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L 'iBCTKUJOKNCER- Published
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Lancaster, Pa.
, PA., September 3, 1889.
,v&' Bate Wan.
UK the se-called "race wars"
l.tMtth the Philadelphia Ledger
i that when n violent breach
hpMee happens te occur between
or reugns, anu euc ei incni is
I of .blacks, the incident Is nt
FaMgalfied Inte a " race war." It
ItttBMtMciiierer only danger or
I li trifling riots "for they mnkc
IVafcople familiar with the idea
""roe war, and give great
, te timid ixwlc." This
b'telpleaaant way te leek at the
i dtfalaar. but It mnv tint lw ulnnlm? thlncrs
l)fttM4r true light. It Kerns mere preb-
iMtvUMtt the idea of a race war has Ix-cn
MkHig familiar In the Seuth that timid
MetK or sensational reporters quite nnt-
mwj we indications of a drift towards
HlttcVtry trifling row between blacks
Mithltc8. !t is net the talk of
Wtfs that causes fear but the
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yfjvi mra Miirn iiiiti 4.-iiurt; mm.
this fear has any foundation
, pen question. It is net seriously
cteincd save by a few of the very
.tfcrjWjhtfal, and a uumlcr of the very
, WelUble ; the former pass for croakers
nuh latter ier ainrinistp. tiic situ-
Heb mgwsta that thcre is no danger of
tuiythlng of the kind in this gcnerutieii,
ted men de net usually worry them
1tb greatly about the troubles that
iwythreatcn posterity, but the woes of
tbef black republic of llayti are
nOTgh te make men wonder what will
fee the result if the colored pcople of the
tfMth (should monopolize the local and
ttte government of that end of the nn nn
Uea. It does net appear probable that
tfcev will ever de se, as the return of
prosperity te the Seuth Is drawing
, northern capital and men, and strength-
r the InOuence of the whole nation
Hgftiast any effort te make se dangerous
iucftl experiment.
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The Berks Contest.
V
i-Tbe fierce struircle In Ilcrks county for
Mw Democratic judicial iiominatteu cul cul
Heaten te-day. Itlias net been n pleas-
tt one Ter the contemplation of the
: or our uomecratic insiuuiteits. it
i net been seemly that candidates for
Judgeship should scramble for the
t in tee Highways and by-ways, as
i been done, 'there Is something
rreng with the mode of selecting
wucn such inmgt, naiHicii.
i en, the bunch and these want-
ten it, have iudulged in a per-
ItMsjaaa for the place such as is
bosllle te itii tradlUeus auil
ltlk well that Interest should be
''ikMra In'tha ehntrn nf n liiiltrn. lint It In
wzzrjiz.zzjrz ,. r ir.r?. '.,..:"..;
uy.voaviiKicanuKiaie niiiiseii suumu
rtnt) nole tntweparl air of tne
Perhaps it Is a prejudice
-Wfelek prompts this feeling ; and per-
i there is little real difference In
between a man Mho takes a
tMsoprie protesting and ene who welts
tadgeahlp in the Berks county fashion.
;rt totter Is at least apt te be tlieeln-
. tttti of the two. Hut we like te be
ffcnmbugsed. We like te rpe a candidate
;;, for ji grave eftlce handling it tenderly.
k MlVft Want Ahr tilabrirta nw1 mil liwlir.n ti
m s"t "" u.o..i.e ....v. ... j....nM .
'HU tnetr aiguitieu wuii un air or su-
i, -Brcuw aauuess mat iney aru caiiea te
tfvtir burthen of se exulted duties,
though they be rejoicing with hearts
;nui ei joy j.i ineir accession w
tvaud emoluments.
fAui tere must be something
wnunuai in tins leeiiug or we
jwwra iiui nu iiave 11. 11 is
Undoubtedly the general sense that
t la net pretty for the candidate
judicial honors te hutle for them as
candidate for Congress may. '1 lib
rusv-aslbe a's slronfirnew as it
te be ; for the popular election of
baa done much te bring down the
f ,4galty of the etllce and te inspire a per-
aeBM canvass ei cauuiuaies ier ii. e
ijbawa have bad it In Lancaster county
badly enough, hut never se badly us
xBarks county lias it new. Political scu-
tfaneut lu Berks has never been very sen-
aHtve,and the political cauldron tlicie is
Went te be filled with the loud smelling
mbbage. lhe olfacteries of the geed
f' jaeplehave net been easily ellended,
. J . 4.. la lUlAnutn.i , Iia. .j-w. ... 1 .a
particularly hard te hurt. Such a chase
.5 a judgeship never before was seen.
