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Tee Bafsle Yeratct.
Baffsle trial of the Everest has un
ly resulted in a verdict of guilty.
eoeugh In the evidence te secure
venUet, bnt there was a question as te
nUaMllty of the testimony for the
iwealth. It was a suit brought at
of these Interested in a Buffalo
41 refinery, that was crushed by the
Msiard BOBopely; about this there was
B qMatlen, and it was the fundamental
flM apen which the verdict was doubtless
hjnd. It has been the common fate that
M bssallen all oil refineries that have been
te opposition te tne monopoly, and
te no doubt in this case that the
of the Standard company was un
t vsnauiuusij uacu u vrmg iue .uuuniu
te ruin; the single ques
ts whether the means em
lite) had been such as te expose these
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, iwaw wwcu uieui vu vue iwuaiuea ui tur
sjrasalail law. The witnesses for the state
te sucn means, 'anecmei ming
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te by them was that one of the erig-
of the Buffalo refinery, and the
in the concern, had been
by the Standard te be false te his
and te blew ud their works .
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fpSOag in which, they caused him te wltll
4awfremthe concern and leave it will
S anyone capable of conducting it. This
,'w testified te by the man himself; and
tfigmme was some corroborating evidence.
m . UDOS ue side ei tbe defendants it was
t detwia.l tht thm nmanrnf rrrn tnrt Kutlf ti
S.tti-'mmmmi , at. .. . . . ..
awairwaj .ui me jjujirujeui eciuug uut te
.jr.. tee euumara, wmen naaresisiea tne biacK
wiimg upciaviuu. Lb wu claimed mat
BOthlntr unlawful had been done In shut.
'tngtipttae Buffalo concern; that it was
say saessa in lawim business competition, and
?&,- that the wltnesauhcr'festified te his own
fwas net worthy of belief.
were three members of the
adard company jointly indicted with
the two Everests, who conducted the
refining company which fought the battle
with the Buffalo concern. The Everests
owned twenty-five percent, of the stock of
this company and the ether de
fendants wventy.fi ve' per cent. The
court directed the acquittal of the
latter, because no evidence was produced
directly against them. But as the claim
,' of the state was that the Everests acted
!. UMer tne instruction or the majority
rfOW owners. It is net clear that tbn court did
02? tight te discharge the majority from the in.
pf Sietments and leave their agents te bear its
XjSTunt. It might have been a very fair iu
..Eii. luiania wViw trtA tiwsw st Imur 4 tin 4 In Sl.ta
rgf prolonged and bitter contest te destroy the
J-'ttTBl concern, the owners of the Vacaum
;-r;r vu ixnuery uau imi Kauwieugeet ine enm
BUKVsut uieir ttKeuuj, u iuv um nei
ftr-Aarj-ivft am An t rf-l I w.r
$&l""-n court very probably saved these
ban by withdrawing them from the in
j"iietment, as the jury would hardly have
,4 erawn of Its own accord any very fine dis
V tlactlens te save the principals when con-
C&? ll.l II In Tkn nwAll t.n....
Sfeihesn chiefly secured by the bad odor of the
viP fliffuiani mmnunVDnil tliamitilln ludninant
l.te that it is net likely that it has done any
- wa ialiutaA uvn In un fit, m it. minlatiea
only
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It Is safe te
KStMT that public opinion is well settled in the
P-r'S'taftu.tl.ft . .1, . ... ,... t.. C7. 1..
Oil eemnanv have earned a nrisnn roll nvpr
f?5- and ever again, if the truth could be made
Li &"- ... ...
R-newD unaer tue ruies 01 eviaence.
Chicago's Liber Fight.
-1 The labor fight new in progress in Chi
br&mMn. falniidlvftnnrknnppil in lw Hm tashU
LV-fM .--1l U ,e amnlnfs.j -,f 1 .!.
r2? 4 ..... .. ...
tSfjainstwnatineyierm tne arnnrary rule
i& tlia1eKnw tin Inn Afr Tneiattti TirtutAi'
f0f president of tbe Builders' Exchange, talks
hi jb. BrxB & iiutt'tuN -- J um; a-& ajj n ui: 1
..vsweut um uioieuowjug iuj()eraie lasiiien :
& it if i have te invest our money and take
f w ruks of business, and stand all the
K-losses, and when we pay in this way for
-j the privilege of being bosses, we think we
&W$ i ht te be allowed te manage our bu?i
S'ii'.'-'nSSS." He his no Obiectlnnatnltllini-nnlnna
'
I" bat insista upon the risht te hire whom ii
i'tlptenses, and complains that the unions
; V: haVA li ftrhltrarv tiiliia na..-.i .1.-
." , "4 -..j tuns, uiuilicu IUB COn-
,;fe4 of business.
;W Thn direct Issue is the auestinn nf mv
' 'j4T t unions having sent the fellow ing
Basics 10 empleyers: we have met and
I Saturday as pay day." It is net clear
the pay day In Chicago should net be
r ; .but tbe master masons and
l de net argue the question. They
rfssent the effrontery of this decree,
IU ssust be confessed that it has the
Maaiaiparial ukase.
r could claim very little respect for
I if they did net resent the
sad arrogant tone of this
It-
Is- sessethlng sublime about its
ignoring of tbe right i of the
1 who fire te de the paying .
