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LANCASTKU, KOVKMBKU 19, 1BS3.
Tlie Car Steve.
The 'Sailreail GazctU publishes n list
litjijreads that have made eome slight
I In the direction of steam heating of
The Xew Yerk Central & Hud-
i River read heads the list with many
in Vtlns fully equipped with a satisfactory
iVttem of heating from the engine. The
- Baltimore & Ohie has two experimental
. teifclns and the Central Vermont one,whlle
: "jiitt famous Pennsylvania railroad, which
tffclms te lead the country in the best of
modern improvements, has net a steam
. tMftted train te beast of.
S'.Some care Lave iron cages nreund the
tarre,but it is a sad fact that the fust and
Iwewded trains that pass through this
(.ejUtf dally en the main line of the 1'cnn-
-I$jlvarjla system show no progress since
BJBt winter, and many cars have only the
;,&, wprewcitu store.
"k?" I leeks very much ns though n great
te disaster and the cremation of a few score
Ai v'nf naantrnra will )a rctiAeA tnlinaljin Ihn
4fc " r"-"B-- "" "w .....v........ ..w
jfennsyivania men. xne excuse appears
te be that a steam coupler should be
adopted by all the reads se that cars
ttslng different systems could be readily
united in the same train. A meeting of
'railway men was held In 2ew Yerk net
-ueng age rer me express purpose 01 coin cein
f .tag te an agreement en this point, but
XV' there hannencd te be several stubborn
y'l engineers who had ideas of their own and
jiuecoaierencecame te neunug. n nuy
VJlweuumu w ivau imuuu wic uii niuiu
-'305,' en the lines represented at that confer cenfer
yj, ence the men who Bpeiled its work will
!fer have a large share of the responsibility.
t..r Tim Wen Unna..
r-- AAWnatVlllilanf la Imlnn 1in..l I a mnlli.
eShimselt interesting by his old talk of
&$, Wars and the doings of European states
gKvjSinen. The war talk has net ceased te be
vc: ei wire3u uuc readers no longer place
fk'tik- much reliance upon prophecies of heatili.
aRk. ties, and merely note the; facts reported
&- "With regard te debates and the public
5 IT Bnftflnhaa rf (nnnnnllnl m.n IMm S...1.-
la'.. 'basis for the present bellgerent talk isthe
'-3; demand repeated in various forms by the
igFHwar ministers of the great powers for
,ere money for defenses. The grave
of the French debate en the naval
?net alarming, because it is
i-iJ' evident thdt Prance as a renubllc nmnm?
SkS monarchies, is really in'a position of con-
SjiJ r'' limit narU nn,l In ,.t,tlU.1 ln r. lr.,.ll.
0M.UV J'W. .., f.uu .0 juhlUil iU It JllVliJll
expenditure of money for the perfection
of her means of defense. The remarksef
the king of the Belgians leek much
mere Etermv becnuan thn nrpnnrat!nnn
, te malntalu neutrality in the event of a
kMTrance-German war have been loekoJ
k Bpen wiin great suspicion ana it is sur
mised that the Belgian king has n tip
..from Berlin a3 te coming events. The
' fortification of the Belgian frontier lias
been pushed forward at great cost with
the avowed object of preventing the gteat
'VPOwers from making the kingdom their
$?!" battle ground, but in the event of war It
may appear mat Belgium Is merely
r'.i'iT nardinir
Germany from Trench iuva-
.';l?W w
.len, and net nt all averse te the
tr-tSi&.cTaimng or tue republic. Tlie uer-
f man government hastens te profit by the
MTt . 1 f . .. . ....
2sste " maria occasieneu ey mese mailers
K nd the movements of Itussiau troops.
BJW Tt mill ilamnn.1 nwn.ita frw 1.a n .l
aavy which reach an estimated total of
800,000,000 marks and will probably aak
for as much mere for forts and nrsenal.
There Xeid Ue Little Fear.
The Xew Yerk World publishes a
great number of dispatches from the
Southern states, in reply te queries as te
the attitude of the ieeple towards the
coming Republican administration. They
all indicate an earnest desire en tlie part
of the Seuth te bury all sectionalism,
and Ipt nnllMrnl nrrltnffnn ulnna fnr
WM& healthy four jears nap when It will wake
. "P w tue vi?or or Democracy. Of
1& CniirCR llin T1lITiri.rnll alnlm An nnl
welcome a Bepublican administration
with great euthusiasm.but they evidently
Intend te live peacefully under tlie law,
and te de their best in spite of high taxes
,te develop their country. Many of the
dispatches betray great anxiety as te the
policy of the new administration, and
seem te fear that they may be treated te
a return of tlie old Bepublican speilsmen.
A Seuth- Carolina dispatch Bays:
. "An intense feeling of anxiety te knew
?SL-viat the Pllcy of tue ne" admiuistatien
,.&' wwaras me oeuiu will ue, iwsea en the
ear that attempts te restoie Bepublican
pH atate government will unsettle values,
?! Jnepeae investments and disturb busines?
& There Is no old resentments or sectiena1
p vicjuuitea m mis neiguoeruoou strong or
MS?- general enough te be felt in politics." This
&, fear we believe te beentirely unwarranted
KKV for net even Mr. Blaine would be
fc ri8a enough te fellow such a course.
Principles Mill Triumph.
