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Daily Intelligencer.
LANGABTKH, NOVKMI1KR3. 18S&
Bat Oae Trial Fer Hnrdcr.
? supreme court of Pennsylvania tins
'decided that one tried for murder.
fcnet convicted bocause the Jury could
i agree, cannot be nguln tried for the
leuenee. The court says: "Tliere
t be room te doubt the whilem of the
atienal rrovlslen In Its present
it but there ii no room for discussion
l te Its effect. The consequence is that
l defendant, charged with taking the
l of his fellow man, gees out of court
1 eat of reach of justice because of the
of lair made after nn lienett,
king effort te be right. Thejudg-
v1Mftt entered upon the demurrer was
riibi and Is therefore new affirmed."
. ;Ju what the court means by speak-
gpttsg of a " mistake made in law " we de
-Mt understand, it it means mat me
itutienal prevision is a mistake, we
R' ioBet agree with it. That prevision is,
i game that has been embodied in the
;lw from time immemorial almost, aid
;.hnp1y declares that " no person shall for
?"'k,Bame offence be twice put in jeopardy
I'M Ufa and limb."
IvA'Ner de we agree, as the court affirms,
ij-'lbtit " there is no room for dicus3len ns
fett.the effect" of this constitutional pre-
i Tl ii i Ana Jitulie.JtHMtinnliAnii .t.n
iwuui uui uuuciaiuuuiUK uneutcu n
;ttta generally construed te meau that no
.M shall be tried again for nn offense of
sliWhlch he has been acquitted, the "twice
'K', jeopardy" being awarded a judicial
;f snatructien intended te suit the judicial
fUu of the fitness of things.
rJV.TaIs is a trick that judges have. They
soften decide laws net according te their
'.f letter but according te what they think
fcp.Mwuld be their intent , and they me net
either te lnnuira what the
latent of the law makers was; they
jSiw content te find what they think their
IMKent should have been; and hence cornea
p,we juaiciai legislation or wiucn we nave
il MA munli mill nf wlitnli n -vnrv
&......: .. . : . '
v Burning illustration is nueiucu in
ttUui Inl nnrftlnflnn nut. I v till
Kfeeuxis of Pennsylvania upon the
- murder statute, which declares Hint
PTOnly "premeJitatcd killing," such as by
5tr?mlnninr- Ivlnn- In irnlt. 'nr Kuril ilelihnr.
1te act, shall be murder in the first tie-
fBve.
rThls plain law our ceurta have
FT il i iji
nm censirueu nway ns 10 neiu te ue
ltynf tlie first decree of murder, nny-
SriTwhcHfrrta' another after he lias lnul a
K" T--' .... .. .. ... ....
tfimotaentet " cceung time," in viiiicu no
pvlght receive from a fit of passion even
?. ithnncrh lin did nnt. Thn linilnnlitril nnr.
. - ,
,rpee of the legislature, te punish with
r? death only the poisener, assassin nnd the
.undoubtedly dcliberate murderer, has
.betnse changed by the courts as te hang
ki these who slay in anger, intoxication acfl
upon impulse.
Sphere is netlikely tete nnr crcnt harm
7JtflKia tiv ilia nrAeenl. .lantafnTt fltnf nnn
1 tMfll le nil f lilf nnr. n rt.mn fr -rtii-iYfi
fill a jury disagrees the presumption is
v .tbftt there is enough doubt in the cane te
EtlUe the prisoner te go free. The law
.fives every or.e accused the benefit of a
ftasenable doubt, and we knew nethlug
that should be mere satisfactory evl-
'tWinefl of the existence of such doubt thnn
iiSit. ... - .. . ,.
ywie muure 01 u jury te cuuvici.
Sherman Has Talked Twice.
K-S . . ... ,. . .
-'At Aeru, muiann, en i-nuay, Jeun
KnArmiin rnlL'nrl Mr lila ennnrtd n.1,1 Ifier
itlmn tn snnnnrt. nf Trnrrlsnri nnd 'Kfnrlnn.
ITTa hnrl Anlv nnnlrnn nnna VinTrirn In tlin
mmpalgn, and Eccmed quite conscious of
;ine tact nmi. in mis struggle ne
fcoeuia net be active in support
Pet bis parly without fatally
l'."'j.,l t.fa ..,..lnll f .. 1 l..l
lrvuiuiiKluA ula icpubabjuu iul u lUUK "cliu
n- Mm l4m4il wf tn II a nkrAMv.1 4 s
fallow the plumed knight te prance un-
Kxtralled at the head of the inrty; and it
5J easy te imagine his satisfaction ever
ssy.'LHiw wrnnK nr liiiil frmiiipmnn r rpnur.-
; " -
.tlpn and the disaster that threatens
;,hta man Harrison This second speech
Trtf .Tnlin Kliflrmnti -ea f rnrnnrlrn.
re?.r ""'""-"-"- -."
Wme, ana was piaimy nothing nut
MJfi move te keep an ear in with the
awwnv Oft llinr. lin mnr ntlll lm nnntlnrail
J'K.J WW ,M-V -.V, &.J WW... UW V,W...lV,.V
,- powerful politician. He simply re-
jjpeated the old and often anstirered critl-
y VISIU Ui. bUU UUUl.lliObit.ViUll 1U1 UUb UUJiJJ
bends with the surplus, and in-
.Ak.-.A t .l,nn.n .. . .-..llf
uiugcu ju u tuauuj vfu iiiv ui'tuiucaui
fe4JJepublican administration of fereigu
;, affairs as Illustrated by Grant.
