rnT patpvi ' .' f i V i s Vw - Ml H LANCASTER DATTAr INTELLIGENCE!, TTTUttflDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1888. ,-Ti irv fciT i !. The Daily Intelligencer. LANCASTKlt, OOTOHKtt 18. IS4 TIie nelllnper Murder, l'ubllc ecntlment la net satisflcd with tbe condition In which tlfe Delllnger case is left by the decision releasing the hus band. Willi thnt decision Itself fault cinnet be found, ns there was hardly afllclent evidence upon which te held the accused. He wns net shown te be Innocent; but the ovldence of his guilt waj as meagre as that of his lnnocrnce. Hi habitually nlused his wife, and she hid left him through lear of him. On the evening befere the morning en which she was found dead by the Bide of the crek, Bhe had left the heuse of friends in the city with the avowed Intention of going te her husband's house. That same evening, up te mid. night, the husband was found Inquiring for hi3 wife at places where film might hive been expected te be ; and at six o'clock the next morning he Is found going from the city towards his home. When last seen the night before he had Bald he was going home te sleep. This he may have dene or he may net. lie may have met his wife by the creek ide in the interval ; or he might liave alaln her there befere the hours nt which he was found solicitously inquiring for her in the city. There nre possibilities; but there 13 no evidence that they are tacts. The pelice have found nothing but wet clothes nt his house, a pin be longing te him at the scene of the crime, and footprints like his in Its neighbor hood; but n witness lesUflcs that he had onthBBame clothes en the evening be fore as en the morning alter the deed; and It is testified that the wife also were the pin ; and the footprint ovldence was tee carelessly observed te be effective, though upon It the justice might possibly luve held the man for trial. It seems clear enough that the woman was murdered ; she was nt least drawn from the creek by seme ene, and presu mably that fioine ene had something te de with her death. She might have thrown herself into the water, through fear of some one und have been dragged out by the one who caused the fear. This Idea naturally points te her husband as the agent of her death. True she was known te fear him and te have cause te de be, upon this suspicion possibly the alderman would have beeu justified In holding the husband. But we de net complain that he did net de be. We believe that every man should be treated as Innocent until there is geed cause te held him guilty. It is net a light thing te chnrge n man with murder and te held him in jail for trial, and the evidence ought te abundantly justify it. What we de complain of in this cibe is the lack of zeal shown by the authorities te trace the author nf an act which is mil vcrjally believed te have been a murder. Is murder considered ee trilling u thing and is life considered be cheap thattliu utme3t effort is net used te detect the criminal ; tlmtne reward is offered for his apprehension. And no public elllcinl concerts himself in his diccevery b;ive 11 constabie or two, who uudert ke the detective work and naturally de It in peer fashion ? Certainly a crime of this magnKuIe should be earnestly and Intelligently in quired into nud no expense should be saved In the Inquiry. A Bkillf ul handling of the witnesses who .testified in the Del linger cate will be likely te bear fruit. It is net te be credited that all has Leen told. Tue woman disappeared tee mys teriously from sight. She should be traced from her last appearance ; alie can hardly have reached the banks of the Concstega without having. been seen en the way. We urge the district attorney te an active prosecution of the inquiry, nnd we presj upon the county commissioners the pre- i prlety of offering .1 suitable rewaid. It is fdr -tlite pxr?tais that our detective talent is awaiting ; und as it has always come te be looked for In a case of magni tude, there