iFn'B;!T'il i.V " " ""i. -.'? v,T.ytw,n; www 'wVTWrSWl.e'? THE LANCASIER DAILY INTBTiLIQUNOBB. MONDAY, JUKE 30, 1890. Mfc ZW .v - A ;9Ub SnteUtaenccv L NDRBW 1. BTKINMAN, "". MnHKRT CLARK Publisher. l$ H DAILY lNTELLUiENCER,-FubllAbed A avanr day In the rear, but Sunday. Bcrrrd '. h9 carriers In thla eltv and surrounding : J ' towns at ten cents a work. By mall five del- K- tan a y(x In advuncet GO centa month. nrWlrt.V rsrripi infMttLMi n.a.1Mlar anil . IMly cent! A year, In advance. tWOTICS TO BCBSCRIBERS-Remit by check '"S. POeni order, Bna wnere neuner 01 & totter. 1,9 ulter. "il. Inniia Tint tWTCT ttOrttrBB EjA I.aDcnstr. Pa. LANCASTER, FA., June 30, 1890. ? Lr . Plajr Fair. fyif The Philadelphia Jtccertl Is very TuiVaittvlnlla tl OntllsnH nUnllll wiaaIA illa tri"""" wawmuiuu pi.uuuwt-.vitw .. vsjMmocraue nomination for governor, JTrmA 4 lift TlYil ln4...litn 7Vlill fcnll It. Kj'.hnetBtallturprlsliig that these Jeur- ,; Jiais bueuiu nave ims uisijumiiuu, ituu it !'! certainly lierfcctly rhjlat Hint they &?& heuid adrocnte their choice; but they 81. eheuld be truthful nud fnlr. The Times fiuds occasion tu-day te fall back Inte lis nncicnt inaledlctlun of 'Bourbon Democracy, talcing os ltn text simple statement of the llnrrlslniri; Patriot that It would be the purpose of tkft BiTnn4nn tsitii'Atii ti.t 1 1 lintnlnalii ft pSt straight Democratic ticket ; nti luten- ?S Hen which it In dear mat Ha jg , members cutcrtnln and which It ?$ should net excite the 2mt te hear de- tm ciaraa. n seems te ceusiucr tnpt tuere SSS? lurks under this purines uii Intent te rc- K ject the nlllauce cf (sensible and honest ?Sj voters of all parties; whereas It Is slm- Pv" purpose te piaea m jjcniecrnuc fjaruersul') n sound and proven Domo Demo Dome 'crat and te submit the claims of the Democracy, under the candidacy efa typical representative, te the ap proval of the voters of the Btute. It Is a purpose te nail up n certain sign beaul in candidate nud platform, whereby t1ii lnc " " hke l0 '"' "0 "lay loilew en kLj a read whose terminus thav knew : nnd 'V ... . '. . '. ' ;-: will net te beguiled by an tiuccrtniu s. canuitinte ami niiuierni te loilew urn 'V? EV Hnn J .. ........ I l.n anr...!!.!.. .I..t....t.... .. ...I.... rV luau iiuuv-i iiju iotiiiiumiuiihieii ui mini f' The Democracy Is progressive cueugli j. for the Democracy. If tliese who are . tired of Republicanism de net like Dent " ecracy " us it is speke" by the Scrauten convention, thcy.hnve our sympathy, but cannot reasonably complain if they de net have our candidate. That te our understanding seems te be very plain. e&y, V ue 4ccer in its active auvecucy or SlsPL" Pattlsen hns failed of truthfulness In Us f$p facts te a degree that Is even remarkable in it, went ns It It te Iwmd Its figures te te Its many fanelcs. There never, In our opinion, has baen any justification for its statement that Quay and the Republicans desire the nomination of , Wallace; nud that the corporation Inter ests ure nil arrayed In his behalf. Tlice nre moreover charges that could net be &. made by a journal lit honest friendship &M 111. 41.,. IV.. II. ... . ..... K "l', l"v -''J'ui'u'Hiiu imriy nun which jS?- may t called upon te support the neinl- '-.&, nation of the man wlifim il. lima hfpiiuu j ,of affillntlens which, If they exist, unfit EJ'-j liltn ffirHiftnlTlM V nil.1nK,i.....l . .a.- 'rihtnm tlttif itm 7. n...1 ,!,. .. .1-. iggitaclf n Democratic Journal, nor under Wmfx Obligation te support the nominee of the ! e-wew tw WJj JH.Hlt 1IIIVI1 I1UL llt.'l'IIl ur T"I'l" v m- wuiHJUWJ Ul liiU !. CSS 4 ocranien convention unless It should be i'J& thn mail nf lla olinlpe ' ".ja .. liwiiitiien ns new peruana sit I in ?$? ceuvy wlUl llle Philadelphia Times in SfVcV support of Dclainiitcr, whom the Times rf nn steadily tieatcd with d st nuulshed consideration; though it will, according te its professed belief, find Itself be tween the devil and the deep sea, in cheesing between Dclauuitcr and Wal lace. We de net, however, have any idea that it believes Hint. Atr Wnllnen nj PllL governor would be unduly friendly te j mc torjierauons, wuien, we ngrce Willi pC ,lt, are ceiislnntly threateiihig the public 2$. Jitf1 has becnVt think that Mr. Wal- mi.- i 1. ... . j(Ui-u" "wnyruiiuceiien Willi SUCH vurpunuieus, mm we Knew Hint be has reached a tlme of life and a measure, of fortune which will natur ally render him independent of nny Consideration save that of his fame. It hns seemed te us that sueh words as these should be said In the interest of farmers. While every voter is free as the air tecxpruss his preference for a nomi nation, he is net free te falsely accuse or falsely praite; and ns Lancaster county lias presented u candidate of her own te the Scrauten comentlen, we arc quite free te express our opinion as te the conduct of the controversy among the outside brethren who have arrayed themselves under 1 he banners of tue two leading candidates. Play fair, gentlemen ; and se held yourselves that yen may