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,' ' ZawUASTKM. AUGUST. 13SS.
n DAtlT nrrIAI00 publishes Ml 160
Wegraphlcnowsef the United rress tip te
UM latent possible hour. .,
& tBt3-The Daily Kaiuon-ei ! "'-""-
iwcsi U delivered by carrier. lUiec7
tad surrounding tewni for iec, per i
by vail. 18.00 a yean W.60 ler U months.
. ... - t son. twr month.
tT WSSSetW (Deuble Sheet)
stff"! UIU w - -
rjyrtertteri wtehlnir their address chinned
HiMt awe naw wi ma ei -
warded. ,,
aarcrUMmenU from 10 te 95 eu. per line
aaek lnsorUen. according te location.
THJI INTKLiaGKNCKH.
Lancaster, Fa.
jsTeiepnone"ConneoUoii
FkMOSS LlATtlfO TOWX renTHB A80H, AJTB
Bemitn Traviimm. c.v nxv Turn Daily
iSSwenrcn Maiwd te The, Vew Paw
e 10 Cws a Wekb, Tn Addrxm Br.u,e
CBAitare as emiis Ueshikd.
The Political Horizon.
The political journals have mere than
the usual amount of material in this cam
pilgn, upon which te claim a change of
public sentiment in favor et their cause.
Of course they de net trouble themselves
te print the names of their partisans who
hive gene ever te the enemy ; they leave
that for the opposition journals te de,
and are themselves diligent only in pub
lishing the dererters te their own slde ;
and generally they are net very particu
lar as te the authority for their state
ments ; it is qulte sufllclent that some
one has said se, or somebody has thought
B J. It is safe te take a geed discount off
the number et newspaper converts; the
indication afforded of the current of pub
lic sentiment lacks the very Important
element of reliability.
The reason that there is an unusual
number of changes in this canvass is
doubtless the fact that the tariff
issue is made se distinct in it and that
theie are a geed many business people
who think that their personal Interests
are involved in the matter ; and they are
the kind of folk likely te get their names
in print. Hut the great mass of
the people are net se greatly stirred
up en the tariff question. This is
the state in which It would break up the
Democracy mero than in any ether te be
hllched en te a free trade movement ;
but the Democracy here nre about as
serene as anywhere. These published
changes of one in the thousand de net
Bew the political weather, nor af
ford any indication of It, unless
the balance is struck and the
difference in the movement en each side
is found , which cannot be dene upon
fie unreliable reports et the newspaperr.
A better way et judging et the situation
is te take a general vlew et the Held,
Such a view is certainly encouraging te
Democratic expectation. That party has
the force behlud Het being in; and this is
cansiderable ; and may be particularly
counted en new, because the udmlnistrn -
tlen by that party has been confessedly
weptahle te the peeple of the country.
la truth, the Republicans confess the
weakness of their undertaking te oust
the Democracy by Hying precipitately te
the tariff issue, as the saving one et the
Campaign ; upon thatnlone they put their
hope. They will hang their harp
upon n willow, bocnuse the Demo
cratic tariff position is acceptable
te the whole Democratic party,
and te ft great section et the Republi
can parly. The Issue will weaken the
Kepubllcan party in the Northwest, with
out helping it materially in the I'.ist. It
is net going te disturb the solid vote of
the Democratic party in behnlt et the
first administration It has had in n quar
ter et a century ; which has been credit i i
fele te it and which has mas3 d and or
ganized it into greater cohesion and
political efficiency than it has thewn for
many a year.
Itseems Billy te talk of the overthrew
of a party in power with such record
and solidity. It 1 net "in the weed."
The Republican leaders de net leek
for it. Rlains preserves himBelt for
a future opportunity te be the Meaes of
bis party. Harrison is n lamb selected
for sacrifice. He is net likely te carry
even his own state. The Republican ex-
governor, l'erter, does net propose te be
carried down with him, nnd declines it
nomination. We de net think that there
is reasonable doubt about the November
outcome.
The Colored Teter.
The revolt among the colored vh'ms of
the country grows stronger eveij day,
and the organization et a big I ai iff re
form club of colored voters In Philadel
phia, proves that the movement has a
real solid foundation. There me about
one hundred thousand colored people in
Pennsylvania, and they have been almost
unanlmeuslyallylng themselves with the
Republican patty since they have had the
right te vote.
But their eyes are new being opened te
the manner in which they have been
made hewers of weed and drawers of
water for the Republican party. They
easily recall hew Democratic Mayer
King, et Philadelphia, was the first
te appoint a colored man en the
pollce force; that President Cleveland
picked out James M. Tretter, an intelll
gent colored man of Washington, for re
corder of deeds of the District of Col
umbia, in spite et the most determined
efforts te secure the place for a white
competitor ; that Democratic Governer
Ileadly, of Ohie, appointed an able
colored man en the beard of regents of
the state university, only te have him
dlsplaced'nnder the succeeding Republi
can administration.
