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lfWBWrtt'?,Jil!KJ!Wra!W
Dally 1ntlllffncr.
,JADARY,MR,
ftrtiytaff BketttM.
.BMttMBdwluM ttat hfl " would
I h A begst wU throughout tee
t ft pun ballet" ; and we
te think that he tgmta
t; Mw that he is electa by a wukh
JT'ttSawally bHieyed te naye
sawtklaar hut cure. Mr. Har-
li;a hardly be blamed by
rMC aecepiuig ue position
the election returns derate
klmm though he thlnka It probable
Mm TOtM they record forhlmwerenet
l: for they make the record,
tend until they are lawfully
Mr. Harrison knows new
life t net the choleeot the plurality
noble, and that Clereland re-
nere TOtea than he did ; yet he
I he lawfully chet en by a mijorityef
iflceteral college, and no one will
(him te reject the presidency oe ee
the Intent of the law, that the
atsbali be the choice of a plurality
N people, haa been let aside by Its
Elected by ft minority ana
by fraud, Mr. Harrison la still
I. and It Is his duty te take his eeat,
Ifcta election is net contested. lie may
I honestly disgusted at the means used
fc him, while honestly and necessa-
r accepting the fruit.
sWt If se, he cannot smile upon the
t wee useatnese means, irjur. uar-
i expects te be believed when he de-
i himself in favor of a pure ballet,
place honor and confidence in
I who are believed te have used im-
te secure his election, if he
believes that tbey have used
It is this obvious reflection
stab, induces us te doubt that Quay
1 nave all the influence with the new
iletratlen with whleh he is credited
i Advance; and that Wanamaker will
Jftte the cabinet. There are few In
st persons who de net believe that
putty's signal success In the election was
w(, te the skllfull use of the
I'Jaeney lavishly furnished him by
" advisory committee " of manu
, whose chairman was Wan.v
The selection of this purse-
ter the cabinet would be censld-
very Intelligent person as a re-
i campaign labors In prevld-
isfteney; for this is all the political
he has ever done, and all that
its'them out for a reward of peliti.
merit. Mr. Harrison in taking
into his cabinet, would distinctly
that however much he hated
' in elections, he felt forced te re.
the representative of these who
rmttrlbuted the money that made the
i of votes possible If he Intend s
j honor the election briber, he would
Mmily hasten te declare his hostility
j;tf election bribery, unless he is a
i of the Pharisees.
The sentiment of the country Is
kjftMaoeneed against the use of money in
Men of all parties reprobate
(rand the fact that great sumBef money
raised for the national committees
ttbalate election has crystallzed this
and caused divers plans te be
for remedying the admitted
The Republican believes that. the
tie politician is as guilty
f'lua ewn: and the Democrat,
Lsjrha points te the success of the
'Jtspubllcan ticket through the aid e
iBewly-devlaed "advisory committee 'f
(capitalists, as showing clearly enough
tlm superior flnaDclal strength of the Ite-
h wbllean ticket, does net deny that there
P' BMMa M.H..I. mnn.. ll.fl , I. . TAaur.
j aver iuuuu uiuucjr xaiecu uy mu xreiuu
) committee and does net doubt that
of it may have been improperly
Meney in the hands et u political
committee is apt te go where it is be.
, Moved te de the most geed ; and the way
-te step election corruption is te step the
Oloetlen contribution.
r5? Mr. Cele, the Republican speaker et
New Yerk assembly, in addressing
SSiefc hnv nn fnfclnrv (fa Mint.- ut
session, spoke very strongly
Mftlnst the practice of bribery in electiens:
I did also Gov. Hill, of the same state,
". ! mMmaa Ih. T ul.l.li... mi,..
S fVI IU JMgMOTOgg W VU JU.UglBiai.UlC. iUO
fOTtrner thinks it indisputable that
'auneywaausedin the late election, in
.Which he as well ns Harrison was
JbO choice of New Yerk, in the
fmuptlen of voters. When both bene-
'Psiaries of an election seem te agree
there was bribery in it ; there is
? aawdly room for any doubt in the matter.
