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Vamr UrraLiieiircn (Deable Sheet)
, races, enlf 11.60 per annum, in aa
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.eahK state where the paper U bow ler.
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;'r Nek laserUen, according; te location,
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Pre Lancaster, ra.
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M BUIae'i Oamc.
The Chicwe conrentien is ueveiermg,
) ' Hu .f th-f. I lulnrr
1 KVJ "" " - -r
cuef ally administered in tne interest 01
Mr. Blaine; and there is fair ground
'afforded for the opinion that he has been
tunning for the nomination all along.
We hve suggested that he really does
BOt want it. We believe that he would
be sensible te decline It. But it does
era as though he may have been
seeking the nomination nil this while
that he has been disclaiming it. This
would account for Depew taking tue
BeUtO held his state ter Blaine; as it
accounts for the manifest effort that is
asade te trot out as many candidates as
possible, and bold them in the field until
'Blaise can be brought out as the party's
savior, the only one upon whom it can
unite. In such case Mr. Carnegie, who
is new coaching with Mr. Blaine, says
that it would be his duty te accept, and
that Blaine Is a slave te duty. The Chi
cago convention is most likely te take the
same view, and te nominate Blaine. Jt
leeks as though its greatest trouble will
be te keep the ether candidates long
enough in the field te give the fight an
aspect that will give Blaine the savior
role te play.
It is surprising te nete the persistency
with which human nature delights te
force en a man what he appears te shrink
from, and hew delighted it is te shut its
eyes te the fact that his reluctance is
only seeming. Mr. Blaine has played his
game well, and has convinced the major
ity of his party that he does net want the
nomination. lie has even satisfied many
of bis political opponents that he does
net want the honor et being again
beaten ; but whatever his own wishes
may be, it seems that his close friends are
.seeking the nomination for him with all
the art that they possess ; and he has
probably set up the game.
Needless Noises.
We respectfully suggest te the gentle
men In charge et the street roller that
they permit that very useful but some
what uncouth and noisy englnete remain
during the night near the scene et Its
labor for the day ; te the end that it may
net add as sensibly as it does te the noise
and encumbrances upon our streets, and
that it may net itself be wracked by uu
necessary labor. We knew no -geed
reason why the engine should be taken
through the city at seven it. in.
and six p. m., since it hardly needs
te be stabled for its health's sake.
Ne one will be likely te injure It during
the night, we should think , nnd any
danger of this could be avoided by leav
ing It in the enre of some reliable person
near the place of Us work.
We think that'greater attention should
be paid by the authorities te the avoid
ance of unnecessary noise and disturbance
upon our streets. There is quite enough
naturally in this summer weather, when
' Vm days are leug, the houses open nnd
the nights het. The condition of the
sick, of whom there are always many,
should be considered, who need nil the
quiet they can have.
There is one public institution that
psrambulates certain streets of the town
at the early hour of five o'clock in the
morning, which persists in rumbling ever
the sidewalks and bumping ever thfi gin'
jasmine neisiestwj-jfttir should be
ipectfullyrnTited te travel en the
lets which are made for wheeled ve
hicles. It is the wagon that serves oil te
the city lamps, we understand.
And the many peeple who nuilce the
sight unnecessarily noisy should be sup
pressed ; and we suggest that an admo
nition be given by the chief te the police
te nse their best judgment in striving te
keep the town free from needles noise.
Stanley's Deserters,
Deserters from Stanley's expedition
have brought in their usual collection of
interesting lies ; lies because all stories
tald by deserters may be relied upon as
absolutely unreliable ; Interesting be
cause the liars are, apt te use nny actual
disaster as the framework of their false
hood. They say that the explorer struck
boldly out from the banks of the Am
whiml through a rough country of dense
forests. There was constant and Bevere
fighting and Stanley was wounded by an
arrow. The caravan had lest ene-thhd
of its men and many of the remainder
were sick. They had been obliged te
use the previsions intended for Emin
Bey and were surrounded by hostiles.
It would seem that an expedition re
duced one-third, which had started well
prepared for a long absence, could hardly
be driven se seen te the use of reserved
supplies.
The truth in the report may be that
Stanley had a little lighting in crossing
the wilderness east of the Aruwhiini.and
that the expedition was weakened in
numbers, but strengthened in merale by
the desertion of these men and ethers
like them. That part of the dispatch
which relates te the sending of reinforce reinferce
stents Is net very easy te understand,
owing te the confused nomenclature pre
vallnginihat part of the world. The
latest and best maps of the Conge de net
threw much light en the position of
Yambunga and the windings of the Aru
whlmi.but it is clear that a certain Mr.
Ward and Majer Bartellet, are bustling
around above Stanley Falls, in the very
heart et the dark continent, trying te
eemmunlcate with Stanley, who m.iy be
erenely navigating some tributary of the
Wile hundreds pt miles away.
One thing is quite plain ; that this
business of African exploration Is In a
wry crude condition, and weujd lepay
the attention of a Yaukee genius with a
aarlgable balloon.
These Set Speeches.
