THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE It, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1889 ,'. W E MIh futcUtflcucciv tXDREW J. BTEINM AN, ' 7 CHARLCTSTEINMAN FOLTZ, rdlter. l- miBMii viiamiv, i-ueusncr. frfi h'AMK DAILY lNTELLlOEXCER Published every dny In the jcnr.butSmidny. Uerved - rnnmm in mis ciiv ana surrunndtnff ! 4 itewnsnt ten cents n week. Ry mall fire del- f m year in narancc; SO cents n month. i : WBKKLY IMTEM.IGRX CER-One dollar nnd ss nnrctnttaypftr. iniifiMinrp. jMmCETOSUBSCRIRERS-Rcmtt by check or posiencc order, find where neither of UMNMH tw nrmiMitml tmtid In n wrlalnrwut yBnlewd at the rostefllec, as necend elnss well j Address, tks DfTfiLLf aeNCCR. 7?T IjincnMcr, Ta. --. Ei ' W LAirOASTXK PA., June 24, 1889. Hy , yvs ' a?- A Mayer ef Htrangc Qnalllr. me ruiianeinnia itrnt is limine n great deal of fun nut of Mayer Filler; a perhaps tue mayor Is gelling it out ,f of the Time. He la se peculiar In lilt :v-i Ttcwa ami feelings thnt there Is no lell ' tag what lie may net get plcniurr- from. if" Wl Infmt. tverferimiiien lins Imhpii te S, findc 4t.& rftttya tuxrma Mr..., 1..11 1 nH lit. ' train upon wliiclt lie nnd renie fellow relief eeinnilttecineii were travelling from Wllllnmepert te Johnstown. The mayor objected te 1 lie pretence of n cor respondent, csiecially an unlnvlteilene; nm he vv etild hac Itccn clear enough in his right te dismiss .Mr. Wliltiy, ir lie liad been correct In the Mtppeyltinii that he was paying for the train that carried them ; though the policy of tbc performance would have lieeit doubtful. There was no very geed reason why a reporter's presence en the train should uave been object tellable ; iind a ktiimIiIp man would at least have made very f lire of his right loonier hint oil', before doing it. Hut it Pcems that Mr. Killer did net pay for his train, w hich was a joint gift of the Pullman 1'alace Cur mid Pennsyl vania railroad companies ; mid that Mr. Whltty was cent by .Suiierliilendciit Blnlr, of the P. II. 11., who had made bin acquaintance during the .stirring mines of the flood, te join the relief commis sioners' train, wIiemj elllcials had onions te receive him en beard ; consequently theyweuld net put him oil and l'itlerliad no right te enlcr him oil', and the mayor of Philadelphia made n notable ass of himself; which does net swm te le an , unusual thing. And this was Pcnnsylvanla'H Kepub- llean candidate for president, Ivslde k being Philadelphia's mayor. Hew often docs it come te us te Ins reminded of w'hatlltilccrenturesgreat men aromatic; until we almost come te think that there la.ne rcalgrcutnci-siii the mask of men of mark, but that it must be neught in the s shaded walks of life, where the braren impudence docs net lletirish that draws men out te the light. Of courts.', this is net true, save as n HUggetien of the truth, that there Is vastly mere merit bidden from and vastly less expoced te the world's gaze, than we would guess from reading the ehronielesef the times. There arc many truly great men that the world knows of and a great many that It does net; a great many feels it hears of, along with the innumerable host that de net turn tip te ell'end it. Fitter is a sample of the man who makes ngoed rope-maker but a peer mayor. It Is a ease of attempting le make a silk purse out of a sew's ear. Mr. Fitler iveh never brought tip te travelling in palnce cars, with dining tarn and darkey attendants, nnd did net take te it naturally. When the question came up as te w hat a gentleman should Jle, he did net rcmcmlier that he should net lie arrogant and should net tell a lie ; as was Ids tale that the cars mid all in them belonged te him. And there Is a suggestion that if the mayor had net Iwcuncearsc grained creatiiretilleget her, be would net have appeared at desolate Johnstown with two elegant coaches and a crowd of attendant servants. .Ne, Mr. Fitler will net be president. The Peer Ohl World. The eiutierer or Austria has made a speech en the Kurepcau situation and as be certainly ought te knew all about it ids remarks should be of value, but as is usually the niK? with royal re marks new days, they fail te (brew any