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AUGUST
15. 1887.
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TkeCtty ten.
t of tew court In the cue of the
mtnlnlef the Peeples' bank
lbfldlBf ontheeMlineof East King
, deciding that such injunction would
I hU nnleas vtewers were appointed and
id fee the property taken in
te the new line is new bearing
ptatagltfaaate fruit On Saturday a petition
lyweanteutoeonrtaMunn for the ap-
i of viewers te assess damages for
I taken en North Queen street, be-
MwCkestant and Walnut streets,? the
? In Baking the new line of the street.
Dnsseanical grounds ine court refused te
I MOW tin petition, but It will be amended
M conform te the court's views.
' kit all property owners in streets where
new line has been made had recognized
i llM,there would probably have been no
. themcht of damans, each surrendering his
sfrwamwll nnrtinn for tha mmmnn hatbnrmant
f alL But where some conform te the
line and ethers ignore it without
r, It is but natural that the former
Hwculd nek damages from the city for their
And se the city and county
: -ajtt bate te face claims for damages te the
at of tens of thousands of dollars.
Lit will be robbing Peter te pay Paul,
; Inr the large increase of damages will re-
an increased city and county tax,
t wvfctti the property owners will have te
It bmw here be noted that under the new
1 rt
law councils are given power te
eat, open, widen, straighten, alter, ex-
or improve any street, etc., that dla-
being taken away from the court.
Ill the assessment of damages " three
fafBrnt and disinterested freeholders et
tasaM city " shall act as viewers instead
;f If from the county as heretofore.
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The Case ef Rlddlrberger.
Si- Senater Biddleberser seems anxious te
t"the running mate of ex-Senater Jenes in
-twnWUng te tne public what Idiosyncrasies
' be found in a United States senator.
fjfmm had the pardonable weakness of
ihSswrisg a young woman who bated him.
Btfdieberger hated a judge and in his
iBfJBEws. ii ebbs siaei rsavctTEa
! BVAanMUi
aeBwSfBBjBka, iwMtw, r.
pfstert te make his hatred apparent te the
Dblle found tilmmir twhind the nrisni.
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&&, It is very probable that the judge was as
F-;fc Indiscreet in his trial of the cause in which
..... . . . .
jusjueeerger was aTeaiea, as was the
HYaTgiala senator in his conduct after the
Ferjudges are frequently mere in-
tin the control of their passions than
v ' twlnm. Hut it U a. humlllat-
feflteg position for the state which has
-" --"- O . . -W W. HU...-W.-
&& flamed itself en being the "mother of
III presidents " te find its senior senator in
Kv tall.
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iwe mere is aneiner way ei loosing at
It. Biddleberger in permitting a mob te
B" iwease him gives bis sanction te mob rule.
afe of the most dangerous precedents pee-
) te establish. If Virginia would elect
self-respecting men te the Senate.
she would net have her present cup of hu
; BaUiatlen te bear. When the wages of re-
en were Mahone and Biddleberger.
pwhat else could Virginia expect but igne-
nmmxT
Pablle Land Robbery.
Burvaver General tiinrm W. .Tnllan nt
fe'Kaw Mexico, in bis report te the com mis-
of the aenaral land nfllr. sava A fifin .
x? . -:zr.-. 7 . '. '" ' .
;i- ewBcivseipuDiiciauusnave Deen stolen
the past year through fraudulent surveys
and invalid claims. The Estanice grant,
aa says, wmen was approved for 415,030
se acres. Is fraudulent and void, and thia
large area has been appropriated te private
WMWiihaiu warrant of law. He thinks,
faTee", that three-quarters of a million et
5, acres of the 813,250 acres approved in the
Bocerro grant is illegally included in the
ail U. kt ... u. ..
& salt for the recovery te the government of
fe' saere than 40,000 acres in the Armendaries
Kgraat, which is in excess et the true area.
r T Thaaamii cnmmnliitiin mim. in .i.
r 5 Assaruia grant. He also thinks that there
If Should be a Judicial examination nt the
-Mera grant. The report adds that of the
mmtfiiaA lsnila mI.j
RJTrnr -. w, uggregaung
vwt,t acres, u will be safe te estimate
IK least one-half have been illegall?
te private uses under Invalid
1 or unauthorized surveys.
,- aisuucniiu pany eas set lta facn
MJihut Ptthlie land robbery, and it la Dm.
' feahw that resurveyg wUl be recommended
tihansade.and tuita entered te set aside
awl for public lands obtained by fraud.
I ! net the first time that the land robbers
r.ifesVTtbSM baited under this adminUtra-
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k: The DlSVraaeit.
!!" It te stated as a foregone conclusion that
, isss nuuaaisaivi vapuuu nsn wui ue
iiataoandldatesef tbe ltepublican party for
pttel rsspictlve offices of supreme court Judge
JsM ntata treasurer. It has been foresbad feresbad
wed for weeks past and tbe Republican
Mmntienln Ilarrlsburg en Wednesday
WsMMeuisMlertM purpose of ratifying
l''i "net up" of the bosses and give an ap-
ec pany regularity te what is
alan devised by a few machine
rOn teal ebarbsvtd, the Democratic con.
snanswiaavwesatj w wssas aiscasi, eas
pnlgd) MnwhUlw, and will seek for tbe
pgMwaentv7tawainf eanarte sac.
