PS ki iVw; A";CHAN0F 2i I.,-,,,.,,-. .. -s,l -4lJ !'' . iO W " , KDRBW J. BTKINM AH , V HAULM HTKINM AN rOLTX, Kdller. '' ROBERT CLARK Publisher. it . i it DAILY INTELt.lOENrER,-Febllhd - ' - - -- .1... t.nt Htl,lV. Ard . ? fc Mutaia in tl.ia rltv ktiA snrrenndlnc town at ten ceut a week. Ily mull flr del- BMTkva&rltimdvmnMit MrauUB UOOtb. 6 - - . , - f1 . - kWKBKETlNTELLIGRNCKR-On oeuar wa fcSthV'.aHita Scar, In advance. ftOTICK TO BLBSOMBERH-Remll by cn J n facienm order, nt where neither of vr Ifcliii cm lw procured ecd in neutered m totter fcnUred at lbs Pcwtefflc. M second class mall 7 i4 AjlDBMR, TBB IHTttUOKKCM, Lancaster. Pa. ,UUrqATK. PA.. July 2, 1890. ' ' Tke'lleadrick't Mmumeat. Vf Gov. Hill attended the unveiling of r tue monument te Mr. ltenancK in m- iMMpeiii en metuay. i no eccawuu m iW" worthy or tlie attanaanee ,ei me BwaMratie Governer of New Yerk. J.Er-Prldent Cleveland wen net prea- ttt'and perhaps Governer Hill ceu- ; wdera mat una cenn is one ler nun in un hurwMentlal aspirations ; and perhap Ittnlifht, If the governor had anything i'liAmlnri nrUli nil Hint, ramit. Hut he la Kf'nnt yet, nor la there a faint chance that ; be ever will be, a presidential quantity. i$He lacks the quality entirely. Mr. y f'tAvelnnil nnulhtv illil lint trn hecause ELfta was net in official nlace. and did net ljrlsh te afcem (e be battlltiK Gov. Hill's fMJJHtlU iHJUlll.N. no ucnuvu mm, luuivin jiu aST'tera lest between them, and perhaps &' there was no demand for the prcence F'A nt Imth lii liirllniinnnlls In this het & weather. I EH. Yet it would avc been entirely sult- fc.i'aDle If Mr. Cleveland lmd been present, lateiugUlflfa 1st. iicnuricks was ins as- In office liv his side In Washlnclen. Mnd he was a very Reed man indeed ; qulte dtatlnctly dlfl'erenl in his tye B tmtn tr r!lAVnlntifl vaI it v.pv uipvlnu & able tervant of his country. Mr. Hen- iv-drlcks waa a party man and a politician, ft but Of the best class. He believed in ;. administration by party and bad little fvHMrardfer the Idea of the reformer who XnroDescs a civil service administration ',thatts free from political appointment. jV We would net class Mr. Hendricks f-ibilt lifi trea a irrifxl ilpul alrnnwr nun TTtl.Bn iltA lilvuiAti. tMV.al.lj.lif teflm ulnti.lu rSAa Tnrlleha'a ntvialflnnttfil flirilm nn 4ltn fRipubllcau side. Mr. Hendricks was Aklwa'vs upheld by the Demecracv of his 'tate and was their very creditable rcp- ? wentatlve In national politics. When vf-ba) took the second place en the ticket wltb-Mr. Cleveland ; It vas placing the Shlnd the less prominent, In obedionco te Iftnat political necessity which calls te ,-the front the fresh aud undented rather v tnan tue eiu ami nattered ligurc. ;rIn llendrlcks' .nomination assured g? Indiana te the ticket aud was the pledge 0f success, such personal strength, teadlly maintained during his life in V the state In which it was passed, issulll- lctent testimony of his character uud tliavHiij. jiid jiiiiuiuiit-iii' in uil'Uiru w f4he auecessful type of the politician who K. ta avise a statesman mid who llvi nml .5 ..! I IT. I-Alu 1iiitilliirtn. Ih .. .. a. .a fi'' ilnavfsj innliln nnrlv llnitu Vsr - - . "7$, The riekcrhig 0ntrae. 'tt Kendei-s or the Ixrrr.unKNCUit will endoi-se the statement that this journal :,j-Bciuuui uuunin, um me reclusive JlUDll frT catien en Tuesdnv of the burnlntr of a igheuse, and barn in this comity by JISlfailre.l lltnn lu n ntln umiiil. mentlenInr. Te-da.v the uictronelllan I J I 1 I II I .1SM. lltl ul.lH.. ..! t r .l.-l.. . (MWHura wijj ijiu nitu , unit c.tliljjllty uur JjIecal contemporaries will doubtless come JTiumoenngaioug wiiu incir neiuicu vcr- f along or this remarkable event. v ........ me iiiciuuiii is one mat cans ler mesi irieus attention. It reveals a statu of things net at all in harmony with the i,j iwuuuru ei guuu ciiizeusiiip maiuiaincu gfbr mnuy cenerattens by the sturdv farming jiopulatlen of this famous old ajoeunty. The depredations of herse ;ctbleves in the lower end have long been f the text for Indignant comment en the W--l-, - . II.