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JJtUASTIli, JULY 13, lest.
-ygg PAO.T imuiicM publishes all the
telegraphic news of the United trees up te
Ik Utest posslble hour.
TJRMS-The Daily xaitlen of Ttti lrraut-
no la flellvcred by conlers In the city
. and surrounding towns for 10c per woek t
67 uui, 18.00 a year t 12.60 for six menuu
WM for three months t 60c per month.
tn Wiiilt lrnrtLlaBHcuB (Deuble Bheet)
JHfbt rage, only 11.50 per annum, In ad
Tan oe.
ubecrtben wishing their address changed
tauit also state whero the ;paper la new ter
warded.
' areruemenU front 10 te cu.per line
ftOh.tnaorUen, according te location.
TU 1HTKLL10KWOKB,
Lancaster, ra.
Telephone connectiea
Psnsess LiTie Teww rOB tub f "ases, akd
80MMER TXUVMWM. CAM HAY TUB B "
IirtiuaijrcR Miid te The, 1'est l'Ain
OR 10 CBXT A W". TUB AUBREY 1UIKO
CBAXOID AS Om A DESIRED.
m m
Will Ket De Vantage.
0ie Mills bill has passed the J)emc
entlc Heuso with practically a solid
Democratic vote ngalnst a solid Jlepubli
can vote ; the issue having already been
Slide a party one by the action of the
political conventions, such crystallization
et the vote in Congress was te be looked
for. The few llepublicans who voted
for the bill and the few Democrats who
voted against it undoubtedly did ee
from honest conviction, since their
political Interests and prejudices would
have led them a different way ; but that
their Judgment is superior te that et the
great majority of their party associates is
net at all te be presumed. If r. Randall
and Mr. Sewden nre men of great force
and determination of mind, and found
themselves unable te jleld their
convictions te these of their party
associates upon a question of politi
cal economy. It they did net think
with them, they could net be expected te
vote with tliera. Upen this issue they
have placed themselves apart from their
party; but they have net neces
sarily ceased te be Democrats.
They are net llepublicans certainly ; and
doubtless would be mere usable te
agree with a tnriff bill of the Ro Re
publican majority than with that of the
Democratic majority. Though the tariff
issue has been made the most prominent
one In this campaign, it is net the
chief isiue involved in the question
as te whether the Democratic administra
tion shall be retained In power. The res
old It has made in practical government
is wholly outside that which it makes
upon tariff reform; there is nbundant
opportunity for the highest of tariff men
te continue in Democratic fellowship in
this contest, and none supposes that such
old and reliable Democratic leaders ns
ltandall and Sewden will need te search
for any ether political fold.
The tariff issue is a peculiar one, and
there has never been unanimity of Bonti Benti
ment upon It In either political party.
We approach it closer new than
we ever have befere; and it is
because the Mills bill drops all
pretension et free trade, and Is made
up te give due protection te all
the manufacturing interests of the conn cenn
try. The additions of raw materials,
which it makes te the free list, are di
rectly for the benefit of the manufactur
ing Industry anil generally offset any re
duction of duty mnde upon manufac
tures. Ne such reductions are made, or
at least nene are intended te be made,
that will cripple any Industry. The idea
has been te give adequate protection te
all existing industries, and we believe
thitithas been done. The Democrats
who voted against the bill must believe
that in important particulars it has net
been done ; for surely they should net
ask mere than adequate piotectieu for
manufacturers.
This is the Republican demand and
with it we believe no Democrat can have
sympathy. Super-abundant protection
simply affords opportunity for combina cembina combina
t'.en of capital te control the home pro
duction ; and such monopolies have al
ways had the opposition of Mr. ltandall
and of Mr. Sewden. They have always
hsen tribunes of the peeple; and the
error they new fall into la one of the head
and net of the heart. "We belleve that
they de err in believing that the Mills
bill will de damage te any manufacturing
Industry.
Itiageneially a geed and logical bill,
topping off only excessive duties nod net
increasing the free list as much as it
should, for coal and the ores of all metals
might well be added te it, as rav ma
terials of manufacture. The admission
of cotton ties without duty seems te be
the only illogical prevision of Impeitance
in the bill. It was done in the interest of
tne cotton producer; and though there
does net seem te be any reason why cot
ton ties mere than nails should be free,
the concession made was net a very seri seri
eus one te gratify the demand of se 1m 1m
pertent a production of the country.