A rertmps it should net surprise us that
nJ?,JtlnK speeches nt Chicago ex-
jwuevcu uicuenary in laudation ; be
pawetbUU the manner of nominating
affwebee und we should net be surprised
at what is usual ; and yet one would
think that the eulogy which has come te
be se common, would be known te be
valueless ; and that grave and sensible
men, "peaking te a convention supposed
te represent the greatest intelligence of
their party, would abstain from it;
especially when they find the flood of it
that is being poured out upon weary and
sweltering men.
But these nominators nt Chicago had
their appointed work mid their set
speeches. They had te say all the geed
things they could Imagine of their candi
date lest he should deem them lukewarm
In his cause, and as they were nearly all
thus lukewarm, they had te de their best
te conceal it. They were all nominating
men whose choice they did net expect,
and perhaps1 did net hope for.
Joey B. at Chicago.
The friends or .Tehn Sherman, If he has
any sincere supporters in the Chicago
convention, are probably gnashing their
t;eth ever the manner in which Governer
Feraker turned what was ostensibly a
Sherman boom into a movement for Joey
B. himself. Like the character in
Dickens' famous novel, he is "devilish
sly," but net tee much se te keep his
intentions difgulscd. The theatrical in
cident of the lleral piece with the legend
"Ne rebel lligs surrendered while I am
governor" ought te have been tee much
for the stomachs of the Sherman men, if
they had any real adherence te their
alleged leader. Will Peraker be another
Garfield, profiting by the Sherman nomi
nation te secure for himself the place ?
We hope se. And for a fit running
mate we suggest Jehn J. Ingalls, of Kan
sas. m m
Tlie Platform.
The Chicago resolutions nre elaberate
and very conspicuous for their indiscrim
inate abuse of the Democratic parly.
They would have carried mere respect If
they had been pitched In a mere elevated
and dispassionate key. They make their
chief point the devotion of the llopubll llepubll
can party te protection ; n doctrine which
they propose te appropriate ua their
exclusive property. They reject the
Mills bill, and propeso te expend
the sin plus In any handy way, and
are shocked that it should be kept in
banks. They propose te abolish tbe in
ternal revenue, uew that its offices are in
Demeciatlc hands; te put a prohibitory
duty en everything made In this country,
and te let everything else in free, save
luxuries.
There is no doubt that they " go the
whole beg" en the iirotectlen side, and I
stand ahead of the Democratic party, I
which demands only protection enough
te protect.
We incline te the opinion that in (his
wordy platform there are divers utter
ances which will cometo plague the'r
inventeia before the season is ever.
If llie Hnpubllcana nomlniUe te-day It
will be a Hlnek Friday for them.
McKiNi.r.v Is talked of aa a dark liorse
but he would have no alinw because tte
newspaper men would light him. When
he had the llnlshed copy et tbe tarllt plat
form at Chicago, he gave a copy te William
Usury Hmltli, of the Asscclated l'ress, and
absolutely rotused It te many papers of tlie
country net In that association.
ItKIMlKIKNTATIVK A. It, AN IHJIfSON, Of
Iowa, Ih net satlslled wllb his party's Htand
ou the (ariir question, He Bays: "Our
poe pi e In I own bolleve In a tarlir for rove
n no only wltb only such Incidental protec
tion, tn tlie way et transportation rates, es
Is ettered by our rometoneaH from tlie labor
marketii of Kurope. It will net de le do de do
neunco the Mills bill an n froe trode docu
ment and Rlve un nothing In return for It.
The mnnscH et the peeple are tee intelligent
te be deceived by Hiieti arfcuuienls. They
will tell thciie gentlomeu that a bill which
inakCHenly an a vorage reduction of semri
percunt. en n forty-seven per cent tarlir all
uleng tlie line can hardly be called a Iree
trade bill. In facf, it H about as slight a
roductlen ai It ! poMlble te mabelf you
purpesp JHIhing any roductlen at all."
--Ai n meeting In Naw Verk of the
beard of llfe Raving appliances, rnlled by
the auporlntendcnt et the llfe saving ser
vice, thirty two new inventions ler saving
lire at hga wero presented ler consideration.
Among tlie most remarkable was a llfe
belt presented by a .Spaniard named Iladla.
A nack of rubber Is concealed beneath the
double cloth of n blue woelon vest, on en
circling the body benentb the arms. An
openlng In tlie eack Is titled with n metal
plate the b!zs or n silver dollar and having
a number of perforations. These perfora
tions are tilled with a whitish powder. A
pleoeof ordinary blotting paper la placed
ever the perforated plate and a nickel cap
with a Hlngle hnle In the oentre Is screwed
down evor all. As seen as water onteis
the hele In the cap and uiolatens the blot
ting paper, the. pewder in the perforated
plate Keneratex gas and IntUtea the belt.
Mr. Madia Illustrated this by putting ou
the vest nnd jumping Inte the water, lie
lleated ercct, the water net reaching his
armplta. PEIISONAL.
