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' EvTIIV WEDNESDAY MORNINO.
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,:,.The earthquake is tbe most interesting
,Mttea of the day, and we all would like te
..'IrtxnrB great deal mera about it than we
,;' Scientists cannot satisfy our greed,
,1 for they knew but little themselves that is
? certain. Thev sneculate. and when there
C Hm .. ill..Ut.. ..i- 4- JUl.. II.aI.i,.
; W SSW VUU1UU1U IOMU W UiSU U31. U1VU Dl;c-
1, they get credit for knowing where
rate but miessine: and euesslnc badly.
At4ikA mm m? sift At fin I wtmn iinnnnp(ed1p
, 'facts turns up te confound them. And
were are no scientists mere often or readily
tV tripped up than geologists, since there are
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if, U9BB wee are mera reauy 10 iurui uuiiciu uuiiciu
'I'fisleM upon the insufficient data, which se
I Ji Itriquently content them. They cannot see
gjlnte the bowels of the earth ; ana it is only
' . iWhen nractical men. in search of thcdel-
p-tjlan, go down deep into the earth for it,
jJX that Its secrets are exposed ; and se often
.f. te tee comeunuing or uie lueensi. iiic
fee (til sum! mm nrnr1nr. of Ppnnsvlvnni.T. has
rJbeiii Barticularlv tnrinir te ceoleeical sci-
KjlK'aece, and it Is net yet that it has drawn it
EV.liaU together te meet the phenomena with
I'-'f'jt.a satisfactory explanation of cause and a
rsMutuacvery prepuecy as 10 location, u.ceui.
and durability. Generally we are told with
i-V-" confidence that the oil and gas supply is
V 'ivmntl tn fall wiUiin n frdnpraMnn nt.
jr-, - ... ......... - B
Bj,"- farthest; but it does net pay te be a bull en
yjthe prophecy, since dally the yield becomes
? lnvevav etifl tltn rr-ie fnlla 1nTTnr
rW Frebablrwe knew as much about the
Kt - .. ... . ... ... ..
is eaixnquaKO as science wiu ever ieu us,
i.lwlthoatseme new discovery of practical
, fs sen. Perchance if these disturbances
9b5 come often and severely, our energy and
MfX lnrnnuitv will suffice te find some remedv
ra&tf or alleviation that has net been discev-
, ered amenar the barbarous and stunlu
people that heretofore have been the
erthauake's usual victims. We will hard-
jLtT lv afAnd thn nvfirthmwintr nf nnr rltipa
--without a determined effeit te find out
W bow UiUi thing comes and hew it is te be
maae 10 go. e inve uau a genius -ai-talu
Ward,T7as it net? who maintained
that there was a hole through the world
from pole te pole ; and if there is net, we
may need te make one. "We have done
great things in the canal digging line, and
are attempting greater ; aud n he can s.i
that a hole down te the earth's internal
fire, te be a safety valve te it, is beyond
our power V Probably it would be an inef
fective remedy for the trouble ; but if net
ire are net without confidence that the
trick would be done.
They tell us that the earth was once a
molten sun, whose crust has cooled in the
course of an Imaginable number of ears.
; se as te be inhabitable ; and that the cool
it ing process created our rocks and hills and
;: Is still going en down towards the earth's
centre, which is yet molten. The vel-
1 are vents for these fires, and when
they are active, earthquakes are net. The
naturally suggested remedy for the earth
quake would therefore be te keep the vol
cano moving. But en the ether hand, if
the earth is made te vomit forth constant
ly her contents will net its equilib
rium be affected ; and where shall we
put the lava in the countless coming ages V
If we let the future take care of itself , we
auy perhaps control the present; and that
is all that man cares for, the generations te
come taking little of his thought. It
is an obvious reflection,hewever,thut if the
earth's centre is molten and its crust filled
with gas and fluids that are let out freely
nmn ltd aitv.i f Itnwi (a nntni. 4n V t it...
l',H course of vears such a dancer in the Perth's
economy as will play hob with it after
some fashion that we will net be there te
see.
A Few Words te J. W. Jehnsen.
W. Jehnsen, esq., does himself no
.1 navul It- nml I. f n aa ; n. .. A a. .1 1... A 1. 1 .
1 publishes in the Philadelphia Tuna, in at-
-;. t w3uiibcu tmuiciiuuu ui uimseii irem tue
-jL Vi. ,. ......
:f iiiatencai cuaxge mat, several years age
E& he was charged with forging naturalization
; it?"3! e"1 was ucqutiiea Dy pleading tue
statute of limitation."
