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LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 311. 1881.
Price Twe Omts.
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JOHN WANAMAKEK'.S ADVKKTISEMKNT.
JOHN WANAMAKER
CALLS
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO
FOLLOWING :
Our circular Mlks, CU-inch, aic lienli
entirely lrem the makers in Lyens this
lull Ter the lir.-t lime. We Iiave advan
tage in the iirJcc, ami besides .1 ilegrce
of confidence net te be get in miscel
laneous buying;.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut-.SI. entrance.
Is there uiiytlilug black at 75 fouls
better than llannel t It. is of the slm
llcst el nil weaving; anil naturally
money gees a long way In buying it.
lilack M'.rgc at $1.25, lull ns inches
wide; exactly the wholesale price to te
hiy. Next-outer circle, Chestnut-St. entrance.
Camel s-hair lightly covered with
beurette plaid; the same se heavily
covered with bright beurette single
threads as te constitute a high illumi
nation. $K!5.
Third circle, southeast irons centre.
Ladles' coats of every grade are in a
geed light In the new corner; and it
there Isn't enough room it is because
many buyers are there.
New te-day. Ceals et light cloths
trimmed with plush, for jeung ladies
only; the sizes and styles are young.
$i:iunil$14.
II'OI Chestnut street.
Lengthening and re-dying seal coals ;
and the sooner it Is done the better.
American dye, et" course; but ler sec
ond dyeing it isn't worth while te send
te Londen.
I!y the way, would you like te leek
into our busy fur workroom en the
third fleer? Yeu shall see all sorts et
fur skins and every process of making
and ask as many iiucstiens as you like.
i:te:tChcstnut street.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 13th street,
PHILADELPHIA.
T ASK & C
CO.
LAJNTE
Ne. 24 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AM DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
JUST OPENED A SPLENDID LINE OF
LADIES' COATS AND COATINGS,
VERT CHKAP.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR in all crailcs.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, in Red ami White Goods.
BLANKETS, in great variety.
FEATHERS, Steam Cured.
CARPETS and QUEENSWARE.
HORSE and LAI' BLANKETS, BOLTING CLOTHS, &c.
Fpecial inducements in price new as we desire te make a radical change in stock by
.IA.NUAUYl,l3i.
Jacob M. Marks.
Jehn A.
IKON HITTERS.
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ON IUTTKKH.
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IRON BITTERS!
A TRUE TONIO.
IKON HITTERS are highlyrecemmendcd ter all diseases requiring a certain and effi
cient tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPI.
TITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c.
It enriches the bleed, strengthens the muscles, and gives new lite te the nerves. It acts
like a charm en tlie digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tasting tht
h'oed, Retching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. Tlie only Iren Preparation that will
net Dlacken the taeth or give headache. Sold by all druggists. Write ler the A 1$ C Boek, 32
pp. et useful and amusing reading tent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
izs-lyri&w BALTIMORE, MD.
Fer Sale at OOOHRAN'S DRUG STORE, 137 and 139 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
PLUMBER'S
J
OIIN L. ARNOLD.
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Largest, Finest and
CHANDELIERS
EVEli SEEN IN
WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL.
GAS GLOBES CHEAP.
TIN PLATE AND PLUMBERS SUPPLIES.
JOHN L-AKNOLD,
Neb. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
faprMld
aoens
THE
Striped moleskin plush, i-luch, $i75.
Very licit solid silk plush stripes en
ottoman silk with tine stripes of satin
merveilleux between, $fi.50. A distin
guished novelty from Paris.
Ivery-white satin de Lyen with bold
brocade of cream plush picked out with
uncut plush of the same color, $10.
Next-outer circle, Chcst:iut-St. entrance.
Large small-checks or small-llgurcil
plaids; net a, all like small-checks and
net at all like plaids ; a new etrcct alto
gether ; stronger than small-checks and
less gray than many colored plaids,
$1.50. Considered decidedly stylish.
The cloths are rather heavy.
Second circle, southeast lrem centre.
Muslin underwear et a grade found
nowhere else In the stores of Philadel
phia and New Yerk, with the exception
of a single house ; i.e., well made and
of line enough material without any
extravagance whatever, and at very
moderate prices ; se low indeed that
lumilics cannot afford te de the same
work at home.