? Ferliaps It is net se discreditable us e
Jncline te think it ; it may be that it I
$111 right, but we arc ourselves persuaded
Vtliat It would Im liltir If tlie tmniiln
a- 'Would chase back into their elllces men
who ask them te make them judges,
a."..... ...... 1.. UOi .Ml 1
hu Biviuiv puy j "iiiyj nil ye UO
j i cbesen."
liajtl's Resolution.
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Ikkurill be quiet for a time ; of course, net
l for a very long time, for revolution Is n
iiBrauie euuuiiiuu ui incbu countries 01
iU idebased people, where the biggest ras-
Fiical climbs te command and stays until
amore enterprising rutlluu pulls him
i.wn, rne revolutions may be the rc-
: suits e mlsgevernmcnt or otherwise;
'.IIiav ilmnlv bliriilTi- flint fittillim. f.ilt....
j,--j -y.j .e...v .....v ....u.uv. IIIIU.1
: araet of fellows want te get at the crib ;
' and they may be a better or werwi set
$I.ltAl IliO fAiiutile Inel uu lit.il.- 1...D I,
Tluv aim nn.itau . .. .....11 n..l.. ..,
wv w.v vuiica Ull l Rflltlil DV..IIU 111
fMllV nnin nnll41nnli.im1i.iU I.tl.
''it revolutions sliunlv becaue thev nre
k;'paaeefully conducted, and all the client-
' lBg Is ueue at the ballet box. The Huy-
.li.tu.Mnn.1i.iu. ..n n..l.,..
i ppaMie ituiiiin iiui witiivil cueuiril
fr -It be content 1 3 be cheated ; se that their
k' mKiwus jvaun iu revoiitueil's 11 is an
?-iBrefl table habit that thee little na
k steM te the Seuth of us have of revelv-
often, and keening un u
FftlurHtitiftA i.-lil.l. Iiil..w. ... ......
iTvrade with them aud puis us te the cx-
, .W-..MVV l4l,l uiiviiiHn IJIII
vpaeM ei Keeping a large naval fene iu
fthair water; and wbcu they are tired
'ftbair scrimmage, it falls upon us toect
. thaaa again iu order. We would liuvc
,.laa trouble audexjieuscif wctoekpossw-
V ': aMB of these couutrles.cellceted their icv.
,,-,aMM
I, paid their expenses aud provided
r government. Hut we cannot have
libers of our fctutcboed who are nut
.'asffeveralug, as these decrepit pcople
Hay net be se that thtre seems te be
'Mtfclng for us te de but te bear with
ajktfr capers aud respect their Inde
idti(v and forbear kicking them as
w much lncliuc te de.
rtbali
Scattering Mlllhms
The people who have millions arc get
ting te be very many In this country
and in the ether Inte which they arc
rapidly dropping oft", leaving their wills
and millions and sorrowing relatleus be
hind them. The most of them, It is safe
le say, de net get as much fun out of tlielr
part of the performance of making and
distributing the millions as de the peo
ple who get them ; for thcre is great
trouble lu great wealth, and net the
least in distributing it satisfactorily by
will.
The latest published effort Is that of
Mr. Thaw, or Pittsburg, whose will
eeycrs a page or two of the Pittsburg
nancrs. Mr. Thaw seems te have been
held in high esteem by his neighbors
and was noted for his charity. He di
vides his estate among his widow and
ten children, taking out a geed slice for
distribution among divers Institutions
aud giving a few hundred or theusatid te
be many collateral relatives that the land
seems te be full of Thaws. It is a great
thing for a family te have a great Thaw
who dies and remembers them all.
Tm: Haskell inuitlclmrge gun Isagnln
claiming attention. It 111 be remembered
that hi Intention was given great promt premt promt
nence several years age and proved a fail
ure, bursting en the first trial. The inven
tor and his friends hae net lest faith In It
and the beard of ordlnnnce and formica fermica formica
teons have provided funds for the purchase
of an eight Inch gun constructed en the
same principles. Tlie theory of the weapon
Is admitted te be tery strong, but In its
application great accuracy Is lequlrcd. It
Is lalmcd that after the projectile has ence
been ularted at a comparatively low rate of
Sliced It will be iioskIIiIe te greatly accel
erate Ii eleeity by the miccoksIve dls dls dls
chargoerrharges of quick burning ow ew
dcr placed hi eclctN along the Inside of
the gun and ex plotted by the projectile In
p.iMlng. If this very dilllcult feat can be
accomplished the range and penetration
will be far greater than that of any ethor
cannon, and the slew starting of the ball
will prmll the itse of dynainlte shells.
