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Dally Intelligencer.
BAKER, BEPTBMBEK IS, 1SSS.
Vyt Frte Hfdw.
t Jrie JaYa tries te refute the argu-
t Am raw material will etlmu-
rfciwftry by quetirg from a speech of
i McKmler. " In 1672," lie
iMea Mi skins were made frre be
aufacturers could import
JrltMtat custom house burdens.
rfcTbad 'tree trade in their raw
sew rer sixteen years, xnia
bMbeen aa exceptionally sue
iaev aad yet you cannot avoid
tawprised when I say te you that
i sixteen yeans we have beenable
tBSBrt bat two percent, et the leather
Mtttkn of the country."
IjRM course of a joint debate between
an Breckenridge and Muler
cth before an audience in
composed largely of leather
, the former gentleman completely
Ined his opponent by referring
I well known facts with regard te
'fttttber industry. lie showed that
1872 and lbSO the amount of
invested in the manufacture of
fid leather goods increased by
1,000,000, while the production of these
I was 76.000,000 mere than in 1872.
flat My did we supply our own market,
ft 'la loon .-.I 1 ulill
-m icKw we cxpurieu mju luunuu
I worth et leather and leather goods.
t Only did free hides enable the Areeri-
tBMnufacturer te control the home
but it enabled him te expert
ft uiui tsiviuK euiuiuynieiii, 10 iiuu-
-yes, thousands mere men."
I his hearers shouted their entliusi-
PtwjTerificatlen of this statement. The
was published in this paper en the
float., and the Era Is referred te ether
ietd.facts of equal weight brought out
r aUiH fair joint discussion. Any party
Jiat should new suggest a duty en hides
cwua tuffer severely from less of votes
ilKwark.
tV. t see
ht Death of Professer Frocler.
J. 'TiM death of se distinguished a person
hd Professer Procter, from yellow fever.
Kwi Hew Yerk, is likely te create a very
Wfieasant sensation net only in that
c dwanlty, but generally in the country,
which la thus seen te be but imperfectly
fMlacted from contagion by the Flerida
4umntlne. The uncertainty as te where
or,, whether the disease may spread is
'WU "calculated te cause wide alarm. It
I aet, se far, been very destructive in
B-j sm .nmuui. jbu&buuvui? is me emy
ytee upon which it has fastened,
lij. the deaths there liave been
pVbttfc about a hundred. There are
mm of our diseases, prevalent all the
Kttew, which are net far below the yellow
me at Jacksonville in fatality. Hut us
have them all the time with us they
, m net create a sensation. The yellow
s'B"sras a mysterious stranger, and aeen-
afwus disease does net need te de much
than show its head among us te
a panic. The strong probability
K that
it will net spread-bevend ita
I location, wtara it is being care-
Pi watched and is sought te be con-
JIt Is said that Professer Procter
passed the quarantine, but the presump presump
Wen Is that the inspection was net
.lese, because he came from n
r;part of Plerida in which the disease
net appeared. Evidently he causht
?S tbecoetaglon in contact with one who had
4ae disease, or perhaps from cars that
fad carried these affected tv It.
'farther precautions need te be taken te
top, the spread of the disease, and the
frrafortunate Deenle of Flerida muiifc tm
KUUXurther Isolated. The travel from
lbs state must be turned away from
Jacksonville, which lies at its satewav
EF' .r-Ansf bthaimnfMAf mIIimd A--.....t...
, pmwvwuvtuut inunnj i;ululuuiui;u
ten,"
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. TftSl IZ,O0U.
vKThere is much idle speculation as te
'.tbenameef the unknown giver of $12,000
ienve.New irerlc yellow fever fund, and
i yet there is no reason why the aneny-
i gift of money should be a very rare
I surprising thing. That it Is rare for
i te give large sums in this way can-
Mt be denied, but there is a great deal of
laweey ana went given dally without
ay heralding of the fact te the
V public. The small amounts pK-ph
S vffflfimit: namA wKanu.r.iM n .1.1tn n..il
ggier help is made, show the 'same spirit
''Sra j...... .. ". " . """'""""i
-jjjtMfM uv uuuuu me uineuuts given were
Ittlte as large In proportion te the ability
two givers, a. vanuerbllt with an in-
IA" vl imuiens ceuiu Bpare twelve
vthnwiMnf1 mnrn mllir II -iKiihnn witi.
1 MM Income of hundreds r.nnlil nnrotvieK-u
Intl V,nf 1 la t An.l ,.M..A A. .
iHectef riches that anonymous glfUef
ree.t sums should f e se rare as te excite
fsprofeund wonder. Thi3 silent charity
' " 4a iih nnlv nnre fnrm f i..u
r. t w. ru,w .uiw ui uiiaiibjr,
i-'ll 'aanm nr 1am tTaMm n,i
iS JJ , uwu, uuu 15.
