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THE LAKOASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1889.
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A FIELD VERSION OP HORACE.
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nrrn enr, first reek.
What perfumed, reMMllieneil elrrah,
With smile for diet,
Clasps you, O fair but faithless ryrrh.
On the quiet T
Fer whom de yen bind up your tresses,
A spun-geld yellow
Meshes that go with yeurcarcww.
Te mare a fellow-?
Mew will he mil nt fate capricious,
And ciiite you duly
Yet new he deems your wiles delicious
Yen perfect, truly I
r.vn ha, your love's n treacherous ocean
He'll seen full In there!
Then t hall I sle.it en his commotion,
Ker I have been there I
' Eugene Field.
Curleun Thlnjjn.
She (romantic) Oh, hew iHMUtlfiillv slg
nlllrant these Indian twines met Alabama,
for instance, "Here let mm rent I"
He (tinreiiiantlc, but determined te go
hrr ene l)clitYp-Ye.Binl thtre's cr
Monengaheln. "Here let us drink 1"
A pause fellows.
nI, white and very blue Thn girl who
compares her Hun-hurned nee wltli her
fair forehead. Life.
"Mr. Spottier," RaidtliOMnokeimanef the
committee, "we have called te nsk you as
Ihc 'Mlver-teiigned orator eNllfiRsvillc,' te
make n presentation speech for us to-iner-row
evening. It will be Gagstatter's tenth
wedding anniversary, and we are. going te
give him n little surprise." "Gentlemen,"
replied Mr. Spouter, with some Msrcritv,
"cm you expect a sil er-tengneil orator fe
speak nt a tin wedding?" Chicago Tri
bune. About tills time of the year the family
weed pile becninessodhtutcfiillelhesm.tll
boy that he thinks seriously of shipping as
a pirate prcferrlng the see te thesaw.
lerrc 1 tunic Ecjiresi.
Seter.il of the fellows who went te Okla
homa with the intention of growing ui with
(he country. lmve been, alus, alicady
planted. Chicago Ttibunt.
Owing te the very dry w cathcr, the erept
of North Carolina are saying te the crops
of Seuth Carelina: "It's n longtime be
tween chinks. Exchange.
It is the ether Tolstoi who Is dead, of
course. The gre.it Tolstoi has alreidy been
translated.- Kansiti City Tunc.
Tiie nuKuice of the hotel was in the par
lor warbling "Oil. would I woreabird."
"Well here's a beginning for you," said the
landlord. And he handed lilin his hill.
Eurt Plain 1'cc Press.
Intoxication lly Hiidliitleti.
l'rem the Popular Science Monthly.
A prominent military mm who had
drunk moderately during the war and lied
abstained from that time en, while attend
ing a dinner with his old comrades, whom
most of them were intoxicated, suddenly
became hilarious, made u foolish hjk'ccIi
snd settled back in ids chair in a drunken
Mate, and was finally taken bene cniitu
stupid.
Ile had net drunk any spirits and had
only used colleo and water, and yet he had
all thusymptomsef the othei-i, only htswas
Intoxication from contagion the fuering
seli had been piep.ucd long age in the
army.
Anether case was that of a man who had
been an inebi iate years age, but hadro hadre hadro
fenned. He was loceutly elected te ellice,
and gave a dinner te sonie fi lends. Among
them was :i phy.slci.in who had been greatly
Inteicstcd in these studies. Uuseut me a
long report, the MibManre of which was
this:
On the occasion roferrcl te many of the
company became partially intoxicated, and
the host, who drank nothing but water,
became hilarious, and finally stupid with
them. He was jvit te bed with everv sign
or intoxication, but recovered, and next
morning had only a confused notion of
these events.
The third c.e occurred four years age.
A lofermeil man, of tw el ve years' peliticly,
went en a military excursion w ith a dtink
ing company, and, although he drank
nothing but lemonade, he became as much
intoxicated as the ethers.
Tliteevent was the subject of much com
ment and less te him, socially and other
wise, although he pietested," and ethers
continued Ills statements, that he dill net
takeany spiiitsat this time.
.
Itcmui'Kalile Miert-lnmil Werk.
Frem the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
One of the most reuiatkable fpats in
model it journalism was achlexcd by Mrs.
Isabella II. Harrow s, of Bosten. Slie wrote
n veibatim report of a speech madeintler
man by Carl .schtirz, which she turned into
Kugllsh while her pen was Hying across
her paper in stcuegiaphic characters. Te
write stengraphically and translate from
German te Kn;llsh simultaneously was a
remarkable piece of short-hand reporting.
Jlarlqrd Timrs.
The present writer knows of a still mere
extraordinary btene-translatlug fe.it. About
liitecn yeats age he was it member el the
"Ilitusjid" stutrili.it reported verbatim the
debates in the Canadian Heuse of Com Cem Com
eons at Ottawa, in that body the Flench
laiigtt.ige is ellU'i.tlly tecegnUed, and ene
member of the Hansard stall' (a gentleman
named I.uuimIcu, of Ilamilteu, Ontaiie.)
was especially assigned for the French
speakeis. I.uuisileu was net only a
lightning stenographer, but was a liiag
nlliicnt French scholar, although an Anglo Angle
Canadian. ISut he could only rc?ert ver
batim in English phonegraphy (Isaac I'it
man's stvle). It was the custom then -and
probably is new- for a speech te be
primed in the language (Ftcnch or Kng
ltslit in x hlcli it was tendered, l.uinsilcn
would net only write in Kngllsh short
hand a veibatfm repett of a speech ilo ile
lHcied in Fieut'h, but would with peil'uct
ease an marvelous r.iptdlty ictianslale
his Knglish phonographic notes back Inte
the eigiual I lcuch. The Frenchmen used
te be astonished at I.uiiiMlen's accuracy,
his reports being actually verbatim.
