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The Independent Collapse.
The Independent Itupubllcaits of our
state may as well go out of business. The
liave net capital enough te cm y it en. An
assignment for the benefit of their i real
tors Is hardly necessary as Senater Mitchell
is about their only asutnnd Hie reniaimler
of his term under a Democratic luliiiiiuv
trnthm will net luive an appieciabU- value.
"Wearewrry that this ilKistcr hascnine
upon the virtuous ltepublicau pulitin.uis
who undertook te purify their parl . Vet
jttras inetitable from the weakness of
the purifiers and the bigness of the un
dertaking. It has happened that (lie
great mass of the Republicans have
failed te see that tliev needed purill purill
Ofitien ; they are finite content with
their condition. Thej are net disposed t
revolt against it or against then old leaden.
The. machine, inns easily in its old ruts. A
few months age the laws of gravitation
seemed te be suspended and the
party appeaud te Ik- standing en
its head. Th.it was ( when Mr.
Blaine get en the light Mile. with his
presidential nomination and forced it out.
When Blaine was shaken elT, the old con
cern came promptly right .sideupwithcarc.
and the result appears in the easy triumph
of Senater Cameren. The Ilepnblican
party of the state belongs te him and his.
These who de net like il can leave it. They
have but this alternative. We see no con
solation for them at all in the situation It
is rather late for them te join the Deiin
cratic party, but if they ieatl think that
Senater Cameren and his. fellows aie all
that they declare them te be. thei can
hardly stay in their political company.
As Democrats tuj arc 'well content with
the re-election of Senater ('.iiueien. It i.s
best that a lepiVKMitatiie Republican
should liarc the place. And that Cameren
represents his paity lully theieean be no
present question. He is quite asgoed as it
is. Democrats sometimes in the past li.it e
been seduced into combining with dissatis
fied Republicans te elect te" the Senate a
half-birrd Republican : but they hate
always found the breed te leaerjb.id
one We lute learned enough te knew tli.it
it is political wisdom te lake the uhnlc hog
if we must take tiny.
Embarrassment nT liireOInkers.
It will probably be found that the failure
of the great w he-making firm ei Oher
Brethers & Phillip?, arose fiem the link
ing up of the capilal of its iniinliers
m tee many outside undertakings, rather
than in their losses in their liianuf.icttiiing
business. These cannot hate Km se
vere enough te waste the gre.il cap
ital of the memlwrs el the linn
in the. short period during which the de
pression has lasted. l,t is net likely that
there has beeu any great less miffi-inl
in manufacturing. The business has bt-en
unremuneratirc. but establishment' well
situated hae been lcalizmg cost fei
tlieir manufactures. 1'ittsbmg is supposed
te be the choice place of iron manuf.ictitie
in all the ceuntiy able te make iron when
it can tie made anywhere ; and with the
recent advantage it has had i it natural
gas as fuel, it has liceti the ciivv
of uianufactur-is euiywheic. The
Messrs. Oliver hate. leeii esteemed
as excellent business men. and Mi. ('nine
gie says that II. W. Oliver is one of the
best business men in the ceuntiy. Cer
tainly with such management then nulls
would net hate been long run at any um
siderable loes. And as the p.irtiiei- hate
been men of great wealth, il m-ciiis th-ai
enough that then piesvnt itilllculty does
net come mainly fiem the tate et the neu
business, but must hate Ken caused by
tlieir laigebonewings fiem ether entei
prises, which have shiheled in the genei.il
condition of business.
Mr. Oliver, for instance, is -Mid te h,ic a
million dollars inrestcd in the Seutheiu
Pennsylvania raihead of Vandeibilfs jue.
motion. As he is leputed te be a man of
business sagacity . doubtless his enteiprises
will turn out tn be profitable in tune : and"
there seems te be no doubt that this is nil
that his firm needs for its sih-cei.
Wise Men Change Their .Mind-.
A very frank and appaiently a sensible,
man has been elected Speaker of the Heuse
of Representatives in Xeitli Ciuelni.i.
A member arose te his feet the ethei
day and charged the speaker with pulldy
and with being umveithy of the confidence
efhisfiiends. Tliespe.iker simply leplicd
thafbeforehis election he had piemiH'd te
appoint his assailant chaii man of the com
mittee, en education, but fince his election
he had d'-cided that it would be unwise te
make such au appointment.
It was improper fur this speaker tu luiu
made such a piemise; .the iinpnipuety
would only hare Ken aggravated had he
keptil. Had his unwise pledge involved
only a sacrifice of his pi ivate inteiests he
might liave kept It. He had no light te
trilletvlth the public wellaie because he
Juul enteud into a foolish obligation. It
is the large class of feels tv he never i lunge
their minds.
Use the Old Werd.
An esteemed contemjet-ary notices that
last Saturday was the twentieth auniver
Niry of the wedding of an esteemed fellow
citizen and "Ills estimable lady."
It will occur te most people that aflei an
estimable couple liave been maided for
tncnty years llie geed woman has earned
the right te be spoken of as wife.
The sickly affectation which i.s driving
the geed old words "wife" mid "woman
out of Us? I te lie reprehended.
A Hewl Place Fer n (took mi.
All the resjienslble iillteis of some of
our esteemed Philadelphia eontemierarIei
must have lieen dining at the Clever club
last cvetilug. Ceilalnly the man who
wields the ae wis net en duty at the
Acim olllce when such idiotic diivel nx
this was snnigghsl into the cditeri.il
columns of that sprightly new mkt.
llvClintriiinti Itnrntini, of Council lent, i
Iicrcli.V nelllldl that no number of nnilex e.in
elect nn nvi te tlie Senate from Connecticut
when Orvllle It. Vlutt N 11 e.uiiliiliite.
Thcrenre many leup-linnUs! wnatnrs but
It w nulil In? lurif te llnd n lim-enr-ekcr lb m
tltethiilruimi r the Krpitlilicnti enticns.
The ilolettts witticisms of the I'utf
have often Ken the occasion of melan
chely in the profession of which that paper
is a rcprcciitatlve; but il would be ililll
cult te find even hi the back files of that
dreaiy waste am thing se bad as this:
During liW last visit In Constantinople.
Colonel I fewitt. yielding te tlie ltii-ertiin.
(ici of his old friend the Sultan, consented te
enter the ini-ci l.il serv lee, and v It 1 1 In n vear
be will nssniim tlie Until of the mllce et
Keeper uf tlie (..uidlestlek te llieS.ul.Uine
Pette, w itli the assurance of earl v promotion
te the position of (ti.mil Hegiini of the Most
I.talted Order of the Uniss-eareil I. eat, the
leiliest diplematii elllee itndir the Turkish
government.
