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WAUM.
Frem steaming street. Irem stlniug shop,
Tn sail for gul is of soda pep,
Ana ere Iho flog days' thirsty date.
Flllsnewnardsand rcfrlgeratet
Te iwlm In claret punch, te wade
Through Icy streams of lotnntiade,
Or whcre the nrlie serges roll
Leaf In Iho shadow of Iho pole I
Or following ome Icelisrg
Careless of heat, that "'l.1i. '
AtKtlaptln coel.dollghtrul airs,
Mid walrn.es and polar bears,
Through tbe north weal passage Blip,
An Ice fleo for our trusty ship t
Within some crystal-lighted cove
In freicii tldea te He and lave,
Or en aome mountain summit Iroie
Threngh tranquil days tesnnnreand suave,
Deep down In ocean's oey funs
Te flirt with merry inrmialdens,
Or through the Armament te glldn
Inte Iho ruaorvelrlnaldui
Bomewhoir, aomehowa root te leek
Moie IrlgM than the Mugwump's cheek
Hew sweet were these t Koaplte, retreat,
And bower from the accursed heat I
tfen Me Xtw Verk Nim.
MATH tTHIBf Hl.ACh. BKAKMS.
A Hsntucklan Who Prefers Them te Oyatera
or Chickens.
Islington (Ky.) Letter te Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mr. U. V. Mctluoen, el this city, at ene
tltuecennec ted with the Kentucky stock farm,
ha qulte n local reiutatUm m an eater. 1
hail a long talk with hltn, and he says he baa
eaten along the wliole line of dishes Amerl
can, English, German, French and Italian,
Me appreciate oysters In all their forms,
chicken and tender frog legs, and when ral
hungry can tackle corn -bread and new-bolly.
Hut for a dish that will miike the gods smack
their llp In gonulne BaUsractle:i give hi in fat
black anakea, frled In butter and lard, or
belter In nlce snake oil. When snakes are In
season he eats them every row days, lloalae
claaaen snails among hl Uellcacles. TIichb he
cooks with macaroni.
' When did you first couimence eating
anakea?" aaked the ropertor.
" In 1868 I waa In California among the
Indians. They ate snakes, generally black
and rattle snakes. I once taated anloceof
the latter, which they had cooked. I found
it had a delicate flavor, but 1 did net then
llke the Idea of eating snakes. This ropug repug
nance, I found waa only an Idea, there being
no reason for 1L I catne home tn Franklin
county, Kentucky, In 1850. While at home
I went out In a clearing, near my lather's
house, and saw an old Irish hermit, who had
rested there many years, kill black snake.
He started te hts cabin with It, drsgglugyt
behind him. He laid it out en n plank, cut
eir the head and threw the body In a bed of
het ashes te akin It. I asked him what he
waa going te de de. He said he waa going te
eat it ; Uiat It was line feed, and invited
me te sap with him. I complied with Ills
request. After skinning It he laid It In salt
and water for a while. He then fried it In
hutter and lard, and it was really delicious.
The mero I ate the mero I wanted. Nlnce
that time I have had a weakness for snake
meat, especially black snakes. I am afraid
of the meat et rattiesuakOH. I olteii glve a
half dollar for a geed-sized black snake, which
I cook mvself. Kvery year I nianage te get
some. Slnce I have been In Lexington I
have net been fortunate enough te lndulge
niytaiteas onen as i would hke. uoed,
nlce fat blackanakes are acaroe In old settled
counties like this, and I have te get them
from ether places. An old man who lives In
ene of the mountain counties, and U trap
per and hunter, and also appreciates tbe
delicacy, eften sends me black snake oil,
which I use te fry deughnuU In."
At this Juncture the sneaker opened a lit
tle bandbag, which he Is ill the habit of car
rying all the time, and from it took a dough
nut, fried In snake OIL llreaklng It In two,
he ate half with great gusto, proffering the
ether half te your reperter.
"Netany, thankH," replied the ropertor te
his pressing Invitation te "try It."
"It Is splendid. A snake eats nothing but
what is nlce and clean, and It stands te
reason that It Is geed. It does net eat flltn
llke a hog."
McQneen Is a robust, brawny man of ever
six feet In height, and a man el Intelligence.
. s
Is Pronounced It Lie.
Dr. Jeter was once Informed that a preacher,
In deridlng baptism, had said that he, (Dr.
Jeter,) when he lived down in the Northern
Neck, led a few dozen candidates for baptism
lar out into the Kappahanneck river, and that
just then, before he had baptized thorn, a
shark dasbed by, and Dr. Jeter and all the
candidates broke for the shore, and, as they
wero hurrying In, the choir en the banks
struck up
' Pull for the shorn, brother ;
l'ullfer the shore."
The elil doctor replied : "Thore Is neta
word of truth in IL That hymn had net
then been written, and no shark had ever ap
peared In that river. It is a lie, sir ; it Is
nothing but alie."
Deith te the Children.
At Leng lieacli, New Ilrunswlck, Klchard,
the four-year-old son of Captain Millien Tulu,
"deliberately threw the ten-mouth-old child
of Enes Herat etl a brldge Inte a running
stream, where the llttlolellew was drowned."
