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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. 1800.
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order, ana " n"
m procured tena in npimu
at tfce PosteHloe, m second elan mall
te nTsxxxt nan,
Lancaster. Pa.
JAITOt, PA.. April 33, 1880.
S - A utut nnni sw.
KW had oecaaton very lately te my
bCenmMwaa realty getting iiveiy.
i louttenwnt te tha reuurk coming
ti InUrettlnir debate In ttte Ben-
Nhln Senater Vest discussed Cul-
f, and lead tome nice poetry about
town. The contagion epeedlly spread
fc Heuse, In which Mr. Aiisn.oront Aiisn.eront Aiisn.orent
ippl, yesterday discussed Benjamin
oealil nis aaminniraueu, mu-
imr bis tenures aise witn a iew
ill lines of poetry describing me
Hen of the postmaster general te
i Bundar school, the vloe president te
I bottle and the president te t he baby ;
iM th rest of tue Washington
rd looked en and waited for the
It of these divers Influences upon
t ivinrliint of tha administration-
t Allen had warmed tue Republi-
up, Mr. Cannen proceeded le read
Ltttf of defaulting Southern state
arers; which very naturauy ureugnt
another member allusion te Mr.
's performances in that line. Th)
Yerk Evening roil was reau
the Heuse ml out th bis-
rvef the bad men in Tammany
aud te elve It tl e narrative of
ay's use of thetrcasuiy of Psnnsyl-
at lu his Individual, speculations.
i get te be tee het f r the Republl
i. who called unen the speaker pre
litosten the deuunc'atloa'ef Quay
I bf ng forbidden by the rule whleh de-
Itetne lunnneni 01 ine xiuuaa iu
liege ef-spcaklng evil of senators.
ils rule is a uaturel oneinbediei
eh seek te save thn feelings of their
libera, but It is manlfi stly net In the
i Interest when It Is cenatruedjp
the truth being spoken about
it record aa publle functionaries,
bs and present. Under its cover.
lr.Darllngten, of the Chester dis-
, was ouceuraged te say that it
untrue that Mr. Quny had been
LeWaulter as treasurer, and that he had
i best means of knowing it, because
iwasonhlsbend. But there had never
i an' allegation that Mr. Quay cost
I bondsmen anvthlncr or that there was
I acknowledged defalcation while he
i treasurer, the statement being that
. Bed the public funds lu his own
illations but put them back again
i he left the office.
vft baa been se common u practice In
sBsylvania te thus use the treasury
i -during the many years that the
iiry baa served as the fluaucial
ay of the Republican party and
(laaders, that it deubtlens causes real
te these men that anyone
L make a funs about se natural an
ion. They think that when
klnte the treasury u deb the occasion
the triennial change of treasurers, or
t reminders of it as the new treasurer
Ptake, they have done their whole
sty te the state, and that 11 Is nobody's
deesa what meanwhile has been dena
Itb the money. Occasionally they get a
i excited while they have treuble in
leg a new treasurer te see the trees-
1 assets as they see them ; aud one of
times was when Mr. Quay, who
i net then treasurer, and Blake Wal-
who was acting treasurer, were
upon te arrange a satisfactory
sent en the occasion of Treasurer
er supplant lug Treasurer Noyes.
lis was the occasion upon which Mr.
ay Is reported te have distantly con-
aplated a Susquehanna suicide, uud
i Den Cameren built up his pellti-
laastle by cemlug te his rescue.
j,Jt must be conceded that there is a
I deal of greuud for this idea of the
tnaylvanla treasurer that the state
eys are his own while he holds
, te use pretty much for his own
It and that of his part and friends.
rene lias long kuewu of this
and yet no change has beeu
In the law uuder which
treasurer is allowed te dispose
be pleases of the state funds, uuder
condition that he will account for
when be leaves his office. It is
ably the common practice of states
dealing with their treasurers,
explains why se many of
go wrong. 'llie temptation Is
great and the restriction tee little.
ere is no goeu reason w ny tue state
surer, any mere than a bank cashier,
ja nave tue unrestrained use or the
eys In his care. There la manifest
I of a modification of the laws that
re cultivated the long list of default-
state treasurers that was read te the
i : and that have produced, tee,
i Pennsylvania species.
Improved Senators Wanted.
Tbe proposed constitutional uineud-
Bt for the election of senators bv
liar vote does net seem te stand
eh chance of favorable consideration
rtue present Ceugress.but the wretched
Jlty of the senatorial material fur-
by the present method hasbe-
se apparent that a change of the
I will be demanded Beener or later.
or Mitchell, of Oregon, lu advecat-
rthe proposed amendment, ou Tues
fp naturally made no reference te this
i lorrcrerm, but made much of the
elsm that the Senate is an uriste-
body, tee fur removed from Mi
pie, and, In fact, the American
of Lords. lie lamented the nuh-
tendency te belittle the Senate.
limit its dignity aud power and
obloquy upeu Its members, and
lUt election bv the neenle u-nnlrl
this. He reviewed the dehntinf
constitutional convention nnrt
red that the election of senators by
ucwibiuii3 iu a compromise be-
diverglut; views, one at whini,
(lectien by the people aud the ether
mwutm py tne president. Tim
bad beeu characterized as a long
towards royalty, and 1m1q.-4
'laetlen by state LtMi.lature te
MHi-ittpublicaa and net democratic.
i la beating the devil areuud the
Abuse of the senators would be
at effect If they did net deserve it
their dignity as a body is shaky,
i or the uuwert bluets of Individ-
I senators. The iitil,iii Mm vn n.
