spsi W7r. C IAMB,' (YUM. & - MeX4V. lMltM et its nest I WMWi UM OSMB 01 . a. VVLA Va -- 'a ', WW W WCT. KlbiilatltlV,wd usefulness .IWMIT yssrs he wm a ftftlMW.,". fMKkJa from which l"Mnly beetuse be IvMi.Uw'pelttlMl machine .tr Hs was a man of tee 'UA I&Mpeedaeefl te obey en te Bare rt pisce k-'taaawaY vhleh ti Invml Anil lrwhlly accordant with Llf Mi Uu aF n Indn-ruin. ,t m wn ravw .wr-- r eemtd feave penetrated the t Mi Mek heads of the political Milt of Uils county, Judge IhftTebeea retired from its rfef phytleal InOrmity, insteid 1 from it in the vigor or I!' ; leaiwtl, just and sound k-Vm chief lack wai In admlnls. Iteree.. lie could net te called a fieeWlig enlcer. Ner was lie as eiUzjn of the town, as bis would have enabled "i'MT' be. He was exceed- eeativttlTe and unenterprising, Mrmeated with the old style Ger tererence for economy and its dread ilatteD. lie was ei me cuss or. men te community as balance aadgocraers rather than meters. a geed man. of whom everyone lerercatiy cry, peace te his ashes ! - Te Raiireaa Hicjcie. r We print elsewhere the intelligent corn- of a high engineering authority l a new preposition in railroad loco- a, being the extension te it of the i service. The suggestion is that a i one track and one line of wheels I keep itaelf upright by its own motion , the- trucdltd hoop, and will go i steadily and round curves easier, re less friction and require less power, fe Um train upon parallel wheels and liwbese speed is limited by its neces- reeclllalien and weight. The Xwjhu Wan thinks that the idea will On- f fvall, In some shape, since the prin ts all right and only calU for pruc- tmeatloe. i idea is certainly a very seductive the experiment will be awaited ) interest by the railroad user I wall at owner. It will cheapen rait- L carriage wonderfully, if it Bticcesda. i track reads will be at once con- into double tracks and the double I will be quadrupled. The present t stock will all be abolished, though Head beds are utilized. It may le, er, that in the full success of the at there will be material changes I for even in these. Beth a mode of transportation seems teall peremptorily for elevated tracks, ;.the apeed proposed te be attained apparently be tee great for the e( ether locomotion, it practised i (be land surface. The system should i tta first successful trial upon the ele- l railways of cities where fast, light capacious train service is wanted. :tean may be an ebstacle,ln the cost of structure, te the early use of the plan taratsary railroad tralUj; Just ns the Bar plan for the conveyance of freight rpsMiimnUc pressure is postponed te the s, in general practice. But we are melting a state where cost will te isfettaclete the execution et nn Idea Dg greater carryinii facilities. r-r.wj, - . 'W. SlerlBg Sllrer. '.The Philadelphia Times very aptly utig- l tint tue preposition et the Nevada ate te increase the purchase of silver ite four million dollars a month, it very properly be met by a propesl- t from the l'ennsylvania senators that United States should purchase the lus production of pig Iren In the ) purchase of sliver bullion Is based the idea that it is wanted by the enlfer money. It is, however, tdemeaitrated that the country does 'for money the amount et that is new being coined, which Itvb million dollars a month. It is put fin tbe treasury vaults; and the vault My, which has been largely in- 1 te meet the demands of the silver, (tinUjr occupied by It, and will shortly I te be again increased it the coinage met. The nation is continuously t silver for storage and net for use: I te supply a market te its silver pre- f, which deei net exist naturally. TWs Interest demands that a greater Ive value should be maintained silver than the law of supply .demand provides. The interest t Um iron prelucer makes the same de- or would de se, if the help I by the government purchases I be guaranteed te be steadily con- 1, as long as asked for. Thegev- . would then keep the pig iron of taoeatry en storage at the cost et the