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LANCASTER, AUGUST 2US87.
Vkft Wmj.1. BTatArf llaAiti
-, " "- ..rat.
f - General Granville M. Dedge has been
:W ytv ranch wanted liv thn PAcifin railrnail
C . wnmissien for a leDg time, but they have
aet been able te find him. They have
aoeoceded at last in serving a subpcuna
upon him in New Yerk ; and new, that he
fees been run into his hole, General Dedge
hasten te "fey that he has been all the
time ready te appear before the commis
sion, upon its simple invitation, but that
he had no idea that he was wanted. The
facility men have in deceiving themselves
k really wonderful. Ne doubt General
Dedge really thinks that be has always
been anxious and ready te appear as a
witness, and believes that be did net knew
that the commissioners anxiety te see him
few been widely ventilated in the news
papers, and considers that he has at all
times been as accessible te a man with a
mbpejna, as he was yesterday te the re
porters who walked right into his office,
and heard from his lips hew innocent he
was and hew anxious te tell everybody all
ha knew about everything. General
Dedge has a particular geed name for a
dodger, but we will see what we will see
when he comes upon the stand.
And by the way, hew very Innocent all
these Pacific railroad people are and hew
ready te tell all they knew that they think
the public ought te knew 1 There is Sena-
Stifbrd. who only atom tellimr wbn
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ti.vjx thft mwofe, of fiicRieJfletrR'b
f j v brtluv. include in U! h '1 ,
'r r-if-f value i, t-iU femtara,t tt .
ti!?3n e it n a!Jrer.d (Mmifincimti i tv,
- franue i bat thb inav k mi ua ,
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31- . ' t'ji 71.
Ulned by government pledges, the com.
pany well knows that the power of the gov gev
ernment itself is limited and governed by
public opinion. The sympathy of the Can
adians is overwhelmingly in favor of the
people of Manitoba in their struggle te es
cape from railroad monopoly by building a
,liae te the states, and it would be very diffi
cult Indeed, in the present temper of the
People, te persuade Canadians te take up
the railroad's quarrel, simply because the
Dominion had been foolishly pledged te
maintain the monopoly. The government
can net afford te come te blows in Mani
toba, and the knowledge of this fact is the
ecretef the boldness of the Manitoba.
This little handful of people held the weak.
mk link of the long chain of communica
tion between England and the East, just
forged nt great expense, and rebellion
there, if based en se popular a grievance,
would be terribly contagious. We may
therefore leek for a graceful backdewn en
the part of the Dominion government be
fore actual violence is readied.
Ilaulsh the Tar Stere.
After many strong appeals from the pce.
fie through the press; arguments, eutrea.
the and reproaches prolonged through
way years and illustrated by human sac.
eebythe hundred sacrifices se heui-
la detail that beside them the flashing
aife el the Aztec priest would have
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,. mercuui re ef aftpr n ti.ii.
& &lu." free ?e-'-Kverning
W "r, , "nwl meiai Heart of the
mZrZZ .1 ourc-vHi?Hien has been
fe6 !?dt e .New Yerk Central has
'l. "eteraiined te beat Its cars bv sti,am t
attain quarters this news of the banian banian
M'mmte el the deadly car stove is nP.tv
ih,.-pU grateful Jey and noted as a startling
& :;r j. r -" e wuiw u
sm(wniuun, uunrem me cairn uellbera
'& afam with which this result has been
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vS, ""iueu 0C"UB uiore preuauie mat tne
X hard cash heart of the company was
-.-- m,j .uu wuuucimiuu .UUk uieuiit-
Hen of passengers by the car stove was ex-
;$ fMHive.
Whatever the reason, the Dublle is
ik ttankful and prays for the swift destruc-
f ,mob of the car stove en all the railroads of
-fe sae una. i
tJrtb. m s
1 lames Fraud.
W. .. - L - .. .. . ..
; Aucioectiusuj tw noaeuui mac it was
a ;jaairmaa Tem Coooer who made that
Ivaaaerful statement te the PhllariVinhia
rfff from Creuea Springs about tbe way
;'m aUrte committeemen from Lancaster
Were creatad. The Sew Km aava
taktl,S nn ll !, ..U 1 !... ,..
iii ui mi uw uuiu u uiaw inkier
the aaeetlasT of the aix delesatea
IacasUrte aewet their cemmlttee-
t aad we eaa readUy believe it ; for it
la MafaUiasthat Chalrataa Ooepw
has la excess, it is an inability te tell the
truth. Doubtless he wants te, but lu
can't.
And It seems that It li the fact that be
has blessed Lancaster with four commit
teemen Instead of two ; the result being
that Mr. Landls is in very much of a minor miner
Ity. This may net have been malicious In
Mr. Cooper , but it suggests, at least, te
Republicans te consider the manner of or
ganization they have wherein the chairman
of their state committee may create as
many extra votes in it as he pleases.
