S?1 NT".Sv I , .&. 1 THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, TUNE 17, 1889. V &2 :si vrS iV. m " SJ vr. it if'iitw , Mje?"" m - te V m ' b .Vf i VV " H w 4. ;"s 9atl) utcUtflcuccv. ' .tKWtfcWJ.BTElNMAW. J j' CKARLB4STEtNMANF0l.TZ, Editor. ROBERT CLARK, Pattllshrr. ' (jIJUE SAII.T INTKU,IOKNCRK.-rubllhw1 ,-jj "r u.iym ineycur, uuiHnminy. strvel .' by carrier In this clly iinrt surrounding V, tewm Kt ten cents n week, mull five del- jy ten mir In advance; AOccntmt month. f' WKBKLY INTEf ,MQR&CER-Onc dollar nnd u-HOTICE TO KCItficntllKUS-ncmlt br check ,ti or pestWBcc order, nnd nhere neither of t, then am be procured (end In n registered .ii letter. 'fc'w' "t the Pestifflrc, second class tniitl ; .v'. natter. - ( AbDRten. Tra nrrsrt t nritnr E. J.' ' - M. M.MWM.WM-, gip I.niicastcr, 1M. f-tfjjfr LAW0A8TER, PA., June 17; 18OT. " r& Rick Chairmen. I?, The New Yerk HerM eljwt. te Cat ;J vln 8. Briw.iw chairman of Iic litillnunt t Democratic committee, bccntinc In It a man m vcniin aim railroad, nisuei a crime te hnve money imil mUremls j nd It minis te be Very ImDtirtntit Unit a nnliennl clnilrmnii sliettlil linve ineui'.v anil lctityef It ; wi that tlie Wills inny lie paid without putting hint into bank ruptcy. Mr. Hrk-e l uiulerslctHl te linve been called upon for very heavy iuiy- r.a incut out of liis private purN, after the Vtjienipnigti was ever and the victory liwt. 15 Urcetirpe, a like ptirimM Is answered Tjt by having a AVaiiatnakcr purse bearer - rat hand ; but such fellewn are net te lie picked up by every chairman. If the New Yerk H'erit will undertake te iu ccplthiH function, it will be In order for a peer man te apply for the chairman ship; but the pecuniary reppeuMhilitlcn of the place arc tee great te warrant any one in rushing into it who haw net a million or two liehlud him te provide against emergencies!. Seme of three daya then.' may lie no use for money in iwilitlcd, but until then it is ((tilte out of place te fjiciik of wealth M-nn objection te n pelitli'al chatrmaii. There Is very particular reaMiu for w Iccting Mich chairmen in the fact that they are the only ones who apply for it. The place In one of aultunm labor anil great reipemiblllty and It In only rich men who delight te take wieli unpaid positions ; imlcM it be irefctwlunal tmli ticlans who expect te Ik? paid for their tervkwwlih elllie ; and they can hardly he held tolie bet tcrtitalitythiui rich nicii. There pccins te he a current idea that the posscs-ien of riches In a condemna tion ; the Impression Ih retindcil perhaps en the Mery of the rich man ami the camel and the eye of the needle; hut about everyone is ncvcrthclctw putting - forth his best feet te get riches; which may lie deemed an illustration of the natural depravity or the human neul. SM llrnehiN In Kfllpj. CengrcsMiiiiii JlnHluHlNMill'erliigenrly for the sins of ills great nes. Te le burned in elllgy before lie fake hNhcat In Cengrewi is te Ikj in particularly hind luck ; and that It should happen te llro llre siu, an mild a iiianncreil cengirsMiiaii as ever cut a threat or hcuttlcd a ship U very nad. Such foretnsleef the Jey of congressional life must he dlsitmraging te the aspiring Ktatcsnian, whom a life time of political K-rvice has net hardened and ieIiHlicd. Congressman 15relus, being yet in the callow Hilltieal Mate, will be likely te think, before he gets along very fur in his race, iih many have thought who have gene heroic him, that the lire of a congressman is net all that it 1h cracked up te Ikj. TIiu illsKmitleu of the elllivs, which is hehi te Ihj tiuc of its chief de lights, sufllees te put most congressmen in purgatory; and hrerther HresiiiH is likely te have a lengthened stay in thut state, liefere he gets (hreugii wiin the county pixtellices, de spite his wealth or sounding winds anil breadth or eloquent smile Thcie Is noknewn wayorexcapingceiitluiiiuatiou by a disappointed aspirant ;audiMa high authority is reported te have lately de clared a country postellice te Ih! a stoK1 