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LANCASTER DAILY JNTELL1GENCEB, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1882.
Lancaster intelligencer.
Saturday kvhking. dec. ia; lssa.
ENVOIS ACCUSED OF BIUAalY.
TUe Urofcer, weeertod by BU Lawyer,
Uoes
to friMn to Await Trial.
riilladcij.liia Times.
niiorloa II "Enaln thn irnn broker. wllO
has figured frequently of late iu casen ofj
nrmna r-irirtlT VCOH VCSUIfClUV ill
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raigned before Magistrate Smith, on
the
charge of bigamy. The prosecutor was
Anna M. Hippie, of Ilarrisburg. who was
married to Engle afcer a very brief court
ship. The ceremony was performed iu
Cauada, whence the young woman was
induced to accompany him. Some time
before the proceedings opened Miss Hip
plo and some friends quietly entered the
privato office of the magisffate, and was
hortly followed by a crowd of people
greedy to hear the testimony.
Before the case was called the prosecut
ing counsel handed to Mr. Diehl, the at
torney for Engle, a telegram, dated De
cember 14, bearing the siguature of
"Thomas J. Diehl, attorney," addro'sed
to Anna M. Hippie, 437 Walnut street,
and reading : .
" Deny any intimacy with Engle ia
Canada or any other place, or you will
he .11 rested for perjury. Ho is arrested
for bigamy and adultery with you
again. Don't mind newspapers what
they say."
Astonishment struggled in Mr. Diehl s
countenance as he read over this dispatch.
Handing it to Engle, but giving him no
opportunity through his abruptness to
read the dispatch, Mr. Diehl demanded :
'Who sent that?" Engle answered : "1
il.m't know'." " Did you Rend it ?" Mr.
Diehl again asked. "I did nf" Eugle
responded, without conning th pipar.
' Did I send it ?" Mr". Diehl emphasized
with a smack ol the linger on tins tuewage.
Engle answered : " You did not ; I don't
know who bent it." Mr. Diehl turned
around and said : I'll find out who sent
it and have him indicted for forgery."
Mr. Heverin, who represented tho proo
cutor, remarked: "Never iniud. Tho
man who sent it is in tho room," awl as
ho spoke pointed at Engle.
Mr. Dieb!, Mill incensed, went t- the
latter and with warmth declared : "I rep
resent you to-day, but I'm doao with you
after this case ; you'ro too dangerous to
havo anything to do with." Benjamin II.
Holts, of 1,838 P.irrish street, testilied that
EujiIo was married to Dott's wife's sister
iu 1870 and had lived with her at Potts
Miwn and ou Parrish street, iu this city.
The accused was much Mirprised when
Mr. Ilcvcriu, going to tho ante-room, led
forwaid a woman whoso form was decked
iu a .shimmering satin circular. As sho
iaised her veil and disclosed the pallid
features of tho lady who is known as Miss
Anna M. Hippie the prisoner trembled
aud ljst his nerve.
Tho witness narrated tho story of tho
first acquaintances and their subsequent
intimacy, tho Canadian marriage, Euglo's
provision for her support and other
ipntim's. It was announced that there
wern other witnesses to clinch thesa allu
(stious. Magistrate Smith announced'
that tho bail was $l,G00. Englo appealed
to Mr. Diehl to rcnaw tho bail which tho
latter had given for a hearing, hut tho
episode- of the telegram had make the
lawyer callous and ho refused to oblige
his client, who was almost stupefied when
the magistrate commanded that he bo
taken dowu to tho county prison.
m
ScrTBMUiai 11, 1SS1.
Hit ) Hitlers Co.. Toronto:
I lnv.i heeti -ick lor the past six years snl
Icrln Irom dyspepsia anil general wcaKiiess
I l.uve usi-.l Uii co bottles ol Hop itinera, and
ilit-v li:t done wonders lor n:i. 1 am well
-mil :ilile to work, and eat unit sleep well. -1
cannot suv too much lor JIop Hitters.
i4-2wiiit-w bisiox rorihns.
"Men are lint coiry witnesses in tlieir
own cui.se." The piuNeof Kldney-Woiteotni'.s
tion llicmniitlis ol those who lmve been ni:iI:
stronxand healthy liy It. Listen : "1 tisoniin:r
everybody." Willis a druggist. 'Kidney-Woit
ii .lie most popular medicine we sell." It
should le lv nylit, lor no other inedlrlne lia-
snrli "needle uelion on the liver, bowels and
i.-idi eya.
Kjt MilKt' VOlirOill limits iliuiv JIliU lien i
using the 'lliamoutl Dyes, anil yon will be ,
l.uppy. Any ol the r.isliionub.e colors lor !
cuts.
Tii t li:iekl:ig eonali can lie soquickly cured
liv -inloli's Cine. We guarantee It. For sale
hv li. H. Coehr.ri, druggist. 137 mid i:i'J Xoitli
yue. n "treet. liiyl-lwdeow&w
Uon't Throw Up the Suonn.
