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j! LAIIOAITER, PA., Jnae 1, 1889.
The ttmemangh Floed.
The tale of horror which we have te
ri day exceeds nny narrative of ilnningc by
$ flood that we liitve hurt in the history of
LjtheMatc, and lakes lis bnek le tlie time
m iiean in tne picure ei tnc nvveiien
' water of tlic Cent'iiisuigli valley, veop veep
L ltg It elenn of towns mid iieenlu for
fc" ruanv miles of Its mountain cxmrw. Hi
k . - .i ..i . i i . i .i...
Ktj im 9 iiiu eii'iy in iiiiui'JMixni, ini
ijjf' awanicr cnnic mini iiip giving wny
or b grent ilnm tlml wmii
? 10 cennnt n ihxiv ei writer
r -.renter llwin jinv ether ImmU- ulmilnrlv
a. fllamiYifvl 111 mir nfiitntf v Willi tltlu
Ke ----.... ... ..... v........... ...... ..... v-s-
planntlen or the inuc the result is( net
strange; It was simply the Kiuldt'ii'llll-
fe..lng of n long and narrpw mountain
'ev. or rather irerire. with n iiiukm of
$i wiftif jm) greal an te cerve te sweep away
K.tf all that it met In Its course. The ile-
fttruetloiief the liill.ling and the en
gulfing of the inhabitants of the valley
was Inevitable ; and that they jier
Isbed was simply the chhmi'IU'Iicc
of permitting this huge reservoir
of wafer te menace their lives and
property. It Insafd Hint it was lneeled
recently by Pennsylvania railroad of
ficials ; which only shows that no pre
cautions should lie permitted le warrant
the building of such great storage ihtiim
in localities where the outburst of the
wnters would be se destructive. Every
one connected with this dam knew the
gjirlglitful consequence of its sudden
c'estructlen, and it is amio-tiiieencclvu-
hC'"' thnt they should hnvc taken the re-
fefc.-msll.Ulty of it, or have been Kr-
mlttcxl te de se. The thought pre
sented te us of the people lielnlcsslv
swept down the miles of torrent without
possibility of rescue, moves dm soul te
deepest grief.
There Is net n feat tire of
alleviation te
the horror of the slliin-
tl??.!'.'' cast, as night was fiillliiir.
v ' tiiKi, us uigiii was i
m i.?,W'.'l ,,0'v" "" f"dl"ss i
.m. i.juhiI, ( IR,url lvrtMl n
.r -.. .sirr-. I. . "'
....., i fi.,.vii nil mifllituu
torrent
mil de-
OUJ.asalMiut asuiueh of horror
f may ee caused le reel ; and
Xniicnttc r,M)m f()r O1(0 ,i , .I
verdrawn.ix'nieiiilKTlngtheiv
-The mi
little chance
..r ... .
iinccu II., . ... .,.,...,,..'
ceunlv. "-...... ...i.i-j
-Chas, l-"ra
A I'onlitleii.
and .bun
irteld
,r hulllvan. the Irsh lawver
vit in hit
wne is denned iv miinv
Oreina. T"e insiigaier ei the frenin
pay birds b''B given a certificate of
Tlie plgeui, ft friend and advocate of
MMtwiii of th was te have been in his
fflin litfrlic.it nltiit li.wl luuni ..1....1...1 1..
if? Krueger, KlOelaney, librarian of our
'oimeiers.ii or isloretts iiienierv, is
fo5tinteselltor.v, ,w.rnrv tlml. Mr Knlll.
Swift. Knii'irer.. ... ... ... " ... : '
"Skills; only one
r r IIUUI Tltt a.i.l ..!
Blaine
IV.....1 ..ll .i . .. .
taring en the inj '," "" :r , !,rKH vv"
IVA'and this enf'"'" "' "onenmie,
blt.iipr.i.1 i .irlllllllH .llllnllltlll
KW AIII1 rH.uru I r
Il'under the has liven suspected that
Miimued irtnu particular set that he
'ft of llie lust Ud Jiet distinctly untUivsiaTril
t fT i0.' w,nrf - mW-JTilblc an'd
Rci luck, nlfiii,i,,.,i ,,,,,i ,, ,ii. , I-..H...I ...
K? tilnltir ' v'l""".' iiiiivil l"
II .'fhenijBOthat It can hardly be
(V? that this ccrtllleate of cluuacter,
.fuislietl Pnlllvaii by lilaincV friends,
Jeuld lie e.vnerli'il In mi ..p r..r i..
jVhllewashing him in the public mind ;
j.TOtiiariy when the hotteni of the
ggcjioueie iieiwecn trenin and Hulllvan
sm-h iue 1'iinrgc ei nu lernier that the
latter had used the fuuiN cenlrll.nii.il
te the Irish cause in speeding thuHlnlue
cause ; knowing perhaps that tills was
thubest way'lespeisl the IrNh caii-e ;
a belief that was reasonable.
The Sullivan idea then was te elect
Blaine te help Ireland. Hull! van we
are told was te go Inte the cabinet ;
though he was the head of the t'lan-na-Oael,
nn organization whose object was
war upon Kngland. It was the mie-
cesser of the Fenian organization, And
here, it is Interesting te nole that .Mr.
Blaine is Just reported te have said that
. he has irnne inln llnrrlj.n.' ....i.i.,..i i..
. . e " .' .... 7, ... r ttiuiiiii i.
feu-'elBn policy. TiwSalv4'rnf that his
Sfepbject is te get this country Inte a war
L e
pCcwith England, te helji Ireland, Is net
" unreasonable under the exposition of
his cles: relations with Fenian leaders.
Mr. Biillivau, of Chicago, may lie ery
innocent of the Crenin avsasinatien;
but certainly se long as he is an object
of suspicion there is no geed te IhmIeiic
hlm by the illalne eiiduiYuieiit, but
plenty of damage te theltlalne ro re
granmie for a fuss with Kngland. That
little plan, if ever projected, is pretty
effectually subdued by the exposure of t he
Clan-na-Gnel organization eeiHplnicien
and purpeM-s, TJtis country has no no
tion of taking any such organization
under its wing ; and Mr. Blaine is free te
branch out in some ether line of foreign
fllULlll.i.
"V" , m - fc
J'ruetlee limine llaiKpicts.
At n regular0f HussIm Imu .v.-r,.! i,,..,
Bilteclub.,,,.,1 lwtiKS wJll, ,is r '.
LWerO llr,.,. ,.r Aliulrl,. .....I rj.. ....
Witllri'f ...;..... .iii.i ll-llilll,Y,
phen the world was entertained with
iii,Biriiiigeuccounisei displays or mutual
"-'-ii.mi. uiu hipuii, nun ever, gae
evidence of a falut susjiicien that all the
royal embracing amounted te nothing ;
aud new (he cznr confesses as much by
declaring ut a frtate bauijtict that the
prince of Montenegro is (he sole sincere
aud faithful friend of iiussla. In con:o cen:o con:e
quenceofthlssiieechthebtockexchiiiigi of Vienna and Berlin are terribly
deprvs-ied and there isa tine sensation ail
ever Kurepe. These banquets are fcet
tlug te lleery ticklish things. An Kng
lish eftlccr is inspired by one te start a
scare about Bchrlng's sea, and new an
other banquet stimulates tin? wnr in
.tlnitljii '11... .......1.1 1.
fc Wghten Europe. Perhaps his highness
will take it ull back in his official pajier,
f r..uul " um ,tl " L'1,w;r "1 ! we will be
Ml.l !.!.. .1 I l hi...... . , ' .. .
