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AJMlOASTBK. AUGUST II. 18S8.
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Daily irru.iBiKcn tinbllshct nil tbe
?r- UoniiMr.rewi nf the United Press nn te
, Mm MtMt possible hour.
; HBBMS-The DM1 7 Edition Of TBI limrLTJ
?? -tmn H delivered by earmrs in Uie city
'it
Ad turrenndtng towns for loe. per weeu
by uatl. UO & yeari rs.50 for six months
LB for three months t 50c per month.
Wmw lrrLtle lit cm (Deublo Bhect)
jy
.' Eight rage, only IUS0 per annum, la d-
btertber wishing thelr address chancee
'!., aaest also itate wfcore the tpsper U new Iet
'1 warded.
AtverUs.mcnU from 10 te 95 cu.per Hn
?:' each.lnsertlen. according te location.
T, TUB INTELLIGENCES,
St Uccutat, Pa.
OTtitpfceM Connection
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JF Ccnntry Jlcftre rrf .
3 The president Las sent te CenRressa
'ble paper of the jjreatcat possible lm-
fperUsce Invoking as It docs the honor
mti dignity of the nation in tbe niternn
W tire X commercial war, forced upon us
!p bj the narrow partisan treatment of an
international question by tbe Senate. It
i- te a national misfortune that we should
Y' have men In control of the llepubllcan
faction of the Senate se deitllute of all
ft genuine pride of country as te persist in
g treating this fisheries question ns parti
P sans rather than ns patriots.
Ills net many days since Gladstone
& arose In the British commons te rebukn
v one of his own followers for obstructing
the foreign policy of the government.
i. Grandly the old statesman told his fol fel
f lowers and opponents that in dealing
"With foreigners they were all English
r sen. In dealing with Canada and ng
" land we should all, and lirst of nil, be
- Americans. Whatever party or policy
, Bay claim a man's allegiance, he should
' remember that en Issues llke this men
must either support or oppose their coun
try. They may differ as te the manner
in which national rights should be up
held, but they cannot with nny claim
te patriotism refuse te support the gov
ernment In upholding these rights merely
. because it happens te be In the liancin of
, men of another party.
The president has given proof of nn
earnest and alert purpese te upheld the
i rights of our citizens. Tew would have
? blamed him if he had let the Senate bear
the responsibility of what might happen
' and had trusted te the "modus vlvendl"
; te carry matters safely te a future settle-
aent. That would have been tbe natural
course of one leB3 anxious for the protec-
t Hen of citizens, less jealous of national
dignity, but the president appreciated
- the fact that no matter where the fault
lay, our Interests were imperilled by the
failure of the treaty. Something should
be done at once and nothing remained
t but retaliation. Se hefrankly turns upon
tbe little dogs who have bcen barking at
; the British lien nnd demands that they
xonew nini te Tin: twisting or tue
TAIL.
Tlie Surplus Still There.
The Republicans are ra akin tr a 1eful
neisa ever thfi rnmnr Hint tlinrn will tint.
be very much surplus left when Congress
gets through with its work. They are
particularly delighted with a marvelous
sat of figures evolved from the Inner
consciousness of some unknown statisti
cian which show the expenditures te he
nearly sixty-nine millions, leaving only
about eleven millions dlfference between
this reduction by expenditure and the re
duction of revenue recommended by the
ways and means committee,
It is pleasant te sce people enjoy them
selves, but duty compete theso who value
truth te call the attention of these econo
mists te the tact that their figures are en
tirely wrong. The sixty-eight millions In
cludes the total j of appropriations which
cannot be spent for a very longtime tj
come. Fer example, the work en forllQ ferllQ forllQ
catiens, public buildings and rivers and
harbors, will only be paid for as it pro
gresses. The people of Lancaster de net
expect te see their postefflce finished for
many a day, nnd it will certainly net
be paid In advance. There is a sinking
find of some forty-eight millions set
aside for the benefit of the bondholders,
and of cource the Republicans will be
deeply butt if these gentry should be
obliged te wait while TJucle Sam lowers
the taxes en the laboring man. They
have tried hard nt this session of Cen-
gress te Induce the most reckless extendi
ture in the hope that that terrible sur
plus might be shoved out of the way,
but there Is no danger of that at present ;
and distort the figures na they will, the
tariff keeps the question before the peo
ple plainly.
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William the Warlike.
