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iU$8lcal nud meutnt
wsy.riig. There Is a great
. grant hent; consequently
xvu uriiiermerc, uieru is no
itr t ItArt f llin nrA1iil iitlfl tli ufil f-
jlepcct for the ether part. Hew n man
vR-a of ordinary sensibilities can exist in n
'ST "Estate of happiness in n crowd In the hent
ffl.Tl when he Is without the minnrirL of linne?
W w ., -------------.-, x t-
or maceration. eiBcu-cawcm, we ue net
understand.
It must be cenfwscd, however, thut
the ordinary .man is net very obedient
te the commands f philosophy, und
he will de whnt bccui te be the nest
extraordinary things, hut which nre
proven te be ordinary and natural 1)3
the persistence nud unanimity with
which men de thorn. Te gather together
f.iu n crowd is net a thing which wlfidem
will generally commend, n crowd net
being often a comfort. Hut crowd
wlil sat her upon the slightest pretext.
Our country folk lifted te ceme te Lan
caster en Whitsuntide, In great crowds,
when the girls would stand sweltering
In rows, three or four deep, In the hotel
walling rooms all day long ; and go
home weary In the uvctilng and think
perhnps that they had Ikmmi h tippy J
though of Inte years the lads and lasses
neem te have concluded that the giune
did net pay and the grcnt crowds of
Vhltsuntlde are no mere.
There is net tv'blt mere souse among
the crowds of men that gather at politi
cal conventions in the hottest day of the
year, without having any business
there. Thtwe who go te boom their can
didates may be said te have some busi
ness ; but hew cnu any one have busi
ness of that kind ut the Ilarrlsburg
convention, whereeverylMMly knows uud
says that Quay's man will be chosen?
Wc have had brass bands and houdsge
out of our town te boom brother Martini
ami en the ether side te burst his boom ;
the sense of which Is net cousplcuetis
under the conditions that will govern
the scleclieu of the lieutenant govorner
e well ns governor. We are pleased,
however, that brother Martin litis a
chance te get out his brass bunds and
banners once at least. It may be his
only chance ;iiud surely It would be a
sere pity that u boom he has liun-wl se
long should net have a brais baud and
n parade in it at least once. And there
ought te be particular comfort te a
a man who runs for lieutenant governor
and excrts himself te get a pecend place.
It is net every man who regards
the political prizes of llfe as se lovely
that he is inclined te labor and te long
for a second place. Ills bad enough te
go through the exasperation and heat
of a battle for a nomination for gover
nor ; and n man who has spent much
labor in this pumult cnu hardly Hatter
himself that he gets n big ruward when
he wins it; butn struggle for n llcut
ennut governorship certainly does net
efTer a great reward te a man of brother
Martin's talents, and when te get it he
must be credited with having bowed the
knee te Una!, It is better that he should
be without it. We cannot wish him suc
cess. The Law autl Trusts.
The New Yerk court of appeals has
declared Hint the North River Rcllnlug
company lest its charter by becoming a
member of the Sugar Trust. The court
says that It lias t-e failed In the perform
ance of Its corporate duty as te require a
judgment of dissolution ; uud that "there
can be no partnerships of separate and
independent corporations, whether di
rectly or indirectly, through the medium
of a trust) ue subtnutltil consolidations
which avoid and disregard the statutory
previsions and restraints ; but that
manufacturing corporations must be and
remain several as they were created.'"
This law heauxt te be e indisputable
as te cause wonder that it should
ever have becu doubted. Corporations
created for special purposes have un
dertaken te combine together, us
though they were individuals, te peel
their buslntsi and divlde their
profits. They tire net individuals,
but creatures of statute, created
with special privileges and powers
that are given te them for the public
geed. Without these powers they can
not live ; and when they exceed their
privileges they are paralyzed. When
they abuse their powers and privileges
with intent te injure the public that they
were chartered te lciiellt, they jtihtly
forfeit their charters.
These sugar refineries undertook te
unite In a trust, te which each separate
corporation gave n power te act for it
and te peHsess Its property. The ac
knowledged purpose was te lestrlct
production and increase prices. Such
a combination of corporations i un
lawful en the face of it. The nets
which Individuals, who hnve but their
natural powers, cannot de, muy net be
done by corporations which have uu-
natural and special powers given them
for special purposes of public benefit.
Hurrah for the Fifth or Jul)-.
The Fourth of July comes en Friday
this year, and there is a movement en
the pnrt of the empleyes of riillndclplitn
business houses te secure a three days
holiday by having stores closed nnd
business suspended en fiatuiday ns
well as en the Fourth. This teems
te be a very brllliaut idea, for
Philadelphia, where retail bust
ne3 drops te a very low mark'during
the het weather and every one who can
(lie from the city doe se, while thefce
who cnu net, fiisteu up their front shut
ters and try te Imagine themselves at
the seashore or mountains. It would
even de for Lancaster, although the
suspension could net be fe com
plete because our city is the
heart of au agricultural ceuuty,
uud the holiday comes at a time when
farmers cau uet well spare a day from
, their Held labor. Their activity makes
it neasary for the town te keep awake,
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Ha .glut AJ t.j1.i
TS.ccti'wWalR. the chance of
,nvn,li'nf J-"' .nor Is a ram event in
was '.WrVtf clerk. nnd Imagination
WJtityflfer? 'HO effort te grar.p the vnst
$&1MC?jir , of pleasure that may be
.mimed Inte three days by hard work
ancijuuicieimiiiHtiiiig. employers tuny
also consider that by granting a day they
may give their -men a three days sleck
of cheerfulness which will Incuas the
value of their services. These considera
tions variously applied muy make the
day after the Fourth unequally glorious
day for many, but cacli business man
must act according te his Judgment and
the demands of his trade. The cotton
mills and Iren works will net run en Sat
urday, btcnuse It will net pay te get up
steam for a single day's run.
