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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1889.
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LAWOAITXR, PA., June 7, 18OT.
j ii 11 KiniM ijiwi
, That great emergency knows no law
f sccma te be a ductrine iiartlcuUriy at
cepted In thin ceuutrj'. nnd upon it is
Itaied the steady dominion which Jurfge
f Lynch obtains among us. There Is net
R Kctlen or tnc nation wiierc nc may
net be expected te n linear upon huhi-
g alent provocation ; and the only dlffur-
ence between tue sections between tne
elder civilization of the Hest and the
newer of the West is that it takes mere
te mere the communities here than
there te Invite the judge te preside.
We used te think that Pennsylvania
was quite free from the possibility of
his dominion, until a few years age, in
a neighboring county, he suddenly took
his seat ; and no one was ever pun
ished afterward by the law for the out
break. Se new we arc net much surprised
that the judge lias taken things Inte his
hands at Johnstown. The fact that a few
thieves and ether barbarians have ltcen
strung up for their misdeeds ha created
neither sensation nor pretest, and un
doubtedly the dominant feeling is that
they were served right ; this feeling,
however, being founded upon the tales
of the reporters about lingers being
found in the Huns' pockets, cut off for
their rings. It Is interesting te note in
this connection that a lending nmn of
their nationality has visited Johnstown
te inquire Inte the-e rhnrges agu!ut hit
people, and that he reports that the
llnger-cuttlug stories were made up out
of the whole cloth by the reporters ; and
we de net believe thut this is beyond
them. We have declined, for some days
new, te believe auy remarkable tale com
ing from Johnstown, upon which a horde
of reporters is sitting, who nre IkhhhI
daily te send an interesting letter out of
exhausted materials. The enterpris
ing young man who mude
lln
pencil ten mat narrowing taie
of the mother of seven children, who
bent them out of her attic window, one
by one, each carefully seated en a sep
arate beard that she gathered in as she
needed It, from the flotsam passing
by, but trusted herself te ue beard, and
was finally saved en her reef, quite ex-1
hausted our capacity for swallowing
fairy tales, and wu have beeu able te
stomach none si nee.
But net only the Hungarian hauglngs
have been accepted with nonchalance,
but the practical operation of martial
law also seems te excite no surprise or
criticism. In honest truth, however,
we think it should. General Jacksen
get into the hands of the law at
New Orleans, in a greater emergency
and from less provocation perhaps than
General Hastings has given. Jacksen
was held by the community te be right
tlie law condemned him : audi
irb confirmed tbe verdict. We
'reatiuu te bellcve that the adlu-
neraPuf the statu, renrvHentlnir
Uerlty its governor, will lx
wrtlly MiMtaRM'd by public oululeii.
though he nlse Violates the lnw.
t what we de thliifc ,ls that there
should be elasticity enough found lu the
law te take In such asltuatlen as tiibJ,anil
te prevent tlie seemlmr need of its
atleu iu the cause of the public safety.
We understand that the military occu eccu occu
patlen of Johnstown Is under tbe order
of the sherltl", who nominally Is in com
mand of it. Hut Iho sherlll-s uutherlty
ti preserve the peace is extraordinarily
stretched la putting nVonlen of bayonets
around Johnstown, and forbidding the
entrance into it of anyone who does net
have a pass signed by some ether self
constituted authority; and it is a danger
ous power for sherliF te have. It may
work well enough this time ; but next
time net se well. There should Ih
a court In session iu Johnstown, under
Whose Influence the sheriirs authority
should be exercised. It Is a place and a
time where and when the law should be
supreme. We de net believe lu emer
gencies when the law is slleut in a
civilized state. The greater the emer
gency the greater the need of the luw,
With a court at hand and a shcrilt' sup
plied with an abuudauce of deputies, the
law can be made te work te protect the
community and te preserve the jeaee,
while avoiding undue interference with
personal liberty.
The Habit or Hill.
Gov. Hill has vetoed the high license
bill passed by the New Yerk legislature,
in a long opinion, which we de net take
time te read, save te note the severely
denunciatory language he Uhes and the
fact that he says that he favors high
license but objects te tlie details of the
ILaMcu proposes te beeure its benefits.
but which he thinks will be iuetlectlvu
te that end.
All this may le se ; uud if the bill is se
defective.clearly it ought net te be made
a law. But we tire hardly content te
accept Governer Hill's Judgment en
this point, kuewiug that he wits elected
by the liquor Interest, aud furthermore
observing that he has a habit of favoring
reforms in his words but falling iu his
deed. He favored the Australian voting
system but vetoed the bill passed te to te
cure Itjjust as he new favors high license
and vetoes the high license bill.
Ne doubt the New Yerk Legislature
deserves all the denunciation that the
governor bestows upon it, for it was a
verybad-let. It Is quite unusual for u
governor te speak in se directly dUre-
spectful tones teaLegislaturc,butiH.rhaps
there is no seuud objection te a pointed
expression of the mlud, even lu uu olll elll
cial document.
Where It i'elnt.
The Crenln Inquiry at Chicago, though
net showing the particular slayers,
a-Ji r. points te the enemies of the victim In
' tlts.Clan-ua-Gael society. The chief of
these is a lawyer of high standing and
'.talents. Alexander Sullivan, whom
t'''Crenln charged with iiiisuslug the
' .society funds, while he wus its president;
"' pemd whom he further seems te have
' -,t believed te be acting traitorously toward
: ;... -tbe society aud lu the interest of the
JuLgUsh government; ordering men
fvC,te England for dynamite operations
.MVtA betraying them te the government,
- which seized and condemned them.
