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Volume XVLII-N 67.
LA2K: ASTER, PA., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 188h
Price Twe Cents.
111Y VOWS
JTKAWHUIDliK & CI.OTIf IKK'S Ol'KNING.
OPENING- OF NEW STORE
BY
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
iLcinrastrr intelligencer.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 10, 1S81.
WAY OF THE WORLD.
FLASHES OF "WIT AND HUMOR.
WHAT
t:ii: iwKAOKAi'iir.Ks
i.aii:i.y invj:nti:i.
iiavi:
Oncer
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,
WE OPENED OUR NEW STOKE, AT
EIGHTH AND FILBERT STREETS,
Which Uuildiux forms pait of the main striictme at
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Tliis adilitiiiu enables us in many ways te add gicatly
and convenience of our patrons.
te the cemfidt
THE
IE
GOODS
DEPARTMENTS
New ecciipv ene unhreken line of counters, leaehinj; the entire, il
Filbert street extension and aroundte Eighth street, about :500 feet in leu;
cpth of
th.
th
Many depaitments heictofeie ciewdcd have had hugely increased space assigned
them, and all aic given mere or less additional room by reason of the enlargement.
iO
The only New Department we have added is that of
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llVllUUk) illll UliVllJJJ x 11.1. in. ui. i.i.ivj.,
whcie the thousand and one necessary tiilles needed by ladies will be found.
We signalize the opening of the New Stere by piesenting for public inspeelii.n
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK
or
DRY GOODS in EVERY VARIETY
that has been placed en sale in our eily, and by
every dcpaitment of the house
lleiing in
SOME NOTABLK HAlKiAlNS
That cannot fail le enlist the eager attention of bryeis.
itr. .-... n i ..n..., r.;,..i.lv irlen in Phil.itlelnhi:.. te nav a visit, of
we iiiviiu an iiiii uiu-"i iw. ......-, ....- - -- - . -
inspection te our enlarged establishment. They
uremises te accommodate incicasin;: lnisiucs
view te their especial comfort and convenience, notably among which are the buieau
of information, the system of checking parcels, the Ladies' Pallor, etc.
will find that in extending our
wc have arranged many things with a
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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PHILADELPHIA.
piVLKIC, IIOW1.IW & UUKST. - Q.1VI.KR. llOWKKS S: IIIIItST.
The intended change in our business necessitates a great 1 eductien in stock.
Duiing the past week we have gene ever the dillerent departments, and we have
made GltEAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICE.
Wc have many special things le offer and therefore invite examination. We otter
A GREAT BARGAIN IN
Black Cashmeres and Black Silks,
ALSO
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
LOWKU 77.I.V THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
nvfrn Rirrctiiis iii Itnissels ami Ingrain Camels, Oil Cleths,
"Wc open this morning an Elegant Line of
LADIES' IMPORTED COATS,
AVhich cannot be duplicated this season. Wc offer them very low.
JSgWe extend an invitation te all te call and
Tlil",rJ. Oncer I'eeplc ami their
nui'ir Actum.
We should believe only in iik ;
v.Gid :ne sold for nothing ever vvheie.
S.eal::ng of oleomargarine thr-y told
me it was false butter, still bdieve it true.
Tt is a little singular that a man will
belt a ticket that he oinnefc swallow.
' I'ay as you go "' is geed advice and
dura ve:y fell for the man who doesn't go
very much.
When it. ernes te gatheiing in chickens
the d.u key's hour is just, before the
dawn.
It is altogether a mistaken impression
te suppose That dyed eggs are laid by sick
chickens.
The past tense of be hive is hue hoeve.
If you don't believe it sit en one and sec
if ft don't behoove you te get up
A man who buys Coi.fcdeiale bends
will make a permanent invest meal. They
will be as geed in the cur 2000 as they are
te-day.
A man was made in an iu.st.iul bald
headed forever in .Mobile by the explosion
of a tiieeraekcr in his hat. It was the
work of his playful son.
They asked him if he was the host man
at the wedding. "Ne." he said ; '' I
don't knew .is I as the iir.-.i. hut. It-jabbers,
I was as geed as ;my ei 'ei.i."'
