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sVAKOASTEK, HOVEUBEtl 16, 1S88,
r False FraUclIcm.
fke triumph of Blaine's parly is rap
r followed by a boom in trust stocks;
I Mew all the great carpet manufae
i bare united te raise the price of
ttsatr product. They claim I bat some
of carp;t hare been selling at cost,
L'tbat the only way In which Ihey can
MM a profit is by some mutual ngree-
i m te prices through their asiocia asiecia
It is thought that the price will be
1 lire cents a yard.
&? Th ilnlw nn pfirnull rnna frnm ii 70
ftr cent, en yam Venetian, and two-ply
, ; tMrnln te 73.02 cer cent, en printed anu
1 otered druggets. The duty en Brussels
arpeta is CO percent. Here is an industry
offering under our tariff system which
ikl4e its establishment possible. Suffer-
M because it, by the deformity and
u 'abuse of that system, .is chut out from
B..-i ivlAulna. Mnvt.etfi nl eniiif( find unruiAli
te de at fair prices at home. Under the
'i ! nf l.tff Mkwtalnn Afltrrmaf Ail livfllA
Democracy, this industry would have had
'.;? the ample protection of a 40 rer cent.
, '?;uty, and foreign markets would bate
liJfm a - ik t. l. I..tlt., f
?,' JBSi Ul'CUCU Ml Jfc Ujr lug lurjuuuiiuu hi
a:.. " . ...-i- T. ... i ...... i.i
"tree raw materials.
J. I ee uui MUUIll
manufacturers te
T.&.'tlAtHk fmntlljlfl tllPftA
Lnnuike carpets cheaper and better than
;.L ifBJ JII IUO WOnUjUUUJU Itmiu iui '"
i -2iaperted raw material, in return for the
1 V. Jf il a t lt.a 1..Mt.na aV CKnniln
lflHOi epain, anu mu juiuuui ui vyaiinun,
f$&m could Bend the works of American
Kff looms,:; triumphs of incentive skill and
'& mechanical genius, In a blind panic
Vv wr a false alarm of free trade, tne
5peeple have chosen instead of this wlse
KM course te keen en discouraging cstab-
sittshsd manufactures, nnd driving them
Ef into combinations and trustB. It may
i"-; aeem a parauex, uuii ib is uue, iuenu
combination is for protection against pre-
fi urnnn ntrniimL mih iiiili:iuiiiiii v iiu
rt tfrmtA nrntflfttiffA tfirifT tliAt is nillni? iin
X money in the treasury vaulls when it is
'? needed .in (business, excluding the raw
1m. .I.J.1. f.....l.1 fn Irlefi n ., ,1 all
P rtiLjJ JHBICI1UIB jl.ttutu iu juuuaiij, iuu 014-
5$ loredarie3 when it ought te dominate
? the world.
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W,t JLUICTLH XBUIUK Villi
"si After b. while there mavue neuiMK
left of the foundation upon which has te
flddenly srewn up te great proportions
r& the fame et Matthew Stanley Quay as a
yf1 manager of presidential campaigns. "We
g' bare It en the authority of the Palia
$ delphia Timti that Quay's original plan
f $ was te abandon New Yerk nnd expend
ra-4 1.1a ..a. nn.l Inlirt- An t Vntldil 1 1 . 1 1 f VflW
UUCUCIgJT UUUinum UUVUUIILVMbllVtuii
Jersey and West Virginia. He was
overruled; and we are left te suppose that
the Philadelphia fellows who contributed
- the money decided also where It should
be pp;nt.
And new the Philadelphia llccenl
comes along with the announcement that
Quay refused te the Delaware Republi
cans the $10,000 with which they
premised Sussex ; nnd that the mere
credulous "Wauamaker gave it te them.
Te him is given the glory etcarrjlng'.u
senatorial seat in Delaware for n Repub
lican. As the matter new stand?, we de
net see what there is te Eiiatuhi the glory
of Quay. lie did net contribute the cash;
bat is said te have made $80,000 out of
the performance. He did net select the
field in which the cash was te be apent te
lect the Republican presldent;and did net
win the Delaware senator. Xer has he
accomplished the feat of securing a Re
publican mBJerity In Cengrcsj; te which
he and Dudley are said te be giving their
preient attention in "Washington ; n very
neble pair of conspirators.