It Cemes Tumbling After
The passenger department of the Penn
sylvania railroad has again distinguished
itself. After stepping the issue of thousand
mile tickets at two cents a mile, upon the
ground that it was a violation of the inter
state commerce law te sell one man a ticket
at two cents, while charging three te an
other, the sale of the.e two cent tickets
has been resumed, without any amendment
of the inter-state law or any Interpretation
lef it upon this point by the commissioners.
The passenger boss of the railroad has
reached another conclusion about the
"policy," of the railroad. This new con
viction came te him after the Head
ing railroad had commenced again
te issue theusiinl mile ticket books ;
just as the determination te step them had
been readied after the Heading had agreed
te de the s,ne.
The Heading retreated freai its foolish
position, and the Pennsylvania comes
tumbling after. Deth have reason te be
ashamed of themsehev, but the Pennsylva
nia, assuming te be the very choicest pink
among railroads, he3 cause te be especially
ashamed of any conspicuous felly in man
agement, such us this.
The senunl statement of Ltncater county
elsewnere printed present soine very Inter
esting figures.
The New Yerk itar says that Editor
PaMtzr, of the 1'eriit, win en the point et
coming out for Mr. Geerge Ust year during
that gentleman's Attempt en the mayoralty.
One of the World's young men, one Smith,
went te the Laber headquarters and assured
the leaders of the movement that bis em
ployer, Mr. PulPrar, felt himself strennly
moved in tbelr direction; tbat be was dis
gusted with tbe dickering and "trades" et
Tammany, County Democracy and Irving
ball. The l"erM sent a talented photogra
pher around te take pictures of tbe Laber
leaders, and put some one at work condens
ing Mr. Geerge's book for publication In Its
columns, the understanding being tbat a
whole page should be devoted te the pur
pose. The nomination of Abram S. Hewitt
la slid te have demolished this house of
cards
Buckskr's mninrtty In Kentucky finally
settled down at 2.4J3. fYem the -Veir Era.
Stick te tbe truth. Buckner's plurality Is
17,015 and his majority 1,1?,$.
Thk New Yerk JCvemng Ist calls atten.
tlen te nn Impressive illustration of tbe de-
ng tendency of tbe Blair bill fur-
n Mr. Blair's ew a state. During the
nesting discuss'en In tbe N'e w Ilamp
;lslature ever a resolution endorsing
rational subsidy scheme, It has been
bat " the Heuse was la duty bound
1 up and defend tbe resolution, for
' mpshlre needed aid ler lu schools.''
ar Hampshire ae p3t tbat aha must
; ' i tbe national government for aid in
n? This U another proof tbat the
dnncy of tbe bill must be te dlsoeur
ellertand sslf-belp ana lesaen tbe
i valuation of education ; for when tbe
. . plainly before tbe community, tbe
tne eeneni is mere ererully studied
re thoroughly appreciated. Intel;-
, .f government depends upon educa-
'.; r - u' education should depend upon tbe
i laUtlert and sacrifice of these who
rned its value and net upon a dls-
rnal government " The beet things
. lardest wen," and the mere bitter tbe
crt,y community for education and
nment, the mere highly will It be
( rben wen.
'te tbe aranment has been tbat tbe
one needed material aid because of
, and the prevalence of illiteracy ; but
r - be said when we find a New Eeg-
Islatuie considering tbe advisability
ing tbe educational burden te the
atlenal shoulders. Verily tbe sur-
meit demoralizing thing ; and of all
tnei for Its dl-trlbutien, the Blair bill
..- est dangerous.
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Thk New Y irk Herald gives this sugges
tion te Americtn butchers : Tbe wealth of tbe
people of Argentina Kepubllc consists largely
la tbelr herds. They own 14,171,000 cows,
4,IS0,000 horse and 70,910,000 sheep. The
ptsture grasses are se various and of snch
excellent quality tbat even in winter tbe
cattle are net fed. They must get their own
living or go without It. Asa general thing
they manage te pull through, but even when
tbe mercury Is down In tbe dumps tbe herder
leu bis herd take tbelr chances and never
stalls them. In Buenes Ayrea meat is dear.
Mutten and beef bring bigb price, and what
is worse they are of tbe poorest quality se
peer, Indeed, tbat a saddle or rea.1 Southdown
mutton or a steak of the Juicy tenderloin sort
is a luxury unknown. All that Is needed,
however, is te stall the cattle and properly
f;e4 them. Bullocks can be bought at 1 11 10
a bead, but beef lit ter the table cannot be had
at any pries. A wlaa man, with a long head
en bin shoulders, who would raise beet for the
market could gather In tbe dollars from
Buenes Ay res fathers of families in a very
satisfactory way.
Tins city has $25,000,000 of money at Inter
eat, and net mere than half of this is in local
bUBlncsi enterprises.
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Thk Southern Itecerder is edited by Bishop
Turner, of tbe colored Methodist churcb, and
referring In his paper te a recent conversa
tion with bfcretary Lamar, he says, ".Secre
tary Ltmar is one of the meet generens and
noble-minded men in the country. His re
spect for tbe nefjre is all we could wish."
