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I. It la a quaint
day Of llliui Mid
m batac en tee
ma Northwestern
Irani by way at Qet-
earn aad EaamUabara:
TU Waatara Maryland
ftgr prepariy teucW at
MM M ter Maoaaateatown, and
MM atepy HUla bare wrapped
WrtattU blaakat around It and
it draatalna; ever sines.
a braaeb Una from the
read at Rieky Ridge te
I tMUw bat It has bad a hard
Haalf living. Tna little local
asalsaa te earn Interest ea the
af tba read, and its stockholders
glory a a return for their invest
rB BAM OF THE BLUB 11IDUK.
I town of 1,503 souls nestles at the
f tba Blue Rtdge mountains and little
i aterma that new and then circle
llbapeakatnatdottheberixsu. With
background of sreen forest and
, atreama wending their )
rtfewa tba bill sides, It is but little
r Ibat the Tlllagera grew sleepy with
Or of the water, content with the
it the gods provide. Through this
(jus lagten Lee'a army moved en te
an filled with bone et victory and
r dutch leg only the Dead Sea apples or
I Btaee and its surreundinirs are such as
tajgmrally atlr tba poetie fancy, and it is
lag te tna eternal niness ni tniugs te
bat a cwMt-Teieed poet, new but little
l te fame. Oeeree H. Miles, obtained
I of bis greatest Inspirations while wan.
lutreugu aien ana giatie in me tsst
of these meantalns It is doubtful II
of Miles' poems may be new found
I of Baltimore libraries, or here and
fBOra ea the shelves of some rare book
flavor ; yet, thirty years age be was the great
.Beat ettne Seuth. Sidney Lanier, llenry
lUared, Father Ryan and Paul llsyne but
?BNM me piaeea wnere raues' loetsteps naa
L His " Bebutopel " and Bill and 1 "
ajw among the most stirring lyrics of his
as, and bis mere ambitious poem " Alad
aaka'a Palace " la a marvel of rxntlc beauty.
J..'AB wntar et prose hia Lerette " will live
wsbb taa language, ana nia success aa a u rani a
BB waa evioeed by bis " Mahomet " win-
anaajine prize rer an original piay enerea ny
JMwkB Ferrest Miles Is long dead, but his
, BsBeis is aweetly cherished in the neigh neigh neigh
Ojathoed where he lived and nourished. One
, Mage of meantalns here was named by him
Achilla' Bew, " because or its reseui reseui
Bsaaea te a gigantic hunter's bow, and the
Matte designation Is still retained.
Sjtf TWO HISTORIC INSTITUTION.
vA literary flavor la Imparted te the old
by the two great educational institu.
MM that He Just bsyend its borders. Oely a
'a threw from the vlllane ilse the eeau-
ttjful buildings or the ion vent of the Sisters
f Charity j while etT te the right at the very
baa of the mountain, Mount Silnt Mary's
eatiage nesues in ine empowering teiisga
eacn nave remarkable histories. Tbe
aeilage was founded in H03 and the convent
a veer later. Beth are Catholic institutions.
tej. net have alwsya been popular educational
V entires for young men and women et all
fe ialtbtln tbls nienutaincrlLpe Jehn Hushes,
i afterwards the oreatarcbblshep et New Yerk.
;.,: pursued his avocation ei gardener while ab-
ineoiegy: ana nere, loe, nis succes-
it, receiver me train-
IH him rer his subsequent
ecclesiastical career Arch-
Cerrlgati, the present eccunnt et tbe
aw Yerk episcopacy, is another alumnus et
l Institution ; and sueu laymen a Krank-
-?'lta B Gewen have been proud te call Mount
vHalnt Mary's their cherishing mother.
It Is a pleasure te report that this venerable
Institution, which in tbe past hair dozen
year has passed through snmesflvre tinan
Ctal strait, is lien en asuioeth sea. Under tbe
able and scholarly control of President Kd-
.ward P. Allen, tbe institution is moving up
ceamgner piace in me eauciuenai urtna
sent than it bad ever before attained.
A OIIEIT CONMiNT.
" Tba convent buildings of the Sl'ters of
'Cbaritvare orebablv the tiuest of tliattvne
lit architecture In tbe country. All that
,S atone, brick and marble could de te make
caem Dsauuiui nas been done, ana tee i-.m-
ggaltabarar villager are as proud of them as
; an ine seu aisiera wne nna tneir Deme witu-
: ;,,m meee wans, juis institution is tne
iaaether house of the order in the whole
United States, bavmgr been Introduced from
-TfBncain tne nrst aecmie ettne present
aaalury by Mrs. Ellz tjtutJB, a zealous
J Weman, who became tbe tirst Mether Su-
ia parlor el tbe order in this country. Tbe
BMonmentte her work that new exists in
p, iri tewje spienum euuuings snnuia sausiy tne
H & Mlll.l II II II. I III III m..trH..I.
tff IR1HI BUU1IHIHI1U ..WlllUll BUUIOIEIi
vtf,. If any one supposes that the lnmatfsel
flaaia Brand old convent snend their time in
b t bawaillng the wickedness et this world uud
ivjeHing in meir own superior goeuness, ne
bl vastly mistaken. Tney are tbe buelest
.'UUle people In tbe world. They believe
its. the maxim laberare est erare. Yet all la
n4oaeae nelseleuly uud with such apparent
iinai one nnns n naru te reaurituat
tbls Institution no forth tbe orders
HaiircLini mcLinnn ni mnuian ni nunH
:asimihniit this viiintrv.
2 flu rina,lmutl il Ika mnnl lu U,
Jeseph's academy, devoted te the education
.as young itaies, ana it uas ler in roe quarters
v; oeaiurjr eujeyeu me uigaesi ei repuia repuia
jtsena in this regard. Seme ei tbe talre&t and
?&fhHfift In thAlp mnilMl ffarlr elnfh ilr... am)
gWblte cornet, teaching the young feminine
ifcisw uuw hi auoei. iney nave giteu up an
Oftan brilliant lite In the world te devote
IStbair energies te making tbe world better by
,y,asainiviug uuiun lwbi creature lovely
&Sf A CLOISTLItr.il HA1NT.
i It waa the Drlviletre of the writer tn lmvn
Uaa Interview with one of the most cbarmlnir
&'tt these cloistered sain is en tbe occasion of
! visit te the place. It is surely net tee
I attara an offense against the canon of geed
te describe her as a very beautiful
fc woman, for aha had one of these aweet faces,
"kBS Which Shene net nnlv rvnr&nnal rriArina
Jtfaut great nobility or character. Her thirty
yifT ,u me noisier seemea te nave remevea
fgany atnall share of dress In her original char-y-fBeter,
leaving behind a residuum or rtUned
3L3BOJO. If Btie knew lliat Iia u.ran..ulir
W would bethus frM.lv .lu.., ...., .,., .....,.