:.;vTbe question is as te the remedy. Gov.
f ' SOI aays that it is clear that some change
existing lawsls needed, and. he invites
;i0 cooperation of the Legislature in an
est effort te devise a practical meas-
? te pnnry elections, lie says tnat the
i laws of New Yerk are quite as
as these of any state ; and that the
t evil te be remedied is the improper
of money in the bribery of voters.
laws of the state forbid bribery and
t adequate punishment for it; but
dJmeulty is that the laws are net eu-
AJZ. ,ggeslcd that the secrecy of the
MUetbe
increased, se us te avoid the in-
at te bribery, by disabling the
rfnw keeping his eye en the voter
fW he deposits his ballet ; and that, te this
tamers and screens be erected
I front of the polls, behind which the
'WiH be required te go alone te cast
.Ml ballet. Governer II 111 thinks that
plliusjglitlenla geed ; and would have
; further advantage In preventive
liaUaaldatien et voters by their em-
If the theory is ceed that
Iktttet should be BJcreL it seems that
Ifcfeei te make It secret In fact. It
IfkM bow secret and the voting behind
ssjMksseemiebu necessary te make it
tVt additional pre caution is also
irlikdiathejproreiltloa that all elec
Imm ballets shall be furnished at the DubUa
in mis way the outside aseear-
I of the ballets will be the same, and
!- H wilt be difficult for even the election
sjaetn te tell for whom the voter votes,
;Gev. IIIU, however, is net inclined te
riviM that the candidates may net f ur-
l their own ballets if tbey se desire,
that " if the sole custody of the
V were lntru&ted te one man, his
dm or crime might virtually uts-
1 the electors et a whole county
I, and control a state or preslden-
I ejection thereby :" and there Is force
ItJaaebJeetlen.
tickets most net only be printed
1 the state, but it most provide meats
r fatting them into the hands et the
f j uaa the exclusive supply by Its
I M the ballets at the polls would
JUm treat power. But there does
LteUtcy ruueu for giving ex.
elusive control of the ballets se one per
OB. They could be famished te the
candidates and distributed te the people
at their homes.
Tnestatehastwoebjeem in providing
them ; one being te be rare that they are
all of one appearance ; which it secures
by printing them and by throwing out
any ballets cast that are of different ap
psarance in any way from these it pro
vides. Its ether object is te avoid the
excuse for collecting money for election
purposes, by providing ail the election
machinery at Its own expense.
These practical suggestions towards
election reform are certainly geed and
should claim the attention oteur Leguta
ture. In Australia, where tie tickets aie
printed by the government, the candi
dates are assessed for their cost; and
there does net seem te beany great ob
jection te this coarse. There 'needs te be
some limitation iupen the power et any
one te call upon the government te sup
ply tiekets for his candlcaey ; and it
may be made by requiring him te pay for
them ; or by limiting the supply of tickets
te these who can furnish requests for
them signed by a certain number of
voters.
TTantmakcr's Protected .Labsr.
Frem seven in the morning till ten in
the evening, and seventy-five cents for
two day's work. This is net as a specimen
of wages paid, a very line record for ft
man who psses as the friend of Amer
ican labor. We refer te the remarks
of Senator.McPhersen with reference te
shirt-making published elsewhere. The
facta there stated are worthy of careful
study, for they bear in several directions
quite forcibly. The tax en the peer
woman's thread is very trifling, but one
et many trifles that the clumsy tariff
linkerlDg of the Senate would leave upon
the working people. It the 40 per cent,
tax en shirts which Is supposed te be for
the benefit of American labor cannot de
better than it has in this case the shirt
wearers are certainly paying tee much
for their whistle. If this is the sort of
encouragement of domestic industry
given by that tax we should call
It a tax for the discouragement of
Industry. It would be a great deal better
te buy all our shirts in England if that is
the alternative, for then we could spend
what we saved for something else and by
using mere an Industrious nation surely
Increases the reward et labor. Energy
wasted en highly protected shirt making
would be turned into ether channels and
surely American women can And some
thing better te de than sewing at two
and a half cents an hour.
Thousands of homes are eager for
thorn at wages mere than equivalent te a
dollar a day, but a natural though hollow
pride keeps women at work near great
cities for wages that n candidate for cabi
net ofllceisnet ashamed te pay them.
And, why should this manipulator of
cold cash and elections bother his soul
about the wages of " protected Ameri
can labor t " That Is the business et
genuine statesmen and net of the Cheap
Jehn variety.
A sisvatek from Cost Kte tells et an
earthquake la tbe northern put of that
little country, whleh killed eight peo
ple In the town of AUJuela, and
knocked down anndry houses. This town
Is only about thirty-five miles from the
line of the proposed Nicaragua canal.
VAnr.nuir.T'N fortune was 7200,000,000
at his deathand la new placed at 1276,000,000,
divided, as shown In an artlele published
te-day. At this rate of 125,000,000 a year
increase, It would reaeh a billion In 20
yeari, but with the compounding of Inter,
est, and the advantages that unlimited
eplul can alwaya aeeure, the billion must
be reached and puatil at a much earlier
da te. II ibis keeps en the Vanderbllt fain
lly will be ready te lend the nation a bil
lion or two In hard limes, and perhaps tbey
will take the oeuntry In part payment.