West lrem Chestnut street entrance.
We have hud made a variety et very
rich ties of embroidery surah, and
much finer surah than we have seen in
rca-iy-made tics. G5 cents te $2. The
quality is the same in them all. The
d'Herence is in width and embroidery.
Kastiste ties embroidered with silk
and cotton, a very unique and ellective
combination.
(Julie handsome embroidered mull
tics at 15 cents.
First circle, southeast lrem centre.
Market and Chestnut,
LAK
& CO.
&d CO,
Charles.
Jehn B. Reth.
ICON 1UTTKKS.
SURE APPETISER.
SUPPLIES.
-OHN I.. AKNOLD.
Cheapest Stecfc et
LAXCASTEK,
Eancastet JjntelUgencer.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 30, 1881.
The Grand Jury's Filial Repert.
The grand jury spent all of Monday and
a part of Tuesday, visiting the public in
stitutions, and en Tuesday afternoon court
met at 2 o'clock? when their report was
presented and read. It was a3 fellows :
Te the Honorable the Judges of the Court of
Quarter Sessions and General Jail Delivery
of the Penes of Lancaster county :
The grand inquest of the commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, impaneled te inquire into
and for the county of Lancaster at the No
vember sessions of 1S81, respectfully re
port that they hae acted upon all the in
dictments submitted te them, and have
returned them te court ninety as true
bills, twenty-live ignored and two handed
back te the district attorney because the
witnesses could net be obtained, and one
bridge view approved. We vtsitcd the
home for friendless children, the alms
house, hospital and county prison.
In the home for friendless child: en
there arc 10S inmates 25 girls and 83 boys.
Wc found this institution well conducted,
everything in geed condition, the children
well cured for, the committee in charge
and instructors taking an active part in
the comforts of the children.
In the almshouse there arc 138 inmates
07 men, 54 women, 8 boys, J) girls. All
well cared for and the building kept clean.
The management appears te be very geed.
In the hospital for the sick and insane
there are 211 inmates 07 men, 59 women,
1 boy and 1 girl ; in t!. insane department
128. In the hospital re are 28 men, 33
women, 3 boys and 1 . .tl ; in the colored
department, 8 men, ; women, 1 boy and 3
girls. They all apj-u te be well cared for
and in as comfortable a condition as such
unfeitunates can be made. The buildings
ate kept clean and the management is
geed.
We have examined the furnaces in the
hospital and iind the heat pipes in
secure, and would recommend that both
tin: hospital and the department of
the insane be heated by steam as
mere ccurc and nioie economical.
In ciihe of lire there is no escape
except the stairway ; besides we find
the ho.-e belonging te the department net
sufficient, and would recommend that
mere hose be purchased for that depart
incut, and also outside lire escapes be
elected. Wc would also recommend that
iron bais be placed in the doers of the cell
ol'iumales,instcudef the small aperture in
the deer. Wc would also recommend
an outlet for draining fiem the water
closets, as well as better ventilation in
said closets. We also examined the burial
ground aud find the parties in charge have
assured us that every attention is paid te
the burial of the dead. They are provided
wit!: shrouding and coffins, the moral in
structor officiates at each funeral, and a
record is kept, each number te correspond
with the graves. The graveyard is sur
rounded by a geed fence.
In the county prison we found 149 pris
cis 04 convicts, 43 trial prisoners, and 40
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct ;
apparently they are all well eared for. In
our examination of the workings of the
convicts we find that a profit is realized
upon the manufacture of cigars and car
pets ; in the shoe and basket departments
there is apparently no profit.
The report of the prison keepers gives
the cost of each prisoner at 13 cents per
day, including the cost of the keeper's
family, &c.
With regard" te tlia purchase of supplies
for the different manufacturing depart
ments, wc would recommend that the in
spectors advertise for proposals for such
material wanted, and the contract given
te the lowest bidder for the quality re.
quired. With reference te your honor's
suggestion te examine into the cost of the
private department of the keepers, we find
that he is net directly responsible fersucli
excessive expenditures, but that it is no
ccssited by the entertainment of the officials
and sometimes their friends, as well as the
baker of the prison who is a permanent
boarder, the night watchman aud the
sick of the prison.
