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'::Z LANCASTER DAILY INTELUGENCER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1888.
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THJt IHTXLLIQKNCKB,
Lancaster, Pa.
Dally Intelligencer,
taAMCABTIB, 8BPTBMBBB SB, 16SS,
"V? AbxIsbs ( Be Kicked.
ter Chandler stirred up the Senate
iVYery efaaraeterlsUe way when he
fcted the old charges of intimidation
negrees in Louisiana and asked for
MlttM of inquiry. Chandler Is a
who resorts te small devices
no idea of decency or honor.
::
'wanted te make a statement that
be effective in the campaign, and
old think of nothing but a fresh re-
I of Southern outrage. This has been
publican stock in trade for many
I, but in this campaign has been gen
ily lest sight of under the newer issues
1 upon the country by the aggres
l altitude of its bold president. Sena-
Sherman, when he was running for
presidential nomination, undertook
letlve the bloody shirt business, but
t notably peer success ; and since he
we laid en the shelf, he has net Had
fh interest in the campaign te ex
k'fitmaalr
te find Issues for it.
a livelier and smaller
f-!. .
ier js
p, iuiu iiu eiJcvuutjr una niwuyn uccu
em outrages. He has been pelltl.
Mlly bred en them and they have been
Zpm& and meat te him. lie was a chief
' -- -
fetek in the Tilden count-out, and has
S keen up te his elbows in all the rascally
'sWttlc of the Republican manaetrj for
i since the war.
b&hA Rinthttrfi BAnnf ah. n.Aitnl'AJ
'rMv wHHiwu nvuawie tciu flUVUIlUU
answering the little rapscallion,
i delighted him and was just what
l wanted. Senater Coke sutrnested that
si calked' as though he wanted te be
I, which the presiding officer thought
i.tt be a remark out of order ; but it was a
t correct diagnosis of Chandler's (lis-
lltien. Nothing would have sulkd him
rtban te have been distinguished
"nf Coke's kick ; he would have been
I about and might even have posed
l a martyr it he had been kicked hard
h. It was a mistake te dignify the
i with notice.
ILVtM tTIAtlfin tj 1AlrtvaMafi Tnnlalnnn
ffiteetlen methods would hardly have In-
'MMstea the country, which has in past
mJaMhail SO milfth nf flint, mnrl. nf Intrant!.
k'flMten ladled out te it. What it has net
learned about Southern wroneuinlntr In
Saaw- a .-.. ..- - .....
,, kneubjr jojue mat lull ltepuuiicnn
ifarty ruled the country after the war
at be much. It has a chance new te
that there .is wrong-doing In
en matters in the North no less
Raan in the Seuth. Ne sensible person
y ... . . . ... ..
numtu aouet mat tue vote or tne southern
4ire is largely that of the Seuth'
:(wiUte man who empters him -"'
T - . . " iL.
i him. And no ener"""" "D.
n.ln I fc.
110 On-" K"1"
he Bmoleva" ""u 'ew u "uisbib u.oeuuwy ubs Jung vvvu neiea ter its slate
kBaMtfiHUAaUtia ui the reealia of reduce trallle and murderetis brluandane. Urltlah
mnttexatlea. or el tlie president's reetltude
At. mlhe'vetoef rwnalnn tillla. It lailtmnnlttn
..wrhara thav nan .htln vin rraitAivnr
wmA.-zr-"- , : . r -"rssP'Urv
uir Pjj--uBiuiBwrBropeurjj a- ,.
lllendly ear, and are relei'M'K ruyB
laKnftetttumenU In V-Veace -0r.
fgajgytfagr!.' '"'enatDra have
5at' nnki 'tedrvliwft hill for f.tii.
rh-.a'' Motion of -. rtate JentesU
V AMW nf aa .. OinltilrtltlinIn In lTn.
rlgiprojgBi(T?eliffc8. A mayor la te be
jigv.. inyer uewitt Hays no tleea
Twai" tue pmce, uui mat ue win be a
ndldate for It It anyone la put In noral neral noral
SsWtlenforlt whom he does net think lit
!8r the place. And the peculiarity el the
r aitnatien la that he seeing te be stretiR
eugh te dictate the nomination, or te
Weatt.b.e man nominated against him.
The Khw Yerk Democracy Is be numcr-
?.hat it cannot seemlncclr be
iastalned In one organization. Frem a
'aa ou or nunu xammanv Hull lias
iftled the Democrat le roost. Nutumiiir
-1f. Mn.. I. L mi i.
