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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, SEFTEMBEB 21, 1888.
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LITIS, SEPTEMBER M, 1S96.
Aa 04 CreaUre.
i csMest revelation of the canvass se
till the discovery et a man who can
r vote for Cleveland nor Harrison,
N both are protectionists ; and It is
r feed man, tee, being no ether than
32. Moeaghan, one et the best and
i Democrats in the state.
'ICenaghan is honest as the day,
ibenesty leads him sometimes te
eUeable. lie proves the strange
tfftat a man may be tee honest for
I Ufa in tnts wtckea worm. Air.
i is a free trader, pure and slm-
wltl endure a tariff only as a
i measure, and will net admit tbut
1 Mty be Incidentally made te protect
ctures. There are many people
leave ibe same notion; but there are
fwfcosjese in love with It that they
keen company with a political
r.'that gees a part of the way with
; although there is no party that gees
whole way. Mr. Menagban is corn
t enough for himself, when be thinks
ti right; and generally that Is a com-
ble way of managing oneself ; but
eca is of no account as an indl-
ZitHa, and canenJxJJS'bT account as one.
" carlaJtla net practical wisdom te
nnmbd refuse a half leaf because
.l?JSA te be bad.
MosTef tbe'eveland is a statesman of
ltS fnnen arlnrl? anil In font Hint lath A
s a.h.."- . ' .r ;.:: v
PiitlnMiP"10"5 siaiesmansuip numus or.
AWRjW imiQVO IM DIUVJCJOIJ" OS OXX. HXVU
k' ju does in tne abstract lusiice or a
! for revenue only ; but be realizes
as Mr. Menagban does net, that great
iMaanfacturing Interests have grown up
KIsTthla country, festered by protection,
aid that it would be rank injustice te
r It away from them ; and, moreover,
It would be very injurious te the In-
i of the country te de anything te
its established industries. There-
be proposes te take no mere of the
.ftttbl duties off manufactures than they
i afford te have taken off.
k? tfmi.i. i. .i. t. -n i.i
-ause in ujb iw& ui imvuna vvibuuui
titling Democratic friend, Deb Mena-
(Agaae ; who can aee no democracy in a
protective tariff et any sort ; and this,
U Mtwithstandlng the fact tbat the Dem-
'oeratio party has always declared for the
taeMsnt&l protection which a revenue
tariff can be made te give. Mr. Mena-
jgaaa declare blnuelf a true Jacksenlan
Daaaoerat, and thinks that the plftt-
lataa of 1680 demanded a tariff
'for revenue only. Jacksenlan Democ Demec
,!liaey and the platform et 18S0 are net
Jraaerally construed te be essentially dlf-
v larent from the platform of 1888 ; in
1 1 troth, Mr. Menagban stands about alone
Ja se considering ; which fact would
pww iv muaij nu uuv uia uiueu Diiiu"
, eked twelfth juror that be was out in
Me reckoning. But Mr. Menagban is
phenomenal in his stiffness ; when he
?": nlnVl tiA la rlnhr. tin tru rr nm run
L je anybody else's tfetv -tie has often
Jesaeustrated thlaCfrait, but never quite
ggjJTirfnew.
i notaispesea u cenuemn or up
fegaid him. We knew that he is honest,
and we believe that be will de the Deme-
; 7 eratic party mere geed by voting against
, en this Issue than though be was for it;
:ferbawilI serve te emphoslze the true
rxViwtien of the party In favor of enough
k?. arnmtlnnui nmtjv.f.. anrl nn mnm
He
rir'""-". - --.-, . v u.w.v
r ' Will nnlnfc nut thn f ant Hint tin "llnmnr.
T4tr- , M .......
,- rey u net ier tree traae, ana mat, it uees
smk propose te reform tne revenue se as
f.,"0 upturn industry. It is net for a tariff
, far revenue only. It does net desire te
Iixshss) revenue ea iereign raw materials or
.1 M. M .....
Klaawnfncture ; but desires these te enter
"because manufacture will thus be
S, cheapened, and the consumer and the
sjMker of goods will both be helped.
Tale policy is transparently beneficial te
the eeuntrv.
l;Ut, Monaghan is a student of tbe
rjswuswmuuu, uuu iuiukb iuuu ne unua no
Mmnf In if ATCKln K.if a wi.tnn.m
, tax ; and be does cot care what geed
say oeme te the country from a different
truotien : for he will net de evil that
feed may come from it. As he grows
be becomes mere conselentlom.