Okouek H. Franklin, eon of Ueorce
M. Franklin, of this city, graduated ut
I.ehlgh university at Hethlehem en Thurs
day. Mitu, Kmaiu:tii J. ItrriiAiui, of
l'hllaJulptilrt, left n personal ostate et mere
than 110,000 Among the assets were
tae.000 of the bends of the city el Lancaster.
l)n. J. I.imncisten Lunr.ew, ter nearly
hall a century enged lu the notlve and
suoeeasfiil pruotlue of hla profession In
I'hlUdolphle, dled en Thursday, aged UU
years.
J'kksidrnt Damp J. Hir.r,, of llueknell
university, bai been unanimously elected
president of Hoehester universlty, New
Verk, by the beard of trustees of that IdrU IdrU
tutieu. it la net llkely that he will accept.
ICraell of liane lull tiauiva.
The I.rugue cames yesterday rosulted ss
fellows : At Wellington : Washington 0,
1'hlUdelphla 5 ; at Bosten : itosten -I, New
Yerk '2 ; at Chicago : Chicago , l'ittatmrg 0.
The Association games were : At l'hlla
delpbla : Athletics D, Brooklyn 2 ; at Haiti Haiti
mere : Haltlmore 11, Cleveland 1 ; at Cin
cinnati : Louisville lf, Cincinnati '.'.
Te-morrow the Amateur base ball eluba
of Philadelphia will makea parade, aud It
premlei te be one of the lluest alUlrsef
the kind evor Been In that city.
The Athletics have a firm grip en third
place, and II they keep their running gelt
up they will seen land In first place. It
'""iii Itttle treuble for them te down
Brooklyn.
Te-morrow at 3:10 the Actives and Au
rust flowers play a gatneet ball en the
Ironsides ground, which premlsej te Ua
very warm.
There Is no rrnu wt.y t e amateur
cluba et tins uity should net play u series of
garnet for the championship et Lancaster
city. There are new four elubs that nre
welt known, viz ; Acllves, AuguBt
lowers, IrensldeH and Athletlcs. A
schedule could eavily be arranged, and if
these clubs are as anxious te playaa they
pretend te be they can get plenty te de.
They would draw well each Wednesday
sod fcJaturdsy. '
A Uey Take Ilia l.lle,
1'aul WItte, a lad et ten yearB. of New
Yerk, died en Thursday lreru the eUecu of
a dese of Iieugh en Bats," which he took
en Wednesday with suicidal Intent. He
tad stayed away from school et late, and
had been premised a whipping by his
father, it Is thought this leu him te take
the poison.
The lain I. FUtd.
Frem the New Yerk WeilO
A few war-tariff dereneri In the Dome
oratle party have net yet roeovered Iretn
the flattening out whleU the St. ..onla-sen-ventlon
administered te them In Indorsing
tbe president's message and the Mill- bill.
One of them ha the Impudence te Inter
pret O or. Ultra demand for "a freer trade 'j
m meaning that the Internal revenue ayntem
ought te be abolished. A freer trade In
whisky and continued war taxes en tbe
feed, fuel, sbelter and clothing of the peo
ple wccld be strange doeUlno for a parly
lulling Itself Democratic
Gov. IIU1 left no doubt as te blsmcanlng.
lie aald : " I belle ve In an Intelligent, fair,
honest revision of the tarlir a revision In
tbe Interest of the peepte and net or monop
olies. I believe In protecting labor In every
legitimate and proper way ; bat unneoes unneees
sry lurJens upon oemmeico de net i fiord
any assistance or protection te working
men," We de net ask for any better tatlQ.referm
doctrine than this. It recegnizee the truth
that the ever-protection of the present tariff
Is a threefold evil : It creates a demorali
zing surplus ; It handicaps manufacturers
by increasing the cost of their products
above that el their rivals In the markets of
the world, and it nr Justly burdens work
Ingmen by increasing Ine cost of their no ne no
eeasltlor, The Domecralto doetrlnoof a freer tf ado
means tax reduction through tat I II reform.
Wriggling cannot change lu
The Nsa of Oblivion
would long slnce have swallowed up SO'.O
DONT In common with se many forgotten
teeth pastes and den tlfrlcts, did net the ex
pcrlenjce of a whole nation preve, that it pos
sesses signal advantage. It thoroughly
cleans the teelb, dissolving and removing
their Impurities i ltrovlvostbolrfadlngwhlte ltrevlvostbolrfadlngwhlte ltrovlvestbolrfadlngwhlte
nessnnd strengthens thtlrralaxlngbeldupun
their sockets : It renders colorless, ulcerated
gums hard ana healthy i and besides nentral-J
own fragrance.
n'AKASlAKKlt'H
rniL.iDEi.rim, rrlday, June 22, 1888.
Manufacturers' Remnants of
Hamburg Embroidery. Once
a year we get a jag of them,
and then there are lively times
in the White Goods section
while they last.
This year's let is en the
counter this morning a spe
cial counter next te Linens. A
sight te make thrifty house
wives smile :
HdRlnKS
Flouncing:!
Inserting!
All evers
Medium te fine, 3S' inch te 45
inches wide, and from ic te
$1.21 a yard, width and quality
fixing price.
