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k " ..-.- .-riiTairgsa rulil1hT all the
- iZegTaphlfl new of the Untied rrea tip te
fUKl-TM Dally Bdttlen of Tn timix
t. - . u aaitrered Dv auileTi In the city
- m inrrennding towns tot 10c. per week I
i. Mr MkU. K.oe year ; fioe ler iix menuu
n. ler three month t We. mi month.
(nWBnxT lmiuiincn (Dounle Sheet)
, wet rages, only Lte per annum, in aa-
vaeH
Jtbterlben wishing their addre changed
Kustaloe lUte whero the paper U bow ter
warded.; AftrerUMmenU from 10 te 96 cu.per line
aek Insertion, according te location.
TUB 1NTKLL1GKN0KU,
Lancaster, ra
-Telephone Connection
Filler's FltDMi.
The Itepubllcans of renusTlmnia arc
invited by their maaageia te feel nn
nthiniiuMe admiration for the lltnesa of
t5 i i - (.llnilelulila. In 1A
Stv MM.JOT r 1Mi " """'"i i --
&-' pWMdtnt Ol we unitu eutwa. xukj
way have some trouble In doing it, be-
iSf. nltflUftni nf Mr. "Fitlpr for thti high
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office. lie doubtless lias deservedly n
local esteem ; we believe he makes a geed
chief magistrate, lie may make a geed
president, lie has made a geed rope
maker and has been a successful
seerchant. lie has net been n failure in
any place that he has been called te fill,
-which may afford te his warm friends a
gratifying assurance that he will net be
a failure as president. In the country at
large, where Fitter is less known, tliere
will naturally be greater doubt as te Ids
'fitness and less enthusiasm for his
candidacy than in Philadelphia ; but ns
he is hardly expected te cotne before the
country at large, It will sullice If the lta
publican delegation from l'ennsylvnuin
te Chicago is satisfied that he is n geed
enough candidate for their present
emergency, In which they II ml that they
have no one upon whom they can
unite. They need one lennslva
nia without a candidate at a Ke-
publican convention
a very novel plight ; a
would be iu
stale which is
the head centre of Itepublican manipula
tion and the wheel herse of the party
machine, must present n steady mid
united front in conventions.
Presidential timber Is somewhat scarce
la the Itepublican parly In Pennsylvania.
Neither senator Is n very prosentable
tick ; and Governer Ueaver is quite tee
much of a stick. Mr. Tiller is about as
geed stuff as they have, especially since
Mr. Guilds denies himself te the wooing
cembrace of the politicians. Mr. Pltler is
net se handseme as Mr. Childs, perhaps,
and the girls are net as fend of him, and
be does net give away China cups ; but
neither does he give away railroad fran
chises te impudent and Importunate peo
ple who de net want te make an adequate
return for the gift; and altogether heis
quite a stlffnecked and sturdy servant of
the people. We are only sorry that he is
wanted simply te serve n purpese of his
party machine; for he would probably
be a better candidate than the ene it
nominates.
Pension Legislation.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, in com
menting upon the S0,00(),000 pension bill
just signed by the president, and the
300,000,000 under discussion in Congress,
Bays that with gigantic river and harbor
appropriations and pension arrears bills,
there will be no need of any reductions
In Tevenue duties or internal taxes be
cause there will seen be n deficiency in
stead et a surplus. The Inqulnr tlitn
proceeds te argue that with such evi
dences of prodigality and unwlse legisla
tien and reckless expenditures ttmltr
Democratic rule "the peeple will net be
willing te retain that parly in iKiwer."
This la a frank admission that 'all the
great dangers of n national surplus are
real and liave net been exaggerated ene
shade by the Democratic party. Of
course the assertion that that party 1m
responsible for prodigality, unwlse legis
lation and reckless expenditure is un
worthy of attention. Jlut tbese faults
could net even be complained of it there
Was net a great surplus demanding caie
and offering temptation te scheming pel-
Ulclans of all parties.
It is net long slnce this ;ame journal
was attacking the president for his vetoes
of pension bills and new It is stai tied and
alarmed because he has signed a bill passed
by a Republican Senate giving a-great
aum for pensions. Had it be-n vetoed,
tbeie would have been a great hue and
cry ever the injustice of the Democracy
te the veterans of the war. The new bill
appears extravagant te the Republicans
because ithasDemocratlcsuppeit. Thev
bad posed be long as the friends of the
soldier that any pension bill, however
extravagant, seemed sure of favor with
them. 15ut ns seen as Iho J)emecrata
bow readiness te remember the soldier,
they are struck with the reckless extavra-
a it..
guice 01 mu measures. The sureu euro
for reckless extravagance en the part of
an individual is curtailment or income
and that is what the Democratic party
proposes and the Republican party op.
poses.
Xe -Need of Disquietude.
The Republicans in the llouse seem te
have resolved te prevent a final vote en
the tariff measure at this session, and
propose that the parties shall enter into
the election without defining their posi
tions by a vote en the pending bill. This
la a natural course for a party te pursue,
whose representatives are net united
upon their policy. There Ib some difference
In the Democratic party upon the Ijsue,
bat that existing In the llepubllcan party
la much greater. "We note that evPn
& that bold free-trader, Watterson, is able
g., te correctly construe the Democratic
f- poiltlen en the tariff, conceding that it is
IS, l aet a position for free trade, but simply
p ui U itxiuuuuu ui uuuea ve relieve a
x& platheric treasury, and doing no inlurv
J& te manufacturing industries that are new
: protected.
