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LANOABTkK. MARCH 0, lit.
i n Daily litKUonen publish all the
A
Y-
;V ntfniliewief the United rrcs tip te
VX tie ftetpesstbie hour.
tIRM8-Tie Daily namen or mi iirmu-
. t ' (ntM te eltvered by earlier in tie clly
? vu arreundlng towns (or loe. per week I
if by Mil, (ft 00 ft year W W for ilx month;;
- ' tL Rwtbree months t Wc per month.
? ! t- mt.i imuiiiucu (Deuble Sheet)
f',v$y . a, only I1.W pet annum, In ad-
ri sanen,
Jfcafcaarttiim'wIOitnff their Kflflrefi changed
i'-ri't Mut also state whom ihe :papcr U tow ler-
L't ) . .AarUaintj from 10 10 25 Ct(.tcr line
I-yJM. - nek Insertion, according te locution.
iVfb TUBrUraxLLlOKNCKB,
rSSZrr - - - ' Lancaster, ra.
(Telephone Connection.
"' THe Yfrdlct.
The Jury In Ibe Sixth ward election
' mms, after a deliberation et thirty-seven
hours, have returned & veidlct of net
guilty en the count et conspiracy, and
guilty et the three ether counts, viz : of
dafraudteR Jehn W. Mentaer of veUb
east for him; et defrauding Jacob S.
Smith of votes cast for him ; and of add
lng ballets te the poll
The readers et.the lNTr.LWei:'Ci:n
aire familiar with the evidence in this
casej which at great length has been re
produced! n these columns from day te
day. Phapi no trial in the local court
in recent years has attracted se much aU
tentien, both en account of the great In
terests at stoke and the high social posi
tion that the defendants occupied. It
has been a long and tedious trial, but
every step In it was easetly followed by
the public until Sunday, when a result
was reached.
There will bs few te dispute the wis
dom et the verdict that has been render
ed. A stupendous fraud was perpetrated
en the ballet In deliberately stealing mere
than one hundred votes from two candi
dates for public office. The election offi
cers were sworn te protect the ballet, and
the burden was unen them te thew that
,mv nprfermml tills RWOrn (lutV. TIlO
KSSjfe wMwice showed that some were recorded
IjE-'M voting who did net vete at all, that
mu there were names of people presented as
VLWtL lumtna rtennaltfil their ll.lllfllfl. who COUld
;"-:'.-"J k. lumintiAmil lit, fll flJMMWir Of
"'?" IBUSMiVOW "J "- . -
p."itt ward, nor by the letter-earners mere
fe' ,Jft7ii i'There were ether glaring Irregular!
mMii t tke conduct et the election , and the
Wjflttmti'lH Baade by the prosecution te
i aoBtelracv en the part of the de
r" This was net shown te me
of the possibility that all or
tfefi
rtf the. defendants were innocent.
"'"' H i T 'V I UIh cm.U IaaiiaI. Ilm tnrv.
WHtfrrr ;....""".. '"v''""7, ,'-':
fiwftffiiang aenusravien, uecmeu 10 unu
i'Vr-Aiet guilty of cenf piracy.
W0;Tb defendants all testified that they
ijttwere Innocent et wrong-doing at the elcc-SK5-Vtinn"ftnd
thrv all failed te say hew It
iki iJH r " w
'2'. -eme that the ballets that were cast
"aSifJk Wtoe nei( xvturucu. J.uai mi: nue
i'AjBet' returned as cast was net dls-
rci'i .ii'phhw. ise meury wi wivuuucu uj um
lW,tt fi mrm ..iv II. il.r 1, it.H
;.?S;, aerenuania w) reconcile meir uccinnuiuiw
Wyz pi Innocence with the admitted raisiiicn
!v .'.iipnsef the ballet bene; and they were
iffn , , tnererore necessarily uiswiicvea ana con-
SSW.ff'i'VntiWI. TM.lmu wprn net nil cuiltr. thev
RS. had at least nil agreed te stand or fall te
- J" TI, ,1(- ,,f II. (u frlnl w lintrA n
.widespread Jnlluence for geed In the con.
'x?:h' elections. It is a nlniu warcincr te the
'jA'teWi.11nf. Ytnr nHifTep nr.il t.hA TAtiirn tlrbnr
lththla occupation Is gene In Lancaster
;-..V"-SV VUUBiy, Xb will iuuke juiiuary cicuiiun
J.-S emcera mere viguaut iu lueir uuiies unu
Vfina - -. . . .
r.Tt'. awlll 1.m. .k.. Iinl nf IKInF li. fl tm I inull tf
W1U1UWI tUU MAilUV l-tilUL I'J VIIU bull:. Ul.
the prison cell.
In a iNctv Hele.
Clans Spreckles has been astenlslilng
the l'hiladelpblans with glowing accounts
et the various big things in sugar that
are shaping themselves lu his royal brain.
The sugar king new poses as the deadly
enemy of trusts, asserting that us long as
he lives he will never go into eue, and
that he is new planning the erection eC n
refinery In Philadelphia, New Yerk or
Baltimore, which will involve an Invest
xnent et from three te five million dollars.
He Bays that he Is studying the relative
advantages of these cities as locations for
sugar rcunerie3, and It Is quite evident
that be is getting plenty of advertising
for himself and his ventures.
This defiance et the sngar trust by n
?Val great monopolist la net very inspiring.
