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IVANCASTJEB. APIML. 3, 1886.
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1 it jihi-j iinui it.
".irf It hns hmn mmln vnrv nvl.lnnf llaf fr
aiM Jay Gould does net desire tlie treuble en
5) .mm juisseuri i .icinc te come te mi enu.
$ vie cuiuiutcu me uiiuri.uiiiiy Ml comer
utM ,witil Mr. Pnwiinrlv nnil hl mwvl.-iliq
KW . " . . ..-,
p Ik.and made his apparent concessions te them,
,"'flfl te further his mnninnl.itinn nf fhn sfvl.-
-"-i amrknt. ITn lias tniuln nil nf 1i!a fnrtimn
p'JS ty controlling railroads, net te secure his
ld1.v Mia lliifiintlnna In .lint. ....-.. ..n1...
Rl ThUh.iq lwvn fhn fnvnrlte tnnHiAjl nf um.
yjr t.raulating wealth among these who in the
v -"is .u.... A.Abi . i .
jr , awii icia jcara uuve ueen se successiui
& 1. . l...l -irri. . m
fisj-ji r iii me uusiutxu uu ivuii sireei. xe de a
B'a' r&ilmnd mnn.imr was fnrn lnnrri!mnn
1'wnurement of a fortune. It .3 net se
KiiiBUCh SO as it Was. TllO milrniula havn
$&$ get into a cenditifln in which it is net
r jejf way 10 move meir stock quotations by
....... .,....,. , , iU mabu u luiiuue
P both ways. Sir. Gould's plan of depress-
MS.' Inj values, by cultivating the great strike
l , that new Daralvzes his milrrvu. svatnm
A''v' &rnanni.1v n lirllllinf cnl,n, ii,.,....i. :.
i'F . ' " ::.t .: ,".. M1W"". l
K te uv nx'ui us j eii iv uare answered ins
lit Pectatiens, as he evidently still has use
V-r'f), ier "
K. Thnrain leintlf. 1. 4 . n;t
.mwu mui uuiui; wv l.u Ui'llllUUS UJHJI1
the fact that Gould undertook with
$$ tferf, and that when the Knights of Laber
Est w,UCitu wk wers, uy uieirexe-
utf" cuuvHrn nm uuvt. r ir'ta unnn f im ! wtni.
S- of their fair understanding with fJnnW
batthey would be taken back, and that
BraT tbirdTiTerencfs with tlie pnmmnv shnniii
'then be arhitnUfcl. But when the
Missouri PaclflclexecutiYC officers
.were vauea unen liy tlie mm.
MP ttittees of their strikhnt emnlevers.
$&. proposing te return te work, they were told
that only about one-third of them were
needed. And this notwithstanding the
manifest fact that after se lone an inter-
P&f, ninftnn ef lillQlnnea rnn !!,.. . 1.1
m ' naturallv 1)6 Wiintpll lmn iron, t,oe,!o,l U
ft . fore the strike. It i3 made vprv elp.ir thnf.
the Missouri Taclflc mauagera want the
W&J te. n .ni... 1 A9 .
K$t "d uuiiuuue, nnu iius lact ue-
pnves the continuance of the bad influ
ence it lias se far had en the industrial
p" situation. It Is very apparent that it is
a stock-jobbing movement and that the
&. trouble will cease when the came is nlaved
Baa? out. Probably the maninul.itnra inert n
ssr i- :... ,.j t . -'. r
yvtmiu v-uuiLuuuuii, wiiii nei ana uioeu-
snea ; and the last thing they wish is the
a quiet ana geed order which cenerallv nrn-
Wf' vails among the strikers.
. 'PhA nmnnr mnrnmnnl rt ...! 11. 1 -.1
- r.. umvuicub iu cuii una BllMU-
gu lien is rer the governors of the states te de
mand of the companies that tlmv nlmll run
&y their trains, and te notify them that if they
?j ae nei eperaie tnem within tlireedays after
- uuwx mcj win eeize ana eperate them en
ihttll fliuiAiinf
The Slanghter of Birds.
'0. aoetx In tUelr crusade against these fetnl-
EL? nlnA fnttliinna l.n ..f 1. ii..i..
.slj.' vtiiiLiiuiDuiHUf ;irn nnr. mnvnirr e it r inn
tien the wholesale destruction of birds.
-yjW n flTrtn a . . 1. 1 1 t . i -
,. - "-"- mwiui. ire iiuu iu me uoeroi
jjj ne oiru-ceiiector rer museums. Tlie re-
!;i "uumiuuuuHui me uniicii aiaies
new tnat tney contain net a twentieth of
the birds killed in a single season and sold
te the hat trade. It is estimated that the
birds belonging te American science and
representing tlie collections of many
years, de net number mero than 100,000 ;
while theso destroyed and sold te milli
ner's are the slaughter of a single season.
Tuld latter list runs into many millions
annually.
It is net only the sentimental aspect of
needlesslydestrevlnc these fpathp, mi ,,.-
(V:' RtPm tllllt Illltunla orret..ot 11.,. 11.. . ...
mj -- ri-wt uguiuau Hiu iliiuiicu, UUl
vti, um uuiiiarian view as well. This slaugh
ter of the innocents is directed atrainst n.n
m$ sweetest of singers and the most indus-
;u triOUS Of our worm rntelmru a..,
0 I. iiwim c.uciiuiji. meng
a'crk them ure tlin mlnlpa n.i i.i.i. ...i..i.. .
R.i' .... . -i.-imua,iniiii UIH13,
Wiii eeldfluchefl. lilnr.Klnia ,.ici..... ...
- ,i , ,, ' ,-"eu,lu1i irees,
Wtmr1?'11 UIIU3 IJ'e-Jay3, red-winged black
ed" 'birds, meadow lnrlra buviHai-u i.i.ii,.
l&gr aad pipers, golden-winged woodpeckers,
P?. TObins, shore larks, thrushes, insect killing
gi. Bighthawks.whin-noer-wills.wiiHoiinrnno0
?Y Wrets and terns. '
r t. wwnen wll wear birds in their
rS Perhaps de net knew hew useful these
fcrWteged denizens of the air are in destroy.
r:,B worms, insects and noxious larvic:
feMrpoUibiyiieHcj fully understand the
Er T en mey bear te thefar-
TfciZj ,T PIwta 'em. If woman
'i..ifi .7 . wn lual fashion, the
tMwu ,. wmcu mean3 th j dfa
.erimlnate destruction nf . .,..".
yrtul and sweetest of Ged's crtZs
; What Is Jits Oddity.
