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LANCASTER, PA.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1884.
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TT K. HHOADS.
CHRISTMAS
WA.TUIIB3,
HPKOTAOt.K.
CIIA1N8.
I.OOKRTX,
DIAMONDS,
MARLS,
fiAPPniRKS.
OATSRYR3,
HTIVBRWARK,
PAlNTIttaa,
xkera vines.
ri,rBRJrBfrMtjnr,
H. Z. RHOADS,
Lancaster, Pa. Ne. 4 West King Street.
DHY HVODlt.
"1UATH AMI MUAWLS.
LADIES'
AT-
Mietzger & JEIaugliraaii's
Newmarkets, Russian Circulars,
Delmans and Jackets.
CHILDRENS' COATS, for Fall and Winter.
Onr Assortment of CeatH for Ladles and Chlldren was made expressly ler us by the best
makers et New Yerk ana Philadelphia, ana are Tery cheap.
METZGER&HAUGHMAN'S CHEAP STORE
43 West King Street,
(llotwncnthe Cooper Uouse and Cerrcl llorse
nevMydaw
N
KXT DOUlt TO TUB CO OUT UOUSK.
FAHNESTOCK'S!
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
LADIES'
IN ALL THE newest style?
SEAL PLUSH COATS!
FROM 20 00
LONO and 8Q17AKB
Breche Paisely, Cashmere aud Blanket Shawls 1
13 OW PtJLL AND COMPLETE AND WOHTllY THE AT1CNTION OK lllOSE IN WANT.
R E. FAHNBSTOCK
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
J.
II. MAUTJM UO.
At the Becent TBADK SALE et
one-Ol,tha Largest New
secured babeaihb in
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Barely met wlUi. aud inland te give the public Fnlllloncntet tbe low Prlce. A great
many ei 'the oniclea Vere pnrebasiil at less than cost el Importation, and censtat of
Decorated China, Bisque Figures,
Amberina Glass, Bohemian Ware,
Carlsbad Flowered Goods, &c.
AT THIS BALK "WE ALSO VUIiCUASED A FULL LINE OP
TOYS, GAMES AND DOLLS,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES.
We Invite the pnblle te CALL AND EX AM INK our stoek. even If net PreparpJl topur tepur
. and Junier themselves whother the above ftoedi nre net lower In prtce than the
AhUA
same can be purchased elsowhero.
J. B, MARTIN & CO.
Cerner West King and Prince Streets.
LANCASTKU, PA.
VA11VMTS, AC.
jaiUKii caui'et ball.
e
BARGAINS !
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SHIEK'S CARPET HALL.
Selling Off te Clese BoBteess. Everything Must Positively be Sold.
A Full Line of BODY BKU88EL8, TAPK3TBY, and All Grades Of INGUAIN CAKl'Hie,
UOB, BLANKETS. COVItBLETS and OIL CLOTil.
HT ALL AT A BAORIFIOE.-SL
mr Prompt attention given te the Manufacture et Bag Carpets te order.
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SHIEK'S CABiPET IALL
OOB. W. KING AND WATHR ST&.
febU-2mdaw
BXttCKS.
-pueu, wuixa uKsutnetjuu,
-BANKERS.--
PIUME RAILWAY 8ECUBITIEII ALWAYS
ON UANUVOU INVESTMENT.
MINNEAPOLIS UEAL ESTATE 7 rEIl
CENT BONDS 01! HALE AT MIAN U IN
TEUEST. PUOPBIETOBS OP " POOK'S MANUAL OF
UA1LWAYS." COBUESPONDENCE IN
Vlt'ED. ol-lydced aWALLT..NBWYOBK.
7SeNBUMTOI- I HAVE a fOSITlVK
1 remedy ler the above disease t by Its us
thousands et cases et the worst kind and of
long standing have been enred. Indeed, se
strong Is my faith In Its entcaey that 1 will
sendTWOilOTTLKiiiruEK, together with a
VAI.UAHLK TREATISE en this Olsea'e. te
Ry lcrer. Ulve u4 r.JadfeeM.
niiemdeedAemw 181 Pearl SL, N. Y.
GIFTS, 1884
OPSDA OLA8HKS
GttAPOBCOPBfi
HONACLKS,
TKLKHC0PK3
iiaawnexss,
HAOIOMIURORa,
COATS
Hetel,)
LANCA8TB11 l'A.
