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LANCASTER, JOLT 27. ' vJ7.
..( a nwiv niui vwi awwicmutirarirn.
wr.s iviai. n ...... i..
& Anether of ear esteemed contemporaries
I done the Intklt-ieencku the honor
" atfasaSSRIltlluT te belittle Urn invpstlrr.it inn
vun Wunumv
anm am
KvfBBuu journal is making into the mal-
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y-ajawauiiBvrauaii at inn cnnniv iinsmiai
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K&VXM uammer m lis issue et last evening
rJ?Mn "the Intelueknceu is induleiea
kj&mm little bltet exaggeration." The ef
.ossuary or. wis statement Becomes clear
iwereadlnttaenexteentence that "we
ukB Examiner) have made no iuveatiira
ijianwsv aue xrawuicr uau uetter luvesti-
u. mi i- . , .. i . ,
Ft' mm before it calls into question thc.werk
P-ftf ft nsDensible Journal. Its nresent ridic
'itin position recalls bow there are none
M blind as these who will net see,
Su ThaJVetcEra was kind cneuch te sav
5 'Si UK the LVTELLiOK.NCEii "has been
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Lt MWOSea Upen." DUt 11 has been keen nir n
&HB discreet silence since the full import
; t-kt thnhflanttal rnvnlnilnns tiiUflatrne.l innn
virmt xiaa wie .ncte im consulted its uies or
rn3m. 8, 1887. it would have found there re-
Vw owed an account of a visit te thn wnrfc
fettBMM Wherein the writer said: "I h.ivn
plg-stTS that, compared with this
(inviting in appearance."
tiyWby have the JTtw Era and Examintr
avered te discredit the I.ntellieen-
's investigations V The jVec i'm had
t-ininviiM unu hi Hiuwit uepierauie
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anniniinn ni inn nun Thn i' ,,...
' 'blutlr ears it has never taken tlm tmnhin
;ftavestigate the grave charge made, but
pfawflua te acnuit the accused without
'-' "--" rni.i. . .. .
iwivnvmvu AuwmM OCKA lAJLUIUCUUiry
1 Lancaster ieumalism an nnnunte.i
-Iwtfce two leading Republican newspapers
?,! county. Hew quick the -Kcnmnrr
S3 w e credit the story of the mismanage
y Meat of the Mount .Tnv Mildien nmiiana
.'poheols, though Mie evidence was net half
ij strong as that against the hospital.
.JJUtUielNTELLIOE.NCEU will net relai
I MjBettB, despite the bold attempt of its
ries te belittle the work. It is
te be able temake a fight for en-
I tamuajferand it will flght out the
fan tbls line, if it takes all summer.
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SiN A False Alarat.
c Mr. l'ewderly and ethers seem te be
fzmuHj aiarmeu at me prospect 01 an over ever
wwdlng of this country by the rush of
foreigners te our shores, and lie wants
eners te determine annually just
large a dose of immigrants we can
r stand. It strikes us that Mr. Tew.
rte very easily frightened aleut some
. and his ideas of proportion apnnar
b quite hazy. This danger of foreign
Jen which is thought se imminent
threatening, is like Niagara, a prettv
f waterfall when seen by itself, but only
we wnen compared with the ocean.
lam may be said te be crowded with
.inhabitants te the square mile, but Mr.
ny is alarmed when the United
i has 14 te the square mile. In the
territory of Oregon there are "
la California G inhabitants te the
I mile, while in Massachusetts tll4 te
square mile, de net make much of a.
r for elbow room. Our population has
I about forty-live millions in the
.Wrty years of this century, and et
patty fcTe 14 te the square mile, se te
,wa Belgian figures of 481 at th
I at progress of the past eighteen vmn.
ti of 855 years would be necessary, or
an rrem me present time. There
if be a difference of a few hundred years
w carerui estimate, based en tlm
ate increase of Immigration of
:; years, but it is evident that the
ref orercrewding is net a pressing
I for ourselves or our gieat grand
&r
A -W?
Bribery la Chicago,
te urgent need for reform in the
of the county commissioners' de
t in Chicago. In the " lxvwll"
aw In progress there, one of tbe meat
amers testiUed that he bad paid as
ai 110,000 for the privilege of f uniish-
wues, ana he further gives the
of these who received the money.
wwuu gives una incriminating tes-
F. W. Uipper. and b fnriimr
tbatdurlnir i i, ., !... . .,..
far tae commissioners te collect the
uem suiwjontrdcterswhoBup-
I anil mtlL. mL
" ". xne mensv tiiue
divided among the boedlers.
grocer gave a complete list t.f
ka bad paid from mnnit, n
vaut iea be gave reiralarw m
fi aU sales. Then the rate was
is per cent.
wholesale scheme of bribery
laaat of Jacob Sharp in New
Wde IU diminished bead.
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Mylag tie Weather.
