TJ1E TjANCASTEK DAILY INTELLIGENCES, TJJTJllSDAr, NOVEMBER 1, 1888.
A
Dally Intelligencer.
fcAHOASTCB. HOVKMMtKl, 16S8,
t Aa aibbiibk lBCiaenit
&t.Wb most amusing incident of Uie cam
i, fe far, la the result of the Dudley
ret Instruction totbe faithful lle-
i et Indiana. Mr. Dudley is Uie
ter et the Republican national corn-
ter Indiana, and is stationed at
Yrk In active cooperation wilb.
chairman of the committee and his
of adjutants, who compose the ex-
Bepnbllcan politicians in uie
Ameug these Dudley occupies
I front rank, having achieved high re-
i for work in Indiana which he has
ed after the election, was done
aeap." Ills devotion te the use
"money as a persuader of voters
lKuena IB HIHUTIUUP, nuu me "
:'t instruction which he addressed te the
, (MMftty chairmen of Indiana is entirely in
larneny with his well known methods
ideas. The letter Itself Is net amus-
but disgusting, in its bread lnvitn-
i te the Republican workers te use Uie
S Meney with which lie premisos that
' shall be freely supplied te purclma
i "floaters"; meauing thepurchaseable
S&wwVerB, whom he advises shall be
Mpuated into groups of Qve, charge of
bem shall be clveu te a man with
ilanty of money te'secure their deposit of
N Republican vote. Their custodian Is
E lib made responsible for them and he
jr lit get their votes in at nny cost and
Heard. It is as plain an instruction as
i be made that the Indiana floating
I shall be bought te the last man.
$'Mr. Dudley, when he wrote this In-
i ' iteucMen.dld net perhaps sae that he wai
; exposing S3 fully his game, should It fall
ttte into the hands et the enemy ; but
that it has done se, he s;cs that his 1
ttMtractlens have a bad leek, and I
M prempuy Hastens te ucny 111:11
k gave them; he wrote aletttr, he
admits, but the naughty things, in
km uutt luuiiauuu ua ma, imvu ii urai
fat In by the rascally Democrats, whom
..he threatens tosue for libel. Unfertu-
Mtely for the colenol and here is where
the fun comes in he did net win his
'X'm-. .- ..- ,,,.. .. ....
.t'aeiense te tee xnuinna nunueiican pun-
5 ttalaiu: whe.ln thelr dismay at the nubll-
s: yasniuu ul uia iciwi, uiei uuu tuuiiiuum
:iimk tne eniy way out 01 1110 scrape was
te repudiate Dudley and the letter. Ac-
.OMdinely Chairman Husten promptly Is-
r i sjlaesa proclamation declaring that Dudfey
P1 ?hM nothing te de with tne Indiana cam-
r7paign7tbat he did net knew he was going
Am write such a letter and that se far as his
plotter advised the use of money in the
Jif ejection in Indiana, he, Husten, for the
tTftrty there, indignantly repudiated the
jywggeitien ; for they'.were peer and horn si
"ad had no thought of spending a penny
la a wrengtul way. All this is amusing in
the highest degree; the vaunted virtue
'Of Husten and his associates in the man
'fement of the Indiana campaign adds
5 Btch te tbenmu8emeut afforded by the
(diverse adopted ways by Husten in In-
,'4ianapeli3 and Dudley in New Yerk te
'4gn away from the effect et n loiter
i which certainly does no Injustices te their
-;f campaign methods.
The Scheel Beard Oulccrs.
pi S IhfiBchenl beard la Indtunrnrnf a dead.
lock en the election of its own ofllcers,the
J Republicans of the beard having insisted
Math UJCjr BUUUIU UO H1IUWCU IU 1111 UHJ
'etBce of president with Dr. Wlckershum
'because of that centlcmau's emlnonce in
Rrf the school system of the state, nni also
If-VvAamanAlnrr Mn rlnhf. trt nnnnlnf. tlin fral.
it; r ,.. ....., .
eaually divided Delltlcally. and nil party
'feeling should be kept clear et its ceun-
..fs8ls. Te that end the memberahave
'.iliaiiitlv nrmncrpft fnrnn mlpAhln illvlqlmi
fc-ff'ef efllces, but the Roeubllcaus new
vJaslst that the olllce of the greatest
s- . ....... . ..
'"dignity and thojeof the greatest nreflt
'-.aball be clven te them: the Dome-
' T- .! Ill 1 1l I I 111 nl IliA ln..WnlAn nf
'.-AW.t- ..11. .... 1 ...l 11. ir.
Bx,jriamt uuiiujuce, uuiuiuuteu ul luu-
Cermlnlc for tlm nrpslrtnnnffnf tbn lin.ird.
rpv" " ; ... . ; '. . v. '
r.Twy prepeny reiuse 10 aoanuen mm.
pf Hitherto It has been the custom for the
iDsmecrats te name the president and
Jeecretarv. leavintr the ether offices te be
."'fllkd by the Republicans, but the Itepub-
licn members did net suggest any ether
jppplan of equal division and simply propeso
,' te the Democrats that they shall be given
St-vi nfllnn nf nrpulrlnnt. in ndilltlnn in
t., . . " . .
