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iUUnAMm,TX., April H; 1M0.
SmmI J. Km41I.
F tfa death of Mr. Randall take from
ipeUtleal Held of Pennsylvania and
one of iu most noted ana
I iKUrea. Mr. Randall's life was
Wholly devoted te politic and
sin. He was a professional
IttMfttt In the beat seme of the word
I through all bk manhood he had no
oeeuMtlen. He served hwceun-
r.tbr the honor of the employment and
t far the gain : and his nlBbeat rcoem-
indatlen te the ettecm In which he
lever been held Ilea in the entire con-
which haa been felt in the tbe
,henety of his actions, cenvlc-
A. . t. U( ( I Aisal t lin.
.SMl lUUlltVVi 4M lUiVjfllVJT 'W
er been questioned. He lived
tljr within the narrow lncouie
Jila representative office : and amid
ill the temptations offered in ceu-
al Ufa te make money by trading
ipen Its political power, no whisper bes
been raised that be yielded tetbem.
tie stern honestly stands out ns tbe
, admlrable feature of bis great ca
r.
L:iHe had great advantage In attracting
i attention of the country through the
i bold wblcb be se long maintained
jftipen his scat in Congress ; and ene of
: remarkable tblnira In bis life is tins
Ejftsct Uiat a man se honest could command
6 steadily the support of elements In his
Dgresslenal district from which se
went a flavor caine te tbe eflended
of the community. It was a
igjrhlte flower grown in the marsh. And
iMr. Randall politically lived nud
rlsbcd there showed that he excr-
I a politician's deftness, In the white
ent of his honest nolltlealllfe.
EfXr, Randall had ether aptitudes in
great industry, bis marvelleus ca-
Clty for labor, his strong determlna-
and bia invincible courage. He
ink from no contest In the defense
bis convictions and the pursuit of
purposes.
;He was a born fighter, and revelled In
stance te tne conquering alms of bis
. He was streuser bv far in lending
K minority tbau a majority. His power
i lass in placatteu than In blows. He
ras endowed with a atrenir self will
Nwd was net as ready te conciliate ns
: needs te be who seeks te bind in
lty the diverse interests of a vlcterl-
party. His peculiar canucitv shone
k leading a forlorn hope,whero clrcum
ances combined te bend his partisans
i "yield te his strong will and fellow
entry in the path In which his
ng courage, lenrjr experience and
; resources easily bore him te their
lit.
With all his great experience Iu pe
i analrs air. Randall did net pos
i the commanding knowledge of pe
ll issues, tue extraordinary political
ment and the treat mairnanlmltv
jrfcleh were required te make him the
er of bis party in victory. This was
shown wben in the presidency
tMr. Cleveland Mr. Randall separated
imself from the administration un-
sarlly upon the tariff Issue, when
& concession of immaterial matters only
i needed ler Harmonious action. It Is
itbat the whole fault was net with
e, but that Mr. Cleveland showed a
i inaptitude in smoothing the path te
Jty. In ability in yielding is the
ark of strong characters j and while
an admirable virtue Is sometlmcs
i fault in leadership nud halts a march
at would attain a common aim.
'gXe man is perfect, aud Mr. Randall
raa net ; out we de net knew where te
or a man who commanded in
ster degree the affection and esteem
-his fellow ceuntrymeu, aud whose
ath will cause a broader ripple of re-
ittaan has Mr. Randall's. He was
i honest, patriotic, courageous and in-
Jsent servant of the pconle. and
Sa ' W.n no ellnli 1. nil . .
, IWW u M euvu UT Ull IUUII.
i death is a great less te the count rv.
imertnl eyes see It. He has fallen
lie still in the vigorous years of life,
I while Ailed with hope of usefulness.
dies universally mourned. It is a
Me death and one that richly rewards
labors, tie has wen eternal -fume :
sd with his ashes there is peace.
Hi. "
f Congress and the Nary.
y&This Congress will be distinguished
Mr extravagance if it is dUtliiguiiilied
anytuiug, nui in treatlug ene luipor luiper
it measures the Heuse, at least, bus
te a. disposition te econemise. The
aval appropriation bill was cut down
I that it only provides for a fclugle
el, and that a cruiser, while the de-
tmentand all the naval authorities
begging for a few heavy battleships.
r Jn the course of the debate ever tills
sure there was a great deal of foolish
lltlk of the ability of this nation te de-
l itself without a navy, and It was
lly asserted that we' are new In a
? jasndltlen te bid defiance te the world iu
ganna, out ine evmeni reason for this
ety te economize oil the navy U a
latural alarm of the members at the
total of tbe penleu and ether at-
Bpriatlens en which se mauv of them
ayelhelr hearts set. There are no votes
(tb cemmauded by honest ship
tiding and the days of Reach and
snian waste are ever in that de-
tment, be the naval BDuronrlatlen
I with Its impressive total of many
i seemeu 10 ee ni prey for tLe
tlclan who wns bent upon cconeinlz-
fat some point be that be mluht
iu pensions und in ether wuvs
(Useful te hU party. The shh h1.
dy provided for call for an expendl-
ei twenty-one millions In the next
ia)r years and the additional uhlym au-
zeu in me uiu utiore the lleuke
d have raised the uuuuul uvuendl-
.'it in that period te uiue million del.