I about abstract theories of govern-
, ur iue urisiecratie airs that seua-
.may aiwume. uut it does want
tinnnat. honorable men of the very first
ability in the upper Heuse of Congress,
and as they are net secured by the pres
ent system, It may be necessary te try
popular election.
PorrsTewK has an ambulance. It Is kept
ata Ore engine house. The vehicle was iise4
en Monday for a man who fell and broke
three ribs, Hsd the accident te the unfor
tunate occurred In Lancaster, his fractu red
ribs would have rasjied the fleer of a com
mon wagon.
The accident le the Sound steamer
rurltan turns out te be much mere serious
thanatllrslsuppesiHl.andwhlieltlncreases
confluence in lhe staunch qualities 01 uie
great Sound steamers It strongly impresses
the perils or Bound navigation, me mejh
knocked in her Is thus described: "It
began In a mild way axut half way back
from the bow te the wheel and deepened
and broadened rapidly back te beyond
midships. It was a tern and ragged Inden
tation lu the Iren Uln, 100 feet long, and
bread and deep oneiigh te hare held half
efa big hogshead laid round side In. Fer
the most of the distance the plates were net
tern away, but were broken and filled with
holes. Further back the heavy Iren was
tern as If it had been paper and ene Jsgged
flap was hanging down whlle ether ploces
seemed te have been tern out altogether.
Such a hole would have sent her le the
bottom In a short tlme but for the fact that
her hull was deuble." At six o'clock en
summer evenings a processloii of stoaiuers
of the varlousSeund lines loave New Yerk,
and It Is a wonder that thelr thousands of
passengers are se safely carrled through
the narrow pase
CeMi-nKsiED air meters for street rail
ways and locemollvos operatod by coiu ceiu coiu
preised air for use In citles are claborately
doscrlbed in consular reperts from Paris,
and it is held that they are thoroughly suc
cessful and very crenntnlcal. The meter
dees net tcqulre speclnl track or overhead
appliance; Is almost noiseless, very light,
safe and eally mnnsged. " In crowded
days or times of day the number of
passengers may be easily augmented by
the addition of ene or two tumlera or ordi
nary cars without a meter, thus making a
abort train." The locomotives hlch are
particularly adapted for underground reads
leek like an ordinary French locomotive
without the smokestack or tonder and
weigh from forty te fifty-flve tens. The
consuls In their comparisons of meters
consider only borne railways and make no
attempt te compare with the electric meter.
Probably the French system would uet be
rspld enough for the demands of Ameri
can life.
Cuban advices lnulcate that alialrs en
that island, as in Spain itself, are steadily
drifting from bad te worse, but In Cuba
there is ovldenoo of exhaiuted patience en
the part of the Intelligent element of the
population, and annexation te the United
States has many bold advocates. In one
Cuban paper, La Dicutien, a Spaniard
writes in reply te the pretest that discussion
of annexation is illegal. " The cession of
Flerida was net discussed, because at that
time there was no Certes and no liberty of
the press. In 1805 the cession of Haute
Dominge was discussed and realized, and
In 1871 the cession of Chafarlnas was dls.
cussed and net realised. The Certes, the
king, can sell, give away or oxchange the
island of Cuba, If a minister or senator pro
poses and the Certes authorizes It. News
papers may counsel the minister, the
senator or the representative lu Congress
te de se. "
Tin: lliirrisliurg litriet anys that the
city passenger railway of llarrlsburg In
tends te use the slorage battery system aa
seen as It is perfected. The Patriot sought
Information as te what advance was
being made In the system, and found
a very crooked street line in the
village of l'ullman, Illinois, running
a car by storage battery with perfect satis
faction. In three and three-quarter miles
thore are tw only-two curves. The bed of
the railway is laid in cencrete, and is,
without doubt, the finest read-bed pos
sessed by any stroel railway in this coun
try. The rail Is known as the glrder rail,
which has lately ceme into great favor with
street car. companies. Mr. l'ullman tried
herse pewer for his new read for two trips,
but it was demonstrated nt once that herse
flesh could net stand these curves. Mr.
l'ullman was opposed te overhead eleetrlu
wires. After negotiations with several
electric meter companies a car was fitted
up by the Dotrelt storage battery company.