steK1 stoK1 heuscofdynamlle, what may the un happy Hreshw expect te Ih left of him self after going through a hundred mine or less of the same. An African Itnilreail. It is new rumored that the long talked of railroad in Africa from the lower falls of the Conge te Stanley Peel, is te be built Willi the assihtaucoef American capital, Mr. Cellis 1 Huntington, pres ident of the Southern I'aellle railroad, starting the subscription with HHy thousand dollars. The llelgian govern ment has agreed te put two millions in the enterprise anil Helglan capitalists offer ii like sum, wliiie a Scotch capital lit fcul)scriles a hundred thousand dol lars. It is n little hard te sec why any large amount or American capital should go te Africa when them is se much money in Eurejie awaiting investment. The right way te build the read would eeni tube with American ciiglneersaiul European capital as we have the former of ii kind best trained in the building of readu through wild country and at a low Unit cost. Eiirecau engineers are ac customed te build as well iih possible at rlrst, Americans as rapidly and cheaply as possible, se as te hasten the develop develep develop meiitef the country and make the in vestment pay ijuickly. The American! plan is undoubtedly the U-st for a new country. The Conge read should Ki built en the American plan ami ir re ports tire true will seen earn enough te warrant subsequent improvement. If reports are net true Icks money will K JKasted and experience w'lth Afri can reports warrants caution. The average cost er mlle of Euro Eure lau reads is given as 5li;i, 00, while in the Cnited State it IsWO.OOO. Mr. Calvin Ilrice has Ixvn Interviewed by the New Yerk Jfrnihl about the ell'ect of this read. He thinks that it premises rich pretits te the in restore, but will net have much cllect ou American trade. It would lie says have great ellcet 011 the slave trade by depriving slaves of their values as carrier . of ivory. He deen net believe that much money has been asked fieni Americans. There Is four thousand miles or mere of navigable river above this stretch that is te I spanned by railway, and a very large part or the expense of Stanley expeditions was for the carriers who had te be employed te transport his bagga-e ever this long iwrtage te the few small uteamlwats new alxive it. Even these steamers were can led up in smnll sec tions en the backs of slaves and then put together with much luber. It h-ciuh .prctty bafe te assume that if the read U11 be built anil timlectil ll .lll 1... ..r -S,i grfat value. ,M ' S Si uUkelte the Clau-iia(iuel. Ne very grout progress seems te be made toward convicting iinyone of the Creniu murder. The buspldeii which attache! teAIexauder.SulIlvaii lacks sus taining proof and lie ha been released Ou ball. We huve uuethcr cenf -K n friHii WiKalrull', oueor theacciiftd jur tts, but his oeufewlons have Ixvu tee many te lc anylengcr Intcrwtliif ,,rcople are generally satlsflcil lhat thdtnunlcr was deliberately planned and.was the re re sttliefthc dUturlmues. in the Clan-na- Oacl society ;bnt t his haa net been proven. What has liccn made evident, however, H tlmt this seelely should be dissolved. The sense of Its incnilers should dictate this, Iteferc the law en forces It. Practically it Is shown te e n society ergnnlrcd te war agnlust Euglauil anil te aid Ire land by hook and by creek. Such or ganization Is heMllc te the laws and the Interest of the country and should net Ihj longer permitted. The showing of its Internal concerns should make Its mcmlicrs eager te bury It. m s It turns out that only one man was killed in that dreadful t'lilpHiwa niiissnere mill tlmt the trouble whs net ilue te land then, ns siiNiecteil, but te whnt the iiiillnus believed te Iki water thclt. They thought that n certain ditch wns being ninde for the purpose erdraluliiK their lake, and as no attention was paid te their pretest and warnings they grew desperate, ever the threatened less of fish supply. According le the Indian story the single