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THURSDAY, JUNE 26 18f
Br
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Ted
Kited en
mid tlint
Tiemlnnteii Nave
le linn striven Imnl
Piiist months te create
tlint lie win taking no
tlie Unlit and tb.nl 11 wns
Tee ene between me camiKiuiM : nut
en the nemlunting dny, the story of hi
W$? lMHltlen was plainly told by His son mm
ii'ii mnrpsciitntlvcs nt Ilnrrlsblinr. Ill hil
Kle.rv rintdnrnthei Hint Tlnlnliititnr'fi tlnmllin
E& tlen was called fur in Ills father' vlntll-
F&l ! .,! II . linl ...III. l.n.,ll, llin
Kv tmiwii mil iv nin new mi.i uiiiuij w...
t -" ncrublnnce of reMstnnce. The chairman
cut off the tide of votes changing te Dela-
jSvjt mater, when he had enough, en the
second ballet; no mere Hacrlllccs or
pledges uiiide nt home te the ether can
didates were called for than wero needed.
he party waa te lie left In ns composed
condition as possible under I lie dr
ums lances.
Men tee tl), te this cud, vn nskeil te
rtake the lieutenant governorHhlit ; and
( Hastings was thriift into the ta(e chair
manship without asking him. Ueth
declined the ardent embrace eM'crd
thctn after their flnRclIntleii. Our own
Martin was offered nothing. The only
candidate that the gieat Itcpublicau
."L ...... I., nf 1 n am ...... I AM lind Ittlil fiLK ,......,
$ could get but three dozen votes, till told,
ler me sccenu piacoeu iucmckci. winie
we wonder at the readiness with which
this great county, with a unanimous
delegation, was se sat upon, we have
no sympathy te offer it or its caudidatc,
ij who took his votes te a market that was
net nt ler mm te trrute in. rcrsenaiiy
Mr. Martin is te be congratulated
upon his defeat. It is no reflection upon
him, luce he was borue te the front en
the bread shoulders of his great county.
The Injury is te It. There is nothing
but benefit te its caudidatc In being
saved from becoming u part of the ticket
that Is labeled Quay's ticket. The only
Injury that he has encountered has been
In his seeking te be made part of that
ticket. He has been saved, net by his
own virtue, but by the madness of the
makers of the ticket.
, Fer certainly It was madness of the
werfct mid-summer kind te put this
ilnlrrf In tbn flelil In tlie fiirenf thn hciiII.
feb xneutthnthna beeu alreiuly stirred up, In
$? warrants a cenlldcut belief In its rejec-
tien. As matters stand te-day Delnina
7' ter cannot be elected. Tliey may
' ehauge ; and it is in this belief that
Quay has persisted iu his nomination.
He remembers hew he has l)efore wen
EjL battles against adverse jmblle sentiment.
Ste?", Wn rf tiieinlerR luiw lie wns I'linHpn. when
nr -. w -. -
)'. I l ..... ....... ...!.. II
IV VOIl (111 UUCll'lUll'l ll'IfllimiUIl lllllll
li? even Dclaiunter's.
But
tills per
sistence, In tiie present conditions,
confirms our opinion that Quay's obsti
nacy is pig-headed, and that lie is net
endowed with n high degree of intelli
gence, lie hits no art but cunning of that
W$Lt low order of the politician, which has
no saver iu it of statesmanship nor any
conception of thu public feeling, outside
his own run of swine.
The election of Delnmatcr must ami
S' "NsULUe j-eugUt-Uy- these acts, uml nppll-
euccm which nie new familiar te the
publle as Quay's ; but can net be
a worked under thelr.eld ceveriuid their
V own and the r enu liter's sta eness are
woefully against their success again.
The pitcher gees once tee often te the
well.
This is just what has lieeu done : a
g candidate has been nominated against
great puuuc pretest, wnen a caniiiuaiu
waii offered for whom thu public cilcd.
We consider it open te no question at all
that General Hastings had the publle
sympathy and confidence and would
Lave been ejected governor with ease ;
though he may bc,ln fact, no better a inuu
than Dclamntcr, and no le&s a fecrvnnt of
Quay, If he had been given the chance
te"bo such; and who is certainly net the
superior nor even the equal of Dclamuter
In general intelligence und ability. Hut
he has the public confidence and would
hnve commanded the governorship at
the people's hands. The Republican
machine has clie-uu te saddle itself with
a great labor and a great risk for no
ether purpose that te wek te sute the
leadership of its leader ; and the question
te each Itcpublicau mind must be : Is it
net paying dear for (lie whistle cost V
And 'ew the Democracy.
New that the Republican ticket lias
beeu intnle te suit the Democratic, pal ty,
the decks are clcaied for the work of
that party ut Scran ten. There Is se bright
a prospect of Miecess opened te the
party, by the act of IU fees, as te nioke
it imjierutive upeti the convention te
deliberate und decide with nil its wlls
Ifer .(.mil If .....I nil ...... ....! r..n. 1..1.1
Tp WUV II. IUIU Ull jlVlCUliai IL'U'11119 llllll
Kk kllle 111 fllQ llllll ..-. tinmiiiiitu llin
ejtij, bvuuwi uiivt wni tllUlllUUl iui Kuvur
Tfr nor. 'J lit luight pntcct of election
ii5 vlll tttii tiitl1 imiiI'.i tln fln.l., . i...