COATS.
AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
AN ATTltACTIVR fcTOOK TO RHt.KCT PKO.M.
11AND30MK
ALSO,
TO $60.00.
Lancaster, Pa
Yerk Importing Ilousei we
Opposite Stevens Heuse.
BARGAINS !
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IiAWOASTBB, PA
A UOT1UNKEU
AND UEAL KHTATB
AGENT.
HENRY SHUBERT.
AUCTIONEEU AND UEAL ESTATE
AGENT,
Ol North Duke 8t.t .Laneo?, ax, Pe.
Everything pertaining te my business will
receive my twrsenal attention, Terms rt'RAon rt'RAen
able. lve me a call. Unli-Uii
159 159
Watches and Clocks.
B-iEOitKS IK
Watobes, Oloekii, Obaiaa, RIurs,
Spoetnolog, ote,
neralringei all kinds wtilrcelve my por per por
cenni attention. LOUIS WEBEU,
Se. 119)( North gneen utreet.
Bemember name and numtrar. Dlroctlyep
lte City Hetel, near Pnnn'a Depot. JySUy
mmoieax.
r AMIS UAOK.
HOP PLASTER.
Tlili porous planter Is absolutely (As bti
evor made, combining the virtues et hops
with rudii, balsams and extracts. 1U power
Is wonclerful In curing disease where ether
plasters simply relieve. Crick In the Back
and Neek, 1'iun In the Hide or Limbs, Htm
Joint and Muscles, Kidney Troubles, Bheu.
mntlsm. Neuralgia. sero Chest, Aileollens or
the Heart anil Liver, and nil pains or aches In
nny part ouretl Instantly by the Hep Platter.
M-Trvlt. Prien. 2S ennUi. or nvn ler Il.tO.
Mailed en roeolnt ofnrice.
Held by all drag-
Klstsandceunlrv stores. J Ien
punier vem.
jinny. Proprietors, llosten, Mass.
LAME BAOK.
Fer consllnatten. less of nnnel
tlte and
diseases et the bewels take Hawley'g B
Btemach
and LI vor Pills. 23 cents.
il.lvnftw(8)
f U1LTY, GUILTY, GUILTY.
J. W. M1LLEB,
Of Washington borough. Pa., U entity et man
u lac tu ring
MILLER'S
And the vordlctef all whouee liu that
" II IS TBE BEST "
41 II IS THEBES1!"
" II IS TIIE BESI ! "
BLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP
13 TI1K 11K8T.
BepU fiindAv
VI US. KMK'llVS
Seething Syrup
19 THE LATEST AND BEST PKISPAUA-
TION reHTUK COMPLAINT;
or THE
Little Ons,
And It U giving the utmost satisfaction te all
who are uslnlt,
I'-KindA"
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DR. BITNER'S
LAXATIVE POWDER,
FOB TITS cur. or
C03T1VENKSH, KBVFK TOBPIDin 1
THE LIVKIIAND IIOWELH. ACIDI'J V
OK THE STOMACH, EltUUTA
T10N8& DiSPKl'SlA.
Jt Is a mild LAXATIVE, producing no In
convenlenco ana devnld et tbe barshnnM
niualiyprodneMlby FILLS, and can be taknn
In all seiiseni et tbe your.
lt la pleasant te take Ask yenr dealer
tnr IL enlT-flniilAw
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1LLKKH
BLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYEUP!
nt 7 indAw
fj lADIJUAHTKttS IfOlt TMKI
INDIAN MBDIOllfBS,
KA-TON.KA AND 110D03 INDIAN OIL
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LOCHER'S Drug Stere,
TO, KA3T KINU SIIIKEV.
LANflAHTRIkPA
XUUAVVU AMD VlUAJiN.
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SlAllLlSUKI), 1770.
