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LANCASTER, OCTOBER P. 1SSS.
Building Inspectors WatiUd.
jfftft.A AMAMnnf In Tiaailtnr la tArnrilirtl in
mt rews columns by u member et the
IxfcLLlOKXCEtt staff, who was en the
pet and narrowly tscnptd. Disasters of
l the kind are entirely tee frequent, ard
; iMre seems te be urcent need or a public
official -whose sanction shall be necessary
jCTfcif ere any new building or fleer Is used ,and
who shall risldly Inspect the construction
tefere granting hla approval. Large cities
kave tbelr building inspectors who keep
?..;- mere or less careful watch upon the
r wnrk In nmcrrpM. an A nrdpr thndem-
' AoUtien or strenstbening of unsafe build-
1$1m , . .
F Inspectors de net nlways inspect, uui
W$ Vbj are always better than nothing, and
krftnnnltjin.ll.ihlA Net YMV lOUff 880
'A church fleer fell down In this county
gVaad killed a number of people, and town
fcV Mrelessness of country builders. "When
B Mr northern market building collapsed,
tfcere was a geed deal et sober reflection
r what might have bf en the slaughter
? if there had been a large crowd within at
. Mia !, Af 4Vin nnnUnnt Vn rlllltt.
r1 """".rr'". " .
ni juaamg builders tnen uaa plenty or ar-
S Msm for Lancaster architecture. The
Vi fault is net greater In one place than an-
euier, dui ii is patniuny eviueni, hji
we need te place a watch en
buildings if we are te avoid
broken bones and sudden death. It la
true that we can't expect te go through
life without a share of danger, and the
Innocent citizen can never tell when an
earthquake may swallow him or the
lightning strike blm, but he has a right
te all the protection that can be given.
The truth is that our architecture has
BOt grown with our national development,
and we build with tee little considera
tion for firmness and durability, se that
even when there are no errors in con
atructlen, as appears te have been the
ease In Heading, there is a strong proba
bility that another generation will Buffer
from a shaky edifice. Our own grand
fathers did us no such injur' as we are
laying up, for our descendants, because
they built when geed lurat er was close
at band, and had te be hewn with the
axe, and, perhaps men were mere con
scientieus lu thete days. 2hew lumber Is
turned out cheap by steam, buildings are
erected by contiect under close competi
tion, and the building inspectors are be
coming an absolute necessity in every
well regulated community.
Ne Cause Fer Alarm.
The prospect et a three cornered mu
nicipal contest in New Yerk city is net
rery charming, but at the same time it is
BOt very alarming, for in spite of thelr
quarrel with Mayer Hewitt, the great
metropolitan dailies are nil agreed that it
Will net de te imperil the election of
Cleveland by any trading of votes for
mayor. The issue of this campaign Is of
such vital rational importance that even
the reckless local politicians of New
Yerk will prebibly find thelr opera
tions encumbered by the determination
of voters te permit no risk of the
presidency for the sake of the city. It Ih.
true that the tempJatfffiUJKOMsbncss lu
y is very strong, for the bup-
ertm or newiu see a rare cuance ter
securing a firm establishment et honest
and nen-partlfun government, nnd the
supporters of the " balls" feel that they
have been wantonly insulted aud that
tbelrleng established Influence is in dan.
ger of complete annihilation. It is an
issue en which the geed et the ceuntiy
appears te demand the neglect et the wel
fare of tbe city und It proves n point
that hardly needs proof the advisability
et separating local nnd national
politics. The mayoralty of NewYeik
should net be decided at the buiue tttne
aa the presidency et the United States.
But things at present leek se very cheer
ful for the Democracy that the excite-
(X-ment ever the nominations of Hewitt und
Grlntls'Lardly felt beyond that city,
and there is no alarm as te the result of
the campaigu.
Carl Schurz.
Mr. Carl Schuiz has written a ignreus
letter In support of I'lesldeut Cleveland,
but his conclusions are only these that
are forced upon every unpiejudiced and
calm observer of meu und events. What
ever may be said about civil frrvice re
form, there can be no doubt that the
election of 11 unison would be followed
by a clean sweep et all Democrats from
office, and a return te the old pj stein
Which gave reason for the o e
form movement. Whatever may
b3 said of free trade there can
be no sensible fear of it basid en the
fact that Democrats propose n reduction
Of tariff much smaller than Republicans
have often advocated. There is nothing
mere clearly foolish than tha fear ex
pressed by some that the Mills bill is dan
gerous btcauss it is the first steptewaid
free trade. These are the chief reasons
that, with the consideration of the crying
necessity of surplus reduction, should in
fluence independent voters te give their
support te an ad ministration distinguished
by honesty ability and boldness. The frank
latter of Carl Schurz will have great in
fluence with ull who appreciate ids
strong character and clear head, und his
ardent devotion te tlie principles et lion lien
it, popular government. lie has been
highly honored in the laud of his birth,
bat has net fulled te Insist proudly upon
hb American citizenship, und in this he
Only fellows the general custom of all
German immigrants who early barn the
meat ardent patriotism for their new
country. TheGermausef Pennsylvania
are proud of their American citizenship,
and, with cordial memories et the father
land, will net rail te give due weight te
the arguments used by Mr. Schurz.
