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:'"5' LANOA8TER. DECEMBER (C 1SSG.
I'sfe McClellan's SarratiTC.
lA"j General McClellan's narrative, as edited
ft? V t- TOrtmn ...111 nf t - .t .1 1
I'lrPJ .D&4. A.tuiV) Will tUUilb tl ICitt, UCill
fef attention and go far towards straight-
'ning out history, which premises te give
:.- Kjrxisieruv nmern n.ccurn,t vibw et inp
j? people and the events of the war of the re-
s Demen man was pessiuie te me feneratien
j& that participated in them. The narrative
Y. -4 -mwlttnn n.1.1. 1lMy wn.n am. I t.
MO nintvu HJbU JlltiO llf-CitC, tiuu luc
a worst or. me eaiter,m pueiuuing couierape-
s-au: ..raucous private letters 01 uen. jicLieuan
te his wlfe and ether illustratiug records,
has added much te the spirit iud UvrA
Mr. Stanten appears, of course, in a very
bad light, as he must always appear when
truthfully painted by these who knew him
as a malicious liar, a coward and a bully.
Before he was made secretary he spoke
'constantly te HcClellan in derision
and denunciation of Lincoln whom
he habitually called the ' original
gorilla," nnd he "often said that
McClellan was a feel te wander nil the
way te Africa te search for what be could
have found se easily at Springfleld.Illineis.''
Obviously at this time Stanten was busily
Ingratiating himself with Lincoln ; and his
successful deuble-facedness has hardly a
"parallel in history. A fierce political oppo
nent at Lincoln's imuguratien, he con
tinued te be se in his aspect te th old
circle of his political associates until he
became secretary of war, when he be
came their fiercest fee. A man who
derided Lincoln as he did, and then
became of his cabinet, should have
blen exposed in his tme character te ilc
Clellan, as one te be watched, and one
whose professions of friendship were totally
worthless. McClcllan, however, seems te
have been deceived for a time by Stanten's
ardent protestations of devotion te him,
and te have regarded his selection as war
minister as a filling of the office with his
p.uticular friend. His wife was shrewder
In her judgment and never trusted him,
tecause of his physiognomy, which, with
woman's nrt. she read as that of the base
hound that he is new known te have lten.
It was te his machinations, as the tool of
the radical ring of politicians who wanted
the war te go en te the abolition of slavery
and for their profit, politically and pecunu
aruy, tuat was due the interference with
atcuellan that he declares was the cause
of his failure te win a decisive battle early
iH the war. The facts seem te show
quite clearly that there was a strong
Influence working te protract the war.
It was shown in the failure te
support McClellan with that abandon
Which was afterwards shown te Grant aud
without whhh he could net have succeeded .
It was shown in the character of m n
worthless major generals, of whom an
Intelligent appreciation could net have
failed te show the worthlessness. Hulleck,
the commander-in-chief through the war,
McClellan declares te have been one of the
most stupid men he ever knew nnd with
out the ability te comprehend a military
movement. "What is mere remarkable
than that te such a man should have been
confided the direction of armle3 that were
wanted te win V
Ne one doubts Mr. Lincoln's earnest
ness nnd honesty in pressing the war te a
successful conclusion ; but there is as little
doubt that he had se peer judgment of
men as te fail signally In the telec telec
tlen of the agents of his desire. It seems
also te be true that in his intense ig.
nerance or military things he be
came the dupe of the designing
pseple about him who sorely abused
sue commence he reposed In him. Lincoln
aeems te wear the repute of a stronger char
acter than was really hi3. Where ha knmr.
he was strong ; but it was often that he
Oil net knew, and often that he was weak.
He confided in McClellan at the start ;
then lest his confidence. "When the generals
that he placed in his stead were forced back
te Washington, he fell again upon McClel
lan's neck, as did all the scared radicals
Hniit -lilrr. AIM.. i.
