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Katlreae IcuiHh
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Er tf rr" r w - - ' : t
A; Wftli in charging mete for tne passage te
Sllt Gretna, during the encampment of
& last week, than te Lebanon, nine miles
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.. Ifi. 3 fm(k.lwMn T aniiaWMi
a. ' There is no doubt about the fact, and
there is every reason te censure the com
pan y for ila unfairness; but there is no
opportunity afforded te bring it under the
discipline of the interstate commerce
eoBissleners, whel ve nothing te de
with the unjust exactions of railroads
within the states ; their jurisdiction, like
that of Congress, which created them, is
only ever commerce between the states. It
is the province of the state of Pennsylvania
te protect its citizens from unfair charges
by its railroads ; but such protection is
ought in vain from the railroad-owned
legislature.
The Pennsylvania railroad yields ebe
dience te the inter-state commerce law,
tat wholly disregards its previsions in the
conduct of its business within the state.
Its rates te Lebanon and Mount Gretna
daring the pastreek,shew bow unfair and
mean it can be when it finds a profit in
being se and has net the fear of the law te
check it. Its regular excursion fare te and
from Lebanon is $1.15. Last week its ex
cursion fare te Mt. Grstna was 11.40, and
It had no excursion tickets te Lebanon te
ell; for the obvious reason that if it had
told them it would have sold none te Mt.
Gretna at the greater price of $1.40. A
ticket te Lebanon geed for ten days cost
85 cents ; while the price of a ticket, for an
unlimited time, is te Lebanon $1.20 and te
Mt. Gretna $1.03. This is the only kind
old te AIL Gretna, which does net enjoy
the ten-day limited ticket.
Obviously all these dodges are resorted
te because of the competition with the op
position railroad te Lebanon. The Penn
sylvania has te sell Lebanon tickets at the
lejuice, and Introduces the 10-day limit
"feature te cover Its charge of a smaller
jtvm for a ticket te Lebanon than te
aearer points where it has no competition
te meet. Clearly no one wants mere than
ten dajs te get from Lancaster te Lebanon
and the ten-day limit is a most transparent
subterfuge. It is safe te say that the com.
panyhasnet sold an unlimited ticket te
Lebanon since it started.
(The unfortunate towns between here
and Lebanon, where the rival reads meet,
suffer the imposition of a heavier mileage
charge simply because the railroad is able
te impose it. We might be in doubt
whether the Pennsjlvania or the Cornwall
& Lebanon railroad was responsible
for this unfairness, but for the fact
that it is strictly in harmony with
the conduct of the passenger traffic man
agement of the Pennslvania railroad. It
has elwa s been safe te leek for measness
from it where there is a chance for it te
bop out, since it has been under the con
trel of Superintendent Weed ; whom we
de net knew, save from his deeds, and they
eiten nave a strong flavor of felly.
We should be sorry te think that Mr.
Celeman would be se foolish and mean as
te seek te rob the visitors te the great en
campment en his property by charging
them a greater price by mile for carrjing
them te and from it than the price which
has been established for the regular traffic
between Lebanon and the ether end of his
toad. '
Mr. Celeman has the repute of being a
liberal and sensible man. Ne such man
could pecsibly have sanctioned the scale of
railroad charges made te Mt. Gretna dur
ing the encampment. Mr. Celeman ewes it
te his fair name that he should free it from
blame for this and ether things connected
with tlie encampment ; especially for the
delay iu sending the troops home and for
their starvation while awaiting shipment.
It was wholly inexcusable that 8,000 men
were net moved in eight hours, with the
wseurces e two great railroads te call
upon.
Strange Keckleasiipss.
It is pretty well determined that the
great railroad disaster in Illinois was
caused by the damage done te the bridge
by fire, that had been cemmnniu.i t
it from the burning grass Hred by the
uiwtuauue iw me express purpose of
voiding damage te the railroad from ac
etdentally kindled prairie fires. The
'is-;;-; axuen lianas say mat uiey caret ullv ex.
tiajeUhed the fires they made, as it was
their daty te de ; but the conclusion is that
they did net de se. The railroad company
will have te respond in very heavy (lam-
Ages for its undertaking te get rid of the
prairie gnus in a cheap but dangerous way.
The habit of setting fire te herbage is a
very general one, and enormous losses
have been caused by it. Usually these hap
pen in timber regions where the fires have
been started, away from the settlements,
for divers purposes, of which a customary
eae is te secure a growth of new grass for
the coining season. These fires have net
respected the boundaries set for them by
the thought of these who started them,
l.f f luit hM nffaai Hnnt nvap a m -
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,?Ai .batatas' timber, towns and hajntata. nf thn
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"; TAHMornuuiOBeer aeuars.
V This Illinois disaster discloses a novel
k- lmmUv te grass burning. One would
tl vMt have believed that anyone could
r,fi a prairie, nor that a railroad
awua mst Men a memea te
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the read-bed from the danger of
Are from the sparks of the engines. In
this region gram is valuable, and it is net
easy te conceive that even en an Illinois
prairie It is net worth gathering. The use
of mewing machines would have avoided
the Cbatswerth horror, even if the gram
was net te u saved ; and the presumption
Is that the prairie railroads will hereafter
employ them instead of fire as the agency
for getting rid of the grass, llut it w ill be
well that Illinois legislation should make
this imperative. It is a disgrace te
civilization that this great disaster should
have been caused as it was ; and the laws
that permitted it need amending.
