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ON THURSDAY BTENINU.
r Rsferaa Diseessed Btfere Large Audi
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ta Bpfcrats, Bllstbethtewn. Blrasburg
'VSJ'" Oifssr rtscts-riltrea Handrtrt
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ABHtnberef meetings were held In the
My en Thersdsy night, In response te
I BOKgeellen or Hen. Ubauncey F. Black,
lent of the Democratic clabs et the
Tatted Stale-, and tbs call et Chairman
aCJaaar, et the Demoeratlo atate committee.
,'- TBaradsy night the Kphrata Tewnahlp
T.DtaaoetstxsaaaeolaUon held a meeting In
Jkddlg'a hall, and a mere orderly and at
. tMHtT andlenee haa never been together
g i.' anch an oecaelon In that vlelnliy. The
" n Mil, Which scats COO people, wae fiiiea long
' jfcafcm the hour et opening the meeting and
'hjrthetUted time, 7:30 o'clock, npwarda et
, people bad crowded Inte the building.
i(c?Taaudlenee waa composed et membera et
JL both political parties. The room waa finely
:F'- decorated with the etara and strlpe. and en
rjji. Ifea wall hnng large pertralta et Cleveland
., ;;- in rumen.
SI P& The meeting waa called te order by the
t,fTrealdent et the aeaoelstlon, Dr. D. II.
,v?Hertt, who made a tew remarks, and let n
'.tatrodneed the speaker of the evening, W.
.$ U. Hansel, esq., et Lancaster, who htld the
tri lata andlenoe for two hours with an ele-
'Jqnent address. In the course of his speech
L'.'rt fea referred te the Republican candidates,
"Harrison and Morien. In such a manner
l-'if that no Republican could take offense. He
Er ! taan compared the iaoer or .t-Dgiana wrn
&?$ Aaaerlee, and gave some Illustrations, show
ig? .tag hew the foreign country la surpassing
t5; us in ainerent brancnes or inanstry.
B. anlnnlfful Ilia vtatrlntlBtvi nf lrMl.
iImm! PUHkl.nrf tatilnH fAii VMM aim wall
.H$(jXlmlmA ,- t,a n.xnhllnin na,t atirf
.Vl.'J1WW J " .WWMM.VM l'J, WM
?kewed bow he has proved hlmselt te be
; vr;v puioue te ms country, xue -puaaer
5tJepeke at length en the navy, and told In
?-': what a crippled condition It was four years
iMA aae. There was net a beat ewned by tbe
K-? "Ballen that was fit ter sorvlce. He told
fsijt kew many million dollars had been
,V - appropriated jer me navy ;unaer tie-
publican administrations that was misused.
Be also gave the amount appropriated
wader the present administration, which
was less than one-third the amount, and
sew there are thirteen vessels In course of
construction. (Cheers). He next told of
the enormous amount of land that had been
given te railroad coiperatlona for the con
struction of railroads (.180,000,000 sores .ws
BT"Ttwiui ePut,n dminsa
!f dJibraUen te reclaim the forfeited
natL
i&f Mr. Henael reviewed the liberality et the
S3, aulmlnlatratlnn tn nenaleners and showed
!fe? Rew vastly greater numbers and amounts
: 'ware paid new than ever before. He an
iJ$L tagenltsd the Idea that Hepubllcana alene
,,g fought the war and eaved the union. The
:i. oaganeoa bdeuv reuui uuuv, liuuieuoraie
i; ' eaalens.Klu.kluz, .te., bad all dlsappesrcd
&i under three years or intelligent, patriotic
...& aAmlnlatpatlnn.
.?&? Ik a..aWaM IhAtl .,IA1HA.1 tl.n alfl
tif sw jwimw uuu uuuuwvu uu a.,.
iiit question at great length and In detail, lie
SrVehe.pand abundant lands, thoenergfjrn '
aklll and great productive capaqltyy,',),'!
. lean werKingmen. "AfiHa..- -I. ".- w tfarn its urst dlvi-1 .
,f2'r, disparities of wagr- Jtn ean gain the dends at the muzzle of the rifle, ler the ',
Ijjfoeatlr-IB bet"- -Jm vote of Indiana b.oeuntry has long been noted feri- ',"'. J
lean werKingmen. iie jirr,
am
giSIKien et tbe results of reduoetrstlle and murderous brigands-. i,BU le '
,oretthe president's rectitude f rale may be haughty, v,,10"" "
of pension bills, It la difficult te ee just, but It will -af,y loeldod te postpeno
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AaalatsWhsft VsMT.
. tjarar t ""
mteiwassv uvy csu iiuuun aven a iraeii
-.'. . rtlallP a.nnsa.lsi fln lahnv arn
snlaIendly ears, and are ref e
WJrBAUuirjeuLslnJ-rnapa WH
' r X5 centi-
wlKrgrroTtenaters Uvc ft
"tOdevtoeBblllfeaVtB and auspen-
yf Tha . otienof .-aaent In the protceted
Ksmp- ,teue; mat American weraingmen uiu
rlatprOjuelnf their wages than foreign labor;
'iBjfla'poeple need fear competition from
:-.ir,r panper but irem siciuea ana wen paid
iaoer; tnatei iueii pur wuk iuimiiuvun
lng labor did net receive 20 ; that iree raw
materials conduced te the success et Indus.
tries i that high tarltls produeed monep.
elles, made the rich richer and the peer
poorer and a welled tbe ranks of trampi and
tullllenalrea. Mr. Hensel closed a two
heura ipeceh with a tribute te American
labor and a plea for the restoration of our
"""former supremacy en the seas.