L-(, .win.. . jii, manie snows auispesU
V tlell tocluillluller liolirlmrie i. ...i ir
K-Kurwla will eiler te nil him a hit of
: Alaska, nelxKly cau deny that then-a
weuiu ee our iii jkuki. Ker thlscoiisld thlsceiisld thlscoiisld
Utieii we might Ik) llus.-ia's friend, and
ft Blaine's brilliant diplomacy might
ngurr in J'.ureeau aiiulrs.
' i tm f
Linhiu tke Veil.
Hew clearly the present hob-nebbing
of Hlalne aud Tucker exiien the h vkc vkc
tUyef the bloody shirt politics of the
BeiHiblicau chieftain. It shows him
owing m the most cherUhtHtfriei"! (ifp
eWwwlujr M-lth meiii luiertaut
Unlfbrtns Would tmprore Thern.
Tlie lire department inade a flne appear
anec In yestcntsy s jMirnde. Th&anruualr.
and stock were Jr e' bloodiest of the
absence of.fwIieM, h-,,,1 mWnnl r
iJV,Wdwas tjct; who ScvcrthcleM Is a
goetl and innocent man, having done
nothing te he ashamed of and nothing
that the fiercest lender of ferocious He
publicniilsm finds te object te J where
there Is no vele te be made by objecting.
The velers, who arc went te think that
all is gospel that Jbclr party leaders tell
them, will new understand their error.
They will realize that the iellticlaii
is n natural liar, who finds any
thing te le a geed enough Morgan
until nfter the election nnd that there
Is no mere reason te exiiect him
te carry out his nutl-elcctlen declara
tions In his pest elrctlen assts'laflens
than there is te suppose that the lawyer
who denounces his fellow lawyer In court
In the morning, will net get sociably
drunk with him In the evening.
Tin: stnte health officer of Alabama has
iiintle nn extensivn trip through Flerida
limMigntlng the yellow feer situation,
lle Niys thai thcre has been uoyellowfovcr
In Flerida slnce .Iniiimri', except llie soli
tary cne reMirtcd ut Sniifenl "Thcre has
licen n cry general feeling of apprehension
mining the hc.itth authorities that finer
might have lived through llie inlld winter,
nnd might break out afiesh during this
summer. I nm Inclined te beliun that
there will net Ihi any fresh outbreak In
Flerida this year unless there Is a fresh
Importnlleil of the disease." lie had also
visited Havana, nnd found very Ultloyellew
le er there.
IT.ItMIVAI..
KeiiKiir II. Cei.iiman will next Near
build a summer hotel en tlovcruer Jllek
mountain.
Jamkn Mi'Mam:, el Phllniielptila, says
tliat Iftlin Heitiblieau party should defeat
priililliltlim, or irthe maje'iily ngalnsl llie
ntiieudmeiit sliiiuld be rry large, llie party
would certainly be heldreHHmsllile by
friends of prolilliltleu.
8i:.vateu VoeiillhM, writing from Het
.Springs, Ark., encloses 20 for thn relief of
the striking block-coal miners of llnizll,
flid. Th letter, utter referring te thn
strike as being against an unjust re
duction of wages, Senater Voorhees s.tys:
" i'hls conditieii erthliigN.iKi'iirring un'der
llie highest prelectlvii tarlll ever knew u In
American history, and reiicntisl nieinlh.iii
a hundred times etcriu e cry state In the
t'nieii, makes Its conclusive argument te
every Intelligent weiklug man and work
ing woman. If ethers will gle as I have
done, ni-cenl lug te their means, llie miners
mid their wtes and children will net
sillier. "
Kx-Sr.NATeit Mi'Den-ami, of Indiana,
speaking of ex-l'iesideut ('li eland's
ew Yerk siiecch, said: "it was cliarue
teilstlctlly strong, lie is u strong man,
with a stieng n)wer of expressing what tin
thinks, lu the campaign of IKU he would
be stronger lu the West than Hill. Ills
administration was n successful, even u
great one, 1 nit the peeple wcre loe much
absorbed ill liartlHlau elitlcs te nppreeiate
it at its worth. Amu result, while he had
alienated some Democrats, thousands of
Kepubllcmis who pialsed his adliilnlstra adliilnlstra
lien veteil against him. Thcie will lie
auiploenportimity for comparison between
his administration uud the presVut one in
18!i "
IC.Msi.it William's preillledleu feijihn
H.ivy has new lieceuiu a hyuenl. ''Ills
majesty loses no epsi limit V 'for showing
tlieelllcers uud men of his lleet that he
wishes In secure ler them as niivllcgcd u
position as Hint always enjoyed in Prussia
by llie army. Naval icViews aie new us
iieptilur, mid tlinie seems a pielubllltv of
their becoming almost us Ircqupiit, us
military sjs.taeles. Instead el spending
his summer at Kms, ei seme ethci Inland
watering places, tlni kaiser te trust te Hid
saline breezes or the dis-p for Hid annual
restoration of health and the iccicatlnn ne
cessary alter the hind work of u Ilerlln
winter. Soen idler the depaitum of his
guests, the King or Italy and the I'rlniuef
Naples, tlie ticimau menarih will be
steaming nerthwiiid along the coast el
Net w ay.
cieNi: te .,7"Awivi:.
A lliiilinl-Mim OIITur 'iiiistiuitliieii
w' lii Seuure a Cii'ciiHliiu.
X, II. lVkh.uilt and S. It. lliuu liaiii, of
nartloid,Cennsallisl for lliuepntlilsweek
Iieiii New Yeil; en a most rem.iikulile
iiiatrliueiU.il pilgrimage. The patents el
Mr. Ileiiehaiu were Aiineiiiaus lull Im
was raised lu Hie iuh1le s.lioels lu
llintleid. luly In llie Im stalled
in the jeweli. and eiuamcut tiade,
and idler nliluliiiug a cempeleucv he wiih
most anxious te secure u lielpiuate. lie
was Iihi evaitiug, aud of all the beau
ties the staloelleicd I n met Ills lew.