There are several reflections forced
upon us by these rovelations,u3to Quay's
imbecility, which come te us from Phila
delphia, and evidently from the home of
the rich manufacturers who were bled
of their money. And the first is that
there is some ene amongst them who is
net content with the credit of giving the
money but who wants a big share of the
creilt of managing its distribu
tion. There- evidently Is net glory
enough te go nruund betwixt
him and Quay. Jehn Wauamaker
we spot as this discontented and ambi
tious spirit ; the great .battle was wen
by Wauamaker, he would have us think,
with Quay as sleeping associate. Appar
ently Jehn wants te be the Pennsylvania
bes under Harrison, aud aches for n
cabinet dike. Having made a fortune in
trade he wants te make a name in states
manship ; like Jeb Chamberlain, who has
made a hit at both businesses. Or It may
be that Jehn lias become se used te seeing
himself exalted by his advertising agent
that be . is quite unable te uuder
stand a situation in which he takes
part but in whtch he is Bet down
In the newspapers as a e )nd Q Idle. Or it
may be again that Jehn has beensheckcl
at Matthew'a unmerality, pref.inlty and
peer clothes; and thinks that no such
man Is worthy of the kingdom, or te get
In anywhere ahead of Jehn Waua
maker, illustrious as a tailor, a Sunday
school teacher, and a drygoeda seller.
And it seems te us that this late
fraternity between Quay and Wanamaker
needs explanation even mere than the
evident dlssclutlen of their relations.
Hew could se pIeub n mau and one se
Impious work together for common glory
and the euicess of the great and geed
Harrison? And hew could Sunday
Ssboel Jehn buy these Delaware votes
with 410,000 ; or the New Yeik votes
, with 81,0CO,0O0. And if they weie net
bought with the money hew did the money
CM mem j" aha votes were get aud
the money get them ; these two facta are
Utd upon JohnWanamttker'sautherltj ;
and new it is eminently in order that w e
heuld be te'.d by the same authority hew
a Sunday school Uacher can spend
money for the purchase et votes,
directly or indirectly ; and hew
it ;maV:eJ it any better it the wicked
Quay did It in 'ew Yerk ; and hew Jehn
W. iaanv leas wicked or j-nendlnir U. nil
by his lone self In Delaware. We pause
for a reply; nnd de net susiejt
tbat we will ever even hear an echo.
And still the v'rlueui Wanamaker may
,acend te the cabinet council of
the geed Harrison. It mayle that the
much lauded and really imbecile Quay
may be taken by the president-elect at
Wanamaket'a estimate ; and Wanamaker
at the name. And it may be that this
will be lovely for Jehn ; but hew will it
be for Harrison ?
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Ol'nincM. I'ni.LlllN. nf thn mla-nr.
jeW eewpiny, rys that In Dtccmber a regular
y waakty train between JSew Yerk and San
: -f Vrmeolsce wlU enable ttavelera embarkluir
, .tquffj:u5'n te cover the entire dUlanee
te the Golden CUte of the PaoIOe In cloven
days. The dUUnce from Quecnttewn te
Ban Franolieo U 0,800 milca, and tlx days
soil hulf are allowed for the vejurb from
Qaofrnttewn. ana four ana a half days for
Uie rail (ttlp acreu tha continent "Tba
meat rapid tralna en the Union and Central
Pad no rotdicemumefourdijaln making
tbodlaUnceeri,8COmllea from San Fran Fran
ciseo te Omaha, while the aebedule of Mr.
Pallman'a train centemplaUa the reduotlen
et that time te two ana half daya. The
jonrney from Mew Yerk te Omaha will be
made In two duva. The meat aplendld
palaca alcf ping eara ever oenttructed are te
be placeJt upon the rout, and ene train at
week win be run eacn way." una train wiu
be known aa the Oelden Gate pedal.
Thk Adama express company la reach
ing out westward and haa aeenred an outlet
beyond Chicago, where It haa been en
tirely unknown. Trie contract for operatlng
the cxprets line of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad has been taken by the
Adorns company and they are thus given
fall aweep ever 4,000 miles of read In the
Kerthweat, This will eenalderably modify
the exprecii rates te Bt. Paul and ether
pilots en this system.
It Is sild that this Is only the flrat move
of a great plan ter the expansion et the
Adams terrlteiy. It la expected that the
company will begin te receive express
matter for Kurepean points stout the last
of February or first of Mareb. Nearly
overy sleatmtilp sailing from Mew Yerk
after tbat ttme will carry txprets metsen.
gers In ebarge of goods bound for Liver
pool, Qtargew, Queenatewn, Havre and
llremeti. At these points the English and
continental cilices will take held of the
goeda and forward them te their destina
tion. We may have te straggle with an
express monopoly before many yeara,
m
Wb bave received wltu the compliments
cf Dr. K. E. Illgbee bis annual report en
the aeldlera' orphans of Pennsylvania for
1683 Tl.e Mount Jey aoheol is represented
by Principal J. U. Bmlth In bla report as In
excellcnt condition. He says, "aa time
obliterate the remembrance et the 'Merris
Investigation,' with all ItsdcmerallzInK in
fluences, the discipline becomes better aud
easier te maintain."