Themas Conway, aged 17 years, died at
Ualtlmere from a dose of rat poison taken
with suicidal intent, because bis father told
him that "he must go te work and lenrn te
make a living ter himself."
Frank Malley, son of Mrs. Kmma M alley
"the temporance evangellst," and Mrs.
Jacob Stern were drewned by the upsetting
el a row beat at 1 operto, Indiana.
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The" Favorite Prescription "
Dr. 11: V. Pierce, of llutrnle, X. Y., whose name
has become- known evor the world through his
success as a physician, and especially through
the reputation of his "Gelden Medical Dis
covery." has done a geed work In preparing an
especial remedy for tee manydlstrcKalng troubles
classed as " female weaknesses." It Is known as
the " ravertte Prescription." Under Its ad
ministration all the pelvic organs are strength
uncd, and Urn woman become that embodiment
of health and bcuuty which Ued Intended her te
be. Tu.FAw
Cholera, dysentery and diarrheea ceme with
the aummer Imprudence In fruit diet Infection
and sudden checks of perspiration cauee tbcae
complaints. On the first symptom take four or
flve llrandreth rills and drink plentifully of
het water and you are safe. If you wish te ren
der the body a fortress against disease, take ene
or two Brandreth Pills every night for ten days
and thus rcmove from the bowels all Irritating
subatance and purify the bleed.
Baby is toething. Hardly knew It using Dr.
II akd's Teetbtng Letien. Price, 23 centg.
Theuaamls of babies are wasted and haggard
from dlarrhcce. Dr. Hand's Dlarrhcea Mixture
enree wlthent drying the bowels. Prlce, S3
cents. Fer sale at II. II. Cochran's Drug Stere,
Ne. 1S7 and 133 North Queen street. Jyl-lmd&w
HVMOIAI. RUT1CK8.
Let Us Tell Yeu.
Let us tell veu that a person who Is bilious or
constipated Is net a well parson, mid further,
that nearly every ene Is subject te these Irregu
larities. Let us tell you also that II unlock
liloed Bitten are ene of tlie tlimst Uluretlcs and
uporlents ever yet devised. Per anle by II, II.
Cochran, druggist, 137 und IX) North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Tells IVnat lie Kuews.
"Best thing for burns I have ever tried. Heals
upgrandly.'r L. P. Fellett, Marlon.Ohle, speak.
lug of Tltemat' JCclectrte Oil. Per sale by 11. U.
Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13'J North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Over the Hill te the Peer Deme.''
A person with Impaired or Impoverished bleed
Is en the read te physical bankruptcy. Hurdeck
Itloeil Ilitteri strengthen and enrtch the circu
lation, repair tbe tissues, and bntld up the en.
tire system. Per sale by II. U Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 133 North Queen street Lancaster,
Ol Matchless Merit.
Per the nose and threat, externally or Inter
nally used, JTtemaP Xcltclrie Otl Is matchless.
Asthma, catarrh, and serious threat affections
are u.ulckiy amenable te this edlclent remedy
Per sale by II. U. Cochran, druggist, 137 and lx
North queen street. Lancaster.
A Postal Card
Frem Mrs. Dennls Smith, LouUvllle, Ky., says
u Jl
Ittlert
seem
particularly adapted. Never bi
Never before had
com
nlexlmt un clar. lltut All the tit
rer
sale by II II. Cochran, dmirslst. 137 and 13'J North
queen street, Lancaster.
A. Qoed Talker
On the stage or platform, in society or at home,
must net only possess brains but u clear, strong
volce. Catarrh, or a sovere cold, is almost cer,
tain te Injure the voice. But these complaints
may be completely eradicated with a few appli
cations of Tliemat' Ecltclrle Oil, unrivaled in
Its specialties. Fer sale by IL B. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 end 13J North queen street, Lancaster.
May Fever Sufferers,
The nnmberef people annually afflicted with
this most annoying malady seems te be greatly
en the Increase. The editor of thlsjeurnal
is an annual vlctlm.and, with a view te discover
a soecllle cure, has triad numerous remediea.
Of these Ely's Cream Balm is by all odds the
aulckest and most satisfactory, two applica
tion! greatly allaying the usual symptoms in
the nose and eyes. We would recemmend IU
use by .aU subject te hay feyer.and we gladly
bear unsolicited testimony te its efficacy Tn our
MMDiOAL
QH I MY RACK.
Every Strain or Celd Attack that Weak Hack
andNvarly.Prestralcs ou.
Physician, and DniRglttii Recommend
BROWN'S
IEOtf BITTERS!
A8THE BEST TONIC.
Strengthens the Muscles.
Enrlclics the llloed.
Steadies the Nerves.
Glvss New Viger,
Dr. J. I,. Mvmw. Fairfield, Iowa, say; i
"llrewn's Iren Hitters Is the best Iren Medi
cine I have known In my 3tl years practice. I
bave found It specially Imneficlal In nervous or
physical exhaustion, and In all debilitating all.
inents that bear se heavily en the lyatem. Use
It freely In my own family.
