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TILE IiANCASTEP DAILY INTLUGENCEH, SA1TOIDAY, FEBRUAmr 16. I860.
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i Dally !ntelllffncr.
rjUUIOAMBB. MBBUABY. II, MB.
i Bait! Mre Grsla Deal.
i FatOaaMpbia J?enJ BWttets In
i(M fwr shown te Baltimore
Iff1 aklprtlag pert ,by the rermtylTB
ZMlraai. I tte faet that IYbbetit.
kiiaaten Md MUMUurert an interested
kVettfatn Central Meck, of which it
ttttt tbtr hare tacured large
HMMIINWV1V R p.i.v.vuwv
gmta-aalpptrig pert was exhibited
Mr their Interests were acquired.
rXAavita twr aarleui charm and cer-
riMolreatebe met by the "dire:.
I atd muajrers" of the Pemwlra-
nUread. It attributes te them
il txmdact, which will suffice te
itbemtetbe penitentiary if proved.
vftieharfei a conspiracy te defraud the
MNkhelden whose Interests have been
I la their charge. And the fact that
Pennsylvania railroad stockholders
I halt of the Northern Central stesk,
f net sufflcs te excuse the transfer of
t natural business of the Pennsylvania
"-- " In tha, Knrtimm Ontr&l mart. Thft
j rannijlTinla stockholders are entitled te
I whole of the preQt, and It is as much
, ft tared for their managers te corruptly
?, aspire te take away half of it as te take
tatt whole.
rSThla Northern Central read has at.
lfai been somebody's orange ; and atu r
l Cameren sucking it passed under the
atnily no mere gentle pressure of the
v Pennsylvania managers. That read has
sum it In Its power te make It profitable
t otherwise. When it concluded te make
i ;it profltable.lts stock naturally advanced;
t the assumption is that certain IVnn-
.inylvanla managers, about this time, sa-
AaaevhA lin liritn Kins Ira rt ntnnr trtt 1
,vVr? r" " UVM"' .. ""
lirhlch the Recerd credits them. Their
'jwpatatlen Is net se geed as te repel the
i.:'?hnrh Impeachment that they bave used
Kgrlbtlrefflgial station te fill ttielr pockets.
fnvv Bdujr luimuea uave ueaa uuui, up
LsMgu and speedily among Pennsylvania
, fflclals te make probable that they have
' '-fclways put Satan behind them.
-$ In this Baltimore grain deal a peculiar
rfbtere, that attracts particular suspicion
&'.( ere)ked conspiracy, Is the fact tbat but
Li few of the Baltimore gram merchants
; pare in the ee:ret of the cut in railroad
F'tntfl : sd when the grain poured In and
bl,th public get possession of the facts, the
j-5 ! ui iuuj n)u uecii liimu agnm aim
f IM gates abut down en further purchases
A Fashionable Sexten.
P.- 8L Themas church. Vaw Vnrk. Unnn
;IplC3pal sanctuary where peoplewor-
; snip wne nave amassed much money ;
K,n4 where the music is troed. and all tlm
'omferts and condiments of r elision nie
WPUN m me luiusc measure.
vj vuurcu uas a aexteii wne
?MS four a!CS. And he Is n sex.
modeled after the successful lmI
i men who are rich enough te held
BNgftw te Jt Ue holds that the owners are
tlJt pewa iuey pay ier, ana
.- w uis Dusiness 10 see mac mey get
in ana that intruders are kept out ;
I he performs his dutv vlthuncem-
fftemlslng foree ; and hesitates net te
rlsjB any stranger, who has slipped past him
I nd entered a new uninvited, te cmtun
haaicet out : and does net even wait until
I'tbajr have get up off their knees, in the
fclMni that it is thn "Fnlflrnnal funhlnn tn
pyaiter npen as seen as they enter their
t-J'KWB. The ether dav hn tlmit fnvltni nu
Mrs.M9ere, of Detroit ; and consequent
ly get a newspaper Interviewer upon
p,BUB, ie wnem he expressed his
SHVieWS Of his dutv Willi n fmnbncca
ywMcn be probably regrets ; eince
w u eeing aeused for It.nnd the pastor
se" Ud the rich men of hit dmn-ii tim ti.-.t
plthey cannot afford te sustain him in it.
Bwlt Is very nice te have their pews re-
,awvea rcr mem, and very dhtrcsaln!? te
K" svrangen in mem. Uut unhappily
It, It is just such annoyance as !ha ChrUti.in
rp!rit does net find an annejnnce.nnd
Wtliat lift Vim QHMtTIAa in I rt n t..l.lln
tviinntniii,llW nl,..i..i -it
"fcKj ir--v.; ui-auunicuKC. Jig U1U31
walcome ;the Btranger te the house of
C UCtt.
Wfc But the question is net se easy as it
!"" 'Wftine BiraDger generally docs
pBtgo;tea fashionable church te wor wer
ga!p, but te see and te hear the music or
gtnwviucui.e. x am is uise wuat tne nver-
kill Dew Owner pn fnr. n,l if i. n ...... i
oncluslen that as he has paid his money,
mm m ceuuea leime Urst chance at his
H? All these fashionab'e churches will let
Jig Hranger in after the service has pre
WeaCa SO far as tn Khniv Ihf It.e ,.i.
thse emntv will tint hn flllel ti,. ..i
K'laSjter. however, can trpnarallv tell n
lidvanceef this time, what seats will' be
fc&twp.j. li me weather is bad he has nn
EtPV task at guesain?, as his church's
KMtrjnS are larpelv fnlr lrcniiiiLi. i,i.i
Et'JThe St. Themas etxtnn i i,nt v,
fenld often tell who was comleg nnd
EVWfcewas net. Still he kept strangers
Waiting, at least until tlm Hri-i.n iu....