Dr. Ulebee enys tbat the cchoela during
the pal year bave been In a very tatlarao tatlarae tatlarao
terj condition and rpjaka In the warmest
terms of pralse of the character and attain
ments of the teachers and the discipline
and training et the scholars, lien. Jehn
M. Ureer has been especially aottve In ad
vancing the sanitary condition of the
schools. He notes tbat by the law the
soheols terminate June ,1600, and shows
that there will then be In them 1,649 deiti deiti
lute children under the age of alxteen. "In
most cases the children will be homeless,
and It tent adrift will be left te Idleneiaand
vagrancy. The leg's'ature abenld take
seme action In relerenoe te tbese young
helpless ones," He considers it Impossible
te apprentice them or te find private faeilllea
willing te take them and thinks that the
only thing te de la te send the youngest te
permanent orphan asylums until they are
10 or 18 ycara of age. "Takecaroef the
yeunp," he says, "let no vagrant child be
found In hed go, highway and byway. Let
the commonwealth goeut aud compel thorn
te ceme In. Tncn Jail and prison expenses
will rapidly decrease. This will overbalance
Ite fold nil cost such proper care may
require We with that every destitute
eblld In the state bad the fnll prlvllegea of
an education, cost what it may; and Chris
tian olvllliiilen eventually must accomplish
Ihh."
An appropriation off 230,000 la naked for
at the coming aesslen et the legislature
which Mill run thOHChoela until thelr close!
Itlaahewn that there bave been 11,831 ad
missions te the schools alnce they were
opened ; the coat of the syatein slnca goleg
Inte operation has been f 8,003,623.60. The
appropriation for the year 1SS0 waf3J0,.
W2 77.
Tin: total vfllue of our experts et beef
and hog products ilurlng the last twclve
months was 170,081,455, against 178,000,1)07
during the previous twolve mouths. The
total value of our experts et dairy products
during the Inst bIx months was (7,120,028,
ni;lnBt I8W1.0J2 during the aame ilx
months of 18S7.
PEllbONAL,.
Mil ItcnnitT l.euis Hikvi:.nse.v la rr rr rr
porled in oapltel heallh and spirits und tic
lighted with overy feature of bla Seuth I'd I'd
clile wnnderlngs,
l)it. Lkland Mir.i.Kn, et Bheilleld,
has glen t-10 000 te Williams oellegoto
eatabllsb a chair In Amerlcan history, lit
erature and blecju juce.
Itr.v. Anthe.nv Atwood, the Ntster of
the Philadelphia Methodist conference,
tiled en Thursday. He was nearly lllly
years tin active nud eUectlve minister.
Uklva Loeuwcod called en Geverncr
Hearer en 'Ihursdayjend madoaspeeob te
the etonegrapher'a grapbophene, explaining
why ehe was net elected president
Ki:v. Ma, Kn.NDiueii of Columbus," O,,
via chosen missionary bishop ever the
Jurisdiction of New Mexico and Arizona,
by the KplMepil heusa of bishops at Wash
ington, en Thurday.
Hen. Jamks Monitew, of West Virginia,
who was a prominent candldate for tbe
Domreratlo fsUbematerlal nomination last
spring and wua defeated, has goue ineane
ever the disappointment. He la new at
home carefully guarded, but will seen be
removed te a hospital. His friends have no
copaei uisncevery.
TUK OltEAT S11MIO UATTLC.
lllcliuienit visitors Witness b Urana Bill!
tary Cutuuu Uavalty, Artillery aud
lutauiry I'sttlclpals.
On Thurr day at 4 o'elook the much-talked-of
t-lmtn battle tcek place in front of the
L-raud stand of the exposition at Klcbmend,
Va. The 11 nld which the race track en
clrekH looked like a piece of weeds. Pine
Ireiahad been planted thickly, and about
twenty Iho while and red line Usks had
been plsced.
Mera than 5,000 men, nmbraclng the city
mlltlU artillery, eavalry and Infantry
and twocempsules lieui Keldaville, N. O,,
ene company from Norfolk, the Lynchburg
Artillery, the hurry Ueuuty Oavalry aud
tbe Hanover Trtep (cavalry), of Uauever
county, took part. Ine lighting was waged
all ever tbe let Inside the track and en both
etiXHer the Pompeii structure. Instead el
calling the opposing armies Federal and
I
uotnulirate it waa thought hotter te dealg
ii bih iijuuj as uuciibivu anu aoiensive lerces,
as the cee may be. The delonalve poaltlea
wan iu the bunch nf pluea te the right of the
grand stand. This gave an ldta of the
maneuver!1.
The Icrcfn en the defensive established a
picket pest and put a platoon of lufantry,
which nui)ieiiuentlyform;dasklrrnlshllue
iu Btuliutt. A scouting pally from the
tlfenrhe tide moved up the rae tiack In
the direction of the pUket peat. When they
dlscetend ihe picket they ittlrtu te the
main lli.e fcr rolufeicomeats.
With an increased numler they again ad
vanced and lutt with a volley et musketry
from the defonelve Inrantry and plckeip,
which made them ratreat rapidly. Beth
Blut-H thou tatablltued picket llui a aud tbe
artilleiy of both arinlee opened tire.