?- "O Spreckles is reputed the real king of the
??) "u,a"'cu Winds and has long controlled
E34 Ifcemicar trade of the western cvisfc. ,-
f., . .. . '
(. mac nis annearance lu me ease as Lim n-
.yef the trust can only mean that he
?" .fWwW prefer te trust hltmelt with a
ui Miiaopely et this end of the sugar biul-
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sgar planters St the tarlfl en sugar was
caaeb reduced, because that would let in
tin cheap beet sugar of Germany. Tim
SBflTTia rjs3 both beet nnd canu sugar
Qad Kins (Jprcchles himself proposes
iGStabllcii a tct sugar factor- iu Call
s&nrnla. The failures of the various
efforts for the manufacture of beet sugar
in this country he ascribes te the ignor
ance of the men attempting it who did
net have the proper machinery, lie new
has COO tens et machinery en the way
from Antwerp te California te bs used
in the manufacture of sugar from the
beet, and has no doubt whatever of tlie
success et his venture.
Iu Further Cr;tlclsu.
We have suggested in criticism of the
new tariff bill of the Democratic majority
of the ways and means committee, that
the duty en cigar wrapping tobacco
should net be reduced and that the duty
en iron ere should be. Our ores should
come in nta low impost, if any, and coal
should also be ndmitUd free or at a re
duced rate. AVe de net understand the
policy which takes the duty elT wool ho he
fore it is takeneff Iren ere or that reducts
it en sugar while leaving coal untouched
The first things te feel tbe relieving hand
et Congress should have beea ere and
coal It may be all right te take the
duty off wool, but it is net quite be clear
te U9 as It Is that it should be taken eH
iron ere. Ne doubt, it in Import Impert Import
antte the wool manufacturers,
te have cheap wool, and probably
Um wool growers' Interest in the matter
it net sufficient te require protection; but
It i a cese up ju ffbich much may be said
the wool growers' a'.ue ; and a great
can be s lid for the sugar producer's
of protect en. We de net believe
1 mm ww uui; uu ou;iii euuuui U9 D'J re-
imMM as te hazard the Louisiana produc preduc
" : .Itao. It is a manufacturing us well as a
HwAUg industry there. The grower of
tjtne also txprcnes the juice; and it
X
li a process requiring elaborate machin
ery and great care, te se conduct the op
eration as te get all the saccharide mat
ter from the eane, and ee make the pro
duction profitable. There Is a great deal
of capital, energy and business capacity
required In the conduct of a sugar plan
tation, and the business should be well
rewarded. Any reduction In the duty
by Congress that will bring dlstrefs te
the sugar planter, will net ba justified at
all ; and no purpose et hitting sugar re
fining trusts will warrant a blew te the
planting industry.
MA-ren FiTi.itn, et 1'hlUdelphla, wants
te Ducoeed Governer lloaver. If he docs
net succeed, be will suck his thumbs.
Tiik purchasoef the German dully, tbe
Lam-aster i-Yefe Vrcsie, and Ihe Clertnan
weekly, bit Laterne, by the Frole Prosse
Publishing oempsny Is noted olsewhero In
thene columns. OtiUleleef Phlladelphl artel
Pittsburg, IjtnrAfter is the only ether plnce
la thoatate that pomeKosa German dally
newtpjper. The Frcie Prcsae lia been in
Tlgoreua cxlitence nearly alx years ana
Vie Ldtcrnc thrice as long. Iteth hnve be be be
oemo neceislttei te the large German pnpu.
latlen in our midst and tby lmve-bullt up
reading cenatllnencles et Urge propertlonr.
We ate Miured that under tbe new man
agement these jqurnaU will tnore than qver
betore re licet accurately the uerman lire in
city, county, ataleand country. Juit new
Germany Is the cnoaure or nil eyes in
Kurepe, and lu her fulure much et the
dej'.lnlen of the continent Is centred. Mr.
Geerge Kehr Is te be the managing editor
under tbe new dispensation, which 1 a
guaranty that llione nawapapers will main
tain the high cxcollenro which they bave
hitherto achieved.
Mr. J. U. Hobneldor, who rellrnj from
tboae Jntirnalf, will b) greatly mlcd In
local nuwupnner circles, which he bai dene
very much te quicken into life. As tbe
successful creator of nu Important dally
newnpaper cnlerprlne in this city, he will
net seen be forge'.tcn and Ijinestrr will
loe olio ei Its most aellve and onergetlo
young men In his departure te ether
sphonsefduty.
Te Iho Iiinrasler Ceunly Anil-Corruption
association : " Yeu bare earned your
title,"
1 nv. American Copyright Leagua Lave
lisued a pamphlet collection of the opinions
et American authors about International
oepyrlKh'. Iongfellew astd in a lotler of
date et Ootebor 8, 1678 : " Wba'ever Is just
I for tbe benefit of all; and I wish we
could bare a law providing, between Keg.
land and America, that a oepyrlght taken
out In either country shall be equally valid
in both." The opinions are followed by
'an open letter te roaders et boeka" which
presenta the arguments for International
oepyrlght. Urltily, tbey are that it would
raise ua te the atandard ei ialr play adopted
by ether natlena united In the International
Copyright Unler. It would enceurage the
wholesale devolepmont of our llterature
new hampered by the fact that cue authors
bave te oerupoto with boeka en which no
payment la made te the author. J twill
glve a fair Held te our writers at. home and
abroad and a cbance te make their profes
sion self supporting. Tbe cxample of
France and Germany "countries wbrae
llterature it hilly protectod by copyright
and whose books are the ubeapest In the
world sbews that tbe prloe of books do de
pendM net upon copyright but upon the
nature of tbe public demand." At all
evenla "lliere Is ene thing botter than a
ebep beck and that Is a book honestly ceme
by."
