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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDA, .TUNE 4, 1889.
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' -ANDREW J. HTEINMAN.
i CHARLCTBTaNMANr'OLT3, Mdltera.
JtUIIblll Vil.AHIS., luunsiier.
(THK IIAM.I li I t.LI.IUH.UEK.- l'UIIHMICd
erery the year, but Sunday, Hervts.1
by carricri In this city and surreundlne
--', towns at ten mil n week. Ilrmnllnrednl-
Una rear In advance: GOccntim month.
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fv UbTICE TO HUBMCIllllKllS-ltcinll br check
l?'11 or BMttefflce order, nml where neither of
x uwivnin ue irucurcu wnu iu it rvKisicrcu
f rtKer.
; Entered at I lie I'ostefflee, u second claw mall
(natter.
Addrksh,
THE WTELLIQENCSIt,
Lancaster, l'a.
LAMOAOTMt, PA., June 4, 1889.
The Clnb anil Its Dam.
The PltUburKKrntlcnieti whellulU'iril
$ themselves with (he hope that It wai
JiJ net the breaking of their dam Mint illil
Sjiue aaxnage 111 me ueueiiinugu ruui-j-
j. -ran nug mis delusion no iimgii, bimi-u
their own comnilUee of Invest igntlen
Kf. iiri ieuuu iiicir uiiiu uruKi-ii aim nun
'lake empty. It turuH out that there
Iffe were a couple of civil engineers nt the
nlaeent the time, ciurasrcu In some drain
j age work for tlie summer pettleinent that
the PIttHburgcluulmitettaeiifiieaiM.'SHie
their artificial lake. One of them, Mr.
Jehn G.Parke, reports that he dUcevered
early en Friday morning that the water
was getting dangerously high and he
endeavored with the force of laborers he
had at hand te give vent te the water,
but he was net able te keep it from rising.
He then mounted his horse and sent
word of the danger down the valley from
a telegraph Mntien. Messengers were
also dispatched. Everyone in the valley
he declares had warning by noontime of
the Impending danger.
It Is net easy te believe that there was
such early and general warning given,
In view of the nearly universal neglect
with which It apcars te have been
treated, if received. Yet there are se
many seemingly incredible things that
happened te secure the- great calamity,
that it is possible even that the people
" mnvnAil n.,l ll.ul .( II ..,... Iu.
, .-cic -niiiiuiiu ini iiui. x i inn ifu
V-hat there was a Providential paralysis
in-tT"-t upon them te obtain their sacrifice.
nsi1&.Dut we prefer te believe that the j'e-
i of wft. Halt -10 lreper warnlug that the
I cordial wt dam was aleut te pour all its
jKted ns Iters uixni the top of the raging flood.
aecler There is a gn-at respeiiHlbllity for their
Inaction upon the elllcials and the
leaders of the people, wli knew of the
danger that constantly threatened the
town and who should have liecn en the
alert at such n time as this, te protect
.and warn the icetil. Wn hmr nf mi
Ration taken by tliem ; but en the con
trary they and theirs are among thu
victims. It Kcems a wonderful apathy
and Ignorance; ami when we think of
the permission which the great Interests,
threatened by this immense water reser
voir, gave te its exlsteniv, we tin- ap
palled at the IndiU'erence and stupidity
which it discloses.
As the story Is gradually unfolded we
find that this water was u reservoir,
built by the state te feed thu Pennsylva
nia canal, many years age. It survived
this use ; and never found another, until
a few years age, a club of 1'ltthburgers
secured It and enlarged it te a lake of
twelve sijuare miles, establishing a
summer rewirt for. themselves en Its
banks. "We hear that they raised the
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HJiU IMIIIIIK, J lie JIUU11IU1IILIS Ol J'l I IV II
which are gathered iu the f,pn
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illey, ntlLsjt nrcTp4V.-f their
l'liere was no malignity In It.
They would net have harmed a hair of
the head of anyone of their victims te
secure their pleasure msiti this lake.
They simply did net knew. Their en
gineers did net knew. The Cambria
Ireu company's eillcers did net knew;
nor the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany's. JvelKxIy knew that ought te
have known ; I heugh it was n verv
simple thing that needed te have Is'en
round out, te save the thousands of lives
and millions of prejsirty that have Urn
sacrificed te gigantic Ignorance.
They say it was the providence of ( led;
and that it was unavoidable. And may
be se ; but It was then the providence of
Ged, acting through the stupidity of
xueu ; for It takes little skill te enable
an engineer, when he has all the date
given, te calculate the pressure upon a
dam, te tell whether it is safe and te
knew what the consequence will U of
the discharge of its water upon n con
fined valley of calculable area. The
neighborhood of this dam nlxHinded iu
jemrffiirrs and men learned iu science
MfMeelianieal art. And was there
reryfaw a greater satire upon education
than this resUu uflbrdsV
Uarharens Immigrants.
The ieeple and press of the country
have exclaimed In righteous Indignation
at the miserable depravity of the men
who were found mutilating the dead
along the'Ceucinnugh for the sake of the
jewels en the bodies. And jet we had
no right te expert anything but this
from the barbarians we have permitted
te come te us as Immigrants from
the southeastern edge of Kiirepe.