'j. Various amendments were oflered
' fcreduce this exeudlture, but the
Ifpewasuet cenlent with anything
a complete abandonment of tli.t
Jjattle ships provided for.
vcary Tracy has shown great aux-
te 8il a few heavy shlris under
aud there may be u verv
fly fight for them lu the
stf tbls week, as public seutlmeut
1 te be strong in support of a mom
si naval policy. There even seemed
idaugeratenetimethut naval ex.
llture would be carried te an ex.
vacant length under the pressure of
our Bamean experience, but itiew the
peril leeks all the ether way. The
plea was one ream me iieuse tnaime
great irts should be defended with
fortifications, and that we should
net attempt te meet the heavy
battle ships., of an enemy at
sea, but content ourselves with the
destruction of his commerce by our
cruisers. Tbls would be all very well If
our coast Hue were net four thousand
miles long, with hundreds of vulnerable
points, and if we did net hope te have a
foreign commerce of our own some day.
While we are developing that commerce
we must begin the slew building of ships
te protect lt.and a fleet of merchant ves
sels under the convey of cruisers would
cut a peer figure before strong hostile
war ships. The best policy of defense Is
often by taking the offensive, and with
cruisers alene we could never de that.
It is surprising te And that some con cen
greaamen of reputation actually indulged
in bragging about the millions of armed
men that could be martlaled te resist an
attack upon New Yerk, but they failed
te explain hew they would go about the
resistance.
It must always be remembered in con
sidering this matter that the additions
te the navy are net only in preparation
for war or for the aversion of war by Im
pressing a sense of our power upon
ether nations, but that a iiavy is of in
calculable advantage lu diplomacy. It
makes little difference that we are a
powerful nation, and that we might In
tbe end ovcrcemo any combination, for
the queslieu of going te war is net often
determined with forethought, and our
very sense of power gives us a boldness
which ether nations, seeing our vul
nerable coast, might be tempted
te rcbuke. It can be said with
no exaggeration thut if we had had a
strong navy the Bamean dispute would
never have rcaobed its dangerous pha&,
and tbe mackerel and seal fishery
troubles would have been settled long
age. The strong navy of France Is new
driving the English te a settlement of
the Newfoundland dispute by quietly
pushing the treaty rights and se Inciting
the Kowfeundlers te demand attention.
The navyef Chi na Is general ly considered
as a feature cautioning Congress te mere
couslderate legislation concerning the
Chinese. We de net need a great navy
but one of respectable strength, and te
be at all respectable It is argued that we
should have a few ships strong enough
te steam out aud fuce any Ireuclud
afloat.
In the Kphrnta Jlcvlcw Mtrtlu II. Ilitzer,
of Earl township, odors his services as
assignee and asserts that " any person de
siring his services Is assureu of his pro pre
mises of careful attention te duty." This
Is certainly n rare varlety of Infant In
dustry festered by Republican niliiiliilntrs niliiiliilntrs
tien. ' m i
SWK1T INTO A 11IVER.
Thirty-Odd Pcrsenn Knocked Frem the
Vaek of a Stenmer Six I.lres, Ami
Perhaps Meru Were I.est.
What will probably proveto be a horri
ble aeddent took plare at Kut Kuclimw,
Mich., en Sunday afternoon. Wlille the
steamer, Ilnndy Hey. the largest vessel
controlled by the Hay Steamer com
pany, which runs between East Hagltmw
and Hay City, was going down the rlver
from Ksst Bssinaw she was run into the
east end of the Flint aud l'ere Marquet
railroad bridge. Khe was traveling nt the
rate of about ilileen miles an hour and the
bridge, which Is qulte low at that point.
swept the vessel from end te end. There
were thirty-two persons en the beat, soven
of them belonging te the nrew, and ull of
them with thuozceptlon oftwedcrkhnmls
were swept off Inte the water. wlille all of
the top workings of the Handy Hey were
carried away.
Several ersens wero badly injured by
the falling of the smoke stack ami poles
which were tern down by the bridge.
Soversl parsons were se badly lnjured that
tuey could net swim, and it is thought they
were drowned. Latest reports from Kast
Saglnsw say that six porseus are known te
have drowned and Mint It Is thought twlt-e
that number bave been lest. The numes
of theso ropertod ,te have been drowned
fellows : Mrs. Katn Kevlim, uged 55 years ;
Mrs. Henry MaaKrscken, uged about 4U
Sears, rosidenro unknown ; Miss May
right, aged 22 years, of Saginaw ; Jehn
H. Hart, of Hay City ; unknown woman,
about 30 yours of uge ; uukuewu limn,
probably a laberer.
Several of theso who wero rescued are
seriously hurt, among them being J. W.
Thompson, a prevision denler of Hay City.
The Injured wero all taken te a hospital in
East Saginaw. Thus far no bodies have
been recovered. In all thore ure about
twenty still mlsRlmr and many of these
may have been killed or drowued. The
steamer caught lire, but the Humes did net
de much dauiatl't.
