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LANCASTER, Al'ltlL SO, 1886.
The Laber Troubles.
We have tales of mere strikes to
day. The situation at St. Leuis is quiet,
but there is a breaking out of the fever in
Chicago and New Yerk. In the former
place among the switchmen of one of the
steam railroads, and in New Yerk among
the empleyes of. thetreet railways, all
but one or two of -which suddenly ceased
yesterday te show any moving cars te the
people, who fortunately, heweer, had the
elevated reads for their relief. It is a fea
ture of all these spring strikes that they
are net general enough te paralyze move
ment and business altogether. The
organization nf the labor element is net
such as te enable it te take with success
the imperative tone it assumes.
The strikes that are its weapons
have been generally rashly ordered with
out taking note of the essentials te their
success. Hexle says be is getting along
comfortably without the strikers, and
though he Is doubtless much less comfort
able than he pretends te be, it is still evi
dent that the strikers de net dominate the
St. Leuis situation &i they expected te de.
Se the bituminous coal strike has been
se far a failure, netwitlistanding the effort
made te embrace all the producing districts
of the Allegheny line. If all the miners
had Btepped work the operators would
have been vanquished, for the country can
not de without bituminous coal. But se
many mines are being operated by agree
ment between the operators and
miners, that these who must have
coal and are willing te ray the
advanced price for it, can get it; and
the miners out of their increased pay can
contribute te the support of their striking
brethren. The consequence is that an all
summer continuance of the strike, and the
semi-suspension of mining have come te
be prophesied by Mr. Berwind, of the
Berwind "White company, the largest pro
ducers of bituminous coal in Pennsylvania.
What will be the outcome of the New
Yerk and Chicago disturbance, is net new
indicated, but the general labor situation
is one of great unrest and the fair indica
tion is that it is te continue in thi3 con
dition for some time, Whether it
tends towards subsidence or aggravation ;
whether a sullen stagnation or an eruptive
violence will be its feature we must wait
te see. Meanwhile business enterprise of
all kinds has received a check
which is likely te halt It at
least ever the summer. We had a fair
showing when the year began of great busi
ness activity. The anticipation of such
activity was se general as of itself te have
insured it, If there had net ceme this
labor trouble, than which nothing could
have been mere effective te step business
enterprise and extension. The manufac
turer was made uncertain as te the
cost of his product and the custo
mer was made doubtful of its profit
able employment. The injury which has
been done te the trade of the country
has certainly been great; but perchance
there may come resulting benefits, new
unseen, te be our compensation.
A Sound Judgment.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti
more railroad stretched one of its long
trains across a street crossing in Philadel
phia. A boy, seven years of age, came
along, was no doubt in a hurry te get ever
and had the instinctive idea that the com
pany had no right te occupy the people's
highway for a protracted period.
One of the cars leaded with long lum
ber projecting ever the bumper was con
nected with the bex.car behind it by a
beam et weed or coupling-pole six inches
in diameter, twelve feet long. The lad
tried te climb ever this pole, when the
train suddenly and without any warning
started and ran ever the boy, Inlllcting in
juries, that resulted in the less of the left
hand and three fingers of the right. The
court entered judgment for $7,500.
Of course the company appealed the
case ; maintained that the cars were en the
track of the railroad, that the child was a
trespasser and that he was guilty of con
tributary negligence in taking such risks.
The supreme court has just approved the
judgment, and holds in the oplnieu ren
dered that the child was tee young te be
plUy of contributory negllgence ; that he
had a right te cress the obstructing train
at the public crossing, and that the com cem
pany was negligent in net giving seme pre pre
Vleus warning before starting the train.
This judgment of the highest court,
which seems te be eminently fair, Is of less
local interest than it would bave been in
the days when the P. R.R, main track ran
through our city and the company was
went te obstruct the street crossings al
most hourly, te the obstruction of business
and the danger of pedestrians who under
took te cress the trains, liable te start
tritneut a note of warning. But it is still
of great immediate concern te the people
et every city whose thoroughfares are
creawd by railway lines ; and it is of
significance in marking the ad
and mere liberal ideas of the su-
i ceart upon the question of centribu-
tetjtfUgtdce. There was danger that the
s-nwrymg 10 mat point where
could be no recovery for personal
i tmKettd. as an accident seemed
tojms!)M,yfnuaptIen that its victim
M JMM.pW In some degree careless.