Kven worse than this remains behind. If
we were in politics," the bishop proceeds.
"we would nominate him for the presi
dency." Commenting en this, the New Yerk
Pest ebserves : " When it comes te a colored
bishop In tbe Seuth nominating an ' unbnng
rebel for president, Northern oeurbms,llka
Boutelle, of Malne,mustlndeodfeel as though
tbelr occupation was gene."
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Mr. riur.t., superintendent of the foreign
malls of tbe postetlics department, saya tbat
theMnlcans are trying in every pcsslble
manner te impreve tbelr peaul service,
ibey are adopting American custom, as ran
th.nif.8 H,le, 8C00Irllb this end. He
feeling in tbe rei.ublle a as friendly
toward the United State. ,u l" new and
he think, tbat American. .?e"id pot'eulv
extend the band of friendship te them, but
should go across tbe river te grasp tbelr
tended hand i." v " x
Knceurs(ln(.
irem tbe Wasbsngten Critic,
Housewife te new domettle There Is one
thing 1 wish te say te you. The last girl had
a habit or coming into the parlor and playing
the piano whenever she felt like it. Yeu
never play the piano, de you 7
" He, mum i but Ol think Ol cud learn wld
a little bewlu from you,"
'" THK DO0VOB.
The doctor gnbs thn sick man's geld
And adds it te hi peU
'II thus be heeds that warning old I
"Physician, beet thyself."
-Fronts Wothingten OrUtt.
raaaeNai
Jamks BtAeK, of Lancaster, U a member
el tb Prohibition ataM eiacutive committee.
Thb Hrimckss ok Wamm la said never te
wear the aarue bonnet tw we. Me wonder the
prlnee la a bankrupt
Thk Latk Aia-im Ci.ahk waa always far
mere proud If pride ran be predicated of
such an unasiumtng gentleman of bis minia
ture portrait painting than of his telescope
making.
Pewnisni.Y saya he has ever 400 Invita
tions te ttieak en September A. Se much Is
be Importuned te speak and writs tbat he
announces be will accept no luviutlens of
tbat kind.
Tin: Latk Ano-mxe DKrnKTiM was al
ways careleea et bta dress and personal ap
pearance until be became premier, and even
then be was no dandy. His feet were al
most abnormally large, and upon this fact be
lather congratulated blmaelt; because," be
said, " no one can expect a man with such
feet te dance at a atate ball"
Mr. GitoneR Lvxnts, formerly of the
iKTKi.l.liiKNCKR, who baa for sometime paat
be in the ilUden t foreman et tbe Memphis
Sunday Tunes, has resigned tbat position te
r -opt a mere lucrative one In the business
ofllreeftbesauie paper. Mr. Landla la a
genial gentleman, and one who will de geed
work In any department of a newspaper. Se
aaya the Memphis Avalanche.
Dr. Omvkr WKNnKLt.Uet.MKs confesses
that there Is roe1 deal lu a name- In a
letter te Jamn K Kandall, author of "Mary
land 1 My Maryland" congratulating him
upon the "genuine rlug and lite like spirit"
lu tbat lyric, tbe doctor says be only re
gretted be could net write a "Massachusetts!
My Ma'stcbusett!'1 tbat would have been
at once "as muslclal and eRective" in what
we for hltn "'he rlKbl side In the armed con
troversy." Ms ssachussetta Is a geed name te
conjure with but rhythmically It presents
U1U1VU1UOP.
HMAMTLKSB THAMFB.
An Old Ldf Thrown Inte cistern by Brutes
Bba hail F-d.
A bDld entrage at Maple Greve, sixteen
miles from Minneapolis, Minn , has been re
ported te the police. D. L Hlller Uvea upon
a farm near that place with his mother and
his btetber. Wednesday morning, while the
brothers were absent from the beuse at work,
two men called at tbe beuse and saked for
something te ea. Mre. Hlllercemplled with
their request, and when tbey bad finished
eating, one of them picked up a poker and
threatened te kill her. The old lady begRed
them te spare her life, whereupon tbe brutes
dtaggedher te tbe cistern and threw her In.
Tbe cistern Is twelve feet deep and was half
full el water, but Mrs Hlller clung te the
UaJ pipe of the pump and managed te keep
alleat till neon, wben her sons returned, and
she wss taken out In an exhausted condition,
lnvestlvatien showed that the tramps had
ransacked the house and abstracted f 170 In
r-ah and fl.3.7) In certificates of deposit upon
tbe First National bank of Minneapolis.
Mrr Hlller Is be years of age, and it Is feared
tbat the shock te her system from tbe brutal
treatment abe received may result fatally.
Taa Cnlen Medical Association.
