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aVAXCABTKH, XOVKMBKU S3, lSSR.
, Tie Death renaMr.
i Is no evidence that the law lias
lend la the Showers case in Inflict-
t the extreme penalty, but is It net a
utter te fix a penalty that prevents the
tkm et error V " What's done can
I be undene1' and no amends can be
ifocthehanclngef an Innocent man.
I the natter is new arranged, though
' RUllty men escape, it may happen,
bM happened that some innocent
i are punished ; ana it would seem te
l far better te fix some penalty of great
KHirerlty that would admit of correction
I compensation in case of error. One
j,Sjlw icacuu wujr ou uinu cavsys uu
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teuinment for murder is trie general
Ttnten te the taking of human life, and
fcitj juries did net have this sense of re-
1 jeiiiillilllir for weed resting upon
' than they would net be se easily
Worked upon by the emotional rhetoric
:v HvnuuiiM mnjcie. j.riuiug vuuuw
'itfuets would net have such undue
Vffemlnence, and the personal appearance
-iad demeanor et the prisoner but little
i tv)fht, while the Insanity plea would
fiwably vanish altogether from murder
tarlala.afl tuut men wnnld nrpfern fall nnd
'AMnntfl(lAn fArannllv in n Innnffn flHV.
lua. Over in New Yerk they havear-
ft. ; ttiged te kill criminals with an nrtlflcial
v thunderbolt, and te men who are
,' 'Ank in the lowest depths of crime, void
?-, Lt conscience and desperately carelees of
'., tithe hereafter, this short step te llfewill
.be doubt be finite attractive. It is cer-
Tiidnlv mnnh Iem hnrrlbln than thn idea of
I; dangling from the gallewaln a grotesque
& y stance ei ueaui. as we go uacs iu uu-
ftery we find the deatu penalty mete
Si V largely used, and it is net se very long since
K.Vx'saen were hung for stealing. As we go
&. -f;ferward in civilization perhaps the death
jtananBirv tmi nmw mnrn run iinii i nn
jfTOW-; Rivir -waw -"'M ww
anisbment and prevention of cilme
' am ftatf nl ffinrAiierh nnrl flMnnHflrv
fc&i sr
w Onr urazuian commerce.
A-correspenuent or me xsewuneans
ft JPkaywu, in an article that has been
rat ' un ivi'jmvn
jftfanmlltlnn nf our IrflYln vILh ltrnxll. nnd
:tL&. : '
Sn 'argues from it that our government
aheuld straightway subsldlza steamship
lines te that country
'"it", "Oar annual Impert olfirszlUen ceilee,
Muir. rubber, tildes, .te.. Iihte amounted
H-'JSstf lata te onwards nl f-M 0T!0 COO en an aver.
Oar tout expert te that country,
..SMT""11! llgbt mitetilnery, iron nnd steel,
tjoeocaouves, agricultural implements, pe
troleum, hareware, cutlery, , Ae,
,. . amounts te about (0,000,000 annually en an
Xi itmu. w Thn halance of
K I?, Brixlliau trade against us averages, there
H 'fyten, 111,000,000 per year, Mated in round
"tyBnall In caab, which la sent from that
neonntryte Europe and ezponded mainly
&' parebaalng produetsot Kegllab, German
i&aad Franeh mannfaoture that can be made
'Mnm well, and Beld aa low, K our bev-
,.;)g looting with these of Kurepe."
v; no piaces quue tee mucu vame
' ''if Vlvwlm 4fia IrrtnDnnrfnHnn nwiMnm nnd
mM: totally neglects the endemic effects of
s-Atie excesjive tariff. We ought te pay
jg-fftrflw our ceilee in manufactured goods,
jpsfcut we pay itfcash.'becauselthellrazUlans
tkein get mere for this money In England
jp!an they could in America., They can
g-.. wi vuuj uctu:e iue Pinion wnuuiucilULT
im nu raw materials crieaper, and the
yfrmgnt te iirazii from .England is less
st?ttaa the freight te Brazil by way of
! ,?-'EnRland, ns Americans goods have te
&4.,:travel. Our exnerts mti3t fellow this
Pi wry circuitous route, because American
frjj.v bnut steamtrs can net compete with the
g-, cneap ana ueavny suusiaizeu iiritlsii
$ ahlns. The cevernment is urned
W& te force this competition by subsidizing
Sh.. Amprlf-nn llnpa nf stAnmpra mjIiIMi nrnutl
K(iw muVn Minnnpl.q nf (r,nln In llnull Tn
m&i ether words, the neenle are askf d te rnv.
ji?;. In the form et a postal subsidy, the differ
'& tmr In frulehft hot.vrepn thn ltrllleti nt.l
1'the proposed American line, and the fact
iuutiau me. great powers or x.urepehave
aepieaKBimuarpian or suesiaies gives
''Wtfflf tn thn niirrrreatlnn
s.rci. ;".: .j
JJut even with
, i-iMiie BrnuiKCiueub iu la
very doubtful
ttfpsfaether we could, without a modlflcatieu
5yt ipt our tariff, Induce UrazU te take pay
fec coffee in merchandise made costly by
ivfitoe highly taxed material and labor, and
plftt should be noted that the history of
.KaabBidtzedsteamshinllneslsnetaUnc'Ptrinr
'. record of prosperity. Trance has made
'.' notorious commercial failure of subsl-
(tdlea though she still maintains the lines
?p,M a matter et pride and military policy.
The mere natural and proper way te build
V. tinan prnnrf. trnrtA with ltmTll aa trail uu
s'&Z?aZ ......w n... ..e
-iWitn einer nations, is 10 urat maice the
'!tnde American and then the ships.
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fcX WW AUUiU VUUJC3 JIULU IUO UUlltU
v Duivca uia Duiya vim iuke IUO
p.'; atiertesc route with their cargess,
feiitBritish will then eoen tire et navine
fetf nbsldiea te lines working solely for our
te-f Mneut. we can and should control
pv;wlth our manufactures etHier markets
our own, and under a tariff
Hfepreperly arranged our mere intelligent
lg& labor and better machinery would enable
&. .. j -. t-. .. . ..
p-:, us te ue se. cpain, me .Netherlands,
jSVBtUBia, Belgium and Australia take
f .Wirn of nur trnnds llinn (Iipv qenrl m lint
fclStem most of the world we get mere than
S?M fflvn nnd thn linlanne nald in fili la
IMiully expended for British manufac-
d tures. It should also be remembered
H'that when ships only carry cargoes one
Ktray thg freights are heavier.
The Costly Census.
'IsTlthln a. lltHa mrva ilifi.t 1 ran. Af 1.A
feVr -""i- M.mi utv.v .unu H ; cat Ul mc
i.r
; 'ub uui.ui:r census we are tniermeu
fet the twenty-second and last volume
$. tnetenth ceeEus has been published.
ffyjM, addition te the twentv.twn vi.,mp
i$iW unwieldy work had a preliminary
'&Tlume en population and a compendium
,has been published et two quarto volumes
i'(K l,7ia pages, and large and costly folios
frM engravings accompany the books en
.tgfMStry and en vital statistics. Who-
wm una motuuieso iu tvuie. mm 61101'-
kstaeusmlne et statistical and economic
wnjcugc "i uuu iu iia yj,iH pages
)ttrldence et a large amount of careful
conscientious labor and. cnnsldprlne-
the eeat, it ought te be a maryel. The total
Baa net yet beeu clyen accurately.
without ceuntlntr the irreat finpnKA
C printing, engraving and binding this
jarkiiaHcest 1,857,850. This is only a
IsMi ever nine and a half cents te each
an, woman and child et our nenuiaiinn
la 1880, and is said by the authorities te
a lower cost in proportion te population
ler any similar work ever published,
a authorities also announce elae.
thkt BO similar work has nvpr tun
f ? at Uwt they claim tbat this
tenth census is the most elaborate work
et the kind ever undertaken In the
world. That being the case it Is a little
hard te sec hew the comparison of cost per
capita can have any force 1'erbaps five
millions or mera is net tee much te pay
for a monumental work, accurate, thor
ough nnd perfect in every way, but it can
be gravely doubted whether the tenth
census gives the worth of the money, nnd
it our ten year census is te cost five mil
lions each time it would be a geed deal
better te give a .halt million a year te a
cellege of social and political economy,
or te seme ene et the many scIentlUe
and educational enterprises already es
tablished in Washington.
It has been decided at last by high legal
authority that "nearest relation" doea net
mean "nephews and nieces," but the great
point et Interest has been left qnlte un-
touehoJ, for net a word is aald of cousins,
YlcoCbanceUor Hlrrtbaa Juat decided that
the term as ued In eertaln will meats
brothers, te the exclusion of nieces, and
unfortunately there does net seem te have
been a alngle cousinly claimant.
a a.
Bar. Arthur Brooks has astonished
and shocked the Episcopal church cengreiB
la session at Iludale by opposing boldly
the views of several college presidents who
had spoken en the relation or colleges te the
church. "Mr. Brooks woke up the audi
ence by saying that the Ideal college la one
tbat Is controlled by the churcb, but the
colleges must be open te men who say
daring things. It Is better te have this kind
of men Instde than ouUlde the college. The
facnlty should net tell a man that lie must
go out as seen as be begins te think." (Ap
plauie.) He didn't like the Ides or seclar.
Ian coHpres narrowed down te tee fine a
point. "ir,"sald be, "the Episcopal church
fenea lUeir oil, you must expect the l'ea
by tnrlans te de tbe same, and ae en, I don't
object te our bojRRelng te ether colleges.
1 bollevo the ether churches have made
such great suoceaaesot their oelloges becaute
thoee ctmrches were less well organlxed
than we," (Applause.) He said that Har
vard bad lu med out mere Episcopal schol
ars than any ether college. When a speech
llke this In nn assembly of tbta kind can
win applause, who will aay tbat men are net
growing mere llborel ?
A snenT two weeks age tbe Mew Yerk
Tribune was giving great protnluenoo te
foreign opinions about Amctlsan politics,
but new that the froe trade ssare has dene
Its work the tcalca ero falling from the
editorial eye, and It "ittCMtlcaly finds that
"the Intelligent forelgner Is always Inter
esting:. He turns up new In tbe clllce of
the ChriiUan Werhl. This la one et the
most widely circulated of the religious
Journals of England, and still It remarks
In an odlterlal article en 'The American
Presidency' that 'the thlrty-alx electors
et New Yerk, en many of whom President
Uloveland ceunted, veted for General Har
rison.' 'On many or whom' Is particu
larly geed. The Intelligent forelgnor seems
te have a positive genius for misinforms.
tlen about American politics."
Tub crulHer Atlanta, one et tbe Hench
oruiserscomploted by the government, has
been orderod te "go en a three years orulie
around the,werld and Bhew the stars and
atrlpes in rometo pnrtB where our regular
eruliers de net go." Though net iu any
way up te tbe standard of tbe new navy
the Atlanta Is by no means a disgrace te the
Hag and hai a very formidable nppenrance,
se that In the course et Its roving nations
that bave net teen ear ensign for many
yeats will form exalted notions of the peo pee peo
ple represented by this steel war ship with
olectrle appliances and search lights, uia.
chlne guns and her battery of alx and eight
inch rllled breeeb loadera. Htie la net very
fast and her armor does net thoroughly
protect her, but tbose things need net be
talked about te foreigners. Ne vcesel has
recoWed a roving commission llke this for
ten years, tbe voyage of the Tloendcroga te
Africa nnd tbe .Seuth Bea Islands being tbe
lest et tbe kind.
Tub Manbclni ei(iner publishes a io ie io
vlew el tbe bearing and couduet of Showers,
as neted by his spiritual adviser, the ltev.
Ueyl, from whleti It appears tbat be at no
time showed the leant alarm at bis ap
proaching fate, and noted throughout as an
innocent man might bave done. This is
net evidence- of great value, as a man bad
enough te be guilty et bis crlmes might
very well be ee oeld.bloodod and brutal as
te assurae and maintain an Innocent de
meanor, but tbe age cf the criminal,
the strangely ovaslve obaraeter or
his answers, his oenfesalon and subse
quent retraction under tbe plea tbat be was
se frlgbtoned tbat be did net knew what
he was saying, bis eagerness towards tbe
last te bave It all evor and his Innocent ap
pearance, all tbesu make or the Hhewers
case one et the most remarkable In criminal
history. Were It net for the dislike and
suspicion mantrested by bis neighbors, and
their suggestion et his respenablllty
for ether crimes, It is probable tbat the
public would have sympathised with this
man and believed bis declarations of
lnnoccnce, as the clergyman appears te
de, simply because et bis childlike
and Innocent demeaner. The Sentinel says:
"Some peeple about his neighborhood say
'he locked mere like a fiend that a human
being,' n statement tbat our observation et
him does net bear out Te ui, and Key.
lieyl bears us proof te this faet, .be appeared
as tbeuib. It were absolutely lmpojuiule.fer
htm te commit the crlme for which he died.
Hlsoeuntouinco was calmness borderlng
en the eerene, and bis bearing tbat of a
venerabloeld mau who bad never com
mitted anything te merit any one's dls.
pleasure, much lets a murder."
His demeanor when near te death, was
eertaluly remarkable: "Daring the last
hour Kev. Hejl spent with blm, net 15
minutes before the execution, he was
again pressed with the enormity of bis
guilt, and asked for bis soul's sake te ao ae ao
Unewledgo tbe truth, but In the most un un un
oencerned lndllieronce possible he replied,
1 have nothing te eanless. I am Innocent
of tbe crime, and go te tbe gallows doey.
lng tbat I killed thorn. I am quite ready
te go, uud tbe soeaor the batter.' in tils
second last prayer be most devoutly
thanked Ued tbat He had preserved blm
bis bis 'right mind,' and bis 'strong
body" tbat be was able te undergo the
terrible erdeal' with an unlllnchlng
spirit ;' tbat he understood bis hour of
demlsa ws te-morrow at 11 o'clock,' and
be was " glad be was se hear his home.'
This was uttered with much feeling, but
entire want of dread, and we learn bis lait
prayer was almost tbe same."
PEB80NAU
Mrs HAnAU W. Oaths, of Kansaa f5itv.
has a fortune estimated at (10,000,000, whleh
all caeie from a successful venture in real
mutt a bit et land wh.cn. oeat her husband
t-,uuu.
bor.eMo Hohee, ex-Mayer ofllullale,
New Yerk, and a Cleveland nod HeudrlekH
presidential elector In 1SSJ, was stricken
vrltn aperlexy u row days age, and Is In a
dying condition. .
Mns, O. O. Cesveksb, of Waterbury,
Conn., Is an old lady et aeventy.elgbt who
bad a band In tbe education et two pros",
dents of the United States. Whlle leaealna
wboel at Meuth Bend, lnd., BenJ,mm
Harrison, president-elect, was one A hit
pupils, and sbe taught blm bin alphabet.
When teaching In Ohie, James A. Oarneld,
then fourteen years et sge. was ene or her
tchelars. He had been driving a horse en
the tow-path, and, bla beat belug frozen In.
be devoted a few weeks te her Instruction
Mrs. Converse is very proud of the fact tbat
sbe shaped the mluda of these famous
men.
Abbreviated fulttdicu.
Frem th Chicago Tribune,
Uentleman in crowded street est te lady
Juat entering tbe car Madam, permit ue
tectler you a sest,
Lady (coolly taking seat) 'Bilged.
Oenuemaa (trJgldjy)-J'tall, Welk,
A Oreat Snow Plew.
In order te be prepared for any future
event like the great bliszud of list Match,
when tbe country's railroad triflle was
paralysed, the Philadelphia & Heading
company is having an Immense snow plow
built at Us shops In Heading. It will be
shortly given a trial and then taken le Phila
delphia. The object of tbe trial trip Is te
see whether It will pastthreush the bridges.
It Is tbe pnrpose of tbe cfllelals te prepare
in time for any polble omergoney. It is
claimed that tbe plow will threw the snow
20 leet blgn. It la shspd llkea plewshesr,
except that it divides the snow and tbiests
It en both sides, llke tbe great snow plows
en the Western teids.
Alter vainly irytnarallthn vortepa romefllfs
recommended for tLe troubles of tcethtntf. Dr.
null's naby bjmp gave mnjlcul teller, rata
cur neighbor.
Meil machinery must have porreSs or abso abse abso
Inte rest ter oxauiinttlen ifd rupalrs. Hut
thn great organs el the body, thn stomach
livr and Bldneys never mil, and ycttey
can be kept In period order by the meet Lux Lux
aaer, l'llceU ecnts.
WANAMAKKH'H
ratLiDixrniA, Monday, Nev. 23, 1B8.
We knew these things can't be
matched at the price.
Perfectly" fresh goods, some
here this morning for the first
time. The manufacturer's sea
son is closing and he cuts prices
almost at the middle. Yeu
shall reap the benefit. Judge
by these.
Four big surprises ;
lA Kaplan such as we m-ver seM bolere:
fnll tntler made, GO luetics long, bell
leaves ana culfr, open scutiis ana
faelDgt,
prlreftOO;
you'll J ude It worth H.
S-0eKUls.r'lHller-tnailu Jaektt, In present
ftuMenslilB olelhn,
prien II SO;
worth S3 hs the market (ters.
C A beuutlltil linn efjiuuty 'XftllOMnaae
unv'u.. n.iiiui vniui'. . '
prloe !?.'.
4-Xnnllih 'l miur inrtn TTIsteis In fiulilen.
Rtild colors, W Inches Innir, -with euro
una bell 'pove, en an teams,
prlcoiaei:
ri"s;aliiriir!cllu,
We Mve tLe rnatiufselnrnr's werfl ler
It tlmt It cost bin) 2tmrrent tuore Una
no aik te make tbesu caimcnt j.
The rest of our line will show
hew far we lead in price, style,
quality. When you arc look
ing around town carry these
prices in mind :
Ulster nnd ItagUns. pliln unrt fancr
ltnuver, all tbj Ulcst btvles una mate
rials, 8.S)np.
TbolarRPstaiiBertxentnr Iiraldcdnni Km Km
breltlered llanlnnp, IMstam, unrt Wmp
tn ezciujlve stj lea ana uilaita at rclull
ut
110 up.
Itnpertra Jaekets In every Ta-tety or cnle',
etjlf, uud inMerlul, from U te as mucb
mere as you cam te ruy.
A lnru let et edit .Inciieti, which lmve
lioen soiling nuJIly ler 9, uu und 112,
you ran Imvn Inr (4, IB, nnd IU.
A snort let of l'jnld li'uver Cleih Ulstcri
ana liuiiliins, weith at any ether ttnm
118 and 20; you inuy tatu tticui forts
andSlO.
Our gutrantrca Real riusb Wraps ero tte
best we've ever ela you al tne prlce,
110 and 112.
Onr Kiiaranteea seat Plub Ceals, flne
quilled satin lining, 4U Inches lunir,
119, formerly l.u.
Boeond Doer, Chestnut strcet front. Take ele
vators. Whether the girl is big or
little, avc have the Thanksgiving
Ceat or Dress that will meet
her fancy, however set. A
gorged market has let us keep
the stock rounded out with
Gretchens, Newmarkets, Leng
Garments, and the like with
and without angel sleeves at
prices much below regular.
Second fleer, Chejtnut street side. JTeur ele
vators. Baby things, and for the little
tots up te 3 years. They don't
care, se the stuffs are soft and
warm ; but mamma docs.
We've had both in mind com
fort and geed leeks. Quilted
Cashmeres, Novelties, warm
and light weight Lamb's Weel
or Eiderdown, Silks, Plushes ;
any worth thing in any going
color, $2.50 te $25. We are
headquarters for all such things.
Fer little children's Plush and
Cleth Caps, and for everything
the budding bits of humanity
wear.
Second fleer, evor BUk Counter. lake ele
vator. Almest everything in Paris
Novelty Dress Stuffs is pecu
liar. Audacity with richness.
One of the oddest of the let
shows a design as if a handful
of match sticks had been flung
ever it. Ridiculous te think of,
but quaintly taking after all. 7
shades, 40 in., $1.
Southwest or contre.
150 Smoking and Heuse
Coats. Japanese plaid silk,
$3'5. We sold identically the
same last season at $9.
50 Leng Dressing Gowns,
same sort of silk, $9 ; last sea
son $16.50.
As near the sensational as
such prices ever were. They
would be marvelous if the
goods were odds and ends
But they're new; just lrem
Japan. Shown te-day for the
first time. If you are. thinking
ei a present of this sort you
can save a geed share of your
money.
Chestnut street side, west of main alsle.
A big part of the Basement
is getting livelier all the time
with advance notes of the Holi
day hurrah. Of course It's
where the Toys and Dells and
Games are gathered. Play
things, and study-things that
have all the seeming of play
things, A little world of amuse
ment for Children. It's as geed
as a circus for the little ones te
leek about there. Wonders in
mechanical toys sure-enough
cars that run en the merest bits
of track; trumpeters that
trump, and all that.
Let the little bright eyes
come with you ; you'll feel
younger and they'll feel cheer
ier for the treat.
Basement, cast ana northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.l
IAINE'8 CELERY COMPOUND.
MY POOR BACK.
That's (he commenexciamatlon of these sufTerln? with rheumatism or kidney
troubles. In either disease Palne's Celery Compound will surely effect a cure, and
there will no longer be any cause le complain et " peer backs." Hundreds of test!,
menlals like the following confirm our -claims for that grand old remedy, I'alne's
Celery Compound :
" Twe weeks age I could net sleep mere than an hour at a time any night, waa
constipated and kidneys did net act, and had a geed deal of pain in tbe back. Since
I took Palne'a Celery Compound the pain left my back, and I can sleep like a child."
Zedbs Sanders, West Windser, Vermont. " Having been troubled with rheuma
tism for flve years, I was almost unable te get around, and was very often confined
te my bed for weeks at a time. I have used nearly all medlclnc3 imaginable, besides
outside advices, but te no advantgn. Having seen Talne's Celery Compound adver
tised. I gave it a trial. I have used only bottle and am perfectly cured. lean new
jump around and reel lively as a boy." Prank Carel!, Eureka, Nevada. Trice,
fl.OO. Six for 15.00.
Ser.D by DnvaeisTi. Send reit 8-rAarc TESTistesui. PArEn.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 8c CO., Proprietors
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
TOBACCO.
e
LD HONK8TV TOBACCO,
FINZER'S
Old Hqiiesly.
The Chewern of OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will Boen flnd that it lasta
longer, tastes sweeter than ether tobac
cos, and will please you.
Ask your dealer for it and insist en
getting it.
Genuine Has a Bed H Tin Tat;
en Every Plug.
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TRUNKS.
KADKH3.
WK LKAU IN OOll LINK IV Pit I ;K, Q7AL-
rrr anu xti.e.
HATS,
FURS,
ROBES,
TRUNKS,
-AND-
TRAVELING BAGS.
Stauffer&Ce.
81 & 33 North Queen Streot,
I.ANOABTKII.PA.
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Al.li AND W1NXKH UOODM.
M. IIABERBUSII k SON.
Fall and Winter Koeds.
Our Stock of Fall and Winter Goods is
new complete. We have the Largest and
Finest Stock in the city of HORSE
BLANKETS (All Grades.)
Lap Blankets, in Flush, Weel and
Felt. Black and Grey Geat Robes.
Hudsen Bay arid Pralrie Wolf Rebe?.
Buffalo Robes. Siberia Deg (Black)
Robes. Fex and Coen Skin Robes.
(3 We consider it no trouble te show
our goods
at
I. Haberlmsli & Sen's
BADBLE, HARNESS;
AND
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
t.ANOASTKH. PA.
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JAUKKTS.
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Laseutfr'fl Ltadteg Paclical Ilitlef 4 Furrier.
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Attention given te rarajurtair ter sua rr.
Inir stUUln uaruicuts te order, retftet
snUdtautlen guarantee tn every particular.
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TTOllUIj. Te I'Hliat-a.&bttUa AND
;?. aUNNBais,All persona are hereby ter.
exaeii te tretpas.! ou any et the lands of the
Cornwall ana Sik dwell estat.es lu Lebanon or
Lancaster cenn tle,wnetaer tnclosea or onto.
elqaoe, either for tiie pnrpose of anneunf or
Drain;, as tee lair wju be rtjrtaiy enteteed
agalmt all trespaMtnK en saltt Unas eXUUtw
OeAltmca after tbiti notion.
WM. COLEMAN VBSMULW,
IKUW. O.a-MSIBIIAJS.
AttorasnariuWtgeuaM
rALAUt ur rAUHWH.
A HTKIOHB VALA.OK OF FASHION
ASTRICH'S BROS.'
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
We have offered you bar
gains in Skirt Laces last week,
and quite a number of our cus
tomers have taken advantage of
the opportunity and secured
what they thought was the big
gest bargain.
We advise you te come at
once, and are sure you will net
regret it.
Our stock of Handkerchiefs
ler Christmas has come in.
We will be pleased te show
you through our stock. We
are positive that we can please
in prices as well as styles.
We call your special attention
te our assortment of Ladies'
and Gents' Embroidered and
Initial Handkerchiefs.
We sell Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs as low as 5c apiece,
and as high as $2 apiece.
Our line embraces several
hundred different styles.
A special bargain in all Silk
Brocaded Handkerchiefs, large
size, at 25c. Fine goods at 37,
50, 62, 75, 90c, $1 up te $2
apiece.
Silk and Cashmere Mufflers.
We never had such a variety,
and our prices are attractive
because they are extremely
low.
A complete assortment of
Cream and White Japanese and
China Silk Handkerchiefs, from
I2lcup.
Opened also a full line of
Bareges, and all kinds of plain
and fancy Veilings, single or
double width, prices guaranteed
the lowest.
Our stock of Ruchings, Lace
and Linen Cellars, Lace Scarfs
and Fichus, Bibs, embroidered
and hemstitched Mull Ties, Silk
Ties, plaid, plain and clotted,
and all sorts el fancy goods has
never been se large and varied.
Our line of Ruchings shows
ever one hundred styles, from
5c a yard up.
Se come one and all. The
Palace of Fashion is the place
te buy and you are all welcome.
Handsome Souvenirs elven
away with every purchase of
one dollar ana ever.
ASTRICH BROS.
QfrifA'ajr'tiJJE,
H
IGH JtMAKTIN.
DECORATED' CHINA
-AT-
Gill HALL
We bave just received our Fourth Fall
Importation of
HAVILAND
Decerat6d Eiencli China.
Dinner nnd Tea Sets in the best deco
rations for the least money ever offered
in this or any ether market. Fuddlng,
Chocolate, Ice Cream, Selltair and Game
Sets, Decorated Plates and Teas, Biscuit
Jars, Cheese and Butter Dishes, A. D.
Coffees, llerry Dishes, &c.
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets quality
and style of decoration the beat in the
market. Prices the Lewest.
The Rochester Lamp has has no equal.
Try one and be convinced.
High & Martin,
Ne, 15 East King St.
ecti-ua
CLOTIITNO.
JjlALL, 188ft,
fc 1 .--B"WJJXftj
Fine Tailoring
Fer the Latest Hereltl, eeeaasa style.
H. GERHART'S
Oaiy Direct iMfertlig Talter.
IS NOBTU QUKKIf BTRKIu.
"XT ALUK I
Satisfaction
! V7iatiS 1!82 eatsnslra noreatga
fhsefty. 1aMu SnsurpasseS tn the
r XICKS AVT AT DO WW. AS USUAL.
TROUSERS !
iBpS?!i,i,ti1nUen .esll te say Trousers,
in wnlcn 1 ISM.
ASKEWI
4sVTAILOH.i
MOS. M ADD IBS W8X KINO STstSJBT.
e77smar,s
c
LOTHINQI OLOTHIMQ1
L, Qansman & Bra,
Hen's, Beys' ind Children's
CLOTHING.
Onr Clothing is strictly relUbls. Its excel
lence el qna'.lty, style and at cm b as
pendea upon.
Hen's faults, II 0?, 17.00, 110.00, 111.00, ls.tO,
118.00.
If en's Overcoats. IL50, 15.00, K.OQ, se.00, $10.00.
112.00, 116.(0
Men's X anta, tl .23, 11.00, 12 SO, 13 (0, 14.00.
We can Eire yen better quality and making
In enr garments for tbat money than any
ether beuse in the city. Bee ear (treat line at
the above prices.
' Salts and Overcoats
At Kxtromely Lew Price i.
Men's storm Orercsats at sj.oe, 17 00, ts.oe,
110.00, 112.00.
Bee our All-Weel Baits te order at 11100.
SU00,18 0 118 00.
They are geed yalne for tbe money.
HanOsome Overce&ts te order at 115.00, 118 CO,
IM.00, 125 00.
Immense assortment at moderate prices.
Can you afford te miss this T
L. GANSHAN St BRO,
MAKurAOTUsms or
Msn's, Bejs' ud Children's Clothing,
B. W. COUNKli NOETH QUKKN
AND ORANGE STKERTB.T.ANOASTKU, PA.
M
ykuh ttA-rajren.
Reliable Clothing.
The word " Reliable " means
much te buyers of Clothing. In
a line of business as 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.
Yen 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 as you pay for.
Myers & Eatnfen,
RELIABLE CLOIUKBS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO ST.,
l.ANOASTKK PA.
1UB PEOPLE'S OAbH BTORE.
CLOTHING
Made te Order
-AT-
Tbe People's Cash Stere.
Don't forget it. We can make
you a Suit et Clethes, an Over
coat or a Pair of Trousers, and
give you as much satisfaction as
any Tailoring establishment in
the city and at less cost en the
average.
The People's Gash Stere,
MO. 35 BAB! KIKG BTRBBT,
LANUABTKU,rA.
A LOT OP
READY,-MADE OYERCOATS,
OP OUU
OWN MANUFACTURE
-AT
MODERATE PRICKS.
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DRT UOODB.
piOTiTJ WEATHER IS HKRK NOW
J and we cannot expect aattUrg els.
Yeu Are Hew Invited te Visit
GIVLER'St
6ud8Nerth Qaete Street,
j OB BABQA1NS IN
LADI9lttSSl8' AStD OBILOBKH'S
COATS ABD 8HAW18.
Weel and.Mertae Uaderwaar.
Blankets and Comfert.
O-We Jut fceugM PlT Bargains Irlcatt
dren's Ceau te sell at ll.SO upn atd.
HO TROUBLE TO BHOW GOODS.
JehnS.Givler,
08 North Queen Street,
LAJGATE,PA.
manu-iraaw
pRIOK LIST.
BAED &"McBIE0T,
33 and 36 Seuth Qneen St.,
(Opposite Fountain Inn.)
PRICE" LIST :
We name a few of the many bargains we are
effarlnK.
BHAWLB.
Bnenlder Bbawls at le, S3, 40, and soetaatdep.
siDKiBBhawls at (1.00, si. as, i.se,Sl.isand np.
Deuble Sbawla at 13, I2.W. ss, ssee, u and np.
We defy any nente te beat these goods at
BLANKBTS.
White or Colored at 7Sc, II, 11.25, (1 .te, U, W BO,
13 and up per pair.
UNDERWEAR.
Children's Unferwear, smallest size, starts
at Se t next at loe. 12)ie, ISO and up, acoerdlng
te size and quality.
Ladies Merine Underwear at 15c, tie. Me,
75e and up. OnrSSeqnallty Is all we claim ler.
It. a 50p grade, and It shows It by the war we
are selttng them.
Ladles' Scarlet Medicated Unflcrwear at 75e,
tl, ! and SI.57X. Our 11.25 number will com
pare with anything heretofore sold at .
Men's Underwear In white or colored at iUi,
S7Ko,S0eandun.
Uen-s scarlet Medicated Underwear, SO?, 7Sc,
ll,ll.9sanai.S7H. Camel's Ilalr andMatnral
Weel at low prices.
FLOOR OIL OLOIH.
The trade we have established en Fleer and
Table OU cloth, we venture te say, has never
been equalled by any ether heuse. We have
the reputation and we mean te keep tt,et (tell
ing the best wearing, best seasoned OU Cleth
that ever was sold ter the money.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain or Dade shades, .best goods, spring
Sxtutes, attee each.
DRB8B GOODS.
Xztra bargains in Dress Goods from se per
yard te II, in all the latest styles and shades .
GLOVBS.
Men's Gloves at 20. 25, e, 4 se, 65, 75 cU and
np. we call especial attention te enr rse Weel
Knit Gleve. Ask te see it, and If yen think
von ever benght anything better ter lets than
Boe don't bnylt. W e carry an Immense stock
of Gloves. Watch far enr advertisement and
prloes et Gloves. Impossible te give it new t
space will net allow.
We tell goods en small profits. We adver
tise wht we get. When you come for it yen
get it. Who else Is under as small an expene
as we are only X square from Centre f We
can sell goods en small profits, and we de,
BAED fcltcEIBOY,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen St ,
(Opposite Fountain Inn )
N
EW WINTER GOODS.
iR IS GONE
-BUT-
Charles Stamm
IS STILL HERE,
And doing business en the same old
principle of Geed Goods and Lew Fronts.
The seasons change, but
Gbas. Stamm Dees Net CbaDge
With the season, no is no Summer
friend, but a geed alMho-year-reund
friend te
EVERYBODY WHO NEEDS
IY MS
And he prints this notice as a friendly
reminder te old customers and friends
(as well as these who are wondering
where te go te flnd the best Dry Goods)
that
Nobody Excels or Undersells
CHAS. STAMM.
Bear the fact in mind. We guarantee
satisfaction te every buyer, and that we
give place te none when It comes te tbe
sire of a dollar's worth or the quality of
thegoedswesell.
LATE STYLES,
LIBERAL BARGAINS,
LOW PRIOBS,
AT TUX
MW BIG STORE,
85 & 87 North Queen Street,
(Opposite the Fosteffloe,)
Bosten Stere.
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