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Volume XVIII--Na. 70.
LANCASTER, PA., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1881.
Price Tire Ceate.
etifier
JOHN
JOHN
THE GBEAT
HOLIDAY SALE
of Philadelphia,
AT THE GRAND DEPOT,
In both the Main Building and the two new annexes,
when FIVE ACRES OP FLOOR SPACE AND GALLERIES will be thrown open te the public
for the marvelously beautiful exhibition of dry goods, fancy goods, ladies' dresses, and house
furnishings of every description.
1
Vienna, Paris, Berlin and Switzerland have poured in beautiful things for Christmas, and
the new toy department covering a half acre let is
LIKE FAIRY LAND.
All told, the present stock offers our customers a selection from almost two million dollars'
worth of gecds.
The ladies' suits and coats mid the Fur Department occupy the new building directly en the
corner of Thirteenth and Chestnut.
The ladies', gents' and children's hosiery, gleve3 and gents' furnishing goods oecupy the three
stores ( thrown into ene ) en the west side of Chestnut Street entrance.
The Immense Windows On Chestnut Street,
and the arcade entrance, with its splendid displays of Christmas things,
Will be iUmninated with Electric Light until
10 o'clock every night.
Mail orders have our careful attention. We are organized te attend te twelve hundred
letters daily.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, Thirteenth, Market and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
CLOTHING,
?AI.L CAMPAIGN.
F
MYERS & RATHFON
Aie bettei prepaicd than ever te accommodate the public In
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOlt MEN, YOUTHS, 1KS AND CHILDREN,
At bottom pi icon, all our own inanulactuic no bueddy Clothing. A man can get the best
Ten Dellar All Weel Suit at Centre Hall sold in America. While this Is a specialty, yet all our
Clothing is sold proportionately cheap. Buying your Clothing at Centie Hall ou s-ave one
profit. Our Custom Depaittucnlis lull and complete. It you want a Cheap Business buit you
tain have It made te order (all wool) liem Fifteen te Twenty-live Dollars, Iliess bulls tiem
Eighteen te Forty Dollars. Ami remember you have the Largest block and the Best Vaiicty
le select from, and satisfaction in every way guaranteed. We aic piepaied te make up at
short notice ami in the best style and at the low est' prices. Our Cutteis aic Fiit-Cla-s. e :i
stock et
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Is lull and complete. Don't fail te call and leek through Centie Hall bcteie you m.ike join
Fall and Winter put chase. Yeu will find willing hands te show jeu tluetigU the immen-e
block et Woolens. Overcoats by tne hundred lei Men, Youths, Beys and Childien.
MYERS & RATHFON.
CENTRE
p. 12 EAST KI STKEET,
CLOTHING.
L
AST CARD OF ThE SEASON !
stern Winter linccrs at the deer. It Is essen
tial that all be prepared with one of tbose
STORM-PROOF OVERCOATS
te meet the emergency. Wchavealull fteek
of the best makes and choicest styles .
ever imported, viz:
CROMBnPS ELYSIANS.
CROMBIEPS FURS,
CROMBIEPS LALLAPELLES,
CROMRIEPS VICUNAS.
JOHANNY'S CZAU1NES, DUFFEL'S A
VELOUKS. F.4, H. ESQUIMAUX, BATIXA&
WHITNEY'S, TAYLOR'S ENGLISH W1N
TUY'S and ELAST1QUE BEAVERS, CASK'S
ENGLISH MELTONS and bTOCKTNETTS.
and all the popular brards.im ported exclusive
ly for our trade. A tuU line of these Celebrated
T&lamen's Silk Warp Specialties. Londen
Thibets Cerk Screw and Diagonal Suitings. A
full line of Jas. Lecke A Ce.'s Londen Novel
ties. English Vesting, the first introduced
this season. These goods when sold cannot
be duplicated this season, therelere we invite
particular attention, and urge all persons in
want of a
SUIT OR AN OVERCOAT
te place their orders at once before the best
styles ate taken. We can efTer te persons in the
habit'ef going te the city te buy extra induce
ments, "guaranteeing a saving et at least 25 per
cenU'en first class work. Our work and trim
ming is equal te any house in the city
All are cordially invited te examine our
sleck. Wc are pleased te show our goods and
give advice in regard te correct style and
uress. OUR YfiUNGVAKTIST is displaying
wendcrtul tasttnndHfciU in all his produc
tions. Fer furtnB; B&gHculars consult
J.