7Tue pertinent question always U and
wUI be "what is a lunatic :" for nothing u
MM difficult te 1prmlni 4,- .i. ?,
. -- - ..-.uU uuiu iuu ime i
, jniung eccenmciy rrem lunacy. The
OMtt eccentric man is the one without
Mewltricity. paradoxical as it .,
0tf tt;butltlstrue, because there are
g ttm, U any, without eccentricity of
And it seems that startling
a fre1 J ordinary paths are neces.
rfer aucfHiaiBwy occupations. The
snui, wra advertisers gen
r of Metal ioveatieM, need te be, or
near at loot ta be. varv odd rmnnln
jtOft ktmSOtf think they de, and re-
M mmO justify tten; for the
OKttM they caa mice thtlr
liftfrfciWthe Wfr tbe de.
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THE
mand they get for them. Just new we
have at hand a seemingly crazy circular
from one of the most successful of recent
advertisers, who has made a fortune out of
an article of no special value, and that has
absolutely nothing but Ids advertising te
ell it. lie complains that he is getting
tee many newspapers from his admiring
editorial friends, and he begs that they
will net send him any of their newspapers
that de net have his advertisement in it, or
articles recommending it, unless they con
tain something about " pacing horses ;
facts or arguments for or against paper
money in place of metallic money ; pen
ology ; or the principles and writings of
Emanuel Swedenberg." And the question
is what Is the oddity of that man te be
called y
1'jitt.Abr.i.rniA raised .15,!UHU for tlie
Irish Parliamentary fund. Perish tlie
thought that it is a prevltidal tow n I
Pennsylvania has became no accustomed
te solf-depreclatlen thatlt isgrstllylngtetiear
rrmnsehlghaud theugbful an authority as
Alfred iZ. Clinpln, the young controller e!
New Yerk, words of pratse, even by com
parison with lils own imperial common
wealth. Jtr. Cbapin has Just sent te tlie leg
islature an elaberate inemf;e showing that
at no time slnce 1S30 .Vew Yerk Increased ns
rapidly as Pennsylvania, and that during tlie
decades slnce 1SG0 the actual Increase, of
Pennsylvania exceeded that of If ew Yerk by
nearly six per cent., whlle in actual growth
it added nearly 01,000 mere Inhabitants te its
population than did New Yerk. In New New
Yerk he gees that thore are two dlvorse and
almost Incongruous elementsyekcd tegether:
one, leading the world or finance, Is highly
progressive, dwells in nourishing centres of
trade ami Industry, and comprises about
thrce-flrths or our population. The ether,
largely agricultural, dwells apart from the
centres mid lines of trallle in sparsely settled
communities, and is stationary or declining.
The depression or the latter nnd Its greater
prosperity In Pennsylvania Mr. I'hapln
ascribes in part te the relief el our real estate
from state taxation. And yet It Is complained
in Pennsylvania that real estate bears the
chief burden, iu paying all leml taxation 1
The same admirable and comprehensive
report or the New Yerk controller points out
tlie startling fact that an enormous amount
erthat state's revenues are censu med iu effi
cial salaries. The total state pay-roll, could
It be se compiled as te exhibit tliose receiv
ing compensation et overy sort, whether by
salary, wages, allowance, fees or ether
method, would contain the names of
upwards of G.000 persons, bosldes teachers, te
whom there is annually paid net far from
five millions et dollars. New Yerk has a
remarkable system of paying for clerical ser
vices. It appropriates a lump sum toadepart teadepart
nientand tlie head of It can divide it around
at his own sweet will. There Is appropriated
for Instance, for the current fiscal year, the
sum of 50,000 for clerk hire In a deparlmen L
There Is no law controlling the head or the
department in his usoet this sum. Appar
ently he may employ HO.OOO clerks at one
dollar per year, or one clerk at $30,0u0 per
year. lie is under no obligation te pay any
special sum for any specified performance.
Ithas happeued within a -very fewyears, and
may easily happen again, that two clerks
working side by side, doing the same work,
being equally experienced, receive ipiHe
dlllerent sajatles; and also that the one who
rer a tlnie worked for the lower salary, expe
rienced a change of fortune when the depart
ment came under a new head and the rela
tion or the two salaries was reversed, no
question being raised as te tlie merits or
either Incumbent- In brier the compen
sation of clerks Is net by law based upon
merit.
Im Philadelphia, and nearly everywhere
else, the special delivery postal system shows
a marked railing oil". The novelty seems te
be abated. The fcchcme was prematura.
It will be remombered that when the
great naval battle between the Alabama and
Kearsarge was reught, net only were the
overlooking cliirs of Cherbourg filled with
spectators, hut Mr. Lancaster's English ves
sel, the Deerhound, was near enough te save
a great many or the Alabama's crew when
that vessel went down befere the well-di-rocted
llroet the fee. It is new related that
en that beautirul himday alternoen which
saw this memorable combat the Kincaslera
were abeiit te put Inte shore with thelr ves
sel te attend church, when they heard or
the Impending naval duel. The old relks
Insisted that they ought net te spend the
Habbalh en the water ler fetich a hight; hut
the youngsters, who wanted te witness the
the battle, prevailed ; and they staid out te
sea, net only w itnesslng a great historical
event, but saving many lives.
Or the same great naval battle it Is related
that when the rebel corsair was sighted the
men of the Kearearge wero just responding
te the bell for Sunday service. The prayer
book was put aslde for the trumpet that
Lord's day.
TiieNew England character hasadmlrably
siiNtalned itself through the cent uries. Capt.
Jehn Mcintosh Kell, or the rebel privateer
Alabama, tells that he ouce captured a Yan
kee cruiser anil the captain keggwd the grant
or one request en being taken from his ship.
It was that he be permitted te temevu from
It " Spurgeen's fciormens and a keg et very
flne whisky." He was allow ed tlie sermons
and the liquor was cast overboard.
Tub mere it is tried, tlie mero It is evi
dent that the" boycott" is n two-edged sword
very likely te de much damage te these care
lessly using It.
Eewaud Atkinson, the political c-cone.
mist, Is ene el theso who bollevo that the
household affairs or the laboring man are
conducted with tee much extravagance, lie
has Ilxed the prlzoer li ing for a man who is
net disposed te rush into such extravagances
asawholehousofor himself and family, or
an occasional plece el roast hoof, at two hun
dred dollars per year. The calculation by
which Mr. Atkinson domenstratos the
wholly unnecessary expenditure or the vast
majority or Americans allows fl.ln year te
pay ler an overcoat and a host suit or clothes
once In three yours, nnd an everyday suit
and shoes te be bought annually. Pifty dol del
lars he assigns as tlie cost or the rent of a
room, toberably lurnlshed j fir. for laundry
Ing, and f 10 for ruel bringing the total up te
fiai, and leaving fbO era margin. This Mr.
