PWPtt61 ?7P TTi r-"fu T..n LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1888. SstSsRB! P. W m&k j tr i; i tnm . i n.r Irru.resca u served by earner. te IMS elir ad surrounding town, ler 10c ' Ik Mk, Hr But b.x a yew t per month, it IirrKXiaMrcw, Eight Pages, ll-M ter matt. Bpcclmen copies eni THE INTXLLIOKHCKR, Lancaster, Pa. "he Daily Intelligencer. 5 AHGATR, SEPTEMBER Tl, 18S3, reiitiMi riy. S The Senate Republicans say that they t Mid te take their time te prepare their sUrlfl bill, and that they will net be hur t-ted by the Heuse. That Is very well ; ;tiky should take all the time they need ; liMt they should net take any mere man ?! . Thpnunttlnn of interest is &3 1 why they need se much as they take ; jbW the fair suspicion is that they need it r political ends. The senators are sup. 1 te be statesmen ana nave aeunue pfpialens upon the tariff question and ?ield net need much time te put tfcetr views into the shape of a bill. EK The Republican senators undertook te "A . - -. T...l. jvnpare sucn a measure, niter urn iveyuu. & ncn representatives had declined te em. the opportunity which was tint "ffwwted te them. The Heuse Republl. bad no geed reason te gtve as 10 l&- they should net oppose the Deme- rmtie measure wiin one or ineir own. jJjThey contented themselves with talking I voting against the Mills bill, aeclln- Pt te say hew the tarid should be iMMnded ; the reason being, as every ene lieves. that they were either unable te K.ree aoeuc is or metiaui it ueiwr iiuhu- reNl policy net te pin themselves down te k'jfltlCUUlbC UUiU 1C1UIU1 p-Ul'U-iW-ju ;. The need tariff reform was rtamuteu M U sides. There is a treasury Burplus ail.i ha nraannf tarlfP Intra whlph If. Is JX1----...! ..... I -.,, riM.a Tftnulill. VUUVWtu U1UBU -O UWKUI AUD KJUU ana of the Senate, in view of this situa tien, determined that it was net possible $ far them te avoid the duty of Baying what the amendment should tie; and tley un- Jertoek te prep ire a bill. But they seem te have yielded se much te the policy of the Republicans of the IIouse as te pre 1 jsese delaying their declaration until after .jV sac vinuuu. S. The situation new shows the Deme n-'.eratle party with a definite tariff poliey, r which la the object of assault by the lie nbllcans In the Delltlcal campaign, of l&whlch thev make It the chief issue. It DL. llia Dantittlljinn nnrtn twit limit, aiintl KS; policy, its representatives in the Heuse WWV.-. -1 -!-. - t.lll -.! fB-Vmg uecil-UU Ul jircimitJ n uiii, nuu HPtBeee in tne senate reiusing te ue u m &.. . .. ...., .... wjBe xer me peopie te cempare me suultlnna nf tlin twn nartien lwfnrn the IW- .. .!. -1.m !.. it. a ta .Unl.ln It... nuuu uea jjiu-e wu in w ueviuu .- policy of the country for lour years. h- v naer vneBe circumstances is is nei uie &Tm.. ., t ntn ttinf lilirrlaj tlia lla. Jiviuuviawu ynkvj ..umv .iu...uw v..u ..-- gvpaDiican Benuvure m me jui'.iuiu.iuu of their bill, but it is their necessity ; ?At thv vnnM nrncervA tliplr nplf-rp.inpRt. f and have a rag of reputation for courage iisd sincerity, or Inave a chance for their ;" rtv success in November. Tlie ceun- try is net going te trust a party te govern i k, mat tears 10 ueciare us pone. , or mu is unable te asree about it. Aud the Re. As pabllcan hesitation in the prePjAeiT-f v'a tariff bill is born ofbethjUtfSo causes ; jjtl1jalapi?gfiiwTatever they de- f.eure YJiSJ&fii'tKm morethan nedeclur- KLllJ -r1 h flnrl eiifh niiTlr-ul rH(Tir ., U" ..v ' -- -" - nees of opiulen in ineir numuer mat they cannot reach a unanimous