; weir regular snare, uaving nait ine mem-
fe'lisnhlp they demand control et tbree-
,jmruis or ine macninery or me uearu,
os zT7? :r,7: ??' r :r. -..::
R;.tj.ufc wuuiu ua riycu ui inu uince uy tne
gAominatlen of Dr. wlckersham. If they
-jjaaa acted before tue Democrats and
SiS named but two officers, one being Dr.
i Wickcraham, the sincerity of their argu-
stent could net be doubted, but new it 1 3
eatlrely tee thin te bear scrutiny.
f Whatever may be said of the eminence
fj&pl Dr. Wckersham, Dr. McCermlck
?. as a hleh school emanate, nnitfl
k$M well able te discharge the duties of a
wW.- ...... . .ni. a .it- 1 .
pwuuiug uuitet ui iue jjQcasuir scuoei
Self-respect and dignity demand
Uutt the Democratie members should
aaamtam their position with firmness,
; "and we hope that the Republicans will
4ijma te the manifest justice of the argu-
ibApwit
Kii: .
01 ineir opponents, anu uantsu
political prejudices from their sessions.
M Election roles en Scheel UreuiidJ.
f v Oar attention has been called te a com-
if plaint made in the local columns of our
E.vidumivmirv. Inn h?rrtmin-i. flint, n TTnr.
;ixtaen pole wected by M. I. Miller.
felilltfer, ana the pupils of the Franklin
it Mfaoel, in Maner township, en October
bMtb, bad been cut down; and that a cele
Promoted in Its Etead en October 2d, had
C ,mn aise itirewn down. The work is
f,lrged te Democrats, and it is designa-
J:A etlrfr
r a WW aa vj 9
We think that there was very dirty
S werlc done In erectlnjr the pole, net
L m cutting it down. Scheel house premises
i net therplaces for politics and poles :
I; .; ad school teachers have no right te erect
NMoaen the school grounds. The scholars'
pawnts are of different politics; the
, Hhelara themselve are net voters ; the
Mfaoel teacher is net permitted te
'race bis pupils as te which
1 party is right or wrong ; and no
rbew strong his own political bias
r be It la his duty te remember that
iwnpleyers are of all parties and that
i raised le pay him and sustain
tftltaboel are the contribution of men
tf'.amy political opinion. It was a
i outrage ler Mr.MUler te engage his
i In the erection of n political pole ;
I, It .was very naturally cut down by
w were justly offended by It.
U wm lawfully cut down, havleg
been unlawfully erected. It nud no
proper place upon the school grounds.
Possibly the school directors might have
had authority te direct it te be put tlierc,
though, according te the bto'.instructien
of State Superintendent lllgbee, even
they have no authority te use or te permit
ethers te use the school beuses, grounds
and property eave for school purpetet;
and the erection et election pel'.s is net
such a purpose.
We are advised that a great number
of pellsliave been raited onscbeolground
in the county by Republican school
teachers. They should be arrested and
punished for it In every case. It is a
clear act of unlawful trespass upon the
property of nil the people, with the very
dirty purpose of injuring a portion of
them.
Tnn New Yerk Trtbune ys : "There
li te-day net a conservative man InlhU
country, who dees net, upon calmly re
viewing the fails In the whole matter, re.
gret the Incident liaate " with which the
president b-tinced Btckvllle. A few days
age It was the president's wrotehed delay In
Bending Hackvllle out et the country wnleh
was ogenlzlnR Bepnbllean editors and
oiateri, treui Ulalne down.
Thk English papsrs are all In passion
ever tbe dltmlasal et Lord Hackvllle, but
their complaint In etrpngly at varlanoe
with that et the Republican American press
for whlle ilhe latter pretend te think that
the president did net aotqulekly enough
the former are wrathlnl beoiuae he did net
glvethelr government mero tlme. The
Kngllih papera fall entirely te reatlr.s the
gravity of Hiokvllle'a mistake and the
principle Involved of American lntoler lnteler lntoler
bdce of foreign Interforenoe. They ate
evidently bewildered, and deplere the
aubservlcnoe of American atatesnien te the
demands of pirly and the exigencies of a
political atrugule, whlle showing that tbelr
1 feellnics are badly butt by this brusque
treatment et n pet arlstoerat and member
et the nobility. Even the Londen Daily
News, which admits that I'rosldent Gleve
lind was right In the fisheries dlapute and
ali)co,rcgret'j Mr. Uiyfrd'sopparent laelc cf
courtesy towards the Hrlllsh minister. It
thinks Lord Hallebury bat shown want et
Judgment and that he ought tohave aoted
promptly. Ne one, It Hays, except Mr.
Olevcland emerges from the quarrel very
credltably.
