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AT HOME.
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I OP FOUR WELL KNOWN
ESSMEN, DESCRIBED.
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.MeCeauu Has an OM
! VwtlHna rivt at tUger-
.laJX-Tae Heme of Xwn. TTII-
,. jUak m Breckinridge.
tte Atnerlean frea Association..
;tM ' heart Of the quiet old city of
ft, Jta., one or tee earnest
. 1- 4V. ut I. lu nnnrn.
dweUlBff of Representative
iKniotyMcOemas. It is a plain,
NMened bncJt etructure, wun
i t
rf-
O0XattEM0tAN M'COKAS' HOUSE.
e.Tride doorways and window and
r extension in the rear. It and the
) next' te H, which is occupied by
McCetnas' brother-in-law, are the
renes In the center of the town
i stand in ample grounds of their
rpftra. A latticed perch ever the entrance
ktbe drawing room en the side of the
leads into the Brass plot and
er garden which adorn the sides and
r of the old home. The main entrance
the street is through n wide, old
Jened hall, wainscoted in dark oak,
I t 4tiA tinfwl aF 61a nie!a lAfiflfnrr fn
WBT--- "" "7 -.." . """," ":" .Vr
4sw iipper-pan; ei me nouse is one ei me
? JKst clocks Vcr made in this country.
iiiRJsa told fije time of day for tix gen-
Ij&ntfens at Mrs. McCemns' family, and
f'lBlKiw norferming the same duty for the
The house was built ever
imtum years age, and stands en the
street, which used te be also the
ffashionable Dart of Hnirerstewn.
It is comfortably furnished inside, and
ied te be the residence of the Benttys,
well known family in that section of
Maryland.
P'SThe handseme home of Congressman
William L. Wilsen, LL. D., is situated
small hill just outside of the city of
Ltairlestewn, W. Va. It is built of
) en a stone foundation, and stands
! nrettr little yard seme three acres
fextent. The original buifding was a
two story frame house with an L
ehment, but a few years age Mr.
en connected the two by erectins
Ifluindseme tower which forms the
and most conspicuous part of
I residence. Frem this t nwir run lw
k V
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TXTtYZ WILSON'S IIOMK.
rtretch of picturesque country
I'M claims surpasses any similar
ren ut continent, mere is the
ey of Virginia, with its pros-
I farms and bread acres. On ene
the famous Blue Ridsre ineun-
I, and en the etlier the North nieun-
rWpn is the first outlying upur of
Bwrheny .range. Harper's Ferrv
Hea.tri a valley, but the position of the
'-' Wstorie town can be denned, and the
mwataaeah river traced from its cenfla
te at that pemt with the Potomac.
fethin'g is wantincr te make the view
Itwrn lit. "Wilsen's tower beautiful in
i extreme.
PJThe grounds surrounding the house
..nulled with trees, shrubs and flowers.
"The drawinir room en ene side of the
.''ntrsjite and the dining hall en the
?ethcr both enen en the front nerch. Mr.
fiWilsen's library is in the rear, and is
hftbeked with the finest and largest pri-
r, -Jgte collection or books te be found in
h.,Wst Virrinia. When first built the
Laotise was quite adistnncofrem the city,
K",ww w s new within the corperato limits,
j and is surrounded b v ether flne homes.
r!tfc(Oen. Nathaniel I Banks lives at
"JWaltham, Mass., and his heuse is
?! of the most interesting reel-
leaces in that thriving town. He
vgtaa been a factory hand, a newspaper
rsWUter. a lawver. nnit anp.iVer of
Sjthe Massachusetts Legislature; he re-
jDMTea the presidential nomination at
'uik hands of the North American con-
p,;,Ventien in New Yerk in 1850; he has
' jeeen a major general or volunteers, gev-
v'.wiwr ei ms nauv.e state, speaker of the
yinjgpm rHTic-.vaTivAfl unitOd
J-fer1 pjrbnai, ana is new a member of
.sieengresa. acaiu. Thmnph nil l.i vnrU.i
gpcareer he has occupied the plain, old
SKfe fashioned home which is nictnrml liem.
jgi-ui which he loves because it has been
jr w Dirtnpjace of. his ehildren.
. THE RESIDENCE OF OEf. BANKS.
Pit, IHr n uiimra .,. et.. r l
tjiever ene linndrnl vr.fivu nl.l n,l ,.... .....
ma 's" UrtfStrlB fc nQiBtftkiLlP . a
ECiV
WOT.'y.. - - J v.u u.u, (ll 11U9U1I9
Krafer the first residences te be erected in
Kfs-W """" lne miy ilecoratien en its
IRS j arttner is a Cerinthiaii neriim nvr tu
LKltf-tifirA nvnrrrvM.... ..,1. ..! ..
K3teg would induce him te change, the ex.
