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,att. Ua.
m fsVia-v WuMsaMV Meatim.
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VaaiaBWfnlMlUiill.
fc' Aa Able Memce.
K Oaa of tee mom ame ana lerciuie puuuc
iMftn et Mayer Morten is that in which
vetoed the Joint resolution of councils
' mailing him te draw his warrant for an
mt compensation ter ex-uuy solicitor j.
wiW. Jehnsen. Itlsateraeandvlgoreusdocu-
.'Mit,tbe authorities are appositely ie-
u?;:,iee, anavne conclusion umi. u iekuw s
fer1fflinnlHlMe.
:-r Common Councilman Leng says the
aaayer's message is "a parades." lie
ahoeld send along a chart for the interpre
tation of this expression. Webster thus
defines the meaning of a paradox : "a tenet
or preposition contrary te received opin
ion ; a sentiment seemingly absurd or con
tradictory ; that which in appearance or
language is absurd, but yet true in fact."
la ether words, it is a truth which seems
at first an untruth. According te this,
Councilman Leng at first concluded that
tte mayor's message was absurd, but
$Ls
concluded that it was entirely
Vet he is net consistent, for he is
fitfa fceper
teffi Itusinsl nnnninirthnRiistlninarnf lliamavnr.
8& Mr. long should sleep with a dictionary
Cli J 1.1. UnA
It is claimed by the Jehnsen clique in
councils that the resolution is net a legis
lative act. The burden of proof is en them
te show this. The resolution certainly
overrides existing legislation, and hew a
legislative act can be repealed by a non
legislative act will be difficult te explain
by the most expert kind of legal jugglery.
If councils are true te their duty, Mr.
Jehnsen's illegal knocking at the doers of
the city treasury will continue te be in
vain.
Need of Heed Streets.
The property owners en North Duke
street between Chestnut and Orange streets
are entitled te creJit for the public spirit
that actuates them te spend 11,000 or mere
the laying of an asphalt um block
pavement en that square, and councils
s'.i'juld co-eerat with them in the move
ment. This city is cursed with the very
worst kind of streets, and for a munici
pality as healthy as Lancaster is, the con
dition of the highways is most discredi
table. In the days et thelleman empire,
one of the greatest of public concerns was
geed reads, and the solidity of its highways
like the Via Appia of two thousand years
age is still a subject of wonder te the mod
erns. Mere attention should be paid te the
city streets. A stone crusher and roller
sheuldabe purchased without delay, and a
prompt and vigorous effort begun towards
making Lancaster preeminent in the state,
net only for cheap markets, beauty of loca
tion and intelligence of people, but also for
streets unsurpassed for excellence.
A Fatuetlc Incident.
There is a sad story in the press dis
patches of te-day that vividly shows hew
little knowledge one half of the world pos
sesses of bow the ether half is living. A
crowded immigrant train rushes into the
Union depot in Chicago. A Norwegian
couple alight, the man borne down with
the weight et baggage and the woman car
rying her baby. They are seated en their
baggage awaiting the train te bear them
further westward, when a great cry of an
guish escapes from the woman. Her little
one, whom she had been se tenderly guard
ing, is dead.
The city ambulance is at once ou the
ground, the dead child is en its way te the
morgue, the father and mother, grief
stricken and forlorn, are hurried into the
departing train, the balls ring, the whistles
blew and before the infant arrives at the
mergue its parents are miles away from
the place where it died.
And thousands of incidents of this kind
are occurring every day, only a few of
whichever find their way into print. Truth
is indeed stranger than fiction.
Sew Treatment of Lecltjuw.
A very interesting experimental tie.it tie.it
mentet lockjaw is reported from Chicago.
Jehn Keileber was the patient in (juestien,
and as there will be wide-spread interest
felt in this effort te cure one of the most
dreadful ills te which llesu is heir, Hie full
treatment et the case is herewith ap
pended :
Kelleher was put under the lulluence of
ather. The apenge bad barely beeu applied i0
uisiuusiw iiwimiw n uvu ue iniuai UtlaatQ
oenvulslon displayed Itself. He jumped
from the operating slab and made r mad
' rush for the window. Hiajawa were set, bis
yes) protruded, aud ha fought wlib a fren
aled strength which the combined etlerta of
lour man oeuia naraiy overeoua.
Again he waa given the anu-stbettc; this
time with better effect The lanea waa then
takea In band, and an Incision four Inches
long and three inches deep waa made an
tech and a half behind the hip bone. The
aulatle nerve, which Ilea te the rear of the
ball and socket joint, was then exposed.
Hare a atroeg metallic sound waa passed
beaeata the nerve, and it was stretched
downward from the spinal cord with
pressure rl 175 pounds. The gash
waa then dressed with Iodeform, and
MtlaMUae, and aewed up. An incision
three inches long was nest made In the groin,
the kaife cutting down wards past the femoral
artery until tba crural nerve waa exposed.
Hare the sound was again used and the nerve
drawn downwards from tba spinal cord with
uiasaure) of fifty pounds, This Idea of
treatment for lockjaw la a new one and waa
art awoesea fully attempted In the European
fjaadlrsil eeHegee shout six months age and
the ease of Kaltahar la probably the Brat etfert
la Ibm West. It waa the left feet which waa in
jured. The two nerves treated are these aun
1 Ien- loeoanotioa end sensation front the
,' IV ajatra centre te the eaat et the wound. The
h Y'-sj'rtstetUC was done te destroy the nerveeur.
tmmtmAUAttAtteUhy ih Mil
loUMfaMteC thwbrata, also te rvvattb
eowveyaaea et the initaUea from tM ptetnk)
loot te the brain. The mm la twlnn watched
with grvat Interest by the modieli men el
Chicago, m It preatlsts te become a remedy
ter the dreaded dtetate.