Tun Philadelphia Jlccerrt fnys that tbe
Ciitbella parochial achoela of Philadelphia
are new engaged in tbe education et nearly
t!0, GOO children. Tiicse pupils ran e iu nge
bolweon 0 aud 15 yeare, altbeugb at both
extremes ttiore are n few ciuoptlens. In
this work 200,000, nu avorage of tS per
csjHtB, Is yearly expended, nnd tboscbeol
prepcrtln, including building nnd IeIp,
are worth lu round numbers evrfl,(H)0,C0(.
Titu Heuso lias g'ven careful oouhldcra eouhldcra oeuhldcra
Hon te Ibe Invitation extended byJTrance
for tlie Paris exposition of 18Mnudo;esr
tleu providing for tbe proper representa
tion cr tliln country at thoexpcHltlea was
favorably xccommendod by commltteoof
Iho whele aud will probably pas'. It prei
vldea ter Iho appeintment of cainmls cainmls
alenerc, atitherlr.ss the use et publle vee vee
seU te transport artlcles for exhibition froe
of cewt aud eppreprlatcs t'-C0,000 for ex ex
pentes. Tbcre was nu amusing dobile en
propriety of tklnK aivaatttRO
this occasion te atsert tbe rights
tbe American be abroad and.
Ibe
of
aa
a member ald, make n fpeclal exhibit at
Paris la order that tbe poeplo of Kurope
may a be tbe Illinois pig In all his par leu
tlen and cheapness, tbe abort and tlmple
animal of tbe peer. An amendment was
inserted providing for tbe distribution at
tbe exposition of a atatoinent of tbe Amor Amer
lean perk buslneJB and that an euert should
be made te tocure a competitive Infec
tion of the perk of various countries
TEIISONAU
a. IlitoNeN Ai.ceTT, tle well-known
author, dltd In Bosten, en .Sunday, ngeil t3
yearf.
J'OVTMASTCB W. T. IlAnitlT of I'hlla
dclpbla, was ibe guest el W, L' lloanel,
esq , cu huudey.
HfEAKuii Caiii.isi.u prn'sts tbe Wills
taritl bill and Bays it will pesitbts Conyreia
substantially as reperted.
KenuiiTll. HAnc, goneral icnnsgoref
Ihe eollililiein Iren company, has c.rne te
Cuba en busluess connec ed wl:h tbe
company 'dBlIdirs.
Ciu'.i tveiifpiii.t.
Menoy ripenccd In persunal edernmrntU
often fcelUhly utswd ujien nrtlclmel noln neln noln
trlntle value. A boltle et U07.OUU.NT, how hew
e or, 1 j worth ltd weight In geia te any ene
troubled with peer troth, and Its prlce Is cush
well spent te the purchiser. 'lheuKh It 1U
notmibe the Ueth rpRelar, thuy who melt
are ustenlshnd at thn rapll Improvement It
cITects In ihs Cental row. aloreovor, they
b eutha Bwcetueaj, and tave healthy gums
nud nutJy lips.
rrudence I Frndence !
rinmcuicatlen, as in ansht else, prudence,
should he our culde, Yet theujandj cast It te
tbe wind. Every new netrum finds its pat pat
rens, the medical empirics or cnery fulse
sthoel bave tticb: gulls. Kvcry change In
Uie gamut et humbug Is rung successfully
for a time at least tlie notes being furnished,
by the credulous. In happy ceutrast te the
many advertised impostures of the daj sutuds
Heitetter'ii Stomach Hitters, new In lis
mini uicacie or popularity, approved ami rec-
emmeuck-il by ili)slclaus, iuilertrd by Iho
press of inauy lauds, eeugUt and prlzul by
luvatlds everrtvtiern. It Is nu ascertained
ciiecllla for cud nrtrentlra nf maiiLrlni ill.
cases, chronic IndJKestlen, liver complaint
and conitlpallen, checks th grenth et
llieumatlsm and neurulcla, it (v peerless In-
pifbvatflt by IUM alwvll', Svnvw l'w'
Tim Hacdsenirst Lady In Lam. liter
Hcmarked te a Irlend the eiher day that she
kiirtw Kuinp'4 llHleum Inr tha 'llirent mid
i-una ui u superior remedy, ni it stepped
hnrceuxh InsUnny when eiburs hid neeiieci
whau vor. Be it t reve this aud runvlnce j ou
1f.UlJ1rlt;.,,ny dniKglst will nlve jeii n Sum Sum
lle U Jltlu J'rcc. Large size We and ll.lw.
'"IhAirrraieat cure en earth for pa'n."
Ba v.-tteu Oil i sing the refrain.
w!'0,11 .".'I1 let,aV. my frlene, In this cold
"'Si , ,11tDoDK,1lJeiorslcs;ln bedwltnu
told." I Ulna netting but mulled u hlly
unlle and led ine te the uixitheenrk's sbmi.
and pelutlnn te a big advurilnmneiit H Ur.
Ilulf ,euih Syrup, raid, "lhereby hants
the Ule i thit tulU tbe story." L
Jly Klufdein ier a lleise."
nut If be sutlers from scratches, cracks, cu's,
galls or wounds ef any kind, Veterinary Hep
Ointment Is warranted te euro. A'tera((
lUOttbex. Atull druggists. decMl)
iarutul MAvtewn.
IB Weil
KrECJAfj NOTICES.
! Onoininpllen lecemiile.
Hand 111) follewing: Mr,O.II.Morrl,Newnrk,
Ark.iiitvf: "Was down with Abscetnef LunRR,
ana f Mendi nnd ptirnlclum nroneunoMl me an
Incumtiln Connumpiue. llcKan takln l)r
Klnc'a New lilncovery for Uiinsntnptten, am
new en jnvthlrd bottlr.nndabletoovenirotbe
work en inv farm. It la the fineit medicine
cvfir niartn.''