con cen con leaton upon vital points. And se it Jlf'cemes that with the tiirlff issue made the ... . .... . ., T 1.11 Saieioneei una cnmiiuign iue itqiuuii can party is without a policy of tariff reduction, though Congress sits nml its representatives tire called en te devlse such a reduction; a mere cemplete ex hibition of political palsy could net be. The Alarm of the Seuth. Wild alarm has seized the Seuth nml f,u,- iu towns are uarricauing Hgainai. iue yel low fever in the most inhospitable way. B.fTK cities that are seized empty n'AD fbemselves of the'.r population, net withstanding, with great rapidity. cfe hundred and fifty people left. fe 'Fortunately for them they are allewed te m land when they get te the Ohie. The towns below Louisville will net let the -& twlna efrtr. . nrnn rrrt llirnnnll Hinlr wsjiue ei.u Ul Oll.ll f iMvua, vMa.a fe,- borders, at less speed than mteen or v,. - ' . .,. . . sweaty miles an hour, bnetguns ana a.ll I SVld- 1 AAH -h-hl -t V fllflA fk Lfi suiiw e-p CVC1JT UllDUUK, UUU UIOU 1U. pi Trade is piralyzed and markets nbeliRhed. a ereiy jbjiew i-vur euuiuu iiueu dulii prostrating influence. There should be a way te check It without making whole U AAecimnnlHAi fntinmnn nnfl Atnnnincrnnm. L"?C nnliatinna y?t ntv afimtlrl ntuih tta i. gates te everyone, because some ether city pestilence within It. The. remedy should be applied where it exists ; there quarantine is right , and this Is the gov ernment policy. p at is Decause me policy uas pariiauy & failed in keeping the disease from coin 's1., in out of Flerida that te sreat alarm prevails in ether communities; the plague sticks fast wherever it has once trot a foothold and every city dreads it. The & -icltiaien of the disease in Flerida has l-:'t been successful, nctwithstandlng the bf -i-oreus and strict efforts of the United i ." I- .L ... . - . . . , states HuiuurnitB. xuitciuu persons SSfQ cvaueu we iuaiauuuu. u awn have just been arrested in Tew Yerk, who came through in the wnfugee train after having given their e& T: ... . -.. . "taa requuea ten aays. eir eniy cuae is that they thought their lives of , mere value than their word. Such gen. Wteel treatment et an affected nouulatlen & !-., 111 t .,- .. . ' . vrtucubij nmuui uu iue wurK, people 5.ST1U get away from lntectien if .tiav ftn. m1 nirRlpnl ra1-t p-.r.-.' " : ,: : : r " " x jmuKiXBeaij vu pievcuw 110 Bureau, xer- taeately the season et frrst is at baud 'iad no . rpat Buread of the dispasn Is tirnti. ?l. Imf'. ttm fcTncirlflnfta nf thta .nn 'heuld serve te secure better protection " te the country from the health author!- ' Ilea hereafter. The Empfrer's Diary. The publ'catleu of the diary of the late gf 3Eperer Frederick mikes a great seesa- in (lermany aud England. We JMak that the royal permission must fpe been secured for the publication, iJBMffa t direct etlect u te glorify the wnperer at the expense et Ilismarck, establishment of the empire has f'ls Iwfin resarded as the cretrnln- rf of Bismarck, and it is shown Ibis diary that Frederick, then feawa prince, rsauy aeserveu all tne lit for the adoption of the idea by the ! ani clta-ceUer who strongly opposed SefUafa fif, aed our 0 wn reports by wny of England, wcre a few mentliB age full of tales of the unfllial conduct of the present emperor, and his devotion te Bis marck, and yet be permits the publics publics tlen of matter that greatly honors his father, and takes from the chancellor credit that he has been receiv ing for years without pretest. Ihe correspondents are trying te cover