The skirmish llnea advanced toward
each ether, ttrlcg as they marched, The
'eiecalvcr, alter reinforcing thelr Unci),
e intlaucd te advance, nnd tbe ellcnalve
ujey leurea 10 tneir second line, where
they were nisi reinforced. The Una of
battle moved up te the skirmishers and be
gan flrinc, continuing the advance, whleh
caustd the men ea tLe derenslve te retreat,
ihe skirmishers retired te the main line
and hue uiade a brave stand. 'Mid the
becmluK of citllltry from both sides the
main Lcdy eitued fire. Here the cavalry
cbBTKtd m Kallant elyle down the east side
of the race uatk and llankcd tbe defensive
forces. The battle waged hotly for awhile,
arid was filially wen by the cOenHvealde
Then ihe filing ceased. The prisoners were
marched til captives by tbe victor, all of
wbouipetsod in lient et the grand stand
from riKht te lelL uu"lttuu
Thee met of drastrlarurgullves ts very en.
eivatli nana ottmfjl'ewea by nnre irlm,
pieitrail ni. v,iat yen wat.t i a una sp sp
ltrrlALiuuaslteiuilve, which are huduUv com.
Llued In J.Hxuler.
CryliiK u u prime ovldence of pain. When
the baby Is Jietlul and luulluea licriinK
sr-elis,"rmevethcuueby ujleg Ut, UuT
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OOD'H BAKSAPAUliiLA.
Catarrh in
Is acernplnlnt which arfoeUneMlrevcrjboljr,
moicerl'M. Iterlstnstcsln a cdIiI, or sue suo sue
cessien cf celfls, combined with Impure bleed.
lliagreat)!e no from the nrsr, tickling In
the Ihrea', offensive breath patn err and be
twe'n Uieeywi, rlDKlnR ana bursting nolie
In the ears are the rnoie. common symptoms,
Catarrh Is cured by Heed's Barsaimrllla. which'
strikes directly at Its cause by removing ail
Impurities f.em the bleed, building up the
OJcoued Hi sues and giving healthy tonelotbj
whole system. Hundreds of toitlmenlals
prove bsyend question th&t aposlllve euro ler
cuuihlifrundln
Heed's SarsapariUa
" rer21 years I hve been troubled with ca.
Un bin the head Indigestion, and general da
unity. 1 concluded te try a bottle or Heed's
earstratllls. acaitafdmesotnueh geed that
1 continued Its use till I hnve taken flve bot
tle. My health his greatly Improved, andl
twl like a dlffurent woman." Mrs. J, V,
ADk.n, 8 Ulchmnud, street, Newsrk, M, J.
I feel It my duty te saytbiitl stw Heed's
Banuparlllaadvertlied and took two bottles,
lam completely euro! of Irregularities and
constipation et my howe's, eaiiirrh and hron hren hron
chtel nni,ttlens," 11, II, Udiuik, Atlantle
city, N.J.
Heed's Sarsaparla
Beld by alldrugsists. II t six for as. 1'repared
only by C. 1. UUUU CO, Lewell,
Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar.
ryji'Px-'B MALT W1I1BKKY.
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY,
A EOIEHTIFIO IIHUEDY,
-OT-
JL BBVBRAOB.
Ke diseaie germ can reSUI'.LV rjicaln
ledgod In the bony II thin (Hint lleinpdy U
camlully andcenstuntly urrd, l'ref. Win, X.
Cutter, elate fihnintiter Conneetlcut, says I
"lhave analysed a gieat many samples of
Whiskey, Wines, Ales, ote , nurt wasurprlpnd
te nnd upon analysis that liutry'a itiilt Whls Whls
kev was abtclutelv puru, ns I never found this
lobe the case la any ether Whiskey 1 had ox ex
amlned. Ihese facts must commend It te
genernl use nnd public favor.
un sare and eoeuro Un guiulne, and laue no
ether.
11 Is Fer Hale Universally
WANAildKKR'tl
l"niti.DiLrmi, ntlay, Nev. 10, IMS.
Yeu naturally leek en "Rem
nants" as pieces in some way
out of the swim and quickened
by cut prices. When we tell
of Remnants that's what we
mean. Is it se in every store ?
Can it be that the Remnant
Idea is ever used as a blind
from which te get an unfair
shot at your pocketbook ?
The ether day we told you of
seme66 inch Table Linen, a
quality that should by rights be
85 cents. We made it 60 cents,
and for quick handling cut the
stuff into pieces of 2, 2, 3,
and 4 yards. Suppose we'd
said " Remnants" and put the
price at 85 cents? A cheat,
but plenty would have called
for the "Remnants." Telling
the truth sent them bounding
out. It's the only winning way.
Here's mere 85 cents 66
inch Table Linen te go the
same way, and another quality
at 50 cents.
