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Lancaster. P.
UUIOUTI,PA., May 16, 1890.
Ottce Secklar.
The Philadelphia Democrats have been
ktatewen in the outcome or tue
irewlenal contest, which they ought
i take te heart. A few days age the
ok was for the election or a Jtcpuu-
in : teHlav Kcnutjucan ueicat is se
Etertain that tlie party names no caudl-
:4ate. Then the Democratic parly was
Efdivlded as te its candidate ; new it is
united? Why was it net milled in the
outset? Wherefore was net Mr. Vaux
sheeen first as last?
"$ .The simple answer is that tr. Vaux
.was net wanted uutil tlie men wue
ought the plaea found they could net
t,"et It ; when they threw up the sponge
the field was eicn te the parly te select
i-uie canuiuate ii wanieu. insiuau ui
ibelnff compelled te take the candidate
t,be wanted the place, aud who was
abletoelect tue delegates wne weuiu
emlnate hlui, the party feuud lUcir
'able te select a candidate who did net
gMekthe place, but was recommended te
mB by his fitness only.
jgThe moral of this is clear cueugh, and
may de learneu wuu prom uy uie uem-
t ecratlc party generally. It tells that it it
5rJ all K...U-.-.S An ...nl-A a. IHI1 .. mn .1 1 1 If I II t ft
K?m VYWUJf UJ I1IUUO U 1IIU11 yuuuiuuiv
'? uevmusu uewaum uuueui iui iuc muvv,
5; nd it suggests as an excellent rule in
Brty conduct te make a man wiie seeks
BE nomination ineligible for it. It would
Et!l.i. ,t-A I i I.... ..!.. I I'll -....1.1
Hits laid down and observed. Tlie man
fcjwhe seeks au ofllce does net display a
$. commendable modesty, and he would be
worthy only of belngkicked, save for the
i'rfact that it has beceme tlie common
"'practice, and he who docs net de it docs
0:et get any sort of a chance te sarve his
country, (spontaneous selections, such
t.isiuat ei xn.r. aux, ure 100 rant 10 v
-'.t all encouraging te tlie modest man
yywhe would like te serve his country if It
.-would dui can uini. be me goea man
fi(.'fhe would be a statesman must needs
Ir drop his modesty for tlie occasion. And
"Ht will never be otherwise. Ke long
' ai.I.IIa nflTInn la jl..ulfrtl.ln (t -. 1 1 1
, J.MU V1.IJL. A UU)IIHIIU .W .....
iM sought; ana se long as the
t party worker eau ceinmaud delegates
ine will wrestle for ofllce. The people
t their innings when the wrestlers
lhausted, are knocked out of tlie game;
ltd en these rare occasions euly Is a
ku chosen te an elllce he has net
'ought, and with se unanimous a sentl-
tmnt that the opposite party wen drops
Jt arms. It Is a beautiful thlug te see.
;t' la an ideal mode of ofllce selection.
iAttd the question is whether it is net
Lpoasible te make it less rare. Cannet
all seeking be maile uuprofllable In
lea selections? It can. by tlie voice
fyt the people,. ;'uud se euly. Only when
lltbecojueruupretl table te seek elllce will
W cease le ue seugni.
M? AdrtnclDg Prices.
ihl The Drlces of stocks lire irolmrunen
jjthe strength of the expected addltieu te
', the silver currency. Of course no add!-
t i tlenal value will lie clvcu te auvthluc
H&by the lu creasy of currency j the lu-
Hficrease of price, simply records the
Sfijipeculuter's opinion that uu abuuduuee
5 of currency will stlmulute Its exitcndi-
?iture and cause mero of it te be given in
r;;exchaugc for a desired article. The
L;e present stock movement will doubtless
f,-i;,xtend te merchandise geuerully if the
Mlmnv l llilliiftful utwl liir mvi'Iiik, l.naf.
iMMwlll boom; witli however the In
'evl table following of the staguatieu that
yX'Heeessarlly succeeds unnatural stimu-
Congress will net benefit the business
$ of the country Dermaucutlv bv increas-
Fb.lHMn.J.M..u.,A.. r...l.iu .i.i..
r4nA Innlr Whnt lliAre lu Innlr nf 1 n iln.
ff?S ."""' ' WW ....w . ...w. . - ,
lmand, that will consume the supply of
S commodities that the Industry of the
ltrv new nrevldes. AVu de net need
B AilrliHnnnl mmiAi in IttnreHUA lliAttimtilv
r'jlnit we want additional iceple te con-,
iuine it. We waut a chance te ge Inte
m
Kl Inte
imarfe-2!U?'9.e our. court.
which
m we
can
gei by the removal of
j'. .ii.ii.-
mi' tv-iriiuuu-
m
upon foreign trutle.
ffi f 'AnTitlitlniiBl If riitnm-li2v
Secial hypocrites appear te be plenty
3Y. pMiiappearauccs are as ueceitiui us nype-
erites. There Is a strong and perfectly
natural tendency te say pleasant thiugs
aa tl ft Bri 4lt' tltl v.- alA l.n J . 1 1.
rjjVt (Bluer tueu uue liiiue vhjii vuu iruill
'J would bfi unnlennniit. Ynn iiihv tlitnlr n
txkt --- j .......
Sf person very tlresome when he Is tellluc
it itrr hut If 1i nmianu in hmIt " Am T
. -v mm mw.j hv .. .w -Hw w b u . 4IM1 .