When hullerhig humanity are enduring Hie
honors ot dyspei-Ma. indigestion, or n rvous
Mid general debility, they are too olten in
clined to throw i the tponge and ie-,ln
theniM'lvi s to fat p. We say. don't do it. 'lake
Kin-dock Blood Bitters the unfailing; remedy.
Price Jl. For sale by II. B. Coeluan, diutf
isi, ;;; and 13) Xoith Queen Mrcet.
Cr.our. Whooping Cough and lirouehit is- im
mediately relieved bj' fchiloh's Cure. For sale
by 11. B. Cochran, druggist. JS7 mid i:w) Noil h
Queen hL lnvl lwdeowAcw
ITom Emporium.
t5eo. Dodge, sr., a well-known citizen ol Km
porium.wri'.es that oncor his men (sain Lewis)
whilst working In the woods so bovcrcly
sprained his unklo that lie could scarcely get
home, but alter one or two applications of
Thomas' Lclectric Oil, he was able to go to
work next day. For sale by II. B. Cochran,
druggist, 137 and 13'JXorlh Queen street.
C'ATArmi cured, health and sweet breath se
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kemcdy. Piicu&O
cents. Xaial Injector Iree. For pale by 11 B.
Cochran, druggist, lS7atul 13'.) Xortli Queen M.
myl-lw dcow w
MEDICAL.
D
KXTAI. XOTIUE.
Having obtained tho services of a com
petent Dentist I havo concluded to continue
tho ofllco and will cndoivor to givo tiie samo
satisfaction that has hitherto been given.
Mrs. Q. A. HOXtTING,
l!)-2wil Xo. fil XOItTII QUEKX ST.
nK,Vl".1 SPKCIKIO MEDICIXK. THE
VT Oreat Knglish Ucraedy. An unfailing
curt! lor Iinpoicncy, and ull Diseases that
follow loss ot Memory. Universal Lassi
tude. Pain in the Baclr, Dimness ol
Vision, Preinatnro Old Ago, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con
sumption and a Prematura Grave Full par
ticulars in our pamplct, which wo desire to
send 'i eo by mall to every one. Tho Specific
Medicine li hold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or six packages tor $5, or will to sent tree
by mall on tho receipt ot tho money, bv nd
ilnestng the agent, II. B. Cochran, 137 anil jo1.!
Xorth Queen street. On account ot counter
lelts, u have adopted tho Yellow Wrapper:
tlieonlygenulne. Guarantees ofenre lsued by
i.-s. For Hale In l.ancmtp.r by II. K. Coebi-an.
DriiKKlnf. 's and i:::t North Queen street.
HIEIi KAY M KIHC1 N K CO., X. .
aurlS-lvd&v
c
lOUUH aYBCr.
LOCUER'S RENOWNED
GOUGH SYRUP
Has- cured thousands. It will euro your
Cough or Cold In less tlmo than any other
preparation.
miCESS CENTS PER JtUTTLE,
Prepared and sold only by
CHAS. A. LOCHER,
NO. 9 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, FA.
SEALED PBOPOSALS.
Sealed proposals for prison .'abor In the
L-incaster County Prison in tho manufacture
ot cigars, lor ono year Irom Jan. 0. 18S3, will be
received at the residence ot Albert Hagcn,
President, Mount Xeln P. o., Lancaster
county. Pa., up to DECEMBER i, to be
opened January 1. 13&. at lo o'clock, a. in., at
Hit: prison. Contractor to turntsh tolmcco.
foreman, etc. Tho manufactory has Unit-class
accommodations and now makes M),000 tlars
per month. For full particulars address tho
president. By order or I bo board.
t!ll-tdecxlw Pn-sidPiit.
HKDlC.Ar,.
D
tc KKNSON'S kkhkuies.
TFroni Andrew's American Queen.
CLEOPATRA,
OB THK
Queen of Skeba's Beauty
WAS BUT SKIS DEEP.
The renowned Queen ol Mieba. with all her
royal pomp, liiagniileent apparel ana brilliant
retinue, would never have appeared within
the pretence ot the grandest ol tho uionarcbs
of Hie past, had she not also possessed that
which is tho crowning glory ot the lemale person-:!
hkin unchallenged lorita Oriental sott
ness and Its almost transcendental purity.
Cleonatra. lioldlngcinpsi-oraatljav.aiid luling
empires by licr word, had quickly lost her
charm and power by oncattacK ot oiotcucs. or
or pimples, or ot horrlu tan ami ireckic?.
WOMAN RULES THE WOULD.
by her btauty, not less than by her purity of
character, loveliness ot disposition and un
sellish devotion. Indeed, in the estimation ot
perhaps too many men beauty in a body takes
precedence over every otl.cr consi Jeration.