Yerk JJtruUJ, which has long
I for It accuracy In forecasting
r," Makes this long-beaded aug.
weather prognostication
" Tbe balloon, if it could
and safely used for sound
strata of tbe air, would
purpose in weather study i
V Ben sounding au.
in ocean researches.
ebtaUed from the upper
atmesphare would prelr
te construct mere
at Ue origin and the trans.
is, sad thus greatly conduce
raaitlmsUasis of waw.
Tm) great
balloea are the
rflalessdiagateeasieBe, tbe expeoreef
atrial flnia ana tbe uacertalnty
wbetnertbe aeronaut can guide his big,
inflated craft during all weather fhte the
paths be wishes it te travel. These dim
cutties, however, may possibly be all re-
moved by an invention of captive balloons.
which could be eent up at any point In all
weather, with self-registering instruments
e constructed as te record the main cendi
tiens of the higher air strata, as the hu
midity, temperature, pressure uud wind
force."
m m
Tiik liindiHvilte catnpmeetliiK anil tbe
rain atlll trael in company.
DiiiiiMt the year 1SNS, there u untied In
district Nn 1, of this state, In l,Kkwanna
and Husquehanna counties, 7,lli,J"5
tens et coal, of which there were
shipped 0,731,227 tens, the total pessi
ble yearly output for etery working dnyef
ten hours. Ot persons employed In and
about the mine there were li'.'-'ii inside
workers and fi,tn)0 eutside: out of this total
of 18,8211 persona el all ages, 5,000, or nearly
3'2 per rent, are boy. There was a total of
'.77 accidents, W) el which were fatal. This la
one life lest for every 118,ra5 tens of coal
mined. Frem these tlgurtn It Is possible te
make some Interesting calculation!", for min
ing coal Is about W cents a ten. Frem this
Is te be deducted about 20 per rent for blast
ing powder, oils, tools, etc. Suppose, hew.
ever, the miners have 75 cents lelt per ten
for 7,1 .-"-J tens of coal ruined lat year,
then there has gene Inte the miners' pockets,
after deducting expenses, 1 5,3-1 1, In round
uumbers. Te this is te be added the earn
ings et the boys, which, at au average of 33 ,
cents a day for the same time, that Is, a little
mere than one-half the working days In the
year, say 100, would amount te t'.Ti.LW, a
total et J.r,CJ,4il There la a total of 13, lw
adults In the mines, which would gle an
average of about f US each for the year's
work, and assuming that each adult repre
sents a family of 4 ' persons, which is the
figure upon which statistics are based, net
quite tVs a hea
Tut position of the J.Vti miner and Xcw
J7ru en tbe county hospital lu estimation
suggest these Hues from l'uck
IIirdu In their llttle nexbt fwrve
Ihu) '11 nuber net tall out, you seu.
A 'e i:t. suit has been begun ngalnst 1. C.
Itecker, a member of the lteading bar. Tbe
plainttll In the case Is the treasurer of the
Muhlenberg college, at Allentown. The suit
Is te recover MO), with lntert from iNti.
Frem the allegation of the pUuttltt it apjxars
that 10 y ears age Mr. Heck or subscribed the
sum of J100 tewa.rds establishing a Trinity
Lutheran scholarship in Muhlenberg college.
Tbe Intereit en this sum was te be paid, anil
tbe principal in ten years. It Is said that Mr.
Becker gave his note for the amount ; that
the time of payment has new expired, but
that neither priecipal nor interest has been
paid. Hence tbe suit te recover. It is time
that these who make subscriptions of this
kind should learn that there is some penalty
attached te their neglect te pay them.
FEBSONAX,.
1! la ink has learned that Americans spend
f75,(Am,lX0 annually iu England.
W. J. y.ACHAKtAi, Democrat, Iim Iwen
sworn in as district attorney et Fmukllu
county, unseating HI ram J, fleugh, 1'. pub
lican. The election took place last Novem
ber and the vote was Plough, l.s-'Jl, and
Xacbarlas l.SV A recount allowed , u.h-
arias 4,IW, l'leugb 4,i0u.
Otte Huiiiiekal; a German farm hand,
was stabbed recently in K-u-i Catuden, N. J.,
and was left In the Camden hwpltal. There
be leund by a German uewspapsr that by
bis mother's death he bad been lett an estate
of I'OUO in Wurtemburg, Germany. The
stab was apparently a lucicy one.
Jehn Tayler, tbe president et the Mor Mer Mer
eon church, Is dead in Halt Lake City. Ills
death will make a stir in Mormeudoiii, but
be Is little known outside the church, lie
succeeded te the head of the Mermen church
upon the death of Brlgbam Yeung, but there
baa been nothing la his carter te give him
me lame ei nis preuecesser.
MTAMTLMO DHVLUsUMrit.
What Was Bruuxht Oal la lbs furl fie Ksllwsy
IntHllKallua ea Turnlaj.
Treasurer Miller, of the Southern l'acltie
railroad, was examined again Tuumlay In
Han Francisce by tbe l'acltie railroad loves leves
Ugatlng commission. The witness pre
sented dltlerent articles of the consolidation
of the various reads of the Central Pacific
system and the various mortgage bends.