?, AII It 111 .1 1 At t
. .iiriukr vuu. iuiii.ue.a iieiiiiiutM mill
rj w , a
your reply slieuld reassure him. " It Is
net necessary te say ; " Certainly uet,
your tale is of absorbing interest, I am
fascinated." That would be hypocrisy.
It la necessary te say ; " Please go ou, "
or words te that effect. They ure polite
formalities and your questioner should
te recognize tlicm. The lady who Is
"net at home, or the gentleman who
Igns a letter "yours truly," the
guest who "rcga-ts" Inability te
accept au iuvltatieu or assures
a host of a pleasant evening are
net hypocrites, although the truth muy
be very different from the literal mean
ing of their words. Muuy phrase have
, become as conventional as "Dear Sir"
at the opening of a letter, aud some
i tin a the social forms ceuilict strangely
With the facts. Grant, following mili
tary ettlquette, dictated unconditional
urrcuder te General Lee, and signed
tbe brief note "Your Obedient Servant
U. 8. Grant." It is very well te laugh
- at social shams and te tlcnlniu llicliviin.
iMj crhry that really deserves te be se classed.
Ipi bit phrases of the kind referred te are
r i' trifles lleht as air. and effort In nlensA
mtA ..vta-vrmni.. ..I.i.x.jI .. u ... ,1.. l.i .....
Lafprabx worthy.
$&, 'nai mis goea practice may he abused
Mjte no argument afculust its use. The
tmnrXA rtftan ..eun.n ..ni...i.. .1 . ..
ii'1 , -" u.- uiijusuy IUIU me
Aijwwmnm speKen muu who appears te like
$ tveryeue is a byiiecrlte, and is only try
fl"I te make himself pepulur ; while the
w-.rii tmii) s,i !... 1. 1. t.
ir riM j w ii e is simply uct-
ji umm vu luuiaicuuuuiu uesire le
Pvylcase, aud really has a kindly uuelflh
fjrgaru mruii. iiis lauit is usually ex
1 estftlvu sclf-wteein which leads him te
r.s Inaglue that jieople highly value his at-
Wtttleus. lu fact he is mere or less of a
v feet u a small harmless wuy, although
vbauay be level eueuuh ou ether mat.
lafa.
Htlfllng Debate.
TUe Republican leaders in the Heiimi
have contended that the tariff debate
cannot be advantageously prolonged
and they have ordered It te cease ou
Wednesday next at neon. The major
ity of the body has achieved entire con
trol of the preccedlugs by their rules
and their speaker's interpretations of
them, aud the minority has te take just
what liberty is given them and be con
tent. The llcpubllcau bosses having
made up their minds that their party
heuld lias the McKlnlcy bill
without amendment, it is just as well
that the vote should be reached
at ence: the debate will net affect
the result, aud the time for taking the
popular will will come afterward. Here
debate will net be stifled ; aud here the
truth will make an impression. The
speech which Mr. llutterwerth made
escaped the strenuous efforts of the
Republican leaders testraugle it. They
are heartily of opinion that Its utter
ance was a mistake. But the general
sonse of the country Is that it came
nearer te exposing the exact truth upon
the lurllTthan any speech delivered upon
cither side. It was an expression largely
outside of party lines and feeling. It
was the effort of a seuslble Republican
te tell his honest conviction upon the
question of tarlli" protection, and he told
it with a party bias, It is true, but with
out party mallcu. It will make a deep
Impression upeu the country and under
its objection the McKlnley tarlli' hill has
a hopeless chance of popular approval.
Tiliidlwovery of Mr. IngalU' line of tlie
sorinen ofMesslllon will linve tlie geed
euect of turning attention te a inustorpleeo
of Trench lltoralure and ene of the most
linprcsslve and forcible of argiiments for
tlie Immortality of the soul.
With Ven Mcltke as a haeker tlie new
chancellor, Caprlvl, can get about as much
inoney lorlliearmyas Uismarek could liave
-ecured, but tlie military bill brought for
ward by the government hoeiiis te liave
been a comparatively inoderato moasure,
providing only for an lncroae of olevou
thousand moil and lllty-fourbatterlos. The
French army will, by lecunl Increase, liave
seveuteen thousand mero men and llve
thousand mero Jiorses. On a poace footing
France will liave under arms W0,.M8 men
aud 20,031 oftluers.
The German govermnotil reccnlly caused
te be published oxtenslvoly the following
official flgures, showing the military ex
penditure of the great powers during the
past threo years: France, a llttle mero than
llve milliard marks (a milliard Is a thous
and million and a mark about twonty-uve
cents); Itussla, threo milliards and a ij Hur
ler; (Jre.it llrlUln, two and ene-halt mil
liards; Italy, ene and one-piartor milliards,
Austre-Ilungary, nearly ene and one-liulf
milliards, and Uermutiy, 2, 130,tXX),000
marks.
A vktiiran Kepiibllcan lcader In In
diana Is Mr. Jehn Overmycr who has scrved
In the the legislature, its spoaker of the
Heuso, lias been secretary of tlie Set.ate,
chairman of tlie nepubllcan statu commit commit commit
tee and doleir,ato te the national convention
of 1888. This goutleman has lalscd a breee
In Indiana by tlie' following explanation
of his political positien: "I have net changed
at all. The Hepubllcan party or Its lenders
liave changed and discovered a new theory,
which we knew nothing of formerly and
which Is net Republlcan In principal ut all.