Beauty thus forms an important part ol wo
man's ' working capital," without which too
many (il not bankrupts in what relates to in
llucnce within tlio circle where they move),
are powirlcsi lor great good, lleaee we see
not only the propriety but the duty ot every
lady preserving with zealous caie that which
to her Is essential to success, anil Influence
and u-setul'ic's In 11 Je. And since beauty is
but skin deep," the utmost care and vigilance
are required to guard it against the many ills
that flesh ii heir to. Among thu great un an
noying enemies ot beauty,
orEITIIIiltbKX,
:i, ucllusol comfoit, happiM - and hjllli.
arc t nose pcslilercn.s an-i nort ii . Kin ureases
tetters, hniiiois, eczema (.ilt lheuui), rough
.;u I scaly eitiplions, ulcers, pimples, and all
t iscaM's ol the hair and scalp. For the cure ol
all he:c, Dr. U. W. ilenson, ot Eallimoie.attcr
yeaiso patient study and investigation ile
vutsd to disi-a&es ot tho skin, at last brought
forth his celebrated Skin Cuke, which lias al
ready by Its marvelous cures, established It
sell as the great remedy for all diseases ot tho
skin, whatever be their names or character.
Its success has been immense and unparal
leled. All druggists havo it. It is elegantly
put up, two bottles in one package. Iiiii-rnui
and external treatment. I'rice, Jl.'ti.
EVKP.VOXi: l'KAISES.
biek headaeho, nervous headache, neuralgia,
lieivousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, fclcepless
iie33 and brain diseases, positively cured ly
Dr. C. V. llenson's Celery and Chamomile
Tills. They contain no opium, quinine or
other harm In di ug. Sold by all druggists.
J'rice, a. cents !i4bos ; $1 lor two, $i5J lor six,
postage lice. Dr. 'J. W. Ilenson, llaltimore,
Mil.
C. X. Critlenlo:i, ol Xew Vork, is wholesale
agent Tor I C. V. llenson's remedies.
tltcin-lindM.W&S
K
iu.Ni:v-tvour
lias boon proved tho surest euio lor
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Dobs a lame back or disordered mine Indl-nii-1
hat you are a victim T T11KN IK) SOI
11 KS1TATK ; use Kidney-Wort at once, (drug
gistJ recommeml it ) and it will speedily over
come the disease and restore healthy action.
1 osJioa tor complaints peculiar to
XJctUlUb. your sex, t-uch rs p.iiu and
weakn?.sses. Kidm-y-Wort is unsurpassed, as
it will act promptly and s.ilely.
Klthi-re.v. Incontinence, letention of lttinc,
Uiickilust or ropy deposits, and dull, dniirging
pain, alt speedily yield to its curative puiver.
SOLD BY AM. DltCCCISTS. ITlco, SI.
KIDNEY-VvORT.
I Acts at the a!e lime on the Kidnevs, Liver
mill ljiini'13. aiiirum 4. &7.vw-'
p.MJlvlCK'.S (IX(iEi: TUSIC.
Lincoln Reads a Poem.
llonrst Old Abo Ectcrtalus Ills Cabinet
Willi a Little Oiiottttiun.
Now, gentlemen, you all have more or less
poetry in your souls; listen to this," and
Abraham finciln, then president, rose Irom
his chair, in llic W.liiie House, and read, in
liembling tones, which inditj.itc.l his own pro
found ai preci.it Ion of it. Dr. O. W. Holmes'
" Last Leaf," of which t'ie lollowingaro two
verses :
" They say 1 hat in his pi line.
Ere the pruning knite ol time
Cut him down ;
Not a better man was loitud
i;y the crier in his round
Through the town.
Xow the mossy marbles lest
Ou the lips that he had piessed
Iu their bloom ;
And the names he loved to l'c. ir
Have been carved lor maiiva vear
On the tomb. '
air. Michael Uuilfoyle, of Klnghamplon, X.
Y., Is not as old as tho venerable Boston citi
zen ot whom the poet wrote with such tender
pathos, yet lie Is more than three score ami
ten. For the past eight of those; years." ho
writes, " 1 have been a perfect cripple fioni
rheumatism, hobbling about as best I could
with my cane. 1 took Pahkur's CiNUin: Tonic
nntfam now tupplo and stronr as a tiynxnast.
There is 7io trace of the disease left about inc."
Mr. It. W. Alosher, wliolcsalo druggist, of
Klnghamplon, wiites Messrs. Hiscox & Co.,
ol Xew York propiietois of tho Tonic certi
fying to Mr. Cuilloyle's declaration.
Having all the properties of any preparation
ot ginger, Pakker's O'lMicn ToNioisa remtdy
ot lnllnttely greater range and power. It cures
all diseases arising Irom an impure state ot
the blood or imperfect digestion. Dyspepsia
(and all Us consequences). Malarial Fever,
hick Headache. Kidney troubles, Bronchitis,
and common Coughs anil Colds, vanish at its
touch. Prices, r.0 cents and Si a bottle. Larger
size the cheaper. I9-ly weow&dS
1ENSX'S 1'OIIOUS PLASTERS.
