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IB, JAMUABY te, W.
fK eafcisel Milt IHfcetl.
Heom eeemittee m Municipal
iailedtoBet,b.owi
te pniM the MHBlelpal bill,
"Muid akreet deal of that
lte:fM teeMerawat. We de net
feat, we bats often had occasion te
It Mil walea was mere uselessly v.
HlMifniiiljIiiilrnnUr The com
MfM te hate thought that words
Ifttaqr Dwa, needed te be used te
I tee leriaJaUre latent; and they
leftcsleslttwirsBeftnlnffinthe wll-
i of their. varbiaM. .The bill oeTers
odd Bates aad would have been
r expressed in etihtfisa, jBtedfclara-
l of the power aad f nations of city
I Is Terr long draws, out and yet
l te definitely cover and describe their
1U useless sections the bill has
frsry objectionable ones. Ex-Senater
rtesbeeoexpesingoneot these before I
corporation committee. It is that I
permits councils bv n two-thirds I
Mtjarity te put a pavement upon the
without the consent of
iiemlag proper'. holders, who
less have te pay for it.
charged that Mr. Hitchcock,
I ex-member of the Ileuse.hidsald that
tthtt Barber Asphalt Favlng company
Ntetdd buy the biU through the Heuse be-
l of the Interest that corporation had
1ti its passage. Mr. Hitchcock denied
wait he had said this. Hut the committee
included that this way tee oppressive a
te give city councils, and they
v- '- lia Mil 1tn.UI.... ,t,t. nnwnr
C the eouneils se that it may er.ly be ex-
nleed when a section of one te three
, fttares remain te be paved of a street that
is paved throughout the remainder of its
s-gth.
iBatwIlTTEnetbe worth while for tha
committee te consider carefully whether
-adlnlnln Drnrwrtlm ahnuld 1m n.wKiv1
with the cost of street Improvements,
fe- awjena ww aiaewaiK line r is nas always
'lasa tee habit In the cities of this com cem com
"ueawealth te require the property owner
; ;te lay and keep in repair the gutter curb
Ma tee sidewalk pavement ; and this has
-ibeen considered here, te be the extent of
tae cost that should bs put upon him for
,), : improvement or me niguway. une
paving of the gutter and the maintaining
J'ufthe roadway has been at the general
$ L(wi jituB tm ui aujtuvg niui tun auau
jinctiee everywhere. Ne read ad.
-''Jollier outside a city has ever been
lasted, we telieve, te pave or repair
j'-the read In front of his property ; and yet
gjLirB de net see wherefore he may net be as
-t ; jesuy assessea rer it as me owner ei
'j $ Uceperty fronting en a street, who lias
'widM; ius Hutnu w tug nue uii jlue
g-MreMM rer tne puuue use, ana is net
vwre for the benefit of the residents
jtdeng it than the country read is for the
y Heed of the dwellers upon it. Ileth need
'.if, the read and neither would de without it;
r ?.. .in i ii a. a.
,iufc u eiiuer ceuia, tne street resiacni.
3 Would be the one. who has his
,k sidewalk as an approach te his residence,
fiaLIKl rhn tiitfuta n. UMternn rnnfl fnr Ipfltt ttinn
Slee country reaident.
Z W Bhenld like much te be told where-
'4 fenfthe property upon a street is pecu
liarly responsible for the condition of the
g .wagon read in front of it ; and why
asm unaecuDled let. nartlcularlv. should
.l)j burtbened with a tax that docs
.4 siet fall upon the country Held. It
svvais a general tax upon its assessed value,
s' :..,-.- r. ,. ; ,. .. ..... i
.A. wuicuui course is ueavier tuuu iuuvei
C-ane agricultural acre, out wny sneuiait
rrin addition build the read In front of it
r-&siand macadam I zfl it or lav it with ltalfflan
kMecks or a patent covering V
.".K Tf. la vllttif that a ( ofmeta nl.m. 1.1
. . 0 -. D
yj be well paved, well guttered and well
sjti MiarArfA hnfc vrhv lintibl If. nnt. ia ilnnn
Pg ,Kt the public cost '( Hitherto 1 1 bus been
hfy e done in Lancaster. Most of our streets
.tire paved and sewered, and it will be
mess injustice te levy the whole cost of
U- h. ..... ....! -.l . X
& proeertv that has helDed te nav the coat
:;.y of the street improvements already made.
.'r . .NJI W.lH V.1UJK W1U DGRCllUK LUU, 13
4iC - - - - - l a .It. .k..a1J 1..
-vuuuu m m uiirv, euuuiu va
a city,
uaid
E-r 'fop. mifc nt Ihn rnmmnn f raaenrv Tf
the common
p.i W V W WW WVM.W.W.. . .
tuere were no eiuer reason icr mis
:4 iviict. ib is previuea in me tact mat no
". fair assessment of the cost can be laid
Ks5 vpen private property, since a corner
pg, rreperty must have upon it the burthen
t two streets with the bene lit of little
mere than one.
Sherman's Exposition.
The elaborate explanation of the
fiamean question which Senater Sherman
snede publicly in the Senate, after coming
Vt vuk tu axecuuve session, was ueuuiiess
h made at the desire of his senatorial
r associates rer the public information nnM
. particularly ier tne enngutenment et the
3?. German authorities, that thev micht
knew the position and views of the Senate
and govern themselves accordingly.
