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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTJBLMGfiKOER, TUESDAY, JUKE 10, 1890.
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IftTaUrTaUUf FOUTX, Minn.
'CLABK niNHMr.
LT rjsTBLLIOKWCER.-PebllsbeI
r ay la tte jw, but Sunday.
U IBM Mir Ma nrmuuuiu
iUlMiMiank. HrmallflTeaei-
jw la iItum : fttetnU a wenth.
UT nmLUOEirCKlt-On dollar ana
Ml jrw, in advance.
I tO BlBCRIBKK-Rnlt by ebeck
- and whan neither of
IIM W ffecured Mad la a registered
i al 1k PosteBe. m Meead etaa aaall
TUnTSXHIl
Lancaster, lib
,?A.. JhmIO, I860.
!rcKl, Jfc Water 8wb1t.
i nation of a mervelr at the neat
i Um water epp1y project which
itM approval or the eniccra 01
government; and it may be that
"ra light la considering that this
l Mat and cheapest way of guppiy-
Um whole of the city with clean
tr, which U the thing te be acceni-
arguincnt la that n Hufllcleut
capacity will enable a stock of
'te be carried that will permit of
butting down of the puuina during
i of muddy water, and will ensure
lelent supply of clear water te all
of the city at all times. And it
be conceded that this will be ac-
sbed if reservoir et sufficient
Ity are erected. But we may be
ltted te doubt whether reservoirs of
capacity are within the city's
te build, knowing bow many
rfdurlng the year our creek
.la mud. we doubt whether
.m.m . Iia al.tif dnn)n nil
WUJI0 VAU w 0IIUV uwn.a ....
I while the muddy water continues
an. We oensumc at present, we be-
Br1lve million gallons of water per
and this use, of court, Is in
leg ; se that we are likely te
routgrew any storage cepa-
latwe may new provide.
' suggestion has been that the stand
be raised te supply all sections of
ity with the abundant water that
fmping capacity provides, and that
be created along the creek bank,
lite muddy waters may settle and
clean water may be pumped
stand pipe. The creek water
Prunlnte these basins by gravity
ey would be shut elF from the
i tune of floods by gates and a
intervening bank. There would
i way be no pumping of mud into
ervelrs or the pipes.
Lweuld net, it is true, be prevls-
for the water supply in case of
ipa breaking down ; and in this
elevated reservoir plan has the
age. If it Is within the purse of
f te erect sufficiently large nter
relrs te supply it during times
ly water in the creek, it may be
Br plan; otherwise storage by
; Is best as well as cheapest.
ISeae of l'ean's Bargains.
I Indian chief from Canada has
i Philadelphia en a curious
Centuries age the Mingles, a
fthe Delawares, owned a large
i country along the Delaware,
i they left for better hunting
be north they gave their lands
"te the Quakers and William
be restored te their de
whenever demanded. The
,'f the tribe are new hard
Latent their chief. Jehn
ine, down te riilludclnhlu
lie land or its cash cqulvn-
i has dropped down upon the
kef the Historical tteclety of
lila Uke a bomb shell, leaded
i of rare ancient documents
V6 his title te about forty
I en both sides of the Dela-
ixtendlug back an unknown
er a region thickly settled
nth towns and villages. He
ine archives and historical
the society confirmed his
old Indlau wants
lis Tribe at ouce and held
f, uuu im-r luuuujr iu susu
i the courts. Whatever may
Is astonishing quest of the
i the beueveleut Quakers
i in a novel and embiirnin.s-
Theyhave posed in his
and edifying examples of
justice In dealing with Indl-
'. It appears that they calmly
'tnese noble red men
from them land in
they could net have
L returning. The records
the Mingles alxe show
Ind bargains the Quukern
rare quite as sharp as any
karat, it was stated that
i Penn bought from them
i te extend as far back as
luslxduya. Mlg.
10 friends and a uu in
tra -started te measure
up the Delaware from
day aud a half and then
aever was marked out till
employed a noted fust
lide elghty-slx miles In
Iday and a half. This
(made the first breach in
of the Indians."
ve the Indian side of
, Indian bargain, sterv
ie cluster of bread brims
Iling beads and trinkets
cres of laud,we have the
of a (treat Dedcstrlnn
je. It beKlus te leek
lies of Penn aud his
l might go tottering out
; with stories of Pece-
Binlth, but it will take
than a stray Canadian
encal sensationalist te
sith In any of thesa
r geed old times.
' Abroad.
1 struck uu Icchcri?