- 1 . . at ... :sjeu.euess ei iuu iaw in (leuung Willi "' such bold elleiKk'i-H hut thnt i1ivp tint rraake the resort te lynch law any less an outrage. White Cans can net !fbe tolerated in Lancaster county. As Tfiieiwwu iuu ,wu wviiu, n would no ncucr '?te cheese linrne thlnvni. (nrtlie iuuiriI m. .ganlzatlen of men for purposes of sum- .t.Biary veugeauce is sure te urceii innum erable evils, and te prove eventually a terror te the Innocent, rather than a eourge for the guilty. The success of & these farmers of Eastland In punishing ye tne i'Jckeriugs, may encourage them te '.similar treatment of ether supposed jj offenders, and the chiefs of their league, " armed with the power of judge and (injury, may exercise their porseuul spite. v mi.A iA.v.ii..n it .... .i . . i lui- uuiL-viivu uciieu m me mvr is net ifk ltf nilTVfl lir iilininlr.ti.w.it. nf llm I.... .... ,j HUUtlllUUIIIWIII vl .I.1U 111V), lawlessness will net cure law breakers. r What the lower eud wtints is a mere i fearlexs and nlert nublle bcntlmeut lu bringing criminals te justice, and when a there is an efleiiMj It .should be reeeirnlzeil ih as the nartlcnlnr liiiutnrca nt nmrn ..lit Pfy J .,. ..J...k., . W.V.J VHi S in te aid the capture of the eflender. j, A false neighborly feeuthnent often na- i'venta men from giving Information t" wnicn may net by itself be damning but i mat would Willi similar evidence help : te set the law at work aud secure justice. 'Pennsylvania farmers should uet be found masked aud armed by midnight, nib nu.Aiug u ufuuu uayiigut anu ffe-6" " '"-!. t UAMiarl fm lull' n.t.l rrlnt HccMesg Iadirsliln. I. The conduct of the Republican leaders j'" "" uuje luiui)!. uiresu tne saying ifihat these whom the gods would de de fatrev llicv flr.i i,ini- ......i i. i . i ..i S5 another way of buying that the Jutexi- QwmMu v.. ,unci unugs it te an eud. b-Vm --- i ..j u be lung nes- g&Mwed the country as te Jj prone te press rte enactment meahurei tn .r.i. ,,..,. Ett power, regardful euly of their prom K?.Ue in that regard. Tue iinn iiva ua. &jatnly turned up In the Jiepubllcan lead V,."" " juuciure, who are ei me Kind u'l! that are thrown te tli fmnf l... i.i. !r' beU and unscrupulous use of power. t-,"" v""; ""t luesiaunsu uie present ;t admlulstratleu : and Heed pjimn mvi Itaklng it for hit apjielnted duty te PCilwriwlual0 kt" There is fair Indication that both w HI k uwiw eui in a nurry by the voters Lnheia they treat se uuivreinotileusly : I' Timi.T7 " awk ""'' ea" ; nB.jr ter me country. --I Sneaker Itecd. It u t..i,i i ... , i, , , , - , mil iu tvhla csjieclal chaige the fwleral elec- ,wuu u.u which is te be paused fj.wy me iieufe. iiuvimr been iirci'im,..!.. jr ku uf u jivpuuucau caucus. Uy means of the Heuse aud nnrtv ,i.m,i., Jjy tu )caker has come into iesses- wmexieuee aim is credited with ! Sewer te iuu u-li.it i..i-iuii.. i... .E?JTAte b,U 4W4 Hlustra- wi uw power; being flereely r ..n... epiMwcd by the Democratic minority and net heartily supported by the Ite publtcan majority, it Is still expected te become a law, because the speaker says no. The weapon It propose, te secure te the Hepubllcan party for lis perpetu ation are such aa he W lilies te wield. He liellcves uet only In government by party, hut lu such government by the party iu power as will enable It te pcrpetuate Itself, peaceably If it can, fraudulently if It may, forcibly if It must. It is evident that this country, which is new governed by a president whose fraudulent election Is admitted, li te be continued under Republican admlulstratleu by like methods, If the purposes of Reed and Quay can be effected. They are the authors of the present political situation, and If they can stay at the helm we have full knowledge of where they will anchor us. And it only needs such knowledge te take them from the helm. 'WnenvKii Is chosen as their standard bearer the Democrats of Pennsylvania will celebrate this Fourth of July with a breezy feeling of victory In the air. , .Thk news columns of the Philadelphia Imerd should be Instructed by the direc tion of Its editorial page- that "It Is a mis take te suppese that the fortunes of the party or of any candidate may be ad vanced by the abuse or misrepresentation of ethor candidates." That Is a very sennlble decla ration; but It Is ovldenilystrnnge doctrine te these who filled the Jtecerd news col umns with statement about the Peuio Peuie Peuio cratle candidates, that are altogether fash ioned regardless of fact and with intent te help one and hurt another candidate. Den oral orders have evidently been Issued te the Ileeerd news editor te decerate its fact. TitKnE was a dust explosion In a Phila delphia malt heuse en Tuesday, which would have- been very violent If all the windows had net lioeu opened. As It was, two men were thrown a considerable dlv tanee and dangerously burned by the Hash, Dust ex plosien have uttracted a great dual of attention of recent j enrs, and It ha hocemo an established fact that dust, tleatlug lu dry air In a dctiae cloud, niny form a violent