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LANCASTER, NOVEMBER 0, 1853,
Their Little Whistle
,: The Ilepublicans manage fairly well te
'v -keep up their show of confidence in the
'reiult, nehvlUistnnaiuR nil the signs of
the political weather nre ngninst them ;
,-, tmt when the welitlcIiuisAru brought te
c Um test of putlinpf up their money, they
VJMOW much weakness in meir kuecs.
;t They de net llke te wager their money,
t;Kujm ney nave no scrnpies nsAinsc
k ' twttlng upon which te place their reluct-.;-'
Me;. There is something in the nlr which
ilanrlvpg MiAin nf llinnnnetlln fnrlmMlntr.
I . , -v,. ... ,-,-,.... -r.
PiC It is a new situation for them. This
I'i-i Bnprn.t.lnn fines net rprctUfrl the time
teft when the Republican betting man was
net up with the lark in the morning and
, W .1 J, ltl. l.- .....1 tf1t- BAnLlnnlita
Yfe ' BUIUHU WlfcU WIO UWI UK 11I8"" Dcueiuiua
prey. It la very aggravating 10 mm mat
the situation is se different new ; and he
ventures occasionally a tlmtd wager ,based
only upon hla hope that Chairman Quay
will see the patty through with the
abundant money he has fried out et its
frightened manufacturers.
There la net another thing in the sltua.
tien te support the Ilepublicans' hope; and
upenthU miserable reliance they must
be content te rest. Chairman Quay will
bea bigger man than anyone else in the
party, if his party nchleve3 success with
all the chances against it; and there, will
net be a hole tee small for him te crawl
Inte it it fails. Such Is the difference be
tween success and failure, in this funny
world of ours ; which will hail Harrison,
te), as a great man If he U elected, and
if he is beaten will rate him as the re
spectable old mediocrity that he really is.
It is well for a man te be a candidate for
president, while he is a candidate; but it
is very unwholesome for his repute te be
a beaten candidate.
It takes a geed man le Btand the strain
of that trial; te go under and swim
ashere takes stout muscle. We are sorry
for Harrison. He had n grandfather,
who was elected and then died. The
grandson was nominated en the theory
that election runs in the famil; but they
misunderstood it; it was death that was
the family trait.
"We have deep confidence that Harri
son's election is an impossibility. There
never has been n time when it was possi
ble, and we had but te nwait the coming
ten flay te be sure that there was
nothing hidden in the womb of futurity
te bring it about. The day hat come,
and every brceze that has blown has been
strong nud mighty against llepublican
success.
Tonight our readers may seek their
couches early und wait contentedly for tlie
news et the morrow, though we de net
Buppese they will de it. The news from
New Yerk city, doubtless, tliey will want
before they will be easy. There is every
prospect that it will be geed ; but should
the majority in the city be less than an
guine expectations leeks for, as it may
well be, our confidence in the final result
will net be nt all shaken. It is written
that the Democratic ticket is te-day
elected, and upon that faith we icEt.
The Fashion In New Verk.
3ver since A. T. Stewart, the great
New Yerk merchant, died, the Jawjcrs
have had a feast upon his estate; but
there is ene of the fraternity who early
fastened upon neatly the whole body of it,
and has enjoyed the body te this day. His
name is Hilten Judge Hilten. When
Mr. Stewart died he was tiding as his
confidential adviser. The business passed
into his hands. Mrs. Stewart took
the stocks, bends and real estate.
Hilten managed them for her. After
ten years or ee she died; and
atter awhile her heirs began hunting up
her estate, lilch seems te have disap
peared under Hilten's hands. An ex
pert accountant has been going ever the
books for the past summer, and Is new
giving In evidence the result of his ex.
aminatien,
lie finds that Hilten as boss partner
In A. T. Stewart Jc Company's business,
hid some eight millions of the concern
as his interest ; and that upon this he ic
celved interest, commission upon insur
ance of its marine risks, and commis
sions upon gunranUts of its accounts,
beside his share of the ptefit ; ee that
in a few jears he get the pteflt the con.
cern made and then wound it up with
some fifteen millions te his credit.
He found also that he leaned Mrs.
Stewart money, that uoed lady centlu.
ually living beyond her income and run
xlng several millions .behind her annual
income in her annual expenditure during
her ten years solitary course of life after
her husband's death and when manned
by Hilten. She owed that interesting
and affluent geutlemen six millions when
aae finally slipped her cables and left his
company.
The amiable Hilten having kept both
sides of his account with Mrs. Stewart
bad only himself te blame if the balance
was net satisfactory te him. He is net
the one complaining. Mrs. Stewart's ljeirs
re uuiug uu ui iwn. vjau tiling mey ou.
ject te is his charging payments te Mrs.
Stewart's account with interest, but
emitting te credit with interest en pay
ments by her. Uut this is the fashion of
the New Yerk financier; we even knew
one toclwrge his client with interest
upeh the interest payments made him
upon his own money.
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The Supreme Isbiic.
