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INTELLIQENOER,
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Etit Wednesday Memlmr,
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Address all Lettern and Telegrams te
THE INTELLIQENOER,
Lancaster, Pa.
ftljc oncaetct Intelligencer.
LANCASTKIt. Al'KIL 19. 1886.
Mill It Be n (!j clone I
The Quay party are evidently enter
ing the campaign of this jear with
a great many tremors. Quay sla
ted Heaver last year, and the fact
has become se generally known that he
cannot back out, although Heaver's weak
ness as a candidate is even mere apparent
than It was in 1SS2. General Heaver him
self pointed out the ether day in an inter
view with the Williamsport Sun und Ban
ner certain important interests which did
notepposo him in 1SS2, but which he thinks
will oppose him this year. He then proceed
ed te whlstle themdown'.the wind with the
remark that they " didn't amount te
much anyway."
Chairman Cooper get up a very pretty
scene at the meeting of his state commit
tee. It was the first performance of the
trained animals en the slate pregramme.
Each member of the committee, except an
unhappy little goeso from Juniata, who
wanted te vindicate the orphans' school
syndicate from the " lies" of the governor
and attorney general, were called upon
one after another aud reported that each
district was just burning te give an unex
ampled majority for Beaver and the whole
Ring slate. Here and there seme half
instructed fellow let'it out that there was
great danger from the labor vote
this year. Hut as a rule Mhey " spoke
the piece " through as it had been given
them. "When Cooper had finished tip this
business without any serious mishaps, he
proceeded te fix the time for Mr. Quay's
convention. Here, however, Lucius
Rogers, Hre. Kauffman and ethers broke
loose completely. They were evidently
in trouble about Heaver and had a strong
suspicion that if the slate was run
through, without a deal of caution, it
would get kicked te pieces at the polls.
Cooper wanted ap early convention for
fear of accidents te the machine ; but these
people wanted a late convention because
they dimly foresaw a labor uprising against
the slated candidates. Kauffman plainly
stated that If these men were put into the
field in June, the chance3 were that the
convention would have te be reassembled
te remove some of them from the ticket.
Cooper rebuked him for expressing
" fears," and then blundered in the same
line himself by admitting the possibility of
the " cyclene " which the ether fellows
wejild beyond question have openly pre
dicted it they had only been rid of the
machine miralcs. Mr. Quay and his
" busy men " manifestly feel the ground
quivering under their feet.
The Levelling Precess.
The Philadelphia Press is again dis
turbed ever the legitimate operations of
the civil service rules, te which its party
appeals te keep in office the retainers who
were appointed for partisan reasons. It
seems that of sixty-ene appointments te
clerkships in the Philadelphia postetlice,
recently made by Postmaster Harrit,y, all
are Democrats, although made in strict
conformity with the civil service examina
. tien which " are supposed te level political
barriers and give all applicants, whether
Democrats or Republicans, an equal chance
te obtain positions under the federal gov gev
ment." Certain examinations wcie recently held
in the Philadelphia postelllcc, and from
these who received an average mark of C5
or ever the postmaster must take his ap
pointees. When there is a vacancy te be
filled the local beard is called tqieii and
selects four names, beginning with the ene
having the highest average and selecting
them in the order of their rank en the
merit list. The postmaster lias the prlvi
lege of rejecting three out of the four
names, but homustmake his selection from
that batch. Tiiose who are rejected can be
sent back te the postmaster when new va
cancies occur for three times, after which
the rules require that their names shall be
drop;ed from the eligible list.
We are glad te learn that in strict con.
fermity with these rules the new post
master has been able te find slxty-ene
Democrats; or the men he found in posi
tion about toper cent were Hepublicans
appointed en that account. After he
shall have appelutcd four or five hundred
mere Democrats the parties will be neatly
?iV,en;,Ue " barrera " wm Je"Ti, the
levelling process will have dene its
work ; but utu thi3 evenn033 imbeen
IS? a Ut we trust l'e will net be de
terred by the pangs or fears of the I'rm.
aunwru0 -.then
The Commonwealth's Constitution
A committee of the persons who made
be suite constitution appeal te te Se
te take measures te secure an enforcement
of it. 1 1 is a pity this Bheuld be necessary
Iret the appeal will be none the less forcible
mxuusu me occasion ier it is se urgent.
It is net te be forgotten, however, that
for ten years Democratic state conventions
have declared and reiterated their declara-
tiens for the enforcement of the funda-
mental Jatr. While the Ilepublicau party
f PesMylvania has, as a party, nullified
14 dotted the la w,the Democrats as a body
bare atoed up for its enforcement and for
tt supremacy.- Stragglers en both sides
'r hare wandered from their main bodies j
'.4 while all who believe are welcomed
ttbejuks of the faithful, no "new
,fttVte seeded in Pennsylvania te pre-
tt with a party of the constitution and
On the UiunpeKC.
