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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES. WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1890.
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ROBERT CLARK Pnbllsher.
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Wfc DAILY ntTKLLiaKNCER.-Publlined
OTCtr day in the year, but Sunday. Herved
by carrier In thU city and snrreuudlnf
tesrns at ten cents a week. Hymallflvedol Hymallflvedel
Ian a rear In ad ranee ; 60 cents a month.
WTOCLY INTELLIGENCER-One dollar and
SRy rent, a rear, In advance.
cTOTICE TO StiBSCRIBKRH-Uemlt by check
or posteffleo order, and where neither or
theiwcan be procured Bend In a registered
tetter.
Catered at the Poslefllce, m second clnas mall
matter.
Addbjm, TBI IKTELLtOSKCER,
Lancaster. Pa.
LAK0A8TER, PA., July 0, 1890.
The l'encr of a J-eltery.
The Louisiana Legislature has pas.c(I,
& iTfcrer the coveriier'a veto, the Jaw sub-
l'$ WlUpg te tbe people the question or
?i5? rnntlniilnir Mm Intterv. which eilers n
(j$nulUen dollars a year for the privilege ;
Htk. und will eiler as much mere us tuny be
feuVeesiary te secure the privilege i for
g?fSrtiatcver the cost, It will net be paid by
!A;the owners of the lottery, but by the
feV ticket buyers. J lie oest or the enter-
JA n.a lttt., It i,vm,.ijw1 I l.n limAltnl rf (lilt
gA.prizcs distributed will be decreased m
SLv,';'' cerdlngly. The boek-koenlng of the
BlSteS lottery business being secret, the buyers
'& e the chance h.ive te talse what they
are given. The proprietors of this
RnipS Louisiana lottery think that they have,
KSj' ' by their long continuance In business,
tecum! a clientage which cannot be
shaken eiT by any disappointment of
thc.ir expectation,
It is the peculiar feature of the lottery
business that the buyers of the chances
are net discouraged by the failure te
draw prizes. Se long as they belie ve
that there are big prizes te be drawn
they are net very particular as te their
number nor Inquisitive as te their
chance of getting them. They trust
te their luck blindly and blanie
It only when they are disap
pointed. This Louisiana scheme
has been very udreltly handled and
its possibilities in the way of profits are
Well Illustrated by the money elTered for
the continuance of the privilege. Twe
dlstlngulshedConfcdcrate generals super
vise the prizes drawings, which are sup
posed te be fairly conducted. Indeed
there is no reason why they should net
be. Xe mere prizes arc te be paid out
than the money paid in covers many
times ever ; and It Is only a question us
te who of the ticket buyers shall get the
percentage that the managers de net
take.
It Is a plan whereby a great many
people put an equal quantity of their
fgT .money into n peel for the purpose of
$n KeWng back again, In unequal dlstrl-
" button, ouch of it as the peel managers
?, cheese te distribute. It Is a plan where-
$! by the managers of the peel are given
?. absolute control of all the menevs
raised ; and power according te its mass.
This Louisiana exhibition shows the
degree of this power, and vividly
"demonstrates the danger te the
commonwealth that resides lu the
concentrated power of rudriby. This is
a danger which outlaws have always
recegnised and which they have sought
fcMs&t- te avoid bv Drehlbltlm.' t.lin nnlnllliii-nf
Jl r f . at.MnJ.ft.1.. tn. I.... It..... ..T . I. Tl
Ri is a danger which resides in the wealth
massed in corporations : but the power
of Its assault upon the state was never
better shown than in the case of this let
tery, which has controlled the Leglsla Leglsla
turagainstevcrynrguuicntef propriety,
te put efT upon the people, whose vote
1 the lottery money will be used te con
trol, the question of taklug from the
constitution a lottery prohibition that It
new t'eutaius. The sense el the state Is
all one way en the question, mid with
the governor in condemnation of the
lottery ; but its vote is likely te be all
the ether way, because the lottery peo
ple cau atlbrd te spend money
freely te secure a privilege from which
they will seen regain Us cost. This priv
ilege which the state has given has se
fattened and strengthened its beneJlca
rles, that they ure stronger than the
state and they can override the gov
ernor's veto and its publie opinion.
Our lVeatlier.
"It is gratifying te find that the In
tense heat of the past few days has been
universal throughout this section and
that Lancaster has been a few degrees
cooler and much mero breezy than
many ether places that make mere
noisy pretensions te summer attractive
ness. Jfe doubt many eeple who go
away en summer trips while the ther
mometer is climbing in the nlueties will
imaglne.when they find cooler weather,
that they have gained It by leaving
Lancaster, while in fact the cool wave
may be general. All the consolation
that can be gained from these or ether
philosophical reflections is heartily
recommended, but must be confessed in
sufficient te brlug comfort te perspiring
Lancastrians.'Wewei'c warm en Tuesday,
and there Is ue denying it. It is all very
well te talk about the balmy zephyrs
that play about the brews of all our hills,
i-rewued se grandly with the golden
grain or garlanded In many shades of
green. It is very flue te dilate upon the
summer beauties of the winding
Conestoga, the rural sceuery nud glow
ing sunsets. It is belaclug te civic pride
te remark the enterprise and push of a
community rejoicing mere or less in
electric lights, new water works, meter
cars.a beard of health and an ambulance.
