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LANCASTER DAILY. INTELLIGENCER. TUBSDAT, MAY. 20,
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OCAfcUHBTBlNMAN reLTS, Kdltnra.
r MOMOMr CLARK Pabllsfctt.
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Ms BAILT ISrrKLUaKNCEH.-liibllhe
V " yi " Bunday. rlerved
CsVasTtera ty Ml1 "nirrenndln
rivMMitMtaiteMaWM. Bymall livede!.
' WWmtJt INTKLLIOBNCKK-unaaeimr uu
f VH emu a year. In "d . .hlt
HAa awtegiw erder, and where neither or
SmmTS wwmred Mnl la mineral
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't ib Fostefflce, m second claas mall
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.Lancaster, Ira,
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' LAHOAJTUl, PA., May 20, 1890.
,
Hater. Mind the Batch.
A? . . ....
(tM VHU UO IlOl llliU VI ui ."
aaatry'M a customer for Sumatra to te
1 b, nd are contemplating, it fa said,
, Mt tfkbarge en our feed products. The
ML. Yt L- J- . lit.- .l. 1.1am Af h a
dMfcnnee in the situation la Hint we
want te shut out an article that we de
faetrWd, while the Dutch need our
IB. II iney put a mx. uu it, mv-u
. r? .111 ft . . A a. 14 lAAA aA It Atf
iiMMB will nave w liny iv, uciau"; 'j
Cdo'net grew all the feed product thnt
tt, the, nae. and It ia te tbclr interest
Sfte' have free competition lu the
Kmntilv' furnished tlicin. 80 that
" .-.. .. 1.m.a 41ii Tnlnli rn lin
we wtxui w "' """ "" "
iV.hlp en the tobacco question anu te
? h frre te exclude their stuff without
cutting effthe market for enr own. If
t Itier tobacco will keen it out there deea
I $ net aeem te be much doubt that Itsheuld
ipe Imposed. There is no ecneiii 10 tne
htoeuntry derived from ncndlng out our
&. "f money te Helland te pay for the crops
i .or ner cuiedich, uuic-w gui, u ikh-
(Lai fnt.i tliaklf prniM llinf itllr
j, mi .iuiu ..... .w,- . ...-
.Sewn de uet give us. Thla we clearly de
Ytinf mt TI10 iibA t fiiititnlrfi lin m-
:f Alanfiwl tlift ia nf Ptfinimvlvntitfi wrftn-
li-pera only because the clgarnmkcra ilud
jit te their lnteret te ube it. They any
t- It makes a better loeklns clear or nt least
fi one which their customers faucy. 1 1 la in
f ferler In Qaver, in the Judgment of meat
' consumers, but the fashion has fcet In for
f.1? ins foreign thlng.aa fashions are went te
'.$Jle in iuia country anu it ia tne mere
aaiaeie. it is net open 10 question mat
(very pound or tne Sumatra tobacco
r ''Wrapper that is sold is a pound taken elf
wie ueiuuuu ler ine iiume pruuuet ; uuu
ithat it is therefore n direct injury te
Sthe borne grower. It is n bcnc.lt
F te no one but the manufacturer; and te
:mmcnieny Dccauseei en unreosenauie
preference of his customer for a smooth,
,f ahlny and bitter tasting wrapper rather
y than for a lustreless but better llavered
V"eue. The taste for the Sumatra has
tueen se cultivated during its rew years
Jet use that many people new have
ft Become used te Its llaver, mid say
;aey iike it; uut it win iw no
hardship te such tastes tocultivate them
m. te a mere patriotic sensibility ; and the
-vhij tucsiiuuun:ii uu uiu muiiur ui lur
'lag a nigh tax upon foreign wrapper
tobacco is as te whether it will be effec
tive in shuttinir It out of the ceuntrv.
"$ -mm
W- A Hatter Net In llin Iwiie.
L.HMr. William X. Scott, of Erie, seem-
; lagiy considers himself te be in charge
i tne interests 01 ex-i'rcsideiit Ulevelaud
In Pennsylvania. We think that they
jnight be in better hands. We de net
ate that either the parly or any candl candl
(date.fer president can be bene 11 tied by
iiyecuDg into tne contest for the
gubarnaterial selection the question
aa"' te the presidential candidate.
Mr. Wallace, who is certainly one of
R'tba foremost Democrats in rennsylvaula
ana cnerunea 'Dy tne party as one of its
v Caaest efficient and ardent charanleuH.haN
' '' declared that he bes no connection what
' '.ever withanv !nrcsldentlal catublnnttim
feand that as a candidate for thti TVtmn.
'Seratle nomination for governor he sails
r - .. v.v
fMKWI UK UW l llUg UUU IIJHJ11 I1IH OWI1
bisaaard.
- That is certainly full eneueh mid lemr
Stneugb, and his position in the "party
'V1L autinguisned cneugli te sulllee te
muuuubi eveiy etuer questien, se
'vfAF MM tk la imtinn.Mml tinu lil
.iltnesa and strength as a cnndl-
7 date: and it ia the fact that ainentr
I jy the candidates named for theDemecratlc
M 7. Amln.l!in DlAM td .tn H !... I .....I.
TIWUUUUM kUCIC Id illl UUC W IIU IB Ulllll,
'Sand that the sole question for the party
A convention will be that of streuuth.
i, 5, Inte this question no consideration of
j.t uw iiraiuvuiuu neiuuiiuu Bueuiu einer
" v .i.i. ...i ,.i.i iv 1 1
.AV ij jviivi. t?u uiu ut ivu
. X vears'elT from the DresldenHiil nnmlnn.