Back Aehe
POSITIVELY CURED KY
's
Reasons Why thoy aro Preferred to
All Otlior Porous Plasters or
External Remedies :
FIRST,
llccanso they possess all the merit ot the
strengthening porous plaster, and contain in
addition thereto the newly discovered power
lul and active vegetable combination which
acts with increased rubefacient, stimulating,
sedative and counter-irritant effects.
SECOND.
Because they arc a genuino pharmaceutical
preparation, and so recognized by the profes
sion. THIRD.
Becaueo they aro the only plasters that re
lieve pain at once.
FOURTH.
Because they will positively euro diseases
which other remedies will not even relieve.
FIFTH.
Because over 5.000 physicians and druggists
have voluntarily testified that they arc super
ior to all other plasters or mcdiciiipj for. ex
ternal use.
SIXTH.
Becaiipo the manufacturers havo received
theoiily medals ever given lor porous plasters:
Benson's Capcine Forons Plaster!
- SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Masotacturiho Chemists, Xew York.
A SURE REMEDY AT LAST.
Price 25 Cents.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
COJiX AND BUNION PLASTER.
CHA8. J. CKITTKNTOX, 113 Fulton St.,
New York, solo atjent lor Dr. C W. Ben
son's Remedies, to whom all orders should
beaddrcsNCd.
il;r.-2wdeo(I4woow
J ADIF.S'UAIR DRKaSER.
MRS. C. LILLER,
LADIES' HALR DRESSER,
Manufacturer and dealer In Hair Work, La
dies' and Uents' WIs and Toupees. Coml
lngs straightened and made to order. Hair
Jewelry ot all kinds made up. Kid Cloves
and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Also Ladles'
Shampooing, at
XOS. 225A 227 XORTH QUEEN STREET,
JtSFnnr!onrsnlmvpI It. It. Depot.
ocll('3md
GaDCfieForons
HELIQIOVB.
CULKKA1M BAHM CUUKCM KKV. J.
B. Soule, pastor. Preaching on Sunday at
lOJi a.tn. and ' p. in. Sunday school at 9 a.
m. diw
C10L.LEUK CBAl'KL.-U1VINK MEKV1CES
at 10:30 a, m., bvthe ltev. E. V. Gerhart.
D.D.
COMMUNION AT THE ZIOX'S A. Jtt. K.
church. Strawberry street, to-moirow
evening at IV, o'clock. Vreachlng by the pas
tor, Ucv. Xorris.
FIRST BAPTIST, EAST CIIKSTXCT ST
l'astor, ltev. V. O. Owen. Ser-ices at 10
a, in. and 7p. m. Sunday school at 1J p. in.
Subject In the morning" Disputo between
Paul and Barnabas." The public respectfully
invited to attend.
ITWlSr KEFOKMKD OIVlXK SERVICES
' to-morrow at 10 a. in. and V-i p. m. Sun
day.scliool at 1 p. m.
F1KST M. E. CHUKCU, KOKTB IDKK
street Preaching at lu a m. and 714 P
in., by the pastor, Kev. W. C. Hoblnson. ami
day school at 1 p. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at i o clock.
GKACK KVAXUKL.IVAL. LtlTHKKAN,
North Queen street, corner of James.
Kev. C. K. lloupt, pastor. Itegular morning
and evening services at 10:3-') a. in. and 7:15 p.
m. fc'unday school at S p. in. Church School
festival Friday evening. Dee. 22d.
OKAVIAN.J. MAX UARK, l'ASTOK,
10 a. in., Jit&ny and sermon ; 1 p. in.,
Sunday school ; 7lA P- i.. Advent Litany and
preaching. All c jrdially Invited.
IIVKT UAIMIST CHUKCH Y. M.
C. A. ltooms, Kev. M. Frayne, pastor.
Preaclitng at 10 a. m. and Vi p. m. Sunday
school at 2 p. in.
T)KKSUYTEKIAN-DIVINK SERVICE AT
JL" the usual hours, morning ami evening.
Preaching by the pastor, Kev. J. Y. Mitchell,
D.D.
ORESKYTERIAN MEMORIAL UUAI'KL,
JL Rev. James C. Hume, pastor. Preaching
at 7:15 p. in. Player meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:.T). Sabbath school at 1:45 p. in.
The room will 1 in aco'iilortiibv condition
for set vie 's
OT. JAMES) IIOI.Y COMMUNION AT S
v anil morning service at llia. in. Even
ing prayer at 7'4 p. in.
ST. LUKE'S KEFOItMEO UUAI'KL,
Marietta Avenue, near West Orange stieet.
Kev. Win. F. Lichllter. pastor. Divine service
at U) a. iu. and 7'4 p. m. Sunday school at
'2 p. iu.
