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LANCASTER Al'KIL ST. 1SS7.
The Seuth l'enn.
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0"-i Xem AlMSUurg siecKuuiuers iu me cuuiu
Panaaylvania railroad pretest against the
-3 jatMtge of the bill allowing that read te be
"-jtUtmemDered, ana say mat its purpose is te
'?MiAble the Fennsilvania railroad te get
,7 possession of the eastern end, from Mt.
Dallas, Bedford county; which it could
utilize, and which would further enable it
te throttle the project of a competing
through line te the West.
Ne doubt the object of the bill is some
thing of this kind, and it would put a step
te the possibility of another competing
through line te Pittsburg from the Last.
Bat the prospect of the construction
of this line seems te bs made quite doubt
ful by the treaty of amity that has taken
place between the Pennsylvania and Head
ing railroad managers. We believe that
.the Seuth Penn has a traffic agreement of
g -tome sort with the Heading, but it will net
PS of great practical value in the face or
tn inimical control of the Heading com-
,; piny. It is true that the state censtitu-
tlen should give it protection in obtaining
'. an eastern outlet te its completed line te
Harrisburg, but it is equally true that
t just new the railroads are stronger than
I, the constitution and are able te defeat its
effort te secure free interchange of traffic.
Seme day there will be a different state of
'-things and a railroad need net extend its
line te the ocean,, the lakes or a great
competing point, te get a fair share of
business.
Railroad management is in a transition
tate, and has passed from the unre
trained control of its efficenuQnaer the
restraint of the laWjjm&irnatfenal railroad
Commission uaanninir Intn belncr te con.
traffic; when things settle down te
their proper condition Pittsburg may build
its line te Ifarrisburg with an assurance
that the reads it meets there must take and
give it the traffic that belongs te it. The
Baltimore & Ohie will be able te get its
freight cars from Philadelphia te New
Toik, without building a line of its own;
and railroad building will be promoted by
the a&urance that a read cannot be bottled
up by its rivals.
At present no short railroad can be built
in 'competition with the great railroads
existing. Lancaster would long age lme
had a local railroad through the rich coun
try te the east, but for the obvious fact
that when built it would meet the compe
tition of the Pennsylvania railroad, which
would carry for nothing by the roundabout
route from New Helland, te starve out its
little rival. The need of the day is a heavy
public beet, always ready te be swung at
the coat tails of the railroad director. And
the commission beet is likely in the end te
have the needed vigor.
The New Talk of War.
Europe is again disturbed with talk of
war. A couple of months age there was a
general opinion that the nations there
would be in the threes of war as seen as
the armies could move in the spring. After
the German election, however, there came
a calm and it seemed that Bismarck did
set seek war and that Prance was net
ready for it. It has come te be felt that
when Germany does net want war there
will be none ; and that when she does, she
will speedily find a pretext for it. There is,
therefore, no profit in looking te see
whether there is a cause for war ; the
whole matter depending upon the
disposition of the rulers.
The French people have been burning
for years te avenge their defeat by Ger
many, but the French riders are net be
lieved te be anxious for it. They have little
te gain and much te lese by war. The
people, again defeated, would held their
governors responsible, and a new form
et government would be likely te take
possession of the defeated republic. Seem
inaly the danger of war rests upon the
ability of the French rulera te
restrain French sentiment, which is no
tably hard te held. There U no geed
reason te believe that Germany intended
in Its late seizure et a French official
te furnish a cause for war. But the inci
dent has fallen upon such an excited state
of feeling in France that war mav nessl-
;; tely result. We will net be in a hurry te
believe in its early coming after our re-
j. MtakakArfl dUnnnMntmanta fTH.,. a
UJMVOMPWM UAatSt'AUSliVlUllias XUCIU UiU Dccll
SOMOOgn taiK in the last yearjte provide
war for every nation In .Kurepe,
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.t.?varihBn liTnrflani lnn in rPna.lrnn i.....
b vw ue fiiuuwaiiuu ui nur.
r.'Xtfltnd does net hunger for it ; nor Tur
'tew. Busala is net in condition for it ; and
btrdly France. Austria does net seek it ;
VfBd about Germany nobody knows. It is
r- .,;wn euuugu tun buv niu uuiiceen n, it buu
-aaw bes uunic inac 1 ranee is preparing te
jSOBM day contest with her the possession
. tf Alsace and Lerraine. As this is the
i- general belief, it may be that Germany will
twaatder it prudent te hasten the inevitable
L"1 aVmtaa t nrifl mfytf. tha lanA urtian atiA !
'MmnW mr,A Vr.r,e I. .till ..III.. J
"iUiOa the temrier therefore nf thn Frnnnh
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at Menu te hang the issue.
The lunirlliDnei.
fe' The Heuse has passed the congressional
iMeiMiiuutlve apportionment bills in
naauirnees and regardless of the
te their constitution.
eaaiitutren provides that
dutv shall ha nw.
fsaeed iMBeediaWy titer the deeetw
nlal censtu, ted IV Is the " duty
undoubtedly of the drat assembly
meeting thereafter. Whether, when this
duty Is net performed by that legislature, It
becomes the duty of every legislature,
until done, is an Interesting question.