& ration. There is no division m the party
tiui Acuusjiiaum uMu we IJUI'IHIUI! UI I
1m DAiltiMt!ifBn n .. 41.. .... J I.... ..
ipwsuentlal candidate, and there is no
i new that there will be any. The
spartyTwhen the time comes, will lie for
kj tee strongest curvwraie, just ns it is new
!-5j, Jer the strongest candidate for governor.
7, jar. dceii is wen Known net te iiKe
ii Ur. Vnllnrv nnd If In lila rlvlli.m n
-jr. - ..-. , .V ... '... IVV .V
- ix appose his nomination and favor that of
KrV bis choice ; but we de uet conceive It te
f.iw me (((juv ie iseuK 10 prejuuice air.
f.ufe Wallace by an intimation that he is
hostile te Mr. Cleveland or bv the
amotien that the nucstien new in
''Peansylvanla is as te anythingelbethan
m --......
t t, ma nu, m umernM. I inhii.
A l'rcaclirr en Politics.
Instead of preaching religion te his
PiK Congregation a Xew Yerk pastor of wide
I notoriety, the ltev. lleber Newton, is
-, aeuvering essays every Sunday en the
.republic airalrs of the metropolis, which
- V e finds in a very bad way. He crltl-
3 r- - ' IllA n l u.. r. ..e tl... ...1. .. u
ii vw iuw juuiiuxi'iiiviii ui uiu h iiarvtn
!and harbor, the neglect of the streets,
tfitne miserable street car svbteni. the
f acandaj and delay in providing a water
i "Pl"i 1 peer iiguung, niauequate
: naeboela and miserable tenement hmiwa
l'f the metropolis. The great dllllculty'
t ?a the way of reform he lluds te be the
.BUHlUUtUgUpitlUy ou U1C pQrt 0j U)e
fltlen. " It Is easier, " he says, " for
Lricb and Influential citizens te pay their
i; taxes, attend te their own business and
,ri.u...u.i .1 1. 1. .. .
eT n IUCK ilJIIIB gu Ull, IUUU IV IS IU CII
ir Ktse in tne turmoil or a ceuuict neccu
si aarv te aecurn reform.'
aa
r '"
uu easier ler apreacner te draw a
Si ...crowd by the discussion of Dublin affairs
. r than by ceulluinc bis eleiueutf te ser-
JJBOD8, 3fe doubt the clergy grew very
Aweary of this apparent iiurrewlug of
Vthe field wherein they may give play te
- thalr loquacity, but In theory nt Jeast
'tt U bread enough te exhaust the
; natgiea of the greatest intellect, nnd
L '' aAfi the grandest trlumuhs te rrv
P : kwdable arubitleu.
v.. A Tm Jaar4nV 1nu4 (.'nmUtr nM..e t.
. .. . "M m .Mlr HUU Ullllllil UO-
djatretwd lu All Seuls' church, was fully
. wperted la all the New Yerk paper aa
( atrefig political essay aud se advertised
"kim finely , but he said net u word about
iiwllf ku mattera, aud might be asked le
rraflict whether better w erk by the clenrv
', would uet make better men mere plenty
, mm aaaurc te city uuu nation mere lieu
' mi mhI respectable mauagemeut of pub-
pm mm. au mat be aaid w tote-
Ible, and most of it could be as
well applied te ether cities, but the
time and place call ti for ether work
from a minister. The sensational char
acter and catching title of the sermons
delivered by many preachers nowadays
ladtcate that their great ambition is
te secure hearers, no matter what they
talk about, and if many go as far as
the ltev. Newton, church services may
degenerate into political meetings. He
is the man who in a recent life of
Muhlenberg se Ignorantly criticised the
Lancaster of colonial times and showed
a reckless disregard for facts In treating
of our county as it is tcwlay. It can
net be expected that one se careless of
facts should have lefty Ideas of the duties
of his calling, but there Is something
grotesque In the efforts of such a man te
startmuuiclpal reform whlle illustrating
in person ecclesiastical fallings.
On Wednesday North Carolina will roln reln
brate the one hundred and fifteenth
anniversary of the declaration of Inde
pendence of tbe county of Mecklenburg.
When the historian Bancroft was serving
as envoy te England, In 1817, he found In
the British archives the much disputed
Mecklenburg declaration of iudopendonco.
Tbe dlscovery of this document with the
letters of the colonial governors of Ooergla
and Carolina transmitting It te Loftden fix
beyond a doubt the fact that in May, of
1776, that county was declared free and
Independent by a body of leading citlrens
who solemnly pledged te maintain Indo Inde Indo
P6ndence with their lives, thelr fortunes
and most sacred honor. The phnwi with
which this declaration ends Is clesely
similar te the concluding sentence of
the great declaration of lnilopendonce,
but Jeffersen donled having used it and It
is probable that wenls se well expressing
public sontlment may at that lime, have
been In gene-mi use. Everyone was talk
ing about declaring the colonies froe and
Independent and the gontlemon of the day
were went te talk of pledging life, fertune
and sacred honor. It Is a pity that In our
day se little is heard of the last nnmed. Al
though less stalely and lacking the welght
of Iho colonial Congress thla Mecklenburg
declaration, which we glve belew, liroatheH
a gallant spirit, and the nlue of the words
is strong when It In romemborod that each
ofthethlrty-ono signers knew that if the
rebellion fulled the document would he his
death warrant:
Jlcxelvfil, First, that whosoever directly
or indirectly abetted or In any ,vny, form
or inanroreountonaiiccd um-hartored nnd
dangerous liivasleu of our rights, as
claimed by Great llrltain, Is an encmv te
this country, te America and te the Inher
ent and inalionable rights of man.