. ti r.it3iw nitiu. Hi. .am.., .1 . i
wi. vvuuvu i.iu tuu iccuiu uuu uiia-
yr .bmmk un law ui bun 1..&OCJ iaj uuumvH
"nxcx the accusation. We cheerfully print nn
a 'r account of what took place en that occa ecca occa
rAlen te show whether or net auv injustice
' Xfebas been done him. It must lie plain te
W I'&fc -. Al.i 1 tl 1. ir y,
tj iijuue tunv, wuetuer or iiub Air. jonnsen
.technically pleaded the statute, he escaped
''(W'fti operation ; and when bis counsel
uaadtM court Insisted upon the common cemmon commen
iaW trying him under a law against
we statute ran.ne se plainly showed
hta.' purpose te take advantage of that
- Mfafe that the commonwealth liad nothing
i but te threw ud its hand.
rr --. . . . :
t.r'.. Hr. jDHMnn n pjirnvr n n a areraman
. thattbe, Iktelueencek, as then con-
uv .dttoiee, lnsiswa upon a prosecution of his
r r i ka ' and hfi mav Vu feQ,...i i.t .1 .
JXTEtxiOEKCER'a present management
(" would de ihe same under the same clrcum---,
stances. Put it was men of his own pellti.
cil faith who furnished the testlmenv
itVi. against lilm; counsel appointed by the
c Mtrt drew the bin against him ; and the
associate of his own political party who
aided the prosecution has since been ills.
fcSY tlaguWied by his party with honors tewanl
iWbicu Mr. Jehnsen can never hope te
&'&cwl,
.. mt. jonnsen saja ue new nas, "anu ler
? many years have had, the written sworn
in wt rtftvewien which will
atMy any court or jury In Christendom
that the utterer of the bogus paper Cart.
E. McMellen did net obtain it from me,
as he testified he did, but that he obtained
it from Cam. Muhlenberg, the maker of it.
If the utterer of that paper feels aggrieved
at the statement that he snore te what was
net true in that case, and which liu must
have known was utterly false and without
foundation, the ceutta of our coiiiinw ceiiiinw
wealth are open te Mm te seek vindica
tion." It would be better for Mr. John John Jehn
eon te produce the proof, which he new
admits necessary te demonstrate his Inno
cence ; aud at all events the teurts have
steed open te himself te seek Indication
by bringing a erjury pnwculleii against
his accuser.
The ljrTnM.i0i2CcnKh.is no desire te
pursueMr. Jehnsen. It Instituted him
with great consideration and toleration.
He has just been guilty of an ofTense for
which he could be sent te jail and his natne
stricken from the roll of attorneys if any
ene lifted his finger te prosecute. The most
that he can ask for himself is the charity
of silence ; and the best thing he can de for
himself and his party is te take himself out
of politics and public sight.
Alkxandki; as au alxllcater Again Is push
ing "allltoratien's artful nlil" nlHiirill.) lar.
Tun first number of the Journal of J-sh
Culture ami Jlnral Jfyiirauhcx lias been
issued. It is a slxtcen-page paper, w oil filled
with Information en tisu culture, rural water
auprly, Agricultural, sanitary and landscajx)
engineering, treating tue subject of carp
raising as a specialty.
TltK Galvesten Seu-s takes great pride iu
its statement that the value of the experts of
Texas for this year ending Augut 31, ls0,
reached the unprecedented mn of !1,03T,6S.
At the same time Ke. Jehn Brown, of
Albany, bhackclferd county, Texas, is In
Chicago in behalf or the utlerers from
drought In Texas. Ue says that a territory
500 miles wlde and 6tM miles long Is totally
destitute, no rain having iallen iu the put
year, and the crops being an entire failure
and that there are fully 100,000 families re
quiring immediate roller. The Juxtaposi
tion or these two facts illustrates anew that
one-half the world does net Knew hew the
e'.hor half lives.
ItRi'l nui'.vN inanjgers liae come denu
te 20,000 in their estimates or success In this
gUte this fall. Tiiey will get much lower
thin that before the etlng begins.
According te Ilradilrtet'i a iairly actlve
general trade has begun all ever the country.
The Fastem wool markets are tinner, and the
tendency or prices is toward an advance en
the imprexed demaud from manufacturers.
Considerable wool is moving. Beth dry
goods jobbers and agents report an active
trade, and some lines of bleached cottons are
reported te have been fractionally adtanced.