Paad such rcquiremt nt is very nunejing!
rTr l eanu unchrUtian.
fM Evidently a eexten needs te be a man
sutxtiur wcn3 meet me situation at
fashionable church. He needs teliave
wwurmnesset the St. Themas bull, In
jjsjarvlng the paws that will bs required
fey the cengreiatian. nnd iim u-'.,i,..n
""Pent and the politeness of Chester-
J-Ljeceiiciilng this need v,Uh the
mas or the thrlstlnu charity which
I the straucer in. It in n nine tr .,
Mm.
iT
sy
Tne Pin'.
M Blaine atd AVanamnVrcr inr.nn,M.n
v.. .in .... .L. . v "'' '" -""i
nu-uiuiaw3 apparent of Harrison's
Minet ; and It is nnuviia n.,i .m...
ft W01!1 tW0 Inen' B6t "' a3 the PIn3
SJ7Z .uMuiwuwn, are set by his vell.
KT' - Boienous that he dislikes
4lae,and has taken him simply be.
eiujum,jv taxer man te leave
Inside he thinks he may be Uia
reus than outside. Tn iiiUr,rii.,
fsryene does net agree with Mr. llarrl-
i, ww me majority expect an early
sek'ng together of th imuiq nr nci
satandprem'er, te thn greater chuupa
t IM hollewor he'H r.t Tr ...I....
JWnim iker will net bs dangerous hut
mf., iiieMue. lie will net be a
tvmuer or me cabinet. He. haa
MInU0lerthennllt1i.l i...i..
MOrn It. It Will Leed u irnml .loel
Of infAl amnne II... .
itc of the cabinet tA i,n,v,
l of tJejanca te the fabric
Mrtat deal of truth and virtus ie'
r'r moral tone. Fer netwlth.
UlaUie'a emirmrina nn.l U7.ir.n
Sn1y rchoel, peep' will
persist In believing tbat they de net love
te tell the truth ; and that they will de a
great deal for mosey that the
geed book Is supposed te frown
upon. Mr. Ulalne has been caught
telling fibs; and Mr. Wanamaker's
wonderful advertisements attest the
capacity of his imagination. Jehn buys
a picture for 1100,000 or spends $100,000'
for a prospective cabinet efllce, after
weighing the advantige of the advertise
ment or the social elevation; and perhaps
believes that he is only gratifying his
taste for art or his patriotic instinct.
Seme people have such a wonderful
faculty at self deception, that it will net
de te charge a man who tickles and 'is
tickled with deliberately tickling te be
tickled. It may ba merely the pious de
lusion of a truly Christian Sunday school
superintendent. lint at any rate, we see
tee particularly sharp ticklers as the two
11 ret pins In Harrison' cabinet; and we
are given pause te admire them, while
the ether six are marshalled around them
te ma'ie it a respectable whole ; if possible.
It appears that the c illcltl reports of tbe
Imports and experts et this country with
Canada de net mall agree wita the Cn
dtan cOletat azures en the tame matter. A
Canadian piper accounts for part of tbe
dlfferecaa by atatlng that an old statute of
the Uelted HlaUi, patted when there
were no railway, rellevt the railroad
leading te Canada from the neoeaalty of
reporting experts. But In acms ca;a the
American expert figure exceed the Cans
dlsn, and tho'explanatlen (alia. Perhaps
the dltterence la the value et merchandlae
smuggled into Canada.
We exported le January 11,090,230 of
oil, n million ltaa than In January
1333 ; 27,700.381 et cotton, 1260.320 Ien
than in January 1S3 ; 110.833,221, et bread.
atnUa, 2,4S9 020 mere than la; January 1888.
In breadatullti the gain wa In oerc: the ex
PDtla ter the month being mere than three
and a-fcalt million In txcea of the oern ex.
perta et the same month laat year. Nearly
halt et It waa shipped from tbe pert of
Baltlmeie. Fer thessven months ending
January 31, the expert et urtaditnfla are
about nine millions less than for the same
porled one year aga
Walteii U. Wkki, of tbe United States
geological aurvey, dlsoeTered in the Yel Yel Yel
lowMeno parte, last summer, a hollow filled
with a detdly nataril gas from the nu mor
ons hlKhly charged boiling Bprluga et the
Tletnlty. The careaaa of an enormeua
grizzly hear and tbe bone and bodies et
ether nnlanala,k!l!ed by the gar, ware found
In the ralley, though frequent meunUlu
treihela uauit haTO cleared away elder re
mains of the kind, a he gas did net, at the
tlme of the visit, rlae high enough te en
danger human lUe.but the place was named
JJeatn Gulea and declared without equal a
a natural bear trap.
Hindi; King Ludwigi tiie mad, of Davarle,
drowned hlmielt In Lake Htanlay, oleven
i)e r Benn have committed aulelde in tbe
same wsy. Tbe luualla, who tries te Imltate
tbe death et tbe lata crown prlnoe of
Austria will probably be aaved through a
confusion ct plmir, but the aulclde of
troubleaemo and vicious people mnat new
be regarded aa one of the beneficent In
fluences of royalty.
Tin: proceeding of the laat convention
et the American liumane Ainoelatlon for
the Prevention ei Crnelty te Children and
AnltnalMbave been publlabed In pamphlet
form, and give plenty of evidence of the
geed work acceinpllihed and the great
work tbat note te be done tn restraining
man's Inhumanity te man and beaat. The
convention le held annually, and at this
meeting in Terente, Canada, laat Ootebor,
delciat6a were prc6nt from all parts of the
Middle and Eattctn state and Canada.
The aecletlei forming this araoclatlen are
50 In number, scattered alt ever Ihli
CDuntty and Canada they excrcite a con cen
ataatly growing iLlluence upon public
eentlmcnt cud are cenatantly drawing atten
tion te (.11 terta et tbcugbtleis end carelca
cruelty. We nole that.a large number et
the accletle are devoted Cfjtclally te the
prevention of cruelly te children nnd, not net
withBtundlng tbe ml oemmoutary uikiu
humanity provoked by tbe atauuiptlen that
even children abeuld need protectlec,thoro
is evidently geed ground for it. One con cen con
aelatlnu is that this meal revolting form of
cruelty Is found cbleily In the foreign alums
of gteat oltles.