Philadelphia waeaever healthler tban
It bow Is t and never duller.
The sad newa about peaches in nipple
tuented by the information that worms are
destroying the cranberry vine
.- .. ..I .-.rt nt tlm
HUxtn Heard of Charities there are only about
fourteen really geed Jails In our state. Of the
tnmalnlng Bfty-three a few, perhaps a dozen,
are tolerable, and we emer leny nut, .
. .. ..i .-.I tnr tlm inmt Mart ID
111 auminurauuu, " -- - ---cimstructlen,
the president In his addrees
lnvelgha agalniit the custom of detaining
In prison witnesses whose atlendsnce Is de
sired at criminal prosecutions. The wrong te
the citizen taken from his home ler this pur
time Is commented upon In vigorous tertus.
It Is almost equally a wrong," continue the
report, "te Incarcerate with convicted crlml
nsls these who are only charged with crime,
ami, crime net being proved, are preniiined
innocent, ami, in point e( isci, very eium are
HO."
Te remedy these in Us the comtnlMteners
timke the following recommendations : 1,
tlie abolition of gevernment by sheritls under
thn lee system, aud the substitution or a
beard of Inspectors, appointed wholly or In
imrt by the court ; 2, alelute separation of
piiseners In all county Jail, by centlnement
lu cells ; 3, placing women under charge el
women Ina distinct building ; I, trentlug de
tained witnesses as tree tnen lu couireitable
quarters, and properly cetueuiated for less
of lime j f, previsions for the steady employ
ment et all prisoners, ler their own comfort,
happiness aud health.
The Jails In Fayette, Cumberland, Craw
lord, Jetlersen, Somerset, Vvusoge, Wash
ington and Wyoming counties call for special
comment en the part of the commissioner
as defective or badly mauaged. Schuylkill
ceuuly Is considered te have the best Jail In
the state.
CuiCAiie may new smile derisively nt M.
Leuis. Its city directory ler 17-S Just Is
sued, Indicates a total population of eer
wo.eoo.
A BVDUMK VUSKUK Uf FMUIfT.
A Scheel Director Asks Mr. Ilreslua Why tilt
V lews Mat e harferft Alteration.
Te Til K EtllTOIlS OP Till! lMIKM.KIKNCKR :
The iMKi.i.iui'.NL'KU last lieht contained a
lone communication from Mr. Hrelus en
the free book question. He quoted section
i:tl of the rules, which states that all these
who are unable " te purchase the necessary
school books and stationery," shall have
them furnished by the beard. Mr. Hrexlus
calls this rule ' the mercileaa tliutuh-.screw
of torture te which our industrious p.ier are
subjected," but he conveniently emlls te tell
the readers of the Jmtki.i.hiknukii that Mr.
Hresiua assisted in framing that very rule
and voted for It when It was
presented for readnptlen by the beard.
The last time the rules were rc
vnl, Mr. Brosius was a member
of the committee en revision which, as we
recollect, consisted of Dr. I.svergoed as
chairman, Mr. Brosius, Mr. McCemsey,
Mayer Morten, and our city atierlmeedeut
was also added se as te give the committee
the ad vantage of his knowlinlge and exper
ience, aud the committee held it meeltugs
lu Mr. Hreaiua' olUce. If section ill Is new
a "merciless thumb-screw," what was It
wuen Mr. iiresius veieu ler u w neu me rniea i
were rev Ised by the commlttee of which be 1
was a member Just a fuw veais age? II
It is a " thumb-screw" uesr, what was
It when Mr. Brosius assisted lu having
it reudepted by the IsMrd when the
rules were reised? If It Is a thumb thumb
sltew new it was n thumb-screw
then. We would also tell our advo
cates of the free books system that the pres
ent rule was adopted by the school he.inl en
the recommendation of tlie lute Jehn !'.
Stelnman nearly half a cntury ae, and,
notwithstanding the beard has had hi It
since that time such men as Bishop Kewtuau,
Father Keeuan, Hev. Jehn Baker, Dr. Atlee,
Dr. Muhlenberg, Themas lliirrns, Wm.
Whiteside and scores et ethers of marly
equal prominence, this Is tlm liret time In
the history el the public echo Is lu this city
that an attempt has been made te abrogate a
rule which met the sanction and approval of
these distinguished men. The original rule
they framed years age is new pronounced by
one Mho, ou a revision of theie very rule
ence favored and veted for its re adoption,
a "merciless thumb-screw." Why is this
thus'' A IMm iieu.
Mil. Hi.u.sk was entertained in l.eiiilnn
at suppsr , Tuesday eeuiHKt ' Henry
Irvinif.
tiKNKUM. M Air Kit We It KM N l'eu 1 1 Kill A
will resign his onltlen at the Minneapolis
cenveutlun, which meets In October.
Du. Mi Ulinn, at the im mini; of tljetirst
Assembly district L'nlled Laber party,
Tuesday nluht, in New Yerk, as eltclnl a
delicate te the national couriitieu at Syra
cuse ou August hi.