And theDemecra:y of Rhede Island and
Massachusetts have been evincing a dis dis dis
positien te give the colored brother the
chance that is denied him by the Repub
lican parly.
These thoughts nre leavening the mind
el the san of Ethiopia. Under his wooly
bead is often found a collection of brains
th it compares favorably with the beat
Caucasian product. He has been long
pondering the causes of Democratic con cen con
Blderatleu for him and Republican iudif
ferjnee. He is beginning te undcrstard
thit in the Northern states he holds the
balance of power tetween the two par
ties, and finally he proposes this year te
mike a trial of sailing in the Democratic
beat. His defection from the Jlepubll
can tarty is one of the surest signs that
a national power that party has seen
1U best days.
The Kea Serpen!.
The power et the pen is strikingly lllus.
trated In the latest advices from the
Kteat rea u rpent. St. Xkhelat has just
jjvea hs children, large andtnialj.a.
graphic account of the mysterious reptlle
with Illustrations drawn f rerri the imagl
nations et the best artists. As a direct
result of this article the monster is
promptly discovered at several summer
resorts and dcsjrlbed as illustrated. The
correspondent et the pres3 who furnished
the item from Alexandria Day, en the St.
Lawrence, tells of the slimy monster pic
tured by Ellhu Veider, and the man at
Watch Hill, It. I., Rives the details et a
salt water snake as shown in the most
fearful of the St. Nicholas pictures. The
serpent had better be careful or he will
encounter a matter et fact photographer
someday. Instead of an immense sau
rian, with the armed jaws et a crocedllo
and eyes as big as a hat, the monster may
be an overgrown poly weg. The serpent
may exist, but it is quite plain that he
docs net de se with sufficient frequency
te make his existence of any consequence
t) mankind.
Tnnnn will probably be a Domecratlo
congressional Rain in Maryland In the cap cap
ture of the Hsi;erstewn dlstrle', repreientcd
by Hen. Leuis K. MoUeinas. Frederick
county la Id tbe district, and at the Kepub
llcan primaries en Saturday, McUemaa
friends had a fierce minority te fight, but
finally carried their point. One prominent
Kepubllcan prodletod a Democratic ma
jority of 1,200 If McUemaa wan nominated.
Mr. McUeuiai has beeu In tbe Heuse ter
tbree tuccosslye term, and aome of his
fellow Kepubll:ans think that long enough.
It will be remembered that Hen. 1. Victer
Baughman, Democrat, came within a few
hundred of defeatlna McUemas two j ears
go.
Ms William Kvkiuitt, of Jleatrn, In
an Independent Jlepubllcan, preferring the
geed of the oeunlry te party advantage,
and as such lie advocates the election of
Oloveland and Thurman In thcae lerrrm :
The Domecratlo platform confines ltaelf
te calling for n single and, ai I think, n no ne no
cessary rolerm 5 but the Jlepubllcan parly
Is absolutely reactionary lu lta oemplaoonoy
declaring for onormeus protection dutlei aa
belng geed in thotnselvos, Bgalnst all the
theories of the early protectionism, all ex
perience of recent uatlone, all rising volcea
of the people ; se detormlnea that It will
net be art vised by Kegland that It plantH It
elf firmly In a line with Hpaln. The
Domceratlo parly here, at leaM, If In no
ether point, enmus atrenitly up te the ap
peal el I'resldtiit Cleveland te reloaae the
country from aome of the corrupting bur-
MenH of the surplus, In the dlroetlon of let
ting perpin use their money m they want
te. (Vhatover disappointment I may
leel that the government at Washington
has net geno b far or aa wlde In the way
of rorerm ni I had hoped, It la nothing te
the proels I Hnd In the proceeding of the
Hepubllcan party that It In In 1883 the nnme
self oemplacont, reactionary, backwnrd backwnrd backwnrd
loekJng body that It was In 1881, with but
small uncouiuKemont for any veter old,
mlddle-aged or young who favors lude
pendeneeand roterm.
A Nr.w Yeiiic correspondent of the 11111 11111
mero Vuu saya that out of an ostlmated
Hebrew population all evor the country of
100,000, Eeinethlng Ilka 125.C0O of the num
ber are credited te New Jerk city. The
first historical record of the landing of Bny
I twentymven men, women and ohlldren
I who landed from itraztl in 1031. They
1 were he peer that lueir. baggage was sold te
tienrnws 111 new Yerk
pay their p.iAt e inoney. New the Hebrew
capital Invested In the dltlerunt wholesale
commercial IntereHtB of the clt v Is eatlinatcil
at r-0'i,000,000, wblle thnlr holdings of real
estate would odd unother million te thai
sum. 'Ihelr millionaires are numbered by
the score, and are the rulera of the financial
contre. ur the 100 buildings en Hreadway,
lrem Canal atroet te Union Hiiuare, evor
1,000 firms nut of 1,200 are llebrewp, and In
the slde Blreets adjoining this Is the dry
goods dlfitrlct Ilubrew names prodemlnato
en the algup. The clothing trade Is chlelly
In tlielr hnnds, mtieh of the whlte goods
Jewelry, the tobacco trade and the whole whelo whole
salo butebnrlng. Ah the majority of the
new pri'Hporeua Hobrew raorehanta landed
lu New Yerk almost without a dollar, the
succeBiful resultN of their Industry nnd
thrift nre all the mero romarkable. HcHldes
building up itmnmise fertunes their itipro itipre itipro
tallvpHnrnferomoiitlnnUpublla movemonts
for nuurltHblp, patriotic or law abiding me
tlves.
