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IsAllCASTEE. rKDBUABjr 8, 1887.
la a Dilemma.
tOetbln, of the Reading read, seems
is dm way. ue u required by the
Umi te make mnnnv and ii nr.
IVby circumstances from doing se
t engaging itk uiegai operations te
lanoaetcosu. aub men utraanu
, the company demands n profit,
demands chean coal, nml thn
dmmands obedience te the law.
I things being thus, Mr. Cerbln would
iu.j j -. - ...
m reiustng te attempt a preD.
ireaulres the reconcillnsef inec
I thinCH. But he did nothing nf
1, and that he is still wrestling with
is that he Intends te allow, and haa
I several of these cenflictine inter.
I ba suppressed.
SldOM net make money for thn rnm.
will lese the receivership. Te
I saoeey be says he must raise the price
r tee cost ei ceai. x nn empleyes
tie Strike if he attemnLi Ut Inwer
k their expense and in fact demand
hjbmjj. Benis only means or making
iu the.oempany seems te be by
je raise me price et com anu
p forbids.
1 is trulv in a nitiful fttnLn. but
m m. f
result of the mistaken rxilitv
lied te the combination of the
I the carrying trades, Small opera-
I crowded out while the railroads
r out of transportation and sold
Knvt 11. flnild thf. If rnnnnl
tarieas te suit itself and that there
BJBSSlMevin tbece.ilbunp.a. Mr.
ft teaaarks sound like tbe death song
foeaa with tbe golden eggs, and it is
iiawnte in the ears of the people;
t.tae heldcra of Jieadiujr have the
rfgnpathr.
! - - -
:.?'"e': ru. .f iihn
mmv m VI MliBCll3i
ily tits sesrre race will riot seen
, 'ltlm clMnf flint. ha Vin iif
l them in the rpler.tiiin nf .Tmnau
Katthcws, coleied, te be recorder of
win vue xiauiub ui ueiuuiuia. i.ue
er of secresy Lua been removed from the
ateDTOCeedinss. wherebv thn nrpfiln.
I choice was negatived, nud the utter
eiuie uepubucau oppeiitlon te
lis exhibited.
t tbe Senate declined te confirm the
1 nomination, the nresiilpnt mnnml.
I'Uatthews for the reasons that his
laad been demonstrated by occupancy
M effice: that the nrevieu9 onnnsitlen
laDDeintment nmnru thn rltWenanf
ivDittrict had largely subsided; and
IbrtO Shew nrealllpnti.il ' rernanltlnn
Ijbed faith toward our colored fellow-
iQtfatbe Republican majority of the
llareelled that " luatreceunitfnn nnuM
I baen tendered te our colored fellow.
by the retention of Frederick
s, miner man by his enforced re
i in Order te reward nn nnhnnnn
lahKere partisan, who had never been
i ana therefore represented the en
feed race Onlv bv the nerlilent. nf
r.v'The devotion of thn nrMlilenr. tn
IfeUtlcal and civil advancement of the
uracemigut nave been equally at
Land ( Keed faith' mishtlinvA lwen
freafly evinced by the retention of
?mm u tne emce."
Af whfeh tnaann If :i. .
!'at all. that the Ibnnl,1Wn i,-,..
.aet recognize the possibility et a cel.
uana a democrat uniting in the
llvldual. They have nialnlv brih
SOOlered Democrat nenl nnnlv. Ti.if
Cjioteg they have opened the eyes of
ane te tbe insincerltv nf llir.tr m n
10 him.
!& ' '
!.$? X Scene of Horrer.
i completeness or the destraHien of
ititaintbe Vermont rallrnmi hnrr.-.r
lativld idea of thehetnesa of the fiery
ETl "v' "e luiuwil,
BTaBman palace car makes a het cre.
spy, Ane neavy weed work, saturated
ae, aad the bedding and upholstering
ww u mi uiieuae una raging name.
aitea were se consumed that it is net
ihOW manv the remain tvlnnn n
iafenetrunkitis doubtful whether it
larzemais.)
I falls te dO Justice te thn hnrrnp
k Situation Of these Whn nn flint lerrl
lalfht were fastened down te be burned
u xexs bee of martyrs tells of
ater horror. The sole alleviation
i weugm mat this fire was het and
h SDeedv. thninrli ihAmlnniei
llteama mint lmv v.n - ....
.. deemed uriea
tt aaythl&g can awaken legislators te
ww ut. urenmiiinc i.. n-.i
- ws miuuwi cur
. -v ... ,ut h tne jme terrors here-
bappenlna' have fallen t ..
7 probably this will lu. .am
warning.
r ae teal Ilaadlers' Strike.
WkaofthQceal handlers which se
rwiecwuie business of New Yerk
i ana a legislative commutes
I ww hi cause. Mr. Cerbln.
MM Uia Haelln. ,:
I Mr. Mi. TK.1IT' f
www,- Tilrawaaaa & Wastera,
Ilirt-iteaallghtanU.aadth;
feMJihawlM heard the eeal
asafsma,- Acoerdins-to Potia
sif'"r . " "-
'nTJf.
MtaSSal If flTTT AM i II ill
tat te IM mm, (ft tiMMe te wttfa Potu,
Wfta) sJmb Mt . hm enough and
MimtMi te cut dewa their wares still
farther.
Aa fafMagllamer of the truth can be
MS.itWemithAtthB rnmiMtlUennf thn
coal ceapanles cute down their profits se
vHMMJv cut uuwn upon ineir men.
riena difficult In anllirftrltn rnl tnlti.
lug business Is that the business Is ir
regular, the demand at ene season et the
Tear betas' everwhelminc te the nrivlur.tlra
capacity, while at ethr times it does net
uegui te empiey it. n com could be
stored in such quantity at seaboard ship,
ping points as te enable mining operations
te be continued nxrnliirlr iim inminnci
would be greatly simplified.
as wis strike new stands the com cem
panles are clearly in the wrong, because
it is a situation they hare no right te per
mit, xae interest et tue state will al
ways forbid a paralysis of trade te enable
carrying company te beat its workmen ;
it must find some ether wav tn iln it timn
by avoiding its carrying obligations.
Pnir.AOEt.rHtA a groaning because she
has te pay tens of thousands of dollar for
private buildings for her public clliaes j w bile
the big building wllh tbe tell tower seems
uiH su jar irem completion.