The Union Medical association, which in
cludea physicians of Pennsylvania and Mary.
land, held their annual reunion at Mount
Gretna park en Thursday and about
physicians were present with their wives and
families. Brooklyn, New Yerk. Harford and
Cecil cenntls, Maryland; Philadelphia,
Dauphin, Lebanon, Lancaster, Adama and
Cumberland counties, Pennsylvanlr were
represented. The doctors spent the day
m. it epjeyably, and tbe most important
feature was the hnslnese meeting, at which
Dr. J. W. C. O'Neill, of Gettysburg, tbe
retiring president, delivered the annual ad-drer-
The following officers were elected by accla
mation : President, Dr. S. J. Heuse, of Yerk;
vice presidents. T. Keilley Rueber, of Leb
non, and J. J. Jatnar, et Cecil, Md.; secretary
and treasurer, W. F. Bishop, el Harrlsbura.
This executive committee was appeinted:
Dm. Alex. Craig, Columbia; W. W. Dale,
CarlUte; H. Ltnenweawer, Lebanon; O. S.
X"r" l"?!nK Bun Md- nd B- W. Morrison,
Oxterd, P '
The Womelxlerl Orphans' Heme.
Over 3,000 people from Philadelphia, Read
ing, Harrlsburg, Allentown, Cressona, Lan
caster and from all the surrounding country,
gathered in tbe beautiful grove adjoining
Bethany erphana' home, at Womelsdorf, en
Thursday, te participate in its twenty fourth
annual anniversary exercises. The present
numberef orphans In the bems Is 70. It Is
an institution conducted under tbe auspices
of the Reformed church of the United site.
Rev. H. S. Davis, cf Pbilsdelphla, made the
Invocation ; Rev. T. M. unut, superinten
dent of the borne, tbe ad dress of welcome, and
Rev. Dr. Knlest, or Philadelphia, and kev.
P.O. Vagner, of Allentown, followed with
address, wuich were interspersed with rec
itation and soles by the orphans. The home
bad 401 Inmates since its organizations.
Twenty -two orphans were admitted durina
the year,
Trie Limbit of Tilings Lest
eneatthhi, engulled many a trumpery teeth
wash, pine and powder, since SOjSODOJJT was
Introduced te public notice, but tbat stand&rO.
artlclHsllU retains Its place In general estima
tion and waxes in popularity as tbe years wane
People, whom tenth have been saved by tt
spea gratefully In l's behilf, and proieaalenil
endorsements of It multiply last.
mtfmtJLAt. wutivM.
The Mysterr Selvad.
.iil?f "."'f D?n understood that oensnmp.
i1.011 " '"curable, but It has recently bein
atscevered that Kemp's Balaam for tSenrew
S?mJnnK!,tai",T,n,f "e " than any irTeVn
2.Thm BIi,,iaKmnt5eS relieve and care
Asthma, Urenchitls and Coughs. Call en II. R
Cochran. llnlgKU Ne. 137 North Queen stiu
c2nuatnq.trW'e " f CW,U are ?
AN CNreUTUNATK PKUSON.
one amictrd lth sick hradache. but thuv wUl
i relayed at ente by using Dr. LeX's SnecUl
column.
i.''"Puen ""O aavertlsemeat tn another
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Thalr isnslasas Booming.
fbbl.r.P?ne t,B1J1 hM eued such a rnsh
oftrane at Cochran's drug stere as their giving
away tetnetr cuntemers et se many frea trial
botilejef Ur. hlngk's New liUcevery ter ton ten ton
sumptien. Their trade Is slinpTy enormenVln
this very valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never disappoints Coughs.
h?ia."' A"Sma Bronchitis, croup and all iSfeat
and lung diseases quickly cured. Yea can test
e1ybeteJwarWnUelUO'r "" bMU ffi
-m5,.wiLIjJJ0.0 ceaghwhen ShUeh's Cnre
r,1 CT" immeluit? relieL Frlce 10 cu.. M ct
t1,!!0 aJe y " Cochran. Druggist!
Me. 187 North Queen street. j)
A Hm marsDIt Uoed Man
li n,wne attends te the comfort of his lamliv
and will net let his lltUe ones suffer with arjec-
..If " "if v ?S endangered, but who should at aU
Umes give them that sovereign remedy, KempS
llalsam. 1'i-Icm se mnuuinii tw,.L" ir
Fer sale by a. U. Cochran. drnggUt.m7Serth
Qufenstieet. Lancaster, ha. uul-"' affin
xua uxv. eau. a. TUArak, or Bourbon
Ind.. says : " Beth myselr and wll? ewe our l.vea
8i't"aONSiMl'TIONt;uuaS reraala
ny H . u. ceckran. Druggist, He. W Mertli Qeeea
a treat. it)
SUILOU'B CUUa wUl immediately' reuave
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, Fer
SHe by U. li. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. in NertS
Uneenstrmu "j1-
lines Ip.
Yen are feeling depressed, yenr appetite Is
peer, jeu are bothered with headache, veuare
ndgel, nervous and generally out of sefts, and
want u. brace up. Brace up, tut net with sUin
?.fefi'?"!?.'u"d'iineA "'. Ac.b have
which stimulate you for an henr, and then eavS
you In worse condition than beiere. What veu
want Is an alterative that wlU purify your
bUsjd, start healthy action or the Liver and aid
net a resteru veur vitKiite .. ..... TT...-.
ler their basis
waaBvaj Ssak a. si r-L . fc .
huiUlh and strength, buch a medicine you wlU
And lu klectrie Bitters. or sale at 11. fi. Cech.
tau's Drug store. 137 and ua Merth iXZH.
btreeU Lancaster, Pa.