oxpleslvo mixture, aseaslly Ignited and hardly less dangoreua than gunpowder, l'leurlng mills and saw mills liave mysteriously blown up, with no ethor cause assignable, and oxpeilmonts have demonstrated the danger of tee much dust In the air. In the malt heuse explosion a spark catiRed by the friction of the machin ery Is supposed te have II red the limit dust which tilled the air. ' " Tun weddlng of Captain Murrell, the Iiore of the Danmark disanUir, was neted In our telegraphic new or Tuesday, but a feature worthy of special montlen wns the wearing by earh of the six ushers efa ro re ro markable scarfpln presonted by the groom. The pins were e( flnely chased geld repre senting two flags upon a masthead, our eur our reundtd by a dellcate geld rope, the ends of which were tied. These pins were an exact counterpitrt,botu In color and design, of the regulation lgnul of the marl no cedo, which translated means, " Wanted, a pilot." This hanging of signs en his tmcli tmcli tmcli oler assistants was mi original Idea of the captain's. , .... Ouanh Baciikm Tam'an, of Tammany, kindly sends an Invitation for the Fourth of July coleuration of that famous organi zation. The Society of Tammany or Co lumbian erder, was organized In the same year that witnessed the adoption of the constitution, and has for a hundred yeirs been an active participant lu alt the great events of our history. Tun two small vessels which coustltute the Iaytletienavy have been uudorgelng rejMilrs et Crump's ship yard.I'hlliidelphlii, and their crews are busy fighting raN. The rats have taken ossessleii of the llaytlcn nnvy, and both ships are he thoroughly infested with thorn that the sailors cannot sleep with safety unless when suspended Iu hammocks ; and thelr shoes and clothing are gnawed and dostreyod by the hungry rodents. Twe big cats were lecked In the held lu the hepe that they would sottle the trouble, but both wero promptly killed, and a large rat torrler shared the same fste. Theu the crew wero formally marllaled for wer against the rats, anil the slaughter was tor ter rlhle. The Hayllonsareclalmlnga victory, and as they have net had a M ar for several months are greatly rorresheil by the Inci dent, aud will return te thelr natlve land In the beet of training for Its next revolu tion. The Hayllen navy has been very much ridiculed, but the next tlme anyone asks what It Is fit for the Haj liens enn proudly answer " llatsl" The Adds el fruits. Gee. W. Jehnsen, In his Chtmnliy of the h'uitd, says, In describing the " veget able feed or the world": "The grateful acid of the rhubarb leaf arlces irem the malle acid and Uln-exalatu or potash which it contains i the acidity or the lemon, orangeand ethor sccles or the cenns C'linm Is caused by the abundanoe of citriu acid thelr Julce contains j that or the cherry, tiliiiu, apple and pear fiein the malic ueld In thelr pulps that of goesoborrlos and currants, blaek. red uud white, ftem a mixture or malle and citric acid: that or the grapa from a mixture of malic and tartaric acids; that or the mange from cltrie acid and a very fugiiUe eeutIal oil ; that or the tamarind from a mixture or citric, malle and tartaric acid; the lla or or asparagus front aspartlc acid, found ulse In the root or the inarsli inarsli mallew; and that of the cucumber from a peculiar poisonous ingredient culled ningin, which Is found in all fungi, and Is thecaiise of thoeueumber belng ellenslve te heiiih stomachs. It will be observed that rhu barb Is the only fruit which contains bln bln bln oxalate of potash lu conjunction with nn acd. it Is this ingredient which reudeis tins fruit se w hnlesome at the early com cem com ineueeinent of the su miner, and this Is one orthewlso proIsiens or nature rer suii- tllvillir 11 llllMllI mirtflnr nl d lliun !... 1. V. llkelv te be most ncoded. " lleet root ewes It nutritious riallty te about 0 nor cent, ersugar which It contains, and its flavor te a pectillur substance con taining nitrogen mixed with pectle acid. The carrot ewes its fattening powers also te the sugar, and Its flavor te a peculiar ittye!l ; the horseradlslidcihes Its Uaer and blistering power from a velatile acrid oil. The Jerusalem antlchoke contains 141 per ccnt.ef sugar and 3 ercent of Inullii a variety or starch,) besides gum aud a peeu- llnp milittlntinn I... ltl.il. Ilu II. .... I.. .?i.. and. lastly, garlic, aud the restorthe onion family, derive their ecullar odor from a yellowish, velatile, acrid oil; but they are nutritious from containing nearly half their weight of gummy and glutinous substances w. j vi i-ivun' utriiliud. Ak for e.lier. Van Heitkn's Cocea lake no (1) Vetllli; llluttlfll If nn'.t l.tiMl li...... . I That wlun Iemt te im'x arms, iuu mat may necrlrt Iilm gn, i.i LK.