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Se Third Rail.
We note that the Mlllersvllle street rail
way company and the Lancaster City rail
way company have come te an agreement
whereby the latter may pass ever the
former's line between Penn Siuare and
the depot. This is all very well. The
Lancaster City company's cars should
reach the square, if they want te ; but the
mode by which they reach it should be one
which is of as llttledisad vantage as possible
te the public. It will be of great public
disadvantage te have a third rail laid
upon North Queen street te accommodate
the different gauges of the Lancaster city
railways ; and it is net necessary .evidently,
that these railroads should have different
gauges. What is needed is that they
should be reduced te the same gauge it
both wish te use the same street for their
traffic. This is tee clear for discussion.
It may be expensive for one read te
change its gauge te that of the ether ; but
that is net a consideration which should
prevail agaiust the public advantage.
These companies enjoy the use of the
streets by public sufferance, and it is the
plain duty of the city authorities te see
that their use of the streets is bad u ith the
least possible dlsad vantage te the public.
Tm: Volunteer has come te be ipgarded is
the Jehn L. Sullivan et yachts.
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Thehk la Jey in the Heme Hale camp
everywhore ever the reault of the third et
the Important by-electiena for members et
Parliament. Last year the Llbeipl-Unlenists
wen iu the Nerthwlch division of Cheshire
by a vote of i 410 te 3.75S, or by fi5S majority.
On Saturday the Liberal Unieniats had for
their candidate a son et the Duke et West
minster, backed by the Influence of that
wealthy family, but they were beaten by a
voteeI&.lllMor theUlaastentan candidate te
3 033 for the Liberal Unionist, or a majority
for Heme Kule of 1,119. The reault will be a
surprise even te the most ardent Gladsto Gladste
nes. Tney lncres-d their vote 1,351, while
their opponents lest 43J vctta. Ireland's aky
Is brightening.
Tne tobacco In this section thla year is the
finest of the One.
Mit Sarah a. Reni.vs, et New Yerk,
was left ever fSUO.000 a few years age, and
ahe promptly proceeded te buy another
woman's husband, one Dr. J. O. Johnson Johnsen Jehnsen
The tatter's wife agreed te give him up ter
$se,000. The lawyer who helped te get the
divorce for the miserable pair new anea for
$10,000 fee and the whole disgusting story
cotues beiere the public
Tuk Fert Wayne Journal, in referring te
the care with which President Cleveland
exercised his veto prerogative in pension
legislation, Rives list et the private bills
vetoed, all of which are ter meat aulllcient
erase.
The Democratic county committee have
aene wisely tn unanimously re-electing.tebn
c diaiene, eeij , as county chairman. Mr.
Malene has geed organizing qualities and
makes a model executive effleer. He has
taken bold of the work et the organization of
the Democracy in the most vigorous style,
and the results are seen In increased efficiency
all along the line. The duties et a county
chairman In this large county are at times
quite arduous, and the party la fortunate In
bavins: such an excellent etlicial as Mr.
Malone te take It in charge.
PEBSONAI
Mrs Ci.kvi:lam received 1,000 people at
Marlen, Maw., en Monday,
Dr. HRinaK, the state veterinary surgeon,
saya there is net a case et pleuropneumenia
in the state at the present time.
Prksidknt MoCesh announces that four
or file tallnwfihlna liaVA uun n.nnMil A
the coming year for Princeton college.
l'RlNCK nsnniNAND has mere kenim than
appears Irem his public acta. If, before (relng;
te iiulgaria, he insured his life ler 'J.0U0.00U
llerlna.
Wm Wimiklm, a graduate of the Millers,
vllle Nermal school, baa been nominated by
the Schuylkill county Republicans and
Ureenbackera ferjudge of the courts.
L. W. Unions, vice president and or er or
ganlzsref the Fidelity and Casualty Insur
ance company, waa en Monday charged in
Jeffersen Market police court, ta New Yerk,
with being hopelessly Insane.
Jehn Mimi'iiv. thn rtrim, r umii u
Saturday at Tarrytnwn, New Yerk, drove
the queen of the turra mile In 2:intj. Mur
Ph Havs he can maki, her en i !. it
it Mr. ilenner, the owner, will let iiliu. "' '
MUmlKtl TMW1HU QOMMTIOM.
Several Scents Occur Hefera Ibe Tactile Kallway
coin iu lesion.
At a meeting nf the Vrtn raii
mlHMien in Sn Francisce, en Monday morn'
ing, A. A. Cehen and Creed Haymond In
formed the commissioner) that they were net
able te present their aide of the question,
uwing m iiih ueuieraureu nonunion of the ac
count and papsr caused by the demands of
the coinmitMlen. They are informed that it
waa impossible ter the commission te extend
thejtlmeef Iu labera there, but that the v could
file the account papers at any time before
October, as the commission would conclude
its Investigation In New Yerk.
(J. Frank Hinlth appeared beiere the com cem com
mlsslenerM en behali of Mrs. Colten, who bad
been aubruuaaed te produce correspondence
that had iwiised between C. P. Huntington
and her late husband, D. D. Colten. Hmlth
was remif sjil tn nmiliiraatlivirMiaMn.-
as in the printed copies the names were
Am I ft Snl mhiI It. a - ......
uuiuidu, nuu mejr worn emerwise incom
plete. The cnuuulwlen desired te select
such letters as they considered the beat for
evidence.
