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TUB IHTELLIQXNCKU,
Lancaster, ra.
Telephone Conntetlen
The College Bwdnalc.
! t- Mm WrrfiiaiimAte wrr-en
te the
&V..lM.ie-een Sunday, Rev. Dr. Apple
FM anokawiMlrte tbe young menwiien no
"MM 7".... .. it.. t.atr worn nhAIlt l.lVlnff
wt IAU MUtm iut v-j i. ---,--..
a-.) t.m that iney
k foundation for future success or foil
xe9. Tbelr work, whlle apparently end -WftaenlybeglDnlD(j.
They new com
mence the real battle of life. Themiralc
tenteatfl of college days give way te the
actual battles of lite.
It is net surprising that collcge boys
come forth from the walls of their alma
mater, filled with belief In their own
pewen and cenQdent of seen making
their light Bhine before men. It is natural
and perhaps proper that they should have
such feelings. They are well informed
in classic lore , they have successfully
wrestled with the binomial theorem ;
with the philosophy of Kant and Des
cartes they nre a3 familiar as with Uie
English alphabet ; and they enjoy noth
ing mere than te read a chapter of the
New Testament in Greek. Tlie cellege
graduate knows that in these possessions
he has unquestioned superiority ever his
fellow citizens. And it is but natural
for him te think that when he brings hla
talents te bear upon a particular profes
sion or business, he will jump at ence
into a superior place therein, because of
his fuller knowledge.
Net of ten will it se happen. He will
find that cellege life nnd life in the world
are vastly different. In the fierce struggle
for existence in" the world lie will see
much done and attempted that will shock
the aesthetic tastes that have been de
veloped in cellege. He will find that the
best equipped man in a literary way is
rarely the best money-maker. He will
nave many dreams shattered , many ideals
crusbeL
But let him net grew weary in his work.
He has a mental equipment that is bound
te bring him te the front, If he will but
persevere, lie has, it his college work
was well done, laid foundations bread
and deep for a successful nnd honerablo
career. "When he adjusts himself te his
new life, and sets about solving its prob
lems, be will And his cellege education
of vast benefit te him in making life's
read less thorny.
Se de net sneer at the cellege boy's
egotism. It is te be expected. It is
better that he should be thus than be fear
ful of bis powers. If he be of geed stuff
the egotistic edges will seen be worn
away, and he will forge rapidly forward
in the race of life.
The Yankee Count.
That naturalized Ynnkee count, of
ancient name, celestial fame, nnd cute te
m degree, whose mysterious Chinese con
cessions were a nine days wonder some
months age, is again befere the public.
Count Eugenede Mltkiewiczprances Inte
court with a suit against Wharten Barker
te compel that solid financier te perform
certain gigantic things which he agreed
te under the Impulse of premised coiices ceiices coiices
sleni from the government of China.
The count alleges that nt great trouhle
and expense the support of minister 1 loon
Chang was secured nnd a curious agree
ment made. A Chinese telephone com
pany was te be formed, capitalbed at $c,-
000,000, and Barker was te have thlrteen
twentieths, Paine feur-tweutletlis, and
the count three-twentieths et the stock.
1,000,000 worth of Bteck was te be sold
In China. Anether company, called the
Oriental, and capitalized at i!0,000,000,
was te held the remainder of tlie tele
phone stock, and te this Oriental com
pany III Iloen Chang premised banking,
railroad and mining powers. It will be
seen that the syndicate operated en the
bicycle principle and if they could have
made the telephone wheel go round the
Oriental would have followed. Twe
companies are organized, both with valu
able privileges. The stock of the second
te Beld for $20,000,000. The stock et the
first is divided among the erganlers and
old te the second. Unfortunately the
beautiful simplicity of this echeme did
net command success because another
Chang appeared upon the scene; this
time Ma Kie Chang. The count usf erts
that Ma Kle was sumptuously entei tained
by Mr. Barker with the lesult that
'btarf .
Ttl ;
A new agreement was made whereby
the great originator et the enterprise
was left out in the cold. The viceroy of
China repudiated the concessions and
Darker failed te keep his egieements.
Be the count complains that he has been
discredited in the eyes of the Chinamen
and his plans imperiled.
The legal proceedings premise te be
highly entertaining, for besides Wharten
Barker and the picturesque De Mitkie
wlcz there will be quite a large cevy of
noted financiers in the case, net te men men
tien the various Changs, fiem Hi J ling
down, who will probably keep shady.
.
Frederick Fer Tcncc.
Emprer Frederick may be dying, but
lie (bows a geed deil mero Btrength than
any ether crowned head, and is evidently
determined that in his reign, whether It
be long or short, Bismarck shall net be
the real emperor. The downfall of lit n-
f' Ven Futtkamer rejoices the hearts of
ail who have chafed under the
teady iron hand of Bismarck, and as
It plainly ie3ult9 from defiance of
hta will has the effect of suddenly chang chang
leg hi) value as a piece en the European
chess beard. Fer manv vears it lis ii-.
If an accepted fact that his will was law.
, i 111 eyuu ei ma merit policy, ins urn
f llant abilities and evident sincerity have
" se thoroughly commanded the resnect
vet the Germans that refusal te yield
U his guldance would have been
If f ai1 .1 i . ,.
i"-"" uie ixjinuuruv nr nn nm.