3jv Mr. Watterson is a free trader In the
, ang'.ract, and expects free t nvle te be the
4 v policy of the country semetime in the
ife future, but he concedes that It will net
,, oems until it becomes the demand of the
;M Manufacturer. We confess surprise that
& onete rasli In expression, and be het in
-ibJ ntlmeat as Mr. Watterson, would con-
; (i em mis conuuten of the tariff ijuestieii,
' ln and true as it is. If theoretical free
&toadri,et which he stands as a leader.
-.1 ,--"iBuiwm practice, tue business
wwauatty need net be greatly troubled
ttbs
roUUclan'saglUtien of the tariff
teue.
wuen an sides declare that they
net harm a home, inriuet .,,,
'u ..1 1 ..
, VWVUJU UUk
p ttsU free trade can only come wi,e tuB
home manufacturers want it, certainly
there is no need for business disquietude
ever the outcome from the tariff legis
latien.
The Tramp Mutsanrc.
We invite the attention of the city au
thorities te the tramp nuisance. It
seems te us that the polleo could be mere
einclent In its suppression. The ferce is
net very great, it is tme, ana cannot, ue
everywhere at once, but it certainly
should get ever the city often enough te
prevent Iho camping down of beggars en
the sidewalk for hours at a time. Last
evenlcg en the corner of Shlppen and
Orange streets, a tramp reescd upon his
bag en the sidewalk for several hours be
fore a policeman could be found te re
move him.
And we suggest te our householders
that they can and should de their part
towards a suppression of the nuisance by
sending te the station honse for a police
man whenever a tramp comes te their
doers begging. Such a course is de
manded in the interest of public order.
Thcse men should net be supported in
idleness. They are nearly always able te
work ; and they are generally an Impu
dent and bad let. Yesterday when ene
of them was offered buttered bread, he
asked "Haven't you something waim?"
and walked away, refusing the bread.
We hear of another ene who complained
of the butler and said he would bring the
family n hulf pound the next tlme he
came around.
Charity is very geed, but Ill-advised
charity is an evil ; glf Is le the undeserv
ing ureal wajs wrong ; and tramps are a
very unworthy class.
(lev. llli.t,, of New Yerk, liax Hlgnnd the
bill making tne Friday after the II rat of
May Arber day In the Hlale. Thin law
ronken It n duly of the nuthorltlea of every
pubtle aalioel In the Htate " te nasomble the
solielarn in llielr rharge en that day. In the
Reboot building or olsewlioro," and held
" audi oxerclsea bh almll tend te onceursgo
the planting, proteotlon and proeervatlon of
trec'MBiid HlirulmatiJ nn acquaintances with
the beat methods tn be adopted te ncoenv
pllah audi results."
That voleran Deinecral, Itlelmril Vanx,
of I'lillmlnlpliln, lias publlahed n pntnphlet
en 1'0(1t1 taxation, larllt ana rorenue re ro re
ferm. Ju It liomake these aeunJ obser
vatlens: "Tim tarlil laws must be rofertned
en a Just, liencst and fair baslr, The
moneollt and the trusts must gl ve up ttielr
extortions. The publle rovenuo tnuat be
adjusted te meet the demanda of the publle
deblN. Fer these a tax en itu perta la abo abe
lntety nocettmry, Tlie neoeasarloit of the
msHsea naiHt be made te bear the loastef the
bare, even If tbe groed el classes In do de do
streyod," Tut: Ilarrlabtirg papen print tbe follow
ing In tlie repnrtH of court proceedings :
Albert Mlller Idssed his llanoeo In the
Htreet nnd bbe revnlted. Mlller etated that
he bad ropeAtodly klaied (he young lady
In bar parlor and did net think alie would
object te the osculation en tbe atreet. Tlie
court lnlormed tlie defendant that In law
thore was a material dllleronce botween
kissing n young lady In lier parlor nnd
kissing her en ihe htroet, and be said lie
would Klve lit hi two inentba In J nil te learn
Just what the dllleronce wa?.
Tbe wisdom of the court la profound.
Mew If tbe young man had kuelt down en
n muddy Rpet In the btrcet and apolled Ida
roputntlen for asulty and best treusers In n
publle ropetltlon of nousenso te which his
Unnree did net; objeot In private, the court
might have allowed him te accept a mitten
Ireiu lier without further punishment.
TiiiilN'riir.i.inicNOKit was net fnvornble
te the ffoe text book schome In this city,
but It (Iech net Hhut Its oyea te the ohoap ehoap oheap
noHH of tlie HyHtem, bucIi hi Ib Hliewn Iu tl.e
following lieiu lloaten. Under the irie
text bonk law nil books nre leanod and the
alallnnery supplied free at ntt nveniRO
annual lncreaied cost eftUO.OOO te the tax
payer nnd it Having et about 00,000 te the
parenlK At leant nue wcek each year Is
new s.ivetl, bh tliere la no delay from care caro
less pnrnntH, nheln former years ueglecled
In furnish ihe chlldrmi with hoeka. The
boeka Inst are ksa than ene third of ene
per cunt.