Hecend. llcselretl, that we, citizens of
Mecklenburg county, de hereby dlssnlve
the political bends which have connected
us te the mother country, and hereby
abselve ourselves from all allcgiance te
the British crown, and adjure all political
connection, conttacter association with the
nation which has wantonly trampled en
our rights and liberties and Inhumanly
shed the Innocent bleed of patriots at
Lexington.
Third. Jlcielt'cil, That we de horeby do de do
clareoursolyes tioe and Independent pen pen
ple, are, and of right ought te be a sover
eign and solf-gevornlng association, under
control of no power ether than that of our
Ged and the gcneral government of Con
gress, te the maintenance of which Inde
pendence we selemnly plndge te each ether
our mutual co-operation, our lives, our
fortunes and our most sacred honor.
Tug Fueuinntlc Oun company propeso
te remove the turret of one of the old alnle
turret monitors nnd lit It with an elht
Incli rilled gun en a " dlsappcarhiK car car
rlage" which will be ralsed and lowcred
by compressod air. This will net iniikn
the monitor very formldable, hut It will
test the value of the notion of using disap
pearing carriages for lieavy gunu al nm,
J. It, llli'ri.i:, ene of the founders of the
Manheim tiun mid for yean en the edi
torial stall' of the Examiner, la editor mid
proprietor of the Wcchly J'ms puhlislieil
In Kansas City, Kansas. The J'reai is a
geed liowspuper and Jfr. Illpple'a work Is
appreciated, for he lms twlce been com
pelled le onlarge It within a twelve-utvutli.
Tin: nntuial report of the state librarian
la a bound volume of two lunulreU pages,
about half of which are ocenploil by a list
of tlielawa, jeiirnnlaand tlocuinents pub
lished by l'ennsylvanla slnce lt8i The
list of books neinilrcil in IKse and the 10 10 10
porteflho librarian tills the resl of the
volmne. The total number of books new
In the atale library Is about oevonty thou
sand and the next LeRislature is te be asked
for a new library building. Librarian Kgle
warmly pretests against being conipelled
te pay for the library reperts that are ub
llshed by the atnte, and oensidorliiK ihe
uudesliable character of most state publi
cations this ta certainly a remark-tble statu
of things. Mr. Kgle says that the literature
of the ftiture will be embraced In Iho new s
rnpera of te-day and predicts thu time will
seen uome when the publisher of every
nowspaper will print a lull Index of refer- 4
ence te leading articles In the tiles of his
piper.
"Hey lu Dlue" brenks out lu song evor
thejdeclded action of Mayer Clntk lit the
monumental pole eutrugn. He and IiIh
fellow boys in blue will jiloiise nete that
the Xew Era finds that eloar-headod and
disinterested citliens bollevod that the au
thorities were unuocessarily hasty In their
action, as the pole lu 110 wise obstructed
the highway. Obstruction of the highway
lathe eulv thing that troubles the soul of
the AVtf V.' 11, nnd It may next suggest that
theolectrlo carwires be wound about the
threat of the Goddess of Ltberty en top of
tbe soldiers' monument.
l'KHSONAL.
Kx-Sl'.XATen Hawykh, of Alabama, Is
employed as a second class clerk lu the war
depirtmcnt at Washington.
Sknatek Mkck often quoted Iliirns and
could, It Is said, repeat Scott's " Lady of
the Lake" elT hand.
Gueimi: Uancuept, who was secretay of
the navy under Piesldeut Polk, is the
eldest ux-cablnct elllcer, both In age and
date of service, new living.
RencnT Mantei.!., who Is a Soot( lunaii,
has taken out his tlrst papers in the prnces
of naturalizutleu. This will better cunble
blm te act as au American cltlen.
Mns. J. W. SreKI'lt, or the ML Jey .Star,
hts been appointed delegnte te the National
Edltorlalcen volition, hich meets In bosten
011 June 1, 25 and 20.
Gkk. Ai,ei:h told a Seattle reporter the
ether day that the United Slates could raise
an armv of ten million men within sixty
days" quite sufuclent te Jlek the v, erld.1'
Ex-Qev. J. STEiiusa MonTe.v, of Xo Xe
braska, fallier of the Arber Day for eco
nomic tree-planting out that way, says that
"mere than C00,0UO,O00 trees planted by
human bands" are growing in that hlute.
KiciiAiti) Vaux eseorteil Cliarles Dick
ens through the Kaetern penitentiary en
the oecaslon of his visit te this ceuntrv,
and the iwelist warmly praised the Insll Insll
tutleu, although afterwards abusing It In
" American Notes." "
Gke. D. UrnuEitT, edltoref therblladel
phia lltrald, says : "The new proprhters
Intend te publish their paper in the Inter
est of the Dcmocratie partv, and net ler
any particular candidate-" It vns rumored
that the lfaald Intended booming ox ex ox
Senater Wallace
Van HeFTES'a Cocea Pure, Seluble
nemlcul.
Ece-
(5)
Murk all the belles that Kruru the ball,
lllende or brunette, full-formed or fclUlil,
And she, you'll find, transcend them nil,
Whose teeth are the ment pure and white
Wiue toilet neer knows the want.
Of lhelclorleu80ZOIK)NT.
Would Have IJeen gut U11011.
Had net Uurdeck JlloeU Uttlert been u remedy
or uiKiue.tlouuele merit they would bate beu
ketdownuneu bir Oiu 1111 hi In ua theinuinily i.r
nu-dlcliiM. limn Uwn when their erlhlesni's
wrs discovered. UurJurL Jlluuil Jlillrrt lme
rreciteu uiujumueihmj pruir from the kick,
thus eutllUlnir their merit beyond dispute.