ST. PAUL'S REFORMED. B1VINIS SEK
vlces at 10$ :u in. and at 7J4 v. m. Prayer
ni'jeting at C p. in. Sunday school at lj& p. m.
ST. JOIIX'3 LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. Sylvanus Stall, pastor. Preaching
morning and livening, by tho pastor. In the
evening tho fltth in a series to tiio young
subject, "Intemperance." Seats free. All wel
comed. Sunday school at 1 p. in. Gotwald
Mission school at 2 p. m.
SECOXU EVANGELICAL. CHURCH
(English), Xorth Mulberry street, above
Orange, Rev. J. C. Krause, pastor. Preaching
to-morrow at 10 a. in. and li p. in. Sunday
school at 2 p. in.
ST. PAUL'S M. K. CHURCH, S. O.UEEN ST.
Rev. A. I. Collom, pasior. Preaching at
Wt a. in.; and 7J4 p. m. Sabbath school at 1
p.m. Public services Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights at 7:"A) p. m.
1MIE OLD MENNOX1TES WILL HOLD
services in their church, corner of East
Chestnut and Sherman streets, ou Sunday,
Dec. 17, at 2 o'clock p. m. Preaching by
several ministeis ot Virginia. ltw&ltdS
T
mi: MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
will meet on Monday next at 10 a in., in
the vestrv room ol the First Reformed
chinch. Topic lor discussion " Who May
Marry." To ba opened by Rev. J. Max Haik.
M. FRAYXE, Secretary.
UNION HETHEL CHURCH OF JOI
Kev. O. W. Scil hauler, pastor. Preaching
lit 0'i a. in. bv the Kev. J. W. Criswell. and at
7V( p. in., hy the Kev. W. O. Owen, ol the First
Baptist church. Experience iiieet'njr at G
p. in.
riSEK OF J'RAYER. THE PASTORS
T? of the vaiious churches are requested
to meet in the vestry room ot the First Ke
foruipd ehureh at Id o'clock a. m., ou Monday,
the lSih, to arrange ior services dining the
week ot prayer. Jl. FRAYXE, Sec'y,
Ministerial Association.
WKST MISSION, M.E. CHAPEL, C1IAR
lotto street below Lemon. .MI day
Salvation lan.-ling at !. 10, 1:4 1, 7::U). Preaeli
Ing at 1:; liy ltev. .1. 11. Smith Subject:
"Holiness, Come with us we ivll do thee
good."
VJ.O'fUIA'U -&L,.
K.N.MA!.I: .;.KI.
The inquiry no.v is where to buy an
OVERCOAT suitable lor this cold
weather? WeOPEX TO-DAY aluvfcolot
ol heavy English Kerseys, Whit neys and
Patent Reivers, in all the XEW and
POi'UL.VK STYLES. Olive Crccns,
Kiowns, Terra-COt ta, Oxford and
ancy shades, ranging in pricei irom
"JO lo 830. MontanaUs, Velours, Fur
AstraeXan, Vicuna and Elysi.m Kca
vers In GREAT VARIETY at POPU
LAR PRICES. Go at once and ccuie
bargains at
J. K. SMALING'S,
No. 121 North Queou Street
l.LL OPENINO
FALL
OPENING
AT
I. aERHART'S
rr Untnhfiohmnnt
g mimmwm.
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.,
MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1882.
COME CHILDREN SEK1I TO KE SI7B
U Jcct to catarrh or the n-is-ul passages
chronic In character, irom their very birth.
The disease Is sometimes fatal.
Diseases ot the Eye, Ear and Throat il-o.
Cancer.?. Tumors, Skin and Chronic Diseasts
successfully treated bv
DRS. II. V. and M. A. LOXG AKER,
omco : IS East Walnut street, Lune.isicr. Pa
Cmisnltation tree. dli:::dSw
vi:r
aOBOKASS, MURRAY & CO.
FOR IL ADIES.
SEAL SKIN CLOTHS from S3 to $30 per yard, uitbe usual width,
for garments and trimmings. DRESS CLOTHS in popular colorings
and values. WINTER CLOAKINGS in plain and figured
designs ; light colored, standard and new licb hues. Sicillionncs and
Matellasses. STOCKLNETS,Englieh.E!astique Fabrics for Jerseys and
close-fittinjj Jackets. PELISSE, ULSTERS, and REDINGOTE
Clotbs, Brown, Bottle Green, Olive, Black and Blue Homespuns,
rough faced and very stylish. English effects in mixed, -and check
effects, at moderate prices.
QUILTED LININGS, Black, Seal Brown, Garnet, etc., for Sea
and I'lush Coats. Seal Coat Loops, etc. lf-
ITALIAN CLOTH, in shades to match cloth suiting, for
lining coats, etc.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
c
L
Imported WORSTED COATINGS and suitings. Business Suitinsrs.
0
Scotch Cheviots, LONDON TROUSERINGS, American Cassimeres,
Elysian Chinchilla, Kersey and Patent Beaver OVERCOATINGS, at
attractive prices.