Tiik first regular oelorol Damocratle
elub was ergatilr.9d In I'hlladolphlaen Mon
day livening with H. H. l.acy president, who
SaUI that thousands of colored veters wero
wavering In their old pwty faith, and that
It wbh oue of the purposes of the new or
ganic ttlen te preve te thorn that It was for
tbelr lntorest te b up pert the Domecratlo
party. The prospectus issued thua con
cludes : "Colored cltlzenB, we ask of you a
vete of conUiltmce in favor of tbe prcsent
administration, beoause it has acted fair,
pureitnd hotiesl, with e tried, olean man at
Its bend who has preved that his lntorest In
the colored nmn la ue less than It Is ter any
ether cIash of cIUzeiiR, and because the Ko Ke Ko
publlean party have fe tampered with
Justice unit neted In IhJ faith with the
American peepln, and toneno mere se than
the colored raca"
PfCItHONAIi.
J am 1:1 1. r.ser.i:, the Domecratlo candi
date ler Koveruer of Arkansas, Is a plain
termer, as his lather was botero I1I111. At
28 he was working te reclaim his Arkensas
tttrin, and live yearH later he went te col
lege. His pellur-nl llle date from tbe time
hn had roai'hed 40, when be was elocted le
the legislature ;
Oseaii lv Adams ha' prcpnrrd a
vnluinu of hdlcctleus from the novels el
Jane Austen for publication by l.oe iV
Hriepard. The tltle of the volutne will be
'Chapters lrem Jno Austoe." It Is In
tended for use In schools. It Is rather sin sin sin
gulsrthatMouie American publisher docs
net umlttrtukn a credltuble edition of MIsb
Auslim'd wurliR.
ll.ue Itnll Hert.
The rain Interfered with many gamea
yeH rda) , there were but two lu the l.eacue
and thuy rosnlled as follews: At New
aerk, New Yerk 3, Indianapolis 2; at
WMHblnBtnn, Waahlugten D, DutreltS
The Philadelphia and Chicago played
two InulnKsytsierday and the Boore was 2
te 1 In favor of the home team, when rain
stepped operations. The score was 2 te 1 in
four InnlDRB lu favor of the Athletics
ayainst Ht. I.euIh,
The LiQulhvllle defealed Uroeklyn by 2
teO yesterday and that pu ts the Athletlci In
second place,
TheAuierlcm aoicclatieu Is holding n
special meeting In i'hlladelphla, and Ven
Der Aheand Hyrnoare havlnK a row.
Detroit Btllt Iesbb, but the team has net
had the regular men In their positions ler
ever two months.
IndlanBpoltsKlviiallthe clubs as much
as thiy cau de.
(I'ftuUit lijr ilia Itrglstrr.
The loltewlng letters were granted by the
register of wills for the week ending Tues
day, August' :
ADMiNisTiiATiON-Husanna Huuer, de
ceased, late 01 Ham Drumere tewnthln ; 11.
H. Huber, Kmt Drumore, admlnlitraier a
Jacob Kchternaph, deceased, late of Htrai
burg boreiiKh; Aiheh Kchternaeb.Slr&uburc
borough,. administrator.
Ida librr, dicfasfd, latnefv
flnld InwisMj, ; i) ,i a llU -laLOr
bdiulnUtrater,
i'dtertierhart, docesoj, late of Kphrata
tenuahlj)! inane H. Uerhart, llucks county,
admlLlnirHler.
Henry Itocker.deocaiied, latoef l.ltilz j J.
It. Ursyblll, Dauphin eeunty, administra
tor. 'JubTAMKNTAiii-Franz lletlraan, do de
ceauii, late of i,aucaaur city; Jdargarctta
lielluian, city, uzeeutrlx.
Henry DlUundelter, deceased, late of
Manbelin boreusb : Henry Arndt. Man.
helm, executer.
Ullztbetb relpel, deceased, late of l.Htle
Ilntuui mwushlp ; William Ktlpel, l.lttle
llrltaln, oxecuter,
Jehn McF.rlap, dre'ased, late of Ml. Jey
borough ; Jace U. Mcl'arland, Mt. Jey,
executrix,
-KTKUV0U3 I1KA.DAUHE8.