K&ir', ' "I'r11"" ' me matn building
K4Bring lus own and Mrs. Bank's lit -time,
ji, iramtmae iiuui uu oxieusive library in
wwr rear in me y ue'n aiiue style of archi-
E,;,iBcmre, wmen lerms a handsome addl-
Mtien te tha henn. Tim nlil rnal. .1
ljfrem Bosten 1e Wooster runs in front of
iu 4L. .....IK , . an r ..
j uivruiui,, uuu a jdjie lunner uewn
'informs the nrinrinnl fctrnef nf W'nltl.n...
feAbent twenty acres of fine lawns sur-
O.A'.teftntiil itx !..... .i s.. (i. i i
. ........ ... uuuai, uuu tu uiu rear is me
lteenis court used by the j-eunger mem
hS8 of the family. Ineide, the rooms
Kare large aud high, and all connect with
jwanemer. The room te the right of
BffiJi wreu W"'CU is new used as the din-
iPi.lni? TflOin. .ma 41.n c.....w. p ,1... 13 (
E?3w i i I,ra'cr wetting ever held in
iy.j..iuiMu, wnen tucre were no churches.
: w n uuuw ueiengeu te the Uale fani-
i JV w" unt' livery room has in it a
k um lONiieneu, eauen fireplace, with
Kb. WOOdcn Ill.intpla nil eiirt-n.l .,...1
Iteted by hand. It is u fine old place,
Nstd Qui. Banks in his iWlinl,... nnJL
, WOUlil COUSilltT it a illuvr.iinti In ...,,1,.
fc.vrw fangled.aitcnitiens alwut it, or te
Cbs wiiwn its venerable portals any
m me ujeaern larnishlug gewgaws.
L the rilver haired, eilvcr tongued
wnxtuBan rrem JKcutuckv. has no
fljeed place of residence. Me tised te
own a pretty home in Lexington, Ky.,v
bnt en going U Washington he sold it,
and has since been living just as hij
fancy and that of his charming wife
dictates. One year he occupies fur
nished rooms in some private establish
ment, another he tries hotel life. Jast
at present he is housekeeping cm Grant
unHiira
WnERK MO. BRECKINRIDOR LIVES.
terrace, a few blocks cast of the Capitel.
His home is one of a row of building!
all exactly alike. It stands back some
thirty feet from the street en a small
terrace, and is built of brick with brown
stone trimmings en a white stene baso base
rnent. The entrance Is roached by a
flight of stone steps, lighted en cithei
side by n handsome brenze lamp. Th
drawing room en the left of the hall ii
ornamented withawlde bay window.
The "camp furniture" of the house, as
Mr. Breckinridge calls it en account el
his frequent mevings, is of the most ele
gant description and is arranged with
great taste.
Mr. Breckinridge's home llfe is very
simple. His particular chum is his little
13-ycar-eld daughter, who sticks te him
like n chestnut burr. The greatest frolic
of the year te the pair is en New Ycar'i
day, when they both go visiting to
gether. Miss Breckinridge wears a cos ces cos
tume of pnre white, nnd her face is ene
bread smile of childish ..delight ns she
swings en te her father's hand. They
first pay their respects te the president.
Then they go 'te the few houses where
Mr. Breckinridge calls. The little maid
gets her pockets full of candies, is jietted
by all the men and kissed by nil the
ladies. Her mother remonstrates nt thin
unique performance, but Mr. Breckin
ridge declares he will heve his way
about this, as he has te give it up in
vrv thine elsn. Hknry 10. ICi.and.
MAIDENS ARMED WITH GUN3.
Mllitnrj' Drill Means for Rurci-Mfnl
l'liylcil Training;.
Banger is known as the Queen city of
Maine, and she new deservei tlie title in
ndonble degree, for a number of the
princesses liave of Inte been learning
hew te rule in times of war as well as
in days of peuce.
The Chilcethians is the name of n mili
tary company cotnpewd entirely of
comely young women who lust winter
cainotethoconcluslontliat physical train
ing was a geed
thing, and that
the best results
in that direction
e e u 1 d be oIj eIj
taincd through
the use of the
army drill. Hav
ing settled pre
liminaries the
maidens secured
for instructor
Capt. KChilcett,
the hnndsome
commander of
Company Q, See See
en d rugiment,
nnd ninply rec
ompensed him
for his service
by naming their
organization i n
his honor.
Throughout win
ter and spring the
willing young a faiii defender.
warrior devoted himself te his congenial
task. But he made of the drills no holi
day or society affairs, and the recruits
were worked as hard as if they were
members of the regular army. The pri
vates carried Springfield cadet rifles
weighing seven and three-quarter
pounds, and the officers were equipped
with swords of the regulation United
States army pattern.
The ether evening the Chilcethians in
vited their friends te witness n drill nt
Nerembega hall. Tliose present were
amply rewarded for their attendance.
They saw thirty lovely damsels in tight
fitting waists and kilted skirts, trimmed
handsomely with white, high laced beets,
with tops fastened after the hussar style,
and wearing jaunty cadet caps en well
poised heads. Capt. Blanche Louise
Hellier was in command and gavb her
orders with the coufidence of n veteran.
The manual of arms and the company
evolutions were perferr.icd without n
mistake, nnd the wonderful proficiency
of the Chilcethians elicited well earned
applause. The young ladies were
showered with floral tributes and n ball
THE FOI'RTII EXERCISE.
ended the event',, On belmlf of her com
rades Capt. Hellier presented dipt. Chil Chil
cettwith a sword and belt, and Lieut.