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Meui.rs.l Mutters 1 1 . Metlwrs 1 1 IJ
Are you disturbed at nlghtand broken of yenr
restbyaslek child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth tlf se.
go at once and get a bottle of at H4. W1NBLO Vra
boeiuio 8YUUP. u wui rellevi tn-Voer
rrat'hfreTS
ant te the taste, and la the vrLiLSSEZ-r p lmM
tee eldest .Td be?t UnS00
nurses In the United Slates. S3air.aS2
tsoenuabotuo. $
ANEW LOP OF LOW 1'KIUKdTjb.ABM
Click Keel, just opened 5ensYtKA5?
the demand. A large let el Japan aa talents
i mm m mw i
rigurea,at ' -"-
rTIHK CONRSIOQA WAUOIf
lias leagilaceglTta waytt therallreai.
That waste he expeelH. His Mg, 1bms
hat-set with bells, aaa a lap, ell revere
blae-bea aa wheels, were ae match fcr a
aertlateagtBeaaatrala. Bit
STADIQER'3 AURiNTII
gives way ta nettling as a stomach latlg
rater and aerie teslr. It Is matchless as
a core far les of appetite, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, liver reatplatnl, all forms or
blllsusaess, and especially the.e low fevers
aad aervr pros! rat Ions which belong te all
farming communities la the fall of the
year. Ask year druggists for Al)KATH.
aU(r7Std
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CIMMONS L1VEK HKtlULATOK.
TAKE
SIMMONS LIYER REGULATOR.
UNrAlLINU 8PKC1KIC VOU L1VKB DIS.
It Acts with Extraordinary Ffflraey en the
L1VKU, KtD.SkYS and BwWaLs"
An Effectual Speclae for
UalJfc. .- nyspepsla, Constipation,
Kidney Affection, Uental Ieprrsien-
Uee Complaint, Met Headache.
Ullleasntss, Jaundice, Celic
.i,frlMrem,erDlS,,l"rer,-'r w,tb t'onstlpa t'enstlpa t'onstlpa
tleu Biliousness, or Kl.iney AnVctloes. seek
relief at once In Simmons Regulator. It deea
?rJnr'iUVlw,,,rc,ulre3yUeH2.a0,,ng'iaa Cu9t b"
AN IKIKCTUAI, UKHBDT.
" l.ew wcemtnena as an efncaclens rereedr
for JI UUmw-s of the l.tver. lleadacbn and li) s
Pjiul. Simmons 1 Iver regulator ! swis U.
""u AMl'nt l'estmastcr, rhUadelphU.
c
APOINK PLASTERS.
35 MEDALS AWARDED TO
Bensen's Caprine Plaster !
TUB BK3T IN T11K WOULD.
Cures I'leurtsy, BheumatUm. Lumbago, Back
ache. Weakness, Celd In the Chest and all
Aches and Strains.
Beware of Imitations under slmUar soundtaa seundtaa
names. "
T
WEAK MEN
SnrTerlng from the effects of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness', lest manhood!
etc I will send a valuable treatise Healed) con cen
tatnlng full particulars for home curVrilB Sf
charge. A splendid medical work : should be
read"by every man who Is nervous and aebU?.
iuLhf2f1' 'HO'-F-C-reWLslB,
mUMmaaw llnnn-es cenn.
CAJK.8UREANDSPKEDT CORE.
!t?-..rJlptnr"' yr'coeele and Special Dlseasea
of either sez. Why be humbngged by eacS
wnenyeu can And In nr-. WHghfthe etSy S
iab raraieua ln PhUadelphla who nike? a
apeVaalty e the above dJiesies. a cSssJ
Tmf emus enaaArTMaAdvici rree div
tmab awb curmma.
JTEWCOMERS, CATCH ON 1
KVKttTBODT UBktKMBKRt
JS00' get te rentre Square. Inst dren Inte
J?A Va COKFKK STOKK (the "only one iS
sight), and get enr prices ei ail geed iSima
and we will greet yen cerdlaUy. a"0"- "'
ODUSUQABISALLSUQAHI
O0B TEA 18 ALL TBA
uiu cerruK ia all cerrag 1
NO ADULTBBATIONI
ONK TB1AL SKCUBK3 YOUU CUSTOM.
Kemember the Address
CLARK'S TEA AND C0FEE8 STORE,
mara.tfd4w- CTBBSUUAEK.
tOMPETlTION I
Te?, Competition Ia the Life of Trade.
tnIfctt?ifi1iripronip,iyeatoecononilze.
leseea- the plice where gcieds are sold at en
price-that price thelew&U M
we give you below the names of a few soldiers
Pcu;nr9hWa!,,nheS:mpeUU0n- '&
l'runester&c; auks, for II uu. uul""i "
2 i. lien Llmburger Cheese fnrSSc.