net have occasion hereafter te eat your words. Hie llace Prelileni. The race pieblem is a very serleu matter for the Seuth, and growing meic pressing daily, but it does no geed te exaggerate and dbteit the news. The intelligent, ruling class should have the sympathy of all patriotic men of the North, regardless of prejudice or party tles.because they nresiniply struggling te upheld the laws and social institutions, against n tide as black and terrible as that which has swept awav the peaie and civilization of llayti. A sterv of a race riot lu Louisiana bhows'tlie negrees heavily armed, each heuse an arbennl, nnd the Immediate enute of the riot was their firing upon a committee or u hites scut te question some white agitators who had lwu liv ing among them. The saying that all men are eieated equal has only ,, very limited application, for some aie u preme through a genius for polities, as ethers through mechanical or artistic Keuius, and neither by law nor force of arms cau the met intelligent and able element of the population be made te submit te the mere numerous but less capable. In the North, where there is no rnce conflict, society easily adjusts itself, but the progress of the Seuth Is Jike that of two engines racing en the same track. As the blacks advance in civilization they try te pass the limited w hite mull ahead, and the result Is dis astrous collision. They de net waut te eouple trains. Whenever strong enough the blacks have tried te gain complete control. Negroes Ju ofllce aie rare in the Seuth as In the North; and whites lu elncc are unknown in the black republic erilajtl. 'the emergency may wine day demand the removal of the trains te wpnrate racks; the organluCleu of blacks and hltes in separate states but even then the problem would remain iu the natleu, and experience of negre self self itile Is discouraging. Transportation te Africa is the dream efa few impractical c-iitlinini.iii ti, '.-5 race problem is iu America, and here It must be solved. It darkens the future with peril from which no warships or defenses can guard Us, and challenges the thoughtful attention of every citi zen. Mr. Quay's ii7frcrremnrks that "the Jtepnbllcans of Pennsylvania will leek with supreme ludltTerencA for the result or the Democratic convention." The saine iitsuoef thn paper shot a nppreclntlMn of this Imlifference by publishing two col umns of gossip nbeut the convention. Afler the icceiil humiliating exhibition of servility lu the Ueptibllcn.li convention the Pennsylvania Republican who does net feci a lively Interest lu the Democratic con volition luuM. be n very spiritless, wooden sort of man. A tnnt'ATCit from Itnleluli, JT. C, te the most rabid of bloody shirt waving papers describes a rncn ontmge of such romark remark romark nble ehnracter that the story Is worthy of attentien as n Hjyeclmen of reckless ro re nnncing. It Is te the effect that six liun dred negrees who left New Ilnnover county, . C, for Arkansas, tlme net slated, hnvn returned. "They mnku nfll davit as te their troutment thore, and their story Is n horrible otie." Tliey luul been premised geed wnges, but wero sold for flve llieu.nnil dollars te a contractor, whose naine Is net mentioned, by n man named Williams, whose ability te make se interesting a Imrgiln la net ex plained. This sale seems te linve been a curious one, for the story gees mi that the negrees uerellien offered lllly cents a day nnd that their persenal clVects wcre sol7.e.l and rovelvors drawn upon them te forre them te tonus. Heme wero put lu horse aUblcsnud nuthouses and ollieis were en. llrely without sheller, but nil wero guarded like criminals. Escaping In some unex plained way these neble six hundred worn lmlteif by armeil and mounted inen who domanded whero tliey wero going and by what authority. Here he tale steps abruptly without ox ex plaining hew many carnlry steppod the march with theso nwful questions, or hew the army of "oxedustcrs," the dispatch calls thorn, inuiuigcil te oscnpe te their old Carolina homes. The whole tale Is evi dently gotten up In Its curious sliapci by hoiiie euterprlslng Koutheru correspondent well Impressed with the liuuger of seme Northeru journals for stories of outrage upon negrees. It Is prebahlu that seme contractor may have trled te profit by the "oxedustor" movement of seme Ignorant blacks by securing their labor nt a very low rate, l'llty cents a day Is net an unknown rale for labor in semu parts of the Seuth. The sale nml the ellert In coin coin pet six bundled able bodied Ameri can eltkens te accept terms at the rovelvor'H murle would be tee oxtrnva extrnva gant te ass lu a comic opera, ft may well be lmaijlncd that such nn army of trumps was carefully guarded and wntehed by the anxious farmurs of the country through which they pissed, and If tliey wuru eijly onee halted and quosiluued by armed ami mounted men, It Is gratifying evidence of the tran quility or that siHjIieu. If n hundred negre oxed usters, or tramps of nny rnce should