Jehn Wanamaker has shown the power of
a few hundred thousand hew irresistible
would be the Influence et billions !
Tub marble querrlea of Vermont have
fallen Inte the hands of a monopoly, two
great oempanlea bavins: combined, Next 1
Net Iedk ke a Oerman from this ooun eoun oeun
ty waa aaaaulted near Yerk and robbed et
his bard earned savlnga with which he
was aboutrelurnlcg te Germany te aid hi
parem. Yesterday a farm laborer was
almllarly attacked near Heading and robbed
et 30 whleh he had aaved, He was en the
way te that elty te take a train for the West
where be bud secured m altnatlen. High
wayinen who can net have the deoeney te
attack rleh poeplo are tee mean te live. It
they would only held upa "tally he "coach
there would aoen be a vlgoreua effort te ap.
prohend them and prevent the recurrenes
of the outrage.
m
Tnt Oklahoma boomers appear te be
booming in oarneat thla time. They have
a town called Springer whleh boated 6,000
Inhabitant en the 31st of Deoember,thenKh
en the lS'.h of the aame month there were
only lifiy people there.
Tits New Yerk ll'erta thlnka that Adam
Ferepiugb will probably be invited te
IndlanapelK lie haa given away two
elephants and killed one. "The esse and
certainty with whleh be gets rid et bis
elephants cannot fall te have attracted the
attention et Prealdent eloet Harrison, who
Is greatly In need et pointers In that re
spect." PEBSONAU
Mil. 1'knm.kem. the American mlnlitur.
wbenaa beau abaeut from Berllle for lema
tlue en account of hi health, has returned
te hi peL
Jamk.i O. Ulaini:, accompanied by Wil
liam Walter 1'nelpy, arrived in Washington
en Thurwiay and took quarters at the
Hichmend hotel.
Qsokeb W. Huuue!), aged 07, a well
known merchant 01 Iteadleg, died en
Thnrcday. Deeeaaed waa born in Ln.
caster county, but came te Heading at an
early agr. if 0 leave a large eitate.
Hbv. J. W. IticuAitn, D. a, et Spring
field, Ohie, has been Installed in the newly
established professorship In the Lutheran
theological cenalnary, In Gettysburg, la,
known as the Elizabeth Ursff chair of
hemlletlcE.
Hamvki- J. l'OTTs, aged 61, one et the
eldest aud meat premlnut clUzena of itead-
id?, aiea en Tnunaay. Mr. roils waa bcra
In 1'hlladelphla, aud was a grandson el Get.
Tncmaa Potts, one el the pioneer Iren men
of Kaitern 1'enuaylvanla, and ws a direct
descendant of the founders of Fottatewn,
Key. Dk. Gkoiiek Hxxd waa en Thar.
day rbesen president of Dickinsen oellegr,
Dr. Rea wj born In Brownsville, Me.,
March 0, IMG. He attained manhood In
MaiaacbuMita, where he removed at aa
early age with his widowed mother. After
severe struggle with poverty and adverse
olreumstanoesofrraduatedwlthdlaUnctton
at Wesleyan university, atandlug at the
bead et his elas, and subsequently atudled
theology at the Methodist seminary et
Bosten. Hels new putoret Trinity church,
New Haven, Conn. '
Bk.nateu Den Oamkren, who la winter,
lag In Beaufcrt county, beuth Carolina,
with Benster BuUtr and Congressman
Klllett, ba become se pleaaed with the
ellmate, bunting and fishing that be la new
negotiating for the purchase of a aea Island
plantation, where be propeaea te establish
a winter home. Benster Uamerea la espe
cially delighted with the bast and drum
fishing. He thinks It net unlikely that a
number of wealthy Peensylvaatans will
fellow bta example and purchase winter
homes en the sea coast of Beeth Careline,
mimmaaamOj
n
rriaet-, .,.
Tills is the fourth day of the
special movement of merchandise
which began en Monday last. A
it becomes better understood the
" movement " gains speed.
There are two main points in it :
First. Sixty cents buys a dol
lar's worth en all goods advertised
and many mere.
Second. The " movement " is
going all threujh the business, and
each department is stepping into
line. The price squeeze anticipates
the press newspapers. Therefore
if you have wants leek for your
supply in the proper place proba
bly you will find that the price
chopper has been ahead of you.