Beat cnrrlecl indlann la 1BS0 for the lto lte lto
publleaus. This tlme Dudley will attempt
te get Us elcctirul votes with Pennsylvania
fat. That mountebank' crlp two dollar
bills wero teimsd soap then; elght years
tlada f-jjp auperioded, In the political vo ve
uabUtHty, by fat. The campaign four ye.ia
bonce may 11 nd Uudley'a tundcalled aoap aeap
fat. flat the Indications are that the voters
of Indiana will net glve blm mueh enceur-
agoment tbls yerr.
Aecnrdlng te the report of 1J. A Hlisekcl
f jrd, our cennul et NantOF, the proteoted
ehlp building trade of france fs In qulte aa
bad n wny aa our own. lie quetea from a
Kroneli ofllelal report : 'The condition of
the Mblr-butldlng Industry et the Lolre In In In
rorleure, rs regards thta company In partle
ular, may be characterized In the following
manner the usual activity In the conilruo cenilruo conilrue
tlon of veshela of war, but abaolutely no
orders for vcisels of commerce." The ves
sels lHunehed nt thla great ship building
pert wero hIx large ships, et wbleh two
wero govcrnmeat war vcaielr, one aildo ailde aildo
wheel river beat and ene a ateam dredge.
They alee built twelve torpedo beats for the
government, which li spending many mil
lions en Its navy.
'The attention e! our manufacturers
lias frequently been called te the Import Impert Import
Biieo of the Unde with this consular dls dls
trlet, but no cilert has been made en their
part te tiesure I. With a yety tew excep
tions Amerlcan products are unknown.
Carolina rlee, petreleum from l'ennsyl
vanle, and lard, are advertised and largely
sold, but are all purchased In 1'arls or
Havre, thus greatly Increasing the prlce te
the purchaser. " A table ahewlng the com cem com
merceol the pert does net bear the name
of nne Amerlcan ship, though Turkey Is
represented feurtlmex
VE BEONAL.
(JAitmxAt. Nuwman la Borlensly 111. Ue
In MillerluK from oxtremo debility, but It la
hoped lie will rally.
Tirn EMrnneu Wii.mam laid the foun
dation RtoneorttioLow lawoeurtiatlislrislo
en Wcdnenlay.
Mn.LieNAinK Ff.oen may yet return te
thla country and read Ala ewu obituaries,
lie In aald te be Improving alenly.
Kev. It. M. b'oiiMueiCKK, roenntly de.
eeaiud, who vrni paiter of Uie tiutberan
Onureli et the TranRUguratlen, Pottitewn,
when lie dled pesasmuit ene ottbellnoat
ilbrurlca In thla country relating te the
history of tbe Lutherau ohureh In Ameri
ca. Many or the baeka are et great rarity,
treating of the earlleit blatoryet Ibe ohureh,
Hoverai having bean edited by Martin
Iiiither and eoine wero printed In the fif
teenth century. It Is understood that thla
library, according te the deceased's ex.
pressed w!h, la te go te the Lutheran
theological acmlnary, Philadelphia, ex ex
epplliiK duplicates, wlileh will be pre
Bunted te Mubienberg college, Allcntewn.
Thn Ilsliylunlitit Kzplerert.
lit. Wllllem 1'crper, of Vhlladelplila. en
Wednesday rcrolvedn communication from
llev. I)r. J. 1'olern, leader of the University
of reniiBylvanla'a Uahylenlan oxpedltlou,
BtatlnK that he wan btlll detained in Uon Uen Uon
btantlueplo en account et the unwillingness
et Itie Tarklsh authorltlea te grant the per
mlla neeitaary for bORluuIng excavatlena.
Dr. I'eters eays that the lnllnence of
2'rrBldent 01e eland, na well aa tne lntorest
shown In the expedition by the American
minister ct C'ontituntlneple, are such aa will
probably acoure the ntccttary concessions
lu theutarluturc.
With rofeiuuce te tbe rcoent Bblpwreck
whieh several of thn numbers of tbe expo-
anion encountered whlle en route te
Dainacuf, the communication Bays: "Ne
ecrlcun damaRO v.bh dene te auy of tbe
appaiatUBtu the wreck, and Drs. llllprecbt,
llarperaud Ficlu, after remaining a few
dajH en Ibe island of Uames. wero taken te
Damascus, the common icnuezveua ol'the
party." '
'
Utile d Willie Tetluf( a Fire Kicune,
Whlle a tire tscape wan lielng tested nt
the Mnnongahela beuse, 1'UbiburK, en
Wedntaday, the repe breke and Jamea Mo Me
dure, ageu 1 1 year ; Jehn Duddy, aged 16
yearp, were prcolpllated from the tilth atery
te the pavement, a distance of seventy feet.
MoUlure end Duddy fell hpadloremeat and
were killed Instantly. Ragle bad both
armB and lege broken and will probably
die. It. O. Wilsen, who hired the beya te
oemo down the escape, psylngtbem 5 eeuta
each, has been arrested pending the coro
ner' Investigation. lie U almost etazy ever
the uufertunute cllalr and la being watched
cleidy, a It Is feared he will attempt aul aul
elde. When ariihtid Le had in bla pocket
an open knlfe.