2PJ(1.J?vln'.,tr. b' W.T, Hecb, 17 and m
Menk Quceq (tract,
The Brla-hteat Jewels
dren the nrlde and ornament of her home.
Hut a mother cannot bear and nearuh such
rhlldraiiwhlltkhe la the victim of aulferlnc sad
diKesM. By a course of eir-treatmeet with Dr.
rierce; Favorite Prescription, every woman
ciin thoroughly eradicate these leraclstlng
periodical pains and functional weakneaam In
cident te her sex, and at the same time balld
up and Invlcerate her whole system by It
liralth-lmparllnv Influence, A trial bottle will
convince. Kat orlte rrwirrlptlen " Is the only
iiiMlclne-rer women, sold by drug!!, under a
positive guarantee Irem the manufacturers, te
?!leatlrnclleiiln every case, or money 111
e refunded. This guarantee tins leen printed
en the bottle wrapper and fulthfnlly rat rind
nut for many yean, M.TuAw
What I It rined Ferf
1ft ns Icll oil what 7r. Thetnat' Klrefrlc Oil.
In geed for. It la ilcath te rheumatism and IH'U-
rnlgla.
It will cure a burn. bite, ernaln.and Is
riiuiilly
W.
irnftil rnmnralnii. Held In iAtlcnater by
'.11
Inch, 1.17 and 1:S North Queen street.
rAN HOUTEN'H COCOA.
tiik rerutiH COCOA OK KimOl'E.
TIIR COMINO ONU OK AMKRICA.
VUIIK-... NOl.VDt.E..... VII BAP.
Itlch. Digestible. Stimulating. Nour
ishing. Having a peculiarly delicious flavor
a feed and drink combined at a half
cent a cup nnd fit for a prince.
Van Heuten's
Cocea
" Best and Gees Farthest."
-VAN IIOUTKN'H COCOA (" once tried,
alwujs used ") was Imcntcd and patented and
Is mode In Helland. It Uarhnewlcdgcd by the
most eminent doctors nnd analysts that by the
Hncclnl Treatment VAN HOUTKN'B COCOA
tins undergone, the NOluhlllty of the flcah-ferm-Idr
constituents Is Increased fifty Tier cent,,
whlle the whole of the flhres are softened and
rendered mere palatable, nnd digestible. " lar
gest sale In the world." Ask for VAN IIOU
TK.N'H nnd tnke no ether. (V)
V
INCO CHKWINU lOIIACCe.
VINC
O
(KXTJtA FIXE)
CHEWING
TOBACCO.
'this Hhmdnrd llrand of Plug Tobacco Is ac
knowledged te be the best chew nnd the largest
piece for the money In the mnrlaU Vinreffii
(ni en rnch lump. Its extensive sale for many
j ejjrs has established Its leputnllen. There Is
nothing better. Try It. Fer Rale by dealers nnd
grocers.
1 890.
nprl NHleod-cem A 13tw
'ummcr 4'icenvte.
rilHKMINNEQUA.
L ATLA NllC CITY, N. J.,
l'liclflc Ae., iH-lwecu Arlcnnsm nnd MIsHenrl
Acs; central Imntlen; rcfiirulKhcd ; under
iiewmntiagcmt'iit; eerj tiling tlml-clum. Wrltn
for circular.
mylDSnul C. A. UltOWNIi!.
If OIELHIHTNHWIL'K,
"L ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
few, Modern, Flrsl-C'lu's, Cemt'lvte. I'nclllc
ncnnc, lietwei-n ew Yerk and Teuuessee
Hciiii)H,Mllleicn Stay 31.
aprtl-ilind JOHI'.l'H H. 1AV1.
TLA NTIC CITY.
hotelchItweode
I'nclfle Avenue, near Illinois, Atlantle City.
New and Flrst-rlass. Steam Heat : Call bells.
Twe m I nu ten walk from buich, ti.50 and tt UU
perdiir. Owns June I.
mlU-Smd MRS. ANNIIUIHUHU.
rpHKCHALFONTF.,
THE CHALFONTE,
Art.ANTlO CITY, NLW JJCIISKV
HI I UATCI) ON TIIK IIKAOII, KORTIl CARO
LINA AVENtli:.
m-md K, HOUIiltTH A HONH.
yitotenvrtphe.
1OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
Kceiiigsburg, Prussia,
Twe ttackgreunds made especially for llust aud
Three-fjnarter length Photographs.
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Ponteffloe,
IsnTJtmil
oj-nvrinnce.
OTANDARD CARRIAQE WORK.
EDV. EaDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
te, ,. MARKET HTRKrTT. (Rear of the
rostettlce), LANCAHTER, PA.
All the latest stj Ira In Untrgles, Family Car
riages, Pint-lolls, Hurrtns, Cabriolet, 1 Mm tens,
Hue klusirili, Tretting Wagons.Htatlen WagmiH,
Market Wagons, etc., new ready ler thu Spring
Trade.
A tine line of Hecend-lland Werk.
New Is the time te order for Spring. Btrlctly
flrst-clHMt work and nil work fully guaranteed
My prices are the lowest In the comity for the
c.'imu quality of work. Ule nieu cull and ex
amine my work.
Repalntlug and Repairing promptly at
tended te aud done In n flrst-cfasn manner. One
set of workmen especially employed for that
purpose.