Bcems te be JjO way of avoid ing the proffer, hewever true it is that the police force should de their duty without such incentive. Election Hits. The election bet is en the wing. It is Hying back and forth from the Demo cratic voter, but chltlly forth, as takers are net se plenty ns they have bctn in past campaigns, and the jubilant voters who hore that Cleveland may win are anxious, te induce despair in the minds of their opponents by displaying conii cenii dence in the shapa of bets. New it w ill net de te be ever hard upon the election better, because he is as a rule a perfectly honest und straightforward fellow, who never gambles or bets en anything else. lie has several motives for be'.ting ; first, he honestly believes that it is ns safe a speculation as can be found, next he Imagines that it will in a small degree help his side te mero certain victeij by discouraging their opponents, nnd last, but most important, It Increases the ex citement ever the issues of the campaign. As a matter of fact the venture is no mere certain than any gambling en fu. ture events, it can have no solidly beno bene ilclal effect upon the campaign, nnd the excitement would be quite enough for health without it. With all due sym sym pathyfer the election better we would call his attention te the indubit able fact that all the demerali. ing tendencies of gambling are em bodied in mere Insidious and milder form in the elect ion bet. The moral ob jections te lotteries aud stock gambling are of iqual force ugalnst election g imb ling, and there is auether very serious objection te the practice. It suietheia patriotism and festers a narrow ami par tisan spirit. A man with money at Btake en the election is apt te become hopelessly blind te the real issue before the people, aud even if he can practice rare euU euU euU contrel, he encjurage3 party bigotry in the man who bets against him. 1'erlnps that man might have been open te fair argument and conviction if he had net acquire! a money interest in the campaign. This may seem te bj a low valuing of the convictions of geed citizens, but it is net meant that they are consciously influenced In their votes by the money nt stake. Tfiey would have plenty of plausible reasons te give for their political faith before they alluded te the hard cash at stake en the ieult. The growing practice of betting en elections is encouraging a spirit out et all hatmeny with the theories of pouu peuu )r Kereinmcnt, nnd the faet that it is Indulged in by men of high standing makes its moral effects even mero hai in fill than that of ordinary gambling. m m Vlporens Jnflge Thurman. .Indge Thurman is having n magnifi cent reception in Indiana where his np np pearauce excites great enthusiasm, Ne is in effective condition for service, not withstanding the Republican papers nre fend of representing him as a worn out vessel. It would be n mean thing te charge even if there was geed foundation for It ; which there Is net, save advanced years. The Democratic candidate for vice presi dent is in vigorous health and strength that is fully equal te the discharge of the duties of the vice presidency if he should be called upon te assume them. Beth in mind und body Judge Thurman Is equal te nny duties that may be cast upon him ; and it is malevolence of the worst kind for his political opponents te say otherwise. At the request of the Mexican minister, the burenii et ed licit Ien has undertaken te distribute) te libraries and nowspapern, a ttietunml replM of a pimptilet published by the Mexican government relative te the fntneua Uutlluic case. A copy recolved nt this olllce kIves at lengtti the claim made by our Rovernmont for Indemnity for the nrrcst of Cutting nnd the RURgoitlen that Mexican law Hheuld be se amended aa te provent further treuble et the klni'. Jg nanle Mar local, mlnlster nf foreign 10 10 latteni, rcplleii nt crcat length ie tuning the Indemnity en the ground thut Cutting did net H 11 Her 111 trentinent and io ie io Insed te onipley counsel, te bhic relcase en ball or te take nny lci?al stepH whatevcr. 