People from that end of the world are
apt te have the vices of the Tuik with
very few of Ids virtues. When we iv iv
niemberthe feaiful liulgurlun atrocities
ami the horrors that hue signalized the
beriler wars.ef Turkey for many years,
-feti7.,-'rdly burtirUliiL' that these ncenle.
istwl juieined te tlitNidea of rebU-rv en
rueir savage battle-llehlssheuld try the
Hfllrlfi llllilr. In O.t, ......, .-- .
fcrt "- 6 in iiiniiiiuury. i'eiiunateiy
f, uc immigration irem tiiese regions
i Las been comparatively Insignificant in
spue et tut the talk aU.ut It.
In IbSS all Hungary sent us only
-'2,187, and it must lx rvmembered
i luunrem pans ei uml land mini eratlen
fc llllirbt lui nfii v,it ,l.ul.il,l. ...... II... x..
, -"-" "".' '""! Illlllllj, U
, ueuui iiiuuy ei uiese-caileu iiuugurUus
ft. ... ..ninny ji-uiiis passed me immi
gratien eommls-sleuers as Russians and
came from the bolder states, where thu
....... i. ... . .. '
, m.ic uic euger 10 i-seajs irem uie ever
,'. threatenlnc'l'iirl-l-l. u.,,
Our renriaiitMtivi ,,i.,.,.i i,..,.i.i i.
i'T . -..... hukwi nniiuiii in.
c1 inslniclil nml 1 -..,1 ... ..!
- . iniiunvicu te nujicrvisc
Immigration Ut ltSMIUriwnsfnr ,.-ll ,,n,--
be penslble te de se, for we certainly
Q should discourage the low grade of hu
r inanity that has areuetl lynch law at
:i wouiisiewu.
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Deluges.
'?i lheeomriitratleii of ntt.-ml,,., ,.,,,
jTx Johnstown's supa'ine liorrer, dwarfs the
r,-wauy anu great Itses by the Heed that
JMUerwise would till the nubile mind.
fWeurelust hearing of the devastation
( the upper Kiistjueliamiu region, ami
i dliHcevcrliig that the great towns of Wll-
Mamspert uml Iick IIaeu have Urn
umkr water, and that u state of
"thlugs exlts that would de credit
: me Hat n-giens of the Yellow
'Tlver Iu China, whciv Iu Decern-
K vTl"i lVTt a half million of iople are
phi te uae jsnciieii in Us overllew.
'Wheti wevueuk oftieod ami fumiuei
i
and such ills of humanity, we cxrlude
the populous Chinese country, where
they habitually prevail, from considera
tion! Our fletKi would be small In the
comparison, If we made It; but it is the
greatest we have ever suffered, or any
of our stock; and" we de net take Asiatic
nations Inte consideration In grading the
calamity.
When the day comes that our popu
lation Is ns dense as that of China, we
trust that our eughiecrlugsklll will have
advanced sufficiently te save us from
these dreadful jierlls of floods. What
needs te done Is te provide safe outlet
for the torrent. The Mississippi Is
our most troublesome stream; and
what Is needed there may be what is
needed everywhere. Appaicntly the
problem can only lie solved by provid
ing a depth te the lied of the river that
will take Its greatest water. We believe
tills was the plan by which Captain
Kads proposed te control the Mississippi
overflow. The plan heretofore used has
been the raising f the banks ; and the
effect has been the raising of the chan
nel. What is needed Is the deculng
of the channel ; and the engineering
skill that will accomplish this nt reason
able cost, in lieth rock and mud river
bottoms, will solve the problem.
Tin: romantic history of 1'rancis ?nnn
as told by Iilm iu a Chicago paper equals
any Indian story Hint the dlme novel
builders could dmlse. When a boy of
twohe he was captured by a roving band
of ('emanrlies, hiii! adopted by one of their
chiefs lie grew up a genuine (.'onianelie
buck. Ills captor was chief Himta Tuker.
lie talks about their superb horsemanship,
their lighting qualities and their huluess,
gambling and cruelty, but admits that he
was otie of tliem, and Ids calm account of
hew he left them shows Indian stolidity.
"I full in leve v ithllevv ea-HIHtlia,a pretty
Ceinaiiclin malileii, hut could net tenth her
te speak Kngllsh, though It was she who
taught me te speak her own hiiigunge. I
left Ilewcn-IIIpcthn with girnt regret, but
when the government treaty innile my 10
malnlng longer with the tribe a matter of
my own choice I decided te i chmi te my
mother, whom I found at llurlingteu and
w he received me as umi risen from the
dead. I new often find myself talking
Comanche In my sleep. It was a life of
indolent ease that I had lis! among them.
I was n stranger te trouble when I would
lie down en my Ihill'ule robe nt night iu my
tepee, but still I was net content. I was a
clvlllcd thlld and longed ferclv lllntlen. "
Tin: eelnied peeple of Itlihiiienil have
been highly entertained by Itev. Jehn
.InsiKir, ef'Suii de inevn" fiiine. Jasper
s.iys that Ihi dreamed Hint seven storms
would pass uxer thnemth; that Hid light
ning and thunder would be aeceniaul(sl
by wind, rain and hull, pieduc iug ilestrue ilestrue
tleu In Hie hind, and that en the Inst day of
May would be the (laid winding up with
thunder, lightning and a grenlfnll of water,
causing the walcrrflu the iheiste overllew
their banks, and ships and sleniners would
go dew ii In thu mighty deep, carrying w Itli
them hundreds of souls,
lie claims te hii(i recounted this dienui
te his eongtegntleu some time bcfointhe
rtvent storms and don't attempt le explain
the iiunilllllcd conclusion rcfcii iug te ships
and steamers.