Juiuilug rrem a tlslluen m Mil" In I lie Air
The much talked of leap from a balloon
was made by Professer Themas H 11 till in,
at the fair grounds iu (Juliii'V-, Illinois, Mon
day. Over .:e,OUO people itneshcd ibe per
formance, which waa one of the most uaring
and thrilling ever attempted by uisn. His
original Intention was te send the balloeu up
-,0e0 leet, held it captive by a roe,
aud mske the jump lrein that height,
and atterwards draw down the ,balloon
aud make a regular voyage. Owing te
the hlgli wind which prevailed ibe rope
t-elieuie waa abandoned. Jlaldwln ascended
te the height et one mile, and then holding
his parachute, lauuehtd himself Inte space.
The parachute Is an umbrella shaped allair,
with ribs of cord, which are prolonged and
fastened tn a ring, te which the terenaut
clings. It is made nf silk, and is Is feet in
diameter. The parachute was attached te
the netting of the balloon by a small cord,
Intended te break by the weight et the
icrensut. When the jump was made the
parachute was closed, and the lirst 'Jue leet
the mrenaut dropped like a re;k. Tlieu, as
the parachute ex aniled, the speed lim-ame
leas rapid, and the terenaut and his strange
apparatus lleated steadily down like a bird,
Tne descent was accomplished in 3:'J0. Mr.
lialdwju struck the ground with some force
lu a sliding manner, but was net een jsrred
by the shock. The descent varied about a
ipiarter of a uille trout the vertical, and
ItiUtwiu struck the ground a mile aud a hall
from where the ascent waa made. He tried
te collapse the balloeu before Jumping from
11, out me apparatus laueu te wert, ami me
balloon escaped and was seen out of sight,
gnlug east at an altitude of a mile and a half.
Clsvslaud te Visit the West.
Senater eat arrived in St. I'aiil Wtiluea.
day and la awaiting the arrival of Senater
Alllaen, of Iowa ; Senater Cameren, of Penn
sylvania, aud Uoveruer llauwir, of Mentana,
who will Jein uim. The party will make a
trip te Alaska.
Mr. Vest said Uial a few Java age. while In
will ke ahead and make neceaaary railroad
arranKemeiits ler the trip., Mr.'vest aald
the iieeple of the Wtst are Indebted ler Uils
move ou the part of tlie prealdent te the spite.
I ul sjieech of Senater Sherman at Nashville,
What the Bala Brought.
1'ittahurK streets swarmed with frega alter
rain ou Mendsy, and some people UieuKht
they came from the clouds. The animals
were all very small some el them net mere
than a quarter of an Inch long. They were
net green like the small amphibian usually
found In meadows or fields, but their bide
bad greyish dark color, denoting the regu
lar toad. While the bodies of some of them
were still graced with tails, ethers bad al
ready ptsaed that state of tbelr metamorpho
sis, aud were bopping about without such
appendages.
Ml news.
The Philadelphia and PIMaburg cluba were
the only members of the 1-segue that played
yesterday. The former wen by 0 te The
Detroit stepped oil In itlngbamten en their
way eaat anil'defeated the leeal team by te
1. The Bostena wen at Syracuse j r, tee.
The AswwIaUen aaines yesterday were .
At ulsvllle-luls,llle l. Athletic 6 t at
Cleveland-Brooklyn 10. Cleveland a : at
T n,rnn-t:incitinatl II. Ilsltuuere n i at
MU 1-euls-MetaN Wt liOUlsT. -
Heading defeated Alteena yealenlay by II
teX
After Dunlnp hatl ten the Held en Tues
day, after his collision with Tliouisen, It
was believed that his leg wis merely bruised.
It new appears lust a email none wai irao irae
tured, and the tine second baseman Is net
with theclub en Uie Kastern trip. Klcliard Klcliard
sen will play at sc-end. White at third and
Shltulte lu left Held.
McKlunen, PitUburs's lint baseman, Is ae
sick that he has been compelled te go te his
home In Bosten.
Merrl, who was oneo a phenomenal pitcher
Is such no Ieniser. Yeaterday tlm I'hlladel-
Iitilas hammerett his pitching until he must
isve looked sick.
lie let in Ml foreign Mlaalen MMIIng.
A meetlug of the beard of commissioners
for foreign uilseleus of the Kefermed church
et the United States, held a session In Haleui
Kefermed church, llarrlsburg, en Wednes.
day. Among the ministers was Hev. A. C.
Wbitmer. of Lancaster. An organtratlen for
the ensulnic year was etlected by electing
Kev. lr. Van Hern, president; l!v. t)r.
Welser, Ice president, and Kev. A. It. Bar Bar Bar
thoeomew, of rettsltle, secretary. Kev.
Bartholemew wb elteted a member of the
beard In place el Hev. 1). Johnsten, deceased,
who was pecrt't'ry. Botne I ui pett ant business
waa transacted before the beard adjourned In
the afternoon.
Before the business of the meeting closed
Kev. Bcuneder, of Marietta, was selected aa
an additional missionary et the Kefermed
church In J span, If the reverend gentleman
will accept the appointment.
MATUIMtlNlAU
N.SS1 1
A crowd,
A church.
A march by MeuOelisehn,
A bride,
A groom,
A itUK.aml priest's Kraetene.
W edded
And naught but death shMI secr
ticst Joined
Let no man sunder ever.
SlIM i-
A crowd,
Aieurt.
A case details spicy.
