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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

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A VALUABLP

knowH az the Frederirs
IN Upper Ierke9 foot tazHs
Pa lain lsuis OF
hart, Dtiiei Ftiilry. 90
ares. mur- Or less sfrt
in a god "a OF cGirir4-
bere.; J. c nvenieat %
scu,o >. and In a zpsi nrr.
inr thereon crccfrll a iax
For terms ami fsrthe-
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NoY2Gjt New exinz.sn
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Ell This fam IS weIl ~ srd j.
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No ] coal any a-s desiring "a
nnd { IL a Z ud sYning Viii be-
eTms. Apply - al ad ess
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Valuable Fan
FOR e A.

That valuable proIsrty k-sEr u
Crtehncli farm. s.laa e The Del.
ersst n Clmnr a ksiiruai, o.
- ouc ei At pfssite ssir ] cnaf
more z less aud has a hfst class
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
THE scIMlTAR.

The Memphis Scimitar Is one Of
ihe best, r%.laiosi and most original
papers on our exchange list, and
We always welcome is visits with
pleasure, This paper has rapidly
gained IN public favor, and il We
judge by its appearance, 1t IS pro.
porous, popular and firmly cstab-
lisiicd ~ one Of The institions Of.
the Bluff City. Gun. G. r VI.
Turner, the editor, has made a
great namc for himsolfi IN Tonnes
e As q tcrsc aud incisivc wri-
ter, he has Ew cqualr as the At.
tprneyGcneral Of The criminal
court Of Shelby county. he is n
stern and fearless minister Of ius
tiee, and the terror Of criminals
and e~yilslocrs; as an orator in the
late campaign, which resulted Ia
tho triumphant Acknowledgement
Bate, lie rendered distinguished
service and did more than his
share In securing that grca, Vie
tory. We often wonder how Gen.
Turner can find TIME 10 do % mnch
work. Were Il not for Miss Hattie
Paul. his handsome and accom-
lli-hc,i assistant in tho cditorship
of the scimiiar, We think The
t;rnrral sro,ild hnd the require
meuts Of hi+ many duticstc o much
Cor him.
Subscriptions 70 Che seimItsi
will b. received at this Office b,
NJ. ]. II. Schmidt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
FERTfLIZING

A farmer, Of Pitt county s. G.,
has matte an experiment which
shows The benefit Of judiciou fer
tilizing Twenty yoars since be
bought for 81 an acre 400 acres Of
old land with q red clay mbsoil
where the gullios had washed
twenty fret deep The gullics
were filed with plum brush and IN
a few years they had washed fall
of soil. Then ON q section Of his
farm he worked clover each year
and when the crop maturcd plowed
II in, running a second plow in the
frst furrow and throwing up two
inches Of eubsoil, lie continued
planting and blowing under clover
and rotated eropa, using compost
fertilizers. He has grown rich
and hia farm valuable.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03


