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,1116 rhiuaciphu rostemcc.
There bs been some baiting in the smooth
d quick running et the mail deliver.
;it the Philadelphia posteilice anil the
ttbllcan editors delightedly cull ntten
Mm te it as a result of a change of admin-
tntkm. And it seems te be true net only
that there has been some deilciency in the
oAee service, but that it is in part due te
tail succession of a Democratic te a lltpub
Heaa postmaster. But the deduction that
Ike Republican editors make that this was
,' wrong succession and that the new pest-
jabMter did wrong in substituting Deme-
mte for a part of the Itepublican clerks,
tees net fellow. Civil service reform does
;t require that thoefllces of the cenntry
'should all be left in the hands of the He-
jpabUcans who have had them for the last
quarter of a century.
hi There is a very great difference between
,'tbe extremes of opinion as te the way in
VSwbich the efflces should be handed around,
i) The Republicans in office generally are in
sympathy with the belief of their fellows
the Fhiladelphia posteluce, that they
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f Tt.Eepublicans should be turned out at once,
-jftaad their nlaces be uiven te Democrats :
p.ShimA some Democrats in Philadelphia go se
P, x$Wt as te think that their ward committees
f, should have t he filling of the etllces and
V'-,.teat no colored Democrats need apply.
i :;(. There Is a golden mean between these
v.-if. opiniens: but it is evident that however
'tfcj,seceasful the appointing officer may be in
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ittr vucitim VL 1113 IXUKlCLlUll, UU UUIUlj IU
;-bb yeuea at irem Dein siuea. we leei
(if it would be a great pleasure te kick
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'both the Republican and Democratic
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created solely for private
1 ",wiiiim nwv uuv
fxih prent and party powder; but kicking them
iiukr-. would be aactc of energy; they would
ernnderstand what it was for.
Thft TsAmrwTfifi nfTiPer wtin atnnrla In
tS Mr. Harrity's place, has a plain duty upon
-: him te conduct his office in the most effi-
TjK rlnntwav; and it Is also his nlain dntv tn
Wk pat Democratic clerks in place of Republi
sh! cans, where he can de se witheatdisturbing
fc the efficiency of his efllce. This country
has net yet get down te the doctrine that
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f. .C te winnniTH. Thft mails havfi tn lm ills.
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tributed en time, and it requires but little
te threw the working out of joint. Mr.
MjgHarrity is a remarkably efficient man In
V5f4)very position in which he is put, and will
3;$ prove quite equal te the duties of pest-
pvhJBaster of Philadelphia. He will reduce
K& the rebellious Republican clerks te subjec-
i nw ui a OllUlli W1111C, ttUU lllUSb ue uc-
,-& eerded a little while for the work. He has
KvJp'thb largest efllce in the country in which
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. un iicuuuiicu ciciiLs uu e BiruuK against
idea of being put out. A number of
':?.' them have undertaken te b9 ugly about it,
ftjuf, S d have slighted their duties and worked
'without energy, te bring the office and its
..postmaster into discredit in the commit
nity. They have net been wise in their
generation. They would have done better
te have performed their duties with their
usual zeal, and te have thus had satislled
consciences for their reward, if they did
lese their places. New they are certain te
lese the places and te knew that they have
been feels. The public understand that
it is the Republican clerks, and net the
Democratic postmaster, who disturb the
even working of the Philadelphia i03t i03t
efflce. Mr.Harrity will get it in order when
all the rebellious element is out ; and he
may be relied upon te put it away with
speed.
The New Electric Light.
The Edisen Electric Illuminating com cem
.pany, of this city, have formally auneunced
the completion of their plant, and their
purpose te begin at once the introduction
Of their variety of illumination into the
city. It is an event te which Lancaster
has long looked forward, and there will be
every disposition en the nart of its citizens
' te Judge impartially the work premised by
tHw pivjmHMB ui iiiu new organization.
it " -"-"-B "" WW 1UI llie UOU1-
iTiiaa lurnwneu employment te many
of this town, and its continuance
our midst will no doubt give permanent
wk te still mere of the citv'd unem-
I flpyed. Whatever adds te Lancaster's in
iistrial capacity merits encouragement
jmmI this will very naturally be accorded te
SMMiatetestedln this electrical lighting
. It must be remembered, hew-
,' mrt that lta best claim te permanence
i'.F- "" en Ule intrinsic excellence of its
A Geed Caeilldste.
The Greenbackers have found their can.
'Utete for governor in our town, and a
YV:-9 fgoed candidate he is. Mr. Housten,
.'C''s,T7 suitable mail, wliatever may b
Y WiSi'et the, party ; whose principles te us
.: a. ruirtaVA lt uniunnil nniienn.-
tjMsrstty evenly distributed. Their plat-
-lerin takes consideration te comprehend,
Which is net the case with their candidate
' for forerner, who is a well known buai-
!wm nam aa-engst us, about whom there Is
'M.iB-stery or guile. If Mr. Ilota'ea
hcwM b riwted goranter he would make
a geed one, inasmuch as he would have
ue opportunity te enforce the Greenback
heresies of his rnrty, and would need te be
content te watch the movement of the in
dustrial Interests of the state, especially
the work of its corporations ; which he
would de like a hawk. Mr. Housten drxs
net expect te reach this place of pener,
but tho-e who se Incline cm vote for him
with assurance that he isritmlllietl for it.
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The Cae of Meronlme.
It is said that Ceronlme has succeeded In
placing himself under the protection of a
legal quibble, by making it the one condi
tion of his surrender that he should net
be turned ever te the civil authorities.