FOR BOYS.
Plain and Fancy SUITINGS in good styles and durable textures,
at low prices. OVERCOATINGS with Plain and Fancy Backs. COR
DUROYS iu Brown and White, and fancy mixtures for Play a.nd
School Suits, etc.
Mail orders have careful attention.
SNODGRASS,
MURRAY
& CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE, '
MARKET AND NINTH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
T
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CL.01I1JAU, UMDElCttJSAM, &V.
1TEItI0 NUIKTS AZiU IlKAWEltS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
E. J. EEISJ1AX.
c,
AMI C.
COLLARS AND VUIFS.
E. J. ElilSMAX,
TOW LINE OF
NECKTIES AND WHITE SU1UTS.
E. J. EKISMAX.
ALL WOOL
SCAULET S1I1UTS NO HHAWEUS.
E. J. EttlSMAX,
56 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
TTIKSU & ItKOTHKK.
OVERCOATS.
On account id ovcr-produulion wo iiavo
REDUCED THE PRICES,
As we nro determined to carry none over tho
soa-on. Wu wnnlii like vou to call and see
tlio lXHUCEMENTS we aro ollerin-j in
Uiein, us well :w all ot our II EAVY SUITS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Wo arc showing an Elegant Line ot
Pino Neckwoar,
Silk Suspentler3,
Silk Handkercl;lfo,
And everything belonging to th
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
C LOVES and EXIT JACKETS, ot all giadc-j
and sizes at irices very low consider
ing the nullities. Ono lot Chil
dren's Knit .lackels lto
12 at 50c. Our
Perm Hall White Shirt
Leads the list both in itmlily and price 80c.
CHILDUEN'S SUITS AXD OVEUCOATS.
Como nnil sco for yourselves. Wo niaho a
specialty of HEKCIIAXT TA1LOK1XO. Conic
ami examine our &toi;k of l'icco tJoo.is.
Fcim Hall Clodiing ilouse,
Hirsh & Brother,
Corner of Conlro or Penn Square.
aepS 1yd
nsi-: riticf
K HOUSE
Illuminated by the Electric Light!
IAEKED DOWI,
Xo Old Stork which would bo a aooil rid
danuo at any price. Hut all new ilr.-tchias
Hiiglit and Stylish Coods ot my own limt-clasa
maiintacturc.
SUITS.
Stylish Business Suits in Oroen,
Bluo and Black Cheviot,
- At 810.00. Worth 815.00.
Fancy Mixtures in Many Shades,
8S.OO. Worth 812.00.
Handsome Striped Oassimere Suits,
812.00. Worth $16.00.
Heavy Blue Double-Breasted ISack
Suit, 813.00. Worth $18,00.
Also a fow Evoryday and Working
Suits, from 85.C0 up.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
In this department tho assortment cannot I
neuxcciicii. xno designs iUC r tj10 ii:ind
somest, mid a lino ol them eau always bo
M-cn in mv window. The prlce-j have been
reduced. Don't bill to sec tlicui Dolorc you
purch:iso elsewhere.
OVEECOATS
AT GREATLY REDUCED FIGURES.
From $1.00 lor an ordinary good coat to SM
lor the elegant witinliiie!, t-llk-faced.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
AT-
11. Rosenstein's,
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN ST.
LANCASTER. PA.
goods.
i:UUHK AKD HTATIONXKl.
rUKIST.IIAS
ASD-
NEW YEAR CARDS,
NEW ILLUSTRATED ROOKS, ALU CVS,
AMI A rtXE ASSOmMKNT OP
FANCY ARTICLES,
L. 31. FLYNN'S,
XO.42WE.Vr KING. STUEET. LANCASTER.
UEISTJllAS OI)I).
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
AX KtiTIRE SEW STOCK AT
G-. L. Foil Dersmi th's
BOOK STORE,
Xo. S3 EAST K1XU STUEET.
A large assortment and at prices tar below
tho publishers' prices.
Cift Hooks, Hooks in Se', Leather tioods
rhotograph Albums, Velvet Frames,
Genuine Steel Engravings, Silk
ami l'Iu-.h l!ox Papers,
.luvenile itooks,
CSames, Etc.
FOX DERSMW ITS
Book Store, 32 East Kinj? St
!l-ti.l
"1HKJSTMAS AMI MEW VEAL'.
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES,
-IX-
Plush, leather and Gilt Oooda.
JEWEL CASKETS,.TEWEL CASKS,
COMItlNATION CASKET.-, WOUK HONES.
ChristiJins niul New Year Cards.
riio rot; :t a ih a i.ntr ms,
CAIUNET FKAMU'S, PA PETE It IE?,
WHITING- DESKS,' GOLD PENS,
Chrisiinas ami New Year Uoolis.