The New Yerk World grows thought
ful ever the spectacle of theusauds "of
full grown men shouting no free trade
ever a preposition te reduce a war tariff
of 47 per cent, te an average of 4- per
cent., with the free list extended enlj 100
articles, and mere than 3,000 left subject
te the highest duties In the world 1 Ami
this is the end of a "campaign of educa
tion." The World need net be sad, for
the end is net jet; and no matter hew this
election may go, the campaign of educa.
tien wlllcentiuue. The spectacle referred
te only Ehews hew badly such a campaign
has been needed. Foreigners have been
greatly impressed with the interest
that has been shown by large masses
et the people in a question J of political
economy that has been thought tee dry
and prey. Itejnllsts and aristocrats
have argued that a republic must fall
when confreutf d with problems like this
requiring thought ;anU readiugfer sok sek
tbu, but we have uhewn them that
an educated nation, ruling itself
with dignity and forethought, is a
possibility, and even it the decision
et the ballets te-day should present the
absurd tbtctnele of a people vtt'eig uu.
nectisary taxation upon themselves, It
wille !7 show the conservative and cau
tieus Instincts of the voters, and indicate
thet they want mere tlme for
thought. It must be confessed that
the simplicity et the question befere them
hardly justifies the least hesitation in an
answer. The voters ought te knew by
this lime what free trade is and what a
war tariff is, and Ihey should be able te
see that the shortest read te frce trade is
by way et that war tariff advocated by
the llepublican party. It they persist in
going te the ene extreme, reaction will
drive them te the ether. The nation will,
wa believe, cheese the only logical and f-a'e
course, the cautious revision of the tariff
advocated by the Democratic party. Such
an issue et this struggle would be a
glorious triumph for free institutions.
Tjinnn la an olllce begging in Washlng Washlng
ten which twelve appolnlees have refused.
It Is that of type-writer In the bureau et
steam engineering;, salary (000. In the
naval war rcoerd ofUeo nine lad lea have re re
lusecl a (7&0 oulee. The trouble appears te
be that the class et work reqnlred o'ra e'ra
mantis a better salary.
The average clergyman hai had no
lltlle friction with the struggling world
that he la hardly competent te judgoef the
motives and character of the people he
moeto, UU there may be exceptlena and the
chaplain el Blallerd prison, who write
tiie following te the Londen Daily Tele
graph, appear te be one of thorn.
Ana prlaen chaplain of nearly twolve
years' Blending, 1 claim te apeak with some
authority en the point, and I aay untied
tallngly that 11 a society for the manufac
ture) et criminals were set en feet, that so
ciety could In no better way further its
ends than by pressing for the Imprison
ment or every little boy and girl who
could, en any decent pretext, be brought
borero a oencn or magistrate.
Clearly the prison system evor thore Is
net altogether beautiful and prisons in
genctal appear te be well devised ler the
manuttoture of criminal. The question Ip,
what are we going te de about It 7 Wanted,
a acclal economist te devise something
perfect for the menaRcmcntef all grades el
crlmlnnlH from the boy who steals an opple
te the broker who stoats a railroad.
It Is probable that the next OengreHs
will be strongly tinted te furnish modern
vcaelfl for the training aoheol of the navy,
but if the rovlvel of our inerchnnt marine
cau be stimulated the training ships need
only be used fe glve finishing touches te
llie education gained upon the decks of
coean steamers. Thry will then be the
smaller cruisers and gunboats et the navy
cqulrprd thoroughly with the meat elab
orate devices of mtdcrn warfare. The old
ships new med for training boys
for the navy are very dltlereut
from tiie vessels that these boys will be
required te work and fight en, and If we
cau net have a merchant marlnu we must
have Hpcclal school ships. Uommedoro W.
H, Hcliley will biiKfieat In his forthcoming
report that accommodation should be made
feri!,C00 beje lle would llke te send all
of the vosselft out en a roving commission,
enlisting beyH at the sea ports, lle is also
anxious te tccute boys from the Pacllle
slope The establishment of direct com cem com
merco with fcuth ami Central America
would avert the ncccislly for any artificial
factory for ecbiueu.
PERSONAL,
ltiiv J, F, h'cii.MKi.,, of this city, waB
orator at the l!5tlt nunlvercary oelobratlou
en Hutiiley of tiie ordination te the priest
hood of Itev. l'ather Francis Nowbauer,
jitstoret 8tB. J'uter and Paul K. U. church
of (Januten, N, J.
l'nr.fciiDKNT Ur.KVCf.ANDBtid the mom
born of hla cablnet will attend tiie centen
nial colnbrntlen el Uoergotown unlverslty,
In the District of Columbia, te be held en
tholiile! February next. Tiie proaldent
will delivcr the honorary degroe te be
nwerded en the occasion.
ll.vNii.r, 1). Maenum, of Danbury,
Oetiu , la a blacksmith who has made a
bid for tame aud fortune. He haa Invented
it wagon reach c.e constructed that the
wagon can be turnad around anywhere
without the tucking precenn. Ilia Inven
tion la called a Murium beuutn.
H. M. Wanamakkh, of I'lilladelplila, 1h a
brother el Ihn oelobrutcd Jehn Wauamaker,
mid lflhlninelfn merchant prlucu. lie Ih
forty yeara old, but leeks llke a roan of
thirty, and Ih an athlete, He began life en
the lewt'Hi round et the lndder in the
clothing business, nud the aucoesa he haa
wen is Belkl.
Step Untence. It you see your nfirse giv
ing thu baby ullher laudanuin nrparanerlr,
steplt atouce. Ityeunant a geel uiudlcluu
ler your children, gel Dr. Hull's Uaby Syrup.
Vilce, SScent,
ruuulus who have trled Laxnder the
" golden "apecllle ler delicate complaints pn pn
enllar te tlielr mix are no longer Hkeptlcal.
