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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
Facility In Art.

From Blackwoods Magaziue.
Facility IL often mistaken for genius,
but 1t generally leads to mediocrity. How
many person ! have known who, with
great promise ut the beginning. soon fall
tered and then stopped while others, with
no early facility, strengthed themselves by
study and will, and pass far beyond them
mt the end. So many are satisfied with
doing pretty well what they can do easily,
and want the energy 10 do very well when
it costs labor and struggle. But at least
four-tifths of genius IL an indomitable
will. Take Michael Angelo for in
stance he had not q natural facility like
Raphael, but he climbed to far higher re-
gions by force of will and an on
ergy that ninety years did not tire |;
while Raphael passed his elimination at
thirty seven, and his last works, young as
he was. are far from being his best. How
ever, we need not go to great examples I;
common life and every day will furnish
them. A.thousand are pleased with dab
bling in water colors and toying with them
as amateurs, to one who earnestly works
with the determination to be an artist.
Amer all, there Is far greater difference
between men in their will than In their
talent. What we will 10 do, despite Of OBJ
stacles and failures, we generally succeed
in doing Mt last. Easy writing" SAYS
Sheridan makes -, hard reading" and
we must make up our minds To work II we
wish To win success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

excitement. Now. willie--let him alone
a minute Georye-Wiliie, he real good,
now-,just step into the hall, George, where
ne won't see you. There, now; Willie, do
you love mamma 9' Papa tam ~ said
Willie ,; NO. Gega gone nowi siy c.i',, NOV Won ~
say what I want you to?' To 7' said
Willie. I" You're a naughty, naughty boy.
You might rs well come In, Ueorge5 he
isn't going 10 say 1t he's d,cJntty contrary
and disagrcesble sometimes, aud he just
tries me Ia DEATH" " Willie" said his
father solemnly, Papa doesn't like
naughty boys, mamma doesn't, and don't
know who does. DO you like naughty
boys9" Yes" said Willie, with remark
able distinctness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

BARGAINS

Black silks from SOC up to 81. 50 yard
Black Surah from SOC up to 81 "A yard.
Black Satin from 81 NC up to 81 o yard
Black Henrietta from S7IIc up to $3.50 yard.
Black Cashmere from 25c up TO 81 O yard.
Black Shawls from 81 % up to SO each
Black Satines from Sc up to 33c a yard.
Cream Henrietta, Albatross, Cashmere Tricot
Basket Cloth and Plaid Cloths.
Pink, Blue, Cream Henrietta AT size a yard.
All our 50c Dress Goods at 2jc IA yard.
Dotted and Figured Swisses from l2ilc up TO
25c n yard.
Changeable Silks at 37i2c yard
Cream Piques at l2l &c IA yard.
White Piques from f2Isc up to S3c a yard.
White Plaid Lawns from l6c up to DC u yard.
Bustles from lOc up to 5Oc each.
Corsets rom 25c up To SOC each.
Ladies' Hose from Sc pair up TO 81 n pair.
Linen Handkerch iefs from lc up 10 25c each
SILK Handkerchiefs from l2l,c mp To 81 so each.
silk Gloves and Mhtts from l2l % up to 50c a
pair.
Childrens W ool Sacks, DC, rsc each.
Chtldrens Hose from &c up to Soc a pair
Belts from &c up to 25c each.
Fans from lc up to SOC each
Pocketbooks from SC up to 81. .25 each
Pearl Buttons nom &c up to DC "A dozen.
Ivory Buttons at 2c Sc a dozen.
Fine Dress Buttons from lOc up to 50c dozen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
A SfltlCH BROS.
Important to Graduates.