Mitchell, hisiweintant, with a geld watch.
The military drill as a means of physi
cal training Mems te be a success, in
Banger anyway.
MEN WHO RUN.
G, B. Shaw, who lm-, Ikcii doing nome
wonderful liurdln running in New Zealand,
he. willed for Kngluml, hin native country,
where he intends te have it try ftr the hur hur
dle race at the English nmiitcur clmmploii clmmpleii
Miip gauie en July 13. Hu Mill return te
New Zealand nfterathert tay In Great
UrlUin.
W. G. Geerge, who made such a name as
an nnintciir nnd " he new holds the fastest
profwiMenal record for rnnuing 1 mile,
min, 12i sec., haa left thi.Sherbeiirne ho
tel nt Birmingham, England, and has,
taken the management of the hotel nnd
running track at the Molineauxgreutids at
Wolverhampton, Bin brother, A. B.
Geerge, ulnee hit arrival in America, Is de de
vcleplug pml in running such an Ida
brother shetted.
W. 1). Day, of the New Jertey Athletic
club, who lately broke the best American
amateur record for running S miles, ac ac ac
cotaeluhlnL' it in P rein. 83 1 S tec. will rc-
W- fi
mm
JSffll -'(imp
jg
v tire from fernpetnmri rer the summer ana
de no mere unltdng until just before tht
champlenshrp games in Heptember. He is
afraid of weakening himself during thi
het weather through running, for his pres
ent weight is 100 pounds and he can afford
te lese no mere.
Samuels, the famous Australian sprlntet
who defeated Harry llutchlns during tht
Isttnr's visit te the Antipodes several yean
age, is expected te visit San, Francisce
shortly. Were It net that he Intends run
ning an Australian seen for n large amount
et money he would be in America new.
He wishes te see it 11. Bcthune, If. M.
Jehnsen and several ether fast American
sprinters are really anxious te run him, ns
they claim they are.
Geerge Grant, the celebrated English
professional sprinter who has run from
scrntah In nearly nil the Sheffield handi
caps within the past year, is new in Amer
ica. Ills arrival was unheralded and his
future doings are net rands public. He Is
considered as fast a runner for 130 yards as
England can at present beast of.
A THEATRICAL LANDMARK GONE.
The Demolition of the Itroeklyn Theatre
nrrnlln te Mind mi Awful Dltaiter.
The existence of the building in Brook
lyn which has been known for many years
as the Brooklyn Theatre ended June a
The old building was then pulled down
and a new one will be erected en the site
te be occupied by The Brooklyn Engle.
Farewell performances commemorating
the long nnd eventful history of the thea
tre were given en June 2, together with
the reading of nn original pe:m, special
music, Marshall Wilder humor and a gen-
THE nitOOKl.VN THEATRE.
ernl hurrah, ltlchard Mansfield and llose
Coghlan were the theatrical stars en these
occasions.
The Brooklyn thcatre will tie remember
ed by play goers aud e there whose memor
ies run back for fourteen years as the scene
of the most frightful disaster that ever
happened en this continent in connection
with the ntage. It was the burning et the
building en the evening et Dec. 5, 187(1, and
the less of LK.I5 lives. The building that was
burned steed at the corner of Washington
and Jehnsen streets, The heuse wen of
brick and nicely decorated. The Cenwnys
ejiened the theatre with Bulwer's "Meney"
In October, 1871, and held the management
for four yeara. After the death of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Conway their daughters, Mlnule and
Lillian, continued te manage the theatre
for n few months with pour success. Then
Theodora Mess, of Wnllack's, took the
thcatre for n short time, and was succeeded
by Messrs. Sheek and Palmer, of the
Union iMpinre theatre, who remained in
posMishlen of the thcatre until Dec. 6, 1870.
Thu curtain bud risen that uvening en the
last act of the "Twe Orphans," when Knte
Clii.vt jii. who was playing the leading part,
heard thu actors behind the accnea exclaim
"The theatre's en flrel"
The (lames apt cad rapidly, and seen the
Haines were leaping up the gallery and
spreading in great crimson Hhects ever the
auditorium. Then U-gan a frightful strug
gle for llfe. Consternation spread through
the large audience, and men and women
trampled upon each ether in their efforts
te escape These In the gallery became
wedged In the narrow stairway leading te
the street, the entrance te which had been
closed by the pollce in order te shut off the
draught, the officers tint knowing that the
passageway was choked with struggling
victims. These were speedily suffocated.
The reef fell in upon their heads, nnd the
stairs gave way beneath them. Twe of the
actors, Henry I. Munleck and Claude Bur
roughs, were burned te death while trying
te have their wardrobes.
On the morrow, when the fury of the Ore
had spent Itself, piiea of bodies were re
moved from the ruins. Twe hundred nnd
ntncty-fhe persons are known te have jier
Ishrd in the flames and of this number less
than 100 could lie identified. Forty thou
sand dollar was raised by subscription for
the benefit of these who had been widowed
and orphaned, nnd n puhlle funeral took
place en Saturday, Dec. 0, with the city
authorities and the military in the cortege.