In the February nuaibJref tlia "Mags
x'ne of American HUterj" tbere In a repre
duotlen et the He Vrlea portrait et Waablng Waablng
ten which was recently discovered In
Helland. Ti'.t portrait wa presented by
Waihlngteu hlmiclJ te Claa Taan, a Dutch
raerchint who i-jmpalblzed with the Amer.
Icana In their struggle for liberty, and lent
portion ei his commercial fleet, cenalitlng
ofelxhtefn Ixrge veiiela, with proyUIenr,
Thla lleet rnu the. EnglUh blockade and
landed lis cjrgec'a at BalUmoie. Claaa
Taen m great grandfether of Mr.
Peter de Vrlen, a leading citizen of
Arnbem en tie ltblnr, who entertained
apjrlionef tbe Helland aeclety et Kew
Yerk when it viMled Helland laataummer.
He had never allowed any reproduction tf
tbe portrait, Lutaa ILe event In revolu
tionary hUtery ceijntcteit with It was qulte
new te the Aujtrlren he permitted a
photograph te be taken, tent two ceple te
AiHerlca and then destroyed the negative.
The artists name. O. Polk. 1703. in m e
corner et the canvas. The only trace e
uu ui.iuin.Bi ineiueni or the relief of lialtl.
mera is the fact that the city waa in treat
need at that tlrue of auch things aa ceald
ealy be procured from Europe, and Mr.
ClaaiTuan was a large property bolder in
ernear Uiltlmore.
Tbe portrait the s a leuger face than we
are accusterted te lmaslue for the father of
our country.
In the same maRf t ne there Is an engrav.
leg of the celebrated painting by Hunltng.
den of Lidy Wanblngtcu'ii reception day.
Martha Washington alauda upon a platform
with atatmrque dignity, and .a half dozen
ladle in waiting are grouped in an alcove
tn tbe rear, while the giant form of Geerge
V. is fecn at the ether aide of the room
and a crowd of handsomely drce4 ladles
and peatlemcn keep at a lespoetlul dis
tance from the BteRe. Meat of the famcua
men of the day ero there, but tbe whole
scene suggtsta an imperial court ratber
than a reception under a denioeraor.
Mb. Leckaiu, bjUu a very notable
Will, Indeed, leaving an catate of acme
WOO.OOO He give hi widow f3 000 a er
during her life, and hi alz children the
remaining income for their Uvea, provided
that the annual Income of each shall net
exceed J2 400, Hi grandchildren
aurvlvleg tbelr parent get u
the parents' lnoeme divided amone amene
them until they reaeh the age el 21. when
?.l V,Vni 'drUt " tuy re b8 'e work,
with 11,000 j and tbe borough of Colum
bia, a peer get the benefit of the Income
Kvldently Mr. Loekard was of these
who believe that riches are bad for
the yenng, and deubtleaa tbe opinion
la aennd aa te many yeungmen. uut
rj,ma.ay 0lher8 U ' net her are
people who ceme te stay where they are or
te fall back, Just a tbera are ihee born te
rise; and some of Mr. Lcckard' urand.
?!",1JreK. 71" qulle P0"-- ' upon
C jlumbla for support In thslr old age.
Sc(en-e has an Ulna-rated article en tbe
hprague elee rie reada at Reading and
Wlliiilnicf n. It 1 claimed tbat both reada
are iueceafnl, and an additional number
of car tave been ordered for the WllmiBK.
ten line. The read in Beading haa been
uSt'!tille, 'et '."I months. The denble
line of poles at abort distances taan nn!
pleMent feature of this jTttBs.
It te about tleae that our elty fattsers
called a halt ta this baslaetM et tanectt
buUdlag by the street railways. ItwetsM
be better for the reads, their patrcca aact
the drlvtag pablle, if turaeats were if eeesl
la fatursv se that the reads weald have te
be bnllt In a eoeeplste circuit, aad the ears
weatd fellow one another around It with
out danger of vexation delay ee sidings.
The uaeks are bad enough, but tbe turn
outs are an outrage npea wheels aad a
terror te tbe people who have te drive
aero thtrn.
PERSONAI
Mavek Grant says tbat all Mew Yerk
wire mnat go under ground.
Katm Cr.AiTOW has had a atroke of
paralysis. Hbe does net expect te be able
ie go back te the stage.
Bkv. J. N. Fer.witLt, of thla city, haa
bea assisting Kv. Bllaa at Malvern,
Cbester county, In tbe revival that has Just
elcsad there. Twenty convert were
added te tbe roll of church membership.
Da J. B. Tayler dropped dead ta East
Cambridge, Masa, en Friday. Ha was
attending a ease, and, being atrlckc a down,
fell acreaa tbe patient, Dealh followed
Immediately.
Hes, fiinifsr T. FAinumr.D, father el
Secretary of tbe Treasury Fulrehlld, died
at bis home In Cazsnevla. N. Y.. en Frl.
day. He was Btrlcken wltn apoplexy
Thursday evening while In tbe bathieam.
Hi age wa 80,
Cor,. H. Km noun las, of ITageratewn,
Md.. left for Themasviile, Ucerglt, en
Friday where he expects te remain for
some time for tbe benefit of his health. He
became 111 during tbe presidential cam
palgn and hi physician some weeks age
thought he would net recover. Mr.
Douglas Is welt known here. He I a
graduate of Franklin and Marshall college.
