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Insertion! according te locauen.
THE INTELLIGENCEE,
Lancaster, ra.
aVTttopfeene ConnecUen
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Brans TiuvKiiM. ca hav. Tii DAiir
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Tite Beads Opening.
la Its platform In 18S4 the Kepublican
party said: "The Democratic party has
lulled completely te relieve the pcople of
the burden of unnecessary taxation by n
wise reduction of the surplus. Thelle
publican party pledges itself te correct
the Inequalities et the tariff and te reduce
the surplus."
If we analyze this plank, we discover
three essential prepositions. Pirst, there
Is unnecessary taxation; second, there
are inequalities et the tariff; and third,
the surnlus should be reduced. The
platform of 1SS3 adopted at Chicago will
be hunted through in vain for the dis
covery of like enunciations. This latter
document takes a wholly new departure,
and affirms that rather than alwliah un
necessary taxation by duties en imports,
correct tariff Inequalities, and reduce the
surplus, It is preferable te have free to
bacco and free whisky.
It is net surprising thai this deliver
ance was a severe gag te many Itepufeli-
cans who had been led te belicvethat
the platform et 1S51 meant what it said.
Such staunch Itepublicans in liroeklyn
as Ex-mayor Lew, llev. Dr. Cuylerand
Bey. Dr. Sterrs have boldly ceme out
ever their own signatures te say that
they will net go with their party in tills
crab-like movement. Such an uncom uncem
prlslng newspaper advocate of the He
publican ticket as tbe St. l'aul J'ionccr J'ienccr
Tress could net refrain from making
these comments en the Republican
change of frent:
11 The Kepublican party In 1SSI felt com
pelled te favor Jndicieu rovlalen of the
tarlfT. In 1888 tbe national convention,
rising te lta feet aa one man, with untied
yell of enthuilntle acclamation, applanda
the declaration In aabstance tliattiie tarlfl
Bast be maintained unchangeable as It Is,
and that tbe Internal tazea en tobacco, al
cohol, and whisky mnst be swept away
rather than reduce any protective duty one
lets,"
It is fortunate that the issue this car
la net clouded by the personalities of the
candidates. The Kepublican press states
It concisely and at the same time ex
poses the party weakness en this point.
The Democratic position grows stronger
day by day. 'When November comes
around we will hear less et the cry et
free trade, because it will be shown te
be baseless. The peeple will be re
quired te face the two reads that will
open before them. One will lead along
the thorny highway -of unnecessary taxa
tion and extravagant expenditures. The
ether will point te llewery paths where
taxation is limited te the needs of the
government economically administered
and where the surplus will remain in the
pockets of the people. The voters can be
safely left te decide the questions which
read they willchoeso.
A Problem for Iflalne.
It Is said that 76",00u Republicans will
gather in Xew Yerk te welceme home
Mr. James G. DIalne, and that no hall
can be secured in the city large enough
te accommodate the crowds that will
throng te hear him. This Is tee bad.
We tru9t that some arrangement may be
made te give him an opportunity tespeak,
for thousands of voters in the country
are anxious te learn hew Mr. lllalne is
going te get into tune with his party en
the free whisky questien.
In his famous Paris message Air.
Blaine said : " Se long as there Is whisky
te tax I would tax it. . . . The tax
en whisky by the Federal government,
with its suppression of all illicit distilla
tion and consequent enhancement of
price, has been a powerful agent in the
temperance reform by putting it beyond
the reach of se many." Ills party's
platform declares that rather thai abate
one Jet or tittle of the protective syatemt
free whisky and free tobacco nre prefer
able. It would be an interesting feat of
mental gymnastics te hear Mr. lllaine
try te reconcile himself te the platform
en which he is expected te stand.
Why Weel Wus Made Free.
Here Is a way et looking nt the free
wool question, which may strike home te
some people w he have doubts en the pro
priety of that move. The United States
new experts less tlan $500,000 worth of
woolen goods, while Eegland, with un
taxed raw material, experts mere than
150,000,000 et woolen goods. The Heuso
committee of ways and means admirably
summed up the situation in this report :
We aay te the manufacturer we have
put wool en the lree list te enable him te
uuiaia jerergu markets ana successfully
compete with the foreign manufacturer.
