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InleJIIgenccr Bilialnj, luvncagter, 1'a.
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X.ANCA5TSU. JANUARY 8 18S7,
f ' The Interstate "Commerce Bill.
' The Senate Is very likely te pass the
Inter-state commerce bill, without mv
, tcrlal chanqe ; anil the llotise will de like
wise. There is a very leasonable cer-
talnty that the bill will become a law at
this sesileu. llaUread men are In a Reed
" deal of n fever ever It, most of tliembe
', Heving that It will be injurious te their in-
terest. The opinion hewcv cr is net unani
mous. The Northern Pacific railroad
makes an energetic pretest against It, be
cause of the disadvantage it will
be at In cempetitl n with its un
chained neighbor, the Pacific ratlwav,
of Canada; and there is substance In its
complaint. 2ve doubt it will net be well
for the reads that Canadian read3 compete
with, that they 9heuld be under restrictions
t, that their rivals are free from. 13ut this
' diflJMilty Is met in the bill in the privilejc
&ted Ieciur?mmlssieDCrS terelAX its reS"
uHhe Werwen' the necessity for such action
tsKtSOnt.
fS&j' m.- .!... ..!. i.ni r. .i
p - -cuu oeitxicu: wiue uui vuiiuue meui-
eelves te asking its amendment. There is
no demand from any important quarter,
seemingly, for it3 entire suppression.
liven in railroad clrcles.it is cencetled that
the commissioner-ship established is likely
le be beneficial, and the publication of
rates is universally approved. The ob
jections te the bill lie against two of its
previsions; ene which prohibits peeling
and another which prohibits a greater
cbargeferit longer than a shorter haul in
the same direction. The la3t pro pre
vision Eecm3 obviously just and
the opposition te it shows hew greatly
demoralized is the railroad sense as te Its
duty te the public. The idea that a car
rying company may charge what it pleases
and de as it ple,i3es, with a sela eve te its
own advantage, is se deeply grounded as
te seem ineradicable. Se that tbe railroad
manager cannot, for the life of him, see
that there Is anything wrong In his charg charg
lest a grower i nee fir carrying goods from
rittsburg te ew Yerk, than he charges
fercirryi"? the same goods from Chicago
te Xew Yerk. This is all that this
bill prohibits. It allew3 ai great
a charge fiem Flashing as from
Chicago but no greater, and this Is de de
clafcarte be ruinous oppression of the rail
road ; and fanciful cases are stated In great
numbera te show hew badly the new law
will work. The general sense is that if rail rail
read business h se managed as te be dam
aged by the nosdef charging no mere for a
less service than for a greater, the manage manage
mentnteds speedy reformation.
The ether prohibition of the bill, that of
railroad peeling, Is net se clearly equitable
and may be found in practice te be in
Jurious. "Whlle competition is the Hfe
of business and Is needed te insure proper
treatment of customers, it Is equally true
that the publle Interest is net sened by the
excessive supply of business facilities, upon
which Interest must be earned, and
that therefore theie may be such a
thing as tee much competition.
One railroad will millice for n commu cemmu
nlty, If that railroad can be held te fair
rates for lta service. This iniy possibly
be Bccured mero effectually by go era
inent control than by multiplying rail rail
reads; wblUiwhcuse multiplied need te
peel their business te secure living rates.
The country Js in that condition new.
There are tee many trunk lints and they de
net have all the business they can de. They
combine together te maintain paying rates
en through and long hauls of traffic, buch
combination is a necessity te them , and it
is this which the proposed bill prohibits.
Whether it can de se, without suppljlng
8ome ether means of securing living rates
for long hauls te the railroad company, is
the question. It Is net for the country's in
terest that lta railroads Bheuld be bank
rupted. And It is net for the luterest of
the country along railroad lines that It
should be charged heavy rates te make
up for the light rates forced by competition
en ether traffic.
But wbateer defects the Uw may de de
elep In practice can ha lemedled, and
there should be no hesitation in instituting
the experiment.
Alas, 1'oer Cooper 1
Brether Cooper comes down; he come
sadly, b-it he comes. He haa looked oe
bvlugly upon the aweet delights and ducats
e! the rich and pleasant place of secretary
of state, that he finds it hard te part with
tbe expectation of its enjoyment. He tears
btaselE from it with very obvious regret .
and seemingly only summoning courage for
the job because of a hope that the severance
1j net fereer, but only until the end of the
term for which he lias been elected senator
He writes te the governor that he does net
"new" claim the office, because of the row
about hi Tionstitutlenal ir elJglb!Hty,l)ut he
ahew4 u readiness te promptly sweep for it
seen ai he is loose.
They say that Brether Cooper feels much
m '.T " iha KOveiner 1W out te
K.r,Mdrtu,We l,hftntera f hope
that he w euld be cbesen. The governor
was se eirneMly desirous of having him in
his efflcl.l family, and se ardent in his
search for a way of construing the cenhtitu.
Uen te It t him In te the table, that Brether
Cooper never doubted that he would take
IBB
hi In; and he set te work himself te
search the constitution nud obtain authori
ties whereby the governor's act would be
fortified. He tnade n luminous exposition
of the whele matter a few days age in his
own newspaper, wherein he showed hew
the constitution wni constituted for the
especial purpose of making him sccrctarr
of stAte, and hew its spirit clearly did se,
but hew some rascally enemy of hU had
falsely worded the official draft in the vnln
hepe of his undoing.
