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LAVCASTEU. NOVEMUEU 18, ltC
Twe Kcccnt Supreme Court Decisions.
An Important decision lias just been ren-
kArrpA bv the aunremn court of tlie United
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BSX states m me cese 01 me lire .Association
"of Philadelphia against ttie state of New
Yerk. The question was whether 2s"ew
Yerk ceulil tax l'ennsjlrani.i cerupauies
mere heavily than Xew Vetk companies
were taxed, the occasion for the discriml.
nation being that the tax en insurance
companies in Pennsylvania was heavier
than in New Yerk. A Xew Yerk law
authorizes the taxation of, alien companies
at the eame rate that Is charged Xew Yerk
companies In the state te which ether coir,
panies belong. It was contended that thi
law wa3 a violation of the Fourteenth
amendment of the constitution whicli pro
vides that no state shall " deny any person
within its Jurisdiction the equal protection
of the law." Hut the supreme court says
that this clause can net apply te the case
fef because the company is only admitted te
the state by license, and the " state having
power te exclude entirely has power te
change the conditions of admission," nnd
t that by eeing into Xew Yerk the company
npfimfp,! Mm rotulIMens ttrmnsp!.
It has been but n few days since the
Bupreme ceuit decided that a state was
without power te prescribe te a carrying
mtfi company rates of freight te points without
the state. If we, however, understand the
scope of this insurance company decision,
it is that a state lias the power te exclude
entirely from its bonier any business cor
poration ; and that, having tins power of
exclusion It has the power of imposing con
ditions of doing business. "Wherefore,
then, If it may impose any license tax it
pleases en an insurance company, may it
net impose upon a carrying company a
schedule of rate3 for carriage ? And
KS wherefore mav it net include in this
tSfc " schedule rates te points without as well as
within the state, its iever ever the com
pany be'ne such that it may impose en it
what conditions it plases '
The reason given by the supreme ceuit
ler its denial te a statebf the riht te im.
pose upon a carrier a freight rate te a point
without the state was ' that this species of
legulatieu is of a geueral and national
character, and cannot be safely and w Lselj
remitted te local rules and local regula
tions." In fine, the supreme court of the L'nited
States undertakes te say that a state may
abuse an insurance company as it pleases,
but net a railroad company, which is pro
tected by its national character. The
distinction may exist; we de net
care te debate whether an insurance
or a railway company is the most
national in its nature. But what we de
want te knew is whence the supreme
court of the United States derives its
power te decide questions, net by the law
and the constitution, but by its conception
of whatcan be " safely and wisely remitted
te local rulesand local regulations ;" which
is wholly a question for the legislature.
Justice Harlan dissented from the in
surance company decision, lie is deter
mined te be consistent ; as he denied the
state the right te say what a lailread com cem
pany should charge for carriage, he would
deny it the right te jump en any ether
business cempauy with any tax it pleased
te place.
In Haste te SmuMew.
, The members of the legislature from
this county did net present a very edifying
epectacle te their constituents, 113 they ap
pear photegrapeJ by an evening con
temporary's report of tuelr meeting te en en
derse Quay for the Senate.
It was net in it-elf a proper occasion for
the meeting unless some extraordinary ec-
f$ cisien calledferit; and that occasion should
re leunu in ine report et what was said.
Stehman claimed most of ttie credit for
tlie gathering ; and it appeared that it was
called because the Philadelphia Hepuhlicau
members had doue the Mine thing . and
because Lancaster county wanted te be in
the front rank in the rush te (Juay; and be
cause.as young Jlr. ICauffmau ingenuously
confessed, it was andeistoed that the earli
est birds in tlie movement had the biggest
chance of a cabinet elllce with Heaver ;
and finally, because, as Ur. Davis veiy
frankly said, they had te take Quay atlast
anyhow, and the quicker they swallowed
Mm the better.
The doctor knows hew it is with a
caster oil notion the sooner taken, thu
-H iss the disgust.
$.- Under the circumstances, since it had te
fet-rbeaene uud we want a Lancastrian in
pU-lJeavei-'s cabinet, let us fenrive our dWn.
Kji'iipu for ita undignified haste te swallow
j"r)itv
iih,w;
it'."-' Tlie Immunity uf Cnnuii-nllm w.
Tbe supreme court of Pennsylvania has
auttUiai the three mill tax en niemun
't interest ftiunet be collected frumrnr.
Sl4poratleii3. Ot course, there Is no kpt.
M fthat 6ituatien, but the supreme court
f iulnks U Is net responsible aiuce H is the
''Willing Of the law. It does net propose te
" jcm U sensibly. It prefers te let the lecls.
, f &&u e nirend If. AYe i?h it weuM always
Kse conservative.
