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THE LANCASTER DAUAr IKTELLWEKCER, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1889.
W
l jrttteUtaettcev.
'IkTttKUAH. V i
HtUHSTElNMAN HOLTZ, Mller.1'
2 HOBBRT CLARK) robUsher;
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BA1LY INTELLiaENCER-l'ublliihert
TM7 ter la the year, bat Monday. Herred
f if Mitten. I-Mil Hjr nd mirreundlng
i teWMftttal renin week. Hy mall five del-
pn ft jrtliavnc ; cent a menui.
RLY nmsi.L)(JKNCKn-One dollar nnd
'. fly entitiWi la I vaunt,
1CKTO HUHHCHIliEltHllmlt nr cdptk
, r podefflce order, anil where neither of
ran be procured nenu in a regmtcrca
,? totter.
at the Frntefllrr. as Docend ciam mnll
attar.
.-! AVDIB8, THS nmiUQIIICHi
' Lancaster. Pa.
uureAtrm, wl,
Jue 18, 1889.
,; i-
PnMbltkMiMd the Bible
tThe .INTELLICIKXCER give HMICC te
Ifiien of prohibit ion who advances
tthedcvcBtliheur tentrlke the long
IttHg hlcltl of a challenger, who Heme
mtfaa moo furnished this liaiwr with
kBerttBof'cemrnMnlmtloiw en nrelilul-
i and the Bible. It Is linnlly ftilr te
Ir. Thompson that this answer should
i published a few dny iiererv tne circ
i when there U no time for a rejem-
by that itentlenwii, but free urgu-
ent pan never hurt tlie right nod our
lere new have Initlj sides or the ease
ell presented.
i-dv m enecruiR i" nun mm nnimi
Ny logic nor quotation litis Mr. Wlnnt
iverr n jjidic wineiien te pre-
ilbll Ien that would satisfy even a lay-
aanbf calm judgment. His Imposing
iass of quotations will le found te refer
3leny te drunkenueAs, which nil unite
condemning. Drunkenness Is cer-
alnly classed among the works of the
shf and temperaucv umeug the works
Prftlie spirit, but we full te liud In this
wwalflcatlonanyrenjrenreteatHtineiiee,
rhieh our corrwendent would enforce,
atlum remove the possibility of cxer-
glng the vlrtue of temjiernnee.
Ve U'lieve me nrsi mention 01 wine
Genesis is with refereuce te the
b'4runkenucss of Ne.'iha.s though te lin-
ns readers flrt of nil with a horror of
f(hat great evil ; but the next reference
tslls hew " Mvlelil7edek brought forth
ad and wine and he was n priest of the
bnest high Ged." Whoever will take n
nnlatiee and search out texts under
head of wine will be Impressed with
steady balancing of grave warnings
rlth evidences of appreciation of what
Be Kev. Wlant Js pleased te style inlex-
JcanU. The naseuing from the sixth
eemmauUi'ieut might as well le aplied
kthRAise of edged tools. Heme of the
.'texts cited condemn wine, but when
"considered with the many ethers tlutt
honor it and give thanks for it, the only
Blair conclusion Is Unit the condemnation
'Is of intoxication, and that the lessen is
i that wlue eun be made a curse or bles-
tag by abuse or use.
v .L'.a M-l.tja MrnniAii lirlitiv ..,., t-itln
Vt? 'Queth the poet Vim iter llriiln."
pj, Hut war has overthrown tyranny and
fcwreng, wine has stimulated men te lefty
(thoughts and deeds, and women have
Fdene far mere geed than Isith.
l The psalmist thanks Ged for "wlne
;that utaketh glad t lie heart of man," but
ibv a reasenim; that seems almost ureles-
slue, the champion of Prohibition finds
;thatas things sacrlllciil te Idels were
mummed aim as tiriiiiKciiuews wits n
Kture of idol worship, therefore wine
lust have been sacrltlced te Idels and
Ijnust be prohibited. We knew Clint the
idol worshipper net euly poured lilm-
IjUens te the gods but also sacrificed iiul-
linttlstethciu. Bheepandexen, lnmlwuml
owls were Bacritlced en these altars, and
Lthe eating of the tlesh of things se wurl-
jaeeu was pmniuited uy tiieeariyciiurcn;
-pui are we increiere te ceuciuue mat an
i things things were and nrv subject
equal prohibition? We think net.
n'And the principle of prohibition there
applied was the gaum that gave force te
5tue command "keeii yeui-hclves from
f,freiu Idels." It was net, eat no meat,
drluk no wine: but, de net Kauctieii
J Idolatry by Joining in a feast in honor of
jldels. De net sanction Intemperance
Kby getting drunk.
Katlread and Vallcjs.
The Pennsylvania "railroad Is ndver-
Stteed te be ready fnrtraillu en its direct
sllue te Pittsburg, after two ws-ks of
aralysls. Many ihsiiiIe continue te
Fwendcr wherefore this read has still'ered
raeiuucii mere severely man any etner.
DIts destruction at Johnstown by the.
gbrekeii dam euly partially explains It.
iThe repairs te the read were completed
Ktoefere the bridges were replaced lietweeu
'lwh.tewn uud liuutingdeu. The cause
rf the long Interruption of the read's
KWC was the sweeping tiway of a uuinber
f or great bridges ; and It is a danger that
lit will always be subject te, owing te
i location in valleys tnreugii iiiemeuu-
Ftalns.