Tin: lliriiilnuhatii, AlabntiiR, Aye, netua
that t'aMilcr l.ltin, cit the J'lrnt National
bank, nmile Ciloiiel Jehn It. HrHldlonprep.
osltlen nf tli'i.OOO cash (or the let, lOOxlOO.en
Iho Heutliweit corner of First avonue and
Twentieth HtrceU Hewling, rabid antl
Seuthcru Hliceta, like the New J.rn, should
reason n Utile with themBelvca nn te
whether thelr own tewna can Illustrate this
gradn of real cstale valup. The Houthein
xieple are melng en In the rnce of pre.
grcai, unmliidful el thokhrlekaof Itepub
lican editorial meters who nre mlghller
with their pens than with thelr swords.
I'EnauNAL.
J i iin A. Ciianih.ku has been Dranted n
IIohiihe tn marry MIsh Amelln Kltt, the
BiiuiurtHM, mi v uHrieuuaviue, a.
Jehn Wanamakku ,s ptirohaHe of the
IHisliitrt-Pel lliHHi, llunbrlKht iV. Ua In l'hll
Bdelplitn, Iiiih bticu coullrmed by the or
phan's court.
Indian Commishienuh Atkins will te-
uay loiiuer Ills reslKiiullnn, te take cllitct at
the pleaKiire et the proshlent, and will leave
for his home lu l'arls, Tur.nosaeo, te outer
upon an aollve canvass for oleotlou te the
unlletl ntatcH Nenate.
Tut itM.vNsayt-: "My raoe Is longllved.
My iHther died when he wns nbeut my
bro, but tilt el his ten brothers mid sisters
lived te be much eldor peeple. My grand grand
futher llveil te be very old. Indeed, It Ieuk
bke became n family saying that It n Thtir
man NiirvUed his Hoveutleth birthday you
had te Knock him lu tlie head te get up a
funeral. He would never dla"
UMi'iimiit I'iii:iii:itu'i; is much worse.
The local diseana has reauheil the mouth el
the uullet, and the wall and cartilages
botween the latter and the windpipe nre
psrlly doatreyed, or at least atlected. The
worst sy in pteuis new are hU dislike te take
feed nnd his disposition te nausea. The
empernr's patlencels admirable. Happily
he does net knew his danger and feels no
pain.
hi oil Ian, leias anil ,
When the bill te ro-create the grade of
general tif the army was railed up In the
Heuse, Mr. Kllgore, efTexas, was the most
perslsteut objector te Its consideration, and
there seomed te be ue posslble chance le In
duce him te withdraw his objection. Heme
headstrong members tried te bulldoze Mr,
Kllgere, and this only made him the mere
persistent. When ethors had trled tomevo
the Texan by threats and pleadings without
success Hoprcaenutlve McDonald, of Min
nesota, a warm (rieud of Kllgore'a under
took the task.
"Kl!gere,"sald McDonald, " I under
stand your opposition, it is net manly. and
1 am mirprined at jeu."
" What de you mean V inquired KI1 KI1 KI1
gore. " I mean that you ought net tonllew that
remark of (ioueral.Slioridan'a te rankle lu
your iHwim. it was deubllcs uttured after
HlnQe Iudiuu eaiuiutlgii, and belore your
state had grown te Its present proportions."
" 1 am still la the dark," said Kllgore,
"and would likoyeu te explain yourself."
" I mean that lleneral Hluirldan onee fald
that 11 he owned hell and Texas he would
rent out Texas nnd Iho In hell. New that
was rough cm Texas, but 1 am euro he
would chHiige his views it he could visit
you new."
Kllgore Jaughed heartily and remarked
" Well, I'll ohauge my views aud withdraw
my objtcten." He did se, and the bill
possed.
Watte Ne Time
in vain attempts te eradicate blemlshes of the
loot, but buyaO.ODONTat once and apply
llvlKoreusly. Neverlear that it KUIhurtUie
enamel of your teeth llke aenttiilccs you may
hive used. On the contrary It will keep the
tcelh Intact, render thorn bright, and pnrpetu.
ate or restore the health of Ue mouth's In.
torler. Kctard decay nnd stay time' detacln
nngcr with it Jnvenallng, pleasant ana whole whele whole
lemo B07.0D0NT.
' ai'KVlAhNOTlUKH.
A Cloeil Thing.
1 sometime wlh t could take held el tt e
sale of Ihemnt' Keltctrie Oil fnr I tell yen It 1
a smnd thing, and 1 am en scion tlen In nay
Ins 1 eeiild de a (fold work." Iter. K. K. uranp,
C'errr. !' Kcliictrle Oil cured Hilt geptle
man of quinsy of many yean Handing. Fer
i.a'0 by ll. 11 Cochran, dnunltt, 117 and 139
North Qaoen street, Lancaster.
BIIII.OII'S COUGH ana Consumption Cere
Is sold by ns en a gnaranioe. It euros Cen
sumptien. Beld by II. u. Cochran, arugglst,
Nes. U7 and UO Werth Queen SU, Lanca"nr,
l'a. (
An Ksplanatien.