The Trench opposition te Itallau ad
vances in Africa appears te be the chief
reason for Germany's ostentatious po
liteness te the traveling Italian premier,
ad the Trench should certainly uuder
land that Emperor William is ready for
a great row If the smallest chip is
knocked from his shoulder or that of his
ally. lie is net disposed te declare a
great war upon a trivial pretext, but little
trouble will be needed te convince him
that France Is tee troublesemn n. mnnnrn
te European peace te be telerated nny
longer. That will be the real and great
Teasonfer any treuble that may occur
between Trance and her eastern neigh neigh
bers.andif she fully realizes her danger
ahe will speedily calm the social and po
litical disorders that disturb her progress
and alarm Europe. A young republic
in the midst of monarchies caunet afford
te have labor riots nnd revolutionary
plots. Emperor William appears te be
deyetlng bis whole attention te culti
vating the military spirit of the people.
At Spandau en Wednesday night he led
un attack In a sham battle and after
wards delivered a criticism of the opera
tions, lie passed the night in the sad
dle in Bplte of a drenching rain and rode
Inte Berlin nt the head of the guards,
lumngaent back the carriage that went
out for him. In dealing with se mar
tlal a ruler It would be best for foreign
lowers te observe the greatest caution.
The cat that shows Its claws Is net al
wajs the most dangerous however.
illulne Talks,
Mr. Ulalne is talking furiously about
the savings of British and American
Vetkingmen, the statistics of postal bauks
ted tbe financial greatness of our court ceurt
iry at compared with England, but never
Jri dl?3 k Bay about trusts. lie
iwers te wander nreuud in the
Mysterious wilderness of urgument by
which It is sought te prove that the
lop!e- are made richer by taking money
from them aud bur) leg It iu the
ground at Washington. It pleases htm
te batter awny at that imaginary being,
the absolute free trader,whlle he refrains
from any attempt te explain or withdraw
his outrageous declaration that trusts are
private concerns which should net be in
terfere! with. He even taxes occasion
tep'ncehlmscU mere emphatically with
the bondholders and money kings of
the country by Insisting that the
surplus should be used in wiping out
the nation's debt. This Involves tbe pur-
chase nt n high premium from unworthy
speculators of bends net yet due. He
simply prefers that the money should be
thus used, rather than that the govern
ment should step collecting mera than it
needs. He found litlle trouble in his ef
fort te show tbe superior advantages en
Joyed by American labor evor that of
England where the Importation of cheap
labor from the continent Is even mere
troublesome than with us, but be did net
succeed in proving that our advantage
was due te excessive taxation. He
tried te use the old cry of ngrlcul
tural prosperity under a high tariff, but
did net see fit te comment upon the fact
that the prices of wheat and corn are
higher in Londen by 25 or 40 per cent, than
here, while our expotlsef corn and wheat
are enormous and out of nil proper pro
portion te the much talked of home mar
ket that the tariff was te create.
AccenmNO te consular reports the
Freucu colenics which htve given particu
lar attention te the cultivation of the vanilla
bean have lncreasad thelr produet from 78
213 kilograms In 1830 te CC7.419 kilogram.
In 1830 Fer iliverlng and perfumery
vanilla command general favor and the
wonder U that our fattier, oeuld get along
without It.
Baii Mr. Kdmund.,Hp, In the Senate
in hi. -.pooch en the preposition te modify
the whisky tax:
"The true prlnolple upui whleU lax .Hen
ought te be Impend la te put the falgbeiit
posalble rate en article, of luxury, and what
can be mero no than this? (whl.ky), An
artlcie tbe production of wtilen It would be
a great advantaue it It oeuld be dlioeuragod
Inalead orencouraKOd, nnd have the corn,
the wbeat and the rye that go Inte this
poison te be fed te the children of the
drunkard Instead of turned Inte liquid and
glen te him as a drink,"
I'KiHiDltST Cr.KVKLANii fully appre,
elated the rest and danger of retaliation,
and did his host te avoid tbe necessity of
hiieIi a een rap, hut new that It la before him
he takes It promptly and with courage,
The commercial embargo between
Tranoe nnd Italy Unfair example or the
treubls that may oeme upon us through the
rejMtlen of the flsherlca treaty. The oDm eDm oDm
tuerelal treaty botwecn these countrieH
lapsed nn the last d.v nt l.viim.Fe i..I.ir...
been extended for two months In the hope
that ether arrangement might be made.
lleth countries then enacted spselal tarlfl
laws In a spirit of retaliation each hoping
that the olher would be brought te term
by commerolal leues.
Oar oensul at Marsellles reports that the
oemmorcial and agricultural cluj.e. are
already weary of the atrlfe and hoping
eaRerly that a nompremtse may be reached.
