plSTpvTJrviTvtT - . , '- r' T- w S "". " .J-i",'i'v' ?f -V .r' - 4.?.TP fw ' '" .'i "fri Vj ' THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1880. $-, fc3i .1 IfcsVi., !-, m ff tiK a'i' ' .'1V sjfcjt-r jirUlUgeitcer. HM EvtNffM IN TMCVtAR " I v. t " 9mJW WWBrT nanMMAN " WiprVK' NOSH BDILDINO, CVarmar OMtr B4MT. f V r. .', Vif ft-tfestUMAYi. m Firrr Cirti IM ta Tw te Firrr dim Ljm? T INTELLIOENOER, (EmhtPaeu.) Wlnely Mernln, Twe Dmum a Yum m Aevawi. ?'jSs; VC CNCC euctrts tr.j ivit urf or rm s&FS .?pv.n ensns. eoMttrefOMTt m msumtip te vmri M. 4k. V.aaata ua aa mmm bm. a. - a at .a.. a aata YM.I. 31 ' J aammL'aaa a fcitfitw an ia mom a. aaa. .air. ALL 1-. , --. .-- , .- - - !SMMunn nu m cemm.ii t.t. vuti umit. I fell Letters and Telegrams te w$? THE INTELLIGENCER, Lancaster, Pa. 3J ' tl)C Cencaatcr Jiitclligcntcr. ' &fc JiANOABTKB, APRIL 5, 1886. ,','isS The Kcw City Administration. 'wf Myer Morten, In his inaugural address Vfelirfem the new councils nnd te all the t. Vii. . .. t. III. ....... !.,-. M knows what he is about and who means ,$iirbftt he says. Associated with honesty, $ Which no ene denies him, Intelligence and sflnuiai nrn mint nmvlml liv the chief -.'Afe-naarterraffl nf e. mimlpln.iHtv: nnd our new KnBayer certainly starts well. c-r ue assumes no superior Knewieuge 01 ' city affairs beyond that of any well-in- :N formed and public-spirited citizen, but he 0$; strikes the key note et a sound policy -f when lie says city government is a busi- 3t-u Bess matter, te be conducted en less principles. If councils shall fall jfy tate accord with him upon this we may k' expect a progressive, economical, honest -.- aaaemcien. aumuiisiraiien ; nnu it ceun- vS ells separate from him en that issue they ,';Cy.niv YnAAh tliAvnteninf Mm rl.v in vntn sf5iw them out and te sustain the mayor. We I???'" havA Trtn Ir. Hint, nnlnf nliaa vnfi-.irv (a necessary. "What the mayor says about limiting ex penses te appropriations and contracting permanent debta for permanent improve ments only, is sound; and when he declares that he will exercise all the lawful powers of his office te restrain the con tracting of illegal debts and the payment of invalid obligations, he gives a friendly warning te councils and committees that it come et the practices et the past two years are continued the legality of them will be tested in the courts." AVjth this de claration the taxpayers and citizens gener ally will be found in sympathy. Contracts made without warrant of law, nnd con tractors who expect te get oil short of their stipulated obligations, may be expected te feel the pull of the check rein. The preliminary surveys upon water ntorage facilities and new means of sewer age, recommended by Sir. Morten, are cer tainly the only practicable means of set ting afoot the necessary inquiry into these important subjects, and at slight expense much valuable data can be thus secured ; without this most popular discussion of the subject is aimless. "We are most gratifledat the tone of the mayor's address upon the powers and du ties of the police force ; and lie will have the cordial support of this journal in the enforcement of his policy, regardless of political coniiSTratiens. Men who seek or take employment en the force under stand what te expect ; if they fall from grace deliberately they merit no con sideration, nnd these who are tee weak te govern themselves ought net te be tolerated at the expense of the city, of dis cipline and of public order. The quality of the new force Is yet te be tested ; but, with due ferbearance for the rawness of material and the incipiency of the organi zation, we have every hope it will prove an advance en the past, and we entertain no doubt that the new mayor will enforce his rules te the letter without fear, fayer or affection. The call upon the street authorities te leek a littlomero closely into the manner in which their contracts are executed is time ly ; several very bad jobs of turnpiklng are new exposed te view en our public streets, and it does seem about time that a little mere pavement of a permanent character belaid. The day after the election of the gentle man who new assumes the chief magis tracy of Lancaster, the Intelliekncer said: "Although a Domeerat or' DemecraU, nominated regularly by his party and elected chleUy with its votes and because or Us Belld