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LANCASTER, PA., MONDAY, JUNE 2,1884.
Price Tw9Cmli.
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atH4lirriliYiYtir?ii ..
OJV; MMMIITK atH'I'KK.
Frank Ricker's "One Minute" Coffee Pet
18 TIXM)N KXIttlUTtON AT
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S,
euiirrllnii with tlin ADAMS AND WESTLAKK
O HKivelil llie MarkiiL
-CALL ANDOETAUUFOF 1'UIIK COrFEB.Tia
FLINN & BEENEMAN,
152 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Vl.tirillHH.
EXTRA! EXTRA! Pull ac
count of the rush te buy Yates
Preferred Stock. Prices quoted
for this stock are very low and
many are taking advantage of
the chance te invest in a Spring
Suit.
A. C. YATES & CO.
Leiger BuilliDg, Chestnut & Sixth 81s.
l'MILAUKLl'llIA.
iirn auk new HtHMvimt
LIGHT-WEIGHT CLOTHING
OP ALL KIND3
Te null and tit nvury one-nt prices which suit
every enu-untl iuuutlty sulllcluiitlerull.
Alpaca OetUs und Dilators.
LINEN COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
Striped Soersiiokoru,
And a Special llurgaln el
100 SEERSUCKER SUITS AT $1.35.
Beya' r.na Ohlldren'u
CLOTHING
In endless variety. Immense uuntlly itnd
iiiltiis where olheis must fellow whlle we
lead.
300 Beys' Stiiti at 33 a Suit,
75 Scheel Suits at 82 50,
100 Children's Suits at 91.50,
And mi Immense variety nnd
luiiuilty
Figures.
el
liner gi ado goods ut t'(iiully Lew
4CALL ATONCE.-fcfl
Hirsh & Brether's
FENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Noe. 2 and 4 North Queen Streot.
LANCASTER. PA.
H.ur
UHAHT
SPRING OPENING
-AT-
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Establishment.
I aid new preparud te show te tliu triule an
assortment et Wnolens ler the Spring and
Hummer Tiude which ter llcauty. Quality and
Quantity surpasses ull iny iermcr clrerts te
pleusu my customers.
Nene but the very beat Foreign and Amert,
can fabilcs for Dress and lluslncfui SulUs a
oemploto line of the Latest Bliudes et Spring
Overceating.
Tlie very beat et workmanship and prices
lewer than any lleueu In thu city ter the satne
quality el goods.
H. GKEKHABT,
lAILOIi,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
1'uuruuuAi'nn.
J.
K. ItOTM.
There tuts been anon a demand for
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS that 1 was
cempelled te gut a VERY LARGE
CAMERA liOX te meet the aemand.
Wb can new inake you a I'HOTOas
small as the smallest lecket will held
up te a Vluch tace, te tit (an 18x22
Fruwe.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne 100 North Queen Street.
I II !!''''"
TJLKWTV TO 1M1TATK, HUT MONK TO
X equal the Se. Havana ctgtrs at
HAUTAIAN'8 VKI.LOW JfllONT 0IQAU
AXOKK,
OIL BTOVB. 'llm only Sale uud Kellu.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
VhUTlUNU.
w
ANAMAKKK A 1IUOWN.
Spring Prices
On many articles of clothing will
be very low and Oak Mall will
repeat the past experience en an
enlarged scale that of giving
retail buyers the benefit of geed
bargains en great lets of goods.
VVanamaker & Brown.
Oak Hall,
8. E. Cerner Sixth und Markut,
alMfd
PHILADELPHIA.
M
KKUIIAMT l-All.DKIMU.
DAVID R. WINTERS,
FINE
MEEOHANT
TAILOR,
Ne. 23 North Queen St.,
LANO IHTKR. fA.
Mv
KIM llATUKOM.
Thin Clothing.
In KXLiillunt AHierttnttnt, ter tlili reh of
wi'iitlutr, for MKN'S, 1IOV.1 and CI 1 1 1..
DHK.N-a WKAlt, In ull the 1'I.AIN AND
MOST FASHIONAIII.K fAllltlLS.
In looking around ter Hiitmner rciiilsltei,
ruimtmbtir tint Uui I nut iiHerlmunl In
CLOTHING l uUuyx te be m'tin hurt), and
Hint pili'01 itru siilllcltintly varltxl te meet
with tuvoruuiein; all chi8twel buyurx, im wull
an tluiMe whom totliiue hua luss luvoretl.
We Invite cuIIh. Unit we may be arierdud n
chance te riluiw tnnt what wu have. Thu
mnke, Ht)leund iiuttllty of our UI.OTIIINU Is
fully up te llm hlgheiil Htamlaitl, and Is
mnrkeilnttlguri's that efttni inuku buyers et
ttuMu whoeuly coine te bue.
f Comparison tenrtttl, trudose'.lcltud.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LKAU1NG LANUA8TEU CLOTI1IEUB,
NO. 12 HAST KING STREET.
LANCABrKlt. I'A.
f UAMHUAK 1IUO.
Jji
About Prices.
I.eim ace we thought bottom prlcf had
bueu teuchnil.bullt itinmlned ler tlie Hpring
el 1881, te ulve a chaucu te the peeple te buy
cheup
CLOTHING
such as has net been huuii by the eldunt Inhab
itant. MEN'S SUITS,
At I UP, .W, 113.00, 17.00, J8.00, 10.00 nnd 112.00.