The IxTKM.ieKNCKn has eften called atten
tion te the sterage buttery ny utum as re
quiring no peles or wires each car being
perfectly Indopeiidont. In rullman lhe
cars are " charged " at night when stored
in the barn. "Connection is made with u
dynamo, the operatlou taking 11 ve or six
hours. The care can be placed in dlflereul
stations, uilles apart, and still be 'charged '
ireni one goneratlng station. The sterage
battery can be used en any erdluury street
car, but In constructing new curs es
pecially for Uie meter they are built some
what stronger than ordinary cars. I.eug,
easy riding cars, with ilexlble trucks, nre
being designed for olectrlo meter equip
ment. The car new lu use at l'ullmun
scarcely differs fiem the ordinary street
car, except that the tl tick has six wheels
instead of fcur, F-.ieli car previded with
batterles is capable of draw Ingtwe or three
'trailers.' An improvement which Is said
te be contemplated by street car managers
is te have seats of all street cars in the cen
tra of the cars, facing outward, lu ether
words, the vrosent seats are, in the coming
street car, te be exactly reversed, se that
rows of passengers may leek through the
windows Inte the struct Instead or facing
each ether,"
VAN HOUIEN'S COCOA-"
KurUie.it."
Hest
uud (Jet-s
Keul tartar is dlseae and death
Net only te the teeth, but breath ;
It tulnU tliomeutli, und te our smtlii
UleH musti:lially tinge, the wlille.
Uut If we'etiOZOIXNT close by,
We ma) Its worst assaults defy.
North I'ole i:xpodltleiiN,
1'rlte lights, lotteries, walking mutclir, and
balloon ascensions are usually humbugs or the
worst sort. Dr. Ihemai' Jtclectric Oil Is net a
humbug. It Is a quick cure for uches and
sprains, and Isjustasgoed for a latnenesi. held
In Ijineaster by W.T.liech, 1J7uu4 119 North
North Queen street.
A Cure Ter Constipation uud Mlck-IIeud-aclie.
Dr.Hllas Ijue, while In the ltecky Mountains,
discovered a root that whpu combined with
ether herbs, makes un easy and certain cure for
constipation. It U In the form of dry roots and
leaves, and Is kuewn as line's Family Medi
cine. It will cure tick-headache lu one night.
Fer the bleed, liver and kidneys, ana for clear
lng up the complexion It does wonders. Prug
gists tell It at 10 cents a package. (3)
An Offensive UreatU
1.ra.t.U.',,re"lne ntul te the person
utlllcied If he bate uny pride, but te tliena with
Whom lie cems In contact. It Is a delicate
matter te speak of, but It has parted net only
friends but lewrs. Had br.ath and catarrh are
Inseparable, Dr. Hagc's Catarrh rciuwH cures
the worst cases us thousands run testify.
W.ThAw '
Hearlllm.
" ftf nrie. I was afflicted with ilck- l....,l.
ache and general debility, but llurtleck lUewt
lilttert brought iibetit an Immediate Improve
ment In my general health. I renslder thejn
the best family medicine In thn market."
Adelph IjiIIei, Ilurrule. N, Y. Beld In lJincan
terby VV. T. llech, 1J7 und Ua North Quun
street.
BErTER THAN TEA AND COFFEE FOIl
the rt.
VAN HOUTEN'8 COCOA,
THE OBiaiHAL-HOBT SOLUBLE.
Ask your Grocer for It, Uks no ether, 65
TTOOD-8 HAtWArAlULLA.
Purify
Your Bleed
At the coming of spring the bleed should bs
purified, MlmpurltlM Which have been aeea
muUUnf for month! or tren ysan.arallabts te
manifest themnlves and asrleuilr afflKt the
health. noed'uBartaparllla U undoubtedly the
beit bleed purifier. It sspela every Ulatef Im
purllr,drlVM oatscrefulous humors and jerrei
of dleeae, and kIvcs te the bleed the quality
and tone eeeentlal te feed health.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
"Every sprint for yean I have made It a
practice te take from three te five bottle el
Heed's Hampartlla, because I knew It purines
iiiai.lnodandtlinreaehlv cleanse the eyitein
of all Impurities." W. M. lawnEnca. Kdlter
Agricultural Epltemltt, Indlanspelli, Ind.
Laat spring I was completely tagged out My
strength lea m and I (eitslek and miserable
all the time, se thai I could hardf attend te
my business. I took one liettltf of If pod's Har
Mparllla, and It cured me. There Is nothing
like It," It. O. 11SOOI.B, Kdlter Enterprise,
llellevllle, Mich.
Heed's
Sarsaparilla
u.,m I.,, aii rtrnnplile. tl ! nx for K.
Prepared
u.
only by O. I. Uubb A CO., Lewell, Mass,
100 DORKS ONE DOMiAlt (3)
W llMrtKVRivni'Rn parth
rKAK.
Of the Human Uedy Enlarged, Developed,
ruw
twrsnni may get sealed circulars giving all pai
ttSnlars V writing te the EllfE mIcDIJSA.
CO., 6 Awan BL, buffalo, M. .-? Zd
tee, fll-lydAw
r-
lAIi
TUrde
-ps.bY'8 CKEAM BALM.
CATARRH, HAY FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
CTennses the Nasal I'asMges, Allays Pain and
Innammatlen, Heals the Meres, Itesteres
the Houses of Taste and Hmell,
TRY THE CURE.
