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A rOBT-MOrtlALTBAMHrOBMATION.
There was a man of knowledge detp command
ing sweep, who knew ft heap, ft ma wje
studied day and night, and hardly spared the
lime te sleep.
This nin se staid 'he knew, ft maid, demure'
afraid, and half dismayed, shy M the nymph
nfaticlenlniylhs equMtenm In ieim sylvan
shade.
This innld se rare, wllh golden hair and modest
ulr, no debonair, she charmed thl man of
learned lore fttid caught him In her witching
unto.
This inannf thought and learned lore, hl hair
he tore, and o'er and o'er, he loudly swore
that he would cherUh her for aye, and he
would lere her evermore.
New they are wed, In hi library nooks among
hi hoeka hit knee he croeki, and sees fall
wife 10 seldom new that fae'a forgotten bow
alia leek.
Tlie wlfn tn whom the man lie fore ae loudly
awera he would adore forevenuere,llres with
her mother and declare her husband li ft
regular bore.
tYem the J.ynn (Man.) Union.
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fl.AHTtIO TOBACCO BMDB.
Hew they Carry en lb Great Leral Indnttry
Denn In Maryland.
Dunkirk, Calvert Ce., Md., Cerr. of tlie Haiti Haiti
mere sun.
Tlie Becend week of March li an Impert
ant period ler (armors In tlie tobacco grow
ing ceuuttM or tlie tUte. Aa early a
January sometime a betl In raadote give
ainalt planting extra early, but Uiere can be
no regular depondenco upon theae winter
beds, and frequently no geed reaultalrem
tlieui. II made al all, they have te be made
In auch a warm aeuthera hillside .that when
the warmer seasons come en they burn like
tlnder. Many farmers new de net make
theae winter bed a at all, but save their
fertilizing material for a large spring bed.
Theae farmer seem the meat aucceserul
alter all, and the custom Is becoming mera
general. This spring bed la supplemented
usually by a " branch bed," made In a low,
moist npet, se that In case of a severe
drought, which mar burn the winter bed, or
even the spring bed, the branch bed may
held sufficient moisture te withstand Uie
etlecta of the heat and drought
Theso branch beds may be made any
time In March, and they often save a
crop, although It can never boa full crop, as
the plant ceme out Juicy and tonder, and
the het suns el June ami July will burn thorn
te a cinder when planted unless there hap
pens te come a cloudy spoil at the tlme,
which seldom occur. All things taken Inte
consideration, and the experience of the
eldest and best farmers has thus made the
early part of March the favorite time for
totaeco-bcd making. That the spot selected
must hae a southern exposure or be pro pre
tected from the northern winds, all success
ful planters are agreed, but the character of
the soil and the fertilizers te be used are sub
jects upon which there is a diversity of
opluleu. Heme farmers prefer the light gray
soil, which is usually covered witn holly and
Ivy bushes; ethers prefer pine land, well
cotercd with shatters, or a black, loamy spot.
It scouts that as a fertilizer stable cleanings
are preferred, as they cause considerable heat
by fermentation. Hogpen and honheuso
scrapings are preferred by ethers, as they
claim mat the stable cleanings produce tee
much heat and will cause the planta te burn.
A number of farmers object te using any
farm fertilizer en the beds. They claim that
It Is better te use what can be gathered en the
farm for top dresalng for grass and te use en
tobarce beds commercial fdrtltlrcra. Tnls
practice Is obtaining considerable follow
ing new, and farmers who have tned
It Bay that they are better pleased
with the result than they were with
the old way. As a top dressing after
the planta have come up commercial
fertllizcra only seem te give saUslactlen. A.
former practice was te top-dress with rich
dirt anil scrapings nreunu barns and under
Uiu sheds, but It is new generally believed ty
some of our best tobacco planters that tins
top dressing Induces a ravage by the dreaded
tobacco lly which se often blights the hepes
et the farmer by destroying the tobacco
plant. It 1 thought that these tiles are kept
from freezing In liielr embryo Btste from the
protection all en! ml by the shelter, and, belcg
carried te the bed with the flue scraping,
they are en the spot te begin operations as
seen as the plant come up. Thus it Is that In
making beds the barn scrapings are net new
being used for fear of the tly. Hut for this
objection this would, It Is stated, be a supo supe supo
rler fertilizer for the beds as It would net In
duce burning as the stable cleanings de and
would be used largely en spring beds.
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It the Cowboy Pianist a Fraud ?
Frem the Amertcun Music Journal.
A recent notice or tlie porfermauco in New
Yerk or liabel, the cowboy pianist attracted
the attention or a leading Jeweller or Temple,
who address the following letter te Mr. J. N.
-Pattlaen, efthUcity:
Tkmplk, Texas, l'eb. 28, 18S5.
Dkah Hin : Knclcaed you will find a clip
ping lit regard te one Ratal. I cannot help
unswerlugsuch bareraced falsehoods salt con
tains, liabel Is a professional pianist, and
his rattier was a Bret-class teachsr or music,
lie was raised in Hegulne, Texan, can read
music at first eight, and play a well as most
professional plaulsts. The last tlme I saw
film he was travelling for a music house at
Ilenham, Texas. He played in J. a Whee
ler's beer saloon here for mero than a year.
Fer the truth et what 1 saw I refer te L, Ilarr,
grocery merchant, or Temple. Texas, as he
lias known Uabel from a child. Yours, Ac.
11. SANDUAM.
A Ureal lllvalry.
Frem the Ksteilne (Dak.) Bell.
Said the mayor of Minneapolis te an
alderman :
"I hear that another family moved InteSU
Paul yesterday."
"Yea,"
"Hew large?"
"Man an' wlln and lour children."
"That's bad. What are we doing T"
"Well, one pair of twins Is reported from
the Fourth ward, and two immigrants from
New Yerk have Just get heie. J. expect a
friend and his wire and one child te arrive
en the neon train. I Ihlnk we'll manage te
keep up with that ont-herse town dewu the
river.
Ban Scene In Court.
from the New Tork Times.
Unde Itastus (te magistrate) Ye' tnusn't
be tee ha'd en er poe' ole man, sab. J'a a
orphan.