A Judge,
An oath,
Ablll deiree nisi.
IU erced
Then cheese again and plight 'em.
fcacli scene
Kepeals mi infinitum.
-Veni the Niiurimii Acui.
BI'MViAL HUT IV MB.
Why Be Uonersst;
Tru, ou are tn a miserable condition )ou
arj weak, ialld,and iivrveus ei cannot sleep
at ul;ht, nor enjoy your waking hours i yet,
why lese heart t list at the tlniKgtst's a tiettle
or Itiirtletk Btemt JiUttri. They will nstore
Tuu te health and (teaceef mind, rer sale by il.
1. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 1JU North (,'uwjn
street, Lancaster.
gpeaks flight t'.
"Have tried TAesim' Kclettrie Oil for crimp
and colds. and hud II the best remed 1 hive
ever nseit In my family" Win. Kay, MO I'iy
mnnth Ave, ItutTole, N. " . rer 'ale by II. II.
Cochran, druggist, 1X7 and YSJ .Neith gueen
stniet. Lancisler.
Sirs Lanxtry,
And ethsr famous women hwowena reputa
tlen for facial beauty. A tine compleilen makes
one IruiM-enie, eeu though the (ice Is net el
Ierfecl mould. Hurtletk lllveil llilitrt act dl
leclly uiwn the clrcnl itlen,and se give the skin
a clearness and smcsilhness otherwise nnattaln
alile. for sale tiy II. Ii. Cochran, dmggltt, 1J7
aud 1 V North (Jueea street, uincasler.
Ua II With I'leasar.
Wangler l'.re.dniggisUi, of Watrrloe. Iowa,
write ' We can with pleasure say tha. Themiit'
Kfltctrie Oil gives the best satisfaction et an
llnluivnt a sell Kvcrvbe.lv who buys wtil
have no ether, this nuneily Is a certain cure for
all aches, sprains. aud pains, rer sale by II II.
Cochran, drurglit, UI and 1.EJ North (Juisjn
atteet, l-ancastur.
A Clergyman's Testimony.
W. K. UlrTerd, pastor, M. E. thurih, llethwell,
Ont.was fortwejearsasnlterurwltb dypcp-ln
In its worst form, until in he states "lite 1" cnuin
an ixtiial liunleu." lhrs) tmttleset Ilunlerk
NIikhI Htttrri cured him, and be tells us In nie
cent lettirthat he censldurs It the ts-st Hmllv
uusllclne new liefere the (euntry for d)9epsla
itndltXTCeiiiplalut Fer sale by II. It. cevhran,
druggist, 137 and ISJ North tfuuen street, Lan
caster. Tliraw Away 111 Crutches.
".SiKTei-ed from rheumatism se badly had te
use crutches, tint threw them away alter appl
lug Theimtt JCcteetric Otl te tn limbs. 1 new
fe'l belter than I have for leirs," y L. I.lbbs.
S1" Elk St , llull.ile, N rersileliyll. U.Coih U.Ceih
run, druggist, 1J7 und 1j"i Nerih (jueeu street,
Lancaster.
TiiATIIACHI.MJ COUOll (Jill be se,ulckly
cured by Shlleh's dux'- We gum-niIre lu Sold
by H. Ii. Cis'hran druggist. Num. U7and lil North
Queen St., Lancaster, I'a. (I)
Mothers t Mothers ! i Mothers 1 1 1
Are you dlsturbedat nlgbtand broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crjlng with
the ejtcruclatlni; palnef cutting UhHIi t If se,
go at once and net u Uuttluef M 114. WINS LOWS
SOOriUSU nVKUf. It will relieve the peer
little surferer Immedlstely depend npen It;
there la no mistake about II There la net a
motheren earth who has ever used It, who will
net tell )ou at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the mother, and relief
and health te the child, operating like rn.glc.
It Is perfectly sale tn use In all cases and plea
ant te the taste, and Is the prescription of one of
the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses lu the United Staled, (-old every where
SSceuts a bottle. umj JllydAw
POLITICAL.
MOB COUNT V COMMISSION KK,
HENUV DKACUHAK.
et Iincastcr city. Subject U) the decision et
the UetnocraUcceuvenUun. marjLUldAw
pOK COUNTY COMMISSIONEH,
J. W.KELLV,
nf Marietta, fa. Subject te the decision of the
OemocraUe CouvuDtlen.
lour Influence sellc-
Hed.
mju-tlda
TJIOK COUNTY COMMISSIONKK.
SIMON U I1BANUT (rarmer),
Of East HenegU township, Subject te the de.
etslen of the Democratic County Convention.
Your Intl uence ruiiecltully solicited.
UlU-tfdAw
I(HJH COUNTV COMMISSIONKK.
JACOII W. LBUEB,
Of Ephrala township. 8ubect te Uemocratle
rules. uiarH-UdAw
RWlt COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A Z. UINUWALT,
Uierer, rirst Want, City,
cru'.lc rules.
bubject te liemo lieme
ul tfdftw
CH)R COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
SOLOMON ZEAMEK,rannr,
Of West Hemiitleld township. Subject te the
lieclslonef the liuinecrattc CuiiyunUun.
inarU-tfdAw
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONKK.
At the request e! many friends 1 announce
tuysel! aa acaudldatu for County Commissioner.
Subect te the decision et the Democratic
County Convention. Your Intluencn respect
fully solicit, d. HKNUrr. UAK1HAN,
uimid&w East Lampeter lewnnhlp.