-uirmi;ii MixuiiONT hoe pmwiii UlM te the breath the balm of flowed And Waet the tieth as white as mew, A Policeman llmced Tp. w.!!Lrai,f,l?;".,: semely from rheui.ialUm iielfHi.it .11 1 mi aiivt-iMxl 111 1 tried Thern,,,'' "J",!,". V, j ', ",. a )leii.iirtereciuumtiid It." Held hi IjimVuV..,! by W.T. llecli.mana u Neiti, KKj Famous 'Women. 1. I .J n al...lnM..I ....I ,1 ... .. . ... .. .n .. rihlllllinil, mi fc lllll. llll.kl Ol I1IA II...,..,, wiie hHe aUiferiMl fiime liHrt,lltVmUm'.er ....,,,. .i;v iwjuim i(.uruuB IKUMII. ThU bcreuntl I'eutimitHl anplkn!ieu iiecanrv i Ihe woman wheahplrca te nil an exaltisi piafc ou diblllty unrt Icinale vveuUuiAa. i)r. PtHn1. tfnt i.l.n ll...l ...I.... .. III.... ..' and (tin uarranted te restore lhee fuiicttenal ,.u.TO.,.,i,ui mi. iiiuupeiiEauie te liMtltli. Ak a rcitlc for ull lhew chronic Weakneues w Then PcculUr, women Jt li unequuled. p .. , " My Mether Ita been lulng your .Hur.lerA. Illoed. Ititlcri iu a 1 er remedy and tlnd tbennery ellliacle i." elli Jud'held l " Unci.urbi "w' TuSK inwaU9NwtttQnSitrlt, T" ,,0cfi, j W?E,Ti'5i'?!f7 - "iir" - u .r - ",-"V 'Tvv iinn , w ler M-..WT-E.i-T3.r?5jr''.r."''- ..... THE IiANOASTEB DAILY INTELLIGENCER. TTEDSDAY. JULY 2, 1890. 0 WJrrs 81kcih& MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM. Mr.J. C. Jenrt, rltr marshal or rulten, Ar kansas, wrltM : "Almnt ten ream age I son tnirWda wrere eaw of bleed potion, llailrad ln phTilelaiu of the elty were railed In.atd Iliry prerrlbed BinlMn sfUTinoOlelne, whlrli 1 took wllhenl aflerdlnc rn nny irllrf. I nlm tried mrrcurlHl and petnali rnncdles, with the same uiiierreiuriil rmtill, bnt which brought en nn attack of mercurial rlieiimntuin that made my life one of unleld aeeny. Anrstif Anrstif ferlnit four men h, I gave up n" former mn dim mid remiiiPticed taklnr Mwlft'sHperlfletM. H. H.) Arter tnltlnc ecrel bottles, I wnsen tlnly eiirrdBnd able te rwiimn work. I con cen nlder Hwirt's Bpwinc (8. B. K.) the Rrcstcnt nied tclnn for bleed poisoning UMlny en the mar ket." INHERITED SCROFUtA. Swift's H-lfle(H. H. K)eured my little boy e lirredltary ncrefula, which broke out nil eirr hla face. Fer year he lmd suiriTOd, and 1 hud rllvin up nil heic of Ills rrceiery, when at eiudli I wa Induced te uwH. H. H. After ualng mfiw belUes he wa entirely rured. Net a symptom new remain of the dlneane. This wiw Hi ree years age. . Mrt8.T. r MATItr.lW. Msthervllle, Mlxs. TreatUe en Illoed and Hkln UUeancs mailed free. (2 HWIKT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, On. B EITKIl THAN TKA AND COPFKI1 Feil the Nerve. t VAN HOUTEN'8 COCOA. THE 0R10IKAI.-M03T SOLUBLE. Auk your Oreeer for It, take no ethor. (CI gtlteea. SUMMi:itHllOIX! t "s' ' TIIKMANWIIO INTIlOjQUCKI) TIIK FOUIl EEEE In the Matter of Shoes, WAH D. P STACKHOUSE, NOS. 28 AND 30 EAST KINO STREET ANIIIIHIMNOW INTIIOIIUUINO TIIK FOUIl trLL.S, -AH1IK- XUIIllHhlf. Km In Oiinllty, ALU In Variety, and Xlln Lew Price. Culluud He Will Prove It te Yen. STACKHOUSE NOB. MAM KA8T KINO HT. SIIOK HHAl'lM THAT bUHGEHT COOt, NEau. OPERA SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS. T.ev-eut Hliec In iniiiiv ilirferent ntjle find ready Mile theiw warm dn)n. All Ibuleadlni; pretty Miape for Ijiillex' mid Chllilreii h iriar uru here lu both black and runiet leather. I'retty liiiiied Hllnper for Ladlen" weuratSOe. Kid leather upper, hwl of miKlerate height, with uciilnnd tanly round tee. Htltcliedand madotreti(ly, rarely eer rip. Much better thun llie uual crade Held elnewhere at like ret. At 75e the (jrade I better. '1 tin stock In them (.Unlit! bettert-d; mere palim taken lu the making. A (heap and prt tty slipper ladles heuld hi e, Attl better kind tlll, malleeli pretty Hliapcd lnt, Mliclilly urrlied. The tltehliiK 1 utreiiK, urn mailn and tin. lahed neatly, have geed, mrene eouti eeuti teraaud lit Kinicly. Common Hii.e 0era Hllppcrs for middle uited ladle at tl.ii. Coiuferta. bio from the nrt tliuowern. Ferthl reateu they grew Ktreuger dtnorlleM e ery day. They wear lung and treug. Full Drew. 0ra Hllppem for Fnalileii. able Yeung Ijtdlen nt fl.ne and K. The newet and prctttel Htylei. Heelally udapled for wedding.., selrcca uud like MM'lul eeut, MlmuVOeraHllpeni from 40e twilr up te the lliuuit uml liuiidKemcal made. Aged Ladle' tackleN. neUrlfi uud ramrerUible lHikln, Jl te IJ, ilave low heel, bread Rele, are whin at the tee uud hand-sewed ; light, soft and euny en the feet. iJidh ' Oxford Neat, attractive, ti -Huh kind, 'i he bet line orexfoul rer perfect titling iialttleseld In Ijiii. euter. De net gap atklde. IHi'IehcIj. 