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THE INTELLIGENCER,
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Telephone Connection
The Ccnrcntlen's Werk.
The Democratic state convention nc-
ffl n1l.t.J If. ,.,.!, ,!(!, IllOn rllmnnllv
' 'lanuiuisuvu i nuin n ...u utiuvmiji
Jr5." ,.nfi am,l ti fia lttif. Ann panrltflntn fnr
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TV MiAh efllcA te be filled and the selection
therefore did net cause the convention
ejr trouble or labor. We have never
known a convention that showed less
contention, aud we may hope that the
concord is indicative of unanimity of sen
timent andonenessef feeling in the parly.
The discussion et the platform would
have shown some disagreement in the
convention if the presiding officer bad
permitted it te appear ; but Mr. Wallace,
trlth a manifestation of his old time fa
cility in suppressing an obstreperous mi
nority, did net suffer Mr. Sanders te eiler
bis amendment te the platform. Mr. San
ders, Mr. Sewden and another delegate
are said te have been the only three
members of the committee en resolutions
'favoring this amendment; se that it
may be supposed that the convention
would have voted it down in a hurry If it
had ever get before it,
The committee en platform evidently
had an earnest deslre te endorse
the policy of the Mills bill,
as the Democratic policy and that
which the president, who is the Demo
cratic leader, desired te be declared the
party policy. While we are In sympathy
with its purpose we think that the plat
form committee executed its thought nwk
wardly, in demanding the passage of the
Stills bill ; because that bill may net be
the same after it is finally acted upon by
the Democratic majority In Congress as
It is te-day ; and In fact it Is very un
likely te be the same. It is quite certain
te be amended, and may be amended
materially. If the declaration of the
Pennsylvania convention is for the Mills
bill as it is, strictly construed it would
call upon the Democratic representatives
te refuse amendment te it aud would
absolve them from voting for it, if It
is amended. We think that Con
gressman Sewden was quite justified
in protesting against the instruction pro
posed te be given te him te vote for the
Mills bill in it present unfinished
state. A mere skillful and correct
interpretation of the will of the conven
tion would have been a declaration in
favor of the principle of the Mills bill, in
reducing the tariff duties with a view te
the reduction of the revonue.
Mr. Wallace correctly described the
Democratic position In his speech te the
convention wherein he declared that the
party was, as It always has been, for a
revenue tariff with incidental protection.
Je revenue being new in excess of
our needs, there is no excuse under
the Democratic doctrine iu keeplng
up the old rate of tariff imposts. The
party position has net changed nt all 'en
this question, but the circumstances have
: changed, and the present situation de
mands lower duties ; and is very prop
erly Interpreted, according te the over ever
Whelming Democratic sentiment in the
Mills bill, whose enactment we untitr
stand that our state convention de
mands, net necessarily as it stands
new, but as it will stand after the Demo
cratic majority in Congress has gotten
through with it. In ether words the
Pennsylvania Democracy stand In rauk
with the Democracy of the country upon
the tariff ques'ien, that position being
taken en the general lines of the Mills
bill.
Hut that bill does net demand frce
trade, and the state Democracy does net
dtmand it, as Senater Wallace explained.
I"?? There has been no change of front In the
? national Democracy en the tariff issue:
w and it can hardly be said that there has
j-j vcyu n uuuuge ul jiuui. ju uie Slate
&U Democracy, though it is true that there
iv p Muujuu v. uttuiucia ul uin funy
$, wne relieve wim .air. iianuau in higher
tariff than the general Democracy will
approve ; and there ban been greater con
cession te such opinion undoubtedly In
past state conventions than shown in the
latest one. Hut we knew no geed reason
why all the Democrats of Pennsylvania,
including Mr. llandall and Mr. Sewden,
PM should net support the party position ns
u .utui v.v ue juiua UUI 1UJ UUUUY
amended, since it is only a question of
the propriety of something like a seven
per cent, reduction of duties.
r Threatened Vandalism.