The accldent Is supposed te have bcen
caused by the carolessncts of the captain of
the vossel, C'aptalu Donaldsen, who reached
shore safely and made bis escape. It Is
thought that he wss intoxicated, and war
rants have been Issued Ter his arrest.
Edward Trump, the pilot, aud Geerge
Ltttle, the engineer of tne stonmer, were
arrested and placed iu jail. Ileth of the
men nuu eceu drinking, but they lilace all
the blame upon Captain DonaUUeu. When
the
acciueiu Happened tne Mourner was
fully twenty-flve yards out of her
proper
course in tue cuannei
Lawyer l"ew Cnpnoleus Hut.
Frem tlie Philadelphia Itecerd.
Jehn 11. Few, the lawyer and member
of the state Legislature, beasts a ilre quart
hat, and talks of bringing suit against the
Law and Order society or the Judges of the
license court fur a uew ene. While the
lawyorwnsexaminlnK ene or his Wleuts
during the henrlngef whelesale applicants,
Agent Hunter was called, and tostllled that
the applicant sold beer In less quantities
than a gallon. Hunter tostlded oullrelv en
his ability te ludge the capacity of tho'ket the'ket
tles, and Mr. Vew questioned his Judgment
lu the matter.
" Hew much would that hat held T "
sharply asked the lawyer, picking up his
by no means small derby.
" About two quarts " unswerrd the Law
and Order ageut.
"That shows hew much you knew,"
was the dihgusted comineut of Mr. Kew,
" It'll held a gallon If It holds anything."
Some of Mr. I-'ew's friends pursuaded
him te test the matter as seen ai court
adjourned. It was dotermlned tliat the
tent must be made with nothing but beer,
and the delighted friends kjw quart after
quart poured Inte the capacious derby,
which was net tilled until Ave fult quarts
were lu It.
After that Mr. Few aud the ether mom mem mom
bersof the bar had a poorer opinion of
Agent Hunter's Judgment than boferc.
The hat suffered by the test, howevor, and
hence the proposed suit te recover.
' i .
Stockholders Ask Fer a Reoelver.
A bill In equity has been Med lu com
mon pleas court Ne. 3, Philadelphia, by
H. I.ewls Cooper and Abraham C. Prince,
against the Keystone Watch Club com
pany. Its president, Dr. Win. II. Pancoast.
and Its directors, William J. Atkinson.
Oeerge H. Atkinson, W. Weslsy Chew,
Marshall A. Phillips, William If. Cham'
berlain and Lewis M. Simpsen. It is as
serted that the company la insolvent and
unable te pay lin dehti, that It. has Wen
doing a business of f 260,000 a your and that
It would be disastrous for It te uusiieiiil.
Further It it Is claimed that W. J. and
Geerge II. Atkinson form a majority of
the executlve commltteo.and have full 'e in in
trel of the business; that they huve mis
managed the company's affairs and that
they have taken for their own use what be
longed te the company. Tiie court Is there
fore asked te appoint a receiver.
Twe statements were also tiled iu actions
in the common pleas courts against the
Keystone Watch Club cemnany as makers
and Atkinson it Ce. as Inderkers of two
promissory netes, one In favor of F. S. M.
Illun & Ce. for $2,000. and the ether lu Uver
of the Essex Watch Case cetupauy for
3,c76.01.
.nTS1"? a Feed net only contains In luelf
an theelemeuu of nutrition, but riUjl ilu-in
tusucli form that the lufaut can dlg-cut and u
klmllute them with erfecl eav. "I have had
mers and better succeM with Mellln'a Feed
aV&Vcia5.njr nd " lhm l '"" "" " '
Van Hevtkm's Cocea-" Best it does Far-
thMt."
If hrnlth and beaatr ren'd mslntsln
And kesp your breath a perfect charm,
Use POKODONT with mltit and mala j
Fer It alees prevsaui the harm
That msrs a woman's teeth and breath
And leay her mouth as dark a death.
Kicked Oat.
Hew many prenls thers arc who are utrn
KUrif te rlM In this world Uiat are kicked down
and out by envious rivals. THemat JCcleelrie
Oil never kicked out " IU patrons. It Is true
blue. Fer threat aflectlen, aUima and raUrrh
Itlsaesrtalnandrapld cure. Fer sale by W.
II. Hech, 137 and las North Queen street, Lan
caster, Ir all no-called remedies have fhlled, Tlr.
Haks' Ottarrh Itemedy cures. SO rents, by
dmnliu. M.Tuiw
Frem Syraeuss, H, Y.
" I felt weak and languid : had palpatatlen of
the heart and numbness or tbe limbs, nut'
tleck Bleed nitten have certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent." Mr. J. M. Wright.
Fer sals by W.T. Hech, 137 and 1 North
Queen street, Mncaster.
-crivce ciiKwiNu -niUACce.
VINCO
(EXTRA FINE)
CHEWING
TOBACCO.