When speaking of the first mortgage bends
Miller was asked : "At what interest de
you think that mortgage could l renewed,
it remaining tbe hrst lien en tlinrevJr" "At
3j pei cent, and possibly at 3 percent, the
bund being placeu at par,"
Miller thought the first mortgage iiw.n the
read lreiu the Btate line te Oilen .-euld alto
be renewed at the same rate. '1 he two mort mert
gagee amount in round numbers te J-i'uw,-oeu.
The ttends mature in January el is.),
1S'.7 and IS'W, and bear U er cent. Interest,
aud Miller thought that percentage could be
saved, which would ellect a total hating in
interest of about J750.U00. The total mortga
ges covering tbe consolidated leads was
about Jye,OCO,UK), bearing U or 7 ier cent. In.
terest, railing due from ls'.W te I'.iea The wit
ness was then exaudned as te the capital
stock el tbe read, and stated that thn total
amount of outstanding stock is fw 00U,Cu0
Commissioner Andersen said : 1 six) by
your statement of tbe year Jt55 that there
were only f5l,00,000 outstanding.''
Miller saiU that of the fllOnu.uw Im-reaae
about f O.OOO.POO, or a considerable portion of
It, bad been issued en account et contracts
with the l'acltie Improvement ceinpanv, te
which is intrusted tbe work of constructing
hotel and ether kindred works along the line
Commbuieuer 1'attlsen aikeJ : " Did you
ever apply te Congress for iierinissleii le In
crease your stock in that way?" " Xeter
that 1 kuer el," saiU Miller.
"Te what purese was the atlditlenal
fo.Oue.UOO applied?' was asked by Commis
sioner Anuersen. " There Is no livinir man
can answer that question," replied Miller.
"lias any one died who could hae an
swered It 7" asked Commissioner Paulsen.
Miller could net say, aud this ended the
day's inestigatien,
Th rilgbt ul Te I'uer IuinHi.-nuiU.
Ktephania Nicinskl and Jesef Turcyno Turcyne
wlrz arrived In New Yerk ou the steamer
Kerviaeu June 1.1. Ntepbaula waa about te
become a mother and Jesef acknowledged
that the birth of the child would make him a
father. The commissioners or Immigration
ordered that they should be sent back te
Europe ami Htepbauia was reshipped en the
Hervla, but Jesef escaped aud went te Home
stead, l'a. Jeier had expressed a desire te
marrv Htenhania, but as they were cousins
and Catholics a diiqwusatlen from a bishop
would have beeuneikjasary the commissioners
concluded net te wait ler a marriage cere
ineuy. On Monday Stephaula was seen and
rwegnizuu in Untie Garden. Hhewastrvlng
te Und where Jesef had gene. She said lhat
Wiifi ?',ula "P8'0 na k a steamer for
Philadelphia, where she landed. Hhe was
t1ndtenndU'l.i,!Jr 1Da 'tacMislstaw
aas-wsfi- ?rwar,rS
ttry 1''"sn1' -IvlcTea the .&
&Wireer Wmaa WUl ta - &
llld Celilna Usciinst
Londen Cable te N. V. World.
Mr. Ceillua says that William II. Uarnum,
chairman of the national Democratic commit
tee, came te him aeversl days before his
departure for Kurepe and asked bim whether
no weuia accept me secretaryship or war.
Te Ibis Mr. Cellins reellsd: "Mr. Harntun.
what led you te su ppeae that 1 bad an appetite
iur M)uu-uuu toen or weuia wear second
hand-olelbeT"
A MIX DOtXSlt TIL.
Twas a six dollar tUe te be brief,
lint a rat party brought It te grief ;
Fer hs sat eatt flat.
What be saia after that
We'd repaat-bnt we've turned a sew leaf.
JVew fAr Ttxat tiiUngi,
mm tAMt twinrntm ruisuat.
Tfcatr OipMliy Lataa
kdrf las M
Tnv r tae aaatpwA
In reading of the swindling operations of
the time, especially these perpetrated upon
faraaers, we are at a less te determine which
Is tbe mere remarkable, tbe Ingenuity of the
swindlers or the stupidity of their victims.
Tbe bunce rascals come from the great
cities and suceemtutly play their well-worn
tricks upon the rural citlzna ; tbe pretended
venders of seeds, seed wheat, eats, trees,
ferUltzers, patent machinery, eta, these who
obtain tbe signatures of responsible farmer
te some seemingly innocent paper which
afterwards turns up as a promissory note far
a large amount, and swindlers et eery sort,
swarm in the rural regions and Hud easy
victims in every neighborhood. Ne matter
hew absurd the preposition or hew alpable
Um fraudulent Intent, the temptation ettered
seouie te bide the hook aud the gudgeon
swallows the scheme aim, et course, Is
swindled. One scheme fellows another and
swindlers of every sort rapidly succeed one
another. Their ictlms howl and everything
becomes publicly known. Nevertheless, new
swinuiers come along and are succeaatui.