Magistrate Hew old are you, Uncle
llastusT
Uncle Rutin 'Reut sebbenty, sail.
Magistrate It's bard lines te be an orphan
at your age.
Uncle Kastus 'Deed 'tis, sail.', My poe'
ole mudder died two months befe' 1 was
Wn.
Magistrate Don't you mean yourfather?
Uncle Kastus P'raps I does, ye' henah.
I specs l'a net In my right mln' or I wouldn't
'tempt ter steal chickens from a man what
keeps a yaller dawg.
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An Kudes el Farm Hands.
A Kalelgh dispatch states that since the
first ef.lhe year net less than 7,000 and prob
ably 10,000 laborers have lett North Carolina
for the states south and for Arkansas, and
there is new demand for farm hands that
cannot be supplied. The cause for this
exodus, It is said, is te be found In the Hen
laws, the system of farming, and the bad
crops et the past three yean.
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Our Progress.
As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads, se tee huge, drastic,
catbartlc nllli, composed of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with the tn
.ui..Atinn nr lit. IMrfw' ' Pleasant Punrattve
PelleU," whlcn are sugar cua
larger than muaUrd seeds, bul
highly concentrated vegetable
Pellets. Wiiicu uru iuksi wmwu, wj mwe
Stwus, UUfr i;uiuruacu ui
extracts, jiy
inlS-M,Tb&W
druggists.
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The farmer tired with ovorwerk blesses the
great pAln cure St. Jacobs Oil.
Net Symptoms, Det The Disease.
It would seem te be truth appreciable by oil,
and especially by professors of the healing art,
that te remove the disease, net te alleviate Us
symptoms, should be the chief aim of medica
tion. Yet tn hew many Instances de we see
this tmtb admitted In theory, Ignored In prac
tice. The reason that Hosteller Stomach Bit
ters Is successful la se many cases, with which
remedies previously tried were Inadequate te
cope, Is attriuoiauie ie uiu ac iiuh uus weai
ctne which reaches and removes the causes of
the various maladies te which It 1 adapted. In
digestion, feverand ague, liver complaint, gout,
rheumatism, disorder of the bowels, urinary al.
lectiens and ether maladies are net palliated
merely, but rooted ent by It. It gees te the
fountain head. It Is really, net nominally, a
radical remedy, and It endows the system wllh
aa asaeaat of vigor which is best -protaeuea
asaUsat sUaaaaa.
BWriiS-Jv
If the gentlemen whose Ihts rs tdtfae lady's
snowy brew and thns caught ft severe old had
hut used Or. Unit's Cough Syrup, no doctor's
hill would have been psceksa ry.
some gentns proposes 10 imroance paper
shirt.
wearing paper sniris means neanni
r
rheumatism
Will
mUTBUUII Will yUWQVBIi
Oil,
newever
naner shirts might still be a success, Price
esnls. t
Jens If, KmsAtL, of Westfletd, Chautauqua
Ce., N. Y., writes May 50, 18S4, that he was suffer
ing with Kheumatle Fever, and had Constipa
tion se bad that many times he wenttwehe
days without an evacuation. Ulven up by phy
sicians, boas a last resort took Brand rein's l'llls,
two every night inr seven weeks. Mew he Is an
entirely-well .man, and never nses any ether
medicine for blrasolfer family, lie will answer
any Inquiries.
BPMOIAL KOTICmg.
Carious te mink that desks and chairs kill pco pce
le. but the? de. Taken In lanre anantftle
office furniture lanital as yellow fever. We sit
and write nnrsAlvea r. Bedentarr habits
prodnce constipation I that begets dyspepsia i
rheumatism and kidney trouble fellow In their
train and death ends the chanter. Yen whose
lives
of oft
res passed eyer desks and In the confined air
office sought te keep Ur. Kennedy's Fa
rile Remedy "always en band for the
vnrlln
stomach and brain ,
mario-imeeosw
Kerrwas teaktlHeisrt Men
Yen are allowed afrti trial of thirty dayi of the
aseef Ur. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic llelt with
Kleetrle Baspensery Appltanees, for the speedy
relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility,
less of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Alse, for many ether diseases. Com
plete restoration te health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed, he risk Is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full Information, terms, etc
mailed free by addressing Veltate llelt Ce., star
shall, Mich.
AUK YOU MADK miserable, by Indigestion,
Censtl nation, lltzclnesa. lyess of AnnetTte. Yel
low Skin t Bhlleh's Vltatlzer Is a positive care.
for sale br 11. II. Cochran. DrncsrlsU Ne.
137
North (Jueen street.
SI.KKl'LKSS NIUIITS, made miserable by
that terrllile cough. Bhlleh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. yorsaleey 11. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne.
IS! North Queen street.
"HACKMKTACK" a latlii(r and fragrant per.
fume. Price Stand ed cents, Kersale by 11. li.
Cochran, DrngglsU Ne. 137 North gnecn street.
The Impending Danger.
The recent statistics of the number of deaths
show that a large majority dle wllh Consump
tion. This dlsease may cemmence with an ap
parently harmless cough which csn tin cured In
stantly by Kemp's llclsam for the Threat and
Lungs, which Is guaranteed teenra and relieve
all cases. l'i lee al cents and II. Trial tit free.
Fer suln by It. II. Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137
North Uut-en street. eO-lwdAltw
BIIILUU'S CATAUKII KEMKDV-n posltlve
euro for Catarrh, Ulptberla, and Canker sleutlu
Fer sale by It. It. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
North Queen street.
Never Uln Up.
If you are suffering with low and depressed
spirits, less nf appctlte, general debility, dis
ordered bleed, weak- constitution, headache, or
any dUeesn of a billens nature, by all means
Crocure n tiettle of Kleetrle miters. Yeu will
e surprised te see the rapid Improvement that
wtll follewt you wtll be inspired with new llfu;
strength and activity will return ; pain and
tnlsery will ceaM, aud henceforth you will re
joice In the praise or Kleetrle Itinera, Beld at
fifty cent a bottle at Cochran, the Druggist, 137
and 13U North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. it))
TThAs
Hew absurd te wheeze with a cough which
Hale's Heney of lloreheund and Tar. Pike's
Toothache Dreps curelu ene mlnute.
mli-lwdeed&w
I was troubled with chronle catarrh and gath
ering In the head, was very deal at times, had
discharges from my ears, and was unable te
breathe through my nose, llefere the second
bottle of Kly's Cream Halm was exhausted I was
cured, and te-day enley sound health. C.I.t'or C.I.t'er
blu, a Chestnut 81, Field Manager Phtladel)
phla l'ub. Heuse, Pa.