SLq.aleiS.r ,r?'uW Hut tbe writer cau.
aotlerbear taking blsrea.tera Inte hiscenU.
Bi,fsBoe te tell them of the lair ilewer of
'S5iJ!li5.20"!,.tt-,bJ u r?wllK
2L.T it w wMuin laeee Qiaieric
fJVWJWUU -BltUi
'Vat It la net te writ of the charm of her
sew uiai una leiereucs ie ner was begun
tntber tocateb aometbieg te record from
ihuuiui atuTurattueu. urapiiivallv she
I Of bar experiences In the hospitals of
aiiiBiuu suu iticuuiunu uurinir tna war.
r when tbe wounded were breuuht from
fteida of battle, tba blue and tbe gray
law ua uy aiuu uuuer care ei me leu-
i aisiera, wnoseeniy aesire was the
ei me miseries ei Buneriqg
bar." aha aald. her voice falllntr
(taa aaaasery of tba bitter war day was re.
"tma peer reiiew wne was se uauiy
at thai be could net talk. He had
black eye, and when be turned tbeui
ie 1 could read clearly In his agonized
mat na eravea aomeieing te oneeg tne
waste that waa nelmr en within. I
ledly gave him aeme erandy, holding
m unaer nia ueau. nut tue aame ap-
leek followed me. and tbe aame en-
ive twlicblvg or the mouth In the tUert
aw. Again i minislerea te Dim with
quer aud a third time, and still tbe
yearning In tbe dying eye. Suddenly
rued that the rlabt sleeve of mv driwa
ataratad with liquor. A clnaer investl-
reveaiea inai it waa erandy, and bor ber bor
herror 1 1 dlKyiyered my patient bad
ek et bl neck shot awav. and that lha
iatanded ter bla atemacb bad gene
I the gaping wound and saturated
PPertlaK arm I Peer fellow! death
ate te eed bla aufferlngs."
ear aeaveat quean did aoteoofln bar-
Mbmbbw tfe UabmaaMtan took
lat akah.BB, BBaBiBB. .atsBBBBkkB' AaWalim
wM waOT VtlTa ? IMaWVTswlslsm waWIT
kMe waeaefaBt by May la all mm
Ira wish wbleh aba waa aeq eaiBiatt.
", tM HAMB OF TstB ''DISASB "
lfcaaa atatera, HvlB tkatr aaeludad Uvea
apart treat tba world, haraa rare apprecla.
MoaftwtsHibaBBeroaalallta. Tbe asm nun
who told tba war Incidenta related with
ebarmlag fraabaeaa a oeBvertatlon she bad
overheard ea tba morning or tba writer'
visit. Tba Window of bar cell overlooks the
laundry department of tbe place, aud two
Irish washerwomen were purpling ever a
word Which they bad aeen In a newspaper
that both were gazing at intently.
A-n---o-m-y,"eneof the women labor
lonely spelled out
"And sure pbawt does that sphell,"
queried the ether.
"Horraeneo' ine knows," was the reply.
"Whist, 1 have it new; It's a girl, Ann
Toomey."
A leek et Intense derision settled en the
face of the second, as she scornfully replied,
"Had cess te you ; don't you knew it's tue
name or diss."
The geed Irish brogue which thoslMerae
easily assumed was an excellent testimony te
her Milesian origin.
Hut suddenly the 111 sounds, catling the
ulsters te the recital of the litany, and seen
the chapel with its storied windows Is tilled
with a sweet and holy melody that almost
makes one believe that he has accldentitll
stumbled in en a rehearsal of tlm angelic
choir of Paradise, K M. It
MMUAMU .14HAVHVHKK
The t'npular Art rets Net Injured tn
tier Completing the Sfniini
Tbe fall which Madame Janautchek re
cehed whilst visiting a sick actress proved
net as serious a one as was at first believed,
and It is reported that she is able te fulfill nil
of her engagements for the rest of the seaer,
Madame Janauscbeic is an uctres or no small
ability and a atar she may be clashed among
these of tbe first magnitude, tier acting Is
lerclble and full or lite and energy, display
ing in every move aud action the powers et a
highly gifted mind and bed. I.Ike all
ether actresses et renown she lias only
achieved tbe highest round of the ladder et
fame through clee and content application
te the art, te which she has devoted Her time
and ber life. Madame Janauschek first ap
peared en tbe stage at a ery early site nnd
tery graduallyros-etetbe front ranK through
the recognition of tbe merits hfcb eer
representation she gave Impreied ; ner range
or characters aud her repertoire la wctenie,
covering well an entire neKl of varlutis Ini
personatiens. Madame Janauscbek ha been
Hucceestul In both a financial ami a prn'ts
sienal light and ber skill as an actrea cannot
be diputed even by tbe tiiet ere critic,
w he muat ackneu led ge that she d lplaj a de
cided professional ability in the role xle
assumes, making of them a reality rattier
tbau a mere personification et events and
happenings which moves aud auVcts tbe
feelings of her auditors te expressions et
mirth or sadness aa tbe cae may be. Th
madame has brought a suit te ncover f-0 COO
Irem tbe proprietor of the hotel In which t-ht
tell.
Nate Salsbury has made se much money
out or the lid West that b has -old all fit
his intertst fu the Troubadours t Jihuny
Webster aud his bright wlfd Nellie Mo Me
Henry. Jehn A. Sleens et " Unknown " fame,
whee tint wile was Le'tle Cutircb, married
Emily Lytten, a rew daj s age
Many of tbe actors nere retired te their
rarms ter tbe summer, ac!rdlng te tbe
amusement papers, but mere ara hugging
I'ulen Square or cba-lng the loose sitid
wicbes from tbe lunch counters.
Hayden, Dicksen .V. Roberts produce
" Pinafore " en a lare scale at Madlceu
Square Garden, .Sew erk. iteb Fraser, the
clown, plays the part or tbe Atleitt Marine.
DocKeladers' mlnstrela bae lIo-teI their
traveling season. They will make anetner
short tour before opening for tl e rail In ew
Yerk.
W. S. Cleveland, who did great work as
manager, for McNlsb, Jehnsen . hlavln, will
be with llaerly next aeaseu l red Vrlgh',
new with Haerly, gees with tbe German
Brethers new party.
Among tbe trlerinera with the l.ewande
circus, whirh will b Lere mut -k, is
Charley Maurrltu, tbe funny clen
The Lowande circus txlntiits ii-unllv for
Se cents. Tbey reduced the rates ter I.ati.
caater and Yerk only beutuae tney stay here
longer.
Cnarly Reetl, tbe ev minstrel, III play
Old bpurt ill a " Hag Biej " company the
coming season.
Wilsen A Itankin, in n half pg et the
Clipper, made a big "crack" a lout what Hij
luteud doing next Heason, h"u tbey win
hate "A (Jreat Coin piny. Superbly l jiinteit
aud Incomparably Costumed" f m suie
paper last week centaineit a card which re
terred te thlavame minstrel bind It -tatt-d
that tbey owed the Pateunellivi, tin I rtinch
musical paiera, f;JSet)back Mlary, and tht
strangers were ceuielled te relurti he na te
France w itbeut tbe money.