H. C DBMUTH,
MANUrACTUUEli OF
-AND-
FINE GIGARS,
NO. U4 EAST KING STi
We liave new in stock a riNC LINE OF
GOOD3 sultable for
CHRISTMAS PRE8ENTS,
jenslstlnc of KINK MEEBHCIIAUM nnd
rilKNOU JIKIAK PIPK8, MEKUHU1IAU11
ClOAll AND CIUAltETTK UOLI1K1M,
C1GAK, CIOAKKTTK and MATCH CASKS,
in '1'i.Tkev Morreoco. uusaie. Alligator, uau,
laji ban
(II 3wd
Heal, neg Bain aim puin x.euvuer,
HUKE
TENNIS
-AND-
RACQUET CIGARETTES,
Made of straight cut tobaece, mud and et
flneflaver. It Is the longest andrrJieunced
the best Clgarette In the market.
WTUY1T.-S
Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO,
Cigars and Pipes,
W11OLE0ALB AND IIETA1'
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H. L. Stelunan & Ce.
NO.
UO NORTH QUEEN BT.
marSl-lvd
LANQASTEU,rA.
AUKUKKAT 1IA1H1AINM
1 In llniinrwpjtr el anv
Knit Jackets, Woolen nnd Cotten Bhtrte, 1 1 ene
of any size end quality, working rants, evor-
allr. Coaiierta, uieves, luuia, anu a varieiy or
Notions. Moslet tlmabove goods are soiling
at nearly one ball the. prlce tney sold hereto
lore. An oventock In tbe market Is tbe
cause. Same as wheat, please call and ox ex
amine befere you buy.. mamQhv.
tNe. 62 North Queen St.
"LOVE AND CRIME.
A ItOfllANTIO WKsTBIIN T1IAUEDT,
Whalttsls Mnrder1 by Jealous Man-Blx
1'criens lad lltesms Ills Cem-
pany HH Met Wanted.;
Jehn Futqnle, a farm baud, In the em
ploy of Jehn Floley, UtIdr near the town
et Walweitb, Nebraskr, wen n mild man
nercil qnict young tnsn. Heme r.urprlse
waa oxeltcd by hl bccemlnR Plnley'a
hired raitti, whleh he did several months
age, for he vraa generally oensldcrcd
superior te that sort of work. It seen np
po.ired that thore w.ii a motive in lib aa aa aa
tioe, for he began pajlnit attentions te
Mary Finley, the cightecti-ear old
dauihter of his employer.
There was no great reason vrhy he
should net pay her his addrcsace, ti he
was her equal In social Rtanding ; bnt for
seme reason his salt did net prosper, find
about n month age it bcoame an epen
sreiet that he was a rejected levor.
He bc3.-.mn moody and behaved in n
peculiar manner, , bnt still remained in
Piiiley's employ.
He never made any t'urcatn, and no ene
for a motreat thought him oepablo of the
porpetration of a trSKedy, Things Vfent
along smoothly for socie time, Furquln
still remaining in the employ of Fin ley.
He wn treat i at ene of tbe lamlly. Beth
the young ladles were receiving the attcn
tlens of yenng men. Chariet Wattles
was visiting Mies Mary and Jehn Williams
was devoted te Miss Fanaie. Farquin ro re
fttEcd at all times V) join the oempany in
the parlor when Ui tve yenng men wero
prcjunt, bat aside irem this his oenduot
was net noteworthy.
Preparations wcte made for a dance by
the ycutig people in the neighborhood,
and at seen as yencg Farquin heaid of it
he asked first ene and then the ether of
the Finley girls te go with him. They
both declined, and it Bcems each, in re
fusing his invitation, told him plainly or
led him te infer that he ought net te make
snch a request, as be knew they had com
pany. This led him te infer that they
were engaged te be married te the youeg
men. Then he for the first tlme uttered
threats against his rival.
He did net go te tbe pany, but apsnt
hi1) time during tbe night prcparlu? a
little surprlse party for the levers.
He watched in tbe vicinity of the ball
room until in Baw h'a intended victim
making preparations te go home. Then
he hurtled en ahecd of them and bid
behind seme stiaw stacks in the barnyard.
There he was when the four young poeplo
dreve in through the big deuble gate, and
from his hiding plaoe he eyed them as
they dismounted. As they were bidding
cieh ether gecd ulghV, he drew a be id en
the fcur heads 'all clo-e togethcr and
pulled the trigger. Taenia,. Finley and
Jehn Williamii felt deed in their ttaaks,
tvhila Mary Finley .-nsd Charles Watties
also fell, but lived Isnglpneuuh te sce who
the perpotaater of the terrible deed wai.