Seme fun has Ken nude in the Phil.i
dilphia newspaiH'isef tin-famous -'effae
cat "el the New Yeik .Nim. which occa
sionally devours even valuable mpy. Hut
it is manifest that what is most needed in
some of the Philadelphia editeual rooms is
a tat vvllh a well shariciieil apietite. A
blind cat would de: only he must K
hungiy and have a oaucieus. as well as ,i
strong stomach.
kn vnut t'VMKiteN does net seem te
have any bitleine in bis cup of bliss.
Seme lieeple at Pittsbuig have leinirted
that his isjlltical luck was ln'ttei than his
financial, as he was a partner of Olivei
Brethers A. Phillips. This N'luter Cam Cam
eienassuies a reimitcref the U.uriburg
Pali int is nu entue mistake, he siyshe is
net a paitner and does net lei- ,i cent by
the f.uhlie. This is in ,11 ceid with the
fitness of thunr. A nun's inn et luck gen
erallv conies in . i streak. Xaltue does net
average the thing even in a lifetime's e
peiieuee. xeme jN'eple nevei get then
plopeitlon. Theie .lie these who de
net K'lieve in luck at all. they aieissiple
whom etieiience does net teach, but
Scnatei Cameren is , i geed illustration of
the lucky man in ehtics and business,
lie bad net a sujerahittitlaut capital te
start en. but his simulations have K'en
pielitiible all around.
New lei the state K called ( ameruiiia.
In this lileseil iiinctcenth lentiirv lew
Miuiilil suiler fur l.e-k of mi cibuiitien. The
eimmuii s. he-jN lrecly ilisense their
K'uellts te all ilesinn their aihantagCN. In
Mime of the Inclier instltutiuusef learning
nearly the same i lieapucss eists. IiieIktUii
Collcge, Ohie, young umiioiinie utile te oli eli
tain Kith riMiiu and meals m one el the celleire
liiMnlilii; lulls for z'2 a week. ud even
theNO tlguiesi-aii K turther iciliired teJl..'K)
by nuy oiie willing te de housework ter an
hourei tweailay. WhiMixer is willing te
work need net Ihi ignorant, and the leudeney
in all educational institutions is te broaden
their sti(? Iiy eiicsqieiiliig tlieir prices.
Sr. Jehn --IieuM tlir.Ni some ofhistei-nieiitni-H;
denials Uonet meet the issue.
In the annual it-pert of the Society fei the
Prevt-iitinn of f'liielu te tuimals, it is stated
that during tlie lusltwchc mouths tltu oili eili
cers el tlie seiiety wt-re i-alled iiniii te
imnunely ili-Ntrev 2,l'ie animals wluili had
Ken dis.ible(l pastiisexerv, iein ceinplamls
weie inveMlgatuI, il i-a were presecuteil
in the courts, and 1.771 disabled animals
tempenirily supi nilisl from work; .l,. Vh.,
"n w as esinltU, and the society leg;m the
new vear with j;i,si5i,s-l in Us treasury. Till
is i crtamh a geed Nluiwlug fera year's work,
but there are thousinclset siitlermg liuinaiuty
te win. Ii the application el a tike amount et
fund would have corns tisi a vast amount of
miNery.
Till, t'ulit I aineieiiuns Irem tin-, leuiity
held the legislative pass in a manner that re
called l.eenulas .mil his three huiiilrt-tl at
Therniepyl.e.
I'm controversy between .Sliermaii and
Davis ceiiieruuig Hie dii'titersliip wliitli
N.ieruian hargcil Davis with atteiiiptiiig te
assume in the Cenli deracy, has stirred up a
Itli Imiuiiil man, named K. M. l!i. lic.s.in into
an allegation lh.it (.en. Sherman was net
truly b.inl m the daysth it tried men's souls.
He is sii.l te he a leliabie geutleiii.ui and he
(lisJ.ucslli.it when lie (Kichcseu) w.e, the
proprietor of a wharf lie.it at Vitksburg,
Miss., en tin-breaking out of the uai, Sher
man, who was then a major, had some busi-iii-Nji
illations with timi ill which the latter
said in subsume: I b.ne spent many
years in (lie Seuth, where I have ret el veil
only the kindest ticatmtnt, and K-lere I
would light against these (s-ojile 1 would
lese my right aim." 'Iliu .MinMvUii son sen son
ateis iniglit tall ler HkIii-neu's icstinieuy te
bn given ln-forethc Senate. It would liavc
iiIhiiiI as lunch n-rlmein y as the foolish Sliei-iii.iu-1
i.il IK. rat e ic that is, lipid two iiavs
el llieir lime.
I'i-nnnv i.v vm v seems iliteniiuied te
keep up lt icpiiutum ler uiciliei rity in the
I mieil Nun,., s,t.nate ter some tune lengei.
Ti ui. in its rivoliilleiisbtlngs iiieiiud some
iiicei i hauges. Cem years age Henry W.
Oliver of I'litsbiirg, one of tin- great iron
lMin.es el Hie temmy, wisli.il te go a step
lilghei iulethu til-st legislative Uiily- el the
laud, the I'nitisl .-states Senate, 'the lime
sceiui d rijKi ler his aiuliitieu. Hut a ileud in
Hit sli.nHiot'tlie "lone legislator from t'nlun,"
Uiailess. Wolfe, organized a belt In the
pally wlnrcby Jehn I. Mitchell, unions
among tin- ini-dim-ie men who liave Ken ic
lenllv going into the .Senate, was elected.
Te-day when tin- MmesUhv.irtliin-cstli.it
were routed wllh Olivet at their head foil r
yeaisage, aic in Hu lull Hush el nun ess, the
iiiilieiiiiieiiiciilut tlie lalliuc of the til lit of
Oliver IlietluusA 1'liillips is icnle.l.
An i:,ri 'IikIii .lumps tin-'I nu k.
The llullale last evpiess tialuliem Xuw
terli, en the la-high Valley railroad, luiuis-d
the track at stony creek, near White Haven,
Ii., Thursday ullci n. sin. The ntxiili-ut was
caused by a mUplai id switch. Abram Kvans
fireman en the engine, seting danger ahead,
Jumped fiem the uigiue and wa-t instantly
killed.
When the danger was diswvcicd a in-akt--in.iil
ran ihteugli Hie train diu-t-liiig the his.
M-ngers te liutry te tlie rear car. Tills Ix-ing
iIiiiie (iilickly, the ear was detai lied, the
tirnkeslieiug put Utiun. Alwut llltv passcu
Kt'ix vvcieun tlie tram. Many jumped tiem
thei-.uiiuidHUstalncdlighi briiisesaiidculs,
but no one was huueuslv injured, ll.udly
had the ii-ar uir been tut hsise fiem the tr.ilii
wlit-ii the engine and tlnee coaches ran tnun
the track down n twenty -feet embankment
into Steny ereek. 'Iho llrt-mau who jumped
Ireni tlie engine had both legs cut oil. Kn Kn
gitieer .leliu Itiiv was found at the thioltle of
the engine in a fainting condition. He was
ullghtly brulsisl,
A Ibulirlur- IViullar Will.