people, who would pay this tax in i te that levied upon them by the I duly. It would be a most comfort- larrangemf nt for the iron, as it is for "silver producer ; but no argument is I te show that It is an unjust Im- . upon the people, and one that I Inm and silver producers cannot ask; r proper policy being tue checking of r production te the market need ; and ipelky is just as incumbent upon the eras upon the iron producer. , m. iSMMlBf Iren Works Suspension rM failure of lha ltsadlug Iren works .probably mere sensation than it i a trade indie atien. It ihews, ynryene knows however, that k "dprts'en exists generally in kea minufacturing industry; but ?4ms net show that it is it raerieus Klnl. The Heading iron has for years been bearinz a rloaief debt inherited as a legacy (the' old 11 in of Salfert, McMiiuh k) which was stimulated by the te large proportions, (hat beruue m la the t ubsequent time of bml- lumlne. These works were succernl iM,lUading railroad company, and , n run, unaer a heavy lead of i they have gallantly carried i they will doubtless Anally pay. iaet think that the preseut sua- ttftMaatei anything further than LaC a breathing spell In the weik saying, pending the renewal activity. The suspension i the It Mdlag railroad company 'a te tskecsreet its pretege. itelflgthbtr l(aty aa that parpeee te revise Its ln aiwt aad later scale caused the stoppage' Bat Mien Is be danger that it will be pemaaeat. The works are well equipped aad well maDagedr though somewhat expeasl vely eMcertd. They are worth all they ewe, and when business becomes active they will be able. te pay it, It is net an old fashioned plant, but is able te compete with the best works of the day. It is well located and there need be no anxiety about its prosperous f uture, when there is work enough going te Oil its capacious maw. A cemmittkr et the bulldeiV exoUnge et Philadelphia his declared lUt that Qlty buln force the worst building regulations et any eliy In the civilized world. This 1 a great tnlitake. lADCtRter la In the civil-. Ir.wt world, and la absolutely without any olllef r te Inspect and approve or condemn new buildings or alterations In buildings, In fact it waa recently declared by the elty solicitor that there la no authority te compel tenant te permit an owner of property te take measures te prevent It from falling down, though It It did fall down the owner would be liable for datnsges. We take thing easily In Lancaster, and If enr market houses de fall down occasionally and our buildings are of doubtful archl' tecture, who cares T Nobody has been killed In a very startling way, and a city can net be expected te take these precau tions until there have been a number of deaths bteauae of nCRlcet et them. Thk new constitution of Japan la a very elaborate Instrument with 332 artloles. Tbere Is a Mettle of 1'eers andalleuse el Representative ealled together the imperial D et, The emperer remains, as before, the source et all law) but his legislative face lien Is honcerorlh te be exerolsed with the sanction et the Met. Only In the presence of urgent necessity te maintain the public aalety or te avert a publle calamity can he lesue ordinances In lieu of laws, and It la cxpreaity provided that such ordlnaneca must be laid before the Diet at Ita next aeislen, when, If net appreved by that body, they boeomo invalid. The membera of the Imperial family are entitled te neata In the upper Heme and a portion of this body la neml. nated by tbe emperor. Noblemen are elected te It by members of their orders, and the hlghest taxpayers et the cttlea elect representatives. The Heuse of lteprepontatlvea oeualala of r.OO mombera elected by ballet. Ovru two hundred nominations tuade recently by President Ulevtland were net cenllrmed. The majority In the last Benate were net prompted te luaotlen by geed sense. Tins Istbetlrstdsy of Lent, and a very Urge proportion of the Christian world sdddenly cbangea Ita mauner of living, while a allll larger proportion makes teme faint prelcnte of