Tlht mmttnmt senvsntiwi will be
w gn snaring, mm wumim
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t. .iti-iSJ
the party lntetesta In the cer-1
swt.hai.tha ht H. .in I
that the best resulU will
he reached.
Kveb asaa mnat be regarded as a cheat-
at" Pret Brlaten argued ea Wednesday
eaters the Aaserieaa AssoeiaUoB of Science,
la New Yerk, that Imptemeata discovered in
gleets! deposits showed that man lived upon
this ceatiaeat 55,000 years age, end that there
was farther ecteetlfle evidence te Indicate
that he came hither from Europe. "He could
het have developed," Prel Brlntoe aald,'fress
any of the known fossil mammalia which
dwelt here. Mere probably soma colonies
first migrated along the pre glacial land
bridge which ones connected northern
America with Western Kurop."
It la a pleeenre te report the success that
has crowned the effort of the Fntladelpbla
Tunes and Fttts In Hiring te the world ex.
eellent newspapers. Timet has Juat had
pat In place a Hee quadruple perfecting
printing press that laeraeaea the capacity et
ihatcewapaner establishment te 100,000 oeplea
el tbedelly Isane In an bear, and which can be
made te threw efl 120,000 ceplee In the same
time under high pressure. The TimMsava
It baa gainst 40,000 subscribers Bines the be
tnning et the yrar. The Press saya It has
been gaining te Us 8upday edition at the rate
el nearly 1,000 a month Irem January 1, and
announces that it la new Increasing ita press
facilities. These two facta abent the success
of these two big Philadelphia dallies lathe
beat kind of evidence that beneat, progressive
Journalism Is appreciated by the people.
It costs 1300,000 a year te maintain the
State National Guard, and Gen. Sheridan
thinks It Is money well spent
Gkn. BtiEiUDAK was delighted with the
appearance et the state troops at Mount
Gretna, aa la evinced by the following com
plimentary allusion te them :
In discipline, I have never seen troops
equal te the Pennsylvania gnard. A division,
consisting et 8,500 men, that can place In the
field and maintain there ler seven days (Hi
per cent, et lta numerical strength, wbeae
hospital and guard-house reports snow se few
names that tbey are hardly worth mention
ing In tbia connection, is certainly an organ ergan organ
isateon that ahewa net only a high degree el
military discipline, but a feeling or ardor
and enthusiasm among the men that
would insure the very beat results should
an emergency arise requiring their ser
vices. Yen cannot obtain for any regular
army such material as com poses the 1'ennsjl
vanla National Guard. Aa a rule, tbey are
.veung men of education, many et them p
seealng large pecuniary means. Tne military
tpirlt ia natural with them. Tbey yield
readily and cheerfully te discipline because
tbey knew ita Importance and necessity , and
when called upon discharge their duty
with conscientiousness because It Is duty.
Every state pesssess this material, and it
each would de what Pennsylvania Is doing
the government would have a force of troops
ready at all times for the Held that would
muster at least 150,000.
Mamaceusetts Democrat have ap
pointed a committee of five te rind out why
se many of the federal eltlces In the state are
till held by Republicans. Let Geerge Wil
liam Curtis rejoice new and be exceedingly
glad.
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Ir is new said that if the Cfaatawertb, Illi
nois, excursion train had been divided Inte
two sections, a big part of me calamity would
have been averted. But this would have cost
lx or eight dollars mere for an engineer and
fireman and some additional expenditure for
the second lccometive. These were saved,
but human llle was wasted. It has c-t the
Bosten A Providence railroad iu the Bussey
bridge disaster a hair million tiellsrs already
In damsge, and another half million Is yet te
DB paid, hu: mat accident a nothing
te the railroad horror en the Teledo, Peoria
fc Western read.
PBtiSONAU
Prince Keiuiinasd has been entuuslas
tlCilly received at Kustchuk, in Bulgaria.
Ex Unitek States Skvateu Saheknt
died in Htut Francisce, Ctl,, Sunday alter
neon. Ue.v. Charles H. Wei.pk, of Union
county, talks of looting in one of thy West
ern states or territeriea
Hey. Kcklev B Coxe, of l,ur.friip, Is tbs
tirst coal ODerater te observe trie spirit and
the letter of the semi-monthly py law.
Kt.v. J. J. Keilly, tbenew (Jitbellc pa-ter
of Corpus Uhristl cburcb, CtjHuibershurK,
once ministered at Klizibetblettn, this
county.
Rkv. Amdrru' Gorden, p. P., senior
India missionary of the Unlttd IVrahyicrlan
cburcb, died en Saturday, agd nearly 5'J
years.
Henry 1). Moere, who was at different
times a member of Congress, s'ate treaeurer
and collector or the pert of Philadelphia, died
uddenly en Thursday at lieadvllle, Cel.,
aged CO years.
Mrs. Cleveland has yinlded te fre
qnently exprenw-u and urgent n-qtiests anil
will held a public reception ler the pfople et
Marten, Mi , and vicinity at tfan hm-e of
General and Mra Greely tnM atternoeu from
4 te 5.
Bev Katiiek Curran, rf N'w Yerk, has
exprtswd te Archbishop Cerri(n bts se. row
that his prtnepcu t the recent picnic In com cem
pany with Ur.McGlynn has been Inteipreted
aalsverlng contumacy and disrespect te the
Hely See and bebas premised te abstain in
future from anything that ray give rise te
aucb Interpre atlen.