Ai"i viij iiiiinu iui; iiiviitin Wl lliu
g cuudlduteA eaper for their selection ; but
FKJjr U'A trilU I llltt MlH tliiretnn tiriA nf tl.
Wi& party will cause them te deliberate well.
IS,, te act according te their judgment and
j te suboniinuie ttieir impulses te the r
real convictions.
AVe have heretofore declared our opin
ion of the candidates for the governor
ship who have been named. We have
concluded that Mr. PattLsen, though he
mndu a governor te be proud of, did net
show an ability in leading and strength
ening his party that warrants it iu
again putting him at its head at a time
when It is npparuut te everyone that
7 Kimul us well ns heuest direction is a
aSi.-" llnrcme iinrtv neril
tf nt Mr ItlnM, ,.. .,.. !...., .1.1 .
;v&eay. but kind and laudaterv word Hni
A- - " ... 1' -- 1 ......
Xff are sure tnut no one mentioned for
f the iifll (ii nf irtivprnrir wntil.1 mi i. .,....,.
j-. n '' .. wu.v. .... .. llllll.
(honestly and intelligently. We would
SL llllWfll llllll Vl IVllllil .l".t til... !... .l
C fct that he has been once defeated
. fennv lu fHilicltlnwwl ii illu.inpnf.... ....... .-. ..
ivi confident declaration of his strength.
?,; Mr. Wallace's recommendation te the
:.L P'y comet, largely from the flavor of
f UK long leuilershlpef It in former years;
nd the rvcomiueudutlen of Mr. Ileutel
Tin,
robbery
ilge .inr-
yliig example
man had been way-
t In bread daylight by
eves, who calmly rifled his
of all he had, which it
pened was only fifteen cents. If
it had been llftrcn thousand dollars,
the. hare announcement of the punish
ment would net have seemed a misfit te
the crime, but the thief should net profit
by the chance that made the sum stolen
se much smaller than he would have
liked it. He was n declared feo of so
ciety, and under existing nysteins of
the treatment of criminals the slate
prison was the best place for
him. Punishment he certainly deserved,
and the only question Is as te the mens mens
ure of it. Tlie severity of his doe is of
courre e.xpcclcd todlseeuiagutlic "hold
ing up" of peaceable citbeus en the
strwtsef Is'ew Yerk, and It may, for a
time, have that effect, or at least make
thieves less icckless in their lilghwey
robbery. Hut when the case is con
trasted witli etheis and the probable
effect upon the criminal Is considered
(his frightful sentence appears unwise.
Fourteen years is a very large sllce of
llfe te take from ntry man, ami If he does
net die In Jail unrepentant and bitterly
cursing his luck, he will probably emerge
at the end of his term a mero dangerous
and descratu criminal than ever. He
may then lie of the class that would
rather be killed tlinn captured, for it i
a melancholy fact that the reformatory
theory of prison life is net often hii hii
perted by results.
In ills long confinement he will hear
of many a weic criminal receiving a
lighter sentence for efleuses committed
in direct opposition le circumstances,
while he may have been largely
the victim of crlniir.itl training, if net of
inherited tendenny. Itauk wreckers
and forgers who have lived in luxury,
surrounded with every Inlluonce for
geed, and yet have stubbornly
gene wrong, fccVm mere holneus
offenders tlinn the men who coma from
the slums of a great city, wheru the
only training of their childhood has
lieeu n school for crime, and who mny
have Inherited from vicious patents ten
dencies nnd weaknesses that mnke mi
liuupst lift) unusually difficult. Ter
the protection of society and his
own geed this fifteen cent thief
needed te be taken out of It, nnd
his chronic caws may have demanded a
long)crled under reformatory iutlueuce,
but a system that cannot work a cure In
less than thetlme given is badly In need
of reform, and that seems te Ik the case
with the pilseu system.
unci: upon union limn wcul up Hi n
balloon mid lull out ; tliun bu " wns net in
it." A Lnucjikler inuu went up le Unrrls
burg this week and uiiuu home fueling like
the noreiiiiut.
A dispatch from Snu Antonie, Texas,
tells of tlie purclmse by nil English s.vtidl s.vtidl s.vtidl
onte of a million nnd n lnilf acres of iiilncral
ami ngrieiiltiirnl land hi Mexico, ami nt the
s.iiun time dispatches from tlie iqiltal und
thu Meik'.m border stntes nnuoiiiice omlu emlu omlu
euh signs of n lovehitlou te inect tlie ex ex
pecteil nssiiiiiiitleii el dictatorship by Presi
dent Dint. Tliose disturbing rumors ure
officially denlpil from tlie City of Miixice
with grout eiiiiiIiiihIh, but us nothing is said
nbeut tlioditlivlershli, thny probably linre
Hotue foundation. Tlie Knglisli cenimny
ItltercHtud In bewnr California nppeurs te
1)0 In i enl dnngur of losing its lnnd by con
fiscation, en tlie gieuiid Unit It lias been
coiiceiucd inn plot todeuliiieludopendoneo
fieiu Mexico mid demand Ilrltlhli protec
tion. Tlie activity uf the Uuglisli In Mexico
uiiiler tliose discouraging conditions Is In
teresting and worth clesu untvlilug, for
beroer .lehu Dull Inunrds cash there Is
u lair chance that be u 111 Inteifoie by ferce
of urius for Us protection, mid this Is par
ticularly true Willi weak nud uuprogies uupregies uuprogies
sive slates Uku Mexico. Tliere m.iy yet be
a call feru gontle up;illcallen of the Menree
ileclriiui te Augle-Mnxicnu tungles.