.rff
M
CleTeiBsel la JfeMiylraala.
rittaburs; Pett has followed up Its
Lrhs
ia wlug the members of tbe legislature
ttM ClsTsland adraialstraUen by pre
a ssrlss of questions te Deme.
ttKenabd oeuaty ebalrmea. Sixty.
reeslmd representing 40
WiMatsesefUMsUte. Here te the
ulwtal atuHber f replies. fl;
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Tatais fta fccedtaal evkleaM 'af Um
Mmttli of the DMMMAtla federal ad
MiaMnltoe wHa U people t tbe state,
M4 HbmwsUm party te be ia almost per
fect harmony for the great struggle of next
year.
The Kereaae Bill.
The new terenue measure before the
legtalatura provides for the division with
the eeantles of the state tax en moneys at
Interest, the idea being; that a larger cel
lectie will be made by the county officers
when their own treasuries are te be
benefitted, and a fuller assessment than
will happen when the state treasury alone
Is benefitted. It is supposed that the reve
nue from this source te the state will be
about at much when it gets half as it new
Is with the whole. The bill nuy be con
sidered perhaps as the levy of an additional
tax upon moneys at interest for the beneut
of the counties; though the claim istbat
this additional revenue will come rather
through a completer and fairer assessment
and collection in all the counties, there
being new an irregular and uneven collec
tion because of the varjiug zeal of the
county officials.
Hut however this may be, the principle
of the bill is correct. There is no geed
reason why the state should have all the
revenue raised by the taxation of moneys
at interest. If these are properly subject 1
te taxation, it is risht that the countlesce'-.
lecting them should retain half of the reve
nue for their own use, independent of any
ide.i of securing from them greater zeal in
the collection ; though this affords a geed
reason, also, for the allowance.
The liailtray World explains that auto
matic car couplers bate been Invented In
plenty that are net open te great objection
and that tbe reada only (ail te adept aeme
automatic system of coupling because or the
expense it would involve and alae because
each read is waiting te see which of tbe
many device will meet with most general
approval. Tbe WUllamspert -Vun and Ban.
tier rightly says that this puts tbe matter In a
worse light than before, ler it Is a bland and
Innocent avowal by tbe official organ of the
railways that they estimate the Uvea of brake
men In a very few dollars and cents. II they
are bent en economy, let the railway klnga
get along with a lesa pampel special palace
can. There are many pents, at which they
con Id better curtail expenses than in this
matter involving tbe Uvea of men.
PKBSONAI
STErnax B. Mallerv la new thought te
be the winning dark horse iu the Flerida
secaterahip contest,
Dr. Jehn Brunett, aed se, waa found
drad In hia room in Philadelphia amid tilth
en Hnndnv. A search of hla apartment re
vealed t2,TO0 in sliver and geld.
Tiikmater or Cerk, replying te an in
vitation from the lord chamberlain te assist
in the jubilee festivities, says that In view of
tbe crimes bill the invitation is little abort of
an outrage upon tbe self-respect of tbe Irish
people.
Aoitater William O'Brien told bis
Montreal audience en Sunday that he waa
"going te Terente net te Insult or defy any
section of tbe Canadian people, but te tell of
the victim of Lord Lansdewnb'a tyrannical
oppression. We are net going te be Intimi
dated In our legal right by the threats e! fool
ish persona who refuse te listen te us because
they cannot answer. We shall go alone and
unarmed, with tree, easy consciences, with
me luueat reliances upon me lair piay ana
love of liberty of the Canadian people, and
alae with a full and ttrm trust iu the Justice
of our cause and tbe providence of Ulm who
watcbea ever the peer and lowly, whose
struggle we are fighting. And wben our
tour Is ever I feel tbat you will send 1erd
Lansdowne home with the stamp and brand
of Canadian reprobation en bis brew."
Baa Ball Mews.
The League games of Saturday resulted aa
follews: At Philadelphia : Philadelphia 17,
New Yerk 2 ; at Chicago : Detroit 7, Chicago
4 ; at Piiltaburg : Pttsburg 5, Indianapolis 1 ;
at Bosten : Bosten 10, Washington 'J.
Saturday's Association games were : At
Louisville : Athletic S, Louisville I ; at
Brooklyn : Brooklyn 5, Cleveland I , at St.
Leuis : St, Leuis 8, Baltimore 3 ; at Cin
cinnati : Cincinnati 7, Metafi.
The State Association games of Saturday
were : At Wllkesbarre : Wllkeabarre Se, Al
len town 8; at A I toens : WUllamspert 7, At At At
toena 0 ; at Soranten: Scranton 13, Reading 3;
at Jobnstewu : Bradford 19, Johnstown 6
Klttenbeuse, of tbe old Ironsides, la pitch
ing for Johnstown. On Saturday tbe Brad
ford could net hit blm until the eighth Inning
when they pounded out fourteen runs.
Tbe Detretta tackle tbe Kastern clubs new,
beginning in Philadelphia te-day. it re
mains te be seen whether tbey will de as
well as they have done.
Tbe He Yerk club went te pieces againat
the Pblladelpblana en Saturday. Kwing
again led with errors and the people guyed
him.
Ht. Leuis wen fear s:rl,;ht gvjies from
jiamuiere.
Tbe Pittsburg clnb la draw leg large crewda.
Pittsburg has released Handlbee.
Harry Palmer, who knows something about
.base ball, In hla letter te the Sporting Life
from Chicago, aaya tbe Detrelts are ttie win
ning champions.