We seldom hear of the arrest or punishment
et one of these smart scoundrels and they go
en from year te year, varying their schemes,
luTtmunK new awinuiea and perpetraung
them with pretlt and Impuuity. The rural
people seem capable of belug swindled In
Unltely, etleriug a perennial spring, as It
were, te gratify the thirst of the adventurous
villains for illicit gain. The credulity
of the country people and their ca
pacity for being duped are simply
amartng. Tbe latest Illustration or this
lamentable fact was lately furnished by cer
tain farmers in the western part of Menree
county te whom a sharper sold, or contracted
te sell, N net land ponies at fe apiece they ad
vancing bim the amount of the freight upon
them from the state et New Yerk! This
fellow, according te the story as It comes te
us, called en farmers, business men and
ethers (selecting these haviugchlldren) with
photographs of a number of beautiful Shet
land ponies which he ettered for sale at live
dollars apiece. At tbe same time he
would give a full pedigree of each pony,
guaranteeing the pretty little animal te
be perfectly sound, kind and as harmless
as a kitten, lie said the reaseu he
etlered them cheap was that he owned a
large stock rarm In New Yerk state, and that
they bred se rapidly that be bad all the
large circus commutes overstocked and was
compelled te kill them or ship them out en
tbe prairies, aud there allow them te ream
until they died or were disposed of In some
manner. And te still make his argument
mere plausible he said that the Delaware,
Lsckawauna V Western railroad company
eUered such geed facilities that they were
easily shipped te Stroudsburg and would be,
as seen as a car lead was sold. A fter a pony
had beeu selected he would inform the pur
chaser that he limit have the required
amount of money te pay the freight en it, at
tbe fame time stating that all railroad com
panies under the uew law compelled ship
pers te ixty in advauce and that the money
they paid was net for the poulee, but simply
te delrsy or ceer the expense? of getting
them te the purchaser. In that way he
would get the required amount of each pur
chaser. Durlug his conversation he produced
the best of references, including names of
citizens familiar with these he was dealing
with at the time. These whom be swindled
say that his story appeared te be as true as
gospel, and that he told it se nicely, that all
of his victims were sure they would get a
pony for the paltry sum or Uve dollars. Last
week was the time when tbe peuies were te
arrle, and consequently a numtierwent te
tbe depot te get them. They returned home
sorely disappointed but wiser men. It Is
said that about twenty-five persons have
fallen victims te this pony swindle. In this
cx.se tbe swindler's audacity and address
wereery wonderful, but really lees won wen
dertul than the credulity and stupidity of his
victims. We can scarcely pity men who
allow their let e of gain te blind them te rea
son te this extent. They are ss much the
Ictlms el their cupidity as of their stu
pidity, pertisp mere.
Vx uch Wallers strike.
Twenty-two French wallers at the Elberon
hotel, in Klbtreu, New Jersey, struck Just
before luncheon en Monday afternoon ler an
Increase of wages from X 10 te (50 per month.
This was granted, but the strikers refused te
resume work until the head waiter, Fischer,
was discharged. This was refused, and the
strikers went te their quarter, where they
became se disorderly that fourteen or them
were arrested and locked up eer night.
.
1M Cartful.
Frem tfceN. V. tie raid
When a person dies of diphtheria his fun
eral should be conducted privately.
The safly of the living demands this, for
diphtheria never loses an opportunity te
spreau iiseu, ana a pUDlle funeral always,
mind you, always, gives it that opportunity.
I'lttCTlCE KCONOMV.
Oh little glrlf, ulwaya practice economy,
even your elite peucl 8, sae them up with
can-,
Fer some day wln-n you no lunger need them te
de sums with,
Yeu can use thorn he-ited te curl your selt,
golden hUr.
The Wlfs or an AuibstMdur
recently put tha following question te the
daughter ir one et our Men hant princess at a
Presidential levee "My dear, 1 wa told before
I vldlted Amerlci, thit your country women
ere net remarka'de ler fine teulh. 1 ilnd It
lille the contrary. Take your own for In
sutncei l'ruy what dentlfiicu de you use.', I
have uwd se. JDONT for years and prefer It te
any ether," was the response, header, foUew
example !
traeiAi. huthjma.
MoeMly the Hest Policy.
In advertising a imdlclne It U best te be
henext; dtiepilen will uever de; the people
won't stand iu let the truth lie known that
Hurileck Hloeil llitert cure scietula, and all
eruptions el the skin. Thin medicine Is sold
ererywherrt by druggists rer sale hy II. u.
Cochran, druggUU Ul and 19 .North Queen
street, Lancaster.
A Werd of Usui ion.
lUllread rren, mechanics, commercial travel
ers, base iMllUts, farmers, and ethers who labor
out nf doers, are p-cnllarly liatile te accident
and Injury. THernm' JSlfdrte OU ler bruises,
burns, bites and sprains, M onuel the llnc.it an an
plicatiens yet dutUed. Ker Hale by U. JJ Coch
ran, drugglaU 137 and l'i .North (Jueeu slrceU
Lancaster
Van'l say Eoeagh.