Knw Yerk propetes te fellow 1'euniylva
nla In the enactment or a marriage license
law. The proposed law require all persons
desiring te marry first te obtain a license from
one or the designated ofnee, Including
Judges as well aa clerks or towns, Tillages
uu wuuu me appueani must state
whether the man Is mere than twenty-ene
j ears old and the woman mere than eighteen ;
K net, the consent te such marriage must be
given before the officer by a parent or guardian
of such miner. It is made a misdemeanor
for auy one te solemnity a marriage or te
enter Inte matrimony without such license
first belng obtained ) or for any elllcer te
Issue allccnse contrary te the previsions of
the act. But whlle such ofiense may be
punished as a crime, It is at the same time
provided that "no marriage, otherwise valid,
uu n utwaiea te de invalidated or In any
Trayuuecieueyan emission te comply with
the requirements et this act."
Pner. Bueurll's remarks en the need of
knowledge of school architecture are made
apt by the hideous public school buildings
reocntly-erectod In thU town.
Heme enterprising Cnlcige inen have
pledged theunelves te um knee-breeches in
stead of trousers In the future. They point
te the fast that the Turkish army which were
trousers for a time, has gene back te the
breeches, and la some ether armies of the
continent the breeches have displaced tbe
trousers as the mero ssrvlceable and neater
gear. Trousers aro-trayed out at the feet and
bagged at the knee by rough or protracted
"'-lujuiieaie wnicntneknee breeches
are net subject. These are considerations
that apreal te the economic and testhetle lu
stlncts or the civilian as well as the soldier.
It 'a comparatively easy te replace or cleanse
a pslr of hcxe, but te replace trousers rent at
the knee and soiled and frayed at the bottom
by walking under a dripping sky, through
wet grass or sloppy streets, Is a mere forml ferml forml
dable matter. Stuffing for stockings wenld
be in great demand for spindle-shanked
dudes U this rorerm became popular.
m m
The Prohibitionists ought te be pretty
well satHUed with their work in New
Tork. Their volewas 13,311 In 1SS3.25 0I6
In 1831, 50,5(57 In 1:55 and 36,430 In ISM. In
each of these years the Democrats have ear.
nod the atate, but if the Prohibition rote
bad been added te the Republican vote the
result would have been reversed euch year.
Uurrah ter the Prohibitionists 1
Here are some startling figures, thecon thecen thecon
slderatlen Of which becomes mers important
by tbe still fresh recollection of tbe railroad
honor in Verment: The rtoerd of railroad
travel lu the United States during the live
years ending with December 31, 15s$, shows
tb.t ene hundred millions of people ride en
all the railroads la the country every year
and that about twenty or this average total
are burned te death In cars that are wrecked
aud consumed by coals Irem the stoves that
Uiey carry for heating purposes.
Tub present coal strike mskes it lntorest lnterest lntorest
Ingjest new te knewthat by dampening coal
ashes and putting en a geed bed or tire, as
het a fire can be secured with using h,M the
amount of coal.
Senater Quay says no one ia comnliln cemnliln comnliln
Ingef the severity of taxation, and he Is lu
favor of keeping it up. He would eipend
the surplus ler coast defenses and public im im
prevements. He ssys that "batwvjen 1'57
and 1501 thore will probably be f 100,000 000
collected whleh will be regarded as a surplus.
If we de what should be done, net less than
t250,000,000 of this will be returned te tbe
people In the shape of wages for labor.
Tbts is the kind of statesman that peer Peon Peen
sylvanls has lu her senatorial represents,
tleu.
It Is reported that the president has de
termined te ote the dependent pension bill
reeentiy psssed by the two Hemes. YVnr.
certainly. "
PSBSONAU
E. A. Kim has been nominated bv the
Democrats et Hometown for burgess. y
ALBERT IiAJQHTOM, the poet, died nn
Sunday at Portsmouth,' . a&istesra!
M? R,Y U"J Dsan, a well known pelltl.
cal orator, who was once chsnlaln nf thn
United Slates Henste, died en Huudav at his
home in Putnam county, Me., sod fr! yea"?
WAVen Tlemine, of Harriabur? whn
was elected by cenncils te mu me unSniJed
term or Mayer Wilsen, deceased, LteSS
reneminated by tbe Kepubli" ns'rerThe mil
term et four years. A. J. Black the innn.n
bentwasrenjmln.tedfercny'ttre'rrd
K. W. S. Parthomere, for comptroller.
Archbishop Rvan Is," very unaffected
In his mode et lire. bemeUme;indeed. bU
emnf"CrA.?f-'';ri
connection WlneverrbJ'rciyr
,..,.. uwk j uej IUUQQ8 Oi dlltV flrA
made en feet. Many people in the idfecSS
bave urged His ojacete keep a carrSTe
araulntt ibat huah ,. ,. 'I .?. rr.f??.e
bU Wgh eoeleslisthak" Q ai, "cE
Sm3,1? ,'lv.lce h leuraged b v ue
archbishop in the most emphatic way
Mme. Kuk t, the wife or the Japanese ml,,
sen has net only mastered oSm.ume"
rriendwhoceuninot"calTlr4raonTs
plained, Mma Kuki promptly iid. "da
thank you, aud thank your Uiend ler her
cards, tee, and here are mine, which tileata
give her in return." The visit by card wis
Xrartyuotletherwlse returned, nS?
W.ThllMly WU0.?'nt ber wds inviikl te
hop?drtenbr1'iCtttlOUreceptlon' " hUe l,"
--fc .
UaSarprlMd UU Tateutt.
Jietu the UeiHIni ltura'd.
mien James It. Kenney, tbe present He
publican candidate for mayor, was a geed
deal younger than be Is new, he wanted te
teach school. His father thought he could
NetMnL ??"-,nei?,,,'i Jlm w missing
JNetnmg was seen of him all dav. and tiu
CH'! at nlut' foe'ore, dusty and
hungry, he came back. In explanatfonef
bis conduct he exhibltej a cwtlttcite and Ws
appelntmeut te teach a school in T Ontelauuei
?,blp-, ft" bmi wlkd all the way "tern
hl rbeme m Clu'ehtewn, Lsneuter county
?Tbals' b6ea Msmiued, pTecure.cri
S0,".1. "a,01.nd then drudged back
Jgsln. ltUnesdlesatosaythattheDredbTal
oek5i?ci..i.,t "' lf, his mother
fJKf Iwt 'he boy did net go te bed
Hrii n r -
I THE OLD AND THE NEW LEAF.
nmim ram tvmumtt hactivm rum
CATTMMia QVlltt.