'vThore cannot be nu atom of de.iltthat
''lfee legislature did net Intend corporations
;;JYing money at Inttivst te pay no tax
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ea tbetn when It Imposed such
tax en Individuals. "When it left
the law subject te such interpretation
It gave the most convincing evidence of
the carelessness with which its legislation
Is manufactured. X'e one who has seen the
process In operation at Harrisburg cau le
surprised that the statute leek should be
se contradictory and incomprehensible. It
is safe te say that net one legislator in ten
knows what he is voting en in ninety
nine bills out of 11 hundred that are consid
ered ; the hundredth hill will be his own
base bantling, Introduced te protect seme
trivial Interest.
The next legislature will need te attack
the tax question under the supreme court
decision, and we hope it will be able te se
declare its purpose ttmt, corporations will
have te jay at least as much tax as Indi
viduals uen moneys at interest , though
we have no confident hope that it will be
able te fully achieve this mastery ever the
Knglish language ; and it may be well for
individuals te land themselves together in
companies of three or mere and get out a
charter of incorporation from theceurt, in
order that they may come under its pro
tection with their little moneys at interest
when the tax assessor next gees around.
Selection or Senators.
The New Yerk Tim- calls attention te
the evils of the system of cheesing United
States senators through the legislature,
and argues that the people de net as a rule
pay any nttentien te the choice of senator
hi electing members of the legislature, but
that the candidates fur senatorial honors
de exercise an important and evil intluence
en state politics, by their scheming te se
cure the election of members of tbe legisla-
tine who will be favorable te them. After
he elictien the legislature becomes the
scene of a contest between the rival candi
dates for senator, who carry en a system of
bargaining with premise of office, votes or
cash, and but. little secresy. The prize gees
te the rue3t unscrupulous wire-pullers, and
the result is that the Senate of the L'nited
States is no longer looked upon with the
profound respect te which its dignity and
power entitle it.
In the recent campaign in this state the
Republicans succeeded in suppressing state
issues by raising the cry that national is
sues were involved, because the legislature
would choeso a senator. Hut it was ex
pressly intended by the framers of our con
stitution that the legislature, and net the
people should cheese the senators, the only
duty of the people being te see that this
choice was entrusted te men of high char
acter. The 7'i ).,. suggeststbat the preple vote
directly for United States senators, and
the legislature merely ratify their decision.
This is what is said te have been done at
the last election in Nebraska, where Sena Sena
eor Van AVyck received the endorsement
of the people, and can confidently demand
his reelection by the legislature, whose He
publican majority would otherwise be
likely tj refuse te re-elect him m view of
his frequent kicking in the party traces.
Tin: Uiiay Jese is KS?Einga great many
Keputilicdn's but It h-n te be swallowed.
TnKV ate notdenecuuutlngln New Jersey
te hen who U elected te the legislature and
who Is te be United Senater senator. When
the returns were all In the parties were a tie,
with a Laber member holding the casting
vote. Then a recount was made In a tleU
district lu Passaic county, and the Demo
cratic candidate came out ahead. Anether
receuut h9 bwn made In Mercer county te
unseita Democrat , and ha succeeded In itn
aim. Wheu all the c.ae dutrljts are re
counted, ir a Democratic mnjirlty still re
maln, there wut be an opjierlunlty for
Senater Sewell te try the Simen (.'imeren
tactics in the legislature and get a Lebo Lebe Lebo
Wageuneller and Mauear election. It In
thirty years, we believe, since the unscrupu
lous Simen tried this game and wen; ana
since he has resided in the besom of respecta
bility and wealth and political honor. The
lord has given him fullness or years and
honors; and his tricks or polltleal knavery
de net seern te have counted against him.
Maybe It U virtue te be ra'cally in politics.
A 00OD slice of October weather is taking
the melancholy out of November.
Lnncns from abroad and the sterle of
travelers all tend te prove that France Is pos
sessed with an Insane desire ler war with
Germany, and sooner or later the popular
thirst for vengeance win get the young re
public Inte very het water. This bitter hos hes
tlllty is terribly costly te both nations and a
dram en their resources that they cannot long
withstand rer every able-bodied man under
forty must held himself redy te serve at a
moment's notice, and all Frenchmen must
pass through service uf ttve years In the
army.
In Uariuauy the term of service Is only
three years, but It is tar mere suvere In train
ing and discipline than the longer Trench
term.
In France the soldiers help the farmers in
harvest time. It a farmer falls behind with
his work or Is in need of help he sends te
the colonel of the ueuest barracks. Harvest
work in 1 raure Is largely deue by soldiers.
There is a flxsd rate of pay for them. Thirty
cents a duy and the lean of a civilian garb.
Ir war can be avuided this bitter feeling
may bum itself out In time, but at present
the condition of aiHlrs In I ranee does net
give much ground r.,r contldeuce in the sta
bility or their form et government. 'Ihere
can be little doubt that a war with Je-inauy
would mean the overthrew or the existing
government In France, but It will nut de te
speculate en thd luturn of a people , eictU
ble and emotional as the French.