doing te. In New Orleans and In many forelgn lauda there waa high eunlval yesterday, and we should be read ing inore about that sort of felly 11 tie ether kind oeunootod with the Inauguration et tbe president had net monopolized t'je attention of pieis correspondents. There Is an end for tbe time te soelal galetles, but In this community at least tbe young peeple de net feel any painful restraint, and thore may be a geed deal et quiet merrlment beneath the devout aober. ness et many elcse observera et Loet It opena with aueh glurleua weather that healthy ynung men and women should be glad that they are no longer called upon te turn night Inte day, and may take all tbe oxerelse In the bracing air that Ihey can find tlme for. 1 1' the baud of death ta net laid upon Isaiah V, Williamson until after the train ing school founded by hltn la In operation, the happiest hours of his life are coming te btei. It Is te be hoped tbe great phllan. tbreplst will recover from tbe Bsrlena 111 ness which has attack oil hi in. At tbe Junction of Columbia avenue ami Orange streets thore la a apoetiole worthy of lha attention of a few eltlzana who msy think our alroeU are well cared for. The avonue Is considerably below the lovel el the atroet and a voblelo cm only pis safely from llie oue te tbe ether by following tbe oresiluR for pedestrians. There Is a large peel of water that covers most et the avtiuue at this point and Is guarded en the Orange atroet alde by several Hhmt stake te planted aa te Ir. create rather than diminish tbe dancer te any herse or man that might happen te plnnge from Urange atreet ea a dark uight Thin state of thing hat prevailed all wlnter, though at en 1 in has been cilled te It soveral times In tbose celurr.nr, and the pond has been dorlslvely called l,ke Htr'z In oempllraent te our eoergella stroet oemmlsslonor. There seems te be a doubt aa te who la rotpeuelblo for Hits outrageoua condition of tbe publle highway, but It ought net te require the kllllnx or Injuring of a citizen or even of n horse te determine whetber the city or turnpike company aheuld have tbe atreet repaired. Aa It new Ir, and baa Uea for soveral months, tbe plae3 la really very dangerous and tt la euly through geed luck tint un ene liaa been sorleualy Injurtd. m -t-a 'I'm: last tlme Pennsylvania troops vis. Hed Waihlugten thore were loveral trilling but neNy complaints of thelr oenduot, and new we hare a atery from tbe capital whleh Is et tbe name kind, but mere se. One dispatch speaka et the Pennsylvania Na. tlenal (luarda at " tliu wonder of slatos slates uien, military men and tbe ministers of foreign go eminent," but another iem sage tells of a drunken riot In whleh the guard figured ae ruincreiiBly as te dety tbe pnlloe Ne wonder the world looked en auuzed, tu doierlbbd la tbe first dli patch, at the disgraceful spectacle dotalled in tbe second. We bave reason te be proud of our mllltla, because It Is se mueh mere business like tbau the military forea of ether states, but 11 U yet very far from what It ebeuld be, and sIiewb clearly enough en test that regular uniforms de net make regular troops. Iu a natural eagerness te una bouie geed result from the enor mous oxpenso of tliti ahlpment cf 8,100 men te Washington, there Is seme vigorous bragging about tbe concentration of tula foreo In Washington within twenty.ieur hours. This la hardly a feat worth bragging or, and la lather mere of an operation lu railroading than a mltl tary niactuuvre. Prance lately mebiliajd a whele army corps, horses, guns aud wagon train ready ter active campaigning, and did it within tbe same time. Tbe military authorities assumed control et the rallwajs for that day, and made the operation thor oughly their own, and It would be (afe te say that there was no drunkenness or rioting In tbat mats of excitable french men. Our little body et mllltla It en the way te such perfection aa can be hoped for under the circumstances, slid la caee of war the Pennsylvania troops will no doubt at ence lake tbe lead in cctlve operations. Who said Whltelsw Held would net lljure at the court of HU Jamen 7 Ills friend, HUlne, Intends te have all tbe diplomat!) stations filled by moil et tbe ltld stripe. The rank and llle of tbe (1 O. P. III weep and wall befere many moons. 