His surrender was accepted with this con
dition, under the impression that he could
be tried by n military commission, and new
that It Is found that such a commission cm
only be summoned in time of war, there
are many and loud denunciations of Majer
Lawten.
Tills tale appears altogether tee thin,
for it is well-known that the elncers of our
army are well versed in martial law, the
practice of it beiug their chief amusement
and business, when net engaged in pursu
ing savages through the beuudless AVest, or
practicing cannibalism near the north iele.
That n major of cavalry should net knew
that a commission can only be summoned
in time of war, if such is the case, is al
most incredible, but the capture of Gero Gere Gero
nime being the most important point, and
his ability te avoid capture being quite re
spectable, it would appear that the major
acted with prudence iu accepting him
upon se trilling a condition.
The impression prevails that the chief
executive of this nat'en will be able te
settle the Geronime question in such a
manner as te reconcile any condition with
the obliteration of the savage chief.
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This is beantirul weather ler tlie citizen te
pay his voting tax.
Twe millions of revenue are received by
the natural gas companies of Pittsburg year
ly. Is it any wonder that the Smoky City
occasionally alie st itself te become proud ?
The In-tklmekxckk te-morrow w III boa
rich, rare and racy ne euier. The bio
graphical sketch with portrait will treat of
the career of the scieu of a w ell kuew n ceuuty
family, who is new a prominent city busi
ness man. The Hepublictn local political
pet will be stirred by a master hand and
from the steam that arise-) will be been the
probably successful competitors in the race
for eUice. The articles en fashion's ca
prices, which have been one of the
most popular or the new features of
the paper, will ba further strengthened by
Baturday'acontributieu. A paper ou a tierce
battle with pirates en the coat or Sumatra,
compiled from original sources and which
has received scant attontleu in histories Is
another sparkling feature. The descendants
of a famous Lancaster ceuuttan are huutej
up In an artlcle freui a rellable local histo
rian. ' Uncas " has a very thoughtful re
view efa new book en Geerge Kliot, In which
the sulijective side of that celebrated novelist
Is analytically considered. There is a
touching English btery which will attract at
tention for its line llterarj finish. Besides
all these special articles, there will be poetry,
miscellany, the best of local news, markets,
etc., te suit every taste.
Few people remember that te-day is the
ninety-ninth anniversary or the adoption or
the Federal constitution, and the twenty
fourth anniversary ei the battle of Antietam.
MR. Unions Cari.il i.N odd essav en
"Are Animals Uappy" In the Sineicenth
Century has stirred up much discussion.
Net all will accept his conclusion that In man
the animal sources of happinc- far outweigh
the mental.
The Argentine Republic has turned upas
a competitor iu the making or v Ine, Bnd the
news has caused much disquiet In France
and everywhere else where ulue-umkiug Is
an important industry. The trouble comes
from the French emigrants who hae for
seme years past been bettllng In large num
bers en and near the La l'lala, iu what prom prem
ises te be ere many years have na-sed ene of
the most prosperous roglens nl the glebe, as
it Is already ene or the most tenlle. The
wines made here we tind i)o--eribod in the
Paris Journals as net equal te the ordinary
French wines, but as having a geed bouquet
and taste, while the brandy is already begin
ning te come into local liny te the exclusion
of theso Imported from France. The wines
are said te be net limpid, like the French
wines, and in color neither red nor white,
but the faults are chiefly of manipulation,
and will be reuiedied in time. The proviuce
of San Juan furnishes an excellent Madeira,
which is already a faverite at iluenes Ayres,
and will seen be held In France.
The grape is net only cultivated In San
Juan, but in Menilezi and about C'atamarca,
where wine of better quality is produced. All
theseiwine-grewing regions are remete from
anyet the few railroads that penelrate por
tions of the country, and irse much has been
accomplished without the-e uiuius of com.
munlcatlen, and sometimes eveu without or
dinary reads, what will It be when the
means of transit are everywhere, and hae
beconie rapid and easy ? There is no means
of knowing hew much land U already In the
vine, but the area Is already large, and is in
creased by thousands of aeres yearly. A
Frenchman named Durand has already 2,000
acres planted, and makes annually 25,000
gallons otwine. The finest are bent te Cor
doba and Catamarca, where they brlug ?35
and flO a barrel. The wine coming from a
place called Andalgala are said te be almost
as geed as French wines. The manufacture
of spirits of wines and brandie-, the lulcoef
the grape being In these forms mere porta
ble, en acceuut of the abaeuce of rapid meaua
of Internal communication, isd-auinlu con cen con
censiderablo proportion.", and the pieduit
meets with a ready sale.
1'llir.AUELi'illA council's are considering
an ordinance imieliig u jieually et fjr. en
any perben or persons using a bicycle, Irlcy
cle, or a velocipede en the sidewalks of the
city, or using the 4tne at a l.isler gall than
four mlles au hour. This is tyrraulcal and
unnecessary.
Tub peeple who managed the Jell'orsen
ceuuty, New Yerk, fair at Watertown, are
pessessed of great head. They eilered a XW
outfit te the couple who would" be man led ou
the grounds In public. Charles 11. Cerey
and Carrie IS. Clark, of ISlack illver, took the
prize before ten thousand people. Hun Il..
well 1. Flower kissed tlie bride and gae the
groom three ten dollar bills, and Uie Keine,
Watertown it Ogdensburg railroad company
gave the pair a woddlngtripte NU-.ir.i Faiis,
An attraction of this kind would far (.effpau u
combined balloon and iudiau utirnuuuu.
It is an unfortunate coincidence that
Philadelphia's mayor should be under im
peachment just at the time when the gov
ernors el the thirteen Hiatus ate uuclJug Ju
the quakur city.