Tilt- will et Cilbert I)IslM)ieugh, a bachelor.
or.SiKilbiweoil, X.J., recentlvdiseast-d, gives
SJW te Si, 1'cter'i.r. i:. t-liua-h, or .Spolts .Spelts .Spolts
vfie.l, en eondltieii tli.it the eIUcIuIk of the
iliuicli unniially tell the Kll en the miniver
s.iry of the day eflils deatli, thesauieinimber
oflrekeft3hohal nttalneil years. Tliore Tliere Tliore
miiliiileroftho piojH'i-tygecsiotlio ltclerinc.l
Dulch cliiin-li, pi-ev idlug they Ms-p tltu faml
ly I urlal plot In geed order.
TWO YKRY IIKWY FAIU'III-X
ei.it i. it Hints. ,t
fir mi, .i.vi i
fllll I IJ-s. ttr l-IJTs-V
II tilth Il.tM,.
flvrttt. In tin llii.hirs. VVerl.l Hi it frcitnl
N.inir liiiiMrttiHtlnii -Hi III! 1 1nl Het II
I Inn. Will llall.t I'reni lite sre-ti.
sti.M ks..l ti f -,tllrs el I It. in.
'Ililird,iv atteriiisili Olivei Ities. ,V l'htllls
and theOliver ami Holerts wire com nuiy, el
Pittsburg, (limited) issuisl the following
card te llieli i usliters , V e an- te-ilny tsint
IH-llisl te sisH-ud jviy ineiit. and purt- call
ing imniedialcly nmeetiiionftlieselntereNtcd.
te whom we U-tleve wc enn show' nsseti
amply 'sutllcient, with some Indnliiriu-e, te
xiy every dellai or our liabilities. '
Kegardlng l lie i-alise of enilximissnieiit
there are numerous sensational snirles all. ml.
but met of them h ive Ken ileuitsl. One of
the steiies was te thueltei-t that impirlethe
amount of Jsiume i,n, iK, pretesti d In N'ew
" erk among the kuikcix. It is said th.it the
banks were wilting te isiiiiiuue local ry the
.tpcr i-t the 111 m. but owing te the haul times
and the scarcity of money, the linn wis en
able te raise money te meel the interest and
pay Itscnipleves. The M,v -rolls are said te
have imoiinted te trem KM.iitt te -Ji0.eisia
month, nnd it is s.ii.l this w is tis mudi te
meet any longer.
Harrv W. Oliver was a uicinbci i tin
National liepublliaii eoiiveulien held at ( in
eiuuati 111 ls7it, and was the i iu.-u nominee
ler I'uited States senator in lss, but lalleil
of election. Afterward he was the I'ennsvl
t.inla nicuiKr of the Uritl commission, and
took a leading iart in the work of that InxIv.
Ter many year, the linn et wlueh Mr. Oliver
is the bead has been regarded s one el tin
strongest iron eetiierns, HuancUlh. in the
country, and its suspension will occasion
general surprise. The works ,u one nine
employed ever .l.i men
some eighteen mouths age Harrv elivet
isltcd KugLiud, and en his return iniHrted
workmen and erected a steel mill, into w hu h
itli.islHii imies.sble ter intorniatieii-f.eek
ers te obtain entrance. The new pros?-.s is
Slid te Is- a Ktter one than the u ell known
ttushel pretess. 'i in- (inn has Isx-u uniformly
suis-esstul and the pretits have augn-galeil
millions. Tin op vears age tli l,c is retired
from the tirm with a tertuue el s. vend mill
ion dollar.. The present mcml r- ire H.W.
Oliver, jr., H. . Olner. i.eer-e Oliver, .1. II.
Other, .!. M. Phillip, and s, v. ml uluives
of the original pmprieteis.
llany Oliver's r.ulnxid sj , id ui.uis have
N'cu en a large s-ale, and in is saidte h.tvc
clenrcil IntMnV in a single dial m l-iki Ndere
sti-k alone.
Ruikirss.iv tin-tirm has icliu.d its lines
te a lower point than for vears. and Hn ein
lrnissu(.it in thus a greater surprise. Seme
attribute It te the purchase made m the
IsiKlla I'liriuce nuiimi.,iinrepct ling the
money te Iki i-alleil ler, biit wbn h va une-l-ctedly
demauded.
Tlie emkirrassinent does net elbsi the II.
It. Scott A Ce. barbel wire weiks, owned
principttllj by tlie linn. Oliver. Helierts A
Ce. are viin-werkers, and an- in. -holed in
the embarrassment et tlie ether tirm.
'I he news of the suspension almost i.iiisnl
a panic among tlie euipieyet-s, Imt w lien it
was stated that an ixteiisieu would prehablv
lie gnuited ami the mills lenlimie in opt-ra-tien,
the men set alsmt te dev ise siuic means
te aid the tirm. V mis-ting of the workmen
et the Weed's Itun null wax held, and it
was unanimously dis i.li d te return te work
at the I eductien wliiclitliey relused last week.
To-ineirow meetings w ill be held at the sev
eral Smith side mills controlled l the linn,
and it is thetiglit that smiilai a. ten will be
taken.
Illg ILilik I allure
.leliu J. Cisi-eA Ce., Imnkersel i v eik,
iii ule an assignment en Thursday. Tin ir lia
bilities are cstlni.itc.1 nt JiNMiniil: assets
alsmt the Mine. Alt AswiaUsl Press dis
HitiliMys: "The linn was intimately n
neeteil lin.iucially for ui.mv years with tile
Louisville A Xashville and the Housten A
Teas Central railway .nnipuiie, mid have
sutlt-reil from the late dis line in the ms un
ties of these corisjratiens, ,ts well as tlic
general shrinkage in values thrutiglieut Iho
year 1n.ni, - ,f. sem,n nutnet ilied last
year, and en Vpnl 1st m-vl the
atlalrs ..I the old mm weie te In
closed up. mil everything would have gene
en as usual up tetb.il lime lint (( tb'i"-.fs
that they were emkirnissed, vilmli were
suited about ten days a-e and lelegraplied
througlieiii this reuntry and Huiee. Tlusu
roeit-, grew out of the ta.-t that the tirm was
understood te U. larirclv uiteiesiiHl in Hous Heus Hous
eon and Tevas Cintral lmds, vihuh have
greatly depns lated sin. e the present manage
ment of the rea.l, cnilMsl the etiHns ..f tlu
first uieitL'.ige IkiiuIs te be Is.uglit by tlir
Seutheiu develepiiKiit iniii.uiv mstr.id et
av ing tin-in ilireitas heretoterc. Vltheugh
tlie leisirts alleitiiig the inslit el the tirm
were denied at the ttuie tliev led te a steadv
and ilieieasiug run bv depositors, and it was
di cuicd best ler the btnelit et all their ndi ndi
teis te make an assigiunint without preler
ences for the purjioseel a gradual liquidation
of their atlalrs. s generally lmlieved the
matter is rather in the nature el a liquida
tion than a failure, as it is stated tliat all de
positors will lie paid in full as seen as tin- e
i urines au Is- lialuc.l iijh.ii.
