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THE IiANOABTBB DAILY IOTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1889.
3,
THE T.YWEAT iTAHVEgT.
Encenmgliuc Reports About the Pros
pective) Creps la the Northwest.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press say a: "South "Seuth
cm Minnesota and Dakota are In the midst
of the wheat harvesting season, while in
the central portion the harvest is getting
well under way, and in the northern it is
leaping in spots. It ill be n week or ten
days yet, however, before the harvest is
general in the extreme northern counties,
including the uiicr portion of the Red
HUer valley. In the southern tier of the
counties of this state and also of Seuth
Dakota the wheat is being stacked j in scat
te red localities threshing has begun. The
conditions have been extremely favorable
both for the ripening and harvesting of the
grain, during the past v eck, and all the
reports that have veuie te the Pioneer Pre
from regions n here the cutting is general
are extremely favorable.
"The grain is turning out fully as well i a
was BiitldHited by the latest previous ad
vices lu most localities, and In many in
stntK"i there has leen an even better yield
than was counted en. lu grain that Is still
standing, net vet ready for the sickle, the
eflect orthe raiiiH or two and threo weeks
age is seen In the plump berries and per
fectly rilled heads. The ruins wrought
wonders, and regions which wcre sup
posed te have been desolated by dreuth are
new premising a yield that w 111 be nt least
worth the reaping.
" The improvement iti the prospects has
been continued and uninterrupted for the
last month, and, allowing for all dcvastnt:d
and short crop regions, the Pioneer Press
believes that the wheat crop of the North
west will exceed rather than full below Its
previous estimates. In ether word?,
h0,000,000 bushels of w heat, or mere, w ill be
harvested this season. In Minnesota the
crop.cxcept in the Keel Itlvcr valley and few
Northern counties (and even from these ad
vices are mere encouraging than at any time
this season, will be fully an average crop.
TherelatUe condition of the crop iu dif
ferent divisions of the Northwest has !een
se thoroughly reviewed en previous oc
casions that It Is unnecessary te g ever the
"ground again The Improvement that has
taken place has been quite general w here cr
there was any grain te be benontted. "
The Northern Pacific report says: "The
way lu which the w heat has headed out Is
generally a surprise te the farmers, for
while the. straw In many places Is very
short, the wheat has headed out well with
a full, Arm berry, and w here harvesting
has commenced the result shows a better
yield than was expected."
Heperts along the Little Falls Branch
west te Merris, along the Minnesota divi
sion, and also along the Fergus Falls
branch te Fergus Falls, show that w heat
cutting Is pretty guuer.il, and that the yield
Is in many cases mere than an average.
This is particularly true of the I.lttlc Fulls
branch, and of the Fergus Falls branch
from the main line as fur west
as Fergus Fulls and Wahpeten. In
the Bed HIver valley the cool weather ex
perienced for the past wcek has caused the
wheat te ripen slewlv, with ample oppor
tunity te All out well. Harvesting in this
district will commence next week. The
prespects have been steadily lmpre ing for
the past three weeks, and it new leeks as
If n full two-thirds te three-fourths of a
cren w ill be secured. Airing the Dakota
division and blanches It Ih thought by
m-iny that the yield w 111 be better than has
been figured en heretofore.
First en IMgiuy Aiienn Ulnnti
We are tee apt te regard a small ailment
much as we would some pigmy, unpleasant of
aspect and prankish Indeed, but incapable of
serious mischief. We Ignore, the fact that It
prows prodigiously, strengthens In proportion,
and begets c II piegcuy. A fit of indigestion, a
(light bilious utlnck, sensations of unrest and
languor when the sj stein should hae been
braced by recent sleep, unaccountable nervous
ness, Inactivity or the kidneys or bladder
whature tliCMj but the precursors of obstinate
and serious bodily disturbance? lu either of
the above emergencies, common sense and ex
perience iinlte In Indicating Hosteller's Htoin Htein
ach UllteiNus the best pruciitie. Particularly
should Its use be prompt when the. languor,
j awning, chilliness down the buck, and fever
lshncss that precede a malarial attack, mani
fest themclcs. Don't neglect It. fte with con
stipation and debility.
gjpcclnl Jtetlcce.
IJuckleii'HArnlcii Salve.
The 11j.stHai.vk In the world ferCuls.Ilrulscs
Beres, Ulcers, Halt I'heiiin, Fever Beres, Tetter,
dripped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
SklnEruptlnus, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. It Is guaranteed te glve per
fect satisfaction, or money rclunded. Price 25
rents per box. Ker sale by II. 11. Cochran,
Druggist. Nes. 137 and IS) North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. Junc27-ljd
Kitotrle HIttei-s.
This remedy Is becoming se well known and
se popular as te need no special mention. All
who lmc used Electric Hitters sing the same
seug of praise. A purer medlilnn does net ex
ist and Ills guaranteed te Ue all that Is claimed.