Gee hoe W. Vandkrrilt bssd termlned
ti build ler the Nw Yerk fft circulating
library a branch library en the west shin et
town. He baa chosen a building site In
Forty-second street, between Sevtntb and
tlKMb avenue. Tbedeltin for tl.n struc
ture haa been prepared by Klchard M. Hunt.
It will cost flO 000.
William Nelan and Jesse G. llawley
have arrived lu Heading Irem their tour et
the British Isles. Mr. Nelan was tendered a
vtry pleasant serenade at the Mansion house.
Whlla abroad tbey attended lti Gvdwoed
races with General Cameren. Though it was
necessary te travel ninety miles iu tne cara te
the course, the general was the liveliest of the
party alter tbe trip.
Himen Cameren was dined by Governer
Waller in L'juileu en TbuiHlsy, when titty
eminent Americans were also st tbe table.
Emperor William is a grand old man and bis
health Is geed again, but be can net compare
for vigor with the iW-year old emperor el
Peunaylvania, who never speaks of hm health
but drlnka champagne aud eats ritireasU,
plcklea and cocoanut pie with a ualmeeaa tbat
urovea blm truly great.
Tbs Crupt auu tbs Wcatbsr.
Tbe crop bulletin el tbe United States
algnal efflce ter the past week asya tbat tbe
drought previously reported in the corn belt
In tbe central valleya has been followed by
general ratna, and tbe conditions existing
ibis morning indicate tbat rain will continue
In this section; but Ihe reierla Irem Ohie,
Indlanr, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska aud
Kansas statu tbat tbe rains came tee late te
cause marked Improvement in tbe already
injured crop. Tbe weather has been gener
ally favorable for all crops in tbe states en tbe
ibe Atlautle oeaat, from Georgia northward
te Near England ; and reerU from M(1?
alppt.ArkatiaM aud Alabama Indicate tbat tbe
weather for tbe week haa been favorable for
ue i-uuuu crop, auneugu ibe crop need a mere
rain lu portions et Tennesse and Arkansas.
MaiihenW per cent of usual amount el
rain was reported In the tobacco region el
Kentucky and Wcat Tennessee durlug tbe
WJaiata mS J)UMD l me period In
VtahVr3.P?!?.H?Mameunt
------ "--, --. tu nunu Carolina. J
Pennsvl
uu v;nnneilcut th nini.n
month baa been largely la exeea.
or tue
What O... StiarMaTTaia las frssiesnt.
rrem the I'hllad.lplila Heoerd.
The soldier boys are never tired of telling
the latest story about General Hheridan
which came out as an incident or bla visit te
tbe Pennsylvania troepr, Bherldsn was
aeated near tbe president viewing the mill.
tary parade ou inauguration dsy when Ger.
Snewden'a First brigade passed tbe atand.
'General," said tbe prealaeut te tbe here et
winnmaier, wuai iroepa are tnnae r '
-"They are from Pennsylvania," responded
Bbsridau. The Fust brigade passed.aud Gen
eral Gubia's regiment marched by, " What
troops are uaaer sgaiu queried tbe prea;.
eeat "Feunaylvanlasoiuiersalse," waa tbe
response. "Fine iellewa tbeae." said tha
preatdaet. aathaoemmand marched en, end
General Wylle'a big brigade with 3,000 men
taiUscame up: "New what ti oops are
taeeef"
'Mere PannaylvanU troops," aald Sberl
daa, wits evident esUalacilea, for he thinks
highly et the geardmn, and
add a compliment te tbe tnsn
was about te
nmnnllmAnt te ftha ,nsn vhan IMnreel
dent Interrupted with some surprise 1 Vt all,
Esneral, are there no troop In thla parade
nt Pennsylvania guardsmen r'
"Nene worth a d n," Mr. president
promptly replied tbe general, and Cleveland'a
respect for Peunay ivanla troeiia waa inlgbtliy
Increased by this blufl compliment from one
who knewa a geed soldier when lie sees blm.
ACMOBB MIAUtttA U.V A ItlCtCL.
A rrsnrbman la MIS list ami Urssa Salt
Stakts a Daring Jenrury.
Ten thousand excursionists were at Niagara
Kalla en Hunday te witness two events of
unusual Interest which had been premised.
Alpher.se King, the water-walking French
man, who tipped ever lu hla golden slippers
In the boiling waters a few months age, bad
said he would ride a water bicycle across the
river, and Professer J. K. De l.een bad an.
neunced that he would walk Mteye Peers'
seven-eighths Inch ateel cable, W0 feet long,
suspended 200 feet ever the deadly whirlpool
rapids.
At 1:33 lo'clerk King mounted hla water
bicycle, which turned out te ts quite a won
derful machine. All the elements et the
land wheel were present, only that the big
wheel bad water paddles attached te its tire
and was kept en tbe surface by two long
torpede-shsf 9d Uea's of sheet Iren. King
were a dress suit and silk hat, bis only pro
tection Irem tbe waves bslnir rubber leg
gings. Tbe Siamese princes were present
and witnessed the start Superintendent
Welch would net allow the atart te be made
from tbe reervatien deck, se the bicycle was
towed te a point en tbe American bank di
rectly under the new suspension bridge.
King pulled out until he struck the down
current, and then took a diagonal course.
Tbe bicycle rolled considerably when tbe up
current was reached, and It looked as if be
must upset Tbe tleata weathered tbe
treacherous currents and eddies beautilully,
and In tour and a hair minutes the tired
Frenchman landed en tbe Canadian bank.