l)li. Hiiow.n-Mkqiaiie, of ellxlr of life
fame, hobs upeg.iln sorenely with a ropeit
te the French Academy of Ulolegy In
which he claims by n new trcntmeiit with
the elixir te Imve cured cases of chronic
Intermittent fover, roetod neurnlgln, rheu
matism, Insomnia, and even leprosy. A
New Yerk llentUl dispatch says that he
referred particularly te a euro otilaiued by
a leading physician in the case of a goutlo geutlo goutle
ninti well known te a fallow member, M.
d'Arseiival, who corroborated Dr. Ho He
qnard's statement. "The new system finds
no morn favor with his scientific associates
than did his llrst. A large uinjerlty speak
pityingly of the grand lntellectiinl capacity
which Is losing. If It has net already lout,
Its Just biitniice, but seme warmly praise
the old professor, who, at the ulesu of a
long career, when olher men are resting en
their InureU, porsevorna In labor which he
bJliiVJs te bu that of science, careless of
Miioeror sarcasm."
A niNi'Aicii from Itle Janeiro announces
the promulgation of the new constitution
en Monday. This Is something of u sur
prise as llrazillnu advices have Intimated
thut It would be delayed until Novembor,
but the constitution lUulf Is a greater sur
prise, for In splte of the gloomy predictions
of many It turns out te he u very llberal
and well devlsed Instrument. It Is mod
eled upon our own system ofgevornmoiit,
the president and cabinet being responsi
ble only te the peeple, for although the Arsi
president Is te be clouted by Congress, the
constitution provldes that thereafter the
prosldeut shall he elected by means of
doctors. The pcHipte select doctors In pro
portion te their delegation In Congress.
Knell stnte tins n scpnrate meeting of its
electors en the wune day and at the sumo
hour. If no citizen shull obtain an abso
lute majority of the electoral college, then
Congress shull elect, elioeHing fiem the three
persens who may have the largest number
of vetes. Alter this, in case no one is yet
elected, Cengress shull again veto, dropping
the third naiue and voting for the two
who have the lnrgest unmoor of vote?,
se that the prosldeut-elout shull have tin
absolule majority of the votes cast. The
president shall be elected for six years,
and shall bu Ineligible for the next ten
years succeeding Ids term of ofllce. The
prosldeut of the Senate is vice picHldcut,
and alter him vacancies In the pnwlileuey
are le be filled by the speaker of the Heuse,
ami, lastly by the president of the stipremn
court. There am llnee sounteis for ouch
state and two bundled deputies aj lowed
acceidlng te population. This constitu
tion is expected te heroine the law of the
laud without any tinkering from the as
Hembly te whom it must be siibmlttel.
Ilnizllluu prospects should new brlghteu,
for with a fair prospect of substantial gov
ernment ami recognition from the United
states and 1'iance the nation Is gettlng
llrinly en Its fect.
Tin: Sugar Tiust men nre exceedingly
calm in spite of the blew their organization
has rocelved from the New Yerk court of
appeals In the annulment of the charter of
the North Itlver Sugar Helleery ceniuny.
.Mr.IIavomeyerls tpieted assaying thut the
trust will net disband, but will be chiinged
te bring it within the scope and spirit of the
law, as there is nothing In the decision
agulust the consolidation ol'ictlneiies. The
crushing of trusts by law is very much like
chasing uiosipiltees with a club. The pon
derous swing of the weapon gl os them
plenty of tlme te get out of the way. Per
Imps, by and by, persistent Democratic
hostility te tni'its may lead te the produc
tion of morn hamly legal weapons, and
then they may be gloriously smashed.
CATTl.i: AMI MF..VT INSPECTION.
Ttia l'liddeek Substitute- Fin- thu Vest
Hill.
The Semite committee en ngricultuia
and forestry en Tuesday instructed Chair
man l'uddeck te report favorably (with
nniouduieuts) the substitute proposed by
him two or three weeks age for Senater
Vest's bill te provide for the Inspection
of eatlle and beef products Intended
for expert. The changes mnde by the
committee were for the purpose of car
rying out the views of the Senate, us ex
pressed In the debate upon the original bill.
As reported the substitute provides for mi
inspection at thopliwe of killing of cattle
and hogs, the carcasses of whleli are the
subjects of inter-stute couunercc, previous
te their slaughter, in all cases when the
socretnry of agriculture deems it necessary
or expedient. A poxt-uiertom examination
of carcasses inteuded te be I'm tber in epared
ter consumption at canning establishments
or clsewhere, may also be ordered by the
soeretury of agriculture In case oi'the dis
covery of uny diseased animal or carcass,
It shall be dostieycd ; also any product of
such carcass found te be unlit ler human
consumption, l'cunltles are provided for
soiling condemned animals, carcasses or
prod nets thereof, ortrausjiertiug them from
ene state te another, or any uninspected
animal or carcass. The bill Is te take clfeet
In 00 ilays after passatre.