Helland N, MeTtikrb, senior blabep
of the Motbediat Erilsoepel ebureh Menth,
died In Kaahvllle, Teun., en Friday. He
was horn In 1824, He waa elected blahep
In I860, It wa owing te lllihep MeTylere
that Commedore Vanderblitmade tbe gift
of 11,000,000 and William H. Vaniterbllt
K00 000 and Cornellu Vandarbllt 130,000
te Vanderbllt University, of whleu the
blahep wa made president for life.
Hxtl-lwe lAwyais In tha l.ftulnure.
Frem tbe Laneister Irxiulrer.
The 204 autobiographical aketabeanf the
inember of tha Legislature prepared for
HmuU'a Hand Boek the efll'lal legislative
manual, edited by ex Cblet Clerk Cochran
of tbe Senate have all been handed In.
Theae official record show that tbere are
02 lawyers, 28 farmer sod 30 merchants tn
the make-up of the prenent lifgl'Iature.
An analysis of tbn occupation or all of tbe
member of each Ilouae sbewa Interesting
result. In the Henatn tbern are : Lawyer,
22; farraet, C; merchtntt, 5; physician, 1;
banker. 2; gentlemen et lelaurt', 2; liquor
sellers, 2; undertaker, 1 ; dentist, 2; iron
foumler, 1 ; manufacturer, 1 ; contractor, 1;
barneiamaker, 1; editor, 1; tnauracce presi
dent, 1 total, 40.
Tte lawyers bave the ben of It In the
Heuse, an well lis in the (Senate. The
occupation of the memher et the lower
body are ai fellow : Liwyer, 40 ; mer
chant, 31; fanner, 23; physicians, 14;
Journalist, 8; rent estate agents, 0;
Insurance agent, 0; aalcarncn, 6; printer,
6; liquor sillers, 5; tobaeronlst, 6; achoel
teaehvra, 4 ; maebluists, 4 ; oentraotore, 4 ;
dentists, 3; Justice et the peace, 3; ralnerr,
3; earnmercial traveler, 3; hetel-keepera,
3; oil operator, 2; auctioneer, paluter,
plasterer, aleambeat Huperlntendent, claim
agent, paper maker, iihetrgrapber, thlp
esrpenter, passenger agent, atwuu fitter,
railway superintendent, plpe line con
ductor, surveyor, clergymau, heater In
rolling mill, undertaker, wool manu
factuier, glas worker, advertising agent,
baker, banker, oarrlage trimmer, ticket
asent and cenveyancer, une each : total,
201. '
"If humor, wit i ant honesty could save"
from tha tils flush Is bclr te, what a voed price
tbuy'd bring in ths market. wnll, twuniy
nve cents will luy npuniioua-PiUviiUen ul .
A merchant down town tulls mere of Dr.
null's LeugU Syrup linn an eihrr medlclnna
togs the r. itsurely must he thn best temefly
(or a ceiig b, cold ana otuer similar otfecttons
rrlce U5 cunts.
K
OKOHOAP.
Koke Seap.
IT WILL STOAT.
IT WILL FLOAT.
l'UUK, UVirOUMand DUKAlILt: Inquat
lty, cocnemlcal In me, a vecoluule oil Benn
ler the LaUNliUY, TOM.ICI' and 11ATH.
Adapted te tteutrul huuscheia ute, or In
MILL, SUNK or BdOl'. It your Riocerdees
net keep il, tuna us Scents ter postage, und
wewlllmallacaku FUBK, Addresi,
H. & Q. A. ROliVflB,
BOT27 lyTii,lli,S OINCINN ATl.O-
M'
eI.ANKAS LIVEK FILLS.
llttt OENUINK IIU.C.
McLANE'S
OELKUrtATSU
LIVER PILLS.
READTHIS !
JTUOM DAKOTA.
Fleming llret t
Dk.I, Hi.. Wen n ,n .1 d ...
,,,7.7.7, ; ""T . M '""" ui i suirartu irem
thwutricts of Indlgostlen and slekhtndicm.
and en trylriK your Ir. C. MeLana's Celthr:
J.lrve.,', "'" i,euua inlekand patlstactery
roller. Avery Iwamu, aees the work and!
souldJielbjulthoat them.
.,. , . . UKO, ILUAKl'IS.
ateur Kalli, Duketa.
NETBU KNfJwil TO TAIL
J.1"? ,0.i besCachs. hlllousuef s. liver com
r.?i.n,V,.u.al'i0ltl0n'.'3:1'"I,0l"1- beanbarn. ma
iSJi?A P'nWa en the luce ana hcav.lmpme
ISR J'J0",V.w:.rl"",'S. fa. . hn market bfilnR
il''lef InilUillcinaotthiinttuiellemne, spoiled
A.'?as ."?, ..,or the alKiiature of fUnilnir
Jltcs. and O. McLuue. l-fiuburg, fa ."nib
WMpper. All othriare werthufes when com
pared with the Kenntne SteLuuu.
uev W-U oearu,'l b,3A w
OW1KT SPKOIFIO CO.
S. S.
Q
Our tittle slil when but threo wrebs nM
broke out with eczema. We tru ihapr"'rlp.
lien front e vei al geed Oncuirs, but without
any apiclal beneau We tried 3. b. e . una bv
tUi.ttmeomibettiowanu.hBr heaa iVeSrau
t i heal, ana by tbe time eh had tak"u a ix but
r Kil'i.H.y t" c""l'etly cures. ew abe has
S m'.'J a,n? h v V Mia e l hair-a rehust. healthy
enl a, I U$1 It hut my duly tauiakn thU sutif
went. 11. T. bUellltlSuh Tllli" He!
BTBena fir Uoeki en Itloed ana Skin uii
evesaua ACvloe toeuUtrorsTuiaUoa liee.
TiiicawirTsritcirioce,
. Ul Drawer S, Atlanta, Ua.