The measure en the whole is one that
may be very strongly defended, and can
be but weakly assaulted ; especially by a
party that has been nble te agree upon
no ether measure that will set off against
it. The Republicans occupy a very weak
position before the country in practicaLy
confessing that they cannot agree upon
a tariff bill. Against the Democratic
party, presenting a great front for a mea
sure passed by the almost unanimous
Democratic Heuse, is opposed a party
that dlsagree with the Democratic posi pesi posi
tlen without being able te agree upon
its own. It Is net a position of
dignity and strength. There is a
situation confronting the country that
must be met; it is the necessity of re.
duclng revenue and taxation. This is
conceded; and if the Democratic plan of
reduction la bad, it can only be shown by
the presentation of a better plan. Tree
whisky will net de for the Itepublican
party campaigu horse; and yet that is
the animal they are astride,lf they cannot
ugree upon a plan of tariff reduction.
Sleeks ar.il Values.
If stocks and values generally de net
go down upon the passage of the Milli
bill in the Heuse, Itepublican editors and
politicians will be greatly disappointed.
The cessation of business activity during
this year has been confidently charged te
the tariff agitation; and if the medicine
deea net continue te work the same way
right up te the election, there will be a
nut for our Itepublican editors te crack
and tell us why this is thus. We are of
opinion that there will be a steady im
provement in trade and values from new
oeAVo might claim that it has been caused
hy the Mills bill, since the movement
will date from the passage et that mea.
sure in the Heuse. "We are net inclined,
however, te think that this has had such
prompt effect. The measure is se inne
cent of offense te the manufacturing in
dustry thas the final settlement of It
previsions has probably had a reassuring
effect upon manufacturers who have been
alarmed by the cry that the Democratic
party proposed free trade. Te this ex
tent the measure may ie respeusiuiu .ui
the better feeling new manifest in trade
circles. Hut this is the season of the
year when the appearance of the custom
ary autumn activity In business begins te
be felt, and the signs of Improvement
new are doubtless due chiefly te the prep
aration being made te the fall business.
Passage or the Mills Hill.
We present te-day a review of the
Mills bill in Its amended state as it passed
the Heuse finally en Saturday. It is es
santlally the same measure that was in
troduced In the Heuso months age, the
changes In it net nffecting 1U primary
principle of promoting the prosperity et
the masses without impairing the earning
pjwer of the workman or manufacturer.
The difference between the wages in thi
country nnd wages abroad is kept always
in view, and the changes in duties aie
made with strict reference thereto.
It is net a free trade measure, and the
effort by the llepublicans te show it such
is bound te prove ineffective. Any one
who reads it will see that the average re
duction in the entire bill Is only about
seven per cent, from present duties.
Articles such as wool, copper ere and
lumber are placed upon the free list, but
this is dene te enable American manu
facturers te get materials that are essen
tial te their manufactured products nt
lowest cost ; which will have the effect of
stimulating manufactures by taking off
the tariff incubus and nt the same time
reducing te the workingrean the prices
that he pays for necessaries.
It is a bill for the relief of the ceuutiy
from unnecessary taxation, and it is cer
tain te rcceive the indersement of the
people nt the polls in November.
Thk Dotnecratlo leaders tire confident of
carrying New Jersoy, which In geed mid.
summer newa. "
AVu have aeen conalderable base bnll
Hlang-, but this from the lllngliamteti
Leader, In description of a kmiic, leads ttie
list : " The feo tbeu took ntiae'lc at tliolum tlielum tliolum
ber, but they went out In olUHter."
Uueikik Ai.rmni Tewnibnh Is te wrlte
the authorized campaign biography of J.evl
1. Morten tonccempanyOonoral Lew Wal
lace's llfoet llnrrlaen. "OathV fame hi n
fact Htrotcher will be very avallable for this
work.
Tin: Mew Yerk J'reu makes mi stuck
upon Colenol J, anion t for aliened prnfes.
Bleual knavery ah a lawyer. Tlie J'rei
baa started In te de the dirty work In this
campaign.