Brether Cooper is net se clear about this
spirit ; nnd even feel tempted te think
that the spirit has deserted everything In
the w erld. He is net even consoled by the
prefuse nnd unanimous sympathy qf all his
fellow-politicians from Quay down, who
shed tears with him ever his cmel disap
pointment. The peer wheel horse of the
party has lest his reward. The heat and
burthen of the day has been for years for
( oeper, and all the dirty work lias been fei
his hands. Ha looked upon the scnator scnater
shlpand Quay took it. He grasps for ths
secretaryship and it eludes him. Alas,
poei Cooper!
Seme Misers.
While lelatlvea are quarreling ever the
wealth of miser Talne comes the news if
the death of miser Terry and his cousin
under the most revolting circumstances.
These two cases show such an unreasonable
passion for hoarding money that they mint
be looked upon as Instances of a peculiar
form of lnsamty,but It would punle experts
te draw the line between the sane and iu-
?ane in this matter of hoarding. Hew
many people who beast of strong common
sense can exphln clearly Jmt whj they
make themselves miserable for the sake of
gaming a Utile mere ,' They may say that
thej de it for the wke of ethers, but will be
ready te admit thit their pervunl experi
ence has led them te b'lleve that happiness
is a matter independent of wealth, and that
it will probably be better for these they
wish te benefit if they ha e te make their
own way in the world. Their real motive
is avarice, though they may cheat them
selves with the unreasoning belief that it is
a higher feeling of anxiety for the welfare
of relatives or friends. The difference be
tween them and these misers lies only in
the fact that the .latter had thrown even
cloak from ther me, and careltas of public
opinion, had given it full swing until like
all vices it had wiped cut eery vestige
of self respect, repressed all nobler a'pira a'pira
tien, and left the victim in a state of
lunacy. Ter surely a man is crazy who
died from cold and hunger while rolling in
wealth, of which a very littleweuld give
him warmth and feed
All geed Democrats win carry Hkkerv
canes te-day.
Blaink will run the publishing business
Inte the ground. Tbe near publication la an
neunceU of an edition of Mr. Blaine's
speeches in Cenres1 containing also a large
selection of these addressed te political meet
ing', Including selections lreiu these deliv
ered In his presidential campaign of 14, to te
gether with his dlplemaUc dispatches, which
outline, his Seuth American policy and dis
cuss American rights at the Isthmus against
theCiayten-Bulwer treaty. The man from
Maine eettns te be in literature.er revenue
only.
It Is tbe geed Christian who new sprinkles
ashes en hU pavement.
The cable brings several Items of news
across the water that contrast strongly. The
Pricce of Wales gave a dramatic enter
tatnment In the great ball of his country seat.
The full company of the Criterion the.tre
gave a performance en a stage built ter tbe
cccaslcn and the audience comprised a host
of celebrlUes -fhehave been eutertatned by
the prince for a who!e week. A royal be
had been bailt and the formal entry of tbe
royal family and dlsnltaries el tbe realm was
quite as theatrical In Its way as anything en
the stage. The Princess of Wulea walked in
in a stately manner, dressed In a ruby elvet
robe and w earing a diamond tiara. With her
was the PrInces Louise, (Marchioness of
Leme), who were white satin and pearls.
Then came another generation of princes and
princesses and when the curuln aree the
blaze of Jewels and the wealth of toilets of
the audience was dazzling. The Prince of
Walts wero full evening dre'H covered with
Jeweled decorations.
New turn from that picture te this A few
ml!s away In Londen, crowds of uneui uneui
pleyed werulngmen, suflering from cold and
hunger, assembled In front of tbe efflce of
the local government beard appealing for re
lief. The president of tbe beard calmly told
them that he could premise nothing. They
ralBed a shout of Indignant remonstrance
and marched In a body te Trafalgar Square,
where tbey paed resolutions protesting
against the apuby el the government. The
shop-keepers barricaded their store", but the
meeting dispersed without violence and the
crowd went home te starve and freeze and te
learn from the morning papers the partlcu partlcu partlcu
larsofthe Trlnce of WaleV entertainment
If these peopleever get tired of passing res
olutions there will be warm times In Londen.
M m
Atiur.Di:xi teH. Cr. Dun A Ca's weekly
reviuw of trade, the new year opens with
higher pneec. Wheat has advanced 1 cts.
this week en sties el 23,000,000 bushels j oil
has advanced 1 cent en sales of 10,000,000 bar
rels, oetton rl.ts k Bljteenth with moderate
transactions , hogs, cetlee, iron and silver are
higher, corn and eats have fccn a little
weaUer, and large realizing by foreigners has
checked the tendency te advance In steckB.
But tbe expansion of currency, and Invest
ment of large dividends received and preuta
realized, lend te lilt prices for the present In
spite el fears regarding legislation.
Hinte August 1st, the treasury lia added
?2-,'197,063 te tbe geld certificates outstand
ing, and r.'aesJ.OJO te the silver certlQuitc,
and about $7,0o0ue0 te the standard silver
dollars. Hank circulation has decreased
flO.O-D.iai, ucd the legal tenders net in the
treasury have diminished f 1,S10,181. Thus a
net addltieu of about tl3,000,WX te thucur-
cuuj uaa oetn made in five months-ever
Si percent, net counting the addition te
geld In circulation. Following an ujtpanslea
of about JiOO.000,000 since 1878, this makes
the circulation per eajnta the largest ever re
cerded.
Tiiciiuv, 111 be great regret te learn that
iue mjury sustained ey ueorge W. fluids in
his fall en a slippery pavement Is mere ser-
leus than at first supposed. L'uipty your
usu-iuriei.