The Nerves
Combers 17 " thlt ncnralita la the prayer
of the nerves for healthy Meed." ihti IH
equally true of evcry form of nerveu j disease
It the bleed li In a nermnl condition the ner
vous system receives from It the atrength iCa
functions require. Ilence the all-Important
quottlen of the purification et the bleed again
Impretaea Itself npen ua. A moment of care
fnl thought enableaua te reatlis why Iloed'a
Baraaparlllabyltapowerte purify the bleed
produces cures In a great variety et dlaeaata
10 an extent hitherto unknown.
11 When I began taking Iloed'a Bartnparllla t
wis confined te the bed nearly all the time.
Mew I am up the beat part of the day, have a
better appotlte than for fl ve ycara and am net
nearly se nervous oil have been." Mrs. Am
A. lltiLia, Nice town, Philadelphia.
Nervous Headache b
" 1 hare been for yeara a great sufTerer from
ner v jus hoadache of an nn 11 lually sevsre type.
1 have tried a great many remedies, but never
found any lellet till 1 began te use flood's Sar
sapatllla, llofere the second bottle was gene
my headaches wcre net se aovero nor se f ro re ro
quent. lamjust beginning tbe fourth bottle
and have net relt se well far yeara. The con
futed diary feeling in the head Is absolutely
gene, and my general health Is wonderfully
Improved. 1 wrlte tot, hoping It may Induce
someothersurTererllkemyaolt te try this In
valuable modlclne." Una. W, H. CAitTWitiunT,
Shelter Island, Suffolk Ce , N. Y.
Heed's Barsaparilla
8e1dbyalldruggtaU.il) alz for I. Prorated
only by 0. 1. HOOD CO., I.oftell, Mm,
100 Douts One Dellar.
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AKD ItUHUKK TKUHSK3.
SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSSES
Will retain the meat difficult forms of HanxiA or
lliiptnru with comlerlaiidaafoty thereby com cem
plntingarndlcal if f tni et all curahlq
ruHHs. Impnrvl- VO U Ci nm In moisture.
May he uand In bathing : and fitting perfectly
te form et body, are nern without mrnnvo mrnnve
nlmica bv the youngest child, most ilollciite
lndy, or the laboring nmn, nveldlng nil sour,
awrnty, psddedunplensantnes, being Light,
Coel, :lfunly, and ulwnys rellabln.
OAUTI11N llowiireot linltHtlnnn. Allgonn Allgenn
Inn are plainly slumped ' 1. 11. fcKiLKr A Ce,
Wariahtkd."
RUPTURE.
Us Bklllful Mechanical Ttoatinent a Hpc
claltv Klthertn Persen or bv Mall.
W ears Itofernnes Vrrf. N. J) Ureit, 1).
llaytt Agnrw, ll'ilfnrif rarker, W. It. l'an l'an
eemt, Vr, Themnt U. Motion, nml buryeen.
(Jenernti of the V.S Army ami A'avy.
iiur" Meclmnlcm Tnintiiiunt et ll.irnla and
Illustrated Uatalogue CnniinilH : Hernia or
Itupturn dollnented ; Its (lllluriinl iloscrlptleni
thube, tmatmnntnnd euro Aliouernuloncy,
Abdominal Weaknesses nnd Vuileoceln. Heek
et (10 pp. and 18(1 illustrnlnna. Mailed en re re re
colptef ftcpnsUige. 1. II. SKULKS A CO ,
jy'.C-3uideed&13lw l'hlladulphla, l'a.
IVANAMAKKK'U
Closed at i v. 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 are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be-j
cared ler without charge. Wc
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or net.
WANAMAKER'S
MAcrcs
PLOOSPACE
PHILADELPHIA
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Yeu knew that there is no
worthy het weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but wc have it. If
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
sampler, 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.
VOMl'l.KXIOX J'O WliKK
QOMl'IiKXlO.N 1'OWDICK.
LADIES
WHO VALUK A IlKriNKI) COMfLKilON
itUbr van
POZZONI'S
MKU1CATK1I
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a bntllant transparency te the
skin, lluumvcs all pimples, irirklen and flla flla flla
colerations, aurt nitkes ihe fkln Oollcately
soft ana beautiful. It contains nolluie. wlilt,',
Uvid erarstinla. lu threo shaflus, pink or flush,
whlte ana brunutle. '
roil SA1.K 11V
All DrugglfltB and Fnney aoeJB
Donlera j3vorywhrjre.
"ltKWAltK OK tMlTAT10N8.-6
apuelva
QUKKXNH'AKH.
TOriOH A MAKTIN.
Fruit Jars I -
Fruit Jars I
-M
CHINA HALLC
ILe 01a Sflandard lUSON Htuir JAlt In
I'luts, Quurtr, Hall (Jailer i,
AT I.OWK8T I'lllCKb
'llti l.IUHTNINO JAll has no Bupeiler, U
Katlur Opeuud and Closed, Made ct Uetlur
Mutal und U Kolluble. Try theiu.
HIGH &c MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East Kini? Street,
LANCAHTKIt, l'A.