Klectrle Hlllcrs will cure all diseases et the
Liver and Kldnejs, will remove Flinplcfc. Hell,
Halt Hhcnmand oilier uifcrtlens caused by Im
pure bleed. Will drle Malaria from the sjs
Icm and prevent us well as cure all Malarial
fevers, Kei euro or Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Klectrle- Hitter. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price- 50c and SI. 00 is r bottle til II. II. Cochran's
Drug htere, 117 and 1.JU N. IJiui'ii St., I.uiciistrr.
1'u.
(5)
Mothers ! MotherM ! ! Mothers) ! I t
Are jeu disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a skk child sullerlng and crjlng
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
se, goat once and get a bottle- or MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHINCJ SYRUP. It will relieve
the peer little. sufferer Immediately depend
upon It ; there Is no mistake about It. There Is
net a mother ou earth who has ever used It,
who will net tell jeu at once that It IU regu
late the bowels, andglvercst te tiie mother, and
relief and health te the- child, operating like
magic. It Is perfectly safe te use In all cases and
pleasant te the taste, and Is the prescription of
one et Dm eldest and best female ph slclans and
nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere,
25 cents a bottle. Juiuttilyd&w
Is Consumption Incurable I
Bead the fellow Ing; Mr.C. II.Merrls, Newark,
Ark., saj s . " Was dew n w 1th Abscess of Lungs,
and friends und ph slclans pronounced me uu
Incurable Consumptive. licgun taking Dr.
Kings Nev Discovery for Consumption, am
new en my tilth bottle, and able In oversee the
work en my farm. It is the finest mediclne
ever made." ,. , .. ..
Jesse Mlddleteu, Decatur, Ohie, sajs:"Had
It net been for Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption I would have died or Lung Trou
bles. Was given up by doctors. Am new In
best of health." Try II. Sample bottles free at
II. 11. Cochran's Drug Stere, Ne. 1.17 and I N,
Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa. (a)
(JnvbiUrtve.
TTAHDWAHK!
YOUNG K IMPROVED
TOBACCO CUTTER,
1 HE BKbT IN THE .M AKKET,
MARSHALL & RENGIER'S,
0 dll SOUTH QUEEN ST.
S- Alse Hefrlgeraters, Water Coelers and Ice
Cream Freezers at Itcduecd l'rhes.
CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND HUILDINO MA
1KHIAL lu Endless Variety.
IIOYAL HEADY-MIXED I'AINP, White
Lad, OIU und Varnl-hei.,
3-01ve us a rallnndbe convinced that ou
get the full valiif for jour money.
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
9 & II Seuth Queen St.
ribA-ivd
ffiertl.
I UMBER AND COAL.
J aOHACCOSIIOOKSANDCASES. WIST
LUN IIAHD WOODS. Wholesale and Retail,
by B. H.MARTIN A CO.
uJ-lyd I'.'t WatcrStreet, Lincaster, l'a.
--AUMGAHDNERS COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
OrrtCES Na 123 North QuetnStreet, and Ne.
561 North Prince street,
Yakds North Prince Street, near Heading
Depot.
augli-ttd LAN-CARTER, PA,
COD'S SAlwAPARlLLA.
ALL RUN DOWN
Frem the weakening effects of warm weather,
by hard srerk, or from a long Illness, yen need
a geed tonic and bleed purifier like Heed's Bar
saparllla. Hyen have never tried this peculiar
medicine de se newj. It will give yen strength
and appetite. .
" Heed's Barsaparllla gave me new lift, and
restored me te tny wonted health and
strength." William H. CLOCOit, Tllten.N. H.
GIVEN UP TO DIE. .
" I was completely run down and was for
neatly two jears under medical treatment
being given tip tedle by physicians. My mother
urged me te take Heed's Sarsaparllla. At last I
consented, and I have never taken an) thing
which helped me as much as Heed's Barsapa
rllla, which restored me te health and vigor. I
have been taking It about four months, and am
new a different liclng. I can work all day with
very little fatigue. I recommend It te anyone
whose system Is prostrated." Nr.LtA Neble,
Peoria, 111. .
A GOOD. APPETITE.
" When I bought Heed's Sarsaparllla I made
a geed Investment of one dejlar In mediclne for
the first time. It has driven en rheumatism
and Improves! my appetite se much that my
bearding mistress says I must keep It lucked up
or she will be cemjulled te raise my beard with
every ether boarder that takes Heed's Barsapa
rills." Themas Burhkll, 139 Tlllary street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
"We all like Heed's Rarmpsrllla, It Is se
strengthening." Likkik Balfour, Auburn,
11.1.
HOOD'S 8AK8APARILLA
Beld by nil druggists. $1 ; six for te. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. (2)
H
UMPIIHEY'8
PR. HUHPHREY'H SPECIFICS are sclcntl
cally and carefully prepared prescriptions ; used
for many cars In private practice with success
and for ever thirty years used by the people.
Every single Specific. Is a special cure for the
tit sea se named.
These Specifics cure without drugging, purg
ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and
deed the SOVEREIGN REMEDIES OK THE
WORLD.
LIST OF I'ltlNCirAL NOS.