5"""" "f ue goea opinion et his
'ssuew men ana his act caunet be con cen
sldered absolutely unseifish.
f The gift of money that causes se much
fVte was a noble act, but there la another
Wt far mere worthy of admirine
' AWOBder. A larce force of tral nednn rp
fcla about starting for the fever region,and,
uwefu mey euer tnelr 1 ves. their
r-Buaes have net been sought after bv tlin
Bterprlslng New Yerk reporters.
tierereer I1IU Reneminated.
2
v uu"'luur "" nas ueen unanimously
.-uwuiiuevcu uj iue ieuecraiic conven cenven
V tten for governor of New Yerk. The
Jlspublican journals have been very busy
.if! B "e e i ncn 01 unity
rw "uwinen u ie .wew i eric iJemec-
x-iey ceBcernlng the renomlnatien of
r, Qaverner Hill, and a lack of warmth in
his behalf en the part of the Democratic
mwenai administration. The result is
UN best answer te these statements. It
is (rue that the Independent Itepubllcan
SBant of New Yerk, as represented by
MM Times and ether journals, Is opposed
Governer Hill, while it niDnerts
-rOswland. Uut this is due te th fact
that the governor Is a strong partisan,
aa has little consideration te give pellti-
slwnU; and probably little sym-
. te U wain Mugwump idea of a
-Bjev-parUfan civil wrvJce. He will net
expect Itepubllcan votes and will net
ae4 them. The Democratic party in
ttw state seems te be heartily for him,
and that will suffice te enable him te take
tbe trick.
Anether View.
The Philadelphia Inquirer takes a
different view of the selfabnegatlen
which it perceives in General Harrison's
letter, from that which occurred te us.
It recognizes, as we did, what it styles the
modesty and the absence of egotism in
Its candidate's letter ; and it seems te it
very lovely. And certainly these are
generally lovely traits of character ; but
they are sometimes misplaced ; and it
seems te us that they were out of place
in the communication te his party, et Its
candidate for president accepting their se
lection et htm as their standard bearer,
and undertaking te call them te arms, te
rally them under his leadership te the de
fense of their principles, and te give them
a bugle blast that would be inspiring and
triumphant in its tone.
There does net seem te be a fertlle field
for modesty when these things are te lx
done; and, while General Harrison maul
tested the modesty, we did net hear the
bugle. Brether Ulalne, who has never
been troubled with modesty, has been
playing a bugle sole se far during the
campaign ', and his party seem te like it.
He, and net their candidate, is their
leader. With the Democracy it is strik
ingly different. Tlielr candidate is their
leader; and the Inquirer quite nat
uially finds that in his letter of ac
ceptance ,he plantH himself in that
place, and speaks ns ene entrusted
with the parly. He declares what " we
knew" and "we will de," as with an rn
tire consciousness that lie is properly
speaking for the party and is thelr mouth
piece and leader. Just aa he Is, It Is the
right speech from a leader. If a man
who has been chosen by the party as ita
presidential candidate may net properly
express its beliefs as heunderutaudsthem,
it will be hard indued te find anyone who
may speak for it; and a man who is thus
anointed, who fears te take this rvspen
sibllity, is surely net the man for the
place. That which the Inquirer fludu te
be a virtue in its candidate and n vice in
ours, has beceme, by virtue et their dele-
ROKU BUVUULIVjT, nCU&limi 111 X1UI1I9UU
I and strength in Cleveland.
The Registry Lists.
The registration of voters in this city,
as returned by the assessors te the county
commissioners' office, shows a total of
8,030, which, at the general estimate et
ene voter te every live of the population,
would give this city ever forty thousand
inhabitants. It Is net generally supposed
te have mere than thlrty.flve thousand,
and the registry apparently Is tee high.
At the last city election attention was
drawn te the careless way in which the
registry lists were permitted te include
names of persons net voters In the wards,
the result being that some wards had a
larger representation allowed them
in councils thau was their due. It
does net seem that the exposure then
made has served te make the assessors
careful In their work. The registry te be
effective should be accurate. There should
be no opportunity afforded, by the Inser
tion of the names of persona net veterH,
for fraudulent votes being cast at the
polls. The registry list should he purged.
BicuAnu A. ruoeToii'n death In New
Yerk from yellew lever will uuke a nona nena nona
tlen all around tbn world, for hl fame en
circles the footstool en a line with ctvlllza
tleu.