Probably It may be decided te be a con.
tlnulng legislative duty, from the necessity
of the cese.
The question raised as te the constitu
tionality of the apportionment in Lycoming
county is based upon the fact that Lycem
ing has less than 100,000 population, ami
its city of WilUamspert lias less popula
tion than entitles it te a. separate represen
tation; part of the county was tacked en te
the city te make up its dellciency. TI.e
constitution pre. hies that counties of
100,000 population shall be divided
into separate dlstrlcts.wid cities centatn'ng
enough people for a representative quota
shall be erected into a separate district. If
the Wllliamspert illstrict,ls lawfully made,
then every county may be divided into
separate representative districts upon the
theory that while the constitution declares
tlie'sejurate districts that shall be made, it
does sa that ethers may net betnade ; but
this does net seem te lie a sound lew.
Mr, Gi:enciK Banpkeft, the historian, hat
just returned lrem s Southern trip in a very
talkative humor, lie Is full et enthusiasm
ter the New Seuth and President Cleveland,
who be says is very strong with the South
erners, but as his work has been en the past,
he cannot help alhidtnir te history, and inti
mates that he may write en certain
features or 1'resldent Polk's administration.
It Is a pity that the venerable gentleman can
not condense a little mere In writing, and
give us a history of this very young nation
with great and small events in true propor
tion, and net Oiling mere than two volumes.
Americans as a rule hare net time te wade
through even the meat condensed edition of
his works, and if he should live te bring
them down te our own times the whole story
could only be read by students.
Tm: railroad rate en coal from Pittsburg te
Cleveland, 150 miles, is 0 cents a ten ; last
week it was (1 ; last year It was SO cents. The
cost of carrying a ten te Lancaster, 175 miles,
Is f 1 'AX It Is net te be reduced, because
there is no competition. The Inter-state bill
does net reach the case, Cleveland net being
In tue same direction as Lancaster.
A Cincinnati phrenologist, Prof. KJgar
C. Heall, has been pawing at the head of the
bumptious Jehn L Sullivan, and it is said the
champion submitted gracefully. "Professer"
Usall finds that Sullivan's constitution and
temperament give strength ler all animal
enjoyment, " everything," in fact, butatudy,
and that his black hair and dark grey eyes
indicate great intensity of passion, with con
siderable accuracy of judgment in practical
atlalrs. "The head measures twenty-two and
a half Inches, which Is half an Inch above the
full size, but as the quality of the erganln-,
slen is net favorable te activity of the Intel
lect, of course, he will never de much in the
world of thought."
It further appears from the bumps that
Jehn Sullivan is net aggressUe by nature,
and net se severe and cruel as people sup
pose; he "has very small self esteem or
dignity," " can held with a death grip te a
purpose when his mind is made up, but is
Impotent as te methods aud has very little
continuity et thought." He is benevolent
and generous " in a certain way."
Intellectually Mr. Sullivan Is quick te ob
serve and estimate the qualities of material
things, but his upper forehead slopes efT at
the ether side, showing little capacity for
philosophy or abstract thought Ills power
In this respect, together with his perception
of inotlen and distance, the facilities of
weight and size, explain the secret of his
pugilistic dexterity and skill, lie discerns
with the rapidity of lightning the Intentions
of an opponent and directs his blew with the
precision of an artist. Socially this man will
always stand in his own light, for he has
neither cunning, suavity nor sulllcient
fluency of language te display himself te the
best advantage, and if there are better men
than he, there are also many who are worse."
PERSONAL.
IIemiyM.Stam.kv, the explcrer, takes
snutl when tmellug In very het regions,
lie says that It helps te preserve bis eyesight
Dr.. Jeiiv R. McAllisteii, of Philadel
phia, has been elected by the beard of man
agers of the Harrisburg hospital te the ikwI ikwI
tlen of resident physician.
Themas M. Celemav, age TO, for many
years connected with the Philadelphia J.ed.
ger, was married in that city te Miss Hess
Mcllulgan, age 20. Eight or nine years age
he waa retired lrem the l.ttlgcr by Mr.
Childs, with a pension of .'0 a week. In ad ad
dltien, ou account of his long services, Mr.
Cbllds gave him presents frequently and al
lowed htm expenses whenever he wanted te
travel. Kelloved et all business cares, own
ing several houses and with a constant in
come Mr. Celeman settled down te the full
enjoyment of lite in bis declining years ac
cording te his individual tastes.
WAH MlaH H.M31A A aft ?
A lUmlnucenra of the Slrge of Atlanta.
M)trleui Ueatn of a Nerse.
Of all the weird stories which have been
told of the siege of Atlanta, ssysthe Consti
tution, one of the meat tragic and sensational
has never been seen in print
It was when General .Sherman was playing
bide and seek with the army el General Jee
Johnsten, en the way from Chattanooga, that
a woman et ravishing beauty made her ap
pearance in Atlanta. Where she came from
no one knew ; of her people she never spoke;
but It was surmised by some of the ladles
who had getten near her that abe bore some
secret sorrow peibaps the sacrifice of
home loved one en the bloody fields el
Virginia.