Southwest or centre
A big part of the Dress
Goods stock is made up of
plain stuffs, of course, Net a
bit of blare or bluster there ;
they stand en solid worth.
Yeu can't skip the extrava
gant stuffs the rich Borders,
the gay Novelties, and all their
following unless you try.
Counter after counter is over ever
lull of them ; bright, staring,
aggressive. It's only after you
begin te leek that the plain
stuffs pull hard en your fancy.
The longer you're with them
the mere of a grip they get.
Every color that gees is
among them ; every weave that
takes. Just as much newness
and novelty in a quiet way as
in these wonders of wool and
silk and weave and dye from
Paris.
Ceras of thread te shoestring
bulge el a dcann (grades
'JrUeu Uknaeldlursu-inarrh
ironies flew ny as a peach's ihenk
llublt Cleths selt as a lueuse'd eur
and se the story runs in a
broekish sort of way. Fifty
cents a yard will take the pick
oftener than you suspect.
Geed, honest wool, right in
weave and dye.
Southeast of centre.
Overhauled Women's Col Cel
lars and Cufls. Dropped out
all the broken lets and every
sort at all behind the preces
sien, rasnien is uckie. just a
mite tee much or tee little of
height, tip, tilt, or turn, puts a
shadow en a Cellar ler some
people. Most of you don't
knew ; most of you don't care.
But we can only have a clean,
healthy, bounding stock by
weeding out everything that
hesitates.
Btunrtlni? Cellar (white)
be kind ler Je
llajtlnd lerM)
)(. una lse kinds rarlOs
l'leaOUly Cellars (while)i
9ealnd for ta
lie Mud far ion
Turn down UnllM (white)
l'JX anl SCe kinds ler n c
Cellars una e nir,. (b'ack una whtu )
fi and rue kinds ter 15 j a , et
,, UuffMic f m iu, celiais, te front 11
Cellars una CulTj (colored)
lusktudlnrftuittet
OnlTj, Se trem te
JCuibreldui ta Cellars ( w hit it
lieklua ler lle
eec Una ler 15u
IhemlsAttisi
5!J una is kind for 10c
ltlbben Cellar and Culls i
(0 and 73e kinds Jie it set
Llueu culfri
Ita kind far Se
lOe kind rer 6e
And about K) Cellars, vaileus t-ari's,
silxbily soiled, tu luckjuuset S, Hu u
bunch
There are biggish lets of some
of them, but such things go en
the jump.
Chestnut street step, test ei n.alnalsle
Would you rather buy Toilet
helps where the stock is slew
the Head
Dangerous tendencies chtraeierlte Hut
vsry common anectlen.'catarrh In the head.
The font matter dropping Inte the bronchial
tubes or lungs la very liable toleaatebron
chttls or consumption. As calatrh originates
In Impurities In tee bleed, local application
(un de but HtUe geed, The common sense
method of tieitutnt Is te purify the bleed,
andferthti purpMttnre It re prepiratlen
superior te Heed's Barsapullla. The powerful
action of Ih's medtclne npen the bleed expels
the scrofulous Ulnt which feeds aud sustains
catarrhal dlseian, while It tanjs and builds up
the I (Teele 1 tnetnbraue.
OureB Catarrh,
"Ihrdtha worst symptoms ei thronle ca
tarrh for two years, se troublesome was It
that 1 could net smell nor taits, i found
Heed's SarsapariUa a sperdy cure, and lam
now.free from this awlul dlitas e." J. H. Sax
mis, Day Shere, N. Y.
"for eeveral years I had a catarrhal affec
tion In my tbreit, and had triad several medi
cines tut could and nothing te help me. I
must say I was very much benefltted by using
Heed's f)arstpal)ls, and would rceemmend It
ver? hlffhty." Ilus 1. Dkvsiu, Umata, Neb,
K. It. I f you have doclded te tuka Uced's Bar Bar Bar
siparllUdoiietbalnducod te buy any ether-
ecld by all druggists. II six for $5. Vrepared
only by C. 1 UOUU CO., Apothecaries,
Lewell, Mass.
100 Deaes One Dellar,
tPAIfAAKMJUt'H
and generally old, or where it
changes all the time ?
Where such a tide is run
ning there's sure te be a drift
of things with prices away out
of the common. Here are two
both in that wonderful Cellu
loid that has crowded into the
places of a dozen costly sub
stances :
White CHInlelfl Crune Tray and lirnsh
Ndatr, novel. It a set.
Wlilia Colluleld Wlirer nnd Brush: both
strictly lltst-class med, l'ialn and
fanry bucks te intitrh. 85e ceuts each.
Usuut erica flana II 23
Most of the favorite toilet soaps,
preparations, and perfumes
from all parts of the world.
Daintiest of all the new odors,
Queen Mary extract, toilet
water, powder.