Kkau AiiMiitAr. Lijeh, U, S. N., hug
completed a Bieriny voysge from New Yerk
te t'blladelphla via ttie Karltan canal In tlie
ateatn lnuneh Vlxen, there belnK no war
ship available, yet we havopentf70,000,000
en war ships since the clone of the war.
Indiana la belnu polled again by tlie
Iiepublleana, tbopelljuit Unlshed having
failed te show an axHurlng majority, though
all doubtful votes were counted ltopubll ltepubll ltopubll
cae. Tuk czar of Huiula In a recent ukaae
erdered the colleotlon and publication at
till expense et the wenga of tbe (Joeka et
the Den. War correspondents during tbe
Huiuie-Turklsti war wrnte graphically ettlia
plendld Ringing of the ltusalan cavalry
when en tbe mareli, and it la well known
Ltizt, Itublntteln and ethergreat muslelaua
have liberally used ltusulau and Coesaek
tunes. Wheu tbe fashion for Ituaalantiotlen
has been drepped we may expect te And
Husslan music alt the rage, tUanka te tbe
czir'a ukase.
The practical Jokers at the cel lege bad
better keep dark, or tbere will be another
bloody murder In the West Knd.
Thr LowUten Journal, of Maine, distin
guished for tbe Impartiality of Ita reperlH of
election returna, aaya that -150 towns Bhew
a itepubllcan majority of 14 843, These
towns in 1880 gave mere than 115 per cent,
of tbe total vote, and If the proportions new
shown abeuld held wben all returns are lu
the Itepubllcan majority will only be about
12,000, though tbe plurality ever the Demo
cratic vete will be 10,700
The l'nlladelphla T.uUjer notes Unit tbeee
figures Bhew that tbe Heublk-uu percout perceut
K of the wbole vote cast la about
ene per cent. less than lu 1884,
while the Democrats bave ualned lf per
esnU en tbe vete of Beptomber I8SI, and
three pr cent, en tho'Nevombor vete of
1881. Yet the Itepubllcan papers are wild
with delight ever tbe enormous uisjerl.
ty In Maine. " Tbe party at present ruaem
blea tbe Hpartan youth who lied ae ad
mirably with a stolen wolf cub blddeu
under his jaeket and tearing at his vltala.
They will peralst lu laughing down thelr
misfortune In tbi vain hope that the world
my believe it te be something else, but
the truth will prevail In November.
Ulaink Is reading all hla sjieeabes from
manuscript and they are probably carefully
revised by Mr. Quay,
Mn. Baiiiiisex proposes te buy bends at
high prices irem tbe Vanderbtlts and ether
nsedy people rather than rodueo the tux us
as proposed by the Mills bill.
PEBUUNAL.
KxUoveunek IiKitiiv, of New llamp
jlilie, one of the few war governors new
1 vlng, eelebrated the 02 1 auulverary of bis
birth, at hl home in iirl-tel. N. jj it it
een 11 y. ' '
i.,BnI,l,0WLA5,D H dentist of Wash.
J.Bh,' P.V ' w".H.alZ6,iw"bBhemorrbaie
of the lungs in tbe waltlue room of the
Pennsylvania railroad station at llwrHburg
Weuneaday evening, and died beiore he
could be removed te tbe hospital.
GkobekIiaw, theeoeenuio mllllenalte
who recently madeaaeb a sensation at 8ara.
toga by giving 3,oeo worth et Jewelry te
bis sporting acqualnUnewi, Is believed te
be tbe donor et the 112 000 recently laid
uponadesk in Mayer Hewitt's olhce for
tbe yellow fever sullerera.
Caleb i, Wickeiisiiam died at his
hetue in Ktnnett Square, en Widnesdav
from paralyse. He was a Justice of tile
peaoeuud ws well known In edncatlensl
elreleil having taught school considerably
In bis earlier dava. He was also necretarv
of tee Kennttt rire oempauy. He was lu
hla 74tb year and unmarrled.
Ceu D. t Kelleii, president, and BenJ.
tyislshman, secretary, of the Berks County
lilqner Dealers' league, have tendered
their realgnailent. Cel. Keller aald that he
resliaed beeaBae meeabera of the Lftagas
peratated In vlelaUng tbe laws et tn atale.
He waa tbe Brit president of the State
Liquor Dealers Leiaue. Mr Klslahmaa
latne preseat secretary of the Bute League,
Dn. T. D. CROTiiRns, of Hartferd, read
a paper bofero the Med loe Legal aoelety la
New Yerk en Wedneaday en tbe queatlen,
whether Inebriate who commit murder
should be made te suder tbe death penally.