The tltle Is amended te read as folleivsj:
" A bill te provide ler the Inspection of
live stock about te be slaughtered at slaugh
ter houses, canning, suiting, packing and
rendering establishments, mid Ihecnieasscs
and products of the Nene which me in
tended for human consumption In any state
or territory ether than v here slaughtcied,
or ler exportation te foreign countries and
ter ether purposes."
Van HeuteVh
Knrthet.'
Cocea " Hest and Oees
lllgcst Your Feed
If you niit lobe hcullhy. Hew can you If
jeurU'cth refuse te de tlictr work T Get them
put In order by skilled dcutUtx, nnd use sOZO
IIONT te Keep them right. H07.0IIONT is the
best prepnrnilen for the teeth.
Threw Away ?:ir0,
" Troubled with nstlmui for eight ytnrs. Net
quite two bottles of lhumut' J-.Tretrtc Oil cured
me completely, lifter spending MX) without thu
slightest bencllt." This In whnt August Trub.
ner, of Tyrene, III., suj . Held lu lincuster by
W.T. Much, 137 und til North liiiecn Mreel.
m
Weiiiiiu'm Werk.
There Is no end te the tntkk which dully con
fronts the geed heuncwlfe. Te be a geed boute beute
kcepcr he llrst requisite is goeit lieallli. Hew
can a woman contend Qtulnst the trluls nnd
worries of heusekc-eiilnc: If she Is sutferlui: from
UiOMj dlnlicitlng Irregulnrltlas, nilments uud
weaKnesws peculiar ki ntr sex 7
Dr. Fierce'
r these ills-
Favorite Prescription Is n kpeclllc for these (lis
eruere. iiie euiy
remedy, sold by druggists,
uuderuiioaltlveguuraiiUe Irem the muiiufac-
runm. bHtlbCHctieu
uuuntulccil In ecryvHe
or money refunded.
bev printed guarantee un
W.Thiw
ueiue HrpK.r,
S,Ps6
PNflteMill T" ?'Mfl -v IM'WSM'
,r -f
AZ had
iHtes'under
'i summer of
. and my sle-
essly disordered.
inc. I leek chronic
e time inv life wnsdft-
'family. The Iradtn nhysl-
ion n try wrre consulted, und the
imstcrca nymem never mu wiy
Reed, and I lingered lielween nre
. thr Inter bclnir preferable te the
..inlra I Wfu nriiiHl,ir. In Mntr. 1HSS. I le-
mnie dlsgnstftl with physician nnd their
medicine. 1 dropped them nil, nnd depended
solely en Swift's Specific (S.H. H.n few bottles
of whleli innda me permanently well well
from then until new."
MADE HIS LIFE A BURDEN,
t have had scrofula until It made my lire a
burden. I was liiepre.lbly miserable, lax.
weak, sleepless, and unhappy; desiring that
the short time which seemed te have been
Hetted te me en this earth would hasten te an
end. 1 tried doctors' Ircnlniciitnnd medicine,
nnd travel, but nn,i of thosedldnny geed, for
thelscreriiln gradually grew worst. Oncphysi;
clnn, who I Traveled fiir te see, and te whom 1
mid SIM, gave np the canons hopeless. I then
imve nip all ether mcdlulnes, mid took only
Swifts Hpecinc (H. 8. H.) Four hollies of that
medicine cured me, nud for the past four years
I linve nan as excellent ncaiin nnuiam nsjree
from dlicasc an anybody living"
' fc.NKl.aeN, Fremont, Neb.
Trent I c en mood and Skin Diseases mulled
ff(T) BW1IT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, (la.
B'
ETTICR THAN TKA AND COFFEE FOR
THE NERVES.
Van Heuten's Cocea
"LARGEST HALE IN THE WORLD"
Ask your Grocer for II, take no ether. (B
&tticcUrtuceurt
OltCAHT IHON ril'K K-ITTINUH. HO I'll
nlnln nnd riilucliiK. up Ui (Unch dlnineter.
Mall
ilnllentiln l'lttlinrs. Mhih-'ck. f'lnnitn UuIeiih.
Mauireldn, American Union. Tube HupierU,
Ilnngerii, Kloeruud Oiling l'laU'8, go te JOHN
IIKHT'H, X Knst Millien street. In7-tfd
1701l I10I.TH, I.AO HCltKWH, HKT BCllKWH,
Kfiuimnnd HexnKen Nutii, tliunegeiKls In
siecli, auuiin ne")i ,
OTEnut Fulton t reel.
m7-tr(i
17I0H AM KHIL'ANHlailTFKEDUYUNIIKK
" IjiibrlcaUirs, UlauOII Cup ferllcnrlngH,
vim ran get them nt JOHN IIUHT'H, ilH Kat
Fulteii utri'ct. ni7-tfd
TTIOHIIOILBinUIJKlHlUHHKH, BTH.mON
12 I 'IHi wrenelics.i,liiennuniiiKty
combined, Kllci. Oil C'iiiih, etc , go
IIIXr,:t luwt Kulton HtrceU
te JOHN
1117-tfd
TJAHTlCUIiAK ATTKNTION TAII) TO
1 MihIcI Making, l'nttcrns, llrnwlngi and
lliue 1'rletK, at prices rciiKeuublc, at JOHN
lll';H'r,M..1U bimtFulteiiHtiecU H17-IM
STKAMHEATIHTIIKCOMINtlllKATFOIl
dwclllnes. churcheH. rchoel house, etc.