Josse iliaaiwnrt,l),catnr.Ohle,aiy! ''Had
It net hern ferWr. Klnn' Nnw nUoeTiirr ler
Consumption 1 would bavodlidef liiinKTron liiinKTren
bled. Was Klvnn up by doctor. Am new In
bostel health " Try lu hninple liotilniffreoat
II. U Cechmn's Drug Blem, Me. 137 and 139
North yaoen sire t, 1'inc-wlrr, l'a: (5)
'lllATitA(JKlN(TuuUUUcanbee u ulckly
cured by Shlleh's Uare. Wogaanntne lu Held
bjr It. tl. Cochran drauKKu Ne. 137 and 138
North Qnnen BU. I.ancnir. l'a. (1)
BLKKn.Kflb NIGIITfl, madn mlsnrable by
that lorrlblecongb. bhlleh'a Unre Is the remedy
ter yen. Sold by Jl. U. Cnehran, drna-Rtst, Ne
137 and 139 North Onnen BU. Lancaster, l'a. (8
CUUUII.WUOOriNUOOUUHandllronehttls
Immeillately rellevcd by Shlleh's Uuro. Beld by
li. It. Cochran, dniKgl't. Nes. 137 and IS) Nertb
S lsn St. lancaater. l'a. (4)
lm All llreka t)il
"This is Ihi nsunl exctsmittlen rf ene nf
ntcud llli rbruirnt'sm, or Inmeneis. lthcn
nmtia p'iople are Indeed intlllndte oursln eursln
cern sympathy and commlserailon. fperdy re re
Tef Is ellert (1 tbem In Dr. Themat' JCcleclric
Oil. It Is the airern enemy lit nil arbeaand
riKlns. for rale by II. it. Cochran, druggist,
37 and 189 North tiueen stroet, Lancaster.
lcstriiftlr Itesillna;.
SomeorthotcsMinonUls Irnm dlirnrert pro pre
pl rulatlve te Themnt' Keleelrle Oil, ane the
relief ir has given thorn whan dl, trusted by
hndtche,inruche, nnd lomhsche nrn as Inter
cslln rrullngasyen will llnd. This bfllngft
slandsid medltlnn, Is sold oveiywhero by
drugxlsts. Fer silo by II. II. tjeenran, diun
glsl,137nndl39 Neith (jaetn streut, I-nncatler.
A llapttst iUiiuter'n l.spnrleiiie.
"I am a llaptlst minister, nnd belnre I ever
thnntrht nf belinr a cleruvnmn 1 iMwlnntrd In
medicine, but leitalticmllve pmcllce for my
present profession, forty years niee. I was for
many years asiiffeier Hern quinsy, metnai"
KelectHe Oil cured inn. 1 wns also trnuliled
with honmencHS, and Themnt' h'cltelrie Oil
always relieved inn. My wllehnd child had
diphtheria, and TTIemnt' Keltelrle Oil cured
thum,nnd irtnkeulu time It wilt emu suven
tlmes out often. 1 am ceurldcut It Is ileum
for the most elistlnat.) cold, et ceuijh, mid If
any ene will tnkn n small Um-poen nnd hall
flit It with the Oil, nnd then place the end cit
the spoon In ene nostril nnd dmw the Oil out
et the spoon Inte the head, by siillltug ns hard
ns they can, until the OU lulls ever Inte the
threat, nnd jirncUce It twice a week, 1 don't
cum hew offensive thelr hnd may lm. it, will
elunn It out nnd cure their uiuirih. Fer
deafness nnd eainchn.lt has dnne wonders te
my certain knowledge. 11 Ullieimly medi
clnn dubbed pnt4inl medlctne that 1 have
ever felt llke rocemmondlng, nnd 1 nm very
nnxleus toseoltlnovery place, fort tell you
that 1 would net be without It In my house
for nny consideration. I nm new siillerlug
with u pnln llke rheuinnllsm In my right limb,
and nothing relieves me llke Jemiii' Kcltc
trlii Oil." fir. K. r. Crane, Cerry, l'a.
Fer salAbyll. It Oielirun, dnivKlht, 1S7 and
IU North Queen street, Lancaster,
Dr Tannai-s hteinaei.
Dr. Tanner certainly has n great stomach
gieiitliucaii'e of Ua suengthuud endurance.
ve miy et In jlng thnt thodeou.r ues
Ilurdeck Rlaeit IHUeri, but If hi fle s. his di
gestive power, arislly accounted for. Hur
unct llloed Hitters being a stnudaid luedtetne
are sold b7 all dnigvlsts Fur sale by II, II.
Lechian, urugltt, 137 and 1 9 Nerlh Queen
struct, Lncair.
Tans liiur Ulmlc-.
Yeu can be wsalr, noivens, flehlltta'ed, and
despondent., dI.i;anhllfU ler wei k el bend or
hand, or you ciu etjuy a Inir hairt of hcnlth
and psace of mind. Jlti-decL tilnrnl llittert
will mlevlatu your misery and de yiiuu world
el g(Hd li you will but lme ln.it li vilry. Fer
sal., by II. II Leehian,drng)It, 137 una 131
Ncrth Quean street, Lsncabtur.
Tells the Truth.
"This medlclns 1 can highly rt commend.
fluriieek lltoeit IlUlert urn the beat bleed pu-rinei-MU
have ever used." has. A. Hurt, 16
Court street, liurMle, N. V. Forsale by II, II
(Jnchrun, druggist, 137 aud li? North Queen
street, Luncasler.
l!ntk!en's Arnica Salve.