Italian wlne growera and dealer ahut
out rem the i'roneh markets are making
donperato e Hurts te gain a footing In foreign
oenntrloa whero the Freneh wlnea have
aiwajn ueiu aupren-aey. l' reneh Importa
tions from Italy In 1830 were valued at
tfll 601,008; Italian Importation from
Frnnce at 133.101,1510, (,'enut Masen ot et ot
servcat Tnee figures may net seem large le
Americans-acou.temod te the oelossal
atatutlcs of coniuieroo In our own country
but they ropre.oat a trade se vital te the
prosperity of tliene two countries that tbe
.tatesiueu ou either aide of tbls Interna
tional dhpuln hollitved that the otber could
net ondure a bleckade, and would be foreoa
te .urreiidfir na aoen as tbe strictures of tbe
p.cial lurid bccsme operative. Thus far
unn oxpeeiatlon ha net been roallied.
knell sunt 1h walling for the ether te yield
but, se fur as can be aeen, the end Is stilt
dlMHUtaud uucertuln." ....
We nre new forced te oheoso botweon a
trial el till, kind and a tame acceptance of
the Canadian outrages. " And nbove all
things the plan of rotallatieu, If entored
a poe, should be actlve and vigorous."
FBI130.UU
Kn. William Mouauen, 0f uiove
land, has bueu appointed uatlenal treasurer
or the Catholic Total Abstlnenea Union cf
Araorlei., vice Kav. 1'. J. Qarrlgan, of
tltehbtirp, Mut, rcslgned.
? v. .F .A' Moa'-EMmne, D. D., of
I'nlladelphla, has been elected Jabn pro pre pro
hwer In Tult.1 college, In Greenville, .
lir. MuhlenlwrK ban reslgned tbe Greek
professorship at the Unlvernlty of Pennsvl.
van a. Ua. Ueorge Heattte, of Lancaater,
e . has bteu elected president of tbe cel-
Judee TnuBMAK was taken en Thur.
d te wilt Juuke Zapbsnlah Bucee. who
lives en Ids farm near Tort Huren. The
Judge Is 101 year old and totally blind, but
prides liliuniilt upon hi Democracy, lie
welcomed the jutty en lit front percb,
where he anil Judge Thurman ODleyed a
pleasant and lnterestlngconversatlen. Later
In the day the visitor went te Hurenla
Hpach, where there wa an Informal re
ception. There were many yeun ladle
present aud tbe Old Reman had te kiss
them all befere he could escape.
I'ULlriOAI, NOTtS.
Leslle W. Wellington, et OernlUK, N.
1 , writes te the lilmlra Uanttte that tbe
announeemout In Republican piper that
he will vete for Harrison Is error. lie s.va
he will work nnd ote with the Demecratit.
Hev. J H. Diegerfleld, pastor of tie
African Mothedlat Kplsoepsl ohureh lu
Uarrl.burg, I'd., 1. out In a communication
anuouiieluB bla withdrawal from the He
publican party, becauie, as he alleges, n
prefers Ireo whisky te free wool. Ha j"
Tmri?man.PUrpMB t0 VOt0 ,0r 0:eveIanil -d
COlOnOlOwOU lUuilltOll. OnO Of thnniiul
Inlluentlal Itepubllral" et the atate, has
declared Ilia lnrnnilnn. i ...i... .lA "B8
the "grand eid party he bad. 0 ed.e
loop, and work and vete for tbe election of
Cleveland and Thurman. He 1 a nlaht
watchman at the state capltel, having been
appointed by Uoverner lieaver. Wodnes Wednes Wodnes
dayaveninKbn attended a meeting of the
tleorge II McCletlan Damoeratlc t,"gleu it
Herrlbburg aud Joined It. He made a
poceb, In whleh lie gave his reasons for
withdrawing from I lie Republican party.
Ue has aent te Governer lleaver hla resli resli
natien, as follews:
"I hereby tender my resignation as a
watchman of the publte ground and build
lnif el fennaylvanla. My reasena for se
t, .ari "'yithatlamlODirer in accord
tarltl qaestien. I atn In favur et a tarll'.
l'niL,!u!u X? Pr0,ect ,h8 Per werklngiraJ
f.?.mT(hBnl ,M we'lMlhe capitalist and
millionaire. 1 am net In favor et tru.t.
beoame I b8llee they impoverish the
land and Tuurrnan, because I believe thev
nlJ.nTw tl01,'UB Interest of tbe p8eple!f
Colonel Hamilton, up te within two year
8ke, was erganlrer e! the Knight et tabor
or a dlstriei comprising a dozen counties in
Eastern leiiiiyiyanla. He stumped tbe
state for GaiflHid and nialue, aud awuuir
many of the Knight ever te Gen. lleaver
when he ran for governor, in appreciation
of these services the governor Bppmnted
hlra chlel of the park guard at the capltel.