T11t.n1: seems te be a mysterious rharin
about the word university. One t v one the
institutien1) of learning all erer the country
are following the lead of Harvard and calling
theinel;s universities, while these that
have always iwen known by that name seek
lu vain ler some rf asen ler the adoption et It
by their rivals. Why should President Mc Mc
Cesh, et I'nueoteti, U. Bnxleus ler the change
when he admits that law and medicine can
net be kiiccessf uiiy taught at a rural college T
He sjys that he does net prnjmse te Introduce
the study of all learning In his ' university,"
but stuiply te perfect tbe present system.
The only answer that can be thought of Is
that the venerable and uUh i,r..i, i..n..
appreciates the value et tine names, and to te
lieves that hecau better carry out his unri
valled system el securing cash for his college
if he can glve the contributors the additional
glory ofsupjiertlHg a university. He knows
that college boys would rather be Kiaduates
ei u college than of a high school, even It the
latter giive the most thorough education, and
en thesame priuclple they prele uulver 1.
ties te colleges. This is all very foolish, but
it Is a fact, and Dr. McC'esh is a practical
S-ce'.cbinau who Is quick te find facta mid te
ue theui. Helere long the colleges will all
be unlersltie, the high schools colleges, and
te en down the scale until the leal meaning
of the word Is lest.
A neon or ever six hundred pagei has
been Issued, made up of ess tyseu the labor
question, by the following noted men- T
V.Pewdeily, Dr. Klmuui J Jams-.. 1'nl'
mi? y . VmV,ylvma ; Jehu J. O'Neill, 01
l ,TJ,ViJ" . '"!, ..I New Yerk ;
Hebert Heward, et MawuUBulu . ,. ' '
et Mlchlgau 1 Jehn Jarrett, of MaeUu,Biu.
Iter. It. Ueber Newton, of New Yerk ; ? J?. &
Fester, or Massachusetts; P. M. Arthur,
chief engineer of the Locomotive ..llretber.
heed $ I. 8. Ssyers, presldent loceraotlve
Firemen j 1. II. Ulddltig, Hprlngtleld
tTnfen i Jehn Mellrldc, ecrctry Ceat
Miners' Union. P. J. oPenoghue, of
Terente, Canada, and l J. Mcliilre. stvre
tary Carpenter'! Itrotberheod, Ohie. It Is
edited by Oeo. K. McNeill, el the Mastschu
setts bureau of statistics ui la'mr. The pre-f'-e
says that the bxik is an attempt te con
tribute te the pwefu! solution el the latsr
problem. It, iiddeubt, contains semn mighty
Interesting leading.
Nl Yehk Is growing right almiv; "it the
read el progress. Up te Neetnber 1 the
new building numbered a,Tll, at an esti
mated cost of f .'A 1 1 J,0t!S mi lucrese VI J I v
000,000 ever the muie lltne la't .ea-. The
town new has t .'00,000 people.
rUKS-ONAL
MAVeu-Ku.cr llKWitr'-. daughter, Mls
Amy lteniiMU Hewitt, was married In New New
Yerk 011 Monday 10 James Olte Urpen. The
bridegroom's best man was Allen Therndike
Klco.
Hen Imikduii ha prediiivsl thU apher
ism : " There Is net oue man lu this treat
cltyet New Yerk who can own fs.woen'.
The 5,000 000 ew n him. lie Is the salts the
money the key."
Mmk PAtti received the baiidmiit sum
of IT 500 francs te sing at a concert, en the
iT7 til or October. This Is the highest sum,
atverdlug te the Pans A"ij,virv. thst has in or
been received for singing at a single concert
In Louden.
Mns. DeROTtiEi C , wife et the Hen J.
Simpsen Africa, secretary or intrnal atlalrs
of Pennsylvania, died at her home In Hunt
ingdon, alter a llugerlng Illness, lu tbe 'ld
year of her ae. Mrs. Africa w as the daugh
ter et Jeshua ' reeulaud, au e sherill of that
county.
The 1 mi Wm L. Siuxiiik, of Phila
delphia, di,Hl a few vears age, leaving an es.
tateef $l,v50,0ea He held J-.1 el the StV
shares ei the Horticultural Hall nssivlatlen.
which has been tendered us a gilt te the so
ciety by Miss Klinbeth Sehader, in memory
or her dectaed brother.
Cu i.klks A. AsiiniBNEr. has teslgnt-d his
posltleti as geologist m charge el the Penn
sylvania survey, alter a connection of ever
twelve years' d'u ration, aud wiu hereafter dr dr
vete his attention te the location atut devel
opment or natural eas fields ier the Salety
Appliance ceui.any (It iiiled . et l'lttsburg.
Wilsen Uakrktt was plajiug Claudtae
In Hosten when a sU year-eid U'.v, who had
been taking a suisil ptrt m the play, ap
proached the -.tar during au Intermission
and said. "Sir Mr. iiarrett, de a, I thet-e
people come te the theatre just tit jeu "
Don't muih of 'em come te see me ' '" Mr.