The uTy.
Tte launch et the ciuiser Baltimore en
Saturday calls public uttentieu te the
growth et the new navy under a vigor
ous, honest und enterprising manage
ment of the department, but it must be
remembered that nn immense amount of
work has been done that does net show
la ships afloat. What Secretary Whitney
ailed a cuttlng'u way of theundetbrush,
was a very laborious and difficult tatk,
because caie ntd te be taken te preserve
Mm geed timber cencealtd by the bush.
e The navy yatds have been made as
thoroughly efficient ai means would allow
sad they are no longer mere eltciUn
machines for the employment et large
bealee e( voters who supported the nd nd
mlalstraUeu, destroyed naval apprepria-
T
tlens and wrecked the navy. Tlie gecd
work of ether years in organization and
plan has been saved and perfected, the old
liulkiarone lenser required te masquer
ade a) war ships, and the department is
trying hard te remedy the blunders of
the designers of the unwieldy and obseloto
monitors by giving them as heavy armor
ai they can carry, nnd guns et formidable
piwer. But building a navy nowadays Is
slew work.
Tight of our new vessels are new afloat,
the Delphin. Atlanta. Bosten, Chicago,
Yerk town, Vesuvius, Charleston, and
Baltimore. Only two the Delphin and
Bosten are in condition for service. The
Atlanta and Chicago are ready with the
exception of thelr batteries, but It will
be months before the ethers will be ready.
The Democratic secretary of the navy
has wen the respect of friends nnd ene
mies, and ht3 It t publican predecessors
have yet te explain the gross mismanage
ment that had next te nothing te show
for an expenditure of 70,C00,000 slnce
t'je close et the war.
The story of the Tennessee is probably
the best explanation of where the money
went. This vessel cost the government
for building, rebuilding and repairs, 13,
800,000 in round figures nnd after ateut
ten ears of eea service was condemned
and sold for $.11,625.
A DiM'Arcit from Ottawa announcea
tbat the inspector of customs for Manitoba
baa discovered extensive smuggling opera
tions across tbe Dakota border. The only
aurprlaing thing la that tin did net dlsoevor
it long age, ler the whele Northwest border
has bean fameua for Ha extroeie lesklricisa,
letting In Gtilnamea and various otuer con
traband material.
Tins pppoaraneo et Mr. Whey i'lng Te
at tbe Ki publican national hcadqturtera
In New Yerk had n lulraenlua tlleet. It
appeared that everybody but the deer,
koeper "was out" te the distinguished
visitor, who catne te prolfer the Mippnrt of
ten thousand' Uhlnntnen te "Unllliten" and
bstng W(althy nnd the bead of tbe Ublnose
oelony had i xpuetwl n cordial reception,
Wliey Ylng Te wna clad In royal silks and
loekbd fat nod prosperous, but If a ltpar
had ontcred the rooms he could net have
crretfd mera consternation. The almple
tBCtefhlH prceenoe dreve a chill te the
heart et eycry politician In the premise,
and tbe deer keepjr gave Mr. Te te under
atand that everybody waa out and would
probably never be In te htm. He claimed
tn represent Ynet Hlng, nlae yery wealthy,
and no doubt seme qutet way will bafeurjd
te unu tbise Ghluet b Kwrmbllcane.
The Londen Daily Chrentclr publlaheu
a lotter Irem tbe Kev. Jeseph Parker, tbe
imported pastor of Plymouth church
Brooklyn, who la In Kugland en a visit
If geuutne, this letter gives proof that
Usury Ward lloccher'a old congregation
violated the contract labor law for a man
with a very shaky mind, or very oeoeultlo
motbeds.
lies Bays that an ncncntle ahocked him by
inquiring alter his health, whoreupon lie
proceeded n fellows : "I lifted my llthe,
gaunt flgure te Its full height, and with
absolutely nothing for background but the
Rympalbii'lrig liorlr.en X asked him by what
rlg'it he took nn Interest In the atate of my
health. Thu blew told well. The dragon
roeloJ and disappeared," Then Homebody
asked hlui about the date of tbe
prophecy et Daniel and be deBcrlbca
an nbnurd formula by whleh he
oiulcnvcred te And lt,but nppurently-iallCtV;
for the cindle tllttejlj-.ria oleudaol tobaceo
gatheied arflundrme In a spirit et tender
.aaawtttice nnd I was found next morning
by two policemen, who nover found any
thing else, wandering round aud round a
peel, repeating oue of the rbapsedlea et
Hemer, "if the date ct Daniel had been left
te me hew nobly 1 could have held en te
my Ulirlstlan faith, but the date of Daniel
geno, what I. luttT" II e aaya that he la te
worn with grlef ever this roatter that bis
frloeds would net recognize the ominto eminto ominte
nancoot ene who, In earlier tlme, simply
read Dauld for what geed waa te be goieut
et lil in. There lu be much geed soupe In
ttioiernvlncs thut they augKeat the wisdom
et heiihi (I Stiukespoare'H feels; and the usr usr
cantle roferenco te the two pollcemou who
iiHVcr found anything olae Is particularly
t jrulble lu Londen at prcaent. Tuospectad i
0 a "inn In tuich profound dlstreai boeaiuo
ha oeuld net be aure of tbe date of Daniel la
a koen oattrnen the modern BKnottle.