Tub strange political ceutebta new iu nro nre
gresa between the Tayleta in Tonnwseels
net only remarkable a the btruggla of two
brothers for the governorship, but alie ler
the cemplete absouce of partlnan rancor In
the campalgu gpeechea. The close relation,
ship of the rival leaders has irlven tone tn iim
whole campaign, and ir Iho system be In
augurated could only be made mere
generally, it would redound vastly te the
publle benefit, and introduce a soceud erael
geed feeling.
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The KllRlletl Sol.ller he In Kiiirrtnl te tt
llr the 1rlti lri'ulilr.
SirKeder Iluller, who has charge of the
troops and pollce detailed te make et lotions
In Ireland, was ene of the most prominent
ligures In theSeudanc.tnip.ilgn. 11 n present
duty is net of the most pleiMiit character,
neither are the "Klylm Patrel" which he
has organized te step the " Moonlighters " as
efficient as he thought they would be. He
has a winter's hard work before him. Sir
Kedvers Iluller came te promluence iu the
Soudan.
After the death of Stewart llee. Iluller
was assigned the arduous duty of retrctting
across the desert with the troops that had ad
vanced toMetanuieli In the relletef Corden.
Having first sent nway the wounded, Hen.
Iluller destroyed the steamers lyinir in the
river aud retrested te beu Kl.in and then te
Kertl. He is about forty Hie vt'.irs of age and
Is the son ertfie late James Wentworth Hul
ler, esq., or IHihiks Crtsliten, near t:ter.
He entered thenruiv in Ne, leininc the teth
rules and served In the Chinese war. In 1ST0
he was made captain and went with Cel.
Wolelyte Cauada in the Ked mer ex
pedition and berved under that com
mander In the A-haiitte war, ebtaluing
the rank et major. He was tctiely
engaged In the Katllr war Iu W-. and again
In the Zulu war of l-79, and in the latter
campaign wen the Victeria Cress In cms'
queuce of bis daring and cournce. In the
last mentioned camMigu he wasiuadocelouel.
lie held the ellice of deputy adjui tut general
at headquarters from InI ie 1 Iu tbe
Kgyptlau ctmpalgn of 1-vJ CeL Iluller acted
as head of the intelligence department, and
for his services wa-s Knighted. Iu 17 i he had
been made companion of the bull. Ills next
urometlou was as assistant adjutant general
and aide-de-minp te the queen. In the firs:
Soudan campaign he was with Sir tic raid
(Irabam's command and for his crlces was
made major general.
a uur.ir u i iir.
Mreet I iiliins In u lli.e ll.ill Coutet Tint A)'
tiuiUhcst lite NtUt-i
Freuithc Chi' vge Oraiiliic.
Five hundred men steed nt the corner of
Van Iiureu street, aud Third uenue, Sunday
afternoon and forget for an hour that they
were men. At l o'clock the spot was as va
cant and quiet as a convent green, when four
teen dirty and ragged youngsters drifted In
from seeral points of the compass as If by
prearranged plan. One frock Ie faeed lad
gently caressed a huge base ball, shaped very
much likea goejo-egg, while another toyed
with the remains of what had ence been a
base ball bat. It was a cripple new, six;
inches of the handle having been amputtted.
Four of the little urchins wero little red caps
with white stripes aud enormous pasteboard
" peak? "
"Yeu fellers tlnks yer big 'cause yer get
uuerlerms," remarked a Ihln-Iippcd boy In a
tone intensely sarcastic, addres-lng a dumpy
little fellow who were, In addition te a red
caj, a worsted belt ou which was inscribed
the redoubtable word "Captain."
"We're der champions of der seuf side,"
responded the little man. "Der ain't no
scrub nine kin beat der -Yeung Ansons.'"
"Huggh," scerulullv replied he et the
freckles; "w e're der 'Yeung PfetlerV He's
der lily. If we had our reg'lar pitcher we'd
de yer" Tell ye what I'll da It you make
your pitcher pitch undurhaud we'll play
yer."
"Yeu make your pitcher pit 'h underhand
tee " inquired the dumpy captain.
"Course we will. Hrst bounce en 'er
foul's out," stipulated the captitu et the un
knowns. "Yes", au If you beat you get our ball, an'
If we beat we get yer bit. 'Spiwen der tops
Interfere?"
"Why, It's a draw, den. Yeu get yer nine
ready."
The captain el the " Yeung Ansons" drew
off a few feet, followed by six ether Utile fel
lows. The freckle faced youngster was sur
rounded by a ragged group. Shoes were
pulled oil, trousers rolled up te little kuees,
and coats cast aside in a twinkling, amid a
perfect babel of "I'm pitcher." " Vursiueder;
I'm der pitcher:" "Catcher," " First base,"
and similar claims. I5a-s were laid out in
the middle et Third avenue tn a tew mo
ments, and a youth supposed te pes-esis the
necessary integrity, armcil with a pine stick
and a jack knife, was installed as scorer, and
tbe game begau. The scrub nine went te the
bat first, aud a colored lad with bow legs
came te the plate. He knocked the leather
goeso egg Inte a vacant let back of the third
baseman and started for first hase amid the
yells of the contending players. He kept en
for second liase.
"Only two bases en eer der fence," yolled
the "outs."
"Make a home ruu, Snowball," yelled the
" Yeung Ansons."
The ball was recovered, a noisy argument
ensued, and at last the perspiring Snow-ball
returned te second ba-,0 with the under
standing that ever the fence was only geed
for two bases.