Tbe beet and shoemakers are also shipping
heavily. The late steadiness of demand for
iron aud Heel continues. I'mUlied iron
makers are enjoying a better tradenud prices
are a little higher. Steel rail erdnrs for 1SS7
delivery are in the market. Wheat tends
temporarily loner en weaker cables and
Improving reports trem the Northwestern
CTOf. Indian corn, tee, is ion or since the
late frost was found te have done no damage.
These facts will be read with interest by the
merchant who is laying in his fall supply of
goods.
In West Point, Virginia, the KulRbU el
Laber candidates for mayor and members of
the common council were elected e or the reg.
ular Democratic candidates, or the people's
ticket. Laber's xelce is going te be beard
etlectlvely in the JCovember battle of the
ballets.
Peornssens Mendenuall aud SlcOee
have been investigating the earthquake
symptoms in the vicinity or Charleston, aud
have come te widely different conclusions as
te the cause et the disturbance. Professer
McUee confessed himself puzzled by his ob
servations, for he found the fissures "at right
angles te each otber, rrem north te beuth
or from cast te west, but he still main
tains Lis theory that there has been a vast
landslide under the bed of the ocean. Pro Pro
feseor Mendenhall believes that the earth
quakes are the result of a readjustment of
the earth's crust or a coniermiog of the
exterior te the interior and censiders
the appearance of the geysem a proof
that the surface is lowering His theory
appears tbe most plauslble and re
ceives additional strength from a fortunate
guessthat he eutured te make en Sunday
that another shock would take place bo be bo
tweon half past ten and two a. m. The shock
came at 11:10 p. in., and doubtless tbe pro pre pro
fehserwas delighted with the confirmation
of his prophecy. It was net merely a wild
guess, however, but was founded ou the be
liertuat the weight of the Heed tide, which
there rlses te a height of six leet, is the Im
mediate determining cause of earthquakes.
Professer JlcUee thought that the worst
had passed and we sincerely hope that he Is
right, but irtbore is auy truth iu the theories
of his brotber scientist the futiiri) of Charles
ton will forever remain uncertain. The fact
that earthquakes are most Woteut in tropical
countries whero the tide is heaviest would
Beem te give strength te the tidal theory, and
in case of its establishment earthquakes may
be predicted by observations et the moon,
the ruler of the tldes. The Uct that these earth
quakex have all occurred at high tide has ox ex
cited comment among people w he make no
prolesslen te bclentlilc wisdom, and l'rofos l'refos l'rofes
sor Mendenhall'a Ideas tit In se nicely with
the facts that they will doubtlesj become
popular. Meanwhile the citizens of Lancas
ter rejoice that they remain unshaken.
Tw e young ladies have died in l'rm Idenue,
Kuode Island, from eatlng ice cream. Now New
let the paragraphed renew hU fiendish work.
PERSONAL,
UUM.KAI SlAhTEKWellKMA.S I'lmm m t
orthe Knights el Laber, has uet rtaunul as
reported.
Governer A duett, of New Jemey, is
aleut te marry Jlw, Sharnt6u, a rich and
charming widow.
Ex-Premdent Arthur has written te a
irlend in Washington that his health h is riry
much improved durlni; his sojourn in New
Londen, Connecticut.
Catt. licmeN. rectthosfer his "Arabian
eights. ' translation, Including the supple
mental "Nights," TT.iOO, less Ihe actual cost
orthe paper and printing.
Mr.. ULxnsTOM, received t,.M from his
publishers for his pamphlet en the Irish
question. A largecouslKumbntef thelinisllsh
oditlen was shipped te America.
Mr. A. O. Hedewick, special oney te
Mexico, has been vindlcated uv alettersluii.
ed by the president and all the member? or
the Jockey club, denyingthe chargiaer in.
ebriaty prefurred against him.
President Cleveland aud pattv en
Saturday drove acreis the country irem tbe
Siranae Inn te Lake Placid, whtrn they
Bettled thomsehealer therjuudRV. eitlllT
fra elnvAlanH nni Kfp l.-..lur . .
seen the beauties of this portion of tlioAdlron tlieAdlron tlioAdlren
dacks, and the trip was taken chielly en that
account.
"ItenEnTJ. Housten, of Lancaster, will
be the uomlnee for governor; the bslancoer
the ticket lam uuable te ijlve," hxjs Cbiir
man T. I'. Itynder, of the Ciret-ubaok-Laber
party, "As te thedlsallectleu in the Deme-
ri.i . . . ".w lue '""eat ei Wallace, i
hlmseir net only with majJl Kit wiSt
elegance and even grace, aud Is as rar removed
from ungainly awkwardness as from eUeuVl.
naey and aOecutien. He Is a brotlier of I'rlnoe
Henry or Ilattenberg wiie married Queen
A'lcterls's daughter.
