Hi ' m iW c .1 Hr- -s "?j,s5'i-;' H-.3 , .ly--.", tfyHHS.3 it?'1rtfr'' " "js fc 'j -- - v- v t; -,-, rv i v "-, , - -1 - J A p- M' . ' J. .'.- THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGEKOE, FRIDAY:, SEPTEMBER 1J l')yi-Jr. n j(V fl . Jl l , llM tttcltirtCccv ;m t ' i- r ft 'J.m-MNtfAX. -i KAUBI WEINMAN FOMT, Mlter. - 7 MD0BBT CLiAKK nJDiwucr. vi.;, s DAILY INTKLLUIKNCEB.-I'nbltMicd im; day In the year, but Sunday, served ';T Mien In this city nnd urn-rounding ,;j tnm t ten cent n ffwk, lly mall Ave dol-MBycrlnadvance,-60centntneiilti. .UrMKtT IKTEMJOENCKR-Oue dollar nnd In CMU ft Jfar. In advance. fcSjNMCB TO HUrWCRIBKIW-Ilcmll hy check Vir otec order, nnd where neither of 'i'." Huwiwi twi niwnml apnil In ft rrcl'tcml ri" totter. 'HatM at the roslefflcc, ns M-cetid claw mail - j1ftatltr - i imam TWT tWTKt.t.tOKNCER. LnncAstcr, l'n. :AJfOAmX,PA.. September 13, 1889. 5-' Tanner's Kxwln. '--jt'wiwn Very strong jiiwnirc, indcvtl, fliat brought Tanner's rcMfinallen. Tnti- vMTMiya, tlinl it wti oveiveti I rum inc. MMncm of IiIn licnrt, the Mutation Ih-Iiiii .itm ilftltnf 1... if V..1.1.. l.n.1 I,, .w mill ZIHHt .in. iiv Ml Aivmiu new " f" "' lwfll1 tint ivnnt tnlii-nik nntlm I'nlilllcl. "2,ThJs I very Tnuner-IIKc nnneniitt- 'CjBent ; but the eeriMtral ! inNtnki-ii !2frl it, Hwertllng te Majer Klljnli (liHiilfettl, private seeretnry of the prcd iiftSTdent, who nays that it was net a KfeS.liuestieii nt all as te TntitierV inihiK, E"7$th only question bclnjr as hew he eulil fitjfcBn. The tiresiilcnt ni.iilc tlie eelillilH- hMrtener clearly iiinlciftnnil, through Mnr jCTjhal! ItntiMlell, that he was te go rs and co iiilicklv. It leeks. muit-il. at " If' flie verv exact datu of his letter j5t dismissal was stilted te him ; and v.-that it was fixed for the morrow, ler I'T'll.. I t. . 1 . 1 ...lit. 1.1 1. ;. ,u KixHi iiinrxnni iaiere(i wiiu ins riiu- Wtrt. Iinfll thn umiill liinirs of llm lllelll- f.leg of the 12th Instant, lieferc he te- ' a 'Ml MM I his IrMer (if tixiii'lllif lull, wllil'll ..t.nj d.- w'l.ii.. ir.,.,.. ..n.,r. 1 ..'.!.,. .!. 'iiRH'iicii iijv; ..iiii; uiiLin. iiiivi i .....v i ft nwirl ll.fi ...aial.l.i.lf t.l3 II tl'!ll..lltlt. 1 71.' i uii) nun in; jnv-nii m no '. nvi P te receive It anil te write his aci-entaiiec 3 of It. Such nnKfcdlnusshew ureat ile- llll.ll..n 1.1 ilinM'lilf.i Hnlll lilllllllll. Muiwiiwiiiiuiuuig . .im-j.u..-v. ." Sv ntc Tanner and ureal a-luclnnee at rf& Tanner's Iieiimj te gratefully go. jX,- it is stated that .Mix. Tanner Held tne h"- frT find illflWul itm 1itiritjt itfitfiCu ii in prudential argtinicut which held that, &ttiW 'lnn ttn l.nfl . i.fi lin Im.l K.iftiir r.i T'1" ,""V' " " " S" "V HUM "V.1.1! " .,M the president wanted him loge and Clr.'r. an mien nti iiihv rniil In nntillii'i- I'ikiiI B&'berth. Mrs. Tanner ileelatvil that he would take In washing liefeiv she would be willing te-have the corporal utile ?' llllilfrllm from liU imliuial In I ln nft &1 ..kl.t....u ..f .. 1.......1...1 I.. .1 A!.... XFM wiiuj"!" ii luni'lini III liiu ivm. .inn. s. -Tatiucr would have been n win thy Ci ."seMlcr'N widow, but she falls an u wife of mi .the soldier kind who light and run away tnat they may live and light another day. We fear that the corporal, her illltlfllll!. Ilfiu .itirmul ii llllii In 1m, liiilil y!'' 4 iw ..r i... 1. 