Te this Mr. Cehen objected, aaylng that If
one letter were published, all should be, as it
would be unjust te publish tbeae letters
where strong ielnts were made against the
company and suppress these which spoke
favorably.
Mr. Hergln demanded of Mr. (Smith what
right Mra Colten had te make ever these
leucniie ine commission. Smith answered
that be had net come te argue legal points.
i.Mr,,.HBy"leniln,v,I1K b,n satisfied that
irIr . ,ceal',nJ' would ' H'ven ample
time te issue a writef injunction te prevent
tu!nPeT6thMUen.?- f.,,en'- thecommlsalenera
Hiuhti - Utntlu te Tralllu Manager
onehe?JSlVm"yd'dno1 Ue "uln
V. Wei'." rei.lie.1 Mr. Htubba, "in order te
get this low-class rate, we did It thtaw..
We lied the merchant, up Just a liht iS
knew hew. I think PBeVeatawKM
wsre perhaps better understood by the mii
read as sums te be relunded te the Individual
In consideration of lbs performance of an ax
aeluatve contract." M
During the afternoon quite a sensation was
ereated by an attempt en the part or W. W.
bttewe and Mr. Cehen te put a chairman en
oath, Mr. Pattison referring te Cehen's re
quest as "the height of imperttnenee.''
Afterward Mr. Cehen wanted the commis
sion te suppress ''theehalrmsa's Impertinent
remarks."
i Whan W. W. Ntnarn. illnran frm k n.
tral PaclUc, was asked if he had aver offered
money or ether consideration te Influence
vwkmws mwiMiuu nevniuiaaiuk as arew
very iudlgnant Ulslng in a tbreatstilng
manner he said be would set allow say saaa
tosskseoba qusstlen of kiss, Us weald
never answer auch shametut Imputation en
bla honor.
Mr. Andersen said the eommtstlen wss
merely laying the groundwork ter a presen
tation or the case te the courts, which might
compel witnesses te answer Important que,
tlena. Stews then left the stand after a re
primand by Chairman lVdtlseQ for causing a
acene.
i. ah in te m mmttuMBn.
SilllleDs et Acres tlranted te Western Mall Mall
reads Upturned te lb Public Ueniatn.
The secretary of the interior has revoked
the order of withdrawal of Indemnity landa
for the benefit of the Atlantic A l'aclfle rail
road company, and in a letter te the commis
sioner of the general land cfllce directed that
they be restored te settlement under the pre
emption and homestead laws.
In his letter te the commissioner of the
general land otnee the secretary says :
" The Atlantic A Pacitla company proposed
te build railroad from Springfield, Me. ;
thence te the western boundary of the state ;
thence te a point en thn Canadian river;
thence te the town of Albuquerque, in New
Mexico; thence te the headetatern nf the Col Col
orado chiqultn; thence along the 3$th parallel
nf latitude te thnColerado river; thence ta the
l'aclfle rcean. The government was aked
te make grant et land te aid in the construc
tion of this proposed read This waa done tn
a meat liberal manner, but It waa provided
'thit the said company shall commence work
en said read within two years from the ap
proval of this act by the president, and shall
cemplete net less than titty milts per year
alter thn second year, and aball construct,
equip, furnish and complete the main line of
the whole read hv the fourth, day of July,
Anne Domini, 1S73 '
"Did the company comply with this clear
and specific ceniraei 7 Did tt cemmeure the
construction et its read in the two years
named T Did It prosecute the work aa re
quired! Din n complete its main Hue at the
time named? Intact has 11 yet completed
ltauiaia line?
"If a the time this company applied for Its
grant it had s'tted its purpose was te build
the proposed read, or si much of it as it
might desire, from time te time, and in such
fragments, or te and from auch points as
pleated Its management, and that the govern
ment should withdraw from entry and settle
ment along Its whole line all the lard in both
granted and Indemnity limits, and keep such
landa in aetata of indefinite withdrawal te
wait the pleasure or convenience of the com
pany, is It believed for a moment that Con
gress would have listened te the application
ler a grant ?
"Yet this is exactly what Uie company new
Insists that Congress has done, with the
further assertion that though the company
may violate every specification of iu contract,
the government is beuud in emiltv net enlv
te carry out the contract en its side, but te
guarantee a monopoly for an indefinite
period et a vast part of the public domain net
contemplated by the grant. I de net se
understand either the taw or the equity of
the cue."
The secretary then directs that all lands
under withdrawals heretofore made and held
for indemnity purposes under the grant te
the Atlantic A Paclhc railroad company be
restored te the public domain and opened te
settlement unuer the general land laws,
except such lands aa may be covered un
approved selections ; provided, the restoration
shall net atlect rights acquired within the
primary or granted llmita or any ether
congressional grant.
Itia s'lted that between j 000,000 and
30,000,000 acres are Involved in this dtclsien
In the case of the Atlantic X Pacific company
alone. The above order also applies te all
of the railroads named In the secretary's
rules of May 'J3 lust except the S'. Paul,
Minneapolis A. Manitoba, the Hastings t
Dakota, the St. Paul A Sioux City and St.