I. FEVERS. Congestion. Inflammation
2. WORMS, Werm Fever, Werm Celic
3. CRYING COLIC, or Teething of Infants,
4. DIARRHCEA, of Children or Adults ,
5. DYSENTERY. Griping, Bilious Celic...
(I. CHOLERA MORBUS, Vomiting
7. COUGHS. Celd. Bronchitis .
H. NEURAI.OIA, Toothache. Faccache......
II. HEADACHE, Sick Headache, Vertigo...
10. DYSPEPSIA. Bilious Stomach
11. SUPPRESSED or PAINFUL PERIODS,
12. WHITES, tee Profuse Perlexl
I I. CROUP. Cough, Dlfflcult Breathing
14. SALT RHEUM, Erysipelas, Eruptions...
15. RHEUMATISM. Rheumatic IMins
ID. FEVER and AGUE, Chills, Malaria .
17. PILES, Blind or Bleeding
III. CATARRH. Inttnen7a,Celd In the Head,
20. WHOOPING COUGH. Violent Coughs ..
21. GENERAL DEDILlTY.Pftyslcal Weak-
ness
27. KIDNEY DISEASE
2. NERVOUS DEBILITY .11.00
.'10. URINARY WEAKNESS. Wetting Bed, .60
32. DISEASES OF THE HEART, Palpita
tien -51.W
Sold by druggists, or sent postpaid en receipt
or price. Dlt. IIUMi'llRKV'H MASUAI, (144 pages)
rlelilv bound lu cloth and geld, mailed free.
llu.MrintKiN' Mkdicink Ce., 10U Fulton HI. N.Y
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SPECIFICS. Tll,Th,St.W
jFuvnitutrff.
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IDMYER'B CORNER.
A H eavy Fall.
New Is i our chance te buy
FURNITURE
Irlees hav e " knocked " down until almost all
pretlthasbecn"swcrtBVBy." What we lese
i ou gain. Yeu wonder why this sacrltlce 1 The
wonder Is :
Our Stock Is Toe Big
Must Ikj cut down. We want jeu te have It
rather than carry It ever summer.
This Is the only reason. Quality and st.vle
as high as ever, but the price Is low enough te
nuke a chill run down your back.
WIDMYERS
CORNER OF
E. King & Duke Sts.
e
CHS A G1HHH
SUMMER COMFORT
What Is mere refrcstdng, especially
these Het Summer Da)s, than the home
coining ten neat und prettily furnished
home? Wccan help jeu make It se at
very small cost. However, te enable
jeu te bear the "Heat and burden of
the day," we eiler ou "SLEEP COM
lORTS," vlr. : Easy Comfert-Olvlng
Mattresses and Spring Beds, at all
prlc-es. We'll renew the " Comfert " In
) our old Hulr Mattress for little money
or make a ncwenu te order. Lei us help
ou be comfortable.
Ochs & Gibbs,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE, (2d, 3d & 4th Floers,)
NO. 31 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
all-lyd
TTEINITBH'S.
22 DAYS LEFT.
The Chair Sale
WILL CONTINUE FOR 22 DAYS,
And vie have added te Chalre some ether
geed that must go net for profit hut for Cash,
whatever they will bring.
The Rocker for $1.00
STILL LEADS.
That FOLDING LAWN BENCH new I2.U)
Onlj u Few of Them. 1-ust we-ek It
v as 2.sj.
We prefer Giving jeu the Profits te carrj lug
the goods.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
49-Personal Attention Given te Undertak
ing. itttielc.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PLEASE READ THIS!
Wi: HAVi: .TAKEN THE AGENCY
KOUTHE
Schemacker Geld-String Piane!
We have them new In stock, aud Invite our
friends and the public generally terall and see
them.
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
N0.21WEsT KING STREET.
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TES.SE JONEJi A COJ
J Manufacturers CONFECTIONERS' FINE
PAPER BOXES. Thei met beautiful Hue lu
the United Slates. 145 Commerce St.. Phlladel.
uuf Va. Write for descriptive price list.
wmdtl-TSUed
H
Clothing.
me
CLOTHING BUYERS.
LGansman&Bre.
-FOR Tilt:
Ltast Meney.
Extraordinary Bargains In Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing.
Prices 3S Per CeiiLLevter than Ever Heretofore.
All Our Weel Men's Casslmere Bulls, down
tefAt7,tand!IO.
All Our Own Weel Men's Chev let Bulls down
te tt, Hand 110.
All Our All-Weel Bey's Bulls down te ft, IS,
18 and m.
All Our Children's Suits down te 11.00, 11.25,
$I.7,SKUW,.00,VUJ0.
Thin Coats and Coats and Vests at less than
first cost price.
These goods must lie sold new In order te
make room for our large Fall Stock new being
manufactured. .
Our Great Clothing Department Makes Down
Bale cannot lie equaled In this city or else
where. Bee our Qualities and Prices before pur
chasing. It will pay you te call.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 H0BTH QUBEN ST.,
S.W. CORNER OF 0BAN0B, LANCASTER, FA.
Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
-j-ARTIN BROS.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods !
Thkre are many things lu
our stock of Summer Goods
that must go. We don't
want them here next win.
tcr. The strange prices put
en them Is very much below
Ran Offering
for
Everybody.
the low prices usually asked for the same qual
ity. Men's and Bey's Suits that will tit your
Ideas In style and quality. We may fit your
backs. Woolen Casslmere Suits In Bummer
Weights and Summer Celers, fc" te til. Tropi
cal Coats and Vests made from Cey Ien Flannel,
Mnlinlr. Pnnire. Tricot. K5r tnS-lnO. We'll de
much te help you keep cool during these het
suury uujs. rsec uur siut-K ui nniiiicinmris.
Every price, und many styles. Yeu can ear
them while camping, traveling, lounging or for
business. Belts te go with Flannel Shirts arc
here in solid colors, two, three, four stripes, or
silk, 10c tnSOc
Gauze and Halbrlggnn Shirts and Drawers,
25c. Silk Handkerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs
(net cotton), French Web Suspenders, xtra
value.
The prices vre've initeu Summer Ties takes
them out eulcklv. They must go quick. Buy
ers notice the prices und wonder why se low.
The reason Is we want te sell this season's
goods this season.
MARTIN BROS,
Merchant
Tailoring, Clothing and
Furnishing Goods,
NOS. 26 AND 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
H
1U.-JH & BROTHER.
LessTen Per Cent.
All of our SUMMER hUITS for Men, Beys
and Children have been marked Ten Per Cent,
off of the former low prices. It Is te jour ad
vantage te sec our Fine Assortment and Ixw
Prices before purchasing.
MEN'S SU1TS-K.00 TO 20.00
Less Ten Vtr Cent.
DOY'H SUITS- J..V) TO IlitH)
Ixws Ten Per Cent.
CUILDHEN'K 6UiT8-l.ii0 JO e7.&u
Less Ten Per Cent.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
In Assortment and I.ew Prices Equalled by
Nene.
WORKING PANTS, TOc, 75c, 8.V, V5c, !I,00.
WORKING SHIRTS, 25c, 30c, 35, 45c, 50c.
d
one-prick
CLOTIIIEItH AND l'UKNISIlERS,
Herth Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
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ILLIAMSON A FOSTER.
BUYERS RADIANT WITH JOY
OUR BARGAIN SALE I
WELCOME TRICES.
STOUT GENTS SUITS.
JSOISults ,. ..Marked $600
10(1) ' " 8 00
12W) " " UO)
11(1) " ... " 1100
STOUT flENTS PANTS.
J5.V) Pants . Marked f I. V)
3 50 " -IT,
J 50 " " 2()
THIN COATS AND VESTS.
S3 50 Ceat aud Vests.i-.... Marked J2 50
1 00 ' 3 (I)
I a) " ' "100
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
."He Suspenders Cut te liic
25e " 17e
lie " " lle
IV ' ' 10.;
seu nun ;c "4 nose
25c i He
ITctl He
"ic Neck
mute
17c
13:
WV5
25e
17c
l.le
IOe
tarn
2 00
150
ee
ckwear
ks "
.tse '
S " . ..
17e " ...
l.'- " . .
(150 Flaunt I Shirts
ill)
200
A tine line of Saline W
nder scarf for Flan
ml shirts at .", 10c. 1A-. 17c. 'JOe. 25, ase and 50c.
if .,ti.i,.it'rii.. v i
Cut Price en Ferfex Huts.
Men's 1 00 Straw Hats . Cut te S2 50
lit)
2U)
150
12"i
121
1(
i ()
175
I Ut
125
100
,.i
00
We have three cratles of Hlue Straight Htlm
Straw Huts, II, tL50 and U.
Alse three geed cheap Uiubte Hut with geld
cans II, 11.20 and IL50. ull 2i In. sire.
The II tirade Is a geed one.
The 11.20 grade is better and guaranteed net
te fade.
The 11.50 grade Is a Gleria Cleth,
LADIES!
we would call jour attention te one of our
special lines In Summer Footwear.
A Hrlght Dongola She-, flexible, soles, low
I heels and square tee at 124) Is well worth leek-
Innat. We hnve them In all sizes from 1 te K
and widths from A te 1), Insuring you u xrrect
nttlng and a comfortable shoe.
Williamson & Fester,
U3-3B E.HT KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA.,
AND
318 MAHKET BIREET. HABiUBBeJRO, FA
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Ml
HIRSH
BROTHER
goet b $hoe.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
BARGAINS IN 8H0E8.
Jnst ttcelved, direct from the factory, ever
one thousand pain of Ladles' shoes that were
mad and stamped te be sold for 12.50 a pair,
but the party tailed before the reeds were fin
ished ; se I mad them an offer at the factory
for the (feeds and had them finished in splendid
style, and I am efferlnt; you these shoes for tl JO
and 12.00 per pair and every pair guaranteed.
Se this Is a rare chance te get n fZSO shoe for
11.50 and 12.00. Alse a let of Men's and Hey's
Hheeswa are closing out cheap. A full Hue of
IllackandTan Oxford Ties for Ladles, Misses
and Children at the lowest prices In the city.