suddenly apjienr In Uils county, it Is very probable thai they would be lm lm lm poiatlvely questioned by aimed If net mounted men, for weapens for defense and horses fur lllght are essentlal te the art ofdlsceuiso under such eircuiiiHtauces. Tin: drowning of a boy In the Couestogn seems te be a regul.ir oerysuiniuerovout, and It Is roumiknble that the accident of Sunday, like several ethers or thu kind, took place In the pieseuce of n ninnber of people who knew hew te swim. Thnse who atleuiited te roseue thu boy evi dently Htiniucd every nerve In the effort, but It Is n llltle strange that there worn net mero resell ers among Iho crowd or boy swim mers iu that neighborhood. Probably they did net knew that by holding the struggling Ltd properly his weight would tell very llllle ngalust thorn, and his motion would help te keep him afloat, lu seUIugn diewulug person the Ien arm should be passed under his aim from the rear and aoiess his chest, se that when the rescuer siwms away with him the victim will be pulled backwardsnudcuuiiel clutch or Impede Iho motions of the Hwlniir.er, while his lara will be kept well out of wuter. There have been se many accidents lit the pi. no where Ibis occurred that it would seem advisable te bang a lite proservor iheie fei fiituie emergencies. "hini.Mtr nit iii'sTun." Issues Which s,ieal.m- ltced In I'ei-uIiik I'pen l'rumler Illaliii). WashliiKten Corrvsieiii1iuco Jf. V llcralil. " Submit or resign" is the slogan that the radicals aie beginning te sound iu the ears or Mr. ,!luiue, boirewiiigCainbottii'H war cry iu the famous campaign against Mar shal McMahon. The suviulaiy eeitulnly will net submit, and resignation Is equally out or the question unlll the pioMdeut has decldisl w lib w hlch sldu te east his let. All Indications are that the president HI adhere le the Hcod-McKluley faction, een at I he ilsk efa niptiiienr elflelal rel.itleus with the sccietury of state. When matteis have proceeded se far as te make the dlvergeucii clear and euiptintle Mr. fllutne will number his das or olllce, se his friends say. His enemies me siylng the same, but they nie only mouthing resent ment uud pudlcllng what they wish le liuppen. 11 Is plain enough that Mr. lllaine has a deeper quiurel Willi eougressleu.il iiian iiian iiian agorseriils party than Iho Issue about tree sugar and heaUcr taxed wool, lie bus taken issue with them en Iho entire line of policy. The piinclple of the .Mo .Me .Mo Kiuley bill Is, In his eyes, a blunder nml u ciline and helms no better opinion of the new feix-d bill, oalled u uatlemil election act, which is te be put UueukIi under the ilictntershi) or the speaker el the Uoiise. rfe fir Ihore Is no sign that the managers of thee two prhetnl measures waul te yield te the unsolicited vlowsef the secre tary of state about them, and thev li.i e no tear that .Mr. ISlalue cui piuwill against them unless he can In lug the president uu uu uu ioseredly te his side. Mi. lllaitie is fur Jileug the new route that he has suddenly blim-d out rer his arty. Fer the inemenl bpeaker Itecsl has the greatest inlliience with his parly leaders, and the leeling bo be bo tweenheereliiry Illume unit himself in Mich 111 it it adds merit te a measiiiu iu the speaker's ejes te hae Mr. Illaiue against Mr. Heed Is a new fijri.e ler Mr. Hlnlne te onceuulor, the speakei's leadership and proinlneuce being of recent birth, i:en Mr. lllaiue's Iriends doubt ilnit he could make lieiulway against the jiewcr Ktfi erml iu tlieluiuds el' Mr. Heed, and they greatly fear Hint In a contest eHIm two Inr the control or the president's Inllueuce, whatoer it iniiv be weith, the siicaker would prevail. Thoeemmoii understand lug here Is that he has pre ailed alieady, and that Hie president will dance te no liiusle but such as Mr. Heed may play. Fer the sake of such Interest as the coun try lit large may hae lu Mr. Blaine's courageous attempt te arrest his parly mi the down grade It may be well te mention that Iho vfew his best wishers take Is lhat he will go down before the prieturl.ui band that .Speaker Heed marshals at will in elther house of Congress. Whalover recognition he may reeoive will h.ne le eoiue Irem a iKipularappreeialieu that does net halt at partisan Hues. I ui assured by hese near je him that such an itppreeiii itppreeiii tlen s all that he expects or desiies. It is said that he has done with public life, mi far as his own i KOes. ile had iniiint obedono with it betore the incoming r the present adnilulhtiittleu. The president's reluctant but pressin pressin linitatreii te enter the cabinet was us reluctantly necepted by him, Is.ih becuiMi he tlecined uccenlauce a political obligation and boeuusobofiopod te achieve seniclliinir with the International Aineriian te -ference, of which he clahnvtl te be ihe original projector. He is represented, by theso In position te knew the facts, as hu. lug been very much of a stranger in the administration household. HejcalcdJy he has denied te political and personal friends