support, Mr. Morten will go into the mayor alty pledged te administer the cilice for the best interests or the city, and all or its cltl tens.' Mere than thin the voters who sup ported him have no right teask and less than this the people of the city will net be willing te take. They who knew his fairness, his In telllgencc, his acquaintance with the city's needs, his progressive spirit and his liberality or mind two no fears that he will disappoint expectation or violate his obligation." " With regard te appointments and te pol icy, no individuals in the party have been less ready te volunteer recommendations or te ask favors than the odlters or this Journal. Ne man who has been appointed te places within the reach or the Democracy or Lan caster OWOS It te the iNTELMOKNCKn, its proprietors or its influence j and no man who has failed or reaching what he wants has any right te held grudge at this office." By these declarations we stand. Uy them we will judge the new administration ad all of its appointees and their discbarge et official duties. Weliare confidence they will vindicate the wisdom of their selection; but It they fall, the Intellieenckr will net withheld just criticism of their short comings. It Seed Net Cause SurprUc. That is a characteristic story which comes te us from St.Louls.ef the arrest ,of a telegraph operator who confessed that he bad been employed by the-rallmart v-Pk te endeavor te engage the leaders et the w .-unguis qi i,aoer in a scheme te tap the .vs. MtwrapuwireicaumgiromueuldtoIIoxln I r ',' -m t.ii.i-- t ..i . . . I ' oft ftm .-.iHgme ei .uuer ue no. seem te have I j ieu into me trap, which, however, was 'apteat before it was ready. The spy was ftoueWybte employer by signal, burning In T?!tti; wiiipw, when Martin Irons and his 1; -' iPBUtii jrwsi-i kis room, witnessing his "pMetttiUe Um eoawnnlcatien of Gould mdHoxltfreatfer wire that ran before .the .beuse. A' Itefat sbJalwr from a window brought the police down i the beufe, wbe found ealy the spy te ue suspicion et the police was aroused by tbe Awt that rttn4 jteeple directed tbe rP released ; and their investigation led te the confession by him of his part itt the plot. There is no reason te doubt the story bc bc cause et its improbability. It is just what might be expected, Jt is doing no injus tice te the men who are tarred with .lay Gould's stick te believe that they will In? guilty of any imaginable deceit. The Miners' flrlcrnnccs. A committee of the Clearfield county miners have addressed te the governor a representation of their grievance in the failure te execute the laws that have been passed for their protection ; and the gover nor, we think, will find here n far mere important field of examination and a much mere serious evil te correct than in the soldiers' orphans school invcstlgatien,fnilt. ful as that has been in the discovery of negligent administration. The miners say that fifty cents jer ten docs net afford them a fair cost et subsist ence. They complain that they are cheated in the weight, and that the weighmastrr they nppelnt is net permitted te test the scales. They say that they are required te buy at company stores, or at ether stores where the operator obtains a percentage en the amounts they buy. They declare that the Ucrwind, Whlte company, the larg est operators in the region, are attempting te obtain full control of it and are keeping up the strike te crowd out the small opera tors. They further say that Mine luspecter WatMs afraid of these men and is of no use te the miners ; and further that the Pennsylvania railway is in combination with the llerwind, White company, and aids their aims by the distribution of its cars. We have such knowledge eursehes of the situation in the Clearfield region as te be able te confidently say that all these statements are founded, at least, en fact The wages of -10 cents per ten would be amply sufficient if the miners eeuld obtain regular work and proper weight and fair prices nt the stores. The Berwind, White company employ a great many mere mi ners than they need, giving each but the pittance that will keep soul and body te gether; with the cruel intention of weak ening their labor element for its better control. Seme operators probably weigh fairly and some net. All the operators obtain a percentage upon their miners' orders at the stores. The