The epeeeh waa listened te with marked
attention and received with many signs of
satisfaction. One-third of the audience
Waa Republican, Including tbe three local
orators 'Squires Krantz and Reller and
Mart Fry, all of whom the speaker clioor clieor clioer
folly Invited te take part of bis time and
dispute bis assertions.
The committee appolnted by the rssooIh rsseoIh rssoeIh
tton te make arrangements for tbe meetlnic
oenalatedor Dr. D. J. McCsa, F. W. Hull,
3. W. Leber, R. J. Blekley and Al. T.
Koblnaen. The usbera who did geed work
In Beating all that waa possible and keeping
order were A. B. Ubrlcb, J. A. Helser, D.
A. Hicks, J. Q. Leber and C. O. Ammeu.
The association intend holding a mass
aneeUng later en, at which time a general
walk-around will be had. About 1A0 names
an enrolled and new members nre taken
la every meeting.
Tbe Kllubethtewn Blettlng,
The Democratic meeting at Elizabetbtewn
was a great success. The Cleveland and
Thnrman club, beaded by a band of music,
Blade short street paradeprlorte tbe meet
ing. The club halted In Centre Square, tbe
place designated ler me meeting. A stand
handsomely decorated had been erected for
the speakers and cUleera. Following waa
tha Hat of efficers: President, Philip Singer;
Vice presidents, Jehn Dlffeubaugb, Oeerge
Wormley, sr., Emanuel Jlelluian, Lbvl
Engle, William Fletcher, Jsm6s Whitman
and Daniel Drlnser; secretary, Jehn Q.
Hetfmdn; assistant aecretatlcs, Jehn Mo Me
Bride, Benjamin Kayler, Leepold Wlckcn
Belser, Jaoeb V, Ke. The speakers of tbe
venlng were William R. Brlnten and
David McMullen, esqa, of this city, The
former discussed the ben elite of tarllf
revlalen and the latter talked en tbe great
geed accomplished durmgPresldent Clevo Cleve
laad'a administration,
atsgseand Landlsat OnrdenTllle.
BCeasra, Magee and Ltndla held another
joint debatevp"the tarlfl at Gordenvllle,
Thursday evenlngTifr. KmanuelHerehey
presided, and there were Democratic and
Republican vice presidents and aecretsrles,
There were only about two hundred per.
aeas present, the people of the town having
been carried away by the Columbia centen
UL The speeebes were made alternately,
the speakers confining themselves exclu
sively te the tar in question, lleth were
attentively listened te, and the Dsmecrats
pwssnt were mere than satisfied wltn the
ability displayed by thelr champion.
cW Mtttug at StiasbDrg.
The Democratic club et Strasburg held a
sweeting last evening In accordance with
the call of Chairman KUner. The Mills
hill and ether measures weie read, and the
meaabers el the club then entered Inte an
exchange of opinion. The meeting ad
Jefuaedat a late hour.
Tk reuittt Hard Democrats.
The Fourth Ward Tarlfl Reform club will
raeet this evening In Rothweller's hall,
VssSB uniforms will be distributed te the
saasabera.
The Toerg Osuiccrais Marching Clnli.
Tha Yeung Detaecrata Marching club,
ef Udsetly, held Its second drill last even-
laf, aa astonished their comrades by
their proficiency. The marehlng club new
Baaabers 74 members, and la expected te
Is atiais It membership te 150. At the next
aaestlag tha club will ask the beard of dl-
itctera te lease Mionnarehor hall for their
eUUl varetlags, as their own ball U entirely
iBM KvaaaaVlL bVB.. Ihaarai l nri rlftnht tliea twaiwrf
(lWswiy,
i v
juUtS
Kl Ettats Hals.
Frem the MashelM Sentinel.
8. O. Heminy, auctioneer, en Thursday
last sold at publte aale, for the admlntatra.
ter of Dsvld E. Barnes, deceased, a tract of
land containing 23 acrta and 40 perehes,
with Improvements, In Raphe township, for
1 1,180, and a house and let of ground, en
North Charlette street, this borough, for
07a Mary Barnes, widow, purehaser.
On Wednesday for the assignee et Henry
Weber and wife, a tract et 15 acres and 75
percbea of land with Improvements, In
unlenvllle, l'enn township, for 12,210.
Harry Dlehm, purchaser,
Frem the Mills beoerd.
Messrs. Andrew M. Baker and Addison
IiOngenecker, executers for the late Jaoeb
Lrfjngenccker, sold en Friday through Levi
Uelnsey, auotlenerr, two valuable farms,
altuated In Kphrata tewnahlp, one of 123
aoree, at 139G5, te Addison Longenecker,
and another of 108 acres, at 1131, W, te Mra.
A. M. Baker.
A farm et 130 acres of land, one-end a half
miles north et Manhelm. belonging te the
assigned estate of Jehn Dutt, waa sold en
Thursday te Henry K. Bhenk at 185 per
acre.
The assigned real estate of Jer. Krelder
altuate nut et Lltllr. borough llmlts,censlsU
Ing of 12 seres of land wltn Improvements,
I,M.,'0JrtJMl 8Utirday te David K. Buch
ferf4,2ia
Tne property of Addison Luis, deoeaaed,
near Millport, was sold at publla sale en
Tuesday te Mm. Catharine Lutz, the
Widow, for fl.300.
Tbe estate of the 1st- Henry Bemlg,
comprising 6 acres in CIsy township, was
sold en Taesdsy te Henry Retnlg, a son of
the decessed, for 1131 per acre.
at tbe Fairs.