The ueatrrs In Tobacco visiting the Grewer,
Hut RttM la 1'uiibui tbcli Crvps Twelve
ilundred Cases of t'ennsylvanla L.st
hula In the New TerK Market,
The tobacco crop of 'Wis net yet meling
very rapidly. The buyers are here, and
many of them have been traveling through
tbe county, but meat or them aver tbey are
only looking for geed eutures aud net buy
ing much. They report purchases et small
lets at C te 12 cents for 6 rappers, S for sec
onds aud 2 for tillers. They are evidently
acxleus te buy, but are alrald of white
Aelu and dead tear, of which they profess
te llnd n giest deal. One thing Is certain, the
mainei is aimusi uare ei eiu leal ui ler wrap
pers, and eveu Sumatra at J1.6S per pound
will net till the bill. Wrappers must be bad
and there la no ntiinr nlara tn nmt thnm ay.
cept In the crop e! 1SS0, and or that crop, bad
as It Is reported te be, Pennsylvania's share
Is the best and Lancaster county Is the tobacco
garden spoterpeunsyhania. Hence farmers
who carefully exclude dead lesr and white
vein Irem their wrappers will be sure te get
a big price for It alter awhile.
Following are tbe few sales repotted :
H. J. Heard, et I'enn township, 3 acres
seed leaf at 15, 6 and S, Antheny Kauser,
atwut an acre Havana at 17 and 3, and
Jehn 11. Haruly, H,'acres at li and I, Held
te Jehn M. Kxley, Man b elm.
Benjamin Keeuer, nl Wan township, 1
acres eed leat, at 10, 3, te D. W. bong A llte.,
Manbelm.
Allen Heffer, or ilsphe township, neld his
crop te Ssmuel Miliums, of Laudlsville, for
six cents areuud.
Harrv Moere, hnuirht atmnt 111 I'm iMinniU
of new leaf v ithlu a week.
M. Kemper A. Sens, who are packing lu
Rebrer's warehouse, received this morning
about ten acres of '&d Havana seed.
Transactions in old tobacco hae been live
ly. Skiles A Frey sold 300 cases of '55 seed
leaf and 100 eases of Havana ; Jehn S. Hoev er,
or MeunU tile, sold l.M) cases vt 'si seed leaf
te M. ewberj;er A Ce., of New Yerk ; J. S.
Hershey, of Junction, sold 'Se cases of need
leaf te Heffman A Seu, N. Y.j D. A. Mayer
bought 2fl ceses seed leaf and sold 30 cases old
seed leal te local manufacturers. It Is re
ported that ceveral country packers disposed
of net less than 100 cases during the week.
Tbe ew Tork Market.
Frem the V S. Tobacco Journal.
The dreary weather and the absence of the
"bswt talent" In tbe trade (new ruminating
In the tobacco growing districts) combined te
bring about a state of quietude and inactivity.
It is hard te perceive whv there should be
an hour of idiotic in the "market. He who
caunew securea stock et serviceable goods,
be they binders or wrappers, at present
prices, is bound te make money. It is im
possible for prices te go down and II such
immunity from less exists, an unparalleled
opportunity for making money is cilered.
'I ue transactions of the week were based
principally upon 100 cases old Pennsylvania
at 9 te 15 cents , 400 cases 'St and 's5 state at
llte 16U cents ; 300 caes 'St Wisconsin at
13 Mnt. JHA namtUM ICC ,11. 1 . p. . ...
... , tVVuwm evi 1SIXIUB1U Bl 3 lO 11'
cents ; 200 cases 'Se Connecticut Havana seed
at., cents, cues old hllersat7', te 15
cents.
bumatra receUed great attention priucl.
ps'ly from city cigar manufacturers. The
decimated stale el tbe seed leaf market Is ev
idently arousing miuufscturers te the necea-
1t- rt U.llllnn tH..M ... 1 - .... .. .
.y v. umui, niKcr bwckb ei sum air a.
Sales run up te 100 bales, mostly of a Jl 35 te
11.10 grade. Sumatra will net be cheaper for
a great whlle te come.
Havana Moderately active. Sale vn bales
at cents te fli
sd' Weekly Repatt
Kales of sawl leat tobacco reported for tbe
IXTOLUOESCERbyJ. S. Oans' Sen A-Ce.,
tobacco brokers, Ne. Ul Water street, N'ew
Yerk, for the week ending 1 ebruary 7, lss7 :
250 case 1SS5, Pennsylvania, Havana. leVl
1210.; S00 cases lss5. PeunsyUanla, 10UG,li
c.; 450 cases ISO, Pennsylvania, H?(it3c' .
200 cases H-I, Pennsylvania, 13l5ia : 250
cases lssj, mate Havana, Suffiie'c.; U0
caces 15S5, Housatenlo Havana seed, p. t. .
100 cases sundries, CTjIn Total, 1,650 cases,
Tde l'lillaile)tila aittket
Handlers of hard manufactured tobacco
have an ec tl e trade , there is a steady demand
ler smoking tobaccos and snutl, The cigar
trade Is tleurlshlDK and hue cut tobacco sells
well.
Seed Lear. I.eat suitable for cigar purposes
the past week shows a slight falling off in the
total amount of sales from previous weeks,
and yet the aggregate foots up excellently
ter tue season and snows that every grade et
leaf has a marketable value. Old stock is
becoming dally mere desirable and shows
flrmnesa in ngurea. As yet ue definite ad
vance has been made, but a better leelius
is perceptible among holders. It is te be
hoped, for the interest of leaf dealers, a favor faver favor
ablechange will come. Sefar buyers havehal
it all their own way ler a long time past.
Sumatra finds a steady increasing demand
whiiebaniMera claim great difficulty In giving
satisfaction. Bales appear te be irregularly
packed. Havana sells well, and te the credit
of tbe importers in this market it can be aald
that excellent goods have been offered and
freely sold.
Receipts for the week 11 cases Connecti
cut, erfVj cases Pennsj Uanla, 02 cases Ohie. 29
cases Little Dutch, lsD cases of Wisconsin! SO
cases state seed, 71 bales Sumstra, '.2 bales
Havana and 103 hhds Virginia and Western
leaf tobacco.
While sales Bhew 17 cases Connecticut. W
cases Pennsylvania, b0 cases Ohie, 61 cisea
Little Dutch, 133 cases Wisconsin 103 cases
state seed, 05 cases Housatenlo Havana, 7"
bales Sumatra, 2w5 bales Havana, and 16
hbds Western leaf In transit direct te manu.
faeturers. "..