There Intends te imu big rivalry In tbe
minstrel buulnes the coming hci-en. The
(emp.iny heatled by Hweitnsui, Itlea and
Fagin are about liable te push all of the
ethers.
The man who wants a partner t) make a
lertuue by turniahlug money te start out a
star, has hia ail in all the papers at this
season, and anxaeuhly awaits a " bucket" te
bite.
Atlantic City premisos te have lets of
places of Btnusemect iliu coming seaseu
Rebert Hall, who shot Mrs Rivers in Phil
adelphia, waa euly a hanger en atieut variety
theutren, and the profusion don't desire te
have him elased as an "actor "
Jehn T Kelly, the strong Irish einedUn,
will have six new coinaJles uext aeasj ti.
Teinprranre lactic, u Texas
trera the Austin Dispatch.
The ladles will net have (he privilege of
casting a vote the coming election, but the
liberality with which they will distribute
aweet Lakes and ite cream, accompanied with
a fascinating pleaso-veto-for-tbe-ainendmcnt
smile, will decide mere thau eue wavering
sovereign.
IN VAMTV FA I It
Through Vanity Kalr, in dava of old,
Them passed a maiden with lecas or grid,
Aiulapuldlerepunrdht templing pick,
Vrvlng: " O, my pretty laaa I what d've lack '
llere'a many a ware,
Cecllyand rare
Ceuis, buy eh, cotne, buy !
In Vanity I atr,"
" Silks ana satin) are net for me ;
I.ace U for maidens of high degruu i
The lads would lauish In our country town
If I ciuie clad in a lireldured gown.
l!ut j ut thrrn'a a ware,
I'rucleusanil rare,
I lain would buy me
In Vanity Kalr.
" Pray, sell me, til, rrein your motley utere,
A beuit that will love me foiuvurmero,
That, whether the werU ah ill priUaorblauie,
Through sorrow orjey will bt mill tbe iuwu.
'llatnenniy ware
for which I care,
'Mid all the treasures
In Vanity ralr."
Much It grieves me, n lassie dear."
The peddltrsald I " but I grvatly rear
The hearts that loved la the old sweet way
Have bteu out et fashion this many a day t
And glided care
Is ail the ware
Yeu will get for your money
In Vauliy ralr."
Kercnc Tyltr in Chambtri' Journal.
tna Mem Xaewteag
Rtg-e glf-Clf. and away we go.
Thre' Summer's son te Winter's snow,
Death tn the pocket-book, tun ter the trade,
Seuths wealth ut a great city made.
It la becoming very evident that Raster la
no longer tbe swell toilette milestone. The
" Easter suit" Is fast becoming a thing uu uu
theught of In my lady' jmst-lenteii arrange
mentsthe " Raster liennet" a chestnut for
the corner el country newspaper. Rushing
Inte Raster newness will hereafter be found
te be a serious mistake ; and a dignified and
indlllerent scorn ler stated changes will be
tbe proper attitude for these umt desirous or
Hunting aa sample faahieti-platee. Illddv,
ioer girl, from tbe tiieagrcnes et ber ward
robe, is in much gteater baste for changes
thau ber lady l.ticretla, who, sated with new
ness, can atlerd te stand by aud wait te see
irAdf nef fe treur, which is the science et
being "ultra." liestdes tbl, our climate Is
becoming altogether tee uncertain te war
rant an entite dolling of the old and donning
of tbe new In apparel, at this time, and our
people are beginning te find It out. It was
net tbe season, but a freak of II, which made
the lightest wrap a burden, aud beuse waists
a feature of the dress parade which occurred
en rilth avenue ou the morning of April
10th, when a sweltering cltyhoed turned out
te celebrate the resurrection of our Lord,
sud very little that was bristling new marked
tbe phalanx et fashion lining tiie gorgeous
houses or worship, which depended chiefly
upon floral gunlture ler their spring decera
tten.
l.ntlre winter dress-suits, when geed
enough te appear unsupplemented, a lew
new short Jackets wbeu tbe skirt had out
livid Its waist in first freshtuss, but fee,
very few entire new spring suits made
noticeable the birth of spring fashions en
Rsster Mimlsy of this jear. The new suit
will come just the same, however, and the
bead gearwlll lese nelhlugtn price or beauty
by Its lautallztng delay.
Hew shall 1 have uiy uew dress made
The very best thing veu cn da In dividing
that question, is te get a t til -length picture e
Sarah liarnhardt, and study it withal, your
might. " Yeu can have no ldea,"ivs the
dressmakers," of the extent te which the
rane ler Mho long,' 'the loose,' 'the full,' has
grown " Indeed, se general Is 'he demand
ler the " Federa" atvle lu this that, and the
ether; that a foreigner might reasonably sup
pose the word ta be cue standing te repre
-out these Ideas, aud te have been spectatly
designed for the drissuiak r's trade, llvtrj
thing for wear, morning, neon, and night,
musi have the long-telnted waist, full Irent,
theswishlng, slinking skirts pulled sleeves,
high sneuiders, and tne girdle. .n, the
girdle' Re U silk cr be It silver, but be it
girdle I
The barmaid tyle is done, the "chopped
oil" Is deemed, the dear little " apron Iteut,"
kilt skirt, and short, nebby cutentas all gene
te come back again. Let all your ev erskirts
tbeu. (or double skirts rather) come te the
bem et the under skirt, and baug in tbe lelds
et a fall out et wind. .Ne mere foet-plaltlng
as veu value your reputation ; just a heavy
cord, or a baud of the goods, two or three
Inches wide, enlv show lug iu the elegant
"set" it imparts.
et tee big a bustle. French teurnures
suggtst, Americans emphasis their exist
ence. One is a graceful supplement te Ged's
handiwork, the ether, a second self. Why
tbls should be se, is net for me te say, unltsi
It te that the wave of refinement ever crude
ness ceetns ever te travel from east lowest;
and tbe art of repression, of knowing hew far
net te go, Is the shibboleth et all true refine
ment. Huh cliecus In New Yerk mean gate
way and fence plaids in Chicago. Tne first
ilnukt a belle from the garden city has
te de when she reacaes ew Yerk in
the rel.'n et high hats la te rip a couple of
braids ell the rim et her chap-au. e It is,
tce, between ew Yerk and l'arls Oeserve
moderation in our bustle, then, and save
Time the task et doing it for you All tour teur
nures are formed bj means of "reeds."
What is the secret et the "wabbling" bustle?
A tee lnee skirt holding tbe reeds. Oue
gored Irent breadth, one plalu Imck, aud one
narrow side pi ce is plenty. Many, for us
with full skirls, are making little "specials"
of white net, using from four reeds upwards.