At tbe Lebanon falryeaterday Jee Ocker'a
Llttle Joe wen the 2:30 race with Kenten
Belle seennd and Alex Hteward tnlrd, In
2:37" 231 and 2:35. The three minute
class was wen by Utermsn Bashaw In three
straight heats with Belle second and Jennie
H third. Time 2:10, 2:34 and 2:35.
There was a very large attendance at tbe
Oxford fair yesterday, and tbe exhibitions
are said te be superior te these ever given
befere by the aeclety.
Uata llall Nw.
The League gsnies ymterdsy were : At
Bosten, Hosten 4, l'dlladelphta 2 Bosten 0,
rntlsdelphls 4 ; at New Yerk, New Yerk
3, Washington 0;at I'llUburg, llttaburg3.
Indlsnapell 2. " '
The Atbletlca doreated In HU Leuis
by 0 te 5 yesterday, and the ether gamea
were; At Olnelnnstl, Cincinnati n. Cleve
land 6j at Kansas City, liroeklvn II, Kansas
City 6 at Louisville, Baltlmore 2, Leuis-
tIIJO 1
Any ene who wanla te see tbe at present
much discussed question "hew te In
crease batting" aettled should go
te the Ironsides ground te-morrow
afternoon. The Athletic club is going te plsy
the Old Timers, offering them as an Induce
ment te once mere appear upon the Held that
no slrlke outs will be allowed.er that every
man rcuit be put out at Urst base or In the
field
The old playera who are going te appear
are J. W. B. Bausman, Charles
Brown, HenJ, Samson, Geerge Ferrest,
Jaoeb l'orter, Frank Trout, Harry
Bohreyer.Uoorge Myers, J. Hareld Wick
ersbam and Frank Helier. Thlawaaaatrnnv
nlne twelve or fourteen years age and th"J
nnhlln will Iia .h.Imi. ..- . . . '41
,...v "... u emiuu IU ene TTIIBIJUOnU
de new. The ganuiiinV-hmAe are talk-
henrs, nnd.M,'J-vrenal bank as ji.rct
teump'TI" Llntner were cattle dealicat
,e u seme tlme age. ' y
'icrt"
Chesen by tha Preltsnt.
Nhw Yerk, Sept. 27. A epeelal dlsp.
J52!J!mam?P2 mi'WBMt dlvi
Fer Violating an Ordinance,
I ai
Alderman Spurrier this morning heard
tbe suits of tbe oily of Lancaster against J.
Val. WIsp, Frank Mcttfett and Henry
Sbaub. These partles are the ownera of
vehicles and neglected te take out a license
in 1887. The alderman Imposed a fine of
tri en each, and their counsel gave notice
that an appeal would be taken.
Herenadrd Prominent Ulllxins.
Lancaster Ledge of Odd Fellows
had n geed tlme In Columbia yes.
terdsy. Alter the parade they formed
In line, and, headed by the Fair Fair
vllle band, serenaded H. M. North, A,
J. Kaullman, Jacob Hneath and ctbers
at their homes. They then marched out te
tbe car of W. F. Loekard, whleh was lying
near the alove works, nnd serenaded that
gentleman. There W. F, Uambrlght made
a llttle speeeb le which Mr, Leckard re
pi I ed.
T-'rpheua Man Changed.
Leuis Klehl, who for aeveral years
was conntelod with the tolephono ex
change tn this city, has been transferred te
LltllK, te take the place of William La
Reucue, who gees te Maueh Chunk.
A Dig Apple.
S. C. Htevensen, of Mount Nebe, has an
apple which weighs twenty ounees. It
measures 11 lnehca In olrcumferenee. Mr,
Stevensen Is talking of getting It made into
a Cleveland apple dumpling.
Killed A lllg Buaks.
On Thursday Nathan Rubl, or Penn
tewiiMblp, killed a black anake whleh
taieasured nearly eight feet in length.
Will t'reb.bly Ueld Fair.
The 1'eeples Fair association will held a
meeting In a lew daya te decide whether a
fair will be held at Lltllz this autumn, It
Is said arrangementa will be made at this
meeting for u greater dlsplsy than wis had
last year.
m
CiurAiaMParnleorPaUIetlolIandkorchlofs
In a varluty el htudseme and new destgns, en
puie sl'k Price, 60c. BUk Flags, sse. Katt
it iiiuutr ai
WILLIAMSON A FOSTKU'S.
Ciua l.aa's Qrcut Londen Uallread Shew
and Cengrrs of Trained Animals. Admis
sion, le and a) cents. McUrann'a Park : three
days, comiuunrlegTncsday, Octobers, s!7-ltd
Chhw Strawberry PlugTobacceands we the
Tags foruhnndseinu presunt,
O. UUTTANUOFKrt.Sele Agent,
sH-ltud 47 VYust King Btreet.
Lex's lllg 10 nnd J) cents Shows, three days
only, cemmunclng Tuesday, October 1, at Mo Me
Orann's Park. sl71td
Tnr. Grand Tall Opening at Astrlcli's Palace
of rashlen, 1J Bast King street, Is snneunced
for Wednesday and Thursday next, October
3 an a 4. It will be agrandarralr Indeed, ltd
a
Cusw BUawberry Plug Tobacco and save the
Tags for a handsouie present,
0. lJUTl'KMUOrKU, Sole Agent,
Ulrnd 47 West King atroet,
Cbbw Atrnwberry Plug Tobacco andaavothe
Tags ler a handsouie present.
C. DUITJCMIOPBli, Sole Agent,
el4-lir.rt 47 West King atreeL
MAItHIAUKS.
i."'!V,??7hTIU,'TZ-,,n September V7.I8SS. by
i ?T; . J.r.V,.ur' Jlr' .clrt8t KPbern and Mlsi
MM ..wm, wumm A.uDcasier, i a.