S The late James Woriull.efllurrisburg,
E who was an engineer of great repute.
fewhieh repute has Uin greatly enhanced
atnee nis iieatii liy tlie coullrmatleu of
gtheseuuiliii's.s of hlsolijectleus te bulld-
tog ruilreads In torrent tern valleys, was
lee originator ettlie line of the Seuth
Pennsylvania railroad, which he htir-
rveyed threugh the meuntulus rather
jktban the valleys. It has u liiiinU'r of
Lfleug and costly tunnels iium it; and
rWUen objection was made te this feature
&efhU plan, he replied: "And would
jruu nei miner nave a iniinei inail a
idgeV" Theexiierieiut) of the l'enu-
rgylvaniu rallreud withbildgesin HikkIciI
"leys pnives without doubt thut it Is
be&eaper in the end te go through u
Steuatalu than te trnvtl around It in u
e.iMirrew water way. A Heed would net
nMve held the h'euth Penii line ut its
-ercy.
Ther Mill be Paclllcd.
The Pittsburg people will net 1
placated towards Governer lleaver, who
te have wen their undying
Jhtred ; and even his latest feat of get-
Bg a million dollars te de the work of
Ute, without taking It from thentule,
i uei excite tlielr upplaust. On the
'entrary that seems te cap the climax
Ef, their discontent. They consider it
ivery meanest tiling that the gover gever
r has done. They vow that the
nHy abeuld have come from the state.
jJhNUgh appropriation by the Legisla
te, wtucu aueum nave un called te-
erte provide it J and they will net
i te tue merit of any fccheme te L'et
ltbt does net provide for a legislative
iue cost or bucu a nerfermanee
aoUileg in their eyus. They ataud
I tee fact that It was the right wav
4e Hand It should have been se done
i of oet or consequences.
latimwckeduesa of the PitUbureer
HvtUUeu te the euUlde world, which
I Mown the town, te be mire, as the
itf Hrike and dutagreemenU be-
apleyer and employed, but no
wbefeMijpuaei that there wan
Muoytteray tu tbe tUburg
, neviiur it te have Its own
t mit eewt or consequence. We
rj jtMMfMtUuri PitUburg
ii
1- ' X
r;
i:2.".'t
Mrlkcsareduetethe nnuconfertnahlllty I
of the rmneurg mum ; ana icar titai m
lone as the town stand.s her atlalrs will
go ahead by Jerks, and tkit her butlncM
failures .wllltxmtlnue te n niauy, uut
withstnndluff'thuamnriBg but pouring of
mineral wealth Inte her lap. ,
We And It quite odd te be en the out
side when nuyeuc Is denouncing Gov Gov
ereor lleaver, whom wc have considered
our special prey. Hutwc consider that
this time the governor has done quite n
hrllllautfeat In getting a million dollars
for the state wlthouverrying either thf
constitution orthe legislature; but only
th I'lttsburgers, whose dlsulctude
raises the suspicion that they had
some axes te grind at a siieclal hcssIeii.
a i a
TitKnerninn steamer Sanle nrrlveil a
New Yerk en Friday night w 1th a sear en
her 1kw where she ImdgrnMMl an Iceberg.
She hnd tilne hundred and eleven passen
gers en beard and a mil crew, and en Tues
day night was running through a heavy
fog nt her topmost sjtecd. The temperature
had grown a Ultle colder, and nbeut inlil
nlght the caitalu delected small Ice In the
watercloseumlertliobow. "Men sprang te
the signal npxirAtus and step-ied the en
glue. Almest limiiisliatply tlie fog seemed
te till a little, and right ahead the captain
saw w lib his night glass the gray outline of
a lingo leelsirg. Tlie engines were at ence
reverstsl, but the great ship hnd been rush
ing along nt Mich a speed that the
lniK'tus was dinicult te overceino.
" The "passi'iigers, who hnd run en deck
and out of the smoking rooms when they
heard tlie orders from the bridge and felt
tlie engines ntepKMl and noted the violent
vibration of the reversed action, crowded
under the bridge and te the tnirrall with
their hearts In their mouths. Tlie sight
was ap-nlllng. Slowly she swerved te star
board, nful then she gnve a great surge and
with a great careen te hturbeard nnd a
crunehhig and grinding nleng her Iren
Bides forged abend Inte clear water, whlle
the Iceberg, all glittering with the ship's
lights and with the waves lashing furiously
about Its base, an i shed astern and was
leit In the Teg and darkness." This Is
vary Interesting reading, but passengers
hardly enjoy that sort of entertainment.
The H.iale had a double force en the look
out, and yet If the captain had net noticed
that sniafl let) In the water the gieat is-can
rarer, with hcredil thousand peojile might
inner hiitohceu heard of again, Kteuuiers
hud signalled te the Saale te he ware of ico ice ico
berits, and uven without such warning one
would think that ewm the eiigeiuess te
milk e a quick 'MKsnge would he cheeked by
thndunguref rushing at full speed llneiigli
a fog at nllit.
I'l'.ltseXAI..
ltiniKriT P. Perter, chief of the cnsus
bureau, has consented te make n tin til'
spc-eeh In Ijincastcr en July 4.
lti:v. A. I. Yocum, n prominent Meth
odist minister, died en Friday In Altnenn,
from the olVeetsefau apepletle stroke re re
celvisl In the pulpit hist Huiiday nierulug.