Atkinson proposes te bring within the Hunt
byinaklngthoeconomlc.il liver buy scraps
or trimmings of meat te be made Inte beuil.
Ien ever a spirit lump, a little bread, vegeta
bles, oatmeal, butter, sugar, tea anil ceflee at
an accreirrate cost nf n iiniini- u .i- . sre ..
year, leaving fas n year or a little ever DO
cents a week for luxuries and sundries.
It was an old English divine who said:
"Happy is that household w herein Martha
still reproves Mary."
In an epen letter te the Century, Charles
S. Itoblnsen discusses what is often nulled
as "the tinkering el hymns"; theso who
criticise the alterations very frequently mis
take them ler the originals and de net knew
thatthe se-called "tinkorers" have actually
made tha sacred song passablennd that it Is
me original vorslens which are reprehended,
II net unlit for general use. Cowper, Watts,
crudeaue?0lJe: and We.levw.re eftet,
ih.. ?I ade ,re,iuent tnistakes. Are
eriw L runrrl"ll6d ? Aud y' "e tin
SoeCnrre ,l ,,3M ehaDg6s ,a m
- i
Tnu assessed valuation of Detroit has in
creased 17,O0O,O0O since last year. J? thU
town was properly assessed, the result would
startle annm of i.nu.i i. . weuiu
"ob faith In man and talth In Qed Bhall
cese effidth In wife and home."
LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY. APftTL 3, 1880.
Unclb Eskk says : "When a man begins
te travel around the world en his religion,
1 am as afraid of him as of a three-card
moute sharp." And yet the Salvation Army
never picked anybody's pocket.
Hemk years age the advocates of Instru
mental tnusle In United Presbyterian
churches obtained a temporary ndvantnge
nnd majority of synod ever thelr opponents.
Hut the latter de net proprwe te let It rest
there. They ha e lately leen holding a con
vention In Pittsburg and found thenisehes
all or ene mind, te expel the organ from the
heuse of Ged or worship In seme ether
assemblage. The sentiments of the confer
ence scorned te ncceril with these greetings,
sent te it by Ilov. James llrewn, I). V., of
Carlisle :
1 lielleve that the Introduction or Instru
ments is a corruption or thn worship efUtxI.
and is In violation of the fundamental
principles or Presbyterlanlsm and Protestant
ism, which declare that nothing shall 1h
Introduced Inte the worship of tlia lxird rer
which we have net the explicit Went otGed.
We can make no compromise. Either this
corruption must be removed rrem the United
Presbyterian church or we must remove
Irem the church. We will net be rash j we
will net say that we will leave the church ir
the lntrumeuts are net Immediately re
moved. We will begulded by circumstances.
Goen dinners served In geed taste are rare
luxuries. Ter this reason we nole that
floral decorations entirely of a lelets are con
sidered the proper l.enteu caper for dinner
partles in Bosten.
One argument rer the lUair bill is that nt
present "raie voter In seven in the whele
United States cannot write." The easy
answer Is: first, net n dollar et the proposed
eoventy-nlne millions te be spent will ls
devoted te educating voters ; second, the
ballets are usually printed.
Jtst liofero IMigfollew died his works
commanded groater popularity, had wider
circulation and brought In mero copyright
money than these of any living writer or
English verse. Twenty-four English pub
lishing houses reprinted them ; " Evauge Evauge
llne " was translated three times Inte Ger
man nnd "Hiawatha" net euly Inte all the
modem languages but Inte Li'lln. llrnzU's
emperor translated nnd published " Kebort
or Sicily, " and In China a fan became im
mensely popular because the " V.m e(
Ufe" was printed upon It In Chinese.
Frem themillenlal colebratieu or Iceland Its
people sent greetiugs te him ; nnd his prin
cipal works are republished In Portuguese,
Dutch, Danish and a dozen ether languages.
Hut such was the kindly nature and honest
demecracy et the man that Queen Victeria's
gracious invitation te him te visit Windser
castle did net honor him as much as the
hed-carrier who canie te his carriage and
craved prlvllege te take by the hand the man
who had written " The Voices or the Night."
In her reminiscences et this great and noble
man in the fYiiiiirv, Annie Kields tells this
charming .story :
1 remember there was one little boy 'et
whom he was very' loud and who came often
teseehlm. One day tne child looked earn
estly at the leug rows of lweks In the library,
and at length said :
"Have you get 'Jack, the Giant-Killer"" '
Longfellow was obliged te confess that his
library did net contain that venerated vol
ume. The little boy looked very sorry and
presently slipped dew n from his knee and
went away. Hut early the next morning
Longfellow saw him coming up the walk
with something tightly clasped iu his little
lists. The child had brought him two cents
with which he was te buyn "Jack, the Giant
Killer," te be his own.
WiULKlhree members of tlie cabinet are
sick and several congressional leaders are
sutlenng rrem Ill-health, It Is suggested that
Samuel J. Tildeu be called in te make things
hustle.
PERSONAL.
Lonepem.ow once said "an autobiogra
phy Is what a biography ought te be."
Jilts. Lanetuv has introduced a new
dodge Inte the commemoration of a fiftieth
perfermauce by distributing her photograph,
Kkv. Dr. S. II. Senneschkim, rabbi of
the largest Jewish temple in St. Leuis, the
Shaare Emeth, has resigned, owing te the
election of a hostile beard of elllcers.
MlC'IIAKl. Anoki.e made haste te liellnve a
bogus pedigree that derived him from the
counts or Canessa. But when Themas Gray,
root, had risen te rame and one et the Lords
Gray claimed kin with him he would net
have it se.
XT n vr-l-Ii f Tl Vixrit.- Ilm nll !......
lecturer, says: "Dynamite has brought Ire.
land lunrA limdtn ill a l-Aan than ...In.!-
....... ...... w j.. ...bu ... . jvai .inn uiuDI 111 n
hundred." He further savs that the elghty-
nij. mm uwiuijwM ei iitrnameui are tne
iiueai men in mat ueuy.
Jamkh ItussKiiL Lew km. has just said:
"Perhaps It w 111 even be found that the tel
ephone, et which we are se proud, cannot
carry speech as lar as Hemer and Plate
have contrived te carry It with their sitnple
appliances."