City councils of Philadelphia nre con cen
sldering a project for the establishment
of a number of small parks in sections of
the city rometo from Fairmount park
and' among them is llartram park, the
celebrated botanical garden of llevolu llevelu llevolu
tienary days. There Is grave danger that
this historical garden, with its quainteld
house and rare trees will he cut up into
building lets If the Philadelphia council
men de net act quickly. Such an act of
vandalism would be an indelible disgrace
te the people et Philadelphia and
A national calamity hardly second te the
barning of Independence Hall, llartram
Park, the earliest and the only famous
botanical garden In America, was found.
td by a Pennsylvania farmer, who was
? Bailed by Linnaeus the greatest natural
V. botanist in the world. Ills researches iu
$ the forests of America when the great
?, West was a trackless wilderness, asten-
fft ished and delighted the savants of the old
,j world. ITe collected and sent te the gar-
ir dens of Europe plants and trees before
v. unheard of, und received iu jeturn rare
5-' exotics as well as books and apparatus
", from foreign botanists. lie founded this
: 0,betalcal garden and filled it with a wen-
n foreign plants. ThUTcaulnn nn Ilin l,uiL
- SM the Schuylkill became the favorite re-
-mn or me great ;inen of the day, the
lathers etthe republic and was famous all
fer Europe. If it had been founded
) Europe instead et America it would
, IftV long age have been taken under the
Mt ef,the authorities as a park or publle
IWUnlcal garden, and would be visited by
1 traveling Americans proud of the fame
la Mience of one et the tint et our self.
mode men. That these rare old trees
that shaded in their sapling days Jehn
llartram and his friends, the intellectual
giants of the age and the pioneers et
modern science, should be In danger of
use for flre weed and fence pest? Is cer
tainly net te the credit of Philadelphia.
Wrong.
There was witnessed in the Demo
cratic state convention in Ifarrisburg en
Wednesday a scene most unusual in the
meetings of such deliberative bodies and
one net at all agreeable te the thought
ful and boss-hating citizens who make up
the rank and file of the party In the
state.
It was when Dallas Sanders, of Phila
delphia, rese te present a minority re
port from the committee en resolutions.
The previous question was called en the
motion te adept the platform as read ;
Sanders and his minority report were
refused hearing, and the platform
as prepared in the committee went
through with a rush. It was a
clear, case of gagging the minority, a
prlnclple which the Democratic party has
never taken te its bo3em. The parly of
Jeffersen has always asserted the position
that a minority has rights which must be
respected, and which are entitled te pa
tient and considerate hearing. Theie
were but n few delegates in the conven
tion who took ground against some of the
principles in the platform, and It would
have been only courtesy te them and te
these 'whom they represented te have
heard their tale. Nothing would have
been easier than te votethem down after
giving them a hearing. Instead et doing
this their volce was stilled, the sense of
fair play was outraged, and the Demo
cratic convention showed a besslsm that
recalled the style In which Quay and
Cameren have been went te rule Itepub
lican conventions.
Tin: two speeches tnade In the Demr Demr
cratle convention in llarrlsburg en Wednes
day by ex-Stato Chairman W. U. llontel,
of this city, and ex-Henater William A.
Wallace, or Ulearfleld, were medela cf ora
torical olegance ana oenclso thought. The
Qrit whs het with the bleed of youth, burn
lng with the (lre of entbusiaim aud carried
lta bearers along like a lUme running
through i dry prairie. The aocend waa
tompertd with age, looming with logic and
whlle gonerally argumentative, at tlmea
roae te the height of olequonoe. They were
maslerful Bddrcsgca, and thoeonventlon baa
rcaflen te be proud of them. Aud Jiincaa
trtana of all ahadea of opinion inuat ieel a
toesa of prlde In the aplendld oratorical
afjiwlng that waa made by their brilliant
young townsman,
Tin: famous cae against Trinity church,
New Yerk, under the law prohibiting the
Importation or forelgn contract labor, has
Jimt been decided by J udge Wallace, of the
Untted Stat en circuit court. It will be rc rc
nicmhered that notion waa brought against
the wardeua and veatry of the church te
roeovor a penalty et 1 1,000 IrapORcd by act
of Cengrcus upon every corporation or per
son encouraging the Immigration of nllerjH
11 te perform labor or aervloe of any kind
under contract or agreement expressed or
Implied." Trinity church bad employed
tboltev. Mr, Warreu, of Kngtaud, at n sal
ary of f 10,000 a year, aud the J udge helda
that whlle the framera of the law presuma
bly did net Intend te bave It alloet clergy
men, thore la no cscaps from Its language :
" The etatute excepta actors, alngera, lec
turers and artlslHenly, and bence leaves no
poaslblelntorprolatlon as regards clorgy clergy
tnen except that they are included In the
Interdicted classea. Had net; exceptions
been maile thore might have been room for
Interpretation or the law." The church
will bave te pay the line of (1,000, but Mr.
Warren can ise en preaching without dan
gnr et further penalty. This cuse deserves
preservation as a curiosity of niodern legis
lation. PERSONAL.