Paul, and the Winona it St. Peter. These
are atill under consideration and undecided.
BALM ttW A HUtBAHD.
rittr Thetuand Dellar Caen raid ler a Clear
Title te Ilun.
A case came up in New Yerk supreme
court chambeit en Monday involving the
purchase of one woman's husband by another
woman. The title et the case is James F.
Malcolm against Sarah A. Reblna. The
plaintiff la a well known lawyer and the
defendant Is otherwise known as Sarah A
Jehnsen. The lawyer is suing te recover
(10,000 counsel fees for professional advice
given Miss Reblna. Ue recently secured an
order sending the case te a referee. The
motion made by Ira Sbaferen behalf of Mlsa
Reblna waa te reopen the case in order te
secure a Jury trial.
The argument brought te light a strange
story. A few years age the father of Miaa
Robins, a very wealthy man, died, leaving
S750 000, and a abort time afterward an aunt
died, leaving an additional ISO, 000 te Miss
Robins for life, the principal te go te her
children. The heiress waa living at the
ISucklegbam hotel, and two blocks away, at
the Windser, resided Dr. J, G. Jehnsen, bla
wife and child.
Dr. Jehnsen became acquainted with Mlsa
Robins, made love te her and finally asked
her te marry him, saying that though he waa
living with wife Ne. 1, at the Windser, be
bad secured an Illinois divorce and was Him
ply keeping up a pretense of married life.
Mlsa Robins consulted with Mr. Malcolm, aa
te the propriety nf the marriage under the
cirenmstaneea. lier brother, wne is a broker
In Wall street, heard or what waa going en
and called en Mrs. Jehnsen at the Windser.
She denied the divorce. Mr. Malcolm ad
vised againat the marriage, but in spite of
this Mil Reblna and the doctor went te Lon Len Lon
eon together. It is alleged that they were
matried there.
It waa about thla time that the doctor and
the two wemeu began negotiations through
their attorneys, Charles 11. heed, the de
fender et Uuiteau, representing the doctor
and bis latest wife. Tney endeavored te In
duce the first wile te seek a divorce in Illi
nois. She agreed te de this for tlOO.OOft, but
the ether side were willing te gle fO.OuO
only. A compromise waa effected en this
btaia, and she went te Illinois and get a di
vercein 1SS&
After the divorce waa obtained the doctor
and MIsh Robins returned te New Yerk and
were married by a clergyman. Lawyer Mal
colm who has been the advi-er el Mum Rob Reb
Ins, sues ler his fees.
IJjdrepbubla Frem Had Cat
J. 1'. Cedy, a boiler maker in the Missouri
Pacific shops at Council drove, Kan., was
bitten by a mad cat about six weeks age, and
was en Monday attacked with hydrophobia,
Drs. Bradford and Harvey pronounced the
case a genuine one of rabies. Mr. Cedy wss
taken te the hospital at Sedalla ler treatment.
i i e w a nepne w or tne celebrated rlutlale BilL
Twe children were bitten at the same time,
but neither have shown any symptoms et th
mslady.
mvmaiAL hetivmm.
The Traveling Baleemaa
Is an Irreslstlljle fellow, bilm fr.M nr ainripa
Joked, courage, self aoerance and grit. He Is
Tj,jr (.,,,( wifcuai. iiuruwi -nioeu timer aie
a very UklnK medicine ; tney USu everywhere,
aua are sold everywhere, jrnr eale by II. 11.
Cochran, druggist, 131 and 1st Werth Queen
street, Lancaster.
Ha caratal of the Babies.
If your children are threatened with croon
or uny threat diniculty, apply a few drone of
Themat' ICclcctric Uil. It Is Ihe nicest medicine
for the little ones u knew el. for sale, by II. II.
Cochran. druKiiUt, 137 and 130 North Uuien
street, Lancaster.
An Klraira (N. V.) UMf,
Wra II T. l'tulr yni w fili.tn.. . .....
Jlunletk Hlced Bill en are a medicine I admire.
IM , r.lnUlU ,, t. ...... ... . n . tan .1 . .
--- .w-.at.uj u,U.)i,u,l,IU,ua WITH!. JVeOU
house supplied 1th IU Fer sale by II. 11. Cecn-
mn. tlniijirlat 13? nni, , . a-n--.. ,t
Lancaster.
"Sty Uraaefeiber'a Cleck."
Was once a very popular song, but like rr any
ether sentimental luee It doesn't wear well.
Dr. Tliemat' Kclectrle Oil will wear; It will wear
hwmhiwwb, eiiraiuu, ana rains, ana renay iu
purchaser a hundred fed. Ker kale by II. jj
Cochran, diugvut, 137 and 1W Aorta Uuetn
street, Lancwler.
'--Mia; Tbisves-st.
Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves;
they creep In aid steal our health ami comfort
beiere we knew IU Let us put a step te their
invasions with a betUe of Burdock tiloed JtU
'.'!".'. uVue n1 ttt uy an,B sleru. irnr sale by II.
rihl2n,cft5.Urf"',' "?'na Nentt y,,Ben
.. M Worked Wonders,
a coiJr,u.Bb.teT 9P T.ery bad err en account of
et tta be,,? iJiZi? twty-ieur hours, e e
sSkSraa"""
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Bwiit --,,1-m, ane wa
half am troubled with
..Tf-.-?,.n S?Wsa: at least m.