JTttfs latter charge there Is no evideuce
jt te support, lave Dr. Creniu's suspl-
I uwtaci trial truuiueu, seut te
England en these dynamite missions,
seem te have pretty generally ceme te
grief there. The ether charge, of nil"
using the money of ,the .ecicty, is sus
tained by evidence that .Sullivan checked
out te his brokers some ninety thousand
dollars of money received for the society,
aud used it in his private speculations.
The Crenln portrait of Sullivan pictures
him us a combination of Machlavllte
and the devil, and a mighty mean man
altogether.
Danger Ahead.
A week has passed since the Jehns
town flood, and estimates of the less arc
yet only wild guesses, which might be
as reliable If applied te the deaths that
may yet result from the disaster through
pestilence and ethcrcauscs. Johnstown
Itself has beeu pretty well cleansed by
the rush of waters, but the natural sen
timent of the survivors blocks the sani
tary measures for the disposal of the hu
man remains hidden underneath the
wreckage. The perfect safety of the liv
ing urges stern measures, but it is hard
te be stern with ieeple who have suffer
ed se terribly, and the cool weather en
courages hope that the dreaded sickness
may lie averted by ether measures.
Among these the depopulation of the val
ley is suggested by tlie doctors. All but the
men at work Hheuld be asked te leave It
at once, and the place should be entirely
deserted as seen as possible.
The greatest danger of sickness Is net
along the Couemuugh, however, but In
the many towns and villages en both
sides of the mountains where the reced
ing waters have left masses of mud and
filth. The work of cleaning must be
very slew, and meanwhile the great acres
of soaked low lands arc gradually drying
off. We may expect te read a greatdcal
about pneumonia before long, and
though the first nlerm comes from
Johnstown with n hundred cases, (hat
lusldleus enemy is doubtless lurking
along all the Heeded valleys. The Cotie Cetie
maugli valley survivors may lc casler
victims because, of their exhaustion,
hardships and descratc grief.
Tin: Virginia Military Instltute will eelo eele eelo
lirale Its linlcth anniversary en the third
uud fourth of July, and an Institution se
widely and fnveiably known may !u sure
of genurnl Interest In Its MnuLcimtetiiilul.
A woman Hiirvlver of tlie .lelitmtnvwi
horror nays (lint Mieanvv n tlieiixiiiuj drown.
Kvcit If bIie wcre tinliijiinxl, mul had lest
no relative or friend, Iho mere rocelloctlou
of mich spoctaele lit n hIoUeuIiik and tear
ful thing. Many Hturn old HoUlleni run net
lull without horror of tlm xlanuhter of hal-
Wile, hut theso mirvlvrirs of tlie Heed will he
uver hannt(l hy mero painful lerollec lerellec
t ion m.
Thk lawns nnd gardens of Lnuruster urn
lu their glory, and the loses centrllmtn
a largn sluire of the color, Tliose Hues In
Vlek's Mngnrlne tell hew they should hu
pruned te bloom hetter: "The commonest
mistake Is the leaving of the elder hraneh
lug spray weed thut has already flowered,
Dwarf rese hushes at thn beginning of the
year geunrally ceiisInI of soverul much
branched stems, which carried bloom In
the previous Nuimnnr, and several strong,
straight Mioets springing from the hnse of
the plant. In the ense efhyhrld perputuuls,
thesu elder hrauehlug Mems should he cut
completely out, leaving only the new sheets
from the hnse, which themselves nhenld he,
thou eeuslderahly idiot tcued,"
1'itANCi: has built sever.il suhuinrtuii
bouts which are able ledUe lnaiuoiuer
less satisfactory inauiier, but their UMiful UMiful
ness In war luishu'iti very doubtful heeaustu
lliey eetild net remain under water lenr
enough te de their work properly. Accord
ing te a I'ruuuh paper this dllilcilly has
heeu een(iiriud, though, ofeeiuse, only the
Inventor and a few liusty men knew hew.
France guards her military hiS'ieIh Jeal
ously. The )ij--.Vci(iiii(i .Virfc says
'The ether day two Nallnis belonging te
our navy worn from It lu the morning till S
In the evening under water, at a depth of
C metres, without experiencing the least
liicmivtiulenee. The commission of ex
amination were enabled te telephone
mlnute hy minute, te rccclu tbe Impres
sions of the two men. When they rauie te
the surface at 10 iiilnutea past r they were
qulte fresh, and reudy te go down again,
Xotadlep of water had entered thu beat,
aud there was net the faintest .odor per
ceptible." (Iknkii.U. Mamaeku I'i'eil, vi lit) was
confident thut Mr. MeCulleugh was wrong
In his statement that net less than twenty,
and perhaps even forty peinens, weiu lest
en the Day Kx press' and Mail tialns at
Ceueiiiuugh, new tliuls himself elillgwl te
enlarge te nineteen his eiiginal list of
seven, and atl'erds occasion fei the mispi mispi
elen that when hu Is iloue revising his Hat
there muy he ether names yet added te
it. Thu friends of the passengers upon
these trains seem te have geed leasen te
complain of the conduct of some railroad
efllcluls from the moment of the disaster.
Mr. William Hemy Smith, general man man
ager of the Associated Press, who wus en
Day Kx press, tliusiefers te the conduct of
the train conductors upon the occasien: "A
conductor who was at C'eiiemaugh en the
fatal day, claims te have run through the
ears and told the passengeis te run te thu
mountains. Tlie passengers who survive
are anxious te inake the acquaintance of
that conductor. They certainly neither
saw him nor heaid him. On Trlduy his
Intention may have heeu geed, hut the
geed deed was emitted. When the
passengers reached the mountain Mdu they
found theie two eoiiducteiH In beauti
ful white caps. Their manner was culm
and their clothing unspotted. I asked
one of them why he did net notify the
jMssengers of the breaking of the'dam.