Yeu wouldn't have the heart te
say, " Chopper, spare that price."
The second fleer gains favor
daily. Hardly te tell which is mere
attractive, the second or the first,
but just new the second fleer is
popular. Weel at both ends, Pot
tery between.
The reduced prices en Women's
Overgarments, Chestnut street, and
en Rugs and Carpets, Market street,
the Saxen and Hungarian Art Pot
tery at half prices, all call large
companies, while the Underwear,
first gallery south, gathers and
holds a crowd all day long.
Phenomenal sale of Underwear
that beats all our former history.
The first fleer has its centres of
life. Linens, Worsted dress goods,
Beeks, all have prices that are only
found in January.
Repetition might possibly im
press you if you would read but
you and space is tee costly
te waste ; for some details leek at
the back numbers of your papers,
for ethers, read en.
Prices shaved in Furniture tee.
Sharp cutting in just the things
you want. It isn't a let of odds
and ends and out of style pieces
that we tell you of, the pick and
choice of our Furniture stock. To
day's story of Bedroom Furniture
only about 150 suites.
Yesterday from $38 te $2,000.
Te-day from $25 te $t,oeo. Any
going weed or finish. Here is just
enough of the list te show hew you
can save money, no odds what
grade of suite you care for :
Mahogany :
irrc.
New.
li.oeoo
180 00
lid te
7400
TOTiiecea. carved tlfriioe
Throepteoo tsace
Three pleoea...... imoe
iim piece iww
Antique Oak
Three niece.
1190 00
110 CO
9 J no
70 00
tee
600)
4100
wee
SIM 00
110 01
65 01
00 00
MOO
49 CO
3100
31 OB
Three plaeee
Three pterea
Three place
Three pUem
Three plaeee
Three pleee
Three pleect
Walnut :
ihree piece
line co
70 10
te te
1110 00
MOO
iiAOU
-inrre piace
Three riecee
Miscellaneous :
B&blcn, two pieces
Byeauiere, thiee piece....
1171 CO
'.MHO
MOO
1MW
xiniunj uutrry. mroe
niece....
no 00
White staple, two plecas.
4100
till)
You'll sec the price marked plainly
en each suite. Ne guesswork. Yeu
need no guide te get at the facts.
Come with anybody's Bed Roem
Suite in mind and compare. That's
the true test.
Third fleer, four elevators.
About a dozen styles of Fancy
Black Dress Goods that have been
i a yard go te 65c te-day.
Plain serge, chevron stripes and
little mohair checks and plaids,
mohair checks en granite cloth,
pompadour effects and plaids en
memie grounds.
Clese by is a new let of the ele
gant All-Weel Serges with fine
mohair border black only. $1.25
and $1.50.
Northwest of centre.
A Dress Stuff worth crowding
for.
Solid, substantial, handsome, and
52 inches wide. Made like the
sturdy Scotch Cheviot. Every
thread put in place te stay.
You've seen stuff of this weaving
before, but never a yard for less
than 75 cents. It would be a geed
75 cents worth te-day. Yeu shall
liave it for 50 cents.
Narrow, almost hair-line strjpes
en grounds of navy, green, brown,
garnet, and black.
A most unlikely happening puts
these goods in your teach at the
price. Think of it ! $3 for a seas
onable, handsome dress pattern of
a stuff you might take for Scotch
cheviot !
benlbeast of centre.
A coaxing price is en all the bal
ance of Winter Bennets and Hats.
What arc left of French patterns
are marked at half, third, or quarter
of the original prices. They have
served their turn here yielded
their crop of ideas. You're wel
come te them for what you'd pay
for trashy things in ether stores. '
The tardy scattering of Hats and
Bennets made in our own work
rooms shall go the same way. As
geed as any we've had, but the
season is giving them the slip.
Only the freshest goods and newest
styles are wanted here. Seme of
the cut prices.
French Bennets:
Down from SJilellZ,
Down from ssjlesiu.
Down from stet7.
lMiwn Jrem SMteSlT.
Down from tetll.
Bews trout twtesl
Our own make :
Uein from 119 te Sit
Down frcu l)uiv.
Down Jrem ltd tots.
Down from 118 tea7.
Down irem sisteBfi.
Down lira lUiesa.
Miscellaneous :
Cntttquaea Fancy Coterea felt aesntUtaat
WAItAMAXBKB
havetrteaOLM
Patrln a raw
navjJDe busbm sb, bow m.
ntt Weat asa Q-shaatsw dewatrasaSLSSte
ISO. M
Shrunk prices all through Millinery,
trimmed and untrimmed, and in all
the feathers and fol-de-rels that help
te make up women's headwear.