white man killed wns shot by a drunken brine who mistook him for it inhiiwIIIi whom he liailjae old fpuirrel. The Indians are cry sorry and pretest jieaccftd Inten tions, though the murderer, who Is the son oflhe chief, has net been sin rendered. A 'i:w Yeiik boy, armed with n toy pistol, steue(l a gentleman and lady en Saturday night and demanded "Your money or your llfe I" Just llkeajilghw ay man. The gentleman scired and disarmed him and the boy hastened te explain (hat he was only Joking, but he was sent te prison fernix months, Just llkeu highway m.m. Practical Jokes ure sometimes ery practical. . Tin: Pittsburg "nit has had a reporter out exploring tlin retmtiy that drains Inte the Seuth Ferk dam, mid he publishes n sensational account of water sieiits, cloud IhiMh, and a general down poiirefloncnls of water iiMin;tliat lesorieir, show lug lhat the overllew was the result of phenomena totally unexpected, nnd entirely uncoil I rellalilu by man. I le publishes interview s with peeple of the ncighherhiMxI. " liieh WMHwilliuglouiakealllilavitth.it he bad neer before seen se mm h rain. Seieial wcreipille sum that the fall of water en the day preteillug the Imrstiuj; of the dam utterly precluded the possibility of saving it, and, most important elnt of all, two distinct water spouts were located. Tlmy did iumiense damage, olio tearing a helu In the ground almost ten feet deep, and both washlngawny bridges and Heeding acres of geed farm land." All of this docs net materially nllcct tbe couclusieti that If the Inui had been pieperly built, and the out lets of proper sire, there would Inn a been no .tiihustew u honor. In thecurient number of A'eichcb an nx pcit discusses the methods used in pre dicting the weather of a coming season. He lluds lu the Hist place that our Ideas as le what constitutes n is i Hit winter or u warm suiumerer tlie iniersii of elthernie hopelessly mixed, 'Ter u decided depar depar tme efthu teniieraturu for a single mouth may determine Iho luiircssIen people to te tain ol'theeutlui season. Thus it will sui sui lulse must people te leai u that the mean ti'uiieratnre of last summer was slightly higher than the aieiagoef the last leity ye.ns. Ileth June and August were wanner than usual, and only .Inly was very cool. Jl xx 111 piobablybea still greater surprlse te learn that the winter of 1KS7 8H, which was generally thought te be ii cold w inter, was ically slightly wanner limn usual. December and IVbrimry weie both warmer than usual, and Jamiary alone u as ery cold. 'I'Iiiih people's opinion of n season seems le be hugely meulded by the special character of what is usually the most extreme mouth of the season." Noting the genenil conclusion of the wcatherwlse that the summer is te be waiiu becausii winter and sin lug hawi been win in or bec.iusul.ist smuiuer was cool, hn prisluces a cnielul icceiil of tcmper.iluie m iile twice daily mid ceiering a periisl of forty .icais ly mm t'haile.s llns'k. " Dur ing the leity years, uitictueu winters hae been wanner than the iiier.ige, and eight or the I'el lowing summers hae been wanner than thn average. Theio Inn e been eleieu cases in wliUb both Hut winter and spring have been w ar r than the average, nnd following these theie have been Die summers wanner than the average. There h.ive been six decidedly winm winteis, that is, winters whose mean lempcnituie was three ilegiees or ionic above the inerage; and lour of the following sum-' inuiNbaie been wanner than the axenige. It Is seen, then, that only about half of the win m winters weie followed by waiiu siumiieis: or, hi oilier wenls, ciinl sum nieis liinu fellow isl waiiu wiutms useHcn as the lei eise. The number of I hues w aim summers hae fnllewcd cool suuiiumsls nine, whlle the number of times cool summers have fellow cd cool summers is twelie." A season in hoie called cool or warm when its aieiagn temperaluie Is lower or higher than the aieragoer fmly i cars, a is elten assumed in picilictingthe weather of a coming season that during ni cry x ear the aierage conditions icuialii about the kuiip ; and if the liist part el the year Is eiy waiiu, tbe latter pail must be cool. This lluds no supsut m the livetilsiiud theesrt leaches Ihiiconelu Ihiicenelu Ihiiconelu sien that picdittleiis of this kind ham no mere aliiv tliini bliuil guessing. 