He replied lu some confusion that he had
net time. His companion made u lopert te
his Hiierer, which repert was carried ever
the mountain hy a passenger that night,
but there was nothing lu it te Indicate that
the passengers weie auy of his concern.
He reported the less of two trains. In
striking contrast te the neglect of duty of
theso couductem, it is pleasant te note'tho
manly conduct of etheis. First, always
Ilrst, mention Uieuld be made of the loco
motive engineers and firemen, whose
bravery and dvvotleu were conspicuous.
They no er neglected te gl e such w timing
as they could In the face of danger, and iu
some eases of certain death. A Imikeijum
riding dead-head, whose nume cannot he
recalled, rendered splendid service iu
rescuing women and children, at the risk
of his ew n life. J. fi. Aher, Pullman con
ductor, was elUcient aud cool-headed. W.
II. Woedyer, cook of thu ear Arageu, and
Jehn 1. Wuugh, porter of the parlor car
Chlerls, utoed manfully hy O. 1 Grllllths,
of the Norwich line, in the rescue of pas
seniors. It w as Woedyer w he steed ujmjii
thu top of the car A i agen, wlthaxe In hand,
ready te cut the reef te pre ent the Miiother Miiether Miiother
Iuger these within. We think better of
our race with such examples hefoie us."
S"h&MIuH UlUOU H1'""K. '5 t'LNTItK
PURE RYE 'WHISKY.
My own distillation. kplj-tfd
Meney advaiuvd for wage, uderlUlng. etc. '
.,ux. JSTOiSUL MAN'F'3'cu:
aprUJOtdeed CIncluutl,ohe.
SALKSMKN-VK WI81H A FEW MEN 'XO
..h Z!1,,??' f00'1.8 by bumple tedhe wholesale
and retail trade. LarKet manufacturer In eilr
Hue. tnclew) 'ceut ktuuiii. Wuges U ir day.
trruiufieiiL iMieiiiinii. . mut. .
j:traen1lnnrj License.
" It tftm te me," remarked one, of enr cttl
rem the ether day," thai physician iireslleirrd
extraordinary llcenMS in the manner in which
they Juggle with the welfare of thflr pallenU."
" ynw here U Dr. who was attending Mr.
up te the time of hl death, and If he treated
hi in for one thing he treated him for a dozen
different dlerderf. Klrt the doctor said pneu
monia wa the trouble; then It wtuironnmp wtuirennmp wtuironnmp
tlen. Then the patient win deed for heart
trouble, and e en until Jiut before he died It
wan ascertained that dlM-naeerthe kidney waa
therral trouble, and thnl which hnd been at
Drat treated a pneumonia, roimumptlen, heart
dltcaac, etc., were but the symptom or kidney
dlefl.
" But then R wn toelate.l
"Till U only one raw In n hundred, and f am
beginning te lo'-e faith In the doctor altogether.
In rcll haven't had any need for their service
ulnce, I began te keep Wnrner'aHafo'ure In my
heuae, a little ever three ) ear age. Whenever
I rueln little out of aorta I taken few done of It,
confident tlmtttlie eurce of all dlncate I In the
kidney, which I knew Werncr'a Hafe Cure will
keep In geed order, and will eradicate anydla
eaa that may be lurking there. Had Mr.
followed n ahnllar coume, I have no doubt that
he would be nllvete-dny ; but of con r se all peo
ple don't think alike.
" One thing I certain, however, and that I
the doctor are allowed a little tee much free
dom lu the way they have of pretending te
knew that which they really knew nothing
about. If they don't knew what I the real
trouble with the patient, they heuld:admlttt
and net go en and experiment at the cot of the
patient' life."
ItliBccUnitcettB.
-VrcOUANN 4 NOWLEN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
al-ydlt IM NOIITH QUEEN BTKKET.
FEW LY AMI TACKLE IIOOKH IN
convenient pocket form at reaennbl
re. AIe, a variety of trolling neon for
bii nnd aulmeii, and a bright Eng1lh bam
hook, net altogether new thl eanr,but worth
calling te the attention of the angltr. Kerinlettt
IIUllLKY'H nilDtl HTOHK,
3A Wl King Hired.
c
ITV HALL
rioAKSTeni:.
I am new located at Ne. 7 West King trect.
where I will at all time keep en hand a full
line of choice cigar, smoking nnd cliwlug
tobacco. Will lie plcaed te have my friend
ami patron give me a call.
nprU-amdced URO. M. IIUItOKIt.
Ttfis kxamini:i:yib3 fiTkiI
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eycn Are Geed I
If you hnve them examined you will probably
flud tliat thrru ISKeuiuthtug wrong wllb them,
and thatglaise will boa great help te jeu.
We mm Inimitable "DlA MANTA" letisea.
which nre iniiile only by ti,imd ris-einniemlrii
by leaillni; OcuIIiiIm n the bctaldte defec
tlru vision.
Helhl Unld Hjieclaclcs, tf.t.00 ; usual price,
SS.OO.
HtisO Hpcclncle. BOe.t unl price, 91.00.
Artificial i:yc Innerted, 8)1 1 uiuul prlie, l(),
H. ZINEMAN & BRO. 130 8. Ninth Street,
OITIt'IANH. IMIILAIlKLI'IIIA.
lletwts-n Chextnut nnd Walnut Htreetn.
injslyil
ACATrioilxri'it.sreNM,
RAYMONDS
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
AIITraxrllng Kx'iiiis Includvd.