OOitVLKXlOX VO WD UK.
qomPlkxie'n PewdkiT
LADIES
WHO V ALU K A BCriN4-U C0ill"LKXlON
MUST UUK v"-ur,i0
POZZONI'S
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
.i,1iV,mir4rt3 a TUHnt trausparpney te
o1pfaut.nful.mitce?,.Vo.meUwS
rOtt BALK T
All Drugglata ana Faney Qoedi
Dealexa alvorywliere.
WAKAUAKMKU
raAAMcraru, Baturay. rets. M, ltu.
The flood of this kueq'i
French Printed Challis it rolling
in, white-capped and aglow
with phosphorescent color-play.
Hew the Priscillas of the past
would joy te see them. Fine,
light weight, clinging Challis!
Pretty as you've seen them,
they were never se handsome
before.
Persian designs
leaves, buds, flowers
polka dots
plain stripes
scrabbles and scrawls
angles and tangles
Mere than two hundred dis
tinct styles, including small fig
ures, large figures, and mourn meurn
ing designs.
Better printing was never
done, net even with Sateens.
Exquisite.
50 and 60 cents.
Seuth weat of centre.
Shimmery, shiny, springy,
Printed Mehairs quite as lovely.
White grounds with cheery fig
ures in
brown gray
burr uvendar
pink black
Half a dollar a yard. ..
Southwest of ccalre.
$2.50 and $3 will buy as
geed a knock-about Kilt Suit
for the boy as you'll commonly
get for $5 and $6. Fine all
wool cassimeres ; right for early
Spring wear. Fit limps a little,
that's all.
Second fleer, Chestnut street front. Take ele
vators. Sashes grew in favor. They
chime in prettily with the new
Accordion Skirts. Dozens of
novelties have flapped and flut
tered into sight. 8 inch Meire,
85c; 10 inch Gres-grain, satin
edge, Sie; 10 inch Meire,
satin edge, $1.40, and se en.
Kast Transept.
Nothing brightens up an old
hat or pretties a new one like
Flowers. Never mind Nature.
Yeu can lean en Art and get
leaf or bud or blossom as fresh
and perfect as ever came dew
kissed from the shelter of a
hedgerow. 10c te $4.
Bontl-eistet centre.
The trouble with lower grade
Marseilles Bed Spreads has
been loose threads at the back.
Face all right, but you didn't
like the fiddle-string arrange
ment en the ether side.
Needn't. Here are $3, $2.50,
and $3.50 Marseilles Bed
Spreads, full size, handsome
patterns, and with backs firm
and well finished.
Near Weaien'a Watting Keem.
Elephant Huck Towels.
Sturdiest of all the Hucks.
Deuble warp and double filling;
substance, weight softness.
Spongy, pimply hummocks all
ever it take up the water.
Here's one of Old Bleach
Linen, 26x52 inches, including
knotted fringe, 85c. Yarn of
uie nnesi uax. iet a scrap el
tow. Such a Tewel ought te
stand a dozen years of use.
Will if you keep washing soda
and ether laundry short-cuts
away irem it.
Grades and grades of Huck
Towels. Quality and size set
tle prices :
I'lalnfilnKe, 18x!Mnthes, 11c
I'll til frlnye, Wx42 Inches, 'tee
Knett d mime, 2fx inchru, Ke
Kneltua lUIige,-.-.))tiU inches, -re
Handkerchiefs tell the Linen
story just as well as Towels.
nan a aeiiar stands ler a dol
lar in many of them :
Ilea' I'lahi Whtte. 21 Ineb. hemmed,
liipe border, i:ua a deaeu. uhey've
Meu'a liemstltchad, 1 and a Inch betas.
AKOoasecent Hanakprcblcfi. Hev,
te irem il v), ana si ss irem is f e.
Women's flata White, bemslltentd, II
Wemen's' Convent-made, herrstltahea,
1 tneu hem. I2(0aacrm. '1 he match
' " "O muuw Ul.
Wemen1 lnttt.lei llrmauerchlefs, loe.
And still the wonder grew,
A dainty Linen Table Scarf for
a trifle.
White, fenrs'des fringed, IJxXl laches
utiuotel-uoiuchmanJo ,u-a'
1 towe1 eunUe, ,our lae fr'ngea, II
Southwest of cenlre.
Find the ice ; the Skates are
here for next te nothing.
llxsiuient, north of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
CARPXTH.
e
a.KlKTS.
McCallum & Slean
1013 and 10U Chestnut St.
PlilL.ADKL.PniA
Manufacturers ana Dca'ers tn
CARPETS
Axminster, Wilten
Moquette, Brussels
TepBBtry, Ingrain
In new Designs and ColeilDgs
A Special Line of
ran yard.
JVIlteui t st 7.-, 12.00 18,26
Jleijuelte at 1.23
Itrusselmtt l.uu l.ie 1.25
Tapeilrr at .lie ,0 .76
lugralnat .00 .3 76
ART SQUARES
OIL OLOTBS
.beedmwLINOL1UMS
I
MMW ABVmBTMBMBim.
jyiAUOSD BMJJm FOUJIDJIT,
vnm Kentm amcu aumt.
tatlrialetjraM.riirTaiisitiwraasl
iit "aillari asals al tka alaacMM raeaasa
BMMttM ekwiMH pewftsa vitsai. AUEu
mHfMOmn vO
BLATJIsVKBB 1BBT.
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W. D. asarean, Bap'L ft4r
-pKleKMUstK I
NM.6and8NerthQiMMi8ts
XIWDII1SNIII
FftftNOH AND AMIRIOAN
SATIN ES.
DRESS (3I5GHAMS
AND
Wash Dress Goods.
Jehn S. Givler
08 North Qums Bt-r-Mt,
uAMOA1TBB,rA.
A STRIOH BKOB.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
13 East Kine Strut.
Lancaster, Pa.