'.wr. But Emperor Frederick has
'.L?0ur?S!e of Lis convictions, and
: H VNUeved te be free from the selfish mc-
tart. u, usually believed te control
toeacUens of rulers. Hehas the Jnralu
Me support of publle sympathy with a
0)lsH( man and confidence In, his purity
et motive, for no man can have a better
mentor than death, and even It Trederlck
li considered out et danger, the moral
effect of his experience will be enduring
with his peeple If It fades from his own
mind. Already he is Idolized as n great
ruler, though he has done nothing sur.
prising, and he 'evidently understands
hew te keep the ball rolling. Ter ex.
ample, he finds that thepollceof Ucrlln
are trying te step the throwing of llewcrs
and petitions into his carriage, .mi
lits it be known that he has dlroeUd his
drivers te move slowly se that the
nuisanccmlght be increased.
' The foreign correspondent, with his
tireless enterprise, is manufacturing all
k'nds of danger out et the Puttkamer
resignation j nnd possibly its importance
has been greatly exaggerated, but it cer
tainly Is a notice te ..urope that the word
of Dlsmarck 13 no longer absolute in
Germany, nnd that the destinies of Ku
rope are really In the hands of the inva
lid but strong willed wearer of the pur
ple. The outlook is much mero peaceful
with l'rederick in control, nnd with ic
gard te the rcstef liurope matters Eeem
te be about as they were under the late
emperor. It may be said, as long as
Frederick lives, there will be peacc.
Wk have reoelvod the catalogue of Ural
nua colieo ut UollegovlUo, l'a., for tlie
current year. Tnore la a total el 102 stu
dents In this Nourishing lastltutlei),
JtriienTiiuiiMAX, Inapeaklng recently,
made the following remark, which my be
profitably read by all who propeso te t n
gage In political dlsouiBlen, or In nny dl dl dl
otiMlen, during the coming lieated tenn In
pelltlrs and the atmospliera It Is very
dllllcult fer'many If net most poeplo tocon tecon tocen
trol their lengum te a c-nlrc atAtoinent of
thblr opinions ; but It Ib an act which every evory overy
ono Hheuhl citiltlvate nsaldueimly i "My
IrlendR, 11 Is net my purpoae te say nny
Imrsli thing et our political op03enl. 'That
nover ha been my ntyle of speaklng. Kvcn
when I wan n very young man 1 might
Hay net n man nt all, for at tbe tluie of tny
tint Rtuinp upecch 1 was nothing but a boy
evon tlien 1 always ondeavorod te koep a
civil tongue In my neail. I always rocog recog roceg
nlzod the right of every may te de hi own
thinking, and If he would only think
honeally and be m tolerant et me hi I wan
te him thfirojreutd be no harsh words fall
from my lips In respect te him ; and se in
theoentosta or our own party It never has
been my habit te cuarrel with tliose who
did net think Justus 1 thought."
Tin: prcaldent ha approved the net for
the erection of a publle building at 1'. ter tor
ten , N. J., nnd that city will Boen le In tbe
throeH of tbe alto aterm that has been pio pie pio
clpltated horeabouts.
m
Tin: class of '88 et the University el l'enn.
aylvanla no doubt lmaglnea that It han dene
n very brilllnnt thlnp, but when thode col cel cel
leeo beya have knocked about In the world
n bit tbey will net be very proud of thelr
foeblo Hfttlre et profcHsera who had Incurred
tlielr 111 will. It Iflalleged that l'rofisser
Jlarker, nn eminent nnd pompous scleullat
of the University, se lar forget himself upon
ene occaHlen na te refer te the class bh a
droveof liegs from Western rcnnsylvanla.
Alter graduation, tlie moinbers of the claas
who hed charge of the publication of the
UnlverMiy Jleceril made sure et thelr
diplomas end llien Issued 1,500 oeplon of
that paper conlalnlngaBerlosol most Insult
ing oulcaturesof I'ofOHjer Jlarker in pre
cesa of evolution from a pig. I'rofesHora
JackHOii and MeKlrny alsocame In for epen
and conree ItiHUlL Nothing that tbe prefes
Hers may have Buld or dene could oxeu30
this child isli and malignant trick, l'ollaued
nnd willy crlllulain, no uiatter hew cutting,
would have been a fair methed of roveogc,
but II tliey could net command wit or ear.
can m ihey ml(.-lil bave been centent with n
KOntlemanly Mprosiilen of opinion. It Is
hard te miy which Is worthy of eoverca
consure, tbe proleseor who could into a
piggish IlltiHtratlen or the elais that could
try he hard te douervo It.
Tin: faculty of the Jclloisen medlciil col cel col
lego Imve decided te extern! tbe two years'
oeurso nt that Institution te tlirce yearn.
riiysleiniiH ought te be very carclully
tralned bolore they are thrust upon mi tin tin
Buspectlng world.
Tin: awcet Klrl Krnilunte cemes wllh the
June rosea and tbe honeysucklo.
Tm:iti: proiulseB te be n grent niectlng at
llaltlmore en July I, when Uie Domeoratlo
National i.ouyiiuel cIuIm meets In that clly.
The clubs of Ksnsnii will have astate meet
ing nt Tepukn en July -1 te orgaulze a atate
leagur. Dolecntes lrem clubs will also be
sent te the lttltlmoreconvontion. Thecluba
et Illinois will meet at HpringUeld, te day,
for organization, and will nppelnt a Htate
dolegutlen te visit llaltlmore with tlie rep
roeentatlvcH of the state. Michigan has a
very oeniplcto ornanlrallei), ever 100 clubs
having elgiiiilad tlielc Intention et seudhig
dolegatlena te llallimere, Nebraska llko llke llko
wise lias nn cxcellent orKanlzatlen, and will
have a large representation nt the conven
Hen. Ohie will have evor 100 dolegatoa te
the convention. The Arapahee nnd Gray Gray Gray
Btone clube, of Dauver, Colerado, have nl nl
ready Joined tbe loague and ulyullled thelr
Intention of tprcndlng club organlzitleu
threufth the nUte nnd ailjelnlnft territories.
