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A
BP"WHFTW
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l4
fER SIX YEARS' ILLNESS
MMMtB COMB TO TUKRKUHF OF Mil",
" HaaDAtxM MBer.D,AaKD tie.
jfc'lMT elkGetaaauyand Mether et Iter, I.
i V lb NsafsM Mncs a Resident ef Lancas
(& tw-Oicst Ltlsey. roned Dead In
Bad-Heart Paralysis Kill Him,
Columbia, Nev, 1 Mrs. Msgdalene
ISjSUtHd, WHO 01 IDS ll ejuiurt jeuieiu,
ea Wednesday at ins nema 01 uer
User, MM Margaret Neureld, In Cen.
Una. near Ffth street, aeed 89 Tears.
daeaaaed waa tbe mother et Kev. F. L,
HUSWIa BMW WBP1 KUUg t'llUOt utUAUft
it. PalMt'a abaenee. Hhe bad been aick
kM .. M-ai aIIhm Mta( ,t(rln9
far tbe past alz yean, being confined te her
-, Ss4 nearly all that time. Mra. Nevfeld was
at. VklH TOatlM-ta .Hi4 AAmA tt flllA
OTMS 1 aiuv) waTflimi um.vw.m.w - -
, ;i uaifaa ewe in imu. iuring uer nmuBu
$ la thla country abe baa lived in Pittsburg,
j'Waatmereland county, l'ettsvllle, Rucks
AtWBBty, and Lancaster, where her aen, Kev.
'f Unfold, waa stationed. Fer the past ten
IUD Utm IKVU A vuiuuiuibi """
man will be celebrated en Saturday
Mornles st 0 o'clock at Hely
) v. &., At..au.. wfe,A bAwAt.l ,laltl,,
uu VSHluilu UUUIUU , dvtvim T'"'"UBl
j !! JIIII'll Witt WO UVDCUta
',? round Dead In Dtd.
nmr TaImt. m thrnn.vfinr.nli1 nnn nf J. C.
of rr i
V; 'Ajeitwya living uu nuveuw. buvui, wm iuuuu
t a. tw uw.u.w nwu w wvv.
(vp iw mum Du poe iu ucu iu uauni kwu
aabiui, ana at inree o'cieck was auve,
He had net been able te walk for
fIM past nine weeks, owing te injurles
laeaivea ny a taiu uorener jinraney was
LttStOunsa iqu luinauueiuu inn iuiwhiuk
C'tJay t P B. Musser, J. A. Allisen, K. II.
vwnnen. Gee. W. Yeung, Kdw. Q. Kcssler
fy Aad JsoebRIoh. The verdlct was "death
,V.Cwn paralysis nf the heart, the result of
KJ,tDnner Injuries."
,,r me innerai win de ueiu en eaiurusy
& Afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence
S'.mf hli narrtnla.
jL'j&S; Oar Movement.
rf. R. mntirrAf1 laat ntnnlh ivhnn thnfnllnvr.
j, rr-v- ". -r"- '.Tr.rrr .-::..'
',i iaf numDer ei cars were uanuieu uy me
EPfi empleyes at Columbia. Eastward, trains,
;tSr 1,772 1 leaded cars, 61,134 ; empty, 243 ; total,
S1.877 : westward, trains, 760 : leaded caw.
&13,a9; empty, 37,420; total 61,370 ; grand
TV? ' total. 102.7fifl.
':?& , Thla movement Is nn lncreaan nf H 030
?Offli i-.. ... T" .. :. 7 ,- 71
. sara ever oppiemoer J&33, ana an incruune
aM2.0S2 cars ever October, 1887.
'i t The movement Is the largest In the his
wrjui tuu vuujiwuy ttuu iuu (iiucmiQ iuui
JSSivanr mncn p.easea ever me work, it ex.
vmmi thn lanrnat rnnrnmnrit. tlintnf Mflrnh.
iSj-l7, 3,243 cars.
Mi Church Meeting.
tik, The beard of managers of the Columbia
truncal. of the Kvanceucat Ainanei Urthi
'UBited States, met In the Motbedlst ohureh
'.r- laiftk nlffht. 'Thn nnnntlLnLtnn nntrtAlwl hv
S tha general alllance was adopted. Thofef
VK mwing cmoers were oiccieu ler ene year:
svftfrresieeni, u. w. my; vice president, nav.
R tSf-'xnea, iianisen; aecreury, nev. J. . l'an-
in mBVa. .....- I? ft tinA. lU....
t'-Taoeb Bncatb, tieerge DelJuir nnd -'. V.
yXoenm were appointed te dlair'r. the town
Cm tBte fields ler the aunnrr.'OrB,
"l The Junier Hu!!uinK Fund association nf
ltv iiBformed ehui eh will bold nn cn
::?r tertAlnmentthlsevenlnir. Xhopreerammo
Sy; wllloenslitof muslr. recitations, eta
A? Jnnnte Hnvdnr hul hnrirm hrnlinn lut
i .Sight while enjoying All Ilnlleween. Hue
i. Attamnted te null a bell and full te the
"pavement, receiving the fracture.
iW A. target practice was held by Company
r.jiC yesterday, when Hamuel 1'xcmeu and A,
Markiey qnauned as sharp Bhoetcrr.
,' Rev. O. H. Detts. tbe new mster of thn
.'.4 Church of Ged, was given a royal wolcemo
iffi.Umt night by tbe members of tbe chureh.
i5P Ssveral IlnllnwnAn nartlnawnrnirlven lout
!&Wlaht. Thn M. I.. K. Imrt a nlnuant Mimii
V'b the home of Mlsi Marnln MeDavitt.
W-m Services will be held In BL Paul'achurch
'ir'; this evening.
.iAi This mnrnlnc nt 101(1 nVlnAfc .Tnlin
fi'Meyera and Chris. Wertz, of Washington
twiuu((i) nrviu kivuii n iiunriiiK Duiuru
-,-g, squire aeiiy en enargen 01 inrceny. They
wv waiyea a iiearmg nnu tfore committeu te
hjall for trial.
two nova acciukntai.lv shot.
P,. OaeattsaIMd In Hit Lrg autl tlisutlxra
sjv., Jieiici anreugu ills lliuu.
.Vt" A ,U ..mhm -- a
Ksg tbe reports of many ehoetlofr aceldeuiHinay
f"V' be looked for In the hbwimiil This
fe?V forenoon two bevs. realdlnir nn Nnrlh
6 Prlncastel, within two squares et caeh
V.-etner, were snot ami eiuiy injured. The
mera uerieua ucciutni wb 10 jaoeo llarl-
eon of Harry llartman, the tnle-
arraph
repalrman, who resides nt Ne.