Tht-andLungl ttJffZ$8?ESi
eerdlng te SUtlUiles meraiimnS'fKiS:
eUer, Weweuldrtvlae no"t?iSSecftS
BDDOrtnnltv te call en inn JV Zm'S?f .
J2? (wtu of
meaip e naisam tm van xnreat ana Ludkb. !,.
SuesdU and SL Trial sue tttmT lSiS&SSHf
rpUK CONBHTOQA WAQON
Has leaf stare rIvm wayte tkerallraag.
That wast he exprctH. Mis blf, plssip
hsrsM with hells, as a Use, . caveresl
blae-bed wheels were ae mitrh fer a
aertlageafflMaa. trala. Hat
STADIQER'3 AURA N Til
glrcs way te nothing as a stenarli Istlg Istlg Istlg
orater and nerve tonic. It Is matrhless aa
a enre fer lens at appetite, Indlgestlsn,
dyspepsia, liver remplslnt, all forms or
blllsusness, and epertally thee low fetrni
and nerre prostrations which belong te all
farming communities In the fall of the
year. A.k your druggists for AUHAMII.
angrtd
tmuiVAU
1UKNEWQU1N1NK.
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
-U1VK3-
Croed Appetite,
New Btrength,
Quiet Net ves,
Happy Days,
Sweet Bleep,
A POWERFUL TONIC
that the most delicate stomach wUl bear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
And all Uenn Diseases.
THKMOHTCIKNT!riCAVH9UCChSSrUL
IH.OOI1 ryitiriKII, suprter tequlnlna
Mr. . A. Mlller, am kt ISTth street. New
Yerk, m as cured by Kaaklne nf extreme nm
i?11 rroatrtlen after reven years siitrertnK.
He bid run down imm 170ixund te7,tKwan
en Kmktunln June, lst, wnt te work In one
!??i1,.r,Jf?ndIllfuU.w,,Khtln menllu.
yiillilne did him no geed whatever.
Mr. (il.twin Thompson, the el Jxt and nne et
the vmm .respected cltirens of Hrl.VeiverU Conn .
!y..L Ji ttm n'nety years el iwe, and for the
1 t thnw ears have surfered from malaria and
UeenVcteef eulnlne potentng. I ncently be
gan with Kaaktnewhkh broke nn the malaria
and Increased my weight pound.."
."" !:. ""'otnnns.er IV tlitlltday SL. Jersey
tlty. writes : My son Harry, eleven yiar, was
?,'.,'?h.MiiIU"lrU,. by Kaslilne. after m'teen
uinntbs Illness, when we had gl en up all hone.
Letters from the above lx-rsenj, giving full
details will be sent en spplicatten. " B
Kuklne can be taken without any special
medical advice, SLOU per belUc, Seldy
a. B. OOOHRAN,
DrngirtsU 1S7 and 139 North Queen St.. Lancas
ter, ra., or sent by uuUl en receipt of price
KASKl.NB CO., M Warren 8L, New Yerk.
leDU lvdAwlTtiAS
w
UITENS TUK SKIN.
HOP OINTMENT
WlilTKNS 1UK SKIN.
Cnrr4 and Itemnves TAV. SUXIUTUV um
8TIM.J. MOUlTi and all Irfsier IHTfif
li'A'IV9- "LUTUHIt" IIOM.IBsJ'uillTIi:
oue:rSgc,cireb;ho me3t d"ica,e ,M,n w,ui:
Hep Ointment.
man.00 a CU- M cU and ' At DHts or by
LmilfiV,UiIa?'r5.CS ,.Ve,r Londen. Conn.
Little Hep Pills for sick-Headache, Hi anepsia
niltetisness and CoruUpatlen have no VmJal.
Sf1 )y"-iyaTu.itia,tiT
T
WEAK MEN
2?5tr!.n ftem Uie effect of youthful errors.
ISiS1!1 1f"CiJ for beuie euro. VKfCBScif
eaanre. A splendid metllcal work; sbenld be
JSwrvjnMwhe ts nerroee and debui.
.. . . . -Be mmtm m: akua .; vw a . ar sai
mlMmMi
mux w'JT " -VT-"?.
Mnnana. Conn.
V BAJ.B UJs atajKk.
T3OR RENT.
HimT.? SI J??.1! Sn n Brimmer's New
Building. Ne. 1MH Nena Queen streeu Heat
and gas included. Apply at - "
leblS-Ud llKIMMltli'a L1VKKY erriCK.
FOK KENT-TWO-STOKi- DWELLING
Heuse, Ne an West Vine street, fmet-
en Jrein'ieJI0 '' 1W7' "nt reon1"e- -"
i-stfd JOHN U, l'EAKSOL.
pRIVATE SALE,
.JI..1 if0"1. at Drtv,e le the valuable
property corner Lemen Mulberry and chir chir chir
fotte frenttng tee feet en Lemen street. feet
en Mulberry, and 64 feet en CharletteTtrVet.
Apply te
C K DOWNXV
JnnlS-Srad Ha. 211 Nerth'uneen stmAt.
PUBLIC SALE.
