r .fcTWW '. tt "." " -? Sir' C' 'V fq THE IiANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1888. ? :.y The Daily Intelligencer. LANCASTER, OOTOHER 93,103. s-'-F As a father. ;. N v. TOftlnn seems te be oue of the crcat I VinmW nf men who nrefess te be nole te ;!'tke care of tlie affairs of n nation, with f& out being successful In the management ?& et their families. The preacher Is re- fh ported te be a peer parent ; nnd th '." JcwBful politician may be a ver; ,-4& weeessf ul father. Colonel the sue very un- Nevlns mua that " Jim " Blaine's trouble iw-tft " 'hat he lias n wue. airs- n . - . . . . . . - JS " Jim" Ha no Is the traditional evil '.mother-in-law. Kevins is the ether father-in-law. lie lives In rittsbuig, where Mr. Blalne'a hopeful son net long " .. . f-.i ., .1...1.Im n. 1 (n film '"ft "K0 nunieu ins uaiKuci, uui ft'r course of time lilalne una isevins bscame urandfathera. Then sueruy 'Blaine, jr., appears te have left wife and child in the home et the maternal grandparents, and te have bled himself home te bis own parents In the weeds et 'Maine; whither the wife and babe followed him ; but appear te bave gained no iceu held, as the same evening they departed a?aln en the midnight express ; and new the maternal grandparent declares blm )lt indisposed te support Mlaine's grand son and a suit of some kind is in prepara tion te change the condition et things. It may be all wrong te held that one whom a great political party holds as lis leader, should be able te lead his family ; the light cf experience disclosing be many cases in which distinguished public men are extinguished at home. And it may be particularly wrong in this case since Mr. Blaine only assumes te be a leader and is net offered te the people as a candidate for office. Men can teach who cannot de. AVe may assume that Mr. Blaine would make a peer executive head for his country when he falls as the executive head of his family; but that does net prove, we admit, that lie det8 net knew hew the presidential work ought te be done, and who is best able te de It. Mr. Blaine's endorsement of Har rison and bis exposition of principles may be strong, though he Is very weak. But there have been n great many things said and done in this campaign te show that Mr. Blaine is net the strong man that he has assumed te be and was credited with being because et his Kfjr unchallenged control of a great party, dropped from Ills h. The lien's skin has aheulderi, and he has been exhibited as shallow, uutruthful nnd ineffective ; ns a man et bluster and false pretence. It Is net surprising te find his family author ity nothing, and his wife te be his .stronger half in its government, ns Kevins says. That l'ellllcul Funeral. Ever active Chicago is again en hand With a sensation. This time it is a po litical speech made in a church at a funeral by a clergyman. The dead had been at one time assistant postmaster of the city f.nil had been reduced te a chief clerkship and then suspended. The llev. Dr. Lerlmer saw fit te arraign the civil service system and todeclare that " our ideal is still beyond our intel lect, nor will justice and purity prevail in - civil service until preferment shall be given upon a scale of talent or illness. " If the orator made any attempt te show that by such a scale the dead man would have been advanced in office it is nut reported, and this oration en the ove et a great political campaign can hardly be regarded as auything but n theatrical effort for effect net at all creditable te anyone concerned. The agitation of the audience is described as intense, and they even Interrupted the speaker with cheers. Chicago is certainly a remark able city. Her spirit of enter prise extends even te the clergy and takes advantage of the operations of Death. Everybody knows that there Is truth in the rellectleu " that our ideal Is aUU beyond our intellect," as Dr. lerlmer rather vaguely if elegantly ex pressed it. "We de net claim perfection In civil service reform or