PANTALOONS
At 11.0), 11.50, ?.00, f! 0, f3.C0 up te 3.00.
LARGE BOYS' SUITS,
At 3.M, H.00, .W, 5.C0, fl 00 up te $9.00.
SMALL BOYS' SUITS,
At SUB, fUn, 12.25, $.1,00 up te $1.60.
De we mean te lower our whele buslnefs I
Ne, Indued I Wu only o,uetuthuzuro et oheap.
iivhs as thu key nole. We ulcvutu it uvcry
ixmnnn and own no supurlets In styles und
qualities.
L.&ansman&Bre.
The FABIUONAHLK MKUUltANTTAU,OUS
AND OLOTIUKIW,
Ne. 6e-88 NORTH QOEEN STREET,
UlgUt en the Seuthwest Cerner et Orange
Uiroet,
LANUABTKU, I'A.
Net connucled with any ether Clothing
Houae In Uie city.
GKNU1NK OL.II MTOUK UONMUOTIUUT
ClKiirs, 'I ler 6c. 11 ter 25c., at
HAUTMAN'U YELLOW 1TUONT C1UAU
bTOUK.
A
UUTIONKKK
AMU ItEAIj
AUENT.
lUlTATK
HENRY SHUBERT.
AUCTIONEER AND UKAL K8TATK
AUKT,
Gl North Duke St., Lanoaater, Pa,
Everything prrutntng te my btnlncsswlll
roculvemy porsenul attcutleu. Terms reiwen.
utile, Ulve wen call. lani'Mfd.
AMUHKMEHTH
JLV
rrAi.u iui.ls
Wild West,
AMERICA'S NATIONAL
MKNT.
ENTERTAIN-
LANCASTER FAIRGROUNDS,
JUNE 9 and 10,
ArTKUNOONH ONLY I I'KlirOltM ANCK
UA1N OK HI1INK.
TJ1K-AMKI HUOUT ANDUUfDh,
BUFFALO BILL,
(HON. W. r. UOIIV),
Oupt.
A.H. BOOARDUB,
eimmpmn miiKHlielur I he World
Mejer FRANC NORTH,
The l'llotef the 1'ialrle.
OKICAHOMA" PAYNE,
Thi rregrcsslvii l'lenuur.
"DUOB:" TAYLOR,
KlIIL'Ol llm Cow-IIejh.
"OON" ORONBR,
Tlie Cow-Hey Hliuilll of tint Hulle.
A Hest et Wr-nlerti Oli'brlllcn ; A (.'iiiiiimiI
Chuymine, Arappnlieu. Sletix mill l'nwntu
lndliuist AUrenp el Mexlcun Viumio Viumie Viumio
ren; Itetind-np of Weslititi Cew
HeyH ; Company of l'ralrlu
HcenU, A llnrd et
Wild llumilOH,
A Cerral et lntllnn I'enlM ; A Hand et Moun
tain Klk : A Drevo el Tkxeh HU-erM ,
Pack-Train el tlialcnn flurtui ;
Meuulaln tilit'ttp, eic.
ArtlHtlcally HluiiilltiK. Ute-I.lkr, Vlvl.l mi i
Tlirllllnx
PICTURE8 OF WESTERN LIFE
UutmeHjn at 1 e clock.
Purfuriiiauci) IjekIiia at 2.J0.
A1I1U8310N, flOe. CltlliDUfcN, SOe.
A (irHiiil anil UoalUtle 8ticut Panutu en
llendny morning. in27 2wd
I) lit Uinta.
OKADUnAIILK UUODS
AT THK
NEW YORK STORE.
HUMMKIt 8II.KS, (hole.) stylus hi 37e, .Wc.
TSclleil.
COl.OKKI) DIIK8J1 Sli.KS, nuw Hlmtles. tiOc.
7Se.ll.lO.
Klugant lilnn ami lli-Ht 1'ehIMu Value In
HIJACK UKK83 HI I. KS.
50c, 75c, S7c, $1.00. !.!, (I M. 1 75. f 1 00.
NUN'S VKII.IN08 In all tlie Popular Celers-
41 Inch wltle only Swoper jam.
White Dress Goods.
INDIA MNKN3, V1UTOUIA I.AWNt),
PJ, All) NAINSOOKS,
DOri'KIl MU8L1N8, PKJUhtt,
1'IiAIDANDHTltlPKI) MU8I.INH.
Anil an Iiiiiiutnsii Variety el LattHl Htylis In
CAM IIIUC. NAINSOOK ami 8W188.
EMBROIDERIES.
TUIMM1NU LACKS, OIIIKNTAL LAChtf,
81'ANIfcll LACKS. EHCUUIAt. LACKS,
Anether I.nrge Invoice el the rnmeui Ini Ini
lert"l. JKUSJ5Y WAISTS.
m, SHAND k CO.,
N0S. 8 & U) EAST K!NU S'J'.,
I.ANCA8TKU, PA.
JUUMIVAL xntiVllVZlKNt.
w
I LUt I. A WU1TI9
Wilcox & White Organ Ce.
Sl'KCIAL TEN DAYS SALES.