Barrett's answer Is net recorded.
" LoNe " JeitN Wkntwertii was run
ning for sime etlbx In Chic.sge a te years
age, when a friend told him that bis political
enemies were circulating the report that it
he should be elected he would put his band
in the public treaury and help himself. Te
this " Ljng "answered with a merry twinkle
in his eve, " Mebbe I will, and mebbn 1
wen'L ilut 1 cau tell you one thing nobody
ele will put his hand In. I'll set en the
chlst,"
LALl.Zll ill- HKH DEAD l.UtZf
Strnnsn ctrrmiKtances I'rcMilm j ih llrnib el
a YunDg Girl.
Frem tb Sail Lake IleralJ, .or i
A few days go we chronicled the death of
MJss Athallah I'Ubert, of Seuth Cottonweed.
At the time of the announcement there were
reports current that some events out of the
ordinary were connected with her decease,
but at that time there were no means. ,i a-cer-talning
the ;partlculars. Yesterday, how
ever, Mr. James Ullbert, the young lady's
father, and teverat ether Cottonweed people
were in the city, and from tbeui a reporter
learned the lacta which loliew. Ail thn
names mentioned are these or responsible
and well known citizens, and unreal as the
narration sounds there .aa be no doubt el us
authenticity.
The young lady was Pi jears old at the
time et her death, and apars te have been
possessed or one et these warm, lovable,
bright and even-tempered dispositions which
endear the owner te every one with whom
she comes in contact. Tuuugti se veung, she
took a busy part in all churcu dune, and in
Improvement associations and the Sunday
school ber name hlwajs bad a prominent
place. Seme three or tour veara a.re she
formed au intimacy with a y nth named
Jehn Cunhtle, the son et a ueighber, and
despite the tender years et b.,tb, thev be
came strongly attached te each ether," and
provoked no end el cenameijC at their old eld old
fasblened devotion and steadfast atlectien
for one another. This state et allairs contin
ued until the girl was It, years old, when
the association was rudely broken by
the death of young Cunlltle. He lest his lite
from the kick el a wild horse about a ytar
age. When the Intelligence was brought te
Miss Gilbert, her lather sas, ,t gae ,er a
shock, from which she never re Acred. She
almost sank beneath the blew, and at his
funeral ber larexysms of grief were go vio
lent that it was reared her reason would de
part. In time, however, she resumed her
accustomed duties, but it was evident that
tbe blew she had sustained had sunk deep
Inte her life. She f eldem reued herself tretn
a deep lethargy or sadness, and day bv day
her color and strength and the freshness at
youth seemed te be ebbing away. A rew
months age she alarmed her el-ter by
telling her that "Jehn" had visited her
chamber and had told hnr that she must
prepare te come te him. Sue manifested no
leir, but, according te her s.ster, bad told
him she would net leave her areiits, but
he bad only said Bgaiu that she must
come. Once again, later, she told her sister
that he bad come te her w lib the same mes
sage, and fhe bad new eidt-utlv given up
desiring te remain, as she told her sister hew
she wiehed te be dressed at her burial and
whom she wished te dress her. Sum after
that young Cuulitle's father came te Dr. Gil
bert, sereiy disturbed, and told him that one
morning as he was lying down his seu had
come te him and steed at the feet of his bed.
His lather had asked him what It was he
desired and he replied : "I came te see you,
lather. I am staying at Gilbert's, and I am
going back there new. I have been there
ever sln.-e I lelt you. Where else should
I be?" Mr. Gilbert attempted te
reason the old gentleman out of his
notion, but he insisted that It was
no dream or vision, but that, his t-en bad
actually visited and spoken te ulm, and that
in bread daylight. In the meantime, Miss
Gilbert continued te uialntaia that her last
day was approaching, and ir amount et' per
suasion seemed te shake bar bullet. One
week age last evening sh', and her parents
were attending a birthda-. party at a neigh
bor's. Miss Gilbert was sitting &t the lunch
table chatting with seme companions,
when, without a word et warnletr, she tell
te the fleer motionless. Her lather and
mother raised her, and leth said her heart
had cesed te beat. Their cries ami lamen
tations and their frenzied attempts te reuse
her, they state, rallied her lera'fuw moment-,
and she was hurriedly con veyed home, w here
she expired shortly afterward, leaving her
friends almost stupefied with grief. Her
funeral waa one of the largest convocations el
mourners ever seen in that locality.
I'i Hull's Cenxh Syrup Is partlcuiai! iceuiii
uiemU-a ler Liitldteii. It cures veuk1i. iIU
croup, sere threit, and whooping count! i, i,
ilw,aul te the Uule ami acta like a iS.rm
csdih.
-'Jack shall pipe and r, ill shall daii.e, " Just us
lentf out lu the open liaru as ihey olraei Tlie
lie.i bem American citlieii don't 1,-ir ueutalirla
with Saivattju oil te the front. iiUe only a
cents.
