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later ftftmd. hare been threat-
l With iMprktmBMtit. for their con cen con
HV.c8emMlnea U threat hat
imeMwe belteve, and has re-
IMawMCdettatlea moemrorwDie
Um, sergeant-at-arms. be
at haa vr bcea tent te jail
.and we understand mat
tHaawbaviio3ach.pewer. There
liaklTaatJonnewgolgonIn the
9T tee reTwauea or we pre-
locaxacHUveMMlena. Tnecer-
-rafeM te tell where they
rOHr latermatkm, and deubtkw this
'Will b as abortive at an etuera
A
twhyhare they been? Certainly
tmt'Wmemm the power te make
i and: te punish the violation of
If It cnaeta that the publication
taaeatlve aeeetea proceedings shall be
ttsae and prescribes ita punishment,
llaweeuld and should be enforced
JtweuW certainly result In the
i in me practice,
i. net leek as though Congress
'Wanted te preserve the secrecy of
ft sweameata and executive sessions,
iltaoeanet avail Itself of Its clear
te -protect It, Be long as no
H M Visited upon the offense,
Ifeattnue. -There is no one mere
oeauautne neapaperman
l the eblect te the attainment
, Mfii
i'alaheet morality will succumb te
Itepatatiye demand of the nowspa newspa
mstfer news j and the recegnised
reftae reporter and correspendenU
eJitan journals Is te get it by
r erode.. Men who tmnenin-
, ! jr j , . . .. .. .
,hu wuucr-iueivu BUOUt BlCUIlIlg
rtea fruUer eeln where they are
(vmaied in search of news, are net
tetb" metropolitan standard for
fel' .'
i wfiuuvv is ueicuucu upon ine
t tfaa4 It U. necessary te meet the
utsa tot news. Tfce news
lelrculaUen and can only get
r enterprise in catering te
Jr one Journal resorts
i te get news the ethers
r vuiir or de teit eenina in
i: 'ted te all go pell mell after
ktkrewb every obstruction.
faiajtarvleg their InteresU ; and
-jeas -ajsagreeauie than a Jail
MtheiaV They are no worse than
Maees men engaged In a like
mnetlUen. Our railroad mini.
, WW Ml knew, never hesitate te
IMaelemnest moral obligation
twins for their reads, 'font
tk, wants la the animation of the
business -man of the age; and his
r-oeesnot let him mind anyeu-
psshumc does net absolutely
' te eat down his career.
)m getting te be a mighty small
leh between activity In luialnpw
r aJftiway robbery. The chief dta-
we M tnat tne robber when caught
te Jail; and if Congress wants te
;.ww stealing or ita secrets and its
tw and desires te secure honest
of the community by railroad
i and ether enterprising people,
l te enact laws punishing their
tiefag with imprisenment: whleh
rttiiSSetual atop te their activity
enjoyment.
MA CeUecte7a "xreable.
I'liuti. ruUt i ii.j
wnuuavw unviuj vuiupiuiucu
ewr jBrnardt, ertue pert or JSew
;that his wines were stolen in
; through the custom house, that
spues that this is very probable;
M that be cannot prevent it. be-
ha can get no geed detectives at
ifaMle stores, owing te the civil
irnleswulch require such detcc-
i te.pees a civil service examination;
l the result that the selected meu,
la they may have a (reed education.
MteU(iuMv.
11 ""J Aw ?
paayme likely te make competent dctec-
Bta Mr. Cerbln. need net Im a mvwl
jaJlular. Mathematical learning and
stJUStary aptitude are net essential qual-
M'ier tne business or detecting
j nor de they guarantee either the
t or saeacitv of their nesinni.
gi. Una discovery of Collector Eruardt la
jaaia'&ew one. It Is a favorite ami-
i gafat against civil senicc examinations
sr appointments te efllccs where the
''laaiBBlng which qualifies the successful
.Df alteanta does net come In te plaj;. And
$ppaauujn:iiuu iu civil service cxatlll-
m wmcu cannot be gaiusald, and
i the advocates of the svstem will
iwell te meet by instituting inquiry
wm naiurai quauncauen or an appll.
i tot special piuce, ana making his
Httkmal acquirements suberdlnati) te
t natural fitness.
laps the examiners de new at
) te de this, but in a haltinir tah.
.Tbere are great diQlculties in the
raraa examining beard finding out
J vEiMHUigr nuciucr or no ull
it will make a geed detective.
r testis that of trial. Such a beard
t aeleeta number of men from their
(appearance and intelligence,
mean iet inai rer tne place; and
rafMal superior is given a free
it. Je dismiss them upon their
(he may find a fit man before he
wwirh the list, if it Is lone eneu i?h .
tH does net seem that the advan-
leeeured by the selection, by an ex
stag beard, of applicants for nlaees
10 net demand qualification that
thaardJsablete judge of, are Buftl-
i w cause sucn pesu te be wisely In.
ki within the purview of a civil nor.