Senater Shtrman expressed his belief that
there would be no great difficulty in
leaching an understanding with Ger
snany; but his statement of her past con
duct in Samoa hardly afforded a geed
foundation for his belief. He doubtless,
however, thinks that the game is tee
small. te make much trouble ; and this may
be reasonably supposed.
It seems thai there are several hundred
tbecsind n'tfive inhabitants et the
Biaaean group, and about three hundred
Europeans; LiR'acd, Germany and this
mnaAmtmr AanU liu tflni ,Ma,fMlU. ,kn.
, vw Ma. .UK ucaviCHKIllUK fcUCIU
fi' Ofilsc stations and commercial nrlvii.
' 4vg. The natives are In a pretty constant
'jsyratoet warfare with each ether, and de
u ecem m vAne very natura v te the
sjoteooe et
Kuvurawem, maKiiiff even a
flat at it, If passible, than tlin
citizens of Prance. Germany has
teag ached te take the job off
a-w-air uauas, ana uumirck thinks
If Hi's is the proper function of Cprmimv
Tjweause her traae with Samoa Is several
.-''j. ieUus larger tbaa that et any ether
'S. attina .nil liA Iieh cmtraraX mAr. nMAnl.
abate,. It appears that Secretary Bayard
aad the German and English ministers
fears, had a conference ever the Samoan
siwwtii in 1M7, ana each cent a
arffsawtative out there te see what
be douete keep the peace: but
they reported and the conference
bs renewed, Germany undertook tn
r the gune alone, deposed and exiled
klag, and ordered the natives te sur-
tbeir arms.
There happened te be a newspaper man
ec tun nation, and it is a celncl.
Mat the German sailors were Uied
WMl aad drlvM off the island while
Jpafe ar. il;k wef,,7 Blsansrck
thinks he was leading then. Sherman
says tbtt perhaps he took a band in the
scrimmage. Oar cobcIhsJeh k that U
marck is right; bieause Klein, as
a geed Yankee, ought te hare been
exerting his utmost ability te keep the
Germans from taking control of Samoa,
which they had no right te de. Mr.
Sherman is careful te say that this coun
try is net responsible for Klein's individ
ual acts, which is doubtless true, as they
were net authorized ; but as they were
certainty right, there does net seem te bs
any sufficient occasion for repudiating
them with any fervor. The Samoans
were right, according te Sherman's posi
tion, In resisting the German aggression.
It fellows that Klein was right in help
ing them. And as we have engaged our
friendly eOlces te the Samoans, we per
haps ought te bs grateful te private citi
zen Klein for performing our national
duty.
The Saneaa Qaestlea.
RAfrtnr TlaTrarrl mita tha Himnin
question before the people in a very
clear manner. We are net bound te de
an j thing but exereise our geed efllces
for Samoa, and these have been exer
cised thus far without avail. Germany
has violated an agreement te respect
Samoan autonomy and has continued her
encroachments, but unless we Intend te
abandon our position of neutrality we can
de nothing mere for the Samoans. It is
a brief and simple question are we ready
te tell Germany thai we will In
sist upon the independence of Samoa V
Germany has treated our pretests and
goea efllccs with profound contempt
because of our position of harmless
neutrality and because she be
lieved that we certainly would net
fight about matters se trilling sb
these PaciQc lriands.
We de net want te fight, but
we must thew a manly readiness
te de se if we expect our "friendly
efllcea" in the future te have any
value whatever. Uncle Sam is like
n great big boy among the nations, andi
he don't want te be guyed and made a
feel et he must show spirit. Otherwise
he will be steadily Imposed upon. It will
be necessary for us te assume a Arm stand
in order te establish the diplomatic value
of our national pswer, and in that case
Germany will back down gracefully,
because she can de nothing else.
The excitement ever Samoa is pretty
well worked off, and the matter will be
treated calmly In splte of a few hysterical
shrieks that may be expected from Sen Sen
aeor Frje. The people are none the less
determined te sustain the government In
any measures necessary te held up our
end of the controversy ,and the news from
france may help Bismarck te see things
in a better light. Perhaps Beuianger's
success does net bring the French re
venge any nearer, but all Germany will
persist in thluklug se, and there
will probably be shown a disposi
tion te accept as sincere the
chancellor's recent assurances of his per
sonal disapproval of the' colonial policy
and te yield te his judgment. As Vis Vis
merck has net been in the habit of yield
ing te public clamor save when he felt
like it, and as he is a heavy stockholder
in several et the colonial companies, his
enemies venture te doubt the sincerity of
his recent pretests of disapproval et the
colonial policy of Germany. It is also
very doubtful whether English public
opinion will sanction the long contin
uance et the understanding with Ger
many ever Samoa. Certainly net If the
Liberals continue te repeat their recent
electoral successes.
ritorRsseRjAMK9K.Oxiuii;rsoN,o(lbe
Medtoe Unlrnrgleal .college, 1'bllRdelpbla,
talked very boldly about dreams and
vleleuB in a lecture In l'hlladelphla laiely.
After iletalllDu numerous marvelous ao ae
counts of vision in which he professed
beller, be referred te tbe three hundred
tbeueand vtalena seen at one time or ether
by our fellow-countryman, aa proved by
tepresentatlnne el them te be met with In
the patent ollteo at Washington.
"All tbla apparently ae involved and myi
terleus aubjeet of vlalent," continued Vr.