One day hele.uncd liem an Knglish paiier
that Hiere was In ('oustauliueple a lem.ile
seminary, limn wlifcb selections of a wife
may Im undo upon llie iccoiiuucnda icceiiuucnda iccoiiuucnda
tleu oftlie ellli ei-s in ehii-ge otilie institu
tion. Itiuvept.ilile, thejappllianl deposits
a suitable sum, in pioxutlen te the Initie's;
beauty and attainments, us u compensation
te hoi patents for (he lossel lliiiiluiiglitci'H
society and senile upon which llie h.ippv
hride is handed exertuliei puichaser, with
whom shtiusuallx ugiccsliv mcausef tine
Oriental peisuasleii,
The system of wlfn puichase .seeiuisl te
lilcase Mr. Ileni'lialii, and te his filend,
Mi. .1. II. Kikh.udt, he cimllilcd Ids inten
tion te try Ills luck Hieic. The latter
thought the plan a geed one, and it ;y
detct mintsl le still I at unce. The tuff mm'
ii.iii-im-inniuiPI' ll.ese,:; kiihui llin.i
pi. "" ' !:U!J.!''ey lliey will lake in the
n....' I'osllien uud visit Vienna,
. Uiieuce, Itoilie uud Nuiiles, leaching
thelrdestlnatlen III July, i'he hride will
be purchased ns quickly as pessllile, and
utter a suit.ihle Icumi faking of the old
folks, iftliey cut de found this side ol't'ir el't'ir
cassla, the li-tppy pair will cnje their
houeyuieou upon the lllack and .Vledltcr
rune.in seas, alter which llie ictmn te
America will l.e licgun. Thev will be
bai k by September, uiul the friends of the
Ktoeill liroiulselho n.llr a reushiir reren-
lieii, wlili h Mill he milled te li the intense
curiosity te see theTuiklsh beauty.
A Did lll.i; TII.MIIUIY.
A IIiinImiiiiI l'iitul. lioetH Ills AVIlKilIld
Tlleil Kills llluisell.
Hubert M. Hesebeirv.iigtsl ,Vi ciih, sliet
himself In the head, d. ingulmest instantly
idler sliiHitiug uud daiigeieuslv wounding
his wile, Mary, en Fiiiiui evciilng in trout
or his stepson's icsidciice, Auburn street,
Philadelphia. The parlies wete married
ubeut twenty jears age, but, owing, It is
Mid, te llescbcm's idle, dlssolute li.ibits,
their home en Amber sheet, about Hull,
was bieken uii about two weeks age, Mis.
Kesebertj taking ili her icsidcnce with
one of her sous en Aubuili sticet.
It Is siiimisih1 thai Iteselieirv washing
in wult for his wife, who supplied herself
by doing iietsllcweik for Mis. .Iiilm It.
I lamer, whose husband isa lewder at J,:t'j:l
Fniukfeid ineiiiie, anil met heron her way
home, when, Jailing te persuade her te
letiiiu te him, he dctci mined te kill her
and then himself.
The llrst shot utthowemiu cntenil the
right side or the head, two Inches below the
temple, where it remained embedded last
night, notwithstanding the clletts of the
phyjcliius ut the KplMep.il hospital, where
slie was subsequent! lukeii in u lsitnil
wugeu, te nseM-rll, and will piekililv be
thocauseof her death. Asshe was f.il'liug
he lirel npiln, but tailed lu his puriiese, as
the ball jiassed wldoef the mark.
He then turned the rewihcr, u self-cisk.
ing Knglish "bulldog," en iilmscir, llie
llrst shot llrcil entering the face under the
left check Imue, passing out near llie left
temple and piercing the rim efa deibv hat
which he were. He then placed tlie niuzzle
oftlie roveUer te his mouth and lired, tlie
ball passing through the reef ofhisiueutli
uud out ut llie top of his hcid. He fired a
third shot at Ids head while railing, but his
hand was unsteady uud the ball missed,
burying Itself lit the weather-bearding or
tlie house.
, A'ter taking the Issly te thomeigiie,
Policeman Iiewidng leund umu Itose Iteso Itese
berry's person a small nole book, in w liicli
lie st.ite.1 that he liiul had tiouble for ears
with his slciseiis, whom the mother in.
dulgisl ut his e.miisc, uud nald that " 1
was going te hae them arrested, hut ttsik
another notion, lfthey had no inorosym inerosym inoresym
jsitliy for me lu my elder days I would
scttle the whole ullulr. Se 1 did."
There Is mi addition, written in U-ud iicii
eir, Kiylnir, "Seme will ismdeinu me, but
(ied will have mercy. I could net 11 w and
bee my wite made a slae for them. This
11 has been brought en bvthtostep bvthtestep
vir;. The stain will always be en Hair
veuwkiiew forever. le piibllsJi Hiis."
!.n!SaOTIfl' 'DAIL
A I....I.
OAIttiEKD DIED IN 80MTK1M:.
Itltlierte Vnpubllstieil Account of th
President's Last Hours.
Wmlilntten Dlpatrli te New Yerk PrcM.
Daniel Sprig la a mlddle-nged colored
man who used te Iki (lenernl (lartleld's
Issly servnnt when he wns In Congress,
nnd went te Menter with llie president
elect, and returned with him te llie AVIilte
Heuse in 18-sl e be bis body servant there.
He likes te sit en llie bench oil the south
side of the White lloiise these .Sundays
and tell about the death of Ills old master.
He likes te tell ll because he has never
seen It In print. One fact in eonneiflen
with the death of Oarlleld, Indeed, has
neer been printed. AVhen It was de
cided te inoe the victim of flultmu te
(het onshore Dan went le Klheren with thn
party, lle was a wry useful member of
the family and had te be taken along,
ll was net oxncted by the physicians
that the death of llie president would conie
se suddenly. Feruu hour or two during
his last dny Ihey sat en the piazza of thn
eottnge looking out eer the Atluntlcatid
talking iitfeul the new s of the day. Dmilel
Sjirlg bad been left iilone at Dm 'hedslde or
thn sick man. Mrs. (farlleld was up stairs.
Daniel grew flrcil or his lonely vigil and
slepfieil out iikiii the piazza himself te take
an airing for a row mluiibsi and rcllee
himself oftlie moiietoliy of llie bed chniti
her. It secmisl te him, as It did le the
physicians, that the president was In no
Immediate danger. Daniel stayed out of
the room probably hair an hour, but near
enough se that he could be called iijhiii lu
case or lha slightest disturbance inside.
When he went back te the room he did
net ut llrsl uotiee that thn f.i'-e or tlie sick
man was changed In any wny; then he
thought it looked whiter. l'ien a closer
examination he was sure of It. He put his
hand ever thn heart of his master. It had
slopped benllug. In the wildest alarm he
rushed, net out iieu the pla.rji le the
physicians, but up stairs te .Mrs. Ilarlleld.
Nhe hurried down In mere terrible alarm.
She dispatched Dan at once te the crunda
te bring the doctors lu, They had been
silting thcre thoughtlessly mid were the
iiioie frightened en that account.
They rushed III. The president was In
deed dead. Net only had his heart steppisl
beating, but his face was that et n enrpse
In a celli n. What added telhclr lorrerund
chagrin was the fact that the president hud
died whlle they were absent mid without
their knowledge. They hud no means
which they could he sn're of determining
hew long he hnd beeiidaad when they ills ills
ceveied Mm.
The matter wns hushed up. Nothing was
eer permitted te cscuie that Immediate
ciicie aoeiii ii, miu me worm ueer Knew
thai the death of the nmrtyrisl presldetil
was) ever marred by unv such Incident.