Jack Ulland has signed with Jersey City
and will play centre field. Heller baa been
released and O'Brien will play UrU.
Old Held, Deisley and Far me-, nt the
Oswego clnb, were each fined by Manager
Curry ler being out tee la te at night.
The Detroit clnb will be compelled te come
East wltbeut Baldwin, the beat pitcher, who
ia yet out of trim.
It Is said tbat Merris Is anrald te go into the
bexBgainst Detroit, and for tbat reason he
bad a sere arm wben there.
Accidental Mhlwaj.
On Friday last Benjamin Seldemrldge, of
Monterey, Upper Leacock township, accom
panied by his four-year-old son Heward,
drovete.NLB. Weldler'a hotel en tbe New
Helland turnpike, with a few leads of pnes
pbate. Mr. Seldemrldge leti the boy remain
in the wagon while be wenta few steps te see
Mr. Weldler'a poultry heu Tne horse
stepped forward, tbe traces unhooked, and
tbe aharta dropped te the ground. Tbe horse
plunged against a pale fence, throwing the
child under hla bind legs, and placing It in a
meat perileua position. After plunging for
aeme time the horse leaped ever Mr. Saldotn Saldetn
ridge and escaped from the wreck. The boy
was picked up and found te be pretty badly
cut en tbe head, faea and aide of hla body.
Mr. Seldemrldge escaped with a few cuta en
the lace Dr. Weldler attended te them.
Tne horse was scratched en tbe legs, and tbe
ahafts of tbe wagon were broken. Tbe little
boy's escape from death la regarded aa almost
miraculous.
Cralght Car sua Contents llnrnsd.
Halurday atternoen, about half past four
e clock, a leaded freight car en tbe Pennsyl
vania railroad near the Peuu Iren werka was
seen te be en Are. An alarm was struck by
box 31, end the Bremen quickly responded.
Theoarwaaawltchedell teStewarfa aiding
a abort distance below the Penn ironworks.
anil thftHim...... ........ ., . . '
...., , nuu exiinguisnea. but
net before tbe contents of the cr, consisting
of crockery and china ware, lamp glebes,
carpets, patent medicines, gums for fruit Jars,
and ether merchandise, bad been badly dam
agad. Bems of tbe care belonging te Bar
num'e areas were a geed deal aeerched and
blistered by the flames from tbe burning car.
The less amounts leaeveral hundred dollars.
TBecanaeet the fire Is net known, but it is
supposed that a spark from a locomotive set
fire te the straw la which soma of tbe goods
was packed.
m sn.
Traded His Heasier.
Saturday last We, rim, of tbis eity, traded
fels ruaaing bone "Be Calm" te a.
Cooper, eas of the proprietors of Barausa's
olrett -
ELtiiaBTHTewM. Mar 18. On Bay
at Ade o'elook. tke sastoestet rM UmssbU
raaalac at lull qwed, neMwa a hmb snuag
ob the track about two kaaared yards wm
of the depot In ihM puea. He ImmeslataV
aaadwl tbe alarm by quick 'aaeeaMlva
wkteUlav, but te no avail, m tbe easa only
tans his bead and laughed, (se aaya the
Mflaear.) In tbe twinkling of an eye bU
deem bad come, and he paMed from life te
eternity.
He wsa thrown a distance of 25 yardr,
down an embankment afalnst the twaet, two
rails being broken te plecM by his terrible
ML HU name was l'eter Riflerty, atU
about 40 years. He was employed by the P.
H. K. company, and was bearding la this
place. H la leg were both broken above the
ankle, his left arm broken and some of his
ribs, hla left shoulder crushed from being
truck by the cow-catcher, and he was also
ent terribly about the head and body. Ue
lived about ten minute, being unconscious
all the time.
The man was walking around the railroad
from early morning, and had but one shoe
en. He was drinking tbe ntght before, and
when found had a pint bottle In his pocket
which contained a small quantity of whUky.
Shortly alter 5 o'clock he Inquired el the tel
egraph operator the time of day In a pleasant
vole. He then walked up the railroad a
short distance and sat down. Several per
sons who lived 100 feet distant from tbe rail
road saw him lit down and supposed that he
was whittling weed. Tbis Is true, as the In
tkllieexck.r correspondent found the
knife with a blade open. The persons
who saw him sitting said that when
the train whistled be merely turned hit
head and watched tbe train coming. Seme
I people think bis Intention was te commit
suicide la that manner, while ether theories
"""" muginea no wm en un wiua-f.
Your oerreapondent'a opinion la that the
man waa stupefied with drink and waa unable
te see himself at death'ajaws.
An Inquest waa held by Deputy Corener
Matthias Shank and Dr. S. R. Niaaley with
the following Jury : Henry Harmony, M. M.
Nitsley, J. W. Keeting, Mlebael Weaver, U.
A. Heck, and Samuel Feltz, wne returned a
verdict tbat "Peter Raflerty came te hla
death by being accidentally killed while
altttng en the track by the Fast Line eaat at
6:30 s, m.
The company at a later hour notified Corener
Shank te hand the body ever te the county
authorities and that every endeavor would
be used te find a brother who la supposed te
keep a hotel In Pert Richmond, Pa. Rafierty
waa burled Sunday afternoon in tbe Catholle
cemetery here. Thla ia tbe second person
who waa killed en thla short branch within
one week and within aix mtlea.