1 hi I a true of UiQclieapckt u well a the nnet we bine. Ve have them lit 60, 75e, II, tl.'A and up. We'ie many line gruilc efKllpper and OxferilHlu Mirleu line leathern, In Opera Heuare Ten mid Common Kense Htjle. lluiiil. tened, uud faultle In tit, multn and unlali, All or them mnrkl at riiihou riiiheu uble price. Net n row kind, but plenl) of them Hint make clioeliig caj . SHAUB & BURNS, 11 Neitni Qukk.n Struct, Laneas- TKR. iA. UMMI:ItHIIOEJ! TENNIS OXFORDS! I haenne of the Ijirgest I.lnc of Men's Iji dli, .Mlse', ilejs' uud Youth' 'leunlsOv 'leunlsOv ferd In iherlty. Wen' llrettn Checkered Ttnnl Oxfenld. I'K IIej'h ' i ' jt. Ijulle' " " ne' Mle' it .1" Yeutli' " ' n ijh,.' Meu'aHvcemlOnide Light lentil UNrerdN.tiv! Hey' " .. i. '(j Ijiille' " " ii v." MIM' " M li i.' Youth ! M i r.' .Meii'llet(liade jitet Light HtrlpeO SI (O llO II II i ' y,. Ladle' " ' j.' ....llfiVn1 H,-udeTi.iHiU llul.lu Uglit Cluck mid Kelld llren n, SI 50. I hue ulie a Large Line of Men', Hey', Ui. die and Mines' Cuuva Tennis Oxfent. with itubber Bele, having Ix-uther Hele hetuceu the "Jibber boles and Inele,ut J1C0, Jli'), SI V See Large Display in East Window. The One-Price Cash Heuse, Ohas. H. Frey, IHuccesser te KllEY 4 ECKEKT) tbe Leader of Lew l'rlcei lu BOOTS AND SHOES, NOH.S A 5 KAHT KINO HntKEl'. l.NLAHrKH, l'A. a-Mnru Cljed Kxerj Kifinng at B o'clock KxitptMemlay uud turday. JpNaLKTUKK SIOCIC FAltM. STORM KING (2161.) ii:coiti)2te. Hired b 'iVMllM'W it,f,"u.,ni ln fM lvrfenner from 9 andeA &, ,r;.r , ? '.?,' .w. ? .lu.r ' ii.,.fi7..L"v..'" '""" Vef ". Fer Libiiiui.7. ,1 M" ei iNv, tw) for u feu . adarr,,lUt,TA'?ELaVNOL'KH,len' THOSTElt'H COUNEU BALOON. A NICE HOT LUNCH S,U '".Wrt "vew inernlng from tel- lutCft'l er drawn from tlieke: '' 'K ' " .H w ' ,0 r i?-.- I .'... (r '. ' T" - &nmntmhtt'm. miLAeELNtlA. Wedeeaday, July 3, UM. The shams of the period. Prominent among them are BabyA Carriage shams. Yeu can easily treat them if you cheese. Ours only te tell of the realities, the true cheap ness. Have you a baby ? Docs baby need a Carriage ? Then read this and ponder. At $8 you can buy here the identical Carriage you are charged $10.75 fr elsewhere, another at $7, far below competing prices, ethers at $6 and $5. The great Baby v Carriage sales of this business enable us te command prices, styles and qualities as none ethers can makers or dealers. We are makers. The assembly princi ple Bodies from various fac teries, Running Gear from ethers, Parasols from ethers, Upholstery all done en the spot is the method, and that's what making means. Our repu tation demands two things : TvW.- The Baby Coaches must be right in style, quality and strength. Second. The price must be as low as the market or lower. De you suppose we would allow anybody te supply your Baby Carriage for less than we de ? We've ether things te sell, and by one thing you judge all. Catch us charging mere ! Let us knew if you de. The $12 Carriage is a marvel of elegant cheapness. Then tee you can sort tbe Carriage up as you please : select body, running gear, parasol, and fix price te your taste and pocket. Ne trash. Ilasemcnt, northeast of centre. Besides the regular features which have given Boek News se much favor, the July number contains a very interesting and carefully prepared " Suggestive list of Beeks te read before go ing te Europe," with hints of the scope and style of most of them. The plate paper por trait this month is of Jules Verne. Boek Nczvs is . 5c a number, 50c a year. Near Thirteenth street entrance. Jehn Wariamaker. VctraaelB. rOSK llltOS. IIAHTMAN. UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. Parasol ! Parasols ! Parasols 1 I'uniMil at Heduced I'rlce! (iruiteit Variety of U.MHUELLA8 In the City. WAC10N UMnilELLAS. ALLKINIISOK UMtiltELLAI AND 1'AIIA SOUS MADE TO OltDEIl. ALSO NlH' 1'AUASOL.S. REPAIBINO U RECOVERING NEATLY DONE, ATTHEMAKE1W, ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN, 14 East King St. apr!2 .lmd (Ravpcta. QAiir. UTS I CAHl'ETH CARPETS ! Custom Rag Carpets A SPECIALTY Dyeing I Dyeing ! Dyeing ! LANOASTKIl FANCY STEAM DYEINd WOKKH Are second le none In l'eiinylnnla for fliilkh et erk erall kind. KeatlierNl)id AIIHhade. Order, a III reeoUe prompt attention. PHILIP SCHUM, SON & CO, 1 i NO. IS) SOUTH WATEK ST11EET, LANCA8TKK. IU. feblMiud riMIE l.ANCASTEH UAKl'UT HOUSE. S. & V. China Mattings.vJ,rr)!i,.e,T.,r,.,cNv0:i,. Carpets, Shades,,? Kioelr.n,,r " Curtains and Awnings $ EAIH DEALING I LOW ESI' 1'IUCE.S I NO DKCEIT10N ! ONE l'KICE TO ALL SHAUB & VONDERSMITH, 18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street auirW-lyd ffcutietru. Dll. NATHOIWT, DENTIST. JUCENTUE SO.UAltE. Killing Teeth and faliiltus Extraction Bpe elultle. New Set made, broken ones flirnded and remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plate and plNeted, etc. 