The issue of high protection la a new ene
and was net heard of aud madone issue up
telSSO. It may be said the tariff issue was
raised in 1H70, As te that the Domecratlc
platform cauiu out square for a tarlli' for
rovenuo only, but the campaign switched
off en ethor grounds, Ceiikliug In a mas
terly spoech making the 'bloody shirt' the
issue In 1SH0. The Hepubllcan platform
declared for iucldeutal protection, but new
you see the McKlnley bill Is for protection,
with the incidental or no rovenuo at all.
They care nene for the rovenuo. Cleve
land was right, and tlie Mills bill was a
very moderate measure and v. Ill seen be se
considered gonerally."
The party of surplus distribution aud
high taxes may ilnd the gieund slipping
fiem under them In Indiana.
CUHKKNT I'IK.
(lueth the waiter,
" What U yours, sir?"
Haiti tlie client,
"I'll liave a pie."
lie turned the wallur hye slid liye ;
"Uuitard, lemon, upile, pumpkin,
Peach or iiituce, sir, will you try?"
Uutwt, facetious :
"Give mu currant,
Mitrnaling enrraitt pic, '
Vanished watter hurrledlyu ;
Boen returned he w 1th Hid curniut
Altrnattnir currant pie.
l'lrst a currant,
Then a tly,
'Neath the emit alturnatu Uu.
lVrUhed waiter
Uerrlblye. . F'tsn
r.if.
Tu 1: appllcaUgu-df tl,0 deailly p.imlll
te Mr. Iugjtlte otileRy of CoiiKreviniiiu
Ilurus'i'iet enlv Kustaltis the t'liarire of
"plagarlsm but aliewa thai the Henater was
at great pains te cever up his truck n whlle
closely following Masslllens nornie:i. He
used synonyms, lnsoited phrazes and
otnitteU a great deal, but tlie utriklntj
Hlmitarity or the reasoning, the order of the
Ideas and the frequent ldeiitlty of the
language can be seen by the following
passages from both, In iplte of Mr. Ingalls'
labored effort te dlsgulse his use et the
great Norinen.
Masslllen says In hla amnion dollverod a
hundred aud fifty years age: '"Te Mini
up all : if we must wholly perish, then Is
obedleuce te the laws but au infcunsate
Borvltude; rulura and magistrates are but
the phantoms which iKipular imbecility
has raised up; Justice. Is an unwarrantable
Infringement upon the liberty of men, au
Imposition, a usurpation; the'law of marriage-
a vain scruple, modesty a prejudice;
honor and probity such stuff as dreams are
made of, and incests, murders, paricides,
the most beat I ens cruelties, and the black
est crimes are but the legitimate sports of
man's Irresponsible uature.whlle tlie harsh
epithets attached te them are merely such
as the policy of legislators have Invented te
impese upeu the credulity of the people.'
"Air. Ingalls aays: 'If these teachers are
right, If the life of Humes Is like an arrow
that is spent, thou we are atoms lu a moral
chaos ; obedlence te law is indefensible
servltude; rulers and magistrates are
despots tolerated only by popular Itubo Itube
cllity ; justice is a denial of llberty ; honor
and truth are trivial rhapsodles ; murder
and peijury are derisive jests, aud their
harsh definitions are frivolous phrases in
vented by tyrauts te Impese ou the
timidity of cowards and the credulity of
bUves.'
Compare the abeve line by line aud t'je
fraud is clear and a slmllur doctoring of
M.isslllen is otaervable in parts of lngalU'
speech, 'lhe French preacher Eatd : "If we
wholly perish with the body, what au im
posture is this whole system of laws, man
new, and usages, en which huuuu seciety
is founded."
Ingalls said : " Unleas we survlve, the
structure of laws aud customs upeu which
beciety is based, are a detected luiosture.'
Masslllen centinued: " If we wholly
perish with the body, theso maxims of
charity, patience, Justice, honor, gratitude,
and friendship, which sages have taught
aud geed lueu have practiced, what ure
they but empty words, jtesseaslng no real
aud bludlng efficacy r Why slieuld we
heed them, If lu this life euly we have
hope?"
This IngalU used as fellows : "The cedta
of morality and Justice, the bentlmeuts of
gratitude aud faith ure empty formulas,
without force or cotibecratiou. Why
br.0U.VJ tbeIr Inculcatiens be heeded, If in
this life only we bays hope,"
l'iitr,Ani:r.rniA proposes le pension dis
abled firemen as llielr perilous occupation
makes accident Insurance difficult.
Tun street commissioner scorns le be
doing his best, but it Is mildly suggested
that be might de a little of It en Prince
street near Orange, wherea yawning abyss
threatens carriage wheels.
As warm weather threatens tlie sugges
tion that Lancaster should bave a tialator tialater
lum, ngalu becemes forcible
PKIISO.NAT,.
Hi:rm:TAUV Neni.n en Thursday evening
gavea dinner tu honor of Ueuer-I Nberniau.
11. 11. ItAsi.m-r, a merchant of Harris
burg, Ph., fell dead en Thursday night
while riding his bicycle. Heart treuble
was thoranse.
Jamks WuiTceMnR Itii.itr, the "hoeslor
poet," has been sued by his manager,
Ames J. Walker, for one thousand dollars
damages for bis refusal te contluue lectur
ing with lllll Nye.
Ruv. On. Fnv, of Reading, falher of
llev. C. I.. Fry, of this city, cables from
Heme that he is well. A rumor was in
circulation In Heading en Thursday that he
had bceu drowned In Italy.
Miss Ai.ick O. McUkk, who has just been
admitted te the Warren county bar, Is said
te have passed the best examination of any
law student In that county within ten
years, and was especially complimented
by Judge Drewn.