By this tlme a crowd had gathered. it
was a small crowd at llr.st, but it grew
rapidly. Soen there were2ue people en the
sidewalks. Soen the ireckle-face captain
came te the bat. He posed like Ajax defy
ing the lightning. He kne-ked the ball two
feet and managed te get te tlrst. The crowd
cheered. Great excitement agitated theranks
of the " Yeung Ansons." The pitcher and
catcher met half way aud whispered in each
ethers' ears. Men In the crowd sat down
te laugh easier. Net a biuile appeared en
the faces el the players. The pitcher
aud catcher resumed their positions. The
pitcher rubbed bis hip three tlmet and
then suddenly Hew round and glared at the
second base. The colored artist, who had
been leading oil alme-it two leet, threw him him
sclf.en his face and frantically club-lied the bar
rel stave thatj served for second base. Tiie
crewdcheered. The pitcher finally sent the
ball in. The catcher held it an instant, tore
etf his cap and hurled tlie leather w ad tow ard
second base. It went four fiet ever the head
of the astonished Snowball, who lupptmxl
lobe standing en the base at the time. It
kept en and rolled te Jacksen htreet, chased
by the entire nine, except the catcher, who
nearly burst a bloed-erolbundiiig ou the
home plate ami demanding m carspllttlng
tones that the ball be "put home." Snow
ball and the captain scered, at which the
ix-erer cut two tinge notches iu the pine stick.
Then the "Yeung Ansons" eniue up in b
body and inspected the nine.
"Play ball I play ball !' shouted the crowd,
for all the world like the inipaium spectators
at a League game.
The crowd numbered .",00 new. (ireat ex ex
cltemeut prevailed. Tha clubs began play
ing agalu. A sallow youth with spider legs
was struck out amid greatapplausu. Auether
get first, stubbed ills nare tee ou a paUng
oleck running te soceud, and was In
gloriously put out. At last the "Yeung
Ansons" get their innlucs. In the language
el the base ball reporters they lutted the
freckle-faced captain, who was pitching, "out
of the box." They made seven tallies. Tlie
eutire nine then came te liiui, nuu, after a
lengthy argument, convinced film that the
liist hase needed him badly. Previous te
this a humpbacked lad had cuiue In from
left field aud threatened te btiiliu" uuleas
he was glveu less w erk.
Huch a scrambling and yulling and giving
of advice, se much dignity and utteutlvencss
te duty Is rarely Witnersed, Men in the
crowd laughed till the (ears ran down their
faces, but the players merely looked ut these
misguided mortals with a supercilious air,
tinged with pity. The gune progressed.
One side had seviuteen tallies, the olher fif
teen. Suddenly the crowd looked down Iho
ntieeu a uig policeman was approaching at
a gallop his club swluglng l ke the pend
ulum of an eight day clock. '
Cher?oe!cheerrr" ,,prt " '
When the big lellceuian arrived and the
crowd again glanced at the ball field, It wii
Tueant and bare mvc for the prwenceel em
small shoe and n ditty stocking en the home
plate. The pi avers bad vanished like rats In In
urruptedata midnight carnival In the gut
ter. " Der game wur. a draw."
P ' tdONAU
Sk.nateu Aiums has withdrawn from the
tight in the Sixth senatorial dltrlct aud may
Income a candidate ler Congress.
I'esrvtAsTKU HAniUTv has been allowed
forty additional letter-carriers te facilitate tlie
work of the Philadelphia postetllce.
K.J. IIoisten, according te the Harris
burg iVrriel, "leeks Ilke I).m Dougherty,
and Is a man of Integrity aud ability."
Mil Jehn Hkniikiimin, of Hushing, U 1.,
has the reputation or having accumulated a
rortune or Jl,fW,000 In the Mower busluev.
1'uer. Jertv s. STUtu, l'h. D., hasanable
article en "Th Scope of Science" In the
current iiuiuIkt of the Ittferm&l Mtsienper.
Aiu itiilxiler PfncKt.t.' Cincinnati debts
amounting te nearly f l,O0i(KV, are s.ild te
have been erdertnl by the Inqs) te be paid
within tlv-e .veins.
tun int.vun llitew was nt his brother's In
Canten, Us , when the earth-nuke came.
Wheu the shock wasf.drlven oneefhls ser
vants asked another i ""What Is that"
"Don't knew what," was the replv ; "It's
jest setuethlu' the guy'ner s a deln."
Koscoe Ce.Mci.tMi is one of the cor cer cor
iKiraters of the New Yerk Automatic De
livery company, which Med Its certificate et
Incorporation vesterday. It has a epltal of
f:iO0,lHJ. Its" objects are te manufacture
tubes and te trausmlt aud dollver matter by
meiins thereof.
Tositte Aeki, seu of Shlgey 0hl Aekl
and Toinie Mlna aud a menitier of the
JaMuese Village company, new exhibiting
in Milwaukee, was married in that city te
liva I .a i-ranee, a gcsxt-loekiiig American
girl. This Is the first time In the history el
Wisconsin that a Japanese has legally es
poused an American lady. The groom is un
acquainted with the Kuglish language and
the bride am net speak a word et Japauese.
Jehn ISevi.k O'Kkii.i v., having been rt
quested te send for publication In MKs Cleve
land's IMernrti l.ft about two thousands
words at a cent a word, with a premise of bet
ter remuneration in future, waxes Indlguaut
at this attempt te get about f worth of w-rk
for 51 cash aud sands the following reply te
the publishers : "I cannot see why you
should appeal te the charity et literary people
for the benefit of your magazine. If your
letter Is net an appeal for charity It is a hu
initiation and adlsgrace te the literary pro
fession." Urn. tlrnuy's UoeK
lien, llrady, In his new book, proposes In
place several alleged statesmen and ether-
In the public pillory In order that their lellew
citizens may see them In their true light.