A llulnn Authority en lh. Blllli Hill.
Frem the Journal of Oeminerce.
Bluco the bill was nrst printed we hsvs
had en extensive eorretpmdence w tu
manufacturers, epecially theso engaged In
textile lutulc, and a large majnrttv el
them haveagreej with us that the propeied
modlneitluns were net designed In a tins,
tiln.pirlt, and are In the main tinwtntly
judicieuf Heme ewnera of woolen mill,
nave ured te say be in public, and etbera
would tell the same atery If tbelr lip were
net restrained for eMi reasons than any
dljiaUiIaotlen with tbe changes augititsd,
ItalgbU el ritil Trouble S .tiled.
The wbele of Thursday' aesttea la
Vllkesbsrreef the Grand Ledge Knight
of 1'ytbla wa devoted te discussion of the
question le bring; about an amicable ettle ettle
nientef tbe dinicnltle between tbe Su
preme and the Grand Ledgo of ronniyl renniyl
vanla. At a late hour at night It wa
greed by a vote of OTA te C2 te nnlta With
tbe Huprome liojge, thus ending tbe
treuble,
WANAMAKRR'a
Closed at i p. m. en Saturdays.
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamakcr's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest stere 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.
trrtmu
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WANAMAKER'S
4Acrci
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FLOOR,SpACE I
PHILADELPHIA I
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Yeu knew tliat there is no
worthy het weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come te be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store arc yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Philadelphia.
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OUllJ'LKXJOff I'O WDKK
QOMI'liKXlON I'OWDKK.
LADIES'.
MHO VA1.UK A. nKriNRt) CUM t'l.KXlON
At USX 113 h.
POZZONI'S
UKUICATKII
COMPLEXION
'POWDER.
11 Impart, a brilliant trstispureney te the
skin. lUnievc. allptinples.irenkles and Ms.
oeloruttous, and mnkes the skin dellcatelv
soft and be&uttful. It contains no limn, white,
lead or arsenta In threo shades, pink or nesb.
white and bntnotte.
reu qai.k nv
All Druggists and Faney Geed a
DoulerB iHvorywbero.
aw-URTTAUK or irirATieNa.-
apwe-iva
MAOUlNBJStr.
QKMRATj MACH1NK WORICHL
FOR SALE CHEAP
rOU lUSIBDIAfK DE1.1VKIIV.
One IK II 1. KnRlne nnd Heller romhliiea.
One 4 ft 1. Knlue uud 0 II. v. IJoller, en
J.",'4". " -p?,en?-ana VcrtlcAl Knglne,
With or without Uellnr '
emu e II v. orHeiIr.ontalEngtno Own
make.
Unuines and llellcra of overy elia nnd do de do
scrlpllen Bevenil Itntary Venttlatlng Fans, suitable
for shop nrmileu use.
Alse Vulves, rininps, l'lpe, Itrais and Iren
CecKi nnamid a full llueBieam Uecda and Un
Binder.' Nuppllei.
Uoeblno wera, Pattern Werk, Brass Cast Cast
legs, bbafilDg, l'nileys, llantteis, Ate, ute.
OUOD WOUK.
BlCASONAilLK 0UAUQE3. ritOMTINKSB.
Central Machine Works
W.T. CUMMIN OS, Proprietor,
Nea. ni ise north eukihtianst.
laxeisTsn, 1'a.
flees tld
jcducat10xal.
tciuuoatienal! "
MILLERSVILLB.
The WlntorHeaaton of the MlllorsvilleHuto
S'?i,.'H'L0??,Lw"1 bc,n ou atONUAV.BItr.
lKJlkUlcU3,lSj, and wmtlnue awsuty-Klght
ItKQULAU OOOKSK3.
Teachers Elementary ceuriB.
Teaehers eclenltne course.
BPCIAL COUU3KS
liollrge ITepanitery Courne.
.?. "!!'"'! 1Soe't''o,piuK.Tjpawnuiig, hheit-
nsud, llmlnesj i.erresiKindence, Ktc.
ecal una Instrumental Slusle.
I'lUntlng, craTen, Kte.