,-," tnci is tuuuit, j.uen it, wea ever-
wnand younger onranlzitlena con.
traUcd the party for a brief time. Hut
.Tammany, purified, haa arisen te Its
Maewnt power and la the prevailing
Democratic organization in the cltv. But
itdoeanet prevail with Maver Hewitt.
ghThe men who control it are clean and
?koeorable : but the mayor does net like
$1 tie controlled, lie la restive under the
sffiawfjr of thn nnranlvaftnYi nnA tm1n..A..
m W.DHM....VU U14 UCUMCO
'tthaX he will take efflce aa mayor again
.Without pledges or premises or Indebted-
i te any man or organization.
fi, Bat tbat is about tbe way he took It
fore. He deea net seem te have done
sreTen asked te de anything by Tarn Tarn
jmey. Doubtless its leaders found it
'fater enmfertnhlA ti tun aIm- .. i.
E - r ..ci vi tug
iH1a A I. -...Ill .
"v " i"ciuie mtyer, wue was ai
?, Taliriirtlln tn hid ntrlH., .,f n. !.-..
asff - ".ma uuk aa a jvcu-
L wy uiuie. .uui ne nas ine laculty of al-
m striking straight,and hitting the bell
r lime be snot, se tbat he has become
pit prime favorite with the New Yerk
kTweswa, wue laugu wnen be tramns
W.Mk the tees of the ble nelitlcal lmss
i--'j - -
nances iinnn tha nrnarah, t..
Jl Blllgnant editors. He Is annarentw
tntag enough te be elected mayor again
m bis record. He may have the
Islet te hlmnnlf nnrl Tummenn Tr,,n a.
jr J- 1 -" -um4u iiUll 13
li it win give It te him. Tem.
y will gain enough by eettini its
feaek np at the performances and sayincs
j-etf inch an honest, high-stepping un-
j,Bnaiea ii.enmey colt as the lnsomnleus
rMjer. ,y
The Indian Bargain.
s u we ae nei manage te bnv thesa In.
fwfcaB lands very toen thera will hnmnrn
tnwUe in driving a bargain, for the
imbxa of the chiefs at the conference
' in sesilen show that they are Ipa.
rBjchew te get Ihe most for what thev
Peer Le's untutored soul has
lithe value of the miehtv dollar.
he wants te knew why he cannnr.
tthte land aa the Great Father at Wash.
t sens it, for tl.25 en acre. Uoeb.
I aew te a treaty that only gives him
leeatsan acre, though even that nrinn
an enormous sum total, He
very well that he can net held his
ItncU of fertile land, and even his
notions of Justice can hardiv
tbe propriety of an arranirn.
ktfcat gives each '.Indian enteral
I acres te hunt ever when theus-
eC white people want a few
te cultivate. He knows thnt
tut cell, and that within
years, because the rallieads are
! their way through that ceuntrv
wonderful Tlger, but be also knows
ttaa United States snuatbtitrnn tlmf
lea strong seBtlssent among the
fTf of falf treatment of
him and an avoidance of wars.
The rising generation strongly rente
nted In the Indian training schools has
learned these things as thorehgly as any
thing else, and we will be asked te pay
mere for the lands with every postpone
ment of settlement that may be made.
Chief Gtass seems te have voiced the
general sentiment when he said that he
believed that this was the last treaty,
and he wanted te make as much money
out of It as possible.
As te the effect of the treaty and the
granting of lands In severally upon the
Indians themselves there is room for
grave doubt. It may prove very diffi
cult te drive the savages te abandon the
old system of tribal ownership and te
make a living from the land, but the
experiment seems worth trying, and In
any case It cannot be much worse failure
than many ether attempts te civilize the
Indiana.
Time te Kellre.
We fear that Judge Kelley has sur
vived his usefulness as a representative.
It is no reproach te him that the in in in
ovltable (weakness of old age has come
upon him ; but he knows that there is a
day when men nre no longer able te be
public servants. Congress has fixed an
age of retirement for tbe officers cf
the army and navy, and congressmen
might be expected te think that there
was an nge at which they themselves had
better retire Judge Kelley has served
efficiently for fourteen terms, but can
hardly be very useful In a fifteenth. We
note tlint the investigation which he
caused te be made in the conduct of
Congressman Stahlnecker, as chair
man of the library committee, has net
only resulted In the vindication of that
gentleman, but has shown that tbere was
no fair cause for accusing htm. We
note again that when Judge Kelley waB
nominated in Philadelphia for Congress
he caused the announcement te be made
from the clerk 's.desk, which was a mark
of senility.