Ilrakeman : ''The ttnin is new about
t.i enter the state Mi-..-, .uii. (.ientlenien
who have net pmvui.il themselves with
carbines will pass :e: w nil te the lo.-emo-tive
and crawl into the tender."
A Chinaman thus describes a tiial in
our ceuits : One in. m is silent, another
talks all the time, and twelve wise
men condemn the man who has net, said a
wesd.
" I knew a victim te tob.nve," said a
lecturer, ''who h isn't tastc.l feed for
ever thirty jear.s." "llev. de you knew he
hasn't asked an auditor. " I'.ceaiis.- te
li-ieee killed him in l'.O."
R ileetie'.i by a man profoundly indiffer
ent te water famine:;. ".lust because 1
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CHI i. WlllU VWiOll I iuiim; iww jiiiu-ii iin-.y
say I eughln'L te dtink. Stupittiels ! I
oughtn't te try te walk !"
" l'.uting is such a sweet ser.M'.v," 10
maikeda liald old bachelor teapi.'-lty
gill as he told her ge.sii niht. "I should
Miule,'" she ieidie.1 glancing uji lew.mls
his h.iiilessnes and we-idenng Inw lie
ever did it.
Miles Dauien. ppiliahlv tiie largest man
en iceeid, bem iu Neith Caielma in
17!H, died in Hendersen county, Tenn.,
January '., 1S-TT. He was 7 feet (J
inches high, and in IS).") weighed 811
pounds. At his death his weight, was
ever 1,000 pounds.
Tradition h:x i! that Edward I., of
England, eieatcd Lhe first I'linee et Wales
by presenting te his Welsh subjiets his
infant son, iu lesp.nisc te thci- demand
that he should give them a pi "usee born in
Wales, who could speak no English and
had done no wrong te man, woman or
eh:!d. " Eich in '."-(hesc is your man)
leplied the. king. The prc-cut piinee
will have te content imusell witiitti" ninti
ernii'.cil motto, " leh Dien" (I seive).
Tin- l'ulilical Cut IimiK .i si cii by Iliifeii'iil
ODs'TVrr-.
N. V. Pun,! ml
Leading Republicans who would be
pleased te enter a ii-ularly organized
cabinet, de net care te be mixed up. even
teniperararily, with the leavings of the
late ailnniiislralieu.
OiKtj's !I'iir:licli'iii.
Yuri. ii-i)ali-li, st:il:irt.
Whv. then, discontent ? Why dislrae-
tien:' Hhv tactiens m lennsyivania.
cVf.
leek through our stock.
GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST
25 EAST KING STREET.
max nivTMts.
fKON IJITTBK.S.
T
ICON IllTTKKS.
IRON
A TRUE TONIC.
BITTERS!
SURE APPETISER.
IKON MTTKKSarelill:ly;rccniiinieiulel ter alt illseases requiring a certain anil tlll
cicnt tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPE
TITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c.
It enriches the bloeil, streiiKtliens the muscle, ami gives new lite te the nerve-;. It at-
like n charm en the iliscstive erjpins, ruinevint,' all ilysiiepttc syir.ptenir', such as raiting thi
Feed Belching, Heat in the Memach, Heartburn, etc. Tlie r.nly Iren reparation tli.it nil
uet Dlacken tue teetli or Rve linailaclie. Selil liy till tlriiiiU. Write ter the A I! C Heek, .2
pp. et useful anl amusing rcaillii sent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
123-lyiliwl BALTIMORE, MD.
Fer Sale at COCHRAN'S DRUO STORE. 137 and 139 North Queen
- street, Lancaster.
Why should the Republican party destroy
its well managed organization Iy destroy
ing the power and inlluer.ee of its gieat
leaders, its most useful men and most suc
cessful management. It should afford sat
isfaction te ail tine Republicans that they
have men like M. S. tjuay, true te the
best interests of the parly. His peace
declaiatien must be fruitful of future in
sults for geed te the Republican cause iu
Pennsylvania as well as te the gieat na
tional cause.
t,'li.!ci- tin Ae,
riiil.ul' llit.ia i'.vi'iiiiniTfli'r.il'h.