I am en my second bottle et Kly's Cream llatm,
betng a sufferer from catarrh since 1 was aehtld,
hut wllh this medlclne lam being cured. Win.
L. Dayton, llroeklyii, uil8-2wdeedlw
CeLDKN'a Liquid lleef Tenlcl As a tonte In
all cases of debility and weakness, cannot be
surpassed. uill-lwileedAw
A Very Narrow KMape.
" Yes, I had a very narrow escape," said a
prominent citizen te a friend, "lwas ceutlned
te my bed fur a year and my friends gave me up
toracensnmpllve'sRrave, until 1 began using
Kemp's Ualsnui for the Tbrent and Lungs, ana
here I am, sound and hearty," Price Sec. and
Si. Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
FOIl DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee en every bottle of Bhl Bhl
eoh's Vlts.llr.er. It never falls te euro. Fer sale
by II. It. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North Queen
street.
WHY W1LL10U cough when Bhlleh's Cure
will gire Immediate relief. PricelO cts.,S0cta ,
and II. Fer sale by 11. It. Cochran, Druggist,
Ne. 137 North llueen street.
A Great Discovery.
Mr. Win. Thomas.ef Newton, Ie., says: "My
wtfe has been seriously ntfected with a vuugh for
twenty-five years, and this spring mera e erely
than uvcr before, dhehed used many remedies
witlieut relief, and belug urgedtntry Dr. King's
New Discovery, did se, with moil gratifying re
sult. The first bottle relieved her very much,
and the Becend bottle has absolutely cured her.
Mho has net had se geed health for thirty years.'
Trial llettles Free nt CecJiran's Drug Htere. 137
and 1S9 North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. l.tii;e
suei,uu. l xn.xa (U)
T1IK UEV. (1KO. II.THAYKK, of llourben
Ind.says: " lletb myself and wlfn oweour lives
teBIIII.OirBCONBLrMl'TIU.VCUKK." for sale
by 11. II. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North Queen
street.
Four-Fifths.
Of our American peeple are afflicted with sick
heuduche In either lis nervous, bilious or con-
P:estle forms, catiicd by irregular habits, high
Ivlns, etc., and no remedy hits ever conquered
It until Dr. Lesllu's Special Prescription was dis
covered. Glvelta trial. Bee advertisement In
anotber column. (3)
S!!IL011'8VlTALI7.Klllawhat yqn need for
Constipation, Less of Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Prlcu ID and 75
cents per bottle. Fer sale by 11. II. Cochran,
Druggist, Ne. IS) North Queen street.
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve In the world for Cuts, lirutses,
Bires, Ulcers, Salt liheum, Fever Beres, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Cbtlbalns, Hums and all Skin
JCrupllens, positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
8 aired. It Is gnaranteed toglveporfoctsatlsfac teglveporfoctsatlsfac toglveperfoctsatlsfac
on, or money refunded. Price 23 cents per
box.
Fer sale by Cochran, the Druggist, 1ST and 139
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. T TuAS(t)
HKOCKMLE8.
SPECIAL LKNTKN QOODH.
Best selected cedrlsh, large fat, Juicy mack
erel, smoked halibut, canned salmon, new crop
olives, finest table oil, salad dressing, mustard
and pickles, bananas, eranges and apples. Try
our tine selected old llev. Java, Mecha and Im
perial Hlo Coffees, they speak, for themseh es,
very geed at Wic. Bargains, 3 and 4 fc of lllce
for ise.: S ti geed prunes, 25c; elegant Debt
.Syrup, 8c. per quart ! canned corn, 8c; 10 B kit
lat mackerel, Wc. Please cull orsendyeurnrdera.
angX-lyd
Ne. 113 West King street
c
IIHAP KAMITiY OKOURItY.
.li net te eat.
Hut eattelUe,"
A new and selected assortment of llosten, Oat
meal, Monitor, (linger. Pretzel, lllue Point
lyster, Family and WuterCrucki-rs, Beds, Coffee,
Tea, Nic-Nacs, Iximen, Lady's Fingers. Midgets,
ltlHe Nuts. Cocea, Penn, Vanilla, and Milk Ills
cultst Crystal, Uraham und Dinger Wsfurs,
AlsnulargequantltyofFlneBMOKKl) SALMON,
Halibut, Boneless Cedrlsb, ltusslan Saldine,
Kxtra Ne. 1 Mackerel, Fine Mackerel srer&c!
Beused Mackorel, Salmen, Lobsters, and Boyera
Oysters, Helland, Portland and Scotch llerttng
and Bloaters,
The) Beat Cheeses in the Oity.
Celvln's Pure Yerk County Buckwheat, nod a
full line of rresh Groceries at
OHABLBS MAONAY'S
Choice Fiaily Grocery and Cheese Emporium,
113 and 147 MOUTH QUKEN STItKKT,
Lancaster, l'a.
Uneds delivered free te all parts et the city
and environs. Telephone Connection. IU3uid
, T BUHSK'B.
DID YOU EVEKHKAKTHE L1KET
GOOD, SOLID CRANBERRIES,
AT 5 CENTS A QUA It'!'.
BETTEU ONES, 3 O.UAKTS t'OH CENTS.
HONEY I HONEY I
fine Comb Heney. In two pound frames, at IS
cents a pound ; by the case of about a pounds,
at 15 cents a pound.
reur pounds of Geed Prunes, 25 cents.
four pounds of Geed Peaches, 25 cents.
Pour pounds of Geed Dried Apples, 25 cents.
1 nruu puiiuus ui x-areu 1 uacnes, - cents.
Pour pounds of Bice, 25 cents.
Plve pounds of Beat Lump Starch, 25 cents.
r.ieKanv j.ignveyrun, b cunts a nuarr.