.coming te this side
(City of Heme struck
a fog, Kelntr te that
rhe Aurauia, because
ent, beat the C tv of
utes and the Nerman-
about m many
her misadventure.
yjXelther was anyone
fy or rurls lately
te pieces In her
.before her rivals.
otnebedy will be
epie will avoid
lered of iralnir te
In tbess racing trips
E me siew beats,
luslxdajs? Hew
uappen that It
. te the passenirer
six or ten days '!
ers rer pleasure.
vhe de but spend
me ocean trip
in a hotel en land. Hew much worse
la it te pass the summer day en the
eqmb, where the pure and Invigorating
sea breere blows and where your beard
and lodging costs the same whether the
trip last six days or weeks ?
Truly the wise man docs net seem te
be he that la In a hurry te get across
the ocean; and as about everybody
seems te be in a hurry te de this thing,
U net the conclusion fair that wise
men and women going abroad are scare
and these with mere dollars than sens
plenty ?
Tkejr Will HetUire Us Wise.
The Reformed Presbyterians In session
In New Yerk commend the postmaster
general for net putting wine en his table
and reprove the president and vice presi
dent for providing It for their guests aud
the latter for selling It in his tavern.
The Reformed Presbyterians are net
a large body, numbering dui i.'i
churches and 10,857 communicants,
but they are eminently respectable
and aged If net perhaps a altogether
wise at they deem themselves. They
descend from the Scottish Cevenanters
and go with heart and soul for their
faith. They are persuaded that lhmer
drinking is an evil and they bum te
extirpate it. After the linblt of men
devoted te an Idea, they call
upon all the world te fall down aud
worship with thorn aud they think these
are lest who refuse the invitation. One
would think that no scnslblea body of
men would see that it is net for their
thousands te condemn our millions, and
that they should be iwrauadcd, by the
number of rebels te their creed, te sus
pect that it may net be altogether as
sound as they deem It. Rut It docs net
He In the power of the Cevenanter sort
te suspect that their ardor ls mistaken
or that they are net strictly minding
their own business in reproving the
users of wine. The Scotch head Is tee
bard for such an Idea te penetrate It.
Tuk stoAtner Denmark sailed from Lon Len Lon
eon for New Yerk with a let of long pedi
gree horses for the Vamlerblll. They
will improve Atnerican stock, but the Mo Me
Klnley bill would discourage such lmior lmier lmior
tatlens by a heavier tax.
'i '
At last our esteemed contemporary, the
JZxaminer, finds It neceaanry teurnw a line
beyond which It can net encournge the ex ex
travagnnce of the present Congress. It
finds that ''two samples of national ex ex
travsganre of inore than ordinary bigness
can be seen in two things the silver bill
and a bill Introduced Inte the Ilouseto pay
net only te evury man mustered Inte the
servlce during the late war, but evon te
every drafted man who sent a substitute, a
sum equal te the bounty paid by the gov
ernment at that ttme for volunteers unless
be has already recelved it." Our contem
porary agrees with the New Yerk Timet
that, If such lcglftlallogeo through, "uext
we should be ready te refu ud the railroad
expenses of all who cscaped the draft by
taking refuge In Canada,"
And yet It Is hardly worse- than pension
legislation se rock less that it pormltsthoiis permltsthoiis pormltstheiis
ands whose records will net bear ttcniinlng
te draw money with the must gallant of
war-scarred veterans whose services are
above ruoney value. Can net the argu
ment be plausibly advauced that the man
who was shot In his substltute was mere
patriotic than the man who was never under
Are? Was it nobler te guard hen roosts,
like Senater Ingalls, than te remain ut
home the support of a widowed mether,
like President Cloveland? In theso days
there were plenly of geed patriots who did
net ilnd their path Of duty lendlug te the
battle field, but whose Industry and geed
citizenship strengthened the nation. They
are heroes by comparison with the men
found in every village of the land who new
clamor for mere ponslens based en shady
claims of war sorvleo or with brazen
oll'rentary seek reward for the record "dis
honorably discharged."
Tun Itepubllcan congressional campaign
committee have openod rooms iu Washing
ton, adjoining residences of Secretary
lllnlne and Den Cameren. That Is nil no
neighborhood for wire pulling.
The rush te Kurope at present Is amaz
ing. On Saturday II ve huge steamships left
New Yerk, andeVh ship was crowded te
Its utmost capacity. In the llrst cabins
alone thjtre were mere than Blxtecn huu huu
dred, passengers. The amount of money
i te JUavelUug Amerlcnus will loave abiead
ild an', "Unuiier, would probably buy a few
- J? klntrdems. If iuilleteualv Rimllrvl Tin.
Chinese are quite intolerablo, bocause they
make thelr nioney hore and go abroad te
spend it; but that is Just what thousand
of geed Amerlcnus de. The fermer stay
away, but the latter empty thelr pocket
books quick and ceme back, The geed
American, Uke the geed Chinaman, dees
net want te Hve and dle In a foreign laud.
lie would rather ceme home again mid set set
tle dewu beh I nd the Chluose high tariff
wall, evon If he must pay a tax en colleo,
eefUiu and ether necessaries of life.