1. ..i . ii i. i i astfz "'v ' fciiii7 niiiii , iihmiii iiu mill fcV Marshall ltansdell iIemtm- creilil for tlipiiiiiniiii ilnv ulnmiil In Itiiiillni' rlth and beating the fiery wife; or t-lm &&VT v '"i i;iiiui;i,i.-v, II IIIUII Hilling n'f. fcy suadwl her, its themldnlghl hour lolled, i:& and the moment ennm wIhmi ilu n. meval would come If the rusigiiatleu &oWe It will be ueteil that the letti're im-n- Pt. lng between the president and Tai.nei '(de net show the nature of the tlltagiiii- r & nient lietwceu (Secretary Neble and I' ll 41lA IVltrillllMdt.lllIit. II la illiilittl.iiiil f7" .............. . , iuiii.i.nini iS that, aliimt. , 1I.1.I I.. cl.iln II... !'" tbfl wlldlp utlirv lint Hint llm murulnil v. w .... i.... iiuiiiiii ,.. mull. I ii s5fe let him undcrstautl that the incident a woultluetbe pleased thereby; and he j'Ji . tenslblv imiiln mi IiIh inlnil tluil hlmii In, w;a . V. i . V. ', , . . ii : . : . . : ' "" i-""--"ii - 9u vm rtMiiriiiiiLr in iiiiiii.ii 1 1111 iirtwiii.uii 1111 Ufef Ba eeuer cu tne wiieietmuivam mane 'At sure Ills calllnir and eli'ellen In mimic tzS ether Koetl office. And he did iiIcwmi pc the president, who wrote te him that he was a very giKsl and heiicul man ; and Secretary Neble says the same of him. Which only makes us mere rurleiis te knew why they were he anxiuiis In pail ; With him. They say II wasiliU'erciicc t of ojiiulen about the conduct of the ,V pension eftii-e; but what was theilif- fereuce? The pension efticcls Hiipixr.fd te pay H?usleiis awarded according te . law ; but it seems that it docs mere, and (jjjnakes pensions acceidlug tt the vy wiiiiuirejuiivi . i nj Mi.ii:iiiry linn ftf the commissioner ait) undcrsleisl le t 1.....A .iiir..M...i i...fc. .i.. .. ..i. r.... t hhicuiiivicu uric, iiu- rvuii'iiu uiiji;i.'l-B- . illtr te llm (nniiiiissleiiiir'H fnti wnv nf Mmliiigbut Uncle Hani's menev te the peusien clerks, hcimleis, Oriiutl Army officers anil ether geed fellow h lie once were leldlers. Secretary Neble's iiiiUsiiotdtien te Kr mit the dissipation of the money in the treasury by thtj ijiiien commissioner te the army of a ipiarter of a century age, was natural, a 3 he is a man efi-cu-c, though he was himself a beldicr ; but aenslble as he is and foolish its Tanner was, the latter is net going te lj without defenders of his policy. The demagogue is abroad, anil the chief of the tribe, lien llutler, hastens te de clare himself en Tanner's hide. lie thinks that the pension laws cannot be tee favorably construed for the soldier; that a peusien is Ills right and that be ought te have it increased whenever an v Sg. respectable party will testify that it ought te be. He would have the rule of c I deuce relaxed te the utmost anil take the statement of any old soldier as snill cient te confer a cuseu iihiii an i illl cant. The general thinks that an old feldier will net lie,or W'g for mere than he needs ; and he would leave t he govern ment in their hands and lie down te pleasant slumber with Tanner's hand In his treasury. When he awakes he would be apt te lind himself peer. The Lcsun of a Sliani llnttlc. Down at Daltimere they are re-enacting In mimic warfare, the stirring eveut efuevcnty-llve years age, when the tri umphant