11 lie wni net tried fnlely for an ollcnse cemmlttud abroad, but aim for the con tinuation or repetition of tlie tmme In Mexican territory. " He lielila that the 1 iw nf Chihuahua, which permlta extra ter ritorial juiUilloilen, tnerely calnbllshea K'nernl principles, niidhodeot net admit tluit It la contrary te the law of nnlleiiH and enjB that the United Htatea " ban Biibitnn Biibitnn tUllythe nnme proylslenH lu the laws or oeoor intire of the Integral HccllenHOf its torrltery. " IIe oemlii'lou ai fellow, ' the Mexhrni government Is dotermlncd In tl.e present question, m well a In nny ether, te forefio evtirytlilng for the Balte of pro pre pro aervlug IIh frlendNhlp with the Unlted Ktates ; everytlilnj: but what may be con nected with the national iioner or tlie ee rleux IntcrestH Intruuteil te lt care." J'.ntjinccuwj A'eii'inoteB that the atnam car hen'.liiK law gees Inte otleet in New Yerk stain en Novembor 1, liy nn auiondment paawd last wlutfr, the atate railroad 00m 00m rnliHleruirH nre ompewcrod te grant oxten slen te certain partlei en geed roaien, and a hearing has been gtven te the following reailH : Ttie DflanareiV Hudsen aked te be rolfevod for two menlha ; thin oeuipany has ndopted the MoKlrey ByHteui, but thu eara caunet be equipped by Novembor. Tlie (Irand Trunk railroad wanted cxouip cxeuip cxouip tlen ler 0110 year, he that 11 mlKlit obtain the bast pysteni. The J.ehtgh, t'onnaylvn t'ennaylvn nla nnd Ij'ieknnnuna ratlrend oempBiilnti nikcd ler n year's rellul bosnuae no uniform coupler or steam heating dovlce had been ndopted ; sovernl llnea ran evor the Lehigh read und the traniH were mide up et mixed eirH. The commlnsleuura roBOrved thelr doelslon. Ab ene et the chlef obHtruo ebHtruo obHtrue tlmm In the way et adopting Nteam eir hetting duvlcJt wen the leek el n uniform Bteam 00 up! or, the uommlsileu notllled the rnllreadB te solid 11 ropreMunluilvo ten ineetlng that wan held e iTuesday In New Yerk te ngroe upon aiiiiie uniform Htcuin oeujilor, Tlie moot meot moet liigiuljournud without resulL, The New Yerk Ceiitral lnihted that they euuhl net new uhange thu Hyutniu they had nlready ndopted. Other readH oxpreBscd n wllllng wllllng nesi tondept Hteam heating though their repn (ontatlvea roiupUlned of the Hliert tline k'm) lu which te comply with the law. if the Mud Kundl-Mster hudhappened In mid wlutur hew many of thu wounded would hnvu usouped burning te death? The reld wenthnr ia oleao upon up, nnd the cirHtove e,iiifl en Borenoly lu evnry nhile, but New Yerk, whero the comiulnsienorH nlleuded the rnllrendi by their haste. l'llty trial Nlinllar ollenso wan net given In i'ennay lvanla. ArreiuiiMi te tlie rnjxirt of tlie Btathtl cal burenii the experta of butter in Ueptom Ueptem Ueptom leruinounted te flHin78, about ten tliou tlieu Band less than In Koptember of 1SS7. The expert") of cIipche ronched fJG'JJVi, Heme tvsu hundred mid sixty thousand lusa than la thu name month of last year. llcef ami lie produeia exported nmounted te tfjTiiT.Hj.'i t .OS30S leaa thau lu Heptember of lfhT. The total exportation of these prin cipal articles of previsions for the nlne months fmdlug Hoptemhur fill, sIiewm n total ever a million dollar below the same eal- tulateu tcr lust jear. The doarense of experts of breadHtullrt ami dairy, beet nud l.e, pteduutR, se steidlly shown for many months put, would net be nt all unpleasaut te oeu- tomplute If it wero balanced by n cerres pending Incroase of oxpertsot American maehliKry nnd manulAeturud nrtleliH, in paymeut for ImpertH Kurope takeH from us Jiiat what feed is needed after India and KiiBsIa havn sent in their quota ; the bal bal nnce, II thore wero any, would be made up by American manufactures. When we get raw materlals frce there Hheuld be such n balaucc, hhiI when our mnuurnotured Reeds have gained 11 loetlug In forelKn marUet", we need net bother he about