ThU Standard Brand of I'ltij Tobacco U ac
knowledged te be ths best chew and the Urgent
piece for the money In the market Vlnce tin
lag en each lump. Its extontlve sale for many
years has establtihed It reputation. There Is
nothing hotter. Try IU Fer sale by dealers and
grocers.
1890.
nprll-SOteod-eemifcmw
T7-AN HOUTRN'H COCOA
"ItK8T.tOOK4 FAIITHK.ST."
Tliepnrest, moleluble-llie original cocoa.
Invented, patented and made in Helland.
Delicate, stimulating, nutritious, tnueh better
Air the nervci than teu and oerTcc. Ask for
NAN HOIITKN'H, take no ether. (01)
mrSI-lydM,W,K
(Svectvie,
A
HVYKUI'IMO UEOUCTION
AT
Itiiin'enchea, unparcd, reduced from De te e(
FlneCullfornlaAprlcetiirrdurcdfToml3otolOo,
Kvaperated Apples reduced from 10c te(c.
Finest llulfl'eaclicN reduced from 2Se leZlc,
French Cherrles reduced from. 15c te lie
Flucit French Prune reduced from ISc te 12c
Ilelled Avcna reduced from ISJ-Jc te 10c.
000 1'nckngc of Washing le der raduced te Se
lm Cake of 10c Tellet Heap reduced te Se
M0 Teapot, contain 1 lb Ten, reduced te 4He-
300 D Yerk Ce. Utickwheat reduced te. ae
CO DucketA .Mackerel reduced te -.11.00
00 ru HteMlug FIk reduced te. ...A tt for 25c.
1W Dm Tobacco m in ok lug or chewing .Ile.
6,400 Did Catmtle Heda, In H aud 6 lb kettles
Samuel Clarke, Agt.,
12 AND II SOUTH UUKKNHI'.
AT
liUltHK'H.
TI11C FINEST IN THU MAItKKTI
Tbe Yenlzer Evaporated Sugar Cern.
The Fluent In the Htnlc. Tender, Hwcct nr.d
Kleguut, Try It. Held Only by Us In I-uiicns-
Jellies and Preserves.
Jellies by tlie bucket, In tin cups, In tnntb
1cm, lu nlmsjiir. und by the pound ; retail at
Ce per pound. Flue Pure Fruit und Hugnr Pre
server ; ttUul te lieine-mude.
McGAW'S CANNED CORN.
RVRKY CAN OUAUANTERD.-Thlnk of It.
hew cheap : Ge a can, or 17 can for ene dollar,
worth a great deul mere, but we have tee
much. Tim price must make It go faster. We
are bound te sell It. Our Ions u your gain.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAHT KINQ 8THEET,
A'1'
ItElST-rj.
J. FRANK REIST,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
LANCASTER, PA.,
reeueds the plcasure of every man, woman nnd
child In the city or Lancaster, and outside of It,
ut his store, northeast corner of West King and
rrlitce streets, fiem April UUi te lUth, Inclu
sn e, te taste u cup of
Bleeker's Famous Dutch Cocea,
which he has Jiut Imported dlicct from Am
stcrdaiii, Helland.
INHTltUCriONH FOIt USE.
Put a spoonful or granulated suitar Inte your
cup uud then add u spoonful of Cocea ; mis
them well, dry then pour en boiling wuterfer
boiling milk) and stir well; you then have a
cup of this unrivaled Coceu ready.
THItEE WINDOWH-WCiiTHIDE,
will be used for display aud the serving of this
luiiuiii lAK-iHi. Aiiiiuu room ter Hit wne wisii
te take advantage or IU llemember. It Is our
direct Imnortatteii. and ie bavniriiiiA in much
trouble and quite nil cxponse lu
Cocea hufere tlie ieeple of Luucastcr.
We will
TD 1IUIU .1IU1IUHV
nemine UUtil Hjitunlnir
eve. au ou c nir
lady, well versed In Its
tuges, will hucchargoef tbe tables,
ItEMEMUEU,
ve de tint expect you te purolmse anything at
allusun excuse U get a cup, but want joute
walk In and get It, and we knew that ou will
pass a n opinion thut will be far reaching.
1 his Is net au advertising scheme. U will be.
lu plain English. '
A (lit AM) COCOA SOCIAU1.K.
Then come along, both old aud young.
WHOLESALE AND HETAILaitOCEIt,
COItNEK WVHT K1NU AND I'lllfCEBTH.,
Directly Opieslte
J. II. Martin A Ce.' Vry Uoeds Stere, aud
Next ltnorteHorrel Hersa Hetel.
7 tfr W CUIWR TILL VACA
Osa I ttjv tlen lu the Keystone llusl.
iu-wi College, Including stationery, fji Night
beleii, and uegiiuruntcejeuiui .much Uoek-kw-plng
and nil biiblnew branches as you are
able te tnu.lcr during that time.
, , . W. 1. alOMHFJl, Prln.,
16 North Queen St.. 2d lloer, lvucuter. Pa.
DHUNKENNIM.
LIQUOUHAHIT.