-Icinnntspsak tee highly el llurtteek Jitoeil
Jjilltri, thuy hive been a great Ijleeilug te me.
'il . .H'0 nf blllemness and dysien7a from
which l hid sutTered for years " Mr J atarsh
Dank et Terente, enu r or sale by 11. II. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and UJ worth (jueeu street,
Thunder li Down the ages,
That ler lameness, ler rheumatism, Inr aches. for
nuliis. and for sprains Hr. Themnt' Hcteclrtc OU
h a poelUve ami rellablu re misty. or. 1 heinas'
Kclectrlc Oil" can m purchased of any druggist.
LAH! ,,y ".,l- -'Sr. liuggut,i37 and Iw
North (jueen street, LtinutsUsr
All Admire a HwdMma Face
A pure, clear skin will uuau any lace hand
some Manifestly anything which stiengthens
and enriches the Meed will directly affect the
whole perseii. All eruptions or the skin disap
pear when ll unlock Jlloeil Hutert are employed.
They ure a vegntubiu remedy of Inestimable
value rer sale by . 11. Cochran, druiritlsu 137
and m North gueen street . IuaiS
I'estmuier Hem'l A. Hewitt,
Of Mente'ey. Mich., dellters himself In this
wise Fer colds, burns, sere threat, and rheu
matism, Themui' KcUctric Oil cannot be beaten.
1 sav keen It un in iIim .i.nfi.Ni e.. . ..
satHly the pee .te I .hall send for a new supply
"i". Jrer.fT.e by " " "dran. drugglst,Pli7
and 15a North (Jueeu streeu Luirirr '"
VIVAMU, V.
KjsTAni4isni;i), i8Ti
(UAUTMSN'i OLU STAND.)
Yellow FrenFcigar Stere.
VIIASUE OF JIAXVS.
JACOB F. KING, Proprietor.
keeptnga full line of lwle!!S'!',tlnU"ia
ClgarB,Vobacee, " lml'r and UemesUe
ll prejicnes te uuHulactura a Urn class .,i
lly et Havana Clgai . and will sliutiiu iw,.H01'
bit personal alteull ja. "" xhe bu"ss
JACOB F. KING,
MO. U NOKTU QUJtBH BTHXKT.
4s" Yellow front" Jya-;fa
MKPICAL
OIMMOMM LdVKll HEUULA.TOR.
-TAKK
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
COLIC, 1NU1UKSTIO.N, tOUU STOMACH,
UiailTBUKN, UKSTbB!:NJSS OK
SLEKI'LKKSNKSS.
Aaoc4desof Simmen. Liver tUgulater will
give prompt relict
"While Simmons Liter Regulator It gener
ally adndtted Ui bea most ln ,Uuatlt household
remedy, I clatiii It H an absolute sperlOu In alt
ease of Celic from whauner caue they may
arise, and as such I cheerlully recommend It.
tn my own case, and en various occasions In my
family, 1 have thoroughly tested the merits et
this medicine In sudden aud violent attacks,
and Id every Instance positive rvllef was expe
rienced In a tew minutes and n cure speedily
effected. Te alt simllarl) attinkd 1 consclen censclen
tlnnsly reoemnieud Miuineni l.lver liegulftter."
J as A. lliaeua, M. l , Martin, tla.
JrM.w,raw
QAPU1MB FUAJSTKKS.
35XKIiAIkS AWAUIIKII TO
Bensen's Capcine Plaster !
TUB llfcST IN TlltS WUKLO.
Cures l'leutlsy, Hheumatlsin. l,uiutag,e. Hack
ache. Weakues', Colds In the Chest and all
Aches and Strains.
Ilewara of Imitations under similar sounding
names.
ear Ask for llenaen's and take no ether.
duclieuid&wMVtAt'
E
XUAUHTKD VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITAnTT
TMKSCIR.NCKOr Lira, the gnvit Modteal
Werk nf the age en Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Errer. of
teulh, and the untold miseries consequent
thereon. pejres sva 13 prescriptions for all
diseases. Cleth, full gilt, only Sl.uu, by man.
sealed. Illustrative jiinple tree te all young and
middle-aged men for the next DO days. Address
us, w. ll. Attaau. uuinnen eirneu itesuia.
inTiMjuavnn,(r
TMPltOVKD CUSHIONED EAR DKUMS.
ODRE FOR THE DEAF.
eck's Patent Improved Cushioned Bar
Drums perfectly restore hearing and perform
the work et the natural drum. Invisible, com
fortable and always In position. All conversa
tion and even whispers heard.dt.ttnctly. Send
for Illustrated book with testimonials, PltBB.
AaOress or call ou r. HISCOX, au Broadway.
Raw Yerk. Mention this paper.
luuelu-lTdAwMWAr'
WJXICH t-Vl LliiUOKlf.
DURE KYE WHISKY.
Old GretT Spring Distillery.
Situated en Kast Orange street, between
Orange and Chestnut, one square east 'of reser
voir, Lancaiter, P
I havejusterected a new distillery with allot
thn latest Improved machinery for dlsUIUug
PUltJS ttlK WHISKY.