A '"plflet" Web Telephone.
Frem the eullis Companion.
A gentleman was watching semespiders,
when it eccuried te him te try what ellcct
thoseund efatuiitug fork would havotien
them. He suspocted tlt.it they would take
it ler the biulngef it 11 v. lie selected a
large ugly spider ih.it he'had been feasting
en Hies for two months. The spider was at
oneedgoofits web. .Sounding the folk,
the man touched a thread at the ether side
and watched the result. Mr. Spider had the
burzlng sound conveyed te him ever Ills
telephone wlres.but hew was he te knew en
which paitieul.ir wiieit wastr.ivclling? He
ran te the centioef the web very mucklv,
and felt all around until he touched the
thread iigaiusl the ether end of which the
fork was sounding; then, taking another
tlue.ul along, JuM as a nun would take an
extia piece of lope, he ran out te the fork
and sprang upon it. Then he retreated a
little way and looked nt the fork. He was
puzzled. He had expected te tlnd a buzz
ing lly He get en the toil; again, and
danced w ith delight. i' idcntly the sound
was music te him.
C hlncoe ItevciiBC
The Chinese me queer people in many
uiir. 'I he AWA t'Aina AYkm s thit nil
laiglish gentleman was recently riding en
linrscb.uk near IVkiu, when he saw an ex
cited crowd, lhuuiug near lie discexend
a circle of people quietly watthtng a mail
desperately attempting te commit suhule
by dashing his head against a wall. He
dismounted, restrained Iho man, haran
gued the bystanders, and learned that this
was a coolie, who claimed that his payment
fera cei tain porter's Jeb was sheit by ten
cash -less than a penny ami as the em
ployer lefused tuikty mere he was pro pre
iceding te take ioe"nge by killing himself
en the spot, knowing that by se doing he
would get the ether into considerable
trouble.
Tin. late l)r IHe Lewis, In sieakli!t; of War
lit riHirvC'urr,ull,MrhKeu 11 signature: "If
I r.nnul ni.VM-irilie Wclliii of a serious ktilncj
trouble, I would iixe Wiirncr s Kile. Cure. ' He
alie sunt, "The medical profession stands ilsiisl
and helplevs In the presence of mere than one
lent ut'i ni.ilniH. '
FliMihllUKT. IIeiimits, M. I)., l'hjslilaute
ami Prefrwir of Clinical Mcllclnn ml'iiUer
slty loll(.'e Hospital, l.on.len, j;ug., urn,:
"bright tllseachih nosjm(enn of Kmiun,
ami may lenj exist without the kueiteilj:e of
the patient or practitioner, limn pain will be
ft It in Hie kidneys or Unit Milnlly." This ac
counts for many iKeple dlug with llrlKhl's
Ili'usieriidanred kidney maluilv. The itU
cne Is net siiiefttsl mill! it rt-Hrlns n fatal
lcrleil If Warners fr'afc fare Is used utlhe
pi opt r time, the rttalil) frein that dlseuxe
would le Krcatl i!iHiii-d. llr.llieiiiiiiiiilM)
sjs "Mere adults are carrliil eir In this
country b.t-kbrenlu-UJnej ilfsras,. than by any
ether ene inulud enpl consumption."
V lilesslnj te huumnlt) Is whut Ir. UulPs
Cough sj nip run well Imi termed, for 11 hut done
ineru Keed already than anj oilier medicine.
One trial will convince any one of Its tlllrecy
l'ri'ci'iccnl'!.
"Tlieic'snu terror, heaihK h, in jour thrr.it.'
l'er 1 am armed se strong with remedy
Thai I pas siln by, us mi Idle went,
feline, the discovery of H.ilntlej Oil,
OOD'S AAR8AFARILLA.
That Tired Feeling
Is experienced by utmost ererybedy t this sea
son, and many reopte rert te Heed's Surtap"
rills te drive sway the languor snd eihanst Ien.
The Weed, Uden with Impurities which bv
been sccntnelatlng for months, mbvrs ting
glKhly tlireugh the veins, the mind fulls te
think quickly and the body Is still slewtr te
rcpei1. Heed's RsrssperlUs Is Jut whstls
neetled. Itinrlllc, vitalises snd enriches the
bleed, mnkM the hcd clear, creates sn .ppe
tfte, overcomes thst tired fecllng, tones the
nervous system, and Imparts health and vigor
te the whole body.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
"My appetite was peer. Icenld net sleep,
had hcsdsehc a great deal, pains In my hark,
my bowels did net mere regularly. Heed's
Rarmiparllln In n short time did me se much
geed Hint I feci liken new man. My pains and
nches are relieved, my appetite Improved. I
say toethers who need a geed medicine, try
Heed's SarsiiparlllA snd see." UKennK K.
Jacksen, Hextniry Station, Conn.
MAKIS THK WEAK STRONG
Ker years I was sick e cry spring, but lust
year took Hoed'ti Harsaparllla and have net
seen a sick day since." O. Y. 8i,0A!, Milten,
Mas.