OKA HATlllNd AT HUM i:,
UO.TO
OOOHRAN'3 DRUG
bTORff,
Kea. 1S7 A 139 North Ouoen Bt ,
And get euie HKK HALT
S uuir UatU ul hoiue.
und
have it eu
tuTliA?
SKAIiKI) 1MIOPOHAI.S VOIl VUH
Iil.hliiir IOO tens el llaid l!rnkiti Cn.il Hnil
0 tens el Hard Nut Leut, alt In) et sUte, ler
..... uuh.v ..i..., 1,1 .... iiu-ivt'ii ufa .nn
County UouiiutealenersMunco until uoeu, HI
day, AuguntlJ l&s. ijyordt.ref
'1I1K ltOAltl).
Atttt- V W. UautT, Comm'cierk.
augi-cta
CLOTUINU.
riltUAT iTEDUOTlONr
Fine Tailoring
At ttn (Ireateat Reduction ever tmade te ro re ro
tluceahcavyatock, at
H. OERHART'S
Fine Tailoring Establishment,
4) NOBT1! UUKKR BTKKKr.
only Direct Imparting Tailor In theiCltye
i.ancuur
M
A11T1N 13KOTHEKS.
ceiiLAiis, cvrrr,
UAMUKKKCIIirB,
TII8A8U1UTS.
The
Linen
Family.
Augus'.'s Deg-Day beat
and ourlewprlcoa quick
en the interest In linens.
Three Cellars and two pairs et Cuffs tee, or
finest made, remarkable fine Shirts at 11.(0.
Others at tsa and Coe. Count the cost of mak
ing and aturra and see thtse. rinest careful
workpeople can put together, 11.50, IU0 and
1273.
flannel Ehlrts and Beya' Waists, all stylet
Te work in, te laze In, nothing se comfortable.
CLOTHING.
Thin Bulls and Dress Suits for ovetyboay.
Men's All-Weel Bulla, I7.M ; finer at 1.0 te 116.
fine Trcusen, f 3.0 and 11.60.
martin" BRO'S
Clothing mid Famishing Goeui,
a NOUTU UUKKHBT.
r. B. Campaign ClubJ Kqnlppcd.
w
1LL1AMUON A FOUTKR.
ARemirkable
FXriUOKDlNAKY
Anneuncement.
TERRIFIC BREAK
IN
PRICES.
(lenfa Very etyllth All-Weel Cliovlet Hack
Ceat uutiH worth 113, new inarbed I'J.
(lunl'd LlKlit Colored All-wool Pnrte Culls
worth 1S, new innrkcd 110.
Oenfs All-Weel fihfoked Scotch lOMwIntSiilU
wjrtli !.(!, new uurkca vi.
Clilldrnn'a Alt-Woot Cbovlet Plnatcd Xunie
Units worth 0, new marked H.50.
This U an opportunity ttoldein otTercd.
Tlicnilerj iUni'1 lull te lake advunuige of
THE BARGAINS.
Williamson & Fester,
32. 34, U Ac 38 E. KINO ST.,
1 ANVAaTKlf, l'A.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 310 MA.HKBT 8TCHET,
u.iuuisutmu, l'A.
HUM SI Kit HKSOKTa.
CUlUAaOCOTTAHK,
NKAH U1K MKACir,
liUKKNTtlCKVAVK.ATHNTHJCITV.N.J.
llUUi:i.lKK,Kt.KUANTOUI81NK.
07-Sliiaiu,TbA1 MU3. JOI1.N A. UrAHL.
MrOI.lNTOOK COTTAOIC, COKNER
Central Ave. and UcCllnteck Su, drcan
tliove, N. J ! central location; nt-ar audito
rium, po8tenlrn, lakn, ncean end bathlne
Kreuufls. 'luriiij. 10 tell: per week. Snuclal
r.itna te excursionists
Mils. A. V. MVINQBTON.
Jy2J-lma 0I go.
T
UK
"CHAI.rONTK .
Ocean Kna of Werth Carolina Avnnun,
A Tl.ANTlO CITY.
CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE.
ThU thoreuphly comfertablo anil well
known linusn H new open, 'xwenty-ctirhtri
roiHen. Wiinie inanaErinenU Coel and On.
llxhtfnl location very noarthimea.
JunlMiml J. ICBIMA
SONS.
TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE
(rerrcurly Hetel Ashland.)
-NOW Ol'KN.-V
UKruUNISllKU. - - UKUODKl.KD.
UKNOVATKD.
. ., .. . JOS-'t KLAN1UKN, .IB.
marl 4mfl-Mar.Apr,Jiily,AuR.
A TLANTIU OITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY. N
J.
Larucst Urnt Convenlont Hetel. Kkwuntl
rurnUhiid. Liberally lianairea
Coach te ana
mini llcach ana Trains. Orchestra Mmle.
,i.u,n,iiu. uimiimiv Aianuuiu ccuir-n in
CHAD. l(I(4l.AIrf 1'iv.n
, K. CocniuK.Chlef Clerk. leb'."2-8u'd
OTOCK TON HOTEL.