Dr. Oret hers takes tbe negative, arguing
that Inebriates are diseased and Incapaci
tated te act aanely, and that their punish
ment liMnndeterrentlnlluenoeupea ethers
lie propeMM Instead the confinement of the
Inebriate murderer for lire In a workhouse
and hospital.
Dn. E. O. BriTZKA aays: "It ia certain
that for one Inebriate who bas become snob
through tbe use of beer, ale or porter, there
are three who have become ae through tbe
use of wine, and WW who ewe their disease
te brandy, rum, whisky and gin. Indeed,
It la an exoeptlen te find any person com
mitted te the workhouse for habitual
drtinkennesa who Is net an indulger in one
et the four last-named articles. X cannot
recall a nlngle case of alcoholic Insanity
due te tbe abuse of malt liquor alone, and
very few which were due te wlne as oom eom oem
pared with these attrlbutable te spirituous
ilqners."
NOVKt, Sfc-rrLKHIKNT,
A Triangular County scat War Kuriad liy
Moving ! Ifeuaa.
The bitter county seat war which has been
pending In Wichita county for tbe past two
years, and been one of tbe worst In tbe his
tory of K ansas, bas been amicably settled.
When Wichita county waa organized tbe
contest for the county seat was between
Leetl and Coronade, situated only about
two miles apart aid having about an
equal population. It was a bitter contest,
but Leetl was apparently the winner. Then
t'mnn a massacre at Coronade. In which
six Leetl uien wero killed. This caused
Hiieh bitter fouling against Coron Coron
aeo that nor chances were ruined fir
ever being made the oeunty seat. This
resulted In the building up of another oom eom oem
netllor for tbe county seat o.illed Farmer
City. It wes only akiut a tnlle from Coro Cero Core
nami, and though the tliroe towns were
within a radius ofthreo miles, they managed
te keep nllve. A few wueks age tbe oeunty
records wero remeved from Luetl te Farmer
City, but tbe sberifl and bis psrty oempellod
thelr return te Lentl, This woek tbe towns
of CornnaJe and Farmer City will oensoli.
date with lrfietl. ihorearo overouo hun
dred buildings In khcIi town, and tbey will
all be removed te Lcell by tbe end of tbls
week. Thore will seen be nothing te show
that thf re ever worn sueh villages aa Coro Coro
naeo and Farmer City.
Tne I'. A' It. UeiMuj'a luturanca Scheme.
The 15,000 empleyes of the Philadelphia
&. Heading railroad company have each re re
eelyed a circular from i'resldent Cerbln, In
which he proposes te erganlzs a rellef or
mutual Insurance association rer the bone
lit of the employ eh. A fund la te be raised
by monthly contributions for the members,
payable In advance, by deductions from
tbe pay of the contributors at a rate ac
cording te tbe tnentbly earnings. Tbe
psymenta are divided Inte fl ve classes,from
f0 cents per day for sickness among em em
peoyes who esrn 10 a month te (2&0 per
day te contributor whose salaries are ever
flOO monthly. The corresponding death
IhiiicIUh range from $2r0 te 1 1,200. Any
omplnye under 45 years of age can become
a member of the aaaoelatlon by undergoing
a satisfactory medleal examination.
The company agroea te ansume all ex ex ex
ponses of tbe management and te bocemo a
contributor te the fund te the extent of 10
per cent. of the sum contributed until tbe
funds shall reach f 1,000,000.
A Clark NlcalaH,000.
Charles Htevens, a trusted olerk of Uley,
Dnubleday A Ce., paint dealers in New
Yerk, and who had cbarge of one of their
two stores, was arralgned en Wednesday en
a cbarge of limit, and waa held for trial.
The tlrin, during the past year, bas been
robbed of ever (8,000, and suspeoted that
seme oeo lu thelr employ was the guilty
person. Detectives bave been at work en
the case for two months, and finally, by
means of marked uieney, they cornered
Htovens and umdu him admit his guilt.
VOHVI.KXWN I'O WVKK.
QOMI'LKXION l'OWDKK.
LADIES
WHO VALUK A KKriNKII CUUI'LKAION
MUHT UHK
POZZONI'S
alKlHUATKll
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It liunnrU a brilliant transparency te the
akin. lUimevra till ptmplaa, iruoklea und His.
colorations, ana lnikes the Bkln Oellcately
and and Ixiuuttdil. ItcentiUna no lliue, white,
lead or aimmle lu thruu ahades, pink or fluah.
white and brunettu.
rOU SALK UY
All Druggists and Faney Qoetle
Deulers Bverywhere.
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s
TKKL1NO BAKING l'OWDKB.