.t ftne opportunity for a hotel man In the
most thrlvlns and prettiest town tn the Cum-
5SSSf,artt0 "win! te 1 he death of the pre
li?MivVi 'imiRRf w,i?,'.,.n?1 ua ell known
IIOOVKB HOUSK and adjoining dwelltnic will
S? ?Sr?a,.ai.pa.bllc sle A 6u UST ffld; In front
?,' ! ht-0"rt Heuse, ilager.lewn. Md. Ihe
HnUil has always done a paying- business. In
vestors will de well te keep tnu in vtew.
ITer particulars address,
. . A.H. HOOVKK,
augSlwd IIaiierstewn.Md.
Os Tbcssdat, Acqi-st 18, 1887,
Sty.,JS0f2iretw?n,fOPra H0U"' ,n
he. I, all that let of ground, situate Ne. M East
German street, containing In front SOW feet, and
extending In depth about 1C feet, en which U
i,?.?.tfa well-built two-story brick dwelling,
with two-story brlclt back building, containing
7 rooms, large hallways en first and second
n.?0 :n? Mt,c ' tcere ts alie a side alley. It ta
situated In an excellent neighborhood, and la
leas tMn 2M squares from Cenue f euare
Ne 4 all that let el ground. Ne. M West
u.uh....,te, vuuiaiuiiik in ixnni aueui z: leer.
and extending tn depth about lofet,en which
! HttM-llWl Klhlwuili.ru K-4- W .. H..l i. J? .... .. ZS-
story brick back building, wlh LJn Vnd
,w,m.., iiMuu .iwwD Miiacnmenr, containing
Le tl ll2"ZV 'urnc In cellar, water In
--""" """ is newiy paperea ana
St,iliJ",.a.every,ul,"f u-ln soed condition.
The let contains a variety of choice frnft trees
and necessary eut-bnlldlngs. This preuerty Is
en the line of the street railway, and lei. ttuin a
bleca from the Western Market.
These properties are being se'd because the
ew,n.erJntnil remevtng irem tbfg vicinity.
Sale te commence at 7 10 o'clock en the even
ing nf said day, when conditions will be maCe
i?r.nib?, . .. FKANK OKIK8T.
JeslL iUisaa. Auctioneer. Augll etd
ATAl-a, OATS, tO.
glQ RARQAINa
Straw Hats Sacrificed!
-AnjrTUA.?r ,IAT ,n enr "tore sold lielew
2i, We ."' Positively clesa out our Kullre
block regardless of price.
LIGHT STIFF HATS
At Bin Redactions.
tinuiivrs.
I1IOIIAT8.
ILUIIIATd.
..Selling atS2.re
..Selling at IUU
. Selling at .60
UUU
Trunks and Traveling Bags
Cetnprite one et the finest lines In Lancaster.
.fsr,00"1 forget we offer Special Bargains la
this line during the following minth. Weguar
nuii te save you lu per cent. en every purchase.
Stauffer & Ce.,
at and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER PA.
INSTALMENT DEALERS WILL KIND
Just what they need. A fall line of Instal
ment! Uends sold only te the Instalment irade
by addressing
JyJwdTu.ThAS Ktie, ft.
gOMETUINa ENTIRELY NEW
INTIIKtfMAM LINK.
THE KETOiL? AGTIOIT.
The greatest Imprevsmant In Cabinet Orgam
buUdilng ler SU years. Oent tail te see It,
WOODWARD'S-
Piane ul Orgsn Wsieroeras,
es..isfcaUslt,iAssseecitr,s'e.
u
NDKRTAK1NO.
WALTER A. 1IEIN1TSII,
Furniihlng Undertaker,
Meb. VT and 90 Seuth Queea Btreet,
LANOASTBH, PA.
STUKU)ENOK NO. 1M COUTH QURKM
STUEKT.
All the Latent and Most Approved Methods
used where desired. A prulens practical ex
perience of lour years enables me te Guarantee
that the Very Ileet Possible Service will be Ken Ken Ken
dored at All Times.
Personal Attention
at von te Directing All funerals Intrust te
my care.
"HTIDMYEK'S KURN1TURK STORE.
WHAT U WANT.
IF
U want a Chamber Suite.
U want a Parler Suite.
U want Library Furniture.
U want Dining Uoeni Furniture.
V want Sitting Itoem Furniture.
U want Kltclien Furniture.
U want a Hall Stand.
U want a Mattress or Spribg.
U want a Leeking Glass.
U want An) thing in Our Line.
U want the Heat for the Meney.
U want a l!.irg.iin.
U can find it
AT
WIPMYEU'S FUKNITUKE STOKE,
Cek. East Kine and DukeStukkts,
Lancastek. 1'a.
rsiAs ai eurrjure.
JTEWUOMERS, UATUU ON 1
KVEUVBOUV BEMEMSKK I
When you get tnrentre iuare. !ut drop Inte
theTaAandCOUKKSTeUKIthe only one tn
sight), and get enr price e ail gouda. tome
and we wUl greet you cordially.
OUU SUUAttlS ALL SUOAU I
(5dk tea is all tea i
ouucerrKKis all cerrEEi
MO AUULTEUATION '
ONE TKIAL SECUUKJ VOUK CUSTOM.
Kemember the Address
CLARK'S TEA AND C0FEE1 STORE,
marg-tfaay- " "TKE8ttUAttE.
QOIII'ETITION I
Ye?, Competition Is the Life of Tnde.