Important to Graduates.
From Monday, June "a. un-
til Friday, June 2S, we will al
low a discount of 10 per cent.
to all graduates, on Fans,
Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, and all articles bought
for Commencement Presents.
We offer more attractions in
the way of low prices in one
day than any other store in this
city offers in week.
Our whole stock of those ex-
ira fine fancy brilliant Lisle
Hose, dropped stitch, full regu-
lar made, double heels and toes,
offered as bargain for SIC,
now reduced to 2oc.
All our Fancy Lisle Hose
and fine Fancy Cotton Hose,
formerly soc, now down to SOC
apiece.
Our 75c Isle Hose all re-
duCed to SOC.
Our stock of these is large,
and we must sell it down. The
price will go back as soon as a
certain quantity has been sold OF
them. SO don't DELAY if YOU
want any.
One lot of Fancy Drop
Stitch Hose, full regular made,
considered very cheap at 25c,
reduced to zoe a pair.
A large lot of Fancy Striped
Hose, full regular made, re-
duced to I21ac pair.
One lot of extra heavy solid
Cotton Hose, double heels and
toes, full regular made, reduced
from 25c to I5c pair.
One lot of Gents plain col
ored Cotton Hose, full regular
made, fast colors warranted, re
duced to Ioc a pair. One lot
of Gents Fancy Half Hose, full
regular made, in all the latest
combination, reduced to I5c a
pair. One lot of Children's
t2N2) Striped Hose, full regular
made, reduced to I,1!c a pair.
Special bargain in Daisy
Wreaths. One lot of ,5 doz. in
white, red, blue and yellow and
pink, at I5c apiece. One lot of
very handsome Daisy Wreaths,
at o5c; regular price soc. One
lot OF large Daisy Sprays, 25c.
One lot of Snow Balls, 25c a
spray, Chrysanthemums, 3Sc a
spray.
Rough and Ready Sailor Hats
in white, navy, brown and red,
at I9c.
On presentation of bills of
goods to the amount of S. or
over, bought at our store, we
will give you " Sunshine for
Little Children" 4S pages, and
two beautiful water color en-
cravings by Ida Waugh, one of
Americas greatest artists.
CTDICI RpnC
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

AT last our government Is testing the
Maxim automatic gun, which fires itself
after the first discharge, by the force Of its
own recoil. II can be packed full of car
tridges, trained on an enemy, fired and
then deserted, and it will continue firing
until its ammunition is exhausted. 1fin-
invented In any first class foreign land II
would have been bought upby the govern
ment and kept quiet for the national ad-
vantage in case of war; but having been
invented by an American, II is already in
use In Germany, France and Russia: and
IL lust being tested at Annapolis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

WHAT has been done to those federal Of
ficials charged with land grabbing In Ok
lahoma? II will not soon he forgotten that
United States officials used their position
and authority to advance their own In
terests and safely defied tho laws they
were sworn TO enforce. If,these men are
allowed to go unpunished we can not hope
for high grade Of morality among terri
torial officials, and when another rush for
land occurs 1t will be more difficult to
manage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
The Board Of Health.

q Dur board OF health has at last or
anizesl. but very naturally refuses TO
perye nnis.ss councils shall see lit 10 APP
0priats money 10 enable them 10 carry
ent the work that will he expected Of
oeena. A board of health is very
eoe~sary thing for u city Of the size of
lancaster, aud as the members are ex-
pceed 10 give their services without
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

Ruchings from 3c up to 81 yard
Linen Collars from 5c up TO Doc each.
Boys Sailor Collars at l0c each.
Directoire Ruchng from l21zc up to 37Iacs
yard.
Directoirc Collars and Cuffs, lOc, l2lsc each.
Boys SILK Ties, Doc, 50c each.
All our laces, l7c &c, S7l2c yard
SILK Ribbons from Pc up to 25c yard
White Aprons from l2i2c up to 81 zc each.
Tourist Ruching at l5c a box.
Muslins from So up TO DC yard.
Fine White Cambria Muslins at lOc, l2lsca
yard.
White Quilts from 75c up to s. each.
Raw silk Table Covers at 81 each.
Table Linen from l21ac up to 81 yard.
Ticking from 5c up to 25c a yard.
Lace Curtains from Toe up to IS n pair.
Rest Curtain Poles at 25c each.
Curtain Lace from l2I9c up TO 2jc "a yard.
Curtain Scrim from 5c up to l7c yard.
Calicoes from 3l9c upwards.
Ginghams from pc upwards.
Bed Check from sc upwards.
Towelings from 2I4c upwards.
Lace Pillow Shams from l21zc up to zoe leach.
Shirting at l21ac lie, pc yard.
Towels from SC up to SOC each.
summer Underwear from l2l SC III, TO SOC each.
Umbrellas from 35c up to IS each.
Mems Half Hose SC up to 2jc pair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