British came up from the burning of our national capital te w teak fearful vengeance iikiii llaltimeie, the home pert of many of our sw lit pri vateers. The se-called battle of North Point, which was re-enacted very pleas antly In spite of rain and mud mi Thursday, Mas a mere sklimUh, made famous by the killing of (Jen. Itess, w he happened te get In the way of our sharp hooters us he directed the llritisli m vance. Though celebrated bv us as a victory, thin little tight was wen by the British, us had been expected, but in the death of Gen. Hes, they Millcred a blew equal te the less of u battle. Coutiu Ceutiu Uiug their advance, theUrltMi found an overwhelming force prepuretl for the de fense of Jlultlinerc, and realizing that net eveu the veterans of Wellimrti ..mI.i 5,1 hope for a victory, the attack uitsgivcn I up and attention turned te the Meet ( The furious attack upon Keit McIIenrv f Tud iu gallant defense, should Iw fami'l- r-i5! me,ry Au'ri,'il"' ","1 '' l,:'"l' .fcat will be played ever te-night Iiv the AWBOw.aud war ship?, ws one of the t. nu cvems or the ra, .i I ill) ijy ii worthy te Inspire the iniurlwiud riot Key w It i the stirring wnn. nnd My of "The Star Knau; Han- an ec- :tri ' Tfeeie toUei sham battles should draw at at te our absolute helplessness agalus't any similar marauding cxiiedl. Hen that a hostile power might send against u?. our naval strength Is even mere trifling in comparison with the strength of ikissIIiIe enemies thait It was in isil j and hlIe me then had forts de fending our cities, we new have none, and, what is wiic, no gnn. The nntltpiariati remains still bearing the names of forts and guns Mould net , tc worthy of the slightest attention -of u modern HrllWi tlivt. The llritMi font- that burned Washington and gave us se much trou ble In Isll, was net n large one and ile POiuUhI for sueccs) upon rapid move meve ineiit and Mirprlsc. Any of the great jmjw ere could tend a feicc le-day that would It; far mere formidable In propot prepot propet t ion. Km uce had four yean age mm transport 'facilities (or sixty thousand men with all I heir ciUipinciits, horses and artillery. They could be masked, embarked and Mint across the ocean with surprising ijiilrkncKs.anil as lieiuu' could tell where they might Inleiid le stilki'il would Ik- very difficult te meet them. Our sjileiuliil Wasliiuglen of lv'.i Is alniet at theniercyefany strong enemy, and even if we could mass an overwhelming felee III lime for its pin pin tcctien I lie I'eill would Is- very gi'at nnd iucalcul.'ible damage might lie In-llicleil. Si rvM-rivi: sleepj and leiig-sulleriiig kmiId IWteueil te Mr. l'eiter stnintilllig tlneiigli acetniniiUil.ira and dreary recital of Hi" lilh tux creist. This was the linicli talked of glorious celebration agitated hy Stntesnniii Uiiulls. The iieak'i'H most iu tcie!llii! obfenatliin was le theelltsl tlnil In spile el 1 4t t III lax lh.it is hc.iy enetigli te tnaintnlu a ilangeielis siitplus roM'iiue we new luiHiit sol no two Ii mid ml millions of goods, w Iilrli miglil be kept out Iiv still lnalcr luxatien. I'er example, If you are sick mid lake Inanity until you liml mu se If I ret 1 1 slek ami ill link. Just condone taking brandy. Pem-Mr. Terler! Titr latest news fieiu Stanley lufuis te