Yeu knew the story of these
Remnants? Ne? Well, the
cunning machines el St. Gall
arc set te make pieces just 43
yards long. II ier any cause a
design is changed or a piece is
shortened, there's a remnant.
A dozen tilings may happen te
swell the remnant lets. Ne
discount en the stuff, but half
the price just the same.
ScutliwusL et conlre.
A combination sale of Para
sels : some from leading makers
and our own stock, with prices
cut right in two.
I2n.re for flew
fu rotor itni
in 00 for fi.Mi
flUOfer it M
sxeofer $t;.e
J color 11 uu
There will be Parasol carnival
here for a week or se. We
have never before made such
an offering.
Oticslnutslieutalde, ueatel Main Alsle.
We have been doing some
surprising things with Corset
prices. Here's a bigger sur
prise : An imported I. C. Cor
set at $1 that was never before
sold for less than $2.25. The
maker means that you shall
knew these goods.
R. & G. Corsets. They're
seconds, but you wouldn't mis
trust it :
II U. AU Cnraets lerfui
7'ie II A U. 1,'oirteln ler IJJ
te j u. A 1). (JertcU foraec
UUPHlnul struct lfle, east of llulri AUK)
If you haven't looked through
our Shee Stere you've only half
a guess of the sorts and styles
of easy, light, strong, dressy
outing ioetwear the makers
have been giving us. Mere
are some of the kinds for
women.
Buckskin, leather soles :
Ilnck Skin, button $100
Duck Skill, balmenila 3IU
Canvas, leather soles :
Old OelO tlnnvaa, button U2t
Ola (leld Uiuivm, bulmeraU iw
Old (ieWCauva?, Iiulineruta 1.7s
Old tleld canvas, buck sktu titiutnud
balmorals , SAO
llrewnUnnvas Oilerd 75
l.tgbl Hiuy Canvas Oxford 3 SS
muck SerKO UiUiuerals, liatoutleulhur
Up lit,
Canvas, rubber soles :
lllaek Canvas luiinerul, pateut
loathertlp $35)
lllaek Surgu BtUuiemls.imtent leather
tip 2.W1
llluck Cauvea Oxford, patent luatlier
tip fioeaud S.00
ltrewn Canvas Oifeid , 1.91
l.lt!btCunvuOiteid,calt trlinmea . ste
Calf and Geat, rubber soles :
WIneCalf Oxferfl jjw
llluck Ooze Call Oilerd -jde
Wind Celurvd Ueat 0'erd. 3ii
Cotrve Colored tleat Oxlerd 1 ui
lllack (.eat Oxford 12 .') and 3 W
Olared HoiiKelaOi!ora,vMeiitUiUliur
HP 3 te
Men's Canvas Balmorals were
$1.75, new $1, 6. 7,8'senly.
Beys' Canvas and colored
Geat Shoes.
Market trout fient, west et Main Alale.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Phlladelplila.
MUO'IS ANlt tillUKH.
S'
OMKrillNU NIUK
Fer Little Meney.
We have a very line Uiilteri Plioe ler ladlei
lu l'ttlihltiiiett, lirlgtit Kid, or Kid limnl mul
Ulove Tep, Wetked ltulten llulci, which uu
tell at II. S3.
A full linn nt KM and Itrlght Dongola Or Or
eon! Ties and .OpornSUppeis.
We claim te soil as cheap as any bnute In
Lunraatur, and would bepleuetd te have you
compare our prlcej with thou you tiatu been
paying.
WM. H. GAST,
JunllydWAr N0.1MNOItTliO.UKKNST.
J ACOH V. HUKAKKKK'H
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(MT OWN DISTILLATION.)
MO, 1DUCNTUK 8QUAUK,
1776. 1888.
JULY FQURTU.
fleadquarterijfer Flrewerki.
We desire te call attention te FIREWORKS
for the coning fourth ei Jtilr celebration.
Haying our works from the manufacturer,
ana firecrackers from the Importer In large
ntianlltlrs and tot cash, we are In position te
.1 OU at th lowest market price. UUK WOKKfl
are all Colerea Works, ana for weight, sue
and besuly of colors am net surpassed.
OUIiriKKCitACKKIls are long stem, best
Ne. 1. We have all sizes Cannen crackers,
.l&panete una Silver Star Torpedoes, Colerea
riren, Weman Candles. Sky Jteckets, Triangles
Mines, Vertical wheels, slower Pele, Brilliant
Fountains, ate, Kte, Chinese Lanterns ana
nags for the four te ana rail Campaign.
We hare purchased largely of Chinese ana
Japanese Lanterns, ana flan, which wa can
alto .toil at the Lewest .'rices. HUNTING
SLAUS -We can furnish them or any size at
Short Netice.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BABT KXNQ 18TRHBT,
I.ANGABTKR.I'A.
QUKKXHWAKIt.
TT1UH A MARTIN,
Fruit Jara I Jelly Tumblers 1
CHINA HALL.
MASON rUUir JAH'.IN ALL81ZKS.
JKI.LYTUMULKU3.
JELLY CUrS.