St .laoeba Oil the nalesl and lie.i. U,l but
tough Cuie theriime.
rei llautes. UseliH Hands 'Helfalug Lolleu
te bathe baby's gums New and sure.
The only safe medicine for cblldieii is lis
IUmii's Cough anil Croup Price Slceuts
rer sale by It It. Cochran, tlrnylst. Ne. 137 ud1
LSI North CJueuu stleel, Lancaster, l'.
nnvl-llililAw
Ut-EVIAL NUTIVr.tl.
TVHV WILL OU cough when shlieb'si are
will give Immediate relict. Trice I'i c!s , :- 1-1 . ,
and II, rer sale by II. It. Coehiun, Diuu i
n. li7.N'eith llueeu street.
TI1K IIIJV. OKO. II. THAll.lt, el Uouihen
Ind., says : " Jleth myself and wile ewe our Urea
tebrui.UU'SL'UNSIXUl'riU.N't'UKK." (rale
by II . II. Cochran, Druggist, Xe. 117 hurlh Oucrn
truet.
IliNDSLlea l.ivmi I-siiitts ter sick headache
erplil ilvr,iilieiinssaimiii llgeileii siua'i
and iay te swallow ene pui a rUH. Trice, a6c
llyaildnigitlsu leKs-)iudl'u.'lh.s
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XKii's uiiKiutY'ria reu.vu
Your Children
Aisi constantly at posed te dsnuer treni Celd,
hrsplng Cough, Cleun, aud dlse peculiar
te tli threat ami lungs ter ruch ailments,
Ajer cheiTj- Tectone, prom nil J administered,
atiertls speedy rellet and cure
Asa remedy for Whooping Cough, with hlrh
uianv of our children weie silticlisl, euet,
dining the a.t winter, with much satisfaction,
Ajets cherry Tecterai. rer this atrrctlen.
consuls' thts preparation the moil efttcacleaa el
Ml the medicines which becime toeurknowt-edue-Marv
Tackhurt, Ti-eceiHitws, Heme for
Little W nnderers, Doncaster, Md
My children have been peculiarly subject te
attai Its el croup, and 1 fatled te find any etteo ettee
tueivuiedyuniti 1 cemuienctvl admlnlstcrltig
Ajer's Cherry Tecternl. This preparation re.
ilevcs Hiedtttlculty of htialhtng and Invariably
cures the cemiilal u t David il, stalks, Chatham,
Celmntila Ce., N. Y.
1 have used Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral In luy
family ter uianv years, and hae feutnl It espe
cially valnahle In Whooping leugh Thlsniedt.
ctne aitsys all Irritation, prevents Inflammation
intra extending te the lungs, and quickly sub
dues any tendency te Lunc complaint. J. II
Wellington, Tlatnvllle, Mich"
1 Hud un medicine se effective, f01" Croup and
Whivplug Cough ns Ajer'n (.here' Tecteiwl. It
was the means of saving the life et my little
boy. only six months old. cnrrjlng him safely
thieugh the worst CAse of hisipiuu Cough I
es er saw Jane Jl alone, Ttney rut, Tenn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
l'repsred by Ir. J. c. Ayer . Ca, liwell,
las Sold by all Druggists. Trice, II . Mt bet
UJ. i. norms
T
IUKD OUT'
riijslclaus aud Druggists Itt'cemiticud
BROWN'S
IRON BITTEES!
ASTHE BEST TONIC.
At this season nnarly every one needs te use
some sort et tonic. IKON eutars Inte almost
etery phj-slclan's presorlntlen for these who
ne,d building up.
Fer Weaknes,LassltudeLck et Kneruy.Ktc,
It HAS NO EQUAL, and Is the only Iren medi
cine that Is net injurious. It Knrlches the
ItliH-sl, invigorates the system, Kestervs Appe
tite. Aids UlcesUen. It doe net blacken 01 ln
.'uip the teeth, cause headache or produce con cen con
stliHitlen as ether medicine de.
Ita e II. nixKLsr, a leading physician 01
Sprlugtleld. Ohie, says : ' Brown's lien Hitters
Is a thoroughly Reed medicine. 1 ue It In iny
practice, and nnd lu action etce.s all ether
tertus et Iren. In weakness, or a low condition
of the system, llrewn's Iren Bitters Is usually a
positive, necessity. It Is all that Is claimed for tt-
Hr. W. N. Watias, 1M9 Thlrty-ecend Street,
t'.oeigetown, 1 l says- "llrewn's Iren Bit
ters is the Tonic of the age. Netbtntf better It
ervates appetite, gtvee strength aud Improves
digestion."
The Uenulne has Trade Mark and cresd red
lines en wrapper. Takenoethei. Made only bv
BllOWN CHEMICAL CO..
(I) ltaltlmeiv, Md
rUKXlTUUB.
V
T r. SAI'I'.
I. K. KOTE.
FURNITURE-!
Ier the UKST U.V1K3AINS i-i H'ltMUBE
of ALL KINDS, H" te tbe
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Sts.