CSOlt COUNTY COMMISSIONKK-
KM BATTEN,
of Upper Leacock township. 1 announce my
aelf aa a candidate for County Commissioner
subject te the decision of the Homecratlc
county uonveutieii. isur innwiaw roapvcb reapvcb
fully solicited. Waa a candidate for County
Commissioner before the last convention, and at
the request of iny friends withdrew In favor Of
the candidate Irem the tJeulheni dlatrlct,
HdAw ELI UAIIBN.
CtOU COUNTY AUDITOH,
JAB. y. HOWBIt,
?i VjmMm Uiwnshlp, subject e lha decision of
the u.mecmtlc Convention te be held JulySd,
'f7' JanutfdAws
JJOU COJJNTV AUDITOR,
CHA4.W. PUSSY,
Of East Urninnru township. b blect te the .
Sll SViaJ?" 1'ame1,,'' Oeuaty ConviTueu;
July i.imj. luneavudAw
B0ARD1NU TWO WBT.Ii FUR.
NIBHaO rUONT UOOUH at the Uraee
Hetel may Ou had wun beard, tr application be
at once made at the hotel oluce,Ne.ji werui
sms" wwm mv-m
MKD1CAL.
rjhllKNKWqUlMNK.
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
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Ooed Appetite,
Mew Btrenath.
Quiet Net vee,
Happy Day,
Bweet Bleep.
APOWtRFUL TONIC
that Ibe tmnl delicate stomach will tar.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
Ana all limn DUeasus.
Tin-:sioiTseiNTiricANHtio:h"sirui.
Itl.iiilll tllulk IKlt. sniMtrlnr lenlillillin.
Mr. r. A. stiller. ui hl lth si wet, New
Yerk, was cum) by Kasklne ut exlieme tiia
lartnl prostration aimr sifn crs snlterlnK.
lie had run down irnm impounds teST.beicaii
en Kasktneln Jims. !!, went te work In one
UKinlli, rvsalnrO bis lull wtli;ht tn l uieutlu.
yulnlneilldhlm tiemsst wlwteM-r.
Mr. tililoen Thoiupsen, tbn eldest ami oneol
the meat rwit-ctrtl cltl tens of llrld,crsirt, cenn ,
says i "1 am ninety ears el aac ami ter the
last three yrara havuautrercd from nmlaiia ana
UieeiTecUef iulilin'H)lsenlni. 1 rvcently tj
KannrlltaKasktnuwbtuh broke tip the uuUarla
and lurtviued tuy weight U imhiiuI "
Mra-T A. Solomons, of IM llalllday t. .letwy
City, writes t My son Harry. ehen wars, was
cured el Malaria by Kaklm atter mtten
months' Illness, when wehasgtten uall 1hp.
letters from the abee iersens, niMs' full
details will be sent en application. .
hasklne can be taken without any special
medical advice, tl.uu per bottle. Sold by
H. B. COOHBAN,
PriiKKlst. 1ST and 1 W North yawn St., Lancw.
tur, ra-. or i-ent by mall en receipt et price.
KASMNKCO..M WarnmSt., New Yerk.
hb:t UdAwTTbA
w Arum I
vrrATCHES, CLOCKS,
CHAINS AND
Special Witches Ut Farmers iml Riilreidert
rine let of Kings,'Ac Alan, Klgln, WaJtham
i Aurera ler which I aui Sele Aurut), and ether
'irat-vtnsa Watcher. Vest Watch and Jewelry
afircetrect time by Telegraph Pally, only
place in city.
L. WEBER.
Ne. 1WH N yueen St., Near t'enn'a B. It. llepeu
a- Spectacles. K)ealasses and Uptlcal UoeOs.
All hinds el Jewel rv.
N
EW JKWKLKY HTUKK.
S. GILL.
LATEST DESIGNS
SILVER JEWELRY
Ne. 10 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER l'A.
inavll lid
HAX, UArS,S,
yOt'll VACATION.
TUAVELEKtiTOTHE SEASUOUK
A.VH ELSEWUE11K WILL 'AVE MONET
UVllUlI.M. TIIK1U
Trunks and Traveling Bags
or
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
3 1 and 33 North Queen Street.
We hive enlarged our slot !c tn this line
especially for the VACATION KAON, and
will give sprctil Inducemeiils en thee goods
during July and August,
riNESTBTOCh or MOST
Fashionable Hats
IN LANCASTER.
LICHT WEIGHT AND EA8V rtTTINQ.
NMiPl.KH, AC.
UADDI.ES, HARNESS, Aa
EDWARD KRECKEL,
-DSALBB Ik
Saddles, Harness,
Trunks, Nets, Robes & Blankets,
SO. i KAHT KISU HTKEKT,
Lakcahtss, 1a.
The largest and beat assortment of TBIJNK8
In the city at the lowest cash prices, all sizes
anaiiuallUea."
We have en hand a large assortment of dif
ferent styles of Harness, both single and double,
and make te order the finest grades of Eugllsh
Coach and rreiicb Coupe Harness.
The best Harness Dressing in the world at 50c
a box.
Call and Examine Our Bleck at
Ne. 5 East King Street.
JunlSJmdAw
LMUAL NOTICE:
IN THK COURT OK
of Lancaster County.