Pennsylvania railroad com pany is managed in tae region for the benefit of the Berwind, Whlte com pany, who have its operators very much by the threat all around, and are aiming for its complete control. The ether day they compiled a number of small ope rators, who had given the advance and re sumed mining, te take the back track. They had te keep en the right side of the big concern, upon which they were depend ent, having stores, and expecting droppings of various kinds from the big table. Se King, no Cleicn, Shall ruk this Teicn. A Great (lain. We are pleased te note that certain judges of the supreme court of Pennsylva nia who formerly travelled en free passes new pay their fare. The constitution of thecommenwealth it must and shall be enforced. Tiik Harrisburg Telegraph en Saturday contained tw el ve pages, fllty-feur columns of which were advertisements. Its news and ether departments wero complete, and all through the paper was very lntereslltig. Se Ilinij, eVb Clown, Shall rule this Tuicn. It warms the Democratic heart te remem ber that new the nation, the state and the city are under Democratic administration. A vioeitous effort is making te stir up strife between these interested in the Ameri can fund for 1'arnell. Jt will have the same success as the nttempts te cause dHseutien In the I'arnell ranks in Ireland. Ab liimj, no Oetm, Shall rule this Tvtcn. Giiay's "Klegy" was compesed,rovUed and finished with most painstaking care and conscientiousness or form. Hut Mr. Lewell says some of the verses which Gray (lis. carded from the Klegy would have made the fortune of another poet. Take for example this stanza, emitted because the writer thought it was tee long a parenthesis in this place Just before tbe epitaph : "There scattered oft, the earliest or the year. By hand unseen are kbewers of violet leund ; llie redbreast lees te build anil warble there, And little toeutepa lightly print the ground," i m Oven 511,000,000 have been spent en Phila delphia's public building, but there are few who will contend that It is a thing or beauty. 1 a, A rnnACHEH of Petretla, Pa., has had some dlfliculty with his Heck. They brought te the notice or the Erie Methodist cenlereuce some of his mWdoleg twelve years old, and recently the presiding elder suspended him from his charge until the next conference meeting. The committee which In March gave him a hearing sustained the charges. One or the grave charges against him was, that at a children's festival, where there was a shortage or cake, the accused had remarked that some or the members had taken the cakes with a view te covering them te their own use.'' The people at Petrella are net unanimous in sustaining the findings, for a large number or them (probably tbose who didn't take the cake; gave him a grand sup per, at which Rev. A. 1. Campbell and ethers spoke, and gave the suspended preacher a prize or f 100. jVe Jting, no Cleurn, Shall rule this Teicn. m . Tin: prolonged controversy letween Father M. V. .Stack and Bishop O'llara, or Bcranten, which has been see-Bawing through the courts for the last feurteen years, has at length been decided by Judge Thayer, In the common pleas court errhlla. delphla. He decides that the exorclse ei priestly functions Is net a properly right, for the deprivation of which a civil suit for damages will lie. It is a common nense opinion that Is In accord with the best law, keeping as It does a strict line of demarcation between church and state. PERSONAL. J.OOAN conceals his age with sensltUe care, lie Is nearing tC KvANniiMBTM Sam Je.nf.s and Ham .Small made 3,000 each for four week's work In Chicago. Mark Twain has a showman's aspect, rer his overcoat is bordered bv fur. n.i n.e bnd or his hat is otter skin. Genehal, Mastek Workman Powder. &ivUnnai.,lotOH1,llew any ,00d' and n aw?Uen0?b?eat! W,"Sper8 n BCC0Unl el "" iSStSSa WSJ. Heaean, or Texas, laments nmn.ii wppert or the- BlalrTilll and aym.i ?"