anything else, hut nobody can deny yiat the present ad ministration has made some effort in that direction, while the Itepublicans have hS-ISus' nBTer Bwdc any nutl further, have never Wi k Riven evidence of the slightest Intent! m that way. It this assistant postmaster bad been a Democrat In office and a Republican ad ministration bad come into power, no body doubts that his official bead would have been tuken off at once. He would net have been given a chance us chief clerk, no matter hew great his merit. They Were AH -Negligent. The coroner's jury en the Mud Itun, Lehigh Yalley, railroad victims, con eludes that the two engineers and the lookout men of the colliding trains, the conductors of each train, and the rear brakeman of the train run into, were all guilty of neglecting their duty ; and the facta sustain the conclusion. The nccl dent was the result of neglect upon the part of many officials; as accidents usually are. And the blame probably should have been put, in addition, upon the ndminls ndminls tratien of the Lehigh Valley read, for it Is a fair conclusion that there would net have been such unanimous neglect of duty en the part of the train bauds if the superior officers had been habitually vigilant and determined in enforcing its rules; which were shown te have been effective te prevent the collision if they bad been observed. They required the conductors te have their trains under full control at a Blew epeed when approaching stations ; and it is probable that this rule was habitually violated. They required the rear brakeman, et a train standing, te go back a half mile and there put a cup en the rail ; and tle train conductor was required te eee that the brakemun did this. This rule again was doubtless habitually violated en this as en all ether reads. It is a geed sounding rule te relieve a company in cafe of disaster, but it is one difficult te observe. The conductor who is taken up With his duty of collecting fares en a .crewdel txcuislen train, has no time te -see that bis brakeman gee3 back half a mile; and thebiakeman ia very apt te see the inutility et stumping bis tees in a dark night In a run te and fro ever a half mils of track every time the train Bteps ; beside which, he delays the train in Lj. starting, tlnce it has te wait for him te eenem. JUllreals certalnlv should ba reniiiiwi -9 adept some mere effective plan of owning trains in the rear than this awk ward one of tendleg a flagman te the I j' A -f-f- "A3 rear. Certainly it is net beyond the ca paclty of human ingenuity te devise a better method. The block system is such a method and should be required of every railroad ; and ns te its freight as well as its passenger train?, where it could b3 adopted If the block signals were put clcsj enough together. "We are net sufficiently wakened up in this country te the Idea that it is the duly of the legislature and the courts te pro tect life and property as well as it can be protected, against the economical disposi tion of railroad managers, who adept life saving devices only when they pay. We have a wonderful extent et rail road in our country and we have nil the devices that make railroading preQtable ; and if it was profitable te have life saving devices wewouldhnvethem. But life sav ing is net a prime consideration te the railroad manager, and will net ba until life taking through bis indifference suffi ces te put him in the penitentiary. The accommodating legislature of this stats even limits his damage for lest life te $3,000, and it pays him better te kill than te injure. 