We are selling ler a short time, at ASTONISH
lAti LOW TlllCES, Klenant Walnut lied-Koeaa
Suites, Marble Tep, liiCW; Fine Haircloth Tar Tar
ler suite. 133 CO; Elegant Lounge, t; 10 . and
ether goods at the same Lew Tilers u'J ltnd
niUHNlTURE WAREKOOMS.
Hb'V VOUKsKLr A TAIh or TUOSK
Eelding Dress Pillows.
CALL KAKLY AT
HeLTmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and we bare Just
recti ed another let of them.,
'-30 BAST RUNO 8TRHET.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot, i
J .V U Meuth fjucc iifst.,
LANCAfiTEll, I'.V.
J" ATE.S V IJKSIONH AND KINI.SU.
AT
WIDMYER'S
YOU WILL t'INI)
A Large and Well Selected Stock
or
FURNITURE
IS ALL THE
Latest Styles and Finish.
rCALI. AN1J ESAMINK.-S
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner East Kins and Duke Sta.,
LANOASTJSB, I' A,
mptwra
jjtr OOOBJ.
TKbTwANT'TXrlTYTllB K8'l'
Black Cashmeres!
t ei the least money go te the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J.w IIYlt.NIt,
no. ill North gueeu sttvel.
oerMyrt
1 H. OIVIilCHA I'O.
LAUIICs, OK.STLRMKN
oi ei
CIIILDIIKN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR,
INFANT'S KINK
Cashmere Underwear
AT VKKY I.OWKHT CASH I'KK'ESI
JolmS.Crivler&Ce,,
Ne. 25 Bast King Btroet,
LAMcAstsa, Ti.
' VIM I'AUK TRICKS.
COATS. COATS. COATS.
B08T0N8T0RE,
os. Hi ami 'JS eilli IJutcn St.
nn account el our loerntielng tee small te glve
Coats the space necessrj- ler their display, we
will CLOSKOUT Ladles' SewtnatkeU AT AND
UKLOWCOST In the luttiie our specialties
will be TLl'SIl UOAl.H and CllILllltKN'a
COATS. We will have au liuuiente Atsertinent
at uorresi I'KICaS.
M"KE NKW TIU.SUSIN
Dress Goods.
"SKK IllKUK"
Ueuble Width, Keman Stripes, levetv uoedj.
i:.Sc a yard ; would be cheap at -itc
KNOLIsll CtlKCK Dress Novelties, Twenty nve
Styles, at l.'.Hc a yard,
roll TWENTlf HATS we will hava a (Ileal
8teclal sale of ULACh. CASUMKUK8.
We one- the dreateat lUrgaliu In tll.ACK
LA311MEKES eyer offered In this city.
SHAWLS. SHAWLS.
S1NULR AND DOUlll.E RHAWLS
An Immense Assortment at Ltiwest Trices.
Blankets and Comforts.
Our Aaseitumnt Is Cetuplete and Tih.es ale
ery Lew.
UNDERWEAR.
?peitl liar train In a Ladles' Scftllet Vest at
t.'Sc.csch. worth H.w.
Stamm Bres. & Ge.
-rerrncrly at the New Yerk Stere.
J.
B. MARTIN & UO.
WINTER UNDERWEAR
-AT-
J. B. Martin & Ce.
MEN'S UMERWEAR.
Men's White Merine t'nderuear at lie.
Men's White Merine Underwear at&-c.
Men's White Merine Underwear at e
Men's White All-wool Underwear at Tie. let
ter tirades at 11 OT. 11.11. 11 w, II 7S, tl.w.
Men's Scarlet Underwear at 6"c.
Jlen's Scarlet Underwear at 0e.
Men's Scarlet Underwear at ILH.
Men's Scarlet Underwear at 11.23.
Ktny Dezen or a Special llargaln In Men's
Scarlet Underwear at 11.12; real value, 11.50.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
Twenly-flve Dezen Ladles' ileilne Vests, Silk
1 need, at 38e , cheap at tee
Ladles' All-Weel Veals at 73c.
Ladles' Scarlet Vents and Tants at ll.te, fl.a,
II.W.IIU).
Children's Underwear.
Merine Vests, sles IK, In, 20, at be.
Merine Vests, alacs 21, 21, 'ji, at 24c.
Merine Vests, sties V, Si), 31, at !tle.
Children's Scarlet Vests, All Bltej, All Trices
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
I.'or. Went Klnt; Si Prlnre 8tM
IOcikmiui suveas llense.) LAMCASTKK. TA.
MAVMIKMHT.
lyrAOHINKRY, de,
STEAM HEATING
Latut ana Most Improved
EN6INRS -TrMtiei, Terlibli r Stilienrj.
Mew or BecendJUnd
HOILKIW, WATER TAHK8, HOPAHATOKB.
Micaim or Ksraia Weax tueh am done and
kept In Machine Sheps.