H I'sfkages Imported Macaroni for Sic.
a ai Klngsferd'a laundry tjtaxch for at
Teas from 10a. te tit) a. 1",u,ura"c 1",u,ura"c
Letrres, like te 40c. ft.
audbuyeSe? Kw,UpIWU,83reu- ur
SOLD ONLY AT
CLARKE'S
OBlaiNAL TBA AND COrKKB STOBB.
NO. 62 WEST KINO STREET.
LANCASTEB, PA,
" Telephone Connection.
MOWMR8,C.
J1LINM ft BRKXJULkJS.
CARD I
Just ln season, and which, owing te our
riving special attention, we can offer great
inducements.
" Ven12i3r,vaxilJ " Mowers have no
equal. These we make a specialty. We
own special and our prices are low.
Kefrigeratersare new ln season. IIew
few people knewanything about Kefrigers,
ters. l took us twenty years te learrL
rtlaftP teac? y ln fl' minutes:
th wiit w something for you te get
(Jnal Oil Ktnvam Tl,. . m.m.
ence in Ceal OL fBtttaVjaSsSS.
thing rnanufactured. Don't spend your
money till you knew what you are getting.
Ice Cream .Freezers and Water Coelers
you can bur almost anywhere, but can you
iret the beat at the lewit prices. Yeu can
remui. "
Lawn Tennis SetU, Genuine Mexican
Sde CoJ?me!H Hammocks, Base Bail and
ail Sporting Goods at Factory Prices.
FLJNN &1RENEHAN,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street.
J ACOB F. HUKAryKB'S "
Pure Rye Whisky.
"maru tKf,M 8QUABB IHOASTBB. TA.
gOMETHINQ ENTIRELY NEW
HflUKOISlVLUS,
THE METOALF ACTION
?.hSJTe'.,tUn,BreTn,et Cahlast Orna
butldlng ler years. Uea't tall te SMlt,
WOODWARD'S
Piane and Organ Wararoeau.
Mea. BSBK. King su, Laacastar city. Pa.
si enn "hwakd.
-,-Mv i
011 1- WCIMIS4.
JTKWTOrUaBTOKB.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 A 10 EAST KINO STH
LAHCASTBH, TA ,
llave Ucrelved Several Car-Leads of
SEW FALL GOODS 1
Check, I'lalds, Mlxtnrta and nlld Celers In
HBW ri.AN.NM.!lIITINSANU
ALL-WOOL TlllCOrs.
Kew Importation et Al.lwenL RLACK
CAauMKllKMIutvy WeUhts for rail
Wear at ery Lew Price.
New Importation of NnwShadmtn TKtMMLNQ
VfcLKT.CUt.llKat,K 1'I.UsllkS.
COLOUKI) VKLVETKHNS. '
An Kjlenslve AMortmentef NRW FALLCALI
COhJ and CRN t II te CI.UTIts In the best
Qualities and Latest Ueslgus.
SPECIAL !
B0 Pieces ALL WOOL CLOTH SUITINGS. W
Inches W Ide, AV3 a A ard. made te
Ut'tallatJTHc
Pisces CBAZVCKRHR worth 12kc closing
,out at VI yards for tl.ie.
SO Pieces CRINKLR CUKTAIV rttHIMS. leu. a
yard, which Is Iris than Manufac
turers' Prices.
New Yerk Stere.
JTAGER ft BUOTHEK,
Summer Wear for Gents.
GENT'S
FURNISHING
GOODS.
1A&EB, & BEOTHEB,
25-27 West King Street
Gauze, Balbriffjran and Feather,
weight Shirts and Drawers.
Seamless, Balbriggan and Lisle
Hosiery.
Ilemstitchetl and ColeredJ Bor
dered Handkerchiefs.
Twilled and Serge Bicycle Shirts.
Laundried and Unlaundried
Dress Shirts.
Pongee, Silk, Grenadine and
Lawn Neckwear.
E. & W. Cellars and Cuffs.
One Hundred Dezen Extra Un
l&undred Shirts at 4-5c. each.
Scotch Cheviot, Casslmere and
Worsted Suitings.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
LANCASTBB PA.
OTAHH BKOa ft ca
Stamm Br os. & Ce.,
26iND28N0BTa QDSINST.,
LANCABTKB, PA.
Special Offering
or
100 Dezen Otlebrated
ROUGH-AND-READY TOWELS,
With Colored Borders, 10c. Bach.
CLOSING S ALB OP
CRAZY CLOTHS
At 7 Cents a Yard.
SPBCIAL SALB Or CO D0tN
Ladies' Fancy Hese!
19 CenU a Pair ; Wars Cents a Pair.
W BBatMANTS
BUCK CiSHVERKS AND BLACK HENRInTTAS
At Lf si Tbae Tbey cost te Make.