An excited cot respondent of the Pit If
burg Diynitch, writing from Washington,
says rather indefinitely that he has been
offered various mums from 41,000 te S5,oen
te shut his mouth and step his pen against
"the unlawful hierarchy" the Mermen
church, which he declares is new engaged
in a death grapple with the United States
government. And he calculates that it his
silence Is worth that the failure of the
Heuso te pass the anti-Mermen bill has
been purchased at enormous expense.
Then he gees en, like all the anti-Mermen
ranters, te denounce Mormenlsin without
polygamy. Even with this offense against
morals and the laws removed, he says
" the church would still be dangerous te
our form of society.'' " The fundamental
creed of Mormenlsm is hatred te Christian
civilization, with which it is incompatible
and always at war. Mormenlsm cannot
exist without our form of government.
One or the ether must succumb." " The
Mermen church must be cut tip root and
branch, There are many who new believe
this can never be accomplished except by
force of arms. I am Inclined te believe
this is true." "The day is net far distant
when the dernier resort te the bayonet and
cannon will come." It does net seem te
occur te this excited correspondent that
men can be restrained from making feels
of themselves without being paid for it. A
Mermen policy that proceeds upon his as
sumptions is se ridiculous, se constitution
ally immoral that the failure of Congress
te ndept it needs no apology nor explana
tion. Titesi: who have forgotten te keep lent
alieuld make a fair trial of It tliN last week.
A woman has been reneminated pet.
master of Louisville, anil 0,000 constituents
of Congressman Willis are denouncing him
for his alleged work In bringing about the
result. Leng before the daysoflevoly Helen,
woman has been conspicuous in ratlng rows.
Tiik boycott, when injudiciously ii'.ed,
proves te be a big lielpta the ciuse that it Is
designed te hinder. This lias been manifest
In the boycotting warfare that was directed
against Mrs. Cray's bakery, in New Yerk.
Falling out with a baker's union, the latter
gave orders te boycott her place, but the
ltttle woman paid no attention te their
warnings and her bold stand finally at
tracted the attention of the public who
thronged te her doers. Her modest little
shop new contains fie assistants aud these
are Inadequate te supply the overwhelming
demand for her goods. Her store cannot
aocemmodato any mere help, and her evens
although worked te their fullest capacity,
cannot bake anything llke enough te rnipply
all who wish te show their practical sym
pathy with her. liven inenled contributions
pour in te enable her te keep up the fight.
It Is therelore evident that the boycott is a
two-edged sword, which It were lar better te
allow te rust In the scabbard than te use iW
wlely. KKr.pyeuf eye en the trees te note the
Easter awakening.
Attention has been recently directed te
the fact that In the Rhede Island legislature
an Irish home rule resolution met w ith strong
opposition en the grounds of International
Interlerence, and that Ireland by voting
inoney and men for crushing the colonial
army In 1770 wan net entitled te spmpathy en
the score of reciprocity. Aloxander Sullivan
has met and answered this mendacious state
ment, end It Is surprising that In the Khnde
Island legislature was found net ene well
enough versed In Irish history te repel it.
As Mr. .Sullivan says: "Ireland was abso
lutely without the power te vete upon any
question in 1770. hhe neer voted a man or
a dollar te crush the colonies. It is true that
a body was in Dublin previous te the revolu
tion and during it, but It did net represent
Ireland. It was composed exclusively of
men belonging te a section constituting only
one-ninth or the Irish people. Three-feurths
of the peeple could net vete at all even for
members of iu Its members were chlelly
reprcscntathes et the landlord power and
otllce holders sent ever Irem Kugland and
Scotland. It could meet only when sum
moned by the Knglish king, and could take
action upon measures only iu accordance
with the king's order. What untruth Is It net,
therefore, te describe as the act of the people
el Ireland any measure passed by that body"
It was only trem J7K2 te IsOO In the Parlia
ment known as Grattan's that original bills
could be considered."
Tin: met ement set en feet te give no per
formance in the few Yerk theatres en Geed
Friday Is an excellent ene, aud u e are pleased
te note that the leading managers are all
giving It most cordial support. It might
profitably be extended te all citles. Te set
aside ene week-day of the year ter the con
templation oftbe awe-lnsplring mystery of
the Redemption can have none but the mast
truittul results for all rlasses of peeple.
Menk will deny that spring's robes of sun
shine are very becoming te her.