n lllllisli lust Aftiean eolepaiij rmwliiili lie is suiHiseil te lioeieratlng. Illsenli'r iiIh() looked that way Irent llie llisl.s A iiihI'Miii tiein ('oiistantiueple says dial t Iiu famous brigand, Meuss.i liny, lias been exiled without trial, and tlitc.ilciis te produce lellcis fiein Turkisli geMtuni'4, urging him tei'iuuinit leblieriesand divlile the booty, Tliu ill.igeis of Viitteuesu, III AruiOni.i,lme lepulM'il a sliinig foiee mi ll or his brethei. Tilts vlll.iineus 'I'm It, Meltssa Hey, wasat mie lltne goeiner nl a piinliiee, netwIlliKtaudiiig Unit both his f.illiei iiihI liituself li.ne uiii'iuutleil noto neto note llely its 1 1 eel looters and inuuleiers. I'reiil flout (lie lesti.ilutHer elllee, lie pi u-eil liiiu seirnt llnilie.nl of Hie b.inilllll, unit iluiiui; Ihol.isltwe years liuspiupelraled asniiO'iel' slekeulng alieeltle.s wlileli e.iu Heaieely be eiedilisl, Public elauier and piessine Iieim lliuel IIl70il iweis, cetiipelUsI Ills arrest ; but lie easily bought lieedeiii.ns liDiippeaisle liaxe ileuulliis lime. Iihl winter lie wasug.ilti aiieitisl, but lode out of Hie J, ill and head ing ''l brigimils lie raiiglit ami bnrui'il le ilealli the mail w he t mil eeiupl.ilned agiilnsl lilin. lie then laid waste Hie suiieuuilliig cuiiutiy, pillaging vill ies, teituiiug, niu tl luting and i obi ilug t Iiu deli'bseless people. Ill this eaieel el' eilnie, .Meiiss.1 had the covert suppoiteflhe goveineiH, and all appeals te Coubtanlineplo were iu vain. The kiw eis ui.iilii a gieat ueiKO about the Htilgarian atrocities, w lieu It Milled tliuiu te Hud a pietext fei lnlerl'ereni e, lml tliey de net beein te caie inueh about the simi lar Tin Irish Inutilities. The e riled bri gand may be heanl fiein iu a tciy bloody way lieluie long, ami pnhaps lie will give Itussia a chume te de something iu Tin key befnie 'liristinas, IL"H exportsef mlnural ellsjn August wee about a iiilllleu and a half moieal meieal moieal uable than the nil espuits el the same liienlh of ISbS, while the eotteii evpeitH show an Ineiease nvei a ear age of some six hnuilieil llieus.iiid liellais, rptellie Hint of litis iiieulh w n had sent ahmuil In ISS'I inineiul oils le the value of !l,iis,!M7. Tni:Seuale eemuiittee en Hilarious Willi Canada has eoiiiinenrcri Inking e iileuee iu Husten, and se far it nil leans one way, the business men u he (esttlled ai;ieeliig In a lougliiKl'er auneviitien. Mi. C. A. Merse, of Canten, said heilnl net think II piid lei tlie I'liiteil States anil Camilla te maintain armies of lexenue ellleeis en both sldei of a linen theus,iinl itiilit line and that the custom laws new only p,u tiully eufeii'ed will bn-onie mete ililll cult of eiileieement us iepulatieu iuercisesen the hentieis. It Canida would arrange lis Iniill and llsheiy laws le suit us and if something could be rione te pm tcL-t our railieads fieiu Caiiaillau competi tion all might be well, but its it is thelulei statu cnmmcicc law l.i unjust te uiii mails and drives btisine.ss le paiallel Canadl.in linei. A member nl the chamber of uoui ueui meree w he came liem Can. id i tueuly-li e years ami said lie was oppeseil te any jieliey that did net lead te annexation and thai extension of commercial privileges would lead te it. ithui business men lu lu ensl leeipieelty, lint