They caunel say tee much In lta prube. Ouly
"i ctnlB. At diUKgUts.
n'A&'AMAKKR'tl
l'uiLADBLruiA, Tuesday, Nev. u, its.
Stere open all day as usual.
When Lew Price and High
Quality set the pace there's
sure te be a quick stepping
business. Such a combine
don't come from haphazard
buying or selling. There must
be thought and know-hew be
hind it all.
Loek through the store.
There isn't a counter-spot that
isn't made specially interesting
ler you in some way.
A Suiting stuff that's never
gene for less than 75c ; that
would be a lively seller at 75c.
The price is 50c, the width 50
inches. Every thread fine
wool. Clean, no grease. Noth
ing in it that oughtn't te be
there. In half-a-dozen quiet
mixtures.
fc'outhuinef contre.
One ei the toughest stuffs
you'll come across. Hard,
wiry, springy te the touch, and
yet soft and yielding enough te
drape gracefully. Fer knock
about wear, but neat and mod
est. We never heard of it for
less than 37 c. The price to
day is 25c. In checks and
small plaids, dark effects.
Eeuiuuiut efceutre.
In all the crowded Dress
Goods there's no kind com
pleter in its way than stuffs for
Second Mourning. They are
at the Black Goods counter, a
sterelul by themselves. We
have given mere thought te
them than ever. Mere styles,
mere that are very modest
priced. Half-a-dozen te set
you thinking of all :
Serge, broken hair-line clus
ter stripes, 50c, four styles.
Serge, graduated cluster
stripes, 65c.
50-inch Serge, 2 styles, hair
lines yi and yi inches apart,
65c. Scarce; desirable, and
WANAMAKB1VN
worth 75c as the market gees.
52-inch cloth in checks and
rriaids, 75c ; 4 styles. A little
finer, $1.
Stripes, embre stripes and
checks, with plain te match, 85c.
Northwest of centra.
We told you the ether day
hew Camel Hairs have again
come te be one of the most
fashionable Blacks for ladies'
wear. The genuine Camel
Hair seltcns and betters with
use almost te the end. Hew
shall you knew the genuine ?
Buy of a reputable dealer.
Then you're safe ; his guaran
tee will be behind it. II you
wish te lean en your own wit,
here's a hint ; They say real
Camel Hair the hanging
hairs takes a jet black, while
the blackest el the make-believes
has a grayish cast.
Six or eight qualities of
Black Dress Goods that have
been 65 te 75c go down te 50c.
Stripes, plaids, fancy weaves
and plain, unds el lets, and
yet a bit tee big te be bundled
off te the Remnant counter.
Noithwrstet contre.
Because Jewelry is mostly
extravagant is no reason the
prices should be. Whysheuld't
Diamonds and Watches and
the golden bits and ornaments
that almoet everybody likes in
one shape or another be had
just as ether merchandise ? A
little corner of a little counter
used te de for our Jewelry and
such like things. Wc have
added and added. Never space
enough for the busy times.
Jewelry without extravagance !
Where else de you hear it ?
Kvcry liitthn of Aineilrmi Wntchei", Moin Mein
um llicin ly tiie IieIcb' Unlit Watch, m
HtnrllnK bllur Km titles unil Jrlllguu
Juwtlrv.
I.Oet'V Knet Hliiys, niiaizna Mlver.
Jlroeclx'n with illmiieiul unit pciil Kitting,
llcanlltiil mmini'M 011 11 unit lsf unit geld
Qiicien or fob ClmltiH.
I.utcit cenceit1 In Ml.sfi' unci Llilldten'H
KliiEi.
And whatever is new and
worthy in the Jewelry world.
The same guarantee with Jew
elry and watches as with ether
goods.
JunllicretH'OtsKIc, neulinctt ercuutic.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
OOiU'LKXWN 1'U VTOKR.
c
OM FLEXION l'OWUKlt.
LADIES
WHO VAI.UK A HKKINRI1 COMIM.KJION
MUST VtiK
POZZONI'S
MK01CATK1:
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant trnnspaioney te the
skin. llouievoB all pimples, rookies and dig
colorations, and mukus the skin dellcntely
sett and beautiful. Itcentalns no lline, whlte,
lead or arsenic In thruu shades, pink or flush,
whlte and brunotte.
rOlt BALK liY
All
DrtiffBlata
Doalera
nnd Frvuey Goedn
lilvorywhero.
JPllKlVAUE or 1M1TAT10NU.-M
aprte-lvd
L2H4L MU1SVBII.
ESTATE OK II. 0. COOPEH, OK THE
city of Luncuster, deoensod. Letters
testameutary en suld pstute having liwn
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make lintiic
dl ite payment, and the.e having claims ei ile
usaiids ugalnst the uume, will present them
without dulay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in said cllv-
JOllN K. UA11IFON, Executer.
Wit. It. Wilsom, Attorney. eibctai'ii
AHS1QNKD ESTATE OK HENUY I,.
Hlmen and wlfe, of Lancaster city,
Lancaster reunty. 'llie undersigned auditor,
appointed te distribute the balance remaining
In the lands of Jeremiah ltllu, assignee of
Henrv .. blmen und wife, In trust for the
benetlt of the said Henry I, Slmeii, te and
among these legally entitled tetluiBame, will
sit for thtt purpese ou Tuesday, Noveinbei 13,
IMS, at 10 o'lleck a. in., In thu Llbraiy lloem
of the Court Heuse, In tee city el Lancaster,
wreieall persons luterested In said dlstrtbu
tien may attend,
elU-3t0Tu J. W. DKNLINOKlt, Auditor.
