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&j The Party rosltienb.
S'The president and the secretary of the
NtWMury have undoubtedly indicated the
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'.VUJUtlUUU LIU11UV Ull ItiU UtllU, .111U vuu
jj gress assembles with this deflnite indlca
t tien of the position of the Democratic
InATnVutra. HMin l?DnnllInnna nrn still nt
i V AAA. but their nninlnn Is crvstali7in? into
awDDert of a reduction of duties, since
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-UCliU JCUUCHUH 13 ituuiiiic-uij iirtra ui) ,
spen articles or a ullierent class trem these
.chosen for release by the Democrats. In
i tthls reduction the Democrats have the ad-
i a vantage of being first in the field with their
'?' recommendation, and undoubtedly eci.up
t the strongest ground in advocating the
5 abolition of duties upon raw materials en-
J UMHM 4n,l. vnrFn nt .1 -n
ffiniu uiw iuauiiiavkuit;.
xi our ewu rig inju i.cuy uut'3 uet ut
4 ware he will find himself forced by thede-
ifaands of his constituents into the camp
of the Democrats en this question, since it
te undoubtedly te the interest of l'ennsyl-
Vjj vania iron manufactures that the duty en
5 ,fZTl akaii IkA nVinllati Ail Tlirt tenn Trtnli3i-a ) nt ft
W$k hung together thus long with the pretec-
.' UUUiOWUiDTUJ UCiCV, W.U9U fcUCJ 4i.fc,C
3 Deuevea tnat sucn union was necessarj
ler the defense of the doctrine that they pro
claimed. Their feeling has been that if thej
advocated the abolition of the duty en raw
materials, which injured them, they would
invite the abolition of the duty en pig iron,
which they need te keep their furnaces
lighted. A couple of years age there was
a convention at Cressen of the men en
gaged in the various iron industries, and it
was interesting and amusing te see the
varied views of the tariff upon iron pro
ducts held by the different classes of ere,
'Iren and steel producers. Their interests
SVwereall different, and they found that thej
I could only agree te recommending stout
.duties all around, by the reflection that in
their union was their only strength, and
thai they must endure what hurt themtc
get what helped them.
JJut new we have reached a st.ige w here
itis admittedly necessary te cut down the
duties, and the question i3 what sha'l go
and what shall stay. In this situation
some of Pig Iren Ktlley's llepublican
friends are advocating the release of the
ilnt.v nn siifffir" Trlilnli Ttill lianl'tr vmt
? , " Brether ICeliey's sugar refining censtitu
ency, nor agree with his Uieerj that all
Pennsylvania industries at least must b
protected. It will suit his people a great
deal better te release the duties en iron
ores, which will be a benefit te his pert and
te the pig iron furnaces that are the Idels
of his heart.
The situation evidently invites a disrup
tion of the unnatural union between the
ere producers and consumers, and the Re
publican party will be in trouble if it un
dertakes te fight the free ere policy. Penn
sylvania is net interested in the duty en
ere. She does net have, outside Cornwall
any considerable deposit of iron ere that
the foreign ores compete with. Her fur
naces must import ores from abroad, or
from the lake or ether region outside tin
state, and it is the interest of the state that
they shall get them at the low est cost. If
Pig Iren Kel'.ey can divorce himself suffl
ciently from hi3 ancient prejudices te see
what is right under his nose he will go with
the Democrats for free ores, even if it does
make his head swim te get en the Demo
cratic Bide en a tariff issue.
A Great Question.
Attorney General Cassidy has filed m the
Dauphin court two bills in equity, one
against all the railroads m the trunk line
peel and one against these in the anthracite
coal peel, in whicli he demands that thej
be declared te be illegal combinations
and that injunctions issue against them.
Mr. Olmsted, who appears te be the stand
ing counsel of the corporation at Harris
burg, being maintained there te watch
their tax interests, asked the court net te
issue a preliminary injunction, owing te
the magnitude of the Interests involved,
and the court fixed the twenty.first day of
this month as the time for argument and
hearing of depositions iu the matter.
Certainly the magnitude of the parties
and of the interests involved in this issue
cannot be exaggerated. Itis a determina
tion as te whether carrying correlations in
Pennsylvania may agree among themselves
tt a scale of charges, and thereby defeat
the free competition demanded by the con
stitution. The present Democratic state administra
tion asks the decision of this question by
the courts. The incoming Republican ad
ministration will hardly date te smother it.
That (Jeed Thing.
Jehn "Wanamaker lias the business tense
ta advise the Phlladelphlaus te retain the
monopoly of the gas supply which is se
?Z eagerly sought by ethers ; and te show the
acerlty of his conviction that it is a geed
w .I?Tr . D w'v' lu ttwp, ue euers ler it,
A1-"wy insist en getting rid of it, a much
, IbMter bargain for j,he city than the one
which its council commute ln ..
EL $ wended te its acceptance. The censa.
riluence of his bold offer is that the councils
r aeeuate te ciose me bargain with the
.i2)!aa fyndicate, as well they mav.
'.fWlut earthly excuse they would have
Jer taking less from one party than i3
; esTered by another is net te be seen. There
; te a great deal of feeling aroused In the
Trad It trill be neces.
