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AtUlUABTSH. AUGUST 6, ISS8.
'jm PAH.T imixieBxcsa pnbllihes all the
-'. tttocnpblenew of the United rress op te
, t K latst possible nenr.
yMEm-The Daily saiuen of th limu-
b4 surroendlnfc town for 10c per week t
bf Ml, tK.oe a yean 12.80 for six months,
M for three months t Wc per month.
CM WnxLY imLuenieu (Donme cnewi
Mfht rages, only IU0 per Annum, In aft-
ranee.
Sibscrlters wishing their address changed
ut also state where the Ipaper U new lor ler
warded. ,TertteemenU from 10 te cu. per line
MBk.tnterUen, according te location.
Ttt INTKLLIGBNCKH,
Lancaster, Pa.
WTvtopncme'CennMtum
VKMOiri LUTIM Tew " F"AM?; "
VXKXa TjUVIlf.RS. CAW HAV Tl! 1UILT
imuiencn TO Thiv, Vout l'AtB
vem 10 Cains A W, THX ADDRMS llEISO
CaxratDitt Omii Vbsiuid.
The Death or hhcrlilan.
General Sheridan is dead. This is the
ad news that was flashed across the w Ires
;V 0 the country Just as Sunday niaht was
merging into Monday morning. The
announcement cemes with a great shock
te these who had been hoping against
hope that "Little l'hll " would be spared
yet a little longer te the country he bat
tled se hard for and te the people who
loved him se well.
Sheridan was net a youth of surpassing
premise. He graduated at West Point a
year later than his regular class, due te
an act of insubordination, and en his
final graduation steed thirty-fourth in a
class of fifty. two members. Hut though
net wedded te books, his nature was well
adapted te the stern arbitrament of war.
He was probably the most aggressive
fighter who was developed in the civil
war. Ills Rreat special knowledge was
cavalry work and masters of the art of
war, Buchas Yen Moltke and the late
Emperor "William of Germany, censid
ered him the greatest cavalryman of the
age.
Though Sheridan has passed away, his
deeds will ltve whlle the memory of
heroism survives, and future historians
will give due credit te the intrepid young
Irish soldier who knew net defeat and
who was the personification of indomit
able courage His life is enshrined in the
annals of the country. Urave soldier
that he was, he was generous te ttie
fallen fee, and he was net found In the
reconstruction period waving the "bloody
shirt" in the fazes of these who had geno
down in the lest cause.
One by one the great soldiers of the war
arebelnggathered te their fathers. Meade,
McClellan, Themas, Hoeker, Ilurnside,
Halleck, Hancock and Grant are gene
and Sheridan fellows them. Only Slier
man, Hesecrans and liuell remain. The
war and its bitter memories are fading
from view, and the great record of hero
ism and results accomplished shines out
brighter each day, a heritage in common
for a reunited people.
m
l.t 11l.fi lln lift, f ..I
Though Lancaster has only a few nma-1
t:ur base ball clubs, it will be evident te
anyone who takes a trip te the Athletic
pirk en Saturday afternoon that the
earnest efforts of our young men te re
vive outdoor pastimes in this city are
fully appreciated. AmeDg the spectators
at the ball games are te be scen the faces
of men in all walks of llfe, with theso
who have always made it a point te en
courage the sports which quicken the eye
and develop the muscle.
But base ball is net the only sport
which has received new llfe in Lancas
ter. A glance at the list of the members
et the Lancaster Gun club will show the
names of many of our most highly re
spected citizens. The matches which
' have taken place between this organisa erganisa organisa
teon nnd theso of ether places indicate
that we have In our midst marksmen et
no mean ability.
Beating en the creek, although enjoyed
te some extent for the past two or three
seasons, has uever been se popular as it
has been this year. It was nraie occur eccur
rence five or sU years age te soe a pleas
ure beat en our creek after nightfall. Hut
it is different new. One may take a ride
te Potts' Landing en a pleasant evening
and there find hundreds of pleasure
aeekers enjoying themselves either by
skimming ever the waters or resting
under the delightful shade of the park.
One thing yet remains te push Lancas
ter still further onward te all the re re
quirementsefn progressive city a. d that
isanataterium. In our preseut all nation
our creek Is of little utility te lutherB.
Let the same young men who have de
voted se much of their energy te the re
vival of all legitimate sports fenn the In In
spiratien by which we may haeanata haeanata
terium which will proven blessing te our
population and a source of pride for our
city.
) as llarrlsun a Free Trader
Candidate Harrison Is said te have
been the author of the tarlll plank
adopted by the Indiana Republican con cen con
ventienof 1SS0, which was as fellows
Following the reduction aud readjust
ment of the tarlll from time te tlaie as cir
cumstances may requlre, upon the bails of
affording protection te tbe products and ro re
aulta et American skill and Industry, in
our opinion the duthH abeuld be reduced
as low as will te allewed by a wImi ob
servance et the necessity te protect that por
tion rf our manufactures and labor whose
prosperity Is essential te our national safety
and independence.
