TSJW-""'" -r I .! IiAOASTEB.BATLr INTEIiMGENOEIt, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1888. 1& k! H K &t &K m.-M $S IP 5? ' hi 5. BTBEr.t COHMI rXEB MEKTS. astoallen from Tertplks Coin nil Laid en lb Table. C'jtatd meeting et the street commUtce Iffa en nuuuBf vtcuiui wudarldad te IaTthe crossleir ordered hv street end Colombia nvenuc, 150 Mtet the outer section of these streete, a crossing eidcrtd for Ceral street te be en Ceral street. Jcfcn W. Mentrer nprcatcd before tue MraiUee and represented mat u AftMed the pike en North Iitrne buU Mm treets for which he had the con cen HMt. and he asked the comrelttoo te aoeept Vallate ana pay mm iue cuuinui I'uin IH regulator and commissioner rata JBaJkiu era net rnmtned according 10 km wera net rnmtned according te 'MMUoatlena, and did net have aufUclent loatlene, nn thnilT fik reanlatnr and commissioner wero In aaraeted te examine the plkes nnd report lit "rMt condition they were, , , ",'VMaaara. Auzer, Kemley, Comml8:eatr ."BmndKOKUlater Hlsvuisker vrtre ap- wji4i nnmtviittftA tn rtrAnarA Diana anil SSoiaeaUenBlorthe election of Lu''nK :st) nnuse iue reau iiki m- .--- j Am engine. 'i The mouth of the sewer en East alnui . ; street near euirptu w vfu... A'laraa enough te carry off thewntcr that ewa towards It, The oemmlEBlouer was S directed te attend te i tlm matter. ;sa City Solicitor Brown autiuuiieu iueiui- ,'' "'- - - . vewlnB, option : - in roenrii te thn vt End Street IUilway ,( -.. i Aw m Vanmbn. thn nnllnlter $ of the company, nnd he alated that councils rf4ave the company consent in iay uunu "- track, sublect te the previsions and rceu- lAlttliMn nf nn ordinance "Regulating IPaBMncer Railway Comtiiuies in the City aya- of Lancaster," as Introduced en uaioeer e, $ 18S0. By reforence te the minutes pf aoleet ' iji' council of October 0, 1SSU, i nna nisi bucu '1 mete the conditions under which the con- ,ent of councils was Riven. 'it 1 would thereleru tfly th&t lue said com- IS ... . .. ..., l. 11 IkntirnplAlnnn nf tllRt ?S' wdlnance which were net cunnged or j, .aanv m i.iiiiiii. uv nam ijiu .1 . u . .! v - F-fr altertd en Its patsage through ceuncuv. &' even theuRh ftald corporation has net.flled f 4H BMBCOOptancOOI lunoruiaBuue u i'iu" tAi fnr In thn ordinance. UV B comparison ui ru' w.A 4 ftl.A ...illnnnAA with f lift nf Iff Inill I H ; tatrodueedL And that section 4, which reg elates the fare nnd that pan 01 neciten 1 which fixed the wagon tread of the rails at three Inches were net In -the original copy, ae that the company would net be bound by these provisenB. nnt thni the cemn.inv Is subkct te thore- malnlng previsions, wlietlierlt new accepts the ordinance or net, no ene will deny, net ven the company. Upen reqntBt of Mr. Naumnn te fermnlly have the directors of the company accept the previsions of the ordinance, he stateJ tbey would comply with the ordlnance bh introduced, In otner words the conditions aonexid tethuerant or consent of council, but that the direc tors did net feel like being bound by new and luftlicr provlnlenp. ' The following communication, was read : Te the StrcetOommlttce of Lancaster City t The committee et the manegers et the Ijltltr.turnplk8 company make the fellow. tag prepositions te the cliy of 'LaucnHter ler the pnrpece et nmicably djuhtlng the dlsiinte existing as te repairs ou that por tion et Bald turuplke Vflthln the city limits. i?zFifiST. vfe will Bell that portion of the turnplKO wnicu lies wnuin mu viiy iiumn from the point where the turnplkointor turnplkeintor turnplkointer aeota North Duke utreet te the point whero it intersects with North Queen Btieet, for the sum of 1,500. Second, We will ray annually toward the repalis of the turuplke between the two points named In first preposition the aum et f 100, the city of Lancaster assuming the rCBperjBiDiiny or Kcepinc ine roauwey in feed order and as required by law. Umn'Ii Kr.tii.Kit, 8. 