JKLLY JAK'I.
MHIITN1NCI FltUlT JAH9.
(1 he Hest In the Market.)
HIGH 8c MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Street,
LANUABTEK. PA.
UaHRIAUKS.
QTANUAHU WORKr
EDW.EDGERLEY
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
NOS, 41, 4 441SIAUKBT BTUIKT, liear Ot
Podtelllce, Lancaster, Pa,
1 have In Stock and Build te Order Every
Variety el the following styles : Coupe, Hug
gles, Ciibrlnleta, Carnages, victerias, business
Wagons. "T" carts, McColl Wagons, Burrles,
Market Wageus, l'hrotens, Kzpress wagons.
1 employ the best Mechanics, and have Mon
ition te build correctly any style of Carriage
deslred. The quality, Style and finish nt my
work makes It decidedly the Cheapest la the
market,
-WKHAVKTHE BEST AN U CHEAPEST
OAltTlNTHK MAUKKT.
AHV11ALT BLOCKS.
A Sl'HALiT 1'AVINQ ill.OOK.
Asphalt Bleck Ce.,
Oltlce-rll Cbcstnnt Ht , l'hlla , I'b,
Worka-Uildgeport, fa., A Camden, N. J,
MANUITACIUUKU3 Or"
Standard Asphalt Paving Blocks
ei'.ES 4x5x1 AND t'ixlxl'i.
In ironflraliueferstrootnavlnir.sldowBlbR. srar
den paths, mill yards and driveways, Riitturs,
cel I urn. vats and sa walls. Advantages:
NeI-ijUwd, duslldis, strlcuy sanitary, piucll piucll
callyliulestructlbluana cheap,
rer prlets and lurther lnloiinatlen address:
B. S. OSTER & BRO.,
Aicenls
Lancaster Ce., 3?( North frlnce St.,
Lancaster, 1'u. ml-Cmd
XXCl'llSlOXH.
RAYMOND'H
aiONS.
VACATION yXCUlt.
RAYMOND'S
VAOA'I ION
H'XOURSIONS.
All Tinvellng Kxponses Included.
Parties will leave Phlladnlplita Monday,
J illy ?H. Monday. aukuU2), ana Mena.ly, Hep Hep Hep
toiiiberlo, lerl'llltKK OllAND Tllll'&totUe
Yellowstone National Park,
Willi a coinpleto Hound of nil the points of
liltnrcal in AMKIUOA'd WUNDKULAND,
andamplottmeror u tlioreunh Inspoctlen or
Its many marvels, lnrtdunui visits tn Niag
ara Falls, Chicago, stllwaukee, the Dells of
the Wisconsin, at. 1'uul, Minneapolis, the
Fulls et Mlnueliaha, l.uhe Mlnnotenku, the
famous " Had Lauds " of Dakota, etc. All
Hallway Travel In 1'alaoe Bleeping Cais. The
Parties te be LtmtUiil tn Numbers. In con
nection with tlie third oxrurslen thore will
be a Tour Acress the centlnunt, with a Ko Ke
turn through Calttornle. lu addition te the
abeve Summer and early Autumn teuis
through tbe Kooky Mountain In Colerado,
and 'lfii 'lilpn In July te the famous Keserts
or Mew England, Canada and the Middle
States.
W RAYMOND. 1, A. WII1TCOMI1.
a-Bend ler doscrlptlve circular, designa
ting whxtlier oliewstonn Yars lour, Colo Cole
rado l.xcur.t 11, or book of tun HummerTtlps
Is au31.ua,
KVY.MOSD& WHITCOMU.
Ne. Ill Seuth Ninth Ht (uuder Continental
Hetel), l'hlladulphta, 1'a. JuUKild
UUVMl
wtBuimu wauiia.
c
Alii, AND bttK
-TUB-
ROCHESTER LAMP.
BtxtyCaudle-Llghli neats them all.
Anether Let el ClllCAl'Hl.OBks ferUas an
0 11 8 loves.
THB " PERFECTION '.'.
UHl-AX, MOULDING A UUUUEU CUSUIOM
WEATHERSTRIP
Beats them all.'Thls strip ent wears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold. Blep rattling et windows.
Kxclnde U10 dust. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made
lu applying it. Can tie ntled anywhere no
holea te bere, ready for use. It will net split,
warn or shrink a cushion strip Is the most
perfect. At the Steve, lioater and ltange
Stere;
-or-
Jelui P. Sehaum & Sods,
24 SOUTH QUEEN BT.,.
LAUOASTXB. l'A.
AUKNKKA1, AOKN'I WANTKD KOH
theSlh Woniler. Positively the fastest
soiling at tlcle en vatth
Addreai
KSIPIUK CO..
Jel4-lwd
Wl Canal Bt., N. Y. City.
NOT1CK IS HKR1CHY G1VKN THAT
the follnnlngdeicrlbed City lienda are
hereby called In ter the Sinking fund of tbe
Usue authorized by ordinance approved
Mareli 3, A I). IsSl, and amended byordlnance
approved March V.t, 1SS1. rorutundsaeeunor
tholndebtudnexsoi the city of Lancaster, l'a,,
at four per cent.