JmStmaftt MNM te U pawed; thesu-
preme court seems te have stepped short
and taken the back track. It was time.
Practical Ce-operation.
The l'hcenlxvllle Ce-operative associa
tion, which has has been in existence since
January 12, 18S.', has just submitted its
fifth report and balance sheet for the quar
ter ending March 31, 1SSG. As this
manner of combining forces te procure
previsions, etc., cheap, Is novel In these
parts, the report of the organization is
worth examination. It is seen that the
number of members participating in the
benefits of the scheme is H", and the total
amount of share capital paid in is $3,142.23.
The total sales for the quarter were $10,
711.28, almost equally divldedameng mem
bers and non-members, a pretty geed evi
dence that the association is getting a held
en the people of riia?nixville, as selling
geed merchandise at bottom prices. The
net profits from the total sales for the
quarter after deducting cost of distribu
tion, rent, insurance, interest en share cap
ital, depreciation of fixtures and sinking
fund amount te 1292.
This is au excellent showing, consider
ing the length of existence of the corpora
tion, and as its business increases, the pro
fit figures will doubtless grew proportion
ately larger. Where customers feel in
their purchases that they are contributing
te the success of their own association,
they buy mere largely and at the same
time de what they can te bring business te
the concern. There is no reason why this
rhcenixville organization should net be a
shining success in a few years.
The Fundamental Law.
The Philadelphia JtulUtin, which reels
in hair-splitting and prides itself en n nice
sense of discrimination, belittles the mo
tion of the constitutional convention com
mittee te make the enforcement of the
state's fundamental law a popular political
issue. The Bulletin may be excused for
referring te it as a Democratic movement,
seeing that although an equal number of
Republicans are associated with distin
guished Democrats in the matter the
Democracy of Pennsylvania have stead-
fastly declared for and steed by the instru
ment of 1S73, and the Republicans have as
regularly resisted and ignored it.
But the Bulhtin puts itself intea laugh
able position when it declares that the
movement is insignificant, because the
people who adopted the constitution did
net understand Its railroad articles as if
the railroad companies had net for many
years Imposed legislation upon the people
against their will, robbed them of their
rights and plundered them of their prop
erty. The reeple at least knew what is
the law ; they knew they are subject te It ;
that even their franchise is regulated by it,
and they propeso it shall govern the rail
roads, at least until it is repealed or
amended.
Meantime the Bulletin thinks "Pennsjl
vania will be fortunate in her possession of
wise legislators if any working scheme can
be devised which shall carry out all of the
previsions of the constitution and at the
same time give satisfaction te the railroads
and the public alike." Whether the state
would be fertunate or otherwise in
securing such legislators need net
new be discussed. It certainly will
net find them. It is net looking for
them. What Is satisfactory te the " rail
roads and the public alike" is net the
thing sought. What will satisfy and be
just te " thu public " will net please " the
railroads." The tiling te be accomplished
is what is right and just and lawful. Mere
the public does net ask; less It will net
take. The constitution gives it; it must
and shall be enforced ; and if the railroads
stand in the way they will suffer the fate of
Slaymaker'a bull.
Det Ur'er. Ilreiltia uouhere Hays he will
send it back il It cotnes.
It has been developed that the strike order
te the New Yerk street car empleyes causes
12,000 men te lese an average et ?- a day.
Such a tremendous power vested in an exec
utive commltteo should be wlsely wielded.
With the Hehrews the year 3199 makes its
bow te-day.
The tomperatico movement In the state is
new Just where It should be and wbere the
law Intends It should be in the hands
of tbe Judges. They are begining te exercise
with some courage and, it is te be presumed,
with honesty and impartiality the discretion
which the llconse law imposes upon them.
They are Inquiring into the actual necesslty,
as places of ontertalnmont, for the licensed
houses and thore Is a general disposition te
curtail tueirnumborastbenecossityfor them
is seen te net exist. Hence in Huntingdon
of fifteen asked for only flve were granted,
and in Butler all fourteen applications were
refused.
Jilt. Clf.velanh is righteously Indignant
at the newspapers which have been dragging
his most sacred private affairs into the mire
of publicity.
