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4 Tl8tlsPn.rrdt.
?Tiie atattrment tliut the Seuth Run
ratlreftd company has been organized at
Beivdlng with a new president and
beard of directors Is treated In seme
quarters as though It wns significant of
? movement te complete the read In
eme Interest, wlilch Is variably stated
y-;8 that of tlie Pennsylvania auu ei me
"fj Ttpndlnir reads.
0 We de net see that it lias any par-
Stlcular slgnincance. It Is well known
fethat the Seuth Penn Is wholly owned
fby the Vanderbllts, and thut they
fbwe nargainew wun me i-eunsyi-i'Vanla
nconle te held It subject
te their enler, In return for the gift of
h'ril.AiiAMln1ivr 4Iia Wnat ttlinra rnllivtnfl
?Mid ether considerations. When the
iaherlff of Fulton county recently ofl"ered
5.viu reau ler suie upon u juujjmc"" "
gtelned, Mr. Bacr, vhe is the I'cunsyl
,ranla attornev for the Vanderbllts,
ifebeuebt it for a 3ir. and reached the
W conclusion that he had obtained by the
;S sate a geed title te the read, under
If which it could be organized se as te put
SJlt mere completely in control of the
Vanaerbllt owners. e it, uas iecu
ilnne nml thn new nfllri'm niY the New
&" Yerk and Pennsylvania Vanderbllt nt-
p terncys and their adherents:
C Beuth Penn railroad corporation reposes
h$vla the Vanaerbllt control ; nor that
jlthis control Is subject te Pennsylvania
h railroad dictation. If the Seuth Penn
'ta built, it will be as a Pennsylvania
railroad feeuer, while the present situa-
ttien lasts.
' Perhaes neenle will Incline te ask
$?thaw it te that In Pennsylvania a great
& railroad project can be started and many
.millions spent upon it, and then be
;;piralyzed by the manipulations of n
V railroad which It was te rival ; although
t. such control of the railroad business of
" H.ttiA afafA la nfTi.naW'a fn la .ntiatlf iitlnn
vvr and laws ; and although It seems clear
$n that the charter may be forfeited which
'.;' is thus handled. There is cause for such
-' wonder ; or there would be under an
v'' honest and Intelligent administration of
s'gfthe state's afliilrs. But what docs Its
I'k present administration amount te?
iTiWbat is Beaver and where is Kirkpat-
? ft: rick ? When the people elect men te be
rcj governors who are the dummies of the
m "t i rascals who make profit out of the sub-
K. 4k J1.ll -.1 .?-.! .1 ..
oraiuauen ei mesinie 10 lis corporations,
S''WiBrlit rpllnf Mtl tlipv Irwnlr fni frntn ivir.
P'poratien greed ?
& Hfr. Venn.ti'. Tiil.ni..
y Mr. Kennan's lecture last evening
-'.raa ilMinl with rrrent Intnreat tinlwIHi.
KF standing that te many of the audience
SJji was u ivpeiuiuu ei wuui mey uau
. .wj VW4 U UW fltr.V 4Ul(VU-;(M
JgMr. Kennen speaks very quietly but
,,lerciuiy, ana the clearness of his tones
4?, are In unison with the clearness of his
narrative, no leaves llttle room te
doubt that the Russian administration
is very barbarous in lis treat
ment of its prisoners, These con
demned for political en'eu-c have
no better treatment, cletblnir. feed or
ryft, lodging, save in the less crowded
.a state or tnelr prisons., than is given te
$g the men condemned for ordinary crimes;
jy and both arc cruelly puulshud. They
S Me confined In the severity of the
DS, Siberian climate, with scanty clethinir.
-Y in crowded and noisome dungeons. The
tfw ieu":i4 prisoners nre net even given
ST work te de te distract their minds, but
tk drag out wearj'years of endless suffering.
rV Mr. Ivennau has done a great political
nfi Werk id the rnmmiiiilnitlnnu li- Im.
W0, made te the world, which have excited
bJ ltt IntAM-la In n irvnl.kra,l 1 .. .....I
fVSV """"" " nuuuniui UCyil-U, UI1U
f?q uave eugageu puenc reeling, in this
t wmmmjt jjuihi uiuii, Hirengiy aguiusi
Efc the Russian trevernincnt. 'I'IiIm u dm
K'nwre notable as we huve lenir lieen
r'A uauenai nines ei itussia.
