' i "uT ji" i". '',, Win ft7w;i r.i w ' -j t TW rt 11 '.i 'yai-V V. r j V- i I , ,- L .fi7 5JT.1 Ji .' .' -iQ-JU-Ci. ''., -.i-wii -je- '' &' -W,-- & 1, 'Vf jMS V'H"' ;. -; , .; r ' ',1'.,' - .' , 1JIE LANCASTER DAILY INTEIiMGEKCER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 1888. 'r Ml t ,i s VlW.s TAi iisp. i &&&. m ffZKft. W .; t. S&h k'iV'. ' IT? ' A vJJf'- , tin v l" i y I TIUMS; itUfHnuMiMHiiiMlkTMRtwi I iSrSJSSKErM&TgSSitt a weak. Jy P,1mt I pet month, i Bight Paget, ILtO aWMaP. 'S Specimen copies ient SZT'.K L. Sfi' J Jf ' INTBLLIGBNCXB, W- Laaeester.l'a, Tll Dally Intelligencer. iff sVAKOASTBB, SBMBMBBB 4,1168. fc '.,. ttittfafOatCklM. V;. A vvetr retwsrkabte Mtuiktlen m wlt . jtieeed te -WMhtoftea clew upon the ,' iltortl)enrectttet tbe Chinese have pealed Uw smended treaty. Mr. Scott ',;yi JBmedlirtely introduces into the Heuse a ;Mn w prohibit any Chinaman from uere- 3J fter landing en our shores, even though kinulialMnnia anv aflttl ilia lnttV .7YWRRUmiDRVUD crtOTJ OT.VM -- i'i c L l ..J I..J .M.J Mm. Bit JilW"VI. OVU.imJ, UU Utau yiuiium uau-. fr.'ttwita the certtflcate et identity re. tiaettM w esateie mm te no be. wr. i Burii,. Mil mum tlia TTntMA at nnvi ' S' eslthniit nMMtlnn.knd want ti thn Ran. "Z$Mmbf rtiarlr unmul nlan tn find tin nnn -.m". E'T - . . . .. m$m w vote against its passage, t 'M'Jfeeagt Mr. Butler ventured te declare M?m It we la direct violation et the ..'.rf-..: m'tMr with China and that It would have "J.f 4m Mpperters but for the fact that the ; '-petttteally doubtful PaclQe coast de- the measure. SE'-wi Totals undeniably the situation ; and -".'' deb net at mi complimentary iu vue rW " TTMBH.a mui1 l.tM Inlff Vin PuslM In itself, it is bad that it is passed frf3-Uimnh far of nartv dltadvantase ,tmti' T" " - . . T . fS'Ars Mcabtc from opposition te it. we nave Ff kiid ted much of this class of legislation . - H uengreas. because tne itepuDiicnea l ,' Intensify the present feeling 3. against weir party en me x'acinc ceam, ?'. aa thn Chine M nartv. none of Its reure hMii entativea in Congress dared te oppose the law which a Democratic representa ttre proposed. ultheuHh they believed it Z'Z:' mrentf atid nlthnucrh It vunn In fact of Pifi'S'-J Jnt.Ktfr.1 nrnnl. L-O A, Tf U a law mtKImI. nmlnnKfailtif AAfilra veses present treaty stlnulattens. Mr. pp? '',Scettln proposing it aald that it did net; !&' r.butMr;Scottl8net noted for hisinfer- plfSiici aaatlen, and he was naturally tvreng. The fc;-.;&.r Hlfi0eQii nuawjf iHUVium bum viiiuniueu Krf-il ?! iK - ---- -a tmhirni uml rjx 'lnwvBwavuiaj tjunuutgauu ivuiu mmv m. rr'.?"'-""'"" """" "ir:. u. '.am,'. HA9V nw ettrav trirti inAm An liinrtTfH ni I'rf'f Jeeu'iiy vans enaeie mem ve ue nu. xuie !lt'"; appears from Mr. Scott's own bill : and :&j vteoencluslve of the fact that it contra ffi$$f we' present treaty stipulations. ifcs-. 'mat we nave a rmnt te ue in s win i probably be conceded. As Senater Bher- LIv&;s.t nui aar n. treatv ! n law tliat mav 1m tiaf&Sf' '. .Imnlail tut annthnr laTO "Put. of Ilia Kifc.Jtfi time, the usual way te abrogate a iMr... treaty is Dy mailing aneiner treaty , nnu fKfif" : "' uu" cuuijr bus ui uuu luuuu; w '.umniarlly set aside a treaty with an- pvpj i euter wttneut consultation wun it. j n tnis MBea there has been consultation with CliCJ-V- ,. i-il.n a.- la... -.-! feiifc-"" .advice that this treaty had been rejected ey cnina, netere proceeding te auregate the existing etlpulatlens, ita actions would have been mere easily justified. , We confess that ws are net pleased with M$i-the precipitancy et Mr. Scott in his anUrt IgnSr? CWneeerald. ItmaybegcdpelttlcMWit I ,.,: we are inclined te condemn sujpeUtici. i'i. The justice and humanltifthn mnv. 3&&a sent does net &- jf tQtQuv. Th8 MCWi iaaeCBKtb who have Kene liVMAaaaaiVaBjirilC. ... . . . ......... tbeit certiucatea or laeuiuy, man, uhhx munay vu cuiue uc& numnu- W'teed' by treaty, eheuld certainly be al- lowed te return. It will be enough te abut the gates In future upon these who go away knowing that their