" I take Heed's .Snrsnpsrltls'ns a sprlni; tonic,
nml I lecemniend It te all who have that mis
erable tired fcellnu." C. Parmelee, Bridge
Htrcct, Ilroeklyu, N. Y.
HOOD'S SARSAPARIMiA
Held by all drucRhts. II ; six for tS. Prepared
only by C I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mnss.
KM DOSKS OXK DOI.LAIt jt)
Wvrrnb ventne.
4 STIlIC'It IIKOH.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 & ii7 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
SATURDAY, MARCH i8tii,
Opening of White Hats.
An elegant assortment of
Children's Trimmed Hats, all
colors and white, at $i apiece.
Our fine Colored Straw Hats
at 39c apiece, former price
$1.50 te $2 ; they are selling
fast.
Opened another large invoice
of Flowers, elegant Wreaths, at
38, 50 and 75c.
Violets, Daisies, Reses, Li
lacs, Buttercups, Poppies, Car
nations, Apple Blossoms, Helio
trope, Orange Blossoms, Calcc Calcc
Iaiens, Wheat, etc.
Bridal and Confirmation
Wreath's from 15c up.
Plain and Dotted Illusion and
Brussels Net, in all the leading
spring shades, Old Rese, Ca
nary, Lemen, Green, Pistachc,
Nile, Merdeaux, Bardal, etc.
Black and Cream Drapery
Net and Hat Illusion, in figured
and dotted.
Black Fish Net, 60-inch
Black Silk Chantilly Dress
Lace. Special Bargains in
Cream Colored Tips, at 50, 75c
and $1 a bunch.
6-inch Brocaded Sash Ribbon
at 25c a yard, in pink, cardinal,
cream, white, and blue.
9'inch Brocaded at 38c a yd.
Ne. 22, best quality, All-Silk,
Cms-Grain and Satin Ribbon,
at 25c.
All the leading colors, 7-inch
Blocked Sash Ribbon, pure silk,
39c a yard.
9-inch Gres-Grain Satin
Edge, all colors, at 98c.
9-inch Moiree Sash, in all
colors, at 9SC.
Lord Fauntleroy Sashes, 4
yards long, plain with knotted
fringe, 10 inches long, or with
striped ends.
We have opened a cheap
Ribbon Department, where we
offer Special Bargains in Wide
Ribbon, at 10 and 15c a yard.
They are tremendous bargains.
Come and see them.
Lord Fauntleroy Pleated
Cellars and Cuffs will be in a
few days.
Pleated Cellars by the yard,
are in new, at 15, 20 and 25c a
yard.
Special sale of Linens next
Tuesday.
ASTRICH BROS.,
1 15 & 1 17 North Queen St.
(trtvriance.
AXDAHDCAnitlAGK WOIUC.
Standard Carriage Werk.
Kl)W. EUaEItLEY,
N'es. 10, 12, , 41 Market Htreet. Hear of Post Pest Post
etllcc, Ijincanter, Pa.
Buggies, Phaetons, Family Oarriagies.
The finest stock In the country te select from.
We can suit eeryl)ed . I'rlci ste suit the nine.
A flat) line of isefmid-IIand Werk.
New Is the lline te pet our CarrhiRes Ite
luilntcd and Itepalrcil. Our repairing cannot
W exr-WiA. OueMtef workiuencspeilnllyein werkiuencspeilnllyein workiuencspeilnllyein
p!efsl for that purpose.
Cull mid examine whether you wish te buy or
net.
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I'MIII'lt AXItCOAU
IIIAIVIIKIIOOKHAXDCAHEH. WKMT
AI(I) WOODS. VIii,1ps.iIi- nml HelHll.
by. , , II. ILMAItTIXACO..
ni-1) d t2l Water Htn-ct, I jincaster. Pa.
"13 A U.MO All UXEHS COM PAN Y.
COAL DEALERS.
Oi fic.s-Xe. 120 North Quevnhtrcet, and Ne.
Ml .North Prime street.
Aims North I'rlnce Htri-et, near Iteudlng
Depot.
aul-tfd LANCASTEIt. 1A.
ir I'll a I llotUce.
JJlll'K IS IIF.HKliy OIVKX THAT 0X
a Menil.u, J mm 17, Issti. at lOe deck, In the
Court of Coiuineii I'leus of IjeirasK r count,
an application will be miirin te the Juder of
suld l nun for the iluirlerer u corperiitlon te
Imi (ailed "'Iho Uejuil of lMurutlen of thn
Hjinsl of the Hefermrd t'hurili In tb t'elli-l
Hlate, the ihanictir Hint objretef whlili Is
te obtain funds by Klft, hfiucstii. (Ollcctleiu
and otherwise, for the cdiiciitluti of plem lut
liulUent euuk men for the gepe ministry in
the Itefnrnud Church In the riiltcd htnles.
WILLI .M X. API'KL,
inll-3tdS hollcller for the Appllrniit.
c
UTV1IALL
ClflAUSTOHK,
I am new hxiitcd at Ne. 7 West King street,
where 1 will at all times kc-ep en band u lull
line et chelcn cigars, smnkiui; and iheulni;
telxieccM. Will be pleased te hae uiy IrlciuU
aud patrons kIvc me a (all.
uprMmdeed IIEO. M.BOItGER.
H
Clethtnii.