D. P.Stackheuse,
28 and 30 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, FA. a30-lydw
c
UT PRICES
OF SHOES- CONTINUED
HERE!
SHOES-ALL SORTS !
Fer Ladle', GentV and ChlldrenV
wear. Prices marked down from
!Ke te $2.00 per pair, according te
quality. Plain substantial liinktH,
Htaudard styles, adapted for every
day requirements, very flne grades
for drew, and many ether goeel
kinds thai ill! the gap betwecu.
Heme llucsi complete iu bIwh, ethera
broken, yet ln-the airgregate we've
every length and width iwcitwary te
fit comfortably the feet that 1 1 1 ny be
brought here te be elad. There's net
a foxy-looking iierllbaliapcd shoe in
the let, but, ou the contrary, arc us
new, bright and elenu In apiwarancc
as if from the nmkert te-day. If
tliere'a n shoe want you have te atip
ply, iu large or sinnll Blren, flne or
medium grade, you'll be wlso.te give
us n call te see hew well vv e may atilt
you In n shoe hk well in n money
sense. If they are net at least 2
jier cent, oft" value oil' com iet Hern
values then we give up our guess
en shoes aud shan't expect te make
of you a iM'rmaucut patron.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter, Ta.
B
OOTH AND BHOEH.
A Big Reduction
IN
SHOES.
As we have secured tin
trolef'Tho Celebrated
the agency and sole con
n! " Frank D. Wevlmun
ihlaLadlcs'.MIsscV, Chll-
it Ce.'s Fine Philadelphia Iidlcs'.Mii
elrcn's und Infants' Shoes, and as ICTs iiccrssarv
te run a large line of any make, te keep the
agency or control of them, we have decided te
mark dewd the whole, line (ladles'. Misses' and
Children's), of James Cetter's Flne Philadel
phia Shoes, and run In their nlae thoabeTo
mentioned Hue. lu order te s 11 them off lu a
short time, we have marked
EVERY PAIR BELOW COST.
Ladles French Kid, Common Sense and
Opera Tee Shee, C. D, and E. widths, fUX);
former price, H.60.
Ladles' Hrlght Dongola Coiiujieii Senseand
Square Tee Shee, C. D. and K. widths, f.1.00;
former price, 14.00.
Misses' French Kid, Opera and Square Tee,
C. end D. widths, K1.00 ; former price, 11.00.
Misses' Hrlght Dongola, Opera und Sqiture
Tee, C. and D. whlths.liSi : former price, 11.00.
Misses' Curuceu Kid, K lull Cut Heel and
Spring Heel, C. and D. widths, 11.50; former
pi Ice, 12.00.
'-Th!s Hue vve have sold for about three
ears, and our many customers who wear them
tun testify tethelr qualities. Slmn they have
een inarKCU newu iney nave ikhmi selling very
fast und cannot last very long, se de net Tilnine
us If you fall te save 11.00 by Inijlngu tmlref
this let.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Tbe Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
Beets and Shoes,
3 & 5 East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
OSlere closed cv ery evening at 8 o'clock, ex
cept Monday and hulurduy.
flavneee.
H
ARNESH.
HARNESS.
HABERBUSH'S
30 Centre Square,
lVNCASTER, FA.
Saddles,
Harness,
LAP BLANKETS,
Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil,
AN
General Stable Supplies,
-AT-
Chs. E. Hakkli's.
(SUCCEWiOK TO M. II AIIEHBL'SH A bO!.)
S1GX OF THE GOLDEN HORSE HEADS.
D. P. STACiB.
m k nnr,
Qva
H
AOEH IinOTIIER.
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Our stock of Wall Papers and
Ceiling Decorations is made up
of all grades of Staple goods in
Bronzes, Sanitary Washabln
Papers, Blanks, etc. Alse lines
of Nevel Decorations in Rilicf,
Moorish Fret-Werk, Roem Mould Meuld
ings in Colorings te order.
B
ARDAMcELROy.
bard & Mcelrey,
Meb. 33 and 35 Seuth Quean Btrett,
TABLE LINENS Extra bargains hi Table
masK pattern at av. Pleached tlcrmnn Table
worth 82Ke don't bur It, In plain white or
priee. jciierffrnuesni.e36c, l.Mfluaillies,
heavier than the ordinary Table Oil Llelh, son end pliable, at ISe per J nrd. A crral ninny use It
for fleer; by tacking It down will de v ery well for thatpurpese. Think of It, 4 tVl wide and only
18c per jard. lr you want Oil Cleth or any kind-Table, Fleer, Shcir or Stair we e-nn suit ) en at
barcnln prices.
FEATHERS We want te call your attention new, should you need Feathers a little later uu.
that we sell the Rest Feathers lower than you ran buy them anywhere else. We have lust added
a chenpersrade that we sell at 50c. ,
HKM.S ANTH One bale or Rest Heavy Unbleached Muslin Remnant's O'ie : regular price, He.