Borough Brttfa.
Yesterday morning special aermen was
preached in the Lutheran church here by
Rev. O. S. Seaman. The Jehn M. Geed pest,
502, O. A. R, of this place, attended In a
body and listened te a sermon toucblngupen
works of the soldiers en earth and closing by
remarks en the soldiers of Christ. It waa
very impressive and waa listened te by a very
large audience,
Newa of enterprise in thla old-rashlened
borough la about aa usual ; lets of premises
and suggestions, but no capital invested.
All our town has done In tbe past two years
was te charter two banks with a capital of
150,000, in order te de business with farmers
and buslnesa men, with no ether industry
back of it but common labor. We extend all
capitalists a hearty welcome te our beautiful
and ancient borough and bespeak a hearty
reception in the establishment of new and
needful Industries.
Attending Pblladelphta Georts.
Cases from Lancaster county will be ar
gued before the supreme court at Philadel
phia thla week. Tbe list et appeals te tbat
tribunal la large and a large number of tbe
members of the bar went te that city this
morning. Tbe Hat of the principal cases' haa
already been published. The only one te be
added Is tbat in reference te opening of Grant
street, from Christian te North Queen,
through tbe property of Samuel J. Deniuth.
There are en the trial list in tbe United
States district court at Philadelphia thla week:
a number of cases In which Lancastrians ap
pear aa defendants. Tbe case, it ia thought,
will be reached te morrow.
A farmer once told us that be would net be
without Or. llull'a Cough Syrup If It cost saw a
bottle.
Mr. J. M. Keesler. Merchant Tailor, 43 German
street, Bdllraere. ltd, safe: "1 rind Salvation
Oil enectual and speedy In the core of neural
gta." BPMOiAL X OTIC MS.
WHY WILL YOU conga wben Sbhen's Cum
will give Immediate relief. Price 10 eta., SO eta
and II, Fer sale by H. H. Cochran, Drugs-let.
Ne.l7 North Queen street, ,(8)
TUB KKV. GEO. H. THAYBB, of Bourbon
Ind., says : " Beth myself and wife ewe enr Uvea
te SHILOU'8 CONSUMPTION CUBE." Fer sale
by H.B, Cochran, Druggist, Ma 17 North Queen
street. (9)
Ne matter what parts it may flnall v aff.ct, ca
tarrh aleavs starts in the bead, and belongs te
tbe head. There) la no mya'ery about tbe origin
or this dlretnl disease, it begins In a nee'ected
cold. One of the kind that H sure te be better
tn a hw days" Thousands of vlitlma knew
bow It ta by sud experience Bly'a Cream Balm
cures cold In the head and catarrh In ail Its
stages. Net a snuff nor a liquid.
myS-JwdeedAw
A.N UNreUTUNATK PEBSON.
The most unfortunate person In tbe world Is
one alRlcted with sick headache, but tbey will
be relieved at once by using Or. Leslie's Special
Prescription, bee advertlsemeat in another
column. (i)
BUlLOiva CUBE win Immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, for
saie ay u. a. ueenran, v
rngglst, Me. U7 Nena
Queen street.
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Oanttea.
We would caution the Public te beware of
Dealers eOerlng Kemp's Balsam at less than the
regular Price, go cents and II, as oftentimes Imi
tations or lnferlerartlcles are sold as tbe genuine
in order te enable them te sell eheanlv. H. H.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 187 North Queen street ta
uurnKMUb lur iianrawvcr.
te you A.
sample bottle given
elS-lwd
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rULITMVAL.
-nOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
HENBY DKACHBAB,
et Lancaster City. Subject te tbe decision et
the Democratic convention. mars-tldA w
CWR COUNTY COMMISSIONEK,
J.W.KELLY,
or Marietta. Pa. Subject te the decision of the
Democratic Convention. Your Influence solic
ited, mje-tfdaw
F
OK COUNTY COMMlSSlONEa
SIMON L.BBANDT (rarmer).
or East Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of tbe Democratic County Convention.
Your Influence respectfully solicited.
ml. tfdaw
IOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOB 1
Of Bphrata township,
rules.
, LEBEB,
Subect te Democratic
marlt-ildAw
COR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A. Z. RING WALT,
Grocer, First Ward, City.
cratle rules.
Bubjeet te Dstce-al-UdAw
F"
COUNTY COaUfliiBIONBR.
SOLOMON ZBAMEB, Farmer.
Of West Hempfleld township. Subject te the
Docldenof theliemoerauo Convention.
maru-UdAw
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
AJ At the request et many Mends I announce
myselt aa a candidate for Count v liommaaslensr.
Buniect la the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
I OUr lBflllsftnaMS Msinauit.
u.y suiicime. 1
IIKNaVF. ItAKTMaN,
rel9 tldAw Bait I ampeter Township,
pOIl COUNTY COMMISHlOfJER-
ELI BATTEN, '
of Upper Levoek tewnahlp. I announce my
self aa a candidate for ueuutw Oommlsstenar
subject te tbe decision of 'tbe Dsmocmie
County Convention. Your IuIusm mmcZ
ifully solicited. Was a candidate for Ceuatv
CommUalener betera the las eoavaatteB, and at
thervquestefmy friends wltharew tn favor of
the candidates from the Southern district.
Us ELI SATIS.
A Startling a t.