He cautiously refrained from saying
..Anything about these beauties as illustra-
PtetTby-Blaine, who would undoubtedly
t$tm the "uncrowned king" of n llar-
, riseu administration, mauatrint; both
p.fereign and domestic affairs te suit
Blmself. The kind of foreign policy
, t needed for comparison with that of
flM..I..J1.1HJ 1AL .1 .1 -..A 1.-
Zyfv .VMJVC.UUU auuiuiuiaiQuiuu COUIU U0l uu
SSl found thl3 sidn nf Omnt'-j ilnv wlinn vn
still bad, in the prime of llfe and vigor,
-itbe material of the most powerful veteran
$ .army in the world, and a navy equal te
ili- any : two things that command resupct.
;.BrillIantly successful at every point, this
administration has by its record forced
opponents te make the campaign
fshlnge upon a single great issue. Ne
$one soberly doubts the ability or patriot.
liPism of President Cleveland and his ad-
&j?liers, nnd the only shadow of an excuse
9$? any voter can nave ler opposing his re-
lectien is rear et the rovlslen of the
s?f lanir. uaim, unprejuuicett rtllectien
tVW -nn.al atiiv.T 41i(e fan tnlm .sma.. .. .1 1 r.
Eyai "uuv auun luwiciu vuudk'uuuuicu,
FAi .. -.. - ,
j no rrespcci.
ST The Xew Yerk Herald publishes le day
.reports from correspondents In every state
la the union, stating the present political
stHtualleu and prospect of Tuesduv'a re
:&u't. The summary shows 182 Deme.
$ cratic electoral votes te 130 Republican,
with 60 classified as doubtful ; the latter
Being oeioraao u, lewa 13, KansisO,
NebrOfikll C. Xnvniln fl. Vuw .1.,, n ...,
few", v",. ,"' "" " ""
jjsew J vim. ev.
? The 182 yete3 conceded a3 certain te
.'lie for Cleveland, comprise Alabama, Ar-
X kantst!1, California, Connecticut, Dela.
'si wxre. Pler da. Geercla. Indiann. irin.
'ta:ky, Louisiana, Maryland, MUsIsslppi,
!-Mlsseurl, the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas
5.iiiirfii
f.'.tm'A iuu v riKiiuiia.
Te the liepubllcana are cenceltd
,ifMlne, Massachusetts, Kew Hampshire,
,j.vrmeut, ltheue Ialaud, rennsylvania,
ajaie, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and
i???'uu V"' luei Jiiateacuuseiis is net
' jawwn, nor is new liumpshlie, Illinois
rJtflnnesela!; though the strong preba-
f WHty Ja that Harrison will carry them.
Osle and Michigan should be classed
Mtesg tle doubtful states with
probability of their electoral
going te the Democracy. Km.
h BHde doubtful by n Unlea
Laber ticket which Is In the field and is
likely le poll fifty thousand votes.
There is nothing cheerful In this view
for the Itepubllcan party, which will have
te carry New Yerk te have a chance te
win, while the Democratic ticket can
spare New Yerk and win.
In Despair.
The llepublican extremity Is Illustrated
by the way in which the party organs
hang en te the Sackvllle letter,whlch has
long since flashed In the pan. Llke the
gun that was taken out te kilt the plover,
it but knocked its owner ever. It gave
the president a chance te please the Irish
element in the proper discharge of bis
duty, and he did it and will get Its vote.
There is no doubt at all of this
condition of things, but the New
Yerk Tribune, the Philadelphia 1'ress,
and the ether llepublican journals that
are new engaged in following their
leader, still put the Sackvllle correspond
ence in big type ; and have new taken le
giving it te us in electrotype form in the
very image or his lordship's " hand
write." It shows, we say, hew hard up
the organs are for argument. They had
this letter appointed te de their work,
and when at fizzed and failed, they had
nothing else te take its place; but they
still keep the sign up ; just as the disgus
ted real cstate agent is apt te leave up
the advertisement of public sale of his
house, after the sale Is ever and has failed
te bring a purchaser. He feels tee mean
te go te the trouble of taking it down.
IJut speaking of electrotypes, we are
going te liave one of the Dudley letter
which our Itepubllcan friends can con
template with such satisfaction as they
can command; being the letter of the
treasurer of the national llepublican
committee, written but a few days age te
aid Harrison's election in Indiana,
and abounding in abuse- of Demo
cratic " bummers, " it ought te
in uk e plensant rending for the
Itepubllcan patriot. Hut we doubt
whether he will much enjoy seeing it lu u
newspaper. It is net the place for it.
He may think the letter admirable in the
proper hands, anil read sub reaa ; but
in the bread day light it Is net
se beautiful ; seeing that it advises the
use of means te carry the election, whose
use and encouragement the law punishes;
and Cel. Dudley Is threatened with a jail.
i
l'oeu Mr. IHalne in getting tripped up
eery day In Mb statouientH. Mr. Welln
ehowHthe bIUIdcbn of bin last nltetnpt te
mull en me wen. known fact of onermouii
contributions te the ltopubltean cauce by
Gould, Carncgle and ethers.-
Tin: Ulilnoee Wimet, an KukIIsIi paper
publlaueJ la Ueug Keng, eaya tlint Ublnn
li disposed te rotnllate upon the Unlle J
BtnlCH for the passaRO of the exclusion ect.