AVai.t Whitman, In splle of lils rccent
romarkHble poein describing hid sad pbjs
IcaI romlltlen, Is In botter health than he
was four months age, He moves about
mere freely than he did at that tline, and
drlves hlM spirited home overy day alene.
Jehn Duni.ei-. the millionaire tin-plate
mnnulacturer of rittsburg, publishes a lot let
tor InderHlng i'resldent Cleveland'a tarlir
Idoes. In jielltlcs Mr. I) mil op baa been an
Independent, but he did net vete forl'roH ferl'roH forl'reH
Idont Cloveland In 1SSI. He said, hew
dver, that he would de ae this your. I
wish te add," be said also, " that I am
most earnestly In favor ottbe Mills bill,
and am convinced that It will be a blessing
te this country."
Hknateu JIati:, of Tonnessoo, lias, says
tba Atlanta Constitution, a peculiarity, in
that be invariably appeara wllh'a elgar In
hla aieuth, but no one has yet aeen him
meKing. wnite ue useu te no an lnvolor lnvelor lnvoler
ato smeker, for the last twenty yeara he Iisb
nover lighted a elgar. Conversing wllh
aome et lila frlenda be told tbetn the alnry.
In a battle during the war Hcnater Unto
and bis brether, Colonel Itate, were together.
They were In conversation, when the sena
tor drew from his pocket a elgar and struck
a match with which te light lr. Aa be did
se a cannon ball tere bis brother's bead
completely from his body. The cigar was
net lighted, and te this day be bav nover
lit one, and probably never will.
NATIONAL HAH ASSOCIATION.
A Cunitliuituii Fer Uie New Orsaulzttlun
Itepurted and Adopted.
The convention of delegates from the
state and Iccal bar associations of the coun
try, having for lta et Jact the fonuatleu of a
national bar association, met again In bos bes bos
slen Wednesday morning In Washington,
1 C, and rocelvod tbe report of the com cem com
mlttee appointed at Tuesday's meeting te
prepare a constitution. Tbe constitution as
reperted was taken up and critically dls dls dls
ouseed, artlcle by article, and alter several
amendments had been made was Dually
it provides that the name of the R.in.
tlen shall be "Tbe National liar Atsncla Atsncla
tlen or the United Htotes," tbe otjeots of
wnleh shall be te prometo thounltlcatleu,
se far as practicable, et the Ibkb or the
various states wbleb r-late te manors iu
which the K)ople or the United iJtaUa have
a common luterest, nuch an tbe laws of
descents or wills, of conveyances, of mar mar
rlage and divorce, of limitations of actions,
for the settlement or estates, the laws
aileetlng comity hetween the sutea and the
cAiraumuu ei criminals, tneae oencorulng
commercial paper,anil all ether lawa whleh
may, Irem time te time, be designed by the
association as proper subjects of uultlca uultlca
tlen. Te study tbe condition and prometo the
Improvement of Uie judicial system of the
st Jtes and cr the United Htates.
Te prometo among members of the asso asse asso
catleaaknowlwlgonf the laws et the va va
reus states mid tbe United States ; te con
sider the necessltjnd practicability of tbe
ei abllshmcnt cf international ccdes be
tween the civilized and commercial na na
tlens; prometo and extend acnualntance
and fellowship among the membera el tbe
profession In theUnlud Btales ; te tielie
methods ler irialntutuing tbe htacdards el
profSHlenal honor anil ettilr in P. the
mcmtna i.f tuu ih,iu.,.,u ja ttm t uitea
htates, unit Konerlly te prometo tbe sol sel sol
enco el the law und the due administration
Colonel James e. Hroadbead, of Ht.
Juls, was elected president for thecemlnir
year, and A. H. Worthincten, of the Ills
Irlct of Oelumbla. and Juilue Jehn II
Deyle, of Teledo, O., vice prosldeotp
ui'JSOJA i A' en una.
" lleiur, Hnet lleiu,"
Tills song Is very geed in its way. but l
Ujei els uny sickness lu tbe houBUDeiU T lr n't
Jiouie cannot be ulwuya pleasant. We tukii
iwpectsi pleasure In ifCOiiiuieudlOK Jluraeek
mood Jiiueri, a bona nflu and rertuln cure for
dvaiMipatti, uud all diseases of tbe liver and
kiaue. or ttUe by it. Ji. Ceclirau, druv.