It will be seen that even the Republi
can candidate is net in harmony with the
miserable party platform of Chicago
origin. Of course, in accepting the nom nem nom
inatien from the committee of notiflca netiflca notiflca
tien, he swallowed the platform. IJut
when he reads his own tariff planks in
the past, he will be treated te a gagging
experience that will net be enviable.
A tw Irade.
Be Bcarce lias the young man, who
daniea and flirts, become at the seaside
and mountain resorts that the enterpris.
ing hotel proprietors are offering him
Beecial Inducements te come and Iodge
with them, Seme hotel men charge
nothing for these very desirable a-qulai-tionste
the body of their gueals, l.ile
ethers give them a ene-third rate.
It is ery fortunate for the jeung
swells of the country that these cheap
rates come Just when they have least
money and most leisure. A dude who
walka into a hotel with his full dress suit
done up In a paper box will bereceled
with mere effusiveness new than a mil mil
Uenalre many times ever. Rut it cannot
be pleasant rtllectlen for the young
max that they are hired as dummies te
keep the young girls from ennui. The
dudei thns are classed with the paid at
I faction et the place. Heaven help the
young women who aie ever foolish
enough te regard them as serious creatures.
The nnslncia Situation.
The business situation for n prc3ldcn
t'al year is phenomenally geed, and the
commercial agencies report the volume
of business thus far in 1SSS as fully equal
te that et a year age.
On niunn for this is the excellence of
the crops which this year will probably
touch hlgh-water mark prices. Then,
tee, our neighbors across the ocean,
England and the ether continental coun ceun
trlw, save Itussia, have been visited by
lacking crops, nnd will have te buy their
deficit largely from the United States.
Hut the best reason for business confi
dence exists in the administration of
President Cleveland. The peeple have
such entire confidence in his wisdom aid
patriotism nnd the Impression is se gen
eral that he will be easily elected his own
successor that the business peeple show
less fear of embarking in new enterprises
than if the issue was fraught with doubt.
The unusual business prosperity nt this
ttme will be nn important factor in at
tracting votes te the Democratic ticket-
JH.AiNE, Allisen, llawley, Hale and tbe
lte Vleo l'nsldent Wheeler, voted ter irce
cial. Were they f ree traders ?
Mn. W. 11. Wilsen, of Philadelphia, who
km sotne ycara age freight agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad at this place, has
found time from hit mnltlfarleus duties te
wrlte a 27-page pamphlet entltted "A. Leaf
from the History of tbe Kobelllen." Mr.
Wilsen waa a military tolegraplier In that
fierce nlvll alrlfe and bad oleso relations
with McUlfllan, Gimoren and Hoett. Heme
of the facts which he rolettM have nevcr
before been given te tbe public It Is a
very credltable ptoce of llterary work, The
work isdedlcntud te the uiomery of tbe late
Thomm A. HceU.
Tnr. I'hUadelphln i'rci mill rnllerattB
UioHtery that President Nervln (Iroen, of
tbe Wostern Union Telegrnph company,
gave f. 10,000 te the Domncratte campaign
fund. Mr. Oreen hai denied Uil ever his
own signature, but tbnt makes no dlllerrnoe
te the I'mn, which must have Its doublo deublo double
prlcod political news, evon If the Istter
reeks with lalsoheod.
This I lornatlenal Tuberculosis CengretB
In 1'arls practically sgroed upon the Identity
of tubercuIcHls lu men, woinen and cftttlr.
llore was an Illustration used : A dairy
maid with ronrmnptlen coughs and spin
en u buudle of hey. A cow catH the bay
and gctH the tame dUoase. Tbe cow Ih
mllKcd and eotiie ene drinks tbe milk, and
It he Is apt te Inke tbe dlsuaae, he gels con-
aump'.len. Many strong poeplo, of course,
escape, aud lu n general way the Rtronger
tbe general health and constitution the less
likely Ih the person te get tbe Infection, but
the projierlloii llable te get It Is very large.