SpJv,,5l ".'" en 8u,Mlt "tlreua for lay
I'liplls Irem Laneatter elty.
faplls admltiea at any time. I'er Catalogue,
Terms, Kte , adartm thu l'nnclpal.
H. OBA.M LYaB,
insIMOta MlLLKltSVII.I.K, lu.
VAHHIAUSa.
QTANUAKU WOBK.
EDW.EDaERLEY
CARIIIAUK BUILDER,
N03.a,4L5.CMAmtKT BTIlKRr, Uer 01
1'OdUlltlnA l.unnaa .... " '
1 have In BtoeK ana llulta te()rarr
Varletref the lollewlng styles i Ueune in.7
glee, Cabrleleu. Carriages, i eteruSX'.t' ?&
Wtgrena."TCarta, UeCall Wagons. BurrteV
Market Wajrens. l-naitens, Cxpresa Wei '
.. e?P!.0JJBla !0l MeoHftntea aua have tacit.
Hies te bulla oerrecuy nv style of CarrtSre
aeslred. The Quality. Btyfe and Finish etiuv
work make It deolflSAlyihe ChMpit la tie
eiTiIVA1HVKKa?TAN,,c,H,CA,,KST
LUUAl. MUX XV MH,
ABSlaNKD K3TATE OK HAMUEL
Jlauek aua wile, el Lancwter tewnshin
Lantaiur county, ihe nnd rstinea nudltef'
ppe.li.td teaisinhuw lh balance i wrnat "ln
In ihe handiotllenry uumnardnrana Jonas
r. . by. BSjtgnets el Baiifuel Kn"lc il?d
wife, te and among the,e legally "titl.ate
thellthaay of Bptemter, iwj, at le o'lleli
a. in., in ihe Llerarr Uoem el tM Court
i.euse. In tnu city or Lwcter. wheieall S
Sims Interested In said distribution miyS.
augietar Auatter.
pilOPOSALS KOK COM.-T11B IIU-
rtmiSD-MoK-ev-xoynolQ cliet i etn.
mlttee of i.euutl s wlllie'ilve prepsvls for
J5.T?"' .TneJw f 'ei. et !li an Medium Nut
Ceil, te b lurnlsnta te iboteorof tbeeity.
unilertliuaitectlnn 1 1 theieimmlttee durlnir
ift2".en.,h: or ecember and Jnnutry niu
Iliajtobelt-ftRtthe Uaynr-n (.race net la-Vr
liittnmiienlnuraay theSOth lnt, and te
By order or the Committee
Attest c a. eiT, cisrk, augsjta
IOODS BAH3APAIULLA.
TRUE ECONOMY
lttstrne econemr te bar Meed Barsapa
rllla, ler 100 Dnjea One Dellar," Is original
with and true only of this popular medleta.
It jmn wish te prove this, buy bottle of
Heed's Barsaparllla and measure Its eentaata.
lonwlllflnaittekoldlODtoMpoonrnls. Mew
read the directions, and jreu will fiLd that the
avarage dose for persona of different age la
less than a Uaspoenfat. This Is certainly eon
elnslve and unanswerable evldence of the pe
culiar strength and economy of
HOOD'S BAlUAHAlltLLA
" We began using Heed's BarsaparllU In enr
Institution some months age, and having
watched Ha effects, wish te sty that we And It
a geed, reliable, and beneficial mcdtrlne for
family uie, and f.ir hospitals and Institutes
sueh as nra." Bisiass or Miner, West renrth
M,, Cincinnati, O.
t took Heed's fa'sspirllla for less of appe
tite, dyspepila and general languor. It Old me
a vmt amount of geed, and 1 have no hesi
tancy In recommending It." J. W. Wilti
urp, Qutney, III.
1IK4LT11 BKTrill THAN BVSE
" I have been troubled by a sotefalou affec
tion alt my lite. 1 1 In ene of the marked rec
ollections of my boyhood d lys, and for eaveral
jers ha rtnderedm unable te labor much.
I think Heea's Barsaparilla, which I hava
bcen using at intervals for ten years, la the
best I have ever taken. I am new ;co, .na my
general health reems better than erer." U. V.
Abbett, Warren, M. U.
HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA
Beld by all druggists, ll ; six for W. Prepared
only by O I UUOD A OU., Lewell, Mass.
101DO3X8 ONE DOLLAE (8)
IMPROVED OUBH10NKD EA.R
UKUM8.
OOKE FOR THE DKAF.