Si:citKTAnv Ji:iikmiaii ltt'sif recently
said te a friend : " 1 had suiipesrsl that tu
being relegated te the agricultural depart
liHiut 1 would he forever hurled from piihlie
gare. On the contrary, I llnd the nous neus
Ii.iiers' full of p'inigraplis regarding my
movements. I am se snowed under by
invitations te ssak nt agricultural falls
that inv sierctnry Is almost hclde himself
with the task el declining them. Iteally,
If you want te become famous, Just take
charge of the new dcpirtmeiit of agi (cul
ture." Kimes Pamiiiien' wrllcs Ooverner
lleaver: "As you knew, I have been for
sevenil weeks past and I an still kept here
(Denegal) hv illness,aud l have bceu unuble
sooner te gfve expression te my profound
svuijialhy with the sullerers liy the npp.il
llug disaster which has allllclcd se many
lis'iilllles In our state, and cqMvlully tlie
valley of the t'eiieiuaugh. I am glad te
sce me gisMi werK you are uning in incir
behalf, and 1, lliciefere, eiielesn von my
rlus-k for ?I,IHI(I, for such disposition as
you think most udxlsahle."
SiilUvim HkIciimmI en Hall.
Alexander Sullivan was en Kridav re re
IeiimimI fi urn custody In Chicago en $'JU,inki
hall. Four bondsmen ut miiii qualltlcd for
Ihree-ipinrter millleu of real estate. The
Judge'M decision pnictleally was te the ull'ivt
that, ns the case stands at iiiescnt, them
was nothing absolutely apilust Sullhau,
excciit the fact that he was an cuciiiv of
C'reiilu's, and that Cienlii was Just as lilttcr
au enemy of his. Tlie special grand Jury
continued the Investigation in the Crnulu
case, but, se fur as known, them were no
new developments. It Is stated that the
Jury began mi Inquiry Inte Alexander Sul
livan's alleged speculation wltli Clau-ua-(lael
funds.
The l.uthel'illl syutiil.
The Lutheran synod of the United Klntes.
meeting in Pittsburg, en I'llday diseussisl
home iiiInmIeiis. The biennial ieMiit of
the beanl ptesentisl hv the stvietarr, Hev.
Jacob A. Clutz, I). D.,'of ISaltlmere, slimvisl
Ks'dpts of d7,l7r.U.'l and expendiluicM of
8iil,T'.s.l.'.N.l duiiug the past two years. The
reisnt showed 111 nilssleuaties cnielliil,
l.'ll missluuailesemplevisl, 'Je new eonniit eenniit eonniit
gatlens organized, l,:i.'ii ucccssiens and III,
S.'ul uieiulx'rs enrolled, 'I he eolitilhiitleus
aggregaltsl Jai,WHJ.Oi
Killed ut u t'I'OHsliiu.
D. 1.' Phillips was kiihsl and his wife
badly Injured en the llosteu A Albany
railroad, near Woicestor, Massachusetts, en
I'llday. They were returning from the
funeral of a sister of .Mrs. Phillips, and
were crossing the track. Mr. Phillips was
71 year old.
Scut ii t'ui'limil or iii-cud.
The ministers of Hanover, YeiW county,
from their pulpits en Suudav, requested
Iho house-wUes te hake liicad for Johns
town, On Monday Heur was dlsti United
among the people and u cailead of In end
was slilppiil en Thursday.
llclinioue.
RKi.uiiet'H sKiivicix wii.i. in: nr.i.D
In the fellow lug i hiuchi's en Mm. lay, In
the morning nt Kl:'kl, hi tlieeeiihignt 7:U Mm
May sclie.il nt l:l"ie. in. When the heurlstllf.
fereut It Is esss-lull) noted :
Ciieiicii n tlei Cemer of 1'ilmv nnd Or
ange, Children hi-rlccnnt lu-'Mii. in. Preach
ing at s p. in,
Ot.iKr II veils i- cniiicn lit VI ienr
Duke stns-t. The limit Ii will com client 10 III
a. in. unit ns-ud Hie da) In player and fasting.
Hlilidn) school ut II a, ui.
I'm.siH ina v .Mi.Meinti. Ciii'iicu-Seuth
liiiccn uris'i, i nemas i iioiupseu, pastor. rud.
duv sihisil ut Wa. in.
HmeiiMn. sr. l.CKis Muilethi aciuic,
Itev. Win, V. lihhlltcr, isikter. Huudav selioef
ut t a. in. Children's Duy m r Iw, w itli'buptlsiii
or children ut II).-) a. in.; children's K'rhvnt
7:'Wp. in. Sen lee In the tierinnu language ut
(1 p. in., I'ruf. H. C, St'hUsit, eilli-lutlug.
I'sircn IliiKrma.N in Cuius r, t'uio.ixr. t'uie.ixr.
Itev. I- U Hughes, iister. Sunday selusii
nt U a. in.
ClIlilsT I.l'TIO.ItAX.- Itev. II. I Heed, mster.
Keiilng Mrlis' utUp.ui. Mm.lal xIi.kiI al h
a. in.
Kiiist ltticeiiMKlv-Itev. J. SI, Titel, D. D.,
pastor. Hunduy m-IhsjI at U a. m. Children's
Day wnliv both nierulug mid veiilnir.
s'rliv both nierulug inni cwnlni
KVa.veki.icai. Ciii'iicu. Hev. ll.D. Albright,
paeter. Sunday hImki! atti:iria. in.
KllLST ltAl-riHT. Srvlis. Ii IIki P.,v f s
Sens, of Creu'ii UulMTslty, Sunday sihoelut
V a. m,
Wkstkks M. I- C'liuiicu. Hev. r , llurke.
liasler. Preaching by Itev. T. J. lllddlc. Chris,
f lull endeavor uuvtlng ut U:!0 p. in.
TlilMTV LUTllKitAN. Hev. C. U Kry, iiaster.
Ne sen h-cs to-iiierrour cxivpt Sunday school.
Morning serious of I he school Mill U-glu next
Hunduy.