K
G,
-:iv
ARTISl,TAlLOR,
121 N. QUEEN STREET.
MW&S
WANAXAKJBB'S GREAT HOLIDAY
WANAMAKER
WILL INAUGURATE ON
MONDAY, DECEMB
JtC.
ALL CAMPAIGN.
HALL,
LAMJASTKK, PEXX..
DRX goods.
i"10ATS,
DOLMANS, JACKETS.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Have opened another choice line of these
Elegant Clese-Fitting
LIGHT COLORED
COATS and JACKETS
AT PIUCES LOWER THAN EVER
BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS
Twe Cases DAMMASSE DRESS GOODS
At 8c. and lOc. a yard,
One Case GERSTER SUITING, 35c. a yard
One Case ALL-WOOL CLOTH SUITING,
85c. a yard.
Wc offer the very best possible value in
BLACK CASHMERES
At 35, 45, 50, 62 1-3, 75, 87 1-Sc, 81 a yard.
All the New Shades in 36-INCH
All-Weel CASHMERES, 50c a yd.
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's ME
KINO and ALL-WOOL
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
In all sizes and qualities at bottom prices.
Wc have again received a full line of
BLANKET AND THIBET SHAWLS
at the same Lew Pi ice.
CORSETS GLOVES, LACES, EMBROID
KRIKS, RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
NOTIONS,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT
NEW YORK STORE,
8 & 10 E. KING STREET.
SALE.
EE eth,
DRY GOODS, UNDERWEAR, C
eniKTniNG new
LACE THREAD
UNDETSSHIRTS,
FEATHER-WEIGHT DRAWERS.
SUSPENDERS,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
THE SIII11TMAKER,
NO. 56 NORTH (JUISE.N STREET.
jrVAA' WA1IJI THIS t'OLU WEATHER
METZGER, BARD& HAUGHMAN
Ilave a Large bteck of
White Blankets,
Colored Blankets,
FROM $1.50 A PAIR UP.
Comfertables in all grades
AT SI, S1.35, 91.50, S1.75, S3, S3.G0.
UNDERWEAR,
GENTS MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
AT 23c., :!7C, 45c 50c, COc., 75c, 91.
LADIES' MKItINO SHIRTS AND DRAW
EKS at e7J, 4, 5.1, C5, 75c. and 91.
CHILDREN'S MERINO SHIRTS and MAW
ERb, lrem lie. up.
Gent's Medicated All Weel Red Shirts and
Draw cis at $1.50 ; lcgular pilec $2.
Come and see them undue will tell you why
w e can sell them se cheap. We have the
LADIES' MEDICATED ALL WOOL RED
blllRT&andDIlAWERS. Same
pi Ice; same quality.
We arc veiy busy selling lets or the above
goods as well as
LADIES' COATS and DOLMANS,
BLACK SILKS. BLACK and COLORED
CASHMERES, SHAWLS, Ac.
Miiy
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STREET,
Between the Cooper Heuse and Seriel
Herse Hetel.
(Adlcr's Old Stand.)
BOOTS St 8HOB8.
LADIES AND GENTS, IF XOV WANT A
Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
"Ready-made or Made te Order, go te
F. HIEMENZ'S,
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom Wert Specialty. y2-tldS&W
HancasTct Jntrllignircr.
SATURDAY KJ7EN1NQ, DEC. 3, 1881.