It acts as a teacher, nmmn, vnn tniuvinAmt,.
tnseek the plce where gnneds are sold at our
imiviiui pnee we lowest.
We give you below Uie names of a few soldiers
ready te battle with competition. Victory will
10 & KiicketjiNewNn 1 Miukr..l G'j f.iwft
.'OS. Ilucketa 1'ure.lelly, a a bucket: US.il
Prunes for 25c ; SO m ferll ul
wirraiixea leaan-e v U tnitter than any
?..T,; Ourgoed Teas rangetn price Irem 0c.
tO II V Di
ear French !trcakfat CerTe at 25c. Itui
Oar Pure Sugar Syrun at He, qt. will pteasn
you. We jell Uie regular lie Svrup for loc
qt Pare White Wine and Cider Inegar. ISc. C
sal lie sure and net one nr nnr nw i,.n7t
Beezers before tney are all sold, and ask te
-, ifu, u eiguuimg ban upener. jsest in tne
World.
SOLI) ONLV AT
CLARKE'S
OKIUINAL TEA AND COrfUE STOIIE,
NO. 52 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCAHTKll, PA.
W Telephone Connection.
WJXK8 AND LIQUORS.
pURE RYE WHISKY.
Old Greff Spring Distillery.
Situated en East Orange street, between
Orange and Chestnut, one square east 'of reser
voir. Lancaiter. r
lhavejuaterectedanew distillery with allot
rUBM Y WHISKV aialllling
-.. .... - B-silBArrER, Proprietor.
This Dtstlllerr has been RrwtMl t tKi. tamnna
Otd Uroffstewn Spring, whleh baa been noted for
ie pisniseus ana aniauing supply or tne par
est water. At It enr grandfathers drank when
they were boys, and It has never been known te
sua uxjr wen in ua aeuesi weainer. rrem ttils
spring all the water used In the dutlllery la ob
tained, the pomp drawing from It twenty-Bye
gallons a mlnnta. '
Besides my own distilled Whisky, 1 also handle
nuidlM,Gfjif Wih,c
AVCall and be convinced.
- ,A.B.SUEArrEK, Distiller.
SSTOKB-Me. 63 North gneen SUeet.
- B. aimers having geed Bye en hand eaa
And ready sale for It at the store or distillery.
Highest cash market price paid for geed arti
cle. aprAlydAw
G
TO
REIGART'S
OLD WISE STOEE
BOUCHE SEC,
lrBB HEtDSIECK.
POMMEBrSEC,
MOBUBTSEC.
I O.U. MUMM BXTBA DKV,
And all 'ether Leading brands of Imported
Champagni.
Sele Agent for the Pleasant Valley Wine
Company. Special Great We.tern Ex. iry, our
own brand, the finest American Champagne la
lest received another large Invoice of Califor
nia ClMt Hid UfhlU Ul.?. t Ju.ll iTn.'
Callferala: " " "-- "y.
uiiHRiVe.0'lmSPM Barnndles,ClareU,
Bhlne and Hanterne Wines.
Wji KlKk haVA Ik. tmm . mM A . . m
BSu wtte?i eln,t . Bherrys and
IS S.WJnS Bf,fJaa" '"ness Stout, Saratoga
and ApeUltuuU Waters In tha city.
E . SLapiaker, Agt,
MO. 90 HAST KXMQ BTRJBatT,
LANCABTEB. PA.
. WAY DOWN IN PRICKH.
aa
Uaurs Underwear from c. up i Shirts, Over
alls, Jackets. Coats, lletlery fur MeaTLadlee.
Beys and cnlldranr' Working Shlrta, SoapsVPsr SeapsVPsr
futuery, Neckwear, Cellars, Cuffs, suspendera.
SVPlease call and examine Mfera you buy. at
., , . B.B.rBTTBBLl'S.Agt.V
Jyll-lyd MaM North Qnean it.
rpHE CHEArHT FJjAOKIN TBI CITY
TO BOX
Winer's Safe Can. Heed's FimiirUli,
CUTICURA REMEDIES
I0D6IMS Liriiet ul (letfeti Irtg Hen,
Xeas4WsavaUMtTsawT. UfMAI
nr .
i-i-i-mr ,LL
N1
WTOMKamma,
WWt-e, V Wi. H'WM.S
NEW CALICOES.
WATT & SHAND,
0,8 10 BJLBT KINa ST,
IANCASTBB. rA.,
Open Tc-day aa Elegant Line of the Lates
styles ta
iNBW FALL CALICOES.
Ladles', Gentlemen's A Children's
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR
-AND-
Fateil Fm. Black Hosiery.
Bare Value In Ladles' Black and Colored
Silk Gle.es and Silk Mitts
AT VKBT LOW PBICBS.
rirtv Dezen moreef the Celebrated DNLAUN
DH1ED SHIRTS, KHe. apiece ; worth 80c.
The W. AS. Special tINLAtKIDRIEDSHlRTS.
made of New terk Mills Muslins, Flue Linen
Uuirs aud Besoms, only 600, eaeh.
THE "DANDY" CORSET.
All EUes White and Colored, 37XC each. Never
sold ler less than Sic,
SIIMMEUUBDSI'KEADMtficti. each.
KVUECMIOBJAC'gUAKOtjUlLTS.d.OOeaeh,
regular price, l.A
New Yerk Stere.