the oxercUe In their behalf of an entirely proper influence at the Whlte Heuse nud wuu his cabinet colleagues, neon the gteiiud that nou-lnterventioii was his mi al erabl?ruleef llle with the government '!.ei.reef 'l0 Wttl' a "icinber. Iho dlpleuiatlu business or his own do de partmcut he ha followed exclusively uud assiduously. The public hare but lately learned through the Herald that the con gressional managers of Ida party would net heed his apis-al for a courteous, legis lative demeanor toward the assembled rep resentatives of nil America, and that cx cx tiAiiceus and sinister inltuene.es wero iwnnlttcd for a tlme te s.ipplant him In an Important negotiation with a foreign pewer. The light thus thrown upon the nnture of Mr. lll.ilne'n tiosltien lu thu government ieenls heinctiilng of Us prob.ible tenure, 'lliere seems te be nothing extravagant in a remark that Mr. lllaine luul hitherto lelt constrained rer publle reasons te fellow ship with the administration nnd the party leaders en n footing exceedingly Irkseme te lilmscir, but he was new Ireo te loave unless he could remain en Ids own terms. Theso forms Include a considerable nicas nicas me or retrogression and much future luodcratleu lu the iielicy hitherto upper most at the Whlte Heuse 'and Iho cujiltet. l'resldeut Hnrrlse:i must speedily clioeso botwecn the policy of Mr. lllaine nnd Mr. Ilccd. All boilers coincide In llxlngupen Mr. Ileed ns the couusellertlkely te be pre ferred. Iu that ovent nothing w 111 be lelt te Mr. lllulue but te return te his place among the poeplo and Itnve his Justifica tion lu their hands. ' I Imxoprescrlboil .Mine MeIIIu'h J'oetl for year, nml Utieiv of nothing te the It lncej f often une it for grown patlcui nlne," urltcnn ph)l(lnn. Auk ether. for Van lletrrna's CoteA tskr no Yeung mnlileii If )eu'd bea.l these rliarinn That win it lever in one's ami, Anil Hint may never let him go, "Twill he llireugli HOZODONT whoe iiewpm Gives tj the breath the liatm of flowers, And lenvrs the teeth ns whitens snow. A I'ollceniiin Ilrneeil Up. f). 1. Oilllns, uieinlier of polite. Hetniilh wiiril, Itemllni;, I'a., tnllm UlU way i "HulTercd severely frmn rliciiiiintlaui ; nothing illit me liny geed till I trlisl 3iemiu' IMretrta Oil. It In n plemiire te rerntinnenil IU" rsild In Ijiiititsler by W.T. Ilech, lJfand Si North Quccnstrcat. ' m (front l.lltlo.llen. Heme of Iho greatest iiipii Unit everllteil were nfsinull ntntiirn nnd Inaignineiiiit niS'iirnnce. Tim render will rrndlly recnll ninny Instances. Very jilcnsiul nrn Ur. Pierce's 1'lf'in.niitl'iirxu 1'lf'in.niitl'iirxu tlse lvlletrliiitlhy nre fur iiinrcllcclle Hutu the huge, tifd-riislileniil pills which urn se tlllll cull te swnlluw nml i liarsli 111 lliflr iictlen. 'J he" Pellets "ure gentle nml nevcr cnusti pun pun Rtlpatleii. Ter liter, stomach uud bowel tie riingtiiientj they have no eiiuil. M,Tu.t w . i " My Methor llnlivn lining your fltmteck Itteml Hitters an n llNtr icineily nnd finds tlinn very rlllcnclmis." CIihh I.. Alii.wnrlli, tl Vnuen niuclt, lndlauni lndlauni eIIr. Iiul. Sold In lainciiler by W. T. lloeli, lcT7 iiihI 1 r.l North tliiccn street. cjwirrsnx'irie co. Lingered Betwean Life and Death. Mrs I leu. 1. Himxite, it highly culllMitcd nnd eslliimlilu Indyef I'rcseett, Ark,, writes limit r dnltief April a, lssa: "During thu siiiiiincrer 1SS7 in)' i'es liteninn liillaincd, unit 111 v sto mach nud liter ulinest )niclcsnly dlxentcred. Nothing I lite ngrted with me. I toelc chronic dlitrrlucn, unit for seiiiu tlme my llfu witstln siuilrcd of by my fuinlly, 'Hie lending plijsl clans of Hie country were cniisiil(id,aml Hie ineillcliiesiidiiiliilntered by them never did nny IK'rinniietit riiiiiI, und 1 lingered between llte uud death, the later liilmj prefemble te Iho iiKenlts 1 was enduring, In May, lsts, f be ciiiiin dlxgiiKtid with iilislcliiiis nml their medicines. 1 drepptd them ull,middcicndcd solely en Httlfl's H)eclllc(S.H. H.), n fowbettlis of which iiiiuln me pcrmnueiitly well well from then unlll new." MAiir; fim mki; a iiuhhi;n. I have hint scrofula unlit It mnde my lift) u burden. 1 ttus liictpreKslbly nilscniblc, sick, mult, sleepiest, nml uuhiippy; desiring thai the short time which seemed te have In ell illetttd le me en this earth vvetilit hnxtcn (e nil end. 1 tried doctors' triiitineui mid medleliie, find travel, hut noun of thcsmlld'Uiv geed, for tin Iscrefiilagrudimlly grew worst. UnephjslJ elmi.whe I traviled fur tesee, and te whom 1 paid Sim, gave up Hie i livens heelcss. I tin ll guvn Mill nil ether medicines, mid tixik only Swift sripecllle (1. s. H. Pour bottles or that mcilli'lm) cured me, nml for the past four years I have hud us excellent health nnd f urn as free fitnii dlsuisuiiHiinvhedy living" .. Nrt.seN, Kreinent, Neb, Treatlxe en llloed nud Hltln Dlstnvcs nml led Inc. lb HWllTHPncirfCCO., Allitntn, tin. "W'AN If UDTliN'H COCOA. IJcttcr than Ten und Coffee for the Nerves. Van Heuten's Cocea. " ONCn TIUEU ALWAYS UHIUJ." Ask your CJ let crfer It, tuke no ether. (rill JtlUCllilU'VII. Tltlll HOHIZONTA1. Hl'ATIONAllV i:N- .guies, irenic losillierso-poHcr, uud Vcrtl. t'jtl l'.ngliiisfiuin U'letll linrsu-petter, J en will linn ilium ui JOHN in-'srH, sli j:ust Milten titct. 