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The Judge aa. the Jastlces.
Judge Patterson's earnest criticism
tVr.T.
'awn the cendact of the Justices of the I
i'peaee and the constables doubtless meets I nintne n ti,e position of Harrison's Bur-a-TwIUi
the mneral approval which lta jus I chard.
v.1A, - It HP IfiAnavtlAlllnr I
tlM ehnnlil Mm for It. l)r 1118 DSrilCUiar I
' bets which have anlmaUdthe judge's
4aBrge te the grand jury neither we nor
" VI the people have knowledge ; but tlint the
r, fadae's admonition In lta general charac-
"5;; ler la justlQed by the conduct of many
tei AaAeerman, Justices ana consiaeies, we
:: aan have no doubt. We are bound te
g,ia,.smj of gee many, or mese euicime
s-rSr that thev are werse "than worthless te
'.f.-s.hi - . lll.
'.ta nubile Interests in the discharge of
'the public Interests
k$h! taelr responsible duties. They are net
v&7lai8ters of the law, but Instruments of
,W& 'oppression, having a slngie eye in uie
sVt&T discharge of their functions te the mak-
uWh iJagbffees; thatwmcuougmieDeaninci-
ir dtmt te their action Is the rounaaiien 01
It The manner of men who are chosen
te these places in many Instances have
succeeded in proving that the system is
wrong which makes their choice possible.
They have no thought of the public trust
IL l aa. wm Ifc I. n .nnMA rf emnlil.
'i 'Wir ' taent. These justices nnd the constables
-y. OO net ueem vuBUiaeivea pjac.wuKn,
.yr. fc . m 1 . - 1.Kwa
f but are as readily peace-breakers In pur-
' S.-'?iJ;nlf. nt Omlr mnlnnlitfGt.wlilch is the trO-
'$rL dnctlen of fees. They treat the county
miH, n iHffmnt1v from the citizen In thelr
'-'f search for money, and j ust as deliberately
; -ivv dvelndement en the Bide of the civil suit
p that most readily yields them fees, as
;;iSs )Wy commit te prison te maae a uui
against the county. These men rightly
treated would be themselves sent te
I ' srlaea as thieves of the meanest kind, in
M5T that they prostitute their official power
'PL te bring tbem gain, and give their judg
- jaentt net according te their oaths but
- 44 Doubtless there are many geed and
vj7 y be&mc AiOHinen. msticea una oensiauios.
w de net make a
sweeping cendemna
tien of them all. But there are enough
who are net honest te bring a stain
upon the class; and of these who are
Xlfc west a goodly number are se stupid that
Lri .Iam l 111a la.. lnM-lnifa flinn
v pwu -buuu ta ii.w icaa tujutiuua kuiiu
rV"!ft-5. thnnvh It u rtldhnnpat. Nn nnn p.nnfl-
;l:f.- Aeatly expects a wise decision from a Jus-
wtiee or energetic dlscbarge of his duty
iVr&Vfmaa b. fsnnntaliln! Riinli nxnpfitntinn ifl
? 0aao.eHgfl,dltatjalBtd te'b.ateiUJned.
Hi&JU Judge I'aUorsen s uroem sumces te
3Z&a prevent thieving aldermen and stealing
;W constables from robbing the county in
' .f k& hmmia a -tin Inn. MTAflllftll r 9wnt (aA
and surprised. It has been essayed be be
iere; and still the county suffers; but
no alderman or constable has gene te jail,
where all should go and could be sent If
'Judge Patterson's charges are proved
upon them and are made te yield their
Just fruit.
But we are in favor of abolishing the
whole let. We belleve that justices of
- the peace have survived their usefulness.
What we need new is n higher class of
officers and fewer of thorn, with larger
jurisdiction and greater responsibilities ;
aid salaried; te be appointed by the
judges of the superior court and remova
ble for cause. We wan t j ust Ices in fact ;
and net the shadowy and unsubstantial
things we new have under the name,
which would mere aptly be Injustices.
The Fisheries Treaty.
The Senate debate en the fisheries
treaty shows a division en party lines
eyer a question that should be treated
with patriotic disregard of partisan feel,
ing. Seme men argue that the failure of
this treaty will force the country te
adept a policy that will lead te war, un
less we finally accept the humiliation of
a retreat te the position taken by the
treaty. Others bold that the treaty ltsel f
la humiliating, and that we had better
tike the chances of war than agree te it.