return is un lawful ; and this should aufflce te satisfy the meat eager opponent et Chinese Im migration. Te prohibit tbe future return of present residents is a severe enough restrictive remedy against Chinese cheap labor. . . It is a restriction that no ether people is subject te. And no complaint is inade against tbe Chinese immigrant, save for bis cheap labor. Yet tbe same objection applies te the Hungarian, Italian and Pele ; and the still further and mere serious one, that they de net make geed, peaceable and cleanly citizens. They are Imported in droves and shiploads, aa the w !CUnBe are Tney ,lve cueap,v as lne'' era ; ana, like tnem, expect te go veua mj their European home when they have ' made the few dollars here that will sable them te live there at their ease. 1 The two cases are precisely similar, save that the one and the better class of Immigrants swarm upon the raoifle and tbe ether upon the Atlantic coast. The American wetklngman In this (region gets no redress from Congress for the wrong done him by the Hun Invasion, beastly though it be. Why is it? It the Chinese should go, se should the Pele and the Hungarian; and we believe ""that they all should go. We are net In favor of a continued Immigration of the '' oS-sceurlngs et nations. The gates should be shut down at all our ports against every class of Inferior people. There should be no barbarian Immigra tion ; no lame or halt or blind, none weak in mind, virtue or education are wasted here. But we object te any stain upon our public faith being Incurred In getting rid et such sorts. We object te tbe Chinaman being kept out whose return has been premised hiss ; and te tbe exclusion et any people before fair notice baa been given them. A Cry ef Extraragsnce. The Philadelphia Pre; 3 essertsth.it the f, (.preaent administration has estimated tbe .& government expenses for the next four 1 years at 1113,318,791 mere than the last Bsfublican administration required. It also asserts that for four years the Deme- rats have bad In appropriations t95,S03,. 063 mere than the Republicans bad in the fftwvleus four years. If these figures are absolutely correct they prove nothing; for 14 - la se far as the administration could se- -, cure it the people have received the .worth of their money. A navy baa been , began and tbe work is te be prosecuted t? - 'economically, but in a substantial way. tTip'erts and guns must be built at 'y 'great expense, and rivers and harbors ,'' 'Isipreved, but they will net be made a ft-ysatsxt for the squandering of vast sums '. V -Ja.arder that the surplus may be kept I '-1 vMns. This cry of extravagance sounds - iMBBMCwy insincere wuen xtepumicans are r' asBi have been ursine- that the surelna aet be dreaded because it can be When they are strenuously a proper reduction of and advocating the al- ial i t Jt PMSBH Mrifttial extravagance et beua.:V?2?J?t m in the undarcrreiind ., vaults t WMhlattea. Jilt true Lhit the present fttaimbtnttten bad beta "kedbywrtra'MMce." would be , ,..,t . ik ,..,.. a meat powerful arguaaent for the danger tmd corrupting power of aa orerleadtd national treasury, and a convincing proof of the need et tariff reform. If G rover Cleveland, whose honesty his meanest fee has net dared te question, is net able te prevent extravagant use of funds cel lected in excess of the needs of the gev eminent, then it is hopeless te leek for economy under such conditions, and the rnuadeiphia i'mt should snout for miiu reform. That Shares Cafe. That wonderful Sharen divorce case furnishes us with Its most sensational paragraph te-day, though William Bhareh be dead and his alleged wife Is again married. It was net remarkable that a passionate woman should se assail the Judge who was decldintr that she was net married and that her marriage certificate must be destroyed; nor was it, remarkable that her fiery husbaed should defend her. What is remarkable is that Judge Pield nnd bis two associates en the United States beneh should make sueh a decision, after the state court of Call