It was an Imposing and snlemu pageant,
nud upwards of WJ.UX) persons witnessed it.
Tlie unknown w ere buried tu one grave In
Greenwood cemetery and the city erected
an imposing monument overt he Hcpulchcr.
The ruins of the theatre lay iiudlsturlKsl
for two yearn. Tlie building demolished
en June 'J was then erected and en Oct. 4,
187U, it was reopened by Haverly. During
the past cloven jears aome of the most
prominent actors in the world have played
upon its stage.
A 52,000 HOUSE.
It TIm an Attractive Kstrrlnr aud Ii Cea
trnlrntly ArriiKit Intlile,
In theae days it Is ramarkable hew nice
a home can be built for little money. The
man who haa succeeded in saving a few
thousand dollars, or who has taken advan
tage et the opportunities nfferded by the
hundreds of lean associations, one or mere
"""pgiyii
VI hW
of which nie sltuattsl in almost every town
of any site Tn the United Plates, can call
en nn architect, and, by nn expenditure of
thirty or forty dollars, procure plans for
nn attractive or convenient home, which
may Iw hullt for any amount between ent
thousand dollars and live times as much.
Take, for instance, the house of which
plans are given lielew. Its estimated 'cost
is only 2,U, yet It is large enough and
handsome enough te satisfy the nverage
man in middle circumstances with a fam-i
lly of medium alze.
Among its many geed features nre the
perch nnd veranda, which afford such
jileasant lounging places en summer even
ings, mid the pretty little balcony en the
upper fleer.
t nusT vxoei:.
The heuiH- is two stones hlyh, built en a
bttck or stout- foundation mid w ith a (J fis;t
0 inch cellar. The first btery Is 10 feet high:
thev-eceud. 8 feu 0 inches,
Frem thu iertb opens a wide deer into
the hull, which is 0 fctt wide by 10 feet
lenj. Thv u.trler. the deer of w blch it el-
: z.. T7..T.., -r
ct! jf ' w tiT y1? 1 J IffiSWftrll Hill
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hlTCHtU f p j JlWINQ HOQff
PencM I
IndBJt (Jppnstt4 tiiS OUStf RUfMCS, nsaftirsi
18x14 and contains a fireplace. It connects
with si dining room. 14 feet long and 13 feet
6 inches wide, which has the advantage of
being lighted from the end. Between the
dinlBJt room and the kitchen Is a 8x8 pan
try which connect with both, and through
which the servant may pass en her way t
and from the table. The kitchen Itself Is
13 feet 0 Inches long by 13 feet wide, and
from It run the back stairs.
sxceffD nwn.
The second story contains three geed
sized chamliers, with a closet for each and
an alcove for one.
These plans are taken from "Artistic
nemes," Issued by the National Building
Plan association, Detroit.
A Country Scheel Hen.
A cetiKTnr school neus.
Bew little it costs a community te con cen
itruct nnd maintain a geed school house.
"Artistic nemes," Issued by the National
Building Plan association, contains thess
plans for a ene room brick school house, of
which the estimated cost Is but 11,800.
l'LAN.
The building has a brick or stone founda
tion, and the height of the celling is 14 feet
In the clear. The school room measures 21
by CO fcet, and the hall Is 8 feet wide, with
two 8 by 8 feet wardrobes. This school
heuse will seat 80 pupils.
Terente's Left Ifamleif l'lleher.
L. Titcemb, the well known left handed
pitcher of the Terente club of the Inter
national Association, has been playing pro
fessional ball since lhSl. In 1SSC he was
J. TITCOMB.
engaged by the Philadelphia club of the
National League, but took part in few
championship games. In 1687 he pitched
for the Jersey City team of the Interna
tional Association and made n great record.
During the season of 1888 he ably seconded
Kccfe nnd Welch, of the New Yerk club
and materially helped that team in win
ning the championship of the National
Ix-.-igue that season.
About the middle of the season of 1889 the
club having a surplus of pitchers en its
bands Titcemb was released and sigued
with the Terente club
icctl Steticre.
Iluekleu'a Arnica Salve.
Tllic Ki9THAl.VKinUlewerl(l for Cuts, limine
Beres, Ulcers, Halt lllieum, Fever Meres, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, anil nil
Hktn Kriiitlnns, and positively eures l'lles, or
no pay required. It Is guaranteed te give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. l"rice 1
cents per Imix. Fer sale by W.T.lIuch, Drug
gist, Ne. 137 and 1SH North tiueeii street, Lan
caster. l'a. , lune37-lyd
A L'estnl Card
from Mrs. Dennis Hmltli, Louisville, Ky., sa)'s :
"Fer bleed Impurities Jliirtieck Meed Jhttert
seem particularly adapted. Never before bad
complexion su clear. use nil the time."
Held In ldincastcr by W.T. Hech,lS7 and 130
North Queen street.
A Scrap or I'nper Snvi'M Her l.lftt.
It Mas Just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper, but It saved her life. Hbe was In tlie last
stages of consumption, told by physicians Hint
site Mas Inuiruble and could live only n sberl
tliue;slit welglnsl less than scenty pounds.