Iiay by day train leads of wounded Con
federates reached Atlanta from the front
The ladies of the city engaged In hospital
work with a 79al worthy the sisters and
wives of brave men. Zsaleus as all were in
this work, Miss Knims, which waa the only
name by which she waa generally known,
became noted because of her endurance and
fidelity. As she passed from ward te ward
the dying men would turn their eyes smil
ingly toward her. Hue was indeed the angel
of the hospital.
Notwithstanding all this the eye of suspic
ion fell upon her. Waa ahe a spy ? The
question would have been laughed at by
most people, and yet there were these who
detected in her manner something which
they did net like. Hut this suspicion was
hushed by the uniformly philanthropic
wcrk in which Miss Kmma was engaged.
At lout Nueriuan's lines weredrawn around
the city, aud the people began te experience
all the horrors et a siege. The sick and dy
ing were multiplied and the eflerla of noble
women te relieve tliem hwama .,ii....iui
Miss Emma grew pale with her excessive
work. Kest she declined te take while a
Ji' TV? !i8 bcdaged or a dying man
longed for kind werdt "
The aeund of revelry was often heard amid
the din of battle. Even when the people re
driven Inte the tomb-preori theysSng and
danced, for they reoegn'iyed the pbUoaepb;
el driving grid away by pleaaire. BallJ
somewhat impromptu, it Is true, were alven
and the ladies looked mere "harinTSS ?la their
Confederate toilets than they could have
looked in silks. The officers were alwav.the
b)aux en such occasions, for Imih. 'i. ..
traded by bravery.
Te these gatherings Miss Emma never
went, but there came a time when ahe was
pressed te go. The colonel of a gallant In
fantry regiment had Invited her te a bomb
proof ball. Miss Emma was pressed le go as
a relief from the pressing hospital work which
waa slowly killing her. She at last oenaented,
and waa seen in the whirl of the merry
daneera.
The kind lady with whom Miss Emma
ledged did net awake until the aun waa an
hour high the next day, She had net heard
Miss Emma enter, but no dream of harm
entered her mind. Hhe determined net te
disturb the peer lady, bat te let ber slef p ea,
ferdid netherfslthful aer vlee entitle ter te
rest?
There were excited crowds upon the street.
Orderlies en horseback dashed le and fro.
The rear of feUurmaa'a arUUer wm Meets.
-leg mere and mere terrific There wa
something In the air which announced that
a ci bin was Imminent.
Hut aUII the lady slept !
The hour was growing Ute, and the excite
tnentofthepeepTo outside was Increasing.
A knock at Miss Raima's deer brought no
answer. When the deer was burst open a
singular sight was presented.
Herllnlng upon the set, Miss Kmma lay
as it in pcarelul sleep. Mie was dressed In
white, with a yellow belt around her waist
and a blue rape thrown carelessly across her
shoulder. Upen thn tlnger oteno ham! waa
an elegsnt diamond ring. The ether arm,
snowy In its whltenes., was thrown abese
her head. She proentnl a beautiful picture.
She didn't move upon the entranre of her
friend.
Te the touch s'ie was cold.
If she breathed at nil It was se qu'etly that
death could net "till It mere.
The cape was luted, when a horrible wound
In the breast was disclosed. It npiHurcd as
If a whele lesd of bird shot hud been ledged
In her been). Peer Kinnia was dead
murdered 1
Hut by whom
The window overlooking tlie garden was
raised. Ttieloetprlutsnt seerl men were
visible and the be upon which they steed
in order te reach the window was still In
place. It was evident that alter the peer girl
met her death her body was qtiletly carried
back, thrust through the wludew and the
remains arranced upon the sela with an eye
te every detail which might have an effect.
Jotanartlcleel jewelry was missing. Kery
thing was tn ptnee.
Hut Sherman's men were entering the city.
The gallant Confederates were retreating.
Confusion reigned supreme. In the general
stampede which followed lesser sensatiens
were forgotten. When at last the smoke of
battle bad cleared away and pople returned
te rebuild their fortunes, the fate of the
murdered woman was recalled and three
theories were maintained.
One was lh.it during the lull a shrapnel
shell bad penetrated the street, and explod
ing, (killed Miss Km in a. The second was
that en her way home she had been outraged
and murdered by her ecerU The third was
that she was a tederal spy, that she was
tA-sked with her Identify, and that she had all
alone been furnlh!ng Sherman with impor
tant Information. Knr.iged by her treachery
the men seutenced her te death and executed
the sentence. Her body was then hurriedly
returned te the room from which she had
emerged the evening before, joyous aud
beautiful.
Hut it was two late te ln estlgate. After a
while the whole matter was torgetten, and
even new her grave In Oakland la unknown.
IICI.V. 31 J. VVUHJ31.
Skttch et the First Comptroller et tbeTreaiury.
A rremlnent Udd Fellow.