1 he City's Nominee. Dr. II. L Wcsthaeiier, the Democratic candldate for tiie legislature from this city, ia most worthy the support of its voters. The nomination was net solicited by him, but he is ready te accept it and te give an earnest, honest nnd intel ligent attention te the interests of ids constituents if he is elected. There will be no hesitation upon the part of any Democrat In voting for him ; and he may leek for their support, and also et the independent ;voter, who dis criminates between political candidates and votes for the best. We hope te see Mr.WesthatlTer elected. Tin: perlln of fishing en tbe Grand Kinks are but llltte npprcclateJ, though the hlatery et the btwncss shows an aunual mortality almost equal te tlin nvorage of our army In tlinoefwar. Many lives are lest by the capsizing of tbe BniRll beata that go out from tlie tUlilng Foheooora In very rough wcatlier, and the latter liave bcen brought Inte pett with only one or two men left In clmrije. It mere often happens that tlie Boheoncr founders Bfter Buch n leta of her crew and captain nnd all are wiped nut or existence. On Saturday last an Incident strikingly Illustrated thin Onager. Ttioncbeoner Puritan came In from the Urand Hunks with the oerpso of Captain Iiiwrcuce O'llrlen. In Hoplernbor ene of bin unllers was drowned by the capsizing of n dory. Shortly atter, wblle aloue en the vessel, he lest sight of two tlorlee, and con cluded that thelr occupants bad all been drowned. The returning crews found him dying, from the shock caused by this torrl terrl torrl bie thought. Alone In mid ocean It does net eecui surprising that tbe shock of the supposed less of nil bin men proved fatal. ViteM Hen. 'Thomaa J. Hlewatt, secretary of lnternal nlfalrs of this commonwealth, we bave received part IV of bis annual re port for 1SS7 dealing with railroad, canal navigation, telcgraph and telephone com panies. It Is a ety line book, and thanks are returutid. We should say it welghed ten pounds, and between Its substantial eDvers may be found figures of all sorts Usttfully and Intelligently arranged as the reports el the suveral companion. The tabulated results compiled from these ro re ro perta make n initie of valuable Information (Itiltoattractlve ten reader with a taste for llrfurea. Tin: use or tbe bustle by forcnle sneak thieves nnd shop Ufters as a hiding place for phi Lid or may eventually compel atate leglalalurca te wrcstle with nn aet prohibit ing the wearing or bustles. A thiel nrrosted In Philadelphia en Monday bad a table cloth, rapkluH, towela and two tumblers concealed In her bustle. It Is heped that n knowledge of this objection will hasten the Una! abandonment et that artlele of drim. O.hernisu It will Boen bave te bear the blame or oenccalltig all the umbrellas and ether pertable artloles lest annually and r ecularly. Tin: summary vongeanca that overtook the bruea of Wosteru desporadeos who had maliciously burned tbe heuse of a ranch man in Wyoming is qnltorefroshlng te eon eon oen tomplato In contrast with the crippled pro gress of our law. The ranchman had re monstrated with the villains rer killing elk and deer out of soaseu and In wholesale quantities simply for the hides and borne, leaving the venison te spoil. He threatened te causa thelr arrest and they oeolly set tire te bis heuse and threat ened te kill him. lle oarrled his wlfe and child out of the burning build ing, and when the Inoendlarles had left he rodeall night te a neighboring settlement and gathered forty oewboys. Then they hunted down the raseils and hanged them. This plcturusque Wostern Justice Is a fair makeshift In u wild country where thore is practically no law; and In eplte or the sad fact that the wrong man la otlen hanged It makes llfe and preperty reasonably Bafo. Ia clvlllzttlen we can bave nothing but the most Kevero condemnation for lynching nnd mob law, but if the law Is te retaln the respect of eltlzans It must be admlnlntered with vigor. PERSONAL. Ti: Lcssnrs says the I'auaina canal will be opened m July, ISO J. Kvaneglist Moein- U devoting his labors te thu lMolile coast. He amis Sau FrauolJce n hard plnce te Impress. Jami-sU Floed, thn California million millien aire, wiie Isllllu Heldelherg, Germany, Is able te Itave his bed sevtral hours each day. Mah Anikusen will bring te this country with tier 1 JOOdreiscs and 300 wins The Memphis Amlanche mya thu question Is new whether our Mary intends te opeu n