The Canadian fisheries question has
been very quiet of late. The Canadians
have three schooners to guard the fisher
les, the Dream, the Critic and the Nigilant.
Possibly the Dream is doing the work and
they are not disposed to be critical or vigi-
l..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
3tDanantaisrr's.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. June p, 1889.
I2Hc Batiste at &c.
SC Challis at SC.
Fast color Lawn at SC.
lust a hint of them yesterday.
The crowdiest crowd in Dress
Goods shows where they are.
A special lot OF Gauze Fans
that were 81 and $3.50 shall go
at 65c.. Blue, red, cream, white.
Plain and painted, with olive
wood and gilt sticks.
So with some So and $3.50
Plain Satin Fans, plain bone
sticks, red, blue, white, violet,
brown. Your pick for 81.
The same colors in Painted
Fans, with either carved or
plain sticks. 50 from $3.50
and So.
These are all on the main
Fan counter, near the centre of
the store.
You can see in the Main
Aisle how cool the Jap and
Palm Fans make the house. A
handful of pennies will buy a
handful of Fans.
The Seersucker Print Coat
at soc, blue and white stripes,
is the cheapest we keep. Easy
enough to have cheaper
Coat you'll find them about
town, but have a care. There
is seersucker print and seer
sucker print. We pick a grade
that is worth your buying, and
make it SO it's worth your wear
ing.
Toward the other extreme ::
Shantung Pongee Coat and
Vest, $3.50. Dressy enough
and tony enough and light
enough for anybody. We stand
behind every stitch in it.
A store full of sorts between
to make you forget the weather.
AS many accordingly for the
Boy as for the Man.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets corner
Hot weather Hats are in
blossom all over the Hat Store.
Straw in any going shape a
pearl or drab Derby or Cassi-
mere. Say which. We kvo5o
the prices are right.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
The SI.35 Ooze Calf Chate-
laine Bags, oXidized trimmings,
went in two days. More just
at hand. Worth a third more.
A dozen other sorts up to 50.
Sample Photo Frames, no
two alike, 45c to $3.50. Sam
pie Photo Albums, plush, S5c
to S2.a5. Well under regular
rates.
All sorts of little handy moth
ings of leather and make-be-
lieve leather, full Of the tools
and things a traveller needs.
Northwest of centre.
All the Furnishings that the
well dressed man needs.
They're here any day from
wherever the best can be had.
You take them for granted.
Almost any day there are
special lots that we can pass on
to you away under the market.
Those we point to, once in a
while.
To-day an odd lot of -Four,
INLAND Scarfs, finest goods
(SI and $3.50. Take them at
SOC.
And a batch of the rakish
Windsor Scarfs, just the thing
to wear with Neglige Shirts,
25c, from SO and 75c.
And Silk Tennis Caps, Il
styles A; 75c goods for soc.
AT the Suspender counter 4
charming lot of Guyots, jus,
from Paris. Newest stripes
and plain colors. Regular
lengths, 55c extra lengths and
attachments, cross backs, soc.
Chestnut street side. west OF Main Aisle
The prices of about SO Puri-
tan Relrigerators have been
reduced. Some are of las,
years pattern, some were
slightly hurt in transit, Not
one bnt iS &c pp,l for Car,-ic,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
John Wanannaker.

fSSE JONES h co,
~ Manufacturers tONFECTIONERS FINE
PAfER BONES, The most beautiful line IN
the United States, 6l5 Commerce St, Philadcl-
phia, In, Write for descriptive price list.
JunCl7SteOd
nNHE AMERICAN HAlMAkFR ANDrROP
i Litter l. a grand success for Trdding Hay,
taking Hay, Lifting Lodged Crops, making
good hay and SAVING much hard work That is
why so many are sold at the
NORTHERN MARKET HOUSE,
Je2l-lwdSitw Lancaster. PA.
- 4 Nd THINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY
IA seem. Common sense and thlrIy-TiNr
dollars seem all right, and II you look into this
nice little arrangement, Its like the keelry mo-
tor II won't work. \ mere smHttcring Of Book
Keeping aud the mere opening aud closing at q
set ot books does not constitute the entp. course
Of the LANCASTER BUSINESS COlIEGE,
No. lOi East h ing street Thorough instruction
IN all branches essential To u business education
constitutes the course. Terms consistent with
the Instruction. Address,
II. a. WEIDlER, Principal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
HOODS SARSAPARlLLA,
1T COSTS LESS