;: The SUL'trvstlOU of What thn filt-lm linu
S- in store for Russia is. tlmt i.iiin.i- m
iTevernmnnt will In mvrtlirAUMi ,.ii..,i
this nation's efllces will be called in for
the reformation of Its conduct toward
the political offenders against it. It
seems te us that there is tee strong n
feeling being worked up In this country
anil In tlii wnrld tint n t.. ,.i!.Ait.., ,..
fLi'. ItiA finrltr riittim in vr..-t.... t.
fe abuse of Russian power ever its Hiihlect
E .nJlrn-ll I .. J... . '
BwV """ " u" umur reincuy comes, H will be
Sf. leuna In tlie abatement of the czar, rvr.
talnly in this stage of civilization no
uch abeminable cruelties can be Im
posed by a nation upon men and women
who effeiid against no moral law, but
solely against the national udnilulstrn.
tien ; and who are even patriotic under
their own conception of patriotism.
A Bark And a Rattle.
Mr. Dana, in the Sun, makes a vicious
reply te ex-President Cleveland's casti casti
gatlen of him. He does net defend the
truth of his stories about Mr. Clove Cleve
land's fatness and must be considered
lohayeEcknowleilged that In this re
gard be has been maliciously lying n0
Mixes however upon an opportunity
Mr, Cleveland gave him of striking
.v u upon collateral mat
ter and of accusing the ex
presidcut In return of misrepresen
tation, in his charge that the Sun had
abused his wife. This Mr. Dana denies
and we believe Justly. It Is pessU
ble that Mr. Cleveland nvr m
anything of the kind and that It
was au interjection of the enterprising
interviewer who took down his state
ment about Dana and the Sun. It is
very daugereus for a public man te trust
himself in an interview r's hands Te
te f he needs te keep held of him
until he is furnished with a printer's
proof of what he is te be made say.
Mr. Cleveland was hardly prudent in
.emitting himself te an Interview
Hpm the subject of the Sun's assault
uwnhlm. Te be sure it Umere than
flMh and bleed can patiently endure te
b maliciously and falbely ubused ; and
when a reporter turns up anxious te in,t
A'
x sb expression of the sufferer's Indignant
a" Mtlmeiits, it Is hardly In mortal man
?:.- te resist the k'lmifiiiliui tn ,i.-.. i,,.... .
3, klm. But Mr. Cleveland can ufferd te
1 Uk all such attacks without reply, fwr
Vmtj de net Injure him ; and lu his ex-
s' MM HUm it k mere cUinaanlna- in Hn.
' JUT. lr
tlce them with n natural human Indig
nation than te suffer in silence.
The city of New Yerk Is a peer place
forapubllemantollvoln with a purpose
te padlock hit tongue. Its energetic
reporters are tee many and ravenous te
be comfortable te the man who Is often
In position te give them an Item. It is
a trying place of rcsldence for an ex
presldcut. Te enjoy the Interviewer a
man needs (e be peculiarly constituted.
Mr. Depcw seems te be such a man ;
and he Is about the only ene we knew of
who profits by the facility with which
he is worked by the reporters. They
keep hi ii ierpcliially prominent and
have given blui a reputatleu for great
ness that he has yet te Justify by
political performance; which he has
never yet had a chance te show.
A rnorKssen of science has turned up
again who lias seen the Keely meter work
and thinks it may hsve great possibilities.
He docs net son whero the ferce cemes
from unless it Is Koely-made. That meter
Is as hard te down Usnque's ghost.
m
The comtnlttce of Frenchmen that have
the Panama canal in charge, de net yet
glve the project up as desil. The engineers
who have examined the ditch, m e bolleve,
glve thorn seme sort of cncoursgeineiit.
Hut the slockhelilcrsgctnono. Thoirsteck
has gene. The bull-frogs of the canal nre
the only crcattires proin!ed a dividend out
of th&W moiiey.
At thb election en the "th of April of the
towns and townships In the state of Indiana
the Domecruts carried Indianapolis, Fert
Wayne, J-Vansvllle, Torre llnute, New
Albany, Lnfayclle and almost every ethor
important town in the state. They carrled
COS of the 1,012 townships, Raining 118
township tntstoes, and CI out or the 03
cotintles In the sUte, having a majority en
the total vote of ever 17,000.
Twe, and only two, Republican senators
declined te vete te nil ml t the Republican
senators from Mentana. They wero Bona Bena Bona
ters Plumb and Wolcott, he wero con
veniently absent when the vete was tnken.
Wolcott was purposely out of the building,
but Mr. Plumb was net. He managed te
escape from the clinmber, howevor,
Just as the roll was about te be
called. Tlie new sonnters are quite
indignant te think that any of their
party donertod them. The first vete that
was taknn after the new senators had been
sworn in dovelopcd the fact that at least
one of them Is rather Independent In his
notions. This is Mr. Bandere, who, en the
roll call, was ene of the three Republicans
voting with the Democrats en the question
of permitting the appointment of a let of
pension examiners without first being sub
jected te a civil service examination. In
drawing for position as regards the long
and short terms, Mr, Sanders, the lenj
senator, drew the short term, while Mr.