Ktst, 167 and VSi Werth Quben street, Laucas-
..ma laAareABmfl pah,v
Nutritious I'oed,
Of all tba salts connected with the vital pro
cesses, nene are se Important a the phos
phates. They en ter Inte the composition of
the bones, irmcles, nerves, brain, and
wherever InSeel an important function Is te
be performed, thsre Is Invariably present
supply el phosphates. They are present In all
the forms of substantial feed. 1 1 feed be den den
clent In phesphttef, It Is less nutritiens this
tntneane el the phosphates Is a well-recejt-nlztd
physiological truth. Seme forma el feed
vary In the amount of phosphates they con
tain t and In the aspiration of brain Irem
llenr, we lessen lta valne as a aenrca of nutri
tious lend, In scftne dogree propertloncS. te the
phosphates which are withdrawn.
This feel attracted the attention of Frorcsier
Horsford, soma years age, and led te many re
searches and exhaustive experiments In the
direction or providing for the restoration of
the phosphates te the feed of every day 11 te,
In some practical and eoenomleal manner. It
was thus that bis Idea was conceived of pro
ducing aprcptratten that contained In Itself
the required phosphates, and also the power
te act as a suporler substitute for eream tar
tar, ordinary baking powder, etc., for the pur pur pur
pose of raising bread, biscuit, ele.,thui re
placing In the (linr the vital prlnclple of
which It hai been deprived, In a simple and In.
expensive manner. The subset waa made a
lire study ulth him, and no ene will begrudge
him the wonderful tucce.s that attended hit
errerts,
The pepu'ar Ituuif ird Yeast 1'ewder Is made
by Prof. Morsrerd's proceis.
WANAATAKSJIH.
AMAAVVV- -
l'BiLADiLrBli, 1 hursday, May 21, 18S5.
The Park
The Ice Pyramid
King Cotten
The Silk display
Features of the Summer Event.
Weel goods for erratic
weather. Light in weight and
color. Warm as love-lit eyes.
Quaint, demure captivating
Challis. At the price, like
money set te music, 50 and 60c.
Southwest of centre.
All-wool Henriettas. Genu
ine Henriettas. You'll find
plenty of masqucraders with a
put-en smooth face. But it
isn't the Henrietta face. That
stays. Here's a let, uniform
colors and eualitv. as innlm?;
f wide, and the price 75c. It's
been $1.
Clingjng Cashmeres 37j4c
from 50. Price rises with the
quality te $1.25.
Think of a plain Challis. All
the softness and delicacy of
Challis without the figure
beauty. Something new. In
all the going colors. , 65c, 75c
and $1. Ask for plain Bcnga
linc. La Gleria is another novelty.
Albatross weave with a decided
crepy finish. And it stays crepy
finish. And it stays crepy
while you wear it. 42 inches,
$1. In all the street and even
ing shades, and cream.
Albatross 50c. We thought
11 encap at 00c. .0 did you.
Northcastef rentre.
afl! 1 t -t
misses anu Lniuirc ns
Dresses and Beys' Kilt Suits
for half and less. Three tables
full of them.
1 Beys' Kilt Suits :
worello, new ism
2 Misses' 2-picce Dresses :
were It J. new K'l
wer.i IM), new l
wcrul, new It
3 Children's Woolen and
Pine Cashmere Dresses :
were IH, new HUH?
wvrullli, new tl.i e
worn IIS, new 17 ou
woretJd, new Hit
wiireix, new iimi
wurui, new lioe
This season's best things, new
and fresh.
A bargain table of Ladies'
Suits cashm e r e s, flannels,
lawns, ginghams, etc. ;
A IV) Suit for tit ou
A ie mill ter i:e 10
A 118 Hull lfrS7 00
A insult for UN.;
ASS Milttoruce
Btcend Meer, Chestnut Btroet bIJj. Twoolc Tweolc Twoelc
vatois. We want you te leek at some
Men's Neglige Cheviot Shirts
at ;i. jusi opened, ji you
see them, that will settle it.
Similar goods are sold for $2 in
stores around town.
Knock-about and take-your-case
Shirts of every sort. And
they are but one little corner of
what we are doing in Shirts.
lleth ends f I the stere, wen's rurnUhlngs.
Spite of the rain vesterd.iv
the Underwear at none-such
prices went out right lively.
Why shouldn't it ?
Night Gowns 75c te $1.25.
Chemise 75c te $3.75!
urawers 50c te $4.
Corset Cevers 35c te $1.50.
Get the quality in mind and
then see what ether stores ask
for poorer things.
Chestnut strcet side, east of Main A!la.
Laces that idealize the archi
tecture of dress. Where else
can you see such a wealth of
them ?