Hew nicely they manace duels In rram-n i
One of tbe gueits at the unveiling of the
Dartbeld! statue was M. Themrgeux who
wrotehometotheodllorof La Futnee that
the French consul in New Yerk was ex.
tremely unpopular. Soen alter this consul
went home, and en his arrival the editor
withdrew statements It bad made en tbe
authority el Themegeux. The latter, w he U
a famous duellst, at once challenged the
editor and a duel was arranged with target
pistols at twenty paces. The oJlter, 'M.
N'Icef, is au uuusually lean man and M.
Themegeux stout and tall. The former tired
first, his bullet striking the ground almost at
his own feet j M. Themegeux fired between
thewordstweand three and missed. Accord Accord
leg te the terms agreed upon but one shot
was exchanged, atid after the preces verbaux
was signed, M. Thotnegeux, who declined te
shske hands with his adversary, returned 'te
lans with his second! fhrw.n,.. ..n.
remained te breakfastat a lameua llttle eating
I place en the bank of the river. g
Let Lancaster hang Its diminished head 1
There are five licensed barrooms In New Hol Hel
land, whoe average dally Income is net less
than thirty five dollars a day.
Tun Massachusetts supreme court has de
cided that when passenger are robbed nt
night in a sleeping ear, the sleeping car com.
paiiy Is liable for the less. Hut hew about the
colored porter's order te stind nnd deliver T
The city engineer el Allegheny jtpeHs
that thore are new lltty-elght uiiltvi efuatural
gas mains underground In that city.
PKKSONAU
Sm r.i tauv ManmV) is as-vln lu falling
health.
fn J. A Sm.is. Ins teMi elected
president of the .erk County Medical no
defy. Jisti.n MCrtii lectured Iwfere n cevd
sized audience In Music hall, ilkoslvtrre,
Vrlday evrutng.
Ue KUNOR kin I 11k i i. hi- rreelvfd a
letter from Ststoteiiater Ibeuia V. c x-per.
In which be asks that hl nsmn bill t'et uen
be considered lu connection w tth the i r'v of
secretary of the commonwealth.
Piiani is NrocKBiupei: was remlnsted
t . is senator by the Kepubllc.tii ciucus of
the Mlchigsn leghMture en ThurdAV
night Ten ballets were taken, lie will
succeed O. I Cenger, wboe term still v
plre lu Much.
Jehn Hi-skin hss recently presented n
beautiful stained Kin"- w itidew te the Church
of the 5-acred He-ut (Catholic, Cenhtcn,
F.ngland. Jehn IUiKln says he ,-ate neth
Ing for creeds but that he decs care for tbe
needs of his fellow men, without distinction
of creed.
Mm Kirn Let isn TEntit. widow et
Juan I'edm Terry and thereputtd helre te
lreiu fa,CW,i) te J I. v w annime
through Jaoeb Kreuime. her louver, that she
really Intend te push her threatened I tool
suits asaltit the New Yerk irn fand V
viiJ'iiir i for defimatlen of character.
Ri.v j J. i.t oenENM:rt, bishop enierl
tus of the C alwd Brethren church, died
Kridav morning at his residence In Church
ville, a , aged " years. He was one of tbe
bet known clcraymen of bt dcnomlnstten
In thl country " He wa elected bl.hep in
lit aud ws undo Wsh'p emeritus two
year if
rueavfUKHB cot ur
lmpurtant Dcclilen. llricsnllas rreprtt "elil
at htlfr sle
The supreme court has i-nel upon two Im
portant questions lu deciding tbe uit of W1U
nam A. bbaw asritns: the city of Allegheny,
bhaw bought a property nt sberiQ s ssle and
afterward wn required te pay ueariv J.hV for
back taxes in order te prevent a second sale
of the property. He ued the city te recover
this money. The case lnve'ved two points,
first, whether In buying the property at a Mle
under an execution he took it frveetthe back
taxes, and secendarv , whether his subsequent
payment of thee taies was net lega.ly a
voluntary payment
The court held thst If the property was
'old for a uiu Insufficient te py me taxes it
wa the fault of the tax receiver or collector,
whose duty It was te see that it waa bid up te
a sumVlent price. The court als held that
the psyment of the tates, uuder the circum
stances was net a vetuutarv pivment and
that the plalntifl was entitled "te recover
them back. The case was decided oil band
by the lower court in order te get it te the
supreme court as seen ai pes'lMe. Iu com
menting upon this fact Judge Sierrett ssys
"The practice et unduly speeding caues
through courts of original Jurisdiction and
deposing et them without consideration or
without full consideration for tbe purpose el
bringing them into this court is a itrewlnc
evil that ought te be corrected "
! HrrMir Off Fer a Vlau Ce-k
t rem the ritUtiuru LcaOer
An Last Liberty female in tbe guise of a
man has raied quite a stir la the little town
of Butler. About two months age, It 1 siid,
a handsome young lellew of shout medium
heght,wlth a feminine face and walk and
voice, applied at the Lewry home as n cook
under the name of Frank Rlffls. Proving
competent the young mac, or woman, as
she has turned out te be, was emploved,
and was kept in the pcwiUen until te dav.
when the hotel dispenead with her services
for cause. Although attired In the habili
ments of a man, yet the general appearance
of the handsome cook was that of a woman,
although se well did she masquerade in her
borrowed garment" that the suspicions of the
curious were rjulrkly allayed, and in all the
time that shew ai at the Lery house, there
was net mere than a auptolen that she was
net what ahe seemed aud indeed all thoughts
of her being ether turn a young man would
have been but a n.ere su-j I ljn had net
she, wenvjnllke, made a confession
te a confidante hhe left Itu.ler last
u.uuk iur i-ui-eurg, and prier te the
departure she gave the snap cvv ay as a geed
Jeke, telling tbe bus driver that she was a
woman, aud that by mas'iueralmg in men's
clothes she was able te demand mtn's wages.