Power, Ibe short senator, drew the long
term.
Mr. Sanders has until 1SA3 te held his seat,
and he is qulte nimble enough te turn him
self Inte a Oomecrat before that tlme if he
can se benefit himself. A lawyer w he will
run away with his client's money and a
soero or mero of years find hlmself in n
United States senator, arter having been in
the meantlme the captain of a vigilance
commlttee, need net surpuse us by any
performance.
At Wednesday's meeting of the Harris
burg beard of trade a Philadelphia party
sought Information from the beard as te
what Inducements would be offered for
the erection of an extonslve stcel plant in
Harrlsburg. A spectal committee was ap
pointed te glve the matter inimedlate
attention. Perhaps this stray Industry
could be captured for I-ntieantcr.
Van Hqutk.i's Cocoa Cecoa Cocea
thcut." ' Ucst A Uec Fur-
Jf Ileal Hi and beauty you'd maintain
And ket-p your brrntli u erfect clmriii,
Ve SOZOUONT Itli might and mnln ;
Fer Itnlone prevents tlie harm
That mars a wemnn's tcclh nnd hrratli
Aud leave her msuth us dark u dcuth.
noeimklrtB Aniilu
May cotne Inte Ktyle, but it H hoped net.
Tlie
transformation which will bring buck that,
style of crinolines ought te be ImleHnllclvnest'
pened. Transformations lu the henlth of thou
winds or wenii-ii throughout the country limn
takcu place during the past few) curs. Talc,
haggard, and dispirited, they lme beiemu
bright-eyed and healthy. The nccrei? Dr.
I'lcric's Kuverlte Prescription, which corps all
these chrenln " weaknesses " and distressing
alluunu peculiar te women. F,Bw
Frem ByrneiiBe, X. V.
" 1 felt weak and languid ; had pulpatullen e
the heart and numbness or the limbs. Uui
duck WchhI liUltrt lime certainly relieved tne.
They are most excellent." Mr. J. M. Wright,
Fer mile by W.T. Jlech, 137 und 1JU North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Kicked Out.
Hew many people there are who are strug
gling te rise lu this world Unit are kicked down
and out by envious rivals. 'Jhemut' Jktectrlc
p never" kkkednut" lu patrons. It Is trim
blue. Fer threat allectleus, asthma and catarrh
It Is a certain uud rapid cure. Fer sale by V,
II. llech, 1J7 uud 1JU North Queen street. Lau
ras ter.
Frem Itepiihllcnu jrendqunrtei-H.
Meuavia, N. Y., Alay 5. HW7. O. F. Wood
ward : I hate been using Kemp's Ilalsum and
nnd It very eflectlve In rellevlugu cough with
which I have been aftllcted of lute. Uur drug
gists tell me they sell mere of this than any
any ether cough remedy. I can cheerfully ree
emmcndlt. Yours truly, J, J, Pkask, Editor
Republican. At ull druggists. Large buttlis
60e and 51. ()
Loek neits l'rkmd, Are Yen Sick t
De jeu sutrcr from D)speplu, Indigestion,
Sour Hlemach, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, Lest Appetite, Illlleusncss, Tired Kiel
Ing, ruins, In the Chest, Night Sweats, l.ess of
t'ewer, or any form of Consumption T if se, go
te your druggist and purchase a bottle of 7o 7e 7o
re;i(xlo,i, which will quickly restore ou te
sound physical health. Florapltxien Is a highly
concentrated nuld extract of the most vuluabla
medicinal roeU and herbs known te science,
and cures where all ether remedies fall. Valu
able book, "Things Werth Knewing," sent free.
Address, i'ref, Franklin Hart, Warren street,
N. Y. aprlMj diw
JiETTL'K THAN TEA AND COFFEE FOR
TUENEltVES,
Van Heuten's Cocea
" HEiT AND GOES FARTHEST."
Askjeur Grocer for It, take no ether. its
CTENttr" WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
lowestprlees. Alse Undertaking premptlv at.
tended te. Call and examlne our goods.' y
ag-Udlt U. WOLF. l! VSSt KHtrL
rpUEMT. GRETNA "
Narrow Gauge Railway
..... ... ,viira lur ul0 iumer teuseu en
MONDAYjJVIAY 5th.