Ha r. ik mnriri friiiPH Nirnnr. r nft nariu nnn
iv,,;&- niA-ki ..-. i . .
hjt this morning young llartman went te the
jijgseenntry gunning witu imei Jacksen, a
iyV colored man nnd two ethor boys tiamed
Ju Ji.j-Jehn Keam and Jehn Irwlu. About ten
I. V." if " v". MW nw.u au M1U UVIKUUUIUUIHl III
.4iW "-MM ftUU JIHlaJT TTV1IJ NUUU V IU VI tl"H II
' yrtennn nf n farmnr. llartmnn nrnuilil tm.
t'D-tween two rails In the unner imrtnf Dm
sv-a. - . . !.......?. . : -
s.'enee, sua an no uiu mis inegun, Whleli
gC?" ae carriea snu
was heavlly leaded with bird
2 ".
fell from hla hands, Tdu trlcger
mi
S. b aischarge. The whele lead onterod the
wAfcejr, left leg:, botween the knee nnd the
txVa.aal.flA Hankl I...II.UI.I.. nil .
g awiirtwuUKHiwiluit)li'Jurjriiut)uuy was
(t'tfj-pat lute a wagon and brought te town by a
?iarmer. who drove him te his home. Dr.
sif la. I. Davis was Bent ler and he attended
fc.'JJWa Inlurles. lie found a verv serinus
V Injury and the boy quite weak from leas of
7Moed. It Is net known hew bad the
fe j-gweund may preve, nor whother the leg
Trui uBvu iu uu su.jju.iuuu. j.iiti uey was
'jjfyimlltriag great pain when seen by an Is.
6p.lJBT.T.lni.wnptl rnriArtflr vfnf tin ha,. I. mh
pejiillyand in a cool way told hew the accl-
$CSicat eappsauu.
fk This lorenoon Clarence Qlrvln, aged
Abent fllteen years, who resides with his
Sfnindmotber, Mra. Keneagy, at 637 North
A. Prince street, was sboetlng at mark In the
?.yard with a pistol. Ue pulled the trlgger of
tbe weapon up and was unable te get It
itfewn. He began working at It with his
.Xlfbt band and had the left Immediately In
jinwiui mumuzzie. auuaeniy me trlgger
il llftllllllil Btt.l ftin nlefnl .uu ,1lartl.....t
1?syThe bell passed into tbe palm et the hand
2tmu1 came ent of the back. Dr. J. W. llss
Kt-' Attended him. The Injury is net eorleua if
? well taken care of.
foitelllce llutlDctt.
??'' v IBI'" e x-esimasier Miaymauer
itj, me muuniuK nietj im siamps, tve
j-f ter the month el OateDer :
jC une-cenisiampj, v-Witwo-cent, 109.08Q;
.jrsoer ceni, eni, nve-cent, i,W3; ten cent, 78;
a-SlJWteen-cent, 183; thlrty-cent, 108; epeclai
JJd US stamps, "GO; peatal cards, 34,3fi7( two-
BAAOt pestals, 0; stamiifd onvelepoe, 11,011,
(-',' The following shows the work of t
the
aerrlers
teglite!4 letters dellverea 2C3
KS Km""1 uouverea
pZ-'lv reeui cards delivered
si.ne
liiii
jniutua
uiTrn
r, Jlewspspers, clrculu
?? t AUttter delivered..
I letters tcellected 77
I letters collected si.w.u
I n.lal iMnli anll.f.ln . n..
. cMii Destal cards collected r:j!
' Jtewspaper. circulars, and alt pnuted
u"iHw;wiJeccu i V.U1H
f- Tcud pesUde en aca( uuitei deliverua
lK'-'i- tbreuich thn beiv. ueneral dellvuiv
;. aba by canler K 13.70
i. -
"i Bwallewsd folsenont Seeds.
iAWreuce U. NIxderf. a little son of
VfTOS U. NIxderf. of Ne. SC Cnrnl Btriwit.
'Jantily wcaped death from iralsenlng
alaAlsia ill si TIA ... i . .
-.A When he came seresa tome seeds of cimn
jieiviuAii ud net umvinif in rnn Trarn
. fAOAWeea. lie swallewml mranl nt ihu.
Hff Aeme hours alterwards became sick.
K-J'?!. ?.eir was aent ler and he worked
WZnfT Mdlfe lh. ahl if Mnl I l..i. ... .1 i .. .
' J" . T uuH inu irciecit mis meru-
j mm emaiu no was out 01 aanttsr. Te dav
Jat ia yet very weak. J
.v.
Vc) , rpen unr au Heur.
BpiijAAaeaa. McMparran, candidate for the
s.
sjanaiBiure m me aeumern district, ad.
Meted tbe large meeting at Klrkwoed en
' needsy nlgbL He occupied ever an hour
'aaUaeusalDi! UrIU reform and the exciirit
MMTd made by the present admlnUtiatlen.
. av. Mcsparran-d lorcieie presentation of
aaaleaueawas appreelated by Kenuhllcana
i well as Democrat.
,',V KHumtd rruui uoilen.
fPke delegates from tbe theological seml
m uiis pjaoe nave returned from tbe
01 tue MUulenary Alllance In 13ea-
alllancswui ittAmln.1 im fr.... i...n
lasul nlni,tv.thrnArinlfic.-ifni. ,.nMun
f Ihirty-Jeur aemlnaries. Tnenty.seven
lla SA As. sm ft a I. Anvnv4 t .
itv flAlif. hnin nrl lnrnlivn. i. it.A
ter of Ujr645liundrea and Uiirty.tive,
t Blll.uifSJu Thn rtnA uMMi nnn.rrlc.
knew Yerk, J'enurylranla and New
I " H4ivu ujr tuv liancaaier ueie-
tS naal hkra flnrln.' nar, nl thai
I week hi March.
SOT TUB I'LACK fOR l'OLKS.
Thilr Krecllea en Febllc Scheel Orenndl
Opposed by apsrlntsDdsnt Urccht
and Otbars.
Freqaent complaints from tbe rural dis
tricts oemo In that partisan political poles
am erected en public school property and
by the permission and aid of publle school
teachers. In meat eases this occurs In
strongly Republican districts and In all tha
Instances observed by our reporters and
correspondents tbe poles are labelled "liar,
rlsen and Morten." Whatever be the Tol Tel
ltlcs or purposes of theso who ereet them
this use et cublle school property Is wholly
wrong, utterly Indefensible, calculated te
demoralize the schools and te proveko
breachea of the peace.
Prof. B. F. bbanb, a Kepubllcan, ox ex
county superintendent, being Interviewed
te-dav. denounced the erection of party
poles en public school grounds as entirely
wrong and a practice that should net be
permitted.
KxHtale Bupertntendant Wlekerabam
says publle school teachers have no right
te permlt aucb a thing te be done ; If
school children want te nut un party poles
tboysheuld be compelled te go upon pri
vate grounds te de It; the public sobeol
yards are;no place for them.
County Superintendent M. J, Ilrecht,
also a Republican, denounees the practice.