He waa greeted by cheers Irem the bridge
and both banks el tbe river. He was taken
Inte tbe beat aud It was found that bis cloth cleth
ing was net even wet. Upen arriving at tbe
place el starting, Or. Jehn A l.annigan, en
behalf of Ilutlile admirers, presented the
plucky Freuchman a handsome geld badge
set with a large ruby and appropriately eu-
S raved. King proposes te ride his wheel ;n
ew Yerk harbor irem the htatue et Liberty
te tbe Brooklyn bridge.
Professer Da Leen lelt for Butlale with bis
wile before tbe beur announced ler blm te
walk.
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MB. miUULHKBHUBK rUEKV.
A Heb Scales the I'rlsen Walls and Iteleases
tbs Senater Ills Utrasss te Jades
ewinsa.
United States Senater Ktddleberger, who
wei en Friday seutenceil at Winchester, V.,
by Judge Newuiau, of tbe county cetir te
pay a tine of f and be imprisoned ler hve
days for contempt of court, was relersed
from Jail by a mob. Tbejsiler made but
alight resistance.
Tbe circumstances leading up te the ar
rest of Senater Ktddleberger are related as
fellows by an eye witness : On Thursday
W. W. Jenes was tried for larceuy aud tbe
Jury found that be was insane. Jenes was a
client of Senater Klddleberger's and tbe
verdict made tbe senator angry, lie bad an
old emnity against Judge Newman, and waa
accused el writing a placard and giving a
boy t- te haul Jenea up and down tbe town,
tbe latter displaying tbe placard meanwhile
which bad written en it Verdict, lilll
Jenea net guilty but Insane; Jury insane,
court lnaane in tbe main. "
The noise or"jlened by tbls display dis
turbed the proceedings et tbe court tben In
session, anu the common wealth's attorney, J.
C. Baker, bad tbe Judge issue an order for
-'ens' ir Klddleberger te appar before Judge
Newman aud show caure way be should net
be bned and imprisoned for ridiculing the
Judge and Jury and disturbing the court
senator Kludleberger appeared before the
court and delended himsell at S o'clock. He
sld tbat Judge Newman bad no Jurisdiction
in me case, wnicn tne judge aenieu, ana
asked Senater Biddleberger te sit down until
tbe evidence could be taken te prove that
tbe senator was the one who '.Instigated tbe
ridicule, and then be said tbe court would
bear argument
Senater Kiddleberger would net sit down
and the court lined blm ?le. He tben defied
tbe court and sild : " This court -lull net
send me te J all." Judge Newuian then told
thesherld te take the senator te Jail for live
days. Senater Kiddleberger said be would
like te see tbe man who could take blm tejsil
and Sberitr Whitman at ouce amsled tbe
senator aud locked him up by ferca. This
action c-tused much excitement and Saturday
morning at 2 o'clock a mob of 100 men, sup
posed te be from Edlnburg, in Winchester
county, scaled tbe walls of tbe Jail yard and
took tbe senator out en ladders. Senater
Kiddleberger wasen the street during tbe
alternoen.
The Slipper WasHUII Titer.
rrem the We-(l Chester lllazu Kucerd.
Tee ether dye a bridal couple get en an
expreeti train en tbe Pent.s;lvanla railroad
at Uarnsburg and en tbu outside of tbe car
below tbe window at whlcb the fair bride
sat, one nf tbe merry bride's maids pinned an
old altpper for a sign of geed luck. Kuinark
ableaa it ntay seem tbat allpper remained
fast t3 tbe switlly moving car all tbe way te
Pblladelphi-, and every new and tben the
interested bride looked nut and leund te her
Rtippeted delight that tbe slipper was still
there. If there is any virtue lu such omen
tbls certainly portended well. A West
Chester man who was en the train vouches
ter tbis incident.
Even tbs Wickedest.
from tbe Duluth Paragrupher.
Even tbe wlckede-t of us always admen
ish a parting friend te " de write."
A fpartan Heroism
Is elten exhibited by u delicate woman daring
tbe extrac-.l in of teeth. But why net save them
In time, wllhSOZ IDONT, and thus olivlatetho
vecettlty of tixlng one's fortitude? The
tenants of the memb, are far mere liaely te re
main and de geed service, If thla sovereign pro
tective Is used as a safeguard against their un
timely destruction. The experiunce and ei
denee of hosts of people, proves this sanatery
raci.
KfmVlAL HUTIVKH.
Tbs Travellug Salesman
Is in IrresUllble fellow, biliu full of sterlei,
lekes. ceuraicu, self-asurance and grit. Uels
very taking withal Hut deck Jlloed hitters are
a very ttKing medicine; they use everywhere,
and are se d everywhere, for sale by It. 11.
Cochran, drnggUt, u; and I3i north Queen
street, Lancaster.
Bs Careful of lbs Babies.
If your children am threatened
Ith croup
or any threat dlllleully, apply a few drops of
Themas' MCcleetrie UU. It Is itiu nicest medicine
torthulltUnems He knnwel. Versaln uy II. II
Cecbrau, druggist, 137 and IJy North Uueen
street, Lancaner.
An Kiinlra (N. V ) Lady,
Mr. II. I.. Clark. 101 E. cllsten street, declares ;
Jlurduck Bleed Bitttrs area medicine 1 admire.