'ITIUHTIIi: lli:sT HOI' Allt I'l'KNACK IN ,13 themitrltet, ke teJOUN 1IK.S1', M.U 1:hhI I'liltnii stitsil. 1117-1 M .'eitcAfsr "iiteN "pfpil ititimis, uefii 1' plain mid rtdutliig, up leil-liieh dlniiieler, Mnllciililu rittlngs, I lunges, l'lunae Unions, .Manifolds', American Unions. Tuhu Hiipixirls, I lungers, Heer unit Celling Plates, go te JOHN III.Hl"H.:s.U IJmt 1'iiliim stieel. inT-lfd ITIOlt 1101.TH, l,A HOItKWrl, Siri'MCUKWH, X! r!iii!iniiind lloiigeu Nuts, ihtsegisHts In silicic, ut JOHN llliSfS), J.EIi;ii.tI'iilteiistnsU Iii7-tfd 171011 a.mi:iiicanhieiitT'i:j:i)Cvi,ini)i:u ' laibrlealers, (IIiismOII Cups ter Hearings, seu rim get tlicui ut JOHN JlLbT'H, Ml liis rulluii street. 1117-ird 171011 1101 i.i:u unii:iiiti!sin:s, .srii.ue.v J l'i Wrcuches.PljH'iinil.MeuKcy W'n'iiilies . iillll.lll.'ll. 1 IH-". Kill VllllM. tie. te JOHN in:.vr, :iij 1 iua ruiteu stru t. u7-tfd I5AHTICUI.au AITK.NTION PAtll !() Mislcl .Making, l'nllerns, Dinnliigs mid lllun rrliils, ut prlis-s icaveiiiible, 11 1 JOHN Hh.VrK.iCU DislKiilleuktirel. ni7.fd UTIJA M 1 1 HAT IHTlli: COM I Nil HKAI'KOH ip dnelllngH, chinvhis, sthoel houses etc.. though successfully used one hundred veurs "g". w hen veuriiiilfinpliitmi 1 liunge tall en JOHN IllJsl.vthe will give 51111 it sulMnclery Jnli, ut a f.itr prlisi. ui7-lld IH.Ml,HniOini:its1MlNNu7l3i.fs;fKrKlT. 1 gul uud misiiii Pinups, 01 nny cuiiat'lty. nl JOHN illWl'H. J.H li,st ,iUeii slut u iil7.ifil IAIUATOHS OP AN MAKI! Oil DH t1 y.Wl) '' be riirnlshed nt reaMin.ililc llgures, b) JOIIN11LM1' ICU liistriillen street Iiu7-lfi( ITIimCASl'INtls, J HON Oil IlltAHS, i.teiir iMvil'U'e"'!'!."!.'1""1 net It c, go lii JOHN lll-NT. IKIliist lulten slnet. ni7-trd i-ci (cr n:i:i' w 'ii,j-:t "''t0'' 'l OU,VVU lufh le 0 Inch diameter, rer Kitlent 11 low figure. nud the only house In the fHyw Hi 11 pipe culling machine, cutting up te ii bub diameter, nt JOHN II1M1' H.IIII liist Pul. ten strts-l. u,7.iri rlAM;sreitWATi:it,OU.S, ,CII) Oil OAH .i.,.,!i".i.tuS1Sv0.CJl"lc,'i "-1 falrprltis.ge te JOHNl)ltr.:Kt lJisiKulleii slrtet. iii7dfd 171011 l'l'LLi:H, HIIAIT1NO, COLI.AHS, ...'""''V"-'''ll. HtX.i. C'ullpllllKa, fit.. Kll te JOHN lllsr. S.VI hiist K11II011 sliccl. iirflltl UAWJIILUS, UAUK lll., (-m .MIi.us, rj U'lilher KelItrs.Tnii Puckers. I'rliile Herso miYiV-',1rJL,,$, !!!' !"" ibielilnee. nt JOHN IllJsrrl.jnt East KiUleil street. tn7-lfd ITIOlt WI'KAM OAHOI, llieil OR LOW vc 1 ?"".' Water tlaiigis, (litiige Ch-ks, W. ssl W hwU or WVlKhlisI, Olass TiiIks! W hl.tlt , hj 11 ions for Minim Oiiugts, C Under Oilers Plain, Water liiiuge t'eluuuis, Civks for MUem (lunge, call en JOHN lllisf, :CH Hast I iiltnnstrcet. ut7-tfd I7MI1I: IIIUCKM, 1'IHK CI.AY, A'l "l.OW Jj llKlirt,BOtoJOHNlllSjr,Sl.ilistKillten street. in7-tfd AtrifiTi: corre.v wAsn:, cepphd hv the pound, 10c ; lu let. of 10 pounds or .er,.y0, A" ?ks1s dellvertsl le nny part of the cllylrce. Call en JOHN JIKsr, iv'e. Xi.1 lit.t Kulteii strecl. m7-tl TP IN WANT OP IIIIAS.S bit IHON hi OP I Cis;ks, AsbcsUw Packtst Ciwks.l'it nnd lllli Cocks, liver C.wks,. swing Joints, cnll andgil I '''"'.i I!!", 1fI,l00,ir ,ri'''r h) iiihII, teJOIl. 11IJ1', XHUistl'tiltenstrtut, iu7-ifd "U)Li HHO.NK. l.ttJl'IDS AMI HIZINO VI fersttum work, nt JOHN HlSsr'H.lSlI r.ist ruiteu strict. iiiT-lfd ITlOKUOHilUt,, HOHI.ONrAL,"rAUl'LAfl, II Urllcul, Pertiihlc, C3 Under, Murine, of nny slte ur lHiwcr. of the In'! material nud workmanship, go te JOHN HIXT, 33.1 lit.t Put. '"" """" iu7.tfd I NJKc'ieiw. itui: iijrn.B ciiaist, han". 4 i'"c. f'18!' P'ters and I'lccten, i:'icrniuii i.l.'iiJ.r 'UHll,T 1 vnberlhy Iitsis-cter. Ainerlcnii Injec ors nil in stock, ut j6ltN JlJ-Jrri, :3 List 1 tilt'in strict. niT-tld, "V Kw .1 Neckties and Pins, AT KHISMAN'H. Ilequlrcs severu tMinisMent nud trust. olu'cJer'. "- IpiwsiV.SS? te wt ns toun'ters. Alse two men us usst. snpts. tlfL.,MJifimiSX VTKW'GOOns, LOW I'lllCKS AND A meT J htore Keem iiiukcsVheiiimtg pl'tn01 AVldfi.sSiieun', f&artamaktv'm. ruiLAnKi.rniA, Monday, June at), PW). Straw Hats for Men and Deys. Sorts that show hew the right fashion and price winds are blowing; Thirteenth and Market streets. Millinery that exactly suits the season. A novelty in the " light as a breeEe " Leghorns has a'crewn of platted leaves, set off with airy tufts of ribbon. Yacht Hats with crepe and ribbon rosettes or with plain band and buckle heaped up like breakers. The natty little Straw Teques, snugly trimmed with silk pompons and ribbons, are meant for blew high or blew low weather at the seashore. The easy, happy-go-luck Out ing Caps of cloth, with visor, atid button atop, are in maybe a hundred colors and cembina tiens, 25, 50 and 75c. Plenty of Seft Felts for Wo men and Children. Extra quick prices are com mon enough tee. Here are wavy bread