A particle Is applied te each nostril and Is
agm-ublfl. I'rlneU cents at UrugglsU; by mall,
rttilatered.OU cent.
scplMydAW Ne. 66 Warren HU. New Yerk.
G
UAY'8 Hl'JCCIKlO MEDICINE.
OBAY'B SPE0ITI0 MEDICINE.
TltK Urcat EKOMSH Kkmeet. An unmll
tngcitre for Hcmlnal Weakness, Hjiermaterrhca,
Impoteticy and nil Diseases that fellow as a se
quence of Heir-Abuse ; ns Vnu at Memery, Uni
versal Lassitude, 1'aln In the Hack, Dimness of
Vision, I'remoture Old Age. and many ether
diseases that lead te Insanity or Consumption
andal'rcmatnrearave.
es-Ker particulars In our pamphlet, which
we desire te send free by mall te t cry one.
Mr The npecine Meaiciue is sum uy an onig enig
gists at II per package or six iiackagee forts, or
will be sent rree by mall ou receipt or the
money, by addressing
THE OKAY MEDICINE CO..
Uuflale, N. Y.
On account of counterfeits, we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper; thoenlygonulne.
held lu taucastcr, I'a., by W.T. Hecu.
marWjit
&avptt.
"lAltl'IOTH I
OAlU'KTa
CARPETS!
Custom Rag Carpets
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing I Dyeing ! Dyeing I
LANCASTER FANCY STEAM DYE1NU
WORKS
Are second te unne lu Pennsylvania for finish
nt work of all kinds. Featherallycd All Shades.
Order, will recele prompt attention.
PHILIP SCHOmT SON & CO,,
NO. 17) SOUTH WATER STREET,
I.ANCASTKR, I'A. feblMlIld
rilllE I.ANCAHrKU CAltl'Kr HOUSE.
S.&Y.
ALL KINDS OF CARPET WORK.
CLEANING,
REFITTING AND RELAYING,
SHORTEST NOTICE,
Ity ll.tt Workmen at Cheapest Kales.
8HAUB & VONDERSMITH,
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street
siuJMvd
iilcnucce.
-All CAltltlAUES, I.WVN MOVVEIIS, Au
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK,
lOO
DIFFERENT STYLES
BABY CAREIAfrES,
AT PRICES UNEQUALLED.
110 YS SAFETY HlCYCLlM.ll.' te Jit.
tilltlS TRICYCLES, 15 te tli.
IRON VEIXJCH'EDES,
LAWN 1KSSIS AND 1IASE UALLUuOUS.
LAWN MOWERS !
,t e- ei'K.v Ev:xixas:.-a
SPREOHER'S
Baby Carriage Bazaar,
NO. 31 EASr KINU ST.
mm: mt. qretna
Narrow Gauge Railway
u 111 be opened for the suincr seaseu ou
MONDAYWVIAY 5th.
Tlila read extends from the entrance of the
l'ark le the tummlt of the Seuth Mountain
(Ue erner Dick), a distance of about four nitles.
Its miniature trains connect with all the regu
lar piikenger trains en the Cornwall A Leba
non Railroad airU lug at I lie Turk, and return
lui: from the summit of the mountain In time
te connect Itli trains leaving the l'ark.
Frem point en l'unna. R. It. and 1'hlladel
Vhla A Iteudlng It. R., within 100 miles, the trip
can be accomplished (n one day.
ItlsthoNARROWEsraAlKJEInthewerld,
.U.JL..1'1" 'nestl'ERFKCTIN ITHCONtiTKUC
K'.''" le the MOST COMFLETK
EQUIPMENT. Its engines are perfect little
models of the standard engines of the Hrst-class,
and Its cars nre especially adapted te aflerd an
unobstructed view of the uiaiiinvut scenery
hIeiik the line. Steel Ralls. Sleue UullasL It
Is one of the features of
Mt. Gretna Park,
the finest day retort In Central Pennsylvania.
Church and Bcfattil, Military and Chleorganl Chleerganl Chleorganl
zatlens. Clubs aud Teurbtt Parties eau secure
UieexcluslveuseefMt.UretiniPark un appll.
caiieuw .... NEUlRlsif.'
al-Smd
sup't C,l lUllread, Lebanon, Pa.
YOU WANT A FIRST-OLAKH IVIUT hip
Euutueand Beiler. enirlifta.rliMn ti...
folio
low lug nrlces show : 0 herbe-nnwrr. st u
prices show : 0 uorbe-pewer, H75 : g
erUS ; 10 horse-power, K75; 15 horie herie
?.! jj uorse-pewer, 11.175, call at JOHN
IS East Fulton street, mT-tfd
, ... .ck.mi. I - . ; i.-. . "
lUIWW..I
power, sse:
BIMrs, HI
HU-biigthenea.ete., II an mtereeung sareruw
ment long run In our paper. In reply te In
qiilrle we will ear that there Is no evidence of
humbug about this. On the, contrary, the ad
vtiira am vrv iilvhlv liidened. Interested
ftanmkt'.
risitABsxratA, Wednesday, April 9s, 10.