West Virginia and Indiana bave been ad
initted, Hud pinmuongenoral organization
threnglicnt tliose Blatec. J''ljriUa has nl
ready licltd delrgalec, nnd will Bend
them te the couvintlen. Jn Toiiuchsce the
Democrats Hre taking thOBohemo under ad ad
vlsenicnt ami nre erganblng clubs. Lan
caster' delegation te this gathering has
been ehenii. All Judicatiens point te n
great uifetlni;.
It 1 perhapa net a jileaiant aubject for
Uhauncey M. Dapew and W. W. 1'iielpH te
p mder ever that overy sucoetxtiii ltejinbli ltejinbli
eiu candidate has been from the far West.
I'EItSONAL.
f' ItesB Kr.lZAllKTU Ul.K UI.AM)
has arrived tit her country home In Hei
land 1'ateiit, N. Y. Hhe will remain thore
during the Nuinmcr.
J. HAHitmeK OAiiniiTT'tt beiiy still ro re
malnN uuilicoarered boueatli tbe waters et
tbe Ohesaprake, allheugh f2,000 reward la
ettered for the satne.
Kkiiit Hen. Kdwaim) Keiikiit Kine.
Haiiman, Parliamentary tinder aecretary
for lrt-lauil and member of Parliament for
tbe lsle el Tbanet Division of Kent, died
it hla residence In Irelaud en Sunday.
Ciiaui.ks H. WisriKLii drepped dead
wbllsadilrettaini-aHuudav school at Wal Wal
cien, N. Y en Sunday. He waa a lawjer
et conslderablo iirominence, sorved two
lerms In Oenjjn.BH, and was ebalrman el tt e
"i e'k htate Dimiocratle convention Ju
lbe6,
lle t Itriiieinbsr Kveryililng
We mean 11 In in uiact literalism ; anfl, bet
ter tliin tte mero stutument, we can KUollie
name ana iiaeraes of thu aiicevunir et this
wendnrinl motliel. l'macacr. It 10a weula
louiciiibcrjeur sermon , doctor, 11 you euro
te loLellcct the nerdid dila el your proles-Bleii-uieohody
who would reiiewifcrrfwrj-fi(i7-wiltiorpirllcularsterror,A.I.oletio
Slfrtllh Ave.N.V.
' I'lra lllm Out."
Thli li a common remark when retiBhs and
ewdvs insult linblle decency by their un-
f,0'.',fjr W'l1,1!! ' ,a U"T'5 bere. Flre
Iteui with Jiurdeck mood JitUer: Yeu ran
de U. ler sal., by 11. 11 Cechruu. drnkvlii lj;
and 1SJ North iueen street, Lauiusur.
Heats Ibe World.
This 1 what H.C. Ueberman.a druKUt of
Jlurlun, Ohl', eayst JAemni' Jtelectrie Oil
beats the world held nine bottles ytsterday
anil te-day. One man cured el nore threat 01
tight years standlni;. Is splendid fHrrheumu.
ii.ui.'f Fer sale by II. 11. Cochran, draiesiit,
147 ana W North Uueea street, iJtncastcr:
HVKC1AL JfOTJOKir.
The Stun Who Tmlkn Mil cli.
We want te iny a word te yen who roake a
living wllh your longne. i oe certainly most
liRenclmr, utrenK velca te anm ypur 1U1
rneis. Dr. Thtmai' Xclectrlt Oil for ero
threat, cel (In and heannniw Ig nnoxeolleil.
Ute and Bdmlm. Fer aala by II. II. ueenran,
(iriiKlstIS7nnd l)ertn Quoennlroct, Inn Inn
caster. NeuiCfi at 1'iellt.
Therfl arn rniny neurtei of rtreflt tolheio
who are Ingenious nnd enUrprlHlntr. UurUeek
Jltoeil tliuert am a annrce of preilt lnevfiry
way. Thfy build up the health surely, apced
lly.anl eilectaally, which li taylnR a ureal
dal t'oriale by li. II. Cochran drWgtst, 197
and 1W Werth Qaoen itreet, l.ancatUir.
BUIUJU'B COUOll and Conmmptien Care
li sold by ui en a guarantee It euro Con
sumption. Beld by II. 11. Cochran, druggist,
Net. 1S7 and 1 North Queen St, Lancwtnr,
ra, (S)
rirst-Olass Insaranc.
Insure with Thomai' Ktltctrle Oil. It ts the
cheapest nnd bast method el Insurance we
knew of. Jly its use you are sure te escape
many srnvlens ache ami pains. I'ellcles are
olilatnalile at all dmgglitin the form of bot bet bot
tles at fl cents and II each, for sale by II. II.
Cochran, druggtat, 131 and in Neith (jueen
struct, lancaater.
trail a Ever.
I.otlle Heward write from Ilalfaln, N. Y.,
"My system became greatly debilitated
through arduous professional duties. BtilTurea
from uausen, atck headache, and biliousness.
Tried Jim deck JJloed Hitler i with the most
bennOclal clTuct. Am well as ever." for sle
by II. II. Cochran, drngglst, 13? and 131) North
Uueen street. Lancaster.