NOW IS Til K TIMK TO 1IU Y
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT HLAUUHTKIUNU PIUCK8.
OimUoe.1 Buceud-lland Piane IVl.Ot)
One Klt'giuit Merenil Hantl ()ii;an fVue
Olie Klegant Nuw Organ, 12'hlep Couplers
unit HnI-llaH-t 6.100
Wilcox x Whlle Organs trout I75.W te $1W w)
ECnabe," MePbuil, Oroveuntolu &
Fuller, Koyeteno, nud Veae
Si Bena Plunea,
All Marked Down te llottem Prken.
given uwtiy.
Almest
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warererms,
NO 15a EAST KJN0 STREET,
11. II. I.UCKKNIIACII, Agent.
fel)17.tltl
TIHWAMC, tV.
"iO TO
JOHN P. SCHAUM'S,
Ne. 21 Seuth Queen Street,
-IfOR THE-
CHEAPEST and BEST
REFRIliERATORS.
WATER COOLERS,
Lawn Mowers,
QA1WENUOKS AND OIL ULOT1I.
JOHN P. SCHAHI,
24 Seuth
Queen Btroet,
I.AMIAHTKII,
leliTMvd
I'A.
JIU1L1HMI MATtSltlAIt.
TIUBIOVAU
HAVING UKMOVKD MY
PLANING MILL
TO-
Nos.lllte 417 N. Mulberry St,
And lucronsed my facilities for weilt. Iain
new prupuiud te ile all kludset werlilniny
line atshorteat notice.
aw-simt Wm. Wehlsen.
T
M1K TKltUIUT 8TILL HTANI1H THAT
the beat oe. cigar in me city is at
JIAHTMAN'8 VKLI.OW rilONXUUAK
D1UU&!
MUHDEKKD IN JAIL.
iOMViirri,iti.im kilu iih kkkpkic
Hlulmuaiit of llm I'llsenar Ills lUenril
of
C'lhnn HIiieh tlie Dnyn of I lie It end.
lug Hese Oaug,
Keeper Miohiiel V. I)er:tn, of tlie K.tst
em iwnlteiitlury, l'lillailelplil.i, wax hcuu
from tlie corridor te be dyliiK in cull A.
I,l3i3, ou Baturd.iy i.beut I) n. tit. Tlie
i llit nhlu of his hkull had been bultutcd
in he Unit it man's fist could liave been
inccttcil botweou Ibu sliiittcitil bones.
His britlns jiretnuled front the torrlble
wound ami u laru" uel of bleed li.id
nettled in n (tliubt duprcNsteii oftliuuell
jaril llner. It wan at ouue HiiHpeulcd that
tlie inmate of the cell, .lames Tayler, had
ceniiuitli'd tbe criiue, ami thu eliicra
attempted te net into tbe cell by tlie deer
lepdluii te thu yard, whure the dying;
keeper was bicatbiuu bis last. The cell
deer vras found te be fastoued en the
Iniilde. Through tbe barred window,
bowevur, could be necii tlie crouehltiK
lluure of Tayler, who lefiiBed te say a
word iu reply te quustiuus addressed te
him.
A detachment was iteiit around te tbe
deer et the cull opening en the main uerri
der, whure au uutiatice wuh easily inade
and Tayler eaptuiud wllhuiit resistance.
At 10 o'clock Uerau died in thu liespii.il
of tbe prisuu, aud tbe ceruuur was sum sum
ineuud. Thore was no oye witness te tbe killing
of the keuper, but from the admissions of
tbe slajur aud tbe uircumstauceu sur
leiiiidlng tbe caHu tbe following is afar
ntnteruciit of tlie faets : Keeper U.irau was
en bis cat ly inuinliiK luuads, trausfurriuK
the prisoners ou tbe cortider from thu
yards, whure tbey bad been having au
airiuj;, into their cells. Ai liu wiut from
cull te cell be carried a lunj; iron bar with
which te fasten tbe doers of the culls,
each bar buinu left ou thu eutside of the
yard u-ate. Unlocking thu gate of Ne.
A. l,lS;t, he took up the bar ami entered
tbe yaid. Tayler was waltiui? for him
behind the p;ate, nud iih he entered struelc
him ou the back of the ueclc with a large
wooden bobbin Irein his loom. This felled
the unfortunate keuper te tbe Heur, aud
as be dropped biH iron 'ar Tayler picked
it up and battered his skull with tlie
terriblu instrument of death. IIe then
probably came out iute the corridor, ever
which tan a railway te the kitchen, and
leaned against a bread cart, looking up
and down. Oue of tlie cueka Haw him in
hisattitude a few minutes after Derau
bad entered his cell yard. The murderer
thou went back iute his cull, fasteuiiiK the
deer leading te the yard by means of tbe
murdereus bebblu. The bloody bobbin
aud the lone; iron bar were found iu the
cell, and tbe priheuurdld net deny that he
killed the keeper. IIe said that when he
Deran came iute the cell yard he (Tayler)
struck him with his list, but no marks
weroBUewn. "Theu," taid Tayler, "1 bit
him with the bobbin aud struck bint ever
the head with tbe iieu bar." Tayler said
that he bad receutly been ill aud bad been
Riven medicine which be did net relish.
