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19,1887.
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I af ataUreal MUMtaf M Mi.
lIMnpeUtM vatesieaad railway
, which propose tee execu
tttaareat MkM fercarryiDg tracks
faafe under tbe FblUdelpbU
MBfittOiMet the act which was
te the last legislature, providing
awnlteeai corporation of this com-
i avail autherise or make tone of
for money for a leas
than the full par value of each
ef lta ateck, which par value in
rahaU be actually paldlnte the trees
ref each eorperatkm before the lame of
.fall-paid certificates for such shares of
J Alie that there shall be no issue
teetperate bends or ether certtflcates of
until after the full amount
I of the authorized capital ateck
I have been tally paid either in money,
or property received, nor shall
tav at anrtlate Issue such bends
rexteeertiAeaieerbraa asaeunt in ex-
lef its eaaital ateck actually paid for."
'.fka act wae introduced by Senater
I aad passed with little comment or
It ie charged that it was prompted
r,lkeFsB&sylvania railroad company, and
attended te block the building of rival
, aad wae especially aimed at thepre-
I wrath Pennsylvania railroad scheme.
lie every reason te believe that tut
thus inspired; Senater Tvatre
I hardly have introduced any project
i because of its general benefi
litbadaparUcuUraxe in view
,ke ground. Nevertheless it is quite
that tela will prove, after some
at la made, te be geed legislation .
Ik wU spoil many a scheme of wild rail-
. projectors, but will step no men who
I the capital with which te back theii
It will keep water out et
l railroad stocks in the state and pre
keen from building railroads wltb
fjidojietthink that it requires cempe
te dispose of their whole capi.
ifMleex at par before beginning
work of construction. It slm
Bu ayaaaaiaswssnnwesnsas.
lutsfw rennlrvt 111 at all atnrV that lit
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bem snail ee seiu at its par tiuue , auu uui
ftk shall ha nalrl for in f oil hefnr full naid
earUneatesef stock are issued for it. It
IvAStfamna rannlf that th Htw.k- ahall r
IhU ter ia full, when it is subscribed for.
f-'Jtt.aaaybe paid for in instalments, if de-
l ; but it must betaken at the price
I it purports te be worth en its face,
had the subscriber must wait for his full
i certificate until be pays for it in full.
'Chat seems te be a very sensible require-
iThe prevision that bends shall net be
ute lamed in excess of the stock paid for, is
"a reasonable one; but it seems otherwise
.; with the prohibition of the issue of hdj-
lentutneiuu amount subscribed of
j the capital stock has been fully paid for.
, It would be sufficient, for all purposes ei
r publie protection, te simply forbid
Ike lame of bends in excess et the amount
f-jeta upon the ateck. With this amend.
, railroad builders, who have cenn-
i In their projects, ought te be able te
mm aaead. under the law.
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J'.t'rr" S.,.I. w..s.
,.fr amMunvu vi incsrii
xBams rJunerlntendent Chanman. of New
ierey, says the low salaries paid school
i in New Jersey are driving many
Hattae beet teachers out of the state.
k flila Im at, mrrmwina KlneiAv ?m nnw i
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r fieaave commonwealth like New Jersey
Lteaaake. Well paid teachers ensure effl-
schools, and geed schools train up
L'.geed citizens te be an (honor te the state
f , gael a bulwark te provide for her safety.
kVhe genius and patience te teach is given
f m batfew, and tbey should receive all the
bineaier compensaueu when they once at-
i oietinctlen in their profession.
i State can afford te economize in all
IwVm directions before driving geed
beyond its limits through low
is.
v.- a rewenai Tbsbms.
iaBJ,oifremakeaa very remarkable
t aa te the method by which the
avate committee is made up.
a te the state convention f mm
dletriet are auppeeal te be invested
power te select the committeeman
their district ; but it seems that tbelr
uauDject te tee approval et Chair-
Test Cooper.
a asseaates from the Southern district.
K Martin, Jehn 8, Witmer and Jeseph
y aimer, eelected hob. Jehn II. Landuv
m aasabsr or tee state oemmittee from
aJatriet, Martin aad Witmer voting
aka, and Mr. Witmer personally hand-
at aa name as the selection for the dls-
te Chairman Cooper.
Bat that gentleman seems te have est
.jLaadle aside, since he publishes 6
tun aa the auto committeeman from
aVratbern district. Thie seemed se
ary a stretch of power for Mr.
te exercise that we ware Inclined te
that there wasseawthlng behind
Xmc aVa's etery, end that it was net se
aa aet ea the part of the Hen. Tem
M it represented It te br, but upon
we flag that there ie se alleviating
la it, aad that Taeaua has Jus.
Laadle out and Herr in.
Herr wUl amy ie. The
Ceeper must feel that after the
eadened him in lta
Mamaa. the vrrv tasMefahair.