DKATUa
llssu In this city, en the asih ."iiist ' Mr.
Maigaret W. a eed, aged W j eirfV '
TtorelallvesaDdlrlendsof the family are
reipcctfuliy InvlUd te attend the funeral
Ueix the rtsldence of her son, Dr. Jab
Beed, 81 Kest Orange street, jrrtday UVening'
at & 30 o'clock. Interment private. ltd
fAK,!SV,.I"7Ju !?'? clly' n the 27tb Inst., Jehn
Kigel, IntheOUt yearei litssge.
The rclallveg and lilendsef the larttly are
respectlully Invited te attend the funeral.
Irem lbs rotldence of his son, Jehn Kegel, Ne
41(1 rrelberg strett, en Monday morning at 6W
o'clock. High Mats at Bi. Anthenj's churri?
Interment at St. Antheny cemetery. 2id
it A UXJtfd.
Mew or Btucas.
Haw Veak.Bept. ta 1 p. uu-Menev closed
at iQiH percent. : Bxchaage steady i posted I
rates, St Oi4 biXi actual rates M Slfl I
4wiforeeojiyiandWfc8oW tx rer demand 1 1
fievennaaaU aleaag steady earreacy e-s, '
IiAKOASTEXt DAILY
si 2i bid i's coupon, l t9j IK's de, II 07H
bid.
The stock rnarkst opened actlve and strong,
and daring the nritbourcnageod bnjlogef
the leadlna; stocks prices advanced M te 1 per
cant. This was followed by some selling te
rwllze In New Yerk and New England and tbe
grangsrsandapartet the aavance was lest
Thtmrxiket bis since been irregular, with the
tienld stocks and Vandcrbtlts strong with the
grangers dull bnt easy.
Steea asaraats.
Qnouttens by Heed, ateQrann A Ce.. bank
en, liancaater, Fa.
Canada Faclfle nsuf
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Central Pacino
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Chicago Preduca Murkai.
Cbiome. Bept.ta, fcsu a. m.-Marirnt opened.
-tiKlTeTM W J5' Oet",l01 Ueo.HtXei
M-Pt-. 8.J Oct., 4IWc; tc S.'e
MP-. 2'e.l Oct., 23Jc Ucc, 21X0 ;
jjJ'njk-aepU, 111 65 1 Oct., 15 00) Wcy,
Lard-Sept., 110 BO Oct. 110 CO; ne., is 27X.
Bhert Kim-went. S8 41) i Oct ,sh Ttjj
SXW ADVMJtTJtiCAtKXTd.
QliARICE'B I'RICKS.
A FgW or
Glarke's Prices I
1 ft CoDce and i Tea 2j0
aBslltcoand2BiiTnpIeca ac
2 lis Crackera and 1 ft Choeno vc
. .. wrn emrcn ana 2 fti Dales ejn
6 fts Slnrci. eni n ima-
" "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 v;&jiM.
last year QrMtt;''Z":""';.
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Vear f--'-'e:riflll)nrfs Crystal btaicli
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.nundry march....
4 'ion-Cent Paeks lllrd Beed...
1 Sack 78-Cent lloller flour....
1 tluart-llottle Best llluclnt;....
Big Bargains in Hams.
asrcnll and be convinced that we are the
Cheapest and Hest llouse In LMicaslen
SAI'L CLARKE,
13 and 14 Seuth Qucen Streot,
LAHCABTEU, PA.
DANOINO SCHOOL HATUKDA.Y
nlahts ut Uethwellur's Hall Ladles, loot
Uents, 13e. no improper characters Brtnilt
ted. ila.
ARKCIULA.R MEUT1NO OF THIS
Blxlh Ward Democratic, Association will
be held at tbe Schiller llouse this (Filduy)
oyenltitf at 8 o'clock, lln.ino.aei Imnertnnce.
Alull atumdunce Is desired lid
TTTANTKI) AT ONl'K-KIVK KXPK
w rlnnced Cigar Pnckers steady work
guaranteed t neneijiit Hteady wnrhinun need
upply; will pay COoper thousand Apply te
JOHN 11. BTAUKKKlt,
a-3-al'1 Lllltr, fa,
CWAL HKALKD PROPOSALS FOR
dellvoilnglnthecellnraf Ihe thtldren'a
lleme, will be received until Mend.y, iirto iirte iirto
bcrl.iitBe'clooap. in., vl. :4i tens of Hard
Kgg, 41) tens Medium Kgg. ii tens L V Nut, 2)
tenH Uarn Nut. AddreaUee. it. Kuud, Prtsl
denr, marked " Proposal ler Ceal."
sM-3td UHA8 A1.1IOWKLL, Secretary.
McQrann & Nowlen,
IER0SANT TAILORS,
44 West King Street.
sl7Cnid
A'J
T RURSIC'S.
1LLUM1NATK r OK TllK
Eepublican Eally
TO-MORROW NIGHT.
"irowerk, Colored Terchet. Flags, llurgens'
Lhlnese Lnnieriif, Japanese Lanterns. Adam,
antlnu Canales, bust and cheap ; 18 caudlin for
IS cents. The
CAMPAIGN S0REAMEK,
An ontltely new and the most unlque nnd sur
prising article in pyrotechnics. Ills a steam
whistle and stlutuoembtned. New and Nevel,
and Is sold at 5 cenu each.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST BUNO BTREBT
LANUASTBU, PA
QPKCI ALT1KS FOR VOUNQ MEN.
Stauffer&Ce,
LEIDISQ BATTBBSiXD FCTtBICK.