.v. .u,u,. iiucu ma enemy was
iafeated and the devil felt wnii ntrain
Xlnceln permitted himself te be irsuaded
te relieve McClellan of the command of
the army and te proceed te finish the war
' With etber.agencie3 mere ngreeahle te the
judical schemers and less obnoxious te
their plans, with which it did net accord
atall te give McClellan that credit of suc
cess which would have carried him into
ine presidential succession, as it carried
Tayler after Mexico. It is quite possible
that Lincoln, with a natural desire te
b his own successor, did net care
te build up McClellan te be the stick
that would beat him, and se the mere read
ily Inclined te the demand of his counsel.
lore uiai ne sneuld de nuvw u..m, i.im
-
dn it is that within a few weeks after
remised McClellan at AniiMnm 1,1
7V fullest-confidence and support he gave his
,; BOmnwlld tn Tlnrnal.l,. Ti,t ? , ,
' a - . ? rellectd necessaiily upon his wis-
'Mer,buUe B1ltltute Bumslde lr
cMcUellan was semethlni? that ni i.n.i
in Judgment and knowledge of men would
have been capable of.
'is
alcClellan had the onnertunttv t w
tXHiie a master when called a second timn
1 the' extremity of the country, by its
frfrateued politicians, te save it. II
afcmld have eecured himsjlf in the tear,
tehm 1m WMt te M freat, by naklnr It a
Momuea of bis service that Stanten
should give, place as secretary te
an honorable man. It is strange
that McClellan should again have
put lilmsclf in Stanten's iwer having
realized his malevolence. It shows that
McCleltan was net the wisest of men. In
fact the revelation of these Liter days, as te
the chief ncters in the war of the rebellion,
impresses ene vividly with their lack of
stature.
Heroism ou the Lakfi.
The story of the schooner Scud in the
storm of "Wednesday must have been re
peated with variations all ever the lakes
nnd the North Atlantic ; but the example
of heroism furnished by the crew of the
little vessel could net have been surpassed
by an'. The wind swept ever the lake
with tremendous force, driving before it a
dense cloud of snow nnd sleet. Every
wave thnt dashed ever the bow frere as it
fell and every repe and spar was covered
with n layer of ice. All day the crew
worked for their lives In frozen clothing,
nnd when at ten o'clock that night they
shortened sail all but one were completely
exhausted. That one, Jehn Edwards,
dragged his shipmates te the galley and
laid them ngainst the stove te thaw out.
" The captain was nothing but a big icicle
and his clothes were frozen se solidly that
he cenld net move a step." There was a
deck lead of staves that made this work
extremely difficult and many a man would
have taken care of number one, but Ed
wards had the example of the silent boy at
the wheel. He crawled te lilm and found
that he was up te his waist in icy water
and could only move his arms te steer. The
heavy sea passed completely ever him, yet
the ixiy stuck te his pe3t. Edwards took
the boy, Jehnsen, te the galley and then
returned te the wheel. He concluded te
let the vessel run, as they had been unable
te make nny headway, and en Thursday
she ran high and dry en the beach. The
boy Jehnsen is dying, but he will leave a
record of heroic devotion te duty worthy of
remembrance and emulation as long as the
vti'iSi 'CUCi eCKin are sailed by the hardy
manners, of which America may well be
proud.
Many a vessel foundered in the storm
that could hive given record of equal
heroism, and many came safe te pert and
sailed again without giving the world the
news of their brave struggle with storm
and cel 1. Se when these deeds de reach
the public ear tbey should be hailed with
warmest commendation. These are the
heroes of peace that should be honored no
less than these of war, and In any ether
country the government would honor them
by public commendation. An English
sailor boy would net be allowed te die after
such heroism without having the Victeria
cress fastened te his breast.
Tnn tarlfl ghost Is again getting ready
walk. te
A decide has pa.seJ since the Ilarrlsburg
Independent was first put upon the press.
It began from the start te grew rapidly into
the favor of the people of Dauphin cennty,
and Is new enjoying patronage by advertiser
and reader equal le its long established local
contemperatie. Saturday was the Inde
pendent's greatest day, when it Issued sixteen
pages Uden te the margins with telegraphic,
local, general and selected news. The
eleventh 'xelume and every succeeding one
will continue te show the pjer te be keeping
abreast with the times
WniLn Cengress Is In session Mr. Clove Cleve
land might emue himself by swinging the
cm -ial axe la cutting ctf some Hepubllcan
heads.
Kl.scwnunE is published an abstract of the
story of the literary imposture of Philip D.