11. HIIKNIC, It. A. llAElt. The ceaimltlcn wanted te knew what had become et the third preposition offered by the turnpike, asking what proportion of the read in the city the turnplke would keep in repair and no ene being able te onswer the communication was laid en the table. TDilNTJUK UFI'ICKIW CH03UN. These Wrie Will Direct the tlUIrs 01 Tlitoe Uerp3rnttans Trndeimeu Aiding Idle Iren Weihern. Cer.UMniA, Nev. C The following turnplke company elections wure held yesterday afternoon : Columbia nnd Washington turnplke com pany : President, Jehn Fendrich ; di rectors, J. H. Herr, Jehn A. .Brush, Jacob Bellz, A. Ilruner, H. F. limner ami Win. B. Qlven ; secretary .and treasurer, Win. 11. Jfendricb. Columbia A MarlettnTnrnplke company : President, Jacob C. Flakier; managers, H. S. Detwller, Jeseph Ulnltle, Cenrad Swartz, Jehn A. Meyers end Dr. J. F. Celt roll; supervisor, S. 8. Detwller; secre tary uud treasurer, C. II. ITabler, Columbia it Chestnut Hill Turnplke cempany: l'retldent, Renben Usrber; di rectors, Jacob C. Gerber, MlchaellI, Moere, Mlebsel Musscr, 11. M. North, Henry Wls lerj etcretary and treniurer, Jeseph 11. Zeainer; mauager, Reuben Gnrber. The troubleut the Columbia rolling mill liu wBsuraed n somewhat serious nspect. The dlflsrent trades of town have tlcclded te aid the men who left the mill when the company decided te reduce the wages of puddling from M le 1 Tdper ten. and ether wages in proportion. The meeting of Sun day afternoon resolved te act ns a body nnd it was decided te glve all meu who tire called "bleck " uutll tbe meeting en Hun day, November 11, n cbance te clear them aelvea. All the trades In town nre lntercfatcd In the strike. Up te neon the vote polled In town la as fellows : First ward, 61D ; Hfcend ward, 380 ; Third ward, 300 ; total, I,lt3 A UAttl.Nd I'LOr. Tlie I'reildrney tn be Iteblied by Mdins et Frandulent Tickets. A New Yerk speclal te the Philadelphia Times fiaye: A daring deep-lald plot te -tteal a Bulllcient number of electoral votes te carry tbe election for the Repubilcan party has Just been unearthed. Tlie ecbeine, whose execution has with great Ingenuity been delayed until the very dsy borero election, contemplates the theft et ene electoral vete In every doubtful Democratic state, and if nucceseful would eeut a Re publican president In the Whlte Heuse In defiance of the exproeeed will of the people. Acoerdlnc te the timo-henorod but Boine Beine what roundabout method et electing a pruel dent by means of an electoral oeliego, bal bal eots aru cast in each state for a number et electors whose names, by reason of the fact that they must net be heldets of federal or state cilices, are cempirattvely unknown te the voters. It Is tbu presumptive untamtli arlty with the names et tbe Domeorutio electors which gives this bold Republican mantouvre a possible chance of tucctse. New Yerk state, tbe prlze ter which both parties are contesting, has thirty-six elec toral votes. In such a long list of nemef, it la alleged that tbe plotteto calculate that one Republican name, can be Mlpped In, se reducing the Democratic electoral collcge in this state te S5. A syBtematle atteck is therefore made en one man en the genuine ticket, and voters In various parts of the state are appealed te in behalf et subetltute candidates of the Re publican fnlth end well known in the local ity. The vlotlmcheeen in tlie New Yerk atateis Geerge Rcchtel, the wcll-koeivn Staten Island brewer, whose name appears second ou the Democratie electoral ticket Thousands et voters received an envelope, en tbe outBlde et which was the richest: "Please paste this ever the signature of Geerge RechieL" Thcee envelopes con tained pasters with the names of Repub licans well-known in their districts and oil men et considerable personal following in their respective walks of life. Oa Stalen Island the name chosen as a substitute for Air. Becbtel's was Read Renedlct, whlle in ether parte et the state olher names were used, the request being made in each Instance that they should be used lu place of Geerge Keebtel. lflheBcheme worked In anything like the degree hoped for by the Republiem managers it would result In a lobs of prob ably several theueand votes le Mr. Uechte), 0 losing him te run behind ene et the Re publican electors, who would theretore be chosen. The same scheme, with trifling inodloci inedloci inodleci tlon, la being worked in ether doubtful and Democratie htatts. In Indiana, West Vlr irlniB, New Jersey, Connecticut, Michigan, Virginia, North Carolina, Nevada and Cali fornia and several ether Mates tlie attack Is saade en one Democratie elector. Trills of a fieah Hunter. Tneenterprlslng mauager et thn Ohlc-ige Dime Museum lately rtcd In a Southern piper that 11 young woman named Little Jehn toad a beard five teet nlnu inches lu iMgtti. He nt onee wrote te the editor te aeai the freak for his museum, and !e4ved the following reply : " Your favor a band in regard te l-ilttlrjelm woman Wtttt beard five feet nlne Inches long. This la a local jpke w hleti grew ent of the woman MarrviflK a rata named