Fuiquie, as recn as he discharged his
guu, jumped from hisiplaea of oenoial
ment, and, fceeini; eld'mu Finley in the
doorway efhls home, mshed upon him
and braised him with the fiteclc of his
gnu.
TLe man then, it scemj, made prepara
tiens te rgeipc, tbe flrst step in th.it
direction being the concealment of his
erlme. He drew the bodies of his vie
tirrR te the ptraw stack behind whleh he
Tiacfheenhlamg, and oahvcttoffTnoprm!r4 - eahvcttoffTnoprm!r4 - oahvctteffTnoprm!r4 -
mass into n lunerai pyre, ue watoued
until he saw the 11 re well under way, and
then started for the river, but he only
went about half a mlle when he thought
esoape would be impossible, and deter
mined te take his own life.
When found a few hafars later he was
still alive but surforingiffem n p'atel ball
through tbe head Jlt was eared for, and
at first said that he had jpeen shot by some
ene nnknewn te lilmfretflied bolievod that
Mr. Finjey had been killed. On bclug
informed tlutthHibeliefiwas true and that
,the murderer; had tried te conceal bis
wetk by lire," ilniquln-began te tell a
story of his ewa make tip about hew he
had been nwakened by the blaz of the
burning straw, and beea' shot as be at
tempted te oseapo. i
lie did net net far with his story when
he broke down oemplotely and made n full
confession of the raets. 11 e died in a very
short time niter making lm confession
The story when first received at Umaba
was considered a hoax : it was hard te
confirm it. bat confirmation by telegraph
was obtained from the town of Qreat
Island, but details having been brought
there by a resident ct the vlelnlty where
the affair oeourrod.
A FATAL WINU.
ritlibarc's Worst Storm lu Ten YeaiH Caniei
Une llcittrt and ilncli Damage.
BlicdiuK sbecti et rain en Saturday,
wUlstlinR wind that Just climbed up into
a bow), then n low rumble, then n rattle
of musketry, quiekly followed by n creat
boom, and then the storm bnrst with nil
Its fury were the awful incoming of the
meat destruotlve wind and rain storm that
has visited Pittsburg slnoe the momora memora momera
blo Butehcr's run Heed of 1874. Qreat
slcns tottered and rame down with n
mighty crash; tolegrepb peles wero thrown
down nnd wires were twisted nnd ontan entan
gled like whip cord.
It was exactly twenty minutes pant six
when the storm burst, and it continued
with sueh severity for the flret flve min
utes that heavy iron buildings seemed te
shake ana totter as if an earthquake had
oemo. Poeplo ran about as if wild. A
quietbnt persistent rain had oentinuod
almost tbe entire .day, and the crowds
were net as great as customary en Satur
day nlghtr, or olse tbe damage mleht have
been tnueh greater. As it was, casualties
were reported from all parts of the city.
The saddest noeldeut ohrenicWl had its
soene in Seventh avenue, Mrs. Pfaff had
taken her two little ones down te the
Sixth strcet museum aed was en her way
hemeward when the eterm burst. She
had her little girls in her nrms, whlle her
boy, Peter, was a short 'distauoe behlnd,
when a heavy wooden sign, four feet wide
and extending across the top of a build
ing, came crashing down upon thorn,
instantly Killing me oey, ugeu e. i uea
taken from the debris the mother
had the little girl oged 3 tightly
elasped In her arms. All thrce wero
takentotheotllooot npbystelan near by
where it was found the mother was
seriously bruised about the head and her
rfnnrerv doubtful.
Unon regaining consciousness and belng
told of her little son's fate kher agony was
heartrending. The little girl had her
rk'ht leg badly fraetured in two plaoes.
At Qreeusburg, thirty miles east, en the
Pennsylvania railroad, the reef et the
new eaurt heusj wai tern oft by the wind
and carried across the street.
Nature's wUe cosnemy.
A Grew who wai bitterly oemplainlog
that tbe coming of winter had deprived
him of the opportunity of soratehlng for
oern was overheard by the ltat, who said :
"Hut you must remember that it is only
nfur the farmer cets Lis oern in the erlb
that I have nuy bhew at all," "Winter is
myencmy,"put iu the Hare, "boeausa it
leaves my traeks in the snow, te be fol
lowed." "And only for that," addd the
Dejr, "I'm afraid I should net tatte of
hare oneo a year." Meral Dame Nature
reallzed that she couldn't satisfy every,
body and she didn't try te.