I heard of examiners.
. 'Vfc AmMrUam TIU
he greatest bridge in the world, that
rtae ma or ertii, bcetland, was
rufwweu wuu impreseive cere
I aa Taesday and baronetcies were
lttpea offlecrs of the bridge
. The engineer and contractor
tee, Je America we lire.
t titles, but if they were
itmiCM performed,
la the case of tbeae bridge tmlkian,
tiUea would be eagerly sought aad their
hoWeridalyheaored Even the ataeh
abused titles af Ibe degenerate British
MblMty etUl carry, dignity.
It la a part of hamaa nature for raea
te nevet some dletlPetlea, and the " han
dle te theame" laa eenetant reminder
dlera eaa beeewe -generals, lawyers
ehanaa teiadces, aad priests assume the
iHjeaijr ef Uaheps, but the great mass of
men are eat off from any opportunity of
dlaUnettea except by wealth ; and se
everybody scrambles for the " almighty
dollar."
Titles might be a healthy tonic for our
social system If Judiciously applied in a
democratic spirit and chosen se aa te
avoid all suggestion of aristocracy or
feudalism. Gallant deeds are every day
recorded which seem worthy of some
thing mere than a few days notoriety
followed by oblivion, Great fcate of en
gineering, mechanical Inventions of far
reaching value, discoveries in mauy
fields of science are noted every year and
the authors of them, unless they happen
te be Edlsens or Ericssens of world wide
fame, are overshadowed by the title of
any Judge or colonel they may chance te
meet. This is a state of things without
fitness. We should have no titles at all
or titles within the reach of all. A man
went into a burning mlne at Wllkes
barre tbe ether day te warn a half deze'n
comrades, and by se doing placed him
self In the same extreme peril of a hor
rible death. A nobler specimen of
humanity never received knighthood,
and his narae should be honored
and remembered whether he lives
or dies. Fulton, Merse, Edisen, would
net be grander names with Sirs before
them ; but great men give value te titles
conferred upon them, and If Americans
of distinguished services were rewarded
by title there would be scrambling for
name-handles, In eplte of the general
contempt for the abused foreign article.
m
Who killed Annie Locenoy T Her sluyer
is net llkely te feel the lialter draw, slnre
tbe Camden county authorities lout llme
by pursuing wrong clues.
The Ferth bridge Is ene of the greatest
engineering triumphs of this age of engin
eering. It Is mero than twice, tbe length of
the Brooklyn bridge, and has tbree piers
in the water from whlcH rise the huge can
tilever towers Making two of the longest
spans In the world. " Each of tbe two great
spans Iu 1,710 root In length, very liltle short
of a third of a mile. Me such dlatancebaa
ever before been covered by bridge spans
of se great length.. The only enn approach
It In length la the Brooklyn brldge, which
covers 1,000 feet front pier te pier." The
towers that support these spans rlse te a
height or three bundred and sixty fcet.
Wottlen't Quay in Wlndem's place
make Uncle Sam's buzzard dollars Jingle
in Wall street 1 lie should have been given
the portfolio of the aecretary of the treas
ury In view e! his brilliant administration
of Pennsylvania finances.
Ir the mombera of the agricultural soci
ety who disapprove of a superintendent of
read-making would take a drive te-day
ever the reads connecting the pikes In the
neighborhood of. Lancaster, they would
find It dlltleuU te held the bolief that
the makers of reads de net noed
superintendence, Supervisor Crcswell,
of Eden, was particularly careful te
explain his method of read making,
but any ene who will drive out the New
Helland plke te Eden and -thou try te
reach tbe Strasburg plke by the read along
41.. .-L. ...II, If .- if . .....
we uireit, wm vuw, ii uu uvui If) ion 1110
tale, that the supervisor of that read
should be steed en his heed In evory every evory
euo of the hundreds of mud holes
and yawning chasms that bore ap
pal the traveller. Mr. Cresswoll's work
may be all right, but If se, the contrast
Willi this read ought te preve the necexslty
of a superintendent te keep all supcrvJners
up te tbe mark. Ne doubt many ethor
reads could be found qulte as torrible te
man and beast ; and thq many rains de net
excuse their condition, for In a country
like this reads should never be Impassible,
no matter what the weather.
A letter from Hamilton, Bermuda, te
the New Yerk Jimcj describes in graphic
detail the proceedings when In that pert of
Commander McCalla, of the Kntorprlse,
and seme of his efflccrR. As supplement
ing the Bteries or harsh dlsclpllne and
abuse brought home by the crew of the
veasel, this Bermuda letter Is very interest
ing, for It shows that Instead of a sullen
tyrant the captain wai en ene occasion, at
least, a very Jelly tar j in fact much tee
Jelly for the dignity and geed name
of the navy. Net a word or this
story has been breathed by either ofllcers
or men and it only new leaks out because
an A user lean gentleman at Bermuda felt It
his duty te report the facts te the navy de
partment and a correspondent thoreforo
makes thorn public. The story runs that
the ship reached Bermuda en.. Washing
ton's birthday and that the captain and
three officers came ashore and "painted
the town red." They became very much
Intoxicated, but seem te have dene no
harm beyond making themselves and the
navy a laughing stock. The McCalla In
vestigation premises rovelatiena that may
result In a goueral overhauling of the
navy.