declined iinnexallen impiai tic-able at picseut. Till: IMIII.Uslll'IIKIt IIIICM). In id I na I (ilhlietiM HciieiinccH the Ihcc C loll of ll --till lie In lilin. Cardinal tiihbens has issmsl a pasimal letter calling attention In the allocution el PeK' lasjiin the uuieillnn leienlly el a meuunieut iu Heme in the uienieiy nt Hi une. The lettei w ill be lead iu the Cu''. ho he ik i hun lies next Sunda.x. The c.mlinal s.n s: "A mingled leellug el uuhtisms rath ml deep wyinMtln as bust in'every Catholic hc.ilt wheii the iicwm came that ilpiti a jinbhe Miiiuc, in Heme, linpieiis men dared te uuxcil the statue el an apos tate monk. Hi.c.'uiny the meineiy nt a wild theeriei, a shameless wulei anil denier el the di lmt nl Christ, Irem the ebsiMinU el u gw that had ler thiee i en turles cleved upon its displace, these men. baikcil by inoie brute l'uice, hue set upon a iHilest.tl In the Hely Citj the statue nt the infamous llinne. Siiiliu pnseislln is a palpible and ll.iuiul eiitiace, net alone upon the Catholic, but iisiu the uhiilu Christian win Id. It-, animus is clear in the uuclilistlan ami ilcli.int laui;tia;c em ployed ill the uiui'iliug nl Ihe statue of u in in whose hole lite bie.Uhiil cnwuiiliee and eiideand dellaiice of l.iufullv consti censti tutisi nutherity. " Thciis in net the action ul ibscnt, linn erable, but iei-.-ni.bd nun, alni and With due i .'oil le lhi lsliii-snl' lUherh, ploiiiulj;.eie'. a ni. .i, t r iiiIhhIiu iug a new cull I'lii ir iiltcinpl is n. a se nun h te lieiuu h is li insult and lillllv the vicar ul .lesiist hiistaml his deieliil chil dren tlnnilghoet Christcildeiii. Imlissl. their aim Is hnriici Mill. Thex derv and insult net alone His ii-ar but our Iinliiu iaml llimsell. I 'rum eery laud thev h.ie chosen as the committee te luitheY the movement the ehauipinn nl atheism, tlie would be ilnMftiyciH nt the cry uiiu uiiu uiiu dationsefi litiK!ianif. It ih pre'pei that the Christian world and eHS-lall this IMirtlen, nlieii- thetcrm -reliu'iousfrcslein' is iimlerstnetl In a miIht. t hriMlau sense talliiltlil !... I .. 11. !.. .. ,.....,,,, ..i.i,,,, nun uicii iiiuinaiit scion action hiu-h us tins. e ure net et rid ler iirH,siiiii, ui whnh the nsl ami the bl.nl. Hags ) liMiluli.iui.tsand an.iiihils ate dell. only ll.uint.sl." Ill triii m, lliklc iimxtiii-. imliiK ..f .... light, lube takts in uilnt, frnUcut UeMii- te ' urlnaK, . .iKdully ut night, l.n,uip (u mifllf I Iigs, criutiial loef ll,luuul Urujuli-ul silclllnz ahy one or mere of tie- iet- diuinlcn .in .in jiiitein or .i.tvaiMl khlney llia or llrlfilil k UlMux-, and Warner t&itet ure .heiilit . In- freely UMst an-eritliiR le (llicctteiw. lir. m H.TIioiui.eii,r tl.eUty of N,)v erk, kunk " Mere actnlu nre iiirrlt.I oil In tlitit isiuntry b ciirenii-Kiuncy iiimum, (ilull hJ (,ti ethi r urn mu'iiUy exii-et ciiikuiiiiuIeii. 