All goods net sold during
me Clearing bale will be ettered
during the continuance of our
Removal Sale at reduced
prices, besides we will cbntinu
allyefier Newer and Greater
Bargains, as all Uoeds must be
seia previous te our removal.
The follewinc reeds will con.
tinuete sell at Clearing Sale
Prices, as advertised in our
price list.
Worsteds and Yarns.
One let of Zephyrs at 3c a
lap.
One let of best Saxony at
tvK a iiitiiK, regular pnee 25c
AH Fancy Goods and Jewelry.
All Buttens at reduced prices
as per list, except one let en
our counters at 5c a dozen,
which have been formerly 15 te
25c.
Gloves.
Lisle and Silk Gloves, Kid
Gloves and Mitts.
Hosiery and Merine Under
wear. Refer te our advertise
ment ei the nth:
Our stock of Children's Un-
derwear, white and scarlet.
One let of Children Merine,
15c
One let 25c.
One let 49c.
Lace Goods. StamDed Lin.
ens, Silk Mufflers and Hand
kerchiefs, Dress Trimmings,
Plushes, Velvets, Silks and
Satins, Ribbons, Dress Skirt
Laces, Fringes, Muslin Under
wear, Children's Dresses, and
Cloaks.
Everything way down in
price. "
One let of Plush Ornaments
at 4c, formerly 10 and 12c.
WILL REMOVE.
-TO OUR-
NEW BUILDING,
On or About April 1st,
Nes. 115 and 117
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ASTRICH BROS.
M
TEKN KATUKOS.
THERE IS HARDLY A LIMIT
TO UUU ASSUUTIaBMTOr
PERFECT FITTING
CLOTHING.
YOU'LL UND JUST AS
Sweeping Reductions
11IBK AH AHY WUKKE, A .SI) II08K
RELIABLE CLOTHING.
Ne dlti&Usfaoiiea or.cemplslulng after a
few months' wear. Me disappointment In
price. Toe will net be likely te ran acreaa
anyone who bat bought mere for less mousy
than,) ou nave bought of us. Wa won't bava
tba name of bOng- nlb prlctil, but wabaax Ua
reputation el being thoroughly reliable).
Myers & Rathfon,
KELLVBLB CLOiUlKKa,
NO, IS BAST KNQ 8Tn
MLMCTIOM.
jguKme or raoebDXatawniM.
Tlaa ejTMligsja a'aatara 1 Uw ew et Laaaaa.
tsffaWabf eM a-au aa attetlea whim
TOK8D T, f asKUaBY la. ltaa. bMwaan tbes
tsesira of TaPateak la Ms meratu vjiStTsUS
."iTr " wrra MaskMDI-
A'atlkartaay In Mersmitar .em ana ttaa
McttOM oSeara la Uaa aarara) want asw bataw
T5JdJteBBaliatha rareiiary etBclalra-
vwv mwwwww i9iBnrnsB9B0isrTi
DANIEL M. MeCORMI
MICK,
1114
Fraaietant.
pKOOLaVMATIOM.
OI1T MLaKmON.
Tat qasJIflaa vetm et tha Ctiy of Laaetater
ara Isartbr aetiaaa Utat aa laetlea win ba
ka'atataaMTaraiwaraaat tne ntual pteeea
of taeMlaa-atata aa4 Ceaaty KMcttess, ea
TUEiuaT.raaauiar la is u
twtwaa ttsa Tseart of T a. at. aad 7 p. as . for
Twalya aobeot Ulraeier. anl tba aaaitnad
yeiawef Usa aarart warts sb. 11 at tAaaame
alaea alaet etbar cmeara ai fellows t
rlBiTWAaD.-roBr-aambrref Cmaanea
CeaaetJ, eaa oeaatabla, ena Jula,twa In In
ptOT,aaCee aaaetaer.
avuau wu. Tnr Taa-BrxrseT uein
Ceaacll. aa OeaiUMa. nna JiSia. tA
trupawtata aa eaa Af seaser.l
iw nausu. araa memeeis ei vtmf
aasa CeaaaU. eaa Aiaanaaa. ena (Jesstabla,
OMJaaM-twolBspaetersaaaosaAas-aor.
reUUaf WABO.-xhrca aaembeia el Vom Vem
anon couaetLeaa Oenttabla, ena JaOffa.twe
Uapaetjaaa eaa Assessor.
rlTVH WAD ejnescembarofBeleetCeua.
all, two matabm of oeratnon ceiaeU. ena
OOBSUbla. ena Juclg, two Inspectors ana ena
BiXTH WABTJaY YirfiailanttMAf nmiMM
Ceanctt. aae ceaitabla, ena Judge, two In In
aaaetera aaaena aasaiser.
aBTBB-ra WARU-uee tnembar el Selent
Oeaaau, tbraa marabara of ejommen renncll.
ena Ala anaaa. ena uenaubia, one J nOga, two
iMpeetera and ena Ast assert
BlUUTH WABis-ibree msmbera of Cem.
ea Oeaaeil, one Oensubla, ena Juflge, two
inspectors ana one Assessor.
NlNTH WalU-Oim anihir nf lUlfnt
Oenuclt, three meaibera of common Council,
ena Constable, one Ju0ge,twolnspectera and
one Aaaeaaer.
The election olBeers of tbe aererml warta
are ben by raqnttca te make tbe neetauy re
tana of the election, ana te notify tha person
cleeM. within twenty.feur hours atfr auch
eleotleafaall hare been clutea, ana the num.
her of Tetce for each candidate or perien
yotedfer aacerutned.
tliren under my hand this twtnty-elghth
day of January, a. I). 18:9
'an,reb5,9,18d Mayer.
UKUUMJilJCtl.
E
VKKJT KAHlliT SHOULD USE
OAfMABD'B MILD CUBED HAM.
The r. Bchumaker New Precess Fleur pro
nounced tbe beat ever placed npen tha mar-
We make apectalUts of FINE TBAR.ana
Oholee old Java ana mocha uerfBKs.