I'eck'a l'atent Impreved cnthloned Kar
Prums perfectly restore heating and perform
the work of the natural drum. Invisible com
fortable and always in position. All conver
sation ana even whispers heard distinctly,
rend for illustrated book mtu testimonials.
ritaR. Aaaress or call en I. mscex.BM
Broadway, New Yerk. Ji252we"M,W,rAw
WAXitHm.
QPKOIAI
WATCHES
for rarmers and Ballreaders, li Karat Geld
rillea U03B cases, Klgln Works, tse eacn,
Jeb Let. Best Watch ana JewelryOepalnng.
SrKtctAelns,KyeKlassesana Optical Ooert. Cor
rect time dally, by telegraph-only place in
the city.
LiUUlB WJBtJEtt,
Ne. iw N. Queen St., opposite City Hetel,
Near l'eun'a Uenet.
W
AT01I UKI'AIKINQ.
WATCH EEPAIBIN&
A Wateh U tha most dellcate nnd Intrlcate
piece or mechanism made by man, and tbe ene
tnat receives tbe least attention. Your atenm
engine, your wagon receives mero.
n is an cstabilsned (act that there are mere
Watches ruined by the average Watch Ue
pslrer than by the Watch carrter.
We have a Watch lb our possession made by
the underslgnedi this, coupled with an R.v.
1-KltlB.MJKer BlUUTJEKr. YKAKSATTII
1IKNCII, onables us te turn out work of the
Highest Orade at reasonable prices and with
satisfaction te our customers.
Would respectiully invite a trial,
GHAS. S. GILL,
Watelimaker & Jeweler,
NO, 10 WBBT KING ST.,
LANCABTBB, l'A.
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AT01IKN.
Lew Prices!
Quick Sales!
Gee.!.! M&iVedat rit.HelllDgrigureatthls
Seaton.
(JUIl BTOOK Or
WATCHES
is very large and comprises everything In
Held, fcllvernnn Niel. Prices win surprise
you. DurntmlstoglveyenthoVicllY jIest
Vilue rer the inoney possible. And we de It.
Nen Magnetic Watches R specialty
WAITER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
I.ANnARTEK. PA.
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J.
MAItTIN A UO,
QUEENSWAUE
DEPARTMENT.
NKVV UOODtlAUUlVINO KVK HA KOtt
THE rAM. 8KABON.
NOVELTIES
IN .
KOHlfJAKS,
KAIHV I.AMl'.t,
I'HniTl'r.ATKH,
IUUNA I'Ki'l'KilS,
CHINA HALTS,
iussquk rieuuns,
TKIUUCOTTA I'lOPRKH.
Preserving Utensils.
ii"lL8leu 000KIN UUO:i,, All Blrsi,
ac itach. '
'lttyI)eriiUlJl,l,Y XUMllLKlt9,l!Cft.l)s.
MASON Flll'iT .iaiw at Lewest rrlcis.t
.Vf" .?re C1.!,nrmf,,inul n" Hnnnrea and
Kitty Dezen LlOllTNlMl ritlllr JAU3 AT
HKdal frlces
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
TTTK WIdll TO EMPLOY A FEW
." , salesmen en salary te siUl ourg"ei3 by
sample ui the whele.M.f and retail Vade et
Lanrashir, Pa, atidaojelnlug aUtes We ar.
tbe Ui geit ui&nutitcturers et our line In the
country, eena two cents In stamps ter par
ticulars. Kore.t&ls answered ""'"
augio-jetdtoa Cincinnati. 0.
JPALACM Or TABHION.
max
FIRST FALL ANNOUNCE-
MENTS OF
ASTRICH'S PALACE OF
FASHION,
13 East Kine Street.
Fall Hats and Millinery
Goods are beginning te come
in fast,
Saturday was a busy day with
goods which had te be sold at
any price, together with the new
goods arrived, made the place
a most attractive one te buyers.
Black Straw Hats of the
latest Fall shapes in Canten and
Milan. We are ready te show
them.
Mere Felt Hats liave come In
in Sailor and Walking.
New Seft Felt Hats also in
all colors.
The time te buy these is when
they are quite new.
Seme Bargains which have
survived the great sale, but the
lets are tee small te put them
back in stock.
Come and see what they are.
AH we can mention about
them is very little.
Eiderdown Cleth at 25c a yard
Dress Trimmings at 10c and
25c a yard.
Parasols at 50c and $1.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests at 15c,
25c and 29c.
Beys' Waists at 25c and 35c.
Ladies' Shetland Weel Skirts,
59c and 79c.;
Lisle Gloves, 1 5c.
Silk Gloves, 25c and 37c.