Ne lack of new things. Every
asked-for style was here before you
thought of asking. Plenty. You'll
hear that the jaunty, graceful, big
Black Walking Hats that everybody
is wanting new arc scarce. Arc
they? Loek at that table full!
Just se with Evening Bennets, or
anything else that proper people
care for. SZ"7
Herth from Thirteenth ana Chestnut :
corner.
You'd call it funny te have a
Wanamaker occasion extraerdinaire
without a clothing racket. Yeu are
right, it would be. And se te spoil
your fun, te be consistent, te keep
the peace in the Clothing Depart
ment, te show you that en Clothing
"our flag is there" when the price
question is up, we cut, cut down,
and de it way that quite
flatters our own capacity for reduc
tien. We de it se radically as te be
a reductie ad absurdum.
But you may judge for your
selves; here's the talk and the prices.
The goods are en the counters.
Compare them. Then you will
knew hew serious we are.
Eighty-six Men's Overcoats, all
of them Schnabel's Elysian and fur
beavers. Yeu knew what that name
means. Rhenish Prussia and a
century of reputation behind it
mere or less. Each coat has satin
lining throughout no sham stuff,
honest "wcarwell." The price has
been $40, is $2$, Our retrospect en
these goods reaches "befe' de wah,"
when it cost from J 100 te $125 te
get one te order and 8e was a
ready-made price. $25 only for a
coat seems an in s ult tee cloth,
but nevermind; we are after dollars
mere than dignity in this offering.
Here's another at $15, was $20
yesterday. Solid comfort for the
blizzard that is coming some day.
The cloth honest, all wool Elysian,
body lining geed Italian cloth,
sleeves satin. It almost paralyzes
the hand te cut prices se.
About ice Men's Kersey Over
coats. Fashion approves and Wear
says, "Me Toe." Stylish, durable
and net tee heavy. They were $20
and $18, but are $15.
Small boys' clothing. Yeung
America comfort for the purse that
pays.
Drab Kersey Cape Overcoats,
sizes 4 te 9, were $ 13.50, arc 57.50 ;
Scotch Cheviot Oversacks, braided
fronts, made in Londen, sizes 3 te
7, were Si 3.50, reduced te $5 ;
another Lendener, Scotch Cheviot,
fur cellar and front, sizes 3 te 7,
were $9, are $5.
Three lets Norfolk Suits, sizes 4
te 10, fancy cassimcrcs, $8.50 te
$5, S13.50teS8.50, $13.50 te $10.
But Clothing cannot have all the
space. These items are only speci
mens. When our profits go te the
winds and the net cost of the
goods is shared with you, can the
newspapers expect that we pay all
the remainder for advertising?
Market street, east of centre.
A windewful of Muslins. All
the favorite makes of Bleached and
Unbleached are represented. Only
a hint of the snow-drift-like heaps
you'll find at the regular counters.
Made up Musi
Pillow Cases, 18, 22, and 25c.
Bolster Cases, 35 and 40c.
Sheets from itf yards wide at
50c te 2 yards wide at 97c.
Special sizes te order.
Northeast of centre.
Smirched Handkerchiefs from
Holiday decorations go en the
counter this morning. Half dozen
in a bunch, 45c.
Southwest et caatr.
Seme cabinet-size Frame s
leather, weed, plush, velvet, or
brass, have taken a tumble. Were
Si te 512, new 50c te J54."
en 11 0.1 u Aisle, northwester centre.
There's the quickest sort of
quickstep all through Shoes. If
anything lags there we prick the
price ; just as we de anywhere else.
De it every new and again te things
that don't lag. Here are four spe
cial bargains in Women's Shoes :
1 Women's 4 hand-s e w e d,
straight goat, opera tee shoes,
S3.
2 Women's $3.50 pebble goat,
tipped shoes, common sense
last, IS2.50.
3 Women's 6 French kid, hand
sewed, common-sense shoes,
S4.50.
4 Weman's $6 French kid Vienna
ties, black and oxidized beads,
$4.
Sizes mostly complete if you come
early.
Market street lrent. weit of Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
HOSE UKADAUOK WAFERS BT1LU
te All n real want. 1 hey are highly spoken of
meet with a reaay eemana ana appear
by suffdrers with nervous headi
m nervous noaeacae ana
V Ht.1
latgia. seia amy an
llUliLBY'S UHUQ STOUK.
as West King Street.
DON'T BE A NO BODY.