Heard," & A Din VOIK LIKING I'OLLUU. iJoeille Ii Met SiiklDg th lretnlnBt l'it II VtrakUf VtHtla This Clt. The election In this oily Is progressing quietly Bnd a big vote la bsleg polled. The workers of the respective parties were en bsnd early this morning, and when the clock struck seven there wna Iccg lines of voters at the polls anxious te deposit their ballets, lly an Bgreement made between repreientativeBef each patty no money was te lie exponded In the purohase of votes. The liatnecrata kept their part et the birgaln made, but from the actions of some et the iUpub ln workers the susplolen is strong that they were using money quietly. There were no aisturesnces or any con sequence at any of ihe polling places up te 3 o'clock. The prohibitionists hid boys en the priuelpal etreetB distributing their tickets. Every man was reipectfully asked whether he did net want one of the Pre. hIDItlenlst's tickets. Very tew took them. In the First ward there was some exelte- ment oreatod when Samuel Keeler pre sented hlB vete. He wan ohallenged, want Insldeand swore that his residence was 221 West Chestnut street Jacob Orcenawalt vouched for Kceler and also swore te his residence. The facta of Iho cue are these : Keeler made his home with bis son at Ne. 221 West Chestnut street. Twe weeks age the son moved te the Ninth ward and slnce he moved the house has been unoccu pied. The position laken by the Deme era's was that as he made his home with his son, when his ion moved cwny and Mr. Keeler did net remain In the ward, that he alee lest his residence. The Republicans claim that Mr. Keeler Is n slngle man and considers the First ward at his residence. Depuly Unlted States Marshal Heward was called upon te arrest Keeler and Urcenawnlt, but he preferrodte make com plaint agnlnst them in the regular way and suits will probably be entered te-day Bgalnst Keoier for voting Illegally and (lrjonawnltferfal88ly a wearing te Koeler'a roaldenoo. TJIi: KLIX'TION nKTUIlNS. If thopeoploof this city de net have ex cellent opportunities of seeInK the election rettirnBas they come In this ovenlntf, it will net be the fault et the newspaper cilices. They have made all preparations te receive and display telegrams. At the jNiKi.i.iui'.NCKiiciuea ins returns win de displayed en the isre blackboards from the windows In the (aocend story et the buildlnKand facing en Centre Square. A large Are light has becn placed near by lu order that everybody can plainly nce te read Iho telegrams. Arrests Made, A. J. i.elhley, of the Third ward, was r.rrcsted by Untied SUtes Marshal Moison Meison Moisen saul for liribltiK a veter and Gcorue Dor Der wsrt wni arrested by the eame elllcer for taking nbrlbe. Jelm Haverstlek, of tlie Third ward, whs arrested for Illegal vetluif. The RtlcRalleu is that he never had a residence in the ward, but has lived at tbe Blmsliouse for yeara. Rail was ontered by all the accused for a bearing, in the Bixrn WAim. There has been suspicion all day that money was belng used In the Sixth ward. Doubtful voters wero all run Inte Alderman Doen'o rillee, whero they were "llxed." Daniel McKvey, a ronegauo Democrat, who was seen buying a veter, was arrosted by Deputy United Htatcs Marshal McQrady. ljQvr llnrtamn beoaine his ball for a hearlng bofero Commissioner Ken nedy. Te evon this up ConBtable lUrnhelt 1 lieu maue nempiatnt ugainst uoerge rren llsi bofero Alderman Deen, charging tblm with having purolmsed a vote. Prentiss was released en ball. Up te neon te day nolther Edward Bit nor, J. W. Rrewn, Fpbralm Shaub, nor Franklin Calder, the wen con nected of frauds at the primary eloctlen In the Sixth ward, bad net attempted te vete. It Is Bald tbey will net try It for fear of lie lie Ingarrestcd, Following was the vote up te 3 o'elock : Pres, ibat. First Ward no Second 'IVatd D.14 Third Ward 437 Fourth Ward MX) Filth Ward GIG Sixth Ward 733 Hevenlh Ward 650 Eighth Ward 015 Ninth Ward (KW Mayer. l'rns. ltS. lfSJ. 310 S9U f'J3 fM) 305 437 458 toy 430 &7J Clli Kr.