our Hhare of Kuroje'rt feed tupply. PERSONAL. Sui Jen 1:1 lias made fioueei). hluce be beudii lu kie seuln. Shi'iinrAin ISaimiiiN nt Mattnpoiaeti, Ma?.. hjijndlu neveral days with his daliKhter, Mis. H. 1. Warden, Jr. Bi.naieu Jehn V, Jenks, of Nevada. cainu te tills eninlry irem Walw, and went Keld huutliig te Cillteriiln In M He began with pick In haiul. and te-day 0110 et his mm h lelds IH111 f u 000 n month. Iti: Jehn II ukn, thoeminont Oerman Jtsult attreijciiiar nud mathematical nieni nieni Imrel the Kejnl Mathematlcal society of Ilxrlln, hra been nppolnted te the clmlr of astronomy and directorship of the obtorvn ebtorvn obtervn tory In tnu Ooergetowu university. IM3. trlctel Columbia. htralna anil uxinrnal Inturlt-a uieUuiclilet cjuiitsef Kiukuuklusnna mint, lly ihHfrie "lir" ll.'i u 4tl'1 U" a CUr" WlU ''" e,k'l:l-ll I" ' " Ann thme as a mask liull thil i.uui " ye; and they kpt tt up prmty liiv unit ineiiiluif ou then weui-ntitlrulil et Uiu eiriy nest kiielD! mat all ihu ariiKuUta taueld rulluble utaudby. "J"i. AHPHAX.T IILOUKH. ANl'llAhT l'AVING BhOOK. Asphalt Bleck Ce., emc --ui (.he.inutut., I'biin., l-a. - iks-iirlOKopert, ra., A Cmnaiu, N. j. ilAJlUKAirrUliKUSOKl Standard Asphalt Paving Blocks f-1 fa ixsxll .and !.ixiixu In Kfiiuruluie lorstrcetpttvlnK.tiauwulii. .-r aer. path., mill yajils ana driveways! l ,iu JI eel .r?. vau ana boa wall.. Ovur.u.! NcHMnje. emucss, strtcUy BanlUu" ..rSctl" callylnflijinicttuiuauaeht'ap. y' l c" rer prtces ana lurUiur Inlormatlen .aaieas- R. S. OSTBR & BRO., Agents l.ancattir Ce.. K4 North lilne St Utnnuuir. l-a, in4a7,a ' Hi K 11 an In jour county Ne nxneil. cnccir. nt tl, puruiunent uinnleruiDiit ler tbiiie jcair fcaiary Increanta eacn i-ear leraJary. u iveriltliu, etc. Largest manut'js n!i,.EL,nuu . hncl iUmS. Ne petal, V0MVLKX10N 1'OWJ'KR. (Q0MPLKX10N 1'OWDKB. LADIES WIIJ VALUE A UKK1NE1J COMl'LKAlO.t MUST USB POZZONI'S MKIUUATKU; COMPLEXION POWDER. It Impart 11 brilliant transparency te tlie Bhln. Hoinevcsnllplmplrs, irocklea nnfl 019 colorations, enrt mikes tlie kln aotlcitely nettnna beaiilUnl. ltcentMnii no lime, white, loin or arioiile. In tlirue shades, plnlt or flesh, whlte ana uruneua. roil BALE UY Ail DruffglHta nnd Fancy Geode Doalera illvorywhero. JtarliKWAUK Or IMITATIONS.- aprii-lva WAtfAMAICKH'H riiiLADULritiA, Thursday, Oct, la, l'.ts. With Dress Stufls piling the tops of shelving high out el reach, what can we de in the papers mere than take down here and there a representative stuff and give you its story ? We mention one, it means fifties or hundreds se far as high quality for little money gees. The cheapest Side Band Dress Goods in the market. Cleth weight, feule serge, 4 neat designs, each In 10 color ings. Modest, but rich. 75c. A geed share', of the fashionable world is getting into the Side Band stuffs. Heavy, wiry serge, plump 50 inches, a dozen proper shades, 50c. As geed wearing value for the money as we ever gave. " 40 inch " Colored Cash mere, from one of the best makers in the world, 50c. The 65c kind of a week or se age ; 75c a few seasons back. Rich, medium weight Broad cloth, $1.50. Finished like the best. Fashionable tints. Be fore this let $2, after it 2. The new " Wanamaker" pat terns in Table Damask are fii.2q a vard. 5 J Nankins te matcn, $2.25. style, and price markable even The tiualitv, combine is re- among our re- markable Linens Ihat ac- counts ler the name. A very fine Damask, 2 a yard ; 3 Napkins, $8.50. Hoitthwestor centre. Table and Piane Cevers. A big corner of the Upholstery is heaped with them.' New ideas, novel designs ; fuller than ever of sunlight for the room. Bresilienne Tapestry Table Cevers. Silky te the eye. Small table te piano size, $1.50 te $5- Persian Tapestry, German Tapestry, te $2 te $4.50. Chenille Cevers, $1 te $6 Jute Yeleur, $3 te $30. Plush Cevers ler square piano, $30 te $50; for upright piano, $4.25 up. Pelt for up right piano, fre:r. $1. Plush Table Scarfs began at 25c less than ever before. Felt Table Scarf. 