Try te acceuipllth something In the
world, ana one onto urcl reads te Hecctss U
te obtain such a knowledge et nussnessand
business methods a 1 Imparted at the LAN
OASTKK BUatNKSS UOL.L.KUK. 10K Last
King street. Tbebestlleatedandmasicheer
ful school room In the city. Terms as liberal
ss Is consistent with ezpartence, and seUstao seUstae seUstao
Uen gtvea te our nitrous,
upon again en Januarys. Address,
H. U. WBlULBJt, rrinelpeJ.
fqOOD'B BAMAPAJIUJjA.
THE PLAIN TRUTH
Is that HoeS's Baraspariiia haa earn the
aaaSs of neep'e who setrerea severely wUt
rMnmatltm. It neutralises the laettaaaM la
the bleed, which caniee these tentMe pel
an achat , and also vitalise ant eartekea ke
bleeS, thns prsventlna; the reenrrese el the
die ass. These faeta warrant ns la nrftaa; yea.
If yen suffer with rheumatism, te give Mesa's
lanaparllla a trial,
"Fer ss years 3 have snffereawttasetatts
htnmttism. Last .November I was taken
wene than ever, and waa unable te get out of
the house. 1 wss almost
H1I.FUMS FOB 40 DATS
sneering great agony. In Deeeteber ! eem
msneta taking Heed's Sersepertlte. Alter the
second betUe 1 waa able te be, emt and arena
and attend te bnslaees. I took ave bstsles.
ant asa new se free from rasMiaUi that
only oeawlenatly t feel It ailghUy en asm
deaehaage of weathsr. I have grams aeaa
deneela HoeS'a Sarasparuu. CbabubMaw.
ab, cansue, marie Ce, wis.
lMFbAMMATOBT BHKUMAT1SM
Having been UeableS wit tmlamssetery
rheumatism (or many years, any laveraM)
atttntlen was called te Heed's 8arsavrUlby
an advertisement of enws it bad ewaefa. I
have new need Ihree bottles of Beel's Barta
parUla and ean already testify tebeaeaetal
resalta. 1 highly recommend It aa a bleed pn
riser." J. 0. Avaae, West Bloomf U, K. T.
Heed's Barsspuilla
Beld by all drnggists. n 1 six for SB. Prepared
only by 0. L .HOOD ee, Lewell,
100 Pests Obsj Dellar.
CLOTUINU.
GRRAT HRDDOTION DUKINQ THK
HKXrelXlYJJAi'a.
M03BANN de NOtVLatf,
MBBOUAMT TAlLOHB-HO. It WBSX KIKO
BlUBKr.
Will offer their loll stock of OvereeaUnga
and Buttings at greatly rednced prices.
JMALL, 1888,
Fine
Tailoring
Cor the Latest Heveltlee, confined styles.
Largest assortment of Fine Woolens, and
prices a low aa any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Importing Tailor.
tS NOETU QUBBM STBXBH.
me CLOTHING BUYERS.
66-L.Gansman&Bre.-68
NORTH QUEIN BT,
Our Big llodnetlon Sale et
Overcoats and Ulsters
Centinaes te attract the attention et
every shrewd purchaser.
The Bargains we new offer cannot be equaled
Kzamlnn ear large assortment of Overcoats
atme,.I.H,5.
Kzamlne our flne aaiertment at at, B,tlO,tli,
lis.
our Clitrs or storm Overcoat reducednew
teU 10, S3, $0, (8, 110.
They An Geed Valns for the Meney.
Men's, Beys' & Children's
SUITS
Frem the Cheapest OradA te the Finest et
Corresponding lteductlen.
Before buying Clothing see enr Immense
stock. We havu an BBMirtment that cannot be
equaled and prlcej thalcaauet be matched.
L. GANSMAH & BRO.,
MANUFACTUB1NU CLOXHIBB0,
B. W.COU. NOUTH QUEKR A OKANQB BT.
IIKWAUE-Rnme stores claim te be or have
connection with ours. Loek only for the
Beuihwtst Cemer iserth VJuecn aud orange
streets.
KAD1NQ CliOTUlERB.
Sleeping Reductions 1
Hirsh & Brether.
Every Clothier is reducing the
prices at this time el the year.
All claim te have the cheapest,
best and lowest prices. Their
logic is geed, but very often they
fail te come up te their claims.
We manufacture all our Cloth
ing. At present we are busy
making up next season's goods.
We de net wish te carry any old
stock ever ; hence the reduction.
Overcoats that were 125 are 115
Overcoats that were $20 are 1 2
Overcoats that were 15 are eiO
Overcoats that were tlOarel 0
Overcoats that were I 8 are I 4
All the prices of our Coats
are almost been cut in two.