Mn It an dam, fata been unanimously
reneminated for Congress, and will prob
ably conllnne te be tbe only Dsmoeratlo
representative from Philadelphia, wltb
whose protective aentlmenl he Is In
sympathy, Ne ene will question ttat
In bla reluetanca te yield te tbe measure of
tarlll roduetlon which bis Democratic!
oelleaguea In Uengrets demanded, Mr.
Kandall henestly represented bla Immedi
ate oenatltuonte, and that la generally tbe
representative's duty.
A neuT thirty years age a rant dlioevorod
Lake Vloterla Nvatirs In Eastern Central
Africa, and new tbe Imperial British Kaat
Alrlca company has received a obarter coy.: J0i
UIIUBIIWIUillUU UUkVTUOU l---JQlCO SnU
tbe Indian ocean and Knb'e, hmn are Ulk Ulk Ulk
Ingoftbe estatvV' National bank as ganrra
empire. Tlvt Llntner were cattle doaltest
uu iuujvu BbiliTI wua agu. y
fert1'
IS
Chesen by Ihe Print isnt.
Nkw Yerk, SepU 27. A epeelal dlapt
from WMhlnten te JiMh-ltfaWfuiri.'
m fftnmyfa, at .ItJk v.,wat. .V .1. kIJI . .
mwmwe n. ww utu.ia u. me lilie, lur me
1 rule inny be hsuehtr. tvranneus and tin.
lnat. hnl It till hn vaitltr KjiII ik.H
l ln.t alt unA nil Aiina ninHM -..t.-
1 . ... v... ... -UUuiu
I v-tsn-M-ia-noweonipany geed luak and at
lea'tasbareet the same fortune tbat bas
favored ae many English enterprises of tbe
kind.
PEB80NAL.
Ai.imnT 1. Bknd baa been ariolnted
peat in aster at Cerdelia, tbla county.
IIbia'a Ann IiOoicweon baa been mar
ried twloe, la Rraduate of tw0 coijORO ceijORO
and line twloe run for tbe presldeney,
Hen. Jamks L. llr,A0K, of Ohnmbors Ohnmbers
btirg, who dlftt en Tnewday, was burled en
Thursday. He waa an aasoetatn Judge nf
tbe dlstrlet from Dee. 1, 1857, te Dee. 1, 1602.
Kkv. 0K0..WOLVP, D. D., of Myorstewo,
who bas aerved aa a minister for for ever
forty years, waa stricken with apoplexy
wblle holding services and la In a critical
condition.
AiteniiiHHOi'Irtju.AND, of BU Paul, ro re ro
eelveU the palllatn en Thursday. Bishop
Marty, of Dakota, eelebrated pontiBesl
inaae, and Bishop Keane, or Rrobmend,
Virginia, presched the aermen. The pal
lium waa oenforrcd by Bishop Qraee,
Tuemah Ti Jamks, ex-poatmaater gen
em et the United Utaics, in an Interview
In Londen en Thursday, eald he believed
tbat In the near future a postal rate of S
cents en letter and 1 cent en newspapers
would be established between Great
Britain and Amerler.
Gknhuai, Jacou M. OAMrnuLT. dled In
Jehnatuwn en Wednesday, aged CI yeara.
He waa a native or Hemeraet county, was
surveyor general of the atatA in J 805 and a
membsref (JenBreaa In JBSOand 1882. In
1887 he waa chairman of tne Republican
atate convention. During the war he waa
noinnelof the Fifty-fourth l'enuaylvanla
Volunteers.
Dn. H. D. CoesWKLr., of Han Kranoiieo,
who gave Bosten a drinking fountain for
her common, la tarrying In Medway,Maas.,
at present, and called en the mayor of Jios Jies Jios
teu tbe ether day te knew why the oondl eondl oendl
tlona under whleh Bosten aoeepted bla gilt
are net lived up te. Tbe doctor alae tried te
"donate" ene of hla feuntaina te Philadel
phia, but tbe autherltiea dodged the gift
He haa new given te Han Franclaoe a poly pely poly
teohnlo oellegO) with James U. Kennedy as
prealdetit of the Institution, whleh haa
openod with a hundred atndenta of both
80X68, and la expected seen te have a hun
dred mere.