We have also examined carefully into
the multiplicity of cases, and find that
Alderman Spurrier, of the Fourth ward
of this city, lias multiplied cases as repre
sented in your honor's eharge te the
grand inquest and we de unhesitatingly
condemn such proceedings.
We recommend that the inspectors have
an act passed by the Legislature of the
state te make the fiscal year of the prison
te end en the 31st day of December of each
year, instead of Nev, 30, as it new does.
Alse, that the kcepcref the prison should
nominate te the beard of inspectors for
their approval the persons desired by him
for the position of uudcrkceper, aud then
held him strictly responsible for any ever,
sight of duly.
Wc refer with pleasure te the prompt
ness and efficiency of the officers attending
te tlie general inquest, and wc are inform
ed that but one adjourned court of quar
ter sessions lias been held dining the term
of the" present district attorney, although
the criminal calendar has been as heavy as
formerly.
The grand inquest return their thanks
te the honorable court and the officers of
the public institutions for the attention
shown te its while in the discharge of
duties. Levi Myers, foreman ; i L.
Caldcr, secietary; II. C. Gibble, Jehn B.
Reth, 1). W. Baltner, li. P. 15arr, W. S.
Amwcg, jr., David Creamer, (). P. Uru
baker, Lewis Brown, Benjamin Christ,
Charles Ilethwciier, Geerge II. Hewes,
Abraham Dennis, Jehn AV. Stark, Geerge
II. Darmstajtter, David Hemsher, Michael
It. Ober, Martin Huber, Jehu S. Witmcr,
Jehn S. Dcllingcr.
After the clerk had finished reading the
report Judge Livingston made a
few remarks te the grand jury. He
said he was much pleased with their ac
tion and report. He understood that none
of the members had ever served en a grand
jury. It was astonishing with what rapid
ity they had dispatched their business
during the entire week. He was glad te
knew that they had made a thorough ex
amination of the public institutions which
they found the same as the court expected.
The suggestions made by the jury arc very
geed and are approved by .the
court. Iu regard te the private
department of the prison the court were
glad te hear that their report relieves the
keeper, as many who knew nothing about
the matter believe him te' responsible for
the excessive expenditures. The court
was in accord with the suggestion in re
gard te having an act passed in relation te
the ending of the fiscal year, and they also
thought that the prison keeper should
have power te appoint undcrkecpers and
he should be responsible for them. After
again thanking the jury the court dis
charged them.
Sbecp Raising.
Mutten is considered the cheapest meat
a farmer can raise. The fleece from a sheep
of geed breed will pay for its keep. The
profit derived from the Iambs, the mauure
and the riddance of destructive weeds in
pastures, of which the sheep are well
known fees, all add te the profits of slieep
raising. An evidence of the wool-bearing pre-
was a fleck of
common breed, lately
icared en Leng
:en, which yield-
creek, Grant county, Orel
ed 11,000 pounds et wool
or an average
of eight pounds per neac
The Public Ifeads.
Viewers Appointed and Beperts Confirmed
Last Wee.
Te lay out a read in jEast aud West
Hcmpfield townships, from a point en the
read leading from Salung te the Lancas
ter aud Marietta turnpika near where the
read from Lancaster te Salunga meets an
other read running cast aud west, te a
point en the Lancaster & Uanisburg turn
pike iu Laudisville : Henry X. Kahler aud
Levi Myers, West Hcmpfield ; A. B. Bacr,
of East Hcmpfield.
Te view site for proposed bridge ever
the Big duckies creek, at a point where
the said creel: cresses the public read lead
ing from Silver Spring te Mount Jey, near
Michael II. Moere's mill, in West ilemp
field township, the said creek being the
boundary line between the townships of
Ilaphe aud West Hcmpfield : Tobias II.
Hcrshey, Iiaphe; Jehn C. Ferrey, West
Hcmpfield, and Kufns 1L Hippie, Uaphe.
Te lay out a read te leTOIttn the Hat
risburg, Ephrata and Downingtown read,
at a point near buildings of Abraham
Bewmau, te the Lancaster and Heading
read, near Geerge F. Shimp's residence:
Cel. Jehn Bewmau, Jacob Kemper aud
Adam Kenigmachcr, all of Ephrata twp.
