VSJ" v,V 'V ! . EJE' "N3" '' TiTE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, MONDAY. AUGUST 13, 1888. ! - w B .1 k ' " !.''" iff . 2si r IW I' I tt g it it pi ?1 :a ! m m ?m iJ" K v-i ' . t m JH :iy 4 The Pally Intelligencer. ! uAMOAATkU. AUGUST 13. ISSS. Vast Dah-t imtxieBHem publlshes all the tetagraphle news of the United rrci up te tfc latest possible bear. MB MS -Tie Dally kdltten of Tin Iirratxi Iirratxi Beaa la delivered by currleri In the oily ana surrounding towns for loe. per woek I by mail, 16.00 a yean W.M for elx months LB (or three months t tee. per month. ffn Wsskit IXTaLtianiciH (Deublo Bhoet) Bbrht rages, only H.80 per annum, In afl. Tanee. abaenben wishing their address chAntred most also state wbere the 3aper U new ter warded. Advertisements from 10 te V eta. pes line etch Insertion, according te location. TUB INTELLIGENCER, Lancaster, Fa, awTelephone'Cenneetlon Pmtaeirs LxAvme Teww ren TnaTaisej, asd tvmm Tw.Tii.WRi. ca nAva Tira Dailt ltrramexHca Ma.kd re Tub, rest 1 aid ob 10 Cains a Wikk, th Aunnxsa Eama Cbuxeid as Orris) a uksihid. Bad Lack Attends Mm, The Republican Intent te have. Mr. Blaine's arrival upon his native shore give a boom te their canvass was geed enough, but the amount of execution done by the event has net come up te expectation. The gun was Dred tee seen ; It would have been better it Mr. Blaine had appeared after the canvass had get under headway and the excitement had get te a pitch where his magnetic presence could have added te it; and of course it would have been much mm eat'a'acUry if the prora prera prora teons made te meet him had been re warded with his presence at the hour set for bis coming. It is n bad thing for a wedding march when the bridegroom tarrle,eveu though it be net liln fault, but that of seme bunted engine that was fu lled en te bring him up te tlme. There is always a fkver of blasted hopes about such a disappointment, and people in cline te suspect that bad luck in the future Is bound te attend ee peer a be ginning. The like impression fastens upon the unfortunate inauguration of a political campaign. Mr. Blaine has net yet done nny thing te set his parly en ita legs in this canviiES ; he did net give happiness and unity te the nominating convention, and did net turn up at the tig parade prepared for the welcome home ng.tin. It, may net have been his fault, but only his and party's misfortune ; and both care mere for mis fortune than for fault. Cleveland's luck Is the great shadow upon Republican expectation ; nnd en top of it they have the bad luck that Blaine manages te bring them. They were defeated under these lnllueucis once and de net seem te have reason new for a lively hops that they have been dis pelled. All that Mr. Blaine offers them ns the ouey of their salvation is the demand for the imposition of such tariff duties as will prevent the importation of a pound of anything that can be produced in this ceuutry. This is the Republican plan for reducing the tariff revenue , and is simple enough te be comprehended and silly enough te be rejected by every Intelligent voter. The only ether thing that was said by Mr. Blaine te his countrymen In the first speech he has made upon lilsie turn lrem Europe, was that the greatest interest was felt in that region in the political battle here, nnd that the Democratic party had nil the feieigii sympathy. This statement having been cabled across the e-ean has met with a prompt and clear denial by the English newspapers, which declare that little in terest is taken in our political struggle, and that no beniflt or Injury te European trade is expected from it. Mr. Blaine is net at all above making a misrepresenta tion te efftct a political object. Ills statesmanship is net en a high plane, and his character net en a higher one. TlieallennlAss. Americans feel most keenly the sling of truth in the common criticism of our social economy, that snobbery and Hun keylsm ara as rank nnd offensive in cer tain parts of this republic as they ure in England, and although we have the con solatlen that it is only in the cities that an aristocracy