FAMILY HIHLES, TEACHERS' HIHLES,
CHUIICII HOOKS,
I'HAYEIl AND HYMNAL,
ILLUSTUATEI) HOOKS, SEIS IX FINE
HINDINGS, P1CTITHE HOOKS
FOll CHILDUEN,
PAINTING HOOKS, WATKH COJ.OKS,
INDUSTRIAL TOYS, ALl'IIAHET HLOCKS,
GAMES, POCKET ROOKS, CARD CASKS.
DIARIES, FANCY STATIONERY,
ALL AT THE BOOKSTORE OF
N0S. 15-17 NORTH QUEEN ST.
as-siux of the rio rook.s
KAt I.KVJIDS.
riiHi;,
GREAT
Burlington Route
Chicago, Bnrilngton & Qninci K R
Cliicago, KurIIn;:ton & Qnincy It. K.
PRINCIPAL LINE
AND OLD KAVORITE FROM
CHICAG0 0RPE0RIA
TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CALIFORNIA
I.IXCOEX AXD DENVER.
Thu SHORTEST, QUICKEST and REST lino
to St. .losepli. Atchlneon, Topeka, Deni-on,
Dallas. Ga!ve3ton, and all points in Iowa, Xo
brasiia, iI!s9onri, Kansas, Xew Mexico, Ari
zona. Montana and TcsaH,
This route has no superior for Albert Lea,
Minneapolis and St. 1'anl. Xatlonally reputed
as being tho GREAT THROUGH CAR LIXE.
Unlvcr3all7 conceded to be the REST
EQUIPPED Railroad In tho world for all
classes o! travel.
All connections made In Union depots.
Try it and yop wilt find traveling a luxury
Instead of a discomfort.
Through ticket viu this celebrated line lor
sale at aU offices la t!ic V. S. and Canada.
All Information about ratea or faro,S!eepin
Cars, etc., chferfully given by
RKRCEVAE LOWELL,
General Pai"aenjfer Ajfent, Cbioaoo, ltt
T.J.I'OTTKK,
ai VU-e i'tob. Goa. Manager, Cuiuaoo, III.
JOHN Q.A. HKAN.Oen. lsatern Agt.,
317 Broadway, .W Washington St
Xkw Yons. Roarow, J1as3.
TOavl6-lY"Aw
Jill
RW
i
ASTJtlVM BEOS'. ADVEHT1HEMXXT.
STRICII KKOTUER.H
ASTRICH
BROS'.
Palace
OF
Fashion.
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
CHRJSTIAS.
WE ARE XOW MAKING A
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
GOODS '
SUITABLE FOE
GHEISTMAS
PRESi
We- have an Elegant l.lncnt
Toilet Cases
In RUSSIA LEATHER and Pl.fsll
WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT ERY
CLO&K 1'RICES.
jCj-W'c invite everybody to give lwac.ill ,va
A Lure Assortment ol
FANCY (.(K) IKS,
Too numerous to mention, but a'l mot uit:i
blo tor l'RII !., mid :it ( Kli) LOW
PRICE.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
A SPECIALTY
Wo have i; vei y larf uHOitnient, nnd our
ntlCl'.S ARE VERY LOW.
Linen Handkerchiefs
FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN
Linen lianilkerehieU a- low it-i !ie.
Ladies' Fine Linen HamlkerehteN, Hi.-., or
three tor ile.
Larfje assortment of COLORi:D I'.ORDI'.R
IIANDIvERCHIEFS. suitnble lor pu-a-
ents, at atl pi lees.
LINEN and LACE GOODS
COLLARS. FICHUS. TIE-. LACE HAND
KERCHIEFS, RUCHIXGS in LACK
or CREPE L1SSK. some very
Fine Novelties.
TATTING HANDKERCHIEFS something
very nice lor neck wear.
PUR CAPES, FUR CAPES.
ELEGANT SILK-FRINGE CAPES,
ENTIRELY NEW.
GLOVES.
KID GLOVES OF GOOD QUALITY,
In nil ntyli's fin! eoior.
TERRA CO ITA K I D G LOV ES.
In Rutton.H, Hooks or Lacing.
OrMUSQUETAIRE.
l'OCKETCOOKS. PI.USII RAGS, PURSES.
SATCHELS, in Lar-r, Vailety.
Wc aro also showing a Flue Line ot
GOOD PLATED JEWELRY.
SHAWL PINS, EACE I'lXS.
CUFF PINS, EAR-RINGS,
RRACELETS, RIXGS, NECKLACES.
A Splendid Stock of
JET GOODS.
COM R3. IIA1E-P1XS. RRACELEI'S. FINE
CUT GARNET PINS ami EAR-DROPS.
IiANGTRY HAIR-- INA
CHILD'S CELLULOID RRACELETS, at 5j. a
pail.
Perfumeries iu Plain and Fancy Bottles.
PERFUMERIES IN FANCY ROES.
HANDKERCHIEF RONES
IIOS1EUV.
LANCASTER-KNIT WOOLEN II;5IERY.
UNDERWEAR.