We aay te the laborer In the faotery we put
wool en the free list ae that it msy be lm
ported and be may be em ploy ed te make
Uie goods that are new made by fareiim
labor and Imported Inte the Unhid Htatei:
We aay te tbe consumer we have put wool
ea the free list that he may have woolen
goods cheaper. We Bay te the douieatle
wool-grower we have put wool en the free
Mat te enable tbe manufacturer te import
foreign wool te mix with bis own and thus
enlarge his market and quleken the dr.
GBtadfer tbe consumption of bis wool
While It lightens the burden of tbe tax
payer. Tbe duty en wool new prevents
Marly all the better classes of wools from
owning Inte tbe country, when tbe do de do
aeeaUo produet can only supply about one.
halt of tbe amount required for home
..consumption.
Tbeie are unanswerable arguments.
They meet all objections and appeal te
pocketbooks of nil classes. And they
will be endorsed by the people.
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A (loed Order.
Commander-in-Chief Jehn 1'. Ilea, of
the Grand Army of the Hepublic, has
tasued an order calling attention te that
xtiact from the rules of the or.
IalaUen that forbids particl particl
lUen in politics by the members.
It ilHsply enjoins "that the uniform of
tarn oretr should net be worn at any po pe
litlcaj gathering, and they are admon admen
Ubed te discountenance the use of all pe.
lUlctl badges or devices in any way cal.
CHteWd te associate the Giaud Army of
m Republic with any political party or
candidate, te the end that the fratcrral
ties which new tinlte us may net be im.
paired by partisan contentions."
It will be well for the country and for
the Grand Army, It the rplrlt and letter
of this order is faithfully followed.
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That alerting Independent Jlepulillcun
contemporary, the Jietairare County
Jttceril, puts Indisputable argument in 1110
edlteTlal referring te hew the farmers are
plundered by the high lurid system.
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Orn lives are sengst Ued writes the words
And we est thorn te rausle at ploesnro i
And the song grew glad, or iweet, or tad,
A we cheese te fashion the measure.
And If It Is tad, we can make it glad,
Or It sweet, we can make It sweeter.
Wi: print te-day a telling argument In
favor et frce wool In the statement made te
the secretary et the treasury In 188r by the
National Aisoclalten of Weel Manufac
turers. This waa after the beat of the
presidential election, and la Imbued with
bnslnera and net political vlewa, It waa
unanimously adopted, and Themas Delan
aid James Uobsen, Philadelphia Kepubll Kepubll
eins, were among the signers. Tbose latter
deeltne te aubscrlbe new te what they be
lieved then, perhaps becauae thelr politics
has a firmer bold upon them than their
business.
Jcikiu Coueu has decided In Waterloo,
Iowa, that ginger ale la an Intoxicant, and
Is included under tfialaw' ban of aloehollo
beverages. It only contains three per cent,
of alcohol, but Judge Couch thinks that
three per cent. tee much.
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In the Interest et American labor, which
should In no ovent be neglected, the revi
sion of enr tax lawn contemplated by the
Democratic party would promote tbe ad
vantage el such lalKir by cheapenlng the
coat of noceasarles et Ufa In tbe home of
every werklngman, and at tbe aame time
securing te hlrn steady and romuneratlvo
employment Kdtienal JicmecruHc Plat'
form.
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Demkitic Industries and en ter prices
should net and nerd net be ondangercd
by n reduction and correction of the bur bur
dens et taxation. On the contrary, n fair
and cnreful rovlalen et our tax laws, with
due allowance for the dlllorenre between
thowBgeaof Amerlcan and foreign labor,
must prometo and onceurago every branch
of such Indmtrles and enterprises by giv
ing them asauranoe of an oxtendod market
and steady and continuous operations,-
Democratic Kntinnal Plalertn.
Er.iniut.i: young men are said te be as
Biarce at ruiminer resorts this season as
black swans. This Is bad for the hii rumor
raserls, but well for the young men,
I-'annv l)AK.vrern'hn been divorced
from her husband, i: J ward 11, l'rlce. It Is
said that alie gavoatnenoy consideration
te have l'rlce dlvorced from his wire In
order that slie might marry him. .Tunny's
attlng and domestlo vlewa are net medelled
after a high standard.
Tin; August number of the Ctliolle
H'erM announeos that evor f70O,O0O cash la
new In tbe hands of theso who nre project
ing the new Catholic unlverslty In Wash
ington, with f 100,000 mero guaranteed. It
will be remembered that Miss Uwondelon
Caldwell gave 1.100,000 for this purpose
Iler slster, LlnaUaldwell, hasadded T0,000
endowing a ehnlr In the divinity faeulty.