Seme peeple posing before the public as
moral salnt, with a holler than thou' cast of
ceuutenauce, I shall Impale upon the corre
ded points of their own corruption. 1 shall
embellish my leek with facsimile autograph
letters nud memoranda which will speak ler
themselves; in short. It will give the true
Inside history or the Henda election returns
or IsTO, and or the Star reute investigation
and trials, with all the collateral Incident",
congressional aud otherwise, connected
thorewith. 1 luve shielded u let of hypo
crites and moral cowards long enough and
there is nothing left for me te de but te pub
lish the true Inside history of these eveuts.
They may say of me as was said of Keseau's
private memoirs, 'It is mighty interesting
reading, but he was a d d feel te publish
tnem. l can't help what anybody may say,
it is mv time new te sikmk out, ami i
shall
de se lully and fearlessly.''
A Newr l'alludrdiue.
The Lewell I 'uurier claims te havoevolved
n new palindrome, that Is a scuteuce that
reads the same backward as forward. It is,
" Ne, it is opposition.
Livery men wfll nnd St. Jacobs oil lndlspcn lndlspcn
sable In the stable. It cures lameness.
Mether de net give your baby opiates te dull
Its mind but use Ba. Haxd's Celic Cure.
Of all remedies, Un. Hand's Pleasant l'hyslc ti
tbe only only one which cured my babe it con cen con
stlpnllen. Jeus VVAUB,Trey, .S. v .
Fer sale by II 11. Ccchran, DnigUt, Ne. 137 and
1J9 forth (Jueco street, Lancaster, l'a,
sepl-lmdiw
M'JSOIAL HOT1VES.
SHILOIl'S COUGH and Consumption Cure U
sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Consump
tion, i'ersalebyll. U. Cochran, Urngglst, .Se.
1st North Queen streat.
VVenilerrulCure.
W. I). Heyt A Ce, Wholesale and Kctall Drug,
etstsef Heme, ti a., says We have been selling
Dr. King's Saw IJtaeevery. fclectrlc Hitters and
liacklen's Arnica talve ter two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satlsfacttnn. There have been
some wonderful cures eirected by these medi
cines In this cfly. everal cases et pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by use
of a few bottles of Dr. King's Nc-v Discovery,
taken In connection with tlectric Hitters. ve
guarantee them always. Sold by H. II. Cochran,
Druggist, 1.J7 and ISJ North Queen street, I.im
caster, l'a. (1)
A rkmedt for Indigestion, Consumption, Dys
pepsia, Weikuess, rever. Ague, etc., Celden's
Liquid fleet Tonic. slO-lwdeed.tw
Wiiex the scalp Is annoyed with dandruff,
(ilenn's Sulphur beap will bj found Infallible
Hill's Hair Dye, black or brown, titty cents.
slO-lwdeedA-w
Osn fJOTTLa ErrECTS A Ccbk. Mr. O'Car K.B.
Kech, of Allentown, l'a., was bedfast with In
riammatery rheumatism In the winter of ISsS.
Doctors could de nothing te rellovehlm. He
commenced using Gress' Ithenmatle Uemedy,
lly the time he had used halt a bottle he could
leave his bed ; when hn had Unlshcd the bottle
he was cared and has net had a return of the
disease since. In his own words,"! iccl better
than ever before." i'rlce 11, by all druggists.
lebs-3mdMV4r
GATAUltll CUltKD, health ami sweet breath
secured, by bhlleb's Catarrh llamedy Price se
cents. .S'a-siU Injector free. Ker sale by 11. 11.
Cochran, Druggist, Se. l'SJ North Queen street.
SHILOIl'S CUKE will Immedlatelv relieve
Immediately
Croup, Whooping Cough and Ilrenchltls. Fer
sale by H. 1). Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Qaeen street.
liacklen's Arnica Salve.
The Hest Salve In the world for Cuts, Hrutses,
Seres, Ulcers, ball itheum, Fever bores. Tetter,
Cbapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Hkln
Eruptions, anil positively enres Plies, or no pay
required, it Is guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded, i'rlce iV cents per
box. for sale by II. 11. Cecnrnn, Druggist, 137
and 133 .North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be se quickly
cured by Shlleh's Cure. We guarantee It. Fer
sale by if. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Queen street.
The Impending Dancer.
The recent statistics of the number of deaths
show that a large majority die with Consump
tion. 'Ihls disease may cemmencu with ail ap
parently harmless cough which can be cared In
stanUy by Kemp's liilsam for the Threat and
Lungs, which Is guaranteed te cure and relieve
all ciues. l'rlcsi U) cents and It. Trial tite free.
Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist. Ne. lit
North Queen street. eti-lwd&llw
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shlleh's Cuie
will give Immediate relict. Price 10 els., W cts.,
and 1, Fer sale by 11. it. Cochran, DruggUt.
Ne. 137 North llueun street.
A Very Narrow Kcapa.
" Yes, I had a very narrow oscaie," said a
piemlucnt citizen te a friend. "1 was con aned
te my bed for a year and my friends gave me up
for a consumptive's grave, unlll I began using
Kemp's Italsum for tlie Threat and Lungs, and
horelam, sound nnd hearty." Prtce dec. nnd
IL Fer xalu by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1.J7,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Active, Pushing and Kellable,
11. It. Cochran, Druggist, 137 and ITS North
Qiieen street, 1-ancautcr, Pa., can ulways be re
lied upon te carry in stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation of being ac
tive, pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with well established merit nnd such us
are iepular. Having the agency (or the cele
brated Dr. King's New Discovery for consump
tion, colds and boughs, wUl sell It en a positive
guarantee. It wllfsurely euro an and every
affection or threat, lungs, and chest, und In order
te prove our claim, we ask you te call and get a
Trial llottie Free. e(i)
AG11K.AT DlbCOVEltY.