As the world grewa elder, it Is claimed
that regard for lnw and order becomes
greater. But (here has been scarcely a day
for months past that has net registered Heme
total disregard of the law'a process. The
record of Monday's ljnchings embraces llve
men, two in Texas, two In Kansas and ene
In Virginia. Melis are slew te reason and
swift te act, and It Is mere than probabletbat
somelnnocont men were contained In the list
et victims referred te. These who resert te
this unlawful method of ongence forget that
even bad law is immeasurably belter than
anarchy, and seme of these daya the short
Bhrlftthey thus mercilessly Ueal out te hap
less victims In their power may be In turn
meted out te thorn when they least expect or
deserve it. Lynchlngs are tioceming be
common in this country that they are
crowded off Inte the corners or newapapers
as journalistic "chestnuts." The indltfer.
once te their criminal essence occasionally
crops out in the very heart of American
civilization, as la the recent Maryland lynch
lugs and hanging of Minge Jack at Katon Katen
town, N. J., and it Is by no means " a cheor cheer
lng sight te 8ee."
Tim Philadelphia llullelin argues that be
cause " there is a considerable and an in
fluential body or citizens that de net obsen e
Geed Friday in any way," It would be well
te repeal the law making Geed Friday a
legal holiday. Why net also abolish Hun
days te which the same line of argument
equally applies I
Tur. lMmcun SoeX-ilakcr, a Journal
invaluaule te printers and publishers, be
comes better every Issue. Heward Lack Lack
weed, 120 and 128 lltiane stroet, New Yerk,
i the publisher.
Anether goal publication Is the American
Lithographer ami Vtnfer, Issued from Ne.
12 Centre street, New Yerk.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania has
wisely and Justly decided that Judge Arneld,
of Philadelphia, was right in his opinion that
the Bell telephone company Is a common
carrier; and must recede from Its refusal te
put Instruments except where the Western
Union telegraph company Indicate. Monep.
ely mut go. The world, de mere.
Tub !'ennylvauln academy et flne arts In
vited the artlnta of the country te cempete for
the Temple prize, consisting of ?3,000, Ter the
best historical painting en the subject of
American history j a Jury of nwanW was ap
pointed te1 doclde the comparative merits of
the different pictures. It was net stated that
the prize should be awarded In any e ent or
necessarily for the best picture. Trego was
among the competitors sending a picture en
the aubject of Valley Tergo. They wero all
wrotched dtulM, and nene desened any
great distinction, but Trego' was the best.
The commlttpe and the academy, however,
thought te gire such a prlre te any of them
would discourage true art, and se decided.
Trego Ktietl ler the money ; the court belew
said he was net entitled te It, and mi says the
supreme court new.
PERSONAL
BTATK ShNATOIl JOSKI'It I KknnkhvH
seriously 111 at his home In Philadelphia.
J as. it. roretitiN, I.urorne's county su
perintendent, Is already talked or as Dr.
illgbee's successor.
Heb't. E. WnieiiT has been elected presl.
dent of the Allontenu National bank, vice
Chaa, W. Cooper, deceased.
D. J. Oliver, a prominent capitalist of San
Francisce, who was created n marquis by
I'opel'ius IX, died snddenly Sunday night.
Governer Pattisex leaves this morning
en a trout fishing trip, with soveral Harm
burg anglers. He will net return until
Thursday.
Fewnr.ni.1 has geno te Washington te
attend the congressional Investigation ;of the
labor troubles en the Southwestern system
of railways.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Pinch hack, of Louisiana,
began the study of law alter he was fifty
years old and was admitted te the bar only
last week.
Professer Hrainarb has been eleeted
president of Middlebury (Vt) college. He
was graduated there In Inh and at Andover
Theological Semlnary In tbds.
Kt. Hev. William Hacen r3Tt-.VK.sx,
Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania, will ask
the diocesan convention at it.i next meeting
te elect an assistant bishop.
Ke. Dn. Di nns, of Salem's Reformed
church, Alleutewn, last lsund.y ceuflrmed
ninety-eight catechumen, the largest class
In the history of the church. The member,
ship of th) church numbers evor 1,000.
Sin Piiarlks Dilke has Informed the
electoral committee that he will make a full
statement at a public meeting en May 3, If
the queen's proctor falls te reopen tlie l raw
ford divorce case previous te that date.
Colonel K. Uiddlk KewEUTh, Chicago,
attorney of the Pittsburg, IX Wayue A
Chicago railway, died In Chicago en Monday.
He has been 111 mero or less for ever a year.
The remains wilt le taken te his home In
Pittsburg.