Mr. r.ugone Kelly, of New Yerk. caveM)..
000, Ukowlse endowing a professorship. A
gentlemen of New Yerk city, who desires
his name kept soerot for the prosent. gave
160,000 mere, The Misses Drexel, el Phila
delphia, have orrdewod a divinity chair In
porpetulty, te be kuewn as the Francis A ,
Drexol chilr, In inomery of thelr doceased
father, f.O.OOO, Tbe Mlssea Andrew, of
Baltimore, have ondewod a divinity ebalr
by a gilt of the same sum, dodlcated In like
inanner te the memory of thelr father, the
late Dr. AndrewH, of Norfolk, l'atrlck
Qulnn, treasurer or the UonnHelal Having
Fund of Philadelphia, gives tL'0,000, and
Mr, iteynelds, of the aame elty, f 10,000.
IiOUls HenrlnRur, Mr. l,eubat and Kev.
Jauies MoMaben, et New Yerk, oaeh tf,000;
Mr. Hlnnot.ef I'nlladelphla.tOOO ; Themas
1). Waggainan, of Washington, ffi.OOO j
Frank KIrrs, of the same oily, fJ,000: Aroh
bishop Williams, fU.EOO, Whlle the divinity
Bahenl will be epened iirst, the phllcijphl
cal faeulty for the laity will be begun with
out delay after tbe opening of tbe divinity
faeulty In last), and chairs In all the branches
et psychological, othletl, aoelal, historical,
philological and biographleal Hlmilea will
be aided en m rapidly as means win allow.
PERSONAL.
Mum (lAiirirt i, widow nr thn president,
has given ri(i,O0U te (lartleld Lnlverallynt
Wlcbltn.
HAsririir. W. Uawkins has been nomi
nated for governor by tbe Itepublicans of
Tonnebsoe.
Fv-SKNATen M.ure.vr: will probably be
... iuj.uuiiiuuuuuiuioier ueucrcss from
the Fourth Vlrgliila district.
J. Waiiiiux Kay, of Greene county, bsa
besn nomlmited for Congress by the He.
tniblleans of the Twonty-leurth dl&triet of
1'ennsyivanla.
CiiAirtM n Coepiir haw Isaued n eill for
the Upubllcan state oemmlltoo te mcet lu
Philadelphia en Auirnsi 8, te nomlnate n
canilldate for auditor general. Themas II,
McCaniHut will be nominated.
Mil. W. li. Scott bollevos he can be re re ro
elected te Uengreas, but has net yet rnatle
up bis mind te run. Ills Urst and foremost
concern Is tbe ro-eleotlon of President
UloveUnil, and he Is said te have hepes et
carrying Pennsylvania for him by earnest
work lu the campaign He holds that there
has been a large increase of the lariil reform
vote j that thu temperance vete will aggro aggre
gate r0.000. drawn mostly from thn ltnnni..
Ilean parly, which he bollevea wilt also lese
tbe support or 0.000 Oermsns who are dis
gusted at the high license law, and with
the Ilutler vntort'tumed te the Democratic
leld be thinks C'loveland and Thiirman
may count en a plurality.
Tu OlU.t tlicHaloen.
Uev l)r. J.Mttillurklnthe Christian I' nlen.
What takes tbe young man te the saloons
at Urst Is net the liquor he gets tbere. It la
the air or uurostralned freedom that per
vades tbe plseB. He can say and de what
he pleases tbore : make himself as comfort-
arjiu as possibie ; Is the peer of every ene
e!sa there ; can ceme and go as early or late
as he cheese. Hels partectly " at home."
Tire company he tlnda is cougeulal, and Is
never wanting. J here Is a real sociability.
All the lurnlture and amusementH are spec
rally devlsed with this end in view. Theie
ii iuu mrngs mat nrst altraet the young
niau. Itisenlyarierward, because llqurr
la served and overy onedrluka It, that he
oentraou the habit or drinking hlmself.