ClUOMOI tODlSaS,
Ezra F. Landis,
WOBK8-687 HOBTH OHEUIiY STItHBT,
LAHCA.m T. U7UUW
pAUACE eVFABiUON. '
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 KA8T KING ST.,
LAM ASTKIt,
MOKKIIAItllAlNSI THICK LOWMl IHA.N
KYKIt '
KVKItl IIA1 ItltlSdS ANUTUK.a TltUOr
THAT
Lew Prices and a Large Assortment
AUK TllK rellNHATlON or HUCCBHS, and
thatlllKMANY IIAKUA1NS
Which weetlerarw the Attractions sihleh diaw
the Crends that are Constantly Seen In
Our Stere.
ONK llUNIIItKIl IKI7.KN TOUK-IICTION
Ht Al.l.Ot'Kll TOT
KID GLOVES.
At TlilKTr-NINK CKNTS A 1'AIK. TerleCt
UikxIs. Itegular Trice, 75c.
ONK IIUMIUKtt D07.KN TIIKKK-IIUTTON
riNE ITALIAN
KID GLOVES.
lu all the Leading Shades e( Tan and llietvn,
1 II1UTV NINK CKNTS A TAlll.
ONK HUNDIIKD 1I07.KN 1TVKIIOOK LAC
1NU KIP GLOVES,
Kluest Uuallty, tn all the Leading Shades and
I-an,attUAT TWO CKN1S A TAIB.
MrTY DOBN
Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
Ooel Linen tlosein, Uelnferced and Lined
Hack, Linen Hands,
ONLY Tlllltl'Y NINK LKN1S.
TWENTY FIVK IIOKN W1UTK HEM
STITCI1KD CHINA SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS
Large Slte. TIIITY NINE CSNTs.
One Hundred Doten FINK CAMIIItIC LAWN
HANUKKIiClllKrs, New Designs, Nrat
borders, riVK CENTS ATTKCK.
rtlty Doten SILK HANDKKItClUKrs, llle
caded. Warranted Pure 911 Ir aud Large
Slie. Alt Celers,
TWENTY rTVE CENTS AI'IKCE.
liri'T DOEN LADIES' ALL-WOOL
H0SD,
Hernial Made, lllack and Colored, only TW KN
n riVK cents a taIk,
UfTY DOZEN
All-Weel Oftshmore Gloves,
reui ltullen Lers'hs. rtt'TKKN t KNI3 A
TAIK
JERSEY CAPS, 10c.
All-Weel, Tine (Jnalilr, All Celeis, Tit 1'EKN
CENTS
five Hundred Hand t rechet TOItO(K) AN CAPS,
A II colors, n.'c. aud 7 Je.
ALL LINEN TOWELS, Heavy ijualltj. Th.ee
ler Twenty-tlve Cents.
OTENED ANOrilKIt ( ASE OT LADIKS'
HEAVY
MERINO VESTS,
Silk Stitched, Fine Quality, llllrtTY-SEVKN
CB.NTS
AN IMMENSE Slet KH
MILLINERY.
Allthe LATEST ST LKS In Felt." In, Tlujh
and Heaver Hats and llennels. H is and
reathers, Fancy Velteu. Tin hes.
Etc , Etc.
VTKLr.riIO.VR CONNEI TI' N.T,
Special Inducements
m our
Cleak Department.
WE OtThlt 6UMK
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In this Department. Itelnn we mention a few
of the many Lew Trices which put en ALL
OUKOOODS.
LADIES' VEKY FINK
Beuclc Walking Jackets,
In lllack and Uinwn, heavy quality cloth, well
made and trimmed t Irstrdus, only fi73 (worth
LW.)
Ladies' Newmarkets.
With Tlush Trlinralngi, the wonderfully Lew
rigureet enlyTHItEEDOLLAKS.
OHILDREN'S GOATS
As Iiwasll 23, 11.50, flueand iipwaids. Alse
an Elegant Line el
LADIES' COATS AND WKAPS,
And all the Latest Neeltles In
DOMESTIC AND 1MTOHTKD (IAKMENT8.
HAH, fJifKU.
w
ALIil'Al'KIt.
ART WALL PAPER STORE,
NO. 134 MOUTH (JUEKN 8THEET,
The time of hlKh prices for Inferior glades et
Wall Tapers Is a thlnif of the past. Elegant
Wall Taper and Window Shades at lowest mar
ket prices. We have In stock the finest as well
as the cheapest Taper made. If you Intend
paperlnK your beuse come and leek atourKeods
and our prien will surprise you.
All kinds of Window Shades ready.madn and
made te order. Wn have an elegant line of Cur
tains In heavy and light weight. Totes, Chains,
Heeks, Tins, Vestibule llmls, Stair Heds and
everything belonging te a first class Tapui and
Shade llense. riamlue our goods and com.
pare prices,
ALFRED SIEBER,
134 North Queen Btroet,
LANCASTKK, TA:
TllVNKS, XO,
T-KKUKHLa
ROBES.
