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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE H. MONDAY, JUNE. 9, 189.
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till intelligencer
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MUYWflTEINMAN rOl-TS, Wltera,
ROBERT CLARK Pabllsbar.
tAILY IIITRLMOEKCKlt-PubUib
fwry aj la the year, but Sunday. "rJea
ft? NMTtaM la this HIT ',,,"'n1'n,,
talma at tan ents a week. Bymallflvedel.
MM yssw la KiniiM j maM menw.
i . .
LT INTELLiaKNCKn-One dollar and
i in Mali & var. In ad ranee.
MCIOB TO MBSCRIBErW-Remlt by check
order, via wen nciuwr ui
JtfeaMMaSMl M procure pvh iu mw
aVttToReffl, m Meend cUm mall
Bttftan,
tbs tnTSLuamen,
Lancaster, F
, PA., June 9, 1890.
Omm Takutff.
ila census does
BM iu tbe
dsiu bes
WrprU-
:ell done
itire tbe
iur-
the
e or
letermlue
condition
nsus Miner-
1th an atnbl-
ls predeccser did,
te besised tbe work of
that It was nearly 1S90
hreugb with bis statistics
Ions.
nt boss of tbe Jeb bns cvl-
intontlen of attempting tbe
rfany less grand a monument
insanity. This list of questions
this well enough ; and the
with which his men
getting through with this work
iwa hew tue unnecessary census
tr I lrfrrrnt Mm srutAil fltlll
jthe accuracy of the necsisary portion
gef It. Te be accurate the enumeration
stfef the population should be completed
sk within one dav. It Is te be taken within
Hi two weeks, we believe, and probably it
fe will be as many months before all the
v, Bgurea are in.
'X Te secure entire accuracy it i es-
viaential that tbe co-epcratlon of the pee-
riBH ana l ue ireciv mvim te i no worn.
V V Da Bfe AtA In a ! t. feltil IfnltiiH 1 1 lisxtAl
K t, aui iireii; is uu nutii uiiivaisiu uisnni-
atien, for the vsry geed reason that tlie
M census takers present a long list of que
fijf.jrtlent te be answered, which are cer-
;jq talniy annoying ami which some people
:& thlfiir arc Impertinent. Tene sure it is
';.' iwiW sahl flint uninn nf (limn ncnrl net he
Vj? answered, ikit if se. thev certainly
sftaheuld have been withdrawn. It Is silly
te ask questions te which only partial
?i response will be had, when the pur-
,t pose is te prepare a report upon the con
f.f dltlen of the whole populntleu. The
v. effect of these questions certaluly has
been te make the work of the census
takers mere difficult nnd te make Imper.
Z feet tlielr' re pert upon tbe essential census
? features, that might have been obtained
SK nMftlli fiiifl fnllv If tlie liifililrv lirifl
t .j? ban vtnflnnr1 lr tlielll
f v-$5k WU ll, . k, .!.,. .,!! ,,.t
Wniental condition of the population may
, yb a valuable one, but the lnfonnulleu
" ?. certainly net te be reliably had by
questienlng the afltlctcd pcople and their
;-;(iirienus : it is pronauie mat lew ei mono
- who answer at all will answer truly.
jr Dr. Hillings, of the army, suggested
:!, ina eniv nrncticai motueu or iremutr
.n7tlaeee facts when he asked the physicians
Bjp of th?"ceun.try t0 contribute them. A
i&' 'very foolish objection has been made by
tome puysicians te giving tins lnionuu lnienuu lnionuu
tien. that it would be n violation
of professional ceufldeuce. As the
Information us te uuy particular
person Is net ,te be published,
but te simply appear In the tabulated
result, It seems that a consideration of
professional propriety rather commands
than forbids the phylclau te lend his aid
te securing the completeness and accu
racy of the report.
If physicians would be mere couscleu ceuscleu couscleu
tieuslycarcful te guard their professional
confidences in private conversation,
tbey would receive mere consideration
for their pretcuded delicacy about mak
ing tbe census returns asked of thorn ;
but as they report freely their peculiar
cases in the medical journals,
and talk about them te their
associates, we may a.sume that it will
net harrow their conscience, in fact, te
tell the census people in confidence hew
many of their patients huve chroule
diseases and mental malady.
Rich Stewards.
Se it seems that the stewards en the
--eceaisBBPnnisblps eugage iu
smuggling, ana te&t me nusinea is se
safe and profitable that their places en
tbe beats arc sought for the smuggling
facilities they offer, and that the stew
ards speedily become capitalists. Cloth
ing seems te be a favorite Importa
tion, the customers belug the fashionable
young men whenflucttbe Louden tailor.
It seems very strange tbutthe customs ud ud
mlnUtratlen should be such as te enable
such a business te become established.
It can only have happened through tbe
cennivauce of the chief officers of the
beats, aud the gross negligence If net
the corruption of the customs officers,
Newspaper Itrading.