Heretofore be has swallowed tbe In
Mental protection policy et the party,
I. has voted and eleauentlv sneken for
C?tBSlnan(IMatAa TTa liaa Ivun nf tla mnf
i-svT.TT7 . ' " "" """" " "W,J"
iBUiiai and efflclent leaders. Hevr ha
Jpsita ; and still is valuable te his party, in
k SWVMBL VUMH ucte IB UUtUlUK UCOU UI11D
Jaits states mansblp.
A Big Little Uun.
KIt is renerted that the Ampur nf
ftSy--.-. . ..... .
'Argnanuum is ueau, una as me lettsc
f'lTasser from that country is usually ac-
ampanled by several speculations as te
,maat itussia is going te de. we may
Vlkertly hear of various Muscovite doings
aleulaUd te excite the tall of the British
VIa. U.l ntl .. II t.f i. ..
i'tmnt. eaiu itii u uuuBuuuy ttuaiuve juut
rsjew because et the distressing mess of
t Ji mnmrnkm. A a VMjltXm ffiA Amaplnnna n.i n t.
:' Matte Afehan chief can't even die with.
'Mt azltating leonine feelings.
pf' The Ameer of Afghanistan occupies u
i;vyoeltlen in. the world's international
L affairs se unique and important that it
i only be compared in a ebadewr way
fiVlth the position of Ferdinand nf llul.
"aBBlla. Hla COUntrV la ttia natemaxt nf
vladut; but two et the most powerful
'sjiUens en earth have keys in ocDesIte
', adlsa nf the lrwlr. unit tf ltn .i,.ij
.'Sjearrel, the one that moved the most
tapldly would held the situation,
tne ameer and his peenle
wekl be lucky if they caved their
rtltsa In the succeeding row. The ameer
t it a barbarous mountain chief of inslgnl.
sVsaat power, but be might under certain
lltiens plunge the whole clvi-
sttea world in war. It is net
Mebable that be would fulfill
hMoe; conditions, by dying just at tbe
at moment, but he aDDears fated
r or later te afford a pretext for the
el his country by one or the
r of tbe jealous powers en either slde
' tba mountains. The great value of
laeuntry te these powers lies in the
aktul military strength of the narrow
i long mountain passes where, in many
a single battery could held an
rsay back, and alto, and perhaps chiefly,
capacity or tua gTmi mii fertile
i laads for supporting a large army,
On the northern aide et India's gateway
the armies destined for invasion could
rest and eather strength for the effort,
and this is doubtless the secret of the
many conquests et India by northern
armies. The ameer is a small gun but
circumstances may make his proceedings
big with importance.
It the ameer is really dead it is a pity,
because his decease some time next spring
might have been a very material Assistance
te tbe adjustment of our troubles with
Canada. "With America retaliating and
Russia threatening the British lien would
nrebablv be peaceably disposed, as be
tween us we could undoubtedly eat him
up.
3c van Tjiurman has cfloetually an
awered.lf be baa net silenced, the malicious
rumors that have net been checked by re
aped for hlagray bead from Imputing te him
a hatred of the colored race. lie shows that
neither be nor bis parenta owned alavea
and that bla grandfather aacrlfleed a large
part el bis property by freeing hla alavea.
The judge himself baa a record absolutely
clear et any trace efj enmity te tbe race.
He explained te bla oelored audience en
Thursday tbe louetnlny of thelr present
portion aa tbe political alavea of the Bo Be
publican parly.
lH Philadelphia there la an odd and Inter,
eating trial going en, In which actor are
tbe parties. Mr. Kala, a atage manager, la
charged by Mlaa Paullln with having
atelen a couple of theuaand dellara
which were In her purse, wbleb was In
ber besom, when ahe fainted during a per
formance ; the purae was passed, through
the bands of two ether actresses, Inte the
bands of Pals, who seems te have been tbe
aoeomodatlng genius of the troupe upon
wheuj everyone dumped any odd thing that
was te be done. When Miss Paullln recover
ed, Kala gave her baek her purae, and ahe
aald It was all right : but put It back In ber
besom without counting the meney, ahe
aaya, (which she did net de for a
couple of days, when ahe noted her less.
There Is nothing te show tbat Pais leek It,
eieept that he had It, beyond some of bla
declarations of no particular foreo,
abewlng tbat he knew there was a
large aum el meney In the purae;
wbleb be might readily have knnwn
In a number of way a when the lady bad
been making a bank of ber besom all the
seaten tbrengb. The lessen of Pals' ex.
parlance la te avoid tbe custody of etber
people's property, and te be earerul te get
receipts In full en returning It That there
la a valuable limit te careless geed naturals
one et the meat necessary lessens of life.