Nbl aan.ilm ln8 hfn H'.ffi
ift t0htiifmif attention fani
it ani " aH0eaf Ha II pfaH uf'
tlfhiefa ea ialtlf tail M aflt
aa 81 ditn da me.iis 6 la'a
nium aal matllof lhf milW
ilily m itt iue m.NHiiff tH iHlm
aHff tia cultivation nn 81 ittf
arale flo iollne lua mslHiiab
Ntfa fiopiai lifst ihai VA 'ln
lsolia iulopslfd in lhf proposed
tdtnn uf jtia inil tith rutilrr
tih iio opportunity which il'
tdaluei mny lnufd ~ tho difofsi
feailon 81 cfora and absolute
divorce ftom toe mlnpls system
heretofore pursued If miFing cot
I'm Gully Second From the o,i
denee bad from experimental cnl
inre in our own state We are
wtisiul that iutc can be- nucccss
Jolly gr~an ~ ANY portion Of The
sials the bottom lands bordering
Tho Mississippi river, perhaps hr
Ing The b.ri suited 10 tscultiyotlon
or production Thirdly The
Invention Of Mr. j. Albce Smith
wc nre satisfied that the fibre can
lr taken from the stalk Or plant
and prepared for the process Of
%submcraion in water thus doing
away with the long, tedious and
expensive process BY hand labor
and saving wc believe, - per cent
II That labor. Fourth That Mai
v. g. Wall, Commissioner, and c
Menclas, be appointed a committce
10 procure iutc seed from the
United States Commissioner Of
Agriculture nt Washington, OF
failing IN that to cndcayor TO pro
cure seed from the Board Of lmmi
grafton and Agriculture 10 be
ready foe distribution by April lst.
jutc grows luxuriantly on creek
or river bottom lands and as com
pared With cotton yields a rich
return. 1t needs but little work,
and once started takes care Of itself.
having no enemies whatever TO
attack II. One acre produces from
twenty to thirty tons Of green
stalks, ten to fifteen feet high. OF
from two 10 three thousand pounds
at fibre which IL worth four and
onc.lalf cents a pound. The land
should be well ~pulvcrized and jute
planted in April, broadcast or IN
drills two feet apart, IA rice il
planted II requires six or eight
pounds Of seed per acre. It take
three months from sowing TO ma
turity, and when the plant is IN
full bloom il the right time 10 real
and dccorticatc the bark with the
ina hine used for that purpose
The bark or ribbons must he bound
in small bundles, thrown in acrcck
or pond TO rot and in ten or twelve
days the fibre can be had By sim.
pie washing.
IL is useless for rs 10 write Of the
many uses TO which jute can be
put; il is a valuable and uacful
product and commando ready sale
As the STAR has of.cN urgcd,diytr
pilicd cropping is one Of the great
need Of the Southern country, and
we think thosc Of cur farmers who
have suitable land could not use II
for a better purpose than expert
mcnting in jute culture, planting.
say, one or two acres. As this
people love so well to raise cotton,
We hope our suggestion will be
hyorably received, for jutc may be
called the handmade and compan.
ion Of King Cotton.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

stynagsg itb Whi Hfii, 80 Hsa
Ai, nsaS sk VIZ tsf ~ ~
stranger y iaififa nan we iaiA' y
sssg mead Hndsfihsi sssaIf hAs t,AA
',a..., sftsity,
Hstf, .1I H I've y i'll HHI fHi 3 hatf
f4If XVII N4f ifaf HfHif ft RNtff
hie nsaa Hii 20 iHnn ~ ~ dfl
ts.sig tHfi n - ififltli hssa.
a0i I h..fi fifINi aslplfU b 4 lhtf, 40
nls4 iha t5# haHfa " fFs ~ hm ha'ans M
Tssaisf 40 fiaifl uH ~ ~ eaHtfltl.sH W
IiisHI ffi ffH aHilrHfi hHNttlfHi ad gifmaqhi
80 an al|ftFf fl41ihH 4 fesi uies sn1 tisasts'
w sstfi N al.slss ff slbss atts In tts n lea
taafs, ~ 70 JUGS ~ dfiisltfal ISL fshtfhihs
"H9ssi 'issai eai NM tuf. ftifis NJ nerves,
sHfHAf as gft H5H Ne tho hfsHsfh f HitailHf4
II mIHFItH ne rfHft ~ fhsu nat 80 aHa fonti
f~Hifffff Aiffay tff hHfHfF NHlNlfHi go rain W
me hafk. Ief hyfIfVift u hfft Nkf afhtftnt anf
hss na sIusl H grlHf = tiaflaisi Aatt ~ Il
Uafahaat eiahi. mgchn r., hgig'y h.afs, ~.
fsuts, teattafs aHi ~ fNlfHuH ahn lead = closely
f8hfnsd 10 ani sfa slhlft 70 hffdsfhf, iis,inass
aud iffpl1 t8Nfia. II you are troubled with .
raaiei taaaYa, fHi hfaaih loss n appetite ~ rsh'
sntt alHFgithHfti l4ilsfa H4lh Atetiqhi viii ours
Jyu. II pafhfms better Hlft than pills, IL mofs
pleasant And pslaishif, am 10 mrQh fhaerff, IN fad
hlsa fegulaf hmiy medicine ehsat within ltaelf
n ~spaftlss "a huns jest Ike a glass q sola
waist' ~ . ies 2 plSssan'. n sepi' ahd sold
rforuetgfs, Louisville, ~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