A humiliation se uncertain that It can be
vigorously disputed will appear te most
calm citizens preferable te war or a
chance of war, but we cannot help feel feel
leg that the talk of hostilities ever se
trivial a matter is largely nonsense. If
congressmen would only forget party
when considering International matters,
our national dignity and rights would
be mere thoroughly respected, for foreign
powers knew hew te value the proceed
ings of a legislative assembly divided en
basis of national parties regardless of the
menu of an International question. The
situation appears te be Bimple and clear
enough without study of details. The
administration offers for approval a
treaty that it believes te be the best
that can be drawn by peaceful meas.
?3r ares, it it is declared unfit the
. government will have te go te work te
f compel Great Britain te de better by re
. j, v saliatlen, embargo, or ether vigorous and
eestly measures of commercial war. If
g Great Britain still refuses te yield .through
pdda or a different idea of the Justice of
ig our claims, we must either swallow our
P.. own' pride and admit that we 'are either
wrong or have net the pluck te cemrnaud
iff, our rights ; or we must go en firmly, if
' need be, te war Itself. If we ere net se
thoroughly convinced of the justice of
, ur claims a te fight for them, we should
kuxMoeaiuemnow.
'The state department believes that
the treaty has secured te us all that we
eaa in Justice ask, and the Republicans
of the Senate assume a grave responsi
bility in their effort te force a demand for
sere.
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- . T"eCleTcltud Grunnd.Swell.
) 1L.1 ,d ,S an UBdeubld ground swell of
iJNlltieil sentiment discernible for Cleve-
" this early Btage of the cam-
ine opponents of Damecratln
1 and their ammunition anon r.
'"??f wl)a exposed te therce white
t sraiH.. The Kw Yerk ItVm some
wbe presented aa elaborate review
of Che unfit RPpotatmente teaAe by Uie
president, and te distorted and un
founded were the ckmrgea that even
Republican organs of the severest tyre
of partisanship declined te Buddy their
sheets by handling It
Then we were told that the Cleveland
cohorts would be put te rout when JJIalne
get back. It was asserted that when the
magnetic statesman returned, he wenld
sound the tocsin for Keenbllcan victory
by clvlnf the facts and figures showing
hew Uie Democratic policy of tariff re
form would ruin the country. Bat the
Maine statesman has come, seen and been
conquered. Instead of helping out his
party, he has plunged them deeper into
the mire of defeat by declaring that
trusts were ,s private affairs" with which
President Cleveland and cltlzens gener
ally had no concern. This la a pleasant
thing te tell the werklngman when he
Qnda himself out of employment as the
effect of cornering a commodity whlchhe
helns te produce. It also elves the He te
the Itenubllcan platform and places
t. il.. I. HHAl.nt lM.1tntMri ftf tlin
Alien vuviv 1a uuumui iuuiuu-vu
ground-swell for the Democratic ticket.
Allen Cranberry Thurman, the Demo
cratic candidate for vice president, Is en
his way te Michigan, and everywhere
alone the route he Is the Inspiring cause
of most genereus enthusiasm. His
party friends are exhilarated at
his speeches, and his political fees
And the arguments that he presents un
answerable In their logic. It Is the be
ginning of the patty triumph that Is
awaiting in November. The ticket Is
Invulnerable ; the party policy Is unas
sailable; and the ground-swell everywhere
new portends Democratic succets.
The report jast Issued en the experts et
previsions ler July shows a total vslue el
beef, hog and dairy products exported et
nOT-i.C-lO. about llue.000 less llian In July et
1R87. ForlhQBevcu months ending July
niet an Increase et shout million Is shown,
the total boleg (40,C2S,1Z8. 01 the July
iblpmentt l,2fll,&26 were In cattle, (.13,7 G4
In hORS, (0,074,001 In products 'et cattle and
begs, ?l,tW,!CT in dairy products.
It Is a Iset tbst certstnly ought te be Im
pressive of sometblng that In tbe nine
months endlng July 31, 1638, we sent
sbread ever twenty million dollars' worth
et bacon, netrly four millions of bam, three
and a third millions of perk and ever two
millions et lsrd. These figures represent
tbe vslue of 21I,MVS,141 peundi of bsoen,
nearly four million rounds el hsm, 4,007,.
330 pounds el perk and 22,700,032 pounds or
lsrd. In tbe three months ending July 31
we cxported 35,183,180 pounds of eheeie
and l,3.r0 tens et butter.