Ne ene modlclne will cure everything, but
It ll an IncnnUnUble (act that Tinmnt' Heltf
trie Oil will cum a sprain, a bruise, a bite, or
an ache, ana Is also an active and pioneunctd
ruru ler neuralgia ami rheumatism. Fer sale
by II. II Cochran, druggist, 137 ana 133 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
A fine Hit.
When tha proprietors of llurdeek Hloed Jilt
ten put this renowned medicine en the mar
ket they httlt exactly. They hit dyspepsia.
Indigestion, and liver and kldney cemplalnU
a hard blew, I mm which they will naver re re re
cever. Ker sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist,
117 and 131 North Queen street, Lancaster.
SLBKl'LKSb NIUHT8, made miserable by
that terrlblocengh.BhUoh's enrels the remedy
1 or yen. Beld by II. It. Cochran, drngglst, Nn.
37 and ISO North Oueen BU Lancaster, Fa, (!)
I-t Triilh Prevail.
Lrt the tacts be known. Let us understana
that a bell, or an ulcur, or a carbuncle, or any
oiupllen or blemish of the skin Issurntewuar
away nnd dlsappuar when Jluriteck llloeil
Hitler m nrn employed. This wenfliirful medi
cine acta directly upon Ihu circulation and hu
reasons for Its use are thornleio obvious. Ter
sale by 11. II Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1W
North unen street, l.unciint.r.
I'lrsi Iterlvsil and Then Uurnl,
"Was tren bled for n year with lerpld liver
and Indlgostleii.nnd uftcr trying nvnrythlng
linaKlnalile tisna lluriteek JUoeit Jllttert, 'ihti
llrst bottle revived mn nnd the iicnnil cured
moentlroly. Ji U WIllIitnRen, Ueclicsinr, N.
V. ler sale ny II, 11. ( ecliran, druggist, 137
and l.'.n North CJuemi street, Lancistur.
lis Kiiial Yetle llmr Prem,
Iho movement nf a miilx's hind b'i;s nrn
very viirtsblnand uncurtain, bill Jtr, Tlienuit'
Kclrrtrlc Vil takes but enn ceuiHn-ll heals
and cure. Its eijual ler asthma, diphtheria,
ratarrli, cold una im th'ett has never yet
been sold. Ter sale by 11. II. Cnclunu, drug
gist, 117 and 1.1) North 1 wen street, J.uncimler.
WA NA MA KKJ! ft
1'ntLADstriiu, Wednesday, .lune 13, 1B8&
The store teems with news.
Department heads arc clam
oring for recognition like Con
gressmen in political debate.
Cotten Dress Stuffs have the
fleer.
Further remarks en Crinkles
are deferred another day.
1 las the throng at the Ging
ham counter discouraged you ?
Rest and try again. The fact
is this : We could represent
the stock all at once, but could
net display it. Hadn't room
enough. Which means that
the duplicates are brought out
as needed, and the supply Is
geed for a day or two mere.
All this Gingham stir has
been a price result, 1 5 cents
for two of the best American
were 20 and 25. Many ielks
would like us te print the trade
names. What's that te you if
you get the bargain ? What
care you when the dress is
made ?
Scotch Surahs and Checks at
25 cents, vice 40, and Zephyrs
at 37 JA cents, vice 50.
A little rough te cut prices
thus, but it smoothes the buy
ing. Keeps the wrinkles out
of the transaction.
And the writer could
say
and
equal things of Sateens,
Seersuckers,
and, and
and Shirtings,
Irish Linen Lawns,
prices arc pitched (lat
The
The
quotations given yesterday
brought the buyers. There
will be mere today.
West et Trausepl steps.
A large let of Men's French
Linen Handkerchiefs with col
ored borders, ordered ler Feb
ruary, arc just here. While
they last you can get for 50
cents what you'd usually pay $1
for. These Handkerchiefs are
from the very best maker in
Paris, who supplies such houses
as Charvet, Pimbert, Jourdain &
Brown, Deucct jcune, and
Deucct aine. A French Linen
Handkerchief will outwear two
ordinary ones.
C'bvslniitstieatsldr, Mestel Alutn Alsle.
Three sorts of Summer
Shawls for half.
Extra fine French Chudtla
Shawls, cream, dark cardinal,
sky, gray bronze, $2.
Fancy weave, all-wool Shawls
solid cream, cardinal, navy,
stone, black, $2 :
Weel Wrapping Shawls, silk
striped, 2 :
whlte with geld
whitu with cardinal
whlte I Ui light brown
whlte with black
Each of these kinds was made
te sell at $4.
Second Meer, ChOBtnut sticet slile. M'wecliv
valers.
If you want a Refrigerator
that will keep things cold and
dry and sweet you needn't go
further than the Puritan. Zinc
lining, charcoal non-conductor,
every corner easy te get at.
Sideboard Puritan, porcelain
tank, $11.70 te $60. Upright,
$S.5e te $35. Ice Chests, $.j 50
te $i..50.
Uaseiuent, norihweil et centre.
Window Screens that will
stay in place and sift live things
from the air were never cheaper
for the quality. Ash frames, 2
feet high, adjustable te windows
2 and 3 feet wide, 35c. Solid
Screens, that can be reduced 6
inches or less, as required :
91x31 Inches, 45c.)
'.'Idl Inches, Bue
i!3X31 Inches, Ue
Frames for screen doers that
you can put together yourself
WAltltAUAKKR 8
and mike any deer size, 70c.