...
1'EItSONAT..
Biikmiam, Pawiy, Williams A Ce.' of
Philadelphia have contributed fJ,RM)le a
proposed pension fund of $100,000 fur public
school teuchers.
Hr.nn Wudkll Malc-hetf, member
ortheltelchstagand orthe i'rueslun Dint,
expired in a lit en Monday, whlle iliuluK
with Minister von lioettlclier.
P. U. IlKLTZitoevKn was nominated for
Congress at he primary elections in Cum
lerland county en Saturday. On Meuday
he was endorsed by Adams' county.
Mns. IHvnb, wife of Congressman
llayue, or l'ittabiirg. who declined nronom nrenom nronem
Inatlon, Is tbe duughter or the proprietor of
"Hosteller's Hitlers " aud Is very wealthy.
VAX HeUTKVit
kollllile.
CoeeA-The erJtilnu), most
Jjutlex Are tlie lli'ht .Iiii1kin
On all inuttr ceimeelvJ with the toilet. They
have decided that BOZODONT U what Ihey will
have. " When a wemau will, the will, you
may depend eu't; and when she en't she won't,
there's au end en't." This accounts for the
popularity of BOZODONT.
lustruutlru lleudlutf.
HonieoftheieiiUinoiiluls from dim-rent two twe two
p'erelaihute rhumtit' Mectrie Oi.und the ,e
lief It has given them when dUtru-teit by hend
Hche, earache and toothache are ai liitereetlnir
re!n ? eu"m nd. Thin hem n ktaudard
medicine, Is sold eerwhere by drui(glsu. Held
iiUMSitreet. y W-T-ech,lS7 and 1!W North
Symptoms of Catarrh.
Dull, heavy heudnche, obntriictlen efthi na
sal pauacei, dlschanses fulling from the heud
Inte the Ihreut, semetlmui prufuie, watery and
acrid, at ethers, thick, tenacious, mucous, int.
rulent, bloody and putrid ; the eessreweak.
watery and inflamed j there Is rlnelmr In the
ears, deafness, hacking or coughing- te clear the
threat, expectoration of ellenshc matter, to
gether with scabs from ulcers: the elcels
changed and has a nasal twaug ; the breath Is
offensive : smell aud taste are Impaired t theru
Is a sensation et dltilness. with mental denre denre
slen. a hacking rough and general debility, tr
you have all or any considerable number uf
..ic.. iiiukmu. uu are suneriug rrem Nasal
Lautrrh. 'the mere complicated your dUeuse
has become, the greater the number aud dler dler dler
sltyofsirapteius. Theuands of cases annu.
ally, without manifesting- half or the above
symptoms, result in consumption, and end In
the grave. Ne disease Is se common, mers de
ceptive and dangerous, or leu understood, or
mere unsuccessfully treated, by rhyslelans.
Klve hundred dollars reward Is offered by the
manufacturers of Dr. Hage's CaUirrh llemartv
for a case of catarrb whlffi th?y cannot cur-'
lttJnTd:f W b' 0rusu, nt only de rents.
Telia the Truth.
"This medicine I cau highly recommit,!
JBunfccA Jtlvvt uut. are til hL UkSd'purl:
Ber we have ever used." Cbas. A.K i
SHI tK,U- lu7',,0 Y- Sold in UiicSsteV b v
W. T. Hech, W7 and W North Queeq !slreu r
JNJEcreiw hue utrrui eiat, has.
. InsfIrter aud Electors, Kberman
,J r.ftabttihy Injpecu.r.' American
a HUremeR, wuolbbeub BtVERAac
UNEQUALCoreR THE NERVES.
KINO OT COCO AS-
" ROTAL COCOA KACTORY."
Kings are but men, but all
men are net kings. Therefore,
when the King of Helland xay
as he did by deed of August
12, 1889, that he is greatly
pleased with
Van Heuten's
Cocea
" Best and Gees Farthest."
and, entirely unsolicited, grants
the manufacturers the sole right
of styling their works the Royal
Cocea Factory, a significance
attaches te the act which would
net were he net ' every inch a
king."
Avoid the evil effects of tea and coffee, and
use constantly Van IIeutkn's Cocea. W
3$UceUattceit
$100,000.
IN UONDH AND MOHTOAOKft KOK IN
VKSTOH8, IN HUMM.OK
$100, tax), i.-joe, 11,000 te r,oea
Ilends per rent. Inlereat. payable qnnrlerlr.
Mortgages 0 per cent. Interest, payable half
yearly. Hend or call for full Information.