COATS,
DOLMANS,
JACKETS,
CIRCULARS.
Pur-Lined Circulars,
Silk Dolmans.
Children's and Misses' Cloaks,
FELT SKIRTS. CORSETS,
3IUSLIN AND MERINO UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
Hand-Knit Worsted Capa and
Hoods.
In FULL YARIETY and .it YERY LOW
PR ICES.
Zephyr Wool,
Qermaiitown Yarn,
Saxony Wool.
Preirmi for
T
DRY HVOVB.
SWARR'S,
NEW SKIRTS lor tin
l.ft) to J3 1.
HOLIDAYS Horn
XEW anil UE AUTI Kir I. SILK
CHIEFS from 15 cents tofiro.
HANT.KEi:-
NEW SLEEVELESS JACKETS at S" cent.
Jloo.fi.i-iand JI.75.
Our Black Cashmeres
At 75 cents mid Ji.00 we liouId like to com
pare with any tliat arc being sold ut from 10 to
1 cents more than ours. All who look :U
thcni m-onouncu them ll.tiutltul. Elettant. K
tni ll.avy :iud yet very lino.
No. 25 North Queen Street.
J.
XV. ItYKNK.
t
At Reduced Prices
AT
THK NORTH END DRY GOODS STORE.
J. W. BYRNE.
NO. 322 NORTE QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
iir.rr.s:i.iMicu. .
Have openi d another l.ure Invoice ot
LADIES' COATS
In Latent Rcrlln St lis at very Low Prices
CHILDREN'S COATS
Neitly tiimmcii iu :il! i."s :md i.i:i!lleH
CLOTH SUITIXG5.
FLANNKL SUITIN'CS.
CDLOHKD CASUMEHKS,
In all the New Shades am! .Mixtures.
SPECIAL RARGAINS-ONE CASE
LUPIN'S CASHMERES
Heavy weight, all colors We. a yard.
am I'ieeti FANCY RIRKO.VS. t Inches unle,
J."ie. :i yard, orl h XK: a yard.
Spcciil Itarains In CHILDREN'S Wool.
HOSE, at In , ISe, ITe, Ute :ind i"e a p:iir
I lilies', Gent's and ChlldiiMi's
Underwear.
In all sizes and iualities at Low Prices.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
We nowoller Special Rarain lu
WliitcandColorcilBlaukcIs
In Many lTilitie-i iu !.-j-i than manul.icturcr
prices.
Watt, Shand & Co.,
NEW YORK STORE.
HOItKf. At!.
ITAIIcCHHSIl'.s
LOOK HERE !
What is the useot trc.'zln when ou can luy
Buffalo Robes so Cheap ?
T.i convii ce yniiis,-!! tall lit
I. Haberbush's
SADDLE, HAItNESSaiid TKlIMi
STOKE,
NO. 30 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, PA.,
And examine hi HXK and lli.Kvl'i'h
:
5S,
)
FANCY SLEIGH KOIJES,
LAP COVERS, of new le.sit:s.
SLEIGH BELLS, of tho Litest Myles.
Willi's. FINE DRIVING GAUNTLETS mid
MUFFLKRS. I1IICK nnil DOG
SKIN GLOVES,
Rubber Horso Covers,
Rubber Lap and Tobacco Coverp,
JfflVS OOSSAJtEli COATS and II ATX;
Also, u Largi: Stock of FINE
Driving Harness, Team Harness,
Saddles, Collars, etc.
AIsii. a Fine Lino ol POCKET Rooks.
LAOIKt' HAND SATCHELS. SII AWL
STRAPS. TRUNKS nil. I TRA-
EI.I.MJ RAOS.
Rest Harness Oil at
M. HABERBUSH'S,
No. 30 CENTRE SQUARE.
LANCASTER, RA.
One Price House.
CSTSIpii or tlie fiolilm Horse IIpati8.t9-I
O'.l-Ivw&SlIld
UAHistt ronitEit,
I ooti. tvi-:K iiEttr:.
A WATCH.
HANDSOME
ILLUMINATED FRENCH PICTURED!
WITH EVERY CAN OF
MILES' CELEBRATED PREMIDM
Baking Powder,
Si
AND Ol-TEN A WATCH.
The hLlicat testimonials " to
MEU1T, KECAUSK OF STRENGTH
AA'lt PURITY,
Arc nrcordc-l it. Auk yon- Croc.-r Tor It.
J. II LARZELERE & Co.,
MANUFACTURER?.
i.ai:i;est fruit. fih and ca:nw
tiOOOS ii'Jl'SL,
Pbiladolphin.
novIO-lnalTIiS
Samuel ii. jpkicc. attiicni:t. has
Removed his Offiie irom 5 North Duke
Mroet to No. 41 CRANT STREET. Immedi
ately in Reir of Coiir' fon.-e. Long's New
Bnlldtnjr. rai7-tld
Blaflke
siiCoiorts