& tW 050 035 7f)0 60(1 01H) 1.1)02 4,0.14 f,lll) 11KTI1NO IN TUU C1TV. lteput)llran Cever Huiue et ttie Unih (Jllertd by ttie Democrats. The excitement ever bets ou the election was gteat nil day yesterday and the Demo crats had plenty of inoney with which te back Cleveland. Towards evening tbe poeplo grew tnore nnd mero excited and Boen everybody was het. The place where the belting was liveliest was In the saloon et Jehn A. Snyder, ou North Queen street, Hern a large crowd of men et both parties gatbered and the Republicans, who were Nore at having been obliged te take water during tbe day, eummencd courage and began blullliig. The Democrats, root Ihem with solid cash nnd covered every cent that was shown. In a short lime Bbeutf 2,000 was posted. This was In sums of from (15 te DU0 and most of it was en the general re mit. One bet of 1100 was offered by the Democrats ou California and It was taken. The betters grew almost wild and every llme that the Republicans prosented a bold front with inoney they were ropulsed by the Democrats, who covered everything the former could show. The excitement contin ued uutll 12 o'clock, when It became neces sary te shut up ihe saloon, but the Domo Demo Dome cruts quit In the happlest kind of mood, as they had plenty et money left te wager fcr which they could Hud no taUers. Such excitement has never been witnessed In LHUCRsler by sporting men and it will net neon be forgotten. It Is very dlllleult for any ene te tell hew much money Is up lu this city en the election, but It Is something Ire Ire mendeus. lu HntrUburg there was the same ex ex cltrmenteud Democrats put their money up freely. The Republicans based all of their hopes en what Quay had told them, which Is the same oase here; whlle the Democrats rolled only en Cleveland's great strength, lu New Yerk last night the Democrats posted immeuse sums et money ; ene bet of tlO,C03te J8.000 was made aud cCds were about fjlOO te 30 en Cleveland. (Jeiud lieiue te Vele, ToniD4lly,advaucsrepresentatlvooll.oulso Aruut, ttpeut Sunday aud Monday lu this city, haing come en from Shenandoah. Tem Is bead ever heels lu business, but he found tlme eneugh te get here and cast his vote ter Orevtr uluveland. He left shortly after vetlug. A Wugtr settled. A peculiar wnger was nollced In the In. TKi.i.tuiiM'tnt ou Saturday. Aoeordlug te the contract made Ueorge Fex was te stand for one day lu the hollow et u large willow tree en North Mulberry street If Cleveland win elected, lu case of Harrison's election Milts Frankford was te de the same. Seme Republicans who feared that their man would have te de the standing cut the tree down last night. That setlled the wager, Tnxflii);tesiertment or fancy uavertlUnjr cards uud no elites can be leuua at tbe 1tl LiOBM'isa tlHcr. Just tbe thliiK far luttltute wck. Aleoalluellnuot Kudaiug stationery, program nrei, mumi?, etc. Orders itLtn for copper pUtd acd steel engraving. rubllsliers' Statement. 1 a view of ths following personal and unso unse llcltel U stlmeny from vrcl 1 known publlthers, it rtcjulrus no special appeal from us te our readers te demonstrate the worth and work of llUJU-llUKIb' HUMKOl'ATUlO BI'JCint3 In ttu lauilly. I'ub. Cannndilgua, N. Y. Journal : xte Biuallcst Cu'u In an aveiage tlzud family, wbu liuclllgently used, must ears many a Urise bill from the regular pbyslclan. L.luten, Yiit ,Jla aid .- we Bnd theeu rumedles very usslul and recommend them le our friends. Uanh&lltin, Has., Telephone . Have used two of these Casts of Bl'Eunuus wiib excellent tnTtctand desire another. Magaiu Kails N Y CMurltr . Our senior Lts usta yeurBI'X Oiriibte such geed purpose thst we desire a full line. Ttmii lllver, N. J., Democrat Tbe Gasu received from you a year uge la ex. haublud. I'lease tend anetner. Waupaca Wis , iZrrnibf (cun . our wile 1b a homeepitblc" phytlcuuana wnntjaue'har cise. NowileU land, l'a , Cforten . Tbcra are many families In tblvlclulyu9lngieuriemedles with won derful results. Woneedanettercafo. Coun cil Elutrn, la. Herald.- A Cased tbeseHl'E. CiriOSUlndUponsublelu the family, tend us two Aperutalortheaboro proves that there Is no uk) argulnit the i ueslleu of the potency of HUill'H'.lKVB' bl'JiCirit'3 for eipeolUser eipeelUser vice tn the family. 1 hey will de all that tbey rremiss if Jndictemly u4.-.tfj(ei yatrtr, HuAW g.hyytr-y-JByapHffryPtyyBfcfligtfafVKlMia, HfcAe.iw.,wvwl A. II. tteicnsttln. rrem the Amertcnn Fashion Knview tna lid lerj Art Jeurnbl, New Yerk, Nev.), US J. A. it. Beienstcln box the emm of litvlnit Bet'fii up the most attractive nnd useful an nouncement lint we Iiave teen this or any ether insxm. It tsa llttle Rem and will, no donet, lis hlgldf appreciated l; alt te whom It was sent, it consist) of nlne celluloid leaves a"eat IK Inch wtde and IJi Inches long, beau tlfnlly formed with rounded cornets and graceful rur?rf, and ptvettd ie that they oneu, fsn like. On the unur one Is engraved his announcement, tbe next mvca ere for lneuieranda, and nre headed with the mines of the days often work, nnd the Bthandeihare lorinlirrllancens notes. On the back of thn ninth in n neat scroll is tbe word " Motoi." Mr. Untold U. miner, an old graduate of our cutting school, we are plceicCl te Icain, U con nected with tblt eitablisn tnent. It MAHKKTH. Xlie VlilUutalplilB cattle staract. rHiLiDiLrnti, Kev. B. The receipts at!the North l'enniylvanla add West Philadelphia drove yards were t Fer the week i iioevoa, 4 loe sheep, 12,ene j begs, e.oeo. rrevlens week : Uoeves, 2,200 ; sheep. 