'i:iise.vai Hl.v, (.'. .1. Kni'iivitl' has been electisl picsidcut of Lebanon Y.dlcy college, at Auuiille. ItlUMH.SIIMAIIM. Hvmivi.i, wiU leaui Washington sheitly lei Wallingfnrd, wheie hu has leastsl a heuse for the sum mer. Ki:v. im. Dimiiiciiilitsl iu .Madnis.luiie II. Itei.P. S. Dietrich was mm ,,f t1(, laitlieniu uiissieiiaiics statieucil nt lt.i uiauiidry, India, and has been there about six ycais. subject te I'lirtlier Itnvlhlen. I'rein I lie riillaili'lilila ltccnril. The revised nnd ceirected list of the iel nti es of the president w he have been intro duced te the public crib stands thus : 1. The biotber of the picsiileut. 2. The tathci-iu law of the pieshlent. a. The l.ither-iu-law of the "Crown Prince. " I. The biether of the huslund of the ilanghtei et the piceiilcitt, e. Thehiisluiiil of the il.mgliter of the biether of the picsiileut. H. The husband el thciiiccoel thn wile of the picsiileut. (Te Is- riintinili'il.l iliivnoelo. "1"0V.V! DOWN! DOWN! AWAY DOWN PUIl'liS OX PAHASOIS. Oui Mink mint be nd in lit, hiii! while our ,v. " iani-t-M Hurt t'ernvt hljles Inn e Mild bun ilntl. of tli, m, we mil lm u u Ilue m-Ici lluu of Parasols 1'rein which en can cIiixke. OUR PRICES DErT COMPETITION. ROSE BROS, & HARTMAN, J I i:.Vt.T KING bTJtKhT. ttitttiim(tct'. rillt.ArRl.rniA. Monday, June 17, lfM1. Cunard Cleth. The newest cotton. Sateen twill. Striped and plain, vari ous colors. Full of its native English solidity and substance. OutMefthe Custom Heuse en Saturday. The first ever brought te this country. It has already made a stir in fashion able Paris. 27 inches, 25. Se far as wc knew net an ether yard of it in America. We can say that of mere Dress Goods than you think, maybe. Galatea, ler instance. The very name smacks of billowy freedom. The stuff leeks it. The last let we shall have this season opened te-day. 25c. Te be had nowhere else. Fancy Black Brocaded Sa teens in stripes and figures. Neat and novel. 27lAc- Te be had neivhcrc else. A purchase just made of fresh Scotch Zephyr Ginghams lets us put jee kinds down te 25c 50c kinds down te 2TlAc As fine, rich and altogether choice goods as you'll come across. The styles nowhere else. Seventy styles finest quality French Printed Challis at37c. Behind the 50 and 60 centers in but one respect the designs are less elaborate. The styles nowhere else. Striped Weel Taniise. A quick 37c stuff at 25c. In choicest color couples : Iilnrlc nml while inn v mid whlln liiirnet nml "lilln (irrcii mid whlln hreun unit white KrnyUli ami wlilte en dark or neutral grounds. The last cases we'll have are open. Te be had nowhere else. . 30-inch Black Challis at 25c. You're taking 2,000 yards a day sometimes mere ; (creams the same way). Te be had nowhere else. And se en. Wc might swell the list te a column full of sen sational stuffs that you'll find en no ether counters. Crazy Crepe. The wrinkly, crinkly, wiry, always-ready stufl. Crisp, airy and comfortable when almost any ether wear is a burden. Dozens of pretty patterns. I2c. There's a multitude of ether low-priced cottons that you ought te see such as Ging hams at i2c and Printed Lawns at 5c. Think of a geed Printed Lawn at 5c ! iS'iulli nf centre. I lave you tried Gloriosa, un der a burning sun ? One of the lightest and coolest of the dressy stuffs. 