light ou the subject, it is the old story. Austria is in full agreement with her allies and (he piesjiect of continued ace is geed, hut as armaments are " MNOTflted by ether nations Aus. trla must de likewise, and sjieelal appre priatiens win ikj asked rer the army. The overtaxed jieeplu are of course very tired of this sort of tiling, but as lighting would Ikj rather mere tiresome tliey Bcem resigned le peace and poverty, and willing te Mntul any measure of taxation that has the preservation of peace for an excuse. The allies are in a permanent state or real or allcclcd alarm at the engcanee or ambition or France or Hula, and these two nations are taxing their people heavily for fear of the allies. France is Mantling theMrain finely, but llussia appears te Ik; In a desperate M rail. Bhe has allowed her lieusantry te fall into the power or usurers, who lend money en mortgage at rates that cannot In? earned by the overtaxed r.inners. The money lenders foreclose the mort gages and get the work done for nothing as interest, se that many of the farmers are practically in state of slavery. It is the custom te Heg men who fail te pay taxes.but the failures te pay have or l.ite been be numerous; that the" Hogging has Den partially MisiKjiuleil In some dis tricts. llussia Hogging her iople te talse money te buy guns te keep the jieace, and the Austrian emperor asking rer cash for the same purpose Jn-t after a desperate struggle ever an army bill in the Hungarian diet, makes It leek as though these two governments would be the first te break down under the strain, though they may go te war llrst iu sheer desperation. Peer old world ! We turn from It with relief te "Hail Columbia, happy land ." -f Is It Enterprise. What feels these editor l. t v,. P believe iu newspaper enterprise.but there lucmiy are euiters or city Journals who have a peer conception of what enter prise is. We judge this from the frantic flerts made by some of them te get llrst the last gasp of the dying Cameren. Thov ril.l l.n lib.. ...111. ..'. . . .. & y.Vf v """ "rum, aim He it g i whii everyone in wnose death the public gviwrauy is supjK)seu te feel a lively Interest. It is an itideeent pcrfemumie The dying should Ik? left with their IP friends without (In. rllli...in..u i. ...... if aleil of tlin miwirtnr Tlw.w. I., i ... ----- --,-... .-.. iii.iu 10 inn little Hint tlilt lillliltil iin in I-..,,... ..,l K death is awaited ; beyond the fact that It .,. has wune ; nnd this Is what the buzzards r hovering ever the Cameren liome- Meau awaiting. It is asimple nunounce--Miet,wh!ch will go out tetbt)n-i ,.i tl C"W seen us the event hap'ii. .md .UHpaiNneaii attbnl tot wait It in ewatjtatlemv. Thelrdeshv te " Lvut " ihclr rlvAls in the time of the announce ment should Iw curbed, and their eager ness te gather news be directed into a mere fruitful channel. . Wasting Ammmltlen. The New Yerk .Vim and the Bt. Imls Jicpitblican seem te lw having an ani mated discussion en the question of nominating Governer David Hemictt Hill, of New Yerk, as the Democrat le candidate for the presidency. The S'm pretends te be lit favor of that proposi preposi tion ; we de net knew of any ether jour nal or jiersen en the amc side; nor does there seem te lie any ether newspaper but the I,'fiitHraii that deems it worth while te epiKssj Hill as a candidate. We assume that he Is universally held te lie a dead duck, In Andrew Jehnsen's forel ferel forel ble phraseology, nnd one net calling for any further killing. News doubtless Is scarce and topics few out iu .St. IxmiIs, else the ItrpuMlcan would 'have mere iniH)rlant things le talk nlmtit. It knows that firing upon the fallen Is net profitable; and if Governer Hill is net eliminated as a presidential candidate by his election iisgoverner of New Yerk, when the Democratic candidate for pres ident was defeated iu New Yerk, then he is net of the klllable kind, and there is no if-0 in tiring en him te bring him dew ii. If he can sear with that lead iu him, lie is powder-proof. m mt Tin: new two thousand ten cruisers, for wlileli bids lme been asked, Illustrate in tlielr ariimuictit tlioniUntiee Hint h.is been nude In that