He ssvs be has net personally aeen a half
dczen cases of It In this county, but be baa
Invariably reprehended It Hohelars, he
says, have no right te put up such poles,
toachers have no right te allow It, and It Is
the duty or directors te forbid It and te
order such poles removed.
Twe prominent members of tbe bar being
Interviewed te-day gave It as their opinion
that such uxs et the public school property
were wholly unjustifiable. They said that
any tax payer In tbe district who waa
aggrleved should first complain te the
teacher, and, If the complaint waa Ignored,
next .te the beard of directors. If that
failed te bring the remedy removal of the
pole by foree waa net a trespass; a party
pole erected without warrant upon publle
properly could be lawfully chopped down
by any person wbe paid school tax In the
district without rendering such a ene liable
civilly or criminally.
i m i
Orailset lIifiiBclioeinoja.
The following shows the rolatlve grade,
by olaaies, of tbe pupils, ene hundred and
twelve In number, In attendance at tbe
boys' high school during the months of
Beptcmbcr and .October, Just o'eiod. Te
hours' study per dBy expected from each
pupil :
rmsT class,
Jno.'J.lletriermol,.
(llarenrn H.1iikMs'....F8
W. H..McCftkey b7
William II. Harr W
llenry K. Myurs 8il
Ubas. W. HnIvert......E3
One. 8. llolelno 10
(Jtmn. ,. JUrntmll....'n
U.JU. llorruieler 71
waiter w.Wnleen..
Hurry I.Kvans
Win. Illnlcher
(ire. II. Klnrur.,
Abmm M. Blieclt 03
WultirH.nplokler....OT
(uelI.Iliikleler(r....0l
Wm.li. Cleuipi W
SICOND CtASi
Paul h. Ofrhard,
Merris lAMb ...81
Ktlian'ITjjiirlew...
i:. (1. ll&uniiiuii
rred. U. Hwccten...
Jim. a. Naumuii...
v li Mu3Cluin...
HnrrvOIIall
David 11. l.ocher....,l
.95
Oliver Al.irlflv.
.W)
MS
Huge ei. Hark ,
Haiph H.tlleuter..,
Jehn o.l'vett
..te
..mi
. Hl
,.W)
,.-.7
,.78
..7(1
,.7fi
..75
..7S
..71
.03
Carl F. Jtanglnr.,..,
Clms.'K. ilenlnu,
.M
win. b. AinriKUt..,
Vrank llltncr
Kdw. I). Cllne
Alliert li. Hchuuui.
dw.U.AItlck
KrankH. Uen
Kiunnrr J, llretvn....B)
Jelm W. llaknr 8K
unworn r. ryrer ti
1'litllnBUlirmi 87
ItcubmiS Outer... ...W
we Wolltl.crger..8a
WiiIUt rorRley S4
Uotieit KUirhArt....f3
Ueeruu Leenard 8.
Lyman li. Jlrady.
()arrtsonMe.tlakoy..7
uarry iinnnenig....n
1). II. liarlhelDinuw..lO
Tin no class.
Edward I, l'nge
.ine. I,. Atlee .
Frefi J Ulebur.
Walter A Mlller in
Newton K llttzer 7.1
Hoerge K Martin lb
James f. Krlman....7
w .k it iiir ill ,.,,.. ..,.
wniier u. .ccner
Cliirlus K llitei..
Heward W Dlller
Alden V l'entz..
UhasOOempt....
Albert Kiielllnir.
.7i
,.T1
. 7U
wuHh M Nliilnrl Ki
Jehn II Myi'i-a he
Arthur A. Zncher.,..7
(I
rrankTTburlew....70
J. W. llolllnger 'i
Uhaa Mlltonberg C)
LowlslllKbeit "8
Cresby 1' Kinney m
Andrew BKamin,.,.(M
Jeseph K Mercur ui
cnriatlan llrie-i.
rank 11 K ready 71-
.Inhn Hichi 77
JHcaeii nvrne lit
.InlmO Krllchev 71,
lliiKhltrultmi ;c
juerrin J i,ung 7t
uenj a. axcuouifley...tij
reURTIl CLAKS,
JImiJ M Strachan W; Jacob I" Me1xgar..,..r4
ciikh r. wilbusli.....t4i ciaronce Jliuyer..,.(!
f llina U ll.tt.nv, II IVm If 11.1... M
UhasH Hubert 72
wm II ri.lmr ci
winter J J nnnra....7l
Harry McOlnnU.... 71
V.O. Wnedwuul ...01
Melvln K l.enic 01
UrantH JutiDHlen..,,70
Ames II i,inu! 7n
Aiinuru iierner ()
Wm ASpronger (fl
WmN Warruii rs
Wm f Abraham 67
Wm M Mcmunls nr
lebn II ltnblnsen....M
Jehn A Abraham. ...ftJ
Wm M Herwnrt..,.. C)
T oil n I. Kranlz .i;u
iierbciii' Marti n.... kb
WtuK linilrwoea...(
Hairy 1 tiamler 07
unaa A J,nala u
rrca 1 tlnntzer M
Harry II Miller wi
Harry K Xdgetlcy.. M
wmu UlCtr. Gl
Fakirs at n Iteiiublleau Alacllng.
The Reputil'cans of the lower end held a
meeting In Walker'a weeds, l.lttle llrltalu
township, en Wednesday. Among tbe
speakers wnre Lieutenant Governer Davlos,
Marriett Rrealus and A. C. Relneehl.
More oxaltemont was created by two fakirs
who appeared en the grounds than by the
epeakeis.
Thoe men sold oheap Jewelry In paek.
egCH In which they pretended te put money.
They had been working tbe game success
fully at Quarryvllle a few days befere, and
when they madoithelr appearance en the
grounds they were at oneo recognized.
The crowd went for them and at one time It
was tneugiii ttiey would be roughly dealt
with. They finally succeeded lu escaping
with their lives, but they made the meeting
yety lively.
LOCAL C11IIM,
llenry K. Hwarlz, late with Williamson
it Fester, of this city, ban bought out a hat
More In .Lebanon.
O. O, Carpentor, reporter of the Ex
aminer, until yeaterday Btierted atlne large
Heal en his wateh guard. In going te tbe
Ropubllean meeting at Walker'a weeds
yesterday the seal became loose dreppel te
the ground and waa lest. It is a very valu
able ptece et Jewelry.
Te day the least of All Saints Is observed.
Bpeelal servlcea were held in the Catholle
churches et the city thla morning,
Thla morning A. R. Graham, et this city,
took n large number of farmers of this
county te llarrlsburg te inspect ene of his
bodge fencrs near that town.
Oharles Wise, a hed-carrier residing en
Fllbaitstreet, was nt work ler Peter Rutt
at a new beuse en North Prluce street, Oils
forenoon, He was standing near tbe mor
tar bed when he slipped and fell. His hand
struck the het llme, and It was se badly
burned that he was obliged te step work.