Suiuitii Aiiiuiiiliiiunl-4 lti'.eetuil.
In the llimse en WchiOHil'iy the eoufor eeufor eoufer
euco rnpeit en tlie naval appropriation hill
was adopted. The silver bill vniiie up in
elder, and the diihatu, en motion of Mr.
Cenger, was continued uii.il II o'clock,
when tee jiiovleus (piostien wasordeusl.
At Mr. Springer's leipicil u seiumte vete
was taken en each el the Sounte amonil amenil amonil
ineiits. Thn llrst niiieiiduinnt, the fice
eoiiinge HiibNtltute for the iiist section of
the bill, wus defeated, the yens being lit,"),
the nays ij'2. Mr.Spiiiigortheu withdrew
his request for separate votes en tlie ether
iiniendiiuint", unit they wero rejected in
UUINS--U htaiulliig vote resulting yens, 85:
nays, Hil. A coiiferenee wns tlion'enlored
en the bill. Thoceufeioiico lopert en tlie
dlpleiuatiu upjireiiriittiuii bill wns.igioed
te. Mr. Camien, of Illinois, from the coin cein coin
uiittce en rules, repotted n loseliitiou for
the liiiiiHsliate consideinliou of the federal
election bill, tlie piovleus question te be
eeiiMHiurud oulerod en the bill mid nnv
jiuuding uuieiuliiiuiitii en July 'J, at "2
o'clock. Alter an evuiliug ilvb.Ue the icbo icbe icbo
lutieii wus canied,
IIe Aslts fur u Teiltli WihIiIIiik.
Mrs. Stella Westen, uged 'i'2 yuurs. iiiukes
the nteuinliiig nlleg.ilieu Iu seeking a
dlvorce Iu l're lilence, It. I., from her
husband, Hev. Charles Westen, n Wiscon
sin divine, that he has n uiarrlage mania se
strongly deyolecl ns te lme Insisted
upon tielug married ulne times te hur In
the last nlne years, llu has prevailed and
wen her consent te this open wirieus re
llgleus notions, mid new insists that she
go through the eoieiueny Jiul ence uieic,
ns"u Congrepttieiial wtsliling Is tlie only
ene roeeguied by lleaven," Kim pretests
te the court ngaiust se much honeymoon,
nnd usks for h divorce.
'A ll'lCTtS'S Coce-Kartliot.-
1 Uftt mid (fiK'a
lMirest Your feed
irjeu mint lobe htaltliy. Jtew ihii jeu If
)uur troth tefiie tode tliclr erk? Out tlicm
put In order by hkllled (li'nll.t, and umi hOZO hOZO
DOKTle len-p thrin right. HO.OHDNT Ik tlie
best prcparaiten for the teeth.
Threw AsTiiytlSO.
" Treubli.l ilili tuitlima for elalit liars. Net
lUltetwe liottlesef Ihemm' hftetne Oitrured
me eemji leU-ly. alter mx ii.IIiii; vm without tlie
slightest leiicilt." Tills in wlmt AiiKUttTrulM
in r, ei lyruue. -a
W 'Ii ll..nli 1 in ., .,
, l'u.. k.i.vn. Held in ijnicimter by
JTiuul 1JU North giiwii treel.
1, . . ..Will, UI
, tVeiiiuu'n AVerk.
There Is no end te the laski. which dally con.
front the geed Iieuwh He, Te be a emul house.
keepcrliennit itsjuUlle Is ceed health, lion lien
ran a woman contend auahikt the trials and
errlen of heiiH'ltccpiiic if nhe la mllVrliiK from
IheMi dlktirielui; Irri'Kularltlc. ulliiienu and
wuiknrnwN K-t'iillur le her mx? Dr. I'leree'
Y& erlte I'reocrlptlen U u seclflc for tliose du du
erderk. The only remedy, bold by druggUu,
undera pokltlvcKUiiranli-e from tlie ummifar
fuicrx. Satisfaction KuaranUetl lu every caie
or money refunded, tsee printed gunrautcoeu
bottle wrapper. ',Tliw
Vimii Doubt tlie llllile
And tlicinntHcK or its nutherr, but none who
luiu unit tlicm deubl tliv i-illaicy eryunfuc
Jlluel Hitter,. This Bplcndld bleed lOllle.U
wlHieut i-cr. held iu UiDcukUr by Y T.
Jlech, 137 aud J3U North (Juteu kUcvt.
m
cnlnir
Ited the
oe herslithl.
mntrv were i-en-
le relieve the II tlie
.helronlnlen.' Hint
ess nnd ImtHrwIbla te save
iL' It was then tlint WO ill-
IfrsHncrlfle (8.H.H.) Tlinl ml-
Tee mode n p-edy nnd complete euro.
Tern tlinn ii year lwist Him lina Ihhjii its
iv tut nnv rlitlil In flu Innil."
'Miw. HUTU llriiKI.KV.Belraji, Knlita.
Cancer of the Nese.
In IKS n sere nnprarwl en my no', and grew
rapidly. A my lather liml cancpr, mid my lm
Imml eVd of It, I Ixx-amnnlnriiicil and reiisHlUst
my pliyelclan. Ills treatment did no geed, and
the dure crew lancer and wiirBeliicery way,
until 1 wupemtianed le Inker). H.H.. and a few
bottles cured me. TIM wan arter all lliedoe
ters and ether medicines had failed. I have
had tin return nf the cancer. .. .,
Slits. M.T. MAnr.w,
Woodbury. Halt County, Texan.