On the Ism of March, 15, Milten J. Dur
ham, el Kentucky, was appointed by Cleve
land as first comptroller of the treasury te
succeed William Lawrence, of Ohie. The
duties el the first comptroller consist in
countersigning all warrants Issued by the
secretary of the treasury, also the auditing et
drafts ; from marshals, collectors of revenue
secretaries of the territories and ether dis
bursing agents with various miner duties net
sufficiently important te be mentioned in de
tail. Milten J. Durham Is a citizen of Dan
ville, Ky., and was born in Mercer county, of
that state, May 10, 1:21. He studied at Asbury
I nlverslty, Indiana, and graduated from
thence in IS 1 1. He studied law in Louis
ville, and in turn graduated from the law
school in l-eOi In 1-01 he was made a Judge
of the circuit court In W- he was elected
te Congress from the Lighth Kentucky dis
trictand was twice re-elected in 11 with
out organized resistance. In 1STS however,
be was succeeded by Philip I. Thompson,
Jr., wbewasat one time prominently men
tioned for commissioner of internal revenue.
During his congressional career Mr. Durham
served en many Important committees, nota
bly these of banking and currency and el
appropriations During the late war Mr,
Durham was a pronounced pre Union
man, and has always been noted
for his conservative Mews. The lint
comptroller of the treasury is an ab
solute check en every department of the
government, and net even the president's
order or that et the secretary of the treasury
Is el any avail it the first comptroller with
holds his signature. The ability required
for this office is of the highest kind, and upon
the proper administration or iu duties, tbe
administration of the entire government
hinges.
Judge Durham Is te deliver the address in
tbe last week of April, Is 57, at the Odd Fel
lows' centennial celebration at Portsmouth,
Virginia. Judge Durham is or tbe highest
rank among OJd Fellows, having served
two terms as grand tire et the order In the
United States.
XMAIUS UULLAHB.
Only 4,500,000 el the Uatstandlng lo.eoo.ooo
Thus Far ludaemed.
The resumption of' the trade dollar is nearly
accomplished, The total nurabsrsent te the
dlllerent mints and sub-treasuries be far, as
nearly as can be ascertained, was 1,600,000
a much smaller number than was calculated
en by the people. Zimmerman ,t l'ershay,
of New Yerk, made the closest estimate
from the data they had in hand before the re
demption commenced, placing the number
at from 5,000,000 te 0,000,000. Only -150,000
were received from China, from which the
most were expected. Frem Heng Keng
115,000 of them have Just been received via
Londen. Ne mere are expected from China
or Japan. Up te Tuesday the sub-treasury
at New Yerk bad received 2,030,000 all told.
Small amounts are still coming In dally. At
first mere than 100,000 a day were received.
New the receipts are reduced te 8,000 te 10,.
000 a day, and these come In lets of 50 te 100.
Even these will cease In a few days, and
that will be tbe last of tbe 10,000,000 isaued
by the government Refere long they will
be commanding a premium as rare coins.
Killed by a colt.
C. B. Pest, a prominent merchant and
wealthy citizen of Centrevllle, a borough near
Tltuavllle, was killed by a kick from one of
his cells Tuesday morning. Ills body waa
run ever and dragged along a considerable
distance, He waa conveyed into McLean's
store unconscious, aud in about twenty min
utes waa dead, having received internal In.
juries. His son was severely injured by a
pitcn rrem tne eirrtage. Deceased was
widower but a few months, and was well
known In stock and produce circle through
out the atate.
Kidnaped by Uaudlta.
Damase Campe, a planter, baa bean kid
naped near Vegas, Cuba, by bandits who de
mand (25,000 for his ransom.
Itaiure and call for llr. Bull's Cough byriin. If
1 ou lira troubled with a bad cough or cold.
Mr 1.. U. Kteter.el Lancaster, Vs.. writes us:
i,.Sv.ln.K tt Pnd'iet le of alii'eVt'tblrty days
standing, and attertijing hull a dnzeu advar"
ttsed prD&ratlen In iha market without aiitl..
lifitery re.ulu. I tried Solvatien m ana In ll.s
than ibrw. days my leg wm all riant aSiiS
There's nothing like It. ' rlnl sga'"-
MeUiarst MeUwall Metbsrstl
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a s ck child suffering and crying wltt
the excruciating pain of cutting teeit If e
go at once and get a betUe of Mils. W1NSLQ wa
bOOTUING BVUUr. 1. wut relieve . the rloer
HtUe suffer Immedlately-depend upeult i there
is no mistake about It There U net a mother
en earth who has ever used It who will net um
you at once that It will regulate the bowels, and
give rest te the mother, and rellet and health te
the child, operating Ilka magic It Is perfectly
safe te use In all cases' and pleasant te the taste,
and laths prescription of one of the eldest and
best female physicians and auras In the Unite
atAtaa. aeld every where. Veeats a bottle.
saayn-lydaw
trrnuAt motto,
I -fc A . .-i. -".
StltUm'S COUtitk ana ConsnmpUem Curs
Is sela lijr us en ajruarte. It curt Con
sumption. Sold by H. H. Cochran, druggist,
Mns. 1J7 and 1M North Vlueun su, Lancaster,
tsi
A Bad MUroHen.
Is te Tnta'a nice famllr of boys and girls
and thcmhATn them carried Inte an early cravs
by that icirllilc disease Consumption, lleed
the waming and check It tn tts rirt stacks by
the prompt ue of hme'i lhUsaui for the Thnmi
and Luugs, warrautpd te riiru and relieve all
iiu luiik. wmrrautru in
case. Prien sur. and tl
case, rrlcn bee. and tl rer sain tiy II. K.