There was a miserably small audience
at the npera house te witness The Gelden
Giant Mine," for tbe third time, last even
ing. The opera beuse will be closed tbe
remainder of the week ter want of attrac
tions. The large and excellent picture of Presi
dent Cleveland which he sent te Richard
McGmnn. Hnn nf it .T-Mr-nrann nuwnlln l.a-
been handsomely framed by C. H. Rarr In
w l)05ti store it is new en exhibition.
A few weekB Bge sn Injunction was
granted icatralntng the Pennsylvania Tele
phone company from erecting a pole In
front or the establishment of Huber A
Heliuan, oerner el Grant and Christian
streets. Notwithstanding the Injunction an
attempt was made te erect tbe pole today,
but the attempt was abandoned.
The Patriarchs Militant
Last evening a meeting of the Patriarchs
Militant Association et Lancaster waa bold.
The following eOlcers. whose names must
accompany the application for a warrant for
n Cantou, was chesen: Commandant, 11 J.
Krlsman; lieutenant, U. O. Leachy; euBlgn,
at ll at, I - UfltAl rtlnbla 11 SIB St KB " "
, i.uniu ite.ai, uiciu, ji. i, u, nrisuian:
accountant, Jehn G. Blebcr,
A fatigue uniform was adepted and In
Ibe near future a full uniform will be pro
cured. It consists of a cbapeau. fatigue
cap, sword, belt, coat and baldric
Thla militant is an Improved braneh of
Odd Fellows which only members of the
encampment cau J In, The charter for the
new Canten will be open for signer until
November 17,
a.
ItpfnrntAllrin Kal.ia.
A large congregation altended the Refor
mation service at Trinity Lutheran ohureh
lest evening. Rev. O. L. Fry devoted bis
fcermen te explaining the charaoter and the
services of the Hwedes In the contest for
rollgleua liberty in tbe O.d World In tbe
sRvi.nttenth century. The works of the
Nerthmen In the New World were also
excelUnt, Chlr ,,6r'0rmRnc m
AtUrace Lutlicran chnreU there was a
special Rslormatieuurvlco and a sermon
appronrlaie te the day preached by Rev.
There were also services In the ether
Lutheran churches et tbe city.
Sale or a rarm.
Heveral days agoBamuelHeas,auctIenoer.
sold ht the publle beuse of Wm. Bwelgatt
Black water, for Tobias Biehman, adminls'
trater of Harry M. Btehman, deceasei), a
farm containing 103 acres and 12 perches
with improvements thereon, In Conestoga
township, te Jacob B. Stebman, for .t4X)
per acre, the whole amounting te 20,GU,
WOMAMM MlSSIONAltT SOl'IRIV.
Their First Convention Held InBt. rani's lie lie
lermtd Cnaich.
A convention or the Weman's Missionary
society of tbe Reformed rhnrches of la
caster was held In Ht. Paul's church te.
day. The llrt aosIen was opened at 10
o'clock with Mrs. Win. A. lieltabu, presi
dent, In the chair, and the following dele
gates present :
Herrleburg, Mrs. (J, W. Snyder.
Manbelm, Miss Keener,
New Providence, Mrs. Ilaldwln, Mrs,
Delsner, Mlts ttensel, Mrs. I,.N. Peteis
Iletbany, Miss Martba K. Tobias, Mlsa
Jennie Kelfsnydcr, Miss ilewman, Mrs.
Kelmensnyder.
Ilnmmeistewn, Mrs. Nlasley and Mrs.
Aunaii
Willow Btreet, Miss Florcnce JloUlnger,
Miss t,lzzle J. Mylln.
Heller's, Mlrs Kmlly lliuheng, Mrs.
Daniel K. Debnor.
Mlllersvllle, Mrs. Rev. A. B. Bbenkle.
Alter dovetlonat exnrolses conduetod by
Mm. Rev. D. W, Gerhard, Mrs. D. W.
Heltshue dellvercd an addtess of woleomo
te tbe visiting delegater, which was to te to
spendsd te by Mrs. Rev, II. Meser, of
Reading.
The object of the mission scclcty Is te
create an Interest In missions In the !!?
formed churches of the Iiincaatcr clastli.
The report of Miss Powers, the secretary,
ahowed that the society was started In
April with S7mombers and new numbers
73.
The report of the treasurer showed tint
there were (40 In the treasury.
The morning session was taken up In the
dlscunslen as te the best modes of Increas
ing the membership et the society and In
terest In the cause.
The reports prcsentcd by the several
delegates ahowed that tbe mission cause Is
making rapid progress In tbe church.
AFTKItNOON 8KSVOX,
' The dovetlonat exercises this aftornoen
were led by Miss Uoergc, of the First Ho He
formed church, after which Mrs. Pre'.
Btabr read a p.iper en "Hyslomatle O ly
ing "J Miss Charlette W. Apple read a
paper en the Reformed Church, ' prepared
by Mrs. Dr. K, V,,(lcrhart, nuct Mrn. Moero
a paporen "Mission Werk." The oxerelsoi
et the aftornoen closed with thoreadlngot
the president's repcrt which cnnlalned In
detail the work dene slnea Anrll.
The etllcnrs et the society ate : Presi
dent, Mrs, W. A. Ueltshu ; vloe president,
Mrs. Dr. E, V. Clerharl ; corresponding
secretary, Miss Charlmtn V. Apple ; re
cording secretary, MIrs Jaue M. Powers;
treasurer, Mrs. K. P. BmUb.
THIS KVENINO'S JIXKIlOISn"!.
The cxorelbes this evening will he held
at the First Rofertnod church, when nd
(lrcbaes will be dollvered by Rev. A. D.
Grlng, a returned missionary Irein Japan,
and Rev. A. it. Ilmhulnmew, secretary et
the foreign mission beard.
COI.UMMA rtOIITKUH AXtlttSjTUD.
Thry Ar Itreught Here ana llrld Fur n
Hearing llclere AMtriumi un,
llefore Alderman Deen, KJward V..
Keller has brought Bulla as follews: Jehn
btein, felonious nsaul( anil battery, and
assault and battery; Jumes lllukle, Kdwnrd
liamaker and Harry Flnilley, assault nnd
battery. Frank C, Foreman liai brought
suit bolero the Hitne ulilnrniau egalust
James lllnklc. charging him with atsatilt
and battery. Thn parties te theso suits all
llve in CeUimbln aud were formerly
employed at the Bbnwnee rolling
mill. The nncuBed utiuek -" rcoently.
On Tuesday evenlng Keller and Foreman
went te Wrlghtsvllle te the Republican
parade, They were acoempanlod by their
slaters, and en their return home, as they
passed out of the Columbia slde et the
hrldgp, thev met the accused. The prow prew prow
eitorsHay that they atonceas A'l tid thorn.