CAl'K MAY, N.J.
iU'KNS JUNK SH.-ew ewnnmhlp. New
MitnHKvmmit. Nmily rurnlabcd. 1'eruct
Appoint uiHiits. l'epuiar l'rlces. yincst beach
lu the world
r.TIIKO. WALTON. 1'ioprteter.
JunlO 1011 LttUi el ML Junius llutel, N. V.
ATT. UKKTNA 1'AHK.
Mt, Gretna Park,
ITOU KXCUKSIO.N.S AND 1'ICNICS,
TbH l'ark 9 located In Iho heart of the
booth Mountain ou the Unu el the
Cornwall k Lebanon Knilrenrl,
Nine miles 1011th of the City of I.obaneu.
wlthlutiBiiydliitanca or lUrrHlnirK, tteadlnir,
Laneastur, Celuuibta and all points en the
1'hllHdeiphla A Uvadlng and i'eunsylvanla
Kittlretdd. Th Kreunds ure large, covering
hundreds of acre, and are
KltKK TO ALU
The ronvenlonco are a l.ure Uanrlns l'a-
ylllen, a Spucleus Dining Hall, Te Kitchens.
IiuuuaKe and coat lloemi, while the urranuiv
liieiit mrninusomenU consist of i.rrvmt nVirt
llallUreundfi. lleullng Alley, WUoellnir oal eal
hiry ijuells, fct., Kie Table ler Luuchra.
ltu.tiu Beau aud Itenches are scattered
throughout tbn ground.
'IHItBlATKKlKLKllANOK
Of the National Ouatd of 1'ennaylvanta has
been lecated at Mutlrelnu. and tn MHItarr
Ullle l'ractlC4, from time Ultima at the itanira.
will constitute a new attraction te visitors!
Anethtr atUHCtlen U
LAKKCON'KWAUO,
Coverlng nearly twenty aciea en which are
plactd u number of elegant New float, and
a 1111K the banks of which are pleasant walks
and levuly acenery.
OIHKlH'ATIONCAUS
Will be run en the Hue 01 the Cornwall A Leb
anon UaUread, or will be lent.te dltrerent
points, wIihii practicable, ler the accommoda
tion of ezcurblen partlea. 'Xhey are sate,
pleasant and cenvenlMiit.
1'urtles dt-airlntr It run procure Meals at the
l'.rk, as the Dining Hall win lie under the su su
rervlileu of K M, IIIILTZ. of the Lebanon
Vatluv
ouae. Tlnwe who wish te spend a ita
leunulnscan find no nlace se beanti
lu the Meunulns can flnd no
tul or arterdlng no much r
arterdlng no much pleasure as Ml
uretna iu inteIUTInu
1.U11SII UN lllB l-UKtllbKS
- rer Kxcnrsten lUtts and General Info
UlaUeu, apply te
NED IRISH,
. . PuP'1 l-Kailroed, Labaneu, l'a.
JvA-jrACl
TOBACCO.
s
TANDAKD OUKW1NO TOBACCO,
DOYOUCHEW?
-11IKN OKT-
THE BEST
-WHICH IS
Finzer's
Old Honesty!
Oonulne Heb a Red H 71a Taa
Everjr Plug.
en
OLD 1IONK8TY la acknowledged te be the
FUBIST antt HOST LASTING piece Ot
BTANDAKD CHK W1NU TOBACCO On the
market. Trying It Is a better teat than any
talk about it. Give It a fair trial.
WYOUBDKAL1UHAS lT.f
neviMydAw
nu r uoedh.
s
PKUIAL HARQAINH.
WATT &SH AND
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Dnrlrg our Rrinl annual Cleartng Bale we
are orb ring Kxtraerdlnary liargalus le each
and evtry department, 'ihe balonce of our
stock el
Spring and Snmmer Dress Goods
InclndlnirBllks, Illarkanaro'ered llonrlettss,
bethln Al'-Woeland wllk Waiped. Jllaekand
Colored Caahmrrs, Debcgcs, and a large as
sortment of All-Weel Cleth buttings are new
being closed out Ucgardless of cost.
Bl'KClAI. VALUKB IS
hADIKV, OKNT'H AND C'UIIiDKEN'S
GAUZE UNDERWEAB.
GUKATUiEdAINSlN
TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS.
One hundred doren All Llnen Knotted.
Fringe 1 owels at I2Je.
fiiiv do7en Large aim Knotted rnnge Tow
els, 17c.
oue hundred dezen Kxtra rine Quality
Knotted rrlngnDamsskand lilrd eyeatlic.
Kitty dozen HathTowels atSe each.
One hundred dozen Kxtra Large, Geed
Quality Ualh Towels at UXe.
SPECIAL !
Ona case of Batoens, Geed Styles, l'erfcct
Goods, only Re a yai d.
We oneu today several cases ci New Call Call
cees, Dark Fall 1'dtteniB,
AT TUB
New Yerk Stere,
O. 8 as 10 HAST KINO BT.
S1'
EOlALLY LOW l'KICEB.