AHUUOCSsrUl. B0UOO&.
Uew Michigan Has managed Its Agricul
tural Uellege.
President T. O. Abbet, of the Michigan
agricultural college, han resigned, after 20
yeats connection with that Institution, 23
of whieh wero as itn head. This college Is
the first dlatlnetly agricultural soheol in
the United btates. Itoemmonood in 1867,
en a farm loeatcd in the weeds, three
miles from Lansing, the state eapital. It
has been largely supported by direct ap
propriations from the state treasury ever
slnoe. Under a general aet of Congress in
1803 the oellogo roeelvcd a grant of 240,000
acres of land, whieh has been carefully
managed, and a considerable portion of
wnicu yet remains te be sold. Tbe income
from this endowment already amounts te
$23,000 annually. The faeulty new con.
slats of a president, nine professors, tb.
secretary, librarian, and six subordinate
insiruotero. The oellego has 11 dwellings
for the professors, two dormitories for the
Btudcnls, a college hall, chemical labera
tery, botanteal laboratory, greenhoues,
library hall with 8,000 volumes, astronom
ical observatory, apiary, and eight farm
and garden barns. The llve stoek en the
oellego farm is all oarefully selected for
breeding and experimental purposes, and
is valued at 818.000. The present number
of students is 185. Tbe property of the
collezo is at Diescct valued at 340.000.
Three hundred students have cradnated
from the institution, oue-half of whom are
new farmers, and many ethers are tcaobers
or professors in ether collegcs. Under the
management of the faculty six farmers'
institutes are held oaeh winter in different
parts of the state for the purpese of ex
changing and diffusing praetical Informa
tion nmeDtr the agricultural nonulatlen
and stimulating, n'.spirit of intelligent In
quiry. The coiiege has proved a great
success, net a little or whieh ia due te the
wise administration of President Abbet.
who new retires.
llii Sat en tne Klemtla Signal.
Mark Twain and Qeorce W. Cable vlsi
ted Governer Cleveland and made a tour
of the oipltel. An amuslerr incident oe
ourred in the ceurse of their travels. They
entere i the adjutant geueral s offleo te pay
their rcapeets te that c fiber, but he
was out at the moment, and the party,
whleh Inelndud ethers than the gentletnen
named, disposed themselves about the
offlce in easy positions te await his arri
val. Twain sat down cwelessly en ene
of the adjutant general's offlelal tables.
The party were ehattlng cheerfully and
couduethg thcmsolveH peacefully when
a dozen clerks and depaties of the
department came rushin; in tbneQha and
vfitb unequal velietupuca naked what was
wanted. Nonnef the visiting pvrty Bcemcd
te understand the situation. An Investi
gatien difoleH'Ml the fast that Mark had
planted himself eqntrely ea a Ieuk row of
clactrle b Htens and thin set ringing as
many call belle.
A Mcvel Indnitiy.
Since crocodiles ncd alligators have sup
plied leathcr merchants and manufacturers
with their ekitis, iu order te satisfy n freak
of lashieu, they have becn hunted and
destroyed te such n degree that traders are
casting anxious glances towards the oneo
,yT,,jllUja(, ,yT,,jllUja(, ,yT,,jllUja(, meandna, tea Miuiuli
PP.H
Irem whieh the enirassed frame is rapidly
vanisuing. xne praotieai xankne, How
ever, is net te be beaten by either
orecodilcB or alligators, and where onee the
orecodllo frolieked in freedom it is new
kept in inolesiueo, where it grows and
multiplies npaee. Crccedile farms are be
coming common. The largest animals are
killed nnd skinned, their flesh being used
te iced their hungry descendants. That
theBO brecdlng plaoes nre of no mean
dimensions is thewn by the fact that the
owners of ene of thorn supplied a tanner at
St Leuis during tbe current year with no
less than 5,000 alligator skies.
Oeukllns's Manner.