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mm,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS Powder never varlrs. A inirvel of
purity, atranitthund wbolu'eiuencag. Mere
economical than the ordinary klnda. Sold
only In enna by all urecern
STKULINU MaNUrACTUKlNOCO.,
auuOtfma 12andU8pruce Street, New Yerk.
IjBUAIi Mil 1VM9.
-CiXKCVTOK'SBALK-ON SATURDAY
lu septembur SHI, liss, at 1 p m , at Mount Meunt
vllle, the real oalnte of Sarah Dutwllur. dB
CHiatU, censUtlnt; el ulet el land, containing
thttreen u twonlery brick Leu se, eununnr
house, stable und weed Blied, well of waluraud
ciBteiu; centrally lerntud and In flwt-claes
order.
AUeTpn Hhurca Mountvllle National Jlank
Stock and liotuniie'd (urnlture.
e. ... -a-)'r'ILKU,KxBcuter.
Bam Matt KjiiDr, Auctioneer. b-Jtl'l h'
SAFK, HUKE AND HPKKDY OOlTrs!
Jlupturu, Varlcocnle and Special Dlaeaaea
of either sex. Why b humbuKUed by uuacka
when you can UnQ In Dr. WrUht the only Uis Uis Uis
otial,nvsieiAlnl,hllad.lphlawho nuUea a
tpncleJty et the above dldeaaua, and Cenaa
IrHanr Cuaaa Ouaeaitd. Advlce rree day
and evening. Strangura can be treated and re.
turn home aaine day. omens private.
JU.W.U. WKIUHT.
S41 North Ninth Street, Above llace.
F'.'L i0?."73 rhUadelphla
CTOTIOK TO TKKHFAHaKlia AND
hM.S,ilf?Kll,-u Persona are hSebJSS
KSJi 5K?rlJ . Lehanen or
rrrrr-..c -'""-. wiinuier ineJiMea or own-
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Attemsva for u.w.cwsm'f Mtu
STT Vt."';.?ir55" inojeaea or enln-
H
OOD'S BAK8APAKILLA.
The Liver
And kltaays are ergaas which It it ImierUat
sbeatd be kept ta gees eosaUtsea, aa et Usy
araorsTwetkeSaad abases by early every
body, naUl they beeema wera-eat, elegged
ap, erdlieaaed, Hoefs Sarsaaartlla cans all
dlfflcnltlas with these organs, rensea them te
healthy action, and tones the whole digestive
organism.
t hate bean nalng Heed's SarsaparUla for
Indlgeatlen and liver trenbla. It baa greaUy
beneflted me, and I think It Is f nlty aa geed a
naedlelne as claimed." S. fl. Cbssbme, chief
engineer Are Sept, Btoalngten, CL
Bound ad Hsetltbr
" It affords rae mnch pleasure te raeesnmsnd
Heed 'a SarsaparUla. My health two years age
waa very peer. My frlenda theaght I was
going with consumption. I commenced using
Meed's Baraa partita, took Ave bottles of It, and
te-day I can de aa hard a day's work as I ever
could It saved tne from the grave and. nut
tne en my feet a sound, healthy man." Will
B. V. Tairmir, m Kest Main street, Wlggons Wlggens
vllle, Ohie.
Built Right Up
I was all run down and unfit for buslaess.
I waa Induced te take a betUa et Heed's Bar-
saparllla, and It buUt me right np ae that I was
aoen able te reauma work. 1 recommend It te
all who are amicted." D. W. Bbats, atone atene atene
cutter, Ne. 4 Martin street, Albany, N. Y.
N. m.-jje aura te get
HOOD'S BARSAFABILLA
Sold by all druggtsts. II six for Ss. Prepared
only by O. I. HOOD CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Deem One Dellar.
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ABK YOU CONSUMPTIVE?
UBK
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Without delay. A rare medicinal composi
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tbe went caves of Cough, Weak Lungs. Asth
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HINDEKGOIINB.
Tbe aafeat, aureat and beat cure for Cerns,
Unulena, Ae. Htepa all pain. Knaurea com
fort te the feet. Kever falls te cure. IS cents
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Wear at prices that will surprise you, at
ASKEW'S,
NO. ZM AMU 230 WKST KING STttKKT.
OTMVd
M
AKT1N UHUTUU1U).
Stere
Enlarged.
Ohoiea
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FALL
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-AND-
Suits of the Sest Seit,
ARE READY,
-AT-
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Famishing Goods,
J8 NOUTU QUkKN BT.
M
YKitH A ItATUJTOM.
FALL OYERGOATS !
This Is tbe Proper Time
TO THINE Or
FALL OVERCOATS.
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WK UAVBTHK
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NEW BIYLKSOr
Men's, Beys' and Children's Suits
New ready for your Inspection for JTall
and Winter Wear.