Hteln knocked Keller down with a blauk
Jack and the ethers kicked him. lllnkle
knocked Foreman dewti, Keller had ha
bead cut, andfer a tlme wan unnonfcleup.
Howai carrled Inte the tloket olllceol the
Pennsylvania railroad, whero Dr. Craig
attended him, anil he la yet In a bad way.
Constablea Ilarnhnld and Wlttlclc arrexled
the men last night nnd te day, and they
have been bold for a hearing.
Tlie (Inunluchesaen Opens in-day.
Te-day the gunning season for rntibltn
opened, and every put et the county Is
fllled with gunner". Lancaster, as usual,
contributed a large Hbnre. The scenti
around the King street ntatlen at fl0 last
ovenlng, when the train left for Quarry Quarry
vlleo, was an animated oue. Thern werone
less than thirty gunners en hand with dogs,
guns and whele hunting outfits. They
wero bound for Quarryvllle, New Provi
dence, nnd ethor stntlens nlnng that read,
and left Inst evening In nrder te be en the
grounds early this morning. Rabbits are
plenty, and large uumbers of them will he
brought te town this evening.
UeMie llie Majer,
One el the oMemlern before the mayor
this morning was Mary Rice, Shu was
teund between ten nnd eleven ri'oleck, last
nlkht, lying behind the reioiveir, by
Olllcer Btormfellz. Bhe wsh very drunk
and oeverod with mud. Assisted by Bar
leant Krlsman, the olllcer took the woman
te the station house. The mayor sent her
te Jail for 30 days. William Daly, a ledger,
was diseharged.
A young man of this city was the third
ellender. He wes arrested en West Orange
street by Ofllcer lleies last night, whlle he
and his companions were tearing the steps
away from in front of a heuw. As this
was his first tlme he had been chnrged with
any otlenso before the mayer, he wai dis
charged with a reprlmand.
Fled Willi 10,000.
Gee. II. Vaudergrllt, et Philadelphia, n
young cenveyancer whom lour or llve el
his clients trusted with (10,000, Is missing
since Tuesday of last week and theflO.OCO
Is gene with him. His habits worn always
regarded as exeelluut aud he had n geed
business.
Buea Uls Sltler-lu-I.il w.
Jehn Klsley, through hlfl attorney It. V,
Dtvls, has brought suit against Charlette
Betz and her husband, Jacob lletz, Mr,
Klsley claims that atter the death et IiIh
wlfe, Mrs. Retz, who Is her elster, carried
away from his liouse a let of personal
property valued ut J200 and 5100 In money.
Bhe refused te return thorn aud this suit la
the result.
IlrenzliiE tbeNtm Ocnll.
A dispatch from Londen says that it was
announced there en Wodnesday that Lord
Baokvllle would come te England lmuiodl lmuiedl lmuiodl
atelyen leave of absence ; hehad important
bualness te attend te lu connecileu with
bis succession te tbe Backvllle estates, and
would notreturn te Washington.
1 . . . i. . . - "i
DKATHH
Grsssle. October31, ltteS, lu thla city, at the
resilience ethor brother, O. O, Wlllcer, Ne.
X)i Wtstlxjmen street, JUtUlgeW UieeBlu, wltu
et 11. A. O resale, lu hertfth year.
Intormeut at Fottsvllle, l'u., en rrlday, Ne
ucmberZ.
METBRs.-OntheSlstultMrs. Ji 11. Mjers,
wile et Wm. U. Myers.
'J he funeral v. in take placs from the resi
dence et her hutband, at 0 Mile atone, West
Chester turnpike, en Saturday, the 3d Inst. Std
l'RBAN.-lu this city, en tha Ul lust , Auiei
S , U than, In tbe tia y ear et his nee.
The relatives and friends et the faintly are
rcspecttully Invllrd te attend tbe funeial,
from his late rrslaonce, Ae, ill Couth Queen
street, en Saturday aftornoen at 8 o'clock. In-
lonneniut woedward 11 111 cemetery. Std
A'SW AD VKKTiaKSIKSra.
TMPORTKD IN ROTrLKii.
QENUINH IRISH WHISKY.
KOUUKU'a lilQUOU STOllK,
Ne. 2! Centre Square, Lancaster, l'a.
RnMOVAL-MlBS ANNA M. HAUN
begs leave te Inform her filmuU und
piirens that sbe has remtived her drunemak drunemak
ingrenms from Ne. CM benth ejucen etniet, te
We. 137 Couth (jiieeu street. ul-'itil'
WANTKI) A DOUI1LK HNTKY
Hoek-Uoeimr wants a sliiiatleu. Cau
keep books by the rUertest nisiuua known
Adureii,
It Mlt,"lKTZLLiazNouiOrriez.
B1DB FOR THK COLLKOTIONOF DK.
Ilnquent City Taied will he received up
te rrtduy evening, November 'J, at 8 o'clock,
Dnliels Uehrer, Clerk, will sit In Ciilect Coun
cil UUnmlier between 7 and 8 o'clock p, in, lly
order et '
PltfA t'lNANCKCOMMlTTHK
AUCTION BALKS FRKK-IF OLKVK
I. Jnd fleeted or If be is net elccted 1
w 111 otter all r al eataie given me, or any ether
property lorseday fre, trem tnis dale. Me-vemtr-rl.
LWi8 I'aULICK,
, , Ni 217 North Lima Bt , Lancaster, Pa.
Vl" ANTED A YOUNG OK Mlllltl.K.
qnlre n't "ea Wcm M nure ,or culla- I
iVUlT ADVMHTtamUMNTa.
Al'maa,,a1i,aat,
DAYB' BNAP.
A 7 Days' Snap
IN
Teas, Coffees and Groceries,
Cerxmncclnii Batnrday, October 27, will con
tluuu until Batuiday, Aevemtwra.
Jlomember, alter tfals date all goods will go
back leOia 1'rlccs.
The GreirFilkbury Fleur,
80a. rXU QUAUTKU.
rUAIKlK QURKN FLOUB, geed a they
make, .tie. a ti uarler.
CLAliK H'e A A UOLLXtt FLOUU, 5SO. quar
ter.
M IIAItKKI.nnilACKKnS.
B.aOltIOLKKAOI.K CKACKEKSterS&C
rrneh linked Cntfee lllscDlts, le.i ft,
rruth linked (Jlnger Snaps, 10c A.
Campaign Crackers, ire A,
Kiu.il Hall tlrackers, 10c A,
JJeatand rreahesteliaham Wafers, lie A.
A IIemiIIIuI Geld Handed Decorated 1'ttcber
with Harrison and Morten or Cleveland and
'Jhurman's Flcture en each side with 1 A of
Cilatke's Teas t any ptlce Teas from We te
91 vu ler (luunu,
Yeu should see tbe Ileantlfnl Mess Bess
Bnup Turenna and l'ltcbers you get with ti
Wmnners et Clarke's Cleanser HuaD. enlr Be
pereike.