Edward Jurdau TelU a Oel Hlery.
Kdward Jerdan, aolleltor of the United
States treasury during thejadmlntstratlens
of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Jehnsen,
who, aa we have announced, will vote for
Cleveland, aava ; i nave given the tariff
subject great consideration, and have bsen
forced te my present conclusions. 1 knew
many ether Republicans that reel aa 1 de
and will vete aa I propose te vote, and I
have beard of and knew persena'ly a
number of manufacturers In New Jersey
and New England who are net fright
ened by tbe free trade cry and pro
pose te cut loose from their old
party. They are In favor of free raw ma
terial, and bellevelt will extend the market
mr lueir keuus. u ne people are being edu.
ere J up te the tarlll reform standard. The
mere they consider tha question the less
objection they see te tbe reform. I heard a
geed story of a conversation between a Ke-
publican and an Irishman who waa In hla
employ.
Well, Mike, " eald tbe employer,
you are cot going te vote for Cleveland
are you T Yeu weu wouldn't vote for tbe
party tbat would roduee your wages 7 "
' Ol don't knew, replied Mike, Hure,
It the DemceratH were going te reduee my
way yeuraelf. ' '
A Yeuut couple Married le a lialloen.
Proieaaor Allen, who made a balloon as
cension from tbe lair greunda at Providence,
Masi., en 'Ihurdayatternoen,acoompanlcd
bjrMr. and Mra. Kdward T. Davie, vrne
were married in the basket just before
the ascension waa made, landed lu a cedar
swamp In Easten that evening. The bal
loon dragged Boreat the swamp for nearly
two miles, the party being obliged tecllnii
te tbe ropes above tbe basket te keep out of
the water. They were finally rescued by
tbe drag rope being caught by ettlzena Mr.
and Mrs. Divle will proceed en their bri
dal trip by rail.
Sbetrsrs te slang en Nevsiubtr 14,
The death warrants for two murderers
nave liven algned by Governer Heaver.
Win Hhewerr, who killed hla two grand-
aena, will be banged at 1 ban en en
Wednesday, November 11, and Oeeme
Clarke, tbe Greene county murderer, will
S??,,lrilU orJme en Sallews en the'
211 of November.
A Lebanon Brewery nerned.
Ttie Yoet brewery and flve adjoining
dwelling henaee In Lebanon were destroyed
by Ore eaTnursday evening. Tlie Hemes
oemmenoed In tbe brewery, which had net
been In operation for notne time, and are
D
anpneaea te neve oeenei incenniary origin.
The low l catlmated at 110,000 te f 15,000,
pertly Ineured.
am
Bsgln acerly in UN
te cloame the Meth with BOZJDOMT, and
yen will be repaid In maturer yrara end Tery
probiblyinese.br tbe positeslen of sennd
molars and Inclteri, whleh will give yen a
morn yentbf nl leek tban yen would otherwise
hare, and enable yen le chew wlthent Incur
ring the penalty of a toothache. And when
yen have children, me the same fragrant prep
aration and they will baveample cause te be
gratefnl te you. Don't emit It for a slog-today.
WANAMAKHR'H
lBitiDxr.mtA, Crlday, Sept. 23, li&8.
Opening of Dresses and
Wraps.
Display of Rich Dress Goods.
Exhibition of China.
They are foremost te-day. A
stereful of things hardly a jet
behind.
Dresden Table Linen at bar
gain prices ! About as strange
as reld dollars at a shave. The
wonderfully fine and beautiful
Linens that every lady hopes
some time te have. There is
just one thing that drags this
let of these famous Linens te
lower prices the patterns are
a bit large. Maybe you won't
think se. Dresden doesn't.
Seme people de, and we drop
twenty-five per cent, rather
than argue the question, They
would cost you mere at the
loom side. Tablecloths, with
5 H ant Napkins te
match.
All the ether Table Linens
Irish. Scotch, German. Get
where they were made ; pat
terns picked from the choicest.
Here's a German Damask 60
inches wide. Bleached, clean,
clear yarn without roughness
or bark or knots, and the price
56 cents ! Napkins te match,
$1.10.
All through Linens we give
the same advantages as in
Damasks.
-54
BenjfficSutw.