THE FIREMEN.
theui rRorrieN in dhtail.
Hew TneyVropese te Run the Department.
Jgr the information of our citizens gen
erally, and te afford tbc lhcinen the fullest
'opportunity te get their case made public,
We print in full the recent communication
addressed te councils en their behalf ; and
wc commend te popular consideration the
scheme for a local lire dcpaitmcnt which
Mr. Cox scts:ferth in the following memo
rial :
Te the Honorable Select anil Cemnrm Councils
of the Citylefifjancattcr
Gentlemi: I hcicwith picscnt te
your bodies Artatementrjirefeicnce te the
cesfc pf thejjptiall Suteai" proposed by
your speciaUKbrnmitBt en icorzauizatien
roftCefiro department, together withsorae
prepositions of ray own, relative te the hre
depar$nent, which I respectfully submit
for your consideration :
Tuocestol the "call system," as pro
posed by your special connnittes is as lol lel lol
lews :
Chief Engineer, $000.00
ivc Foreman, cacn iuu, sa-t e-i
Four Englneeis, cieh $m cm 00
Four Ass't Engineers, each loe, 1 K) 01
Five Drivers at 9"-0 each l,x( (0
Sixteen Hesemcn at $50 eveh, moek
Four firemen at 930 each - oe
Four Ass't. Firemen at 9i each iie
Eight Pipemcn at $50 each, 40.) 0)
Five new stables te be built at $VW,. '.',ree oe
Fourteen Horses at $aw each, 'J,)) ft)
Fourteen sets Harness at $50 each,. . 7u0 te
Rent et 5 Horses and apparatus, i e
Replacing worn out or disabled
horses, medical attendance en 11
Iierscs.etc l,oue oe
Feeding 14 horses at $-1 pur week,.... 'Aim 00
Heating Houses, G.i3, Ac., $100 each,. 50J w
Repairing Engines and Cairiuges,
9100 each........................... iuu lu
Replacing ern out and detective
hose, Ac .' e (i0
Eire AleVm Telegraph ;,'i)i)0)
Ceal. Kindling Weed, Cleaning,
Iiroems,2jc each, &c. 115 00
Total cost per annum 921.7U9C0
Cost of call system as per plan proposed
by me, herewith submitted :
Sevcn Flre Engines, each 91.re-. ... 70) 10
One HoekandLadderCompanv,.... 0'te W)
Fire Alarm Telegraph, J.woeo
Chief Engineer. tee 0J
Total cost per annum $11,700 oe
The difference of $10,009 between these
two plans is precisely what the city will
save per aunura by the adoption of the
" call system " proposed by me aud that
proposed by your special committee.
Are the tax. payers prcpated te pay this
difference'; I think net, aud if your
bodies will carefully consider this matter
in all its bearings, I think you will agice
that the system I propose, will be the
best, cheapest aud most cfliciei.t.
My preposition for a '"call system " isas
fellows : That the liie dcpaitmcnt te
inain under the management and 'con
trol of the difft'icnt companies,
whose head shall he a chief
engineer appointed or clcctel bjy-Jhti
city. The engineer te devote his whole
time te the dcpaitmcnt and mattcis
puitainiug te the sauip; te have iculhc
control ever the dcpaitmcnt, apdjife ml ml
te be llnal en any company disouejing Iiis
orders or violating any of the regulations
of the department. Give him authority
te buspend any ceuipauy disobey ini; Ins
eulcrs. Ucquirc each cemauy te inn its
appaiatus with horses, requite each com
pany te pay the following named met. a
stipulated sum for the perferinaucc of lite
duties : ene foreman, ene assistant fore
man, ene diivcr, four hesemen, ene engi
neer, ene assistaut engineer, ene iiicman,
one assistant fireman, and two pipcincn
le employees in all te each company.