" Why, 's special
bargain Hamburgs are net se
cheap z&yeur regular goods !"
True enough, madame. We
hear every day of cases like
yours. Sometimes one thing,
sometimes another, but always
alike in this : some one has been
deceived. Maybe it was the ad
vertiser; maybe it was the
dealer ; maybe it was the cus
tomer only.
This particular lady had
Fleuncings and Edgings. We
were selling better goods at reg
H
ular prices for less money.
A White Goods story with
the same ending came net an
hour behind the Hamburg.
Isn't the moral plain ?
Heulhwest bf centre.
French All-wool Dress Goods
at 25, 30, 35, 40, and 50c;
fully 300 styles made this sea
son, and the average prices less
than half what the stuffs were
intended te sell for.
That's the pith of as unlikely
a happening as we've told you
of in many a day. We started
a few days back with mere than
1 20,000 yards of these goods.
Away under the 100,000 mark
new. And the piles shrinking,
shrinking faster and faster as
the hours roll en.
Sec the goods ; they'll de the
rest.
Heutheast of centre.
Brandenburgs still held court
in the cotton camp. Such
colors ! Such smooth, even
weaving I Sateens at their
best were never beyond them
there. And the price but 20c.
Northwest of centre.
Moths ! moths ! moth !
They say it's te be a inelh year
open Winter and all that.
But what's the odds, se you're
wide-awake betimes. A little
care and you can snap your fin
gers at moths. Here are some.
et the helps te de it
Cedar Chest, 4 feet, plain, 117.
Cedar Chest, 4 feet, brass bound, f JO.
Cedar Client. V. feet, nlaln. lit.
Cedar Chest. 3!
.. . n. .'u.9.'f '. .
i ioei, urass Deunu, li
Cedar Chest, 4
feet, nlaln. 130.
I'enaruncsi,;
feet, brass bound, 2.
camphor, soe a
nrveu
euna.
Tar Pauer. be a sheet: SOc a desen.
Tar flan, !, 30, 40, 6i, and Tic, as te slre.
Tar Balls, pound boxes, lfjc.
Cryst-Alba, 1 ounce cakes, 15c; flakes,
pound boxes, 15c.
Camphorated Flakes, 2Se.
llasement, west of centre.
Ooze Leather. Seft and
dainty as doeskin. Yeu knew
it in a dozen delicate uses, but
who'd leek for an Ooze Leather
Cap? Here they are theugh:
the latest agony of Fashion.
And wonderfully pretty after
all. Four kinds : Yacht ($2.87,
Reefer ($2.38), Canoe ($2,751,
and the cute Club ($2), a little
bigger than your doubled fists.
There's a case full of them in
the Main Aisle, near Chestnut
street.
North from Thirteenth aud Chestnut streets
comer.
We show at least fifty new
patterns in the "12,000 Men's
Scarfs." As fair a 50 cents'
worth as you're likely te see in
Scarfs anywhere. The price is
25 cents.
Mlddle Market street entrance.
A little let of Children's
Navy Blue Reefers, 4 te 12
year sizes, brass buttons, at
$ 1. 35. A modest price for
them would be $2.50 te $3.
The Reefer stock in all
grades is tip-top.
Second fleer, Chestnut street.
20 Decorated Chamber Sets,
with jar, blue and geld decor
ation, 14.
1 8 Decorated Chamber Sets,
with jar, Benn ware, 3 colors,
$10.
6 Decorated Chamber Sets,
with jar, brown or blue decor
ation, $4.50.
Such values are common all
through the China store.
Second fleer, second guller).
We'll take your Lace Cur-
tains down if
you wish (clean
them it you
them se they
say se), hang
won't crease or
muss, Keep tliem sate till rail,
and put them up when wanted.
Upholstery section, second fleer, north of Tran
sept, If you like your Fur or
Plush things hung out of the
way of moths and insured
against hurt till you're ready
for them, write or call.
Desk en seeeud fleer, eer middle Chestnut
street entrance.
Jehn Wanamaker.
V.trnoelo.
SARASOLSAND UMBRELLAS I
PARASOL
-AND
UMBRELLA
HEADQUARTERS !
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
aprlSSrad "
ttlflrtgtttmr.
IGH MAKTIM.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
W are new opening our Bprlng
Importation of Queenawars and will
be prepared te supply ear customers
with the very best grade of ware at
Lewest Prices. Hoeseatlrea receive
special attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
J.
11. MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
China Department.
New arrivals every day
the week, and Novelties
of
in
China and Glass are en exhibi
tion. Tumblers.
Thin Glass, with any initial
you may desire, at jji a dozen,
put up in boxes of a dozen each.
Thin Glass Wreath Tumblers
at 79c a dozen ; regular price
$1.25.
Table Lamps.
A great reputation for Lew
Prices in the Lamp Department,
and our stock of Rochester
Stand and Hanging Lamps is
complete.
Glassware We Arc Head
quarters. Lewer Prices than ever quoted
en Glass. Butter Dishes, cover
ed, 3c; Sugar Bowls, covered, 3c;
Bread Plates, 3c ; Pickle Dishes,
3c ; Footed Comperts, 3c ;
Tumblers, plain, or fancy, 3c ;
Goblets, 3c ; Lamp Glebes, 3c.