Many of our Blankets are the
same from year te year. We
knew them as well as one
friend knows another. The
6-lb. all-wool Blanket we sold
last year for $5 we sell this
year fer4. It was a famous
'BJankct at $5 ; it is sensational
at $4. The weight doesn't
come from sogginess. Light,
fluffy, yet firm and full el body.
A big, generous .Blanket, wide
enough te tuck in and leave
you room te turn and roll
about.
We hear of $4 Blankets in
here and there a store. Carry
one in your mind and lay it be
side ours. That's enough.
There isn't a spark of doubt
which Blanket you'll buy.
There's a price shrinkage all
through our Blanket stock. We
always make sure that prices
are right. All your thought
can go te size and style.
Near Women's Waiting lloem.
30 fine Decorated Carlsbad
Dinner Sets. Three styles ;
square shapes. A special let
or the price couldn't be $24.75
each. Here's the make-up of
a set 125 pjeces:
11 Dinner I'lates
12 renp l'lutcs
UTua I'lutet
12 rreaerve Plates
12 "utter rutea
I Meat Ulthts, asserted
1 Bunpl'urn
il Covered Viigetabln Dishes
3 Uumiwrrd regulable UUhcs
It-a'tid !lHh
2l'toklel)lioes
1 tJuuce IIeaI and 8t.nd
11 1 e-icups and raucers
U IH'Ssert coffees
rceend fleer. Four olevutors.
In Writing Papers, as in
ether things, we buy the best of
its kind wherever it is te be
had. The best seeks us out
nine times in ten. Wc have
finest papers, net se fine, net
fine at all every one sold as
we can afierd te sell : for less
than you expect if you don't
knew.
As fine Engraving as can be
done. Wedding invitations in
proper form and style. Quiet
elegance in all social lerms.
Seuth et Thirteenth street entrance.
Boek News for October, with
portrait of Mrs. Amelie Rives
Chanler, will be ready en Mon
day. Anether 52-page num-ber-
5 c, 50c a year.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
OOMPJUiXlON J'O we ten,
e
0MPLEX1ON l'OWDKU.
LADIES
WHO VALUK A BKFINKD COMl'l.E HON
MUST usi:
POZZONI'S
medicated;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It tmp&ru a brilliant transparency te the
sain, lluineves all pimples, i rookies and Ols Ols Ols
colerations, and makes the skin delicately
selt and beautiful. ItcenUUns no lime, while.
!2S?,l tu.Di0- ln Ult8 shades, rink or flesh,
white and brnnette.
rOU BALK HY
All Druggists and Faney Goods
Dealera ilvorywhero.
TJFFX'H PURE MALT WBIBKT.
8
SALLOW W01HK.
She Terrible Oeuse of Feet OesapMaleas, Bad
Health and Lese el Ufa KxpaUnsd.
' Why Is It that se tow American women
have geed compivilene 7" asked Mrs. Langtry
en her first Tint te America. Her question
can be ea'lly answered. Women ere sallow
because ihe bleed does net olreulate well
through thlr bodies. It does net ail their
cheks with rich color and their eyes with
brilliancy. It la "alegglsh." w tut the re
nin Had color, weariness and peer health.
What will nraventthlst A. a-nntlflanO rmra
stlmntant that trepin strength, life and sead
clreulatlnn. This Is precisely what Unify'
rare Malt whl.ky does.
itlsnnta beverage:
it Is a health-giving remedy. It la ad ml lb
rented?, it la admitted
te have done mere in making ladles streni
new
and healthier te an any ether preparation
known te the world. It has the endorsement
of clergymen, physicians and lady workers In
tbe temperance cause, and It has nererbean
known te tall In strengthening, restoring and
benefiting, a well-known lady, writing en
this subject, said
lea:
,1
ever dracrlba the change that baa
taken plioe In my ap
nlioe in mr annei
laranceana in my reei
Inge, lnsteal et feeling tiled and 'bine, as I
once did, I am new ttreng and yennr, both tn
fAHiinir ana aiiDarmnea. i ama a .Treat niria-
-- . !"-. . .. . 3- V . - Z - -
dlen iwalnst tne word 'Whisky,'
,- Duisineet
have found that Duffy's Is indeea a pore and
harmless remedy, l feel like letting all women
knew what a grand help it U."