It will be Interesting te nole the seit of
relief sent le the destitute people of Johns Jehns
low n. A list amount of money w ill be In
exlcd with moiiiei less Judgment by com cem
inlltees, nml feed anil clothing In abiiiid abiiiid
anee w 111 no doubt reach the sntl'eiers cry
seen, but it Is pieb.ihhi that few w ill think
of seiidlug the things that may be most
needed, The docteiH, hinn gheu their
warning of thii'dnnger Ireui the great
irlt i .-" . t. .
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""iiitlnr i.r iieail Issues, and cones-
lJ.,,.1ni,l
Vxindents have rcl'cued te the total
lack of tobacco uml suggest Its need.
Smoking may deciease the danger of sistl
leueu and will help le cheer up the chilled
and worn out men whoareworkiiigninoug
the ruins. Their last; Is honihle enough
and should be uiitde us easy as xissllile,
thatjlt may be done swiftly, for It Is Im
eratlvely necessary ler the health of the
lh lug that tlie dead should he gotten out of
the iiilus and bulled
I.et Ijieca-ter send a caileul of hei
cigars te .lohustew'ii.
Tin: i.a .sti:iis taki: a 'rru.v.
Ami Win a line (iuiiie lly I'lajluu line
Hull With IteadlliK.
The I-ancaster bull club played a tlnu
gaiuti In Heading against the ActUes of
that town jesteithiy. The nllenduiice was
small, but tt Included a number of the Ijiii
easter admliers who had gene ecr te at
tend thu picnic of the biickhn ers and eai
peuters. Jehn Shetllue, an tdd mid fami
liar player, who Is quite a favorite heie,
Jehiisl the Umeaster club estenhiy and
played a line game, although he made the
solitary error ciudilcd le his team, Thu
full scoie was as follews:
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Uu lust runs Heiullug,! 2; l.anraMcr, I, Tuo Tue
littkc litis -llieker ,lnll. Tlirec-lu-e lill -Wlieti.
line. Kierllliv lilU l-iwrenie, (IIImeii, New
ell. Hakes stolen Vex I, Newell, liases en luilN
till Mummer, I , oil .Ma. he,.1. Struck tiut
Itnullln,'. 'J; Uiiiruater, i lt nil liuses -Itcatl-liiK,
:l; Ijiucnster, ,r. peulile iIm)k Ciiruiau,
lleners, .Inn,'.'. .MeMenaule, I'enk ; l'ltik, New
ell. PiiMml ttulU liunn.'J. 'I line of name One
hour anil furtj-llve inliiiites, I niilre-Slur-(een.
Tlie Yerk weie completely sur
prised yestenlay and their pet pitcher was
knocked sllla by the coon.
Thu Yeik club Is plulug hem te-il.ry
anil It w ill be dillleilll te'tell w he (jels thu
game.
llnrrlsburg Is again ahead In the Middle
Mates race. They will make their first
appearance he'ie en uuxt Satuiday.
'I he championship games plaj eil ustcr
day were: Ilosteu It), riilhideljiliia il;
Chicago 'J, Cle eland 1 ; Pittsburg I, India
iiajKills 0 ; Washington-New Voik, i-.dn;
Kansas City 1, ltiisiklyn il j llaltlinore 7,
Cincinnati 'J; St. Units 11, Columbus 7;
Atldttic-I.euisville, pestMiii(Hl j llartfeid
&, Ixiwell I; Newark -I, Uisten llj Wor
cester 10, New lliueii Ij Jersev Citv 0,
Wllkesbarre II ; Haiilsliurg 1, '1'hiUMel
phhi (ii.mts7 ; Cuban (iiaiits II, VeikO.
t'i (ie the l'eiisluns
Commissioner Tanner, of the pension
bureau, has liistnutcsl all iensieu agents
te preiiare and forward te him the names
and addresses of all pensioners iu their ro re
sjHs'thu districts who are drawing a m-ii-sien
of less than lour dollars jsr month.
As seen us practicable, after these lists
Iihh been ieceietlat the iH'ilsleii elllee, a
notice will be sent te eaeli of such oii eii oii
sieners, ilireeting lilui te go before thu
pieper iiiislical beard for le-uxumlnatlen
and ic-iating. This action Is taken by thu
commissioner with u htw te raising te
il per month all ratings below that
uineiuit.
The l S. (tension agmit at Pittsburg has
rocelwsl this telegram from Pension Com Cem Com
nilislener Tanner: "Make sjscl.il any
current veui hers nveivcsl fiem the town's
In lViiusyhauij ruined hv Meeds and imv
at onee en their icreijit. Where ( ertlilcates
h.ielecii lest.ln iIiksU spud sinuit te ex
eeute new voucher without presenting cer cer
tlllcate te inaglstratu."
f'erltlu'n New Itulli'euit,
A (barter has been granttsl te the Harris
burg leriuinal railroad eemiiaiiv, caeltul
tts.k JeOO.OOO. Thu read will be liluu miles
long, from Hew miuidale, Cumberland
county, te the Susquehanna rher, theme
by a bridge te llarristiiug, te the I-baneu
N alley brant h of the Philadelphia A Head
Ing railroad. Austin Cerbin holds ,w
of the tw e thousand shares mbscrlbeU,
TII.V1IR IX TOMACCO.
I'enlnrcs et tlie IH-nl nlnl IHnlant Mnr
kctn tlie 1'nst Week.