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Ir the Republican Call, of liarrlsbnrg,
has bull tl.e weight tbst Its enterprlse and
ability alve It a right te, there will be a
blgb old tlme In Dsuphlnoeuntyatanearly
dstc. In a double leaded editorial with tbe
besdlng "Let the kleker kick," the follow
ing grspble langutge Is found : "it polltl pelltl polltl
esl vassslage exists anywhere In this
bread land It crswls In the dust and Heks
tbe loot el tbe ltepubllesn tosses In Dsupbln
county, Onomsn-pewerlnDsupblnoounty
politics Is mere arrogant than It Is In Ger
many and Jlueils, for neither crsr nor
kaiser oeuld possibly be mere Imperious In
dictation te a subject than Is a Dauphin
county HepubUean boss In his rule et local
politics."
KdllorSturgeon will net hide his Indig
estion st the methods of these rtngiters.
He will continue te pursue the villains, and
although lie lias a hard task te compel them
te desist they may In time be conquered.
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Mi!, ISr-AiNK's Portland speech en trnsts
has arotued attention In Knglsnd and bis
assertion that tbst country "Is literally
plaatered ever, under her system et free
trade, wllh trusts" Is reoelved with sur
prise. The oerrospoudentol tbe New Yerk
lmes says that be carefully explained the
nature era trust te some forty reproaenta repreaenta reproaenta
tlve Eugllffbmen who all flatly denled Mr.
iilalne'H statement.
"One or these, Alfred Mllner, Is a distin
guished fellow et Oxford and private socro secro socre
tary of the chancellor of the oxehequer, a
position equal In Importance and lnlluence
te that et Brut assistant aeeretary of the treas
ury In Amerlea. Mr, Mllner said : The
sutoment that a trust or anything llke a
trust Is common In Kngland la absolntely
false, I marvel at any man committing
talmseir te an assertion se bsre-faeed and se
capable of prompt andoemplote refutation."
Tbore nre a few things of which the sup
ply has been limited by nature and a few
men have secured control as In the ease of
tin, but there Is no epeuly organized or
permnnent aystem at all comparable te our
trust sjBtcui. Mr, lllalne will have te come
down from lelty abstractions te solid facts
and prod 1100 a list et British trusts, and
while be Is about It he might as well tell us
all about tbe trusts that thrive se well In
high tantl Germany,
When It Is remembered that bills for
public buildings de net make appropria
tions from tbe treasury, but merely 11 x the
ecst, and that the bills for torts and ships
operate In tbe same way, using but little of
tbe Bum total, at oncelt will be admitted
that tbe prosent session of Congress has net
been tempted te most lavish expenditure
by tbe growth of tbe surplus. Tbe sundry
civil bill takes money enough from tbe
treasury for tbe sites and foundations of
the public bulldlngf,and tbe expense of tbe
new navy Is te be met by small drafts en
tbe treaiury ns tbe work gees slowly en.
The appropriation for pensions will preba
bly exceed tbe aetual disbursements seme
five and a half millions, and the assertion
that tbe bills new pending would wipe out
the surplus II passed, la entirely without
support. Among tbe esllmsted rxpendl.
tures for tbe year la tl7,SH,15tThe New
Yerk Iftraltl quotes a prominent treaiury
ollleial as follews: " Excluding this ex.
pendliure from the estimates, the estima
ted expenditures, according te the secre
tary's report are ?278,CSd,G3l, showing a
surplus of 1101313 805 ter tbe year, te be
added te tbe (110,000,000 in tbe treasury at
tbebejclnnlng of the yesr. At tbe end of
the next fiscal year, therefore, If there is no
tariff legislation and there are no pnrebases
of bends at premiums, there will be
(214,000,000 taken from the people by tsxa.
Uen locked in tbe vaults of tbe treaiury,"
PERSONAL.
MieiiAiu. Muuhay, asnert step fcr an
amateur base ball elub et Rcencater, was
bit by a pitched ball Hunday afternoon snd
killed, his neck being broken.
Mns Olevjilanu, having waged war
against tbe bustle, la new trying te raise
her aex from the tyrannical grasp or light
shoes, tier cres&dea are always fcuuued
en common sense.
EX CO.SOBEBSMAN JAMES B. KVKnitAKT,
et West Uhesler, who has been aerleutly
111 for a week or mere with dysentery,
shows but little signs of Improvement, and
msny et his friends are net a little fearlul
of tbe result.
Mb, Gladstone says he can held out
no hope ibm no will be able te take part In
any poiltle4l work alter tbe settlement or
the frith quMiteu. Ills one aim in lite Is
te secuie Heme Rule for Irelsnd. Thst
done, be believe bis publie work will be
ended.