I'll r l. Illl .W-.I7 t ATI I).
A Vl.iteisrit. Vltriliiiit feutrlvis te I'ln
Willi Hull I1.m liens.
Miss (.ran- Whiting, of (.rent Harrington,
Mass , et au old and honored taiiuly, is
handsome ami alieut thirty years of age.
She has just entered Milt against .1, v.
Ilrewer, a man about 10 vears old and a
prominent men bant of the town, ter brenh
of premise, placing tin- damages at j lo.eoo.
Mr. Ilrewir has the reputation el having
nude engagements with tour ladies and et
having broken all of them. Heme the
IMipular feeling runs against him. It is s,u.l
that tllKcti years age lie was fiigaged te
marry a w ldew , and that lietere the c eiitr.u t
had been broken he had piemised te inariv
Miss Whiting, a maiden new living in
llroeklyn, X. Anether maiden whose
it-sidenie is new in a town en the Harlem
railroad, ami still another who m ty Ik called
tlie last, ,md who new -ceius te have the
strong, st held ukiu iiiin. i:.i Ii ladv knew
of tin-ether's engagements le liiew'er, and
eaeli was in liesrs el eviiiluallv Milting out
her rivals.
He had a talent ler iriating aps-iiraiues,
and se deftly Implanted hope in Ihe lieart of
e.iili that iie kept them all en a siring at
once. If Iho lady en the Harlem read lom lem
Jilaincd of negbx t he w mild make It all right
by becoming out- of tin- i hief lueui tiers at
her father's Itinera!. When another lady
leund hoi-Nell in daiigci el Ix-ing i.ist out iii
the cold nie was in n-ct-ipl el a tur-liiied ur
cular, or some ethei present that made her
heaitltel glad mid aiisyd her te leek down
en htr si t-iniiigly less sucvcssful rivals with
Iho Hjurit of a vutei. Se these ladies have
bien kept en ihe raggtsl edge el ilettutlr,
hoiiie et tliem for alieut tlflcen veaix. Mr.
Iltewt-r, King engaged in a laige business
and being liked by all his aciiuaiutam es, was
considered a geed catch, ami Ids tinf.iithtul
ness was net enetigli te make any of these
ladles veluutailly akmdeii him. Oncevin
went se far lis te niake up hei wedding tious tieus
seau, tlmliiig, loe late, that she had no need
for it at lh.it time. This suit has caused a
wkI.U sensation in Hie western p.irtet M.issa
ehUNOtts net equalled in the past ten years.
I In- Cii.tcrn I'ig Iren A ... uilen.
Via convention called in New Yerk ey
Iho Kaateiii l'ig Iren Association, wlilcli met
Thursday, a loiistitutieu was adopted, pin
vidingtlut the oigaiii.itien shall be known
asthei'Aliicilcau Piotivtive Tailll Assix.-l.i-tlen,
' and Its elijist hli.ill K-Iho protivtlen
ami ilevclnpment el Vinerican industries In
all lirancht-s of trade. AU pt-rseiii t.ivering
pioteetive piiiuiplosaie eligible le ineiulioi ineiuliei
hhlp. llesidcsllie usual elticcrs there w ill lie
luudiiistoile leiuescnt ihe v.uieus liiiltu.
tries. Tlie animal nut ting was lived ler Hit
lliiid Widnesday in ScpiemlK-i. A it-selu.
Hen was adopted declaiiiig the as,(H-l.itieii
opposed te the iuiHirtntleu of leielgn lalMir
uiidei contract.
sale, or Hi nl liit.il...
Henry shulx-rt, imctleiieer mid teal eUite
ni,eiit, sold nt piivate nale the preH-rty be
longing te Harry Myer, tltiuUsl en the
south Mldn of K ist King sheet, betw eon Duke
and blme utrct-tH, jfes, llil .mil lis, t,(ii, c
liiehler, jiir?ll,lin.
Alse sold the niuK.-ity bilenging te II. c.
Klchler, situated en the easi side of Seuth
Duke stiects, between Vine and Chimb
htrects. Ne. 117, te Han J Myers, ter $l,sii.
Mr. Mycisj will remove te the Paik liouse
with hU family en pnl lst. He will also
mil the hotel In Ccutie Siiu.-ue llius having
one at either cud of the btreet car line.
t'EltstONAl.
.lolls 1 S( t t w ivs he Is n.. a l.iute,
but the statement Is unsupsiti d.
IllMVMIN W CltVM, picsitlelit e( the
II.Mnl of Trade of Mlaut.i. and member i-r
tlie Ueergla Capitel . .uimlseu, diisl en
'Ihursday.
Ill v. Hu. miis. C. Hi v il. a well known
Hplscepall.ui miutster, dusl Thursihy at
Itli ii a, N. Y. lie was strl. ken with niepIcy
in i-lmnli last Stimlav.
Pitit.mrs Swvvi.ii. with one oMssplten
the richest man In the I lilted states Senate.
I furthermore distinguished for novel hav
ing made a speech then-.
Winiis W viitil.Mill v w of New Haven,
Conn., at the wedding of his daughter Mice
te Win. ,t Mills present. .1 (he bride Willi
diamonds valued al loe. "no
Ciivmis I'viikmvn. tin tilterian nnd
m.musciipt eollis-ter. Ii lis the tasaihusetts
liislerteal suK'lety tli.il the m le Insure the
preseiviitlen of private .b uuienls Is for the
writer te Indorse en it -Hutu this letter."
M.s. vi l.l villi. the an lueolegKU lias dfccev
i nil the workshop of i pn histeid ariuerr-r
or smith en a steep ik bv Ihe sen en the
southwest side ui Ihe cninula el tJullsren
( llilttany). which dab s fiem Ihe loiie age.