The solidity of the Seuth for Democ
racy is largely due te the fact that Re
publicanism there meanB the rule of the
colored population. It is a race conflict,
and in view of the dense Ignerauce of the
Southern colored psople and their easy
' control by unscrupulous men this opposi
tion is net at all unnatural. Tlie cbane
In tbeTSeuth and the end of sectionalism
will come when the colored people recog
nize the hypocrisy of tie Bepublican
protestations of friendship and btgln te
vote and think for thernselvfs. Then n.
tlieerits of a political issue will be con-
Af&"wwta in tne Seuth as in the North, and
WT 6"VV4 v"uc me! ine rigui will
fry prevail ever the whole country. Perhaps it
m as wen tnat reform of the tariff has been
postponed until it cau le carried out with
the approval of all tectlens, for that
auction is bound te come when the peo
ple have had time for calm thought eer
the absurdities of the present sj-Btem.
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w te ne an ocean cable batwepn
M.SJp '8 oe ra"s ei that serpent, tbe
.Mii'CBdlan PjicIQe monnnelv. which i irir.-
itMCthslirnnf fljnndd. nnd 1u M...I.
:VU9 trade new russlni? thrmivh N.n
FwbcUoe.
iAJv '.??,.AWA" I'"t'll'ltlen -rote snrprlsts
::ke,"'eUn' butltls rtobblyiatKelyrearfe
v-lef vote that would have Uen et for
Ul?lMJd but ter the Uee trade scare.
Ji mycr,eu hMJ-l"'rel tbe New Yerk '
mau awoVleJ:"T:,5..,uo',oa-
w. .u vavu loin roctx rectx
'niH that hcfnil itn.nl...
'"" ""'The hell wUMulilm"
..0.rH''lMJ bnlldln artlcle 1.
l Duke and Oinuin
n from Tounjien
TM ttetnt eetlcn p.i,
art tle !; me no'
HIE
TiiKnu waa n fight bctwecn a ceuple ct
wblte men and moie colored reugha In
l'hiladelphla en Sunday, and the whltca
are dj leg from razor wound. It it bad
occurred in Seuth Carolina the Republican
papeni would call Itarace riot oradaa eradaa
tardly Hotilhern outrage, and Ibe colcrief
tbe combatants would be arrnnged te ault.
Let Allegheny Roup bead. Her alder
men are complaining that they nte net
making money. Uald ene et them en I'M
day: "OI oeursol am net Indifferent te
the improved morals that a dearth In our
bualnotsauggeita, but Improred morale de
net Improve the condition et our pocket'
books."
The king et l'ertugal bai reduced
tbe duly en wheat, and we Americana
might aend them some et outs, If we would
only let them pay ler It with erca and Halt
Bat our farmers have voted ler the contin
uation et a policy that prevents that little
exchange; se they can cel expect te prei:t
by tbe wants of l'ertugal. Brltlih India
will probably tell wheat te Portugal,
Wk have recelved from the department
of atate a aeries el seven maps, with an
Index map, which show the location of the
diplomatic and consular till ces of tbe
Unlted States en date el March 1, lbSS. A
survey of tbcee maps with their liberal
sprinkling et lltlla red dots Indicating ac
cording te tbelr form legations, consulate
generals, consulates and agencies, Im
presses ene with the thoroughness of tbe
sj atom planned te guard our foreign In
forests. The red dots cluster thickly In
England, the Netherlands and Belgium
and In (Switzerland;; they are dotted
liberally ever Germany and sporsely along
tbe sea coast of France, Spain and Italy,
while tbe Interior et tbese countries and the
rest of Kuropehasaa ccoasleosl consul te
thousands of square mlles. Their tervlces
being unncceasay.
m m
'Winr.i: the Babylonian expedition waits
for tbe sultan et Turkey te consent te the
explorations planned, American mission
aries In tbe Euphrates valley are taking
notes et mysterious stone.i and truces of
burled clllc-a. Censul Krhaid BlttalngGr
dovetcsHnotllcUl ropertto the recent dis
coveries of Ulttlte remains In Central Asiatic
Turkey near Marash, and should the 1'orte
remaln stubborn the oxpedltlon might de
well te ripply for parmtstten te unearth
what remain of the Ulttlte city there
burled. There Is plenty of work thore for
them, though the Qonuanexplorors are first
en the ground, having been prompt te
notlce the announcement of the dlsoevorlos
of American missionaries. Tbese "finds"
wero nothing niore than blocks of black
reck can-oil In an art dissimilar te that et
anclent nallenn better known, and having
nlaborate records In strange hieroglyphic
in relief. Theso cUaraolera run In parallel
line;, each alternate line having the
lct'.ers or symbols facing a dllTerent
way, 3 that thnreader,inust have followed
them with the eje from left te right,
and right te left alternately, The whole
et that part of the country Is coverod with
rains of the cities et vanished nations, but
for theso of the Hltlltes, the most dreaded
cnemles of Kgypt In her prlme, ene must
Bearch the strange low hills that preve te
bs their grave!. On a slepe of this hill that
the Hermans ere exploring Htands a Turkish
village, and though the step of the mosipie
Is made of the hca'l end shoulders of a
Itlttlteklng, the villagers nover d reamed
of tbe great works of mero clvltlzed man
the Oermr.nH bnve nlrcady found under the
artificial hill. Thelr quest la net ae much
ler tuf J est la archltccture and rudonrtaet
theso early davs an for some atene with In.
scrlptlenH lu two languages that will glve
the key te the mystorleus htoreRllphloj.nnd
cnable ui te pretlt by the labor of the Ult Ult
tleo writerH. Kvery dlsoevory et this kind
has strengthened tbe authority of the bibli
cal record, The Ultlltee have been lest te
history for eyer 2,600 years, and the consul
urgently nppeals te Amerlcans te fellow up
the discoveries or tLelr missionaries lu
Southern Asia Miner.