12 040 ) begs, 7.MJU. ltnef Caltle were In peer demand and prices wtakert extra, HtHiet geed, XO 4ei medium, SiG!.ic. i common, MJ3iC lat cows :03Kc. Bheen weru In noer dnmandand nrlc'n de clined Km extra, 4KV pnea, 4UOtKc medium, 3!0c common, 2Q3e t J.ambs, BO OKc. llegs wnre In prer request and yKt lower; extra Cblcsser, HG!Kc fair Wesiurn, 7KO 16 1 sute, 707He. Milch OalvOB were dull at 208c. Milch oews were Inactive at tUQCQ, The Leral Live Bleck Market. Lakcastsr, Nev. C The receipts of live stock at tlie yard et James Btewurt for the week ending te-dav, weru light. Iho silos at this vara worn tee cattle. At Jehn W. Montr-er's yards the tales were SCO cattle, 1C0 hew nnd 210 sheep. ai ievi eantenig's yarns lucuuesuati hrirs. 'Ihenr be prices for 1e woek wero : Bleck bulls. 2d"Jw) per 100 pounds; atecKerj. ufes&u: fredurH. MeUOI&O: IAtcutUe.il Wl 7J: hrus. 0 (0shoep, rMQ5 73, ictta Bleck Market. CliioAne, Nev. 6 Caltlo-Uccelpts. lOtOO; (hlpments. nenu; market slew; buevus. IOIiOOOM; atuers,t3(Jlue; steckdrsand (cndiim GOlb0; cews.tiuils and tnlzed.lt tOOl 35 renins steer, 11 WQ.l VG 1 Western rangerB, 300tsn. IloKs-Uecelpts, 1J,ote headt nMpmcnts. none 1 marknt uctlvei mixta 16 M ttJMt heavy, $5 000515 ; llgnt, Wflnc); skips, S&OA fiQ. Blieep Uecelpts, 2,030 head 1 sMpments, 11111101 market stndvi nnttvus, l3(elt Wnsiern Bbern, tl 20f1 10, 'jexua shorn, IJ7503W; lam In, tl l'JXets uu. Kait Libbrtt. Uaiun Itprctpts. 2291; shipments. 17(0; market nothing delnifi oil thieuKhrniitlgnmcntii Slcrs unlpimd te Nnw Yer te-day. JJIIAT11H. Jliiin. In this city, en tlie eth inl , Ilonja Ilenja mtn F. llurr, tn tbu 53th year of his age. Tbe lelatlves and friends of tlie family, also Pest 84, O. A. K-, and all soldiers, eru respect I ally Invlted te attend the funernl from IiIb Ute rojldencn, Ke. 47 West (Icrxan streel, en Wednetday alterucen tit 3 o'clock, lncriucnt at Woodward II 111 ccinetery. HKW At) VtCltriHKMKNTH. B AK1NU POWDKR. ROYAL BAKING POWDER, Absolutely Pure. mil IB nowder nover :varles. marvel et mirta. Mnr,i X purity, strength and wholejeineuoss economical than the ordinary kinds, and cuu net be sold In competition with the multitude of low teat, short welabt, alum or phoHplmte Kwders. Held only in earn. KerAt, lusma iwdsb Ce.. lee Wall btroet. New lerk. lylb lydAw TMI'OHTEDIN IIUTlT.Ka. GENUINE IRISH WDI3K.Y. UOUUKU'S L1UUOU HTOKK, No.aJC'entreBfiuarB. Lancaster, l'a. c I.AKKE'B NEXT SNAP. LOOK OUT -reu- CLARKE'S NEXT SNAP IN- Teas, Coffees and Groceries And In the moanttiue cninoiiiuHecure your Cukes and CmckeiH ut old ptlcea. Wuluve about thirty dltrureut kludi unl are stlllng them very cheap. AG00DEOLLEUFLOUJB, 55p Quarter, 'J8c Hair Quarter. Tbree founds Evaporated Apilcets for 25 cent New Prune and t'luuisat Lewist 1'ilccs. r-Alaya bear lu mind If you wmit u dol lar's worth of Urocerlcs.for about tuc you MUST CALL ON S. CLARKE, TUECHBAl'K.aT Tea, Coffee and Grocery Stere IN Til K STATK, li.' aud 11 Seuth Queeii St lydiw Dv 1DEND. FITNATlOSALlUr, i I.ANOAI.TKK. 1A.. Nnpiiinluir f. l4 ( The Ileurd of ulreclnrs of UiU Hank hive docJured a semi-annual dividend of Mvul'er Cent .payable en aenmnd. ltdAw UKNUYU. HAltNKU, Cashier. ELEOTION KE TUKN'M AT TUK UOil UtCUClaLIlOTKL. ...ftttl Election ltetuins will lie received bv W.U. wire at my hotel THIS KVENINO. Pri vate wire In tha hotel In aiii'ct communica tion whb New l'erk and fhlladeiplila : ll UHAb. K. O01I9. DIV1UKN1). Klivmu' National Uins, ) LAMOASTAK. 