The best 20e coffee In the city. All we ask 1
a trial order. uku.wiant.
. , . Ha lit Weat King atrcct.
BaT-Ooeda dolt Tared.
M
USX BE BOLD.
W UaveToe MaDjCaened Goods.
And te move some of them mera rapidly,
offer you
r JELL'S COBN
At a Sptnl Price- Four Cans for sua. 1 his
U net aotvked corn, butfraab racked out el the
field, aud every can guaranteed.
rXI.L'9 TOHATOS9,
Quart cans -three cans for 7Sc, this Is Inwrr
than thav ought te be sold, but we are bound
te turn them.
BURSK'S!
NO. 17 EAST-KING BTREET,
LANOASTElt, PA.
BAROA1N8 FOK THE NKXT SIX
DAYS I
REIST'S
Big Bargains
Fer the Next She Djs!
JELLY! JELLY! JELLY!
THINK OT IT I
DID YOU KVKttBKAli T1IKL1KBT
SO-Fennd Backets of Jelly for $1.
This Is unquestionably the Oreatest Bargain
ererenered. lbs Jelly Is the ttnest wa ever
saw. Mew la your time, our aim is te Intro
duce It. Yeu will net always git It at this
figure. Bear in mind that this U a BlX-OAY
BaLf. WetaTOCuniiet, Htrawberry, ltsp
beiry. Peach, Plneapplr, Qaloce, Apple and
Blackberry.
'OURBJX-DAY BALHS
are rnastng na many enemies. We don't care.
We wish te retain friendly ra'atlens with all
our Brether Urecerymen ; bnt If they ' get
down" en us ler such a trifling matter, we
can't help It Our Bargtln Bales will still go
en, no matter what we make or what we lese
We want te save the purchaser a penny
wherever we can. la this acting mean i
reu BINT Twe Three story Dwelling
Bouses, with a'l the conveniences, at 111) a
month. One Two-etery Dwelling llenseatas
a month. One Large boom en second Fleer
or enr Btere Building, suitable for almost any
purpose. Heated by Bteam.
rOB BALB-saven Dwelling Houses, located
In desirable part et the city, with and with
ent conveniences. Onr terms will be easy.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AMD HETA1L UBOCEB,
Nertaeait Center
Weat Klag ad Frlaea Streets,
LAMCABTKB PA.
akW-Telephene ana Free Delivery.
FURH, &V.
NOVEL WAY
-or
Making Meney!
Me doubt yen have often heard people say,
" If we could rellect Interest en whit money
Wa must spend. Instead of whut we can save,
we would seen be In very comfortable clr clr
cumataneta." Onrp'.an Is exactly that very thing
Te P.j Yea Interest 01 What Tea fpend
Upen any purchase made within ena week
Irem our Urge Una of
HATB, CAPS, rUIH. TRUNKS, TRAVKLtNU
BAU9, K0HH8, KUUBKU GOODS,
GLOVES, BIO.
We wilt give you back In cash, npen men
tten of this advertisement, 6 Pei Cent. Interest
en your Investment.
ttopisgyea wiuiaverus witn a call, were.
Very Bcspeetfully Yearj,
W. D. Stauffer & Ce,,
81 As S3 North Qaeen Street,
LASOABXBB.PA.
QALB8M EN WK Wlhlf A FEW MEN
C te sell our goods by samp'e te ihe whole.
sale and retail trade, larpeil inanuUcturer
tn our ilne. Bnelcaa Scxnt stamp vv meats
per day, Permauent position he pestals an
swertd. Meney advane d ler wavus. advei.
tlslnr, ete, (jKnTBNAIaL JlANU'F'Q ce.,
Clnclanait, Ohie. jauS-3uux;d
PROPOSALS.
l here will be received at the efllce nf the
City Treisurer, plins, specttlcatlnns and eitl
matea for a new Cential aeurket Mensa en
grounds belonging ta iheLityet Lancaater,
en which are new eracted two Market lleutej.
Bach plan and atiecldcatiea must ba sccom sccem
paalad with an estlieati ibowleg tbenreb&bla
eest and expense of thebulldlug. Ihe plans,
areciacatloea and etllinatee will besubmlttea
te council, and the one adopted will be paid
for.
Tha above p'ans will be received np te 7
eWoakp...M.r.b.iBJeoMr1.rTofiE
J,LBATEfox,eierk. KliltWt
roMiAtmeB mumt.
' ' '''''''Ja-'-W-ifij-tM.-iri.i-L i jim i n -
FOR BH.NT-FB01C APRII, L m
. usa ater roeat e. tntteniTaSS
ttraat. Apply te J.irTsvratV;
If OHRKHT-TWOHTOKB ROOMS AMD
atTfSntta'eat'erBlBarirat. Aleeaaa
RfW aem ea Vine str at, auiiab'afaraay
waaaa atare. aaau queen street. nt-tra
BSJ5l."J-r0At APKI1. L, THE
iKaiKBLflJ?"T,",w,t Uwelllaaj Raaee
iinafffFJSL, r,.?1.uB htW the rear
JantMwaihaB ' """
PUBLIO BALK ON TOJS8DAT, FEB
BUABY W. at 10 o'cleok a. Tst'at Me H
out Lim atnet, the late ttwideaM of Mr?.
aus aa. weirane, eeceasM, large rrwaea
plate mirror, a feet il Inrbea by 8 Inehee wSe.
sail retain; ateye. ranae, mubletep laMae!
chatra and ether tabiej, Kraaseta ana Ingrmta
carpet, WMbstanda, nnesflrg nnd ether
5??iver2,i,,M aed "neralTanety
or.Jl25ene,a hitehen furniture,
f 9 itA a.18,1 aw b. r. BOrr rr, Auctioneer.