Tnit UsstSilvk In the world for L'uts.llmlies
Eeres, Ulcers, Hall lihum. Fever hercs,TctUrf
(Jhapped Hands, Chtllilalus, Cerns, mid nil
Skin Jirupllnns, and piMltivnly cuius Piles, or
no pay required. It Is guaruuteep te give ihjt
fect snUslactlen, or money refunded. I'llce
t5 cunts per liex. Fer snle by 11. U. Uechtau,
Druggist. Nes. 137 nuiH39 Nertb Queen -lxeci,
l.unciuter, fa. Jnnt,271ya
.' ' ' " ' ' -iwii-wLfcJSJ 1 f vm
M'AXAltsKtMt). i
miUDBU-nu. Jlenflay, llarch 3, H.SJ.
Arc you thinking of the New
Carpet? We are ready for
you. Mere space, mere styles,
mere novelties, mere price-
pull, taking all sorts together,
than we have ever had before.
There is net such another
carpet store in the world, per
haps. Mere than 50,000 square
feet en one fleer. An acre and'
an eighth of room hedged in
and windrewed with rolls en
rolls of carpet and heaps en
heaps of fleer covering of every
worthy sort. Anether conveni
ence; Furniture and Upholstery
arc en the same fleer. Yeu
can pick and match as if under
your own reef.
Ne matter where the Carpet,
or Rug, or Matting is made if
it is worth caring for you'll find it
here. Our aim is te furnish you
standard goods of reliable
quality; think of the quality
when you think of the price.
Cost alone is the poorest possi
ble measure of the worth of a
carpet.
Clean, cheerful carpetiugs,
fresh as the grass in sun-kissed
nooks. As te the fashions you
shall sec them when you come,
if you leek long enough. Yeu
will wonder that such a pretty
jumbling and twisting of fig
ures and such a blending and
combination of colors into new
shapes was possible.
The A.xminsters and Wiltens
were never handsomer, and we
never before had such a handy
place or such a perfect light te
show them in.
A novelty is the Wilten car
pet made in a new loom that
weaves them 4 yards wide and
of any desired length; these
rugs are entire, in one piece,
and need no fitting of end or
corner pieces; we will take
orders for special at any time.
Mequettes. Seft te the tread,
rich in color and suggested
colors. Scores of new shading.
Every leading make of the
sturdy, reliable, liked-by-everybody
Brussels home-made and
foreign. About the 20th inst
the cream of the English Brus
sels will be en hand. In variety
of styles and colorings they are
ahead.
Fer the Spring sales we in
,TJi-ntaiurunuigs at Lewest, rnee
WANAMAXKRB.
treduce a new line of Brussels.
Technical designation "Wana
makcr." Seme manufacturers
make their carpets as pretty
and geed as they can, and
weave their name en the back.
Seme make as well, perhaps,
and leave their name off, But
the name en is a guarantee.
Yeu will see " Wanamaker "
woven en the back of this new
Brussels.
The story of this carpet is
worth telling.
It's the peer of the great New
England names in Brussels
Hartferd, Lewell, Bigelow (and
we have them all.) The com
parison is net odious te it
Whenever we can produce
or procure an article right here
and serve the Philadelphia
market with Philadelphia goods
equal in quality and less in
price than outside competition
can meet, we arc proud; the
Wanamaker Brussels come
straight from city looms te our
carpet floors. Expert informa
tion about frames, threads, and
yarns wouldn't tell you much.
But best worsted, exclusive
styles and quality, sold under
special guarantee of service, at
$1.25 a yard, and a choice of
thirty styles, ought te attract.
The introduction of this line
of carpets is a special triumph.
It will mere than meet the tak
ing cry of "best Brussels " for
$1.25, se often rung upon some
offering of irregular goods.
The single small profit,
which is the only tax between
producer and consumer, enables'
you le buy a regular Bresaets
of higher quality than ever
offered before at the price. An
expert is net needed te tell
quality.
Te be had only here.
Besides these regular Brus
sels we have a , large line of
standard and reliable goods
which we arc offering at retail
for less than wholesale price ;
the art of the artist shows in all
of them.
Tapestries, Brussels-effect at
much less cost; this season's
make. Net an undesirable de
sign among them. Roxbury,
Stinsens, or Smiths; these are
the kinds. Of the last named
five sorts. All the tapestries
with 1s borders. Hall tapes
tries with 9 in. borders and 5$
and $4 stair patterns,
Ingrains, 25c. te $1. Our
stock of these Carpets has been
largely increased, and among
the patterns are many copied
from the better class of goods.
3-ply, best quality, 90c te $1.
Extra Supers, Lewell and all
the best Philadelphia makes, 70
te Sec.
Medium Supers. All wool,
but a trifle under Extra Super
quality, 65c.
Cotten Chain Extra Supers.
Filling all wool ; wear like Ex
tras, 55c.
Union Extra Super, made
like Extra Supers, but half cot
ton, 50c,
Ingrain carpet, made entirely
of cotton ; same number of
"ends" as Extra Super, 40c. A
little lower grade, 35c.
Deuble Chain Cotten ingrain,
30c. Similar, 25c.
Ingrain art squares woven in
one piece, with borders and in
various colors. A little-cost
fleer covering. Styles entirely
our own, $1 te 1.75 a yard.
An entirely new stock of
Smyrna Rugs and Carpets, 1 2x
1 5 feet te deer-mat size.
Twe new carpet linings for
which we have the sole agency
in this city.
First The stamp is J. V.
within a circle. Extra quality,
with very heavy paper and fill
ing el pure cotton no butts,
hemp, tow, straw, or dirt.