Matthew Ahnemi will come te America
next month ler a summer of rest, though he
may lecture once each In New Yerk, Iluten
and Philadelphia. Matthew leek away a
goodly number of silver dollars en his last
trip te this country.
PEK30NAU
Hampson Lew. the eldest Londen pub
lisher, has died in his eighty-ninth year.
Ministuii Ce hns been lecturing in Con
stantinople en the " Poetry or Mechanism."
Mn. I'Ar.NEi.t. has written a nnvel called
"Lady Drussilla," which is said te Ik) a line
psychological story.
Martha Washington's autecraph letter
te her friend Miss Green, brought flit the
ether day at a New Yerk auction.
Mas. JlAltv ItiiKNNAV, of Chicago, will
celebrate her 117th birthday eh April 27. and
en the same day her eldest boy will be 81.
Lti.i.iAN lit sski.1. has made up with her
husband, and New Yerk Is excited bocause
they were seen walking out with the baby,
Hi:nateh8awf.u Is a valuable inemler
of the pension committee. He pays Ids own
clerks and derides cases without any cost te
the government.
W. 1T. Hunski. has been Invited te deliver
the oration bofero the literary societies or
Washington and Jcllerseu college next
commencement.
Macaulav get no pleasure from books,
he confesses, (pial te that et " reading ever
ler the hundredth tlme great productions
which I kuew almost by heart."
Mrs. Frances ILUuiinettIs rather ntmvn
the medium stature, of geed round figure, a
comely blonde, blue-eyed, with light brown
hair, shapely mouth, dullcate nose, firm chin
and face lull of expression.
Okn, Wade HAJir-Toxencosald : " Shew
me the man who Is ungracious or everbear.
leg te bis Inferiors, and 1 will show you a
snob, whose family thread Is most likely
waxed at the further end."
Count Lee Tolstoi, the Russian novel
1st, Is In oicellont health, employing his ltd.
ira uunrs in mu uiiigeiu siuuy et UreeUaml
Hebrew, in taking bodily oxea-ise and iu
writing a seilts of short popular tales.
nS!,1!,8 k.ma"kth Van Rensselaeu
SS.V.? V .r General II Ilurd Grubb, died
lifL2t'l,?:V,Ha,"rilay ni!ug in the
mie?r0l.e1' ""'I'lila. Khe had been
Ilr Vn V iEl ? "" Hue was daughter or
?erph.weru.nirJSbS.,,d "er ",,SbaUa ,S
efJtidunu",w!l.ra Abrshsm nrnner,
ei miscount)-, have lieen drawn tn srvH I
grand Jurers in the United HtiuE SistHc?
court at Philadelphia, for lh? May term
commeuclng Monday, May nth; JeMr.li M
l'etts and aolemon C Gregg bavLbee?, draw 1
te serve as petit Jurers at the same court.
Jtrr-IAN IlAWTllOKNKsaysthathorereem.
tiers that en one occasion he wrote for twen.
l1tU. consecuUve hours without pause.
Wltliiu the last month Mr. llawthorne has
done a big piece of work in a remarkably
abort time. Qa the 234 of March he began
and en the COth be llnlMipri a story et S.000
wen), doing for four day' work averaging
8.W0 words per diem. It must have been
trashy work.
HAS I; II ALL Art 11.1.
The Ametlr.in A. social Ien C!iatiiinnMp !'
Mill (fpenrU oil SsttlnlAjr,
On Saturday the American Association
championship seaen oicned. At Philadel
phia the Athletics easily defeated the M eta by
10 te .1j at lUltlinerc, HyrneV Brooklyn tieys
met dere.it by I te 1 j at Cincinnati the l-oult-llle
downed the home team by I te 1 ; the
IMttsburgSt. Leuis g'amenas iospened en
account et rain.
The exhibition games played en SiturtUy
resulted as fellows At Washington : Wash Wash
tngteu 14, Jersey City a ; at Newark : New
ark fi, Philadelphia 1 j at Norfolk : Bosten !,
Rochester J at l'rovldence : Providence 2,
Newburypert 1. The scores or the Southern
League games were as fellows : At Augusta :
Naslnllle n, Augustan ; at M scen : Macen
1, Memphis;! at Savannah: Savannah '-A
Chattanooga 4 ; eight tnulngs ; at t'harlas t'harlas
ten : Atlanta S, Charleston 3.
On account et the sickness et i'erguseu,
Clements the catcher, was put iu te pitch
against the Nenark ou Saturday, and ten
hits were made oil him. This was net the
cane of the League team's defeat, hewever,
as thev could de nothing with the delivery
of" Phenomenal " Smith, lie allowed them
but three hits.