brims Milan Hats at half the usual prices. Black rough braid Yacht Hats, 15c, regular price jee. North from Thirteenth nnd Chestnut streets corner. About 1,000 Women's Sun Umbrellas, a cleaning up from one of the best makers in this city. We will sell them at prices near te half: One let ntMc, worth 7V. one let nl fl.oe, worth SI.75 One let nt Jl.'i'i, worth tl Oil Ouu let ut SI..VI, worth f-t.CO One let at 91,75, worth SI 00 Many of them have the finest silks that go into such work, and extra choice handles. Chtitlniil street side, wett of Main Aisle. Summer Shoes for the short fat feet as well as for the long thin ones. Every size. Com Com eort and grace always. Colored Oxfords are still in the lead for everybody. Mere sorts than you suspect and Wanamakcr prices. Market street side, west of main alle. Jehn Wanamaker. inriitttivc. r.IKNlliTweiir", FURNITURE STORE, has removed te 136 Knst King street, linvlur a full line of Furniture, of every description nt the lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at tended te. Cnll nnd examine our gissli. ns-tfilll II. WOLF, lis Kast King HlreeL n EINlTHH'H PUIUUTURIS DEPOT. WIDE AWAKE I 111 rem desiring 11 combination of Highest Quality of thn Munufacliirer's Art In nil Iho Newest nud Latest Deslgus nnd the Lewest Prices lu Furniture, Curtains, Parler Suits, &c, Should be nwitke te their own Interests and cull upon us when their wants will be fully sup plied. We offer te-dny n splendid assortment of Par Par eor Suits liiTapcslrlcs nnd Plushes ut specially I.ew Prices.; HEINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOT, 27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street "vcus a. ailing. TOO MUCH FURNITURE! YOU CAN IIAVniT Way Down Prices! ALL NEW STYLES roil Tin: Parler, Bed-Roem, Dining-Roem, Library. nr.LiAiii.i;. Ochs & Gibbs, .Manufacturers nnd Dealers, (.M.W A lib Fleer.) Ne. 'II B0UT1I OUKEN HlltEET lynvNceMi-THi: riMnciis. AND DOWN COMi: The Prices in Furniture WIDMYER'S, COUNlHl or East King and Duke Sts. Thu crush still continues. We must still fur thcrriduce our stock pcndluc the building lin lin prev cincnts. Cull uud help te relieve the pres sure of tee much .lock nnd tee tittle room. You'll save money by delus se. WIDMYER, COKNlUt OF KAST ICINU AND IllTKK STHKirra. CAIlKV IN HTOCK-1IEST CHAHCOAL, Hnuimerrd llur Iren, Deuble IU Illicit Iren, llurdcn's ltlvet Jreu, ItlveU, Het und Celd Heller Iren, Htecl, hheel Iren S-16 toNe.lt), nt JOHN llEHrs.:l East I'ulttm street. m7-tfd piMUiKTHEr: .-MOCK KAHM. STORM KING (21610 HECOHD 2:30. Hired by llanpv Medium, sire ef50 iwrfermers from 2.1 ' te i.SO. Dam Topsy Tityler by Alex under's Nerinan, sire of I.ulu, 'i.U'i, Ac.. Ac Terms for biirlm; seusen or IN), (On for a foal. Fer Utbulalisl tssltereuuiid etlur lufernistluu, uddrcss PANIEt-U-KNOLC, uprl2-lwdilvtr Marietta, l'a. Shet. !UMMERHHOE9l NOTIIINO ADD9M0HKTO YOUItCOMFOltT AND NOTHING AUIJ1 MOIIE TO YOUR APPEAJIANCE, THAN The Right Sert of Summer Shoes. -AND- STACKHOUSE'S, NOB. 28 AND 30 EAST KINO BTEEET IHTHErLACETO UETTIIEM. Kvcrynne Who Hns I'nld the Icast Attention te Hie .Subject Knows This. Cull, Examine Btylc nnd Oct Prices. STACK HOUSE N03. MAM EAST IUNU BT. mnK FINEST AND VEtlY FAHHIONAULE Men's Hand Sewed Shoes, Mnde by celchritted American makers. Flue Kindes of Knncaroe leather are used In their mnniifaiture which stig Kestsa repetition of Iho story el Its vir tues for excellence of wear Us superi ority ever all ether fine leathers Unit enter Inte the making of strictly fine dress shoes. Knncaroe leather Is very light nnd thin nml I sped ally adapted for slimmer time wear. It has thn strongest fibre of nny known leather or equal weight. Calfskin equally as light nnd thin In no respect bears comparison with It. Moreover, kangaroo leather docs net stretch nnd lese Its shape as de nil soft leathers. II resembles lustreless kid: has u glovellkentils.il und Is easy te blacken when soiled, The makes of Knncaroe Hhecs herc are recommended for durability nnd for neatness nnd attractiveness of shape. Are produced with special regard te the requirements of office and professional men. Theynlse serve admirably ns so ciety shoes for nil fine dress occasions. The mero they're worn the stronger grows thclrlklng. (J rent enre has been given te the selec tion of lasts ever which these, shoes have been shaped, the most popular of which are the Ulobeand l'arls tees. They are fashioned upon scientific principles that nre lu strict nccerd with thenna thenna temlcnl striictureef the root, fitting com fortably evcry part of It und giving rree rree deni of action te Uie muscles und Joints. Thosennessand pliability of the len til ers used combined with the special care taken In the making nnd shaping of these shoes insure ease and comfort In wcur, and llicv often prove ncurntlve of the His with which many feet nrc iillllctcd. We have Kangaroo Hhecs In different grudes the llucst made ns well as the commonest worthy of nnd meriting con fidence. AH the widths