Suits that were. . ." 20 are eiO
Suits that were 118 are! 9
Suits that were tl5are 8
Suits that were (12 are te
Suits that were 110 are I 6
Bays' and Children's Suits and
Overcoats have all been reduced
likewise.
We al'. knew it is an easy mat
ter te advertise G reat Reductions.
All we ask is for you te inspect
our stock before buying else
where, and we will substantiate
what we say.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Leading Clothiers & Merchant Tailors,
CORNER OF
N. QTJBBN BT. 8c 0ENTRH8QUARB,
LANOASTBU.FA.
Arrejurjrr.
T UTHKHB. KAUFFMAM,
ATXORNEY-AT-LAW,
Second Fleer Eshlemaa Law BulldbigjMe. tt
north Duke Street. saVIydesw
iMWMLUT.
H;
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HOLIDAY NOVELTIES!
WsaraaoweffsTbif asViekejt NereHkss, eMMtstle, of 8ltHM
vsr Hsasspieap aad Match Besms, Cigar aad CUatwtts CasV Gleve aad
wnsssri. Boek ltlrj.faw Patwri . Letter Oswiera. Paawiian pm
mmm mA .-----. -. f..-m . .
fully tew Btiasm. rtaatWatntiraiaBatrsiianr
JstVa J
sjsssWBrBBTSBBrtst. W webMIUw te
TtNyaMadwvaopsMfsryew taspeetten.
imhb mmm ws w mmjhuw
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
JEWELER8,
Ne. -4 Wftst Kins Street. .
moon Airp nnegn.
TTAVB TOU SEUI
Therretty aad wall Made
H0LID1T SLIPPERS
We have fee eeatlemea ta Beat Alligator Alligater Alligator
eelors Btaek ad Chestaau Onr Pinsa and
velvet anresaersei clippers, at prices mm
TSete saee are
nana Mimin
la enaataai eoten aaa aaaa-
BBaataraat la slslaa Opera and Bvarstt
a dears lasatitattea Aw
deafa lmasltauam .atfltaater atttMLaad
Maroen aad Tea Oeara at 11 era flrst-elsM
slippers for wear east eosntert. Alse a eora eera
piete eteek of raaey slippers for ladles, mlsste
aaaeaildrea.,
H, Swllkey'i New Oath Stere
MO.M ROBTH QDBBaT BTBBBT.
eeui4aa
IRQ OUT AT AMD BKLOW COST
TO OLOaa BDSIRESS.
As I have about made np my mind te go U te
the manuiasture of shoes, 1 will cemmsaae en
1IOSDAT, DBOmiBBR 10,
tO CLOSB MT BTIBB BTOOK OF
BOOTS,
Shoes & Rubbers
ATAHD
BELOW COST.
gey ThU U a tars opportunity for the pablie
te get bargains, as ssy entire stock consists or
the vary best goods that the asaxkst affords.
Be come early aad get year ehotee, as I mean
bealnese and they must be sold at onee.
D. P. STACKEOUSE,
as 80 MABX BONO, BT,
LABOABTBB. FA. aSMydA
B
lARLY OLOSINQ.
The Only
Shee Stere in the City
(Bxcept WlUlamten A Fester.)
That Olecei Every Evening at
6 O'oleok
( Bxcept Monday and Saturday )
Solicits Your Patronage.
sgsyif yen wish te enoenraga the Early Cles
leg Movement and Short Working H
Hours
ratrenlia the Firms who Clese Early,
lie Osve-FtlM Gsuk Hebsb,
d
The Leiden of Lew Price
-IE
BOOTS & SHOES
Ms. East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
CLOTHJNU.
Kxtei HATHrOM.
M
CLOTHING
AT-
AFTER CHRISTMAS
PRICES.
This Is the Time You'll Want te
Buy at Lew Prices.
We're Prepared for Your Demands With
GOODS WELL MADE
AND
PRICES RIGHT.
saV You'll net expect such a Urge aisort aisert
ment at this seaien, but there's enough yet te
please jeu.
Myers ft Rattfen,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST UNO ST.,
LAEOAaTBR FA.
FREY
ECKERT
Mi-Shea
TTnld.
Rtssjs tjaatw will sell at wefldsv-
he mnallnrt ffirti !!. 1. in
haveyett all eeste and lank at th .
OBOOMMJMS.
mflANKB-
IO A aBRBEOCS PUBLIC
Fer their liberal patronage daring the nut
year, and especially fartlelF BS treatesn.
braace of ns ta the parchase of thetr Canst
asaaSapplUa. Geeel Qeeds at Lew st Prices Hut
Win.