In the game at Baltimore en Saturday
McTamauy canledel! the honors for Brook Breok Broek
lyn. He liad six put outs and one assist.
Yeung KUrey pitched a great game for the
home team, but two hits being made oil
him.
AlKWt SOOO ieople saw the Athlellc Athlellc Athlellc
Mrtropelitau game Saturday.
The Jersey City peeple ha e Pat l'rlel in
the box. nnd it is no wouder that they don't
win. Frank Lang is said te , be doing great
work at short for this team.
During Irwin's illness Pitcher Bradley Is
doing geed work at short ler the Athletics.
In the local series the Philadelphia club
outplayed the Athletics every way.
Barnie says he will be satisfied u lsj beats
Pittsburg in the series, and It Is pretty cer
tain he will.
Thereare very few gitues in which U-irkln,
of the Athletics plays, that he don't have mere
than ene hit. Un Saturday he had a double
and two singles.
The l'hiladelephla club is already begin
nine te makn seme of the ether league teams
shake In thelr beets
Barnie will release several players shortly.
Base ball yesterday : At Ixiutsrllle : Leufs-
ville4, Cincinnati:); at St. Leuis: St. Louisa,
Pittsburg I. Atternoen game, St. Leuis in,
Pittsburg 3.
Over n llnmlrril I.Uet l.et lij n I'lre.
The town of Stry, in Galicia, has been al
most cempletely destroyed by tire. The
tiumber of houses burned Is about six hun
dred. The inhabitants are destitute A high
wind was blowing and the tire started Iu
several parts of the town at about the same
time. Many inhabitants were killed by tail
ing walls and steeples. One hundred per
sons were killed in one street. The town
hall, railway station and the telegraph otllce
were destroyed. A large number et wound
ed were extricated from the ruins and wero
sent te Lembere, forty-two miles distant,
where the hospitals are crowded with the
sutierers. Hundreds et persons are missing.
Lack of water rendered aid by the military
futile. Meney and feed are belnc collected
In the surrounding towns for the relief of the
sutrerers.
Hun Dr. Itultnra Get a ljusrter.
from the (.hicage Ltving Church.
Ttie veuorable Dr. Foabedy, of Harvard, is
noted ter his benevolence. One warm day
in summer he was coming into Bosten from
Cambridge. He had Just left the herse-car
and was hdrrledly turning the sharp corner
near the Revere house, when he came near
colliding with an old gentleman. The elderly-looking
individual steed with his hat etl
wiping the perspiration from his brew, but
he held his hat Iu such a position as te give
the appearance that he was begging. Dr.
Peabody, seeing only the hat, dropped a
quarter Inte it with his customary kind re
mark. Dr. Oliver Wendell Helmes, who
was holding the hat, put the quarter into his
pocket, solemnly thanked Dr. Peabody and
passed en.
A llriitflrent Outreine et Cremation.
Frem the Philadelphia Hecerd,
Should cremation ever beceme popular It
could at least have the advantage of prevent
ing long funeral services In cemeteries and
the consequent exposure of mourners te the
dangers attendant upon standlngupen damp
ground with head uncovered. Only a few
days age a well-known citiren el Baltimore
died 01 pneumonia, which he had contracted
while actiug as pall-bearer at a friend's
luneral. It Is dillicult te estlmate the evil
results efa long ride te a cemetery, especially
In winter, tollewed by oipesuro at the crave
during lengthy religious services, accom accem
pinied at times by the ritual or secieties te
which the decoased may have belonged. In
honoring the dead we ought net te be un
mimirul of the living.
Net an AmUAttment,
Frem the Chicago Hambler.
Mr. Cutaway: "Why, Miss Fitaltament,
I thought you abstained trem amusements
during Lent. Yet I fancied I saw you at the
theatre last week.
MlsaF.- "Oh! hut that wasn't an amuse
ment. It was a Wagner opera, you knew."
A Darkj's 'rarer
Fiem the llosten ltocerd.
" When I hear stories or odd prayers,"
said a certain colonel, " 1 always think el
one I heard ellercd by an old darky down en
Ship Island during the war. He prayed, ' O
Lord, ranshack de werl' all ober en a white
horse and gib us all charity llke bounding
brass and simple tingle!'"
iVAKi: IT, III.OSSOMS!
The Kastcrspsrrew repeats her eng :
A merry warbler, she chides tbe blotsein,
Thu Idle blossoms that sleep se lenjf,
Iiryant.
Asa ht-aleref threat troubles Jtcd Star Cough
Curt) has no equal. Tnenty-flve cents.
al-KUl.tt, XOTIVJM.
l'e.tma.trr haini. A. Hew lit.