IIe charged Durau with buiup; ioipeusiblo
for this.
l)r Iluidckupur, the uoreuur's physician,
examined the body of tbe dead keeper,
and said that he had evidently been Htrtiek
nrst ou tlie uaeK of tlie Head Willi a
wooden weapon and then bis skull batter
pd ok)U with surau heavy iron Instrument.
The inurdfirer, Tayler, act as theuj'h
iiibaue, but Dr. HobiiiKen, iibjslci.iu at the
prison, najs that hu is only feininc;
insanity, and that he fully understands
the enormity of his orime. liu was strip
ped entirely naked and placed iu a cell
where it would be impossible for him te
commit Niiiuide. He is a little fellow,
less than tivu feet six inches, and of slender
build.
Taylei's rcceid is u very bad oue. lie
was a member of thu old Kuadiug huse
KntiK, and was considered a vioieut
prisoner. He is -3 yO.us old aud is under
a Mintcncu of two years aud ten mouths
for au aggravated assault. Iu 1371 he was
hunt te prlseu for tilx mouths for house
robbery, aud iu 1870 was incarcerated for
three years for a Mmilar eH'cnsu. Soen
iftcr his releaKe he one;a;ed iu sevural
lights, aud stabbed seventeen persons, but
escaped. Iu 18"l) Special Ollicer MeUauley
nncsted Tayler, who was seut te piiseu
for tlnce tnore years, Upen Undine him
self ence moie at larce be e,"l into n tight
aud attacked (J. N Thompson, au otlieer
of tlie American district telegraph, who
was badly beatuu. Fer thin liu was sen
tenced, ou December 29, 1SW, te his pres pres
eut term.
Michael l' Deiau, thumurduieil keeper,
was -12 yuatH old aud was well built He
was well known throughout the city, and
during Corener Gilbert's elliciul term
served iih Ii(h clerk, aud four years age, In
1880, ran for police magistrate en the
county Democratic ticket. He leaves a
wife nud six children.
KHUAP1NU TllllKK HULl.l.T.i.
Atteiepttxl AMauliintluu ut rx.iletruur
ninltli, of Oeerglit, anil Hit) Urtine.
Columbus dispatch te tin Time t.
Friday ulght a llttle past eight o'clock
thrce pistol shots wure tired at the post pest post
ufllce cerner. The bullets whistled by
K. Governer James .M. Smith, who hail
just stepped 'nte the light. He turned
toward thrce men who steed a little
distance and nald: "Yeu had better
practice at your mark a little mere," and
then stepped iute the postelilco. I'olieo
arrived aud arrested Kvans Wright, who
still steed thore revolver iu hand. He
was taketi te jail.
Ex Governer Smith eald that he heard a
repert, which he thought was a cannon
eracker, until two similar repertH followed.
Uystanders saw Evans Wtight tire the
shots nnd nre posltlve he aimed them at
ox-Uevoruor Smith. The cause of the
attempted assassination grew out of a
oase whieh had just been oeualudod iu
court, lu which lien Mitchell was charged
with participation iu the killing of Wright'H
broth or. In the summer of 18J the little
seu of Jebbe 11. Wright was cowhided by a
nephew of Hen Mitchell. Mr. Wright
heard of the all'alr next day and his fuel.
itiKH woie eutrased. He wnitrht lieu
Mitchell, but failed tu llud him. Ou the
Meuday following lieu Mitchell was uceu
en the streets with a double barreled shot
gun and pistol. His brother, Helland
Mitchell, oalled at Mr. Wright'H place of
bualnesa the oauie morning nud ttccmed
nnxleiiH te uettle the all'air. Wright
agrced te drop thu matter aul llellaud
Mitchell invited him te go up te his house
and bee his brotlier Hen. Mr. Wright
nyuted te Helland's heusn, but jtut bofero
reaehltig the gate he was shot down ou the
sldewalk by lieu Mitehull, who was con
cealed belilnd a troe. Most of the witnepseB
who claimed te have seeu the sheeting
wero neirre woraen, who llved ou Hei'
land MitoheU'H premises and testilled that
Wright llred the lirst snot, utuer wit wit
uehsch who saw tbe sheeting from
a distance, nwore that Wright foil at the
llrst or seoeud shot nnd weut dewu with
his umbrella strotehed ever him aud his
plpe In his mouth. The uegre women
tcstifled that he deliberately closed his
umbrella, took his pistol from his poekot
aud llred bofero Mltchel shot nt all. The
oase was tried for tbe ilrjt tlme oue
year Pge, aud tbe prUouer. wan found
guilty, with a recommendation te Impris
onment for llfe. Tbe Miprome court
gra ii ted a new trial, whieh has terminated
in it verdlct of net guilty. Ex-Governer
Smith, na oue of Mitchell's attorneys, did
zoaieus werx ter ins niieut, thereby hi
muring the dead hatred of the murdered
man's brother, Evans Wright, who. iu hta
frenzy ever the acquittal of lieu Mitchell,
sought te wreak veugoauce en the lawyer
who se Ruceesifully defended him.
Kx. Governer Smith, suo:eedod Gov
uruer Ilulleuk an governor of Ucergia,
aud held tbe olllce eh governor of
Georgia live years. He is at present ene
of the railroad commissioners of the state
IIe wen the hatred of the criminal classes
during his administration by his refusal te
inlerfcru with tbe sentence of the court.
m nrit ami FAii.imr.H.