DrmSG his administration Of
nearly four years, Gov. Blackburn.
Of Ky, has pordoncd over 1900
criminals, reunited fines Of more
than s2,000,0O, and granted
respites on other fines amounting
to abou. 100000
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Gov. SrogEnAN, Of California,
who was a Federal General, has
appointed an tx Confederate Ad.
iutant General of the State militia.
Il look like the bloody shirt has
been buried, ON the Pacific coast u,
least.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
Useful in tho Family.

We usually leave it to doctors e
recommend medicines, but Tar
kers Ginger Tonic has been 81
useful in our family in relieving
sickness and suffering that We can
no, say too much in its praise
Selma Argus.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

WiruiS thepast thirteen months
ten Of our ~lifty-eight admirals have
died But as we have no navy to
peak of the loss is not apt to cause
keen public distress. Pcihap.
these old tars died because they
had nothing else To 10.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Az extraordinary compliment
has been paid Senator Richard
Coke, Of Texas He was reelected
unanimously Democrats. Rcpub.
licahs and Grcenbackcrs vo ng for
him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

THE Atlanta Constitution tells
Of a smart Georgia boy just eight
years old, who last year cultivated
with u common goat thrce.quartors
Of an acre OF land, making 235
pounds of lint cotton.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

A srATisTlciAS who las been
Investigating the question, cali.
mates that in the South mulattocs
form about dpepcent.of the colored
population.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

THREE women on the American
stage-paiti, Nilsson and Langlry
ARE said 10 be making more
money than any ten men in the
profession.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Hos. VAS IL MANNING has re-
qucstcd the Clerk Of the House not
to place his name on the roll until
his contest with Gen. Chalmers Is
settled.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

SorrH CAROLINA has twenty
seven no%uri-hing cotton mills
which make an average net profit
Of II per cent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

You can buy all the articles sold
by Fogerty at Memphis prices.
Give him a call and he will wait
ON YOU promptly and politely.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

JoHS 7. KiSe, of Georgia. Is the
oldest living ES.Senstor II the
United States, having surved from
ISL 70 1850
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
stale d Nl..l..lnrL panala county.

'IUTV " WT7HI'0ITTIl J NTIlIH VVWNI''
Chapccry Court
To w. Wallace Wilbpurn. md c. Vir-
pinia Scrugv and her husband, j. b.
Scrugg'.
Iou are commanded 10 appear before
the Chaucrry Court, list District Of the
county Of Panola, in said State, on the
2i Monday Of May, 1851. 10 plead, an
swer or drmW TO tho bin Of complaint Of
G. G. Wilhourn, whorcin you are dcfen-
dants. January 5ih, 1888.
$. X. BLANN, Chanccry Clerk,
BY W w Smith, u. q.
L. J.. Cooper, Solicitor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
Hinsdale, II. II.
CUT THIS OUT!
slale O MIssi.sirtl. ranola County.

State Of AIississirfi, Pamela County.
Chancery Court.
10 William @. Key
Inu are commanded TO appear before
the Chancery court, lst district OF the
county Of panola, in said State, on the
81 Monday Of May, 1898, to plead. an
-wcr or dcmuf I" the bin Of s S Smith,
admir- OF the estate Of T. ]. Key, decd,
lor the sale OF land 10 pay debts wherein
YOU are defendant. Jun'y 3lst, 1883.
y Il. Blann, Cnanccy Clerk,
BY ". ". Smith, y. c. 3-lw.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
A REMEDY.