JOHN II. MKT7.I.KU.
Ne. V B. Duke Ht,
mLKOT COUNCIL OKIHNANOK, NO.
May 7, IKiM, In Helen Council Itcad and He
ferred te Finance (Ximmlttee. Same
Day Itenerted Aftlrmntlvely and
Ordered te be Printed,
AN ORDINANCK.
AppreprlntlnKtM10.su of Premiums from Hale
of Imu te 1'ay Interest en Ixmiis,
lie It ordained by the Helcct and Common
Councils or the City of Lancaster, That f MIU.80
of the premium received from sale of lean be
appropriated te pay I uteres! an Leans.
Ordained and enncted Inte a law at the city
of ljincnster, June 4, lU0.
J. II. HAUMOAitDNKIt.
rrcsldcnt Common Council.
lUVItl L. IlKKIt,
Clerk Common Council,
II. K. LONO,
I'rrsldcntHclect Council.
J. K. lUim.
Clerk Helcct Councils '
Approved June 0, 1M0.
Je7-.ltd KOMEIIT CI.AIIK, Mayer.
KLV.CT COUNCIL ORDINANCK NO. J.
May 7. 18IO. InHclect Council Head and Referred
te Klniince Committee, Heme Day lie ported
AlllrmaUvely and Ordered te be Printed,
AnOrdlnnnre 1terundlngS0,Sea of the Lean of
February fi, Ittlfl.
Wiikkkah, Hlnce the passacn of the Ordinance
Ne, 4, enacted February U, imu, funding certain
six ir cent, certlllcnte or liidetitednees, It has
been discovered that the amount of Hlxty-flve
Hundred (j,lj00j Dollars mere of said certificates
of Indebtedness were presented rer redemption
than said ordinance pielded fur; therefore,
lie It erdnlncd by the Select and Common
Councils or the City or I-nncunter, that for the
!urpese of refunding said Hlxty-flre Hundred
M.W0) Dollars of the City's Indebtedness that
he mu or or the city be and Is hereby author auther
tzrd and empowered te Issue a certificate of
Indebtedness for Hixty-flve Hundred (MjDOl
Dollars, bearing four per cent. Interest, the
same te be placed In the Hlnklug fund.
Ordained aud enacted Inte a law at the City
of Ijiurnstcr, June 4, two.
J. It. HADMOARDNER,
President pre tern. Common Council.
DA VI 11 L. DKKN,
Clerk Common Council.
, , D. E. IXJNO,
President Helcct Council.
J. K. llAltll,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved June 6, 1SW.
June7-Sld ItOUKRT CLAKK, Mayer.
yN ORDINANCE.
Aiipreprlntlug the public moneys of the city or
lainiiisler te the scverul departments thereof
rer the llsnal jear commencliig en the
first day of June, 13'W.
Hkctien I. lie It ordained by the Helectnnd
Common Councils of the city or Lancaster,
that the sum of two hundred nud four thousand
one hundred and seventy-three (201,173) dollars
be and the same Is especially appropriated te
the several objects hereinafter named, for the
nwal year commencing en the nrst day of June,
A. D. IWW: '
iticicii-rs.
Nine mills oil 113,100,000. ..I17,I0U 00
Water rent , M,tKl 00
Hetel llcciuum ,,. 1U.IUI till
Market rents 7 000 00
Rent of city property. 1,0110 a)
License tax and receipts Irem ma) or, 3,000 00
Additional percentage, collection of
city tax. doeoo
Additional )errcutage en water routs. 150 00
Total KOI, in 00
HECTIO.N Z
Te pay Intent en leans, Including
sinking fuud... f ;w,ii w
Te y prlncliwl 011 leans 4 (UU 00
Te pay Htate lax ,V2 50
Te pay street damages ., .., le.nid 00
Repairs of streets , 8,000 00
Te pny grading, gutteilng, sewers,
crossings and macadaniltlug 10,000 00
rtelglan and Asphalt blocks . 3,000 00
Water works genernl, .. 11,000 (10
Laying pipes 3,500 00
Hafarles 0,400 00
Police and turnkey 15iU00
Halarlcs or engineers, drivers uud fire
detriment 7,479 m
Ire department, general,. , 3.5U0 01
Empire house fiutuoe
Te purchase h(se, t'ttoe 00
Lighting city.. ..,. W1,000 00
Heard of heulth , ,oeo 00
l'rlullng and stationery , ljuu 00
Temporary lean cj.MW 00
Kelly claim M, , 2 MO 00
Abatement en city ta .icuiue
Abatement en water tax .. itnoeu
Cellrctlng city tax ...,.,. aw ue
Contingencies 6 311 2a
Total aM,173 00
Ordained and enacted Inte a law at the City
or Luncuster, June 4, ISM.