During his or her stay in Butler he or she
was very circumspect, altbeuSb ahe Is said te
be very fend el ladle' ecletv, and u said te
have been a charming dancer and a very corn
pan enable person generally. She was v ery
gentlemanly for a time te tne e.her omi.leycs
or. tn8 hete'i eight young Ulle,, none et
whom thought ethor than the cook w a real
man instead of n make-be1 leve 'one But
lately she had become overbearing In her
treatment of ibe oicer. Tbe young ladlis
employed as dining room girls bad com
plained te tne proprietor el the way the cook
bad been Impeilng en thorn, and as It was
easier te get one cook than eight dining room
girls the man.wemsn cook was relieved el
her position.
A Mentana X.'gl.Uiijr.
Frem the Iniutrer
Jacob Tltman, who many years i-ince taught
school ler 1 ' years at chestnut Level, and
married a Drumore girl, daughter of U. 1 .
Scott, removing thence te the far West, ii
new visiting his old friends in Lancaster
county. He resides with hi. family in Mon Men
tana territory, and is a member el the Terri
torial legislature. He has been there twenty
years, and has witnesi the extraordinary
transformation et that far away place from "a
howling wilderness te a prosperous and for.
tile country When Mr. Tltman first located
there the nearest railroad station was 1 WO
miles distant
A Dude, a teautllnl tight trewmrcd dude,
slipped en a loei stene and bnil.ed Ll dainty
S?erSai;rahtUeenn"' riU'nt " fl0""' "
Stany children hsve cnuht and oelii. nn-
Sy?np T'a bl '" "' ,)r' Duil "
gAI'lf, I'KMMI'I, WtlC.
Red Star Cough Cure.
e epirKs, no i-oihe.n-s itf, i-uesiri
St lie
COLLU.SOTai'BSK AND LliHKD
.,,. .. 1313lh6iEt Francisce, Cul.
'Vert "me "J ' centraetid a toveie
cold bceame se hevrse I could net fpeak
? 1?k nu,!nM?r ' "ujedles, w Itheut el.ia'n
lug the alltthtcit relief lh ureitjnf two
;hj slclans ailed te help rre W as lndeced
te try Ucd star tough curu, and enn tome
cured me FKhNTitllLfclt
TiiitEK cmLiirtyi, turtitn of ckei i
vi- .k 2il.rankl,n 8t W-Ulmore. Mil
.. '?," iree children have during the wtele
Sei Sn .f J Veen ufferlni with croup, but
SStTili?lJ.f,,'.SJ3rKa,rt th" thV have Leen
h?.1 iT'tyy:. ?ttl-s ilea
--.-. vvnu v,.e ,,iii UOi 00 -iT rinul m lnt
tld.
WM I lluWK.V
CUIlKpTHF.MlVI8TKIfnIIY
n'6"' H Washburn iflcioref Su
Barnabas chuicb, HroeWlyn, n iavhiir
sIXM-en months old child.. ln- lux with a
levcre cold, which liad h la ou t.ir w"eks
as given KM star teuKh turu Kouule".
loe.encd and rellevcd the ceu.a lu further
use ctTecttdu complete cure .""
LOUOIIED 10 YJCAKSaTd CUKEII
Mr Luke llejsaiu, livery uble lieepei,
Charlettu, Michigan, ti rites that ler tin ywiij
h surtercd from a cough which tiethlnjr
would jomeve At last te used lied star
Cough Cure, and lu eslcacywai se swift
SSt ew'krfewn l h9ProDeaaou Brent-
A HADul'S TESTIMONY?
, ,. , . , . Ili'ttmere. ld
I rel constrained te express my cenacsnea
In tbe merits and efflcaey et" ertsiar Cough
cure. Notenlvhsa It iin nt r.. ....,,?"
te iny family, but 1 iave penenally used It
.,.',. . 'benjamin SOLD.
Itabbl el the Oheb bhuleui Congregation.
The CHA.KLKS A. VOOKLER CO., lUttlniere.
Md. " '
or, JACOBS OIL.
Ths Great German llemedy, fOBjrAlN.
Cures Hhenmatlsm. Neuralgia, Ilackathe, Teeth-
ach,Spr.ln, llriilsesand ether l'alns
and AcSeu.
WIT cn.VTS. At DruggUts and Dealer.
Th CUAItI.E A. VOQELKU CO.. LUltlmnrn.
Ml.U, H A
INqLTEIiXimEltCEK, SvATUKDAT
JtKLta
ters,
vbci:;
Xi:il(IOUH Ml-llni'l!M WILL nu
-A.V held In the following rhunhesnn SiinrtAf.
til the morning nt Nwra the evening nt I IV
Sunday school at l u si -n W hen the huur is
dirrerent It U specially nftrd
Cu;T I.l-thbraii Chi Ik n-V et King etieel,
J eed. Paster. lMrlnnservliet nt lU.Ua. m
and i is p. m Sunday schixU at 1 iv a m
cJnjri l.trriisKAK ciimer et VertW cjneen
and James slit eu Ucv C l.ltln lleui'l, paMet
lttvtnr ie;vlccs at law n. iu and Upiu. sun
day school nt t p in.