TtatUKIA MORUIIX1 HCHKLL1HU.
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She Will Heinalnlii Cunt'iit fr ' "l
Then 1 turn i llr I utticr.
A lady who xas en lutimate terms with
Victeria Schollleg, Mid that the arraugo arrauge arraugo
ment her father, iUnker Moreslnl, had
maje with her was that -die should go te
Montreal aud spend n ar In a ism cut there.
She met t e slters Irem the ism eut in the
Grand Central depot, ew rk, at ( o'clock
last Wednesday e tiling, and took the 0:30
train en the New irk t entrnl reid. The
young man with the black moustache, who
has get Inte the new spapers s au attendant
upon her. checked her trunk through. Mie
reached Montreal at nSi o'eloi k en Tuesday
mernlug, and went te the totixent et the
Sacred He.irt. After one ye.ir siiit there she
w 111 return te ,'ier father's heustv
The date of her elopement w ith Uruest
Sihelline, her father's coachman, was the
leth el September, ls-1.
It eulrtals itll-lr. Ease luUuih Unmtdy.
M.ThAw
As 1 hcj Crtllllut lOftU)ljr
uiaUu a porem plaster hx Inp anything like the
umUctnaliualltle of Bensen , the lamp fel
lowers of Uie phirmiccuticnl prolesslen pre
duce tens ofwerthlfs plasters and givt thctu
names which resembletn print that et the Ken
ulne, and, when carelessly spoken, sound Hk
It. Fer example. Cheap Jehn tlriigRists win
offer you trash vatleuslv stjletl Capsicum, '
Capstcln,' ' Capslclue or " Cspucln " yat
ters, prefaced seintttmcs ttth the name "lieu
ten's or ' Burten's " We earnestly caution
the public ajT.ln.it thn bole trlbeet them The)
are absolutely useless a remedies ler ill-eAe
Te be sunt they are cheap but plain mustard Is
cheaper an lust as efficacious. Ask ler lien
son', tfatch the spelling, and leek (or the
"Three Seal "trademark iml the wnrtt Cap
cine' which Is cut In the ceiit.eet the Pennine
ep-M,,S
Mether de uet gire your baby opiates te dull
Its mind but ue UK IU?u"-Celic Luiu.
Of all remedies, Db Hakp s Pit isant I'hystc l
the only only one which cured my Imbe cf con
stipation. .Iehs w Aiit. Trey, A'. .
sepl lmdAw
It Is te our lutfrtst.
te bear In inlcd that one iicnen's Capcitte flat
ter U worth adeiun of any ether porous plas
ter. liensen s plasters are a geuutne medicinal
article, endorsed and ued by the medical pro
fession rrem Malno te California. They cure in
a few hours aliments hlch no ethers will even
relieve. Cheap and worthless ImltaUens ere sold
by dealers who care luerw ler laru predts en
trash than they de ter the sweets el an annrnv
lnt,- conscience lieu are of them, and of the
Capucln,' " CaiHlcln," " Capslclne and
"Capsicum' plasters which they sell te the un
wary. There names are nothing but misleading
Tirlatlens en the name c tpi tne " etn the
difference, (re te reputable druKKlsts, and you
wU net b deceived The (,'eanuie Bensen s has
the Tnree UeUs' tiademarlc and the word
"Capclne cut In the centre ausJii-M,W,S
HPeai.iL .senars.
AUK OV ilADb miserable tiv Indlirestlen,
Constipation, Dlzclness, Less of lppet)te, el el
ew Skin t Sktleh's ltalller Is a positive cure.
rer sale by II. U. Cochran, Urugtst, Ne. IS1
North Queen street.
Cuutleu,
We would caution the Public te beware of
Dealers ettutlnc Kemp's ItUsatu at les than the
regular 1'rlce, fi cents and II, us oftentimes Imi
tations or tnlerterarticles are sold as the genuine
tn order te enable them te sell cheaply 11.11.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. l.n North Quern tret t Is
ourHgeut for Lancaster, bample bottle stvea
toyeur. elS-litJiw
KAl'lU '1KANSIT
The latest anil lje-t form of rapid trsnll Is for
ft person troubled utthasltk- headache te take a
dose of Dr. Leslies Special I'rescrtptlen and
what a rapid transit train the arlllctlen takes for
Its departure, bee advertisement In imether
column. decJu-lyd(l)
8111 LOU'S VlTALIZKItts what you need ler
Constipation, Less of Appetite, Duzlness, and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75
cents per bottle, ter sale by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, e. m North Queen street.