Thern was net much doing In the local
tobacco market the ast week. The sales
were about 300 cnnes, In small lets. The
storm of last week did some daninge te the
growing tobacco, but net ns mtiili as at
tlrst supposed.
Xer Verk Market,
l'reni the V, H. Tolmeco Journal.
Censldeiing the stsiseu the market has
beenquite aetln for tlie jwtst week. In
quiry for the new leaf has become quite
frequent, particularly no for the lower
gnulds for exsrl ptirjKises. Heend hun
dred easosef'tis I 'ennsyh aula have changed
hnuds, their destiny being no doubt a
fnrelgn market, Hut old seed Is moving
also nt a lively rnlejWiO cases '87 Wlwon Wlwen
sin wero dlsM)sctl of, S.V) cases of 'H I'onn I'enn
sylvaula bread leaf, some 4(Kl cases of Onon
daga, and aUiut Kill cases New Kugland
tobacco. Iu the aggregate the sales of seisl
leaf for the week reached eer l,ni0 cases.
The demand for Sumatra continues llku llku
wlse net he. Manufacturer and Jebliers
seem te hne eeme allUe te the conclusion
that the old .Sumatra will de yet for
awhile, esH-clally as il soils se much
chenHir than the new. At the latest
Inscription which was held en the
jUIi Inst. eiiu can hardly keep track of
their number, as they occur new se fio fie
qucntly and at such short intervals some
parcels of known brands were hid Iu by
American buyers at from .'!." te. 1.10 II., or
ferSl.MO te Jl.llBl in Anierlcniuneiiey". Add
7.i cents duty and ti2." and f i.'.l't would be
a very low price te buy theso gissls here.
Thu largest quantity of the new Hunintra
has arrlvml during the past week. It
amounts te nearly 1,000 bales. Old stock
moved te the amount of 4.7) bales.
Havana Is enjoying the steady favor of
the trade. Safes about 1,BW bales. Very
little kick nlxiut jirlces new.
Krein the Tobacco taf.
The market this week tines net show un
as briskly ns was exioeted. Xovertheless
seinn new Oneudngn, Wisconsin and l'enn
syhaula bread leaf found buyers In our
market, and also ethers from out of town.
In regard le old goods a little of all kinds
Is selling, but '87 Pennsylvania seed leaf
Is selling In large lets te mainifucturers
out of tow ii. AVu think It will net be very
long before this tobacco will be entirely
lifted from the market. The'SS Pennsyl
vania Havana Is showing up llnely, and It
w ill net be long U'fnre large lets are sold,
.1. S. (Inns' Sen's Itrpert.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco resirted by. I.
rs. nuns- non, loeaceo uroKer, .. in
Water street, New Yerk, for tint week end
ing June .1, iHHtij X) cases IKsflai id 1SS7
Pennsylvania at lOfMc.; 100 cases lssil
Pennsvlvanla Havana, at 11e. Jloe cases
ls7 Wisconsin Havana, Kl&PJe.; l.Ml cases
IS.S7 state Havana, ut Clenic.; UMI cases
1HS7 New Kugland Havana, at In-line.; l.V)
eases sundries at A(il3uv. Total. 1,1.10 cases.
The IMilliidelphla .Mill-kel.
Krein HioTnlmrce Irfuf.
A decided Improvement Is notlceablo In
the demand for all grades of leaf suitable
for cigars. Old Is In geed demand, while
the'KS crop new and then lluds buyers,
subject le approval when nuvv samples am
drawn. It Is true, business Is net exten
sive, but this Is owing te the dllllciiltvef
net llndliig the stock neislcil In every leaf
house, causing buyers te inake inore calls
and their distributions mere general. The
week's business foots un satisliiclerllv and
has the ring of encouragement.
.Sumatra moves sbiaillly ut full tpiota tpieta tpiota
tleus. Heeelpts for the week fit) cases Connecti
cut, I1S7 eases Pennsylvania, 'Jl cases Ohie,
IIS eases I.lltle Dutch, -l!l cases Wisconsin,
M cases Yeik slate, PJ7 bales Siiinntra, .'111
bales Havana and ".iMI hhds Virginia and
Western leaf tobacco.
Hales pi ove te be: !! eases Connecticut,
la'l cases I'euusyhaiii.i, 'Jl cases Ohie, l'
eases I.lltle lliiteh, ,'lvl eases Wisconsin, 1.7
cases Yerk stale. (! bales Smnatni, '.'71
bales Havana, and !" Iibdsef Western leaf
tobaive In transit dlicct te maniifiicturer.s.
II
0()H'.S.SAHSAI'AU1I,I.A.
IT COSTS LESS
On thn question of real teoueiny IIixkI's Hur
sniirllla Is se far nlivnil of ether preparations
ns le place llicm entirely out of the rnce us com cem com
IH'llteis. Ileiunru farts In ri'iiard In Ihl popu pepu
nr ineillclne, ensll) suseeptltitu of cehcIiihIvu
proof.
I. lleisI'MHirsaparllla Cestiithp Maiiiifacliuvr
Meie than nny etliir ceinting pn piinitlim,
Ih-ciiiihu It In liiernhlKlily eniiieiilriileil mill con cen
tuliiH mere real iiitslliul vuliit1.
it, IteeHlM Iho.lelplnr Mere, as a censisiiiencc
tiftllOflK't JUKt Ntlllisl. .