On 11 piece of wrapping paper sbe read of Dr.
King s New Discovery, nnd get a sample bettle:
It helped her, sbebeughta large liettle, ltlielcil
tier mere, tieugbt another and grew better fast,
continued lis useand Is new strong, healthy,
rosy, plump, weighing 110 pounds. Fer fuller
particulars send stamp te W. 11. Cele, Druggist.
Fert Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful
Diseeerv Free at W. T. llucli's drug store, 1.17
nnd l.W North Queen street, Iancastcr, l'a.
tt
Dull roiMliuMiero.
1Ct us nil pull out or this tea of sickness nud
despondency and set en te a reek foundation of
geed, strong hi-nlui. Ilunteck Illoeil llittert nre
the only thing te pull for. They are one of the
uieul renowned health rcstoretHcs ever manu
factured. Meld In Ijiiuiuter by ". T. liucli,
137 and 13 North Queen street.
Motliet-Ht Motheru ! I Mothers t ! t
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain el cutting teeth T If
e, goat enceuud get a bottle of MIW. WINS
LOW'H BOOTH1NU MYltUI. It will relieve
the peer little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It; there la no mistake about It. There Is
net a mother ou earth who has ever used It,
who will net tell you at once that It will regu
late the bowels, aud give rest te tbe mother, and
teller aud health te the child, operating like
maglc.'lt Is perfectly safe te use In all cases and
nleuwinl te the tiifcte, and Is the prescription of
one of the eldest and best female physicians nud
nurses In tbe Uulled mates. Beld everywhere,
2S cents a but tie. lunrtiSlyd&w
F.vldiiiiioet the lli-Kt Kind,
ltlchard T. lloblnsen Is a drugglut living In
Kaelnr, Wis. Hvrels what he ni)s "Anileted
with luryngllls I was unable Inarticulate u
word distinctly Mr fully twoiiieutlis. A liberal
application of TTkvi'U Iklettrie Oil completely
rureil me. Am ple.issl te recommend It. Held
In Ijineastcr by V. T..Hecb, 1S7 and lJS.Nerlh
Queen street.
r.upepwy.
This Is what you ought e have, In fact.) oil
must have It, te mil v enje.r life. 'Iheiiuuidsnru
search lug for It dally, and mourning bccain.0
they rtnd It net. Thousands' upon Iheusnuds of
dollars nre spent annually by our people In the
hone Hint they ma Jittaln this been. And j ct
It may tie had by alf. We guarantee that Llec
trle Hitters, If used according te direction and
the use irslsted In, will bring you (loot Diges
tion and oust the demon Dyepia and Install
Instead Kujepsy. We receiiiineud hlectrle Hit
ters for Dyspepsia, aud all dinars el Liver
btemach ail'' Kidneys. Held ntiOe and It vr
bottle by W.T. llcxh. druggist, 137and lib North
Queen itrwt, Lancaster, l'a. ()
J ;umhwu If J
M I ! I CTB ill IIHCj
U school room
X4TSHiu Hirl
UrYYB VHRBMAfr WHISKBr.
MPRINO ADVJCK.
(fcltntlflc Mlffetint.)
fie rsrefut sf your diet. Ten de net
hcHvy feed such as yen require during the
Winter.
Spring my lis benutlfnt, but It Is treacherous.
De net let It deceive you Inte a cold, a fever,
malaria or pneumonia.
11 net threw off your Winter flannels tee
early, tt Is better te suffer little Incenvenl
ence;thnn;ie take cold.
If you feel tired, feverish or ererhesU-d, de
net rush effnnd take" Hprliig medicines." Owl
yourself down and In this way help your sys
tem and purify your bleed.
Uyeu reel het nnd thirsty, de net drink tans
quantities or water or ether" long "drinks. It
l much better te tK a little pure whiskey
and water which will quench the thirst, tone
the system and fortify against disease.
iteinembcr (lint only pure whiskey should
ever be taken Inte the system, and that the
lending chemists nnd scientists of the present
day unite In declaring that Duffy's Pure Malt Is
absolutely the purest and best. W
ISveccvtc.
A TBUKSK'S.
Geed Old Potatoes
WHOI.KHALE AND RETAIL.
Fresh Strawberries DailY
C0 cans of Cern at fie a can.
PINE OLD OUKAM UHEKSK.
Canned ntarkberrles, te close out stock, at
5c. put up with su.-ar. Alse, Raspberries and
Whortleberries. Dried Apples, l'eaches, Cher
ries, etc, cheap te clese out stock.
AT
BURSK'S, 17 E. KING ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
T CLAIIKK'8 I
Teas, Coffees and Groceries That
Can Talk.
I et your eyes and palate Judge.
Comennd try our I'ure Teas, MelecUd Coffees
HiidHlandard Hugars.
Faney Grades of OLD COUNTKY TKAS.
If ynn wanta pound of Real Old Country Tea
give Clarke's Famous Tea a trial.
Hllver-I'lated Ware given away with Gelden
Maracalbe Coffoe and our New Baking Powder.
The ware lias te be seen te be appreciated.