fernlahad Just made a directly opposite one. The state court held the maralage te Sharen te be a fact ; the United States court holds it te a fancy. It is very remarkable that there should be such antagonism upon such a question between the state and United States courts. Apparently it is a case in which tha state court's Judgment should rule, the marriage having been in the state. Certainly there eheuld have been no such collision as this between state and federal authority ; and there Burely has been great lock et geed judgment somewhere in producing it. i Jonas TneniiA! will roteli Lne4tcr by tbe 11:20 train en Wednesday, and it U hoped that the train will step long enough te permit bltn te say a tow words te bis friends In this elty, who will undoubted ly be en liana in fall force. Andukw Iiame evidently approves of itlder Haggard. In the Frlnoeten tlevxtw ha aaya : "Clese tbe vell en the brutee who kick women te death, and raise the curtain en gallant deeds and maidens rescued, and dragena and dnennaa dlaoemtltted. 1 ahall net leek tee olesely st an autber'a manner and atyle while he entertalna me In tbe dominion et dreams." 'Pinn have aaved the Uvea of an Im Im menae number of people," at Id the small boy In hla composition. Why, bow la tbat T" asked the teacher In aurprlie. "By net swallowing them," triumph antly xoplled tbe boy. In a similar way tbe Democratic free trade policy will aave tbe Industrial life of the nation for the voters eertalnly won't ewaiiuw ii. a ew t em Tribune, Tbe publloatlen et tbla great Jeke In ae wildly partisan a paper la a fair illustration of tbe blinding power of party feeling. 1 . the abeara and paste editor bad py.JWf'a moment te relleet he wenjitJave" realised that he waa telling Jtewaet truth and weutd have reoeld wlth horror from It. The Demoerjrtio doe- reMmbi, "'. uaa an Immense number ei atrg p0nU ,nreeleci i,. n UPVjCt . . -a . m " .. . I uumusr ui eoueu neauB ; it is straight and clean ana brilliant, like the pin, and Ita aim la publle security. Me aane man will question the usefulness el pine, and no fair man aheuld doubt the uae fulneea et Dsmoeratlo policy. Aa for "Demoeratlo free trade policy," it only exists In tbe Imagination of the Uarmed Bopubllean, and la quite aa perilous te the national lite aa the plna et tbe small boy. Pins have aaved the Uvea of millions who did net a wallow them, because they were net hopeless Idiots and ae knew what a pin was for ; and ae the Kepnbllcan attempts te cram the Democratic tarlfl reform pin down tbe pub. Ue threat as free trade medlolne will net work. They must bend It out et all abape and uaolelnesa and call It free trade, and even then the veterawlll decline te awal awal lew It. They will prefer te use tbe aharp, straight-forward leva-headed and atreng Cleveland and Thurman pins te secure the national robe of oillee, and will cheerfully permit exeited Kepubllesna te chew the crooked and headless tarlfl taeka that have tee long retarded national progress. Ik an article en railroads In tbe Septem ber Scribntr, General Perter quotes pre diction made by Blmen Cameren, In 1835, 11 that there were persona within the sound of bla voice who would live te aee a paaaen paaaen paaaen gortakehla breakfast In Uarrltburg and hla supper in Philadelphia en the aarae day," Held a soetung friend te tbe prophet, "That's all vciy well, Blmen, te tell the boys, but you and I are no aueb Infernal feels as te believe It" They have both lived te span tbat distance In Uttlemore than tee hours, and yet tbe straightening of tbe line and the demand for rapid transit warranta the hope tbat even tbat fast tlme maybe beaten. Me doubt a great many thlngn ate aald uowadayaabeutthe marvels of eleetilclty, and the denbtful prospects of serial and aubmarlnonavlgatlen,that appear quite as foellih te these uttering thorn aa did the remark et General Cameren In 183G, and many of ua may live te aee our wildest dreams of ImaglnaUen net only fulfilled but aurpasscd, Tut- lntereatlng statement made by a oerresjondent yesterday as