Twe of the essayists be Tere the Heme,
pathle Medical society, In Philadelphia, bad
bepef ul views about tbe cures of two et the
meat terrible of lneurable dlaeasna. One
thought that consumption nraa net beredl
tary and oeuld lie eured If properly treated
In Us Incipient atagea ; anotlier Dr. Mebr
related a eaae of the aoeldontal euro of a
malignant growth of oaneor by the break.
Ingouteferyalpela. Thla accidental eure,
Dr. Mebr declared, has peaslbly opened up
a way by whleu oaneer ean be cured with
the virus of eryalpelts. lllapaper created
much talk and Dr. Mehr was asked a great
many queattena regarding bis patient, who
la new In better flesh than alie has been for
six years,
m
A oeNTXMVoitAnr notes with surprise
tbat a Yerk county woman recently sent
one cent by mail te a party with whom ahe
bad been unable te make the exact ebange
for a purebaae. There la nothing aurprla.
ingly honest about that. We euraelves
make a praotlee of returning stamped en
velopes that may have been sent te us ler
our autograph ; and we don't put anything
lualde of them, either. Aa It costs two
cents te return oent and don't coat any
thing te return a atatnped envelope It
strikes us that our honesty Is mere thorough
and refined than tbat of tbe Yerk oeunty
party ; for the amallnesa of the Bum re
turned seems te be the oauae of remark.
Tiir thoroughness of tbe French war
preparations may be Judged from tbe fact
that a oemmlsslon baa been onagaged for
many months past In determining the beat
meanaef victualing large cities foraelgeand
particularly with regard te Paris.
The victualing of Paris Is reoegnlxed as
an enormous operation, euly equaled by
that of the oetnplnto mobilization et the
army. It would exact the employment for
at last three wceka of all the rolling ateck
et the French railways. During the last
siege of Paris the most aorteus want was
that of bread and fuel. Te-day tbe circle
et Investment by building new ferta Is
uiuuh mere extended than It was eighteen
years age, and the number or farm animals
capable of being brought within the new
llnea of defeuae would lie very great. The
difficulty of feeding them being reoegnlxod,
tbe commission proposes that they be
slaughtered and tbe meat kept in refrigerat
ing ebambera.
Per a aelge of alz months Paris would re
quire about 800,000,000 pounds et flour, each
peraen being allowed 16 euncea a day.
11,000 ten-ten cart would be needed te take
tbls into Paris, and thla Is only ene part of
me preniem ei supply ier a city new nutn
berlng 2,334,000 Inhabitants.
Keau Apmihai, Luck baa beeu inter,
viewed by a reporter of the Haltlmere Sun
aa te bla trip in a launeh from New Yerk
Seuth, and he Is greatly impressed with the
advantagea of the Inland waterway, and
urgea warmly that It aheuld ba made avail
able for large ahlpa and be protected as te
be used in time of war by our coast ooui eoui oeui
merco and war ahlps. "Before we can
hope te de anything in the construction of
these Inland waterways for military pur.
peaes we muBt have some facta and figure
te lay before Congress. When wedetbia
we have ground te ask for an appropria
tion. He appropriation need be made for
luv survey. The navy department eau de
that Aa te the fate of my report 1 cannot
speak definitely, lleperts reetlve dlllerent
treatment at tbe naval ollleo new than
formerly, They go te the bureau of naval
intelligence and are eyatematlcally ar
ranged tbere. Nobody kuew what became
of them lermerly.
"The Democratle administration has
aided the navy very much, although 1 de
net apeak as a politician. Oongreaa Is
ready and willing te help the navy, but the
trouble la It deea net knew what te de, ae
ceuuiciing me evtaence Deiere the com
mittee as te the needs et tbe uavy. 1 belleve
tbat Mr. Clereland baa atrlveu hard aud
earneatly te eeeure ua a navy. There la a
sentiment throughout the country In favor
of It"
PERSONAL.
Kev, W. L. GuiNTHKn, of Oreole, ria.,
married Mlaa Lettie J. illckel, at Womels Wemels Womels
derf, Harks county, en Thursday. They
suited for Flerida Immediately, learleai of
Yellow Jac.
Kev. Jas. I,. LKKr-En has resigned aa
E ater of tueKiret Preabyterlan church, of
.eadlng. The rea'gnatien was accepted
by the Lehigh prebytery, and tbls ends
Heading's famous church tight which baa
been beiere the publie nearly two years
Historian Banciiept visited Mrs.
Polk at Naanvllle, Tenn., net long age. and
borrowed tbe late prealdent'a statu panera,
lie returned them te her a few data ane
With a note in which he aald: 1 hope
my life will ba apared te oemplete my his
tory te the close of jour husband's admin
istration. That will clone my Ufa work. I
am engaged with aoerpaot typewriters and
clerks aud I believe will be able te ao ae ao
eompllah the task."