These things are coeliug considerations
with the thermometer at clghty-llve,
but when the mercury approaches its
par quotations iu Hades the Iwautles of
nature and triumphs of ninn lese their
interest. The copious fall of rain In the
mall hours of the night was worth mere
tut a coeliug device than all philosophy,
and te-day's bruizes re-establish faith In
Laucaster as one of the best of summer
reserU. All that we need te become a
second Saratoga is a few big hotels out
along the Conestoga hills, a gravity
railroad, free turnpikes and a geed heavy
show er of rain every night.
Wind.
As a regular crop cf the great wheat
belt the cyclone does net add te the at
tractiveness of the region, but it is hoped
that the plauting of trees may eventually
break the force of winds like that which
swept away se large a bectieu of Farge,
North Dakota. Cyclones rush through
forests, leveling giant trees as though
they were straws, but It has been ob
served that their force is exhausted in
(he eflbrt and after such an exercie they
are little te be feared.
ThU does net apply te the northern
end of New Yerk state, where a furious
wind hasjust been doing a great deal of
damage. In that legion there are for fer
ests iu plenty, and the wind rushes
among high hills and loses the force
gained in the long sweep ever the lerel
Plains Of tllO TJllkntn u-linnt 1.11 Tl,
only feurwj in that cabe is te grin aud
bear It with the philosophy that th
storms are, after all, less frequent and
destructive than in the level, treeless
West. It Is worth noting that Flatts
burg, the town which SulTcred most se
verely, is en the lake In a position un
protected by 'either mountains or forest,
although Its streets are famous for their
beautiful avenues of giant trees.
About The l'lfltrerm.
Tim platforms ofbelh parties In Pciin
pylvuiila, this year, seem te have conic
under n revising hand after their pai
page. There docs net seem te have been
much alteration or harm done, but It Is
net altogether agreeable te knew that
platforms are treated se Irreverently as
te be scissered and pasted nflcr the con
vention Is ever.
Mayhe this was net se done this year
with tbe Democratic platform, but It is
clear that It has had diverse publication.
The planks have beeu hustled around
considerably, and Brether Black's rceo rcee rceo
Idtien about the Australian ballet sys
tem and altering the constitution, ap
pears te have lest its ,tale. As he was
nominated by the convention for the
second place en the ticket It was clearly
inappropriate te chop off nny of his
resolution, which the convention took
with him; se that we have net printed
the revised platlerm, but stick te the
one wired te us en the aftcrnoeu of the
convention.
m w
In Nplte oflteed'H much boasted rules for
the expedition of busluess, and otber pur
poses, the liiisliiess bofero Congress In net
much fuitlier advanced limn It was at this
date a yenr age.
Italians nre nctively pushing a scheine
for the oreetlon of a stntue of Columbus In
New Yerk city. It will be a hundred feet
high and cost two hundred thousand dol
lars. A public competition of designs ler
the monument wnsopened In Heme by a
coinmlltce appointed by the king of Italy,
and the New Yerk subsurlbers te the fund
choseono of two leading deslgns. It is te
lnvve abnsoef Italian granlte nflecn feet
srjunre and twenty-flve feet high from
which will rlse a 'column surmounted by a
brenze statue of Columbus In the uniform
of an admlrnl, with Ids right nrm extended
as though pointing te the uuwly discevnrrd
and mysterious lauds In the west. l!ron?e
groups surround the base. The slatue Is te
be brought te Amurlcu en an Italian man-of-war
uud will be timed te nrrlve In New
Yerk harbor en Octeber 12th, I6U2, the
four hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery of America. With the slatue of
Liberty from France, the statue of Colum
bus from Italy and the proposed Ilohemlan
monument te Huss, New Yerk premises
te huvn a cosmopolitan assortment of
heroes lu ceurse of tlme.
Tin; MeKlnley bill lcaves the duty en
starch at two cents a pound and doubles
the duty en dextrine,. HemiII, a starch
trust Is being formed.
A Tiioer ship with selillnrs te uillote
Ilrltish garrisons, and accompanied by two
of the host and new est of Ilrltish torpedo
beats, liasarrlved at Halifax. At the same
tlme the new ocean cable from lloruuidate
Halifax Is announced lu working order.
Threo mere ships of her iuae&ty's uavy
have anlved at Victeria, Ilrltish Columbia,
and are oxpectod te fellow the two already
in Uehrlng'a sea, making llve powerful
moderu ships of war guarding the seal
pirate against our two peer llttle wooden
rovenue cutters. All these llttle facts taken
together gave a fl no opportunity for sonsa sensa sonsa
tleual journalism te work up bolllgereut
rumors, but It dees net even soem proba
ble that Jehn Hull Is contemplating a game
of bluff. The strengthening or Halifax and
cable connection with Ilermuda are only
natural and long ucoded military precau
tions, and the assembling of the i)ritlh
North l'uclllc fleet In coelor northern
waters Ihs regular overy Hummer proceed
ing. It is, of course, within the bounds of
possibility that llicre may lie a wurllkfl
collision between the plrate pursuing
United State revenue cutters and the Ilrlt
ish cruisers, for the officers of the lattorare
bound te protect Ilrltish rights as they un
dnralund them, and the Hiieh of duty of the
cutters and cruisers run contrary.
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A CH1TICAL nr.UHKII.
frltlci theuld wear the high degree
Of LL.I). bvouise
They olio anil all uppcur te be
Doctors of KJauH,
Frem tht Chicago Tiibunr.
A Het Day.
Frem the Wuiblngten Pest,
It was a sultry auorneou in July, A. l.
IWK) (says Heward llellumy.) It was the
Xoveryol in it. history hud
this city fulled te set apart ena day in the
calendar under this tltle. Uomelimes It
had two.
"I huve figured It all out," said a man
who was stumllng en the corner, " uud the
residt Is Inovltuble."