PERGONAL.
Kditeii Hjinuv W. CIiiam-, of the
Allauln C'yn3li(i((ie)i, dccllnea te be h
candidate for United States Honater. The
election el n sucoessor te Senater Colquitt
will occur en Tuesday,
lti:v. Cuaiu.km J. Uunhlkt, rector of
St. 1'aul'a church, Ianoaster, N. II , and
ifrandprclatoef theurand oemmandcry of
KuIkIuh Templar In New Hampshire, was
found dead e! apoplexy In his chamber en
Sunday.
Rkt. HciiLEruit'.i denlal that he had
died, theiiKh made In his cillcll Velnpuk
journal, Is unsatisfactory, te him at least.
A fortnight age he telegraphed te his
friend, A H. Harvey, In Londen, te have
the report contradicted. This announce
ment in Kngllsh should settle it.
Cavtain Wir,r.iAJi McUmu.i.ANn, of
Pittsburg, the well known secretary of the
Democratic national commltteo, had his
luxurlunt mustache ahaved etl en Sunday,
Iho remit of n bet that Cleveland would
be eleoted. Many of his most Intimate
friends failed te rccognUe him.
Themas C. (lAnniiTT, eged 61, father of
Philip O. Garrett, ex-prcsldent et tbe
Commlttee et One Uundred, and Jehn B.
(Jarref, formerly president of Qlrard Llfe
Insurance Annuity and Trust company,
and vice president of tbe Lehigh Valley
railroad com nan v. died auddenlv nt h.t
fallure en Saturday at bis home In Phlla
dfrlnhla. lie wasamumberef the Society
of Fjleudsand married a elstcr of the late
WiUUui Blddlc,
11i:ai ADJiinir. riATntrtv Hkh, v...
Yerk en Haturdar. lie was born la New
Yerk, Sept, 3, 1822, and was a midshipman
ou tbe trlcate llrandvwinn nt tlm . nr
seventeen. Ha distinguished hlmself dur
ing the Mexican war, and In 1S53 waicoin waicein waicoin
mliBlencdlluufennnt, The following year
he riflgued Jrem the navy, buteliered bin
fcervlcps promptly when thorebolllou broke
out. He was reappointed llouteuunt, and
Nev. 18, 1SC2, he was oemmlssloned com.
nmudcrami nssumed control el the Vander.
bilt In lEC'J he received the oemmUslon
of captain and In 1870 that of rear admiral.
Previous te his retirement In 1SS5 he was
lu command cf the Kurepean station.
mwiivvA) iiv a iiKAva nor.
He clmibs te Hie tjcrukd fcteiy of a Huning
1Iuuebih1 Drejn Ihreeichildrcu
Out el lUu IVIudun-.
A frame teuemontheusa In Newark, N.
J , occupied by four colored UinlUe, was
biJ.y dauiagtd by tire en Saturday, nud
tbieti (1 tbe occupants wero euly raved
by tbe horelMii of a boy. Mrs. Jauu Oliver
Is n w ldew with three small children. She
occupied 1. alt of the teceud lloer. Having
flnlNbed up some work she locked thu
doers te keep her ohtldreu lu, anu started
out te rteil.er her work te customers
At J.30 Geerge B. UIU, age fcevenlten,
emp eytd by u nuwadealer, was pisMng the
heute when he heard Bertamlng. Leeking
u. uu an-n niiiunu lenuiu iruui IUO SCOQU
story windows. The forms et two children
could be teen at the closed windows ou tbe
second fleer. Yeung UIU ran up te the
house, ami breaking in e window psne en
tbe first lloer te get a footing he managed
te mount te tbe s&cend story window,
which be raised. The draft Hdded new
vigor te the tire, nnd the llames and smeke
j'uu.uu juiu iuu iuuui vrueru (utj cuuureu
were.
A man who had been attracted by the
cries ran under the window nnd tbe boy
dropped two of thochlldreu Inte his arniH.
Ihe boy heard a wall from tbe further end
of the room and he ran through tbe smeke
Li? ,CQ1 bfcr? !"? a tlir00 J'tar-eld child.
7ellDK. .V'e uu unconscious ctild he
reachr d tbe wludew and dropped It Inte
friendly arm. Then he buug from the
window mil and dropped te the greu.
yillVlmetUeU,B ,ud Bet Kreat head
y. ey, ha vpgptnetratbd te etner apartments,
.h"e Bt clts were eved hy th0 enan s
nnd the nremen, who reached the iceue
alter the rescue, saved the heuse from total
destruction. An adjoining new "Vrtck
building was also pmly destroyed, the
total le bslng about fj,600. While the
engines were playing en tbe hcua the
mother or tbe ottllilreu returned from her
errand aud was told by a neighbor that her
children had been burned te a crltp. The
wretched mother swooned away, sn0
learned the truth upon recovering con cen con
scletuncis. All her savings were burned
O sorge Bsnill, tbe imcubj of the chit-
JLANOASTElt PATLY
dren, la tbe son el fetor V. UIU, a carpen
ter, of .Newark. Ue is a fine, manly by
nd does net think that lie(Ud anything ua
uauil In saving tbe.chlldren.