Require each one of these men te be fully
equipped and his position designated by a
pi eper badge, and impe&c upon him a line
of one dollar for each and cvciy lite that
he attends net fully equipped. After each
tire the fercmau or assistant fercm in of
each company shall call the roll, and any
member iailing te lcspeud fully equipped,
te be lined one dollar for each and every
failute te properly respond. A similii
liuc te be inflicted for every failute te be
present at a fire.
Any member violating the lulcs and
i emulations of the lire department of the
city, or of the company te which he be
longs, he shall be lined or expelled, as the
company may determine, and any member
se fined who neglects te pay said fine with
in ten days after being se lined shall be
removed from the pesitien en the paid
list and another man appointed in his
place. By the adoption and the enforce
ment of such rules as I suggest, I claim
that my system is by far the best, and the
adoption of niv proposed system will, as
befere stated, be an annual saving te the
city of $10,009.
I de net think a single geed icasen can
be advanced why the city should expend
$21,700 te maintain a lire dcpaitmcnt of a
city the size of Lancaster ; a city which
docs net average ene lire a month, which is
about the average number of iiics that
have occurred in this city for the past ten
years. Of course in this average I de net
include explosions of coal oil, burning
chimneys or gardeners burning brush in
the fall or spring of the year, but I mean
fires involving the burning of beuses,
barns and warehouses.
Shall the city pay $2,000 for every lire it
has had, or $60 te $80 per day te keep the
department going ? This seems te mc te be
ridiculous when a better managed depart
ment can be had with tlace xneie com
panies than the special comraittce provide
for and at au annual expenditure of $10,
000 less than their system will cost. By
company management the department
will be kept out of politics, something te
be devoutly prayed for by the tax-payers,
for everyone knows that if once the
politicians get their hooks iu (no matter
what party may be in power) you will
have a depleted treasury te keep a lire de
partment with no service rendered corre
sponding with the immense outlay re
quired. In conclusion I would earnestly lcquest
the serious attention of councils te the
plan I propose. Give the companies as
new constituted what they ask, $1,000 per
annum, give them a chief engineer and
the fire alarm telegraph, and all will be
well. Give it a trial for ene year at least,
it will save the city at least $10,000 for the
year, and if net a success it will then be
time enough te adept the report pre
sented by the special committee.
Respectfully submitted,
Samuel B. Cox.
In addition te the report just read I
find that your committee proposes te have
four (4) hose-carts built te haul the num
ber of firemen proposed in the ordinance.
In that case every one of these carts, four
in number, will cost at least $500 apiece,
amounting te $2,000, and in addition te
that that they propose having four drivers
at a salary of $360 each, making $1,440
mere in all $3,440, or several hundred
dollars mere than you paid the who!e fire
department before.
Should the plans of the committee be
fully carried out you will have expended
$23,000 and then own no apparatus except
the carts, no engines or engine houses.
What will the tax-payers say when they
aie asked te pay $14,000 mere than by my
preposition ?
Itappcars te mc absuid te think of such
a thing and c&pccially at this time, when
the city wants te aud must extend their
mains and get a new engine, etc., at tne
water works, which alene would entail an
expenditure of $67,000, according te report
of water committee.
There is net a member this honorable
body that cares mere for the improvement
of the needs aud wants of this city than I,
but the improvement must be shown te be
a geed thing or necessity.
DAMULL i. LO.
BEN ROTTE'S COURT.
THE GKIVT AT HAUL. SNYDER'S MILL.
The Mede of Disposing of Cases and In
creasinj; Costs.
In the dining room of his icsidcnce at
Ne. 236 North Charlette street. Alderman
Benjamin F. Kewc of the fifth ward,
holds his com t. It is a little out of the
way, and as no sign marks the place, coun
trymen have a great deal of treublf find
ing it and dwellers in the city are apt te
goetit pf their path in search of it.