1 a. Piitrui;ra'iiiA has a new dovlea In tbe charitable line tbe Medical Hoelety of He'f. Hupxrllng Women. It appeara te be a Iluiltfd dlapenaary attended by women p'jjKlclaua, aud eLarglng euly for the coat of tbedrugi. lviUKNHi; iuutttles et white oak lumber are being ablpped te Egypt from tbla country, for use te deepening and repairing lbs Hntz canal. Meat or It comes from near Yoengstown, Ohie. It H aaM that British paBpera are MH1 seat te Aaaertea, as ersws et Us large stesBMff, aad that they ettta earry double thetr weal crews ea the pastac This It an svastoaef the. law that eaaaet easily be prevented, bat It la net a very friendly or reareetabts proceeding en lbs part of the Kngtishmen. PEHSONAIi. I.r.eYK MirrMNiSa artist of t'alnmbla, has sent a specimen of his work te Phila delphia, and It has been accepted te be exhibited among the art collection et the Quaker City at the International show at Paris. Mrs MAnrIj.UocTir,edltorofiarper'4 Jlaiar, who died yesterday, was a woman of great nobility of character, marked attainments and unflagging Industry. She baa dene about aa mueti toward educating her countrywomen In mannera and morals aa anybody In tbe profession. If ber tomb stone dees net last a lone; wblln, then Old Time Is an nndlaarlmlnatlng crumbier. Jlteertl. Isaiah V. Wilmamsew, the venerable mercbant and philanthropist et Phltadol Phltadel pbls, la bolleved te be dying. He baa never oemplotely rallied from the stroke tf paralysis which atmek him down some tlme age. On Tuesday his condition be be cimeae alarming tbat physicians were In attendance upon blm during the entire day, It la net belteyed that he can live mere than a few daya at the utmost. Mk. Paknkli, finding It Impassible te reip nd te tee many letters be has received from both Kurepe and America congratu lating blm upon the collapse of the Times' case aealnst him, dealrea through tbe preaa te heartily thank the writers of the letter. The communications received by Mr. Par nell comprise letters from unexpected quarters and from persona In tbe hlgbett ranks of art, literature and sclence. Many of tbe writers aay tbat tbe revolatlena et the ttlsl have converted them from Ualfeurlam te Parnelllim. Itn i it re and call for Dr. llull'a Cough Syrup, It jeaara troubled with a bad cnuxnoreld. Mr. 1. tthlfifer.ef Ijinctdter, l'a , wrjUi ui: Uavlnxaiiralnodankleer almost thtrly das (tandlnR, ana alter trying tail a oevon aflvor aflver tinea preparations In the inarkpt wltbeat st st iifeclary results, 1 trtca 8lv&tlun oil, anfl In lews than tlirrs flays my Ipg was nil right sgaln. aberusnetlilncltKelu PJOOD'S HAKHAPAHIlil.A. THE PLAIN TRUTH Is that Heed's Barsapaillla has cured thou sands of peeple who sntrered aoverely with rheumatism. It noulraities tbe lactic acid In the bleed, which causes thiaj terrtble pain ana aches, and also vltallttta and enrlcbea the bleed, thus provenllna: tbe rncurronce of the disease. Thcse facts warrant ns In urging you, If you suffer with theumatlim, te glve Uoed'a (arsaparllla a trial, " rer 2S years Jl have sutTured with ccUtte BlieuinUlam. Last Nouinler 1 was laken worse than ever, and was unable te gut out et tbe house. 1 was nlmct HELPLESS rOU 40 DAYS suffering great agony. In December 1 crm inenccd taking Heed's Sarsapurllla, AlUr the secend bottle 1 was nbla te le out and around and attend te business. 1 took nve bottles, ana am new se true from rheumatism that only oc&aslenally I feel It slightly en a su a den change of woatlier. 1 have great confl cenfl dunce In lloel'a Saratnartlla. C'uailss Ua- Hill, Chrlstla, Clarke Ce., Wis. INrLAHMATOItV ltllKUHATISM " Having been troubled with linflaiiimittery rnemrmtl'tm for many years, iny tavorable att jnllert waa called te Heed's Sarnaraillla by anadvortlsemontof cures It had uiTactud. 