" Whmt, jen cemjhlnif ttt, my fitenrt J"
"Ofoeinul jnyreld It no better." " Wril,
nnn'tstand en ihe order or going, but go te
tin Oruzalat nun get n Ixittlx of Dr. CmiisIi
Hyrap quick" He went nud he was straight
wnrinkdelinppy.
rerliuins.jicaldi and ether wenndt Palva Palva
tlen oil h prevnrt lunlf ti be tnn brstrnm
rev everusbd, All druggists tell HferSJca
bottle.
WAlfAMAKKWH
1'nir.iDxxrBtA, Monday, Nev. is, less.
These 5,000 Dress Patterns.
We said a word ler them en
Saturday. Yeu hacked hard
at the last cipher. But five
thousand is a big let, It will
take days and days te pass
them all out.
We only hinted hew they were
come by. When we take
40,000 or 50,000 yards of
stuns in alurnp from a dealer
who has tee much, you may
be sure the prices are inter
esting. Dress Goods generally were
never lower, but, taking them
en the low level that prevails,
75 cents put into one of these
Dress Patterns de6s the work
of $1, or even mere.
There would be less of the sen
sational in all this if the stuffs
were off color in any way. They
aren't. There isn't a wrong
thing about them. First chop
for style, weave, quality, dye.
New goods of the best makes.
And fine wool at that.
Mere than two hundred and
twenty-five styles and colorings
in just the weights and weaves
you'd pick if you had the run of
a dozen counters, borne of tlie
sorts :
J'lnla
Htrlrn
Cliecki
Xeuluj
ottomans
Momle Cleths
HbrunHtrlpcH
jriRurrabtitpes
Annura btrip'ja
Chuvren Snipes 5JU Jlnch
Hlnpln blageunls
Uoutile liuKenuls
C( rav.a Uhccke, ihrce ilit's, 6( If color
In all the going shades and
black.
We cut the whole business
into liberal Dress Patterns and
let them go for three-quarters
or less of the regular low-down
piece price.
$5 wertii for $3 75
$6 worth for $4
$6.75 worth for $4.50
$7.05 worth for $5,25
$8 worth for $6
$9 worth for $6.75
Yeu will find them heaped en
a part of the Remnant counter,
southwest of centre.
There are spots just as geed
all through Dress Goods. Yeu
may miss it if you don't see the
36 inch all wool Plaids and
Stripes at 50 cents. The let is
rounded full, the stuffs such as
might well be a half mere.
Southwest of centre.
Anether let of these Satin
and Velvet Ribbons 45c kinds
for 15c. At the Main Aisle
end of the long Ribbon coun
ter. The ether thickest spots
are very likely by tlie 1 inch
wide Fancy Ribbons for Christ
mas work CS. 10 and 12c. and
where broken lets of Millinery
Kibbons that have been Ce, 75,
and Sec arc going at 40 and
50c.
JCeal Transept.
The mere we see of that ;
Blanket the better we like it.
Six and a third pounds, and
74x84. inches. We believe it
the best Blanket te be had for
the money.
Ne better than these big $3
Comfertables for $2. Neither
would be possible if any proper
means of yoking quality with
cheapness had been let slip.
Down Quilts; luxurious, but
net extravagant if you cheese
wisely. These are" imported ;
ventilated, and with all the tips
and taps that get en te such
things. Covered with French
Sateen and filled with poed.
white geese down called
" eider " in most stores.
uetcet foriue
t x feet ler s.uu
0a7 Suet ler IKUO
All sorts of bed coverings.
Near Women's waiting ltoem.
Garnet Jewelry grows en
your liking if you like it at all.
Almest everybody does. We
have just picked from the largest
let ever get together. Flat
and round polished stones set
in low-carat geld.
Iisndants emlniM
uroechix limccliva
barplu neckmces
In strap and buckle patterns,
crescent and star, round, square,
or graceful spray shapes.
Juniper street tide.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
J.BO.tL, XUllVMh.
ESTA.TK OK ' MAliaAUET' KOtTi
wellur, late onto City of 1 auouter. ae-ceasf-a
Letters et adinlnlatr.itlim mii.atd.s mii.atd.s
laie hivlnu ben grsnua te tin uniltmlnued.
all purseni. lndxbted thereto aig unuustuatd
iiiukm immediate payment, unn'the'u Ijavlni;
cUimaerdfjiitiudHaialnst the samu.-wlil pr..
st them without delay for tcttleuient te the
undeislKced, icstdlngln 1 anc-aatrr ru.
JOIlM.ltOTHWKll.KIt,
Jobs A. Teyls, Administrators, e u a.
Attorney. nevl2-6tdU
tur .0f.fcoC.Uver t-aness'er. deceased.
bnWnini.ilVe,"i,,arir i"1 Ba,d nVln(f
lebtl!ahr.!lnl!l.nal',,1,ll,0,1 tt". Persons
aut n-,VS t?."i?hT,,',,Leu,a te maku linme
mate paj taunt, auathaeehavliiu claims erd.
raands ujialnst the samerwiil preieu? UmSl
wt "S? JW Jr seiUBment te thS nndert
kudu, ir.iuiuKm siizioutmewn. I'a I
nevJetdit.. 0.b.uurrM an, Executer. I
PTELLI0ENCE11, MOSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1888.
fOOD'H HAHSAPARILLA.