Second Cedar lining. The
filling is of young cedar, and
makes it difficult for the moth
te get in his work. It don't
mould, and being less apt te re
tain dampness than soft filling
linings does net foul.
Oil Cleths. All the valued
sorts. Sheets made of extra
heavy canvas, 24, 18, 15, and
12 feet wide, from 75c te $1.25
a square yard. Oil cloth 1 te
WAXAUAKIHB.
2yi yards wide, 30 te 60c a
square yard.
Lignums and Lignitects come
in wide sheets. A preparation
of weed en canvas. Figured
or plain. Very durable.
Se is Linoleum, the cork-compound
covered canvas; claimed
te be softer and mere pliable
than oil cloth.
China Matting. This season's
importation. Made of fresh
grass. 21S styles. Damask
Jeintless Fancys, Plain colors,
and ordinary low grades, 1 5 te
60c. Samples for the asking.
Several sizes of Damask
Matting Rugs.!
23 styles of Japanese Mat
ting. A little lighter than Chi
nese. $10 for a roll of 40 yards.
Less than a year age the price
was $22.
A novelty in the way of rugs
arc 500 of East India make.
Very fine grass. Odd patterns.
5 sizes. Sizes from 3 yards
down.
Information, estimates or
samples sent te any address.
Churches, hotels and the like
arc particularly interested.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
DRY OOODff.
Iw
J.
H. UIVLEH A CO.
Between New and March 1,
1880;
' We Mean te Utnolve Partnership. It
jretwaat te eecn w Bargains in
'' J's)BTa0OB8,BBHB8OOD3,1.ADIBB'
O ,-"- AUD OlttiDUBS-3 COATS,
cabpktp, ett otexns, CLOTHS,
OAfl9!MBtt3, 8U1TIKQ3, Ac,
NOWI8THK TIM.
JBTcn 1'cr Cent. Discount for Cash.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.,
He, aa Hast Kin? Street.
L&NCA8TSU.PA
B
OSTON STORK.
STAMM BROTHERS.
Ne?. 26 & 28 N. Queen St,
l.fNCATEll, PA.
GOODS
Til AT VTE
WANT TO SELL
fJKVOBE-
MOVING,
About rire Hundred
LADIKl' AND CIIILUUKN'S G018AMEBS,
At About Half Prlej.
Upwards of 160 Ilemnants rf
BLACK I1BNUIKTTAS AND llI.ACk C.VSII-
MKUKS.
At Pi Ices that will Bave Yeu M:nry.
About :oe Bemuants
COLOUKO DUESS QOODO,
Of Every Description at Meney Leslrg Prices.
Ten Styles
FINK ALL-WOOL DKK9S CLOTHIS,
One and u-half yards wile, at 75c; former
price, 11.23,
AND
A Thousand Other Things
Which You'll see When Yeu Cemr.
It Has .Never Been Our Pleasure te Dliplsy
se large au Assortment or
NEW
SPUIM DRESS GOODS
As We Are New showing
1 he choicest et tbe choice has beonielecUd
from eveiy manutactuiur, and we have kept
LOW PRICES
in view oil the tlme Epeetat Styles in Amr Amr
te. n and trench Sateeus at Popular Pitces.
Imported ler us rive Cases Zephyr ijieth
GliiKhsms In all the Latest BtmUts and De
alers, epeelal nnnrlnir nf Fifty Dezen Huckabuck
Tewel), all iluen, 8J each.
ATTHK
BOSTON STORE
a Anttl 1. wouiero te Nes (Sand 57 North
t Queen street, right cre lieiu ihupeslrfUOH,
W
M. McOi.UKE.'H
SOUTH QU IlKia 1U LIU H. WCltKS,
Ne. 25 e'euih Quecu Stic t.
PKAUSON X. auUQKH, Superintendent-
12-tld
I
H
OOD'S 8ARSAPARIL.LA.
What is Scrofula
It Is Ihtt Imparity In tM bleed, Sfhlch, so se
cnmulsttnc ttiUws;lutaaottbnek,prodnoM
unsightly lamp or swellings) whlcn cnsi
nstntnl running sores en the sras, leg or
feet) which dereleps nicer In the eTe,ers,
or note, often canting bllnelnsss or daafaeM
which U tlie origin of pimples, esmeeraua
growths, or the many ether manifestations
nsuslly ascribed te "an mers " which, fasten
ing upon the Inngt, eantes consumption and
death. Being the mcstanclent, It Is the most
generator all disease or affections, f errery
fair peisrmssre entirely free from It.
HOW CAf IT BE UUKBIi
By tailing Heed' Sarsaparllla, wtlch, by the
remukible cures It ha accomplished, often
when ether medicine hare failed, has preren
Itself le be a potent and peculiar medicine for
this disease. Berne of the curt are really won
derful. If yen suffer from scrofula In any et
It forms be sure te try Heed's Barssparills.
TUMPKCUMaU MKD101NB
" I have running sores en tny limbs for Are
yearr, se bad at time that I could net walk,
nor sluep nlfhta. When I commenced taking
Heed' kartaparllla I was in palnseierere
that 1 cannot describe IL 1 had no appetite
and fell away. But Heed' Barsapanlla did
me a wondertul amount of geed. I hare a
geed appetite, have gained In flesh and can
sleep well. My seres are almost healed, and I
caneasllyCe a geed day' work." aus. 0. i".
Lean, Dever, M. If.
Heed's Sarsaparllla
Beld by all druggists, lit six ferS. Made
only C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Masi.
100 Deses Ona Dellar
62dAw
UKOVKRtEa.
LENTEN BEJHON GOODS.
Halt and Rmeked rish, Win White Fat
Mackerel, Cedflsh, Bmeved Halibut, canned
Baimon and Lebster, eardlaes, ete , Macaroni.