The wild career of Kugcne Cowles, ns
detailed In the news columns, is packed
full of morals for these who enjoy find
ing them ; but, unfortunately, the great
majority of paper reading mankind care
only for the Interest and surprise of the
dally news, and give very llttle time te
thought ou the ways of the world and
the teachings of ether peoples' experi
ence. Newspapers should make people
s great deal better by recording daily
tbe experiences of ethers who have come
t3 grief or geed fortune. lixjerleuce is
tbe greatest, if tbe sternest, of school
masters, and the press should huve
marked effect In bringing vividly befeie
readers the daily teachings of experience
in thousands of cates. In spite of much
narrow, and some Just, criticism of
' newspaper English," It cannot be de
aled that events of the day are often
presented with a graphic skill uud force
that command sympathetic attention,
and the reader should learn almost us
much from se following tbe experience of
ethers as he would learn If he were tak
ing the bitter lewteu in pereeu, with nil
its misery of mind or hxly, or its solemn
. deem. This should be the effect of
tbe better class of papers If properly rad,
but thousands read without reflection
wMfwlth them reading is nothing but a
victews habit. They arc often people
wu&weuld be greatly scandalized by the
' fcaffsstlea that tliey-dellghted in senu-
'-' tleeal literature. They speak with con-
- f tsMptef the dime novel and are cautious
tWS'selectlen of fiction, but when
,wWf"4sy tbey find laid before them the
Xtwwgu fact of real life, they eklm ever
i th r coerds, from a horror te a festival,
from a hanging te the wedding of soine
heiress, or tbe financial wreck of an
honored Ann, and the effect of It all Is
about the ssine a would be the reading
of wildest Action. II is this abuse of the
newspaper that leads many thoughtful
observers te question whether It is a
blessing or a cuire, but the familiar an
swer that alt geed things may be abused
sways the verdict in favor of the papers
as en the whele a blesslng,and one of the
greatest of the age. 1'ceplc are learning
te reflect as tbey read. Bterlcs like that
of Cewlcs' carry their moral home te
many a reader,and It need net be pointed
in Sunday school fashion.
A citizen of Hanover, Mr. Henry Wirt,
bt made a present te the borough a block
of thirteen lets of ground centrally located
te be used as a public pleasure ground or
park. The Hanover Spectator aays : "This
liberal Act of Mr. Wirt will give te Hano
ver a splendidly lecated park, and places
our town farahead of many ethors In this
respect In the state, and should forevor
embalm the gonereslty aud public splrlt
edness of tbe donor In the memery of tlie
present and all coming generations of Han Han Han
overlans. Other of our wealthy citizens
should new promptly cotne forward and
by liberal donations of meney aid the bor
ough authorities in preperly ombelllililiig
and adorning the grounds for tbe pttrpoie
te which they are te be dovetod. A hand
some fountain, pavilion, band stand, stat
uary, vacs, tlewer plats, shrubbery and
trees, are ossentlal foatures of a public
park."
If some public-spirited cltlr.cn would
make a gift of the kind te Lancaster the
eagerness with which It would be aecnplcd
and Its improvement undertaken would
atartle soine of the alcepy Pennsylvania
towns which hsvorecolvod parks and libra
ries without showing due appreciation of
them. Only give I.nncaster a chance and
see hew wlde awake she K
Frem Mentana te New Mexien thore are
reports of suffering for want of rain, for
while the East has been no thoroughly
soaked for a year or inore thore has been a
very light rainfall in parts of the West
lying along the caatern alope of the Iteeky
mountains. Northern Mentana Is bndly
dried up and grass In mleerable condition
where It Is usually most luxuriant at this
season. Stockinen of the southern part
of New Mexico are losing radio dally by
hundreds. A dlspntch says : "Few cattle
die out en the ranges. The grass has been
eaten down clese te the ground near water
courses and herds go miles into the foot
hills forfeed, whom they remain till driven
in by thirst, when they drink thelr fill and
Uedewn never te get up." Thoateckuien of
of the northern part of the territory had
their share of misery In the futal November
blizzards, and altogether the steeknutn's
llfe this year Is net a happy ene.
TOO MUCH IlKVOLVKK
MndoaSeoundrol'M Neck 8 tin-A Mlwor Mlwer Mlwor
nble lloiiiuellu Truueily.
Eugene F. Cewles, the notorious seu of
Edwin Cowles, the well known editor of
the Clevuland J'lain Dealer, was nhet
through the unck lu the streets of Montreal
en Sunday. Ten yearn age hn married
All; M. Hale, daughter of a Cleveland
banker. Flve jeara after it was discovered
that en his many supposed Intuitions trips
te Europe and olacwhero he was accom
panied by a Clara I.lenensehard, who
passed as his wife. He was taken very
sick In Louden and cabled for his wife,
who went nver aud fergave him and took
oare of hhn, but when he get well
he resutned his old manner of llfe,
traveling in California and tlien In the East.
He again professed renoutenfce aud was
reconciled, returning te llve with his wilu
in Buffalo lust fall. On the aoceud day
after this compact he returncd suddenly
and Informed his wife that he must loave
Immediately for New Yerk. A telegram
fell out of his pocket, which his wife picked
up and read. It was from the Llenenschaid
woman, and was te the effect that n lutler of
his had been received, aud asking where
aud when who could communleate with him.