Cochran, Onigglst, Ne. Uf North yuoeu tnt.
4TUM llri. 3J
Oss Benn Rt mets a Cuss.-Mr. (Hear K. a
Kech, of Allentown, l'H was bednut within within
flammatery rtaenuiatlsin In the winter of lws.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. Ha
commenced using Unw' Uheutnatle Uetnedy
By the time he had used halt a bottle ha could
leave hit bed t when he had nntshed the bottle
he was enrvd and has net had a return of Um
disease since. In his own word, H 1 leal better
than ever before." l'rtce II, by all drugrtata.
tebtMnvlHWar
8!.KNt'I.KssNl(l!IT!. mal1m!.M-!,lnl,v!ht
terrible ceugb. hlleh's uuru Is the rvuii'dy ter
you.
9eld tv II. 11. Ceuhrun. druirirtAi. x.v. m
and 139 North (Jueen St., Lancaster, t'a. (1)
A captain's Fortunate Discovery.
Capt Celeman, schn Weymouth, plying bo be
twwra Atlantic City and N. ., had lawn treu,
bled with a cough se that he was unable tesleen-
u II il trua I rti. it sunt. In 1 te tft.a W.',. ltl.. :
ery for Consumption. ' It net only gave hlui In-1
stunt relief, tmt allayed the uxtruinu soreness et
his breast Ills chlhtrvn were similarly affected
and a single dose had the umn hinnv t.fTnrt-
llr king New Discovery Is new tne standard
remedy In the Celeman honieheldand en beard
the schooner, rree trial bottles of tbl standard
remedy at H. U. Cechmn's Urug Stere, 1ST and
lit North (jueen street Lancaster, 1'a. (t)
Raeklaa'e Aralea Bam.
The Best Salve In the world for Cats, Bruises.
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Uhenin, rever Beres, Tetter.
CfcApped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skin
smpiieiu, ana positively cures rues, or no pay
required. It U guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price a eenta per
box. for sale by H B, Cecnran, Ununrtst. ltl
and 1 Nena Queen street LanauVar, PL
COtlUlt. WUtKlPINU COUOIt and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shlleh'a Cum. Sold by
II tl. Cecnran. druggist, im. 1J7 aud IS) .North
Vlueen St, Lancaster, ra. (I)
Iteuewa Her Youth.
Sirs. 1'hrobe Chesley, 1'eter.en, Clay Ce , tewa,
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
et which Is vouched for tiy the resident et the
town "Um;j lean old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness for many
years s could net dress myself without help.
New I am free from all tmln and soreness and
am able te de all my own
housework. 1 own
tny lhauks te Electric
Ultteni for hiivlnirm.
newed my youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain " Try a bottle ; only See t at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and IS North Uueen
street, Lancaster, 1'a. (j
JUST AS GOOD.
Ien't allow anyene te make you telleve anv
Other remedy Is Just as geed for sick helache
.- I'l. ,--.. O l'Vl.U I ll'!LTl
erlllllnn. fnrl, 1. tint
true,
This ts the only remedy In the erld that
strikes at the root e
I the disease and drives It
out uiveltatnat
THAT HACK1NU COUGH can be soeulckly
enred by Shlleh's Cure. We gunrintee It. sold
by U. B. Cochran drugntstl'iw.l.r; and 1S9 North
(Jueen St, Lancaster, 1'a. (i)
Da. lUtsLia Werm svacr, Purely vegetable
pleasant te take, wUl expel worms If any exist
no purgative required after nslng. Price, IB
cents, by all druggists. bU-3mdMWr
Crtam and Celd Weather.
Whit a luxury lsabubln summer, sorely,
hut a ureater luxury Is u clear head In winter,
lust when almost everybody Is snecitnc aud
suutlllrg with a cold In the head. Hut when you
are attacked use Kly's Cream Halm. It cures
colds tn the head, and what Is better. It cures
the worst cases et chronic cat irrh aud ay tever
.SetalKuld, net a snuff, fleasaut te use. Otilck
relief radical cure. a.SJwdeedftw
rVH MALM UM JUTt.
FOK RENT.
., Twe or tour rooms In Brlmirer's New
llulldlnir. Ne. 1WX North Queen street. Heal
and lias included. Apply at
feblS-tfd llbMimkU'S LIVIUY OFFICE.
FOR SALE OR RENT HRICK STABLE
and let, 17x80 feet en Christian street be
tween last hlng and Orange streets. Can be
unsn uutiiKeu law a macmnH snep or ware
house. Lasy terms.
alOttd
C. 1IKUU1KKU.
Attern ey-at-Law.
HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE.
Heuse with modern Imnrovemnnta mil
steam heat
I arge lawn and 3 ard.
A variety of
lrult trees and grapevines,
Ne.
ISO North Lime
..... .. E7.BAK I.ANDIS,
aprs-ltd e.wj North Lime Street
T7IOR
SALE A GOOD ESTABLISHED
A: business.
In the liest leraitlnn at llarrSa
bum. fa., en North 3d strent aeve :Market
Ueijt require much capital. Geed reasons ter
selling. Address, q. f, jj
ae-ltud lel Locust St. UarrUburg. 1'a.