Daniel Sprig tefls this story new and
then, with every circumstance put It. lle
is still a useful empleye at the White
Heuse. 'He blacks beet's, nnd, until tum tum
oral llarYisoubieught en a colored serant
Willi liliu from liidlau.iH)lls, attended te
llie personal wuutsnrthe president, V. cry
body who knows him says Unit he is era era
cleus and belief os hlsstery about '.he ile.it Ii
eMiarllcld.
a inn hatch or viriens.
llesillii.iiti Ollme IHIIh lle Net .Meet
tlie Ooicnier'n Approval.
fioertior lteuer was in a Netieiig mood
Friday. Tlie factory insurance bill (Senale
I fill), wlilcli was favored by piemlneiil
I'hlfadelplila iiiiinul.ii lureis mid etliers,
mid opjiesisl by the Insurance commis
sioner, tell Hh the rest. In vetoing the
bill he says Uiul it seeks te exempt I'ceiu
llioepeiution oftlie piovisieus of the law'
or doing April 2U, 1SS7, n class of
poisons doing business with a certain
class or Insurance companies-, which is
plainly repugnant te thai clause or
the constitution which pievides lint the
general assembly shall net pass any local
or specianuw granting te any corporation,
iisseclntlirn or individual any special or
exclusive privilege or Immunity. The
jiel Icy of the commonwealth in rein! leil te
foreign insurance companies Is well do de
II nod, there ure but seventeen such Insur Insur
niice companies eutside llie sl.ile and there
Is no reason why their business should es
cape taxation, mid If there were no ceusti.
tiltieu.il objections te this bill il Is clearly
iipilust publle policy
Heuse bill Ne. Iltf, uiilheil.lug the com cem com
uilssleiieiN of Puiriueunt park le lay out
and build mliie wlimceu horses may In
speeded at u faster into than seven jultcv
V.'.T-J.'iUJ.i or penult such, ".'-mi'sus may
liereuftnr em V.'reT I iT build, lay out null
use the same, with tiee ueeesste'tlie public,
was also M'toed, This bill, lie says. In
clearly ill ceullUt with the constitutional
prevision ugalnst local or special legisla
tion. Heuse bill Ne. (ISA, uiitMiiguuuiipiopria uiitMiiguuuiipiepria uiitMiiguuuiipiopria
lieu for the m liiiteii.mie oftlie Wills eye
hospital, of Philadelphia, also gees dew'n.
Ooveruer Heaver says i " Tlilri Is an ad
mirable institution, admirably managed.
It tines geed vveik, much or it ill tillable
weik. It may be tail l.v questioned, how
ever, whether In the present outlook or Hie
llu.iiiccs of the commonwealth it should
ris'eive state aid. Tlie institution can
salcly stuiid alene nnd has ic.ichisl the
Milnl when it no longer requires slateaid."
Heuse bill Ne. Hi'), cic.itiug the elllie or
icisirder aud deliiiiug the duties and pow pew
eis of the same in cities oilier than these of
the llrsl nnd second classes, also Liilid te
iis'cive e(s'iitlve uppieviil.
Heuse bill iis'j, te provide for the ens lien
e(" independent peer distill Uand llie reg
ulation ortlie Mine iliceitaiu counties, be
cause, it is iinconsillutienal.
Heuse bills Nes. nil, ID) mid Teil, making
uppiopiiatiens for the election or iiespltitjsv
ut New Castle, Iiiivviciice ceiqji.v.jj '(,',
Heaver ceiinly, uud t.M-ieipj,,, ,(ls.
.nn assiH-iuthnil;iVi:,.,l,lM,m , ,;wXcX
lujthliiusi ,f, ,ie leeulltles mcntlenu I.
i louse bills .'la" and JIAI, granting uniiul uniiul
ticsle A. 1). Knox uud David Cestlev, pri
Mites in company (i.Tlilrty-linii regiment,
Pennsylvania militia. The gev ci nor
thinks the disability complained of is net
an incurable one, and therefore a pension
for lire should net be grunted.
Heuse bill Ne. 211, le piehiblt deception
In the unuufacture, impottutlen or sale or
oil. "There Isa r.ilul nuilssieii in the bill
ns presented te me, isvurring in the tnin-sciiblng-roein
or elsewhere, which makes
it incomplete."
Heuse bill Ne. Si',: i, making all appie
pri.itieu for tlie reliefer Mrs. K. K. Small,
widow or a piivnlu in Ce K, Sixteenth
Itegimcul, N. (J. P., for constitutional ob-
JIS'llOllS.
Heuse bill 'JT i hanging the name mid
lines efu Mierilistiict in I. iioine county.
Olijixtieuistli.it it is purely local legisla
tion. m
lU'linlotte.
1i:i,i(iim'H si:kvkt.s wii.i, hi: iiixh
i In the rolleulngclniii liei. en Mimliiv, lu
tlic morning nt IO.''J, in tlieevi nlng nl 7ii. Sun
day scliisiliil l-l'ie. in. When Hie Iieiii Isitlf
Iclciil II Is i sss'lall nettil :
rillllill ei (Jen Curlier of Piinm uiul Or Or
eon;!'. I'ra.vcr iihsMIes at d p. in.
I v VMiM.ici.Ctremii.-l!cv. 11,11, Allirluhl,
ter. I'rciiiiilni; niul eeiiiiiiiiiilnii scrvlis. te I he
evening liv the presiding eliter, lliiv. II. ..
Miiiemi', Miiulay siiHHilnii.l.'iii. in,
I'lu.sin inn is Mi.meiiiai I'm ma Heuiii
llm en stris't, 'I lieiuiik Tlioiiipsen, pastor. .Slid
ilav siliiHil at ti a. in.
ili.lvi.T ll.vcrisi ciii'iun liist Vine near
Hake stris't. KvciiliiKM'riiien li Mr. W. King.
Itl'.KUtMlli M. l.i'M-.'s Marietta iiveiiuc,
Itev Win. I". I.ltlillter, imslur. l'resiratleii ler
Hie holy tin ii l mil) lull lu tlie evening, isunilay
m-IhsiI ut '1 p. in. Iservlei. In the Hernial! Inn
guiiKO lit lip. in., li of. It. C. K'lilisll., iitllclm.
lug.
I'MTCIl ItKITIIIIKV IV Cllltlsr, (MVK.X VST. -
Itev. K. U llimlii'H, iwsiiir. rlillilri n'h li.ij.
hieiil.i.v school ut ',i ii, in, .Shs lal prtigiiiiiiiiin of
ri-sHinlve reaillni;, iniislc , rixit.illuiis Jem
7:t"i. in.
hT l'.vi'l.s Itt HiiiMin Itev. J. W. .Miinlng. r.
pastor, stuidiiv si hoot iitUu. in. lvture liv
Itev. J. II. Ihitiln, ii. ii.. tt l.:l'i p. in.