TOtUSOXAT.
Cuarmss F. Haaek, or Reading, will
en April 1st begin the publication In Hint
city orapennyaftoruoon paper.
William U.AM.ISOM was; en Tuesday
ro-electod United (States nenater by the
Lcglslature of Iowa.
Gee. W. Sennnr.Kn, of Harrlslmrp, ror rer
rnerly of Sate Harber, has beiu ro-rlectcd
chairman or the Democratic city commit commit commit
tee. LUTIIKR 8. IvAITFI-MAN, KSq., erthla cltv.
lias accepted an Imitation te dellver his
Jocturepn"Tho Interest Burden" before
the Berks County Agricultural society at
their April meeting.
bn. William O. Lank, ene of the leading
physicians of Southern Vennsylvanla, died
en ruesday In Mercersburg, aged 05 years.
Ills death was cauaed by an illness which
followed an attack of the grippe.
Pbef. RiruABD J. Levis, the well
known Philadelphia sin-goon, will marry
S" ,n,8r,r et ALnett of 2H0 Pine street,
Philadelphia. The csremeny will take
place at Hely Trinity chureh.and will be
performed by Rev. Br. MeVlckar.
1 M,.A'ELIA.i?- l-DWARDS, Who gAVO
her lecture en The Explorer in Eirvnt
In Pittsburg. Tuesday night, apjieared lib
a broken wrist. The accident occurred en
Monday, at Columbus, Ohie. She was the
guest pra Mrs. Graham, whehad arranged
an elaborate reception in her honor. Miss
Ldwards was golngdewn stairs aflordress aflerdress
ing for the tea v, hen fche tripped upon seme
obstruction and roll te the feet of the stair
way, sustaining an ugly fracture of the
left wrist.
Hebr Bebel, the famous leader of the
Socialist party in the Reichstag, and the
author or "Weman in the Past, tl7e Present,
and the I uture," is a man or about nOy. or
medium height, with a short dark beard,
auburn hair and a delicate, rather prepos
sessing sppearance. When he is net en
gaged in lighting the cause or theSeclalists,
be fellows bis trade as a weed-turner. He
is the bete nelr or tbe great chancellor, and
bas frequently been Imprisoned for hurl
ing Inflammatory speeches against the
government.
..,P..t.,Ul.,ul " the order of gelni "-but be
rPf&n!?!19 n.exi eermr and buy a bottle of
your cold!-, K yrup " ou waut u,cu
I41 rtm Amm A w Jk T .-
RirH'n. ."""f?"'"1.? mis I I And
Sf' Bnd toke P'"ure In Joderslna it as a
ccrUIn remedy ferscratchf.." ""
t A tftra mrwna &
he.und iSK. ""'," VnJ?JPJ'??ntr
meklla-Mratarl
tore.
that something above the average m i ex- tSSltnJfSSStiSdt
Bested from tbe man addressed, andse, JSKSZ&&XJ
heiiM stimulate high ambition. Sel- J"2.2JS Sirtei'SfflSriS Iff
As aa eases of ersTsBlKMi Is better, ther sar
Thaaaaeaertabwtsertef ears,'
Let nsaUfesep ear teeta as ear gasee treat
, OMajr, , i "
An ear Menth sea ear breath fresh eaa pi
Fer a bottle of aoaeDONTtt a ws retain.
Te sseedUy realise au ws easira.
-
Berteae Mwtake.
To'clfaneaf'thabewtta by straw perta-
tire medicines, that
Kb taem, u a nn
IIUIasaMMtMl
mistake. Take these rltabl
PlMMntPurmtlva PullMs." arsjsa hr Ur.
R. V, Pleree. Ther ars mile, bat prometla re
IMvlac constipation, sick btadache. hlflens at
lacks, pain la ration of kldaeys, torpid liver,
and la rcstertng abealUir aeUen te the stomach
and bowels, at ets. a rial, eas " Pellet ' a dose.
wataaw
, A lHamlly Oathatiac,
Have yen a father r Have 70a a mother T
Have you a son or dauchUr, slater or a brother
who baa net yet taken Kemp's Balsam ler the
Threat aad Lanes, tbe (uaraeteed remedy for
ths cure or Coughs, Colds, Asthma,' Croup aad
all Threat aad Lung TrenblssT If se, why
When a sample betue Is gladly glvae toyea
rr by any dretftst, and the large slss costs
entyfiOcand II. (5)
Ir Is dangerous te tamper with Irrltatlag
liquids and exciting aaulTk. Use Ely's Cream
Halm, which Is safe and pleasant, and is easily
applied. It cures the went casts of catarrh,
cold In the head and hay fsver, giving relief
from the first application. Price M cents,
feb27-Swd
IPanctmttkaV
PiiiLADKLFHtA. Wednesday, March 6, ISM.