:i. It costs the Itelall DniKKlst .Meie, Ter tliu
suiiiu rensen-iis can easily Ihi leaiue.l lij In
quiry, llrni'e Hie ilv-lle of xeinu reliillers lesell
their own preparations', wlilili cost them Ins,
ami for vvhli Ii Ihej ijel the same price, thus
makliiK mere ineney, lint
I. It Costs tlie(."eiisuiiierl.r.SSlhaunny oilier
ineillclne, Ih-ciuise of Us (jreiilcr eeneeiilniteil
trennlh uml the ipiaullt Iu euih Imltle, nml
liccuusu It Is the only picpainllnii of which can
truly he snlil, " UM I loses Oue Pellur,"
'I lint the iH'iipIn appreciate this lislievvu hy
Ihefiirl that IIihiiI'h SnrsupaillU has the Uiri;
txt mile urniiysarsnp.il Ilia or lileisl purlller. It
IsHseam's Iks Hilar nielli unit illeels weliileiful
cures.
A POINT I'Oll Ylll'.
Wlien volt liny jour spilm; iiieillelnn J mi
want the best, Akk for lliMsrSrtrs,pnrllla,uinl
InsUt upon Imv Iiik It, Is. nut let uu) iirnuiiunl
or isTHiiasleu Inlliuiue ou teliu what ouile
net want, llesuie tei;et llielileal sprint; mull
due, HOODS SAR8APARILLA
SeM hy nil druggists. Jl ; tlxrertv. Pu-piieil
only by ('. I. IIOOII A CO., IkiwcII, .Mass.
1(0 1S)SUS()NI: IXII. I.Alt. (1)
Ay i: kxamim: KYiis riti:ii
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If J en hnvelheiiiesnmliieiljeii wlllprehalily
tlml Dial lliere Is seuhIIiIiik wieng with tliem,
nml Unit glasses will hea great help te lira,
We use liihulnible KJA Al ANT.O' lensea,
whli lime inuileeiil) hy iis.auil ivisiiuinemlisl
t liiullliK OilllUU in, the U-Kt lllils te three
live vision,
Sellil (lelil hM-t'liuli, S,1.0I1 ; iiMial price,
9.1.IMI.
nus i isihh lacies, TiOe.; usiiiil price, HI. (XI.
..u iiiiciui i.es iiist mi
tel, IS uiiiatprks', JiilO.
ZINEMAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OPUCIANN. I'lllliAIIHl.PIIIA.
lletHtsiiClietuutuiul W'lihiiitHtns-ls.
lilJS-bil
T
lilU I'KOI'I.H'M CASH H'lllltlX
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
-IN-
FINE PARASOLS
-IN-
THE NEWEST SHAPES.
Ilavhu; pVnhascil Hie liulauis' of il mniuUiic
Hirer's slis'k of CINi: PAIIAOUS ut n (.rcul
ssurlrlis-, u will put Hu in en sule iu correa cerrea
IsmiiIIuv Lew l'rhes.
I.OI NO. I-Conslstsef PuniMilit sel.t IliU uivk
at rroie f !.') ie$im. 'llus-euu will
M-llat sl.75.
I.OI'.NO. '.'-CnnsMii of Piinisnls celli Hits wcU
ill il..Vie;ui. 'tliese ion can liave
for H.M.
LOT NO. it Cuiihlsti of Par.ivuN selil thu vvtek
alfiL.Vi tejlOAM. 'Iiu-Kvwlll benilil
u I g I.W.
S-lti:.MKMl!i:it-lhl Iit of I'aniseU U
Taiiiltcil In (J mint il ami ut the nlee ljnc
Prhsv will rert.iluly ke out ruplill), Noineio
In be hail nt the price..
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
The People's Cash Stere.
murjO-lydU
St.trtnamaltrv'.
I'llll.Atir.i.riltA, Tuesday, June 1, 1M0,
Within the limits el our Gty
Deliver) system vc will collect,
pack and forward contributions
for the relief of sufferers in
Johnstown and vicinity.
Send postal card request te
call.
Shantung Pongee. The dust
less kind. Yeu knew hew the
I Icathcn Chinee crams dirt into
the common run of Pongees?
1 Ie doesn't de it te the Shan
tung. Pure silk, and clean. $5
the piece of about 20 yards.
West trnnsept.
The White Goods stock.
Mammoth as te size ; royal
as te styles and qualities.
Prices prostrate. Fer years
that has been our way with
White Goods. Mere than ever
our way new. A closer grip
en the markets ; as keen an
eye for the things you ought te
have. We catch the first dawn
ing of a new thought in any of
these lovely creations ; we help
some of the thoughts te dawn.
Just new Hemstitching is
ahead in Hamburgs. It's the
newest wrinkle. The drift is
toward hemstitching en every
thing and te less of that won
derful stitch, stitch, stitching
that has leaded filmy fabrics
with se much loveliness.
The heavily embroidered
Pleuncings are net one whit
less elegant than of old, but the
1 lemstitch Juggernaut lets us
crush prices like this.
S7.'i Flouncing nt Sl.Tfi
!.'..7!i r'ltiiielnKnnlS.)U)
t !.'- Flouncing nt r-'-uil
t:,V rieunclnt'ii ntll.'i'i
tl.re Flouncing at tl.u)
About thirty patterns of our
choicest, regular stock 45-inch
i'leuncings.
Hniilhwrst of centre.