The Fifth watd alderman has net dene
a great deal of business heretofore, anil his
bills against the county ferdi-missed cases
have been light. .). Kahlcr Snyder's happy
thought te sue the doctors aud alleged
doctors of the county for the ciimc of dis
pensing pills and potions without haTing
lcgistcied bcfuie he brought the
suits, has bi ought a geed deal of gritt te
Rewc's mill This circumstauce has been
noticed bcfeic iu the Intulmcenckr, but
as ycsteulay was somewhat of a field day
in Kewc's court, an account of the pro
ceedings iu greater detail may be of inter
est te ( u r readeis.
The Mlllersvllie Confectioner.
A. II., Heward, who keeps the confec
tionary store at Millersville, opposite Iho
state net mal school was he-ird yesterday-
morning at 10 a. m. He informs us that
he never practices medicine or surgery nor
pietends te. Ile makes a salve that he
Hurts cilicacieus for cancer ; and te people
et the ncighbet heed who need it or call
for it he furnishes it without fee or reward,
although some of them have at times, out
of gratitude, made te him such donations
as they sic lit. That he had furnished this
cure and that it was efficacious te some
pci sons within the last four or five years
was shown before Alderman Rewo. It
was net shown that he had supplied it for
any fce or reword te anybody si ece the low
of June 8, 1881, had passed. One man
had asked him for itate funeral some time
age but in this case no fee wes ever asked
or given.
Mr. Heward says futthcr that he told
th.3 n;a;istiate that he had gene te the
squiic's te ask about this lawaud couldn't
get a copy of the pamphlet laws. He
then come into the prolheuolarv's office
and .wonted le icgistcr. Deputy Ed wauls
couldn't give him a formula by which le
make unt the "tatcmeut" necessniy te
be filed, but told him that Tem Davis
wiites them out." Net cheesing te con
sult Davis, llowetd obtained a copy of the
low. went h0njte ami made out his state
ment according te it, and started te come
in andrftle-lt. On tuff way he was met by
a constable and arrested. He aftcrwetds
filed his statement which Edwards kindly
collected- for him. .Upen this evidence
Rewo held him in $e00 bail te answer at
ceuit, iu which sum Squise Abram FrenU
became his suretv.
' Met Keady te Ge On
The cises of Dr. E. V. Wright. Jas.
Pceples, Edward Patterson, C. L. Flick
aud A. B. Zcll wcic te have been heard
at ihcsame hour, but the commmon cemmmon commmen
wealth for some reason wes net ready te
en and was unViliug te try te make out
its cise without further witnesses. Most
of the accused "came a long distauce aud
the centinuance subjects them te no little
anuoyence and delay. Seme feets which
hove come te light may explain the fail
ure of the commonwealth te be icady. At
another hearing, held at 2 p. m., theie at
t 'JMicdanumberef witnesses from far down
in the lower end of the county who had
been bubpecmed te attend the hearing of
Dr. James A. Pceples, of Eastland. Little
Biitii", at 3f. wi. But his hearing was
fixed for 10 a. in. as he was notified.
When he appeared the witnesses against
him were net theie, when they came, at
the time for which they were subpoenaed,
his case had been continued. They
weic told that- they could be subpoenaed
airain and wcie bidden go home. As
they lcsidc home 23 miles away,
by Ibis juggling the or fichus
WIM. IIWi; A CHANCE TO TAKE OUT A NEW
bUi:i'i:x.Y ; Tim at.der.myn will get
mere cesrs: THE mileage will be in
creased, AND ALTOGETHER THERE WILL
IJE A PILING UP OK FEES, TO 1JE PAID 15Y
THE COUNTY EVEN IK THE CASES ARE DIS
MISSED, AND 'I O Ol'l'RLSS THE DEFENDANT
IK CONVICTED OR HARASS HIM INTO SET
TLEMENT. The accused and the witnesses being in
the city the hearing could have come off
yesteiday, or the date of it could have
been fixed aud the witnesses sunpeenaed
when in town, instead of 25 miles mileage
beiug charged for the service
Dr. M Riugwalt was bound ever te
auswer at court.