At centre of the stare.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
PAI.AUHOr FAHHIO.
A SriUOH'S PAIiAOK OF KABUION
ASTRICH'S BROS.'
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King treet.
Lancaster, Pa.
It is Black Skirt Laces te-day.
Net narrow laces, but all 45
inch Shirt Laces in Spanish,
Spanish Guipure, Chantilly and
Escurial.
All arc reduced, and anyone
who knows the value of these
goods and has seen them at
their regular prices in our store,
will knew fully hew te appre
ciate the bargain.
One piece of real handrun
Spanish Lace, the finest in this
city, reduced from $6 te $4.98
a yard ; real value $10.
Black Silk Chantilly Skirt
Laces, nice new patterns, large
flowers, reduced from $1.25 te
$1; from $1.50 te $1.19; $1.85
te $1.58; from $2.50 te $1.98;
from $4 te $3.
One piece of Striped Panel
Patterns, reduced from $2 te
$1; lrem $2.50 te 1.50; from
$3 te $2.
Spanish Guipure Skirt Laces,
reduced from $1 te 79c; $1.25
te eac: Si.71; te SI.-J7: extra
heavy, from $2 te $1.48; $3 te
2.29.
Escurial Skirting, reduced
from $2.50 te $2.19.
Black Chantilly Drapery Net,
silver mixed, reduced from $4
te $3.25.
Black Silk Spanish Net, re
duced from $1 te 79c; Spanish
Mattlassee Net, reduced from
$i.7S te $1.19; Chantilly Net,
reduced from $1 te 79c; $2 te
$1.48.
One let of Remnants, i4
and 2 yards in length, sold way
down.
Beaded Grenadines, reduced
from $1 te Sec; from $2.50 te
S1.S5.
One piece of Brown Yak
Net, reduced te 50c a yard.
Several pieces of Green and
Brown, reduced te 25c a yard.
Pink, Light Black and Cream
Silk Drapery Net, 56-inch wide,
75c and $1.25 a yard.
ASTRICH BROS.
KliUCATlONAL.
)ON'T IUT IT OFF I
Dcii'troitetrthnmattornf pttlng a "Hull-
S,V,!,,M2uUn"'.'.'. .'r,ul ' 'h" kind et nn
f"r"" bat will boiiellt j ou i(.e.t in a. gain-
li,v1ni.,1AtK,Uoi,,'e,J,!at0 " Ua8t ft00a
BODK-KEEWSO AND BUSINESS FORMS,
S?"iV'3Si .vrUl1 a KOf d handwriting, K9 a
gr. M vay In accempi integ ml.
Day ttUO KvenliiB eestleus,
lOM KAST KING BIKipiT.
DRY UOODB.
pUlUE LIST.
BAE13 cVlfeELROY,
33 and 35 Seuth Qrieen St.,
(Opposite reuntala Inn )
PRICE" LIST :
Wn name a f w of the many bargains we are
Offering.
8HAWLS.
shoulder Sbawls at 10, ,0,anflMetsatdup.
BiDKinehawis at i te, si., n.oe, ii.-sand up.
Deuble saaw.s at 13, liw. m, lieu, M and up.
Hs dsfy any house te beat these goeda at
BLAMKSTS.
While or Colored at 73c, 11,11.28, II. te, tl, W K,
as and up per pair.
UNDBRWMAB.
Children's Un'erwear. smallest sire, starts
at 8c i next at 10 1 .'He, 19c and up, according
te sire and quality.
I.ad'a' atctine Underwear at Me, lie, 10c.
7Je and up. Our Inequality Is all we elalut ler
lUa67cgrdc,and it shows It by the war we
are sullfng them.
Indies' Bcarlit Medlca'tyi TJnff erwear at 75c,
11, II and I-.17. Our II .S3 number will com
pare with anything heretofore sold at 13.
Mens Unaerwear in white or colored at Sic,
also, wemunp,
Men's Scarlet 1
MpfltttitnA tTn1rwT. Sn- 75e.
II, H a ana IL87H. Camel's Hair anaMatnrai
Woelatlowprloea.
FLOOR OIL OLOIH.
The trade wa have established en Fleer and
Table Oil cletn, we venture te say, has never
been equalled by any ether house. We have
the reputation and we mean te keep It.el sell
Ing the beit wearing, beat seasoned oil Cletn
that ever was sold ler the money.
WINDOW BHADBB.
ruin or Dade Shades, .best goods, spring
flxtuiea, attcoeech.
DRBS3 GOODS.
rztra bargains in Dress Oceds from M per
yard te II, lu all the latest styles and shades.
GLOWS.
Mcn'stllevfsr.tM.2i, 10, 4B0,e3,73 eta and
up. We call especial attention tnourlfie Weel
Knit Olevo. Ask te sea It, and If yen think
you eyer bought anything better ler lets than
tee don't buy it. Wn carry an Immense stock
of Uleves. Watch fjreur advertisement and
prlces et Gloves, Impossible te give It new
sdsce will net allow.