seeks te establish itself en the false basis of wealth and birth, we cannot be blind te the fact that this idea of caste, se ferelzn te democratle theory and practice, is gathering strength. There is, particularly in New England, nd Is position te ask the name of n nmn'd greatgrandfather rather than te inquire as te his Intellectual standard, refine ment and character, and the nu ion Is greatly In need of a Dean Swift te held this idea up te ridicule. The fact that the son of a man et note some times inherits his mental and moral strength, as well as education and wealth, is net bread enough for tbe foundation of an aristocracy within a republic. The only one that can exist, and escipe the hate and scorn et the people, must be founded solely en the worth of the man. Though hereditary and inherited advan tages may secure the guinea stamp of social rank mere easily for some, this advantage should only stimulate worthy men te rise without it and wherever American society la in a healthy condition these who se rise nre ttcelvtd with a cordial recognition, and nobility of character is the only patent of nobility that is really respected. Where tiny ether standard exists tl e sting et tills comment from J Je will be keenly felt: "It is due te the strange paradox that, while we admit the supe riority of the American idea, we refuse t) fellow it te a conclusion, that we have mide a national ass of eureelf." I'rercut un Epidemic Yellow fever se close te us as Jacksc n. vilieisnet pleasant. In three days of great and quick inter-communication it must always be alarming te ilnd au epidemic en our shores. It was Ien; clnce jellew fever has caused uiany apprehension. In the ante-bellum dtyslt was a yearly visitor te the Gulf cities, whose people became used te it, ani these of Northern birth went there w.th the understanding that they hud te become acclimated te it. It may b3 because of better sanitary arrange arrange arrange meits.oref changes in commercial inete- meats, that yellow fever has become a leu frequent visitor te Southern cities. It evldeutly has net left them perma nently, and It may Iw here again. There U no foretelling where its seeds stay net be carried. The quarantine regulations beem te be promptly taken, but they cannot be certainly preventive While ral read trains run and ran v ir nltn mill p!ueugers. It behooves the autheil- iWatfeye-yclty te put their town la ' order, and its cleanliness may defeat Uie 1 spread of an epidemic that may possibly find lodgment in it. I French Spoliation Claims. The final vote ou the measure for the payment of Trench ipoliatlea claims will ceme up befere the lleusa an early date, nnd will probably meet with much oppo sition en the old ground that the claims are for damages consequent upon a state of war, and nre, therefore, invalid. It Butted the United States te consider these claims valid in ltd settlement with France, when both nations cles.d ac counts en the gieund that there had betn no war. This question has been threshed ever se often in the generations since the settlement, and the justice of the claim en the government has been te firmly established that It seems Btrauge men can be found in Congress te oppose payment. That the original claimants nre repre sented by great-grandchildren should have nothing te de with the case, for we should eagerly embrace every opportunity te erase tlie stains upon national honor left by the generation that has also left us be splendid a heritage of hlsteiyand law. The nation is in the position of a trus tee who, af'cr making a settlement for heirs, postponed payment te them en the ground of his own poverty. New we are rich, and varied fortunes have fol lowed the victims of our neglect, but we are equally bound te settlement with all who can preve their claim, If the claims are net geed, our settlement with France en the basis of their equity was fraudu lent, nnd we nre bound in honor te cor rect it. This Is the nb3urd extrema con fronting the opponents of the proposed seltiemeat. Tin: monlterTerrorapponrato be a terror te theso who hnve charge of her, Win Balled from