8tlu. Flub and Ornaneita
Per rancy Werk In Ureat Variety.
AB0TUKB1UD0ZBH
Fftmeui Nun's White Shlrti,
Faced Buk and r.ent, t'e. Baca i Mera
are Beld for 740.
ExtrierdlDtrj Bargtlnt i Jmejs
AT TUB
BOSTON STORE.
fAtAVK Of rAHHiOit.
ALAUE OF 1TA8U10H
Astiicli's Pake of Fashion,
13 KA8T KLNQ 8TRUT
LAMCASTKB, PA,
WB UAVB OrtNKO T11H UATOUHrillST
1NV01CK OK
EARLY FALL COATS 1
Special Bargains.
M Deien LA 111 KS COATS In Black, llrewn,
ltlue and ancv at only f 1 1
6U Doien L A 1)1 as' COATS at 11.15.
Bargains in Jerseys !
LADIES' JKimKTaaUT.
LAlltrs' 110UCLK, JKI18KS, In Black
only, at 37e.
LAU1BS' BOUCLB JKUSKTS, tn alt colors,
at .vie
AI.I.-WO01. .1 KltK s at M.
CIllLUKKN'.M JK11SKYS lu Hlatk, Brown,
Mavy, Uarnet, at lite.
llave Opened a line Kew Line of
STAMPED LINEN GOODS,
co.isisti.ne or
STAMPED TIDIES,
Splishen, Bureau Sarfs, Tray Cevers,
BIBS, APRONS, &e.
STAMl'Kl)TIIlKSal3,Ssnd 10 els.
MUMIK CLOTH Tilling, 18ISI. nlP(d. at
a I with Knotted rnne. S3e; with knotted
rrliiKe and iin Werk at axs.
, STAllHBIiPLASHaK. IHiM, Frlnied, nnly
ISC! l-(i3l. Knotted rrtr(t. SV) i l-f4, KnettM
rrlOKB and Open Wnrk,s7e: M Inch Len, with
rrtnieK all arnand, Sraj 71 Inch all around. 5a-
TKAA UUVattu, Stamjwd, aa, srlngtil all
:,iU:llHKN'8 mm- Amped. at only tee.
APKO.Ns,8Uanped,atlic
wk also or ran tii t
GREATEST BARGAINS
KVBB errBBLO IN TH19 CITi-.
ten Deien Bunches of K1NB OSTKICII TIl'S,
tn all colors, at only Sac ter a llnnch of I hr.
Have also nnennda lull nnw Unit of 1ILACK.
andCltuKi)HILK VKLVKT4 at Me. a yard.
and tfi'tJiSliff. ,l",i':Vln.l,LUeU,t9
A Special Bargain !
' in MUI.K3KIN I'LUSII at 11.00
l-lnch tfOLKSKIN l'i us'll at ll.w rr Yard.
MWrANU TKIMHIMi KLVKT.
75c nor lard.
rANCY Meuiaa sthii-icd tlusubs.
NKW rALLIIATa attftc.
NKWWIX,S,lltU.
rANcr rtATHKB niK rAi.r.wBAK.
LAD1EH- Mi's LIN UMKKWKAlC
NlOIlTaOW...'.'.., 4T
rVMBlTVMB.
yleMYER'S KURNlTUKk htekkT'
WHAT U WANT.
IF
V want a Chamber Suite.
U want a Parler Suite.
U want Library Furniture.
U want Dining Keem Furniture.
U want Sitting Iloem Furniture.
U want Kitchen Furniture.
U want a Hall Stand.
U want a Mattress or Spring.
U want a Leeking Glass.
U want Anything in Our Lice.
U want the Best for the Meney.
U want a Bargain.
U can find it
AT
WlDMYER'S FUBNITCBE STOBB,
Cob. East Kine and Duke Streets,
Lancaster. Pa.
Undertaking.
WALTER A. MNITSH,
FurniBhiDg Undertaker,
Nea. vt and 20 Seuth Queen Street,
LANCABTBU. FA.
, aarnasiDBNCs
iTKBBT.
-NO. 151 SOUTii QUBKN
All th Latest and Hest Appreyed Methods
used when desired. A previous practical ex
perience of rear years enables me te Guarantee
that Um Very Best Possible Berrlce wUl be Ben
Oared at All Times.
Personal Attention
aivea te DtrecUng- All I anerali In trotted t
my care.
OUAX.
H.MABTJH,
wieuaau aas aTAa saua ta
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
jBYAai jr& ) north Wata aas fftaat
atrwtaaboTeLeaea.Laacaster. as-lra
gAUMOARDNER'H COMPANY.
GOAL DEALERS.
OSTtoai-NallBBTerUUneea Street, and Be.
m Nena rnnea rtns. . ..
TABB;iena rnassj smm mm;
aaruUa
LABOASTBaLFA.
TOOK AT THB
GRBAT BBDUCTION IN l'KICBS.
fl ansa Underwear, Shirt, rants, Orerallt,
Jacket, coats, at .&. Neckwear, Cellar,
ijs. asweenders. Meisery cl all klada.
srnjaM eall aad exasalne beiere von bay. at
s
dhy voena
J.a
01VLKKACO.