IneitKli siicccMiriilly UKud ene hundred
all'
nip). Wnen you conlempiiilea change, cnu en
JOHN HKHT, who will kIve you ix tuitlftftictery
Jeb, (Unfair price.
ni-ii(i
JUMrtJ, IIOILKItH. MININO.OKNTIUFU
Knl nnd Steam I'nmps, et any capacity, nt
)HN lllTH. 3.H liist Fulton street. m7-lfd
T FVOU WANT A FIKHT-CI.AHH TOIITAIILE
Knglne nnd Heller, en wheels, cheap, us tlie
follewliiK prices shew: 0 horse-power, $175 J S
liorse-powur, (.' ; 10 horse-pownr, (575; 15 liorne lierne liorne
pewer, $875; 1 horse-power, $1,175, cull at JOHN
M'JiTH, :( Ivnst Fulton street. In7-tfd
-I HAY'HHI'KCIFIOMKDICINK.
GRAYS BPEOIPlb MEDICINE.
TlIK UltlEAT KNOI.1S1I ItKMKllV. An unmil unmil
Inifcure for Seminal Weakness, Hpcrimihirrliiti,
Iiiipetency nnd nil lllenes that fellow ns n se
quence, of Hfilf-AbiiHe ; as Less of Memery, Unl
vimkiiI LnsNlluile, I'ntii 111 tlie Hack, Iilmuess of
Vision, lrcinntui Old Age, und ninny ether
dlxenscs thut lend te Iimuulty or Consumption
ami a rrenuuure uravc,
- Fer imrltculars 111 our pamphlet, which
ve clcnlre te send frce by mult te every one.
e The Hpecltle Medicine Is sold by all drug-
gists nt fl n.r pnckngaerslx pnckngcsferK). or
will On sent fie by mull en receipt of the
money, by addressing:
Till: OKAY MEUICINK CO.,
Iluflnle, N. Y.
Onnoceuutof counterfeits, we huve adopted
the Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine
Held In I Jineaster, Pa., by W.T, llecil.
murSdyd
"IIITEH'H MTTLK MVKK I'JI
,I,H.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Hick IlendDCheaud relieve all the tumbles Inci
dent te it bilious state of thu system, such as
Ul.lncs", Nuiueii. IlrewKlucsH, Distress after
Kiting, I'ulu In the Hide, .te. While their most
enuirkalile success bus been shown lu curing
sick:
Headnrhe, yet OAUTKIl'H MTTM: I.IVKU
I'll, IX am cqunlly valuulile In Cousllpiilteii,
curing und pruveutlug this uuneylUK com
plaint, nlille they also correct nil dlsurdcrsef
lliosteiiinch, stlmulutu thu liver and regulate
the bends. Ken If they only c 11 led
Ache they would be almost priceless te these
who sutler from Ibis distressing cemplaint:
but ferluiintcly their goodness docs net end
here, and lliose who eucu try them will find
uiuM) nine puis vuiuaeiit 111 se inuny ways null
they will net bu willing
10 uu WllUOlll me
em.
inn alter all sick iieiui
ACHE
Is the bane of se inuny liven that Here is where
tt mnke our great beast. Our pills euro It while
ethers de mil.!
UAHTKH'H IjHTI.K I.IVKU l'IM nre very
siiinlt and very easy le lake. One or two pills
mnkundwe. They are strictly vegetable and
douetgrlpo or purge, but b their gvulle ac
tion please all who use them. 1.1 vials ul ' cU ;
five ler II. Held every w here or sent by uiutl.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK.
Small Pill. Small Dese. Small Price
uugl2-lydeed
V"
INCO CHEWING TO.VCC().
VINC
O
(XxriiA -vavv)
CHEWING
TOBACCO.
This Standard llmud of l'lug Tobacco 1b ac
knowledged le be the bet chew nnd the largest
piece for the money In tlie market, I Wace (in
tag en farh tumji. Its cilcnstvu sale for many
yenrs hnsestnbllshed Its imputation. There Is
iiethtug licttei. Try II. Fer mle by lUnlers and
greceis.
1890.
nprll-satcod-eeniA13tw
leuv.
EV
AN'61-l.OUlt.
LEVAN'S FLOUR !
In the manufacture of this
Fleur great care is exercised in
the selection of the wheat, and
by geed milling it is kept tip te
the highest standard and pos
sesses all the qualities neces
sary te make the Best Bread
and Handsome Biscuit.
rir -
'
nedy, June 25, 10.
yZswnmcr Fair.
V bad weatner can cnecK
ie dcuncnint? interest inspired
by the present conditions here.