Tin; third vultiiue of "The Writings of
(Jcorge Washington" (0. i I'utu.iiii's
Seus) has been Issued aud deepens the im im
prcNIen that Qoergo was a hustler In spltn
of his dignity. He Is growling fiercely all
Iho Itmuaml as a mixlel soldier well fills
the old maxim that the (list duty of a
soldier Is le grumble. It Is evldunt that
Washington acted as a kind of w hlpper lu
among the patriots, keeping them up te
their duty. Ills rather surprising le find
him complaining that though he has
twenty times urged tlie want of a bilg.idier
he Is without ene. CeiiHldeiint; the sin sin
eliis of bilirfldlcisln our civil war, this Is
ceitalulv iH'iirlntiN complaint.
A i alii that seciiim II fly ycara out of date
comes from Australia: The Have, a small
trading vosiel, was bearded by Malays in
their famous old piratical style, and ene of
them shot ami killed the nmte, while
another nil off the head of a trader with an
axe, and lu the light, which ended lu the
rcpulsRofthe pi i ales, the owner of the Milp
was fatally wounded and many of the crew
Injured. Unglaud had bettur send a few of
her gunboats te thoie waters.
Tl!i:homes(uadronanftho lliltlsh navy
have been golugthrengh Ihclr usuul iiunual
mliillu warfaie, which gives them the best
eftralulng for an actual war. UngllHhnien
have lately become alarmed at the naval
dovelepmont of France and ethor pewers,
and the discovery that a large pail of their
own lingo nay la inade up of vessels that
are ten years old and w Itheut the latest
Improvement. This scaie may be quite
unwarranted, but It has had Kb ctTect in
bracing up the wlieU navy le a develop
ment of the best nklll with the ships they
have, while the admiralty In hard at work
spending millions for new ones tint may
be as worthless iu anether ten years If im
provements In armor and guns continue.
Thore Is no lack of premise of such Im
provements and we may be thankful thut
Ameilca does net nend te build navies
by wholesalo Just new. Tlie Zaliuskl
dynamite gun and cruiser naturally
occur te Americans as Iikely te chauge
naal win fare ; but thcre are soveral ether
devlccs for throwing dynainlte, though lu
much smaller dose. Thu goverumout has
arranged te test a new Iren turiet with
armor only four Inches thick, but se
placed that It will alferd as much piotec pietec piotec
tleu as thirteen Inch armor, and at the
H.inie 1 1 me is arranging te buy a
Haskell uuu, which is expected te show
marvelous armei-pleiciug nu.illtls."' Me
the contest between gnus and armor con
tinues, aud meanwhile the art of ahlp and
eugliie building Is progressing. Klectrlcal
engineering .is going ahead with a rush,
andr ihere 'may be a time net far ahead
w ljfjn ships can go te una without coal, car
rj lug Instead a mipply of storage, battcrlca
and several huge dynamos. Considering
these thlngM, wu may let lleh old Kugl.md
put billions in her war nhlps, while we
build a few of the best ; buttheie teems te
be a disposition en the part of the present
administration te commit the grave error
of navy building by wholesale
A YOU.NGSAI LOU'S .SUH'IIH..
He Jiimiis Inte tliv AValer Alter Iluv Iuk
IIueii Tni'rtMlnnd tVathored.
The details or an Incident that lent In
Hiilcide during the trip of Iho Northwest
Transportation company's Hteamer ll.iltlc
from Uweu Hound, Canada, have Just been
made public by the passcngcis A young
man, whoe name is net revealed, but w he
was known as "Charley," shipped at Col Cel Col
llugweod as ene of the crew.
When the vessel was out of Colliugweod
about two heiiis he was accused of contra
vention of theshlp'H iiilcs, and the names
of persons en beard were ulwu as author
ity for the charge. Without waiting te
Investigate, miiue men who had idrradv
maullented their rccntuicnt toward the
allowed cilmln.il announced tin Ir Intention
te tar and feather him and Mripped him of
all his clothing. 1 1 is nllccrcil nceubers tlieu
denied that they had ever made the sug
gestion en w lilcli the charge w as basis).