In All the World there Is but One Cure
DR. UAINKS' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be glen In a cup of cofleeer tea, or in
articles of feed, wllhnutthe knowledge of the
letleiit. If necessary ; It Is absolutely harmless
and will eirect a permanent and speedy cure;'
whellicr the patient Is inoderahsarliikerer
an alcoholic wreck. IT NKVEIt FAIl" It
eperutes se quietly and with such ceitauty
that the pallBnt iiurtvrgec no IncenvVnleur.
and ere he Is aware, his complete reformation Is
etTucted. 4S ae book of particulars free
CIIAB. A. lx'itru n..:XXi..
ySrXFf1 Kl0K bu' tester, Fa.
octal eed-JThlS
Ih,.IN, WANT OF UltASS Olt JHON HTOP
CiKks, Asbeites 1'ucke.l 'e.ks, Vt and lllb
Cocks, Jver Cocks. Hwlng Joints, rnll and get
them, or send .your order by mall. teJullN
BEb'r, 8ft Kast Fulton street.
in7-tm
Hsnmtkv'.
lHiLADBLrsiA, Mettaay, April It. lan.
The Latest News in Dress
Goods.
Just ready, another let of
Lupin's 42-inch silk-warp silver-
fray Serges at $1.50, with
lack bands bread and solid,
narrower and double, and also
with silver hair-lines. The
colors and the patterns pro
duce an extraordinary effect of
bold simplicity.
Alse hemstitched striped and
bordered Camel Hair Gren
adine, 46 inches, at $1.50, in
blue, black, and cream.
The first introduction of plain
Cream-white Serges with large
open plaids and stripes formed
of hair-lines, in 3 blues, red,
and black. The bread ground
of clear white and the simple
delicate color lines make a won
derfully chaste effect.
The assortment of Gloriosa
has been completed again.
$1.25 and $1.50. Finer goods
of the sort are net in existence.
They found the light of this
market here there are main
tained in unappreached variety.
The facts concerning Challis.
The latest arrivals of French
Challis are 50 and 60 cents.
The earlier ones equal in qual
ity are 37 cents, a wondrous
bargain. Yeu understand the
case : the higher prices are rea
sonable, normal, but the differ
ence is made en the date of the
style. Maybe you'll be better
pleased at the least price.
Concerning Ginghams.
Perhaps our literal truth al
ready told about Ginghams has
taxed your credulity. Te-day
500 pieces mere new patterns
at 25 cents are opened. You'd
say they arc worth 40c.
The following items of Dress
Goods are easily worth 50 per
cent mere than the price named.
40-inch Albatross at 50c in
cream and navy. Jacquard fig
ured Weel Rebe patterns at
$12, reduced from $22. They
are all wool, fine diagonal with
leaf and flower decoration in
self colors, soft as an etching,
that please both touch and eye.
Celers, old rose, brown, green,
gray, steel-blue.
40-inch Weel Serge with
satin stripes at 25 cents, a va
riety of styles.
38-inch Black All-wool Nuns'
Veiling at 27lt cents.
40-inch Priestley Camel Hair
Grenadine, two qualities, at 50
and 60 cents.
40-inch All-wool French Cas
simere Beige in very desirable
mixed colors at 50 cents.
42-inch All-wool Beige
Checks in very neat designs, at
50 cents.
36-inch Suitings in small
checks at 15c. Last season we
thought them very cheap at 25c.
They were ; they would be new.
At 15c they are remarkable.
Jehn Wanamaker.
JrrU tBoet
N
JEW YORK HTORE.
Attractive Bargains
-AT THE-
New Yerk Stere.
Hncclal Purchase of IM Deren GENTS'
Hl'UNO HILK rM.'AltFH,nll at one price. 15c
each; the chelcu of this let Is well worth SOc.
A Closing Out Purclmse of an Importer's
Hteck of All-Weel ULACKCCAHllMKRESat
60, 57, (B. 07 und 74 cents a yurd: a) per cent,
under current vulues.
. Hlxty nve Pieces PIN CHECK CLOTH MUIT
1NUH. yard wide, spring coloring, 12)Jc a yurd ;
only half Its real value.
One Hundred Pieces ALL-WOOL HUIT1NOS,
40 Inches wide, a)e a yurd; neer sold Teries
lhau '25c.
Flfty.Ineh MOHAIR RItlLLIANTINEH lu
Muring Shades. 7jc a jard; Imjierted tessllat
NEW OAHHMERE HEN'HIETTAH In many
"?? 2f "''h!1. Orey, Rew, Etc., Etc., at
IB, S7J4, 50 and 75 cents a yard.
MOHAIR I1RII.LIANT1NIS, NBW shades, at
25. 37) J and 50 cents u yard.
A RplPndld Assortment of All-Weel STRI PED
AND PLAID CLOl'U HU1T1NUS, at S,37J
aud 50 cents a yard.
l.aaic' Headed Capes, Coaching Cane. lllnck
I Jice Cape, New
Cape,
it 81 I
, iivfl" npring mk
les at Lew Prices.