Senater 8AvrEn,ef Wisconsin, recently
aald : "1 am surprued tbat any one abeuld
anppeaethatl will be a candidate for re.
election te the Senate. I did net knew that
the matter was even mentioned. When
my present term shall expire, my vge will
be such aa te preclude all possibility of my
name being mentioned for re eltotlen. i
will be seventy-seven years old. When a
man attains that age he ought te be villlag
te retire from peUtlcal lire. I csrtataly
snail."
Bin mil Haw.
The AtsosHttlen games et bass ball re
sulted m fellows yesterday. At O Belli,
natl I Clnelnnatl 1, Athletle 0 1 OlneiaBsU
3 1 Athletls 1 1 at Louisville : Icralsvl is 1,
Brooklyn 0 at HU Leuis : Bt. Ixrals, 8.
Baltimore 0 Baltimore, 8, Bk benis, 3 1 1 at
Kanaaa City : Kanm City, 5 ; Olevstaad
The League rsbim were i At Indian
apelli i Philadelphia, 2, Indianapolis It
at FUUburx i Bosten 4 ; Pltuburg 0 ; at
Ohloage: Ubloate. 11, Washington, p
Obloage, G: Washington, Is at Detreit:
NewYerk,6; Detroit, 4,
a Bint te Pan People,
Frem their arrival en this planet te their
usually early departure from It, peeple of
weak cODitltuUens and angular pbjilqnes
pus a sort of halt existence. Like dormice
they borrow In their home retreats, afraU et
heat, afraid of cold, cenitantly afraid that the
ahadeweflhedrcadrcapcrwIllmsUrlillMaBd
exact the forfeit which ha demands from all,
i"Ser or later. Ne Unci 'medic mal MWBjjejj
l eomnsrstlve t nor for the feeble exlutsTnan
HiataXdedby flei.tctter's Stomach Hitters,
Used with perslnteneo-net with apnrti i and
pam-thls genial and Prp?"10".!1.!";
wended tonle will de mnch toward lnfBln
strenath Inte a puny system, and rounding eB
!..... .....lxi In thn human OfUre. AV
pane, nerve tranquillity and nlft.Uy repose
are encouraged by it. and a malarial, rbeu.
..nn f.uinna tenilencv orcrceme
It re.
cttabiuhcs digestion and prevents
troubles.
kidney
CovrAaiaea Bolicitbe A wise dlserlmlaa.
tlen should be exorelsed by all who tak med med
ielne. The proprietors et Heed's Baraapartlla
solicit a e uful comparison of this medicine
with ethor bleed partners and medicines be
ing confident tbat the poeuitar menu ii
Heed's flaiaapirllla are ae apparent that the
people wUl unhesitatingly prefer It te any
ether preparation. Iloed'a Baraapatllla la net
a mixture of Slelatses and a few nert roots
andherbs,butitlaa peeullar concentrated ez
tract of the best albBratlre and bleed purify,
lngromedlesol tbe vegetable kingdom. The
nnormer s salea of Uoed'a Raraapatllla, and the
wonderful cures eneeted, prore even mera
than has been claimed for this medicine. If
you are slek the beat medlctne Is none tee
geed. Therefore, take Uoed'a Barsaparllla.
WANAMAKBR'a
I'nitiDKLnttA, Friday, Bept, 31, 1M8.
In order te think of the Up
holstery new. We were never
in better shape te help your
thinking.
The new importations of Cur
tains are at hand.
Madras
Nottingham
Irish 1'elnt Laee
Bwl.a Tambeured
llraseels and
Bru stela point
New effects in Heavy Curtains.
Nevel Patterns, rich colorings.
Tapestry, Jutes, Damasks.
Plushes, Brecatelles, and plain
and fancy new things in yard
goods ler Curtains and cover
ing. ie iigni up me uhtk. cor
ners of a room and make the
home mere homelike.
Only a word el prices
never se low for same quality
of goods.
Becend fleer, north of Transept.
Lazy Chairs, dreamy Chairs.
Se cunningly shaped and up
holstered that they touch every
tired spot and lull you te rest.
Try till you find one that just
fits. Sorts enough.
Third fleer. Four elevators.
Shep - worn Memorandum
and Bill Beeks. Many im
ported in Russia Leather,
English Calf, and imitation
Seal. Mostly Card-cases with
two or three Meme. Beeks in
cluded. Third and hall price
25c te $2.
Twe numbers of Letter Copy
ing Beeks that a manufacturer
wanted te close out. All per
fect goods and geed paper.
Canvas or leather backs, with
cloth sides.