Exported of lear tobscce Te Liverpool,
per sir. Lord Cllve, 59,39-1 peunds: te Ant-
5!S ff I,8nalaau' 'm "'x etal
Baltimore SJatket.
The market for both Maryland and Ohie
tobacco has been ery dull during the past
weelt:i..T,)e.re P' -M heretofore this winter,
very little stock of desirable grades eflerlng
A few sales of Maryland Interior and com-
me5J?ae bM.n mat'0- and en,y 15 hogsheads
el Ohie have Leen reported sold.
Connecticut Valley .Tobacco Market,
from the American Cultivator.
There has been mere ntlr in the m-, ink.
trade tbe past week than for some time pre pre
vleus. We anticipate a continuance of this
Improved trade. There are many geed lets
of '85 tobacco in the hands or farmers yet.
Trade In the 'SO crop has been cenUned te
local packers almost entirely, and they have
bought slowly. The tradeln the 'SrtTrep
has net yet opened In any of the states out
Bide of -New Lugland, excepting a few lets.
uxresiumi turn bsllmt.
A Member e the .National opera Company
Sure II Ceuteys .Se luiinnni v...,--
K A. Stoddard, the eminent baritone of
the National Opera company, gives his
opinion et the ballet He says " there is a
minority of peeple in all cities who preress
te be se religiously Inclined that they say te
the majority, Yeu shall net de this, you
shall de that.' There is a minority id this
Instance, and If put te a tot ote the ovei evei
whelming majority who would favor tbe bal bal
let would swallow up the ether as a lat
would a mouse. Speaking of 'leg shows.' 1
am heartily opposed te them, there being an
Immoral Influence conveyed te the ever
willing mind of tbe net tee strictly Irtueu.
but the ballet aa it should be, and as It Is.
placed before tbe public by leading theatrical
companies, create, no' harm, but has
an elevating lniluence en these who
knew what true art and science Is?
There Is beauty in all thlngthe Towers,
he trees, tbe landscape: In 111 thlnRamade
byOpd'shanda-and why should we rSuiS
te cultivate such arts, when there should and
is no Immoral feeilug conveyed 7" He
added : "Heme men In starting in life
-, .....,,.,, evu.9 m I'lmtuuer, doc
tor, farmer, mcchaulc. The lawyer pleads
his case, the farmer tills the soil, Uie doctor
heals the sick and the minister preacbea te
the people whateier their minds are prt
pared te receive. They all receive their pay.
Inform a preacher that bis pay will t
stepped if he continues te preach certain doc dec
trlues, and bis mission lu that direction Is
ended, a he majority of tbe American pee
pie are In favor of tbe ballet, and it will
never die n.iii the nmi. ilin V: '"
tbey de." r " """"7
ii,-vS!?Witrd 'men the four members or
the National opera company who took part
in the oratorio "Kl" the Acadtsvef
.iXT
Mmm 1m Stadia Utmtttf
of tbe oeatpoaltloa ha a
'lg. Speaking
. thn linnet
piece of oratorio musk) aver virlpd en the
American stage. The chorus el T"" "whirl
wind," where Elijah asoaeda luti heaven, is
described as very effective, TrJe iberuses
"Thank be unto Ued," for the iiAii supplied
In abundance after Intense cuilering el tlu
people from draught, and "Hear je Israel"
are beautiful lu thus and melody.
A number et Lancastrians nttuiJcil Ibli
gteat musical festival.
A anSMfat I'tetenlsllan
rreui the Beading Herald.
The production of tbe oratorio of Llljah"
and the reception It was gli en at the Acad
emy of Music must certainly bai u been highly
gratifying te the projectors et the entertain
menu The audience eurpasttd both in
quantity and quality any that had prei leusly
attended a strictly musical performance In
tbe history of the city. The oratorio would
have been much mere attracts u and Inter
esting bad it been preseutetl In costume. It
was uara te reconcile "Sltjsu" Inn dress null,
with a diamond stud lu his expiushe shirt
front, with tbe sedate gentleman of thatnnme
whom in youth we read lu tbe lllble,
and it was a strain upon the liiiavluatiuu te
supply the proper surroundings , but te
these who could appreciate the grautleur of
tbe musical composition this drawback was
net apparent as they drank lu the Heed of
harmonious sounds. Ia the minds et most
of these in attendance the upuuiue't ileMre
was te bear Mlaa Juch. She dtd uutdlsap
point them, and her magnlileeut, clear, full
sunrane voice waa treat te all ear. " hether
cultivated or net. She was sbly seoendtxl
by her associates from the National Opera
cempauy. The choral em-ietv was lu Its
best trim, and the choruses raiiR out with
splendid etlecU The receipts w ere estimated
at fl 200 or 1,300.
- ME.vcrirci. vteMt.N
are made pallia ana unattnett br funrtlenal
lrreKUlarltlcs, which Ur. Pierce aeUte I'tc
crlptlen" will lnralllbly cuit Ifce sanJs el
toumenlal. Uy druggists. lu.rAw
The blandest man te be met with these Jay U
the whUem rhBtimaUsm who hxs tried Salva
tion OH.
lJetore the days of Dr. Bull' CpagbSynipa
person troubled with a eeu (ha i cene-ulua
hs physician, he Is nolenge ni'tcssary
SVF-TOXJLE JTOI-iUSS.
An ElmlraTlN, laily,
JJ .H. L Ciarfc. sat e. Clinten .ireet, lw..iits
Burdock Bleed lirT area nifJumy 1 ailmlre
Beit remedy for dyspepsia In ttoxeru Keen
heue supplied with it. for sale v It II Leih
ran, drueKUt, 1S7 and lw Werth u i.u u.et,
Lancaster.
SIIILOH'S CUUK wUl Immnlittpiy rullnve
Croup, Whooping Cough ana LiemhttK ter
ale by U.B. Cochran, Druggist, Se Ui J.eith
guoeustrvwU
The Traveling saletman
Is aa IrreslsUble fallow, brim fill ei stone,
loses. courage, leir-astursnce and ilt He N
very taking withal. Burdock r I 1. 'in ale
a very takliiR medicine; thev Uic rrty where,
and are sold everywhere, 'r.ir le b II 11.
(.echraw, druexiit, 1ST and 1 .North y iceu
tieet, Lancaster.