Anether let of these Extra Hiavy Olncham Ilemuantsal5kd ; worth He. A liner crude In Hem.
minis at 7c j regulsr prlre, e. Cotten Flannel Remnants at .V, H'e, He, 10c, etc. We, can't tilwav s
set these goods In Remnants. They sell hist whenever we have them, If jeu nerd any all and
t hem.
DHEHS (UNOHAMS-Snme or the choicest st les In Dress tlliiKhams in the city.
, HOSIERY Olie let or Children's Himi In three sires, at (kv per pair J Just ij price. Fast Hlaek
Hew ler Indies or Children, that ure rasl black, two pairs for iV, Hargalus In Ladles', Men's and
Children's Hen of all kinds.
UNDERWEAR Ha mains In Light and Medium Weight Summer Underwear.
H1UVCLES-The lnniler Safely llh-veles are the easiest running wheels In tbe wcrhl. L. A.
W. meet, Hagrrstewn, Md July t, . I riHlennoer Die PivmlerSiilelles In the K A. W. raceu
Hagerstown, and nltheiigh I novrrlieferensle a surety outside of trjlng them, I finished half a
length liehlnd the winner. It Is a remarkably easy running wheel.
W. I. WILHELM, Reading, Pa.
At Ijiucaslcr, Ph., meet July IS, 'hi, In the i-mlle safely race W. I. Wllhelm una Pieuiler wen:
W. W. Taxis, en a Premier, second, and W. L tlrubb, en a Premier, fourth. At St. Catharines,
Onl., July 1, tw. In the hlll-ellmhlng contest, H entries, H. A. Pmtl. of Rwheslcr, ou a Premier, wen
In 51 seconds. Somciirthrmltteoklmliiuleand.il seconds, whllu sevenil falleil te ellmli the
hill at all. An easy running wheel counts en the track, en the read, and In hllU'lluiblng. Come
and see uilf ,veu want uneasy running wheel, and let us sell jeu the Premier.
BARD&
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
N
EXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
THIS WEEK WKMAKKPUUTllKKKKIiUrTIOKH IN Till'. HKMAININU LOTH
OF 8UMMKK HTUl'W, A8 WKl.li AH IN KOMJS MNRS OK KTAI'LliS.
IRTE OFFER :
ALL OUR REST FRENCH SATEENS at Sic.
ALL OUR IINEDESIONSOK WOOLCHALLIESat 15c,
ALL OUR AMERICAN SATEENS nt I0e.,
ALL OUR He. DREKS (UNOIlAMH slfitle..
ALL OUR 10c DRESS (UNUIIAMS at Be.
BAHHAINS IN LADIES' GLOVEM.
. HARGAINS IN CORSETS.
HAROAINSIN HOSIERY,
HARUAINS IN RUCHINcIM,
HARUAlNSiN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
HAIU1AINS IN HANDKERCHIEFS,
nAROAINS )N TAHLE LINENS, TOWKIJi AND NAI'KINS.
-AlK) Just received Olie Case or the first Prints at Ac, ami a line, selection or Fast Celer Chul
llMuttl'Jc
FAHNESTOCK'S,
35 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
AR?ETs"cirEAlC " . - -
CARPETS CHEAP, '
AT
IWTetzer dt Haughman's.
CAitPfrrs.
cAHPHrrs... .
CAHI'LTS... .
CARPETS..
...At HI
.At UJ.JU
.At 15 e
...A I J) e
HandBome AsBortment of Turkish Rugs.
CARPET RAGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Metzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(Ol'l'OSITK THK C'OOl'KK HOUHK.)
SJf,tatcltc.
H.
Z. RHOADS A SON.
LOW PRICES.
Follewlnc will he round a list et goods low prlred-alwsys In our steck: Child's .UC
Geld Finger ItliiKK, 2,1c.;Mlakit' Geld Finger Rings, 75e-.; Indies' Geld Finger Rings, 11.00
Sleeve Buttens, 25c., .'Oc.,tl.ea; Cellar Huttens, 23c. te 11.00; Diamond Cellar Buttens,
12.00; Ladles' and Misses' Breastpin, 25c. tell.00; Mourning Plus and Earrings, 25c. te
1-5.00; Ilrae let, 2V. te10; Nickel Clocks, l,0U; 8-Day MaiillrC'lecks,t3.7S; Ijtdlrs'Oeld
Wulclus, 115.75; Nickel Watches, II.OOj Silver Wutches.flO.
0-RealrIiiK In all bruuchi shy geed workmen ami all work warranted.
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
Jewelers,
Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET.
-Ai.js'aesn
i&avvet
B
AROAINS!
Shirk's Carpet Hall !
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c;
Wk Have tub Imhekmt and Ili.sr Stock in theCitv.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS.
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
)eaUve
llLINN & IIRKNLMAN.
NOW IKTIIKTIMi: TO HAVi: YOI'H
Old Heaters Pixt in Order,
OR TO HAVi: A a
New Heater Put In.
WE MAKE NO FAILURES IN HEATING.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
no. 152 JSTertti Qvieen Street,
LANCASTER, PEW A,
5oeb.
DECORATIVE WORK
reit-
WALLS AND CEILINGS,
NOVEL RILIEF COMBINATIONS,
LINCRUSTA WALTON,
(Special designs submitted.)