Jtroeko'a Kleenallne 4e per bar.
l'arler l'rlde blevn Kttaiael, He bettle.
Klectrle i'aste Bteve 1'clUh, best In the
world, 6c-.
l'. . Hemember, this offer Is only geed for
Ueven Dajs,
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AND KKTA1L
'IEAAND OOFFEE STORE,
I2BmlHSonth(jneeeSt.
Lamcaster, I'a.
A-Tolepbener.
lydAw
TTENHON JfOUNG DEMOCRATS I
A 11 members of the Yenng Men's Democratic
Club Mlditiig te participate In the .erkfa.
nme, will report at tbelr rooms at 0.(5 p, m,
abarp, en I'rblay, November t, law.
Dieis-Dark Mult, White Hat. White O loves,
J1ieki and Torch Lantern niled.
lly order et UKO. N. UAYNOLDA,
ulltd l'realdent.
D
EMOORATIO PARADE.
HO! FOR YORK.
Democratic Parade 1
ON
Friday Evening, Net. 2. 1888.
Fare, 70 Cents for Round Trip.
special Train will leive l'a U. 11. Depot at
0 is, mnl slop at ICnbieralnwn, Mounlvllle and
Columbia. iicksU will be geed en all trains
during riidiy.
Cars will ha reserved ter I.afllM.
All Democrats net uniformed are reqnested
te Jein the Citizens' Club. Their uniform will
renalst of a high hat, white Oleves, white
budge and ennn. Tickets, badges nnd canes
ran lie procured all day rlday at the eung
Men's Domeorutto ClubUoemg. e31-3td
PUHLIO BALK OF VALUABLE CITY
UKAL KBTATK.
tin THORSDAV. N0VSMB8R 22, 18-8,
the undcralgncd, admlnlatmtnra de benis non
cum t"8lumonte iinnoxe, of the will et Ood Oed
irtcd Ziihm.lutn of Lancaster city, deceased,
will fell nt public sile, at the Btevess Heuse,
thn following described rtal estale, viz :
JSe. l. All that let of ground situated en thn
west side et Mirth 1'ilnrn street, fronting 32
loot en nme una extending or that width
westward led feet along Mrantstreet te Water.
Tha Improvements ou sua let consist of a
cplendld two story Hrlck Dwelling Heuse, Ne.
3). wlih twontery brick back building, con
taining all the modern Improvements, such
us bath room, new heater In I he cellar, sewer
connection, ote. 'i here re also en the promi premi
ses a weed and coal shed, hydrant and well el
prlng water, with pump thcreln. This let
will be sold aiiblecl te the right and privilege
it the purchaser el Ae. it, heirs nnd nsalgns te
iimi In common with the purchaser or eald Ne.
1, her helis nnd asulgna tin a passage way or
nliey or the width of three feel, beglnnliigat
the southeau corner et said let and extend
ing In depth westward or the wlath et three
it. uleug the senth line the dlstance et CO
feet.
no. 2. All llat let or ground Htuated en the
west nlde of North ITlnce street, fronting S2
fet lu lnchen.more or lets en same, and ex
tending of that wldlh westward uleag Ue
south Btdoer said let Ne 1, tfce dlstance of 148
'eet, te Wnter stn'eL Iho Improvements en
said let consist or a one-story Ilrlck Dwelllng
lleusii, jie. w, n well or water with porno
therein nndnclilernwl h pump therein, with
thla property wlllnlsebe sold the privilege te
a 3 feet wlde alley-way as above jet lerthi
Ne. 8. All tbui let et ground situated en
Wnter street and adjoining the rear el in Id
let, no. 2. en the south side, fronting en
Water street 59 -feet B lnches, mero or leer,
thence extending eastnleng south line of Ne.
2. wifeet 0 inches, and thence south e feet 4
Inches, thence west 21 feet. 11 inches, thence
i-euth 21 feet 8, Inches, thence west68Ieet7
lnches, te 'place e beginning en Water street.
Bald prepartlca can be viewed by calling en
any of the underslgned.
cule te coinmenun at 7.30 p.m. en sail dav.
wbun teruis will buuiude known by
11. M.K11UK1NKII,
J. jrUKllBKNXU,
H..UUOAUB,
Admlnlstrutersd. b. n. c. La.
JOM. IlAlWSS AUCt. 110VI.3 7,10,14,17,21,21
K. MARTIN A CO,
OPENING
-OK
ART WARES
-IN-
OHINA DEPARTMENT
-AT-
J. B. IAUTIS & CO.'S.
Iho Largest Atsnrtmenl we have even hewn
Is new open fur luf ptctleu.
KOYAb WOltCKSTKU.
1IEI.LKKK CHINA,
D3ULTON WAKK,
DUH3DKN CHINA.
1IUNUA1IIAN WAUR,
MOOltlHH WAUK,
JAI'ANKUK WAKE,
FA1IY1AN WAUK.
JIKT CHUM & CUT GLASS
IN
KANOY LAMl'J,
' INO Bit BOWLS,
CHUU01.ATK 1'AT.i,
l'Ul)OINOKT8,
uauaueni sktb.
U03K JAK3,
CUCKKUJAIt9,
UAMBBKTS,
OYSTKRaBTP,
BOIUKK 8ST8.
3-AllLINt1TON DINN.KB SKT3 lu Ten
DlUerent Dtcoruttens.
LAMPS.
II you nre looking for a lamp Ce net rail te
examine our slei-k. Kverytblng veu want In
luiupi ut prices te niilt the closest buyers.
J.B. MARTIN,
& CO.
irSW AD VKRTISK3JSKT9.
W1LLRKOBIVE OOODKYK KVERY
Day. Bye takaa la exchange for
whliky.
DIBTlLLBRYItnuu v.. kime bt.
lore-Na ltCeatreeanare. SftplMfd
SMALL TUKKMOMRTKKSIN A NUM
beref sires, adaptea for Dereratlve Art
work, at 10, U and te cents apleee. eeveral
styles et Heuse and Hairy TBafaaemetersi alt
f.Lar.. ,te?lc ' Clinical thermometers ler
l'hyilclans'uie,
AT UUllLSY'S OBUO BTOBB,
a West King Street.
IF HARRISON IB KLKOTED I WILL
otter all Ueil Kstate riven me (reta this
date. October s ter thirty dart, Vr. Bale or
nosale. AUO. r.llBlNeEUL,
BaeoessertoBenryBhnbert,
Anetteneer and Beat Asiata Agent, 61 Nerth
unke But et. oae-tfd
SP K O I A JL.-JU8T RECEIVED, A
Large Invoice or SCOTCH TBOUBBBINU
direct trem Bcetlstnd. Tbe proper thing for
bnslrica wear. Durable ancV ntyllsh. Cot In
tbe Lateit style a Perfect Fit Guaranteed,
A. It. hOEN8TBtN, Vine Tailoring,
es North queen street, corner of Orange,
sieijdtt Lancaster, Pa.