0 who get the plum te
t at least as high a price as their
neighbor ; tuid anyone who advises other
wise may well be suspected of en under
lying Interest which is uet that of the pub
lic. It Is eces.irj-.
The New Yerk Sun, apropos of the pro pre
ject te build a new railroad across Venn
svlvania, paralleling the IVnnsylvania, re
minds the projectors of the fate of the
"West Shere, paralleling the New Yerk
Central, which went te smash ery prompt
ly; and the i" concludes that common
sense is necessary in railroad building.
Very necessarj , indeed. And se is cash,
te protect the sense. Dash will sometimes
de instead of cash, but it did uet weik
Willi the "West Shere, as it had with the
Nickel Plate.
In case tliis new railroad is built across
l'eun'j lrania, the money te make it w ill be
forthcoming. It will net be built as a
queere upon the 1'ennsylvania, but will be
i ispired by the common sense which the
,s 1 1 Gnds te be a prime condition of Tail Tail
read building, and which teaches in this
cae that a lightly capitalired railroad will
find it easy te de business alongside the
Penns)lvama in a field where business
abounds.
Tm. Western Nail association have aJ.
vancett the price of nails te $2.10. It might
be a geed scheme te smash this peel along
with that of the anthracite and trunk line
combinations.
ScvATeit Blaik, being au old woman
himself, Is a very tit advocate of woman
snurnge in the t ulted SUtes Senate. The
New Hampshire legislator said that the dis
tinction between human beings by reason of
sex is a physical dlsUnetlen. The soul Is of
no sex. Women are equally interested with
men in all the objects sought te be obtained
hy the free expression of the will of the peo
ple. They are the equals of man in many
departments of knowledge and should have
an equal right in political matters. Itut it
was urged that women did net desire the
pri liege, if the right existed at all It was
an Individual right and net one belonging te
a cl&s or te the sex ft? such. Yet men said
they would vote thesullrage te women when
a majority of women desired it. What would
be said if it were seriously proposed te recall
the 8utlrage from all colored men because a
majority declined, or for any reason failed te
vote? If one or many cheese net te claim
the right. It "as no argument en which te de
prive another of the right. In the territories,
or whereerelse women had exercised suf
frage, she had elevated man te her level, and
It made the etlng precinct as respectable
and decorous as the lecture rooms and assem
blies of the devout.
Ai An vmv's Heuse of Keprescntatives has
passed a bill making the retail liquor license
$2eO, which is equivalent te mere than
doubling It.
The diplomatic correspondence ever thb
fisheries question has been snt te Congress by
the president, and It is plainly shown that in
gpiteef the assaults of Mr. Bayard's enemies he
has upheld our end of the argument with
dignity, ability and firmness. The acts of
the Canada cruisers are denounced as, unjuit
and unnolghberly ; el this there can be no
question. They are also said te be in viola
tions of treaty (stipulation. This Is most
emphatically denied by Great Britain whose
minister makes a fine distinction between
commerce and fishery regulations He says
that there is nothing in the treaty that allows
American vessels te de In Canada what
Brltlh vessel may de commercially at
ports of the United States. It may puzzle
hlslerdsuip te tell why cemmerce in lish
did net come under the same rule as com
merce of ether kinds.
Ihis iit'llcale and beautiful reasoning
might excite the awe and veneration of a
Seuth African or Kist Indun chief, but it is
net calculated te arouse the admiration of
Americans. He says that the Imperial gov
ernment can de nothing but agree with the
Dominion Privy council that " the utmost
geed will and fair dealing can suggest Is that
the terms (of the treatvet 1M-.) shall be re
considered."
.Secretary Bayard complains of the viola
tions of treaty in the seizure of five vessels
as contrary te the humane uage of civilized
nations and calls the firing el guns acreea
their bows " a most unusual and uncalled for
exhibition el hostility "
The hauling down of the fiag of the Marien
Grimes is deneunced as an act of gies dis
courtesy, and that must be considered a
matter of grave import. The seizure of two
etner vessels and the Imprisonment of Cap
tain Tapper are strongly deneunceJ. It Is
suggtated iu conclusion that an ad interim
agreement should be reached as seen as ios ies
sible te sen e until mere permanent arrange
ment can be made.
Tnr. he-yacht makea its bow while the
water yaLtia indulging In Ita winter sleep.
Tnii is the time of the year ler eagle and
bear a'eriea. One of the former kind from
Minneapolis 1 reported which it is
believed will be found hard te excel.
Twe men were attacked by the king
of birds while at work survoyingen the open
street. One of them, Professer Carr, was
savagely attacked. The big bird caught him
by the lejr, threw him down, tore his trousers,
and sinking hi talons in the fatty part of his
leg, lciliued a serious wound. The bird
then i.ieunteu te the cellar of the unfortunate
man, and seemed determined te bear him
awaj bodily, but just at this crisis ethers came
up, and by their united eilerts the bird of
liberty was hually ceuquered and securely
pinioned. It was found that his wings
measured i itet in inches from tip te tip and
hu taluns were oer four inches long. Te
add further te the bleed curdling features of
the horrible story, It is averted that the place
where the eagle made the attack was where
the den of wolves had been found during the
previous week.
Tun magnitude of the Panama caual pro
ject may be understood when it is stated
that -j tioe men are employed en it, and yet
It la net likely te be UnUheJ in this century.