The experience of ti! lady has been Termed
In thnuiaids efcat.es. and an Innumerable
number nf women are kept tn perfect health
today wholly threnghtbis great remedy. Te
nil purchasers we deaire te say : " Be sure and
secure the genuine, and take uoeTHia." It la
sold every where, (S)
G
.OLDEN BPKCiFlU.
DRUNKENNESS
-OUTHE-
LIQUOR IIA1IIT FOBITIVBLT OUBKD
BT
e Aiiaiflieianuiu ua. uauias'
OULDBN BPBOiriO.
It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea, with
out tbe knowledge of the person taking; it 1 is
absolutely harmless, and will effect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient la a
moderate' drinker or an aloehollo wreck.
Theusanda of drunkards hare been made
temperate men who nave taken uelden s
dfle In thelr oemie without their known
and te-day believe they quit drinking of their
own free wllL IT NBVBU r AILSThe eye
tern once impregnated with th
cemes an utter Impossibility
appetite te exist. Ter sale by
tne Bpec1ne.1t no-
xer tne iw
iner
OU AB. A. LOOHBB. Drngalat.
Ne. a East King Street, Lancaster, Pa,
aug8-iydM,W,r
BOOMS, dO.
H
EHR'U STATIONERY STORE.
BLANK BOOKS!
I1K3T QUALITY I'Al'KB IN MOST
DUKABhKlUUDlNO.
J-A1I Blyles and Slres, from Small Small
en Veat rocket edition te L.atuest and
llest UaY uueK and LKUCI KU.
l'oslllvely the Vest tioeda for I-eatt
Meney In the City.
Bl'KCUI. UULlNUSTOOltUEU.
HKK WINDOW DISl'LAY.
53 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
angl8-lvd
UAKJNU VOWDBR-
-jn.w-- . w arwirwa-arvV
S'
TKRMNU BAKING POWDKR.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills Powder never varies. A marvel of
purity, stmiiKlhand 'wholenomeness. Mera
coenomlcal thivn the ordinary kinds. Held
only In cans by ull urecerj.
8TEUL1NU MANUrACTUUtNQCO.,
12 and It Spruce street. Mew Yerk.
asr-WIU exhlhlt, at Lancaster Cennty Fair
Cuke) for all. Samples for all. aug2S3ma
HKATINU.
c
KLLAR'UKATKRa
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
Cellar
Heaters
AUK TUB UX3T IN TIIK M AUKaT
AND
PBIOES THE I0WEST.
ALL VYOltK QUAUANTKED.
FLINN & BR1ENAN,
CONTItAOTOllS Or
Plumbing 8c Heating,
He. It5a North Queen Street,
LANUABTKU PA.
UUXXNHWAJiB.
H
IUH MAHTIN,
FRUIT JARB,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
JELLY JARS,
AT LOWEST CAfill 1'BIOES, AT
CHINA HALL.
STERLING
BAKU
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The l.IOllTNINO FUUIT JAB, the Uestln
the Uarku, In l'lnte, Onaru and llolIUMIens.
MASON J Alii In all sites always en hand at
bottom prices.
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Strett,
LANCABXKK. PA.
TOMAOVO.
TANDAKD OHKW1MO TOBAOOU.
DOYOUCHEW?
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THE BEST
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Finzer's
Old Honesty.
Crwnulne Haa a Bed H lln Tag
very Plfbj.
en
OLD HOltKBTY It acknowledged te be the
FUHB8T and MOST LAST1MQ pleoelef
STANDARD OHB WINO TOBACCO en the
market. Trying it Is a better test than any
Ulk about 1U Give It a fair trial.
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DRY U00D8
ALL AND WINTER DHKS8 GOODS.
We New Shew
NEW LINKS OF-
Fall and Winter Dress Goods.
-NOVKLTIIS IN
TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS.
FLUBIIES AND VJCLVITS,
L1DIBS' AND CUILDUKN'S COATS.
WllAI'SAMD JAUKKT",
LOWEST CASU I'BIOKB.
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HARLKB HTAMM.
Bosten Stere
35 and 37 Nertli QueenSt.
(Opposite the I'eatc nice.)
Urand Opening
-or-
SILKS.
The Manufacturer waa Willing te Stand
a Less te Reduce a Stock.
Wa have Just made a Large Purchase
of Black Silk, Black Satin Ithadama,
Black Satin Luxor, Black French Faille,
Black Satin and Colored Satin Ithada
mas, and will sell them 25 per cent, less
than regular prices.