1a.. NnVMlnlt..r f. 144 TbO Dlrt'CtCl bivn thlH flnv (1i4i-lur.il ii ..'mil J. i annual dividend of fn$ 1'er Vtnt., payuble ou duuuud, fixe or tux. C A 1TON DKIOMITII, ltd t a, blur. DIVIDEND. Lascastks CeuTv National l)Ax. ( ., . November C, Is-S. J The IlCHtd of Dlii-cteni of this lUnlc liave declined ulilvideudet ilve i'er Cent, for tbu last six months, piyable ou di.ms.nu d . a JJUENJCMAA', Cashier. A TTENTJON POHT81. ;.lliV, efflc.rj Rn(1 comrades of Ure. il. 7 no m 1 e-iui, me requesu,a te meet at pest betdjuttttera te-morrow iWclnsday) utter-5S2i..,-l..?J..c,ec.w le attend thalunem' of ',tlu?lur?lB' " amlu Heir. Kull uul "iw?leveaaacn,,' 'st W H cer. dlaijylnyliea. j. a. . ukeii. V.M.UMT, Commander. , livasT. Adjutant. ltd KBW ADVMR T18KMBNTB. -n lbliKEUBlVK UOUDKYK KVKRY Day. Ilye taken In exchange for whliky. DISTIIiMCRY-NO.CH K. KINO ST. sr8tore-Wa lSCenlietquare. seplMfd it H A WOMAN WANTS A H1TUATJON at lioiiteworB i Hniliiltlphli or country prefdrred t wages medeiats. AOOrms fertlittxi ilitVK, MKB. lIlaMAC lid Me. 4tu West Orange BUcnt. A MTmUU'S FAIjAOK OK 1'AHUION. ASTRICH'S BROS.' PALACE OF FASHION, 13 East King Street. Lancastek, Pa. Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear Department. Never before have we been able te show such a complete line in these departments as just new ; and it has been our special aim te secure the very best values which can be pro cured for the money. A few reminders of what is geed and cheap. An excellent fine Balbriggan Stocking for 10 cents a pair. Heavy Balbriggans, full regu lar mnde, only i2jc a pair. Ladies' Black Cotten Hese, excellent quality and heavy, only iec a pair. Extra geed qualty, only 1 2c. Ladies' Black and Colored Hese, full regular made, only 12jC One let of Ladies' Black and Colored Hese, only 5c a pair. One let of Children's Colored and Black Cotten Hese, plain or ribbed only, 7c a pair. One let Children's regular made Ribbed Cotten Hese, only i2c a pair, some of them worth 25c. Children's extra heavy Ribbed Weel, 20c a pair. Gents' Knit Socks, seamless, at 5c a pair, former price iec. Gents' heavy Knit Socks, seamless, 8c a pair, former price i2jc. Ladies' Ribbed Hese, full regular made, fast black, " Shoppers," 25c. Ladies' fine Cashmere Hese, full regular made merino heels and tees, 25c. Ladies' fleece lined extra heavy Hese, black and un bleached, 25c a pair. Infant's Cashmere Weel Hese, seamless, iec a pair. We again remind you that we are selling very elegant Kid Gloves, in 3 and 4 buttons, at 37c a pair, and a most beautiful black, "Fourchette" Kid Gloves, at 50c. These are two bargains which cannot help but draw your attention te our extreme low prices in all goods. ASTRICII BROS. 1KHH ,V HK0TUKK. What $5 Will Buy. (6 Yeu have the choice of 20 dif ferent Btyles of Children's Suits in till the latest cloths, but of the kind that gives the boys long service, liuyers generally knew when they are getting a bargain. That Is why we so licit your calliug. We have M different styles of ileys'and Children's Overcoats, all of the latett and most fash, ienuble cut. Yeu can select a coat from these for your boy that will have the appearance of one coating twice the money and weir you quite ns well. The manner iu which these goods ure made would de u credit te custom work. It is noteur intention te con vey the Idea that we have $"i Suits and Overcoats only. There are 3,000 Suits and about 1,000 Overcoats en our coun ters, ranging in price from $1.00 te $10.00 for Suits and ei.00 te $15 00 for Overcoats, but It is our intention te convey the idea that our J5 Suits and Over coats are such as defy all ethers te produce anything similar for the same money. O ee- (jr O ee ee en "n e H1RSH & BROTHER, Leading Clothiers & Merchant Tailors, CORNER OF N QUBUNbT &OBNTRHSQUARB, I. M AttTKU, i'A. $5 H $S S5 n BROTHER 55 OLOTlllNU, AO. WANTED-A " SITUATION BY""a yentiK woman as chambermaid or in a e dln'ng room. Apply at tiiih errtcK. IJHIiKY'H TOLU KXPKOTORANT Is an admtinlila reniedv for rnmrln ntid ce'ds plrnsant totnkesndorrcat value. I'ut up at a repuinr price, IS rants n bettln. Fer a.ieai aunL'8 ukOmbtebb, 80 West King Btreet. BIDS FOH THE COLtiEOTlONOFDE llnquent City Tuxes win be received up te Friday evenlnir. Hevnmliar a. at 8 o'clock. Unlinls Kehror. (jlerk, will alt in Select Conn oil ohsmtier between 7 and 8 o'clock p. in. By order of nltfd rtNAMOBCOUMITTBK. Si'EOlAl.,-J08T RECEIVED, A Large Invoice of SCOTCH THOU8KKIHU dlreet Ircin Bcetland. Ibe proper thing for butlncis near. Uutable and Btyllth. Cut In the Lateit Btyle A I'crfcct Fit buatantcea. A. II. KOsRNSTKIM, FIne Ihllerlng, 68 North tlueen street, corner of Orange, HO-1 yd It Lancaster, Fa. nAIili, 1383. Fine Tailoring for the Latest Novelties, confines styles. Largest a sertment of rtna Woolens, and prices as tow as any, go te H. OERHART'S Only Direct Importing Tailor. 