It la net commonly known that a large pre
portion of the rheumatism and neuralgia extant
ta traceable directly te the diseased condition
or lMperfeet action of the kidneys and liver
therefore a remedy which cures the resulting
disease must have found and smitten the first
causa. Many persons using Athlopherus fei
atbentnatlsm and ncuralgU have been surprised
te find that chronle disorder of the llTer and
BMneys have alae lm greatly relieved and
tbey have written for an explanation. The fact
la, that the remedy acts directly en these
organs, cleansing them from all Irritating rub
stances and Tvgulatlng their action. Taken In
connection with Athlopherus fills this is, with
out exception, the me-t valnabte aldney and
llverreniedy In the world, and will cure a large
proportion nf these who have tbne diseases.
Ceptke Iren Werk, Copake, N. Y.
for the last Bvn years 1 he been subject te
severe attacks et rlmuieatl.m which wenld
cause me the meat excruciating pain In my
chst i was obliged te put mysvir under the doc
ter's eare for two or three months at a tliue. and
even then It was almost Impossible te get any
relief. Tbe last time I waa taken my son was at
home, and I requested him te call the doctor,
but he said he had heard of a new romedy for
rheu-natiam called Athlopheros and advlaed me
te try It. 1 did and ou can Imagine my sur
prise, wa relieved of nil pain attnr taking one
bottle and hvre net been troubled since. It
saed me quite a sum of money, and what Is
better, I was net obliged te endure weeks et suf
fering ; would net be without It fn the house.
Have recommended It te ethers and It never talis
te give relief. L. II. PATTEK90.V.
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros fills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Me,
111 Wall street, New Verk, will aeud either (car
riage paid) en receipt et regular price, which
ta 11.00 per bottle for Athlopheros and Mc. for
rills.
Fer liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of women, constipation, headache, impure
bleed, Ac Athlopheros rills are unequaled.
mayia-iweed
QIMMONS L1VKK RKUULATOU.
TAKE
Simmons Liver Regulator
The Great Specific for Indigestion.
And IU attendant evils
llsiiuctia, llu.iers'CK."., Co-TtriTie"t, 1'iLxa,
l,Ag31TLPE, r.TC.
Safe te tke tn any condition of the system,
with an v dtt and without danger from expos
ure te vret or cold Absolutely tree trem Mer
cury or any Injurious mineral Ingredient.
' My H" hansuffi-red for many years wttn In
dljretlnn. I mut admit alter irlng everything
else recommended te me 1 tried taimnna Liver
Berulater In thtee day. afttT taking It accord
ing te yenr direction-, a hall table poeutul alter
eathmeal, shhabiHin lit perfect health: she
does net cutter at all and can eat anything she
wants without an v of fu-r printout s)Uiplems."
-n .. etuxK, jiaiuuriuge, uiu
J. H ZEILIN os CO., Proprietors,
maylleed.tw PHILADELPHIA, PA.
J.RAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
Gray's SpecTJic Medicine.
Ths Great English Kerned v will promptly and
radically cure any and every caoef nervous
debility and weaknets, result or Indiscretion,
exersaes or overwork of brain and nervous sys
tem ; la perfectly nannies, acta like tnitftc and
been extensively used for ever 8 years wllb
great succes.
a- r nil particulars In our pamphlet which we
desire te send free bv mall te every one.
SVTne SpeclOc Medicine la sold by all drag
fists at II per package, or six rackaves for S3,
t will be sent tree my mall en recept et the
money, by addressing the (.gent,
H. B. OOOHBAN, Druggist,
Mes. 1S7 B IS) North Jueen St., Lancaster, Pa,
THE ORAT MEDICINE
Street, Buffalo, N, t.
CO., Ne. 10S Main
marMyeedaw
VHY UOODt,
J.
aOIVLEKACO.
CARPETS.
We are showing the very Newest
Styles In all kind, or Carpets, rioer
Oil Cletbf. Stair and T.ibe Oil Cleths,
Window shiimtr and
Keaay-Maee
itilr Pads.
Shades, Shade rixturns htiir
raper i.inmia, stair mat anu nut nut
tern, at the cry
LOWEST CASH I'ltlCKS.
Carpets Sewed and Layed, Window
Shades Made and Hnng In the Best
Manner at Short etlce.
Agents ter TUB Al'BOUA and
UOEU MEDAL Sweepers.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. 36 Bast King Street,
LAN CAST kB. PA.
P. S. Stere open Saturday and Mon
day evenings. Other vvtulega cleje
at 6 o'clock.
thm amd curwmmm.
-DARNUM COMES AND GOES, BUT
WHEN WE TELL TOU TBE SALES
OF TUB
SC CE.1TRE SQUARE
Tea, Coffee and Grocer; Stere,
Have doubled in seven weeks you may
think we are here te stay. Thla shows
very p'alnly that we have the confidence
of cur customers. Ouralmis tekeepthe
best In quality at prices aa low at the
lowest-
sUIe us a call and you will net re,
gretlU
JOHN A. CLARK,
SB CENTBE
BQUAKK.
iuarlMfflftw
"REMEMBER
The Eagle Screams en Every Dellar
YOU SPEND AT CLAUKE'a.
Thla Is beeauae he has te squeeze It se bard te
get tbe small prea Is he aiks.
Tomatoes in glass Jats worth SOc, selling at 18e
a Jar. Wlnalew's Buaar i ern, Vis a cu. Our
Best Sugar Cern, only 10c a can. Three cans
Choice com for 6e.