ESTATE OK ANNA JJ. 7X K.KUUEK,
late of luncaster city, deceased. The
undersigned auditor, appointed te pass upon
excsptljns and te distribute the balance re
maining In the hands of JaiiH'j;Zuorrner. ad
ministrator nt Anna 11 Zuerchar, deceased, te
und among tuose legally untitled te the same,
will sit for that puipoe ou Friday, November
16, lS:d,allO o'clock u. m in the Library lloem
or the court Heuse, In the rltyef l.auraster,
where all persons tnteiestcd in said distribu
tion may attend. 1. MCMULLKN,
e:t!-3tdTu Auditor.
BAKIXU 1'OnDKR'
CTEKLINU 1IAK1NU l'OWDEK.
STERLING
Ml
POWD
Absolutely Pure.
THIS Powder never varies. A marvel el
purity, Btrunglhund whohweiuenesj. Mern
eMinemlcul than thu eidlimry kinds, tield
euly In Cans by all urecers.
faXKULlNt) MANUrACTlIKINU CO.
l.'and ItBpruceHtitwt, New terk.
aug2S3md
JUWCATJOA'AL.
TONT PUT IT OKI' I
Don't put off the matter et getting a "ltusl
nns Kducatleu." 'lhal Is, that kind et un
education that will benefit en moil In a gain
ing, If net uu tndt-pendence, at least a geed
living. AknowluOguet
BOOK-KEEl'ISB AND BUSINESS FORMS,
cemblaea with a gecd handwriting, gees u
grcHl way In accomplishing thU,
Day aud Kventng eiieDs.
3X KASX KINO aritKKT.
DRY UOODB.
pEMEMUUU.
Nes. 6 & 8 ITeith Queen St.
TOE BEST PLACE TO BUY
COMrOBTS,
WOOL AMD COTTON riiANMI.S,
8KU1T3 AMU SKlllTlNO,
L.VU1E5' AND MISSES' COATS,
BUAWLS,
UNDKKWKAH,
ItOSlKUV, ULOV'KB,
rUHTKUIMINU?, imitSS Till SI MINUS,
(JOKIKTa, 1'ANSY 11U8TI.K8,
KVEUYTHINU NKW AND CHEAP 1011
CA81I, AT
6 & 8 North Queen St.,
LANCAITKU, l'A.
Jehn S. Givler.
u;arlO-lyflw
pltlOK L.I3T.
BARD fcltcELBOY,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St.,
(Opposite JTeunt&ta Inn )
PRICE- LIST :
We name a tew of tiie many bargalni we are
eirmluir.
SHAWLS.
Bhnutaer Shawls at 10, i te, an rt te eta and up.
MnK'fiMhawlsalll no, ! ,l 60.1 Lift an a up.
Iinublu Mtmwis m i:, z ou 13, t w, it nnd up.
We duly uny heuau te beat lliisa goods ut
thoprlce.
BLANKETS.
Whlte or Colored at 7Jc.ll.tl.21, fl.Cfl.12, fl 00,
tlunCk up ptrpilr.
UNDEBWflAR.
OMiaren'a Unforwear, smallnat tire, atarts
at 8e t nuxtallOe. liHe.lScuua up, according
te nlre and quality.
I.ldlrs' Merine Underwear at Me, 39c, f0.
7Je nnd up. Otir 39cuallly Id all wn claltn ler
U. it Ste grade, una Uehewult by the way we
ure Bflilnic tbein.
Ladles' Scarlnt Medicated Underwear at 730,
ll,flUandl.WK. Our II number will com
pare with anything lioreUiforoaoldatfZ.
aien h unuurnrtnnn wnue or colored ai:c,
37ke. tee and ud,
slun's Scarlet Medicated Underwear, BO?, 73c,
11, $1 as and f l 37X Cauiel'ri liulr and Natural
Weel at low prices.
FLOOR OIL OLOXH.
The trade we have established en fleer and
Tiiute Oil Cleth, we venture te say, has nevur
been caualled by any ether heuse. We have
the reputation and we mean te keep tt.et rell
Iiik llie belt wearlnj?. beet seasened OU Cleth
that evor was sold ter the money.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain or Dade Phadus, host goods, spring
nxtuics, (it Me each.
DRBSS GOODS.
Kxlru bargains In Uress Gceds from Pc per
yard loll, luull the latest styles and shades.
QLOVHS.
Mon'stllevesat20.21. 40, , BO, 65, 75 cts and
up. We call especial attention te enr 25c Weel
Knit (llove. ABk te see ft, and If you think
ou ever bought anything better ler lets than
tee deu't buy it. Wn carry an Immense stock
of uIevch. Watch for our advertisement una
prices et tiloves. Impossible te glve It new ;
xpaie will net allow.
We sell goods en smill profits. Wendver Wendver
tlse whit we get. When you ceme for It you
iruL It. W he uUe Is under as small an exnenre
as we are only X siiuarn from Centrer We
can sill goods en small proms, una we de,
BAED &lcELE0Y,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St ,
(Opposite Fountain Inn )
pill! I'EOIM.E'S GASH SIOKE.
Plush Sacques,
Plush Jackets,
Plush Medjeskas.
High Class l'lusliea Only nt Unusually
Lew Tticea.
Our Sleck of l'lusli Garments i3 worth
jour while te Inspect if you contemplate
purchasing miything in this line this
season.