Guaranteed te Wear Well.
These Goods are made from Pure Silk.
There is no question about their wearing
well. We will guarantee every yard of
them.
FRIOJSS-SOc, 75c, 87Jc, 05c, $1.00,
$1.25. Nete that even the lowest grades
quoted are all fine goods and guaranteed
te wear. Please Examine these Goods
whether you want a Silk Dress or net.
(jiialltles Larger Thau the Largest,
qualities Fluer Thau the Finest.
Prices Lener Thau the Lewest.
Chas. Stamm
35 and 37 North Qaecn St.
(Oppeiltsthe l'cstefllce.)
bosten"store.
ang23Jy
JACOB F. SUEAFi-'ER'S
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(UY OWN U18TILLAT10K.)
slMfd hO.lBCXNTBKBQUABX.
NOTIOK TO TKKSPAHHKRH AND
UDNNKUS. All persons are hereby ter.
bidden te trespass en any of tha lands of the
Cornwall and SpoedweU estate tn Lebasraa or
Lancaster counties, whether lneleaad nr nam.
tsleeed. either (or the purpose of sheeting or
ashing, aa the law will ee rigidly euroreed
against au trespassing en said lanaa cd thana
esignca ansr uui aouea,
WM. CO:
llBSS.
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B. rufll ALDaUC.
laWW. O. WnUMMAM.
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ASTRlOffS
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
NOTICE OF OUR AN
NOUNCEMENT OF OUR
GRAND FALL OPENING.
Our Fall Opening will take
place en Wednesday, October
3d, and Thursday, October 4th,
when we will again show te the
Ladies of Lancaster and vicinity
a grand display, of Millinery,
Coats and Wraps, Ribbons,
Velvets, Satins, Laces, Dress
Trimmings, and a general line
of Ladies' Fancy Goods.
We extend a most cordial
invitation te all our patrons and
friends.
Come and see what we have
this season.
Our variety in every depart
ment is larger and better than
it has been at any season be
fore, and we claim te have the
largest assortment and the low
est prices.
In our Millinery Department
we expect te excel an our pre
vious efforts as regards te real
and startling novelties.
De net fail te call and see
our Imported Pattern Hats and
Bennets.
Our display ei Coats also
will be mere extensive than
ever.
Our line comprises the larg
er wSirttlA. Plush Coats ever
,..... . ..-tUJ
oreugnt te tnis city, and it wnri
be el interest te you te defer
all buying until you have been
te see our opening.
Remember the date,
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 3D and 4th.
Most respectfully,
ASTRICH BROS.
QVBENaWAltB.
J."
MAHTIN UU.
Bench Shew
In the basement next week, and dogs
of all kinds will be represented. Grey
hounds, Spaniels, Tugs, English Mas
tiffs, Beagle Hounds, Gorden Setters,
English Bull Pups and a dozen unknown
breeds. The large Greyhound will be
given te the perse'h 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 Hard-Seml-Percelain.
New Chamber Sets decorated by the re
nowned China Decorator, Jesse Dean,
are here, and a special pattern called the
" Doulton," is a remarkable set for
112.50, slop jar included . A special price
of ei.00 was placed en 5 Chamber Sets
yesterday, and they must be seen te be
appreciated. About half of the let have
slop jars included.
Crate of English Chamber Sets at $2.60,
ten pieces. Just opened, aie en display,
and eight patterns te cheese from. All
New.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
milMMUSiMAMUltm MUUUfa
piAJxL AND HKH
TBK
ROCHESTER LAMP
Sixty Candle-Light 1 Beau them all.
Anether Let of CHBAPGLOBKaferwu aaj
oustevea.
TBS "PMRFBOTIOMS
MKTAL BfOULDIIte BOBBBR COSHIOK
WFATHER STRIP
Beats them all.!Thls strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps ent the cold, step rattling et windows.
ZCinee uu ausi. &eep out snow ana nun.
Anyone can apply It no waste or din made
in appiywa tu uw m hw r.
here no
holes te bore, ready for nse. It
MA it
net spill
warp or shrink ensuen strip u ut moil
ft
perfect.
At tha Steve, Heater
and Bangs
tore-
-or-
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens,
94 SOUTH QUHSN BTH
tmMOAmWMM,TA.
BOOTS AND aUTOJ
JWOT
WEAK.
