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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26; 1881.
Hanrastcr imielUaencet.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 28, 1881.
BEATEN BY A MINORITY.
THE FUCK OKD1NANCK DEFEATED.
Adopted by a Unanimous Vete In Select
Council, It Fall iu the common Branch
for Lack of a Constitutional Majority, 12
Members Voting for it and 8 Against It
TricndRef tlte lllte Renew the Fight at
the December Meeting A Preposition from
Councilman Cox.
A special meeting of select and common
councils was held last evening.
Select Council.
The following named members were
present : Messrs. Barr, Bitner, Berger,
Decrr, Franklin, Geerge W. Zecher, Pnilip
Zechcr, and Evans, president.
President Evans stated that the meeting
had lmpii called at the request of the
special committee en the reorganization of
the fire department, wicn a view enunner
consider!!!? an ordinance for the re-organ-
izat'ten of the department, which had been
read a fitf-t time at last meeting of coun
cil. Mr. G. W. Zecher, from the committee,
said the committee had requested the call
of a special meeting, se that the ordinance
might be censidcicd, and if any amend,
incuts te it should be proposed they could
be read and printed and put in shape for
final action at the December meeting. lie
moved that council proceed te a second
reading of the ordinance,
The motion was agreed te and the ordi
nance was read a second time. It was
next icad a third time by sections, and
each section adopted by a unanimous vote.
It was then read by title, and passed final
ly by the following vote :
Yers Messrs. Barr, Bitner, Berger,
Decrr, G. W. Zecher, Philip Zecher and
Evans, president 7.
Nays Nene.
Mr. G. W. Zecher, for the information
of council, stated that the committee had
been in correspondence with the several
fire companies of the city and that mero
than enough of them had expressed a
willingness te lease their apparatus and
premises te the city en mero liberal terms
than the ceramitte had expected. The
com mitten would be ready te report the
proposed terms of lease and ether matters
at the December meeting.
There being no further business, ceuu
sil adjourned.
Cemiunu Council
The follewim? named members were
present.
Mcpsin. Albert, Barnes, Bees, Brown. Cor-
meny, Cox, Davis, Dmenderner, risher,
Hays, II uber, Jehnsen, McMullcn, 03tcr
maycr,Kcitli, Shreder, Shulmyer, Smeych,
White and Levergood president.
Dr. D.ivis suggested as a means of econ
omizing time that common council engage
informally in the consideration of the mat
ter with regard te which they had been
assembled, pending communication lrem
the ether branch, where action upon the
fire ordinance would have te originate. On
motion council went into committee of the
whole (Dr. Davis in the chair) for the
pu.rpe.-M indicated.
Mr. Cnx thereupon presented a lengthy
paper, bu"ni a preposition of his own for
the reorganization of the fire department,
te take l lie place of the plan proposed by
the special committee and reported by
councils. Mr. Cox proposes te retain the
seven fire engine companies at an annual
appropriation of $1,000 each ; one hook
and ladder company at $009 ; fire alarm
telegraph, $5)"00, chief engineer $G00 per
annum : a total ycaily costef $11,700,
which Mr. Cox claims te be $10,000 less than
the special committee's system will entail.
He noer, en te elucidate his idea of
the denai Uncut as fellows : "That the fire
department remain under the manage
ment and control of the different fire com
panies, whose head shall be a chief en
gineer appointed or elected by the city.
The engineer te devote his whole time te
the department and matters pertaining te
the same ; te have entire control ever the
department and his ruliuffs te be final en
any company disobeying his orders or
violating any et the rules anil regulations
of the depai tmeut. Give him authority te
suspend any company disobeying his
orders. Require each company te run its
apparatus with horses, require each com
pany te pay the following named men a
stipulated sum ler the perlerinauce et lire
duties one foreman, one assistant fore-
nian, one driver, four hescmen, one en
gineer, one assistant engineer, one hrcman,
one assistant fireman and two pipemen 13
employees in all te each company. Require
each one of these te be fully equipped
and Ills position designated by a proper
badge, and impose upon him a tine of one
dollar for each and every fire that he at
tends net fully equipped. After each fire
the foreman or assistant foreman of each
company shall call the roll, and any mem
ber iailin te rjspenr, fully equipped, te
be fiucd one dollar ler each and every
failure te prepcily respond. A similar
fiue te be indicted for every failure te be
present at a fire. Any member violating
the rules and regulations of the fire de
partment of the city or of the company te
which he belongs shall be reported te his
company, and at the next meeting of the
company shall be fiued or expelled, as the
company may determine, and auy member
se lined who neglects te pay said fine
within ten days after being se fiucd, shall
be removed from the position en the paid
list and another man appointed in his place.