Mb, anp Mns. llENnv Wattersev have
returned te Louisville from Old Point Com Com
eort. Mr. Watterson has gained greatly In
llesh and strength, but Mrs. Watterseu was
much fatigued by they Journey. They will
sail for Europe with their family en the 12th
of May.
Mr. Geerge Kisskli. Jxcksen is the
man w be has made life better worth living
by writing the " Pencilings" column of hu hu hu
nioreus verses In 2'Ae Bosten Courier. He
is a native of Scotland, about ferty-tw e years
old, and according te published portraits as
handsome as his poems are funny.
IMITATlOya OF C11I3TE.
The Tendency of Suicides te Copy Ferm or
Death.
IromtheNew erk. tribune
One of the evlls Inseparable from the mod
ern goneral dltlusien of all sorts of news is
the encouragement of criminal Imitation, it
was long age noticed that peculiar crimes are
apt te be copled,"and that this Is especially
the case in regard te suicide. Most readers
probably remember the story of the grove
of trees whicli Napeleon caused te be burned
because It was found Impossible te prevent
the soldiers from banging themselves In It.
A similar story Is told of a military sentry
box. It was found necessary te build a cage
ever the gallery at the top of the Londen
monument, because It had become a fa
vorite place for suicidal plunges. A similar
reputation attached ler many years te
Waterloo bridge iu Londen. In" France,
seme years age, a foolish young couple,
saturated with Ueusseanism, tastened them,
elves together with gay colored ribbena,and
threw themselves into the Selne. The idea
took, and for a time this mode of suicide was
quite the fashion. Statistics show that the
average number of suicides remains tolera
bly constant in proportion te population,
though It no doubt rises when some wide
spread convulsion disorganizes society. But
the ways of committing suicide change, and
people net only exercise choice in the mat
ter, but are influenced In selecting the mode
by the recent occurrence et any striking
events of the kind.
It Is true that no imitator has yet been
found of the insane German wiiose ambition
It was te crucify himself, and who with an
astonishing perversion of Ingenuity, con
trived an apparatus by which, alter fastening
his feet and nailing one hand te the cross cress
piece, he was enabled te heist the heavy
cress out of the window and exhibit himself
e the whele tow n suspended from it. That
ewever, involved much labor, and gui
des usually desire te shuttle oil this mortal
ceil as easily as peviible. Speaking roughly
It may be said that women preler drowning,
and men hanging. Of course many of both
sexes take poison. In France for a long
time asphyxiation by charcoal gas; was pop
ular with the peer. The iat reiarled French
suicide, beweter, seems te have been sug
gested by ene of Cherbuliez's no els. A car
penter lu lielleville killed his mistress and
then blmsell. Ths double suicide had been
agreed uKn and its method aettled deliber
ately. The details were somewhat ditferent,
but the general plan resembles that of the
here and heroine of " La Ke anche de Jeseph
Nelrel." The resemblance in fact is wj close
that we should think the event calculated te
make M. Cherbuliez feel rather uncomfort
able, If he is particularly sensitive, though of
ceurse no real responsibility can be predi
cated In such a manner.
Anether Argument AgHlmt Weman's Suffrage.
' Terty thousand tern killed last year en
Cape Ced, and their skins sent te Europe te
be fastened te women's bonnets I Seventy
thousand of the white curlew delivered in
New Yerk within four months for million'
use I And this is called a Christian country,
and the cUlllzed right et suffrage Is demand
ed for the women, for the hideous adorn
ment of whose hats the song and plumage
birds of our country ero being extermina
ted." Nothing can rival St. Jacobs OH In curing
rheumatism and all ether pain. SO cents.
arneiAL NOTICES,
rettm&ster Sam'l. A. Hen lit.
Or Monterey, Mich., delivers himself In this
wl-ei "for cehLs, burns, sero threat and rheu.
mmlam Themat' Eclectric OK cannot be beaten.
I say keep It up te the standard, and It w 111 sat
lsly the people. 1 shall send ler a new supply
seen." l-orsalebyll.il. Coebran, druggist, 137
unci 1$) North (Jut-en atrcet, Lancaster.
Orlna.
1'lcasant, healthy grins are seen only en the
faces el healthy persons. The dyspeptic and
debilitated can xmlleenly In a halt hearted way.
l'urlty the bleed, tone the stomach, nnd
strengthen the ilamies with llurdeck Uloed lilt.