1 aasBrrssiiM Mstteiuvt ini si n ''niitliOiiren
stiret Services uierntng and evening nt the
umiM hour, yalilmth s boel lim'linll Oi in,
"ertlccs Wr-duejdsv, lhurday nnd nidsy
eveninir
,.5.tuSl.norr,00-tNmier of I'llnce nnd OiatiKn
1 reaching nt le J) n i and I p in. 1m the pastor,
3Mlinth school at 1 3D n m
viirR-.,TtR.T..?T,,,,!r- Vt'han si K church
rrvMretiig at 10.SJ a, iu. aud 1 1. in bv tlie pastor,
vv vv.urliues
i,!,T..SrrnV,KF Cnrmn centes invrst
llv!no"rvlceatnJOn,m. -ciuieu bj llev Dr
K v ucrrtart
nt,-,.n .TAnLlcL ( r.ugllsh ), en Mulberry
MiTci above Oinnge-rrratDln- nt 10 JJ n. in.
' Hl',)ll,ern,, l Wand TlJtc In by llev
AM "tltk, presiding slder Coiniuuuleii In the
anervtoen, J-mutay scbeM nt 1 p m I.kvIvhI
rrHjnt , JJ j, m duilng the Heck except
MkiuMsv
..sr '.' J" l'KreRxstvMai1etts Wciuie, liev
" ui I I uaiitvr, vaster Ne uieintng stivice.
'"'enAry servlcem ;i5p u. Miuda) soheol
nsvv lUr-Tisr "crvlecv ai the rcin'sr hours
jiieralngnudevenlng. rreachlnf t thopastei,
Kct J, .s. telwell. Suudsr scheil nt i p. in
l'asvTsu--KcT. J Minhii). I' l , ps
th ,ltrC ,uh meining aud evening by
I MTipilairriRt-t-Christ rcvrciviri-w e.t
Orange nud Concord streets. Kev J It I unk,
ivwter l'rtachlng at le a. in and ; U i.ni
in ire lecture room, as the audience roejj 1
LT,"f i''. .eunuay scnoei at i ti. in j.e
V- -' jv-s uunnx Ice wees ni
M
ine prayer ueetlnirnr ih vv i r I. nvmnr
row nu-mejn win t,,e helJ n th 1 M C. V
t In connection wtth the veuns; men ptayer
meeting
oil T ie.lay nftenioen nt Sotleck the union
in j i i i I mlncjsM.Se, lj North rT1iict street
vt vi4-j nftx irk , v.ier, lesti a. in
Fl i Unv Litany nnd s-rmen : p in euudsy
ineJ ,11(1 m. evening scivue
liRjT UcreaucD Cnt-Rcn -Kev J M litis!.
1 I. Vter "Mvlcei te-morrow atliMUa ni
nud Up m SnndavschtXM t 1 V p m. The
ItMy communion will be s lminlsteredbethnt
tta morning and Uieevcalu t i vice.
euvxr lUrrisr CHrRcn -r M c A Reems.
U a m and, Sp m .preaihlug by the pastor,
smdar school nt 1 1) p. m
sr I'-ifis M E. Chcihh -I'.Mchlng at 1C-W
s iu and.JDp m by the put undy school
sn. ' " iounll,eeple sprayer meeting at
Sr Jeas s RtreRvin u.erman) eiurch, cor cer
n. r Orange and Mulberi- sirceu, Kev Jehn
Kue.'lng, W. I), ptster. luvuie serrtces nt 10
a. m tajial'atlonel elder and deacons Kve
urn, v p in quMterty m'xiensry sorvlce of
cengrt gallon and Sundiv sshoel.
I irst ME. LMracH-leJi n. in . - li p. in,
rreaehtng bv the pastor I IV in Sund.y
he sn m young peep -s pravei meeting.
p in Lere Feast crvleti ever evening
exevpt satnresy at Tc
KiSTMii.sie--.Jt. E Chspel-3 p ra Sun-
13ay Y.."' ' v P u Frldm , rrsj enuecUug
dsr llible study.
VVist Missiex M. E thspe'.c rncr thnrlotte
and Lemen itrwn, ;,v A n. MlllUen pastor
.rTi,t) 'ibsUi class meeting nt n. in 10-)
a. in . and 7 JU p in., preaching t.y the pastor
1 ii p in Sunday school 7 u ji m sene ser-TK-e
i ass meeting en Tuesday nnd vv -dnes
dsy v n Ings nt T tx rrayr inestlng en Thurs
divv etem i, at Ja
M ric KrroRxre -Preaching In the morn
trg tr Kev vv t Llchlllsr Sunday school at
1 v p m.
-. ',nis LvrniRAt-St Jehns Luthersn.
Her hjt Tan, stfal rA,ter Vreaihlngtn tbe
morning by Ilev. Dr Itlgbee .VeeveiTtng ser.
vlix Sunday school nt I is
Ti"itT Lrrnxi-jkii I sual sertlces te mer
row Caterhnmen's class nt 33 en lue.dav
evening Mnslc class en Mdv venlng. Wed
nesday evening service im'tted en account of
the meeting or synod.
.Vi'B'
A D VER TISSUES TS.
EIfis CHERRY rUTTOR I
Your Children
Vrec.nsicntly exposed te Uner from Celd..
)b. ?pl? Cough, croup an 1 al.eajes peculiar
te the threat and lungs Fer such ailment.