Qarretsen, "drops Ita obaeurlty the moment
appreciation la arrived at as te what oomtl eomtl oemtl
tutca tbe aubjec'.lva Ne cne may dlipute
that Merse taw (be telegraph before laying;
hta drat linn, nor that Btc vensen aaw a Icoo Iceo Icoe
motlve before bla llsatameke stack was built.
What was aeen waa absolutely one with
Imagination, white It certainly fellows that
telegraph Unea and loeomctlvea at large are
leaa realities than were the Imagination, the
latter being nothing but materialization or
representation of the original subjective,
which originals are the only realltlea,toeleg
that the repretentatlena require te be re
peated aa rapidly aa machine ahepa can
manufacture."
This la aa old as l'late, who declared that
ldeaa were the only realities, but alter all
the explanation euly makes the whole
subject mere myatleal.
f AcoRnEtu-ONDKNTruabeatetbodofenRe
ofiHUerlu" Burkbelder, but unfortunately
appears te Imagine thattheoemmenta upon
the marehlng of the prisoners through the
atreeta were Inspired by a wish te harm tbe
aherltl. We bue no reaaen whatever for
this asiutuptleu. Tbe dlagraea! ul apeotaele
waa under the Immedlate direction of the
sheria and it la natural and right that he
abeuld be bold reapenalble until he
manages te ahlfr. tbe responsibility en some
one else. Our correspondent haa certainly
net done tbla for him, ca tbe use qf the
Black Maria Is aa etaentlal In a civilized
community aa la the use of a celli n for
burial, and n quostleu of oeonomy hai
anything te de with tbe case. If heoannet
bonestly make enough money out et hla
clUee we are aerry ter blui, but can net for
that retaeu excuse hla strange ellerle at
economy, Tbe atateuicut that a apcclal
prevision was made for the expenRO of tbe
Maria and that tbe aheriir haa no right te
appropriate It remalne unacawercd.
A Kansah City aichlteet clalma te have
discovered a method of deatreylng the
microbes Jn the air of a room where a
wounded patient la under treatment and
that weunda will heal la air ae treatedwith
marvelena repldlly. romlnentphyalelana
support hla statement aed he la building
an operating room, but we tefuse te rejoice
until a few broken down human specimens
have been built up by the arehltect.
In aplte of the mild winter, aoheol child
ren In Dakota have bten frczen.aed yet tbe
citizens et that budding state insist tfcat
they have tbe grandeat country en the face
et tbe eartb, and that "you don't inlud the
eild, MlutbeEia'."
rEBSONA!,.
A. U, C'AMl'llKr.r, haa l-nnn
nominated
of Wllkea.
for mayor by the Demoerata
bane.
Jaceii KMAnu, aenter proprietor el the
KeiUing Times and tbe Jierht and&chuyl.
kill Journal, died In Heading en Tuesday
night after a long Ulrica He waa an aoave
newspaper man and la 18G3 a delegare 10 (be
national convention which nominated Abra
ham Lincoln.
PeaTMASTKH OENKnAT. DICKINSON Will
retura at the explratlea of hla term tn lha
ativeMtgeaiaatcfBia large law bust- I
nsa Ble atrn at JDstroU-DlcklnaeB, I
lAIKE'S CJCLEHY COMPOUND.
RHEUMATISM ANf NEURALGIA.
TheMtaladlteaats cause anteia aafTerlng.
Doctors admit that they am dimealt te can
to da lh.tr patient. Palee's Celery Cem
pound hu permanently cured the went case
el llbeemalUm ana eurlgla-ae say these
who have need It.
"Having li:en troubled with Rheumatism
attheknea and fett for Ave years, 1 was el el
raeit unable te get atoned, and wii very
often confined te my led for weeksatetlme.
I met only one bottle of Palne'a Celery com.
pound and wai psrfectly oured. lean new
Jump around, and feel as lively aa a boy."
FHANK CAKOLL,
Snreka, Nevada.
Il.oe. sic for is Ce. Druggists.
Mammoth Testimonial Paper froe.
WBLLrl, BICliaROSON CO , Proprietors,
JSurllegiea, Vt.
Diimend Dtm HiT" ?tt?r."5. "rir
bUIUd ,u.u
i any ether vyes.
Tburbsr A Heamer la one et the feremest
of Michigan, and hla profeaalenal Income
haa for many yean exceeded 130,000 per
annum.
CoLeitKr, W. li.TnKNireLM, comptroller
et tbe currency, haa tendered bta reafgna reafgna
tlea te the president, te take effect at hla
pleasure. Mr. Trenbelm baa been elected
president nt the American Surety company,
of New Yerk. It la expected that bm
resignation as comptroller will be accepted
te take effect at a date which will allow the
usual thirty daya leave of absence. The
appointment et hla successor will, It la sold,
be left open for the Incoming president In
the meantime Mr. Abraham, tbe deputy
comptroller, win nave enarge ei tne cilice.
Dr. FntTitiep Mansrn, the explorer of
Greenland, la typical Norseman. "I live
much In tbe pine forest,' he Bays; "they
are ae aelemn." lie la a true child et the
menntalna and the weeds, and passed most
of hla early daya In their aeoiualen. lie
travelafer daya together Independent et
luggage and great coat, sleeping with tbe
peasants In thelr wooden hum, or en deck
of a fiord steamer, whtla his Kegllih travel
ing companions orencn in tne cauina
huddled In ruga and great oealr. Ua la
agile aa a gazelle; with one bound he leaps
ashore, and aeeurea the best rooms at the
hotels, or Jumps bare baeked ea the pernies
hemayobanee te meet en his mountain
rambles.