Tin: Irroprea.lblo eutlet of our govern,
tnent BoheoU atlll manages te koep hlruHOll
befere tbe pubde by Ida scandaleua con
duct. Heveral ynuni; uieu at Annapolis are
new undergoing a oeurt-tnartlal for !iR7li)K
a ciiiei named J'aynr. This young man
watt made te stand en Ida head, chew can can
dle Rroase, eat pnper and go through a
number et equally dlsauroeablo perform
ances. This kind of notion In chlldien
in Ik lit ba oxcttsable, but when It Is prao prae prao
tleoJ by young men who are oxpeeted
lomedayto boadefensoto their country,"
the grest a te of Juitloe should be called
into requisition, and It should full wtiore
tlioellenuo llea.
Down with tlie notion Hint tlie Mills bill
mcatiH Iren tiade. It leaves the nveniKe
duty nt -10 per emit higher than It was
under the Merrill tarltl of 1801!, hlgher tliun
the ltepulillcans pronetod te lenve It In
1SS1.
Tin: rolip.e of the moon was mere bean
tlful than will be thoecllpso of the Hepubll
cm parly.
Tun Jiic Monthly takei n roseato
vlew of Amerlcan Kjlltlca when It says that
' thoie Is ovldcnceof an Inoreaslng num num num
borefmon whotake the llvollest rosallble
intorest lu pelltlcB, net as a Kme, net for
the snke of Increasing their own pewer, ncr
for Becurlng places either for thoinselvcs or
for their friend?, but boeauso, as they lmve
olenror conRelcusncs of their political na
ture and the wliole movemont of Amorl Amerl
can hlBtery ban been toward the dovelop.
ment of this conssleusnoss they take a
koener Interest In politics ns an expres
sion of human thought, as un clement In
large prel loins."
PERSONAL.
Mas Ci.iki.ani hai been elected the
troamircref ;the fund Inr erection of en
American ohiireh In lierlln.
Wim.mm WAii:nMKM:n, a well known
euauian, was drowned In the Hchuylklll
river In rtilladelphla, en ttuuday.
Kmh. HciiANnuiN, a millionaire brewer
of Mllwnukct", iittx jtied In llremen, (ier
inany, whero he had geno en a ploasiire
trip.
I'ROr-KSHen H. v. Lowlsdled nn Saturday
at MKiiuiuBier, Keglnnd. Un whu born lu
1'nilndclphU November lu. IbKI. ami wa
en eniluent geologist.
U. M. Ian-, Juatleoef the peaoe and a
Deincoratle politician, of Carlisle, dled sud
denly en Katurduy from heart dlsease. lie
was for many jears connected with the
JlarrUburg .V. I'otetnao railroad, nnd was a
graduate of Dickinsen cellege.
Ki.iik(" v TAVi.en, thosged mother of
the lata diHilnKiilsked Ilayard Tayler, ls ls
lled West Cheater, en Hatuiday. from her
home In Kennett Hquare, and whlle thore
was taken te the nefw publle library roemx
where the handsome memorial window te
the memory of her seu was shown her mid
with wlit'ti nhe was niucli pleased. Mrs
J'avler Is In her nlnetles, but Is rematkably
well prcBorved for one of her yearn.
Ilie Vieu ill mount iiIhuc
Is net whIUi than the teeth that nie dally
rubbed with SOOUONT, and coral gatherert
In ocean depth, cannot surpass the hue of
gums Irced tram spenglness of the fame salu
tary agent American ladlti Ijlttng lerelgn
lunds, Micttotte admiration of beholders and
the envy or ether transatlantic Btster with
thy surprUlng exccllenceef thelrteeth. When
asked te whu Uiuyowe this charm, they u,i,r
,nr ten tatismanlc werd,S0.Ol)ONT
jiamw Kit arm cw.
JLANDANNa. llANDKKH(JUlhrB.
QKT YOUIl
Bandanna Handkerchiefs
3, 5 ind 10 Centf),
AT
ERISM
AN'S.
leTN6It U00T ''JIer', holograph uai.
ATTUUNXXtl.
JUXUKK H. KA-UFMAN,
ATXOUNEY-AT-LAW,
0. BOUTU rniNCK OX., Lancaster. 1'a.
rJB-ly(lw
"VrKUVOUa UKADACUES.
The Nerves
Bemberg nays " tht neuralt la Is the prayer
of tne nervci for healthy bleed." lhl It
equally true of every form of ncrveiu aiseiue.
l tlia bleed It In a normal condition the ner
vous system receives from It the strength Ha
function, require. Uence the nil Important
quoillen of the purification el the bleed again
linprosses Itself upon us. A inomentof care
ful thought enable us te roallr.e why lloed'a
Bartaparlllabyttapowerto purify the bleed
producescures tna great variety of diseases
te an oztent hitherto unknown.