'ien.eu'rythlng iiertiilnlnjj teDentUtry will rive he prompt attention, at jerv Moderate Term. Hemember that Dr. NalhentU the ONLY Dentist In Iht county who 1 a graduate of Medlclne a well a of Don Den UMry.nn advantage tbat li obvleiu. marit-lyd.tw IS7 TEW Neckties and Pins, AT EIUSMAN'H. TTENHl- WOL. FURNITURE STORE, tiaa removed le L16 Eat KIdk street, having full Hue or Furniture or every description ut the levreit price. Alse Undertaking promptly at tended te. Call and ezamln our geed. K-UdB H. WOUT, 1M Sat ting Slnat, r?rT.TJ?'f!SiWT! -. .- - . r, ..r -.- "-TJCHl ylttc f f)whltM. At JiCK OK rANUtOA. ' ) ASTRICH'S 115 ft 117 N. Queen St.. LANCAMTEIt.PA, Our Stere Will Be Open in the .. Evening en THURSDAY. JULY 3, Until 10 P. M. GETTING READY -KOK OUK- Great Semi-Annual Clearing Stle9 WHICH BEGINS Saturday, July 5th, ANU ENDS Saturday, August 9th, Which will FealtUely be tb On Monday, June 301 We Commence te Reduce Prices. And all Goods will be sold at the Reduced Prices as seen as they are Marked Down. Printed Price List will be ready by SATURDAY, and will be sent free en application. Our Very Large Stock must be reduced ; we, therefore, ad vise you te call early as goods when sold cannot be replaced for the price. i BE ON THE LOOKOUT KOU GREAT BARGAINS! V! (00O&. 0IL N KVKItY EVENING. Fer Bargains, -OO TO- P.GSNYMAHRO., Ne. 14 West King St. EverytfiingSeld At and Belew Cost, AS WE AtlE POSITIVELY GOING! OUT OP BUSINESS. niay5-3ind w AHIIUINQHAMS! WashGinghams -AT- A BARGAIN. WATT & SHAND, Offer one of (lrcatpt Untvnlns eer seen In HTllll'EU AND PLAID DRESS GINGHAMS. Three TliniHimd YnriU Kreli IlrlKht Coloring! lit iHe n urd ; former prlee, lCc. .ONE MOKE CASE 36-Inch Printed Dress Cballies, Choice St j les and Coloring, 2e a yard. a- A few mere pleees left of tbee DAKK aitOUNDDKhSSCIIALLIES.IuIlrewn. Blue. Orevnand Hliite Gronndx.&eayurd ; only half IU true alue. ONE 1IUNDP.ED I)OSEN I. X. L. Unlaundried Shirts. Exeeln evervthlnif eer tliewu In thin line" niHilenf tbn lb t Heavy Mutlln, Llaen Hetom nml rutin, lined and reinforced, and the pi Ice enlyS7c; as geed as any sold at 6Jc. IV) Dezen Dark and Medium Gray Ladies' Summer Hese At Ac a pair ; worth Se. The Brigand Sash. I'enr yard lone, made of Surah Bilk, Sewing Silk rrlnije. in lllaek, Cream, Illne, Vhlte, Car dinal and Old Hee. - ' 6. 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST. "ITIOll PULLEYS. SHAFTING. COLLARS. J2 Hanin,Claiiip Itexen. CeupllbK, ttc. te I te JOHN IiEaT. UI it t'ultoe tuttl ml-lk i Palace hki NEW YORK STORE. . lthltt. 'P INE TAILOniNG. I- 4 I .896-SPRING.-1890 14 4r Fine Tailoring. Th Larseit and Mmt Elegant Aexertmeut w SPRING NOVELTIES New Ready for Your Inxp:ctlen. We would alie annennca the pnretiaM of a Jeb Let of English Heltln(t mid TreuMrlua at a (Tent (aertnee, which we will Mil at AsteBiskiagl j Lew PricM. ilpMl aarlyle eeura a bargala in then 1 m 9 H. . Gerhart, i ' ONLY DIRECT IMPORTING TlLOIl IN TnECIT Y 43 NORTH QUEEN STREET. dZ7-Ud e LOT1I1NO. L. Gansman & Bre. SPECIAL BARGAINS . Net Fer Sale Elsewhere 1 Loek At These Gnt Prices 1 Men's BulUweret 450 .....New Helling atl B75 Men' HulUwcrel 550..... New Selling at ( 8 25 Men' Suit were f 725 New Selling atl 4 10 Men' Suit were! 975 New helling atl 512 Men' BulUweretllM) New Belling at I 615 Nen' ButUweretllOO New Selling atl 750 Men' Bulbi were 111 50 New Belllngatl K35 Men' Bull were lid 00 New Belllngatl 0 40 Men' Mult were 118 50 New Selling at 110 75 500 Pair Men' Pant selling new at 40,50, 65 and 75 cent. Rey' Suits new telling at 2, $2 23, tf, 3 50, It and 15. .. Price almeit Cut In Half. 050 Pair Children's Pants at 18, 20 nnd 25 cents a pair. Children' Suit reduced te C.V 75e,ll 00, II 25. Great Reductions In. our Custom Order De partment. Prlee that will make you buy whether you need the geed or net. FOR SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MENS BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, ALL AT L. Gansman & Bre., Tailor and Manufacturer of Men', Bey' and Children's Clothing (Exclusive.) t and 18 H0RTH QOEEH ST., I.W. CORNER OF 0RAH0B. IANCABTER. PA. 09- Net connected with any ether Clothing Heuse lu the city. 4tBe cautions and make no mistake ie that you get te the right place. H 1RSU A BROTHER. Well Werth Your Seeing ! LIGHT COATS AND VESTS. In Alpaca, Drnp d'Ete, Seersucker, Flan nel, Mohair, Fancy Stripes nnd Linen. PRICES Ceat and VcM, It te 10 ; Ceab", 50e upwards ; Vests, 2jc upwards; Punts, 75e upwards. COOL AND DRESSY SUITS. In Serge, Cl let and Calmcrei. Backs and Cutawnj , se, (ft, 110,112. Fer Knock! about, It 50. 