M'odenot bflloveln im.auti e (or clitlOren,
but we de bellevw In l)r Hall's llaby Syrup
ana aiscrt that no fiunUytUquta be without
ll. 1'rlce I'D cents.
I aiaOer, thn greit Minedy for dyspepgli Is
fruj ireia all dtuetsrluu substances, ana ihoie
la no Ouuser et btvlug ene's teeth satlvtea by
its use wbtcbltfreuaatly done by prepara
tions containing poisons. Beld by ail diuii
glats. 15 cent. "
WANAMAKUWU
rmULDiLrBU, WwJnesaav. Het. si. irm
A dollar a yard saved en a
reliable Black Silk is like find
ing money. We told you en
Tuesday of this uncommon let
of beautiful Black Faille Fran
caise :
tl.TS kind at 11.25
liOOklliduttl M
lifiuitlrd m 1175
nuutinair;w
Pieces
have
gene out
flying
since then,
The Silk is
below
real value. Of course some,
body loses money. That some
body Is back of us ; we simply
pass the goods en te you.
Can't de it very much longer."
Wett Transept.
Let the Blanket be big
enough. Start with that
Haven't figured up hew many
of the 6-pound all-wool Blank
ets at $4 you've carried away
this season. Stacks and stacks
of them. The end is in sight.
300 pairs mere and then good
bye. The quicker the better.
While one pair of the big, gen
erous $4. Blanket stays it puts
a little damper en higher cost
goods;
Ne reason ler it. Any
Blanket we have is in its way
as well worth your thought.
Here's an extra large one, Six
84 inches, 7 pounds, $6.50
the pair. Finer wool, showier
than its $4 fellow. Springy,
" live" wool. Finger it. Thick,
soft, substantial, but it don't
feel heavy. It wen t leel heavy
when you sleep under it.
Come with your Blanket need
in mind ; we've outdone your
thought.
NearWoinen'a Waiting Scorn.
In Comfertables as well. The
$2 kind overtops anything we
knew of for the money. Hxtra
quality sateen ; black, 3 blues,
2 gelds, in various patterns,
Real Turkey-red back
Near Women's Wnltlng ltoem.
We sell for se little mere
than cost that it isn't worth
your while te leek for "bar
gains." They're turning up all
the time just the same. Here
are half a dozen from Women's
Muslin Underwear :
Jleevy Muslin Ueun, 51 Inches lenp, alter alter alter
natorewa of Tucking iu! Intention nn
yuke, llmnburK hIkii en s'tnvca Wn
nuTorcuve batter muu tu a Uemi. C'jj
fiem i.
Heavy Muslin down, V-atnpcd veire, at.
tenmte rows et Tuclnn una Kine lnsir
tlen en yoke, Ann linmlHirg oUre n
nvck una isltuve. II M, fruin II M.
J.'vwn Aprons coea finality Sllncbcilenrr,
401nclii'a wldej enu with tvsoiena lluui
lmrg lnnoitten, 'i ; enu with liuinbuiK
rJKu ut bottom, ISn.
Munlln ClicinlHO, all slzns HnTburc oke
en nucKunu mii uvis se eilnlnuliy euii.
TweBtylu Wounl'e nU (.oert, Weuacli.
Kntliely new
Second fleer, Junlpir drool side. Four cle
mera.
In one sense Upholstery is
no better for being exclusive in
pattern and coloring. But any
of you would prefer being out
of the common in these things
if it don't cost mere. We
have looked te that. Goods that
no one else in town has or can
get, and under the usual price.
Jnte Veleur Portieres, our special designs
for tlilt fceasen. The VJ kind nl 140.
Chenlllu Curtains, with IihuOhoiue dado
I'llviite patterns S. llalturUiuu welud
Inst tfi'iNiiii at 110 and 111
CiinliMiide Vcleur Uurtslns, lie, ftem 113
una w. '
Odd lets Portieres Neils, Che
nilles, Tapestries, etc. single
and half pairs, quarter or third
off.
Bcoend deer, north of Transept.
Mere space ier the Sell
Pouring Tea Pet Exhibition.
Every inch of it needed. A
Pet that saves 25 per cent, of
the tea ; that won't drip or
burn you, and that pours with a
touch, can't well have tee much
show space when once the
women find it out.
Uaaeinent, feet or contra stairs.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
IOHAIWU.
QLD HONESTY TOBACCO.
FINZEFTS
Old Honesty.
The Chowera or OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will seen llnd that it lasts
longer, tastes sweeter than ether tobac
cos, and will plejiae you.
Ask your dealer for it and inslBt en
getting it.
Qenuine Has a Red H
en Every Plug.
Tin Tar;
aeiii'L,KXJON re wdeu.