TreatUe en Cmicer mailed free.
HWIKIHPKCIKIU CO., Atlanta, Ua.
2Myd (')
Hlin:ilI0lt, WHOI-KHOMKIlEVKUAaK
ONEQl'AI.r.l) KOHTIIK NEIIVKS.
klNdOI'COCOAB-
" UOVAIi COCOA FACTOnY."
Kings arc but men, but all
men arc net kings. Therefore,
when the A't'ig of Helland says,
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 elTucU of lea and coffee, nnd
use. centtnntly Van Heutf.n's Cocea. (48
O3veccrtC0.
A'1'
T Ci.AltKK'H
Geed News and Lew Prices
AT
Ci
Hhredded flat, ene of the most delicious
lueakfiutdlilies III exigence, lOonpnclinge or
!i-l te 1ST peuilll.
(sqniii p Cem e Cakes reduced te fie V lb.
Kxtra Family Crackers, Ik' "fl tb.
Ilxlra HimIii Ciackern, SVJe V fi.
AsserU d l 'rin kern, hotnewhal broken, 6e R.
ArbiicKle's Arlesa UuIIup, Ulc. .
I.) en brand of t'olfee, '.tic,
(lelilcii .Mararalbe (efti-e, with xllvcr-plntcd
wnic.IIOe. llninbee Cedec, with .Masen Jar Tree,
;!. Ve liavellie bent Sic and 2,'ki Coltceln llin
rlly. I'alr drinking Celfees, 12, 15, 1H and 20
ci uts per pound.
The best Kin llroem ou ever saw.
ltai-ir'Her Hire's Keel llcer. He a bottle.
Ceine and hee the Mammetli llean of tit
world,
Samuel Clarke, Agt,
Te4i,Collee and CJrecery Htere,
12 A 14 Hen tli Qurcu HI., Near Centre) Hquure,
ljinciisler, fa.
ieitTiimrn or Jci.Y, lsix).
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!-
W1I0M',H.M: ANI) itKr.viu
Kxliltjltlens furnished, eeuiprlslnir a variety
or new and bcnullltll iIesIkiis ler Public and
Private lHnplays of I lie most brilliant and last
hur colors,
Willi an experience el Su jenrs In the Inml
Hess, weeau u'et you upa precr.innne tjlvlnitu
Mirled and most pleasliiK dlxpla.
Colored Works.
Our works ure colored tires and net Mirpaked
by any.
Irxnii want a publle exhibition orprlvale
illsiluy for jeiirvelf, kIve us a call or Hrlle us.
D. S. Bursk,
no. it i:ast Kixii .stkiei:t, '
JiANCASTI'lt. t'A.
a TiiiciarH.
WIIOI.hXAI.i: AND Hirr-AIL,
Grand Display of FIREWORKS !
Heaviest Meck Iu theClly
.vuuiiier jiau arioae en ine way.
neiui ler our neser
rlptlve r
ul New, A
Noeldktock te Herk oil, bu
Itrncthe
iu iiiinuheuie iiesiunn.
Twe IUtr Vnreroems uml rive llh U'lmlntr.
Check tall.
kkasexahm: noens.
Cream ClircM, Ilk-, Uke ami lie.
l'lnest Huvltzi-riuul l.TiuburKer.
A drlMil Tehe nins il'he ilisids) llluckbcr
l It's for '.Be.
New Muekcrel, llrst In the city, ljuiie, UJje
l lb,
tiltAND.SMOICKl) .Mi:.T DKI'OT.
Huiinner llolesna.liof lb.
Ileueless Ham, extremely line and delicious,
12' .e t'b.
llciile lliuns, dnest ioeer bad, t()e V lb.
Hklu-llack Hams, nil fat removed, ery hand
some, lake .
I'inesl Urcakfast Iticen, Uaii, 12',c tb.
Kxira liriwt Itecf, ine y lb.
Klllet Knuckle Ilrlisl lleer, 15c V lb.
Winter lloleijiiii. Tills Is a llelngmi Hindi last
winter, new nice and dry, cll iseiiseued, mid
think lithe lluest eeerhad. Try It.
Ml.i:i) hl'ltlCS.
A mixture or rtlteen dlllercut klmU of Whole
Hplces.
Jelly Tiimblcn,, Jelly Crocks Vmlt Jan., (lum
ItliiKs for Jars, (Stoneware, Stllk Crocks, Crium
Crocks, lliilterCiiK-ks, .Milk l'aui, Htone .Iiiks,
etc, l'icnle J'lates. Hununer Drinks, Ineet
l'ewder, hliniHIiet, Itihit lleer, Kriiltbtriip eill
Ilaxeis'. aiida hundred new things.
hettij1:u heeds.
The blKKCkt iis-sertiuciil oreiUcs aud Table
Oils iu the city.
Thcilucst assortment of Uettlcd (loeds lu the
(lt..
nt,oeKr.H's DCTcii cocoa
lends tlie world. Antl-djspcptle, easllj prc
paied, and kik's lar.
J. FRANK REIST,
WIIOLKMA1.K AND KETAIl. UKUUKU,
COltNKH WKiiT KINO AND l'Kt.vCKHTM.