Gelatine, Ann Mew Yerk Cheese. Canned
Fruit and Vegetab es, Olives and Plcklns.
Onr stock of Coffees and 'Icus compare with
the 11 nest In the market.
I'loane laver us with a trial order. Geed de
livered. GKOtlHK Wis. NT,
Ne. 113 West King Street.
G
RKAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
NO It EDUCTION IN QUALITY AT
NO. 23 CENTRE SQUARE,
UUTQUKATEEDUCTION IN m'.CEH.
TEAS down IS per cent.
COFlTKRS-BKtllte25c per pound, was 28e.
Prime ltle at 21s, was 2'c per pound. Geed
11 le, 20c, was 28i per pound.
SOAPS at Less than Whe'esale Prices.
0. O. Pickles, Choir-Chew, Ac , 2Je per bot
tle, were 333.
Catsup, N. et K. Fsuce. Mustard, Canned
Goods, Prunes. Knlstns, Prunellas, Apricot
Cranberries. Starch, Ac.
All of tbe Very llest Quality and at prices
at which they mutt go.
JOHN A. CLARK.
K0.2B&EKYKE SQUAUE.
N. B. KcmemberlauiS' 1 leg off and Intend
tequttbiulucsj.
CPECIAI, BARGAINS.
Breems and Wash-beards
Ulrcn Away with Tea, at f. CLAKKK'S
TIMltmitOW (SATUKUAY)
UAKCU 3.
A (lead House-Broem Riven away Ith One
Pound efS. Clarke's Mj Tea.
A Geed Deuble Kine Wash-beard fflvcn away
with One Pound CO j Tea.
P. a llemember we are selling a (treat many
groceries nt and below cost in Older te reduce
our stock borens moving;.
JV Will remove te 13 and li Seuth Queen
street about tbe middle of Marce, a low doers
Irem Centre tquare.
S. CLARKE'S
TEA AND COFFEE STOKE,
KO. 52 WST KING STKKKT.
J9-Telephene
AT BDRSK'S,
A JOB LOT OF PLUM TUDDING
In pannd cans, at nretiflv rfduped prices ;
utual prlce SOa can, we will sell for 200, or 3
cans for 5Jc, gunr.nteud.
Just received, a let et line VAN KOSKU
KII1M CIIKKSK, In foil Alse, I'lcnle Size
Pine Cheese, Saprnge, and Chelto lerk Statu
Cream Cheese.
Jutt rectlved, Prcsli Macaroni and Vermi
celli. Just received, Alexis Oedlllnt Olive Oil.
Finest Fresh Tuble Oil. Alse Uuikccs' Salad
Dressing.
Have left about 20 finarler boxes L'ndin
Layer Kalslns ; lermer price, 1 13 jnew selling
at 71 tents.
Fine Large Olives ; also, medium sizes.
Oranges, Lemens nnd 11 inanss, Fine Prunes,
Halslnt-, Prunellns. Figs, uatei, and every
thing lu the Fruit lliif , and prices right,
AT
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 HAST KING BTRI3ET
LAKCASTRH, PA.
"-Telopbeno connection.
CPECIALDRIVKSIN GROCERIES.
REjST!
ACCUSED OF UNDERSELLING.
We are just In receipt et a letter In which a
" Brether " grocer unjustly accuses us of
" taking away his tradu " by underselling.
He Is evidently mistaken. It Is net our doalre
te " take away trade " from any ene. Ue ter
gets that we are living In a Hst age-thit the
man who cannot held up and manfully com
bat with the world, his te glve place te the
ene who can de se. We are governed In the
silo and purchase of our geedt by Ue de
mands of a wide-awake people. Constant and
persistent advertising en our part lias taught
them where te buy. We makeln buying what
many ethers bavelnselllng.andcenBequently
alve our patrons the benentef the purchase
gain. We bolleve that tbe lower the prloe of
anything, the gretter the contumptten. The
lessen of experience has taught us this. We
cannot, therefore, be held responsible fjr the
Iris of trjide te ether heuses.slmply because we
eTer Inducements, se strong, thit It will be a
great saving at the endef Ibu year te buy of us.
parties from elh r towns can save enough en
a tingle purchase te pay all expenee incurred
In coming te town, We have decldel upon
one conrse all the way through. Te buy in
large quantities and sell ts low as we dare sell
p.eur prices may be lower tntn our competi
tors, but this wd caunet help The b.aineis
net with us. If we are accused of doing all the
business, there must be some) reason terlt. If
you will only teke a leek at our store en a Sat
urday, you will say with us youneversaw
the like. When we tell you 20 te 24 buy, po
lite, and attentive elerks a e euip'eyed jeu
will have your denbts this Is net exaggera
tion we want you te come and co. We want
you te count them We can use half a dozen
mera. The sequel te tnt wnein martens
Largest, Neatest and Cheaptat Stere In the
ctty. PollUtndaentleinanly eung Clerks;
nobeju. loe ler UaTgUnsSATUHUAY.
Reist, Wholesales Retail Grocer,
Cor. V. King and L'rlucc Jits.,
(NBXT DOOB TO TH HORRSL H0RS1 HOTIL )
HAVlllXKKY.
pATTERNS, MODTLy, Aa
Central Machine Works.
W. V. CUJIIII.WJS, l'rtp.
COUNEIIOF GKAXTANnCHHISTlAN 8TS
(Ueiret Court Heuso. Jes, II Jlubcr's
Old btuna.)
All kinds of Light Machine Werk, Pattnrut,
Medels, iron and liiuss Castings, Ktc.