" What de you mean t" I luqulred.
The last recollection I had was sitting
down te read a tariff sioecli in the Ctoi-yi-cnaieHul
Jlecenl, and en awakening I
wn d.ized with nuinoreus uhaiiKes In my
surroundings. It was owing te my con
fusion, no doubt, that I found myself- able
te address an ontlre strungur.iu this fa
miliar manner:
"Why, where have you been all this
time?" he inquired. "De you net knew
the danger that Is threatening the city?"
The speuker was a mlddlo-aned man
whom Ins friends addressed us " Majer."
" Ue you mean Sunday Imke ball T"
" Hase ball," he lopeatcd. " What is base
bell ?"
I pitied him.
"Tell me," I said, "Is the tarllf questien
Anally settled yet?"
" Ne," he repllwl. "Hut we think it will
bobefero inanv vears. I bnllnrn that tnn.
ple generally are bekiiliulng te have a clear
comprehension efull the phases of the sub
ject." "Hut this danger of which youspeko? "
" De you net soe that cloud coming ever
the horizon?"
"Yes. What of it?"
"Itlsaninipondlugbhewor. Ifitcotnes,
it means certain destruction."
" Net from a mero shewer ? "
" Certainly. This Is the hottest day that
Washington has ever known."
" I thought I rccognlzed it."
" Yeu knew that net a vear has passed
without at least ciue such day."
"1 suiipose net ceitululy net whlle 1
was awake."
" Can you hnagine, taking the subject en
mathematical ground, the intensity of heat
that must new exlst?"
"HyJove! if oeiy het day Is hotter
than the lust, why great heavens ! It is
turrlhle,"
" Yeu are familiar, no doubt, with the
laws of physics hulliciently te knew that
the sudden pouring ofwater en a very In
tensely het surf.ice develops steam, with
awful axploMe suddenness."
" Tu be sure."
"Consider these mlles of superheated
pavement,
" I did, and shuddered."
The cloud was hanging evor us; the
water was precipitated te the earth j thore
was a horrible rear, a choking mass of
vapor, a mighty crash and all was evor.
I he city of Washington was nothing but a
mass el ruin."
Keet Nole: The criticism lias been made
that this story does net show hew the
nurrater suecoeded lu escaping te tell the
teie. The author points te this fuel with
pride, it places his etlert en un equal, iu ut
least ene respect, w Hit many of the greatest
modern fiction writers. Ne story U really
complete w itlieut something lelt unex
plained, te furnish material fur another
book.
A Wyoming Oeyser'n I'ruptleu.
Secretary Neble has received the follow
ing dispatch trout MHiumeth Het Springs,
Wyeming: " This dispatch Just recched
from Nnrris Uasin. At 4:15 p. in., Tuesday,
thore was a sovcre shock of eartbquukc,
followed by a tcrrible rear, and upon In
vestigation It proved that the geyser called
'New Cruter,' had an oruptlen. It Is
throwing up a column of steam, stonesand
water about two hundred feet iu circum
ference and te the height of about one hun
dred and twenty-flve loot, and shaking the
whole basin around lmt Ic-Julty."
iva'sttbd.
Ithyine full of reason,
Fit for the season,
Warranted fresh every day j
Who can tipply them ;
Ne one frill hujrtbem,
Dut they are wanted, they uy:
Hmoeth and grammatical,
Though cnlgmn Ileal,
Ne ene fares much what It means j
If only sentiment.
Ilea onlegt complement, ,
Itulcs like the bacon In bcani.
Illiymef In (macular,
(Jmphlc, ctaciilar, (
Wnrktne the nelby llurns drill ;
Twain's eccentricity,
llret llnrte'i felicity,
Oiling tough hummers n lift.
Quaint llttle roundelays,
Written for olden ilnyn,
He an tepuM In our own ;
Hwearlng with courtly grace,
l.lfe feralady's face,
Lightly as bubbles arc blown.
Htlrrlng, descriptive. Unci,
I'erll efreas or mlnc,
Thrilling a man's very bone ;
Hurricane horrors dire,
Terrors of flood and fire,
Drilling the reader In groan.
Yet ever nil prevail
Heroes In every tale,
Warranted happy or dead;
Peet are cheerful chapj,
Turning te Fortune' slap
Cheeks that with courage are red.
Hetel their roundels;
Ittng In these dollar day,
Ieudly as ever of yore ;
And let ths muse mint
Heng that will pans In print,
Cela for our thunk and no mere.
nhynie for Iho dally pre,
ClaMlral, moie or leu,
Warranted ficidi every day j
Seme, will supply them,
Though we won't buy them,
Poetry never should pay.
A llreak.
Frem Harper' Ilazar.
V Clara," Mid he j "Clara"
" Themas," alie whispered, "I de leve
veu j but aren't you a little mistaken?
This is I'riday night, and I am Sarah."
Van llet'TKN's Cocea l'ure, Heluble, Kco Kce Kco
lietnleal. (A)
An Aromutle J'roirrmice
Is Imparted te the mouth by the ute of HOZO
UONr. It Is beyond doubt the cleanett, purest
mid best wash ever offered te Ihcpuhllc. BO.O
I10NT and comfort nre synonyms. iteleancs
the ca Itlcs In the enamel of the teeth.
A G'lerirynum'H Testimony.
W. O. (Uirenl, pastor Al. K. Church, Hethwell
Out,, wiMiertwn years M Hiilfcrer with Dipe
la In Its worst form, until a be Mates "lie
became nn aeliinl burden." Three bottles of
Jluriteck Jllend tiittert cured him, ami he tells
u In a recent letter that hocennhlerx It the best
meillclne new before Ihecmintry for dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Held In lmeaater by W.