Me. W. r, IIROWK, M7 Muln street, Covington,
Ky., says I " 1 was completely broken down In
health and troubled with pains In my back,
llrewn's Iren Hitters entirely restored me te
health."
Miss f.tziic HniXNAif, 3H4A Ceeko avenue, it,
Leula, Me., suys I "1 suffered with spinal weak
ness, pains In my hack and sleepless nights, t
tried every conceivable remedy wlthent innch
benefit. Four bottles of llrewn's Iren Hitlers
have relieved me, una i cheerriiiiy rccoiumena
It."
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines en wrapper. Taktnnethr. Madoenlyby
IIUOWN CIIKMIOAL CO..
(3) llalllmeiv, Md.
pjXUAUHTKD VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
WTor,kC1CJgB0renLMKaBnhorq
Physical Debility, Premature Decllne, Krrorsef
teuth. and the untold miseries consequent
thorven. soe pages sve. I prescriptions for all
diseases. Cleth, full gilt, only ll.eu, by mall,
sealed. Illustrative sample lree te all young and
middle-aged men forth" nnxt 90days. Address
lilt. W. II. PAItKKU, 4 Uuldncb Htn-et, lloxten.
Mass. inyl7-lyeedAw
G
UAY'8 8PK0IKIU MKOIOINK.
THEOKKATKNOLISH HEMKIIY.
An unfailing cure for Impotency, and all Dis
eases that fellow 1-ees of Memery, Unlversal
Lassitude, I'aln In the Hack, Dimness of Vision,
Prematura Old Age. and many ether dlseawa
that lead te Insanity or Consumption and a
Premature Urave
awrull particulars In our pamphlet, which we
desire te vend free by mall toeverynue. aVTbe
Specific Medlclne Is sold by alldrugglsuatli
rmr package, or six packages for (3, or will be
sent free by mall en the receipt of the money,
by addressing the agent.
11. II. UOCIIUAN. Drngglst, Sole Agent,
Nen. 137 and 139 Werth Queen Htroet, Lancaster,
Pa.
On account of counterfoils, we have adepted
the Yellow Wrapper : the only genuine.
THKUltAY MKDIUS.LCO..
apx-lydAw uuithJe. X.T.
PIATARKH-
UAY.KKVKIi.
CATARRH.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
Gives Kolle f at Once and Cures.
COLD IN HEAD, CATAKUH, UAY rEVBU
UOSECOLD, DEArNESS, HEADACHE.
Net a Liquid, Snuff or Powder. Pree from In In
lurleus Drugs and OUonslve Oders.
A particle Is upplled te each nostril and la
agreeable te use. Price BO cents at druggists
by mall, registered, 60 ets. Circular sent free.
ELY HHOTHKilB, Druggists, Owego, M.Y.
uly231yeedAlvw
A KTEK ALLOTUEHHKAlb, CONHULT
DR. LOBB,
SB MOUTH PirTEEKTII STUEIT. (Delew Ca
lewhlll Btrwt, 1'hlladelpUla.)
YE AltS' EXPEUIENCE. Guaranteed te euro
the amicted and unfortunate with Purely Vege
table Medlclnes. Heek en special diseases free ;
send for It. Advice froe and strictly conflden cenflden
UaI. Offlce hours, 11a.m. te J p.m., 7 p. m. te 10
p.m. Treatment by Mall. mi-lvdJtw
rORE QDAKANTEED,
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by DB. J. U. MAYEB.
Ease at once ; no operation or delay from busi
ness i tesuxl by hundreds of cures. Main office,
831 AllCH ST., P11ILA. Bend for Circular.
MHvdAw
rTOKN KEMOVEH.
TICTORU CORN
REMOVER.
Warranted te eradicate completely and In a
short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
soft, without pain. Sold by Goe. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Lechor, Jehn B. Kanffman, Dr. Wm. worm-
ley, Ana. u, ,' rev, Unas. J. nnuimyer, ana at
IlECUTOLD'S IlltUtl 8TOBK,
declMyd Ne. 401 West Orange 8U
VHOUKBIBB.
Hian a hade coffees.
Kine old Government Java and Mecha
Coffees, the best In the market. Our Java Ulen
ded Coffee speaks for luelf : rich and fragrant,
Vc. per pound. Very fine Plantation Kle
Coffees, our beat only aw. per pound; ene very
popular at lie We want you tecall and try our
12hc. Coffee The excellent quality of our
Coffeos and line Teas Is making friends fast and
Arm. Our dally sales show a stonily increase,
rredh Koaated every day. A full line of fancy
Grocerlei. Please glve us a trial order.
UEO. WIANT,
augW-lvd Ne. 113 West King Street.
l.T BUIiaiv'S.
MOur btern will clmsuatup. uiM during the
summer inentln, with the exception et Sat
urdays, when we clese at lu p. m.
PICNIC PLATES
-AND-
PICNICGROCERIES
AT
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCABTEB, PA.
-PerHttle AOOODbArE. Price, 111.00.
OAMUiAuma.
CTANDARD OAKIUAQE WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILLEB
Market Street,
Bear of Poateffloo, Laneaater, Pa,
My stock comprises a large variety of the
Latest Style Buggies, Phntens, Carriages, Mar.
ket and Business Wagons, which 1 otter at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
terms.