'i i aU. j,r )i(, I-'wIi my, our lil evrn Miniature. In piieaklne of WfiriHrnKarel'iin- "111 r.miiil ii. s. ir tli victim eln nrtuu kulut truntili, 1 -h,,uia n yourjinj-Rralien." ItUittittttttlter'. I'lm.AiiKi.MiiA, i-riiiryri- " ' In respect Jt)f the crowd of buyers in -the. Chestnut street entrance a friendly critic writes: "Something is risked by using that lovely aisle for a bargain stall." We are grateful for the remark that fellows : " I feel about that Arcade as the an cients did about the Temple of the Gods." Pleased te knew of such in telligent interest in our doings. New te this geed friend and all ethers interested we would say: This is a many sided place, and it must present its various sides successively. The first two weeks of September have been given te a display of what we can de in Bargains. After to morrow Bargains must retire te their respective places, but Bar gains will be here all the same. Afterward we shall show you a few things of extraordinary in terest. I lave we had our people in Europe by the dozens for neth ing? Have they studied the 1-"tench Exposition for naught ? Yeu shall see ; wait and watch. Already the Dress Goods are here in abundance. Let ters tell us that the World of Kashiun about us moves net for the Autumn until Wana maker speaks. We have just whispered once or twice of what you will find here iin cqualcd absolutely, but in a day or two well, wni and watch. There will be " Openings " and " Occasions " ad libitum ct infinitum. It seems hardly a joke that mankind were waiting for our words about Clothing. The sales yesterday despite the storm indicated that they heard whether listening or net. uirat'inis. Engravings beautifully fram ed and resting upon brass easels, a let of ihem in the Basement at 1 3 ill and Market streets. They began coining in yesterday. Last holidays we sold the easels alone at $6, ether people get as much new. Tlie pictures are choice and richly framed in white and gilt, tne ii.iu price te-clay is 5. But .u.i 1.111 buy our easel and picture with frame for $5.50, or you may have the easel for $3 and picture for $2.50. Geed choice of subjects. This is another triumph of large trading. Itescmeut, T Wlrlci nth ami Muikrl ntnels tut ncr. Women's ll'ras. There would be less te won der at iu the Women's Wraps at half and less if they were unseasonable. They're net. Seme for Fall wear, some for Winter wear. Present price wouldn't buy tlie doth. hi 1 .mil Heur. I hi-timl Mm I. Women's Xcwniurkch, About 200 mere of these all wool Newmarkets and Rag lans (imported cloths) at $. and 55, reduced from $8, $10 and jUj. Fall weights, plaids and stripes. Scieiiit Heur, Clii-htiiiil ktitit fcltle. I'lu cle cle tileru. I 'nderwear. There are specially interest ing prices en a variety of Un derwear for Children, Women and Men. But one fault sue range incomplete. ( UcMmitMictt Mile, west of .Main AMc. Il'emeu's O'leres. ) 5' -5e real French Kid Oleve (black) at 75c is an un common happening. Fresh goods, three and four rows of embroidery. I hcMiiiil sticet Milr, west of Main AMc. A'ibdeus. Three of the touch-and-go kinds : .15c Annures 18c. Belter quality 25c. .5c Satin Annures 10c. A new line of Satin-edge Meire Ribbons that you'll be ulau te knew. os. te 1 6, t' 0 te 2jC. 1 Jit 1'raTiM pt. . prens. "Soiled," but they don't look leek it. Ne matter ; tlie price is half. Frem a handful for a dol lar up te er line. t In-Muni ltii t sub , Mam isle. 