A mail detialen of intereat is reported
from Chicago. Uebert O'Brien, a drunken
sailor, was caught In the act of taking pack
ages of mail matter from the top el a
loiter b ix C immiasioner.Hayne decided that
the property was net in the custody of the
government until it had once been Inside the
box ; nnd the man could only be held en the
common charge of larceny.
PEK30NAL.
SecRttr.uiY Themas J. Vaii. has been
re-elected secretary of the National Tretting
association.
M. fjeuLLi has been persuaded by Presi
dent Orey te undertake the formation of a
new 1 reuch cabinet
fieVEHNOii I'ATTtse.N and Secretary of
State Stongerwll),upon their retirement from
( Ulclal Hie, fermn purtnership ler the practice
el law iu Philadelphia.
Kudert G viutirrr was re-elected presi
dent et the Btltlmore it Ohie railroad at a
meeting of the directors en Wednesday.
Isaae I.i.a, LI., p., the eminent conclio cenclio conclie
Jogist, died at his home, in Philadelphia, en
Wediiemlay iiiurnlng, aged nearly ninety
five j ears.
Down i J Suliesiw, one of New Yerk's
rich young uieu, u about te eatabllsli a week week
lyjeurnal fashioned xmiewhaten the style of
Louden h itatutttay Review and spectator.
Jesnrit w. IlARi'Kii, United SUtes consul
at Munich, died at the consulate en Wednes
day Heme, veara age he was a member of
iiih nrm et narper llres , publishers of New
Yerk.
Governer Seay, of Alabama, la genine
much sharp criticism trem the Southern
press for saying, in his inaugural address,
that he "questioned the wisdom of erecting
monuments in commemoration of civil Btrife "
nd "emphatically oppesoil any ctperull--ture
by tbe tte for a monument te Uie deait
until the wants of the needy survivors should
be cared for."
S. II. ri't-KtTev, the mllllonalre member
of l,arllaiuentwlioia,'0UtteHircha8$iiH.l.'
COO worth of l'entmyliania coal lml, -i'
years age a reporter ou a Hitiall piper nt Pitta
burg, P. Ue took an active interest nt I ec.il
polities there and ultimately git a Rixxl ivi
Hen In Washington, I), r. He uever ws
naturalized as au Atiierlem citizen. It la
aald that there l a Muerable and uniatiMled
Judgment MamlltiR acalnut liltu at like
earre, ler .-v, tue nniuuiu i'i a nimw um u-n
tracteil in lilt pevertj trickcn ierHirleri.il
days.
Sknateii n Wm k m II he Hunt re
elected he l " wlUIiiK te ileimte n llr el my
trousers te found a imieiun of henaterlnl
curiosities, prmided senator t'etiner will
eontrlbute a cat-eil dress cut and enater
Ingallsa pair of his paitera. I want also a
lock of Senater 'Jie' ltrnwu'a lieard, a sec
tion of one of Senater Kvarts' seniemtvs, a
card of senator Jeuea, of 1 lerida, inarktHl
pp.c , an engrossed copy of Sotnter anee'
story about the strikiiig similarity tietwuui
my trousers and the kind worn toy an tie
phant; some shingles from senator Mer'
camp, and a pair of Senater Knnsem a tutl.
These might be displayed in the marble
room te our visitors wowe patience Is ouu euu
tlmea uxed uniting for thelr sonaler te
come out. ,J
WAYSIDE QLANChS.
It is a pleasure te report the success of
Manager Krohman, of New erk, in hlsel hlsel hlsel
fortste ksep ladles from wearing their hats
in th theatre. At his Lyceum thestre en
Tuesday evening fully one-fourth of the Is
dies left their hats in tl e cloak room, aud
the fair sex are glxlng their practical ap
proval te the reform It is net an arbitrary
nut an optional messure that Mr I rehnun
has adopted and he says it has the cordial
endorsement of the first lady 1 1 itie irnni,
Mrs. Grevel Clevelaud. This should mike
It the height of fashion, and women will
be in the fashion, it It costs them their peai-e
of mind.
At a reeeut meeting of the Hilttuiere
school beird, the following celle iuy took
place ever the motion te elect Mrs. Mattie
K. Munderf te the teaching force of the
schools
Mr. SchetU " I am oppeed te supporting
married ladies. Their hu-bauds ought te
support them. '
Dr. Connelly. " This lady's hubnd is
paralyzed. He is no use te her ou i.ed's
earth, fchels an eiielleut teicher."
Mr. SchetU "lias it been the policy of the
beard te appeiut married ladles " '
Mr. Merris." Yes. ieme el our best
teachers are married lidles."
Mr. Schott. " Appointed after they were
married T"
Mr. Merris" Yes-"
Mr. Wentz. " One of them wouldn't get
married until she was assured she uenid uet
lese her position en that account,'
Mrs. Munderf was elected.
The Lancaster school beard has net reaUied
this stage of progress, net a married woman
being embraced In its list of female feathers
As was predicted at tne time, Colonel Ben Ben
eon, the recently reinstated district attorney
for the W estern district of Missouri, was net
correctly reported In his speech In which it
was said he abused the president, itelerring
te tne notes et uls speech made prt ir
te IU delivery, be said that Mr
Cleveland's name was net mentioned
In the discussion of the silver question.