1889
RrniNe
NOVELTIES 1
-AT-
1889
H. GERHART S.
The met complete nsertment of Hprinc
Overcentlnp-EiiRllsh Cheviot, Ulngwmf and
Cnsslmere MultliiK and Treucrliur tht has ever
been Khewn In this elty. Werkmanthlp the
beat and all geed warranted an represented.
H. OKRHAHT.
Ne. North queen Htreet.
rOnly Pirect Importing Tailor In the City
of Itncaster.
3T0P! THINK I
At thla day, when competition Is great, the
customer leeks te nee Who atvesjlet Tremlsc
-HAKOAIN8.
Customer, Blep t Think I Who pay for ex
tetiKlve advertisement ?
We de net Advertlse Unreal ns, Clearlnc Kales,
etc., hut glve you the benefit of that which
ethera give the printer.
Our Counters Contain All that I New In
BUlTUfOB, TROVSERIMOS AND
8PRINO OVERCOATS.
Our Irlcea are the Ixiwmt Posslble te de J an
tire te cuntemcr and eunclvrs.
NOS. UtUAND 83fl WEST KINO gTKKKT.
msrl3-3md
T
10 CLOTHING BUYE1W.
LGansman&Bre.
Oar Prices Meed Me Explanation,
THEY SHOW FOIl THEMSELVES.
Inttead of wasting words In hrsculng what
we will de we put the prlcea before, j ou. What
ever explanation Is needed you will find In Iho
windows, where you will see
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Ileprescntlng n large stock, all mnrked In plain
figures.
Men' DiihIiicm Suits, ack and frock atylea,
ji.re, Y3.oe. !.oe, t.ee, 510.
Men's Dress Milts, sucks, frocks and Trlnce
Alberts, til, 112, JM, 15, SIS.
Heys' Iene Pant Hulls, sites 12 te 19, J3.00.
ft te, sun. jo.en, j7.oe, f.oe, r.
Heys' Short ran t Hulls, sires 4 le 1.1, f 1.00, JI.I.V
I LSi, I.W, 1.75, JZOil, J.1.00, f I (X), J3.00 and W.00.
Children's K1100 Pantu nt ISe.
OUIt
Merchant Tailoring Department
I kept erv busy and new reckIs And their way
almost dally In this department.
It will te te your Interest te examine our
cpinlltlcH and prices.
A null Investment will brine you large
dividends. That means J2.00 worth for SI. en.
Hee our fine English Wlde-Walcn coat and
vest te order at 512, $11 and J16. They ara big
allies for the money.
L Gansman & Bre.,
6 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
B.W. CORNER OF ORANOB, LANCASTER, PA.
j-Nel connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the City.
H
IlUH & BIIOTHEH.
Lancaster's
FUTURE CITIZENS
Areflndlnceutday by day the beauty of our
Clothing. The perfect fit, the low price, and
the superior make all combine te produce this.
CHILDREN'S SUITS,
t!Z!SS4TO 14,
At M.Otf, l.r. Jl..", 81.75, !2.0), S2.M, f-3.00, M.V),
l.00, SIJjO. t..00. JO.OJ, 7.U0, In pleated and leltd
coats, will trimmed and made. ThegoedAare
Fancy Oassimercs,
Scotch Cheviots,
Bilk Stripes,
Large Plaids,
Blue Flannels.
LARGE BOYS' SUITS,
BIZUSIOTO 18,
In ninny fancy designs and patterns cut In the
latest fashions and our ew 11 make, which speak
for Itself, and at prices whlihilefy competition.
SUITS AT, SUITS AT, SUITS AT
J2.50. (J3.00, 3.50, SI 00, S.1.00, S.V0, .(, 87.00, M.00.
$0W,tinHudiiJ.
A Notable Hull is a Handsome
SILK-FACED SCOTCH CHEYIOT
- Sack Suit,
Which catchcH the eye ofeierjene. We will
he pleased te hae you cull and examine our
stock.
ONK-I'HICi:
CLOTHIURS AM) KUHNLSHKILS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
L-AXCABTKH, I'A.
iJrtte.
rplIE YOUNO MKN'H LATLHT.
Stras-wr Masts
AND
LIGHT STIFF AND SOFT HATS
In the Newest DcsIkux and Lightest
Weight.
Best $1.50
Light Colored Stiff Hat
SOLD ANYWHLUtK.
Trunks, Traveling Bags and
Summer Robes.
stauffFr & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street.
LANCAbTEK, I'A.
HIRSH
fvM
N:
EXT DOOR TO TIIE COURT HOUSE.
We Have Just Opened a Beautiful Assortment of mihcrt'n
In rinln Black and Ulaek with WMIn Klguren.
perspiration nor aeld win ctmnuc, and Ihey are
iiuniisiiii iiiiut. n c nise Keep uiiecri i
Dres IJntnRs,
.S?.hi A,Ik,,,1?1 "b,.II,A"l,. ,erk. of .,,rt OInitliRin", Kateeiw and Challbi le be found In this
r'-Whlte Dla.Ynd Eial!,,,,,S Gr3'"' rMnS C,f- ftC- A, "'" Km
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Nes. 35 and 37 East King Street, - Lancaster, Pa.