" When 1 began taking lloed'a Hart apixrltla t
wis confined te the bed nearly all the time.
New I am upthajicntpartef the day, bave n,
botternppoltio than for five years, and am net
nearly se nerven. ail have been." Una. ant
A.lUH-nx. Nice town, Philadelphia.
Nervous Headaches
" 1 have been for years a great sutTerer Irem
nervous hoadeche of an ami tti ally severe type.
1 bave tried n great many romedlet, but never
found any relief till 1 began te use Heed's Bar
sspalllle. llefere the second bettle was gene
my headaches wero net se severe nor se fro.
quant, lam just beginning the fourth bettle
and have net foil e well for years. The con
fused dlcry feeling In the head Is absolutely
geno, and my goneral health Is wonderfully
Improved. I wrlle lets, hoping It may lnduce
someothorsuirerarllkouysoll te try this In
valnablomedlclne." M,W, 8. CAitrwmuirr,
Shelter Island, Suffolk Ce , M, V.
Heed's Sareaparilla
Beld by all druggists. II I six for I. I'reparcd
only by C. 1, HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mess.
100 Deaea One Dellar.
WANA&IAKK1VH
Closed at i r. m. en Saturdays.
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamakcr's
is a meeting and Testing and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There are 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.
err msi
L.
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SQVAXl
WANAMAKER'S
MAcrcs
fci FLOOR SPACE
S PHILADELPHIA P
rumrccNni i"
"1 r
Yeu knew that there is
no
worthy het weather (or any
weamer) tiling ler wear or
home use
you can't
but we have it. If
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.
VOMt'l.KXION l'O WD Kit
e
OMIM.KXION l'OWDKK.
LADIES!
WHO AJ,IJK A ItKKINKII COM I'l.tt AION
MUST USK
POZZONI'S
MKIHOATKU
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin. Itoiuevtsull pimples, Irccklca unit els els els
colerations, and mikes the skin dellcatnly
neit and tmiiiitunl. ltcentalns no lime, white.
lend or amcnla In thrue shades, pink or flesh,
ftbltuaud brnnettu.
treit HAI.K 11Y
All lDrtiffglatB nntl Fnney Ooeaa
Donlera jOvorywbero.
JWIIKWAIIK Or lMlTATlONB.-
ftlirii tvn
J.BUA1. yUlXVBH,
BSl'ATK OV ADAM K. JIAMUKUIIIT,
lutn of the city or Lancaster, dect-usril,
IhO UIlderHltfllf d fLUdllnr. flt.nnlnf.iil ... ..Iu
trlliuiu the Imlancu reiunlnln In the hands of
Ueergu M. liHiubilght, administrator, e. b n.
e t, il, te and atnenir these legnlly entlUrd te
the sauie. will Bit fir that puiiuiaonn'Jhurs puiiuiaenn'Jhurs
day, thu li.tb duy et August, lb. at 10 o'clock
a.m., In thu Library Uoeuinr the Court Heuse.
In inaptly et l.anctstur, whurnall persons In
Uiresltd in said distribution may atiend
Hj'J-atdM JUJIN K.UNYDKU. Auditor.
E STATU OF KMA1IKTH M. 11AM
litlKht, late of thu City of haucaslei. do de
ceascd. Thu uniterslgned uuillter, appointed
tedUtrlbuta thu baianca rtunalnlng In thi.
hands nt Ueorge M niimbrlght. executer el
the will of sala deceased, te and ameniMlinen
legally onlltled te the name, will aliter that
purpose en -ihiirsday, the blxieenih Hnycil
August, is.--", at 10 o'clock a m , in the I llury
ItiKimet the court Heuse, In the city of t an.
castur. whure all pennns Interested In said
dim llintfn may intend
u-3tdM JOHN K.a.NVUKlt, Auditor.
IjlSl'ATK OK "UAMKI. " HIOKUy',
-J late or Lancaster city, deceased.
l.ettoisefadmlnlsiiatlonousalilestatohivliiK
been Krunieil te the nndrislgnrd, all persons
Indebted ihurote ui-e requested te maku Imme
diate payiiituit. and these having claims or de.
maiifls ugalnst the Hnine, will present them
nltheut iliilnj- ter settlement ;e the under
signed, at Si j,eith Duke Ktieet
i. -nit.. W.U. HK.NRKL,
JeMBtdM AdiuliilHrater.