Mis. Dien Iieuclcault (tbe seceud) wears
eleven under Jhat dainty pink China silk in
"Fin McCool"; and, If jeu notice, there is
no wabble there,
Little jieeple and pcckels arerecelv lug mere
consideration than heretofore In tbe present
stvles the former In the long unbroken i-klrt
elite", while each separate leld Is a s'andtng
Invitation te the latter te come aud nestle
therelu.
Ila-ques are all short en the hlpf, with 1 ng
point aud loeso front elfect, prnjuced by the
gathering or a "piece" at the ne k, falling
with invisible opening te Jein the eversklrt
folds. Hew you get in, or out, or round our
present bed covering, is nobedv's business
buttons are entire! tabooed, l'utlsarethe
characterizing sleeve-marks. Any kind, any
shape, any where ; but be they large or
small, above the sleeve or below, their sim
ple exl-tence prove you are "up" In sleeve
culture Rut remember this means allmness
of waist. I'utl-d sleeves with large waist Is
Dutch, pulled sleeves and a slim wai-t the
fxtreme el modern elegance. Cuds show a
decided "spring" at the wrist. The tendency
in cellars is toward moderation, low aress
and high cellar, producing u stylish but net
cneklng ellect Ihe roll or R izibe'han,
idea is quite Bernhardt enough te be utilized
lu a variety of stvllsh way".
Fer etreet wtar, the most popular present
fabric seems te be a light weight summer
cloth, which appears In strliei-, mete or lees
proueutued, and checked or llcktd surfaces
in all the "dark" colors. The "combination
pattern" is lu high laver again this year.
Tell dear old graudma that the real, genuine,
eld-tlmey alpaca Is come back. Just tbe
same 'ilust sneddlng" "shiny," "serviceable
goods" that Jehn used te bring her home a
gown of, after a geed corn nale. The mere or
less exquisite Huts and shades of heliotrope
are all the rage for "dretn" costumes, with
"eme assistance from a light vivid green,
b t'l needing dalnlj handling and wearers te
Jn.i'ity their claim te popularity. Heaven
du'eud us from the gradations of their decty
from drawing room te nursery, nursery te
kitchen, kitchen te girret, aud garret te gut
ter. hatever has become of the inventor of
that egregious monstrosity in color, the de
cayed canned strawberry, nobody knows. It
is te be hoped he has "dved" by his own
band.
Fer hack weir you must have a short
jacket, if you have te cut ell the skirls of
your "ulslet" te de it ; but see that you cut
them oil in the approved slant, a trills up to
wards the back. Rxcept en siep girls, who,
peer things, use theiu aa "a bed by night and
ache.ii ei drawers by day," you will net see
three long wraps per hour In the shopping
districts of iew Yerk city. Lucky you are
if your last fall one is light fitting, and will
bridge ever ler you; hut take oil these big
buttons. The most worn of these two jiuntl
nesses is the "Cevert," which means the
Kugllsh walking jacket with everlsppiug
seams, little hip pockets and mostly bends
which come In all the colors from black te
white, through brown. Never was a
time when the short lacket was se
simple, e absolutely perfect in fit, and se
universuL Ob, yes, one or two lltlle French
ex ravagance-s et the ulsterette ramlly -dainty
silk trimmed aud temporary are worn, but
only by these who can atlerd te toss them
aside in May, never te be seen again. Dress
wraps are te be simply apologies for outside
cover mere shoulder capes, with mere or
less "lUp" or "point," aud el lace, velvet, or
a beaded cloth, fj 60 per yard, which lades
lined te be very popular for tbls use. Rvery
thing of this kind 1 leaded with Jets, beads,
or beaded ornaments. Anew little trick lu
this line, just come en tbe market, is simply
a little harness of jet adjusted ever the dress
suit, pug-deg fashion. Where the comfort
or protection come iu tbe wearers de net
pretend te say ; probably te the trade, who,
no doubt, find both from their ready sale at
from (19 te (19.
liennet garniture shows a decided tendency
te floral rather than animal ornament, and
the all ervadlng lavender has it seal upon
the ribbon portion. Yet even while In tbe
very bUziet Its glory, this delicate favorite
cau perceive tbe triumphant leal of the
steadily approaching "carbon-blue" (a light
greeu blue), and tbe "dead rose" (Just what
its name signifies) ; aud, no douet, before
two mere new inejns, will have te flud an
uneasy throne en the points of scornful
noses. Illusion In alt colors Is extensively
used, arranged ever the entirely trimmed
bmnetwUh pre'ty pull elleet. The red lilu.
slen bonnet, which made its appearance lu
Paris last j ear, 1. becoming quite! a feature lu
our Broadway cases, and will be very popular
ler dress occasions from ita tlghtuun and
brightness. Hats are coming te have a verv
"hack" and "shop" , u vt. while the Utile
small-crowned, nrr' w.strlnged bonnet,
with poke or round It nit ellect Is universal
tbe bead ellect Is much sought alter, and for
Just new the simpler flowers, heath, apple,
blossom, daisy, heliotrope, pluk, etc,
Hi wee will bloom again by-and-by."
In connection with the expense-thought et
bbbwW leaaaaaa walaw bbwbb-w)b WT1V9
' ta want aa abiviifaiasaeV-saeaAlMa at I
' - J J---. --- mm m .- m - . ,g.
kwa aad whtw eetetaajb aMaM
lag ever law I MeeUaTbereai
eflect la preelealy tbe aeaae, aad no wAif bet
icr than that wbteb three little knot et rib
boa, tastefully abaded, and coating about 69
cents would bave produced. One receiving
a costly present may aeek te enhance the
pleasure or the giver by wearing It, but It I
simple absurdity te waste money en expen
sive millinery ornaments which add nothing
except te space In pecklt and pressure en
heart corners.
Celer la the one newness In glove. There
Is nothing te prevent jour choicest taste
being met. this spring, save blindness or pov
erty. Ornamentation la a marked feature,
from th heavy black seam, like a gents, te a
tiny bestd like embroidery emluently dainty
and feminine. Mnusquetalre is net In as
great laver as four aud six button ; UM Is
the average price. It la the same with hose;
nothing uew can very well cree'p into shspe,
e Ingenuity concentrates en color. Ribbed
lisle, at 75 cents, srem te tie the present
faverlta Lavender is the color which jeu
would feel most pride in dropping into the
middle et the little circle en the fleer, or toss
ing ou the top el the dainty white pile across
the back of the chair .is veu start for the land
of Ned.
Parasols are mert striking lu ornamenta
tion, color, handle, and price than ever ts
fete. The most popular for full dress are
lace I'eve red, either mil or plain, ever celer,
with deep flounces costing from fi upwards;
five dollars seeming te la) the average price
mr ordinary street wear. A charuiliiii line
el this sort shoe a combination el color by
means el V sned pieces, real or slmula'et,
running inreugti tue cover leuginwisu.