te the date of tbe visit te lit ncaater of Presldent Washing, ten waa marred by tbe ;inaocuraey et tbe date et tbe extract from the Xanca'fer Journal. It waa taken from the Isaueet Friday, September 'J3, 1790, and Is as follews: 'The president of the United Btatea arrived here en Tuesday afternoon last, end en Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock proceeded en his way te Mount Vernen." President Washington therefore rested In Lancaster en the night of Sept. 20-21, 1790. IluiiK Is truth mere Strang than notion. The celebrated Sharen dlvoreooase, whleh haa been a tople et lntereat In California for a weary length et time, eame te an end en Monday In a most aonaattenal manner, Jt will be remembered that Hsreh Althea Hill waa declared by the atate courts te have been legally married te William Sharen, wbe died while a ault ter dlvoree waa pend ing, and tbat she married her lawyer, ex Judge Terry. On Monday Aaaoelate Judge Field, of the United States supreme court, read a decision auatalnlng Judge Sawyer, et the circuit court, who had declared the marriage contract with William Sharen a forgery. Mrs. Terry at onee became ae abusive that abe waa ordered te be removed, but her has. band knocked down the marshal and there waa a fierce struggle in the court. After waida Terry attempted te enter the room where bis wife wss confined and drew a dirk knife upon tbe guard, but was ever powered and locked up. A aatebel whleh Mrs. Terry had dropped in the court room during tbe exeltement waa found te con lain an English bull-deg revolver with all alx chambers leaded. Judge Field ordered that Terry be im prisoned for alx mentba and Mrs. Terry for thirty days, ae an ex-Judge et tbe California ,nPreme u" DUt ureppea te tue level of n.utnmi in n.i ' .,.,..,....... raMOMAi lis. tL B. WlismM T. J, MMftsri Bstweefe ev we jitAaavwruiyassMB eian, wltfa a faw ssambetti from FJaJMpfcla. are eaUagHrtWcahMd Beach. Mb. Kebmt O. Oabrbtt's appetite has Improved ainM be baa been able te be In u open air at Blngwoed, N. J. Miss Mathh.dk Coffin, of the Millers villa Nermal eobeol facility, la attending tbe annual seaalen of the teachers' Inatltute ! Beading. She aadeM address en Mea dayoathaaubjaet "Iangaage." rRKstDBMT Ci.KVBn.vnD, Mr. Blaine, Bpseker Carllala, Banater Iagalla, Warner Hitler and Censrwaman S. B. fJezaraa few of tbe man prominent In pnblle life wne necae tnair earaarsaa scnesi taaebera. Mayer Hewitt paid for bis nrat uip te Ka rope eat of the proceeds of a years school teaching;. KxCHisr JomrieB aehrw U alarming alarming Ivtlleferyalpelaa at bla home in Beaver. His pbyatelaaa bava vary little hope of bta reeevery, Eryaipalas rune la tbe Agnaw family, and has been tbe eanae of the dia'h of savaral of tbe dlatlnsnlabed Jattai'a Droieera ana vuieim, an n witnin a raw months el 80 yeara of age, and very feeble. Majer Mabcub a. Beme, who until tbe laat few yeara waa a noted Indian fighter of tbe United Btatea army, waa arrested In Harrlaburgen Saturday en tbe ebargeef nonBQBlntenanee, pteferrad by hla wife, iMbella B. Bene, who llva In Harrlabarg. He bad coma up from Baltimore, and la new under ball for hla appearance at court. OBtrBRAr. PeRriR'a elevar niDer en the metdodaaed develepmenta of railroading la eapeetally taking. Hequetaa a predic tion made by Simen Cameren In 1B35, that there were parson a within tbe sound of hla voice who will live te aee a paaaen- Ear take hie breakfast In Harrlabnrg and Is aupper in Philadelphia en tbeaame day." Hald a aoefnog friend te the prophet, xnai-a ail Tery wen, mmen, te tan tee boys, but you and I are no such Infernal foelaaa te believe It." Kkv. K. Hrber Nkwten aaya : "I bold that every rleb man aheuld bring hla eon np te a trade or te anch a business training aa he himself received. I count It aa one of the sad algna Ofdemoral'zitlen In clvlll clvlll aiUen te see young men going down town in tbe morning if neon may be called morning In tbelr oenpea, te alight at tbe deer et some of enr exebange, there te play, te make believe at business, by