T. Hech, 137 and i:W North Quceu street.
Irf'ave ho)e liehlnd,
All ye who enter here !
He ran the illrti warning which Dante read en
the portals of the Inferno, He runs u cruel vei
dirt of your friends If you are overtaken by the
first symptom of that terrltite .disease, eon een eon
sumptien. " lcuve hope behind t Your day
are numbered I" And the Ktrugiile against
death I gl en up In despair. Hut while there
Is life, there Is hope. Dr. Pierce's Gelden Med
leal Discovery has cured hundreds of cases
worse than yours ; and It will euro you If taken
In time. Hut dclayls daiiKCreu. Ne power
can resteic a wasted lung j thc"(Jhlcu Medi
cal Discovery,' however, run and will urrest
the disease. W.ThAw
De Net Meve Itllndly.
On carefully In puiehaslnc luedlclne. Many
advertised remedies can work great Inluiy -are
worse than neiuv Jtunleck Jlloerl Hitters are
purely a colable preparation : the smullcsl
child can take them. They kill dlseasennd cure
the patient Inn sare nnd kludlv way. Held In
Uincastcr liy W. T. llecli, l.f7 ami 1.19 North
luecn street.
Wl IT HPKUIFIO CO.
Lingered Between Life and Death.
Mr. Ocn. 1. Hmoete, u highly cultlvnted nnd
estimable lady or I'rescett, Ark,, writes under
data or Aprils), 1HSU; "During Iho summer of
1KS7 my eyes became Inflamed, nnd my sto
mach and ller almost hopelessly disordered.
Nothing Inte agreed with me. I took chronic
diurrhrrn, end for some tlme my life wnsdu
spa I red of by my family. The leading physi
cians of Iho country were consulted, nnd Iho
medicines admlnlsiered by them never did nny
liermancnt geed, mid I lingered between llfe
and death, the later belnij preferable te the
agonies 1 was enduring. In May, lsss, I be be
eaine disgusted with physlclnns nud their
medicines. 1 dropped them all, nud depended
solely en Hwlrt's Hiwclfle (S.H. 8.), n few betths
of which made me permanently vrell well
from then until new."
madi: ins Lin: a iiuudkn.
I have had scrofula until It made luyllfen
harden. I was Inexpressibly miserable, sick,
weak, sleepless, and unhappy ; desiring that
the short tlme which seemed te hac been
allotted toinuen this earth would hasten tenn
end. 1 tried doctors' Irentmeut and medicine,
and tmvel, hut neua of these did rmv geed, for
tlielscrefula gradually grew worst. Onephysl!
elan, who I traveled far te see, and te whemf
puld tlW, gave op the case us hopeless. I then
Kiivn -up all ether medicines, and took only
Hwlft Specific (H. s. H.) Four bottles of that
medicine cured me, and for Iho past four j ear
I have had as excellent health nud I am as free
from disease as mi) body ll Ing "
Z. Nkijhen, Fremont, Neb.
Ireatlse en Weed and Hklu Diseases mailed
free.
(I) HWIKT HPUCIFIC CO.. Atlanta, da.
T7-AN HOUTUN'H COCOA
" lliaTAHOia FAHTHK8T."
Iho puiest, most soluble-tho eUntnul cocoa.
Inveuted, patented and made lu Helland.
Delicate, stimulating, nutritious, much belter
for the nerves tliau tea and coffee. Ask for
VAN IIOUTKN'H, (alto no ether. (01)
inr3M)-ilM,W,K l
T7-INCO CIIKWJNU TOIlACL'e.
VINCO
(EXTRA FIXE)
CHEWING
TOBACCO.
This Htandard Urand of Plug Tobacco Is ac
knowledged te be Iho best chew and the largest
plece for the money lu the market, nucerin
t Off en each I u mp. Its ctoutle sale formally
) cars has eshiblUhcd IU ifputalien. There Is
nothing better. Try It. Fer sale by dealers nud
grocers.
uprlI-aitisd-eeiuA13tw T"
A N. OII)Lx.ANC?, 10 (WANTTlCKNhT:
J. te Christian lluiger, proprietor of ihe
Concert Hull, ndjeliilng Mtcuucrcher Hall.
HrcneN 1. Ile It ordained by theHclcct and
Loinineu Councils of the City of Uincastcr.
Ihiit theMa) or lie authorized legmut a geneial
llcetue te Christian Uurrer, proprietor of Mien
lierchnr Cem ert Hall, for the exhibition of the
all leal euterlaluineuts, shuu. spectacles, ete
etc., at. and for theannuul mm of Hccuty-tle
Dollars (J75.W) eer immiin, payable quartcrly
'i he said sum te be In llcuefsieclal lleciise pre-
Ided by existing ordinances.
Ordained nnd enacted Inte n law hi the City
of I-ancasler. July 2, IN). '
J.H. HAtl.M.nDNi:it.
. . President Common Council.
David l.i. in.E.v,
Clerk Common Council.
, , i). r. i.en(i,
, ,. President Helcct Council.
J. K. IlAitn,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved July 7, INK).
J)7-3ld HOUKHT ri,AItK,Ma)er.
A N o'V'Inanckcmiainei'ITknami:
il of IlulteiiHCKHl street te West Vine street.
fv!!,c.'rierJl!!"5,...by "ie Seleet and Common
toniicllsef the City el Luueaster that thenainu
el nutteuw.xKl street, In said city, be rhangvd
and hereafter be calle.1 West Vine street.