Mi. Cox concludes that a better man
aged department, with three mere compa
nies and consequent increased efficiency,
can be maintained by this preposition, for
$10,000 a year less than the committee's
system will cost, and that the department
will he kept out of politics, " something
devoutly te be prayed for by the taxpay
ers, for every one knows that if once the
politicians get their hooks in (no matter
what party may be in power) you will
have a depleted treasury te keep up a fire
department, with no service rendered cor
responding with the immense outlay re
quired." The discussion of Mr. Cox's paper was
interrupted by the appearance of the clerk
of select council with the ordinance in
troduced in that body ae the last regular
meeting and printed in full in our columns
at the time. As reported in the proceed
ings of that body the ordinance was new
finally adopted iu select council by a
unanimous vote.
The committee at once rose and without
paying further attention te the Cox com
municatien proceeded te the consideration
of the ordinance. The clerk read through
the bulky document a first and second
times, and the ceuncilmeu listened in a
sleepy sort of way "Shall this bill be
read a third time?" asked the president.
Seme of the members voted no, but net
enough te defeat the question, and se
Clerk Johnsten reaAkectien 1, and it was
adopted. Forseetiew2, Mr. Cox presented
a substitute, it being the mauifest purpe: e
of the oppesers of the bill te gain time by
delaying final action, which could only be
done by amending it. A runniug
discussion ensued en the amendment. Mr.
Barnes and Dr. Davis, of the special
cemmitter, opposing it, declared their in
ability te perceive any advantages te be
gained, saying the committed had given
the preparation of this bill their most care
ful attention, and they were consequently
unwilling te see any delay in its passage,
which would necessarily ensue if this
amendment was agreed te. Messrs. Cox
and Jehnsen favored the amendment, and
the latter gentleman charged the special
committee with having failed te
give council any accurate ideas
en the subject confided te them. Mr.
Cox's preposition, he said, was the only
clear idea of the financial phase of the
matter that had yet been presented te
council. The amendment was, however,
voted down by a vote of 10 te 9, and con
sideration of the ordinance was proceeded
with.- The seventeen sections weie sever
ally adopted, a number of the members,
notably Mr. Jehnsen, voting persistently
against each, and when the final question
was reached, "Shall thislbill pass ?" the
clerk called the roll, and the members
voted as fellows :
Yeas Messrs. Albert. Barnes, Bees,
Brown, Davis, Diffenderffer, Hays, Mc
Mullen, Ostermayer, Shreder, Shulmyei?
Levergood, president 12.
Nays Messrs. Cormeny, Cox, Fisher,'
Huber, Jehnsen, Reith, Smeych, White
8.
President Levergood had already de
clared the ordinance adopted, when Mr.
Jehnsen rose te a point of order, declaring
the bill was net adopted, a majority of all
the members elected net having voted af
firmatively. The president decided the point well
taken, withdrew his former decision, and
ruled that the bill was net adopted, for
lack of a constitutional majority. It
would, he said, require 14 votes in the af
firmative te pass the bill, that being a ma
jerity of all the members of the body.
Common council then adjourned.
It is understood the friends of the meas
ure will renew the struggle at the stated
meeting te be held en the 7th of December,
and they declare confidence in their abiiity
te muster the requisite number of votes te
carry it through.
Hew Washington Treated CernuallU.
Uncle Nelse, one of the characters met
the ether week at Yorktown, really per
suades himself that he saw General Wash
ington and Lord Cornwallis "Tell us
about it," we said. "Well, you see, Massa
Lawd Cornwallis he steed right dab, and
Massa Gincral Washington he steed right
heah. Jes' se seen ez Massa Lawd Corn
wallis seen Massa Gineral Washington, he
pulled off his hat, and he scz. scz he :
" ' Geed mawnin, Massa Gineral Wash
ington.' " 'Who isyeu ?' sez Massa Gineral Wash
ington, looking very cress.