l.eague Island te the Ilroeklyn navy yard last we ok te get a new pair et turreb, and aoen alter starting Kaglnoer HewerH allpped Iretn the platform et thoermino room and fell Inte tht mnolilnery, narrowly escaplng death. The englnea were alopped and he waa tnken out eoveroly wounded about the legs- In Dolnwaie bay the tug Nina, wlileli wan towing tbe Monitor, ran aground and would have been torntepleoea by the rim of the war ship If the man at the wtitul hai net aoted promptly. An It waa the tug was damaged allutitly. The heat In the lire room of ttie Terrer all the tlme alie was under WBy waa lbO (If grets. A rr. aw In the representative apportion ment bill pissed by the last legislature haa been discovered. New Klngueld, a bor ough In tjchu)klll county, la net Included In a representative district, and the veteia there canunt vote for a member of the leg islature. New Klnggeld borough was originally n portion efKast Urunawlck township, but It wrh aet oil from the latter In 18S0 and crented Inte a borough. Under thn law Itcontlnned bb a part of the Third lORlslatlve district of Schuylkill county, boeiuco Hist llrunawlrk township was made it part of the district under the appor tionment act et 1871. When the new bill was pasned at the last ncsslen New King King geld borough should have bcen placed lu some one et the four districts of that county. It was ovldeutly the Intoullen of the tramcraef the bill te place It In the old Third dtHlrlct, whom continuous townships and borough niolecalod, butlv waa omlt emlt omlt ted entirely, and new the voters of the borough want te knew what Is te be done about It. Heme luwcrs contend that the cinle!en of this borough Ini airs the validity of the bill un It new stands. It la suggested that the mipreme court cin convene, con sider the lntmtet the lrgialature and as nl;n the borough te Ita old dlstrlat. The mutter will be placed bofero the governor, mid It may be poBHlble that an extra kof.Ieii of tholetiltlntiire will have te be called te remedy what li new considered n aorleus defect In tbe law, The Inst legislature haa a history ler crrern which preUbly was never as markeJ In previous aosslena. The blunder In the reveuuu bill was the ene of most nuigultuJe. Tin: arrival lust woek of seme two liuii' dred small children of New Yerk nt the Ubambersburg station strongly Imprcsped tlie peopleof tunt goej oily with the merit of the froth nlr Ideu which la bulng applied enantnll but steadily Increasing scale In .overal of the large cltles. Any ene who hai noted the m'.sery of the llttle wrotehes who are obliged te pisa the warmest dajB of Huuunur In the milling, dusty and un healthy ntmotphero et the poorer quarteia of New Yerk or Phllatlelphla, will appro appre elate the charity et the plan that gives aome et them a two woeka' atay In the oeuntry, The country poeplo are usually eager te receive thcae llttle poeplo, and the cost of sending nvay a large number la relatively small, M st of tbetn knew nothing of the open country, having lived In city atrceta from Inlauey, and the Uhamberaburg )'( ley iffjiirxt tells et ene ley et alx, who ex claimed when he aw a fl.iek or very young chickens, " Why, they have no clothes ou." This e'-.arlly haa the double advantage of appoalleg te kind hearted poeplo of both city and country, and there are enough te give all Uie city children a tuste of nature In the summer. It li nn Idea worthy of de velopment en a mere liberal scale, Hud thn Tnbunc and ethor metropolitan Journals are pushing It forward nobly In New Yerk, having planned this aud another Invasion of Franklin county, TEKaONAL. Ciiaui.i.s Chei'kkii, therallrnad million aire, IttdvluK t diauetes at his hemu In Monterey, California. Hknaiek McUeNAin, of Torrnte, la at thn head el thn lrKi dry Koeds heuse lu Camdit and Is also a Methodist preacher. Caiii. ticiti'iiz is aald te be writing a book ufreuiliilNceucoscevoriug his marvel ous career whlle yet a youth, In Kurepe, and afier wards tlie experienced ami iiuhifive iiuhifive meniH of bin iiMturer years In public Iife in the United Hlatep. Nioiiei.au Mviumiy, a wafchmen at a