COMMON i'J.KAH
Mamaa uoever i
vs Execution Deket
H. L. Ulltenderfer and ', April Teim. lns Ne.
Zenaa 11. Eby, Haling i "XI: August Term, IstO,
as lilifeuderfer A fcby.J Ne. 61.
Tba undersigned auditor, appointed te dis
tribute the fund In court arising Irem aatd exe
cutions, te and among these legally entitled
thereto, will alt for that purpose in the Library
Koein el the Court Heuse, Lancaster, en
lliUKSDAV, JULY.1M7, at lu a. in , where all
iwrseua lnteiested may attend. ..
TTtA.lSA unAnsi
Jy2 ItdA
Auditor.
MIBCMLLAKMOVt.
HUBLKY'S FRUIT KIiaWOKKD H0I1A
Water and Cream Made, delicious, cold
and sparkling, absolutely pure and free from
contamination, drawn from entirely new appar.
atua.
HUOLBT'S DBU0 BTUKC,
Ma WM Klnf Streak
COMKTUINO KNTIRKL.Y NEW
IN THK Ott AN LINK.
THE METCALF ACTION,
Tlie greatest Improvement In Cabinet Organ
building ler ISO years. Don't fall te aee IU
WOODWARD'S
I'lane and Organ Wareroeui,
Me, a A E. King St, Lancaster city, Fa.
LIOKNHK NOT1CK.
The undersigned will be prepared en
and attar July S.MW, te receive the money for
the license ter all hacks, cabs, reaches, omni
buses, four hone wagons, two horse wagena,
one horse wagena. local delivery wagena,
drays, carta, street can. and ether vehicles ;
alan for all tAlfwrAnh. tAlanhftna and elMtrta
light pelea. as provided for by " city Ordinance
".r..t.he '."vy and colleetten of a Hcenae tax
I wlUaln Uwcttt el Lancaster for atreet pur.
I poaes." ""' " laLMATHreN,
CHARLES
ivvvuw Mivr Treaaarer,
Ma i J
nlHNU A HKUTURH.
SBCONDf KEK! SECOND WEEK!
SECOjND WEEK
-or TUB-
Great Bargain Sale!
THAT IS IIKINOCAKUIEDIIN AT THE
OjNE PRICE
Clethiug aud Furnishieg Heuse
or
HIRSH& BROTHER.
We tire new gllng greater liargalns than what
we have hvretotetu adTerlled. 1 he stock Is
fettlugsmalleretery dav.aml we alt, uiaralng
heinat a ptleu that will be lertaln el your buy
ing, alter you have etamlued the goods aud
heard the ptlres we.areasSlug Mr them. Neter
betent has aui h a B Alll. AIM MA I.E lat'n seen In
this ell v.
Hetucmterthat this sate lucludeall the gts-Ma
In our stele tn the Hue of
MBN'SUI.OTIIINH, ItOVS'Ul.OlHINO,
CHILUIIKN 5 UbOlHINU,
LINt.N AN It W001.KN SHIHtS, 110S1BUY,
V N I) K RW h A K, N KC K W K A 11,
Mtt.llSUChF.lt AND M0HA1H C0A1S,
blNKN ANH WOUKlNtl PANTS,
KUllUr.ttCLOlHlNU,
I MllllKLLAS, TKUNKs AND VAMSES.
We have al-e made similar reductions In the
prlieset eurCt SlllM MAHK -IMTS We are
luily prtpsnHl te make ou a Suit te your elder
Irem the latest pattern of goods. In the latest
style, and at the shettest notice, ler the least
money.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONE) I'RIOU
MERCHANT TAILORS
Clothiers aud Furuishers,
UOU. MOUTH yUBKN ST. ANO CINTUB
SUUAUa. I.ANUAHTBK. l'A.
w
ILLlAMtMJIt A rUMTKK.
CALL US UV TELEl'HUNK.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
New We Are Ready
WITH AN
AMPLE STOGK
Children's Itejs' ami Units'
Summer Clothing.
-AT
Prices en tt Bargain Baals,
Crinkled Seersucker Coats and N ejts. !.!ii
llluck AIictCesb, It Zu
Slehalr lirlvlng lii.er, s;c.
Heys' Seersucker Ceils and Vests, II. JJ.
Children s Odd 1'anls, Wc.
Straw Hats Summer tlelincts
-AT-
Prloea eh a Bargain Banks,
dents' Kress Straw Hats, Vo Ve
Uos' lllaclc and whlte Mixed
UaU.-Bc
Oeuls' Canvaa Uilmets, SSc.
Dress htraw
THIN TIJ8DERWEAR
-AT-
Prloea en a Bargain Baels.
Gents' French Netted, 2jc.
Halbrlggan, .&c
Ueuta' string Neckties, lee per deen
Hummer bilk Tecks, FurTs, or Four In-Hand
Scarfs, te.
Fancy Hosiery, 10 and 13 eta per pair,
dents' Jean Drawers, Sic
Children's (Jauzu Undershirts, 10c.
Ladies' and dent's Shoes
-AT-
Prloee en a Bargain Baals.
Ladles' Hand-Made iJice Oxford lies, 11.(0.
I adle' Newport Ifutten hees,tlXU.
tlents'HummerHtrnp shoes, II 'JS.
Dents' Laced or llutuin Call Hhees, ti.'J.
dents' eal Call Ualmerala, II te.
Trunks, Satchels and Oabbas.
WILLIAMSON 5 FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCAHTEU. FA.
worn BAvm em bmm.
-YjlOR RKNT.