1 have new used tbroe bottles of llena's Barsa partlla and can already testily te beneficial results. I highly recommend It as a lilncd pu rtrtur." J. C. atbas, Wist lllcemaeta, N. Y. Heed's Sarsapar ilia Beld by all druggists, tl t six for 15. l'ropred only by U. 1. .UOOU A CO., Lewell, Mass. 100 Doeea One Dellar. AVKH'H OUKIIKY PKOTOKAli. Every Household Should bave Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral.- It saves thousands of Uvea annually, and Is peculhuly enicaclmu In UliOUP, WOOl'tMl UOUUU andHOKKTUUOAT. "After an oxtcuslve practice of nnaily one third or n ceulury, Ayei's Uherry Pectoral Is my euro ter recent colds and coughs. 1 pro pre scribe tt and believe II te be the very best ex pectorant nnw offered te the ponple "Dr. JehuC. Levis, UnirftsUt, Weil Mldirowater, l'u. ' Some yetrs age Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral cured lituet asthma niter lha best medical skill had falled te glve mu relief. A tow weeks alnce, belng again a ltttle treulilel with the aiionse, 1 was promptly RELIEVED BY the same remedy. 1 gladly eiru this remedy fnrlha benellt of ult Mmllarly oltllcied." P. U. Hastier, Editor Arnut, Table lteclr, Nub. " r or clitUlrcn ntlllcled IUi reldr, cenn lis, tore threat or croup, 1 de net knew of any remedy which will Rtve moie b toady relief than Ayei'a Cherry Pectoral, 1 have found It, also, lnvalualiie In caaea of whooping cough" Ann Lovfjey, 13)1 Wusulngleu stroet, Uoaten, klass. "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has preved re markably erroetlvo In croup and la invaluable anafauilly uiedlclne." U, M, lliyaut Cblee pee, Mass. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, raariRse av Dr. J. O. Ayer St Oe., Lewell, Mass. Beld by Drngglsts. Price, It ; ttx bottles, l. mil Slet 1 TOBACCO. KIN IS PI KUK OK CHEWING TOBACCO 13 INKS.!) A i.i'tm FINZER'S Old Honesty. Coiiiusaauearlulngailiie plrcoet l'l.UU l()UAl.UUasltts ivostlLile te make ll.ui.a H known usu STANDARD BRAND AHONU llttAI.KUS. WonrasuiethUONK TltlM. will Cunlute ion et Its Hill's. e-I.ix)kterlhnrcdil,tlu luKeueacli idug Jno. Finzer & Bre.'s, l.eimvii.Lr, KV. Hi lOliI AUUHINKSSUAKKKIt OK TtllKTY llve vearatn the city et l.anoatter Is the belt evidence of u tallhlul, heniat una cou ceu cou clcntteiu liiinilment et all contract, v, hen In neeit nt work; In our line Oill en .1(111 N llKij'l', SJJ Kal trillion bliuet. uiitfd OH ltOI LKIIS. U01U ONTA iTTUmj. tar, Vei Ileal, Portable, Cylinder, .Marine. of any size or power, of thu belt material and BUIIUI1DIUMI, KO IU JUUn UEOT. 333 JfHfl fulten blieef, l. in.' I Id FOlt HOKIONTA1. STATIONAHY Kiulr.ei, trem 2 te te liora-.pewer, and Vertical KUKlnia Irem s te 45 nrin -iiewer. you will Una tUjuiaUUUN Hasry, S2J Kan mi Urn tlrcet. luitld SAI.F-HMKN-WKWIbll A FKW MKN te kii'lourgeodaby samite te the whole, sate und ret ill trauu. ljiriiutl manuficturera luear.lui. XnclOAe 2cunt aUmp. Wanes U per day. 1'ermanunt veattlnn he pest&la an. awered. Uenny advauc d ler wavea. advci- iiilnir. etc ukni'knmiaL UtNUTG ci.. Ctnctenatl, Ohie. janU-SUteca F IKE'S OKLBRT COMPOUND. Sleepless Nights " Fer aearlr a mouth t was net attte te sleep. but attar nilng Fains ft Cauar (.nuroeNDfor two Says, Insomnia nod and strength re. tunica." K. (I SUtTlJ, Clanntn, B.C. "I bive tikrn oily a part of a bottle of Palce's Celery (-'ompennfl, ana It ba entirely reilsved no tf stMptesiness, Irera which 1 have ButTend gicatty." MBS. St. AUTCUrr, Peoria, lit Palne's Cflnry Coapenna proaiieessoanS and rnireablng strep, A physician's prcscrlp' Una, It co net canUtn one barmial dtns. J.tke nnthtnir else.lt is a Kiisranlevl cure for al(wr'esn(j,lf aituctleus are fattblnily fol lowed, tlte. tutor ISO'. Unigflsti. Wlu, Kionnineaa Ce, llnrllnglen. Vt. DIAMOND DVKS Original and only rrltabtt, Hemirt of voer JmlttiHeHt: : WANAMAKMU'H 1'niLADaLVHli, Wtdteiday, Msreh C, liu. Ne break in the Dress Goods story. Each new chapter reaches a climax of interest in styles, qualities and