their confusion by saying that a certain Karen Roggenbach,an intimate friend of the late emperor, is responsible for the publication and that Emperor William knew nothing at all about it, all of which Is difficult te believe in view of the close surveillance of the press in tter-lm,a-dtheanneuncem:nt that mere et the dUry will be published. German paper's complain of the publicity given te state secrets. It is shown, for instance, that a letter from the king of Bavaria inviting the king of Prussia te assume the imperial dignity, was drafted by Bismarck. It Is also shown that the Germans at Versailles actually considered the division of France, the king of Belgium te rule a portion with the title of King of Prance. It states that Napeleon while a prisoner in Germany proposed an alliance with Germany for war against England. This last is quite astenlshln.. The fallen ruler must have been even then liave had fever in bis brain. lUn news from the Cen no appears te work In a peculiar manner, Iniiead of dliceuraglnK the parlies Interested in Stan ly'a rxpedlllen It appears te spur thorn te mere vigorous ellerts te get at ulmerlils remain., and aeeral expeditions te that vast wilderness are reported well under preparation. Ttie tiutb Is that aave for the bare fact of the muriler et Majer Bar. ttelet and hi lieutenant, we liave nothing but wild rumor te build gueaaes en as te Stanley's late. Tlppe Tibia qulte tee in telligent te murder an euemy under elr enmstancea that would lead the whites te auxpect him. The Kuropeaua en the Uonge have beeti very profitable and pleaiant te Tlppoe,und, belng Ignorant et the beautlts of a home market aa expounded by high tarlll men, he preleta te aell his Ivery te fornlgeera who ean't raise It easily at home. Anether curleua phase of this African busi ness la the total eollpaaef Kinln Bey by Utaeley. The latter was said te have gene te the rollef of the former in aplte of the fact that when last heard from Kmln did net need relief. And new no one -ethers abent the fate et that remarkable AnitrlaD, and thechlel Intere.t I In the bold Ameri can who Insisted upon relieving him. Kmln has turned Mehamedan and that may partly account for hlsiatlure te arouae the Interest duote his wenderful career aa a nalentlit, explorer and clvlllzer of Africans. PUitSONAIi. Oknkuat. Hr.oMeN, ex prCHldent of Hnytl, iiKlylnKln I'-rla. 1'itANOis W. II10R, ex-Unltcd States eenkut te 1 na(iin, Uled of parslvalii, at Haen, M hI no, en Htur(lsy, rk- 73 year. Mns. ltieitAitt) A. 1'noeTon, the widow of the HHtrmiemer, aallua Ireui Nbw Yerk for Kurope In tlie stoamer Auranln en Sat urday. J. U M. Cunnr, Unlteil Hlates tnlnlnter teSnln, lies ukiiihI his pest owing talll liFaltii, Rud rotuiued te bis home ln'Vlr glnlt. -"tr UievLKii Dami-jhR," of noneybrook, who wen the. Hntftie 100 mile raoe In nlne hours, lonUnlue iwunUa In weight durlnir tbe oejjJohL tuiHUOi- Irki.and. of Minnesota, who fi'erkeil nml tiimke for Illalne In 1881, Is new "ri ementa RUppener of 1'reulUent CloveUnd os thore Is living." Jeh.n O. HiiiLr., Bgod72,tbosonlormom Bged72,tbosonlormom Bgod72,tbesonlormom bo r of tlie well-known ear uulldiug llrm of J. O mill it Ce., Phlladelphla, la ilea.l. Mr. Ilrlll wrb very well known In railroad circle, hnvltig built ears ler nearly overy railroad In the United HUttB. Tbe cars upi by the ljtncKHinr atreet railways wero manufaeturcd by his firm. Uoleniu. McOi.inu: has ohallenRod Hen Hen ater (Jenpur "te oebale thn tarlll lunue, nseh In his own way, at two mtteilnus In M-dln, both te