Jlosten wiurf for live jeara pist, has dur ing that tlmn saved the Uvea of 100 persons win) iiavB luiiHii uveruearu. un naturday hisompleyers priwented him with n cold beaded cane. He had previously received silver medal from the Mesiachuaetta Humane society. (JUNKKAi. HAVssirn, governor of Far, has weu the praise el all law-abldlriK Frenchmen. This general has the quiet, dogged de ermlnatlen and strength of character nt General Grant. He has twice saved Paila lrem a revolution once durluK the presidential election last Hutuinn and again during ttie past week of strikes and communist threata and swagger and ie day General Husler la the meat popular man In France. Mns. Baiiaii Koiunse.v, tte eldest fr. male lemduut In thb Btate of Maryland. In dead Had she lived until the 1Mb of next February, she would have reached lh ., of 100 irH. Mrs. Koblnten retalceJ nil her faculties up te the lime of bem.-uh and could remember d''ii"' .ailmt ha jji. nej in me Jantceuury. buej-ateu loe luent el her tlme in the last nfteen years kultt nt stockings for her numerous Sregeny. Net mIlcs tbe day she settled In arttordeountvImsMrB, ltobinsen inn u. bdepted home Mho never saw a railroad nor a steaintieat, and died In the house she colored as a bride. Mtts. Lanetiiy isa millienairess, Geerge Ktugb, her Inte manager, ajs that If eCe ere ie cash In te morrow euberrealeata'e alone ahe would reaMz anmetriing In the neighborhood ei S00 000, aud thla she ewea altogether te her own atirewdne. in ecu litliH'. When Bhe plays In a tewn Ita'. aha aeea U a tbrlvlng town she Invests lu real i'?1, Kr Iccnmul deublta its value In a few yearr, ds en te It. That lithe iterater accumulation cf wealth. DuiIdk her visit te Salt Lske City In 1857 aha purchased SS "" 2 " ' ft ,& When the returned lu IfeSS aee refused 8, UOO, a pretty goad rie. In thn latter yearai e oeo, pretty goad ria In th DODRntaeinemiDK "Kn "V"" kiui iuu tn California, paying 580,MXI lerthn Int. Hbu has since declined an cITer of (200,000 lit the property. Hliiee her purchase railroad baa been run through the heart of the prop erty. Ki.ne Mir. an, of Hervla, la a mest ilisplo ilisple his creature. Heme years age he went te V'enna for a brief atay, and en the flrat night et hla vl.lt lie lest .21,000 at the Nodes' rlub. The meney had te be paid within 21 hours, and as the amount was net within hla reach, he went te the palace and requested a lean from the emperer, who Kave him the money ea condition that he wculd net play again, and yet, the very next nlRbthe wai tnnnd at the tatile, and did net rite until 000 mere had gene. Ne application could be tuarte this tlme te tbe emperor, ae Milan rained the amount en the aeeurlty of aaplendldjiwoled cl meter, hla uieat Taluable hereditary pneaef.len, which had been prcaented te the late Prlnce Mlloaeh by the Kmperer Nicholas Tbla clmeter has never been redeemed, and It la new In the possesien of JUerr llltlcnreder, the Uerlln banker. Tarred, rcatberril and Whipped, Frank Philips was ar res ted at Hbsnan Hbsnan deab, Iowa, last Friday, for committing a criminal asaault en a llttle daughter of lr. J, I'lce. The Btlalr created great oxolto exolto oxelto mont, and later In the ovenlng the prisoner waa taken from the Jail by a large mob, who covered blm with a coat et tar and feathera and hnraewhlpped him. He waa rescued by efllcera and taken back te Jail, but displayed a dctlant spirit. )le waa again taken by the mob, who .trung him up te a tclnphone pole and made him con fees the crime, when he waa released and Invited te leave, whleh Invitation he ao ae ao eepted with as much alacrity as hla condi tion would permit. I.tit of Uiicltlin.il I.f tier., List of unclalmed letters remaining In the poatefllco at Lancaster for the woek ending Monday, August 13 : LiiUe.i I.ut. Ml.a Anna C. Hrs., Miss Iydla Mi Call, Maria Kjhh, Mlsa ljjdla Ann Hlienk, Oenta J.ilV. II. llecker, Jehn II. Hoeker, K 0. Ilerliek, Itiiv. .Ienph Cook, J. Danth, Kd Foltenberger, U-erge Hart, 0. Hlnklny Hnrr, Msrllti F. Ilerr, l)vld lloiice, (Jtein Imliell, Jehn Kllm, Itebnrt H. Maltsbsrger, li. A. II. ltoceli, II. K. aterner. A