Haywood cleverly werkud up by the Phila
delphia Times. He Is said te be the same
swindler who, under the name of James H.
florteu, cbeated Lincatter banks out of
thousands of dollars by the boldest -kind of
forgery. The Times seems te have hunted
the murine romancer down very closely, and
If all its statements nre facts, ene of the
cleverest criminals of the century has added
anew height te his already secured bad
eminence. That two such eminent literary
publishing houses as the Cenfiiry and
Houghten, Mifflin A Ce. should have been
hoodwinked In this fashion seems incredible,
but the f icts given lead te no ether conclu
sion. Horteu has proved himself as able In
the field of literary Imposture as he was In
that of signing ether people's names te
negotiable paper and getting money thereon.
II Uorten's genius had been applied worthily
he would undoubtedly have gained high
p'.ace in the vocation of his cholce.
Cemiress begins Its work te-day.
peace of mind, larewell !
Sweet
Tun New Yerk irbrfd publishes a horrible
and circumstantial story et cannibalism en
the island of Hay tl which certainly calls for
f jrelgn Investigation.
Itlstald that a form of Voodoo worship
accempinled by human sacrifices and cannl
bilim has long been prealeut en this island
within two hundred miles of our coast, and
that though the Haytlen government knows
that all this is going en It makes no efiert for
its rerretslen because It fears a popular up
rising. Ocn acknowledgments are due W. Hayes
Urier, es.i., 'or a copy of his annuii repert of
the superintendent of publle printing and
binding, for the year ending June 30, 13S0.
- . -
Cattain Kads has decided te push his
Tehauntepee Bhlp railway scheme without
government aid, In which undertaking he is
worthy of nil encouragement. Per an enter
prise that has been se w ldely opposed by
practical engineers and vessel owners be has
no right te ask the support of the govern
ment, but if he can Induce a number of capi
talists te share his confidence In It, well and
geed j may they be rewarded for it.jThe Idea
of taking ocean vessels from the water aud
transporting them bodily overland under a
tropical sun has at least the merrlt et beld-ne-s,
but has net met with much favor
among ship owners. Knglnters say that the
reid can be built as planned, but vary in their
esilmutes of Its util'ty and costs.
PhitttUNAL,,
Vx President AnTiiru's will bequeathes
his ?lM),Ooe equally te his two children.
I'ncsuiKNT Ci.evki.avd Is said te have
saved Kj.OOO Irem his first year's salary.
Gen. Ven SIeltkk warns his country te
prejwre for war. lie says Aluace and Lor Ler
raine will never be given Dack te France.
Kine Humhejit has sent te President
Cle eland a copy of the edition of Dante re
cently printed fir Victer Kuiamuel, Italian
prince royal.
Miss IIoeth, daughter of "Oeneral " Beeth
of the Halatl(.n Army, will be married te
Captain Clibborn in January. The wedding
will take plare In Pans.
I)u. Menitis Jastiiew, Jr., has renounced
the faith of Ids lather, Dr Merris Jastrow,
rabbi of the Kodet hliolem Bynagegue, Phil
adelptila, and resigned his connection with
the congregation as asaUtant leuturer
Rev. 1'ather Hmeiss, of New Haven,
Connecticut, priest or the Dominican Order,
ha recalled the degree of doctor of theology
Irem the epe. He is said te De the tlrst
tcclislastle in this country se honored.
GnoneETicKsou Cektih lectured en the
V Ti'V b,araetr aud publle services of General
IVl1',i1.1,J."Al.,aruaynlKUtlealargeaudience.
.w.e,(u, ei luu Acaueuiy et Music, Phlla
' iira'2Fi&$iil
GtMcihSMmM and Slcklea aadex-Gor-eraer
Carttn.
Oscar Wilpk hs degenerated new atto atte
wtber. Ilia long locks re no longer curled
te leek Mke b Korean emperor's. The face
looking through them Is chubby. Ills lec
tbee which cIiamuckI frsUieUe- American
maidenhood sre eucavM In long trousers i
and for geed reaoeua. They won't stand lu lu
(pecUeu. AolnliieW inhtn uien marring
the symmetry et ankle and tlui graceful line
which adds beauty te the Mocking, lu tact,
the legs are fat, and be Is Wllde, taken n a
whole. Only 111' noble height Naves him
from ebe-Mty. Marrtxge hai net Ikwi geed
ler lil in. lie leek happy, but iotheUe no
longer.
meling In Cerk
Atattieetlng addrtwed by William O'llrlen
In ene of the publle striata of fork, Ireland,
en Sunday a number of policemeu present
were stoned. The latter retAlUted by draw.