New 1 would have Just bucU rooms Iltted up
n?J,ro.wniOI,en.ovorJ'wllore ' Ihesauieair
of unrestraint j tbe name bright light and
i mt5 ,an.a, 8raetlve comierls, and evin
mere added If pesilble : llvelv mmh. inii
S?.?S ???? ,bllll,artl8. "Krs, with tbe
eul0inn.UkhOr 80da Wflte-'."f the' best
quality, and cheaper than they could be
H'a B5ywuere olse. Above all, lee crlain
should be held there ; and there la nothing
that appeases the tnlrat for someth n5
strong be fully Ba icecream. 1 have heard
of refermBdinebrlates whose boIe aalvTuun
... u '"'"K'nrrsr, mey weu'd ,i ,,1.
furnuhi.,1 according te the locality , net an
elegant parlor m Bem8 rough nelgbbor nelgbber nelgbbor
heod. Nothing llke a "goody" air should
ba there. ikiterani.ni,Ci J , i,i"7...'.li
welcomed, piously euteruined andausp'.
oieusly watehed, net made oemforUtile by
patronizing attendants, but permitted te
make themselves ccmlerUb'ti "cu le
The Tobacco Industries
Tbe national organization el the cigar
tuauufaotiirers met in New Yerk en Wed
nesday te arrange or a national exposition
of the tobacco industries of the United
autes. it waa deelded te ask prominent
flrma te partlclpale In tbe ajpealtien.
The Bnleitlad Frmr,
Chief of 1'ollee Kedenbaugh, of Norrls Nerrls Norrls
tewn, oalled at Chief Weed's office, In
I'lilUdelphla en Wednesday, about the
case of Jaoeb Kelfl, who was doped out
of. 110,000 by oenlldenee men. Farmer
KelU aoeompanlod Chief itedenbtngb, and
Miey were woleomed at tbe Central
by Detective Kurlr. The bends lest by
HlfT were lint mortgage bends et the
Celnmbur, Cincinnati iV Midland rail
road, He, f.02, 6, 81P. 820, 821, 1,401, !,
405, 1,470, 1.471 and 1,47.1, The bank hare
been netliied and the brekers. se that
anybody trying te negotiate the bends
will And himself In the bands of the polies.
Tee New Yerk polies depattinsnt has
also been netllUd.
tTANAMAKKWH
Closed at i r. m. en Saturdays,
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There arc reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or net.
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WANAMAKER'S
MAcrci
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FLOOHSPACE
3 PHILADELPHIA P
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Yeu knew
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that there is no
worthy het weather (or any
weather! thinrr for wear or
home use but wc have it. 11
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come te be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
UOMl'l.KXlOX l'OWDKH.
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OMPIjKXION l'OWDKK.
LADIES!
WHO VAl.UK a KKKINKD COMI'I.KXION
MUST UBE
POZZONI'S
MKUIOATKI)
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin. Uermives all plmples, f ruckleR and OH
colorations, and nntkes thn skin dolleatol;
soil and lieantlful. lloentnlns no lline, whlle,
lnl oranmnle in thruu shades, pink or Ueah,
whlle and hrimolte.
reu UAl.K 1IY
All
Drugglata
Doalera
and Faney GoeJb
Bvorywhero.
4V1IKWAUK GIT lMlTATION8.-fl
aprai lvd
J'AKANOIJl.
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Ladies, Loek te Your
Interests.
Wu began the parnsel season wltlian un
til ely new Btcck. We want te de the mirnn next
)mr. And te that ondeirur Ureal llargnlns In
i'arasels and Hun Umlirullun. l'rlcua nre
markedaway down, and goods must go. Call
and bee llargatns,
R. B. & H,,
NO. II KAST KINUST.
aprt aind
KPUL'ATJO.VAJ..
rriUK
Yeates Institute.
(UK. MOMTOOUKin It. HOOl'Jllt, M. A,
lleadmaster,) will
UKOPEN reit TUK YKAU lSS'K.
ONMONDAY.BBPIBMBBRn.lGOB
Mr. Iloepur promlsej rprclal'v thorough
linirnelleu In aliitheumtlcv, lMnrimnalirp,
Uraik kuuptrrg and the usual Xnullih strrdtca
Hit bera tu nay, also, that having taught for
rnuroihanaijuurturet a contnry.he has tltted
havs ter llurvard. Yalt. rnnniiim. i:niiiiiiiiu.
Auihurht, '1 ilnliy. Wtsi Point, ana Annapolis,
and lm nover had a candldale ler udmlasleu
n looted.
Flve or sir boys will he received Inte the
family of the htmdnntuter.
Circulars lerwnrdvd en application.
Fer further Information apply te the Houd
master, at
Ne. 305 North
Dukn Stret.