tm pretlded ever by Jehn llroeinall, and tmtb te be held undur the aimplndsef the DnmoeMtloand Kepublleuu local elubf." Mr. OoeHir ncenpted and tbe prollentH of the oluhernaiilzitlons have united In a call for tiidetitiKs at tbe oeurt bouse, the Uist te be addrensi'd by Oelanel MeUUire, Friday nlfibt nixt, Mr. Ooepor te reply en Friday nlRht, October 6th. The clubs will turn out en both occasions. Rkv. Jehn Holsten and Mrs. Matilda I'Jemm wero inarrled at Marshal, Illinois, en Friday. The groom Is .2ycaraeld, of medium height, and welghs about ISO peuudc, whlla the brlde Is nearly Blx feet tall, weighs fully "0, andlsoleae te 80 years et age. Hhe has a JOn aeveral yeara elder than her new husband. Uolaten claims te bs a proaeber or the Damp Damp Damp bolllte denomination. Ue has lived In Wabash tewiiBhlp a little ever three yeara Mrs. tlolsten Is an old resident of Wabash township, and owns a geed farm. m m Why Incur Tertnr ? nv dlrcEantlng cleanliness et the teeth and thin eucenraglng their decay, when BO'.O HUNT, Nlilehiaarllgnttul le ule. prevents the possibility of toelhanho, by keening tlie teeth la health. Ne ene who has net used this pop ular nrtlcte ein lonunnadequtte Idea of hew much Improvement defective teeth ere mi ceplltilu HOZOUONr la tnllnltely tobapre ferrid teabraalpg tDeth powders, ltpreseives the teeth, net scratches the onamel. WAXAMAKKK'ti 1'niLiDKLrnt-, Monday, Sepl. 21, Utt'. OPENING ! DRESSES, WRAPS AND JACKETS. Today a first leek at the new things for Women's, Children's and Infants' wear. A Spring of planning, a Summer of do ing, and new the harvest. The best wit of the world comes te the front in this display. By all odds the biggest, best exhibi tion of the kind we ever made. Bady Clethes What for the Baby ? Everything. Nothing tee fine or tee beautiful ; or you can shade off te things without a bit ei extravagance in them. Whether money be plenty or scarce, the clothes must be get, and we mean that here shall be the place te get them. There are new things from Paris, Vienna, Londen, where net ? Odd shapes ; pretty coats; practical, low-priced dresses a world of styles, for every day or show-off time. It Is some thing te have a store where whatever mamma any mamma wants for Iter Baby'e wear can be had without fret or hag gling. Quiet corners, geed at tention, full lines in the widest variety. The ready-made things, no odds hew fine, or well made, or well haped, or rich in design, don't always suit. There are plenty of Babies you knew that only exclusive things are geed enough for. We had that in 8' ,mi. mind. Our Special Order De partment comes In there. Wc show te-day some of the work it turns out. Nothing sheppy about these styles; nothing humdrum or commonplace. Original ideas or your own notions. Say the word. S M i s s e s' and Children's Dresses and Wraps. Never before se well prepared with Dresses and Wraps ler Misses and Children, or with Beys Kilt Suits and Kilt Overcoats. Sparkle, brightness, novelty in the stuff and in the make of al most every garment, but the practical, use side has net been lest sight of. The things are net simply pretty or dashing, they are sensible and .servicc ble. We have gathered them from the fashion centres of the world. Take Children's Coats : 25 Hungarian styles 50 French styles 30 English styles 25 Viennese styles Heme styles besides. Most of them te be found in no ether store. And the same way with Ulsters, Dresses, Kilts, and whatever belongs te children and big girls. Scheel-time, play time, or dress-up-time outfits. Was