Elastic, Quaker, Magle, Weed's Gleas Starches,
only 7Kc a package ; ynu J nat save Ac en every
twepacaases. Olive Oil euly Sea bottle. Pearl
Barley, Be a pound. Heney In one pound boxes
10c a pound ; 3 ft pears for 5c : i ft peaches, 21c :
1 a 'eat avanerated Pared Peaches for 25c : 6
S Prunes ter 25c i 6ft Bice for 233 1 IX Pre.
serveaingi.ss )ars ier'sc ; tne jar is worm no
when empty.
coffees 11)4. 15, 18, an, 22and 13 Cents per pound.
Clarke's combination Coffee only SBe I checks
with each pound. Brown Sugar. aKe. Pure
White, IWc. Uranulated.ec, Powdered, Hc
( helce Family r lour at !B, 58 and S3 Cents per
halt quarter. Pillabury'sand Brockenheff Bres.
Fleur i superior In bealthlulneas te any flour tn
van u miea eua.es
P. 8 Mew Caids for te-morrow Circus Day.
Loek out for them, and also ear new wagons.
CLABKE'S OBISIBAiTtEA AKD COFFgB
8TOUS, Je. SI West King St.
SwTTelephene
moriew.
AT ERISMAN'S.
New Spring Neckties
AT KBI'MAN'S.
There la no garment concerning tbe fit
of
which a man la mere particular than a BMn.
shirt Cuttlnx is a Fine Art. Te nt comferta
ble a shirt must be ent witn tne prei
iner anotem.
leal cunrta, the workpeople must be practical
shlrt-makara. Having bad an experience of SO
yean, we claim te Lave the best fitting, best
made, beat material and most durable
SHIRT
In the Market for the Least Possible Meney.
-AT-
ERISMAN'fl,
Be, it West AMag street, Laaeester.
Are Ten in Setrch of Bargalni ?
-tr se-
L Bailsman & Bre.
Will offer thla coming wfak better value In
Uoerta In tbe l'lece suitable for Merchant TaUor TaUer TaUor
teg than any elhar huuae In the city.
SUITS TO ORDER.
IU Buys an All-Weel Suit Made te Order
lit Bura an All-Weel Cheviot Sut. Made
te
Order. .....
Sis nuys an aii-woei uaaaimera sun asaae te
Order
i nuys an All-Weel Worsted Suit Made te
Order.
IIS Buys an All-Weel English Worsted Butt
Made te Order. ..
Buys au All-Weel Scotch Butt Made te
Order.
lit Buys an All-Weel Prince Albert Suit Made
te Order
UN). It 00, lioe, an.oe, Red and SS.0J All-Weel
fanta te Order.
Plenty of Uoed SI) lea te Select from.
If you want a stltah spring or Summer Suit
alade te Order at a Moderate rrlee don't tall te
-CALL AT
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
MAMUrACTUBKRS Of
Sea's, Hots and Chlldrta's Clsthlsf,
B. K. COB M. yUSES A OBANOI 8TS
LANCASTBH FA.
SsTThc Cheapest (and Exclusive) Clothing
Heuse In the Ctt v.
w
ILLlAMSOfl dt rOSTKR.
CALL VS BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
Bright, New, Stylish,
FASHMABLE SUITS
-AT-
Generous Prices.
Gents All-Wcel
Dark Casstuiere
$iaw.
Sick Suit,
Gents' All-Weel Light and Dark Casslmere or
Cheviot Sack Suit, 111 00.
Gents' Cutaway Ceat Sult,iaoe.
Otnts' Pure Indigo Bine Sack Ceat Suits, 110 00,
Beys' All-Weel Light and Dark Casslmere Dress
&ulU, K 00.
Beys' Straight Frent Sack Ceat Dress Suits, 17 00
and Si 00,:
Children's Hsndseme Pleated Tunic
KOI, 3 OJ, ILOJ and 1100.
Butts,
Children's Shirt Waists, Jfc. SOc, 79c, S-JclLOO,
SUMMER LAP ROBES.
A "operlerOne that all who have seen tt pro
nounce Excellent-Price, V7c.
A Lap Kebe ferGeneral Use, 46c.
A Fresh and Attractive Assortment of
STRAW HATS at 50c.
Light Colored Stiff Fett Hals in Popular Shape,
200.
Yeung Gents' Light colored Seft Felt Dress Hat.
II 00 upwards.
Genu Pocket Hats for Picnic Wear, SOc and 73c.
Bread Brim Harvest Hats, 5c upwards.
Gente' Summer Merine Shirts and Drawers, Cc
te ILK).
Balbrlggan Shirts, 32c te ILOO.
Genu' Summer Gloves, 10c a pair.
Gents' Summer Hese, fancy colors, 13c, '0c, 2Sc
The Very Latest Styles In
GENTS' NECKWEAR.
Ladies Summer Shoes.
Lace Oxford .Hand-Turned, SL00.
Lace Kid Oxford Hand-Turned Patent Tips,
II SO.
Hand Turn Eld Lace Oxford, plain, 11.25.
Kid Strap Oxford, 11 0) and IL24.
Ladles' Fine Bid Butten Bex Tee Shee SU0 and
llte.
Ladles' Tennis and Beating Shoes, tl3.
Mlsacs' Grain Butten Selar TIps.Wc.