~ Hffialn agas Ard pfri0ia ~ y romans ife, there
comes certain ifeHhlea aches, ralnH aud eunehngs.
Thrse fhmplilutf nnd irregular lies leppsfflte the
FtiiB lie A %slr,eeb, ahd ollDu VI ihf haunt lhs
nafflsi woman until Anoi The "tufn Of life.h
Come have headache, tNimmiug Of the heti,
tlooile~ lipe, lifslsai eyes, riluiei brain; while
others suffer wiih THhulul Hf1Huiariuns, uterine dis.
placements and ulcofs, h%Fstsiieal nfaffn-, physical
pfoaifsit1n, chi0ulc leacnffhun, c~hiofosia, supplies.
SLOWS, lnas ofappatite, ovarian deFassr, kidney hfer.
lions, etc, which 10 numerous rasfa end 10 eplerilf
Ms, tonfall0na, insanity md death These arc
generally the rlsnit " NatlentIun. All females
Lnon the class n r0mpla|niH We hlinde 10. Now,
laiifa, all those troubles ran ts avsftUd and cured.
We have proof from thgusanfi.
d., Df0nigeeie'a tufilsh Female nilters viii cure
you sound and N%ell-wll make Jon healthy Aad
happy Evil make yoi rel like 4 new woman and
no MISTAKE. sod by al lfnggisit - siV0. aeDt
your address ff copy N ~, Iromge0le'a Family
Medical A4YseI,f ny 70 NJ efbisd.
J, i, paqH9ooLr A Co..
PIe.uetors. Lclliv.lle, IT.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Episos, the great inventor. has
800 ~pauHnts-the largest number
eyer granted 10 any man.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

<os an alcoholic beverage. but .
ifut and srIiahls famlly mfdlrinc|
i Hrouil< Inn rIlt.ss'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

r. McHissrny, Of Hudson. \. Y.
owns the largczt apple orchard IN
the world-3auI1 trees on 500
acres.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03


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Iol poptoto, f.Il and brote laa
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met.
p,h.,,E,u dtoo,l., ,,,,t.
has kur.d,.n w.. w.toliro te.o
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John Mitchell tcl. while ON a
drunk uoar Brook haven ON fine 22l.
Ian. fell by the roadside and froze
to death.
r,a c,...r,.
learns that a very malignant type
Of pneumonia is prevailing in the
lazoo valley,
e. IN. III
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slines several panes Of glass in the
Methodist church.
M,
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''.e w. paw
plant Of short rations in that see
ton.
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a'
boat seen at that place in thirty
years.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Go to Mrs. $. V. Small's and get
Il new style picture.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

rtH naalf t. lrafs
ufrng.l.f tif u.
iHlntltto imat hiyarHca
ofa he,l, rud iaye differed
ftamhtrffancf Ai0m fam
yelneg1Hhto
ns,wbifh iellm in led dR
months, ani fIf itH DOCTORS
iu tl- dy wid i rculd n1t
i've. ifuHuad ieaffllly igm
indigestion, and 70, 0yeftrO
,rabcould not cat solid food
md fora large portion ofthe
time vniurallctor, even
liquid nouHehmcnt tried
Browns Iron Bhtemand nov
Ahubhingtwo bottles ! am
able to Rtt up and 20 around
aud an rapidly Improving.
a. DNEEs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

BROWNS IRON BlTtERs Is
a complete and sure remedy FOR
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and al diseases reqUlr.
Ing a true, reliable, rou-alcoholic
tonic. Il enriches the blood, gives
new lif TO tho muscles and tone
10 the nerves.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

rs if fa'h ta M,
strength ~ NY fmiasfe4,
t'lmsBb pisio
ffsfHn Hfift atH Fla.
tf fyft ga hiftmta
tla't H.fbH n'ti, i na tlisa
hsti ugafaa fGli
.lHl. a4 flaetlt " yg ~
tp.md uHli Hs fai HafJ,W
fdmfl'eH ifly rafM ~.
hF,gaI.cil f "a 0.j nd t.
tloffl 8nlall .lasni. tfath
NJ "a CROWNS la0A DIT.
Tths, WiItb Is lfus lofl, 4
msl.t 6a ttnai n,hdoi
iof 81 wisIa, dlasilf,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