ST. Iutl.'s SI. II ClH'KCll-Itev. Ii C. Yerkcs,
pastor. Siiuduy school uud (lass ut V u. in.
Praise sr lee at 0 p. m.
Sr. Jehn's I.utiiuia.v He v. II. V. Alleiuan.
D. 1)., luslnr. Sunday school at St. Jehn's ut
. in., unit nt Uetuald .Memerial Slluiuu ut S
p. m.
l'ntsuVTKHiAV.-Itev, J. V. Sllldiell, 1). D.,
pastor.
Kntsr SI. C Cuuitcil-Ilsv. S. SI. Wriiiui, D.
V., pastor. Sunday school ut V a. in. class
meetings at ti.'IO p. in.
Ht. Paul's HKieuMEii-Hev. J. W.SIeuilnger,
lJutel n,ts,u,"clr' "choel at U u. in. rh-ruieu by
Hey J.T.ItiMklU-r.oriiultliiiere.
M0KAVIAN.-Jlev. J. Slux Hurk, D. II., pastor.
V a. m., Sunday school.
UUACK l-UTIIEKAN-.-ItcV. C.li Heilpt, isister.
Hunduy school ut V a. m. Ne church sen ices
morning or eeulng.
S'UAli' UlUOIt m0M'- ,5 L'KNTitK
PUBE RYE WHISKY.
UyovrndUtlllatlen. sepltrd
"VKFICE OK THE
HAItltlSHUKU HI1.IC
F MIL.1.
WEAVKRH U'lVTpn
Apply liuuiedlately at the Hlllc il'lll.
,.u.- SECOND AND NOHlJt HTS.,
Jcl-2d MarrUbur,-, j'a.
A Knninus list tin tlreuml.
On the twnki of tin Tlpwmn, n Mimll
KUvam rlilrh i-iilT the Wanned rhrrlnln
dlnnn, was fought the terrible battle of Tippe
canoe. In IliU erenl ftruggle of frontier tunen, tne
allied Wetrrn Indians under lheclilrnnlnlil
erKIkwt.w, liie " Prophet," were deV-nted
In November, Ull, ) the American under the
commmiilerUen. Win. II. Harrlwnr.
Itwnn n desierntc, hnrd fought bnllle, nnd
miieli deiendrd upon therrsulU
llnd the IndlAii" been micce-sful, nl I barriers
of defence for the cnrlr settlers would have been
Overthrown nnd the deadly temnhnwk would
have been art Ire In !ia rnpld exlermlnntleii of
the remnlnltiK pioneers. On theellicr hand Hie
rnrlunute tennlnntlen of the contest put an end
te further attempt ut ewii warfare by the In
dian. The rich territory, se loon overrun by
bostlle unvnees, was thrown open for selllc
incut, which rapidly iweurrisl n seen n the
news of the great victory beenmn widespread.
Naturally great praise wns tendered te the
iiercsa nnd Intrepid bravery of Gen. Harrison,
nnd he vu honored In many ways. He nor ner
wards nerved as Commander of the Army of
the Nerthwest.nnd when 1 milium wns admitted
te statehood, hu wns selected tu represent the
slate In the United Hlates Hennte. Ill ISWhe
was elected president nnd bis iiiifortunnte de
mise occurred shortly nftcr being Inaugurated,
The forly-serend anniversary of the llnltle of
Tipiiernuee found the gallant grand-son of "Old
Tlp"!endlntrlilsrorceteagri'nt political vic
tory which resullel InthcseleetlonefOen. lien.
HnrrlKin ns presdcnter the United Htntes.
The Hnrrlsen hnve been a hardy rare of men,
sprung from old let; cabin stock, which Is u
sunicleiilgiinrunlccef Its genuineness wlicrrwr
found. Ileullzlng the truth of this eirert tins
b(en nisde te re-illcevcr soine of the secrets
contained In the old leg cabin sleck of useful
nrllrle, nnd os the result, the famous Old fieg
Ciililn Karsniarllla, uulversnlly regarded ns the
best Hprlng tonic nnd bleed cleanser lias Ihs-ii
found. Net satisfied with the world Hide esteem
wlilch Is held for Warner's Knfe Cure, the only
euro for kidney diseases, the proprietor Is will
ing tu de nil Hint Is possible te establish War
ner's Ieg Cabin Harsainrllln ns foremost nmeng
hotixcheld nrtlcles en iicceuut of Its purity mid
effectiveness.
After nil, eneli Individual has, at all times, the
great battle or lire or death te tight, and for
security attention must necessarily be given te
tlie bent wniKins which science can emr hu
manity In the great context.
II
OOD'H HAICHAPAHII.I.A.
IT COSTS LESS
On the question of real rrniimny lliHsl'sHnr
Knparlllu Is se fur ahead of ether preniralleiis
as le place tlieui entirely out of t lie race uh com cem com
IK'tllers. Here ure facts In ri'Kiird te Ihls popu pepu
nr medicine, easily MiM-rptlblu of conrhishe
priHif,
1, HfKKt'sHarsnparllla Costs Hie .Maniifaelurer
Meip than any oilier ceinlKtlng preparation,
becauuilt Is mere highly cencciltniliil and con cen
lalns mere real medical value.
2. II costs the Jobber Mere, as a mnMHinciKf
of llmfuetjust slated.
.1. II costs tlie Kelall Druggist Mere, for the
same reason-as can easily be learned by In
quiry. Ilenra Hie iltslre of hiiiue retailers tesell
llielrewn prcimratlens, which coil them less,
and for which they get Hut same price, thus
milking mere money, lint
4. It Costs tlioCeiiHUincr l.l'.SH llian any ether
medicine, because of lis greater concentrated
strength and the qunntlty In each het lie, and
becnuse It Is Hin only preparation or which eau
truly be said, " l( Deses One Dellar."