Mrs. Cowles did net sjeak of thisdlscovery,
but managed te persuade him net te go te
New Yerk. On the next day Cowles
started, aud was shadewed by a detective,
who reported te Mi Cew les. The Injured
wlfe at ence placed the facts In possession
of her husband's father. The old man, al
most broken-hearted, wrete te Mrs. Cowles
that under all luwsef heavenand eatthshe
was absolved from nlloglanee te her hus
band, and concluded as follews: "Don't
stay with hhn any longer. Cenie te me
and 1 will take care of you." Old Mr.
Cew les never roeevcred from the shock,
and he dled a few weeks later. The estate,
which would liave fallen te Ettgoue, was
divided In two parts, ene being left te the
wife aud child aud the ether te the seu for
use during his lifotltue, but te go te the
wife and daughter after his death.
Eugene Cewles made overy effort te
break the will but failed. On last Monday
he ssnt word te his wife that he Intended
te leave the country, give up the fight, and
would probably never return, and as a last
favor be asked for an iutertlew with his
child. The mother, after much entreaty,
contented and her sister went te the station
with the llltle girl. As seen as the
train begau te meve Cowles seized the
child aud threatening te sheet anyene
who Interfered with him, Jumped en the
train with her. The aherlll' was at
once started en a long chate after hhn, but
he escaped te Caueda aud announced that
he would only surrender the child en con
dition that his wlfe would glve up half of
the ostate. Mrs. Cowles, her brether C. C.
Halls, Cewles' slsterand Judge J.K. Ingor Inger Ingor
neil weut te Canada te socure an Interview
aud found Cowles at Montreal. He In
insisted en an Interview with his i(e
alone and finally Ihcy had a very stormy
ene, during which he agalu ikreatoned te
sheet whoever Interfered with him.
At last Cewles censented te allow his
wife te sne tbe child. 8he insisted en being
accompanied by her brether and sistur-ln-law.
A cab was taken aud for the minutes
thev drove along St. Catharine street.
When near the convent Cowles reached
out and stepped the cab, and, turning te
ills wife, said : " Yeu are new within sight
of whero Florrle is; agrce immediately te
give up hair the estate or I will kill you."
At this moment he drew his pistol and
pointed It at his wife's head. He had net
calculated ou anybody olse being armed in
the carriage, l.lke a Hash anether pistol
was drawn. Thore was a report, a pull of
smoke and a ball from Hall's rovelvor had
passed through Cowles' threat. The streets
were crowded with people coming from
church at tlie time. The wounded man fell
still clutching his revolver in his hand,
and the ex cited mob thought he had com
mitted sulelde. He was at ence taken te
the hospital and may recover. The child is
at the couveut.
J.verv motlier slinnld lmve n oepv of the
book "'I he Care aud Feeding of Infanta" lM.ued
by the proprietors efMelllu's KimkI the Dell.
Oer-OcKKlul Ce., 41 Centrul Wharf. Hosten,
Mum.; It contains advice of tne greatest value
and awlitance te her lu fecdlug her child. Hi-mt
for u copy; It will be mulled frcu te uuy ad
dret. Van Heutun's Cocea The
seluhle.
original, meit
bynipteiiis of Catarrh.
Dull, heavy headache, obstruction or the na
tal pauixes,dlM.hHrges rulltnc from the heud
Inte the threat, kemrtlmci prefuie, watery aud
acrid, at ethern, thick, tcimcleus, mucous, pu
ruleut, bloody und putrid ; the cjesuretttlk.
watery and InllamiHt; there Is ringing In the
ears, deafness, hacking or coughing te clear the
threat, ex)ectoretluii of etfrimUe matter, to
gether with scabs Irein ulcers; the elcclt
changed and has a natal taang ; the breath u
elleiulve: mull nnd lakteuru ImpalriHl; there
Is a sensation et dizziness, with mental depres
sion, a backing cough and Kencnil debility. If
jeu have nil or any ceiihicleruble number of
these symptoms you are nullerlng from Nasal
Catarrh, i'he mere complicated your dl.tam
has become, the creater the number and dler.
slty or symptoms. Thousand or caoet annu
ally, without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, result In coimumptlen, aud end In
the grave. Ne disease Is se common, mera de
ceptneaud daugereui, or less understood, or
mere uniueceafully treated, by p)islcluin.
Kite hundred dollars reward Is offered by the
manufacturers of Dr. Hage'e Catarrh Jtemedy.
for a case of catarrh which .they cannot cure.
Ksmedy told by druggists, at euly (u cenu.
M,Tukw
i
TcllKlhe Truth.
i,'! T,hll V?,"11.01!1? J can highly recommend.
lUrdeek Jlloed JJIUert are the bvt bloea purl
ner w have eer used." Cbs. A. Hurt. 15
urt Ht, Buflule, N. V. Held lu Lancaster by
W, T. Hecb, Ifl and 1W North queen jTireet, y
ladle Ara the Burnt Judfea
On all matters connected with the toilet. They
bars derided that BOZODONT Is what tbey will
have. " When a woman will, shs will, you
may depend en' t; and when he won't be won't,
there' an end en't" This aeraranta for the
popularity of BOZODOHT.
tnatruetlv Itaadlaa;.
Heme of the tntlmenlatt from different pee
rile relative te Thnncur Kretrie OU, and tbe re
let It haa given them when dltre-ed by heart
ache, earache and toothache are M Interwtlna
readme as you will nnd. Thl being astaadard
medicine, ft aeld everwhere by drug tlU. Meld
In Inrnnter by W.T. Uech, IV and US North
Queen (trc-et.