The (Jailicld Republican placemen of
Ohie :uj feeling their lieadi every morning
te make sme .something has net happened,
and Senater Sherman has, apparently,
kindly mulct taken te aci, as protector in
chief for his impeiileil fiicnds I neasy
lies the head of any outspoken (Sailield
man under this administration, and it will
he inteiesling te watch the ilish of the'
axe up and down the Ohie wilderness.
And who will dare say that Mr. Sherman
will net. be one or the lust men te applaud
the coming weik of destiuetien ? He is
new only kicking up the dust, te hide his
ret i eat.
TlioK:ilesi)tii thi'Sleanier Milivay.
The steamer en which the explosion e
curied while en her way from Uristel te
Glasgow was the Selway, no!. Severn, as
before iepei ted. Further details of the
explosion show that eleven persons aie
supposed te have lest their lives, including
live who took icfuge iu a beat and endeav
ored te escape, bat weic probably drowned,
as the sea was heavy. Them wese only
thiily-three persons in all en beard. The
barrel of naphtha burst en the fore part
of the main deck and the llitul came in
contact, with lire in the main steerage.
Six passengers were coven. d with the burn
ing liquid and perished immediately.
Their shrieks were awful, but assistance
was impossible, the deck being well en fire.
The the was get under control by means
of the donkey engine.
Tiirc UUK1.HUT i.irrrr.i:.
te the government of Chili which shall net
picvieusly have been solicited by it.
The publication of these letters in Lima
followed in due course and was the fust
intimation received by General Ilurlbut
that his opinions and utterances were se
epcnlv disciedited aud disavowed, and.
that, te, bv his own colleague. General
liuilbut insists that he is right and Kil
patrick wrong, and that the latter has
been led awav bv his well known friend
ship for Chili" stud for the Chilians. He is
much disturbed at the course affairs have
taken and is understood te be prepaiing an
answer te General Kilpatiiek, which shall
include quotations from his ewu insttuc insttuc
tiens. which weie given long since General
Kilpatrick leceived these which he se
freely quoted.
-News of the lay.
The will of Mrs. Maria Cary, just
effeied for probate in Brooklyn, bequeaths
a total of $11(5, IKiO ter ciiaruauie purposes.
The St. Lawrence hotel and several
stores were destroyed by fire at Picton, N.
S., vesterdav. Less, :JO.00O : insured for
ii:i,'ero.
M. Saul a ceuliibuUr te the Frankfurter
Zeilun'j, h.ss been condemned te ene
month's imprisonment for libelling Prince
Risniaick.
It is reported that Lieutenant Sulianeff,
who was ai rested in St. Petersburg en
suspicion of supplying conspirators with
dynamite, has been :.ccietly executed.
Jehn 1. Heward, of Burlington, Ver
mont, has given 1.S0O acres of valuable
land in Wisconsin and Minnesota te the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Vermont.
The storm of October li atMazatlan
was succeeded by another of equal vio
lence en the 2(ith ultimo, which com
pletely destroyed the town of Manzanillo.
Tliegoemer of Michigan says the suf
fcieis in that state, will probably lequire
about $r00,0i)') mine te provide for th'-ir
necessities until the next harvest, when,
it is hoped, they will become self-suppeit-ing.
A fresh number of the Nihilist .journal,
XttrmliKtjti i'eliii, has made its appearance.
On the title page is an editorial paragraph,
.surrounded with a deep black line, iu
which the crime of G lutein is condemned
in the strongest language.
Twe bundled and fifty persecuted Jews
from Southern Russia ai rived at New
Yerk vesteiday by the Steamer Helvetia.
making a total of these exiles te date of
.,i;(M. " It is stated that 10,000 mere will
anive dining the winter. Hebicw colenics
!ire te he formed in Louisiana aud Vir
ginia. Miss Palmer, lesiding near Pickering,
Can., was found dead, strangled with a
roller towel about her neck. She had
been in the habit of getting behind the
towel and (blowing it ever her head. It
is supposed sue Slipped nuu niter laiiuij;
was unable te recover her feet. When
discovered life was extinct.