Of the Burins of One te Twenty Yoaw, vlx t
Nes. ;?!, '28, i:, 40. M, Oun 1 heutand Dollars
each 1 Hei.1l, ffl. 21. 'i, at, S7, 2, H, 41, 45, 4J, U,
(U, U7. 118, 10O, 101, PS, Hit, 107, 10S. liO.llOSlve
llundmd Dellsriieach j Nes. 3.4, lJ,i7,S',!,,Sa1
SI, Si, it, 81, N SO IMS, 51. 01, CI, Kl, CO, C7.CS GJ,
7, 71, 7A 73 71, 75. 7ci, .-, Si, loe, 101, Wl One Hun
dred Dollars each.
1 he above numbered bends will be presented
for pay inent at thl ottlce en or btifera the ilrst
dayef July, Itisi ; Inteiuat en said bends will
ceau en tnat date.
Ie!0'llljyl5 KDW. KIHIKIILKV, Mayer,
BUSINESS METUODS MADE 1'IiAlN.
The system of Instruction at the
LANCASTKU UOUUKHCIAL COLLKUK,
Is se simple and plain that any young Udy or
gentleman can easily master all the details of
abusluess education.
L11IKUAL TXUUS.
Kvenlng Sessions Tuesdays, Wednet
and rrtdays. full Information given by
12.0. WKIDLKU,
Lancaster Commercial College,
eetllktfd lAnnuitnr, H.
VTOTIOE TO TRESPASSERS AND
-- UUNNKlts. All persons are he rob y ter.
bidden
te truspass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall and
1 ana Bntitiaweiieai&iesin fjeDonen ei
jHHxlwell estates in Lebanon or
m PPIJ. UUUUUtVl WHUUMU .UW.WW UA UUIU'
closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or unln
fishing, as the law will be rigidly en te iced
airatnst all trespassing en sold lands of tfca un
aesiguea alter uus nonce.
WM. COLKMAN rUKIMAf,
K fXJtOY ALDXN,
IUW, O.rUHMAM,
Atternm tex u.w.Ue)mkn'i.Uair
OKOOMKimS.
O AWARD'S MILD CURED HAM
. AND BUKAKrAtT BACON.
UneensJea for UMteraesa: and gelfeaey of
flavor. We guarantee that taere ta nothing te
equal them la quality In Uls market. Thou
sand! of the beat famine are new using them.
They aire universal satisfaction. Try them
ana tell your neighbors.
W Dried lleet ana Hele a nleely chipped.
Frlees reasonable. tJseKUK WIAHT.
TTNU8UAM UNUSUAL I' 18 WHAT
sf many new customers eselalm when
ibeysee theconstantacUvltyef trade at
The Original ted Only Cash Grocery,
N. W. COIL UUK AMU VINE SIS,
LANCASTKU, PA.
They mean that It Is unnsnat at this season
te see such a brisk trade,butlt Is nesurprlse te
vlrf..".".u.u",a," oureia customers, rer
at QKABlLIa there are no dull seasons.
-ZZ2 ?.a filing for Cash explains the
whole matter.
l-LOUK is easier. We have a ' New Precess"
Fleur said by msny tube eiual te any Beiler
at CO cents.
,.9ASAt,I''.,"kM ry palatable dishes,
IS cents a paakugu,
'""I'aS are certainly cheap at 11 cUa
fceTyft.B'cUi.?8' Tery Bie '"
linTTLRDPirKLKSfnrl'lcnlFs, le cents a
bottle. Larue l'lcaibs, lucentsa aeren.
CUKKSB Is rather easy. Creamrrv. lies
Pennsylvania Cream, 12e t Vlnest creauj, 15c.
CLOTHES PIKB-BUckS Ot them at
cent a dozen.
OMK
NORTHWEST COKNEK DUKE AND
VINE STBEETS.
4STTolepheno. Open every evening.
tnH-lyasT.WAI"
DMT HUUDK,
IAKAH0L WEATHEK.
Parasol Weather.
WATT &SH AND
e, O St 10 BABT KINO BT.
Wero quite prepared te meet the exttaordl exttaerdl
nary Ooinend ler
PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLAS
During the pist few days, and jeu can still
flud whai you want In
COACII1NU l'AltASOI.e,
1TANCY 1'AltlSOLS,
XW11.I,KD1LK SUNSUADXS,
ULOlilA CLOTH SUMSUADK3,
In nil fl.'s and every vatlotyef handles at
the low uat cash prices.
WASH OHALLIB3
Make a cool Snramer Drs9. We open today
sixty pleces In choice styles at the extremely
low prlce or 7e a yard ; Beiling fast in ether
cities from 8 te 10 cis.
AM..WOOL.A1.II&TUOS3 Cl-OTH, 40 Inches
wide, se cents ayatd.
TOILB-DU-NORDB
Is the rame of n new make e( Dress Ging
ham, excellent uualltv. Belt flnlah. beautiful
cmnblniitinns of colorings, und se desirable
that a hundred merctiauts are clauinrlee fur
every ca.e the mill can nrofluce. We have
been auccefsfiil se far In supplying the wants
of all our customers, full 1
wiatti, isj
Keayard.