Vohae sole control of thowethl-ronowncd
DUNI.Ar HAT and the Celebrated HUSTON
11KAUT1KS. Unequalled In qnulltyand the
newest and prettiest shapes out.
Ouf llnoefflurr HATS was novermoro
complete and our ll.M, I1.7S and ll.te Btlir Hals
are unequaled.
Trunks and Traveling Saga
ATSPKCIALUAHQAINS,
BB-Uebes cf all kinds at Very Lew 1'iices.
Stauffer & Ce.,
81 and 83 North Quaes St.
rSTELMGEyCEB. FRIDAY. feEl?TEMBEIt 28.
XEW ADVXRTIBBitMNTa.
DANCING HCIIOOL SATURDAY
night at the Mronnereher Hall. Ladles,
He l (jents, 15e. BAM'l. 1IU WABIJ.
s7-8,a Manager.
JMl'ORTEU IN BOTTLE!).
QENUINB IRISH WBI3K.Y.
. "" KOHHSR'S L1QUOB STOBB,
Me. 22 Centre Square, Laneaater, Pa.
NOriOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tbe ordinance tmpeslnr a license tax for
street purposes en all backs, cabs, oeaebei,
eranlbniet, carts, wagons, eta. far tbe con
veyance or pisaenfreraer merchandise or any
e ter bustne's whumvoren the streets of tbe
city of Lancaster, will be en forced against all
persons falling te comply with asme byoeio byeeio byoeie
berin. 169'. B1IW. BIJUBItl.KT,
s'J7-4d Mayer.
ITOROOOD BRUSH EH,
JB ou TO
KILBUBN'S.
Xe ill West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
seiiMlindaw
s
PKCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
the lauiu rer mil nrets Belts is a very
narrow whip Cord, West et ansland Worsted,
lbnvsjustrncelvedsevaiat pieces which will
bn iiihOe op In the Istest style, maanlflcently
trimmed with all silk salln linings Plain or
Kmhroldert'd Vest, and my well-fitting
1'ntiint Htrnp Trensers. During this month 1
will make them te order at a Rrnatlyrrdacsd
price. A. II.HUaKNKTBtM.
M North Qucen street, corner of Orange,
slMrdK Laneaater, Fa.
ESTATE OK NATHANIEL O. AN.
DBHSOV, ute of Lancaster, city, de
censed. Letten testamentary en Bald es
tate having been granted te the undersigned,
all persons Indebted thereto are requested te
make Immediate payment, and these bavins
claims or demand against tbe same, will pre
sent thin without delay for settlement te the
nndertlgned, re.ldlng at Me. S Kast Frede
rick street, In said city.
HELLS. ANDKRSON,
Urewm Si Ubsssl, Bzscntrlx.
Attorneys. ausSl-Oter
s
I'EAKS FOR ITSELF.
Our Werk Ppeabs for Itself !
It Is essy te premise something geed and
yet deceive pebnln. Many merchants make
wild premises, which you And tbey cannot
luinil. we de net deceive, but let ear work
speak for llseir. We have had many years ex
petlencn In the shoe business, nnd ran flit
your wants bitter than most persons who have
net had that m porlence. .
Wn manufacture largely and give all thU we
premlrn. We also keep a tulfllne of needy needy
Alade Shoes and enn suit almost all tastes,
ltespuctiuily yours,
WM, H. GAST,
MO. 105 MOUTH. QUKKN 8X LANOaBTKU.
Junl-lydWar
M"
AKTJN BROTHERS.
They are of
FallOveiceats
foremost Iu-
torest Te-day.
15.75 te 118.00.
Bl'BCUI. HUHNaSTOOHUm.
HKK WINDOW niSl'LAY.
53.MBIIOTFNRTRRRT
Fall Neckwnarand Gloves, all the novelties.
If you want Pine oecawoar, plenty el choice
huio,fOetoL(io. Plenty tee, very dressy. Ue
auditu.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
23 NOUTU UUBBN IT.
w
1LL1AMSON A FOSTKR.
TUB KKMAUI.E-
LOW PRICED CLOTHIERS
TO TllK PKOl'LK
BSPKOIALLY UKCOMMKNI) ANU INVITE
lOUll AT1KNT1UN TOT11B1U
Gents' Light-Weight 07eiceat
IN
IIAKK 11UOWN CABSIMKUKatrOu.
And a 1 IOHT illlOWN MIXTUHK at 1300,
nnd an Kxrellnnt Pnrvlceahle 8TBBL
UHAV MlATUltK atllOOO.
tlenta ftrlned
Suits, 110 U).
Casslmore Cutaway Ceat
Porfnet rntlng Mack Ceikscrew Cutaway
Ceat Suits, I1U00.
Fast Celer lllaek Chovlet Cutaway Ceat
DLll La f I aja
lteja' Checked Cacstmere Back Bulls, 17.50.
"ys' All-Weel Fent y Cssslmere Back Suits,
"ej's' Nobby Pattern Cacstmere Back Suits,
Williamseu & Fester,
32. 34, 86 & 38 E. KING ST.,
1 ANUABTKlt, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 310 MARKET 8TBMET,
iiAUiusnui:a, pa.
E
XOITKMKNT RUNS HIOHI
Saturday Night's Big Parade
-AND-
REIST'S
WONUKUKUI.
1MBPL4.Y ANU
STOCK OP
1MMKNBX
Flags, Lanterns;
FIREWORKS
AND
COLORED FIRE,
WILL TAKE THK TOWN UV8TOUM.
Docorate and Illuminate yoer Hemes with
Klaus una l.anturns. Wnloime tbe l'atafle
wltn a (.ran a Dltcharce of rirowerks. lieau.
lily tha Ucco.atlens with Colerea Fires.