As much of a sensation in
Printed Mohair prices as in
any of the Dress Goods. Love Leve
ly stuffs for the het months,
and a third or mere of the last
week prices dropped. 37 c
up.
heulhwtst of cenlre.
That 28c Albatross would be
a inarvel at 37 c. We arc en
the last third of the big let.
White, ivory, cream, the very
colors most of you'd cheese,
are plenty. The color line
bulged in just the right spots.
40 inches wide ; 2.24 for an
ordinary dress pattern of as
graceful and sprightly an all
wool stuff as anybody need care
for.
Near centre of tlie store.
One Bedroom Suite.
Twe Parler Suites.
We held them up yesterday
te show what we are doing in
Furniture. The pulse of the
store shows in them. Here
they are again :
The Bedroom Suite A
choice of two styles of finish,
imitation mahogany an antique
oak, eight pieces, including
Bedstead, Dresser, Rocker, t;e
chairs, Table, Washstand and
Brass Tewel Rack Attachment.
$5:
The Parler Suites two sorts,
560 and $75. Werth double
as the market gees. Mahogany
finish, tapestry covering and
plush trimming.
Tlilnt lloer, four rleviitern.
An odd let of Men's Fancy
Duck Vests go te $1.25 from
$2.50 ; another double-armful
of Men's Fancy Flannel Vests
gote $1.50 from $3. All the
time there are little knots of
last survivors going the same
way. We don't spare a word
for one in a hundred of them.
Chestnut ktreet side, wrt of Main AUle.
Parasol prices cut in two be
low and above the middle
eftenest below. The very best
goods 7ie hare. With every
curl and twirl and prettiment
perfect. $5 te $12. Seme
have been $25.
Chestnut fctici t side, tint of Muln Aisle.
A Chestnut street window
full of Outing Hats. They
make you hungry for a romp or
a stroll in the forests or fields
or by the waters.
'Ihlitct-uth street side, north fiem Chestnut
Mrtel.
Nothing cooler than Linen
for the Summer bed. Full
bleached Linen Sheets, $S te
$12 a pair.
10-4 French Sheeting, 65c
te $1.10 ; Flemish, 75c te $1.10.
All the Hemstitched Sheets
are gene except the $4.70 a
pair kind.
Time te begin thinking again
of the Printed Linen Lawns.
They come as near te putting
a chill en a het day as any stun
you'll find. 22 and 30c.
Keuthwcbt of centre.
First $6, then $5, tme $j
Women's Kid Shoes ! They
were worth $6.
.Market ktrnt front, wet of .Main AUle.
Jehn Wanamaker.
SVttorncye
J UTHKK h. k.ujkkman,
J ATTOHNKV-AT-lVW.
tHt-end Kleer hlcmau Law llulldhig. Ne. il
North Duke btret. eprj-lydiw
iMtaceUaneett.
SAt.KKMEN.-WB WIHIII A FKWMKN TO
wll our feed byMmpIc letlte wholesale
nml retail tnt
IUP
Irir-t rutaufacttirrniln our
line. Knrie
1'rrtnancnl
Enrlee Krnt MaMJ Win M Der dnr,
K Ien. 'NO nnaUla nun.ml.
i9
Meney Riivamrn iw wafr,niTm,linf, rtc
CKNTEN WlAIi MAN'K'd CO.
.. ....--J. . . : :r-. 7 -
:,et.
vi
aprl&aotdced ' Cincinnati, ehld.
I"T1HTATK OK HAM UKI.C'II AUI.KH, LATE OK
U the city or Ijineutcr, ttceeaned. 11
ler of mliiilnUtrntlen en nald entate having
been cranted te the uiideralcned, all perman In-dtbU-d
thereto are requented te make Iminedl
ate imyuirnt, and these having claim or de
mands ngahisl tlie name, will prewnt tliem
without delny fur nettlcmenl te the under
nlgnetl, residing In t'erjuea tewnnhlp. tancaater
county. KI.IK.MYL
.IN.
AdmlnUtrater.
n. I). NeitTH, Attorney.
my7-tdTu
1880 NOV1U.TIKHI X88u
-AT-
H. GERHARTS.
The tns-it eomplcte mwrlment of Spring
Overceating KiiglUh Cheviots, Ulngniial and
CnMlmcre Hulling and Treusering Hint hna ever
lieen nhetvn In thl city. Workmanship the
bct and all geed warranted a represented.
II. OKIIIIAHT,
Ne. 4.1 North Queen Htreet.
a-Onljr Direct lmertlng Tailor In the City
of l.niirnMer.
T EVAN4H0NH.
Saggested By the Het Wave!
Would you the necrct like te lcnrn T
I -earn hew te keep right coelT
Ix-arn hew te 'ncnpe the heated term,
Without n term In rtrhoelf
The lenseii'n eny ; lm c a enre
About) our drlnli and feed,
Avetu had brend, avoid that snare,
Hce that your flour' geed I
Anil tlil can be accomplished by lining that
Kill erlte of the Household
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
IH-ljll
D
ONTKAIl.TOTUV
THE GREAT
Bug Destroyer
i'i:hexii)i: ok .sm.u'atim.
We Have Alse;
l'UHK HAULS OHHP.N',
LONDON' I'l'ltl'LH,
vkhsian iN.snrr rewnint.
W. D. SPRECHER, SON & CO.,
31 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
liinrZI-Til.'MitM
THAM.