m m
I'glj On in
In thstrew wlilchefull einnrs should be kept
lnttiuruuiih ruiulr. n row of let , ure sure te
occur, uurt no les sure te Lonelmnly aiirlKiiu
thu 1 ten tt rttsn'Knid of tb leeth'u ilnnultness
In li'irslitimt llut It thunrrer Is cerrecua lu
tluie with tbe old of HwZODONT, Amerlca's
lundtni; toetu beauilfler und luvlKirunt, ihu
tiimnui et tin) lueutli long retiiln tbulr
Btrimuttiiind wfcltnmna unlmjutrcd, A word
te tbj wUe 14 sulHclnnt
Llberatnl from their Fcttere
Dy the helpful, genial action et that ineit pona pena
Sciut u( upcrieuta, ltaitotter't Stain&cli Ulttari,
tbe bun clt toen threw off the burdun that para.
1) 2ed and weaVcneil tticia.nuj rosume their nor
mal freedom of action. Ilie action ottUe Hit
tcra ,uullke that et uvcrage purgathes, Inrelrea
ue griping or drcucUlng. If It did tt would, hla
Uiem, be valueless for ordinary uie. There Is
nothing unponllenrimatural HttanillnKltK oper-
r.lien.
Ljiun iuu ner, no le&a inau iuu uewuft.
in action I. muBt beuin, iireinutiuir a lnulllital
bilious necrvtlun, nnd dlrectlus out et the reng
itml lute the i Iglit clnnncL toiijelnlly wllh re
tit cacsa.UicrliUlout)upteiuBdU.ipiKar when
It Is vitemallcally utcd, and tlie Memucli U
(trenglbuurd ns i clt at rcKiilutcd by It .Mai an
flloemnlfilntK.rlii-Himntism, debility, nervousness
and kidney troubles nrareinplelcly rcllered by
U. bleep and appetite ar lu arlally prometd
O03IPI.KXION J'O wumt.
QOMPLEX10N POWDEK.
LVDIES
WHO VALUE A RKFINBD COMl'LKXION
MUSI' UUK
POZZONI'S
MKDIUATKU;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brUllunt traneparancy te tha
Iktn liauievis all plinplee, irecklus ui.d ills ills ills
c1lonitler , una nukes ihe etln flcllcntely
eelCrtnd iMHiitlliil. llcentntua ue lluie, white,
lesij Or an-imle In thtiieahadua, plukerilmb,
whtye una brunetUi.
reu SALE 1IV
All1,
Drugglate
Dettldru
and Fancy Geeda
iJvorywhere.
Jf-IIEWAUK Or IU1TAT10NH.-V
UWrVLKU.
llO-Yl'l.ES.TIUOYCIiKH, TANDliMH.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricycles, Tandems.
DDKAOLE, ElalfLK.
UUAKA.HT2KD HIGHEST OU AUK,
ILI U5TJlTKUCATAL0aUK ritKK.
POPE MPG. CO.,
7) rUANKLIK ST., BOSTON.
UKANC1I HOIIBKB-
teiki wi WRbiuih Aye.,
11 Warren Bt, New
Chicago, uua-lydeed
WANAMAKBIVS
I'niLicaLrnti, Monday, Oct. 8, Ml.
As unlikely a thing as is likely
te happen in staple dress
goods 6s cent colored heavy
wcicht French Cashmeres at
50 cents.
Cashmere prices don't flop
around. Goods that every
woman knows and wants, and
knows the worth of. Fifteen
cents off a yrd of this grade is
like taking it from a geld dol
lar, Scary times for some makers
or you'd never hear of these
cashmeres at 50 cents.
Of course there are plenty
of 50 cent cashmeres, but
they're the 50 cent kind. Here
you have a "just right" grade,
yard wide, right in weight, fin
ish, dye, durability, and in mere
than fifty colors, including all
the sought-for shades.
Net a whisper of the maker's
name that's In the bargain.
Ne matter ; it sticks out in
every yard. ' Quality, quality,
quality. Nothing better of the
weight comes from any cash
mere looms in the world.
A largish let te begin with,
but no merchant can ever have
half enough, 65 cent cashmere
at 50 cents.
Nertlipatt of contre.
The handsomest hatching of
colored Henriettas you'll find
anywhere. Silk-and-wool all
wool. Evcty grace and good
ness that ever gets into these
exquisite stuffs.