Tenn., judge of the Sixth Judicial circuit et
tllA ITtlllAil UlA.n.. ......... .11. - ....
me uuiiOTiuuuOTiuurt, uieu en rriuay at
Het Springs, Ark., arter an illness et a lew
hours. He was i;7 years old, and was ap
pointed by Hayes in 1S77.
Jehn White, the well known beat
llllllllernf CnU'AU iVmrlaml li.u .IauI-..!
fishing vossel en life tieat principles, which
he claims, will net Mnk if overwholmed bv
Ilm bu. -ml lllwl ...i.l. .... .i . . -
...uauanin. niiini nun nmt. Aircauy two
such vessels et thirty tens have been sent te
the coast et Ireland.
Wknpem. Phim.ii's was waiting once ler
tlie train at Essex Junction Vu, where pas pas
sengers at times have te oxercise great
patience. He saw a graveyard net far Irem
the doiet very full of graves, and Inquired
the reason. A Green ineuntaiueercalmly in
formed him that it was used te bury pas
sengers in who died wlille waiting for the
train.
Tll 'iniiiy.su Heur. toaTree.
William Pestoll, a young man well known
In Atlanta, Ga., was forcibly nbducted Tues
day night by tlirce men and led four miles
Inte the country, where he was lied te a tree.
The men then lell Pestell te his fate, but be
fore going tcek all the money he had. It was
raining hard and nil night long the young
man remained securely tied. He called rer
lielp, but nnne came, Wednesday he ro re ro
maliied with his back te the tree. The cords
around hisarmscauHodlhetlesIi teswell.and
towards oienlng the iii was se intonse that
he fainted several times.
Wednesday night brought him no roller,
and all night he HUllored. lsrly next morn
ing two negrees hapiHned te pass near. Pos Pes
tell heard them talking and began calling
for help. He was se weak that he could
Hcarcely call, but fortunately tlie negrees
heard him and came te his relief, When the
ropes wero cut Pestell could net stand. The
nogreos rubbed his limbs until circulation
was revived, nnd late In the evenlng he
reached his home. He had no idea who his
assailants were. They were masked when
"Wliy u Inmllil Willed 111. Nure I S.OOO.
Mrs. Martha P. Moero, or Turnersvllle,
Glourestor county, N. J., has received by
will f 13,000 in geertinient and Philadelphia
city bends from Jehn McNeil, whom she
nursed during n sickness or throeor four
years out or charity. McNeil, who was ever
0 years old, was suppesed te have been iien iien
illleas, although at ene time he was a wealthv
business man et Philadelphia. The will has
llPPn IlrOVAll linrnrn Un.rn,..,tn f I..
iiV i -- -"v .iiuiuBu, Jiivuriiiuru, at
(Kxfbury. It bore date of 18XJ, and Is
signed by two prominent citizens of Phila
delphia. A Hey DrunucHl at AimUlle.
Threo children were playing en a tlatbeat
en Kllllnger'sdaui, Anuvllle, when Itbroke
from Its moorings, and the youngsters roll
Inte the water. A Mrs Showers saw their
peril, and, wading into the dam up te her
neck, succeeded In saving twoel the children,
but the third, a 0-year-eid seu or Themas
Jlrua, lleated out into the stream aud sank.
The body was recovered alter two hour's
search.
Functional torpor or the liver Induces uianv
i'lll'i '""' enie.Jjr-lr. Hull llaltlmeie
.Jj.'f.citlm,ni5,l,1 l'utlle decide whether a
SitbSuSfnttr: ,C"' M 'l.roueuinftdtobS
nul ' ,i' "'l1' i""!"""!!! tre the beat In I
Cinnr the os te Mary St. Jacobs UU cures
burns, bruises, rounds and scald..
Ml'RCIAl JYOrjOKS.
There Stmt b n OpJii Itea.t tirtm-en tn
foeil we eat and the siibstance et nhlch our
iKHllrs sre composed, ir the nnd Is clpeerdnr
clecil nt ulckru, mint nna rtte. Tlilsuuidl.
made up et the nrgans et illgi'stlen ainl a.slinlla a.slinlla
Hen. Of Ihoiettiostoiniclmml llrr am chlnt.
Mint peonle have mere or less experience et tlie
horrors el cen.ttpUlnn. l'mveiit It, nml nil It.
rrarrul acqiienres by n.lng lr. KcnmOy's" In
orlte Itcinedy." It Is the first step that costs.
uinriiviiiii-edAw
Ken a ceurIi or sero thrent, the bet liio.llrlne
Is Male's Heney of lloreheuntt nnd Tar. Pike's
loethacho limps curuln one minute.
niiMwiteeilAw
for Iij-iif.lft.
1IA!1)uem lliTTKim Ce. Hear Mrs- 1 take
pleasure In recommending te the public our
vnlunble Hitters. 1 have licen a utFnrer fnnn
tyspsla and l.lver Complaint for j cars t hare
trleil everything, but without avail, until I tried
your Hitters, t have ued two bottles ami am
new in a fair way of recovery' t by ulng few
liettles morn 1 expect te be entirely runs!,
. Ai ?' KJ?",!: 7IS "on'en St , Allentew n. Pa.
leli05mdTu,lh,S
Frmn t'levpl.nit, Ohln,
tomes a letter tgned T.Vnlkpr.sylne "About
v.? "'"pths age cemmenrcil trtkliiB liunleeK
llleptt Hitter i for pretrarti-a cae of lumbsKO
and general debility, and new am jlened te
Mate hsTt recovered my appetite ami went'-d
rvngtli. 1 eel tietter nltecethpr " I'er sale Py
'. 1,';,.chn",',,r"SK,,,,3?lml li North (Jiusmi
street, l.ancwtcr.
Nut a Ch.e.
J"et a case of rheumatl.m, net a ra-.e of neu
nlRla, net a case or Ismem-M. net a case et naln
or iraln net one has failed te go when nt
Ucked by Themas' AVrrnc )il Knr sale by
II. H. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13J North Qnriui
street, Lancaster.
" What Can't lis Curr.l Stu.t II Kmliircl."
Tltlsoldadage does net signify tint we must
sutler the mUerles of dysiHMMla, when H meill
V'.10 .i"1 th0 cnratlve preiertlis of 7(uriec
Jlloeil Itittrrt l ft villi nb I ii. It Is one of the met
utsnintlil and rcllaliUi reiuedles seldtndav
I or ile b 11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1 e
.North tjuevn street, Ijincatter.