Men'a Cheviot Suits at 15. M, SS, S10.
aten'a Caaalmere hults at II fin. S7. tS. tic. 111.
Men's werated Sulu at W.S0,il, ia, , no, lis,
l'rlnce Albert's Suit at 110. 112,114,110, 118
Men'a Wide Diagonal Sulla at I1U, 112, 114. lie.
Men'acorduiey&ultaat li " '
Iteya' Scheel Suit at 60. S3, t.
iiojs'All-Weol Suits at II W, ss, 8, 7, as, 9,
Cblldren's Bulls at 11.60, i:, 1K, 13, l, 5.
FILL OVERCOATS. - FILL OVERCOATS.
6.00,13.00,110.00.112.00, 114.00,
Well-madeand fashlonable cut and trimmed
all our own make. '
We bavB never before been se well prepared
ler uualnesa ae early In Uie season, ueilutu
prices ever been se low.
I, GANSMAN & BRO.,
MANUrACTUUEUS 01"
Men'?, Beys' and Children's Clothing,
8. W. COBNEll NOUTn QUKEN
ANU OKANOK STUEgTS.I,ANOASTKK, PA.
,.Pn S0011111 of Uellday, our Btere will be
Cleaea Saturday, September 15, until a o'clock
11 ULe
TOBACCO.
JMNJB FIEOX OF
CHEWING
TOBACCO
IS IMUBIDALTJXUBT.
FINZER'S
Old Henesiy.
Cernea as near being a Sne pleee et M.UQ
TOBACCO aa It Ulpesslble te make It,
and Is known aa a
STANDARD BRAND
AM0N8 DBALBB8.
Wa are sure that ONI TBIAL will Convince
roneriUMerlU.
SsyLoekfortharedHUntgoneachplng.-
J no. Finzer 8c Bre.'s,
LOUISVILLK, BT
(I)
JPAhAOM Or FABHlOir.
A HTRICH'B ,
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
OPENING OF COATS.
We are showing the largest
and best asserted stock of Coats
ever brought te this city. Come
and leek at them.
Ladies' Black and Colored
Jersey Jackets.
Fine Black Jersey Jackets at
$3 $3'Se and $4.
Elegant Fancy Cleth Jackets,
$2, $2.50 and $3.
Black English Serge Jackets,
silk bound, tailor made.
Black Astrachan Jackets at
one dollar.
Fine and Heavy Beaver
Jackets.
Modjeska Coats are the new
est thing this season. Price,
$4.50 up.
Our assortment of Children's
Coats is simply wenderiul.
We are showing ever one
hundred different styles of all
ages and qualities. Come and
leek.
Open te-day one let of extra
heavy quality 24-inch Colored
Silk Plushes at one dollar a
yard.
New Jerseys have come in.
Military, Silk Braid Frent, 1.37.
Braided, 1.15 and $1,37.
Extra Fine Braided and Mili
tary, $2 and $2.25.
New Plush Ornaments in all
shades, 3c and 5c apiece.
Brass and Silk Banner Reds,
all sizes.
Mere novelties in Jewelry.
Elegant new style Geld Frent
Breastpins, 10c apiece.
Fine Rhinestone Combs and
Hairpins.
New Dress Trimmings open
ed te-day.
Fine and new designs in Silk
Cord Trimmings, with and with
out pendants, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1
and $1.35 a yard.
New goods are received and
exhibited daily.
We invite a call.
ASTRICH BROS.
JiATS.
YUN'0 MKN, ATTENTION 1
Stauffer&Ce,
LBADINO B1TTJKS,
euw ji iiik u ff i lirt lui Uv K.UU UQOfll 11110 OX
the met novel umlnuwitilngs known te the
U&t Trade in
Fashionable Fall Styles.
STtrr hats raeM tee. te ss.te.
ime1inlnM..it..l.u . a . ...
FULL LINK OF
Trunks and Traveling Eags
AT 110TTOM FIUCKS,
3 land 33 North (tan St
L&N0A8TKL.PA.
T HOSK CORN AND UUNION 1'ADS
have proven te be a geed thing. Peraena
who have tried thetn apeak highly or them.
X dozen i'ads In abext isceniaubex. at
JIUDLKY'S tUIUII 3TUUE.
BO Weat King Btreet.
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
USE
LEVAJTS FLOUR.
It Always Qlves Satisfaction.
tttMTbcS
omeoMmimm.