l'ltnaxl OU I.ly. rrem the Epoch. Old Lady (te elderly brlile en wedding trip) That yeunu man who Just went Inte thoaineklu' car aeeuw wery fend e' you, ma'am. Klderly llrldc Ab, yen, Jehn loves me most dearl) 1 Old Lady It deen my old heart geed te aee aech alleatlen tin no days; Is he the only son ye get, ma'am ? A Nrnti, llniulim Isellnn exhibited by a delicate woman during tlie extrae Ien of teeth. Hut why net suve tliem In lime, with 8i)Z IDUNr, and thus ob eb ob vlate the neeapstty or taxing one's fnrtltuda t Tbotunantsef llin menlrj, uru far aem likely tnreiiia'nunddoge.rvlce, If this sovereign protective li used us n BiifeKimd nrfatnut this nnllmely deMriiolleii. The eipnlnncH nnd uvldencuel hosts el peeple, prevts this sana sana eory fact. F.M.WAw BI'KUIAL NOTIOKH. entiic llenlil the llllila And the motive, et Its iiiHhnra. but nene who Imve llKcO IhiilnddiilittlHil llle.icy et Hurileck 11 oeil lltllm This splenmd blimd tonic U without u pit-r l'er nuln ltjr II. It. Cochran, ilrunlt, 137 a n il ljt, Werth Quetii street, Liui- UiSUll, Thrciw Avj ai.ise. "Troubled with iiillnnu for eight years. Net qulln two bellle. nf I'iemiu' Kcleclrie Oil uiirnd me cnumliitiily, nliiirHuendliiK uver l.t.'i) wlttieut Did hIIkIiK nt liunefit." Iht.lswtmt Aiiiii Trubner. el Tvrnnn. l'n sava Fer puiti ny ii. ii. v.ecnniii, uriiKI North Qllrrn street Luncuiater II. (.echnui, driiKglst, U7 and lffJ H.tl.ftclluii lluivertul. In thn past thre months I luivu.nldnnnliiin Ond mid nlr bottle el 7iemm' Kctectrtc Oil Never saw u inedtclnu In my life thntguve such uiilvunnl salltfiiclieii. Cuuiil an u1 cu rat nil tlirest for lue In twenly-feur hour; never lulled te relieve my ehlldieu of cieup ' i:. It llnll.driigK'st, Uruyvtlle, 111, Fer tidu by II. It Cochran druggist, 137 and 1SU North Queen street, l.uneiLimr. A Had nrrnlli Islncuirernb'e We don't like It. A person with it ntriiiiK breath must tint in kn himself very f mil lar wllh us An Iniimru liraulh Is cau-idhv un linliult1iy steinuch. Jlurderk Ulued Jliltet$ will correct ItiUnvll. 'J liny me the lies' tteimich iiieelctne known. Mir sale by II. 11. i. echnin, diugglat, U7 und Vi) North (jueee street, I.nncasier. A UltKAT lllSCOVKUY. Thngreatiwlrttsmveryef the nineteen th cen tury l lir Leslie's Cp clil 1'rekcrlpttiin ter ieK neuuaene, which is uu niscewirv of an eminent plaslelan and iineil by htm lr ever ihlrty yeara tielere giving li te the pnliltn, aud It stumli i inlay without ml at. l.tiul uuver- H'AtfAMAJUClt'U 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 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. ervu squAti U j i UMIfl S- WANAMAKER'S l4Acrcs FLO OH SPACE PHILADELPHIA J L i r is no riiiKrcettrn 1 r Yeu knew that there worthy het weather (or weather) thing for wear home use but we have it. any or 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 bturu are yours. JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia. VOUl'LKXlOX l'OWDliH QO.MI'LKXION FOWDKK. LADIES WHO VALUK A 11KKIVK1) COMl'LKilON AlUdl' U&K POZZONI'S ilKDIOATKD COMPLEXION POWDER. It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the sklu. Iiemuvrs all pimple, lienkles aim nu. coleruttoLs, una uiakts ihe ektn delicately seu mid beautiful. Ituentatna tiulliuc, whlle lead or arsenic In three shaJcn, iluker fleu! white und brunette. . rOUHALK UY All Drugglutn nnd Fancy aoen Dealeru flvorywhere. PrTuSWAUE r mll'ATlONS.-fc OOD'S BAItaAPAllILLA. Almest a Wreck It Is often ths case that a parson gets into a run dawn condition, the cause of which It U almost Impossible te determine. Frem a weak ened ajstem and Impure bleed, mere aad mere eorlens disorders appear, until the conttitn centtitn tlcnbieaka down and some definite powerful dliaose tains a Arm held. Whim that Ured feel ing comes en It should be overeome at any cost) Heed's fiirsaparllla ahenld be taken te re vive the declining pewen, restore the appe tite and vitalize the bleed. ' 1 leel It my duty te teU what I think et Heed's Sarsaparlila I was tn b very peer state of health for several months t for four weeks I waa nnable te work, and nothing