Black Chantilly and Spanish
Guipure FJeuncings have had
a big counter space. Net
enough. We have let them
overflow te another counter.
40-inch Chantillvi te m
40-inch Spanish Guipure S5c
55-
Southwest or centre.
Keep the lawn well clipped
or it won't be velvety. The
Themas Mower will. de the
business right; se will ether
makes. $6 te $10.50.
llaaemunt, northwest el contra.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
ifr7i!r .If. K1W--A1I persons are hereby for fer
r?Sw . ' una UHdwell estates lu Lcbuni n or
c1o?Sf;ih?rtl?nli,?Awh,lU'er neloaed w-JStn'
K.rhXwlVuU,Vdryh,e1tfyfcJS1r
- misji uui UUllCQ,
kSDW.A,M-..,ul"1''.
JBUW. U.rUBIMAM,
Atternsrs or U,w.ceiimau' uu
zm-EiAiJGflycEfr. Thursday; may 2a. isss.
MXDIOAL.
Tir i 'ts'iijsri.si.
JTANDRAKE PILLS.
II Yef
Lave Rbuied your Stomach by eating or
drinking tee much, or of the wrong kind
of feed or liquid, you will
Suffer
because your Stomach la angry. New
beware of all temporary expedients.
THY that never-falling, safe llemedy,
Dr. Schenck'i
Mandrake Fills.
for saleby all liniKglsU. Frlee IS cents per
box 1 1 bozos for 05 centa : or stnt by mall,
pestage frce, en receipt of price. Dr. J. II.
t chenck A Sen, Philadelphia. ml7-lydA w
Sl
(JUBNGK'B MANDRAKE PILLS
FOR SALS AT
It. 11 COOIIUAN'8 DUUOHTOUK.
Mes. 1.17 A no North Qaeen at, Lancasier, ra
aprt lindAw
pAItKElt'H UAIU BALSAM.
Parker's Hair Balsam
Cleanses and beautifies tbe hair Pre-mntasat-uxurlant
Urewth. Merer falls te
lien tere Gray Hair te Its Youthful Celer,
Cures Scald. Diseases antl llalr railing. DOc.
at Druggists.
KLOKK3TINK COLOGNE.
The Most Fragrant ana Lmting of for fer for
ruiiies. vSe. Druggists. ectSl-emailAThAw
r ALUABLE MEDICAL WORK.
TRUTH,
Or the B01KNGK or MfK, A TALUAULK
MKD1CALWUKK,
the only true aesortptlen or this tlme en Man
hood. Nervous ana Physical Debility, I'roma I'rema I'roma
ture Docllne, Krrers of Youth, ana the untold
mtsxrles consequent te same, aa well as an ex
posure or quack ana their se-called medical
works, by which they victimize thousands,
and by thelroxaggerallng disease, makes these
peer suITiirers Insane. Kvery young man.
mlddle-aged or old, should read this book. It
Is mere than wealth te thorn. Bena two eent
stamp for a copy. Address,
DUTtROS.THKKIj,
US North fourth Bu, ifhlladelphla, Pa,
flJ-lyd
piLT'B URBASt BALM.
OATARKH-HAY FEVER.
.KI.Y'a CUBAH ItALU euros Cela In Head
Catarrh, Uoge Celd, Hay fever, Ueif noss.lload ness.lload noss.llead
ache. I'rlce 50 Cunu. KASY TO usic. Kly
llre'S, Owego. M. Y U. 8, A.
KI,V3 CUKAM JIALKl Cleanses the Natal
1'unsAgrs, Alliijn l-Rln ana lnriammallen,
Ilea's thu Sorts, Ueslervs the Bouses el Taste
and Hmill.
TKYTIIK CUIti:.
A partlcle Is applied Inte each nesttllund In
sgriH-altle. Price IW centa at Druggists i by
mull, li'glttercd, CO cauls.
KI.Y ItllOTIIKKS,
te Warreu Btruet, New Yerk.
nevlMydAw
CAKE. HDRE AND 81'EEDY ODRR.
O ltnpture, Vartcocelo and Special Diseases
otelthursnx. Why be humbugged by quacks
when you can And In Dr. Wright the only Kao Kae
cub PuTsienn In Philadelphia who makes a
specialty et tbe above diseases, and Curbs
Titan? I'urmsuuAiuHTiBD. Ad vice Kree day
and even'ng. Blrangers can be treated and re
turn home same day. Unices private.
DE.W. U. wmuiiT,
111 North Ninth Street, Atiove ttace,
J. O. liex 73 Philadelphia.
fub'S-lydAw
CAill'MTN.'