Over ene- fifth of the population of the world
dies of tuberculosis. In France alene 100,
000 yearly perlHb. Tbe remedy propesod
Is te cook all men, thoroughly, bell all milk
used and lUe as tnueh eh posslble In the
open ulr.
l'ni.sini.N r Uiivnt In ene of hla mos mes
Magca rt'commendud that raw wool be placed
en the I ree Hat. Waa be a froe trader ?
l)i:KH UA'UU CltAlIlMAN IlKIUIl BOHdS
out very encouraging roperta et tbe Deme
cratle situation through the country. He
llnds overy where n feeling of conlldenco
In 1'reslitent Cleveland. Jleaaya: "Kvcu
theso who de net dlstlnetly understand (he
tarlll Isine are be Htreng In this feeling that
the tllerta te befog and bowllder thorn en
tirely fnll. Tuny will vete for Cleveland
en Ihelr fcellng of trust and confidence
They oeuHldor him patriotic, brave, honest,
and faithful. ThlH conlldenco our report)
lndlcate as particularly atreng In the
agricultural regions of tbe West. The
farmers trust Cleveland. Michigan, 1111
uels, Wlsoenstn, Iewuand Mlnnosetn will
go for Clovelanil and Tliurman, nnd tbe
grottadvnntiigeof this will be In the gain
It will ltHine in senatnrH nnd congressmen.
The great rolermi thtt the oxecutlvo plans
will be encouraged by a Pomecratlo Con Cen
grins, Itmtcnd et thwarted by an opposition
parly."
Tm:si: are the days when theuhtlCfiti
poeplo iiiakn tbe tmrden et llfe hoavler bv
tie Inquiry : " It It het enough for you ""
Ev(lni:iien 1'eutkr, et IndlanB,
relturutcu hit doteriuluatlou net te nccept
the Kepuhllcnn nomination for novernnr.
He snys his vlfe and children upheld blm
In this dcc'fclen. He deems honest In
bit withdrawal nnd In his specch en
Hjturdity nkht aald : "1 fcel that
1 must utand fast by my Integrity. 1
cannot alterd for any publte honor that
euld be put upeu me te have it said Justly
by any mine man that for the aake of pop
ularity or dlke J would net stand by my
word. My Mm pi 8 Integrity rcfjulres that
1 shall net bs lu the way et auy of the gou geu gou
tleoion whom 1 have montlencd." Hut
what If all the goutleuion luontlenod por per por
slste I In KOttlui; nut et Perter's way, would
he then uccept ? It would aoeinso.
PEHBONAU
liAitm JiMteMK, tbe prlnne of koeiI
JiMteMK, tbe prlnne
lheiH and n famous New link wit, Is
djIiiK In Hharen, cenn.
v.. Matthias Hui.vhuu, med !l,
proiehod at Klizibothiewu en Nuiuluy.
Hev. llrlnuer Is a rualdent of the lower end
of Dauphin oeuuty.
Ji'iinK Jehn .Stheiim:h 1Iem died at
Cynthia, Ky , jehleniy uierniuK, BROd 01
year', alter a Iedr Illness. He was ene nt
tbe most promlnunlbarrlsterH In Kentucky.
Sami i;r. HreTTs, et Keadlng, the man
who built the, tlrHt coal car for the Heading
railroad, full down stairs and whs killed a
'ew dys ane. He was7S yeara of nge, and
had worked for ttie company alui'e 1810,
longer tt.au any ether Heading band.
Xlli: 1NIII4N 1 CASll'AlliN.
A Uuuicratlr HI ass Meellug In Xcrre llama
uit hpetcli bjf Senater oerlien
Ths Douiecrsoy of Terre Uaute, lndlaua,
and vlelnlly, bold a uiasa meeting Haturday
night, an 1 Sonater oerhocs made tbe
ejn'iilng speech of the l)emoeratloctiuiiilgn
In Indiana, this being the ser.atir's hoae
The strcet proeesHlou was n large and crud crud
ttable display, and the wigwam where tbe
meeting was held was crowded. Henater
Voerhoos was tendered an ovation en bis
appearance, tbe audience rising and cbeer
lng several minutes. On the platform wero
many Democrats jif state and local promt premt
neuce. Houater oerhooa' address waa
listened te with marked atteutlun, aud be
was frequently interrupted by rounds of
spplausu. He said:
.Ter 10 years the Kepubllciiu party has
caused ttia peeple te pay the manufacturers
at least f 100 000,000 a year In consideration
or a tax paid by the manufacturer te the
k'evermuuut, net a dollar et which tax diir-
inir mat lime was paid. Nearly f2,tHX) 000,
000 have thus bceu wrencbed Irnm iti 'nil.
lug niaw. The p"rv I ' , iu
Jar riH.e ii.ii c s ery ellurt te reduM ihu meun.
talueus tantl duties by which they bae
drained the eiruiugs of the people. Jlends
and oeuixjtie, hank atesks aud railroad
profits wure made exempt from tbe tax
gatbirei'ii demand, whlle tbe tax en your
aiilrt aud your wife's calloe dress uud
llaunel pottlceat remained tbe same or were
inereasbd.