I call special attention te a few et my own de.
signs, ene of which la the KDOEBLKVCLOSKD
PHYSICIAN COUPE, which Is dectdedly the
neatest, lightest and meat complete Physician's
Carrlas:e In the country.
Persons wishing te bny a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear tn mlud that
tbey take no rtsk In buying my work. Every
Carriage turned out In ahrhteen vuars auoed
one that U the kind of guarantee I have te otter
the public Alt work tully warranted. Please
give me a call.
BEPAIBINQ PBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set et workmen especially employed ler
that purpose
WATCH EJ.
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ATUUEB, CLOCKS, ta.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ae.
Sl'ECIALSALE OF OOLD-flLLKD CASES
(Bess's Manufacture), hunting or open-ca?ed
watch, nlckle works, 1ft Jewels, stem winding
and setting (limited number) at tJu.00.
Alse 75 lu sUvercd hunting cases, same works,
atl7.50 each.
Great bargains In Lancaster Watches. All the
best Elgin and ethers. Correct time dally by
telegraph i only place In city. Best watch and
Jew&ry 'repairing. L. WEBKK.
Ne. VOX North queen Street.
(NearF. B.B. station.)
-Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Optleal
Goods.
MINERAL WATERS,
Al'OLLINAlBS WATEB,
the Queen of Table Waters," Hawthorn Spring
of Saratoga, at
JtSiUAitra old wine stoke.
11, C. BLAYMAUii, Agt.
MOVMMMVMMUHlMa UOOB.
w
K UAVK A LAKQK 8TOOK.
Or TltR B8T
R.EFRIGERATOR.S
IN TUB CITT,
The Pierce Dry Air Refrigerator.
UAKDKN llOHIt, WATJCH OOOLKHB,
1VK OHKAlt FRKKZEHS,
And afull line of HOUSErUKrUSlllNO GOODS
The largest stock of OA8 FIXTUKlCain the
city. Bptwlal attention paid te Uas-rttttng, Tin
Hoenngmna npeuimg . . -..
We havelust received another lotef these ase.
OLOISKS.
JOOP.SOHAITM&SOIf,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LAROASTBH. PA.
F
MNN&MKKNKMAN.
PRICES
MARKED DOWN
Weed and Iren Pomps,
TERRA-COTTA
-AND-
Iren Moter and Drain
PIPES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
"WTM. A. K1EFFER. ALDUS O.HERIt
KIEFFER 8c HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse).
Invite all Housekeepers te Call and Inapect
their stock of
HeusefmnishiTig Goods.
A Compteto Line constantly en hand. COOK
STOVES and UANUKS, PAULO It STOVES,
HEATKUSand PUBNACES.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
After carefully examining the merits of nil
Offered te the trade, we have selected
THE "ARGAND,"
rer UASOLINE.and
THE if DANGLER,"
Ter COAL OIL.
As the llest, when all points are oensldorcd, te
offer te our patrons.
Cell and see us. We love te show our goods,
and are neB offended If you de net purchase.
Hemeinber, we are agents for
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufactured by Puller A ' Warren Company,
Trey, N. Y, which has no rival In durability,
economy of fuel und control of gas. New Is the
tlme te examlne and becouie posted for Autumn
purchases.
UEMEMUElt THE PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COUKT HOUSE )
spa-tfd&w
WAUL fAl'BU.
RT WALL PAPER STORE.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. 134 N0RTU QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEll, PA.
Anether large let of OILT PAPKB8 lust ar
rived will be sold cheap. Call early and leek at
them and get prices, will net keep thorn leug,
ier the prlce will sell them.
Window Shades made ready te hang. Plain
Shade Cleth all colors. Window Similes made
and hung promptly, Lace Curtains, Peles,
Chains, Heeks, etc.
TNe trouble te show goods.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANOABTEB. PA.
TJUARES W. PHY.
WE HAVE 40 OB CO ODD
Wire Window Screens
WITH WIBE ATTACHED ON.
The BIzea are 25x27, 20x32, 27x30,
31x33, And Se On.
In order te close theiu out quick we will sell
them ut 13 te S3 cents aplcce. Come seen and
bilngyourmcasureandyeu may llud Just what
yen want.
Webavobeendelngablg trade In SCBEEN8
this week again. Orders ceme In from SO te 75 a
day. Yeu miss It If you don't take udvantagoef
tbese low prices.
EVEBYTHINU MUST HE SOLD.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
TOOK QAU7.B UNDERWEAR.
rer Ladlrs, OeutR and Misses at Beduced
l'rltOB, GO TO UECIITOLD'S.
Alse Dress and Wet krng Shirts. I'anU, Over,
alls, Dustea, llats, Ladtus, Units, Misses and
Beys b tee kings In great variety. Noekwear.
Cellars, Cuffs, Uandkcrchlets, Suspenders and
Notions. All cheap te suit the times.
AT BKCllTOLD'S,
Ne. 61 North Queen street.
P. 8. Choice building Mtone and wind for Bale,
Q.EORQB ERNST,
JB.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
BESIDENCE-NO. 633 WEST KING ST.