Minihtkh te Spain I'ai.mku liasreaclied
Washington. In regard te the Michigan
gubernatorial contest he Nays he will, under
no consideration, roveko his refusal te
liocemo a candidate He will at ence place
his resignation, as minister te Spain, In the
hands of the president and agalu take up
ills rosidenco in Detroit.
Mils. 1i:e mi K KiNliix, a teacher Initie
English Hunday school of the Lutheran
church at 1'oUsvllle, has resigned because
of reports, which appear te he true, that
alie was a " Christian scientist"! and " had
attempted te teach the doctrine of mind
euro te her scholars." Several momliers
of her class liave followed her.
nn.uniiT and Hulllvan liave iuarroled.
D'Oyley Carle says that tlietr soparatlen is
llnal and that they de net speak ; that Gil
bert criticised hlsinaiiagement as ex pensive
a id said that Carte was making tee much
money out of his brains. In this Sullivan
dlsagreed with lilui and Gilbert lest his
temper, lteth Sir Arthur Sullivan and
Carle are In a fuiinus rage beeause Gilbert
his formed a combination with Alferd
Cellier, who wrote Dorethy, and who,
llrlllsli crltlt-M think, Is the coming man in
comic opera composition. Cellior's music
Is much lighter and mero Frenchy than
Sullivan's. Gllhert lias a new book all
complete, aud has arranged le pruduce a
new conne epera in ueiouer.
i
ARk for VAN HOUTKN'H COCUA-Tnke no
OllKT. (I)
I, uclt.
Is a word Iwlileli slmulil liave noplare In any
vocabulary. A man iiiimt liaeallllly tonne
recti, nnuainiHllral preparation, merit. There
In nti lurk about HO01 ONT. It wasMirote
Riirccrd from tlie llntt, lipraiiHelt was geed, ami
did all that Man rlaliiii'd for II.
neV'Tliawk, and blew and spit, but utti lr,
Bugu's Cularrli llemedy. VJM&w
What We Wnu t.
tllve lloinrepnlli In pellotx.Allepalli In plll ;
but fur rliftiiniitlMii, ler nrlir-H, Ter pains anil
npraliiH. J'idkiki' EtecMr Oil In lnrllitbly huin1
rltir teeltlirr. It luisbenclllrd ns iniiiiy pt'ople
an II Iiuh bad purchaser. All driu;Kl"ls m1I II.
Held In Ijuic.iMer by V. T. llecli, 117 and U'J
North Queen strrcl.
llrleT MkiiIIeii.
"1 liave uw-il IvrilecK lllnetl lllllerM w I til Krrnl
brnrlll fur llidlKCHtlnu anil t'eiiNllpiitlnn el thu
tieurlH." C. Ij. Klileu, llaniUlen, )iil. Sehl In
Idiucaster by W. T. Ilucli, ITT and 139 North
lluwMistrrrt.
T
MllJ Idl'K IN A OI.AHH.
It Dee Net Kt'em te 1 Very Muuh but
It Is Olteu Kneuuli le be thelleiiliiuluB
ul' Death.
Hid you ever linld a ulass el ilrluleliiK water
up te Uiu light and netlrn liowceinpletidy (Hied
It was with llttle pal tides of matter? It looked
perfectly clear and purti wlien you poured It
out, but yet as reekiiik' with animal or vect vect
Uible matter. De you Iniaglne It can be heal
thy? De .Mill wonder why, In a little while,
your mouth taitex bad, your appetite In peer
and you feel a general iIIskuhI lib the world.
lint If water Isse Impure, whatshall we de?
Itell II ? Ne, that may kill the Kerms, but docs
uet remove them, A fur butter wuy Is te una
pure ulilftkey with II. The best phjulclaus In
Aiuerlrii, uiilit'Hltatliutly dit'lure this new, but
aud bear this most caiefully Inmlnd It must
hepurr whlxkey, for linpuru MhlHkey In wori-e
than Impure water.
Doetern, thciulM. hcientlsls and professor,
arc new fully usreed that no whiskey used lu
America te-day In se chemically pure or fiee
from fusel oil. as Dull.v's I'lire Mall. It h ns suc
cessfully withstood the enmity of nil ether
whiskies, the prejudice of Mt'itk-mluded mid
theblKiitry of iiarrew-niludcd H'eile. Why?
Ileciuise It Iiuh prtHluetMl results, restored
heiillli, prolonged life, awakened the lauslni;
fucultle mid reuutenirUsl tlie evil elleris et
polKcineus water. Indent ltlsu pure, medicinal
whiskey. De net, howeer, allow any unscru
pulous dealer te Impose iiimn you by tleelarlng
he has some concoction or his own tliat In "Just
us Keed," or sonie bottled whiskey that Is
much better." It Is the very popularity of
iMiuy n 1'iue .iiau iiuu iiuh eauscti incsv un
weriny His
i'cix.'tleiiii lecuuiu IntfjUlemuiket.
ttl
YJETTKIlJUIA.N TEA AND COKKKE
reu
f TIIKNEIIVKS.
Van Heuten's Cocea
" UEST AND UOKS KAUTUUsr."
Ask jour Grocer for It, take no ether. tll
"TTINCO CUEW1NU TOHACCe
VINCO
(KXTJIA FIXH)
CHEWING
TOBACCO.