"S
t aw aaaMitftBM will ha aa
M gelak aader his rale aad never
ay bee! teaaqrthlaf besaayde.
The Heaetable Cooper ie a very great
a, despite his red hair, email stature
MMfysiogBeaty and generally concert
trated air et lnsignlflceace.
11a is boas et his party. Even Quay, they
say, said that Landta could net be put out;
bat Cooper said he must be. The chairman
is ever equal te any deed et vlleness,and
has fairly earned, by years of wickedness,
hie party's plaudit.
It will be recalled that the recent Republi
can convention la HsRtaburg was Quay',
et Cameren'
All Thebwdike Rick, the editor et
IksA'erM Amtriean Setiew, say a that "the
reseat power of organized knavery In our
ettjr poilUea eemee chiefly from two sources
ret, our present methods of nominatien:
ad second, our present method et balloting
end the attendant personal expenses or a
canvass." In order te remedy this, Mr. Rtee
saakM these suggestions In the conduit et
lectiens: (1) That any person receiving the
recommendation et one-tenth et the qualified
voters tn any district shall be deemed a
candidate ; (2) the names el such candidate
te be printed at the publte expense en a illp
te be furnished the voter when he comes te
the polls ; (3) the voter te retire te a secret
oempartment and erase from the slip the
names of these whom he does net with te
vote for; (4) the manner in which the voter
has voted te be kept entirely secret by
legal safeguards. Mr. Rlee's suggestions
are worth careful conalderatlei, particularly
the second, wherein it is believed that the
payment of all necessary expenses by the
county or state would make It unnecessary
te assess candidates and thus place peer men
running for office en a level with rich ones.
Tem CoerKR evidently thinks the opinion
of Lancaster county delegates may be safely
ignored.
If Alderman Hersbey during some of bis
span moments would read and carefully
ponder the following, from the act of assem
bly of I860, it might be productive of benefi
cial results :
"IianyJuMloe,clerk,'pretbointary, sheriff,
coroner, constable or ether officer of this
commonwealth, ahall wilfully and fraudu
lently receive or take any reward or fee te
execute and de his duty In cfflee, but such aa
ta or shall be allowed by some act et assembly
of this commonwealth j or aball receive or
take by color el his office, any tee or reward
whatever, net, or mere than is allowed as
aforesaid; he shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor In offlee, and en conviction be
sentenced te pay a fine net exceeding feOO, or
te undergo an Imprisonment net exceeding
one year."
a aa m
Wsiir the Republican party of Lancaster
county can be trampled en by Tem Cooper it
is time for it te die.
A coRRBsresDEXT of the New Yerk
Tints ttem Casselton, Dakota, wiites of the
problem contained In the development of the
wheat fields of the Punjab in India, lieeajs
that American wheat growers thoroughly
realize that they are engaged in a competitive
warfare with poorly paid and Impoverished
people with a bankrupt race that baa nothing
te less, Famine only can make lire harder
for the men who till Indian wheat fields.
Men who have nothing te lese and who are
willing te work for wagea which scarcely
keep them in coarse feed are no mean
antagonists te face. As a consequence of this
competition, the correspondent belle vea that
wheat will aell in Chicago for 50 cents per
bushel Inside el the next four yean. Ue
leeks ter protection te the greet wheat
farms et the Northwest, and eaya :
The prod nets of email farms cannot compete
with these se-called bonanza larins any mere
aaeeesafully than the output of a village
blacksmith's shop could compete wltb that
from the Novelty iron works I think the
system te detrimental te the best interests of
the country, just aa monopolies and syndi
cates are, but in the competitive age iu which
we live, when the law of the survival et the
fittest (which means in industrial pursuits
th ebeepeat producer) I in full operation, I
think that these great farms, wblch are
managed as manufacturing industries are,
will be found te be necessary te enable us te
held the consuming markeia et the world.
They are the outgrowth of competition.
Where tbey are established trade languishes,
towns cease te grew, merchants are forced
out ef business and school houses are empty.
There are no children in that land. Fer a
month In the spring and for 40 daya In the
xummer and fall the air hanging ever the
bonanza farms resounds with the hum of
Industry. Then all is silent and the country
ta desolate until the next spring. But wbest
has been produced cheaply, though no happi
ness baa followed, as it legitimately should,
te the men who tilled the seli."
PBHaONAl.
Adam Exteh, the Trenten, N. J., cracker
man, is dead In bla atxty.fifib year. He waa
horn in England and came te this country in
Rev. Victer Hallsciier, C. S3 R, of
St Renlfaciuacburcn, Pnllsdelpbla, died at
Olen Riddle, Delaware, county, Wednesday
morning. He was sixty -three years old.