Nerl beast of centre.)
Muslin underwear is pleas
antly fixed en the second fleer,
handy te nine easy stairways
and four quick elevators.
We have put some fresh-get
surprises with the bargain lets
turned up by moving. A little
house-warming.
Anether batch of " Fruit of
the Leem " Drawers and
Chemises at 25c. "Fruit"
Chemise, with lace at neck and
sleeves, 30c.
Chemise, geed muslin, I lam
burg edge en neck and sleeves,
40c. Square neck Chemise,
pretty embroidery, 65c.
Muslin Night Gewn, yoke
with Hamburg inserting, Ham
burg at neck and sleeves, $1,
Night Gewn, with 4 rows in
serting en yoke, edged neck,
front, and sleeves, Si. 15.
60c Woven Cotten Under
skirt at 35c. Demette Flannel
Skirt, 50c.
BCiislul and Mac prty nml black
blueanil b'liuu.
An All - wool Underskirt,
gray, with scarlet, blue, or
black border, 95c.
Women's All-wool Cardinal
Jackets, plain and striped, Si
and Si. 25.
Nurses' Aprons, large size,
25 and 35c ; better up te $2.50.
Pillow Shams, 75c te S21.
Heme work don't count
against such prices.
Second Uear, Janljier street tlile. tour tli
Vuturj. We want you te knew an
Umbrella that is made ler us
by that famous old Philadelphia
house Wright Bres. & Ce.
Founded in 1816. Progress
ever since, until new they have
turned out the best Umbrella
we have ever seen for the
money. " Truewerth " is the
name stamped en each tie. It
fits the facts. Silk about as
near un-wear-out-able as can
be had ; finest English natural
sticks ; paragon frames, and all
the essentials that go te make
up the perfect Umbrella. But
the best thing about the whole
business is the price :
26 inch S3.75
2S inch $4.50
C Lest nut etreut Bide, et of main nUle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
rati UA1.B OK ItttNT.
HOUHIX JfeHtikuK ON 'THE UOVI'
liberal terms, en West Chestnut, Wal
nut, Uuieii. Mary, l'lne aud Ulua-lettnsuxets.
Apply ill
Ui6md mi N011TH SIAUV 8T11KKI'.
TCTIOH HA1.K AT
U Ue tlnoe-morv
PK1 VATIC HA1.K,
Mntll ILIItt IIUIllltlLT
Heuse, Ne ii ,erth (Jucueu Btiuut, Luncuster
eUy, I'u. luijuliu of
II c. KiiKAUY,
Ne 27 Ivust Ktnic etli'U,
Att'y for EsUtoel JiitebC. Kiuuity,
teplJ-il WAtta
HOUSK KOIl HA1.H ATA 1IAKUAIN.
1 lie 'lhrettsinry alansartl I. nil jlnunu
nCJelnliiK i lurk '4 illii. cuutnlniUK eIkIH
I'Hirn-, hath nHin, lieutur lu cvlliir, ptpeu J
thniuirhuiii liiijiiim il auk K H.lt, Iatkl
Liaiitcuaurrics, Allan llurr, oren.thup em em
tee', ect? ltd.
rpWO AND TUKKI5-ST0KY,
Brick Dwelling Heubcd,
sltuAted en Jiast aud ust aluut. Wist
1. mien, ci UBiniit. Mirili l.lnm. uharlnttc,
Ma 1 and 1'Iiim kliceu unil Luiiniiiur uvuiiue.
all lu keihI imler una i.-imtr, tlmlouet ur mud
ex uutux lit depth 15 uud 150 (. t telOftet
wiukuiiujs, lortuieou inuiuemiitiuiitl Uru.s.
AkdIv te
UJiuultd
3 NOUTH Jl AllV STUEEr.
TiOKHAI.KOK KUNT-V HUIbDlNO
X sHunt.nl four tquttts Inmi cmiiu 01
rlty, suttblile f ir nny luauuf ictuiliiK purnes".
lln.BK"l li inunt, two Iloers uud utile 0
feet li out und 45 loot flu p ilusa i ew iilnnui
pewt r buller uml euylnc, eluuler unit oltlce
eniuitlKtf, with untdli'K In nrd en linn n 1'
,t it It unit eik -story wareheuf.0 M lij n li-et
in th"iejrii iimln hulldiiiK Mille 1 urient
cheap by appl J lug ut once te
CUAUI hK MILLFJt.
t)lind 4i tut Kln, tlrtut.
-ORAUT1I VI, DKHIONS IN OKNUINK
Juiiaiini) Ui.H.lr II He i lih the most
deltOJtfly iMKruntpolpeuit ehtutuble
a ih ln lut of e-Kuni. cachet l'OKdersln
BUj l UutllJ UtldWtKl I'llCOt
Kit .ILfcl'e KAMI' EMI I'll AlOlAUY,
.. . (Opprwlie Knsteni Markiit.)