Alse nil the Popular Styles in Cleth
Garments for J.mlles, Ltlsses ntul Chil
dren. Tbe People's Gash Stere,
HO. 25 EAST KINO BTR3BT,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
xarU-lydAw
IIJtATJNU.
D
MOV IN l'HIOK.
A NKW nni'ARTUBBlNTHEBTOVK
UUalNESd.
STOVES ADD HEATERS
-AT-
HALF COST.
A IILNKKU1T STOCK THAT MUST
UK SOL.1).
Jh se RODdj are all of the best makes and
warranted Hut we bnuKhttbeui low aud will
give our cusiouier ths benetlt et our geed
fortune.
Come euly and inake jour seloctlen. Ne
mth prices will ever be ettered again. We
Lmeuuiullul Steves and Heaters ; all makes
and cUes. AmenK the let Is seven of "Spear's'
Celebrated Parler Heaters, lietfular Pike,
111 te i Cut Price, 117 W. Other Makes In Pro Pre Pro
pertlou, FL1NN & BRKNEHAN,
He, 162 North Queen Htroet,
LAKUABTItt fA.
t'OH HA L K OH 11 KNT.
HOUSES FOH BALK ON THKM08T
llberal terms, en West Chestnut, Wal
nut, Lemen, Wary, rine and Charlette street.
Apply at
tnlMmd Wl NOKT1I MABY BTIIIBT.
AUUTION HALISIl'KEB IPULISVB
land It elected or It he 1 net elected 1
will eiTer oil real estate glven me, or any otber
pr. petty ler tedays fiee, from this date, No
vember). 1.KWI8 1'AULICK.
Ne 2'7 North Utne El, tancaster.ra.
nM4
IK HAKItlfeON 18 KLKOTED I WILL
eiler nil Hull Eslate riven me from this
date, ;ctebur), ler thirty davs, Free. Bala or
uoiale. AUU. r. HKIMKHL,
Oucorsaer te llenty Shubert,
Auctioneer and Itcel JCslale Agent, 61 North
linke Strict, eSO-tfd
TJPXKOIHOK'H
HALE OF REAL EH'
XU TATK,
On FBirur, Nevskber 9, $i,
by virtue et an order of sale granted by the
urpnana' veurin Lancaster county, inenn
deislirned, executer or ltev. Jehn Tucker, do de
ccattd, will sell the following real estate, viz :
Let of ground en south Stan of West Orange
street, Lancaster, containing 3.1 feet 1 tnches
front, and extending In depth 170 feet, en
which Is erected a uouble one-story iiaine
dwelling house, Nej. 812 and 311. The let con.
tains otielce fruit trees.
Bile at 7 o'clet l: p m .. at the Franklin llouse,
when tonus will be madn known by
IiKWISH.TUORIB,
Kxccnter nf ltev. Jehn Tucker, deceased.
AVU. r. ltxiKxuL, Anct, e20-lUtd8,Tu,Th
PU11L10 BALE OF VALUABLE
North Queen street l'roperty, known as
tho"UrapeiloUl."
Ox Monday, NcvuvnEn 12,1888,
will bn sold all that valuable three story brick
lintel bnliainir. with larse threo-kterv back
buildings, stables, etc , with let et ground
fronting en Werth Qaenn strest 84 feet K
inches, (Including the common alley en the
north), and extending In depth te Market
Btroet i'K feet, mere or lets, with a southern
oztenston of about 30 feet. Including the com
mon alley along the south from Nettli Qneen
street te the City Market lleuseB. A correct
draft of the promlees may be seen at thoeffice
of the undersigned, showing the dimensions
and the various alley rights nnd privileges be
longing te the property. This property Is
located In the principal business street. Is one
of the eldest liotel stands In the city, has a
large number or rooms convenlontly arranged,
with het and cold water, gas, heaters, etc.
t nle will couimenco en the premises at seven
o'clock p m.
CUAUt.KHM. MOWKLL.
Ne lS'JMnitti Queen 81.
o!7,:eo2.C.u,12d Agent for JtllrabtthMlchael.
"-rCTOrtm QIKKN STUEET PKOPEB
il TIES at nnbllc ea e. Un BATUltDAX.
NOVUM HKIl 21, 1M? at Cooper's (lied Men)
hotel, WrslKtng stieet.wlll le soldatpublle
a'e.alllhU valuable city nraperty.Bltuated
en the west side et North Queen street, I nn
caster, l'n , belwtt n Centru cquare and West
oiange street, consisting of thu two following
purparts, viz :
Ne. 1. Unit tlnec story MAUIII.K rrtONT
tl!lLl!INU,nnd let of ureund, containing In
front en NeriliO.iH.cn Rtieat It feet liilnchei,
ineiu or les., nnd extending westwnid of a
Idth flllilly rtrcreaslng te It feet Olnches,
at the rear of wild building, and thence of a
niilleun width te MirketMiunic.a te uldrplh
of 107 feet luote or list, nOJelnlng pioperty of
juceu l.oenen ine uenn, ana purpnii ku.z
en the south ; leiulhrr with the right of way
and ttee Iniirtes, igicea and regiessntenga
certain adjelnln't en try, or passuve, and stair
way, of the wllth of J loot 0 inches, lead ing
from said Netth'Oucen street te the second
dory of said bu'ldlug The store room (Ne.
Jl North (Juconhttceti, en the first fleer, tan
nne, l&igu loom, evc CO feet In depth, wlih
lirge Mull cnpaclly ler slielvlnj and large
show Mlndew.