ArrMttU tlie l'enii u III corn In I'ltlnUurg
Itiddle, the iircsideut, and Helder', the
eashler of tbe 1'euu batik, were arrested iu
Pittsburg en Saturday ovenieg, ou the
oharge of conspiracy. Kiddle, who is tee
sick te be removed from his bed, is
guarded nt tbe hospital by a policeman,
whlle Keidcr is in jail. Suit has also been
brought against their bondsmen. The
bend of the president is ter iSO.UOO ; that
of thu cashier for $50,000. T. J. Watsen,
thu oil broker, who is obarged with liav
iui; aided in the wrecking of the bank, was
arrested at Jersoy City en Sttuiday
morning Darkley & Hassou, oetreo and
tea merchants of llaltlmere, made an au
algnment en Saturday. Their liabilities
nre estimated nt $225,000 Stratton &
Ce., wholesale litpier dealers of l'oters.
burg, Va., eon fe sod judgment ou Satur
day afternoon iu favor of tbe Planters' aud
Altcliauics' bank, te which tbey are irdubt
ed $!W,000. Harber Si Ce., wholesale
woeleu merchants of Terente, have made
ml ntsigtimeut. Liabilities, $80,000.
UllIOlK AHUvALAIUITV,
Tlie Itcoerd of tun l'Ht Twe Dnys.
Eleaner Moest, aged 51, committed uui.
cldu iu YenkciH, New Yerk, by swallow
ing oxalic acid. She had iiuarrelled with
her daughter. A young German cut his
threat iu I'attcrsen park, Baltimore, but
may recover. About n year age oue of
his legs was amputated. A few days age
he asked his employer for $18 te buy n
wooden leg, aud being refused resolved
upon Btiinidu. Etiglehard Daleuf, nged 1'J,
committed s'llolde in New Yerk by sheet
lug himself iu the head. IIe had becu
Hulicriug from depression iu business, nud
was subject te 11 ts of iiiBaulty.
Colonel Nellis Ilordeu, fermerly of
Louisville, aud a man named Linobaek,
fought a duel ut the mouth of a mica
mine iu Mitchell county, North Carolina,
ou Friday. The trouble arese from n dls dls
pute as te the ownership of the mine.
Pistols wero used aud Ilordeu was shot
dead. Patrick Kennedy had hla skull
fractured by being struck with abaerglatm
by Jehn Ilolleruau, in the latter a saloon,
iu Brooklyn. Keunudy'a roeovory is
tleubtful. llelleruau waa arrested.
Julius Dietrich, hup posed lu be insane.
shut Ids wife aud himself iu Sau Fraucisco.
He diud, but lna wife la expected te re
cover.
Mrs. Caieliuu Sohreitur, aged Ull yeaia,
murdered bet live children, aed from
nine ineuths te uinn ye.irc, and thou
eumiuittud suicide in Albany, en Thursday
night. It waa at llrst supposed that she
did the deed iu a lit of Insanity, oaused by
a (juarrel with her hiiibaud about the Iehh
of a bink book, whicli he had given hut
for the purpose of drawing hoiiie money
from bank. Since then it has been learned
that she had automatically deceived her
husband; that thore waa euly $3 iu the
bank instead of $253, which she said waa
there; that she had drawn it out iu small
amounts nud eftuu failed te nuke
deposits of their savings as agreed upon;
aud that she had lied wlieu she repjrtud
less of the deposit book. Hew she spout
thu money is uukuuwu.
ulsusters et nil Klutls.
A cattle "round up" camp ou Froueh
man's creel:, near the Nebraska aud
Colerado hue, waa destroyed by a cloud
burnt, and eleven cowboys perished. The
bodies of four have bcuu recovered.
Thu mill of Weed & Thayer, iu Mont
calm county, Michigan, was destroyed by
a boiler explosion. Wesley Amnion,
Augustua Newman and a man iiamud
Matthews were killed. Four iiieu wcru
injured, ene of thorn, named Charles
Sailers, it is feared fatally. It la reported
that the wife of one of the men killed,
being cnued by the shock, committed
suioide by cutting her threat.
Thu bediea of Mortimer Lluthieuiii,
cashier, a colored boy named Ilewen,
Uddea J. Heek, Keui.ett MoLea and
James Kelly, shipping clerk of the Mea-ira.
Heeper, have beeu icoeverod from thu
mini! of Heeper's warehouse iu llaltimeru.
The bodies of James E lle wen and William
Moulteu, both colored, are believed te be
still in the debris. The less ou building
aud stock, it ia estimated, will net exceed
$35,000. The disaster ia new attributed
te the doeay ofeuuond of a large girder
which rau the- uutlre leugth of the building
ou the third lloer. Many of the heavy
joiataeu whieh the lloera were laid are
broken "aud show ovideuoo of dry ret."
The search for bodiea waa ceutiuued ou
Saturday.
Christopher Deyle, near Ualtimure,
jumped from a small beat te gut a com
pardon's hat nud did net rUe again.
Deylo roeoivod the first medal for saving
peeple from drowning en the oecasiou of
the Tivell dlaaster Inst jcar.