JI32mdITh.tS
I AUOU F. HUKAFFKK'U
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(MY OWN DISTILLATION. 1
NO. l&UKNTKK HU1JAUK.
WANTKD- l.AIHUS ANOUKN VLK
uhiu pessusslng small capital te handle
nrare Invention ; ecllpseaail ethrrst norma nerma
dllng, no epjCBttlnn, no risk, esslly rurrlrd
OIUIIV BllOWII. CllSllV geld. Ill niilne m.noue
lie a day, ileu a wces, ISOU a month, isukiu
ycaraiire. Lnlleraddn-si lilts, u.
hMinn.tw ISii north lrrknHt,,T.nnrjuter.ra.
TJKUOMMF.NDKD UY KM1WKNT
l'HVSIUIANS
The " Best " Tonic,
A Ocncontrated Llauld Kxtrnct or Halt and
iltp Korsale only at
J. C.UOUGUTON CO-
Nrw. 1 and 11 Wtwt Klnr alrewt,
BUH1NKS.S MKTUOUS MADE FljAlN.
The system of Instruction at the
LANCASTJCU COUMKUOIAI. COLLKUK,
Is se slmple and plain that any young ldv or
gpntleman can easily master ill the dVtatla of
.business education. ,ul
LIUEUAL TKlttdB.
R5ivin nR ,3oss10s-Tuesdttys, Wednet
.MwijM m uu (uiuiuiaiuin KlVOll UV
. K.O.WKlTLKU,'
,.,... Lancaiter Commercial College.
Q.HKAT KKDl'OTION,
Fine Tailoring
uiCttMvyts65!ckt.a,tUCl'0n UVr "laa 0U-
H. GBRHART'S
Fine Tailorleg Establishment,
4)NOUTHOUKENBTKElir.
LttnDc,ur'eClImp:rl,DKTaller,n ,h0 Clr" J
JJOOD'H BAKSAPAKILLA.
BLOODPOISON
Whether originating In disease, or from hand
ling ohemlrat or vegetable polieoa, te cured
by Heed's Saraaparllla, which thoroughly
cleanses, parities and enriches the blecd.
After such dlieaae a small-pez, searlet fever,
and Diphtheria, flood's parsapatllla is of great
benefit In expelling tbe vlrui and toning np
and strengthening the body.
" 1 was potsenod by polaen Ivy, and let It go
till the poUen get Inte my bleed, when I waa
eblls-ed teglve up my work, and was confined
te my house for two months. 1 had sores and
scales en ten
rilOH I1RA1) TO FEET.
my flnger nails came off, and my hair and
whiskers cameeut, Ihadtwephystclansbut
did net seem te get much better. Then 1 saw
iioed'a Baraaparllla advertised and bought a
bottle. Ithelpedmonemnehthatlcontlnned
taking It till I had used three bottles, when 1
Wis cured. I can recommend Heed's Baraa
parllla te all m the bast bleed pnriner I knew
el" U. W. VtfK, 70 l'aik Avenue, Urock
pert.N.V.
MAHUlA-IMl'Uni BLOOIl
" 1 used te be troubled with fever and ague,
milarla, pimples en the face, and ether atTeo atTee atTeo
tlens resulting from bleed Impurities. 1 was
Induced te try flood's Uarsaparilla t aaaresnlt
I have vigorous lieallh. It keeps me well
throughout the year." W. Htiwabt, (, Hyr Hyr
Ue Avenue, liroeklyn, N. Y.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA.
sol 1 by all druggist. II six for S3. 1'ropared
only by C I. HOOD CO., Lewell, M&as.
10O Deeea One Dellar.
B
ENSON'H l'LASTKItS.
Fer skin and Bcalntrnuiilnn inch
WOU11I as Hciea.0, Tetter, Miniwerm,
Scaly krnpllens, Urnund Itch,
TIIEIB l'olfen Oak, Dandruff. Klllni
llnlr, etc., esantmr llTDRenArn-
WKIUIIT iiiilSeai-H auporlertoaJlothnr
local remedies. ItlsapiireUeiU-
1M cared Heap entlrrly free Ireru
acldi alkallrs or ether Injurious
(101.D matter. Jlrlng sweetly Rcenred
Itliplnniant and refreshing ler
COIN thn lellet, hath and nursery.
Fer the Keneral purpoie et a
dUlnfeetant, HuncnrM HnLr-Hfn C'awdlis a'e
hlnlily catnerned by 1'byslclans everywhere.