a millinery establishment or a theatre. la Yet Oee. the Uhlnese millionaire who died la New Yerk this morning, U sal J te have died from pneumonia resulting frruu thu passage of the Uhlnese exclusion bill, luhis paroxysms of anger ever this mtasutohe tore open his clothing at the breast and when he cooled dewu irem that a heavy chill had settled upon his luune. He was ene of the big guns et the famous 'laeplng robelllou who wero able te oicspe from Onlna when Nankin wan Btermed bv General Gorden. He went te New Yerk and auuksed a large fortune in the Impert, lug busluecs. HuaJun tlnnues of temperature nlHuyj lu nui.ii illogical dlicemtnrt under varlouamanl varleuamanl varlouamanl luetutloun. but generally cold j, Luxarter w Ul iul fcly rta the system et the bad eHrcu rt talttnn from tbebe chuntres. i'rlctj eulv 25 centiu pickuKU. l..'.'AP",,lvbun0'u,e yennir children ant Infants "u the popular verdict ler l)r Hub's bouye. lUp" ttla uv0'whelU at SI cum, a UVKVIAl NOT1UKH. Metlmra Mothers II MeUiats 1 II Am you amturbea at n!Bht ana broken et your reat by a lc.k chue. sutfurinK ana "wing IthU: excruciating pain of catuni2t? It se. go at ence ana get a betUe of mm H IW8M1 Wfl OOTUINO BYUU1-. U K llove the peer UtUe sufferer linuieaiatelya,C pena upon It ! there is no mistake about 1L Ttere la net a wother ou eartn who has eve nea It, who lll net tell yen at ence Uxat It will regnlaUi the bowels, ana irlve rest te the uiother, ana relief ana health te the chlla. operating llke magic It u perfectly safe te use in all curses ana pleasant te the taau, una It trie prescription of Jnoef the eldest ana best feruale physicians and nurtes In the Unltea BUites, sela every where, its cents a bottle, lEaylD-lydiw XMA.T iiaukimu uuuuucnnbeiequlckl cured by Shlleh's Care. Wosruarantee It. V. I. juanuiuM) j Cochran Orns irirlaL M truu We. U7 anaisj eru Queen flu, Lancaster, fa, (1) "V'J WAXAitSKKll'H J'HiLAbaxrnu, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 1118. Twe of the most interesting places in the store te-day arc where the guaranteed Seal Skin Plush Wraps, Jackets, Medjcskas, and Coats arc dis played. Where the show of rich and filmy French Gauzes, Tissues Crepes, etc., are shown. Beth en the second fleer, Chestnut street side. What new thing shall we say of Dress Goods ? Yeu knew that whatever stuff should go te make up the biggest stock of the kind in America is here. Yeu knew that the prices are as low as anybody's, and very likely lower. Yeu knew hew easy the stuffs arc te sec and hew welcome you are te wan der about and finger and com pare them. Nothing but the places thick with buyers te step you. ' Think whatever geed thing you can of such a stock and you'll very likely undershoot the mark. Stuffs for every taste ; ex travagant te modest. 1 Ierc arc a couple at little cost that stand for hundreds : Pin-head Check. lust the color you arc asking for. All wool, geed weight. Made te sell at 50c. The price is 38c. A cotton-and-wool -Melange. Hard, wiry, and as tough a stuff as you'll come across. Yeu knew these goods well. They're the kind you keep coming for. We've sold tens in the seasons gene and never for less than 37'Ac. 34 'inches wide, in 4 medium shades, and the price 25c. Southeast of centre. Nearly every store in Phila delphia sells " Union " goods as Linen. Seme knew the fraud and wink at it. Seme don't knew. It isn't easy te catch such deceptions when lurking under cover of a fine finish, even if your wits are trained and wide-awake. Very likely you wouldn't suspect the cotton till wear and washing showed the cheat. Every scrap of goods we sell as Linen is Pure Linen. Nothing guessed at or taken for granted, wc knew. And the prices are further your way than ever. Take Handkerchiefs. Women's plain white, yz inch hemstitch, 1 2 qualities, 6c te 20c each. Direct from the manufacturer, and part of the largest purchase wc ever made. Dozens by the hundred, but don't count en their staying here long. Plenty of the Women's 12JC Plain White Initial Handker chiefs just new, and a let net quite se geed at 10c. Un laundered, but still one of the wonders of the Handkerchief trade. Boulh'Test of centre. 