At Osgood Hall, Ontario, yesterday,
Justice Osier, being compelled te de se by
tlie law, i ejected the testimony of an
" agnostic, "the :esthetie term for athe
ist." In doing. se he "regretted that the
state of the law of Canada was net similar
te that of England, where such evidence,
was properly 'received, and had weight in
influencing the opinion of the judge or
jury."
C.ipt. Ilcaly, of the revenue steamer
Rush, who recently returned from a sum
mer ciuise iu Alaskan water, has submit
ted a repeit of hi. operations te the chief
of the revenue marine. He says he
destroyed, en the Aleutian Islands and
Alaskan coast, a large number of rum and
iiuass distilleries, and ordered the natives
te discontinue entirely the manufacture of
liquor.
S. F. Cleck, the telegraph operator and
ticket agent in the employment of the
Leng Island raihead company at Mineola,
L. L, committed suicide in Massachusetts
by throwing himself in front of a moving
tiain. His body was frightfully mangled.
He w:is 28 years of age and leaves a wife
about te become a mother, lie disappeared
mjsteiieusly about two weeks age. Jeal
ousy is supposed te have been the cause of
the rash act.
Allen Reliker, town marshal of Maiden,
West Virginia, was shot dead en Tuesday
night by William Robinson, a notorious
rough. Robinson also Cued twice at the
mayor, but, missed his aim. He was ar
icsted and taken te Chailosten, ifhd, as it
was rumored that a mob from Madlcn
intended te go te Chailcsten te lynch
him, a company of militia was ei tiered
out.
Prof. Swift, of the Warner obscivatery, j
at Rochester, New Yerk, discovered a
faint comet en Wednesday night, the
seventh of the piescnt year. It is in the
constellation Cassiopeia, and has a light
ascension of about one hour fifty minutes,
declination north 71 degrees, with a motion
slowly westward. Ne tail is visible, but
there" is a slight central condensation. It
is nearly round, and its diameter is esti
mated at four minutes.
In Millville, N. .T., the destruction of the
family of Jacob Simpins, by malarial
fever, serves te emphasize the suffetiug
from that disease in this part of Seuth
Jersey this season. Mr. Simpius died en
October 21, his daughter, Miss Abby, en
the succeeding Sunday, his con Themas en
Nev. 1 1, and another child en Tuesday.
The deatii of the latter was directly due
te using a glass containing aconite in mis
take for water. Mrs. Simpins survives.
Congressman Frank llisceck lias left
for Washington te conduct his canvass
there for the speakership. Beth Mr. llis llis
eock and his ft tends are confident of
his success, lie will have the warm siip-
of each and every member of theRcpubli
Guard Agaiust Disease.
If you find j euself getting bilious, head
heavy, mouth leul, eyes yellow, kidneys dis
ordered, symptoms of piles tormenting you,
take a few doses of Kidney-Wert. It 13 na
ture's great assistant. Use It as an advance
guaru don't wait te get down sick, bee large
advertisement. nlt-lwdttw
A Short Kead te Ueatth.
Te all who are suffering Irem boils, ulcers,
scrofula, carbuncles, or ether obstinate dis
eases et the bleed and skin, a course of Bur
dock Bleed Hitters will be found te be a short
read te health, l'riep $1. Fer sale at II. r..
Cochran's drug store, 137 Xerth Queen street,
Lancaster.
.taceb Jlart7elf, et Lancaster, X. Y., says
your Spring ltlossem works well for every
thing you recommend it : myself, wife, and
children have all used it, ami you can't lind a
healthier laiuily in Xew Yerk State October
.", lSse. Pi ice M cents. Fer sale at II. 15. Coch
ran's drug store, 1".T North Queen street, Lancaster.
CLOTUISU.
17IA1.1. Ol'KNINU
AT
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Establishment,
(11 tin: LAKCiKST ASSOUTJlKNTJet line
SUITING,
OVERCOATING,
AND
PANTALOON I NG
t:er hienxht te the t.'ilv of Lancaster.