75c up. Felt 2 yards wide, $1.10 by the yard. There isn't a worthy cover stuff thought that we've skipped. Sti-nnd lloer. north of Tiansupt. Frenchy Towels ; some peo ple like them. 90c te $7 each. A new let with Paris sticking out all ever them. Southwest of contie. The Fnglish Storm Coats have come. Genuine Mackin toshes, Byers' patented ventil ating device, with and without capes. Plain colors and small checks. Prices never before se low. Willi Men's rurnililiiiis tiancu. Clieatuut .sticet in- A big edition of our illus trated " 1 leusekeeping Art " went out with a rush. Ten thousand mere just here. Prac tical hints for beautifying the neme antl some price telhn that will come handv. Te be had in the Furniture menr, or sent te your Depart address ur the asking. JOHN WANAMAKER, Ki L't'.t rie.v.H ;.. JL'blNKhS EDUCATION l'AH. ..J"." l'mnH .""" heubi go into buslne.s while he im Igiiniuut et ilu muniier el legu V - 1?J1 . ""., ,,lV hive knut natiiinl nlillliy but thut Hill ret supply the ilelltlency "J tt krowleage et lleakket-plng or pievint V.?MS,r "ln Ketllng Inte leiifiulmi 'Ihu tbj 1NSTUUCTIO.N us lulepttd ul LANCA'JTICU 11IJ81NESS COU.BUK will ibuef n3vanlBge te every mull hnuvri hlslututoeccup.ilioa may bu. It will teach liuhl.iem lmbus nnd attention liiBcceunts, which will glvolncruwed Inu-rutt und uici'8j Veumr Alun and I.mllra ti.vim, ti,i., Invtoiiuennilillirliivlim ti spend n.laj m merits or ihelnsuiiiilen. " '" "' " Hay undetenlnghesiiluns. Addreii sepi-itld 11. 0. H.lil.h.li, 1 Unclral. ..-j v.i,...i. ui.u uii-iy I11U1I1S11'LS U4 JEVAN'H KI.OUK. We are new prepared te lurnlsh a nratila.s urilLlu 01 Kiln-Dried Cornmeal. LKAN & SONS. UdMThAS TJOOIVa HAnSAI'AMLiLA. Almest a Wreck It B of ten till cate that a parson gets Inte a run down condition, Ihocatiteof which It Is altncat Impmslhle te di-Urmlne. rrem a wtak enua si stem nnd linpura bleed, in era und moie enrlmis dlsorders nppr-ar, until the conttltn centtltn ttnn brenks down nnd soma deflntte powertit dttoaee trains a linn held. When that tired feet Inft- comes en It should be overcemo at any lest! Heed's Sarsaparllla should be taken te lovlve Uin declining powerf, restore the appo appe appo tlte and vltallzs the bleed, "lleelltinydaly te tell what I think of Heed's Sarsaparllla 1 was In a very peer stAte of health forsevoral months) for four weeks I was unable te work, nud nothing soeuiod te be what I needed, sty appetite wm peer, 1 could net sleep, had head uchQ a great fleil, pains In thu small (if the back, my bowels did net move regularly. Why I 1 soeined almeita cemplete wreek. In thl4 condition 1 began te take Heed's Sana pirlllrunnd In asheit tlme lldld me se much geed thai 1 feet Llke a New Man I can't be tn te tell nil thu geed It did me. My pains and aches nre relieved, my rppetlte Im proved, 11(1 1 realized hew much geed n sin gle botlleof Heed's Harsaparllla would de me, 1 would gladly have paid ten dollars for It, 1 say te ethers who noed a geed medlclnn, try Heed's Sarsaparllla and see." Uhercik r. Jack Jack en, Kjxuury bUUen, Conn. Heed's Bareaparilla Sold by nUdriigglsbi. II i six for is. l'repircd only by U. 1 HOOD A CO., Lewell, Miss. 100 Dosea One Dellar. (i) AitK YOU UON8U.M l,TI I VK T VHK 1'AKKBU'd 01N(KK TONK) without delay. A tnre medicinal compound that cures when all ulsn lallK. Has cured the worst eases et (Jeiigrt, Weak i.una.8, Asthma, Indigestion, Inwuid I'nlns, Kxbaustlen. In In vnliiuble for llhuumiitlsin, domain Wenknesn, and nil ptlns nud disorders of the Stomach and hewtls. one. at IiriiKKlbls ri.onnsreN (joi.eonk, Most Kingrantand basting of 1'erluincs. i"0 IiriKglstH. (I) CJAJ'K. HUKK AND Hl'KKDY OUKK. O Itupture, Vnrlcocelo nnd Hpeclal Dlseases of clthnrsex. Why be humbuggnd by quacks jrhim you can nnd In Dr. Wilght the only Ilia ntin I'HTsiuiAit in rhlladnlphlawhe makes a epecUlty of tlie above, dlseasiis, and Cdbis Tiiaut 1 up." UiuruHTsin. Advtce Free day ana even ng. Blrangers utn bolreatodand re turn huiiiii snmn day. Olllces prlvale. nu.w. ii. wmeiiT, sl North Ninth Struct, Alieve llace, l' e. llexers 1'rdladelpbla. '-IVHk1 vrt - trAVUUBJ. w AT CUES AMERICAN 1 Watches, Clocks, .luwelry, Specs, Kyo-Ulaese;, Kte , nt I.O Wf K8 r 1'lllCKS. Oplleal (JnedH Tnlpgrnph Tlme Dally Kvery Aitlcle In this l.tne Curefully Kejulrtd. LOUIS WEBER, Nn 1EJK K. Uucen at., Near V. It. It, Station. w EDDINU I'EKSENT.S. G-XLL Jeweler. 