Vyers Cherry l'ecteral premptiv admlDlsterid
3ei Is speedy relief and r ire """"""tu,
As a remedy for WThoeplngi e igi. with which
many of our chUdren were -ffefwa, wVu,a,
ivl5 1f.8KJti!,11.l,r'.w,;h auct tlsIacilen
..T-TSr1 'ecteral. lerihis affection, we
u1iibl' Preparation the me-t efflencfeus
of all the medicines wiutt- have come te our
knowledge Msry 1'aritt irst, rrec-ptte-s
Uelra0,rtUWnaerr, HoncssterVMTl '
M children have been pe a mrly sablect le
RVacks of treap, and I fa! -4 t , flna any eslec
AlSnTh5--?;1!. '."W"1 ndmlnl.tlne
llpffiuttKeAVnVsXnry
f.i,l1iiT?J1,ed ATer, Chen j recteral In my
family for many years, and hare leund it ei
nee ally valusble In VV hiring Cough ThU
medicine allays all trrltauei , i revenis Inf.am
matien from extending te th- I ings" and euics
? V00,'? nny tendency le I nng Complaint
J II Wellington, Flatnvfl e. inch
ick n "uojnedlrlneseerr-ctit-, fJr Croup and
Whooping Cough, ns Ayei s ( herry terii. 11
was the means of anvlnr the Hfe of my litre
boy.enlyslx months ed carrying him salelv
tl rough the worst case of Wheipfng tough 1
eveiew -JaneMaltne. I Incy rials, Tenn
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
glMMONS LIVER REOtLATOK.
OUT OF SORTS!
YES, SICK JILL OYER !
Liver torpid, bowels restlv e, bleed sluggi,h
,cl1 JVm" and full, yenr digestion is Im
paired and tha ergalns lnaeilve, your perceD perceD
ilens are dull and stupefled, our temper lrrlla
ble and peevish, you are unfit for business or
companionship What you need Is te take.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
' I have used many remedies for Dyspepsia.
I.tver AOectlen and Debility, but never have
found anything te benent te the extent that
etmmens Liver Kegulater has. 1 sent irem
Minnesota te HeergU for the remedy.and wenld
have sent further for such a medicine I wenld
ad vis sail who axe similarly adleted te give It a
trial, as It seems tbe only thing that never falls
te relieve "-I-.M Jak-xt, Minneapolis, Minn
J i u5 COO Jt w
A T YKIW A KATUI'ON.
REDUCTION SEASON !
Ihls U the lline for "UEDUC
110.V." Everybedy Is making 11E
DUCTION3 In all branches of busl
ness We. like all the rest, have made
HEAVY UKDUCTIONS In prices that
we may make HELL'tlTIe.NH In lbs
nuantlty of our stock
Onrs Are Actual Redactions!
And a comparison of feimer prices
will cons Ince you. It won't de te talk
et ltKDUCTIO.VS when none have
been made. Careful buyers are hunt
tag HEDUCT10N8 te thoie people
we extend an Invltntlen te examine
our stock.
We Can't Quete Prices Here I
Space wen t allow lu If yOU pa
usn visit nnd (te our pi lies you'll be
cenv (need.
lyers & Uathfen,
LEAKING LANCAbTKIt CL01I1IEI15,
NO. 12 BAST KING BT
LANCA81KU, I'A.
HAVANA CIGARS.
A full stock el Choice Clear Killer Havana
CLgars el my ruvorlte brands lu boxes, suitable
fur Holiday rresents, nt
MAUK Lk V. S " Vellow I rent."
, , . Ne Jl .Verth gueen street,
(formerly Hartmart's.)
8,
xreHr
T
I III l
An ' ihvJv
Mr .r. PRerrnt cc Gvmbii, OhiIwm.'i
UciUlcmrn Although ,i Granger te you. nnd my testimonial
ritircly unnecessary ns it certainly is unsolicited, yet I Ukc great
pleasure in testifyinfj te the evccllencc of your "ivory" Seap,
and thanking you for putting it en the market nt se low a price
It has entirely supplanted the u-vc of Castile and ether fine
eap in my household for several yearn past, being in no way
mftrmr inj ftem fifty te seventy-five per cent mere economical
geed tit 1 find for the purity of soap is te try tt with a
brush for cleansing the teeth, and the tatc of the "Ivery" Seap
se usad is perfectly sweet and dean
Very Respectfully Your-. V b HAKER, M D
A WORD OF U RIXG
There are mjny white soaps tlth represented te be " just as geed at the ' Ivery' i"
they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeit lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of the genuine. AsV for "Ivery" Seap and isst upon getting it
c n'lfcbt 1"' t I roster A slmM
n i.yra asi)
jyrlLLKR'b LIQL'OR HTORt-
. . T1IK IIOLUlATS AUE MCAK AT IIAMI.
And you can And no better Place te buy rUHE L1QL0KS than at our slen. vv0 will ik pleascel
te show ou the follewtmr brands of lure Itye Whiskies, (llb'en , dlsllllrd In i;i-ii,n. ever
K2!.,,,1?' Mr?u,, .n ,1C?-'";S -'-'-'sS Montlcelle, In Ii7. Mt Vernen. In HJ JIess. In
lsi Unckenhelmer. tnl3. Urr "Sunnvstde."ln I'M Iheenare In the erlglnsl parkaif-s. and
:!,.',r!cn.u.'.ymP,.,,,1' theages We aJsoefler you the best prodert of luimrtml lliaudy. Helland
Uln, Irish VV htsky, Jamaica Hnm, 8U Croix Kum, Pert and Sherry VV luei. We l.uy for cash nnd
r vv e are holder of VV hlskles In llend, and
trufcy (.nrivit nfc uisiuicrs rales.
jyiras
S. CL.U
sVA'IT AD rKKTiaEMK.Tll.
TJEnCCTIOS hali;
-or-
OAKS!
-AT THE-
New Yerk Stere,
In order te clear out the bslaure of our stock
we have made a great reduction tn the pries
of
LADIES' COATS,
Lidiea' Newmarkets, Seal Plush Sacquts
MISSES' COATS.
These goods have all been made te our special
order by the best manufacturers, and will be
fmnd te give thorough satisfaction In fit, style
and wearing quatltti-.