Child's Selas- Tips, TSc
Gents' Dress Bhee, Congress or Lace Frent, II 10.
Gents' Strap Shee, French Tee, II as. Gents'
lennlaand Bicycle Shoes.
TrmnkH, Taliseg and Satchels.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King 8L,
LARCABTEB. FA.
e Stores close every evening at 6 o'clock,
except Mondays and Saturdays.
WIXE8 AKD L1QUORB.
JUKE KYE WHISKY.
Old Gretr Spring Distillery.
Situated en East Orange street, between
Orange and Chestnut, one square east of reser
voir, Laneatter, P
I have Just erected a new distillery with allot
the latest Improved machinery for distilling
PUBE KITE WHISKY.
A. B. SHXAFFEB. Pronrlater.
Tbis Dtstlllsry baa been erected at the fameua
Old (aroSstewn Spring, which baa been noted for
lta nlenteens and nm
a nniai
tiling suddI v of the nnr.
est water. At it our
L enr aran
traauiatners aranx wnen
they were boys, and It naa never been known te
ran dry even la the hottest weather. Frem Oats
spring all Uie water used tn the distillery la ob
tained, in pump urawiug irem 1 1 twenty a ve
gallons a minute.
Bealdea my own dlsUlled Whisky, I alae handle
BnadiM.GliiaV WlBM,atc.
a-Call and be ceaTlnceS,
A. B.BUEAFFEB. DUtiller,
STOBB-Ne. 63 North qeeen Street."
M. B. Feimers having geed Bye en hand ean
una reaay ssje ler it at we store or uutuiery.
Highest cash market price paid for a geed ant'
ole.
aprtftlydSw
irss-iyai
SURPRISED !
We knew yen would be. Instruments ae
grand, ae faultlessly perfect. Such masterpieces
et art and science, at auch low prices, are cer
tainly rare. WOODWAKD'S
Piane and Organ Warerooms,
NOS. H 10 BAST KING T.,
aprw-lyd Lancaster, Pa.
T
WEAK MEN
Suffering trem the efleeu of yemtAful emn,
early decay, wastlpa wsakisas, lest aaahoea.
ate., t wtU seas a TUaable treattae (seajedlcpt.
talntaa full partlculara ler heaae eare, FBBB of
eharm. A apleaSM aaedleal wwrtr ; skeals be
read by every maa who U asrveu ama Sebut
. "Tjave.e.. ..y.yrjr.
Spring and tmmw Nenlflei
atrery MfMtSMat Of Use
New Verk Stere
la new complete with tke Latest MevalMes la
skw i) kjes goods,
St'MHKn SILKS,
DHKSSsrLKti,
rSIXTKD HA TKKXH,
LRIS'KLK SKKRSUCKKll.
SPECIAL JBAEGAIKS !
Weoffartetlav and next week US pieces full
Width, best quality
Amtrlran Printed Sateen,
At Cents a Yard, never sold for less than HXe
tll'W ABl8 or O0O flRCBS
CRKAMiND FANCY CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS
At 5, M0 and l.X eta. a Tard.
2AO Uetan Ladles' and Ueentletnen'a
India Gauze Underwear
At te, 2 3 J, J7K and se Cents.
PARASOLS.
We Offer the Best Assortment.
The Latest Styles.
The Lewest Prices,
COACHING rAUABOLS,
LACKTBIMMKUPAHABOLS,
CHINA BILK 1'AttASOLS,
FANCY PAUABOLS.
Sun and Bain Umbrellas.
WATT & SEAND,
6, 8 ft 10 MAST DNOBT.,
LANCASTSB. PA..
ZiaiNA MATTINU.
ChinaMatting.
Anether Csrge of Choice Matting sold at Auc
tion In Mew terk en Wednesday et thla week,
euablea us te effsr
Fine Qualities and Choice Styles.
White and Faney Mattings,
Seamless and Damask Mattings.
At one-third less than Begular Prices, and
Lewer tban ever before sold for same iiuailL'e.
A Special Discount te purchasers by the roll of
0 yards.
Ooeoa and Napier Mattings,
Linoleum and Oil Oletha.
HAGEE & BEOTHEE,
Mes. 26 37 West King Bt,
LANCASTEB, PA.
Window Shades.
We are carrying a Large Stock nf WINDOW
SHADLSandall thenectaiaiy FIXtUKKS.and
are prepared te de all kinds of Shade Werk, In
cluding STORE SHADES,
Promptly nd (tn & batUfoctery Manner, at
LOW Ya'CCS
Standard Oil Shading,
HXc. A YABD.
Large Stock Beady-Made 8hadee.
Standard Oil Shading, Best Hand-Made Shad
ing, Blng's Scotch Hollands and Domestle Hei
lanas, tn all colors and widths. Fringes and
Ornaments te Match.
S Beat Make Spring Fixtures.
Hager & Brether,
Nes. 26 sk 37 West King St.
LANCASTSB. PA.
e
PEN EVEBY EVENING.
FRESH BABaAI&S
AT THE
Bosten Stere.
26 AMD 28 NORTH QDSEN ST.,
LANCASTEB, PA.
7c a Yd.
118 Pieces
AMEBIJAN Phl.STEl)
J SATEENS.