Henater Voerhoos then discussed at length
the labor question aud the surplus, ile
declared tbe labor Interest of the country
need In circulation every dollar that can be
spared from the expense et the government,
auu jet at this hour tbere is piled up as a
useless surplus enough of the laboring
peeple' money te pay down In easIi mere
than IUO0 for every day slnce the birth of
Christ.
Yeu want free salt, cheap nalis, cheap
farming tnoterlala and cheap article for
household and kitchen use.
Touching upon the Republican Internal
revenue plaek, (Senater Voerboessald: "It
is bard te apeak In terma et moderation et
this monstrous preposition. In this Chris
tian land and age, men remellmea spoken
of aa Christian stateamen think nothing
better than troe whisky and tobacco te eiler
the peeple In reaponae te tbelr cry ter re re
llef.' Thought Fer Weiklntmeu.
Frem tte 8an Fratulice Kzamlner.
Yeu are aupposed te be the chief bene Ce
leries of lbs war tariff. Te Improve your
condition lsalleged te be the single aim of
Ita advocates. Yeu have a right then te
demand all the advantages that you are told
It can afford you. Huppose youeeewhothor
you are getting them.
There are, en a generous estimate, por per
baps 20.000 workera In protected Industries
In California. Jty proteetod Industrie we
mean, of ceurse. Industrie the prlee of
wheee prodneta Is artltlelalty kept up by
the tarlir. Ot tboae 20,000 fully 15,000 are
Chlneee,
The peeple of California pay at leaat 120,
000,000 a year te "protect American labor."
Thai means te protect you, the 6,000 whl'e
workera In tbe proteetod Induatrlea of Call
fernla for of ceurse tbe workers In ether
states are supposed te be cared for by the
taxes paid by thnlr neighbor.
H appose the 15,000 Cnlnamen avorage f 10
a week apiece, their total wagea amount te
tT.bOO.OOO a year. That leaves fl2,200,000
for jeu, or about (2 r00 aplece.
In ether words, the posple of California
are taxing tbemselves enough te pay you
average wages ef!2,t00 ayear, supposing
that all your wages have te oeme out ei uieir
taxea and nothing out of tbe roturnsef your
employer' buslnpim.
De you get Itr Yeu help te py the bills,
but de you get the rewaru ?
Unions the avorego "proteptod" worker
In California Is rocelvlng fJCOO a J ear,
somebody Is swindled.
IhaKatrnnre te the Oataoemlit
Is net mere forbidding than a mouth fllsman
tied of teeth. This dttnguromeat Is Inmost
Instanter, tbe conte'iiiHnco of n want of atten
tion te ttinui In youth, but Is happily prevent
Ible, with UO-UDONT, uaed, at a stump
pcaker encn nrged lilt auditors te vete,
"rnrly and etluti," Thti stiple article Is a
thoroughly reltable nieang of rendeilng tbe
Uiith ernamental and sorlcnsble. Theprcai
and medical pi illusion uudeinu It.
r.M.Wftw
R'AA'AifAJiKieU
Closed at i r. m. en Saturdays.
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or net.
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WANAMAKER'S
HArrcs
FLOOrspACE
PHILADELPHIA
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Yeu knew that there is no
worthy het weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but wc have it. If
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come te be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store arc yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
vemvi.ks ie.v re wdkr
OMl'l.KXlON l'OWDKK.
LADIES
WHO VAI.ITH. A KKFINKI) COMl'I.ICStON
Mil HI' UnK
POZZONI'S
mkiucvikd;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts n brtlllant transparency te the
skin. HuinevtN nil ptinples. tnokles utul el.
colnralleiiH, and in ik llie nkln Oellcatxly
soft aud btiautlltil. Itcentatns no lime, whlte,
loidernminla In Uuoe Blindea, t Ink or Hush,
whlle ana Iminuttu.
roil HA1.1C II V
All Druggleta nnd Fauey QoeJb
Donlera lvorywhero.
aWIIKWAUK Or lMlXAX10N3.-6a
apwu H d
(IHATKKS
x
1.1NN A HUKNKMaN.
BUY
'lHK O.NI OOOD-
Green Cern Grater.
This highly useful Invention en en
tlrflyaupetseile! nil ethci lu.ichlticsfcr
mluclng tiiet'n Cem te n pulp for rank
ing ruiTrnus, vuniiixcis, sue
cerAbii,c.
Jve ry fnuilly bheuhl have one of these
IlllcllilHH.
Price Only 30c.
BREKBMAN.
(1UKN1S roil LANOiTKlt.)
Ne. lea IlertU Queen Utroet,
l.ANCAHfKU i'X.
G
ri:at reduction.
Fine Tailoring
At tee Grenuist llrductlen ever rnadotoro rnadetoro rnadotero
tluce a huuvysteck, hi
H. GERHART'S
Pine Tailoring Establishment,
4J NORTH OUKKNSTKKKr.