" 'Why, I'se Lawd Cornwallis, sab,' sez
he, a-bewin' and a-scrapin'.
'"Isye, ye r.on-ef-a-gun ?' says Massa
Gincral Washington ; and pullin' out his
sword he chept his head clean off."
1UAK1NF. DISASTERS.
A Meanirr Founders with all en Heard.
The Spanish steamer Jovellanos, from
Liverpool, foundered, with all hands, while
entering San Sebastian, Spain. It is be
lieved that there were fifteen person", en
beard. It is feared that numerous disas
ters occurred en the Bay of Biscay during
the late storm.
The steamer Brooklyn, at Liverpool
fiem Montreal and Quebec, lest 581 sheep
and 117 head of eattle, and had her cargo
shifted.
The captain and nine men of the barque
Adept, abandoned at sea while from St.
Jehn, N. B., te Londen, have landed at
Caidiff. The remainder of the crew, twelve
in number, were drowned.
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11 RST BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST
. Preaching te-morrow morning and even
ing at the n-ual hours, by the pastor, Rev.
Wm. Morrison. Sunday school at 1 p. 111.
171 RSI' KEFOKMED DIVINE SERVICE
1 te-morrow at J0:30 a. 111., and 7:15 p. in.
Sunday school at 1:13 p. 111.
HIST M. E. CIIURCU, NORTU DUKE
street. Preaching at KK a. m. by the
Rev. Jehn Thompson, et Philadelphia. At i
p. 111., by Rev. J03. 11. .Smith, of Philadelphia.
Sunday school at p. 111. Revival services at
:i p. 111." Alse, revival servicesevery night dur
ing the week, exeept Saturday.
DT. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
O Preaching both morning anil evening by
the pastor. Rev. Sylvanus Stall. Subjects :
Morning, "Is Godliness Pretltal'le ?' Even
ing, "An Important Question " Seats live. All
aie invited. Sunday school at p. 111. Got Get
wahl mission school at 1 w. 111.
ME. MISSION EAST MISSION, EAST
. King street. Preaching te-morrow at TJ4
p. 111. Sunday school at -y p. m. Weekly Pray
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M OK AVIAN.-,!. .11 AX HARK, PASTOR.
leja. in.. Advent Liturgy, sermon by
Uev. Prof. E. G. Klese, el Huthlehem. 2 p. 111,.
Sunday behoel. 7l p. m.. Hely Communion.
Alleer.lially invited.
OLIVET BAP1JST CUUKCU V. M.
C. A. Reems, Rev. M. Frayne, pastor.
W4 a. in. "Tile Krazcn Serpent." At 7J p. ill.
"The Death et the Righteous." Sunday s-choel
at l-i p. in.
PKESBVTEKIAN. PREACHING IN THE
morning and evening, at the usual hours,
by the pastor. Rev. .las. Y. Mitchell, 1). I).
PRESBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Rev. Jas. C. Hume, pastor. Preaching iu
the evening at 7Jf. Sunday school at 1 p. in.
Prayer meeting en Thursday evening at .
ST. JAMES AIJVEN T SUNI1AY. MORN -ing
service and Hely Communion nt 10'i
a. 111. Cut dren'.s service at 2). and Evening
Prayer at 7 p. in. At the evening service
the seats are lree.
ST. PAUL'S REFORMED D
ice at 10W a. m. and at7Uu
DIVINE SKU-
111. Prayer
meeting at H p. in. Sunday school at !i p. 111
ST. STEPHEN'S CHAPEL, COLLEGE
Campus. Divine service te-morrow morn
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SALEM CIIURCU OF GOD PREACHING
te-morrow morning and evening by tins
pastor. Rev. J. Ridley. A service of sons will
commence at 7 o'clock, continuing 13 minutes.
Sunday school at p. in. West Mission, Dor Der
wart nticet Sunday hdioel at 1 p. m. North
Mission, Antioch. Sunday school at 9 a. in.
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T. PAUL'S M. E. CUUKCU, S. JUEEN ST.
uev. a. 1. coiiem, pastor, preaching at iu
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m. Prayer meeting oil Wednesday evening.
SECOND EVANGELICAL CUUKCU
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Orange, Rev. J. C. Krauje, pastor. Preaching
te-morrow nt 10 a. m. Revival services in
the evening and during the week. "Sabbath
school at 2 p. m.