Osh Bettle Emcts a cukk. Mr. Oscar K. B.
Kech, of Allentown, l'a , rras bedfast with in
flammatory rheumatism In the winter or lx&
Doctors could de nothing te relleehIm. He
commenced uslnit Gress' Bheumatle Remedy.
By the time be had used halt a bottle he could
leave his bed; when he had finished thn bettle
he was cured aud has net had a return of the
disease since In his own words,"! fuel better
than ever before." Price tl, by all dnvirtsts.
tebJmdMW'Jtr
The Kicitument et Oier.
The rush at II. B. Cochran, dru.dst, Ne. 137
North Queen street, still centlnuts en account
of persons afflicted with Cough, Colds, Asthma,
Brenchlttsand Consumption, toprecureabottle
of Kemp's Balsam ter the Threat and Lungs,
which Is sold en a guarantee and Is git lng entire
Mttstuctlen. It ts a xtandard family remedy
I'rlceW cents and It. Trial uteree. ulS-IwdJtw
SIIII.OH'3 CATARRH UEJIEDI-a posttlve
cure for Catarrh, Dlptherla, and canker Meuth.
"or sale by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
North Queen street.
Da. llABSLna Weim siacr, 1'urcly vegetable,
pleasant te take, will expel worms if any exist,
no purgatHe ieiulrtd after using, l'rice, a
cents, by all druggists. teUS-OindMU Ar
Uoett Results lu V.very CAe.
D. A. Bradfeid, wholesule paptrdealeref Chat
tanooga, Tenn., writes that he was seriously
allllcttd with u severe cold that settled en hfi
lungs : had tried many reint dies without benefit
llsiliiglnduccd tetry Dr King's .New DIscovery
for Consumption, did sound was entirely cured
by usoer a row bottles Since which time he has
used it In his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results. 1 his Is the cxperience of thou
sands whose li cs have been sa cd iy this W on en
derlul DLscevery. Trial Bettle- trio at II II.
Cochran's Drug Stere, Nes. uj and IS) North
Queen street, Lancaster, l'a, O)
SLEKl'LESj NIGHTS, made mlsoratde'uy
that Icrrible cough. Shlleh's enrels the remedy
forjeu. yersaleby 11. U. Cochran, DruggIst,Ne
137 North Queen street.
All Knit te Hene Scraping
Kdward Shepherd, of llarrtsburg. 111, says
" tlavlng received se much lenetit trem Kiectrle
Bitters, I teel It my duty te let suffering human
ity knew il Have had u tunning son) en my
leg for eight years , my doctors told me I would
have te have the bone sctaped or leg amputated
I used. Instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven bexen Bueklen Arnica Salve, and
my leg Is new sound and well "
Electric inures aie sold at arty cents a bottle,
and Bucklcn's Arnica Calve at i pr box by
It B. Cochran. Druggist. -Nn.U7iiud is North
Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. (jj
"HACKMETACK " a lasting and fragrant per.
lime, l'rice 25 and 60 tenu. rersdn by If. B.
Cochran, Drugglsu Ne 1J7 North Queen street.
THE BKV. GEO. II. THAVKII, el Uourben
Ind , says i" Beth mys. If and wlleoweeur lives
teHflll.OH'HCONbtMI'lIO.S CURE.' for sole
by 11 . B. Cochrun, Druggist, N e. lit North Quuen
s reet.
roil DISPEI'STA and Liver cempmint, jeu
r"H.e a prlnltd guaruntee en even- bottle et Bhl Bhl
lehsVItaltier It never fulls te ture. ter sale
by 11 U. Cechnn, Druggist, Ne. . J7 North Queen
street.
llurkleu'a Arnlm Halve,
1e ',nst 8U Jei,.n.,,i?B werla for t-'u"". Urnises,
Seros. Ulcers. Salt Itheum, iever bores, 1 otter!
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Plies, or no pay
ruijulred. It Is guaranteed te give perfect sails
lac tlen, or money refunded Price cents per
be-..fr Ipy "' " Ceciirun DniirgUt, 137
aud 1SJ North Quuen street. Lam aster, l'a.
Alnl'IIKUHt MOrilKHUI, n.viii f,,u ... "
Are you disturbed at uuinund bmkunofyeur
rest by a slek child tuUerlug aud crying w ith
the excruciating pa'n of cutting teeiht II se.