" 7 Mec AL, 9 b Of MS 4
W II MrEwen. frnwq
X II Knhins9n. ~ q
nh u NV
" ! Archibald, r. ne q and II &c 4
} ID lariee. ir. n sw a
n ny 4
Mis- II 4 Elliott, n = h Of sw a
freQ
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lz'lie ] j AikllfIan 4 Cd 81 ~ q
y Wnstfn. n y Nv
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

y = rc~ imr-+'h's Is Wit ''t
~ without eolnr Through
1 prm,crniir 6esef
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

r R Phillips. Of Lincoln coun-
~, owns a calf that has a~.perfectly
shaped leg growing from the back
of its head. This extra leg has a
foo; and a hoof, and the calf is in
good condition.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

William Anderson (c), Of Jasper
county, who is niuely-six years
old, with the assistance Of his wife,
who is almost as cid as himself,
made last year over a bale of cot.
ton, besides peas, corn and potatoes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

A few days since while c. G.
Bobo and VIM McCloud were hunt.
ipg and trapping on the boundary
of Bolivar and Coahoma counties,
they killed two alligalors, one ton,
The other fifteen feet long. nthis
latitude alligators can rarely be
seen IN the open air in winter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-09
Item No. 7.
Cut Prices on
Large Boys Suits.

Ayrshire Suits. All Wool. Lots
never on the counter until one week
ago and yet the prices bisected.
They were cheap enough at $3.50,
but you may have them at $425,
and if you want a choice at the
price you can have ElberOn Cheviot
suits at the same. The Rough and
Tumble suits are $500 now, and the
Manhattans at 81 are nearly sold out.
The Stafford Cheviot at $500, down
from IS, is another lively bargain.
Tho Warrens at $500 and Fine
French Cassimeres at $1,000 are
30 per cent. and going quick.
II you want very fine goods in
Boys Suits we have them in the
choicest Foreign and American ma
terials, beautifully made and trim
med, and at prices relatively cheap.
Bear in mind that every suit of
Boys Clothing is of our own make,
expressly for the retail trade of Oak
Hall. Eighty-nine lines of them, all
told.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-09
HATS AND GAPS.
CHULTZ'S RONS.
NEW, GOOD. CHEAP.

We are now offering the
finest assortment of Summer
Hats in the market at the very
lowest prices we guarantee
them to be of the best manufac-
ture. We have a rich stock of
Taylor's celebrated Mackinaw
Straw Hats, Youman's celebra-
ted stiff hat and a dozen other
makes for men, youths and
boys. There are very few places
in this city where you can de-
pend on getting just what you
want in summer hats. One of
them is here. Our business is
entirely devoted to hats. We
have richer stock than any,
body will believe who hasn't seen
something Of it. OF palmer ar
ticles we lack nothing. While
passing drop in and see us.
SHULTZ'S SONS,
IA North Queen st.. Lancaster, Pa
mar27-lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-09
NOTIONS.
NEW GOODS
ASTRICH BROTHERS, As.s.
PALACE OF FASHION.
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, Pa.