A. II. SHKArrKlt, Proprietor.
This Distillery has been erected at the famous
Old Oroffstewn Spring, which has been noted for
IU plenteous and nntalllng supply of the pur
est water. At U our grandfathers drank when
they were boys, and It has neer been known te
run dry even In tbe hottest weather, rrnm this
spring all tie water used tn the distillery Is ob
tained, the pntnp drawing from It twenty-ave
gallons a minute.
nesiaes my own aisuuea w ussy, t also handle
BrandiM, Gins, Wines, &c.
aWCall and be convinced.
A. B.HUKArKKK, Distiller,
ISTOUB Ne. 63 North (Jueeu streeu
N. 11. r aimers having geed Bye en hand can
find ready sale ter It at the store or distillery.
Highest cash market price paid for a geed arti
cle. aprjs-lydAw
GOT
REIGART'S
OID WISE STOEE
BOUCHE SEC,
1PBK HKIDS1KCK.
POMMBUYHKC,
MOUIZKTaXC.
0 O.ll. MUMM EiTUA OUV,
And all 'ether Leading brands of Imported
Champagna.
Pele Agent ler the Pleasant Valley Wine
Company. Special Great Western Kx. Dry, our
own brand, the finest American Champagne In
the markeL
Just received another large Invoice nf Califor
nia Claret and White Wine from Napa Valley.
Call lern la. "
A large stock of Imported burgundies. Clarets,
Khlue and hauterne Wines.
We also have the largest and fl nest stock et
Urandles, Whiskies. Ulns, Madelia, Sberrys and
rert Wines, Bass Ale, Uutnness hteut, Saratoga
and A pelltnarls Waters In the city.
E. E. Slaymaker, Agt.;
Me. 20 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTKU, PA.
PAKAHOLa.
p adH,
Great Bargains I
IN-
PARASOLS
-AMD-
SUIT UMBEELLAS
AT UKADQUAUTKU8.
R. B. & H.i
141a t King St.
apl-tma
xorejra.
AT EKIHMAH.
New Spring Neckties
AT KBISMAN'8.
There la no garment concerning the It of
which a man Is mere particular than a Shirt.
Shirt -Cutting la a Sine Art, Te fit comforta
ble a shirt must be eat with the proper anotom anetom anotem
leal curves, the workpeople must be practical
shlrvmakers. Uavtng had an experience of 30
years, we claim te have the best flttlng, best
made, beat material and most datable
SHIRT
la tbe Market for tbe Least Possible Meney,
-AT-
ERXBMAirS,
Ne. IT West KlngStrest, LaneasUr,
J B.MA8T1M,
wet.ssna an aataa awAaaa n
411 Kinds of Lumber and OeaJ.
Uwa.arjoTseo,LaiioaiUr. air
JJAUMUAKDNKK'a COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
JiuiKeitt Prtnsa atraat, aaar Caaeiaf
aarlKMt AgAaTM,rA.
VLOTHISU.
w
lUitAMHUll rUtfTKH.
CALL 118 BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
CLOTHING
-roil-
Het Weather.
Thin Coire liran d'Ete. Seersucker, t'rtnklnl
Meduli-, SpaiiHh Alpacas CnaU and est.
Il rit, tue.
'traveling and Urltlng lustein,i;c , 1., fix.
Children s tllnghaui and l.tuen One-Piece
hills, II iJ and tJl.
OBSERVE AND KOTE.
Mmtt tilp andSeashere Trunks, Sin) le f 1 6U.
,-ti.lifls, alle, (.lull Hags. (,rtp Sacks and
Cnbba, 7ic.teSS.uu,
Watcrprel Coats, lltw te tl.W.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
Our (.ients Straw Hat, MV. Camas and Straw
Helmets, 'Jc te Tic.
S oil Felt Pocket MaU.Sne aud Tic
Linen Hats, Sic
Beys' and Children's Heugh and Beady Straw
HaW.icaudlCc.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
Cents' rrench Netted Undershirt, sac.
iSnnt. Mil. tin llr,Mnn "-
Ucuts' and Bey." Narrow Pleated Full Dress
V UIIV HUH If f W.
Whlte and Percale String Neckties, inc. per
dozen.
Working Pauls, Sl.uu.
btreng&trlped flannel Working hhtrts, 40c
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
Our Large Stock of Carefully Selected Beets
and shoes ter ladles. Misses. Buys and
Uents.
Ladles' Genuine Dongola Kid Butten Beet, rii
Ladles' Hand !ewed Lace Oxfords, II ue. Uents'
rull Dress Butten Shee, ILW.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER,
32. 34, 36 and 38 East Hint; Ht,
I.ANCASTKK. PA.
MVK
l'KBH a kathken.
Lew Prices.
Clothing at Lew Prices New.
The Summer is passing by, and our
stock will be Iseld te give us room, te rid
us of Summer Goods. When September
comes we want most of our tables cleared
of Summer Goods, te be relllled by Newest
Styles for Fall.