IIUrrALO, WOLF. JATAN UOAT.'A.se the
Celebrated DYKlt, TAYLOU A CO -
KASTKT.N UOI1ES.
Ouaranteed net te lese their hair, from ti" m. til.
A line Assortment of Tlush Lap Itehe, l-im
II up te fit).
The Ileal Dellar Herse blanket In ther. ,
KRECKEL'S,
KO. EAST KINO STBEKT, LAMCAkJaA'
Of.UTflllslf.
nUUUUK t BUTTON.
AN AGREBABLB CHANGR
HAS 1IIK COLD llKAilIKH UK.
MIN1IKII YOU IHAT Hill ILL
WANT A
Fall Suit or Overcoat ?
IF SO, WK AKK JUST IN TIME
KirilKlllN Itr.ADY-MADK Oil MADK
no O I ill Ell. WK AUK UIVINI1 KX
CKLLKNT QUALITY AT LOW THICKS.
IT W1LLTAY YOU TO CALL AND KA
AMINE OUIl STOCK, I1KFOKK TUIt
CHASINU EI.SKWHKItK. WE AHE
TOS1TIVK WKCAN TLEASK YOU.
BUEGER & SUTTON,
MtrchiDt Tailors soil Clothier.
NO. !M centre; square,
LANOASTEIt, TA.
M
PUS A IIATUKON.
lustitute Wcek Was a Hard
Week en Our Stock.
11 MAI'S A Hill HULK IN OUIt STOCK OF
SUITS AND OVERCOATS!
.'i sr w hat r. as t ht
Vt) won't let this iiiteifcie wilh
tilt) CUdteiULTS' Hunts. We'll 10-
(ilpmsli, ami you'll lltul our stock
in i'i geed trim next wtek as ever.
Our goods, jiitlgliiR from tlioiiinti tlieiiinti
tlty -told, must have met the popu
lar v nts. Xe ceniplrtltiiiiK nbeui
prlrt tee high, or no poed lutwit
mei '.. Everybody IieiirIiI as i(
thry v-ete Kettlnp bdiKiilns.
Myers & Rathfon.
T'JTt I.Alt CLiillllEKs,
HO. J HAST KINO BTrtBEl',
LANCASVEIt. TA
L.
IIANHMAN A UUO.
Rare and Surprising Bargains !
Ol I MthD Al
L OANSMAN & BRO
AT tllK.Hl
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
SAVE MONEY ON MEN'S SLITS.
Our 111 Suits te erdsr cannot be bought else
where less than tin. They are All-Weel, Lined
with 811k rinlsbed gerge and cut In the latest
style lu dltfurent patterns.
Our IS Suit cannot be bought elsowhem for
less than 1.11. They are remarkable value-u
different patterns.
Our I1H and r.MHultsare eIJcl')heiu lel IX
and 3-K different patterns.
We make te order Overcoats for Its, l, lis
andm The great variety of mateilals Include
Chlnehlllas, Heavers, Meltons, Worsteds and
Casslicerns.
-l'rlfCt fit and Satisfaction Ouaranteed.
We Invite your prompt Inspection andcoiupait andceiupait andcoiupait
sen. Yeu tannet fall lobe aatUfiud.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
ME .CHANT TAILO US,
MANUrAL UEltSOr MEN'S IIOYB AND
CHIi DIIKN'S CLOTIIINU,
68 & 68 NORTH QUEEN BT.,
(Hlgbten theSeutbwesl Cor. et Orange Hi.)
LANCASTKK, TA.
T-Nel con-ccted with any ethei clothing
house In thec y.
J H. MARTIN,
WHuLisiia aid arraiL diaisi i
All Klnde of Lumber and Ueal.
JVYian: Ne. 43) North Water and Prince
Streets, above Lemen, Lancaster. n&lvd
TJAUMUAKDNKKH A JKKKKK1KK
COAL DEALERS.
Orricai Nn. IS North Queen street, and Ne,
Wl North Trlnce stivet.
Yabm; North Trlnce ilieet, near Heading
Depot.
LANCABTEIt, TA.
auglMfd
TJKMOVAI.
IV V. B. OOHO
has removed .tin Ceal Offlce te Ne. IMNOKTH
UUEEN MTttKKT (llrlmmer's New llulldlng),
where oideu v lh be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
W LBSAL1 AUD atTAlU
ms ltd M. V. II. COHO.
ElAhrr EN It YAHU.
O.J.SWARR&OO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Otncet Ne.SU OKNTKK bUUAKK. Ileth yard
and efflce oennecutd with Telephone Eichana-e
aprlJ-lvdMAr.U
ItOTlOB.
( i NNT'H F. -NISUINO HTOUK
E. J. MISMAFS
Gent's Furnishing Stere,
NO. 7 WEST KINO STREET.
ar Stert; open Evsry Evsnlntf sieepl Bunday
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