AT0
IVLER'H.
CARPETS
-AND-
FIeDr, Stair and Table
OIL CLOTHS.
Window Shades,
Huillng and Fixtures.
..."0".el.lU.t,(,clal Lew I'rlteiand Miirked
at Uint'SlCash Klguies.
JOHlf S. &IVLER.
Neb. 6, & 8 North Queen St.,
I.ANCASTKIl, PA.
umrie-lid&w
JiA ra.
TPARLY KEDUOriON ""
P0S1T1KI,Y TUK
BIG&E3T SLATOHTER
OK
STRAW HATS
Kver Soen In Lancatter.
tVn hnve an overstock of ST'l.VW HATS.
Sueuons',,0iU,Vely IlmllU lb0 'ollewluK :
II .V) Strti'v lints reduced te II M.
2 00 ., ,(,
1.-.& -
lOJ 'ft
,60 " m jj"
hnulIildsM't nf .Y?l".',v.M.KN,3 ""sMonble
bell uiidstld lluts in all sh1e$ and aud prlies.
Trunks and Traveling Bags
Frem the Cheapest te the Hest Grades,
Stauffer&Ce.
NOS. 31 A 3.1 NOllTH QUKKN Sr.
viftAri:A
19 WEST KING.
IIANU-PAINTKD NKCKT1KS
AT KltlSU A N '3.
T30YS' BILK END
SUHPKNDEI19, ISCK.NTS,
ATEU13UANS
Mill litMir te Baylm's Photo (iollery.
QPEN
KVKill KVKN1NO,
KRtSUAN'ii,
(Ml riynn's Old Hland )
BUMlMiNM Mltl'liUllM MADK fL,A!Ni
1 he system e instruction at the
LANCASTKR COMMKRC1AL COLLKUE,
Is se stmple and plain that any yeunK lfl v or
gullsfcTu'cattclnr'"101 ,
Kven.n, sJtiS."?."?"8-
n n il y 1 Irt i . a. iV . f MwaMiijr d i vu iilt
. . ..- .. wit, luiurjiitiiien I
given by
U.C. WKI
Lancaster Commercial college,
UUt.HL,
ecUi-ua
Lanekitw,
r, ra.
TOBACCO.
S"
TANDARD CUEWiNO TOBACCO,'
DOYOUQEWe
-THEN GET
THE BEST
WHICH IS
Finzer's
Old Honesty.
Genuine Has a Bed H Tin Tag
Every Plujr.
en
OLD HONESTY Is acknowledged te be the
FOHEBT and HOST LASTING piece Ot
STANDARD CHKWINO TOBACCO en the
market. Trying It 1 a better test than any
talk about It. Uive It a fair trial.
WYOUB DEALKB HAS IT.-
nevlS-lydAw
CLOTItlNU, AO.
ASKEW
OU UK.
AT MOS, 134 AN D 238 WIST KINO STREET.
027-lyd
TyTEROUANI TAILORING.
HAGER & BROTHER.
MERCHANT-TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
BLA'.K FRENCH WORSTEDS.
Te Purchasers of ULACK DUKSS 8U1TS
we call your 8PECIAL ATTENTION te our
complete line Ol NEW and STAPLE BTYLES
In
BLAOKFRBNOH WORSTEDS.
CUTAWAY rUOCK 8U1T8 at 20, M, 25
JP0,iK M'tKABTED FROCK 6UII9 at 121,
tx and sii,
, rIN.KlKKSSSUlTi, BUkand Satin Lined,
Irem $30.
HETTEB VALUES we have never oiTercd.
11KTTEU VALUES cannot be found.
PERFECT FITS (1UARANTEED.
HAGER eTbROTHER,
86 fc 27 WB3T KINO ST.
riitsu AimeruER.
The Attractive Assortment,
LOW PRICES
-AND-
SUPERIOR MAKE
O' OUit-
Si
lias caused the admiration el all who have
seen our Summer stock.
THE GOODS
Corkscrews, Scotch Cheviots,
Wide Wales, Fine Cashmeres,
Halr-Llufs,
THE MAKING
1I1RS1I lmOTHKR'd, which
sliaustheUest.
THE PRICES:
5.C 17, ?, J9. $1C. fl . $13. $11, 113.
110, 118, I'M.
OUR FINK KNULIS1I CORK8CRKW SILK.
rACKI), PJltrKCT FITTING
Prince Albert Suits,
$18.00.