T ARD MrELROY.
bard a Mcelrey,
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Inn
sn ? Effi,.0O.DBS?Ccc ' a ' '""Kalinin Itlack Henrietta Cleth et UV, .15c, CV. Our ."Oc ouellty
All oel, 40 Inrlini wiae.cxlrn value. Next emdp4D Inches wide. 75c; worth WJJc. Nest umde
? ji ii. r Szl. Tv'. """; n"i 'i";nii wMiiniii) -ami coniiwre wun mis milliner, jsext
rade 46 nehM wide, 11.00 ; reKulnr price, Jl.'iV Harlns in lltnck Milk el 75c, I.Oa,l.',lliO; our
liVT 8TOC !?? STii.m '.V" n ,ml L'.,.'l",nr,'i cxit,x nuatlly. Ilress tliwls rrem 6! up. Ilargelns at
ii'.eVr'j if :W an(l 75 n'"Xn' a h" bC!l '"", ,,f l,res OliiKhnnu and Tolle rtu Nerd at VA, 8, 10
auu lic in the city. yl
fHiuaethlmTH.!',:SV'50C,7;k',,1W
'j:.!' t,;,'ir 1'"". . mi is n uericieti
Dili CLOTHWn rurrv n aritrtliw.r i,r l.'liu,r
Geed, Heuse Tin Ij. nensinr' K"i. .vVT.VAi . ; i'
t h tl2Ji WsTr?ih0 l1 l,!,". ,,V,,I,r,Jr.ry .l"..,,, c"' '-"leV and Men'a 2,3, 4 mid 5 pair for 2.V.
"'l'n'AW'l'r,',i,,,l'n'll,',y,',,,llllckIIiie, lwopalrferrc.
liihiri'v:?! hWnhSPlP'' i c"'" ?"'. C,,','l,,' Medium Weight Underwear, cheap. Indies.
S, (Lic, ,I('3 M 7'.' ,'e,,,H IJ"c tlaure Vest from isj up. ladles' Hminner Merine
Vi,'i,"L",,,r.VCT,.".,1r,?',.,3,,,l'' One let of MciiXJrey MNetl llalhrlKKan Uiulcrwenr
"iiJl yjl'1"- .Hi Ihose Men Jean Prowers 1UZ.V1 and 60c. bnolet of Men's Milk llaudker
chiefs at 2.TO!nKHlar price. 75e: this Is ndeeldMb,irln. '
ialni'ln Fleer mmetii'"0' Bnd '',,,",,, JO" w,,,lt terrl,I'"1",,i'0,,'l,nn, 'f you want bar-
ltaJ?lSyHnlOrel,,,,7n,0T,Vr,yC,cn,",,l, U". AkciiU for the Premier
ift2&iw y0ie 't, A ."? d trtrrn, """: for ' W ' n,,rt "' B-1f(,y lllcycles and Trlcj cle. lllcj eln
Hem) only 60c nieyele HoseHiipporlers only Sic each.
bard Sc Mcelrey,
AGENTS FOR THIS SECTION, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
MOB. 33 AND 38 80UTH QUEEN BTREET, Oppeslt FeunUln Inn.
A UCTIONHALKCAIU'KTH.
AT
METZGER &. HAUGHMAN'S
Brussels
FROM
Great Auction Sale in New Yerk!
-AT-
Metzger & HaughmaiVs
CHEAP STORE,
NOS. 38 AND 40 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
OPl'OHITK THK COOl'till IIOUSK.)
T0AItI'L"r RAUS TAKEN IN EXC1IANUK.
(Savvel
B
AROAINb I
-OO
Shirk's Carpet Hall !
- FOR
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHAPES, &e.
Wk Have tuk Laikirht and Hwtr Stock intiibCitv.
H. S. SHIRK Sl SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
gev Sele.
Kcun: a iiemk for veim family.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
I'OK SAI.K
ON THK MOST UIIKItAI. TKHMK.
Twe-story lrlck dwelllnu lien.es, lets 120
feet deep, ou Lancaster avenue, lietwieu Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twe-story lirlck dwcllliiK henseH with man.
sard reef, perches In front, lets 1 15 feet deep, en
North line, between Cliestnut and Walnut
streets.
Twe-story hrlck dnelllni; lieuscs with front
nriW, Iren fences, let IS) (Wt detp, euWcal
Wnliiut, letweeii Mary and Pine streets
Twe-story hrlck dwelling beuses, lets H' feel
deep, en S est I Anion street, betwtcuL'luirletln
and Mary si rents.
Tlirw-tery hrlck dwelllni; hiujses, lets IfI feet
deep, with all tha modern liiipPeeuiL'iits, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, 1m tween Pine
and .Nuvln streets.
Alse houses en Last Walnut, North Lime,
North Mary, between Wnlniit and 1-iiien, anil
I iiien, between Mary anil Pine stri-els.
All the above houses Hr In kxh enler, newly
papered, Ras fixtures In all the r'wins, water In
tlie kltclien.Hiiil theiellurs warranted telmdry.
Call and sen for yourself, no IrouMe te show
ion.
JNO. F. mill'I.,,,. ...
JACOI1 OltlKL, !"-"'.
SUNertliMiiryHtiert.
apr2i-lyd,M,W.
UJILIC HALL
KIVK VA1.UA HLi: I'AIOIS IN TAl.HOT
COUNTY, MARYLAND.