QOMPIjEXleir?Owl1ijl7r
LADIES
UU VAt.UK A RRriKKD COUIM.KXION
MUSI1 UttJC
pozzents
N ukdieatrd;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
it Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin. Utiuieves all plwples, iruiklua ana dls dls dls
colerullous, and iunkeu tbe skin dullcatelv
seu ana beautiful. It contains no lline, whlle.
lend or un-enla In Uiree shaaes, pink or flesu.
white ana brunette.
reu BALK BY
All Druggists and Faney OoeJn
Doalero fivorywhero.
4VUKWAUB Or IMITATIONB.-WB
UKOUMHIK8.
Q0FKKE8I TEAS I
OHOIOB OLD0OFFEE3.
rrtah Boaated Dally and rineat Mew Crep.
TEAS.
Wa Qnarantoe for Vine riayer and Uoed
l)rlnklagyuallUe.
UKOUOR WIAKT,
0.113 WettKlDgB.
F
IlKBt FltEEII rilEEIII
Fer
One Menth Only, and PoettlTCly
rraua Coenectca V llh IU
Ne
W. A. Mst & Ce.,
UIO II OUAUB GUO0RH8,
COUNKU 1CA8T KINO ft UUKKSTS.,
Will posttlvely Rtve te the person drawing
the lucky number, a htnasome liana
fainted ricture, X by Steet, Irame seven
inthes wide, gl'dea, or It pieture U net
wsntedUln troldwlllbe vlven initeaa. The
abeve is te be drawn In this minncr t
Kvorypenen purchasing ene pound Coffee
orene-lntf pound Tea will be given a num
bered check, and the 2tlh of Novembor tha
Ineay number wUl be. ptlutea In our weekly
aavartUeiaent.
Uemomber, we de this te get our renowned
Ceiracs ana Teas Introduced throughout the
city and county, and when ence tried you wUl
nse no olhers.. Meney will be reiunded If
goods art) net satisfactory.
NKW QltOCRUIES UE0E1VKD DAILY.
I1KMEMUKII THK FLACt,
W. A KEIST & CO,
COlt. KAT KINO ft DUKE BTB.
TJEIHT.
took! Hcnai Wonder! Shout!
REIST
Again in the Frent Rank.
1,000,
1,000,
1,000
Fine Large Cards Given Away
BATUUDAY eVKMNU.
Distribution wilt cntnmonce at 7 o'clock In
thauvenltiK It will be in e tn all. Wnden't
n It you tu liny. Come and cot a card without
ehurgu.
WATCH OUR ADVKUT1SKMKNIS.
CIIA3KA HANIIUItNMlltOH (111 AUK GOJT-
rttb-s new i.n axeuii.
nveu have hoiraef their excellent drinking
qualities. We liwe had rniny calls for tnein
1 ttely, una have tanen the Wholesale nna II o e
tdl AKncv ter yenr city, 'llioie Cottens are
put up In 60-B Pealed Cans and wlllheretallea
In enu peuna lets uptnnny numbTef pounds
th" purchiser may donlre. We lundle nine
dllTiireiit brnnda, and will display thorn In
irnntel stnruall dav frnturduv. w"e call sne-
clM attention te the Fancy Java. Santas, Java
and Mnehr. Jllend, Cniflttdc, Seal llrund, ana
Java, Mecha and Xantes Jilena All levers of
a Koea enp et colTce can't halp duplicating
erders alter ence unlnjr It. Mutt bu the best
you ever used for tbe money or no charge.
urnal llarnulns tn Urccciles. l.otsefNow
Uoeds arriving dally.
Reist, Wholesales Retail Grocer,
WU0I.K3ALB AND IilSTAll, aitOOKU,
erthcast Cerner
W est KInr and I'rlnce Blreetf ,
JiANUASTKU,lA.
M-Tolnpheno ana Freo Dtllvery,
LBUA.Ii HUI1VBB.
ESTATE OV MICHAEL STUIOGLK,
Uteef Marlle tiwnahlp, dvceased. Lot Let
turjUwlauiuntary en said oelite btvlng been
grained te Ui9 undarjlgned, a'l persons In In
ehtvd thomlnareirqunntnd tn mak.i Imme
diate pnyment, and thcHe having claims or
demaiidrtnKilnsttti (nine, will prrsant thorn
without dulur ter eettlnmnnt te tbe usder usder
flKiied, itsldtng nnar Id thcuda l,ncacr
county. KhlZAUItTimrUtnULf,
Fzeculrlx.
Jehn A. Cevin, Attorney. oil Ctdlh
ESTATE 01 JOHN A. ARNOLD,
late of the City of Lanoisler. doceaeoo.
LotUiiBiiIndinlntttrutlenon said estate having
bwm granted te the understgned, all persens
lndubted thorute un requesttd tomake lmino lmine
dlam payment, and theso having claims or
demaudsagalii8l tlie sumo, will present them
without delay for setUeinunt te thn undur
slgui'd, reRldlng In said city, at Ne 127Beuth
DukeHtriwt. adaaUNOLD,
Dandcl U. Hakkr Admlnlalrntrlr.
Altorney. oeiactdlb
INSTATE OK KKVr"l.OUIH GKOTh
li myer, Inte nf Lancaster rlty, doce&sed.