SPECIAL!
All 811k Crrss-llar Hash ltlbbene, a Inches
wlile,85e; worth I1.2S.
All bilk Sattn Kdge Molre Htbbens, 9 Inches
wide, only II ui 11 yard.
Ne. w, Aiistlk ilolre Hlbben9, crown edge,
20 cents a yard.
no. 11. All silk Ealln Klbbens.UXctsayard ;
worth '20 eta
New Yerk Stere.
FOH 8 A LB OR KB NT.
RESIDENCE ON
of Duke street.
THE EAST SIDE
bntneen Urnnge anil
Chratuut, ter unit.
lunulroef
A.J
STKINMAN,
At this ounce.
ml2ftld
FOR KENT FRONT AND REAR
basements under lllish A lire.'s Clothing
Btorei trnnl ene suitable for sheemaker shop;
rear suitable for uatlng beuse or gruen grocery.
awi'iy w Jiiaen a uu
lultmd
Centre Square
HOUHKSKORSAliE ON THE MOST
liberal teimi, en Wet Chestnut, Wal
nut, Lomen, Mary, l'lue und Charlette streets.
Apply at
11115 Clild Mi NOUTil MAKY BT11KKT.
jTIOR KENT FROM. APRIL, 1, 1B88,
A" forenooratormof years, the Btrasburg
Hall read, with Ceal and Liimbur Yard. Warn.
heuse, Locomotive aLflCais ; all tn geed and
running order, The loase el this valuable
property presents a rare opportunity lean;
7
ffalabllshed and pronu.ble business, for eon-
l'uiiy uwriug in uiigagu in a pleasant, no
uiuuub, ruin or inner iniormauen apply te
TllOS.erUKNUYUAUMUAUDNKU,
mli-tld Lancaster City, la.
hLMMKR JlKS02iTfi.
TliANTlU OITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Largest Meat Convenient Uetel. Xlegautly
rurnUhnd. Liberally Managed. Couch te ana
irum ueacu una 1 ruins, urcuesira uusic.
CHAB. MOULADK. Pmn.
W
K. Coehr4. Chief Clerk. lebn-emd
T
UE
"CUALKONTE,"
Ocean Knd of North Carolina Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
K. UOllKUTS ft aONB. aprl-4uid
' VKT11EKlt'1"
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J .
Ocean .nd Kentucky Avenue.
Open rcbiuaty 1, te November 1.
J ,00
uex ituu.
M. J. KCKKUT,
tcayl0-2ind
8
TOOKTON U.OTH1
CAPE MAY.N. .1.
Ol'KNB JUNK SO -New Ownership. New
Mauageiiieiit. Newly i'urntshed. x"ertect
Appelntiii'iiU. l'euular Prices. Kluest
beach In the world, ltoeiu plans and lnfonna lnfenna
slnn at Ulasltu ,1 ueiiH' Piane Warerooms, N,
W, corner l.ieventh and Chestnut streets,
l'hlladelphln. until June 50. '
. all tte. Walten. Proprietor,
JunlCllt Late of SL James Uelel, h. Y,
OAl'ON HI'KlNCiS AND HATHS.
ALKAINK L1TIIIA AND BlIPKltlOlt
IllON WA'X'HUS, llAMl'BlUUK COUNTY, W.
YA.
This celebrated Mountain ltesert for health
and pleasure, llaths et any temperatuie ; a
summer climate unsurpassed: a charming
summer home with its many Improvements,
accommodating Soe guests, opens June 1. rer
medical und ether testimony, send for circu
lar. Wal.U. SALK,
inayMKtd Proprietor.
, TLANTIO CITY.
GUKSTKIt COUNTY HOUSE,
'IhU thoroughly comfortable and well
known home u uew open, 'iweuty-elgblb
toisen. Bume management. Coel and do de
llgbttut location vury near tli sea
juu2-2md J KttlMABONS.
VOAL,
"OAUMUAHDNKH'S COMPANY.
GOAL DEALERS.
Orritm.-Ne. 11) North (JnoanStreet, and Ne.
K4 North l'rlnen
Birueu
Yiaus:- NerUi
Ddpet,
aivlMfa
I'rlnce Btroet, near tie&ding
I.ANOABTBU, PA
B.
II. MARTIN.
Wholesale and Itetall Dealer In all kinds et
iiuiuur.it aij lyUAli,
Yaro-Ne. 1M North Water and Prtnc
Streets, above Lemea Lancaster, ns-lyd
cLornma.me.
M
ERUUAHT TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING
-AT
BObIKHXW tuimqbin
SUITINGS
-AND-
Treuserings
Vew opening for the warm season . We make
an honest effort te render satisfaction 10 the
customer in every case,
rULL links or
Gent's Summer Undeiwear
Hosiery, Cellars ana Cuffs and furnlshlncs,
generally.!
An Inspection of enr stock and prices re
spectfully solicited.