Only UHTCUmpsrtlngXallerln the Cltye
TTOOirS HAKSAPAHILLA.
TRUE ECONOMY
Itlstrue economy te bur Heed's laraapa
rllla, ler "100 Deses Ons Hellar," Is erlgtntd
with and true only of this pepnlar medicine.
If you with te prove this, bay a bottle or
Heed's Sanaparllla and measnralu cenUnU.
F
xoawllinndltteholdlOOteajpoonfals. STew
read the directions, and yen will find that the
avnrage doae for peraens of different aea Is
less than a teaspoonful. This is certainly con
clusive and unanswerable evidence of the pe
culiar strength and economy of
HOOD'S 8AU8APAUILLA
" We began using Heed's flartapartlla In our
Institution seme months age, and having
watched !U effects, with te say that we And It
a geed, reliable, and beneficial medicine for
family uie, ana far heapltnls and lnatltntes
such at ours." SiiMist erMancr, West fourth
et., Cincinnati, e.
' I took Meed's Barsaptrllla for less of anne-
llte, dytpepnta and general languor. It did me
avuit amount of geed, and 1 have no hesi
tancy In rocemmondlng It." J, W. Wulb Wulb
ferd, Qnlney, III.
11KAITU UETrEIl THAN EVIli
" I have been trenbled by a soiefalous auc
tion all my llfe. it M one of the marked reo ree reo
elloctlons of my boyhood d lya, and for several
Teirs has rendered me unable te labor much.
I think Heed's Bartaparllla, which I have
been ntlng at Intervals for ten yrart, li the
best I have ever taken. I am new ;co,:and my
gennral health looms betterthanevtr." II. V.
Abbett, Warren, M. II.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
Held by sll druggists, ft t stx for H. I'repnred
only by U 1 IIuOD A 0O Lewell, alms.
lOJDOSKS ONK DOLLAB
J
DRY UOODti.
TJAW1A1N3! UAUQAINhT
BARGAINS
IN
WASH DRESS GOODS.
OrY 13 lOUItTlUKXOHUY
H tl IN KS, OKI N h I.K", OINUUAMS, WHITE
UOUUH,
And Anything In Eutmncr Goods.
I'AUASOLB.
At Trices te cell the Ooeds, te Jlake Koein for
r.UIima Winter UoeJs.
WCOS1E AND HKK US f
JOHN S. GIVLER,
(SKW UAHIIHTOBB)
NOB 0A8KOUXII QUHBN BXIIKKX. NKAli
CKNTIIK BUUaKK. 1.ANCA8IKK.
uiune-lydAw
S'1
TAMM BKOTHRKH.
GOING ! GOING !
GONE!
Valuable Business Property
-AT-
ASSIGNEL'3 SALE.
OnrillDAY.AUaUSXIO.ata li m .will be
onured, ut the Coepor Heuse, the ery deslra.
bin biulnens iiroperly. Ne. 83 and 7 NOllXII
QUCICV BX., (ncresn rrem l'ostenico) as the
irroiiertyot Btainin llrothers, consisting ei V8
(((it HJi Inchie front, extending back te a
depth nt 21) rect, inore or les, with a three (1)
Htorynhep fronting en Christian street, ueel
us u manulaotery. Alse right et way through
Ihroe 13) feet alley and stairway te second secend second
Btery. ThoStero ltoem Is ene of the finest and
bi'studapted ter genural mercantile business
te be found any where, having lately been re ro re
medeled by the owners. Bald Btore room Is 23
tool HV lnehts whlu and 100 lout long, ventt ventt
lated aud lighted In the medt Improved style.
l'arttes can vlew the preinlses by calling en
Messrs. btamm llres., or the asslgnoe.
W r. I1KYK11, Asslgnoe.
'In 03 J. Dams, Attorney.
3 WEEKS MORE
AND 11IK
&reat Closing Sale
Stamm Bres.,
Nes. S5 & 37 North (jumii Street.
WILL END.
t reiu no no nifert will he ppiud tocleso
eullhti h naureil ihu stock
$500 A DAY
SA.Vi3D TO BUYERS.
'I h sHfisen li Imt approaching whonyeu
will netd te uuy
Woolen Dress Goods
W hr net buy uew and two your portion,
-AI'XIIK-
BOSTON STOEE.
11 A Xl K KJtCtllKPS.
B
A.M1ANNA HANDKEUOUlKFa.
-OKT YOUIt-
Bandanna Handkerchiefs
3, 5 and 10 Cents,
AX
ERISMAN'S,
JVO. 43 WES'l KINO SI.
WNext Doer te Bayler's 1'hotegrsphUal.
lerj'.
BOOTB AND BJIOEM.
OOT WEAR.