Itest remedy ler (lynrwpMUn the world, been
heue supplied "Ith It Fer sale by II. It. Cech
ran. druggist, 137 and L Aertb yuten street,
Lancaster.
My OraeaUihsr's Cleck,"
Was once a very popular song, but like many
ether sentimental tunes It doesn't wear we!'.
Or. Themas' JCeleetrie Oil will wear; it will weur
away all achex, sprains, and ptlns.and repay lu
purchaser a hundred ted. Fer sale by M. 11.
Cochran, diuggltt, 137 and 1W Merth Uueen
street, Laucikter
3-Hlg Tbiavss-S.
Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves 1
Ihey creep In aid steal our health and comfort
before we knew It. Let us put a step te their
Invualens with a bottle of Burdock Hlwjd Bu
tts, te be bad at any drug store, for sale by II.
II. Cochran. druggUt, 13 and 10 North Uueen
street, Lancaster.
Werksd Wonders.
" My daughter was very bad etr en account of
ace'd and pala In her lungs. Dr. Themas' Ke
licit ic oil cured her In twenty-tour hours. Oi.e
of tbu be s was.cured of sere threat Tbls inedl.
clue has worked wonders In our fa'ully " Alvah
I Inckney, U1S0 Mahenac, M. y. Ker ale by it.
B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1'J North Uueen
street, Lancaster
Mvtbsrs.l Mothers 1 1 Mothers! 1 1
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by s sick child suffering and crying with
tbe exeruclaUng painef cutting teeth f If se.
Seil uRSlmJMsUmM MBS- W""WwS
f.? U -U SYBUf. u WUl relieve the peer
lltUe snlferer liumsduaely-d.p.n upon T It t
there Is no misuse about It There Is net a
mother en earth wl has ever urt it, he wUl
net tell you at enee that It will regulate uw
bowels, and give rest te tbu mother, and relief
and health te the child, eperatlug Itkeutigte
It Is perfectly sale te use In all cases and pleas
ant te tbe Uste, and Is tbe prescription of ens of
tbe eldest and best female physicians and
nurses la the United States. Sold everywhere
ascents a bottle. mayU-lydAw
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mUK CONKSTOGA WAGON
Use leeg niece gtrra way te the railroad.
That waste be expected. 81s big, plump
hones with bells and a flee, old catered
blue-bed en wheels- were no mitrh for a
issrtlag esglse and train, lint
STADIQER'3 AUfUNTII
gives way te aethiag as a stomach Istlg Istlg Istlg
orater and nerve, Ionic. It Is matchless a
a rare for lem'ef appetites Indigestion,
dyspepsia, liter complaint, all farms of
bllleusaess, and especially these low feters
and nerve prostrations which belong te all
farming communities In the fall ef the
year. Ask your druggists for AUKATII.
auirwntd
mmutvAt.
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1MMON8 L1VK.K RKUULATOR.
reSlTIVKLV
CURES DYSPEPSIA
IN ALL IOKMS.
TAKK
SIMMONS LIYER REGULATOR.
UEAUACIIR, CONSTIPATION,
1ULI0US.NES.
1 was for many years a perfect martyr te
Head-idie. find Pvspepsta. and reiuelltnes
thought It would ktil tuu. After trying senany
remedies 1 beg-an te think them of no account,
until 1 tried Hlinmers Liver Regulator, and 1 am
new and hire been ter tlfeen )ear astrnnaer
te a Headache." II. 1). Oi'.'M, Putnam Ce , Tin.
.1 II 7.K1L1NACO,
Jy2;.M,W,r.tw
Philadelphia. Pa,
piAPUlNK PLA8TERS.
MEDALS AWAUIIKU TO
Bensen's Capcine Plaster !
THE 1IEST IN TUK. WOULD.
Cures Pleurisy, Uheumatlsm, Lumbago, Back
ache, Weakuese, Colds In tbe Chest and all
Adieu and Strains.
Beware of Imitations under similar sounding
names.
SV Ask for Uennn's and take no etber.
decli-OindAwMtt&r'
TJ1XHAU8TKD VITAMTT.
EXHAUSTED VITAnTY
THE SCIENCE or LlFE.'the great Medical
Werk of the aire en Manhood, Neurons and
Phrslcal Deblllty, Premature Decline, Errors el
loath, and the untold miseries consequent
thereon. 300 paces Sve. IS prescriptions for all
Slseases. Cleth, full (flit, only 1.00, by mall,
ealeO. Illustrative sample free te all yenmr and
middle-aged men for the next 90 days. Address
UK. W.lL PAKE EK, 4 Unlflnch Street. Bnstns,
Mass. tnvlMraaMW4r
r
WEAK MEN
Snffertn from the effects of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness, lest manhood,
etc, I nrlll send a valuable treatise (sealed) con
taining full particulars for home cure, r HEE of
charve, A splendid medical work ; should be
read Dy every man who u nervous and aeblil-
tated. Address.
mur. r. u. ruwLia,
Mendns. Conn.
Tnivnrn
MUM AJ.U UM MMMt.
COR
C Ti
RENT.
Building. Ne. 153H North u,neen street.
Heat
an s as inciuuea. apply at
febls-tfd
UttlMs
HIU'!
t's MVEBT errict.
FOK KENT TWOTORY DWELLING
lleuse. Se 3)1 Wet Vine street. Posws Pesws Posws
slen given Ucteu-jr 1, 17. Kent reasonable. Call
en premises.
JJJOtfJ JOHN II. I'EAKSOL.