This St ami aid Hi and of I'lngTubucre In ac
knowledged te be the U'-t chew ami the largest
piece for tlie inniiej lu the market. VinceUn
tag en each lump. Its exteiitlve sale formally
years has ettablUlied Us reputation. Therein
nothing better. Try It. l'er sale by dealers and
grocer.
1890.
aiirll-KHoed-eoui.t.lStw
rniiK i.ANCAHiu:irTiifihrL)MrANV
bUl.ldTii CimilKNT ACCOUNTS, TIME DE
POSITS AND TltUST 1MTATES.
Acts as Ax-ilgnee, Executer, (luardlan, Agen t
etc. Itents Uun.i lu IU Klre aud llurular 1'riHif
Steel Vaults. Stores Valuables ut moderate
rules.
Nes.MandS8 NOKT1I QUEEN ST.
nprj-lindeed
TTBNHf WOLK,
FURNITURE
STORE,
ha removed te ISA East King street, having; a
full line of Kurulture of every description ut tlie
lowest price. A1m Undertaking promptly al
leuded te. Call and examine our geed.
uX-lfdK II. WOLK.lEjutKlns-HlrU
$100,000.
IN HOND-s AND MOHTGAOES FOH IN
VESTOIW, IN MUMS OF
ikie, r.x, tsoe, 11,000 te t ju,emi.
llends cr cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
MertyHg. U per coat. Intercut, payable half.
yearly,
heml or rail for full lnroruiatleii.
JOHN II. MrnV.I.Kit.
Ne VH DuknMt.
xrUl'lCK 'lt Tltmr-AHMKILH A Nil 1.1IN
IX NE1W. All peraeu are hereby forbidden
le trenpuui ou any of the lauds of the
DdH
speeaweu estate in ieoauen or Lancaiter
tie, whether lucleaed or unlucled. nltlir
uiun
for the purpose of sheeting- or rUhtug, uth
1HW Wtlt
eaMlnir c
law will be rigidly euforewl against ull tres-
LMlug ou saia laud of the uudsrstgued arte
tbli notice
WM. COLEMAN FItEKMAN
it. ir.iiui Ai.ur.fl,
EDW.C.FHKEMAN.
Attemty ter K. W. Uelmu'i Hll
iklrtttamaltet;'.
I'lllI,AIKl.riHA, Friday, May 10, 1S.
Brandenburg. The Fred
erick the Great of the Cotten
Dress Goods the conqueror
of allied opposition. Mere and
better and handsomer for 20
cents a yard than any affected
rivals it has no competition.
There is no comparison with
the incomparable.
50 cents a yard is a popular
price for fine Ginghams. Seme
days since we put in a let, very
choice, at that price. They
hied hence in haste. The as
sortment lapsed, but around its
incompleteness we have caused
another let te flew by a reduc
tion from 60 cents te ;e. New
you will find them complete,
bordered in Jacquard and lace,
chambray and plain, color ef
fects in light blue, pink, car
dinal, old-rose, gray light and
dark, serpent, lavender, brown,
radet, navy, electric, and black.
Hew suggestive the list of
colors ! Nature, science, art,
joy, sorrow, fidelity, church,
army, navy, and ether things
all come te mind as you read
the list.
30a colors of lawful Lans Lans
dewne in stock te-day. Such
shades.
Semi - occasional reductions
in Robes have been made al
ready this season. Here is an-
eincr uest rarts Kobes, ex
clusive styles only here :
Alelaui'e. with utrlpcd wool tariillnre, re
duced from r."2 te till.
Hcik, with wide and narrow figured silk
border, reduced from t&! te $1(1.
Melange, with alternate strlpea of silk and
hits-, reduced from Si'i la lis.
Melange, with bayadere auk stripes and
wide border, reduced from V te tlS.
Here is a chance for eleeant
economy.
All around the centre.
Summer Silk.
Imported Black Surahs are
scarce. They are softer te the
touch than the American and
superior in blackness. It is a
bit of geed luck that enables
us te ask you te inspect 50
pieces, 26 inch, at $1.
Black, gray, white, and cream
openwerked Surah, sometimes
miscalled hemstitched. 24-inch
at $1.50. A variety of stripes.
Black Surah, with small em
broidered colored figures, sev
eral varieties, 21 inches at
$1.50.
Seven colorings Black Shang
hai Silks with fancy figures, 27
inches at $1.
Black Faille Francaise Silk,
22 inches at $1.50, the $1.75
grade. These goods arc of
standard and guaranteed Swiss
make, of which we have sold
great quantities, and have yet
te hear the first complaint.
West Transept.
Jehn Wanamaker.
lilachlitcvu
1JACKINUH.AS FOM.OWH: UIHUIO, FUU
Hlcamand lljdniiilic I'aekliiK.AMM-slUepe,
Woven mill Wick l'acklni:, Hemp Packing, An An
IWHtes Mill lkstitl, Akliesies Cement, Ailwfttes
Hheathliik', Ulna I'ackliiK.Utmi Kings for Water
(laiiKes, l'luinbiigel'uckliii;, Heed's Patent As
bestos, Lined Sectional I'll Coer, at JOHN
Ul-Mr'H.S.U East Fulton sticvU m7-tfd
TF YOU WANT AFHtSi-Cl.ASHl'OHTAUI.K
1 Kniilne nnd Ikilkr, en wheels, chwip, us the
following prices shew: (I Iierse-pnucr, $175; H
liore-pecr, S"i"; 10 horse-power, te75; 11 liore liere liore
pewer, JH75; !U horse-power, 11,175, call at. I HI IN
llEST'H, 3.U ICust Fulton Ktreef, lnT-lfd
TJIOIl 1IOU.EIW, liOlllZONTAL.TAIlUbAlt,
3 Vertical, Portable. C Under, Murine, of
any sle or power, of the best material and
workmanship, go te JOHN ItlCST, XU East Ful
ton street; "in7-trd
rilANKHFOIl WATEIl.OIUS.ACID OH (1AH
l nfany Nliuiwnrrnisieltr, at fair prices, no
te JOHN ltENT.iU.UJwt Fulton htiis;t. Iui7-lfd
S,
OI.D llHON.E, ldgiMD'S AND MIZINCl
for steam work, at JOHN HIXT'M. SL1 lOist
ten street. ui7-tfd
ITIOIt HOLTS, LAO HC11EWH, SIH' SCKEWH,
3 Bquare and Hexagon Nuts, these yoeils lu
lock, ul JOHN HK.-H"S, ;!J3 East Fulton street.