line since tlici building of the new navy began. The policy new most appre ed dictates the use of a very few ery heavy gnus, nnd tlioe ships will hme, only I we six-Inch guns for Ieiik rangoerlo liniotrate henxy iirmer, and the pl.ice of the ether licnvy kuiis Hint would Inue been mounted en n ship of this leiiniign Is te be tnUen by rapid Urn guns, eight of tlicin of liiur-liH'li calibre. These 1II be the largest and (Iki llrst nincliliifl guns eer mounted hi tlin piiiuary liatfeiy of a iniui-if war. Tliei' lll haotedo tlie bulk of thoneik ilia close action, and as tliey liave never beeutlioreiigbly tried ttirtctii.il bnttln unal niitlierllfcs hn Ixcn very cautious III adopting them. These comparatively small et niseis will cost seven humlicu thousand dollars cub. Ki.mi Mi:m:m:k, of Hliea, has lireeuin king of Abjssinla, and tlieiigli noenoin tills pirt ortlie world cares very much; tlin fad Is Important te tliose watching African nlhilrs. Ills country adjoins Abyssinia, and has Wen nominally tributary te it, but the k lories of tlin Mahdlsts han inndii tlie union under one king desirable for all concerucd. Menelek Is a warrior, and hopes te "smash the Mahdl." Jle Is friendly te Italy. -I Man y Icebergs are repei ted in tlie track ofthegie.it ocean ferry and tlin steamship ItourgeKiinof tlie l'lentli 1 Ille describes ene a thousand feet long nnd rising a hundred and llfty feet above the water. As only about one eighth of the w hole mass appears above Dm sutf.ice it is possilile thai this bem reached down Inte the eeeau depths ever a thousand feet. The explorer ltess toceids nu iceberg iu tlafllus haywliidi was agieund In water that pteved by sounding te be llftoeii hundred feet deep. A lil.UMAN uiagn7lue iiilllslies a census of tlie illiterates iu various leiintiles of tlie world. The Uiiiteti Hlatcs makes a rather respect able showing with only eight per cent, of illltciates, but only the whiles are counted. In laiglaud we llnd thirteen per (cut. ,rratxn and Hclghim liilcen pertent., Helland tell per i cut. and Scotland snv en per cent., unable, te read and w rite. When vvocenio le the puiely Teutonic slates wu llud a marked rcdmtlnu In the peiccntage of Illiterates. The highest Is iu Switzerland two and a half, In tlin whole ticriuau eiuplin II is ene per rent., iu Nwedin, Ueumail:, ltavaria, lladeu and Wuilem buig, there is piiictieally no one who cm net read ami write. In Spain and ltnlv iKnorauee is dense, I nit Hiissia, Iteiini.iula and Kei via. the Slav iu stales, me wefully ignorant, with eighty per leut.eflllitenites. VAItllJTV SHOW IN' A lll'llt II. The 'ii, peeled I'ei'liiriiiiincii'riial s.(.nii italleil 'I'vve MelheillHl ( lerjij man. Bethel and M. Jehn's Methodist chinches, of Nevvnrk, N. J., me in a slatoefgreat e e lilemcnt ever a lirst-ilass M'iis.tien in the latter named church last week, the particu lars of which have lust leakisl out. About two weeks age the ltev. Mr. Ulggs, et licthel church, who Is raising funds lei building a new cliurih, asked the Itev. Mi. l'aluiei, of M. .lehu's. Ter the use of Ills church ler a "cl isxical" cntertaiuuiciit. A circularauneuuced that the troupe engaged was the Thee.llrur.v operatic teuquiiv, and cenqHiNed of some of the gieatcsl talent In thoteuiitty. I'inallv periulssleu was given te use St. .lehu's (lull, h, ami en Wmluos Wmlues day oveuiiigthe building was clouded te the doeis. The opening number en the puigianiuie aiu.i7(sl the aiidieiKeand almost tool, aw ay the hi tath of Paster 1'almei and the olll elll olll cersel'lhoeliunh. As the "classical eu teitaluuicul" pKH-cedcd the bald-headed men iu the audience who witnessing gen uine variety show. Pastors lliggs and Palmer did net cxnitly knew hew te classify il. Hut tlin latter seen concluded that it was net the seu of etiteitaiuiuenl that ought te be given in a chinch, and he rang down the cuitalu, as theatie men would say. A leading member or St. Jehn's church said: "There weie no pregrammes and we were entirely uuprepiusl ler what took place. Tlie women picscnlcd themselves en the platform iu shett dressing that al lewtsl a lieedlspl.iv of limbs. The 'gor geous toilets' leiislslisl et (heapdiessesef tailetau. Atterthev h id sung a bacihaua liau song, which included kUklug et legs ou the iiart of the women and a kliiiUiugel glasses by tlie men Iheie was a murmur of siirpiise in the eliunli. Paster Palmer, w he was in a rear seat, IliMIIv w lote a lew lines and sent them te the I'nauagei, Mi. Harnett, asking him te avoid auv inoie suih acts. The few pies tliul liillewed w ere only slighll.v hotter and ineie of the varletv order, eceit a piano sole, whUh was very line. Then the tietipe pieseiited a seit et Wild West scene, which was veiv tioer, mid w iieii the oewlmv el the piece began smoking en the pl.itierm Mr. I'al I'al nier went le Mr. Harnett and again asked him te avoid siuh acts or end the icifonn icifenn icifonn ance. " Then t-aine a banjo sole and a d.iuee by a girl hi a short troek, and a diunkeii sen'g by oue of the t loupe. This was tee iniuh lorthepistor and as a uuinbei of the dis gusted auillence lelt the hail Mi. Palmer stepped te tlie pulpit and said he regretted v ei v much that he had given his consent te the company using the thurcli, as the porfeiiuanco was net lit fur siuh edifice. Ills remarks created nun h applause. Mr. Harnett answered by saying th it the treui had given the same show iu many cities and no fault hud ever been letind with il. The euteitalmnent seen came te an end. " . " Cliii-a" Was ii Man. "Clara Kills." who was sent te the hnii.n of correction in Detroit, as a disorderly woman, but whom the physicians sav is a man, villi he put te hard work bv'.Siipeiin. teudent Nichelson te-morrow . The case i remarkable. r " Clara" is inediuiii slisl w illi large gray eyes and had dark brew n hair, reaching several Indies below the waist. " Clara" appeared te be a woman abeut.Hj j ears of age. Stierlntendeiit Nich ols cemis-lled the person te den trousers en Saturday, mid have the beautiful b.nurs and hair cut. "Clara" was peisuaded Te give hei iiauic, which is Jehn Heady Sinie the traiisrormutleu tlie prisoner leeks Ul j ears old. He says he was 12 ears growing his hair and has during all that time worn women's habiliments. .Mrs. estpite. Hi Ijrnisl street, Uist, says "Clara J.lllh" roenieil there scvenil vveevks recently. A barber en Limed struct kept c-empanv with "nam" mid they weie te he inirrl.sl seen. " Clara" w as an en pert dressmaker and made a manlier of dresses for laities en Jellcrsen avenue. A Weman' Itusli Aet. Jfis. Ll71e I.iud saturaltsl her elothes Willi en mt wt tire te tlieiu, iu Kansas I Hi, ou Ir. 'ly, and was latallv bunie.1. him had iiimr. Hed with her luislmud for keiing iatu heuiH. OOP 8 OARHAPAntLLA. That Tired Feeling T fxprrlfnced ty slrnest ev erj-fssly st thin (.iii,Hriil insny people rernrl te Hooit'sHarMpn Heoit'sHarMpn Hoeit'sHarMpn rllln leifrlvennny tholanKiiernnilrxlmiillon. Tlie Meed, Is'Icn Willi liiinrltirwlilrli tinve liern iiiTiimtilnllnK for tiKitillis, moves Iuk cMily thrmiRli tlie vclim, tin1 mlml t) le think quickly and tlie hedy Is ntlll slevrrr te rnpeml. Heed's Kirnnirllla l Jnt wlmt ts nceitnl. Ilr"rlMP, vllallres nml enriches the tilrsxt, titnkrs thn head clear, crrnles nti nf tlti overcomes ttml Unit rwllnc, tones tlie nerv oils sjtcm, nnd Imparl liriillh and vigor te the whole body. HOOD'S HAltSAI'Altll.liA. "My nppellle wns rsr. 1 (snild net lcep, had lirnilnrlinn ureal iltnl,ilns In my tmek, tny hevri'ln it lil net move rruulnrly. ffefsf's Hnrsnpnrllln In n short thnn did me se iiiiirh Reed llml I feci llke n new man. My pntns nnd ncliis nrc relieved, my nppetlte linpreveil. 1 sny toethrrn who need n rikkI medicine, try Heed's Harrnparllln and i-ee." (Iroiiek K. Jacksev, Itexhiiry Station, Conn. M A K IX TH n W K A K STI N ( Fer jenrs I was sick rvry prlli, bill lnsl rnr tiek Heed SnrMipnrllln nnd linve net mvii a nick day since." (J. V. Bieam, Milten, Jlnw, " t take. Heist's Snrsnsirllln;ns n sprlii tunic nnd f rrreiiiiiiend It te nil who have Unit nils rrnlile llml feeling." C. l'AiiMUFl', llrldxe Htrerf, tlrcMkl n, 5. V. HOOD'S HAlWAI'AHIlit.A Bebl by all itniKKluK !l J six for l"i. I'npnnd only by C. t. HOOt) A CO., fxiwc II, Musi. 100 IIOSCS ONKDOI.I.A II (1) (ijvoccvice. ljAmiAINHI "llAltOAINSf Yeu Need It New ! BROOKE'S CRYSTAL SOAP ! In Order In Make Itueni for II, We Itnve De cided leHcll Wrigley's Mineral Scouring Seap Twe Bars for 5c. NOTi: A f'lAV OP Olllt UAItOAINH TltlH wi;i:ic t KenrtlsMlld Cheev full ('renin L'beese NIccNew flams . i:trn Dried lleer rriini s. ", 3, I, ft nnd H l for Criu la r, .In ncH ISs for Hire, :i, I and I fts fur ItVVIh itv y t. ler nnd IJVJe r It. 