PK1VATE HALE.
WUl be sold at private sale the valuable
property corner 1 emen Mulberry and Chsr Chsr
ette fronting Mn feet en Lemen street, 69 feet
en Mulberry, aud 65 feel en Charlette street.
Apply te
C. B. DOWNET,
jnnlf3md Ne. 241 North Queen Street.
PUBLIC SALE.
Vine opportunity ler a hotel man In the
most thriving and prettiest town In the Cum
berland Valley. Owing teihedeutb of the pre
prtetnref the long established and well known
rtuovse HOUSE and adjoining dwelling will
be offered at publlcsale AUGUST aa. In front
or the eurt Heuse, Hagerttewn, Md. The
Hetel has always done a paying business, in
vestors will de well te keep thlt in view,
for particulars address,
A. X. HOOVES,
aug9"2wd Uagerstewn.Md.
POSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF VALUA-
11LK KRAI, KSTATE.
03 Tucksdav, AmcsT IS, 1847,
win be sold at thi Leepard Hetel, In Lancaster
city, the follewing:
Ne. 1, all that let of ground, situate Ne 39 East
German strtret, containing in front 2UX feet, and
extending In dep.h about tC feet, en which Is
ernted a well-built two-story brick dwelling,
with two-story b'lck back building, containing
7 rooms, larje hallwas en first and second
tlners, and attic; there is also a side alley. His
situated In an excellent noighbjrbeod, and Is
less lean 2)f squares Irem Centre Square
Ne 2, all that let et ground, Ne. M9 West
Orange street, containing In front abent 23 feet,
and extending In depth about 110 feet, en whlcb
Is erected a three-story brlrkd welling, with two
story brick ba-k building, with balcony, and
two-story frame kitchen attachment, containing
la ail 1 1 roems: furnace In cellar, water In
kpchtn, Ac. The house Is newly papered and
painted, and everything Is In geed condition,
rbe let contains a variety of choice fruit trees
and necessary eut-bulldlngs. ThU property Is
en the line of tbe street railway, and less than a
block from the Western Market,
These properties are being se'd because the
owner Intenus removing trem this vicinity.
Sale te commence at 7.30 o'clock en the even
ing of mid day, when conditions win be made
known by ritA.VK UKlKeT.
JeslL IUisks, Auctioneer, Augll-etd
SADDLES, tC.
(J ADDLES, HARNESS, Aa
ANOTHER CUT.
Te make room for the Winter Goods tbat we
have ordered shipped te us next month, we otter
the following
BABOAINS IN
LAP DUSTERS.
Cut down from 73c. te 90e : II .00 te 75c 1 $1.60 te
tun; It7t4itl.; riuutellU; f0uteK10
H'i5 te fii'. Tbese goods all have beautifully
executed designs of flowers and birds en them
and ate Ne. I In every respect.
We have had a great run en iLY NETS, owing
te our Lew Prices, but as the plowing season
has J nst begun we offer a per cent, reduction
as an Inducement te de e out the few dozen yet
remaining.
11 akn tss, TUU.NKS and BAGS aa Lew as the
Loweit,
AT
KRECKEL'S,
NO. SEASrKINGSTKEtT. LANCABTBB, 1'A
Junle-Smdaw
VAMMlAUMm.
s
JTAMDAKD wekr.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
NOS, SO, St,
Kearef Foateffl
43.
MAKEET STEIBT,
Laneaatar, rm.
OS,
t have In Stock and BuUd te Order srvsry Va
riety et the following styles 1
COUPES, BUGGIES, OABHIOLSTS,
CABBIAUES, VlUTOsUAB.
BUSINESS WAWOIIS, "t" OASTS,
MeCALL WAGONS, SUEK1E8,
MARKET WAGONS, PHJCTONS,
EaPMBSS WAQOM8
I employ the Best Mechanics, and aavafadu
ties te build oerscily any style of Cajrlagaae-
Tbs Quality Btyls, ana finish of my. Werk.
2 I 3awaJy tbs CHIArEST ill TUl
MAJtEBT,
.motto 1 Fair DsalUg. Ueaaat Werk at Bot Bot Bet
eom mesa." flsaasglvameaeaU.
anjalrfabs Preswftly AttM Tk
rtUCM LP WEE THAU AM. WalU.
iefAi2rSteee.W,,rtaM" mmir esaaieyea
.(. y
, Ju .&-&gj.
rvBMitvm.
XT
NDKRTAK1NG.
WALTER A. IIEINITSII,
Furnishing Undertaker,
Nes. 97 and 30 Seuth Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
SWRKMUBNCK NO.
STUKKT.
IM COUTH QUKRN
All tbe Latest and Most Approved Methods
used where desired. A previous practical ex
perience of tour years enables me te Uuarantee
that tbe Very best Possible Service will be Ren
dered at All Times.
Personal Attention
Olten te Directing All runerala Intrusted te
mycare.
w
IDMYER'S FUHN1TUKK HTOKK.
WHAT U WANT.
IF
U want a Chamber Suite.
II want a Parler Suite.
U want Library Furniture.
U want Dining ltoem Furniture.
U want Sitting lloem Furulture.
U want Kitchen Furniture.
U want a Hall Stand.
U want a Mattress or Spring.
U want a Leeking Glass.
U want Au)thiug in Our Line.
U want the Itest for the Meney.
U want a ltargaln.