m7-trd
AllTICUUVH ATIENTION 1'AIII TO
Medel .Making, l'atterns. Drawings and
Ulne
ue Prints, at prices reasonable, at JOHN
UKST'S. Stl liisl Fulton street. mT-tfd
AOENI
met
tit u
NOV FOIt CALLAHAN A CO'S CE
inent te tnke the place of Ited Ia-mI. In
It makes tlie times the miantltv of nil
lead and Is fur superior In making ulcam Joints,
,.......,. ....... ...... a....... ..u.u ,'..... t vtl Ulllirin.
Ac, Ac, Price a cents er pound, at JOHN
UKST'H, KU East Fulton street. ni7-lfa
Angle Valves, cull at JOHN llEnTti, 3.U Eas
r Uliuuniri-ei. m7-liu
lUMl-S, 110ILEIIS, MININu7t!ENTitrFlT
JL Kill and Kteani l'umiis, et any capacity, at
JOHN UES1-8, SJ.I East Fulton street, :n7-lfd
F
Mall
'OK CAST IIION FIFE FITTINGS, UOTH
ulaln and reducing, un te (Much diameter.
alleahle Flttlmts. l'langes. Fiance Unions.
i r.,i.i A r...... I1...A..J i'.....-u....j:z'
Hangers, Fleer and Celling Plates, gote JOHN
IIEMT'W, Ml 1-iist Fulton street. luT-tfil
17UIEE FOIt ALL FOH ONE WEEK-LAN-3
raster Employment llureuli, Ne. td North
Ihike street.
nia'2-lyd
371011 HOI LEU 'IU HK HUUrtHES, HT1LUSON
3 I'll Wrenches, I'llwund .Menkey Wrenches
roiueiupii. rues, ini iuus, etc
UE8T, S.U East Fulton street.
go
te JOHN
1117-tfd
1-ADIATOKK, OF ANY MAKE OH DE
V sluii.eiin be fiirnlxliedatreiiseiiablellguies,
by JOHN I11T. 3A1 East Fulton street. ui7-tfii
SAWMILl-S, I1AHK MILI4, COH MILLS,
leather Hellers, Tan Packers. Triple Herse
Powers, Milling und Mining
JOHN HEaTH, SB East Fulton i
rowers, Mining una Milling .Machinery
ut
m7-trd
OAKHV IN HTOCK-IUiST CHAKCOAL,
Hammered Hur Iren. Deuble Keflued Iren.
Hurden'a llhet Iren, 1th ets, Het and Celd
Heller Iren, (steel, Hlieet Iren 3-16 te Ne. 1. at
JOHN IlEsru.atl East Fulton street. m7-tfd
YNJECTOltS, Hl'El.Tri'LE'tTlA.vfrilAN.
M cih.-k inspiraters aim r.ieciers, Lbcriuiiu
Heller Feeder, I'enherttiy
I Ilk IUUStH
Ainericaii
jiijcciers, uu in i
Eust Fulton street,
all In stock, at JOHN litST'H. XU
ST'H. S
m7-tld
STEAM HEAT 1ST11ECOMINO HE.Tl-,OU
dwellings, churches, school houses, etc.,
though successfully used one hundred sears
age. Whenyeit contemplate a change call en
JOHN HEST, who will give you a satisfactory
Jeb, at a fair price. m7-tld
1710ItlriitThEST-ll(vFAilt 'Fl'ltNAt-i: IN
? the market, go leJOHN HEsT, SH tiist
I'ulleii street. 1117-tfd
ITIOHAMEHICANHlGin'FEEDCYIDEH
Lubricators, UluOII Cuis for Hearings.
ou can get them ut JOHN HtbTa, S-B Eus
Fulteu street. m'.tfd
I TlOIl JIOltlZONTAI. 8TATIONAHY EN.
J glnes, from 3 te se horse-power, and Verti
cal Engine from 2 te 40 liorse-peu er, ou will
find them at JOHN UEST'H, &J East Fulton
street.
I01tl'ULLEYri7 HHAFTING, COLLAIW,
-.J?."K!?icla"'P Hexes. Couplings, etc., go
le JOHN fiEMT, SJJ East Fulton W. ' inl'lfd
TTIOlt 1'ItATT A CADY AHHEH1HM DISO
X3 Valve, Jenkins Valves, Urats (Hobe Valves,
Brass Onte Valves, Iren ltedy Glebe Valves,
I-everbafety Valves, Pep Mafety Vahes, Air
Valves. Itadlater Valves, Pratt's Hwlnelns
Check Valves. Hrass Check Valves.Foet Vnues
Cl)htaitir)vr.