Prices na Lew aa the Lewest
AND
All Goods Warranted as Represented
H. GERHART'S
NEW STORE,
Ne. 6 East King Sireet,
tl.OTIIING. XV.
J
I Hostetter k Sen
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
4 CENTRE SQUARE.
DSX OOODB.
runs WASAMAKER'S ADVCtlTISKMBHT.
JOHN WANAMAKER
CALXS
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO THE
FOLLOWING :
Our Assortment et
CLOTHING
MKX, HOYS AMI YOUTHS
FOR
VAIL ANT) WTNTEU.
Is larger and mere varied than ever ln'lere.
Ii ices tin- lowest. tJive us a call.
1). B. lloslettfti & Seu,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
Our ciicular silk, Oe-ineli, are bought
entirely from the makers In Lyens this
tall for the llrst time, Wc have advan
tage in this price, and besides a degree
of cenlldeiice net te be get in miscel
laneous buying.
Next outer circle, ChcMiiut-St. entrance.
Is there anything black at 7.' cents
better than flannel? It is of the sim
plest et all weaving; and naturally
money gees a long way in buying it.
Mack serge at $1.23, lull : inches
wide; exactly the wholesale price to
day. Next outer circle, ChcstnutSI. entrance.
Cimers-hair lightly covered with
iieurctte plaid; the same se heavily
covered with bright beurette single
threads as te constitute a high illumi
nation. $1:!5.
Third circle, southeast Ireni centre.
Ladies' coat or every grade are in a
geed light in the new corner; and il
there isn't enough room It is becau-e
many buyers aie there.
New te-day. Coats et light cloths
tiimuu-il wltli pliuh, for jeung ladies
only; the sizes and styles are young.
i::ui(l$H.
CO! Chestnut street.
Lengthening and iv-dylngseal coats ;
and lhe sooner it is done the belter.
Ameiltan dye, ei course; hut ter sec
ond dyeing it isn't weilh while te scud
te Londen.
ISy Hits way, would you like te leek
into our busy fur workroom en the
third fleer? Yeu shall see all sorts of
tur skins and every process et making
ami ask as many questions as you like.
KitttClic-dnul sin el.
Striped moleskin plush, 2'. inch, $2.75.
Very lien solid silk plush stripes en
ottoman silk with tine stripes of satin
merveilleux between, $.3t. A distin
guished novelty fiein VarK
Ivery-white satin de Lyen with bold
brocade or cream plush picked out with
uncut plush of the same color, $h.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut -St. entrance.
Laruts small-cheeks or small-llguied
plaids; net at all like sinall-cheeks and
net at all like plaids ; a new effect alto
gether ; stronger than small-checks and
less gray than many colored plaids.
$1.30. Considered decidedly stylish.
The cloths are rather heavy.
Second circle, southeast from centie.
Muslin underwear et a grade found
nowhere else in the stores of Philadel
phia and Xew Yerk, with the exception
of it single house; I.e., well made and
or line enough material without any
extravagance whatever, and at very
moderate prices; se low indeed that
lainilics cannot afford te de the s-ime
work at home.
West Hern Chestnut street entrance.
We have hid made a variety et very
i ili lies or embroidery small, and
much liner surah than we have seen in
rea!y made ties. fO cents le $2. The
quality Is the same In them all. The
dlllercnce is in width and embroidery.
Kasti.-te ties embroidered with silk
and cotton, a very unique and elltctlve
combination.
guilt: handsome embieldered mull
tii-" at 15 cent.
Kir-t circle, southeast from centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 13th street, Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA
ANK & CO.
2.-IVU
LANCAsna:. i
1
.VtSIIIONAUI.K CI.T1I1N.
Chaste, betilling app-ual inail.s one accus
tomed logeod sin i.'ty ami p:isse-se I et innate
ivlinemelit.
tnum FITS,
COO I) MATFlilAS,
(uum irei.'r.