Rev. Dr. Damjcl Curry, who had been
for many years one of the most prominent
members of the Methodist Episcopal cburcb.
died at his home in New Yerk, Thursday
afternoon. '
Miss Bella William and Harry H.
Htcnwere married at Klinira, New Yerk,
while standing at the bead of the ecOln con
taining the remains of the bride's mother,
ibis waa the dying request of the Utter.
Ex-Conekessma Barbour, of Virginia,
while speaking el the political outlook Iu that
atate, sihi, "Our people (the Democrat) all
teel hope! el, even cenfidenL Tbe party is
harmonious, and it never waa in better light
ing trim." "
Ex-HlIKHIFK ClKOROK HlIIVKRV, of Mitllln-
town, died mere en Thuisday. He waa a
f,0.mJ?ell, D8mcrst, and was elected sheriff
in 1882 en a fusion ticket composed of inde
pendent Democrats and Republicans, He
waa born In Cheater county, where bis father
still resides, and waa about 48 j ears of age.
IK LUTM WITH HMLLtm BUVLD.
Mr. Trebsr BUjr ha Orair, Bat a Knows
Enough te Desire te Marry a ttlen Qui.
The family of Jay Gould has been exceed
ingly annoyed for some time past by the
actions of a crank named J. M. Treber. The
annoyances culminated a short time age by
an announcement in a Western paper te the
effect that Treber would shortly be mar
ried te Mis Nellie, tbe eldest daughter of
Mr. Oeuld. Frem a statement made by
Geerge Ueuld, It appears that some months
age Treber came Inte Mr. Gould's etllce with
a letter of recommendation purporting te
come from Frederick GeebardL It waa
quickly discovered that Treber had written
tee letter himself aud he was dismissed.
i,.S. ."uuieaiateiy afterward he began
SenhI2tb?enJ"',i JP verainee, but
UmliThu'ri?6.1? ,,lkwf tbem by tbe
however is ,ul, !, J,lecS et lupwiinenee,
1 s
aepabUesA1ewael the a.p,bUeas riatfe.m
PawypUtlermsare gsneraiiyue"
newa-daya; but a production et this sort is
calculated te depresa tbe publie valuation of
such literature still further. &em lA. ftV
burg Viipatch.
The platform en which they are auppeaed
te atand te mere remarkable for iu sbaurdl
tlea than for lta patriotism or oemmon-eensa
Frem the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
s s
Tbe state Kutgbts of ritbtaa.
. Til,.9r,,,,,l Iasef theKnlghUef Pythias
In Williainspert en 'ihuraday further oeu-
S""?" wweuMwumeiiis 10 ins Kn gbls of
Pjr hi- relief fund. Jehn W. Beeb, It Willa
deiphia, was elected grand trustee te fill the
naezplredtsrmet E. K. Weissner, deceased .
The reports of the varleua grand officers
were considered, ana oensidersble time was
devoted te secret work. In the evening the
aw tk a. at I. Organise) was Base
aowatet WeM sad Uaw
BsNsrs MnM Oat.
General Secretary Lltchmaa, Master Work
man Powderly's right bead man, Wednesday
night delivered a lecture in Reading te an
immense audience en "The Mission of the
Knights el Laber." It I a fact net generally
known that the Knlghta of Laber of America
were organized In Heading 8 years ego. Uriah
Hteveas, of Philadelphia, and some GO ethers,
met la Reading one bitterly cold week In
January and laid tbs foundation et the
present organization. Mr. Lltchaian, in
speaking of Intemperance, showed hew rum
gave away the Knlghta at the very begin
ning. " When we met In thle city et yeura
eight years age," said he, no man outside
el ourselves knew et the object el our meet
ing, and the meeting would have remained
eecret but for one incident The reporters
cams nosing around, but were unable te get
what they wanted until eue peer devil, a
member of ours, went into a saloon below
and get full of drink, and waa cellared by a
reporter. While the member was in that
beastly condition be gave the whole thing
away. That waa the first news the world
bad of the organization et the Knlghta of
s
Laber.
It wae an unfortunate occurrence, and
yet it was also fortunate, for en that account
the clause for bidding the membership of sn.v
rum sellers In the order waa inserted, and I
thank Ged for It 1 hope that at no time will
that clause be repealed from the constitu
tion." A Pointer ter lam sr Cigar Msa.
Frem the Pittsburg Dlipatca,
The love or the Plltaburger for his teby Is
se well known that In any ether city than thle
a teby smoker Is aet down aa man from
Plttabnrg, and when a Pittaburger la away
from home he wants a teby veay badly. A
cigar manufacturer was speaking te a reporter
anarauioeg euer uunga aaia some menas ei
his had written him te locate In Birmingham,
Ala., if for no ether reason than te manufac
ture teblee.