H
AUER A UROTUER.
Summer Wear for Gents.
GENT'S
FURNISHING
GOODS.
EAGER & BEOTHEB,
25-27Weet;King Street
Gauze, Ualbrffrfran and Feather
weight Shirts and Drawers,
Seamless, Ualbrigfran and Lisle
Hosiery.
Hemstitched and Colored; Uor Uer
dered Handkerchiefs.
Tvrilled and Serge U icy cle Shirts.
Laundried and Unlaundried
Dress Shirts.
1'eniree, Silk, Grenadine and
l.awn Neckwear.
K. & W. Cellars and Culls.
One Hundred De7en Kxtra Un
laundred Shirts at 4.5c. each.
Scotch Cheviot, Caaitnere and
Worsted Suitings.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
LANCABTEB FA.
8
iTAMM BROS, ft CO.
10,000 Yards Best Quality Un
bleached Muslin, 5c- a yd.
AT THE
Bosten Stere
26 AND 28 NORTH QDIIN ST.
Anether Case 60c. reBSBT for Be. Try our
Celebrated BOSTUN STOBB LOBBET,
bee. each.
Special Bargains la TABLE LINENBIatttc-a
yard i worth I7)c
BLACK CaUMEEES and BLACK HBMB1
ETTAS at special Bargain Prices.
Anether Let of tbeae Pretty ZANTAC LOTUS,
7e, yard.
SPECIAL BABUAINS 1M
CREAM LINEN TABLS COVERS,
With Bed Borders, H.00 seek worth f I oe.
KXTBAOKDINABY BAHU AINB IN
LADIES'.JERSEYS.
'.BOMB CHOICE BBMNARTS OP
DRESS SILKS
WUl be Sold st Less ta Cost.
BPBOIAL BALB OP
Ladis' Qauze Vests.
le.Baca warease,
StammBros.&Ce.
mtUBMWAMU.
riOH at MAMTIH
FRUIT J1RS.
-AT-
L
Masen Fruit Jars In Pints,
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 Prices, Wholesale or Retail
AT
lighprtiii
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. A.
MUVmttlBMUHMWtt SfOOite.
QAL.L AND HRB
-TUB
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Llghti Beau thesa all.
Anether Let of CUEAP OLOBBS ter was and
UU Steve.
tbh PaUuraoneH
METALMOULUINU AND BUBBBB CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
eatathanalL This strtn outwears all ethen.
Beeps ent Uw cold. Step rattling of windows.
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ap
plying It. Can be Sited anywhere-no boles te
bore, ready for nse. It will net split, warp or
Knn
shrink , cushion strip ts the most perfect.
saw awret eeuei hh juuigv dhhv
-OP-
Jehn P. Schanm & Sens.
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST
LANCASTBK. PA
S1
I'KOIAL, NOT1UK.
"Mere hnman. mere divine than wa
in fact, part huinvn, part dlylne
la wmnan. when thn ired stars agree
Te mingle at her nativity."
Beflect,ye Lords of Crmttnn, and hle ye at once
te
EIEFFEE & HEEE'S,
Ne. 40 E. King St.,
And Procure one el their Pamena
"Economist"
Vapor Cook Steves.
That Oed's best gilt te yen be net tortured be
yond recall with the unnecessary waste beat
which It Is Impossible te avoid with yenr
Bangea, and (what la also Important) consider
the great economy In fuel, it) cents) worth of
fuel will cook ler a family el three grown per
sons 21 meals.)
And when yen want a Heater, get a
w SPLENDID n
And be Happy.
PLUMBING, OAS K1TTINU, STEAM '11EAT-
INU TINBOOP1NU AN1 SPOUTINO.
UTAN11ABO WOB-.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
MOB, 40, L U, 6 MABKET STBEBT,
Bear erf Paste et, la caster, P.
I have la Stock and BuUd te Order Bvary Va
riety el the following stylae i
COUPES. BUUUIEB, UAHUIULET9,
0ABBIASB8, VIOTOBIAS,
BUSINESS WAUONS, "T"
unsTf r n r as sttlsjuisMl "
CABTS,
UUAIeU T Jr SEj DUSSSMWSf,
ma twtffcBSffleen.
I emptor the Best Mechanics, and have facili
ties te build oerectly any style of Carriage de-
S?S&2HBfT"
MMOTTO i - Fair Dealing. Honest Werk at BcV
teas Prleas.H Please gtveass a eaU.
iMMlriac Prwtl7 Atteaiei T.
PaUOB- LOWBB THAN ALLOTBBBS.
jsje 1st of Workman esper lly aapleyaS
SBVUsttparpeae.
AA.
n Ti,
WBSSBSAU SVB tJMB BBSUM IS
AH Kind of Lembtr and Oemh
pYABa)i Be. Benk Water ss Prtsei
BM U. ahuia Uanri. Uisasier.
as-ivB
gAUalQARDNKR'S COMPANY.
GOAL DEALERS.
Oeicat-Ne.'l9) North QneeaStrea4.ua Be,
Ms NertJh Prlaes straet
..Taaast-Nertk Prise Street, asav sstisg
sViltM LaWOAwTE.PA.
tDPTDBB-OUK- UUAKAMTB5BD MT
Dr. j.m. Marar.au Area atrwet, ranaaai-
ihem. neon
opstaUea artasl-
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