WAXAMAKKIVH.
raiLXDairati, Uenaay, June 11, lm
A budget of Silk news.
We theuglit a real Shantung
Pongee free lrem dust, at $5
the piece of 1 9 or 20 yards a
big drive. It is. But here's a
Shantung Pongee nearly as
geed at $4.
An importer wanted te close
his stock ; we took it in a lump.
Yeu are the gainer.
Ne dress stuff beats these
Pongees for cheapness, cool
ness, and geed wear combined.
Think of it ! only about 20
cents a yard for all silk !
Better qualities at $5, $6, $7,
and $8.
Real Canten Crepe has been
hard te get at reasonable prices.
We've get by that trouble.
White and cream :
27 Incheialflm
'.'I IncliOHnlfl M
2A Indies nl II
40 Inches at il&H.
They make stylish graduating
dresses.
The 24-inch all-silk Colored
Surahs at 7 a yard are the
wonder of the trade. Firm,
substantial goods, net flimsy
lining silks. Made in Pater
son, N. J., te sell for $1. The
chance that brought them our
way rubbed a quarter from the
price.
26 inch Black Surahs ; full
boiled, lustrous. It is an un
usual thing te get this width
and quality for 75c.
Before the Summer pees
India Silks el pretty designs
and choice colorings will be
hard te get. 75c and $1.
Black Mervci lieu x, 20
inches wide at 75c, same as was
heretofore $1. A chance let.
Clean, bright goods for these
who want te "wear only jet
black.
These at a glance. The Silk
section is full of just what
ought te be there.
West TrunieiH.
Dainty French Printed Flan
nels. First of the Flannel
family for forest, field or flood,
Haifa dozen grounds a-blaze
with stripes, 65c. Figures in a
score of color-plays, 50c.
Ceylon Flannel ; cotton-and-wool,
light and strong, no
shrinking, 371, 50, and 65c.
Nortbcnster cunlre.
S5-cent Weel I Ienrietta gees
down te 75 cents te-day. Our
largest line and best assortment
of colors :
'J miliOL'anlcs
'J c.inllniil,
'1 na ls
3 bmwus
1 nurilu
3 gebcilns
.t uweniu
. scniunta
Cheap at S5C ; what is it at
.N et IlieAet el contre.
75
25 cent Gingham for 15
cents. 32 inches wide. It's as
if we gave you 10 cents with
every yard. Small hairline
checks and stripes.
2VA and 31c Sateens 25c.
1 2jc Seersucker for 9c.
Scotch Surah Ginghams, 25c
from 40c. Scotch Check Ging
hams, 25c from 40. Scotch
Zephyr Ginghams, 37c from
50.
North cbI anfl uortheasl of contre.
The largest and best stock of
Misses' and Children's Dresses
we ever had. Stuffs right,
styles right, prices right.
UltiKbam Orusses, My up.
1 awn Ureta, 11 7&1111.
Klantuil lneshes, U5 up.
lle' Wash Urease. B7c up.
Chlldreu's Court, 11 7 up.
Heys' riannel Kilt Suits, i up.
Second lloer, thestuut street tide. TweuU.
vaters.
Bathing things for comfort in
the water or geed leeks en the
beach. Any desirable shape of
the most proper stuffs.
MIsbej' nnd Children's Klannel. f 2 up.
Ladles' I laiinel, i.'.Mup.
Jl en's llitliinc Trousers, II te l
.Men's liathluK Hhlrts, 1 10 .
Wen's Hunting Butts, tt te V.
lUthlUK Tltf hv, '11 uud S'Je.
Wen's first l'oer. Weuiun's soceud tlasr,
Chestnut street side.
At the head of Outing Shirts
this season is our fancy flannel,
in a dozen or mere combina
tions, at $1.50. Couldn't get
enough of them last season at
$2.50.
lieth ends of tbe store, mlddle entrance.
We have some mere of these
wonderful $3,75 Parasols. Ex
tra quality satin, extra quality
silk lining, fine Chantilly lace.
Cheslnuistiuetsldp, west of Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
L YHIVB HAIR V1GOB.
Dress ' the ' Hair
With Ayat's Hair Viger. Its cleanliness, ben.
nelal effect en the scalp, and lasting' pcrlume
commend It for universal tolletuse. It keeps
the hair soft and silken, preserve Its color,
prevents It from filling, anil, If the hair bss
beceme weak or thin, promote a new growth.
t "T restore the original color of my hair,
which had turned prematurely gray, 1 used
Aycr's luir Viger with entlre success. 1
cheerlnlly testify te the
EFFICACY
el this preparation."-!. I",
Alexandria, l,a,
H. Uavldten,
"I was lllletcdsemethree years with scalp
disease. My hair was billing out and what re
mained turned gray. I wss Induced te try
Ayer's Hair Viger, and In a few week the dl dl
easa in my scalp disappeared and my hair re
sumed lis original color." (Her.) B. M. alms,
r as ter U. . church, 8t. Jlcrnlce, Ind.
"A few years age 1 snlTarodtheentlraleas of
my hair from tbe effects of tetter I boped
that after a tlme nature wenld repair the lues,
bntl waited in vain. Many remedies were
suggested, none, howevor, with such proof
of merit as AVer's Hair Viger, and 1 began te
use it. The remit was all that I could barn
desired. A growth of hair seen cime eat all
ever my bead, and grew te be as soft and
heavy as I ever hart, and of a natural color and
flrmly set."-J. II 1'ratt, Bpofferd, Texas.