I'iiwi KneiiMi n.-lti'v. J. M, l'llzcl, I). 11.,
pastor. Isiiih,I.ij kcliisil ut tin. in.
hr. Jehn's I.i tiii un -Itev. It. I. Allciiuoi Allciiuei
II. II., pastor, Mindav Miimil nt Hi. JiiIid'h Hi
V i., uiul til (ietwiilil .Miiiiurlal .Mission ut "
1 1. in.
t'lltsT IHlTlsr.-ltev. Kviuis.orCreri'iiTlieo.
legU'til M'liilime, ChcKtcr, Pii, bun. lay m hoot
in - p. in.
hi. 1'vi I 'n M. K Clil'iicu -Ucv. IL C. Yirkcs.
p-ister Miiiilay M'hoel nt Uii. in. rniisOMrvUti
ut ii p. at.
Tui.MTV I.i'TilliiVN.-ltcv.i'. U l'rv. imster.
Scrvleiiii-iiiuliKteU b Itev. Dr. II. Ii Juculi., of
riiii.uti'iiitiiit,
. Y'.i1.'.' ' .'-'''.'S Yeuim Men' inivtlng, ien-iliu-lcil
by ltuv. Walter 1. King.
MeiiAViAS.-ltev. J. .Max Jlurk. I). 11., luster.
Uii. in., Sunday school, istriiieu by Itev. t'lia.
lliu hull', of Cli.i.ka, Minn.
1'ki.miiv n.iu.v.s. Itev. J. Y. MlKliell, l. Ji
juster. Hely uoiiiiiuuileii lu Hie morning.
Cllltlsr I.urui.ii.vN. Itev. Ii I . Itciil. pisler.
I. veiling urilm uliip.iii. Humlav nliis)! ulU
ii. in.
I'liisr XI., Ii Clil'iicu ltuv. s.M. Vi'iiiiui.Ii.
I.,i.ister. CIiisa iiiit'ttiigs ut tin. in,
iliivu: l.e nn.it in.- Itev. Chi Unapt, pastor.
Sunday siiiisil will met I at O.M a. in. uiul nlli ml
ChlMrcii's Pay mtv ires In tliei liurch at 10;5u.
in. Kveiiliigsi'rvliviii ii p. in.
Wt.sii.H.s M.J-iClUiicu.-Kev. Ii W. llurln',
)HIII s
OAI.Cs,Mi'"N.-.Vi: W'JSHl , 11, W Mi;.v je
O soil our ceed. by nun pie le the wholesale
una ivtnll trade. Lurgistl inumifjctiircr 111 our
line. Kuctesc'.'-ctiit stnmji. Wnn 11 ivr day.
IVrinunetit lswlilen. .'u ihmiiiU iinWrtil.
.Meney udviinivil n,r mhk.,icIi -tub:.', clc
....ri.-v.ia S''M,1'NIAI.MA.N I- l.lll.
uj-rU-UIiea t.liivmiiatl, Ohie.
Cot
DTTELLIGEKCiJR,
AN OI'J'N QVK-mOS.
In Itnrrlsen n Descendent of 1'ocahen
tasf
ll Is popularly bcllnrrct thnt Prfnldrnl Harri
son I ilewvniled from Pocnlienla nnd from Ihs
Parllmnciilnry deldlrr ami iruklrle Oenernl
Tlieiiitni Harrison, vthe vrns execiilcil In WflO.
I'is-fllienlnii, dsuitliter of I'ewhntnn, tnnnl
fcstnl it frlpnlllnrs fur the early white scttlim
or Virginia when uticvvnv hut n nil I. Tlnlery
of hevrslie sales! the life of Cnpbiln JelitiHinltli,
wlm hail Iweti cnpturinl nml roiiilpimiedtedfuith
liylirr father hew1 hc, en several occnulenii
iniidc known te tlm s.ttcn tlielr dnhgiT wlitn'
nbeut le lie iittncknl-l well known te nil
ncpuilutrd with the rnrly history sif America,
llcr MiticiiKntinarrlai(C with Jehn llelfe, nn
KiiRllnhinun hrrrtmevnl te Knidand vrhercn
son vrus born, from viliein numoreu vrmlthy
families of Virginia claim decent 1 Iho lmli
of the opinion Hint Ircsldrnl Harrison lioneof
her duswndnnts,
Whctlirr tills be trne or net It I, however,
well known Unit President Harrison lindescen
ilniil nf ii noted family, illtlns'iillifil iillkelu
IMSicnnlid wiirr'Tlinliainoef Ifurrlseii lunlrendy
Indelibly written iihiii the p.c;esef Aincrlcaii
hlnlery, for (leiierat Wm. Hrnrj Harrison Iho
ninth president of Hie United Hliites wns th
grntidrallirref flen. Den. Ilnrrlsen.
The election of another member of the Ilnr Ilnr
rleon family I but another proof the prevailing
dlnpoilllen of the pnhlle te return te heiillhy
fiilinliiistrnlleu of pulillr niralrs se ihnnictor ihnnicter
Isllc of the earlier J ears of ev rrnmeilt. A slin
llardeslre has been iniuilfr'leil fern revival of
early uinnners nml customs In many Mirleu
wnjy, of whli h mention In particular enn Im
made of the prevnlllng ikiiiiiml for these old
time tirrpariitletis which were se Micccsafully
emilii.veil lu the prevention uud cure of I he Ills
and ailments which frc'iuenli it the enrly lojj lejj
ciililn homes.
Alter mnrli Inquiry and lesenrrh a noted
lniiiiiir.il Hirer has procured llie original
mcllie.li lined hi their preparation nnd ngnln
under tlie inline of Warner's beg (,'iildn Itcme
illes, Hie public is possessed or thiw well-knew u
preia rations for tlin cure of roughs, (olds, eon een eon
siimptleii lu Its e.irlv singes, bleed disorders,
(iitnrrli,it)sirnlii,d(litllty nnd ether romiiien
illsenliTs,
NelwlHisliindlng Hie large nmeiint of time,
nl tcht Ien ami eH'nsn which the iniimifiictiirc
of Wnriier'sHiife Cure demands- Its well-known
reposition ns tlie only remedy for the preven
tion uud euro of kidney discuses being world
wide Hie iimniifnc Hirer Is resolved te piiuli llm
mi rlt of Warner's l.e CuliluKirsapurilln tethe
front liec.iuse or It splendid bleed purifying
preiierlles nnd great viilue nsa hotisebeld rem
edy nnd spring-time sjslein renovator.
reciilinnlii, during her llfe-teng frhndshlp
for the white settlers of Vlrgbjln, besides her
many nets of Idmlnes., Is FaM te lmn eon trl ti
ll led much valuable information te the leg
iibln heruu ceuiernlug tlie micecMfet mettieils
employed by llie Imllans In the treatment of
dbense mid It mntlers 11 1 1 le whctlirr tlis ul
legist rcl.illein.hlp belwis.li herself mid the
President be true or net for His name or I'ocn I'ecn I'ocn
lieiitns Is already Immertnl.
tlioccUaiueuo.
"1 ITV II A Id?"
CIOAKKTOlti:.