dab bling In atoeka te their own ruin perhaps, eertalnly te tbelr demoralization. If a man wishes te enrse bis acn. 1 aee no better way than te let him take tbla course." Tbe D. O. te Have a Through ltente. A through reute from tbe West te Btltl Btltl tlmere, Philadelphia and New Yerk via the Baltimore (t Ohie railroad, tbe dream et Jehn W. Garrett and his son and aue oesaer Bebert, has at last been effected, tbe Beading agreeing te allerd the facilities ae long Bought after. While tbe arrangements bave net yet been fully made, the principal point Invelved bas been aettied. The Besd ing will let tbe nsltlmore it Ohie tbrengb, and the only question remaining te be set tled la hew it can be done with tbe least posalble Interforeuee with the business et tbe Beading company. LOrSOE-THUNDKIt. Itloekodllke genernslty, And yet the Malno mm maile no blunder. Fer what doc Hen get t lien Rots lefr, Whlle Jimmy lllalne gets lets of thunder. JYore tin JJoilen Qtebe. WANAMAKKK'H s" Open all daiaturdaysr When pn tome te the city teAf'hTmind that Wanamakcr's Is a meetinc and restinp 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. emum L J L. WANAMAKER'S l4Acres FLOOHSPACE PHILADELPHIA rumreeuMM n r Yeu knew that there is no worthy het weather (or any weameri tiling ier 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. COMPLEXION rOWDBlt. QOMPLEX10N POWDER, LADIES WHO VALUK A BKFINBU COMLKXION MUST UBK POZZONI'S MKD10ATKD COMPLEXION POWDER. It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the kin. llemeves all pimples, iruokles and au au au coleratloos, and makes the skin dellcately seu and beautiful. It contain, no llme, white, lead or arsenle. In three shades, pink or flesh, white and brunette. FOB BALB rnr All Druggists and Faney Goods Dealers flvorywhere. SOrUKWABB OF IMITATIONS. TJ6B aprai-lvd 1W0K8. &Q. "W H KUK'8 HOOKBTOHK. Photograph Albums. Herr'a Boeketora. Veu et full Werth ter Your WenfVln QUALITY andllKAUTV. We Cen't pretend te bell chei:ip goods, btrengtb. Durability and Neatness U what makes them go, l'luth Album. .T... 85c, 11.00, 1 no Bxtra flnth tibe, $w ieu.ua. BelIU Leather II 8 st 00 te tJ.uO. Kxtra Leather 3 U). it onto I7.D0, Li B. HERB. 53 North Queen Straet. i arilMy. "KTIKVOTjaj mSADAOHM. The Nerves !(( aaya that atawatata Is she prayer of theswrvta for haaluy Meet" kfs is eqaaily true of ovary form efaaiieus Sliaasa. II Utblol-lDaBermateoaAItle the mar vens system receives from It the strength Ita fnaetteas reeutre Bance the aU-frapettant anatUen of the nariSoaueo el the bleed asatn Impresses ltaelt npen as. A moment of cans. tnlthensht enables us te realise why Heed's BarsapaitUabyltsBOwerte purify the bleed prodnees enres la a great variety et diseases te an extant hitherto aaaaewn. - Whan Z began taking Heed's Banspartlla 1 was eeaaaed te the bed nearly all the. time. Mew X am up the best part of the day. have a better appetite than for dve years, and am net nearly ee nervosa aeX have been." Mae. Aw A. U.U.BB, Mleatewa. rhuadalpala, Nerreus Headaches " I hare been for yeara a great sufferer Irem nervous headache of aa an uinelly severe type. I have tried a greet many remedies, bat never found any relief tUI 1 began te nte Heed's Sac aapailUa, Before tbe second betUe waa gene my headaehea were net se severe nor se fre fre qeent. I am Jnst beginning tba fourth bottle and have net felt se well for years. The con fused dlizy feeling In the head la absolutely gene, and my general bealth Is wonderfully Improved. X write tats, hoping It may Induce some ether sufferer like mysell te try this la la TAluabte medicine" Maa. W. 8. OAarwaiaaT, Bhelter Iiland, Suffolk Ce., IT. T. Heed's Sarsaparilla Beld by all druggists. II i six for I. Fropared only by 0. X. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass, 100 Deses One Dellar. 