Fancy Tricot that is remark
able for three things : 1
width (45 inches) ; 2 geed
leeks ; 3 bargain price en new
goods. The breadish stripes
are in sateen weave, and are
self-colored. All the desirable
shades are in the line. But
here's where the fun for you
conies in : We practically give
nine inches of width with every
yard you buy. 36-inch Fancy
Tricot of this grade would be
50c ; this 45-inch stuff is 50c
and two yards less et it
enough for a dress pattern.
is
One of the brightest spots in
all the Lace Curtain half acre
is where the new Nettinghams
are heaped. Pretty patterns,
right qualities, and surprise
prices :
Floral prrects, tt te flM a pair.
Ilruuels ellecU, JiW te M a tiulr.
French Guipure effects, II.M te IU n pair.
Nottingham Sash Curtains
for just as little accordingly
$1.35 te $45e a pair.
Nottingham lied Sets (2
shams and 1 bed spread) in a
great variety of patterns, white
and ecru, $1 te $6 a set.
The Spring awakening shows
all through Upholstery.
Bccenit fleer, north or Transept.
Choicest Hamburg Embroid
eries a third under price. We
told you of one let the ether
day. Here's another just as
geed and in the widths and
styles you are wanting:
Wind Embroidery IX Inches wlile en Nnln-
soelc, 8d 5 aril.
Naliuoelc KdgliiKa 1 te 2 Inclici wlde, Ue te
30c.
Nalnjoek Inserting H te 3 Inches wide, 12e
Cambric Edslngs 1 te 2, Inchci wide,
Octo
Cambric Edglnet for Skirts, 0 te 0 Inches
wide, ffle te Hte.
Full lengths ; the prices would
be low for bits and dribs.
Heutliwcst of centre.
Choice Copyright Fiction. A
series of i2me volumes with il
luminated paper covers. By'a
dozen or se popular American
writers. The books regularly
sell at 50 cents each. Our
price iS ; by mail p cents.
Autrefeis Temnle Heue
1 he Veiled Ueyend A Hwallew's Wing
Twe Men
'ine uiamend llutteu
llaldy's Point
Time's Bcythe
Itemed--A Husband
An Heur's Premina
ItlirLrAtt'a I.nlr
As Common Mortals
Ne. 19 Htate Hlrert
Udila Agslnatller
A Plucky One
newiicnea
llrewii atone Itey and Other Queer People
Naw M nn at lliujinxu
The Admirable Lady Middy Fane.
'1 he Hccrct of the Lamas.
The Last of the Van Mlacks.
riie Bmugglur of King's Cove.
inn winner 01 uanaersville.
These from the Diary
specter Byrnes, by
Hawthorne :
The Great Hank Robbery.
Anether'! Crime.
An American Penman,
hoc II 011 KM.
of In
Julian Jehn Wanamaker.
cnal itettcee.
TrTiSTATE OP MAKY McUOVEKN. I.ATK OK
XU lJinciMtcr clly, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration 00 said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
nre requested te make Immediate paj ment.and
these having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing lultau
helm township, I .am-astcr county.
CAT11A1UNE J. McOOVEHN,
. . Admlulstnitrlx.
Jen.t A.Cqtmc. Attorney. jaMlt d v
-lBI'ATE OF GKOltdK WEIMAN, LATK OK
JK Ijtncaster city, deceased. Letters testa
mentary ou said estate havlug been granted te
the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate payment,
and theso halng claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement te the undersigned, residing In Lan
caster clly. MAKY WtlMAN, Eieeulrlx.
Jelly E.8yTDEB, Attorney. jamtdW
litiarclla.tceua.
IJIOIITHINGH
) NOVEL, ODD AND USEFUL.
Ge la RltlHsfAN'M
Ne. U West King HtrecL
$100,000.
,N ,,ONDvn!JNAMKKOU
IN.
1100, 1300, 1500, 11,000 te rM.oeo.
Itends-fl per cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
v ,"r.,K,lea- Per cent, liiteresl, payable half-
Kend'er call for full Information.
JOHN II. METZLKIl,
Ne. V H. Duke Ht.
"TTENKY WOLK,
FURNITURE STORE,
eJn ?Tme te .,3a K"' Kln" ttreet, having a
full Hue of Furniture of every description at the
!M!i?lee?: .AI,a Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call and examine our goods,
as-tfdlt H. WOLF. 13 ait EniHtreet,
Geal,
X UMIlEltANDCOAU
"We CIWatBCiScifuiC
"DAUMUAItDNEKM OOMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
oYtan-NerUi Prince Street, near Heading
augiS-tM hAN0ATM,VA.