Ivrm-Tii', nervous jieeple, "out of sorts,"
olden's Llqulit ltcef Tonic will cure. -IK ter
tVliffJli. Ot druggists. lil.Mwi!cMtAw
HV.IAOUH'S.
-pELlGlOUH SKUV1CRS WILL HE
XV held In the following churches en Mindsv.
In the lueriilng nt in-w. In the eteuliu; nt 7 ki!
snndiv selKsil at 1 15 n. in. When the hour Is
different It Is speclall v neteil :
Christ LrrunRAs Ciu-rcii West King stn-rt
K. I.. Keid. pxster ."fnlns nt liKM n. in. ami
7 IS p. m. Suuday srhimlat 2p in.
I'Riex Uktiikl Klilcr C Price, imstnr
Prvarhliig nt leal a. in., nnd 7 1.1 p in. Mb
Ulth school ut 1.45i.m. tlnss nu'itlng m gie
1'RKSBrrERiAN Meherial Chcri ii. euthOiieen
strceu Preaching nt ll. a. in nml nt 7 tl V m.
Iiy the psster. Special st-r Ices every evening
of Monday. Wednesday uml Snbbntti. uiilil
LiHiiVk ViihiIi1hi.aI.....I ,.l l.m .. . . -
i.,-t-t. uiiiinj Ki-iiiu i i-tj ji. ,i. All Hrt) U 0
come.
Urack l.trriiKRAX terner of North Unpen
and .lames street. Kev t. Kl in lleiiiit, iw.ier.
Services nt le-JO a. iu. and 7-IJ p. ui. suudav
school at '.' p. in.
Sr srxi'UKS'alltEr.) L'liCRcn Cnumc Chaml.
Divine seivlcpsat 0-JS) n. in. senneti by Prof.
Jeseph llenrv Dubbs. tl. I).
...t,T jCKf's llKreRMD Marietta Avenne, Kev
W in. 1 . l.lchllter. jmster. Divine nervlce nt Ue
a. in. anil 15 p. m. Mmday school at a p m
KvASUEUrAL-Kirst Church, (German), North
Water street, Kev. Isaac Hess, pastor Preach
Ing HUO-.30B. iu. and nt 7 li p. in. by the pastor.
Sunday ichoelafip. m.
PRisBTTKRiAji-Pri'achlng In the morning bv
Uev Slvanuj Stall. In the evening by the
pastor. Uev. Jan. i. Mitchell, II. It.
second Kvaeelicai. ( Kngllsh ). en Mulberry
street, abeve Orange Ke K. smith, pastor
1'renchlngat le-Jun. m.andnt 7 15 p. in. sumlay
school at in. m. Prayer and Class en Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, nt 7 30 sharp.
ITMTID 1IRETUR!1 IN CliniSTlCOVEXAXTl-West
Orange street, between Mulberry and Chailotte
streeis, (formerly known as hidein) Kev. ,1 II
tunk, pister. Preaching nt leai n. in. nnd at
. 15 p. iu by Presiding Klder lle. U. W. it
Klger. hundar school ut 1 45 p. in.
sr. Paul's UEreBXEP. Kev. J. II. Shnmaker,
ft. V. pastor. Services at 10:30 a. in. nnd 7 15 p.
in. Sunday school nt 1-15 p. m.
I'lRST KKrORXKD CDCRCH. ItUV .1 M. Tltel,
It. ij pastor, herrlccs te-morrow at le-Si a. m
and 7 15 p.m. Sunday school nt 1-45 p in.
Ins Women's Temperance t'nten will meet
te-morrow afternoon nt a quarter past 3 e'i lock.
In the M. E. Mission Chapel, en North Charlette
street.
(InTllCilkv Bftprnnnn (it .1 n'ulivv l.A l -in.
will rueetnt Se. Hi North Prince stn-et.
The regu'ar meeting of the I-aillcV Auxiliary
l.M. C. A., will be held en .Monday eenlne.
Aprils, at 7 o'clock.
Moravian J. Max Hark, pastor. WXi a m ,
I.ltany and sermon; :p ui. Sunday school;
,.15 p.m., Lenten Litany nnd Prcacbtnir.
St. Jeun's Lutheran Kev. sylvanus stall
pastor. Preaching In themntulng by the Ki-v.
.las. . Mitchell, D. It , and In the eenin by
Iter. Charles L. Fry.
sr. Paul's M. K. CHcncn. Preaching at 1 a
m.and i 15 p. in., by the new ly appointed pastor.
Lev. Charles Kheads. Sunday school ai. 1 15 n.
m '
l'V53T, -M- K- Chcrch Preaching ut lirlna. in.
"'"'. ' P- m. by the newly appointed pastor.
Iter..!, r.dray. Sunday school at Ml p. in.
l'rayenneeting en Wednesday evening ut ; xi
Olivet Haptist Ciicrch V. M. C. A. Kooms,
lle5'-.i!: "'yne. pastor. Preaching nt lira) a. in .
and , 1.1 p. m .Sunday school nt I II p, in.
The Ministerial Association will tm-et In the
vestry room of Klrst llefermed church en Mon
day, the 5th, at 10 a. in.
NEW AUrXHTlatSitESTll.
Wl THE UNDEKSIGHED, HAVE
. ... this day been nppelntctl agents for the
DKHWaUk'mUTUAL I'IKK lS--UltAVCK
COM PAN y of Philadelphia, formerly repre
sented by -Mr. Zimmerman. Policies re'iulrlnir
changes will 1m nttended te by rallln-at our
etllce, corner West King and Prime streets
aprl lwdlt DllK.NK a llAUsMAN.
ESTATE OP PHILIP KISSE, LATE
of the City of Iaincaster, decen-ed
Letters testamentary en ald estate
having been granted te the undersigned,
all tiersena Indebted the'ete urn reeuested te
mate lmmedlutis payment, nnd Hiee hwltn;
claims or demands ugalnst the same, wlllpiu:
sentthem without delay for settlement te the
undersisned, residing In the f ltv of Lancaster
M ICH AK I. II A IIEItllL'slI. Kxecuter.