The store is attractive. The
pretty rustic booths, the colos
sal fans, the decorations, includ
ing the Studie Cerner and the
Japanese fan seller, all are in
teresting. Yeu expect such
things here. In fact you ex
pect mere here than elsewhere
mere te amuse and divert,
mere te buy and cheaper, mere
service and better,
often disappointed,
Arc you
There's no better way te tell
what big Muslin Underwear
values a Tittle money will buy
than te held a few things up in
the papers.
Gowns :
Ooed Muslin. 28 nlnlbi en
l yoke, neck, yoke
KlicsTibrle ruffle,
nnd nleeves trimmed wli
fiSc.
Ooed Mu!ln, V-Mineed yoke, 78 fine plnlUt
en yoke, yoke, neck nnd sleeve trimmed
with nent Hamburg edge and beading,
Ilc.
Skirts :
Ooed Muslin, wide ruffle of blind embroid
ery, I jilnlts above, tV
Heavy fine Meulin, wide, hem and 5pln!l,
, yoke band, 50c.
OimkI Muslin, ruffle of pretty embroidery,
two clusters of plnlts above ruffle, 11.35.
Corset Cevers :
Fine Cambric, high square neck, trimmed
with 2 rows of Insertion, edge, beading
and 41 fine plnlts, 55c.
Drawers :
Btretig Muslin, with edge of choice patterns
of Torchon luce nnd It) plaits above, 75c,
rine Muslin, ruffle of nent embroidery
with 10 plaits above, 60c.
Chemise :
Fine Pcrcnle, French hnnd-cmbreldcrcd In
pretty ilenlgns en front nnd shoulders nnd
round neck nud sleeves, 65a.
Second fleer, Jiinlpcrstrccl side.
It's a matter of some mo
ment in these days of dear ice
whether the Refrigerator is a
big- ice-cater or net. These
who have made careful tests
say the Puritan Refrigerator
does its Averk with less ice than
any ether. There's no doubt
as te hezv it does its work. The
most perfect Refrigerator. Sim
ple, sure, and easy te keep
clean.
Uprights, $12.75 te $6e.
bidebeards, $12 te $40.
Ice Chests, $4.50 te $20.
Iliisement, northwest of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Q3treccvtC0.
AT CLARKE'S
Geed News and Lew Prices
AT
CLARKE'S.
Shredded Outs, ene or the. most delicious
brcnkrnstilMies in existence, lOeupacknge or
lUe per pound.
HiiunroCelleo Cukes roduced teCcylb.
Extra Family Cruckers, Ocyib,
Extra Seda Cnickcrs, 5!ic v lb.
Asserteil Cruckers, semewlint broken, 60 fi Iti.
Arbuekle's Arlusn CerTee, a,c.
l.j en llraiid of CefTie, Skj.
(leldeu Mnmciilbe Ceflce, Willi silver-plated
ware, :!0c. OzuiiibeoCer7ee,wllh Masen Jur free,
.'We. We hnve tlie best 'ic and itfe, Collee tn the
city. Fair drinking Cenees, I2J, 15, 18 and 'JO
cents per pound.
Tile liesi Ulc llroem you ever saw.
Iuikci'h or Hire's Reet llcer, Hea bottle.
Cemu und see the Mammoth Ueun of th
w erld.
Samuel Clarke, Agt.,
Teu.Cottee and Grocery Stere,
12 A II Seuth Queen HI., Near Ccntre Square,
Ijincustur, l'a.
TOR TUB tm OF JULY, 1S80. "
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!
WHOLESALE ANDHETAIU
Exhibitions furnished, comprising a variety
of new nud beautiful designs for Public nnd
Private Displays of the must brilliant und lust
ing colors.
Willi 1111 experlence el 25 years in the busl-
nesH, we cau get you up a pregramme giving a
varied and most pleas!
Ml
g display.
Colored
Works.
Our works nre colored Jlrcs and net surpuK.ed
by nny.
If 1011 want a publle exhibition or private
display for yourself, give iik n cull or write us.
ID. S. Bursk,
NO. 17 L'AST KINO STM-XT,
LANCASTER. PA.
A T HEISTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Grand Display of FIREWORKS!
Heaviest Stock In the City.
Anether Half Carload 011 the Wny.
Send for our Decrlptlve Price List.
Ne old stock le work eir, but New, Altmctlve
and Handsome Designs.
The llle Wnreroemsnnd Ple Hlg Windows
Check hill.
SKASONAHLi: (IOODS.
I 'ream Cheese, 10c, 12tc and lie.
Elnest Seltzcraud Lliiiburger.
A drlel Twele cans (Klre Goods) Illurkber
rlc. for Zic
New Mackerel, llrst In the city, Large, 12e
w tt.
GRAND SMOKED -MEAT DEPOT.
Summer llolegnn, De V "
Boneless Hum, extremely line, und delicious,
12Uc Y ft.
Plcule llnmi. finest wc ever Imd, 10c ft.
Sklu-Duck Hams, nil fill removed, very hand
some, IDKc.
Finest Breakfast Uncoil, lean, 12!iic V m.
Extra Dried Reef, 10c V.
Finest Knuckle Dried llecf, 15c ft.
Whiter llolegiiu: This Is a llolegnn mndc I10.I
winter, new nlce nnd dry, well seasoned, nnd
think It the finest we ever liad. Try It.
MIXED SPICES.