Wn srli gend en small profits. We adver
tise whit we get, When you come for it yen
get It. WhotiUelsuaanrassma.ll an expense
us we are only H iquare from Centre f We
can sell goods en small profits, ana we de.
BARD &"lcELE0T,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St.
(Opposite fountain Inn.)
rpUE I'EOPLK'H CASH STORE.
Plush Sacques,
Plush Jacket:
Plush Medjeskas.
High CIas3 l'lualisa Only at Unusually
Liw Prices.
Our Stock of Flush Garments is worth
your while te Inspect if you contemplate
purchasing anything in this line this
season.
Alse all the Popular Styles in Cleth
Garmenta for Ladles, Misses and Chil
dren. The People's Gash Stere,
MO. 85 EAST KING S1RQBT,
LNOASTEU, l'A.
aiarlMydAw
D
KE3S GOODS,
WATT &SH AND
Nes G. 8 and 10 East King St ,
I'rcsenta DhpUy et
Black Dress Geed?,
MeurDing Dress Goedp,
Colored Dress Reeds,
Uur.valed In the Country for variety, quality
ana raeaeratu inlce;.
llulng rtaflj rath huyers we h&ye made
muuy srecUl vurchasesln the last two weens
highly Interesting te closehnyers.
60 rlcces UauilltonCeahraerc, Ueuhle fe'd,
lOsayatd i rtgulur j rice In large cities, 15e
3d Inch Heavy 11. Weel Surges, 25c a yard;
iuiJ value 4"if.
All-wool Tricot Cleths, iic. nafle te sell at
37Xc.
l'latd, Checked nndbtilpcdr.aunelSultlngt
S3e and 370 ; regular 63c goods.
IS Inch Flannel SulllnRi, COc u yard i lately
sold at 75c.
rrench llemlultis, 40 Inches wide, Ke and
G2e a yard i usual pilots for this quality, 750
and 11.00; clot lug out purchase of 19 pieces,
forde t Henriettas, 10 Inches wide, 6"Kc a
yard; cost bis te liupeit, and thtslet cannot
be dutiltcbUd ler ou) thing like tin money.
10 riocest'e'ored Satin llludimcs, extraor
dinary cheap at 75ca)ard,
New Yerk Stere.
B(;BDINH NEW BOABD1NO AND
Lodging Heuse, He. It Seuth I.liut) strrut,
, ancastci , Alex Ueerge.t Hltmsrck) Proprietor,
first class Uennan tuhlu heard. Meals at all
hours, ilomeceinloiu ler permanent boar bear
ders Munis lurnlshed promptly und In drat'
eluss style te wtddlntt and birthday patties,
balls, hops, etc. at snort notice. Aihueet
the public's patronage, liespectiully solicited.
v ALKXUKUUOK,
s!ina Ka iX Beum lima Street,
TOBACCO.
IMtMAMMMMMI
I
,f?
.s,
e
LD HONESTY TOBACCO.
FINZER'S
Old Honesty.
The Cbewers of OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will Boen find Outfit UaU
longer, tastes sweeter than ether tebave
oes, and will please you.
Ask your dealer for it and insist en
getting It.
Genuine Haa a Bed H Tin Tag
en Every Plug.
DRT UOODB.
E
VKRYBODY
INTITKO TO O ALL AT
GIVLER'S.
6 aid 8 North Queen Street,
And get thn riccst Sstertment of Ladles',
Mlstea' and ihll iren'a
Goats, Wraps & Jacket?,
NEWMABKEIS, IUULANS, &C.
Our Pl.esn GOODS are pronenneed the
finest and yet the cheapest In the city.
TKe trouble toStewgooai.S
Jehn S.Givler,
O As 8 North Queen Street,
Near Contre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
umrlO-lydAw
QHARLE3 BTAMM'S
NEW STORE,
85 & 87 Keilu Queen Street,
(Opposite Iho Fosterace,)
13 THE rLACK TO 09 TO FOB TBS
LAUUI8T ASeOilTHKMT Of
Dress Goods.
VELVETS,
DKE3H SILKS,
PLUSH COATS,
8T0CK1NETT JAOKETS,
VKDERWEAR,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANPEEROHIEFST
SHAWL8,
CORSETS,
RDOHINGS,
COLLARS,
RIBBONS,
FOBS,
BUTIONB,
FURTRIMMINQ3,
Remember, Ladies
TUKSK G03D3 AUK ALL NKW AND
WILL BKBOLDCBEA1.
BIG BIRGHINS
ATTUENEty SlOUKOr
Charles Stamm,
35-37 North Queea SUeet.
Bosten Stere.
JlAMDKKKVHJKJ-V.
DECEIVED TO DAY
A Let of thesaHlnlalure
Harrifien and Morten Eeuve
cir JuqB,
InaUsliee and colors, with and wltheutlabelr,
i AND M CENTS KACH.