Xreit In tbe Norlbeaet.
The frost of Wednesday night last waa
repeatud en Thursday nud Friday nights
lu New Yerk and New England. Iu
Dutchess oeunty, New Yerk, the tempera
ture fell te 25 degrees, 7 dogreoa bulew
the frreziug peiut. Snow full in Pauling
ou Friday. The reports from Urauge,
Sullivan, Delaware nud ull the midland
counties of New Yerk, Indicate that nearly
nil the pear nud apple orepa wure duatroyed.
The less te farmers lu Ulster county ia
estimated at $500,003, nnd in Dutchess
ceuuty at uearly $1,000,000. The ground
at Hanover, New Hampshire waa fre.yn
te the deptli of au inuh en Friday uight.
The leaves en tlie trees lu that neighbor
hood " are ehauging color aud falling te
the ureuud." At Cont'eocook, New Hamp
shire, the thormemoter ou Saturday regis
tered 28 dogreoa.
-mm- m -
Ne lleea-pttuu Ued,
It ts Btrange se many jiuep u 111 conllnue
te sutler ttay ul ter iluy with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, CoiiBllputleu, Seu
ir aietiiacu, u
OU'
oral Dummy, when they can t
;irecuru at our
store BIIILOH'S VlTALlZER.fnmef cost lilt
does net euro or rolleve them. Price, 75 cents.
Held by II. It. Coehran, diuggUt, 137 und 130
North Queen stroet, Luncastur. ImtU-oedft
Hew Abeat tlie llutci,
Manypoeplo bofero purchasing a medicine
naturally tn'iulre thu sUe of thu dose and thu
streuglli et It. Iu using Jlurdeck llloetl
11 Men uleaapoenlul for the little onus und
two leuspoeniuls ler grown folks are all Unit
Is necessury ut oue tlme. This luagnlllcent
medicine Is net only economical but very
pleasant te thu tastu. Foraale by II. II, Coch
ran, druggist. 137 und IBU North Queen street.
lliiekien'a,ATnic;tjHlv.
The Hest Balve lu thu world ler Out.
Ilrulues, Beres, Ulcers, Halt Rtiuuui, Fever
Boren, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cerns, anil all skin eruptions, und positively
cures Pile j or ue pay required. It It guar
anteed te give perfect sutUtactlen or money
rotnnded, l'rlee, as cents per box. Fer sale
by It. II. Cochran, druggist, 187 rnd 13!) North
Quecu itruet, LaucuKtur.
KXl'KKSSMKN LIAIILB.
Mr. A. 8. Merrill, the popular oxprecaman
of lltuimtlclc, Me., writes u-i en May 15, 1883, as
fellows i " Having been sevcielyiillllcled for
about two years with liiltiimmatlnu et tlie kltl.
imys iiml Madder, Ki-ralleil liy my pliyslclatis,
Isullureil with dbdicHAliig palm In my back
and retention of urine, caused by a sliippage
of tlie neck el thu bladder, nud n complication
et etluir dltiascs. 1 wna liaptly nble te attend
tinny biHlii'-s-i, ami at times would be com
pletely prostrated. 1 was also amided with
Incontinence of uilnu teau iiliirmlng degree
tntttied, It diiinaiuled iny atlontlen llllemier
twenty times per night, and at times It would
seem linposslble ler mu te ride down te thu
ilt'polen my wagon, ler uvury Jar from the
wagon almost evliii te take my IPe Having
fullttl te obtain teller fieiu uivdeetn., 1 llnal.
ly censulU'd out ilrugKtal, lr. Mvrrviniiii,et
llriinswlek, iiml iiiii(aUtl liltu tefiiiulsli me
with thu most rulliiblu anil sieetly euro ler
such Hleltnes, for I was Hiillerltig tee mucli
tnr hiiuiiin nuluru In cmluiu long. 'Ihudeu
ter icceiiiuiunilud mu te uiu Hunts Uuuiudy,
asltli.ul txi'ii tiitutl with lcuuirkiible euccefs
Inngoedmiiny ciiej in lltuuswlek and vi
cinity. I purchnmid a beltlu, mid leeelvrd
such great relief that I cuullniii'tl, and had
net used two bottle bclore I Penan le tin tin
prevu liuveml my expectations. Thu palm In
uiy kidneys it ml lulus nltuppeaied. 1 gained
strcugtli, and my vnitcr begun te push niitur-
ully.and 1 wasaiile te sleep snunilly.nntl eh.
tain tlie greatly needed rust which ler a long
tlme 1 could net. I inn tullv reitmcd te health,
andean attend te my biislmss. Thanks te
Hunt's Itmntidy ler my n stnralleii, and I
highly lecemmend It te all who mu tieubiul
with kidney eemplalnl.s "
JOUl.l MU' 1.1 W A 1'OIINO.
'J lie alMive nre Hit) words of Mrs Harriet
llalley, of Putnam, Conn, tihe writes May J,
ls-3: " 1 have eceli tieulilt.d with kidney und
liver illsuasu for two cars. I Hiiirered severe
ly In the back anil loins. Ilcloie taking your
u underfill mtiilluliiu. Hunt's Kemedy, l could
net lilt ii pound. Atlur giving It n lair trial, 1
began te luipieve, mitl can new truly ray It
was a 'Godsend te me,' us 1 am new uble lede
my household wtuk unit uney the best of
health. 1 have rccemmuudud Hunt's lCumisly
te two et my nulghbuts, who have been great
ly ben ell ted hv It. l'hts letter 1 send veluu-tarll-.
with the hope that It will bu Ibu means
et Inducing some sullurer te use Hunt's Ke
medy, and be cured as 1 have been."
li-lwdM.W.tfAw
I'rtivnl i lllg ttpiicllt.