Uhlna ia really net at all lnjured by that
monaiire, m oho litw been trying hnrd te keep
uer poeplo nt home, but hue niny be hurt In
her dlguliy, and rumor says that Just new
that U n very tonder point.
i i
Tiiuiii: are thirteen unlualty whaling
vossela lmprhoueJ In Arctle waters, a
theusinU mlles ormeto west of the north
western oxtremlty of Alaska. The ThetlH
la fitting out nt.Han Francisce for thelr rollef,
but thore la llttle obaneoot her getttng thore
In tlme te be of nny sorvlce and mero re
llanes la plnccd In the two eteain whalers
whleh hnd at last accounts bravely uuder.
tnken the rescuc.
it may be ldle te spoculate, but every overy every
bedy Is disposed te be Ule In that way Just
new. Heme et tlie results of epoeuliit'.on
are astonishing. It Induces many neted
for habitual caution te wuger heavily en
the olcctleu and It drlvei oerroapondouts
fnuied for reliability te atatoments that
eaver of romauce. Theriilladelphla Times
recently prcssntcd nn Intoreallng assort
ment et spoeulatlvo remarks en the
rCMUlt of the election whteh display
a runiber of Doureor.Ulo nowapiper
men la an attltude of profound
dejcotlen ever the proapects et thelr party,
whlle Eome Kepubltcau knlglita et the pen
wero quite aa Uospeudont ever thelr own
party oUbuecih. The New Yerk Titnes, that
staid nnd rolhble metropolitan Journal, hat
n cheerful Jetter from n Bosten correspond cerrespond correspend
ont who tells or a spiritless Itopubllean cam
paign lu Massachusetts, nnd predicts that
thelr majority will be reduced very near
the danger line. The samepapar has cheer
ful news from Illinois,
Tin: olUcersof the lntor.tuunlelpal con cen con
yentlon tbat Urew up tbe nbsrtlve munici
pal net of 1837 Iiuve Jssue J a call for tbe re
oedvodIuk et tbe convention en November
13, te try Hi hand again nt fieltlng up a law
that will overcouio tbe objection et tbe
auprome court te the prcaent or a,
Tuone objeollona bave net been atated te the
public; and we de net Ree why thla conven
tion Blieuld meet until the Buprome court's
ronaena for rrjcetlng thopresont bill have
bsen published.
ltlH posulble that the reasons liave been
prlvatelyoeinmnnIctcd te eotnebody, elnce
tbe advertisement of the proinsed meeting
H3ya that the oeurt objeota te the division of
tbe cities into elaists. Thce has been
funny feeling about tbla doclslen. It was
auncuiiced ns innde In the I.nucaster Grant
street cnee; tutlt hlinover lean maile pub.
He nml I Ida 1j the loasen why no ene
line'AS.
PERSONAL.
Ittr. O. W. Smith, of Trinity oellfge,
Hertford, Conn , Imi bcen elected assistant
blfibopef tbe l'rettftaut Kplsoejial dloccee
et Ohie. Illshep Bldell, who fa 111, Is In
Kurore,
The Rev. A U Dixek, of llaltluiDre,
haB llgurcd out that en the basis plven In
the Apecalypse, llenven centalnH 6,703,760,
0' 0,000 roeinB, each ene belug nluoteeu by
blxteen fcet in dtuicuMeus.
Asa KuLT-eaaaudliU wife Sarah, each
OJ j ears old, dled within f.ve hours et ene
Brether ut their home near Greenfield,
Musa , the ethor inernlng,uftbr having lived
bapt ily together as tunn nnd wifa ter C3
yeai-, Mi8. KoIIeki; dled first from tbe
li UriLituHef vre, and the husband, after
klalrK f'li dead cotninnlen, remarked that
he w ul.t seen fellow, and In a short tlrae
he tee tyHi dead.
A Iletarn te Duty.
This Is always desirable and the peedlr It
takes place the belter. Doubly wclcome is It la
the case of theso usually industrious llttl
organs, the Mducys, which, when they goon it
ttrlko-se te speak and drop w erk, terleuslv lin.
icru ucuun 111 mero inau une war,
first and
orcmest. their Inaction begets tficlr disease.
v-liicliUliydrj-bcaJcd, Including such ilangcr'
eus maladies as Uright's ducatu uud diabetes.
Next, when luactive they fall te assist lu remov remev
lug from the bleed liniiuiiltes that beget rlieu.
mutism, gout and dropsy. 'Ihlrd, their Inaction
weakens the bladder. All tills is pmentnble
and rcrocduhle by the pkasent promoter et or
gaule acUen, Ilu.teuei's Meinarli Hitlers, at
onceatonio and n itirulater. lids gcutly out
ilfeetually impels ihe Cidnets te return leiluij,
and stri.stheus Uicm and the bladder. I'peu
l .,vc1' l?di and liver it likewise cxeits a
e?TJ!"s tf" '""Berating uulueuce, and It
6aii'auV,h"i'!au;nui2ra UUfU 'M"
SS'f u,,'y "' '"(? b?m. Dr. Sulfa 1 any
?,yl,u.?,i, " '.a".,fca ret I" oentalu unTthlSg
omnfeud'fl"1 Uwnteru be widely iee.
U hti ii04llhy action of tlw llvnr can be estab
UJll "i'li""1 u,.nV? 'y thojuetclouansoof
id ' ' Br" rsfcUiater and bleed
A Geed Thing.
" 1 lor.etlmes wish I could uke told of the
sole et 7Vter,iai' JCelecit te Oil ler 1 tell you It Is
a g-aud thing, end 1 urn contclentlous in sav
ing 1 ceuid de a geed work." ltev. h. r. Uraue
Cerry, J'e. Klectrle Oil cured this gentleLcau
et nulnsy of many years standing. Fer sale
bv li. u. Cochran, druggist, 1S7 and 1 North
(lueen street, ).aucaiicr,
jyjlTY'a MALT W1UHKBV.
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY,
A KOIBNTIFIO REMEDY,
-XOT-
A DBVBnAQE.
Ne dtncun Kerm rnn resIUf.V rarrnln
lelKcfl In Hi" body II tbla licat lletnr.ay H
turufullv nna censinnily used. ITef. Win, T.