L- i
-j,
Tim TjejaTlTii n ,
Often UMMe-feaUMa bnttBM. (Mtaa Mri
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Hm"7T T 'T .7- " .-w... . . -v. H m -
nena itueen suMh' Unlll
mMMHB-.
REDUCTIONS
-UtOUIl-
M Mm,
DEPARTMENT.
iMsiwVBVrs,w:s5i;.,8mm
Marked the Balance
-oreuit-
AT
VIRY TlMPTDfO PRICES.
There are many Nlee, Attractive Styles here
ret, and tbe fit and finish will be lust as geed,
heugh we'll sell them for less money. We ex
end te you an Invitation te call.
Myers & Rathven,
Reliable Clothiers,
NO. 12EASTKINO STREET
LANCASTER, PA.
rMMKNHE HEDUCnONS.
L Gansman & Bre.,
TAILORING
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT!
Where shall we go fur the greatest assei tment
and lowest prices r
Our Answer!
All-Weel Cheviot Hulls, te order, at f 11.
All-Weel Wlde Wale Cheviot Butts, te order,
lie
All-Weel Fine English Worsted Bulls, te
order, lit,
English Wide Wale Coats and Vests, te order,
lid.
All-Weel Diagonal Worsted Hulls, te order,
t2X
The Best Imported Corkscrew Suits, te order,
125.
Fine All-Well Trousers, te order, 14, , M.
The Best Trousers, te order, as 60, 17, 13, t, no.
Facilities new perfect for the finest work
Fit guaranteed.
Great bargains In Beys' and Children's Bulls,
alt our own make.
Prices almost one-half the original value.
Buyers should net fall Utnbeaduntagcnt
once of Ihts rare opportunity.
L. Gansman & Bre:.
Tailors and Manufacturers or Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
61 and (8 X0RTS QtTEEl ST..
.w.cowntReroiuuroi. LAHCAiTER. ra.
Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city,
49-Be cautious and make no mistake se that
you get te the right place.
H
irum A BKOTIIEn.
Pleasant Thoughts
Are These of Spring.
80 we all think at Ibis time, and this leads
us te speak or what has been en our mind for
some time past. We have new In stock a very
pleasing selection or .
BPKINQ, MEDIUM AND LIOHT-WEIUIIT
OVERCOATS,
Handsomely made, many sllk-faccd, satin
sleee llult'cs and lap-seamed, together with
many novelties net te be seen elsewhere. The
prices range from II te 111).
Our Spring Stock of Goods
Ken
MADE-TO-ORDERWORK
Js Ready ter Your Inspection THIS WEEK.
We Hae Bllll Many Great Bargains In
Heavy-Weight Suits & Overcoats
At Prices Bound te Please Yeu.
nr$ V1HIT WILL PAY YOU.ta
fc
. ONE-PRICE
CLOTIIKRS AND FTRNTSHintS,
north Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
.jittanmrc.
H
1GUAMAKTLM.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
Wk are new opening our Spring
Importation of Queensware and will
be prepared te supply our customers
with the very best grade of ware at
Lewest Prices, lieusestlres recelte
especial attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
F
IOR
BHIUTH, COIXAKB AND CUFFB,
UOTO
KRIRHAN'H
Ne. t2 West King HtreeL
NOTICE.
Mr. Isaac O. PfituU, efUtlU, Lancaster
county, Pa.. Is about forming a stock rempany
wiik'tiffJ?! ?P' Corperatiou. in War.
yiMihr3u5"1,SK,w1
ing te buy some of the stock will canon or ad-Ol-lBid
Utlts,Laaeastr county, Pa.
a . i -.j t
WINTER
STOCK
IllliSII
BROTHER
900
Jffw Boraeit ireBt
St
1 f
r
4 r
:t
OBTTIir d TOUR SH1E1
0T&BK
-AT THE
Greatt
Selling Out
Sale
-AT THE
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE? .
iAHV NOT
SPEND AN HOUR
IN LOOKING THKOUait
Our Bargains ?
IT WILL PAY YOU DOUBLY.
GET TO THE niGHT PLACE,
24 CENTRE SQUARE.
J. HARRY STAMM.
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1LLIAMBON A FOSTER.
WUEllE YOU GET A
Dellar's Werth.
Ueys' Streug Kiiee Pants, SOc, Tic, f 1.
Beys' Short Pant Suits, i, gase, $3.
Ladles' Hprlug Weight Jackets In Btockl Bteckl
nette or Raxeny Cleth, t 25 te 1 10.
Illack Dress Uoeds In All-Weel Cashmeres,
Bilk Warp Henriettas, Bernee Suitings, Ta Ta
intse, Black and White Stripe Mehairs and
Berges. ,
Children's and Misses' Cashmere Olores, 6c.