Ilargalusln Dried Beef, Ham and Bologna.
Come and see our Cheese snap for the next
seven dis.
Flue Yerk Comity Strawberries.
Samuel Clarke. Agt,
Tea, Coffee and Groeery Stere,
12 ill Seuth Queen Ht, Near Centre Square,
Lancaster, l'a.
.-Telephone.
a T REitsra.
The Glorious Feartii Dawns Upen Us
REIST,
WHOLESALE AND 11ETAIL GKOCER,
Hns a Whole Carload of Everything In the
LINE COMING IN.
Hend for our Dcscrlptlve Frlce List.
Extra Large Exhibition I'leecs of All De
signs, Garden and Lawn Exhibition Pieces,
water Fireworks, Bombshells, Floral Bomb
shells, Star aud Herpeut Mines, Batteries of
Colored Stars, Colored Hauclssens. Prlsmatle
Fountains, Floral Fountains, .f;relltcs, Flower
Pels, Geysers, Deuble Triangle Wheels. Verti
cal Wheels, ltesclte Wheels. Trumpet Wheels,
Jeweled Jets, Serpent Eggs. Blue Lights, Pin
Wheels, Bombshell Salutes, Whistling Bombs.
Colored Flre Pets, Bengal Lights, Club Fires,
Colored Fire, Colored Torches, Parade Lights,
Flying Pigeons. Cannen Rockets, Parachute
Rockets, Hky Rockets, Reman Candles, Tour
billions, Mines, Mine Batteries, Star Batteries,
Camien Crackers, Dynamite Crackers, Torpe Terpe Torpe
deos, Cannons, Pistols, Blank Cartridges, and a
hundred miner specialties.
TO THE RETAIL TRADE.
Fire Crackers are advancing. We will sell
you cheaper by far than what New Yerk par
ties want te-day. WehnvcovcrWObexeshought
at lowest prices before they ever advanced.
Yeu will get the benefit. We have no old trash
te werkmr.
hen our Big AVInden- Display next week and
scud for prices. We will nlwnys protect you.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRIKCEBT8.
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin fc Ce.' Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
a-Loek for the Big Blgu across the pave
ment. Summer SleoertB.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
New, Modern, First-Class, Complete. Paolfle
avenue, between New Yerk and Tennessee
avenues. Accommodate 3X).
nprai-3md JOSEPH 8. DAVIS.
riMIE OSBORNE.
Cor. Arkansas and PnctOe Aves., ATLANTIC
CITY, N. J.
New Heuse. Modern Improvements. KlevaJ
ter, Electric Bells. Terms moderate.
J iineZ-Sind M Its, II. OSBORNE.
ri-uu: MINNEQUA.
L ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.,
Pacific Ave., between Arkansas and Missouri
Aves ; central location ; refurnished ; under
ncwiiuinagement; everything nrst-class. Write
for circular.
mylH and C. A. BROWNE.
1AMI!K1 DOE-ATLANTIC CITY.
HAM'L H. LEWIS. Proprietor.
WM. E. COCHRAN, Manager.
Complete Hetel ; 100 bed-rooms ; ocean front :
best bathing grounds', bread plaztas ; elegant
bullet. mySI-'.'iud
i TLANTIOCITY.
HOTEL CHETWOODE
Pacific Avenue, near Illinois, Atlantic, City.
New and First-Clans. Steam Heat; Call bells.
TwemlutiUs Mali: from beach. "..'.SOiiiiiI JJ.OU
per dav. NOW OPEN.
mllKlmd MRS. ANNIE GRUBB.
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UlECllAl.rONTi:,
THE CHALFONTE,
ATt-ANrie Citv, New Jkhskv.
SITUATED ON THE REACH, NORTH CARO
LINA AVENUE.
my2-Smd E. ROBERTS A SONS.
rpHEMT. GRETNA
Narrow Gauge Railway
will be opened for the sumer season en
MONDAYMAY 5th
This read extends from the entrance of the
Park te the summit of the Hutith Mountain
(Governer Dick), u distance of aheut four miles.
Its miniature trains connect with nil the regu
lar passenger trains ou the Cornwall A Ia-Ihi-iieii
Kallrnml airlvlng nt the Park, and return
ing from the summit of the mountain In time
te connect w Ith trains lca Ing the 1'ark.
Frem points ou l'enun. R. R. and Philadel
phia A Reading R. R., within 100 miles, the trip
can tHiuvenipllhcd in ene day.
It Is the NAKROWlJtT GAUGE In tlie world.
It Is tlie must PERFECT IN ITS CONSTRUC
TION. It has also the MOS1" COMPLETE
EQUIPMENT. Its engines nre iwrfect Utile
iiiiKlels of the standard engines nfthcflrsKliiss,
nud Its cars are espcctally adapted te afford an
unobstructed view of the magnificent scenerv
along tbe Hue. Hteel Ralls, stone Ballast, it
Is ene of the features of
Mt. Gretna Park,
the finest day resort In Central lVnusy Ivanla.