..P,"1"1" "t enacted liuen law ul the ell j
of Lnneaster, JulyV, 1'UO. "'
J. 11. HAUMOAItDNUlt.
IMvidI DKT" Le," dolmen.
Clerk Common Council,
J. K. tlARa, '""'Went !e'lect tuni'll.
Clerk fcelect Council.
Aft'reved July 7, Inie.
Jyt-ild- ItOUEUT UfcAjW, Mayer,
Utanmmaktt'm.
run.ADEi.pntA, Wednesday, July 9, ISM.
Dress stuffs that take the
het edge off the weather are in
waves and ripples all around
the store.
Muslin Underwear hints :
Onwn
Muslin, Mether Hubbard yoke of W fine
plaits, neck, yoke nnd ilecve trimmed
aHtli iiaat If nfi-tlntr ttAmm Tf
Fine Cambric Mether Hubbard yoke
trimmed with 10 row fine Hamburg edge
nnd Inserting, with beading between,
neck nnd sleeve trimmed with flue Ham
burg edge, 11.23, the 11.75 kind.
SklrU-
Geed Muslin, wide hem and 12 spaced
plaits, yoke band, SOc
Fine henvv Muslin, extra wide, with wide
hem and 19 spaced plaits, yeke band, sic
Chemises
Kine Cambric, yoke of wide embroidery,
neck, yoke and sleeve trimmed with
Hamburg edge, 00c
Fine Cambric, yoke of wlde Torchon law,
neck, yoke nnd sleeve trimmed with
Torchon lace and bending, Wc.
Cei set Cever
Fine Cambric, high square neck, 2 row fine
Insertion and 41 fine plaits nn yoke, neck
trimmed with Hamburg edge and bead
ing, 60c
Fine Cambric, low (iinre neck, with yoke
of wide embroidery, neck, yoke and
sleeves, trimmed with Hamburg edge
and beading, (Be.
Hecead fleer, Juniper street side.
Four items from Linens as
thay come :
Extra large, heavy Damask Towels, knot
ted fringe, full rungc of pretty border, 23c
each.
Geed quality, heavy Huck Tewel, lCc
each.
Al40cii yard, heavy Cream Table Linen,
pure flax and n quality you will pay bOc
for outside.
lfl Inch extra heavy German Napkins, free
from starch or dressing, DOe a dozen. After
a few wah legs you'd take them for I1.VS
geed.
Heutliwet of centre,
Axminsters, Mequettes, Wil Wil
eons, Velvets, Brussels and
Tapestries arc alike in the
thick of the Carpet pricc-edt-ting.
A midsummer clear up
sale that will be memorable.
Smyrna Carpets, 9x12 feet, (.12.10 from $16.
Hinyrna Carpets, 7.0x10.8 feel, 83.60 from
t.rj.50.
Hmyrnn Carpets, 0x feet, $H.M from J2'.
Heeend fleer, Mnrkct street side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
JTliec0.
s
1IOK HHAl'KH THAT HUOGEST CUOL
l NESS.
OPERA SLIPPERSANDOXFORDS.
Lew-cut Shoes In many dllterent
styles nnd ready sale these warm days.
All the leading pretty shupesrer Iridic'
nnd Children's wenr ure here In both
black nnd russet leathers.
Pretty shaped Hllnpcrs rer Ladles'
wear al.'jOc. Kid leather uppeis, heels
or moderate height, with neat and 0iiV
round tees. Htltchedand lua-.testrdiigly,
rarely ever rip. Much better than lliu
usual grade. sold clscwhcrent like cunt.
At 76c the grnde Is hotter. The sleck In
them slightly bettered; mero pains
taken In the making. A cheap and
pictty slipper ladle should see.
At (1 better kinds still, made en pretty
shaped last, slightly arched. The
stitching Is strong, ure made and fin
ished neally, have geed, strong coun
ters nnd tit snugly.
Common Bcnse Oiwrn Hllppers for
middle-aged ladles nt II.'JIj. Comforta
ble from the first time worn. Fer this
reason they grew stronger favorites
everyday. They wenr long and strong.
Full Dress Ojicra Hllppers for Fashion
able Yeung Ladies at ll.fi) and 12. The
newest and prettiest styles. Hjwclally
adapted for weddings, soirees nnd llke
social cvcnls.
Misses' Opera Hllppers from 40c a pair
up te the nncsl nnd handsomest made.
Aged IjuIIes' tackless, noiseless nnd
comfortable buskins, J 1 te J2. Have low
heels, bread soles, nre wlde nt the tee
and hand-sewed ; light, soft nndeasyeu
Iho feet.
Ladles' Oxfords Neat, attractive, sty
lish kinds. The best lines or Oxfords
for erfcctnttlng qualities sold In Lan
caster. De net gap nt sides, lit closely.
This Is as true or the cheapest as well us
the finest we have. We hnvethemat
60, 75c, tl, 81.2) and up. We've many
line crudes or flippers and Oxfords lu
vnileus Jlne leathers, In Opera Hqnare
Toe and Common Scuse Htylcs. Hand
seucd. and raultless lu lit, make nnd
finish. All et them marked nt reason
able prices. Nel n few kinds, but plenty
of them that make cheesing easy.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Bthket, Ijanoas Ijaneas
thr. Ja.
CUMMER SHOES 1
O
TENNIS
OXFORDS!
I haveene of the Largest Lines of Men's, La.
tiles', Mlssc'. Heys' and Youths' Tennis Ox
fords In the city.