Solid screen doers, complete
with spring hinges and knobs,
$1.50.
Basement, northwest of centre.
Excellent for preserving
the Excelsior Cooking Crocks.
Se light, se clean, se safe. Dees
the work of a farina kettle.
Conical crock of fine fire-clay in
block-tin jacket.
3 quart size 35c
4 quart size 45c
6 quart size 55c
Iioscment, northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Philadelphia.
MKDWA1..
AVhll'S 1IAIR VIGOR.
Dress
Sair
With Ayer's Hair Viger. Its cleanliness, ben.
flclal effects en the scalp, and lasting periutne
commend It for universal toilet use. It keeps
the hair soil and silken, preserves Its color,
prevents It from filling, and, If the hair has
ljocemo weak or thin, promotes a new growth.
"Te restore the original color of my hat r,
which had turned prematurely gray, I used
Ayer's Hair Viger with enllra suceess 1
chcerlully testily te the
EFFICACY
el this prnparn'.l3n."-trs. 1', U. Davidsen,
Alexandria, Lu.
" I was nlllictrd some three yetrs with scalp
disease. My hair was lulling out and what re
mained tin nod gray. 1 wss Induced te try
Ayer's Hair Viger, and In a low weeks the dls
eatuln my scalp dlsatninated and tnyhalrre-
sumca us original color." ihev.i u.e. onus,
I'nster U. 11. Church, Bt. liernice, Ind.
" A few years age 1 sufTured the entire less of
tny 1ml r from the effects nf tetter 1 hoped
that alter a tlmu nature would repair the less,
butt waited lu vain. Many remedies were
suggested, none, however, with such proof
of merit as Ayer's Hair Viger, and I began te
use it. The ru.utt was all that I could have
drslred. A growth of hair seen cline nnt all
ever my head, and grew te he as soft and
heavy us 1 ever had, and of a natural color and
Ilrinly nut."-J. II l'rutt, Hponerd, Texas.
Ayer's Hair Viger
rxsraRKDnr
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Oe., Lewoll, Masa.
Feld by Druggists and rerfuuiers.
unci I tela
AYEK'H 11A1K VIUOK.
FOK SALS AT
H. II. COCHUAN'S DUUO BTOIIK,
Nes. 187 X 13U North yuoen tit., Lancaster, Pa,
apr 'iuid&w
Dill' UOOHU.
A
V 01 VLEK'H NEW areRic.
Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
KdllUOlDKltlKI, I.AOK?, 1HIC11IN08, IUL'-
I10N3, IUITTONS,
COI1HKTH, ULO KH, HDilKHY.
UAI.IIUKiaAN ANUUAUV.C UNDKU-
WKAtt,
SILK UMBRELLAS
AND
PARASOLS.
JOHU S. GIVLER.
Nes. 0 & 8 North Queen St,
LANUAUTKlt, PA.
marie IsiUw
D
IKEOl 1'HOM THE lMl'OKTEK.
BELGIAN RAT UN
DOOR MATS.
IN A YAKILTY OF 81ZKS AND
TATTEUNS TO SELECT
FKOM.
25 Cents te $ 1 .00 Each.
Fine Line of Nottingham Lace Curtains
at Trices fiem r.ric te l.r0.
Kaw Silk nml Jute J'tirnltnre Coverings
ami Table Cleths nt l'rlces herotc heretc herotc
fei a unknown.
Nixly-six Inch rurniture Linens at a
littie ever half of last season's price.
Stain Linens In Different Widths nt Lew
Pr'cia.
CsT Any et the Above (Joeils nt Less than
l'hilailelphia J'rlees.
ThePtople'sGashSlen
Ne. 25 East King St.
LANCABTtlt, PA.
nmrlllvdAw
UAHUIAUKd.
UTANUAKD WOKK.
EDVy. EDGERLEY
UAUKlAtJK 11U1LUKK,
NOS, 43, HIT, 45 M AUK KT ST It It KT, Uear et
PesUitllce, Lancaster, Pa,
I have In Bteck and llulld te Order Kvery
Vartutyet thu lellnwlng styles i Coupe. Hug.
kIuh, CubrlnlHts, Currteges, Victorias, lluslness
wagons. "T" Cotts, McColl Wagons, hurrtes,
Uarkel Wagons, Phaiteus, Kxpruss Wagons.
1 employ the best Mechanics, and have lacll
Hies te build correctly iny style of Carriage
desired. Thetluallty. Dtyleand rinlshei my
work makes It decidedly thu Cheapest la the
market,
..fS"v.f,H.v,c'raKl,,c8TANDCUKAPKST
GAUT IN 1UK MAUEKT.
the
tlOOTB AND BJtOHH.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
D. P.STACKHOUSE.
SEASONABLE,
SHOES
AID
SLIPPERS..
rrulent buyers will consult their own In
terest by axamlng lbs many bargains In sea
sonable Shoes and Bllppers that we am new
able te otTer, which we have seenrtd at a very
low price. As we are able te sell them at prices
never before heard of, it will pay you te call
early as possible, for they must ha sold.
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
93 & 80 BAST KINO, ST.,
LANCASTER, 1' A. aWlydftW
JSW SUOK SIOKK.