PH?a,e?unfr;u,M,aKftJ
(Governer Dick), a dl.tan'e of about four n les
Its miniature trains connect with all the iTul
lar J"Msenger trains en the Cornwall A lib
non Railroad arrlv Ing at the Ferk, and letur H.
leg from the summit of the meunialn Ume
te connect with trains leaving the Fark
Frem pelnu en 'Fen no. H. It. and l'hlladi
phla .4 Readlnr It. 11.. within IWmlles, the trio
can be accomplished In one day. ' v
It lithe NARROWEST G AlOEln the world
ViAV,h?. 1!Mt I'.KRFECT IN ITS CONHrm &
TION, It has a se the MOST COMlLl"r?
EQUIPMENT. IU engines ari neVfi" ' Rule
models of the standard englnesef (htttnlrt iss
aud IU cars are esiieclally adapted te utlerd I ui
unobstructed view of the magnincent scenery
along the line. Hteel Ralls. Muueu"llau ?t
is one of the features of iuiu it
Mt. Gretna Park.
the finest day resort In Central Peiinsvlvunln
Church Kdlhw.l.MlllUryaudCliice.uuV.i
rations. Club and Tourist Vurtle can s , r
the exclusive ? it SlJL,t. tirS.'"" u.r.
catien te NEnmisi1 '
al-lm
Wtip't C, L. lUllread, Lebanon ,'p.
ptnmks'.
ftilLADiLrnLA, Frldsy, April 18, UN.
vBew many dining-rooms are
dreary and bald, lacking some
what the1 grace and elegance
that a single article of furniture
will add. But it often happens
that the needed china cupboard
or cabinet requires mere money
than, may conveniently be ap
plied te the purpose. There is
a remarkable chance here new
te meet just such cases.
A furniture maker is ceasing
te make Mantel Cabinets. He.
has about sixty en hand. We
buy them all at half value, and
you can get them equally
cheap. A $6e Cabinet for $30,
and eleven varieties, including
oak, cherry and mahogany, te
cheese from. The bare glass
mirrors are mere than worth
the price.
Alse two ether sorts at $15
from $30.
They will fit any mantel five
feet or mere long, and are
adapted equally te library or
dining-room, and quite appro
priate te bedrooms.
The chance is rare a day
should end it.
Third fleer.
The extraordinary sale '-of
new Spring and Summer Weel
Dress Goods starts in wonder
fully. The facts yesterday
morning were :
120,000 yards.
All imported poeds.
Never shown before
stock.
Varieties immense.
tn our
Quantities large.
Price 2$, je, 35, 40 and 50
cents a yard.
The prices are half values.
The very remarkable character
of this offering of Dress Goods
rivets attention already. We
knew perfectly well that only
one power will move quickly
such a great quantity of goods
at retail. That power is prices.
The prices are made for double
quick step. Buyers will quickly
catch the cadence, and the
goods will keep marching.
They are right jn qualities and
styles. But there is a choice
among them. De net there
fore rely upon the great quan
tity and delay coming. Yeu
may lese the very thing you
most of all desire te buy.
This large Dress Goods op
eration is an illustration of
great retailing. Only the
largest combinations make it a
possibility, and thus place the
buyer of a single dress pattern
in command of the greatest
facilities and the least possible
prices.
Men's Light Overcoats
$7.50 te $25-are in demand.
Maybe you can and maybe you
can't get one of the Harris
Cassimeres at $8.50. 'Scores
of men have been making 100
per cent en them this week.
It is the style that puts the
high pressure into our sales of
Beys' Clothing.
Market street side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
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-( (CT KKirr 0F vwa. from M
tJJ,JJJ Inch te fl Inch dlumeter, for
sale nt a low figure, nnd the only house lu the
city with a pipe cutting machine, cutting up te
SliichdlamvUr, utJOIlN UEdl":tf,;LU East Ful
ten struct.
uiT-tfd
rniies, F.i'EiuunT.
X , I'KACTIOAL HATTER,
All kinds or Huts Uh uned, Re-rnmtned and
Remedtled te leek like new. Silk Huts a
specialty. Hats culled for bv addressing
iiiSMind UCOURI' AVENUE, Lam aster, I'a.
II
.fAVINQ LEAbEI) THE
LIMEKILN
Irein I). M, MAYER, I am new prepared te
furnish this celebrated weed burned uud coal
burned lime at short net leu aud ut reasonable
rules. Telephone connection.
allld J. MARTIN ECKMAN.
TflNELElREESreCIC FARM.
STORM MNG (2161.)
RECORD 2.30.
Hired by lleppy Medium, slre oral performers
from -'.Utj te 2 s). 1) im 1 epsy Tayler by Alex
under's Nerman, olre or Lulu, 2 1 1), Ac, Ac,
Terms for Hprlng season of ltU0, Kurer afoul.
Fer tabulated pedigree unl ether Information,
uddress DANIEL O. ENOLE,
uprlJ-lmdiw Murletla, I'a.