.Letter et aduilnlstrutleu en saia cstate hav
ing been granted tn the undersigned, all per por per
eons Indebted thereto are requested te make
liutncdlatH pajirent, and thesu having claims
or demauds against the same, will prcsent
thorn without delay ler settluuinnt te thoun theun
dhrilgnLd, rejldtng tn Columbia, Lancaster
county. llh.V. WM. I'IKl'KU,
Je. A. Ceyix, Administrator, e t n.
Attorney. ecWOtdm
ESTATE OE MADALENA HOHNEI.
der, late of Lancaster city, deceased.
Letters tcstnmentnry en said oetate having
btinn Kranted te thu underslgnrd, nil persens
lnUeblcd thorute are rcqui sttO te make lmmo lmme
dlU payment, ana these having claims or de
mands iuuinsl thu sutoe, will present them
without delay ter settlement te the under
signed, residing In Lancaster city.
KLUAUKXll KKMPFLK,
JCzecutrlx.
Jno A. Cevli, Atterney. e3-CtdIh
ESTATE OF KATHAHINEH. DOUGH.
rty. Inte of 1 ancester tlty, l'ennsylva
nla, denuMcd. Letters testamentary en std
estate having been granted tn the under
filled, all persons Indebted thereto are re
niiestKd te make luimeillate payment, nna
11100 hiving claims or dmandi against the
s&ine will pimentthem without delay for tot tet tot
Ueiueutto tin undersigned.
Jt J. Ae'JKANN, Jtxecnter.
reBc a. Emitu, Attorney. oeua-otlh
FhAOB, tft'.l
AT
UUEHK'S.
a aicnmuLE uusu you
Gampaign Goods
YK8TKKDAY.
WKNKtKli SAW TIIK UKK. WK SXILL
11AVK
FLAGS AND JIREWORKS
AND WILL 1IAVK
LANTERNS
IN A new DAYS.
SC Jt.STV-rtK 11A8KKT3 CONCOltD AND
UATAWlIAUHAt'KS U11KA1'.
rt.NKST UUKAM
rnr.KSK
kkt.
IN TIIK MA It-
DUTC1IHE.VDAND EDAM CIIKK8K.
ri.NKAl'I'LK AND SAl'SAUO.
nNK COMB IIONKY IN ONK AND TWO
l'OUND s'UAUKB.
THAT TINE KV Al'Olt ATRI COIIN NOW IN
bJOt'li L1M11KD.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 HAHT KING BXnHHT,
LAN0A8TKU,rA
UUMMfHWAKM.
H
10U A MARTIN.
Lamps. - Lamps.
-AT-
All persons using Lamps are interested
in securing the BEST.
The Rochester Lamp
Is entitled that name, " THE BEST."
It is a central draft lamp, has a perfect
wick movement, no danger of explosion.
The volume and steadiness of light is
superior te any.
Yeu can get it either in a Stand, Par
ler, Fiane or Library Style and at Bettem
Prices. Don't fall te examine these be
fore making a purchase.
If you don't want a ROCHESTER, we
have the Largest Assortment of Stand,
Parler, Library and Hall Lamps, in the
Best Styles and Lewest Prices of ether
makes ever offered by us. Any of these
will make a useful as well as ornamental
present.
esrCall and examlne our assortment
before making your selections.
High & lartin,
Ne. 15 East King St.
.1 M O
ectlfl-tfl
BWJTti ANU HHOUa.
OMETU1NG
-OF-
IMPORTANCE
Te overy gentleman te knew that our Calf
Fhre for CO is equal In Style and Fit te the
majority of Bpccluity shoes advertised te sell
for .10 J. ihey are inade of fine, Jstreng and
pliable Calfskin with DongelaTaps in Butten,
Lace and Cengress, and in all the different
styles of tee. 'i hey have smooth in-soles-no
Ihrtad, wax or tacks te hurt the feet,
H, Swllkey's New Cash Stere,
N0.24NOUTU QUKKN 8TBKBT.
ectll-3md
JK
OT WEAK
Ready New!
Yes. NOW UKADY, with my Complete
fcteck of 1KIOT3, SHOES ana ltUBUKltafer
Fall ana Winter Wear. Nevor borero dial
have su( h a Large and Varied Stock or the
Very Best that the Market Affords and
Marked and Quick Belling Trices. Alse I call
jour attention te my
$3.00 GILT EDGE SHOE.
This Is ene et the best Throo-Pellar Bhee
for raen that Is mnde te-day, Cnll and soe
them ; It beats all ethers.
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
(ONK-riUCESTOKK.)
20 St 80 BA6T KINO, EST,
LANCASTER. PA. aKMydA
B
OOMANb HUOKH.
-WE AUK KKTAILINQ-
BOOTS - BOOTS
-AT-
WUOLESALE PRICES.
Hew Can We De It?
YOU MAYASK: WKWILLKXI'LAIN.