Cases net Concluded.
In the case of Dr S. II. Mctzger, of this
city, the commonwealth, represented by
Distiict Attorney Davis and J. Kahlcr
Snyder, called several wituesscs who were
net able te swear te any such knowledge
as would make out the offense laid in the
complaint. Piothenotary Edwaids pro
duced a copy of Dr Juetzgcr's diploma
hied in the ofiice.. Iho commonwealth
asked for and obtained attachments
against Geerge D. Sprccher and Chas. A.
Hcinitbh for failure te come as summoned;
and asked for a continuance of the case
until next Monday evening at G o'clock te
secure meto testimony, which was grant
ed, the defendant objecting.
Dr. U. B. Kline, of Rcamstewn. was ar
raigned and the deputy prothenotary tes
tified te his registration and filing of a
statement en November 25. His counsel,
W. R. Wilsen, esq., explained that his
client had practiced medicine 24 years,
and had spent three terms at a medical
school, though accidentally be missed his
diploma. He had goue te the prothono prethono protheno
tary's ofiice te register but cenld net get
the necessary information and "a fat,
thick-set man, with a black beard," a
clerk in tlio'efiice, had told him "it would
de auy time." J. Kahler Snyder, who
felt himself pointed out as the roan who
misled Dr. K. said he wasn't a clerk in the
prothenotary's office ; he might have been
a paster and folder, but he had net said
any such thing as was related. Dr. Kline
then had no business in Lancaster until
November 25, when he came in and rcg
isterei ; meantime he was arrested.
Under all the circumstances Mr. Wilsen
felt certain that there had been no inten
tion te violate the' law ; he knew the alder
man would recognize this, but waiving all
technicalities he was willing te pay the
costs and have the case dismissed.
Knvrler consulted with Davis and the
I commonwealth refused te allow dismissal.
Mr. Wilsen theu challenged them te
make out their case.
The commonwealth declared that it had
net expected te have te de this, and would
have te have time te go out into Dr.
Kline's country and gather up testimony
te support the case ; and asked for and
was given until Friday, December 30, at
11 :JU a. m., te make-up its case, which
time was fixed for Dr. Kline's further
hearing.
During the pregictb of both the forego
ing cases Mr. Davis was very earnest in
denouncing what he called a newspaper
charge tliat he was interested iu a black
mailing speculation in these cases ; he ap
peared as the commonwealth's eflicer at
the prosecutor's request, aud had received
no money, and had participated in no set
tlement for money.
Mr. Wilsen asked who was the prosecu
tor. Mr. Davis said he understood it was the
Lancaster medical society or their repres
entative. Snyder said the name of the piesr ur
could be found en the complaint ; it was
himself.
Davis, renewed his attacks en the news
paper criticism of the cases and dented
tliat he -was a blackmailer. e
. Mr. Wilsen said he had made no imblic
charge te that eQect, whatevcr his private
opiuien might be.
One Case Dismissed.
Dr B. P.' Sides, of Lampeter,' was ihen
heard aiid three witnesses were callecLNone
of them knew auything te make out the
charge, except that ene of them had once
hcaid him say that at ene time (net speci
fied) he had seld'a mixture iu a stamped
bottle. The district atterney held .that
this made out a prima facie case, Dr.
Sides' atterney. Wm. Lcamati, esn.i held
that it did net and the case was dismissed
county for costs.
Opposed te the taw,
Dr. J. M. Deaver, president of the Lan
caster County medical seciety, being in
town te day, was. interviewed by an Iu
tklligknceu reporter, and he declared
that his society had nethiug whatever te
de with the Suyfler prosecutions which
he himself thought were a dHrcputable
business, for meney-making. He had
heaid of the blackmailing of old Mr.