Toilet Sets.
Exquisite Patterns in Toilet
Set in entirely New Designs,
from $2.50 a set te $25.00.
Odd Plates and Platters.
Frem Dinner Sets, at one
half prices, White and Deco
rated. J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER. PA
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1LL1AMSON A FOSTER.
ill Immense Bargain
IN
LADIES' DRESS CLOTH!
The goods are 50-Inches wide, nil wool, In all
the I.eadlng tjhades and Ulack. They were
made te sell at 73c 11 yard. Our price Is 48c,
'lhe quantity Is limited, and cannot possibly
last long ut such an extremely low price.
THIS SEASON'S FAVORITE.
Heys' Cambric Tnnle Suits, In Light and
Dark Hhudes of Cmslinere and Cheviots, tl te
17 W, nnd n Callope In the bargain.
Indies' Morning Wrappers, Light and Darlc
Celers, f 1.
Ladles', Misses' nnd Girls' Steckinette and
Cleth Jackets, tl 2j tn W.
Ladles' Headed Wraps. 2 00 te tl 23.
A large assortment et Silk Wraps und Capes,
at lowest prices.
ON SECOND FLOOR
ran lie found a large nnd handsome assortment
of Men's and lles' Clothing, lu the Lutcst
Fashions for Spring and Summer.
'1 he Straight llutteu Sack Ceat, In round cor
ner or square cut.
The Rell Cellar Sack Ceat Is very stylish.
'1 lie Deuhle-llrcustvd Suck (,'euf, square or
round corner, cut It li long roll, te dress with
Deublc-Ureiisted Vest.
Ihe Cutaway Ceat Is thrce and four-button,
mi-Kily three.
i'rlnee Albert DouMe-Breasted Coats are worn
nlth 1'nnUef lighter shade.
Our 1'atit Sterk consists of the leading Styles
or Slrlpes nod fluids. Strictly AII-Woel l'uuu
fioniSi&OteH.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
The largest aud finest assortment of Neck
wear found anywhere.
Light und Dark Colored Teck Scarfs, 17c te
Jlib.
Feur-lii'IIands, all colors, 25c tell 25.
Club Heuse, Windsors, Tyeoeu Tie aud Fancy
Straight mid Strap Reus, lu great variety.
i:iglimte Shirt, SI, or Se. -10 per half dozen.
Ne. Z. 75c., or ft 05 per half dozen. Fermer
price, tl.
Dr. Wnrner's Llght-Welght Underwear, In
Camel's Ilulrnnd White Weel, uttl.25.
Special alues lu Ladles' Handkerchiefs at
Sc.Scaudtc.
All 100 Handkerchiefs new 7c.
All 15a and 17a Handkerchiefs new 12Kc.
White aud Coleied Embroidered Handker
chiefs, excellent alucs, 17c
Regular i&e and SSe Hundkerchlefs new 26c.
Ueiter grades, IPc, 43c and 45c
Baltimore Shoes for Ladies' Weir
ere nude of Sert Bright Dongola leather, Nar
row Milium Tees, Hand-Turned Seles, with
reluted and Straight Tips, Common Seuse
Heels. Tliese nre the best tilting und most sty
lish Shoes In the market, l'rlec, fcl&O. Welie
thecxclushetjleln Lancaster.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
Flat Irons, stijicrler quallt), sizes 6 ted, ut
2ceah.
hud Irons, with detachable, always cool han
dle, at (I - per set.
Iren Skillets, 17c, 20e, 2De nnd Me.
Wash Boilers, rust-proof sleU bottom, Nes, 6,
7 nnd S, at 7V. UJc and (1.13.
bprlukliug Cutis, lvc, 3Jc und 47c.
CANDIES.
Fine Candles at lowest prices. Try our V. JL
F. Curnmels ut lltc v te.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Don't fall te fee our selection and get an Idea
of values. Our S5 Carriage lsascanfully made
as ear T2S Carriage.
Ladies' Parasols.
Special makes, and can gle any new shade
te mutch mint uny drtss.
AUe, all ComblniitteuCo'ors aud Plain Black
i'untKels aud bun Umbrellas, l'rlces, 67c up.
Children's l'urusels,25c.
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Williamson d Fester,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
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NO. Hi MARKET ST., HARK18BURO, PA.
ClDthtttg
rAOER BROTHER.
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MffillUT Till imiv;.
-WE ARE SHOWING TUB-
LKTEST NOVEL-TIES
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Suitings, Treuserings and Overceatings.
(A CORRECT riT GUARANTEED.)
Our Styles, Qulitits ud Prices Wlil Interest All Spring Bijers.
$5 Treusen, te Order.
An unusual showing of Stylish All-Wee! Fab
rics. Usual price elsewhere, te and $7.
$8 Treusen, te Order.
The Latest In Fine Worsted and Cawtmers
Effects, and a special quality In the popular
Shepherd Plaids and Cheeks."