? tbat the Seuth has lest all Its respSct rer the tar which It hw fought The pawage or fha i educational bill by a vote from the Southern members will and should brand ewry ene or them as a monpy-hunter and net the re specter et the constitution as It has been taught," Kne.vn Kawcktt, author 'of "The Hunt ling Ilatl" and qnlte n arlety or poems, society novels and sketches h a geed ileal laughed at by the literati for hit egotism. It i-t said that, rer "pet boilers" he write popular tales, that appear In the weekly story papers ! such tales as "Phil, the 1'ollco 1'ellco 1'ollce Jii.in !" iiTlin Mvslnrv nr thn l.lllln Allltf ltoem," etc., etc., and the pemns published umler the neiii de plutne or "Hugh How Hew ard." JUDOF. .lOUN ll.WTKn, circuit JtlilcO Ol the United .States rer Ohie, Michigan, Ken tucky, and Tennessee, who died suddenly at the Het 8nrlnsrs et Atkansas en 1'rhlay, was n distinguished lawyer, anil as a Judge en en jeved a high reputation ler Integrity. When the civil war breke out ha was a practising lawyer In Knexville, and remained an un compromising Union man through the whole struggle. It was he berore whom the telephnne suit was ordered te be brought. Miss rinACE Doem: Is the granddaughter orthelate William II Dedge, te whom her grandfather left f-VO,0OO ntore than te his ether grandchildren lc.iU'e or her dovetlon te plillanthrople work. She Is the head and Trout or an exhibition new open In New Yerk or which the Idea is te show that children can be taught te de excellent work or various kinds witneut interfering wnn tneir stiuues and without taking tee much time from their play. A boy et 14 took the geld medal for a carving In oak el woodcock. Dien Ueucicavlt is Iho youngest old man back or the footlights, though he takes no rains te conceal his years. His head Is as bald as an egg, nnd the frtuge of hair that grows around its base is as whlte as snow, yet thore are no wrinkles en his cheek, tow, irany crew's-feet around his eyes, which are bright aud keen. He is as straight as a man of M, nnd his step Is quite as elastic, and he dresses with all thocenspiciiousness ofyenth. He wears the longest and whitest or ulsters and the lightest eT trousers peeping out from eeneaiu.anu me uriguiesi 01 matuenus tasiens bis shirt-cellar, which Is guiltless or neck neck ceoth. Hnxnv It. Jacksen, minister te Mexico, who has lust ceme home en leave, returns principally te leek after the bend of the re cently centlrmed postmaster et Atlanta, J. W. Konfree. Years age Honfreo was treas urer et Georgia. He was charged with some financial Irregularity. Jacksen, his friend ter years stoutly defended him. The charge was never proved, but Jacksen's rrlendly defense was very highly prized by Kenfroe. New Jacksen has ceme all the way from Mexico te go en Kenfree'a lend, and he won't allow anybody outside of the Jacksen family te go en It with him. Ills rer J100, 000, but Jacksen is worth four or rive times that much himself. Xe Hinj,liO Clown, Shall rxtle thti Temt. A lllark I.lnt of dNeanes fellows an unhealthy condition et the ltver, ene of the raeH Important organs et the body, impure bleed, brenchUlu, asthma, malarial dlea.cs. con.iimptlen, sick headache, diseases of the 9kln, kidneys and heart all may be traced te faulty action or torpidity of the liver. .Ne ether known preparation e rapidly and thoroughly restores a disordered ller us Dr. Pierce's" Gelden Medical Discovery." It is pleasant te the tnte, mild but sure In Its action, and a gilt te suffering humanity from ene of the most successful physicians et the age, 5-MTAw Some fashionable ladles are net satisfied with ready made fans, butuiust have them tnadn te erder: they nre. however, satisfied with Dr Hull's Cough Syrup at S3 conUandtake It regu larly. " One flre burns out another's burning." and most pain suffers mere te cured, but Salvation OH Is painless nnd .certain. It costs only 23 cent. Itv. V. M. I.kfvwich, D. D., Naihvllle, Tenn. publicly endetw9 Ked Star Cough Cure. SLenr.N ciianeiis. If the body receives dally a proper amount of nutrition, and expels the wcrn-ent parts, health Is the certain censequence ; but by a sudden change of weather, the pores of the skin may net perform their olllce well, aud matters are retained which should have pased off by that avenue. All cauies which Impede lnscnslble perspiration are rraught with danger, because matters which should have passed away through the skin are turned again Inte circulation llrnndrcth's 1'IIU will remove all impurities, trem whatever causa they may come, curing pain. Inflammation and colds arising from above causa In a fowheun. Something new Is Dr. Hand's Toething Letien te bathe babies gums. It relieves all pain and Is earmies. 