139 pairs Men's "Opera" Slippers go from $2 te $1.25 te-day. Ne matter why. Vel vet, silk embroidered, chamois lined, quilted insoles, and hand sewed. As well worth $2 new as ever. B, C, D, and E widths, sizes 51 te 11. Market stnet front, wejt of main aisle. 9,600 Men's Four in-Hand Scarfs just from Londen. In black satin, black fine cord, black barathea, white satin, and white fine cord. 50 cents each. Yeu can't jet a Scarf in any store in Philadelphia that will match them for $1. lletn ends of the store, intddlu entrance. Just here, a big let of Wo men's Fine French Pure Silk Hese, open worked. The fair value is $5 ; the price will be $2.50. Chestnut street side, west el main nlsle. JOHN WANAMAKER. VOiU-LKXlUX J'U WVJiK. QOMI'LKXION l'OWDKH. LADIES WHO VALUE A IlKPINEI) C'OSlI'l.KJUOX MUST UbK POZZONI'S MKUICATKO; COMPLEXION POWDER. .h,tJm,lm.n8 n brlMM1 ttraniparnncy te the co orations, ana makes the gkln dullciltily seltaud beautllul. llcentulns iieluu"wnlu i?..or ttr"mla ' thioe shades, pink or ruirJ white ana brunette. roil BALK 151 Atl Drtiffgiatu and Fancy QcKxtB Doulera fivcrywhore. a iSTivaWAU1C OJr IUITAT108" 1TK CAN HKRV15 YOU WhUiANl) mtcsfile?y0UU")u''y,la ft(lvtislug. K.tl. ADVERTISING GUIDE-BOOKS'. 1 he most complete and original ever Itiund uua'tS'r'wSiu1 WMUU lJ " ltn ADVKSTlSISQ WniTIKO X ErECUlTT. ii J1'8 ''JorLMtlbeurno Advertising Apenar H' OOD'a HAllSAPAKIliliA. t Almest a Wreck It s oltenthicaje that a person gets Inte a ran down condition, thocainenf which It Is almost Impossible te ditcrmlns, rrem a weak ened system and Impure bleed, mere and inore corleus disorders apptar, until tbe constitu tion bleaks flown and aouindeflnlte powerful disease gains a firm held. When that tired fool feel ing comes nn It should be overcome at any cost) Heed's Birsapirllla should bn tikente tevlvethodeellnlng power;, restore the appe- ineann viuiiue me bleed, 1 loe! It my duty te tell what 1 think et Heed's Sarsaparllla 1 was In a very peer slaw of health for several months for four weeks 1 was unable te work, ana nothing seemed te be what I needed. My appstlte was peer, I cenla net sleep, had heaa heaa actie a great fleil, pains In the small et the luck, my bowels ilia net tnove regularly. Why I I Eoemud almepta complete wreck. In IhU condition I began tetakn Heed's Sana. ptrllta. ana In a short II me It dll me se much goea that 1 ruel Llke a New Man I cin't be'ln te tell all tbe geed It did ma. My pilns and aches are relieved, my sppotlte Im proved. Had 1 realized hew much geed a sin gle botlle of Heed's Sarsaparllla would ae me, 1 would Klaaiy have paid Un dollars for It, I say te ethers who noed a geed medicine, try Heed's Sarsaparllla and see." Uxoaea F, .lien ON.ltixbury BUUen, Conn. Heed's Sarsaparllla Sela by all druggists. II t six forts. I'ropired only by C. 1. HOOD A CO, Lewell, Mass. 100 Dosea One Dellar. in Ii aud nuiiUKu TituaaEb. SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSSES Will intaln the most dlirjcult forms of HnNrx or Kuptuiu with comlertandsafety thereby com pleting arudlcal nij tC el a" curable riBi;H. lmpnrvl- VO CaCJOin le moisture. May bn nsea In bulbing t and rlitlnir perfectly te lerm of body, are worn without lncnnvo lncnnve lncnnvo ntunei bv thn youngest child, most dellcate lady, or the laboring man, uveiaing all senr, sweuty, tuddud unpleaHantnnst, being Light, tool, cliunly, and ulnays nil table. uau J.UIM iiewaroer liniiatiens. Aiigonu Aiigenu Aiigonu tue urn plainly stamped " L il. SkKLir A t'e. WAKMAMriiU." RUPTURE. Its Bkllllul Mechanical Tre&tmect a 8no 8ne cutty Kliherln t'omnnerby Mall. tnMnant ltuterencfs- I'mI. S. Ii. Orett.lt. llayet Agnrw, Willarit rurkcr, W. II. ran ran cetttt. Dr. Themat U. Morten, anil Hurycon Hurycen (Jetieralt cf the U.N. A rtny and Aavy, our" Mechanical Tieatmeut of Hernia nna IllnstrnUd (Jataleciie Contents : Hemla or llupturndelltientea Its dltlerent descriptions cause. trealmenlana cure. AltoOerputoncy, Abdominal Weaknesses nnd Varicecele, book of 00 nn. and 180 Illustrations. Matloaenro- oeipiiu oapesuige. I II UVIrl irv b .... yJ-3indiKlA13tw l'hlladelphla. l'a. UHUUKKIKU, p0ri,KE8ITKAHl OHOIOB OOTOOFPEES. fresh lieastcd Dally ana Flnest New Crep. TEAS, We (luirnntoe for Flnu Flaver and Uoed DrlnldiiKQuullUes. GK0U0K WIAVT, Ne, 113 Wen King 3. rj.itAi'i:st QHAPESI GRAPES I . A. Eeist & Ce, E 1ST KIM STREET GI10CE1C. JihI lecrlvfd from Dnlaware Ullnikotsef Heliiinre (iinpes In Bund 10 pound lUikets: "i lijski-t Mutrara In 10 pound llaskets ; te HanaiU Concords In 5 pnuua IJuikets. 'lheie are Hue. Cull and see them, DEIED BEEF & H1MR We are llotdrinniters ler Armour's Dried Heet nnd llurilrbuig ITovlslen co M llii-na : no tlnr Iluins nmde. Krltil lleef onlylJke and 150 per pound. W. A HEIST & CO., GROOERS. T ICI.ST. 24th and 25th, Twe Big Days for Lancaster. lMilUS, JiANTlCUNa, K1HKWOKKS AND CO 1.0 It HD KIKK. REIST -IS- Positively HGadquarteis. KLAUS OF ALL SIZES. K11SKWOUKS THAT OANNO'l iiK K.XCKLLKl). LANTKltSSTIlATHAVK NO E0.UAL. CO LOUKH Filth", IN POUND AMIQUAUI'KIU'OUNDI'ACKS. l'AUADK LKJ1ITS, 11UUV LIGHTS AND COLOltEDTOltOUES. ThMwIll boyeurlat chance before election te luilp inenic the cause jeu udvoeite. Dett with a will. Ulumlntiuyeui hemuswlth run txrn, ilioento them with Flairs, beauttlv them wltu Colored Fire, and usher In the luiufluttlihn Kiund dlcrmige or flrowerks lUiiiiuer, we cvrry the Largest stock and Hest As-ertment It will pay youteuetour ptlres b lore purchitstne ulehere. Don't uelay. but ceme aoen, una you cim havett bet ter choice. Deveu want nil's Kluic tostretchacross thu aueui i navetuemiip tetllleun feet Just In lltcker's celt-ltulalnK buckwheat, iw Lernuital. New Drkd Cern, Heminy. 1'ees. llcaus. etc Relst, Wholesales Retail Grocer, WHOLESALK AND UKTAIL CUOCElt, erlli04St Cernfr Cbt King and l'rlnce Strccli, LANCASrKlt.l'A. JrTclephoue ana Fue Dtllvery. 1UVYCI.KH. jVlC YCirrJiTurVCLKS", TASUKilS, COLUMBIA Bicycles, Tricycles, Timdems. DUKAULK, BIUl'Lir. UUAUANTKKD HIHHKST OKtDK, ILi.USTUATKD UATAI.OUUK FllEE, POPE MF'G. CO., 71 ntANKLIN ST.. nOSTON. tnt.vwt II HOU8F8-12 Warren St, New 101k , U Wui,uiih At ii., ohlcaxe, uus-lydcea NOIH'15 TH riCKMl'AriHEUS A NO uill'Nrtt'' !' crjeus are hereby for. bldatr, te 1 1 p- ri ny of tbd lands of the Cerawuii bee "'rt f n ejtates tn Imtmoen or Lancaitet euuiue, -rnnirter Inclesed or unln. closed, either 'e i' , nrnew or shiettnt or Bshiuir, ce the low i Vi rlciaiy entarcea -uinr.t ailt(esp.uilag m sail Unasetth. an atlgneaftUiir this rottie WM. UOLKMAN mtrUiH, ILrBUOTALDEN, Un. O.rUlaUaM, AUeraty. far u. W.Oelciman's ul rURNlTUUB. TTrXDMYKK'tf. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! STOCK FULL. NKW ANII IIKAUTlrUL. Can't be Described, rut Your Eyes un It, ana be your Own Judge. Common, Vellum and Finn Furniture. Btyle (Juality nna rinlrh Ulslng te th IIK4H KST l' roil, while l'rlces are In the LO WKR'f Mercil. Mern worth In our goods than the price weuia Indicate. A Grand Exhibit. The Latest aud most Attractive Novelty. The HHUM Otteman and Footstool In the window. Loek at them. Our floors art Kult et the Newest Styles, WIDMYER'S FURNITURE tiTOliX Oer. East King & Duke Sta. F UHN1TUKK I JCUUNITOKK TUKUNDKU9IQNKD UAB KKOI'ZNED HIS BTOltE AT TUB OLD STAND, Ee. 38 East King Street, Which was detreyed by Are seme time age, ana kas a perfectly New bteck of all kinds el FURNITURE. I'AULOU SUITES, HKDUOOM SUITES, TAULK3,.CUAIUS, Ere. UPflOLSlEBINQ In All Its Uranchei. Alse Tainting ana Or namenting Old CbAlrs. HENRY WOLF, Ne. 38 East King Street tefl-tfa e ,UUH A MIUHM. FALL OPENING. TO-DAY AND NEXT WEEK OK THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN FURNITURE, At our Warerooms, 2d, 3d and 4th floors, 31 Seuth )ueen street. All are invited te see the ex hibition. Nene asked te buy. OCHS a GIBBS, Manufacturers and Dealers. aprU-lya