ever se much cutencss put into Kilts ? English, French and our own designs, as well as first pick from the best Ameri can manufacturers. Original suggestions, new ideas, and finest work in the Order Department. Ladies' Costumes, Wraps, Jackets and Jerseys. The event of the season in these things is at hand. Yeu have Deen waiting te see wnat wc would de. This morning we invite you te the largest and best display of the kind wc ever made. Costumes, Wraps, Jack ets, Raglans, Ulsters, and Jer seys. Rich stuffs, medetuffs, best stuffs. - WcHiavc reached into all the "famous fashion spots en both sides the Atlantic and brought in the iirst cheesing of every thing worthy. Among them are marvels of elegance and taste prepared exclusively for us. Count the styles by the thou sand. Te half describe them would fill the paper. New beau ties from every point of look ing. We have gathered the things for this exhibition with the greatest care. It strikes the keynote of a season's trade. It shows you hew the pulse of the Fashion world is beating. Many of the styles and stuffs you will see nowhere else. Full of the brightest thought. Full of hints that every lady will appreciate. Even the rarest things are here at small prices, consider ing the cost of getting them. As for the mere modest things, count what cloth, and trimming and work will come te and you will sec hew extravagant the home-made garments are. Our buyers have scoured the Mar kets of the World for what you can see in an hour or two. A wilderness of the quick, easy, always-welcome Jackets and Jerseys. Newest shapes from wherever the best could be had. Novelties almost with out number. We have had many notable Catherines of these graceful garments, but never before anything se com pletely geed. All the things will bear look ing at. They are net simply a show let, thrown together for an occasion ; there is merit in every one. Yeu have never before had such a comprehensive, tasteful, meneyful collection of Dresses and Wraps within your reach. The entire Chestnut Street side ei the store (second story) is aglow with their brightness and cheeriness. JOHN WANAMAKER. VOMVLKX10N fO WD Mi. e MPIiKXlON 1'OWDKK LADIES WHO VAUK A UKFINKl) CUM1M.KXION MUST US- POZZONI'S MEDICATED. COMPXEXIOI POWDER. It tin nam a brilliant transparency te the tklQ. iiemeveaall pimples, truckles and Ols. coleratlout. una uitkug trie skin delicately tett and Ueauutui. ltcentatng nolluie. -hi te, lejd or ar-uute In three shades, pink or doth, whlte and brunette IOU BALK IS. All Druggist- and Fancy Goods Dealers tverywere. aprTiva:-0 IA"08'- WANAMAKBll'U CKEMCK'S MAHDRAKK FILLS. J. Bchenck'B Mandrake Fills, -re liiueus and mvaa court, UHTi. c OUKNCK8 MANDKAKEI'ILLH. Echecck's Mandrake Pills, 111 t.lOUS AND LIVItt OOktFIiAIMTS. tiyl710w IVUAUUU. e LI) HONKHTY. 1HOUH l'O.U-AHURAHD Old He 11 est 11 WIU be founds cetnbtnatien net always te be bad, A riNK qUALITT OF FLUO TO tl AC CO AT A UKAtONABli- t'KlC-. Loek for the red H tin tag ea oaeh plug. FIRST-0LA8S AATIOLE -1N- Chewing Tobacco. DON'T r AIL TO OtVK Old Honesty A F Allt TUIAL. Askyonrdealerforlt. Uon'ttakeanyethor. JNO.FINZER&BROS. LOUIBV1LL.H, KY. HOOTU AND alie Ha. W-WfclSSOJS VfcMV---' F I00T WEAK. Ready New I Yis. NOW KKADY, with my Complete Hec It if UOTS, 8IIOKS and KU11I1-U8 for rail and WltHer Wear. Nevor before did I have such a LaraeMid Varled Stock of the Very Il'st tbe the Market AtTirfls and Harked and lintck Belling .rices. Alse I call ) enr attentlen te my "' $3.00 GILT EDGE SHOE. Thli H ene of the host Throe-Hellar Shee for men that Is mafle today. Call and see them ; It beats all ethers. D. P. STACKIOUSE, (UNK.