We CaU Attention te the Following for Tear
SSW TBAat'STABLB. "
xae Banmai in'-ian suver Flerida Orange ,
Aananas. Whlti Q races.
Oranbarrlfa,
raraaiaa Meadow
Cera. Onr Fine Uansed Cern, eir cmlirnrSi
unr rine avaperatea auir
MynevtMt rBiceai,
tea, Cherries , Ac, la etna.
vapersted CalltoralaABiteets
tehheas, Pineapple. BApsagOi
trar uneice kts'
asm or Dn
Boqnefert ana son eute cream CheeseV
.olive uils. salad eresitng, Flcklsi, aauecs,
Sardines last, bnt net less"
3 hs Finest coffees and Teas In the city.
BURSK'S!
NO. 17 SA8T DNQ STRUT.
LAHOASTBB, FA.
B
IQ BARQA1NB.
Reisfs Big Bargains.
tee cases Canned Sugar Cern, 4 nana for ate,
or 7SO per deen,tl e per case (S dozen). Cost
inn jmh.c oje (ivr uuiie w imca DH, ne
failed, and we secured part of f
uienargi
(bargain. We
glvayea tae eensnt or iu
lOOba
larreb) Light and Heney Table Molasses
at se. We have Increased ear order for this
Molssseste loe barrels, firing along your lugs,
kettles and kegs.
se gallons Fare Extracted California Heney,
SnVforj&e. Never saw the like, ask te see
lb la going fast.
60 palls Jelly-80 ts te pall-n 40 per pall.
100 boxes Large Layer Ualsins-net a stem
en them lOe a B.
tee boxes Large Valencia Raisins, S At f or sac.
100 boxes Large Valencia Batslns, 4 As forSee.
SB boxes Bag i"lums. le a B.
M boxes finest rarsd Evaporated Califor
nia Peaches, no a St.
xxtra Dried Beef, UKe a B.
Sine Dried Beef, Be a A,
y ionic Hams, no a A.
Soaps I Soaps I Soaps 1
Soaps are up In priee le a B. We have a big
stock, and are selling at old prices. Oletaa,
Bet Babbitt's Be, and a geed large eahevlKe.
We have many ether Se brands. Uoed Soaps
at 6 for we.
Anether let of these Breems, 1 for 9Sc.
A let of Cranberries at 5c a g.b
An invoice of rina Olives at 15c a bottle
Beld elsewhere at t'e.
Bweet claer, )8e a gallon.
A let of Oranges at loe a desen.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLES ALB AND HETAIL G.ROCBB,'
NertfceasJ Csrner
West Klig aad Frines Streets,
LANCABTKK VA.
AwTelephene and Free DeUvery.
WATCHES.
-VTT-ATCHES
AMERICAN I
WatbieKTr8fSScJrau
Optical Soeds. Telegraph Time Daily. Eveiy
Article in thla Line carefully Repaired.
LOUIS WBBBR,
He. WH H. Queen at., Hear p. R. R. Station.
r OLID AY GOODS.
GILL.
FANS. NOVELTIES RHD
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We Are Vrepared for the HOLIDAYS with a
Large stock el
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
CANES,
JRWELRV, ETC.
Ne. 10 West King Street,
LANCASTER, FA.
TCTKW GOODS I NEW GOODS 1
HERR, Jeweler.
GRAND
Watches, Silverware, Jewelry.
Diamonds,
Novelties,
AVCALL-PRICES ATTRACTIVE AS OUR
QOOD3.
101 ffORTH QUEEU ST.,
COUBEROFOUArtOB.
COAL.
LUMBER AND COAU
TOBACCO SHOCKS AKD CASES.
WESTERN HARD IWOOUS. Wholesale and
Retail, at B B. M aUTIN A CO,
414 Water sUest, Lancaster, Pa.
nS-lyd
TOAUMGAUDNKK'B OOaUAMY.
COAL DEALERS.
OwreK-Ma 1M Heru Queenstrset, and Ha
Ut Herth Prince street. .,...
zsans: Nena rnnee street, near .iwiiii
anrbHM
tawua.BTBK. ra
e
LD BRAB8 WANTKD-TUK HIQH-
, Tk. nt hrui Dutlnn mill, te order
est cub price paia rer eia onus sua iwjc
Metal nattem work flnltaed at reasonable
rates. AL W.FRAAM'aLeck works.
Bear Lecker's Ranking BnUatag.
ls-Ta,TaStM
Holiday Attractions !
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