Mrs .Tern , hew is your health Hits innrn
Injrt Tbank you, niuaaui.iuiich Improved. I
bought a bottle el nr. ilull'n tenjfh Byrrp
Isst nip lit, and, alter 1 lie mt iletii, my cjnjn
wss chucked, t slept well, and have net
oenshod once Hits morning.
Accidents will occur net en'y "In the brat
regulatsa families," but eTrrvwbern and at
aiiiimca,
venlent.
Tboreloro auep salvation Oil con-
H
OOU'H HAKHA1'AM11.LA.
THE PLAIN TRUTH
la that Uoed's Barsaparllln '.his cured thou,
aanda et people who sntrored severely with
rnentrullim. It neutra'.lzcs tholactleaclain
the bleed, which causes thesa terrible pain
and aeber, and also vitalises and enrlches tbe
bleed, thus prevention the reenrreoce of the
disease. These laets warrant us In urging yen,
II you surfer with rheumatism, te give Uoed's
tarsaparllla atrial,
"rer 25 years 'J. have suffered with sciatic
Jlheumttlsm. Lust Novembur 1 was taken
wone than evor, and was unaule te get out of
the home, t was almost
UtLl'LKBS fun 40 DA.Y8
sufferlng great agony. In December I otm etm
menccd using Heed's Sarsapartlla. Alter the
second bettle 1 waa able te be, ent and around
and attend te business. 1 tcek flve bottles,
and am new se troe from rhentnutlsm that
only ocaaslenally 1 feel It slightly en aaud
den chauga of weathsr. I have KTcat confi
dence la Heet's Sarsapartlla. Cuailks Hak
waii, Christie, Clarke Ce., Wis.
lNrhAMUATOUY UHKUMAT1HM
" II artng been troubled with tmflammatery
rheumatism for many year a, my lavorable
attantlen waa ealled le Heed's Barsaparllla by
an advertisement of cures tt had effected. I
have new used three bottles of Heed's Sana
parllla and can already testify te benoOelel
resulta. 1 highly recommend Has a bleed pu pu
rtOer." J. C. atbrs, West lllcemnelfl, N. Y.
Heed's Sareaparilla
Beld by all druggUU. II t six for fS. Prepared
only by C. L, .HOOD CO, Lewell,
Mass.
100 Deem One Dellar.
YEH'H UA1K V1UOU.
DRESS THE HAIR
With Ayer's Hair Viger. lUelennllness, ben
enclal eifecta en Uie scalp, and lasting per per
fnme commend It for universal toilet nse. It
keeps the hair soft and silken, prusorveslts
color, prevents It from falling, and, If the balr
hasbocetuo weak or thin, promotes a new
growth.
l'.T? rrstore the ordinal eoler of my hair,
which h vi turned pminuturely uray. iusea
AVer's Hair Viger with outiie succeij. 1
ekecrfully testily te the
EFFICACY
Afl0,1J nroparaUeo."-Irs. 1'. H. Davidsen,
" I was afllleted some three years with sealp
disease. My balr was lulling eutand what re
mained turned gray 1 was Induced te try
Ayer'a Hair Viger, and In a few weeks thn 0I.
eae la my scalp dlMppeated and my hair re
sumed ua erniinsi nnmr ."f t.v.i h. h u,nB
sumea Its origin
l'oster U. 11. Church, St llernlce. lud. ' '
A few VOftnairO 1 sneTMmA th. Aiillraln..nr
my hair from theuffeeta of tetter. 1 hoped that,
alteratlme nature would repair the lest, but
1 waited In vain. Many remedies worn sug
gested, none, bowever, with ueh proof of
H""!1." Ayer'a Hair Viger, and 1 bexan te use
It. The result was all 1 could have desired. A
growth nt hair seen came out ail ever my
uad, and grew te be as son and heavy a.l
ever bad, and of a natural color, and firmly
rt."-J. II. 1'ratt, Spofford, Texas.
Ayefs Hair Viger.
ruriiie sr
Dr. J. O. Ayer St Ce., Lewoll, Mass,
, Pid by Druggists and l'ertumerdi
JanUieltbl
MifiLixMkr.
B
AKUA1NHI BAKGA1NS
NOW 13 TUB TIME TO UET
First Class Goods
-AT-
HALF PRICE.
-AT-
WEIKEL'S.
S3 MOUTH (MJKEN ST.,
I.ANCASTKK, PA.
dS-Ud
MUYVLKd.
JJlOYOLES.TniOYCIiES, TANUKMH.
COLUMBIA
Bicyeles, Tricyelcs, Tandems.
DUKABLr, SIMl'LK.
aUAUANTKEDUIQUKSTQUADK,
lLLUaTUATkUCATALOUUk rUKK.
POPE MF'G. CO.,
7 rttANELlN ST., BOSTON.
UUANCII HOUSKB-U Warren 8t, Kev
erk i ail Wabash Ave., ublcaire, anft-lydned
rnEKTUINQ HYRU1'.
TO MOTHERS.
Kvery babe should have a bottle et PU.