Ladles' Cashmere Qteves, 17e and 34e.
Kid Uleves In Black and Celers, S80.
Plve Heek Kid Olores. 75c.
New Shades for Bering In Bilk, Bilk Taffeta
and Lisle Thread Qleves. '
OUR SPRING OPENING
-IN-
Ladles' Coats, Suits and Wraps
WILL BE DATED IN OUIt NEXT ADVER
TISEMENT. Oent's Odd Pantaloons, U X, II. r), 12 50.
Working Pants, 75e, 1, ft 23, II GO.
Business Hulls, $() 50, 17, $8.
Medium Weight OvcrceaU, te, V, .
GENT'S DERBY AND SILK HATS
von sprixq wear.
New st)les In Children's Caps and Turbans.
Yeung Men's Derbys, II 60, 12, 2 SO.
Gent's Silk HaU, $3.
Children's Caps and Turbans, Vie, 60c, 75e.
Valises, Satchels, Trunks and Sample Cases.
Oent's Full Dress White Shirt.
Bilk and Satin Neckwear.
Hosiery, Olores and Underwear,
New Fashions for Spring la Flaunel and Per
cale Shirts.
Overalls, Jumpers and Working Coats, SOc,
3c.7ic
Beys' & Girls' Scheel Shoes
Blreng, durable and dressy, sole leather tips,
button or lace fronts, 75c, II 25, II SO.
Ladles' and Misses, Fine Dress Dongola Kid
Shoes, square or reuud tee, 12 and 12 SO.
Gent's Dress Shoes, Lace Frent or Congress,
f 1 60 te I.'.
32-38 EMt King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
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GREAT BUI
Sew Bosten Shrl
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Dollars
Dry C00J s, Heds.
WilliaiseQ k Fester,
NO. 81S, KARltn BT HARB18BUBO, PA,
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Men s and Beys htikflL -Spring, II
A steadily increasing activity shown in above-mentioned de-.
partments during the past year evidences the geed result of a
careful, studied attention te the many important details of Men's
Wear. We' propose te largely increase the force of this activity
during the cemincr year, and te this end our Serintr Lines of Fur
nishings will be feimci Larger,
man ever Deiere, ana, our Fnces the Lewest Ruling Market
Prices.
Spring Neckwear.
The latest styles, choice colorings and newest
thapta, In large assortments, at 25e and SOc.
Special, confined nereiues In Erenlng Neck
wear EaTscU, at II. ,
Spring Underwear. .
White and Colored Underwear, In medium
and light weight Weel and Merines, 00c te f 1.
Spring Hosiery.
AII the staptet'and many novelties In Balbrlg
gan and Colored k Hese.
Exeellent value In Balbrlggan Hese at 12c
French Balbrlggan X Hest atSOe; usual Xc
Choice lines of Fancy J, Hese at SOc ; usual
36e quality. '
Kid Gloves.
Kid Uleves for ttreet or driving wear at 75c,
tl and II 25. Special In Deg Skin Olores at 83c
Oent's Imported Kid Uleves, New Spring
Shades, at fiT
Neb. 25, 27, 29,
(Breccrtc.
A T CLARKE'S.
De Yeu Want a Fine Crayen of Yourself or Any
of Your Family 7
THEN BUY 5.0O WORTH OF UROCEBIES
AT
CLARKE'S.
Mackerel 1 Mackerel I Mackerel I Choice New
Ne. 1 Mackerel. 10c Bleck Island Bloaters.
White Flab, 3 for 5c. Flnden Haddles, Yar
mouth Bloaters, Codfish, Clscoe Herring,
Smoked Herring.
Just received, Preserves and Jellies in Stene
Jars, 15c and 00c per Jar.
Marrowfat Beans, S qts. 25c Scotch Peas.
Meats I Meats! Meats! Ham. 104c Bone
less Ham. Bologna,! 8s. 25c Dried Beef. Cal
ifornia Hams, He
Cheese, S tts. 25c ; 2 tbs. 25c Fine Cream
Cheese, 18c Canned Cern, tw can. strawber
ries, 4 cans 25c. Blackberries, 1 cans 25c.
BAItQAINBIN EVERYTHING.
SAMTJELCLARKE'S
TEA, COFFEE A GROCERY STORE, NOS. 12
A U SOUTH QUEEN ST.
T BUHMK'S.
ORANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES!
See Our Window Display of
FINK VALENCIA ORANGES,
Only 15c. a Dezen.
Call and see our display of Evaporated Fruits
California Egg Plums, Urman Plums, Pitted
Plums, Pears, Peaches Prunes, Prunellas, Cher
ries, Apricots, etc.
A FULL LINEOF
Lenten Goods
Just received Edem Cheese, Pine Apple, Sap Sap
sage and Neufchatel.