Se at once and gelu bettle of Mrs. W1NSI.OW 'S
OerillNO srilUl'. It will relieve the peer
Uttle BUtlurer Immediately depend npen Itt
there is no mlstaku about IU There is net a
mother en eanh who has ever used It, who will
net tell you at onee that It will regulate tha
FT iVmZ:;,. v"."1""! eihiihm; iie magic. II
ti?fSKy mt1 V H" m " Ci"'", n pleasant
JJh" te, and la the prescription of ena of tbe
8tetU.aJii?,BfSt,euull0 PhyslcuVnaln thSI UntLiS
BtAtes. Beld every whero. sscenUu botUe
In81-lyaM,W,w
trenr
-UlA AW
" A tlircct pr.ictic.il experiment in , laumtry h.ts proved te uie
J that the ' leu,' tc-tcd against a ccttain well kiinun brand of
" laundry soap, has the same amount of cleansing power and civ ami
"tiee-thtrds the lasting uifatitv. That is, the Jzvry Seaf uill tie one
"and tttv-thinls titms the work of the soap against which it was
"tested. I therefore consider the Iveky a very geed laundry soap."
JOHN W. LANQL.EY,
Professer of Chemistry, University of Michigan.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There arc many white soaps, each represented te be " just as geed as Ihe ' Ivery';"
they ARE NOT, but lie all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of Ihe genuine. Ask for "Ivery" Seap and insist upon getting it.
"I'rutht ! br lrertrr A .mMr
IIHI
HAGER &
Fall Dry Goods.
The 2Ji:WlT IMtH TABUICs of Foreign, ami Demestic Miuiufactuie. Ae
Full Lines of Cleths Tricots, Cashmeres, erses, I'm Miipw, Neat Checks aud Cem,
biuatien Dress Goods.
LADIES' WRAPS AND SHAWLS.
TLAXXELs for Men's Wear, Flannels for Ladles Wear, Plain aud Mniitd l'lau
uels, Lmbreidered rianuels.
BLANKETS trem the Lowcet te the Fmest (juality.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 and 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
ji rtrrzGKK a hauehman.
THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Blankets and Comfertables
LOWEST PRICES,
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street, Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
N
EXT DOOH lO THE COUKT HOUBE.
Fuliudeck's Extensive Dry Goods Estaliliciil
t
Is new heavily Btocked with goeda Bultable for the approaching Fall and
Winter Season. It having been purchased during the Summer at low prices
for prompt Cash, onablea ua te effer it at lesa than regular prices. Per
sons visiting the County Fair would de well te make a note or this fact.
Blankata, Bed Comforts, Flannels, Whlte and Colerod Quilts, Ladiea'
Dresa Goods, Silks, Shawls, New Style Cloaks and Jaokets, Camels Hair and
Scarlet Weel Underwear for Ladiea, Genta and Ohlldren. All the abeve in
large quantitiea and at less than Regular Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT
HIGH OHADK COFFEES.
Kine old Govc.rament Java ana Mecha
Coffees, the Lest In the market. Our Java Wen
ded Coffee sprutka fur luelf t rich and fragrant,
25c per pound. Very flne 1'lanuuien Kle
Coffeps, our best only sue. per pound ; ene very
popular at 15c We want you te call and try our
lJKc. Coffee. The excellent quality or our
Coffees and tine Teas Is making friends fast and
arm. Our dally sales show a steady increase,
rreah lieastcd every day. A full line of fancy
Urocerles l'luaae give us a trial order.
OKO. WIANT,
augJMvd Ne. IIS Wut KlnitBtreeU
A T HUKSK'8.
Genuine laple Sugar
l.V 2 l'OUND I1KICK8,
AT 13 CENTS A POUND.
HAM AND DRIED BEEF.
Dried IJeef chipped and by the piece
Oysters In ene and two pound cans. Mustard
nnilhplced Bardinua, Une imported Bardtnes,
Drelled Mackerel In Tomate Sauce, Hrelicd bal.
rnen, fresh balinen, 'reh Lebster, Cream
Cheese, 1'lcnlc 1'Ineapfle Cheese, age or Ureen
Cheese, etc,
ATBURSK'S,
NO. 17 fiJAS'l '.'NO STREET,
LAMOABTKK, HA.
- Telephone connection.
F
INK WHISKIES.
Distillation el lijl. 1373. lfcNl. 1R.!. nlHluit
eiiuallccl In the country.
At ItKICJ AKT'H OLD WINE BIOUK,
II. K. BLAYMAKKIMAkU
I EOltOK tnTNKT.JK.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
UKSIDKNCE-NO.W) WIST KING ST.