1'rice, ss cents. Parents remember Da. IIa.id's Cough and Croup Medlclne relieves Inflammation or the threat and tubes or the lungs and cures cough and croup. Dr. Hand's medicines for sale at Cccnran's drug store, 137 and 133 X. Queen street Price. S3 cents. ml-lmdiw BVXOZAJ. HUTlCZa. Thrw, Stint t nn Open Hewl between the feed e eat and the substance of which our bodies are composed. If Uie raid Is clogged or closed e sicken, faint and dle. This read Is made nil or the organs or digestion and assimila tion. Of tbee the stomach and liver are chief. Most people have mere or less experience of the horrors el constipation. Prevent It, nnd all Us fearful sequences by using Dr. Kennedy's " Fa vorite Hemedy." It Is the first step that costs. mariO-lmeed&w Frem ClereUnU, Ohie, Cemes a letter signed T W'alkcr.saylni; "About six months age commenced taking It unlock Bleed Jltlteri for protracted cae of lumbago nnd general debility, and new am pleased te state have recovered my appetite and wentfd strength. Feel better altogether." lorsaleby II. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139Nerth Queen street, Lancaster. Nut a Case. Net a case of rheumatism, net a case of nen ralgla, net a case of lsmeru-u, net a ease et pain or xpraln net one has failed te go when at tacked by lhemai' I.'clectrie Oil. for sale by II. II. Cochran, drugalst, 137 and 13J North Queen street, Lancaster. "IVhat Can't 1! Cured Must lis Endured." This old adage does net signify that we must suffer the miseries of dyspepsia, when a medi cine with tbe curative properties of liurdeek Illoed liittm Is available, it Is ene of the most substantlsl and reliable remedies sold te-day. J or sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, U7 and 130 North Queen street, Lancaster. VAJtMAUKII. STANDARD CARKIAdK WORK. Edw. Edgerley, CAEEIAGE BUHDER Market Streot, Rear of Poatefflco, Lancauter, Pa. My stock comprises a large variety of the Latest Style Haggles, Phu-tens. Carriages, Mar. ketandlluslncss Wagons, which 1 offer at the very lowest figures and en the most reasonable terms. 1 call special attention te a few of my own de. signs, emi of which Is the KDGKULKVCLOSKD PHYSICIAN COUPK. which Is decidedly the neatest, lightest and most complete Physician's Carriage In the country. Persons wishing te buy n geed, honest and substantial article, should bear lit mind that they take no rlslc tn buying my work. Kvery Carilngu fumed out In eighteen years a geed ene that Is the kind of guarantee leave feoffer the public. All work tully warranted. Please give me a call UKPA1KINQ I'ltOMPTLY ATTKNDKD TO. One set of werkmen especially employed ler that purpose, JJ KA DQUARTKKS FOR TDEST ABY CARRIAGES. LATEST STYLES, LARGEST STOOK, LOWEST PRICES. & ASK FOR CATALOUVE. W. D. Sprecher & Sen, NO. 31 EAST KING STREET, LANCABTEU, l'A , feb!9-2md TPw:,(iC?CUTTINa8i SCRAPS, SIFT SIFT Cean1.,b,eu8riah.KE5!i, WAbTE' " au4 v -, J- " MOUNH, KewVerk?-"'4, "!l"m, al Pert VtrSjt, MltntOAU p.UlKU.n'S TONIC. Attend te it New. M any unvrlnnvcorile drag themselves abent with faltlnK strength, feeling that they are leiirtlly sinking Inte the gnu e, when by iilnis l'arkers Tonle they would nmlncure commenc ing w Ith the nrt time, nmlMlality anil strength surely coming back te them. ' 1 am Kl years old i have been sick nearlv nil luy lire, nnd ought te knew something nlieul .neillclne by this limn. I have ucil Parker' Tonic freely formero than atyear, and cenkler It the let remedy 1 hm cover known. In fnet, 1 new And no ethor medicine, necessary or wciiknej., debility, rheunmtlsin, nnd that dls tre.stng all geneuefs nnd pain trem which 1 suffered te long, It has no equal. ldoneteo hew anyone en afford te de without e valuable n medicine." Mss. IUttib N. Ubavks, rer Kast nnu r itiiiv aircuui, x'roviuencc, . 1. PARKER'S TONIO. (Prepared by IlUeex A Ce., N. Y.I Sold by all Druggists In largo-bettle-atOne Dellar. inarHuiMATh JARKER'S HAIR BALSAM the popular favortte for dressing the hair, Ko Ke Ko sterlng color when irrnvand ttmientlnir Dand ruff. It cleanses the scalp, steps the hair falling, and ts sure te please. 