$10 Treiuera, te Order.
Handsome Line of Imported Trouser Fabrics.
Usual price elsewhere, ill
112.
$15 Coats and Vests, te Order.
English Black Wale Diagonal Werated-
stv-
nsn, lar
Dries, tl
OT
:e assortment, excellent nearer. Usual
imported Black wale Diagonals, Fine Diago
nals and Helt Finish Worsted, desirable for
Coats and Vests, at 117 and 118, te order. Usual
price, 130.
Imported VestingsT
BEAUTIFUL ETNE OP WASIIABLETKSTIXa TAnniCf) AT 1.50 AND $5.
HHGER&BROTHER
35, 27, 29, 31 West King Street.
Palate of Saahien.
T3ALACE OF FASHION.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION-,
115 AMD 117 N. QUEEN ST.
Embroideries.
An immense line of 24-inch
Swiss Fleuncings at 25, 29, 33,
37. 45. 50. 62. 75. 90c and $1 a
yd. Special Bargains in 40-inch
bkirtings at 37, 50, 62, 75, 90c
te $1.25 a yard. Elegant Hem
stitched Embroidery Skirtings
and Fleuncings at low prices.
Special value in Hamburg Edg
ings at 5 and 10c a yard. Col
ored Embroideries in all combin
ations. Torchon Laces, 4 job
lets one at 5c a yard, one at 8c
a yard, one at 10c a yard, pne at
I2c a yard; all of them
worth mere money.
Trimmings.
Black Silk Passamenteries,
10, 15, 20, 25c te jr. 25 a yard.
Steel Passamenteries, at 75c,
$1. $1-25, $1.50 te $4 a yard.
Silver and Geld Braids and Sou Seu
taches. Black Silk Fringe, 40,
50, 75c,$i te $1.25 ayard. Steel
Sets, $1.50, $1.75 te $3. Black
Bead Sets, 75c, $1 a set. Braids
and Bindings of all colors and
designs. Dress Linings.
Gloves.
Anether let el "Lupin" Lac
ing Kid Gloves, 5 hooks, in
black, tan and slates, at 49c a
pair. An immense line of Lisle
Gloves, at 10c a pair. Elegant
Taffeta Silk Gloves at 1 5c a pair.
Pure Silk Gloves at 25, 30, 37,
50 and 75c a pair. Gauze Lisle
Gloves in black, tan and slates,
at 25c a pair.
Bargains in Hosiery.
Ladies' and Children's Fast
Black Ribbed Cotten Hese, at
10 and 12 a pair. Best Ribbed
Royal Black Cotten Hese, for
Ladies and Children, 25c a pair.
Ladies' full regular made
Black Cotten Hese, I2c a pr.
Ladies' full regular made Bal-
bnggan Hese 1254c a pair.
We call special attention
te
our grand assortment of Geld,
Silver and Oxydize Buckles at
25c apiece. New Canvas Belts,
Silver Snake Buckles at 10c,
in black, white and navy. Leath
er Belts in black and tan colors.
Patent Adjustable Buckle, plain
and perforated leather, only
10c apiece. Silk Canvas Belts
only 25c. The latest in Silver
and Oxydized Bracelets at 10c
apiece.
Il
EVAN'S LOUR,
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Makes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Makes a BIG Leaf of Bread.
Makes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
rWHAT MOHEDO VOU WANT.fW
SPRING, 1
$16 and $18 Suitings, te Order.
excellent Styles In All-Weel Cheviot, Castl
mere and Worsted Suitings.
$20 Suitings, te Order.
Special (showing of Stylish Cheviots In New
Plaid aud Check effects. Usual price elsewhere,
I2&.
$23 and $25, te Order.
Special Showing of rngllli Worsted. Cheviot,
and Catslmcre Suitings. Usual price elsewhere;
128 and fte.
Spring Overceatings.
Serviceable All-Weel Motions, HprtngSliades,
114. te enter.
Fine Kerseys. Spring Shades, Sat In-Faced
Sleeves, fig, te order.
Handsome Imported Kerseys and Diagonal
Fabrics, New Spring Shades, 125 and 125, te
order.
ruccrtca.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS-TUB.
Special Sale of Teas, Coffees and Urecerlee
silll continues at CLARKE'S.
NOTE A FEW PRICES :
Cheese. 59c. 75c and 8Jc for Edam In Feil.
f ineappie Cheese reduced te tve each.
4 Its Part Cream Cheese for 25c. ,
Swiss Cheese enlv 22a per lb.
Mustard erSplced Sardines, 10c for large boxes.
2tbs new Ralslni and 2 lbs new Figs for 25c.
2Bs Evaporated Apples and 1 lb New Prunel
las. 25e.
Feid Brether's Tomatoes reduced te 6)c can.
Windham Cern the btst Cern packed, 12He
can.
A Pretty Little Tea Pet containing a Tea
for 4.
A Few Buckets Ne. 2 Mackerel at 70c
Ne. 1 Mackerel reduced te He per B.
Caustic Seda In 3 lbs kettles, at Ce per lb.