TJON'TPOTITOFF!
Orm'tpntorrtbematteror getting a "Busi
ness KCTiicatlen." That Is, that kind et an
education that will benefit yen mestlna-gatn-
iKnAk'ln,ow,ISaei.efenC,, " ICMt 0Ol
B00K-KEETISO AND BUSINESS FORMS,
combined with a geed handwriting, gees a
great way In accomplishing this.
Dav and Kvenlntt eeaslena.
lUJi KABT KINO STBBKT.
TU3T RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
ANOTHER LOT Olf TUOSI
IITTIE BEOWN tlllGS.
Beth Large and Fmall Sires, for Cleveland
and Thnrmin and ter Harrison and Morten.
New Celers ana Size.
LABUK 81ZK.2 CKNTJ.
SMALL B1Z,1 CKNT.
The most Unlque Campaign Badge or Ch.nn
in uu uiuaiii, itBi tueiu quicKiy oerero mey
are all gene. Orders rer.J ngs received by mall.
Alse cheap Cauipa'gn Buttens, Badges. Min
iature Bandanna Bews, etc.,
AT
ER ISMAN'S,
NO. 42 WKBT KINQ STBBKT.
OE3T FITTING CORSET.
c7b:
C. B, a la Spirite
C.B.
TIIX BEST ITITIINQ C0113KT IN THK
WOULD,
rorSaleby Leading Merchants.
MAYER, 8TROUSB Ss CO.,
Manufacturers, 412 BHO AU WAY, N, Y.
(cU1-S2tM,Tb,,eew '
ej.uri.iJiu,
VTEW PANTALOON PATTERNS,
OVERCOATING.
LiailTANUHKAVYNKWlMPOKTATlONS
Or SUITINGS AT
McGrann 8c Newlen's,
MKUCUANT TAILOUB,
NO. 44 WK8T KING STiikKr.
UALL, 1888.
Fine Tailoring
rer the I aUst Nevelllea, confined styles,
largest a'sertinent or tine Woolens, and
prices as low as any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Iniperling TaHet.
43 NOUT1I UUEEN STBEKH.
TTALUE I
Satisfaction
Is what has given me the extensive patronage
Ihavorecelv.il from the public. My line of
roreign and Demesilcs Is unsurpassed In the
the city.
l'H.OKS AWAY DOWN, AS USUAL.
TROUSERS I
Special attention ls.called terny Treuterp,
In which 1 lead,
ASKEW, Tailor,
NOB. 234 AND 2J0 WKST K1N HTUKKT.
eI7 3mdr",8
M
ART1N BROTUERS.
That's tte rule all
around tbe store. In
Suits and Overcoats for
men and boys ready te
put en. In Underwear,
Hosiery, Bhtrta, Neck
wear and Gloves. Knit
Wearing Werth
Lew Prices,
Best Styles.
Choice Plenty.
Jackets and every wan table thing In Furnish
ing Goods ler men and boys and In 8ults and
Overcoats te measure at short notice In
choicest manner.
Te Bhew the varlely and completeness of
the stock and choice these are the different
sorts of Underwear you can depend en find
ing here Whlte and Shetland Orey Merine
Underwear, qualities at 25c, 3Se, Wc, 75c and 11
Medicated flannel, Camel's Hair, Natural
Weel, Kxtra Weight Balbrlggan, and Derby
Bibbed In White, Scarlet and fancy Celers,
and all weights and qualities from II te 112 a
Suit. Bee our Balbrlggan and Flannel Nlgbt
Shirts.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing aud Famishing Goods,
3 NOllTH QUXXN ST.
BOOTS AND altOJCS.
VyiLLlAMBON X FOBTKR.
Make Tracks
ireB
OUR WIDE AWABE
Beet & Sbee Department.
a here yen can buy rer fi.Na Ladlee' Don Den Don
gela Kid Shoe, w Ith Worked Butten Heles, or
Ladles' t Ine l'ebble Shoes with Worked Bat Bat
ten Heles ter $1 23, and Ladles' Dongola Kid
Butten Beets, Equate or Bound Tecs, S2.0.
Ladles' flexible e!e fine Dongola Kid
Shew, Uleverittlng, IU0.
Girl's and Heys' Sole Leathor Tip Scheel
Shoes, 9jc.
Gent's fine Dress Shoes, Smeeth lu soles,
t.'W.
lien's Dress fcbees, Congress er Lace, tl 60,
Williamseu & Fester's,
82. 34, 36 & 38 E. KING ST.,
ANUASTKU,rA.
ANU
NO. 818 MARKET 8TBMFjT,
HABBibUUBQ. PA,
KMW ADVMRT18KMKNTB.
J)0 YOU WISH IO BAVK MONET T
DO YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY ?
IF 80 1NPJ3CT TnE PIVE 8QTJARE BARGAINS WE
Kftxnu xvv
AM ALL-WOOL WABP
And WOOL ITOCK1-
MET ACKKT,
S4.00.
OUBUHBAATKN BABQAlw,
Ab All-SUk Beat Plusn Bacqne, Beal 'ealskln
Leeps, Vaaer (.Billed eaUn Lining,
S18.00.
A Bl ack or Brown Dlsge
nal Clelh Newmarkets,
Trimmed wlih Astra
chan cellar and CntTi.
S5.00.
THE CLOAK STORE,
Ne. 140 North Queen Street.
ar MB. W. H. IWM Art may be fennd with
DMt UOUDM.
aa.,aaitjiaaiaa,niaaayaarfavairarfat4taja
TREMEMBER THE PLACE!
Nos.6&8NeitliQaeeiLSt.
EVERYTHING NEW
IN
Dress Goods
AND
1,
TRIMMINGS.
A Special Bargain In SO and 40 Inea ALL
WOOL CLOTHa at 21c t cheap at 45c.
Ihe Best Assortment et Bhades and Pest
Makes imported Uermantewn wool and Sax
ony Yarns.
JehnS. Givler,
6 & 8 North Queen St.,
LANCATTKB, PA.
marlO-lydAw
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
Plush Sacques,
Plush Jackets,
Plush Medjeskas.
High Class Plushes Only at Unusually
Lew Prices.
Our Bleck et Plush Garments Is worth
your whlle te Inspect if you contemplate
purchasing anything in this line this
season.
Alse all the Popular Styles in Cleth
Garments for Ladies, Hisses and Chil
dren. The People's Gasb Stere,
NO. 26 BAST KINQ STRBBT,
LANGABTKB, pa.
marlt-lvdAw
LiOMETUINO WORTH KNOWING.