CHILDREN'S
OHILDREN'S
CHILDREN'S
COATS.
COATS.
COATS.
WemakeapcclaloOerln;ef ISOCIULDKI Ve
COATB In new and desirable itj lea at Itsi than
the cost of manufacture.
WATT & SHAND,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
LAKCASTEIt, I'A.
e
AK HALL
ClI I'RICLh ' Cl'T ' ( IT '
We're net afraid of the lievslty wearing
off while these leta held out.
Signs are up in different rxtrU of the
heuse: bargains underneath, leek there
you can save a heap of meney. The Cleth,
inglsjust as reliable as the bigger stock
that Isn't " cut " in price.
$20 Business Suits cut te 110, Mte$I.,
$12te10. 1'iguie up your gain.
$25 Imported Cleth Suits new i'M.
20 English Corkscrew Dress Suits cut te
He; 11 Dress Suit (Corkscrew) for $10.
$12 Storm Coats needed right away
down te ?9.
15 Fur Heaver (finest quality and satin
lined) Overcoats at 35. -') Tur Heaver
(reliable quality) down te 415.
As much as half and nearly half may be
BHvedif you leek around carefully until
fitted in a custom-made Suit or odd gar
ments uncalled-for and misfits, tl there
worth 92 of ours.
Heys' and Children's Clothing ask te
see the Suits we have taken a third off.
You'll get the " best end of the stick" at
these prices, because the goods are such as
bear our endorsement.
Wanasiakeii & Brown,
Oak IIall,
Seuiueast Ceiwnii Sixth and Mar-
KET STB.,
rjllLAPEH'IHA.
BIDS WILL UK HE0E1VKD AT
Lecher ft Hen'a banking Ilonse up te 'J
PieJ'-.i' Janu&rf'Js V7, form bends, or
any part thereof, el Setl each, te be Issued by
itSSteS2f5M5oeli1).rra' datea Tmry I.
18U7, bearing 4 per cent, interest, payable quar'
J;iMWU7.i9.JtdCha,rnIln,r-c-0,8',,enrd'
1887.
no At:
fVkK
liqikjhu.
can sell you certificates ler one, five tenor
SUM Kit, Ne Si Centre Square. Lancs-st-r, I
a e n a d run tiseme.vts
ClIKMISTItY IN A MANIKACTI KINO
lluslus. Is etiirnat Importance, but In no
rae Is It of mere Importance than In the manu
factum of illl.LUt's I!OI(A SOAP
A 1L K.vTaTELN,
A BARQAIN.
Owtn,f le the c!ee of the Kali and W Inter Sea
son, 1 hAVe purchased one mere plce el these
elec ant Heavy Dark lllua KnKllsh Cheviots, at a
red uced nrlce They were our best seller, and
sold at s-VVOO. and hare reduc. d them te tha low
Haurs of riveu. Stade and trlmrued elegantly,
and above all, a perfect at
A. U. KOdKNSTEI.V, rine Tallertnu,
X7 .North Clueenflt
oernr iTtecL.
AMATIO.V
lloneruhlA .fnhn It I Irlni,
- W heresa, the
Hen. I're-ldent. and Honorable l)vld vt I'sl
tersen. Additional Law Judge of the Courts of
Common l'leas In and for the eenntj of I mens
Xri, and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of Oyer aud Terminer and General
Jail Delivery and Ouarter Sessions of the
Peace In and for the county of 1 anraster,
have issued their precept, te me directed, re
fldlrtng me among ether thtnys te make public
proclamation throughout my bailiwick, lhat a
Conrtef Oyer and Terminer and a General Jail
Delivery, le a Court of General Quarter .
slonsertho Peace and Jail Delivery, will com
menee In the C eurt Heuse In the etfv of Lancas
ter, In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
ON HIE riUHD SIOVDAT l.V J A.N b Alt Y
( the 17th , 1W,
tn pursuance of bleh precent public notice Is
hereby given te the Slayer and Aldennen of the
City of Lancaster, tn the said county and all the
Justices nt the Peare, the Corener and f on en on
tabbsef the said Ltty and County of iAncas
ter, that they be then aud them In their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and ex
ainlnatfens, and Inquisitions, sud their own re
membrances. te de theso things which te their
efflces appertain in their behalf te be done , and
also all tlio.e who wlU prosecute agnlnst the
prisoners who aie, or then shall be, In the jail et
of the said Count) of Lancaster are te tm then
and there te prosucute against them us shall Ls
Jnst
Dated at Lancaster, the lth day of December.
1W7 OKO W lOJlLI.VSON,
n3dA9JtlSw rtierlff
L.
OANHMAN A BUO.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
S. W. Cor. North Qittn inl Oraeze Sts.
?AT I)
Having bought for spot cash a large and vailed
line of goods In the piece sultablu for Tants,
loons, firsh and direct from the best manufae
Hirers, we concluded te make business brisk
and keep our hands fully employed byeifeilug
Special llargatns.
Nete the Following Prices:
Pants te Measure, Strictly AH wool, at II CO
l'anta te Measure, Strictly All wool, alsJM.
rants te M ensure. BtrlcUy All-wool, at II no
l'anta te Steasuru, Strictly All wool, at It 50.
I'ants teSleaanre, Btrlc'ly All wool, ut f,(.
Ilemcmber these goods were bought within
the week for cale.und are net Odds and Kndii,
sold away below the season's prices te us and te
make a qnlck push of thorn away wemarked
prices fully S3prcent below usual
Vome of the styles Hre marked In the window,
but mero than liadlffHrent styles tn select from
can be seen Inside and are ready for your exsml
nation, jluy whether jeu need the goods ni net.