'j Wedding Presents iu Silver, hew nud Artistic Dcdgni lu aibVKUTKABKTS, l.KMO.VAuKBKT.S, CAKIC 1IASKKTB, I-'KUIT D18IIK9. V It K SCI I CI.MOK", IIU0NK3, Ete. CHAS. S. GILL, KO. 10 WEST KINO ST., I.ANCASTKIt. I'A. rEl'AIKlN(. WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING! rei Mue W utch and Jewelry ltepntilng Tin lia. Will Hive j 011 Ihu bmt et work and lurlc.-H money than juu hiivubeen paying. ANY Hl'KUlAI, H'OliK, Resetting Stones, &a, All erk Warranted and flrilbt'nclliin (luarautecd. WALTEE 0. HEM, Me. 101 North Queen Street, COlt.OrOUAMiK, UANCASTKIt. PA. ni-lin JIAltltWAltK N JUS. V DOOK TO THE l'O.SrerKIUE. (Jut sleck of Steves, lle.tters Mil U,int;es is new cemplete ns cun be ileblred. We Imve thcin in nil sizes ami for nil jiriccs. Neuo sheulil wait longer te pie pie pio pure tlieniselvea for wlr.it prom, tees te be 11 long und severe win ter. When tlie tlci'n snow iuliete mill the llerce cold wind blowing, it will be dnugereiisly lute te pre- ide for heating the house. New u tlie acceptable tlme, nnd tlie lust plnre te which te go is 11EILLY m. & HAUB, 1 1 A I . I I!K SH Het ' (iimli-, 11 IMtMsllINO 10 - 12 N. UUKEN HT. itul WUKKXttWAItK LjiUlt A MAUT1M. New Wares At CHINA HALL, W 11 ar.i new receiving a I urge l.tne el NEW KAN01 OOOD.h In .lapaneje, Doulteu, I ejul Were eslui, hew Hungarian, Itodeub.ick.Slvll Itedeub.ick.Slvll liueher ,u, l ire. Ueeemua (.Men In in decorations r TIiejh (cods me or the Latest Designs nud will bofceld at l.OHiut 1'ilcca. HIGH & MARTIN, N 1. 15 J'.'ast Einj? Street, t,Ni'4rr. pa NO'UCh. OUK1 h. 1U litrCiPAMHKUy AND 'HKl'.i ah nermann are herubv for. bidden tn in mx .-,, anv or the linda the Cornwall 1 0 8p.-ai)UnaUitwlnIobaBcner Luncaettr cmn-i-i, T.eshcr !nelea or utiln cliuea, eUutjr ler -im .urpoae or shoetlnii or Oihlnif, as the law 1 bi rlxldly entarcea RKiln Jt all trusraMaK en slid landj of Uin tin aeslKuea after lai nellea WM. tlOLSii IN IKItUAH, It. PKUUY ALHBN, Ktm. O. rUKKUAN, Attnrnsrs ter K.w.(lelamn's TOHACVO. QTANDAKD OUEW1NO T011ACCU. DOYOUCHEW? THKN (JET THE BEST -WHICH 13- Finzer's Oonulne Uan a Bed H lin Tag livery Plug, en OLD HONKbTY Is acknowledged te be the I'UHKBT and MOST LASTING pioce of BTANDAHDOHKWINOTOIIACCOonrhe market. Trying It Is a hotter test than any talk about It. Give It n fair trial. WYOUIIDKALKU HAS 1T.-SM nevl3-lyd,tw UVUTH AA'l) U1IOKH. OY THE WAY. "' " We wlihtecall your attention te our Line of rAI.i, AM) WINTKtt SHOES New In stock, for I.adlrp, Mlses and CHI drtn. tn the dlirureut styles or tce-Opera l.'ointnen Knnse nnd Kijiiure-liUh nnd low heels. Ker Men and llejs no have them In all (tylis-lluttnn, I.ace und Conuress-and tte Pitccn you will nnd te be thu lowest ter the quality of shots shown. H, Swilkey'fl New Cash Stere, NO.tr NOHXH (JUKKN 8THKET. 0Clll-3md OOFWEAH," " Ready New! Yes. NOW UKADY. with my Complete fUick tf HOOTS, HHOttS and KU11I1KUS for rail and Wlnier Wear. Nevor befere did 1 have sueh n I.ars.e and Varied Stock of the Very lltst that the Murket Airerds and Jlaiked and yulck SelllnK frlces, Alse 1 call 1 our attention te my 3.00 GILT EDGE SHOE. 1 his Is ene el thu best 'Ilreo-Dellar Shoe for men that Is made today, tall nnd tee thcin ; It beats all etheu. D. P. STACKHOUSE, (ONK-t'KlCeSTOUK.) 