I urn new located nt Ne. 7 'it King street,
when I vvlll nt all times keep en hand ft full
line of ihelee cigars, smoking nnd chewing
loliaeioH. Will be pleased te4inve my friends
nnd patrons glvii me n mil,
npi'-Mmileeit el-.O. M. IIOItOKrl.
llf-U I'AsAMINK KYI I'ltKE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
H you hiivotliemi'xnnilnedyeii wlllpreliiilily
find Hint tin re Is something wrong with them,
uiul Hint glasses w III tie a great help te you.
We use Inlmlltililn "HIA .MANTAS' lenses,
wlilrh nre innite enlv bv im.nnd reeeiiiinenileil
by leading Oculists nn the ln.st iilils le defec
tive vision.
Solid (leld Hmitncli"., s:l.oe: muni pyi;.,,
sn.iKi. p'
ntreiHiieclaek's, fillc: ikiiiiI price, M()()
Ariiiieinir.jesiiisermi, i ; usiinijirie situ
H. ZIHEMAN&BRO. 130 S.KintJh street!
OITICIANH. I'tHliAlJIJl.pHIA.
Ilelviecn Chestnut un;irtimir,Tcr5"--.
.T tn.vs-ljil
P.VAN J SONH.
Suggested By the Het Wave!
Would you Ihesierelllknte It urn ?
Ij'nrn hew In keep right cool-;
1. 1 urn hew le'siape I he liuitcd (inn,
Wltlieiiln ti nn In silnnil?
'I lie lessen m casj : liiiveu cam
About v our drink unit fmid,
Avoid bail bre.ul, avoid that snare,
fve that Jeur Heur's geed !
And this can be accomplished ,y using thnt
I'uvorltcef the Household
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
Levari & Sens,
MERCIIANT-MILLE71S.
llvlyd
STIIA.M.
"Weilislretecallltlin attention or consumers
efHIciun (linidsiinil Knglncers' saiiiiilles' te our
large unit varied stis k of I'lin-s, Valves, Cooks,
Malleable mid Cast Iren I'ltilngs, Asbestos,
uleabi stun mid Llsiiduriiin, Hhicl. Piston nml
Valve raeklngs; hceteli ami licit I.lne Itellci't.
Ing (IiiiircI I lasses, Mteaiii Itailliitersmul htcmii
Heating Appamlus; Net and Cap Seievvs, anil
In fact almost everything iispilred by steam
users, and all or which we eiler at prices which
we guarantee te lx lower than these or any
ellli r dealer til this vicinity.
We have iHisltlvct) the largest stis k.iuid le
lug cenncucd vvltli Hie Ti Ii iilieui. i:rliiiugi-,
are pn pireil te receive and fill ull orders In thn
stun test possible tlnii'. When In want of anj
llllllg 111 our line, call en us ler prlci sand we
will leiivluce .von or our nbillly uud willing
nesv e save you Meney, Hi lay and Vexation.
Unr facilities ler riiinlslilng Hiiglues, Hellers,
haling, I'lillcvs, Hangers, (sHs'lul .Maelilnerv,
I'lumlivrk' and Has l-'itleis' Toels, rattcrn's,
Mislels, mid htm nnd liruss Castings nnd ter
the piempl icp.ilrer all kind or luaclilnci v are
iiuevr.'lUst lu Uinciister, uud ww respectful I)
sulk It a shaie of jour isitreuage.
Central Machine Works,
Ut A l3iiNOKTII( HHIHiIANSTUI'in',
I.ACASThlt, 'A,
GikmI Werk, He.isoiiuine Charges, I'romiil I'remiil
ikss. Tilcchoiieconiiecllon tWVIIdll
U
Yi:itHA ItATIH'ON.
It's Your Chance.
It s Your Chance New te lluy
Geed Variety
-AMI-
DOWN IN PRICE.
If.veu inlKSti new 3,011 11 ri'iint It, for It rusts
)eii nethluK tetakcu leek ul llie Hamulus. Ut
us remind ou that we iireglvliu;
ri'l.l, VAU'I'I'OIt 1'Vl'KY DOI.IiAH
Yeu leave with us, and vie'll net send mil one
illssiitbllisl purcluiMr If c knew It. Ask tuir
our
intOAi) walk cm:? 10 re,
In skileten huekb, for Hummer W'tsir,
JRLt SIS-
lUcy A in Acknowledged. Hamulus.
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
SPRING CLOTHING,
MYERS MATM,
SATtTRDAT, JUNE
Wcui(tmker'.
mu.ADRi.rMM. ftaturday, June 1, Ism
Clothing day.
Mothers' day tee. t There
arc two or three heaped-up ta
bles where $1 te $3 is te be
saved en each Bey's Suit
blouse and vest styles. Sea
sonable and sightly. It's like
throwing dollars ever your
shoulder te skip these tables if
you have boys te clothe.
There's unusual money te be
saved in ether parts of the
Clothing Stere.
There will be while we're
getting every corner of the
business up te that new mark.
Ncnr Thirteenth nnd Market strets corner.
Beys' Shirt Waists.
The toughest, handsomest
sorts at what you'd pay for
common. Cheviot Plaids and
Stripes, 57c from 75c.
Laundered Percales, light ef
fects and dark blue grounds,
60c from $i.
Flannels in plain colors, $1
from $1.50 and $2.
Enough te last a day or two.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
Step where you may en the
Dress Goods circles ; there's a
sensational stuff near by.
28c All-wool Albatross
25c Striped Tamise
20 and 37c Gingham
I2c American Sateens
1 8c Kecchlin Sateens
And se en. Mere are two
second mourning stuffs we tell
of first te-day :
A 50c kind, choice, fresh,
new, 37c.
A 75c kind, in about 20 pat
terns, plaids and stripes of silk
hair-line stripes, 60c.
Seme of the finest, richest,
Parasols we have go te half
and less today. Lace trimmed,
net covered, brocaded, plain
surah with fringe, and ether
choicest styles. Handles of
natural weed, onyx, silver and
"geld," with every possible
twist and quirk and turn among
them :
JJi ruraMil fur 5IJ
J2J I'arnsels for ?Jjt . .-8l.-il'iirneU,Vr;WiO
'l ' 'i:keU for ill
-fl2 I'arnsels Ter s.,'iO
- fan iiiriL,.i. tnf 1.
St) PnrnsolsferM
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
There will be none of the 2
Jerseys (reduced from S2.50,
$3, $4, and $5) after te-day.
Finest materials, perfect fits
pintf fittest styles. .Ne better
Jerseys made.
.second fleer, Chestnut stieet side. Four ele ele
tuiters. Three items in Men's Fur
nishings :
1 Special let of Neckwear
at 50c ; all the newest shapes
and materials; tecks, puffs,
and four-in-hands in silk, gren
adine and pongee.
2 tee deen French Lisle
Half 1 lese, tan and colors, 25c ;
half price.
3 25c Suspenders at I2c.
Three long counters are crowd
ed with tilings just as attrac
tive. Middle Murki I street entrance.
About 150 dozens Women's
Ribbed Vests, pink aiuCblire,
at i2iC.
At 25c one of the best Rib
bed Vests we ever had at the
price.
Chestnut strei I side, wist ()r Main Aisle.