A line of Jellies, Jams and Prescrcs,Just ro re ro
eelved. BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO BTREET.
T UEisra
REIST'S BIG BARGAINS !
Loek up our advertisement In the Xew Era
aud see what we are giving away. Then take
up the Kxamintr and note what we say there.
Yen will be paid well fur the trouble.
s ROLLED AVENA.
Did yen get a sample package of Itf We are
headquarters for It. Nothing nuer In the mar
ket. OUR BIG STOCK OF DRIED FRUITS.
Nothing like It In the city. Drep In and take
a leek at them. Yeu can't help but buy them.
jriny rails Assertea jenies, si.vu.
Apple Butter. 7e or 4 lbs for 25c
Mince Meat, ie, 8e and 10c v m.
Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spaghetti and I'usje,
mieWMckase.
Finest Comb Heney, 19c.
Extracted New Yerk State Heney, ZTbs 21c.-
Flnest Natural Colored Ficklei, ec and He ft
deten.
Codfish. 8a and 10c, and very finest 12c
Pickled Herring, 8 Ita 25c
Smoked Herring, 50 and 60 In box, only 23c.
White Fat Mackerel, 5c each.
Deep Sea Bloater Mackerel, 18c and 3i)c V &
White Fish, 6u fl B.
Sardines in Oil and Mustard.
Smoked Sardines In Oil.
Salmen and Salmen Cutlets.
Lebster, Deviled Crabs, Anchovies In oil and
anchovy and bloater paste. Mushroens, Pick
led Oysters. ,
Canned Mackerel, Finest Table Oils.
Cranberries, uraugesand Finest Maple Syrup.
CONCENTRATED FRUIT JUICES.
These Juices are se concentrated that they
must be reduced at least ten times before they
will show their true flaers. Used for Cream,
Cestards, Cakes, Sauces, Jellies, Ac. We have
All Flavers.
OUR BRANCH,
Cerner or East King and Duke streets. Is
leaded down with a heavy stock of everythlug
that Is seasonable. It will be te your luterest
te drop In and tee.
WHOLESALE ANDTtETAIL OKOCKR, -,
CORNER WEST KINU AND Pltlr'CEHTS.,
Directly Opposite . '
J, B. Martin A Ce.' Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Berrel Herse Hetel.
Loek for the Big Sign across the pavement.
tluair.
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EMUSIO aTORE.
THE MUSIC STORE.
DECKER BROS. PIANOS,
UAINE3 BROS. PIANOS.
MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGANS. BAND AND
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS.
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STRINGS ANDTR1MMINQ30F ALL KINDS.
WOODWARD & CO.,
14sbrtasSt,.UMtr,Pa.
Mere Complete, Mere Attractive J
Outing Neglige Shirts.
Special Bargains In Demet Shirts at 3S coat.
Geed quality Demet Bhlrts at S7(e.
Bpeclal value In Flannel (net Demet) Shirts,
Ntw'styles in Imported Flannel Shirts at II
and 11 25.
White Shirts.
The Geld Shirt, perfect fitting, well made,
eqnal te Custom Shirts, 1 unlaundrled ; KM
per H dozen.
A 60e Shirt, reinforced back and front, well
stayed, linen besom, the best at the price.
Fine White Dress Shirts, plain and fancy
besoms, at II, II 25, tl 60 and t
Excellent values In White and Embroidered
Night Shirts, at 00c, 75c, 85e and It.
Latest Styles in E. & W. Cellars aid Cifs.
Latest Styles In Ancher Band Cellars and
Cutfs at 12Sc.
31 West King St.
TJIOR KENT-THREE-STORY HOUSE, IS
JD rooms, Ne. 330 North Duke street. Inquire
feb22-tfd
NO. 221 EASTORANGI
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE ON KASY
TERMS. Ne. 2W North Waterstreetl one
story brick with twotery frame back bulltllng,
butcher shop with refrigerator and flxnures,
siaugnier neuse ana siaeie. Apply at
Janae-tfd
mu. aa kuiuumaui
3TI0R HKNT-A THREE8TORY BRICK
3 Dwelllng Heuse, with modern lni-prpve-ments,
Ne. 817 East King street, with' Brick
Stable en let. New occupied by Jehn W. MOW
man. Apply te GEO. D. SPRECUER, Nei. 21
East King street. l8-tfd
T7IOR RENT HANDSOMh! STORE KOOl
13 with new front. Ne. 200 West King street.
ifUcsp rcut wsuw ivnanu inquire ei
JA(X3U L. FRET,
f27-tfd Ne. 213 West King Street.
TTIOIl RENT-STORE ROOM NO. 13 EAST
JC King street, formerly occupied by As
t rich Bres. Alse second and third fleer room,
from April 1, ltfl. Inquire or
Jan23-tfd IL G. LIPP.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ture of the late Mrs. C. H. Lefever.