8U0r-KAST UltANT ST., Opposite Station
Heuse.
All work recelvM my prompt and personal at
tention. AU kinds of Jobbing attended te at short no
tice and en reasonable terms. Drawing and
KstltnsWJ furnished. cJlyd
HOAt
- -4-VV. si
HOODS.
BROTHER.
AT-
HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PENNA.
VAKUlAUKlt.
s
TANDAHU UAHKIAUE WUHK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIA&E BUIIDER
Market Streot,
Rear of Posteffloo, Lanoauter, Pa.
My stock comprises a large varlety of the
LaUiuUtyle lluggles, l'hastenH, Carriages, Mar
ket and Uuslness Wagons, which I effer at the
very lowest figures and en thu most reasonable
terms.
I call special attention ten few el my own de
signs, one or which Is the KDUKltI.KYCI.08KD
l-aiSIClAN COIM'K, which is decidedly the
neatest, llghtest and most complete 1'hyslclan'i
Carriage lu the country,
I'ersens wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In mind that
they take no risk In buying my work. Every
Carriage turned out In eighteen jrears ngoed
ene that la the kind of guarantee f have te offer
the public. All work lully warranted. Please
give me a call.
UEl'AIUINU 1'llOMl'TI.Y ATTKNDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed ler
thatmiriMMO
TTAON'TSUFKKK ANY LONGER
from Your Disordered Kidneys,
Black Barren Mineral Spring Water
Is a l'rempt, KfrlcientandCbeaplletncdy.
ItsTonteand Invlgerant Powers make It an
excellcut Dyspcpsln itemedy.
Dr. Itcgnnult, ut France, writing te (Jen. Ileff,
of the U. it. Army, says t
Yeu need notcemo toEurepo for Waters te
Cum l)ysiepslii ; we hnve none better than
lll.ACK llAlillK.N 81'ltlNU V ATK1U"
rerBOiis supplied and vessels furnished.
1'. 8. UOODM AN, Manager,
Me. 87 East Grant Utreet.
rorsale by J NO. II.KAUFFM AN, Druggist,
North Uueen Htrcet, ijinraBter, l'a.
UbACK 1IAKUKN Sl'ltlNU 110UBK new open.
Apply te
MI8SCIIU13TIK lIOMllKIiaill,
Pleasant Urove, Lancaster County, l'a.
unela-Auid
ORAOCO CUTTINGS, HOKAPS, HIFT.
1NU3 AND PACKEHU' WASTE, Dry and
Clem, bought for cash.
J.8. MOMNS,
He. ST3 Pearl Htreet, New Yerk,
uetcrence-jrrea. Hchutte, Ne, VU Pearl street,
Kew rgr. Ibl71yd
mtUBAWAMB.
ppmi t MAKTInT '"
CHINA HALL
REDUCTION IN PRICES
China,
GLASS,
Queensware.
SATURDAY
HILLllEllll. I ATHAV reit t Ul I'lllCES
AMI Hl'EClAb I)IBCOUrS
-ON-
MNNSli, TKl AMI TOILET 8hl-, 1 ANC
ANDSlAfl.K UllODS.At.
-Al-
15 EAST KING STREET.
L.ANCA81EU, PA,
iiuvaKVUHNiiiiiimi uuuna.
w
E IIAVi: A L.VUGE 8TO0K
or the best
REFRIGERATORS
IN THE CITY.
The Pierce Dry Air llefricrater.
UAUU KXJIOXK, WATER t'OOLKKO,
li'K VHKAM yjiEXKJiH,
Aud MU11 Une of HOU8ErUKNlBIII.N(l 0001)9
The largest stock of UAS riXTUUKSln the
city, apechil attention paid te Ues-rittlng, Tin
UoeQng and Hpeuttng
We have lust rtcetved another tot of these 30.
O LOU 1.3.
JOHN P. SOHATJM & SON,
24 SOOTH QUEEN ST.,
LA.NCASTKlt, PA.
P
LiNNt HH:KMA.
PRICES
MARKED DOWN
-ON-
Weed and Iren Pumps,
TERRA-COTTA
A.ND-
Iren Moter and Drain
PIPES.
FLIM & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 162 North Queen Streot,
LANCA8TEK, PA.
Virit. A. KIKlTKIt. ALUUH C. HKlUt
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40Eaat King Street,
(Upposlle Court Heuse).
Invite all Housekeepers tn Call'and Inspect
thelr Stock et
Heusefiirnishing Goods.