SUILOU'S CATAUKU KKMbtM-i rxiMtTe
2ure for Catarrh, Iilptherla, au J i uker Meuth.
Ser.!?J? by u- a Cochran, PiufbUt, .Ne. 137
Werth gaeen street.
Be Careful of the liable
It ) our children are threatened vtth tiouper
any threat difficulty, apply a p drops el
Thomai' ' Lclectrtc Oil. Ii U 'tin nli.e medi
cine ler the lltue ones we knew ' rer snle bv
,,.. V',ch.D druggist, 1J7 an i iJJ .North
(jueeu etrtut, Lancaster.
" My Grandfather s Heck.
Was once a very popular sods, bat like many
ether sentimental tunes It dmst wear well
Dr. Thomai Ecltctrlc Oil u .1 tar u will
w ear awsy all aches, sprain, ant pains, and re
ry,s purchaser a hundred feM ler sale by
H. B. Cochran, druggist, Ul and JJ9 .North
Uaeen street, Lancaster.
SLKEPLK88 K1011TS, made nil .ratjle by
that terrible cough. BfcUeh's Cure Is the remedy
f S,r SSiv'n r sal8 V H- Cochran, br jggU t, ,N e
177 Werth Queen street.
5-Blg Tblsves-3
Uyspepsls and debility are tw j ti tateres
they creep in and steal our teauh and lumrert
belerewe knew It. Let us put a t m te their
Invasions with a bottle of Burdick B.uuJ Uutert
te be had at any drug store, for silo by 11. U.
Cochran, druggUt, 1J7 and 1J3 .North Queen
street, Lancaster.
SUIMiGY TUUL'ilLL.".
A Case of Blany tears StanOti g c'ated Wltb
SUUettles, la a SUn 80 1 ears el age.
AuasTOwn, Pa , May s, 1SS,
Uahdslieb Dittbbs Ce. Genu I tad been
troubled with my kidneys foranusuberef caxs,
nsed almost everything without cuchbenent
intll 1 tried Dandelion Bitters. 1 nsed six bot
tles and am pleased tessy I am entirely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system belnjr
toned up se that I feel like a different person. I
cheerfully recommend the ea-ne te all afflicted
inthlawae JACOB MLScULirZ.
ebtWmdTu.Th.3
CATAUUU CUBED, health and sweet breath
secured, by ShUeh's Catarrh Uemedy. PrlcM ae
cents. Nasal Injector free. Fer tule by 11. B.
Cochran. Druggist. Me. 130 Werth yaeen struct.
Worked Wonder.
" il y daughter was very bad etr en account of
aceld and pain In her lungs. Or Themat' Kc
Itctrtc Oil cared her In twenty lour hours One
et the boys wasenredet soreihteac this medi
cine has worked wonders In our family " Airah
Ptcbney, Lake Msbepac, N. ter sale by 11
B. Cochran, druggist, 137 ana IS) .Vnuh Outeu
street. Lancaster.
FOB DVSPEFS1A and Liver Complaint, yen
have a printed guarantee en every bottle, elsht.
ileh's V ftallzer. It never falls te cure, for sale
by H. B. Cochran, Druggist, Wo.U7.Neicbgueen
street.
Dasdbues Livis Psixsts for sick headache
torpid liver, bUIensness and tndlgutlen Small
and eaiy te swallow. One puis dose. Price, 25c.
By ail druggists. leDMmaTulh.S
A Bemarkabla Ooe.i Man
Is he who attends te the comfort of bit laic II y
and will net let his little ones suffer wlthaUee.
tlen of the Threat and Lungs, whereby tbelr
lives tnav be endangered, but who should at all
times give them that sovereign remedy, K emu's
Balsam. Price 60 cents and tl. lrtaf liie free .
ret sale by 11. & Cochran, druggist, Ul Werth
Queen street. ()
WHY WILL TOU cengh when ShUeh's Cure
win give lmmndlam relleL I'nce la cu , 60 cts .
andll. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, Drugglau
We. 17 Werth Bueen street. I!"ufc
. TBK BKV. GSO. U. TUAYKI of Bourbon
Ind , says : " Beth myself and wile ewe our Uvea
te SUILUU'S COW8UMPTION CUKE." rer sale
by H. II, Cochran, Druggist, We. 137 Werth Queen
sMO.NQUERS TAIN.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
COMQUKR3 TA1.S.
SST After a lapseef years statements touflrm teuflrm
Ing the efficacy of St. Jacobs till and Its perma
nent cures, are given below.
Ex Prist. St. Jesh Damist Sec.-l-;:
Muskegon, Michigan.
Being one of your patients In the use of St
Jacobs Oil, In a case et chronic rheumatism,
I can recemmand It fully, as my pains are
ceasing and 1 am using a third beitle.
Frem Sams I Tsars Latss,
Mnskegon.lIlch.Wev 5,12.
Suffered years with rheumatism In the
legs, saw many doctors and nothing did me
any geed. I tried a few betucs of St. Jacobs
UU. the rheumatism entirely disappeared.
WAfOLEOW WOBMAWD1W,
Ah Edi ten's ScrrxRivs Oct IM.
M . Bloemlngton, HI
I have had rheumatism In my ankle for
many years and could get no reuel. 'ihiee
applications of St. Jacobs Oil hu almost en
tirely cured me. fEUC'r a. ruLSUJI.
trex Sahs6 VbassLatsji CcniD.
Bloemlngton, 111, Oct. 1', p ;.
I think It was In ISSO St. Jacobs Oil cuted
nie of rheumatism. I had It all my llte and
II settled In my ankle. Cenld net walk with
out a rane. 1 bought one betue find used It.
In a lew days the pain was goue and te this
day I have net bad a toueh of it.
FEttUl A.ruLHOM.
r"HOM A IlUICM ATIC SCrrSSSR-CCRIO.
lronten, Ohie. Nev. e. life.
Four years age i was tronbled with rueu.
uittUm in arm and shoulder. I used st,
J scebs Oil and covered tbe parts with flan
rL 1 continued Its uss until i nolensnr
felt the rheumatism. 1 have nevei been
bothered with It si nod.
JACOB WLDD1.K,
Late Cel. els. u , A
The CHAKLES A. VOOELEK CO, Ilaltlmeie.
..SST All persons Mise St. Jacobs Oil 'or lied
Star Leugh Curj, will by sending r two cent
stamp and a history of their case, tecelve an-
Red Star Cough Cure.
rBKE fJlOM OriATES AMD POISOWB.