, If jeu wish te laugh well unit often. J'er
sale by II. 11. Cejhran, druggHt, 137 and 1J9
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Will It Itralhrcure ItheumatUiu T
We answer, honor hrlght. It will euro rheuma
tism, and the severent vaiet tee. I)r Themas'
l.ctrctrie Oil Mas specially prepared for the
rheuumtle and lame. NeiIpm i.iier.rrnmth.
ponple relative te Its nierlU in nearly every
paper In the ceuntrj. '"r sale hy ll. il, Cecb.
ran
Ijineaster
. "hK'si, Ji mm jjj nenn unten street.
Causes Astonishment.
"Cowpleliuy prostrated for days with lndl lndl
cestlen and 1j I liens leer. Tim effects of two
bottles of .Kurdrc illoed Ililttrt astonished tne :
Ulhle Imprevmnent rtttht etr." Jlr Noaejlates
Klmlrn.N. j. Knr silo by II 11 Cochran, dru
t;Ut.l37nnd lau North Queen street. Lancaster.
Detectives and l'rlrate Olllcer
Usually ear their badges of authority conceal
ed under their clothing, hut Dr. Themat' fclte
trio Oil wears IU badpea lu the form of printed
labels attached te each and i very bottle, se that
all may knew Its mission. It Is (then full and
complete authority te arrest nil uehes und pains,
und does Its duty ever tline. Kersaluby il, ll,
Cochran, druggist, 137 and iX) North yuecn
street, Lancaster,
The Kind nr Like.
The medicine we most llke Is that which does
Us work quick ami well, llurdeck Ittoed lliueri
are the quickest kind of u euro for dyspepsia
ana liver and kidney affections. Fer sale hy 11.
11. Cochran, druxgUt, 1J7 and IS) North Queen
street, IdintasUr.
mllKN YOU OAN OO "TO "WORK.-
I - Yeu are almost dlubiMi titrhi um K.b.
,.,!?.? firoi!uleit,uaL,e1 by bat lame back.
I Tn ' cpclne riMte " n" iucirj
MMDZVAL
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O M K N
NKKMNO
kknkw r.n
Strength, or snflerlng
from Infirmities
peculiar te their se x, should V
ry
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
I'ln-HCIANS
AMI DIM (UUS IS
MRND IT
KhlOM
AS THE BEST TONIC.
This medicine combines Iren w Ith pure ego ege
tatile tonics, and Is lnvxlnalile for Hliae)M'Ctl
liar te Women, and nil who lead scHlpntatyltM'',
It Enriches and l'nrtries the Itloeit, Stimulates
tbc Appetite, Strrnuthens the Muscles and
Jervcs In fact, thoroughly ln iRomtes
Clears the complexion, and makes the skin
smooth.
It drxvs net blacken the teeth. cnue headache.
or produce constipation all ettr iron turifl-
rfnri ile.
Mrs KLtxAunn miRD, 74 Farwell Ave, Mllwau
kee, w Is , sy. under date of Dec , lst
" I hare uru Umvrn's Iren Hitter, and It has
been mero than a doctor te me,hvlnit curedme
et the weakness ladies have In llfe. Alse curvd
me et Liver Complaint, and new my complexion
Is clear and geed. Has alto beeu benenclal te
my children."
Mas. Let-is C rtiuonev. Fast Lockport, N ,
says I have suffered untold misery from re
main Complaints, and could obtain relief from
nothing except Hrenn's Iren Hitters,
The Kennlne has Trad Mark and crossed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made only
by UltOWN OHKU1CAI. CO , Ualtlinere, Md.
(T) UisralydAw
jtiLLixrur.
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PUIXG GOODS
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A. HIRSH'S,
NOS. 6 & 8 NORTH QUEEN ST.
All the Latest Stjles of
HATS AND BONNETS.
Hats for23e. and up. Hne Hewers, heathers
and Mower Pompons. Mllllimr) Mlks, sAttns,
civets, Nettings, Laces, Oeld Lace, Silver Lsre,
Lace mixed with eeld, and many ether New
Trimmings. 1-ancy lU'ads, Hat Ornaments,
Children I.ace Caps, Corsets. Cellars, Cuffs,
Handkerchiefs, Jerseys, Ladles' Hive, and a
large variety of ether goods Call and see us
oeier
fere purchasing elsewhere
aprU -md
-piASTKK HATS AND BONNETS.
EASTER
Hats and Bennets
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STRICFfS.
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER., PA.
Anticipating a large trade during the week
preceding Kaster Sunday, we have made
Great Preparations !