That the people appreciate Ihls Is shown by
the fact Hint Heed's Karsaparllla has the l.atu l.atu
est siiloefnny KarHnpnrttlaer IjIimkI purlller. It
Misesses pts'iillar merit and ellccts umiiterful
cures.
A 1MI.NT Celt YOU.
When you buy jour spring nieillclun you
want the best. Ask Ter Heed's SarMipurllln, and
Insist iihiii having it, lsuiet let any argument
or is'rsiinsleii Inlliii'iicejeii te buy wluit jeu de
net waul, lie sure te gel Ihu Ideul spring medi
cine. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
Held by nil diugglsls. t ; six for e. I'reparcil
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., !.ewcll, Muss.
UMIKMCSONKDOI, I.Alt. (1)
tAiiKKinriieii.si:vivix,
LOOK AT THIS !
Fancy Grades
01'
Old Country Teas
.ii'sr Hi:cr.ivi:n.
Ifjeu aunt a drink or Ileal Old Country Tin
ilhe Dsut.'.ill.
Londen and Glasgow
Blended Teas
A SI'IU'IM.TV.
sirW'eiiKe iliiilleuge the world te preline e
hotter COI'l-'i:i: than Is sold h ll.
Ginger Ale & Raspberry Vinegar,
Weareiigculs for the Win, Cerry A Cn's (llel
fiit, In IiiiiiI), (linger Ale mid Hnspht rry Vine
gar. And lU'UKICA .MIM'.lt.M, SI'ltlNOS (Kae
gcrlcmn. I'a.l, for their celebrated Cllngei Ale
and Clial) bcate W'uler (cuibeiialed.)
- A trial ofllieabeu geisls Is solicited.
Samuel Clarke,
WIlOl.USAl.r. A.VD ltr.T.ll.Ti:A A.NMi
cerri:i: .stehk, "
! AM) I 1 SOI'TH QlM'.HNSr.
S-'llepheue.
I'rcc )ellcrv."ba
ui)vP,M,Al,Aw
uu:
USA ItATHI'O.V.
Thin Goods.
i:ery thing 1 1 en: You'll Niv.t for
HOT WEATHER.
Slcn's Thin Cults and VeMs fiem 11.10 te JVU
Ciuilsand Vests hiHtrlied Mohair.
Coats and Vests, SHU Slrlies, All Shades,
Ceat uud Vests, in riiiuuuls, All Shades.
Coats and Vests, in Silk Pongees.
Ceals uud Vests, In Alpaca, Hull', l.eineii, Drub
and Klgurcs,
A (loed As-ortineutef While and Klguixl Dink
Vests, Newest l'littmix.
Sleu's Light Cus-lmere Hunts, ferSinuiuerWtnr
urn
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCAHTEH. PEN.VA.
SAHK CHANCE TO INVEST A SMALL
capital, net ever J-.'.OiW, In Foundry Mint
hltie H heji, kllimiul near R. It. deH)t. In
Jlanhelui, j'a. Leeutcd In a rich, thickly non nen
uliited ugrlcultunil tlUtrlct. There being no
il !rn,fOU,",ry V,r Mud'l'iu Shep urlthlu u la.
dlunef Mjvtn inllc. Addrcw,
jelt-3t
P. O. I10X 71,
Mauheiui, Pa.
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I'Hll.AbKLrnu, Saturday, June IS, DM.
About the end of the regular
Carpet season. Glad of the
lull. It lets us get at the short
pieces and undesirable lengths
and odd lets. And there are
always sonic slew pattern's. Wc
bupdlc them in with the best.
A general sweep up and clean
out of everything that lags
and some that don't lag. When
such a current is surging through
the store sonic of the quickest
things arc sure te fall into it.
Wc mean te give customers
mere advantages as te price and
variety and service than they can
find anywhere else,
As pretty a price-step as you
are ever likely te see en Car
pets. Come with anybody's best in
mind, we are always most sure
te better it.
se patterns Jlfeattcttcs, about
90 pieces. All desirable,
borders te match. Seme of
this season's designs. Down
from 51.50 te $1.20.
J7 pieces Brussels. 17 pieces
down from $1.20 te 90c; 40
pieces down from $1.35 and
fi.50 te$i. The latter includes
English makes and best Ameri
can. Fer rooms and halls and
stairs. Many complete with
borders.
it 6 pieces Tapestries. In 15
patterns. Down from 80 and
8"5c te 70c. Only the best
makes. Anether let down from
70c te 55c. Still another down
from 65 te 50c.
5jSe yards Ingrain ; best
extra super. Down from 75
and 85c te 60c. Nineteen pat
terns 3-ply Carpets go from $1
te 75c. A great variety of extra
supers also in the tumble.
116 English Art Squares.
Te close patterns which we have
in few sizes :
Caire; .T-pIv grade, erv heavy. In dull
1 llects, Down from it 7.1 te Jl.'-S u sijuure
.Mini.
Anether grade, ulse extra hi quality, gees
I rem SL.'.l te SI it siiiaie jurd,
A thlid grade drops from Sl.'-i tetKle,
Any of these Art Squares can
be used with goeil effect as cur
tains and portieres.
Jest quality Smyrna Carpets
at the lowest prices wc ever
heard ef:
IUxI'i fivt, regular price S7."i, new 111.
Vi feet, regular price J I."., new S'.7..'iO.
Real Turkish Rugs, very
ornamental en matting, 7.50
from 510.50.