Hinds of ribbeti velvet, or laces are also
drawtiever the ribs with mere or less geexl
ellect. Handles are lovely, aud would seem
te have exhausted the utmost ingenuity in
their dev ices. The w hole handle of evldired
silver la n novelty. The low cut shoe et
patent leather will be much worn en the
street In the warmer weather with Uie "Ox
ford tte" for Its mark. Oxford tie is a wide
braid, lacing through thresser four holes t
lug In a loose bow knot. A suede leather is
being largely used In the manufacture of
these, also a russet leather, which Is very
ttleetlve, Suit slippers eclipse an) thing ever
txifere produced in shape, goods, and buckle.
Common sense Idea, with Kngltsh or half
rounded tots and with or without cloth
tippers is the ordinary shcav Prices are net
ad v anced in feet gear.
A pithy remark or Mr. tngerscll Is well
worth remembering in this connection. He
sajs "There Is no earthly sense in going
looking like old scratch. Just because you are
a farmer's wlte, and live In the country. If
veu have te wiar calico, wear it, but tn the
name et common dicency, have It cut iu the
la'est fashion. Fvnmh Rim vit Them v.
rilK Afllr til til. UHAUVATF '
A Mixture et tllu Klbbunf. Sntnnent. Vertrj
anil llrjst-n Itraulatlens.
Citherlne Co'.eln New Orleans Picayune.
Just at this time of the year a girl whom 1
knew very well is about te begin her voyage
of life, as she terms it lu her valedictory,
bhe Is tbe sweet girl graduate. She has sent
oil te all the Jehn Themases et her acquaint-
an co scented little notes of invitation te at
tend the cnuimencement exercises at the in
stitute, bhe is very pretty if somewhat
crude, and wears banged hair and many
white ribbons. Her gown is white with a
sneep'ng train. It la te her like a foretaste of
bridal tlnery. Sshe is in a tlutter, aud sup
p sts that this is the great trying ordtalef
ber life. She carries her diploma as a young
queen might carry her wand of cilice, lier
valedictory Is tied with blue rlboens, and
there is a icxsl deal of sentiment and poetry
in it. She talks about the stormy sea of llle ;
about hope, tbe light that was never en land
or sea, aud she is smothered in Mowers when
she makes her pretty bow of retirement.
She has already gene through the Inevitable
ceremonial et vow taking with ber school
chum. Tbey are te write te each ether every
oilier day. They are te keep each a diary,
and evchauge them at the eud of tbe j ear.
They are te have no secrtta from ewh ether.
Tney swear never te msrry, but after a time
when they bave been out tn society long
enough, they wilt meet somewhere, rent a
houseeratHt together and live inseparable
for tbe ret of their mortal lives tbe one de
voting herseir te China painting, tbe ether te
Kensington embroidery or weed carving.
We have all beard her rave ever her besom
triend, Alice Maud, the anima'ed respositery
of all her secrets. Six months go by. We
tntrt Agnes or F.fel, as the case may be,
and inquire after tbe besom friend. She
draws up her slender body and ber eyes leek
daggers that Jehn Themas wishes were
burltd In his hesrt, se swift it yet se sharp
are tbf v. "Ifyeu mean Miss Smith," says
she, "I knew nothing of bur. I decllue te
knew anything about her. She came te my
my house and flirted se shamefully with Mr.
Ilrewn that he has never tieen back since. 1
snail cut her tbe next time I see her,tbe hate.
tul old thidg."
m m m
Old Maids.
Frem the San ffrane'ece Chronicle.
1 like old maids. There's a great deal or
needless abuse thrown at old maids. A
woman never grows tee old te de some geed,
but it is questionable if a man ever grows
old enough te de any geed. An old man
who has never get married, who has lived a
seltlsh bachelor lire all btsdays, grows atirely
Inte a perrect nuisance, a crabbed, self-satis-tled,
discontented curmudgeon. New, if
there is one thing mere beautiful in life than
anetner, it is the admiration and devotion
maiden aunts show toward geed-looking
nephews. Kven a mother never has as much
profound admiration aud love for her son as
her nnuisrried sister of mature years, who
has pretty well given up tbe idea of marry
ing. Ol course, in tbe eldest old mald'a
breast there Is a faint hope that seme man
may come along yet, and she always attrib
utes the fault that he does net come te ber
own austere conduct, bless ber.
Illrmtngtianrs Wonderful Orewth.
Mr. James K. Ktudall bu made bis first
vhlt te iSirmlngham, Ala., and has written an
enthusiastic description et the magic cily.
Mr. Kandail says seme Idea of tbe expan
sion et the place may be arrived at when It
la declared that seventy-nine first-class stores
are In progress in the heart of tbe city, and
two theusaud dwellings, net a few of them
elegant and artistic. In various quarters. It
is cenlldently predicted that within live
years Itirmlngham will, with it legitimate
suburbs, have 1(0,000 Inhabitants. Mr. Kan
dail adds : ' Birmingham la Improving sat sat sat
trouemlcally. 1 ate a beefsteak from the West
that made me dream of Baltimore, and there
came a bretri from the Chesapeake bay
when selt-shell crabs were put belere me.
When you see a town developing In tbe ap
petite, It Is becoming civilized itself and ab
sorbing the civilization of elder places by
the seashore and tbe mountain. "
Olalnilns Ills Rights.
Ex-Secretary of War Lincoln, It Is aald, I
making sixty thousand dollars a year from
his law business, and has no political ambi
tion. A Chicago reporter who went te in
terview him met with startling success. Mr.
Lincoln said: "Yeu will de me a kindness
by printing, as coming from me, the state
ment that K lWt. T. Lincoln does net waut te
be written up In the newspapers. lie request
every editor te let hitn alone, and would
be glad If his name never again appeared
in the columns of a newspaper. A private
ultiren should hav e some right In this coun
try, and ene of these is the right te be let
alone by tbe press. I am practicing law, and
doing nothing else, and thinking et nothing
else. Ne thought et public efllce enter my
mind."
Kl-riotsruer Hnadlj's Frepbscy.
Kx Governer lleadly was Interviewed
while passing through I'ittsburg Monday,
lie Is quoted assaying : " Cleveland will be
nominated by acclamation. There ll certain
ly no question about this, and he will be
elected. It matters net whom tbe Kepubll
2an nominate. Tuere It considerable acold aceld
Ing and fretting among Democrat who bave
tailed te secure tbe president' favor, but tbe
kicker will be In line at tbe proper time,"
a wedtst Preposition.
Frem the Galveston Mews.
The leng-iullerlng editor et an Interior
piper utter this despairing cry : "It there
could be some law by which one might Bill
tbe theusandeth crank alter listening pa
tiently te the nine hundred and nine nine,
there would be soma alleviation of editorial
misery. But there la no aucb law, and one
has te take oft his hat te all such people and
thank them for advice, even Hit makta bint
ick."
aaadaaav I
r Acs of Ued's soldier bean
A sword divine
Stretcn out thy trembling hands
le-aay fortbluel
.Adlarf A. tre der.
mw$
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KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
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Ooed ADDotlte.