15, Kl. Fer Fine Dress, 110, J 12, 114,110 BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. Rey's Ixing-l'ant Suits. Sizes 10 te It, lu many handome Cheviot uud Caxilmeres, at 12 SO, , II, S5, 0, 17. IS te 12. Children's Knee-Pant Suits, Blzes 4 loll, Prices, II, 1 50, f 2, 1250, S3 upwards. FLANNEL AND OTHER SHIRfS. Flannel, Madras, Cheviot, Cnshmere, Demet aud Silk Shirts from .15c te Si 00. White and Percale Shirts, 60c, 75c, II (10 Laundered unrt Uuliuindercd. LIGHT AND SUMMERY NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, COLLARS AND CUFFS, Etc. HIRSH & BROTHER, CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND GENTS' FURNISHERS. I. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St., T.ANCA8TKR. PA H AGER A BROTHER, MERCHANT TAILORING. (A PUOI'KH TIT aUAK.VXTniJD) WE CAN INTEREST ALL LATE BUYERS OFSl'irSOIt TROl'nElty. Sl'ECIAL SHOWING OF Cassimere and Cheviot Suitings, ALUWOOL.GOOD STYLES, At $13 TO ORDERi WERE $15. Special he lug of Cheviots and Casulinere Suitings, Excellent 8t le, at 818 te Order J were Stylish Enitllsh Cheviot and Werxted Suit ings at rJ3 te Onlcr i ere 5. $5 Trousers te Order. Our showing of St) les lu Nobby All-Weel Trouser Fabrics at tlieaLe price Until com plete. Their large s.i'e Is a guurauti e of their leclal worth. $6 Trousers te Order. Special thnning of Flue Worsted and Cni si mere Treuwr Eltivls. Eiially w nrtb 17.50. $15 Coats and Vests te Order. St IMi lllaek WiiIp Diagonal Worsteds. Very Desirable aud Excellent Wearers. I'rlce elsu- here, 117. 25, 27, 29, 31 West King St,, LANCASTER, PA. HAGER&BROTBER, tevectvic; A T CLARKKS ix Bar firaini prwiAU) One for hnch Day of the Week, -AT- Hatunlay, June &, will sell Magnelia 81 ( nul lis as n t Monday. June no", wll sell Quart Masen J Tiiet.dytJtily I, will sell J I pounds of At Wednesday', Julys, wlllsell best IManiCh Thursday, July a, Mill sell French Olel Friday being ttie 4th. ve will tell Kridft t1lllal1 nn Unlnxlnli IIkIs Ih aj ..l Hsifaiin sjii nntuiuiiji niiii.il iveu IIUU Cinnamon and two pounds 1'epner tr live, member you get n euud efficii for 39c Samuel Clarke, Ag Tc.f?efr. fend Clrrvurv Slnr, 12 A It Seuth Queen BL, Near Centre 8qna .iii-iuierf in. aTeIepbone and Free Dell cry. "rpOR THK 4th OF JULY, 181)0. FIREWORKS! FIREWORK! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Exhibitions furnished. rnmnrUlnir n vnrlJ of new and benutlful designs for Public al Private Dlsplaj el the most brilliant and lal ing rotors. B With an experience of 25 year In the bel ni'ss, wuuiu Kciyeuunn pregramme giving iuijcu iiiiu mwi jiivuaiug uispiay. Colored "Works. -Our works are colored Are and net surp bv anv. If you want n public exhibition erprlvd display for j eurself, give us a cull or write u D. S. Biarsld NO. 17 I3AST KINO STHEHT, LANCASTER. PA. gev $ftU ev itcttt. 1 TOll RENT-HANDSOME FRONT ROOI .- "........,..,,.., ,, u,. ...IIK BMVI., Hill. uvuiiuiitii iuucuy luroiuce or ngut uusincf Inquire of W. W. AS1C.M1, uixe-ua Alter' Gallery J TflOR RENT THAT LARGE CENTRAL BUSINESS STANC NO. 20 EAST KING STREET. inquire within. , mlt-tfd , TjlOll SALE CIIE.VP A Twe-Story Brick Dwelling Heuse, SO h- 23 fpnl. Willi Cirruefnrv 1. rlf.tr hnnlr l.i.lf lug I24by2flfi.ct, Hall nnd c en rooms. Ij 20 by 21i ftet. JOHN H. METZLEU. "a H. DukeBtJ s ECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY Secure a Heme for Your Familj FOR SALE ON lyii: MOST LIDEUAL TE11.MS. Twe-story brick duelling lienes, lets feet d ep. en Lancaster avenue, between W nut and Lemen streets. Twe-story brick dwelling houses with man saru roei, percues in ireiu, ieis. 14 reet neep, C North Pine, between Chestnut and Walul sirecu. TwcMtery brick dwelling houses with f-eli varus, iron ienccs, 101s uii leei aeep, ou we walnut, between Mary and Pine screets. Twe-story brick duelling houses, let 143 fe I uwii, uii nwi iinuu sireei, ueiween cnariec-i auu Alary mrevts. Three-story brick dwell Ing houses, let ISO fell nee,', nun mi 111a muurrii lillinivcu,eilis, irer