Ctitter, Btala Obntntater Uonnesticat, tstiya t
"lliitve Winifred a gieat many lamplua of
Whlakay, Wines, Ales, eta.. and waieniprlena
te nnd upon analysl that llutry's Walt Writs
kpv was ubtelutit pmu, as 1 neviT found Uila
te le the ense lniiny ether Wblskey I had ex
amined, ihose fAcla must cauiuiend It te
ganaral no and publie favor.
lie sure and secure tte gunulne, and taUe te
ether.
It la Fer Bale Universally.
MBLIUIUVS.
REM010UB HEHVIOKH WIIjIj HE
held In the follewlnx churches en Bun
day, tn the morning at 10:30, In the evenlnff
nt7:V Bunday school nt IMS p. In. When the
hour la different It Is specially noted I
I'RXSSITMRIAW llXHORUL UllUItCIt, Betlth
Onoen street, Thenia Thompson pastor.
rreachlnR at 10:39a, in. Sunday school at 1:43
a. in. Youns people's meetlnK at c fi p. m.
1'rnaehlnKat 7:15 p. in. 1'rayer and linceers
tneetlniren Wednesdavevenlnirat 7:0 n m.
Churuh e OOD-Corner or l'rlnce nnd Or Or
rhke. rreaehlni? at 10 30 a. m. and 7:15 p.m.
by the pister. Sabbath school at 1:45 p. m.
OnnisTl.oTHBRAKUnuRen West hliiK struct,
K U. Uned, pastor. SerrlcB nt lOJWn. in and
7:15 p. m. Bunday sol esl at 1.43 p.m. Catc.
clmucas Instructions en Friday livening at 7
o'clock.
U hit id llnsTnr.xn in cnainr (CevkkawtI.
West UranRfland Uoncerd slrciits-ltuy. !. It.
runk, pastor. X'rcachlnK nt 10:30 a m. and 7:15
p, in, Sunday school nt 1:13 p. m. J'ralse iinet
lnir at 0:15p. in rrnyr.r sorvle WedncHflny
cvenlnK at'-'O. Yeung people's Greup Filday
OVCnlnR at7:3J.
St. J.UKa'sltBrenKKD Marietta Ayenun, iter.
Win, r. J.lchllter, piwter. Dlvlne sorvlce at
10.3Oa m and 7:11 p. in. Sunday school nt 2 p,
in. Service In thn German lniiguaKOattOp.
in , l'rel II. c. Schtcdt, emclntlnf?
KVAWOBLicAL-Flist Ohurch (Gurmnn) North
Water street, Kev. JT.-l. I.ehr, pastor i'reach
Ing at 1020 a. in. In the (lei man language.
Yeung people's muctlng nt tip in. Trenching
In the hngllsh laugunKuiit7: 6p in. Htinday
school at i u. m. Kf.vlval mevtlng continue
during tllu week. yll nrnlnvll a.
OUtit llirrisT Uhkrch. enst Vine nenr
Dukn street. 1'inachlng tnnrnluir undeven-
lngnttheuhual heuis 'ihe I.eidS supper will
bnaamlnlsteied at Ue cloie of iiieinlngsrr
vice. Jiapllsiuln thoevunlug. Sunday tcLoel
it 1.45 p in.
Bt. I'acl's Uktermbd llnv. J. W.Mrmlnger,
pastor, l'roaebliig nt lO.Sla m.and 7:15 p. in.
bimdny school ul 1:43 p. m. Heng sorvlce nt
nt0:15 p. in, l'lujer totvlce Wcdnesi'ny ovon evon oven
Ingnt 7:3(1.
First KirenMgD OiieRcn, Itey. J. M.Tltzel,
I). J pastor. Bnrvlcns te morrow nt le.sj n.
m. Sunday school at 1:45 p. in Noie vlcesln
thoevuntngon account of the annlvtaiyef
the" Lnaieh t.liy "iract secletj".
huceMD KVAMnKLioAi-tiiencii. Vicichlng n'.
10:JU u in. and 7.15 p. m. by thu pastor, huu
day school nt 2 p. in. l'niyer nicetines WoJ WeJ
in sdny nnd 1 hunday at 7:30 p. ill.
Wkutkrn M. K. Church B. W. Ilnrke,
pastor. Glass nt 9:13 a. in. leada. in. preaching,
nundny echoel nt 2 p. in. l'ralun torvlceut
7:30 p. m raster's elms Tuesday nt 7.30 p. m,
t'rnyer mretliigeii ahurtiilny evening at 7:30.
Kart Mission Al. K. C'uunvu.- Sunday echoel
at 2 ii. m.
Bt. Jenx'H LtrriiEnAK. Hev. II. r. Alleman
1). 1). pastor. Bel vices nt 1U..I0 it, m. and 715
p, in. Patihath school nt Bt, Jehn's lit 1.13,
and at Uelnald Memerial chapel nt 2 p m.
lAxtme nnd praver sorvlce en Wednt'sday
(ivenlng ut7:3e. Cutcchetlcal lecturui JTrlday
evnntng nt 7.S0.
Naw uiiuacu Itev. Kurc no .1. K Bchrrck, of
J'htlailelphlii, will iirrnch nnd ndinlntiturUit)
sacrament uf the i.erd's mpper tomerow
morning nt thu usual hour, rung's bulldli g,
le North Queen ttieet,
Kiiwt IIaitist. Uev. J N Feln el), pastor.
l'reichlngatl(l:3Un, in. Bunday school ut 2 p.
ui. J.IUU Huiipurub inu fJitiHu ei iuerning ser
vlca. In thn uveulng this congregation will
meet with the M. K. church en Dtike strict.