Inu their awerd and charging upon the crowd.
The efllcers, finding thetr number unequal
te the task of subduing thetr Rnllaiits, theu
ran te the barracks for assistance.
The mayor appeared upon the cene, and
said that he wat tepenIble ler the peace of
the city, nnd would net allow the police te
charge upon the people, t'oltce lnnpectcr
Cetter, who had ale arrived, placed his
men In line, aud the Mone threning was
renew (hi In the presence of the mayor,
some of the etllcera being struck by "the
missiles
The Ixague meeting, which wa an
nounced te l held Sunday en the UiU of
Keaah, at lUUymete, and which was pro
claimed by the gcueriunent, did net take
place. The government was hoaxed.
THE IIIOI1T 111) VII
I hire lest thw resJ te happiness
Dees anyone kne It. pray
1 was lwc'!tn there vraoe. the mom "as lair,
itut somehow 1 wandeml aray.
I saw rare treasures in scenes of pleasnrcs.
And ran te pursue them, when, le '
1 had lest the path tehspplnes
AnJ I knew net whither te go
I have let the way te harplness
Oh. who will lead me buck ?
TurnoXTrem VpAtray vftttfineii
Te tt right up duty i track I
Kiep straight along and feu can't pe'u-rc j
Fbr nttureaf leu liie, ay
Theair. leitfletdi of happinai
Can only be found that uxti:
Ella Wheeler Wilcox tn Geed I Vr
Less than half M fa Lettie et Dr Hull's
Cough Syrup cured me of a severe bronchial
affection.
Don't '-If a 3eler offers yea a bottle of Sal.
vatlen OU without Isbels or wrappers. OT tt a,
mnttlawd or. &ttS-l TattkKire. dei t teurh tt tt
Qen't Uv.7 t any price, insist upon s'timjH
perfect, unbrelun, cnmini package Price SS
cents a bottle.
TkTIRACIiES OF RELIEF.
ST. JACOBS OIL
roil NXURALQIA.
MIRAOLE3aF RELIEF.
geffered FearfaUyand Cared.
Mr Jerry V Themas. President of the
Gourde ub, Central 1'arlc UiUel. Ssih street
and 7th avenne. New lerk, writes' "Last
summer I suffered fearfully with neuralgia
and could net get any rest, night or dy I
tried St. Jacobs Oil and obtained thellrst
night s rest la weets and was cured.'
Suffered 10 Tears and Cored.
Pottstown, 1'a.
1 have been a sufferer from neuralgia for
ten years ; tried all kinds of remedies with
out relief, and had given up all hope 1 tried
abolUeef &t. Jacobs Oil. and it his effect-d
such wenderlul relief, I recommend It te all.
(.UAS. LiH.JR,
Suffered 5 Years and CureL
noensvllle. Me
Fer the last live years I suffered dreadtully
from neuralgia aadnerreusp&lnln my nau.
It anected my face and eyes se that at times
1 was unable te attend te anv wert I nre.
cured a bottle of at. Jacobs OU at one, and
alter the llrst application te the affected
nirts. 1 felt Instant relief 1 consider Bt.
Jacobs OU the best remedy for Instantaneous
rvllel of nervous and neuralgic piuus, aud
w Ul tereatter never be without It
ILit CLABK.
Suffered Several VeArs and Cnred.
Mrs Mary K. Sheed, me Maryland avenue,
Washington, D. t , stairs ttut fur several
years she had suffered terribly with Uclal
neuralgia and com J And no relief. In a re
cent ali&clr, tea pitn whs Intense. She re
solved te try st Jacobs OH Unbbtngtha
parts affected three times only, all pain van
ished, and has net returned.
The CilABXES A.
VOUELKB CO,
Md.
;iialtlmere,
Red Star Cough Cure.