Directly OpjHislie
J. II. .Martin A Ce.'n Dry Goods Stere, and
Next DoertoBorrel Ilorse Hetel.
C-i.oek for the lllg Sign across tlie pave
ment. ,
"lADIATOHS, OK ANY MAICK Olt Dt:
,Ll klirn, can be furnUhed at reasonable llgures,
hy JOHN llliJT. 3.11 IJislKuUenslnet. Im7-tfi(
17Olt CAbTIMlS, IKON OH lltlASS. J.HHIT
1 or heavy, at .hurt notice, go te JOHN
liEsr.su 1
I ten street.
m7-tfd
TNJ1XTOHS, KUK i.irt'J.K OIANT, HAN
cock Inspiraters and Klecters, Kbennan
lleller KeiHli-r, renberlhy Inspis?ter, American
Iiijeclers, alt In stock, nt JOHN IltHT'S. KU
ljut Kltlt'iubtreet. Iu7-tld
if nan vert ok iiik, khem k
OUuUU Inch te B Inch diameter, for
sate ut a low figure, aud the only liouse In the
uuy llll 11 lfl
elnrh dlumcti
city with a plim rutlliiK mncliliie, cutting up te
T, ut JOHN IIKT S.IUlKast Kill-mT-tfd
ten street
rpANKHKOH WATEU.OILS.ACID OH OA8
--.,'.' 'V,.'i;1'ilurcaleclt'. "t fair prices, go
te JOHN lllWr. itl KjwI KulBn str.t. m7dfd
ITIOK I'UI.LEVS, HUAKTINO, COLLAIW,
Hangers. Clamp J luxes, Couplings, tic, go
te JOHN flUsT, 3JJ liisl Kuilen street, m7dld
ikev'tt.
'HtA, Thumdari J"n i ,KI-
Midsummer Fair :
ust as we said it would be.
The Cotten Exchange was
crowded yesterday from the
opening te the closing of tha
doers. .The story will be re
peated daily for many days te
ce.ne while the Lawns at 3
cents, the Challis at 4 and 6
cents, the Ginghams at 7 cents,
the Flannelettes at 8 cents, the
Outing Cleths at 10 cents, the
French Sateens at 1 5 cents last
in fine variety.
Matting time, sure enough.
Have you bought ? Ne ? Then
there are dollars te save en
every roll. We mean te make
the season end with a whoop.
The whole stock gees into the
rush. Full assortment of pat
terns; and every pattern in geed
quantity. This is the way
prices drop :
Immawk Matting (Jelntlrux), eleven pat-
lerns.
down from 118 loll thn roll.
Trnipln Matting, finest telntless,
JOOILII s', niiii.ii
urablc, thirteen
..n
close figures, and ery
ui
pauerns,
down from f IS te lit the roll,
llarnce .Mntllng (Jelntlcss), thirteen pnl
terns, down from 116 te fill the roll.
Hlem Matting (Jelnllcss), leu pattern;,
down from 12 te KiU Iho roll.
I'axeda .Matting, twentjMdKht patterns,
down rrem IVM te ftM tlie roll.
Uiiddha Matting, six pattern,
down rrem j'J te 7 the roll.
Several ether grades of China
Mattintr are reduced in the
same proportion. All of these
are of our own importation, and
go down from prices that are
already well under the general
market.
Jap Matting, with inserted
patterns, gees from $i 6 te $12
the roll.
As especially low-priced lets,
we have Fancy Mattings at 55
the roll and White Mattings at
53-50.
Second fleer, Thirteenth nud Market streets
temer.
We have no " half-price "
Baby Coaches, but we are sell
ing at $9.50 the same Coach
that is told of outside as less
than half price at $10.75. A
very geed Coach, tee, fine rat
tan body, side pockets, satin
upholstery, silesia parasol with
lace cover, spring and uraKe.
Really $10.75 s net an ""fair
price for it the wonder te get
it at $9.50.
Same style, body a little bet
ter, $10.50.
Geed Baby Coach for as lit
tle as $5, or you can have one
made precisely te your mind
and put as much honest cost in
it as you say.
llasement, northeast of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
-
OCax'Vi'te.
O''
Mtl'KTSt CAKi'irrs
CARPETS !
Custom Rag Carpets
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing ! Dyeing ! Dyeing !
I.ANCASTEH FANCY STEAM DYKING
WOUKH
Are second te nene In l'ennsylvanla for finish
nt work of all kinds. Fealhcrslijed All Shades.
Orders will receive prompt attention,
PHILIP SCHUlT SON & CO,,
NO. lffl SOUTH WATElt H1KKKT,
IiANCAHrrit. IM. fcbl.V&ud
rpiIE 1.ANCABTEH OAIU'ET HOUSE.
S. & L.
GOODS AT THE DOOR
ON
FIRST FLOOR.
NOSTAIUTOCLIMH.
COOL, AIKT KOO.MS.
Prices Lewest. Stock Newest.
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street.
nug'Jii-tyil
(flrtvvtnnce.
UTANDAltD CAHHIAUi: WOIIK.
kEDW. EBGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
10, ri, 11 . ti MAUKKTSTllKK'r.iHear of the
J'ostefllee), LANUAHTEtl, I'A.
All the latest styles In iluirglcs. Family Car
rhiKes, rinetens. Surreys, Cabriolet, Fhroteus,
lluckboardh.TrettlnifWaKons.Shitlon Waceus,
Market Whkeus, etc., new ready ler the Spring
Trade.