A mixture of nrtccn dlMercnt kinds of Whole
Spires.
Jelly Tumblers. Jelly Crocks, Fruit Jars, Gum
Rings for Jars, Stenewnre. Milk Crocks, Cream
Crocks, llulter Crocks, Milk Pans, Mene Jugs,
etc. Picnic Plates, bummer Drinks, Insect
Powder, Slug Shet, Reet llcer, Krult.Sj run, (all
tlnxeis), and a hundred new things.
UOTTLED GOODS.
Tlie biggest avsertment of Olhes nnd Table
OIU In tlicclly.
Tliclluest iisserlmcnt of Rettlcd Goods In the
city.
HLOOKEK'S DUTCH COCOA
Leads the world. Aiitl-dyspcpUc, eiully pre
pared, and gees far.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRI.VCESTS.
Directly Ops)Rlte
J. II. .Martin A Ce.'s Dry floods Stere, und
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
as-I,oek for the Big Sign ucress the pave
ment. CARRY IN STOCK-REST CHARCOAL,
Hammered Kir Iren, Deuble Refined Iren,
llurdrn's Rhet Iren, Rivets, Het and Celd
Heller lien, steel, Shirt Iren 3-16 toNe. lU.ut
JOHN HErtT'B.MJ East 1'ulteuitu-et. iu7-tfd
fiLOTHma.
rtUi
L. Gaijcanih & Bre;
nmt
The GrrtrC., JndHfff nh Errr Wftrtd
-m
MEN'S, BOV AND CUIf.DRENH
Children's Hulls, former price tl nnd ft 25;
new selling at 75e. .
Children's Hulls, former prices, II JO and 12;
new selling at 11.10. .
Children's Hulls, former price 12.60; new
selling nltl.50.
Ileyn' HnlU, former price H.50; new selling
at 12.25
Heys' Stilt, former prices te ; new selling at
Reys' Suits, former price 17.50 ; new selling nt
Men's Hultj.fermcr price t80: new sslllngat
3.25.
Men's Hulls, former pries 110; new wiling at
9725.
Children's l"nnU, 2Cc. 25c, Sec, 50r, 75c.
Hummer Ceat nud Vests at Reduced Prices.
Men's Hummer Coats at 20c, 23c. 83c, 40c.
Men's Hummer Cents nnd Vesta nt 75c, 90c, II
S1.25, 11.75, 12.1.!, 11, 5.
Men's Working 1'anU reduced te t5c.
NOW 18 THE TIME FOR BARGAINS.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors nnd Manufacturers of Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
66 anil X0ETR QUIBIf IT.,
I.W. CORNER OP ORANOB, LANCASTER, PA.
s-Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
49 De cautious nnd make no mistake se that
yen get te Uie rlirht plnce.
-TYERH AKATHFON.
AN ATTRACTIVE LINE
OF
SUMMER
CLOTHING
AT
REASONABLE TRICES FOR YOUR
INSPECTION.
Hen's Thin Goats and Yests
FROM II 25 TO $7 5a
nnndsome In Stylennd Celer and Substantially
Mndc. Just such ns you'll want for
Met Weather.
In Our Custom Department
We Arc Showing an Unusually Handsome
Line of
Summer Suiting, in Serges.
Prlcex, SIR, 120 te 2S. Celers, Blue and Black.
Such goods at these prices nre rare.
Myers & Rathven,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
H
IRSH BROTHER.
Bey's Knee-Pant Suits.
!l 00, f 1 0, 12 00, tt 2.1, 12 CO and upwards.
Knee Pnnts, Separate 20c, 2Sc, 30c, 35c, 40c,
tOc, 75c, fl 00.
Light-Weight Underwear.
Large Shlits and Drawers, 17c, 25c, 35c:
liulbriggan French und Demestic 25c, SSc,
Jcai Drawers, 25c, 35c, 60c Extra Sizes and
Slim Sizes.
Flannel Shirts.
Demets at 35c and 50c
Fenwlcks at 75c and tl 00,
Madras and French Flannelsnt (1 25,tl.50,8l
Everything In Fine Qualities.
Percale and Calice Shirts.
50e, TV, 85c, It 00.
White, Working and Chev
iot Shirts.
25c, 3Sc, &(V, 75c, 00.
Men's Suits.
Knock-About Geed Qunllttes-f. 00, W00,
S7 00, IS 00. I00.
ALL-WOOL DRESS SUITS-Sacks and Cuta
n uys, 5S, (9, f 10, f It, lit, 15 and upwsrds.
Bey's Suits New Styles.
Geed ami Streng, tl 50, W 00, S3 50, II CO, fl 50.
Dressy nnd Fine, K,0, V, ti, V. 110, 112.
Pants for Men und Beys, 05c, 75c, Wc, tl 00.
Drcus Pants, f 1 50, 12 00, f J 50, 3 00 up te 15 00.
d
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
H. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St.,
LANCASTER PA.
IkJOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND HUN
IX NERS.?-A1I persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any of the lands of the Jernwall
ad Speedwell estates In Lebanon or Lancaster
ueunues, wnelber Inclesed or unlnclONed, either
for the purpose of sheeting or tubing, as the
law
win
be rigidly enforced against till tn-s-
nasslnir c
owing ou sal
uiauas ei me ueaersigneaane
this notice
WM. OOl.KM A N FHEE.M AN
R.I'KIU' AI.PKN.