UNION KETIIEL-CHUKCU OF GOD
Rev. G. W. Scilhamer. pastor. Preach
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perience meeting will be held in the lecture
room, commencing at (I o'clock, te be con
tinuing up te preaching.
Tri!.ST MISSION, 31. E. CHAPEL, CUAR-
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at 10 a. m., nt 7J p. in., by the pastor. Rev.
Robt. A. Mcllwain. Prayer and Experience
meeting atGJ-Cp. m. Revival service In the
evening.
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ADAM B. BAER.
HENI.Y B. BAER.
Executdrs,
Uempncld P. O.. Lancaster county. Pa.
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EAST KING STREET.
EAST KING STREET.
EAST KING STREET.
EAST KING STREET.
EAST KINu STREET.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BOY
LADIES.
NOTE THE
BAKGrAINS
WE DO OFFER NOW
IN EVERY ONE OF OUB DEPARTMENTS.
We still sell all our best quality BEAVER
n.VTS, In Gray, Black',' Bronzes, Navy Blue,
Myrtle, at $"2,75 apiece,
BONNETS at the same price, $2.73.
Besides this regular line et Hats we have
opened one let of FINE BEAVERS. In Black
and Gray, at only $2 apiece.
All our Fine Children's Trimmed Felt Hats,
nt only $1.
Fine Black Derbys at 39c.
Sattln Bound Derbys at 58c.
Fine Deibys, Trimmed with Cord and Balls,
at $105.
Velvet Derbys, Trimmed with Plush and Fur.
at $1.00.
Turbans the same price.
Plush Derbya and Turbans at $1.23.
Wc have reduced enr wholcsteck of
FANCY PLUMES
te the uniform price et $2 apiece, including
some sold us high as $3 and
$0 apiece.
Hlnck Plumes at special low prices.
Elegant Natural and Fawn Colored Plumes,
te match tiie Beaver Hats, at $2,
$2 50, $3 and $3.50.
Shaded Tips, shaded in all the new shades,
such as Bronze, Myrtle, OUve, Drab,
at SOc. apiece.
Fine Colored Tips.
A Hunch of Black Tips at SOc.
Geed Black Tips at special prices.
We offer this week
ALL OUR FANCY RIBBONS,
suitable ler Bennet Strings, and Hat Trim
mings, at the uniform price et
W)c per yard.
One let at 25c. per yard.
Plush Ribbeus cheap
ALL OUR FANCY PLUSHES
at $ per yard.
All Silk Plush, for Ceat Trimming, 31 luetics
wide, at $9 per yard.
Our assortment of
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANS
Exceeds any ether In town.
OCR PRICKS ARE TIIE LOWEST!
OUR STYLES THE LATEST!
We Guarantee Perfect Fit and Durability !
Ladies Light Coats and .lacksts at $".(ki.
Coats Trimmed with Plush at $lo.ce
and upwards.
Leng Coachman's Coats lrem $7.50 upwards.
Ladies Black Coats lrem $2 50 up te $23.00.
Delmans from tCXO upwards.
Silk and Matlasse, Delmans. Plush Coats.
TRIMMINGS.
Bargains in this department !
Siiaded Fringes reduced te3(lc. per yard.
Colored Silk Fringes at 50c. per yard.
Black fcilk, Chenille and Jet Fringes at ex
tremely low prices.
Pa anienterics in Black, Bronze, Steel
and Irridescent,
at greatly reduced prices.
Ornaments, Halls. Tassals, Fringes, Black Fur
Trimmings.
1 inch. i inches. 2 inches.
3Sc. per yard. 50c. per yurd. 75c. per yard.
2JX inches. 3 inches.
$1.00 per vurd. $1.25 per yard.
Giay Pointed and New Fur Trimmings, cheap,
i-eal SUln Leeps ter Seal Sucque-.
$1.25 apiece.
KID GLOVES.
Better inducements than ever !
We are new selling the best Kid Gloves we
ever offered ler the money. Our assortment
also is a great deal larger.
An elegant assortment of Fall Shades.
Tans, Operas, Black and White, in 3 or I but
tons, at 99.). a pair.
Real Fester's Patent Lacing Kid Gloves.