-HABBAKD'S MILD ODK1D HAM
UaaqeaJe tec ss arauas aid sHsair at
sUtet. "Wa ruataa tea that taare itiMslu
eqaal thea in qaaliMr ta tMa asarfeat. vasa.
aaads of tta best taaMlias ai?s5ww5Ma5sL
Tajy alTa aalrenal aattsfsMtesuxJirMsssa
aadtefl Tenraetihbera. '
mf Iirted Beef and Bolerna, ateeJy ealajMC
Fries reasonable. aKOBUBWlAMTT
AT BUKMK'S, TUK QROOKR
An Acknowledged Fact
1!'iltJf Campatea riaqaaa, Okrcnsea
?, ;?, Jtafinblteaa or Uemocratte
mMMSAf Wtaravjrlth attlisr tkattwoBe tkattweBe
FJi'SJPwi.1.?8 iBsssoeraUe caadMaMa s
?iS.,?.'Lw3it? 'iZ Oapttel. TM no
tares are said te be a Terr eeiiaet llkeaets of
the candidates and BaudlaisV wsa ei
YOUCAWeBTOBB
By bnylna one or two or aaere pmbOs of
enr BzeellentV-Cent Coffee, or ear Beat Bin
or Blended or Java or Mecka-alwaysrrsak
Beaated and snre te please.
W v. 8. If yen are tee far away, aad waat
one, send 10 cants and we will mail one,
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 HAST KINO RRHTt
LAKCABTBB.PA,
TWINE QROOKKIEH.
Read ! Bead I Read I
CALL AT
W.A.REIST&CO.'S
QrlOCERS.
COBMBB BABT KIIU AND DUKE ST84
LAMOABTEB,FA.
Finest Line or Choice Oroeetles In the city,
and receive a hanOieme and correct cabinet
slze photographs of J. Wilkes Beeth. Lawrence
Barret, Henry Irvine, Frederick Warde, and
Annie Plxley, Irene Verena, Agnes Uernden
JesephlneBuClalr.
The above are cerrect and cannot be snr
passed aa te quality et card and teenrateneas
et person. Alse sample of Best Baking Fow Few
Oerfree. Guaranteed strletly pure. Ask for
We have Great Bargains In Groceries te
offer te you for the next thirty days In order
te reduce our stock. Mew canned Goods and
Fruits will take up all the room we have te
spare, ana we are receiving tnem aaiiy.
. A. Mst & Ce.
BsTTKLEFBOMB. OPEN EVBBT EVEN
ING. FBEE UELIVEBT.
-DARQAINeJ.
RE 1ST,
ll
READ! READ! READ!
California Btralned Heney, 8 as for 25s.
Jelly (all kinds), 0 lbs Ser ae.
Table Byrup, llgnt as honey, 10c a qt.
Stewing Figs, l ns for 2Se.
Bunch liaising, t ttt for 28c
Prunes, 6, S. 4 and 3 fes for 25c
Fresh Tea lllscnlts, 4 Bs f or Z5e.
Bnaps and NIcnacs. S As for 21c.
Twe Geed Breems for 25c.
Best Fleur in the World (Heist's Leyal), 60e
a quarter.
Fresh Wheat Germ, 6 Iks for 25c
Fresh Boiled Oats, 0 Bs for 24c.
Fresh Oatmeal, 6 as ler 25c.
Whole Grained Bice, fifts for 25c.
Geed Bice, 5 Iks for 28c.
Twe Large Cakes Laundry Boap for 5c.
OlolneBoap, 5c.
Lame Bexes Blue, 5c a box.
Finest Dried Beet in the city, 12He a ft.
Finest Picnic Hams In the city, HXc a ft.
Twe Large Voxes Mustard Sardines for 26c.
One Bex Oil or Uustard Sardines for 8c.
A3-And many ether Bargains . Call and see
It will surely pay you.
Relst, Wholesales Retail Grocer,
Northeast Cerner
West King aad Frlnca Streetl,
LANCASTBB.PA.
11 BATING.
PJELLAR HEATERS.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
Cellar
Heaters
ABE TUB BEST IN THE UABKBT
AND
PRICES TEE LOWEST.
ALL WOltKGUAUANTEKD.
FLINN & BR1ENAN,
CONTUACTOUS OF
Plumbing & Heating,
Ne. 163 North Queen Street)
LAMUABTEB PA.
r:ttvmwuMWiuiMW sfuuxt.
i WXjJi and mkk
-TBE
ROCHESTER LAMP
aixtyCandle-Llgbti Beau them au.
Anether Let of cheap glebes for eu an
OUBteyea.
THS "FHRFBOnON',1,
S1KTAL MOULDING BUBBEU CUBBIOB
WMTflER STRIP
Beats them eU.Thls strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold, step rattling of windows.