TOY CHARM JUGS,
lCKNTKiCll,
Are being extenslvely used Instead of fringe
and ornaments te dtcerate embroidered aud
fancy needle wersr.
Come and tee them, at
ERISMAN'S,
MO.S3WMTK1MQ BTEXBT.
SVOTB AND BBOl
F00
IWXA&
Ready New I
Tea, NOW KIADT. with my Complete'
tteek of beets, smebs ana hubbbbs (or
rail and Winter Wear. Mever before did t
have anch a Lara; and Vartea Stoc of tea
Terr Best that the Market affords and
Marked and Quick Salllag t rlees. Alse I call
ear attention te my
S3.C0 GILT EDGE SHOE.
Vhls U one et the best Three-Dellar shoe
for nun that Is mads te-day. Call and sea
them t it beau all ethers.
D. P. STACKEOUSE,
(0X-Ml6lBTOBS.)
M 80 BAIT sUKO.sTT,
LAHCABTBB, PA. MUrs
B
OOTH AND BHOK8.
W ABB BETAILINO-
BOOTS - BOOTS
-AT-
WHOLESALE FBICEB,
Hew Can We De It?
YOU MAT ASK : WB WILL EXPLAIN.
Alter the last Beet season we bought fllty
nlne ISA) uases of Youths' Beys' and Men's
Beets at a Private Assignee Sale, ler Spot cash,
at such Exceedingly Lew Prlces that we can
no w sell you them Betall at Begnlar Wholesale
Prices, and yet make profit enough te keep ns
alive.
We Can Sell Yeu :
Solid Kip Beets, sties 11 te 18, for
11.33 ; retrnlar price, II 60 and 11.73.
inw, sieuanttSM.'a.
Beets, sues l te s, for ll.oe, tl SB,
neya' ueavy uoei
11.60, IL75 and xca
Men's Solid Kip Beets, slses 8 te 11, tl 50, U TO
andfLOO; regulrprtce.tlue,ti.2Bandi
aus&txj
unr Jfoeu rer sr.i ana su.w wa ue
fy an
anyone
in the county or state te beat ter JMt, uura-
hllltv and Film.
We could main an Immense rpreflt en these
69 Cases of Beets by selling them at the old
prices, but our motto la
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
We bave stuck te It, and te our " ltule" of
giving our customers the advantage of enr
purchases. We hwe the largest stock of
Ladles', Misses' and Children's Heavy Lace
and Butten shoes for rail and Winter Wear In
theclty,(whlchwedetyany of enr competi
tors te dispute) at prices te suit the times.
Call In te sea them whether veu wish te nnr
chase or net, as we consider It no trouble te
show goods at the prices we sell thnm.
The One-Pilce Cuh Heuse.
d
The Leaden of Lew Prices
IN
BOOTS & SHOES
Ne. 3 East Eing Street,
LANCASTKB. PA.
swstore closed every eventrg at 8 p. m., ex
cept Saturday and Monday.
QUBKNHWAKB.
H
IQH A MARTIN.
DECORATED CHINA
-AT-
CHINA IAL
We have just received our Teurtb Fall
Importation of
HAVILAND
Decorated Eienclf China,
Dinner and Tea Sets in the best deco
rations for the least money ever offered
in this or any ether market. Fuddieg,
Chocolate, Ice Cream, Selltalr and Game
Sets, Decorated Plates and Teas, Biscuit
Jars, Cheese and Butter Dishes, A. D.
Coffees, Berry D!sLe3, &c.
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets quality
and style of decoration the best in the
market. Trices the Lewest.
The Rochester Lamp has has no equal.
Try one and be convinced.
High & Martin,
Ne. IB East King St.
ectiD-ua
CO A It
SFEOIAIi ATTENTION 18 INVITED
te our assortment of Indiana and ethrr
firsUclua Wntern hard weeds. Ash. dak,
Maple, l'eplar, Cherry, Ac. Sett kindling
weed piopared for the teve, also for sale.
J 11 II.MAKUN ACO,
Ceal aufl Lumber Yard,
:t Water street, Lancaster, l'a.
ns-lyd
XtADMQAitONBB'H UOMPANY
COAL DEALERS.
Omca:-Ne. 133 North QneenStreet, nd no.
VA North rnnce streut.
Yaaee: North frlnen BtreeV, near isifllng
uepet,
sar Utrd
ANCAl ft. I A
Wh F1HUEK, DENTIST.
rartleular attention given te fllllrur
and preserving the natural teeth. 1 have all
the latest Improvemeuts for doing nice work
at a very roaaenablo cost. Having years of fcT
pertence In the large cities 1 am sure te give
the best of satisfaction and save you money
beat arueeial teeth only stepper set.
iJiMTa me. MVumsT qussji wt,
FREY
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