1 Has inimical imtn kllllngnud he'ttlng prep
erties. Hull nt t III ty cunt bettlu cured me of
rhuiimntlsm inn' nceld ttiat hud KUtled in my
buck. Foel as well as 1 ever did lu my llle."
otte J. Itoe.biiry. piep'r Helland City AVikj,
lle'Iand. Mtcli . snealiini' ler ZAewcit' Aclee
trie OU. Ker salt) by If. It. Cochran, drug
gist. 117 and K'i North Outien stiuet.
A httitllni; Dlsniivery.
Mr. Win. Jehnsen, et Huren. Dak . writes
that his wlte hud beeu troubled with acutn
llrenchltls ter many years, and that all reme
dies tried gavti no permanent, relict, until he
procureti a ixnuu et iir. Ainy new uiser.v
ury ler Cousuuiptleu.Coughsiiuil Colds, which
hatlamnglcul ettuet, and pioducetl u putuia.
lient euro It Is guiuauUed te cum nil Ills
ti'iKes el Tin eat. Lungs, or ilrenehlal Tubus.
Trial Unities Kick at II. II. Cochran's Drug
Mtore. 117 und 1 ill North Queen street, Lancus
tkr, I'u. Large Slies, 11.00. nrtlB
Ul.OTHIXU.
M.tV
" NECKTIES,
Gauze Shirts and Drawers,
-KOIC-
WHIT-MONDAY,
AT
JHISMA.N'&
Ne. 17 Weat Kluir Streot,
(OI'POIITK THK CKOSBKKS 1IOIKL
iriLLiA3taeN & l'eartic.
AUK WILLI NO TO
SHOW OU TUB LAltUEST VAK1ETY OF
Ready-Made Suits.
lu nil grades Irein a STUONG HUIT ler
leugh work te u line Whlpceid or Cerk ciuw
lIU;enut
THK FOUR llt'lTOV
CUTAWAY OOAT SUITS
Am net only Knshlenaliln, but vuiy stylish,
ami me cut te lit handsomely.
DRESS SACK COAT SUITS
FltOM
TKN DOI.LAUa $1000
$10.00
-TO
Tl KNTV
$20.00
TWENTY
Ami a hupeiler Asaeiliiiuut et
LHIIIT HltKMS PANTS,
LK.IITbl'IFt HATH.
I- hATKKIl WKIOIir LINEN IIAiS,
(jLNUINE PANAMA AND HAND-MADE
MACKINAW STRAW HATS
Aud a very HiiuiUnuiu AbSOituioiilet
CHILDREN'S HATS.
The Hest TWKNTY-KIVK nud FIFTY CENT
Nf.CKWKAIt. INDIAN U Al'.E UN DER.
DhRWEARuild FANC) HO.SlKUY.
-T1IE-
PAMOUS "EIGMIE" SHIRT
Fer II M) or$i te pur Hair Deen.
THE GEM SHOES
Fer MEN und 1IOYH me the Hest for haul
rough weur lu uddllleu te which we ki ep u
lull iiHHortiiiuutet all kinds at thu LOWhdT
l'RICE.1.
4iT HPKCIALTY-IIARVF.8T PANTS, Mlu,
"5e. anil 1I.0J.
Williamson & Pester,
Dealers In Clothing, lints, Cain, Furulslilng
Uoeds, Heet", Shees, Ti links, Viillsis,
Traveling Hugs, Rubber
Goods, ute.
Nes. 32-38 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
OlttHjKlllKH,
( t.T a.t ituiiaiia
X
Hammend's Slug Shet.
It Is doing the weik. Wu have geed repot Is
el It. Thucuirauter Uoesounir) or Ciibbugu
Worms or Mies en Tohhatceor Cuhbagn, or
thu curculie. KO'tiMiiigH, ere., nave no uuiu
lug place where blug bhel Is applied.
5 lb Piieknse SeM nt JJOc.
Fer Durkeu's biilutl Dresilng.
Fer Flne Tuble Oils.
Fer Fresh Akren Out Meal.
Ferttiirdlnes In OH or Mustard.
Fer Cunned Goods at Rediuud Prices
-GO TO
BUKS'K'S,
NO. 17 BAST KINQ STREET.
s
PIIINKLK THIS KDOtM OF YOUR UAH-
PK1S Willi
True Dalmatian Insect Powder.
An Insect I'owder Hollows is a handy con
trivance ter the purpose, Price, loe.
AtHUllLEY'SDRUG STORE,
U5-fluid Ne. H Wct King it.
lltlllCAL,
LTA1U IIKNKWKIU IB"
I HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer,
The Ileal Is the Chrapdt.
Safety I Kconemytl Certainty of Geed
' KchiiIU III r
Tlicsufiunlltlosare el prlme linportanenln
Ihei feleetien et a preparation ter the hair.