Inecryoneelour Department".
The Unprecedented Kush In our
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
during the last week has induced us te buy an
extra large sleck of
flEW SPRING HATS,
and we are new displaying the Lirgest and
Handsomest arlety et
HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
And all Novelties In
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS.
' ONIIUM)ItKI
Trimmed Hats arid Bennets
On hxhtbltlnn,
And mera are trimmed every dM
in our
KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT
we hae been opening Urge Invoices el New
(Steves, and our assortment at present comprise s
the following it) les
3-Uutten illaek at &0c; I Uutten Tans at 50c ;
4-liutten Undressed, In lans, at Ue ; C Mutten
Tan colors, Scalloped Tops, 75c : I Uutten
stitched back, asserted Tans, 7c.: I Uutten L'n
dressed Tan colers,75c.: 4-Uutteu Ktal Kid. 11.11
Kenl Kid, Laced, 11.23; Kine Ilrllllant Lisle at IS
and 25c. a pair ; black and Colored Silk (ilen,
35c. a pair.
We call special attention te our new stock of
CHILDREN'S MERINO CLOAKS
In U hlte, blue, Drab, Uelge and Kcru, from Jl.M
apiece up.
Fine Whlte Merine Cleak, Handsomely Km
broldered, 1.73.
Infants' htnbrotdered Merine Shawls, OOe , 7Jc ,
II, ll.M, II W
INFANTVRIIOHT II(r.l"
CIULDItKN'S DUKSSK3,
lNFAN'TS'ltOUKf.
Heys' floated Cambric Waists, ssc.
Kine Krench Percale Waists, tv
SI'hCIAI. IIAUGAI.NS IN
Ceat's White Unlaundried Shirts,
ltelnferced liosem and Lined Hack, at 'Jk
CAbllMEKKSIlOUI.DKK faCAKrS,
with knotted Fringe, Whlte, Blue, 1'lnk, Cardb
nal, Drab and Lcrn, at il.25.
E.VritAOKDINAKi HAItOAIN.
Ladles' White Embroidered Suits,
put up In IIotes, all complcte, at 3 75 and II
hlegant Whlte and ltulge Oriental Skirtings,
II inches wide, at 1, ll.su, II as, f Be, i b5 hud
ti a yard.
12 te is inch Flouncing, 50 te'0c.a jartl.
lllack bpanlsh und hscutlal Flouncing and
Skirtings.
lllack Escurlal ljee.
Cream Silk Escurlal Lace.
VOVKLTIKS KKCKIVKII DAILY.
VAHAaOLH .te.
R'
esrc imes. a uaktmax.
PARASOLS!
(leml Parasols In All Celers, at
75 Gents.
And All the Finer Grades.
THE MANUFACTURERS.
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 EAST KING ST.
apiemd
WATVHKB, MO.
Ty-ATCUEH, CLOCKS, Ae.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
cnEAi' roiteAsn.
l.ancaitcr Watches at the Lewest Prices ever
offered! being a stockholder enables me te sell
these watches se cheap. Klgln, Waltham and
ether watches en sale. Spectacles, Opera Olasses.
ftc UepalrtDget the above named articles will
rocelve my personal attention.
LOUIS WE UK It.
Se, 159X North Queen St., opposite City Hetel.
(Near 1'enn'a U. O. Depot.)
sWAgentlerAUUOUA WAXCJl.
CJLHKTAOK8.
.V-)V. vs .
H
KADQUAKTKKS FOK
THE BS?
CARRIAGES.
LATEST STYLES,
LARGEST STOCK,
LOWEST PRICES.
GJ-.USK fOlt CATALOGUE.
W. D. Sprecher & Sen,
NO. 01 EAST KINO STREET,
I.VSmSTKK, l' A
feblimd
DTANUAItn CAHR1AQK WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
Market Streot,
Renr of Poateffloo, Lancaster, Pa,
My stock comprises a large variety of the
Latest Style lluggles, I'h'Vtens, Cnrrlages, Mar
ket and lluslness W agens, hlch I offer at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
terms.
I call special attention te a row or mv ownrie-
signs, oneof which Is the KIHIKKLKYCLOSKI)
rdlMlIAK LOUI'K, which Is deeldedly the
neatest, lightest and most complete Physician's
Carriage In the country.