Summer Feet Wear I
everything desirable In low cut shoes, Ox-
ford ties nneTsilppVrs In great varltty ter la-
dies, misses and children.
I.fLdlM' rrnnch kid. hand-turn OTterd tins
In common sense and epera tees, very light
and easy te the feet.
A very stylish low shoe for ladles Is nnr pat
ent leather foxed Oxford lie with l.oen XV or
leather heel ; we also have the plain tee and
tip Oxford with the same stylish heels.
Anoatandgeod wearing Oxford Ue for la
dles, plain loe or Up, at 11.00 and 11.25.
Bllpjiers In nil styles. An opern slipper
UUUI, IlBlUllb
liiathefflllntiers. enera ten sllnners
-s with
high
and low heels also n full line
ana low news i aise a iuii iiuu ui uuuueu vuji
slippers.
Fer mtflses' wrncnllnn Dnngela Oxford tte
In heel and spring huul ; the same shoe In
patent leather.
Fer children Oxford nnd sailor ties.
The Benlhern tte ler Konliemon In Kangaroo
.---.. - . " ...... 3 ... .
Isssnoat.eomlnrtable a shoe as can be worn
In warm weal lier.
Uongela OxterdB forgentlemon lniolnted
tee ana tip, also In plain lirnad te.
eurllnenl 12 50nnd aim calf shoes fermen
with iiuoelh Inner sole cannot be excollea ler
the price.
n. swTlkey,
(New Cash Shoe store)
ye. 24 North Queen Htreet.
LANCASTER, 1' A.
inarKmd
F
KKYAKOKKKT.
HOW TO SAVE
-FUOM-
25 te 50 Per Cent.
WK IIAVK 110UOUT
AVITMKIIIIKHS' KNT1UK 8T0CK
1100T3 ANDbUOKS.
or
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE 1
And net having room fnr them In our
EAST KINO STllKBTMTOltK. we resolved te
epena Hranch Stere at Ne. 'JiWest King street,
whero we must mil them en In a Few Weeks,
(as wm cannot llent the atore longer than July
1st,) te de se we will positively soil thorn
At and Belew Cost.
Atreng the stock are seme of the host makes
We will positively save you from 25 te r.e per
cenuen un inn goons nnugnini inis store.
lnUnt's Peblileund Uld llutten Shoes, 25c.
Child's Kid Spring Heel Shoes, 4 te 8's, Mie.
Child's Kid ami J'ebbln Spring lleel Shoes,
regular price 75c and HSc, W)c.
Old Ladies' Lace Bhees, liegular Prlce 11.25
and tl.60.il 00.
Child's anil Misses' Oniln Lace Shoes, regu
lar prlce one and f 1 tin, Ms.
All kinds or Ml. 90s' snoes, iicpis ana Hiirinsr
Heels, regular pilots f 1.'
11.78, ll.CO and 11.25.
I, IU5, 150, 11 113 mid
Special Inducements.
As we have a large let nt 2X 3 and 3X we
oITerSpeclal Uargulns te Ladles who can wear
theso sizes.
Ladles' (ileva Kid Tep andPubble Shoes,
tl 25 : regular price, 12 00.
Ladles' IKU Shers ler $1.50 jHOO Shoes for
12 25 and 12 Ui ; llMHliew ter 12.5.); Il.oe shoes
lerliOO; (A.M) and 15 25 bhees lorll.en.
Hpuce tails us te mention prlrusef our Hun's
Shoes, hut we will sell thoee Just as cheap us
the tibove mentioned prices.
tall In te son the Uoeds whether you Intend
tn purobsse or net, we will consider ll NO
TKOU11LK te show the goods nl these prices.
The Onc-rrice Cash lFoaae,
d
11
The Leaders et Lew Prices In
Beets Si Shoes.
BRANCH HTORK NO. 29 WEST KINO
HTRK1ST,
(Next Doer le Hagcr's Store )
MAINSTOUU:
NO. 0 EAST BIINO STREET, LAN
CASTER, PA.
WNOTIUK An we must positively vacate
this room .1 nly 1, we will keep this Store open
every oveiilni;. ui-JU-lmd
NUMMKK UOODS
TJHUNUHADDLiKS.
II. Hal)erl)usli & Sen.
SUMMER GOODS !
LAP BLANKETS
1 KOMMV.TO 15.00.
lieitsi: siir.Ki.s,
n.v .KT.S,
LMK TIPS,
1IA3E1IAI.L AN l TENNIS I1E1.TS.
Ladles' Flne Worsted Holts In lllue and
White.
Chamois, sponge?. Weel and Ke'ithnr Dus
ters M. Haberbusli & Sen's
HADDIiE, 1IAHXES8,
-AND-
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
AMIA.ITEU. PA.
NOTIUIS TO TRKSPA8SKR3 AND
UUNNKIU.-AU persons are ht rob y far.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands el the
Cornwall and Soeodn oil estates In Lebtmrner
Lancutar counties, whether lncloeed or uuln
closed, either for the purpose of shoettua; or
ttshlng, as the law will be rigidly onreiccd
aralnsl all trespassing en said lands of Uauc
desUned after this notice.
WM. COLKMAN FUKKMAK,
U.PKUOYALUBN,
I1)W, O.rUKKMAN,
Attimsys let K.W.ceisrasn'1 Hair
FREY
ECKERT,
UROCKRIB9.