Weduesdny prnyer meetlng nt 7 IS.
rinsT M. JC. Uiiencii. ltev. J. K.T.Uray, pas
tor. UIebs meetings at U a. m. iu:30 it in.,
preaching by the Jiuv. J, F. crouch, presldlng
fleer. 1:45 p. m. Bunday rchcet (mlsslnuuiy
day). 0:15ii. in. young poeplo'BiuubtlnH; 7;)fi
p, m. Annlvrimiy ep-tnict becIUv. AddrrssrH
by llev. J. M. 'ill nil, J) l)mid Hev. J. N.
Keltvell. 73) Monday nnd Thursday class
meetings; 7:30p. in. Tueedny, holiness intot intet
lngt 7 3J p. m. Wednesday, prayer meeting i
7.30 Friday, young people's cUsj ; 3 p. m.
Thursdav. pastor's class.
Bt. Btki'hkn'b (ltureiiMED) Uiiurcii Collkeh
CiiAVUL. Dlvlne RorviceiUlO.ISOa. ui. Boruien
by l'ret. II. C. bchludt.
i'nasnvTaniAw ltev. J. Y. Mitchell, J). 1),
pastor. I'reachlng In the morning unit open
ing by the pa jt or.
MeiuviAw. J. Max Hnrlr, U. I)., pastor, 10:31
a. in. Litany and sermon. 2 p m. bumlnv
school i 7:15 li. m. evening aetvloe. Sermon en
" l'he Coming Klcctleu "
St. 1" aul'b JU.K. CHlinoii-Charles Henda, pas
ter. Uoiumuulen of the LenVd tuppuriifiuru
lulet seruinn at HUO n, in. rreuchlng and 7:15
p. m. Buudiy school nt 1:15 p. in. Yeung peo
ple's meeting at Up. in, CUss meetings en
Tuesday, Thursday, nnd irrldny evenings,
rrayer meeting en Wodnenday evening. Main
members In business meeting en Meinljy eve
ning. Uiueh Lutiibran. Cerner of North Queen
and Jitines street. Kev. U. Klvlu lleiipi, pas
tor, lllhle class for men D:16 it, in. rrcachlng
ul 10:30 n. in. and 7:15 p. m. Bunday school at 2
p. m raster's Cntcuhetlcnl class mects en
Tiu-Hday nnd Friday evening. Usual mid mid
wcfksurvlcesen Wedneiilay uvenlng. Glife
choral guild en Thurtdty evening; also
ohnpel services nt Ne. 45J West Loineu stroet.
'JuiNiTT LVTnuiiAN Kev. U. I.. ry, pastor.
Byslcnut'e heuillcliu- day. IstialBeivlces,
morning, nltruoeu nnd nvenlug, conducted
by the pastor. Vestry meeting en Monday
ovenlng. Aid's scolety's wJoatlen of ntUuer
en Wednesday ovenlng. The young lneu's
cUrsef thu niiniliiy school will meet In its
new room te-morrow nllernoen nt 1:15.
A oensoemtlou eorvlce ut the Y. M. O. A. to
morrow at ti30ii.m. At .1.30 p. m a meetlng el
young men will be cemluctul In the associa
tion Lull,
WA&'AMAJMK'a
1'niLiuiLi-uiA, Eaturday, Nev. 3, lilS.
The cream is new here of
what we'll have this season in
high class Figured Novelties
for Evening Wear Voiles,
Gauzes, Crepes, Bengalincs,
Cashmeres.
Beauties. We've never had
their equal of the kind. Benga
lincs printed as you've scarcely
dreamed of, Voiles in lace ef
fects, embroidered, figured, and
touched with colors as delicate
as the heart of a shell. Dainty
Gauzes with lace or satin
stripes. Cashmeres of the fin
est fibres, 46 inches wide,
printed with even mere than
Challis grace and exquisiteness
en grounds of
cream
lnlltrope
lavender
mede
pink
blue
gniy
liw 11
and the price range of all these
rich stuffs is far below what
we've ever known. Frem be
ing extravagant things we have
brought them te the level of
real worth.
West Transept.
Mere of the famous 50 cent
Colored Cashmeres are in sight.
Anether turn of the great trade
wheel brings them our way.
Yeu thought these Cashmeres
well worth 65 cents (we've had
75 cents for them). Se did we.
But for a streak of doubt as te
the future that struck the
maker's this side agent you'd
never have seen them at 50
cents. Frem the best looms in
the world. Just the colors
you'll ask for.
Near the centre of the store.
We sell a geed share of all
the Linen Handkerchiefs (Lin
ens of any sort for that matter)
that come te this country.
Geed reasons why: 1, We
have the Handkerchiels ; 2, we
don't count cotton-and-linen as
Linen ; 3, we go where the
Handkerchiefs tjrew and get
them by the ten ; 4, we sell by
WANAMAKKR'8
the single Handkerchief about
as low as most stores buy by
the hundred.
Glance at a flight of dainty
Handkerchiefs for Women that
has just lighted en the counters,
Sheer, clear, and as gracefully
beautiful as if touched by fairy
fingers. Sheen of silk and
airiness of a spider's web. Net
overloaded with embroidery
the white snowy as their own
Swiss mountain tops. These
begin at $1.25, commonly
$2.50, and run te $3.50. Seme
of the ethers :
Illsh T.lnen, stall eped nnd embroidered.
nr homsiltched nud embroidered, purs
white, ?5e te II 80.
Plain white-, hrmstttchel, ltn.5c.
J'rlnled, hemstitched, 75b n dozen.
J'rlntid nnd cmbieldcred heinslltctcd,
KHe each.
Kinbreldcrcd nnd hemstitched, 12Xe each.
In Men's Handkerchiefs :
Men's threo-qunrter, lirrnstltchrd, t nnd
Inch hems, plain or printed, ll.Sjn
dozen
A spccltl lmportntlen of Men's three
rjuarier hand hemstitched llanaknr
thief ; vtiy scarce goods, W, 17 50 and t)
n dozen.