Hprlng Htecklnet Jackets, lu
Latest
WATT & SHAND,
e. 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
pUMI-8. 110ILERS, MININU.CKNTHIFU
Lu A ..."l!JL1,S.n,n l ""iu. of any capuclty. at
OHN llUaTH, SJa Fast Fulleu street, in7.tfd
St
OLD 1IRONZE. I.IOUins AND HIZINfl
for steam work, ut JOHN IlliiVtf. isa LaM
ten street.
11I7-IM
riUIECALLA LILY IS THETRAPE MARK
X of the Finest Meup ou Eurth. " PURITY.
JNELETREK STOCK FARM.
STORM K?NG (2161.)
RECORD 8.3a
Sired by Happy Medium, sire of 50 performers
from S:Hfc te liSX Pain Topsy Tayler hv Ale "
aiider'i Neriuan, slru efLulu,2.W, Ac. Ac.
Terms or bprlng season of lsw, izt) fur a renl.
erubulaUdiiedIgreiaiid oilier luformatleu.
a,lnV. DANIEL U.KNOLB, '
sprliUmdAw ss Marletta.'Pa.
00t HrlsVef lt
TUIITIN-
-THK
Neatest Spriig Skees for Ladies
EVER BEEN IN LANCASTER I
A N U Til E PRICES ARE RIGHT, TOO I
STACKHOUSE,
28 AND SO KAHT KINO ST.
ALSO, HIO ARRIVALS OF BPRINO-HEKL
BHOE1 FOR CHILDREN AND
MISSES.
AND THEY'LL DO FOR BPtUNO " IN A
DOUDLE BEN8E.
STACKHOUSE.
Nef. 28 and 80 Eart Kiig 8tmt,
LANCA8TKR.PA.
G
OOI) QUALITIES I
PRICES I
"HARD -PAN'
Youth's Shoes !
The cheapest geed shoes for youth's
wear we knew of Is hers at tl a pair.
Btreng, stout, serviceable, geed looking
goods. Cerns In sizes Irs te 7s, Inclu
sive, cither button or lacs ; have seam
less uppers, clean and smooth In appear appear
anes J ths leather Is stout, plump and
very teagh In grain will outwear tbe
soles upon them and hair dele that may
be used In their repair, without crack or
br.ak. The shoes are well made and
keep In geed shape until worn out
that's one or their strong points. Are
net low cut barely covering tbe ankle
bone, as one generally finds II shoes In
most stores hut cut above the average
height, nnd are very dressy for knee
panu suits, llecause of tbe low price
and excellent service they give they
grew stronger favorites every day.
Anether make that " gets there "In the
estimation of these who knew geed
shoes when they see them, sells, at Sl.'JO.
N Ice, stylish looking shoes, adapted for
dress, strong enough In every way, tee.
for knockabout usage. 11 50 Is eflcnjpald
for grades no better. 11.50 a pair. These
are of another make of shoes a generous
moneys worth of material and shoe
making In every sense the terms Implies.
Htrletly solid leather In every particular.
Pretty shaped for dress, thoroughly well
made for service. Hard te match any
where at n price se reasonable. Te see
them Is te like them.
Finer qualities In Butten and Ilals, In
flue dress morocco leathers, at 11.75.
And still higher grades models of
flue sheemaklng In all widths, from
the slimmest te broadest, at ti, t2 50 and
IX Very stylish, very attractive. The
finest lines sold In Lancaster.
SHAUB & BURNS,
It Neam Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
L
lain' weiuiit bhees.
MEN'S
Kangaroo Shoes
-FOR-
Comfert and Tender Feet.
I have the I.nrgcd Stock and Assortment of
Men's Kangaroo Shoes In the City.
My i'l Genuine Kangaroo Shoe Is made en a
Neat l'liiln Tee In Lace and Congress. Hires 5
te 'I. Ueys te match In4'saud ,. This shoe
Is sold elsewhere In this city at ilAO and si. I
could never get a shoe heretofore like It te re
tail for less UianM.
My $1 Genuine Kangaroo Shoe Is a Ooedyear
Welt and possesses seme of the merits of a
Hun J Sewed Shoe. It can be sewed Instead of
peggeu in repairing tncm. sues 5 te 9. lie
eys
old
te muien iu 4 s and . This slioe Is
ctsewncre in mis cny as nigli as fa.
My 15 line of Kangaroo's Is the most complete
In the city, lu Plain Narrow, Plain Bread, Plain
Square and Square Toe Tips, In Lace and Con
gress and all Widths. Reys te match In 4's and
4i's. Held ni high us 0 elsewhere.
My ftl Kangaroo Uand-Made Shee Is made out
of the best skins obtainable, aud Is madeeu the
New Ulace Tee, same last as the W Cordovan
Ijice and Congress, en which I have such a large
trade.
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
Chas. H. Frey,
(Successor te PREY A ECKKIIT) the Leader of
Lew Prices lu
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS.3 A 5 EAST KINQ STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
WStere Closed Every Evening at 8 o'clock
Except Monday and Saturday.
g)ats
e
UR LEADING HATTERS.
YOUNG MEN
YOUR SPRING HAT 13 AWAITING YOUR
CALL.