OUK lUIOHB AUK 80 LOW
1 hat you can't well set out of IL I r ihm
a spark et rmrletlstn la you, note display In
our windows
UKiBt'd COKNBK will be the centre of at.
traction. Kxtenslve Decorations, llrtlllant
Illuminations aua a Grand llisplsy of flro flre flro
weras will usherln the jiuraile.
Sl'BUlALl
l'AULOK 1'KIDK BNAMKL,fer 1'OltshlOS
Htevee, has no rqual. Ne Viut, Ne ltasu
I'rlte, ISct'n's We sell It ter TBN OBNTB.
Try It i you will use no ethor.
Relst, Wholesaled Retail Grocer,
WHOLESALE AND BKTAIL GI1O0BB,
Mertheitt Csrner
West KIbk aad l'rlace StreeU,
LANCABTKK,tA.
BTclepoeat ana rwe Pt lirery.
tfMW AD rMBTIBJtUMXTa.
"MOTIOE THR BOY8 OF THK
rHs.S".!Snik.J.?VLwm he,a mating en
rrlday Brest nr at lbs corner of T ralben an d
Lew streets, atfcre o'clock, for theparpesc Te"
erganlr pg a Cleveland and 1 ttrau cTnb, In
wftcb all yenng Demecrau from Tiate It years
of age are Invited te atune. tome one, oetae
tspss-std
TUB COMM1TTBB.
POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES,
. e'nfnrsM, ClgarCues.and a Feil Line
efueneial
LKATUIB GOODS,
I?rf e yrtetyana Lewest Prices. Latest
Styles last received.
FHAlLBX-a BAST BMD PHAKM ACT,
(Opposite Raatern Market.)
rD .Ten ant a geed tenle T Fralley's
Bitter wine ef Iren U the best. 60s a bottle.
Ms Wtsr JkW
ESTATE OF HARRY H. HOLTON,
,a..-i,i.efirllncM,r.u'r' deceasea. Letters
LA.m2nJrrk en J11"! e,ut having been
5r,nIf.a !C lhB nnderslgned, all persons In.
S.aina ",ereu' re requeatea te make Im
mediate payment, and tbeee bavins claims or
demands a.unst tbe same, wm present them
without delay fcr settlement te the under
signed. J AS. B. Q AKVIM,
Bcilding In Lancaster city.
tMM WM.H.lNMaM,
Bcstdlngtn Lancaaur township
aii-etdr
TORST-OLABS FLOUR.
DO YOU BAKU URKADt
DOYOUBAKBPIKSt
ABB YOU FOND OP OAKXS AMD BIS.
CU1T8 T
Then you should have Geed, First-Class, Tip
lop FLOUB, with which te proceed.
GRAB ILL,
TUOBCBBYf?eVTVBTpCA81X UE-
,fHS?Jn,t "ee'ved " BnUrely Mew Brands
.i?nr.V u .oen,f Olrect from first hands,
and can therefore be sold at the old low prices.
THE "PBAUL " BBAAD
Is one of the Finest ever sold tn this citv.
It Is made by the renowned Western (Beiler
Precess t It is of snnerler quality and Is n n
tntleus and wholesome. The prlee Is only 00
Cents a quarter.
TUX ' AUIIUTUB "BBA.ND
v.l'h""0 ,a.luS BUer Precess, bnt net el as
high quality, bnt It Is far superior te iheerdl-
Qaarter.,
CA8U EXPLAINS THE WIIOLX MATTXU.
N. W. CORNER DUKE AND VINE STS.,
LANOABIER, PA.
mltlydM,Wr
jyjEROHANT TAILORING.
L
d Bre.
Merchant Tailoring
6& e lun,a-
LAMCA9TKB,PA.
niarle-lvdAw
rlHARLES STAMM.
TUB OrPKUlNQ CONSISTS OP I
One Let Fancy Cheviot Buttings, Btrtctly all-
Wooi, st sie.oe.
One Let All-Weel WerSi?M Pine Corkscrews
and Diagonal Buttings attJO.OO.
A 11-Weel Worsted Wide Diagonal Buttings, In
llluck and blue, at f 24 CO.
Having bought thete goads way below tbe
regular prlee for cash, we therefore guarantee
you a saving of at least from ss.oe te lioeua
TBOUSKUS TO OBDXB.
All-Weel Cheviot at It CO, si oe and eo.eo.
Caaalmere and Worsted Trousers r,tt4.W, 15.00,
0COl7 0O.8.C0andl9.00.
Special Attention Is Invited te Onr Handsome
JTall Overcoats, Bllkand satin Lined, which
have Ne fcqual Anywere for Style
and rinlsh.
PUICSS BANUB gllOM 110.00 TO 120 00.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MANUrACTUBKUS Or
Men's, Bejs' and Children's (Nothing,
B. W. COBNXU NOUTU QUKKN
AND OBANUE STICK tT3, LANOABTKU, PA.
H
IRSH & BROTHER.
WHICH SHALL II BE ?
Hirsh & Brether.
The mercury is gradually descend
ing. We must have heavier clothing.
De you want a New Suit ? Think
you de, did you say V Well then call
nnd examine our stock of Pall and
Winter Clothing. We have en hand
an endless variety from tbe 11 Work
ing Suit te the 20 Dress Suit. Our
Casslmere Suits for business wear
from S te 15 are still taking the
lead. Dees your boy need an Over
coat V We have them from 1 te
$20. Yeu can save from $1 te 5 en
every Suit purchased from us, as all
our clothing is of our own manufac
ture. Our Merchant Tailoring Depart
ment is tee well known te call atten
tion te, still we must let you knew
what we have in the way of Tiece
Goods. We have just received di
rect from the manufacturer a large
assortment of Corkscrews, Broad Bread
wales, Diagonals, Casslmeres and
ethers tee numerous te mention here,
from which we will make you any
style of Suit you desire, guaranteeing
you a perfect Ut. It is neediest for
us te claim te be the Finest Merchant
Taileri, like some Houses here de.