Dozens of ether sorts, including JTrench
ovtltlejup te 73c.
And we've only heard the first
note of the Handkerchief song.
Southwest of centre.
Lively times in these Wo
men's Londen-made Water
proof Wrappers. There are
two new numbers in plaids, $7
and $8, and some lovely silk
ones at $18, and a fair stock of
the small checks at $10. All
of them about half price.
Chest nut Btreotslde.woBt or main aisle.
Helps the home fitting te
have a Dress Ferm. Saves
worry tee. Skirt Ferms only,
$2.50, $3, and $3.50. With
papier-mache bust, $5.50.
ltuseineut, northeast of centie.
249 pairs Men's Old-geld
and Red Plush Opera Slippers.
Chenille embroidered, quilted
insoles, chamois lined hand
sewed. $1.75 a pair. Origin
ally $2.50 and $3. Nearly all
widths and sizes if you are
quick.
Market etrcet frost, wen of main aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
(JOMl'LKXWN JfO WDKR.
QOMPI.KxieN rmVDKU.'
LADIES
UIO VALUK A KRjriNRn COMI'LKJION
MUSI' UHK
POZZONI'S
illtlJlOATEU;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It luinarts a brllllaut transparency te the
skin. Uemevesull pimples, lruehies and als als als
coleratlons, and makes the shin delicately
selt nnd beautiful. Itcentalns no Ume, whlte,
laid or arsenic In threo shades, pink or nosh,
Whlle and brunotle.
ren SALS J1V
All
Druggleta
Doalera
und Fauey Goeilo
3vorywhero.
-ukvauk or IMITATIONS.'
apWUvd
&JC1V AD VJiliTJHHUKKTX.
Tiik annual.'mektinu OK TUK
Stockheldoifl In thn Itrlilinnnrt .- iin n.
Bhcn luriiptite Ueinnanv. for
.. .. .... ...: - ----. ..'.e.
Ill
he purpoieol
circling ouiceis, will he bold en Monday.
NOVUIII ber ft. IS-S. WltwriMlMnHSr'-lrt v. ..; '
at thu Leepard Hetel.
AND. M. FEANTZ,
OCTOBan 13, l5d. ol5,2Unev3
rTU113 ANNUAL MKKTINO OK THK
stockholders of the Utrasburg ft Millport
'lurnplke itead company, ler the purpose nt
electing atllci-rs, will ha held en MONDAY,
NO KM It Kit ft, lt:, between 2 and S o'clock p.
111., ul the banking house nf iteed, McOranu Jt
ue. oke. K.ueiee.
octlS.JU&uevS J'to.ldent.
R.15
A u.
R. B. & H.,
lllMulIuS
R. B. & H.
aeji3-3md
w
lmiVKK'H.
Furniture Attractions !
NO QUESTION
A1I01T IT.
Style, Qualify, Lew Prices,
WHICH FILL OUH
KLOOU", ANDINW1I1C11 WKLKAD.
llLSr AHSOITMKNT IN TOWN AND UKST
UAUU.UMi.
WIDMYER'S
Oer. i-rt Kiuji & Duke Sta.
JOTUM' TU THEBI'AHHKKS AND
X uVMhKU- A'l persons are hereby for.
bidden 10 iTxupews 011 any of the lands uf the
Cem wml tuie p.,i4llHjtaUeln Lebanon 01
LMicuetnr cnun'w whither inclesed or unla
cietibd. bllhur ter thn purpose of sheeting or
nshliift. as thu lw ui be rigidly enforced
ajxluit alltrespesiliijc en sold lands of tLeun tLeun
dstlgure after this uettcs.
WM. COl.KUAN ruSINAK,
R.l'KRUr ALDBN,
ikun.u.rittiM&M, J
Atterntyt lex JLW.ceUuian'iiUti
SmWAD VBRTJBBUMNTa.
TJEHT F1TtnuCOBBET.' ' ""
cTb:
C. B. a la Spirite
C.B.
THE UK3T FIT11NO COUSKT IN THE
WOULD.
Fer Sole by Leading Merchants.
MAYBB, BTBOUSB & CO.,
Manufacturers, 412 UKOAD WAY, N. Y.
ect3-52ttt,Th,',00W
MAKB.
CLOAKS!
WATT & SHAN D
6. 8 AND 10 XAST KING BT1IKKT,
AiothewlDg ft Wendtrful Variety of Ladles'.
Mlsses' and Children's
NEW FALL COATS
In all the Latest Novelties.
Upwards et 25 Styles (TChlldren's GretchPn
Coats In nulls. Mtlpes and l'laln colors In
sizes from t te 14 ypars,
Misses' Miiwrnarketa In all styles of trim
mings, sizes from R te in years.
Ladies' Jackets have never been soperlular.
We olTer the lieit obtainable Steeklueit
Jacketi at 13 m, t3.M, li eu and tvue each.
Htocklnett.lackets, trlrnmed wlta braid, In
newdetlgns.
Ladlet' Clnth Jackets In Plaids, stripes.
Checa and HulU Celers, at V, J, l,t5te 110
each.
LAMK8' NKWMAUKKT9,
I.AUlttb' UAULANS,
LADIES' NJtWl'OUTS,
In all the New Styles at Lew Irlc:s,
Our Large Line of
SEAL rl,USlISACyUK8,J
8EAL, l'LUSU JAUKKT3,
SSALl'LUSU MOD
HsvebM-n made te our Special Order, and niu
the beit va'.ue In the iiiarket.
New Yerk Stere.
SleCallM l'apper I'stterns
-und for Uuteu Fashion Sheet for Ko Ke Ko
vember. M
YKKH A KATriKOW.