J. II. UAUMOARDNKH.
,, , ,, President Coinmeu Council.
IUVin L. DFrx,
Clerk Common Council.
D. E. LONO,
, ,. President Select Council.
J, K, mini,
Clerk Select Council,
Approved June 0. IS'SIl
JeO-Std HOHEItT CLARK. Jlai or.
gCarvtapcg.
STANDARD CARRIAUK WOlTkr
ED-W. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
40, 2, 4344 MARKET HTREET, (Hear of the
Postelflce), LANUAHTER, PA.
All the latest styles In Ruggles. Family Car.
ilages, 1'hietens, Hurreys. Cabriolet, I'hwtens.
Huckbpards, Tretting W'agons.HUtlen Wagons
Market Wagons, etc., new ready ler the Hprlng
Trade. r
A nne line et Hecend-Hand Werk.
New Is the time te order for Hprlng. Htrleilr
flrst-clasa work and all work fully guaranteed
My prices are the lowest In the county for ilia
same quality of work. Olvemeacall and ex
amine my work.
.."SESV"'"". uml 'lepalrlng promptly at
tended te and done tn a first-class manner. One
set of workmen especially employed for that
IVERV PERSON 18 ANXIOUS TO HAVE
THEIR PICTURE.
Among the Daisies
Is the Latest Style of
PHOTOGRAPHS MADE,
Call and &ce them, ut
ROTE'S, 60 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER, PA
Next te PostelTlce.
Jan-6md
.uitUAni- iiiun PIPE FTPflNOH, ROTH
iiiiS?i-,tV?,.,;r!J-uc,i,K'.l,P0?:!nc''n'r,
Mai
MauireTd.. ABJB'KSnWffWp'aS??
i - . w w.- ufi," m(-U9
ttMMt,kC'.
ParLaSfntAtTaesaay, Jane 10, 1M.
A trade cyclone in Cottens.
A carload seems like a handful
en such a day as Saturday.
Luckily the carloads are here.
Every kind. Ne excuses ; only
have a little patience. Yard
sticks can't fly faster.
Loek at the breezy Branden
burgs. Was ever any 20c cot
ton prettier or fitter for pleas
ant Summer wear? Shepherd
plaid designs (4 sizes of black
and white checks) have just
been added.
We've had let after let of
the 40-inch Batiste at I2'c.
Slipped out almost faster than
we could point te them. Ele
gant, light, and a generous
dress pattern for $t or less !
The armsful just in make at
jeast 1,000 pieces of the 30
inch Cotten Dress Cheviot that
we've had this season. Won
derful for wear. Neat plaids
and stripes, and only 1 24 !
i2c Ginghams are a rol
licking crewdT Styles into the
hundreds. Don't mistake them
for Scotch. There's a some
thing short if you see them
side by side. Think of Scotch
Zephyrs at 25c though ! and of
that royally rich range up te
the Borders and Damassee and
se en at 75c.
Lightest, airiest cottons tee.
French Printed Jacenet
Lawns, 25c.
Filmy French Printed Or
gandies, 37 ya.
French Printed Meusscline
de l'lndc, like a cobweb for
weight, like a flower-specked
meadow for beauty, zi Ac Ac
(pfeu remember the white
ground Printed Lawns of last
season? Se handsome, se
strong, se cheap ? Here again,
and for five cents a yard !
Northwest and northeast et centre.
Printed Weel Challis, 27 1-2,
50 and 60c, and Printed Me
hairs at 37 i-2c, are in the
thickest crowd of Summer
stuffs.
Southwest or centre.
It's a dull world if your eye
sight is peer. Fer the fullest
jjicusurc in eummer signt-sce-mg
you need geed eyes. Step
a few minutes at the Optical
counter. If your eyes need
help we'll say se and nothing te
pay.
Hleel Bpectaclcs, 60c. II, 11.50, $2, t!.M
Oeld H(icctacles, 10k SI M, 14k 14.50, fO.50
Opera and Tourists' Glasses
of course.
Near Juniper street entrance.
Jehn Wanamaker.
U'U (Doebo.
J. "
MARTIN .t CO.
During the Menth of June
AT
J. B. MARTIN & C0'8,
-A Meney Having Menth te Purchasers.
HEAVY REDUCTIONS
IN
DRESS GOODS.
a?1'?1 n.KI5i HIl'H-"5 quality den te aic.
Wc quality down te i5c.