Cenkllng, when at Utlea, attends
Trinity Kpisoepal ohureh. Just aoress
the aisle from him sits an old gentleman
named Sherman, for yeats a preminent
politician. He and Mr. Genkllng are net
en speaking terms. One Sunday, during
tbe recital of the apostles' oreed. Mr.
Sherman paid partiealar attention te see
whethcr Koseoo bowed his head at the
customary plaoe, Mr. Sherman sayu :
" Well, sir, he steed thera with his head
crret and an oxptcssien en his face whieh
said louder than words : " If tbe Almighty
wants me te bow te Him He must bow
first !"
Ie lieaics for litis & four.
Jehn F. Iletz & Sens, the browers, have
purchaeed a trnet of two hundred acres of
land at Pert Kennedy, near Norristown.
It is their design te put up lea houses ou
this property and te out and stere ice dar
ing the winter for use nt their brewery.
The farm will afford the neecssary facilities
for feeding nnd sheltering tbe men and
horses engaged In storing the ice and
shipping it. Tbe traeks of the Reading
nnd Pennsylvania rallroadsraneIOBe te the
farm.
Ljlng All Areand,
Frem the Arkansaw Traveller.
'Where were you when the first shot
was fired ?" said a lawyer of a female wit-
ness In n sheeting ecrape.
"I was lying down en n sofa."
"And wbore was your husband ?"
'IIe was lying down in the bae'x
gallery."
Anfl TvlinrA trixrn rftii, nlitMrnri 9'
"They wero all lying in the bed fast
asleep."
"Any ether membera of your family
lying down ?"
"Net that I kniw of i but if my brother
had bcen thore he would have been lying
down in the court heuse. He is a lawyer,
like you."
A Convenient Explanation,
In a box at the Paris opera two ladles
are bringing their epera g lasses te bear en
a third a brunette et mature years made
beautiful with superb diamonds.
"Loek 1" said ene ; "It is the Countess
X. Her hair is jet blact, and I am sure
it was gray last year"
"Very true, my dear, But you forget
that ehe is In mourning. She lest her
brother seme months age 1"
The Stream et Lite,
TLe bleed cannot be pure uniesa the liver
acts rightly. Ner can It be rich unless It bes
enough Iren In It, The Iren lu Brown's Iren
Hitters Id exactly what la nre led te glve the
bleed proper vigor and purity. This splendid
tonic acts en ttullvur and sets the whole dl dl
gestlve machinery te rightd. It brings te tbe
bleed the Iren will li uiven 1 hi tiny rorpni rerpni
cli's tnuir ricn red color. Don't let your bleed
get thin aud watery, thas Inviting disease,
I AVun BTerjixiuy te Knew,
Itev. Geergo II. Tbaver. en old citizen et
this vicinity known te every ene as a most
Influential citizen and christian minister of
the 11. K. church, Inst this moment stepped In
our store te say, " 1 wish everybody te knew
that 1 consider that both myuell and wife ewe
our lives te Shlleh's Consmnptleu Cum." It
la having a tremetnleus sale ever our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
el Lung Dhioiutes, snch as nothing else has
done. DBS. ltATCHETT PBANOE.J
llotmaeir. Ind., May IS, Hi.
Sold by 11. B. Cochran, djugRlst.Nes. 137 and
139 North Qneen street. Lancaster. lobUeeilt
Hear Him.
uIt el titw. Iwasatnleted with sick heart
ache and general debility, bat Xur&eek Blted
.Bitters brought about an immediate Improve
ment in my ireneral health. I consider them
the best family medicine in tee narltet."
Adelph Lslex, flnffaie, N. Y. Ter wis by H.
U. Cochran, dreggtet, 187 and IN North Oseea
street.
rnierieai Atviest satve.
The Best Halve in the-world'ter Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Uleers, '.Bait Bhenm. Tover
Beres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cernsand all sain eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It 11 (roar (rear (roar
anteedtegivo perfect satisfaction or money
retanded. Price, SB cents per box, foranle
by U. U. Cochran, druggist, i7 and 139 North
Uueen street, Lancaster,
Don't b ralnt-beattaa.
If you are In trouble leek up, held en. jrive
the blues geed by. U you are in pain, have n
lameness, have an actie et anv kind, go te the
druggist and ask blm ter Thomet' JCcleetrie
Oil, It will de yen geed every tlme. rorsale
bvll. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and Uu North
(jueen street.