Mr. Benten says be used substantially
this language : " It may be said that, being
an appointee of the present administration,
fulsome adulation would be expected of me,
but such is net the case. 1 de net agree with
President Cleveland in everything. Myown
view is that the policy of the admini.tratien
can better be carried out by calling around
It its party friends than by retaining in elllce
uiese wne win secreteiy seek te embarrass
it. I am net an advocate c' the civil service
law, but our party platform det.ared for It.
Mr. Cleveland accepted the nomination, was
elected, and, being a man of resolution, wll.
stand by It. Ner did I agree w ith bim as 10
even a temporary suspension of silver coin
age, but with such men as Keagan, of Texas,
and Morrison, wne knew our wants in the
West and Southwest and tand for them. It
is the fact that the law making power is one
branch, the executive another, which is held
te se tenaciously by the part v. that makes
me glad. 1 am a Democrat "Then there is
language which I did net use then and
never did use, for instance 'I don't believe
in his civil service humbuggery.' I am made
te say by inference that the president's en
forcement of the law of civil service is uet
genuine. This would be highly improper,
besides it isn't what I be.leve. Only Repub
licans have charged bad faith against Mr.
Cleveland. New, here are my notes m full
Irem which ail my speeches were made.
Yeu see that they are pretty full aud jeucan
see what questions are discussed. A lare
number et men at (jallatin, Liberty, Billings,
Sarcoxie, Appl6ten City, heueca and Mob Meb
erly, can testify as te tne correctness of the
notes. I have only this much te say that I
believe this publication is in line with ether
efforts te embarrass Mr. OevelsrU s admin
istration and te create di.-.erw.n in the ranks
of the Democratic party, hspeciai y in Mis
seuri." Criticism by a frienu and attack by
an enemy are vastly different thu gs, atd
that Is why Benten stayed uad Vune did
net.
Frem shirt sleeves te shirt sleeves is but
three generations, home of America's proud
est families of a century age are new furnish
ing recruit for the army or tramps who travel
the country with no place whereon te lay
their heads. There Is a trial gein en in New
Yerk new in which Is Involved the wretched
career el James H. Paine, who for the last
nineteen years of his life never were a shirt
And yet this man, a descendent of Rebert
Treat Palne, one of the signers et tne Declara
lien et independence, witbailhisadvanlages
of birth, education and wealth, preferred a
seeming life el enury and died in meat
squalid apartment in a Bleecker street at
tic, new in tne surrogate's court an earnest
controversy Is pending ever the possession of
his money. Se runs the world away.
A prudent man, ' according te Ilevlt
or cut, and brul-e, and burn and bell
v 111 aie at ence poivatten ull
"Sever was heard such a teirlble cars,' us
the man goteu" abeat bis stubborn cold, oeul.l
It be possible that be lived In civilization and
bad net heard or ur Jiulu Cough sjrup I Let
Mm take the old tdUiele and tt i swearing.
Trice 53 cents.
Stand Nut Ipen the Order el lour (,eln;
But go at once and buy a bottle of thu fiagiant
"OZODO.ST. leu will neier regret It, It net
only beautlHes and presorvej the teeth and ar
rests decay, but leaves the mouth cool, and the
breath as fragrant as a rose
CAI'i:, PROMPT, SURE.
RED STAR OOUGH OURE.
NOOI'IATLJ, NO 1'OtSOV
fcLHK.
B r 2, I'HOM t'T.
Could net Speak and Cared.
11 ISth 8L, San Francisce, Cal
A short time age 1 contracted a eevere
cold, became se bourse 1 could net -peak.
Trlud a number et remedies without obtain
Ing the slightest feller The etrnrts el two
physicians failed te help me W as Induced
te try lied Star Cough cure, and one bottle
cured me. 1'. KE.MSCIILEK.
Three Children Cured of Croup
231 Franklin M , lialtlmere, Md
My three children have during the whole
of this winter been suffering wltn croup, but
new 1 can safelj aatert thai they huve been
entirely cbred by using two bntiles Ked
Mar Cough Cure, Will net be without a hot het
t'e. MM I. liOWrN
Cured the Ministers luby,
The wlte of Itev. 1111. Washburn, retter el
St. liarnabas church, Ilroekljn, si. y .taia
her sixteen months old child wnsHiinerini!
with a severe cod, which had heldonfer
weelcs, waa given lied star Cough Cure
t our does loosened and relieved the ceu jh.
lta further use urected a complete mru.
Coughed 10 Years and Cored
Mr. Lnke llressetin, livery stable keeper.
Charlette, Michigan, writes that Ter ten
ScarshesnUe.aia irem a cough which netb
ing would remevu At last hu ued lttd
Blur Cough Cure.andtu emeacy was seawlit
and magical that he pronounces It the great
est ever Known.
A Kabul's Testimony.
Ilaltlmrte, Md
I feel constrained te express iny confi
dence In the merlts and elUcasy et Ited star
Cough Cure. Net only has It been of great
setvlcu teuiy family, but 1 huve pemeuuily
used It with geed results
1IENJAM1N eOLf)
Itabbl of tbe Oneb ihaleui Congiiv&tien.