"I'll tell you hew it la," said he " many et
the men who are werklDg there are irem
Pittaburg, and among them are many I
knew. They write me that there is net a
cigar manufacturer in ths city, and further,
according te tbelr atatement, none within
eWmllea, The cheapest cigars that are sent
there are worth fU3 per 1,000, and they ay
tbey are net te be compared te a Pltteburg
4-for 5 teby. On several occaslena I have aent
a thousand or se down there, and they are
d lapeaed el a le w hours after arrival at two ler
& cents. The Southerner deean't knew what
teby la, and, therefore, 1 think there is a
geed field ler their Nile there."
rishlDK Msar Colombia Dam Prohibited.
Frem the llarrlsburg Telegraph.
It Is evident that the vigorous wsy In which
the fish commissioners have proceeded
against illegal fishing has made the Susque
hanna fishermen who constructed fish bas
kets, aet nets and eut-llnea, or seine near the
Columbia dam, very wary as te hew tbey
act. A letter te Commissioner Powell, of
this city, from one of the men engaged In
putting In new tishways at the Cebiumbls
Uam. says :
"The pesters you hsveput up and action
taken about Illegal fishing seem te be having
geed effect One of the men who haa a bat
tery Just below the dam came te ins yester
day and asked me te buy the atone contained
In 1L lie said that beyond question the shad
were going np through the lishwayr. Hfi had
resisted that idea aa long aa be could, and
new thecommitslenera had posted notices of
their decided Intention In reference te fishing
near the dam, Ac, se that their business en
their batteries was done, and he earnestly
desired te get what he could for his atone, as
they could be no longer of use."
Shet a atrl In the Leg.
Frem the Yerk Age.
On Tuesd ay last Mr. Clarence Heltz,a young
man of Olen Reck, accompanied by two
'-
young ladles from Baltimore, went out fish
Ing and had with them a email target rifle
with which te amuse themselves. In hand
ling the rifle without due regard te its dan
gerous caprices, it was discharged, the ball
entering tbe leg et Mlas Mamie Msckltn,near
tbe thigh, and which has net yet been ex
tracted. Had the ball entered two Inches
higher the wound might have proved fatal,
but from present appearances no serious re
sults are anticipated. The use of target rifles
are becoming -e general that tbelr danger is
net properly estimated, hence tbe occurrence
of such accidents as above recorded.
r.-J'ct the Offer
by a dealer et any article claimed te possess
properties Identical with or similar te teeth-saving
"OZODONT. Only purchase the real Simen
Pure, which defies both imitation and compe'l cempe'l compe'l
tlen. Nothing can vie with It In efflcicy, aa a
donor of dental health nnd beanty, notwith
standing any representation te the contrary. It
causes the teeth tn gleam like burnished Ivery,
contains no hurtful Ingredient, and has a most
grateful flavor and smell. al9r,M,Ww
mvmatJLL mutivm:
BHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Care
Is sold by ns en a guarantee. It cures Con
sumption. told by n. 11 Cochran, druggist.
Nes. 137 and 119 North Queen St., Lancaster.
Pa- (S)
The Vsrdlet Coaalmeas,
W. 1). Suit, Druggist, lllppu. Ind.. testifies.
" I can recommend Mectrlc Bitters as the very
best remedy. Bvery bottle sold has given rellel
In every case One man took six bottles, and
was cured of ItheuuiatUmnf iu yeara'standlpg "
Abraham Hare, Belleville, Ohie, affirms: "lhe
best selling medicine t have ever handled In my
3) years' experience. Is Klectrlc Bitters." Thou
sands of ethers have added their testimony, se
that the verdict is unanimous that klectrlc Bit
ters de en re all diseases of the Liver, Kidney or
Itioed. Fer tale at U. B. Cochran's Drug store,
137 and IS) North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
A Bad iBUsferrnns.
Is te raise "a nice family of boys and girls
and then have them carried Inte an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check It In Iu first sUges by
the prompt use of Kemp's Balsam for the Threat
and Lungs, warranted te cure and relieve all
cases. Price aec. and SI. Fer sale by 11.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. U7 North Queen street
Trial lit frt. (I)
COUGH, WHOOPINO COUGH and Bronchitis
IminedUtely relieved by tlhlleh's Cure. Beld by
H B. Cecnran, druggist, Nes. U7 and US North
Qneen St. Lancaster, Pa. (I)
Excitement In Texas,
Great excitement has been caused In the vi
cinity el Paris, Tex., by the remarkable re
covery of Mr. J. K.Cerley. who was se helpless
he could net turn In bed, or raise his head :
everybody said be was dying of Consumption.
a mar uetue or ur. King's Mew Discovery waa
l. rinding relief, he bought a large bet.
iboxei Dr. King's New Life Pills; by
a he had taken two boxes of Pills and
tie ana a
the time
two bottles et the Discovery, he waa well and
had gained tn flesh thlrty-slx pounds.