48 inches, $1.50, Printed Mehairs are close by. Hoiithurslef ivntie. Twe special Blacks : Hemstitched Nun's Veiling, ,5 inches, 75c, 85c, $1, and $1.25. Beaded Grenadines that at fist were $1.25, $2.50, and $3 are new 50c, $1. and J 1.50. XertliwcM of leiitic. Jerseys. Seme for half; net one but has been made especially price interesting te you. We have taken all our Surah Silk Waists and marked them like this : A branlirnl let of Winilll tt'iiMi, iiatlim'it "I null ami 11KI bark unit lien), 111 refit, new j. I'liislei tucked (ittrlbiiMI Waists In H11111I1 Sill., iieref. mm 57 Siiine, M itli Miiisdvcil iiUe, Ml iv 911. lien :'! Wnvli Snr.ili, entile eki of tine titekt, ItifkN en Mecw', briar Mllelilni;. wen'Sl.l, linn 811 Tin Kid vel unit plulliil nil ever, hilar hllU'llllltf, ii'Sin, ueivlll WitMi Snrnli, black mid while lrls's, I'lnlU'il leclxe mini I'lbnt, brim Mltrhcd, hi rn -l.t-'O. mm Sll.re (iiirlli.ildl WnlM with 1'ediira lest of dllt.'l' i lit MmdM, jiuiled V Mrmci.. Hrreitl..V),iimi-JI'.Vii) Rich line of Satin Merveil leux Waists in a variety of styles and colors, tucked or smocked, full or loose sleeves, belt if you wish : S7.K1 kind iisliussl le J.VHD Ss'iil kind ititurtnt teSlkftil fi.ni Kind mimed In37.ini ilium kind reitnied lots.e) We put a number of desir able Jerseys at less than half their regular value as the mar ket new stands. Among them one sort, with vest front, all wool, black, garnet, navy, at 75c ; another, cashmere fin ished, at $1. A variety of Jerseys, braided or smocked, at $2. Fine tailor-made Jerseys, postillien back, bound with silk braid, go te $2.25 from $3. Fine lines of cashmere fin ished Jerseys go te $1.25 large sizes only. That's why. New cemers: Meusselaine Crepe Blouses. I Iandseme, cool, durable, 53.50. Kceend fleer, Chestnut Miect Mile. I'hc (leva (leva eor. Women's Percale Cellars and Cuffs go from 45 te 25c a set. And Summer just en us ! ('Iicetimi itreet Mile, cut of Main Aisle. It was 57 patterns (net pieces) of Brussels Carpet that went down en Saturday from IPaimumhcr'. $1.20 te 90c, and from $1.35 and $1.50 te $1. Mequcttes, Tapestries, In grains, Art Squares, Smyrnas, Felt Crumb Cleths and Oil Cleths are in the same pricc bbat. Wc want te begin the new season without an end or slew pattern in the stock. Kccenil fleer, Market trect Mite. Four cle- awjr. Jehn Wanamaker. toete attti Wtecn. OOOTH AND H!IOi;H. D.P. BARGAINS IN SHOES. JiirI received, illni't from the factory, ever one thousand 1'iilrsef IjhIIis' Hheen thai were iiiiidciiml Mumped le hn miM for t2.50npnlr, hut the parly fulled before Urn Reed were flu hlied ; mi I Hindu them an eiler nt the factory ter tlmeoeilinndhnit them fluMied In splendid si) lc, mid 1 11111 iillcrlni; .Mill thcicMiecn fertljO ami t0) ier pair mid every jmlr Kiinrnnleeil. KelbliUn rnre rhmicc te net n UW Mum for tl.V) mid J2.0H. Alse a let of Mcn'miiid lley'H HIhhi iienrni'teMiiK out cheap. A full line of Illnck mid Tim 0fenl 'I'ten for IjiiIIc, Mlitsea mill Clillilri.il nt the le est prices In the city. D. P. Stackhouse, 28 and 30 EAST KINO 8TEEET, I,ANt'ASTi:it, PA. nUD-lyilAw m?.M.Mi:K M1I0IM IN IlliACIC i,i:.vTin:it. Ladies' Oxford Ties ! Te-ilny thcMj iiiJiiilriililcHliiiiieN in fiHit weiir- bliinil in tlie Millie of fashion ; liuic te-ilny you'll lliul licuuly nml lliiciii'HS nml beauty nml Hoeilhcssluiloousof n lakes In lirilit or uiititrnl coleicil nnd black lcntheis . lilit, t'iiHV, uniccful .stiiijK.', in II iiu, Mifl nml llc.vllile lciitlicrx, thut 111c cool, coiiifertulilu nml durable. If you enru net for IIiiim'Ik lifeiuiMi of I lie tlieuglit that tiMi inaiiy nre wearing tlicui or Hint you wWli KeinclliiiiK iHUcicut, II'h mere than llkulv we'xc tin prclly Oxfenl in IjIiiek yeu'10 looking for. Wo've liicilliini ki'ikIeh at ocenoniic iirlccs im well iih the IIiichI. nt nr,'"lt-T cost. IIimv'h 11 pretty Oxfenl nt 7r:, -Imliii kill, piilenl Icullicr tip, sole sele IcMtlifi'cnuntciH, lianil-luriii'il, ami 11 lictlcr Kriiili-, kid lincil, tit &1.UI. Auetlier willi liwivy miles, peluteil loci, piilent leather tlpi, exirllcnt for wr vice, 11 1 JI.U'i. Aiidstilliiiietlicr at $.'St, kill upiH'ix, plain ejiera tee, lieM, nietlluni; height lieels. At $1.50 n very pretty kill ejiera tin', plain and patent leather tips, llexiblcfelcM, IS, t', It nml KwIiUIh. AtuluiKlit DoiiKelu kill, eoniiueii k'iik', plain tee, low lieeli, II, (', Diiiul KwidtliH. AkhIh tlie prlce Is W, very neat K'aiiili"'S I'aris kill Oxford tle., patent lent her lipped, lianil-t-ewed, jiillup Miles; an excellent shoe for service. l-'iner grades, hiiud-eweil, iiateut leather tlpK'il, SUM. 1'inest rieiii'li kid, liainFeeil, H, ('and I) wiiltliH, $.'