Ready New I
Tea, XOW BIADT, with ray Compute
stock of beets, BHOis and KUBBUafer
rall and Winter Wear. Beret beta MX
have sueh a Large and Varied ateek of tta
Very Beet that the Market Affords and
Marked and Quick seuing rrteea, AlaeteaU
yenr attention te my
S3.00 GILT EDGE SHOE.
This is one of the best Three-Dellar Shoe
for men that is made te-day. Call and tee
them It beat all ethers.
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
(ONB-MUCHTOM.)
aa ae 1A6T ma,R.
IiAMCABTIB, FA. aSMyaAW
B
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WC ARK BKTAILINQ
BOOTS - BOOTS
-AT-
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Hew Can We De It?
YOUMAYABK: WBWIULKXPLAIN.
Alter the last Beet Brawn we bought fifty -nine
(59) vases et Youths' lleys' and Men'a
Beets at a Private Assignee Bale, for Spot cash,
at such exceedingly Lew Prices that we can
new sell yen them Betail at Begnlar Wholesale
Prices, and yet make profit enough te keep ns
We Can Sell Yeu :
Tenths' Beild Kip Beets, sties II te IS, ler
11.25 1 regnlar price, $1 Be and $i.7J.
Beys Heavy Beets, sizes 1 te S, for 11.00, 11 as,
1 80, eus and ilea
Men'a solid Kip Beets, sizes 8 te 11, M. SI 75
and f 2.00 1 regular price, 12 00, I2.2S and si te
Onr Beets ler 11.66 and S3 ,oe we defy anyone
ln the cennty or state te beat ler Irlt, irara
bllity and Prien.
We could mall i) an immense, profit en these
59 Cases of Beets by selling them at the old
prices, bntenr motto is
Quick Sales and Small Profits,
mT.i P n.vw uK tu itf nuu vu uui " ui
Bele" of
or enr
glvl
SKUm-fc jmite. n'aia..r-ww. .
purchases. We hive the largeatTddSk
Ladles', Misses' and chUdren'a Heavy Lace
and Butten Hhees for rail and Winter Wear in
tne city, (wmehneaeiy any of enr oempett-
ters te i
uisnuwj at pne
llannte) at m
ices te snit the t
mea.
Call Inte see them whether yen wish te
ewer von wian tn n
chase or net, aa we consider it ae trouble te
nr
show goods at the prices we sell them.
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
k
The Luders of Lew Prices
is
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ne. 3 East King Street,
iiancastkb.pa.
Jkerstore closed overy evenlcg at 6 p. m.. ex
cept Saturday and Monday.
wjlxem mm.
w
ATOHES
for Tanners and Uallreadera, It Karat Geld
rUlefl BOSS Caana. Klirln Wnrk-a. a"n Ah
Jeb Let. Best Watch ana Jewelry Bepalrtrur.
Spectacles, Xyeglassea and Optical Ooe5Tcor.
rect time daUy, by teiegrapn-enly place ln
the city.
LOUIS WBBHB,
He. 1X N. Queen at., opposite city Hetel,
Near Penn'a llenet.
WTATOH BKPAIRINQ.
WATCH EBPAIBIUfl
A Watch Is the most dellcate and intricate
Blece of mechanism made by man, and the one
lat receives tbe least attention. Tour steam
engine, your wagon receives mere.
it is an establlahed fact that there are mere
Watches rntned by the average Watch Be
purer than by the Watch carrier.
We have a Watch ln ent possession made by
the undersigned t this, coupled wltb anX
PKBIKNCKOrBIUHTBlCN VCAUSATTUIE
BKNCIf, enables ua te turn eat work of the
Highest Qrade at reasonable prices and with
sat la (action te our customers.
Wenld reapecunlly Invite a trial,
GHAS. S. GILL,
Watchmaker & Jeweler.
NO. 10 WEST KING BT
LANCA8TKB. PA.
"tTTATOHES.
Lew Prices !
Quick Sales!
n Goods Marked at fast Selling rifnree at this
Seasen.
euh stock or
WATCHES
Is very large and comprises everything in
tield, bllver and Nickel. Prleea will surprise
you. our aim la te give you the VkBY BKST
value for the money possible. And we de It.
If en Magnetle Watches a specialty.
WALTER C. IEEE,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LAltGABTXH. PA,
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Standard ABphaltPaving Blecki
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In general nse for street pa vlng.alde walks, gar
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FREY
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