Or Monterey, Stlch., dollvera himself In this
M ".'I i.'." cod', burns, sero threat and rheu.
mutism Thomai' Kcleetria Otl cannot he beatnu.
I say keep It up te the Rtuudnrd, and It w 111 hat
Uly 1 he peeple. I hallend ler u new mipplv
een." termiltihyll.lt. Coehnin.tlrugKlst. 137
and ltl North (Jut-en street, l-anciilter.
rln.
l'luasnnt, healthy Krlns arn seen only en the
Hce of healtliy pt-Men. Tbe dy'poetlo nnd
dehUltatrtl can smlle only In a hall-hcartcd way
rurlly the bleed, tene the stomach, nnd
sttnnKtheu the tlianea with Jlurdeek Meed Jlit
leri. If you wish te laugh welt and ofteu. Fer
salt) by II. 11. Ceihran. druggist, 137 and U)
.North Queen strret, I.anca.iter.
Will It Iteallj-Cure ltheniuatlsin t
We anisrer. honor bright. It will euro rliomna rliemna rliomna
tlein, nnd the severest cases tee. Mr Thomai'
Xclectrte Oil was specially prepared for the
rhcumattn and luiim. Ne! Icu lutters from tbe
IH-ople relative te Its merits In nearly every
paper In the country. Fer sale by II. II. Cecli.
ran, druggUt, 137 und IS North Queen street,
Lancaster
Came Aiteulihineut.
" Cempletely preatrnled for days with Indi
gestion nnd bilious lever. Thn oirw-tHer twn
Ileteetlves autl frllsle Olllrer.
Isually wear their tiadges of authority conceal
i-d under ttaflrcletblnit, bnt Dr. Theina? Kclee
trie Oil wean 1U badges In tbofennor printed
la h-1 attached te each and every bottle, se that
nil may knew Ha mission. It I, KiVen full and
roiiiplete authority teunest ull at-be. nnd pain.,
nnd does its Only u cry time. Fer nale by II. II.
techran, druggist, 117 and 133 North 'Queen
street, Lancuxier. w"j"
TIi Kind we ijke.
The mertlclne we most llke U that which docs
its work riulcknnd well. Jiunteek llloeil mttert
uie the quickest kind of a euro for dysiwiisl 1
and liver and kidney affections. Fersnlt'bv II
Jl. techrnu, druggUl, 137 unit Si North Uuceu
street. Lancaster.
MlLl.lNr.HY.
Cl'JUXO GOODS
-AT-
A. HIRSH'S,
NOS. O is 8 NORTH QUEHN ST.
All the Laical Styles or
HATS AND BONNETS.
llaUferna.undup. Fine Flowers. Feathers
and lower Pompom, Jlllllnary Silks, Satins,
1 livc! N l,xln!"i' . "old Lace. 811 ver Lace,
m.?iVix,'a Vth KO'?' ana nny etner New
hiVJfliJSCi"'! -". ",,u "t Ornaments,
IU, eK'i.i .'f CU1'W. Content. Cellars, Cutrs
iiaudkcrehltirit, .leraeys, ljulles' Hese, and 11
aiye variety of ether 'goedi. CallndsSe ua
btferspurchmingeuewhcrs. apVitjd
XKIt:CAU
ptOIt THH BLOOD.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
j.
t'niiiblnliig Iren and Pure cgrtalilt lenlrs,
tiutrhly and completely Cleanses unit hnilehm
the IlliMHl. Uulckens ttaesctloiief the I ucrsiul
kidneys, licurs the Completion, makes the
s-LIn Smeeth. II docs net Injure the teeth, ciiii.f
ticHilachp or produce constipation A 1. 1 O I II hit
MKH1CINKS DO.
l'hyslclsiisand druggists K eryw here Iti rem
tneml It.
Dr. .n.S, Knidt.it-., of .Marlen, M 15 " 1
recommend brown's Iren Hitters a Miluabln
tonic ter enrlchlim thebloeu, and removing all
dyspeptic sTtntitems. It does net hurt the
teeth."
Da. It. t. DiLigtt, Keynehli, tnil , says " 1
have prescribed ltrewn's Iren mttms In cases et
nnivuda and bloetl Olseases, also when a tonic
ns needed, and It has proved thoroughly satis
factory."
.Mr. W v. IIvrns, Ne. WSI. Mary street, Nev Or
leans, La , 9ys Hronn's'lren Hitters relieved
me In a case of bleed poisoning unit 1 heartily
recommend It te these needing a bleed purl
Her."