.W(. Oee ealf grades, tine, witli piilent leatlier vnimw, liiiml-M'Ui'il, II, C and I) widths, i'lM mill '1. .Mine te -e if you've lime ciieiikIi te siaic le examine tlieui. SHAUB & BURNS, II Xiihtii Qt'i:i..vKr., IjANCAsn;it, 1'a. iiinr'J'.'-ljdAiv B OOTrt AND KlltllS'. ni Ml -O U It- Men a l.lKlit I'll ee Let ed mid l'lnln lllch IIim.K-Ijh'c raiiMisShiH'K, with rubbir soles, for 'IViiiiIi, llMiiiiasluiiih, lliise Hull, etc.. kUesOle I', !l.2"i. 'I lie Hnuluc nliu of thee sIhh'm Ih Sl..ri(), but n IieiikIiI 11 " Jeb I.el." When (hi se are all Meileiritliiiil: e cull klI tiny meie te sell nl Ibis prlie. .Mi'li's WIkhiiiiis, Jl; Uidlei, 7.V; He)h, lite, mid I'lillilrcirh&.v, These, tee, ulna "Jeb lit." Nel lel "III bale le be mid lit iej;iil.ir prices. MeiiV, llejs' mid Veulli's Tan 'Up Ueul.ir ("ill, IIisiK-Ijiic Mines, 31.50 per pair; belter Kiinle of Mcii'h nt K, SWd mid fl. Men'i, Tip Tim l.ei Uu-cMiix'siil 5I..V)niiil t2. lle.Mt' Veal fair Ijiiv, llutten mid I'iuikicv. Mieesslcsli ler',, Sl.-'i. Wn liaie oneef the larcest IIiu'm nnd assort assert incuts of Meii'K, lles' and uutli's Calf Don Den Don Kela and KiinjiaroeMiiH'K In the clly. IjkIIi's' Plain Tiki Tan ().fenls, T.'k'. nml iiv M ai its, LiidliV Till Tan Oxleril", T.V and upuardn. l.ulliV Patent Leather TIiOferds, 7.V. and iipuuids, I julli'-s' l'lnln Toe DmiKela OMiirds.T.'x'. nnd iiiMard. The two lust mentioned slux-a bent itiiyllilui; e ever saw for the money. Uulics.' Kid Opera Bllppcr, Wc. mid upnaiils. The One-Prlce Cash Heuse. Ill A KCiltT, The Leaders of Lew Prices Beets and Shoes, 3 & 5 East King St., i..NL'.vsTi:it, r.. S'Meie closed meryeieulngntfi o'lhx'k.ex e'lhx'k.ex ifit Monday mid Niltudny, Siii:ai'ki:u's Litjueit hiemvii ti:Nntu MJUAI'.I- PURE RYE WUISKY. My own distillation. scplS-lfd Yt)rKirnNuVeitM:r. " C.B.alaSpirite C-B. Tut IHr h'lTTise Cunsirr in inn Weiii.n. Ter Sate b Lcmliiii Mcrcliantf. Mayer, Strouse & Ce., Miiiiuruetuni, iK HHOADW'AY. N. V. ovUW-,t.M,Tli,Heew STACKHODSE fll Cl)ttm Salt. TTI riea A MA tltf. TOILET AR$ ACHfNA -Arcyeu loekinr for Toilet' Sets, cither painted neatly or with elaborate decorations, or en which the artist's skill is dis played ? Yeu can have no better opportunity te supply your wants than te call and see our assortment. About the price and quality there can ba no question. The privilege of exchanging if net satisfactory, together with the large variety te select from, are advantages te be had at HIGH & MARTIN'S, 1 5 East King St. nln-tfd J. 11. MAIITIN 4 CO. SOUVENIRS IN ART CHINA AND BRIC-A-1JRAC I While our stock must of ne cessity anticipate the needs of coming seasons, it is, as all stocks should be, most prolific in its offering of present neces sities. It's an index, se te speak, te the season's needs, and from its full page:; ". e., shelves we select a few items of special in terest. In this collection will be found choice pieces of Hric-a-13rac and Art China, suitable for Souvenirs en COMMENCEMENT DAY. ART CHINA! Cream and Sugar Sets, Berry Sets, Berry Bowls, Ice Cream Sets, Ice Bowls, Salad Bowls, Salad Casters, Roue Bewls,OHve Trays, Bread Trays, Soiree Sets, Bulb Vases, Carafes, Jap anese Fruit Bowls. BRIC-A-BRAC, In Royal Worcester, Belgium Ware, Japanese Ware, Doulton Vases, Belleek Vases, Cameo Ware. J. B. MARTIN & CO., Cor. West King & Prince Sts., Lancaster, Pa. 5nt !5uct. S JI'KCIAI. IIA1KIAINS. Siiiiiiiic' Underwear ! -AT Tin:- New Yerk Stere. j.a eiks' nkw.m:hhi:y vicsts, 12',, ), 2,3" ,50 Cent Huh. liADII-S' KINK flAUZi: t'NDKItWIZAII, I2'i, Si, :i7'i, ffl Cents liirh. hunts' KTitirr.n undkkwiuh, Z'k! IjicIi ; UmiiiI I'rlce, tlte. C.KNTS' IIAIilUtltllJAN UNDKIlWK.VIt, Z .13, 37VJt W Cents Kncli. " ISKNUV OAl'i: rXDKItWKAlt, si, inn, :a centK iiich. CIIII. DHWN'S UAl'.i: UNlinUWKAH, In All SlreHiit Leu- IVIich. . Ladies' Pure Silk Mitts, 12 i, 17. Si, Si, :, 37, ft) Ceiim ii fair. I.ADII-S' TAKI'IOTA HII.K CI.OVICS, lllaek mid Colen., IS',, 17,S1 CentH a I'alr. i.Aiir.s' lM'iti: sii.k oi.evks, Si.J.XT'i, MLVnU n I'alr. I.A DIICS' FAST BLACK HOSK, 10, US. SI, Si Cents u fair. i.aiuks' riNi: ui.ACK nusi:, lleruisilerf Dye. (Iimrmiteiil Abselub ly Cukt In Coler,37Ji, nml oil iVnli u I'alr. CIUI.DHKN'S PAST I1I.ACK HOSK All Sizes mid (iifllllleK ut Ijw l'rlee. Watt & Shand, NOS. 6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING STREET. Htueir. XrtSIlAI,IIAlt!AI.Nti." Kirk Jehnsen & Ce., llaie the I.arKel and fhle.il Hteek of fliuies and OrnaiiH te be ni'n In I .niieiiMer. lneiirSui.ill Were )emlinut you will Mud llariiieiilemi, AeiiniUtius, Violins, llmijes, liul. larsmiil Mnall Musical Iiistriuneiils of eiery deM'rlileii. Klnem ImiHirletl htrlllgK. llraililiarlirs for all the IJitesi Nieltblu Dur Line. I'rlit Hu'imr anleeil te Ih' the Leu est, hlui I music Mild nt cue-third le. lliaueuta lliaueuta lek'ile eric ii nml iiuilled teiill p.irlsef tlieiouu tlieieuu try. Tearherk lll iilciihe write for hiii-hil frhHN K'ceuil-IIand Itarculu Ilepartmt'iit ; One lis ter Sqtuiru fliine, iilmeM new; one (iiehle SHre,ene liearboii.eiie New KiiEliiud all In k'oed order, mid tin) prlivs will suit you; one Ililliii;siiiiiii ftaiie- a creul burnaln. Uikk! Nveud lliiuil Druuiisntiirliit, that will surprl.-e J en. KIRK JOHNSON & CO., Nil. 21 Wet KliiBhtnit. Vl S. fliine'-, OrKims mid fine Kiirnltiire lueied. Call mid vxiiiuliiu the New IlarrU Music IIIiiiUth nJI-hilAw 8 iTOI'l THINK I At this day, when eoniietltlen Iscrent, Hie customer leeks tosie Who Uhes.Net freiiilxw -HAItUAIXH. Customer. Step I Think! Who pay for ex. (ciisleadertiMiueiils Weilo nut AdwrllM. ll.il-yaliis.l'b'iulliKKiilrs, lie., but clii' .Mill the U'lH'tlt of tlmt wlikh ethers etiuthe printer. Our Counters Contain All tlmt Is New In SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND SPRING OVERCOATS. Our I'rlcM are the (.e.vcat l'estlble tit de Jus tice te ciKtcincr and eurclvcs, NUS. !11 Ml -tii, l T KINU Bl'HKBT. lasrU-Siud Svit PieemvE ci-osme out hale. "A! A & ' eslti ve Closing Out Sale. THKKKTItlEKrOCKOF THE PHILADELPHIA STORE. MTJSX BE CLOSED OUT! In Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Balbriggan and Gauze Underwear, Men's and Beys' Laundricd and Unlaundried Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs and Flannel Shirts. aKvcrythhui nt Bargain Trices te CIemj Out the Meck.G 6 AM 8 NORTH mnrSI-lydAw lethiiti,. s 'I'KCtAL. HKG6R St BROTH6R, Nes. 26-31 West King Street. MERCHANT TAILORING! (A l'Kltl-KCT FIT nUAIt.NTi:r.ll.) WB AHi: SHOWlNf! A HBAlITtFUI. J.INi: OF SUITING NOVELTIES FOR SUMMER WEAR ! i:nIUh Cheviot Hiiltlntti, in Nobby Mghl Ktrectn, I25, te Order. KiiKllfth Worsted Hulthigs In Htyllsh 1'lnlil nnd Htripe l'.irectx, Silnnd tSi, te Ordar. Stylish VelenrHlilllUKN hi I'hild and Hlrli Btrrcts, KS, te Order. Special Vnliira In fine t'nsslmere HnltliiK-, Kxccllent Htyles, a), te Order. Wlilte Duck nnd Fancy Linen Vestlnc", Pl.V) le f6.00, te Order. Clicvletx, Hcrses nnd flannel Knltlngs In lll.ick, Uhie nnd Fnncy direct!", S15, !10 nnd 911, te order. Mnrk Wnte DiiiKimnl Worsted", lllaek Wale UlnKOiinl Cheviot', Btyllsh nnd Fepular Mntertalu for Cunta nnd Vest, !15, te enter. Our Matchless $5.00 Trousers te Order. We knew them te be the Hest Value at the I'rlce. Fine Cnsslme re nnd Worsted Treuserings In Klj llsh i;ilcct, 0.50, J7.W) nml iM te Order HAGER 5c Nes. 25, 27, 29, 31 .Uatchce. H. Z. H1IOAD.S SON. LOW PRICES. Following will be found n list et noed-low prlced-nlwnjs In our Meck; Child's Oeld Finger lthu;, 2."c.; MIssiV (leld Finger KIiiksTSc; Ladles' (Jold Finger HIiiks 51.00 blrceI!uttuiiN,e-ie.,nv.,;i.tU; Cellar lluttens, 2.V. te $1.0); Diamond. Cellnr Uutlens, S2.1W; Ladles' mid Misses' llrensltiln,2H-. te 3I.U1; Mourning I'lns and i:nrrlng, Zk: te Se.lM; Hracclets, 25c te 510; Nlikel t'leiks, Sl.iO; S-i).iyManllorleck,S.l.T5; Ijidles'Ueld Wntches, 813.75; Nlekil Wiitilii-x, JI.OO; Mixer Watches, tlO. n-ItepalrliiH in nil hrniichc by geed nerkmcu and all work wnrianled. H.Z. RHOADS &SON, Jewelers, Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET. Wh. AT FenDersmith's Bookstore, tOpielt Court IIeiisi.),i Is the FLACK te JlUVnll the Mevl Talked About, nt Trices 1IKLOW lliel'ubllsher's J'rlce. "MAItllAKS," by llbern. " O lli:i 1'F.NhTF.IN," by Crn ford. " Till: ALI'INi: FAY,'! by Wlsler. 