U can Hud it
AT
vYtDMVKIl'S FUUNITUKE STOKE,
Cor. East Kise and Duke Stkekts,
Lancastek. Fa.
imam amu vurrmmtu
JrkVCOMEKS, CATCU ON I
KVEUYBODV BEMEMBKE 1
When you get te Centre Square, lust drop Inte
the TEA and COl'KKE STOKE (the only one In
slghll. and get our prices 01 all goods. Come
and we wUl greet you cordially.
OUK 8UGAU IS ALL SUOAtt I
OUUTEAIS ALL TEA 1
uitucerrEKis ALL COrKEI
NO AUULTEHAT10N'
ONE TB1AL SECCUKS YOUK CUSTOM.
Hameinber the Address
CLARK'S TEA AND C0F181 STORE,
NO.
marS-tfdaw
CENTUESQUABE.
COMPETITION 1
Y, Competition Is the Life of Tride.
It acts as a teacher, prompts you toeceno mice
te seek tbe plce where goeods are sold st our
price that price the lowest.
Weglveyeu below the names or a few soldiers
ready 10 battle with competition. Victory will
perch en their btnner.
IDS buckets New Ne 1 Jlackerel.S'c. Abucket;
fOh. Buckets Pure Jelly, II is a bucket: UH
Prunes for 23c ; M & terll 1x1
Our Mixed Tea at IV:. V ft Is lietter than any
29c Tea. Our geed Teas range lu price from tee.
tell a.
Our Vrencb Itreaklast CetTee at 25c. . Ita
New Coffee, and takes well Try It.
Our Pure Sugar rupat Ce. ft qt. will p'easn
you. We ell the regular 15c S rup for lf W
qt Pere White Wine and Cider t Inegar. 13c. f
ual Be sure and get one of enr New Lemen
squeezers before they are all sold, and ask te
see our new Lightning Can Openur. Best In tbe
World.
SOLIl ONLY AT
CLARKE'S
OUGINAL TEA AND COVrEE MTOBE,
NO. 52 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTKK, PA.
AW Telephone Connection.
WINKS AND LIQUORS.
pURE KYE WHISKY.
Old GretT Spring Distillerj.
Situated en East Orange street between
Orange and Chestnut, one square eaat .of reser
voir, Lancaster, If
I have just erected a new distillery with all of
the latest Improved machinery for dlstUllng
PURE KYE WHISKY.
A. a SHKArrER, Proprietor.
This Distillery haa been erected at the famous
Old Uroffstewn Spring, which baa been noted for
Its plenteous and unfailing supply of the pur
est water. At It our grandfathers drank when
they were boys, and It has never been known te
run dry even In tbe hottest weather. Frem thla
spring all the water nsed In the distillery Is ob
tained, the pump drawing Irem It twenty-five
gallons a minute.
Besides my own distilled Whisky, I also handle
Brandies, Gins, Wines, Ac
aarCall and be convinced.
A. B. SHEArrER. Distiller.
ISTOUE Ne. 63 North (Jueen Street.
M. B. Farmers having geed Bye en hand can
ana ready sale for it at the store or OtstUlery,
Highest cash market price paid ler a geed arti
cle.
aprW-lydA
G
TO
REIGART'S
WIHE STOEE
OLD
BOUOHE SEC.
IPEB HEID81ECK,
POMMEUY SEC,
MOBIZETSEC.
0 O.H. MUMM EXTBA DBY,
And all 'ether Leading brands
Champagna.
of Imported
Sele Agent for the Pleasant Valley Wine
Company. Special Great Western Ex. ilry, our
own brand, the finest American Champagne In
the market.
Jnst recelvf d another large Invoice of Califor
nia Claret and While Wine from Napa Valley.
California.
A large stock of Imported Burgundies, Clarets,
Bhlne and bauterne wines.
We also have the largest and Brest stock of
Brandies, Whiskies, Gins, Madeira, Sherrys and
fort Wines, Bass Ale, Guinness stout, Saratoga
and ApelllaarU Waters In the city.
H. E. Slaymaker, Agt,
Me. 90 BA8T KINO STRUT,
LANCASTEK, PA.
, WAY DOWN IN PRICES.
Gauss Underwear from c. up 1 Shirts, Over.
alls, Jackets, Coats, lleilery for Man, Ladles.
Heys and Children. Working Bhlrts, Soaps, Per
fumery, Neckwear, Cellars, Culls, Suspenders.
asTPleaae call and examlns before you bay, at
It u Ir .. u t .,.. .-
Jyii-iyd
w. m m mmub a, jfta.
no. ei nenn uueen at.
mHE CHKAPKST PLACE IN THE CITY
TO BUY
Winer's Safe Can, Heed's Faiatirilli,
CUTICURA REMEDIES
1S AT
MUfilTOirS LirgMt tst ftitjei. Bfif Keit,
Xce.saMWasTXtssTaa. (Jre-tM
i'i 1 ir "Tisir- r 1 -? --i rii " i' t " t'i , ,. ,,a&y,3wii!,... ,.,, jJAj:i!M..A
fill t ff i SsaSlsfsfsfsfsfsaSJstsMsa 1 1 TmiilsSBSBaT llHir "Isf i I I Y iiiliNsawEwawaJs-afc 1
vAMMiAmMB,
J MOTTO THAT ALWAT. W1KB.
Honest Werk at
-
AT -
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
(OLD aiUASU.ll
Ourriage WorbNet, 196 ted 128 Eait King St.