Gee. F. Rathven,
Ne. 25 East King St.
Next Doer te the Lancaster County National
Hank,
LANGAtTKli, PA
marll-lydAw
t'URXlTURU.
tXTIDMYKR'S.
FURNITURE
WIDMYER'S CORNER.
THE OLD CORNEli
IB FULL Or UOOD NKW TUINdS.
Our stock is tee large and must be reSnced
before the season closes. Te de this we have
concluded te glve the peeple a chance te get
Geed Furniture I
AT A LITTLE COST.
We have some goods fnet the newest, but
Just as geed) that will be sold If tlie price pal
en them will sell them.
These are uhkat llABOAINB, and we ex
pect te see them move lively.
WIDMYER'S
FUliNITUltK STORE
Oer. East King & Duke Sts.
I desire te call the
attention of my friends
and patrons te the fact
that I am newprepared
te de general Undertak
ings, te which my per per
nenal attention will ba
glven at moderate
charges.
Reapectfully,;
WALTER A.HEIMTSH,
27 ic 20 S. Queen St.
Residence 37 West
Vine Street, oppeslto
St.Mary'a Chtirch.l
F
URNITURE I FURNITURE!
THE UNDKU3IQNKD 11 A8 KKOl'KNKD 1U3
bTOlttt AT THE OLD STAND,
le. 38 East King Street,
Which wa destroyed by (Ire some time age,
and has a perfectly New Stock et all kludjjel
FURNITURE.
PAULOlt SUITES,
1JEDUOOM SUITES,
TABLES, CU AlllS, KTO.
UftOLSTERING
In All Its Branches. Alse fainting and Or
namenting Old Chairs.,
HENRY
WOLF,
Ne. 38
Fast KJntr Street
JeDttd
jhs a gibbs.
It Will Pay Yeu.
If you are furnishing a new
ree, by buying your Furniture
from us you can save enough
money te furnish another room.
If you are re-furnishing a few
rooms you can get better Fur
niture than you probably had
intended for the same money.
As it lias paid everyone of our
customers, it will pay you te see
the newest, brightest stock of
Fi RNiTURE at the lowest prices
in the city. The best workmen
en new work or repairing and
upholstering.
OCHS a GIBBS,
31 Seuth Queen Street,
Up-stairs.
aprlMyd '
The People's Cash Stere
DRTV00D8.
KAOr.
GIYLER
SHOWS TUB
HAMDSOMKSr
MKHTOr
ASSORT-
French and Ame.iciu Sttlies,
ginghams,
Batibtes, White Ooedi, &e,
IN LANCASTER,
At Lewest Cash Prices.
JOHN S. GIVLEE,
6 & 8 North Queen St,
LANCASTKU, PA.
marlOlidAw
haqer brother.
The Newest Styles Kerchllns & Gres
Remans French Satines.
The Newest Styles American Satines.
The Newest Styles uatlste and Challies.
The Newest Styles Scotch Zephjrs and
Tell Nerd Ginghams.
The Newest Styles Tennis Suitings.
PARASOLS & GLOVES.
EMBROIDERIES.
Ne. 25 West King St.,
LAKCASTKlt.lM.
J."-
MARTIN & CO.
Remarkable Offerings
-IN-
Summer
Dress Goods!
Our buyer has Just returned from the mar
ket and tomorrow there will ha dlsplajeden
enr cennters some of tha greatest drives In
Novelties ever shown.
Dress Challies,
Mere demand for them every day, 'c a yard ;
sold everywhere at S and 83 a yard. Every
pattern made we have In stock. Weel Chal
lies, Ne a yard. Half Weel Challler, 20e a
yard.
FRENCH SATINES.
7hltells the story or out stock, 91 patterns,
at 3)c ; 41 patterns, at Wjj 33 patterns at2Sc.
American Satines.
An Immense stock In all the desirable shades
Uebelln, Blue, Terra Cetla, etc.
BATISTES!
Over a yard wide, Cream and White grounds,
at 9c a yaid ; regular price, IBc a yard.
MAOHJNKRr.
C
r.NTR.VI. MAOUINE WORKS.
Central Machine Works,
. V. CCMMINGS, I'reprletf,
UUANT AJs'D CHRISTIAN 18TIT1ETS,
LANCASTER, l'A,
(A iter July 1st, at Hi North Christian Itreet,)
KNOINKS, UOll.KltS, MAC11I.MBV,
8I1AS-TING8, PULLEYS, HANdlCES, Jte,
IKON AND OUASS CASTING",
WOOD AND METAL l'ATTKUNB of Belt
Quality.
Largect and liest Stock In Lancaster of Cast
Iren und Malleable linings, llnus and Iren
Valves and Cooks, bleam Gauges, Safety
Valves, Try Cocks, water Uauges.Uate Valves,
Lubricators, and nteam Goods In general
M-ltepatilni; prempily done, becend band
Knglncs, uellers and Machinery neught and
Beld.
GOOD WOUK.
UKASOMABLK CUAUQE8.
PKOmTNESS.
dec! tld
M
HM A BROTHER
J. I MARTIN (6 CO
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