30,000 m'ct,
OF PIPE. FROM i
te t) Inch dlumtter. for
tale ut 11 low figure, and the only home In the
illy wllh upliwcuttlinr iniu'liluc, cutting up te
II Inch dhiuitter, at JUlIN UUSP S,.txiEat Ful
ton Hreet. mT-tfd
rpiu: in. aitiriNA
Narrow Gauge Railway
will be opened for the sumer season en
MONDAYWVIAY 5th
This read extends from the entrance, of Ilia
Park te the summit of the Houth Mountain
(leeriKir Dick), n illslance ofuhent four miles.
Its mluluture trains connect with nil the regu
lar pus.NCnger trains en the Cornwall A l.vb.1 l.vb.1
nen llullriuid arriving nt the Park, and return
ing from the summit of the mountain in time
te connect w lib trulns lee Ing the Park.
Frem points en Peuna. It, It. and Philadel
phia & Reading It. 11.. w Ithln 100 miles, the trip
can be accomplished In orie day.
It U the NAIlllOWEHrOAUaEIn the world,
It Is the most PERFECT IN 1TH CO.NHTRIIC-
vMitVnUJi.SJ! a1.." ,lie. M0Hl' ctiMi'LirrK
huyiPMhNr. Its engines are irfect little
model, of the standanl cuglnesef the tlrst-clau,
and lu cars are especially udapted te arlerdaii
unobstructed lew of the magulrlcent scenery
along the line. HtcelltalU, Hteue RallasL It
Is one of the features or
Mt. Gretna Park,
the finest dav resort In antral 1 'ennui 1 anla.
Chuixh and btheiil. Military and L'Uleorgaul L'Uleergaul L'Uleorgaul
zutleiiN. PIuIm uud Tourist riirtli. can Mvuru
theexclusheukeef Mt. Oretna Park en atinR.
catien ta NEDIRISIL
WnH Hup'tC. 4 L. Railroad, Lebaaea,' Pa,
Skftfmkt:'T.
FntLAOxt.FHtA, Teeaday, May 30, 1890.
Thirty-five shades of genuine
Lansdewrte in stock te-day.
Near centra of the store.
French Robes of this sea
son's importation, choice and
exclusive styles go down like
this :
fllfiO Melange, tlO! three st Ics.
IK Embroidered Kimle,ll'2i, twentjlp",
tTiHIdcbands, IIS; three styles,
noulhwest of centre.
Cream borders with bour beur
ette checks en light melange
grounds go te 75c from 1.25.
Knickerbocker Melange with
1 6-inch beurettc border go
from $1.50 te $1 six styles.
Heutbeaat of centre.
38-inch Black Brocaded pure
Mohair, 50c from 65c.
Black - and white Silk and
wool Stripes and checks in neat
designs, 75c. Iheyve been
85c and $1.
Northwest of centre.
Anether armful of money
saving hints from the Muslin
Underwear.
Gowns :
Muslin Mether Hubbard yoke, 42 fine
plaits en Jeke, yoke, neck, nnd slccies
... wi. i.Mr, ,u.r( iiwn, itiiu I
trimmed with cmbrnldrrv. An erntx.
ir
Extra nne and henvy Muslin, 2 rows Ann
embroidery nnd 00 nne plaits en front of
joke and & ou back of joke, yoke, nerk
and sleesci trimmed with Hamburg edge,
ll.thell.fiOklnd.
Kine Mnslln, 4 rows of flne Inserting and
40 line plaits yoke, yoke, neck, and sleeves
trlmmeil with
Hue Hambure edge and
beading, (1.
Skirts :
Flnc7Musllu, with wlde cambric rullle
edged with line Torchon hue, 10 plaits en
rullle nnd nveabuvc.f 1.15, the It fd kind.
Fine Muslin, wide Humburg- rullle aud 4
filaltsabee, 11.15.
ne Muslin, wlde cambric rultle trimmed
with Hamburg Insertion, edgeand head
ing, 5 plaits en rullle and U above, tlJiO, the
Kklnd.
Drawers :
Very fine Muslin with horn nnd 3 plulls.j
cents.
Flne Muslin, trimmed with Hamburg
rullle nnd two stylet plultlng, 45 cents.
Corset Cevers :
Flne Cambric, surplice neek, back ntid
front trimmed with whin Hnmhurg em
broidery and beading, trimmed slce es.hH
cents. Twe styten lilgli neck, trimmed
with nent embroidery, use.
Fine Cambric, high nnd square neck, neatly
trimmed with Hamburg lnortlen, fd-e
and beading, M cents. Ihree dlllurent
kinds, soma with trimmed sleeves.
Hecend fleer, .Juniper street side. Four ele-
nlers.
Choicest Fleer Linens, pure
flax, handsome designs, desir
able widths, ten per cent, less
than we ever before sold them.
HI-lni'li,rA
Hliich,iaie
101-Inch, 7V)
ISn-luch, l0e
110-Inch, 11.10
IW-lnch.llT-i
1S0-1iic1i,I1.M
Yeu don't want te put down
a dirt-leaded, lint-shedding
Fleer or Stair Linen. They're
common enough, and innocent
enough te leek at. Unless
you're wise in such goods, buy
of a dealer you can depend en.
Gray-and-white Fleer Dam
asks, 14 te 36 inches for stairs ;
66 te 180 inches for fleer. Neat
patterns, and every fibre honest
flax.
Estimates without charge.
Near Women's Walling Roem.
Jehn Wanamaker.
gltoce.
AllOIiiT AH.SOItr.MENT I
The Ijirgeit Assortment of TjidlCN', Misses',
Children's and Infants' Oxford mid Hlliqivrs In
this city. IblsKtatement, le kiiiu people, may
seem te be nil Idle heust, hut te our many cus
tomers who have been billing their Oxfords
and Slippers here for the past two kouheuh,
knew hew truthful It Is, as then we hud the
IjargcstHteck uud Assortment In the city, and
this season whae added .a great mam of the
1-ate.d Htyles.