nud lengths necessary te ensure perfect fitting quali ties slim, medium or wide, l'rlecs riingofiem tl tejfl. Examination solic ited. SHAUB & BURNS, 14 Neiith Queen Street, Lanoas Laneas tkk. Fa. dSveeevtea, A T CliAItK.K'H ins. (SPECIAL.) One for Ench Day of the Week, AT Saturday, June 23, will sell Magnelia Sugar Cured HamsatlSc. Mendny.JuncltO, will sell Quart Masen Jars nt Tic perdezen. Tuesday, July 1, will sell II pounds of Avcnn for 25c. Wednesday, July '2, wlllsellbest Edam Cheese for 75c. Thursday, July 3, will sell French Olelnc Henpnt 3iv. Friday being the 1th, we will sell Friday's Hal Kii I u en Kaltirdny, which Is two pounds Cinnamon and two pounds 1'cpper for 39e, He mciubcr J en get a pound of each for JJc. Samuel Clarke, Agt, Tea, Coffee und Grocery Stere, 12 A II Hetith Queen Ht Neur Centre Hquuie, Lancaster, l'a. aa-Tclephone nnd Frce Delivery. K10K THE 'Til OK JULY, INK). FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! WHOLESALE AND HKl'AIU Exhlbltlniis furnished, comprising n variety of new mid beautiful designs for Public and l'rlvutti I)l.plaset Hie most brilliant nnd lust lug colors. Willi an experience el 25 years In the busi ness, we can get you up u pregramme glvlngu varied uud most pleasing display. Colored Works. Our works ure colored lire s and net surpassed by any. , If, Mill want it public exhibition or private display for jeursclf, give us a call or write us. D. S. Bursk, NO. 17 KAST KINO STRKUT, LANCASTER. PA. A T KE1HTH. Sugars On a Decline RE1STS, We are en the Eve of THE GLORIOUS FOURTH ! Whole Iren! of our store threw it lntir FIREWORKS, and thrce warerooms check full, We Are Htad quarters. Wholesale and lletiill. Uarden und Ijtwn Exhibition Pieces Send fur our descriptive price list 5, I0, J15 up le JIOOei mere. Private or public dlsplus gotten up. Wpiisucentljiidginviit In the selection of pieces tlutt will be pleasing nnd give unlvtisnl satisfaction. Sce.luriifiiy.Vm for HlgAdvcr-Ib-ciiieiiu en Fireworks, etc. HallcMins. Animal H.iIIimuis, Chinese and Japa nese UinlcniH, Kings etc. Headquarters for Dynauiltu Crackers, I'Utulii. Revolvers, lllank ( .irtrldgcs, Cautious, and it hundred new things lu theltrewerk line. Sugars On a Strike ! The Oreat Sugar Trust again baiting the mar ket b) ten erlng prices a hulf center mere. We have reduced Hit in it hall cent u pound. The wave has struck us and wu strike back. Come, make jour pint bases under thu cooling breeze of four Immense electric funs. Ne het wcnlhcr with uf. once we get ou In jeu won't reel like going out se seen. I'lcnlc nnd Camping Parties supplied nt re duced rales. Hie stork of Hmeked Meats, IScef Tongues, etc. First New Mackerel of the sea son, weigh ene pound each, WAa a hiuim1. Ever) thing that Is seasonable we nave. J. FRANK REIST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OflOCElt, CORNER WEST KINO AND PRIKCErirs. Directly Opposite J. U. -Martin A Ce.'s Dry Ooeds Stere, and Next Doer te Serrel Herse Htel. e-Loek for the lllg Sign ncress the pave ment. ttOVltVJfl. T UTHEll H. KAUFFMAN, ATfORNKY-AT-L W, Beceud Fleer Kableuuui Ut NeitU DuksWreet. ulldlug. Ne. 13 I'rj-lydiMr CUthlng M VERS A IlATHfON. AN ATTRACTIVE LINE OF SUMMER CLOTHING AT REASONABLE PRICES FOR YOUR INSPECTION. Men's Thin Goats and Vests FROM It 25 TO 17 M. Handsome In Htyleand Celer and SubstnnUally Made. Just such as eu'll wnn t rer Het Weather. In Oar Custom Department We Are Showing an Unusually Handsome Line or Summer Suiting, in Serges. Prices, lis, 120 te 125. Celers, Blue and Black. Such goods nt these prices are rare. Myers & Rathven, LEADINO LANCASTER CLOTHIERS, NO. 12 EAST KING STREET. -1LOTIUNU. L. Gansman & Bre. SPECIAL BARGAINS Net Fer Sale Elsewhere ! Loek At These Cat Prices I Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Nen's Men's Men's Men's Suits were S ISO.. Suits were! AM).. Stilts were S 7l.. Halts wereS 1175.. Hulls were III BO.. Suits were 113 00.. Stills were II Ii . Stills were $1(1 no.. Suits were IIS CO.. ...New Selling att 2 75 New Selling at S 3 23 New Selling at 9 4 10 New Seiling ntt fil2 ...New Selling at S S15 . .New Selllncntt 7 SO ..New Selling nt J 835 . New Selling ntt II iO ....jsew eiung iti IU7S 000 Pulr Men's Pants selling new eHO.'OO, 05 and 75 cents. Hey's Stilts new telling at 12, 12 25, 53, 11 50, II nnd 15. Prices almost Cut In Half. (j0 Pair Children's Pants at 18, 20 and 25 cents a pair. Children's Suits rcduced te tse. 75c. II 00. 31 25. Ureal Reductions lu our Custom (Jrdcr De- p.iriiiiuiu. Prlcis that will make yen buy whether you need the goods or net. 10R SPECIAL HARGAINS IN MEN'S HOY'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, CALL AT L. Gansman & Bre., Tailors nnd Manufacturers or Men's, Bey's and Children's Clothing (Exclusive.) 