FOR KKNT ON APBIti FIK8T THC
.v. Mr9ra, W J Bast King street, ana
Jr.?,??.0 feo?a en the second nenr ever aaane.
with tha eellar room, will be ler rent ea aprll
kJ?2l? 'rem wlU ba remedelled and en
larged, for term apply te
WAI.1 da, U. TB AKKLTN.
Altqniay-at-Ltw, 12) BaatBtng Street.
JantS.M.ffl,MtebJ..l,aeian 9,16.83,8)
JIO
R itKNT.
ALAUQB
Three-Story Brick EwelliBg.
With baseuent attached, situated en the
wnetef Baat erant and rherry streeu, wit
a 40 hone power boiler and an elevator.
Peraena wishing te view the aauie wlllpleaae
all en 1,. cnapp.
aecatfds Me. US But King street.
PUBLIC BALE OP RKATj ESTATE
. JWSVKIV10 en "ATUBDAY BVBM1BO,
MABCU , 18:9, at 7:89 o'clock, at the publle
house of Herace Myers, in thj borough of
Btraaburg, tn pursuanoe et an order of the Or
phans' court of Lancaster county, tha follow
ing described let of geeund, te wit t
All thU certain piece or parcel of around,
situated en the west tide of feuth Jaoksen
street, in tee borough et etrasburg, Lancaster
county, Pa., containing it) square perches,
mere or leas, acllelnlmr land belonging te tha
heirs or Barbara Heffman deceesAO, and alto
property belonging te estate of Kltaa a. liar
nlih, deeeascd. thla let extends along Couth
Jacksen street 127W fcer, morner lets.
Terms will be made known at time of sale
by the undersigned.
.. ... . OKOBQBn.MAYNABD.
Administrator of tbe Jtstats of Jrbn Maynard,
deceased. feblS-tldWA'tw
FOR BALK A VERY SUPERIOR
. OBAZINQ AND 8TOOK FABM, In Fau
quier county, Virginia, situated en the lit e
et the Pleoment Air Line railroad, forty
tulles south or Washington illy, and one mlla
irem Warrenton Juncuen (Virginia Midland
railway.)
This Trset contains 1,008 ACRKP, ever (00 of
which I highly Improved, Is rr Superior Qual
ity for Oram and Grain, la well watered, baa a
Handsome and commodious Beetdence with
modern Improvements, alt neeeuary out
buildings. Ktene uriat Mill. Cattle Heuse.
Ac Twe large strfams run through the larui.
1 hlsflne body el land will be sold ataaacrl ataaacrl
flee as a whole, or In two or three parts.
1 for lurthsr lnlermat en addreas,
, A.M. BASrABLB.
Me. 27 VT. Kerth Avenue. Baltimore.
foblMmeodAw
OSITIVE PUBLIC BALE OF TWO
Modern Brick Dwellings.
OX BATCBDiT. FlBOART 23. 1889.
will be sold at the Cooper Heuse, Lancaster
Pa., the following valuable real estate, te wit :
Me. 1, The large twontety unck Dwelling
Heuee. large two-story brick back building,
with balcony, containing nine rooms, clothes clethes clothes
e'osets, back ana trout stairways ; situated en
the seuthcan corner of erange andtbanetts
streets, having a frontage et v' fiet, 8 Inches,
and extending In dttptu along Chulette itroet
9J feet ; numbered 3W.
he. 2. ihe two-story Brick Dwelling Hoiie,
adlelnlng Ne. 1, containing parlor, dining
room, kitchen and foursleeptng rooins,ololhea reoins,ololhea roeins,ololhea
clcsots, well of never-falllng water, wlthpump
therein, and hydrant This properly fronts en
orange street 15 lee t, 9 lnclns, and a depth of
Beth heutes have front and baek dormer
windows, covered with excsHent slite roots,
aud have tha right te enter the public sewer.
They have alto been recently papered and
punted, cellar cemented, which rendera thorn
perfectly and are In excellent rcpilr.
sale te bcglu at 7::e p. tn., whun condition
will be made known by
WILLIAM GBAW.
Jeru. L. UAtirxs, Auolleneer. flJ letd
$5,f5,f6'r5-
CITY BUILDING I0TS
BKCUKEI) BY l'AYIMM
Five Dollars Per Menth.
A few choice lntj left at priens rnnRlng fiem
(ISO te lleu per let. All situated lu the most
ruplaiy-gruwlng portion el tbe city. Street
car facilities, paved sidewalks, city waters lip
ply, rnweruge, gas and tlcotrle light. 3 he
cheapest let new erTered In the city, and
bound te Increase In value. Thrse wishing le
avail themselves of this nxf client oppeituulty
of securing ter theuuelves a home, should
apply at once.
Dwelling Houses ou Bame Plan.
Thn best cbance ever offered ler a person of
small meaus te tecure a home. Apply Imme
diately te
ALLAN A. USUI',
Ileal Ktt&te and Insurance Agent,
tebll-6td lea Kest Ling street.
DKr HOODS.
B
EST FITTINQ COnSET,
C.B.
C. B, a la Spirits
C.B.
THE 1IKST riTIINQ COItSKT IN TUK
WOULD.
rer Sale by LeadtngMerchants.
MAYBR, STROUSa & CO.,
Manufacturers, 412 UUOADWAY, N. Y.
pets-Bit M.Tb.S.eew
rnB
E PEOPLE'B OAMU KTOKK.
NOW OPENIM.
ELEGANT
NewStyles
-IN -
FUEPE SATINES
-AND
ZEPHYE aiN&HAMS.
gaTTfle Largest Asseitment la the above
Line of (Iredi eversbewn In this clly will be
en tale In our store when our purchases are
all in.
ltKMCUUEB-Ohelce Styles In these geed
generally tell early.
Gee. P. Rathven,
MO. SB BAST KINO BTRBBT,
LABOASTBB, PA.
SBAIIUVOAW
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