ESTATK OK JOSKl'H 11 MC, I.A.TI:
et inhlrjjten boieugh. Lancaster Ce.
deceased. 'llieuudurslKiieduudlier. uprelntcd
te distribute thu baltncu ruinulnliiK In the
lmndset Henry Wertx, admlntatiuter et nam
eslate. te and among these legally entlllca te
thu sumo, win sit iai that purpoiuen Wedn
day, Anpust IMnvS, at 10 o'clock a in . In t
COlirt llllllSII. Ill tin, fltu nl I ......' .. ...
es
thu
alt V"d"U,U lllU'le",t1 '" "alrtdl.trthull'en may
heie
l.tiismsi " -"-"""'!."
Auditor.
TOSTATKOl' J AMia MiK K.NNA.LATi:
. ,'",KJU,u,r city. ! deceaned l.et-
...0 .Va.......j..,.,, j .,,, nnui iinie naviuir beun
WS11..!0 ,he underslgned. all ptirsens In.
diibted theiote ure rnjiiusted temuku lumo lume lumo
dluteeatllumnnt.andlhosu having claims or
di'inanfls against thu same, will piesent thein
without delay for settlement te the uudei.
Blm"1- AUWKS KI.LLY, Kxeenlrli.
iekmkO, Smith, Aitomey. HjUetdU
TCTSTATK Ol' JOHN
UN .SOUAKKNKK,
city; Pennsylvania, de
tied uudllnr, appointed
jjj latent Lancaster
i-msvu. iiih unanrsigned uuduer, annel
mi ai.iriuuin ma bamnca remulnlug In the
h n it n j i if k Him tint... tu.. .. . .' . : ""
lmndM tif
nam ttitue,
ri pvuituuur, uuuimiBirairix of
tilled te the sauie, will H ler that purpoe en
rilday, August 17 Is f, ut 10 o'clock a. n".
COUrl HflUSIl. Il lhH IMlV rvf Lnnnaul... .'..!..
i" uuu uutuuK ixieu jtuiiy en
all perseus Interested tusaft olstrlbiitten muv
a,f rt,rt x, tUU K.N K U. BM 1 1 II, "y
JjuatdM Auditor.
UaHKIAUES. "
Q'lANDAlU) WOKK.
EDVy.EDOERLEY
L'IKMAUE 1JUILDKR,
MOS.10, HHOMiUKW 8TKKKT, Uear et
1'OateUlcu, Luncasuii, l'a,
1 haye in Stock and Uutld te Order Krery
,tt",J.t,?,o',S"Je"0"lnK ."t'M J J" P. .Hug.
Klua, Cabrlnleui, Curriiiges, vi
iciones, nualiifes
iBKuus.-t-uurui, ucceii wagons, hurrti
Market Wagons, 1'hnitens, Kxpnisa Wagons
I employ the bust llethantcs. and June ipc
Wagons, hurries,
B.
Iltua te build cerTecUy nny style of Canluge
HSlV- JH'O.S.ua'lty. Styfu and riulsh et my
ZlVi "ak,) 'I doddedly the Cheapest la tee
mum Hi.
clTlWllHUTAHuVlXANDCU,CA1,lt8T I
SOOTS AND BJIOBM.
F
lOOT WEAR.
uOnSave Heney
HY VISITING
STACKHOUSE'S
AND PURCHASING YOUK
FOOT WEAR.
WT11K 1IK3T BII0K8
I'ltlCKIlN THKCITV.
ANU I.OW18T
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
89 St 30 BABX KINO, ST.
LANOASTKlt, l'A. aWlydAir
P
IOHHAHUA1NB.
A MISTAKE
I.lke another btulnrst men we semallmes
make mistakes.
1IAV1SO UOUUHl'TOO UANI
Men's Dongola Shoes
for Siurmer Wear and Tender hoot we con cen cen
eluded te
Sell Thtra Oif Begirdha of (M
lhe tlM Line we will new sell at iG0, and
the UK) Line we will sell at i).
We have a large assortment of these Shoes.
They are as fellows :
lien's Bright Dongola, IJ 00 Tip, Lace and
Cengress Shoes, reduced te K 60.