Thogreatest discovery or the nineteenth cen
tury Is Hr. Leslie's hpcelal Prescription for sick
headache, which Is the discovery et an eminent
pbvaiclauaud lined by hliu ler ever thlity years
iM-feiu giving 11 te tlie public, und It stands to
day without a I Hal. Head advertisement lu
uuuther celuuiu.
.WILL YOU bUFFF.ll with Pyspepata and
Liver Complaint T Shlleh's Italizer Is guaran
teed te cm u you. Fer silo by II. II. Cochran Cechran
DniKKbt, Ne. 137 North Queeu street.
CltOUP, WHOOl'INUCOUOIl nnd Ilrenchltls
ImmedUitely relieved by Hhlleh s Cure. Fer sole
by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. IftNorlhQueen
street.
llsy I'ever,
I have been a periodical sufferer from hay
fuTer fa most unneytng und loathsome ullllc ullllc
Hen), since the summer of ls'9, and until I used
Kly's (.'ream llaliu, was never able te And any
relief unlll fold weather. Iran truthfully say
ihU Creuiu Halm cured me. 1 regard It of gicat
vulue.uud would net be without It during Iho
hay iQVr eiU,ye.-L. SI, UevrgU, UlQKhamtuu,
Wf UaTrV9STf
121MMONS' W K HKUIM..VTOU,
A DLESSIjNG.
Nothing aiMs mom te the security of life, et
happiness, and of health, than n site and reila
ble family medlelne. S 1, It. his wen ter ltselt
thoirwlltlenof"llio rainllr blessing." If a
child h-u the Celic, tt Is sure, sure and pleasant.
Uthe father Is evlminted, overworked, delilll
talml, II will restore Uls falling trngth. If tbe
wife uirer. Iiein Hysiwpsl-i, lw- Spirit, llesil llesil
echc.lt will glvi tvltef. It any nioinberol the
family h is iNtten an tiling hard Ie digest, n dee
of the licguUler w 111 seen estalillh gixxl dlgiw dlgiw
Hen. It glvrs lvrn-hliiK sleep even In casea
w-heie narcotics htvetallcd. llta preventive,
parffctly htmiles, te Ix-gln -with, no matter
whU tlie attack, II will afford mllef. Ne error
tobefcarv-d In adniliiltUrlngt no Injury from
exiHwiir," afi'-r taking i no change of diet -iiilrcd
no ueiilert of duties or less et lime.
Simmons' l.tver lli-ttulater h entirely veKOtable
nnd Is the purest aud best family medicine com
pounded. J It. ellln A Ce , PhllMlelphls, l'a..
sole proprietors. augls-emlAw-
YKU'S IIAIU V1UOH.
PERFECT HAIR
Indicates a nsturnl and lic-dthy condition of Iho
cUp,andefthv glands through which nourish
ment Is obtained. W hen, In coiiseijuence of age
nnd disease, the hair becomes weak, thin and
gray, Ayer's llalr Iger w III strengthen It,
store Its erlglual color, promote Us rapid nnd
vigorous growth, and Impart te 11 the lnitie
nml tii-shne e! youth
1 have used jer-s llalr V Iger for a long ttun
and am cenvlnicd id Us value W lien t nli
v ears of age mv tislr began te turn grwv liem
ineuccit iiHliigthii Viger, and wivs surpilnl lit
the geed nris.-is It produced It net only tv
steied the color te tny hair, but se atuuulaiid
us grewm mav i nave uew- inervi nair mini v,vr
before. I. W Kdard, Coldwaler, itl.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
tr vel vr.s si rriRise from debility and le-s el
appetite. If your st nnuch Is out of order, or
venruilndinnuised i take Avsr Siirxspanila
i'hls medicine will restore physical force nnd
elasticity te the system, mere surely nud i-peed
lly than any tonic yet discovered
terilt mouths 1 suffered from liver and stem
ach troubles My feed did net nourish me. nnd
I Ikcsuip weak and verj' much etnactatrd 1
took six bottles of sVyer's san-aparltla and was
eulcd. Julius M.l'aluier, birtn)fleld, llass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rrepti-ed hy Dr. .1. C
Sold by DruugUts
i;tesja
A yer A CO., Lewell, Mass.
Pnv.0. ft six bottles, f-
y 11. MARTIN,
WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL SEALEB IE
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
M-Yard. Ne. IJil North Water and Prince
Streets, above Lmen. L-vncaster. nJ-lyd
OAUMOA1.DNKUS A JKKKKR1ES.
COAL DEALERS.
Orrics: Ne. 12) North Queen street, and Ne.
6ftl North l'rtnce stnsjt.
Yards- North l'rtnce street, near Ueadlng
Depo'
LANCASTKlt, PA.
auginia
DKMOVAU
M. V. B. OOHO
has removed hts Ceal Office te Ne. 15S NOKTH
QUEKN STIIKKT (Urlmmer's New llaUdlng),
whero orders will be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL.
m-tfd M. V. It. COIIO.
VAMHIAMjea.
CTANDARD OAKK1AOE WOKR.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
Market Btroet,
Renr of Poatefflco, Lnnoestor, Fa.
My stock comprises a large variety of tfle
Latest btyle Uuggles, PhaUens, Carriages, Mar
ket and llusinesa w agens, w hlch 1 offer at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
terms.