Ayer's Hair Viger
rRirAMD BT
Dr. J. O. Ayer cfc Ce., Lewoll, Mass.
Pnta by Druggists ana Terf timers.
InnclltelB
A VEB'S HAIK VIUOK.
. VOUfULa AT
it. n coon uan's tmue steuk.
Ne. 1S7 A U'.t North queen St., Lancaster, l'a.
anrl 'iindA w
pAKKKK'H HAIK I1AL8AM.
Fnrkcr'H Hnir Balsam
Cleanses and beautifies tlie hair l'rn
rrmtusn Luxuriant Urewth. Nefor Kullste
iiesieru uray imr 10 Its Yetilhlul Celer,
dims Scold. DIsouses anil lialr railing. We.
hi OrugKlsts.
ri.UKKSTINiTcOI.OUNK.
Tlie Most rrnftrant ana Linttnir et I'or I'er I'or
fumes. V5c. OniKHlsts. ect31.einOjlJtThA.nr
VUMMKK UOODS.
"TlDINUHADDLEy,
K. laberbush & Sen.
SUMMER GOODS !
LAP BLANKETS
I'UUHMP. TO H0.
lieitsi: siikixs,
FLY MXS,
EAK TIP,",
HASKIIAMj ANOTKNNI3 IIKI.T8.
l.ndles' rine Worsted Holts In lllue ana
While.
Ulmmels, SpengO", Weel nnd Koather Diib Diib
teri. M. Haljerbusli & Sen's
SAI)I)LK, HAUNESH,
-AND-
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Oontre Square,
I.ANOABTICU. PA.
JIA II 1' VAJi H I A uxa.
TLINN A 13KKNBMAN,
100
Different Patterns
-or-
BABY CARRIAGES
-AT-
FL1NN & BRENEMAN.
"Alaska" Refrigerators
IIAVK NO.KQUAb.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. lea North Qttoeu Btrcet,
I.AN(1ANTH PA.
AtiVUA l.T Jil.OUKS.
A HIMIAI.T I'AVINO Ul.OCK.
Asphalt Bleck Ce..
Oillce-fl Chestnut St,, l'hlla . l'a,
Werks-llrldgeptirt, ra , A Camden, N. J.
MANUl'AC'TUltKUSOr
Standard Asphalt Paving Blocks
Pl.K8tx5xll AM) ixiixlt
In gcneniltue forBtreutimvleg.slduwsllis.Kar
den paths, mill yards and driveways, HiuiJrs.
celttis. vuts and sua walls. AdvantaKes:
nlsless, dusUess, strictly sanitary, nractl
callylndAstrucllblu una cheap. ."
rer prices aud further iulormatlen addresst
R. S, OSTBR & BRO.,
Agents Lancaster Ca. Kl North Prince St .
Lancaster, Pa. uil-tiuid
COAL,
TDVUMUAUUNKK'H OOMl'ANY,
COAL DEALERS.
oritiBt-Ne. l'fi) North QueenStreet, and Ne,
UA Nerm Prtnc slraeL
Vibiw: North Prtnen Btreet, near Heading
uci'vu
I.ANrtSTll. P
B."
MAJtTlN.
Whelesalnaiut Kctull Poalerlnall kinds of
I.U.MIiKIt AM) LI) Al,.
" Varu-Ne. 4A) North Water and Prlne
uln-iitH. Hlmvii i.Hineii l.anraster nS-lyd
ANU L.KKN' OU I'Kl'IX A VKHY COM COM
pllearttvel Heds, Urass and Mcael
Keels, lk and l.lnen 1 Ines, Hud MnuntlDK".
bUHlled lleiWs, KJeaU, ArUnclal rues and
ethtrsuppltts at
UUIILKY'S DltUO BTOKK.
sawest King sutet.
hoots and aitenn.
IOOTH AND 8H0K3.
D. P.STACKHOUSE.
SEASONABLE!
SHOES
-A5U-
SLIPPERS.
Prudent buyers will consult their own In
terest by fliamtng the many bargains In sea
sonable flbees and llllppers that weaivnew
able te effer, which we nave secured at a very
low price. As we are able te sell tbein at prices
never before heard of, It will pay you tn call
early aa possible, fur ihey mustbeaeld.
D. P. STACKHOUSB,
A3 & 80 HAET KINO, BT.,
LANCASTKK, PA. aMlyfliw
JTKW HIIOK BTOIIE.
Summer Eoet Weari
everything drslrable In low cut shoes, Ox
ford ties ana slipper In great variety ler la
dles, misses and children.
ladles' rrench kid, hsnd-turn Oxtenl ties
In common sense nna opera tees, very light
and easy te the feet.
A very stylish low shoe for ladlep Is enr nat
ent leather foxed Ox ford lle with l.een AV or
loathe r heel ; we also have the plain tee and
tip Oxford wltb the same stylish heels.
A neat and geed wearing Oxford tie for la
dles, plain tnu or Up, at SUM ana ll.S.V
Hllppers In all htyles. An operu slipper
wllh common srnse tee and heel, patent
leatherllppirs, opera tee slippers with high
and low heels; also n f nil line of beaded vamp
Uppers.
irnr misses' wraraflne DnnROla Oxford tle
In bnel and spring heel t the same sheu In
patent leather.
irr r children Oxford and sailor lies.
The Uenltiurn tin fnrKfnlietnen In Knngaroe
Is ss neat, cotnfnrtable a shoe as can be worn
In warm weather.