Catarrh in
II ncetntilAlnl wMai fri A i . n 4
tnoienrlMa. It originates in a cold, or suc
cession cf colds, combined with Impure bleed,
Dlimrreoable flew from the near, Ikkllrirln
lhotiirea. offensive breath pain ever and be
tm em the eyes, rlmiing nd banting notie
In the can nre llie mero common symptoms.
CMarrh ts cared by Heed's Barssparllln, which
strikes dlroetly at its cause by remeTlnnntl
Imparities f.eui tbe bleed, building up the
diseased tissues and giving healthy tone te the
whole system. Hundreds of toitlmentals
preve beyond qntstlen that apojttivecuio ler
Citirthli fsund In
Hoed'a Sarsaparllla
"irerai rears I hive been troubled wither
tirih In the head. Indigestion, and general d.
btltty. 1 eencluflea te try a botlle or Heed's
8arsiparllls,andltdldmoaemuch geed that
1 continued lu use till 1 have laken flve bet
ties. My health his greatly Improved, andl
lel like a dlfTeient woman." Has. J. II
Adaxs, 8 Utchmend, stroet, Newark, N. J.
' 1 feet It my duty te say that 1 saw Heed's
Banapartlla advertised and took two bottles,
lam completely cured or IrrrgDlarltles and
constipation et my bowels, catarrh and bron
chi tl mictiens." a 11, jjcheak, Atlantic
City, X, J,
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by all drugzlsu. tl 1 six for .
ireparoe
eniy cy c. I. HOOD A CO
lowell,
MOSS.
IlOO Doaea One Dellar.
Jioera a A' n tiiieKa.
s
TYLlbUSHOKS.
Stylish and OomfeitaWe.
We have a full llnuorstees, stylish nnd com cem com
ferUblo. They nre nixle or rroneh Cklfskln,
hnd towed, with Uongela and Kangaroo
Tops, In l.iuiiniid Onimree). IhiBe Hhousare
((lualtothiibestcuitemmadeforcnmrortand
wear. Ve htvethiMii In all styles or tee and
the dlt1u:eiit wiailH. ihese ehecs rame in
price Hern five dellurs te six dollars and lllty
cents.
H. Swilkey's New Cash Stere,
NO.ilNOUTH QUKKN 8TUEKT.
ectll-3md
E
IOOT WEAK.
?
Ready New!
Yes. NOW UK Ally, with my Complete
fleck or UOOTfl, 8IIOK3 nnd UUUUKUS for
fall and Winter Wear. Nevor borere did 1
rmve surh a Large and Varied Stock of the
Very Kent that the Market Affords and
Marked and Quick Seiling Prices. Alse 1 call
1 our attention te my
$3.00 GILT EDGE SHOE.
This Is ene of the beU Thioo-Dellar Shoe
for men that Is made te-day. Call and ee
them ; It beats all ethers.
D. P. STACKHOUSB,
(OHK-l'IUOKSTOltX.)
OB Ss OO HABX KINO, BT,
LANCA3TKU, l'A. aSVlydA
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
WK AKE JtKTAIUNO-
BOOTS - BOOTS
-AT-
WHOLESALE ridCES.
Hew Can We De It?
YOU MAY ASK: YK WllLKXI'LAIN.
After the iMt Heet Sraen we beunht fltty
ntnn (&) etafej of Yeuihj' Heys' nnd Men's
Jloetsnt a I'llraUiAsstgnee Sate, for Spot cash,
nt such Kxceidlngly Lew i'rlces ihnt wecun
new tell you tliuni Uutall ut lingular Wholesale
l'rlcus, nnd yet make preUt euuuuh te keun us
allve.
We Can Sell Yeu:
Youths Belld Kip Heets, slins 11 telS.t
tl -Is ruuulnr prlce, II 140 and ti.75.
Heys' Heavy Uoete, sizes 1 te 5, for J1.0P, II 2
llW,lt.7Sanrtn.tU
Wi'ii's Helta Ktp Heets, Btr.nn nte 11, 11.60, H.75
and lll ( n-gnlarprlce. tl ue i23 and 150
Our Heets ler J.&ti and H.Wwu defy any ene
In the county or state te beat ter tit, Dura
hllltynnd filei.
Wu could uialiiinnlmiTinnRO'nmflf. nn tTinn
te cases of Heets by selling them at the old
prtces, but our motto te
Quick Sales and Small Profits,
We have stuck te It, nnd te our " itule" of
giving our customers the advantage or our
purchases. We Inve the large-tt stock or
l.nillce', Missus' and Ohliaren's Heavy Lace
and Hiitten shoes ter rail and Wlntur Wearln
tbe city, (which we dety any el our competi
tor te dlspnte) at prices te suit the tlums.
Call In te bee thorn whether jeu wish te pur
chase 01 net, as no consider It ve trouble te
show goods ut tbe prlces we sell thorn.
The Ono-Ptice Cash Henso,
The Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
BOOTS 8c SHOES
Ne. 3 Ei&t King Street,
1.ANOASTK1U l'A.
T-ftore closed nvery eventr g at 0 p. m ex
cept Saturday aud Monday.
CUAI.
Sl'KOIAli A'lTKNTlON IS 1NVITKD
te our BBseitment of Indiana and ether
nrst-tliei tstt-rn haid weeds. Ash. Ouk,
Msple. l'eplar, Cberry. c. Belt kludUnK
weed prepared for the uteve, also f or sale.