H OKFMEIKK'S. An Invitation te all who contemplate making any clunKJ lnlhelr homes (asrcKaras irurnlluie.etc ) this rail, te Call and Examine OUU Large Assortment FURNITURE or ALL DESCRIPTIONS Our Stock IsConip'etoandour Prices as Lew a thnLeu,t. it will be te yenr advantage te buy your I'arler, chamber, Dining ltoeui Suits, Ma, riteM rlOFFMEIER'S, NO. 28 EAST KING ST. seplMma OOK ! LOOK ! LOOK! Our Kew Arrivals lu Plusli Turniture. l'lush Rockers for Children, 1'lusb Kockers ter Misses, l'lush ltcckers for Ladles, l'lush Heckors for lieys, l'lush Kockers ler Uentlcmen, 1 lnsh Iteckeis ler Lveiybeily. AM l'rlcis Irem 11.75 Upwards. .-1 In Variety and Prices are se varied we will invite you u call nnfl spe thuui undlhen Hlve thepriLOs, us space forbids It here Tfee irK0t M),nrtm,Mii m the Lewest l'rlces te ba leunaiu thuilty. HEINITSH'S, H7 Si .0 EOUIH QUBHN 8T., LANCASTER. l'A. L.&OA.L JiUlSUMa. NOTIOK IS UEKKHY OIVKNfTTATt an iippUcatlnn will ba made te the Gov Gev Gov erner et l". nneylvunti, en WednesiUy, Octo Octe Octe bei si, a. 11 ItevS. bv Jehn W Lewell, lllastus lecktr. Michael Haberbueh, James e. Uable nna.KiIin a. Ceylo, under the Act of Assem bly, entitled "An net te provide for the Incor poration and irgulatlen nf certain corpora cerpora corpera tions," approved April M, lt'l, and thesupple. ments thrrute, for tbe charter of an Intended corporation te becullea "THE HOM K 1IU1LD IN AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, OF LAN CANTKlt, l'A, the chimeter aud object el which Is the accniuulatlnfc of a fund by the contributions of thu lnemburstherecf.andUie leaulUKOl 'he same totbeiu In Ultimo te tlniu teenutilu thorn te purchase real estate, build themselves dualling heuns or engage in any legitimate buslncM', and ler this purpose te liiva, pos 'ess uud enjoy all thnrlghu, bMneOta and privileges et said Ac' of Assembly ana BiippicmHiilH ttmrute JOHN A.CUlLit, oj,i,6,,ii,is,ie is!u,aa so.iciter. STAT;" OK 11." O.'IfoOl'KrVeV VOU cl y of 1 nncasUT. deesnsed. Lettets testamentary en satd estate having been prauied te iha undersigned, all persons In debtea thuroteare rrquestea te make luime 0Utpimeut, ana these having claims or tie. ruandi against the same, will present them without untay for euitlement te the undur slguud, rtsldlug In eatd cltv JOHN K. HATHIJN, Eieeuter W11 It. Wilsen, Attorney. elbtitaTu" AiSIGUD KMI'ATK OK I1ENKV Ji. bluien ana wile, el Lancaster city. Lancaster county. 'I he undersigned auditor, appntuled te distribute thb balance remaining lu the laud of Jeremiah Itttu, assignee of Itunrv L. sunen and wltc, In trust ter the benefit of thu satd Henry L Simen, te ana amnug thoie legally entltl a te the same, will sit fur thtt purpose en Tuesday, November li, ItAi, at 10 o'cle-k a. in., In thn Library Itoem of the Court Heuse, lu ten city et Lttiicaster. wrcie all persons Interested In said aistrtbu tlen nuy attend, elfl-StaTu J. . DENHNQE11, Auditor. NOriUr-l WILL COMMKNUK TO rocelvu goea ltye at my distillery. Me. 49 East King street, en next tfaturcay ana en every catuiasy lollewlug. itye taken la ex change ter whisky. ssplS-tU JACOB JT. SUKArrXH. wtroeoM, J. HARBY STAMM'S STORE REMOVED Frem the Old Stand. TOOUE NEW Bosten Stere! NO 24 CENTRE 8QUAHE. sWIt amuses 11s when we real the claims et dealers who weula make It appear aa I bough they have gotten In thi LIONM BKIN. ltut what amuses most Is, they can't hide the LOMU EAU, and It Makes Us Laugh. Thore Is net OME STORE In Lanc&ster bnt what have things that will lntereit you. but we claim advamnse Inasmuch as Newness and FreshncEB Is Here Our stock Is Fresh Irem the Makers A WORD A110UT FLANNELS! "WewakoaEpeclalty et White Flannels All grades will be leuna in our Stock. The Cc kind ana up te the 75c kind. rwear. - I Whit would you think or a Man's Scarlet Shirt, AU-M out, 71c kind for xc WEUAVEIT. Yes Indeed, We Have It. As also we have the 5 cent klnarfer 73 cents The II. M kind ferll (0. The II W kind for It 23 Fatre way with the