Men's Drewn Checkered Tennis Oxfords. 4!e.
Hey's " " " .1 (0
Indies' " " ' JJp
Misses' " " mv'
Youths' ' .. 3.,y
.Men's Heeend Grade Light Tenuis Oxfords. HV-!
Hey's " " " 'ft,v
Ladled' " " " Xtc
Misses' " " ' u jin,,'
Youths' " " " bec'
Men's Hest Grade Latest Light Htrlpc Ox..8I 00
!':; , ;' :; ' v.
Unties " " " ii (,,-.
!0."'?.?st OradeTenuls Hals, in Light Check
nnd Solid Hrewn, 81 50.
I liave also a Uirge Line of .Men's, Hey's, La
dles' nnd Misses' Canvas Tennis Oxfords, with
Itubber Heles, hnvlng leather Beles between
the Itubber Heles nud Insoles, nt tl 10, SI 26, 81 M
Sec Large Display in East
Window.
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
Chas. H.Frey,
(Huccosser te FUEY A K0KE11T) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOH.S 6 EAHT KING BTHEET,
LANCAHTElt. l'A.
r-hliirc Closed Every Evening nt 0 o'clock
ExceptMeuday uudhnturday.
T KADINO HATH.
BIG REDUCTIONS
-ON ALL
Straw and Summer Hats.
STAUFFER & CO.,
Nes. 31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. FA.
I TOIl I'ULLKYH, BHAFT1NG, COLLARS,
J llBiiffn.Clsmp Hexcs, Couplings, elc.. uu
te JOHN HEST. W Fultea mreeT. uTldW
Cm 9e0t.
e
PEN EVERY BVENINO. tfi
Fer Bargains,
QO TO
Ne. 14 West King St.
EverythlngSeld At andBelowGest,
AH WE ARE I"OHlTlVELY GOING OUT
OFBUH1NEHS. ,
mayWmd
Xy-AHH GINGHAMS 1
WashGinghams
AT
A BARGAIN.
WATT & SHAND,
Offer ene of Greatest Ilargnlns ever seen In
HTKU'ED ANDI'LAID
r DRESS GINGHAMS.
Three Thousand Yards Fresh Ilrlght Colorings
ut ui a. )ard : former price, lCc.
ONE MORE CAHE
36-Incli Printed Dress Cballies,
Cholce Htyles and Colorings, lijc a yard.
a-A few mere pieces left of these DAIIK
GHOUND DIIKHH CHALLIES. In Hrewn, Uluc.
Green nnd Hlate Grounds, 6c n yard ; only half
Its true vnluc.
ONE I1UNDHED DOSEN
I. X. L. Unlaundried Shirts.
Excels evcrylhlng ever shown tn this line
made of the Hest Heavy Muslin, Ltncn Uesnm
and Cuffs, lined and reinforced, nnd the price
enly37Jc; us geed as any sold at 50c.
IJODozen Dark und Medium Gray
Ladies' Summer Hese
At 5c a pair ; worth 8c.
The Brigand Sash.
Four yards long, made of Hurah 811k, Hewing
Hllk Fringe. In Hlack, Cream, Ulue, White, Car
dinal and Old Hese.
G. 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.
3$tac!tincTU.
I 71011 HORIZONTAL HTATIONAIIY ENr
glues, from J te 80 horsc-newer, and Verll
enl Engines from 2 te 40 horse-power, you will
find them nt JOHN HEHT'H, fei East Fulton
street.
FOIt HOLTH, LAG BCRKWH, SET HCHEWS,
Hqunre and Hexagon Nuts, these goed.4 In
stock, ul JOHN HUST'S. 333 East Fulton strecL
m7-tfd
ITtOK AM KHICANHIGHTFEED CYLINDER
3 Luhrlcaters, Glass en Cups for Hearings,
you can get them ut JOHN HEHT'H, SX Ens
Fulton street. m7-tfd
F
.OKl!OILEUlUHKIU(UHHI2.SvHTILmON
11 DO WreneliCfi.VinHnndMeiiknv Wrpnrhn
renililncd, Vic. Oil Cniw, etc. go te JOHN
''! " iittflV ' U11U11 OUITU JItl-llU
TJARTICULAR ATTENTION 1'AID TO
JL Medel Making, Patterns, Drawings nnd
Iilue Prints, at prices reasonable, at JOHN
UEHrH.aaj East Fulton street, m7-tfd
QTEAM EAT IH THE COMING HEAT FOR
0 dwellings, churches, school houses, etc.,
though successfully used one hundred years
nge. henyoucentcmplnton change call en
JOHN UEHT, who will give you a satisfactory
1 eh, ut u fal r price. m'-Ud
IDUMI-H, HOILERH. MINING, CENTHIFU
gal nnd Htram l'unips, et any capacity, at
JOHN HEHT'H. Mi East Fulton strceL m7-tfd
SAWMILLH, HARK MILI,COH MILuT,
leather Rellers, Tnn I'ackcrs, Triple Herse
Towers, Milling and Mining Mechlner)', nt
JOHN llEST'H, m JCast Fulton strecL Ui7-tfd
ADIATORH. OF ANY MARE OH BE
I. sign, can be furnished ntreasenable figures,
JOHN HliST. !,( F-uat Fulton street. Im7-tfJ
E)-j
JJtOlt CAHTINGH, IRON OR IIKASS, LIGHT
J or heavy, at short notice, go te JOHN
EHf. S1J East Fulton street. m7-tfd
rilANKSFOR WATER.OILH, ACID OR GAH
X of eny shape or capacity, ut fulr prices, go
te JOHN BEHT. IK! East Fulton street. Im7.lfd
WHITE COTTON WAHTE, COFI'ED BY
the pound, 10c: In lets of 10 pounds or
ever, fc. All goods delivered te any part of the
cltv Free. Call en JOHN BEHT, Ne. 333 East
Fulton street. iu7-td
TF IN WANT OF I1RAHH OR IRON HTOF
JL Cocks, Asbestos Hacked Cocks, I'et nnd Bib
Cocks, Lever Cocks, Hwlng Joints, call and get
them, or send your order by mall, te JOHN
UEHT, SCI East Fulton street. m7-tfd
.lOLU BRONZE, LIQUIDS AND H1ZINO
XX for slenm work, at JOHN HEHT'H, 2B Knst
Fulton street. m7-tfd
INJECTOIUS, RUE Wl'M GIANT, JIan".