Te lay out a read in Ephrata township,
te lead from the Lancaster & Heading
read, at the residcuce of Michael Bear, te
the Harrisburg, Ephrata & Downingten
read, near Amanda C. Hetller's residence ;
Wm. Z. Scner, Martin S. Fry and Edwiu
Kenigmachcr.
Te vacate a read in Maner township be
ginning at a point en the Blue Heck read,
at the comer of lands of Henry Bausman
and ending at the Columbia tuuipikcread i
near lauds of Jehn Dener, and te lay out
another in lieu thereof beginning and end
ing at the above points ; Charles J.
Rhodes, A. R. Witmcr and Jehn B. Docr Decr
stler, all of Maner tewuship.
Te assess damages by the opening of
East aud West Marien and North Chris
tian streets, in the city of Lancaster :
Samuel Evans, Columbia ; Wm Ellmaker,
New Helland ; A. N. CasscI, Marietta ;
Henry Eckcrt, Gordonville, aud Michael
S. Mctzgar, E. Lampeter.
Te review a read laid out in Pcnu town
ship from the read leading from Slaulfer's
mill te Petersburg, at a jieiut near lands
of S. Shirk and Jacob Ebcrly, te a point
en the read leading from Mauhcim te
Xew Haven, near
lauds of Levi Hess and I
Jehn Bender : Jacob. G. Stanfi'er, Eli G.
Heist and Wash L
township.
Density of Western shee
ITershnv -ill nf i0i, I the root luw long been acknowledged by sa
iiersney, .111 01 itapne , vantsns most invaluable as a diuretic, aperi
Te vacate a part of read in Salisbury
township, leading from a point near the
residence of Jehn Stern te a point at or
near the residence of F. Marsh and lay
out another in lieu thereef: Jeseph I).
Pewnall, A. T. McLcllan and Jein: I).
Harrar.
Te review a read laid out in Ml. Jey
township, from appoint ou the read lead
ing from illizabethtewn te Nisslcy's mill,
at lauds of Jehn S. Eshlcman te lands of
Abram Shaeflcr and Jacob L. Eshlcman :
Daniel Greve, Henry S. Boek and EH
Heffman, all of East Denegal.
Te review a read recently laid out in
Strasburg township, beginning at a point
en the Lampeter Square aud Martinsville
read, near lauds of Henry Andrews and
Samuel Eshleman te a point en the Stras
burg and Martinsville reads near lands of
Jacob Weaver aud ethers: Jacob Shirk
and Ames Basheng of East Lampeter and
Ames Rccse of West Lampeter.
Reports Confirmed Absolutely.
The report favorable te a read from
Henry Eshlemau's mill te a point near
Franklin's mill, en the read leading te
White Oak, in Strasburg township.
Hepert for a read out of the Smyrna
and Mine read, in Sadsbury township.
liepert te vacate a part of the read run
ning out of Millersville and Susquehanna
read, and lay out another in lieu thereof,
in Maner aud West Hcmpfield townships.
Kcpert te vacate a part of the read run
ning out of the Bartville and I'uscy ville
read, and lay out another in lieu thereof
in Colerain township.
Hcpert te vacate a part of the read run
ning northeast of Simen IJ. Snyder, and
lay out another in lieu thereof in Clay
township.
Hcpert adverse te a proposed mad from
the lied Well aud Mount Airy read in Sal
isbury township.
Hcpert adverse te a proposed read run
ning out of the' Christiana and Smyrna
read in Sadsbury township.
Hcpert favorable te the opening of a
public alley, te begin en the Ilanisburg
& Middletown turnpike in Ml. Jey her
euj;h.
Hcpert of commissioners ascertaining
the line between Earl ami Lcaceck town
ship. Hcpert of viewers te inspect the new
county bridge ever the Conestoga creek at
II. Martin's mill, iu East Earl township.
Hcpert of viewers assessing damages te
the several property owners along the line
of the proposed extension of St. Jeseph
street, this city.
i
Told en a Dealli-Jicil.
The Hanover Herald says : One of the
most startling disclosures which ever the
mortal anguish of a dying criminal brought
te light has just been made kuewn in
Tancytewn, by the confession, en his
death-bed, of Patrick Tally, a well known
horse dealer in that section.