IJLACK HII.Kff-'IVn pieces reduced te (lie.
teent eraliTru WBrrmu''J for elle cur "t
Huii,!M,i.t,.K?rA" ",e ." y Surah
hubs lteduced te 7Xe per j ard.
uh.V. VV"r;w"l7AB-;Ab0"t Iwenty.lve
Hbert Lengths, running fiem fi te 15 jards.
quVyU,&nl ",l0! ,lja QUU,Uy at "i
"LACK 'llRILLIANTINK-Kerlylic Inch
wMe at 60c. worth 75c, The Ureatest llargalii"
In lllaclc Uress tloe.leernfrered. i"'"'","
.'"'"J? ATNKS-Tlilny.he rent qnallly
i'ARAHOIJ Closing out the entire line, and
rt?.?J?,T1C,J-TUrea ncalns In UeVi wiles
SSIin.,n,iWt,B f ""f'rer Ulnghnm. be a
yard; HIUMuslln I yard wide, be; Rest Call,
cees at Se a yard; 20e Ticking at lido-He
Che let; Bhirtlug at 6c; Dreii CalfceT, at4Je a
LACE CURTAINH-Uurlng this month we
give the Greatest Values evereffered,
'.? Sff 8c ,0 anJ 12ic a yard.
UliEsJa CIlALL115t-Klfly plecss at 5c a
yard, sold everywhere at 8 and I0c a yard
t ringed and Marseilles Counterpanes,
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. Prince & W. King Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA.
egev &ne or ileut.
I?011 RKNT-IIANPSOME FRONT "heOM
U ou M fleer. Ne. 12 West King street ; finest
local en In the city for office or light builuess.
,n.SS.l!?,,f w w- AMOH,
"at-'M Aller-sOallerr.
JrVtternir.
T UTHER B. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNKir.AT-LJ W.
Hecend Kleer Esbleman La
North llnkKUtmet.
Ulldlnf. Ne, 43
rJIHE LANCAhT ER TRUbT COMKAN Y
bULIClTS CURRENT ACCOUNTS, TIME DE
KWITS AND TRUbT ESTATES.
Acts as Assignee. Executer, Ouardlan, Avrnt
etc. IUuU boxes In IU Klre and Uurglar Proof
Steel Vaults. Stores Valuables at moderate
rates.
WWmteSZ and N0KTU QUKEN ST-
Clearieg Sale
9wtlt.
Ttr-ATCHas, CLOCKS, .
Watches T
clocks,' na
A full gradnated Onthatmlc Optician will girt
careful attention te the correction of bad vision.
Rest repairing.
WEBER'S,
Vi North Queen street: Near P. R. R. Depot,
apat-lTd. .
KWELKR AND ORADUATC OPTICIAN.
GOLD WATCHES,
HILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND CANES.
Examination of Eyes Free 1
Ne Dreps Used 1
OHAS.. GILL,
NO. 10 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
TlTATCIIliS AND JEWELRY.
Watek and Jewelry.
If you wish te a buy a
GOOD GOLD WATOH
We can show you Kleganl Patterns In Ladles'
aud dent's Hires at n Wonderfully
Lew Price.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
GOLD AND HILVER BEAD NECKH AND
IIRACELEVH, KOHH, Ac.
Spectacles Properly Fitted.
Walter C. Herr,
101 North Queen St.,
COR. OK OHANQK.
rVAHM'H CORNER.
Owing te the number or cases we have for
treatment mid ndjuslment.we hae determined
te open the olllce en
Monday & Wednesday Evenings
Fer the accommodation of these who find It
dllllcult and expcusUe te leave their work dur
ing the day time.
OFFICE-SECOND KLOOR OF
ZahivTs Cerner
ENTRANCE :
NO. 3 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
sirOnice Hours from 7 te 10 p. in. Monday
nud Wednesday of each week.
ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE !
Ne Fees Charged !
All diseases of the Ee treated and operated
en hy n Urnduated Oculist or Unquestioned
Ability, uud thorough satisfaction Guaranteed
A FULL LINE OK
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware,
As well as the Novelties of the season, at the
Leest Cash Figures,
A Hpetlatty made of Intricate Watch and
Jewelry Repairing,
Ernest Zahm,
ZAHM'H CORNER, 1.ANCAHTEH, PA.
aprG-3md
Jtcfriflcvrttcr,
15 EFRIUERATORH, ETC.
The Dollars Saved
By purchasing a
BHLDMIN
Celd Dry-Air Refrigerator
will mere than pay the advance In cost of Ice
this season ever last,
WATim COOLERS,
ICE-CREAM FREEZERS.
Specialties ;
BUGGY AND WAGON HARNESS
TENNIS RACKETS,
HAMMOCKS.
SPREOHER'S
Baby Carriage Bazaar,
NO. Si EAST K1NU ST.
aprlT-tfJTu.ThJW
Srtt0.
TTATS NEW AND l'RETTV.