The CHARLES A.
VOMKLLK CO,
Md.
llultlmeie.
sr. JACOUiOIL.
The Gteat German ltemedy, tOit 1
,IN
Cures Hheiiuiatlsm, Neural. la, Ilackathe, Teeth-
uelie, biiralus, llrulsesund ether Pains
uud Aches
FIFTY CKNT8. At DruggUU and Dealer
Tbe CUAULK3 A VOOELEU CO , Baltimore.
MO., U. 8 A,
MKDtOAU
Weed's saksapaiulla.
WE SUBMIT FACTS
in veganl te Heed a Snrsaparlils as a reniedv
ler thenuri mn and ask e U vn are snllcteu
wlili ihisili-cH" te trv the uudutne which haa
srtM-wntlv I" w (id ethers IIuihIiihIs el people
wnennUirvi!httirtnrtu of rheum vtlsn.rveiiui
In . verrst ler , have been v rt, il curwl 1
ll.xnls "arsaiwriiis, the trreat Meed piirltltir It
t, i it its the . Idlly of the I !oel. nliith Is lh
t ue of iht dl ease, and gives lunxth mid
v igui (Mvtiy part of Iho btsly
"1 ed Heeds arsmnttll Isst spiliiR. and
can ti iilv sv II helptsl me v ei v mm h I e Uiesm
iirnlUK with bilious ceniplAlii'n nervous pros
(union m rhiMiniAltsm. t earne-tlv rrremumiid
it' MRS K i Alll-hs rc.lt, hHltnm oe,Mlih
UHKl M T1S11 tt I I l'
' sunn twentv yxsrs age 1 hit m I'gM atiMe
flislt itttt, and It has bf e i wtxm ri since
M 'ii tt ii jears Rce i was esoesttlio nevum
i nil mid i inn' nesr ftrezliiij simetben I liav
efit'ii 1 ceil troubled with rlmmns'ism. street! nu
H
me most In the nsht ankle I iitl red n'verel)
during .st winter. Mid trl, t Heed s,rap
itilnsjt a help it gtvetnnattiiesi tuiinedute re
llri and 1 kiM'p It constant!) ivmlv ler use it
ti doe a well for ethers as n his dour for uie.lt
tt neith ninny lie.es its entt
U l. I1U. I. Itemen, vim'
Ibt, ts.itMi Heed's iiarsapsi Ilia for dvspep.
1sandHa tonic alterative, wiih lh" most ben
inclil result I havualseusnl It ter iheiiuit
tlsm with teod effect. 1 mxunl It a one el the
very best tatnl'v medicines aud would uet will
Irtgiy i e without IU"
A II CVMIKV, rtevMenie, K 1
Heed's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all druggists. 1 nix for S. 1'ie
pared en.v by 1. c HOOD A CO , Ap thet ,ile,
Lewell, Mail.
100 DOSES ONE DULL VII.
-ptt'l. TI1K ULOOD.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
temt lutng Iren and
nun kl auu cemnleteli
1'nr.i v in tat i tonics.
completely Cleanses "d fcnrlches
th lllisxl Uulckuns the action of the 1 net and
inlet
Mtin smooth It does net Injure the ttseth. cause
titstdat leornmdiiceconstll'at e i ALI OIHhl.
MB.l)tilNLS DO.
l'tijslitsnsand Druggists hui me Kneni
uieud It
Dr. N 8 llroetes, of Marlen M l- - tv "1
rpteumieiid llrewu's Iren Hut. i v s iat le
tnulc for enrtchlng the bleed, a id n u Mi g sli
dvupfpllc mpteins. It dot l i hull the
teeth."
Da It M Delzxll, ItcynelJs lud "1
have nrCM-rtbcd ttrewn' Inui itltteis 1 1 1 tes et
anaemia and bleed diseases, a e when a MK
was net did, auM It has proved taeruuutnj sutls
factor) "
MR.USI Utbs, Ne aSL Marv street. NewOr
leans. La . savs M llrewn's Iren Hitters re lev est
uie In a cuje of bleed poUenmir and t hi aril. y
reconin.eu'1 It te these need ng
!
tm 1'un
ner
The geuulne ha3 Trade Mai nj'l nessl led
Uui-s vu w itipper. Take no ethtr Made only 1
UROWX CULMICiLiO,
(-I ltaltuu 're, Md
ULASllHAXf:.
H
IGU A MARTIN.
m
II HALL
b
HOLIDAY GOODS !
We ari-new displaying . i very large is is
sertment of Holiday Goods in our line. We
wdl first call your attention te our display
of Haviland China. Its quality u known
the world ever and needs net our recom
mendation. The decorations are mere
delicate than ever. Xew shapes and de
signs are added continually, the latest of
which 13 the " Osins ' pattern Amateur
decorators would de tv ell te take a leek at
it, as the designs: are beautiful
Among the most attractive decorated
articles are Pish, Game, soiree, Tea, Din
ner, supper, Breakfast, Chocolate, Coffee,
lver, Ice Cream, Xut, Dessert, solitaire
and Tete-a-Tete bets, Fruit Plates, Con
densed Milk Jar, Butter and Desaert Plates,
A. D. Coffees, etc. These goods are new
this season. Elegant in shape and design.