Oe net nxporlment wltn new romedlcM which
may de harm rather than geed i but profit by
theoxperleiieiot ethers. Iluy nnd nte Willi
liurJoclcetiildoneQnii nrtlole whlolievorybotly
knows te bu geed. ilAJ.L'a llAin Ubmiwiii will
net disappoint you.
rn-ci'AnEU or
11. l'. Hull & Ce., NaxriuH, N. 11.
Sold by all bruggliU.
mI3tj
A YKll'ri HAIWAPAItlLLA
AND ATKK'H
J V. cimrry
I't cteial ter pain nt fleclirnn'a
Drug Hiere. Ne. .37 and 139 North Queen BU,
Lancaster, Pa.
A UltKAT HUOUEHa.
HOP PLASTER.
and hearty nrllen lu curing Lume Hack, Rheu
matism, .Sciatica. Crick In Uie llek, hltleantt
Hip, Nitiiralgla, 8tlir Joints ami Muscled. Bera
Chest, Kidney Troubles und all pains eraches
cither local or decp-suletl. It soethna,
Htri-iigtbnns and Htliiiulalus the parts. The
virtues el hops combined wllh gums clean
ami tuiuly te upply. superior te liniments,
lotions and salves. I'rlre, tn renta or 5 ler
ll.ei. Held by druggist and country store.
Mailed ou receipt el prices. Hep I'l otter Com Cem
jiany, 1'tnprleters, llosten, Muss.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-Tlie best tiimll
HKimiieh und Liver 1
ly pill mnde nawiey'a
I'llis. 2.0c. l'lerwant In
action mid easy le take
nevsviyd&w
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TUUAUVO AMI VIOAMB,
II. '
eTf-llMAN a uu,
TOBACCO & CIGARS
AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ALL URANUS Or CHEWING A BMOUING
TOBACCO
CIGARETTES, BStOKER'B ARTICLES. any
thing pertaining te the Trede In Large
erfcimall QiiHiiUtlesia PHILA
DELPHIA PRICES, at
H. I. Stelimaii & Ces,
NO. 110 NORTH QUEEN ST.
OATLIN'SFINF.CUT.
VELOell'EDK FINE CUT,
REFORM FINE CUT, Etc
POLICE PLUG,
CHAMPAGNE.
LITTLE NECK, Etc.
DERUY SMOKING.
LONE JACK.
OLD VIRGINIA, Etc.
IURK IS II PATROL,
RICHMOND STRAIGHT OUT,
BETWEEN THE ACT8, Etc.
Kir Imported and Doinestte Cigars. All
grades and prices. Give us a call,
uiiirai-lyd
OLAHH Ailti UVJtlSltllHAttM.
H
1UU m MAUTIW,
FANCY GOODS
-AT
CHINA HALL.
THE LARGEST LINE IN FANOT GOODS IN
Doeortitod Oblue,
Blsque Ware,
Eohemlan QlaBaware,
DECORATED
Tea, Dmiier & Toilet Sets.
44- Examine Our block butere purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KINO STREET,
LANC1AHTKR. l'A.
VAIll-illa.
E
,STAIII.1M1IKU 1HSO.
CARPETS
-AT
Philip Selium, Sen 4 Ge's
150 SOUTII WATEIl BTUEET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
Wuhnve a lull supply et RAG AND FILL.
1NG CARPETH. Wu only ute the beat of
yarns.
It you want a geed, kurvlcoable Carpet,
pluiisu leuiii nud iiittinluu our stock boieru
purchasing nine whole, as e will sell ns cheap
us thu cheapest. Come ami see loryeurself and
lie convinced, as we always have tlie reputa
tion et making tlrsl-elass Carpets.
CUSTOM RAG CARPETS A 8PECIALTY
COVERLETS. COUNTERPANES, ULAN-
KETB, CARPET CHAIN, 8TOCK-
1NUYARN.AO.
Dyeing
tlcu.
Dene In all IU brancbet at short no-
COAL I
COAL I
OI tbe beet quality, expressly ter family use.
TRY A 8 AMPLE TON.
KEMEMUERTHE OLD STAND.
PII1LIU SCUUM, SON & cev.
Ne. 150 SOUTH WATER 8TRKKT,
t!K3uid LANCASTER, I'A.
ritOVlalONH.
AT OKA HILL'S.
CORNER DUKK AND VINE BT8.
Large Cans Tuble Peaches, lle. Yerk Di Di
iiienit Polish, for tin and silverware, (e. Sar
dines, oil or mustard, tlircu bexs ter ffie.
Rest Lump Starch, Ge. fcblvueed
fpAVLOlf
FANCY ITLOUlt.
G I ve It a trial and be convinced that H U as no
claims, tbe
REST IN THE WOULD.
It waa awarded the lilghMt medal at the
Centennial Exposition. Cincinnati KxalbRlc-n
and Ohie Statu Fair. The Genuine
Tayler's Fancy Fleur
Retails at 03 canU per 2J Pound wok.
FOR BALE UY ALL LEADING UKOOKRS.
31, F. 8TUIGEBWAIT & S0XS.
Beln Agcntu for LncAtt)r. a7-la
cer roMNew k, mut iakk xhm
lead and sell the best 5c Cigar In thu city,
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