French BalbriVpran Vests. 2;c,
silk embroidered.
Spanish and Chantilly Lace
Skirtings and Nettings.
Wide Laces at 15c a yard,
etc.
Embroider' Fleuncings at
25c and 37c, and manv ethers.
New Goods, Elegant Quality
Watered Silk in all the leading
Fall shades at 49c ayard.
One case of Ladies' Lisle
Vests, ribbed, in white, cream,
pink and blue, at 25c. Never
before sold at less than 45c.
Colored Silk Plushes in iC,
19 and 24 inches, of the very
finest quality, in all colors, at
62c, 75c and $1 and $1.25 a yd.
Our new colored Silk Vel
vets are open for inspection.
We invite you te call and
leek at our goods whether you
wish te buy or net.
ASTRICH BROTHERS.
JURY QOODU.
mHK POPULAR DRE88 FABRICS.
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS
-AT-
The People's Cash Stere
NO. 25 BAST KING ST.,
Wtt.UAVk NOW Ui'N ANUUKADYFOR
lNbl'KCTlON AND C011PAIUSON
A 40-Inch All-Weel Henrietta
In all tbe Desirable Bhadei at Vc.
A 46-Inch All-Weel Henrietta
In alt tbe Ueilrable bhadei at 1.W.
'Itui above two qualities of Henriettas are
net only tbe best goods ter their respective
prices in this city, tint we can aiiure you, are
unsurpassed by same priced goods of the best
Philadelphia and Mew Yerk houses.
Wffe sell ter Cash, whleh places us In a
position te give you as geed goods for your
money as the world produces.
Tbe People's Gasb Stere,
LAMJASmil, PA.
uarlMvdAw
BIVVOLHa.
TglOYOI.KS, TRIOYOLES, TANDKUa.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricycles, Tandems.
ODUABLK, fHHPLK.
QUAUANTKKI) II 10 BEST OK AUK,
I l.LU3TUATD CATALOGUE IfliKK.
POPE MF'G. CO.,
79 rEANKLIN ST., BOSTON,
UUANCH UOD8BS-11 warren St., New
Yerk I Sl Wabash At.. Chicago, ant-iydeea
BUT WBBBM. 1
Reliable Goedi k Heneit Price
VISIT
JOHN S. GIVLER.
LOOK AT OUR
$i& $1.25 BLACK SILKS.
S'eaBgby DrsMtnakii ana judges
prauks te be tie bet goods erured la Laaeas-
ftarMtiT ,or" hB pm T8ry
JOO S. GIVLER,
e And 8 Kerth Qaeea Btrect,
mul,aw'ANCA,T'I,A-
QPKCXAL BARGAINS.
WATT&SHAND
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
,u.Ji5,.enr.,8?m,fJ?.nnlU Clearing Bale we
we offering Extraordinary llargalna In each
ltocltef,y flePrUnent' ine balance of enr
SpriDg and Summer Dress Goods
Including Bilks. Black and Co'ered UenrletUs.
ftiSiJllL"'X0elna?u,t Warped. Black and
Colored Cashmeres, Vebeges, and a, large M M
sertrnent of All-Weel cloth snlUngi ire new
being closed out UegardJees et ces"
BPEOIAL VALUES IX
liADIKS'.HENrS AND OHIIiDRKN'S
GAUZE UNDERWEAB.
SHKAT 11ABOAINS 1N(
TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS.
One hundred de?en All Llnen Knotted
Fringe l ewels at Hfce.
rnty doien Large Size Knotted Fringe Tew.
els, l7e,
irSUS jnn?d dozen Extra Fine Quality
Knotted rings Damask and Bird eye at 28c
fifty deienTJath Towels at Se each.
n2S?..Aa?25:a flpzen Extra Large, Geed
Quality Bath Towels at UXc
SPECIAL I
22? WL,.e 9' Bens, Geed Btyles, Ferfeet
Goedj, only Be a yard.
we open today aereral cassseI New Cali
coes, Dark Fall Patterns,
AT TlIK
New Yerk Stere,
0. 8 & 10 BAST KINO BT.
N
BW BOSTON HTORE.
WAIT
-rOBTHK .
OPENING
OF-
J, Harry Stamm's
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
-AltOUV-
September 1.
It Wlll.ray Ven te Hi member the Place,
N0.24GENTRESQUARE.
New
Bosten Stere.
DRY GOODS
-AND-
NOTIONS!
J. Harry Stamiu.
auglS-lya
UHOVJCMHa.
g-ANHAKD'H MILD CORED
HAM
W AND UUEAKrA'TUAi ON.