Owlnn te the continued llhuss of thn owner,
Dr. I. L. Adklns, havlnclicen duly iiutlierUcil
by power of attorney, I will eiler at pulillc auc
tion In front of the. Court Heuse at
KASTON, MARYLAND,
0.-f Tci.hD.VY, May 'Jlwr., lbfe'J,
Heglnulng at 3 o'clock p. m.,
All these tracts of land ljlng In a body within
four miles from Kasleu, en the public read
leadliiK from Lasteu te KIiik's Creek, and di
vided inteFtNc CuniiK, which will he sold sepa
rately as fellows, lr:
Ne. 1, ' Wheatland ' contains about VH acres.
Ne. '.'. The New Ground I'lirin teutalns about
ye acres.
Ne. . "Choptank Farm," sltuat'Hl ou the
Choptank ItUir, contains betwu,Vji)andiiO
acres or hluh land, and .'VDiicrc of Mursh land.
The marsh laud alone will p.istnrn inore limn
Mill head of cattle and hes, makluc llils ene
or the
liLhTSrec'K I'.tiepi in TitKKr.vTi:.
Ne, I. "The Theinus Arlncdali; Farm, ' con cen
tains about '.9(0 acres.
.su..i. "iievuuie, i-eui.iiusaiHiui ion acres.
S7.U. t ,. .1(1 I III. ( n III... Ha .All i tr Imr.l. ...!.
..'n. .,u...... . .... ..J ..... .......Wll.l.l,, (-,,-,, f
.iitlli... i.lwuii ' Tlt tr.u.u ..r t... t... I..
use of the farm, Iwsldvs much MiliuiblcTleilK-r.
llivy urn klluated In u irj luallliy neiKhlKir
IhshI, 4iienl'iil le sclnsils, i hureh) , lailnsel
and s tea in Is wis. 'Ihu luri;erfiiruuarisusept.
hlnef dlvKlen, and blmr as they deln a bisly,
eirtr a run) oipertuulty ler a
Nt'MlllMl (IT I'K.NMatLVAMA.Mi
te buy fine laud at u moderate prhe and form
A Colony j.n Maiiii.ami.
rx'verul I JiiK.nlcr county men own adjelulni;
farm..
Tinas or Sale One-third of the pun huse
money cash, the balance In ejnul liistaliinents
in two aud three iars, dtfirred imyinents te
Ixnr Intertst ail'lte ImMYiircil tij inertcuKes.
Fer turlher particulars write ter circular te
WM. U.ADKINH.
inl'-tld Attorney fur owner. Fusion, Md.
I" fOrKirNORMANDIK.
1 A'! LA NTH. CITY.
NOW Ol'KN. I'nderNew .Mmiihl-ciik nt.
T. C. (ill.LLTlK, l'rorleter,
Ite of L'oleiMde Hetel, I'hlladilphlu.
inlVSuid
49eefe.
These ijoeds arc nhselnlely Fait Celer, neither
theenlrllTAckK manufactured thai will imlthelr
Kxmauuiiiriurri inai win pemineir
Cambrics and all kind of Fast Celer
macK rteicsta,
Tl", "' H' 1n" Vmm CenH "l iiM U""1
isirffnin.
.! Trtl.unil M..ti. is.- ... ...i ..i. ...
T".'"umi 'i'"." "., 'A ""'AT. ! " ' "f:
Carpets
THE-
Irtll.
B
AHUAJNHI
TO-
-
fuvitttuvc.
e
CIIH A (JlltllH
0chs&Gibbsf
3d, 3dftthrioen,
31 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
Iir.LPH
IN
PURNIHIIINa
Yeu can select from au enormous stock of
llcautlfnl, Well Made, New HI) le
Bel nc at small xpeusn wn i;uurnulee the
liwest Prices, Coin (or t and duiHblllty mm.
blued In our stock ut Hprlnit Ueds and Mat
trrstes. Ilest Ilulr MAItrtsses madn te elder.
OCHS&GIBBS,
Second, Third and Fourth Floers,
Ne. 31 S. Queen Street,
LANCARrKR, I'A.
alll j d
HK,N
1THIFH.
-NOWIHTII
TIMETOBUY
FURNITURE
Don't wall until it nets mi warm huteall new.
The prices we have are netcxactly CIIILLINO,
but jeii will net gel excited nicr tliem ; they
lire tee low for Unit.
When jeu sec thoech ape hairs for the Mrh
unit lawn, some already In und ethers toceiuo
jeu will Ihi pleased, wc knew.
Tir-OcTR AIM-"T1IK IIF.HT flOOUH FORTIli:
LLAhT.MO.NKY.'
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
27 & 29 Seuth Queen St.
liluetc
A f UrilCAL IIAROAINH.
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
Hae the I Jiri;cst und Finest Hlis'k df J'huies
and Organs le Ixim-cii In Ijincusler.
In enrHnmll Warn Uepartment ou will Mini
llarineuli'HH, Actordeens, Violins, lliinje, (ili.
Ursaud Kiimll Musical lustruimuts or eery
deseriptleil.
Finest luiieirtcd Htrlniis. Ileal'iiarters for
nil I lie Ijiltst Ne dllis In (lur Line, Prices yuiir-unti-cd
te be the J-eweU.
hliect music sold at one-thlrd Irss lhancata lhancata
letfiie price and mulled leall isirtsef the coun
try. Teachers will phase write for hpcclal
Prices.
Second-Iland ll.irnuln IK'isirtnicnt : One N-s-ter
Hijuure Piane, iilinesl new : one (Jit hie
Square, ene l)-nrlMii,eue New Lapland nil In
irissl order, and the prices will suit you; one
IIiLIiik Kiiure Piane a creat luiriiuln. Uoeil
Second Iluud Organs atpriixii that will surprise
you.