Nevertheless, piciuratieus for (airing and
feathering had been made, and these
engaged lu the work, maddened bj Ihpier,
dctermincsl te cemilctc their wink.
Thocruel ptiuiitliuieut went en. Xevvs et
the proceedings were carried te the cabin,
where many lady iMsscngers gavn expres
sion te their feelings iu hysterical cries. In
respense te a pretest from the passenger
tlie elllecis llually cemmaudcsl that the
victim should be nut in the held and al
low csl te dress. Tim boy was bieuglit en
deck, and walked mound aimlessly,
making motions before his tare with his
hands and m-tlng lll.e one Insane for a few
moments then he moved toward the stem
of the beit, where, iu night et several per
sons, he, tumped ev erbe.ml. Little clleit
was made te save tlie boy, and he was
drowned,
A Weman Kidnapped.
Sunday night the wlle of William II.
Hauim was separated fiem him iu Kansas
City, and, it is believed, was kidnapped
through the eicratluiis of confidence men.
Hauna knows little alteut city vv ays, and
admits he Is very green. On getting oil a
cable 5ii a rather well dressed man said te
him : " Yeu have stepped en in v tee, sir,
and I intend te ha e you arrested. "
Hanua started off te avoid anest, and,
nelteiiig that the stinuger was following,
told Ills wilu te nact him at a lcstauraut
when thev had eaten supper, opposite the
police nation. Ilcferc joining his w Ife he
was overtaken by the stranger, whom he
gave a dollar te avoid arrest. He lus net
been his wile since, and l'iukcrteu men
new at weik en the case think that an ac
complice of the man who followed Hanua
huscaptuid his wife. In the guise of an
efUcer, aud that the vvholeallairinaconspi vvheleallairinaconspi vvholeallairinacenspi
racy for big came. A reward of J500 has
been effcied by friends of Hanna for Infor
mation as te the whereabouts of the wife.
...
A Hurrale Crank's Startling Scheme.
William llrewn, an old lake Captain,
ence a lunatic, has written the Uullale cro cre cro
inatery as fellows : " I desiie te be crema
ted in the lluffale crematory, In order te
demomtrate that I can assume a spirit form
and appear as a
mortal with power of
sneech alter nr earthly liedy has
has been
burned away.
1 1
should expect, after 1 bad
made tlie necessary preliminary arrange
ments, te be chloroformed and thin Incin
erated lu the regular manner. What would
you charge for your services in this man
ner T"
Killed by Klectrlelty.
iMvaln A. Henry, superintendent of con
struction for the ICast Itlvcr Klectrie Light
company at New Yerk, wasklllcd en Mou Meu
day nt the company's works by receiving
n shock from a 1000-volt current. Htnry
had pens le the switchboard and mounted
a ladder te fix sems Wires that were out of
order. He incautiously placed his hand
en a live wire and fell te the ground dead.
He was only 28 years of ege.
Sh Murdered SU Persona.
There died last week at Klinem, Idaho, a
woman known all ever the Pacific coast as
IIO...hI.I. I1nl1n .. ltn ...Mb ..lit ,n l.n fal
7JkIJinii JJVIIU, I. nv .-. e.,i. .v iyu u,
ears old, but who did net leek te be ever
wness ine naa neon one long career ei
crime. She boasted of having uinrdercrt
four men for money and two women of
whom she was Jealous. She began her
criminal life as the mistress of a pirate,atid
since 1819 had drlRed about among the
geld mines.
HenryMiaw'H llcsiticstn.
The Ohbe-Demecrat, of St. I.euls, pub
lishes the will of the Iato Henry Biiaw.
The bulk of Iho property, estimated nt
85,000,000, gees te the city, en certain con
ditions te be accepted and te be carried by
trustee"). A number of charitable bodies
are bequeathed (1,000 each, and then eome
some miner legacies le mero or less Inti
mate acquaintances.
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Te-NlRhtnnO. Te-morrow Night,
And (tcli day and nlgtitdiirlnj tlili week you
can get nt all (IriignlitV Kemp's Ilslvim for the
Threat and I.uuri, acknewlrdgnd te bt tlm
met iniccfwsfitl rrinedy cvrreld for the cure of
Cough, Croup, llrcnchltlK, W'lioeplnc Couch,
AtthiiinnndConmnnptlen. Oct a bottle e-rfay
mid keep It always In the home, no you can
check jour cold it enrr. 1'rlre 60c and 11.00.
Hatuple bottle free. nul2-lmdAw (1)
TiOODH HAIlHAI'Altll.l.A.