prices. Ginghams share the sister hood of Silks and Sateens. Mere than a thousand styles. All the Cotten family Sat eens, Crazies, Shirtings, Prints, and the like turn up saucily pretty iaces. Printed Challis and Mehairs like a brook bank bright with violets and daisies. Wonders in Weel at a score of counters. We were never before in such geed shape in the Station ery Stere. Roem enough for new ; facilities enough. There's no excuse for net serving you perfectly. The goods, the peo ple, the place are as right as we knew hew te make them. We take it there Isn't a bet ter filled, better fixed Stationery store in the land. Very likely net one se geed. New papers are always in stock Crane's Old Style, Bends, Buckram, all sizes ,and tints, 1011 trvam imre White One of the richest effects comes from stamping the monogram or address die in China white en French gray or azure. A trick of the Stationery trade is te cover up a moder ately bad paper by ruling it. Try this by any test: geed note paper, ruled or plain, ie cents a quire; still better 15 cents. Writing paper by the pound, if you prefer. The pound pa pers are by themselves, liasy te see and plenty of them. A special let of " Superfine " in tints, all ruled, eight cents a pound (about 2 cents a quire). Plenty of the paper you hear of by the pound is made te sell by weight clay leaded. The pound paper we tell you of is " all rag," and was made te sell by the quire. If there had net been "A Princess of Thule " there would net have been a Sheila Curtain. When William Black named his heroine he put a trade-word into the mouth of the civilized world. - A stuff worthy the "Prin cess." Smoother, silkier, mere lustrous than Chenille. Grace ful in substance and delicate in tints. Whoever saw an ugly Sheila ? The new ones are ready, In all the fresh shades te match the latest carpet and wall deco ration : Nile crrain old blue tile utalmgany Isabella 1 loep.tra urdelie ellvu camel $te, 12, and $13 50 the pair. In January we saw Vienna Chenille Curtains touch their lowest till then. New another trade-billow has tumbled in upon us a let that beats the before-best. Styles that were $10, $12 and $15 are $8 a pair. Upholstery has that sort of bargains in twenty things. Second noer, north of Transom, reur ele vators. Gate City Filters, stone, $3 te $45. porous Jewett Filters, $5 te $10, Kitchen Filters, $4 te $7.25. l'u-.omeht, northwest or contra. JOHN WANAMAKER, OOUPLHXION re WD UK. QOMPJ.KXION POWDKK. LADIES' VY110 VI.UK A UKriNKI) CUUPI.KXIUM POZZONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER. It Imparts a tirllltant transparency te the aa u. Uemevea all pluiples. irecklea Jum eC colorations, and makes the skin delicately aett and beautiful. Uceuutns no lime, white leaOorareeule. lu three shades, pluk or rteah: white and brunette. -i .. "i rUK BALK BT All Dragtrljita and Faney OoeCa Dealers l7orywhero. aprTwaWAU1 or lMlTTJ0I8.-Ba - re a Inna? Haas 1 araa asaamai am awl eat that 1 coals a worst. 1 use asaaiy smSI ciees, bat bows save sea tettet bmii 1 eaaS fa lee's ueltrF CowipeoaS. wasaa at eaes stiengibenee aa tavifyrateS ey metres " tiAtLLtt i BMaaisN, SJariiagtSB, Vt. PaMna's) OcMety Oompeuad qnlekly qnltts and streegthaBs the Bert whea brtttuaeTwaaktnelby orarwerk, vw, wm vr ugca. aa an Bess, Maaackr, Syip.epaja.Utap aachettt,aB ether Slseraen of taw aetveaa yaiam. Teem Up lha ShatUrad Nrr rer two years 1 waaaaaSerer rreBsaerveaa aeMlltr.ani Ol tBmakSMMl ana lha atewmfar of me valnable remeSr, that ralMt Celery oemponna eureS aue. Let anveaa wiiu tesaa feraavtee. UEoaea W. retJTOB, Stasafbra, Conn. LAGT1TED FOOD aireeiytttH Wtek Hemacfi. Beiler Jnvalldt, l-ALAVM or rAtuwii, " 1 ..