OUU ltEPSTATICLN HAS UEKN TOO
LONQ ESTA11LISHKD VOU THAT.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
CORNER OP
M QUHaHBT.e.OINTRBSQUARB,
XiKCASTBB.PA.
Ganae
188B.
HBWAD rMBTfiMMMim.
DO NOT MISS TO VI8ITTHE SOUTH,
era Market. The inut imiMi.. ..a
best
rk-un Market-aiZ. Tna.t US
Baturdar morn'
line e.t4 gtAf .jta. -.' TTT
at four o'clock.
-
g'.
and Batniday aiteraean
sss-uas
N01!.-81. PKB 0BNT- WILL BR
added te all city Tax remalalna unpaid
after bbftmubbb seises ","U,,UBP"
,,.,., J. M. BATHFOB,
aepMtdB city Treasurer.
NOTICE-SIX I'ER CENT. WILL BE
added en all Softeol Tax remaining un
paid after October 1, 1. "B u
ai'm areasnrer;
QBJBAPBHOEa
CHEAPSHOES
HIEMENZ'S.
.Closing out a nice let of Ladles' Leather
Slippers at S6e a pair.
Misses' school shoes, tee, 75c, DOeandllapalr.
Beys' Scheel Shoes, 7&e and 11 per pair.
Ladies' fquare and Bound Tee Butten Shoes.
75c, 85,11 and II per pair.
Ueme Made Child's Spring Heel, Heavy Bele
Shoes we warrant, size 6 to7X,eci slzelte
10H, 75e.
Ladlea Fine Lancaster Made Shoes, IL60 te
LOO.
Jeb let of Men's Brogans at Boe a pair.!
Infant Shoes, no a pair.
Men'a Shoes, 75c, II oeand ll.ffl a pair.
Shoes of all kinds marked down at half prlee;
john hJemenz,
07 North Qusen Btreet.
DOLLARS AND SENSE. THE DOL
.... lars Invested ma coarse of Instruction
at the
Lancaster Baslness College
Is en acknewledgsaenl of yenr geed sense.
Tha coarse el Instruction embraces only
Jfese branches essential in business. PnpUs
who have oenipleted the course in our com
mon and Secondary Schools Jnst as eligible aa
these who have taken a mere advanced course.
XUUAULADIBSAND OBMTLBMBM
engaged dating the daytime are Invited te
call and get full nartlenlara nt tha eaii..
Scheel. Open Tnesdav. Wednesday and s-rT.
Jay evenings. Open te visitors from 8 te 12, 1
..." "" ' "' uauy. uii parucuiars ey mall,
h i
auunni isuniNjci
BUBINXPB UOLI.aaiC.
sepu na
Me. 10). But King street.
TltALL, 1888.
Fine
Tailoring
fSL-H? ''"test Meveltles, cenflned styles.
Largest atsertment of Fine Woolens, and
prices aa low as any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Importing Tailor.
U NOBTH QUBXM STBEBT.
JQEROHANT TAILORING.
il2-?. flna.a most extensive line of Fer.
elan and Dpmostle Uends for Fall and Winter
Wear at prices that will surprise yen"
ASKEW'S,
MOS. SM AMD 235 WB8T K1MQ
BTitBBT.
OT7-lyd
-wr,TJMBIA CENTENNIAL.
brought te".-cv.v.
be of interest te you te aett.
all buying until you have been
te see our opening.
Remember the date,
GLOVES, NEW NHOKTIHS,
-AT-
ERISMAN'S,
NO. 12 WEST KINO 8TBBBT.
N
KV YORK MORE.
WATT &SH AND
Open to-eay U0 ltea Hordcrea
ALL-LINEN TABLE CLOTHS from "J 10W
per cent, under present value.
Nete the following prices : 7 1. TSe ; 8 1, 87Xe
10-t, 11.00 1 124, 1.0) ; li-4, fl 51 each.
104 FULL UI.K aCHKD atll-Meach.
50 Dezen STABLE NAPKINS, 87Kc ; Imported
te soil at 11.25.
Hundreds of Dezens or Special Bargains In
LINKN DAMASK TABLK NAI'KINS
at $1,1125, l .50,11.75 te2.M)each.
An Immense Bleck of WHITE BLANKKTS
at 73c, II .00, f 1.50 ie 13 oe each.
ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS,
ALL-WOOL OBEY BLANKETS,
ALL-WOOL SCABLKT BLANKET,
AND CALU'OBNIA BLANKETS,
At Very Lew l'rices.
Special Offering of Twenty Cases
AIL-WOOL FLAMELS,
Bought by ns In Mld-Siimmer at the Great
Trade Auction Sales, and new selling at less
than Manufacturers' Prices.
ALL-WOOLBKDSHAKKBrLANNELB.Yara
Wide, 87X0 1 worth cea a Yard.
New Yerk Stere.
UROVJHR1KU.
QOFFKKS I TEAfcfl
OHOIOB OLD"OOFPKES.
Kresh Boasted Dally ana Finest New Crep.
TEAS.
. We Quarantee for Fine Flaver and Uoed
Drinking tonalities,
QBOBQK WIANT,
Ne. US West King B.
F
1NE GROCERIES.
AT-
W. A. RE 1ST & CO.'S
GROCERS,
COUNKBEASTKIRQ ANDDTJKKSTS.