Persons wishing te bny a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In mind that
they take no risk In buying my work. Kery
Carrtage turned out In olghleen years a geed
one that Is the kind of guaruntee 1 haoteoffer
tbe public All work tully warranted l'lease
give me a call
KKPAIIUNG l'HOMl'Tl.V ATTKNDKN HI.
One set of workuieu especially employed ler
that purpose.
B
AHV CAKKIAOES.
100
Baby Carriages
MA UK ll 11 IK
BEST FACTORIES IN THE COUNTRY
TOOIlllOILN OKDhlt, AND
Offered at lower Prices
THAN K Kl
C2-SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
FLINN & BREHEMAN.
LA.VLABlKlt, l'A,
alMydiw
WAJJ. fAPXJt.
-pUAKKM V. PRY.
DUiH' IN AM) TAhE A LOOK AT OL It
wnraew SHADES,
40c. and .X)c, Apiece.
Spring Rellers, Ready te Hang.
Helirn wc am;v.
Dadoes, 50c. Werth, $1.
WALL PAPERS,
FIVE CENTS APIEOE UP.
PHARE8W. FRY,
NO. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
ART WA Mi I'AI'Ell STORE.
I.AKQKST STOCK OK
Wall Paper and Window Shades
ATLOWLSTl'ltlCKS
At the Art Wall Paper Stere.
Come early In the morning touiake your sclee'
tlnns. as later In the day we are rushed llcantlj
Inl (Jilt and Cheap Papers, lieady-made S Indew
Shades, all colors; llade Shades alt styles;
Spring and Cord fixtures, I.aoe Curtain roles,
etc
SHADES AND PAPER HUNQ BT EXPERT HANDS.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCJASTKK.l'A.
BOOKS.
JlASTKK,
mn.
Easter Beeks,
Easter Souvenirs,
Easter Cards.
A Larye Assortment of Paster Souvenirs and
Cards, of the latest Designs, at Lew Trices.
WHOLESALE FOB SCHOOLS.
ATTHKireOKHTOItKOr
JOHN BAEBS SONS,
Nes. 16 and 17 North Queen Street
LANCASTKU, l'A.
jCIOIt A DARK ICa B01U
Te Improve year tlewer beds and yards, our
Fine Sharp Sand, or Tbie Solid Flag Steed
Leave your orders at IlKCIITOLD'S
Ladles' and dents' furnishing Stere, Ne. 62
North queen street,
-aign or the Ulg Stocking.
our
H
AGKH A liKOTHKlt,
D
R ESS GOODS.
New Kronen batlnns.
New American KAtlnes,
llourretto Nuns elllug,
Kngllsh nnd Kronen Sergei,
tlalrrvltn Cleth,
oet Itatlste,
Kronen Combinations,
Kngllsh Combinations,
American Combinations,
Colored and Muck Ciope Cleth s,
llroctie unci Otteman (lluglniuia,
sntln lierber.
Shawl Department !
ULACK TH1I1KT SIIAWL
CASIIMKUESIIAW1.9.
l'KUSIAN AND Ultl.ClAN
SHAWLS.
KMIIKUIDKKKU SCAHFS
N CNLIMITT.,) SL'I'lM.Y Ol'
LADIES' GENT'S
Summer Merine and
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Alse Ladies' Gent's and Children's Hosiery in quantities at ex ex
ceedinjjly Lew Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOIl TO THE COURT
rWRt'KTS
rne.M auction.
METZGER &
IIAVK .SOW Ol'K.VKU A LA 11(1
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL
HDL OUT AT AUCTION Oil CASH
LAIU'MIS. .
CAKl'KTS.
CAltl'ElS.
CAKl'ET-i.
LAUI'KTS
CAUPET3,
... at 10 Cents.
.. atllKCent.
.. at 'JO Cents.
... at 30 Cents.
...at te Cents.
... atf.) Cents.
Fleer, Stair and Table Oil Cleths, Cheap.
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere.
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
between the Cooper Heuse and Berrol
FVUXITUKK.
riKAM) Ol'KNIMl.
GRAND
HEINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOT,
Nes. 27 and 29 Seuth Queen Street,
This Week, Beginning en TUESDAY, APHI L Gtli. Tlie Tiargest nml Finest
Display Sterk of New anil Desirable (Joeils in the City.
WALTER A.
se3iKTJiisn nr.w.
UO.MKTH1NO ,Ni:V.