Mon'sllrlghtDengo'a 13.00 l'l&ln Opera Tee,
Lice nnd congress Shoes, reduced te 2 M.
Men's Dull Dongola 2,si Tip, Lace and Con
gress Shoes, reduced te 12 (0.
Men's Dnll Dongola 12.60 1'latn, Uread Tee,
Wide Shoes, ler Older Men, reduced te i 00.
A full line et these Shoes can be seen In our
W tndews.
Tlie Oue-Ft Ire Cash lleusc.
&
The Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ne. 3 Etht King Sired,
LANUASTKU. PA.
VAHAHOl.N.
R.H
.V II.
Ladies, Loek te Your
Interests.
We began the parasol season with an en
tlrely new stock. We want te de the same next
year. And te that end offer Ureal Uargalns In
l'nrasels and Hun Umbrellas, Prices are
marked away down, and goods must .go. Call
and seu Uargalns.
R. B. & H.,
NO. II KABTK1NUBT,
apft-Sind
HUS.MI,JUI1.I1J muuAtm.
QAliL AND HKU
-THI-
ROCHESTER LAMP
BlrtyCanOJe-Ltghti iteata thorn all.
Anether Let et CHEAruLOUKS foreaa sn
UU Bteyea.
THH "PHBFBOTIOM"
MEl'AL MOULDING A UUBBKU CUBIilOH
WEATHERSTRIP
Heabj thorn alLrrus strip outwears alt etherr .
5S2r.?n0ut.Vh SPaKa'wlndew,:
Anyone can apply tt no waste or dirt made
..wUUU m.w uuek. acuii uui HUDTannmn.
lu applying IL Can be ntted
can de niied anywhere no
iadv for use. it will nut nii.
uuius w uere, reaay ler use.
warp or shrink a cushion strip U the most
rerlect.
81 ere
At the Steve, Heater
and llange
i-or-:
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUBBN ST.,
LANUABTHU. PA.
VOAU.
J If. MARTIN A CO ,
Whelesalnand ltetall Doalerslnall klndsef
LUMUKK AND CUA1,.
?lXARD-Ne-42' North W"!"1" andv0.4W
North l-ilnce strueta, Lancaster, l'a nMyd
jgAUMUARDNKR'H COMPANY,
COAL DEALERS.
t,I,jT.Na ,la No'rth.gueenStreot, and Nc.
564 North l'rtnee street.
Derio,tD:NerUl l'rtnc Street, neariteading
au- i6Wd
LANOABTXU, PA
J UMHKlt, COAL, ,$u.
LUMBER, C03L
-ASD
ROOFING SLATE.
O. SENER & SONS,
I'ltlNCK AND WALNUT ST3,
Sll Ceal el the Pest Qiullty at the Lewest
f ,V.lll,y nev M u ,UBY Lt '''Kber.
FREY
ECKERT
J ACOll r. HUKAt'f KR'M
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(UY OWN DISTILLATION.)
MO, UOXNTUK ByUAKB.
vmr boedb.
OEASONABLK BARGAIN&
WATT &SH AND
O, 0 As 10 ABT KINO BT.
Special Seasonable Bargains 1
100 riEOKB
Swiss Kmbreidercd Fleuncings,
rrem 45c te ll.il a Yard.
We call special attention te thli let of goods,
as they are Tery deslrabla and much less than
regular prices.
50 Dezen Gent's Uul&uniritd Shirts,
Geed quality Hnslln, Narrow I'lilted , Al
Linen uoseuisand Curfs,atNeeach,
ONE CASE SATEENS,
New Styles and Colorings,
At 120 a Yard.
Short Lengthsand Odd Leis ofUeods accu.
mulated during the season'! business
11KUNANT3 Of SILK,
UKMNANTS OrCASUMKUKJ,
UEMNANTS OT BLACK AND COLQUKD
HKNUIKTTAB,
UIMNANT8 Or ALL KINDS OT BLACK
ANDCOLOUKD DUKSS GOODS,
UKMNANTS OK BATISTES AND LAWNS.
These goods are all being closed out, regard
less of cost.
SPECIAL !
One let of HALf-WOOL HUNTINGS, In
UlacksandColers.onlyriVKCKNTBAYAHD,
AT TUK
New Yerk Stere.
J.
It. MAKT1N A CO.