Yen Can Save Heney
nt V1SIT1NU
STACKHOUSE'S
AND VUB0HAS1NQ YOUB
FOOT WEAR.
aay-TUE near shoes
riUCKSlNTIIKOITr.
AND LOWEST
D. P. STACKHOTJSE,
B3 & 80 HABT KINO, BT.
LANCA8TKB. FA. aSVlydJtW
E
UH 11AHUA1MH.
A MISTAKE
l.lke all ether Uiulntu men we sometimes
tnabe tnlstukcs.
11AV1NU llOUOlITTOO MANY
Men's Dongola Shoes
Fer Sammer
elndcd te
Wear and Tender Keet we con '
Stll Tbtu Off Btgtrdlcsa of CehL
Iho $.100 Line we will new soil at V 50, and
the iW Line we will soil at ti.oe.
We have a large aaaortment of Vtirte Bhees.
Xhey are as fellows :
lien's llrldht ucngela, 13 00 Tip, I,ace aud
Congress shoes, reduced te 12 50.
lien's llrlght Uonge'a $J oe l'laln Opera Tep,
Lace and congress Shens, reduced te 12 60.
Men's Dull Dongola t2,5)Xlp, Lace and Con
gress Bhees, reduced te 12 (0.
lien's Dull Dongola 12 50 rialn, UrondXes,
Wide Shoes, ler Old or Men, reduced te t-2 00.
A fnll line of these Shoes can be seen la enr
Windows.
The One-Pi Ice Cash Heuse.
I
The Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
BOOTS Sc SHOES,
Ne. 3 Eiht Kiug Street,
l.ANCAHTKK. PA.
UUM1IKK JiKUOKTU.
McOMNIOUIC COTTAGE, COHNKit
Central Ave and McCIInteckSU, Ocean
Urove, N. J t central location ; near audito
rium, pestnlllcn, lnke, ecvan and bathing
greunfls. 'Jurms, fntn12 per woek. Special
rates te excursionists
MUS. A. W. MVINaBXON,
Jy2Hmd Ilex 30.
mUK
"CIlALrONXK,"
Ocein End of N ei in Carolina A vnnun,
A'i 1, ANTIC CITY. N. J
K.ROUKUX3 A SONS, aprSMnn
A TLANT10 CII V.
CHESTER COUNTY IIOUSE,
XhU thorengh's comfortable and well
known house 1 new open, 'iwonty-etghlh
roageu. Same nmnngpment. Coel and do de
llghtful location very nearthn pea
junl22uid J.KK1IU A SONS.
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE
(feruurly Hetel Ashland.)
STNUW U1'KN.-V
UKUJUNIallKl). - . UKMODKI.KD.
UKNOVAXKD.
JOsTlt KI.ANIUEN. .Is.
marl Imd-Mar.Apr.July.Aug.
A TliANTIO CITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Largest Most Convenlent Hetel. Elegantly
Fnrnlahncl. l.lberally Uanagea. Coach te auQ
from lluucbana Trains. Orchestra Muale.
CHAR. MeULADit, Prep.
W. K. CoeHiun. Chief Clerk. lOUW-flina
Q'lUCIC ION UOTEL.;
CAl'fc MAY, N.J.
Ol'KNS JUNK 30 Vew awnenbln
Nnw
MatiUKPinenU
Nly
rurnlshed. I'orfeot
AprnlutniHiits
In the world
1'epular I'rlces
slnest beach
r.XIIKO. WALTON, 1'ioprlelor,
J unit) (01 a LntoetSU Junies Hele), N. V
TVp'. OKBrNA l'AKIC.
Mt. Gretna Park,
rea KXcuusieNs and i'Icnicb.
This I'ark li located In the heart of the
Seuth Mountain en the line ei the
Cornwall k Lebanon Hailrend,
Nine mtles reuth of the City of I ehanen.
lthlneuy dUtuucn of llarrlauurg, lteadlng.
Lancaster, Columbia and all points en tbu
l'hlladelphla A JUuadlng and I'ennsylvanla
Hallreidu. Thu ground are large, coveting
hundreds of ucnu, and are
HI Kit TO ALL.
The conveniences are a large Dancing l'a l'a
vlllen, a Spacious Dining Hull, Twe Kitchens,
llaggage aud Ceat lioenu, whlle the arrango arrange
mmiis ieramusemnU consist of Lrmiuetand
HallOreunds, Hewling Alley, Sheeting Ual Ual
lery (juells, Kt., Kte. Tablrs ler LuuLhers.
ltuitia em and llenches are scattred
throughout tbe ground.
Til K S 1 TK Kir LK UANOK
Of the National iluard of l'ennsylanla has
been lecated et ML Urutna. and the Military
Hltle 1'racitce, tiem 11 me te time at the llange,
will censtltuiu a new attraction te visitors.
auuiunt nvunvuuii ,a
LAKKCOSKWAQO,
Cevering nearly twenty acres en which are
placLd a number of elegant New beats, ana
auing the hanks el which lire pleasant walks
and lovely sconery.