Very moderate in price, hwmine them
before making your selection.
r i
15EASTKTNQSTREEL
LANCASTKIi. PA.
rUUAOCO AM) ViOAHt
"PSTA BLIbilED 1770.
Demuth's Cigar Stere.
We taie lu stock a Fine Assortment of t.ceds,
Suitable
Christmas Presents for Gentlemen.
MKKItSUIAUM PIPES and tlttAii HOLD
tits, Haln, Carved and Silver Mounted
oenulne FIIENCII ltltlAlt PIPts in Latest
Styles. Shapes and Mountings
fine 8MOK1.NC1 TOlliCCOS Itnperttd and
Key West Cigars. Our Hpecialty lhe only
Clear Havana Filler Hand Made Cigars In the
city for Sc, brands " Mia, ' "yaerlda" and
"Uelden Lien."
CAN FSln All Styles and Prices Snuff Ueies,
Cl'ar ( ases. Match llexes, Ac
-Telephene Connection
NO. 114 EASTKING STREET,
LANCASTEIt PA. decilmd
SlAOlUKSlXt.
VfAOlIINKHY, AH.
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Itnr roved
LVGLNES-Trtetipi, PerUbli ir Siitiuirj.
N e r or Second-liana
UOUJEH3, WATKB TANKS, BEPABATOKB.
ltaentaj or Karats VVex inch aa done ana
cepl In Machine Sheps.
eili ex C ADDSISJ,
Ezra F. Landis,
WOHES fi37 NORTH CHKRUY BTTtKET,
LiltriHTSB Pi, n7IMw
pONTKACTOU AND BU1LDKK.
GEORGE ERNST,
CAltl'E.STEIt, CONTUACTOIl A IIU1LDKU.
Residence Ve. W3 West King street 8hep
Etut Urant street, opposite station beuse.
WOODEN MANTELS AND GKNKUAL HAKD
WOOD WOltK A SPECIALTY.
-All werlc secures my prompt and iMirsnna
attention. Drawings ana Fstimattia furnished.
oetfl-ljdlt
17 1 i '
pMnnii,
TiOrK IS MAK1NO
OABINBT PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 113.00 A POIIIT.
AT NO. 1M NOIITU (1UEEN 8TRIET,
lanlJ-tfd Lancaster, Pa
HOllDAT aOOD,
sV-
1K3U ,V imOTUKH.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS!
vn k VAitiKiv or
Christmas
Presents
AUK-
Handsome, Subilanlial, Chap, and of the
Largest Varieties.
Men Silk sinpemlets. NVj., ;5C and tl
Mens sua Linbrelderud butpendeis, II V, I)
and (i te
Men s Ilk Handkerchlefd, 37c , tfc and TSs.
Mens Mlk Ktnbreldertd llenler llsndker
il.iet,, II and 11 .'S.
Men's Htlk MuRler. ft iiand
Men sMllt Satin I lned eektles. 74c and l"c
Men s elTet batin Lined Neckties, 7'c
Men shldUleves, iltaand II te.
Mens Lined Kid rur-Tep Moves, :tc , II
and II VI
ven s fancy Woolen Shirt'. II te II A
Men's Fancy t'nderwear, II te J
Men i ancy VV txilen Hese, SSe . 10c. and tis..
Alse, a lull line of Watch Chstni, Scarf fins,
CulTand Cellar lluttens and l'crlumery.
A full line of VVIdowale, Cerksciew, Melten
hertey. Heaver and Chinchilla Overcoats at
lkitteui I'rlce
A full line of Corkscrew, Wldewale and l'lald
Suits, at Lewest Trice.
A full line of Trunks, Cabbas, Club Hags and
Shawl strnin.
A lull Una of Men and Hevs Uewauiers and
llut'l'ei ( eats, I cKgincsand lllaniet.
A lull line of Ine, Medium and Comsien I) in
lircllas All goetls at Uotteni caih l'rlces.
ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers and Euinishers,
cei.. NOiiTugiKK.s sr and ckntkk
SQUAUK, LA.NL'ASTEU, l'A.
w
1LLIAMSON it tOSTEIl.
TELEL'HOhE CONNECTION.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
GIFT HUNTERS,
CHRISTMAS
hll)
NfcCh
P
n LOVES,
TIES,
1101b St ITS,
COLLAUS
SLKENt
R
cufts,
UUTTON8,
CHILDREN S SUITS
MOUSE
KfcADIM.
B
COATS,
uer.Es,
0 EitCOATS,
SKAI.
run
SCAI'S
O LOVES,
LMUUELLAS,
COI l)(,.V,
STUDS,
E
BCAUTB.
AUULF.TS,
61LK HANDKLltCIUErS,
CAHItlAQE,
LADIEb'
N
KOIIF8,
MUIS,
LADIES SHOCLDEIlCArES.
I' I LRE
111 CK
WARM bKS,
OLOV ES,
CHILD3 0VEItCOATS.
STIFF O HATS,
CLOTH L CAPS,
FINE MLK HATS
GIFT HUNTERS,
CHRISTMAS
FELT
LADIES
P
M.U'FKItB.
KID SHOl.S.
