PPmPH sjesrsna! ' M- '"?7J5!"-.r7iV .. " . r i ?' w.r. Vff-i'V "' j- tiS,-1 ""J "V JlVir- FTP jjf. M"rT , . E ft E ! K i'.5 JtV K I m: lit ;i t ? B? , h f " The Dally Intelligencer. juAJiUABTXU. JULY &). Riga. rn lrt.T irrsttiaiircsi publishes all the ttfwrpnia news or the United rrcsj np te tbe latest possible hour. TERMS -The Daily Edition of Tni IirrstLi. iron U delivered by carriers in tbe city and surrounding towns ler loc per week t by nasi, 5.oe a year txse ter six months LB for lli me months t two. ter month. In Wnur lRTSttlaaxcsB (Ponble Sheet) Sight rages, only 11.50 per annum. In ad ranee. tnbscribers wishing' their address changed must also statowhero the ;psper U cow ler. warded. tarertlf ementa from 10 te 23 cts.per line eioh.lnfcrtten, according te location. TUB INTELLIGENCES, Lancaster, Pa. WTelophenoConnectlon rrrjiers Lsivrse Tewx touter Feabex, asp Ecvmeb Travsiisrs. caw nxva tub daily iKTIWOBltCIB ilAltIO TO TllEM, TT l'Aln von 10 Cms A Week, the Atmnass IKine CUAKOID AS Om AS DESlnBD, Te Make An Editor. Mr, Cbatles A. Sana, the veteran eiitoret the New Yerk Sim, in his nil dress before the "Wisconsin editors In Milwaukee, Rare it as his opinion that tie establishment of a chair of journal Ism in n college is a vain method of train ing young men te the duties of the edi torial position. He says that " the news paper office is the best pest graduate col cel legs that the student of the newspaper profession can have." In this opinion he will have the cn cn dei semen t of the editorial Iraternlty of the country. There is no way of learn ing out of books te be an editor. The field of the journalist is limitless as the earth. His open books are the people. Their sympathies, their tastes, their feel Inns, he must study and have for his con cen Btant guide. He feels the ilerce light that beats about an editorial tripod, and for him there must be no hesitancy te make decision, no feebleness In the blows delivered. An editor is the keeper of the public CDnscIence. Mere than nny ether public man, he is let into the secrets of the com munity. Te him the buslnesi man un folds his ecbeme, the politician lays bnre his plans, and even the domestic circle, where infellclty breeds, seeks his stigges. tlen and cooperation. Te learn te fill these varied positions with sagacity, witii an cyoslngle te the public welfare, with 8 Sharp lookout against entangling alli ances, is n great draught upon the best of men, and it cannot be acquired except by actual contact with the public. Let the young man go te college and store his mind with nn encyclopedic knowledge. He will need It nil in newspaper work. And after he has these acquirements, let him go into a newspaper efllce, rood reod roed estly content te let the office cut feed upon his productions for a time. If he Lave geed stuff In him, his turn will ceme some day, and he will be sitting in Judgment en these who erstwhile felt themselves his superior. Immigration Evils. The proceedings of the congressional committee of investigation In Xew Yerk disclose seme startling ubusea In the lm. migration from Italy. "Witnesses have testified that In their native Italian towns placards have been posted stating that work is plentiful in the United Stutcs nt $2 a day, and even tJ5 a day. Agents of ateamsnip companies and representatives of laber-securlng syndicates In the United States have tempted the peer immigrant te come te this country te sccure their commission from his passage money or te make him pay deuble transportation rates for the privilege of