Ne. !l 'ibat three-story Ililck Handing, Nes.
18. CO aud V2 North queen street, and let of
ground containing In front en &ticet31 feet,
moieorlos", aud extending of that width
estwatd In depth 107 fttt, mero or less, te
Market eauare, iidJolntugpurrnttNe. Ien the
north, end ptoertv et etUtu of Jacob M,
Leng, deceased, oaths south; sublocttetho
right etwny abeve dtscilbcd as appurtenant
te Ne, l The st rcioem en first lloer has a
width of 21 tee 9 Inches, nnd n depth of 31 feet
(.Inches, with asheu winnow en either side of
entrance lleth piepuitlct hwe cemplete
draluage by connections lumilng te public
sewer uu Murket strict.
Tte two purparts together make one flne
property, hwtug n width of 45 feet, lOlnchcs
In front en North quean strcetacil of 4) feet,
OlnolnsatlhnreiiTen Market Square Oppor
tunity will be given te purchase the property
as a whole.
B.ilo!eoomtenroat 7 p. m., when attend
ance vlll be gliu and conditions made
kununbv 1.0UISK JACOU,
lioyJ-leiS.T&Th gent for Owners.
EXEOUTOUS' HA.LE OF VALUABLE
Ileal Kstale.
On If edav, November 13, A. 1). 13;8,
atthoLeepird Hetel, In the city of l.ancaster,
the undeislgned will etrer at publle sale the
following valuable real rsiate, te wit :
TractNe 1, belng alnt or ground, en which
Is urtctcd u four story brick store building,
mimbered Si Centie Bquate, containing in
front '.'I feet, mero or less, and extending In
depth (17 KetB Inches, mere or less.
Tract Ne. 2. being n let et ground en which
Is erected u three-story brick slore bullelng,
numbered !6 ( ontre Square, containing In
front 13 feet 11 inches, meie or less, ana ex
tending In depth 41 loots Inches mero or less.
Tract Ne, ;i, being a let of gieund en-which
Is erected a two-story and mansard reef bilck
dwelling heuiO, tltuutedeu the south slaoet
Columbia avenue, and numbered 3 Cottuge
Place, containing In rreatP'J feet, mero or less,
and oxtendlng In depth 'Ml feet, mero or less.
'Jhls memirtv lias water. gas. water-closets.
furnace, i ange, und all modern Improvements,
and would make a delightful home.
TractNe 4, being six lets et ground, sllua sllua
tel en the southeast corner et College avenue
and West Lemen airent, containing In front
li2 feet ind extending eastward 132 leet,
mere or less, with llgu. te common alie) s en
east and south
Tract Ne r being a let of ground, situated
en tha south side of utd West Lemen street,
containing in front 21 feet and extending In
dpth 132 feet, moieoi less, also with right te
alleys
'J ha whole of the above mentioned stere
bulldtiigs am temuiKd by rlrat-claqs tenants,
und they presonlumestdesliablo Investment,
and tiny will be se.d together It desired by
the purchaser.
Any ene wbhtngte view any of the proper
ties can de se by eilllng en the undersigned.
t-ale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
confll'lens will be made known by
MAltlA. MOSTKT'IKIl.
WII.I.1AS1 II HOSTKTrKU,
ritANK L.1I03TETTKII,
Kxecnlnriel 1). 11. Hosletter, deceased.
Jein. I. Haiksi, Auct. ecUJ-TtdTu&l'
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
11KAL ESTATE.
Ok Wednksdat, NeKVimii !l,H;8,
Will be sold at public sale by the undersigned
astlgnnxnf iBrael P. Mayer and wife, at the
Leenard hotel. In the city et Lancaater. Pa..
the fellow Ing Iteal hetute, viz :
Ne. 1. A four-story Itrlck Tobacco Waro Ware Waro
heuee, ISilOJlOBt, Ne. 32m Neith Queen street,
und a two-story Urlck Cigar Kactery, 3JHU
leet, en Chrltttan street, und let el ground
thereto belonging, cnntalntuK In front en said
North Queen btreet 3J feet 2 lnthes, and ox ex
tendlni; In depth 815 feet tee hrlstUn street.
Adjoining llie Washington Uoje Heuse, en
North queen street.
Ne 8 All tint certain tbree story Brick
Dwelling und uteia house, with tno-Blery
lltlck Warehouse, In the rear, and let of
greuud then te belonging, situate Ne. 311 en
the east side of North yneen street, containing
In front en North Queen strict 31 toot 2yJ
luchu?, and In depth Hi feet, te Christian
street. Adjoining property of Jehn Fargley
en ihn north and uu thi teuth the property of
late Jacob K Milrk. Thu dwelling aud stere
aicuenitn uvsieain.
Nii.3 Alltho-ietwe two story Ilrlck Dwell
lng Houses lib Mausatd reefs, with two-story
brick back building und lets of ground, Nes.
6 3 and te) North Lltne street. In said city,
containing In front en said Llme street, 18
feet, mere or Ie3, und extending In depth 137
feel, meru or less. Adjelntnu piorerty et Au
di uw J. Cogley and otters.