BUOl'-EAST GBANT ST., Opposite Station
Heuse.
AU work receives my prompt and personal at.
tentlen.
All kinds of Jobbing attended te at short no.
tlcnand en reasonable, terms, Drawings and
Ings and
eJHja
x.sumKivn lureuavut
etermaa.
lURQKR A BOTTOW,
YOU WILL FIND
Men's, Bey's and Children's
CLOTHING
Harked Down SO LOW that It wilt be greatly
I your Interest te call and examine the OOODB
and PKiunn, ii in neoe. el any mere MBD1UM
or LIGHT WEK1IITH this season.
We Manufacture All Our Goods,
AndQuaranteetbem Plrseciass In Every Par
tlcular. WE UAVK A FULL LINK or
SUMMER CLOTHING
In Seersucker, Mohair. Alpaca, Drappette and
Linens at Prices Astonishingly Lew, Goods as
Beprcsonted or Menoy Belunded.
BUE&EB, & SUTTOS,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, PA.
OW l'RICEH,
LOW PRICES.
Prices that make purchasers of every ou Ho He
mer can be round hore new. Te theae who de
net need
CLOTHING
At present. Lew Prices are of no advantage;
but H we have In stock what you want, our
prices will plaaae you.
MEN'S SUITS AT $8.00.
WOBTU MOBE MONET.
MEN'S SUITS AT $10.00.
Were Conslderod Cheap at 11100.
Men's Suits all the way In price from $3.00 te
r.oe. It would be unreasonable for you te ask
for thorn at a lower figure. They're down te
the lowest notch.
Bej'a and Children's Clothing
Are pretty well down, but seme very nlce
styles are here yet. It don't matter hew nlce
they are ; we don't want them any longer ; and
whenwe want them te go, we use Lew Prices
as me means.
d
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
NO. 13 HAST KTNO STRHHT,
LANCA8TEB. PA.
MlI.llHXRT.
B
ARGAINS I
SPECIAL
BARGAIN SALE
-or-
RIBBONS
-AT-
ASIffi'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEll, TA.
Commencing Friday, July 23.
Flve Hundred Pieces l'laln. Striped and Fancy,
Satin and oites qbaijI biuuens,
In Nes. Handle, at
FIFTEEN CENTS A YABD.
Twe Hundred rieces Ne. 8, All Silk, Satin and
Gres Grain, Otteman and Satin, and Twe
Toned battn Blbben, l'lcet Edge, at
SEVEN CENTS A IAUU,
Twe Huudrcd I'loces, the same'styles and qual
ity, In Ne. 7, at
NINE CENTS A YARD.
One Bundled l'lecei Ne. i Satin Ribbons, all
colors, at
TOUIt CENTS A YARD.
One Hundred Pieces Ne. S Satin Ribbon, all
colors, at
FIVE CENTS A YABD.
One Hundred Pieces Ne. 7 Batiu Blbben, all
colors, at
BIX CENTS A YARD.
One Hundred Pieces Ne. 0 Batlu Blbbeu, all
EIGHT CENTS A YARD.
One Hundicil l'Icces Ne. U Satin Blbben, all
colors, at
TEN CENTS A YABD.
FIVE 11UNDBED YARDS
Of Elegaut Cieam Orleutal Laces, four te flve
Inches wide, at
TEN CENTS A Y'ABD.
t'lVE HUNDRED YARDS
Of Elegant Creim Oriental Lace, seven Inches
wide, at
TWELVE AND A-H ALF CENTS A YABD.
One Hundred Dezen Ladles' LluonCape Cellars,
ail sizes, at
SIX CENTS Al'IECE.
Bargains In Black, Colored and Cream Surah
silks.
V We are making Great Reductions tn every
department aud Invite all te come and see
theui,
HYKRS
MM
JMWMLM.VT, 0C.
JT & KHOADS, JEWELER
Watches,
Diamonds,
My Repair Dept.
is Fully Equipped
and Respectfully
Solicit Repairing of
Fine and Complicated
Watches, Musical Bexes,
Bronzes, Jewelry and any
Intricate Piece of Mechanism.
H. Z. RHOADS, 4 WEST KING STREET.
rUHHlTUMB.
rEINITSU'H FUKNITUKE DEPOT.
Te Keep Coel and Comfortable Daring (he Het Months,
It la necessary te find soma Coel Retreat. Te be Comfortable In that retreat
Yeu Need a Geed Easy
Rocker, Settee or Chair,
And you ean find tbe Largest Assortment at
HEINITSH' FURNITURE DEPOT,
NOS. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN ST., LANOABTER, PA.
CABHIAUB
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYS WINS.
HONEST WORK ! HONEST PRICES I
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
126 and 128 EAST KING STREET,
(HXABLY OPPOSITE TIIJO LKOPABD HOTEL), LANCABTKR PA.
Nene But First-Class Mechanics Employed. Ne. 1 Material, and That Only, Used
PBICES TO SUIT TUK TIMES. ALL WORK GUAKANTKED.