Prof O. O, Pend has beeu appointed
tetiiecbslr of ebeuilatry In tbe Pennajl.
vDla state college, in place of Prof. Wuj,
II. Uerrlck, resigned, and will enter en hli
duties at the beginning or tbe fall term.
Professer Pend graduated at tbe Amherst
college In 1681, spenttweyears la Germany,
extending bU chemical studies, and has
has aa lastraeter of ciMry at Asa
bent arer sine
Rav. Dr. Harrm, of Baa Knweimeyjwke
bm iMtratttrnad from a tWt te wm Xsta Xsta Xsta
naMafethodlsttBlMleB la iloaelalu, says
ibMMactlTe revival M la nrenrws iswre
meBftfceJspanste, and that tbe eeavatts
de Het oeaudrt UmbemIvh at all saved
until they at baptlaed, One of these, li
tead el eating bis commnatea breatf, sake
that It mltht be wit te ale nlatlvee la
JftpM for their splrltnal geed.
me OhUrBtUBbBf et th Age?
Mr. Morns ec Mandav In the Beasts
resumed his argument In favor el ths rati
noatien et tbe fisheries treaty. Intheoearse
of hla address be read an extreet from Mr.
Blaise's Portland speech ea the 1MB. of
August, descriptive of a seeae oil the eeast
of Newfoundland, where the steamer Oily
of New Yerk passed a fishing fleet aaa
remarked that Mr. Bialae had, as
speaker of the Heuse of representatlvea
sad as a senator, allowed bis party
tilve (In 1671 and 1683), te the
French and Canadian fishermen the right
te bring Inte the United Htates fresh fish
free or duty. And the Kepnbllean candi
date ler the presidency, when ha raised hla
blue eyes te the rising son and welcomed
the coming of the great chieftain el Repub
licanism, mnst have forgotten that that
cblellaln was one of tbe seen who had put
"fresh fish free" en the statute book, and
had never attempted te remove It. Ne man
(be said) ever played tbe role of "Chief
Humbug of the Age" with mere snoeess
than that eminent chieftain of the Republi
can party, who, In a fog, undertook te make
some declamation, from a slek stemacb,
about Republican and Democratic treat
ment of tbe fisheries. He did net wonder
that he (Mr, Blaine) was slek.
in rniujivaaia naiireaa ecnBi,
Information comes from Pittsburg te the
effect that the Pennsylvania railroad com
psny baa In contemplation tbe building el a
line through tbe southern central portion of
the state, which will be gradually extended
until It connects with the Southwest Penn
sylvania and will parallel the contemplated
Seuth Penn railway. Oel. Veter Abl, one
et tbe projectors el the Heuih l'enn, says
mat a nuniDer 01 weaiiny uumeerrana ana
1'erry county cltlsens, despairing of the
construction et the Heulh Penn, bave, dur
Ing the spring and summer, been negotiat
ing with tbe Pennsylvania railroad efll.
clals te Induee tbem te build a read. As a
result the capitalists subscribed tin, 000 for
preliminary expenses, and President Rob
erts and a oerps of enslncers will go ever
the proposed read within a low days. The
survey has been made, and It ! calculated
that the average oest will be (18,000 per
mile.
The proposed new line begins at New-
vllle, en the Cumberland Valley read,
thirty miles from Usrrleburg, and will ruu
due west along a small ereek en the oppo
site side et tbe Beeth Penn survey. Denb.
ling Qsp will be struck, and tbe line will
oentlnue six miles through tbe gap, then
will tunnel five ranges et mountains, and
coming outen tbe Unnntqnlglg ereek will
then continue west 1&0 miles, where the
survey steps.
A Weman Marrtcrcd.
Majer Iiowes and family, of Philadelphia,
with Indian guldes, forming a party el ten
persons In three canees, wblle patting up
the Tebyque river, .10 miles Irem Andover,
Ntew Brunswick, en Unnday, wnre llred en
by unknown persons, and Mrs. Hewes
was Instantly killed. Majer Hewes elslms
toewnoortain salmon fltnttig grounds en
tbe river. Tbe poeplo et that vicinity con
sider tbe Hulling rights publie property. On
Htturday the major drove away several
men who were fishing. The shots tbat
kilted Mrs. Hewes. It Is believed, were In
tended for ber husband. William Day and
Frank Tratten, acoused of being poachers,
are suspceted et having fired tbe shots. A
aberlfl's posse are seareblng for them,
An Augsl and a Damen,
from llie Omaha World.
First Raby : Fend young mother te proud
young fatherAlbert, dear, did you hear
tbe aweet darling cry his dear Utile eyes
out last night r
Proud young father I thought I heard
our angel twitter.