Confectioners' J
aaa pulverized
1'ntverlzed Sugar,
AT BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
Telephena Connections,
TeUC
AaaMWtAMM , .
lARKKR'B TONIC.
Attend te It New.
Many suffering peerl drug themselves abeai
with falling si
failing strength, reeling that they are
steaanvslnklns?
into the grave, when ny using
(lev would flndaenre cemmenc
Parkers Tenln they would flndacnre
ing with the first dose, and vitality and strength
KIIMlV AMM I Ma. t.MMft. ,n tkfeM
"InraU years old I have been sick nearly ail
my life, and ought te knew something about
medicine by this time. I have used Parker's
Tonle freely for mere than aTarear, and conslder
It the best remedy I have ever known. In fact,
1 new find no ether medicine neceesary. Fer
weakness, debility, rheumatism, and that dis
tressing all geneness and pain from which I
infrerei. se long, It ha neeqnal. Idonetaeo
bow anyone can afford te de without se valeabln
and Frent street, Providence, It, I.
PARKER'S TONIO.
ll'renared tiv Illsenx A Ce.. N. Y.I
Beld
liy alt Druggists In large bottles at One
Dellar,
uiarl-lmMATh
lAKKKH'H
HAIR BALSAM
the pnpntar favorite for dressing the hair, lie
storing color wlien gray and preventing Dand-
rnrr. It cleanses the i
and Is sure te please.
It cleanses the scalp, steps the hair falling,
M0. and tl sizes at Druggist.
liiMinl,Thw
OI I'LASTKHS.
DON'T BK SWINDLKD
lly buying something you knew nothlngabent.
We gnarantee the HOP PLABTKK the best ever
known. The vlrtues or fresh Heps, Burgundy
Pitch and Canada Balsam combined, make this
plaster highly medicinal and active for the euro
et pains, aches, soreness, cramps, stitches, crick
and local weakness. Drives out pnln smoothes
the part and strengthens. Beld by druggists
and dealers. S9c.. for tl.nn. HOP PLA8TKU
COMPANY, Bosten, Mass. Mailed for price. (3)
HOP l'LAHTHIta
Kill pain, soetho and stimulate the tired
M.II..1.. .M
wenaeriuuy strengthen weak
parts. All the valnable medicinal virtues of
u,im;icB, miu wi,iiul&ullT Sfcrvill
i)ie. meaicinai
rrosniieps, combined with Burgundy pitch and
Canada Balsam. Applied te Backache, Sciatica,
with Bunrnni
Itbeumallsm, Crick, Stitches, Bldeache. Kidney
Affections, Heve Chest, or any or the various
pains and weaknesses se common, Instant relief
is given, cures Dyspepsia ana i.tver troubles
iinent imeratu ausing. M
nir. Sold everywhere. 2&c..
ft for SI 00.
Matted ter price. HOP PLA3TKK
CO., Bosten, Mass.
W
HOP I'liASTEIW.
Sic. each, 5 for f 1.0ft, any drag store. HOP
PLABTKKS nre prepared from (he complete
virtuoso! Heps, combined with Burgundy Pitch
cause they net Instantly and cure speedily. If
ply ene of these plasters nnd experience their
seething, stimulating and strengthening effect.
A wonderful cure for pain In the small or the
back. e, ft for tl 00 everywhere. HOP PL AM
TKIt COMPANY, Bosten. Sent by matt If de
sired. (3)
riOHN KKMOVKK.
VICTORIA CORN REMOVER.
Warranted tn eradlcate completely and In a
short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
sort, wlllieutpaln. Sold by Uee. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Locber, Jehn It. Kauffman, Dr. Wm. Worm Werm
ley, and at
BKCHTOLD'S tlKUQ STOKK,
dccl9-lyd Ne. 401 West Orange St.
GKAY'B HPKCIKIO MEDICINE.
TheUreatKngllshllcmedy. An unfailing
eure for Impotency and all Diseases that fellow
Less of Memery, Universal Lassitude, Patn In
the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old
Age, and many ether diseases that lead te In
sanity or Consumption and a Premature Uruve,
Full particulars In our pamphlet, which wu de
sire te send free by mat te every one. This Spe
cifics modlctne Is sold by all druggists at 11 ier
package, or six packaged rer or wtll be aunt
free by melt en receipt of the mi ney, by ad
dressing the agent,
11. 11. COCHKAN, Druggist, Sele Agent,
Ne. 1J7 and 1W North Qui-:, street, I-uucuster,
Pa.
On account et counterfeits, we have adopled
the Yellow Wrapper) the only genuine.
TAk UltAY MKlflaiNK CO ,
Buffalo. N. Y.
e
UHKdUAUANTEKD.
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by UK. J, It. MAYF.lt.
Kaseateucei no operation or delay from busi
ness t tested by hundrudsef cures. Main office.
Ml AltCll ST., PHILA, Send for Circular.
UMyd&w
A l'TEll ALL OTUK1W KAIL, CONSULT
DR. LOBB,
3-21 NORTH F1FTKKNTH STKKKT, (Belew Cal-
lewhlll Street, Philadelphia.)
SO YEAIIS' Ki'l'KUlKNCK. Uiiaranteedtnciire
the afflicted nnd unfurtunate with Purely Vege
table Medicines. Boek en special diseases free :
sendrerlu AiUIcufree and strictly conPden cenPden
tlal. Offlca lieiini, 11 u. in. te 2 p. m., 7 P. m. tell)
p. in. Treatment by Mall.
ml-lydjtw
c
iata iuih ay-fi: v int.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
IS WORTH S1.000
re any JMAr, .rear an en cirn.n,
SUFFKIllNU FKOM
CATARRH.
A. K. NKWMAN, Urellne, Mich.
Apartlcle Is upplliil te each nostril and 1
agreeable te use. Price 60 cents by mailer at
druggists. Send for circular.
KLY BKOTUKIIS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
InlySlyeed&lvw
Dlt. DAISEX,
OFFICES AND DUUfl STCUK,
leaN.Sth St., Phllad'e.,
ltegtstcred Physician nnd Oruduate Jeffersen
College, guarantees te cure all Bleed, Bfcln und
Nervous Dlsoeses; also Private Diseases of either
ser, wlthpurrlyegetable remedies.