Remnant Sale
-AT TIU-
Tie People's Cash Stere
NO. 25 EAST KING ST.,
-'JOUMKSOl.NU-
MONDAY,AUGUST6.
We will offer Eveiy.hing in the Heuse
In the Shape of an Odd Length or Hera
nant, at
Specially low Prices
la order te make a C'ean Skbjp of
Spring aud Summer Goods, anl thereby
make room for
OUR FALL STOCK
Which will seen I e coming lp.
The People's Cash Slew,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
ICbrW-lydAw
JWVCATIOSAI.
T
UVK
Yeates Institute.
(UhV. KOMTOOMKRYB, HOOt'IIi, W. A,
Headmaster,) will
UUOl'KN FOUTUK YKAU lSSt?-l,
ONMON1DAY, BBPTEMBBR3,1808
Mr. Hoepor prnmlees specially thorough
Inmrnctleu In Mathematics, Puniuanshlp,
ltoek-keeplni; .nd the usual Kngllih studies.
He brs te ay, ulse, uint having taught ler
merathtn a quarter of a century, be has rltted
boys ter Harvard, Yale, I'rtncolen, Columbia.
Amherst, '1 riutty. West 1'elnt, and Annapolis,
and ha never had a candidate ler admission
rejected.
Vive or six boys will be received Inte the
family nt uw headmaster.
Circulars by mall or at Mr. Ken Dersmlth's
Heek Btem.
Vertuither lnfonnittlen apply te the Head
master, at
Ne. 305 North
Duke Street.
jlyS-2maTTh4S
vLevm mm.
ASKEW
OS MK.
AT N08,;M AD 138 WIST KINO STrfEKT.
e.7ira
TyjEIlOUANT TAILORING.
HAGER a BROTHER.
Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENT.
a rKurxcT riT guauantxkd.
Mid-Sammer Specil Kedacllens.
Ecetch and English Cheviots.
SCOTCH I
CIIIVIOT SUITINGS,)
NOLIRH I
CUKVIOT (SUITINGS,!
K8A)TOrS00.
128 00 TO 123.00.
'8 00 TO I2V00.
f2a.U0TOI23.U0.
Theabovearo TIIK LATEST In I'latds and
Stripes;
The CLOSING PBICEB will WrrantanEx-
amtn&tlen.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, 120.(0 TO 118 00.
CUKVIOT BUITINQS, 20.00 TO 111.00.
Desirable Ihin Materials for
Summer Wear
Will be found tn our usaertment of Worst
eds, riannels, Serges, Orap lleBt'B, Mehairs,
1'onKees.;
IM POUTED LINKN VK3TING3.
LINEN VHSriNQS.
WHITI
lager & Brether
25 & 27 West King Street.
"DEDUCED MUCKS.
L. GANSHAN & BRO.
Tee Great Sacrifice Sale
-OK-
MEM, BOYtf AND COILDUEN'S CLOTDINO
Will Centlnun for a Few Days Lemter. We
Offar 11 UK AT UAKOAlNa te Ucduce
etcck.
MEN'S 11USINK99 SUIT3 at IU0, $1 M, 5S0,
MKN'3 DUES3 SUITS at 10 CO, 17. 00, 13.00,
110 00.
MKN'3 FINK PRINOK ALTIKHT SUITS at
t lioe, n 00, nn.00, tia 00.
l'ANTS at 60c. 6SC. 75c. (Oc. 11.00, 1.I5,U5,
(2.00. 12 50, $,OJ.
MKN'd SKER3UCKKU COAT AND VEST,
esc
JIOY'i BKEKSUCKEIt COAT AND VEST,
HOY'S SUITS at 12 00, 12.50, $1.00, (I 00, H.50,
ICO), 7.(0.
CniLDUEN'S SUITS at II 25, t.75,2,0C, I2.S0.
$3.00.
five Hundred l'alrs CIIILDUKN'S ODD
I'ANIS.SJC, 5c, 35c 50a, 750. 11.00.
Great Bargains. PANTALOONS TO OUDElt,
$310,1)50, 14 0 J, IV0O.
SfltlSltMBGS theso ltarKUlns cannot be
duplicated. II ion want them come at once.
L GansmaD & Bre.,
B.W.OORNBR
NORTH QUBBN & ORANC3H 8T8
LANCASTKU, l'A.
Hands Wanted en Veita. Ge3d 1 Prices
1'ald
M
YKKi k KATHKON.
THE PRICES ARE DOWN.
The O it we Lav j if ale en Our
Prices covers all Grades and
Kinds.
Let ls reni'nl you tint we
1ii.vj our eye constantly en tha
Reliability of our Clothing, atd
we're pleased te say It's well ap
rreslated by the purchasing
public. All Goods Marked at M d
Season Trices, and if jou'rein
need of Clothing jeu tnlsi a geed
chance if you Cen", call en us.