working In this country at lowest wages. Nearly all the Immigrants examined were penniless nnd subjects of charity, and some of them were tee old te de u day's work. Nearly all said that they only expected te stay in this country a few years, when they would return with what they had saved te Italy. Almest te a man the arriving immigrants joined secret societies en this side of the water immediately upon landing. Hew could we have werse niaUrial for cltivenB? Penniless, members of secret societies, with no purpose te remain In the country, it is difficult te Imagine a class of ppeple mere unfitted te assume the responsibili ties of American citizenship. Vet the rapacity of agents and laxity of our Im migration laws has reudered these things possible. Ay, nnd even worse than these. The testimony before the same cemmittee ahewed that there is throughout Germany a society for the exportation of convicted criminals, nnd the evidence show ed that a great many of these were annually finding their way te the lulled S'ates. This must be stepped. The United Suites offers a home for the peer aud oppressed of every clime, but In this bread provi previ sion is net included the dumping en our shores of the refuse population of Eu rope. Ills rerclgn l'ellcy. It Is amusing te read the startling nrtl cles that frequently appear In Itepubllcan journals with regard te the direful state of things In Btere for this nation if voters de net elect Harrison and Morten. This same bugaboo was raised In the campaign of 1SS4, and it will hnve just about the same effect upon thinking citizens new that it did then. After Cleveland's elec tion the Itepubllcan ranters gave him just two months te Involve the country in complete ruin. Hew the country has been " mined " will be evident te anyone who either thinks or reads. Instead of millions spent In the preparation of arina ments and a policy of bluster and aurren der, we have peaca me3t honorable aud most gratifying. The prealdent has net sought te Btir up strife between this country and foreign powers, and the least probability of dispute was always put down by sensible arbitration. Never before during the term of any president have our relations with the nations of the earth been se amicable, and it Is safe t) say that the president could appaal te tie suffrage of the people en the one Issue of his foreign policy without danger of defeat. Indiana aid Sevc Yerk. 'Ihe Itepubllcan candidate for presl deat still continues te talk, In a speech of last week he loudly denounced the np. portlenment of the legislative and con cen con gretslenal districts in the Hoes'er state, which he said " were framed te be un equal, Intended te discriminate against llepub'lcsns and known te all men te be unjust." In denouncing the un fair anion of Indiana Demo crats, Mr. Harrison should net forget U19 trickery and lntiljue used bj hi Hepublicau legislature of New BlMMMMM Yerk In 1870 wh3u they made the appor tionment of congressional and legislative districts en the basis of the census of 1875. It seems a little strange that the legislative halls of the Emplie state should possess Hepublicau majorities for seven years while the state every year but mare firmly showed its allegiance te the principles of Democracy. The city of New Yerk has added 600, 000 te Its population since 18S0. This adds an average of 0,83.1 te each of its aisembly district constituencies nnd in this way makes a New Yerk legislator represent ever 71 ,000 citizens. Thus it is 83en that In the metropolis alone 600,000 poeplo have no