On the question of real economy Hoods Sar-
Saparllla Is so far ahead Of other prcparut tlous
AS to place them entirely out Of the race as COM
petitors. Here are facts in regard Ia this popu-
ar medicine, easily susceptible OF conclusive
proof
!. Hoods SarSaparilla Costs the Manufacturer
More than any other competing preparation,
because Ii IL more highly concentrated and CON
tains more real medical value.
=. II costs the Jobber More, as "A CONSEQUENCE
Of the fact just stated.
3. Ii costs the Retail Druggist More, for the
same reason-as can easily be learned by In
quiry. Hence the desire of some retailers to sell
their own preparations. which cost thern less.
and for which they get the same price, thus
making more money. But
4. II Costs the Consumer l. FSS than any other
strength and the quantity in each bottle, and
because 1t is the only preparation of which can
truly be said, " 100 Doses one Dollar"
That the people appreciate this is shown by
the fact that Hoods SaTsaparilla has the Larry
est sale of any sarsaparilla or blood purifier II
possesses peculiar merit and effects wonderful
cures.
\ POINT FOR SOU.
When you buy your spring medicine Won
want the best Ask for Hoods SarsaparilIn and
insist upon having 1t. DO not let any argument
or persuasion influence you Ia buy what YOU do
not want. BE sure To get the Ideal spring medi-
cline.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
sold by all druggists. 81 4; six for s.. Prepared
only by &. !. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. t3j
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

THE Pittsburg Dispatch fears that people
may mix up the two Bricc's. "Compli-
cations so damaging are likely to proceed
from the confusion of Brice with Bryce
that we deem it the duty of both of them to
issue AN explanatory card to the public do
filming their identity. Ifthey will not do
this, how would it be If the Democratic
party were TO start a magazine for Brother
Brice, and the Republican party were to
make Brother Bryce chairman vice the
Hon. Matthew Stanley Quayr Anyhow,
prompt action is necessary. The Dispatch
itself appears to be a little mixed. Lloyd
=. Bryce is a Democratic member of Con-
gress from New York, and his succession
TO the control OF the Republican North
Imerican Repiem is a mystery that appears
To battle ex planation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22

THE green midge was announced from
Indiana few days ago, and now il makes
its bow from Illinois. At least the state
entomologist, Professor $. A. Forbes, re-
ports "a minute, BLUSH green, oval, rather
sluggish insect, found in such abundance
on the heads and leaves Of wheat and oats,
from the Ohio river to Madison and Cham
pagne counties, AS to create great alarm in
the Illinois wheat belt" The cntomologist
says its amazing abundance seems due to
the droughts of recent years and the early
spring this year, its enormous rate of null
tiplication enabling it TO take rapid al
vantage of circumstances favorable to its
increase. The amount of injury, he says,
depends largely upon the weather, and
cannot he predicted. This plant louise at
tacks so suddenly and in such overwhelm-
ing numbers when it get IA fair start that
nothing can be done but trust To the
weather and its natural enemies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
My own dlstillation.

ENok RENT-A NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
o., bIllding with modern improvements,
no -! Fast King street. Apply at REUBEN
ShiRkS Grocery Store, corner of Fast King
ana Plum streets. -Rent low jeleStd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
NVEEXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE !!

II you have them examined you will probably
hud mat there ls something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help to YOU.
We use inimitable Ida MANIA - lenses
which are made only by uS, and Recommended
oy leading oculisis as the best aids To dciec-
tive vision.
solid Gold Speetacles, 50 90; usual price,
@5 90.
Steel spectacles, 5Oc.; usual price, ST. 90.
Artificial Eyes inserted, ~ usual price, : 10
n. ZINEMAN 4 BRO. 1870 S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIANS, PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
mye-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
HOODS sARSAPARILLA

sold by all druggists. 81 4: six for s.. PREPARED
only by &. |. HOOD 4 co, Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR I'D
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.