LARQKHTAND FINIXT DIHPLAV IN 'HIE
CITY IN OUR WEST WINDOW.
Ijulles" Dengnhi
atuSc,75c,fllW,(i:
Patent leather Tip Oxfords
uiuu upnarux.
LAdle' Dengula Plain Tee Oxrents ut 11 CO,
fl 25, tl &0. K 00 uud upwards.
Indies' Patent leather Frent Oxferdv ut 81 2,
II W, nnd 12 ft).
ladles' llust.pt or Ten Oxfords with Tips and
Plain Tees, C5c, 75c. tl II), 1 2", and upwards.
Ladles' Kid Opera Hllppcrs at We, 75c, 1 1 00.
tl 25. tl 60 and ti 00. ' ' '
Ladles' Fine Headed HllpiK-rs.flith Uuckles.
Hews, Etc., tl 25, tl U and 12 00.
Mlsees' Dengula and Riivscl, Tip nod Plain
Tee Oxfords, at 75c, 00c, tl lOnud upwards.
Child's Dongola nnd RussU Oxfords nt ie,
75c,tI00,tl25andtl50.
Infant's Dongola and Russet Oxfords ntSV,
60c, 75c and tl 00. And ethers net mentioned.
In fact we have everything rrem the cheapest
te the best. ;
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
Ohas. H.Frey,
(Successor te FRF.Y 4 ECKERT) the Leader el
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS.S 6 EAST KINO HTREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
-Slere Closed Every Evening at 6 o'clock
Except Monday aud Huturday.
Jrivnaole.
3ARAS0IM AND IIMBRELLAS I
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Umbrellas and Parasols.
PARASOLS! l'AHASOLSl IWRASOUI
In Orent Varieties.
Olerla and Union Silk Umbrellas. Wagen
Uuibrtllas.
All Kinds of Umbrellas.
Panuels Made te Order. Alse Net and Coach
Paraels.
3-ltepalrlngand Recovering Neatly DencTtft
ATTIIE MAKERS,
R. B. & H.,
14 East King St.
aprlS 3iuiT "
iirairi: cotton
WASTE, COPPED II V
In leta of 10 imniiiU or
V tbexiind, 10c;
ever, 9c, All goods delivered te any part of the
city Free. Cull en JOHN BEST, NeTsb East
Fulton street, m7-td
Oxfords and Suppers.
trct.
T-EXTTOTUKBIBLE
The Meat Eaaentlal raailly Besk MS ,
Webster's Qaarte Dictieicjl
The Copyright en the original Webster' On
abridged JJlcllenary expired with the year
FOR FORTY YKARB
the peeple hare paid a heavy royalfyte the
great publishing Arm who held the monenolr
great piihlMhlng arm trbe held Uie monopoly
en Ibis the mnrt necessary and Important book
In the Kngllih language. Ne American parent
Ims been permlttct te edueata bla boy or g Irl
Itbeut paying trinnut te this home which has
en i paying irinuutie inm neuse wnicn ni
literally placed a TOLLrOATKacreas the high
way of education.
We na e mane special arrnngemenia wita uie
upec!
Heu
largest I'rlntlng Heuse In the world, te faralth
us with this Henk at a price that en.
abtes us te lie able le present one of them te
each and every purchaser of (130) Twenty Det
Inrs'
worth nl Groceries, and one dollar and
nn;
rv
te one dollar nnd seventy-nvacenta cash
Ask for our Itebnte Card If you have net yet
rcrclvcdnnc. Will alve all amnlellme te buy
out the ta) worth of goods.
Samuel Clarke, Agt,
Tea.Coffee and Grocery Stere,
12 A 11 Houth Queen Ht, Near Centre Square,
Lancmtcr, l'a.
A THUtWK'B.
A CARLOAD
OF-
unit
'Dv
Wholesale and Retail,
-AT-
BURSK'S, 17 E, KING 8T,
A T UKlrtr a.
REIST'S BIG FRUIT SALE.
Yeu necr saw the like. Bee display In front
nfntoreeu Hnturdny, Loek up Aeu JCia and
te-rtmhicr for lite Uargalns In ether goods.
Flne Prunes, ll 0 pounds for 26c,
IdirKO Prunes, three eunds for Zjc.
l-nri;e French Prunes, two"pounds for 25c.
New Heedless llulslns, three pounds for 25
New KiiRllsh Currents, three pounds for 23c,
New UvaiMinited Apricots, three pounds for
ISc. New .nperat'l Peaches (quarters), fle
pounds for i!5c. New Eaperuted Peaches,
pared, two poundx'fer 2."c.
One pound Italian Peaches pared, 18c.
Twe pounds Itrge (leldcn Kuk Plums for "V-,
One pound Kxtru Large Bwcet Hllver Prunes
for 2TiC.
Four pounds New Dales for 25c.
Three pounds E nperated Apples for -c. One
pound F.vaperatcd Hllced Apples, 10c. Twe
Iieuuds Finest New Kaerulea Apples for 25c.
''Ine Dried Country Apples, 0e a quart.
Extra Fine New Prunellas, 20c a pound. Ex
tra Flne New Prunellas, lSen pound.
Qued Prunellas, two pounds for 2'c
Evanoruted Uiipareu Peaches (halves), 10c a
Twe pounds Kvnpnrutcd Pared Peeches for
2V. One pound Evnpeauted Pared Peaches,
fi next. 22c.