Hecend Baby : She Albert, you unfeel
ing wretch, te hear that ehlld soreeeblng
all night and never eiler te take hlra.
He Let the little demon bowl.
Where tbe Quail Ueloegt,
rrem the Texas Bluings.
An Austin loaeher was Instructing
bis
class in nttnral history.
"Te what class el birds does tbe hawk
belong?" be asked.
Te the birds of prey," was the reply.
11 And te what class de quail belong,"
There wsm a pause. Tbu toaeher repeated
tbe nuostten :
Wbere does the quail belong ?"
"On toast r'yolled out tbe hungry boy
at tbe feet or the class.
3
WANASIAKKH'H
Closed at i r. m. en Saturdays.
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker'a
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 mall
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or net.
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WANAMAKER'S
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FLOOHSpACE
S PHILADELPHIA
HiiRretiirHM
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Yeu knew that there Is no
worthy het weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but we have if. 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.
Philadelphia.
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akin, llumevfs all pimples, iiccklu ana Ols Ols Ols
coleratiors, and wakes the skin delicately
seltandbeaatllul. it contains no llrue, whluS.
loaerarenlo In three shades, pink or Oesh.
white and brunette.
roil balk ax
All Druggists and Faney Goods
Dealers ilvorywhere.
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Romberg says " that aeaialela is tM Mayer
ef us asm far kaaitay Mesa." Ms Is
aqaailr traa of every Sena of ureal
u tn sloe h us a nema) Cessna
vebs svstttn receives from H the
nmeueas tsqairs. hsbcs tae aHsssmwBw
qastMea of the partseattea el the Weed agsM
tmprssMS Itself npea , A Bseasat of cave
rai tentt enables tis reaUte way Heeav
Barsapamisbyltspewsrtepwify ttie Most
produces eures In a imt variety of dUmas
te an axtsat hltasrte bbsbewb.
" Whsa I began taking Heed's SaraapsHlla 1
was ceaaaea te tke bed asarty all ttee Urn.
Hew 1 an uBtBBbsstMrteftheaer.feevaa
better sppettta than for five years, and am set
nearly ae nervosa as I have beea." Mas. Abu
A.UattBa,Mloetewa,rhltaaelpBla. '
Nerreus Haadaehes
" l bars been for years a grsat sufferer from
nervous beaaaehs of aa anatnally Mvere type.
1 have tried a great many remedies, bat asver
fenad any telisf till I began te use Heed's 8ar
sspatllla. BsfOrstaBseoeaabotUe was geae
my keadsebes were set se severe nor se fre
quent, ismjnet beainning the leartk bottle
aaa have net felt se well for years. IM eea.
resea dltcy feeling In the kead is abeeiatsly
gene, and my gsneral health Is weaaerfally
improved. I write tete, hoping It may tadBee
iomsethsr sufferer like my salt te try this la
valuable medicine." Mas. W. a. OaaTwaiaar,
Shelter Island, Suffolk Ce., K. Y.
Heed's 8aTparill
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only by O. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Dese On Dellar.
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tin ana til Hen's Snlts.
Yeu can get a geed Bnmmer Bull or All-Yenr-Henna
Bnlt among them.
Ven can get a geed everyday or Dress Unit
among tbem, and tbe kinds at ibeae prises are
money saving.
Children's and lieyt' Suit and 1'anU at Bur.
prising Lew Prices.
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Vrlees Cut, II CO te l 87.
Gent's Light ColerrdEUtr Veil Derby lists,
Prices Cut, II DO te $1 87.
Gent's Light Colored SUIT Veil Derby Hats,
Prices cut, S3 00 te tl 87.
Uent's. Bey'a and Children's White snd
U Ued straw Itate, 1'rices cut, tl 0) te tee.
Gent's Manilla Hats, 11.00, 11 23, 11.60.
Kent's fltralffht Brim White BUaw Hats,
friees cut, 12 00 te ll.ce.
Light Colored HUff relt Hats, tl CO.
Light and Dark Colored redcras, II 00.
dent's Cleth 81 earner lists, S3e, 4C0, coo.
Hey's Cleth Hate, 250.
CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS.
Williamson & Fester,
32.31,8G&38E.KING8T.,
LANOABTKll, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 310 MARKET 8Tfl MBT,
HAUUtSlWRO. PA.
WAMVMI
(JPKUIAI
' WATCHES
for rarmers and ltallreaders, II Karat Geld
rilled liuss Cases, Klgtn Works, U each.
Jeb Let. Beat Waleh and Jewelry Bepalrtng.