UMT OUUD8.
B
OSTON STORE.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
N0S.2C&2S Neilli Queen 81.
VK AUK
NOW SHOWING
LINK UK
A ItEAUTirUL
NEWSATINES,
( French and American )
At Lew Prices.
All New Styles.
1 ast Year.
Net One from
NEW SEERSUCKERS.
IN .(SWITCHING VARIhTV.
Tile KMI1U1T IN OtTK LINK OK M'EiMAL
' ATIKACTIONSOK
Dress Goods
WILL PLKASr. VOU IN 1'BICK, QUALITY
Fifty Pieces Wlur.WALKSUlTlNG.IOinrhes
wide, all wool. SlUc a yard. You'd my 90c. a
yard for them and think them cheap.
TwenU-nva Pieces All Weel HAIlt LIN
BTUIl'KU HAT1STK, Quite New, 37Hc. a yard.
bee enr New Dress Goods and you'll be pleased,
for we hive everything New and Desirable at
LOWEST PRICES.
K1VK HUNDUKI) PICCIS
Blacks Oashmsre?,
Black Henriettas and
Black Dkeb Silks.
ATkriUUitDI.NAKY PBICES.
100 Remnants Kress Goods
At per cent. Less thin Fermer Prlee.
BOSTONSTORE.
WStere Open Kvery Events. -C
c
TJKJI OTJ AJULHTJUD.
RUPTURE.
Cars guaranteed by OB. J. B. MATBB.
asuatoneat no operation or Mlayfresa baal.
nets t tMtad by hnndredsef enraa. Mala GSM.
aucust.phila. ImiStSteJtSSrT
M4bV
JMPUOVKD CU8UIONED EAR DRUMS.
CURE FOR THE DEAF.
-.scka yateat lmprevaC Cnaklenaat --
amaiCAU
A THLOPUOKOS KOR RHEUMATISM.
A Great Mistake
has heretofore been made In the treatment or
rheumatism, neuralgia and nervous or sick
headache. This Is evidenced by a failure en the
part of thousands of surTerers who And relief,
even though they hare eihatnlcd the skill et
arleus physirtansand tried numerous se called
remedies. Te such Athlopheros Is offered as a
tr, jarr and turt. Its success has been
phenomenal, and yet tl Is net surprising, be.
raunoltutftdean that Itls claimed for It. The
Athlopheros Ce. will gladly refer any who de
sire te make an Investigation te reliable par
tics, who have been cured by It
WARasasauaen, n. y,
Inclesed find postal nole for one-haltdeten
bottles of your Athlopheros. It Is wonderful
hew It euros every case where 1 can persuade
them te try. The sales are Increasing. My sis
tcr-tn-law was given up te dle by the doctors I
they sent for me i 1 took a bottle of Athlopho Athlepho Athlophe
ros and iersuaded her te try It ; the second dose
gave relief. She had net lain In bed for two
weeks t the next night she went te bed and
slept all night t In one week she was np and at
work around lhe house Many thanks.
Mts. Jae. I). Mtrrrisu.
It Is owing te Athlopheros that 1 am alive. 1
have suffered with Inflammatory rheumatism
fer'r0r mesl ?' lhe Um0 b"n Perfectly help
less. Hut one bottle of Athlopheros has cured
me. There Is nothing like It ler the speedy re
lief and permanent cure of rheumatism, te I
recommend It te all, knowing tt wilt accomplish
what It claims te de. Mrs. K. Vtcasaw,
Ne. Pleasant St, Waterbnry, Conn.
F C llazzard, Upper Lisle, N. Y., ssys: 1
had neuralgia In the head .and neck, and Athlo Athle Athlo
peoros cured thorn."
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros rills, but where they cannot ba
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Ne.
Hi Wall street. New Yerk, will tend etther (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
Is ll.oe per bottle for Athlopheros and Mc for
l'llls.
Fer liver and kidney dtseasas, dyspepsia. In
digestion, sreakneas, nervous debility, disease
of women, constipation, headache, impure
bleed. Ac. Athlopheros I'tlls are unequaled.
aprd-lwoed
VAKPSTS.
J.
B. MARTIN st CO.
Carpet
Department!
WK AKE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING LAKGE
A HD11 IONS TO OUKSTOCEer
Carpets.
New Bedy Brussels,
Mequetts,
Tapestry, and Ingrains.
ALL PRICES.
Special Offerings In MOQUETTS will last for
H."?.?,1-".6,"''' 'iel Qua'"? Smiths A
llartferd. 91 15 per yard.
r.Tif,STit.Y "BIJMELS-New Patterns-Special
Llne-4lc te 40c were 03 I c
?.?$"'' Clllil1'' 0 n VBN1TIA
WALL PAPER
At Prices that wlllMnlereit Yau.
SOME SPECIAL 1'HICKS THAT WILL
ruUNII NOlVHKUE ELeK.
BE
POUR, PIV1S AND SIX OENT3
-reu a-
New Line of Patterns
THAT HAVE BEEN He AKLY f N THE SEA
SON. Geld and Satin Papers,
Fine Decorations,
Bottlers, &c.