seemed te be what I needed. My appntte waa peer, 1 could net sleep, had head aibe b great dell, patns in the small or the bck, my bowela did net mere regularly. Why 1 1 seemed alraetta complete wreek. In this condition I bona te take Heed's Barsa- parllla, and In a short time It did me se much geed that 1 feel Like a New Man I cin'l berln te tell all the geed It did me. My pains and aches are rolieved, tny appetite lm lm lm preved, lUd 1 realised bow much geed a sin. gle bottle of Heed's Barsapirltla would de me, 1 would gladly have paid ten dollars for It, I say te ether who need a geed medicine, try Heed's Barsapartlla and see." (iaoaea 1". Jack box, Itexbury Station, Conn. Heed's Sarsaparlila Belrtby all druggists. II i six for IS. Prepxred only by C. 1. UOUU A CO, LeweU, Mass. 100 Doeea One Dellar. (i) 1'ALAVH Of FAHHWN. rpUK great' thirty days clearing sale AT ASTRICH'S PALACE OF FASHION, 1 3 Eat King Street, Ends SATURDAY, AUG. 18. Only one mere week for these Extraordinary Bargains. Don't miss it ! Read and wonder ! 50 dez. Ladies' Knit Shetland Weel Vests formerly sold at $1 and $2 apiece; we are closing them out in two lets. Let one at 59c, sleeveless. Let two at 79c, with sleeves. 100 dozen Infant's fine Shet land Chemise, with and without sleeves, formerly 50c and 75c, at 25c apiece. One case of Ladies' White Ribbed Merine Vests formerly 50c, at 25c apiece. One let of Ladies' Unbleached Balbriggan Hese at 48c a box, 6 pairs in a box. One let of White and Col ored Fine Linen Handkerchiefs formerly I2c, new 4 for 25c, or 6jc apiece. 16-Inch Silk Plush, all colors, at 63c a yard. 19-Inch Silk Plush, all colors, 75c a yard. Ladies' Ribbed Lisle Hese, 15c Beys' Extra Fine India Gauze Vests, i2c, formerly 25c. Ladies' Inaia Gauze Vests formerly 25c, new I2ac Don't forget te call, as this is your last chance. ASTRICII BROTHERS. A8V11ALT It LOOKS. A HI'HALT PAVING BLOCK. Asphalt Bleck Ce.. Omcn-Ml Chestnut 8U, I'hlle., l'a, Works-lJridh-erxirt, fa., A Camden, N. J. MANUrACTUKKliS Of Standard AsphaltPaving Blocks B1ZK3 4x5x11 AND lxlJixU In Kuneraluse forstreetpavtng,.ldewalk8,ffar den paths, mill yards and driveways, niters, eel 1 1, la. vats and sea walls. Advantages ; Nnlsi-less. eustlvss, strictly sanitary, iirucu. callylndoatrucUhleane cbr.n. ' ler prices und further lntormatlen address: R. S, OSTER & BRO.. Agents Lancaster Ce.. 3J1 North l'rlneeSt, Lancaster, fa. mluid rOK HALS OH KXJtT. HOUSKS KOK HALK )NTHKMOST liberal terms, en West Chestnut, Wal nut. Lemen, alary, l'lue und Charlette streets. Apply nt UilVCuid SOi NOUT1I UAUY BTUEKT. XTIOK KKNT-FKOM Al'KIL 1, 1888, JJ loreneorateruiof years, the Btrusbnnr lUllreail, with CeiU and Lumber Yard, Wiru Wiru Wiru house, Locemotlvu and Cars i all in invui nrt running order. The lease ei this valuable property presents a rare opportunity te any VMiy OvMng te engage lu a pleasant, well established and prenublu business, rer con ditions, rent or ether Inforinatlen apply te Tiiua.enuHtti JlAUMUAllDNKii, U5-Ud Lancaster I Olty, i'a. JIA.1KKJIV1II1FS. T5ANDANNA HANDRKHOHIKFy. OUT YOUU Bandanna Handkerchiefs 3, 5 and 10 Cents, AT E R 1 S M AN'S, JS'O. 43 WKS'l K1XG SI. i J5rNcxt Doer t0 8iyles' l'hotejraph OaL tery. H TOBA COO. 3 TANBAHD CUKW1NU TOBACCO, DOYOUQHEW? aiiKN aT- THE BEST -WHICH 18- Finzer's Old Honesty! Genuine Has a Red H Sin Tag Bvery Plug". en OLD HONESTY la acknowledged te be the FUUK8T and HOST LA8T1MO piece Of BTANDAUDCIIKW1NO TOBACCO en the market. Trying it is a better test than any talk about It. Ulve It a fair trial. JV-TOUBDKALIUHAS lT.t neTlt-lydftw DHT UOOD8. s PEOIAL BARQAINS. WATT&SHAND SPECIAL BARGAINS. During our Peml annual Cleartng Bale we are erttrlng Extiaerdlnary liargalns In each and every department. The balance or our stock et Spring and Sammer Dress Goods IncludlngSllks. Ularkand Co'erod Hnnrlettss. bethln Ail-Weel and Mlk Waiped. lllackand Colored Casbmerrs, Debegcs, and a large as sortment et All-Weel cloth bultlngs are new being olesed out liegardless of cost. 81'ECIAL VALUES IX LADIKS'.OKNT'S AND OHILDKKN'S GAUZE UNDERWEAB. GUEATllAUUAINSIN TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS. One hundred doien All Llnen Knotted x ring" ' uwuis at 10, rnty dexen Large sir a Knotted Fringe Tow Tew Tow els, 17e. one hundred drzan Extra Flne Quality ..,1-ibiM.u .11,,1 if.mBn.miu iiire eye ui liec. Kilty dozen Hath Towels at Ce each. One bundrd dozen Kxtrn Luige, Geed Quality Bath Towels at ltie. SPECIAL ! On case of Rateens, Qoed Styles, I'erfect Goods, only Ac a yaid. we open today several cases et New Cali coes, Ours I'ell 1'atterns, AT THK New Yerk Stere, 6. 