1 hnan candles are neat, cleanly, safe, and con
vonlentforfllBlnfectlng Btere uoeim. ilesuts,
(Jellarr, rink,. Ships, lleau, etc Inauranre
ceinpanlea recommend them as a rale means
et employing bulphur
aorAlwavsuseiJKiiaoN'.i Flastis ler nrhea
and pulns. (7)
A KK YOU CONaUMFTlVRT
USK
PAUKBIfa QINQER TONIC
Without delay. A rarn iiiedklnel compost,
tlen that cures when nil clae falls. Has cured
tbe worst cimcis of Umrgh, Weak I.une, Aalh.
raa, Indlguatlen, Inward Pains, Exhaustion.
U)e at DrugglH.
HINDKKCOUNS.
The safest, srrreatnnd beat euro for Cerns,
llnnlnn.. Ac. Steps nil pain. K ns urns corn
Inrt te the feel. Nc or fulls In onre. 15 emits
at Drug-gtsls. U1SUOJC CO., N. V.
(2)
DMT UUUDH.
CKAHONAHLF. HAKOAINS.
WATT & SHAN D
6. O St 10 BAST KI HQ ST.
Special Seasonable Bargains 1
100 P1ICK3
Swiss Embreidewd Fleuncing3,
Frem 1 5c te tl.'i'i a Yard.
We call special altcntten te this let of goods,
aa they ure very doslrable and much less than
regular prices.
50 Dezen Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
(loed Quality Muslin, Narrow 1'lUtal , Al
Linen llosemsand Crrirj,atb)seach,
OJE CASE SATEENS,
New Htylei and Celsrlnga,
AtlXca Yur.l.
Special Sale of Reiiants!
Bhert l.nnglhaandUdd l.e'a of (loeds accu
mulated during the season's business
UKMNANT3 OV SILK,
UKMNANT3 OJTCASHMKUK!?,
ItKUNANTS Or 1ILACK ANII COI-OltKK
HKNUIKTTA8,
UKMNANTS OF ALL KINDS OK HLACK
ANDCOLOUKD DKKSS UOODJ,
UKMNANTS Ol 1IATISTKS AND LAWNS.
These goods are til hnlngrletcd out, rcgarC rcgarC
leas et cost.
SPECIAL !
One let of UAhr-WOOL HUNTINUi), In
UlacltaaiidColers.euIy rilOK.NTSA YAKD,
AT THK
New Yerk Stere.
gPKOlAli.
WATCHES
?.m 'armnra and Uallreaders, It Karat (leld
rtlled UOsa Cases, Klglri Works, J) each.
Jeb Let. Ueat Watch ana Jewel ryltepalnng.
HpectacleR, RyoglaHaeaand Optical Uoed . Cor Cer Cor
reor tlme dally, by telegraph only place In
LODIS WEBER,
Ne. 159X N. Uueen at,, oppnslte City Hetel,
Near l'enn'n Oenul.
CI'KCIAL NOPICK.
GILL.
Watches and Jewelry.
Silverware and Novelties.
Geld Pens and Pencils.
We cull Special Attention te our
1'OL'LI.AK l'OUMAlN l'KX. OiiIt G5c.
Can nse any kind or ink. TaVe a leek at It.
Charles S. Gill,
KO. 10 WEST KINO ST.,
LAKCASTKU, 1'A.
HKAlMJl'AhTKKS FOU WATOUKS
AND all.MUlWAUK.
Watches Si Silverware.
AnyetiH who sppreclatPs what It la te have
a gend watch In thelr pocket, ahcrrld eill and
SCO out
Geneva Nen-Magnetic.
tfer ilrautynf rinlah, Accnracyel Time and
reslilva I'ruet against unvJUuguullclniliiuncii
they are Doeldedly Ahuad.
New Goods
n Water Pitcher. Jlerrv
nihe. Etc , ut
LOWES 1'MAl.UETPUlUaH,
WALTER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANUASTEli. PA.
" Cerner of Orange. nl-tfd
TOBACCO.
A FINE 1'IKCEOf" --
CffEWIMG
TOBACCO
13 1NDIKD ALUXUKY.
FINZER'S
Old Honesty.
Cemes as near being a flne piece et l'LUU
TOHACCO ai it U (possible te make it,
and Is known as a
STANDARD BRAND
AMONG DKALKUS.
We are sum that ONE TUlALwUl Convince
Yeu of lu Merits.