Ok Thursday, Mahcii 6, i860,
At Ne. 215 North Duke street, there will be sold
a Let of Household Furnlture.censlstlng of par
lor suits, bedroom set, sideboard anddlnlng anddlnlng anddlnlng
roem furnl'.ure, cook stove, and a larte number
ore'ber articles tee numerous te mention. Alse,
a Fine Let of Paintings Imported from Europe.
Sale te commence at Hi o'clock p. m.
JOEL L. HAINES,
marl-5td Auctioneer.
IOR RENT THIRD AND FOURTH
Floers above (Jlias. H. Frev's shoe Stere.
Feh. Sand 6 East Klne street. Third fleer Is
nanosemeiy papereu anu uitea up, naving its
own water closet and washstand In a small
ante-room. The fleer Is planed and oiled, mak
Inga handsome room, suitable for dancing, so se so
claeles. secret organizations, etc.
. Fourth Fleer la net papered, and In its present
condition is suitable for wholesaling, light
manufacturing, etc It also has Its own water
closet and washstand In a small anto-roem.
Kent. 18 per month In advance. Will be hand
somely papered and partitioned te suit Ledges
and ether organizations.
f56-lfd CIIAS. H. FREY.
ELECTORS' PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELE
gant West Orange Street Residence.
O.v Tuesday, Maucu 11,1800,
at the Franklin Heuse, the large two-story
Brick Dwelling, 341 West Orange street ; every
thing In excellent condition, front 44 feet, 2
Inches, mere or less, te middle of three-feet-wlde
common alley te the east. In depth 245
feet te Marlen alley ; large side yard, an abun!
dance or fruit, all In splendid condition.
Sale at 7:30 p. m., when conditions will be
made known by
MAROABETT LORENZE,
JOHN LORENZE,
Executers of Jehn Lorenze, deceased.
JOEI. L. Uaikes, Auctioneer. R20ml,53,10
UBLIOSALE OF AN EAST KING STfsEET
Residence.
- Oif THURSDAY, MAItCII 20, 1390,
'at the Leepard Hetel, all that twostery-and-a-hair
brick dwelling and large two-story brick
back building, Ne. 307 East King street, con
taining in all eleven rooms, gas, bath, het and
cold 'water, water closet; whole premises un un
derdralned by sewerage; let fronts en King
street 22 feet, VA Inches, mero or less, and In
depth northward 143 feet, 4 Inches, mere or
llesa : whole premises In excellent condition.
Sale te begin at 7 o'clock p. iu., when condi
tions will be made known by
L.K. I-ON DERSMITH,
Fer tbe Devisees or Anna M. Feu Dersmlth, do de
ceased. Joel L. Haines, Auctioneer.
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'LAND HOTEL, AT ORPHANS' mlIRT
SALE.
On Thursday, March 6, 1880.
at the Franklin Heuse. Ne. 122 North Oimn
street, In lbe city or Lancaster, by order of the
Orphans' Court or the County or Lancaster, the
undersigned will expose te public sale that
well-known and long-established hotel and
situated Nes. L5 and 127 North (jueen street. In
the city or Lancaster. The let fronts twenty
four feet, ene Inch en North Queen street, and
extending back two hundred and forty-five feet
te Christian street. The Improvements are a
large three-story hotel and restaurant, with alt
modem Improvements and conveniences,
water, gas, ranges. Ice houses, and everything
necessary for the business.
This property has long been the principal
restaurant In the city, and Is well worthy the
attention of buj era.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, when atten
dance will be given and terms made known by
J.H.BAUMOARDNEU,
Executer of J.Cepland, deceased.
f8,l0.12,15.l7,19,22,24,26mSA8d '
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ECURE A HOME FOB YOUR FAMILY.
tare a Heme for Your Family.
FOU SALE
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERM&
Twotery brick dwelling heutes, lets 120
rect deep, en Lancaster a euue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses wth man
sard reef, perches lu front, lets 145 feet deep, en
North Pine, between Chestnut aud Walnut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards. Iren fences, lets 150 feet deep, en West
Walnut, between Mary and Pine sereets.
TwMtery brick dwelling houses, lets 143 feet
deep, en West Lemen street, between Charlette
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses, lets 150 feet
deep, with all the modern linpnneirents, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Pin
and Nevln streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lline,
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemen, and
Lemen, between Mary aud Pine streets.
All the abe e houses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water la
the kitchen, and tbe cellars warranted te be dry.
Call and tee ter yourself, no trouble te show
you.
JNO. F. ORIEL.1 -,
JACOB ORIEL, "SCUter.
aprtO-lyd.M.W.B. SJJ North Mary Street
11TANTED-LADIE3 AND GENTLEMEN
TT In city or country wishing te earn 13 te
15 a day at their own homes; no canvasslagL.
worn turaisuea anu ccui uy man any aisiasa
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