Gl'E.VAAl' ATTENTION tOR I1ARGAIN8-
0 III sell cheun the remaining stock of
1 umlly Carriages, I'liwteui uud Tep Uugglcs,
und '
THE N0R11UCK ROAD CART,
ALL Mi OWN MANUFACTURE,
I have located temporarily my Office and
Vareroem nt the Southern Mm ket, corner of
Houth Queen und Vine streets.
.ftbi.tfd I. H, NORHECK. AgenU
"TOADY CARRIAQE-J, LAWN MOWERS, Ae
WE HAVE NOW IN HTOCK,
100
DIFFERENT STYLES
BABY CAEBJAaES,
AT PRICES UNEQUALLED.
HOY'S SAFETY I1ICYCL1CS.II2 teS50.
GIRL'S TRICYCLES, V te 112.
IRON VEICII'EDES,
LAWN TENNIS AND, BABE BALL GOODS.
LAWN MOWERS !
SPRECHER'S
Baby Carriage Bazaar,
": NO, SI EAST KING BT,
rra
Lire IN A OtAM.
li Dea Wet. 8em te te Vry Much but
It ! Often Kaensti te te the BegltialnK
rDMtk.
Did you ever held a Rlau.'et drinking water
up te the Debt and Botlea bow completely tilled
It wawttii little tmrtlde of matter 1 1t looked
perfectly clear and pure when you poured It
out, but yet wa reeking with animal or vege
table matter. De yen Imagine It can be heal
thy De yen wonder why. In a little while,
your month tattes bad, your appetite I peer
and you feel general disgust with the world.
Butlf water Is se Impure, what shall we dot
Bell It? Ne, thai may kill the germs, but docs
net remove them, A far better way I te use
pare whiskey with It. The best physicians In
America, unbetltatlngly declare this new, but
and bear this most carefully In mled-lt must
be pure whiskey, for Impure whiskey I worse
than Impure water.
Doctors, chemist. eelentlsU and professe',.
are new fully agreed that no whiskey used I .
America te-day I ae chemically pure or free
from fusel oil. a Daffy' Pure Malt. It ha suc
cessfully withstood the enmity of all ether
whiskies, the prejudice of weak-minded and
the bigotry of narrow-minded people. Why?
Because It haa produced results, restored
bealth, prolonged lire, awakened the lagging
faculties and counteracted the evil effecta of
poisonous water. Indeed It I a pure, medicinal
whiskey. t De net, however, allow any unscru-
Ruleus dealer te Impose neon you by declaring
e ha some concoction of hi own that I "Just
a geed," or Mine bottled whiskey that I
much better." It l the very popularity or
Duffy's Pure Malt that baa caused these un
worthy decoction te come Inte the market.
HI
ffytf t3eb.
NK'
TKW YORK STORE.
DRES8G00DS
Watt & Shand
CARRY A CLEAN HTOCK OF THE NEWEST
THINGS IN
Spring Dress Goods,
With variety enough te supply the tastes of all
aud the prlics are uhvujs right.
MOIIAIR 1HULT.IANTINES
Are taking the lead. Here they are In nit the
popular shades, at 25e, 87&C, Seu,
and 75a a yard.
CASHMERE HENRIETTAS
In Old Rese, Grny, Heliotropes, etc., etc.. 23c,
37Kc, 60c, 75c te ft a yard.
We Open Te-day 50 Piece
STRIPED PhuJELLE SUITINGS
In all the new Shades, SS In. wide, at37Kc; Im
ported te sell atOOc.
50-INCH MOHAIR HRILLIANTINES,
New Shades, 75c a jard; never Beld for less
than 11.00.
FANCY STRIPED SERGE SUITINGS,
15 Inches Wide, 50a a yard , usual price, 75c.
One More Case A 11-Weel
30-INCH CLOTH SUITINGS,
20e a yard j sold elsewhere at 25c.
THOSE PIN CHECK SUITINGS
In Spring Shades, Yard Wide, nt 12 cent are
Only Half Price.
New Yerk Stere,
6. 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
B
AROAINS.
BARGAINS
-AT THE-
n
IHVHU.
All Silk Black Merle, 75c.
40-Inch Wide Black Henriettas, 75c,
Black Striped Satin Berber, 50c.
Silk Patches for Quilts, 2, 3, 4, 5 cents.
All-Weel Tricot Cleth Cleth Deublo Width
25c.
Yard Wide Striped Cashmere, :5c.
New Weel Fluids at 5c und 10e.
Hamburg Edgings, 1,2,3,4,6,8,8, 10, 12JJcl
Whlte Aprons, 17, 20, 23, 37). 60, 75 cents.