11 11. MA it-UN iiii).
Ceal ana Lumbur Yard,
t:i Water street, Lancaster, ra.
n3-lyd
J3AUMUAKUNK1VH COMPANX
COAL DEALERS.
0ic: Ne. 12 North Quwinstreet, ud Ne.
tsei North 1'rtnce strtieL
Yiscs: Neitii l'cinca nuoet, ue&r&uadins
llet,
t.m-161a i,AHOAsrtji, j-a
UrATOUSlJIUNQ COUSKT.
HfV TIIKTAMOUS
WATCIISPRJNG CORSET.
WILL NKVElt HltKAK.
QUAKANTKtn 'le OOTWKAH ANY CUS-'iOM-MALlK
COKSKP.
Mayer, Strouse Ce.,
MANUITAOTUIISUS,
4111IUOAl)WAY, N. V.
OCt-M,Th,9oew . .
m
if EGKERT,
the Head
Dangerous tendencies chirao'erUe tht
very common anectlen, catarrh In thehrad.
The Teul mutter dropping Inte the bronchial
tubes or lungs It very liable te lead te bron
chitis or consumption. As catarrh originates
la Impurities In tbe bleed, loot applications
enn de but llttla geed. The common sense
method of ticitrcent Is te purify the bleed,
nodferthU purpmhete Is no pttpi ration
superior In Heed's Sarsapullla. The powerful
action of th's medicine upon tbe bleed expels
the scrofulous taint which feeds and sustains
catarrhal also as, while It tones and build np
the tfToctel tnombrane.
Cures Catarrh.
'I lira the worst symptoms et chronle ca
tarrh for two years, Be troubltsemo was It
that 1 could net smell nor tasts. 1 found
Heed's Sarsaparllla n speedy cure, and lam
newree from this awful disease." J. H. 8am.
111s, Bay shore, N. Y.
"ret aeveral years I had a catarrhal affec affec
Uen In my threat, and had tried several mcdl
clncs but could And nothing te help me. I
mint say 1 was very much benefitted by using
Heed's SaTsaparllla, and would recommend It
very highly." klus P. Dkvbies, Omaha, Heb.
N. II. If you have decided te take Hced's Bar
sapanm de net be indnced te buy any ether-
1 Beld by all druggists. II 1 stx for 15. rronared
I only by O. I. HOOD CO., apothecarlos,
I Lewell, Mass.
I ICO Deara One Dellar.
CLOT1UNU.
-DIALIj, 1888.
Fine
Tailoring
ITer the Latest Ne vel tins, confined styles.
LarRest assortment or Kins Woolens, and
prices as low as any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Impert Ing TIIer.
43 NOUTII QUKKN 8T1CKKH.
XTALUE I
Satisfaction
Is what has Rlven me the oxtnnslve ratreniRO
1 have received from the public, My line el
rerelxn and liemtsilcs Is unsurpassed in the
the city,
VttlCKS AWAY DOWN, AS USUAL.
TROUSERS I
SpeclM attontlen Is .called te my Tremeri,
In which Head.
ASKEWI
TAILOU,-W
N03. KM AMD 23) WKST KINO HTitKKT.
e27 3mdr,8
M
YKKS dt KATHFON.
EeliaWe Clothing.
The word " Keliable " means
much te buyers et Clothing. In
a line of business as in the Cloth
ing business, where se much de
ception is practiced and se much
chcatery Indulged in, it amounts
te u geed deal.
Yeu don't want te deal with
unreliable merchants, but you de
want te deal where you can get
a dollar in value for a dollar in
vested. If you deal with us you
deal with thoroughly reliable
people, who want you te have
just as much ns you pay for.
lyers & Ratnfea,
UKI.IAHMS CLO.HIKU3,
NO. 12 EAST ELNQ ST.,
LANRASTKIt PA,
fpUE I'KOl'l.E'S (JASU BIOUE.
CLOTHING
Made te Order
-AT-
The People's Cash store.
Don't forget it. We can make
jeu a Suit of Clethes, nn Over
coat or a l'air of TreuEcrs, and
give you as much satisfaction as
any Tailoring establishment in
the city aud at less cost en the
average.
The People's Cash Stere,
NO. OP EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
A LOT OF
READY,-MADE OYERCOATS,
or euit
OWJi MANUFACTURE
-AT -
M0DE1UTE TRICKS.
mttrlt-lvdAw
w
K OAN HKltVK YOU WKLLiANO
save veu inonev In advertising. Ktl.
mates f rue.
ADVEKTISING GUIDE-BOOKS.
The most complete and original ever Issued.
Senten roctilpte! Nceut te pay ler picking
and forwarding.
Advsbtibise Writing a BrxcuLrr.
The L. Jert, Ullbenrne Advertising Aireney,
US and 120 jtast Ualtlmore Street, ualilmere,
aid. sffltedAw
OltOQMBXKS.
n
IOFKKKS1 TKA81
OBOIOB OLD OOF1 FEES.
rrtsh Itoested Dally and Finest Kew crop.
TEAS
UrTn,kPnng'5alurUBM,?r " "
(iKOKUBWIANT,
Ke.llS WestKinirS.
JJKW FKUITS AND NUTS.
W. A. Reist & Ce.
PANOY QROOER3,
Cerner East King md Duke Streets.