Bxclude the dust. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made
In applying It. Can be fitted anywhere no
holes te bore, ready for use. It will net split,
warn or shrink- cushion strip Is the most
r.arfeet. At the Bteve, Heater and Bange
Jehn P. Senanm & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUBBN 37
LAHCABTBB. PA.
WI K1HHER, DENTIST.
Partleular attention given te fllllntr
andpreservlng the natural teeth; I have all
the latest Improvements for doing nice work
at a very reasonable cost. Having years of ex
penence in the large cities I am sure te give
Iue Destej huumiuuu turn said jruu uiuuuy
best artlflclal teeth only s&oeper set.
marie-lyd Ne. M NOKXil QUEEN BT,
DUTUOOBM
T AD1ES' AND OHlliDKBWB OQATB.
About September 17.
WILL OMI
Entire New iMortmeet,
, OF
fcritet'MiCUMrmVi
COATS, WRAPS,
JAOKBTS AND BHAWLI.
NEBWBT STYLES. LOWSSreiBHPBICM.
BBTMe Titrable te Bhew floods.-Va
JehnS.Givler,
6 & 8 North Quewi Bt,
... .iancaweb,fa.
marlO-lydAw
JJIALlj DRY GOODS.
7- Having Remedelled and Enlarged enr
Btere Beems during tbe Bnmmer months,
greatly Improving the light for the Exami
nation of Merchandise, and added largely te
the space allotted te the several departments,
we cordially Invite Examination et
Leading Neveltie
IN
Demestic and Foreign
DRESS GOODS,
UENBIETXAB-Belld Celers, Newest
Shades.
COMBINATION BOBKS AND SUITINGS,
seleeted from tbe Importations et Bosten,
Mew Yerk and Philadelphia, including ori
ental Bebes with borders and side bands.
wool CLOTHB-selld Celers. Plaids and
Stripes.
BEBGSB, ABMUBEB, MOHAIBB.
Meraraa wear.
Prlestly's Celebrated Black Henriettas and
Orepe cloths, the most perfect fabrics manu
factured. BLACK BILKB of Superior Makes at Bettem
Prices.
BILK AND WOOL
HOSIERY 8s UNDBRWKAR.
Bele Agents in Lancaster for
Jouvin's Kid Gloves.
The Best Imported.
And also for Smith A Angell's BLACK HO
SIKay. full Lines In Ladies', Children's and
Misses'. Wananted net te crack or grew
rusty.
,LadIes', Hisses' and Children's Winter
Cloaks and wraps. Matchless in Style and
lager & Brether,
25 & 27 West King Street.
LANCASTER1, PA.
HARRY STAMM.
rOBMEBLV AT-
NOS. 35 & 37 NORTH QUKEN ST., MOVED
TO NEW STOBB, 21 CKNTIIE BQUABI.
YOU CAN'T MISS US.
N0.24GENTRESQUARE,
Stamm's
A IVOlil) ABOUT
FLANNELS & WOOLENS.
wT.h.!A.cI?"? of goods becomes an object of
WAUM Interest te buyers at this season of
the year, enr customers will find that 'we
show a flne line of these Staple Goods, both" In
Celers and Weights, that will meet the re
qulrumenu of all buyers. They are Marked
te Seil, and weareUenudentall can be pleased.
COMFOBTS AND BLANKETS
Will be a Large Facter In this Fall's Busi
ness, lly reason of Karly Buying en our part,
we will 1m; able te have very Lew Prices en
IU080 UOOuSs
THE STBONG INDUCEMENTS OF
LOW PRICES
IN OUB
Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT
Cn tlTllflfl with nnalftir will Ka .tM.....
iCKcardwith ufr, ana we Mmt Cerdlallv ln
Vltil I lift I.fldta tfi MTsmlnn line aAl
Our Three Great Combinations
Through Our Whele Store Will Be
WOBTH AND WEAB,
STYLE ANE STBENGTII,
CHOICE AND CUEAPNE8B,
Attention, Ladies!
We have just purchased from a large com
mission house their Entire eample Line of
WHITE BPUEADB.
Seme are soiled, ethers froth as a rose. This
Let will be Sold at about llalf.Prtce, J here Is
NEWBOSTONSTORE
music iu lua irxices ler you.
There Is Something for Yeu Among Cnr
BKMNANTd OF DUKS8 GOOD?, AT HALF.
Twe Special Numbers of White Flannel at
25c and Sic a yard you ought te see.
The Flannel Skirts are making their appear,
ance. You'll And full and plenty en our coun
ters. Bmcia! Assortment of Silk Plushes, Satins ,
Velvets, Etc., ' '
AT THE
New Bosten Stere,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
AT Near Hast KlngSb-Ct
angl8-lyd