Jito A. Cetle. Attorney. tnar7-Ctds
ESTATKOPTyUARLES KEIDEL, LATE
of I Jin easier city. Pa , deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate hnvliiB ticen
granted te the undersigned, nil persons Indebt
id thereto urn lcrjuestcil te niuke Immediate
payment, and thoeo having claims or demands
against Urn name, will present them without de
lay for settlement te tun undei signed, resldlm?
at Ne. IWKust King. Street Lane ister city
Z. SwerE, Attorney,
Ne 7 Seuth Duke Street marJ76UH
ESTATE OF CURIHTIAN UISE, LATE
eriincaster city. Pa., deeeased. Letters
testamentnry en said estate havlnir been
granted te Mary Ellen Itlnn, all persenslndebled
thereto arureqtiesti-d te make Immediate nav
menu and thinn hnvlm? eiuims r.F .iu..!.....
against the same, will present them without
delay rerhemeinenl te the undeiali'iied nt Ne
12 Kast Klngstreet, Lancaster. b ' "'
JOHN K. ItATIIKON
Agent for Marj- Kllen nine, Executrix
I-j,L"iAtleriitij wart-Mils
AN UNI'AKALLEIiED HAKGAInT
. .'.'1ii, "" " w,r"1 Uml blows nobody any
geed." The recent failure et a noted Fiench
Worsted Mnnulecturer enable us tentrerinn
l,uii i yards rreneb Worsted, for Pantaloons, nt a
terrlbla slaughter. The goods aie strictly mi
pure worsted, et elegant weight. nnil ejartlv
worth f moo te l ou. 1 will niake them un lii
nrst class style, perfect titling, nt the lery low
price of only i.uu per pair. Cull nnd leave our
measure luilere the choicest putterns are, all se.
lected.ltOSKNhTEl.VS 'lne Tailoring Ne 37
.North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
arNtiTK. 1 employ none but practical Panta Panta
eoon Makers.
SI' U I N (1
IIAKT'S.
OPENING AT lL Gi:U-
FINE TAILORING.
.''."..'."rB6"' n'"' '"est Complete Assortment
?' ,,J.K .V "'K'8 for the Spring Tiude te bi
found In tlie City of Lancaster. h
A Choice Line of Spring Overceatings and
Pan aloeiilngs In all the Latest Patterns.
tv..1.,, . tU"il " erk,'S"hlp, nnd nil goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
. NO. NOllTII QUKK.V ATUKKT.
49-Opposlte the l'ostelllco, tnart7lydlt
JOSi: IlitOS. A HAHTMAN.
I EAB QUARTERS
-KOIt-
UMBRPLWS,
PARASOLS,
CANDS.
TIIK MANUi'ACTUHKUS,
Rese Bres. St Harta,
14 KAST KING ST.
a.'1-vJUt,
T'-CALDWELL ,t CO.
PHILADELPHIA.
The issuing of the
subjoined authorita
tive list was suggest
ed by the awakening
interest in the popu
lar superstition of
the ancients of wear
ing a certain gem
each month and
ascribing te it pecu
liar iptiu'w and
healing virtue.
The
Sapphire
for
April.
.January HYACINTH.
February AMETHYSV.
March JASPKIt.
April SAl'I'IIIHt:.
May AUATK.
June EMKKALD.
July ON..
A ngust -CAK.V K 1.1 A N.
September CIIKYMILITK.
October- MJl'AM AUI.N K.
.N e einlsir re PA Z.
December 111' .
ENItl.lSH HOOP IttMlS
SOl.tTAtllK KIMIs
Cl.l STKlt K1MSS
MAIUJUI.HK KINDS
SOLir.MltK
ami
ci.t stei:
SElTl.Ntls
HAPPIIIUKS
DIAMONDS
ANIl
SAPPHIKES
HUOOCIIKS
PENDANTS
UKACEI.KTS
EAIt Itl.NOS
J. E.
Caldwell
& Ce.
902
Chestnut
St.
PHILADELPHIA.
-iy-ATCHRS, CLOCKS, ,tc.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
CHEAP KOKCASH
1-incaster N niches nt the lowest Prices ever
etren'd : lielng n stock holder enables m te sell
these watches se cheap. Elgin, Waltham nnd
ether watrhesensale. speetuclcs, 0ieni(ilnsses,
Ac. Kepalringofthenbein named articles will
ncelvu my iursenal attention.
LOUIS W KIIKIt,
Ne. 159 North tjueen St., onpeslto City Hetel,
t.Near Penn'a It. ll. DepeL)
wg"nt ter AL'KOUA WATCH.
MK W JL II r KH T1S EMKX TK.
-rANTED-LODGEltS ON OltAUOl'T
1 1 the first of April at li! North -Mary street.
Apply nt I5SOL 1 II III K K M lifcE 1'.
filiit.S
T ANCAbTEH 1-IHE ESCAPE AND
J-J Iren lence Works, comer llrant and
Cherry sts., Iincaster, Pa., ANN K A THOMAS.
Proprietors. Manufacturers or Plain nnd Or
namenteit Iren Kire Escapes and Iren Fences,
Ac .Ac. EsUmatcs nnd designs furnished en
application. inar6-3md,s, I:
FOHSALEOR KENT.
. ...A very desirable two-story Prick. Slated
1 OIIACCO AKEHOCSE. w Ith rallrend siding
conveniently located, with about I.n.i cases
storage capacity, sltuited In Strasbnrg. Lnnciu
ter county. Apply te
,.,,. HAISMAN A 1IUKNS.
JanK.IUstfd 10 W est Orange Street.
COritT PUOCLAMATIO.N.
Whereas, the Honorable Jehn II. Living
ston, President, and Honorable Hat Id W Pat
terson, Additional Law Judge of the Courts of
lonuuen Pleas tn and rer the county of Ijnieii--ti,
nnd A-sUtanl Justices of the Courts
.'f ,.'!r UI"1 leruilner and General
Jail lit livery and Ouartnr Sessions of the
Peace In nnd ler the county of Lancaster,
hate Issued their precept, te me directed, re
quiring me among ether things te make public
proclamation throughout lny bailiwick, that n
Court of Oyerund Terminer nnd a lienvml Jail
l)ellvery,nl-en Court of (iencr.il Quarter ses.
sfonsetthe Peace and Jail Delivery', will com
mence In the Court Heuse, in the cl'.y of l.ancas-
.v., 111 iuwvvuiuiuiisi'IIIIUIH 1 CHllsJ IVUU1A,
OS THE TIIIKIl MONDAY IN AI'KIL.
t the 19th ), ls.sC,
Just.
Dated at Lancaster, the leth dav of March.
IS"- UKO. W.TOMl.t.VSO.N.
-- dUUtlll,
e
AK HALL,
The Great Activity
AT-
OAK HALL.
W e touched the right chord yesterday
It went riuht home te the pockets of the
iyS l"? cSnuwr!1" BOOU l!yS' c',h,8 ttt "cur-
nAn,5l,i.u"2 "H"it vert- smallest-sizes et
''' Hulls-Checks and Stripes nnd All Weel-
?.J'i? A" 'n?1 !' 8"lt'' ,,ew "tyles-seme left,
ether nnd choice styles nt 15.