V
AN HOUTEN'BCOCOA
' 1IKST A GOES KAIITUEHT."
The pnrnt, met elnliIe-the original cocoa.
Invented, patented and made In Helland.
Delicate, (tlmulatliitf, nutrltleue, much better
for Hie nerves Ihan tea and coffee. Ak for
VAN HOITTKN'H, take ue ether, (l)
mrtl-lydM.W.K
DtUretlatieeu
SIOO.OOO.
IN "ONAMOUTOAES ,N
1100, tZO,S8D0, 11,000 te 130,000,
l!end- per cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
Mertgagee per cent. Interest, payable half
yearly. Head or call for full Information.
JOHN II. MKTJtfiKB,
NaSH-DukeHk
CKLKCTCOU.N(JlhUKUINANCK,NO..
May 7, 1800, In Helect Council Head and He
ferrnd te Klnance Committee. Hame
Day Reported Affirmatively and
Ordered te be i'rluted.
AN ORDINANCE.
Appropriating tMKHOef Premiums from Hale
of Ixmii te Pay Interest en lnin.
lie It ordained by the Helect and Common
Councils of the City of lneRler,Tlit fl.linjte
of the premium receded from sale of luuibe
appropriated te pay Interest ou heaus.
Ordained nnd cnacUd Inte a law nt the city
lit I .ntlmiwl,'. Jlllin 4. 10(1
.!.!. HAIIMOAUDNKH.
President Common Council,
luvm I.. Dbex,
Clerk Common Council. R I-ON(,
rrrsldent Helect Council,
J.K. IIAim.
Clerk Hulect Council.
Appre vulJime 0. lfme.
, inue.
HOIIKHT CLAHK, Mayer.
jeT-.mi
QKMXT COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 8.
ifay 7, 1RW, InHcleclCeunell Head and Itaferred
te finance Commlttce, Hnme Day Iteperled
Affirmatively and Ordered te be I'rlnted.
An Ordlnance Itefundlux W.M0 or the 1-eau of
February 5, WW.
WuinKAS, Hlnce the piiMwte of the Ordinance
Ne. i, enacted Kehriiary 6, ltl'JO, mndlmf certain
la percent. ccrtWcatcsef Indebtedness, It hat
bftcndliMvnrred that the amount or Hlxty-llve
Hundred (KliOO) Dollars mere of said ccrUAcatcs
nf Indebtedness were preacnted for redemption
than Mdd ordinance ptoWded for; therefore,
lie It ordained by the Helect and iwminen
rennctli of the Cltr of Lancaster, that for the
!urpoe of refunding said Hlxty-llve. Hundred
tQJ&Xr) Dollars or the City's Indebtedness that
he mayor of the city be and Is hereby author
ized and empowered te Istue a certificate of
Indebtedness for hlxty-flve Hundred (H.500)
Dellar, bearlnir four per cent. Interest, the
same te lie placed In the Hluklng Fund.
Ordained aud enacted Inte n law at the City
of jiiHutcr, June 4, lstie.
' J. 11. HAUMOAnDNKH,
President pre tern. Common Ceunell,
David 1.. Dkr.v,
Clerk Common Council.
V. K. IXINU.
President Helect Council.
J. K'. II A Kit,
Clerk Helect Council.
Approved June 6, ISMi.
Junc74ld lUIUKItr CI. VIIK, Mayer.
A
N OHDINANCK.
Appropriating the public moneys nf the city of
ui
ucaster let hesevemldepurtmi'iitii thereof
fur the llcnl J ear commencing ou the
ear reuiineucing
ay of June, H'.
nrnni
HkitiiiN 1. He It ordained by the Helect and
Common Council of the city or lJiueuntcr,
that thesttui or twohundredandfeurthouKand
one hundred nnd scventr-three fjul.ni) dollars
he nnd the same Is especially iippreprlntcnl te
the several ebjecls hereinafter named, for the
fiscal y ear commencing en the Mrst day of J one,
A. D. 1890:
llKrKIITS.
Nine mills en tll.lOO.IXX) 1117,100(0
WaUr rent . .'s,kci 00
Hetel llccniHM 1U.0H) 00
Market rents ..,.- 7,()nu 00
ltent of city property 1,000 00
License tax and receipts from ma) or, a,(W) 10
Additional percentage, collection of
city tax -. 600 no
Additional jwrCLhtuge ou water runts. 160 U0
Total..- t-tll,lTJ 00
Hkctien 2.
Te pay Intercut en leans, Including
sinking fund I 3V.92J It
Te pay prlncliml ou leans. -I (nil 00
Te pay Hlate lax . I All K)
Te pay street dumages KI.OI) HI
lleialrs or streets S.COO lJ
Te pay Rrudlng, guttering, sewers,
cresslnes nnd inncadninmnir lO.one 0)
Itclglan and Asphalt blocks ..- 3,UO 00
Waterworks ircneral...
ll.OU) 00
noeo
V,W0 U)
15,(0 00
7,479 m
3,600 00
&,MU OO
l.NOUOO
2U.0UO0O
1.OU0 00
1,'jueru
!,U1 00
laying plies
Hnlurlrs ,
Police nnd turnkey
Halnrles or engineers, drivers und tire
depot Uncut..