S00 pages for Me
liO pHKea lurOie
' pages for tta
MX! pages for UOe
loeo psires ler II
Near Juniper aud Maiket streets comer.
Big Buttens are the style for
trimming. They add te the
sparkle and dash of the elegant
new striped Novelties and rich
Bordered Dress Stuffs.
Mere cunning designs and
cute turns than ever in Buttens
this year. They fit in with
every shade and tint and oddity
and quirk that Fashion has pre
scribed in costumes and wraps
this season. Art and elegance
in them. The new sorts are in
sight brilliant, dull, extrava.
gant, modest; for every taste
and every use.
nmtal
pearl
oreotiot
mohair
lirulU
lusting
bODO
Ivery
Jet
silk
velvut
suttn
KtO
hum
and they come in almost myriad
styles and colors. We have
counted a few of the kinds.
MT aorta of Metai lluttena, Be te as a dez.
SS4 sorts el Ivery linttens, Se te tUe a dea.
IU sorts of l'eari UutteuH, 40 te f i ii a dea .
1 sorts of White fvarl lluttena. 80 te U.7S
ades.
Of jet 1 1 5 styles, black crochet
140 styles, and se en.
A Butten carnival.
Northeast of contre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
COMI'LHXIOS I'OWDMK.
QOMPLKXION POWDER.
LADIES
WUO VALUJt A URriNKU COMI'LBXIOK
pozzeni's
MKIMCATKD
(a.
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
it imparts a brilliant transparency te the
aktn. Uauieves all ptinples, truckles and QU QU QU
coleratlons, aud uinkus the skin delicately
sett and beanUfuL, It contains no lluie, whtuL
iejd or areunle. In three shades, pink or nesh.
white and brunette. --,
reu balk iir
AH Drugglata nnd Paney
Doalere vorvwhera.
Geed e
aprSTivaWAilK " 1MlTAT"""'-'W
TJOOD'S BARSAPABIIiliA.
TRUE ECONOMY
It fa) true economy te hay HoeS'a anaaav
HUa, ter "let Deses aa DeUar," la crtgUMi
with aad trueOBlf et tkls pepnlar.saadletaa.
If you wish te prove this, bay a botUaef
Heet's SaraaparUla aa aaaasnra IU eeateats.
leu will flnd ltte held ISO toaapeoarala. stew
raatMoJraeUeu,a)iayouwUl flnSthattk
avaraga desa for peraess of dUrereatagssls
lasa than a veeapoenrou nn is eanaiauy aw
dust re and unanswerable evMeaea of the pa pa
ealiar strength and aeoaemy of
HOOD'S BAMAPABILIjA
Wa becan nalng Heet's BaraapaxlUa tn our
lasUtutlen seaae mentha age, and taring
watched IU etaets, wish te say that wa tad It
a geed, reliable, and banafletal mediclaa for
family use, and for hespitala and lastttntas
such aa ears." Bistsas e Msbct, West Fourth
St Cincinnati, O.
" I took Heed's Baraapartlla for less of appe
tite, dyspepsia and general languor. It did ass
avaat amount of geed, and I have no hesi
tancy In recommending It." J. W. Wills
roan, Qulncy, 111.
HEALTH BBTTam TUa.1T IVBB
" 1 have been troubled by a aerofnlena affec
tion all my lite, it Is one of the marked reo ree reo
elleetlona of my boyhood days, and for several
yeara has rendered me unable te labor mnch.
I think Heed's Baraapamia, wmen i nave
been uaing at Intervale for ten yean, la the
bfist thing 1 have erer taken. I am new se, and
my ireneral health seems batler than ever." H.
D, Abbett, Warren, Jf . H.
HOOD'S BARSAPABILLA
Sold by ell druggist. II tatx forts. Prepared
only uy u i- uuuu c uu, lyeweu.
100DOSKS ea teu
m
TUttAWVU.
e
LD HONESTY TOBACCO,
FINZER'S
OLD 'UOJSESTY
The Chewers of OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will seen find that It lasts
longer, tastes sweeter than ether tobac
cos, and will please you.
Ask your dealer for It and insist en
getting It.
Genuine Has a Red H Tin Ta
en Every Fleg.
HATH.
-yOUNO MKN, ATTENTION 1
Stauffer&Ce,
UUDMQ UTTIR3,
Are showing up the largeat and finest Una of
the most novel and new things known te the
uat Trade in
Fashionable Fall Styles.
STIFF HATS FHOAI We. TOIS.CO.
-FU1A, LINK OF-
Trunks and Traveling Bags
AT UOTTOM PEICK8.
3iand33NerthQaeenSt.,
LANOASTBL.PA.
QVXBNUWARB.
H
1UH MARTIN.