A ureat Utseevery.
Mr. Wm. Thomea. et Kewtnn. la., lava
"Wy wlle has been seriously atteeted with a
cengh ler twenty-nve years, and this spring
mere severely than ever before. 8 be had nsed
many remedles without relief, and belmr
urged te try Dr. King's New uisceverv. did
se, with most Kratl tying results. Tha first
doiue relieved nor very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cared her. She has net
had se geed health for thirty years." Trial
bottlei froe at Cochran's drug store, Nes.
1 J7 and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Large alie. 11.00. (C)
CLUTiLLHU.
R1
icneVAL, anu uresiti
LAneASTXB, PaVSept-10, 1S84.
t deslre te make known te my friends
and customers, and the publie In general,
that 1 have remeved from 23 North Qnoen
atroet te 121 North Quesn streeL jurirerly
occnpled by the Arm of Bmallu & Bans
man, where I have openod wit h r. large as as as
sortraenterKngllsh.rreneu aud German
Novelties, tozether with a large line of
Doraeslle Fabrics. Composed as my new
stock Is, of new goods and new styles, I
feel assured that in soliciting a contlnu centlnu contlnu
enoo et your patronage, you will have an
opportunity of making solectlons from a
took unequalled In Its variety and adapt
ed te the present demand, whieh Is ter
geed vulaes, gentlemanly styles and
effects, and exquisite fit. Nothing but the
very best et workmanship; and prlces te
suit everybody. Ploase taver me with
your orders.
Yours very trnly,
D. R. WINTERS.
'IXTlL.L.lABtBUN A krOaTKK.
ELY3IAN, MELTON AND EEUBEY
OVEECOATS-
In Dahlia, Oxford, Maroen and Brown, cut
In the latest fashions and finished handsomely
with silk sleeve linings. We have a fall as
sertment of sices, and prices range IremtlS
te 123. HOirs ter Dress or Business Wear,
made et all wool material In a large variety et
patiurns. Including Whipcords or Corkscrew
In rour-l!ulten cutaway or Sack Ceat style,
tie te 23. run UOODS, including Ladles'
MuQ, Cellars, Beas, Pur and Eiderdown
trimming. uent'sNeai Bkln caps. imitation
Beal, Mlk Plash, Heavy Cleth ana a large va
riety et all kinds et bats and caps of the latest
lashlens at the lowest prices. CAKBIaGK
KOIIESet WeH. Mountain Ueat, Plush and
MOlialr. llerae Cevera nnd HlAhla nifLntrAi. In
the beat nnd the cheapest qualities irem 70c
upwards. XIKAVY WxNTElt UNDi-BWEAU
ei Scarlet, White and Bine Grey, both Ira-
Sen ed and Demestic All Weel Goods and
larlnns, In Whtte and Scotch Grey, 25e te 750.
i he W. ft r. Special Weel Underwear, all
sizes, halt a dollar. A Waterproof Beet, Grain
Leather, flecce Llned,t3 SO. Solid Leather all
through, and lust the thing te keep the feet
dry. Fer the ladles we have a mil assortment
of sizes In the Common Hense Shee that form
erly sold at ts.re ; It Is no w cut down te M.00.
And tbe opera Toe, a mil dress shoe all
widths, that always cold ler 5 CO, we also cut
down te (.te per pair. Beth tbege Rtyles are
made of carefully Nelected Prench Kid. HUB.
BKlt BOOIS AND OVKU81IUUJ. t?e have
soinethlng quite new ler butcher" and all per
sona requiring a waterproof everpant. These
pants are made single ami double and are pos
itively warranted te be waterproer and will
net become sticky or gummy. Prlce, 75e te
I LIS. Alse Jackete el the same material.
Williamson & Fester,
32, 34, 36 and 38 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
iu
IIAMSMAM BUD,
OLOTffla.
Ve have heard et Clothing glven away, that
U11UWU U1W tk JiruuilBUUUUB BlUffU OS BU
advertising dodge. The next thing te giving
them away Is te sell them at the low price we
am new nulling thorn.
S7.W, a great retnrn for little meney. A suit
that Is geed enough for any bnBlness purpose.