Unequaled for tendernsss and delicacy et
flavor We guarantaethat there la nothing te
eqnal them fa quality In this market, ifcou ifceu
aands of the best families are new using them.
They give universal satisfaction. Try them
and tell your neighbors.
W Dried Beef and Bologna nleelychlpped.
Prices mwnabis. oeekoe wiaJit,
NEW BOSTON ME
CLermtwm.
ASKEW
Ok Ml,
AT NOS.,Kt AUD MB WEST stlMU BTUEET.
OfMird
TTRAOHVB BARGAINS.
L. GANSMAN A BRO.
ATTRACTIVE DARGAIKg
or
8tt!0Mbla Goods for fcrlj Fill War
New Baidy for Yenr Inspection.
m BOYS' iND CHILDREN'S CLOTHMQ
A C THE LOWEST PRIG KB.
?,'; Bulu M w,te' 4P,)' 45' w". -oe,
Hub 10.
Hen's Fine flntts at la 111, no.
Beia' Butta ter Scheel at 2 50, WOO, liw
Baais.00.
Beya' Bntu, Dreisy, at as, m, 17, Is.
Children's suits, li.oe, n 75, 2, t te, 3, at. aj ,
Children's Pants at Be, tee, fies, 7Sc, 11 00.
Enrly Fall Hutu te Ordsr, otrtetly All-Weel,
tans, nt, nt, ns.
Peat te Order, AU-Wooi, at 13 B0.at.ia.ic,
, 9.
LATI8T8TVLE8, LABGE A830BTMENT,
PRICBSTQB LOWEST.
L.
d Bre.,
S. W.OORNflR
NORTH QUEEN St ORANQH 8TB
LANOABTKU. PA.
KROHANT TAILORING.
HAGER & BROTHER.
Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENT.
A PF.IIFECT FIT GUAllArtTEKn.
Mltl-Snnimer Special Reduction!.
Ecetch and English Ohevlete.
sneTnii
IM.00TO I7S.00.
,( rJ3.00TO S33.00,
( 173.00 TO I2X.0P.
,i 128.00 TO 2S OP.
CUIVIOT SUITINGS,
MNfir.TSII
CUKV10T BUIT1NQS,
The above are THE LATEST In Plaids 'and
nttlpca:
The CLOSING PBICE9 will Warrant an Ex.
animation.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, IW.00 TO 11600.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, 120 00 TO 118.00
Desirable IThln Materials for
Summer Wear
Will be found In our assortment of Worst
eds, rianneH, Serges, Drap Denies, Mehairs,
Pongees.; r
IM POUTED LINEN VE9TINQ3, WHITE
LINEN TESTINGS,
lager & Brether,
25 & 27 Wist King Street.
M
tKRH k RATHKON.
Thin Clothing!
EVERYTHIM
DESIRABLE AND NICE
IN
THIN
CLOTHING,
-rOU Tit KB X-
HOT, SULTRY DAYS !
Wecantiill yeunasteand wa ran suit you
la price, I
COATaAND VEST?, cool and comfertabio,
at any price from 11.25 te 17 SO.
TI1INOABSIMKRKSTB1PKD TUOUSEK9,
for het-wrather nse, 12.75 te a-enr make.
THIN VF.1T8, m WhlUJ.atrlpcd and Colored
Dnclr, latest cnt, II te 13. W.
Myers & Rathfon,
LKADING CLOTU1EU3,
NO, 12 BAST KING ST.,
LANOABTEU PA.
JrOVKLS.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Table Boarders wanted at J 1.00 per week:.
Breakfast from 6 te 7, 150 per meal. Dinner
from 13 te 1, sue. sueper from 8 te 7. 2ie. Tran
sient Cnstein solicited. Uoed beds and well
aired rooms. Geed stable room ler horses. Ne.
It East Uhestnut street, oppesito Penn'a B. U.
Depot.
lySMrefl GEO. ri.OBT. Prep.
NOTIOK TU THKSPAH3ER3 AND
GUNNEUS.-A11 persons are hereby for.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall and Speedwell estate In Lebanon or
Lancaster counties, whether inclesed or nnln nnln
clesed, either for the purpose of shiutlug or
fishing, as the law will be rigidly nnforced
against all trespassing en sold lands of the nn
designed aftur this notice.
WH. COLEMAN TBEIafAjr,
U. PEBOr ALDEN,
IsUm.O.riUMMAjr, ,
Attereera Icr b.W.Oeubib' Bait
liilfiSIMD