Ve desire te call Itlie attenllnn of rensumrni
. ,.....n. 1..'.. .....a .n,.(.i.,.,(, n,l-v,, I I 1 ,111 llll
Valve rneklng; Hciilch mid lied Line lterlect
IngdnugeUliuuicM, Hleam ltadlaterxandHtenm
IleutliiK Appanitu; Set and Cap Screws, nml
In fact utmost everything required by Mciini
users, unit all of which we elfer nt prlctMhleh
we guarantee le tie lower than these of nny
ether dealer In thin lclullv.
Wehnvc iM-isltlvely tlie largest stock, mid be
ing connected with the Telcpliuue Kxcliauge,
ure prepared le receive nnd fill all orders In tlie
shortest posslhle time. When Iu want r nnj nnj
tlilnglneur line, call en us for prices mid we
will cnmlnru you or our ability mid willing
iiess te save j en Meney, IK'lay and Vexation.
Our nicllltles for furnishing Knelnes, Hellers,
haaiug, PiiIIcvh, Hauirers, Hpecliil .Muihtnery,
I'liunbers' and On Kilters' Toek, l'utterim,
Medels, nnd Inm nnd Ilrnss Cnstlucs, nml for
the prompt repair of all kind of iniirliliiery are
line cellcd In ljinenster, unit we respectfully
solicit u share of ) our imtrenage.
Central Machine Works,
ISIAlltiNOIlTHCHHIsriAN.STItKin',
LANCA.SIK1I, lA.
(loed Werk, lleasonaiile Charges, l'ronipt l'renipt
ncss, Telephene connection dJ-ttdll
lSttvtwtv,
I.TAllDWAHHI
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
9 & II Seuth Queen St.,
Have Just received n large nsseitmcut of
ItKADY-MAKK-
Window Screens and Screen Deers
I'laliiund l'lgured Wlre Cleth.
HAMMOCK'S,
I.AWN JIIIWIIIIs,
HKKUlUKItATOHH,
Water Coelers and Ice Cream Freezers
(live them n tall and you will be convinced
that II U thu theiiH'st place In laincaster te
buy.
AIJ0, Al.l. KIXHS OK
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WHITE LEAD,
And a full Hue or
General Hardware.
fibS-lyd
Vltoteiu-nplio.
Reru
I JUST RECEIVED
KltOM
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Tvve HacLcreunds made ee!ally for llnst and
TlimwiuurUr lAiigih l'liotefnipUs.
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Htxir te the l'osteflhv.
JnuTmd
(tool.
JHMIII'.lt AMI COAU
J .TOllli'iOMIOtJKSANPCAHlX. WI-sjT-
r.u. ii.MUi WOOI). Whelt-iule and II. lull,
V II II l I ll'Cf V fc ,u, '
by
II. II. MAIITIN .till.
113-1 )tl
i2l Water Htreet, Uincater,''l,a.
3AUMOAItI).Ni:il.SCOMl'ANV.
COAL DEALERS.
Or kicks Nn. Ii) North Queen Street, mid Ne.
Wl North I'rlmc stnvt
rui iTiute sins.!,
ns North 1'ilnee Slrivt, near Iteiullinf
1 ah
IK'IKlt
uui5-tr,i
I.ANCASTKH, l'A.
yicicUe.
-lilCYCLHH.TltlCVCI.US.TANHKMs..
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, ' Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE
OLAHANTKKI) Hl(illl,l (UlAKi:,
ILLUhlltATHIl CATAI.OOI K fHKl-i
POPEMPGCO,,
79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
llltANCHIIOH.SKjs-1.' Warren St., New erlc
.'Jl Wabash Ave., I'Muiee.
Ker Sale by JOHN .ML'blElt,Nu 2 North
Street, Columbia. uuS-l)deed
fexr
IHAllLIM rlTAMM.
Fer Rent I
IARGE Second Story Reems, Alse,
Dwelling ever Stere Roem contain
ing nine large rooms, with bath-room
and conveniences.. Dining-room .and
Kitchen are en first'floer, under which is
a well-lighted cellar. Every room has
lately, been painted and papered. En
trance Ne. 33 North Queen Street, and
from Christian Street te yard.
CHARLES STAMM,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen St.
ffinvyct
-lJAKUAlN.H! . -AliaAlNal
GO TO
Shirk's Carpet Hall !
- roit - reit
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Ws Havk tiik La no est and nraT.SrecK IK TitKCrrr.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS.
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
(iHetltlnn.
S
JTOIM THINK I
At this dny, when eeuiietitlnn Iscreat, the
custeincr leeks te sce Who (Jives, Net rreiiilsei
1IAIUIAINS.
Customer, Step I Think 1 Who pay for ex
tensive ndv ert IscinenlH t
We de net Advertise ItnrKnlns, Clearing Sales,
etc., but give jeu the benefit of that which
ethers give tlie printer.
Our Counters Contain All that Is New In .
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND
SPRING OVERCOATS.
Our Trices are the Lewest 1'esslbla todojus tedojus todejus
tlte toeiiKtemcr unci ourselves.
NOH. 8114 AND 3H WIT KINO HrilKET.
nftrl3-uind
M
AHTIN UttOS.