Pall Overcoats.
A HANDSOME STOCK
-OF-
Fall Overcoats te Order,
IN
FA8UIONAIILK HllOADWALK DIAUO
NAL3, IvKUSKIS AND FANCY
UUEV10TS
AT
Prices Lew Enough
TO MEET THE WANTS OF EVERY
U1ASK11.
l'Ulf-
Myers & Rathfon,
FAS1110.NA111.E UL0IU1KRS,
NO, 12 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTER l'A.
J."'
MABT1N OO.
VISIT
OUR-
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S
COAf DEPARTMENT,
-AND-
Fzamine the Novelties.
Seal Plush Coats and
Jackets,
A SPECIALTY.
C3" Special Uargains. All
Ladies' u nil Child reu'd Coats
carried ever from last season
have becu tedtictd te exactly
half the former selling prices.
J.B. MARTIN,
& CO.
DR r UOQDH.
R
EMEMBKB.
Kes. 6&8FeithQueeiiSt.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
COMrOBTS,
WOOL AMU COTTON KLANNLS,
SKIRTS AND BK1BTINO,
HDIta'ANDM USES' COATS,
BIIAWLS,
UNDKRWKAB.
HOSIERY, QLOVKS,
mil HUMMING?, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
CORSETS, PANSY UDBTLES,
EVERYTHING NEW AND CUEAP lOR
OAB1I, AT
6 & 8 North Queen St.,
LANCASTER, FA.
Jehn S.Givler.
irarlO-lydw
piUOK LIST.
BAED &"lcEIE0T,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St.,
(opposite reuntilalnn )
PRICE" LIST :
Wn name a few of the many bargains we are
offering.
SHAWLS,
Shoulder Shawls at 10, 2 40, and CO eta and tip.
HlnglnShawlsatll no, si.25, l,S0,l.-,6and up.
Deuble Sbawlsatl2,2B0.3,ta), U and up.
We defy any house te beat these goods ht
the price.
BDANKBT3.
White or Colored at 75c, 11,11.25, tl.C0.f2. W 60,
13 and up per pslr.
UNDERWEAR.
Children's Unf orwear, smallest else, starts
at 8c : noitatiec. 12Jic,15cand up, according
te size and quality.
Ladies' Merine Underwear at 23c, S?c, te?,
75e and up. Our S9e quality is all we claim ler
It. a 50e tirade, and ltshewit iiv thnwatrvn
are srllliiK them.
Ladles' Scarlet Medicated Underwear at 75c.
II, 11.25 and !.17K. Our 11.23 number will com
pare with anything heretofore sold at 12.
Men's Underwear in whlte or colored at 2'c,
87Kc60eandnp.
Men's sonrlet Medicated Underwear, 50f, 7.5c.
1, $1.25 and I1.37K ceinel'a Hair and Natural
Weel at low prices.
FLOOR OIL OLOIH.
The trade we have established en Fleer and
Table Oil cloth, we venture te say, has never
been equalled by any ether house. We have
the reputation and we mean te keep lt.et sell
ing the best wearing, best seasoned Oil Cleth
that ever was sold ter tbe money.
WINDOW BHADE9.
Plain or Dade Phariee, best goods, spring
flxtmea, atwoeech.
DRBSS GOODS.
Fxtra bargains in Dress Gceds from Pc per
yard te II, in all the latest styles aud thades .
GLOVES.
Men's moves lUM, 25, te, t,B0,G5, 75 eta and
up. we call especial attention ti our 25c Weel
Knit Gleve. Ask te sea It, and ir yen think
Seu ever bought anything better ter less than
)e don't buy it. Vj carry an lmmense stock
of Oleves. Watch nr our advertisement and
prlces et Oleves. Impossible te give it new ;
space will net allow.
we sell goods en small profits. Weadver Weadver
tlse whU we get. Wfcen you come for it you
gut It. Who else is under as small an exnense
ass we nre only X square from Centre 1 We
tan sell goods en small pre a is, and we de.
BAED & IcELBOY,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St ,
(Opposite Fountain Inn )
rpHE FEOPLK'S OABU STORK.
Plush Sacques,
Plush Jacket:
Plush Medjeskas.
High Class Plushes Only at Unusually
Lew Prices.
Our Stock of 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, Misses and Chil
dren. The People's Gash Stere,
NO. 25 EAST KIKQ 3TRUET,
LANCASTER, PA
umrlMvdAw
THK APPLICATION OK FKANOKS
Nelmer ler transfer et tiiveru llconee
xranieate iienry Neircer, lriist ward, Luncaa
Ler tuy, unu an romen9irances, AC
illl be
heard en Saturday
a.m.
octJt.SlAnev"
Nnvomber 17, IsS, at 10
II. I. . UltllAN,
Uep. Clerk (jnar. tics.
WK OAN HKKVK YOU WKLL ANU
save you money in advertlslni;. KBtl
mates free,
ADVERTISING GUIDE-BOOKS.
The most completn and original ever Issued.
Sect en receipt of te cunts te pay for packic g
and ferwurdlng.
ADVKBTISISU WBITIMO A EriOIALTV.
The lu Jett, Mllbonrre Advertising A Rene v.
Ill and l'A) Jtast lialtimere bUeet. naltlmeK,
Md. s238mdAw
OUKT PUOC'LAMATION.