3J2 Felt Crumb Cleths. Just
the thing te cover an old carpet
or the straw or matting with :
IT.x'l yards, tun .txT!;; yards, km
iijjx'l jards, M.T.r. .'Iv'pJ yards, jfevju
8 .3urds,Jt.'i-, !i4S yards, tUXi
Hxl'j yards, 7.l'i
5 pieces Oil Cleths; 4-4 te
8-4 inches wide. We shall close
them out at 25 and 30c a
quarter under price.
At such prices you can't well
de a thriftier turn than buy for
next season's need.
Jf desired, we will store any of
these goods till Fall for you.
Second Heur, Market street side. Tour tie
11ters.
$9 China Matting at $6.
$12 China Matting at $S.
Rell of 40 yards. This sea
son's importation. Handsome
patterns. Samples te any ad
dress for the asking.
Second lliKir, Slinkel street.
Black Grenadine and Camel
1 lair Grenadine bordered with
Satin Stripes. Seme of the
patterns have been duplicated
eight times this season. Slow Slew
ing up a little. New for a
quick finish. $1.50 kind for
$1.25, 52 kind for $1.50.
Northwest of centre.
The Millinery acre is bright
with cheerful bits for children.
All the light, airy shapes
asparkle with llewers and a-ilut-ter
with ribbons.
If your fancy is among the
litrie let left of Paris pattern
Bennets and the handful or se
from our own workrooms, you
can save half or two-thirds the
regular price.
'I hlrlccnth uud Chestnut streets corner.
About 1500 Parasols in a
variety of styles go te lower
prices today. Never mind the
why : a whim if you please.
1 lere's a glimpse of what you
can save :
llstxles that lnic n.s'li JI.7.', te $iM
Kote il.
'At t) le t hat lia e been Si te J I
KoteJI.'U
1'.' sl Ii that hae Ucu iZM te H..M
i te -
iktsiei
.thut luueUvuSl teSI
l'ii te Si.:.l.
IJntjles that have U-.il $l..10l(.S3
H te i-.
t'hetmit treet wide. et of .Main Alle.
Twe 1 lesicry items :
1200 pairs Women's Black
Silk-plated Hese at 50c.
975 pairs Men's Fancy Striped
Lisle Half Hese at 25c.
Hither is extra value.
Chcluut ktrict hie, et of Main Alle.
9000 Silk Teck Scarfs (ma
terial of 50c neckwear) are go
ing at 25c
Mlddlu Murkel lreet entrance.
75c Oriential Fleuncings for
50c. We found a spot where
the pieces where thicker than
the buyers. New see.
Ciicitnut btrrct tide, east nf Main Able.
Bey or man. Fit clothes,
and cloths that fit. Seasonable,
sensible, serviceable. Price's
jjVgWjw. T ..y.y - lrl ..Uaa.
JHAKRY BTAMSrsMONEY-HAVlNdHTOnE. v
Coel Treife'tHt s Fer Warm IVIAther 1
Ne.24
A Big Offering
BLACK CASHMERES !
60 PIECES
A I.I-WOOI. HI.ACK CASHMEHKS never Held
for lens than 60c. a yard,
AT HI! C'RNTS A YAM).
This Is the greatest offering of Hlack Cashmere
is or offered anywhere. '
r IGOME TO US FOR BARGAINS.
New Bosten Stere, J. Harry Stamm.
y.trtimtm.hcv'B.
wilty as the weather.
Thirteenth nnd Market utreets.
Women's Canvas Oxfords,
$1.25, $1.75, fi2.
Women's Canvas Butten and
Lace Shoes, $1.50 and $2.
Women's Dongola and Kid
Oxfords, $1.50 te $5.
That's the merest hint of
what is going en in one corner
of the Shee store.
Put these Shoes alongside
like styles from anywhere else
and you'll see why such a big
slice of the Shee trade of the
town is done under this reef.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle.
Jehn Wanamaker.
"tyi: EXAMINE EYKM KM'.E.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed t
If you have Ihciii examined you will probably
llnd that there Isaeuiethlng wrong with them,
and that glasses will We a great help te you.
We use Inimitable "llIA MANTA' lenses,
which are nuide only by us, mid recommended
liy lending Oclllisls us tlie best aids te ilrfec
tle lslen.
Solid (leld Hiicctaclcs, $,'I.OO j usual price,
Se. (Ml.
Steel Spectacles, t10.t usual price, Ml. (M).
Arllllclal 1:5 c Inserted, $1 ; usual price, l().
M. ZHiEMAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
lietweeu Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
111 S lyd
Xt (vFtcirisTiKiTKHV iiivus' thai' jn
i Monday, Junv 17, HWi, nt Iflo'eleclc, In tlie
Court of Common I'lcas of Ijincaster county,
nil nppllciitlen will be made In the Judges of
said ( eurl for the charter r n corporation te
Is- called "Tbe Heard nf Education of the
s unit of the Itefimned Chiireh In the Hulled
States," the character and object of which Ih
te obtain funds by gift, hcUcsts, collections
and otherwise, for the education of pious but
Indigent Jeiiiil' men ler the l-esimI ministry In
the Itcferineil (lllllcli III the Illilted Slates.
WILLIAM N. API'KL,
mlKltdH Solicitor for the Applicants.
r EVAN i SONS.
These Are Trying Times.