volce in legislative work at Albany. Let Mr. Ifanisen ponder ever this and as he considers the Indiana Democrats deserving of condemnation, let him also, slncohe has plenty of tlme for speaklng,de- neuncethe dark ways and devious means by which the Republican legislatures of New Yerk state have obtained their ma jorities. Ter trickery is trickery and fraud is fraud, no matter by which party they are praitlced. The Senate Dilemma. The action of the Itepubllcan senators in determining te formulate a tariff bill te Bet off against the Mills bill in the Heuse, is said te have received the en dorsement of the Itepubllcan national committee. The latter are said te have reached ths conclusion en Saturday, and that it has been agreed te keep the deci sion quiet for n time, because the New Yerk Tribune, the leading Itepubllcan paper of the country, strongly ndvlsed against a Senate bill. This action gives official sanction te the abandonment of the Chicago plat form, which declared: " We favor the entire repeal of Internal taxes rather than the surrender of our protective system." The bottom truth seems te be that the Republicans did net expect the Mills bill would past nnd their platform was net suited te that emergency. New they are in a dire dilemma and must pre sent a counter bill or take the conse quences of being charged with lack of statesmanship. Them will be seme queer work when the .Sentite bill begins te materialize. Allisen, Sherman, Hale nnd ethers are committed te tariff revision, and they will have n happy tlme reconciling their differences with their brother senators and formulating a policy which the Re publicans of the IIouse confessed their inability te de. CiiAwrenii 1). Hr.NiNci wnntlie bright yetuiK man who wen the 7250 llmt prle nil or ed by tbe Amerlcan I'roteollvo TarllT lisaue for nn essay en " The Advantages of n I'rotcctlveTarllV te the Inberaml In dustrie or the United Sinter." Hlnce his study of the tmbject Mr. Hening has bo be bo cemon couvett te thoslde of rovenuo re ro re ferm and 1 m written a paper en " The Tar I II nnd the .Surplus," whleh la rbIJ te have great weight and which Chairman Klsucr, el the Demccratlc ntnte cnmmlttre, will distribute bnmilcait evor the atate. ThoeonvflrHlon elMr. UenlDg recalW the story tt Paul Foval, who was put te work by n Kronen book ttrm en the task of writing down the JcauUa nnd (seen alter wards liccumn oue or tlielr muni ardent dtfendiTH. Tin: acceunlH of tbe bureau of engrav ing nnd priming for the llseal year JbS.3 show very cle.iriy the bonellti of the appli cation of biiHlnesH prluolplea te this brunch of the publle Rervlce. The quantity of work itnne was greater than In any preced ing; year In the history nf the bureau. Thore wure produced :13,03S,0W bIkieU of ai'curltte, of which 0,312,000 wero United Htnten notes and allvur oertlllcates ami l!r, V30,tttS Internnt rovenuo (damps. The coat of running the burentt was t'Jls,SjlV-.1, mak lug thn hvomce oent el 1,000 Hhoetn of hccur itkH f 21 (l. Tne Urgent production In any preiedltiB year was In 1883, when JU3.10, 7J0 MieetB wero preduced, nt a oest of f 1, 101,05(1 i'l nnnvnraKOelfJ3.1&perthnu8an(l. In thu thrce yeara endlng June U0, lBSO, thore wero produced 1)1,751,351 Rlieuts el Beourltled, nt a coat el ?3,0I7, 181 75. In the threo ycara ending June 30, ltiSi, D7 3 10 Cfi-J shenta were turued out, at a cent of fll.SOO, 505 C3. The Incrraie In the numhiir of BhoetH printed was 5 592.311, and the saving in rxponae te 10.078 72. In 1SS5 the nvornge nurnber of oiupleyes was 1,133, nnd