5up,npte,V0r Bbeycn l,e bn"S"' irem
lrmn7hepVlces",',,,'n il"D'a F"rn,'"uB 'oed,
Ourowiiinake Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts.
!un!irpCrTee,7?1c(mLsi.a,"J "' ," U'"kB ul "'
.i1"?"1 Indigo lllue Flannel Shirts, a little
pr?eeyge t w rJ' " '""1 " ,Ulf " ,I"' 3
etT.mei!rceUsKanCy "Ulf "0, for ,""ml VI,ce
ihT1'' ,',n''" ''liars-half dozen forlScenUsall
gene. g" "'"' ""m" ",le3 sU" hi inedluii!
w,,,ft'3V.V'l'','v6 ""ttens und neckwear urna
ineifts left ever you' Ret te-day ut prices that
'iththcm.SaU,,,1ca WllU' Nw,' te wattJr
Oyer und abete these the new Sprint; Bleck is
tijelng fast, tee), and It has never been ae well
nude und aewell worth the innneyofcuiteiners
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Market,
I'HI1,A.DKLP1IIA.
NVELOPEH.
ENVELOPES
Special Sule This Week Only.
1,0(10 ENVELOPES FOIL fl.OO
JK0 ENVELOPES FOR "5
Kegular Kualness alie and Quality.
20,000 SOLD IN FOUR DAYS.
9-Tbese who wth must coma soeu.'Ca
L. B. HERR,
AVIiolesale Stationer,
Ne. 03 and 53 NOHTH QUKKN STUXKT.
I lliw 17111 , !-",
In pnrsuanee of which precept public notice Is
hereby git en te the Mayer and Aldermen of the
t Ity of Lancaster, In the said county, and all the
Justices of the Peace, the Corener nnd Con Cen
tables of the said t lty and County of minis
ter, that they be then and there In their own
proper persons, w 1th their rolls, records uud ex
nmlmitfens, and Inquisitions, nnd their own re
membninces, te de these things which te their
unices appertain In their behalf te be done ; and
aleull these who will prosecute against the
prisoners whenre, or then shall be. In the lull el
of the said t eunty or Lancaster, nre te be then
nnd there te itresecntu Hirtilnst flu,,,, .. .imin.-
VLOTIltKtl.
JJUHOKU A SUTTON
Spring Opening
AT
BUMEB, & SUTTON'S
nnnt prepared te show our patrons nnd the
publl one of tint llnest stocks of
CLOTHING!
EterSeen In this City.
Call nnd see our
Goods for Custom Werk;
They are particularly attractive,
WW'e Kusrantee a atlsfaclen' tit In all cases.
Ne trouble te show goods.
BURGER & SUTTON,
Mtrtlianl Tailors soil Clothiers,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
TyTYKlW .t KATHVON.
THESPRINGOFl886
Is upon us. W a nre net behind, either, with our
Stock nt
CLOTHING
rtlUTIIK SEASON,
The best cam and tnsle has teen U'ihI In pre
paring It Ter the trade, and se far w e have
been well ivwardcd.
MEM'S SUITS
lu many Slyles nnd (Qualities, and nt prices
down te bottom.
MEN'S hl'UI.N'U OVKUCOATS
In all the Phis! Styles, ranging In iitlcrsfrein
UUl te Il3.it). 'Ilm
Youths' and Beys' Department
Has been w oil cared for, and all of the llcst and
Toughest Materials can be found.
A PA I IS OT PANTALOONS
Are a very necessary thing this tlme nf year,
nnd our assortment is large enough te suit
anybody's taste Don't tai afraid el
High Prlcis.
NO 111(111 PltlCEHIIEltE'
If you don't want the finest Clothing, no havn
All the Cheaper tirades; and better talue
can be had horn for a small amount In
Vested than anywhere else. Thts Is
a strong statement, but we
knew It's right-
.EAlllNU C1.0TH1K113.
NO, 13 BAST KINO BTRHBT,
LANCASTER PA.
T OANSMAN A HRO.
The Best and Cheapest Place
-TO lll'.
Bey's and Children's Clothing.
b. OANSMAN ft into, corner North t)ueen
and Orange streets, are lietler prepareil forlhe
coming season, and have n mero select .stock of
lley'a nnd Children's Clothing than et cr before.
PKICKS MOUK 1NTEKKSTI.NO TH AN W'OItDS.
t.1 01) buys an Elegant All-W 00I Heys Suit.
f tin Huts a Heed All-W'oel Scheel SulL
fi.uuJluysn Him llrewn liojs'.cerkscrewsnlt.
lAeJllnysn Streng Heys' Knockabout Suit
I7.) lluya n r Inn All-tt oel Heys Plaid Suit.
W'l buys the Finest W ersted Heys' Suit.
CHILDUEN'S MUITS-ALLOUU OWN MAhK.
tire lluys an All-W'oel Child Suit.
tl.37 liny s a Nice Child Suit,
f I.10 buys n Heed Cnsslmere Child Suit.
Ii.50 llus a Nice Plaid Child B11IL
.t(i Ituysii Flne All Weel Plaid Child Suit.
MO llnys a tloed Scheel child Suit
tii() llnys an Elegant All Weel Child Suit,
A hint tn purchasers, may they be ladles or
gentlemen ISoleru you buy lley'a or Children's
clothing leek through our stock, examine mak
ing and trimming, and cempnm our prices
with ether houses. Yeu will satisfy yourself
thai nowhere else can you Invest se little money
ler te receive such big value, '
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEItCIIAVr TAII.OKH A.NII MANlfAC
TUKKKS Or
MEN'S iiOVS' AND CHILDUEN'S CLOTfflXfl,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
ltlghlen the Southwest Cerner Orange street,
LANCASTKU, PA.
jr Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse Hi the city.
JTOJ BALK UU It KMT.
F
IOH HUNT NICK TWO-HTOKY UK1CIC
Ilurilllinr I frn un Mix Lli k'.. n. . . -
""rd HIKSH A 1IUO.
F& 1;l':NT-A llAKI2HOr.SK, NO. Ill
i...i. V,n"'dngteii street. Apply teltarry Myers'
i ark iieiise. in2J-tld
neon HTA11LE FOR KENT
V,,A.C.!0,. Stable nnd Shedding, sltui
..1;l,.lQw,wlllnlften lr!t. Apply tell
MVKIlS, at Park Heuse. ' innr.
ated nt
A KKV
iinrA-tfd
D
AVID M. MAYER'S LIMEKILNS
for lent. Annlt-ln
II..M.MAYKII. Kohreratew n.
mWtfd C. COOPKK, lllrd-ln-lland.