BUGGIES, PMTONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS.
t h.nnnn hand and for sale chean the follewlnir flrst-clats second-hand work : OnaLlsht
One-M
an Wsgen, suitable lertrack purpoae, one Light Feur-l'asscnger Drag.ene Flrst-clas Ex
n Tep Phroten, two Light Jnmp-SeatCarrlages. Alse, Second-Hand Tep and Tretting ling ling
eth side bar and end springs, Ilastness Wagons, Sporting Wagons and Market wagons,
tension
ftn. n
which will be sold attheMO3TUKAS0Na.BLE
chase or net. Notrenblotoshowthe work.
PARTICULAR ATTENTIPN PAID TO REPAIRING.
MO-DOXT FOROET THE PLACE.-
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
NOS. 126 and 128
iarm ixavitAKVB vempajtt.
T
UE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
COMPARISON OF TWO MATURED ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
SAME YEAR. SAME AGE. SAME PLAN.
DIFFERENT RESULTS.
THE MUTUAL LIFE. THE NEW YORK LIFE.
Fifteen Year Endewment. Fifteen Year Endowment.
Iisutd Jdrcft a, IJ??. limed December 11, 1S70.
Ne. 100.HO. Ne. 77,110.
Annual premium, $ 343 (S5 $ 313 65
Amount of policy, 5,000 0(1 $5,000 00
Dividend additions, 1,690 83 1,20100
Total paid by Company, 0,6UO 6S 0,VM1 00
Total premium paid by assured, 5,151 75 5,154 76
Paid by Company inexces30f premiums ree'd, $1,530 13 11,019 25
READER If you would realize results similar te that of the Plky Helder iu the
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. Apply te
JAMES H. MARSHALL, Agent,
Ne. 20 East Walnut, or GO North Duke Streets, Lancaster, Pa.
HevamwvMtuBuma uoedm.
s
HIRK'B CARPET HALOU
CARPETS I
BEOFENIN9 OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade the Largest and Best selected Line of Carpets ever ex.
hlbttedln this city. WILTONS, VELVETS, all the Trading Make of BODY ANDTAFESTBY
BRU8SELB, TUBES-FLY, All-Weel and Cotten Chain EXTBA BUFkBS, and all quallUes of IN
GRAIN CARPETS, DAMASK and VENETIAN CARPETS. BAG and CHAIN CARPETS of our
own manufacture a speciality. Special Attention paid te the Manufacture of CUSTOM CARPETS.
AlSOaFull Line Of OIL CLOTHS, BUGS, WINDOW SHADES, COVERLETS, 0h
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
Cor. West King and
iferjfx:.
A TLANTIO CITY.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
Chester County Meuse,
Centrally located, convenient, very near the
Sea, comfortable In every way, and home-like.
NOW Ol'KN.
J. KEIM Ss SONS.
mayM-Imd
ilAPE MAY.
THE STOCKTON.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
The Finest Beach en the Coast. The Largest
and Most Elegant Seaside Hetel In the World.
WOl'ENB, JUNK SO.-S
HENRY CLAIR, Prep'r.
Late of the Grand Union Hetel, Saratoga
Springs.
JuneH-Owd
O
,FEN ALL, THE YEAR.
"THE MANSION."
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The largest and most promlnently located
Hetel. Elegantly furnished and liberally man.
aged. Thoroughly lighted, drained and ven
tilated. Open all Iho year.
CHARLES McQLADE.
JVBrepby's Orchestra. JeT-3md
SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
reopens JULY 1st, under new manage
ment. Electrle lights, electrie bells, city water,
tirst-class cuisine. Terms moderate. Fiist-class
barattacbed. UENBY UAUTEB,
J y Mind Late of Grape Hetel, Lancaster Pa.
A Full Line of the " Birth
or Menth Stones "
Mounted te Suit
Your Particular
Pane;y.
Jewelry.
WORUB.
Wagons, Sporting Wagi
1'lUCKS. GlveusacalT
PBlCEH.
whether you with te pur-
EAST KING STREET.
KHydAw
CARPETS I
Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
febSS-tmOlt
COAL.
T B. MARTIN,
waeLiaau Ann utail dsaijui is
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
-Yahd: Ne. 430 North Water and Prince
Streets, abeve Lemen. Lancaster. nJ-lyd
T3 ATJMQARDNERS ft JEFFERIE8.
GOAL DEALERS.
Officii Ne. 129 North Queen street, and Ne.
6C4 North Prince BtreeU
Yards i North Prince street, near Beading
Depot.
LANCASTER. PA.
BUgBVtld
REMOVAL.
M. V. B. OOHO
has remeved his Coel Office te Ne. IM N0BT1I
QUEEN STREET (Brimmer's New Building),
where orders will be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
WHOLESALE AID RSTAIL.
ms-tfd M.V.B.COUO.
AS MEDICINE USE THE FINEST
CALIFORNIA. BRANDY
In the Market, at
BOHREB'S LIQUOR STORE,
xa CENTRE SQUABS. Lancaster,
CTORAQK
AD-
OOMMISSION WARHHOUSB.
DANIEL MAYEB,
deea-lyd M&MWMtCksut Street.
.