Tire ilcpartuu'tit, general
r.mpire ueuse
Tnpurchaan hoe
Llslitlns cltv
Heard of health..
l'rlutlng and stationery.
Temporary lean
Kelly claim
Kelly clafm..
i.:ve uu
Abatement en city tux 3,ttW 00
Abatement en water tux
U.400 00
Collecting city tax
Contingencies . .
Total
an ue
.. S.311 2
I JW.17J 00
Ordained and enacted Inte a law at the City
of Lam-aster, June 4, lHtsJ.
J. II, IIAUMOAIUINKH,
rresldcut Coiumeu Council.
DAVItl I.. DS.KN,
Clerk Common Council.
D. K. LONG,
Tresldeut Helect Ceuuill.
J. K. Haiiii,
Clerk bclcct Council,
Approved June (!, 1SW).
Ji-C-itd KOIIKUTCLAHIC, Mayer.
0.
ENKVEHVKVKNINO.
Fer Bargains,
-OO TO-
P.C.fflDER.,"
Ne. 14 West King St.
EverytliingSeia At and BelowCest,
Ah WUA11E 1'OSITIVELV OOINOOUT
Or' BUHINtaS.
majMmd
eSlettr.
LE
EVAN'S r I.OUll.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Makes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Hates a BIG Leaf of Bread.
Hakes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
M-WIIATMOltK DO VOUWANTrW
rflttentcuw.
TUTUEK B. KAUKKMAN,
ATTOKNKV-AT-L W.
Beeend Fleer Esbleman
North Duutrt.
ulldlef, Ne. 41
prt-lydsr
IPnMtkt'.
FjttLABKLratA, Monday, Jane 0, W0.
Fer Men's het weather wear :
Bkeleten Hack Oeat aad Vest, black, dark
ray, Hint gray, brown, 17.40 and ss.
Black ana Km Merge Hulls, sack or cuts-
BlntM or Deuble Breasted Wash Vesta,
wblla or faucy mixed, il.W te ss.
Cassimerc Suits worth $20
changed te $16.50 te
strengthen a weak line.
Beys' Suits for every day or
Sunday. The Elwood Suit
keeps in high favor for boys of
4 te 10. Take off the three
quarter vest and you've left a
handsome cutaway sack show
ing shirt waist cool, natty,
childish. Smeeth light-weight
stuff, (6.50 te (8.50.
Seme of the last year white
Sailor and Norfolk Suits are a
little soiled. Off they go at $5,
from $8.50.
10 te 16 year Beys' Tennis
Suits, short trousers, $7.50.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
Misses' and Children's sea
sonable Dresses are in delight
ful profusion. Character and
beauty in every one.
Children's flue White l.nwn Drciuu-a,
trimmed with embroidery. I te VI veura.
S2.73teSI.75.
Children's White Lawn Oretchen Dresses,
Jeke ofembrelderv and tucked skirt, 4 te
years, $1.75 te rir,.
Children's White Lawn Oretchen Dresses,
hemstltehsd skirt and plaited waist, 4 te
10 years, 11.75 te ri.'ii.
Plaid and Htrlped Olngbam Dresses, mil
lee e and sash back, 4 te 12 years, K2.75 te
13.75.
Plaid and Htrlped Gingham Oretchen
Dresses, whltelawn yoke and aih back,
4 te 12 years, 12 te U.
Blouses and Blazers :
Misses' and Children's Illeuses In Hlrlwd
and 1'lald Flannel, Outing Cleths und
WnshHllks,tItel5.
Misses' While and Colored Flannel Ularers,
13.76 te 16.
Kocend fleer, Chestnut street.
The Blazer or Neglige Ceat
for women's wear is in the
swim te stay. New shapes
with vest te match.
black with white trimming
white with red trimming
whlte with navy trimming
Fauntleroy Blouse Waists,
white lawn embroidered, deep
cellar, the newest. $4.
Hecend fleer, Chestnut stieet.
Men's Hats, Beys' Hats.
Light of straw, soft of wool,
dainty of meld, with every curl
mat rasnien gives, or every
shape that Comfert demands.
We have them, and nothing
extravagant te pay.
Thirteenth nnd Market streets.
The Shee store is full of
timely shapes, weights and
makes for house or sand or sod
or rock business or play
everybody.
Market street side, west or Malu ANlu.
Jehn Wan a maker.
lefviaevatevm.
TTAHDWAltE,dO.
GEO, M. 8TEINMAN & CO.
Continental Lawn Mowers,
New Quaker City Lawn Mowers,
Hydrant Hese and Oarden Hese.
REFRIGERATORS!
jr.WETT'81iae lhehli;oet:repututlen,Klo
mere satisfaction with less consumption of Ice,
than any ether lleirlfcruler lu the market.
Jswett's Water Coelsrs and Filters,
Oem Watsr Filters, i
Hammocks, Wlre Window Screens and Wire
Screen Deers.
Hardware and Heusefnrnlshlng Goods.