Church anil ScIhniI, Military and t'lvlcoiganl t'lvlceiganl t'lvlcoiganl
ratiens. Clubs and Tourist 1'nrlles run n-eure
Ilia exclusive use ei .mi. (iretna rnrk eij nnpll.
catien te
.M-.iimn,
al-tuut
Hnp't O. A U Railroad, Ibanen, Pa.
CARRY IN STOCK-BEST CHARCOAL,
Hammered liar Iren, Deuble Refined Iren,
Burden's Rivet lien, Rivets, Het und Celd
Reller Iren, Ktcc.1, Mitel Iren 3-18 te Ne.lt). ut
JOHN BEAT'S, 8J3 East Fulton street. ruT-tfd
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1LLIAMHOM A rOSTJCM.
IN THE 8HADE I
CLOTHING
Suit the Temperature!
GENTS' and BOYS' THIN COATS,
VESTS, DUSTERS AND
Dress Trousers.
Seersucker Coats and Vests, II.
Demel Flannel Coats and Vests, II.
Mohair and French Flannel CeaU and Vests.
11.25, $Ud, 11.75, tt, tZSO, W.7S and tX
Silk Pongee and Drap d'Ete. Fancy Alpaca
and ether Fabrics, In Hummer Coats and Vests,
BUcs Alpaca Coats, 11.23, II. M, Usnd II W.
Men's Odd Cents, In Wash Material, 60e, 65c,
75c. IBc and II.
Linen Dusters at all prices.
Genu' Fancy Dress Vests, In Pique, Flannel
and Duck.
Beys' Thin CeaU and Vests, II.
English Bergc Salts, In Navy Blue and Light
and Dark Stene Celer, Skeleton Coats and
Vests, Full Suits, 110.
Straw Hats for All Callers.
Twe cases of Straw Hals, this season's goods,
25c each. '
Gent's Fine' White Straw Ha U, 80c.
Beys' Dress Straw Hats, 25c.
Children's Sailor Hats. White and Mixed, 10c
One let of Light Felt Derby Hats reduced te
80c.
Llght-Cotered Seft Fslt Hats reduced te 88c.
A full and complete rssertraent of
LADIES' PARASOLS
AT
REDUCED PRICES!
COOL AND COMFORTABLE
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Ribbed Vests: Five different styles of Ribbed
Vests, 12c.
Better Qualities Underwear, 23c, 25c, 86c, 38e
and SOc.
Ladles' India Gnuzt Vests, 25c, Sic nud 88c.
Ladles' Silk Vests, In Cream and Celers, 75e,
ltandJI.25.
Children's Gauze Vests, In Leng and Short
Blesves, 15c te 23c.
Children's Ribbed Vests, 10c.
The Most Exquisite Dress Fabric Kver Intro
duced for Ladles' Dresses Is
LANSDOWN!
A Silk and Weel Fabric, 40 and 41 Inches wlds,
ll.'i'i per yard. Ills net te be round In any etlier
store In the city. We have the excluslvecon excluslvecen excluslvecon
trel of the Genuine Lansdnwn for Lancaster.
A fresh consignment of Pongees received to
day, 82 Inches wide, 2rte per yard.
Attractive Patterns In
Summer Tourist Shirts 1
Perfect-nttlng Garments, lu nil the most relia
ble materials, rrem the cheap Deraet Flannel at
25c te a Fine Silk Shirt for 17.50.
Cheviots rrem 50c te f 1.60.
French Flannels, II le 12.60.
Medras Cleths, 1.75 te 2.60.
Fer Variety and Styles our
Summer Neckwear
Is unsurpassed, both in Quality and Price.
The Very Latest Style out Is tbe King Teck.
Yeu will find In our assortment
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
25c. te 11.50.
LADIES' SUMMER WRAPPERS,
Light and Dark Celers, II and 11.25.
Ladles' Indigo Blue Wrappsrs, 11.25.
Indies' Morning Wrappers, 11.25.
Ladles' Blouse Waists, 60e aud 75c.
Indies' Surah Silk Waists, In Navy, Scarlet,
Old Rese, Black and Gray.
Ladies' Cletb Jackets Reduced $3
Per Garment-All New Styles.
Beys' Knee-Pant Summer Suits,
11.75, tt, 12.60, $3.
Be s' Odd Knee Pants, 25c, 50e, 75c, II.
Beys' Demel Shirt Waists, 25e and AOc.
llevs' Percale Waists, Light and Dark Celers,
2.V-, We. 75c.
Beys' French Flannel Waists, 11.25, 11.75, 3-
Summer Dress Shoes for Gents,
Ijice and Cengres, In Seft Kangaroo Uppers,
price. Hand 5 per pair.
aesamcr;Cnlr Shere, 12.50 and U. Tips and
Plain Tees, Congress and Ijice.
Ladies' Lace Oxfords,
Fer Slimmer Wear, in all the Popular Styles
aud Prices.
The May Queen Ice Cream Freezer,
2 quarts, 11.8s. a quarts, $1.(11.
4 quarts, 11.63. b quarts, I if7.
Extra Deuble Bleck Tin Sprinkling Cnns-6
quarts, 37c : i quarts. Ue ; 12 quarts, UV-.
.lapunned Deuble Bleck 'I In Sprinkling Cans
0 quarts. .'We ; 8 quarts, Vc.