Du. Cviiuei., the v.iitirv of the New
erk state HsMrd et health, his recently o e
aniiuisl with a micreMs.s a quantity of the
butkwheat tlem el leniuii rt e, nnd leund
that it isiiitulucd ii. . be kwheat whnlover,
but was coui"se.l ilie.-st enlirclv ofgvp efgvp
Niim VI. I'll vm ets Klii I.ei I- von .the I'rt-ni Ii
hvdregrapher, is dead He Wiethe eriglna
let el the project te i r ate a sea in the Nahara
desert, by cutting canals through the low
sand hills w hleh sepirati the deseit from the
tbsliicrram-aii sea. lie was Nyirs of agi .
and vi as an elllcer of the l.egiou'el Hener,
tl. Vi i vmuii. In i vn has proNented te
i tin l "medie l'rancaise the eulv known e
ampleel the himlwritmgef tlelliere, It is
i au ai t et one of his plavs wuli his sigiiatuie
I apiM-udisi at the Isitleui of the lM wge. It
I w ill Is- framed with this signature exwed
le view, and placed m tin greenroom et the
I thcatie,
I Villi. Ill Vliiuii. tin i l.lei s,,ii e the
i l'ruiis of Wales, Ins ritti n a replv te the
lettei el ismgrntuiatien whiihhe received
I trem Mr. ftlndstuiie en the lainsteu of Ins
1 twenty -llr-t blrthdav 'Ihe TrliKS says.
"I-bise at-i-eei nmnv thanks ler venr verv
kind letter, which n'dmlntbh deserilx-s much
that demaiids my eariu st thought, and which
I shall prize among mv dearest treasures."
I.viii m Vv i in.,, no's death was
mused bv drepsv ind harileiilug of
the liver. His h. ilth bid Ken deh
cati ler a year, but nothing serious
was anticipated until his death. Mtheugli
enlv l'i vrarsef age In- had the api-eamuce
ei a man ei .mi. hi- tin.
his brother. Charles V
iilil 0UlUs fall U
1 iiu li Ahi1n lii
personal pmiterly will i t.. Ids tw, .laugh
ter, new in Cuglaii.t
Hen vcr Hew vm I't rm et Philadel
pln.i,lhe distinguished vdaesiiearean scholar
and editor, has given Vassar istllege one
tlieiivimt dollars te cs'abbsli n priie lund.
It is te Ik named the Katu Itoger Furtiess
Pri7 1'iind, in memerv of he, desnseil wife,
who edit. si a Coiiieid.mi e .f Shakcs'ieare's
lK-uis a few yeaisaL-.v I'lie inieine is te In
divided into two prires vvhiili are te In
granted te the two highest suis-essful com-js-titers
in ess,iys en enie siakesx.ire:ei or
i;ii7.nbethaii subject.
i m.m:.i ii. v.ir.i; n n ti i .
1 lit-llet k of a NteiDi Vierrliiu VVai-Nliii
ii... i
Willi llt-a.l an. I Willi.;.
V most alarming loiiditien el allairs pre
vails thteiight the npubli. et Panama and a
m-neral .entlict I mimtucnt. ( ml war is
under, way m Cuiidmamar. a, llavaca. san
tandi r and tlaplelena, and, it seems, ls,ilmut
te break out in the uniterUuit Mate et Can.-a.
In Panama mere tnaible uinv ms-ur, but
there villi U little bl.Hslshcd. Heav v light
ing lias 'already taken pluie in tin- interior.
Nevis trem l!tiinder is still of i doubtful na
tore. Ne 'steamet lias arrived lrem toast
I-orts during the past fortnight and it i im im im
osxifele te say w li.it is really eeeuring. Pull
jtarticiilarsi li.ive been reeei vis 1 of the board beard
ing nt the Iluacliebv Vlfani and the crew et
the Vl.iiuclu. The .ictieu seeins te have lten
one of the most gallant and sanguinary ever
fought en beard of a vuss.. The tollevviug
dcNi-riptieii is etr.i list limn nri.rl made
bv an elllcer et the Nueve tie Julie, one or
the i;eerniut nt vessels.
"On appniaching the si-ene ei the ceiiiUu
um lemmaiider delermiiieil t ittack, taking
the Maiuel.i iK-tweeu us (..itlmg guns,
ritles and even mat lues had lieen alMiiilened
and men wi reingagtsl ui one of these sharp
riieiiiuuers! I ruin whicii few emerge alive.
'I his ilmili struggle via a horrible one and
vet the men et the tl.giieln led t lie HiiaUie.
of wliti Ii tliev were m ionm.nseii, and ic
turned te tlieir eun vessel. Then we en
diavered le mm and mk in-r bv tin-stem.
VV faihsl jnd sie at en. e attacked us and
ven trusl tei-ari v us bv liear.ling, Imt lailisl,
owing te the plav el our machine guns and
lillis. Then sin took reluge ImIuiiiI the
Hiia.lie. We loltewed her but s),. reueweil
her att.ii k en us. vt tins ineiuciit one of our
sliells tell en her Nern deck and Net lire te it
Then wc determined te Ixmr.l lie r. but one et
our guns burst, tearing up a (urt el the cbs k
and killing Neme et our gunners We pur
silt il the burning tl.ijui-la, wbli h neverthe
less vi cut alongside the Hujtheaiid imlcav imlcav
ered by various methods te set heron lire.
1 hiding that thoveNfl was en tire and that
he i euld net capture his two ipuinents, anil
that even if lie ctiin.'Ui-lied the tlames he
liad.ne i inl en lnurd with wliieli toceiUiuli"
tin- unequal teiub.it, le ner.il A I fare gave or er or
ilcrste run the vessel ashoie. On grounding
theso en IhmiiI tlircw tlieiuselvi-s into the
sn.1. sniiiet-rled ler lielpaiiil we sent beats
tetliem. Iinmediately alterwards we bearded
the llu h he. The s' . t.i. le was a horrible
one. 'Iho deck was a mass et dead and
w. nmded. Captain, elli. i-rs and men were
.lead ei dviug. I'ew imbed, escaped lrem
this singuiuary ieiit..t. The Vhijuela is
binned tethe watei's e ge. We have verv
low prisoners."
fn:ri. 1 1 te ir s.
VV hlM-rtl ll In HU liir.
Me. Ii ineic iinpeltutit i- il tlitui p eplc gen
i uillt -niiese leliavi l.ln s unit blu.l.lti In
ge.nl vveiklng outer Whin thiM organ aie
light-Jiiv mid Iiapplniss Wli. ntliej meulting
lonfiisleii niul nils, n Mr 1. II Llurk,
W hicl.it K, le-uts, writis I han misl llrew n'
lien lliltci ter ilitiusxl lila. liter ami klilncvs
mi. I luive had gnat nil. I M. ntien te veir
Miiie-riug iiiemi iii.it ini ewcrlul niul pi
tonic uiuv lit- hud ut tin .Ii u htei.