110 Cz 30 HAST KINQ, BT, 1.ANCASTKU. PA. nTO-lyd B oera AND SHOES. VK AUK KKfAtLlNO- BOOTS - BOOTS AT- W1I0LF.SALE riUCES, Hew Can We De It? OU MAY am; WE W11.LKAPI.AIN. Alter the last Heet Sea'en wr, beiiRht lltty lltty ntne (M) ratm et liunlis' Heys' and Men's llnets at a Pi lvate As slgtice Pale, for Spot Cash, at such hxceidlnirly Lew Prices that we can new sell ynu them detail at lingular Wholesale Prlees, aud j et inaku prent eneugh te keep us allve. We Can Sell Yeu: Ynuth9' Pnlld Kip Heets, sties 11 te 13. ler l.'i',; reaularpnen.il 50 and t 7 Hejs'Ileavy Heets, sizes 1 te 5, for 11.00. 11 2. I1U, 11.75 and 1(0. ' ' Men's Belld Kip Heets, sizes 0 tell, ll.Re, UTS and ilW ; regular price, 12 no. .25 and 12 W our liwnts ler it 50 and J ee we defy anyone In the cnunty or BUte te beat for Kit, Dura bility and Pile. I Wu could mau i an limnonse 'profit en thee 51 Cases of Heets by selling them lit thu old prices, buteur motto Is Quick Sales and Small Profits, We Lave stock te It, and te our " Hule"or giving our customers the advantage of our purchases We h ,vn the largest Bteck of LadleV, Misses' and Children's Heavy Lnre and ll.ilten Mm h for Kail and Wlnter Wear in the city, (nhlch wiidety any or our competi tors te Ulsimt-) at prices te suit the times. Call In teste ilium whether ten wUb te pur chiKi ei net, as we consider tt no treuble te show Reeds at the prices we sell them. Tlie One-Filce Cwh Ilense, 117 & II The Ltaders of Lew Prices IN BOOTS 8c SHOES, Ne. S Kht Kins Hdetit, LANCASTEH. PA. -Hlern closed every ovenlng at 0 p. in. ex cept Siilmdiii and Monday. I MUJtKJ.t.Ai. R." A 11. Umbrellas! ALLUUAUKS AT UK AEON Alll.e PKtUr. R, B, & H., rtll 11 KAST l.t.Stl bTUK.El'. -'Ihrsn IIKI.N KTtAwtth Held andfcll Ver Oi pi at tl Uutu bargains R. B. &H. NO. 11 KASTKlNUSr. - Hepaltl: gai.d Itu-eevurlcg Dene, hej 2U-3iud AtTUUXKVH. T I'TUKH S. KAUKiMAN, ATTOllNKY-AT-LAW, Second Klenr KsUleman Net th Dake Street. Law Unlldlnir, Ne 4 r-lydw isni ECKERT riifi URUOBRIBO. .O0FFKK81 TKArJI OHOIOB OLlTeOPFEEB. Kltsh Koestcd Dally and rinet Kew Crep. TEAS, . We (Innrantoe for rine flavor and Ooed Urinklngyuuliuej. OKOllUK WIANT, Ne. 113 Wei t King 8. H IOU OHAUE UKOOEKS. W. A. Mst & Ce., man suade auecBits, Cor. Knst King and Duke Streets. WANTKD-MXl peeple te call and Uste EalUdiioateam Wufurr, thn btst Warurlnthe world, told by the pound or S pound cans. Special trice in can lets Anether fresh let et Vanderveer AUolmei' fihocelate Vanilla and Ginger Wafers Justin, Bc per can. New KvaperaUd I'oiches, Pears nnd Apri cot, new Ltanberrtip, Cornmeal and Unck wheat, new Table oils, elivet, Baucis, Sor Ser dines, Cresse A Illackwell's Petted bloater Pasta In decorated tits, te?, Illchtrdsen'sand llnbbln's Petted (.hkkun, Duckrurkey, tiame, Tongue and Ham, fiejh. New Dutch-Held or Edam Cheeses. Headquarters for Kine Hams and Dried lleef, rintst Hteck Island Uleater Mackerel. weight m and IX fts, whlte as paper and tat as spring chlckcus. Asklotce tbuin. W. A. REIST & CO. -Toleplenn. Free Doltvery. CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS roil KLAUS, riKKWOKKS, CHtNKSK AND JAl'ANESt LANTKitNS. PREPARE FOR THE BIG PARADE ON THE 24th, DUN'V WAIT Uemomber theie wilt be a demand for these Koeds en theSMh. Wok 111 htlp 1 en te make it a grand occasion. THINK OK IT I We will soil you UedTa'jlaanr Klre3 at halt the usual nrlru. We will sell you fireworks nt Hreatly Itc-, SOMETHING NEW. Snrague's Patent Illuminated Lantern : leeks like a balloon Pei trails of Candidates, a "Ig Keester carrying a pendant with words " lctery " en 11, ter atceiutlng buildings and iirrj lng In parades. DO YOU WANT A, HUNTING 1LAG? We ran furnish you any sizes. De you wnnt a Hag te carry in precession 1 We can furnish thorn complete. The ADAMANTINK OANHLES.16 candles te the pound, at 15c are cheap. We sell the best. BURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KING STREET I.ANUASTKH, PA rpKA ! TEA ! TEA 1 REIST TEA! TEA! TEA! I.AKUKST STOCK I 11153T AESOHTMENT 1 AND LOWKBT PHIOK3 I Kote a Few of Our Leaders : Oolong, at 15c per pound, has 110 equal Oo long nnd Imperial, at V5c, leads I he world. Our Hlend, nt 25c per pound, makes many friends. Our Japan, at '15c, and Imperial and Unrden tirewn oolong, n. 