GEO. M. 8TEINMAN-& CO.,
0 A SO WEST KIXO STREET,
inyl7-1nidM,W,H LANrASTER, Pa.
.lavnoelo.
Y OiK UilOS. d: UA11TJ1 AN.
Parasols 1 Parasols! Parasols!
OHEAT UAHOAINH1N
PHRHSOLS,
flKNTOni'M I'SWItELLAS,
WAOON ITMURbLLAH,
COACH U.MUItKI.I.AH.
All ktndsef Umbrellas and 1'uraiel. made te
order.
AIO.NET PARASOLS.
REPAIRIUO REC0VERIN0 NEATLY DONE,
AT Till: MAKERS,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
niH2:tmd "
iLIttu-e.
y-iNEs.
Fine Wines T
lhavejuit recehed, direct from Messrx. Oar
vcys, Jerei, Hpalu, per H. H. .urburan, la
Lterioel, and transferred te 8. 8. bervlu, ler
New Yerk, March leth, a Hue assortment of
Garvey Hberrlcs. 'these Wines are amenc the
very Quest that reach the United States.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Alse Old aud Yeung Madeira Wines, and en
the wiyia Cases lieuche Kee uud 60 Cases Hpeclal
Great Weslem Wine. Thabee ChamniKties
States el America.
H. E. SLAYMAKER, Agt
W EAST KINO STREET.
auU-S,M,Wd
Wamlaaem,
STANDARD CARHIAOE WORK.
EDV. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0,t2,3Att MARKET STREET, (Rear of the
Postefllce), LANUAMTER, PA,
All the latest styles In Buggies, Family Car
riages, Phtetens, Surreys, Cabriolet, Phuitens,
Uuckbeards, TrutUn WaKons.Stutlen Wagons
Market Waeut, etc., new ready Jer tbs Uurluc
Trade,
A line line of Becend-Hand Werk.
New la the time te order ter Spring. Strictly
flrst-claM work and all work fully guaranteed
My prlesa are the lowest In the county for th
same quality of work. Ohemeacall aud ej.
amine my work.
Repainting and Repairing promptly at
tended te aud dens In a nrst-clsju maimer. One
set of workmen especially employed for that
purpess
&twUt.
Ty-ATCHEH, CLOCKS, Etc.
viTatclies I
CLOCK, ETC.
A full graduated OpthalmlcOptlHnn will aire
careful attention te the correction of bad vision,
llest repairing.
WEBER'S,
ma North Queen street. Near P. R. R. Depot.
. epM-lyd.
OOIiD WATCHES,
NIIiVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JKWEMIY AND CANES.
Examination of Eyes Free I
Ne Dreps Used I
OHAS.S. GILL,
NO. 10 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
w
A1C1IRH AND JKWELHY.
Watches and Jewelry.
If you wish te u buy a
GOOD GOLD WATCH
We can show you KIcRnnt Patterns In Ladles'
and Gent's Hires nt a Wonderfully
Lew I'rlce.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
GOLD AND H1LVEH HEAD NECKH AND
MlACELErd, FOIIH, de.
Spectacles Properly Fitted.
Walter C. Herr,
101 North Queen St.,
CUR. OK ORANOE.
z
AHM'S CORNER.
Owing te the number or cases HO have for
treatment and adjustment, we bae determined
te ein the eincu ou
Monday & Wednesday Evenings
Fer lhonccemmontlon of these who find It
dlillcult and expensive te leave their work dur
ing the day time.
OFFICE SECOND FLOOR OF
Zahm's Cerner
ENTRANCE :
NO. 3 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ilS-emce Hours from 7 te 10 p. m. Monday
una Wednesday or each week.
ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE !
Ne Fees Charged !
All diseases of the Ke treated; and operated
ou liy a Graduated Ucultst of Unquestioned
Ability, nod thorough satisfaction Ounruuteed
A FULL LINE OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware,
As well ns the Noveltlet of the season, at the
Lewest Cash Figures.
A Hpeclulty niude of Intricate Watch arid
Jewelry Repairing,
Ernest Zahm,
ZAHM'H COHNER,
aprS-ltmd
LANCASTER, PA.
gev &etc ev glent.
lOR RENT HANDSOME FRONT ROOM
en-d Heur. Ne. 12 WestKlns-slrcel: nnest
location In the city for office or light business,
luqulreef W.W.AMOS,
mSK-tfd Aller's Gallery.
s
ECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Yenr Family.
FOB SALK
ON THK MOST UDKRAL TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, leta 130
feet deep, en Lancaster uenue, bctweeu Wal
nut aud Lemen streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with man
sard reef, perches In front, lets 115 feet deep, en
North Plue, betweeu Chestnut and Waluut
streets.
TwoHitery brick dwelling houses with front
yards, treu reuces, lets 1D0 feel deep, en West
Waluut, between Alary and Pine streets.
Two4tery brick dwelling houses, lets 115 reel
deep, en West Lemen street, betweeu Charlette
aud Mnry streets.
Three-tery brick dwelling houses, lets 150 feet
deep, with nil the mixteru lmpreements, trout
yards, en West Chestnut street, betweeu Plue
and Kevin streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lime
North Mary, between Walnut and Leiueu, and
Lemen, between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above houses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kitchen, and the cellars w arrnnted te be dry.