Uonr-ela Oxfords forsentlemon In nolnted
tcennu tip, also In plain bread tee.
our lineel 12.bOandt.100 calf shoes fermnn
with 1 11100U1 Inner sole cannot be excelled ler
the prloe.
A. swTlkey,
"(New, Cash Shoe rtere)
iYe. U North Queen ytreet.
LANCASTKIl.l'A.
marKSmd
F
Rliy.t KUKBHT,
HOW TO SAVE
rneM
25 te 50 Per Cent.
WK IIAVK HOUCIHT
WITMKIt IIHSS' KNTIIttC HTOCK OP
IIOOTSANDUIIOKS.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE !
And net bating room for thorn In our
KASTKlNUHl'UKKTalOKK, we resolved te
open a llranch StcroatNe iMtVostKtngslreet,
where we must sell them oft In a Few Weeks,
(as wm cannot Kent the store longer than J nly
ist,) te ue se we win posiuyeiy sen mom
At and Belew Cost.
Arrenp the stock nre seme of the best niakns
We will positively save you from 23 te 50 jer
cent, en all the goods bought at this store.
lnUnt's Pebble uud Kid Hiilton Shoes, '&
Child's Kid Spring Heel Shoes, 4 te b's, We.
Child's Kid and I'ebbln Spring lleel Blieea,
regular price 79c nnd Mr, Me.
Old Ladtea' Late ahoes, UegulQr Prlce 1 2S
and It. te, l 00.
Chlld'H and Mlp' (train Lace Shoes, regu
lar prlcu 11 )c and 1100,50 J.
All kinds of lll'suj' Slioes, Heels and Spring
Heels, regular prlcts ll.'Jt, ll.3. f I 60, II I.) und
ll.iMlleand ti:u.
Special Inducements.
As we have a large let et IX, 3 nnd 3X we
offer Special llurgalns te Ladles who can weur
these alie'.
Ladles' (llove Kid Tep nnd Pcbble Shoes,
1: regtilar price, liue.
Ladles' I re Shes ler 1150:13.00 Shoes for
KSAnnd II 60 j 1 1 Nl Shoes ler li5D s 11.00 Shoes
fertUUi iuu and 15 25 shoes ter M no.
Space tallsuslotuuntlen prlregnf our Uen's
Shoes, but we will sell thesu Just as cheap as
the abeve niontlenod prices.
Call In te see thu Uoeds whether you Intend
te purchase or net, we will conslder It NO
TllOUULK te show the goods at these prlces.
The One-I'rice Cash Houae,
The Leaders el Lew Prlces In
Beets & Shoes.
Ilit.VNUlI STOKK NO. 29 WEHT ICINQ
SiTKKKT,
( Scit Doer te Hager's Store )
ilAlS STOUK:
NO. 3 EAST KINO BTRHBT, LA.N
OABTER, PA.
SVNOTH1K As we must prxiltlvely vacate
this room July 1, wu lll keep this Stere open
every everilnt. uriMma
JIAMHx Kit WIMPS
B
ANDANN.V HANDICRltCHIKrH.
(sKT YOU It
Bandanna Handkerchiefs
3,- 5 and 10 Cents,
AT-
ERISMAN'8,
,U. V W'KS'l KlXO:ST.
-Nct Dror te Savier's Photograph (lal
lery. CM HUIAUHH.
QTANDAUI) WOKK.
EDW.EDGERLEY
CAHKIAUU UUIl.DElt,
NOS. 40,11, 41.15 M AUK ET STUKKT, Uear Ol
1'Oolelllco, Luncoster, Pa,
I have In Stock and
Vurletvet the fellow tin
and Itulld te Order Krery
Dtiig styles: Coupe, bug
irrlages, Victorias, Business
elee. Cabrleluta. Currlaue
Wagons. "T" Carts, ilcCall Wagons. SurHes,
Mirket wagons, I'haiiens, Kiptess Wagons.
1 employ the U'st Mueh-knlcs, and have lacll lacll
Itles te build cern-cUy tny style of Cantuge
desired. 1 he guallty. Style and finish ei my
work mekes It decidedly the Cheapest In the
market,
aa-WrUHAVKtllK UKSTANDCllKAPKST
CAUT IN 11IK MAUKlSr.
MUMVAL.
OUl'EHlOH (JUAUIY
MUSICAL BOXES,
1IKNKY HAUTSCIUASONB,
Ne. law Chestnut Street, . PhllailMphla.
Rxamlnatlnn will prove enr lnslmmunts
far supurlorie any ether make, net spmklng
el the worthless trash that abounds In the
maiket. soeu being nt mere annoyaneo than
pleesuru te their ewnurs. Old and Imtior Imtier Imtior
fectly made Music boxes carelully repaired
by eziieriunre.1 Hnrkiuenlrem the uianufac uianufac
lery lu Switzerland. Corrcspeudunce solicited.
Send stamp ter cul.legue uud price 1UL
nnmU-tydAw
KtT U K1SI1K1L. OKNTIHT.
" l'I!
'articular attention ulvun tn rtlllnc
and preiervlng the natural tuuth. 1 have all
the latent luipruviiiueiiU for detug nice serk
at a very ruoienablo cefct. Having years nl ex
perlence In thu large cities 1 am sure te giva
the best et satisfaction and save you tuenev.
tst artificial teeth only seu per seL '
marin-lyd We. tHNOMU fjUIlCN BT.
m d
ECKERT,
ORoeKKimn. v
piAHHARD'8 MILD CURED
UAH
V AnfUrntAKrAajTllACOW,
Uneenaled for Unaarnraa'anil STitllMM of
flavor. We guarantee that there 1 nothing te
equal them In quality In this market. 1 Inn
sands of the best f amities are new using them.