FRUIT JARS,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
JELLT JARS,
AT LOWEST CABU PBIOXS, AT
CHINA HALL.
Thn I.iailTMtNO FBDIT JAB. the Best In
the Market, In PinU, quarts and Ilall Gallens.
MASON JABS In all alaea always en hand at
uouein pnees .
HIGH c5d MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Street,
utnnAaTBK. fa.
BUMMHR RK80RT8.
TkTT. QRKTNA l'AKK.
Mt. Gretna Park,
FOB EXCURSIONS AMU PICNICS.
This Park ta located In the heart el the
Beuth Meuntala en the line el the
Cornwall Lebanon Railroad,
Nine miles south of the Ctty at Ibanen,
within eaay distance et Harrlsbnrtr. lieadlna-.
.Lancaster. Columbia and all points en the
Philadelphia Si Beading and Pennsylvania
juuireaas. iu Kjreunus ure large, covering
hundreds of acres, and are
FUKBJ TO ALU
The conveniences are a Large Dancing Fa
Titiuu, wk epviuu. fuiiug mi.. Anu AtHUMOl,
r ana ueai. uoems, wnue ine arranse
Buttle Beats and Benches are scattered
throughout the grounds.
TUB BTATK KIFLB BANQ1
Of the National Uuard of Pennsylvania has
been located at Mt. Oretna, and the attittary
BlSe PracUee, from time te time at the Bangs,
will oenstltuie a new attraction te visitors.
Anether attraction la
LAKB CONKWAQO,
Coverlng nearly twenty acres en whteh are
placed a number of elegant New Beats, and
along the banks et which are pleasant walks
lovely scenery.
OBSKBVATIONOABS
WUl be run en tbe line of the Cornwall Js Leb
anon Ballread, or will be sent .te different
fielnu, when practicable, for the acoemmoda.
ten of ezouraten parties. They are aafe,
pleaaant and convenient.
Parties dealrlne; It can procure Heals at the
Park, aa the Dining Ilall will be under the su
pervision of B It. BOLTZ, of the Lebanon
vaney heuse. xnese wne wisn 10 spena a da'
in tne aieunuuns cau nuu no maea ae Dean
ful
or afferdtnir ae much
pleasure aa Mt,
U DBINKB AL-
Uratna.
SU IMTUAIUaXlN
LOWKD ON TUB PUBM1BKS.
sv rer xxcnralen Bates and General In ler
mailen, apply te
NED IRISH.
Bnp't C. 4 L. Uailread, Lebanon. Pa.
Je28-md
PROCLAMATION
BPKUIALmTYBLKCTlOir.
The Quillfled electors of the Third Ward et
the city of Lancaster are hereby notified that
nn election "111 be beta In the Third Ward at
the usual place of holding general elections,
en TUKitU AY, September ii. 18S8, between the
hours of 7 a. in. and 7 p.m. for the purpose of
electing one member el Common Council, te
nil vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Henry B. Greff.
Given under my hand this 3th day of Sep
tember, A. D., IMS.
BDW. DSKSI.XT, Mayer,
DMT mOOBB.
1ILK8I 8ILKBI
Black Dress Silks.
WATT&SHAND,
0. 8 10 BAR KIKO;R.
OPKH TO-DAT, Cfcetee Lines of Latest and
BvstYelneslai
BLACK SATIN LTJXOB,
The Hewest and Most Desirable Bilk, u
inches wide, Si.oe aid. ll.Ss a yard.
BLACK FBXNOH FAILLE,
31 inches wide, Me, 11.00 and UJB a yard.
BLACK SATIN RHADZtMIBR,
91 laches wide, ffe, H.et sad BUS a yard,
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS,
avertible eatln or Ores Brain, 11) a yard.
HASKELL'S
Famous Black Dress Silk
Are the beat value in any market, warranted
neither te creek, break or shift, 21 Inehee wide,
ll.oe, ILK and ll.M a yard.
BPSCIAL BAKQAIH8 IN
Colored On Grain 8Uki,
Twenty -one Inches wide, 7BO a yard 1 never
sold for leas than SL00
All colors In All-silk SATIN BHADAM AS.
Splendid VaJ e at 75e and 1L00 a yard.
New Yerk Stere.
E
ARLY AUTUMN BTY1.K&
STAMM'S ST0BE
HAS HOT MOVED
Frem 85 and 87 North Qieen 8t
Has Opened a Big Assortment of
EARLY AUTUMN STYLES
ADD
COLORS
New Silks,
-AND
LADIES' CLOTHS.
We take pleasure In announcing the open
ing of a large shipment of the above Heeds In
airthe Latest Btyles and Celers ler Autumn
Wear at
Very Moderate Prices.