Whereas the Ilouerablo Jehn 11. Living
ston, 1'ivslilenl, and llonerublo David W Put Put
tciNen, Additional Law J udtje of the Courts et
Common Pleas lu and for the county of Lan
caster, and Asslstaut Justices of the Courts
of Oyer und Terminer nnd General
Jail Delivery and Quurter Suctions or the
Peuco In and for the county of Lancaster,
hne issued their precept, te uie directed, re
nulrliiK urn among ether things toiuuke putt putt
He pmchiiiiiitleu throughout my bailiwick-,
that a Cem t of Oyer ami Terminer uml u liun
erul Jail Dcllverj", 1 Court of tienunil
Quarter Sessions of the Pence and Jail Ih'ltvl
eiy, will cemmuueu lu the Court lieuau, iln
the city of Lancaster, In the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania,
ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN NOVKMBKR
(the lUth), 1kk(,
In pursuance of which prccept public notion
Is hurtiby k1 en te thu Mayer und Aldeniieu of
the City of Lancaster, tn the suld county, and
all tbe Justices et the Peace, the Corener
nml Constables of the satd City and County
of Lancaster, that they be then nnd there In
their own proper pel-neus, with their rolls, re
cords and examinations, and IihiuUIUeii, and
their own remuinhruiices, te de these things
which te their elilcun appertain lu their be
half te be done ; and also all theso who Mill
rirosecute against the prisoners who are, or
hen shall be, In the Jail of the said County
of Lancaster, are te be then and there te pros pres
ucutu against them as shall be lust.
Dated at Lancaster, the -ita day of October
1HBS.
U. tt. UUKKUOLDKB.
027 StaSASlw
Sheriff.
FURN1TURB.
H
OFFMEIER'a
WILL CLEAR THEM OUT t WUATt
WHY A FEW
Parler and Ohambar Suiti
At Almest Your Own Figures. BIf
Opportunities.
WUYJ
Because we must tnake room for the goods
we sue receiving this fall.
WHERE! ' ""
At Hoflmeler's Fnrniture Btore. This week
ye have reeetved a ntte line of Hush ana
Leather Becken. CaU usee them
AT
HOFFMEIEIVS,
FUBFIIUBE STORE,
MO. 20 BABT KINO BT.
eplMmd
e
OHSAGIBBS.
STYLISH, INEXPENSIVE
FURNITURE.
Recognizing the prevailing
desire ler 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 larj;e es
tablishment. Everything new
in Furniture for any part of the
house. Remember the name
and number.
OGHS AG I BBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
31 Seuth Queen street.
aprlMyd
F
UKN1TUKK I FUKN1TURK 1
TUK UNDKRSIUNKD HAS REOPKNKD UIB
8TORK AT TUK OLD STAND,
Ne. 38 East King Street,
Which was destroyed by fire some time age,
and kes a perfectly New block of oil kinds et
FURNITURE.
PARLOR BU1TE9,
UEDROOM SUITES,
TABLE3..CUA11W, ETC
UPHOLSTERING
In All Its branches. Alse fainting and Or
namenting Old Chairs.;
HENRY
WOLF,
Ne. 38
East King Street
te9ttd
TOOK!
LOOK !
LOOK!
OnrNew Arrivals in
Plush Furniture.
l'lush Rockers for Ohlldren,
l'lush Rockers for Misses,
Plush Hcckers for Ladles,
l'lush Rockers for Heys,
l'lush Rockers for tientlcmen,
l'lush Reek ors for Kverybedy
All Piless from 11.71 Upwards.
3-Th Varlety and Prices are se varied we
will Invite you te call and sen thnin and then
Rive the prices, ns space forbids it httm The
iarKOst ABSertinnni ut the J.ewu-t Prices te
be leund in the city.
HEINITSH'S,
37 & 9 BOUXH QUBBN ST.,
LANCA8TKR.PA.
HATS.
OTAUKFER A CO.
ilorau'e we havejust what
people need,
lieeiuse we have the largest
stock from which te select.
llecanse we have only the
litest and newest si les.
Recanse we have no doubt deubt
iul Qualities.
Rnrau'oeitra earn Is taknn
te lit and pliasu yeur pur
chase. Jtcau89 enr pilces are the
lowest.
Oar Fur Department
has been enlarged and weare
new prepared toshewyou the
largest and finest asertment
et LADIES' and OKNT'd
KUItu and rURTRIMMINUS
at Rottem Prlces.
WK AUK
HAVING A
RAPID BALK
ON UATS.
REST
fl.SS, I1.G0, 11.75
and 12.00
fur BTirir
HAT
EVER SOLD.
u e hep,
1IRELLAS
UUOD3.
OLOVES, UM
and UUUUKU
TRUNKS and
TRAVELING
11AG3 AT
UIO
RARUAINS.
StaurTcr& Ce,
31 and 33 N. Queen St.
LANCASTER, PA.
UAXDKERVUIKrH.
ri'ar hkeeived this morning.
ANOIllKRLOT Of 'IH031C
LITTLE BR0W1T JUGS.
Reth Large and f-nnll slzuf, ter Clerelacd
andThnrminaud for HariUeu una Mrrieii.
NewColeisann size.
j.AROK BlZB, 2 OKN'J
MALL blZlC, 1 CKNT
Trivneit UnlqueCsmpalKn lUdeoeri hum
In tk.j niirket, iet them quickly helnru they
aruallKone. ordeis for Jugs received by nail.
Alse cheap Campa'gnlluitens, lladtfej, Min
iature Luncanua Rens, etc.,
AT
E R I S M A N
NO. it WEST KINO 8TUKKT.
OI.DBKASS WANTKI)-rilK IlIQU
st rash pilceptld for old llnts4 and Cop
per. The tlni-sl b'Stscistlngs iciule te order
Metal pattern work hnl'n a nt rcasonuble
raus. M. W. FU AIM'S Leck norm,
Rear l.echur'a jUnkleu llulKllut'.
16-Tn.ThAHifd
X KVAN'H PI.OUK.
Levan's Fleur I
THE BHBT.
UaiiTbAS
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