A party will leave I'hllnibOpliln, MO.NIIAV,
Jl'liVta, rer A UltANIlTltll' te thu
Yellowstone National Park,
Willi a complete round of all the points of In
terest lu America's Wonderland, and ample
time for a thorough Inspection of Its muuy iiiur
cN. Incidental vUlts te Niagara Kails. Mil
waukee, Ocnnntunwrx', tlie Hells of the Wlicon Wlicen
lii,Ht. raul, Mluiieapell, the Fall of Mliini
bnlin, Uikc Mluneteiika, the famous " Had
Laud" of Uaketn, etc.
In addition te above, KIPrKKN THIPS IN
JULY te lending eastern leserla.
HI'.lTr.M IIKU U, K,ssmd and Last Tour te Yel
lowstone National Turk, and Twe l?xcurlens
te California.
rf-Hend for dcucilptlvc elreiilnrii, deslmin
tlliir whetlivr Ynllnnaiena National I'ark Tour
or " Klftecn July Trips " are dculrcd.
UAYMOMI A W1IITCOMII,
HI Seuth Ninth Htict-t (under t'eiilliictitnl
Held), l'lilladvlihlii.
Jmc.'l-M,V,
I'.VAN ASONH, "
Suggested By tlie Het Wave!
Would you the aeciet like 10 leuru ?
I ,ea in hew te keep right cool?
Leuru hew to'eaw thu heated teim,
Without u term tu choel?
'Ihelvsien'aeasy: Inn en en ra
AIhiuI your drink unit feed,
Avoid bad bread, avoid that auaie,
Hee that your flour's geed I
Aud thldcan beaccemiillHliud by using that
I'nwirltf of ihe lloiueheld
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
Levan & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
dSlwl
tOfuccriee.
A Till UHK'H.
REDUCTIONS IN CANNEDGOODS,
Five rent for Fell's Cern In cheap.
.McOaw v t'ern, Se.
Ilakcr's Cem, 10c.
I'urln Cem, II uu, V cans for 25e.
Ciillferiiln IVaclien, p,t. cam, 'JO.-.
California Clierrles, it. cans, a'w.
Cjilirnnilii llnrtlett I'vura, 3Se.
Fine Whole Tomatoes, Hki nt. can,
Toumteoa In qt. glnns Jain, IV.
French 1'enn, HI. Nicholas bland, ISc.
'I hrs) can Hiring llenn for "J4c.
Froth I -obiter anil .Suliiien.
Oil and Mustaid Hardlucs.
Ilurkea Salad Dicxslng.
FlnuOUC'UIU, 4c, Ac.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCAbrF.lt, PA.
i'liuuM't'nvuir.liiiiii J5nobe.
v.VLl.AMIHF.i:
THK
ROCHESTER
LAMP!
Six!) Cuudle-Ltght; Ileal them all.
Anether Let of Cheap CI lobe for Um uuj oil
Steves.
Tiii:"i'i:uFi:eneN"
Mirr.VI.MUl'LUlNU uud Ul'IIUKllClhlllON
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. ThltrlpoutwcuruUethcr.
Keips out the cold. Steps luttllugur wluUewk.
Lxeludes thedtul. Keeps out mew uud lain.
An one can apply It -no wiule or dirt made lu
apldjlliglu Cult be fitted anywhere--no holes
tuberr, ready for use. I will net split, wurp or
ulirink a cushion strip Is the most crfect.iAt
theHteve, Heater and Hame .Stere of
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTF.K I'A.
1 W CLIU, I'uicYCl.t:, TAMir.Mrt.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DUTIABLE, SIMPLE.
Ul'AHANTKF.U IIKIUKST illAll.
II.I.UHTltATIU) C'.VTALOUL'U FUKIi
POPEMFCCO,,
79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
IIHANCH IIOl'HES-12 Warren Kt New Verk
.. .. . a;1 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
irSr. W. ri ,J0,IN Bt ML'luiElf, Ne- ST North
Street, Columbia. uus-lydeed
&Ucmimaltrv'.
I'lULArjcLviliA, Friday, June 7, 199.
The 28c Albatross will wind
up with the week. That's the
way it leeks new. As memor
able an event in Dress Goods
selling as we ever knew of.
The stuff is tending like the
"One Merse Shay" with
nearly all the colors in stock.
Near centre of the store.
One of the busiest, breeziest
places in the store is where the
new-priced Printed Mehairs are.
37c up.
Southwest of centre.
Whatever kind of a rig the
well-dressed man cares for.
We have, it ready made. lint
nine times out of ten you'd
never mistrust from cut or
make or fit that it wasn't
made te order. Loek at two
suits :
Wide wale Cheviot Serge,
dark blue, fast colors ; dressy,
fashionable, and the price $15 I
Fine wool, peppered with
glinting specks of silk thread ;
two shades of color a sort of
indistinct herring bone stripe.
Touch it ; your finger tips
sense the worth. $16.50.
Yeu get a notion from these
of what we mean our Men's
Clothing business te be. We
arc up te the mark almost
everywhere.
Take Trousers. Te work in
or te go te church in. Fer tall
men or short, or fat or slim.
Shapes and stuffs and prices are
right.
Of course the Beys' side
doesn't sag. We're thinking of
them as well as of the men.
Thirteenth and Market streeti.
Jerseys. Odds and ends at
less than cost. 75c te $2.50.
Houd fleer, Chestnut street tide. Fhe eleva
tors. A little let White Lawn
Dresses for Misses and Chil
dren have been rumpled and
soiled. One washing and
they'll be all right. We give
you half the price te de the
washing. Yesterday $1.50 te
$8. Te-day 75c te 4.
Hecnnd fleer, Market slrcpt side. I'lvu ele
ctors. Men's French - tee Calf
Waukenphasts, " full common
sense," hand welt. That means
as easy and geed a Shee as
ninety-nine out of a hundred
men care for. Comfert and
wear worth. Regular price $6.
Te-day we make the price $5.
Like giving you $1 cash with
each pair. Sizes 6 te e. All
widths.