The genuine has Trade .Mark and crossed red
lines en n nipper. Take no ether. Made only t
ltKOWN CBK.MtCAI. t .,
(6) lUltlineie. Md.
CI.UTU1XU.
OANNMAN A BRO,
L.
The Best and Cheapest Place
-TO HI -
Bey's and Children's Clothing.
I.. OA.SS.MAN A ltlte, corner North Queen
and Orange stiects are liener prepared for the
coming season, and have a mere select Jteck of
Hey's und Children's Clothing than e er tH'tere.
liUCK3MOUKI.NThUKSTl.(iTMA.N Ollls
ft) ltnys an Klepant All-Weel l!ey' Suit.
IW lluys nOoetl All-Weel Scheel suit.
W.0e buys a Fine ltmwn lloys'.terkscrow suit
fiMilluysabtrenir ltevs' knockateut Milt
IJ.U) buys a Flne All vt oel lteys Plaid 'Ult
s.W tluys the Finest Worsted lteys' suit.
CIIU.tlltKVS SUITS-Al.I.OUU OH N il hK.
M 00 lluys an All Weel Child Suit.
It 37 lluys a Nice Child Milt.
l.(0 ltnys 11 (ioedlusslmero Child Suit.
!U0 buys a Nice Plaid Child Suit.
AH) buys a rinn All Weel l'lald Child Milt.
t! IU lluys a (,oed Scheel Child SulU
f,.M lluys an F.legaut All U oel Child Suit.
A hint te purchasers, may they be ladles or
gentlemen llotero you buy Hey's or Children's
Clothing leek through our stock, examine mak
Ins and trimming, and compute our prices
with ether houses, ten will satisfy yourself
that new here olse can you Invest se little inoney
ter te recclve such big value.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MKlttllAM
TAILOIIS AMI
TUUEU3 or
MANUFAC.
MEN'S BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST ,
Klgbt en the Southwell Cerner Orange street,
LANCASTKK, l'A.
Mf Met connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse tn the city.
w
ILLIAMSON KOSTKR.
ARTISTIC
CLOTHING
-Feil-
BO VS.
Straight Frent Sack,
-OK
Brfelk Blouse Suits.
HOY'a l'LAIN SACK SUITS, $5.00
UOY'S OASS11IEKK SUITS, KM.
UOt '3 DKKSS WOKSTKHs, VAu.
CHIl.DltE.N'S NOIIFOI.hSUITMKO
CUILDHEN'S PI.EATKO 1 UN1C SUITS, JJW.
1, 13 W.
CIIILDKE.N'3 KII.T SKIUI S, jijti, n.&n, i(e
THE LATEST FASHIONS IS
Gents', Youths', Bey's and Children's
HATS & GAPS.
FA.VUV FLANNEL,
NEW 1'ATTKItN I'KUC'ALE AM) CHEVIOT
SHIRTS,
FOIl OEN'IH AM) HOYS.
A LAltOK A9SOUTMKNT
SILK NECKWE5R.
TWEN'IYFIVK AM) FIFTY CE.V'IS.
KCONOMY IM LADIES', OE.NTa' AND 1IOV '3
Dress Shoes.
Ladles' Dress Kid fthec, tl.M. Miees' Ilreti
Shoes, side, dents' Dress bbees, ll.le. Hey's
Dress Shoes, ;Jc.
TRUNKS, VAIJSK8 & SATCHELS
AT LOWEST .MUCKS.
32,34, 36 & 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
JglOU A DAUK KIOU HOIU"
Te luipreTe jour flew or heil ana yarjs, our
Fine Sharp Sand, or Thin Solid Flag Stoats.
Lea ve your erUeraatUKCHTOLD'S
Ladle' and (ienu' turnlihlnK Stere, Na 61
North Qucen ttreet.
-Slirn or the lllg Stocking.
Williamson Fester,
NATCH K8. C
CALDWKLL OO.
Bridal
Ushers
pen
nnd
Favers Bridesmaids.
Meaura. Onldwell A: Oe.
have propnred for the wod wed
illn.KB of EuatortUle n ett ett
perb tiRSortment or olo elo ole
Kantly otirtmelod liroeohon
ntul Scnrf Pitta oapeolnlly
ndnpted rta Ttivera for
Brldeemulda nnd Uahera.
THE
FLOWERS.
ts
HUE
THE EDELWEISS
'I HE l).WS
I'llEAI'l'LKltl.OSSOM
THE VIOLET
THE I'ANnY
HIE I'lNK
IS
TIM'S
li,
0U2
CALDWELL CHESTNUT
& CO. ST.
Careful attention given te orders and in
quiries by Mail.