8 Ss 10 BAST KINO BT. s I'KOlALLY LOW l'KIOKS. Remnant Sale ATTUK- NO. 25 EAST KING ST., COMMENCING MONDAY.AUGUST6, We will eiler Everything la the Ileuae In the Shape of an Odd Length or Rem nant, at Specially Lew Prices lu order te make a Clean Sweep of Spring und Summer Goods, and thereby make room fur OUR FALL STOCK Which will seen be coming In. The People's Gash stun. LANOASTKB.rA. inarli-lvdAw JUCrcLKH JglUYCl.KS, THICYCM.KsTtaNDEMS. COLUMBIA BicycL.js, Tricycles, Tandems. DUKAI1LK, CIMl'LK. UUAUANTJCKII HIGHEST GKAUK, IL LUSTltATEll CATALOGUE FBKE. POPE MF'G. CO., It rUANKLI.VST..U03TON. BUHl'Il HOUSKH - 12 Warren 8t, Ke lerk t Wl W aruh Ave. iblcage aus-lrdeed J'j:ui'uhai.6: tJ nJKALKU I'ltOfUHALS ten FUK. Tie People's Cash Stere kJ I Ithlug 1(0 tonset Haid llreken t'eal and 6 tens et Hard inuiceuI, all fu-e e( slute, ler tbu court lie ute, will e ieclred at the Leunty count Ustoners'ernce until neon, Iril day, Augu.tl I lsed, try order of THE IK) AUD, Attest! V". W.Griht, Comm.' Clerx. augt-td IWOTS AND BHOt F T WEAR. Yeu Can Save Menoy 1IT VIS1T1NO STACKHOUSE'8 AND PUKClIifllNQ TOUS FOOT WEAR. VTHI BIST BUOItt FKtOKSlNTHKCtrr. AND LOrTJMT D. P. STACKHOUSE, 83 & 80 BABT KINQ, 8T.' LAN0A8TXK. PA. kW-lydAw OK BAKUAINB. A MISTAKE Like all ethor business ;men we sometime make mistakes. HAVING llOl'GllTTOO MANt Men's Dongola Shoes Fer Summer Wear and Tender Keotwecen. eluded te Sell Thtm OH Regardless of Cost The $3.00 Line we will new sell at liSO, and the ti Ml Line we will sell at tlOO. We have a large assortment of theso Shoes. They are as fellows : Men's Bright Dongola, 13.00 Tip, Lace aud Congress Bbees, reduced te ti se, lien's BrlghtDoDge'atLOO Plain Opera Tee, Laoo and congress Shoes, reduced te 1160. Men's Dull Dongola $2,5 Tip, Loce and Con gress Shoes, reduced te 12 (0. lien's Dull Dongola 12 50 Plain, Bread Toe, Wide Shoes, for Older MeD, reduced te $2.10. A lull line of these Bhees can be seen In our Window. The One-Fiice Cash Heuse. FREY (S ECKERT, The Leaders of Lew Prices IN BOOTS & SHOES, Ne. 3 Etbt EIng Street, LANCAVTKB.PA. HUMMJCK HKaOMTa. TVTuUI'INTOlJK COTTAOK, CORNER i-TjL Central Ave. and McCllnteck St.. ocean Greve, N. J.i central location ; near audito rium, postefllcn, lake. ocean and bathing grounds. 1 ernis, as te (12 per week . Special rates te excursionist Mils. A. W. LIVINGSTON. iy2Mmd jei 30. rpuij "CHALFONTK," Ocean Knd of North Carolina Avnnnn, ATLANTIC C1TV. N. J F, UOBE11TS A SON8. apr23-4ms TLANTIOOITY. CHESTEIi COUNTY HOUSE, Th thoroughly comfertablo and well woll well knewn heuse Is new onen. Twnntv-elKhtti (easen. Same management. Coel and de- iigmiui location very near tun sea. jun!2-2md J K KIM A SONS, A TLANT10 OITY, N. J. HOTEL NORMANDIE (Formerly Hetel Ashland.) IWtOVY OPKN.-VB BXFUUNISHICD. UKUODKLKD. UKNOVATKD. JOS. U. FLANIGKN, Jr. marl-4md-Mar,Apr,July,AuB. A TLANTIO OITY, N. J. THE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. est Convenient Hetel. Klega ntly Liberally atanaged. Coach te ana ,nd Xratns. orchestra Music. Largest Most Convenient Hetel. rurnlabea trem lieech and CUAS. MeULADiC, Prep. W. K. CecHRA If. Chlor Clerk. JebM-emd s lOUKTONUOl'KU CAPK MAY, N.J. Ol'KNS JUNK 30. New ownershlp. New Mausgement. Newly Furnlshed Perfoet Appelntiiinnls. Popular Prices. Finest beach In the world F. THEO. WALTON, Proprietor. JunlO lOt d Late of St. James Hntl, N. V. -jyfT. GRKTNA PARK. Mt. Gretna Park, FOU KXCUUSIONS AND TICNICS. This Park Is located In the heart Of the Seuth Mountain en the line et the Cornwall & Lebanon Kailread, Nine miles leuth of thn city of Lebanon, within usy dlstauce