SILKS.
TOILLB FBAHOAISB,
MOIBE ANTIQUE,
B ATIM DB LTJIOlt,
MOIBE FBANOA18K,
ABMUEX FiqtJXB,
FLUBHEB,
BUADAMXB,
VELVETS,
8DBAHS,
BATIBB,
DRESS GOODS.
HENBIETTA8,
OMBEB PLAIDS.
PATTEBN BDITB,
OMBEB BTBIFXB,
BBBGEB,
FOULK8,
NOUVEAUTB,
CABHMEBE8.
CLOTHS.
LADIES' CLOTHS, DELHI'S CLOTHS,
BNGLlflU COSTUME CLOTHS,
TBIOOTB, AMAKONE D' INDE BACKINGB,
CLOAKIBSB, T WEEDB, &0 , Ae.
All are respeetf ally te call and tnapoet our
Mew Goods and
MTEOUftLOWPRIOES.
Samples sent free upon application. Coun
try orders receive pempt and careful atten
tion. Goods sent te all parts, O.O. D., or en
reeetpt of Foatefflee Order.
Don't mlaa seeing our Display before making
selections.
Our qualities are always Bellable. Frlces
always the Lewest
MO ZBOUBLBTOBHOVf GOODS.
Chas. Stamm
8 and 87 North Queen St.
SS-Ol'l'OSITK THE P03TOFFICK.
BOSTON STORE.
aug3My
IIBATipa.
CELLAR HEATtltd.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
Cellar
Heaters
ABE TUB BEST IN THE MABKET
-AMD-
PBIOES THE I0WEST.
ALL W OBK GUABAMTBED.
FLINN & BRENENAN,
CONTIIACTOBS OF
Plumbing 8c Heating,
Ne, 163 North Qemb Stret,
LAM0A8XEB TA.
Goods,
cLOTMur0,m.
M2
KOHAHT TAUVOKIKO,
Tee eaa tm newt bsbits) tassel fee.
atenaaaieneslaeweeUerraU easTwtaMr
wsarw
r at prteaa that wtu sarstlaa yew, M
ASKEW'S,
new. m ad as wmi Kixe
TaUMT.
STMWI
MeOraan & Nowlen,
mOHlIT TAILORS,
44WtKingltrMt.
alTlmS
R
BADY.MADB OLOTHIMO.
HAOIR & BROTUB.
Eeady-Made CletMng.
Wa
are shewlnc MBW. ATTKAOT1VJI
STIIiEs, for Fall an
ia winter wear, tn
Beyi'and Yeuthi' Olething.
B0TB KHEE PART SUITS.
BTEOHG ABD I BAT 80BO0L 8DITS,
3 S5 and Up.
8TTLIH BTBIfBD CWBVIOTJ,
s ee, ss.se Mai ae.ee.
KW PLAID OUBVIOT5,
ause,&se andSMiee.
YOUTHS' SUITS.
GOOD OAMIMBKI RTVLKS,
7,00, T.8 and a.oe.
LATBSTHTK1PBCHF.VIOT BTTLBB,
s 00, w.ee and ie ee.
LATXBT PLAID CHBVIOTBXYLKB,
S.00, aw 00 aad aie oe.
BOYS' FANOr CHBVIOT OAFS OVIE-
COATS.
YOUTHS' PLAID CHBVIOT CLBTXB8.
EAGER &BE0THER,
26, 27 BBd 29 West Hag Street.
sis-sma
M
TKRB A BATHFOH.
OUB STOCK or
Hen's Diess Suits
-FOB-
FALL AND WINTER WEAS
Is the Most complete we Have Ever
Had the Pleasure of Showing.
Handsome Breadwale Diagonal!,
CORKSCKEWS
AND
TRICOTS,
In the Meet Desirable Bhades and Fashionably
Cut Make Up the List.
DEPEND ON UB FOB
Reliable Gods and Reumble Frieea.
Myers & Rathfon,
NO. 12 BAST KLNQ BTM
LAMCABTEB PA.
BOOKS, AC.
H
ERR'B BOOKBTORB,
NEW GOODS
AT-
Geed Fair Prices.
PHOTO ALBUMS.
FAMILY BIBLES.
OHILDBEN'S BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Quality of Goods alwaya guaran
teed and prices show for them
selves. Here's Bookstore,
63 North Queen Street.
angis-lyd
BAKISQ TOWDHH-
i ess w '' ww s
QTERIilNQ BAKING POWDER,
STERLING
BAM
u
D
11
Absolutely Pure-
THIS Powder never varies. A marvel of
purity, strength and wholesemoness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds. Beld
only In cans by all urecers.