EDW.O. FREEMAN,
Attorneys for U. W. Celrman'i Heir.
ra y 1 11 !
HIRSH
BROTHER
UMMERHHOBBt
NOTHING ADDSMORETO YOUriCOMFOKT
' Nn NOTHINO avvh mere te
YOUR APPEARANCE.
THAN
The Right Sert of Summer Shoes.
AND
STACKHOUSE'S,
NOS. 28 AND 30 EAST KOTO STREET'
IS THE PLACE TO GETTHEM.
Everyone Who Ha. Paid the Uwst Attention
te lb. Subject Knows This.
Call, Examine Styles and Oct Prices.
STACK HOUSE
NOS. 2 A 30 EAST KINO ST. t j
T
HK FINEST AND VERY FASHIONABLE
Men's Hand Sewed Shoes,
Made by celebrated American makers.
Fine grades of Kangaroo leather are
used In their maiiuracture which sug-
?estsa repetition of the story et Its vlr
ues for excellence, of wear Its superi
ority ever all ether fine leathers that
enter Inte the making of strictly line
dress shoes. Kangaroo leather Is very
light and thin nnd Is specially adapted
ier Hummer mne wear, ii mis llie
strongest fibre of nny known leather of
eminl weight. Calfskin i
and thin In ue respect bears comparison
with It. Moreover, knmrnroe lenlher
docs net stretch nnd lese lu shnnn ns de
nil sort leathers. It resembles lustreless
kid: hns a glove like nulsh and Is eay
te hlncken when soiled.
The makes of Kangaroo Shoes here
are recommended for durability and
for neatness and attractiveness of shape.
Are produced with special regard te the
requirements of olllce and professional
men. They also serve admirably as se
ciety shoes for all fine dress occasions.
The mere they're worn the stronger
grows thelrlking.
Great cam has been given te the selec
tion of lasts ever which these shoes have
been shaped; the most popular of which
nre the Glebe und Paris tees. They are
fashioned upon sclenttlle principles
that are In strict nccerd with the ana
tomical structure of the foet.ntting com
fortably every pert of It and giving free
dom of action te the muscles and Joints.
The seilness nnd pliability of thelcath
ers used combined with the special care
taken In the making nnd shaping of
these shoes Insure ease nnd comfort lu
wear, nnd Uiey often prove a curative
of the Ills with which many feet are
afflict cd.
Wc have Kangaroo Shoes Indifferent
grades the finest mnde ns well as the
commonest worthy of ami meriting con
fidence. All the widths and lengths
necessary te ensure pcrrect rilling quali
ties slim, medium or wide. Prices
range from Jl te 18. Examination sellc-
agi
a.
iie
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
tt arge3t assortment !
MEN'S
RUSSET SHOES
-AND-
OXFORDS.
1 have ene of the Largest Assortments of
Men's Russet and Seal Shoes and Oxfords In
the city.
RUSSETSHOES at Jl 50, 12, J2 60, $3 and KJ.
RUSSET OXFORDS ut tl 23, $1 50, S2 nnd W.
The t3 Shoes I have In Twe Styles. One being
nil Russet Genuine Cnlf Skin with Square Tips,
nnd the ether Light Ooze Calf Hkln with a neat
Russet Calf 8kln Trimming.
The Genuine Hand-Made Line at 10 Is from
one of the Rest Factories In the country. I
hnve a line of these lu Six Different Styles and
Tecs.i
Don't Miss Seeing Our Dis
play in East Window.
The One-Price Gash Heuse,
Ohas. H.Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N 03.13 & 6 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA,
ystere Closed Every Evening ut 6 o'clock
Except Monday and Saturday.
gev alc et- i'lcttt.
FOR RENT-HANDSOME FRONT ROOM
en 2d fleer, Ne. 12 West King street; finest
location In the city for etllce or light business.
Inquire of . W. AMOS,
m2tMfd Allcr's Gallery,
JOR RENT
THAT LARUE
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. 2ti EAST KING STREET.
Inquire within. nill-tfil
-niOE SALE CIIEAP-
A Twe-Story Brick Dwelling Heuse,
20 by 2s feet, with two-story brick back build-
lug 12' by 2(1 feet."
20 by 213 feet.
linn ami seven rooms. ixi
JOHN II. METZLEK,
vu lis. DnkeSU
s
ECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family,
FOU SALE
ON TIIK MOST LIUKUAI, TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 120
feet deep, en Lancaster avenue, between Wal
nut und Lemen streets.
Twe-story brick duelling houses with man
sard reef, perches In front, lets in feet deep, en
North Pine, uelutcu Chestnut nnd Walnut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards. Iren fences, lets l.'sl feet deep, ou West
Walnut, between .Mary nnd l'lne sends.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 115 feet
deep, en West ICineu street, between Charlette
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling henses.lbts ISO feet
deep, with all tbe modern Improvements, front
yard, an Wesl Chestnut street, between Pine
nnd Nevlu streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lime
North Mary, between Walnut nnd Lemen, und
Lemen, between Mary aud Pine streets.