Q5c. Corsets.
When this Let of ifta. C()lti:rs are
JIT "new thatnoneoan Ihi Imnnht
" V!. ,or ln,, menr. Leme and net
Z '. AlllaiaetUs-
sms'.".' rnlr Line of COU
wards. and 1 co and up.
MISSIS' COUSBTB All Slses.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.
He. 9fi Btasrt Klna srrretn,
LANCAflTBB,rA.
J.
a MAKT1N A CO.
'40,000 YARDS Or BBMNANTS THAT
WILLBB niSl'OSKDOr AT t
1-2, H 1-10 Uegnlar 1'riccs.
REMNANT LINENS.
Towels, Napkins. Tewi'llng. rumlture Linens,
Rtalr Linens, rlc.i all Linen llarnlry Towels.
'Kill Inches, at lle. a piece : Smaller Site, Un.
bleached Woven nil re, al tn. a piece ! aDentsO
Dezen lllracbe,! .Napkins, at 3e. a piece. A lanre
(Jeantlly Fllalitly beIUkI pklns- oentalblna;
ii, S and 1 Iioten ln each let, at vnu-hair price.
Remnant Dress Goods.
Sateens, PeersiirkaM, While Unnris, Lawns,
llallste, iili-Ktiaiii and Wilen rabrlra The
price pltced un these goedi In plain Hfuivs will
sell theni.
REMNANT D0MES1I0S.
10,(T Yards of Kemnant (itnshitnis, Cnl'cees,
Sheetlnirs t lannels. Musllns,BhlitliiKt, l'ercaJrs.
etc , all al less than cost,
NOTION COUNTER.
Lice Rnehlnir, Kmbmldery, ant Broken Lets
ei ladles' cellars. Underwear, etc.
Kemnant UlutHins, le. up.
Kriimaul Lace, lc. up.
Kemnant Kmbroldery ic np.
LadlMa' Cellars. Mhtly ne'ied, at Ililf-Prlce.
Itreken lxu Ladles' and Children's llcteryal
Ilemnant Upholstery Goods.
Curtains. Scrims, Curtain Lacfs. Chenille
rrtOKL-s, chenllie lulls, lUw silks. Jutes, (.Imps,
etc One l-ei Curisiu Mrrlms al Cc-i weie lie.
Remnant Lhenlllu rmiKL-sat lea yard up.
Gents' Furnisliiiig Geed?.
ALL ODDS AN D ENDS I'LACID OX
SKl'AllATl. COU.STLKS.
About Ooien Men's all Linen Cellars.
Blltihtly bolled, at V apleiw. were ic. While
Jhirts, at .He, were Me. Percale and Calice
Shirt at One-Uair. riannel Shirt alOne-UalL
J.B.
&
Oir.WeitKiiK Mm 8ts,
LANCASTBB, PA.
WJMXa AND LHtUOMH.
pUKE KYE WHISKY.
Old Greff Spring Distillery.
Situated en But Orange street, between
Orange and Chestnut, one square east 'ei roscr rescr roscr
Telr.Lancatter. f
1 have J ust erected a new distillery with all et
thn latest Improved machinery ler dtaUlllna
PUBH UYB WHISKY.
. A. a SHBArrBB. Proprietor.
Thl OlsUllery has been erected at the famous
Old Ororrstewn Spring, which has been noted fur
Its plenteous and unfailing supply of tbe pur
est water. At It our grandfathers drank whan
tbey were boys, and It has never been known te
run dry even In the hottest weather, rrera this
spring all the water nsed ln the distillery I ob
tained, tbe pump drawing trem It twenty-fly
gallons a minute.
Besides my own dl tilled Whisky, I also handle
BrudlM, Gins, Wines, lc
VCall and be oenvlnced.
A. B. SHBArrBB, Distiller.
ISTOKB Ne. S3 NertnUneen Street.
N. R.raimera havlns? eoed Kv a m hand ean
And ready sale for tt at the store or distillery.
Highest cash market price paid ter a geed arti
cle. aprlydAw
no te
REIOART'S
OLD WIHB STOEE
BOUOHE SEC,
IPaUl BB1DSIBCK.
POMMBHY BBC.
MOBIZXTHBU,
I Q. a. MUMM BXTBA OKT,
And all 'ether Leading brands of import
Champagne,
Sele Agent for the Pleasant Valley Wins
Company. Special Ureat Western Bx. liry, enr
own brand, tLe Bnest Anerleaa llaamriaine la
Just reeelvtd another large Invoice of Callfer.
gte Claret aad White Wine trem Napa Valley,
A .large stock of Imported Burgundies, Clarets,
Bhlne and aautarne Wines.
We also have the largest and flnrst stock of
Braadles. WhUklea, Ulna. Madeira. Sherrya and
E. E. Slaymakir, Igt,
Me.B9BAbtT
nint Sele
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