Bpeotaeies.CyeRlsasesanaOpUoaltloods. Cor
root time dally, by telegraph only piaee In
LOUIS WBBBR,
Ne. I6i)t N. Queen BL, opposite City Hetel,
JNear l'enn'a Daneu
"WrATOH RKPAIKINQ.
WATCH IffiPAIBIUG
A Wateh U the most delicate and Intricate
plece of mechanism made by man,and the one
that rcoelvei the least attention. Tour stsam
engine, your wagon roeelvos mere.
it Is an established faet that there are mere
WatchKs ruined by the averane Wateh ste
pilrer than by the wateh Carrler.
We hare a watch In our possession made by
the nndorstgned 1 this, coupled with an cX
PKUIBNUKOr X1UI1TKKN XCastSATTUJC
HKNC1I, onables us te turn eat work of the
Highest Qrade at reasonable prices and with
sat is (action te our customers.
Would rcspecttully Invite a trial,
GHAS. S. GILL,
Watehmaker & Jeweler.
NO. 10 WEST KING BT
LANCASTKB. PA.
w
ATOHH8.
Lew Prices!
Quick Sales!
Goods iiarked at rst Selllug Klgtrw at tbli
beaseu.
ouKaTeotor
WATCHES
ll verv larira anfl cnmnrljiA evAn?fiin ,n
oia,tllverunaNlel. rrlea will surmUa
jcu. iiuralmlstORlvoyeutheVsttY HKbt
value ter the money poeslble. And we de It.
Men Magnetle Watches a specialty.
WALTER C. HEBE,
Ne, 101 North Queen Street,
LAKCASTIB, FA.
Bi-ua
mmtMUBa.
fmOlkh BAJtQAljm.
WATT & SHAN D
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Darter our Bsmt-aaaaal cisartag Bale wb
aneasrlflg Bxtraerateary Bargales U
aaa avary BSparHaeat. xae baiaaei
Of
steak ef
Spriigud8uHiiDaitt(Mi
iaMBdlMMika, BsackaaacotetBHearMtBia,
bethta 1 ill-Weel aMMMK Waspsa. Maekul
uoiersa uasami
imsrcs. DsBBgas. asii aiargBaa-AU-weet
UlethBalMafs are bow
entlegaraieat et CesL
aorcmeatef
being elesed
SPBCIAIi VAIUM IV
iiAuixv, uKerra and chijldrkn;b
GAUZE UNDERWEAB.
BBAT BAEQAIHS IX
TABLB LIMErtS AMD TOWELS.
One hundred deien AU Llnea Xaettea
r rings Towels at UXe.
9 1 t aessB juarga etc e Knotted rtlage Tew
els, i7e. . .
one hundred dessn Bxara Viae Qaallty
Kaettaa rnnge Damask ana wrd eye at ate.
ritty Oesen Bath Towels at se eaea.
nOaa hnadrtd desea Ixm Largs, Ooed
Quality Bath Xewals at HXs,
SPECIAL I
Una ease of Sateens, Ooed Styles, Perfeet
aoeds, only 6a a yaid.
We open today several oasssef Haw Call,
cess, Dara Fall raturns,
AT THE
New Yerk Stere,
0. 8 At 10 MAST KINOBT.
T
HK POPULAR DREB8 FABRICS.
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS
AT-
NO.fi25.BAST KING ST.,
W UAVB NOW Ol'gN ANDUIADY rOB
IN3PB0T1OH AND COUPABIBOR
A 46-Inch Ill-Weel Henrietta
In all the Desirable Shades fat 75c.
A 46-Iqc1i All-Wcel Henrietta
In all the Desirable Shades at tl.oe.
The above two qualities et Henriettas are
net only the best goods for their respeetlve
prices in this city, but we csn ait are yen, are
unsurpassed by same prleed goeOa of the best
Philadelphia and Mew Yerk houses.
ear We sell for cash, whleh places us In a
position te give yen as geed goods for your
money as the world produces.
Tbe People's Casta Stere,
L4NOASTBB, FA,
naarll-lydaw
Ja
MARTIN A OO.
QUEENSWARE
DEPARTMENT.
NKW UOODS AUB1VINU KVsgY DAT fO
TUB FALL SBABON.
NOVELTIES
IN
ROSE JARS,
'KAIR-X I,AMP,
FRUIT PL ATfiS,
CHIWA PEPPERS,
CHINA SALTS,
BISQUE FIGURES,
TERRA OOTTA l-IQURKg,
Preserving Utensils.