'FAbSi: llOHU," bj-iiiily. "JOHN lIi:itKIN(l," (leulil. m'JO-tfd II F.ltKH IIOOKbTOlti:. BLANK HOOKS. Geed quality of Paper and Durable Binding con stitute a geed Blank Boek. These two qualities and many ethers you will find through our whole line. We can furnish you with Beeks for every use and every Department of Busi ness at Bettem Prices. Come and take a glance through our stock and see what a Line we carry, at L. B. IIERR'S BOOKSTORE, 53 & 55 N. Queen St. niiglMyd i't c f v i n e v i t e v . piLINNA IIHKNKMAN. Refr igrer sl t e r s Facts Werth Considering ! The use of Ice, once riiraulid ns n luxury, has tiectunc almost imliersall) miluicretliunecci Ity. Te make this lee the most wri Inutile, a ltt ltt frigeniter Is iireilnl. Tlie ijeiilltlis seughl in n lit frtgi-mtur nrw jiri'criiien of p,'rlsliuble Iik1 nnd nn icoauwil iceauwil etil me ii ire. The economical use of Ice depends iien the prinriple (melinl, the ruiirriirlim of tbe Ite Ite rrlgeiiiter.aud hi uWmtiill the cold ulr. The iirhicipal muses or decuy In meats m d frulU are ilnmimcit and itiryiwj ri;ifrafnie, causing the expansion nnd contiiiclleit of llv sues which hasten diini ; heme a ifr.v titnioi titniei phm nml iimurm frmju ru'urc conduit telhelr pn-serialieii. The Alaska Is constructed upon Mrlilly idtnujit prluclplts, by which low trmptmtme mid iltynttt of mr .lie naturally and tucvilably ebtnlncd. The ALAhki eek'svs the only presau cIiiiiuIht free from odor. The Alaska produces a ifry, trulil tiir, which no ether Itefrigcralercnn de. The Ai.iska bus prcsirieil nth moifjiicr-fecllyferAi-ee nctkt III hottest weather. The Alaska priKluces lietler results with leu ice than any ether ltcfrljemter. FLINN & BRENEMAN, 152 N. QUEEN ST., . LANCAblElt, FA. &e0t. QUEEN STREET, LANCASTEIt, Pf.NN'A. BROTHER, WEST LING STREET, liANCASTKH, PKNN'A. 4;uvuituvc. -tyiDM YBK'B fOHNi:it. AN ADVANTAGE YOU SHUITM) NOT MISS. Ibe adMiiilage of sehtlug fiem tli largest ni.d most cemplcle stock of FURNITURE we eer ellcrcd, and one which must satisfy most niiyene. Ills well scleclcd, lite newest In design, geed and Lew Priced, ThondMintitgnef selecting from sik.iii stock Is an Imiieitant coiisldeiallen, and assures the piiri'btiser jHTfecl s.itsr.itten. We uere never lu littler shape to.-crveyou. Is there mil thing you unlit 111 Fiirnllure? IF SO, CALL AT WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE, COItNFU OF E. King & Duke Sts. QCIW il Ci 1 11 IIS. IT STANDS TO IIF.AMI.V THAT HT. HAVE Till: NEWEST STYLES In Ilnndseniv, WellOInde FURNITURE Fer the Kntlre Heuse.at h.MAl.l, I'UOKir I'll 111 -s. Ollicmls" e could net make slilpmenln tlireiih the SI'A'li; met een Inte t'hll.idel plil.i. Dlsplny of Neu Ideas lu Parler Kulles llilswetk. Call and see them. OCHS 6c GIBBS, MiinuliiUimrs and Dealers, 2d, M nnd lib Floers, N0.31bOin'l!ilTi:K.' HT nll-lyd 11 KINlTfll'.'f. Wi: DO NOT WA IT UNTIM IIK USD OF TH i: r-i:.sON, IIUTOFFKIl NOW Ul It Summer Goods AS FOLLOWS: Fercli quilr, feldln-, nil both carpel and bent Ilecker, Hieiii; nnd durable, Sl 03. our Uiiiler. the largest mid lit ellered in tlie clly nt Jeblitrs irbv. 1 Hent).tle oilier lte. k.rs tit n tilt ef.V eat h ..'H'",l'? that rnl.l and ill stand ihe rain. S.M.i. All Iren and weed. .','.1f?k ' 'arse nnd we want te muse 11 .."'. "!.""r l-erches new mid you Willie suited. Unit and the best will be selectisl. 3.L.LON FIIIST FIOIt.-61 HEJNITSH'S Furniture Depot, Nes. 27 & 20 SOUTH QUEEN STREET, --i-v ...w f n. - v :c s&rf
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