Never Beld for Leas than l.Ji
Upwards of SCO Pieces Cream and Fancy Crink
led Seersuckers at S.8H, 10 and 12J Cents a yard,
Swiss, Cambrte and oriental Fleunt Ings at leas
than coat of Importation. ,
Fifty Doten Uandseme Tambour Table Cevers
at Beuiarkably Lew Prices.
We have a great treat for you In Blaek Dress
Hllks. anFAb allks and Summer Silks. Wben we
jell ynu tbe prlee you'll doubt their ,' goodness,
dsiws uuanuMS arui saiia.
Dress Goods Bargains.
aoe Tarda Deuble Width Worsted Suitings, JSc
ayard.
SM Tarda Wide Wale All-Weel sO-Incb SulUng,
S7Hc a yard.
Theae goods were bought at a large closing out
sale and were never sold for leas than 10c. a y d.
OKI lftXDBBD BEMNANT
Black Cuamn. ud Black BMrifttu
AT LESS THAN COBT.
seventy Ave Dezen Santa' Balbrlggan Gauxa
Vasts fat hi. each t usuU price, STJie
Hundreds of AttracOens In our DIBSrentDe
partmentaand you eaat fall te get a Bargain.
StammBres. &Ce.
Mtrs Ofta Ererj EtmIss;.
BARD
SSmI35 HeHth CJaera Btmt,
(Ol'r. rOUNTAIN INN,)
HAVB IN STOCK A LaKOI LIMB or SUM
Mla,MSHl!tO AND UAUZI
Underwear
tiM LAD1KS, HINTS AND CIIILCHRN AT
LOwaai-MtCsMTHSN BVKHBOLU
at asreas.
al'thVprtes?" ' B,"T"""euS
BABQA1NS 1
Laundried & Unltundried 8hirU
rOU MBN AND HOTS.
Men's Butrta, linen front, tee, each, MSB's
Bblrts, eatia a no linen front, reinforced la front
and back, only aee.: nothing; te equal tbamln
the city for tbe price. Our fae.Shtrt Is the best
vain ever Riven Beys' Shirts, all alaes, aoe.
each. Men's striped Working Shirts, IS0.1 rsgu
ular prlee. Me.
rifty Oeaen CllltOUBN'H KIBBBU HOSB tn
Blaek, Brown, Blue and Uarnat, only Se. par
palri worth like.
,Twenty-flve Dezen ILadlea' Oolerad Iterdered
Handkerchiefs only c each. Twenty-Sve Oesan
Men's Colored Iterdered llandkerehtefs only te.
each. We Invite Inapecllen of thtse goods as
they are Beal Bargains.
bard & mm,
33 aid 35 Sealh Qee Street,
(OPP. FOUNTAIN
IMN. I
marla-lydAw
J.
O. MARTIN A CO.
NEWARBIVAL!
SPRING
DRESS
GOODS.
DOUBLE FOLD
LUSTBE
yaid.
CHICKS, 'UXC, a
SINGLE FOLD LUSTBE CHECKS, Large and
Small Plaids at loe. ayard.
WOOLTBICOTS, Inches Wide, Spring Shades,
at IX. a yard.
BEIGE SUITINGS, Checks. Stripes and Plain,
at lie. a )ard.
CHECK CA8HMEKES, In New Colorings.
I nches Wide, at SOc a yard.
41
CUBCK TBICOTS. Weel and Bilk. 0 Inches
Wide. aoe ayard.
BILK AND WOOL MtXTUBtS. tn Plain and
Checks, at tee. a yard.
CBKAM CANVAS SUITINGS, JO Inches Wide,
at Uc a yard ; worth ILW.
ALL-WOOL TBICOTS tn New Shades, 90 Inche
Wide, at 79c. ayard.
BUCK DRESS GOODS.
BLACK HENBIETTAS,
BLACK CABIIMEBES,
BLACK BATISTES.
BLACK CA811MEBE BABITZ,
BLACK COBDED BEPPP,
BLACK BUNTINGS.
Cor. West KIbk k Prist Nts.
LANOAHTBB. (,
IOSEPU H. KOBEHT8.
3
DAVID BOBBBTS.
The Chalfonte,
rassrager El.vater and Other Medem Im Im
prevem.nts. Ocean Snd of North Carolina Ave.,
E. Beaaata a Ben.
ATLANTIC ClTT, N. J.
myleSmd
STANDARD WOHlt
Edw. Edgerley,
0ABRI40I BUILDER,
MOS. ea, as, as, at MABKET stbbbt.
Bearocresb
roavesBvs,
. LaneHter, Pa.
taavelasteak and Build te Ovder Bverr v.
naty el the foilewtng styles t
COUPBS, BUGGIES, UA8BIOLKTS,
CABBIAOsta-VIUTOBIAS,
BUSINESS WAUONS, "T" CAKTS,
MeOALL WAGONS, SUEBlBSj
MABKBT WAGONS, POJKTONS,
. . BXPBBSS WAGONS.
I employ tbe Best Mechanics, and have belit
tles te build eerecUy any style of Carriage de
slrad. The Quality. Style, and Finish et air Werk.
makTi deaiedly the CilBaPKaT ill TUB
MABKBT.
MOTTO : Fair Deallag, Honest Werk a aev
temrrless." Please give ate a call.
lefaJrbsg Pretl AttMded Te.
raieas le waa tham all eTataas.
jgg? WalfiSlgS SMSBBilIyi
sea isms pas waa
MeELROY
J. B. Martin t Ce.,
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