Nete these prices :
5 hooks, $1.23. Black and Colored,
7 hooks, $1.50, Colored, Black.Ttins anil Opera.-,
.lerscv Washleather Gauntlet Gloves, $1.23.
A box et line Perfumed Gleve Powder
presented with every pair of
Kid Gloves.
Misses' Kid Gloves, 73c. a pair.
Fur and Spring Tep Kid Gloves and Mils, ter
Gcnts and Ladies.
Best make goods from $1 50 te $2.5 ) a pair.
Fall I. Me Gloves, fleeced, lrem
15c. a pair up.
LADIES', GENT'S and CHILDREN'S COT
TON and WOOL HOSIERY.
A Larcre Assortment ami Lewest Prices !
Lnuicsi' Full Regular Balbrig;nns,silk clocked
at 21c. a pair.
Hair Lined Hese, Full Regular Made.
2tc. a pair.
Pin Striped Full Regular Made Hese,
best German goods,
worth 50c, a pair, ter 31c. a par.
Plain Colored Hese, Regular Made, Plain or
Fancy Silk Clocked, 25c a pair.
Ladies' Heavy Knit All-Weel Hese, 40c. a pair.
Child's Heavy Knit AH-Weel Hese,
in ull sizes, 2)c. a pair.
Child's All-Weel Ribbed IIes-c, seamless,
ull sizes, 23c a pair.
Child's Cardinal All-Weel Cashmere Hese,
all sizes, regular made, 30c. a pair.
Child's Dark Cotten Hese, Elegant Styles,
Heavy Goods, at 12. 15, IS and 20c. a pair.
Fine Cashmere Hese In Elegant Styles,
Fine French-Ribbed All-Weel Hese,
in Striped and Plaid.
Gent's Balbriggan Socks, Silk Clocked,
21c. p pair.
Men's Heavy Knit All-Weel Socks, In Grey or
Cardinal, reduced te 21c. a pair.
Gent's Fine Regular Made Merine Socks,
at 23c. a pair.
UNDERWEAR
for Ladies, Gents and Children.
The best goods ever sold ler the money.
A Geed Heavy Ladles' Slerlne Vest,
sold everywhere ler37Jc.,
ler 35c.
Fine Underwear, colored, elsewhere at 30c,
ler 41c
Beautiful Lightweight Fine Merine Vcsts,50c.
The Best Heavy Merine Vests,
ever octeiuseen.atooc.
Elegant Silk Embroidered Fine Merine Vests
for 75c.
Best Scarlet All-Weel Medicated Vests and
Pants ut $1.(3 each, fully worth $2.00.
call and sec them.
Child's Undershirts, from 16 te 31 inches.
Gent's Underwear we have marked down te
less than cost te close out the stock.
Gent's Suspenders.
We have te bill out the wholcsteck, and,
therelere, uftrked them te be sold
at the uniform price of 23c
a pair. The best will
he picked first.
GENT'S FINE NECKWEAR.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
We arc offering a great many geed bargains
All Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemmed, at 5c.
Fine Hemstitched, all Linen 12'iCc.
Pelka Oot Lawn and Cambric Handkerchiefs.
LACE TIES,
LACE COLLARS.
LACE FICHUS.
Worsted Caps and Heeds.
Worsted Jackets and Coats,
Shetland and Weel Shawls,
Grey Shetland Clouds at 23c.
Closing out n large stock et
Linen Towels, Napkins, Tewellngs: Table
Cleths, Spreads, Ac,
ut much less than cost, te make room for
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We Invite everybody te eeme and see what
we have, whether they wish te buy or net.
Ladies net living in Lancaster will please
send ler samples und prices, and we will till
orders promptly.
ASTRICH BROTHERS.
G.LFT BOOK SALE.
NNOUNCEMENT KXlRAOKDISAKY
FOR LANCASTER.
A Splendid Thing te be Dime in the City
ONE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO te be
given away free,
100 SOLID GOLD WATCHES te be given
away free.
100 SOLID SILVER WATCHES te be given
away free,
100 REAL DIAMOND KINGS te be given
awav free.
100 GOLD BAND CHINA TEA SETS 41 pieces
cacn, te be given away free.
100 LARGE AND ELEGANT OIL PAINT
INGS lobe given away free.