They give universal satisfaction. Try them
miuvuii yuiir Deigaunrs-
mm- ifiiea ueei a
1'rlce reasonable.
' Oiled Ueet and Itolegna nicely chipped.
UKOKUK WIANT.
, T BUJrtMK'H,
POTA1 OE3 t POTATOES I
Wohwnaletof PeUtCesat 4fc abnsbelwa
think cheap 1 cost mera money, but must be
turner Karly licse, geed, at ac , and reer.
lesiat;oe,
CANNED (JOODa I
Fell's Cern at 7Kc a can. or retl's Tomatoes
at three cans ler 1 Be 1 or String Ileans at three
cans ter riot or Pared Canned reaches at 16c
a can is very cneap.
tin I'tnnAit t '..titTtAW
Drep, Pari or
Prlds of Maine at no a tan.
TIIUCKIVS 80UPP
Chlckun, stock Turtle.
-Tomate, Ox Tall,
fiURSK'S,
NO. 17 ABT KINQ STREET,
LlNCASTIB.l'A.
TfOKOllTHK UIOYOIiK KAOKS I
W. A. REIST & CO.,
GROCERS.
We have rocelvcd a rresb Let of Petted
flame, 11am, Honed Turkey, Duck, Chicken
and Tongue They are Illcbardsen ' Kob Keb
blns', and are considered tbe best In the mar
ket. Alse Cresse Illackwell's Uleater Paste
In Decorated Jars, Itusslsn Caviar and Currle
Pendcr-PIUNIU ai'KUtALTlES.
GIVEN AWAY.
We are obliged te Lantz, tires. A Ce. for tbe
Seap they semi us, with '.fall Instructions te
give toeach and every grown person calling
at enr store.
DISTUIUUTION ALL DAY TO-MOEKOW
BATUUDAV, JUNKtl.
W. A. Reist & Ce:,
UltOCKK9,
East King nutl DukeSis.
Cor,
B
IKEWOKKS.
Reist !
HKKE WE AUK,
A Carload of Eiiwerks!
PIVKIIIU WINDOWS PULL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Don't buy until yen see our
Immense Stock I
We have no agents en tbe read, nna want te
save you seme money by having you come ai
rect te us. Dia it evor occur te veu that an
agent's oxpense ami salary add fully n te 20
y er cent, te the cost price et goods l ltesldes,
you can get a better ldta et geed) you may
want by seeing them.
TAKK A LOOK AT OUU WINDOWS I
UKTOUUPUtCKSI KXAMtNK OUU STOCK
REMEMBER,
Tbcre are new goods nnd no old sleck carried
ever, it Is enr first year In rirewerks,and we
mean te touch bottom en prices. Mali orders
wilt receive prompt attention und always
llllcdatlewcdt prices.
We Will Give Away
TO-MOUllOW MATUHDAY) EVE, Commcne
trig a 7 o'clock,
MORE FANS!
1,000
Te all who will ask for them.
.rarcall and see cur lmmcnce stcck of tire
cones,
Reist, Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. King antlFrlnce SO.,
LANCASTKK, PA.
G
IV EN AWAY I
GIVEN AWAY!
Seap! Seap! Seap!
Tc-morrow, Saturday, June J,
Will beanetherglfiday at
S. Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere,
12 and 11 SOUTH (JUEKXST.
Call and nurchaan snmn nf 1'eas nnd Cnf.
fees and get eneu h Seap te de you ler w eeks te
uiiiiu ,i usi iniriK ei receiving ion iiui waxes
of Boap from our regular stock with one (1)
pound et Clarke's cue Tea. or 6 Cakes wlthX
pound, and 6 Cakes with ene pound of our
best Cotlue,
Clarke's Prices Talk I
2 Cans Cern and ene S 8 Can Peaches for !St .
1 its Hates and 2 Bs Prunes ler Xc.
: tt.s Heed Ulce nnd 2 lis Crackers for 2'c
5 lis larch and 6 Cakes Boap ler c.
1 tt. 45e t'earhes ter 25e.
2 lloltles Mixed or Plain Plckles, 23c
P. -Hear In mind we have made arrange.
menu ti handle the Yerk County Btruwbur.
rtes, and win have a flue let en Saturday,
which will be sold very reasonable and think
It win pay you te cill and examine these rine
bcrrles.
S1IUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AN1 11KTAIL TKA ANUCOK.
PKK STOUK,
13 and 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
-TKLKP110NK-e
J'JIOPOSA l.H
PROPOSALS FOIt HEWKKS.
Stated proposals will be received by the
PI teet Committee up tn Monday evening, J une
18. !', at 7 o'clock, ler the construction et two
sewers, te wit :
for the building et a three feet brick sewer
about l,f teet In length, beulnnlnir at a point
en North Duke itrvitt, ltti et south of James
street, and extending northward ulemraald
Duke street te connect with the Clay street
Kewer. Alse for the liulldlni; of a two-loot
brick sewer about 4-! feet In length en North
tjuietistrtet, beginning at Penn bquare and
extending northward along said North Uueen
slreM te connect with sewer en Orange street.
All bids mint be accompanied wltb theslg.
natures of two or mere lespemlblu parties
willing te become secuilty. Alse with u cent
tied check te the amount et lu per cent, of tbe
bid, which wlllbelurlelted te the city Incase
et failure te accept tbe ceutract If awatded.