Mint
i.i.-rri.u 1 lievi si.t.Aiim ,, ieiin.
NlCNATt LllAVDEH,
VLUAM, N V , Vlli;l3l, IcmJ
1 01 11 lenn tliim It lia 11 11 in) imbll te ne
IIIIAMIIIETII'H l'lLl. Ill tart, I li.ne tcllleill llMll
et citleii te utu tiny ethfr uictllcin ittiii it
utreitU uiu glint iti-aiiit tirnuy that for ljilleii
us, il,H-r..i, mill tin. ntlii 1 ill of Hit. a) Mi 111,
te whit h men litiiulilli- lift tut- nieru opt Hunt
ethir te bcftiitjjtit, tht ni- an tiivHtuuhlti run
nl.v IOII.N I I.VLOIIn
I 01 lonliUtIeil, lll'HijrsU.llI, leul blullMCll,
IHzlui-s mill llt-uiliit-lie, 110 nictllcliiu eijuul
"llniiiiltcth'N l'lll." run-11 ml Mmplu, lentulii
iiilt neiuciuiiiy, they aic thu f.uutly mctllcluu
thtt .mil utfu iru.iril
nettrs am fiiitu:..
IJAKUAINS IN HOLIDAY SLI'l'lL'U.S.
WM.H.GAST,
Xe. jus xeiiTii jij:t;x ymun'i.
HE Vl.l.lllN
Beets, Shoes and Rubbers.
VIS- hitvclmien lilt 1- let of t.imt ilipputtt for
thilntinit I'ii-iii'iiIh, ut prliv liiiiKlni limn i 111
tip Alse 11 rull line of Mttliiiiii 1'ilnil lIoeiB,
hfiet-nuil llnlibcr. vvhltli will liu huUI ullliu
Inn iit pesallilu liriti-K. Vim 1 the tlinu for liar
khIii, Mhi'llii'i- In Kinilv um.le erJOiili-ri-il
Werk. Hi-continue te Ictnl nil etlit-iM in inc.ig.
iirt-tt work for l.itlli-11 or Ri-11tl1-1111.il, mill our Finn
k ri-ncli tulf CeiiKli-s Uoeta 01 lliitlen nIiin-, ter
(...Mi, vtuKiiiimiittote be Kjii.tl le itny (-Hiihhoe
te Im luul mi)H)ieie. Hv our new inctlie.1 vte
OM llOlllt)ltll.llCIlklll,r, Wllllll U KOIlllJvitlOUIt-
bio te iiiiuiy iit-rfceu.
(.IV I. 1 N V
Tltl VI. .Nil
I'l.KVN.KK
UIU WILL 111:
VTOTici: te tm:sia.ssi:iis am
-11 1,1 .NM:iti. iH-ntimi) nu, liru-liy fer-ililili-n
telicaptisH oil liny of Um lumU of the
I eiiiwiilliir.Niitilncllifutea, In l.tluinen unii
Uiuciuti-i- teinitlea, whelhri liulesi-il oriinlu eriinlu
1 l.ii-.l, 1 Itlit-r lei- tlie pin im-e of KhoetliiK or 1UI1
lu, il Hid law will lm ifeltUy i-iifeii-eiriiiiliiBt
Illl tl 1-apilaMllK HU aaW Ulul. of the Ullllt-lalirill-l
uilii UiU nutlmt.
OI CpI.KMA.V I IIEI.MAN,
il l-hltl V AI.IH.N,
I.DWAItlM I Itt.tiMAN,
.. .,, AllOMlcyhirlt W Celiman'tthilra
Oblll-tftlAw
yivmv.iu
Hl'ITl.TCs.
KO
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unit
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ll
Itltslllisllelne lenililnliKt 1 nm with pur.". cue
table tinitcx, iMilcklv niel tsmiplileh rl'llt.s
liVsl'l I'st . IMMi.l sstii, VIUVUI.V.
WKVbMss IVIPI 111, 111 Ullli. I Illl I.s anil
t'l.V I.li niul M.I I! l l.l V
lly ntplit anil thertuitli aiuliiiUiltiiii Mtlh the
litixsl II renthrs vcrv part of Ihe vU-m, pull
(lis ami eiiilihcs the l-l.ssl, .lietlatliclis the
nttiM I, ami nt-rvi-A, ami tencn ami Invigorate
Hit sv stein
V tlie. ptetl-ii Utst lentc knettn
It IU nirv the worst cne of l'pepla. If
moving U diMitssinu nvniplems, mirli as last
lug the l.sl Ik I. hbii, Ileal In Hie Ntutuncti,
llctittltiirn, eti.
The enlv ltt.ii iiii-dUIni- Unit will net Marktui
or injin-r the lei 111
It 1. Invaliialile fei ill.e-tt.es perulUr te women,
timl ttiall is-is.eti who leailstslutilatv lives
Vn iiiiritllliiH reined) fin tlbcu-es of Hie l.lver
anil Milncv
Persen siitrerliiB fnnn the ctrtrt of e vent eik,
in rs i.ut tumble Iemr of nipe(lte, or ihhlllt.
eK-rti-ii.e .jultk tvltef mill irjicwisl em igy tij
Its unt
il tl.x ii. il cause llen.t.lcbe or pm.bue 1 eiiull
pntten nl II 1.11 Iren lui'dti'tiien de.
It I the tnilv nivpariillen of Iren thttt eaii.es
ii.. innuieiis elTcclt l'hyslclitn an. I .InigRttt.
iv.tttiimemt II a Ihe Ix-sl, 'I ty It.
The Kcniitiii- ha I raite MitiV ami ciixurd I eil
llnceii wraiMTi "I like no ether Vlaiteenly by
IIIHIW V llll.VIU ll.te,
tULTiMert;, vm
. I'd Ivtl.Uv
llli.