AZ Tw
BuUdlnc. Ne. U3U North Uuuen atreeL.
Heat
toavMUiuuuea. jiiyiyl
xebis-ua muBHitt'i
a LIVBHY OFFICE.
TpOR HAIiK OR RKNT-HRIUK HTABLK
AJ and let, 17xtM feet, en Christian street, be
tween Kaal King and Orange streets. Can be
easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware
house. Easy terms. H. O. HUUUAKEB,
altt tld Atternevat-Law.
PRIVATK HALK.
Will be sold at private sale tbe valuable
property corner Lemen Mulberry and Char Char
eotte fronting Ml leet en Lemen street, 6 leet
en Mulberry, and U leet ou Charlette street.
Apply te
O.K. DOWNEY,
junlO-Sind Ne, S41 North Queen btreeU
NOTH1K TO THKHPAHHKRH ANO
OUNNE11S.-AII persona are hereby for.
bidden te trespass en any of the lauds of the
Cornwall and Speedwell estates In Lebanon or
Lancaster oeunUta, whether Inclesed or unln unln
desed, either for tie purpose of ahoeUng or
flanlng, as the law wUl be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing est said lands of the un
dsraigned after this aotles.
" WM. COLBMAK FBEEMAM,
B. t-EBUY ALDBM,
EDW. O. FBEEMAJI, , ., ,
avrFM AVgciafatesUW.Cssisaiai'iHti
MAmmiAmB, mvumimt, mm.
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYH WINS.
Honest Werk at
-AT-
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
(Ohtl HKUAUI.K)
Oarriage Works Neg. 126 and 128 East King St.
The Largest r
II Ven Want a Heed and rimt Class I'hsstnn, UOTO DOEUSOM'S.
II 1011 WaiilaNlcwCoiiifmtnhle ramlly Carrtas Ul TO HORHSOM'S
II ten Want a lluggy-Yeu utn Select Irem r llteeu Ulffurant Kludel Hprtngs, If you UOIO
lyOKtll'il Ht
If reu Wants Nlce and Neat lluslneaa Wagen, OO TO IMIBHSOM'S.
It toil Want a Humble Market Wagen, Ul TO IIOBHSOM'S.
It Yeu Want a (lisid H.s-endllsnd Phsileil. Iluggy, or Market Wagen, OO TO IMIEUSOM'S
II Yeu nautuiUiiy a rirsUUIass ArtlUe st a bower t'rloe than any ether place In theilty
""'"" UUTO
Philip Doersei's Old Reliable Curiae Works,
NOS. M AN1 138 HVHT KINU HTKKKT, LANCAOTtitt, l'A.
WFAVlVltYlM A US MIFFLIN HTlitiKT.
' mam I yd Aw
rUMKITVMB.
NDKUI'AKINU.
V
WALTER A. IIE1N1TS1I,
Furuishing Undertaker,
Mee. 97 nud 20 Beuth Queen Btrent,
l.ANUVTEIt, l'A.
aaruKstHBNCE-
STKEKT.
-NO. Ill COU1II gUKr.N
All tba I. itestaml Most Aireed Metheils
uel where desire,! A re leus ;rai tlcal ev ev
IHUlenieet tour years suKtiles me te tluanintca
that the ery Itest I'miltile .-ervlce Kill bv Hen
Oertst at All limes.
Personal Attention
r.lvcn te Hlrcitlii
my arv.
All riinvrals Intriisteil te
v
lUMYKH'S 1-UHMTtIltK HTOHU
A Cei.n W.v 1
Setnethins tverbeily sheiilil knew. A
Celd Wave h.is struck our iincts, itml tluy
h.iv e fiUlcu te;iliiiiHttlitri:m:ist l'eint.
y'e witnt te Kuliice Stock, i'ptviutier
I, we ttiKe our Inventory. S) we h.ive
ni.ule u cut. De en i-aie te talk ,i few
DlltluU'd IlllOIlt " Vl IIMII KK."
If ou art! nt nil intereatcsl in the iuch iuch iuch
tionef " lYusin hi:," tlien rive tint lit
tle of your attention while we show ou
through our Keem-. 1'erli.iiM we have
w)inetli'nif;euuia want. Yeu may think
it tee warm te think about " Pi um
n r.K," but you will Ik) Hiiriirisetl ut the
" t'oei.iNO " eiTcct of our iinccs.'
Take tuUauUgu of the Lew 'lVnicia 'lVnicia
ttitcef l'riccs,
a i
WntMM.li', l'i Usui kk .Sruisi:,
Cen. Cv-i Kim.'anh IM'ki: .Sim 1:1-,
l.N( VSIHK. l'.
vatuurjia'a.
AT W1ANTS.
THY UUU
HIGH GRADE FLOUR.
"1 he Finest Fleur sold In the market. Ulvn II
a trial and you will be pleased Alse I'rahaui
Heur, tut Heur, Itye Fleur, and ell liaising
Fleur ler lll.cult, Ac. Uoeds Dullveied. Tele
phuuu Connection.
OHO. WIANT,
aug-JU-lvit Na 111 West ElngHtteeL
, T BUKHK'H,
HEADQUARTERS
-FOlt-
FIREWORKS.
AW Fartlm desiring I'rlvate llliplaj should
net wall until the lat, or lew diys.bul make
tbutr selections In time and hare them laid
aside. There Is an unusual demand and ateck
may run short.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCABTEB. FA.
aVlelupbeue.
ilOWKliS.&O.