Come and see our stock, compare prices,
and if you tell its we're tee high, it'll be
something strange te us.
2. We're net high priced, but we are strictly
first class. Ne trash from our stock. If
we can't give you geed value for your
money, we'll net ask you te buy. Lew
prices, together with geed values, rule
here. Ne one will be imposed upon, no
matter hew inexperienced.
Myers & Rathfon,
LEADING CLOT1UKB8,
NO. 12 EAST KTNQ STREET.
LANCASTKU, PA.
me trxKH. iv.
JJ1UNN A BRKMKMAH.
CARD I
We have a number of Goods which are
just in season, and which, owing te our
giving special attention, we can offer great
Inducements.
" Pennsylvania " Lawn Mowers have no
equal. These we make a specialty. We
have as geed Lawn Mower as are in tbe
market for 96.00 and 17.00.
Habv Carriages We carry seventy-Qve
varieties in stock. These goods are our
own special and our prices are low.
llefrigeratera are new in season. Hew
few people knew anything about ltefrigera.
ten. It took us twenty years te learn.
We can teach you tn five minutes:
It will be worth something for you te get
the best.
Ceal OU Steves There la mere differ
ence in Ceal OU Steves 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 tbe best at the lowest prices. Yeucaa
from us,
Lawn Tennis Sette, Genuine Mexican
wad Common Hammocks, Base Ball and
all Sporting Goods at Factory Trice.
FLDM ilREMEMAH,
Ne. 163 North QuMBBtrtrt.
easuujtiaM.
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYS W1MB."
Honest Werk
PHILIP
C.OLD
Carriage WorksNet.
Thn Largest Assortment
inentef NfCW ANIinauONU-HAND .... .,
Hu.Us Wagen, that hVhmU,
If Vn.s am lja.j a-a in. wa-T
UOEKSor'SWniUUWy-Vm,Uremr,JSrd,SPrtW It ,.,n OTO
j! ?ss ski: TJss&jt&smiHr'
U Jen WantalModSeeend-llaudPhsjton. Muggy. erMaTsS'i . .,..-. .
0.ht,y.iOU W""1 le ttut ' """'- W. at a &ftitttail
OOTO
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Cariiae Works
NOS. 126 AND 138 FUST KINU 8TBKOT. LANCASTER. PA '
irrAuivitYm a us Mirruti stheict.
rvMUiivvmm.
-IITIDMYKK'M KUHN1TUUK 8TOH1X
A Cem Wavk.
Sumethiiig everybody should knew. A
Celd Wae hits struck our prices, and llrey
have fallen te almosttheFitKK.iNe Point
We want te lliduce Stock. September
1, we take our inventor'. Se we have
m.uleacnt. l you care te talk a few
inintites about " Fuusituhk."
If you are at all interested in the iiues iiues
tlen or " 1'ukni ri'itK," then give us it lit
tle of )etir attention while we show you
through our ltoeMt. 1'erliatiH we lute
something ou may w ant. Yeu may think
it tee vt.trnt te think about " FititNi
tuui:," but you ill be surprised at the
' Coeli.no " enVel of our prict-s.'
Take advantage of the Jaiw Tenient
ture of l'rices,
AT
WlHMlKll'n ri'l'.Nni'KK SlOUK,
Ceu. K.:t Kine ani Dukk Stukkis,
Lancamkk. 1'a.
Vs
DKK TAKING.
WALTER A. IIEIN1TSII,
Furnishing Undertaker,
Neb. ra7 and 2D Beuth Queea Btreet,
LANCASTEIi, PA.
.JSlMJ5?IU"IUIt NO' 1J1 SOUTH O.UKKN
All the Latest and Most Approved Methods
nsed where dmtred. A iiruvleua practical ex
reriencsnf lour years anables me te Uuarantea
that the Very Ilest Possible bervlce will he lten
dered at All Times.
Personal Attention
(ilven te Olrectlng All runerals Intrusted te
my cam.
HAIUH.KN, AC.
CJADDI.KS, UAKMEHH, da
EDWARD KRECKEL,
-Daitas is
Saddles, Harneee,
Trunks, Nets. Robes & Blankets,
AO. i MAHT AV.VO BTKKKT,
LiSOiSTSS, I'A.
The largest and best assortment of TKI1NKS
In the city at the lowest cash prlct, all sizes
andiiualllles.
We have en hand a large assortment of dlf.
ferent styles el Harness, both singleand double,
and make te order the finest grades of English
Coach and flench Coupe Harness.
The best Harness Dressing In the world at 80c
a box.
Call and Kiatnlne Our Stock at
Ne. 5 East King Street.
JunlMindAw
eAjutxansw.
OTANDAKD WOK&.
Edw. Edgerley,
OARRIAOB BUILDER,
MOS. 0, 0. 13, IS MAKKKT STKXBT,
Bear of Fosteffloe, ; Lancaster, Pa.