DR. DALSKN'S GOLDKN PKttlODIO PILLS
are Safe, Certain and F-ffectual. F! box. Send
for circular. 11(10 N. STH ST., Philadelphia.
Treatment by Mall. f."7-lyd
CAKE. BORE AND SPEEDY CORK.
O Uurruai, Vaaioeoata and BroetaL DuaAsas.
Whv be
humbugged
bv nuaeks.
when von
can find In
Dr. Wrt:
..r-r.- r-
n nyni
the
eiuy uaau'
LAB PHTStOlAW In
Pbilaaelpbla who makes a
specialty of the abeve diseases and ecbbs them 1
Cuaas acAKAirrxBD. AdvieS rasa, day and oveu eveu
lag. Strangers can be treated and return home
the same day. OIBces private.
lilt. W. II. WltlUHT,
Ne. S41 North Ninth street, above llace,
P. O. Bex B71 Pbliadel phis,
lanSI-lydAw
HVOKH.
TJLA.NK HOOKS.
Jehn Baer's Sens
Invite examination of their
BLANK BOOKS!
In Various Grades et
DAY BOOK8, JOUBNAL",
LEDGERS, CASH BOOKS,
COPYING BOOKS A I'ltKISKS.
INVOICE BOOKS, TIME BOOKS,
MEMORANDUMS, PASSBOOKS,
PETTY ACCOUNT HOOK, Ae ,
AT THK
SIGN OFTHE BOOK,
16 and 17 North Queen Street.
WINKS AMU LIQUORS.
UULKBHATED
fTWK
" BOUQUET" AND "OLD ANCHOR"
PUKE IlYE WHISKIES
Are rich In flavor, soft and pleasant te tlie taste.
l'CRBtn quality, are exccllem stimulants, and
lUDVluiim wiluuuiniivBuii uin iimiftui.
at all the leading lintels nnd by DrtiKKlsU.
Sold
Ask
fertu
HUMPHUEYAMAtl
.Ill
II N,
sjtria a tuiTieiuii,
anlCmd 401 N, Sd St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sele proprietors,
M'
ADEIRAANUHIIERRY WINES
Keigarfs Old Wine Stere
H. E 8UYMAKER, Aqcnt,
-AT-
H. E 8UYMAKER, Aqcnt,
Established 17 6. Ne. East Kine Hthsit.
teliUtiO
T ANOAHTEH STEAM LAUNDRY,
Ne. CM) NOBTH ABCH ALLK V,
I uoeuscuiiecieaanu ueuvereu iree 01 ctiarire.
Cellars. 2c.t Cuffs, 4c. pair 1 Shlru, ltw., ele.
Telsphene connection. a-3md
MVw-MM.
JTJVKRY DAV BOMKTUINO HKW
Nea. 147 4c 249 tort )mm Street,
Opposite the Keystone Heuse and Northern
Bank, .
New Dress Goods.
New Cashmeres, Hemespuns. New Armnres,
Tricots, Plaids. New sateens, Foulards,
Chtntses. New Percales, Seersuckers,
Ulnghams. New Corded Peqneaa,
Platd Nainsoeks. New Victeria
Lawns, llambnrgs, Insertlngs,
dent's White Shirt, Qenl s Cellar and Cuffs,
A Full Line of Notions and many ether reeds
which we will dally add te stock and sold at
lowest market prices. Please call and examine
goods before purchasing.
The book of the lata Arm et Bewers Itarst
are with me for collection. All persons knowing
themselves Indebted, please call and make set
tlement. febS-lyd W. II. BOWK 118.
OAIUIAINH t BAKOAINH t
bosteinTstore
1
.1 nst Itecel ved, One Case
ALL-WOOL CAMEL'S UAIll BUlTINd,
Which we are selling at Be per yard t worth
37K
net
c. ii(iies,inisMaDargiunwnicnyonsneuiu
. net fall te sea. We are efferlnir the .best
value te be foend anywhere, in
BLACK SILK, BLACK OAMIMKUK,
COLOUKD CASIIMKBK, '
SPONtiKD CLOTHS (Something New,)
VJELVVrS,8ATINB.
TABLE LINKNS, TOWKL1K08,
MUSLINS,SUXKTIR08, SHIRTINGS, C
We have yet a few Choice Patterns tn Summer
Bilks at Kc. per yard. Met sold anywhere at less
than 37Kc We are making special effort en
stock bought from Messrs, Bewers A Hurst, as
we are determined te close said stock by April 1.
T-BOSTON BTOKE.-W
STAMM, BROS, a CO.,
(Formerly of the New Yerk Stere.)
Nes. 30 & 38 North Quean St.
LANCASTER, PA.
Janll-lydftw
JOUNS.aiVIiEK.
UEO. V. RATHVON.
CAEPETS !
Bedy Brussels,
pcstry II
ITiroe-PIy,
Brusssets, All-Weel
All-Weel Extra Sufier Ingrains, Cotten Chain
Extra Super Ingrains.
Ingrains, "Oc, 37Kc 40a. 45c., oec, cec.
Damask and Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet.
Heme-made Bag and Chain Carpet.
Linoleum and Fleer Oil Oletli.
Paper Lining Btalr Pads and Stall Keds.
DADO SHADES, S1IAD1NO
HOLLAND.
CLOTH AND
SPItlNO AND COED FIXTCKES.
AURORA CARPET SWEEPER,
All Kinds of HOUSEKEEPING DltY UOOD3
at Lewest Prices.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East Kins Street,
Laheastbb, Pa.
G
MEAT BAHRAIN.?.
DRESS SILKS.
WATT &SH AND,
Always en the Lookout for Bargains, offer to
day Extraordinary Value In
COLOKED DUESS SILKS,?' Inches In width,
"Se. h yard ; regular price, 11.00.
COLORED DKKS3 SILKS, 5c. a yard.
STUIPKD SUMUEK BILKS, 37c a yard.
BLACK Dlt ESS SILKS, 21 Inches wlde.nttl.Ou
and tl.SSn yard.
3-Thee goods are Warranted te ntve jails-
action.
BLACK DRESS SILKS
At BOc ., 75c, 87Jc. a yard.