KXCBLBIOU COOKING. CHOCKS, All Blrei,
Fifty Doten JBLLY TUMBLBBS, lie a dOX.
MASON FKUIT J A US at Lewest Frtees.
We are Clesln
B about One Hundred and
TNINU FKUIT JAB8 AT
ruty uezen LIU
epeciai rnces.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
The People's Cash Stere
ii.'fr.-'H
23
LTBTJBSK'&
FiuitJ&ii! Fruit -'an!
Masen f aeii j am 1
rtata.Neperaeseai Qsmbs,Sse pereesea
atf waUeBs. at aee- deaea 1 fare mnbaer
nma, loe par aessaw
JatU.TaLAMM.Ac
VlowerPetat - FlowtrPeiil
raaey ratated Flower reta. Bea, reea,
Maroea, Dark t also, riala Tsrra-cettB, areas
Massd aaa the eemmea nheB rets
AT
BURSK'S,
MO. 17 aMUR sUKQ HUNT
LAXCASTIB,rA
H
O I FOR THK COUNTY FAIR I
. A. Mst & Ge.
THK LKAD1M0
riMK UKOCIH8 IN THK
cixr.
Car. Eait KlafMi DakeBU.
WATCH AND WAIT.
we are going te have tbe finest Display et
Wafers and Biscuits ever seen before lathis
city, at enr County Fair, and every person
calling will gat a Sample rree.
We will be In Main Building en first Fleer,
northern entrance. Can't be Missed.
JUBT KBOB1VSD TOPAT.
Anether Let of VanDerresr AFaney Waters
andBisenlts. call and Taste.
W. A. REIST & CO.,
COBHKR EAST KIWO AND DDKB STB ,
IiAMUABTAU,FA.
REIST'SI
TUB NIMBLE BIXFBNOB FBBFBBABLE
TO TUB BLOW BQILLINQ1
A Penny Saved Is 1 PeeDy Earned
A small margin of profits enables us te turn
enr money evi-r quickly, and while ear slew
moving. competitors are watting forpatrensat
mgner ngnnw, we are api 10 ai nre prnuw en
enr tnrestmenis, and yet give our patrons ths
benefit. We pnsh business sharply and at
very small profits. We don't sit down and
wait for business te come te ns at high figures.
Common sense will enable the reader te tell
whleh is the best plan 01 proeennra.
Remember, we nave tn
ve the largest Stere, the
the Most complete As-
Hearten bieci ana
aertmeat.
Ajob let of Very Tine Breems, two for 25e,
ajoeio'. 01 nana ceruus. dc tiaen.
WO
1 gallons Fere Xxtraeted Heney, 3 as for
380.
rtne Dried Beef, lue a k.
Ficnie uams, lie a b.
Masen Frelt Jars Pints. 78e; Quarts, 65c 1
Bait Hallow, II 10 per dozen.
Borax Heap, 60 1 Olelne Seap, Bet White
Froth soap. 60.
4 fts whlte-uratn Bice for 25c
e tts White dorm ler2Sc
e as Kolled Avena or Oatmeal for 25c.
i as Fresh Tea Blscnlts for 25c
8 fts New Yerk Snaps or 3 as Nick Hacks for
Se, and a thousand ether Bargains, corns
and see.
Loek Out for Oar Immeaie Delivery Wagei !
We cenld never " Catch Up " with enr
orders. We have overcome this by having the
Largest Delivery wagon built. Keep an eye
en it. Step It en the way and place yenr order.
Relst, WtieIesale& Retail Grocer,
Northeast Cerner
West Klag Bad Prince Streets,
LAN0ASTEB.FA.
Air There will ba an exhibition of ths Star.
ling Basing roweer at ueist's Grocery,
wst King and Frin.ce streets, BATUMI
Cor.
I DAY,
AUOUST
IS.
STRAW BATB.
STAUFFER Si CO., Nes.
31 and 33 North Queen
street, are selling 82.60,
9.00, 81.60 and $1.00
Straw Hata for 60 and 25
cents.
HOOKS, AC.
L. B. HERR,
Beeks and Stationery.
Ne lg Blevr Absut Leir Fri .
Qetlity ml Qautiiy
UOVBUN. FBIOEB Sl'KAtt rOU
TUBBBBLVKS.
BOOKS, BIBLES,
Fliote. Albums
eVKLEOANr
rOBLADlBB.