HA6ER & BROTHER, '
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.
Opposite Fountain Inn.
Linen at ZV, l) yards wide: letter grade In Da.
Linen at 50c : worth RHic. Ifveu think II ain't
neat Turkey red border. Alse If air Itlearh at same
i
Opposite Fountain Inn.
OARPErS...
CARPETS.. ,
CAItPEl'S...,
HHUySELS..
AtSI c
Aim e
....At-Vk; up lel.(IU
.....Frem .'A- Dp
firtll.
BA
RUAINS I
IO TO-
-FOR-
Crattctcvs' Clttibe.
ENNHYLVAN!A"RAILROADBCnEMTt
, In etTect from May 1.1, 1MB. i
rains ivittsi r . jt 1. M
tWmmi ttti2XJ???JilR" -TJ u ,VBB a mFi
7 ""WWlflliH Htt IWIIUWRi
t ..ii
WJSTWARD.
Pncine Kxpressf
rsnws Kvhrn.fti
Philadelphia.
Iaiicatter
ii.? p. ni.
t: n. m.
4.10 a. in.
7-na a in.
is. a. tn.
e.23 a. m.
Way rassenterl!'.!!!!!!!
6:30 a. m
MantralnvtaMUnvl
Ne.2MallTralnt.
Nlnirara Kxpre.ss-.
l tsi sn i . 1
K.11 a. m
D-M a. m
via Columbia
tt.SO n. in.
via Columbia
UMn. m.
tin fnllttnlilit
lfh.V. a. m
'11.00 a. Bis
Fast Llnef ."'.'.
iiniinvnr J rwivvm
J no p. ra.
2.10 p. m.
2 SO p. ra.
fi.aep. .
7.40 p. m.
T.VS n. tl.
r rceericu Accem..,
Ifii caster Accem...
ItarrlshnrK Accem
..nllltllhln AnaiM.
vlaMLJer..
znp, in.
4. p. m.
1-14 p. m.
9.39 p. m.
Ilsrrlshure KxtirrsJC"
Western Kipresst
11:10 p. m.
I r-oe p. m.
ArrniR-m
KAUTWllit.
Iicava
Incaster,
2.-30 a. in.
4: IS a. m.
6.11 a. in
S:10 a. in.
S..V) a. in,
9-00 a. in.
lUiSa. m.
I2i p. m.
a -vs i, in.
.1.-00 p. til.
t-.ta p. in.
t:4A p. m.
H..Vt p. in.
Arrive
Plilln. Exprewf ......
1'hlla
4 2ft a. m.
6.W a. m
S.JWl.. n.
nn. ..iih;j.....,m
Lancaster Acee..M
Harrlsburg Extrcss
10:20 a. m.
iiiicasicr.ccem
Columbia Accem...,
Atlantic, Kxrressf......
Seashore Express.......
Philadelphia Accem.
vIs.MCJey.
Il:4& a. m.
I:3 p. m.
8:1ft n. tit.
6 45 p. m.
r, vi p. m.
H SO p.m.
1 .15 p. m.
10-.55 p. m.
nuntiay Mall ....,
Day Kxpresst-.
Harrlsburir Accem....'
Mull Tralnf.... I
The only trains which run dallr.
On Sunday the Mall train west runs by way
Columbia.
.... .i' IV KDOD, rieneral I'assenirer Agent.
CIIAS. E. I'UUII, (Jcncral ManaRcr.
XJIULADELl'JIIA JRKADINU RAILROAD
READINC1 A COLUMBIA DIVISION.
On and after Monday, July 1, im, train
leaxc Ijincastcr (KIiir street), as follews:
Fer Reading and Intermediate points, week
elays.7.30 a. in., 12.3fS,3.M p. m.: Sunday, 8.0S a
m.. .1.515 r..m.
Fer rfiilsdelphla, week days, 7:30 a. m., 12.3J,
3-41 p. m.j Sundays, SA1 p. m.
! or New Yerk via I'hlladelplils, week days,
7.HJa.ni.,I2..15,3:Mp.m.
Fer New Yerk la Allenlewn, weekdays.
121rp. in.
Fer Allentown, week da)s, 7:110 a. ni.,3.p
in.: Sunday, 3..V) p.m.
or 1'ettsvlile, week days, 7:n. ni 3:4 p. m.,
Bnndav, 3.M p. m. ...
Fer Lebanon, week days. 7,-flO a. m., 12.33,5.40
p. in. ; Sunday, 805 a. m, 3 Sfi p. in.
Fer HarrlsburR, week dajs, 7KM a. m., 12.15,
5.40 p. m. J Sunday, 8.05 a. in.
. or O-Uarryvllle, WPck dj tj 5 , m., 2.00,
8.00 p.m.; Sunday, 5:10 p. in.
TRAINS FOR LANOASTKIL
Lcae ReadliiR, week dajs, 7.20, 11:55a. m.,
6Mp. iii.s Sunday, 7rt0 a. m.j 3:10 p.m.
lne Philadelphia, week days, 4.15; 1000a.
in., 4.00 p. in.
lae New Yerk via Philadelphia, weekdays,
7:Ha. in., 1:30,12.00 p. m.