JULY
Special Sale!
flew Bargains Daily.
It will pay jeu te make n special trip
te the store during this sale.;
One let Nun'a Veiling in Pink, lHue
anil Cream reduced te !2ua a yard ; were
40c.
Dress (Jliullles reduced te Tcajanl;
were 10c.
French Sulinea reduced te i"c a y aid ;
were 35c ; largest stock In the city te se
lect from.
Crinkled Seersuckers reduced te 7c ;
were 12.;.
75c tonality Summer Silks reduced te
50c ; COc reduced te 10c ; 50c te 35c ;
40c te U5c.
The Kxcelsler Cooking Crocks are dis
appearing ; price dining this sale 30c for
any size.
China Mattings Damask Mattings
reduced te 10c a yard ; Seamless te "5c.
One let reduced te lilic a yard. Hem
uant China Mattings reduced te half
price.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
M
KKOHAN r TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING
IN Al. I, IIS 1IUANCIUS.'
Balbr'ggan, Summer Merine
-AND-
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
Neiwea-, Oell.r, Cuff', Sesjenlers,
Hosier, Etc.
Plannel Shiita, Percale Shirts
nnd "White Shirts,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STVLE8.
The People's Cash Stere,
NO. 25 EAST KING ST.,
(.Sett 1 oer te th I.ancister c untr National
LANUASl'KU, l'Jl.
Sen Sale of Remnants!
The People's Cash Stere
inirlt-laAW
UOOD8.
H
AfJEH A BROTHER.
i
s
NEW WABUABLE NECKWEAR,
Btrlpe, Figured and Bpet Effects, en Blue and
VIMUI UIUI1UIU, MKi,
FINE BILK NECKWEAR,
Choicest styles, rednccd from l te 75 cents.
SCOTCH FLANNEL BH1RTB,
Unshrlnkable, most desirable Outing Shirts,
Whlle and Nowestrancles,S3.&0bestquallly.
TOPULAll LOW-PR1CED FLANNELS,
Excellent assortment, 60c and T6c.
UOLD AND SILVER SHIRTS.
lne While Plaited Shirts. II and (1 60.
Latest Styles la Percales, 1 andll.u.
HEAEONABLE UNDERWEAR,
all kinds and qualltles, Mc up.
SUMMER UOSIKKY.
Campaign Eandkeicliiefs,
SILK AND COTTON.
Sager & Brether,
25 & 27 West King Street.
S
TAMM BHOTHER9.
GOING ! GOING !
GONE !
Valuable Business Property
-AT-
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
On riUDAY, AUGUST 10. at 8 p. m., will be
offered, at the Cooper Heuse, tbe very deslra.
ble business property, Nes. S3 and 7 NORTH
UUKEN BT., (across from rostellloo) as the
property et stamm Brethers, consisting et 23
loot li Inahes front, extending back te a
depth et 215 feet, mere or lesj, with a three (3)
story Shep fronting en Christian street, utej
as a manufactory. Alse right of way through
three (3) feet alley and stairway te second-
story. The Stere Beem Is one of the finest and
best adapted ler gonerat mercantile business
te be found anywhere, having lately been re
modeled by the owners. Bald, store room Is 23
feet HVi Inches wide and 100 feet long, venti
lated ana lighted In the most Improved style.
l'artles can view the promlses by calling en
Messrs. 8 latum Bres., or the assignee.
W r. UKYXU, Assignee
Tues. J. Davis, Attorney.
11 V 1NU UEAD Till. AUOVK
COME STRAIGHT
Te our Stere uml take ad vantage of the
Extraordinary Bargains
1 11 AT W AUK errKUlNU.
Everybody Pleaeed,
Ne Disappointment.
1 ake tlme and leek e er our Bargains.
Ne Ti e ible te Shew Gecdi.
DON'T
STAY
AWAY.
Ever) thin? Must Ra Eold,
-AT Til K-
BOSTON STOEE,
35 & 37 North Qaeen Street.
Men
FureishiDgs
Stamm Brethers.
MAVlUNKKr.
lUNTKALi MACHINE WOKKH.
Central Machine Works,
Vi. V. CUMMIXOS, rroiwrleler,
NOH. 131 A 130 NUKTII CUBlfi'TlANSr.
l.lNOiSTtH, l'A.
KNUINKS, BOII.KU3, MACUI.V.BUY,
SUArTIN(.S, rULLKVB, UANOKJIS, de.