cock Inspiraters nnd Electors, Eberman
Heller Feeder, l'cnberthy Inspector, American
Injectors, nil In stock, nt JOHN BEHT'H. 333
Last Fulton street. m7-tld
FOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TABULAR,
Vertical, I'ertahle, C) Under, Murine, of
any sUe or power, or the lKst material nnd
workmanship, go te JOHN BEHT, 31 East Ful
ton street. IU7-IM
i( "iflfl h'l:iTr 0K l'JI'i:, FROM '1
OvJ,UUU Inch le Inch diameter, for
sale at alew tlKure, nnd the only houseln the
city with u pipe cutting machine, cutting up ie
e Inch diameter, ul JOHN I1IJJT H.IUJEast Fill Fill
Ien street. ni7-tfd
.U'KINQS,AH l'OLLOWH: 1)111100. FOR
niritni nun iiyarauiicracmns,',ASuesillei)e,
Woven und Wick racking, Hemp Hacking, As As
bestes ; Mill Heard, Asbestos Cement, Asbestos
Hhenthlne, Gum I'aetSiiR.Uuni Hlngs for Water
Gauges, Plumtiage Hacking, Reed's Patent As As
beMes, Dined Setinnul Pipe Cever, JOHN
BEHrH,3.'H East Fulton strecL m7-tfd
1T10R HTEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR LOW
JL! Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
JJ.PVl, Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes,
hlstles, HyphousferHteam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plulu, Water Gauge Columns, Cocks for
Hteam Gauges, Gill en JOHN BEHT, 333 ICast
Milleiijdrsu inT-tfd
A GENCY FOR CALLAHA a" cTtsTk
J. incut te take t lie place of Red Lead. In
hulk II makes rtve times the quantity or red
lead and Is far superior In making steam Joints,
imcklng man and hand hole plates en hollers
Ac. Ac, Prlre 30 cent per pound, nt JOIi:
BI&T'H. 333 East Fultenstrect. iu7-tfd
Ijiijvc juwuvrc, i inn Liai, i i i.u
figures, go te JOHN UEHT, 333 East Fulleu
street.
m7-tfd
17011 UAH 1' IRON PIPE FITTINGS. BOTH
I? plain uud reducing, up tee-Inch diameter,
Mulleuhle Fitting, Ilanges, Flange Unions,
.Manifolds, American Union-, Tube Hupimrls,
Hangers, Fleer und Celling Plates, go le JOHN
IIE3 FH.333 E;ist Fulton street. iu7-tfd
F OU WAN 1' A r IHSr-CLAKH PORTABLE
J, Engine nud Heller, en wheels, cheap, ns the
following prices show 6 horse-power. f!75, S
horse-x)wer, $-525 ; 10 herse-siwer, 1575; 15 horse
power, 75; a) hoie-pewer, 11,175, call at JOHN
I1E&TH.333E.ISI Fulton streel. m7.tfd
CALIFORNIA. , . , ,
Hpeclnl l"urtle. Semi-monthly.- Tourist
slt-eplng cars. Cheap rates. Heuthern Pnelrle Ce.
Address, E. HAWLKV, Assistant General
Truffle Manager, 313 Broadway, New ,erlt,;
B. J. HMlTlI.AgeuMva,Sd Bh.l.iljuw
P.CSNYDER&BRO.,
new mk am
911 .
-MTHXIAMHON
AFOS1J5K.
-TUE--
OK
THE DULL SEASON,
AND
Convert a Large Stock
of
SEASONABLE GOODS
INTO
MONEY!
Wc have determined te unload at prices that
are decidedly In favor of the purchaser from
MONDAY. JULY 7,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
We will dispose of goedsat such prices that
they will be mero than Bargains. There are
goods te be converted Inte money in every
department, therefore, this sole will be Inter
esting te all, and will enable the purchasing
public te procure the
Very Best Qualities
AT
PRICES MUCH LESS
than Is asked for Low-Grade Material. The
pcople have our assurance that this Is no mock
snle or sham mark-down, but a genuine dis
posal of Fresh, Seasonable Goods nt rrlces thnt
nil who will visit our store can tec are
DECIDED CUT-DOWNS
Frem the Regular Lew Prices,
It hus always been our aim te give the people
a dollar's worth for a dollar, but en nn occasion
like the present the
Prices Are Reduced Se Lew
that the people will see, upon examination, that
there Is a little mero than a dollar's worth In
every dellai spent. The season has been short,
hut we arc long or sleck, and te keep abreast
or the times in the progressive age,
We Must Unload Oar Surplus
IN
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING,
HHTS, CKPS,
TRUNKS,
Children's Clothing,
Ladies' Cleth Jackets
NOTIONS,
Gent's Underwear,
NECKWEAR,
Beets and Shoes,
GLASSWARE,
QUEENSWAHE,
Baby Carriages,
. HARNESS,
REFRIGERATORS,
AND
Small Heusefurnisiiing Goods.
a-. List of Kedueed l'rlees will appear
lu our next advertisement, and rest assured,
there will hen rare opportunity for all le pro
cure the Hest Qualities at Prices Far Belew
Regular Figure.