Trial Bettles of this Great Discovery for Con
sumption true at Jt. 11. Cochran's Drug Stere. 137
and te North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (I)
Haehlen'e Arnica Balve.
Tua limn Salvb tn the world for Cuts, Bruises
Beres, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores. Tstter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Bkin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It la guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price as eenu per
box. Fer sain by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, Nes.
37 and 139 North Queen BL, Lancaster, Pa?
JuneCT 1yd
SLEKPLESb NIGHTS, muln mlunMa h.,h.
terrible cough. ShUeh'a Cure Is the remedy for
you. Sold by II
a ceehran, druggist, Nes. 137
and 1 North Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa.
W!
A GREAT DISCOVERT.
The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cen
tury U Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription for sick
headache, which Is the discovery el an eminent
physician and used by him for ever thirty years
before giving It te tbe public, and It stands te.
day without a rlvai. bead advertisement la
another column.
I have been for several years a sufferer from
hay fever aud severe bead colds, and have tried
ether remedies In hope of getting relief hut
have found none that ean compare with Ely's
JdK "!?1 ' weuul net " without It for any
i?ct '5U?J?i u u, """ wonderful In ft f.
mlnater?. V. e era- 8- "
u.1 JS? S?i?r,.u"y recommend l's Cream Balm
e1rtu5ifi,?S Jmb,te JJ y 'leverlSd ste
l8gB8BrSBS&
raEsaSSBgHaSS
Qaeen St., Lsneaster,"aTH WI 'na 01rUl
Tke repalallasi of )
u Mium w, ana a would say at but ..
half are troubled with soma aSectto?e
Threat and Lengs, aa thew complaints anaS
eerdlna- te- stadsiica mT.7,
ethers. We would ad vise all net te BsslwrtuS
hvh.. ! .u. md .MiiM.mM, UBBJa JT
earn
tana Langs. Prise
SO cents and SI. Trial ilu
LB, Cochran, druggist, in
rTMM CONB8IOQA WAQOit
Has leaf slaee given way te therallreai.
That waste be expected. Six Ma. plaap
herses with bells, aad a Mae, eld revered
blee.eed ea wheels, were ae match ter a
saertlag eaglee aad trala. list
STADIGER'3 AURA N Til
gives way te aethlag as a stomach latlg
rater aad aerve teste. It Is matchless as
a care fer less er appetite, laaigeetlsa,
dyspepsia, liver reaplalat, all term of
bllleasaess, aad especially these lew levers
aad aerve prestratleas which beleag te all
mratlag cemaanltles la the mil of the
year. Ask year druggists fer AUR1TII.
autfi Jstd
mmutVAU
1MMOMH L1VKH KKUULATOK.
TAKB
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
A FAULTLESS FAMILY MKUlCtNI-FUKK-JjY
VKUarAULB
The gtmtle vetnffectnal action of that oed old
remedy SIMMUMS Ll K KLuULATtitl
and IU Intrinsic merits save placed It at the
bead of all Family Medicine, etpvclalty for del
icate persons, its e u always beneficial te old
and jreung. and. FOIt CIULUUIM, It Is the most
popular Medicine known. It U Inst what we
claim for It, a FAULTLESS FAMILY MKD1
CINB. " Simmons Liver Regulator has been usrd In
my family for ninny yean with great surcens. 1
regard It as an INVALUABLE rAMILYMBDl
C1N K, and take pleasure in recommending It te
the publlC'-Kav. B. nun, llonsten Ce, Us.
J.ll. ZKILIX ace.,
augl7M,V?,rAw
Philadelphia, Fa.
QAPOINK PLASTERS.
35 MEDALS AWARDED TO
Bensen's Capciae Pltster !
THE BEST IN TUB WOKLU.
Cures Pleurisy, BhetimatUm, Lumbago, Back
ache. Weakness Colds In the Chest and all
Ache and Strains.
Beware of Imitations under similar sounding
names.
ay Ask for Benten's and take no ether.
decl-uidw MWAF
CLOTH1XU.
H
1RSU A BROTHER.
A CARD.
TO QUA CUSTOMERS
-AND-
THE PUBLIC.
Being temporarily thrown out et busi.
ness by tbe burning of our store, we shall
immediately begin rebuilding our store
and shall en or about September 10 eccu
py our old stand en the corner of North
Queen street and lVnn Square, when and
where we shall be pleased te show you net
only our Impieved Handsome Building,
ut an entirely new and complete stock of
CLOTHING
AND-
FURNISHING GOODS,
-FOB-
MaTN, YOUrHS. BOYS AND OHIL
DBBN. As our stock et Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods was completely destroyed, we
take this method of informing you that the
insurance companies have taken every arti
cle that was saved ; and removed it from
this city te New Yerk.