COLORED SURAH SILKS,
In Alt the New Bliades, at 61'CenU a Yard
BUOOAIIKD SILKS,
BIIOCADED VELVETS,
BUOCADED KLVETEENS,
In Popular Celers, nt Lew Prlces. An Immense
Assortment of
NEW nitKSS BUTTONS,
NEW BltAlDS,
MOSSTICIMMINOS,
CHENILLE FltlNQES,
New Yerk Stere.
Nes. 6, 8 & 10 Bast King St.
J.
B. MAIITIN A CO.
WearorcccUlngevery day Spring Nnrclllfs
In Dress Fabrics In
Black and Colored Silks 1
Special llirgnlni nre hewn In Kvery Urade.
10 Plecci (I U IN KT'S Warranted
BLACK SILK
Attl.OOayanl ; worth il.23.
BLACK SILKS
A 1 50c,, 1,0c., 75c, tl.ai, 11.2.1, film, 11.75, and f.MO
Colored Dress Silks!
In nil thn Newest Spring Shades nt ti Cents
a ara.
SURAIi SILKS
In New Shades at 85c. a ard.
Tn arrive next eekr, the prettiest Hue or HUM.
MKKHU,lHeeruew In ihU city at prices te
suit all,
A LAUQK INVOICE OK
French and American Satins.
About Clet) dirrerent patterns te select from.
One let American batlns, darkKreund, neat and
large patterns, at 10c. a yard ; worth 15c.
J. B. MaiHD & CO.,
7
Cor. Want King & Frince Hta.,
(Oppoilte Stevens Heuse) LANUABTKK, PA
oliAfJeoljTT5571ioRAWliw
INUS AND PACKKBS' WA8TK, try and
Clean, benght for cash.
,,.. J.8.MOL1N8,
Ne. 273 Pearl street. New Xerr.
Reference Fred. Schutte. Ne, ili Peart street,
New Yerk, itblTlyd
Spring Dress Goods !
xemurv.
UROKR A BUTTON,
WHAT?
THE FIRST OF MARCH,
Tke Beginning of Joyous Spring
When all nature robes Itself In gay attire I And
this reminds lis that
NOW 18 THE TIMH TO BUY
Spring Orercote,
8prif ShIijl,
Spring Underwear,
-AND THAT-
BURGEE &SUTT0FS
1
Is the Place te Buy.
Onr Sprlns; Stock of Ovorceata and Suits for
Men, Youths and Beys are new ready for Inspec
tion. Call and see what we otrer and get prices.
Our prices never were aa low and quality never
better,
BURSER 5 'BUTTON,
MANUfACTUINO CLOTUlEltS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
S'
PECIAIj ANNOnNOEMENT.
Special Announcement !
Dnring the month of T KBltUAHY 1 will make
a reduction or 20 te 25 per cent, from the regular
prlce en all
HEAVY WEIGHT
Suiting and Overceating.
This Is dene te tnm stock Inte ready cash and
give employment te my hands.
MEDIUM WEIGHT
Suiting for Early Spring Wear,
-AND
SPRING OVERCOATING
Will be made np at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
-Sample Cards of the LateU Sprtne Impor
tation new ready.
H. GERHART
Ne. 43 North Queen Street.
WOrregrra tbb PesTOvricm.
w
'HiLIAMSON FOSTER.
Lew Priced I
-BUT
EXCELLENT.
A Gent's Dress Shee, $2.50.
In Balmorals or llutten Gaiters with plain or
Capped Tees. It is a geed, honest Shee rer the
8 rice. Don't fall te see tt when looking for a
ledcrate Priced Uress Shee.
Plew Shoes, $1.25. Army Brogans, $1.25.
CIIANQK iOUB
OVERCOAT
r'OKONK OP
Medium Weight.
NKW SPKINO FASHIONS, a00, 8 00, 13.
CHILDREN'S KILT SKIRTS,
One and Twe Plece, from $2.50 te tG SO.
Odd Pants for Cnildren,
60e , 75c. and Sl.OO.
TRUNKS AND YflLISES.
Silk Neckwear, 25c. Silk NecUear, 50c.
An unexcelled assortment of new patterns In
Tucks, l'titH, btlllig Claiident
ami
Pour-In-
aim.
New .Sering Patterns In
PERCALE SHIRTS,
ser. and Se. Twe Cellars and a pair
of Chin with each Shirt.
E. & W, Crown Brand.
NEW STYLES
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Cardig&m and Guernseys, 50c, 75c. and $1.00.
PANT-PITTINO OVKKAIiLS,
Sde.and 7Sr.
NEW SHAPE STIFF OATS FOR YODNQ GENTS,
One that Is mire te take. Price, H.
DUNLAP'S
New Yerk Fashion Ter Spring,
-IN-
FINB SILK AND STIFF FELT BATS.
This Is the enlv stere In Lancaster where
Kenulna Ptinlap Hats can lie benijlit. We lire
Doie Agenia ler uuniap nais.
Iiread-Brim Teamster's Hats, 75c
WSteres Open Kvery Kveninjr.'a
Williamson & Fester,
32, 34, 36 & 38 Bast King St.,
I.ANCASTKK. PA.
Q.EORQE ERN.StT, jb.,
Carpenter, Oontracter & Builder,
NO. 339 W ESP KING HTUKKT.
All work reeelyes my prompt and personal at
tention. All kinds et Jobbing attended te at short no-
tlce and en Teajeaai
.me terms.
Drawings and
ei-.yt
.ni.assi ..u
THIRD GREAT
SPRING CARRIAGE SAlE
AtNerbeckcSt Miley's,
OORK1IR OF DUK AMD VIOTI
MMday, March 33, 1886V--10 A. M. m. 3 P. X,
4VTKKMS-N1NKTV DAY MOTRt 811 PKR CKNT. OfP rOK CASH.'
OltKATKSTOrflAI.KS, GRKATIST IN HUMBKES, UUKATKST, IN VAKIKTV. KINKVT IN
PIN1BII, ALL BTH.KB AND GKAUKS. ALSO, A rKWalikldllS, "" "
rintClMA VAhloleIwFrteMliMtontolilnrabntwetlnlftn . A
at reruier Mies. Over C60Jebs sold at fernur mUs nanoteworthofrmalr. Our Aem in Lm V.