43 NOUTR QUEKH BTEKIW. R EAD HOMK TESTIMONY. J. 1. Travis, of 602 Beaver striet. Luieuter. Pa., says tbat bis daughter was cenn nod te the house with such a terrible bid cough tbat inoeiu uidiBrreR briatu. jjqisde used one uetue or mat wenaertui rtmea Iv. UUGit and was cured. COUHliAU'd UUUuH CUE, 1 ry it, it is guaranteed. Prlce 25 and BO cents. Fer sale only by CUUHHA.N.THE DBUGGIST, lin A 133 North Uueen bt, Lancaster, l'a. Tu.ThAs XTALUE I Satisfaction Is what has Riven me the extensive patronage Ibavorucelv4d from tbe public, ily line of rorelan and Denusilcs Is unsurpassed in the the city. VUICKS AWAY DOWN, AB USUAL. TROUSERS I Hpeclil attention Is. called teuiy Tremers, In which l lead. ASKEW, Jailer, MOB. 2X4 AND 236 WKST KINO RTilKKT. e27 3mdr,a EL ATM AND KUK9. fXCLUSlYKLY HATS AND FURS. AMEB -LEADING Practical Hatter and Farrier, 30 WBSIKINQST. UKNTS' riNK HATS. LA OIKS' CHOICE runs. llKiT SKALSlilN COATH AND JACKETS ON HAND, OUMADKTOMKASUUKAS DES1UED. MUt't'S IN ENDLESS VAUIETY. 027-' Id J."' MAKT1N dt OO. VISIT -aim- LADIES' & OHIIDaEFS COAT DEPARTMENT, -AND T'xamine the Novelties. Seal Plush Coats and Jackets, A SPECIALTY. aT Special Bargains. All Ladles' nnd Children's Coats carried ever from last season have been reduced te exactly half the former selling prices. J. B. MARTINi & CO. a ATS. EJTAUr'KKK & CO. llecauie we havejust what people need, llecause we bave the largest stock from which te select. llecause we have only the latest aud newest at j lea. Uerause we have no doubt ful qualities. Ilnrause extra cam Is taken te lit and pltaiu yeur pur chase. llecause our prices are tbe low est. Oar Far Dtpirtacnl WK AUK UAVINd A UAl'lD SALE ON 11A1S. WKSjT 1 B, II H 1.76 and J.0d run BTirr UAT I has been enlarged and we are new nrunared tosbew veu tbe & Kit SOLD. largest and rl nest assonment ni l.auits' ana uknt'S r'Ulibana rUUTKlUMINUB at Uotlem 1'rlccs. UO HEf, KltKI.LAS UOODS. GLOVES, UM. aud UUllUElt TUL'NKS and TUAVK1.1NU 1SAUS AT UIU HAUUAINH. StaufFertt Ce, 3 aud 33 N, Queen St. LANCASTEH, tA. NMW ADVMRTiaKMKNTS. lOOK STOVES AND RANUK& STOVES! We liavn in Stjles of the Latest and Most Improved COOK STOVES & RANGES. We have 70 Styles of the Latest and Most Improved HEATING STOVES. The prices of our Cook Steves rangefrdm uu iiuuce num.. fin fleallncr KtnvAa ftvtm .......a................... ,..,., t i, 1 f . yju xuiiur xietuera irem The Novelty Cellar Furnace continues te grew mere popular every year. Our Steve Bales are very large and our Prices are the Very Lewest. REILLY BROS! & RAUB, 40 and 42 NORTH ( N KIT DOOB TO THE POSTOITiCB.) UHUOBKIES. QOFKBES1 TEAS I OHOIOE OLDOOFFEES. rrtsh Boasted Dally and; Finest Sew Crep. TEAS. We Guarantee for fine flavor and Geed Dunking dualities. GBOBQB WIANT, NO. 113 West King B. F REE 1 FHEE ! I FKEE ! ! I Fer One Menth Only, and Positively fraud Connected With It. Ne . A. Reist & Ce., lilGU QUADS GUO0EBB, COUNKU BAST KINQ A DUKKSTS., Will positively Rive te the person drawing tbe lucky number, a hindseme Hand- I'alnted Picture, SX by fi feet, frame seven Inches wide, elided, or It picture Is net wanted 51n geld will be Rl von Instead. The above Is te be drawn In this manner i Every person purchasing one pound Coffee or one-uilf pound Tea wltl be glyen a num bered check, and the 24th et November the lucky number wilt be .prlnted In our weekly advertisement. Kemember, we de this tJget our renewned Coffees and Teas Introduced throughout the city and county, and when once tried yen will use no ethers. Meney will be rolunded If goods are net satisfactory. NKW UUOCKUIKS UECBIVKO DAILY. HKMKMUEU TUK l'LACr, W. A BEIST & CO, COH. EAST KINU A DUKK STS. Tl E18T. PERFECT COFFEES -AT- REIST'S. WE HAVE SrUUOK IT AT LAST. C1IASK 4 SANBOltN'8 HUSTON UOASTED currcE's. SS-They lnve a Nii'Ienal Ecputatlen We hxve the ExcluslvoSale ter Lancisler city. I'ut In atr-tlRht cans, which, which com cem com p'etely exclude all inolsture und lUmpness. NutewhUwetny:, SEAL lilt AND. Th's Cofffe is picked In two-pound atr-ttglit tin chus. which thoroughly pi (nerves Its orlg erlg lnal rtiver mid stimuli! i In guaranteed tobe a tale combination of l'rlvute Plantation Java und Arabian Mecha preduclnga perfect blend of gieit strength and exquisite flavor. CUUSADE DLENDKl) Is a combination of three distinct special growth coffees : ene noted ler Its great Dtrenntb, another for lis dellcate aroma, and tbe third fcr Its delicious flavor. The sclentllle blending of these tbiee coffees produces the most terfect coffees en tbu liiirket. AUABIAN MOCHA Is the finest coffees of the kind en the mar mar Wet. Much Is cold that Is nolgentilue-enrsls