We shall continue as heretofore te treat
our Customers in the only fair and legiti
mate manner of dealing with you.
gi- ONE PRICK TO ALL.
With kindest thanks for past patronage,
and awaiting your renewed patronage, we
are Respectfully yours,
HIRSH & BROTBER.
WATVat
WATCH EM, CLOCKS,
JEWELBY.
CHAINS AND
Speial WtithM for Fimn ud iUilneistt
lias let of Kings, Ae. Alse, Elgin, WalUaat
(Aarera ler which lam sela Acsntt, ana ether
nnt-ciaaa Watches. Best Watch aad Jewelry
saceiieei
place in city.
Ume by Telegraph Daily, only
L. WEBER.
Ha USU N. Queen 8L. Near renn'a B, B. Depot.
W- Spectacles. Byealaasea and Optical Ooeds.
All Kinds of Jewelrv.
sTerxen,
AT EKXSMAft'B.
New Spring Neckties
AT EKMMAN'S.
There Is no garment concerning the St of
which a man la mere particular than a Shirt.
Shirt Cattlrur ts a Fine Art. Te flt comforts.
Shirt Cutting Is a
Die a snin mnst ne cut wim use proper anotem
nnst be cot with ts nrene:
leal carves, tbe workpeople must be practical
shirt, makers. Having bad aa experience of SB
years, we claim te have the best going, best
made, best material and most durable
SHIRT
la the Market for the Least Possible Messy.
AEHI8M7AirS,
Vs. IT west Bias sweat, Laaaastsc
roaMAUiea man.
TflOK RENT.
A3 Twe or tour rooms ta Brimmer's Maw
Building. Be. im north quae street. Heat
and gaslneladed. Apply at
gsslae
ilsHM
Ssbl
stsUMMEB'tt UVEBT OITJCB.
PRIVATK BALK
WUl ha sold at private tale ths valuable
nrensrtv corner Lemen, afnlban-r
Iette frenung MO feet en Lemen street, SI feet
ea Mulberry, aad feet ea Charlette etrset.
Apply te
InnlS-tmd Be. U Berth Qnssa Straii.
PUBLIC BALE.
Fine opportunity for a hotel man la the
most thriving and prettiest town ta the Cum
berland Valler. Owlns-te the death of tbanre.
prlatoref thaleag-establisbed aad weUnesa
niiu, a iiuuebi
and adlelBlnvdvalllair will
slliai
beegered at public sals AtluusTSM. la Trout
of the court Heuse, Uagarstewa, MO.
The
BvwssiiiwsiiaeH a paying nasiass
vesters will de well te keep thlsln view.
Ter nartlealara address.
IB'
A. B. HOOVEE.
aagVSwa HagsrsteVa. MO.
A NEW LOT or LOW PRICED BRASH
S. SfA J"t eiftaac cc-staat aAt.
eSS ". stock et rtshtai
voewi ei wmMemm
AlWllOaOl JftptUftaVB
g Taekle te sappty
Japan aa Cateatta
retssatLsw
umVe?l3w.
vr aoena
T &UIVLKRCO.
THE LADIES
AM 11UI1KU OUR
25c. BARGAIN CORSETS,
' UKUAUBB THEY ARE CHE Ar.
We have the following sue left. In
WlltTK and COLORED i
17, 1, S , 17, , IN aad SO.
These Uoeds are really worth 7.'c. te
190.
A few MADAME FOT'S CORSETS,
slightly setted. In Size iK,
ONLY SSe.
All kinds of Corsets at Tic, and Sl.OQ.
eerHargalnslnsll kinds of DRESS
UOODS and MOTIONS.
Jolm&Qivler&Ce,
Ne. SO aaet Klag Street,
LANCASTER, r A.
J.a
MARTIN A UO.
t
-AT-
J. B. MARTIN &C0.'S.
Yeu can imagine hew many
llemnanta et De Goods and Odds
and Ends of Notions, etc., collect
in a store et tills kind during the
busy season. Ne time then te get
them into shape, plenty of them
new. All ltemnanU, Odds and
Ends and goods soiled in display
window and store have been col
lected together, asserted, marked,
en separate counters, and are new
ready for sale.
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Toweling, Fur
niture Linens, Stair Linens, etc., are en
the Linen Counter. Remnant Silks, Satins,
Velvets, Surah Silks, Woolens and Tricots
are en the Dress Goods Counter. Curtain
Scrims, Curtain Laces, Chenille Fringes,
Chenille Vails, Haw Silks, Jutes, Gimps,
etc., In Upholstery Department. Flan
nels, Ginghams, Sheetings, Flllew Case
Muslins, Calicoes, (Sheetings, Percales,
etc., en the Demestic Counter. Laces,
Ladies1 Cellars, Embroideries, Kuchlngs,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Ribbons, etc.,
in Notion Department. Shirts, Cellars,
Hosiery, Flannel Shirts, Fercale Shirts,
etc., en tbe Gent's Furnishing Counter.