T H. MAIITIN & CO.
J. B.' MARTIN & CO.
China and Gass,
Of beauty there's plenty in
this department, and new ar
rivals arc being displayed every
day.
Dinner Ses.
Read this item carefully. The
busy season for Dinner Sets is
ever, and we will new proceed
te force out balance of stock at
remarkably low prices. 130
piece French China, beautifully
decorated, complete for 1 2 per
sons, 5 courses, $32 ; lermer
price 50. A clear saving of
i8. Every set in stock re
duced in proportion.
Chamber Sets.
In Pink, Blue and Brown
Lily Decoration, full sets, at
$1.98 a set, reduced from $2.50.
These sets at the above price
for this week only.
Lamps.
We recommend the Roches
ter as the best of all makes
$2.50, nickel plated and com
plete. Rochester Hanging
Lamps, Stand Lamps, Student
Lamps and Newell Pest Lamps.
500 Fairy Night Lamps at 19c
each.
Cracker Jars.
Importers' samples at $1.25
each; everyone different pat
tern and decoration.
Table Tumblers
With your initial engraved in
old English letters, at $1 a dez.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
I.ANOAHTKK. I'A.
H
Kill A MAIITIN.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
China. Mall.
Wk are new opening our Hprlng
Importation of Queensware and will
be prepared te supply our customers
with the very best grade of wareal
Ijowest Prices, lletisestlres receive
esxclal attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
$ev ale or gtcut.
FOH KENT-HANDSOME FKONT KOOM
en Id lloer, Ne. 12 WestKlncstreet; finest
Ux-allen In the city for elllce or light business.
Inquire or
W,
W. AMOS.
Ill-'U-IM
Aller's Gallery.
sJI
JHERIITH HALE.
n On MATUHDAY. MAY 17. MHO. nt ene
On MATUHDAY,
e clock p. m., by virtue, of an order Issued out
of the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, l'a.,
will be sold ut public sale, ut the Court Housu
In Lancaster city, the following described real
estule, lz : All that certain let or piece or land,
situated en the east side of North Mulberry
strict, between West Chestnut aud West Wal
uut streets. In the city of Luucaster aforesaid
and numbered 'Zfl and '.BD en said North Mul
berry street, ou which Is created two two-story
Irume dwelling houses, containing In front en
said North Mulberry street Si feet and one inch,
mere or less, te a ten-feet wide common allv,
together with the right ten 2 feel wlde com
mon alley en the north from Nerlh Mulberry
street lern distance of 42 feet, adjoining lands of
Mary Ferrler en the south and Andrew M.
Kraut?, en the north, late the estate of Careline
Uunnlen, deceased. Terms, tjO und 10 per cent,
of pure huse money te be paid cash ana the bal
ance le be paid before May 2ltli, lsue.
D. K. miKKHOLUEK, Sheriff.
up23,2ti,10,ma3,7,10,H,10d
fjctote antt ghec.
13A
HUAINS IN HHOES 1
Head This Advertisement If Yeu Want
Bargains in Shoes!
A Jeb Let of Heys' Lace and Ilutten Shoes at
75c.
Let of Men's Ijice and Hutten Dress Shoes,
51 Oil; some of these arc worth 12(11.
Men's Heb Nails, 81 00.
Cltlldieu's Spring Heel Butten Shoes, 48c, GOe,
und li-c.
1 Ait of iJidlcs' Kid, Dongola and l'ebble Shoes,
flOO.
Children's Kubbers, 20c.
Men's Kubber Heets, il 23.
Ixits of ether goods at Ited need Prices.
Jehn Hiemenz
Ne. 57 NOItril QUEEN STItEET.1
ftbltl-tfdF
iltctoevrtvlio.
ROTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FKOM
Kcsnigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Backgrounds made especially for Hust and
Threo-quarter length Photographs.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer le Uie I'ostefflce.
InnTJimtl
Vtterttctja.
T UTHEH M. KAUFFMAN,
ATTOKNEY-AT-L W.
Heceud Fleer Eshletuaa 1a
North Duksirwt.
ulldliig. Ne. 8
prx-lyrlAsr
A TLANl'ICCITY.
HOTELCHETWOODE
Pacific Avenue, near Illinois, Atlantic City.
New and First-Class. Steam Heat; Call bells.
'1 we minutes wnlk Ireni beach. tiM aud H.00
jierduN. OjieusJuue I.
mllMind MHS. ANNIE UHU1IU.
"17INELETHEE.-ST0CK FAKM.
STORM KING (216..)
HECOUD 2:30.
Sired by Happy Medium, sire of 60 performer
from 2:111 le 2: VI. Dam Topsy Tu ler by Alex
ander .Nunuuii, sire of Lulu, 2.1l j, Ac.. Ac.
1'ernis for spring sisiseu of lme.Vsi for u foal,
ler t.ihuUtwi isftllgree and ether luformatleu.
address DANIEL O. ENOLE,
nprllf-imdAw Marietta, Pa.
ltec.
B
OOTH AND KHOE3.
BTILL COMING IN DAILY,
-AT-
D. P. Stackhouse's,
28 & 30 EAST KINO STREET,
The Latest and Best
IN
FOOTWEAR.
Lowl'nccnandOneI'rleo te All. Call and fee
Our Spring Novelties.
STACKHOUSE
28 and 30 East King Street,
liANCAHTEK. 1A.
flOMMON 8ENHK HIIOK STOllE.
3.
3.
3.
LADIES,
LADIES,
LADIES.