About five years age, at the Stene hotel
in Tancytewn, a man was found lying
before the flreplace -frightfully burned,
but with a little life still left. He was
recognized as Henry Hcincr, and it was
supposed that in an intoxicated condition
he had lain down before the lire, that the
llames had reached his clothes, and be bo be
fere he could call for help he was fatally
injured. The sad affair occasioned consid
erable talk for a few weeks and then
passed away, and the event was well-nigh
forgotten.
Wednesday night, ICth, Patrick Tully,
also living in Taueytewn, was reported te
be iu a dying condition; aud whcn.Le
learned from the physicians that there was
no hope of his surviving, he sent for Rev.
Mr. Leng, a German Reformed minster,
and told him the whole wretched story of
Hciner's murder. It was te the effect that
en the night of the murder Tnlly and
David Lieknat heard that Heiner had be
come possessed of a large sum of money
aud they determined te rob him. After
lying in wait for him for reme
time in vain, they went te the
tavern, found everything closed, and
saw Heiner sleeping before tUe fire.
In searching him for the money they sup
posed he had, but which they did net find,
he awoke, whereupon they murdered him,
and tried te avoid the discovery of their
crime by giving the man the appcarauce
of having been burned te death ; they
saturated his clothes with kerosene and
applied the flame. Tully died seen after
making the confesssien. He was widely
but net favorably known aud was gener
ally regarded as a radically wicked man.
The ether party te the murder, David
Lieknat, died some time age a terrible
death. Quite a ripple of excitement has
been occasioned in Tancytewn by the con
fession of Tally.
Out of Humer.
A Ker-ublicau
Organ Mad
Court.
at the Supreme
UarrUbur;; Telegraph.
The supreme court is net supreme. It
is all for self.
The politician seems te occupy a place
en the supreme bench. He ought te step
down and out.
Judges Gorden, Truukeyand Sterrett, of
the supreme bench, were opposed te cut
ting down the districts. Se were all fair
minded men.
Of the four judges of the supreme court
who voted te cut down the Middle and
Western districts, two of them shamelessly
lobbied in the Senate last winter for the
passage of a bill abolishing the two men
tioned districts.
When the Legislature lays its strong
hand en the supreme court in 1SS3 and
says the rights and convenience of the
peeple must be respected, there will be
squirming. There generally is when
tiickervis thwarted.
Mr. Lerlllaru's Poodle at Heme.
On Sunday evening two men dreve iu a
carriage te the residence of Mr. Leuis L.
Lorillard, New Yerk, and one of them en
tered and said :
" I've found your deg."
" I don't care for the deg," said Mr.
Lorillard.
" But you offered a rewaid for her ?"
" Oh, no ; I offered a reward for the
thief."
The man jumped into the buggy and
drove away. Sheitly afterward the French
poedlo came bounding into the house,
making every manifestation of delight. It
is conjectured the men set hcrloeso en
failing te secure the reward.
Xe family that lias any regard ler domestic
sifety :iiid comfort can atlerd te be without.
Dr. ISuIKs Cough Syrup in the lieui. I'riee 25
cents u bottle.
Invierulins feed for the brum and nerves
is what we need in these days of rush and
worry. I'arker's (Jingcr-Tenlc restores tlie
vital energies, and brings geed ncaiiu quiCKcr
than anvll'iiii;? you can use. Tribune. See ad
vertisement, nl-lmdcod&wcew
Jlew'H the Italty.
"Hew's the baby?" -'Ills croup is better
this morning, thank you. We gave him some
of Themas' Eelectric Oil as you advised,
doctor, and shall give him Heme mere in an
hour or se." Next day the doctor pronounced
the youngster cured. Fer .sale at If. IJ. Coch
ran's llrus Stere, 137 North Queen street, Lan
caster. i Despised.
i!y the unthinking, ISurdeck has been con-
I t-filn.(il ivimil ttwl Ha I iiTi,t.,irit- cyrmtrtli nn.
pleasant smell.' etc.. lias rendered it. te tWe
net lcnewinirits virtues. "a nuisance, and vet
ent and mood purmer. nurdeck inoed liitters
embody all its geed qualities, l'rice $1. Fer
1 sale at II. I!. Cochran's lrng Stere, 137 North
I Queen Mrcet, Lancaster.
.Mlrablle Ulctu.