FEES FBOM OPIATES AND TOISOSS
SAFE SLUE. riiOMIT
25 OENTS.
AT DRUGGISTS AND DKALKilS
TUECIIAHLE3
A. VOOELKK CO ,
EalUmore
Md.
QTANDAP.D CARRIAGE WORA
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRUGE BUILDER
Market Street,
Rear of Postefflco, Lancaater, Pa.
My stock comprises a large variety of the
Litest Style Haggles, Phffltens, Carriages, Mar
ket and lluslness Wagons, which 1 offer at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
terms.
1 call special attention te a few of my own rt
alarns,oneef which is the EDGEUI.EVCLOSKD
fUYSICIAN COUPE, which Is decidedly the
neatest, Ughtest and most complete Physician's
Carriage In the country.
Persons wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, sheuldbear In mind that
they take no risk In buyfng my work. Every
Carriage turned ent In eighteen years a geed
one that U tfc kind of gnarantw I have tneffer
the public All work fully warranted. Please
give me a call.
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One set of workmen especially employed ler
TO a MARTIN,
wnetmsits inn Bi-ria esalbi m
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TOEMOVA1
M.
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has removed his Ceal omce teNalMNOUTU
UEEN STItKKT (llrlmmer's New llulldlngl,
where orders wm be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
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THE
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ITS
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nble tliat it causea
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TttllS.
LADIES' WAUKENPHAST8.
LADIES' and GENTS'
VELVET.rKLT, MOKOCCO. ALLIGATOR and
I'i.AIN LKATHElt BLIPl'EHS.
GOSSAMElt OVEIH1IUKS AND FLEECE
LIN KD AHCT1C8.
And many mero that our space will net permit
us te mention.
store open Every Evening until Further
Netice.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
32, 84, 30 and 38 East King St.,
LAMCA8TEB, PA.
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Tur u
in he
c of a j;iHiil soap i-. urtainly
alth. ti ni.tint.iiu it complexion and lone, and te prevent
its tailing into wrinkles heitv Spp is an article of the most can
ful manufacture, and the most agreeable ami refreshing of balm-
for the skin.
WORD Oi- WANNING
There are many vshite seatis, each represented te be "just as geed as the
Uery'i" they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remark
able qualities of the genuine. Ask for " Ivery" Seap and insist upon Getting it.
i ,ln;lit IV4V ! I'rwter .t liamWn.
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CH RISTM
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIFTS!
ZAHM'S CORNER, Lancaster, Pa.
Orclere for SPECIAL JEWELRY of our own make eheulcl be plaoect with
us early. PIRST-OLAS3 REP AIRING of overy doacrlpUen,
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
H.
7. UUOADS, JEWELER.
REDUCTION
A (.WGeld Stem Wind Mlnuu Hepeatlna Watch
A HOO (.old Stem Wind Chronograph Watch for
A 1100 Geld Key Wind Chronograph Watch ler
A raw Geld stem wind Open ttni Watch for
A III! Geld Stem Wind w'atch ler
Ladles' 1'fl Geld Stem Wind Watch for
Ladles' 5 Geld Stem Wind Watch for
DIAMONDS.
A II ) Pair et Diamond Ear-Rings for 11,500
A tl.iO I'alref Diamond Kar-Hlnits for WO
A (l.ixe Pair of Diamond Ear-Ulnirs for
A liW I'alrcf Diamond Kar-ttlngs for 4t0
A IS 0 Pair of Diamond Kar-Klncs for iO
Al3i'airet Diamond Ear-Kings rer
A iJSOPalref D.amend Kir-Eles for
A tl 0 Pair of -Diamond yar-lltntts for
A DM I'atref Diamond Ear-Kings for
A line Pair of Diamond Kar KlnKS for
A ITS Pair of Diamond Ear-Kings ter
A W Palref Diamond har-Klnx for
A l Pair of Diamond Kar-Ulugs for
Mnslcal Boies from 7S cents te 13
rr Ladles' and Misses' Jewelry Pins. Rings, Iluttens. all propetllonitely low.
Rogers IJree U17 Platedware at Oreatly Reduced Prices.
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler
Ne. 4 West King Street,
ULAaaWJLMB.