New Strength,
Quiet Net vea,
Happy Dnye,
Bweet Bleep.
A POWERFUL TONIC
that the most delicate stomach will bear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
And all llertn Disease.
THKMOTirNTiriO As!lrltIOCr.SsrUL
IllOUl' I'l KlHKti, utisrlorteiiulnluu.
Mr. f A Miller, Mi t st tHih street. New
erk, was runs! by hasklnn of extreme ma
lirlit I'liMtMtlen alter reven vrars siiirerlng
lie Mm run down Irent ITU pounds teVT.Iiegan
en kasklue In June, lstut, wi nt te work tn one
month, revalued his full weight til six luetlllu
Qtiliilue did tiltu tiogeod whatever.
Mr. tildeeu lhoiutisen, the eldest and one el
the most respected cltlzenanf llttdg pert,rtinn ,
says "I am nlnntv viaraetaae, and for the
lsst thnsi jears uivitsurrrvd from malaria and
thnetTectset itil!ilu poisoning. 1 n rentlv tat
gan with Kasktiui wblh tirekn up I In) malaria
mid I m rt used my weight tl pounds "
Mt-s.T A koIjuieiis. of IMIIn1lld.iv St. Jersey
City, writes Mi miii Harry, t lev en vears. was
Kuk
iklllO.
alter nttisin
months' Illness, hen we had given up all hope
eiieis irem ine iiihive lairsiuis, giv
details will tin ent en applli ntluti.
Kasktmi iiu Wi takun without anv special
medical adv leu. II w pur bottle. Sold by
H. B. OOOHRAN,
Druggist, 137 and I'M North yiieen M . Lancas
ter, ra , or sent bj mall ou ivcelpt of price
K Skl.S K te . M W nrrvn St., New or,
tee.'l IvdJtwl lh.s
rjUMl'UKrnS'
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics,
rer llorjej, C ittle. Sheep, Dess, Hogs, Poultry.
:J I'AUK ltOcih
On Treat iientef Animals and Chart "n'nt free.
CUKKS-t-'evers, Congestions, Inflammation.
A A. Spinal Meningitis, Milk rover
tut strains, liftmuitss, llncumatum.
U C Dlstuuipr. Nasal DUchsrges.
1) 1 Hots or Drubs. Wiiiun
K K Coughs, Heaves, l'muimenlv
T.r. colic or Urlpes, Jlxlljaimi.
tl 11 Mlsc.irrtagu Hemorrhages.
II It Urinary and Kidney Diseases.
1 1 Eruptive Diseases, Mange.
J k. Dtieascsel Digestion.
SrAlll.K CASK, with wiar, Manual,
vv Itch Hazel Oil aud Mtstlrater a? no
I'lUCK, Mugle bottle (ever Se doses) Our.
MM in Din diiisT: en
SKNT l'ltt PAID OS IthCKUTUr PIltCK.
Humphreys' Med Ce . UU t ulten St., N. .
littnpurtj's lloncepituic Spteifie Ne 23.
In use ai rears The only successful remedy
ter .Ni'rveus Debility, Vital Weakness, and
Prostration tromever work or ether sauscs. II
per vtat.erSvtilsandlaritu vial powder, ter S3.
elu bv DRiiiutsTs, ersiut postiwliten receipt
ofprtce. HI VU'lltigVs' MKD10INK. CO.
febivlvdAwnhA- -Ne. ltwrulten su .N. .
CILY'S CKKAM BALM.
CATARRH HAY FEVER.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
CI.KANSKS TIIK 11 K M).
ALLA13 INrl.AMM VT1UN, HEALS TIIK
SOItK.
BfciTOltKS TIIK SKSsks or TASTE. SMELL,
HEAIU.NU.
A QUICK KKl.lhf. A fOSITtV E CUKE.
A panicle Is applied te eacn nestnl and Is
agreeable. Price M cents at druggists , b7
mall, retrtstervd, te cu Clrcntars frve.
KL IlllO'. Drmrxtsls. Mweirn,N. Y.
-(ii'nulni) Ely's Cream It tlm for sale at
Ceenmn's Drugstore, 1J7 and X N'erth Oiiruu
St , Lancaster, I'a UlrS-ldAlv 1 lhAS
G
eluhn si'Kcirir.
DRUNKENNESS
OU TUB
Liyueit ii miit 1-esiTiv Kin ruittfii
ut
ADMIMsTKUl-Mi Dll IIAl.VtS'
UOLDEN SPhCiriC.
It can tie given In a cup of coffee or ta with
out thH knoMlrdgeet the iht.eii taking It. ta
absolutely b irmli ss, und will effects perma
nent and speedy curu. whether the pttlent Is a
modern drlnaereran alcoholic wr,ek. Thou Theu
svuda of drunkards havu bistti mal temporal!
men who hav h taken tielJuu sjHictrlc In their
coffee without their knewl dgu, and te-day t
llnve thev quit drinking of thtlr own free wllL
IT .SKVKlt rAtl." The system once linpreg.
natidwlihtheHrs.ctBc.lt becomes an utter lm
piMslblilty for the II luer aptM tlte teuitst. ITer
sale by Lit V. LOCIILK, Druggist,
Ne Kast Mng Street, Lancaster, Pa.
aprlJIydTuThAs
1UE SWIFT Sl'KCIKlO CO.
""S.S,S."a"k
BLACK WOLF
Or Ulack Leprosy, Is a disease which Is con
sidered Incurable, but It has yielded te the cunt
tlve properties et bvurT biicirie new known
all ever tbu world a.i S. s a. Mrs llalley, et
West Semurvllie, Mius.. near llenlnn. was at
tacked several ears age with this hideous black
eruption, and wuj tniittd by the twst medical
talent, who could only say that the duease wu a
species of
LEPROSY
and consequently Incurable. It Is Impossible te
d scribe her sufferings Her body from the
crown or ber head te the seli a of her feet was a
mass of decay, masses et Iteati retting off and
leaving gnat cavities. Her ringers festered and
three or four nails dropped off at euu time. Her
limbs centractwt by tbu fearlul ulceration, and
ter several years she did net luavu her bed. Her
weight was reduced from ll te M) lbs. l'erhaps
some tatnl Idea of her condition can be gleaned
from the fact that thripe pounds of Cosmellneor
ointment weru used per week In dnsalngher
sores, finally the pbysblans acknowledged
their deteat by this IUack We f, and commended
tbe tnffurer te her all-wUe Creater.