SAFC. SUBE. rBOMPT.
26 CENTS.
AT DUUeOUTS AKD DEALERS.
TUE CHAKLES A. TOfllllK CO., BalUnert,
jtanici.
gl.MMONS LlVKlt HKOULATOIC
WORKING PEOPLE.
AiimiIIuii tu tbit most wiotcheJ state
t)rtn.liit,t-ally ted sick le work, but se
rltliuttHi thai tint caunut afford te liMMt
tbe time II lwinlre tntake mnllclnesnd
gut neil. l.s of time means less et
money, sledlcliui I needed tn luvign luvign
late, teg ii H te and tuna the )teui. But
mauv uirdlclees make half sick jieepln
wholly ile, and tline and money uie
Uvit lu gittluit well after taking them
the I.lvcr I the ause et uestly all
bodily ailments, such as
DTSl'Kl'SIA, CONSTll'ATlOS, IIKADACUE,
HOI IISIOMACII, U1LUIUS.NKSH,
COLICM.OVSriltl1,KlllNKYAtrKUTIU.NS
Aud u mullclue like Simmons Liver
Itesulater, that will tvuioe ana cum
tbeie dletders without causing less of
ttinn. and strengthen and build up the
wbru out body een whlle the pelsun Is
at work, Is lertatuly aboeH tuweiklni:
iweple.
Ilsv. It. u W iinsit, l'tlnceten. N J , snis " 1
dnd neihliiK helps me se imuh te keep melu
working condition as Simmons Llver lliwula.
or- tebieedaw
c
Al'CINK l'LVSTUltH.
BUNSOS'sS POROUS PLAbTERS.
1STI.B LXl'OSUHL CAUSES COUUHS,
Celd. I'leurUr, llheumatlsm. l'neuinenla
Weuralgla. Sciatica. Lmiibigts llackacbe aud
ether ullniviits. ter which Bensen's cicln
l'lastirs net admitted tn ba the best remedv
known. ahey rellee andeuielu a lew hours,
when ue ether applications of tlmleast beueflt!
KnderiHl bv Mu, physicians and druKKlsts Ho He
waro of Imitations under similar iieiindliiK
name, such us "Capsicum" " Capslcln." or
" Capslclne " Ark reu Bosen's asd tks m
tnuBRS. EiamlnuLarelully wheujeu buv. All
druggists. '
.e . ,. SEAIIfllT.T JOHNSON.
dllCmdeOdAw l'tvprleter. New 1 eik.
T5UKI MATl.M.
A Creaking Hinge
Is dry and turn, baril, until oil Is applied, after
which 11 move easily. v hen the telnts. or
JiluK."., of the be.1) are stltlene, and Inflamed
ty Khcumatlsm, they cinnetbe moved without
cau Ing the niel eicruclatiinr pains Aer'a
arstitrlllH, by us action en the bloe.1. relieve,
thts coudltieti, and testeres the Joints te geed
working order. "
A j cts sanupartlla has rtlectcd, In our city,
many mrt remarkable euies, a number of
...mu uawicu mouiierisonoemostexperlonced
phjstuans ireltiiecisary, I could sire tbw
names of uiMiy In.ln Iduals w he lure be. nenred
: r " '"' lut-uii-iuu in inj own cue it has
lertalnly worked w endet, relief ing me el
Rheumatism,
alt.i lielnit treibled wlthlt for jeirs In this
and all ether diseases ailslngfmui Impure bloe.1.
theielsuereinrdj wlthwhlibl am si luainted.
th.it affords sue hmief a. .lifts Ciraparllla.
It. II Cawrence.ll 11 , lUlttmeri', Md '"'""
Aycrs arsapsirllU cuud me of out and
llheumatlsm, when nothlixe'ae would It has
i indicated eiery tracu or disease Irem my s-
,e,n ";".." sli0it' Manager Uetel Belmont,
1 ewell, Mhs. '
-i.L1",.llar,n ""nT tnenths. a .utTerer from
Chronic Kheumatlsm TLs dl.ease afflicted me
greMeusly, in spite of all the remedies I could
flnd, until I commenced using Ajer's Satsara
tlila I took seeral bottles of this preparation.
?n.l?ere,nd:nce,"Vr,Ure,ll0 het"lh "J ""'
Ayer'sSarsaparilla,
I'lvpared by l)r J.c AyerACe, Lewell. Mas.
Sold b all Druggists. I'tlce 11 sli bottles. H
intuit
jgjXUAl'HTL'D VITA LIT V.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
Physical Debility, Premature DecltaeTEminc.1
leuth. and the untold miseries censeauent
thereen. se pages bve. 12Snrescrlntlenfnrij!
dUeases. CletnT lull gut. only si oe tfv msji
Efi','?; "'""ve sample jSie tollleSmoSl
mlddle-apd men for the nevt 90 day aASi
ue. w. H. PAltKEU, 4 Buinnch Stteet, Bostea.
MM' mvlMveedAw
VHV UUODB.
OTAMM BKOS. it CU.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-AT.T1IK-
BOSTON STORE.
'M & 3S North ueen Street,
LAWCASIKU. PA.
.NO AD I KCT IVES A KB NhEOKO TO QUAL.
II r T1IE L'ltLAI-WKB or 1IIL
roLLemwo.
Newspaper Advertisements
All have a pecutlar sameness. The Difference
13 te be Learned b Ksamlnatien of the
Ooeds eaered.
Honesty of Purpose
liackef All our Advertisements, Goods will b
Found en Our Counters Just as Descilbed.
lu Large Quantity, at
Guaranteed Lew Prices.
LADIES' WOOLEN HOSIERY.
Me. Hese Down te 37)c. a Pair.
J7,'fc. Uese Down te iic. a Pair.
25c Heae Down te 21c. a Pair
KKMNANTftOr BLACK SILKS
BEM.VA.NTS Or BLACK 1IKNHIKTTAB,
AND 11EMNA.NTS OP BLACK CASIiUEBES
At latraerdlcary Bargains.
M8&LSUAWL3.0n A" W' ULAU CA8"-
T,Jff7 Kmnnants of BLACK BllOCADE VKL.
VJtTS for Wraps, at a Sacrifice. """ ' ""
tlfty DerenCllII.DKICN'8 &IRKINO VESTS
A.1U 1'A.MO at Oicatly Keauced 1'ilces.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
navfritt.
pi:r.SONSVlHIUNOTOMAKEMONEY
STOCKS, GRAIN, PA0VIS10NS 1N0 OIL,
vwftvs&i hfaa,? 0-8
LAUUK LOTS ON ONK PKU
CK.NT.CASII MAHUINH.