What arc left of the Wo
men's $3 Kid Shoes (lately $6)
are in broken sizes. Ne easier
way te make money than te
find a pair that fits.
M uket streut front, west of Main Ali.lf.
Anether number of the new
"Telia" Corsets, French Cou Ceu
til, all bone, and one dollar !
We don't knew of another im
ported Corset se geed for less
than $1.50.
Second fleer, first culler , J mil r street side.
Ice Cream frozen solid in six
minutes and a half. Of course
it is the " Gem " that does it.
Yeu can see it done. Te-day's
Werk will be en vanilla and
banana cream, frozen custards.
2 te 14 quart, $1.50 te $6.25.
Uasemeiit, northwest uf centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
litneic.
M
I'SK'ALllAlta.UNS.
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
Have the Uirncst aud Finest btoek of Pianos
uud Urifiuu te be seeu lu Laucaster.
Iu eurKinttll Wine Department you w 111 find
Harmonicas, Accordcenx, Violins, llnnjei, (Jul
hirsaml Small Musical Instrument of uiery
description.
Finest Imported .Strings. Headquarters for
ullthe l-atest Novelties In Our Line. I'rluessuar
auteeil te be the Leu est.
Sheet music sold at one-third less Hum cata
logue price, aud mailed te nil parts of tlieeoim tlieeeim
tr. Teachers will pleuse write for Hpeclal
Prices.
Second Hand llarcalu Department ; One Les
ter SUaitt Piane, almost new : 0110 llielile
suare, one Deal bon, one New Kiiijliitul ult In
l'ihhI order, and the prices will suit eii; huh
IhlsliiKSquiue I'lune a Kreat bargain, dned
Secixul Haud Organ etprlcc tbut will surprlsa
011.
KIRK JOHNSON & 00.,
Ne. 21 West King Strcet.
-P S. Planei, Organ uud Fine Furniture
meed. Call aud vxumluu the New Harris
Music Hinders n'.'l-IuUw
Vrtvaoelfl.
I3AUAI-OLS'
Don't SkipThis
While early June finds the retail stores nt the
height of their spring trade. It Is lu the nuiim
lavturrr about the "heel of tin! hunt." He then
cleans up tils islds uud cuds of Spring Ooed
and prcpures for Fall.
This lime Is new en u, uud lustcud of allow
ing our Nilcsiuau te clee out tojebber what
aiu left of the season's
Parasols
We eiler them at our rvtull stele nt u big sacri
fice. Yeu will find some few lu the window sand
muuy mere lu the store at
1TUCES I M'HECEDEN I'EDLY LOW .
Come msj our goods and compare our prices
with ethers, nud we knew you will then appre
ciate nluit great bargain we are ettering,
ROSE BROS,"! HARTMAN,
1 I EAST KINU STHEET.
ap2-.1md.sjlF
ciinl lloticce.
llXfATK OF 1IKKMAN IIIHSH. LATL Or
lit Luucusurcliy.l'u., deceased. Ixlleisle
umeutury en said ttate having been granted
te the undersigned, ull run ludebteu there
to ure requested te make ImiiiCsllate iiameut,
and these haMug claims or deiuund against
the same, w 111 present them without delaj for
seltluuent te the undersls-ueil.
At'Ol'STA HlltSII,
HIMONH.IIIlt.SII,
Inicusler, I'u.,
I.KOI'OLli UUtis-ll,
1'hlludclphlu, Pa..
. . Kiwuters.
C'iias. J, La.neis, Attorney. ni)-Jl-tltdF
Itttsrcllnttceu.
TO INSUnp A COJireRTABLE AND HE
..lBrc.h.,.?' u" t1.' "nd.a 'horeughly soft skin,
use Wild Flower HequeL .
1ilfltK lilTlCKH, FIHK CLAY, AT W)V
! figure, go te JOHN HEHT, 31 Rial Fulton
ireet. ma-tfd
-IVUMI-H, IIOliTliiw, MINING. C'KNTKIFU
r aiil andHtcntn 1'iiini, of any rapacity, at
JOHN IIKMTH.3:n tint Fulton ttreeL luitrd
i7I'E fKNT. OF OLVCFItlNF. HKPIl
JJ ciiU ene Mirt of the Wild Flower Ilo Ile
rpiet Hen p.
:tT ITlTl'l IXHItUllY'HmTXXXXFLOirK
TV all risks' areended.and Light Bread, Ills
cult or cake become n certainty. Ask your
dealer for lMllsbury'aXXXX. Je-Iwd
E
NDOIWKI) 11V THK MKDIOAL I'ROFFJs-
len for all toilet liurivosed Is Wild Flower
liequet Bea p.
1CKOKY AND OAK KINDLINO WOOD
for Hale. Telephone or -nd lxxtnl card
te DOWNEY HltOS.,
June3-lwd Ne. 2W Harrlsburg Avemie.
COLLA'll.srANIl CUFFrt THE LATFT,
ttie most desirable, and most comfortable
imp" and styles-Hiiy ulre, at F.ltlHMAN'H
OenU' FurnlshliiB Htere, West King utrect.
HALM FOIt THE COMPLEXION IS
Wild Flower Heuquct Seap. Bellii every
where. OTIIINO HUT THE IIIOHFJST OltADK
of Deuble Heflned Oil used In the formula
of Wild Flower UoqueL
-VrECKWEAH-TlIE LATIJfT AND MOST
X fashionable slylen arid similes, theclieaiK-st
and bent, at EHIM.MANH Ocnts' FumlshlUK
Htere, West King street.