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HOLIDAY KOODS I
We are new displaying a very Large as
sortment of Holiday Goods In our line. IVe
will tlrst call your attention te our display
of Haylland China. Its quality is known
the world ever and needs net our recem.
mendatien. The decorations are mere
delicate than ever. New shapes and de
signs are added continually, the latest of
which Is the " Osins " pattern. Amateur
decorators would de well te take a leek at
it, as the designs are beautiful.
Among the most ntraqtive decorated
articles are Tlsh, Game, Soiree, Tea, Din
ner, Supper, Breakfast, Chocolate, Coffee,
Silver, Ice Cream, Nut, Dessert, Solitaire
and Tete-a-Tete Sets, 1'rult Plates, Con
densed Milk Jar, Uutter and Dessert Plates,
A. D. Coffees, etc. These goods are new
this season. Llegant In shape and design.
Very moderate In price. Examine them
before making your selection.
HMMmtiii
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTK1L PA.
QORN REMOVES.
YICTOItlA CORN REMOVER.
Warranted te eradicate completely and In a
short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
soft, without pain. Sold by Uoe. W. Hull, Cha.
A. Lecher, Jehn U. Kaultman, Dr. Wm. Worm Werm
ley, And. U.trrey. Chas. J. Bhulmyer, and at
llEClITOLD'S DKUU BTOKK,
aecw-lya Na lOl West Orange St,
c.ilcul.itcil te preserve the .skin
AS--1 S8S.
LANCASTER,' PA.
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IN PRICES.
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T OOK AT THE
SILK HANDKEKCHIEF3
AT IUE
North End Dry Goods Stere.
The Ladles' SUe In White Hemstitched for 33c.
Is very cheap.
J. W. BYRNK,
nevMyd
Ne. SH North Queen street.
H
OLI DAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Stemm Bres. & Ce.
Nes. SO and IS North Qeeeu 81.
During the put week we have received ease
after cue nf
HOLIDAY GOODS
-IN-
leatlter, Plnsh and Hamniered Brass
LADIES' LEATHER SATCHELS,
PURSES AND POCKET HOOKS.
PLUBfl TOILET CASES,
PLUSH MANICURE BETTB,
And an Immense Assortment of
Toys, Games, Dells, &c.
Opened te-day another let of thesa famous
DOUBLE SHAWLS
At i(, II 00, 11.00, IS GO. M.00. These Bhawla are
very Qne and wUl de you geed.
PLUSH GOATS.
We have marked prices en Plush Coats away
down. Yeu can new buy a Plush Ceat for 10 per
cent, less than former prices.
Silk Handkerchiefs.
We are showing an Immense Assortment of
ladles' and Cientlemen's bilk Handkerchiefs and
Mufflers j Linen and Cambrle Handkerchiefs for
Ladles and Gentlemen In great varletyat VERY
LOWEST PRICES.
We offer seme Special Ilargalns In
Dress Goods!
CHRISTMAS TOYS take up a great deal of
room, which has crowded us very much.
It will pay you te call and see the Special liar
gains we are offering In DRE1S UOODtt
-AT TUE-
BOSTON STORE,
WSteie.Open Every EYenlng.-
VLOTHEMW.
T. UAHBkLtVM A MRU.
VISIT
Gansman &
I.
Bre
-run-
GREAT BARGAINS
-IN
IKN, II01H1 AND ClllLDItHN'S
SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
A UAKK OI'I'OIITUNITT TO IIIIKSH VTKI.1,
roil LI ITLK MONEY.
We are selling Men's Dressy
OverceaU at
V.i.;. itrKUinr rrirt r ii.
Men's ur llaNcr Overceals at IS CO.
PrIH. fjm.
Itegular
Men's Union Heaver Overcoats attain.
uUr l'tlce. 110 (U
lteg
Men's Cnisluieru (Orercents, 17 M, lleuular
Price, iu m
Men's Chinchilla Ovciceiils, W.SO. Kegular
Regular Prls nine
Men's liniKirled Chinchilla Overcoats. Slam
.. . . .-v -.. .. ,.-.-..
upguiar i rn
fee. Ill nc
Men's Finn Melten or
Kersey Heaver Over.
a. Ill lC
s. 112.01. Ileir
Men's rtnn Wc
ersted Oereeau, lltl1 Hcku
i.i i in.', .i. -.