A line line of Scceiid-IInnd Werk.
New Is the time loonier for Spring. Strictly
rti si-class erk and all work fully guaranteed
My prices are the lowest In the count) ler Hi.)
same quality of work, Uheiuua call und ex
amine my weik.
ltepathilug and Repairing promptly at
tended te and done In a first-class manner. One
set of workmen especially employed for that
purpesa
ClAHKY IN STOCK-I1CST I'HAHCOAL,
' Hammered lUir Iren. Deubla Itellncd Iren,
llurden's ltlet Iren, ItUcts, Het and Celd
Heller Iron.sierl, Sheet Iren 3-ltf te Ne. Ill, at
JOHN Ill-Mrs. .! tiist Fulloiifcticet. m7-lfd
J3ACKIN0S,AS hOIil.6VHt DIHIGO.VOH
L Mcamaud Hydraulic racklncvYsbostitepc,
('oxen and Wick 1'acktiig, Hemp Packing, As-
l.I.E.A Xf.lt II....H.I ..I....I... I-.....U... l.llll.llU
WBIW1 .llll lll.lllli n.lPVBUM ,1111111, .I.IA.1W.
Shiithlng, (lum raer'Mig.Oum lllngs rer Water
lluugvs, IMuinbagut'HckTiiK, Heed's l'atent At
liesles, Lined K-etlenal l'I0 Cunr, at JOHN
Hl-XT'S.SSl liisl l-'ulteu street. m'-tld
TTtOll 110
cal nnglncs I
HOHIZONTAIi STATIONARY KN
from 2 te w herse-iHiw er, and Vertl-
P.iii-lnpR from 2 te rO horsiweouer. vnu will
Hnd them nt JOHN RK-VTS, M3 Fast Fulton
street.
A Ui:.NCY FOR CAI.I.AIIAN A COS CK
J nient te take the place of Red l.eiid. In
bulk 11 maket flxe tlmei the quantity of red
lead and Is fur superior In making steam Joints,
packing man and hand hole plates en boilers,
Ac, Ac, l'rlee 2d cenw per pound, at JOHN
RKS'rs. Sl Kist Fulton street. m7-tfd
1210RTHK IIFaT HOI' AIR FtIHN.Ci: IN
l) the market, go te JOHN HK-l', IUI 1-h.I
fulteu stieet. mMfd
z
Clothing.
-iLOTniNO. J
L. Gansman - Bre.
The GrratMt lndtiri
trfftttd
MKN'H,HOY'H7ANI) CIIILDRBN'8
Children's Suits, former prices II and IIS;
new selling nt 7Sc. ., , j ..
Children7 Suit, former prices, II.K0 nnd 12;
new selling at J1.10.
Chfldrcn Snlts, former rrlce 12.60; new
selling atlljO.
Heys' Suits, rermer price W.60; new selling
n 112.25.
Heys' Suit, former prices ; new selling at
Heys' HulU, former price 17.50 ; new selling nt
Men's Hultii.fenner price WO; new selling nt
Men's Suits, former price 110; new selling at
172-5.
Children's rants, 2Pc,2V, 35c, SOc.TiV;.
Mummer CeaKaud vests at Kouitred Prices.
Meii's.Summer Ceals ut aee. 2V;. ;ttc, 40c
Men m Summer coats ami vesis ni
Men'
nt 75c, We, It
1.2r,,ll.7r, 1AS-I, !!.
Men's Working
'ants reduced te 45c.
NOW ISTIIKTIMK FOR HAROAIN3.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, Hey's nnd
Children's clothing (Exclusive.)
06 and 8 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
I. W. CORNER OP ORANGE. LANCASTER, PA.
jr Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse Ui the city.
49-De cautious and make no mistake se that
you get te the rlahtnlace.
M
VERS A RATIIFON.
AN ATTRACTIVE LINE
OF
SUMMER
CLOTHING
AT
KJJASONAULE PMCES TOK YOUK
INSPKCTION.
Men's Thin Coats and Yests
FROM 11 25 TO 17 6a
Ilaudsome In Style and Celer nnd Substantially
Made. Just such as you'll want for
Het Weatlier.
In Our Custom Department
We Arc Showing nn Unusually Handsome
Line or
Summer Suiting, in Serges.
Prices, J18, 120 te S25. Celers, Blue nnd Black.
Such goods nt these prices are rare.
Myers & Rathven,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
H
iRsn & mteriiEii.
Bey's Knee-Pant Suits.
It 00, II 50, t2 00, 12 'J5, 12 50 nnd upwards.
ICnec Pants, Separate '.r, 2V, K)c, 3.V, tee,
50c, 73c, II 00.
Light-Weight Underwear.
Large Shirts nnd Drawers, 17e, 25c, 35c.
llalbrlggan French nnd Demestic iSc, fiSe,
50c.
Jean Drawers, 15e, 3ec, 50c Extra SUes and
SlluiSlzes.
Flannel Shirts.
DemcU ntaic and 50c.
Fenwlcks at 75c and SI 00.
Madras and Fiench Flannels nt $t 25,!1.50,1 75.
i:crytlilng in Flue Qualities.
Percale and Calice Shirts.
50c,75e,ti5c, 5100.
White, Working and Chev
iot Shirts.
2;, We. NV, 75c, I 00.
Men's Suits.
Knnek-About-Geod Qualltics-fiOO, fa Oil.
J7W.JS00, t'JOO.