I call special attention te a few of my own flc flc flc
slgns.oneof which ts the KDUEKLEYCl.OSKD
PUY31C1AN COUPE, which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most complete Physician's
Carriage In Use country.
Persons wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In mind that
they take no risk in buying my work. Every
Carrlage turned out In eighteen years a geed
one that Is the kind el guarantee 1 have te eiler
the public. All work lully warranted. Please
give me a cell.
UEPA1IIING PUOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed ter
thatDnrpose
MAVUIXKH1.
VTACHINEKY, Ac.
re
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Improved
EN6LNES TraetieB, PerUbli ir Sttlieurj.
New or Second-Hand
BOILKKS, WATER TANKS, SEPARATORS.
Macdimb or UsrAni Webc such aadennana
keDt In Machine Sheps.
CALL OH 0E ADDBES,
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS 637 HORTU OT1EBRY 8TRBKT,
Ltsii-AnTER, Pa. Uitfil.Vw
rUll HAl.K.
pilIVATK SAMi
1 WILL HAVE
A Oar-Lead of Canada Horses
1IY NEXT 8ATUUDA Y,
llrst-Class and Heavy Dralt.
Alse, en hand some WEbTEKN HOUSES First
Class Drivers and ler Uenerut farm Via.
UEOKUE UKUS3MAN.
31l&VBLl.AXrMVH.
IN TWI.NTY.l-'Ol'K IIOLMtS. " I1KN I1KN
sen's Capclne Plasters cured my lauie back
In twenty lour hours " I II, C Pure, sure. Sic,
Q1 nrC ha7.a ky" te" aeknts.
)XLWVy AddnvsHt onto,
Dit. SCOTi '.-4 ELECTltlU OOODS,
Ne. st J bread way. New Yerk.
The Only Genuine, apSMmdoed
mORACCO I'AUKKHS'
SAMPLE CARDS
ON HAND
AND Pill.NTF.I) TO OUDKIl AT
THE
"Intelligencer" Office.
EMOOKAT feNAT I'RAU.ATION
COMMIlTKE-Foielgii-bern Citizens do de
slrlng NutunilUatlen, und their frfends, should
bear In mind that HATUltllAY, OCTOIIEIlSd,
will be thul.ustday for Naturalization this year;
and us Court may nut then be lu session It Is
bust te have this mailer attended te nt ence.
The following committee of Democratic attor
neys has been appointed te attend loNaturaliza leNaturaliza loNaturaliza
tlen for their parly here i and calls upon them
should be made at I heir law etllces :
11. r. Davis, UouthDuke street IV. II. Ileland.
Seuth Duke street: Jehn A. Ceyle, East King
street, 11. F. Montgomery, North Duke street
Jehn E ilalone, (Seuth Duke street. sl-td
riKOROK KRNHT. JB.,
Oarpenter, Contractor & Builder,
UKSIDKNUE NO. 539 WEST KINO ST.
8HOP-KAST QUANT ST., Opposite itfttlen
Heuse.
All work receives ray prompt and personal at.
tontlea.
All kinds et Jobbing attended lle at short no ne no
tlceand en reasonable, WniiJI. Pi,wfngs and
uw turaMbfe, viiua.
out
JO-KXT DOOlt TO THK COOHT HOUH15.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
I.iirje Stock new open sultable for l.iuly Tull m,d Mid Winter. AU),
Shoulder Shf.wls in great variety, from lOe. te il.wi. Alse, l-'nll nnd Win
ler Wrupsln LnrRO Atuurtnuuit.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
ll..i Ihvii enl .it-Re. I und will be .supplied with new nddltleus nlmefit dally
thnUiRheul the wiusen.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heusp, Lniicftster, Pa.
st ET.UK K A UAUUHMAN.
THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Blankets and Comfertables
AT-
LOWEST PRICES,
METZGER & HAUGHMAN S
CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street, Botweou the Ooepor Heuse and Serrel
Herso Hetol, Lancaster, Pa.
rviuiriifif.
PIUKN ITl'KB WAKKKOOMS.
Ill'V. lOL'USKI.F A -PAIlt OF 1II03E
Polding Dress Pillows,
CALL KAULY AT
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out nud we have Just
rvcvlv id auether let of them.
20 BAST KINO STREET.
T5ARl.AIN.SlN
FURNITURE
WIDMYER'S,
( Funnel ly Wlduiyer A Klckscckcr's)
EAST KING AND DUKE STS.
The large mock en hsinil inujit be rvilucel te
mftke room for
NEW GOODS.
In order te de this 1'rte-s will be Marked
Down Take advantage of this Keductteu and
call early lOShCL HE UAUUAI.SN
GOOD, FIUhT-CLASS VVOUK.
DON'T MISTAKE THE PLACE
Widmyert Old Stand,
EAST KIN Q AND DUKB STS.
-l'orsenal attention Riven te Undertaking
a hen-tlere.
septll)d J. 11, W1DMV. Kit.
auuueuir.a.
HIGH UHADK COKKKKH.
Flne old Oevernment Java and Mecha
Coffees, the best In the market. Our Java Men
ded ColTee speaks for Itself ! rich and fragrant,
S5c. per pound. Very flne Plantation llle
Cetlees, our best only -jic. per pound i ene very
popular at 15c vve want you te call and try ear
iJKc. Coiree. The excellent quality of our
Couees and nne Teas Is making friends fast and
nrm. Oar dally miles show a steady Increase.
Fresh KeasU-d every day. A full line of fancy
Groceries, l'luose Rive us a trial order.