It will pay you.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
SlMtUIANI 'lAILOllS.
S. W. Cor. N. Queen & Orange- Bt
LANCASTER, I'A
niHKB AUD UQUUUa.
2JJ
29
ae te-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere
Fer I'oinmery Bee, lioucAeScc, riper Heldsleck,
U. lI.Mumm A Ce, and all ether leading brand
of imported Champagnea. Alse, Madelrtu Sherry
and 1 ort Wines, Clureu, SauUirnes, Ales and
Bteuta.
Sole Agent for Special Gieat Weatern Cham
pagne, produced by the l'lcasant Valley Wlne
Ce, the tlneal American Chumpugne In the
United States.
Flerida Orange Wine, the finest In the market.
A full line of llrandy, VV hlsky, Ulna and Hums.
California Claret and White w Ine, et Napa V al
ley, Calllernla.
H. E, Slaymaker,aeT.
Sept i ), iSSc,
jvjirp AttrnnTiaKMKXTx
jrjIlKAT UA1UJA1NH
-awaskamst
GREAT CLEARING SALE
AT-
ASTRICH'S
Palace el Fashion,
NO. 13 BAST KINO ST.,
LaNl.VSlKIt, 1A
rtcvlmn te our annual stock taking wa have
cniieluded te led ii rn otirstnekconsldcrably. In
order te accomplish this vvethtll Inaugurate
A Thirty Days' Clearing Sale,
beginning MONDAT KT, JANUARY lltK
menu as te compel sales. These pitces IllSield
geed only ler these lhlny ay """'" "01a
I he following are enlv a
AFEV0rTHKMANYl,AIK,AlN8
which WEerrEii.
A visit te our Stern elll at mine oenvlnre thst
sU.mrToeo,", "" ,"'!",fl ' "X
Less Than Manufacturera' Prices
Ne l-KU tte.an Ijvdle, rell IUU, geed and
desirable hp. at -Uins.MJs.Nis API KUK.
i,r. JJ,?1 W,U " "" "ur Heady Trimmed
Ilats and .llnnnais at eiactlr HALF 1-llIUB
1 we dollar Hats nt II 10 It 00 lists at tl M, IS.IO
Hat.atlJjn, lloMatsalue andsenn
Ne. j-AlieurTtltiimel Scheel Hate ferChll
dren at exactly HAL! I'lllte-
Ne. 4-Onr ontlre stock of ranry Wing.,
breasts, liinls.reducedtoeiaetly HAi I VHlCt.
"1',fTI)lnev,r tmaglnable shade
J,".'?. ??ler. e,,ur TJe rI" te ise abuneht our
It W -tips te 61c a bunch our II M Tips toste a
bunch eurlJtHTIp. tell 1J a bunch our IS Ml
Tips te i wi a bunch our Utki Tips te IV X a
t uncn
Se. 6-All our lllack and Colored Plumes worth
Irem 11 SO te l ie at th uniform price or II en
.Ne ;-oneietot VV hlte Plume sela formerly
ft DM, i se ani liO) at the uniform price et
w Cents
.Ne s-Onoletof Twe timed Combination Tips
reduced from II into file a buuub
JJ" '-All cur lint uinsme , at II I.r
Onelitef Ve loOiteman Ulbben luallcnleis
I educed te c a )ard
One Let et .Ne All Silk Kaney lllbbnn.epen
worked, ell cnlore, reduced le "e. a yard
One Let of about M pieces el .Nix . Hand M
Satin or Ore.-Clraltl lllbben, Plain or l'lcet Edge,
reduced te IV a yard.
One Lolef rtnn laney Hlbbens, formerly se'd
at from let todJe a yard, reduced le a cents a
srd.
nur rancytole'odsilk Velvets, fnnnerly sold
from Itce co MOO a )ard reduced te uniform
prlcoef O.NIC UOLI.AU A YAKl)
We nlll have a continued list Of llsrgalns by
nest week In the meantime. w Invite all te
ceme and "ea for themselves that
We Mean What We Say,
AM) III VI SUCH
RA'KE bargains
Have never before been seen In Lancaster
IN OUH
Cleak Department
NK II V h SIAUK
Sweeping Reductions.
EVERY GARMENT
II A IEK.N
MARKED DOWN
TO SUCH A
LOW PRICE
THAT1TH HOLM) 108ELLAI UCt
IV e Advlse All he Wish te l)u
A BIG BARGAIN
le Call as fcarl) nsl'eeslbl) and Loek at Our
COATS & CLOAKS
AND Til Kilt I'ltlCES.
F
LINN A. IIHE.NEMAN.
HOLIDAY HINTS
Many iersens vvuutte m.ike Clitist
nrns 1'resents but de net knew vvLnt te
select , let us assist j en. We luive he
msiny useful things.
Ter Gentlemen, un elegant Set nf
Citrvcrs or it geed Pocket Knife will
be acceptable
1'er Ladies we liave l'latcd Knives,
1'erks or Spoons, an I.lcgant Stand or
Library Lamp, Toilet Sets or "Werk
Jiexes, and hundreds of ether useful
presents.
Fer Children we have everything
like Express Wagons, Sleds, Veloci Veleci
pedes, Trains of Cars, Mechanical
Toys.
Many ntticles which we have an
ever stock we are cleslug eulat.less
than cost.
rfjrAsk for Jlargalns.
FLINN & BRENEHAN,-
Ne. 152 North Queen Streat,
LANCA8TEU I'A,
ifr
NO. M KASX KING ST..
LANCASTER, PA
jgifrS
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--rs.SSjdjfgjgJIjjy .
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