Laaies' kind. BLANKETS & COMFORTS 34 OENTRS SQUARE, NEAR EAST KING STREET. J. ii. MAKi'lN A OU. Oar Indies' nnd Cliiluicn'd Cleak Department Has been Knlareca, and you a-e Invited te Call ana Inspect the Sloek, whether desirous of purchasing or net, HEADQUARTERS FOR Seal Plush Coats, Seal Plush Jackets and Seal Plush Medjeekas. ladies' Cleth Jackets. $l.fO All-Weel Steckinette Jacket Is an 13 00 Excellent Jacket, both lu FltandMato FltandMate HO J Hal. fi.re AH-Weel Jacket tj rerfect In Fit ana l5U riiual te any IS.tu Jacket sela. I00 Jacket Is made of a UUirenal C'eth, W Extra Heavy and Clese Fitting. LADIES' CLOTH AIODJESKA WRAPS IN ALL SHADES. Misses' and Children's Goats A SPECIALTY. VCOATS AT HALF PUIUB. All of Last Year's Stock of Ladlus. Misses' and Children's Coats have been Harked at Exactly Half Price te Make Roem for the hew. J.B. MARTIN St CO. itOUKU, AO mHE FOUNTAIN PUN." Herr's Bookstore. -THE- " Rival Fountain Pen," PRICE- i CO. The Most Reliable and satisfactory t cuulalu l'eu. Fully Guaranteed. L. B. H E R R, N0.51N. qUEKN 6T .ugis-iya i sjma AT LOW I'BIOEH, AT J. Harry Stamm's Stere VX.OTB1KB, M EROHANT TAILORING. Ien ran find a most cxtnlve line of ror rer i'ku and DomesUe Uends rer rail ana Wlaur iVearat prices that will surprise you, a ASKEW'S, MOB. 1M AAD 5BB WEST KINO BTitltEl. enua M AKT1N BKOTHKK8. Saturday gees en rec It's the Story of B.st Bed Ltut erd among tte big days. It's being known where the best dollar's worth ana best fitting Cleth lng la te be had for the least meney. Suits ana Overcoat going out In every di rection is telling the story, ana BaturOay seemed aa though we were having a town meeting or people from miles around. II you like a Dressy Overcoat see enr Diagonal styles at 110 mack, Blue or lirewn. Many choice styles from that te 2 J te pick from, and If en'i Bervlceable Coats aa low as l. Men's Suits for llttle money with n dressy leek, and the best stock of Dress Suits are here. Bee 112 and 118 values. MARTIN BRO'S Clothing and Famishing Goods, S NORTH QOEEN ST. w 1LL1AM80N et IfObTHK. YARIETY LARGE ENOUGH -TO- SATISPV EVERY FAN Y. &EFT'S UNDERWEAR IN Seirlet Flannel. Camel's Hair, Scotch Mixed or Plain White Merine, 2)c te f 2.W. Gent's Silk Neckwear, The Latest Ueslgns in Tocks, ruffs, Hat Scarfs, Feur-tn-Handa and Rows, 23e te 11.71. Gent's Drees Bid Gloves, Lined or 1'nllned, ileivv Stitched Back or Quite i'laln, 1 oe te ft te. dent's Weel Knit Cardigans and Steckinette Jackets, He te 11.0 j, And all olse that fancy dictates In Gent's Furnishings ! AT THE LOWEST l'UICEB. Williamseu & Fester' i 32. 34, 36 &S8E. KING ST., LANCASTER, l'A. BRANCH STORE NO. 918 MARKET STEUET, HAUuiauuRG, ex. QLOrUlNQ I OLOTHING I LOW PRICES AT N.W. Cor. N. Queen & Orange Sts. FOR 85.00. OverraistylcslnlVOO Treueerlnas. All the latest patterns In Worsteds ana Cheviots. FOR $6.00. Our line et Trousers nt t8 Oils simply superb, both In stvleaLd quality. Over S styles, ihe piltu ler these elsewhere from ) CO te 110. FOR $20,00." Wocfferyeu the largest lines ofllreaa Weel DlaKenals ana Cn'kscrnws far tX per Suit. Scu them markid with the prices In our win dows. FOR $22.00. Crntana Vest of Rrcnd Wales with lancy Trcujers. FOR $20.00. A Flne English Ilyslau l'eavrr Ovorceit made te erder ana handsomely lined. FOR $18.00. A Handsome Ltne of Melten Overcoats w lib silk lailrg. Aa" l'rlces ler evcrythlnK In Men's Wear Always the Lewost. L. GANSMAN & BRO., MANUFACTURERS Or Men's, Bejs' and Children's Clothing, S. W. CORNER NORTH O.UEEN AND ORANGE 8TREETS.LANCA8TER, l'A. M 5fKKH at KATHKON. Your Wants Supplied. EVERYTHING lOIJ MAY WANT IN THE LINE OF RELIABLE CLOTHING CAN HEFOUNUlNOURSTellE. MEN'S SUITS -AT- $I0,li,13,$14,jlS, fit, JS,fte,f. ou can't rlad such Clethlug anywhere else ler tbe money. Hi such assortment anywhere In Lancaster aseurs aud none better atylea. Myers & Rathfon, EKMAULK CLOXUIERS, NO, 12 EAST KING ST., LAXOAITU r. uua. uausui, Ne. 41 aenth Uuu sHnet.
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