Silk Ribbons, 2, 3, 6, 10, iyt te 23 ceuui.
lluchlngs, 3, 3, 10, 12Ji, 17, 20, 23, 37J cenU.
Straw and leather Belts, 25c.
Oriental Laces, 5, 8, 10, Uf, 17, 2i cenU.
Fell Lambrequins, 25, T,, 60 CU u ard.
Raw sffk Tidies, 25c.
Best Bluck Corset, II.
Plush Bulls and Ornaments, 1,2, a, 1, 5,0, 7 els
White Quilts, 75c, II, f 1 25 up te S5.
Dark Cullcecs, 3, 4, 6,6 cents.
Outing Cleths, 8. 10, 12 cents.
Dress Ginghams, 0, 8, 10; 12j ccnti.
17 New Bhade Cheese Cleth, 6c.
Curtain Scrims, 6,0, 1J; cents.
Best Eiderdown, 25c a yard.
Curtain Loce, 10, 12. 17, 20, 23 cents.
Best Heavy Stripe Shirting, 0e.
Toweling, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 cent.
Tickings, 8, 10, 12, 17, 20,25 cent.
60-Inch Wide Ticking, 30 and 37 cents.
SBestCliambray Olughams, 10c.
Bead Checks, 10 and 12 cents.
Best Red Table Linen, 20 and 25 cents.
Linen Towels, 6, 8, 10, 12 up te 60 cents.
Raw Silk Table Cevers, II.
Napkins, 60c, 75c, tl, II 23, II 50 a dozen.
Black Shau is, II 25, II 50, 2 up te 112.
-FOR-
BARGAINS
-OO TO-
i,
35 & 37 N. Queen St.1
LANCASTER, PA.
BOSTON
mm
Chares
Miiiiiii
T ace curtains-new BrBisa.tmkvtHimT" """ """ ' "-
HHGBR&BROT H E R.
Lace Cur taii-New Spring Drapexi
ft m -I
Our Ut)llel3terV and fnrtnin
. . ft r ... Uv.7u,miiv.ii esisi wen aiuwivcu vniiii inc newest, itIIU I1US( rODU1
lar Styles of Lace Curtains, Light-Weight and-Heavy Draperies of every description, Fringes
Furniture Coverings. Windnw Aharlea n r r 6
Conspicuous among the attractions of our Curtain Stock are
Real Brussels Lace Effects. . - rr -, , n . .-. ti
v.,
thev are receiving from these who
Sash CeRTAiNsSash or Vetrage Curtains are new a popular
tien. We are showing a lame vanetv of trise r,.:.. :.
Point and Real Lace, -and in yard goods of Swiss Muslin, and novelties of various kinds, with Red!
Fringes, Leeps and all necessary fixtures and Trimmings.
New Pongee Draperies Plain and Printed Scrims, Cretonnes, etc.
Florentine, anrl India Silks FVirrinrre PVinrrec sJ T -
S-4 Felt Cleth, all colors,
We would remind you of the novel and artistic manner in which our Upholsterer drapes an
arranges Curtains. Portieres and ether Hnnfrinrrc r
Window Shades Superior
Plain and Dade Shades, ace te
r ,xt,ra Quality Cambric Shading in choicexelors with novel
Stere Window Shades a specialty. Our prices will be found extremely low for reliable mat
rials and best workmanship. Special low Prices for Ready Made Shades.
All orders for Curtains, Upholstery or Shade work will receive prompt attention.
HHGER&BROTHER,
35, 27, 29, 31 West King Street,
ittiaccUauceu
rilHE
I1HK BON TON M1LL1NKRY STORK.
THE BON TON
Millinery Stere !
13 East King Street.
Artistic Millinery!
Weman's strongest beauty
joint is a shapely head with a
jennet te suit it. We make the
jeauty our special study.
There's an air and grace and
character 'about our millinery
that catch the eye and distin
guish it from the commonplace
styles of ether stores at a glance.
Our Hats and Bennets give
the magic touch of style and
beauty te their wearers.
Our prices are low enough
te bring them within the reach
of all.
Our low prices are keeping
us busy in straw shapes.
Charming Lace Straws and
Milan Hats in youthful bread
brims, turbans and toques (mere
than twenty shapes and shades)
at 48, 58, J2 87 and 98 cents
each.
Handsome Tuscan Lace and
"Van Dyke" Braids at 87c,
98c and $1.23 each.
Our newest shapes are the
' Bonheur" Toque and "Du
chess of Fife " Hats, both in
tended for ribbon trimming.
Yeu can see them trimmed in
our show room.
Flower Teques, 48c, 62c,
73c, 98c. and $1.23.
French Flowers, 15c, 25c,
37c. and 48c.