OlideitVATION OAKS
Will be run en ths line el the Cornwall A I eh eh
aeon hallrejul, or will be tone te dlilurent
points, when practicable, ter the accommoda
tion of excursion parties. They are sate,
pleasant and convenlent.
l'arllua desiring It can procure Meals at the
l'ark, as the Dining Hall will be under the su su su
rorililen of K M. liOLI., of the Lebanon
allay t.ouse. Theso who wish te spend a day
In the Mountains can dnd no plaen se beauif.
ful or ullerdlng e much pleasure as ML
Uretna re IMUVIU'TIMi DltlNKS AL
LOWKDONTliK I'UKMlSKS
sv rer Kxcnrsteu lUUss and Oonerul lnfe
mailen, apply te
NED IRISH,
Pup't C. A L. Itallread, Lubanen, l'a.
Jei-Jraa
1UST OTKNKO A HAG OF PIUMK
ti n tilted Canary Seed at 10 cents a quart.
Klid BeeO ana Uravel In pack, fl.h Mine,
Beng je:d and Urd Tonic, at
UU11LK) 'a DliUO SXOKK.
8 West King Street,
FREY
mm
VLOTBMa.
ASKEW
OB ME.
ATN08..IS1 AMDS WE8TK1NU sr4KT.
0.7-lyQ
TITKRCUANT TAILORINO.
HAGER & BROTHER.
Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENT.
A l-Kltl-MCTl-IT QUAUANTCKU.
Mid-Snmmer Special Bedacliens.
Scotch and English Cheviots.
PCOTOIl I
CIIXVIOT 8U1TIMQS,
NaLIRII i
CUKVIOX BUIXINHS,
tsMTO rsoe.
28.00 xu ra.oe.
r oe te iivoe.
rs.ie TO U 00.
The above are TUB I.ATK3T In I'latds and
Stripes.
The C 1.03 IN U l'BIOKR will Warrantan Kz-
amlnatlen.
CUKVIOX BUITINHB. .CO XO llbOO.
CUEVIOX bUIXINGM, rOOO XO US CO.
Desirable Ihin
Summer
Materials
Wear
for
Will be fennd In our assortment or v orst erst
ed, riannels, Serges, Drep DeKt.s, Mehairs,
1'ongeos.,
IM?OUXKU L1NKN VK3TINU3.
UNKN yKSXlMQS.
WlllXS
Hager & Brether,
25 & 27 West King Htroet.
pKDUOEI) PRICKS.
L. GANSHAN & BRO.
Tbe Great Sacrifice Sale
or
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Will Conltnue for a Kew Dayi Lenger. We
Offer UhKAXUAUUAlNS te UtQlC0
titeck.
MKN'S DU3INK9S SU1X3 at II te, tl 50, S50,
MKN'3 DKKSS SU1XS at (0 10, 17 00, 13 09,
I10 0O.
MKN'3 KINK PRINOR AL1IKUX 8CIXS at
112.00, 1 00, 1C 00, 118 00.
l'ANTS at COO, CSc, 75c, 10c, 1 CO, 1 25.IL73,
12.00. 12 tO, I1.0J.
MKN'3 SKKR3UCKKH COAX AND VEST,
liOY'3 8KKU9UCKEU COAX AND KST,
;c5c
BOY'J SUITS at 12 00. I7.50, U.00, l DO, 1 50,
I0 0),S?I0.
C1ULI)UKN'3 SUITS at II 25, 1.75,J,0C, 12.50.
I3.O0.
rive Hundred l'alrs CltlLDKKNS ODD
l'AN IS.2IC, 25c, 35c 60c, 75c II 00.
Great llargalns. PANTALOONS TOOKDEll,
s 3C0, $150, I1UJ, 5 00.
-KK.MBMUF.lt the0 llirgatns cannot be
dupllcutee, 11 ieu want them ceme at once.
L. Gansman & Bre.
8. W.OORNAR
MOUTH QUBHN & ORANGE ST3
LANCA3TKK, l'A.
llauds Wanted en Yosts. Geed .I'rlces
1'ald.
M
YKRS k KATHrOfv.
THE PRICES ABE DOWN.
The (Jut we Lava Made en Our
Trices covers all (trades and
Kiuds.
J.et us remind jeu that we
have eureje constantly en the
iteliabllity of our Clothing, atd
we're pleased te eay it's well ap
preciated by the purchasing
public.
All Goods Marked at Mid
Season Tiices, and If jou'reln
need of Clothing you miss a geed
chance if you don't call en us.