DIKY AND TUUC'IC l'AHM I'OE
UKNT. rrem April 1st next, adjoining
Itinelfv limits In irnral eeiidlllmi f well tviiterml
with Keed buildings and geed read. Apply at
this olllce,
inarlu-tfd
TJK)H HENT.
XJ A Tobacco tVnn-heusn with I'cnn'a It. It.
Sldtng, Cupnclty for storing 3.UU0 cases. Apply
atthu " '
niariatfd INTKI.I.IUBNCKIt OITOK,
BAUOAINSI IIAKOAINSI "
Parler Suits. Walnut Lounges, Keras and
Easy Chairs, geed home-inada and upholstered
with geed material, will buseld till Uioitrstef
iSn. 4.M IV F.S'P i'llf UTVIIIi DMHtnum
Don't in Us tlie ehimce.
11 V 4i j 4. ntitr.rit
niiwa
F
OH UKNT.
An established (irecery stand with dwelling
attarhed liiaouthernpanef the city.
Possession April 1st. Apply at
Ne.lsauAaTKlNaBTllKKT.
FOIt KENT.
Shep In rear of Ne. 87 WostCbestnutstreet,
V.rSS. M ll cigar-box factory, and n ahep en
Mllllln street, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streeu. lately used ns a carriage factory. Alse a
dwelling and storeroom new occupied bv A.
A. llubley as a drug store, West hlng street
Apply at the
Btrcet.
llJ-tfi
tfd
1NTELI.I0KNCKK Oi'MCK.
JJUHL10 SALE OF WKSTEKN HOHSKS,
On llesiinr, AruiL 6, Ifbrt,
w."l hf. ?? Hl t.h.oMl'rr"c8tableaacarlead
of A. It. Given. JUuui i. Ce.'a W'esterii Heraci
Jrst-clasa heavy draft and farm hones, "0c,
Sale te commence nt I o'clock p iu
ruWle.,OTeryM9nd.?.MUKUKQ8SUAN'
MYERS ii RATION,
ATKir AnrKHTlXKMKNTH,
nilEAT IMl'ltOVKMEN'I'S AT
ASTRIGH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
I.ANCAHTKIt, PA.
Fer the last two weeks we have been busy
making '
Extensive Alterations
IN OUR STORE,
And everybody wonders whv It Is that "weJiti
lerever making changes." Ilm answer te this
Is tery simple,
BECAUSE
Our trade Is constantly grew Ing bigger. Out
stock Increases dally, and In conseeuenrti et
all this
We Must Have Mere Roem.
Ker several years past our space has been
very limited, and wn were compelled te pile up
goods and clewd ihein lu almost regardless of
their value.
We had lilies et goods en our shelves, nbote
our shelves, under our counters, nnd even tn the
space that should hate been resetted for our
customers, we wein compelled te pile up goods
te the great dlscointert of everybody that tame
te our store.
We bave put up with nil this Inconvenience ns
long ns wu could, but we could de se no longer
without doing Injustice te our trade.
The lines of goods which we purchased this
Spring could net possibly be pined lu the sluice
at our command, und we succeeded In getting
w hat we wanted.
MORE ROOM.
We new have ene of the Largest
MILLINERY EOOIS
IN THE STATE.
In erder te be able te display our linmensu
variety of MII.UNKIO (loellS wn have added
te our store room the W HOLE SKCONH FI.OOIl
n room ONE IllJNDKKll KK.KT I.O.NO
eliKHiltly lighted, detnlcd te nothing else but
the dlspfay el
Hats, Fiewers & Feathers.
The great advanteces In having a place K
CLUSIVKLY roll THE SALE UI' HATS wll
certainly be appreciated by everybody. ..)
Our line of uoeds this season will far etrel
anything we have ever shown before, and will
fully eual that of any house In New Yerk nnd
Philadelphia
Hut net only In our Millinery Iieptrtmenl
have we made such rapid strides, but In etery
one of our ether departments
eurSTOUK KOOM has been remedelled from
end tnend. Even- branch of our business has
been placed Inn mom prominent nnd con ten lent
place, nnd with mete Increased facilities and
Iho most complete line of goods
AT TIIK LOWEST CASH Fit ICES,
We feel certain of gaining u larger pstrunags
than e ever belnru enjoyed In this city.
Our assortment In eneb department Issncem-
Idete that It tsnmre occurrence with us If some
edy calls for an article which we hat eu't get
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
We extend a most cordial Invitation te nil
Ladies of Ijincnster City nnd County te visit
our
New Millinery Parler
And Inspect the bcnutlliil display or
Trimmed Hats and Fiewers,
lllght here we again mention that e'nr whole
second rloer Is devoted te the display of
HATS, FI.0WEIIS AND FEATHERS ONLV.
And we will be pleased le have you call and
etainlne our goods and prices, whether ten are
ready te bay or net.
In our spacious down-stairs loom wn will ex
hibit a line and complete line el
Buttens, Ribbons, Laces.
TRIMMINGS, FRINGES.
Velvets, Plushes, Satins, &c
All the I.atest Novelties lu
FANCY YELYETS AND PLUSHES
for Hat and Iliess Trimming.
KANCV HEADS III All Celer,.
All sites UOSAUV HEADS In All Celers,
HLACK JETnnd IHM.I, IIEAH3,
I'KNIIANTS, HKO I'll, NAILIIKAU3,
And 8OUAHKS. TUI ANHLKS.CUIIr.'S. Ac..
for Hats und Dress Tilmiiilng.
HAT ORNAMENTS
KISC'IIUS, etc. '
..iVE1".'.1.'1.,1!00 WIIITKand KCKU LACE Tl-.I.?w,.iAJ,S,yi"S?1,,IKS-
"TAMl'ED LINEN
UOODS nnd a hundred et ether articles that urn
dear te the ladles.
Te-day we have opened our tlrst let of
CHILDREN'S SHIRRED SWISS CAPS.
KMIIItOIDKItKH CATS In alltheLutest Styles
will be opened In a few days.
Wecall particular nttentlnii te our
Kid &love Department.
, ThOBame Is well stocked with a
complete llnu of
NEW KID GLOVES
Frem se cents n pair up. All geed, fresh and
most reliable goods at Lewest lTlces.
Undressed Kid Gloves,
4 IIUTTON, 80c, A l'AIU
ASTRICH'S
si
PaUee of Fashion.
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