WEAK WOMEN
Oh ii le tin owl w r duly le lulce Heed's Barsii
parllhi, In view of Hip great relief It hniglven
t In w who Miner from iillincnts iKiciillnr te this
cx. Ily purifying the bleed, rnsulallng Impor
tant ergani, trPtigthciiliiR tlie iicrvr,nl Ien-
inc tlie whole rynlein, it rentercs le iicaiin.
l.IKK A Ni:V CHKATUHIi
" I have bn for jfars trying te gel help for
that tcrrlble general debility mid wealinessne
(oiiiuien te women. Within a year I have
taken tenor twelve bottle of Heed' Harsapa
rlllaaud Iho tic lie (It derived from It use hu
taen very griit. Iain new feeling lllinuncw
rrealurn after BUircrlng se ninny jmri"." Mas.
T. II. ltess, Martin, Texas.
CAN WALK 0 JIH.US A WAV.
" I'er nineycam I was In a state of constant
millcrlng, ncurtrly able nt nny time te vrnlk
about the liein-enud piirtofthe tlinc ininblu le
be out of lied. I vent te Philadelphia for treat
ment, which gave me relief for a time, but 1 iwis
seen werxcnRaln. Tlic pliyslrlniis said I had n
nbreld tumor. I began Inking Heed harwipa
rlllaaud lUrjoed (ireel vtas seen apparent. 1
began te Improve In health, and continued tak
ing Iho medicine, till new I feel perfectly well
and ran walkitlx or seven miles a dey without
feeling tlrcil. I think Itoed'H tiaadapnrilla la
Jut tlie medlelne for women nml aiijone ulie
ha bad bleed." Jr.smr. Hmiiii, lit llread
Tep, I'a.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Held by nil drugglM. II , six for $3. I'rtpurtd
only Ii C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Jlavs.
100 1)0SI:H O.VH DObbAU (1)
y.trtiirtiunltcv'e,
rillLADKLPlllA, Tuesday, Mept. 8, lBS'J.
A vote of confidence.
Often before yen have voted
upon trade questions submitted
in tins column, but never be
fore hae you been asked te
pass upon the claims of a spe
cial sale en the opening day of
September.
The September Limited start
ed yesterday as announced.
Unlimited as te numbers. Lim
ited only in time, space, quan
tity. The start was a great
success. It was indeed a satis
faction te note hew our state
ments about goods and prices
were received. The remark
able point was that en a warm
September day crowds of ready
buyers cainc te carry off net
enfv the announced bargains
imt'thc ethers that were wait
ing a chance te be talked about.
ou
need
te remember that
all things in this Limited Sale
are at prices far below value,
and therefore, of course, lim
ited in quantity.
But the quantities are at
tractive, big enough te be
worthy big enough te be just
as interesting te-day as yester
day. Were you disappointed
yesterday ? Come te-day and
you'll wonder hew se much
could go in yesterday's great
sale and yet se much remain.
Trijles are never advertised
here.
Furniture.
The popularity of the Parler
Furniture sale is quite surpris
ing. We expected interest,
but we had excitement. To
day it will continue with the
chances still much in your
favor. The bold ticket en each
suite or piece shows the price
reduction the price of August
31st last Saturday the price
new. Yeu can then see whether
the reduction is 30, 50 or 70
per cent.
Upholstery.
Added items te-day.
Last year we gave special at
tention te Antique and Cluny
Lace Curtains. The demand
was surprising. This year we
have made them a speciality,
and have searched the French
Province that produces them
net only for style but bargains.
Many makers would demand of
us in France higher prices than
we had charged you here in
Philadelphia. " Hut' the patient
search was rewarded, ,uk we
are able te offer you te-day
about 1,000 pairs of these popu
lar Curtains far cheaper than
we did last Autumn, and then
we thought (correctly) that we
did a great thing.
The lace edge and inserting
is hand-made linen, and the
difference between Antique and
v-iuny is merely in style.
The Antique are $1.75, $2
$2.50, $3. $3-5. $3-75. $4
gttattamakt'.
$4-50, $5. $6, $7, $7.50, $S, $9,
$te a pair
The Cluny are $4, $6, $6.50,
S7., $7.50, $8, $9, $10, $12,
$13-50, $18 and $20 a pair.
Wonders of cheapness.
Of the 125 pairs Tunisian
Curtains at S6 from $13.50,
enough arc left te reward your
cheesing. The colors are beau
tifully asserted and well chosen.