Myers & RatMen,
UKLIAJILK CLOTH1KU3,
NO. 12 EAST KING ST.,
LANCABTKIl PA.
HOTELS
CHAKLRSHOTKr..
ST,
Tahiti IlfiMt-tlAPfl wnlifeil el 1 Crt HA, nti.nl
nreasiast Irem 6 te 7, !le per mttal. Dinner
from li te 1, joe Sunper from 6 te 7. Ue. Tran
sient Custom solicited. Uoel bedsananml
nirudioeius Ooed stable room for Lories. Ne.
It Kast Cbestuui street, onpeaito renu'a U. It.
Depot.
hSMmd QKO. KLOllY, I'rep.
. - ---- ""uh-mhi. j.w LtxjL ni'tja
CUiQUEHA.NNA HOUSE,
ON XUK SUSQUKIIANNA,
WASUINUTONllOKOUail.
Newly fltted np and repainted, Klrst class
acroiatuedatlons for dshfrmen. lUuts and
Hedn (urnUhPd at reasonable prices by day or
week;. Best nehlng grounds en the Susque
hanna. angl-lwft U. WKETZ, Proprietor,
PALACH or rABHlOtr.
rriHE
GREAT THIRTY DAYS
CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Ending SATURDAY, AU
GUST. 18.
Te-morrow we put out the fol
lowing Bargains:
One let of Embroideries at
iec a yard.
Anether bit; let of Colored
Bordered Handkerchiefs at 2c
apiece.
One let of fine new designs
Hem-Stitched Handkerchiefs,
neat borders, formerly iec, at
4c apiece.
One let of blocked and polka
dot border Handkerchiefs, for
merly iec, at 8c apiece.
One let of embroidered cor
ner, hem-stitched, regular price
iec, at 8c apiece.
One let of Mourning Hand
kerchiefs, hem-stitched, reduced
from i2j4cte iec apiece.
One let of extra fine Mourn
inn Handkerchiefs, formerly 2 2c,
reduced te i2jc.
One let of extra fine hem
stitched, pure linen, formerly
20c, new i24c.
One let of plain corded ber
dered Handkerchiefs, pure linen,
hemmed, formerly 7c, new at
4c apiece.
One let of colored bordered,
formerly iec, new dic.
One piece of Tapestry Bor Ber
der, 10 inches wide, reduced
from 25c te iec a yard.
One let of Table Linen,
bleached, Ce inches, reduced
from 30c te 1 8c a yard.
One let of Cream Damask
Table Linen reduced from 37c
te 25c a yard.
One let of White I able Linen,
60 inches, reduced from 60c te
37c a yard.
All our Colored Chenille
Fringes, formerly 50c, 75c and
$1 a yard, te-morrow at 25c a
yard.
One let of Black and Colored
Tassels at one cent apiece.
One let of Black and Colored
Girdles at iec apiece.
One let of Beaded Orna
ments, formerly $1.00, te 25c
apiece, te-morrow at iec apiece.
One let of Boys'Calice Waists,
formerly 25c, te-morrow at 15c
apiece.
One let of Worsted Wrap
Trimming in all colors, formerly
50c, new iec a yard.
Curtain Lace, regular price
iSc and 20c a yard, new iec a
yard.
ASTRICII BROTHERS.
wat v n mm.
QPKGIAJU
WATCHES
for rormers and Railroaders, It Karat Held
ruled lleaa caes, hlKln works, J0 each,
Jeb Let. Best Watch ana Jewelry ttopelrlng.
Spectacles, KyeKlosses and Optical tierKl. Cor
rect time daUy, by teleirrapn only place in
the elty.
LODIS WEBER.
Ne. 1WX N. Queen BL, opposite City Hetel,
Near l'enn'a DemiL
N
EW DKSIQNS IN JKWKUt.
JEWELRY!
Call and soe our new Djblnnalu JKWKLUY,
both In
GOLD AND SILVER.
MOTTRIOTG .TEWBIET
A SlEOIAI.TY.
Charles
S.
G i,
NO. 10 WEST KING ST.,
LANCASTEH. l'A.
gT.
KKI.IN11 aiLVKK GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WK UAVi: A I.1NRO'
0
Sterling Silver Goods,
Including L'eDkiDaiks, Taper Cutters,
l'laster Cases, Buckles, Tin Cushion!. A
big let et llracalet lluttener?, I'tc.
We will sail jeu at COST.
WAITER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANCABTKK. l'A
nl-tld
ATTuitxnrs.
y UTIIEll B. KAUFFMAN,
ATIOUNKV-AT-LAW,
NO. 1 SOOTH l'UINCK ST., Lancaster, ra.
rJi-lydAw
T EVAN'aiLOUlt.
USE-
LEVAJTS FLOUR.
" It Always Gives Satisfaction.
tmiiThaa
yfiUkS