Ten Dellsrs will, for example, cover ten 1100
Pam'h,lt,rre0e,l,U,1Cll, OI Uraln- l"try
QUOTATIONS Willi I).
Orders and Margins received by Telegram ei
siau.
LAURIE & CO.,
STOCK BUOKKBS,
ALSODKALKBS IN rOUEIUN KXCIIANOK.
868 Broadway, New Yerk.
"The members of the firm aro....genUcmen
of experience and high standing In the Drain
and stock commission business?... and amn!
L'L rjderences are a number of the leading
Banks.' l"Aeui J erk Cemmtrclal A'civi."
" They have a stainless record, and their bona
fiaesarelnaisputable....lhe reputation eftte
JLVi'." 'KfV1 inatjartles tan re.l assured ei re re
eelylng their profits the moment they are made,
no matter what the amount may be,'" "0
lylWmdeedAw'"' ltn,na Ttl"ram-
TEddj2b2b' THls DENTAlJ ehaxr
i3Zf!bXfu9'L br .Uw sleetrlelty per.
leetly safe and harmless. My ssvu Teetb are
made of the best matertu thaf fean preaaS!
ruling teeth a tpecialtr. AJlwerkgnaisMtsJs.
.nrtfs, V.4,'K"rSsU
rrJMya Ue. Merth UmtM St.
jrerajwifjtjrisuuini iuieb.
QAL.li AND BKK
-TUB-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Slity Candls-Llght BcaU them all.
Anether Let of ClIaAP Ul.OUtS fet Uas and
OU Steves.
THE) PBltPBOTlON "
METAL MOULD1MU AND HUUUEH CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
.. Heats thorn all. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling of windows.
Bselude the dust. Keep out snow and rain. Any
one can apply It no waate or dirt made tn art
fl tng IL Can be fitted any w here-no holes te
bore, ready for use. It wilt net split, warp or
shrink a cushion .trip 1. the most pertecL At
the etet e, Ueater and Kaugo Stere
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOOTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTSK. PA.
WM
. A. K1KKFEK. ALUUM V. HKRK
KIEFFER 8c HERR,
-DLALBU3 IN-!
Housefiirnisliiner Goods !
WOULD CALL SPECIAL
ATTfcNTION TO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'s
iti:e,.v. i
mm, HEATtRS. FURNACES AND 1UNGF&
We ask no eua te run any risks with 1 1 Ir
LKtt A WABIIKV3" Ooedi. We guaiantvu
them te give Satisfaction.
Aa ft Ueater " TUB SPLENDID " his no rival,
being a thorough het base, no pan of this steve
remains cold, evety Inchet It radiates heat.
As a Smaller aud Chea pet Heater the "11UU1IIT
DIAMOND" has established Itself In the fient
ranks.
Themmttetthe"3PLt:NlII aud"HKlUIIT
DIAMOND "consist In Beauty of Coustmctlen,
Perfect Control of Draft, Cleanliness, ue Hint,
no Uas and Lconemy et fuel.
AS-Call and eiamlne for j eui.ell.
40 EAST KING ST.,
lorreiia ceuht heusb i
ta-tiaA's
TIHHAMK.
p,INN A HHENEMAN.
BUY THE GENUINE
OLD STYLE
E
IINW ARE
-AT-
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
LANCAS1BB PA.
UATB, VAr,AV.
T
,KU NOTICE!
HATS ! HATS ! HATS !
Pricea Deep Down.
or a shett time we will efTer gicater Bar
gains In
STIFF AU .SOFT HATS,
Children's and Beys' Hats and Caps
Than has ever been shown In this line
tn Lancaster.
MEN'S FUR STIFF HATS,
tl.OO, 91.25 and Sl.ea
Guaranteed Geed or Meney Uelunded
Trails and Trwling Bags,
ROBES AND FUR GOODS,
AT LOWEST TKICLI.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.
SI end 33 North Queen Street,
LANL'ABTKIl PA KWvdAw
WATVBK9.
-CTTAICUEH,
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
at less than auction prices until January l, 1887,
fine let of Kings. Ac. Alse. Klgtn, Waltham
i Aurera for whleh 1 am Hele Aaent), and ether
IrsUClaas Watches: Best Watch and Jewelry
stepalrlng.
SSrcerract time by Telegraph Dally, only
place In city.
L. WEBER,
UH North queen St, "ear Penn'a. IL B, Depot
Kuids el Jewelry,
MAvmimmmr.
jyjACHINKHT, a
STEAM HEATING
Latest ana Most Improves
tMWD.-.Tmw, Pfrtatl) SUIi'mm.
atwec Seeena-Hant
BOOjMBB, WATVSJI TANKS, UPABATOKH.
kept In Machine euepa,
cau ea ea ABcaasa,
Ezra F. Landis,
W0DXt7 NOBTM OIWT -TSUsUT,'
LASMStn sTA, aflMAW
HAND
M
Wl'Jtll
Lffli jMltsLKK-MVlLlTS
law ana Ibsje a. m.. ana law, sawaSyt a. a
RKAIiINU A COLUMBIA KAILKOAti
. ..".UllUANOIIM. AND LbJaNON AMU
LANCASTBH JOINT LINE H. n7""u" AMD
Da and attar SUNDAY. NOVKMHEIt U. m.
TKAtNS LEAVE HKAD1NU '
Sin.l55'f,5Bfl t T.aa,rn.,l.il
neon and Me n, m.
for Chlckfss at 7.H a. m. and lleu m.
TKA1N8 LEAVE UOLIIMH1A
IZl l10""" t T SO a. in , . and 8.40 p. u ,
rer Lebanon at is.ss and Aep,m.
TltAlNS LEAVE MUAHKt V1LLE
rer Lancaster at . and MS a. m. and 136 f. tn
rer Heaaing at s.ffl e, m. and p. m. '
rer Lebanon at 1 M p, tn.
LEAVE KING STHEET (Uneasttir.l
rer Kmillug at 7 W a. m., UW ana AiepVnj!
for Lebanon at Me a. ul, 1140 and M K mV
rer gnarrvvllle at 9 .n a. tu , 4 no and 8.9D iiTss.
LEA t PKINCE BTUlf KT (Lancastir.l
rer ltnaing at 7.4.) a. in., useand s Vp. m'
for Lebanon at B.47 a- m.. USD and a.08 p. inl
B or uuamryl la st -1! m . 4 u and S.& pTia.