Krtlt'y' Hyiup el Mlordre.t. Midi berry
aid Hombeuna U the htst for Ceuuhs and
COO. W and 25 cents u bottle.
U.W.ITAw
TTOOD'S UAH3A.PAH1LLA.
OUT OFSORTS
Is a feeling jietuM&r te persons of dyspeptic
tendeucr. or It may bi ciutiodbrtchangeof
cllinatoienaannrltrn. Tbe stomach U out of
otde .thnbead nchnit or ders net feel light,
npimtltuli oipricleiu, the ntrrei atom OTer-
women, tun mind u conrasel ana irrnaue.
Tills condition ftndsnnozce lontcerrccttvoln
Heed's 8ursiailll, which, by lie regulating
and toning pewers, aoen trrsteies harmony 10
theiystrtn, and girts that strength of mind,
nurvesund body, which make ene feel per per
fectly well.
HOOD'S BAtl8AlAnir,bA.
" I bwe used Heed's B&rsiparllla In my fam
lly for thrte yearn, and have taken It person
ally with gnat sneers. It has nlwajs built
up my systim by giving ire a geed appattte,
hits olearo 1 rny skin, and his made mn sleep.
I harururrercd Irem nervous p'ostratlen, and
have been cured by nothing tint Heed's Pnrsi Pnrsi Pnrsi
parlllaHndocci'lenally afesrnl Heed's fills."
U r. JesKKBSAww, Hnpt. of Musto In l'ublle
ECtOOlS, ClUClliMltl, e.
cuukb uTsrEraiA
"I fullered a rrcat whlln with dyspepsia,
nnd tried a geed many remedies. A ftlend
urged me te try Heed's Sarsap'rllla, and I
have new tnknn two bettlin It his entirely
cured mu of diapepsla. and a scrofulous affec
tion hu also nntliely disappeared. I can
hardly find words te express my high appre
ciation et Heed's tarsfipattlla" Atxiw II.
Ublbcu, City Hetel, Lancaster, I'a.
Heed's Sa'BapariUa
Held by all druggists, tl 1 stxferll. rreparcd
only by 0. I HOOD A CO., Apothecailcr,
Loaell, Mius.
100 Deaea One Dellar.
(4)
A
TKIVS HAKHAl'AKILLA.
Higu Pressure
Mrlng chnracterlrcs thcisflmudern days. The
result is a ft nrful Increa'e of Hmln and Heart
Ultuasc UeiiMrsl Heblllty, Insomnia, l'aral
yalsund lnemlty. (.h'eral and Morphtaang Merphtaang Morphtaang
inent the evil. 'Ihninodlclne host adapted te
dnperrnan'jn' g'id Is Aycr's faiBarartlla, It
purlflnf.en Ichcs nnd vltallr's the bleed, and
thus strengthens every function and fuculty
of the body.
" I hnve titd Ayer'sBarsupnrlllatn my fam
lly, tei juirs. lhive found lttnaluatile as
A CURE
for Neivnus Dul.l lly raused liy an Inactive
1 viirnnilalnw stiite et the bleed." Henry
llucnn, Aunla, Ohie.
rer seini) time I hnvn been troubled with
henrt eisPBH'i limverfmnd anything te help
inn until I beimn using Acer's liirsHpitrl la 1
huv only list d thM tnrdldne six mouth , bnt
It lins relbived me from my trouble, und oiin eiin oiin
liled urn te rejuum work "-). I. Caiajutett,
ferry, lit.
" I hnv hten a practicing physician for
ever half a century, nnd during thatlmel
lmvn never leu nil se powerful and ruMibluan
attorallve and bl(K) purlderas Aynt's Harsa
partita " lr. il. ilaxutin, Louisville Ky.
Ayer's Sarsaparijla.
rnsrAne ar , '
Dr. J. O. Ayer it Oe,, Lovell, Maae.
I'rlen tl ; six botUes, P. Wertn 5 a liottle.
ocistell
11AHDWA11K.
HAHDWAllIC, Aa
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IIEH1Y Bfc & ItAUB.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
UNlCCjl ALI.EI) LINK OK
UVMM S,
HTOVKS,
FUKNAUKS.
I'elu ArquU for the Futneug
Rovelty Het Air Furnace.
Nest Doer te the Pes office.
40 ii 12 N QUEEN HT.
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11AKISU l'OUDMt
jTKKIJNd IIAKINO J'OWDKK.
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Absolutely Pure-
Till IB l'owder never varlrs. A inarvet of
purity, Htri'nijiii nml woli--eujini ss. Mera
eoeiiouilinl tliiin tbu ordinary hinds. Beld
only In iuu liy nil orecuri
bl'KULlMJ MANUl AUTUUINO CO.,
12 nnd 14 Bpruce Btitiut, Nuwl erk.
r-will exhltilt at l.uiicuntur county Katr
Cukt'ferall Bauiplns ter alt. auu&CImd
MAKULU WOJChtl.
KJTXllttUlt AND OKANITE W0HKH.