200 ELEGANT PIECES OF SILVERWARE
te be given away free.
And thousands et ether elegant articles te be
Iven away free at.
LOVERUG'S
GRAND
GIFT BOOK SALE
OPEN THIS DAY.
Aud every day ami evening tin-, week, at the
Large and Elegant Stere,
43 North Queen Street.
WHERE
40,000 BOOKS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
The Finest Beeks the World Ever Saw.
WILL UK OFFERED 1'OIt SALE FOR
$1 EACH,
AND A PRESENT
Given FREE Witli Every Boek.
New bear In mind that bargains in Beeks,
never befere known in the history of tliu
book trade, will be offered te all the people.
82 BOOKS. 83 BOOKS.
In fact the linen literature in the world will
be sold ler the simple sum or ONE DOLLAR
EACH BOOK. Take your choice; you get a
Present Free with Every Boek. And let it be
distinctly understood that the giving away et
the above presents will be in accordance with
the judgment and discretion of the appointed
agent ter the saleet these Beeks In this city,
in each and very ease where a Boek is sold.
Ne partiality will be .shown, and all presents
will be given away without regard te age, sex
or rank.
iV'Oir LET ALL THE PEOPLE COME
and witness the Grandest Display of Beeks
ever seen in this city, and the most tremen
dous bargains in whole sets of books by every
nuther.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS. HISTORIES, BIOGRA
PHIES, HOLIDAY BOOKS, etc.,
And a PRESENT FREE with every purchase
A. W. LOVERING,
or the Great Boek Stere,
1G WEST 14th STREET, NEW i'OKK.
P. S.Hv established reputation In Bosten
and New Yerk for the past twenly-tl ve years,
I deem is a sufficient guarantee tellm people
et this eitv that nil I advertise I shall perform.
A. W. LOVERING.
MR. LOVERING'S BUSINESS CARD.
Keep strict faith with the public ; be liberal,
lust and upright ; show that your enterprise
is deserving et patronage, and the people will
support you.
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OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
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AUGUSTUS R1IOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 20 East King Street. Lancaster. Pa
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A1LEY, HANKS & KIDDLE.
Fine Art In Stationery
We de net deal in stationery
of inferior quality.
The superiority of our station
ery ha3 wen for it the highest
esteem of these who are the best
judges.
We procure the finest material
this country affords, and import
the best of these things in which '
the old world excels.
We have our own artists, de
signers and skilled workmen,
and employ the whole of one
large building in our stationery
manufacture.
In card and invitation engrav
ing, wedding stationery, illumi
nations, monograms, dinner
menu cards, and all the fancies
of artistic stationery suffice it te
say that
WE EXCEL.
BAILEY, BAiS & BIDDU,
12th & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
VAfKBUAtHilXOS, &c.
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VIC LINK OF
WALLPAPERS
is the largest we ever had in stock ler this
season of year, embracing Fine Gilts for
Parlors, Halls, c. Lew-priced goods in end
less variety te select from. There are some
choice patterns in the market for the Fall anil
Spring trade, which cannot fall te please you.
FANCY DAD 0 WIND O W SHADES,
PLAIN SHADING, by the yard, in all colors
and widths.
Scotch Hollands. Tin and Weed Spring Roll Rell
er, Cord Fixtures. Ring. Tassei,
Leeps, Fringes, Picture Wire
and Cord, Bands,
Heeks, &c.
Paper Curtains te Dealers at
Lewest Prices.
EXTENSION CORNICES, the cheapest and
best. Curtain Poles in assortment.
43-Ordcrs taken for FINE MIRRORS.
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NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
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PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE NOWON HAND SUCH
ANASSORTMENTOFGOODS
FOR FALL AND WINTER,
THAT IT WOULD BE HARD
FOR A PURCHASER TO
LEAVE TIIE STORE DIS
SATISFIED. LEDGER
BUILDING.
Chestnut
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Sixth Sts.,
SEND FOR SAMPLES.
MONEY REFUNDED.
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AL R0SENSTEIN,
THE ONE-PRICE
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PIONEER OF MODERATE PRICES.
" Cesily thy habit ns thy purse can buy.
But net expressed in fancy. 'Rich netgaudy.'
Fer the apparel oft proclaims the man."
Ull akesx-ettrr.