Uur butband bxarlng wonderful reports el the
use of Swirrs8rscinu(s H. H ), prevailed en her
te try It aa a last resort. Hhe tsuan Its use under
pretest, but seen round that ber system was
being relieved or the uolseu, as thH sores aa
sumed a red and healthy color, as though the
bleed was becoming pure and active. Mrs.
liatley continued the S. s S until last february;
every sere was healed t she discarded chair and
cratches, and was ler the Ural time In twelve
J ears a well woman. Her husband, Mr. C. A.
talley, la In business at 17K lilackatene street,
liosten, and will take pleaaure In giving the de
tails of this wonderful cure, bend te us for
'ieatlse ou Weed and skin Ulacases, mailed tree.
TIIE SWIFT SPECIFICCO.,
DBA.WER 3. ATLANTA, OA
aVOenulne Swift's Specific rer sain at Coch
ran s Drug store, U7 and 1SJ KerthlQueen Bl.,
Lancaster, Pa. fl-lydAw
T
WEAK MEN
Buffering from the effects of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness, lest manhood,
etc., 1 will send a valuable treatise (sealed) con
taining full particulars for home cure, rttiCE of
charge. A splendid miMllcid work ; should be
read uy every man who la nervous and debili
tated. Address, ruer. r. t. rewLKit,
mlBstmdAw Mendus. Conn,
rrUHft OUAKAHTJCKl),
ruptur;e.
Cure gnaranteed by OK
J. B. HATU,
g&se at onee i no operation or delay from beat
cess I lesusi dt nuuari
rtl AU;tl ST.. PKILA
testml
hundreds of cure. Main ode.
send for circular.
fi-lvtw
QAKK, HUKK AN U MPEKOY CUKK.
(3 Uupture, Varicecele and Special Disease
of either sex. Why be humbugged by quack
when you can And In Dr. Wright the only itaeu
lab ravsteiaa In 1'hlladelphla who make a
specialty el the above diseases, and era
TbimT Cuau UtJiaairrssD. Advlee irree day
and evening. Strangers can be treated and re
turn home same day Utttce private,
DK. W.lf. WBIOUT,
Ml Werth Ninth Street. Above Kaee,
F. O. Bex ITS. Pbltadslphla.
lania-lvAw
RUPTUBE-OUBK OUARANTKBD BY
Dr. J. B Mayer, 831 Arch street, rhtladel
phla.l'a. Base at once. Me operation or bust
nesa delay. Thousands of ears At Keystena
Heuse, Beading, fa., M Saturday et each month.
IXnd for circulars. Advice tree. marlHTO
m,'?
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n twsvssyJfs
MOTTO TB4T ALWAYS WINS s
11 Honest Werk at
PHILIP DOERSOM
Old Reliable Garriage Works,
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Buggies,
Pktens,
Carriages,
COS&TASTl.Y OS HASH.
ttrJiKi'AtRixa rneMiwr.Y a7'J'kxhki Te.jti
Philip Doersom's Old EeliaWe Carriage Works.
CAKI'KT
HA1U1A1NS !
-dO'
eSHIRK'S CARPET HALL
-KOK-
WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS,
Tapestry, Iugraln, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets,
OIL CLOTHS, WIXDUW SHADES, Ac.
Wa have the Largeet and Beat
H.
S. SHIRK & SONS
Cerner West King and Water Streets, Lancaster, Pi
yywceKSKrs
T
HE NKW UAM'lKliU " l,ANOTKY."
Jivfiifd
itet. la L 5 tanejj, ami Eurvi.
I.IUIIT. CIKILand ADJUHTA1ILK.
riM.DS up when sitting or ltni( down
UKSUMBs ItsuhaiH) huti r1tlng,uud will bold
up the heaviest dreis
ONLV bustle ever made te flt every lady and
any dress, rer sale at till tbn liadlux lr Ce da
llnuasstn U 8, Canada and Kurniu eatuplia
will bu furnlshnd by mall ter W emits. Kierv
bustlu Is stamped trade uiaik "LANtnUY"
and Warranted Msde In White. Drab, liluu
Ulack. CANIIKLD UDIIIIKKCO.
.Vit; Mercer -t , -New 1 erk Cltr
Fer site at thn toKewlni; heiines, Umcasier
WATT.t 8HASII, It h tviiMrecK, II.
ASIUICII.HXAMM llltOs It
HUvanivuxmuiXH euuut.
IALIj
AND HKK
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Llght ; llenU them all.
Anether Let of C11KAI' ULOHBS lerUas and
oil stoves.
THH " PERFEX3TION "
MKTALMOULUINU AND KUBHEK CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beat them all. Tbt strip outwears all ethers
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling el windows
Kir.liidr. LhedaiL. Keen otittnew and ritn. Anv
one can apply It no waate or dirt made In an
plylnKlt. Can be fitted anywhere -no holes te
bore, ready for use. It will net split, warp or
brink a cushion strip Is the most perfect. At
tbe stove. Healer ana llange store
-OF-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST..
LANUABTEH, pa
s
l'KUIAI, NOTICK.
" Mere human, mere dlvlnn than wo
rn fact, part humsn, purt divine
Is woman, when the Keed stars agree
Te mingle at ber nativity."
Iteflcct.'ye Lords of Creatlen, and hlu ye at once
te
KIEFFER & HERBS,
Ne. 40 E. King St.,
And Procure one et their famous
Economist"
Vapor Cook Steves.
..
That Ued's best gift te you be net tertured be
yond recall with the unnecessary waste heat
which It Is Impossible te avoid with your
llange, and (what Is also Important) consider
the great economy In fuel, a) cents worth of
fuel will cook ler a family et three grown per
sons 21 meals.
And when you want a lleatar, get a
SPLENDID "
And be Happy.
rLUMBIHQ, 08 FITTING, STEAM UK AT
INO, TIM HOOTING AND 8P0DTING.
WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
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Business
Wagons,
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Wagons
IIA1.I.S.
HAKUA1NS
Htoek In the Otty.
uMtmrmt,AMv ntVMum,
LANUAHTKK AMD MlLLKlWVlLOiH
K. M TIME TAHI.k
Cars leave Laneaiter for stlllursvlll at T-W
rw and 11..W a. m , and tin, iiix Btu and s ju p. n
Cars leavu MlUersvlllii ter l.incaitur at D-00
twn and lo-en a. in . and Isn. sst, -en and 7-u) a. ra
KAUlNu"iOllLUMHlA HAILKUAD
AND IIHANCIIKS, AND LEBANON AND
jANCs.aTElt JOINT l.l.N II. It,
0 AND ArTKlt HllSlltl, Hk 51, IS87,
rKAINt) LiEAVK UCADtNH
rer Columbia and Lancaster at 7.1 a. m.. ILtO
ms'it and III) p. in.
for yuarry vtlle at 7 .'J. II Wa uu, aa4 6.10p.M 6.10p.M
'er CWctfes al 7..0 i. tn and II Dm.
ritAlNS LiK.VVB. COl.UMlll
Ter Itmdtnx at 7 30 a. tu , ltLtu iud 3.40 p. ir.
for Lebanon it 11 Jl and 5.H n u.