Ne 4. All tlmtcertaln two story UilckDwell.
lug Hun 10 with two-story brick back building
attached, and let et ground theiele belonging,
sltuate Ne. 131 'en the Neustslde of ewstreet,
containing lu front IS feet Inches, mero or
less, und In depth KO furt mero or less
Ne. 6. T we two-teiy Ilrlck Dwelling Houses
with ene story trumu back buildings attached
una let of uioundtberetebBlonglDg, situated
Nes 3(1 aud 38 West Liberty street, tn said city,
each containing in front 15 feet, and In depth
bl loot Cinches, moieor Itsj
Ne e A two-ttery Urlck Dwelling Heuso
wlthu two-ttery frame back building ana let
et ground, situated Ne. 761 en the eust sldoet
North Pilncu streut, containing In lrent lu
feet V lucfiej, and In depth 1W feet, mero or
less.
Ne 7 A two story Ilrlck Dwelling Heuse
with a two-slery trams back building and let
of ground etlinted Ne Tuien the east sldeet
Nerlh l'llnte slMt, ceatalulng lu front 1G
feet 3X luches ana In depth UM leet, mere or
less.
Ne 8. A two-story Ilrlck Dwelling Heuse
with a two story brick back building and let
of ground, tltutiRd Ne "Wen the east sldeef
Neith Prlnce strret, containing lu float IB
fvulJXlrahu, aud lu depth luu teet, mero or
tefs
Ne 9 All that certain Let el Ground, situ
ated en thu teuth tide of Liberty street, be
tween Nerlh Prlnce und Market streets, lu
said city, eeutalnlng In lrent en tald Liberty
stnet 12 feet, mere or less, and et that width
extending southward 65 feel luches, thence
et tbe width of 18 fret, mero or less, extend
ing lurlher seu'h 'it feel 'J Inchts, mere or less,
thence et the width of 32 feet, meru or less,
lurlher south M feet, mere or le.-s i en the
south end et suld let Is eroclel a large two twe two
slery Ilrlck LUur factory
Any person wlshtngtovlewnnyef theabnve
properties may cull upon lsruel P. Majer, Ne.
313 North Quejn ttreet, Lancaster, Pa.
rale te continence at 7 o'clock p m., when
terms und conditions 111 be made Known by
JACIIUL. lJl.UltAKKli,
eJOal.S.C S,10,13, 15,17,.Od Assignee.
NOTICE TU TKESPABSEBS AND
UUNNKUS.-All persons are hereby for
bidden le trebpass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall and Spuodwell eatates In lbanen or
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or anln.
elescd, either for the purpose of sheeting or
nshlng, as the law wUl be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing en atd lands of th un
designed after this notice.
WM. COLKMAN rUKKMAM,
It. PXttOX ALUIN,
IIDW, O.VKBJIItAlf,
termn Nt K.W.CeHmu'i;wtt
IcLermira.
JjJ-KW PANTAXbblTl'ATXKhNrj;
OVERCOATING.
UaiirANDaAVTW,MPOttTAT10NB
McGrann 8c Newlen's,
UKBCUANT TAILORS,
NO. 4 WEST KtNOBTBKKr.
M
AHT1M BKOTUKKa.
Many Suits and Oyer
lie SiiUul Pficrl
ceits get their inarch ent
of tug deer en tatnrflay.
Cartful bnyera wt rathe
marshal . Tee Step of
tha aeasen Is faat In Win
ter Clothing, but our
Pesiibl Vca Can Al-
w&yi Count ed Find
ing Hen,
buiy work rooms keep the tables w ell filled.
Suits and Orerceits Ready-Made.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS Made te Measure
lle bnys a Man's All-Weel Suit, sol I a for ser
vice, ready te put en at a mament'a notice
Sce the I158ulls and Overcoats with the make
of goodness all ever them that yen can reaC lly
UU.
The sort of Clothing we make te order Is the
sort that makes a t lelhler a aoed name.
All the novelties and the plainer In Cats!
mer;s, Worsted, Chevle's and Ueavera ter
your choice. 4
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
m NORTH QUKBNST.
-MTILLIAMHON dl ITOHTKH.
The Maicli Sublime
or-
THE VICTORS
AllUWKD IN
0VEE00ATS AUD SUITS
Selected from Onr Superb Stock nf
Reliable Clothing!
OUK NEW Sl'KClAL HUH' KOIt UKNT'3
W INTKll WEAU Or ALL-WOOI, CAE-
BIMKUK, ritlCK J12O0,
la net and Old Flcoper, shook up. ted luaOe te
pose as a stylish srarment, but fs s benaUde,
fresh, new and fashli nable Bult, msde te our
special order, and we guarantee ltasiopre ltasiepre
ecnled and correct la every particular.
Gent's Overcoats,
All Styles and Qrades, MSOtelM.
Williamseu & Fester's,
32. 34, 36 & 88 E. KING ST.,
1 ANCABXKU, PA.
AMU
MO. 818 MARKET STRHEiT,
HARtllHKtTUa. PA.
ILOTUING I CLOTUlWtl 1
I, Gansman & Bre,,
OUR OVERCOATS !
UOT11 W1NTEU AND MEDIUM WEIGHT
AUK NOW UUADV.
We offer the largest oesertment of fresh new
goods, tne finest te be had, and save you
money en tbe price tn r lain Kngllsli
If you buy from us any Suit orOyercoat
you will pay n CO te 13 00 less than yen would
have done at any ether stere for the same
goods.
This li our policy. It fs making a great
business and we are eatlstled.
15 oe will buy a nlce Chinchilla Overcoat.
$7.00 will buy a Heavy Black Beaver Over
coat, 3.00 will buy a Fine Melten Overcoat.