AT LOWKST l'UICKS,
AT
AL.
marann
awviv.ii,.
pAKKKlt'S IIAIK BALSAM. pAKKKK'S tJINIJKK TONIC.
PVKKKIt'S 114 IK UALSAM. The llest. Cheapest and Most Economical Hair Dressing
Never tails te restore yeuthriil color te gniy Imlr. .Wc. anil $1 sizes.
l'AKKKK'S UlNUUK TONIC Uinger, Buchu, Mandrake, and many or the best medi
cines known are here combined into a medicine tit such varied powers, as te make it the
greatcstlJloe.ll'iiiitieran.lTtioKct Haltti unit Sircngili Kestercr Jvycr ihtml. , It cures
Complaints or Women, and diseases et the Stomach, ltewels. Lung, Liver and kidneys, and
is entirely dtUerent Irem Kilters, Ginger Ksscnces, and etnei Tonics, as it never inte.xicatcs
Mc. and tl sizes. II ISOOX & CO. Chemists, X. Y. Lai ge saving buying I size
UUTH1.S.
JV
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LIQUORS, &C.
11INVA.TS
II
IOW OrEN SPIltCUKK 1IOIISK,-
Kuroneen plan. Dining Knnms tr.i
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North Duke street. Clam and Turtle Soun- V INK. LTO.llOR. ALCOHOL AIN I)
Lebster Salad.-Oysters In Every Style and all ; GROCERY STORE.
KS puDlie8"190"- WC5el,r : -ehLMyd NO. 205 WEST KING STUEKT.
i
It Canu's Oreat Kxeitfinent in Chili.
Great excitement was produced in Chili
by the publication of Mr. Iluilbut's letter
te General Lynch. The papers ;,'eneraily
denied the genuineness ei the document.
The excitement cv tended te official circle.1--,
aud Mr. J. M. l'almaceda, tlie minihter of
foreign atl'.tirs in Santiage, addressed a
note en the subject te iener.il Kil
patrick. In leply Geneial Ivilpitrick
categorically contradicts his Lima col
league, lie assures him r.i the must ctn ctn
plietie manner that the Chilian govern
ment lias nothing te Tear, cither from the
intentions or the attitude wlftuh his gev
ernment will assume with respect te the
war in the Pacific. He says the instrnc
tiens sent te Mr. Ilurlbut and himself by
Secretary Blaine cannot Lear a double
meaning, and te dispel all doubts as te
the character of these instructions he
copies a portion in which he is diicctcd in
all his conversation with members of the
Chilian government m regard te the at
titude of the United States towards Chili
and rein te conform te the known rulings
of international laws and under no cir
cumstances te officially offer any advice
can delegation and the Republican press of
the state. Notwithstanding past factional
divisions in the riiroitieus of uuifyiug the
Repulusau party, all shales of Republi
cans will earnestly labor for bis election as
speaker.
II. V. Uellickl, the wcll-knewu corres
pondent and of late the "Washington rep
resentative of the Cincinnati Commercial.
died of consumption last night. Mr. Red
field made a brilliant reputation as a war
correspondent, and his subsequent letters
from the Southern state?, which were col
lected aud published in book form, were
extensively icad. lie has been sullering
ft em pulmonary disease for years and has
latterly spent his summers iu Smcthpert,
McKean ceuntv. Pa., at the home of his
J wife's father, Mr. Hamlin, a wealthy rail
read man and land-owner et that piace.
Ca-es me constantly occurring in every
iamily where, it Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup weie
used in time the Cough and Celd would give
no tuilher trouble.
ONE l'KH'E HOUSE,
37 JNU.KT.tL UJliiliJN OT.
Employing none but SUilllul Cutters and
Tailor-, we are ceiiliilcnt et pleasing the me-t
fastidious .
As regarding the TKIMMING et our cloth
ing we il-c. only ine uesi. inc niaiKriiiuuun.
ON B OF THE L TESTfl
LS THE
Freck, Cutaway and Ches
terfield, WITH WHOLE HACKS.