OEO. VVIANT,
auKlva Ne. US West King street.
T HUKSK'M.
The Woodbury Fruit Jar
VVn believe. It 1ms no superior In thu mat ket.
Easily closed and costly opened.
Ghe the Woedlinry Jar a Trill.
1011 h.VLE WHOLESALE AND UETA1L.
ATBURSK'S,
NO. 17 BiAST KINO STREET,
LANCAOTElt, 1'A.
- Telephone connectien:
K1WOAT1VNAU
E
vi:mnu sessions
AT THE
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
lie-ins Monday, October 1th.
Instruction lu IIoekkksi-iho, PrxuAAsuir and
AlllTUMETlC.
College rooms open every ovenlni; te appll
cants Irem new till opening. A laitfu number
luvt already applied for admission.
Applyte 11. C. WElDLEIt,
sStfd Ne. IPS East KtngStreeL
witTTin "c. s 1 1 e itfili mi k'HrAOAl7.
EMY FOH YOTNOMEN AND 1IOY8. ME
DIA, PA., 1- miles fiem Philadelphia. Fixed
prlce covers every axnenvn, even books, etc. Ne
uxtra charKes. Ne Incldeutut expenses. Ne ex
nmlnutlen for admission. Twelve experienced
teachers, all men, and allirradualcs. Special op.
portunllle, for apt students toad vancu rapidly.
Special drill for dull and backward boys. Patrons
or students may select any stndles or cheese thu
rcgulur English, Hclent!flc,l!uslness, Classical or
Civil EnglneerlnK ceurse. students tltKsl ut
Media Academy are new In Harvard, Yule,
Princeton and ten ether CoIIeros and Pelytech
nlcSchoels. 10 students pent te cedetta in ISM,
15 In Issl, 10 In lss.1, 10 in lssfi. A (craduatlm; class
every year In thu commercial department- A
Physical and Chemical Laboratory, Uyuinaslum
and Hall U roil lid. &M vels, added te Library In
13. Physical apparatus doubled lu Ib&i. All
students beard with the principal. Heys can
room alone. Media lias Buven churches and a
temperance charter whleh prohibits the sale of
intoxicating drinks. Fer new Illustrated circu
lar address the Principal and Proprietor,
SWlTlUNO.SIiOllTLlDUE.A.M,,
auKi'elmd.tw (Harvard Graduate) Media, Pa
-pvON'THUITKH ANY LONUKH
Frem Your Disordered Kidneys,
Black IJarren Mineral Spring Water
Is a Prompt, Efflclcntand Cheap Uemedy.
Its Tonic and Invleerant Powers inake It an
excellent Dyspepsia Uemedy. ,
Dr. Itegnuult, el France, writing te Gen. Itetr,
of the U. M. Army, says i ..,..
" Yeu ncednotceiootoKuroro for Waters te
Ouni Dyspepsias we have nene better luan
11LACK HAllllEN SPUING WATJCB."
i'ersens supplied and vessels furnisnea.
1 S. GOODMAN, Manatrer,
Ne. 87 East Grant Street.
or sale by JNO. ILKAUWMAW, Druggist,
North Queen Street, Lancaster, la.
11LACK 11AUKKN SPUING liOUSK BOW Open.
Applyte UIa8CUBI8TIJJOMII!UaiB.
Pleasant GreTe,LntWr Cunty, flu
enci5-t)Bia
Muertf,
iHirnKM'Ji.vMjjisrij ueuiis.
AV
K UAVK A liAHUK STOCK
OF THE IIK8T
REFRIGERATORS
IN THE CITY.
Thi l'icrce Dry Air llefriger.ler.
UAKUK.Y IIOXK. WATKK U00LXK8,
JVK OK K A St rKKEZKKH,
And atullltnoefllOUSErUllNlHHlNU GOODS
The larxent stock of HAS ri.XTUUES In the
city. Special attontlen paid te Gas-Fttllng, Tin
Hoefing and Spouting
v e have lust received another let of these VSe.
GLOULS.
JOHI P. SOHAUM & SOU,
24 SOOTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
F
l,inniv,iu.i:nkman.
PRICES
MARKED DOWN
-ON-
Weed and Iren Pumps,
TERRA-COTTA
-AND-
Iren Moter and Drain
PIPES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTEIt, I A.
w
M. A. KIKKKEK. ALUUt. 0. UKKB
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse),
Invite ull Housekeepers te Call 'and Inspect
their Stock of
Eeuseliirnisliiiig Goods.
A Complete Line constantly en hand. COOK
STOVES and UANGES, l-AKLOU STOVES,
HEATEltSand FUltNACEH.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
After caratully nxamlnlng thu merits of all
errured te the trade, we have selected
THE "ARGAND,"
Fer GASOLINE, and
THE ,f DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL,
As the lient, when all points are consldered, te
offer te our patrons.
Call and see us. Wn lere te show our goods,
and are net otfended If you de net purchase.
Uomembcr, we are agents for
The " Splendid " Heater.
Manufactured by Fuller A Warren Company,
Trey, N, Y,, which has no rlvat In durability,
economy of fuel and control of gas. New ts the
time te examine and beceme posted for Autumn
purchases,
KEMKMISEIt THK PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPi'eaiTK ceuut ueuskumw
MUTJUKB.
miUHMAN'H.
"" GENTLEMEN'S
Balbriggan and Gauze DndershirU
THE 11EST-:
White Shirts!
NECKTIES, PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY
BOAItr I'INS, SLEEVE illUTTONS.
BUSl'ENDEllS,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
MO. II WXT KINa ST., LAMQAAXIS, PA
Jsi
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