Newest Velvet Ribbons in all
widths and colors.
Children's Lace Caps and
Hats, latest shapes and de
signs. Everything that you may
want in the millinery line at the
lowest possible prices, at
THE BON TON .
13 East King St.,
mrST-SiiuUMP LANCASTER, PA.
HT'IUNU '
NECKWEAR!
Feur-ln-IIand, Teck unit Tycoon,
At ERISMAN'S.
triM.IAMSPOKr
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERIBMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West Kin; Street.
-JC"EV KTVLB
LINEN COLLARS,
AT ERIsJMAN'S.
1890l'U0VElm,NUB1890
Entered te Inke a course In Business Tniln
InK since March 1. at the I.ANOAHl'KR BUSI
NESS COM.EtiK. Ne. 34 North Duke street,
pupils from Ilelleoieiitc.tColumbla, Derrs, Karl
vllle, hust Berlin, Uettvtburir, Lexington, Ijm
disvllle, Mituhelm, fttlllenivllle, Meuntvllle,
Nickel Mines. Hmvrna. Hunbury, Washington
Borough, Hiia ethers from the imuiedlntu vi
cinity. This Is evidence of the ceed sense of
our ceplc, nnd slieus Unit they appreciate u
Soed tliliiK. Nlnetj-ttte pupils enrelled up te
ui, April 2, for this term. Pleuscd te have
you roll nnd spend a day nltlt us,
Retectfu)ly,
rar2D-tfd H. d WEIDI.ER, Principal.
8100,000.
IN BONDS AND MOUTfiAriEA FOR IN
VESTORS, IN SUMS OF
H00,rJCO,500, f 1,000 te 130,000.
Bends-6 er cent. Interest, paj able quarterly.
MertHgcs-H)r cenU Interest, pa) able half
yearly, beud e.- cull for full Infonnatlen.
JOHN It. MKTZI.KR,
Ke HH. DukeHt,
HUfflBT m
17IOR RENT-IIANDSOMK FRONT ROOM
en 24 fleer, Ne. 12 WestKlnirklnxt; finest
location In the city for einee or light btuluea.
Inquire of W. W. AMOS,
mX-Ud A)lr'0llry.
r ltnfcttr $!)
nunarlmanls . ...11 .!.,!
J. ' w. W'JU "r Hc Fa,r incse patterns merit me attentlOl
rpn navnan:.,.".. . n -e.. j
Linen, Slip Coverings and Bindings, Rammies, Tapestries, Ra
Handmade Shading in 20 colors.
eec.
Breccvtc.
TBUltSK'S.
THE FINEST IN THE MARKET 1
Tha Yentzer Evaporated Sugar Cern.
The Fluest In the State. Tender, Sweet and
Elegant, Try It. Beld Only by Us In Lancas
ter. Jellies and Preserves.
Jellies by the bucket, In tin cups.ln tumb
lers, In glass Jars, and by the peund: retail nt
(Vc per pound. Fine Pure Fruit and Bugur Pre
serve ; equal te home-made.
McGAW'S CANNED CORN.
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED.-Think of It,
neMr cheap; Ce a can, or 17 can for ene dollar.
Werth a great deal mere, but we have tee
much. The price must make It go faster. We
are bound te sell It. Our less I your gain.
BUKSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINQ BTREET.
A T HEISTS.
J. FRANK REIST,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
LANCASTER;, PA.,
requests the pleasure of every man, woman and
child In the city or Lancaster, and outside of It.
at hi itere, northeast corner of West King and
Prlnce street, from April Hth te 10th, inclu
sive, te taste a cup of
Bleeker's Famous Dutch Cocea,
which he has Just Imported direct from Am
sterdam, Helland.
INSTRUCTIONS FOB USE.
Put a spoonful of granulated lunar Inte your
cup and then add a spoonful of Cocea; mix
them well, dry then pour en belllnc water (or
boiling milk) and stir well ; you then have a
cup of this unrivaled Cocea ready.
THREE WINDOWS-WESTSIDE,
will be used for display and the serving of this
famous Cocea. Ample room for all who wish
te take advantage of It. Remcmber.lt Is our
direct Importation, and we have geno te much
trouble and quite nn expense In bringing this
Cocea before the people of Lancaster. We will
serve from Monday morning until Saturday
eve. An obliging lady, well versed In Its
usages, will have charge of the tables.
REMEMBER,
we de net expect you te purchase anything at
all as an excuse te get a cup, but want you te
walk in and get It, and we knew that you will
pass un opinion that will be far reaching.
This Is net an advertising scheme. It will be,
In plaiu English.
A GRAND COCOA SOCIABLE.
Theu com; along, both old and eutig.