Justtn.flvnra'cj of NKW NUTS. Knsllth
Walnuts, Jilbeif, Uaid and teft Shall
Almend).
NEW MIX It D HANDIE. Burnt Almonds,
Gum Dreps, and the Flnest Flerida Oraegca.
NHUC'HATKL CIICKSK-freah this morn
ing. Anether New let et ARMOUU'd Plllltn
BKKrntiseper pound, lhla la a decided
bargain. Try it.
JACOB DOLDM rAMII.T SHORTKNINQ
takes the plaee of butter t S-ft patla only 830.
ALASKA MACKRUKL. nice, white and fat t
tne price should be 80 apiece 1 but we are aell
Jng them at three for 100 : this Is ehfaper than
e sswnere, nut we must have room for our lm
SK.,eJlSek of Canned Uoeds which are ar
riving dally.
W. A BEIST & CO,
COIt. EAST KINO A DUKE 8T8.
. T BURSK'a
New Fruits, &c.
ONE 1IUNDUK1) BASKETS YOUK STATX,
COMCOUD AND (JATAWilA
GRAPES.
Choice and Only Tbtrty-nve te Forty Cents a
Basket.
NEW CUIUt ANTS.
NEW C1TKON,
NEW 1'ltUNES,
NEW FIGS.
New California Ivap. AprlceU.
New California rrunes,
Fresh Cranberries.
New Beans and Heminy. Chetce Yerk State
Cream Cheeee. Choice Kdam Llieete Fresh
Imported Macaroni and Vermicelli. The Ol
nbinted Yuntzer Kvaperdted Begar Cern, the
finest In the market.
New Canned Goods.
Finest Teas aud Coffees.
AT
BURSK'S!
NO. 17 BAST KING STREET.
LANCASTKU, l'A.
pur THIS OUT I
CUT THIS OUT I
UONT BEAD TAUT, UUr ALL OFUKIST'3
ADVERTISEMENTS.
It will be toyeurlntorojt te watch them up
closely from new en until after the holidays,
We h'Avomtnycestlycurds which will beRlven
bwny at Biich time as we may specify In our
advertisement, Keep both ejej en them.
.SIMPLE RULES FOR MAKING COFFEE.
Use ene part colTes te seven parts water;
hive your coffee ground as line as ordinary
Krauulnted sugar, or go that the larger parti
cles wl 1 net exceed In slze the head or a pin t
place your coflce In the pet and pour the boil
ing water en It (be sure the water la boiling):
then allow the cnttre contents te bell thrte
inlnnt03, no lenger, then pour into the het
lorree n larse tablcspoeuful of cold water;
this will feice the grounds in the bottom ana
render the liquid clear as wlne : serve ne seen
as thc?e directions arn completed, & delay et
fltteen minutes will allow much or the aroma
and flavor te escape
InTeasandCotTees we leirt them a'l. Geed
Teas from l&e a pound up te 93a, corleos from
12Xe a pound up
Loek out for ihe bljOBl" of Dried Beel next
wetk at loe a pound-Flne. Sweet and Tender.
100 barrels i.'rackerp, 4 As ler 25c; ,40 boxes
Prunellas, 2 S3 for 2$e; a .lob let of Uoed
Breems, a forliie ; ten uirreU Oatmeal, B s for
Sis; rrtsh VtheatUerm.fi t ler 2!e; elelne
heap.O cakes for 25e ; uioicher Heip, Urge
eike, 11 cakea for S53 ; hi f bushel bags Fine
Halt, each !53 ; New Ki gltsh liurranU, 3 fti for
ae; New Ualslns. 8 lis fertBe 1 Finest New
Figs, 8 Bs for 23e ; Oeid old lgs, 4 fta for 26e ;
Jew Layer Flg, 2 fb for28e; New Italian
iIacrenl,'2patK fere; heir Italian Ver
micelli, 2 packs for 25c ; f Incst Malara urapes,
2ftfor2e; NewI'CBrt lapleca,t BiforKej
Nuwriuke l'apte(u, 4tt,ifjr25.
J. FRANK REIST,
WUOLESALE AND BETAIL UUOCKB,
Northeast Cerner
Yi til King and l'rlnce Streeli,
LANCASTEB, VA.
Ttlopheno and Fne Dellvery.
11AKINQ POWDBK-
S"
TEKLINO UAK1NG POWDKR.
Absolutely Pure-
THIS rewder never varlfs. A marvel of
purity, strxngth aud wholenomoneds. More
economical than the ordinary kinds. Sold
only In Cans by all urecerj.
01r.jii.1rn1 mabu rAinuuiivu uu.,
12 and II Spruce Street, New Yerk.
aug2J3md
c
EDUCATIONAL.
T
ON'T POT IT OFF I
Don'tnutefftboinattorof getting a "llusl.
cess Kdncatlen," Ihst Is, that kind of an
ednrat Ien that will benefit you n.e.tln again.
Ing, II net an lndpenduniu, at least a geed
living. A knowledge et
B00K-KEEP1SQ AND BD5ISESS FORMS,
combined with a geed handwriting, kecs a
grf 1 way In accempllshtug thU,
Day and Kvenlng sessloes.
H KA8T K1NQ STltlKT.
STERLING
BAKING
POWffil,
DRY OOODB.
pRIOK LIST.