Cull aud see for yourself, no trouble te show
you.
JNO. F. GRIEL.lp,,,,,,
JACOU ORIEL, J Ewuters.
apfitMyd.M.W.S. KD North Marv HtraeL
$)at.
11
.7 AT.S NEW AND PRETTY.
TKWELKU AND URADUATK OPTICIAN.
GILL!
y itien Prats!
Spectacle Department !
Stauffer & Ce.,
Lancaster's Leading Hatter?,
Exhibit tha largest and Bast Selected Stock of
Straw and Summer Hats
AT THE VERY LOWEST P03.S1HLEPRICES
Men's Fine Dress Straw Hats at 25 Cents.
CHILDREN'S at Any Price you Name.
fihe Light-weight stiff hats,
In all the Summer Shades, nt tht& te 5.
LAW N TENNIS CAPS AND HATS, All Celers.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING DAOS
Fer tbe Vacation Season, at Very Lew Prices
stauffFr & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCA8TKK.PA.
fMrnttuv.
"lyiDli iKR OOBNKM.
''A BIO MARK-DOWN
-AT-
Widmyer's Cerner,
EAST KINO AND DUKE STS,
LANC'AHTEK, PA.
Te Reduce Hleck Be'ere Making Improve
ments, Including a New Krent, Krery Grade nt
FURNITURE
WILL OB SOLD AT PRICES
Merer Before Known in Lancaster.
We Must Have
Mint Ha Reduced,
ara te be had.
the Roem, and the Bleck
Call while these Ilargalns
WIDMYER,
CORNER OF
EAST KING AND DUKE STREETS.
"VUU8AU1UBS.
SPECIAL OFFERING
-FOK-
JTJNTET
Handsome Parler Suites
IN THE
Latest Coverings. Finely Made,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manurectttrers and Dealers,
(2d, Sd 4th Fleer,) Ne. 31 SOUTH QUEEN
HfREKT.
HE
EINITSH'K FURNITURE DEPOT.
WIDE AWAKE
Buyers desiring a combination of Highest
Suallty of the Manufacturer's Art Inullthe
ewest and Latest Designs and the Lewest
Prices In
Furniture, Curtains,
Parler Suits, &c,
Hheuld he awake te UiPlr own Interests nnd
call upon us when their wants will be fully sup
plied. We offer te-day a splendid assortment of Par.
ler Suits In Tapestries and Plushes utspeclully
Lew Prices.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street
reccrtca.
A T CLARKE'S I
Teas, Coffees and Groceries Tbat
Can Talk.
I.et your eyes and palate Judge.
Come and try our Pure Teas, Selected Coffees
and Standard Sugars.
Fancy Grades or OLD COUNTRY TEAS.
If you want a pound of Heal Old Country Tea
give Clarke's Famous Tea a trial.
Bllver-Plated Ware given away with Gelden
Maracalbe Cedec nnd our New Uaklng Powder.
Tbe ware has te be seen te be appreciated.
Bargains In Dried Beer, Ham and Bologna.
Come and see our Cheese snap for the next
seven days.
Fine Yerk County Strawberries,
Samuel Clarke, Agt,
Tea, Coffee and Grocery Stere,
12 ill Seuth Qufeu St., Near Centre Square,
.Lancaster, Pa.
49Telephene.
T BURSK'B.
Geed Old Potatoes
WHOLESALE AND RErAIL.
Fresh Strawberries DailY
SCO cans et Cern at tie a ran.
FIXE OLD CREAM CHEESE.
Canned Ulackberrles, te close out stock, at
5c, put up with sutar. Alse, Raspberries and
Whortleberries, Dried Apples, Peaches, Cher
ries, etc., cheap te close out stock.
AT
BURSK'S, 17 E. KING ST,
LANCASTER, PA.
A THEISTM.
TueGlorieus Fourth DawnsUpen Us
REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OROCER,
Uu. a Whole Carload or Everything In the
LINE COMING IN.
Send for our Descriptive Price List.
Extra Large Exuliiltleu Pieces of All De
signs, Garden uud Lawn Exhibition Pieces,
Water fireworks, Bembhells, Floral Bomb
shells, Star aud terpcnl Mines, Batteries or
Colerad Wtars, Colored hauclsseus. Prismatic
Fountains, Floral Fountains, .t'relltes, Flower
Pets, Gej sers. Deuble Triangle Wheels, Verti
cal heels. Rosette Wheels, Trumpet Wheels,
Jeweled Jets, r-erpent Eng. Blue Lights, Pin
Wheels, Bombshell Halutes, Whistling Bombs.
Colored Fire Pets, Bengal Lights. Club Fires,
Colored Vtre, Colored Torches, furadn Lights,
Fltlug Pigeons, Cunuen Rockets, Parachute
Rockets, sky ReckeU. Reman Candles, Tour
billions, Mines, Mine Batterlis, Hter Butteries,
Cannen Cracker, Dynnmite Crackers, 'torpe
does, Cannons, Pistols, Blank Cartridges, und a
hundred miner specialties.
TO THE RETAIL TRADE.
r re Crackers are advancing.