AUUNKV'dTKaTUINMnYhUt'. 1'erfuellv
are. we opium or Mernhla tulxturM. will
renere none, uriDlnir
In ten Hewets and l'rrv
air. lrAni.ri1 liv 1,114
mete IMfflenlt leethlnv
U. JTAI1 U.M a Y 4 se , llagorstewn, Md. Drug
gists sell It t as cents.
Trial bottle seat by mall 10 easts.
Jaaa-ljaeeaaw
Valee's Celery Compound lias beenaflel.
rend te me. for the past two vrarslh.ve
sufTerea with neera'aU of ins heart, doctor
after deetir fit lig tn cure ma. Ihttoeev
Uken nearly lour buttln of th uenipmaS,
and fre finu tbs eemnlatnt. t am Tey grate grate grate
raltoyeu." citas.n l.ltwis.
Central Vlllag Ct-
FAINB'A CELCKT COMPOUND.
'I hare Leen arestiy antleted l haeate
Rheumatism, and ccmla And no rtlletanillt
nsefl Plne' Celery CompennO. Alter tisleg
Hz betilm of this m'dlelae I am new cmea et
rhcu jialle treublM "
BaMUEL BUTCHtKBOV,
se. (jernisD, a. b.
EFFECTS L48TISO CUBES.
ra'ne'a rn'ery Cempeand hss perfcrmed
many ether cares aa marreleaa aa these
eoplaaet letters tent teanyaddr.M. Flessant
te take, roes net dlstiiib.batalCRdlfestltn,
ana muireiy TeiBirei a cniia caniaiaiL
w list's tne use or snnvnnir. longer
wIlhKban-
uiuuiin aim xinuraigiai
Pih'sablna; npent aetated reed are Ileal thy,
JU,S3 Happy, Hearty. It Is Uneqaaleal.
WANAttAKMH'S
raiLADatrau, Wednesday, Jan. SO, li.
A rattle of prices along al
most every aisle ; as if money
were dropping into your purse.
May be Winter yet. When
the snappy weather and the
snow come everybody but the
wideawake few will be crowd
ing te the Fur man for things
that might just as well be get
new.
Better picking and better
chance te pick before the rush
comes. Yeu are net likely te
ever get Furs for less. Every
thing that savers of extrava
gance has already been melted
from them.
Sleigh and Carriage Robes
of Esquimau Wolf, Hudsen
Bay Wolf, Prairie Wolf, and
Japanese Geat ("Wolf" in
most Fur stores).
Genuine Seal and imitation
Seal Caps.
Fur Gloves and Mufflers.
Fur goods of all kinds seem
sure te be much higher next
year. Meney is well put out
that gees into Furs new.
Thirteenth tnd Market streets.
t ceupie ei weeks age we
told of half a score thousand
yards fine Dress Worsteds, 54
inch, at 75 and 85c, that had
been $1.25 and $1.50. The
hint was enough. The moun
tains of stufl have changed te
mole-hills. Only a few days
and geed-bye te them.
Seulh'ttit of centre.
Hardly mere than two arm
fuls leit of the 50 and 65c Cey
lon Flannels at 37c. We
might held en and mix them
with the new styles at the old
prices. But it wouldn't be
honest, although you might
cnoese mem lirst. We, they
are at last season's 6tyles. The
clear-out price is en them for
only that. The handsome,
tough, 30 inch Flannels that
won't shrink. Favorites for all
sorts of out-deer knock-about
wear.
J lain blrlpfH
Corded Btilpea
Inciiiiitid Milpes
Noitheauef cenue.
Yet te-day and tomorrow
long tables with Dress Goods
ends shall stay in the Main
Aisle. Pieces up te dress
lengths. Almest as if veu found
.them.
Beuth et centre.
12,000 pairs mere of these
Men's Half Hese at 12 cents
a pair. Full made, and all in
neat fancy stripes. Made te
sell at 25 cents, and geed value
at that price.
They are near the wonderful
Merine Underwear bargains,
Chestnut street side.
Chestnut street middle entrance, wejU
Getting a bang-up Umbrella
for about what the handle is
worth is a rare happening. 26
and 28 icch, $2 and $2.25.
Chestnut street, west.
Geed-quality, perfect-finish,
Decorated China Dinner Sets
at $22 for 125 pieces- complete
set. Come with the best set in
mind you can hear of at $25 ;
see hew they compare. Single
pieces if you wish.
becend fleer, Juniper street side. Four ele
vators. JOHN WANAMAKER.
ItMllAL. ttuxmma.
AHSIGNKD KHTATK Of"I1ENRY
Wolf (barber), and wife, of l.aucaster
city, Lancaster county, l'a Henry Meil.bar.
bcr, and wile, of Larcaater city, l-aucdater
enunty, hating by (loud el voluntary aaslijn.
inent. assigned and trnnslurrea all tbelruaUte
ana iinecta te the undnrslBiied for the benefit
of thH eiedlurs of the ald Henry Wolf,
he thernfore glve notice te all persons In
debted te satd usalgner, te make payment le
Iho unUernUned without delay, and these
having claims tepreseiil them le
JaUfcitlAll Itit-k, ssiirnen.
six south Duke street. Lancaster, fa.
A. J.kunar, Att'y, .
OUrunttt. Lancaster, l'a, J9 61W
EXKuuTOKV NOTIOK.
HsUtoer DAN1KI. A.ALTICK, late
of
lttii testamentary en said estate having
bona Hranteu le the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto urn rwiuesuxl teinake Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing tn Lancaster rlly.