BAED fi'llcBLEOT,
33 and 36 Seuth Queen St.,
(Opposite Feunula Inn )
PRICE- LIST :
efrTrBng.m" f" w cf the man3r nrgln we an
BMAWL8.
Shoulder Sbawla at 10, n.w.ABA te ataardnn.
BLANKBT8.
Md0pCr0pMr? U "". . .
UNDBRWHAB.
rhlldren'f Underwear, imallest site, staria
Sf?.i8naIntd'Vu&li6C"anp' &OTfl'n
i'52If!.'M,.,?"0J!inaerwBr Rt sse. "e. .
mlSSeS U thewttt b ""'
M1m,!HS,nrt02TtJl?.a,ca'ed TJnflerwearatTSe,
Si muEtXbKt' cLnr ' -1 nnrnber wUl com
p M?it?tIi2yiSin" !erBt0'0r8 ""Id at n.
SJHcJtoe U5Siflt.BreeiM atrc,
1 ? V,eLea'?a'ea.Onanrer, 50a, 75e,
FLOOR OIL OLOIB.
t?S! irSaA7.?:,l&T0 published en Fleer ana
K?ie!J.l0i we 'enmre te eay, has never
been eqn&llcd by any ether heuse. We have
the reputation and we mean le keep lt,e! sell
ing the best wearing, beat seasoned OU Cleth
that ever was sold ler the money.
WINDOW 8HADBS.
fllt5!tSeaCBhh,,M'-be,t "' 'pr,D
DRBS8 GOODS.
-.,!im..bV'gaJ.,,Al11. DrM Goods from Reper
yard te II, in all the latest aty lea and shades.
QLOVflS.
,.iJIO&'J2!OVMRt?'.2,!.40480.68.
Sp-.. IX? aal Pectal attention ti our28e Weel
Knit Gleve, ask te aee It, and If you think
ZS.1&TS2: ,beuf P' "nythlrg better ler leri than
&H..?JbuyJH W carry an Immense stock
SrMi,IS,,niWtoh.ri:,PeuraaverUe,nentana
sVw0.lo0tTai,,ew1.mp088l,,,et0g,V6 " new
We sell goods en amsil profit. Weadvor--.e.wIl;we'ot,.
When you come for H you
get It. Who else Is under as small an expense
J!LW6i.ar!L 2nlv X quare from Centre? We
can sell goods en email profits, and we de.
BAED &icELE0T,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St,
(Opposite Fountain Inn.)
T HARRY STAMM.
latest lews in Brief.
THE NEW
Bosten Stere,
Ne 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
-IS TUE-
Het Bed (f Lew Prices!
During the past two mentts the volume of
our builness lias bucn steadily Increasing
until It has reached far beyend our fondest
expectations. Goods being cut en every hand
anain coceeqccnce we haye a luge number
of
REMNANTS
OF ALL HINDS OF
Dress Goods,
Which we araanztouitedlsposool aa
soeu as pos Bible.
ThflsoKEMNANTShayebcen put aside by
themselves, where you can see them &nd pick
at your leisure.
MANY T1IIKQS FOB VOU AT KX1UA
LOW PBICKS.
D3N'T FORGET THE REMNANTS
AT
He. 24 Centre Square.
We are ptearcd te eiler te you the belt
values In Clanuelj thu reach fur above any
values heretofore offered by us-
RED FLANNELS,
10CKNT3A YAUD.
UKC 1'0, 17C, MC, 21c. 150. I8s, 31c, 3!c, 37X0,
4J,B0c,:itC
Big Rstarns Fer Year Meney
-1N-
Dndeiwir, Blankets, Comferls, &c.
4VItemomber we makene l'la Crust promi premi
ses. Kemomberthts nntU SATUBDAY, NOVEM-lSKK-illb.
We will glve all 6 per cent, abatement en all
purchases of
Comforts & Blankets.
MAuiiiNunr.
JENTKAli MAOH1NK WORKa
W. PARKB O DM MINOS,
Central Machine Works
131 A 1S6 NOKTII UHRIHTIAN 8T ,
LABCU8T1B, l'i.
Knglnei and Boilers, of from a te 12 horse
Sewer, of our own make a specialty. Neat in
cslgn, of full power, durabie and cheap,
steam Uoeds and Supplies In great vailety,
consisting et Vulvei, Cocks, Lnbrlcaters,
Whtstlea, Injectors, KJecters, l'umps, Toels,
Wrought, Malleable and Costlren Fittings and
Wrenitht And Cast Iren i'lpe, etc lieat lob leb lob
bera' discounts te the trade.
Special machinery built te order, and re-
E airing promptly dunn. Alse Iren and Brass
attlngs, 1'atterns and Medels.
BTKAM FITTING AND 8TKAU 1IKATINU
Al'l'AUATUS.
GOOD WOGK. I'UOMI'TNKSS. UKASON-
AULKCIIAUQSl.
Cential Machine Works.
W-H-tfrt
BlAKUlNti NfcW llOAKDINU AND
Lodging Heuse, Ne. 41 fenth Ltme street,
Lancaster, A lex Ueorge,(lll(msrck)freprle ter.
First class Uerman tablobeird. steals at all
hears. Heme 00m letw for permanent boar
ders Meals furnished promptly and In first,
etass style te wedding and birthday parties,
balls, hops, etc. at short notice, a share ei
the public's patronage. Jteapectlullysellelted.
AliKI-Ouuuia.
HO, tl eeatt USM StraH,