Boek Nkws for June will tell
you something about all the
new Beeks. If a nodding ac
quaintance is all you care for,
Boek Ni:wm will carry you that
far. If there's a book you'd
like te lake te your home and
into your life, Boek Nkws will
give you the clue te it.
Yeu get a glimpse of the
very essence and spirit ei
every new book if you let Boek
Nkws be eyes for you.
Monthly, 5c, 50c a year.
Absurdly little for such a help.
The June number has a
plate paper portrait of Wilkie
Cellins.
Near Thirteenth strix-t entrance.
Jehn Wanamaker.
1ltt)l'l)sl.I.S-)ltlll Il.lll XliI.ANCAbTi:it
1'ITY Cl'NTltAI, il.MtKKT MOl'M'
ufierdliu; te the plans and sis.Hfcatlens of J.
II. Winner, iirchllirt. will Ihi rivelveil liv the
cluilriiuiu.nt hlsetllce, up te .Meiulay, Junes,
Issii, hi 7 e rliK-k p. in,
riuns mid siK-clncullens can lie seen at llie
iirrhltert'Niilllci-.Ne. u North Duke Mnl, en
and utter Wednesday, J'.'.l Inst,
All tilds must Imaccemiinnlfd with the nnmes
of two or mere rcsiiisll.lc pertlcs te Ijoceuie
Mx'iirlly, unit nlsoiicceiiipanieit wllh n certified
cheek ter Ml), which will be fondled te the city
lu iiise of fulliire te ncccpl the lentruct If
uviardcil.
Thu ceiumltteii reserves tlw rlxhl tereject any
eriilllilds.
11 order JifClly .MurkctCemmltlcc.
Jt)r'l. U IIAIS'tX, Minimum,
Olllee, I'erner lliike nml (Irani stricls.
m W:i .Sit.iV.f.i.'l 1 il
Ijitores.MA nm hi:vi:its. skai.ki)
I'nHsiils villi tsj ri'cetviMl h the hlrcel
I'emmtttisi im lu Meiuliiy iiflcnioen, June 3,
lssji, ut5 eViJV'k, terthc coiulruclieiiof thu
folleulnirscvvcrs :
Fer a twisfisit hrlck sewer en AnnHriHt,
from Or.uiKc te lnsi Klnc.
Fer u two-feet tirlck sewer en Fjist()rum.n
street, from Plum tehlilpis-n
Fer ii tlirei-fiH)t hrlck sewer en North Queen
ktrect, (rout the Cluy street sewer loeM May
lns;t.
Ferm, rlKtileen-turh hrlck seweren Ijincas
ti r nvtiiuc, northward from Chestnut street.
ter mi elglileeu-lnch hrlck sewer im.Mlllin
stnrl, caslHiird from ClirlMl.m slrcet.
FiiruiiclKhtctn-lnch hrlck scvnrfroinColuin scvnrfreinColuin scvnrfroinCeluin
Ida iivinue le llneir's alie.
All liids miikl Ih iiciMinpaiileil wllh Iho sic.
natures of two or mere rsiHUisltlu parties w 111.
Iiir In iKsiime security Alse wllh nor Illicit
dusk te Iheiillielllit of I0lr i-cnt. of thu hid,
which will Ihi lerfclUst te the cit 111 iiise of
Inilure teiux-ept the contract trnwanleil.
The isuumlitcu n-svrve the right In reject nny
or nil bids.
l'liuis and spec-Klcfttleii can he seen ut Hie
etllce of Allan A. tlvrr, CUy Itcsululer, Ne. 1CH
.inv IS1IIU aiivri.
I'reiHMiilt lii be nddressed te "Street Com Cem Com
ialtt"ftr"Ceiitruclliiiiof ssfwem," nml ile
K)ltc.l lu Street CiRiiinlttisi box nt the ortlce or
l. A. Oust, Ne. U North Duke street. Ily erdir
ui mnr.i.i LU.M.ei i n.
C.A,0.VST,CU.
jnrt7,swjcia
1, 1889.
dstthtttg.
-tyiLLIAMBON FOSTEIU
AGAIN
W nsk the I'tibllc Net le Bpend Cent In
READY MADE CLOTHING
Until they Loek Us Over.
Bey' .Worsted nnd CnsslmereSulU.Mrlctly
nil-wool, 18.00 and 110.00.
Meij'f Dress Knck Hnlts, All-Weel Cnsslmers
and Worsteds, 110 nnd 112.
Children's Knee-riinlHulls, All-Weel Chovlet
and Cnsslmcrea, Hen, hje, j.re.
Hnller and Jcrary Hulls$I.T3, M.0, 15.00.
GOOD VALUE.
There Is no better value te lie had In-Footwear
for the prlie thnn nre .Men's 12 00 line In l-nce or
Congress, wllh smentlOnnersnles, seamless
viiiiiim, plain or tip, hrernl or narrow tees.
The"Hardwick"
NFX"KTII All eien lop flew I m? end Tcck, In
tlicinwestsluiperorHiimniervrenr. It Isinndc
from Mglil-Wrlsht Hllk nnd Orenndliie nml
In choicest patterns, nnd sells nl .Vie.
Our stock of Keiir-ln-Hnnds, Tecks mid I'utrs
Is nlse complete,
SWEEPING PRICES.
llliiek Btimints for 11.33; nctuiil value, 11.78.
t.lghtStlfr Hnls for JI.S0; ncliml vnlue, 12.00.
All trnil'-s of Straw Huts nt prkes away down.
The liest a"ie nnd Me gissls made, nnd n reikI
many net made te sell nt such prices nre wllh
them.
AZA-Inchdnld Cap Unbrclln for SI.20 thnt Is
Eiinmnlced net te fade nnd will stand the test of
hcHIk.
IIU-DH EAST KINO ST., I.ANCASTEH, FA.,
AND
18MAItKKTHTHKGT, HARHISDUIta FA
fjciite.
KADINU 11A1TEIIS.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street.
Largest Straw Hat Emporium
IN THE CITY.
CALIi AND hEE OUIt
45c. Japan Mackinaw,
Werth 75e. beyond it doubt.
All ether goods cerapnraji imy'
'MlA'&WiilKVxTuxrH, All Hhndes, ut
m,i Sic., MX, and 7Sc.
CHUBIt
s
Trunks and Traveling Bags
ATfePKCIAL 11AI10AINR.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
I.ANCAHTEH. FA.
IJlumbiun.
-niMNNi I1IIENEMAN.
RL-U7VBING
VND-
Gas Fitting,
Tin Roetling and Spouting,
Keating By Het Air
-AND-
SXEAM.
152 N. QUEEN ST.,
IiAXCAbll'li, FA.
Si'ixal Itetirca.
INSTATE OF-KWEI'll lteril, LATlf OF
li I.imiistcr city, ileiviutil. U'llrra nfnd.
iiimlsirii t ten en snld I'stiilt'liavlnRlneiiRnuiliiI
tetheiiiiderslcued.iill ih'ikeiis liulctiteit thereto
lire leiiuestiil le malic Immediate 11.1 ment,
and these liavlm; claims or ilciiKiiuls mrnlnst
tliesmnc. will iins nt tlicm without tlcl.iv for
ultlciiicnt in thi. unilcrslL'iicil, i-csiiil' In'ljin
cnsterclly. 1ICMIY ItANMNO,
Admlnlstrnler.