In England they are new popular and an:
eten-ively worn in large cities in this coun
try, as they leek well they will probably grew
into popular favor in this city. Made from
"oeds et a decided figure they are desirable
garments, :v?t lie pattern is net marred by an
almost u.-eless seam in the centre of the back.
The absencj el this stain has a ple.i-ing ctl'ect,
especially en close fitting g innents. We have
Hie lllllsii.iiiiiiis ui
FOUR DIPFKKENT DESIGNS
which I will exhibit in my window andean
i.ew be seen in connection with a FULLY
EQUIl'l'ED
r ANK Si CO. I
LAJNTE & CO.,
Ne. 24 EAST KING STREETLANCASTER, PA.,
DEALERS IN
EOREIGfi AID DOMESTIC DET GOODS.
JUST Ol'KNEO A SPLENIMO LINK OK
LADIES COATS AND COALINGS,
VERY CHEAP.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR in all grades.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, in Red and White Goods.
liLANKETS, in great variety.
FEATHERS, Steam Cured.
CARPETS and QUEENSWARE.
HOUSE and LAV BLANKETS, BOLTING CLOTHS, &c.
Special inducements in price
.IANUAKV l,lN.'.
new as we: de-sire te make a radical chnngc in stock by
Jacob M. Marks.
Jehn A. Charles.
Jehn 8. Reth.
JIUUMK VVltSISIilNti UOOUH.
H
OUSKFUKNISIIINO.
IF
-;e te-
OUSKrUKNISIIINO.
FLINN & WILLSON'S,
-Kei:
Tatii Dptai
Invigorating feed for the brain anil nerves
is what we. r.ced in tlust; days et ru-sh and
weiry. I'arkcr's ;inger-Tenie ie-teres tiie
vital energies and brings geed health iilcker
than anvtliing you can use Tribune. Sec ad
vei ti.-eiiient. nl-lmdcod&wcew
Noting ttte ElVects.
It. Gibbs of IJufTale. N. Y., writes: " Hear
ing veur r.urdeck ISloed Kitteis l'avendily
spekeu of. I was induced te watch their effects,
and lind that in chronic diseases et the bleed,
liver and kidneys, your bitters have been sig
nally marked with success. I have used them
mysell with best results, ter torpidity of the
liver; ant! in casoefa friend et mine suffer
ing liem diepsy, the effect was marvelous."
1'iiceil. Fer sale at 11. 15. Cochran's drug
store, 137 North tjucen btrcet, Lancaster.
We have a full line et KINK
READY MADE CLOTHING
-KOK
Men's, Youth's, Beys' and Chil
dren's Wear.
Which we aie selling at very low prices. Our
assortment et
YOUNG MEN'S FANCY BACK
VLSTERETTE8 AX1 11EVEUSI
I! HE O 'Eli (JO A rs,
is the Most Complete and l-'ini'st Assortment
ever before exhibited In tliis city. An exam
ination of the above will certainly be te your
ail vantage.
AL R0SENSTEIN,
THE LEADER (IV FASHION,
OPPOSITE the GRAPE HOTEL
Furnaces anil Steves of alt Kinds.
.lust received l.oei YARDS or FLOOR OIL CLOTH Irem '25 tents peryuitl up.
CHANDELIERS.
COMPLETE LINE OF IIOU3EFURNISIUNG OOODS FOR TIIE FALL SEASON.
3Call and camlnt; emr stock. Ne trouble te show goods.
-:e:-
FLINN & WILLSON,
152 & 154 North Queen Street.
l'LUSIHIiM'S SUri'LUSH.
J
OI1N I.. AKNOI.D.
JOHN I.. AKNOLD.
-:e:-
JMWELERS.
rl'KKAOLASSKS,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUGUSTUS BHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 90 East Kinir Street. Lancawier. 1'a
fsept2S-3iudeed
Largt.'st, Finest anil Cheapest Stecfc et
CHANDELIERS
EVER SEEN IX LANCASTER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GAS GLOBES CHEAP.
TIN PLATE AND PLUMBER'S SUPPL1 ES.
:e
JOHN L. AENOLD,
Neb. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE S3TREET, LANCASTER, Pjr-