Yc-, they nre trying times in innre mmiics than
one; and eery geed heiiieuife kneus thedltll
culty orhaxinggeod, sMst bread in ery het
weather. Hut Hilt task may be tendered coui ceui
iuiratlely easy by having the right kind n!
rleiir, and cM-ry one Mho has Usui It admits
LEVANT FLOUR
Is Hie Itlglit ICIud. Try II, nud You'll liny It-
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
iW-lyd
STEAM.
we ncsire local! line attention .ir cnnsuuicm
iifSleain tli
leiiin (loel ami KiiKliKHTs'SupiilleN, te our
e nnd varied Meelf of PIikn, ulvex, t.'tM-kH,
laree and '
Mnueatilc and Ciikt
.iiiiueueie nun i ua iron riiiniKx, ,iimhin,
ViiIcuIh-sIeii and t'Midurlan, Sluvt, Piston uud
Vule PuekliiKN; Keeteh and Hed Line Itelleft
I nt! (liunje Uluvst., Htnilll HadiaterM und Hteam
lleiitlin; Auinitii'.; Set uud Cup Sitemk. and
In fact almost exerythllii; rwiulred liy hieiiui
UherH, and all nf nliieh He eiler at nrletiWideh
we Kiiiirantfc te Ihi lower than uiem) of any
oilier dealer In thlx lelnlty.
VeliiieMisltlely Hie lursel kIim'Ic, nnd be
lin; eenneeled ultli the Telephone Cxelianee,
lire preimred tereeelxuund fill all orders In tlie
fcliertest INisMtiletlnie. When III want of any
tliliiK III our line, cull (in us for iirlccsund uc
villi eeulnee .Mill of our ability und Milling
ness te sae)eu Meney, Ueluy and Vexation.
Our facilities for furnishing Engines, Hellers,
SluiltliiK, PulleK, lliiut'ern, .swelal .Maehlnery,
Pluiilherx' nnd llai Utteni Toels, Patterns,
Medels, and Iren and llniss CaKtiui.rH and for
Ihu prompt repair of all kind of iiiaehliiery arc
unexcelled ill Uincaster, nnd e niict'lfully
helhit u share of our patreuat;e.
Iren FltthiKM, AhlH'Kte.s,
Central Machine Works,
UI A 1 111 NOIITII CHHISTIAN STHEI-:t',
Lam'vhti'ii, Pa.
llned Werk, lteasonaule Charge, Prompt-
uess. Telepliene I'Ollinclleu
dt-lfdlt
TMII 15 PEOPLE'h CASH H10HH.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
NOW HCINli OPKEHED AT
The People's Cash .Stere.
A I.iircu Let nf 1'inc (juullly
I'nilinililcrk-. in White, Civaiit
mill eiilum, at rxnetly half of
what they aiv miirketi. This U
U a lil; out In priei, but we want
te retluiv "took.
(joiiuiiie Kroneli SutliK" at 10c
anil liV, roiltieoil from Xic ami
;7jc. HiiiH'iiilr we have a rep
utation en French Satinet.
When we say French we de
net -ell yen Aincrleau goedi.
Z'phyr (hiikIiuiiis in oxtvl extvl
lcnt asMirlmeut of Htyk'i, at 'J0e,
"je, 31e, 37 Je,
One let Fine 1'arusels, bought
at a great fcacrillee, will U helil
at $1.75, i'J.5l anil 3.60. Hogu.
lar prices of these yuetl", ?3.50
te tlO.ttl.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
DJJifAMj-dH
Jlrij &00h.
-AT-
CENTRE SQUARE.
Flne l-awnsnt.tv; cents nyard.
Fine Lawns at t cents nyard.
I.lghtCollcecaU,S, fli cent.
I'rlnted Louden Stunllim, yard wide, lua n yard.
Yard Wide Ilatlntc, It, 12," J cents.
Levely Chnlllen, 5, 8, 10 cents, etc.
Ileaiitlful New Printed Persian Mulls, 12) ecnls.
" Kant Black " Lawns, 12) cenU a yard.
While Lnwns, yard wide, 8 cent a yard.
Iluttnn Melds, 3, 4, Scents n dercn.
Jiru
B'
ACK KILKH.
r &
CALL ATTENTION TO LOTS OF SPECIALLY CHEAP
BLACK SI LKS!
At $1.00and $1.25 Per Yard.
Without Doubt the Best for the Meney Ever Offered. v
METZGER& HAUGHMAN,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(eri'OStTK TIIK
pixmvE clo,sine eirr sale.
Positive Clesinp; Out Sale.
TH 15 ENTIHE HI OCK OK
THE PHILADELPHIA STORE.
MtSX BE C
In Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Balbrigjjan and Gauze
Underwear, Men's and Beys' Laundried and Unlaundried
Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders,
Handkerchiefs and Flannel Shirts.
jlEVurylhlng
nt H.irgiilu
Trie , Philadelphia. Stere,
6 AM 8 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
mar'J'J-lydiw
B
AHDiMcELHOV.
bard &
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
FL(ll'NCIN.H-Tln?clicniixtt I'leillicliitr In the city of ljineii'der. rieiiueinir ill IVx', t!7'ie, ttlc,
IV, Mle, lt.'J,e, ", SI and Sl.'iV Kxtni-Miluc In Hiiinliiiri; and .Swlvs I'.iulii elilerlis.
I)Hr-s.aiNailA.MHANI)TUILi:iiU NOKH-TIic best line of hi les in Hie city nt fi'Cc.Kc,
10,'nnil l'J.je. He of Hiichlni.' ceiitaliilin; Y2 jardsenlySV )er box, LudlcK' fiiimhiiln Aprons,
l:irH sl7e, Keed iimllty, only iV 1 -idles' und Clilldi'iirsliliinluiniSiin Heiinclx, xtltehcd or uiste uiste uiste
boaid.euly V'eaeh.