Wnai(hoe aTiH. .ieJbrUei3
Lm'jium,Zm,
RKADINO f-
AS SflU IIK'
';wr.S2I,TIWA RAHiHOAJk :
LANCABTB'
Oa ar
BB4BMWOi.
- JT
&'
TIIIKI tuitramtiiu... ,-'S
fnrRftdlnvB.tTxna. m .itnBAM . 'Hi
Fer Lebanon at ll.as knf &e p. m. " .?
9! !?ler at as and 7.15 a. n. mail f.M m. m..';
Eer Lebanon at :Mp.m. "'" ' U
PerltaStinJ'.NS.0 "REET (LaneMtMy) M
t?i H,?Jn; at ;.se a. tn.. is. an n a in m. : Vi
SSI Ji"5!5?P m.. 1X40 and MS ST saT "J
"JSlWil ,&VMI.ft45?.'i'!l!E?PVr. W
rOTHiwdfnvft vjaV''V.".? .f'"?""W i f '
5aSSSRlrWrfflV
ISiSSSSM'.VSfft,'"' ".
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PG
UrTOAT TRATjrs.
v,,-
TBAINS LEAVE UEADINO
Fer Lancaster at T.ae a. at. and 4.00 p. m.
Fer Quarry vllle at 4.00 p. m. "
"ii" i.SAVC qUAHBYVILLE 'j;
or Lancaster, Lebanon and Beading at 7.10 a.M Si
...ni..ei,iiA,Bimi or. (lAncaster,)
ptn""11" ana Loblnen Rt 8-Ma.m.anaa.M
Fer Qtiarryvtlle at B:M p. m.
TBainb leave PKINCE ST. (Lancaster,)
pTni?"18 ana Lebanon " " . m. and 104
Fer goarryvllle at 8.43 n. ra.
TUAIMS LEAVE LEUANOK.
Fer Lancaster at TM a. m. and tisT
Fer QnarrlilS at 4ft jTm. """
Fer connection at Columbia, UartetU Jtina.
Hen. Lancaatar Junction, MMrSlS? BeadtiS
and Lebanon, soe tlme tables at all stalleruu
A. It. WILSON. Bunennundent
PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAD HCHED
ULE. In efTcct from June 13,1880.
..'S ? WJ? "e"T md leaTeandarrtra
at Philadelphia aa fellows :
Leavo
Leava
WE8TWABD.
Paclfle Expresst
News Express)
Way Passengert
Mafl train via ML Jey I
Ne.iMallTraln.......
Niagara Express.......
Hanover Acceui
Fast Llnef
Frederick Accem
Lancaster Accem
Uarrtsburg Accem...,
Columbia Arcem
Harrlsbnnr Exnress...
Philadelphia.
Lancaster.
ii:zu p. in.
:.T) a. m.
4:30 a. m.
7.-00 a m.
irija. ra.
0:23 a. m.
6:30 a. m.
ft Jt a. as.
ess a. m.
9.aua. m.
BMtu tn.
zee p. ra.
'i:le p. m.
2:50 p. m.
B'JO p. m.
7 Je p. m.
7:40 n. m.
via Columbia
7:40 a. m.
via Columbia
ll:M a. in.
via Columbia
viaMU Jey,
zi3 p. m.
4.40 p. m.!
8:40 p m. j
B:Mp.m.
10Sp. m.
lK!ave
Ijtncaster,
2-20 a. m.
6:03 a.m.
8:10 a.m.
8Jea.m.
9-flOa.m.
12 58 p.m.
2 os p. m.
s-oe p.m.
Chicago and Cln. Ex..)
10-45 p. m.
12:10 a. m.
Arrlve at
EA8TWABD.
Phlla. Expressf.......
Fast Llnet
Uarrtsburg Express..
Lancaster Accem ar..
Columbia Accem
Beashnre Express
Philadelphia Accem.,
Sunday Mall
Dav Krimwil
Phlla.
4:48 a.m.
8:23 a. m. .
10,-ae a. ra,
via Mt Je
11:43 a.m.
3:111 p. m,
hoop. ra.
5:43 d. m.
llarrlsburg Accem.
a:p.m.
i e:ou p. i
D'U p. is,
n. tn. InlrAAn. m.
The Lancaster Ar.rmm-u1nf Inn Iaavas ffWrT-laa
burg at 8.10 p. tn. and arrives at Lancaster at ftM
p.m.
The Marietta Accommodation leaves Celum
bla at 6:40 a. m. and rcachen Marietta at :. Alse.
leaves Columbia at 11:43 a. in. and 2:45 p. m
reachlng Marietta at 12:01 and 1M. Leavea
Marietta at 3-06 p. m. and arrives at Columbia at
8-20 1 also, leaves at 8-M and arrives at 8:30.
The Yerk AcoammedAUnn InavM M AriAttA at
ciu ana arrives at Lancaster at s-euc
With ilarrlsbunr Exnresa at 8:10 a. m.
J OOnMCliB'
The Frederick AccfimtnrnlrLMnn. vmL HmnsAt.
Ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, atU
p. m.. will run through te Frederick.