" Te be well dressed will efttimes
Supersede the red." Ily ren.
Fine Tailoring Custom Department.
Our counters are new laden with the choic
est fabrics in Ferctun and Demestic tioed.s;
they are of the latest patterns and are rich
and handsome ; their superior make will show
te line advantage. Wemakethis announce
ment te these who wish te dre-js w-Il ut mod
erate prices. Wc make
Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Fancy Lined,
Self Lined, Silk and Satin
Lined Overcoats.
DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS In any Style.
We have the handsomest assortment or
Treuserings In this city. In connection with
our Custom Department we have a full line or
Elegant, Well Made and Geed Fitting
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Farsnpcrier te these generally-sold at Ready.
Made Cletning Stores.
Onr Fancy Ulsterettes, Reversible Overcoats
"which, by the way, can be worn en either
side," sutin and silk lined Overcoats, canffltf
be excelled ler style and beauty; wc Itavi;
them lrem i" te li'i.
Our Self-lined Overcoats are very handsniue.
We have them in twenty dilferent stylcs.frem
17.50 te rr.
OurSllk-laced, Light-weight Overcoats and
Surteuts are marvels of neauty. and w will
here stat, up te the present tune this N the
only store iu this city when: you rem tlnd the
Surteut Overcoat. This coat i-i par excellence
the dre-jsoverceat.
Our iissertmcnt nt
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
is complete. The BICYCLE SHIRT, which U
very handsome. Is a great favorite with voting
men. We have them for $I.Z, $1.50, $2.00 and
$50, twenty-five percent, less tliun they can
be bought ler elsewhere.
Having adopted the ONE-PRICE system. It
is enforced in Its most radical term. as In no
lnstnnce will or can 1 mal.e any deviation
lrem the price plainly marked en every arti
cle, having in the first place made the snme
sufficiently low topIacesupcrlnrqualitygeoiN
within the reach or tUe most economical.
A visit te my establishment, particularly se
it you prefer a better cla-s et clothing than is
generally found iu stores, will ceiillrm my
statement.
AL R0SENSTEIN,
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN STKEET,
Next deer te Shnltz A Bre.'s Hat Stere and op
posite the Grape Hetel.
jjicy aoevs.
STOATS, DOLMANS, JACKETS.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Have opened another eheice line of llicee
Elegant Clese-FIttlng
LIGHT COLORED
COATS and JACKETS
AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS
Twe Cii-cs DAM.MASSE DRESS GOOfcH
At 8c. and lOc. a yard.
One Case GERSTER SUITING, S3c. a yard
One Owe ALL-WOOL CLOTH SUITING',
25c. a yard.
We eiler the very best possible value in
BLACK CASHMERES
At 35, 45, 50, OS 1-2, 75, 87 l-2c, SI a yard.
All the New Shades In GO-INCH
All-Weel CASHMERES, 50c. a yd.
Ladles', Gentlemen's and Children's ME
RINO and ALL-WOOL
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
In all sizes mid qualities nt bottom prices.
Wc have again received a full line of
BLANKET AND THIBET SHAWLS
at the same Lew Price.
CORSET". GLOVES, LACES, EMBROID
ERIES, RIBBONS. HANDKERCHIEF,
NOTIONS,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT
NEW YORK STORE,
8 & IO E. KINO STREET.
MHVICAZ.
riMIE lillEAT CUKATIVE AGENTS.
GALVANISM AND ELECTRICITY.
DR. HALL'S
A GALVANIC BATTERY I9 Imbedded In
this Medicated Plaster, which, whenupplied
te the body pieduces a constant but mild cur
rent et Electricity, hlchls mnsttxhilarating.'
It Is a positive and speedy cure for tne follow
ing complaints, viz :
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mck Headache,
Weak ami Inflamed Eyes, all Affections et the
Brain. Spinal Complaints, Kidney and Liver
Complaints, Sciatica, Paralysis, Asthma and
Lung Diseases, Diseases el the Heart, Nervous
Prostrations, Ac. -4
PKICE ONLY 'SI. CO.
THE BELL MANX CO., Prep'rs,
812 Broadway, Cor. 13th St., New Yerk.
AGEXTX WASTED.
bend stamp ler circulars. Fer sale by all
ruggists. Mention this paper. Sent by mall.
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