.".w have occur led our New Bales Hoeros
and have new the Largest and Best Lighted
Carpet and Wall raper salesrooms In the city.
9
I
Cm. Weit Kiig k Priaee Sts.
LAMCABTEK. PA.
iLatn. UATB.SO.
OTKAW HAT EMPORIUM.
-THE
Great Straw Hat trepin
OF LANCASTER
srUAW HITS tn every desirable
style for Men, Beys and Children at
the Very Lewest l'llcee.
Positively tha largest line of 11 AK
VESTUATSlnthecltv. Light "BOSTON BEAUT1K3," Light
reCKBTHAT3, CllUSHEltS and all
the New Celer In the Market,
Stauffer &' Ce.,
81 Uu 33 NerUQattM at.
LANCASTKB, YA,
INSTALMENT DEALERS WILL VINO
Jest what thwy awed, a full II of lutal lutal lutal
PtOoefasoWosJy te a IajUUntstt Trad
ey sddreaslnM
I Martin Ce.,
ctermsu.
jqt)WlU.ADJ I
Our Roady-Made Stock
-or-
SPRING CLOTHING.
YT are prepared te show our NewBt'lltNU
STUCK In Keady-Made Hulta. Our Assortment
ts Larger than e er before, and Prices Lewer.
W have taken special rare te get up geed and
Attractive SnlU for tbe SPUING TtiADK. and
we feri satisfied our orTerU have been success
ful. Call and give us the benefit of your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
la Stocked wllh all the Newest Novelties In
Suitings, which we will Uake te Order In tfcu
best sle.
FIT GUARANTEED.
BURGER ft SUTTON,
Tailors and Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTEH. FA.
M
YKKS A KATUKON.
FLANNEL SHIRTS
-KOH-
Teuri&ts and Travelers.
Full 1 lnes of the Celebrated IIKOKAW MaNU
rACTCKINU COMl'ANVS FINK
FLANNEL SllltU:-.
ALL COLOK..
ALL STYLES.
Fine Ready-Made
CLOTH I NG !
Ne trouble te Select a Suit from Our
FINK STOCK OF UEADY-MADE CLOTHINO.
MKN'S FINE UHKSS SUITS, 11500, 100,H CO
and tJu.eu.
MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, lloge, 1W. tllW
and 115 00.
A Flne Assortment of
SU11 FOB YOITNU UENTLl'.MKN. AI.LTUK
LKAUlRU STll.Kt.
Myers & Rathfon,
I.KAUIMJ CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET.
LANCASTER. PA,
OAKBMAN BRO.
66-L. Gansman & Bre.-68
NORTH QUEEN ST.
WearenowetTflrlngalargnand complete as
sortment et Men's, Hern' and Children s Cleth,
tug at prices never heird of belere.
We Mention A Ft Special Bargains :
Men's All-Weel Huslnnss lulls at ft no.
Men's All-Weel WorstedHulUatfsea.
Men's All-Weel Fine Checked Casslmere SulU
at fio.eo.
Men's All-wool Kngllsh Worsted utu at lliea.
Men's All-Weel Fine Imported l'rlnce Albert
Intta at tll.te.
Hoys'AH-WeolBulUat II tee.
Beys' All Weel Mixed Casslmere Bulls at 1 1.00.
Beys' All-Weel Wersfd suits at r. in.
JBeyt? All-Weel Extra Fine Casslmere BulU at
.Children's All-Weel Elegant Mads and
Trimmed SulU at noe, l (.9, i ou, r. (U.
aw Largest Assortment. Lewest Prices. Save
money by buying direct from the manufac.
tnrer.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
MANUFACTUHEU3 OF
MeVi, Bajs' artd Chlldrea'a CUthlag,
B. E. COB. N. QUEEN A OKANUE STS.,
LANCASTEU FA.
EWThe Cheapest fand Exclusive) Clothing
Beese In the city.
l'LUM ltl.su.
TJO.INN A BRKNKMAN.
UrOEANTS PUT IV, (IAS AND WATKE
P1PE1 BUN AT LOW PUICES BY
FUNN tk BRBNBMAN.
tiiHFl.TUEE8ATQBEAT UABQAINS.
FLTMN & BRBNBMAN.
ONE THOUSAND YAKOS OF FLOOR OIL
V LOTH, at 23c. A 3)c, worth c A 60c.
ONE HUNOBEO DOZEN BBUOMS at ISO,
worth aec.
FUNK & BRjTNBUAM.
TEN HEOSS POCKET KNIVES, worth SSc. and
40c, selling at Jc.
rUIIII BRlHaTJIaU.
BABY CABU1AQES, VKLOCIPKDM AND
EXPBBSS WAUONS at Lew Price.
FLIKN & BRENBKAN,
HKBAT
Heuse Furnishing Stere;
Ne. 152 North QaMn Mtrt,
UsMOABTBB rA.
-HTILUAIt KDM0ND8,
WaelaMU Datlar ta4 Oomalatiea Merekaat
is iu Bins os
CIGARS.