CANNOT 11E EOJALL1D IN LANCA3TKR
UNDKR?0.(0.
CALL AND SEK TUKM.AT
Hirsh & Brether,
THE ONB.PRIOH
Clothiers &. Furnishers,
COR. N. QUKKN 8TRKKT AND OKNTRK
SOUARK. I.ANCA8TKR. PA.
UUMXBlt KKHORTt).
T
UK
"CHALrONTK,"
Ocean Knd et North Carolina Avenue,
K.ROUKRTS SeSs"" 'd
k
vrrKTUERILL,"
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J ,
Ocean Knd Kentucky Avouue.
lJoxluJer0bn,!lly , ,0 Novewbel' ' 1'eck
,. ' . M.J.KCKKRT.
aaylOImd
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
. .. . ATLANTIU CITV, N. J.
Largest Most Convenient Hetel. Kleaaetly
furuUhud. I.therully UanaKOd. Coach te aud
from Reach and Trains, orchestra Mimtc.
. CHAB. U0ULAD1C, Piep.
W. K. Coeuraw, Chief Clerk. leO'H-Uu'a
CIAI'ON HI'KINOH AND HATIIB.
,,,AliKA,NE 'T"IA AND StIPKKIOR
IRON WATKUS, UAMPSUIRK COUNTY. W.
Ihts celebrated Mountain Resort for health
and pleasure, llaths et any tempcratu-e ; u
summer (lima te unsurpassed i u charming
summer bemu wllh lis many Improvement .
atcommedslliiR beu Kuesis, open. J nne 1. Fer
medical and elhtr tcsllmeuy, seud ferclrcu.
lr- ., . WM.U. BALK.
way,-:old Proprietor.
ATTUUXXYB.
TU THERM. KAUt'FMAN,
ATTO RN K Y-AT-L A VV,
NO.J 80UTR PRINC 8T Lancaster, Pa.
M-lydAw
Men
TV T
Suits
'ine uress
CLOTllItta.
M
ARTJN BROTHERa
Yen'U net quit when
you lee OCR CLOTH
ING till you've picked
out lbs Suit yen want.
Quality and prle sire
the esptl vaters. Carelnl
salemen de the fitting.
Oheicest,
Finest,
HandEemeat,
Obeftpest.
A step forward In the selection et Hen's and
Beys' Undetwev, Hosiery, BhlrU, Neckwear,
Callars and Cuffs.
Try the - Dayton Perfect Fitting Bhlrt.
B jst caretul workmen can make. Prlee, L0O
Wage Workers, Hard Teileri,
Yen'll And strength and length et wear In our
never-rtpplng Working Pants, Overalls and
Shirts. Streng Pantaloons, tee te II CO. Dressy
Weel Casslmeres, 11.50 te UTS.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Famishing Goods,
3 NORTH QUEEN BX.
M
YKRS dc RATUKON.
Ready -Hade Clothing !
ir WILL PAY YOU
TO TOOK AT OUR
$10 km $12 SUITS
FOR BUSINESS WEAR.
Our Suits Ter $15, $16 and $18
ARE JUST WU AT YOU WANT FOR DRESS
A UOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Men's Working Pants
-AND-
OVERALLS
-AT-
WORKINGMEN'S PRICES!
Wear the Oromwell Bhirt.
Myers & Rathfon,
POPULAR CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
FUKN1TVRB.
vjiisa eiuiia.
Our Advice.
New that house-cleaning time
is here, send your old furniture
te the Second - Hand Stere.
Yeu can get as much for it as
you will pay us for New Style
Furniture. Step ui'-stairs at
31 Seuth Queen street, see our
large stock and get the lowest
prices in this city. Have a leek
at these new patent brace chairs,
same price as the old style and
much stronger.
OCHS a GIBBS,
3 1 Seuth Queen Street,
Up-stairs.
aprlMya
ITriDMYKR'S.
FURNITURE
WIDMYER'S CORJTEB,
THE OLD VOHKElt
IS FULL Or GOOD NKW TilINU?.
Our stock li tee large and must he reluced
uorerotbesenann clones. Te de this no have
concluded te lve the puople a chauce te get
Geed Furniture I
AT A LITTLE COST.
We have some goods Inet the newest, but
Just as geed) that wllltioseldlf the prtce put
en thein will sitt thorn.
ThesoaieuRKAT HA.RGAIN3, and we ox ex
poet te soe them move lively,
WIDMYER'S
FURNITUllK STOKE
Oer. Bast King & Duka Sta.
QUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT.