HU.M.M Ell I'NDEHWEA II The (jrealcst bargains e er elhred In Unties', Mcn'sand C'hlldreii'n
Suuiiiier UuderMcnr.
HTAMPKIHIOOUS Exlni valua IliSlainiHiKloedx. Stanied I'llleu- KliauiH nt AV- nnd 2V
(ht pair. Staliiied Linen Waslistlinil and hldeljeard Cevers, with l.iee-dra u lieiderw, at 2V, :1V,
tee uud nil. MnlashcrH tniiiatehnt'Jii;;-cheapnt'JV. Spl.isliers from lOeup. Tidies irem 5c up.
MEN S WKA It Extraordinary miIucm in CotienadoforHuiiiiner Wcnriit l'.'c, lV,lCc,'J0cnnd
Jje. In Linen PaiitliiK at lSe and SMc. In Weel Ml'ed ut av, ItTJe nnd up.
Kl.OUH OIL CLOTHM-r'rem June I, nnd co itlnulni; nix ineiitlm. Hie uianiifielnrirs of Oil
Cleth lifive nd n need tlulr prlivs. We uicntleii t ic fact ut this time, und would Miy, c have
heiiKlit our Hue rer the I 'all Ti ado before June 1 nl the old prleex, and Mhen you ure ready te buy
your oil Cleth In the Pull come and me us for the best goods for the money In the city. Tabic,
Shelf and Htalr Oil Cleth.
1'EATIIEIW Wc M.-1I Ihe best Feathers nt hal ou pay for the (.ecend (jradnclseulieie.
Try us.
HICYCI.ES -Agents for the Premier Hufelv Hleycles. Ilh-liest Krude .latest lluprevisl, easiest
runiilin,' ulicels en tlie market, lireiiivd frame, Miitubjc for cither lady or ceutlrmeii, with a
dlaiuend frame ferKentleiueu only, ntt.l ; less than any oilier diamond fruiuc8nfet. The Courier
Safety for men mil 575.
bard Sc Mcelrey,
AGENTS FOR THIS SECTION, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
NOS. 33 AND 35 SOUTH QUEEN STREET, Opposite Fountain Inn.
iUrttchce.
11
1UI0AIM A fc,ON.
L-OiA PRICES.
Kolleuinc will le found n list of (joeds low priced always in our Moek: Child's
fluid Finger Kings, '-!V.;MNses' lleld l'lner Hint's, 7.V.;!-idle.' Held Kluscrltlnirs, 8I.0U;
NleceHutlens,:iV.,5iV.,1.0i); Cellar HiiIIeiik, BV. te fl.flO; Diamond Cellar Hultens,
l); Ijulles' and -Misses' HrealpIlK, iV. le Jl.KI; .Mourning Pins nnd Enrrlncs, 2Jc. te
S3U); Hracelets, U.V. te 810 j Nickel Clocks, II.UI; S-ly.MaiitluChx'k,f 1.T3; ljidles'lleld
Watches, Jl,-,.7i; Nickel Watches, Jl.Ort; Kllcr Watches, S10.
3-llepa"Iriug In uli branches by geed workmen and ull uerkHiirmutcd.
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
Jewelers,
Ne. 4 WEST KING" STREET.
(Crttrpct
1AKUAINS
Shirk's
-GO
Carpet
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
WC II A VK Til K I.A1I0 K.ST ASH HlMT STOCK Mf Til E CITY. .
H. S. SHIRK St SONS.
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
&cnnl JluHcce.
JTXSTATE OK JOSEPH IIOTII. L-TK Ol
U leineasier city, deceased. Leturs of ad
ministration en Mild estate ha vlnn been grunted
te the undersigned, ull persons Indebted ihcretu
aru requeued te make linineilluie lmymciit,
unit theise hiirtng claims or demands against
the wiuie, will prfteiit thriu without delay for
M-'ttk'timit te tee uiiden.tenel, rehldlng In Lan
cu.tcr city. IlENHV HANSINO,
AdnilnUtruier.
ISO. X, Coyie, Attorney. mySWtda
10,01 0 Yards Hand-Mnde Torchon Laces at S, I,
f),(5,7, 8, ldccnlnnxnrd.
All arc m ort h 3 te 6 cents a yard mere.
Dig Bargains In White Cotten Ijicesat 1,2, 3, 4
0 cents n yard.
LeM-ly printed Crary or CrcpcHnc Cleths, I2)c.
Exquisite Ht j les In Figured Organdie Lawm
ut 1)i cents nyard.
Dig- bargains In White lied Spreads at.'.O cents,
f 1.00 nnd 11.25.
OjojJbe.
L'OOl'lilt neusi:.)
N
OSED OXJ
NS
Prices te CIemj Out the Steek.-ffu
LANCASTEU, PEN.VA.
Mcelrey,
Opposite Fountain Inn
) nil.
rAHGAlNSt
Hall !
TO-
-fe it-
XTOTICK TO TKK-SPARSEHS AND fUTN- e
L N 151 W. All pen-ens are hereby forbidden
otresUKen any of the lands of the Cornwall
.jid Speedwell etut ill .euunen or Lancaster
, unities, w hether iucleeit or unlncle-sed. either
for the nil r ix wj of sheeting or fishing, us ilia
il
be rlitldly enferwd ngaJiut ull tres
luKslngenFald lands or tue undersigned utter
iasingen
Id. uetlce.
tli
WM. COI.E.M AN FKEEMAN,
II. I'Ull'l A1.I1E..-S,
KUW. C. FKEEMAN,
Atterneyi for H. W, Couhbae'i Heir.
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