Hi
as
iiiti-iim
a
I
nit ntti. ic was voeiiitariiv seiu te
Ml! II I s vVVIvltllt VueiH fl Itl'llt VIII n
til ti VV INI siiU i.v a prominent pnu-tlitttg
I'livsl, Ian et litis teiintv who tin t lenlv ely
n-tl tlie llnm.lv nfiir. d te In Ins ifgnUr prat-tl.-e
It is -i.niii. ml. 1 1. the atlt ntieii et the
a I'll, ltd with
ISPll.l si lnN l llsp p
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
h ihiw unii h aini-til UthtU- tlmulnitt
ru nt' or inU ml l- h Im mitv but tu bw ui tl
u ummHi tin i niwiii iMti tw In tin run el
Mitnr of the lUvtiiHtUi tlNt'u" w hih hwt'ciw
huiiv Hi ti rtiinu il thiHijinrt 1 it llini W it ti
puivU piillunthn y uinHv. i nrtrit te lh
fueriwe iieUm h iniiiui- - )vi luuv imw
..illlftA.l Hll ll. . .. i.. i .1,1, .!. -4 t kt t mhAl
tl till) l- niuilllnl u "' I mil ui" i-' - i-'-ih,
h mwN Iflt iiiuttls Hhiihi- neihmu mm ei U h
ttvtn Itli M
lh aunt. MHb fn'ji ii'iuiltf ami imm or
lr tltbtHl, utll tint) till-. iuip1i iiH'll'liH'
h'ii u-std iiniM il
Ml Kit t U.N 111 Ml m
Ker all thftr 1IM niul it-h- 1W it lumt'Tir
trie tlv uinIriNtoe! thit u- pnsnul iiml iim
tttit "iu aitkli' and tbiit i-
Hcgurt's Old Brandy,
1 h our iiitittitMn turtel II I SI.N
M VKhlS Iht- enuiiU hiw "tiet thr trt ter
(Hr. ami tm-H iu fi fiilttl, nn tar a eiircAiH
iWm-c t'TttiuK. tiw tin nfme Rlr It the
ln ft n! ntr til ittlirr llnmilh"- no uuitt f
nitnUew nmiij hw inuklii( I it nth till e thrv
uiv braniUd etieiuiirth ! thu uhmh ilwt U
tarl thntHn jh (Mi mi lien luifNitint !
I jiitn sHnilli. heiiIiI .itrtltv te hn nil tbi
Itnimlr te rnif nn im h t.u ir (iwk In )ireul
et tin tn-HtUf iMniat et
Ithli. Wll - Ol l Hit Mi
In (iiH- of l-pi p-lu inn u tuition nnnilH-is
of itm " --fin.' (um in imrtu ulnr nt' will iitr
V buiil weiktnff f.miitM n nl 1m rn nfllietMl ilib
nn i hnuMliig liMn-elA lei u iiumtH'i el M-ar
hl"teuHuhniiuulivjut nlmetl 't.ry Klinl of
feinl Vr huil miii t'l'iu tnltenHt un-ttanllv noun
H-iU-1n f,i t In hu elillin.l te n-.li let hit OU t
te 1 1 at ki ii iiml "tult I'Hml, nnd ns h v nt' h
n -4 d Mi dmiin " Itettt ltit-r lie I- ti MdhetlWt
timl tli'ii, nt no, prtunhtd nt liim, und in hU
dlMftni-t ettt.ii dt i lalincd taint 4tl nttlnt nil
kind- ut "IruDit ill Ink M hvn al Im tl te It
UJ-H. Mil -(it U HU M,
lu hitfrtf. h ltMibctl nj utth HtteuNhmt nt
Utit nft i htHriiiKet hit nindtariul tn ('tu tn tbt
nix tt teiin of bit nra i U4.tiiatntiiU( ', hv nt
la I teiiM nttd te tollew our udvltt- lit iimmI the
HntiitU fatthtnll und stcadtU the tlrtt iMittli
g htK- him an nMttti mid in ftin- the wcenil
aa all takt n hf n it a sound imm, nifhnlin
nrh i"iiHibl( tr dlfttttina nnthtnjj x libit ln
cheiHt' te fat He ttll kit u "und uH't n lit 1 1 1
tetatenaH und -lnr In h.i-4 tbU incdlcliif. In
lian Uvtn 1 i ry little iM-cunlnrv Immh-IH le tin
dtxtei t 'iifii'i l'hjm mn
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
Vl.l.N I I-ill! HUl. VIII III I) V Nfr-1ll;K,-I
si Mil sl IS j;v,
lmM.ilei .out il. ul i In illil Ilrnii.lv klmn ni(
. till. I ill.) Mil.ti'lni. Impeltiil in 11. l7
.ei.l InCI I ti iiiiimuii. s of i i v l.rtlli.l
n. .in Ii Vli . t'l.lt. I, III. .it ii Ntenl
Ne. 20 East Kiinj Streot, Lnncuster
t 1 ;: tti s.
Cl HHI MUM .l. NnitU
EDGERLEY & CO.,
11 .uri it r.iill.li-1-1
M VKK1 1
Mill I 1
I Nt
ui- vu ui i-esiui nn
NlKK, I-V.
Ol I! I Vlll. I. slut K Ol
BUGCIIES & OARRIAG-ES
lempris) , ih. I.jl. -1 sn ,. , um ,Mt Kli
hiiIIv Mtiish...! llllll ll HI ullli:
1. Ill VII V IIF.IU I I.li I'KH h.s
1 hi -I 11. IMOII t;l VLI'iV Ol oil! Ueltlv
1 no leiiui-i .incsilencil Om work 1 11 Hue u
itnv nulil. In tin l.iitri r iltti nn.l nii t ,
II VLI Illl. I'llli 1 Ven I. tlif lime te. nit. r
ter iiilui
l.NLOt ll Vltl. I Vlll IH. VMM.
Vnil Honest MulL VII Uerk W . Villi VM Kll.
ItKI'.VIKIM. 1-llelllTl.V .VriK.Mil.D 'I O
One si-t of uuikiiitiii fnii dally finiliij el lertlmt
1H1I IHlnC
2- V few M i i,s ,., U Kigmm, ,,,0
in. .mill nut JM l! ,Vt
J
rOKIUX'K ,V MILKY.
Fine Carriage Werk
VI-
NORBECK & MILEY'S,
Ceiiiit Diil.c Villi' SIitcIn,
I VM VN.!P PA.
HI. IIVVK IN Nlui.lv, AND L'.NDl.l: tO.V-
NiniTiieN' reu 'JUKLO.VIIVU
Ni..v !();, Tin:
Fiiusl Viirit'ly l Ciirriitm U'erlc
I.V I. ltelTI.lll.il le MIL I't III. II
Out icpiilaiiini ter selling 11 llrt . lata Jeb ;il
i.eit 1-Ifc-iux-t h in bt en c.tiitillaht it c
GUARANTEE OUR WORK
'lobccenttriii'ti-ilof aiflne iiuili'il tl n tmy In
the 1 emit) , iiml w ill till uir bulew ethir ill nfi-i-ti.
We Invite the Public te Inspect Our Werk
(Inifeiu bt'liiff ilHliu-nl te (lay Fiiiu-y 1'iIcck) ulul
lejiiiltfti for llii'intihea, ua u nm the only
ii.iiiii.,.. ..f
llllltTJ of
cnititwr
CITY .STY1.IX.
A FEW SLEIGHS LEFT,
H Illl 11 HII.
111. Nin.it t tevr -lecuisi:
HIT NTOClv.
if Itt'iMliiiiu NciiiI) Dene.