ALL-WOOL DUEISSUITS-Sack. and Cuta
nays, (8, ',', f 10, tl.', Ill, f 15 and upwards.
Bey's Suits New Styles.
Geed and Streng, tJ 50, 5.1 00, M ."). U 00, f 1 GO.
Dreeiy and Fine, ii.tO, V, iS, S). J10, IU.
1'aiits for Men aud Beys, 65c, 75e, 90c, II 00.
Dicss Pants, II W, 00, V W, IJ OOuj. te f 5 00.
(S
CI.01TIIEUS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND
OENT8' FUHNISHERS.
M. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St.,
liANCASTKU. PA.
vrOTICK 'l TRESPASSERS AND GUN
.CT NERH. All persons arc hereby forbidden
te trespass en any of the lands of the Cornwall
ndSpeedwell estates In Lebanon or Lancaster
ueuntles, whether Inclesed or uulnclesed, either
for the purpose of sheeting or rlshlug, as the
law will be rigidly enforced against ull ire-
f Kissing en said lands of the undersigned arte
lit) notice
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
R. I'KIICY ALDEN.
EDW.C. FREEMAN,
Attorney! for R. W, Oulmuau'i Ilelra.
'
mm tvtr
AS
TO 11 LIKING !
HUSH
BROTHER
hoc.
s
UMMERHH0K8I
NOTHINO ADD3M0RET0 YOUR COMFORT
AND NOTHING ADDS MORE TO
YOUR APPEARANCE,
THAN
Tbe Right Sert of Summer Shoes.
-V
rAND
STACKHOUSE'S,
NOB. 28 AND 30 EAST KINO STREET'
18 THE PLACE TO C1ETTHEM.
Exeryene Who Has Paid the Least Attention
te the Subject KnewsThla.
Call, Examine Styles nnd Oct Prices.
STACKHOUSE
NOS. IS & UO EAST KING ST.
rilllE FINEST AND VERY FASHIONABLE
Men's Hand Sewed Shoes,
Made by celebrated- American makers.
Flne grades of Kangaroo leather nre
tited In their manufacture which sug
gests a repetition of the story el Its vtr.
dies for excellence of wear Its superi
ority ever all ether fine leathers that
enter Inte the making of strictly flne
dress shoes. Kangaroo leather Is very
light nnd thin nnd Is specially adapted
for summer time wear. It has the
strongest flbre or nnv known leather of
final weight. Calfskin equally as light
nud thin In no respect bears comparison
with It. Moreover, kangaroo leather
docs net stretch and loe its shape ns de
all sort leathers. It resembhs lustreless
kid: has u glove llkerinlsh and Is easy
te blacken when soiled.
The makes of Knngnroe Shoes hore
ure recommended for durability nnd
for nenlness and attractiveness of shape.
Are produced with seclal regard te the
requirements of olllce und professional
men. Thoyiil.e serve admirably as so
ciety shoes for nil line dress occasions.
The mero thoy're worn the stronger
grows thelrlklng.
Oreat euro lias been given le the selec
tion eflastJi ever which these shoes have
been shaped, the most popular of which
arotheOlobeand 1'nrls tees. They are
fashioned upon scientific principles
that ure In strict accord with the ana
tomical structure of the feet, fitting com cem com
reruibly every part or It nnd giving free
dom of action te the muscles and Joints.
The seftnevs and pliability oftholcath eftholcath ofthelcath
ers used combined with the special care
taken lu the making nnd shaping of
Ihese shoes Insure ease and comfort In
wear, and they often prove n curative
of the Ills with which many fectnre
mulcted.
We have Kangaroo Shoes In different
grade the finest made ns well as the
commonest worthy erandmrlllng con
fidence. All the widths and lengths
necessary te ensure perrect fitting quali
ties sllin, medium or wide, l'rlccs
rangofrem II telO. Examination solic
ited. SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Btreet, Lancas
ter. Pa.
ARO EST ASSORTMENT I
MEN'S
RUSSET SHOES
-AND-
OXFORDS.
1 have one of the Luigest Assortments of
Men's Russet nnd Seal Shoes and Oxfords in
the city.
RUSSET SHOES at 11 50, 12, 12 60, S3 nnd M.
RUSSET OXFORDS at II 25, 1 50, 12 nnd SO.
The fJ Shoes I have In Twe Styles. One being
nil Russet (ienulue Calf Skin with Square Tips,
and the ether Light Ooze Calf Skin with a neat
Russet CalfSkln Trimming.
The Ucnulneliand-Made Line at 6 Is from
ene of the Best Factories lu the country. I
luuea llnoeftliessln Six Ditrcrent Styles and
Tees.!
Don't Miss Seeing Our Dis
play in East Window.
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Trices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS.-S 4 5 EAST KINO STREET,
j liANCASTKH. FA.
ivHterc Closed Every Evening ut fi o'clock
Except Monday and Saturday.
or Smle ev icttt.
IOR RENT-HANDSOME FRONT ROOM
J en 2d fioer, Ne. 12 West King street ; finest
location In the city for ellicv ir light business.
Inquire of V. . W.AMOS,
mJO-tfd Aller's Oallcry.
TjWR HF-NT-
T1IAT LARUE
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. .11 EAST KINO STHELT.
Inqulic within. mli-tfd
TTIORSALE CHKA1'-
A Twe-Story Brick Dwelling Heuse,
20 bv 23 feet, with two-story brick buek build
ing WKhv 20 feet. Hall ami se en rooms. Let
jj uy xi.
i feet.