0) ENBON'8 FLASTBBS. for skin and Seal p trouble sueh WOKTH aa arete ma, Tetter, Minawerm, Scaly abruptions, around ltcb, TUBIB Petion Oak. Dandruff, railing Hair, ete.,BAanaTUTOie ap. WEIGHT that. BeavU superior teail ether iuvhi rouitmiev. ttn jiurameui- IN eated aeap entirely free from' acids alkalies or ether Injurious QOLll matter. Being sweetly scented It ! pleaiant and refreshing for COIN thn teUet, bath and nursery. Fer the general purpose of a disinfectant, Bbaburt's struraun Cabdlm are highly esteemed by 1'hytlclana everywhere. These candles are neM, cleanly, sfe, and con. ventent for dUlnfecUnK store Beems, closets, Cellars, rlnkt. Ships, Beat, etc Insurance companies recommend them aa a late means ei employing Sulphur ae-Always me iJBHSex'a Flabtbb ler aches and pains. (2) QR0CSRIB3. ;ua -1AHHA.RDH MILD CURED HAM Vy AND UUKAKrAST BACON. Uneaualed for tenderness and delfcaev el flavor. We guarantee that there le nothing te ixiuui mum in i uuu; in inis maraei. jneu duality I sanas ei me best Mt tamllles are new using thorn. Tnxy-Rlve universal satisfaction. Irythem and tell your neighbors. Dried Beef and Helm urna niceiycnippec UBOUUB W1ANT. t'lioea roasenabio. . T BUBSK'a FxuitJais! fruit Jars I MASON FHU1T JAU8 I ..,,'.ni??,5ep8r.a(;Bn, QPfB5e per down Ilftlf uMlenfl. Sile poraeJon ( vure Bubber Uunu, loe per dn7jjv r " 3 KLLY 0 LASSES, Ae. Flower Pets I - Flower Pets! Fancy 1'alnted Flower 1'ets, Bed, Green, Maroen, Dark i also, I'laln Terra-Celts, Green Glared and the common Karthen l'eti AT BURSK'S, NO. 17 HAST KINO BTRBBT; LANUASTBB.l'A TJUNKOUOOKIUEH. Read I Bead I Read I CALL AT- W.A.REIST&CO.'S GROCERS, COuNKUEAaTKIXGANDDUKKSl'lJ., I.ANCABTKK.I'A. K I nest, Line of Oholce Grocerles In Uie city, nncl rnrelve a hatidteme and correct ablnet slzopheuigrapbaof J. Wilkes Uoetb. Lawrence llarret, llenry lrtlnff, rredetlck Warde, and Annln rtziny, Irene Verena, agnea Uernden JosepbtneSt. Clair, ibe abeve am correct and cannot besur paised as te quality et card and cenrateneas of person. Alae sample of Best Baking row row Cerf rue Guaranteed stiletly pure. Ask ler We have Great Itargatns In Grocerlts te clTitr te you ler tbe next thirty days in order te reduce our stock. New i anned Goods and Fruits will take np all the room we hare te spare, and we nre receiving them dally. . A. Eeist & Ce. garTKLKl'HONK. Ol'KN BVBBY BVBN ING. FUSE DHL1VBHY. B ARQAlNd. REIST, Ml READ ! READ ! READ ! California Btralned Heney, S a for 'lie. Jelly (all kinds), 0 ft j 6er 230. Table Byrnp, llgnt as honey, 10c a qt. mewing rigs, 4 B.ifer:3s. Hunch llltln, 4 fti ferSJc l'runes, 0, 5 4 and 3 at for 25c. Frejh Tea Biscuits, 4 a i for e. Snaps and Nlcnacs, 3 ft for 23c. Twe Geed liroema rer SAe. Ust Fleur in the World (Belsl's Leyal), tee aquarter. Fresh Wheat Germ, 6 fts for 23c. Fresh llelled uati, 6 fts ter 23c. Fresh Oatmeal, 0 hs for 23c. Whele G ram- d nice. 5 a i f or 23e . Geed Blce, 5 lbs for c Twe Large Cakes Laundry Seap ter 5c Oiolaeeeap, Ekj. Large Bexes Blue, 5c a box, Flneit Dried Beet in the city, 1'iXc a ft. Finest I'loule Uamt In the city, UXe a a. Twe Large Bexes Must rd sardines for I5c. One Bex OU or sf uttard Bardlnes ter He. 4And many ethor Bargalut. It will surely pay jeu. Call and ice Reist, Wholesales Retail Grocer, Northeast Center West Kiss sad Prince Streets, I.AN0ASTKU.1-A. HAND KHR OHIRyu. Q.O TOulBMAii'S r FOE Ladies'Gblluleid Cellars & Ouffa, Q1MPA10N NECKTIEJ AMI N0VKLTIE8 , ATKKISUAN'J. N OTIOK TO OLUI1S. FLAGS UANNKUS AND UADOKd MA1)I TO OUUKU, AT ERISM AN'S, N0.WTKINU STaUUT. I T0MAOOB, gTAKDABD OHKWiNO TOSAOOU, DOYOUCMEW? THKB OBT- THE BEST -WHICH Finzer's Old Honesty Genuine 'Haa a Bed X lln Tag ea Every Flu. OLD HOBBSTT is acknowledged te be the rUBBST and MOST LASTUMl pUce;ef STAND ABD CHEWING TOBACCO OB the market. Trying it la a better teit than any talk about It. Give it a fair trial. Sa-rOUBDBAI.BBHAS XT.TfiS nevu-irdaw FVHK1TVRM. w IDMYKK'S. FURNITURE WIDMYER'S COEIfEB, THE OLD GORNKR IS FULL OF GOOD MBW tTUlNGS. . BTOnrBteek is tee large ar3 must be reduced before the seasen closes. Te de this we have concluded te give the people a ehanee te get Geed Furniture! AT A L1TTLB CCuf."" We have some goods' fnet the newest, but lust u goedi that will be sold If the