90c and 1 sties at Druggist. niHuiM.TbAw ci.erinxu. B UROER A SUTTON. Spring Opening AT BURGER &SUTT0FS IVe are preparwl te show our patrons and ths public ene of the finest stocks of CLOTHING! Ever Seen In this City. Call and see enr Goedsfor Custom Werk; They are particularly attractive. Ve guarantee a satisfactory fit In all cases. Ne trouble te show goods. BURGER & SUTTON, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, Ne. 24 Centre Square, LANCASTER, l'A. L. OANSMAN A BRO. The Best and Cheapest Place TO lib - Bey's and Children's Clothing, I.. UA.SSMAN A lll'.O, corner .Verth Queen and Orange streets, are better prepared for the coming season, and ha e a morn select Meck of Hey's and Children's Clothing than ever before. I'KICES MOKE IXTKKESTI.VG Til A.N Vt'OBDd. Sfrt llnys nn Elegant All-Weel lteys" Suit. ILMIIursaiioed All Weel Scheel --ult. KOJltuysa I'Ine Drewn lteys'. Corkscrew Suit. iW Ituys a Streng Heys' Knockateut suit 17 uu linya a Kine All-Weel Beys l'lald Suit. t-iM Uuj-3 the Klnest Worsted Jleys' Suit, CIIIX.DUKVS SUITS ALL OUll OWN MAKE. ttfil Buys an All-Weel Child Suit. f 1.17 Huys a Nice Child Suit. $1.(0 lluys a Geed Casslmere Child Suit. JIM llnys a Mice l'lald child Suit. J or) ituys a r lne All-Weel l'lald Child Suit. r.' m Ituys a Geed Scheel child Suit fj 00 Uuya an Elegant All-W oel Child Suit. A hint te purchasers, may they be ladles or geiulemen , lie tore yen buy Bey's or Children's Clothing leek through our stock, examine mak ing and trimming, and cempare our prices with ether houses. Yeu -ts, 111 satisfy yourself that nowhere else can you Invest se little money ler te receive such big value. L. GANSMAN & BRO., MKULIIANT TAILORS AM) TUKKK8 Or MANUKAC- MLVS BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, 69 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST , Ulght en the Southwest Cerner Orange Street, LANCASTElt, PA. T" Net connected with any ether Clethltsg Heuse In the city. SPECIAL LENTEN GOODS. Hest selected codfish, large fat. Juicy mack. erel, smoked halibut, canned salmon, new crop olives, finest table oil, salad dressing, mustard and pickles, bananas, oranges and apples. Try our fine selected old Gov. Java, Mecha and Im perial Kle Coffees, they speJtk for themselves, very goedatl2)c- Banralns. Sand & of Klee for 25c.j 5 a geed prunes, 25c.: elegant light Syrup, 6c. per quart ; canned corn, 8c; lOlkklt Jut mackerel, BOc. l'leasecallersend your orders. GEO. WI ANT, amrOO-lyd Ne. 113 West King Street c HKAP FAMILY QKOCEHY. ".It nef te eat. Hut tat te the." A new and selected assortment of Bosten, Oat meal, Monitor, Ginger, l'retzel. Blue l'elnt Oyster, Family and water Crackers, Seda. Coffee, Tea, Nlc-Nacs, Imen, Lady's Kingers, Jlidgets, Ulfle-NuU, Cocea, I'enn, Vanilla, and Ullk Bis cuits; Crystal, Graham and Ginger Wafers. AlsoalargeriuanUtyefrine SMOKED SALMON, Halibut, Boneless Codfish, Uusstan Saldine. Extra Ne. 1 Mackerel, fine Mackerel 3 for 5c, Soused Mackerel, Salmen, Lobsters, and Hever's Oysters, Helland, Portland and Scotch Herring and Bloaters. The Beat Cheeses In the City. Celvln's Pure Yerk County Buckwheat, and a full line or Fresh Groceries at CHARLES MAGNA Y"S Choice Family Grocery and Cheese Emporiem, 1U and 117 .SOUTH QUEEN STICEKT, Lancaster, I'a. Goods delivered free te all parts et the city and environs. Telephone Connection. 113-Suid AT BUKHK'a LENTEN GOODS I' ine iiieaier M&fKerei, large ana fat ; Geerge's Bank Boneless codfish. Smoked Salmen, Smoked Halibut, Sugar-Cured Herring", Plain Cured Her ring, only lie. a dozen t the Hapgood Brand French balmen, Inc. a can, or ritu per dozen ; Spiced Salmen In 2 cans ; Fresh Lebster, Dun bar Hcbrluvps t Fresh Canned lllue Fish, only lue. a can ; Fresh Canned Mackerel, 12c; beused Mackerel, American and Imported sardines Sardines In Mustard, Dei lied Crabs t Ith shell). CHEESE I CHEESE I Choice ltlch Mild Cream Cheese, I'lneapple Cheese (plcnle size), Dutch Head Cheese (very One), Sapsago, YeungAuierlcanundNeutchatel. FARINACEOUS GOODS I Oatmeal, Avena or Boiled Oats, Cracked Wheat, Farina, Granulated Cemmeal, Tapioca. Sage, Macaroni, Vermicelli, etc. ' ' VtiM.HH EUU3, two dozen for ii cents, ATBURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET. LANCASTER, PA. Telephone Connections, CWIl WORKWOMEN'S SUPPLIES GO X! te llechteld'a, and see the best Overall in the marknt ler the money, heavy liuck Utveted ltuttem. Deuble Beams and llln PeckeL Price only 60 cents. Dress and Working Shirts, Hosiery of any kind, some Jeb lets; late atyje Linen and Paper Cellars, Handkerchiefs, Bus. pendera and notions, AU cheap for cash. ATllKOllTOLira, a-. i.t Ne-M North. yueenUtreet, ir8lgnef thelllgSteeklnr. p, s.