warranted. STANDABD JAVA. 1 he Best Genuine Private Plantation Java Ceffca en the market. Try it, and you will net be without It. Combination Java, Btandard Java and Mecba Mixed Fancy Bie and Pure Sintes. The drinking qualities of these ceOees cannot besurpcsjid. Reist, Wholesaled Retail Grocer, WUOLESALE.AND K ETA II, GltOOEU, . Mertheist Uaruer West KIbk tad Prince Slreeti, LANOABTKU.l'A. 4VTelephone ana free Delivery, FMSWOHKS. A'1 r BUKBK'S. After the Election. THE VI0T0BI0U3 PARTY Will wain te Olebrale In Victory in Seme Vy. Ai Dealers In FIREWORKS FLAGS & LANTERNS At all tlmej, we will have a geed supply or UiOM' Hoedi In stock, uud wlthiiiluy's uettcu we can supply almost any quantity. FRESH GROCERIES AllltlVINU DAILY One Hundied UaikiU CO.VP UlI) AND CA TAWBA GUAl'ES, Geed audtbeup. NEW KUU1TS. NKW OANNKI) AND HOT TLK GOODb, Klnc-t TEAS AVI) COrKKES, with CanCldate 1'u nil el l'boteu. finest of the t'ampilgn, A ITew I elt. BURSK'S, NO. 17 BAHT KINQ BTKHBT, I.ANOASTKH, I'A SWlelepbone tUTE OAN HKKVti YOU WKLL AND TV save you money In advertising. Esti mates free. ADTERTISING GUIDE-BOOKS. The most complete and original ever Issued. Sent ou roeoipt of U) cents te pay for packing and ferwatdtug. ADVSBTtStia WttlTIHO A EPICIALTT. The L. Jeff, Ultbenrre Advertising Ageney. 118 and IW Eut Baltimore btreet. Baltimore, ua. eaniaw ..tll.00tei.10O6 I COO te 125 00 . ....... e 8.00 te 130.00 (18.60 te 140.00 ............... ........ ....... ......1 QU1BN ST. 0Tu49 DRT OOODB. TLOAK8. CLOAKS ! WATT &SH AND fl. 8 AND 10 EAST KINU ST11KET, Avethewlnfr a Wonderful Variety of Ladles', Misses' and Children's NEW FALL COATS In all tbe Lateit Novelties. Upwards or 25 Styles rrchlldren's Uretchm Coats lu flu Hi. ettlpes and 1'Jaln Celers In sizes from 4 te It yearr, Hisses' Newmarkets in all styles of trim trim mtefrs, sizes from 8 te IS yrars Ladles' Jackets have never been se popular. We off or tbe best obtalnable SUicklueit Jacket) at 13 no, t3.ne, i ou aud 3.t0 each. stecklnctt Jackets, trimmed wlta braid, I u newdeilgns. . Ladlei Cleth Jackets In Plslds. sulpes. Check and Solid colors, at I?, tl, fl.Uiotle each. LADIES' NEWMARKETS, LADIES' UAQLAN8, LADIES' NEWfOUTb, tn all the New Styles at Lew Prlcss, Our Large Line of SEAL 1'l.tJSUSACQUES, SEAL l'LUSU JACKETS, SEAL FLUSH MOD Have been made te cur Special Order, and are the best value lu the market. New Yerk Stere. Asr-MeCall's I'apper Patterns sarsend for Queen fashion Sheet for vomber. Ne- B AKOA1NH. RED HOT BARGAINS -AND- Milk-White Treatment UO TOUhTHKU FVEKY BTOUE. TIME IN OUU A BAUUA1N FOU KVKHV BUYKU. DAUGA1NSIN COMrOKTS. Comforts We each. Beld elsewhere ferTfc. Better UoeUat-'c.ll (0. tl S5, 11.10, 11.73,12.10. I? 60, 13. 0U, 3.t0, l 0 and il.te. BLANKETS. tie a patr, worth t7kc- We also have tfcein Mr 75c. ll.oe, 11,50, 2 00, 2 te, li.oe, t3M and np te 112.00 a pair. All are bargains. QUILTS. Large size Qullte, geed quality, only 75c Ourtl.25 Uullt is a surprise te everybody. IX tn seed of a Quilt we have them Irem 7Sc up te the flnest quality at low prices. FLANNELS. AU-Wee) Bed flannels from 12Kc upwards-All-Weel Heavy lttd Sbaker ITlannel, almost yard wide, only 25c a yard. Wblta riannelt as low as 8e a yard, our 2lc White- Flannel Is a wonder te everyone. CANTON rLANNELS. A geed heavy Canten at se a yard, one at 7c that cannot be matched. We have MUSLIN'S. Bleached and Unbleacbed, ysrd wide, as low asreayaid. Fer S3 you get almeit the best liemnantscf Appleton "a "only 5c a yard : yard wide. TABLE LINENS'. Table Linens at remarkable low Qgures. A geed ene for 12Xe a yard ; alt linen. Our 2Jc ujlnchlsthe beil goods we ever offered ler the money, ; LINEN TOWEL1NGS. Towellngs-geod goods from 2X, SX aud 4 cents a yaid and upwards. NOW FOH A BAUGA1N-UAL1UOKS-NEW GOODS. 2W. .IX, "ii and 5 cents whoever heard of Calicoes te ebei p. NAPKINS. All-1 Inen Napkins, 2c, 50c, 75c, ILU) a dozen and upwards. UNDBUWEAU. Chlldten's. from ICe onwards. Mlsies', from like upwards Ycutbs'. Hern 2(c upwards. our Ladles' Merine Vest, tllk ttnUb, nt37S'c, is tbe biggest bargain In Underwear ever offered. This Is a Great Ohauce. BUVBU'S BKNKm'AND UAliUilN UOOM AT Charles Stamm's 35-37 North Queen Sheet, Bosten Stere. g LUliKAHH WANl'KD-1'HK HlUbl. pt cash price pstd for old Brass and CCp. Kir. The finest brats castings itade te order etal pattern work nnUn a at reasensjjiy rates. M. W. rit AIM'S lock werkJ near ixwuers iiansuiK suuejig, ll-Ta,TMBtfd
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