The Silk Shiela and Turco
man curtains advertised yes
terday at half price and less,
had scant justice. At a glance
you may see fifty sample pairs
and net a color lacking that
ought te be in a well chosen let
of Curtains. They range from
$10 te $35, they were $20 te
575-
Bceend deer, Thirteenth btrcet,endflrtnllry
north or 1 rantepu
Silks.
In the face of a market ad
vance of 10 te 15 per cent in
raw silk you'd hardly leek for
cut prices en seasonable and
desirable weaves.
Never mind the why, let the
fact suffice. Here are a few
sample sorts te set you think
ing and buying.
5 patterns $i Black Armure
or thimble pattern silks at 75c.
23J inch Black Faille Fran
caisc or Corded Silk at 90c, the
$1.50 quality. t
j-iiicii uuiciv vjiua-vjiain
Silk, 85c.
26-inch Turk's Satin $1 $1.25
and J 1. 50.
$1.50 Black Satin Soleil, $1.
$-1 Faille Francaise, 22 inches
wide, choice colorings, 1.50.
Novelties in Colored Silk en
the same price-level.
Velvets.
A variety of Velvet Novel
ties styles and plaids, suited for
garnitures e( either silk or
woolen dresses.
5 kinds $1.50 grade at 25c.
j miiua ..uu jiciuv; m juc.
3 kinds $2.50 grade at 75c.
7 kinds $3.00 grade at $1.00.
kinds $4.50 grade at $1.50.
2 kinds $6.00 grade at $2.00.
$3.50 Black Brocade in cut
and uncut Velvets at $1.75.
In theTiausept
Dress Goods.
Judging by the crowds of
buyers in the aisles and the
heaps of stuffs en the counters
you'd hardly say that the new
Dress Goods were holding
back till next week. They
have te. We might push some
little lets in here a,iid there, but
they would enb hint of the
masses of cheiist staples and
novelties in reserve. Ne, there
must be room making before
the newer ,ners can have a fair
chance.
Jumping prices en the pres
ent stock of Fall and Winter
stuffs will de the business for
us.
1.50 and $1.25 Suitings
Plaids, Melanges, and Jac
quards go te 75c.
A dozen rich combination
stuffs that have been $1.50 te
$2.50, go te $1.
50c Plaids 37jc.
374 c Melange 20c.
20c Mixtures 15c.
Cutting has been
close in Robes.
just as
$12 kinds for $7 ; $35 kinds
for 25 a dozen steps be
tween. .mem.
All the Linen bargains an
nounced yesterday are contin
ued, mostly in the Chestnut
street entrance aisle.
Stanheti.
Concerning 131a nkclb we
want
lew serious words with
The goods offered here
you.
are all tegular anu clean in
every respect no vicissitudes
in their history whatever. If
you are an expert in woolens
compare them with any en all
the market, and you'll prove
our statement that they arc be
yond question the Blanket bar
gains of this market.
Housekeepers C he ice, 5
pounds, $4.25 ; 6 pounds, $5.50
a pair.
The Leng Dellar, 5 pounds,
$3.25 ; 0 pounds, $4 a pair.
The Coronet, scarlet, 5
pounds, .4 a pair.
U omen's Shoes.
There will be en sale this
morning for the' first time a
eiy large and choice let of
bright Dongola Kid Butten
beets, common-sense and opera
tee, patent leather tip, sizes
2 te 7. widths B, C, and D.
Toe much cannot be said for
these Shoes price considered.
If you want te buy them at the
best houses in Xew Yerk the
price would be 4.50; here to
day "3. The quantity is Lim
ited. Market tireel side
Jehn Wanamaker.
J.
HARRY BTAMJIU
CHOICE BARGAINS! CHOICE
NO. 2
200 Pieces IM Table Oil Cletb, (best quality),
only 30c a yard.
23 Pieces German llnd Leem Table Llntni,
regular price (c ; our price He a yard.
Fire Cases Heavy Canten Flannels at 6c a
jard.
Tour Sales Appleton A Muslin ftemuants,
6c a yard.
One Case Printed Cotten Pluthes (beautiful
coloring), t 17e a yard, for cover! nt fnrnlture
and making lambrequin.
NEW BOSTON STORE,
7. marry Stamm. New Bosten Stere.
$Jn(acc of jfachtett.
TJAIiACE OK KAHHION.
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 fk 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
Opened Anether Large In
voice of
BLACK STRAW HATS,
in Canten aud Milan.