HAND SATCHLLS,
OA8SAMKH,
COATS,
w ate up noe r t
CU1LDS TOYTIIUNEB,
UUIIIIEii
OVER
EIIOOTS,
SHOES,
L.VDILS' HAND SEWED OAITEHS,
VELVET
DANCING
SB LIP Pins,
rUMI'B
ALL1QATOB SLIPPEItS,
GENT'S
UlthSS
1NECAL(
EJU1U1S.
OAirEKS.
UIDI.NO BOOTS, FLEECE
LIM.D
UOLF
N A I. ASK AS,
UOUL3,
SCARLET UNDKUWEAH,
GENTS
SILK
SMOKING
WUAPPF.ItS,
JACKLTS,
CHILDS' SIIIIIT WAISTS,
CAIttUAQI.
UOV8'
s
WHIPS.
UAITEIIS,
CAP.DIOAN8, I1EST QUALITY, LOWEST
PRICES.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
33, 31, 30 ana 38 East Kins St.,
LANCABTKU. PA.
VM1IKKLLAB.
R.IJ
AH.
WHAT BETTER
CFRISTMIS GIFT
-TUANA-
NICE UMBRELLA,
-OK A-
Uehl or biker Headed Caue
HEADQUAKTEIIS,
R B. & H,
NO. 14
HIRSH & BROTHER,
EAST KINO
LANCASTER, PA.
STREET,
BUT SS8M.
TOOK
AT TUB
H1I.K UANDKEKCHIEFS
AT Tit
North End Dry Goods Stere.
Iho ljidli' Site In H hlte Hemstitched fet c
U very cheap yy
nevMyd
Nn. 3M Ninth (Jueen itttwt.
UlVliKIlAUO.
CARPETS!
We ate elfeitiirt Bpeclal lUigalns In
liedy lirussels, Tapestiy llruel and
Kxtra Super Caritets. Alse, Halt aud Stall
Carpets, Heme Made Itag and Chain Car
pU, rioer, Stair and Table Oil Cleths,
Hmyitia, Moiuette and Tapestry linns
and Matts, CiKea and llubber Dinir Matt,
Aurera and Held Medal Carpet Snecpets
at KKDfCKD PltlCI 3 te CieseOiillhu
Stock een.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. 26 Gnat King Btreet,
L.V.NCASTKK, PA
s
il'Kl lAli 1IAHUA1NS
-1N-
LADIES' COATS!
Walt & Shand,
G. 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST,
Bereral tnanulactuters anilens te duni out
the balancti el their k alt oetids at a sacrifice,
have found us ready purchasers e new nffet
many lets of new and desirable styles fully
per cent under regular prices.
L.VD1KS llOUOll JACKETS,
LADIES' A81 It ACII AN JACKETS
LA01K3 UOUCLK JACK LIS.
STOlKlNM JAChKlS.
An Immense Aisortmentel
LADIF.S NEtVMAltKICTS.
SlOUKl.M.T NKWMAlthKT".
UMILI.V EWMAItKETs,
llOl'CLK NCH MAIIKKTS.
UOUUH CLOTH M IVMKhKlS,
At Away Down Prices
OurSI ,VL l'LL'SH SACQUEShre eleaant and
perfect ntllDK, and compare
r(ect ntunn. and romiiare tayemuiy
with
eoeds sold in etcer cities at v mnre
COOU9 stau in umei cuius nt .
A ln- erlKlv nf I.AD1KS
In l'lush, Astraehan and fur at Moderate l'rlies.
Upwards of niti stjlea CIUI.DKI NS TALL
COATS In all desirable shapes and mannings at
l'epalar 1'rtcea
AT lit!
New Yerk Stere.
ruusiTVuiL,
-ur r.sAi'i'
U It. KOTE.
FURNITURE !
Fer the liKSl ll.vili.vl.vs u rUKNULUE
et ALL KINDS, ke te the
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Oer. Seuth Queen and Vine Bla.
We aie selling for a short time, at ASTONISH
ISO LOW I'ltlCES, Kleant Walnut llod-Keom
Suites, Marble Tep, IOS.0U , riue Haircloth Par Par
ler Suite, Hi 00 Eleirant lAiunite, 17 CO and
ether ROOils at the same Lew l'rlces n9-lmd
F
URNITUHE WAKEKOOMH.
lJUV lOUHSKLr A l'Alft Or T1I03
Eelding Dress Pillows.
CALL KAKL1 Al
Hoffmeier's Fumitare Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and we have Jus!
received another let of them.
98 EAST KINO BTRBBT.
T ATESTDESIUNH AND F1NIHU.
AT
WIDMYER'S
iOU WILL FIND
A Large and Well Selected Stock
OF
FURNITURE,
IN ALL THE
Latest Styles and Finish.
VCALL AND EXAMINE.-
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner East King and Duke Sts
LANCABTKU, I'A.
sentA-lyd
TTEINITSH'S FUKNITURE DEI'OT.
Only 1 6 Days Mere Until
CHRISTMAS.
And we are Iteady te Bhew as Flne andLaige
an Assortment of
FURNITURE
IN ALL LINES,
AS HAS EVKK UKEN SHOWN 1NTHKCUY.
The goods of te-day are se pretty nnd atttactlte
that It Is hard te lteslst Buying bemelhlug
te uesisi Jinyn
In Our Line for
CHRISTMAS.