-Loek for the red U Un logon each plug.fjtt
J no. Finzer & Bre.'s,
I.OUI8V1LLK, KY
(I)
JIUOTH AXD &SOJMI.
A MISTAKE
Llke all ether business men we sometimes
make rnlstakes.
ll.VVIKII IIUUHHTTOO MANY
Men's Dongola Shoes
Fer Hummer Wear and Tender Feet we con
cluded te
Sell Thtm OIF Brgrdlcss of Cost.
The t'JOO line we will new sell ati: be, and
the 12 W Line we will sell at 00.
We have a large assortment of thcie Shoes.
They are as fellows :
Men's llrlgtit Dongola, $3.00 Tip, Lace and
Congress Bhees, reduced te K te.
Men's llrlght Uonge!a3.00 Plain Opera Tee,
Lace and congress Bhees, reduced te 12 SO.
Men's Dull Dongola 12,5 Tip, Lace and Con
gress shoes, redtrccd te 12 (0.
Men's Dull Dongola f 150 rieln, Uread Tee,
Wlde Bhees, ter Older Men, reduced te t2 00.
A full line of theso Shoes can be seen In enr
Indews.
The One-IMce Chli llouse.
jt &
i
The Lta-iera of Lew Prices
IN
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ne. 3 Eiht King Street,
LANUASTKU. 1'A.
TKUXK8.
rpRUNKS, TK4VKMKG HAHS, Ai
ALWAYS AHEAD I
TBMKS !
TETJMS !
HKOKHKl) 'lO-DAi,
A Carload of Trunks.
ALL PRICES.
$lt50 TO S25.0O.
ALEOALAUUK A3S011TM H.NT Ot
Traveling Bags.
-AT-
E labertush & Sen's
SADDLE, HAUNESS,
-AND-
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LANOASTKU. PA.
HUVUMWUMMlmHlMti tluilll.
QAL.L AND SKK
-TUK-
ROCHESTER LAMP
BUty Candle-Light 1 Beau them aU.
Anether Let Of CHEAP GLOBES for Qu an
ou stoves.
TBB "PHUFEOTION"
MEt'AL MOULDING A KUBBEU CUSHION
WEATHERSTRIP
Beata them all.rThls strip outwears all ether r;
Keera out the cold. aunniii!iiisni.inin.
T.lttAu .K.. .. lnA. A.. ? . V".
ndu the dust, Koen out snow ana min.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made
Dr a
1W
in applying iu Can be ntted anywhere-no
hole te bere, ready for use. It will rj
net split,
warn or shrink a cnthlen strip is the mei
riArrmt. At the Steve, Heater and Uazve
1
etere;
-or-;
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens.
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANOABTEK.PA.
ATTuu.vxya.
T U 1 U KK 0. KAOFFM AN,
ATTOUNEV-AT-LAW,
Kd. 1 RdlTTH PKIVnir IT t ... ...
OS-lydAw 1
m
mm
Dttr GOODS. '
JOOK AT OUR BARGAINS.
Ne Ml Season
FOR US.
LOOK AT OUK BAlUalKS:
WuhDiMGoed(
Hosiery, Corsets,
m Underwear,
Table Linens,
Vapliins, Towels,
White Goods, At.
JOHN S. BIVIER,
6 & 8 North Queen St,
,, LANOAUTKK. PA.
marlO-lydAw
M
EROHANT TA1I.ORINQ.
HA&ER & BROTHER.
White Goods
INDIA L1NKN, ttlKNCU NAINSOOK,
U1HUU1G NAINSOOK, DOITED MULL,
TH1D LAWN, V1UTOUIA LAWN.
EMBROIDERIES
-AND
AU-Over FleunciDg!
NEWEST SA11NX?,
NEWEST BATISTES,
NKWESTCUALLIES,
NEWK3T QINQIIAMS,
PAKASOLS,
ULOVEB.
Hager & Brether,
2! & 27 West King Street.
S
TAMM BROTHERS.
GOING ! GOING !
GONE!
Valuable Business Property
-AT-
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
OniruiDAY.AUQUSTJO.atS p m., Will be
offered, at the Uoepor Heuse, the t ery deslra.
hie bualaeis property, N01. SJ and 87 NOUTU
QUXKN ST (aoress from Posteflloe) as the
property et Btaram Brethers, consisting et 78
feet UK Inches front, extending back te a
depth et 2t J feet, mere or les?, with a throb (3)
surry Shep fronting en Christian street, uted
as n manufactory. Alse right of way through
three (3) feet alley and stairway te second,
story. The Btere Uoem Is ene or the ttneat and
best adapted ter general morcantlle bmlnesa
te be found unysv here, having lately been re
modeled by the owners. Bald store room Is 23
feet i Inches wide and 100 feet long, vent,
lated and lighted In the most Improved style.