The lArgeat Assortment nf KRW AND SIUOMD-HAND Stagglei. Cantaaaa. Phatnns. slarksi
Baatasss Wageaa that see ever beea BkSwmlottil'ublle. araei
! Ten Want a (loot and rirat-Claaa Ptuatea, ue TO DoiaaeHa.
!I I00 2nl B S,M Uonireruble ramlly Oarrtaaa, UOTU Doaaaest'a.
if von want a Nlea ana Neat Business waatm. BO TO DOBaaeMa.
If Toe Want a Durable Market Wagen, Bt?TO DOlaaOaPaT
It Yeu Want a tlend imiA.lluaPkainn. Su I1IT1.T.
If Yeu Want te Bar a l-lrauuiaaa Aruela ai a TSSi, STSTEiJ'.rS?!!" VU DOIKWHI.
oeonty,
OTO
Philip Dotrsem's Old Rdiible Garrige Works,
NOS. 116 AND 128 EAST KING 8T1KCT, LAMCA8TKB, PA.
Ig-FACTORY-US A IMS M1FFLIH STUKKT.
asars-lycaw
uLABmmXMm.
rlOH A MAKTtn
FRUIT JARS
-AT-
Masen Fruit Jars in lints,
Quarts and Halt Gallen.
We again have the Lightning
Fruit Jar, which Is the best in the
market.
Jelly Tumblers, Jelly Jars, Com
mon Tumblers at the Lewest Pos
sible Trices, Wholesale or Retail
AT
iMMiiiiii
15 EAST KING STREET.
sAMCASTBt. 1.
tseummmuMimUimit muunm.
QALU AND HKK
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Llght 1 Beau them all.
Anether Let of CHEAP ULOUE8 ter Oas and
ou stoves.
THB "PHIIFBOTION"
METAL MOULDINU AMD BDBBBB CUSHIOB
WEATHER STRIP
Beats them alL Thla strip outwears all ethers.
Beeps ent the cold. Btep rattling of wtndewa
Exclude the dust. Keep out snow and rain. Any
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ap
plying IU Can be Sited anywhere -no holes te
bore, ready for use. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip U the meat perfect. At
the Steve, Heater and Range store
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
84 SOOTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. PA
s
FECIAL NOTICE.
H Mere human, mera divine than wa
in fact, part human, part divine
Ia woman, when the geed stars agree
Te mingle at her nativity."
ReOectJye Lords of Creation, and bla ye at once
te
KIEFEEE & IEEE'S,
Ne. 40 E. King St.,
And Procure one of their reasons
Economist
Vapor Cook Steve
it
))
That Ged's beat gilt te you be net tortured be
yond recall with the unnecessary waste heat
which It la Impossible te avoid with yenr
Ranges, and (what is also Important) consider
the great economy In fuel, SO cents worth el
fuel wUl 000k ler a family et three grown per
sons 11 meals.'
And when yen went a Heater, gets
U
SPLENDID "
And be Happy.
FLUMBIXa, OAS riTTlKw, STBAMtHBAT
INO TIB BOOriBO AND SrOUTIBB.
TV&aaAKTlT",
All Kteda of Lumbar and OeaL
BaWTaaai Be. B Xetik water aa rrtaee
uuuswanw. avtvw
T3ATJMaAKD8KR'S COMPANY.
GOAL DEALERS.
ASA'
nwii
ise. ue Berth qnese gaeet, m me.
t-Berth rnaee aweet,
snww ! BSh
LAB0A4T1
,A,
MA MIL
mvumim, mm
Honest Prices.
WOi,
M
YKKH A HATHKON.
LOW PRICES
ABB MUCH 80UUBT AVTBB
THESE TIMES.
WB UAVK BEEN AWABB Or THIS FACT,
AMI)
MARKED OUR ST00K
-AT ITS.
VERY LOWEST NOTCH.
SHBEWI) BUYERS AURBB
THAT rOtt
LOW PRICES
AND
Thereaghlr Reliable Werk
Wa Stud at the Held or ill Compettten
SVe house In Lancaster Is better able te knew
ibe wants and prices of the people than are we.
II you want te trase a flrst-clua Investment,
come tens and get erst-class goods at a small
cost. We are acknowledged leaders of low
prices,
Myers & Bathfen,
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
NO.
12 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
w
IUjIAMBOA M ruHTEB.
CALL U8 BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER
LANCASTER COUNTY'S
Agricultural Fair
COMPETITORS
-rOB TUB-
Williamson & Fester Prizes
WILL BEMOTiriEUIN
NEXT WEEK'S ISSUE
-or-
Lancaster Dill and
Newspapers,
Weeklj
WHB THEV MOST PKBSBHr
THE GRAND PRIZE PUMPKINS
rOB COMPBriTlOJf.
The Heaviest Pumpkin
i; WILL TAKE riBST PBIBE.
ADBESS SUIT,
$1500.
The Second Heaviest
thesbcend rBiza.
ADIESSBUIT.
$10.00.
The Third Heaviest,
THBTUIBOPB1ZE.
ADIESSBUIT.
$600.
SWe will cenUnne te sell BBALBABQA1BS
la every department until work la oemmenos4
en Bstsaslve Improvements te our Stere.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
S3, $4,16 ul Mint Klag Bt,
lsAaOAwTBB.ra,
KVAS'B risOVM.
Levan'8 Fleur
aa.BM
...,, ptaeewtaeeity
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