-ty-ATl'lII'-H, CI.Ol'KS, Ar.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
CHEAT roil CASH
Lancaiter Wulclies at the lxiwest Trlceserer
OITeri-J ; helnu atockhelJereniihles me te Hell
these watches cheai. Elgin, Walt tain ana
ettier atches en ale. siwctnclex, Oicrii uinww,
Ac. lleialrlni;ef thentieve iiauieU articles will
receive uiv personal nttcntlen.
LOUIS WEltElt.
Ne. 151H North Queen St., opposite ilty Hetel.
(.Near I'enn'a It. H. Depot )
-ARentler AUllOltA WATCH.
CAIIltlAdF.fi.
H
r.ADQr.VHTl'.US FOlt
THE
BEST
ABY
CARRIAGES.
LATEST STYLES,
LARGEST STOCK,
LOWEST PRICES.
3rKS7v FOli CAVA LOU UK.
W. D. Sprecher & Sen,
NO. 01 BAST KINQ STREET,
LANCASTElt, l'A
fehl9 -hnil
OTANOARI) CAHKIAOK WORK
Edw. Edgerley,
CAKRIAGE BUILDER
Market Streot,
Renr of Poatellloo, Lancaster, Pit.
lly uteck cemprlseii a larice vnrlcty of the
Latest Htyle Hnirgleii, l'tia-tens. Carrliines, Mar
ket and limine Wiigens, which 1 otter at the
very lowest I! gum anil en the most reasonable
tonus.
1 call special attention te a few of my own !
nlfpn, one of which Is the KDli KUI.KV Cl.USKIl
PHYSICIAN COCl'ff, which li UeclOeaty the
neutast, llgbte.it ana moslceuiplota 1'hyslcl.an'i
Carrtacu In thn ceuntr).
Persons winning te buy n geed, honest ana
aubiliintl.il article, sbeuUl bear In mind that
they teke no risk In buylni; my work. Every
Cnrrlai;e lurnea out In elulilwn years aitmil
one tluit li the kind et guarantee 1 have te offer
the public. All work lully warranted. Please
gtvn me a call
KEPA1K1NG 1MIOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen eipectilly employed ler
that purpose.
B
AHY CAKKIAOKH.
100
Baby Carriages
i
SIADE lit HIE
BEST FACTORIES IN THE COUNTRY
TO OU It OWN OltDEtt, AND
Offered at Lewer Prices
THAN EVEIt.
K37SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
LANCASTElt, l'A.
nl.Vlydiw
1IOOKD.
"PJASTEIt, 18-fi.
Easter Beeks,
Easter Seuvenii-s,
Easter Cards.
A I.arpe ABsertment et Eaater Heiirenlrs and
Curilit, 01 tbe Lateit Designs, at Imw Price.
WHOLESAtiH FOR SCHOOLS.
AT THE IIOOUSTOKE Or
JOM BAER'S SONS,
Nea IB nnd 17 North Queen Streot
LANCASTElt. l'A.
TJOTi: IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 3JOQ A. DOZIV.
AT NO. 1W NOUTH QUEEN BTUKKT,
Janl9-tta Laucter,t'aJ
I - - vs -v
HKT
JJAGKK .A imOTHKU. ''
J
t
D
RESS GOODS.
New French stlne.
New Aineilcxu Snttnei.
lletmctte. Mnvs ellliiir,
EunlUhnuil French Sctijes,
Clatrruttn Cleth,
Weel llatlstc,
French Coiiitiluntlen,
1 110IUI1 l.'ouililniillens,
Ainerlenu Coinlilniitlenii,
t nlnnM nml lllnck Civmi Clelhn,
Itreehe ami Otteman (llnnliamu,
Satin lleitier,
llrecaitn CashineriM,
EhkIIsIi Cheviot 4,
Nevel Coiuhlnntlenf,
Shawl DetMitiiient !
Ul.AL'K TlilllKTSIlAW 1.
CASIIMKUES1IAWI.S.
I'EHSIAN AND OltEClAN
HA1.H.
KMUUOlDEItE SCAItKd.
AN
INI.I.MITKI) Sl'lMMA" OP
LADIES' GENT'S
Slimmer Merine and
-AT-
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Alse Ladies' Gent's nnd Children's Hosiery in quantities at ex
ceedingly Lew Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT
Q-UU'KTH FKO.M Al'lTKl.V.
MZTZGER &
HAVE NOW Ol'ENED A LAIIHE
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL
liOlTnill- AT AUCTION 'Oll CASK
CAItl'EIS ntlO Cent.
CAKPhTs atUS'CenU.
CAItPKTM atsu Cents.
CAKl'ET at.TU L'entx.