the uvorage nuinbir of ahoets turned out for oaeh cmploye wns less than 25,0O0. In f&3 the avorage number el ompleyoa wan fcOe, nnd the nrorngemimber el hIiueU produced by oaeh was inore than 42. C00. - Timl'olted Cupuntem' Council rf Chi cago protons te make it warm for the Ite publlcan party, brcause they held their na tional convention in the Auditorium build ing, the carpenterlng en wLlch was dene by non union moil. T&ey have adopted a repert In which they Bay that, tlosplte their pretests, this Bctlen was carried out. The report decided that the council had been "trilled with and humbugged" nnd laber'a intercHt "contemptuously Ignored by tiiese managerH of the Itepubllcan party." The repert wh accepted and maile part of the roeord. It will be used as n great argu ment Bgalnst the Hepubllcaus. It Is tnld that the Democrats feated te uee t&e Audi terium building en this account, nnd the question of non-union labor In Its oenBtruo non had n geed deal te de In Bending their convention te St. Leuis. Hr.NAieu rw.Mi:ii has coneludod thm mother hIx years In the Senate from Mlohl Mlehl gan eilers no special attractions te him Bud he has onmunced lilt purpose net te be a oindldBte for the succession. We have never heard Mr. Timer's name mimif.ii with any great bonetlelal legislation for the country, nor have we heard It nisoclated with much that Is harmful, He is a genial millionaire, whcseplacj will net be aim cult te 111, It is a ttrange Btery Hint la repsrted from Johnsten, Neumlta, about the ten davk' Imprlaenment of Jehn Andersen in a well. iiouiiein luuuve open se burled in the earm luui ler keveral days bis deveted Irleuda were unable te dig their way te him. Finally they succeeded in reaching aud supplying him with feed. And iu the end he was triumphantly brought teeanhamid the rejoicings of tbe whele vlclnnce. It must have vividly stirred in the minds of all that lnplrlng ballad ' Jehn Andersen, myje, Jehu." llie Mile el an Amliiitaailur Itecently put il.u loileMnif question te tie OuuKtiturorenuof enr merchant princes at a preniaeDilal I, vee My flear, I was told be lo-e 1 Mlte.l America Dm jour rintri women were net ri-mnrsable for r .i i flnai iul.lliuiii4.iaiy. 'luu joarewufnr laKtince. 1'iay what dnntlfrlce de yeti uee "1 have utca su.odent ler years nnd prcier It te any eihr." ui ILe response, iteafler. fellow her i xatnple. r.M.WAw Hl'KVIAL XOTJVJitf. JUBT AS QOOIi. Don't allow auyone te make von lmlfnvn nn ether remedj; lsju.t as Kd hmdache as lir. LfMllti'ii fatMuliLl I.r.,.rf. ...... 7T .r ." mi i'l. jaiui s cjxjciai 1'lescrtli i'rescniuliin, for It U nei true, i mi u tne only remedy in th.i rri.i that striken ut the root et the dUiue Hnii BillLOIi'a COUGH and Consumpuen cure li told by us en a guarantee, it cu con. sumptien. Beld by a. jj, Cochran, drugguu fa. ". ui ana in aorta uueen bl. i-aneutnr. . .7-t l THE LANCASTER DAILY. "DOOIVS HAHSAl'AUlIitiA. Impure Bleed Appears In a thousand different forma an causes a Tantamount of suffering, Scarcely a slngle person Itenllrely (roe from Its effects. Ilcncolbnncentsltjrof a reltabla bleed purl nor like Heed's Barjnjiarllla, which eradicates etery Impurity, and hJve te the bleed vitality and health. It eurca screfnla, salt rheum, bells, pimples, and all ether onvetlens caused by Impurities or polsenoui germs In the bleed. Heed's Sarsnparllla also overcomes that tired feeling, creatrs an nppelltp, euros dyspeisls, blllousnesnndheaacJio, and buUda up the Heed's Sareaparllla " Frem childhood I was troubled with plm plm plet, and every reme8yaIledillll leek Heed's Earsaparllla. 