Myers & Eathfen,
UELIAULK CLOTU1KU3,
NO. 12 EAST KINO BT.,
LANCASTKU l'A
UOTK1.S,
ST. UlIAKliKSHOTELi.
Table Hoarders wanted at $1.00 per week,
llreaktast from b te 7, !5e per meal. Dinner
from li te 1, 300 Supper from tl te 7. SAe. Tran
sient Custom solicited. Geed beds and well
alrodreoins. Geed stuble room for cerses. Me.
II Hast Chestnut street, opposite 1'eun'a It. U.
Depot.
JySMmd GKO. rLOBV, l'rep.
sJUhQUKUA.NNA HOUSK,
UN TIIK SUBQUKHANNA,
WASU1NGTON UOBOUGU.
Newly fitted up and repainted. Ktrst class
accommodations for fishermen. lleaU and
Keds f urnl.bfd ut rtasoeable pi Ices by day or
week. Beat nsUlng grounds en the eusque
nanus.
augl-lwu II. WHTZ, Proprietor.
PAL ACS OF FABHlOlf.
rpHE
GREAT THIRTY DAYS
CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Ending
SATURDAY,
GUST 18.
AU-
Te-morrow we put out the fol
lowing Bargain's; '
One let of Embroideries at
iec a yard.
Anether bijj let el Colored
Bordered Handkerchiefs at 2c
apiece.
One let of fine new designs
Hem-Stitched Handkerchiefs,
neat borders, formerly iec, at
4c apiece.
One let of blocked and polka
dot border Handkerchiefs, for
merly iec, at 8c apiece.
One let of embroidered cor
ner, hem-stitched, regular price
iec, at 8c apiece.
One let of Mourning Hand
kerchiefs, hem-stitched, reduced
from i2jcte iec apiece.
One let ei extra fine Mourn
inn Handkerchiefs, formerly 22c,
reduced te i2jc.
One let of extra fine hem
stitched, pure linen, formerly
20c, new I2jc.
One let of plain corded bor
dered Handkerchiefs, pure linen,
hemmed, formerly 7c, new at
4c apiece.
One let of colored bordered,
formerly iec, new 6 c.
One piece of Tapestry Bor Ber
der, 10 inches wide, reduced
from 25c te iec a yard.
One let of Table Linen,
bleached, Ge inches, reduced
from 30c te 1 8c a yard.
One let of Cream Damask
Table Linen reduced from 37c
te 25c a yard.
One let of WhiteTable Linen,
60 inches, reduced from 60c te
37c a yard.
All our Colored Chenille
Fringes, formerly 50c, 75c and
$1 a yard, te-morrow at 25c a
yard.
One let of Black and Colored
Tassels at one cent apiece.
One let of Black and Colored
Girdles at 10c apiece.
One let of Beaded Orna
ments, formerly $1.00, te 25c
apiece, te-morrow at iec apiece.
One let of Beys' Calice Waists,
formerly 25c, tomorrow at 13c
apiece.
One let of Worsted Wrap
Trimming in all colors, formerly
50c, new iec a yard.
Curtain Lace, regular price
1 8c and 20c a yard, new iec a
yard.
ASTRICH BROTHERS.
WAXvumi'
OPEOIAIi.
WATCHES
for Farmers and Uollreadors, II Karat Geld
rilled ltess Cases, Klgtn Works, $J0 each,
Jeb Let. Best Watch and Jewelry Uepalnng.
Spectacles, Kyefrlessesand Optical Geed. Cor
rect time dally, by telegraph only place In
the city.
LOUIS WEBER.
Ne. 1B3K N. Queen St., opposite City Hetel,
near renn'a
1JH
Jurtet.
N
EW DESIGNS IN JKWELR1.
JEWELRYI
Call and sea our new Dtsnrnela J E WK1UY,
bethln
GOLD AND SILVER.
MOUENIM JEWELRY
A. HPEUlAIiTY.
Charles S. Gil),
IO. 10 WB9T KINQ ST.,
LANCASTKK. l'A.
s
TEKLINU HIL.VEK GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WUUAVCA I.'N.O'
Sterling Silver Goods,
Including Jloekmaika, Taper Cutters,
l'iaster Cases, Uuckles, Tin Cushicm. A
big let of Uracelet Uutteners, Etc.
We will sell you at COST.
WALTER C. HERE,
Ke. 101 North Queen Street,
LANCABTKU. PA.
nl-tld
ATTUHSJtm.
TUTHEKB. KAUEF.MAN,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
NO 2 POUTU 1'IUHCK BT., Lancaster, rn.
r-lydAw
Xtr 1- K1SHEK, DENTIST.
W Particular attention given te fllllntr
and projervlim the natunU teeth. 1 have all
the latest Improvements for deln nice -work
at a very reasonable cost, llavlngyearsef ex
perlence lu the larxe cities lam sure te jlve
the best of satisfaction and save you meuey,
best artificial teeta only a.00 per set.
marlfrlyd NO,MNOKTUQUIN.8T.
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