JM). A. Cevi.k, Attorney. ni2.VitilH
OTlCiriS IIEllF.ltY (JINEN THAT ON
i Mendii, Jiuiw 17, ISM), allile'iliH'U.lnthe
Court of Common I'lcm of tincnster ceiuitv,
nn upnllrutleu will be niuilu te the Judges "of
s,ild 1 eurt for llie charter of a coriMiriillen le
be riilleil "The II0.111I of Kilucatten of thu
Sviuxlef the Itcfermed Churcli In the United
Males-," the diameter and objector which U
te obtain limits by Kilt, bciiicst, collections
nnd otherwise, for the education of pious but
Indigent eunir men for the kesim'I ministry lu
the Hefermid Church In the fulled Htntcs.
WII.l.IA.M N.AITKI.,
inllsltilH yolli'llerlor the Ari'lliaiils.
T ICVCI.EH. TIiICYCI.IS, TANDEMS.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE.
Ol'AHANTFF.n IIIOIIKST OIlAIIK.
II.I,U.STIlATi:i) CATU.0GFK Flti:i.
POPE 7VR'C CO.,
79 FRANKLIN ST.. BOSTON.
I1KANCII HOIWI-.S-I2 Wiirrru St.. New Y'erk
'."Jl Wiibash.Vve., Chliniia
t-ir sti.ln liv TI1IIVU iiIUlL'Ii v.. n xn..i.
btrcet, telumbln. uuS-lydced
Williamson d Fester,
Heiiseiiiriiisliiiif Goods.
Flu & Brown,
lTATCIIbFHlNO CUItShT.
lllTi'THU FAMOUH
Watchspring Corset.
WII.I. NKVF.K 1IUKAK.
Ouarantced te Outwear Any Custom Custom
Made Corset.
Mayer, Strouse Ce.,
MANlTACTUinRS,
Ut UIIOAMVAY, N. .
AKVHtMl.thflUtYt
ill- firai
Cletlttttff
rnrat Beld
Li nut of
Be, iiefere
STOP I THINK 1
UtcnM'
At thta rtr, when competition liret, th
aReainh te Who olvc,Ket rem,"
.-I,ri?n,fr ?!en Think! Whejmy for ex
"$ nilvertlnementu T
M e de net Advertlae Unnrnlnn.aenrlnK Kaleii,
!;: Iw"?." yex tne b"),nv of that which
elhcm give the printer.
OtirCennler Contain All thai U New In
surriNes, Tseusiauxai akd
8PRINO OVEKCOATS.
Our Prices nre the rawest Penlble todelu.
tlce te customer Hnd eurpelves.
N03.884AND 830 WEST KINO HTItEKT.
innriJHna
M
ATITIN UllOS.
The entire heuu tint new
attraction In tulU for chil
dren, bigger heys nnd men; In
the auertment you'll find
shade, pntternt nnd rtyle U
suit nny popular Idea, nnd
HEW
ATTRACTIORS.
inntcrlnl, wclRhl, color, fit, llnlsh, ntyle nnd
price Just right.
Every new Idea In rhltdren'Nnnd boy' oat eat
fit' represented In our Bteck. Bee the children'!
klltii In ninny new styles for tieys, two yenrn te
slxyenrn,nt2le6.
Knee pant miln, 2 te 110, nnd mnny choice
ht lc for bigger be n miltn, II te I8.
The men's depnrtment is complete with a
inrge stock rendy te put en, nnd perfect nt.
In the custom department Is a large stock
of material te mnke your suits from lenicasiirn
In finest tailoring nnd best workmanship.
Underwear, Neckweur, Hosiery nnd Gloves
nre hn Ing their turn new. The low prices en
them nre turning them out New Ideas in neck
vvenr. Bcethcnn-shnbln tie In pique, linen und
Japanese silk. Sen our 60c, 75c nnd SI gradesef
summer iimlcrneur. The is geed nnd Ill-fitting
underwear ns well ns In clothing. We see te
gel the best.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Tailoring and Furnishing
Goods,
N03. 28 AND 3 NOIITH QUEEN HTItEET
rrie ciyriiiNa huyehh. '
LGansman&Bre.
HEADQUARTERS
V . '... A -. .if-"
R
X3. A.
Indigo Blue Suits at $ 6.00.
Indigo Blue Suits at $ 8.00.
Indigo Blue Suits at $10.00.
They are nil our own mnke nnd guaranteed te
give perfect satisfaction.
TWO SETS OF BUTTONS
Te Each Suit.
Yeu will mve ut lrustie per cent. hyliii)nK
your a. A. It. Hulls direct from the makers.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
60 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF 0RANQE. LANCASTER. PA. V
II
iit-sii mieriiEit.
WALKING ADVERTISEMENTS
-auetiii:
TJieusands of Pleased Customers Who
Spread the Reputation
HIRSH & BRO'S
CLOTHING
HAS FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE.
When ou hc.u of some Hir-wu'rlllelng l?)
clothiers belling nt fitly cents en the dollar
vrhfiijeu see vihelu puge devoted te the ml
vcrlUing of" SIOhultM for 810," "810 Press Punt
for S1.S0 "don't get excited, don't lese your
h.'iul ; Just ceinimre the commercial standing
of these concerns villh ours, and bear this gieat
fuel in mind: We Never Allew Ourselves te
lie I'ndi rseld! We'll net iniike any preten
sions te scWlng Clothing at "one-third 111st of
maimfacture," but we'll guuituitce our prices te
he lower than same qualll or I'lellilng UwiM
by ethers. We rend the l';inrs eiuschis und
we kis'p posted en vih.it Is being done In the
Clothing Triule, uud we tuKc gmxl cuiu te pin
tect ourselves from ibis" liuirah ' intih pinny
conictltIen. Hew de we protect ourselves?
Why hyawuH keeping our prhes lower tluiu
these" noisy "advertisers and by wiling better
goods Thus de we protect our customers as
well ns ourselves.
HUT ENOUGH! We new nsk ou te read
mid evninliiii our specialties for this week. We
have Just placed en sale
1,500
MEN'S FINE BUSINESS SUITS.
Cnsfcimcrcs, Cbevlols.'Cerkkcrews, Worsteds
R..-U. 1, IMnlil. VrHt Htrlns VIlYinrn. I.I.I..
Hhudes, llutten Up lncks. beft Itell kaiks, One
lnu-.en Liiiavvii, r our iiuiieu (.utiiwiiyp.
$9.00
FOIl
CHOIl'I.
$0.00
At this prlce Ihe Suits are Me.tlteiuurkuhle
Uurgulns l.vcr Oftored.
3T.iktn leek nl our vilnilews and mv the
Ilraullfiil hljle, for Mcrclmut Tailoring A
PEKFECT FIT Ol'AHANTEEIi..
HDtSIl ii BROTHER,
ONK-FI'tCK
CLOTH IUllS AM) VL'UXISHKHS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
LAXCASTiat, 1A.
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