"Your Spring ISiossem is a success. I cer
tainly think its ettects are wonderful; all tlie
dyspeptic symptoms 1 complained el have
vanished; my wile is also enthusiastic in
praise et it: she was disfigured by blotches
ami pimples 011 her face, and had a continu
ous headache. Shu is all right new and all 1111
higli'ly eruptions have gene. Yeu may refer
any doubling parties te inc.
"It. X. WILLIAMSON.
"Elk Street, Itullale."
l'rice ,"i0 cents. Fer sale at II. U. Cochran's
tints store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
tilJ'T JSOUK SALE.
Tt,
LAST WKKK.
THE LAST DAYS,
THE LAST HOURS
-OF-
.LOVEBIWS
GRAND
GIFT BOOK SALE
-AT-
43 Werth Queen Street.
AM) YOU it vki:y
Lust UllSlUCtt
en
Earth
TO UKT THAT
ROSEWOOD PIANO
Oi: ONK OF THOSK
Geld Watches.
-OK
SILVER WATCHES,
-OK-
DIAMOND EINGS,
-OK
OK-
SOMB OTHER VALUABLE PRESENT
THAT HAVE KEEN ADVERTISED
ALL OF WHICH WILL
BE GIVEN TO BOOK BUYEBS
THIS WEEK,
THE VERY LAST WEEK
LANCASTER.
IN
Positively closing en Satur
day Night,
AT 10 O'CLOCK WITHOUT FAIL.
HURRY UP HURRY UP
AXD GET YOUR
Beeks and Gifts Early.
dry
CXODCKiASS, MURRAY & VU.'S AXXUAt
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
INAUGURATED
Monday, Nev. 28, '81.
Following our usual custom we shall, ou the abore date, make a- geucral
REDUCTION IN PRICES
throughout our entire
winter, goods including
Dress Cleths,
Seal Skin Cleths,
Seal and Silk Plushes,
Black and Figured Beavers,
Sicillienne Beavers,
Light Colored Beavers,
Chlldreu'Heftkmgr
Ulster Cleths,
Cleths for Circulars,
Bcavcrtceiis, Corduroys, Billiard Cleths, Carriage suid Upholstery
Cleths, Livery Cleths, and hundreds of itenmnnts
and Short Ends of Beavers, Cloak
ing, Cassimeres, &e.
SMMRASS, 1TJKRAY & CO,
GREAT RETAIL
CLOTH HOUSE,
MARKET & NINTH STREETS, PMLADELHIA.
CHINA. A.NO it LASH 1YA1U:..
TJHIFI & MAKTIN.
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
CHINA HALL.
We have new open :i Large Line el" WAKKS
suitable ler
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HA VILXXD'S CHINA.
PORCELAIN WARE,
DECORATED CHAMP. ER SETS,
MAJOLICA WARE,
ROHEMIAN GLASS TOILET SETS.
11 A CCA R A T VA SES,
LIU RA RY LA MPS,
STUDENT LAMPS,
DOMESTIC AXD IMPORTED
GLASSWARE
IX I.AKUE QUANTITIES.
ViMt CHINA HALL before selecting
your presents.
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 Bast King Streot.
J) T
OU WANT TO HUV A
STUDENT LAMP!
It be, tiike :i leek uttlie ones we nr showing,
ami we arc certuin wecan iIciisu you. Wcliave
LAMPS
OF FOUR OF THE REST 31 A K Ely.
STUDENT LAMPS,
(Jivi! ii Hetter ami Slea'lier Llihl, Until fja-i ;
WILL NOT EXl'I.ODE.unil give mi
odor in ltiriiin;r.
OUR LAMPS,
with Full Fiiiir.e, consume lrem I te'.! ounces
el kerosene oil ier hour, and ero ince a, lteht
FAR SUPERIOR TO HAS
unit from a fraction Ic.-s than ." gallons et nil
these lamps predueean amount of light eijuai
te tlie light et ,im feet of gas.
Therefore the cost et light lrem eilut'JOc per
gallon is equal te the eest of light, from gtw at
(fll. per thousand cubic feet.
Tlieretere the cost eriiglit lrem oil at 13c. per
gallon is equal te eest of g:ts at 4c. per thou
sand cubic lect.
Therefore the cost eriiglit lrem ell at loc. per
gallon Is equal te eest e! gas at .'f)c. per thou
sand cubic feet.