StaufFer & Ce.,
Lancaster's Leading Hatters,
Exhibit the Largest and Best Selected Stack or
Straw and Summer Hats
AT '111 E VKRV LOWEST 1'OSSIHLEPiaCES
Men's Fine Dress Straw Hats at 25 fonts.
CIIILDREN'Hat Any Price you Name.
FINE LIGHT-WEIGHT STIFF HATS,
In all the Hummer Shadce, at Jl.'Ji tp K.
LAWN TENNIS CAPS AND HATS, All Celer.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAOS
'or the Vacatleu Season, at Very Lew .Prices
stauffFr & CO.,
31 and 33 North Qmu Street
J
GILL!
Iiimliiaiiiiii IWnls!
Spectacle Department !
guvnimv.
niruM n cxmmisk
j AIIOMAEK-DOWN .
j -AT-
Widmyer's Cerner.
EAST KINO AND DUKE STS.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Te Red nee Stock Before Maklnr Improve
ments, lncludlnf a New Frent, Every Oradeel
FURNITURE
WILL DE BOLD AT PRICES
Meier Before Known in Lancaster.
We Must Have the Roem, and the Pleck
Must Be Reduced. Call while these Bargains
an te be bad.
WIDMYER,
CORNER OP
EAST KINQ AND DUKE STREETS.
e
CHBAdlBBS.
SPECIAL OFFERING
-FOR
JUNET
Handsome Parler Suites
' IN THE
Latest Coverings. Finely Made,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
(2d,Bd A 4th Kleer.) Ne. 81 SOUTH QUEEN
H
EIMITSU'S FURNITURE DEPOT.
WIDE-AWAKE
Y
I) u vers dcslrlnir a combination et Highest
uallly of the Manufacturer's Art In all the
ewesi aud Latest De.lgas nnd the Levrest
quality of the
Newest i
Prices In
Furniture, Curtains,
ilits, &c,
Parler S
Should he awake te their own Interests and
call upon us when their wants will be fully sup
plied. We offer trMlay a splendid assortment of Par Par
eor Suits In Tapestries and Plushes nt specially
Lew Prices..
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Sonth Queen Street
95veesvte.
AT CLARKE'S!
Teas, Coffees and Groceries Tbat
Can Talk.
Let your eyes and palate J udg
Come and try our Pure Teas, Selected Coffees
and Standard Sugars.
Fancy Grades of OLD COUNTRY TEAS.
If you want a pound of Real Old Country Tea
give Clarke's Famous Tea a trial.
SUver-Vlated Ware given away with Gelden
Maracalhe Coffee and our New Baking I'ewder.
The ware has te be seen te be appreciated.
Bargains In Dried Beef, Ham and Bologna.
Come and see our Cheew snap fertheueit
seven days.
Fine Yerk County Strawecrrlc.
Samuel Clarke, Agt,
Tea, Coffee and Grocery Stere,
13111 Seuth Queen St., Near Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa.
4r-Telephene.
A T BURSE'S.
Geed Old Potatoes
WHOLESALE AND REI"AIL.
Fresh Strawberries DailY
SCO cans of Cern at 6e a can.
PINE OLD CREAM CHEESE.
Canned Blackberries, te close out stock, at
5c, put up with suxar. Alse, Raspberries and
Whortleberries. Dried Apples. Peaches, Cher
ries, etc., cheap te close out stock,
AT
BURSK'8. 17 E. KING ST
LANCASTER, PA.
A T HEIST'S.
Tbe Glorious Fourth Dawns Upen Us
REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Has a Whole Carload of Ever) thing In the
LINE COMING IN.
Send for our Descriptive Price List.
. Extra Large Exhibition Pieces of All De
slgus,:Uarden aud Lawn Exhibition l'lecvs,
Water Klrowerks, Beinb.uellj, Floral Bomb
shells, Star aud Serpent Mines, Batteries of
Colored Stars, Colored Sauclssens, Prismatic
Fountains, Floral Fountains, .Erelttes, Flower
Pets, Qeysers. Deuble Triangle Wheels, Verti
cal Wheels, Rosette Wheels, Trumpet Wheels,
Flying Pigeons. Cannen Rockets, Parachute
Rockets, sky Rockets. Reman Candles, Tour
billions, Mlnes,.Mlue Batteries, Star Batteries,
Caunen Crackers, Dyuamlte Crackers, Torpe
does, Cannons, Pistols, Blank Cartridges, and a
hundred miner specialties.
TO THE RETAIL TRADE.
Fire Crackers are advanchir. We will sell
you cheaper by far than what New Yerk par
ties want te-day. We have ever 400 boxes bought
at lewe.t prices before they ever advanced.
Yeu will ret the bcneilL We have no old trash
te work off.
See our Big Window Display next week aud
send for price. We will alu ays protect ou.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST JUNO AND PRK'CE STS.