A Complete 1,1ns constantly en hand COOK
BIOVEHand UANUbd, PAULOUSIOVKI,
HKATEllSand 1TUUNACE8.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
Alter carefully examining the merits of all
ettered te the trade, we have selected
THE "ARGAND,"
rer GASOLINE, and
THE tf DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL.
As the Hest, when all points are considered, te
offer te our patrons.
Call and soe us. We leve te show our goods,
and are net offended if you de net purchase,
ttemember, we are agents for
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufactured by ruller A Warren Company,
Trey, N. Y., which has no rival In durability,
economy of fuel and control of gas. Nets Is thu
time te ezamlne and bocerao posted for Autumn
purchases.
11KMKUIIE11 THE PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COUKT HOUflK.)
ap&KdAw
QOKN ItEMOVKif,
YICTOItlA CORN REMOTER.
Warranted te eradicate completely and In a
Short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
soft, without pain. Sold by Gee. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Lecher, Jehn It. Kauffman, Dr. Wm. Worm Werm
ley, And. G. :rrev, Chas. J. Bhulmyer, and at
' BltcilTOLD'B DKUQ 8TOUB,
acama me. m wen oreuge st.
HiiMlitm,
tiMirififtuv
OUlUllMl A Ml'lTON.
THE3 PAIR IS OVER,
And tbl remind us, ns in tali as mi) thing, that
The Fall Is Approaebing,
Ami the people will im-limnt lieleinthey
mi! innr of It need
HEAVIER CLOTHING.
1 hn pUra lu wet yinir s'AI.I, Cl.eriUNtl (II
jeu lm t st nut ti tiskst Bdvniuitgt, et thn Ureal
Kitgnlii iiiiw suteiTd lis Humiiict Clothing te
ilitse ut Hint sort el gtKnls),
-18 AT-
BURGER & SUTTON'S.
Don't let net the pliice. Call sally ana 1me
jour eritur (or rail UiHxlt, te uelJ the rush
that iimirs wllh the tlrstcoet snap.
II "ii lire isieunil this way step In anilsse
sshat e IiMtsget nniliiul prices.
BUEGEE & SUTTOH,
Merchant Tailer.1! and Clothier?,
NO. 'M CENTRE SQUARE,
I.ANCAHTEIt, PA.
ylt,I,lAMNON .V rOH'l'Klt.
Prepared te Meet
-ihe
PUBLIC DEMAND
reit-
WARMER CLOTHING.
AUTUMN SUITS
AN 11-
Light Weight Overcoats
Ate N'e Open ler Inspcotleil.
CHILDREN'S AUTUMN BUIT8,
313.25, 82.60, 80, $3 50,
BOYS' AUTUMN SUITB, 83 60, 84,
84.60, $5.00.
LIQUT WEIGHT OVEnOOATS, 80,
80.60, 80.00, 810,00.
AUTUMN STYLES
-IN-
Seft and Stiff Felt Hats.
BOYS' CAPd AND POLOS.
AUTUMN UMERWEAR.
I'lsDBtl an. I'erralc Shirts,
NEW STYLES FOR AUTUMN
Ladies', .Misses', Cliildren'H, Ueys'
and Men's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Williamson i Fester,
32, 34, 36 & 38 E. King St.,
LANOASTKlt. IA.
T U. MAHTIN,
WII0LU4LB AUD MTA1L USiLMM IM
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
W'inni Ne. 43) North Water and I'rlnce
Sltvets, abeve Lemen. Lancaster. nS-lf d
OAUMOAIIBNEK8 A JKFKKKIEH.
GOAL DEALERS.
Orncn : Ne. la North Queen street, and Ne.
5iu North Trtnee street.
Vauds: North I'rlnce street, near Ueadtng
Depot.
LANOABTKH, I'A.
augl6-tld
ti:mevau
M. V. B. OOHO
has uimeved his Ceal Otllce te Ne. 1S5 NOKTU
QUKKN HTKKKT (llrlmmer'a New liuildlug),
where orders will be received rer
Lumber and Ceal,
WII0LK8AL AID BBT11L.
m-tld M. V. 11. COIIO.
VUUMTUlttS.
CIUUNITUHK WAIIUIIOOMH.
iiuv veuusKLr a h'aiu or thesk
Felding Dress Pillows.
OALL KAKLYAT
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and we have lust
rccehed another let or thum.
20 EAST KINO STREET.
JVP
AKKLKY'H YARA. BEAUTIES '"
. clear rilled or choice Nn i iien.n. .
recommended te levers or a cenuine Havana
Lltir, at
UAUKLKT'9. "YellowrrenU"
,. , Up-a Werth Queen street
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