N INEXPENSIVE TOILI7T LUXURY 18
Wild Flower Ilequct Heap. Sells every
where. riilli: MOHT AUHF.EAULE I'EUKUMU
X The most seething errecbi upon the akin
are found In Wild Flower Deuquct,
TTNDEIIWKAII LIOHT AND MKtlllTM
U welcht underwear In all grade and any
IO. nt KltlHMAN'H OenU' Kurnlslilnir Hteie.
iv-, lit, jTikieisi r?
West King street.
FOIIAMKIUCANHIOHTFEEDCYLINDEH
Lubricators, Ulasn Oil Cup for Hearings,
en can get them at JOHN UErir'H, SU East
Fulton street. m2-tfd
rilHi: HIVAL FOUNTAIN I'EN-THE I1EST
X and cheapest In the market It karat geld
pen. Hard rubber holder, inner get out of
order, easily Ailed. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. At KKISMAN'S Ocnts'
Furnishing Stere, 42 West King street.
-rANTKD-A KEI.IAHLE MAN TO HELL
y thel'lllsbury Fleur among the Uakcrs
and the Orecery Trade. Addrea or call en A.
M. OAItllLlt, Haluugu, Ijinciistcr county, I'a.
Jc3-lwd
AVE YOU TItini) THE OHEAT PII.I.S
bury Fleur? It Is gunranteed te bathe
Choicest Fleur made lu the United States, tak
ing all IU qualities Inte account. JcIMwd
15 ILLSIIUHY'S I1IXT WILL YIELD FHOM
riem forty te sixty pounds mere bread te
the ban el than Heur made from Winter wheat.
OIe Itn trial ami be convinced. Jc'Mwd
1"3"sHITky" ItLeFiF WILL MVlTiTTIIE
Whitest, Lightest Leaf of llivad lu the
World, being at once the best, heulthf stand
chenpest Fleur that can be used. Jc3-lwd
a" MIE I'HICEOF PILI-SliL'HYFLOUH HAS
been reduced, and Is new within the reach
or everybody. Ask your Oreecr for It and take
noether. JriMwd
TAUTICULAll A1TENTION PAID TO
I Medel Making, Patterns, Drawings and
lUiip Prints, ul prices reasonable, nt JOHN
I JESTS, SB East Fulton street. m2-tfd
ITtOlt ISOILEUS, H01lI7.0NTAL,TUIJULAIt,
" Vertical, Pertable.Cyllnder.Marlne, of any
He or iewer, efihe b'st uiaterlal and work
manship, go te JOHN Ulr, 3.11 East Fulton
treeL in'Mfd
17011 STEAM UAUOES, 1IK1H OH LOW
l'reslire. Wilier fliilif't.s. ilnuan Cn.lrs
--...-, .. -.... -, .-..... -.....,
Fulton street.
Ui2-tfd
IF YOU WANT A FUtST-CLAHSPOUTAHLE
Engine and Heller, en wheels, cheap, as the
rollewlng prices shew: (I horse-power, 8175 ; 8
horse-power, S.Vi',; 10 horse-power, SeTi'i; Ij horse
power, Js:;5; 2d horsepower, 81,175, cull at JOHN
III S1"S. Ml liist Fullen street. m2-tfd
SAW MILLS HA UK MILLS foil MILlJT.
Leather Hellers, Tun Packers. Triple Herse
Powers, Milling nud Mining .Machinery, at
JOHN llKsT'S. J.E1 East Fulton street, mi-tfd
QTI:a Mil EAT I S Tl I E COM I NO 1 1 EAT FOIt
l"5 dwellings, churches, school houses, etc.,
though successfully used olio hundred vears
age. When you contemplate n change call en
JOHN Hlisl, who will glu you a satisfactory
Jeb, at it fair price.. nr.'-tfj
XJACKINOS, AS FOLLOWS: DIHIGO, FOIt
1 Stciunand lldraullc Packing, Asbest Hepe,
even nnd Wick Packing, Hemp Piicklng, As
bestos Mill Heard, Asbestos Cement, Asbestos
Sheathing, Oinii l'acklng,Uum lllugs for Water
Uaugcs Plumbago Packing, Heed's Patent A-
ecMus, i.iuee neciieuui i'iike cecr, nl JOHN
HIT'S.Sii:miHt Fulton street. m'Mfd
17IOHl'HAIT-A CAIiy" ASlii-SlOS DISC
JL1 VuHes,Jenklns VidNes, HrassOlebe VuUes,
llrass Oat Valves, Iren lledy ((lobe VaUes,
U'ver Surety 'ales. Pep Safety Valves, Air
Valves, ltiullater valve, Pratt's Swinging
Check Valves, HiassClieck Valves, Feet Valves,
Angle Valves, cull ut JOHN Ul-SI"h, ail East
Fullen street. inS-tfd
Kt ((( I'LLI' OF PIPE. FHOM
OUiUUU Inch te tl inch dlaiuctcr.lfer
sale at a low figure, and tbe only house lu the
city with a ple cutting machine, culling up te
tt Inch diameter, ut JOHN HEST'S, S.U I jist Ful
ton street. ni2-tfd
T710H CAST IHON PIPE FIlTINdS, 1IOT1I
I plain and reducing, up te tt-lneh diameter,
Mallenhht Fittings, Flanges, Flange Unions,
.Manifolds, American Unions Tube Supports,
Hunger, Fleer nud Celling Plates, go te JOHN
HESTS, id East Fulton street. lu2-tfd
TfteirilOHIZONTAL STATIONAUY""i5T
glues, from 2 te W horse-power, and Vei
tlcul l.nglues from 2 te te horse-power, you wll
find them ut JOHN HEST'S, Oil ljist Fulton
street. m2-tfd
17011 CAsTINO.sfitON (iiriiltASLIOliT
1 or heavy, nt short notice, go te JOHN
IHXT. :CI East Fulton street. lu'J-tfd
OAHHY IN STOC1C-1IEST CHAltCOAL,
Haiumered liar Iren, Deuble Itcllmd Iren.