NJ. lO EAOl hlNU SIHEEI.
LANCASTER, Pa.
INAUGURATION of SUMMER GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
We have a very large assortment OF Fine
White Goods, comprising
VICTORIA LAWNS,
TTEKlA LINEN,
LINEN DlNDlA,
BISHOP LAWNS,
And PLAIN and DOTTED SWISSES
Also. n full line OF FIGURED LAWNS at from
NUNS vEILINGs in ali OF the new and de-
sirable shades, At &c; and SOC per yard.
low prices.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Our stock of these goods IS now cOmplete
and we are Offering some really great bargains.
Plain Band Chemfse, 25c. CbeIIiise, three rows
of Hamburg Inserting. ana trimmed with Mar
row Edging, SOC. Deep Iiufile'l Skirt. GOOD
75c. Two Kuflles of Hamburg, sl.25, and many
other cheap goods In, this line.
LADIES' SUITS.
We have now on hand an elegant line OF La
dies and Ch,ldren's Suit. Of all kinds of sum-
mer wear. comprising Figured Levin Suits,
White Suits in large variety. Nn.- ""iIing
Suits. all colOrs. and in fact. OF all Kids OF
materials. Call AID look through our stock
whether you wish to buy or not.
FANS, PARASOLS, LACE CAPS,
SWISS CAPS.
Cream and Black Spanish aces, COlOrcd
Spanish Laces, Cluny laces, Nattessee Laces,
Russian Lac >, Oriental Iacps, etc. All new
goods, at lowest prices
large ltne OF Lace Goods, such ~ Collars,
Ties, Fichus. etc. Linen COllars-lll the nov
elites in v hfte and cOlOred. Linen llandker-
chiefs, new styles, I'm fancy borders, at &C.
GLOVES in Lisle Or Silk-ail the new cOIOrs.
Berlin Gloves IS low as lOc two bands. Fine
Lislo Gloves. 2Oc.. 25c and 30c.
full stock Of Ladies'. Gents and Child's
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
In Long and Short Sleeves
CORSETS-an OF good make, at low prices
Ladies', Gents and Chiis HOSIERY,
Plain and Striped.
Imported Hose In Cardinal, Garnet, Pink,
Blue, etc, Mt lowest prices
Infants Cotton and WOolen Hose.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-09
The Legislatures Work.

POttSville Chronicle, Dem.
The abolition Of the useless and cxpen-
sive Office of sealer of weights and meas
ures and Of recorder of Philadelphia, the
passage of the Wallace voluntary labor
tribunal act, the several acts broadening
and liberalizing the provisions of the free
railroad law, the act known as tho free
pipe law, the act prohibiting the consoli-
dation of telegraph companies, and the
act to enforce the provisions of the seven--
teenth article Of the constitution relative
to railroads and canals, are moro import
ant and moro beneficent measures of legis-
lation than any placed on the statute book
during tho last decade OF the Democratic
House it may be especially saii that all
the way through it was true To its pledges
of reform
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-09
Item No. 2.
Arithmetic for
Young Men.

A simple calculation will give the
price on certain lines of Youths
Suits, namely:
Saltwater Cassimeres, an excellent
article, never sold less than $1,000.
We divide the price by and sell them
at $500.
Fearless Cassimeres, worry strong,
medium weight, never sold less than
$500. Price reduced three e-eishths,
to $500.
Victory Cassimeres, very durable,
never sold less than $3.50, now one.
third off, or $500.
Auburn AllWool Cashmere, very
stylish and fine. They arc we'll
worth $500, have been offered as a
bargain at s1s 90, but are further re-
duced three.eighths, and you can have
them now at $3.50.
Stafford CheviOt. Are down over
40 per cent, or from S11. 90 to sc. so,
ElberOn CheviOt at two-thirds of
$1,000, or $3.50.
And We might add Blue Flannels
at SIS 90, il the stock were not broken
today, and many other things if
they wouldn't weary you to read
about them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-09
We Challenge the world,

When we say we believe, We have ev.ic nee
to prove that Shilnh'S COnSumNtiGm CIrc is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, in as
much as IL will cure L common or Chronic
Cough in on e-haIf the time and relieve As.l-
ma, bronchitis, WhOoping Cough, Group, and
show more cases of Consumption cured than
all others. 1t will cure where they fail, it l.
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and we guarantee what we say. Price,
lOc., soc and $I.W. Ii yOur Lungs are sore
Chest or Back lame, use Shl0h's Porous Pns
ter. Sold by IL. Il. Cochran. druggist. Nos l57
and l39 North Queen street. fel7-eO!