LA1U-K1H nil-) Ceuta.
CAKl'ETS atM Centi.
Fleer, Stair and Table Oil Cleths, Cheap.
letzger & laughmaii's Cheap Stere.
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
- Uetwmn the Cooper ileu.e ana Serrel Heme Hetel.
fViistrviiK.
Gll
AM) OI'KNIMI,
GRAND
HEiNITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOT,
Nes. 27 and 29 Seuth Queen Street.
Tliis Week, Beginning en TUESDAY, AFKIL Cth. The Ijirgest anil Finest
Dlsplny Sleck of New nml Deslrable Goods in the (Ml)'.
WALTER A.
WALL fAfifU.
pit.
MllCM W. THY.
UUOl' IN ANI TAKK A t.HHK AT OUK
WINDOW SHADES,
40c. aud 50c. Apiece.
Spring Rellers, Ready te Hang.
WOK I'll We. AM 75c.
Dadoes, 50c. Werth, $ 1 .
WALL PAPERS,
FIVE CENTS APIECE UP.
PHARE8W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKIt. l'A.
KT WALL I'APEIS STOHK.
I.AKOKSTSTOUIv 01'
Wall Paper and Window Shades
AT I.OWKhTl' KICKS
At the Art Wall Paper Store.
Come early In tlioninrnlnKteinakeyoiiraelep'
tlens, ft. later In the ilay we are ru.hed. Ileuutl'
tnl Uilt and Cbeap Taper, lieadjr-tuade ludew
bliadea, all colere; liade BUaden ull ttylea;
Spring and Cord rixtures, Laee Curtain t'elcs,
etc.
SHADES AND PAPBR HUSO BT EXPERT HANDS.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTKIt, l'A.
milKN YOU CAN GO TO WORK.
X Veu are almeit dlaaliled by tbat lame baclr.
Ucnen' Capcluel'iaite). will cure It qnlcklyj
i5a
uvuim.
s
1mW Hprlni Wrniii.
OTTOMAN SILK UAl'3.
illlOCADE VELVET WltAl'3.
JEUSEV JACKETS In lllnck
unit Celers.
iierct.K cloth .iackeis
III lllnck niul Celer-.,
HAGER & BRO.,
Ne. 25
West King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
AND CHILDREN'S
India Gauze Underwear.
HOUSE,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
HAUGHMAN
AND HANDSOME VAUIKTY OK
AND STAIR CARPETS,
AMI TO HE SOLD Cll EA I' roll CASH.
CAUl'ETS ntlS
CAltl'KTS at2S
CAUl'ETS l
CAKPETrt at.V
CAUI'ETf HITS
CAItl'KTS ateA
On li
Celll-i.
I'mila.
CelltK.
Cents.
Ceuta.
OPENING
-OK-
HEINITSH
iu3l lyd
iKl' iieiilm.
xtkw heeds i ni:v coons 1 1
AT TIIK-
BOSTONSTORE.
Great Birgains. (Jreat Birgaies.
Tin Chert I'eiikw, )(e. a yard, made, te tell at
17. a yard.
Klenan Weel Iircss (toedf, ten dltrnrent
similes, lie. a yard ; would Iio cheap atl'.'H".'
yard.
lnu C'ointilnatlen Snltliigi, UXc. a yard;
worth 2ijc. a yard.
All-Weel Itlaek Cashmere, fee. a yard ought
te le filUc a yard. , ....
OiirSOc. Dress Silks would he a harnaln at C5e.
a yard.
'Hty ptccea All-Weel Bprlns Cleths, alljicw
and pretty shades.
Large assortment of Spring Wraps
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
Nea. 20 & 28 North Queen St.
LANCASTKIt, l'A.
WreniHirly at New VorkSteio. JanlJ lydAw
NOTIONS.
T.KANI) DlHl'i.AY OK
NECKTIES.
11(1 TO Kit 13 MAN'!:
OAMBL'S HAIR UUDERWHAR,
UOTl) KULSMA.N'S
TJIOK LATEST 8TYLEH
J3 COLLAUH AN11 CUKF3.
tlOTO KUIHilAN'b.
pHKAPEHT AND HKST,
SCAULF7L1 UNDEKIVEAU
AT ERISMAN'S.
N0.17WKSTKIN(1BTh I.ANCASTKI
rVHMJTVUK.
TTOFFMEIEU'S.
Loek In our windows and you wilt ce articles
you never before naw j en article tbat will In
terest every geed hoUscwlfe. It li a
FOLDING DRESS PILLOW
That has advantages that will be acknowledged
by all all. Call In and examine It.
HOFFMEIER'S,
26 East King Street.