S- Our Stock Is new Full nnd Complete aud
and we ha e a hat that will pleuse you.
DUNLAP & CO.'S Celebrated Hata
AND THE
WILCOX "BOSTON BEAUTIES '
All have made their appearance. Ouly place
In the city where you cau get them.
Rest HOD and WOO STIFF FUR HATS ever
shown.
HOY'S ANDCIIILDREN'S Nobby Goods and
lancy Ntyltku specialty.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
SUterncu.
T UTIIER H. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Second Fleer Eshleman La
Nnrlh lukutrMt.
Ulldlng. Ne. S
prH.lvd.sw
Svnal ileticce.
ESTATE OF MRS. REBECCA CAMERON.
late or Lancaster city, deceated. Letttrs
tv&tamentury en said estate having been
giuuted te the uuderslgned. all persons in
debted thereto are requested te make Imme
dluteiuiymcnt.aud these having claims or de
mands ugalntt the same, will present them
without delay for kettlemeut te the under-
signeu.resiaing in Lancaster city.
lUJl-CUlil A, I
. C. RKJNCKUL, Executer.
I
9rg
H
AQMl BROTHER.
i-'J?
HA'QER &
Nei. 26, 27, 29,
IN PLAIN MATERIALS,
-AB-
Henrietta,
Serges and Oebeige,
We are offering
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS :
One line or Henrietta, all UieNewRhaden,9Bc.
One line of Henrietta, all ths New Shades,
7Ke.
One line of French Serge, all the New Shades,
One line French Serge, all the New Shades,
One Una of 49-Inch French Uasslmlr, New
Shades, tl.
On examination these five lines of Staple Ma
terials will be found te be of extra quality for
the above prise.
In Novelties we desire te call your attention
te several lines of
Stripes and Plaids,
Which are
considerably
Prices.
under the regular
A full line of Ombre Stripes for 40c J worth
50i
Three Shades Rerdered Melange, 41c; worth
Four Styles Black and Whlte Mohair, SOc ;
worth 5c. '
Three Styles Ulack and Whlte Serge. 3T)c:
worth 60c.
THUEKBPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Silk Warp Black Henrietta
One let IW-lnch for 11.00; worth 11.25.
One let 40-Inch for 11.23; worth f 1.50.
One let 40-Inch for f 1.50 ; worth 12.00.
HHGERfXBROTHER,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.
VTETZGER A HAUGHMAN.
CHEHP GHRPETS,
Lie tzger 3c. Haughman,
BRUSSELS, INGRAIN, RAG, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
' Bought nt Auction aud from the Manufacturers.
CARPETS AT 10 CENTS. CA RPET8 AT .15 CENTS.
mr,Sii'FtlTJL2&PEiriii- CARPETS AT 40 CKNThT
CABPETH i AT15 CENlH. CARPETS AT 50 CENTS.
CARPETS AT 20 CENTS. CARPETS ATCSCENIW.
CARPETS AT25 CENTS. CARPKTSA1 75 CENTS.
Carpet Bags Taken in Exchange. Fleer Oil Cleths Cheap. Window Shades.
Best Steamed Feathers at
Metzger&Haughman's Cheap Stere,
38-40 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
NJ
EXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
BLACK.
MOURNING GOODS.
0"
kUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT new possesses ene of the best se
lectiens of Black and Mourning
Cashmeres, All-Weel and Silk
Igured Annurcs, Tain lie Mehairs, Lusters, Nun's Veiling and Screc.
Special Bargains In Bordered Nun' i Veilings at 75 cenU and fl. A full line
of Lupin's Black Cashmere Shawls; fn Deuble nnd Single, from J1.75 te 12.50.
Ceurtland'g English Crapes from 75c te $1.50 a yard. Mourning Bordered
Handkerchiefs. Fast Black Hese, nnd a full stock of Black Gloves.
J-Our Price-List of CurpeU Bent free en application.
FHHNESTOCK'S,
36 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
B
ard a Mcelrey.
bard &
Nea. 33 and 35 Seuth Queea Street,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-
. ,Exra values In Tickings at 8, 10, 12. 15, 10 and 20c, lied Checks from O'fc up, extra enallty
Indigo blue at lc. Bleached uud Unbleached Muslin, In j ard wide, Pillow Case or Si eetlng
nldths, at low prices.
FEATHERS-Owlng te the low price en the Best Feathers our trade has grown beyond our ex-
Carpet, styles ies geed .as you will find In the Best Brussels, that can be turned, nnd either side
X"J,,.?.nIf.,e,h0 rlSnt kldfl ,10t 8,rllI n the one side like the old styles used te be, at 20, 25, an,
35, 37K, 40, 45, fiOe and up. Home-raade Rag Carpets, better values than ever, at 25.35. 37X. 40.45!
60c and up. Carpet Rugs taken In exchange. An elegant assortment or Smyrna Rugs at7Se and
f 1 ; large sizes ut 12 aud ti 50 ; worth a geed deal mere, stitched Carpet Lining only & a yard.