CHICAGO, April s.-A larger business was done
in wheat and interest centered principally in the
July future Sellers were the most numerous and a
lower range of prices established in which all
futures shared. Operators being OF the opinion
that the May deal is over are getting more confident
and selling parties who would not sell for fear of
manipulation heretofore selling freely, and
IL rumOred that two prominent ioor-traders
had entered on a bear campaign Tor July delivery,
at least they reported being heavy sellers
day. The weakness and declining prices had the effect
OF bringing out considerable long wheat Out
side influences all favorable TO short sellers
May opened S4@l14c lower, and declined Ssc more
closing about sc lower than SATURDAY.. June closed
4s4c lower. July opened weak 1263fc lower. ruled
steady for while, then declined T. more, aud
closed about PIC lower than Saturday Crop reports
continue favorable and are having more effect upon
the market. fair business was transacted early
in corn within narrow range, after which the mar
ket ruled quiet The feeling developed some
what easier and slightly lower prices were estab-
hshed. The market opened at about Saturdays
closing prices, steady for a time, then sold OFF
&c, reacted tritle and closed Hm3sc lower than
irregular, large business being transacted The
opening was easy and slight decline
May was witnessed. Buying by a large Oper-
ator reversed the downward current and an advance
of 5sCG12c was reported This brought in a large
number of sellers for all deliveries, and although the
trade was good prices gradually receded 13@5sc.
Around inside prices shorts bought heavily but the
market closed quiet and easy at about the lowest
prices of the day and 1Sd14c lower than SATURDAY..
Pork was active, irregular and somewhat unsettled.
Opening sales were made with 15c decline with free
ted to. Later the market steadier and prices
rallied 5d715c. Toward the close the feeling was
weaker again and prices receded 159l7lac and the
market closed quiet. Lard more active, but
rather unsettled. Prices the whole range de-
clined TIC aud the market closed rather tame.
An easier feeling prevailed in short ribs and trading
quite active. Prices ruled irregular and de-
clined 1215G15c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-10
Murder and Suicide.

FRANKFORT, April Especial. THE resi-
dents of n. John-st we're startled by the report
of a revolver in the house known as 'Noah's
Ark" about o'clock this evening. Upon In
vestigation it developed that William Pray, a
professional horse jockey, had shot and in
stantly killed his wife and then shot himself,
inhicting fatal wound. They have not lived
peaceably together for some time, his wife hav-
ing left him, when he, with his brothers. abb
Quoted her, but they were all afterward cap
tured and placed in jail This was finally adj
justed and they again lived together, with the
above result tonight.
Pray was a dissOiute character, and was, no
doubt, prompted by jealousy to the rash and
bloody deed. Mrs Pray was a fine looking lit
tie woman. Her former name was Moore. She
has sister at Peoria ILL.,, and also another, a
domestic in the family of Banker Broken
brough of Lafayette. The shooting was done
with bulldog No. IS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-10
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES


NEW YORK, April MISUNDERSTANDING, $500,
making TO- $50 for the week; fresh arrivals included
IOT carloads for expectation alive and dead 145
loads for city slsughterer direct and SO carloads
be sold active, firm and higher; common TO prime
steers sold at S395G4S5 per cwt. extra do at S. 81
9510; bulls, 81 1898 40; dry cows at S2G3 Exports
to-day, 695 beeves. SHEEP-Receipts 1900 making
2S,0 900 for the week; firm and higher for sheep
steady for yearling lambs; sheep sold at S5.258625
clipped. Spring lambs at S3.J0d5.50 each. Hoes
Receipts 123O0 making So 700 for the week; fair 10
good sold alive at So 5Gj40 per cwt and the feeling
steady.
CHICAGO April g. CATTLE Receipts 1900;
shipments, 1000; market active; shade lower choice
ers and feeders, s2409S55; cows, bulls and mixed,
sl.6O93.20; Texas steers S393.S5. HoGs-Receipts,
1900; shipments $500; market slow: and 10c
81. s095; skips, So 5O34.6O. SHEEP-Receipts 1000;
shipments, 1900; market strong; Zoe higher; ma
tiyes, S. 75946O; eOrn-fed S4909550; lambs 81 100
$50.
CINCINNATI, O., April s.-CArrLE-Receipts,
1,20O; shipments. 40; i'll fair demand; common TO
choice butchers, si.259390; shippers, S3.5094.
sHEEP-ReceiPts, 4s4; shipments none; in fair de-
mand and easier common 10 choice, s.. 75d5; extra
wetherS, S5G525; lambs in light supply and firm
at s4g6; aoss-In good demand; common and
receipts, 2,4OO shipments, 1900
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April s-oATTLE-Re-
ceipt, 1000; shipments. l,l6O market firm; Is and
25c higher. Six of cattle shipped TO New York
to-day. Hoas-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1890;
market firm medium Philadelphia, $50; heavy
hogs, 80; pigs and Workers, S5.05(35 TO- Nineteen
cars of hogs shipped to New York to-day. SHEEP
Receipts, 3,6OOi shipments. 5000; market firm and
higher
BUFFALO, April s.-CArTLE-Active aud 2jc
higher than last Monday receipts 800 head through
ceipts, none through; 1900 sale; sheep steady
good sheep, e5.25d5.40; good lambs, $6.1596. so.
HoGs-Active and 5@l0c higher; receipts 500 head
through; 1000 salei mediums, $500. S525i York
s. 90