50c, win surprise you Our tlnust Hunpowder, at 00c, is, with out a doubt, the hnest Tea en the murket for thu money. We also have tn stere Yeung Hy Hy eon, icngllsh break fast, finest Japans, etc. COFFEES ! UOFFEKS ! COFFEES ! CotTees nrengtln advancing. We have a geed stock, ane wnl vet tell at old prices, 12k. 15. IS, 20, 'J '.'5, Wand JO cents. Hest Mecha and Mandli jllug Juvii in sleck. NEW GOODS. Cranberries, Granulated and Oven-Drled Cornmeal, New Heans finest llouutess Ced Hh, runcy Kvaperatud, Whlte and lollew, Pared und Unpared Peaches nnd Apricots. Huck-and Uult-ftalslnir Huckwliiat will he In, lndayortwe. Woluvejust received, from a direct importation, n lmge quantity of the ' I a "nvi rlla " brand Italian Macaroni, 8paa uettl. and Vermicelli, strictly fresh, and will sell at two packs for '25 cents. LOOK ! LOOK ! LOOK I Four pounds Pearl Tapioca, 25c. Four pounds Klukn luplecn, 25e. "our pounds CracketB (trean), 25c. Twe line Hroems for 25c. blx pounds Uellert Oatsleriln, fix pounds Oatmeal for 25c. One pound Cocea Shells, 5c. One bottle Parler Pride Knainel, 10c 1 hree or five pound kettle tnuttle Seda, at 7c per pound. 'ion large enkes geed Laundry Feap,25c. Kine Dried Heef, lSc per pound. Ine I'iculc Hams, HHc Klnest I'eef Tongues, and best Ne 1 and Ne. 2 White and rat Mackerel. Reist,Wiiol6$a.e& Retail Grocer, WHOLESALE AND 1IKTA1L liltOUSK, ert!ieist Cerner We&l Kin? nnd Prince Strceti, LANOA8TKH.PA. -Ttliiphoiiennd rite Dill very. TRUNKS. AND W1NTKH GOODS. FA LI. M. UABERBUSH & SON. Fall and Winter Goods. Our Stock of Fall aud Winter Goods ia new cemplete. AVe linve tlie Largest aud Thirst Stock in tlie city of HOUSE ULAN Kin'S (All (i miles) Lap Ulankets, in l'lusli, Weel and Felt. Ulack and Grey Geat Uebes. Hudsen llay and l'rairie Wolf Uebes. lJuiT.ile Uebes. Siberian Heg (Ulack) Uebes. Fex and t'oen Siin Uebes. K:i" Vt'e cuiihlilet it no trouble te show our ROOllH AT M. IaT)erl)iish & Sen's WADDLE, HARNESS, AND- TRUNK STORE. Ne. 30 Oontre Square, LANCASTIU, PA. pa lack or rABHietr. A HTKICU'H PAIjACK OF FASUION. ASTRICH'S BROS. PALACE OF FASHION, 13 East King Street. Lancaster, Pa. Special Display Fall and Win ter Underwear. Fully two thousand trimmed Hats and Bennets. Choice and exclusive designs. Trimmed Bennets and Round Hats of late importations, ei our own designs and trimming. All the new colors. Choice shapes and latest nov elties ei material. Fine Silk Velvet Bennets, Round Hats and Turbans, crowns embroidered ; Persian effects. Latest combination gros gres grain Ribbons ; Satins and Plush. Misses' and Children's Hats, trimmed in unique styles, for the baby of six months, te the miss of fourteen years. MOURNING MILLINERY. Special Display. Plush and Velvet Untrimmed Hats. New colors and com bination of colors, also cloth and velvet te match suits. Plain and braided effects. MILLINERY MATERIALS. Special exhibit of latest and finest novelties used in the mil linery art. Feathers and Plumes. Ribbons and Silks. Plushes and Velvets. Lace Ornaments. ASTRICH BROS. VLUTlllnu. TVTEROHANT TA1LOKINO. tnir 0 -AT- The People's Cash Stere NO. BAST KINQ ST. "We aieNewlleady with one el tlia Ue3t Selected Stocks of SUIT INGS, TKOUSEKIXG3, &c In the City. We use theUest Material only in Trimming and employ none but the best artists. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every Particular. Tbe People's Gash Stere, NO. 35 EAST KING STREET, LANCA5THU, PA. mar Hi va Aw UATa. SPECIALTIES FOK YOUNQ MEN. Stauffer&Ce, LE1DIK0 IUTTEUS IKDFl'KHIEUS. We have eole control el the woiia-renowucd DUNI.AP HAT ana the Celebrate IKISTON lltSAllllHS. Unnniallea lu quality ana the nenest ana prettiest iha pes out. Our line etSTirK HATS was nevermore completo ana our I1..W, II 75 ana ti.CO SUIT Ual are uneqnalea. Trunks and Traveling Tags AT SPECIAL UAHUA1NS, llehes et all kind at Very Lew Prices. Stauffer&Ce., 31 aud 33 North Queen St. Mercliant Tailor
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