WATT &SH AND
6, 8 AND 10 KABT KING BTBKKT,
Have ilada Three Clearing Purchases or Large
Lets or
FRENCH DRESS GOODS
Which will etrecta Saving te our Customers
of trciuTwe te reur Dollars en Avery Dress
Putlern,
LOT NO. 1
PlxtyllVO Pieces HKNB1BTTA 8TKP11A
NOS or Corded Henriettas. Brlgat ITlnlah, 1C
Oinerent Shades, 40 inches Wlrtes cost 85c te
Impert, our price 6.K0 a yard. This Is the
greatest bargain we have ever shown In this
clws et goods.
LOT NO. 2.
Kvery Ueslrable shade In HKNUIETTA
KAY1, a harrow Btrlned Henrietta In Solid
Celers. Beautirnl rinlsh, Very rinu Quality,
41) Inches W ide ; i5Q a yaid, never sold ler less
thin 11 ej.
LOT NO. 3.
BILK WAltPHKNltlKTTAB. Fine Ouatlty.
Klegant Lnstre, 40 Inches Wide,) New rail
r hides, 75e a yard t this quality his been to te
talled this seaten at 11.10 a yatd.
VThare Is no necessity for Imaginary Be Be
ducllens In Prices In the AdvertUements
-01' TUK
New Yerk Stere.
WANTS.
OLD URAH8 WANTED THK UIOH
rst cash price paid for old Brass and Cop Cep
Kir. The Qneat brass castings made te order,
etal pattern work Onl.n.d at reasonable
rates. M- W. rBAlat'S Leck works,
Bear Lecker's Banking Butldlef.
15.Tn,TkAUd
THIS WEEK.
A STYLUH RAGLAN
IAANCYIIKIPIS.
$7.50.
OUBPKRBLESSPLUBU
JACKET,
$1300.
. Better than any nt U
Jaeast avsr shown In
Laacastar.
no. Open Every Evening.
OlS-Tu.Th B
DRY uoens.
AAAjawaaiai
pRICK LIST.
BAED ftltcBLEOT,
33 and 35 Seuth Qaeen St,
(Opposite Fountain Inn )
PRICE" LIST :
We name a few of the many bargains wa ars
Offering.
SHAWLS.
Bhenlder Shawls at 1Q, S3, 40, ana eeetsaxd np.
BlngleBhawls at It oe, l.eji.80,.L-.Band up.
Opuble Shawls at 2. 1130. 0, Sate, at and np.
We defy any house te beat these goods at
the price.
BLANKETS.
While or Colored at 75c, 11,1X28, H.tO.fJ, W.50,
Sandupperpstr.
UNDBRWBAR.
Children's Unr erwear, smallest sire, starts
at Se i nextatiec. like, lSe and up, according
te sue and quality.
Ladies' Merine Underwear at Me, JXs, CO.,
7Je and up. Our S9e quality Is all wa claim ler
It, a Me grade, and It shows It by tbe war wa
are soiling them.
Ladles' Scarlet Medfca'ed UnfferwearatTSc,
II, 11.23 and .l.7K. Our (I .S3 number will com
pare with anything heretofore sold at .
Men's Underwear In whlle nr rninrui . V'n
37Kc. Weandnp.
Men's Scarlet Medlcated Underwear, S0f. 7Sc
!L' 1 na st-WX- Camel's Hair and Natural
Weel at low prices.
FLOOR OIL OLOTH.
The trade we have established en Fleer and
Table OU Cleth, we venture te say, has never
been equalled by any ether house. We have
the reputation and we mean te keep it.el sell
ing the best wearing, best seasoned Oil Cleth
that ever was sold ler the money,
WINDOW 8HADB8,
Plain or Dade 8 hart as, best goods, spring
flxtuies, at&ceeach.
DRESS GOODS.
Extra bargains In Dress Oceds rrem no per
yard tell, lu ail the latest styles aud shades.
OLOVBS.
Men's Oleves ct 20. 2J. 40, 4 B0, 65. 7 cts aid
np. We call especial attention ti our 28c wool
Knit Uleve. Ask te see It, and If yen think
you eyer bought anything better ter less than
COe don't buy It. We carry an Immense stock
of Oleves. watch rorenr advertisement and
prices et Gloves, impossible te give It new :
space will net allow.
We sell goods en small profits. We adver
tise whtt we get. When you come for It you
get It. Who else Is under as small an expense
as we are only n square trem Centre t We
can sell goods en small proms, and we de.
BAED fclTcELEOY,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St.,
(Opposlle Fountain Inn )
B
ARGA1NS.
RED HOT
BARGAINS
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lilk-WWte Treatment
00 TOUKTHKIt KVKKY T1UK IN OUK
BTOBB,
A BABO A1N Mill KVKUY BU YKB.
BABOAINSIN COMFOBT8.
Comforts We each. Sela elsewbera fer7.'c
Better Goods at 73c, II TO. SI 25, Il.tO, 11.73, 12.(0.
fi (0, 13.00, U. W, t 0 and II.C0.
BLANKETS.
C5c a pair, worth r7Xc We also have tbem
for 75c. II CO, ll.BU, 12 oe, 2 CO, I '.oe, WM and u p
te 112.00 a pair. All are bargains.
QUILTS.
Large sire Quilts, geed quality, only 75e
Our i a Quilt Is a surprise te everybody. 11
In need of a Qalit we have them lreni75cup
te the finest quality at low prices.
FLANNKL9.
ZAU-Weel Bed Flannels from 12)e upwards-All-Weel
Ueavy Bed Shaker Flannel, almeist
yard wide, only 25e a yard. Whlte riannels
as low as 8c a yard, unr 2;c White Flannel la
a wonder te everyene.
CANTON FLANNEL?.
A geed heavy Canten at 6a a yard,
one at 7c that cannot be matched.
We have
MUSLINS.
Bleached and Unbleached, yard wlda, as low
at Be ay aid. for Se you get almost the beat.
Keinnantsef Appleton "a "only Be a yard:
yard wlde.
TAIILK L1NKN3.
Table Linens at remarkable low figures. A
geed one rer 13Ke a yard ; all linen. Our 53c
UJ inch Is the best goods we ever offered ler
tha money.
LINKN TOW1CL1N08.
Towellngs-geod goods Irem 2, 3 and 1
cents a yatd and upwards.
NOW FOB A BABOAIN-CALICOES-NKW
OUODS.
2W, 3K. 7X and B cents ; whoever heard or
Callcecj se cheap.
NAPKINS.;
Alt-Linen Napkins, 25c, EOc, 75c,L00aderen
and upwards.
UNDKBWKAB.
Children's. Item loe upwards. Mlstes', rrem
12X0 upwards Youths', tio:nVe upwards
our Ladles' Merine Vest, silk ttulsb, at87ic,
la the biggest bargain In Underwear ever
ottered.
This Is a Great Chance.
BUYAB'S BENEFIT AND BABQAIM BOOM
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Charles Stamm's
35-37 North (.neen Bit eet
Bosten Stere.
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