-ltlC-8T01t.i 80 Ss 30 BAST KINO, BT. LANOASTKK.l'A. sBVlyd-W B OOTS AND SHOES. -WK AUK UKirAILlNG- BOOTS - BOOTS -AT- WHOLESALE PIIICES, Hew Can We De It? lOUll-Ti'K' WKWI1.LEXPLAIN. Alter the last Heet 8men we bought fllty fllty nlne (ft I) 'rm3 of Youths' Ueys' and lien's I umts ut 11 1'rlvate AttlKnuecale. ter Spot cash, nt such t xcuvfllnuly 1 ew Prlces that we can new mil ynu thorn Htitnll at lingular Wholesale 1'ilces, aud yet tnake preflt enough te keep us olive. We Can Sell Yeu: Youths' Solid Kip Heets, altos 11 te IS, for II ; ru.nlar prlre, II Ml and I .7) liu a' Heavy Heets, sizes 1 te B, for 11 00, f 1 85, $160. II 71 unit 12.10 Men's ttelfd Kip 00018,81X8161011-, II 60.11 73 and IUO 1 iviiularprlrp. It no. t. and 12 60 our iioets ler 12 68 una is 00 we defy anyone In the county or Btule te beat ler - It, Dura bility and filei We could maui an lmmenee 'profit en these 63 Cases of Heets by selling them at the old prices, buteur motto It Qciick Sales and Small Profits. We have stuck te It, nnd te our " Kuln" et giving our customers the advantugn of our lmrch'iBi-H W lnve the turnout stock of 1 mill 1', Missus' and Children's Heavy aee and ltutten ihees for rail and Winter Wear In tlie city, (which we dely any of our competi tors te dispute) at prices te suit the times, t nil In toate themwhetber you wish te pur. clme et net, as we consider It no trouble te show goods at the prlees we sell them. The One-Fiice Cash Heuse, FREY k ECKERT, The Leaders of Lew Prices IN BOOTS & SHOES, Ne. S Eifit King Street, ANCA8TKU.rA. s-Ptore closed ovary evening at 6 p. m., ex cept buturday and Monday, HARD KKKOHWra. rjO . 6 KWSMAN'S reu Ladics'Celluleid Cellars & duffs. (X.MPAI-N ECKTIES AND IiOVELTIES AT-UISMAN-. N OTIOE TO OLUBH. ri.AQS 11V.NNKU3 AND IllDUKS MAD- TUOUUEU, AT ERISMAN'S, NO 4JWKSTKINO RTlt-KT. 35 PKO0IAMAT1ON Sl'KClAl. OITYKLECTIOW. Thn rju .lined i lectors of thu Third Ward et theclt) of LancHst r am hereby noticed that an oleo Ien will he hel.l In the rJhlrd Ward at theutuil plare of helrtluir gnnnrul elections, en TUnHuAV.SeptemDeraj, 18t. between the hours of 7 a. ui,and7p in, forthepurpnaael electing one u ember et Common Council, te till vstanny occasioned by the resignation ei Henry K.Greff. Given under my hand this 15th day of Sep tember. A. Jl,. lu. Jtew. aeeKEx.IT, usrec. BMW mVOBM. B. MARTLET ft OO, Bench Shew In the basement next week, and dogs et all kinds will be represented. Grey hounds, Spaniels, Fugs, English Mas tills, Beagle Hounds, Gorden Setters, English Bull Pups and a dozen unknown breeds. The large Greyhound will be glren te the person guessing the closest te his weight. Five casks of Arlington Dinner Seta were unpacked te-day, and a dozen new decorations are here te cheese from Crazing or surface cracking are unknown te the Arlington Ilard-Seml-Fercelaln. New Chamber Seta decorated by the re newned China Decorator, Jesse Dean, are here, and a special pattern called the "Doulton," is a remarkable set for $12.60, slop jar included . A special price of 14.00 was placed en 25 Chamber Sets yesterday, and they must be seen te be appreciated. Aeut half of the let have slop jars included. Crate of English Chamber Seta at $2.60, ten pieces. Just opened, we en display, and eight patterns te cheese from. All New. J. B. MARTIN & CO. 0 UARLK3 STAMM'S Bosten Stere I 85 and 37 North Qneen St. (Opposlte the 1'ostcfflce ) Grand Opening TO-DAY ! CARLOADS OF GOODS. DHKSS GOODH, VELVETS, DBESS BILKS, UDERWEARI HOSIERY, BLANKETS, TABLE LINENS, CALICO, SHAWLS, CASHMERES, HANDKERCHIEFS. CORSETS, RUOHINGS,. PANT GOODS, FLANNELS, ' COLLARS, RIBBONS, GINGHAMS, LACES, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES. ALL NSW GOODS ueuQUT reu CASH. WILL BE SOLD OflEAP. Big Bargains AT BOSTON STORE. 