66 and 08 NORTH QUEEN ST., B. W. CORNER OF ORANGE. LANCASTER, PA. Net connected with any ether Clothing Heuse In the city. 49-Be cautious and make no mistake se that you get te the right place. H 1R3U & BROTHER. The Cutting which we have Given Our Men's, Bey's and Children's Can be Appreciated by Leeking at WINDOWS 1, 2, 3, 5, & 6, -ON- Centre Square Side. Yeu Can Se That We Have Put the Knlrc In Deep. IN MEN'S SUITS. B IB TO m These Which Were! 8 00 Are New I 0 00 " ' " 110 00 " 1 8 00 ' 11200...... " jlOOO ' 111 00 " 111(10 ' IlliUI J12U0 " tisej ... moo IN BOY'S SUITS. Marked S3 00 . " 1150 . 1100 . " tl 75 .... " 1500 ". HI Oil " 17 ttl . " 800 .... ..Down Prem S 4 SO I 1 50 " 15 00 " 8 600 " It) 50 " " S760 " " 18,'fl " " llOtl) And e threiigb Iho Entire Line, you will Mud thesnine Uirgc Reductions In MEN'b PANTS, BOY'S PANTS, CHILDREN'S PANTS. UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY. SHIRTS, THIN CLOTIIINO, Etc. We Have Many Bargulut In Our Merchant Tailoring Department, CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND GENTS' FURNISHERS. N. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St., LANCAHTKR. PA. lcittietrtt. DR. NATHORST, DENTIST. 2UCENTRK SQUARE. Killing Teeth and Publics Extraction hpe clultlcs. New Sets made, broken ones mended and remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plate, und tdveted, etc. Yes, everything vertulnlug teDeutt.try will receive prompt attention, nt very Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr. Nnlherstli the ONLY Dentist In this county who Is a graduate orSledlelue ns well as of Hen U.try. an udvauUige that Is obvious. murt-lydAw HIRSH I BROTHER, ffcM 0e. w 1LLIAMSON ArOHTEK. The Buyen Or THE DAY APPRECIATE OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS ANOTHER Special Sale Announcement! . yff-SlheBTlpOB White Goods, and te-day a Special Sale, efferl ng ' EYTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN WHITE GOOD! The Qualities snd Priers of whieh mux k.. te be appreciated. 8e walk In, prowl rea auuwuiiii.iuiiitcii waiwesru enering 1 Inerdinary Bargains In Every Department. Beys' Knee-Pant Suits, 11.75, 12, 12.25, I2.M. Bevs' Separate Knee Punts, 25e, 60e, 75e,l Beys' Shirt Waists, In Dninet Flannel, and rDc. Pullen nml ITran.li tf.iMln nf. uvnHJ. French Flannel WaIiU, ll'.iM, il.50, 11.7', 12.1 I jir1lAn14ln..A VV7al.B jL. r ai .. rtc I ...vU U.U....U ,, n.QIH., WV., IV, l, Ci.fcf, ,1,1 LADinS' Lace and Silk Embroidered Gape a SURAH SILK WAISTS, EMBROIDERED FICHUS, CLOTH JACKETS and SILK WRAPS. T.nrtlAe' fntfi VI ..... .1 .. a, ..- .... v. .u i, .nK., fli uuu VI.O. Gingham, Saline and Alpaca Skirts. 75c. I 116,11.50.11.75. . I Children's French Flannel Sailor Bulls, K nillO lUU UHWl IVW IV II in. Summer Underwea Fer Ladies And Children. India finuze UndervcsU, S5c, 3Re and 50c. l.flrllna Uwlc. IVmil Vui, m,. ul...... Lntlles Hlbbcd Undervcstn, 10c, Ulc.2tc. ! Ijlillcs' Silk VesU, 75c, 11. $1.25. Itdles' Full Regular made Balbrlggan He 12vc, Hie, 23c and. tSe, Children's India Gaurn Undervcsts, 100 te 2 v.iiiiuit;ii n ieug jiuc, oe te one. Special Values for Gentlemen In HOT WEATHER UNDERWEAR. Plain and Colored Dalbrlggrn Shirts al ii.nirin, .in., .XJC, .VTC, OUC, OC A .tinrl Hun nf (lmi.n Ukl.l. tj. Jean nnd euther-Y'e!ght Drawers, 25e.S 50c. 75c. Gent's nud Beys' Demct Shirts, 25c, SUc, ( 75c. Gent's French Flannel, Cheviot nntt Madrl vieiii r-nirti, ii, Jl.ij. 11.60, 51.73, JZ.W. Gent's I'luc silk Shirts, 12.60. An Exceptional Yalne for Werklngmel Blue and Mede Duek Overalls, 50c. Gr exit's ALL-WOOL SUMMER SUIT At 110 and 112 Casslmcics, Chcv lets nnd Worsteds. New Designs In Plain Celers nnd Nent Ml xturJ SEE QUE EAST WINDOW. Higher Grade Mnterlnls and Verv Selnei. I'n terns for Gent's Dress Suits, III. 115. 116. 1181 .i. rll nnd Werkiuanshlp equal te custel 1I1IIUC. GENT'S SUMMER DRESS TR0USI At U, $3.50, II nud J5 are Decided Bargain. Beys Suits. A new Invoice rer the Summer Holiday'! ITI , 6J, 8U UUU 9i. Bevs' Reugh-niid-Tttmble Pants, 75c te If. Het Weather Coats and Vests Fer Gents, 11 te 15. Workingmen's Pants, That are strong, 75a te ll.'ii. Three Cases Men's Dress Straw Hats In Three Proportions. They would be cheap at. rOc. We soil them at t A Special Bargain Cuw of Dress Straw Hats Men's Sizes. i'5e each. Afullcuseer I!os' Mixed Dress Straw Habl cry cheap, lieeaen. Bej s' htrlre Flannel Tennis Caps, 15e each. Traveling Bags and Trunks At Very Lew Prices. Trunks for 95e, Bags for 50c. Ladies' Lace Oxfords! In all the Pepulnr Styles, 75c tell. Gent's Chocelntn Celer IlnhiinrA.1 Tires, She stylish Londen Tee popular as u Hummel Dress Shee nrtce. 82.50. i Gent's lawn Tennis Oxfords, Canvas Uppers! uuu nuru iviiuutr oeies price, ci. A Combination Step-Ladder and Chain A useful and an rlcgaut article ter house erl store, ciline el iiarit vvchsi una vurmsiieaj I'rl. e ..I SI The cup that cheers but w HI net InelirlHte n I inn ..f ii. Heiiuis lee Tea. niiiite from CAMIJ IDN'SINDIA AND CHINA IILE.NDED1EA.1 50e, 75c and f 1 r1 f. bumples tree te all callers. 32-38.East King Street, LANCASTER, PA., AND I Williamson I Fester, NO. 81. MARKET bT MAHRWHURU, PA. l i. V ..' i - X
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers