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&AMCABTIK. ftOVXMBBRU, 1SS8.
Wliter art TTtrk.
i it a black cloud ever the Motion-
Juraller. The operators and shippers
bituminous coal along that river have
I te atop shipments and close their
I Indefinitely from the first of Decern
ad ever 0,000 miners and many
I of river boatmen will be thrown
k'ef employment In the opening of the
, This means that about 20,000
men, women and children, are
iiy ana hopelessly deprived or
I of support and as their work has
Irregular and net very paying
are desperate limes ahead
many. The operators explain
; their action was rendered necessary
'the overstocking of the market due te
Ok unusual continuation of the cendl-
r VImm favorable te coal transportation by
trer. According te them the market is
- flatted with their coal and the landings
'. aa crowded that neat le33 would fellow
1 lafwtthatnr a cnMnnftrifiwzlnff the river. I
k aellUy of commercial Interchange is I
j . . ..i .ut.. ,.. I
saappuexu te ve n very guuu iuiur, uu
are ia a disaster of alarming proportions
barfed directly te unusually favorable
Inneportatlen facilities. They can
g. aaaiKec weir ceai se casny mat tuey cau-
awt anera hi mine it. xue icmuh hivku
"mmj be the true one,though the operation
fkaa a trusty leek. But whatever the
auM the incident certainly reveals a
;r',; sort unhealthy state of Industry, and the
- thousands who will find tliemselves en
,jecember first without wages, or iue
tprotpectef any.wlllbe very apt te wonder
twhat is the matter with the American
tystem of protection. It mayoccur'te
V-Tieme who lately cast their ballets in np.
Vvxehensien of free trade that if the la-
idestrles that use their coal, or the east-
gLwta competitors of tbose Industries, had a
ffif rjabance te sell in foreign lands they would
mftaeed mere fuel and pay better prices.
But the die is cast and labor will have te
fatrnggle en as best it may with mtny a
vt"VLttet lessen like thatoftheMenongauela.
faMd'an1"11 Dd Hnnier.
te Cellins and serta of slang of varl
wheu It was lvalue, but of nil the
living. His natrere is none mere ut ut
mend, living in , graphically expres
waa placed In the . V-wiu ' i,Ji
.v.;..i,M.-'te drivelling idiocy
aW -r-pTamen oPhrase that New Yerk
lb, v.y,mgw arm men, w uiitau iiupu
at. The value of slang lies in its pleas
es ln ami 'nfetitrpsntin fnrcp. lint lliprn la
l5f BOthlng pleasingly plctureeque in the
latest metropolitan slang-phrasa " in iue
J-'-'aeup." It suggests an unfortunate fly
gv-siB DpUllOU UUUIDO Ub UIUUCI,UUU Ik
ucce'Bfully achieves nothing
but the
If n man
;,v elimax of vulgar repulsiveness.
has bad luck, or is in serious trouble, he
la said te be " in the soup," and most
'.& MODle will feel sorry for the spoiled soup :
v tsr. bat this Pj"!,1'13 the peculiardisadvan
4stagethat4jer te pi-educethe eilect
E-ife intended. fyi,iimust have heard the
'iFatery of its origin. The legend runs us
i.t a11m- 11 T --l-nn.lMM .nl.nn irilnl.i 41in
W tvuuHD. AJnavevkivft) vvtiru jvi.iaiu, btiu
-'iv; pugilist, returned from urepe en the
S'v Canard eteamer Etrurla, his friends in
S,New Yerk prepared te give him a grand
E(,?rreceptii7u. A party of Kllraln'a friends,
;ljeiisiderahiy the worse for liquor, pro pre
Kt cured a tug and went out te take their
KM here off and bring him ashore, but the
captain of the Etruria swore the drunken
tt'i-' crowd should net enrnn near, nnl thev
JW'iilM net. Whlln rrnlMncr nrnimcl the
ateamer one of the tug's passengers, a
man named Jehnsen, in leaning ever its
aide, le)t his balance and fell overboard.
One of his companions, who witnessed
bis fall, but who was tee drunk te
threw him a rope or offer oilier assist
ance, contented himself with calling out :
He I Jehnsen's fell in the soup 1' Com
paring the Atlantic ocean te n plate of
annn wiu mn 'sunramniv t-TrllnnTmiq flint.
l.i- when the Incident was related in the
ijsfervlfew Yerk papers the expression atruck
KW thn nnnnlnr fnnnv Anil, wnmnvnilrt.
the popular fancy is yet reeling from the
, W1UH.
Thn Inplilpnt. ven liidlnriiii lint. Mm
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l$i application of the phrase te all sorts of
'? ueuuie vy people wne never uearu me
t??V' itnrv ! nne nf Minna n'jInr.iT nffnrfa nt nn
CS '"""uirimiuvlw U...UU
that is saddening. Man is said te be the
only living being with a sense of humor,
and he alone has the sense, of moral re
sponsibility and the consciousness of the
awful solemnity of life. Laughter, wit
' and humor, seem te ba given him as a
counterpoise te the crushing weight of
his Dense of immortality, and the parrot
like catch-phrases that serve some, iu
teid of witticisms, prove a feeble sense
of humor that indicates an equally weak
feeling of humanity. Men who treat a
hollow phrase as a fine joke cannot be
Tery manly, especially when the expres expres
slen Is applied te the misfortunes of u
fellow man.
Heller Explosions.
We publish te-day a letter from a prac
tical mechanic en the cause et the recent
mysterious boiler explosion at the chemi
cal works, 'and would be glad te have
the views of ether experts as te this im
portant matter. We also publish an
account et a similar explosion in the
Weat which killed four men instantly aud
fatally wounded four mere. Considering
the very general use et batteries of boil
ers, and the fact that the best of human
ingenuity and skill, has been concentrated
npen steam power for the past 100 years.lt
eertaldy appears surprising that unac
countable explosions ever occur, lly
thia time we ought te thoroughly under
stand the principles necessary for the safe
handling of this force, and the ceinpar.f
tlye rarity of these mysterious explosions
k no excuse. There should be no rays
tery whatever about it, and the verdict
of the coroner's Jury In this case Is net at
U complimentary te this branch et mod med
rn science. It theie is an unknown
amuse that mav at anv merr.nnt rmnA ;
r' 'lapetltien of this accident te boilers pie
(L Tided with every safeguard against known
,.. vwvuv v. cauv0.vue , 41. u BjJire ui bUU
. t . ateepifs) vigilance or tue men in cuurge,
f MHaathlng that they cannot control may
;'.; preparing sudden death for them,
k first et all imperatively necessary
;;ilhtvt the best of human skill should be
r wt4 te the discovery of that something.
'" We strongly suspect that there is no
myattry whatever about It in the minds
; genuine experts who all have their
tbaeriM te account for the .tricks of
,, but they should progress from
3y te established facts and meet
' with the precautions needed te
The trouble is that few
Heina Btaam in tlila iv can
ftejr klfhlyducaUd jre-
feaser of Bteam engineering te leek after
their power. They must depend upon
the great army of intelligent and worthy
men, who with a thorough practical
knowledge of all the plain facta manage
thousands of boilers all ever the land with
such rare discretion that explosions are
few and far between. When these trusty
men venture te theorize they sometimes
come te grief sadly, and ene of them
makes an interesting example of this in
the dispatch from Mentana explaining
the disaster before referred te. He says:
"In three of the boilers the steam gauge
indicated seventy-flve pounds pressure.
The ether ene indicated flfty-Qve pounds
of Bteam. The steam was evidently
turned into the boiler that exploded from
the ethers, thus giviBg 200 pounds addi
tional pressure when It rent asunder, one
halt going forward and the ether back
ward, carrying death with it. The boiler
was a new one and was considered safe,
but could net stand 200 pounds pressure
going into it at once."
This plan of Increasing steam pressure
I would be of commercial value it prac
tlcable. but it is well-known thatpres-
aare is equalized much as water finds ill
lnvnl nrwl thn Jnrnlnir nt Ktanm into the
level, and the turning of steam into the
one boiler would net mean an increase of
its pressure by the pressure of each one
but simply an Increase sufficient te bring
it te the same average pressure as the
ethers, which would fall in proportion.
As all argument helps te a conclusion
consideration should be given te any
who have a claim te write about boilers
and their curious ways.
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Tub Beys and Girls National Employ
ment association has a convention in aea-
aten at lndlonapella that is net making
quite be mueh noise as the Knights of Laber
convention in the tatne elty, but is proba
bly doing mete geed. The alma and eby
Jests of the association are the looking alter
the truant, tramping and neglected clanca
of youth. This society, has been instru
mental In finding geed he in si for 8,000
vagrant boy, their work extending ever
.270 cltlea of tbe United States and Uanadc,
Attention lias Intcly been called by
correspondent of Science te the pecullitr
use and meaning of the word billion. It
should, aoeordlng te etymology and math
ematics mean a million of a million, but for
Berne unknown reasen French mathemati
cians changed the rule of separating figures
In groups of six te the present separation in
groups of three. A billion te a buelncs
man is a thousand millions, while te an
atlromemer and mathematician ltretalns
its old and proper meaning of m million
millions. Fortunately buslneta men bave
but llttle uae for It.
Tub Squirrel II 111 gun olub.el Pittsburg,
will en Thankiglvlng day alaugbter S00
KnRllih iptrrewn which will be liberated
from traps In the tame manner aa plgeeni,
and ehet at a rlae el 25 yards. This Is cer
tainly a great Improvement en the llve
pigeon sheeting, and the aparrew en the
wing la by no means an easy mark.
Tun Keely oase, apart from its legal
aipct, la peculiar. A party clalma te bave
bought n maoblne from blm many years
bro and the court haa ordered that Mr.
Keely Bbew his uiaohlneao that It can be
decided whether it Is the one seli'. Keely
reruaes te show thorn anything el Impor
tance either because he baa nothing Qt that
kind te show or because It may be claim oil
te be the aame that he told te them. He
distrusts everyone and demands that
everyene should trust hi in. lie says et
tbeother party: "II Ibey will ahew the
description or the inaohiue el 16C0 and then
ay they have net neon enough el my protent
maoblne te show that they de net corres
pond, 1 will make thorn n k1" of my
soerot." This sounds lair, but the claimants
may reply that the old aud new meters
may be tbe tame though dlllorent In ap.
pearanceJUBt as two steam englnea may
bee m totally unllke In general appearanoe,
though both use Bleain by piston and
eylluder. He also says that he will glve his
meter te the world In four months, but the
world would be better pleased te have It
moteat ten days with llve per ceut. oil ler
HpOt Mill.
Amone the cargo el the steamship deer go
W. Ulyite, which sailed for Han Dominge
from New Yerk en Tuesday, were the fol
lowing war Bupplles as shown by the man!
feft at tbe custom house : G0 eases of
earliidgcs, CO caics of rllles, 11 cases of
beltn, three cases of scabbards, four casta
et carbines, 310 cases of leather bellf,
and 10 cases of drums. As all require
ments of the law were complied
with nnd Hsu Dominge Is open te
commerce, the colleetor of the pert refused
the request et the Uaytlan consul te pre
vent the dopartureot the steamer, which
the consul felt aure was taklng'arma te the
Uaytlan Insurgents. He Is no doubt right
a te the ultimate destination of the arms,
but he cannot atk ua te provent such ship,
ment te poaeetul open pert of Han Do De Do
mineo, any mere than he oeuld Interfere
with similar shipments te Kurope.
PERGONAL.
Colonel Daniel H. Lament, private
aeerutary te President Cleveland, em
phatically (Ienics a report tbat he Is te be
appoluted Judge advocate general et the
army.
ltuv. C. H. Blaelu, paitoref thoKo theKo thoKe
foriued ohureh at Westminster, Md., is
spending a low days at the home of his
futhcr-lu.law, Hev. T. Q. Apple, D. D.,
where Mrn. Hlsgle has been visiting ler
several weeks past.
OLD K.NOUUU TO tlK II1S BlOrjtKlt;
Grj-IUIrca Mti, Menduttr Sacs te Keceter
Her Uey llabua-Slie Sjt Hlie
Leres Him S11IU
Judge Walsh, or Brooklyn, en Tursilsy
callett tliu nafte of Anna Mendeaur, nged 01,
ugalnst David Mendoser, her husband, aged
21, charged with desertion. The latter
walked quickly te the tpaee fronting the
Judge. He looked tired but detlant, and
boldly stared tbe justice In the eye. Anna
was net slew In taking her place as com
plainant botero the judge, but even her own
lawjer, Prank O'liilen, amlled when abe
pushed him one te aide ae that she could
Btaud beslde David. The case waa about te
no ou when Ulerk Jehn H. Btryker hur
riedly Bppeated and atated tbat Jere
Weruberg, oeunsel ler tbe derendant, waa
trying a case In general sessions aud oeuld
net be present, and asked that the case be
adjourned. Lawyer O'lirlen diinurrcd at
tbe delay.
Turning te the youthful bridegroom tbe
Judge vald : "tlew la this, young man T
Were you te support her, or was abeteaup.
pert you t"
'Hhe was te take care of me," emphat
ically replied David. "She gave me f 1,000
te marry her and was te help me establish
a business. Hho'aget plenty of money. 1
knew et lour bank books tbat Bbe has."
"Well, 1 don't think she'll sutler any by
BBbert delay," mid the Judge, "and I'll set
the c&he down ter November -S, at 10 ,
in."
At this time Anna had Bald nothing, hut
steel beside Dald, devouring hi w with
her eyes. Aa he went out et court with his
Irlenus Bbe followed oleaoly after blm. On
rtachlng the sidewalk David met mero
frleudsand steed talking te them. Anus
crossed the street and remained for teveral
ailuutea with her gaze still flrmlv riveted
en thoetijectof her BlIectlenB. When she
saw blm walk away between two well
dressed women with whom he waa con
versing In the most animated manner,
tbe tight was tee much for her, and, taking
the arm of her friend she walked hurriedly
down Adauia street towards her lonesome
home en the top 11 car of Ne. 21 Film street.
When queitlened by a reporter David
spoke very freely about the case. U Bald
the old woman had almost annoyed the life
out of him with her attention , and during
the absence of bla parents la Uoeten had
talked him Inte marrying her, although be
told bar he oeuld never love her. The
alluic&iMi et fljOOQ la cold cash was tee
tnneh ler a young fellow who hud nover
made mere tban f7 or (8 a week, and se he
married her.
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Bbet ft Weman rirs Tlmei.
Jamea Nelan, a worthless character, fired
fife abeta Inte hli paramour, Kmtna Uueb,
In a heuse In New Yerk en Tuesday, be be be
oanse abe rofuaed te live with blm any
longer. Hue will die The lint two aheta
took cfleet In one wrist, breaking It; two
mere were Imbedded In tier abeulder. At
tbta point he roll. Aa abe lay pretlrate
and shrieking In agony he fired the lest
shot Inte her abdomen.
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PhyVe'nm rccommend Dr. Bull's Conge
Bytup, when all etner medicines tall, OS a Cer
ium euro ier urencnuis, son? mru, nnu
coughs or colds of lenK ilandlDg. Fer tela by
in
rer mere win never yet a Philosopher that
Duldondntelha toothache tia'lenlfy." I'er-
haps nel-but there' llttle wit In enduring It
at nil. whoa one bottle el Salvation Oil will
euro It.
COMPLEXION I'O WDBU.
vsJiAVvi
flOMPIiBXlON POWDEK.
LADIES
WIIO VALUE A RKriNBDICUMl'LEXIOM
HUSl UOA
POZZONTS
mbdieatxd:
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It impart a brilliant transparency te the
ln. JtemeTOR oil plreplei, irecklea and Ols Ols Ols
coleratlong, and maken tee akin dfcllcntely
selt and beantlf nl. ltcentalna no llme, whlte,
laid or arwmla. In three shadow, pink or float,
white and brunette.
FOK SA.LB 1ST
All
Drugglats
Doaleru
and Faney Goods
fivorywhero.
srllKWAHE Ot IMITATIONS.'
nraMvn
WANAMAKKH'a
riiiLACULi-iilA, WtdueiOay, Nev. 21, UtS.
Cleakings and Ulsterings.
Warm and soft enough te let
you smile at any nip in the
weather. New styles are
crowding in all the time.
Stripes, tfi.75 ; stripes, plaids
and checks, $2. Beavers, As
trakhans, and all the thick luz
zly family.
Norlhaestotcsntro.
Rarely beautiful Raglan and
Ulster stufl among the Paris
Novelties.
Snow-flake; that's one sort.
Wavy curves in long graceful
sweeps close together ; in faint
rcliel en a heavy serge ground.
White bits and specks scattered
ever the whole like the sprink
ling of a snowstorm.
ft (jrecnlRh
n Rnrncttfli
apiumitu
an euvisa
47 inches wide, 3.50.
Anether has scrawley figures
like bunches el grass. 50 in.,
$6 ; plain, 44 in., 2.
Yet another comes in minia
ture tiger stripes. 50 in., $5 ;
plain, 44 in., $2.
aoulhwest of contre.
One of the newest and odd
est of the rich bordered stuffs is
a Camel Hair splashed and
dashed six inches deep with
fuzzy strokes of color sharply
contrasting with each ether and
with their ground. Green,
blue, mahogany, bfewn, 45
inches, $2.50 ; plain, same
width, $1.75.
There's quaint beauty, tee, in
the zig-zag border, braided
effect, en heavy serge. Half
dozen colors, 42 inches, $2 ;
plain, $1.25.
Seuth est of centre.
It's a long counter where the
" 5,000 " three - quarter - price
Dress Patterns are heaped.
Most of the time yesterday
there was some spot at it where
you could leek without being
elbowed. It's likely te be se
te-day, but when Dress Patterns
goat
3.75 te $6.75
each which only the ether day
were $5 te 9 at a low piece
price, there's no telling.
Ueinuant counter, southwest of centre.
Prices have swung low en
two lets of Toilet Chamber Sets
that have hung back a little.
English Ware, blue, brown,
and pink, deg rose decorations,
$7, including jar ; regular price
$10.50.
Bird and flower decoration,
with jar, $5 ; regular price,
$7-SO.
isecend fleer, Juniper street bide. Four ulu ulu
uters. Holiday bloom is showing in
Stationery. Little knick-knacks
and pretty nothings and some seme
things peep at you from the
heaps ei every-day goods like
flowers in a hedgerow.
We keep step with all that is
fresh and new in Papers, En
velopes, and the writing-desk
fixings generally. There isn't
where you leek te be surprised.
The surprise would be if we
didn't have them.
There are plenty of wonder
spots. One is hew the "Wana
maker Linen," new well known
as having all the geed qualities
of se-called " Royal Irish
Linen," can be sold at about
half the price.
Anether, hew the 25c box of
paper and envelopes comes
about. It certainly is a very
big quarter dollar's worth. But
you are used te such things all
ever the store.
Noir Thirteenth street entrant.
Please bring or send receipt
when your Furs are te be taken
out of storage.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
TOBACCO.
LD 110NK3T.
ineuu reruiiAii imAHD
Old Henestu
Will be leund a comb! nation net always
te be nad
A riNK QUALITY or n.UO TOUACCOAT
A UBAeUNAULK 1'KIO.
Loek for the red H tin tag en
oaeh plug,
EIRST-OLASS ARTICLE
-1N-
Chewing
Tobacco.
DON'arAIl.TO (jlVK
OLD HONESTY
AFAtU TIIIAL.
Aakyonrdealerferlt. Don'ttakeanyother.
JNO.FINZER&BROS.
LOUISVILLE, KT.
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rOK UALH OK HUNT.
TJOH BAIjkIaT PK1 V ATK BATjE,
J3 the tbroe-stnrv Htore and Dwnlllna'
11 onto Ne. 48 North Cjuccen street, Lancaster
city, l'a., lniiulre of
' II. C. KltKADV,
Ne. 27 Knst King- street,
Att'y for Esuitu of Jacob V. Kready,
eepiuM.WAEiia
pUIJLlO HAliK.
'i'CKHDAY KVKMNO, KeVBMIUTRHi
Will be bem at the Lenpitd hotel, the Two Twe
Biory IIKIC'K 1IU1LU1NU. Ne 3C4 Beuth
l'rlnce street. Lancaster, ta. Let lrents Jt
loot, depth 105 loot, with a thrca feet wide
iiUuy en Conestexa stieet, net yet opened
Henrn contains hull, soven roeuis ana attic.
Miwly pnpnrcd and puluted. Cellar under
wim'ubulldlnKt a, ote.
bule begins ut 7 'u p. m.
MAKTllA M. O. SNTDKIt.
J OKI. L. HA1NXB, Auct. neva,10,17,'2l,'2 27
UHLIO HALE OF A VALUAHIiE
Uotel Property.
On Wbdkibdat, 1)xe 6, 1815,
Will lie sold en the prttntics, the larire and
writ known Uenaral Tayler Hetel. Ne sit Rast
Klnir alreei, l.ancaster, l'u. Let fronts 82 feet,
Ce i) Hi 'J451ccU te urantstrect. 'JhU property
Is In tlin hesl pesslbln condition, and preaenls
an opportunity saidam ettered. Fer further
Infnrainiten uddrejs or call en the owner la la la
slOlnKthorren. biiii) te corninunce ni i.yi e cieck p. m., wnen
conditions will beinade known by
LKWISHIKULKU.
Ain F. ltBIKOenL, Auct. nl2-M,W,rua
OKl'UANU' COUKT 8AI.K OF A VAI..
uuble North I! neon Street Uualnesa Stand.
UK KMDAY, NOVKMDKn23. U8j.
ntthe Kranklln Heuse, nertn Queen street,
Lantaster, l'u., the nndnrslKned executers or
the will of Jehn A. llehman, deceased, In
obedience te a decree et the Orphans' Court of
Liuicasterceunty, will otrer at public sale all
1 hat very valuable real estate, hes. 1M and 1W
North Queen street, latu the property of said
Jehn A lleliumn, deceased.
The let lrents en North (jueen street 32 feet
1i Inches and extends In depth te Market
street 231 teet and liu en It a t we story itrlck
llnuse and ether Improvements.
This let ti only ene halt square from the
l'ennsjlVAiila railroad station, is one of the
uca Biiuaiea sianas ier unsiness in moony,
mid i worthy the atteutlen et business meu
and Investors.
One-third et the purchaie money will re.
liinln charged en the land during the llle of the
- ldew.
Bule te commence at 7 o'clock, when attond attend attond
tuice will be ulven und tenns mnde known b
WAHH1NUTON 1UKHTKU,
(1ATUA.L1NK K. HOI1MAN,
Kxccntera of Jehn A. llehman deceased.
Jdku I.. Hainm. Auctioneer.
e.-7,n3 W,17,2I,Wlt
PUIILIOHALKOF VALUABLE CITY
11KAL KBTATK.
On TiicnseAV, KevaMBin 22, 13:6,
the underslKiied, administrators dn benis non
euni tostauientonniiuio, of the will of (led
tiled . thin, late of Lnticastur city, deceased,
will tell nt public sile, at the Btves Uouse,
thufollewlnKdrscrlbna r.ul estate, viz:
Ne.l. ftll thatlotef irreuna slluated en thn
wist slde of North Vilnre street, fronting 82
leet en unit and extending of tbat wluth
westward Hi feetaleng Urantttroetto Water.
1 he Improvements nu Slid let consist of a
splendid two story llitck Dwelling Heuse, Ne.
3.1, with twontery brick back building, con
taining all the modern Improvements, such
nt bath room, new heater in the cellur, sewer
connection, eta. 'J here re also en tbe premi
ses u weed mid cost shed, hydrant and well el
rprlng water, with pump therein. This let
will be sold sublecl te the right and privilege
cf the purchaser of Ne. 2, his helm and assigns
te use In common with the purchaser of Bald
Ne. 1, his hi Ira and UFstgns a passage way or
ulleyet the width et thiee feet, bcglnnlngat
the southeast corner et said let, and extend
lug In depth wealwan! of the width el three
itet along the south line the OUtance et SO
feet.
Ne.!. All tint let or ground situated en the
wpstftde of North l'rlnce street, fronting 32
feet ID Inches, morn or leis en tame, and ex
tending el that wldlh westward along the
southsldeef butd let Ne 1, tte distance of ltd
Icet, te Water street. The Improvements en
fiild let censtat of aone'story iltlck Dwelling
Heuse, Ne. !8. a well et water with pump
therein andactiternwlihpumpthernln. With
tliM property will also be sold the privilege te
ua feet wide alley-way as above cat lerlh.
He. 3. All that let of ground situated en
Water striel and adjoining the reir of tatd
let, Ne. 2, en thn south side, fronting en
Water street te 'feet 6 Inches, mere or less,
tbencc extending custalnng south lineal Ne.
2. N) feet 6 Inchen, and thuuee south 9 feet 1
Inches, tbencu west 21 loot 11 Inches, thence
south 21 feet B .Inchen, thence west Ml feet 7
Inches, tn pucoe beginning en Water street.
Baldprepsrtles can be viewed by celling en
any of i he underslgned.
bale te communea at 7.50 p. m. en said day,
when terms will be mnde known by
ll.M.BlimciNKK,
J.ritKDBKNKU,
II. Z.UHUADB,
Admlnlstrutersd. b.n e.t.a.
Jekl lUlNIS. Aiict. nevl.3 7.10.U.17.2I.2I
xxvojisiexa.
yAOATION KXUUKSlONa.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
BXODRSIONS.
All Traveling Kxrenscs Included.
A 1'nUv will leave rhtladelphla Monday,
January 11, ltifJ, for u
Orand Tour of 82 Days,
THROUII THK HOUTHEUN STATES,
EX I CO
AND
CALIFORNIA
1 he outward reute Is via Wilmington, tVosh tVesh tVosh
lngleu, l'arkcahurg, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
etc.
'1 he onttre round of travel throughthe Seuth
nnd siexlce te le made In attpeilal irttnef
Msgnllleenl Vesllbalid Pulluian 1'ulaceCars,
Incluslvoef l'ullman I'alace Dining Car. All
the leading cities aud placet of hUtorle snd
iilcturesquuinterfkt te be vljiled, including
luadaluj.im und the City el Mexico (whare
ten das will he paused), A Mr Days"irlp
ever the Mexican Hallway. Alse a Complele
Hound of California, with special tralLS re
turning thieugh the ijnind scnle sections of
Utah, Colerado, etc. 4 he time In California te
lie extended at pleasure, wtth seven dliTerunt
datt of return under speclul eicert. The
UolutSHlsegoodonuny train until July.
bicendand LastTeur through the Southern
Btatt s. Mexico und California. rehruary 11.
FcUranaiouref 47 l)ys tbroughtbeBeuthorn
Btutis and Mexico (emitting Lollterula),
March 11.
Caltternta Kxcurtlnnp. Uacembsr C t Jan
nary 7 and 10 i reuiuury7, 11 aud 25 ; Match
and 11.
aSund for doicrlptlveclrcularr, designat
ing the tour dutlrcd.
RAYMOND t WHITOOMB,
lit Seuth Ninth Street.
tUinljrCoiitluuntillletil), 1'mtAinii.ruii, I'a.
ul'J3tUM,W,r
HOUVATIONAU
D
ON'TTOTITOFKI
Don't nnt off the matter of eeltlnir a "Bast-
nxs Kducatlen." Thtt Is, that kind el an
edurnt Inn that will benefit you icest In a gain
ing. If nut nu Independence, at least a geed
living, A knowledge et
BOOK-KEEMG AND BUSINESS FORMS,
combined with a gera handwriting, gees a
grert way tnaccempllihttigtbU,
DavanalCvenlnir restleus.
lDHKAilXHUlaBXajUT. I
CLOTHING.
TJIALL, 1888.
Fine
Tailoring
Fer the Latest RerettlM. cenflnM style.
Largeit atertment of Fine woolens, and
prlcua aa low ai any. go te
H. OERHART'S
Oniy Direct ImperllOR Tailor.
IS NOKTH QUUN STHKKH.
TTAMJK I
Satisfaction
la what haa given me the extnnalve patronage
1 have received from the publte
?
r line of
rerei
the c
foreign ana Uemistlea Is urunrpaased in the
ftilCKSAWAYDOWir, A8 USUAL.
TROUSERS I
HpncMt attention la .called te toy Tremers,
lnwbtchllcad.
ASKEW!
frTAlLOU.-
MOB. 154 AMU 23S WST KIND HTaKRT.
en 3mar.s
riLOrUlNU I
OLOTHUSQ I
L. Gansman & Bre.,
CLOTHING!
Clothing! Clothing!
WE WILL BAVB YOU MONEY.
Don't bny vnurself any Bnlt or Overcoat
without looking at our goods. Net a single
garment In our stock that Is net rellab'e.
Nothing that Is cheaply or poorly made, and
all te be sold en our uuslcess-rnaklng policy,
several dollars less than yen would have te
pay at any ether store ler the same goods.
Here Are the Facts.
The Cost Bnlti yen have, ever sieu at the
prices ; 1 17, ftl.tll, 112. Ill, lit).
Merchant Tailoring.
Flne Butts te order at 112, 114, 118, 118, sm and
23. Made and Trimmed In the best et style.
It Is net only t no prices which make our goods
cheap It Is the splendid qualities we odor
yoaalthe prloe.
L. GANSMAN & BRO,
M ANUrACTUltElifl OF
Men's, Bejs and Children's Clothing,
B. W. COIiNKlt NOUTU QUKKN
AND OUANUK STKKETS.LANOABTKIt, FA.
M
VKltH A HATUFON.
Reliable Clothing.
The weid " Heilable " means
much te buyers of Clothing. In
a line of business ns in the Cloth Cleth
ing business, where se much de
ception is practiced and se much
cheatery indulged in, it amounts
te a geed deal.
Yeu don't want te deal with
unreliable merchants, but you de
want te deal where you can get
a dollar in valuofera dollar in
vested. If you deal with us you
deal with thoroughly reliable
people, who want you te bave
just as much as you pay for.
lyers & Rathfon,
UELIABLK CLOI111KH?,
NO. 12 EAST KLNQ ST.,
LANUABTXR FA.
T
UB PEOPLE'S UAHH HIOKE.
CLOTHING
Made te Order
-AT-
The People's Gash Stoie.
Don't forget it. Wecanmake
you a Suit of Clethes, an Over
coat or a Pair et Trousers, 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. SP EAST KINO blRHBT,
LANCASTER, I'A.
-A LOT or-
READY;-MADE OYERCOATS,
or euu-
OWN MANUFACTURE
-AT
M0DEB1TE FUICES.
aaajgi-lyuw
anoemsits.
H Auav
iVi
!OFFKKS! TKA8I
OHOIOl OLD OOFFEE3.
rrcih Beaatea OaUy and riaaat Mew Crep.
TEAS.
We Guarantee for fine flavor and flood
Drinking Qualities.
OKOUC4B WIAWT,
HO. US Wast King .
N
EW 1-RUITS AND NUT8.
. A. Mst & Ce.,
FANOY QROOIRS,
Cemer lut King tnd Me Stnets.
Justln.flvera'ea of NKW NUTS. English
Watnnu, rubeit. Hard and Belt Shall
Almonds
NEW MIXED OAND1E', Burnt AlniOttdl,
Gum Dreps, and the finest Flerida Orangea.
NKUCUATKL CUMBK-fraah this morn morn
leg. Anether New let el ATtMOUR'3 DBIn
Btier at lBe per pound, lhu U a declfled
bargain. Try It.
JACOB DOLD'8 FAUtLT BIIOBTBKIKQ
tales the place of belter ; J-ft palls only we.
ALASKA M 40KKHIL. ntee, white and tat t
the pries should be Se apiece ; but wa are sell
ing them at threa for loe t this Is cheaper than
eisswhere, but we most have room for our Im
mense stock of Canned Uoeds which are ar
riving dally,
W. A BEBT & CO,
COB. KA8TKIRO A DUKE BT8.
L T BUKSK'S.
New Fruits. &c.
ONE UUNDRTCD BASKETS YORK BTATI,
CUNCUltU AN UAIAWua
GRAPES.
Choice and Only Thirty. flve te fottyCentsa
Basket.
NKW CUmtANTB.
NEWCITHON,
NKW TRUNKS,
nkw vxaa.
Mew California Kvap. Apricots,
New California Prunes.
Treah Cranberries.
New Brana and Heminy. Choice YerkBtata
Cream Cheebe. Choice Kdaraihoeee rresh
Imported Macaroni and Vermicelli. The Cel
ebrated Yentzer Xvaperattd Sugar Cem. the
finest In the market.
New Canned Goods.
Finest Teas and Qoffdee.
AT-
BURSK'S!
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, I'A.
e
UT THIS OUT I
CUT THIS OUT I
UOK'X 11KAD FAUT, BUT ALL Of UBliT'3
ADVEKTI3KMKNTB.
It will be toyenrlntoreit te watch them up
closely from new en until arter the holidays
We hmomyiyceMlycunls which wl'l be given
away at ouch tlmu en wernnyspsclfy lneur
ad verUiernunt. Keep both t j e j en them.
SIMPLE RULES FOR MAKING COFFEE.
Use ene part cedes te seven parts water;
have sour coffee around as tine as ordinary
Kranulmea sugar, or se thit the Itrger parti
cles wl I net exceed in size the heaa of a pin;
filace your cotlee in the pet and pour th boll bell boll
ngwater en It tbe euro the water Is deUIck);
then allow the entire eonteuta te bell three
minutes, no longer, then pour Inte the het
teffee a larire tablespoonful of cold water:
this will foieo the grounds te the bottom and
renoer the llauld clear as wine : serve as seen
as these directions are completed, a delay of
fifteen minutes will allow much of the aroma
and fluver te oacape.
InTeas and Coffees we laid them all. Geed
Teas from lie a pound up te Wj. L'etlees from
12Xe a pound up.
Loek out for the bis let of Dried Beef next
wok at lOe a pound fine. Bwoet and Tender.
100 barrels Cracker. 4 Its for2te; i0 boxes
Prunellas, 2 Its for 213 ; a lob let of Uoed
H rooms, 2 fer'JVc j ten birreN Oatmeal, 0 Is for
'.63; rresh Wheat Utru. S Bis ter Ke; Olelne
Eeup, S cakes for 2)e; K.'eicher BOip, large
eike, 11 cakes for !3e ha'f bnshel bags fine
salt, each 253 ; Mew Knglish eurrants, 3 ftj for
230 ; New Italslns, S Ks foriSe ; rtaest Kaw
figs, 8 Its for Me ; Uoed Old figs, 4 J6S for 260 ;
Mew Layer Fig;, 2 Ik. fer2sc; Mew Italian
Macaronl,2p8cKsler2S0 Mew Italian Ter
liiicelll, 2 packs foruei finest Malaga urapea,
2fi.!for2)e; New Pf art Tapioca, 4 ftjforise;
Mew f lake Tapioca, 4 ftj for 2).
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND SKTAIL UltOCIft,
NerthetBt Cerner
West Kiag and Frlaee Street!,
LAMOASTEU.FA.
TTtlopheno and free Delivery.
UilllKKJ.CAli.
BUT MB ON YOUR LIST,
About ene month mero and Cbrlitmas will
be upon us.
I am net going te watt until the lsst mo
ment, bat will take thli arly oppexluntty te
advl.e you te
Put Me On Your List.
Of all things suitable for Christmas 'Gilt,
nene is mnrn acesptabln than 1. 1 nm geed
ter rain or sbtae, and will glaed'n the h: art of
man, woman or child. Therefore
Put Me On Your List.
Tlshighttmn yen were thinking et whttte
get your relatives and friend, and 1 humtly
otter my suggesllun.
Geme time again I'll te'l yen where te get
me, 1 am Yours Truly,
AN UMBRELLA.
sep)-Sind
LMUAL. HUl.tVMB.
ESTATE OFOATHAHINK D. KELLY,
late of Lancaster city, fa., deceased.
Letters et administration en sld estate hav
ing been granted, te the undersigned, all
persons Indebted thereto are requested te
make Immediate payment, and these having
claims or demands against the same, will pre
sent them wltneut de'ay for settlement te
the underslgned, AtiMKB KKLLf,
Administratrix.
XraxxiU.EMtTii, Attorney. ehXtdW
TJISTATE OK PATRICK KELLY,
'J late of i-arJcaMer, cuy, rennsyivanie, ae
censed,
non en
Letters of aauilnwtrnlluu de benis
suld estate having been granted te
tte nnderstned, all persons Indebted thereto
ar requested te make Immediate payment,
and these having claims or demands axalnit
the same, will present them without (delay for
attlHmantte tha nndenlimd.
"' " ..fi..frtt
AUE.A3 nauuij
I.
d.b-n.
Ztein O, Sxrru.