1 have Us en II ve bottles and new tbe pimples are almost gone.my general health Is much tmprevud, and I highly iccem. mend Heed's Sar.aprin. w. Kvaks, 4GJ Lexington Avennc, Urerklyn, N. y. Borefula " My eon was sm'ctcd with the worsttype of scrofula, and en the recommendation of my druggist I gave him Heed's BarsapaHlla. To day he la sound and well, notwithstanding It was said thcre was net enough medicine In HltnMs te effect a euro." J. (.UfiuvriAtr. Ullpo Ullpe Us, III. " 1 had salt rheum en mv left arm hma vmn suffering terribly. 1 took Heed's Barenparllla, and the salt rheum ha entirely disappeared," H. M. Mats, ;i French St. I.ewrjl, Mass. Heed's Sareaparilla Be'd by all druggists. II t six for is. Prepared only by C. I, HOOD & CO, Lewell, Mass. 100 Doxes One Dellar, h'aaamakkwu Closed at i p. m. en Saturdays. When you come te the city bear in mind that Wanamakcr's is a meeting and resting . and waiting place an 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. CITYHill iqvtNl U j t WANAMAKERS MAcrcs PLOOISPACE PHILADELPHIA I THiRrccuriU't i r Yeu knew, that there is no worthy het weather (or any weather) thing for wear or home use but we have it. If 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, PhlladelDhla. OOMl'I.KXWX J'O WDKR. QOMI'I.KXION l'OWDKK. LADIES WIIO.VAI.UIt A KKKINKII VOMl'I.KXION MUST UbIC POZZONI'S MKIHOATKI) COMPLEXION POWDER. It tmpirts a brilliant tmnspaiency te the sk u. lluuieves all pimples. IruokleH and nit- f)!?UI,".',s' 'JP1 "in skin dnllcatnly soil and biiuutltul. ltcnnUlns no lline, while.. whlwaSa brlfnoVje1.1"00 ,tuM ,,,nk r " roil BALK IIY All Drugglflte and' Pnney Qoe.Ib DeuIuib iDvorywhero. hti:a'jiatii. yl'KOlAL.lOHTHir VACATION BDASON. Trunk?, Traveling Bags ASIJ YALISES. 1'ltlCES I'OSITU KI.YTIIK I.OWKSl' 1.V1IIK CITV STRAW HATS AT VOUK OWN 1'UICK. -81'KClil. I'UICKI ON CAMl'AltN MUOlJh Stauffer&Ce. 31 and 33 North Queea Street, l.-YNCASTKH. l'A VOAL, MAKl'lN A CO, 13. H w nolPRfilervn.l lletatl Pwlurslnall klu.lJOf 1-lMllKll AND COAlf. M)itn unto siniuta. l.uncimtur, i' nS-lyu JJAUMUAHDNKK'H COMPANY. COAL DEALERS. TeV?u:7Scif,tNi y"09""1. " Ne. l)ort11rt:-NerU ,rUlra s"et. neartfeaaing uirlMfrt l,NIA8TKU. l'A JjUil 11 Kit, CO A If, & LUMBER, C0IL AMI ROOFING SLATE. G. SENER & SONS, l'Ul.SCK AND WALNUT ST3., Bf.llce.il el the Uf'atOiialHyatlbe Lewest mUay uew' u' U IUtt' 'O hlgber. Ji'SOild T KVAN'H KLOUK. USE- LEYAN'S FLOUR. It Always Gives SatUtactlen. tfdMThAS INTELLIGENCE!, MONDAY. JULY 30, 1888. neon AND HHOM. F OOT WEAR. Yeu Can Save Menoy BY V131T1NO STACKHOUSE'S AND l'UUCIUSINO ieua FOOT VYEAR. JWT1IK ttETT EllOEB I'ltlCKJIN Til K CITY. AND LOWK8T D. P. STACKHOUSE, 08 & SO BAST KINO, ST. IfiNCASTKIl. l'A. aW-lydAw P OUI1AKUAIN8. A MISTAKE Ltke all oilier business men we semallir.es makomUlnkes, IIAVIMI UOUUHTTOO MANY Men's DongelaShoes Ter Btimtner chiflcd te Wear and Tender feet we con- Sell Tfctm Off Rfgirdless of Cost. The (J en Man we will new soil at :.M, nnd the f 1 50 Line we will sell at 12,00. We have a large assortment of thcie Shoes. They are as fellows : Men's Might Uongela, $3.00 Tip, Laceand OonKress Hlioea, nduccd te 12 SO. Men's Wright DenKO'a 13.00 1'laln Opera Tee, In co and congresj Uhens, reduced te 12 &e. Men's Dull Dongola J.n)Tlp, Loce and con gress Bhoes, reduced te 12 ( 0. Men's Hull Uongela 160 rialn, UroadTeJ, niae unecs, ler oiaer Men, reduced te 2 oe. A full line of thoae Bhoes can be scen In ear Indews. The One-PHre CBh Heuse. M d ME The Lader3 of Lew Prices -IN- BOOTS & SHOES, Ne. 3 Eiht King Strut, I.ANOARTKU. l'A. QUKKXHWAKR. nriau A MAHTIN, Fruit Jars I Jelly Tumblers I CHINA HALL, MASON FUUIIMAltMN A1.LH1ZK8. JELLY TUMBLKH9. JELLY CUI'B. JELLY JA111. I.IUI1TNINQ ntUlT JAI18. (l he lien tin the MarUul.) HIGH & MARTIN, Ne. 15 East King Street, LANCABTKli. PA. fCJvajsrwMjriarfirw hueim, QALLANDHKlT -Till ROCHESTER LAMP BlxtyCandle-MglH, Ueata them all. Anether Lotel UHKAr ULOIIKS ferOaa an OUBIOVBS. TDB " PEHPEOTION " MET AX, MOUI.UINU A UUIIUKU CUBUlOJt WEATHERSTRIP lleals them ell.'Thls strip outwears all etherr. Keeps out the cold. Step rattling of windows. Kxclnde the dust. Keep out snow and ruin, Anyone can apply It no waste or dlrtmade In applying It. Can ba ntted anywhore-no holes te bere, ready for use. It will net split, warp or shrink a cushion strip Is the inesl nnrfnet. At the Bteve, Heatr and Banse store . of-: Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens, 24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,' LK.NriAtvrKB.PA, nntntiAin H AHU KUHHKRTKUSSKS. SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSSES Will retain thomestdlillcult forms eflUnMA or Uuplure with comtert and safety thereby com cem plt.tlugaradlCA nrypn el all curable r .' "'-'.'". -"" te moisture. Slay be usirft In bulbing j and flttlng perfecUy te term of body, are worn without incenvi. nlmice by the youngest child, most dellcate lady, or the luberlnu man. mnminn am -n... awiaty, pudded unpleasantnrs, being Llunt! c""',.,.'iB",yiRnatt'w'y rellabla. a s OAtni.iN -Hewnroet lmlUllens. Aligeuu- W abVakiiIu " V SU,",U1 " fc "" L . RUPTURE. cliltySm,Ul Mccllanlcal Treatment a Bpe- hltnerln l'ereonerby Mall, SOeurs ltulurf.ne. s iVri. .v. J) Ureit J) Iluyrt Agntw, ll'illfinl Parker. !'. ll A,,?, eeiitt. Or. Uhemai U. Motion, nml burucen. Uemrali cf the U.H Army and tsuvv. ;mr" A'xchanlCttiTrentuiunt el llnrnln and Illustrnttd Catalogue-Contents t Iltinita or It up' tile dullnruled I IM aitlerent ilexcrlpUeiu caiise. treatment nnd cure Alte Cerpulency Abflemlual Meakui'vaea and Varicecele. Heek el W pi. and IM) Illustrations. Mailed en re cnlpt fif Se pentage 1. 11. BKttI,K fje JyJ-3nulH-lAUiw rhlladulpbla, l'a. rjlOPOSALS. PUUl'OdAI.3 Kits A)K Hl'KAM 11KAT- Pealed propeta's ler f irnlshlng three bteam llea'urs ler thf 1 jncaUir city t'lrn Dupart niu.it, will te rtwulvid by the Are committee V, . V- ""'"" me criei engluwr, until I UKt I'At.JuLi at at,7o'ileck p m. Ihocemmlt' ..,. oivei(in riicni terrjeuian tany or all bids. vuiUCtifi IUO CUU1TI11IU-H J. iruANir kKMrvv n..tn...n Aa" JtV "' r' "r, u' . ' I RT Palavh or fa Mr w jr. RKDUCKD 1'KIOi.S AT THE GREAT THIRTY DAYS CLEARING SALE AT ASTRICH'S PALACE OF FASHION, 13 East King Street, Lasting Until SATURDAY, AUGUST iS. Additional Bargains Added TOY. One let ofCelored Plush Ornaments reduced te one cent apiece. One case of Ladies' Ribbed Lisle Vests reduced te 15c apiece. HANDKERCHIEFS. We have fixed a regular scale of reduced prices which holds geed en all Handkerchiefs, re gardless of style or quality. All Handkerchieis reduced from 3c te 2c, from 10c te 8c, from 12c te 10c, from 15c te 12c, from 20c te 17c, from 25c te 20c, from 30c te 25c, irem 35c te 27c, from 40c te 30c, from 50c te 37c, from 75c te Cec, from $1.00 te 75c. Linen Chemisettes, Plain White and Pleated, also Fancy Colored, reduced from 25c te IOC Black Spanish Lace Ties and Fichus, reduced from 50c te 43c, lrem 75c te 62c, from $1.00 te S3C, from $1.25 te $1.00, from $1.50 te $1.19, lrem $1.75 te $1.37, from $2.00 te $1.63, from $2.50 te $1.88, from $4.00 te $3.25. Handsome Lace Cellars, Real Torchon, reduced from 50c te Children's Oriental Lace Col Cel lars, worth 30c, reduced from 19c te 15c, reduced from 25c te 19c. Beys' Windser Ties, reduced lrem 15c te 12c, lrem 25c te 19c, from 37c te 30c, from 50c te 37c. Braided Pillow Shams, re duced from 25c te 15c, from 3Sc te 25c, from socte 35c, from 75c te 50c, from $1.00 te 80c. Linen Table Cleths, S-4, re duced from $1.00 te 75c, 10-4, reduced from $1 37 tojU.eo. Tapestry Cevers, Tinseled, reduced from $1.47 te $1.00. Satin Finished Jute Stand Cevers reduced from S1.37 te $1.00. Table Linens reduced from iSc te 15c, from 25c te 20c, from 37c te 25c, from 50c te 40c, from 60 te 45c a yard. IV.tJtf jia. l'KO!AU WATCHES JP.T. Lal7nerg nna Itallroaders, U Knrat Geld Killed liesa caies, Elgin Werts, IJ0 each, Jeb Let Heat Watch ana Jewelry llepalrlng. Spectacles, Kyeglaflseaand Optical Ue1 . Cor rect time datly, by lelegrapb only place In me civjp LOUIS WEBER. Ne. U9K N. Queen St., oppeelto City Hetel, Near l'eun'a U.mei, gl'KC IAL NOTICE. GILL. Watches and Jewelry. Silverware and NevaltieB. Geld Pens and Pencils. We cull Bpeclal Attention te our rOl'UlfAK FOUATAIX I'EX. Only (iec. can use any kind of Int. Take a loe at 1L Charles S. Gill, KO. 10 WEST KIKQ ST., LANCASTER. l'A. OTKKlflNU S11.VEH OOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE. WE PAVi: A LINE OF Sterling Silver Goods, Incluiliiig llejkmaika, l'aper CutteH, P.astcr Cases, Uuckles, Pin C'ushicni. A bs let of Jlrac.'let Uuttecers, j:tc. We will sell eunt COST. WALTER G. HEBE, No.'lOl.Nerth Queen Street, LANCASTER. l'A. nl-tfd rati 8ALH OR UJ1NT. rTeysKSFOHSAi.K en tiik most -s-a. liberal terms, nn Wet Chestnut, Wal. Sppiyat "' Wary' l''Ua naa chl,1tuJstreeU. mlMind se: NOItTIl MAUY btukkt. jCTOK KKNT-KHOM Al'KIL 1, 18SS, iT:...Lor.ea'.cLr!u,lr'no' years, the Btrnsburg Uallread, with Ceal and Lumtier Vard. Wsre. house, LocemotUo aud Cars i all In geed and running order. The lease et this valuable property present a rare opportunity leanv --" ..... .. ,..uuwu.a uunmvfs, ter con. diuens, rent oreilier Information annlv ui loa.erilKNKVUAUMl.AuliNKU mv'f" t"truv. ra. JACOH P. SHKAFPKU'H PURE RYE WHISKY. (MY OWN BI8TILLATION ) MO, I9 0KNTUK BCJUAKK, vieTBtnm. ASKEW OB ME. AT NOS. ,BI AND 236 WKST KING BTKKXT. en-iyd Jr-EROUANT TAILOKINd. HAGER & BROTHER. Merchant Tailoring DEPARTMENT. A I'EUfECT riT QUAttANTCKU. Mld-Snnimer Special Redactions. Scotch and English OhevietB. BCOTCH I CIUVIOT BU1TINQ3, its no te rsra. ta ej te sm.eu. KNQLIII I CHEVIOT SslUTlNQM fS 00 TO I1V0O. ru.toTe 2) te. Theabs voare TIIK LITEST In l'lalds and euiptf. TheCLOSINQ PRICKS will Warrant an Xx- amtnatlen. CUKVIOT SUITINGS, 130.00 TO 11000. CHEVIOT BU1TINGS, (20.00 TO 11500. Desirable Thin Materials for Bummer Wear Wdl be fennd In our ae-iatttnnnt or Worst eli, flannel, Serges, lJrap Uettt s, Mehatie, Pengees., IM POUTED L1NKN VE5T1N03. LINEN VE3TINGS. WU1TX lager & Brether, 25 & 27 West King Strait. TJKDUOHD PRICKS. L. 6ANSHAN & BRO. Great Sacriflc Sale ! MEN'S, BOW AND CHILDIIFaVS CLOTHING UEOUCEU ALMOST TOONK-IIALK TUE1H ACTUAL VALUE. Onr Summer Goods must go for want et room. Bneh low prices were nover heard of before In this city. rJ. ?'r.,rJ.Iar0n's Kn0 rants t 2Sf M. '. '. W. 7a Cts, tl 00. aniuel Men'a ranU at a W'80'90. ax) l'alr Men's CosMmere and Worsted Pants at 1.2(5 SI 80 12 00, S50 an d 3 00. SO t.hlldren's Suits at 11.56. II 50, $f0. lf0 l.uoe Men's i hulls, Wemteds. Casslmeres and Cheviots, at fl, 0. -, le and 12. Prices That