llurden'M Hivct Iren, HlvcU, Het and Celd
Heller Iren, steel, sheet Iren 3-10 te Ne. 111. at
JOHN lllT'H,.lb East Fulton street. m2-t(U
IF l.sT'WANTOF-inT.VKs7rH IltONSTOF
Ceck. Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Ulb
Cocks, I-ever Cocks, Swing Joints, cull and cot
them, or send jour order by mall, te JOHN
UEsr, 3.13 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
-riIirE COTTON WASTE, COPPED HY
T tlie pound. 10e; In let of 10 pounds or
ever. De. All goods delivered tunny part of the
city Free. Call en JOHN itEST, Ne. SCI East
1-illteu street. in2-tfd
TNlXTOltS HUE LrrfrrilANTilAN
JL cock Inspiraters and Electors, Eberinan
Heller Feeder, Penbeithy InsiHs-ter, American
Injector, all lu stock, at JOHN I111"H, :as
YmsI Fulton street. m2-tfd
rjVNKsVeil WAllTlLOILS.A'cTireirOAH.
X of any shape or capacity, ut fair prices, go
te JOHN UE'sT. 333 East Fullen street. milfd
TTOH THE HlSsl" HOP AIH ITHNACE IN
? the market, go te JOHN llUsl'.aj.! East
Fullen street. m2-tfd
IrtOH PULLEYS, SIIAITINO, COLLAHH,
" Hangers, Clump llexe. Couplings, etc., go
te JOHN fHisT, 3.C1 Dist Fulton street.
in2-lfd
ITtOH HOLTS, LAO SCHF.WS, SET SCHEWH,
Stjuareaiid Hexagon Nuts, these goods In
stuck, at JOHN ItEis I' S, 333 East Fulton streeu
iu2-tfd
171 OK UOILEUTUllHHltlSHlX, srii.LsON
1 l'ipu Wrenches, l'lpeuud Mnuke.v Wrenches
combined. Files. Oil Cans. up., en te .if ill v
...... .. ..'.. .... . d .......
11131, u.m r.usi i uuuii sireei.
lill'-lM
f lOLD HKONZE, LIQUIDS AND SIZING
I fersteam work, at JOHN UEsTS, 3:CI tjist
lulluii sticet. in2-tfd
ADIATOKS, OF
ANY MAKE OH DE-
I I sitiril nil ii ins fitrit Iktitul fit miis.ii
'Usunable figures,
by JOHN 1IE2T, 3.1J liist Fullen shisit, iu2-tfd
AGENCY FOK CALLAHAN .t COS CE
ment te take the place of Ked U-ad. In
; It makes tle times the quantity of red
lead and Is far superior tu making steam Jehns;
packing man and hand hole plates en boilers.
Ac, Ac. Price ix) cent s-r pound ut JOHN
UEsrs, SCI Iist Fulton street. in2-tfd
OTKAM.
Ve desire te call the attention of consumers
of steam UvxkIs uud EugliKs'r' Supplies, te our
large mid vurled stock of I'Iih?, Vhivcs, Cocks,
Malleable uud Cust Iren Fittings, Asbestos,
Vulcabestenund I'sUdurlau, Mu-et, 1'lsteu and
Valve Packings; Sceteli mid lied Line Herlect
Ing Gauge Glasses, Steam H.idlutersaud suaui
Heating Api.iratus; set nnd Cup Screws, and
In fact aliiiivl everythliiK rtspjlrtsl by steam
users, and ull of whleli we elbr at prlcis whlih
vre guurautee te be lower than tliee of any
ether dealer In lid vicinity.
We have positively the largest stock, and be
ing connected with the Telephone Exchange
ure prciwred te recelv e and till all orders lu the
shortest possible time. When In vumi uf ,..-
thing III our line, call en us for price and we
11 1 I I fit1ll ll.vu lull .if" uu l.lll.......l .. uu.
will convince jeu of our ability un,i uiiii.,.
lies, te save) ou
Our facllilfe fur furnishing
k jeu .TvrilX7T. 1 ri-iii
u Meney. Dela) and Vexation.
ig Engine. Helltn..
I-hating, I'ullevs, Hunge
r.speiial Machinery,
tttr.' Tikulu Ptiit.ir.itf
I'luinber and Gas Fllttrs'
I Medel, und Iren and llmss Castings, niui for
tlie prompt rejuilr of all kind of machinery ere
uut-iiriiiii in ijiiuusier, liuu we rrsiieclniliy
solicit u share of v our (sitreuage.
Central Machine Works,
HI A I3U NOItril CHHISTIAN STKEEI',
UlNCAbTKII, 1A.
Geed Werk, ltcutenauie Chuives, Prompt
ness. Telephone connection 03-tfdU
esi iieeis ur eigiueii, Liiass 'iiiees,
Whistles, Syphens fur Steam Onuses, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water (Jauga Celunins, Cocks for
Steam Uaiiuc. call en JOHN I1I1ST. 3SI Kant
Clothing.
H
AOF.H DRUTIICn.
CLOTHING!
Men's Business Suits,
lu Geed A ll-Woel Cheviot and Casslmere Style, at W, HM and $10.
Stylish Fluid Silk Mixed Caulmcrc Hull at 112, 113 and 111.
Fine Hair-Cord Caulmere SulU, ipeclelly adapted for Dullness Wear, at 112.
Children's Suits,
In Dressy Plaid and Striped Styles, at IZ50 and JA30.
Nobby Caulmere and Cheviot Suit at t, IJM, $5 and te.