F
LINN A BKKNKMAN,
CARD I
We liave a ntimber et Goods which are
just in season, uiitl wliich, owing te our
giving speciul itttentien, we can offer great
liluceiuenU.
" l'eiiimylvania" Lawn Mowers have no
equal. Theae we m.ike asiieuialty. We
have as geed lawu Mowers us are in the
market for 10.00 aud t7.(A).
llabv Carriages We carry seventy-live
varieties in stock. These goods are our
own special and our prices are low.
ltefrigeraters are new in seastin. Hew
few people knewaiiything about JtefriRera JtefriRera
ters. It took us twenty years te learn.
We can teach you iu live niiuutes:
It will be worth something for you te get
the best.
Ceal Oil Steves There la mere differ
ence In Ceal Oil Blevtw than almost any
thing manufactured. Don't spend your
money till you knew what you are getting.
Ice Cream Freezers and Water Coelers
you can buy almost anywhere, but can you
get the best at the lowest prices. Yeu can
from us. . ,
Lawn Tennis Setts, Genuine Mexican
vnd Common Hammocks, liaae llall and
all Sporting Uoeds at Factory Trices.
FLINH & BRENEHAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street
XNHTA1.MKNT UKALKKS WILL KIND
L Just what they need. A full line of Instal
ment Uoeds sold only e the Instalment Trade
blr aTALaf EBT Ol ALKUS 8UFFLY CO .
aprU-'imdTu.TKAS Erie, I'a.
KVAN'W JTLOUK.
Levan's Fleur
THB BB8T.
fiTe
Honest Prices.
vi.eriiixu.
M
YKHM A KATUrUN.
REDUCED
BUT NOT BROKEN.
Our Stock is KiL'.itly lltslnceil In
Siu, but net ImiKen. Me tilil,
broken Kits te ilisiiose of. A goexl
userlnieut in till sies. They must
till be sold before Septeiiiber. We
ileit't witnt tltiMtt all Summer, um!
we'll use low viicM te clear tlivni.
Men's Stills se low in prices tli it
no one hIieiiM cempiain.
Ne one need sHMk of ti.tnl times.
Clethes are selliiiR lower than iin
tliliiR else. Ami at the 3.11110 time
the ipialily uf the weik is Justus
KixkI as can lie in.uk'.
Kyers & Rathfon,
I'Oi'ii.vu tieniiKits
NO. 12 KAST KINO STREET,
LANCArKK. I'A.
UANHMAN HKO
Remarkably Lew Prices
NOW l'UKVAII.I.NH AT
L.GANSiMAN&lUlOS.
Wusbow)eu MhN'.i hill IS at II (', tieiand
t. !).
We show you ALUVVOOL MKN --JUllMHt
17 ), en, llueiand II J hi.
MEN'S hKEItlUCIvEll COATS AND VhsTS
at ll.ie ami l.A
MVN 8 FINE MOIIAllt COATS AND VESTS
at IIM, fiuDundsMSu.
llOli'S AND ClllLHHhN'.M slUTs In Large
Quantities at lloduced lUrgaln Frlces.
IIO) 'S .SUITS at liui, li.Su, 11 li, II (, Itiwand
Kim.
CMII.DKKN'S SUITS at II l i(e, :.Ni, Ui,
tlmaiul rii".
CHILIIKKN'.S l'ANTS at
Largrat Axsertinent el il EN M FANTd at He ,
tic., T--.. II l) aud II. A
CAHSIMEICE l'ANTS at tU, ti.u. II U l ml
mid XI ; I,
SW ler Well Male and Lowtstl'rlce clothing
CALL At
L. GANSMAN & BR0
Merchant Tailors.
MANUrACTUUEHS ur
Men', Heis' aud I'lillilrin'a i'lulliliig,
B. K. COH. N. QUEEN A OIIANUE HTS,
LANCAHTEU l'A.
"The Chisipest (and
Heuse In the City.
Exclusive) Clothing
N1
OW RKAUY I
Our Kt'adv-Madu Stock
or-
SPRING CLOTHING.
Wn arn prepared te show our New Bl'ltINU
STOCK lu Keady-Made Hulls. Our Assortment
Is Larger than ever betere, and Prices Lewer.
We have takun special earn te get up geed and
Attractive Nulls for the Hl'KINU TllADE. and
we feel aatlsfledoureirerts have been success
ful. Call aud give us the beuuttl et your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
la Stocked with all the Newest Novelties In
Suitings, which we will Make te Order In the
Ileal biyle.
FIT GUARANTEED.
BUMER & SUTTOIT,
Taller and I'lel alert,
NO. 24 OENTRB SQDABB,
LANUASTEU. fA.
jrorejra,
AT KKIHMAN'H.
New Spring Neckties
AT EltlSHAN'H.
There la no garment concerning the lit of
which a uian is mere piirtlculur than a Shirt.
Hhlrt Cutting la urine Art, Te dt comforta
ble a ahlrt mint m cut with the proper auototn auetotn auotetn
leal curvts,the workpeople must lie practical
shlrVumkera. Having bad an, experience of se
lears, we claim tn have the bealfltUng, best
made, beat material and most durable
SHIRT
In the Market for the Least t-esalbla Meney.
AEBUMsUrS,
NO HI, W jU8EeinUlHtBa't
' (! wawn eeaqww tae asBaaiieys iron
1 ?V ? '
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