'i'K! JUHr IH-XTIVKD. am:w inveici: ok ('ttititY.v.ce.'H(iiui. I'AHIKHNOKIIAI.K. ffi:ADliUAItTi:itS KOIt Picnic Goods Samuel Clarke's WIIOMXAI.i: AND liin'Ali.TKA AND COKI'KK STOIti:, I V! AND f I HOUTII tilTKCN T. 9-Teleiieiiv. free l)rllvrr,i.-tia mj8-f,H,Jl,vv JtUoiellititcottiv. Til. MAllt'IN A. CO. is ! ! a kjav 1 1 i.ms of iNn:mr Het Teatlxer. J. B. Martin & Ce., (OltNl.U W. King & Prince Sta. I.ANl'ASlflt, P.. (Oppeillehlevni" Hellvc.) Mesquite Canopies. White nnd I'lnk. All Hlzeb-Inim Crlli te lire pentile Hid Uice or Tnrlaliiu, I'atiul flxtureaiid foldlin;Tep. Tarlatans and Gauzes. All Celers fur DiaphiK Mirror", Cliiiu iH Hi rs ami I'll Inns. i.-'erk lleiieli.v I'.ktU. Window Awnings. I'iiteiil Viiitllallni; Hmsl. IIieiiImuiic IliuiiUeine N( u l'.utciim. WINIMIWHH MUX-All Celer. I'm up Mltli our I'alenl Urep l'Uliii.t,,n.. uiittliii; light mid sir al top et iilmtnw nnd Kcrvcus loner pari. Wire Screens. Illiuk, (Irisn, Drnli, flgiiritland ljinit. siiiIK', put iippriniip(l) vvltli tlicbcii . tliigs. Hisirs from JI.VW up. . Heern .Miule w Illi falenl Iren Corners. Ciiuuut w nrp or Nis. it.iiu..- liigOiiiigelilasseK, hteain It.iitlalersiunl hluun Healing Apiurutiis; het and Cap hrrews, ami In fact almost ewr thing required liv stenm UM'rK,uiHtnlleflilLli e utrir nt prlrcHiiliiili vie Kiiarautce te be lower than Ihese of any etlur dialer In this vlcliillv. ' W'eli.ivetswltlvil) Hie largest Mink, and ts Ing eeimeefeil vilth llic Ti lri.hene i:cliiinge lire preii.iredlore.slve and nil all enlim In the shortest possible lime. When in want of nuv thing In our Hue, mil ou us r.ir prices ami ,. .! Ill J mil I iiaa aj.t .s ... .. l.llll. .... ! the prumiit rcjmlref all kind of mm hlnery nrn uncxrt'lU'ctlu iJiucuMer. und e rtiHclfuUy Central Machine Works, l.llAlWNOItTffCHItfSIIANhTltllirr, f.a:pAsTnt, t'v. Geed Werk, Iteaseiuiuiu Cliarsvn, I'renipt lies. U eleuhoue eeiuiecUiui itt-lfdll A ftf. YOU fO.Nhl'itl'TI VKT VHV.- - PARKER'S GINGER TONIC W'llhiiut iU taj. A rare, medical coiiiimisIIieii that uire viluu nil else falls, ll.ui urcl the worst ciisw ,,r Ceuisli V.il l.ungs. AmIiiiiii, Iiidlgestleu, Jnwurii I'aliu, Uxliaiutlen, SOe. at DruggUla. HINDnUCnilNS. Hie kar.,t, furem unit hnt niie fur Cern.. ! .UVi,V.";.,J?'.'' .H'"l"nl iilii. fii.ur.eei,m.rt Je tliu fi-eu .Nevtr falK te ems-. 1 mm , Unilu. HlMCOt K i CO., S. V. H SlIIIIDlC We ort:A.M. Ve desire tei nit II lie ntteiitleii ,vf eeasiiincis er.Steaiii (iisMlsniid llnglni'. rn' Miepll's. te ear mrceimjivarieUM.sit.it i'i- Viilve,CHk, .Ma lealilu nnd Cast lien fillings, Asbestos iiliiilM'Nien unit llsiidiirlan, sliict, Piston mu( Milve rnckliu;H: sitrli nml lti.,1 i n... ..... v.,.,..v ..i. ... .,u. H.iiui huu llltltll-- nrsstesjiyn von Mnucj, IM.i nnd Wxiitlmi. .nirinriunriiier turiilsiiiiig i:nglnr. Hellers, I Shafting. 1'uIIem.. Hiiuzir. suh ciiii iiihi..1 V.'i"!'0'?' .n,.ul ',H Aur' T'. l'attern: Itfrtunmnhcr'. 1'iltLAOEl.rillA. Meudny, June 21, 1M. Regular 20c Gingham for That's the point of as inter esting a Gingham story as we ever told you. Goods that differ from the Scotch only in ene thing they are Setter than the lower grades from north of Tweed. Why net? Scotch wit and Scotch skill are none the less because they arc put in play in America. These Ginghams arc of as fine cotton, as evenly spun, as carefully woven, and as skil fully dyed as any of their 25 cent fellows " frae Glasgac." Finger a piece. Net an atom of sizing in the finish. What you feel is honest cotton. There's geed wear as well as geed leeks in every fibre. These Ginghams have been lively sellers at 20c. The trade turn that lets us make them 1 2 yic sets dollars rolling your way. Fit company ler the 25c Sateens at I24c. They jostle each ether en the same coun ter. Sateen as near te the best