Frit, and thought the persons who get the
money ought te be prosecuted. Ile had
opposed the law ; and he and Dr. Carpen
ter in the medical society had opposed
registration. He was late registering, and
new wishes tliat he hadn't lcgibtercd, but
had steed prosecution and tested the law.
We cannot understand why days et hesi
tancy and delay will hu indulged in when a
tew doses et Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup t ill ease
and erne the w erst Cough or Celd. 1'tice only
i"centsa hettle.
Neatly all the ills that ailliLt us cad he pie
euted and cuied by keeping the stemaeli,
liver and kidneys in weiklug order. There is
no medicine known that will de this as surely
as Parkers Ginger Tonic, bee ndcrtiemcnt.
Visible Improvement.
Mr. Neah Kates, Elinini, N. Y., writes:
" About four years age I had an attack of bil
ious lever, and ncterliilly letevercd. My di
gestive organs weie vveakeiiLd, ami I would
be completely prostrated for Onya. After using
two bottles et veur ISurdeck Weed Hitters the
lmpre ement w as se visible thut 1 vv as aston
ished. 1 can new. though 01 years of age, de u
tair and reasonable day's vveik." l'ucejl.
Fer sale at II. 15. Cochran's ding store, 1.57
Neith Queen blrect, laucastcr.
Liquid ilue.
Daniel I'iaiik, et llroeklyn, Tiega Ce., I'u.,
ile-enbes it thus: "I lode t lift ty miles for a
bottle et Themas' EclectricOil- uiiicli cHccted
the ueuilcrnl cm oef a oeoheil limb in six ap
plications; ltpieveil weitli liieie than 'ItlU
mi'." Fer sale at II. I!. Cochran's ding steie.
U7 N'eith (jiieen street. Luifcuster.
liradrerd, I..
Themas tilchan, Bradford, l'u., wrjtcs : "I
enclose money ter hpiing IIlosseui, as 1 said I
would it itemed inc. Sly dyspepde lias van
ished, with all its svmptems. iluuy thanks ; 1
snail nevei ne wiiiieui il mine nensc.j l-rice
rOecutM. hoi- sde at. II. II. Ceqju&a't drug
ilme. I u .miiiii uueen stieet. Liancasiei
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ACEIt A lSKOTJIKK.
lapr I Brether,
NO. -25 WEST KING STREET,
Ollei in-
Larue Assortment
AND
LOWEST PRICES,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW DRESS GOODS, .
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS,
SUA WLS,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR.
TWe invite examination.
-.e:
Hager & Brether.
T AV1ES' HAIK DRESSER
MRS. C. LILLER.
Ladies' Hair Dresser.
Manufacturer end Dealer In Hair Werk,
Ladies' and Gents' Wlirs. Combings stralght--eneil
and made te order. Hair Jewelry or all
kinds made up. Alse. Kid Gloves and Feath
ers cleaned and dyed: Alse, Ladles' bhampoo bhampeo bhampoe
lng. 225 & 227 XOETU QUEEN bTEET.
e5-3md Four doers above P. B. B. Depot
cLeimrsa, vndsmwmam, e.
YATES CO i
VATES & CO
YATES CO
. ATES CO
YATES A CO
A.
C. 1 AXES ft CO.
YATES A CO
YATES 4 CO
YATES & CO
YATES 3c, CO
YATES A CO
mates&Ce
VATES A CO
YATES CO
YATES ft CO
YATES CO
YATES & CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
LEADING
AHD
POPULAR
CLOTHIERS
-or-:
FHILADfiLPUIA,
II AVE NOW OX IIAX l tUCIl
AN ASbOimiEXTOFUOOPS
FOK'FALlT aVd w'lXTKK,
THAT IT VOUL"D IJE IIAUI)
FOB A rUKCIIASKK Te
I.KAY'JJ TIIK STOUK IMa
SATISF1KH. "J ATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES A OO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
ATES ft CO
YATKS ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
Y'ATES A CO
Y'ATKS A CO
YATKS CO
YTKS X CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
,YATE ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
YATKS ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATKS ft CO
YATKS ft CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
Y'ATES ft CO
YATES A CO
Y'ATES ft CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
ATES ft CO
YATES ft CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
YATKS ft CO
Y'ATKS A CO
Y ATKS ft CO
Y'ATKS ft CO
Y'ATKS 'CO
YATKS A CO
YATKS ft CO
YATfch A CO
YATKS ft CO
YVTKS: AX.O
LEDGER
BUILDING.