OHARLES M. HOWELL,
MAllULB ANDQnANITH WOItKS,
Ne laONOHTU QUKKNSTUEKT.
Havlnu vperlnl f iclltilra for manufacturing
(Iruntte Meiiuim ntf,li)iiit)",iJiiivi-')ii)iHwiuiii
Cuiiittety Hm kut ml kinds, respectfully te
li tl tlm iiktroiutuiief tbu public, und iiivIih nil
te eUl ui)iloxiiiiliiiitlii)ininiiBlvi)teck()t 11 in
bin MimiiuiMiHH, (iruvi-fltenf s, etc., new rin
iHlieduud uneudut my work, which 1 eirur
at gr.atly ri.duted puces, l'ructlcul exprl
onto, wltntimtti In tha iirrunKuiiinul et iirnu iirnu
mnuiHtleu, liltcilnK nml oietutlen of deslKiis
wllh Krini cum, u a KUtiruuly that purlect
tmtumctten will be Klvun te the rnett dueling
et mvtuklreus
lluilderti art invited te call for estimates for
bulldlnK work.
id ih receUud fnrull hinds of Mantels.
A luri;.' nnmbtir . r inl stid Bund and Itrown Itrewn Itrown
Sienu uoei-allls en h.inil utlewpritis.
C1IAB M. Iluw HI.I,,
Ne. 1 North QuiM-n Street last bide.
muj litM,W,b
BOUUHNO NKW HOAKDINO AND
I.edgniK lleubc, Ke. l Menth l.tiii). smut,
I Hiiriiri, ilex ni-i)ii',(litsnnrcl) fioiirli-ter
Klrni cIuhh i.iniiiim nitiiu be ird Hiwila ui nil
tin id itemnc nilein inr iHirmuiieiit bnur
de.i Meiiitlur Ithed preuip' yund In llrst
oust in in widdlnx nnd blnhduy imitles,
bil t, 1iei", iti , it tlieit mil I rn a i linn nt
Oiupubiiea putrenaiiu Hesprrttnllyseiicttcil.
Al.h. CriluUK,
s3uid Ne. 41 teuili l.lmeBinut.
TvTOTU'K lb
rUKSPAHUKKH AND
Vj persons are hereby for.
iJ ui'VNfcH-
bidden
te t rueuikM
u ay ei wne itina ill uie
Cornwall and 8pttiwelludtates tn Lebat.nn or
Lar-uvsuir MiauUtt, wnther IndOMVl or unln.
elesiid, althtr ter ijw ntirriwe of ihmUnt or
uui(iv, wi liir iir lll oe r
OHiilnst all truspAstlnt en tMd
rltrldly enforced
ii lanaseiunann.
aticnaiuitr inn notice,
V LOl.KMiN rUSIMAf
K. 1KU) 1LUIN,
txiivr. e rtriuAii,
AtumjiF ;q K.w.coieapsn'i hm
FUKK1TUHB.
UIINITUKE I FUHN1TORK I
TIIKUMItt31UNKUUASItKOI'KKUIU8
BTOKK AT T1IJC OLD STAND,
le. 38 East King Street,
Which was dmfeyed by tire some time age,
and list perfectly hew ateck of all kinds et
FURNITURE.
I'AltUJlt SUITES,
11KDHOOM SUITES,
TAULKS, CUAIBS, Ere.
UPHOLilERINQ
In All Us nranchei. Alse 1'atntlng and Or
nanienung uiu baaiis.
HENRY WOLF,
Ne. 38 East King Btreet
1e9.tfd
e
uus & eiBiia
FALL OPENING.
TO-DAY AND NEXT WEEK 01"
NEWEST DESIGNS
IN
THE
FURNITURE,
At our Warerooms, 2d, 3d and
4th floors, 31 Seuth Queen
street.
All arc invited te see the ex
hibition. Nene asked te buy.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
aprlMyd
H
OFFMKIKU'B.
An lnvltattnn tn all who eonteinpla'e
making uuy chii'Ki lntlnlr homes (ariKftrds
rurnltuio.etc.) this ra 1, te Call and Examine
OUK
Large Asserlment
FURNITURE
-or
ALL DESCRIPTION J.
Our Btcck Is Cotnp'etn and our Prices as Lew
as inn luwuil jl itiii uu le ynur iiuvuiiiuKu
te buy your 1'arler, Chamber, DlnlnK ltoeul
Bulls, fete.,
HOFFMEIER'S,
NO.
sepl1-3ind
20 EAST KING BT.
w
iutaith.K'u.
FURNITURE!
FURNITURE
STOCK FULL. NKW ANI HEAOHKUb.
can't be Descrlbed.
I'ut VeiirKyc-i vn It, und be your Own Judge.
Common, Medium nnd Flue Furniture
Btylu Uunlity nnd I lntsh Utslng te the U1U11
K8T f 1 1 Cll, while I'rlcea are In tlm L WKi r
NOTCH Mem worth In our goods than the
price would IndlctUe.