Attersey.
Ad minis trauix. e
OCt.Wl
taw
DRY UOODB.
pRIOK LIST.
BAED &"McELE0Y,
33 and 35 Seuth Qnen Bt,
(Opposite Feuntala Ina )
PRICE" LIST :
efr'S1101 w of Bumr bargalaiire ara
Shoulder Shawls at 10, n, m, an fl re eta and np,
Bingieahawis atlt t7a7Aaai!?Banaap;
Deuble i Shawls i at ttaaSWai'aSd Sp!
re aefy any house te baa Vhaae goeda at
theprlee.
BLAimrra.
White or Colored at 750, (LILIB, Il.tO.H, tmsj,
3 and op per pair.
UMDIRWAsVU.
ChUdren's Underwear, smallest ilia, starts
at Be t next at lee. HXe. 15c and up, aoeordlns
te alie and qnallty.
Laaiea' Merine Underwear at Ke, Me. Ue,
Tteanslwp. Oar Me quality It all we claim ter
it. a see and, and It shows It by thewawe
are arllins; them.
Ladlea'BoanatMedleated Underwear at 78c,
n,ll.Maaaii.lTK, oer II . number wUl eora eera
pare wttk anythlat haretofera told at H.
Men's Underwear la wait or colored at 150,
B7Ko.60eandnp,
Men's BcarletMedleatea Underwear, BDe, Tie.
11, il.as and ILS7K- Oaasal'a Hair and Natural
n x nu w pxieea.
VLOOR OIL CLOTH.
The trade wa have established ea fleer and
Table uil cloth, wa venture te say, fcaa never
been equalled by any ether house. Wa hava
the reputation and wa mean te keep It, et tell
lng the best wearing, beat aeaaenaa OU Cleth
that ever waa sold ter U money.
WINDOW BHADB8.
Plain or Dade Bhadag, .beat goeda, spring
llituies.atwaeach.
DRB8H OOODB.
Ultra bargains In Dress Qeeds from Be per
yaratell, In ail the latest styles and shades.
OLOvas..
Men'salovesat.,e,4BO,,T eta and
np. we call especial attention te enr 9Be W oel
Knit Ulove. ask te see It, and If yen ihtnk
you ever bought anything better ter lets than
BOe don't buylt. Wa carry an immense stock
of Oleve. Watci for our advertisement and
prleeaet Qleves. Impossible te give it new)
pace will net allow.
We sell goods en small profits. We adver
tise whn we get. When yen come for It you
get It. Wneelselsunderassmall anezpense
as we ar i only H square from Centre T We
can sell goeda en small prefita, and we de,
BAED fclLeELBOY,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Bl,
(Opposite fountain Inn.)
D
RE3H GOODS.
WATT & SHAN D
Nes. 6, 8 and 10 East King St.,
Present a Display et
Black Dress Qoede,
Mourning Dress Geed?,
Colored Dress Poeds,
Unrivaled in the Country for variety, quality
and moderate prices.
Being ready cash buyers we have made
many special purchases In the last two weeks
highly Interesting te clese buyers.
60 rieees Hamilton Cashmeres, double fe'.d,
10a a yard i regular price In large cities, 15e,
88-ineh Heavy All-Weel Berges, 25c a yard ;
real value 5"Hc
All-Weel Tricot Cleths, 2Sc, mtde te sell at
87Ke.
Flald, Checked. and Snlpedr.anneiSultlngf
33c and S7He regular SOc goods.
CS-Inch Flannel Suitings, COe a yard ; lately
sold at 7."c.
French Henriettas, 10 inches wide, Ke and
82e a yard ; usual prices for this quality, 750
and 11.00; closing out purchssa of 6 pieces.
Corded Henriettas, 40 inches wlde, 6))e a
yard; cost 85e te Impert, and this let cannot
be duplicated for anything like the money,
10 Pieces Co'ered Satin Khidames, extraor
dinary cheap at 73c a yard.
New Yerk Stere.
WSATUKR UTRll'H
J.
B. MABTlt. et DO,
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
UBFOllf. TUX-
Geld Weather Oemee,
FLEXIBLE CUSHION
Tlila strip ia made of metal and rubter
aud Is the only one that will de Its work
completely ever uneven surfaces.
A FEW DOLLARS
Will put an end te cold drafts, rain anl
dust entering your beuse, and will step
all rattling of sasb, &c.
The benefits and comforts, aside from a
great saving of fuel, will amply offset the
tbe expenditure tbe first winter.
It is easily applied and at a small cost,
or we will eend competent workmen te
put it up at a small advance.
This weather Btrip is the latest pat
ented and baa met with the fullest en
dorsement of the leading railroad and
palace car.
Black and lied Rubber Give it a trial,
even if only for one deer or window, and
be convinced.
J.B.MARTIN,
k CO.
JUHT OrEHKD IiEATHEK GOODS,
rocket Uoeks, furn, Card Cases, Met
Beeks, letter Coifs, l'ecket Compaatens,
Cigar Ceses. 4 e , In large variety et designs at
liivmt price,
f ttilLKI'S XAST XND FHABMAOY,
(OpnedltH Kastera Markat.)
Bilk Cevering Bettles, Vases, Cologne Bot Bet
tles rralley's Bj rep Bloodroot, Wild Chsrry
and Boraheund Is the best ier cramps an
oeida i , aaa M caaU. . M. WjiW
Weather Strips.
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