Aitor the last Ilnet Sraten we bought fllty fllty
nlne (&i) Cafes of Youths' Heys' and Min's
1 loots ut a Private A sstgnee Sale, ter Spot Cash,
at such Jtxceedlngly Lew Prices that we can
new sell you them Ketall at Uegular Wholesale
1'rlces, and jet make profit enough te koep us
We Can Sell Yeu :
Y'eutbs' Pelld Kip Beats, sites 11 te 13, ler
tl is ; rctrnlnr prlce, f 1 50 ana $1.75
Beys' Heavy Heets, sizes 1 te 6, ler 11.00, 11.25,
tiae, (1.7a and rue. ""..
sien-s sena Kip uoeis, sues 0 tell, (1.SO.IL75
and tl.00 1 regular price, 12 00, ri.23 ana $2 W.
Our Benis tort
IUU
ana IJ 00 we aefy anyone
In the county or state te beat ler
Fit, Dura-
bllltyana Pilet,
Woceuldmauiianlmmensornroflt nn thnan
BO Cases of Beets by selling them at the old
prices, but our motto is
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
We have stuck te It, and te our" Uuln" or
giving our customers the advantage or our
purchases. We lnve the largest stock of
Ladles', M 15903' and Children's Heavy Lace
and llattnn hhees for rail ana Wlnter Wear lu
the city, (which we dety any of our competi
tors te dispute) at prices te suit the times,
tall In teste thumwbether you wish te pur.
cliae 01 net. us we consider it no trouble te
show goods at the prices we soil thorn.
The Ono-Ftlce Cash Heuso,
d
The Leaders of Lew Prices
IN
BOOTS 8c SHOES,
Ne. S East King Street,
LANCASTER. IVA.
-Stere closed every evening at C p. m., or er or
reptFaturda and Monday,
w.
li. FiHUEK, DENT1HT.
1'attlcnlar attention irtven te fllllntr
ana preserving tha natural teeth. 1 have oil
the latest Improvements ier doing nice work
at a very reasonable cost, llavlngyearsef ex
perlencu lu the large cltles I am sum te give
the best of satisfaction and aave yen money
UU, Wt WHW. MlVfcUUU.V flw VO Im
mant-ira ttaMMuttTuquii
UKM K.
CHINA HALt
M
ECKERT
runs, da.
ADIE3 COHrEMPIiATlNU IUK
rUHCUASE Or AKr 4UHI)
w
FURS
or
SHOULD 11 SAK Ut MtMD THAT OU LOMO
AND SUCCKSSrut. IXPUIIIHCB
GIVES US BCrJtHIOH
ADVAHTAQIS.
AMER
-LCAD1NO
Practical Hatter and Firrier,
SO WBSIKINQBT.
i
truest sealskin Coats and Jackets en hand
or carefully made te moaaure.
eW-tfdt
FUKNITUHa.
IITIDMYEB'H.
FURNITURE! J,
FURNITURE!
8TOQK rDIili, NEW AND BKAUZIVUL.
Can't b6 Described. '
Fut Yenr Kycs On It, and be your Own Judge.
Common, Medium and Fine Fumlture.
Style quality ana Finish Blslng te the UlUll
KHT i'UOII, whlle Prices are In thfl LOWKtC
Nercil. Mere worth In enr goods than the
prlce would indicate.
A Grand Exhibit.
The Latest and most Attractive Nevelty.
The DUUM Otteman and Footstool in the
window. Loek at them.
Our Floers are Full of the Newest Styles.
WIDMYER'S
FUJiNITUBE 8T0BR
Oer. Hast King & Duke Stn
H
OFEMEIEK'r3.
WILL CLEAUTIIEM OUT I WHATT
WHY A FEW
Parler and Ohambar Suits
At Almest Your Own Figures.
Opportunities.
Big
WHY?
Beoause we must make room for the goeda
we are roceivlng this ten.
WHEUBT
At Hoffmeler'a Fnrnlture Btere. Thla we k
we have recetved a nlte line of l'lush and
Leather lte:kers. Call toseo them
AT
ROFFMEIER'S,
FUltKITUUK STOliE,
NO,
8epl5-3md
20 BAST KINO ST.
e
UUH & GIBBS.
STYLISH, INEXPENSIVE
FURNITURE.
Recognizing the prevailing
desire ier something new, we
are constantly adding the latest
patterns te our immense stock
of popular Parler, Bedroom
and Dining Roem Furniture, of
the best workmanship, and at
the same Lew Prices as pre
vails throughout our larjje es
tablishment. Everything new
in Furniture for any part of the
house. Remember the name
and number.
OCHS AG I BBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
31 Seuth Queen street
1 .. apru-lyd
F
ORNITUKE I tfUHNITTJRE I
THK UNUKUSIQMKD BAB UKOI'KNKU 1I1B
BTOUK AT TiiK OLDBTAND,
Ue. 38 East King Street,
Which was destroyed by flre seme time age,
and tu a perfectly Kew stock of oil kinds 01
FURJ3ITURB.
l'AULOU SUITES,
11BUUOOM BUITKH,
TAllLKS.'.CUAIUa, Kte.