Special attention given te developing new
Inventions and te tbH construction of Special
ties In Machinery or. Herdwaie.
TKUUS BKASONAI1LK. SATISFACTION
UUAUAKTSKU. decJUd
CLOTII1XO, tC.
G
RKAT BARGAINS.
Don't Wait Anether
Day
if you want these spee'al greatest 0f alt Bar
gain which we ar new offering Ty oil
only last a fsw day mere ansveaa asvar faa
duplicated at the price """
Fer $8.00,
Thirteen Different Pattern of Cutiwsy
at. a Back Suit The handsomest
most popular try l we have had. Here Here Here
toiere old for 111 00.
FertlO.OO,
A splendid choice of t-Butten Cetaway
J.I'L159 Bnlt- Heretofore told it
1S.O0,
Fer 84.00, $5,00 and $6.00,
All-Weel Stylish Mad Bera' laiu ban
tofere sold for f 7.0 and 0 ou.
350 Pairs Knee Pants
Fer Jlc, .', 3e, 7Se and II 00
,.;The best stvlei will be told out first.
Don't wait another day If you want them.
L. (km Bre.
CC Bd 08 NORTH QUEEN 8T.
M
Y&KS RATHFON.
WK KEEP TUB
QUALITY UP
AND THE
PRICES DOWIT I
Ne house Is better prepared for a LIVELY
81'KI.nu nltADK than we. we cxptet It
we'll hare It.
ALL STYLES
OF
Fashionable Clothing !
OF LATEST CUT,
ABE HEBE IN ABUNDANCE.
Nene of our customer team te lese eenfl.
dome In bb, because our dealing are always
square. Buyers et Clothing these time want
THE VERY BEST QUALITY
FOR THE LEAST POSSIBLE MONEY.
We are aware of this fsct, and none are bet
ter prepared te meet this demand than we.
Myeis & Mhfen,
LEADING CLOTHIIBS,
NO. 12 BAST KLNQ ST.,
'LANCASTER PA.
H
IRSB & BROTHER.
PANTS, PANTS, PANTS.
HIRSH & BROTHER.
PANTS FOKMKN!
PAN'IS FOll BOYS I
PANT8 Felt CBILDBKN I
Being Between Season we will Offer
OVFIt 3,000 FAIRS OF PAN J 8
At Unusually Lew Prices.
MEN'S
Pants, tee Strlped Working Pants, 0c, Pants.
Pants, soe Qrey and Jean Pant, 11 00, rant.
Pants, 200 Fine Checked Pant, ll.tt, Pant.
Pants, 203 Striped andPIald Pant. 1180, Pant.
Pants, 200 Striped and Plain Pants, ll.oe. Pant.
Pants, ISO Striped, Asserted Pants, , Pant.
Pants, 10) L, and D.Cbecked Pant,2.7S, Pant.
Pants, soe A 11-Weel Striped Pant, 1100, Pants.
Pants, 200 All Weel Cheek'd Pants, 18.60 Pant.
Pants, 125 All-Weel ft, A C. Pant. It 00, Pants,
rants, mim. Latest Style Pants, IU Pant.
Punts, 175 Imp'd Lateat Cut Pants, 15.00, Pants.
Pants, lte Im. New'st Cel. rants, $3 te Pants.
A FINE AS'OBTMRNT Or
till AUK PANTS.
IIIGIIEB
BOY'S
Pants, SM
Pants, lte
Pauls, 20J
Pants, 200
Pants. 100
Pants, 100
Pants, UO
Geed Wearing Pants, t'e, Pant.
Striped A Lheck'd Pant, tij. Pants,
Striped Streng Pants, 75c, Pan'.
Ats. Cel's, Stripes, Pants, ."e, Pants.
Weel New'st Pat. Pants, II 00, Pants.
Im. Ass. Pat. Pants, l 25, Pant.
Im. Fine Grade Pant. 11(0 Pants,
CHILDREN'S
Pant. SCO Striped Ass, Cot Pants, 35c, Pant.
Pants, 2C0 Checked Ats. Cel Pants, 50c, Pant.
Pants, 2(0 Chk. and Striped Pants, 62c, Pants
rants. 150 Extra Striped Pant, 75a, Pant.
Pants, 100 Imported Goods, Pants, II 00, Pants.
Pauls, 10J lm. Latest Cut Pants, 11.50, Pants.
NOW IS THE TIME TO fUY PANTS AT
THESE FIUUUKd,
AT
Hirsh & Brether,
THH OE-PRIOH
Clothiers & Furnishers,
COU. N, QUEKNSTUEET ANDCENTttX
PUUAKK. LANCASTER PA
CiJWSAUES.
ViTANDARIMVOKk "'
EDW.EDGERLEY
(JAItRIAUG BUILDER,
NO". 0.Ut1,MAHKKT STKCKT, Bear Of
Pestcrllce, Lancaster, Pa,
I have In Stock and Build te order Every
Variety et the following styles: Coupe, bug
pies, Cabriolets, Carriages Victorias, Busln.s
Wagons, "I"' Carts. McCall Wagons Hurries,
Market Wssenr. Prmtens. Exnress Wairens.
I employ thn best Mechanics and have facu
lties te build cetrecily any style of Carriage
desired. The Quality, Style and Finish et my
work makes It decidtdly the Cheapest in the
markt,
MOTtni "Fair reallng. Honest Werk at
Bettem Prles." Pleate alve mn a call,
vhepMilrg promptly aiteDOed te Prien
lower than all uitmra. One set nf Workmen
especlslly emplej ed ler that purpose.
i ACOH F. bHEAFFEKV
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(MY OWN D1BT1LLATI0N.)
HO. 15 0INXKE 8QUABE,