IUONANU BUASS CAST1NOR,
NVOOU AND MftTAL 1'ATTKILNS of Beit
(iuallty.
largest and UestSUvsk In Lancaster of Cast
Iren and Malleable ratings, ltiuts and Iren
VaWfd and Cocks, steam ilaugvs. safety
Valves, try Cocks, Water Uaugeg.U ate Valve.
Lubricator, and nteam Uoeu In K neral
4WUepalilni( preuiplly dene. bet eud htn d
Knulnes, Belleis and Machinery Bought and
Held.
GOOD WOUU.
KEASONAtll.K CHAUOKS. fKOUI'TNltaa.
-Nete Change In Address.
dad tfd
CLOTUIXU.AO.
ASKEW
OB ME. -
AT HOfl. .SU AMD WEST KINO STREET.
wn-iyd
JYKRH A MATUFON.
SBRQES.
THI MOST AQREEABL8 THING
IN
SUMMER OLOTHIM
fek
MEN'S WEAR
-ISA-
SERGE!
We have thorn for lit, $18, we and , made
te order In strictly nrst-class style.
A HANDSOME STOCK OF
Summer Trousers !
5.SOTO 10 00.
IN I.1UIIT AND MIXED COLOK1.
Hyers & Bathfen,
FASU10NA11LK TA1LOU9,
NO. 12 BAST KINO ST.,
LAHCASTXH PA.
R
KDUOEU I'RICKH.
L GANSHAN & BRO.
Great SacriQc Sale !
MEN'S, BOYb' AND CHlLDitLV'S CLOTHING
UKDUCKD ALMOST TO ONK-IIALK
TUEIll ACTUAL VALUK.
Onr Summer Uoeds must go for want et
room.
such low prices were nover heard of before
In this city.
ter, Fair Children's Knee Pants at 25, ss, i ts,
CO, 75 ou, Il oe.
700 Fair Men' Fants at CO, CS, 70, 80, 90 CIS,
and 11.00.
800 Fair Men's Carstmere and Worsted Panla
atll.26.1100 $2.00, KMand 3C0.
MO Children's bulta at II. te. $1 Ml, $(0. $1(0
1,000 Men's finite, Worsteds. Cassimorej and
Chovlets, at II, te. $., $10 and Hi.
Prices That Will Astonish Yeu.
Beys' Soersucker Ceatand Vestal 70c; Men's
at oec
Men's Thin Coats at 23c.
Men's Mohair and Serge Ceat and Vesta ;
al-e Klanuei ccau and Vests at I1.5, $1 60, $2,
12.10. $ and f 1. ' '
80) Men's Odd Vents at COc, 7Se and II 00.
WThts offer will held geed until every dol
lar's worth of Summer Uoeds Is sold.
L (kfliae & Bie.,
S. W.OORNfiR
NORTH QUBBN & ORANGE BTfl
LANCASTKK, l'A.
WAIOMMB.
S
PEOIALw
WATCHES
for Farmers and Ilatlreadeni, H Karat Ueld
ruled HOBS cases, Elgin Works, $20 each,
Jeb Let. Beat Watch ana Jewelry Repairing,
Spectacles, Eyeglasses and Optical tioed'. Cor Cer
rect time dally, by telegraph only place In
the city,
LODIS WEBER,
Ne. 1X N. Qneen St, opposite City Hetel,
Near Fenn'a l)eneu
s
PKCIAL. NOTICE.
GILL.
Watches and Jewelry.
Silverware and Novelties.
Geld Pens and Pencils.
We call special Attention te our
POTUI.AK FOUMAIX PK.V. Only c.
Can use any kind or Ink. Take a loon at It.
Charles S. Gill,
NO. 10 WEST KINO BT.,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
s
TKKMNU SILVER UOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE PAVE A LINK OF
Sterling Silver Goods,
Including Loekmaiks, Paper Cutters,
Plaster Cases, Buckles, Pin Cushions. A
big let et llrncelet llutteriers, lite.
We will sell you at COST.
WALTER C. HEM,
Ne.' 101 North Queen Street,
LANCASTKU. FA. nl-lld
TKVAN'H FLOUR.
USE-
LEYAN'S FLOUR.
"" It Always Qlvei SatU fiction.
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rrwi'..ti.itHptw. umnttir.
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