-? v 4 BTRICH BK08. ASTRICHS a PALACE OF FASHION 13 East King Strut. Lancaster, Pa. WILL REMOVE On or About April ist -TO OUR- NEW BUILDING, Nes. 115 and 117 NORTH QUEEN STREET. Tremendous Bargains te wind- up our stock of Cloaks. The balance of our stock ei Ladies' Short Jackets, at 8 ic. Our Ladles' Cleth Wraps, Astrachan trimmed, at $1. One let of Infant's Short Coats, in white and cream, at $1 apiece. The balance of our Children's Plush Coats at $2 apiece. The balance ei our Children's Cleth Coats, formerly $5 te $10, at $2 apiece. One let at 69c. The balance of our stock of Plush Wraps at ft 10. Twe short Plush Jackets will sell at $5 apiece. Six better ones, worth $18 te $25, at ftie apiece. Twelve Newmarkets at $1 apiece. Seven Newmarkets, worth from $15 te $25, at $8.75. During the progress of this Wind-up Sale we shall offer te you the Greatest Bargains ever seen in this city. These goods must be sold. ASTRICH BROS. DHY UOODH. rpUtC PKOPMC'B OAHH HTOKK. Opening Te-day ANOTIUKlNVelCkOr Erencli Satines! In a vatlely of rotors and detUns which is unturpasse a If iqu nailed by any house lu tbe nvy, AMERICAN SATINES Which Hval the Vrench armda In at vl a and colei-iDgr, WobullltematHKo. beldfaPbll- adelphtaul lid. SOUKCUOICK T1I1NQ9 1.S' Scotch Zephyrs! At!0C,23?,:ilCtOrc. SPECIAL BARGAINS -IN- I.AtltkS' ULACK AMU CULOItKU Silk Taffela Gloves Atstreutapirlr. A line. I aa gondaslhete told lut joiseu at te cxala. Gee. P. Batliven, tiO. 06 aV8T KINO BTRMT, XAMCASTSK,PA. aaarlHtw moon Attm Mmetrn. B00 AMD 01 D. F, Stack-house, 28svnd30 sUatllawBt X take pleasure ta calling your attentU te 7 line of SHOES IbU I asa rseslvlag Sail ter taw Sprtsa; Trsfs, anSatl are ansa for theas who rtqntrs peat SeraMlltf aas ter elecanea of style, si sad wstanaaaaalp ssanet ba zeeileS. Prlesa Lews ThM ths Lewsst. Ca'l aad examine any larss stock andws will ba pleas te try aad suit yen. D. P. STACKHOUSE, MssN MAftT KINO, ST LAJIOASTBK. PA. aSO-lrSSs I0OTB AND BHOIS. TBI U 01S13 Oft 585 PAIRS or- Ladies' & Gbildren's SIims en jshtch von can ears n. tee. or II .te per pur, and which we have been advertising: for the past month, are telling very last. Se Don't Blame Us IF YOU QET LEFT, BY MOT 11UY1NQ Or THIS LOT BKrOKK TUEY AEE ALL SOLD, Every plr Is worth the price they were made te aell for, but remember weaie aelllngtbam AT AMU ilKLOW WHOLESALE PKICK3. The One-Price Cuk Heuse, d Thi Ludtrs of Lew Pricw -IN- BOOTS 8c. SHOES Ne, S East Sing Street, LAHCA8TEK. VA. SSPBlere Closed Every Evening at 0 O'clock Except Monday and Saturday. QUKaNHWAKB. H 1QH 4 MARTIN. GLASS & QUEENSWARE CHINA HALL. Housekeepers and New lieglnners, here are a few facta for you : In the chotee of wares sea that you get the best makes. Crating or eraeklng or glazing Is found principally tn tbe low tirade r.f goods. Me make u entirely free from It except Prench China. The reputation of the manufacturer makes or spoils the market ler.hla wares. We keep the Standard Makes. Yen can select what yen want and get what yen select. Our wares are guaranteed or exchanged tf net satisfactory.: Ulve us a call befere purchasing. High &T Martin, Ne. 15 East King St. OCUO-USt UAOHtNMHY. 8 TEAM. HTKAM Engines, Hellers, Pipe, Valves and fittings i Asbestos and ttubber Valve aud tted Parking, Asbestos aud Kubber Bheet and Mill-Beard Packing. VDLOABKBTON Bheet and Hed Packings. Tbe Pratt A Cady jiBLxsiuf raeasa vecaviuia jtsueaies nenewa- gie valves. Steam users can save money by bnylng their UDDiifBB irem ub 7AB ijarsnaE Aaaer assortment, the Ursttioeds and the Lewest Prices. full line of Machine Can and fat Herewa. Mew and secend-liaad Engines and Hellers en hand.and furnished promptly. LIGHT CASTINGS. By special arrangements we are able te fur nish Light Urey lrea Castings of Superior Uuallty and rinlsh at Lew Katra, In Quanti ties. Alse, Brass castings of every descrip tion. Geed Werk, Bcauenable Charges, Prompt ness. Central Machine Works 1M A 1S6 NORTH CHRISTIAN ST., LaaeAsrai, Pa. Idaes-US rOK tjALB OK KENT. F OK KKNT-KKOM APRIL 1, 1SS9, the larire third story room above Me. SO Centre Square. Inqulteef ALLAN A. HE Kit, febWtfd Me. 1W East King Street FOBRKNT-TWOSTORB ROOMS AND Basement In Southern Market. Alse one Stere Keem en Vine atr-et, aultable for any baalneaa. Inquire at lard A McElrev's Dry Uoeds Stere, aeuthUueeu street. HJ-Ild FOR KENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE flnest business properties tn the city ; elegantly suited te the butchering business i rent reasonable. Alse a fine dwelling et 12 rooms within one aquave of ttein-muinrnt. Ceutd be used te advaniagit for eitlces. Call en T. C, WUITsenTiux k. King at., 126-lmd Heal Estate and Insurance. PUBLIC SALE OF KEAIi ESTATE. Wilt b sold, en 8ATUUUAY EVENING, MAUCtlV, lSi. at 1:S) o'clock, at the public hente of Herace Myers, tn ths borough of Blraabnrg, In pursuance et an order of the Or phana' court of Laucaster cennty, the follow ing deaerlbid let of geeund, te wit all that certain piece or parcel of around, situated en the west tide of reutn Jackaen sireet,ln tee borough of strasbarg, Laucaster cennty, l'a., containing Ui square pert hbr mere or less, adjoining lands belonging te the heirs or Barbara HeUinaa deceased, and also property belonging loeatate of Kltaa . Uar ntsh. deceased -s his let extends along Seuth Jacksen street 127H tcet, moreer less. Trms will be made kuewu at time or sale by the undersigned. ' UttOKQtJ If. MAYS' 4KD, Administrator el taeSsUluet J nhn Maynard, deceased. teblMtdWAKw jtrruMjrjrrfl. T OTHER B. K AUPPMAN, ATrOMBY-AT-LAW, Second Fleer Befcleauts Law BaUStagjfp. n Menk esks boss. sSIyiAw A Reiinder 1 FREY EGKERT cteTMurm. Q1MH Jt BSOTaUK, FtMlBipwkFBfMUriilt u?th &J f th MetasaaajoMerSs- Lhoucwe"hi?liilS?,,rptt, SPRING STOCK Madeie Order Goods. BUlTtMOSt VAMTALOONlNOIt OVKBCOATlRei I In a Prelusion Mart r Beam Jtafers la Lancaster. SOUK HUNUBEU PATTKERS reR SUIT- 1HQS. WenteiU, Marrow wales. Oerkaeiawf, WalpcerSs, ItreaS Wales. Silk stripes, Etc. Catslmsres, Cheviots, Alpines, crepe, Ilk Hiztnrc t, Etc. EVER UUMDEEU VATTBUNJ FOE PAN TALOUMIMQS. lOgnlScent Bilk Strlptt, Oaastmerea mw vaaTieiau In raney Si lr I naa. Larara Plaids In Light and Hark Silk Mix tares ta Mi Dark colon. SSTWe Invite yen te inspect thamwfeethsr yonwusive uuyurnru. BEOAD WALE COAT AMD VEST TO OBOES, 114.00. Our Wlnter stock is stilt gotrgetrristat Reduction Prlcs. ,- H1RSH SlROTHER, ONK-PBI01 Clothiers and . Furnisherp, OORNtROF M. QUMMN & OBNTRH BQTJARB, LANCA8TKH.PA. . aiiaaaaaaasaa SSPBAW FOES BOOO HT-M ink Kata.310 and 13c each. Bkunk, 1 10 each, for rtrst-ulaas Sklna. . mO.OLOTHINU BUYKR8. L.Cansman'iBre, WHAL OLE AMNe SALE -or ova- WINTER SUITS -AMU OVERCOATS. Our finest Suits, heretofore sold at 115, 118 and fin, today reduced te til and 112 kxtra kxtra erdinary Bargains it we can fit you. Onr most popular styles beroteforo at ill, 112 and 111. Te-day put down te H, Overcoats, heavy and medluin weight, at slaughtering prlcta. sua uic BtormOverceats new reduced t wa., Men's Fnnti te Order, stttctly all wool, at t tt, ft W aud IS. Lnrga assortment, geed styles. Big value for the money. 1 000 Men's Pant selling from 75e te 3. 411 manufactured by euraeives. Weil sewed and geed fitting. They are Uenulne Bargains. Come At Once Ter Choicest Styles. L. GANSMAN & BRO., Manufacturer of Pine Clothing, 69 NORTH QUEEN ST. 68 LANCABTEU.PA. SSTThe Cheapest Kiclnslve Cletbtng Heuse M TKKH K ATM PON. 4 WE HAVE THE KNACK OF IT. We have the knask of knowtngjnttbewto buy te suit the trade-Juat what te give you In style, tit and finish. It teerrm no utle.st 11 seems a IT the poeplo appreciate our etf ei tt te give them GOOD, RELIABLE CLOTHING AT HONEST VJilCES. EVKUYLOT Or Winter Suits Reduced 25 Per dent, in Price. Kvery Putt an acknowledge A geed value at tU former price suitly alUtgaln new. Myers & Bath ten, UELIABLE CLOllllKUS, NO. 12 BAST KINO St. I.ANOISTIU I'. UHATINU. F LINN & UKKNKMAN'.S CKLKUUATKll OLD STYLE IS THE BEST IETUEMABk-KT. 11AUUA1NS1N STO Y E S AMU Heuse FuraiBhing Poeds. Lamps &. Chandeliers sa-Prompt Attention te Orders for I'luiuti Ing aud Uaa ntttng. FLINN&BR&NEHAN, Ne. 163 North Queen Bt., LAW0A3TKIL OK PULLKYH, SHAFTING, COL- lars, Hanger, clamp Kexes, Onunllngju te., gote JOUll BEST, Ml Eaat f niten street! Hand-Made Tinware, " -f SHi" thw- ---
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