-chelce iiuilaing Htgae and Sand for tale. WATOHKB, MO!. T lU'ALDWlXhftCa, l'lllLADKl.l'IHA. The article.- recently published In " The Centtuy " niul " llurper'.s MiiK-ulne," en the llfe nnd works of the ruinous modeler of anlmnls, Antoine Leuis l.irve, having awak cnetl ronsldernble interest In Amer Ic.i, Messrs. t'.ildwell V; Ce. have linportiHlaseriesef proofs of wme of his most characteristic, itnxluo itnxlue itnxluo tleius from the original models by H.ubedleune, of l'.trls. THE BARYE BRONZES Mrern Hartier' Miaatlnr,Septembrr, 1W. " 1" the exhtbltleu of tl.u l..n.s ...e.. of l31, the public was charmed nnd rasclnatrd by, a hall itte stie group representing a "Tlaer Devouring a Crocodile. " The gteuphvl all the attraction of novelty of sutiject, as well as or treatment t and the leading critics Joined with the public In pro nouncing It thu strongest and most original work in the exhibition, and declared Us author, Antoine Leuis Barye, tn be the crea tor of new art. At the time or Uil j brilliant debut Itarye was ; years of age. ...",.."i, Debicretr, rensldertug Justly that the tlaer Is hut a suhltmodevelopme nt of the cat, be used te study the n lid animal in Its reduced domestic counterpart, hen he hail his studio lu the Hue de Boulogne, about IMS. one of the apprentices had reared a very tlne cat te Itvelu ihe workshop with the chasers and meunters, and often et an afternoon Barye would coma In, sit down en a steel and entice the cat te his knees. Tlensl v'la'le patron qui va falre ses etudes!' one of the boys would say, and there the great artist would sometimes sit for an henrat a time, stroking the cat, tickling Us feet tn order te make It push out Its talons, pulling its leas and teellng the play of Its muscles and ten. dens as he Induced It by caresses and play rul ruses te take all kinds of position aud te execute the most diverse movements." J. , 902 CALDWELL CHESTNUT & CO,, ST., rUILADKLl'lllA. yyATCHKS, CLOCKS, ,Vc WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, CHEAP FOHCASH. Lancaster Watcher at the Lewest Trices ever etrercd ; being a stockholder enables me te sell the.e watches se cheap. Elgin, Waltham and ethor watches en sale. bpcctacles.Opem iilas.es, Ac. Keps-lrlngef the above named articles will receive my personal attention. LOUIS WKIIEK. Ne. 1S9X North yncen St., opposite city Hetel. (Near Penn'alt. it. Depot.) M-AgontterAUKOKA ATClt. Cy.OTiMJVO. M YERS A KATHVON. THESPRINGOF1886 Is upon us e are net behind, cither, with our Stock of CLOTHING rOItTUE SEASON. The best care and taste has been nsed In pre paring It for the trade, and se for we haru been well rewarded, MEN'S SUITS In many Styles and Dualities, and Bt prices down te bottom. MKN'3 SPBINQ OVEUCOATS In all the Best Styles, ranging In prices from H.OU te I15.U). The Youths' and Beys' Department Has been well cared for, and all of the Best and Toughest Materials can be found. A PA I It OF PANTALOONS Are a very necessary thing this time of year, and our assortment Is large enough te suit anybody's taste. Don't be afraid of High Prices. NOIIIOH Pr.ICESHEUEl If you don't want the Finest Clothing, we have All the Cheaper tirades; and better value can be had here for a small amount In vested than anywhere else. This Is u strong statement, but we knew It's right. LEADING CLOTUIEUS, NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET, LANCASTER, PA. H IHHH .V IIROTMEK Announcement Extraordinary 2 GREAT BARGAINS -IN- CHILDREN'S SUITS, TO l!l VEAKH. Sailors Blouse and Pants. IN UlCAV.. IN BLUE.. .H7. 1.00. I1ETTKU SUITS AT WI.SOTO R OO. BOYS' SUITS, 8 te 17 years, $1. te $10 oe. CHILDREN'S SHIRT WAISTS fltOM 18c. UI'WAKDb. As Equally GUEAT 1UIH1AINS will be found tn our HEN'S DEPARTMENT ! -OUK- MEBCHANT TAILORING DEPAHTMEXT Is leading all the othersln Handsome Varieties, (Ireat Assortment and Lew Prices. One-Price Clothing Heuse, COONKU MOUTH QUKKN BTUrST AND CKNTKK BUUABIC. IT EVAN'S FLOUR. LEVAN'S FLOUR Always Uniform and Reliable MYERS (6 RATHFON, Children's Suits ! HIRSH fe BROTHER'S DMT H AOER A JlllOTHKR, D RESS GOODS. New I'rrneh ratines, New American Satlnes, llonrrettee Nuns Veiling, Ennllsh and French ncrgrs, Clalrrettn Cleth, Weel lUtlste, ,, French Combinations, ,. KiiRllsh Combinations, American Combinations, Colored and lllack Crepe Clethp, '.?.' liroche and Otteman Ulngbams. fatln lterbcr, llrecadn Cashmeres, English Chveleta. Nevel Combinations. -t New Shawls I 1ILACK UASIIMKUK B1IAWIJ, 8COTCHANI) PE11S1AN SHAWLS. LIGHT CASIIMEUE HHAWI.9. KMimeiUKUEI) CASIIMEUE bCAUTB. JKXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE, FAHNESTOCK'S. New Open Large Stock of Sheetings. 