All the Fatest shapes received
daily.
Black and Fancy Wings, for
early Fall Hats, at 10c.
Silk Plushes, in 16, 19 and
24 inch.
100 pieces of 16-inch Silk
Plush, at 37c a yard, in Car
dinal, Garnet, Gendarme, Geld,
Olive, Mahogany, Terra-Cetta,
Gelden Brown, &c.
Salt's best imported Mole
skin Plushes, 19-inch, at $1.25,
in all the finest shades.
The colors we show in these
Plushes cannot be bought any
where else in this city. We in
vite inspection.
CORSETS.
We advertise the Watch
Spring Corset at $1.25. Can Can
eot break. Positively ever
lasting. The springs can easily
be taken out and the corset can
be washed. Come and leek at
them.
One case of Satin Corsets,
in white, drab, old geld and
black, at 75c; never before sold
at less than $1.
Satin Corsets, in geld, light
blue and black, only $1.25.
Misses' Corsets, 37c.
Misses' Corset Waists, 37c.
Kid Gloves at 69c, .will be
sold until September 15, after
which they go back te 87 and
98c, their former prices.
LINEN GOODS.
Stamped Linen Goods in
great variety.
Stand Cevers, Sideboard
Cevers, Splashers, Deylies,
Tidies, Tray Cevers, Mats, &c,
at prices lower than ever.
An assortment like ours has
never been seen in this city.
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 & 117 North Queen St.
(SrtVbJUrtVC.
OAltUWAIU:!
Prime New Timethy Seed
AT
MARSHALL & RENGIER'S,
U .1 U bOUTH QUEEN' BT.
lOUXGHIMl'HOVED
TOBACCO CUTTER.
Royal Ready-Mixed Paints,
Acknowledged te be the l!et Keady-Mlsed
1'aliiU In thu Market.
An Immcuic Assortment of
CAIU'JiNTEIt'S TOOLS AND BUILDING MA
TETTlALRnd GENERAL HARDWARE.
i Glve us n cull mul Ihi ceiivluecd that ou
Kct the full v Hluc for our money.
MARSHALL
RENGIER,
9& II
Seuth Queen St.
reb-ira
!lriirtnce.
O'lANDAHD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
W, , U ii MARKET bTREET,
( Renr of the fostefflcc),
liANCABTER, r.V.
VLLUIE LATEST bTYLEH IN
Baggies, Phaetons, Family Carriages, Etc.
The Finest Stock In the Country.
We new huv e a Full Line of bECOND-H AND
WORK Any Style Yeu Wunt.
Repainting nnd Repairing promptly attended
te. Ouc set of workmen especially emplejcd
for that puriHWf. the lowest prteen iu tr
cMiuity for flrnt-clus work.
jT-OIyc iuc a Call and Examine ilf Werk.
tlu
9W '
)
AT-
CENTRE SQUARE.
Five Caei lleary Mtrlped bhlrtlngfer work
ing tblrU), at tiic yard
Ten Piece Feather Bed Ticking at 1214c
jerd. These goedi arc worth 30c.
Great Bargains
IN
BLACK HENRIETTAS!
Thew geed are worth from 12c te Oe
a yard mere.
SU
B
LACK 00009.
HAGER & BROTHER, 25, 27, 20, 31 W. King St.
blhcSkgoeds.
IIF.N1UKTTA CLOTH,
DHAl' I ALMA,
IMl'KIUAL SEItOE,
C'ASIMIH.
CA8UMEUE.
All-Weel.
IIENTtrETTA CL011I,
l'lUNCKTTA,
intAi d a l:ia,
TAMIHC,
CAMEL HAIR.
Silk Warp
Black Silks,
I'ALL COLOIIIXGS AV
1IEXIIIKTTA, M nnd 41 Inch,
SKIM3K,rnnd43Inch,
CAMMIlt, Ml nnd 40 Inch
DHAl' ;D ALMA.
New Invoice j
All-Weel, Hew Colorings,
HHGERrSBROTHER.
Iihtrmmvc.
H
IOH & MARTIN.
FRUIT JARS
-AT-
China. Hall.
QUART "LIGHTNING JARS,"
AT 51.00 FEUD0Z.
HALF-GALLON " LIGHTNING JARH,"
At 51.25 Per Der.
Masen Jars in All Sizes.
JELLY TUMBLERS IN QUANTITY.
High & Martin,
NO. 16 EAST ICING 8T.