One counter held) the Dress Tatterns con
taining 10 te 12 yards in each pattern, con
sisting of Sateens, Seersuckers, Dress
Ginghams, Batistes and Woolen Fabrics.
Se much for the description of
the goods. New for the prices.
Impossible te give you a complete
price list, but we will quote a few
picked out of the many. About 25
dozen Men's and Beys' Linen Col Cel
lars at 3c. apiece ; were 20c. and
25c. Any quality of Towels,
slightly soiled ; about 10 dez. of one
number, all linen. Barnsley
Towels, size 22 by 42 inches, for lie.
apiece. One let of White Shirts,
reinforced besom, at 31c; were
50c. Remnants of Sateens, 6c.
Crazy Crepe, 7c, etc.
up.
Or. W Kims ft Maee 8te.
WIXMa AUD LIQUORS.
pURE RYE WHI8KT,,
Old GrelT Sprint Distillerj.
Bltnated ea East Orance street, between
Orange aad chestnut, one square east !of raser raser
veir, Lancaster, T
I hare Just erected a new distillery with allot
the latest Improved machinery for distilling
PUKB HYB WHISKY.
A. R SHBAVBER. Frenrlatar.
This Distillery has been erected at the famous
Old aroffitewn Spring, which has been noted for
Its Dlenteoes and nn:
id annul!
Ing supply of the pur-
est water. At it our
L ear srrani
sauwn USU VMS
they were boys, and It nas never been known te
run dry avsn la the hottest weather. Frem this
spring all the water used la the distillery Is ob
tained, tbe pump drawing trem it twenty-lire
gallons a minute.
HJsaines my ewe distilled Whisky, 1 also handle
Bradies, Gins, WIbm, ice.
m Call and be convinced.
A. B. SUEAVr EB. Distiller.
8TOBaBe.es North (Jueen Street.
W. B. Faimers having geed Bye en hand can
And ready sale for It al the store or distillery.
Highest cash market price paid for a geed arti
cle, aprlydAw
G
TO
REXGART'S
mm steee
OLD
BOUOHE SEO.
arMiD.icMaBTB
MOEIZETSEC.
O.H, MUMM BXTBA DBT,
Aad all 'ether Leading brands of Imported
Champagne.
Bele Ageat for the Flaaaant Valley Wlaa
nmnanv. Bneetal Ureal Western Ex. Drr. ear
ewai
ind. the aneat marl can ChamDaxna la
U ie market.
Jut raealTsel another lam lnvelca of Oallfer.
Bla Claret aad Waits Wins from Bspa Valley,
Oatlferala.
A Ists stock of ImportsdBergundlat, Clarets,
BAiaa Sad Baataraa Wins.
also have the largest aad Eaaat stock of
Usa. Wblsklas. Ulna. Madeira. Sharrrs aad
BraaftUa, Wblsl
t-ertWlasa,
ana Apeiuaatls Waters la the city.
E E. Slaymaker, Igt,
Ha. 10 laM asXlf aTTJUa-T,
WUICAWBR,'-.
Rem in ii
Sale
J. B. MARTIN ft COL
aar aaaaa.
rAQaJI A BHOTaUI&
Summer Wear for Gentf.
GENT'S
FURNISHING
GOODS.
HA&EE & BROTHER,
25-27.West.Klnf Btrtet
Gauze, Ualbrlggan and Feather
weight Shirts and Drawers.
Seamless,1. Ualbrlggan and Lisle
Hosiery.
Hemstitched and ColeredJ Bor
dered Handkerchiefs.
Twilled and Serge Bicycle ShirU.
Laundrted and Unlaundried
Dress Shirts,
Fengee, Silk, Grenadine and
Lawn Neckwear.
E. ,1 W. Cellars and Cuffs.
One Hundred Dezen Extra Un
bundled Shirts at 4fc. each.
Scotch Cheviot, Casslmere and
Worsted Suitings.
HA6ER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
LANCASTER PA.
IWTOKKHTOBB.
NEW CALICOES.
WATT & SHAND,
6,8 c. 10 HAST KINO STH
LAEUAaTBE, rV,
Open Te-day an
Elegant Line of the Lates
styles la
NEW FALL CALICOES.
Ladles', (ientlemen's A Children's
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR
AND
Patent Fast Black Hesierr.
Bare Value tn Ladles' Black and Colored
Silk doves and Silk Mitts
AT VKBT LOW rBICBS.
..ftflv Deien mere of the Celebrated DNLAUN DNLAUN
DBIEDSIIlBTS.STHe. apiece; worth 80c.
The W. AS. Special UNLAITNDK1EDSHIBTS.
made of New lerk Mills Muslins, fine Linen
Luffs and Besoms, only Me. each.