Shee Bargains
TO-DAY.
llAHClAIXXe. 1 AlJidles'DrcssSliec.Opera,
Square and Common Sense
worth S2.2T,, at J1.48. Come te
Bee us, The Common Sense,
40 East King street.
HAKUAINNe. Q -Ladles" Scotch Sele Butten
Shoes with I'uttent Leathe
Tips or without, and sold
elsewhere at $2.00 and S2.S0.
Tn e grades, 11.23 aud 11.48.
BARGAIN Ne. 11 Mixed Let of Ladles' Dress,
Lace and Butten Shoes,
worth tl.26, J1.50 and Jl.Te,
nt USc. Come te see us.
40 EAST KING ST.
Best Goods! Lewest Prices!
myl-tfd
'utrnititVE.
CHSAQIBBS.
The Geed Housekeeper
WILL FIKST SEE OUK IMMENSE STOCK
PARLOR, "
DINING-ROOM,
PARLOR,
FURNITURE!
And Oct Our Extremely LOW 1'UICES for
NEW STYLES.
Ochs & Gibbs,
(2d, :td A 4th Fleer,)
Ne. 31 BOUTH QUEEN SlKEET.
w-
IUM x-EK'8 COHNEK.
Ninety Marriage Licenses in April!
BIG FIGURES,
HUT
NOT BIGGER THAN THE BARGAINS
AT
WIDMYER'S,
Cerner East King and Duke Streets.
B0HETHIN0 IN FURNITURE
TO PLEABE EVERY ONE OF THESE C0UPLE3
3-Call and Inspect the Large aud Varied
Stock.
WIDMYER,
EAST KINO AND lll'KE STRKRT3,
LANCASTini, PA.
H
EINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOT.
Sliecial Chair Sale !
Wk their this wceS in ecr win
dows our New Line or Cl-air lu XVI.
Century i'fuMi. Handsome, dura
ble and cheap.
Don't miss aeelng them and getting
theHpsclal Lew 1'tlcei ou them,
This ale will last for enewceit,
from 12th te 19th of May, and you
fcheuU !a'cenda itugccf It.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 k 29 Seuth Queen Street
The Common Sense
She Stere,
mtUtnrru
rVES EVEItY EVENING.
CLOSING OUT !
CLOSING OUT 1
Entire Stock Sold aln Ureal RtcrltltM le Clew
llutlncs.
rlMIRaO.,
Ne. 14 West King St.
Hosiery, Motions, White Goods
AND-
MILLINERY.
STORE ROOM FOR RENT.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
majrMuid
B
AUOA1NH
Bargains This Week
-AT
THE
BONTON
MILLINERY STORE, '
Ne. 13 East King St.
TRIMMED HATS.
Trimmed HatsatK.OOj worth ROC
Trimmed Hats at 82.50 ; worth 15.00.
Trimmed Hats at 13.00; worth W.00.
Trimmed Hals at J-1.50 ; worth 17.00.
Trimmed Hats at Ji.00 ; worth 8.00.
Trimmed IlatsatHO; worth 19.00.
Trimmed Hats at 55.00 ; worth 1 10.00.
All the very
best trimmers.
best material aud made by the I
UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS.
Straw Hats every color and shape, Plain erl
Fancy Edce, at lse each.
Fine VandykeandKancyHtruwBliapcs.everyl
new style, at 4Sc each ; worth 75c.
Light Airy Htraws ut 37c each ; worth C2c.
Large Leghorn Flats at 03c, 1.'I7 aud J1.44I
each : worth mere at wholesale.
Large French Chip Flats ut KTe each j worth!
51.25.
Kircc. Fancy Straw Flats, Vandyke audi
Tramway braids, ul 50c, 7tc, K7c each ; abeutl
half of legular iirlces.
Children's Hats at lHccach.
Children's Hats nt -le each.
Children' Huts at 37c each.
Children's Hats at 48eeach.
Children's Hals at 71c each.
Children's Hats at 08c each.
All the Latest .Shapes and Celers.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
Flower Spraj s at 10c.
Flower Spra sat 12c.
Flower Sprays at 20c.
French Fleuersat 25c, 37c and 4sc.
Leng Wreath, In Daisies and Iluttcrcups, a
10c, lsc anil 'tic each.
LACES, RIBBONS, VELVETS, ORNAMENTS,!
NETTINGS AND EVERYTHING IN THE
MILLINERY LINE AT LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICES AT
THE-
13 East King St.,
im-SMmdSAF
LANCASTER. PA.I
lethiun
P
INE TAILOIUNU.
1890 -SPRING.-1890
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest and Most Elegant Assortment!
or
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Heady for Your Inspection.
11 i
We would also announce the purchase of al
Jeb Let of English Suiting aud Treusering at a
greai sucnuce, iuicu we i 111 sen at
Astonishingly Lew Prices.
3"Call early te Fecure a bargain In these!
goods.
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DIItECT IMPOHTINaTAILOItlNTHECITYl
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d27-lfd
(Carpcte.
-AKPETS I
CAIIPETS
CARPETS !
Custom Rag Carpets
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing !
LANCAS1EH
Dyeing ! Dyeing !
FANCY 8TEAM
DYKINU
WOllKH
Are second te none In Pennsylvania for finish I
et work efall kinds. Feathers uj ea Aiiauues.
him sin
Order, villi receive prompt atteutlen.
PHILIP SCHU17 SON & CO.,
NO. 1WHOUTH WATEU STUEET,
LA?5HrW,PA. fsblWmd
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