Chestnut '
; AND
Sixth Sts.,
SEND FOR SAMPLES.
MONEY KKFUXDKI.
scptl-tmd
rilllKsr. COL.I UAYS have .iiadk
OUR STORE
riiL
Busiest of Busy Stores,
And we return thanks te the excellent
people of this county ler the iu.uitlty
of customers they have sent in this
j ear. ( Old friends are the best et
triends. ) Net since we commenced
lusiuct.s have no ever bieu lutiler,
tlinn these iluys. ThH winter v.e have
sold
Overcoats
beyond our most &uiitiiiit: ci- ct:t
liens.
Why?
They :ue better and cheaper th in ev er
beleie. lhesu who have net seen that
Heavy Skeleton Overcoat with
Fancy Back
WE ABE SELLING FOB MO,
should come and see it; no nutter it
i ou wunt te purchase or net.
I'.e.ere Saturday wc shall have our
All-!ic:idy, Full bteck of OVEKCOA'I.
in a iitbie complete condition, 'iltei II
heavy sales or last week. Our CAIIIM
UAXb, tee, arc In complete condition,
lrem tlieEvcry-Day"jB-tciit JACKET,
te the Fine Engll?! worsted, in li.uny
new colors.
ICL'CKSKIM lil.OVr, in many
Kub. undet the very best iiiakt"-.
We euauantsk satisfaction ok itfc.-
TCKN TIIK MOEV.
ONK rKICK and NO IKVIATION.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER PA.
CHINA AN It OLAHH WAK..
II
Kill ft MAKTIN.
CHINA HALL.
A FITI.I. E1NK OF
HOUDAY GOODS
IN
HavilancTsChina.
SO I.I 1' A IKE NETH,
DESSERT SETS,
ICE ORE. I J SETS,
TEA SETS,
FISH SETS,
B. .t St. SETS,
BROTH IIO WLS,
SOLITAIRE CUPSAyD SA VCERS. dc.
Examine our block lietere selecting your
present". 49Uoeds must be its represented ;
will be exchanged II net satisfactory.
HIGH & MAKTIN,
Ne. 15 East Kin? Street.
MEDICAL.
rpiIE UKEAT CUKAT1VK AGENTS.
GALVANISM AND ELECTRICITY.
DB. HALL'S
Gaivane Mc Plasters.
A GALVANIC BATTMCY Is Imbedded in
this Medicated Piaster, which, when applied
te the body pieduces ii constant but mild cur
rent et Electricity, hlch L- most exhilarating-.
It is tv positive and speedy cure for tne follow
ing complaints, viz :
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hick Headache.
Weak and Inflamed Eyes, all Affections et tin
Brain. Spinal Complaints, Klilncy and Llvei
Complaints, Sciatica, Paralysis. Asthma ant
Lung Diseases, Diseases et the Heart, Nervous
Prostrations, Ac.
FKICE OSVY SI.OO.
i THE BELL MANN GO., Frep'rs,
842 Broadway, Cor. 13th St., Kew Yerk.
AGENTS WANTED.
Send stamp for circulars. Fer sale by all
r ugglsts. Mention this paper. Sent by mall .
oct7-3mced6twcow .
T K. UNDERWOOD,
DENTIST,
UasKemovtilte
243 EAST KING STREET.
n2wd Lancaster, Pa.