Ad yaaeaa caaOa ea amlsabl geaOa. Offle aaE
alssntuai. atDTIiTBBr,
jimbc rrvrMMat, iiwM SBZU,
vmr uuedm,
s
PR1NO DRESS OOODB.
bard d Mcelrey,
3Sand35 Seuth (jtieea Btreei,
(Off. FOUNTAIN INN,)
Have Just epenn.1 a Una el LUPIN'S S1LE
It INKIETTA CLOTHS and LUI'INS THIBET
SHAWLS In Slogle and Deuble, at Lewer Prlees
than ware r retailed In this city.
Our ll.oe Quality Henrietta Is worth H.11W
Our II SO iiuallty Henrietta Is worth ll.ts.
Our is quality Henrietta la worth It ew.
Our II WH quality Henrietta Is worth II ae.
In Thibet shawls wa ean gire yonbargales
that cannot ba equaled In tha clly.
We am only H Square Seuth et Centra Sqnara,
and oureipenses am net H what tkey weald ba
K Square Nerthesst or West of Centra Sqntra
and we can and de offer you bargains In thasa,
goods that will mere than pay yen te come and
co thorn.
ANELEUANT LlNBOf
Spring Dress (reeds
In All the New Shades ami Styles.
Frem 5 Cents Per Yard Up.
AllWoel Cleths, lull yatd wlde, all shades,
37Xc per yard.
Try our CORSETS and have your Nsw Spring
Suits tltUd ever them, aa we hare the best at
ting and best Talne for the money arerseld. As
Elegant Corset at Xc, At We ws can glvs you
what some soil at 7V, and at no we hare tha
beat value ever glvtn.
33 and 35 Seuth ;Jnees Street,
(Ol'l. FOUNTAIN INN.)
maria-lydAw
e
HINA MATTINOS.
CHINA MATTINGS.
lhe arrival late of several cargoes of CHINA
MATTIMU1 fercrd their sale te the Auction
Koeui, where wu have made large purchases of
WHITE AND FANCY
JOINTLESS MATTINGS !
H hlch we are selling much lower than
regular market price.
WlllTEandFANCYIMATTINUi from ll)c.
teMc per yard.
Dmiend. A Cocea Mattings
IN ALL WIDTHS.
LINOLEUM,
CORTICENE,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
RUGS AND MATS.
BRUSSELS, VELYET, INGRAIN,
-AND-
Hall and Stair Oarpeta,
of standard (Jualltlm, from the Lewest Priced
te the Finest Made, In larger lines than ever
before offered In Lancaster,
HAGER & BROTHER.
muavmmiMB,
at wiAM-ra
OCB CHOICE COFFEES
AND FINEST FOBMOSA. OOLON88 AND
IMPEUIAL TEAS
wa guarantee for One flayer and geed drinking
qnalltle.
BEEAKFA9T COCOA AND CHOCOLATE.
FANCY QBOCEEIKS.
Try our High Qrade FAMILY FLOUK.
OK), WIA.HT,
tur-V-lyd Ne. Ill West King Street
, T BDRBK'B.
REMNANT LOTS.
We have a few Odd Let or Canned floods wa
want todeaeout.
BBLUNO OHBAP.
Fresh Pis reaches at 10c can, or S ter 2te.
Fresh weed Pared Peach, lSe ean, or S for c.
Fresh Pie Blackberries, s cans for tsc.
Fresh California Kgg Plums. 10c can.
Freab California Muscatine Orapes, l"e ean,
Fresh String Beans, lOe a can.
Early J una Peas, 1 cans for SSc.
Wm. Psnn Sugar Cern, leans forl'e.
Twe k cans Fell A eWs Tomatoes, aa can.
Quart cans Fell A Sen's Tomatea, tee can.
Unart can Fresh Canned Apples, Se ean.
Let Dried Apples, te quart.
Let Dried Peaches, Se .
Fins let Pitted Cherries. 15c ft.
Let New Currant. Se ft,
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KINO STREET,
LAXOASTBB. FA.
P. .- Justrsestved frash Saratoga Chip.
BOOTS AND BHOKB.
N
EW SHOE STORE.
HXEMBNZ'S
-NEW-
8hee Stere and Factory.
Infant Kid Butten Shoes, Ve.
Childs' Spring Heel Shee. 50c.
I4!! SP11!, 'hbla But ten, 1 1 te t, 1..
LadUs Pebble Butten, a splendid shoe. Il.ea
tes- Bast P.bb:a BatteiV reuSttw aqeara
gsn Flo Lae Shee. I1.SS.
Man's Heavy Sewed Army ahee. II SO.
MM-aHeb-ftaU 8hoi7llle:, '"
SJeva laM HkM saa a,. a, AA
Bey' Lae She. 7ae. and St 00
Ladl' Fin Eld HaadMwed Tern Ibea. ILOO.
Dkllda' Uaai am. r Tin fk. a uil a.
Chads' oe4Pbbl'BBMS,SnrUi MMl.l
Mlsas obeolShoas.olldlMtMnilol1il
Mlaaaal anrlav MaaTbatana aana II tataoe.
no
Lea.
bard ft Mcelrey,
ahoaefaUkIssaa4a te err. BSMssbr
w tar npmi two aeat abort tha out ataaa
X0.I7M0OTBQU1KI IT.
asltM JOtTWIHfMl.
ta. a.' 1
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