The Frederlck Accommodation, east, leave
Columbia at 12.-2S and reaches Lancaster at lxalt
p. m
Hanover Accommodation, west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara Exprem at two a. m
will run through te Jianover, dally, exeept Bun.
day.
Fast Llncv west. en Snnday, when flagtred.
will step at Downlngtewn, Ceatesvllln. Parks
burg, lit. Jey. KUzabethtewn and Middle tewau
tfhe only trains which run dolly. On Sunday
the Mall train wast runs bv way of Columbia.
J. B. WOOD. Gnnnral Pasaenirer ABant.
CUAS.E. PUUII General Manager.
VAMKB, &C.
ENRYN PARK.
Peirp Pmt
ON THE CORNWALL & MOUNT
HOPE KAILltOAD:
Te Cburches, Ledges, Societies and ether se
lect organizations contemplating oxcursleni
during thu SEASON OF 1(WJ, tbe cempanybegl
te announce that every facility has been per"
fectedfer enabllug the nublle te reach this fa
lw&s!y
Sa. r
. -rfMumeia ua bsaeaatw at lis a.
rr joen and Me n. as. "
.w OhJokrea at 7.M a. se. and 11.001I. S.
verite roaert, and no effort has been spared te .'
make PENRYN l'ABK mere attractive than ?
ever berore. Fer the free use of excursionists)
9
ltOATAnvtTinr.i.Airi! runnnrr. fy
LAWN TENNIS AND BASE BALL GROUND". i
TABLAB, BENCHES, SWINGS,
DANCING PJTVILION.BAND STAND.LABQE
SHELTER HOUSE, KITCHEN,
BASKET AND CLOAK BOOMS. AND j-:
OBSEBVATOBY ON TOP OF SOUTH MOUN- -J
TAIN.
There Is also a BEFBESUMENT AND DIN-.
ING BOOM In charge et a competent caterer, Sr:
hAm,nfulamn hnnnwnrnil Rt nindHnitji rAtjhBf jm
besides Phetngraph Gallery, News Stand ana-
Telcgrupli Office. ,vffi
tar Ne Intoxicating Liquors Allowed cm the ",
Grounds. kl
Arrangements ler Excursions from all potato .?
mi, h. mtulA hv nnnlvlnir tn -;
CABLVeN SCI1MALEN8EE, J-'&A
BupU Cornwall A Mt. Hepe B.'K., -j
Or C.G.HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. AgU J-,1
l'eu. x ueaaing it. k.,
no.i.7COUiaxeuruiDu, rmu,
mayia-duiu
JTT. GRETNA l'ARK.
it. e-ssEi PAEK,
-FOB ,:
excursions & picnics:
This park is located in the heart of the Seutll ",,
Mountain en the Line of the ;'J,
Dntinrnll Ar. T.ntinnnn RftllrYaHi?i3
Winn mllAA nnnlh nf Ihn CltV Of LObanOM.t
within easy distance of llarrlsburg, Beadlns;,, yj
Lancaster. Columbia and all points en the Phfl- yj
adelphla as Beading and l'enusyl vanla BaU-V
reaas. ma greunus aru lurge, uuvuriug usi
dreds el acres, and are FREE TO ALL.
The Conveniences are
A LARGE DANCING PAVILION,
A SPACIOUS DINING HALL,
BAGGAGE AND COAT BOOM, --.-:
PUOTOGBAPH UALLERT.
Whlte ihe AramfreTnAntH for Amusement nntt.
sist or e;
mtnOtlKT AND BALL GROUNDS. V4
BOWLING ALLEY,
SHOOTING GALLERY,
FLYING HORSES,
unnne, t.
OUOITS. AO-A.",
Tables for Lunchen. Bnstle Seats and fleasMM .,
are scattered throughout the grounds. AstMrvl
AttracUeu ler the easen of IStd U 1 ,
4.&C l., i uw, W i
Cevering nearly Twenty Acres, en wniea
placed a number of Elegant New uesh,
along the banks et which are pleasant walks
lovely scenery. rarties aesinng uraa
ilnal.attli. Parlr na thn Olnlnir Hall
nnder the supervision of E. M. BOLTZ. I
LxBAnea Vallxt Heuse. These who :
spend A DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS e
no place se beautiful or affording se rnassv
irleasm
"t
NO INTOXICATlNONKALLOWfW M
Excursions from all points en the PeansytT.
nla Railroad, wUl be curried direct te tfte raw ,
without enange ei cars.
Excursion rates and full Information
obtained upon application te Gee. W.
Assistant General Paasenirar Asent. Peni
nla Railroad, 233 Seuth Fourth street. PeJN
nM. nrln .1 H .IKNNINOS.-
SupU C. L. BaUread, Lebanon, If,'
aaayStVSmd jxh,l
mOTIOMM.
r-
"ORISMAN'S.
GENTLEMEN'S
Balbriggan and Qwai MttWf
Pa.
-TJIK BEST- , $
White Shirte-
urKTlES. PLAIN AND FANCY I
SCARF PINS, BLEEVKaSUrfOWfc?
aUSPENDEHH, T -
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ERISMAN'S,
NO. M TOT KW( - tAC4tssV i
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