UPHOLSTERING
in All Its ltnuichcs. Alse fainting and Or
namenting Old Uhalrs.;
HENRY
Ne. 38 East
WOLF,
King Street
uua
TOOK!
LOOK.!
LOOK!
Our New Arrivals lu
Plush. Furniture.
l'lush Unckers for Children,
l'lush lteckers terMUses,
Plush Ueckers for Ladles,
l'lush Rockers for Heys,
l'lush Ueckers for Gentlemen,
Plush Ueckers ier Kverybedy.
All 1'rtces from 11.75 Upwards.
4-Tln Variety and Moes are se varied, we
wtll Invlleyeu te call and me them ana then
rive theprlres, as space forbids it here The
srgeet Assortment at the Lewest Prices te
ha leuuain theclty.
HEINITSH'S,
37 & SO EOUXH QTJHHN ST.,
LANOABTKK.PA.
CLOTrrire.
riLeruiwa t
CLOTHING I
L, Qansman & Bre,.
OUR OVERCOATS !
BOIU WlHtEK AND MKDIUM WKIGUT
AslB MOW BEADY.
i
We offer the largeat assortment of fresh ntw
gcedf, the nnest te f ha, and at,va ion
money en t ha price In plain English
ii you euy irem ua any Jinn orOravreoat
you will pay IS CO te W oe less than yen would
have done at any ether atera for the same
goods.
Thla Is enr policy. It la making t great
business and we are sal Isfled.
as co will buy nice Chinchilla Overcoat.
700 win buys, Heavy Black Bearer Over
coat 3.00 wul buy a Fine Helten Overcoat.
10 will buy a atyiuh Leeking Melten or
Kersey Overoeat, silk lacing.
It wul bay enr Great Elyslan Beaver Ow Ow
eat. IS will bay enr Best Winter Overeeat
13, , Its, u will bny a handsome BaUn
Lined Medium Weight Overcoat.
Storm Overcoats at $100, ,10.00, 8 CO, HM12
111, 118.
Bera' and Children's Ovoreoata In large
qnanUUaa at lowest prteee.
Bee enr Fine Kngllih corkscrew Snlta, la
Back or Cutaway, at lie ; f ally worth 118.
Wl he beat qnalltlea ler less money than
elsewhere.
L. GANSMAH & BRO.,
MANUFACTUBIlta OF
Men's, Bejs' and Children's Clothing,
B. W. COBNZU NOBTH QDBKM
AND OKANOE BTBK1T8.LAHOABTEB, PA.
M
XKKH A KATUKOn.
Overcoats I
Don't Think of Buying an Overoeat until
yen have seen enr Assortment. .We hare
ivory Desirable shade in
KERSEYS,
rueH 110 te no.
Mentagnaks,
In All Popular Shades, at no.
ELTSIAI BEAVERS.
With Full Quilted Satin Lining, t'5.
This Ceat is pronounced .by all who have
aeen it te be tbe Handsoefest Heady-Mada
Uannent they have looked at this season.
NO TilOUULX TO BIIOW THEM, 'AND NO
XUOUBLK lO BKLL 1UKU.
SKBTUKM.
Myers & Eathfen,
UK1.1A11LK 0LO1I1IKBS,
NO. 12 BAST KINO ST..
I.ANOASTKK PA
H
1K8U & BROTHER.
Tha Quality of Oer Goods Is
Far Above tbe Average.
(I
The prices of our goods are
such as make it a great induce-
merit te purchase from us. We
sell well-made Clothing only.
Yeu can save from 11 te $5 en
every garment bought from us.
Ne wholesaler's profit te pay. We
sell you goods Iletail at Whole
sale Frlces.
Gent's Overcoats, all sizes,
from $3 te $15, ThU large as
sortment includes all the latest
styles and most fashionable fab
rics. Children's Suits from tl te $8,
choice styles,
Beys' Leng Tant Suits, $2.50,
$12, all of our own manufacture.
Beys' Overcoats, $1 te $16, all
sizes. The cost of fitting your
boy out with new clothes will be
a small one.
The best selected stock of
Gent's Neckwear In the city, In
cluding all the latest shapes and
styles, from 25c te $1.
Heys' Flannel Shirt Waists In
endless variety. Trices 20 per
cent, lower than elsewhere.
Cardigan Jackets from 15 j te
$1.00.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Lezdieg Clothiers & Merchant Tailors,
CORNER OF
N.QTJHBN QT.dsOBNTRBSQUABS,
LANGA3TIB, FA.
Q.E0UUE BURTON'S
Coupe aud Uaggage Express Line,
Geerge Uurten, lata et the Stevens Heuse,
begs te announce that be Is prepared te attr nd
te all manner et b&vgsge transferring- and
oeupe ana carnage service. AH equipments
strictly first class
uraera nil at no. i leuiiuenuaxv wuijutd
prompt attention
aay or nignu
Telephone
conneeues
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