1 have la Stock and BuUd te Order rery Va
riety el the following styles :
counts, BUuutas.cAuuiOLaTs,
CAslaiAOBS, V1UTOUIAS,
BUBlMKSa WAWON&, "T" CAKT8,
MeVALL WAOOWS, 8UKM1KS,
MAKKKT WAU0K8, PHiBTONB,
KXPKBSS WAOONB.
I employ the Best Mechanics, and haveractll.
lies te build cerectljr any style of Carriage de
alrad. The Quality, Style, and Finish of my Werk,
ViSk
mazes ii aecieeaiy ice vusari
BSMSi,
MOTTO : Fair Dealing. Honest Werk at Bot Bot Bet
eom Prices." Please give me a caU.
Bep-JriBg Promptly Attended Te.
PKMCKS LO WKK THAW ALL OTHKKS.
SW-OneSet of Workmen especially employed
for that purpose.
MOO.
iT WIAHrH.
TUT etm
HIGH GRADE FLOUR.
The Finest Pleur sold In the market. Give It
a trial and you will be pleased. Alse Graham
flour, Oat Fleur, Kye Fleur, and Self liaising
Fleur for BUcult, Ac. Goods Delivered. Tele
phone Connection.
QUO. WZAMT,
aturw-ird Ma lis West Bine Street
AT BURMlt'B,
PICNIC GOODS
FOB TBB PICNIC HIASON.
First the Plcnle I'late-tt la light and cheap
and requires no washleg-sares yoer dishes.
Plain and Mixed Pickles and Chow-Cbew ln
audi bottles. Sardines la OH and Mustard. Ooiu Oeiu
pressed Beef In two-pound cans. Bened Chicken
and Turkey, Petted Haw, Tengje, Fresh Lot) Let)
sur. FresS UXambla Blver Salmen. Fresh
Mackerel, Fre.h OysUrs U eans aadTlekled
Oistersln small Jars for ptealeklns;, lerkblaw
UrwaarUBwasswWOaw Beef, etc
BURSK'S,
NO, 17 MAIT EDXQ BTRMjbT,
LaBOAITaU, FA.
mHHica, mv
at Honest Prices.
-AT-
aiLIABLB)
126 and 128 East King St.
Markst
' ' " ..
tnaw-lydAw
VLUTU1HU.
jej ikmh a uutrruRH.
OUT OF THE RUINS !
In (-(insrti'iirwnfnuralei'k and building hav.
lug lawn iltslie)ed by flrti, we are cciiniwlled te
uwu ler business at
Ne. 59 North Queen St.,
Until our building Is repaired. We will have
an Kulltvly
NEW STOCK
-OF-
CLOTHIING
A.MI-
Gents' Furnishing Goods
TllhltK. BY
FRIDAY, JULY 22.
OUU CUTTKkS WILL IIC TIIKKB TO AT.
TKNUTOOUU
Merchant Tailoring Department
All parties ludebtvd te us will pleesecall
at said place.
Hirsh & Brether,
PENN HALL,
ONB-PRIOB OLOTHINQ HOUBB.
N
OW KKADY 1
Our Rcadv-Made Stock
-OF-
SPRING CLOTHING.
We are prepared te show our NewSPKINO
STOCK in Iteady-Made Hulls. Our Assert meat
la Larger than uver liefere, and Prices Lewer.
We have taken special earn te get up gnnd and
Attractive Suits ler the 8PK1NO TUA1IR. and
we feel satisfied our effort have been success
ful. Call and give us the benefit el your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
Is Stocked with all the Newest Novelties In
Suitings, which we will Make te Order In the
Best Style,
FIT GUARANTEED.
BURGER & SUTTON,
Tallsrs aaa listhlers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LAMCABTIK, PA.
T UAHHMAM BBei
TUB CHKAPKHT PLACB TO BVY
MENS', BOYS' & CHILDREN'S
Clothing,
IS AT
L CANSMAN & BRO.'S.
NOTE PRICES :
Men's All-Weel Bulls toOrder,atir.l,l.
lis, t.
Men's All-Weel Pants te Order, at S3, H-V f I,
hese goods are unusual bargains and pur
chasers wUI save a geed percentage en their
Investment. . . .
THIN UOODS-Men's teersacker CeaU and
Tesu at 11.00, Sl.n.; , ..-.,,.
Man's Mohair CeaU and VesU at na,W.7B,
Men's Pants at Ue, SSe, 7e., 86c .,1.10,11.',
.'lluSdS&ren'. Knee P.nU
ataac. apalr.
mr We are busily engaged new manufactur
ing Fall and Winter Uoeds and are In need et
via. Hnnn wUl And It te thtlr advantage tn
call early and examine these Genuine Bar
gains, especially Bey's and Children's Suits, aa
they must go. We . sacr10.ee our summer cloth
ing rather than pack them away uuUl next sea
son. L. GANSLUN A BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
MANUFACTUBBIIB OF
ea's, ujt ud CklMrewl t'Utklaf,
. B. COB. W. gUBBN OKARGB STt,
LAMfJABTBB PA
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