HEINITSH'S
37 AND 20 SOUTH.QTJEEN8T.,
LANCASTKU, PA.
11 you have anything te be repaired, i
teus Vuure prtpaied te attend te it
send It
unite
promptly,
Reupholatering of All Kinds.
Your Old Hair Mattress Made Over Keiml te
New, at Moderate Price. '
A Full Linn of NKW NOt ULTI'R In Plush
Creteunes tfer lteuphel-
stutlng) te select Irem
HEINITSH'S.
UUUWAL.
(gUPKRiOR QUALUY
MUSICAL BOXES,
1IKNRY UAUTSC1II A SONS,
Ne. 1030 Chestnut Street, PhlladHphla.
kiamtnatlen will prove our Instrniminta
far sutMrter te any ether make, net speaking
of the worthless trash thnt abounds In the
market, soeu tMitiig of mero anneyanc4i than
pleasure te their owners. Old aud imner
lectiymade Music Koies caretul y repaired
by expenonced workmen from the mauulae.
tery tnBwiUeriand. Corre.pendenco solid ted.
Bend stamp for caujenue and price 1UL
oevlyOAw
WATCH BB.
yPKOLAU
WATCHES
riMiEflSSJS ?.na Kkllmaders, II Karat Gelft
ffSToglajsesana OpUcaltloeaTrcor.
the city? ' tweP-nnel
LODIS WBB1R,
KO. 1X H. j&tfggm Clt, HOUL
Q.ILL JEWELER, &e.
GILL
Jeweler and Optician,
UJCADQUARTIBS FOR
Geld Watches,
Silver Watches,
Nickel Watches.
Be sure you are wearing the right class.
Call nnd have your eyes examined FREE OF
OHABUK. A full line el Spectacles ana Eye
Glasses. OBARLH3 8. QILOi,
XO.10 WEST KI1Q 8T, L VNCASTER,
PA
Q.OTO
Zahm's Cerner
Fer the Rest Assortment of
SPECTACLES
IN THE CITY.
-. TI1JC ONLY AGENT FOR TUK
Celebrated Arundel Tinted
'ptcUclu.
Acknowledfr the flnest glass In the world
for tne money.
A full 11 no of Convex, Concave, Ceqnlllra
and Mloequllles In both Spectacli and Eye
Ulasse., iu Steel, Nickel, Oliver and Ueld
Frames.
Ererr Glass l'reperly Adjustefl.
Watches. Clocks, Silver and silver Plated
..?J?'.:iSw,elv.ve.!0;,.,n every variety at the
.w nc& v tnu rniu&e,
'Bneelaltv nl rinn
Watch, Cleck and
Jewelry Repaltlng.
ERNEST ZAHM,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
i LANCASTER, FA,
aprillmdftw
gl'EClAIi NOTICE,
i
Special Netice I
The many uses te which electricity Is belng
put demands the need or a Watch which shall
net be lntluenced by magnetism.
The ONLY Walrh rondo which has been
proved te be POSITIVK PROOr against the
STRONGEST MAUNK1I0 Innueniea lsthe
CELEBRATED
Geneva Nen Magnetic Watch,
We are AUTHORIZED AGKNTB,
Andinafewdaysshalllllnstrate In our win.
new, by means of a dynamo, under what lu
ll uences these Watches will run.
WALTER C. HEEE,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
(Cerner of Orange.)
LANCASTKU. PA. nt-ltd
CAltPJilS.
PJARPE11NG8.
AXMINSTER,
WILTON, MOQUETTE,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
AND INGRAIN
CARPETINGS
ORIENTAL
CARPETS: TURKISH,
PERSIAN, INDIAN
and JAPANESE
RUGS
McCALLUM
&
SLOAN
1012-1014
CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPEIA.
JAPANESE
MATTING RUGS;
CHIN, JAPANESE
ANDCOREAN
MATTINGS
FLOOR LINENS,
OILCLOTHS.
AND LINOLEUMS.
ART SQUARES
apilO-lUldru.'lhAS e
tfAOHINKKr.
pVlTKKNH, WODIfLfc!, 4e.
Central Machine Works,
CORNER Or
GRANT ANU CHRISTIAN BTREEI8,
(Rearef Court llouse). LANOAbTKU, pa.
Xnglnrs, Rellers, Machinery and Repairing.
I'atujrns, Uruwlngi, iron and Uraas CasUngs,
Rest equipped Machine and Pattern llhep
tn the city for light erk.
IOT-uoed Werk, Promptness. Reasonable
Charges, dec t Id
ssewatct-t'-intN