WKITINO FAVBB
53 Ueith Queen St.
f aagia lvd
JUtXOMUMXB,
'''''Vr
TUTHEK B. KAUFFMAN,
ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW,
MO. 1 SOUTH FBIBOB BT.,'Ianejatar.ra
jSJjffiu$8fm MAM
ysiisffeiBiVsffiV
ASKEW
Tnf"
MS.
A : 9M AatB m WIST IU tWt.
VIMS
T'
-wl -i-J.
w-
CR0HAMT TAILORIKO.
HAOER ft BROTHER.
Merchant Ttlloriec
DEPARTMENT.
AMRfSOTriX aUABAMTCKl).
Mli-Sraer Special ReiMttau,
ffcoteh and Keglish OhtTleta.
sceTcn
CIIBVIOT SUITINOS.)
Bire Lisa I
CHBVIOT BUlTlNaS,)
SMJMTOBMJO.
B88,00TOBBJ0.
r 8.00 TO SW.0O.
SS8.U0TOSBJ.00.
The above are THB LATBST In Plaids. and
Btrlpes;
The CLOSING FBtOBS will Warrant an B-
amlnatlen.
CHBVIOT SUITINGS, IJO.00 TO 116 00.
CHBVIOT SUITINGS, 130,00 TO 110.00.
Desirable Thin Materials for
Bummer Wear
Will be fennd In enr assortment of Worst
eds, runnels, Serges, Drap veitti, Mehairs,
Pongees.;
IMPOBTBU LINEN VKSTINOS.
L1NKNVKST1NOB.
WH1TB
lager & Brether,
25 k 27 West King Street.
R
EDUCED PRICES.
L GANSMAN & BRO.
The Great Sacrifice Sale
OF
MEN'S, BOW AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Will Continue for a Few Days Lenger. Ws
Offer UURATBABOAINa te Kednea
Breck.
HEN'S BUSINK8B BO ITS at 13.60, $1.60, S5.60,
HEN'S DKKS8 SUITS at W.60, 7.00, S8.00,
MEN'S FINK PRINCBl'AIiBEBT STJITSat
11100, Sit 00, 16 OP, (18.00.
FANT8 at 600. Me, 7Se, tee, 11.00, HI8,L76,
noe. tsee, $3.00.
MEN'S SEEIISUOEBR COAT AND VEST,
990.
BOY'S BBBBSDCEER GOAT AND VEST,
J05C
BOY'S SUITS at S2 00, ?.60, S3.00, 11.00, St 60,
18.00,(7.00.
OHIIiUBBN'B SUITS at 11.35, (1.73,(1.00,(2.60.
Flve Hundred Fairs CntLDBKN'8 ODD
FANTS.SOO, 860, 8Se We, 75c, (1 00.
Great Bargains. PantaI.oenb TOORDEU,
13 00, ).60, N 00, (5.00.
JKVBBMIUBGR these Bargains cannot be
duplicated. It son want them come at once.
L Gansrnan I Bre.,
S.W.CJOBNMB
NORTH QUSaiN Si ORANQB BTB
LANCASTER, PA.
Hands Wanted en Vests. Geed ! Prices
Paid.
M
TORS ft HATHFON,
Thin Olething!
EVERYTHING
DESIRABLE AND NICE
IN-
THIN
CLOTHING,
-FOB TUKSK-
HOT, SULTRY DAYS !
We can suit your taste and we can suit yen
la price.
COATa AND VEST', cool and comfertaMa,
at any price from (1.25 te (7 60.
THIN GAB8IMKBK STRIPED TBOUBBB9,
for het-weather use. (2.75 te (8 -our make.
THIN VESTS, in White, Striped and Colored
Duck, latest out, (1 te (3 CO.
Myers & latbfen,
LKAU1NQ 0L0XR1BU8,
NO. 12 EAST KING ST.,
'LANCASTER FA.
Wli. FISHER, DENTIST.
Particular attention given te Ailing
and preserving the natural teeth. I have all
the latest Improvements for doing nice work
at a very reasonable coat, Ilavtngyearsefex
perienee in the large cities lam sure te give
the best of satis tactien and save you money,
best artificial teeth only i00 per set.
marlMr1 Ke. M NORTH QUBBN ST.
XTOTIOB TO TRESPASSERS AND
JJI aUNNKUS.-All persons are hereby ter.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands et the
Cornwall and Speedwell estates in Lebasea or
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or nam nam
elesed, either for the purpose of sheeting or
flahlnsr.
aa ten law win ue ngwuy samew
avalnat all trespassing
ea said Una of the sa
aaaigned after this notice.
wn, oel
AN rBBBaf AJT,
R.PHJUI7
IBDWjO.FJ
AttenureaBt
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