OABSARD'H MILD CURED HAM
AND UUKAKrAST BACON.
Unequaled (Or tenderness 'and delicacy el
flavor. VTe sjnarantm that then Is nothing te
equal them In quality In this rearaeu lhon lhen
sands of the best families are new using them.
They give universal satisfaction. Irythem
mm wi ruur noiKuuer.
Ted Beet ana llolegna nicely chl pped.
sr- A'nea ueei a
Prices reasonable.
UKOIiUK W1ANT.
, T BUKHK'B.
POXA1 OEB I POTATOES I
We hve a let of retatccs at 40e a bushel wa
think cheap t cost mere money, but must be
tnrnel. Early Hcse, geed, at tee , and reer reer
IcssatJOe. -"
IMNNED UOODS t
Kell's Cern at IHe a can, or Veil's Tomatoes
at three cans ter i6et or String lleansatlhrre
cans ler snot or Pared Canned reaches) at Ue
a can In vnrv rhnan.
Vine Canned Cem Dew Drep, Paris or
l'rlde et Maine at 18c a tan.
rilUCKIN'S BOUl'F Tomate, Ox Tall,
Chicken, Meck Turtle.
BURSK'S,
MO. 17 VAST K1KO STREET,
LINCABTEB, lA.
T30 FOK THE BIOYGLE HACKS 1
W. A. REIST & CO.,
GROCERS.
We have recclved n Fresh Let of Petted
(lame. Ham, Bened Turkey, Dnck, Chicken
and Tongue. They are lltchardsen Bob
bins', and are considered the best In the mar
ket. Alse Crosne lilackwell'a Ulealer Paste
In DecernUd Jars, ltusslan Caviar and Cnrrle
Pewder-I'ICNIC SPSC1A1.T1K3.
GIVEN AWAY.
We are obliged te Lantr, Bres. A Ce. for the
Boap they send us, with '.full instructions te
give te each and every grown person calling
at our store.
mSTlllltimON ALL II AY TO-MOI.111W
SATUKDAY. JUNKU.
W. A. Reist & Ce.,
UKOCKlt?,
Cor. Cast King and DtikeSta.
F
J KB WORKS.
Reist !
ltr.ItK WE AUK,
A Carload of Eirewerks!
V1VKI1IU WINDOWS rULL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Beu'l buy until you soe our
Immense Stock I
We have no agents en the read, and want te
Bave yen some money by having you come di
rect te us. Did it evor occur te veu that an
agent's oxpenso and Balary add lully IS te a)
per cenu Ui the cost prlce el p oeds t Besides,
you can get a better Idea el geed! you may
want by seeing thein.
TAKK A LOOK AT OUll WINDOWS I
UKTOUItPUlCKSI KXAMINKOUU STOCK
REMEMBER,
Thce are new goods and no old stock carried
evor. It Is our tlrst year In Fireworks, and we
mean te touch bottom en prices. Mall orders
will recelve prompt attention and always
llllcd at lowest prices.
We Will Give Away
TO-MOltUOW (SATUKDAY) KVK, Ceiurtenc
lng a 7 o'clock,
MORE FANS!
1,000
Te all who will nsk for them.
M-CiiU anil soe rur Ircmrnte sleck of Ure
cenes,
Reist .Wholesale Me tail Grocer,
Cor. W. King and Prince St,,
LANCA3TKK, PA.
G
1VENAWAV 1
GIVEN AWAY!
Seap! Seap? Seap!
Te-morrow, Saturday, June 0,
Will boanethergirtday at
S. Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere,
Uand 11 SOUTH O.UKINST.
Call anil purchase seme of Teas nnd Cof
fin's and net enenuh Seap loileynn lorweaksto
come. Just think et roeelvini; ten (10) Cakes
of Seap Ireiu our rexular stock withene(l)
pound et Clarke's noe Tea, or 6 Cakes wltliH
Eaund, and (i Cakes with one pound of our
est Cotrec,
Clarke's Prices Talk I
2 Cans Cern and ene J ft Can reaches or Sic.
'2 B.s nates and '2 B.s Primus for Sc,
'J ft (loed UlceandJ fts Crackers (or 2'c.
& as htarch nnd A Cakes beap ler 25c.
1 B 43e Peaches ler 2.1c.
2 llettlcs -Mliuil or Plalu PIckle?, 2Te
P. P. -Uear In mind we have made arrange.
lnenlii te handle the Yerk County Strawber
ries, and will have n flne let en Saturday,
which will be sold very reasonable and thluk
ll win pay you te call and diamine thoae tine
berries.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLKBALKANDHKTAlLTKAANDCOK
KKE 8TOUK,
la find 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
-TKLKPllONK"W
QUtCKA'SiVAMJl.
A MAKT1N.
H
llllt
HIGH & MARTIN.
Te have l'uri Wholesome Water te Drink In
Lancaster you ale ctmpblkil
te filter lu
The Gate City Stene Water Filter
la the llestln the Market.
CALU AMD SEE IT.
A larce let ni Water Drep Japanoje Teapots
in vhed. Mill be mitt ul Very Lew Prices.
DON'T MISS A 11AUOA1N.