8IUKKrATHKtt?Tl,I.,.'f?W S31 MU(i!'IN? .'" Ueslrable Makes. Alse.TICKINOS ANI tl.ATIIKaU.TC. Vu,i,LT8,UIlN"UUAr.!i,EW ,cCe7Lewe.ThaCnEUvK,i,,ANK3 TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND NAPKINS. We are new recetvlnpr dally New Additions toeur already Extenslve Hteclr. and shall continue te and dally thronvhent the coming season btrjralns of ene kind or another. rEVKUY DAY HlFlNUS bOMKTHINU.NKW." FAHNESTOCK'S, NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT JAROAlNS IN SILKS. METZGER & HAUGHMAN HAVKtllAUUAl.NS IN BLACK SILKS. - COLORED SILKS. Ladles' Dress CletbB, Black Cashmeres, Colored Cashmeres, Black Broeade Bilks, and BLICK BROCADE SILK VELVETS, FOll irilATX, AI.U AT LOW MICKS, AT METZGER &HAUGH MAN'S CHEAP STORE, Ne. 43 Weet King St., botween Cooper Heuso and Serrol Horee Hetol. nuvaxreuNiauiNU uuenn. -yy.M. A. KIEFFER, ALDUS C. IIKRIU A 'FTENTION UO USEKEEPEUS I A New Firm ! - New Goods ! - New Prices I (AT AN OLD STAND.) NO. 40 EAST KING STREET, (Opposlte the Court Heuso.) ' A Complete Line of Heusefuniishing Goods ! Steves I Steves ! )'e are "v'01.1.' for ..ha. l'L LLEB V7AU11EN CO.'a iTrey, &. r.) STOVES and UANO E3, Infe rior te none In the market. The SPLENDID HEATEU" has proven Itselr te be the choice of all economical honsckeeii hensckeeii fr,.a?5.AuI?!itc'5 Jp.Pjvo'nenuafJVacHonon Unfurl than any heater In use. The menu of the. " W AKKK.V " and I " DIAMOND " Kanges are admitted by all who knew them. We have also a full stock of Heaters, Cook Steves and Itanijes of various styles and prices, and have Riven careful attention te our selection of 8UMM EU COOK BTOVRS, both for VealOit and lAuelin". se tbat our stock contains the ben, tbe itiftit, and most economical offered te the public Alie Cooking Utensils of Iren, Copper, Tin and Uranlta Ware, and keep en hand a full assort ment nf the latest Improved conveniences which make the duties of housekeeping a pleasant pastime. ' Articles et Tin, Copper or hheet Iren, of special designs or patterns, made te order en short Uepslrlne promptly and neatly done. Special and STEAM JIEATINU, TIN HOOT 0,P'lia0Pr,.S0andspeUT1NOianiatc f the latest Improved Oss Utiires,WBhs-Stands, Uath-Tubs, Water Closets, en band. KIEFFER NO. 40 EAST KINO STREET, larm mavMAxem cemtaity. T IKE INSURANCE COMPANY. WHEN SOLICITED TO Tie Mutual Life Insurance Company of New Yerk RICHARD A. McOURDY, PRESIDENT, Is entitled te yenr jy.R.vrconslderatlen. since It holds the ,0.KAy'aS7,plftce among tbe Llfe In aurance Institutions of the world, and offers superior advantage In all the features of business to gether with unequalled financial security. CASH ASSETS. . It Is also the CUBA 'ASr Company In which te Insure 1 1U larger dividend returns reducing the cost of Insurance belew that of any ether Company. It has A'O HTOVKllOLDKRS te claim any part of the profit. ratio el expense, te receipt Is less than tbat of any ether Cemtiany. It writes the simplest and most comprehensive form of Insnrance Contract ever Issued, and the only one UaXtamltUetAUllOLVfJSlXaUKANVtCl'ROitTUlC WOKliUO. roll rUUTIIEIt INITOUMATION APPLY TO Rebert Helmes, District Agent, 230 N. 6th BTRBET. READING, Or 60 N. DUKE STRBBT, LANOASTHR. UU VBUWVMXIBUXXa aoeDt. QUIRK'S CARPET HALT CARPETS! HKOPKN1NS OV SHIRK'S CARPET HALL, hibMn?.a. SAINCAttP"DAtf own manufacture a .peclallty. .. Special AttenttotTSJle: Jethe lnHiif Sreii eIkpkt.' allty. LOTH AUearmi Line of oil c UB, KUUS. WINDOHr8UADKS.COViTiTi:ftJI SHIRK'S CARPET HALL, Oer.WMtXiaffMdWtr W., Tu.nnM.ic. Pa. wen. ........vvvllwvww NOVELTIES IN Spring Wraps I HKOCADK VELVET WIIAP8. OTTOMAN BILK WKAPS. IIOUCLK CLOTH JACKETS, JRKBKY8, JKR3EY8. HAGER L BRO., Ne. Q5 West King Street, LANCASTER, PA. HOUSE, LAKOA8TBB, PENN'A. attention Klven te PLUMHINO. HAS riTTiNO and all pertaining te the business, constantly & HERR, LANCASTER, PENN'A. maraimaiw INSURE REMBMBER THAT $108,08,967. CARPETS! AT- 1 . . 2 .Jf -V - 5- r-s-
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