Will Astonish Yen. 1'eys' Soeruckor Ceatand Vestat 70c; Men's fit iUCf Men's Thin Coats at 2. Men's Jlehatr and BHrge Ceat and Vests ; fi"v k I ande4 CCnt8 ftn1 "l ,I,;6' ,l'80' ,2' 80J Men's Odd Vests at tOc. 7Se and II 00. infTw, ?i?.uE w,a heia oed unU1 "very dol del lar s weith of Bummer Goods Is sold. L. Gansman Bre., B.W.OORNBR NORTH QTJBBN Ss ORANGE BTfl L. ANCASTEIt, PA. M YKRB A RATKFON. THE PRICES ARE DOWN. The Cut wehava Male en Our l'rices covers all Grades and Kinds. Let us remind you that we have our eye constantly en the Iteliabillty of our Clothing, and we're pleased te say It's well ap preciated by the purchasing public. All CJoeds Marked at Alid Alid feeaseu l'i Ices, and if you're iu need ei Clothing you miss a geed chance if you don't call en us. lyers & Rathfon, UKLIA1ILE CLOTH lSlt-i, NO, 12 EAST KING ST., LANCABTKU PA, JIAA'D KJtlt CllIHt'3. JgANDAlNNA HANOKEUOUIISrS. GET YOUR Bandanna Handkerchiefs 3; 5 and IO Cents, AT ERISMAN'S, AO. 4s WES1 KIXCJ SI. WNext Doer te Bayler's Photograph Ual jemr sunn. lOBNaaiVLBK. BARGAINS .IN WhiteDress Goods OINUUAMd, BATINES, CRINKLES, Lsek t.t our Ladles' Bslbrlggan llote. 2 ler 23 cents. Mesquite Caneplesi TurklihBathlbwels.a for 25 cents. NO THOUBLK TO 8UOW QOODS. KvmYTima chkap reu cash. JOHU S. GIVIER, 6 & 8 North Queen St., NEAll CKNIUK 8QUABK, ,.,,. IfANCA8Tli, PA. mirlO-Hdfkw s KASONABLE BAHQAlNa WATT & SHAN D 6. 8 Sc 10 BAST KINO ST. Special Seasonable Bargains 1 100 PUCES Swiss Embroidered Flenncings, from 4Se te IL2S a Yard. We call special attention te thli let of goods, as they are very doslrable and much less than regular pnees. 50 Dezen Gent's Unlaundrkd Shirts, Gee! Quality Muslin, Narrow PUlte.1, 1. lncn llosems and Cu lis, at tiOe each. Al ONE CASE SATEENS, New Styles and Colorings, At 12Hc a Yard. of Short Lengths and Odd Lets of Goods accu. mulated during the season's business UEMNANT3 OF SILK, UEMNANTS OF OASHMEUKS, UEUNANT3 OF BLACK AND COLQUKD IIENUIETTAS, UEMNANTS OF ALL KINDS OF BLACK AND LOLOUED 1JBKSS GOODS, REMNANTS OP BATISTES AND LAWNS. These geeds are til bolngclesed out, rega'd- I less or cost. SPECIAL- ! One let of HALF-WOOL BUNTINGS, In Blacks and Colers.onlyFIVKCKNTS A YAUD, I AT THE New Yerk Stere. s TAMM IlllOTUEKS. GOING ! GOING ! GONE! Valuable Business Property' -AT- ASSIGNEE'S SALE. OnFlllDAY.AtJausrje.at8 p m., win be offered, at the Cooper llouse, the very deBlra. ble buslDeis property, Nei. Hi and '7 NOKTH QUJtKN 8T., (across from Postelllco) as the property et Btamm Brethers, consisting el 24 feet Ui Inehes front, extending back te a depth et 2li leet, mero or lest, with a three (S) story Shep fronting en Christian street, nt ea as a manufactory. Alse right of way through thrce (3) feet alley and stairway te second story. The Btore lioem is one of the finest and best adapted ler general mercantile business te be found any w here, having lately been re modeled by the owners. Bald store room Is 21 feet lli Inches wide and 100 feet long, vent, lated and lighted In the most Improved style. Parties can view the premlses by calling en Messrs. Btamm Bres., or the assignee. W.F.BEYKlt, Assignee. Thes. J. Davis, Attorney. 11. WIN J BEAD THE AUOVK COME STRAIGHT Te our Stere and take advantage of the Extraordinary Bargains HUr W AUK 0FEUJN3 Everybody Pleased, Ne Diaappeintmsnt, Take time and loete ever our Bargains. Xe Trouble te Shew Goe's. DON'T STAY AWAY. ErentiiltiK Must He geld, -ATTIIE- BOSTON STOKE, 85 &37 North Qnefn Street. Stamm Brethers. u
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