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRirCESTS.,
Directly Opposite
J, B. Martin A Ce.' Dry Geed's Stere, and
Next Doer te Serre' Henw Hetel.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT TO OLD OR
J. NewLawnsbyuslngLANCASTEHClIEM.
ICAL COMPANY LAWN ENRICH Kit.
F
1SH1NQ TACKLE!
AWordteAnglers.
Te-dny (April 13) beglus the Kenen for trout
fishing, which suggest te our minds a frank
talk en the subject of
FISHING TACKLE.
We have been paying gteat attention te this
line of goods for seme time, and e new have
the Finest Assortment of Reds, Reels, Heeks,
Lines, Creels, BInkeri, Swivels, Leaders, Flasks,
Bait Bexis, together with full line of Red
Mountings, Ferrules: Butt Cups, Reel Biuts,
Tips, Outdo Rings, Etc.
In Reds, we have varieties te suit the tastes
of the most fastidious anglers; Spilt Bamboo
(several styles), Imported 1 .unccwoeil, Japanese
und Calcutta Bamboo, down the line te the
cheapest reds In themarkvu
Our Trunk Reds are worthy of special note.
They are se arranged that they may be put
Inte a compact bundle and carried lu a trunk,
These will especially recommend themselves
te tourists.
REILLYBR0S.&R1UB.,
40 & 42 North Queen Street.
(NEXT DOOK TO POSTOFF1CE.)
SPECIALTIES.-Baby
andTrlcjdes.
Carriages, Bicycle
aprlS-lmd
"TINCO CHLWlNG TOBACCO-
YINCO
(EXTRA FIXE)
CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Till Standurd Brand of Plug Tobacco is ac
knowledged te be the best chew and the largest
piece for the money In the market. Vlnceltn
tag en tach lump. Its extensive sale for many
years ha established Its reputation. There I
nothing bettei. Try It. Fcr sale by dealers aud
grOC"',i, J --. .
1890.
aprll-teoiRem418tw
...:.L .U-. XT 1 t n-
lines of choice Lace Curtains it
.. . . ..
and effective Window Decera
r c. t- 1 j
Best Fixtures. Ready Mad
'
match Fringes. Orders prompt.
Lancaster, Penn'ii
goats anl &tteem
B
OOTS AND BUOES.
IP YOU WANT
The Best Yalue for theLeast Ment
IN
BOOTS
AND
SHOE!
GO TO
STACKHOUSE'J
28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
New Goods Received Dailj
.....
T IQHT WEIGHT SHOES.
7VfTeN'S
Kangaroo Shee
FOR
(Jpmfert jmdK Tender Feet.
I have tlie Largest Stock nnd Assortment j
Aicu naugaroeEsuoesin vue iuy
My 3 Genuine Kangaroo Shee is made enl
neat t'lain roe in iace aim (enRres. eizch
te 9. Beys te match In 4's and 4V.'n. This sill
is seia eisewuere in uuscuy ai ij-xj ana .
ceuta nevercetasnee ncretorere ime u 10
tall for less than tl.
My tl Genuine Kangaroo Shee Is a Goedyel
vveit ana possesses some ei ine merits ei s
Hand Hevrcd Shoe, it can be sewed Instead!
pegged lu repairing them. Hires 5 te 9. Be
te match In 4's mid 4's. This shoe I
elsewhere In this city as high as 80.
M v &" line of fCantraroe's Is the mostcemnle
In tha cltv. In Plain Narrow. Plain Bread. Plal
Square and Square Tee Tips, In Lace and Ce
(ICH tttlu all n lulu. t..j . a..u ... a
yi. beiu as nigu a te eisewuere.
My SO Kangaroo Hand-Made Shee I made of
ei ine uesi skius uuumiiuuiv, iuu 1 mnup Ull fcn
K.w raiAe.4 Ten. same last as the M Cordevu
Lace and Congress, en which I have such a lari
iraue.
The One-Price Cash Houst;
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader
Lew Price lu
BOOTS AND SHOE!
NOS.S A 5 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
)-Stere Closed Every Evening at 6 o'cle
.except iiiuuuu auu eiuiu.j ,
lettt.
J" EVAN'S LOUR
it
ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAV.
The great annual moving time Is ut hum
But while this occurs only once a jeiir
LEVAN'S FLOUR
I mevlns ALL THE TIM P. Never Slop
Moving dally from Mill te Grocery, from On
eery te Kltchn, there te gladden the heart c
the ceed housewife who Is se delighted te see.
handsome, big white leaf of bread come out
the even. (A word te the wle. etc)
TAtlASOLSI
PARASOLS
R. B. & PL,
14 East King St.
PARASOLS
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