Directly Opposite
J, B. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, aud
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
JV-Loek terjbe Blc Sign,
Wheels, Bombshell Salutes, Whistling Bombs,
Colored Fire Pets, Bengal Lights, Club Fires
Colored Fire. Colored Turchei. I'umrln l ii,.
$H0.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
Coming in Daily I
-AT-
D. P. STACKHOUSE'S,
28 k 30 EAJT KINO atftEBT.
Light aid Etegtnt, bet Durable Geefe.
for Het Weatker Wear,
FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
EASE, COMFORT, LOW PRICES.
STACKHOU8E
LEADER OF LOW PRICES IN SHOES,
23 A 30 BAST KINO ST.
T ARGEST ASSORTMENT I
Oxfords and Slippers.
The largest Assortment of Ladles'. Miasm',
Children'! and Infants' Oxfords and Slippers In
this city. This statement, te some people, may
seem te be an Idle beast, but te our many cus
tomers who have been buying their Oxfords
and Slippers here for the past two seasons,
knew hew truthful It Is, as then we had the
Largest Stock and Assortment In tbe city, and
this season we have added .a great many of Ilia
Latest Styles.
LARGEST AND FINEST DISPLAY IN THE
CITY IN OUR WEST WINDOW.
Ladies' Dongola Patent Leather Tip Oxford!
at 05c, 75c, II 00, f 1 25 and upwards.
Ladles' Dongola Plain Tee Oxfords at II 00,
tl 85, fl 60, U Wand upwards.
Ladles' Patent Leather Frent Oxfords at tl 33,
II 60, and 00.
Ladles' Russet or Tan Oxfords with Tips and
Plain Tees, 63c, 75c II 00, tl 2 and upward.
Ladles' Kid Opera Slippers at We, 75c, tl 00,
II A II 60 and 00. "
Ladles' Fine Beaded Slippers, with Buckles,
Bews, Etc., tl 25, II 50 and fi 00.
Mlsees' Dongola and Russet. Tip and Plain
Tee Oxfords, at 75c, 00c, tl 10 and upwards.
Child's Dongola and Russet Oxfords at 80c,
75c. 11 00, tl 25 and tl 0.
Infant's Dongola and Russet Oxfords at Kc,
60c, 75c and tl 0U. And ethers net mentioned.
In fact we have everything from the cheapest
te the best. ;
The One-Price Cash Heuse,,
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Price tn . '
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO&3 A S EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
far-Stere Closed Every Evening at 0 o'clock!
except aiuuuay seu eaiuraay.
!Cavpct.
e
ARPETSI CARPETS
CARPETS !
Custom Rag Carpets
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing ! Dyeing ! Dyeing !
LANCASTER FANCY STEAM DYEING
WORKS
Are second te none In Pennsylvania rer finish
el work of all kinds. Feathers Dyed All Shades.
Orders will receive prompt attention.
PHILIP SCHDM, SON & CO.,,
NO. IS) SOUTH WATER STREET,
LANCASTER. PA. feblMmd
T
HE LANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
S. St V.
All Goods at Reduced Prices j
AND
Always One Price te All.
AWNINGS, MATTINGS, SHADES, CUR-
TAINS, FURNITURE COVERS,
AC, ilC.
Carpets Cleaned and Belaid.
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street
Bug20-lyd
Sleuv,
T EVAN'S LOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Makes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Hakes a BIG Leaf of Bread.
Makes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
-WUATMORE DO YOUWANTftt
DRUNKENNESS.
LIQUOR HABIT.
In All tbe World there Is but One Cure.
DR. HAINES GOLDLW SPECIFIC.
It can be given In a cup of entree or tea, or In
articles of feed, without the knowledge or the
patient. If necessary ; It Is absolutely harmless
and will effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
an aloebollo wreck. IT NEVER FAILS. It
operates se quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience,
and ere be is aware, his complete reformation Is ,
eilected. 48 paee book of particulars free.
til AH. A. LOCHEH, Druggist,
Ne. 9 Fast King SU, Lancaster, Pa.
ocUKeed-TThAS
10
PER CENT. DEBENTURE STOCK CER
tlflcate In multlnles efflOO. earnings
guarantee rash dividend of 10 per cent, per an
num, payable semi-annually, arlssned Dythe
Building and Lean Association of DakotaHeme
Office, Aberdeen, Seuth Dakota). Ne member
ship fee or ether expense Incident te Issuance
of stock. Stock may be converted Inte cash at
surrhase Drlce after two rears. IniMtnr a.
cured by teal estate mortgages te double the
huiuuu, ui vuv iiiruucu ucpuaiica
Trustee. trorrespeQaence ins
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