French as the Gingham is te the best Scotch. Yeu get a yard of both for what a yard of cither might well be. Commotion all through the Cotten Camp. The i2c Hatiste at Sc is an extra geed cloth at the price. White and ecru grounds, black and blue figures. The 8c Challis at 6c leeks te be worth half a dozen times that if you're net tee close. The 5c Lawns are of geed, serviceable quality, in fast colors, and in as pretty patterns its we ever had in cheap cot tons. Nert lui et nnd northeast erccnlrc. We have added a large va riety of patterns te the line of 37 Yzc All-wool Printed Challis. Plenty of dark grounds among them new cardinal, garnet, navy, gray, cadet, black. All the light shades in full force. Heutlmcil of centre. The price magnet begins te draw once you arc in sight of Women's Muslin Underwear. That 85c Muslin Skirt, Ham burg ruffle, is $1.25 at least if you find it outside. Put any ether t Cambric Nightgown in town beside this one. Ne, there's no mistake in the mark. Corsets tee. We never heard of this R. & G. Summer Corset, " all bone," for less than $1. Yeu shall have it for 75c 1 1 e re's another Summer Cor set at 50c. Pat for bathing. Heceud HiHir, llrst gallerj. Junlpir film tMde. Styles of Black Figured Dress Nets that have been 51.35 te ! .S5 are 90c te $1.65. 2-inch Normandy Val. Lace 7C ; 3j4-inch 10c; 5-inch 15c. 35c Torchon Lace 28c ; 18 and 20c Torchon 10 and 12c. Oriental Lace and Irish Point the same way. Yes, there has been a little upturn in Laces. Yeu shall share the profit. Chestnut Mrii I slile.eaht of Main Alle. This morning for the first : Black Cashmere Square Shawls at $t $1.25, 51.50, and $2 that we never sold before under S1.50 te $2.50. Kverything in Fancy Shawls. Seieud Heur, Chestnut strict side, five eleva tors. Five items from half a hun dred at the Cutlery and Silver ware Bargain Table: fnglMi SUigherii'tlaudle Carvira, IMnch bl ide, (O and T.V' a pair. Celluloid and UiiIiIh r Handle Cm mis ii third under rigular pries 'I rlple plaint Teaspoons, JU 2Ti a de, lripli plated TalilcsiKxins, J.I.71niler. Triple plated Dinmr forks, $.1 60 a de. Keeiul fleer, tlilul guilt rj. Outing gear of all sorts. Bey or girl, woman or man. Toels of any healthful sport Tennis, Croquet, Base Ball, Cricket, Archery, Angling. I lie Tejits te lounge under, the 1 lammecks te lae in. Come with the vacation in mind ; we've every store help te add te its delights. Hints tee, if you're only half certain itasi'inciit, iiorllK.istef teutie. A very little scratch or jam takes part off the price out of a Refrigerator. Se does a behind-time pattern. Yeu can save money en a number of otherwise perfectPuritans. II.im aunt, ner'tliM est of c. litre. Jehn Wanamaker. 8 'lOl'l 1HIXK1 At this d.iv.vihvn cntupotlHeu U great, the customer leeks le ke Who Ulv es.Net I'remlsi s -HAIhlAIM. customer, Htep! Think t Who pay for ex tcii'lv.. advirtisciiieiilH? W e de net dv trtlsii Rural", Clearing Sales, etc., tint glt .von the bcnitlt of that which ethim give tin primer. Our CeimtirH Contain All Hint I. New In SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND SPRING OVERCOATS. Our I'rhi-s tire the Lewest rimlble todiilus tediilus tliu te customer mid eurMlve'. MM. ',;! 1 AM) 'illi WIJsT KINO hritKKT. inurlWuid tfttrttltttfrc. Furnftur Headquarters I I hereby Inform my friend and the public generally thnt I have Inkrn thn nnnltlen of Urnernt Manager or Hie Old-Enuvhllihtttl Fur niture Depot, NO. 28 EAST KINO STREET, where I will carry n full linn of teek, nnd wit t prlcei thnt defy competition. Pure Hair Matresses A 8PECIAI.TV! Itepnlrltiff done promptly nnd In n workman like manner. WM. M. HOKFMKttilt, Jc22-1td MA,tAUl(. H EINIT8HM. WK DO NOT WAITUNTII.THEENDOKTHB BEAHON.nUTOFKEH NOWOUH Summer Goods AH FOLLOWS: Torch Chair, folding, nil betli crpel nnd licnt Wfteil tl.2i5. lleckcr, atreng nnd durable, 11.00. Our lender, the largest nnd beat offered In (tie city nt Jobbers' price. Tweiity-ni c ether ftrwkcra nt n ctitnfSOcrach. Itcnclies Hint Md nnd will aland the rain, I2.IV). All Iren and weed. Hid. k la large nnd we ant te tnnv e It. Kill up jour perrhca new nnd ion will lie ulled. Wnlt nnd the heal will be selected. WAIJi ON K1I1.1T KIXMHI.