of Harrlsburg, Ueadlng. Lancaster, Columbia and all points en the Philadelphia A lieadlng and Pennsylvania Kallreids. The grounds ure large, covering hundreds of acres, and are FUKK TO ALL. The conveniences are a I arge Dancing Pa vilion, a Spacious Dining Hall, Twe Kltchens. Baggage and Ceat Uoenn, whlle Iho arranne me u la ter amusements censtat of croquet and Ball Grounds. Bowling Alley, Hboeting Gal lery Quoits, Kf)-, Kic Tables ler Luuchnrs, Hiutle Beats and Benches are scattered throughout the grounds. THK 81 ATK UlFLK KANGK Of the National Guard of Pennsylvania has been located at ML Gretna, and tee MHtary Uifle Practice, from time te time at the ttange. will constitute a new attraction te visitors. Anether attraction Is LAKKCONKWAGO, Cevering nearly twenty acres en which are placed a number of elegant New Beats, and menu the banks ei wcicu are pleasant walks and lovely scenery. OBSERVATION OAR Will be run en tha line el the Cornwall A Leb anon Baliroed, or will be tent .te different points, when practicable, ler the accommoda tion of excursion partles. They are Bale, pleasant and convenient, Parties desiring it can procure Meals at the Park, as the Dining Hall will be under the su pervision of K M. BOLTZ. of the Lebanon Valley Heuse. These who wish te spend a day In the Mountains can Und no place be beauti ful or arlerdtnR- se much Pleasure as sin Gretna. J0 1NTOXIOaT1U DKINKS AL LOWKU OX TUB PKKM1SKS. - Fer Kxcnrslen lutes and General Infor mation, apply te NED IRISH, snp't C. A L. Kailread, Labunen, Pa. Je2-3md - AUOB Y. UUKAr"r"KK'H PURE RYE WHISKY. (MY OWN .DISTILLATION.) MO. IS CKNTUK ByOAXl. KLOTlllNO. ASKEW OS MX. AT N08.;BI AUD 238 rf MX KtKO BTrfEltT. en-lyd JfiROUANT TaILOHINQ. HAGER a BROTHER. Merchant Tailoring DEPARTMENT. A PEUrCT FIT eUABAHTKKU. Mld-Snramer Special Redactions. Scotch and English Cheviot?. BCOTCU I CIIIVIOT SUITINQS,! XNGLinil I CHEVIOT BUITINGB, K8JMTO 175.00. ra oe te ssj.oe, raoeToinop. Fa.WTO I25U'. The above are THK LATEST tn rialds and Btilpes: The CLOSING PBICK8 will Warrant an Ex amination. CHEVIOT SUITINGS, IJO.OO TO 116 00. CHEVIOT SUITINGS, S20.00 TO 113.00. DeBlrable Ihin Materials for Summer Wear Will be fennd In our atseTtment of Worst eds, riannels, serges, D.np dekui, Mehairs, Pengees.. IM?OBTKD LINEN VK3TING3. L1NKK VKSIINGS. WHITE Hager & Brether, 25 & 27 West Htng Street. OKDUCED PRICK8. L. GANSMAN & BRO. The Great Sacrifice Sale of MEN'S, BOYe1 AND CHILDREN'S CLOTDINQ Will Continue for a Few Days Lenger. We ener uaKAl BAUGAINs te Ueduce fcteck. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS at 11 CO, II SO, 5 M, MEN'S DUKSS SUITS at tG.lO, 17.00, tS.OO, 110.00. MEN'S INK PRINOK ALBEUT SUITS at S12.0U, SHOO, 116.00, iigne. PANTS at 60c, 6.1c, 75c, (Oe, 11.00, 11.26,11 7J, (2.00. 12 U), 11.00. MEN'S 8EEfl3UCKKK COAT AND VEST, 65c. BOY'S SEEBSUCKEU COAT AND VEST, ;65c BOY'S SUITS at BOO, It50, 13.00, (1 OO, ft W, 0U),7.(0. CUILDUEN'3 SUITS atl23, ll.73.12.OC, I2.S0, $3.00. Flve nundred Pairs CIItLDKEN'8 ODD PAMS,2)C, 25C, 33c Mc, 730, II 00. Great Bargains. PANTALOONS TOOKDEB, 1310,11.60, flOJ, 15.00. y HHMKMDKU these 'Bargatea cannot be dnpllcaled. If i ou want them come at ence. L Gansman I Bre S. W.OOr.NrlB NORTH QUEEN & ORANGE BTS LANCASTKE. PA. Hands Wanted ea Vests. Geed .Prlces Paid. M YKR8 A KATHFON. THE PRICES ARE DOWN, The Cut we have Made en Our Trices covers all Grades and Kinds. Let us remind you that we have our eye coastantlylen the lleliability of lour Cle'-hirg, ai tl we're pleased te say it's well a? predated by the iurchatleg public. All Goods Marked at M d Season Trices, and if jo'rein need of Clothing you m:si a geed chance if you don't call en tn. Myers & Rathfon, liXLIAULE CL0TU1EUS, NO, 12 BAST KING ST., LANCASTKU PA. UOME Sl'KOIAL PKlOKS ON HIOHEH kJ prleAd Heds and lteels. We el 111 keep up a lull stock et Lines, t-nellrd Heeks, Leadere, Swivels, llaskeu, Bill Kettles and general supplier, at UUBLK V'S OBUG STOBK, Sd WnatKlnir Street. T KVAN'H FLOUR. USE- LBVAJTS FLOUR. It Always Gives Satisfaction. UdMThaa
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