priee put en them will sell them. TheseareeBK4f BAUGAIN8, and we ex pect te see theuvmeve lively. WlDMYER'S FURNITURE STORM Oer. East Eincc & Duke Sts. QOHS A QIBBS. FURNITURE ALREADY. We are getting in some new Fall Styles in Furniture. They'll be coming and going all the time. The geed selection you have from our entirely new stock, at the extremely low prices, will pay you te call en us. We're manufacturing a full line of geed Heme-Made Werk. Alse de repairing and uphol stering. , OCHS a GIBBS, Manufacturers and Dealers, 2d, 3d and 4th Floers, 31 Seuth Queen Street. apru-lyd I desire te call the attenUen of my friends and patrons te tbe faet that I am newprepared te de general Undertak ing:, te whleh my per per aenal attenUen will be given at moderate charges. Respectfully,; WALTER A.HE1MTSH, 97 & 30 S. Queen;Bt.;j Residence 37 West Vine Street, opposite St. Mary 'a Church. F UBNITUBK I FUBNITUBK I TUB UNDBltaiGNXD HAS BXOFBNBD HIS BTOUB AT TBI OLD STAND, Ke. 88 East King Street, Which was destroyed by Are some time age, andhasaperfeoUyNewbteck of all kinds of FURNITURE. fABLOB SUITES, UXDBOOM SUITES, TABLES, CUA1U8, ETC UPHOLSTERING In Alt IU Brunehns. Alse .'Mating ana Or- uauieuuug uiu ivuvurw,; HENRY WOLF, Ne. 38 East King Street, letfd OOAL, B. B. MABTIN A CO,, Wholesale and Betail Dealers In all kinds of liUHUISH AU UUAb. arr Yad-Ne. 424 North Water and Ne. 420 none rnnti oircet. tiancaswr, fa. n)-iya OAUMQABDNKB'B OOMPANY, GOAL DEALERS. omesuNa db Neith.qneeaBtiaet, and Ne. BM North Prince street. YAane: North rrinee Street, Bear Beading Depot, BUT Uttd LAROASTBB, FA T UMBEH, COAL, Aa LUMBER, C0L -AND - ROOFING SLATE. G. SENERa SONS, fBINCX AND WALNUT STS, SaII flABi a Ida Haai nnallfwa tks. TH..a araaa was bj tw auss s eseMa j sat, viiw sTatVWValfc rrineA, Buy bow, MHBiay be higher, moon 'Atr sworn B01 WsUX. Yen Oan Sava lonej r VUITIHO STACKHOUSE'8 AMD rrBCHASIBa YOUR! FOOT WEAR, SsyTHB BBST SHOBS TRICKS IK THB:01TT. AMD. LOWBS1 D. P. STACKHOUSE, St es) 80 BABT KHSTO, IT. 1VAH0ABTBB,FA. alMySAw LOOTS AND SHOES. An Exciting Race the Lead I for In these Umea when "Competition is se Streng," we are Determined te Keep In the Lead, and have Laid in a LARGE STOCK OF- Scheel Shoes Which for PBlCK.QUALlTr and DURABIL ITY cannot be beaten in the Ctty. WBCANBKLLTOU Cnlid's Hid and Pebble, Heel, and -Tprlng eel Shoes. BUesfrnmste'lUk, ferll.OO. ChUd's Grain solar Tip, Heel and spring wv Duvua. ojea e ve ivm, ier ou ceuia. Misses' Grain Butten shoes. Bread and Nar row Tees, sues 11 tot, ler SLOO. Misses' Grain Selar Tip Butten Shoes, staea U te s, ter (1.0). Misses' Kid and Pebble, Heel and Spring Heel shoes. Sizes 11 te s, 11.25. Youths'. Beys' and Men'a Veal Calf. Heek Laee shoes. Bires 11 te 2, 3 te S and 8 te 11-11.00 per pair. Ladles' Pebble Butten Shoes. Sires 3X te 7. 93 cents. Ladles' Grain Butten Shoes. Sizes IX te 7, Ladles' Kid and Pebble, Bound and Square Toeehees. Bites a te 7, 11.23. Bemember these are no Auction Bale Goods (as we de net buy tine Dellar's worth el shoes in that way), but ara made by Geed Bailable Factories, and we will BuamniM thnv ara thn Best shoes veu can buy in tbe City at the prtecs quoted above, as wa are Building Up our Trade by Belling Goods en a Clese Mar gin. Most or these Bhees we have sold ever since wecommeneed business, almost three years. We have filled our BAST WINDOW with SCHOOL allots and'haye marked tue prices en them, se that you can compare them with voube yuu uuy siKWiwra. The Oie-Pilce Cash Heuse. & The Leaders of Lew Prices 1N BOOTS 8c SHOES, Ne, S East King Street, l,ANnAHTKR.PA DRYUOODB s PEUIAL BABGAINS. WATT&SHAND 6. 