110 will buy a Stylish Leeking Melten or
Kersey Overcoat, sflk facing.
112 will buy our Great KlytHn Heaver Over
coat. 115 will buy our Best Winter Overcoat.
112, 111, tie, lis will buy a handsome Satin
Lined Medium Wetght Overcoat.
Storm overcoats at 15 00, jaoe, is.ce, 110,112
IH. 110.
Ders' and "Children's OvcrceiU lit large
quantities at lewest prices.
See our Pine KnglUh Corkscrew Suits, In
Sack or Cutaway, at lle ; fully worth $18,
rihe best qualities ler less money than
elsewherd.
L GANSMAN & BRO.,
manutactuueus or
Men's, Bejs' and Children's Clothing,
S. W. COUNKll NOUTH QUKEN
AN D OUANUE 8TUK.KTS, LANCASTKU, PA.
M
YEBS HATUKON
Pall Overcoats.
A HANDSOME STOCK
or-
Fall Overcoats te Order.
-IN
KA3U10NABLK BUOADWALK D1A0O-
NAI.3, KEUSK1S AND FANCY
CHEVIOTS
AT-
Prices Lew Enough
TO MEKT THE WANTS Of KVEltY PUU
LUaSKU. Myers & Eathfen,
rABlUONAULE OLOIUIEUS,
NO. 12 BAST KINO ST..
LAN0AAXBU PA.
FVRN1TURM.
w
IDMTKK 8.
Fainlteie Attractions !
NO QUESTION
ABOUT IT.
Style, Quality, Lew Prices.
WHICH FILL OUB
rLCOK, AND IK WHICH. WK LEAD,
BK8T ABSOfcTllKNT IN TOWN AND BIBT
BAKQAIKB.
WIDMYER'S
Oer. East Kins & Duke BU.
H18WKKK WK DISPLAY IN OUR
Seuth Window a
MEW LINE OF GOODS.
NXW A 1) ATTlt ATIVK.
UIIACKKT3..... fSc,SCC,7SC.
COMU CASKS W)ff.,7:c, 11.(0
WASTKFAPKU BASEKT3 1.M
MUSIC STANDS 13 W
LADIES' WOUKUA8HKT3 13 W
TOWEL BACKS 27
SHAVING QLASSE3 ......2 60
Ur We alto show the New flush (lord, con
stantly cemlnK In at such Leip Pifiwi- you
will ) surprised te Icatn them.
Our store will be open every nlgbtunttl 8 3d;
will bolltupunllll'ze'clock until lhalleliday
seoien is ever.
HEINITSH'S,
27 St 30 EOU1H QUBDN ST.,
I.ANCA8TEU.PA.
EL
OFKMKIEB'S.
WILL CI.KAUT1IEM OUT! WlIATt
WHY A PEW
Parler and Chamber Suits
At Almest Your Own Figures. Jllg
Opportunity j.
WUYT
Uecause we must make room for the goods
we are receiving this fall.
WUKKK7
At HeiTmeter's Furniture Stere. 1 his week
we have received a nlce line et Plush ana
Leather Iteekcrs. Call tesee them
AT
HOFFMEIER'S.
rUUKITURK ST0EK,
KO. 2Q BABT KING BT
sepllKlmd
e
(JHH A 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 larre es
tablishment. Everything new
in Furniture for any part of the
house. Remember the name
and number.
OCHS &GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
31 Seuth Queen street.
aprll-lyd
F
DRNITOKE I FUBN1TUKB I
THE UNDEU91UNED HAS UBOPENED U18
UTOUK AT THE OLD STAND,
fte. 38 East King Street,
Which was destroyed by flre some time age,
and kas a perfectly New stock of all kinds ei
FURNITURE.
PAULOU SUITES,
BEDUOOM SUITES,
TAULKB.'.CUAllla, ETC
UPHOLSTERING
In All Its Branches. Alse Painting and Or
namenting Old Cheirs.,
HENRY
WOLF,
Ne. 38
East King Street
leJ tfd
HA A'D KBR VH1H FU.
TUBT RECEIVED THIS MOBNINU.
ANOTHER LOT Or THOSE
LITTLE BROWff JUGS.
Beth Large and small Sizes, ler Cleveland
and Thurmau and for Harrison and Morien.
New Celers ana size.
LAUGK SlZB.2 CENT.
HULL SIZE, 1 CENT.
TMiaeit Unlque Campaign ftadge or r hit in
In tt J market, Wet them quickly before they
are anyone, orders for Jugs received by mall.
Alse cheap Campaign Itmtens, Badges, Min
iature Uaoeanna Bews, etc.,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
NO. 12 WEST KINO STUEET.
OARRlAUm.
QTANDABD WOBK.
EDW.EDGERLEY
CAKMAtiE BUILDER,
NOS tO,t2,3,iSMAUKET STUEET, Ue&r Ol
Postemco, Lancaster, Pa,
I have In Stock and Untld te Order Every
Variety of the following styles t Coupe. Bug.
gles. Cabriolets, Carriages, Victorias, Business
Wagons, "T" Carts, McColl Wagons, Barries,
Market Wagons, Phmtens, Express Wagons.
I empley Die best Mechanics, and have facu
lties te build correctly any style of Carrlegd
desired. The uualtty. Style and Finish ei my
work makes It decidedly the Cheapest In t
market t
OT-WE BAVS THE BEST AND CHEAPWt
UAlT 1M XBJIIIAiUlKX.
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