Extra Seda Biscuits only 6)0 per lb.
Extra Family Crackers, Oe or 6 lbs for 23c.
4 lbs Pearl or Flake Tapioca for 25c.
6 lbs Aena, Oatmeal or Farina ter 25e.
- Washing Powder, 3i pack.
Ana auoinergeous uirnugneui me sieck win
be sold at the abeve proportionally low prices.
Samuel Clarke, Agi.,
TEA, COFFEE AND GROCERY STORE,
12 AND 11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
TUUltSK'S.
TUE FINEST IN TUE MARKET I
Tbe Yentzer Evaporated Sugar Cen.
The Finest In the State. Tender, Sweet and
Elejant. Try It. Beld Only by Us In Lancas
ter. Jellies and Preserves.
Jellies by the bucket, In tin cups, In tumb
lers, In glnss Jars, and by the pound; retail at
Oe per pound. Fine Pure Fruit and Sugar Pre
sen cs ; equal te home-made.
McGAW'S CANNED CORN.
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED. Think of It,
hew cheap; Cc a can, or 17 cans for one dollar.
Werth a great deal mere, but we have tee
much. The price must make It go faster. We
are bound te sell 1 1, Our less Is your gain.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET.
A T KE1S1-B.
A CARLOAD OF DIG BARGAINS
WILL HE IN TO-DAY.
Ilils, 111 connection with the serving, gratis,
of u cup of Uloeker's Dutch Cocea te every
body, will be a gala day Saturday. Come one,
ceme all. The Imitation Is gladly extended.
Test Its merits, and be com lined that It has no
equal. It Is se easily prepared, and gees much
further than any oilier cocoa en the market. It
Is free from oil ard nntl-djspentlc.
CANNED GOODS.
Three cans Mctchels Cern, Jnncy, 25e.
Three cans New Plo Peaches, 2ic.
Three cuns New Cherries, 25c.
Four cans New Strawberries, 2 V.
Four cans New Blackberries, 25c.
Three cans New Apples, 25c.
Four cans Fancy New Cem, every can guar
anteed, 25c.
Twe cans Fine French Peas, 25c
Three cuns Fine Aturreu fat Peas, 25c.
Three cans New Soused Muckcrcl, 25c.
Three cans New Whortleberries, U5c
Twe cans New Raspberries, 2Ue.
One lurge enn California Fgg Plums, 28a.
One large can Gelden Drep Plums, 28c.
One large can Fancy Apricots, 28c,
One large can Fancy Apricots, 25e.
One large can Taney Tomatoes, 8c ; 75a per
dozen.
One Inrge can Yellow Pared Peaches, 15a
f 1.113 ncr dozen.
' ' DRIED FRUITS.
Twe pounds Sliced New Pared Peaches, 25c
Fh pounds Sliced New U n pared Peucbes,
One pound New Pitted Cherries, lfte.
One pound Fine iscw Pared liuiri'cii
(n Den ud Uoed New Pared Ilulf I'c
'caches, 22c.
One pound uoed .New rnrea nun rcacncs.isc.
Twe pounds Unpurcd Fancy IIalfPcaihes,5c.
Three pounds Apricots, Very Fine, 2jc.
Three cans Fine Lurge Prunes, 2ic
1" 1 e pounds uoea rruncs, x.
One pound Large Sller Prunes, 20 te pound,
08 pound, . . .
1 WO puillius rills UUIUOII KK 1M1II, ui;.
Three pounds Evaporated Apples, 25c
Four pounds Dates 25c.
One pound r- tne llnrllett Pears, 15c.
We have a big line of Fancy Dried Fruits be
sides. 20 barrets of Dried Cern. Think of It I
20 barrels of Dried Cern at 0 pounds for Tie, or
6c a pound. This Is the blggcul bargain ever
offered.
MEATS AND FISH Picnic Hams, 9c; Sum
mer Bologna, lc: Dried Beef. 10c; Knuckle
Beef, 15e; Breakfast Bacen, I2lJe; Benelese
Hnnis, 12c; Fine Mackerel, ibr25c; Lurge Ne.
1. 15e; Deep Sea Bloaters, 20e; Herring, lbs,
2Jc ; Whlte rish, 6c a pound.
Headquarters for Wall Brushes, Caustic Sed a
and Seed Onions. .
FOR RENT three rooms ou second fleer
store building. Call seen. One two-story brick
house en Ceral street. Rent, td. Loeuetlme.
Just vacated for geed reasons.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL gROCEIL
CORNER WEST KINO AND FBI? CE BTH.
ET EVKRV MAN EXAMINE THE
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WATERPROOF COLLARS AND CUFFS.
At ERIBMAN'S.
-IIIOJCE NECKWEAR I
WILLIAMSrORTl
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERISMAN'S.
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ULI'HUHSTONi: JEWELRY I
Complete Line of
Emblematic Marks
AT ERISMAN'H.
Ne. il West KlngHtreet.
TTENRr- WOLf,
FURNITURE
STORE,
has removed te ISO East King street, bavins a
fall line of Furniture of every description nt the
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at-
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