The committee reserve tbe ilnht te reject
any or oil bids.
Plans aud specifications can beseenatthtt
rtllcu of S. O. elaymakur, city a nglueer, at hU
ctllceat tbe station beuse.
Proposals te be addrtwsed te " Street Cem.
mllten" ter "Construction et gewers," and
deitesltfd InSlroetceinntUi'o teial theofflte
of Uee. W.I'Inkerton.AldeimaUaNe.aiO North
yueeustrtet. by elder et
BIKKST COMUITTKE.
Gxe, W, PiKiKTey, Clerk. JuneJ.Sill
DRY UOODS.
AT
GlVLER'S NEW SrORE.
Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
XktUUOlDKKIKs.LACKi.KUCIimflB, BIB-
HOIIH, BUTTONS,
COBRKT8, OLOVB, IIOSI1RT.
UAI.UUH1QAN AND 8AUZ1 UMDXK-
SILK UMBRELLAS
, -AMD
PARASOLS.
J0H1T S. &IVLER.
Nqs. 6 & 8 North Queen St,
,, .liANOABTMB, PA.
"TjtRHOT 1'KOM TUK 1MPOKTBR.
BELGIAN RATrAN
DOOR MATS.
i-lN A YAKUTY OP 8IZE8 AND
PAITERNS TO SELECT
FflOM. .
25 Cents te $ 1 .00 Each,
rine Line of Nottingham Lace Curtains
at Trices from 65c te $1.50.
Raw Silk and Jute Furniture Coverings
and Table Cletbs at Trices hereto
fore unknown.
Sixty-six Inch Furniture Linens at a
little ever half of last season's price.
Stain Linens In Different Widths at Lew
l'r'ces.
63" Any of the Above Goods at Less than
Philadelphia Trices.
Ne. 25 East King St.
LANCAVTKll, PA
inarlMvd&w
E
XTKAORniNAKY 11AKQAINS
AT TUK-
New Yerk Stere.
We bave been successful In closing the ba' ba'
anceef an importer's stock et
ALL-SILK SATIN UUAUAMA9,
Thenght very cheap this spring at 75c a yard.
We new effer the bist staple colors at&jea
yard ; they are new being rotalled at t-Se.
Note the New Pilce, Sc.
PlllNTEU SATKKNS
Are mero popular than evor. We are dally
making additions te enr exteuatve line el
I'KKNCII 8ATKKN.
Kxtremcly Interesting te Intending par.
chasers.
AMKB1CAN SATKKNS
Rivaling In style and colorings the finest
French designs, superior quality, 12fc a yard.
WASH OUKB3 OOOOS
Cotrelna variety of fabrics. Chief among
them uru
TOIL DUNOKI13,
UKKUSUCKKUS,
COLOKKI) UUSSS GINQUAMS,
BCOTCI1 7.KP11YUS,
In Single and Deuble Checks, Pin tn Dread
Stripes, and posstble combinations of washa
ble combinations.
PU1NTKD WASU CUALLIKS
Are exact copies nf the Imported, nnd make
a pretty, cool summer dress ter very little
money. New Importation of
CASUMKBK SCAltrS
In all c Mere, attxe, 75c, S-'c, fioetou.oxach'
ULICICCABIIMUUK riCIlUS,
llraldedand Fmbteldetel In Silk, II ', fittl
11.60 te JAW it act.
WATT &SH AND
O. 8 cfc 10 EAST KltiQ ST.
rOH HA LB OH RUNT.
RESIDKNOK ON THK EAST HIDE
of Uuke street, between Orunga and
Chestnut, for rent. Inquire of
A.J.STKINMAN,
Uil2-etd At this Oltlea.
HOUSES KOK HALE ON THE MOST
liberal terms, en Wen Chestnut, Wal
nut, L'tmen, Wary, Pine und charlotte streets.
AijilMmd SOJ NOllTII II AKY 8TUIKT.
TJ10H KKNT-FKOM APKH. 1, 1888,
J2 forene or a term of years, tbe Btiasburg
ltaiirni,.!. with itoel and Lumber Yard. Wilt.
house, I,ocemollve and Cars ; all In geed and
running order. The lease of this valuable
property prrsenu a rare opportunity te any
party desiring te engage tn a pleasant, well
established and predtuble business, rer con
ditions, rent orether information apply In
1 HOB. or 1IKNKV 1IAUMOAUUNKU,
m6-tfd Lancaster City, Pa.
POSITIVK IH'BLIO HMiE OF VAL
UAULK OITY KKBIIIKNCK.
On TuritSDlT, Jchk 14,
Attbn Leepard hotel, one et the Oreenstere
Prent Houses en North Duke street, b leg the
Mb heusi nortbef New streer, Hal', Breems
and bath room, bard weed rliilsh, all in deni
conveniences, and ene nf tbe nr.eit modem
heuses In the city. Let, 23 by 24) teet.
ft wa of the purchase money may lemaln If
desired.
Bute te coinmecce at S p. m Fer particulars
apply te ALLAN A. lixitu,
AgnntferW M. UcClure.lejAastKlngEt.
AvecsTrs KiiMzaL, Aucu Juneaudeed
WEIKEIVH FAHHIONAHLE'MIL..
llneryand Trimming Stere, Ne.M North
Queen Btreet, contains all the Newest and
Latest Novelties et the season. 1'rloe. rea
sonable, call and see our new Uoeds.
aprt. tld
The People's Cash Stere
4
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