35 and 37 North Queen St. (Oppetltethe Postefflce.) Chas. Stamm auyis-ly UUXBtiUWAKB. H IGH MARTIfl. FRUIT JARS, JELLY TDMBLBEP, JELLY JARPi AT L0WK8T OAill -IG-8, AT CHINA HALL. The L10UTN1NQ F0UIT JAB. the lleitln the Market, In . Ints, Quart and llalfOallens. MASON JAU3 In all sites always en hand at bottom prlees. HIGH & MARTIN, Ne. 15 last King Btrttt, LAJIOAITU. .4. I DRY UOODB , LL-WOOL HHAWIiS. Te the Ladies --keism, F , sepu n, lata. W kavsjnit received enr Till and WlntorStee-Of ALL-WOO-BH-W-S. Bratkf.it Shawls, SOX. SLOP, ll.M. Misses' Scheel Sb-wls, M.ea L-flle' Deuble Shswls, SS.7S. site, 1800, (SJO, 17 BO. Stegie Bh-vlsjntt tall the price. -very wl warranted net te spot try balna used la the rain, .his Is the only make of shawl that cam be warrant-. Come and see them. Ask te see our Ladles' coats, Wrapt and Jackets, aVHe Trouble te Shew Goods. JehnS.Givler, 6 & 8 Ferth Queen Bt, LANCASTXE, FA. -lane-ivdAw rAOBR A BROTHER. FALL AND WINTER Dress Goods! The Novelties in Dress Fabrics for the Pall and Winter Season. Oriental Robes in all new colorings, with 18 Inch and narrow borders, in Cashmere and Oriental Shades en plain grounds. Cashmere Feule Robes, with sidebands contrasting or matching. Eeglish Serge Robes with borders, narrow and wide, in combinations of Silk and Weel. French Twilled India Cleth Robes; in new shades of Gray, Blue, Mahogany, Brown and Green, with Black Silk Woven Borders. Combination Suits in English Tweeds, with stripes for lower skirts, plain ma terial te match for Drapery and Basque. different width Combinations of stripes. Alse choice lines et Plain, Twilled, Diagonal and Corded Materials. Mourning Goods. 25 & 27 West King Street, ANCASTK,PA J. HARRY STAMM. It's Wonflerfully Astenlshlne what HubImsj Is IStlng Dene at the J. HARRY STAMM, Frep. (formerly Partner in Dissolved -irm cf Blamm Bres.) KKMOVKD TB.OU. MOB. 33 A 37 KUKTU QUKKN -TBBXT TO TUB New Bosten Stere, NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE, (etween Seuth Queen A last King fits.) Uetnember we are thn New Bosten Mern Netice We brought with 111 (from 8) au0S7 NoithQueen strict) when we moved, a Large Letet UKHNANTS OF Dress Goods, Benis are reaienable, ethers a little onto! season. We WIM, -KLL, urr this let of Dress Goods at about and evtn lees than half cost. When Preparing for Winter, Ceine and See what we are Ofleilng in UNDERWEAR. A row frlces May Interest Veu. 87K Each for a Ladles' Xxtia Quality Merine Vest 87X0 Kaeu (or Men's Kxtra Vests. Quality Merine 4ie Kach for I sales' Merine Vests, the like of which we never seen. BCe Kach for Ladles' Merine Vests, equxl te any leruiezly sold at62Kc FLANNXL8 BHOULD NOT B fOUUOTTXN. All-Weel Heavy Bed Twilled Flannel, 20c, 25c, toUJXea jaia. yiDO white risnnels aBpeciilty. Black Cashmeres and I Black Uenrlettas at LOWKST 1'UIUKS -AT- STAMM'S STORE, MO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE. mm BROTBER NEW BOSTON STORE fALAOM Of ITABBlOir. ASTRlOffB PALACE OF FASHION, 13 East King Street. Lancaster, Pa. OPENING OF MILLINERY. This week we have received, marked, and put in stock the largest stock of Millinery Goods ever brought te,this city. Our assortment of Felt Hats has never