A Grand Exhibit.
'tlie Latest nnd most Attractlve Nevelty
The I) HUM (Htnmuti and JToetslool In the
window. Loek at tlium.
Our rioera am Full of the Newcst Styles.
WIDMYER'S
FUJtNlTUHK STOliJS
Oer. Haat King & Dukn Sta.
me utiusuKKUi'Kua i "
TO HOUSEKEEPERS!
1 our nerilx for the next few weeka will be
will, it ou limy want netuttbtnjr Jlew and
llilKtitln
Furniture I
we Invite you te leek through our steclr nnd
will dei ur bint te m commedate jeu. Ihere
are Cbtlce New i utterus of
AnlJque Iied-Koem Furniiure,
MUSIC CAIUNKIS, COUCHES,
Chairs for the Library & Parler,
lie npbnlsterlng and Uepulrlng of all kinds,
at Aloituiute 1'rli.es.
HEINITSH'S,
37 & no BOUIH QUBHN ST.,
l.ANCASThK.l'A.
FLA UU, .1 C.
AT HTJKSK'S.
FIREWORKS
Flrowerke, Colerod Torche, Fluss, llurgees'
Thlnese Liiii vrnr, Jap'iiiie Lanterns. Adam
anil no Cunning, bust uud cfceap ; 1G candles for
15 cents. Thu
CAMPAIGN SCREAMER,
An entlmly new nnd thi most unlqttoandsur unlqtteandsur
prlslni; article In pyroiuehntLS. Ills a steittu
whlmluund silutocemblnod. Nuw and Nove),
aud Is sold at & cents each.
BURSK'S,
KO. 17
EAST KINQ
LANCASTKIt.l'A
UTIIHRT
vm
V.'ldll ID KMI'MIY A KKW
talesmen nn mlurv te sull our eneds bv
ainpln te the whnlcsetln and retiill trndu el
LaniiMter, Fi, and afljelnltig sMtus We urn
thn Hrgesi mtnnlucturers of our line In the
country, bend two runts In stumps ler par
ticulars. Nope'tols unswumd
I'KN 1 KNNIAL MT'O CO.,
auKin-antdtvid ctnrlnnHtl.O.
w.
L. K1SHKH, DKNTIHT.
I'artl'ular attention ulveu te filling
and preserving the natural tith. 1 have all
the lutist ImprVDinents ler doing nice work
uta very reasonable cost. Having jiarsel ex
portenco in the large cities I am sure te give
thn bust of satisfaction and save yen money
bust artiacUl teeth only l&euper set.
marlMyd Me, U MOKT1 qUSXIf BT.
ear boevd.
Ul'EUIAL NOTICE.
M
I.tdlcs', Ultscs' and Children's
Ceals, Jackets and Wraps.
All New ibis Bcaaen.
Latest Styles, Lewest Trices.
M
WOOL SHAWLS
ATI'AIiOAtN PU1CK8.
Latest Sly It 1 tn Vn u Goods.
Ke Trenble te Btew Qecd a
JehnS.Givler,
6 & 8 North Queen Bt.,
LANCASTEE, FA.
mane-lvd
J.
HAHHY 8TAMM
-II AB-
REMOVED
rneM
THK OLD STAND, NOS. S3 A 37
MJKTUqUKKN HTUKET,
-TOTHKNEW-
Bosten Stere
i
-AT-
HO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
We are l'leisefl te Anneunce tbe Arrival of
a Complete stock of Cholce New styles In
I'LAIN ANDKANCV
Dress Goods,
And weutd call yourattenllontn vfowGKN vfewGKN
U1NK HaHUainb, net the se called or stinar stinar
reuted bur, alMnKS, but barKUlns In whlfh
you get More Than Your Meney's Werth, vlr :
Ten fhades ALL-WOOL HBNUIKTAX, 40
Indies wide, 37Ke a yard ; never was sold for
less than 60c a J ur J,
Twelve Shades AL1-WOOL 11UOAD
CLOIHS, ii inches wlfle, im a yard.
FIX Styles eJHILDBENSIPLAIDS. rtch und
beautlttil In their colorings, 8e a yard.
Twenty-flve DlrTorent Things in DUKRS
QDUUH at. 2e n yarn, which lnolude goods
aetually worth ioe a ynrd.
Ml'KOIAL A8HOIITM1SNT OF,
BLACK GOODS.
We want your meney Frank, Isn't It. 109
Andwewaut yenr irlends and jour nelh.
biiis' meuny And In enler te gel It we will
eiterin exchange Itcal Jnlly i-ead Natured
Jlargatns. ei In ether words. Ull you gnt ac
quainted witncur Ntw Location we will give
you the
BEST OF THE BARGAIN.
FLANNEL", Bl.VNKKTa ANH C0MfOUT3
IN UltbAT VAltlfcTY
AT-
NO 24 CENTRE SQUABE.