32-38 East Ring Street,
LANCASTER, PA
ANtl
MO, b) MAltKKT T.. HAKHIHUUIIU. PA.
TO-'COUNTERACT
Williamson b Fester,
4Blihtttfj.
piiHB TAirmiNe.
1890-SPRING.-i8d
Fine Tailoring.
Tht Largest and Most Elegant AsaeruJ
of
SPRING NOVELTIE
New Ready for Your Insptctlen.
We would also announce the purchase
Jeb Let ct Kngllsh Hulling nud TreiuerlBg
great sacrifice, which we will tell at
Astonishingly Lew Priew.
49-CaIl early te secure a bargain la tl
H. Gerhar
ONX.Y I
DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR IN THE O,'
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET. .
dJM
H
IRSH A BROTHER.
Melts the Prim Down Rapidly,
And they make the stacks of Clothing and ' I
nisniiigsmeunway wun nsiomsn nsiemsn
lng rapidity.
FLANNEL and CHEVIOT SHIR
That were JS..W j new I2.S0.
That were W.00; newK.2.
Thatwcre$2..'i0; new (1.87.
That were J2.0O; newll.80.
That were I1.M ; new f LIS.
That were $1 .25; uew $1.00.
That were J1.00 ; new 73c and 88c.
A nil An thretliyli nur nntlrA llt.ii r.f A,ntal
you will nnd Iho same excellent assert!
ana low prices
IN THIN CLOTHING!
Particularly Men's Suits nnd Pants, we It
cut prices very deep. See the prises in
UUW3 i, 2 ueu a uu venire miuarc Slue.
IN MADE-TO-ORDER CLOTfll
Tlic knife has cut the prices $1 te $3 en Pa
loenincs nna :j ie ki in HUlltnKS. The nt
trimmings arc of the best.
6
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILOHH
GENTS' FURNI8HERH.
H. Qaeen St., Centre Square, Market
LANCASTER. PA.
M
YERS & RATHFON.
AN ATTRACTIVE LINj
OK-
SUMMER
GLOTHIN
AT
REASONABLE PRICES FOR Yel
INSPECTION.
Men's Thin Coats and Ye
FROM $125 TO J7 SO.
Handsome In Hlyle and Celer nnd Substantll
JUfliic. j ust sncii as yen 11 want rer.
jiei vv earner.
In Our Custom Department
We Are Showing nn Unusually Hands
una ui
Summer Suiting, in Serges.
Prices, SIS, (20 te !!3. Celers, Blue and Bill
eucn geuus ui inese prices are rare.
Myers & Rathvei
LEADINtJ LANCASTER CLOTIIIEHM
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET.
ltLOTHINO.
L. Gansman & Brl
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Net Fer Sale Elsewher
Loek At These Cnt Prices!
Men's
Men's
Men's
Men's
Men's
Nen's
Men's
Men's
Men's
Knits were S 4 60..
Hulls were J 5 SO
Butts were J 7 25
Suits were 0 75.
Hulls were Sll 60
Hulls were fl.lt)
Hulls were Jll S. .
Suits wcreJIU 00
Hulls ere SIS SO
..New
New
New
..New
New
New
New
..New
New
BclllneatS
HclllncatS
rcii)ngHi
helllnt;ntS
Selling at i
Selling ntf
Helling att
Kclllnentf
Belling at Sll
500 Pair Men's Pants selling new nt 10,5
and 75 cents.
Hey's Hulls new selling at 12, $2 25, H, t-1 W
aim se.
Prices almost Cut In Half.
660 Pair Children's Pauls ut IS, 20 und 25 eel
a pair.
Children's Suits reduced te 6.5c, 75c,l 00, ill
vircai itcuuciieu iu our uusiem ureer
iiartinent.
Prices that vvlll malte you buy whether;
necu me goons or nei.
,1'OR SPECIAL I1AROAINS IN MEN
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTIIINO.
CALL AT-
L. Gansman & Br
Tailors nnd Matiufacturers of Men's. Hey's i
Cllllurcll s uleuiuiK i&.-ium;.;
86 and 68 NORTH QUEEH ST.,
B. W. CORNER OF ORANOE. LANCASTER, I
n- Net connected with any ether Cleth 1 1
Heuse in luecuy.
J-Be cautious and make no mistake ie til
you uei ie tuc neui inuce.
1ARUY IN STOCK -UISiT CHAllCOAl
j iiauimeredliar iron, Deuble llenneil ini
llurden's llivet Iren, Itlvets, Het and C
liuiirr iren,nuei, pneei iron -10 !Oie. id. i
JUHN HETb. KH East Fulton street. m7-tfi
J
ivui.r.iur.ri.'sieLiv fAisi.
STORM KING (2161.)
RECORD 2.30.
Sired bv Hannv Mpdliiin. slre ef50 oerfemu
from 2:1 li teKA Dnin Topsy Tnylnr by Ale
nnder'a Nnrmnn. ftlre of Lnln. 2:lll. ,Ve.. Ac
Terms for hprlncseusen of ISO, JSOforafei
Fer tabulated pedfgree nnd oilier Infonnutle
VrlMiud4w Marietta, Pa.'
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