been se large, and we have made special efforts te mark them at prices which will astonish you. Fancy Wings and Feathers in endless variety, and en these also we have put the very bot tom prices se as te please you in every way. Our Ribbon department has been acknowledged the largest and most complete in the state, net excepting the larger cities. In Fancy Ribbons mere espe cially we excel all ethers; and there as well as en all ethers se called fancy stock, we stick te our motto. Quick sales and small profits. A leek at our stuck and comparison ei prices with these of ether stores will at once convince that for Rib bons we are headquarters. We have the largest assort ment and the lowest prices. New D r e ss Trimmings ; second large invoice ; this time all the newest colors at 37 and 75c. a yard; cord and silver mixed, all colors. Silver and Geld Trimming, 50c. a yard, was 75c. last year. Our stock of Coats for Ladies' and Children is com plete new. Yeu are invited te come and inspect it. in inis aepanmeni we nave always been the Leaders, but this season we have made extra efforts, and claim te have a much better assortment and generally lower prices than at any pre vious season. Come and see for yourself. Merine Underwear for chil dren, all sizes in five different qualities, from 10c. apiece up. ASTRICH BROS. WJ.TVUMB. vwCIJJwti..'Sfe UPHOIAL. WATCHES for Fanners and Ballreaders, 14 Karat Geld rilled BOSS Cases, Klgln Works, S20 each. Jeb Let. Best Watch and Jewelry ttepalrlng. 8pectcles,yeKlassesan-Optical Goods. Cor reel time daUy, by telegraph only plaee In the city. LOUIS WEBER, Me. lUX N. Queen Bt, opposite City Hetel. Mear Penn'a Dertet- w ATOH REPAIRING. WATCIBJPAIBISG A Watch Is the most delicate and Intricate piece or mechanism made by man.and the one that receives the least attention, xeur steam engine, your wagon receives mere. it Is an established fact that there are mere Watches ruined by the average Watch Re pairer than by the Watch Carrier. We have a Watch In our possession made by the undersigned 1 this, coupled with an X PKBIBNU-Or -lUHTZKN rilHsATIH BkncU. enables us te turn ent work or the Highest Qrade at reasonable prices and with satis tactien te our custemers. Would respectlully Invite a trial, CHAS. S. GILL, Watchmaker & Jeweler, NO. 10 WBBX KINO ST., LANOASTIB. PA. w ATOHKS. Lew Prices! Quick Sales! Goods Marked at Fast Selling Figures at this Season. eue stock or WATCHES Is very large and comprises everything In -old,bllverandMlckei. priers will surprise you. Our aim Is te glve yen the V BUY BKBT value (or the money possible. And we de It. Hen Magnetic watches a specialty. WALTER C. HERE, Ne. 101 North Queen Street, LANCABT-E. PA. nl-ttfl MAOHINMKT, jriK-t TRAL. MACHINE WORK& FOR SALE CHEAP FOB IMMEDIATE DKLIV-BY. One 1W H. P. Xnglne and Beiler combined. One 4 11. P. -nitine and 6 U. P. Beiler, en baie. combined. one 4 U. P. eecend-Uand Vertical Xnglne, with or without Beiler. one 5 U. P. rtew Horizontal Engine. Own make. Engines and Boilers of every size and de scription. Several Botary Ventilating Fans, suitable ler shop or ofHce use. Alse valves, fittings. Pipe, Brass and Iren Cocks and aud a lull line steam Uoeds and En glneers' Supplies. . Machine work, Pattern Werk, Brass Cast ings, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Etc Etc GOOD WOBK. BXABONABLK CUABQE8. PBOMPTNE88. Central Machine Works W. F. CUMMLXGS, PreprIetr, N08. IS A 1M NORTH CHRISTIAN BT, LA-O-traa, pa. 'I a iv i- - j .- f rK .
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