Parties can view the premises by calling en
Messrs. etamm Ilres., or the aaslgnee.
W r. BKYEU, Assignee.
Tuej. J. Davis, Atterney.
11 VV1NU UKAD Til K ABOVK
COME STRAIGHT
Te our Stere ami take ad autage of the
Extraordinary Bargains
'J HAT WK AUK UrriClUNU.
Everybody Pleased,
Ne Disappointment.
Tuko lime aud leek ever our Bargiim.
Ne Tieutle ie Shew Gecdi
DON'T
STAY
AWAY.
Ererjthiug Must Be iTelil,
AT THE
BOSTON STOEE,
85 &37 North Queen Street.
Stamm Brethers.!
cLOTmite,&c.
ASKEW
ea MR.
ATNea..tu AHuas wasrjiiKQ bthkbt.
et7-ira
jyjTKKB A KATHrON.
SERGES.
THE MOST AQREEABLI TBINO
IN
SUMMER CLOTHIM
reK-
MEN'S WEAR
-ISA-
SERGE!
We have them for 115, lift, 130 and . made
te order In strictly nrst-class style.
A HANDSOME STOCK Or
Summer Trousers I
.1.60 TO SIO OO.
IN LIGHT AND MIXED COLOB).
Myers & Rathfon,
FASHIONAIILK TA 11.011?,
NO. 12 BAST KING ST.,
LAMCABTEK FA.
TJKDUOED PRIOKH.
L. GANSHAN & BRO.
Great Sacriflc Sale !
MEN'S, BOYS1 AXD CIIILDIIEN'S CLOTHING
UEDUCED ALM03T TO ONK-HALIT
TUEIlt ACTUAL VALUE.
Our Summer Goods must go for want et
room.
bnch low prices were never heard of bofera
in this city.
boa I'alr children's Knee 1'ants at 2S, 33, 41, 45,
CO. 75 cu, $1 00.
7(0 Pair Mdn's 1'anU at CO, C5, 70, 80,90 ets,
andiue.
bio l'alr Men's CasMmere and Worsted Fants
attl.2S. II 50 2 00, tl w and ta CO.
350 Children's Bulla at II .. tl SO, $ VC0. $1 CO
1,000 Men's butts, Worsteds. Casstmeres and
Cheviots, at 14, 10.IM10 and 12.
Prices That Will Astonish Yeu.
lteya' Soersucker C cut and Vcstat70a; lien'
atuea.
Men's Thin Coats at 25c.
Men's Mohair and Sergo Ceat and Vesta ;
aIe Flannel ccatB and Vtatsal J1.1S, il.60, IL
2 se, S3 and 14.
Seu Men's Odd Vests at BOc, 75e and II 00.
. srlhls offer will held geed until every dol
lar's worth of Summer Goods Is sold.
L Gansman d Bra.,
S.W. CORNER
NORTH QUEEN & OBANQE B78.
LANCASTEU, 1'A.
M
ERCHANT TA1 LORINQ.
MERCHANT TAILORING
IN ALL ITS IIKANC'UKS.
Balbriggan, Summer Merine
AND-
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
Neckwear, Cellars, Cuff, Suspenders,
Hosiery, Etc.
Flannel Shirts, Percale Shirts
and "White Shirts,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES.
The People's Cash Stere,
NO. 25 BAST KING ST.,
(Kext I'oertoth Lancaster Ctunty National
Hank,)
LANCASTEU, V A.
marl M yd Aw
Tie People's Cash Stere
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
UUNNEU8.-A11 persons are hereby for.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall and Speedwell estates in Lebanon or
LaneMier counties, whether Inclesed or nnln.
closed, either for tie purpose of shmttnrr or
rtahlns-, aa the Uw wUl be rigidly enforced
acmlnst all trespassing en said lands of the un
designed after Ihls notice.
WU. COLEMAN EKEEfclAK.
K, PXEOY ALDEN,
DW. O.IUUiJt,
Atterasn let H.W4eiaiBaa't Hsu
"Mifrfc -. r rr-