We will sell
you cheaper by furthau what Ne
ew Yerk cur-
lies wanue-auy. vtemiveocruuDexesuougui
at lowest prices before they ever iidtanced.
Yeu will ret the benefit. We bu e no old trash
te work off.
Devouring Window Display next week and
send ter prices. We will always protect jeu.
J. PRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND PKIJ'CE STS.
Directly Opposite
J. R. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Geed. Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
-Loek for tbe Big Sign across the pavement.
Wheem,
B
OOTH AND MUOE.S.
Coming in Daily 1
-AT-
D. P. STACKHOUSE'S,
28 k 30 EAST KINO BTttET.
Light and Elegant, bnt Durable
for Het Weather Wear,
fob
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRENj
S v EASE, COM KOHT, LOW PHICS
STACK HOI
LEADElt Or LOW FRICE8 IN
SS A 90 EAST KINO ST. 1
F
lOR THIS SORT OF WEATHER !l
Light fc Shoes !
IN
FINE CALF AND KANGAROO LEATHERS,1 '
WITH LIGHT FLEXIBLE SOLES,
FOR MEN'S WEAR.
Hemethlng new In Shoes for gentle
men's wear, recently added te the stock
here, made te meet the demands for
lighter weight flexible soled footwear. A
been for the restless feet of business
men. The chief feature of this line of
goods Is neatness and easy fitting prop
erties. Made ever special lasts ter posi
tive ease and comfort In wear, requiring
no " breaking In." De net hurt the feet
even when new. Genteel looking, tee.
Create fuvornble Impression at sight.
The uppers are son and pliable, yet pos
sessing nnusual strength for leather se
thin and light, and are warranted te
give geed service. The soles are cut
from carefully selected hides light,
flexible aud tough.
These Bhees are net adapted for rough
reads, nor tbe rough usage glveu course
grades. 1 hey're net made for that pur
pose. Need only be given the usual
care that Is bestowed upon geed articles
or wear te have them prove satisfactory.
Then Is the money paid for Ihem Judi
ciously spent and no regret fellows.
We have them In different lengths and
widths. That makes It easy for us te
furnish comfortable ftui. whether the
feet be slim, medium or bread the one
as well as the ether.
Fer that Summer. Hull or yours
haven't you thought or Russet Shee as
necessary te complete your outfit. The
right makes In the right shades, at the
right prices you'll find here. Frem tha
assortment we have, picking out Is noth
ing II you'll keep your need In mind.
Try us.
SHAUB& BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
T AROEsr AfefeORl'MENTl
Oxfords and Slippers
1HO II.C1. sn-..ii,, I'll. 1,1 iMUicn.MinK.
Children's and Infants' Oxfords and isllnners f
T1,... I ttmrttMi A .,.,.., .ma.-, nt T (.i41&a, ,ll..i
this city. This stutcment, te some people, may
seem te he an Idle beast, but te our inanv cus
temers who have-bcen buying their Oxfords
and Slippers here for the past two seasons!
Knew new iruintui it is, as men we uaa ma
largest Stock and Assortment In the city, and
this season we have added jx great many of tha
laicsi eiyiei.
LARGEST AND FINEST DISPLAY IN THK
CITY IN OUR WEST WINDOW.
Ladles' Dongola Patent Leather Tip Oxferdl
at hoc, ec, .1 w, .1 zj aim iipwurus.
Ladles' Dongola Plain Tee Oxfords at f 1 (
It 'a, iiw,kui ana upwarus.
Ladles' Patent Leather Frent Oxfords at 11 i
tl 60, and 13 00.
Ladies' Russet or Tan iixrerds with Tips bb
I'laln Tees, (!5c, 75c It oe, St is ana upwards.
Ladles' Kid Opera Slippers at G0c,T5c,ll(
flU,fin)and 12 00.
Ladles' Fine Bended Slippers, with Ruckle!
Bews, Etc., si as, f i w ana k ou.
Mlsees' Dongola and Russet, Tip andPlall
xee uxieras, at vac, wc, si iu ana upwnras.
Child's Dongola and Russet Oxfords at(
73C. si oe, ii 13 ana i w.
Infant's Doncela and Russet Oxfords at Si
GOc, 75c and tl 00. And ethers net mentioned J
In fact we hae everything from the cheap
te me eesi. :
The One-Price Cash HeusJ
Chas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leaderl
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES
NOH.3 A 5 EA8T KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
n-Stnre Closed Every Evening nt (1 e'cld
uxcepi Menaay ana saiuraay.
tARPEl'M I
CAIU'ETS
CARPETS!
Custom Rag Carpel
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing ! Dyeing I Dyeinl
LANCASTER FANCY STEAM DYEl
WORKS 1
Are second te none In Pennsylvania for fll
nt work of all kinds. FeathersDyed All Hbil
timers win receive prompt atteutieu.
PHILIP SCHUMr SON &
NO. 1W SOUTH WATER STREET,
LSRCASTKIt, PA. fCblMl
T
HE LANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
S. St V.
All Goods at Reduced Pril
AND
Always One Price te All.
AWNING", MATTING-1, SHADES,
TAINS, FURNITURE COVERS,
Carpets Cleaned and Belaid.
SHAUB & VONDERSMI
18, 80 & 22 East Orange St
gugawyd
jt.