MOVK.S.
poeu, wjiiti: CO.,
-3j BANKERS.
I'KIVIJ. It Vll.H VV Ni:il lilTir.N.VIH VVbO.N
JIA.ND JOU t.NVhsTMU.NI-
VI iiiii..iiiwtlfa ltenl l-stnt, 7 tf.r . ,tt lui.nlj ..h
lie ut lui 111111 iutrrcfit I'repvietfuViif "roer'u
M.tiitintef ltatlvtav'9 ' ( r-mspoiiilciire Inv licit '
45 Wall Streot, New Yerk.
iitl-lytU-eil
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:im:ciai. Miner..
AGER & RrOTHER.
IEMBROIDERIES.
t. iNSMtly'ir.UlV1 ,uul l'1NU QUAIitTIUS. mi well itH Heme or
tlie MOST r.LEQANT DEaiONH IMPOKTED, te which we Invite HpecliU at
tention. HAMBURG GMBROIDDRIDS, , '
Cambric Edgings and Insertings, (
Nainzoek Edgings and Insurtings, , '
Swiss Edgings nnd Insertings.
ALLOVERS AND FLOUNCINGS.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
A JOB LOT AT MUCH
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King Street,
N
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FAI-lNESTOCK'S.fe
HOTJSE-miUnSKDfG DET &OODS,
IN l.'l VN
FAHNESTOCK'S, Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
l-trsen . .mini 111 nil. liens, k. . pun 1 Him,. :i '.. ..ll t. , i . I, ., i.i .I1...1I.I k nn nil.. I tlml our telt
1 stetktil Willi nisi un.l twill .1 sl lllNl.- VNIl slllKllSi, s,s lllcilt Ind mill I 11
I IcnchtHl. 111 nil thr t.ti 1..11 tt l.l th i.ii.l yi nl, 1 .,.11 te 1..1 , t,ii ,,i ,e, , , oil. e Ihnn evet lie fei t t
knew 11. tin. I ti tu l. . .1.1 11. it i.linirlt
Vlelllencln.l null ttl.linrhi.il .11. tnun, I .'. I-l ... le.j. Napkin, lliklnit ( In t k tli
. It Mm, ll.inkt I tmfeit ijmlt I ..1111. ipm. - I 111 k. II. .1 I O.li 101. 1 niiiiiI I .0 1 1 . 1 Ic el.
VN,., laipt t, 10I 1 loin ..el 1,11, .
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse,
tlll.M' vimsi
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
CHEAP STORE.
Is new lull et Slu-etitirf ami Shirt lui; Miinliim of all the Pupuliir Mukeu lu nil
WitlthH ami QualitieH. tit lower pricert than ever bofero Tickings or
nil Kiuilea uiulcr the rcKiilar prieuH Table Lincna from Auction
from 20ct up te SI GO per yard Napkins niul Tewnls
111 InrKO tifwertmi-ut Counterimnou from Auction
t,v NEVEIt BEFORE SO I,OW '.:j
-letzger & Haugliman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST,, LANCASTER.
r" ilflHPen thi t hih r 11 mi- .mil srii I lliti-t Huh I
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OII. s.. (.IVLI.U.
tJANUARY, 1885.
'e ifiliife our stork wc liuve ivilwil prim lesiiil llic liiiies.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, all reduced in price.
Seal Plushes and Cloaking Cleths and Trimmings, all reduced
in price.
Dress Goods. Shawls and Skirts, all reduced in price.
-Carpet Departments
We are receiving our NEW SPRING STOCK in Velvets, Brussels
lapestry, Extra Supers and Ingrains. Prices Never were se Lew'
Persons wanting Carpets the coming season, it will pay them te leek
at our Stock and Prices.
er.V70A; fiAA.f 71.1) Willi Ti:i.i:iHUXi:-M
JlOlll lllllUUIV i, ltk", oil! -tell' Hill Ii, t leal-ll ul I. p III . t 11 elt sllt ) t) , , ,llr,lt r ,l(j( ,.
CIJOriN S. GIVLER. & CO.K
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
B
0WK1W A 1IUUST.
ANUARY
H I. Nil VI 1. ill I
WHITE, SCARLET and GREY BLANKETS
Al.Uitrtlly Iliiliittil I'litc. te t low out llu-l.iillu-l.el, .i i .le net mil tec.in j (hem ever tint
Nuismi liiiiiiinbi-i, vili-tlui till per mil llimiiiii-y tiialiMili """"", r,,IH
COMFORTS. COMFORTS.
l.lcKimt Um toi-liiKceiit ulth lilneriiiil ill ilut It il lieincvt i v f iishSili- t VN'U.sil mn,
floiu5tinti.per jiirilup. sHKII-I'Imi AMI mIIIUTIM. Ml h .INs, LirKc stiitk ill 1 ePHr '
with HI pir emit, tleilni ted liniii cicry ( nali Sule. H c open tetl.iv l-vliii line tint ilei'li.7v.i! i j.
Huh I'lliuiH C ash .VlUNl.I.Ns ut Le 1'iJiu.. v,Ul, l0,,ei lent. iliAtut'.-tt fien i-vciy lull. "tli"1 4'
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Black Silks and Black Cashmeres.
Hi- eiler Hutu Uitt.wlth lu pel unit tli-iliiclt.1 tieiiinvuv tush Mile l'lcicc Blve iihu cull u
)oil will beurne te Milt) uinncy en jour piiii-luiM-sef im b ' lu" "
i-Ourstoi-evvlll(loeilnl Up in ,i"iuitMtiinlii), until liullui iielice
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 North
rrnAT)QUAnTi:us reu Tin:
INDIAN MKDICJXUS,
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
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Lecher's Drug Stere - -
vn ei'ibt kin. st- i .... ..,.!. ... i...
.NO, t) fc'AOT hl.NO bT LuncMkr, IM
WOOfls.
nKDUCED PUIOES.
BROTHER,
Lancaster, Pa.
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Lancaster, Pn.
I J I'.n. I'. It VIIIVON.
l.ll el ll s 01 h Ol
& HURST,
Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
rp'lin IiAltfJJIsf, 1IK.ST AM) .MOST
,. . ""''iP'cte iissertnient of Uiiihre, t'asliin mnl
l'l.kct CtinU In the te n, t.-xmi Cc. per pu"l! ,!,,.
ll UtTMA.VS Vi:i.l.OW niOXTCIOAIl
a lUllft.
CON.SL'MI'TIO.N.
1 liuveu pesltlvnii.iii,
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! )i'!V!'!?'i TCciVluri
Ul-hI, te streiiL
Ft!'5u,i:v!i!Ii:'r,hCr,vi,,h
Will Hl-llll J tilt iien'Li s 1 111.L- ten(,
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