AIAUVK ALT1CK,
BAMUkL W.A1.T1CK.
WILLIAM ll.ALTIOb,
HSNUf It. AI.T1UK,
JOU 0.JM.T1CK.
w ilium K. aitick. Acting Kxeenter1 "'
8. 11. Uhimelch, Attorney. JujystdW
COAL
LUMKKK AND COAL.
TOIlAt'CO 8IHI0KB AND CASKS.
WKS1KKM HAItli .WOODS. Wholesale and
lletall, Ul 11 It. UAUT1M A CO,
, ill Water struct, Lancaster, fa.
nlyd
TJAUMUiUiJNail'rj COMPANY
GOAL DEALERS.
Ocbj-JN0. IS North QneenBirMt, and Ke.
AM Werth Pnnee street.
TAMas-NertJi nine. Bireat, BeurMaaiag
SfWM LAJIOASTaU. TA
I
rOM BALM OB MMKT.
e. ..v..
-DOR KKrtT OM APRIL WBT-TMsl
jm Bienn9sa,sia.isaat kim street, aa a
the two reeata ea tbe eeei aei ever aaatM.
wiwua easiar roesa, wiu ee tec reat em awrst
1. Tka eraranm will
latgea, for tersae apply te
w hhiwji
UaBMl
nti.Tii i
rs.mM.
Altarnnt I.w. it, Baat airaat
Jams ss ss.sofebt .is.imans.w.ss.s)
pTJBLIO BALE OK CITY FKOPKBTY.
. . OwrainT,atrBTMSa.
by virtus of an order of the Otphana'Ceart ef
lMScutereeunty, the aadaralgiMd. aneaatrlx
or tbe will of Falltn DlnkelbargT deesassS.
will expose te pnblls atle, at this Leepard
Hetel, the following deserlbed property, ea
the north wsit side et IxKutt street, la the
city of Lancaster, betweea Llsae and Meek
land streau i
Aloterpieeeof grjuiidrranUBgeaLeeast
streets last. mere ir less, an eerteaSlng In
ucuiu in, inav. vureniifii, en WBicn u ereevra
a twe-stmled Brink nwelilng Reaae, with
bsck buitaieg-ihe premisee Mtackmewnaji
saiateb inat;e'clcckp. as, when tanas
will be made krnwe by
. UaTIIUlNKDtWKaLISae,
Izeentrlxef themuef shUip Dtakalberg,
OeeeaMd.
Jeili.Haiks, Auctioneer. jttTtdWas
pUUMOHAIiK.
THtUSDAT, rDAT 1I.1SW,
by vlrtneef thedlreeileaaand pewara glrea
nndertbe will el Dai lei A AltieK, SsssaisS.
we. the undents ned axeeuters, wlli.'aipeaa te
publle tale, at tbe VHyUeUL thetollewlag
real etuv, te wltt
All that let of ground, cemmeaelagMlba
northwest corner of rrince and cSastant
streets, fronting en Pnnee street 14 feet, 4
incnee, inence wesi raer.iaeneeaeaui tmmt,
theaea west te water street, taaaea aleac
Water atreet Si feet, 4 laeaee, thwaee along
GheatnntetreetUSfeet.enwhlehla reeled
thKA-aterv Brick Mansion Henaa. wlthtferae-
atery bilekbiekbuiidlng, M0.102 afortaPriBee
ireti. ina wneie oeniuning awvaiy-awe
roevs, lnclndlng parlor, library, atiuac-roeas,
cloak-room, dlnlug-roem. wit batlera paa
tiy, bath-room, sew lbs; and store reema. baas
vt ally papered throuahent, eontainleg idmeat
every anewn lmproTeetent for haman coat-
Me. t. All that Let of Ground, adjoining Me. I
loainanerin, irenung en rnacs streat m
rtet, thence along Me. IIS feet, thaace seuths
feet, thence farther along said Una te Water
street, thence along Water street SS feat, 4
Inches, and thence east te rrlaee atreet le
rilace of beginning, rn which are erected two
we story and an attle Brick Dwell I eg Menses,
Ne. 20) and 2 8 fterth Filnce street j Me.Su
contains eight room, bath. gin. het and cold
water, wsttrtloiet, Ae t He 208 eentalna fl ve
roerrs. iheeeare hoiaellke,cenvealeat dwell
ings. Alse, there la a eneand-a-half story
jriame Uwelltnit fronting en Water street.
these prepertlea wl 1 be sold as a whole et
will be divided te suit purchasers.
Bale te begin at 7.3.) o'clock p. tn , Whta Con
di. lens will be mode known by
WILLIAM a ALTtOK,
MAKVK.ALT1UK,
8AMUSL W. ALT1CK,
U.K. ALTIOK,
J.J.ALT1CK,
Fxfcuters.
Jext h. Haiaaa, AucU JanM8.tetM.e 9.1s
$5,
S, 6, 5.
OITY BUILDIU& I0TS
BBCUUKD BY PATIN8
Five Dollars Per Menth.
XUmrY-FIVE CUOIOE LOTS LKFT,
At the loliewlng Lew Prices:
10 Lela for 1180
e Leu for in
h Lo'sfer 100
6 Lolsier.,... 290
B Leu for aoe
All situated in the most rapidly-growing
portion el the city, street car facilities, paved
aldhwalks, city water supply, towers go, em
and electric light. The cheapest leU new
offered in the city, and bound te Increase In
value. Alse, a number et
Dwelling Houses en Bame Plan.