We want you one and all te feel perfectly ftee
te come every day If you deslre, and leek at
what Is being put en the floors new and attrac
tive, and you will net be urged te buy.
Yeu would be surprised te learn hew many
are deln J this each week.
We have already set aside a great many pres
ents for DKCF.M QEll 21, but iwe tan still keen a
grtat many mere secret
AT-
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
NOS. 27 & 20 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKE, PA.
gr HKIU1AHT,
Fine Tailering:
A rull and CeuipleUi stock el iinpeitedan
Doinpslle
SuitluM nnd Ovoreoatlng
H. GERHART.
Ne. U N. CJUEICN ST., Opposlte the rostefflce
marn IvdB
L.
tlANHMAN A II HI).
VISIT
Gansman &
I.
Bre
-reu-
GREAT BARGAINS
-1N-IIKN,
1101 S AND UIII.DKF..V.S
SUITS AND OYERGOATS.
A IIAIIK Ol'l'llllll NltV TO DIIESS W KLL
1011 1.1 1TLBMONK1
We are selling Men'a Dressy OretceaU at
U.M. lleRtilar ITlce, 111 M.
Men's I nr lleavei Oroiceata at (SCO. llegutar
Price, wn
Mens t'nlen Heat el OieiceaU atimn. lie
ular l'rlcti. tieisu
Men Cataluiore .tuotcenla, 17 ""i, Keaular
Price, moo
Men'a Chinchilla Ovciceat, WU Ili'Klllar
lteeular Prleti, II (tl
Man's Imported Chinchilla Ovrrctwts, liae'1
lteitular I'rtce, IISiH
Men's Finn Mellen or Kersey llearet Ovet
cenu, IIS.0). Leitular l'rlcti, 117 1.
Men's rtne Worsted Ovutceatg, IUM Kenu
lar I'rlce, lis il
Monsllmnbe Chinchilla Ovmceats, 111 CO
lteeular I'rlce, lie
lUns'nnd ClilMren's Oreicets In Uire ijnan
tlttea at thn lowest tKittem teachml jirlctis.
TAliC -SOTIl K for thn neit two wetiku is
am closing ent Oreictsiu (Jel Ltita), where we
haelmt oneor twenf aletlelt If you tan ha
ntted In some of them we will make It an object
fur )oute uuy l'rlces aie S per cent lra than
manutacturrrs flistceiL
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANIASIK., PA
49-Nel connected with any ether clothing
house In the city.
-jyFYKKS A RATI It ON.
OVERCOATS
detal westher te talk about 0 I IttOATfl t
geed time te buy them, and eur'a Is the right
place le buy them II youraie ier,NlUE UOODS
atLOWPllICES
OUH STOCK OF
FIHEMELTONS
is 1 1; AllllVtm E
PltlChS FllOM 110 Ce TO IJiui
ELYSIAN BEAVERS 1
r.s.w 10 tx
FRENCH KERSEYS,
I1J0O AND llbOl
ENGLISH RATINA,
II' te AND !1W.
A FINMtCiRADhOl COAIS IN
FRENCH MONTANAK,
ALL COLOIIS, SATIN LIN I D, ti?
Theia goods aie acknowledged te le Strlitly
First tlas and Lew In Price.
HOYS', 10LTHS andCIULDItlN H
OVERCOATS
As Lew us any Customer may wanL
MEN'S STORM GOATS, S13.00.
All styles are kept In stock, and If there Is
anything new In the maiket we have It
lyers & Kathfen,
POPL LA It CLOIUIEIIS,
KO. 13 BAST KINO BTRBBT,
L.VNCASlKlt, P.
B
UHUEK A HUITON.
Prepare for Christmas
Have )eua husband, a lather or abiether '
jnu have, what would be mete acceptable as a
a.a. u j w.. u ........., --. . w. .-."- -.
cc
.hrlstmas out than a
FINE SUIT OF CLOTHES
SUCH AS AitKBOLD Al
& SUTTON'S 1
.Mcriliiint lalleiliiK ninl I'lelliltiK Stere.
Or If jeuenn't alluiil an entile bnlt
Buy an Overcoat,
And If you can't ftlTeid that
Buy Une of Onr Nobby Neeklies.
Of which we have soiuethlng enllrely new Call
and sce them.
BUEGER & SUTTON,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCABTKU, PA.
jruTiUJia.
1 1 ENTH KUHN1SUINU HTOKK.
E. J. ERISMM'S
Gent's Famishing Stere,
NO. 7 WEST KINO STREET.
- Stere open Every Evening except Sunday
evenings.
tr ATOM KM.
TTATCUKH.
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jewelrj
at less than auction pilccs until Jauuaty 1, 1E87.
Fine, le" of jtings, Ac. Alse. Elgin, Waltham
lAurera for wblth 1 um Hele Agent), and ether
First-class Watcher. lXst IVatch and Jewelry
lie pal ring.
-uorreet time by Telegraph Dally, only
place In city.
l. weber;
109X North Queen St., Near I'cnn'e. It. It. Depot.
Bpectacles, Eyeglasses anaOpUcoJOeodi. AU
kinds of Jewelr,
4
A
S.
,.. WWdtki
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