(linden Hove Inull gritdt.
Williamson & Fester,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
AND
NO. SU MARKET bT HAURISBURO. PA.
etitittt0.
M
AHtlM BRUa.
The best for the money la
nothing you'll see. That'
what we say. This Is the
way what we show and amy
reverberates. A stranger
buying a stilt te-day said t
SERGE SUITS
SDRGIIG
HAT.
r
"It seems te me you must be selling very
much better Clothing at very much lower
prices here than most houses, as every one 1
spoke te about Clothing recommended me
here."
Here li the way of our Clothing. It' Geed
FltUng te the Persen, Well Made and Fits the
Purse.
Men's Suits, Read j. Made, 15 te 121. Special
ties for stout and UU men, M, 112 and 115. See
our Black, Blue aud Grey Serge Suits at 110, 111
and 111 ; all sixes.
The nattiest line of Little Bey's Clothing and
the manliest line of Big Bey's Clothing teb
found. Style and price right and J usL
In Custom Tailoring Department Suits te
Order 115 and up.
Have you teen the stuffs we Make te Order at
129 and 123 a Salt.
Remember, Finest Clay Serges te Order, IK.
Every comfort, x
Ifyou've been thinking of Thin Clothing we
are ready te show the counterpart of your
thought. As near te nothing in ltghtnee and
price as Clothing can be.
Thin Coats and Coats and Vests, 50e te 17.00,
from geed te handsome, men's and boy's sixes.
See the Underwear, Hosiery, Shirts and Neck,
wear we show. Largest line. Moving price.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
CLOTHING. "
L. Gansman & Bre.
A BIO HARVEST FOR THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS.
Where a Dellar Ge;s the Fartherst and -the
Most Ii Get for It.
MEN'S, BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S
-AT-
REDUCED PRICES.
Ill Children's Suit at 75c, Me, f 1, 11 25.
162 Children's Suits at II 35, II GO, II 75, 12.
221 Children's Suits nt 13 23, 12 60, 1.1, 13 50.
Men's Hulls at!275, 13 25, II.
Men's All-WoelSitlt at 15, tfl, 17.
Men's All-Weel Worsted Suits at 17 50, 18, 110.
Men's Fine Cheviot Bulls, UB0, M, 19.
Men's All-Weel CasslmercSulU at M, 17, K, 9.
500 Children's Pants nt 20e a pair.
Be'sHlllt8Uti210,t22'J, 1250.
Bey's Woolen Suits at 13 25, $3 50, 13 75.
Bey's Suits, All-Weel, at U 60. 15, 18.
Our assortment Is still complete. New styles
ndded Immediately ; the only things missing
are the prices. Old prices are replaced by new,
abontene-hnlf In size. Yeu cannot match our
values.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
6C and SB NORTH QUEEN ST.,
.W. CORNER OF ORANGE, LANCASTER, PA.
Kf Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
W Be cautious andmake no mistake se that
you get te the riant place.
H
IRSU & BROTHER.
COME HERE TO KEEP COOL !
Nearly Everybody Wants
Light-W eight Clothing.
We have eneught te suit everybody,
NOTE THE QUALITIES AND LOW PRICES.
Wash Coats and Vests, 2c, 35c, 10c, 60c.
I tunnel Count and Vets, Si,
Seersucker Ceals and Vests, II.
Imported English Se?rsucker CeaU and Vests,
very hnndhemu and durable, 12.
Mohair CeaU and Vests, 12.25.13. Holldceleri.
Mohair Coats and Vests, 83.60,11,11.50, 15. In
fancy stripe nud checks.
Fancy nnd Whlte Vests, II te 12.50.
Linen Dusters, SI tejl.50eaeh.
Mebnlr Dusters, SI te 5 each.
Black Alpaca Coats, 00c, 1.10. 11.23, 11.50, 11.75,
12. 12.50 and upwards In plain Mick or long cleri
cal cut.
Black Alpaca Vests,! tetl.50.
Black Drapd' Ete Coats and Vests.13 set,
Blsck Drap d'Ete Coats, 10.
Brilllantliie Coats and vests, M a set.
Light-Weight Underwear,
25c, 35c nnd 60c each.
AN ELEGANT LINE ADDED TO OUIt WON. ,
DERFULac.and60c.
NECKWEAR TO-DAY.
LIGHT-WEIGHT MEN'S SUITS
In Light and Dark Celers,
AT
Astonishingly Lew Prices !
Just Received a Beautiful Llue of
FINE PANTALOONS FOR MEN.
SEE THEM II I
MO (BROTHER,
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
N. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St.,
LANCANTKU. PA
glcntfetvu.
Eilt. N ATHORHT, DENTIST.
20 CENTRE BtiUARE.
tilling Teeth and Painless Extraction Pps
claltles. New Sets made, broken one. mended
and remodeled. Teeib Inserted without plate
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertululuz
te Dentistry will recelve prompt attention. nt
very Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr.
Nnthnrst Is the OM V Dentist In this county
who Is a graduate of Medicine us well a of Inn
tlstry. an advantage that Is obvious.
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