Don't wear shoddy and ancient mark downs
when you can get such Butts and Overcoats as
we sell at 7. IS, f 10 and 112, te say nothing et
the 1 iner Things at SIS, tit, us and upward.
OVEBCOA1S at the
prices,
very bottom reached
SUirSASLOWAS$1.50.
OVERCOATS AS I0W A8 $1,25.
OUB CLOTHING SPEAKS IOU ITSELF.
We are ready ve meet the wants of the times.
Wages are low and times and payments are
slew, one dollar te-day should buy as much
as ILGO a year or two age.
L&ansman&Bre.
The A8mONABLE BCHASX XAILOM
Ne. 66-68 NORTH QDEIM STRUT.
Bigbt en the Southwest. Cerner; et Or&nge
ULNCASTHK, PA.
Air Net connected with any ether clet&lns;
ilUUJHS IU fcUU Mh
NOTIOH TO XMtrfPAtWtCK.M AND UUM
NEBS. All persona are hereby fei bidden
te trespass en any el the lands of the Cera
wall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or un un
Inclesed, either ter the purpese el sheeting ex
nsblng.as the law will be rigidly enforced
against aU trespassing en sU land et tbe
undersigned alter this notion.
1 K WM. COLXMAM PSBSMAjT.
B. PXKCY ALIJEN,
EDWAKD O. VatSEKAir,
t itwrnrr W K. W OslKMii Ratn
ask m
The time Is r&nidhr .mmudw
tag lrtwn hMvy goods for lat
weather -will be a MemMy.vff
Ocmductert. a elaae that need
warm Clothing, may find geed,
heavy Blue Suite at the. low
priee et $12. Stxengly-mde.
ril. "" '"'' v jjuv&eu,
mis ; worm mere money. Storm
uveroeats and OeachmenVi-
Oeats are also largelyrepreEent-,
4
earn our stock.
fe
A. U, YA'iliS & CO., $
602. 004, 606, CHESTNUT 8TS.
PHILADKLV1I1A
Nones. Estimates famished te
Overoeats for the Inangnrotlen.
5$
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ONK THOUSAND AND FIVK I1UNDU51V-"1
OTEBCOATS AT M ANUITAOTUKEKS ' . r
COST PKICif. "?,
nxfvnrtr. krre H .,. . , .. ..un
v. , ..n,uttia iu ui Hun, siyius anu quail-,' ',
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uvBuuiiaiH in ail sizes large or small. 'ru
uvbih;ua.tm ter old men plain or fancy, .rfi
OVEBCOATS for young men-light errtark.!. i
OVKUCOATa ter boya-geod and eheap s M J i
O VKBCOAT3 ter chlldren-as low as $LK. fin;
-ALSO-
100 Dezen Knit Jackets,
Just received and selling at Lewer PjIces ,?$
lean ever neara or ter same quanue ei these . v Yi
comfortable ana useiul srtlcies. '.i -:
uniiJAua.srairomeucuptosa.7j.
NEW LINK OP tp
Gloves, Underwear, Neekwear andyF,
i.& m.MHi.1 evuik .h... .
ROLII) 8II.K PUFF 8CAUP8 nt 550. ' "3rf
aujuiu eiijb, wiajlt: nuaurs av zee, esc. .tc;v;-.;' 'v
All en acoennt et wanting the room tbeyfj
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ETRSH & BEOTHM
COBNEB OP ., ,M
NOUTH UUEEN ST. A CENTUK SQUARr. 'M
LAN CAST EB. PA
1SK UUZZAHDti UlSXUBk.
WenluflU a Tolnme and ajiretty bJn eiwjlL
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wvinivneitmr m niititvn
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AS THAT HIDE BY
BTIftGEB, & SUTTON,
NO. 24 OflNTRH 8QUABB,
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ue weuia nave ead tee much pride In himselt it
te boeomo the notorious thlet that huh. ;
Every Mgn Feels a Thrill of Priile
ucu uc uuw uu UDO OI JIUaUKU A BUT- . jT
TON'S SUITS.-ami hit Imii an ..hie t. ".'
ffh.. k .....a .. . ............ . ....u
jatlen In the region et his pocket, tee. for lf
thetrsnltsarothecheapestettho cheap. "i
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Burger & Sutten,
MEKCI1ANT TAILOBS AND CLOTIIIKIW,
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