THE "DANDY" CORSET.
AU Slits White and Colored, S7Kc. cash. Never
sold ler less than Sic,
BUMMEBBEDSPBEADS.Mctt. each.
KXCBLHIOB JACO.UABD gUlLTS.SLOOeach,
regular price, si.v,
New Yerk Stere.
s
TAMM BKOa A CO.
10,000 Yards Beit Quality Un
bleached Muslin, 5c- a yd.
AT THE
Bosten te
26iND28N0STHQUDN ST.
Anether Case tee. CORSET for Ew. Try our
Celebrated BOSTON 8T0BB COMET,
tee each.
Special Bargains In TABLE LINBBSrataSe-a
yard ; worth 170.
BLACK CASHMBBES and BLACK HBBBI
KTTASatBpeclal Bargain Frieas.
Anether Let of these Frstty ZAMTACLOTUS,
7c a yard.)
PKCIAI. BABOAIBS IM
GREA1 Um TABLE COVERS,
WlUB4dBteers,aueack worth SLOft,
EXTEAOKDIBABY BABOAIBS IN
LADIES'.JERSEYS.
i it
l&OMB CHOICE BIMMARM OF
DRESS SILKS
WUl be Beld at Lees taaa Cast,
srceiAL eAta OF
Ladies' Gauz Vests.
WsfMsVbIs
stammBros.&Ce.
riaat MAjmn
FRUIT JARS.
-AT.
CHINA HALL
Masen Fruit Jars In lints,
Quarts and Halt Gallen.
We again have the Lightning
Fruit Jar, which la the beat In the
market.
Jelly Tumblers, Jelly Jars, Com
mon Tumblers at the Lewest Pos
sible Trices, Wholesale or Retail
AT
15 EAST KING STREET.
LAJIO&STBB. ra.
MOVBmtvmMiMMum sjueash
QAU, AND 8KB
-THE
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candls-Llght; Beats them all.
AaotkwLet of CHEAT 0LOBES ferUas and
uui
TBM FaTJUrBOTXOM M
MBTAL MOULD IJfUABD BUBBaECUSHIOB
WEATHER STRIP
Beau tbsm alL This strip outwear all ethers.
Beeps eat the cold. Step rattling of windows.
Bxdnds) tbs dost. Bssp eat snow aad rata. Any
cats eaa apply It no wests or dirt mads la ar.
plying it. Can be attest anywhars-ne holes te
epra, raswy ter use. it will net spilt, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the most perfect. At
ue eieve, asater ana Kange store
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
84 SOUTH QTjnN ST.,
LABCASTBB. FA.
JPKCIAIi NOT1CK.
H Mere human, mere dtrlne than l
in iaci.pari naman, part divine
Is woman, when the geed stars urea
Te mingle at her nativity."
BeOecLJye Lords of Creation, and hie ye at ones
te
KIEFEEE & HERE'S,
Ne. 40 E, King St.,
And rrocureene of their Famous
Economist
Vapor Cook Steves.
tt
))
That Ged's best gift te yen be net tortured be
yond recall with the unnecessary waste heat
which It is Impossible te avoid with your
Bangee, aad (what Is also important) consider
the great economy la fuel, se cents worth of
fuel will cook ter a family ei three grown per
sona n meals.)
Aad when yen want a Ileater, get a
SPLENDID
And be Happy.
(t
FLUMBIBO, OAS FITTIMO, STEAM fUBAT.
IHO TIN BOOFINO AND 8FOUTIN8.
UTAMDAKD WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
OARRIAOI BUILDKR,
NOS. SO, st, t
ear of Fosteaica,
it, at
MABBET STBBBT,
Ladcasur, Fa.
I have la Stock aad Build te Order Bvery Va
riety et the following styles i
OOrjFBS. BIOOIBSjCABKIOLETS,
ra-awi BWVVaByaivsawnswMai,
CARBIAUBS, V1UTOB1AS,
BUS1IIE8B WAWONB,
"I" CABTB.
MeCALL WAUOMB, BUBBlBS,
ESI AVastUBlB. sTBaakAtBiAl
EiFBESS WAOONS.
I smpley the Best Mechanics, and hays facul
ties tebmlld eorscUyaaysIsef Oarrlagsds-
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aweaaaat ef Wisvsaai aspaaially aapleyd
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w.a.auiAB.awA
ta
AU Kleda of Lumbar
Mid Oeal,
Yaswi Ne. ea North Water i
I Frlaes
BMVd
uamea. iiBeajtaf,
JJAUsiQARDNER'S COsIPARY,
COAL DEALERS.
Ofttes i-Na i North Qaesa attest, aad Ne.
MS Nena Frtase .west.
TAaa-Nerth Frlaee Stteet, sear BaaSlng
StFsWa LANOAaraa.FA.
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