ENVELOPES DISPENSED
-U
D. W, Glegg's Patent Combined Letter Sbeet and Envelope
This Is the only practical Combined Letter-Sheet
iur uu uusiueas purposes as wen ns luumy eiirresiHinuence. uy lis us
venlonce obtained, and taste fully gratified.
wator-inarked 1). W. C. In monearuni
bl'KCIAL Its use will sawi In ikisIure thn weight of a separate en volepo,
Is preserved the postmarks, which ure legal evidence et mailing and delivery,
closing flap It Is readily copied en Letter-l'ress, also used en Type-Wrller
1880.
NEW
LKTTKH-SHKItT.
Net Sizes.
Inches
When Folded as
an Knvelepe.
Inches.
Ss x tl
M x 4
-'2 X 4?1
.1 z 5
TO OKDIll
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'These marked i are specially adapted for ladles or imlj correspondence.
Ne 6 icady mane Kaversiuia, rer message
MM nor M. Ke. V,i also reauy ruieu as i.egai or i oeis wap at same prices.
When ordering always stute whether they are wanted plain, or rilled ler business or family cer.
r0S jSade el finest fiuallty of Manilla Writing Taper at 33J4 per cenL less than ahove prices
Made of uu elegant quality, highly calendered Writing Taper at 33 per cenL mero than ahove
P Trl'ntlng for Knvelnr.es, Letler Heads, Nole Mends, Hill Heads, Htalements, etc , doue at the In.
TELL10MNCKH OltlCO.
ENDORKEII HV THE UXITF.l STATES 00VEUXME.NT.
TOSTOr'KlCK HKTAKTMKNT.
1). W. CLEOU. WASUlHoTey, ll. C, March 1, 18-fl.
Dear Utrl have examined your Comhlnatlen letler-sheeu, and have no denht thai they will
provea convenience te the public It Is the host device of the kind that has ceme te my notfee.
Very respectfully, KUANK HATXO.V, TnstmasturOoueral.
WltKM KM ltmt-Clegg'a Combined Letter-Sheet and Knvolepo retalls at same pi
voleno. Iwolve Samples (ene each Bire) Bent Testpald en receipt of 10 cents. T;
saie D
STEIHMAN & HENSZL,
AGENTS FOli LANOASTElt,
INTELLIQENOER BUILDING. LANCASTER, PENN'A.
S'
TOUAGK
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.
DANIKL MAY Kit,
Ne. 19 Wen Chestnut StreeL
dert-lyd
ueis.
Idulles' HiiriiiK Wruiw. I
OI'IOMAM Hll.K UKAI").
IIIIOCAIIK Vi:i. KT llAt-a
JKUHKY .IAUKK1.1 In lllsek
ii nd Celers,
IIOl'CLK OI.OTII JAChKlS
In IllHck and Celers.
Urecade Cashmeres,
Kngllsh Che lets.
Nevel Combinations.
HAGER & BRO.
Ne. 25
West King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
AND CHILDREN'S
India Gauze Underwear.
-AT-
HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
HAUGHMAN
E AND IIAMIIOMK 1 AL1KTV OK
AND STAIR CARPETS,
AM) '10 UK SOLI) LI1KA1' KlUCASll.
CAIU'KTS. ,
I Alll'KTS
CAIU'KTS.
CAHl'KIS,
Hi 1'.
ma
tents
Cents.
Cents
Cents.
Cents.
Cents
ut
.at M
, t;t
CAIU'KTS.
LAierh'is tit
Uerae Hetel.
OPENING
-Ob'-
HEINITSH.
in31 1yd
WITH AND MONEY SAVED
US1NCI-
nnd Knelope ever Invented, that can housed
cerresiKindence. llvltsuse. Kconeuiv Is secured. Cen-
ills inauuei aery line quuiiiy ei wining ii'f
On the lettorltaell
Hy turning hack en-
PRICE LIST.
1880.
I mica.
ii Hlngle Sheets
l.tmuln a box.
1HILB.
KAim.
xxDouhlehhoots
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Coinmerclal Nole
small Letter,
racKoineio,
1'acket l'est.
(Hegg's Nete,
irue i.eiier.
Ki. Large letter,
IMTSten,
New Yerk,
I'hlladelphla,
Washington,
rices.
ana answer, at J ai per m., gnu ier uircumr usu ni
rlteasau Kn-
rlnted nnd ler
TJOTE IS MARINO
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
ATS3K)l. twzix.
AT NO. 106 NOKTU QUKKN STHE.KT,
anl-tld Lancaster, Ta,
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