KIRK JOHNSON & CO.,
Ne. SI Wcl KliiKHtnvl.
rf"l. H. -I'iunu., Organs slid Flue Fiirulture
muted. Cull and examine, (Uu Nw Harris
Music Hinders. pJl-IydAw
Sttatchc.
yyATHER.
K7VIERICAN
Watches. Cleck.. ,0.as,cs,
Optical Oe.)ls.TeleKmiliTlni Iinlly. Kvery
Arllele In this Lfiie I'nretully Repaired.
Leuis" Weber,
He. 18IH North Quwn St. , Hear P. B. R. BUllen,
fKWELKR AND OITICIAN.
Watchmaker & Jeweler !
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Specialties In American Walclies-Ueld. HIU
vrrMiul Nickel Watches. Our sleck larcrr than
ever. Kxtrn tudliccments nirrml,
llae taken a rraulnr Celleelatn Course In
Optics, graduated and nm hilly competent te
correct Isual dercctx.
EXAM1NATION OF KY12I FRKIO,
NO DHerr! UHEH.
CHARLES S. GILL,
10 West King Street,
IiANOAHTBII, I'KNN'A.
UR LAHOL AND INL'RKAHKD '
Watch Sales
Is due te thn fact that we hate always, a tare
and choice stock le select from.
TIIATWK HKLLTIIF.
Best WatcliT
FOR TII K LUAHT MONtY.
That WK 110 NOTNF.LI. WHAT WK CANNOT
OUARANTLE.
Ilujers should apprrslate our etlnrts tiiKle
KimsI c(k1, and mil ilcjiend upon eerytMlnit
we sell te lie as represenlid.
HERR, Jeweler,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
COKNKR OF OltANOF.
ciethiun.
M
AllTIN IlltOH.
Til AT'a half the beauty of a
NewHult of Clet lies. Meney's
World, flood Hewlnc, make
up Hie rest that's pluisliiK.
This touch aud earn runs
(brunch our make of cloth-
SURE
FIT.
I lie. rUiO, KMiD.tOJOaud upwards for Hey's All
WiHilHult, I tell jcurs. Iiennuunls letiand
$2Olnisnsult that Is worthy of jour atten
tion. Ken the "UTAH" Waist and our Hey's
Fust lltnck Hese. A well brhm ed, well Dressed
hey Is the admiration of Hie whole neighbor
hood. We have the handsomest outfits; for
lliebejs. This fact and our low ptlccs double
our sales. 111k boy's (sires 1.1 le 17 years) all
wool suits, Se te 115. This Is iv ileuhlu deck
store. Men's Clothing occupies the second fleer.
The values here speak a welcome word of us le
you te visit. Men's all-wool suits, (H, Hit) and
up, Heme of the choicest miHIiik this season at
tl.'umd IIS wn ever saw. Fer 13, !fl and J7 we
show a man's Reed, durable net all wool suit,
Hull te measure at short notice as perfect fitting
as a suit can lie. Men's summer underwear,
hosiery and neckwear In evcrythhiK that's new
audwiinted fill our Furnishing Counters, and
lires, Welsh and Ccjlen Flannel Hlilrts, with
all the new notions In Tennis Miners, bells and
sashes.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Tailoring and Furnishing
Goods,
NOS. -.1) AND 2H NORTH QHF.KN HTRF.ET.
iriLLIAMHON A FOHTLH.
FOR
Comfert, Elegance and Durability
ein?
JERSEY CLOTH
AND
Sailor Suits 7
Fer Children are the Favorites.
Children's lllue, Drab and Ruby Jersey Cleth
Hulls, tl,K, M.I7.
Children's Navy nine or flray Huller Hulls,
ll.T.'i. H-V), JhllM
Children's Haller Kilts, 1-1 told.
Clilldreu's White, ((ray and Itlue Tenuis
Flunnel Hhlrt 'Waists. 75c. lejl.'i).
Yeiini Ocnl's und Heys' Huiiimcr Hulls, Ute
(18.
FORFEX
Patent Attachable Hat Iliui'ls en all our .Men's
Finn HI raw Hats Is entirely new this season.
Ask for It.
FORFEX !
Lxe Ileal Htyles. Excellent Hlyhs.
HtralKht llrlms. Curled llrllns, Mackinaw,
Milan and LiikIIsIi Hplltrllruus. AU with the
Fexfex Hand.
FLANNELS !
FLANNELS !
Flannel Shirts.
Wnliiivejust ieclveda lare Involcief Lug
llsh Flannel Hhlrls In new and fancy path rus.
Alse a complete line or French l.'ri'x unilHllk
hhlrts. Hti our window display,
OurCJ Flannel Is unc(Ualled 111 ijiuillty, style
aiidasserlmeut.
Only sl Few
Of the kcmsI values te lie found here In Khecs for
SLV).
1st. A Man's Dress Shee In Ijice or CencreM
In narrow and brisnt tees, wllhnr without tips.
2d. A IJidles' Iliilleu Hliee, maile or the het
Honcetu leather that could eslljy lx selected
for that prlce slits?. We have theui In both
round and suuare tees, with flexible soles,
Sd. Is our linn et Oxford for iLVu. In black or
tan. with sipiare or round tees, both Up and
plain.
a'J-'JH BAST KINO rT., LANCABTLH, 1A.,
AND
UIH MARKKTHTHiiKT, IIARRIHllUIia. FA.
i'lcniocfuvnieltitin 0oe.
c
ALLAN!) HL'K
-THU
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Hlxty Candle-Lluhtj Heats tin in all.