One pound Evaporated Pared Peaches, extra
line, 2.
One pound Extra l.arge Fancy California
Peaches, 28c
Four peiindi Fine flrape Raisins ferSV.
One pound Extra Fancy Uurtlett Pared Pears
for Sic,
One pound Finest Ilartlett Pared Pears, 15c I
One pound Flnett Oehlr-n Pitted Plums, lgc.
One pound Finest D irk Pitted Plums, lie,
One imuud Pitted Cherries, very nice, 18c.
One ixmnd Large blue Rntsins, 12c.
One pound Whele Rliig Apples, 15c.
We enn save you much money. Come, see
our Immense stock. Canned Geed nt starva
tion prices. Hmukcd Meats at prices that will
open jeurcsts.
Fine and Coarse Salt by the carload,
air-llring along 5 our Acme Seap Tickets nnd
get ene cake of soap free.
REIST T
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND FRIFCEHT8.,
Directly Opposite
J, 11. Mnrtlu A Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
no-Loek for the Dig Sign across tbe pave-
ment.
I
furniture.
ACllB.feCllllUS.
The Geed Housekeeper
WILL URST SEE OUR IMMENSE STOCK
OF
PARLOR,
DINING-ROOM,
PARLOR,
FURNITURE!
And G.t Onr Extremrly LOW PRICLsTbr
NKWHI'VLES.
Ochs &. Gibbs,
(JJ,:id A tlh Fleer,)
SI BOUT!! O.UKENHVREET.
Ne,
VlTinM l'ER H CORNElt.
DO YOU WANT
A PLUSH ROCKER? Or
A PLUSH TARLE ? Or
AN INLAID TABLE? Or
ASIDE1IOARD WITH MIRROR? Or
AUEDROOMSUIT? Or
A PARLOR SUIT? Or
ALLOPTHUSi: COMBINED? Or
ANYTHING YOU EVER HEARD OP
IN THE LINE OK 1'URKITURE ?
IF YOU DO,
CALL AT
WIDMYER'S,
EAST KINO AND DUKE STREETS,
LANCASTER, PA.
IT
INITSU'S FURNITURE DEPOT.
WIDE AWAKE
Iturers deslrlnc n combination of Highest
Suullty of the Manufacturer's Art In ull the
ewest aud Latent Deigns uud the Lewest
Prices in
Furniture, Curtains,
Parler Suits, &c,
Hhnuld henuake te their eun Interests and
eall upon ut when their uums will be fully sui
plled. Woettir te-dsvn splendid nssnrtment ofl'nr efl'nr ofl'nr
ler Hulls lu Tupixtrltsuiut Plushes ut spvelally
Lew Prices.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 20 Seuth Queen Street.
LwWroretate
CUthlttB
T7SJWK TAILORIKU
tS
1890-SPRING.--1890
Flne Tailoring.
The Largest and Meat Elfgftnt Assortment
of
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Heady mr Your Inspection.
. We would also announce the pur hntc of a
JnOtatef Engltnh Hutting and Treusering at a
treat aaertflee, which we will eell at
Artemkhlagly Lew Prices.
asrCall early te secure a bargain In
(oeda.
these
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
D1UECT 1MFOUT1NO TAILOR tN THKCtTY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d27-tfd
pltiOTHlNU.
L. Gansman & Bre.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
Men's, Beys' Milta's Clothing.
Special Bargain Net Fer Sale Elsewhere.
All-Weel Colored Chev let Suits at 5, t7, ti.
All-Weel Blue or Ulack Cheviot Hulls at $0,
r.ts.tie.
All-Weel Cesslmere Hulls, I5J0, VM, 19 SO.
Business Hulls at tt, J-'., SO.
English Wide-Wale Ceat and Vest al t.E0, t7,
t8.tl0,tl2.
Indigo Blue Flannel Hults, with, two set of
buttons, at JS.M. te, as. 10.
Beys' Light Colored Cheviot Bulls at 12.75,
J3.S0,l,M60,.i, te.
Bejs' All-Weel Worsted Bulls nt te, M, t7, tS.
Bejs' All-Weel Casstinere Suits at $1, te, ttl,
r.ts.te.
Children's Bulls, tl, f 1.25. tlJW, f.'.
All-Weel Children's bulls at t2.25, 2.75, $.1, tt,
15' W.
Men's Fine Worsted or Casslmere Pants at
t3. U, M, t5.
Slen's All-Weel Cheviot Pants, tl.17, tl.75, t2,
fJ.fO.t-1.H50.
Men's Working Pants, 60c, 75c, 90c, tl.
Beys' Pants, 7ac, 90c, tl, tl 25, tl 75.
Children's Pants, 20c, 25c, 15c, 75c, tl.
-WHere Is u chance for elegant economy.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's. Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclutlve.)
6S and 68 NORTH QUEEH ST.,
i.W. CORNER OP OR AN0E, LANCASTER, PA.
3-Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
aj-lle cautions and make no mistake se that
you get te the right place.
M
VKRH HATHFON.
ATTRACTIONS
IN OUR
Wo've many attractions ln our Custom De
partment. We are showing the
Handsomest Line
OF
SUITING
FOR
Men's "Wear
FROM
$10,00 te Almest Any Price i
Bach styles as these ere net efTerea nnywnera
In Lancaster for the price. Such an assortment
you'll find nowhere elke.
ELEGANT STLYE9 IN
Men's Treusering !
Mere than you'll care te leek at.frlces ran je
from M te II. We'll lit you, tee.
Myers & Rathven,
Leading Fashionable Tailors,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER. PA.
M
ART1N BROS.