All tlie above houses Hre In geed order, newly
paiierttl, gns 11 x I ores In all the rooms, water In
the kltchen.nnd the cellars warranted te be dry.
Call and ee for yourself, no trouble te show
you,
JNO. F. OHIEUlj, . , rs
JACOllGRIKL, fr-eu,,ers'
prt-lj d.M.W.B. 320 North Mary Street.
s
mnC PEOFLE-H UAHM HTOKF,
-IN-
SummerGoei
FAST BLACK FRENCH 8 ATINFJSlI
Celers ana Neat Figures, which are veri
blc, 25c per yard.
Thebatnnceofiteckof FIGURED Bit
te go at 10c per yard. Sema of these go
at 18c and 20c. i
Genuine Imported ZEPHYR GINGl
reduced trem Me and 57a te 25c.
Demestic ZEPHYR GINGHAMS in ex
styles at 10c nnd I2c. Seme of these goedl
the Imported In style
Geed STYLE CHALLIES at 0fc, aa pJ
aetign and coloring as expcnsl ve goods.
White Dress Goe
Piques In Cords and Checks. Llnen de I
Victorias, Nainsoeks, Plaids, Stripes, Acl
Full Lines of EMBROIDERIES in go
lty, from the very narrow le tbe widest 1
25 East King Street
LANCASTER. PA.
marae-lydtt
H
ACER & BROTHER.
Hager & Brethi
Het Weather Suggestions
-IN-
MEN'S& BO5
SPECIAL OFFERING in Washable, 1
Pique, 4 lu Hands, lle nplece or 1 feri
New and easily worth double.
New Madras and Cheviot 4 in Hands,
ble, at lCc ; worth 20c.
Fine French Linen and Crepe 4 In
washable, nt 40c.
Beautiful Lines of Pongees, Grenadine
rigurcd Crepes, In 4 In Hands and Tecks, i
Large Lines of Summer Silk Effects, In
ing End Tccks, at 25c
Club-Heuse Ties, Windsors and String
In Silk and Washable Effects all nnulltM
Values In Gauze and Balbrlggan Undeij
at 25c and 37c. .
Special Bargain In Well-Made Jean Dri
nt2ec.
Special Value In Fancy Hese at
worth lbc.
Excellent Suspender Values at 12c,
and 60c.
The Stanley Bnsh. The Latest for Ol
Wear. $2.
Belts of all kinds, styles and qualities,!
7ec. -
Bargains In Demct anu Cheviot Shirts, I
Excellent-Quality Cheviot Shirts, Neck-
and Yeke, Unshrinkable, al&ec.
Imported Cheviot Shirts, very popular
unshrinkable, at tl and 11.2.1.
Purttculur Values In Imported Flannel f
nt87J;e.Jl.23nnd!1.50.
NOTE-We run our sizes In Outing Si
from ny, te i Neck,
Hager & Brethi
25, 27, 29, 31 West King Stl
LANCASTER. PA.
K
EEP COOL !
WATT & SHANI
Can Supply Yeu With Every Requisite
AT
PRICES WHICH HAVE NEVER Bl
LOWER.
India Linens and Victeria Law!
At 10, 12'4, 15, 20 te 33 Cents per yard.
HEMSTITCHED INDIA LINENS, 45 Ind
Wide, 25, 37i, 60 und tajs cents.
FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS In Ml
81 les lit 22, 25, 33, Si, 42 and 50 Cents.
GREAT BARGAINS IN 4S-INCH
Embroidered FleuncingE
At 25c, 33c, 37JC, 45c, fine te II 50 a yl
MIBSEV EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGr
25c, 33c, 37c le f 1 25 a yard.
An
Elegant Line of New PLAID Al
STRIPED LAWNS at Vl, 15, 20 nnd 25
BLACK PLAID INDIA LINENS, Fast Cell
17 te 25 Cent a Yard.
FAST BLACK INDIA LINENS, 15 and 20 Cd
U IUI Ms
NAINSOOKS,
BORDERED LAWNS,
TUCKING
White, Pink and Blue India Dimltl
AT LOWEST CITY PRICES.
0. 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.
WrtvvtniiCB.
S'
TANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEYJ
CARRIAGE BDILDER,
40.42,4345 MARKET HTIiEET.lRear of
roslemce), LANCASTER, PA.
All the latest styles In Buggies, Fumlly CA
BlnAa tl. (n,n Ui.wm.a i .. I , I l nf lHlfPlfin
I injP , MILIUII,, nUIIVJ,. VHU.tutv .... g
Backboards, Tretting Wagons-Statlen Wagiiil
Aturaei vi ageus, etc, new reeay ier ureni'ni
iruae. ,
A flnn lltiA nf Hw-nnri.1f and Werk.
New U Die tlme te order for Spring. Strletl
flret-lfltt,. rnrl unil nil work fllllV ITUnraUtetl
My prlcen are the lowest In the county for til
sameeunuiv or wers. uiveiuoeui uu. v
amine my work.
ife,miiTi(r uii.i 11,-iiMlrlntr iireiuntly
ln.ln.1 l,i ntnl .l.uin In it Umt-cTAkH lllrtllUCr. Oil
set of workmen specially emplejed for thil
purpose
-"If
People's Cash St
FURN
IIS
WhiteDressGoeds
NEW YORK STOR