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS,
In StylUh Cheviot and Caulmere Style, at S8, W, tlO and III.
SUMMERCLOTHINGISREHDY.
Silk Pongee Ceat and Vest at U.S0.
Fine Metialr Ceat and Vctta at M. Cotten Flannel Ceet and Vests, II up.
HKC6R St BROTH6R
Neb. 25-31 West King Street,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
I?M
pOSiriVE CLOHINQ OUT SALE.
MUST BE CLOSED OUTT
THE PHILADELPHIA STORE,
Positive Closing Out Sale.
THIS ENTIKE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Ladies' Coats, Carpets, Fleer Oil Cleths, Etc,
Must and will ba sold out In a short a tlm a possible.
Goods Are New Marked At Prices That Will Sell Them.
t-Kvery person Invited te call and ecure Uargnlnt w hllu Ihey last. Hemeuiber this tock Is
new uud clean. Many ftuogeod here yet.
Tlie Philadelphia Stere,
6 AND 8 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
mar29-lydAw
(Car yet
JJJAHGAINS1 -OAKGAINa!
GO TO
Shirk's Carpet Hall !
-
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Wk Have this La no em r Attn HestHieck ixtiieCitv.
H. S. SHIRK 5t SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
9xU (Soeba.
Ol'ECIAL
HAHGAINS.
Special Bargain List
FOR THIS WEEK,
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
A CLOSING OITI'HHCIIASEOI-' HI PIECES
LIOHT-WEiailT
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SUITINGS,
Thlrty-Eliiht Inches Wide, All Celer nud
Uluck. Hetalled this Hprlug by the largest
store at 50e a yard. We etrer them te-day us
ItieKiealest burk'Uln of the eneu, ut '.Vcu yard.
PHINTEH CHINA DKhiJS SILKS, 22 Inches
Wlde,60eaard. Suma quality Is belli; sold at
7De a yard.
One mero case Cream unit White Ground
POINTED IIATISI'ES, vard wide, tv a vurdj
worth 12ic.
NEW I'llINTEH CHALLIES at 5e and lie a
J ant.
Ijidles' Mnusquetalre lld Gloves, S0j uplrce ;
regular price, Tee.
ljidles' Colored Casbmeie sliawls lucrum!
Hlue. Pink, Curdlual, 'lau, Ac.yt Sic, JI.25, 1.50
andi2.liO.-uLh. '
Three mere cases of eurjustly famous Damask
Crochet Quilts ut Sl.tM each ; best value lu tlie
country (or out of It) for the money.
Finest Damiisk Crochet Quilt, extra slze
SI.JTJ-, each.
Pine Marseilles Quilts, special value, J2.00
each
Watt & Shand.
NOS. 6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING STREET.
Siav&tuavc.
I AHHWAHE'
HARDWARE
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
9 & II Seuth Queen St.,
Havejnst received a large assortment of
HEADV-MADE
Window Screens and Screen Deers
Plain and Khjurcd Wire Cleih.
HAMMOCK'S.
LAWN MOWEHS,
KEKHIGEHATOHS,
Witter Coelers and lee Cream Freezers
Give them a call and you will b convinced
thut It is Hit chruest place Hi Lancaster te
buv.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OP
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WHITE LEAD,
And u full Hue of
General Hardware.
ftbi-lvd
eAttOVttCUO.
T UTHEK S. KAUPFMAN,
ATTOIINEV-AT-LAW.
StK-ujid Fleer Esbleman Law Building, Ne. 43
NOnh DutbtreL- pri-lyd4w
iSoehe.
LANCASTEH, PENN'A.
gall.
FOK -
a
(Cldthlna.
leOi) NOVELTIES! lqeS)
H. GERHART'S.
The most complete assortment of Snr'iiit
Overceating EukIIsIi Cheviot, Diagonal and
Cusslmcie Sultlnir nnd Treuserlni? that has ever
been shenn In tills city. Workmanship thu
host and all goods warranted as represented.
II. GEHHAKr,
Ne. 4.1 North Queen StrcPt.
jf-Only Direct linperlliiK Tailor lu the City
of Laucuster.
ti'OP! THINK I
At this day, when competition Wereut, the
cintemer Iikik te ste Who Olves.Net l'reiiiliut
HAHGAINS. .
Customer, Step I Think ! Who pay for ex
teuslv e nd v ertlsements t
We de net Advertise HnrRalns, Clearing Sale",
etc, but give jeu tlie bcucflt of that which
ether ulvethe printer.
Our Counter Contain All that Is New lu
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND
SPRING OVERCOATS.
Our Price are the Lewest Possible te de Jus
tice te customer aud ourselves.
NOS. 9!U AND S3 WEST KING RrKEET.
innrlSsImd
M
VEHS Jt HATHPON.
It's Your Chance
Il' Your Chance New te lluy
Geed Variety
AND
DOWN IN PRICE.
If jeu mis It new jeu'll reirret it, for itveil
you uethliitf te take u leek at the 11 iitrulus. Let
us remind you that we archiving
IT'LL VALUE FOK EVEKY DOLLAK
Yeu leave with u, and we'll net send out one
dissatisfied purchaur If we knew It. Ask lOscc
our
UHOAD WALE CHEVIOTS,
lu Skeleton Sack, for Summer Wear,
At $15.
They Are Acknowledged llarsalnt.
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
I.ANCASTEK, PlNN A.
ilhntdin'iH'lie.
K0,E.
I JUST RECEIVED
FKOM
Kcenig'sbiirg, Prussia,
Twe Uackereunds made epeclally for llusl and
Ihree-quartcr Iuetli Photographs.
ROTE.
60 i-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Postefflce,
Jan7-Gmd
SPRING CLOTHING,
nurmn e 11 iriiimAxi
.r.
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