A heuse full of Hprlut:
Clothing; neoinplctahteck te
select from. Net a thing In
Men's or Deya' Outfitting
Things you can cull for net
represented. Hven the big
We Held
Up
A Few.
moil (net prepared for b most stores) nnd the
boys iu kilts have bteu reinemliered, mid all
that's between. We held up a row kinds ns rep
resentnlives of the whole; stock. Thesesame
figures-can be seen In ether stores, but leek at
tuallty, stjle and ninke they'ie en, then see
ours; that nceeunts for our rapidly Increasing
trade. Men's Hulls, ready te put en, Krfeet
lilting, ST. te 5. All-Weel Suits, 17, SS,JI0,J12.
If jeu llkeiithessy, hlinjicly lllgllejs' Suit here
II Is, il le J 15. We represent theS7, Hand f9
Suits as examples of geed value. See our stock
I'uderwear, Hese, Neckwear, Dress Shirts, of
Flannel HhlrU nnd Iles' Shirt Waists. All the
new and desirable things.
A leek through our Custom Clothing Depart
ment, the novelties for suits and trousers te
ineurure and samplts of our work, will win
yoiirappieval. Visit the department, get the
prices, lenv e our order, and w 0 guarantee J our
Idea and puise w ill be suited.
MARTIN BROS,
ji '
Clothing,
Tailoring and Furnishing
Goods,
NOS. ai AND !S NORTH QUHKN HTHEKT
"iyll.l.lAMHON A KOSIKIt.
With the Itesy Meuth of June we Introduce
CLOTHINCT
Chlldivu's Light hiiniiner Flannel Kilt Kklrts,
tiM. tW, S1.5U.
Children's snllernud Steckinette hulls, 11.75,
13 50, Jl.ll).
lley's l.lght-Wclght Cnsslinere Suits. JI.50,
i5.0U,tCJ.
Gent' Summer Casslmere nnd Hcrge Hulls,
910. 911, f IJ. 11.
Gents' .Summer l'liutalnens, Ji.00, t'i..Vl, Jl (U.
STRAW HATS.
Clilldren's Straw Hats from 5e.
lley's Straw Hats, from Be.
Yeung Men's Hats, from 15.'.
Mtu's Dress lints, from 25c.
IjulleV Huller lints, from 5Jc.
Summer I-up Dusters, from Jee.
FLAN SHIRTS.
Our stock of French Hud KuglUh Flnnuelsls
coinplele wllh the Ijllest .Novelties nnd I lest
1'utlerns.
Men's AlKSIllv. Shirts, licit l'utu-rns.at J.X7J.
Men's Silk Slrliss French Flannels, at tVX.
Glen's Frciieh FlunueU, vrr t'"el intterns,
at S.i.
Men's rreneh and HnglUh Flulinelsat r.'.00,
11.50 and S 1 .U..
Mtn's D.nnet F.anntl Shirts al75e, Me and Sse.
lawn Tennis.
We have u full Hue of Tennis Shoes In lllatk
and fan Celers In either Oxfords or Ual.
We have 11 full Hue of WlevvninSllppcrsfer
ladles, Misses Chlldreu and lles,at l'epular
l'rhes.
Williamson & Fester,
fl-aH KAHT KINO ST., LANCASTKH, l'A.,
AND
aiHMARKKTHTltF.ET. HAltlHSUUlUl l'A
AFKW FI.Y AND TACK1.K HOOKS IN
tsjiivenleiit Hx'ket form nt rrasuuahtb
rli;iires. Ale, u vurlely of trolling siH-ansfer
tutss and salmon, nnd a bright F.ut((lti bass
lusik, net altogether new this seasoc.lniiMertli
calling te thestteiitlonef IheniiKler. Fer sale ut
HUBLEV'S DIlDU STOHE,
aaWettKlnc Street,
Ube.
Kent
LROAD
i f
$
fjSi
Fer Rent I
)rtll.
- -
darncse.
H
AKNI24.S.
HARNESS.
HABERBUSH'S
30 Centre Square,
l.ANCASTi;rt, TA.
Saddles,
Harness,
LAP BLANKETS,
Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil,
-AND-
Generai Stable Supplies,
-AT-
.E.
X
(Siirt'lJiseR te SI. llAHEliliUSH A Has.)
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HORSE HEADS.
iHiuubinn.
1H.l.N
N A UHF.NEMAN.
ng
PL-V7VSBING
AND
Gas Fitting.
Tin Roefling and Spouting.
Heating . By Het Air
-AND-
152 N. QUEEN ST.,
UVNCASTF.lt, l'A.
ilrtX'rtOOlO.
TJAH.
VS0LS I
Don't SkipThis
While earl June tliuU the retail stores at tlie
height of Ihclrsprlut: trade, it Is le the niaiiii
f.iclurer about the " luvl of the hunt." He then
cleans up his tstd nnd ends or Spring Heeds
nnd preivirc for Full.
This lime Is nevi en us, und Instead of allow
ing our salesman 10 closceul te Jobbers what
ure left of the season's
Parasols
We otter theuint our ritail stereut a big sacri
fice. Yeu Mill n ml some few In I lie. windows and
man) mere In the store ut
ritll'KS L Nl'UECi:Dr..VlEDI.Y LOW.
Come see our goods and cemimre our prices
with eihirs.uiid ueknew veuwlll thenueiire-
cl He what great bargains weurt; offering. ,
ROSE BR0S. & HARTMAN,
14 E-V8TKINOSTHEET.
apWmdHjlF
uhas
Haberbush
Houseiuniishi
beets
Flu 'ft BraKHL
-. v
.Ji
it
.1?.: "Vsts i
l&v
fcstaate'A--,