Men's liumbe Chinchilla
Overcoats, lit in.
lteitular l'rlre. IMu)
ters' and Children's Overcesta In large iiuan
titles at the lowest tMttetn reached prices.
TAKE NOTlLK-Fer the unit two weeks wn
ate closing out Overcoats (Jeb Lets), where we
have but one or two of a let lett If you can lis
niieu in seinn ei innin we win make It an e
ler you te uuy. Prices are 51 per eent, less
tanohjeet
Chan
uuiuuinciuiuis UlVCVKJi-
L. GANSMAN & BR0
66 Si 68 NORTH QUEEN BT.,
LA.VOASTRIt.PA.
a-Net connected with any ether clothing
house In the city.
MY,:
Ita A RATlll'ON.
OVERCOATS
(,oed wsather te talk alieut OVV.rtCOATSt
gn.K time te buy thiun. and nur'sls therltfht
place t liny thnm-lt jeu care ler.MUK HOODS
alLOWPUlCKS
OL'lt S10LK or
FINEMELTONS
IS VCItY ATTKAIT1E
1'itic.Es fkem ne.tn 10 ijhh
ELYSIAN BEAVERS I
IlllU TO IJHX).
FRENCH KERSEYS,
111 01 AND I18CH,
ENGLISH RATINA,
1100 AM) IHOU
A K1N1 It OllADE Or COATS IN
FRENCH MONTANK,
ALL COLORS. SATIN LINED, H
These troeilsaro acknowledged te he Strictly
First-class and Lew In Price.
HOTS', YOUTHS' and CIIILUUEN'S
OVERCOATS
As Lew as any Customer may want.
MEN'S STORM COATS, $13.00.
Alt styles are kept In steek. and tf there Is
mijiuiuK new in ice maraet we hve 11.
Myers & RatMen,
POPl'LAlt CLOTII1KK9.
NO. 13 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, P.V.
-IRHU A IIROTHKR.
-GREAT-
DECEMBER BARGAINS
-IN
OVERCOATS,
Underwear and Gloves,
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
CELEIIRATED ONE-PRICE
Clothing and Furnishing Heuse,
Onr prices are positively lower than at any
ether store In Lanosster.
Overcoats ler Men Irem tbochcaphutnealene
at KM.
The Heavy Durable Overcoat at 13 00, of which
we have six styles
The Storm or Celd-Weather Overcoat at MOO
17 M and tuue.
Pine Dress OrorceaClntwontydirferontcolors
and goods, at tlQ.00. The greatest value ever
shown for the meney.
Extra rine Overcoats at 111 00, 111 en. l.oe te
130 CO,
All speak for themselves In iiuallly and low lew
pess of price.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's All-Weel Red riannel Shirts and
Drawers at SO cents.
Men's All. Weel Medicated Shirts and Drawers
at 73C., 11.000, 11,23, I1.U.
Men's White, liray, Scotch and Camel's Hair
Underwear from '.Se. te II SO, tn all sices.
Heys' and Children's Underwear from Mc. te
II .00.
OLOVES I OLOVES I of all kinds, of all ijus.ll.
ties, all sues, the best In quality, at the lowest
priced.
Our specialty Is an Extra Heavy Knit Mitt and
tllove at JO cents.
HIliSH d BROTHER,
ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers and Eurnishers,
COR. NORTH QUEEN ST. AND CENTRE
SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
TUUKK8. JtO.
T7'RKOKKL,8. "
BUPPAIO ROBES.
The only rtutTale Robes that came te I-ancas-ter
this season was a let I K"t In en t" 'j'"'"';'
They are the only if rush Robes .". ''nnable
Wohavuthemllned or unllned, at tea.enable
P Onj'apan Geat, Wolf and all ether makes, our
assortment can'i be sui-passa. .
Ing at the Lewest Prices.
KR ECKEL'S,
NO. 8 EAST KINO STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
auiTM-Sied
TOBACCO OUTTINOH, HURAP8, HIFT
1N08 AND PACKERS' WASTE, Dry and
Clean, bought ler cash.
... , . 8. MOLIN8,
Ne. m Pearl Street, New Yerk.
Reference Fred. Scbulte, Ne, ill Pearl street.
Mew Yerk.
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