Te prove this see eurJlO,
812, 315 and SIB Men's Suits
and our Men's All Weel
Hults at $7 nnd $3 elegant for
ordinary wear. Elecauce Is
net only In the doth clothing
Elegance
Is Net
Always Costly.
Is made of, that's only half the beauty of a suit.
The ether half Is In the making and shaping
All this Is what makes our clothing se fur In
the lead. Perfect make, perfect shape, perfect
cloth. And then our economical prices. The
stirring prices lu our Custom Tailoring Depart
ment, together with the perfection of the work
turned out, Is keeping the shears lu motion.
Hee light colored suitings nt $11, 82), ttl and tZ.
Monday aud Tuesday are geed da) s te order
suits te be finished the last of tha week.
Specialties In Trousers te order nt f and (7.
" I was recommended here as the place te get
Uie best," said a lady who asked te see some
gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs. That's the
goods name our Furnishing Goods Department
is making and keeping. The best for the least
money. Large variety Underwear, Hosiery,
Hhlrts, Neckwear, Cellars, Cuff, HiUpcnders,
Night Bhlrts, Negligee Shirts, and everything
for Men's and Beys' Drrs.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
LVKCAhTER, PA.
cttti6tru
NATIIOR8T. DF.NTIHT.
a CENTRE ttUtlARR.
iinii
illlng Teeth and Painless Extraction yiw.
ctaltles,
andren
New Sets made, broken enu mended
and remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc,
Yes, everything
2 nertiilnlmr
te Dentlxtry will receive prompt iitlcntleu, Ht
i.pr Mn.i4.rntp IVrmN. Remember thut Or.
Nalherstls the ONLY Dentist lu this county
who Is a graduate of Medicine ua well as of Den
tistry, an advantage that Is obvious,
seart-lydw
Custom Department.
Pr m0
"VJ-BW YCK 8TORK.
4
Piles of Dress Goods
IN EVERY DKHI11AULE COLOR
AT TIIK
Of
CASHMERE HENRIETTAH,
In Heliotrope. Ureys, Old Rose, e Ac, at 1
a, ;.;;, uu 10 e cenia a yara.
MOHAIR RRILUANTINES,
In all tha popular colorings, 90 Inehea wld
tee j 4u-incn,we; s-incn,Tucayare.
NEW PLAID MOnAIRS,
Beautiful colorings, 35c a yard.
ALL-wopiigpRiNe surriNaa,
Yard wide.aoe ajrard.
30-INCII CASHMERE STRIPES,
Bprlng shades, STe a yard.
PURE SILK SATIN RHADAMKS,
All colors, 73c a yard j worth 110).
FIGURED CHINA SILKS,
24 Inches wide, COe a yard.
ELEGANT BLACK SURAH SILKS,
Fully warranted, at SOc, (BJe, 75c te tl 09 a jrar
LADIES' SHOULDER CAPES,
Cleth, tl CO, t2 00, t2 60, t3 00 te 10 00 Each.
LADIES' HEADED CAPES,
tlfjO,t2K),t3 50,ttOO,t500 Each.
LADIES' SPRING JACKETS,
t2 50, WOO, tt 00 te 18 00 1 Each.
CREAM CASHMERE SnAWLS,
tl 00, tl 25, tl 50 Each.
WATT & SHANDl
6. 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST,
TJOSTON STORE.
BEST
-AND-
CHEAPEST
Black Heurletlas, .1 50, 75c, f I te S2.50 a yard
Fancy Black Goods, 87; c, SOc, 75c, tl 00.
All-Weel Black Tamtse Cleth, 00 and 73c.
All-Weel Black Merine Conjure, SOc, ;5e,fl (
GC-Inch Black Serges, 75c nnd tl 00.
Black Cashmen s, 25c, 37He, 50c, 75c, tl 00.
Black Alpaca Brllllantlne, 25c and 50c.
Nun's Veiling, for veils, COe, 75c. SI 00, tl 25 i
yaru.
Black AlUSIlk Surahs, S7K, 50c, 75c, 87ic
All-Silk Black Merlc, 75e, 87'Je. tl 00, 1 25.
50-Inch Colored Serges, 75c and $1 00 n nrd
Best Silk Finish ItcnrietUis, 75c a yard.
Colored Henriettas, 25, 37. 50c n yard.
Cream Henriettas, 25, 37)4, 6. Tie a yard.
Cream Cleths, 50e a yard.
Fink and Blue Henriettas, 37Jc a yard.
Black Silk Velvets, 50c, 75c, tl te tl 50 a yard
Black Drapery Nctts, 50c, 75c, tl, tl 25, f 1 00
Black Silk Lace Flennclngs,C2)ic, 75c tell &l
ajurd.
Striped and Figured Sateens, 12c a yard.
Best French Black and White Sateen, 20c il
yuru.
Best Celers Pluln Sateens, V2c a nrd.
THE HIOHEST QUALITYJ
Largest Stoek
-AND-
LrOeires t Price.
-AT-
35 & 37 N. Queen St.
LANCASTER, PA.
BOSTON STORE.!
T EVAN'rtVi.OUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Makes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Hakes a BIG Leaf of Bread.
Hakes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
WWUATMORK DO YOUWANT.?t
8100,000.
IN BOND AND MORTGAGES FOR IN
VESTORS, IN SUMS OF
1100, fJM, 1500, 11,000 te t3),000.
Bends 0 per cent. Interest, payable ipiaru rly.
Mnngpgwi 4 ier cent. Interest, iai able luvlf
jenrlv. Bend e? call for full Information.
JOHH H. METZLER, a
N0.ltt.Duklt.
NEW
M
STORE
Charles Stamm s,
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