OILCLOTHS-The best selection nnd value In Fleer Oil Cleth lu the city from V. te 2f yards
wide, suitable for halls and vestibules, or kitchen use. ""
WINDOW SllADES-Pialn Opaque or Helland Shades, 33c. Plain Oil Shades. 40 and 50c
Dade Opaque Sades 40c Dpde Oil Khades, 60c. A 11 our shades are the Urgest sire, ' , sprtuS
fixtures. Paper Window Shades, Oil or Helland Shading bv the vnrd : alsS snrlmr Ati ,i!L. v
iir.Ji. An iii-n e nave jtisi epenea aneiner
This may
were hard te get
" " J" ' uvuuiu lugei,
bjlrd 3c Mcelrey,
Neb. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street.
IJottec fucuiehtufl (Doebo.
F
LINN Jt BRENEMAN.
5,000 Yards Fleer Oil Cleth,
NEW PATTERNS AND NEW GOODS,
AT 25 AND 30 CVNT8 PER YARD. OLD PRICE, 30 AND 40 CENTS.
Something New-" Intelligent Oil Can,"
Whistles when Lamp Is tilled.
Everyone using
UKENEMAN,
St
NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN
flEOKQK FLICK,
TAXIDERMIST,
Na 15 West German Slie't. Illrdi nnd Ani
mals slutted lu n superior liiunnerut reasennble
prices. npMwd
CAKING
NECKWEAR!
Feur-ln-llaud, Tccfc and Tycoon,
At ERISMAN'S.
XITILLIAMSl'ORr
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERISMAN'S,
Na U Wtst KlngStrect.
W-EW STYLE
LINEN COLLARS,
AT ERISMAN'S.
&00ht
BROTHER,
31 Weit King St.
NOW IN STOCK
FULL LINES OF
NOVELTIES IN SPRING WRAPS 1
CLOTn COACHlNO CAPES,
In Steel, Tan, Black.
CLOTH BLAZIEHS,
In Cream, Black and Striped.
CLOTH C0NNEMARA8,
In Plain, Striped and Check.
BLACK EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
WRAPS.
LACE AND BEADED SHOULDER CAPES.
SILK AND FLANNEL BLOU8BS.
STOCKINETTE JACKETS,
High Shoulder, Revere Frent.
JERSEYS-NEW SHAPES.
BABY CLOAKS,
Embroidered Crenm Cashmere and of Striped
Cleth. Leng and Short, with Full Surah
Sleeve; New, Qalut and Pretty.
A Complete Line Just Received.
An excellent quality
of Tan-Colored Dressed
iperler quality for 75c.
u Black, Gray and Tan
Kid Gloves alt
two; a si
Suede Kid Gloves,
triers.
Glace Kid Gloves, In Black, Gray and Tan
colors.
The specials this season are, first, a Black
Dressed Kid Meusquetalre-the best wearlng
nnd most stylish Gleve worn. The ether is a
1-oeso Wrlsted Deg-Skin Gleve, for driving,
shopping and traveling; very serviceable ana
stylish : price, It.
Lisle Gloves, 10c. 12c. 15c. 25c.
Black Silk Gloves and Mitts, 25c, 37c aud 50c.
GOODS T
Goods te be found In the city. Black
Warp Henriettas, Striped Henriettas,
Mcelrey,
Opposite Fountain Inn.
Newdeslgns In Ingrain
tot or these Heavy Gingham Remnants at 5fi
;c.
us inepricoueuotiut will be nlglier. Latelythe
icy
Opposite Fountain Inn
Oil should have one.
Wheletale Ajents.
Price, BO Cents. FLINN
ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
-1 QQ-l'ltOVEALLTUl.NUS-l UCV)
Entered te take a course In Business Train
ing since March 1, ut tiie lANC.SrER BUSI
NESS COLLEGE. Ne. SI North Duke street,
pupils from llelltmoiite.'Celumblu, Derrs, Karl.
villi). Last Berlin. Gettsburg, lxlugteti, Lnn
dlsvllle, Manheim, itllk'rsvllle, Mnuntvllle,
Nickel Mines. Smyrna, Suiibury. Washington
Borough, and ethers from the Immediate vi
cinity. This Is ovldcuce or the geed sense of
our people, and shows thut they appreciate a
geed thing. Ninety-two pupils enrolled up te
date, April 12, for this term. Pleased te have
you call and spend a day ttltli us.
Respectfully,
mrtO-tfd H. C. WEIDLER, Principal.
1 " vtM CENT. DUHE.VIURKSIOCK CER
IU tlUcates in multiples of I1U0, earning a
num. naj able selul-annuullv. are Issued bv I
'the
Bulldlngand Lean Association of liukotadleme
Office, Aberdeen, Seuth Dakota). Ne member,
ship fee or ether expense Incident te lssuanc
of stock. Stock may be con erted Inte cash at
purchase price after two years. Invester se
cured by ieal estate mortgages te double the
amount of the Investment deposited with a
Trustee. Correspondence Invited.
C.W. STARLING,
Manager Philadelphia offlec,
Janl-Jmsed " He, til wHntjt Btrwt,
t
fi.
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