CRANBERRIES
AND
KALAMAZOO CELERY.
Weraeelvta this morning New Cranberries
ana Michigan Celery. First berries et the
season.
DU1KDUKEFI DUIKDBKIFI Te, weare
headquarters ler Beer, and am selling the
best heal at 15e per pound. Flats at 12Hc.
That's cheaper than what yen pay ter It else
where. Is it net T Why can we sell It fur that
price t That's easily answered. We get It di
rect from Armour A co . Chicago, ana save
thejebber's profit. Call and taste.
Anether let el VauDerveer A Helmes' Cakes
and Bl.culu lectivwl tresh te-day. Alse Choc
olate, Vanilla ana Ginger Walers.
. A. Eelst & Ce.
s)srTleheM, Frss) Delivery-
BMW sjBHMSg,
AiSkauayaaja,!
H
AOKR A BROTHER.
FALL AND WJNTER
Dress Goods!
The Novelties In Drees Fabrtea for tat
Fall and Winter Seaaea.
Oriental Robes in all new oetorlaaa,
with 18-lnch and narrow berdari, k
Cashmere and Oriental Shades en pkia
fTeunds.
Cashmere Feule Robes, with stdeteada
oentraating or matching.
EngllBh Serge Bebes with borders,
narrow and wide, In combinations gt Silk
and Weel.
French Twilled India Cleth Bebes; In
new shades of Gray, Blue, Mahogany,
Brown and Green, with Black Bilk
Woven Borders.
Combination Suits In English Tweeds,
with stripes for lower skirts, plain ma
terial te match for Drapery and Basque.'
Combinations of different width
stripes.
Alse choice lines of Plain, Twilled,
Diagonal and Corded Materials.
Mourning Goods.
25 & 27 West King Street,
LANCA8TKB.PA.
J.
HARRY STAMM.
It's Wonderfully astonishing- what Business
Is Iking Dene at the
purehsrr .. 2-cvs nit nmnnn
Lames', Misses' ana GhUar3iUlj(.Jl l
ana Butten ehees for rail ana Winter wear lnv - -
mecuy.twmcn weaeiy any or our oempeu-
ters te aispnte) at pi
uisnuiei at prices te suit the tlmea.
Call la te see them whether yen wish te
m te pur--onblete
ciiaau ui uei aa we ww-iw
sen'
''XIIIRRYBTAMM,
(rcrmerly rartner tn Dlsselred Finn e
Stamm Bres.)
BKUOVKD
FaOM N03. S5.4 87 NOKTH QDEEN BTBEBT
TO TUB
New Bosten Stere,
N0.24CENTRESQUARE,
(Between Seuth Queen A last Kleg Bts )
Bemember wa are tha New Bosten Stere
Netice-wo brought with us (Irem 31 ana 87
Noun queen street) when we moved, Large
Let et
KKUNANTS OF
Dress Goods.
Seme are seasonable, ethers a little onto!
seuen. we WILL BBLL err this let el
Dress Goods at about ana even less than half
ejt.
When Preparing for Winter, come ana Bee
what we are Offering In
UNDERWEAR.
A Few Prices May Interest reu.
S7Ke Each for a Ladles' Extra Quality Merine
Vest.
J'Xc Each rer
Men's Xztra
Vests.
Quality Merine
45e Each for Lsdles' Merine Vests, the like of
which we never seen.
60e Each for Ladles' Merine Vests, eqtiU te
any formerly sela at02He.
FLANNELS SHOULD NOT BE
FOBQOTTEN.
All-Weel Heavy Bed Twlllea Flannel, 80e. 25e.
teWXeayara.; '
Fine White Flannels aBpecUlty.
Black Cashmeres ana Black Henriettas at
LOWEST PB10ES
-AT-
STAMM'S STORE,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUABE.
angis-iya
TOH HALM ORMBNT.
HOU8 K8 FOR HALE ON THE MOST
liberal terms, en West Chestnut, WsJ.
nut. Lemen. Mary, Pine ana Charlette streets.
Apply at
mlB-Smd 801 NOBTH MABY BTBBBT.
TJUBIilU
HAliE OP DWELLING
A. IIOUBK.
Oa 8aTuani.T. BrmKHB 29. ISSa.
at the Fountain Inn. thu homelike one ana a
half story frame dwelling. Ne. 419 Sen th Queen
street, front 13 feet 8 inches, depth 23 feet, te a
22 f net street, with right te well and pnmp.
Geed rain elstern, pig pen, chicken house,
weed sued, a variety et line fruit trees, shade
trees en pavement
Bale te begin at 7K o'clock p. in.
IKJUn VCHAHUB,
Jeer. L. HAiass, Anct.
S21,,26,7,d
PUBLIC
HOUSES.
BALE OF WESTERN
Oa Monday. Octebcb 1. 1868.
Will be sold at publle sale, at theMerrlmae
stablrs. Ma 115 North Prince street Lancaster,
Pa , the following live stock, te wit : one Car
load of Western Horses, among which are
some Qrat-class Olivers ana some general pur
pose horses.
bale te commence at 1 o'clock en said day.
when terms will be ui.de known by
ltw&sep27,28,d UKOBQB GBOSSMAN.
it ub l,kv5 Sachet powders.
XX standara In quality and uniformly Ba
grant.
Trroneef the standard odors.
ttel u-
irej
ley
traps. While Bess. Violet ana Lily of Um Val
Foraalaenlvat
HVBLMt DBUB STOBE,
NWsMUacatjaac,
HiGEui
BROTHER
-.-, -& a. VW - - -
W4Jf-. a.