J.B-
MAKflN A Ot)
SPECIAL PRICES
-or-
"Upholstery G-oeds.
Furniture Coverings
ATAWAV UOWM-l'IUCKS.
Furniture Jutes.
An Ixcellcnt Material, enn yard and a-h&lf
wide, u-i'il ler (.evnrlng all kinds of Hurul
ture, reduced us fellow s :
filj Att'c
Hte A two
yje Aiiic
Raw Silks for Furniture
Coverings.
M.U) (Jualtty..
I M) eimllty.,
119; ifiiillty..
..iiewn tiri'ii
..Down toil V5
..Uonte .W
PETIT POINTS.
Tlnscledand tbe heaviest and strongest tea
teilKh, uiude ler iirnlluiet'eN eilngs.
I1.SC Quillly lti)ilnccdtel.
II. i3 quality UtduccdtO M
HIKIHT LKNCTllS of ell thi abeTO mate
rials ut ihreo-reurths prlre
Klegant Patterns In Wlde rurnlture Cre
tonnes, ut i:)e u yard.
Deuble raced Canten runnel, all shades,
WXoieoa urd.
t-rlnteiland i'laln Kern Curtain Scrims all
red-cedtn price.
CURT1IN POLES
In Cherry, Ash. Wninu. and K bony, wllh
lliuis Knds unu tiraekuts ul iic Kacb.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
CLOTBWU, me.
EHCHANT TAILORING.
'! XiX.l
Yeu can and a most extensive Una of For Fer
rtfgn and Uomestle Uerds for rail and WiaUr
Wear at prices that will surprise you, a
ASKEW'S,
NOS. t34 AU Z38 WEST KINO
BTitXKT.
07.1TH
XKKM ck HATUITOA..
A GOOD TREAT
1KBT0UE EOtt TOU
IF TOU CAKE TO LOOK AT
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK
-or-
Everything Desirable
moil-
$ 1 0.00 TO $25.00,
-AND-
Made In Our Reliable Way.
THE PRICES ARK NOT TOO HIGH.
YOU LL SAY SO WIIKN TOU 8KB THEM
Myers & EatMen,
UEL1AULE CLOIH1KUB,
NO, 12 EAST KINO
LANGABTKIt PA.
ST.
H
1KSH & BKOTHICK.
We Head the Precession
While Otltcrs Try te Fellow.
&
Our great Underwear Sale is
still going en. Per tbe benefit of
thoae who did net knew it we will
continue tbe sale until next Wed
neEdny. Overcoats seem te be tbe Beng
ut piesent. We are selling tliem
a trifle earlier tban usual, but the
prices will explain that.
The Children's Suit Depart
ment is full of nebby styles for
tbe boys, ranging in prices from
$1 te 910.
Beys' Suits in all sizes from
i'2 50 te $1 8. A first-class Scheel
Suit from e2 50 te $5.
Men's Sack Suits in Cussimeres,
Worsteds, CQrkscrews,"Wales and
Diagonals from $S te $15. Cuta
way Suits from SS te 20.
In our Merchant Tailoring De
partment we have decided bar
gains in Treuserings and Suit
ings. Any style Suit made te
order at short notice.
JjA ItOEST ASSOUTML'NT,
Newest Styles,
Tixest Qualities.
Prices that ethers dare net
meet.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
CORNER OF
N QUBQNBT.& CENTRE 3QUARH,
LANUASTKlt, l'A.
riLOTHINd I
CLOTHING I
I Ganian & Bre.
CLOTHING PRICES.
Claims urn euxy. llut our claim Is that our
prlcts lorcletblnKOf all grades are lower than
uny respectable competition is capable at
certain and s wltt pioel.
8EKMANY SXAMl'LKS IN
FALL OVERCOATS.
AT $5, ft, 3, IIP. ill, 111, 116, lf, VX.
is Ml Iluys a Nlce russlmore Suit
S7IO llnys a Geed Werxttd Mile
tiej llu j b ii uixkI All-wool CasslmereSult.
ISO) 11 u j a an Knijllsh Worsted cutaway
Bnlu
lis CO Buys a 1'erfcct fitting I'rlnca Albert
BulU
UOY'S AM) U1IILURE.VS t'LOTHI.NO.
l!nMfult3iitf3 II, tMO f7,fjnndf).
children' t tl li, K 2A. 1.1.7.1. is, f I a) and 16.
ilKn'i", Uej's and Children's l'au:s at Lew
est I'rlces.
Our 115 no and IIS 00 Suits te Order are Taut
fellers. It will pty ou u, loelc at them If you
ere in reed of a roll Suit.
L. GANSMAH & BRO.,
MANUrACTUUSUS Of
Hen'?, Bejs' acd Childreu's Clothing,
f). W.COUNKIlNOimtQUKKN
ANU OUANUK BTUKITS.LANOABTKB, PA.
Reaity-Made Clothing.
HIRSH
BROTHER
iShltjfeatitsi4ri';iA.ir-i'-.jtitnc-. -