JOHN II. METZLKR,
v.i ls. OukeSU
lUUntv.
EVAN'S rt.OUR.
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 up te
the highest standard and pos-,
sesses all the qualities neces
sary te make the Best Bread
and Handsome Biscuit.
Ij0 It B0"U.i:RsTllORI!t;JNJ'AUTAHUIfR.
Vertical. I'ertuble. Cylinder. Marine, of
aiiv klie or ilewcr, of the best material aud
workmanship, go tb JOHN UES1'. J Ka.l.Ful.
ten street. m7-Ud
'ffrg tie.
w
1LL1AMHON A rOHTEK.
The Buyen
OF THE DAY
APPRECIATE
OUR
SPECIAL BARGAINS
ANOTHER
Special 'Sale Annenncement
We have the trlpen Whit Uoedf;anl et
wttj n nA.i(ii our;, uukiiii
ETTRAORDINART BARGAINS
-IN-
WHITEGOOD
The Quail tics and Prices of which must tie i
te lie appreciated. Se walk In, prowl areti
and convince veurself that wn am efrnrlnv 1
traerdlnary Uargttlns In Every Department,!
Beys' Knee-Pant Suits,
l.75,2,125,2.50.
llcns'Separate Knee rants, 25c, 30c, 75eJ
UI1U l.tt).
Heys' Hlilrt WalsU, In Demet Flannel,
andSOc
Calice and French Percale, 25c. Me nnd 75c
French Flannel WatsU.ll..il.50.ll.7.).X.
Ladles' Blouse WalsU.&Oc, 75c, II, 11.25,11.1
LADIES'
Lace and Silk Embroidered Cape
BURAU BILK WAISTS,
EMBROIDERED FICHUS,
CLOTH JACKETS and BILK WRAPS.
Ladle' Calice Wranners. f 1 nnd f 1 .'2X.
Gingham, Hatlne and Alpaca Bklrls, 75c, I
Jl.2e.JI.50. $1.75. I
Children's French Flannel Bailer Butts, Kl
HKiris ana one-l'lcce Kills.
Summer Underwei
Fer Ladles and Children.
India Gauze Undervests, 25c, 38c and 50c.
Indies' Swiss Weel Vests. Huert Sleeves.
Ladles' Ribbed Undervests, 10c, 12c,2-)e,
anu uec.
jiuies rMiK vests, ,ec, si. ei..
Uidles Full RcKular made lialbrlggnn Hi
12c. 10c. 25c and ilfic
Children's India Oauze UndercsU, 10c toil
uuuoreii s luh); nose, ec iu oec
Bpeclal Values for Gentlemen In
HOT WEATHER UNDERWEAR.
Plain mid Colored Balhrlggnn BhlrU aJ
drawers, 2c, s.sc, use, euc, ac.
A short line or Gauze shirts. 13c.
Jean and Leather-Weight Drawers, 25c, i
50c. 75e.
Gent's and Reys' Demet Shirts, 25c, 38c, !
Gent's French Flannel. Cheviot and Madrl
OlOlll nirts,!,l.2e. JliO, Jl.75, 12.00.
Gent's Fine Silk Shirts, 12.50.
An Exceptional Value for WerUngmel
Blue and Mede Duck Overalls, fiOc
ALL-WOOL SUMMER SUIT
At 1 10 nud J12
Cnsslmeres, CliovieU and Worsteds.
New I)eigns in Plain Celers and Neat Mixture
SEE OUE EAST WINDOW.
Higher Grade Materials und Very Select Pal
terns ler lieuis uressnuus, n, na.tis, usi
5.1. in anu werKinunsnip equal le cueie
made.
GENTS SUMMER DRESS TR0USI
At S3, JJ.50, Jt and J.'i are Decided Uargalns.
Beys' Suits.
A new Invoice for the Summer Holidays
Jl..?), !.-, (6 nnd J7.
Reys' Reugh-and-Tumble Pants, 75c te JL
Het Weather Coats and Vests!
Fer Genu, tl te te.
Workingmen's Pants,
That nre strong, 75c teil.25.
Three Cases
Men's Dress Straw Hats
Iu Three Proportions.
They w euld be cheap at 50c. We sell them at $9cl
A Special Hiirenln Case of Dress Btraw Hattl
Men's, Sizes, 25c each. I
A full case of Heys' Mixed Dress Straw HatsI
eryelienp, l.iceacn.
Reys' Btilpe Flannel Tennis Caps, 15e each.
Traveling Bags and Trunks
At Very Lew Prices.
Trunks for I'ie, Bags for 60c.
Ladies' Lace Oxfords
In all tlie Popular Styles, 75c te 12.6!).
Gent's Chocolate Celer Ualmerul Dress Shoes,
stylish Londen Tee popular as n Mumuierl
iircss ruee price, :ju. i
Gent's Lawn Tenuis Oxfords, Cnuva Uppers
and Hard miuDerseics price, ji.
A Combination Step-Ladder and Chair,
A useful und nil elegant article for house or
store. Made or nam oeu mm imiiincw.
l(l.... mil,. 1
iWffl&PCIIINAmiKJlipTCA.
KV, 75c and II ?" i"i'"""'" -"
32-38 East King Street.
LANCASTER, PA
ANU
NO. SIS MAKKLT BT., HAKtUBBUKO, PA.
Williamson d Fester,
irtt3U--a,