-S HEINITSH'S Furniture Depot. Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET Vy lUMVEIl'H COHNEIt. A Heavy Fall. Neiv la jour chnnce te buy FURNITURE I'rlceahnve" knei ked" down tint II almost nil profit lina len " awenl nwny." Whnt wn lese you Kill n. Yeu vTender why this sacrlllc t Tfie wonder la : Our Stock Is Toe Big. Must be cut down. XVe wnnt jeu tehnvelt rnther than carry Hever summer. - Tills H the only renaun. Oimllty nnd atvle iisIiIkIihs ever, hut the price la low enough' te niHke a chill run down j our back. WIDMYER'S, COIINKR OK E. King & Duke Sts. rycim uiiiiis. HEETHEK11USTHHOWN IN 1.ANCAHTEH. 1IEAUTIKUL PARLOR SUITES FRENCH VELOURS. Latest Ceverlnir. Will Wear. Meth Won't Touch II. On Exlilbltlniiln Our Window To Te flay. UETOUll TRICK. EVKRYriHNO NEW IN F17RNI1 URH AT OCHS & GIBBS, 'Jd,3dAlthKlwirs,) NO. 31 bOUTH QUEKNHTREET. nll-lyd Irtt'itoelo. u Mlllt):i,I.A9. UMBRELLA HEADQUARTERS AT Illi: MANUFACTURERS. ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN, I I KABTKINObritHET. e-Ili palrlni; and UeruverliiK u fipeciallv . iiMmiH&F !tliua ilrtU. I IH1H.VMAIHIN. FRUIT JARST" JELLY TUMBLERS ! CHINA HALL. Masen Fruit Jars In Pints, Quarts and I lalf Gallens. The celebrated Lightning Jars in Quarts and Half Gallens ; this jar has no superior in the mar ket. Jelly Tumblers in any quantity. All at Bettem Prices. HIGH & MARTIN, 15 East King St. ellMfd i'louecfuvniohtun Ojoeiio. QALU AND HKK -THE- ROCHESTER LAMP! blxty Camlle-I.lslit; neatk them all. Anether I-et of Cheap Glebes for fins and Oil rSlevea. THK"Ti:UKECTION" MtrTAl. MOULDING nnd RUUUT.R CUSHION Weather Strip. Heats them nil. Ihtastrlpoutviearsnlletliers. Keens out the cold. Htupa rattling of vilnduws. Kxiludea Ilia dust. Keeps out allow nnd rnln. Auv one can apply It novmsteor dirt luadeln nppb tUK It. Cun be fitted nnj u here no holes tol.eie, n-adj for use. I will net split, warp or shrink a cushion strln is ttie most perfitUaAt llieSteM', Hratcraiul ltanue Htorcef Jehn P. Schaum & Sens, 34 SOUTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER TA. Xtix'km:ar-thk l.vi .i faslileimblstvlcs Hiulsl und ben, at rt'.ISM NM ( Km!" AND MOST hades, thecheiiiiesl Genu' KuruUhing bter, U Wtt Kin.' treU ' - 7- , H. it OAfe 4 BON. t i 4' - "-- f Following will be found n lint of geed low prlce4-lWny in out tteckt Child' Geld Fl niter RlnRK,Zic;Mlnc' Geld Finger Rlng,T5e.;Ldle' Geld Finger Rtnc,yi9 Blecve Rations, 2Sc., V.,!.(; Cellnr Butten, 2Sc. te 11.00; niamend Celter Butten, 2.00 j Lsdltn'and Mlmefi' tJrenslplnii.Zie. lefl.OO; Mourning Pin nnd Earring, 3Se. te tS.00; BmeelcU, 25c. Uj10j Nickel Cleck, ft.OO; 8-I)(yMantleClecki,B.?3; LadlM'Uetd Wntche, I1S.75; Nickel Wntche., Jf.OO; Bllvcr Wnlchc, ltd 4aRepalrlng In all bmnche by geed workmen and alt work warranted. H. Z. RHO ADS & SON, Jwlrs, Ne. 4 WIST KINO STREET. Gavptt B ARQAINHt OO Shirk's Carpet Hall I - FOR Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets. OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &e. Wx Havk tub Largest and Hut Stock in tme'Citi. H. S. SHIRK St SONS. Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa. lethlun. T O CLOTHING 11UYEKS. LGansman&Bre. Best Goods -FOR THE- Least Ivleney 7 Durntile TnnUi nt We, 75c. Hec, Jl.OO. Dress TaiitK a HI. DO, rJ.00, l.'.50, t.t.00, SI.OO. Scotch Cheviot Hulls nt (6, (8, (10. Fine Engllnh Weratcd CenU nnd Vents nt f(I.U), 5fl, ?I0, 1 12. A Finn Line of Trlnce Albert Suits nt (10, f 12, fH,lfl,fl8. ScrKO CenU mid VcsIh at t?M, (3.00, $1.00. Seermicker CeatK nnd Veiitii nt POe nnd 51.00. lleynatT.'ic. Hlnek Alpncca Centii lit $1.00, 11.25, 81.60, J1.7S, S2.00, n.ae. Flvellunilrcd ChlUlren's Tant at 20, 25 and 60 cent. A Laws Aerlment of Clillitren'R Hulls, (1.00, (I.2 tlM 11.75, K. Dctler Hull" nt (2.50, U, (1.50, (I. SEE OUR English Serge Suitings te Order, In Rlnck and Hltie, nt (12. They nre Geed Value for the Meney. fir All geed Mild from new en nt nliiiest One-Half Original Trice. L. Gansman & Bre.. 66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST., B. W. CORNER OF 0RANQE. LANCASTER, TA. V Net connected with nny ether Clothing Heuse In tlie city. II ERR H HOOKSTORE. TABLETS FOR HlIHINIsS,JIE.V. Hettnl Jeb Letn or TENCH. TAULLTH for Onicc tlse, nt Hieclnl Bettem Trices. 1T Come nnd Examine Sample AT L. B. HERR'S, A- 55 N. QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, TA. T ANCA8TER Hiail KCHOOU 1889. CLASS 1889. AT G. L, FONDERSMTH'S BOOK, STATIONERY & ART STORE. Can He Seen Heme tlCHiilIfiit Ilil.US'I'HATKI) rOKMS, C.UID C'ASIX?, eui.1) tens and sti:hliN(j SILVICH IIOLDintS, tiOLI) ANM) SIIjVKU TIINCIIJS, WMTI NCI CASUS NOVr.I.TIKS IN CHAMOIS SKIN, Ac, Ac, Ac, Hultablufer (Iraduatliij; Tresi ills. 46 East King Street. OS-Opposite Court Heuse. inUO-trd Ittueic. 1 rusicAL hareainss. Kirk Jehnsen & Ce., Have the IjirKCst nnd Finest tixk of Thmiw and Organs le Ik. seen In Iiucaster. Iu our Small Wan lVur!imul jeu villi And Hariiieuiciis, AccerdiiiiiK, Violins, lliiuji, dill lursaiul Small Musical Iiistrumi uts of every description. Finest luiixirted StrliiKs. Headiuar(erM ler nil the I-atest Nei cities In Our l.lnc. Trices guar, uuteetl te Ik. the lnrest. Sheet music sold at enc-thlrd less thnn cutn cutn cutn locue iirlee nnd innlleil le all parts of the coun try. Teachers will please write. Ter Hicial lriccs. Secend-Hiind narvtilii IVpnrliiirnt; One Ix-s-ter Square Tlune, almost new ; one On hle Squnrf.niieUnirtMiii.ene New Encland nil In geed order, nnd the prlies villi suit jeu; one IhlstiigSmiare Thme-a great lairsuln. OihkI Socenil Hand Organ at prices that vi ill surprise J""' KIRK JOHNSON & CO., Ne. 21 West King Street. nT. S. Pianos, Orpins und Tine Furniture, moved. Cnll and examine the New Harris Music Hinders li-'HvdAw e IT Y HALL CKiAlthTOlIU I am new located at Ne. 7 Wi-st Klin; street, uliern I will ut alt times Keep ou hand a full line of ilmlce clears. kninUliu; and iheiiini; tobacco. Will le pleased te have my friends anil natren (liciiw u cull. apri-hmleed OEO. M. HOUUKR. c OI.IsARK AN!) ClFIs-THE ls,Tlr, iiim iiiesi. (iivuniuic, mm iiiesi i-oiuiiiriaeie hHpe and t le any size, nt ERIsMANs Ucnu' FumUhine Stere, U v it Kl us fctreet. 1 r 1 e jffjf' , .-W Salt. B AROAIN8 1 TO (ftldihtun. lOe" NOVELTIES I 1889 AT H. GERHARTS. Tlie most complete assortment of Hprlnc OverceatlHR-Engllsli Cheviot, Diagonal nnd Cnssltncre Siiltlne nnd Treusering that linn ever been shown In this city. Workmanship tti best nnd nil goods wnrranted as represented. II. OERHART, . . Ne. 41 North Queen street. -0nly Direct Importing Tailor In the City of LnncAster. M VERS A RATH FON. SEROUS AND FlANMDlK KOIt su.mmkh comfort, wk inviti: an inspj:ctien or OUIl DISPLAY OF SKIIGUS AND FLANNELS foil SUMMEIl AVEAR, TO ORDER WE HAVE THEM IN BLUE, BLACK, SEVERAL SHADES OF BIIOWN, GREYS AND MANY LIGHT COLORS. TO ORDER FROM fill TO J.K. MYEHSA RATHl'ON, RELIABLE CLOTH IERS, NO. 11! EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, TA. II Ilhili A I! BOTHER. YOU SHOULD SEE IT ! ! Our North Queen St Window ! ! Summer Weight Clothing. I'launel and Seersucker Coats nnd Vest, SI Oil. .Mohair, I'mnice, Alpaca Ceat nnd Vest, i'2.25 und upiiurds. Yeu can sc plenty of them In thenbem win dow. While nnd Fancy Vests, Linen Tants nnd Vst; In fact every thliiR In Men's Suits. Our line of i-niU and I'utaiiay Bulls rnnp fiem tlM le SA). SK7lnl values Ht S-i, $A, f 10, 31.', 111!. A icrlect lit und oiiremi maUe. Beys' and Children's Suits. Children's Suits commence nt tl nnd co In 57 W each. Special v allies nt f U50, K.50, 1.S0 nnd M. Mnny linvelargopntchesvilththeSults. A alsls S'ie te J 1.25. Merchant Tailoring Depart ment. We have taken about 20 patterns off.) and il Tantal.xins which e will make le order nt J.S per pair, nil extraordinary value. Suits at 51 and upiinnl. for vihlch we received n third mere iu season. Furnishings for Men. hL'.lri' '" '"l"",., 'M '" ' shirts. While, 0e '9 S1.23. Shirts, Trcnle, 50e te 81.25; Doinet h-,1,.r0i.,;?f le Uh'' l-'Sfit Weight llndeiwear, 17c te SUO. H ;v ONIM'RICE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS, North Queen Street and Centre Square, LANCASTER. PA. rf-Overceat und Ceat Maker Wuuttd, HIRSH mm if4a ti-i.' 'Ki&Sji $&&&& .-ftlgfekii 4. . -4T. 'rf
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