BTEBLINU HANUrACTUBINQCO.,
llane. UBnruce Street, New Ter.
Jar-Will exhibit at Lancaster county Fair
Cakes for all. Samples for all. aug2Hma
UANDKBKClimnS.
riO TO ERIHMA-N'B
-FOK-
Ladlee'OelluIeid Cellars & Ouffu,
CAMPAIGN
NECKTIES klSD NOVELTIES
ATBBIBMAM'S.
N
OTIOE TO CLUBS.
FLAGS. BAMMEBS AND BADQBS
MADE
ERISMAN'S,
MO.UVfEBIKIMQ STBBBT.
MEN'S DRESS SUITS
w
DMTVOOB0
SaaaSajsatSjaksBsWBjMMk
QLAXUTS,
oeMroxn, s,
Blankets,
Comforts, Flannels.
Skirta and TJndaweu.
AU New This Imkmu
SsVWe oaanataeteaive yen the Beet weeae
for the Pries yea ever bought.
Jehn S. Givler,
68 North QrjMn St,
-. .- IAHCAWB, rA.
saeris-lysaw
ILKASK NOTICE.
NO. 26 IAST KINGr ST.
PLEASENOTICE.
We will be found, upon close, Inspec
tion End fair compArisen, te be
ON TOP
as regards assortment, and Invariably
At the Bettem
As regards prices during
THEOOHIlHrSEASuff.
Tbe People's Gash Stere,
NO. 26 BAST KING STRUT,
LAHOABTEB.FA.
marli-lvdAw
J.
BARRY STAMM.
-REMOVED
FBOM MOS. 35 A 37 NORTH QUEEM 8TBEET
-TO-
NO. 24 CENTRE 8QUABE.
FALL GREETING,
1888.
It has been our wish te signalize our open
ing both as te our Mew Quartera and the Tall
season In some remarkable manner wbleh
should ahew our appreciation of past patron
age. Bnt after oecalderabie thought be
stowed upon the subject, we concluded te put
away all Idea of nerel or expensive souve
nirs and express our appreciation of our cus
tomers patronage by submitting te them aa
array or .bargains in which we aheuld excel
ourselves and eclipse ail our past efforts.
THE VEBDICT
Of our customers must determine the full
measure of eir success. But we can say this
much In ear behalf, that we have given every
effort te the selection of a stock which In all
respects should hare no superior. We con
sider that in this we have succeeded.
We would Call Your Attention te a Special
Line HENBIBTTA8, 11 Shades, All WOOL 40
Inches wide, only S7Kc a vara.
mesa are net
the se-called, but the gennlne imported
goods. The low price la our secret. Tne qual
ity Trill meet your every expectation. These
who will leek ever our large and varied as
sortment of Henriettas, bethln Black and Cel.
ered, will eease te wonder at the
innnnliLHtnr
thla familiar dress material. If anything
could be neater and mere desirable for wear
than a dress of these goods we have yet te see
We Offer Catching Bargains In Mew rail
Dress Goods
A rn 7e, loc, 15c, aic
Ail ic, liKc 17c, ;bc
This assortment has already received a most
flattering approval from the many patrons at
our establishment Ibeae goods open the
purse strlnga. 1 here Is no resisting the styies
aud qualities.
Special Assortment nf BLACK DBE88
GOODS and BLACK MIXED GOODS, In Lew,
Medium and Fine Qualities, at prices that
stamp them as inducement.
You'll very seen leek at your wardrobe and.
And that you ought te get a new SHAWL.
Mew. whether It be a Single or Deuble Blanket
or Thibet uhawl, you'll And Just what yen
want In our ateck.
These WHITE 8FBE ADS we have been tell
ing you of for the past week are going rapidly.
Enough left If you hurry.
Bilk flushes and Batlna for the million.
Flannels, Blankets and Comforts.
Last, but net least, we would like yen te ex
amine our Ladles' Merine (Winter) Yeats.
rnce,S7Keeach.
-BEMEMBBB-C
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
angis-lvd
NOTICE TO TKKHPABHKH8 AMI
QUNMSB8.-.A11 persons are hereby ter.
bidden te trespass en any or the lands of the
Cornwall and Speedwell estates ta Lebasea et
Lancaster counties, whether Incleses, or uaia uaia
clesed, either ter tie purpose of akoeUag or
Oihlnjr, aa the law will be rigidly eatereea
against aU trespassing en said lands of tea) on en
designed after this notice;
Vfsr0OIjffisJI nBIMAaT,
a rssu s uuui
libw. e. fbeImse,
AVsHESf S IU fcvTssSS
The People's Gash Stere
NEWBOSTONSTORE
r'
J.