Iji'ave New Yerk via Allenlewn, week days
4:00 a. in.. LOO p. m.
Leae Allenlewn, week days, 5 52 a.m.; 4JI0
p. in.
I.cae Pettsvtlle, week dajs, 5.50 a. m., 4S1S
p. m.
Imiif Ix-lmnen, week dajs, 7.12 a. m 12:80
7:15 p. m. ; Sunday, 7.55 a. in., 8.45 p. m.
Iun Harrlsburg, week days, 0.25 n. m.J Bun.
day, tl.50 a. in.
Uine 0.uarryvllle. week days, 6.40, 11:45 a. m.,
3 00, 4.5J p. m. Sunday, 7:10 b. hi.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
lfne Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf,
and Seulli street wharf.
Fer Atlantlu Cltv, week days, expresses,
I1O0 a. in. and 4O0aud 5O0 p. in.: Accommodation,
7:30 a. in. and 4.30 p. lu. j Sunday, Express, 8.-09
andOKa.m., Accommodation, 8.00 a. III., 4:88
p. in.
RetumtiiR leave Atlantic Clly, depeit corner,
Atlantic and Arkansas Aeuues. Weekdays.
Express 7.0U and 10:12a. in. and 4 p. in. Accem.
modatlen,805a.iii. aud 4.80 p. in. Sundays
Express, 4 nud G.JO p. m. Accommodation, VM
a. m. and 4 or, p. m.
Detailed time tables can be obtained at ticket
etHecs.
A.A.McLKOD. C (J, HANCOCK.
Vice Pres. A fjen'l M'gr. Ocn'l Pass'r AiL
L" KlTiwN'tLANCTEirelNTn.HB
RAILROAD.
Arrangements of Passenger Trains en and after
HUMDAY, May 12, lim.
NORTHWARD.
Lcae a.m. p. M.
KIiir Street, Irfinc- 7.00 12.l
I Sunday.
r. M.iA. K. P. M.
n:ai a.tn
6.50, 8.L1
830 8:45
6:48 9:17
S:M
44
41
51
lAilcaster 7.07 12:4.'!
Manhelm 7:-11 1:20
Cornwall 7:60 I; 48
Arrleat
Lebanon 8:11 1.58
SOUTHWARD.
Lcuvei A. M. p. M.
Lebanon - 7:12 12.30
Cornwall . 7:27 12.45
Manhelm'. 7:58 1:16
1-iuncaKtcr 8.27 1:52
Arrhcat .
KIiir Street, Iine, 8iH ' 2.00
A. M. WIIMON, Sup). It. A C.
S.H.NEFF,Hupt.C.R. IL
7.00' 9.32 6:15
r. M. A. IT.
7:15! 7:55
7:30 8:10
7J7, 8.-40
8:23 :U
8.30 9.29
, Railroad.
P.M.
&4S
4J8
6.09
5:10
Ittatchc.
-lyATiii-aj.
Watches, (Mecks, Jewelry, Specs. F.ye-OUuise,
r.ie,, nv j tj w vn r I'liiur".
Optical (IimsIs.
Telcuninh TIlDiC Dallv,
Every
.i utiu in mis uine ua
. . ............. . i- i. -.... -,
rcfully 1'epulred.
vLeui8 Weber,'
nw w;j nerwi yueva nv,, nenr r. n. a. DwSUWki
lit. saalii.L A... hi u n 4M ma-Aa. vrC
rEWELKRANDOITICIAN.
Spectacles !
IFYOUREYESTHOUHLKYOUHAVETHEM,
EXAMINED WITHOUT C1IAIUJE MY
Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
NO DROPS USED.
Ne. 10 West King Street,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
H1
ERR I
REPAIRING !
De jeu liawn Watch or Cleck that need re
pulr? It may Imi one- that has liecu repaired
and docs no rismI. If se, brliiR It te us, and we
will
Guarantee Yeu the Best Werk
Yeu huM'Cwr had done. All kinds of Jewelry
und Spectacle Repairing, KugruNliiR, Etc.
All Werk Ouarantced and Prli-es the lowest.
Oh nils a Trial aud jeu 111 Call Again,
HERR.
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
iientoefuvHiehiiifl (Soeb.
e
ALL AND SEE
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Sixty Cundle-Llglit; Heats them all.
Anether Let of Cheap flleibes for lias and Oil
Steves,
THE "PERFECTION"
METAL MOULDING aud RUUHER CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. Thlsstrlpoutncursalietliers.
Kctp-i out the cold. Slops rattling of windows.
Excludes the dust. Keeps out snow and rain.
Anyone can upply It no waste or dirt made in
applying It. Can lie, fltleel anj w herene holes
te bore, re-ady for use. I will net spilt, warppr
shrink u i ushluii strip It the most perfcct-tfAt
the Btec, Heater aud Range Stere of
Jelui P. Sdiaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
5Vtteritcu.
T UTHER B. K-iUFFJlAN,.
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