yurus. mi nmi. uiicsiiiui. sireei, ueiween riL and NeTln street. , Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lln, North Mary, between Walnut nnd Lemen, ail Lemnu. betveen MnrvAiid PlmrstrMits. All the abeve houses are In gexl order, newl iwjifri-u, i;as us mrcs in uii iu rooms, waieri the kitchen, and the cellars warranted te be drr uui aim see ier yeurseir, no trouble te sue you. JNO. F. ORIEL, p, JACOB Gllir.L,';Execnterl' I rdJI.W.S. 2M North Marv Streeti aprSMy tXitcJtittcvu, TTIOR HORIZONTAL STATIONAIIV P.rJ JJ glnes, fromZteSOhoise-power, und Vertfl eal Engines from 2 te 40 horse-power, jeit will find them at JOHN BEST'S, SSi East Fultq I street 1 17IORTHK BEST HOT AIR FURNACE IV 12.. the market, go te JOHN BEST, aw Eal t niten street. m7.tr1 -J I "TTVlll HAMT IltllV iliL L'l'PIMVnu llvr. D plalu nnd reducing, up te 0-Inch dhimetc Malleable Fittings, I-langes, Flange Unleni Manifolds, American Unions, Tube Support itiiiKcin, r imir nuu tuning x'luies, go ittJUtL BEsr8.a East Fulton street. m7.tfd TTtOR BOLTS, LAG SCREWS, SET SCREWH jl; raquare aim tiexagen uts, tnese geed I stock, ut JOHN BliSf'S, 3.H Iiht Fulton stree 1117-tlU "mOKAMEItlCANHIGHTFEKDRYLINnE 12 Lubricators, GlaesOtl Cups for Bearlngx Fulton street. m7-tfd E ORBOILER1UHE URURIIE, STILLSOH Pine Wrenches.llnennd Menkcv Wrenclinl combined, File. Oil Cans, etc . go te JOHft ulei, 00.1 xiisi. r uiiuu sireeu llll-llu F ARTICULAR ATTENTION I'Ain TCt IT Medel Making, Patterns, Drawings and lue Prints, at prices reasonable, at JOHN LSrs.&'U East Fulton street, m7-tfd 1 QTEAM fi EAT IS THE COMING H EAT FOl U awciungs, cnurcnes, scuoet neuses, etc. thuuch successfullv used mm hunrlivMl vihii ane. When VOU centpiiinlntna ctinns'n rail m JOHN liKHf, who will gle you a satlsfiicteri juu, hi. a i.iir iiriiu. 1117-lia TUMPS, BOILERS. MINING, CENTKIFU AT gal nnd Steam Pumps, et any capacity, ai JOHN BEST'S. S East Fulton street. ni7-ifd TJADIATORS, OF ANY MAKE OR DH JL sign, ran ue iiirunincuaireasouaeionguresi by JOHN lllr. ICii East Fulton strect. m7-Ud TTIOll CASriNOS, IRON OR BRASS, LlOIIlJ 12 or hcay, nt short notice, go le JOHN, BEST. 333 Lust Fulleu street. m7-tfd rpANKS FOR WATER.OILS, ACID OR GAS' JL of anv shape or capacity, at fair prices, get te JOHN BEST. 333 East Fulton street. (m7-im. -171.0R STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR LOW rressure, nier uauges, unuge cocks, Weed Wheels or Weighted, Qlass Tubes. Whistles, siphons for SUam Unuges, C Under Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns, Cocks for nieam uuuges,cuuen juii litftl, Si.) East ruiuiu.nnju mi-lm Tfnrr lllllf-K-K VMW1.' I. . - ati I mil 12 figures, go te JOHN BE-JT, S3J East Fulton',1 bmici. Ull-UU WHITE COITON W.VSTE, COPPED BY the pound, lOu ; lu lets of 10 pounds or eier,9c All goods decred te any part of the city Free. Call ou JOHN BE&T, Ne. SiJ East ruiiuu.uvci, uii-iu ii TF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON STOPnl 1 Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Bib locks, ievcr cocks, nning jeiiiis, cun auu get them, or send jour order by mall, te JOHN BEST, 8X1 East Fulton street. m7-tfd fOLD BRONZE. LIQUIDS AND SIZING 1 ier sieara wera, av jwiw -a e, Mm . Fulton street. uii-tfd fl A GENCY FOIt CALLAHAN A COS CK , I V ment te lake the place of Red Lead. In M bulk It makes lte Hiiim the quantity of red l" lead and Is far sup- rler In making steam Joint, , j pucklng man and hand hole plalrs en boilers, 9 c, Ac, I'rlce ai crnis ir puuua, at JOHN BEST S, 3. East Fulton street. in7-tfa -- . iti- iv trrrl.' lii-'ian. i u iircnir Hiimmeredll.ir Iren, Deuble Rained Iren. f.-l Burden's Hlvet Iren, ItUets, Het and Celd r Beiler Iren, Meet. Slieet Iren 3-1(1 te Ne. 16, at JOHN BEsj I S.J; East Fulleu street. m7-Ud rSTRCTORS, itl'I". tillTLK GIANT, II AN I. cock Inipiniters and Electors, Ebermnn Heller Feeder, Pi ubertliy lusiwcter, American Injectors, all In stock, at JOHN BEST'S. S33 Eut Fulton street. m7-tld s AW MILLS. HARK MILI.S. COB MILLS. 5 leather Rellers, Tan Packers, Triple Herse . ewers. Milling and Mining Muchlaery, at . OHN hF.sru.Wt Fast Fultnii slrret, m7-tfd I J TF OU WAN I" A FIRSf-CLA'-rt F' 'Vl'ABLE L Engine aud Reller, en i-hels, cHttip, as the folleuiiigprlCiMbliou-i here-iMitn r, I75; 8 horse-peu er. tii5 i 10 here-pewer, J575; 15 horse, power. $373; 20 horse-power, 11,175, call at JOHN BWrsiiEwt Fulteu street, paMTti yJ1.3Tvjim;w Twyii. - -. sq-rK -r r"y v3Ciwei igsra-yngga.&.vry--'"'-- '"- -.'! - r-, . . SfT
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