- v J ". vwiiuj lit suuiMniaw jsasasp satau skb
vi iiuuuijr, Tf e iunuiici.are mera umb any
no paper talk, but a fact. A pnbllfl inspection la
listen te abunlve.jealeus and lying competitor
M ABC1I W, 18W, at 10 a m. and 2 p. m. TTtKMS
cenreVrniy,B.0,LIrrclu . B.r. Kowa.Anetleneer.','?
CARD We knew some of enr competitors hare abused our reputation en nccennt or held f. .
Ins; sales and reducing the price et a flrsVelass Jeb, hnt we challenge thera aratn. as betOP,tn-V' .-
Breduce as much nrstlass stock, or construct a finer Tehlcle of any style. We mean hustnes.. aadt,
lese It concerns can hare satisfaction byealllngoneraddmsstngNorbeokA MUey. i' 1 S
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYS WINS. r
HONEST WORK ! HONEST PRIOES !
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
126 and 128 EA8TKINQ STREET,
(NKAKLY OPPOSITE TBI LEOPAItD HOTEL), LANCA8TKU, PA.
Nene But First-OUss Mechanics Employed. A 1 Material, and That Only, Used
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIKES. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
BUGGIES, PHJBTONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,,
And Vehieles of Hrery Dfcaoriptlen Built Promptly te Order.
A Full Line of Vehicles In Stock, prepared especially for the Spring Trade. A Large and Varied
Assortment of SECONDHAND W011B70N II AND which will b sold at MOST ItKAaONAULK
PKICKS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRING.
"Olve us a call and examine the work, whether you purchase or net. DON'T 10 It a T
T1IK 1'IjACK.
Philip Doersei's Old
NOS. 128 and 128
CLOCKM AND
XT KUOAD3, JEWELED
JEWELRY
In calllnjr attention te our offerings In this line, the publle are Invited te
a olese and critical examination of the goods which we believe we can fairly
claim are of a standard equal te any ever offered in the largest cities of our
land, and we ask comparison of prices, knowing that ours are lower for the
fine goods offered than the ruling of prices elsewhere.
Our Stock of Unset Diamonds is large, and we will make up from these
any style of work desired.
All the Newest Patterns of Ladles' Wear always In Stock, and Birth
or Menth Stones or the whole ealender can be had promptly. The Gems
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire. Topaz, Opal and Pearl always en hand,
and set te order. Oil Paintings, Marble and Bronze Statuary, and Musical
Bexes, always cheerfully shown by our attendants. Everybody is Invited te
eall and be shown through our stock.
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
NO. 4 WEST KINO STREET. LANCASTER, FA.
OLAaBWABK.
H
IC1H A MARTIN.
CHINA HALL
A Few Facts.
Housekeepers in selecting wares for
your tables, etc., especially these just
buying new outfits, it is important that
you select the best in the market Hew
embarrassing te a lady, especially if she
lias table pride, and what lady should
net have, te find that her ware is all
full et small cracks, and tlutt grease
has penetrated and made it leek black
and ugly.
A cause and a remedy. All semi
porcelain or granite ware in its biscuit
state is poieus. It is then covered with
natural or artificial glass te prevent its
penetration by liquids. This is termed
glazing. The glaze must vary as it
must fuse or melt according te the
ware upon which it is placed.
It must also dilate or contract In pro
portion te the biscuit or else it will
crack or craze and produce the above
result.
Unequal or insufficient firing or burn
ing mayand will sometimes produce
the same results.
Yeu may, and will no doubt ask,
' Hew then can you tell whether you
are getting a geed article V" Simply
and only by buying these makes which
experience has taught dealers te recom
mend as the best aud take their guar
antee. Such makes you can find and such
guarantee you can get by calling at
15 EASTEING STREET,
LANCASTKB, PA.
COAL.
T U. MARTIN,
WBOL-ULI AMD RSTA1L DKAtxa IH
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
AfXi.ne t Ne. 430 North Water and Prlnee
Streets, abeve Lemen, Lancaster.
nl-lyd
DAUMQARDNERa JEKFERIES.
GOAL DEALERS.
OrvteB t Ne. 129 North queen street, and Ne.
664 North Prince street. . ..
Yards : North Prince street, near Beading
Depot,
LANCASTKU.PA.
auelHld
M. V. B. COHO,
Ne. 330 NOBTII WATKB BTa Lancaster, Pa.,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection with the Telephone Kxchanite.
Yard and Office I NO. NORTH WA.TKR
BT HEIST febSMvd
E
A8T END YARD.
0.J.SWARR&00.
GOAL.
KLNDLXNQ WOOD.
Office t Ne. 20 CKNTRK SQUARE. Beth yard
nd efflce connected wllh Telephone Kxcbange.
aprl3-lydMsr.R
CALL AT
STOttK
RKIOARTH OLD WINK
LISTON'S ESTRAOT OPB8W.
ram i" rra weatn.
itablUha,i7tn.
H, E. 8UYMAKER, AW.
liMiiiii,
' .-'-i ir,TT,. ,
THIRD GREAT
t U
BTRmBTfl, LANOASTHB,.
vmmjfcfl
Reliable Carriage Works,
EAST KING STREET.
127-lydAw
WATCBXB.
AND ART I
tcmArjujuea tteutm.
LANCASTER AND MlLTiERSVIIVbK
K. K. TIMK ITABI.K.
Cars tears Lancaster for MtllersTllle at 7.00
9.-00 and 11 JO a. m, and 00. 10. t-00 and 8 JO p. ui,
Cars leave MtUeravUle ter tjineaster at 60,
S and IfcCO a. m.. and 10, 8:00, fcOO and 7.00 a. m
READING COLUMBIA RAILKOAD
ANOJIKANCUKS.ANU LK1IANONANU
LANCASTKtt JOINT LINK K. It,
On and after SUNDAY, NOVXHBRU 8Ut,18SS
THA1NS LKAVK KKAUINU
rer Columbia and Lancaster at 7.15 a. m., 12.00
neon and 6.10 p. m.
Fer UnarrrTlUe at 7.15 a. m. and 0.10 p. m.
rer CMckles at 7.15 a. m. and 0.10 p. in.