High & Martin,
NO 16 EAST KING STREET,
LANOABTKB, PA.
CLOTIIIXO.
ASKEW
Oil ME.
ATNOS.-.feM ANUne WIST KINO STKtBT.
etnyd
jyjYItKa fc KATUtUX
SUMMER
CLOTHING
-TO-
ORDER.
A Handsome Assortment of Serges
here for summer heat. Dine, Black and
several shades of Gray,
riannels, Seft and Coel, In Blue,
Black and many shades of Gray. The
Trice, Sixteen Dollars, te Order, places
them in reach of almost every buyer.
Light Serges, in a Dezen Different
Shades, Fifteen Dollars, te Order. Ceat
and Vest, Ten Dollars. A very desirable
thing te one Bummer's outfit.
Myers & Ratbfen,
MKUC1IANTTA1LOU3,
NO. 12 BAST KING ST.,
t.ANrtAKTKK tA
R
KDUOKU 1'KlUKS.
L. GANSHAN & BRO.
Our Spring Bleck Is going fast. The Styles
are Kxceptlenally lieautlrnl. Our present
Ueduced I'rlcej are Wonderfully Lew. Kvery
day our customers ask us, " Hew tan you
atlerd te sell these goods se low ?"
Here is a Fariial Price List.
NttWSPUINO SUITS.
T1IK 11K3T SIYLK IN TIIK MAUUKT.
( 3-10, Were Cheap at t 8.00.
e oe, Were Choep at H.wi.
$ 7 f, ero Cheap at 111 oe.
t 8.(0, Wero Cheap at ' en.
110.5c, Were Cheap at III w.
11.00. Were cheap at in ui.
Hi Oil, Weiu Cheap at 117.00.
MCW tl'UINU TKOL'SKKS.
(1 0 All-Weel Pants, Were Cheap at 11 7A.
L'Ai All-Wenl I'antr, Were Cheap at i 60.
tl 7B A It. Weel l'ants, Were Cheap at f l-Pk
I.I.W All-Weel Pants, Were Cheap at I5.U0.
Thin Summer Heed sat llArgaln Prices. Seer
sucker Ceat and Vest at 11 10 and 11 oe, flan
nel Ceat and Vest nt II no, I1.7.V Ui. Serge
Ceat and Vest at t.!0. KUO, (l CO, II oe, tl.lO and
(7 0n. uurKntlre Spring Stock must go. That
Is the reason we are reducing te heavily.
L GansmaD & Bre,,
S.W.OORNHR
NORTH QUEEN & ORANGE &TS.
LANCAaTK.lt. PA.
HHU A utterHKH.
H1
N. Qeeen St. & Centre Square.
-eun-
GRAND EXPOSITION.
XLKVKN I. iUOi: WINDOWS I
SKB TUKU I
KKTHKM I
WINDOWS 1, 2 :i, NOttTU QUKKN ST.
Seersuckers, riannels, IFnhairs Alpaess,
Linens mid 1-insteiB, ainiuimr rants In Ureal
Variety.
WINDOW NO. 4, CKNT11K EQUAI'.K.
Merchant Tallertmr, Hultlngs and Pantaloon Pantaleon Pantaloon
legs. Popular Prices, Perfect Pits.
WINDOW NO. 5, CKNTUK SQUAKg.
Our Wonderful 2Se Neckwear ; real value,
sec. Te St e Is te iluy.
WINDOW NO. C, CKNTUK 80.UAUK.
Underwear Uuuze llallirlggan, .lean.
WINDOW NO. 7, CKNTUK SQUAltB.
Children's and Ilov's Hulls, lteautlful Pat
terns, Lew Prices ami Writ Made.
WINDOW NO, d, CKNTEKStJUAllK.
Flannel Bhlrta, In Cnsslmeres, tcetch flan
nela. Hllk stripes. Kngtish Plaids. A opee alty
of White Flannel Shirts.
WINDOW NO.O.CKNTUKbQUAKE.
l'ants-KerylhlnglnPants,$1.00te5 00.
WINDOW NO lu, CKNTUK BQUAIIK.
The Triveler's Window Trunks, Vullns,
Ktc,
WINDOW NO 11. CKNTUK BQUAUK.
Our tee Perctle ShlrU. Twe Cellars. Tnke
a Loek at Them.
Hirsh & Brether,
THE ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers & Furnishers,
COU. N. O.UKEN srUKKT AND CKNTUK
HOW AUK. LANOASTKIL PA.
ABVJIA1.T XI.OOK&.
AHl'HALTl'AVJNQ HI.OUK.
Asphalt Bleck Ce.,
Oltlce-tei Chestnut HL, I'htla, l'a.
Works-Urldgepert, l'a , A Camden, N. J.
UANUPACTUUKUS OV
Standard Asphalt Paving Blocks
B1ZKS4I5I13 AND llllli
In general use fnrstrpotpavleg.sldewalks.gar
d in paths, mill yards aud drivesrays, KUtters,
culUrs, vats and sea walls. Advantages:
Ne'sBleis. dustlrss, strictly sanitary, practi
cally Imlrtstructlble and eti up.
rerpilcfsand lurthnr lalormatlen addresst
R. S. OSTER & BRO.,
Agents Lancaster Ce.. J21 North Prince St.,
Utncuter, Pa. nil-emd