J."
MAR11N & CO.
THE PRICES
-or-
LIGHTNING JARS
have been struck by a streak of
competition lightning, and ou
prices
until further notice will
be
Quarts at 95 cents a dez.
y2 gallons at $1.20 a dez.
Engraved Thin Glass Table
Tumblers, at 60 cents a deien.
Gas Glebes., all shapes and
sizes, that sold at 35, 50 and
75c, reduced te 25c each.
A bargain in Jelly Tumblers
at iSc a dozen.
French China, English Porce
lain Dinner Sets, at reduced
prices.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
3v.ttevnc5.10.
-T" UTIIER H. KAUKFMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Second Fleer Ethlfinan Law Uulldlui;, Ne. 13
North Duke Strret. aprH-lyd.tw
XJOnCE TO TRESPASSERS AND GUN
.11 NE11S. All pcreni are hereby forbidden
te tri'spuMen any oft lie binds of the Cornwall
.4id Speedwell estates In Lebanon or Lancaster
teuntlrs, whether Inclesed or unlncleed, cither
for the purpobe of tuoetlns or nhing, as the
law will be rigidly enforced agnlnst all tres
paMtinic en raid lauds of the undertlgued nfta
Wit. COLEMAN FREEMAN
H.PEKCYALI1KN,
EDW. C. FREEMAN,
Attorneys for R. W. Celeman's Heirs.
BARGAINS!
Five Cuici Fine Damatk Knotted Fringe
Teweli, regular price 87Se ; our price 25c eaeh
Slue, Red and Geld Borders.
One Cete Heavy White Blanket at tl a pair
better grade were never told or 11.35.
One Cese Prince Caeumcre, UHe yard; a
new fabric for heuie dresses.
On Cass Weel TTrnr1Hn new ihtSH. M
mene wiae, 7je a yara.
I urge aMerunent or buck oeod.
(Dcu'bB.
Jet and Blue Black.
Jet Black.
New 'WeswesT
J
ust Received.
UVA VTIFVL LIXE OF
plaix. RTntPKii nnd m.Aiii Brmir.s. "I - - .
rLAIN HTIIIl'ED nnd PLAID CASHMERES, V GO CfiDlS.
I'LJIIX STHIIVED nncl I'LAID CLOTHS. I '
Jttrxtchce.
-rirATiiEa
HMERICHN
Watchci, Clocks. Jewplr
Sn
Kv-aln.
r.iu., ai j.u vv
line
1EH.
Optical Geed, Telegraph Tlme Dully.
Everv
Arucie in una liue ii
'arcnUly Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
Me. 139KNerthQueenSt., Near P. R.R. Station
w
ATCU nni'AIRING.
Watch Repairing.
The tnajeilly et watches are ruined by fulling
nte the hndi of mi lnceru potent workmen and
net worn out.
Tohnveyour Watch Carefully Handled, Re.
ralred, Adjusted and Regulated, cult en the un un
dcrslcned, who has en exhibition a watch
rnade by hlnuclf.
Ohas. S. Gill,
JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
Ne. 10 West King St,
LANCASTER, l'ENN'A.
H
ERR!
REPAIRING!
De you have u Watch or Cleck that need re
pair? It may be ene tliat has been repaired
and docs no geed. If ee, bring It te ue, and w
will
Guarantee Yeu the Best Werk
Yeu have ev cr hud done. All kinds of Jewclry
nnd Bpeclacle Repairing, Engraving, Etc.
All Werk Guaranteed and Prices the LewcU.
Olvc us a Trial nnd you will Call Again.
HERR,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OK ORANGE.
Sate.
w
E EXPECT THEM
-ND
THEY ARE HERE!
Who? What?
JmitUi
In all that U Stylish, Neat nnd Durable In our
Celebrated Hats!
The ' IIObTON UEAL'TIEfs still mero beau,
fill,
our Unc of Hi 1100L HAT'S from liV up.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 nnd 33 North Queen Street,
1ANCASTER. PA
T1tNE PISHING GROUNDS.
The nMiini; at 'a-lilm;teii Hernugh K
, new acltnen ledccd te be the best along the bus
quehanna rher Henry Werti, proprietor of
1 tne Husiuchantut lleuc, hann line line nrtm-jti.
i manned b cirrful boatmen. Fishing p.irllt
I can make nrm.it-iiu nu vv 1th htm nt reaeiiHbl
1 raue. Bait always ou hand. aufivlwd
The New Fall Styles
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