TBAINB LKAVK COLUMBIA
Fer Reading at 7.S0 a. tn ., 1I.S5 and 3.10 p. m.
Ter Lebanon at 11.35 and 3. te p. in.
TBAINS LKAVK QUAIUtYVILLK
Fer Lancaster at 8.55 and 7.15 a. re, andi3Sp.
rer fteadlne at 8.23 a, m. and 2.33 p. m.
Fer Lebanon at 35 p. m.
LKAVK KINO 8TBKKT (Lancaster,)
FerKeadlnfrat7.30a.m.,liWand34D p.m.
Fer J-euanen at 8.40 a. tn., 12.40 and 3.0U n. m.
Fer QuarryrlUe at 9.23 a. m., 4.40 and S.20 p. m.
LKAVK PBINCK.8TUKET (Lancaster.)
Fer Beading at 7.40 a. m, 12.50 and SM p. m.
Fer Lebanon at 8.47 a. in., ltw and 5 08 p. in.
a or Qnarrrrtlle at 9 12 a. m.. 4.30 and s it) 11. m
TBAINS LKAVK LEBANON.
Fer Lancaster at 7:20 a.m., 12.30 and 7::u p. ra,
or yuirry vllle at 7ae a. m.
BONDAT TBATNS.
TBAINS LKAVK HEADING
Fer Lancaster at 7.20 a. m. and 4.00 p. in.
Fer Quarryvllle at 4.00 p. m.
TBAINS LKAVK QUABUTVILLU
Fer Lancaster, Lebanon and Beading at 7.10 a.m
TBAINS LEAVE KINO ST. (Lancaster,)
Fer Beading and Lebanon at 8.03 a. in, aud !W
p.m.
Fer Qnarryvllle at 8:50 p. in, -f
TBAINS LKAVK PKINCK ST. (Lancaster,)
Fer Beading and Lebanon and 8.16 a. iiu and t.C
p.m.
TBAINS LSAVE LKUANON.
Fer Lancaster at 7:45 a. m. and 3:43 p. m.
Fer Qnarrrrllle at 3.45 n. m.
s, jut attend anil yee for yourself. BaleMONUAiYV if
-Ninety days, with approved aeeurlty i sis , Jv1,,
Vai MnnMHAn at fltltiniKIa MarlAtla .Inn.. &?
.,... 1 K....AA..... V ........ ... If.nli.lli. .. ....... 1.(1
I and Lebanon, see time tables at all stations, '-fs?
I a. au n iwsun, eupennienuenb s,i.
I ;,ms
nENNSYIiVANIA RAILROAD SCHEEU .f&3
XT ULK, Trains lbavb Lineiaria and leave -i?AP
and arrlTe at Philadelphia aa fellows t
Leave Leave
WKSTWABD.
Paclfle Kxpresst
News Express!
War Passenger
Mall train via Mt. Jey.
Ne, 2 Mall Train t
Niagara Kxpress.
Ilanerer Acceui
FastLlnef
Frederick Accem
Lancaster Accem
Harrlsburg Accem...
Philadelphia. Lancaster.
ji"p. m. ie. m.
luku, s a. m.
4J0a.m.
70 n m.
830 a. in.
9 31a. hi,
9-J5a. nt.
9-5i a. m,
9,Va. m,
2 00 p. tn.
2.10 p. m,
2 .w p, m.
B 30 p. m.
7 je p. m.
via Columbia
7:40 a. in.
via Columbia
11:30 a. m.
via Columbia
vlaMt. joy..
Z 13 p. Ill,
4-40 p. m.;
5.40 p in.
8 50 p. III.
10 05 p.m.
Leave
Lancaster,
2 45 a.m.
e 05 a. in.
8.10 a.m.
85 a. in.
9-00 a. in.
12M p. in,
2-05 p. m.
ceiumDia accem.
llarrltbunr KxDresa
7.40 n. ni.
Chicago and Cm. Kr..(
Western Kiji roast
1U 13
13.10
p. ui. ig ig ig
ioe. in, Sj
rrive at 'S'.S
Arrive
KA8TWABD.
Pblla. Kxpresst
raatLinef
Harrlsburg Kxpress.
Lancaster Accem ar.
Colombia Accem....
Seashore Kxpress....
Johnstown Accem...
Bnndav Mall
rniia.
4'43 a, m.
8 25 a.m.
10 20 a. bl
via lit Jey
li:a. Di, t
315 p. in,
5M)p. in.
5 45 p. m.
C50p.nu
aw p. in
nay xpresst ....I sup.m.
llarrlsburg Accem....l 045 p. in.
9 45 n. m.
The Lancaster Accommodation leaves Harris.
l.nv., u . tl Irt . n .nil ..M n. 1 unnamtttl. n, ftHfc St
Vlin MftrlettA ArrnmmrWlAtlnn leaves Celnm li ftffi
b la at 6.40 a. m. and reaches Marietta at 6 JVi. Alsev .jj.u'r
leaves Columbia at 11:45 a. in. and 2:45 p. .,.:
reaching Marietta at liOl and S-J. Leaves l
Marietta at 3t p. m. and arrives at common tv;
lJO t also, leaves at 8.35and arrives atssii. .Stii
x lie I era Accommodation leurtis ui'ni-i,i
7:10 and arrives at Incasterat8coneectltrj
with Harrlsburg Kxpress at 8 10 a. m. tf
The Frederick Accommodation, west, con neeU- j
lng at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, atyj
p.m., will run through te Frederick. .' J "fei
The Frederick AceommedaUon, east. tMvwr?&
Columbia at 12.andreacliLaneatrM14J(
n. m. s ' " " Sr
Hanover Accommodation, west, oemneettng at' r
Lancaster with Nlajrara Kxpress at fc ,'?
wUl run through te Hanover, dally, except Sua.
Fast Lin west, ea taaeay. when flagged,
wlUstepat DownlngtewB. Cealesvllle, Parke 'f
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rg, Mt. J or, juizaueurewn ana iai
fsnaDni) iniu vaica ma niur. wi uuwwfi'
the Mail train west runs by way el Columbia. - ? .
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't-ViS'