TRAIN'. LEAVE LEBANON,
rrr Lancaster at 7 ii a. in., liji and 7J0 r. m.
rorvtuarryrUIeat7.aoa.ni. r'
SUEUATTKAlSlg.
TUA1NS LEAVE UEAD1NUI
for Lancaster at 7 30 a. in. aud 4.00 p. m.
rortjuarryvllleat4.wp.m.
TRAINS LEAVE UUAUUYVILLE
rer Lancaster, Lebanon aud Keafllngat 7.10 a.m
TltAlNS LEAVE KING ST. (Lancaster,)
rerlbiadlng ana Lebanon at lima. in. ana 8.15
p. UL
rer stuanrrtlle at B.W p. m.
TUA1NS LEAVE rillNCK r. (Lancaster,)
"rllo'neaiibanonacas.isa.tn. ana 4.04
rer Qaa'rryrllleat S.M p. m.
. TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
for Lancaster at 7J a. tu. ana lisp; Sl.
rerguarryTtlleatSUu. in.
rer connection at Columbia, Marietta June.
Uen, Lancaster Jnncilen. Manhelni, Ubadtai
ana Lebanon, bee time tables at all staUensT
A. M. WlLflON. Sunertnhinaent.
PKNNHTL.VAN1A KAlLROADMOUhD
U,'K--In",rcctrmJuneIs,lsL
fmttt I A WS1 t a sb.s a u- A t - " -
atPhliaaeiphTaMfmlewYi " ""'""a rrlT
Lite Leara
Philadelphia. Lancaster
llip.m. ljaa.m.
4 JO a.m. s-ffla. m.
4 sn a. in. 6 je a. in.
.. 71?? ,n: Wl- "
Tla Columbia KJfta. id
7 40 a. m. su a. m
via celumbtai ja. in.
WESTWAUIt.
PaclBe Rxpressl
Sews Express!
Way Pasengnrt
Mali train via sit. Jey)
Na2Malllndn .....
Niagara Express
UaneTer Aicem
Sn.1 t.lnM
Frederick Accem via Columbia
ii ev n. ill. n.ni n tg
ljkliruklnr Armtn
10 p. m.
lis) p. m.
w p. ui.
7-i p. m.
7 40 p. m.
lllla. m
arrive, at
Phil
Vlattt. Jey,
llarrtsburg Accem...
Columbia Accem
Ilurrlsburg Expn-ss..
Western Lxpresst....
EASTWAltU.
Phlla. F.xprussl
rasl Line!
Hum. burg Kxpres .
Lancasler Aicem ar.
Columbia Accem
Swuheru Sxprvss
l'hlliuleljihtik Accem ,
Sunday Mall
llav kmni..!
nap.ni.
4 te p. m.
M0 p m.
i 10 p. m.
Leave
Lnnoaster.
ain. in.
CM a. m.
8 10 a m.
5 V, a. te.
wis) a. in.
lts p. in.
S 03 p.m.
S CO p ul
4 ts p.m.
4 in a in.
B-2A. in.
tirlK. tn
TlaUt Je
lltta. m1
3 is p. in.
Miep m.
' P. in.
llarrtsburg Accem
s m p. m,
'"." -.i. i e w p. in. wni. in.
d u p. m.
- -" 'v. .'uii.ihjuii envois Harris.
IS. P- m. and arrlyai nt Lancaster at Bja
k.I?.1!.11" Accommodation leavtsCelum
bla at ) a. m.and leaches Marietta at .- Aim.
leaves Columbia at 11 4S a. in. anai5p.mU
reaching MarjetU at mil ana . Le4vr
Marlett at SM6 p. m. ana arrives at Columbia at
8:2Jal0'ieTtslll-Bllnds"fes atssa
i ,7?nYsilAJ:com.ul.edUon leaTe, Marietta M
Kw'P. f? l tneastcrats-oeconnectlns
with llarrtsburg Express at 8 10 a. m"""'"'u"
TberroderlckAccemmodaUon,west,conncV
Ing at lncaster with Fast Line, west, at lie
P. .. "Ill run through te rrcaerlcE.
The rrederlck Accommodation, east. Inivns
CelumbU at is.a and reaches Lancaster it IIM
ft Ilia
U&unvcr Accommodation. w,it, cennUn fit
rtiv
... - BAtawuM isv ituuuicituivuy, oxcepi Ban
xfnsst I Inii anul ns B.s.
-..iii.vrvrr.-jr.' "." 2u"'. "c.?.a '
SflSS:
Siitii ""t,,"'? .?" vwiMTiiie, rarkes
".'Jl wMuy, micautuni-jwn ana Miaaletewn.
IfhepnK truns which run dally. On Sunaai
the MaU train wast runs bv way of Columbia.
.. ."; jy"tI,eneral Passenser ajrent.
CHA3. E. PUH Heneisl WauM,Vr. """
rMMri'im,
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Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL K.VULY AT
Heffmeier's Fureitnre Warerooms.
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Furniture. Furniture.
"J0" wntny "'UNITUUE new or the
ce.rafJ?gi81.t,"l,c" ftna saminu my stock. Yen
will Una It laige ana well sslectid.
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LOW PKICE8.
Parties wanting full eutats are especially
Invited te call.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cere or Eust King find Duke 8ta.,
LANCABlKIl, PA.
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TJKINITSII'S FUBNITUItE DErOT.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
MOS. 27 s 20 BOOTH QUBBN ST..
LANCAUTKlt PA.
AND SOMKTII1NO ABOUT THE IMMENSE
BIOCK THAT 19 SUOWN TULUE.
Chamber Eults, All Weeds, ; te 1C0. Prices
ranging fiem is teUOO per suit.
Turler Suits. 30 te 40 patterns, tanging In price
fromtietosttoo.
Lounges from SS te 133 each.
Couches from S te I'S each.
Weed and Marble Tables from fl.7itot2S.re
each.
Extension Tables, II te $J0 each.
Chairs, per half dez , 17J te $SH.
We will centtnne te give yen an Insight Inte
our stock aa It Is and also the prices.
We hare the lamest vailuty of goods tn be
found In this section, aud our prices are oewn
where ttey will speuk for themselves. The
goods stand en then own merits.
Heinitsh's Furniture Depot,
NOS.27A SOU11I QUEEN BTKKK1,
LANCASTElt, TA.
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