1UAINS LAV ClUAItltVMLl.t
rer Lancaster at & 30 a. m aud ' l and Imp, or.
for lleiidtna'ata.iu. in snrt J 4J p in
Fer LulKinun at lt. and I til p. m
LKAVE KI.Ncl arunicl (ij.ncaster.1
for Itn-ultiiir at 7,i a. in , U .11 and lm p. ut
for Ijobaneu at . a. til , il.ni Mid Mat p. uu
rer tlunrry vlllM at a.31 a. tn , 1 ) end H-i) p. ai,
LKAV K t'Ut.NCR JritKKT (Lincastnr.l
for Ikvidtnii at 7.1" a. tn.. I2.siud s.v p. m
rer Is'bMien atR.Ua. in ,113 mud lm p m.
ler tluarryvlileat J Jih. m, I M and'tx p hi.
lllAINJ I.CAMI LKIIANOS.
r r Uinrivster at 7 - t. in . 12 11 sn 7 p. "
T Qnarryvllls st 1 1 x. it. aud It 15.
sltsrtiav thaihs
rUAlNS I.SAVS ttKADINb
ret Uncasier at 7 Ji n. m. and i.ei p in
rerqunrryMlleattnip m
TKAIN8 LITAVr QUAUUY VtLl.g
rer Lanrnstei, laibatiun and ItutdlnKat 7.10 a. l
TUA1.NS LKAVE Kl Si, sT. (Lancaster.)
rerlleaain and Irf9tnnn at s.esa.iu and s rt
p. m
Fer yuarry villa at no p iu
TKAINS LKAVE riUVCI ST. (Lancaster.1
rer KeudlnK and libannn and 8.1(1 a. m and t 01
p. m
rer ynarryv1Ui.3lS.t3p uu
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
rer l.anciisuir at f-V. . m and 3 Op. in
rer yuirr vllle at 3 45 p. m.
rer connection at Columbia, Marietta Junc
tion, l.ani ester Junction, sJanhelin, Beading
and Lebanon, see ttme tables at all stations.
C M wtLsev.HnrwirtnUindent.
PKNNHYLVA.NlA ItAI !,K OAli HCHhl)
U I.E. in erti-t train June 13,1-w.
Trains lsavs LasuasTsa and leavu and arrlv
at fbtlidHlphUsji follews:
Lunve
Leave
WKMTWABD
Pacific Kxpress....
News Kxprusst
Way Passengerf
Mall tnilu via ML Joyl
NalMallTralnl
Niagara Express
Hanover Accem
raall.tnel
rredarlck Accein
I .ancestor Accetu
Ilarnsburg Accem....
Columbia Accem
Harrtseurg Kxpres..
'Vnstern Itxpnast".
XaiTWAHIi
1'hlla Express)
rati l.tucl
lt&rrttburg Exprma ..
Lancaster Accem ax. .
Columbia Accem.... .
HoMhere Express
Pbll.idelphla Accem.
Sunday Hall
Day Express!.
Philadelphia
linctr
"i . p m
!3Ua. rr
t-iua m
sla m
1 3-. m
ti.-r a. m.
ti1 m
Ul m. si.
i u
Mua. m.
a. m.
loop. m.
2-10 p. te.
J se p. in
4 3d p. m
7 3n p. m
7 ) p. m
il 10 v. m."
rrlvc at
Phfla.
IMt ID,
H- a. m.
It) 31 a. m.
via Columbia
70 a. m
via Columbia
11 SO a. m
via Columbia
via ML ley.
1:15 p. ni
I top m
llllp in
9 5)p m
ixiavu
tAncastel
iota. ru.
tiuTia. m.
1 10a.m
i M a. in
,Hi a. m
lMp.ni,
tax. p. m.
3,-aip rr
Ittn.m
via Mt Jej
u si a. m.
In p. tn.
5ue p. m.
5 tip. ra.
BJOn. Um
IlarrUliurg s,ccem
4Ap m.
-4ap. nt.
Tbe Lancaster Accommodation leaves liarrla
bur at e in p tn. and arrives at Lancaster at t-Jt
p. m.
ran Marietta Accommodation leaves Coram
bla at 8 te a. tn.andiuachtis Marietta at M. Alse
leaves Columbia at 11 42 a. m and l'4S p. m.,
raachlng Marlutla at 1'i.ui and i-16. Leaves
Marietta at 3-eS p. m. and arrives at Columbia at
t-te ; also, leaves at 8 3b and arrives at 8 M.
) me Yerk Accommodation leaves Mnrtettaat
710 and arrlvua at Lancaster at H-oe cennectln
with UarrUburg Express at 8 10 a. ra.
The fredertck Accommodation, west, eon neev
trig at Lancaster with rut Line, west, at 11
p. in., will run through te rmdertck.
Tbe rrederlck Accommodation, east, leave
Columbia at U and reaches I Jen caster at lfcftl
p.m
Hanover Accommodation, fast, leaves Colum
bia at 4 10 p m. Atiliua at Lancaster at 4 31 p,
m , connecting wlta Day Kxprcai
Uauevnt AeesiuunuoaOeu, west, connecting at
Lancaster wltb Niagara Express at 8 50 a. m.,
will ran through tn itanever, dally, except Sun-
QAV.
fast Llm
tt Line- west, en Sunday, wnen naggea,
itnnat Downlniitewn. Ceatesvllle, Parkcs"
west, en Sunday, when 'Bagged,
WUl stni
barg. tit. Jut. KlUabelhliwn and Mlddletewn.
t rhe only trnlns which run dally. On Sunday
tlu Mall train wust runs bv way of Columbia.
J. it. WOOD, Ueneral Passenger agent.
CUA8. E. PCOH Oenersl Manaeer.
OAJtuiAuma.
UTANUAKD VYOItK.
Edw. Edgerley,
OARRIAOE BUILDER,
NOS. 40. 4J. 41, 43 MABKET 8T11E1T.
Bear of rostemoe, Lancaster, fa.
I have In Stock and Build te Order Every Va
riety et the following style :
COUPES, HUUUIKS.CABUIOLKTS,
CABBIAOK. VICTOBtAS,
BUSINESS WAIiONS, "T" CAHTB,
MeCALL WAGONS. SUBBIKS, '
MABUKT WAGONH. PHAETONS,
KXPKKS8 WAGONS.
I employ the Best Mechinlcs, and have facili
ties te bulid cerectly any style of Carriage de
sired. The Quality, style, and rinlah et my Werk,
makes It decidedly the C1IK.1PK.1T IN TUB
MOTTO t Fair Dealing. Honest Werk at Bot Bot Bet
eom Prices.". Pleiue give me a call,
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
PBICE8 LOWKIl 'I HAN ALLOTUEBS.
aWOneSstef Workmen especially employed
for that purpose
WANTED.
100 Salesmen at oueb en very liberal
terms Facilities unsurpassed.
BfteWN BKOTIIKBS.
m!7-3mdw Nnrwrymen, Bochsster, a, Tt
.fe
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