8 Se 10 BABT KINO 8T. LANCASTBB.PA, HAVB NOW ON EXHIBITION THK LAB GBSX BTOUK OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND FANOY GOODS In Central Pennsylvania, New Fall Goods In Bvery Department bought for CASH at the Lewest Market Prices. SPECIAL I 100 P1BOK8 ALL WOOL TBICOTS, 40 Inches wide, only Ke a yard, in Light, Medium and Dark Greys. We pronounce this the Best Bar- Ktn In Dress Goods we have ever had te offer, lese goods are aU wool and have never here tofore been sold for less than 87Kc 60-1NCH ALL-WOOL KUITINGS, in all the New Shades for Fall and Winter, at Boe a yard. 6-4 ALL-WOOL BBOADCLOTH8, In all the New Shades, at 7Se and $1 09, Our own Importation of ALL-WOOL HXN B1BTTAS and FUBNCH BLACK GASH. MbBbs, saving our customers the Jobber's profits. Onr own Importation of SILK PLU8HKS : IB inches wlde, In aU coloring Imaginable, at se cents ay ara, IS Inches wide, in all the New Colorings, only 73 cents a yard, SOIncheswide, lu all the New Fall Shades, only 11.00 a yard. 24 Inches wide, In all colors, only II 25 a a yard. we consider ihese goods, at the prices quoted, the very best value we ever offered te our customers In BILK Pl.USUBS. Bvery department will new betaundapen examination te be replete with Mew Fall Goods at prices te suit the tl xes. New Yerk Stere. HATS. H AT8 I HATH 1 STAUFFER & CO. SATURDAY, SPT. i, OPENING DAY FOH DUNLAP'd PALLISTYLBS IN Silk and Stiff Hats. We think we have the 1IKHT 1300 BLACK STIFF 11 aT In the City. All New Goods. TBUNK8 and TBATBLING BAGS at BOTTOM PB1UES. BOYS' SCHOOL HATS, 2SC FREY HUT Stauffer&Ce. Neb. 81 & 33 North Qneem.Bt, IAMOAXXCImFA. fAJUem or rAamieir. STJUCiTg PALACE OF FASHION. 13 East King Stubt. Lancaster. Pa. Things that are cheap In every department We have selected a number ei troeds in every department which we are; selling below the regular price.' Come and see what they are, and that they are Real Bar gains. Pure Silk Milanese Gloves, plain and embroidered, of finest texture, 25c a pair. Alexander Kid Gloves, scal loped top, 50c a pair. Fast black hose for ladies, 25c a pair. french Balbriggan Vests, at 31c. Infant's Shetland Chemise, 15c Ladies' ribbed Gauze Vests, 15c, Ladies' ribbed lisle Vests, pink and cream, 25c. Ladies' Shetland Weel Vests, 59C Beys' French Percale Waist, pleated front and back, 25c. fine Kuching, cream and white, 4c a yard. Children's Lace Cellars, at 5c. Lace Pillow Shams, 25c a pair. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, white and colored bordered, fine quality,-1 -inch hem, sc Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, 25c. Linen Cellars, 5c apiece. Fine Linen Cuffs, 10c a pair. Extra wide Torchon Laces, at 10c a yard. Extra wide Needlework Edg ings, at iec a yard. Dress Trimmings at 25c a yard, which are worth 75c or $1. Braid Sets, at 50c. Braid Panels, at 75c. Colored Silk Girdles, 35c. Embroideries, at 25c a yard. Chemise at 25, 37 and 50c, worth much mere. Jerseys at 50c, fine quality. Stamped Memie Cleth, doy dey lies fringed and hemstitched, 1 5c. Stamped Felt Tidies, ;c. Purses and Embossed Leather Pocket-books, 25c. fiusn Bans, all colors, at ic. Dress Shields, rubber lined, 5c a pair. Seamless, iec a pair. Ammonia, 9c a bottle. Plated Lace Pins, with chains, iec apiece. New Lace Pins, at iec apiece. Moiree Silk, all colors, 49c a yard. QUBSNSWARB. ,rn m.r,m.,S J. B. MARTIN dt UO, NOW IS THK T1HK TO PUBOBASK A DINNER SET. JC very Dinner Set in 1 lock has been reduced te make room for Fall Goods. .Arlington Dinner Sets In Ave different decorations en hand. Semi Porcelain at I21C0 a set; former price, S3Q. All en separate counters, WHITE DINNER SETS In French China, Porcelain and Ironsten Bvery Bet reduced. Toilet SetsI Five Crates ei a Bemarkable Bargain in 10 piece Bets at 12.00 a Bet-all colors. J. B. MARTIN & CO. UARRiAeaa. QTANDABD WORK. EDW.EDGERLEY CARRIAGE BUILDER, NO3.40,43,43,43MABKBT 8TBBBT, Bear Ot Fosteffloa, Lancaster, Pa, I have in Btecx and Build te order Bvery Variety el the following stvles : Couee. Bnv- glee. Cabriolets, Carriages, victerias. Business SOUS. "J tetWa I emnlevt tue te build correctly any style of Carriage desired. The Quality, Style and Finish et my work makes it decidedly the Cheapest la tbe market, FWI HAVXTHB BBST AND CHBAPBST OiKTINTHI MAKKKT AITOMltBTB. T TJTHKBB. KAUlfFMAM, ATTOBNBT-AT-LAW, MO. I SOlTXH.FJUHga T.,'IBiaastrj ?.,, "S- Xirtidiej&
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