WHICH SHOWS THE ASTONISHING
EG0N03IT THERE IS IN j
THE USE OF l
1
STUDENT LAMPS !
OVER UAS. j
Give tlicin a trial and you will II ml that they !
make a much softer, steadier light than gas, j
and far cheaper, anil with ordinary care just
aa cleanly. I
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
HOTELS.
OW OI'KM SPKKUMKK HOUSE.-ON
ll Europeen plan. Dining Kooms lez
Ladies and Ucntlenicn. Entrance at Ne. 31
North Duke street. Clam and Turtle Soup Soup
Lebster Salad. Oysters in Every Style anil all
the Delicacies et tlie Season. Wc solicit the
patronage el the public may7-tU
STEAMED OYSTEKS.
Specialty made of Steamed Oysters at the
SPKECIIER HOUSE,
Ne. .27 North Duke Street.
Having furnished our Restaurant with a
boiler for steaming oysters, we take tins meth
od et informing the public that wc are pre
pared at ill times te furnish them te fumillcs
at their houses or at the restaurant.
Ladles' entrance. Ne. 27 North Duke street
UROFF & COPELAND,
03t29-UU Proprietors.
aoevs.
SALB,
stock, with rofereuce te making a clean sweep of all heavy
Fine Black Cleths,
Men's Suitings,
Men's Fine Coatings,
Men's Overceatings,
Men's Treuserings,
Bey's Fine Suitings,
Bey's Cassimeres,
Bey's Overceatings,
Children's Kilt Cleths.
CLOTH IN U.
L
AST CAItD OK TllE SEASON !
Stern Winter llntrcntat the deer. It is essen
tial that all be prepared with one of theso
STORM-PROOF OVERCOATS
te meet the emergency. Wc have a lull stock
of the best makes and choicest styles
ever imported, viz:
OROSmiWS ELTSIANS,
CR03IB1WS FURS,
CR03IRIFPS LAILAPELI.KS.
CROJIRIE'S VICUNAS,
.lOHANNY'S CZAKINES. DUFFEL'S &
VKLOUKS. F.& II. ESQUIMAUX, IEAT1KA &
WHITNEY'S, TAYLOR'S EN'ULISII WIN
TRY'S anil KLASTHJUE I5KAVEUS. CAKR'S
ENGLISH JtlKI.TONS and STOCKINETTS.
aud all the popular braiuls.im ported exclusive
ly ter our trade. A lull line of these Celebrated
Talamen's Silk Warp Specialties, Londen
Thihets Cerk Screw aud Diagonal Suitings. A
full line of .las. Lecke . Ce.'s Londen Nevel
ties. English Vesting, the llrst introduced
tills season. These goods when sold cannot
be dtipllcati'd this season, tlieretere we invite
particular attention, and urge all persons In
want of a
SDIT OR AN OVERCOAT
te place their orders at once before the best
styles arc taken. Wc can elfer te persons 1 11 the
habit of going te the city te buy e.xlru induce
ments, guaranteeing a saving el at least 25 per
cent, en llrst class work. Our work and trim
ming is equal te any house In the elty
All are cordially Invited te examine our
sleck. We are pleased te show our goods : ml
give advice In regard te eerreet style and
nress. OUK Y'OUNO ARTIST Is displaying
wonderful taste and skill in ail his produc
tions. Fer further particulars consult
J. K SMALTNG,
ARTIST TAILOR,
121 N. QUEEN STREET.
uw&s
F
ALL. OI'ENINO
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Establishment,
Ol the LARUKST ASSORTMENT)! line
SUITING,
'overceating,
AKD
rANTALOONING
ever bi ought te tlie City of Lancaster.
Prices as Lew as the Lewest
AND
All Goods Warranted as Represented !
AT
H. GERHART'S
NEW STORE,
Ne. 6 East King Street,
LOTUINC, &C.
D. B. Hosteller & Sen
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE.
Our Assortment et
CLOTHING
FOE
MO. HOYS AXD XOUTHS
we
FALL AND WINTER,
Is larger anil mera varied than ever before.
Prices the lowest. Give na a calL
D. B. Hostetter & Sen.,
24;0ENTRE SQUARE,
26-lya
LANCASTER. PA