Anether I)l or Cheap (iletjw for (Jut and Oil
.Steves.
THi:"l'KItFLCTION" .
MKr.M. MOULDI.NO and RUIIIIKR CUbHION
Weather Strip.
IteaUthem all. Thlsstrlpoulvviarsallethers.
Keeps out I he i old. Slops rattlluj; of windows.
KxiludfM the dust. Keeps out snow uud mill.
An one cull niiply It no waste or dirt made In
appl)lnslt. Can befitted anywhere no holes
telxjre, ready for use. 1 will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the must pcrrcct.:.-At
the tstev e, Heater and ltange Htere of
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
liANCABTKR FA.
Williamson & Fester,
&i
t-OOTS AND SHOES.
28-30 East King St.
I TAKE PLEA8URE IN CALLING YOUR k.
TENTION TO MY LINE OF
-a
$1
"
That I amtrecelvliie dally for the Bprlne Trad
...... .... mv nmuu ler inose wnercpuregiet
durability and rer elcusnce of style, nt aa
workmanship cuunelbe excelled. "i
PRICES LOWES THAN THE tOWEIT.
Call and examine my large sleck and we will pi
j (s.sam.sa vkf h j uiui nilUlll,
1
D. P. Stackheusc,
28 and 30 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, TA. icJO-lydAwJ
CTRONC1, HUI1STANTIAL AND CHKAP.
YOUTHS' SHOES.
Thrce gecxl itinkcH of which tell
n slieti Htury tu-cliiy nieru te xpetik
of nt nnethcr time. HenVH n Youth's
Shoe nt $1.00 teHtnrtwith ; button or
luce; luive wiunlcHH tipiKTH, calf
prnln tops, gfiiultie kill fnchigs, geed
IlnliiKM, streiit? ceuntrre mid setifl
Ivnlhcr hvcU anil beIch. The upper
nre higher cut than ertllnnry mnltes
n feature very ilcslrHhlewlierufhert
pantnloeus are worn. LoeIck well
ami weare well.
Our $1.LV5 line of Youths' Phets
comes from ene of the most reliable
imuiufacttirerH in America. The
make, almpc, iliiiah ami material U
iilrheliitely the lieat attninahle nt the
prlce anywhere. Thntn a utrongas utrengas utrongas
wrtlen, isn't It V Wc Btiiutl respon respen
hllile, however, for every word of It.
That row ti jroed ways, tee, if you
kuew IIH.
Anether Yetith'n Shee 25 ccnU
higher in price $1.50 ; made by
wiine mauufiteturer ; liner leather,
liner llnisli, morn carefully mnde;
Iho llrst Kclcctletm In grading stock.
Kxccllcutly niiule nheen, neat and
trim looking, and txmHwcd of
inatehlesH wearing cittalitlcH; no
HhortcemiugH in these; they're
" straight goods " every thue.
We've au excellent Jl.ffii Frcncli
Plnln Toe Cengn'ws Shee for Men'a
wear 21 nalrn here ttnlay. The " U.
H. A." Bneej nicely unbilled and
strongly mnde; keIIiI leather soles
and heel. It can't he matched at
f 1.50 at any store In the city of Lan
caatcr. Ladles' ( HenfiheeH" will he hen.
sure, ou Hat unlay, IBtlt. Call and
see them, i.M.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Quern St., Lancastkii, Pa.
inar2-IydAw
Ilavlm; Just completed the Improvements of
our New I-runt we are new prewired le accom accem accom
uiedntH our Incrcutni Trade, having the store
divided nnd flthsl up Inte two Grand Depart-IncntM-ene
for Ijnllcs and Children and the
ether for Men and Heys.
We will net have a Formal Opening en ac
count of peculiarity of our u'ssls, hut will be
Klad te have you call nnd examine them,
whether you wish te purchase or net, before
purchasing elsewhere, as we will consider It no
trouble, le show them, knew lii that
Tbe Prices Are All Right.
Have received and are receiving dally one of
Iho jiri;est Assortments of Hprtnic and Hummer
(toeds hi the City.
Tbe One-Price Cash Heuse.
Tbe Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
Beets and Shoes,
3 & 6 East King St.,
LANCASTER, I'A.
4D-Ktei e closed avalii every evcnliiat6p. m.,
except Monday and Saturday,, commencing
Tuesday, May lllh.
itcfi'iecs'rttc
F
LINN URENKMAN.
-TIIIV-
ALASKA
REFRIGERATORS
-ARR
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
The AI.AHKA rcc tl en,V prevHlOB
chamlHT free from ixler.
The AIAHKA produces a ifr, ccUt air, which
no ether Refrigerator can de.
Tii AI.AKk'A has nreserved iM ini(4 per
$00i inh hetm.
T
A-9 M
D. P. STACKHOUSi
TJOOTS AND t-IIOKH.
"J
FREY & ECKERTSl
& mm,
7 I
fn.iiv r.r ihrrr uidi iu lielust weather. J
The AI.AKKA predm-e letter rculU with
(in ice than any ether Itefrlgtruter.
Flinn & Breneman,
..n.. nmimi imnnrm i
Ib'i NUKTM yuaiin eituut.x, j.,;
LANOaKTEH, I'A,
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