The brat dance ever offered for a person of
email means te secure a home. Apply Imme
diately te
ALLAN A. HBBH,
Beat Estate and Insnranee Agent,
lea Bast King atreet.
vttr uevutt.
A KTKK STOCK TAKING
WB errBB
Special Bargains
LADIES' AND OBILDKKN'S
COATS.
PliUHaCOATS,
PLUSH MODJK8KA8,
CLOTH NEWMARKETS dt JACKETS,
All New This f Olsen.
Must be told It Frlces will de It.
DOUllLKANDBINQLEtUAWLS AT BAH
UAI.M'KICKS. Jehn S. Givler
O ft 8 Nertn Queen Street,
LANGA9TBB, PA.
BMATWa,
W-L1NN A BKENEMAN'H
CBLK3UATBU
OLD STYLE
IS THE BEST
IMTHBMABKBT.
IIABUAIMH IN
STOV ES
AMD AMD
Heuse Furnlehiijg Goods.
Lamps & Chandeliers
Wl'reajpt Attention te Orders lorl'lnmb lerl'lnmb
Iuk and Una ruling.
FLINN&BrMEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Bt ,
LANCASTBU.
raxs, c.
OUULIO NOTICE.
THK
Second Big Cut
ON ALL
Fur and Winter Goods.
Never Sela at Buch BurprUIngly Lew figures.
UOIIKS Lewer ttan Bver. A Nle. rine
JiPA.V WuLr HODS at tlS5. Cheapest In
tbe city.
LADIES' rUll', MKN'3 QLOVB3, COL
LAU8, Ac, at and Belew Cost.
Men's HATS aud CAfSalSScinLarge As
sortment. Lesdert et low I'rtcea In TKUNK9 ana
TUAVBLlhQ BAUS.
Stauffer & Ce.,
Hand-Made Tinware,
I
81 S3 Keith Queen Street,
LABOAaTU,rA.
tmwmimm.
tJW OaVOTIHO BDTKM,
L. Gtmman & Bre.
eS NORTH QUON 8T. 68
IJITBBMnawM AID ItSS IH TEODS1K8
MADB1 TO OKOBJb
Wa ftaA aimtM
husaaaaSMllaeet
feahla lar 1 raaaaca. aav
a IB laanlana snl
la ecSer te kaep enr
kaata fail mteyjC we aaakaie ateaMiw
Mssaa geesa at aiaaghterlng mem, AUrraah
aaiiwstlaa.
SW Tieaaan le Order, All-Toe', Werth faVte.
et Treaaera te uraer, Aii-Woe, Wettk eue.
at Trewaara te order, ailwoeL Wenh 7 ea.
Aea Treaaaca te order, AU. Weel, Werm tt.ee.
The Qreat Aaaaaiaaleef atens,Be'aM
Ohueraa'a Ciethteg. at keif price auli eon een
taaaea. jjf"" Oreweati at W m, use, 14, k), p. ts nl
Mea'a Baitt at et, H, H, m. W. I.
era Ovaceeats at BUt, as.it, ttw, N.
Beya Batti at Hit, n, at, avi
OhtiArem'a lalla aa Overejata freta 11 2S
aad upwarda.;
A Bhrew bayara will tad It te ttslr advan
tage te eall aad exaaataa thcae goods, aa the
Lewest rncea wiu prarau.
L. GAUSMAN & BRO.,
MerekaatTanera and Maaafaetarera of Men'a,
Bey's and Children's Clothing,
B. W. COB. NOBTH QUBBK OBARSB ST.
. aT'The Cheapest Bxelualve Clothing Ueuaa
UUetity.
M
man katiwebt,
TBS. WB 1IAVB STBBTTHINQ BU1TA
LB FOB BOOB WBATUBB IN MEN'S
WBAB,
ALLOUB
OVERCOATS
Reduced in Price.
A BBDUCI10V, TOO, THAT AMOUNTS
TOBOMBTaiRO.-
OUB WHOLBLlNBOr
MEH'S SUITS GOT IN PRICE
KOH THB BITTBB GBADB3 TO TBB
LOWBU.
TOO'LL rKOFIT BY A VISIT TO OUB
BTOKB. A LOOK AT OUB PBICB8 IS 8UBB
TO MAKE A BUYBB Of YOU.
Myers ft RatMen,
BBLIABLB CLOIUIBalB,
NO. 12 KABT KINQ ST
T.AWnABTVH PA
KAD1NQ OLOTHlKKa
5,000 PAIRS
or
Pantaloons
ten
MIM, TODTHS, BOYS i CHILDREN.
ATASTBAiaur cut or
10 te 25 Per Cent
TO KKDUCB OUB LABUB STOCK.
OK IHBBB QOODS.
MEN'S PANTALOONS at 750, 90c, II CO, 11 50,
l 78, i 00, H 60, u 00, S W, at 00, ai te and BJ 00.
YOUTHS' PANTALOONS at 6J0, 730 up te
I4.M.
BOYA' PANTALOONS at 600 te 13 00.
CUILDBBS'8 KNBB PANTS, fOC, SSC.SSO,
400, COO, 60c, 0 JC, TtC, 85c, II 00, II 15, tl Jt, II 10.
1150,1175.
EantaloeDS te Suit Every
Hani
lie he young or fid, rich or peer, ellm or ateut,
tall or short, all aizea and colors.
PANTALCOXSte sutt and Stall alzaaand
all Ideaa of tne YOUNS MSN AND BUYS.
Prteta are hound te PLBABB them.
KNBB PANTS by the hundreds. Eliejlt9
II All colors, qualities and yxlces.
SSTAll are Invited te call and aee and pur.
ehaae of these great and exceptional BAK
OA1HS. lirsh & Brether,)
j
FENN HALL
ONI-PRIOa
CletbiDg ind FeTDishiDg Hense;
I
OORNBROP
M. QTJbwW BT. e. CMMTRa aQU AiUI.
Seasonable Clothing !
I
SMO0MMTM9.
XQVIKr KAMILT BHOOLD VMS
OAHABD'S MILD CO&BD 8A.
Thar. Sehamaker Mew Preeesa rierae
aMuaeew the best erar placed npesi the kaar-
? ".v apeelalUti nf riJIB TBAjkHst
CheieeuLiWAVAana U'KiHAtxirrlli
wii wq Ketree in tee eitr. aumawii
r. uiu. WIAUT,
awtlrefSL " W" EU mt'
c
heap aaoeKsixa.
eellleg Off Belew Out,
Yea. we are PeUlagOf Belew Ceat te Betaee
ear Stock. Newle the Uaae te hayoaaaet
aa Dried rrutu cheap. We hare aa n
sUek.eur praclpalbraadbetagDBWDBer,
which we euim leads the world.
Ten, Coffee? ted Siin.
TBAS-tmpe Ul, Oolong. Japaa, Teang By.
thaen l auk Akfaatleaia
COrrBBS-Try our Java aaaMoaaaCef.
fcee. Atoe the Best Blet aaa Lcaayra la
tteek.
sue AB3 at OcaL SugaraatCetU
arairx us atkial eaDBB.-ss
W.A.Mst&Ce,
QBO0IR8,
Cor. list KiDf ud Daki Stmli
. T BUR3K.'f .
Crett BedacUei Is ftniieg.
Baring bought out a Candy rectory of all
neOanQiej,we are selling tbem off at
A Few Bnshela Lett I Geed, Sen CUBBT-
NUTS, 5caquaru
UBBB1NQI UIURINOI rine Sugar Cured
Blsce Ilenlng. The finest Bineked Herring
ever Intredced In tnts market. Try them.
rresh Smoked Salmen. Pure Codfish Lane
rat Mackerel, weighing IK as eacn.
Coffees Coffees I The Best Preih Beaated
tn the City for the Menoy.
BURSK'S!
NO. 17 BAST KINQ STRUM"
LANCABTXB, PA.
B1Q DH1VE I
HEIST'S
BIO DR1VK IN
T5BLE SYRUP
FOR ONK WEEK ONLT !
One Quart for 6c
One Gallen for 908.
Blx tiaUens for ILOO.
This tinnqnestlenably the greatest Induce
ment ever oflerert te buy a Geed byrup at a
Lew Figure, it Is very light In color, geed
body and fine flavor. New 1 your chance.
Dried Beef at 9 Cents.
Our Dried Beef at se ) a la making leta of
friends. Never aaw the Uaa for tne money.
SBIBD BBBP AT UXc
HaineequaL This Beef it extra diy.aweet
and tender. Floers rnn from two toelxpemuls
each.
Feielxtrtcttd California Heney.
Net much of this left. It is entirely tee geed
for the irlee we get. Think et It I Three
pounds ter 2Sc I borne one la surely losing
money.
MINOEMEAT.
Our Finest "Heme-Made" reduced from Me
te lee ss a Onr 'Beat" reduced from lee te
80 l a. These ate the finest brandsln the mar
ket, and aw very cheap at the redncad price.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLBSALB AND BBTA1L GBOUBB,
Northeast Ceraer
Wert Klai as4 Prlaee Streets,
LAHOABTBB PA.
SBrTelophene and Free Dellvery.
JieuaaFOBmHHuiQ.
rnUK
PEOPLE'S OABU BIOKB.
Tbe People's Gasb Stere,
Ne. SB Bast King etreet.
SPRING OPENING
or
WB OFFER:
Aetoek efJableUnens In all the
desirable sidles and qualltlee wbleh
la net unBLrpaased, If equalled by
ny house 1$ tne elty.
Turkey.Red Damaaks from lOe te
87 1-aeyer yard. Berne new deslgna
tn tbeyDStter goods -whleh probably
Cot be found elsewhere.
'Nottingham Laes Curtains and
,fturtaln Materials In great variety
at very moderate prices.
Curtain Scrims in Cream and
Celers in new designs. Berne styles
of wbleh oannet bs found In any
ether Heuse In this elty, Prleee the
lowest te be found anywhere,
Gee. F. Ratliven,
NO. 20 EAST KINO STRUT,
LAN0A8TBB.PA.
marii-ivaew
s
ALESMEN WK WISH A FEW
man tn .all enr coedt bv satDDle te the
wholesale ana reuui irnae. lArgut maaa
frs tn our line. Nodesa 2 cent suinp. Wages
at per da v, Permanent position. Ne peatala
' 7 "T - -- .".I- - - "-.
aaaweree. Meney aavaneaw or naviaani.
ttMlmm. ate. OBNTBNBIAX, AiaJI'r'JU
HeuHDiiDg Goods.
a ea,
CUtaamaaLOUe. J
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LABCABTBB,rA.