'Jehn Wanamaker. (Ox'eirvvictt. ii..MtKi:s iii:ai villi: ti:a. Who Would NetYisit the Fair? Ilciciofer. tin ilinisseu ri was.'rilCt no.. Tills iar tin MIMIssIiin Wit. I. : l-':i:, I'lm lilnl v mi lini run I'cnl-W'erlli or CLARKE'S CELEBRATED HEADACHE TEA ; Hi Mill tli ctM. nun AilmlkMeii J'liki't KItl'l'. Mis. In. iii.1,,,1 ii,,.,j IM llii'.Malii lIulKIIHK. Il uilli.IM' AW all llic .MurMin'racliiis eii nm ,-ai unJ ciieiikIi l'iipp Oil Sisip te keep eii cte.ni ler n jt-ur, samGel'clarke's TKA A COITJ'.i: STOHK, 12 A 1-1 SOUTH 0.l':r.' ST. I.ANt'ASTKH, l'A., , w.. ,,,,.h,,'"l',")-'" TOT1IK IWIIt. St) 0O -1 HAND fAin erBNINO AT THK New Yerk Stere Wi: AUK NOW KXHIHlTINCt A BTOCK OF NEWFALLGOODS! Three times louliircefiir t!iM.erp thnt In llif KihM "eiilit Mien- te iH'lt'T mil untune If Mr liml only 11 Ihlnl of our present Mink- but we mini hnc the Lntett St) lc. We Have the Assortment I We Have the Lewest Prices ! WE OPEN TO-DAY! ItAJAll WOOI, HUITINOH, S linhes lile, lie i worth "e. nn-lncb HIINOHA WOOI. HUITINOH, Colored Htrls's, 17c ; Mjlil c tryw here nt itie. PIN KC'AHII.M Kit till KNItlirrTAH. Hiiisrtnr Qunlitv, beautiful Celers, 311 rd ami iiiurter H lite, 87J" j worth Me. A llunilreil New Design hi Plain anil Htrlpcit All-Weel COMIIINAITO.V MUiriNOS, nt 23c, 3V,ic Wc liml 7fe n J unl. New Fall Hosiery 1 EW FALL KID AND CASHMERE GLOYES ! Blankets and Flannels! Al' IJHKsl' 11AKD CA1II I'HICKH ! WATT & SHAND G, 8 and 10 East King St. IASHIONS. 24 Centre Square, J. Harry Stamm's FASHIONS, I'lit-hlim I net nlaiijh Njiioiiyiiien with liriuity, lml Ihl season It m-ciii he iiKieed tlmt " llennly nheiild go Hc.iiitirnlly Attired." t)UH NEW FALL DRESS GOODS Aic notaMe ter fem firt-clabi ttatutei-, BIG VARIETY. STYLES, QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS, lilt: VAHIKI V OI'IIUH DRESS GOODS IsrrHll) ii markalile innl miiiciei geat-tia In IjinliiK tiuin us. Nutliini but Bargains Here. Iaiily Htrlpvd lrlniiniiix Hlllts at Tee a jnril. Ilcailtltnlhlrliieil I'lirlan Hllkhnt Jl anil Jl W a jaril. iWliuh All-W'ixil -M online hlrlied SiililiiKsnt :il'4-" Jiud. ID-Inch All-Weel I'liild "i:iM" Knttlims nt &V iij aril. IheseKiHiihiircctqiilslte, Ihvbiaiity of shailhiK I" Ix'jenil all llnacln.itlnn IU hull AIIAVimiI .Small MilptilMulthiKi. at Jee n jiinl. 'linn-goeds inccui ptlenally line. Iisllieii Weistnl I'lnlds, lolers lnuiitlfiilly ceinliineil, al .Vk' a .Mini. AII-Wih)1 UMluli Saieii) biittlUKs at 37'. c a ynnl, avim-li Hllk Llnik 8iiltlni;s, fei clillilien'K near, ptutM, jil Ntieng, &t)c a jaiil, AII-WikiI I'l-lnihHIlk I'lnl-licil llenridtas, U sliailf", nl 7.V a jard. 'e better koeiIs Here cti mill ler SI. Te Sec Is Te Believe. Come ! D.nilile-l'eM W'iMHit I'lc-limi rcf-at 10c a jaul. TliesCKiMKlHiiie'.jC.i .Mint niiilir pi Ice. AU-WimiI Kslni'li I'lcncli MtilKil Suitings nt .17' je a ymd. 'Hum1 kihhN iiic mi iniiile that iliixl can't ii main en lliein, niiij tln bccicr seiliisly I lie least bicczr Mllltlitni tlicma-M llli a brush. I'llly illlli lint si) lesSchenl I lillilicn's In ess lieisU, I'lnlds ami Hlils-s, at Itfe ami 1,1'a 1 1 1 1 1 ThescKisslsiiieslrenuiis llie brine liem the iKcan, jet pntt as the June skies. m BOSTON STORE Cheapest of All, Ne. 24 Centre Square. r llltl' K DALMATIAN INS KIT POWDKlt, 1 prepcllisl bi ii uixsl pettiler blower. Is llm iiinnt ctlwlu.il ilcstre.MT of Mien and oilier small I list cts. Fer sale At iium.i:y'h imue steiik, Sri West Klnir Sin-cl, I 1UMIY WOI.F, FURNITURE STORE, him rcmewil te l.W Ijist Klmj street. Ien Im; a lull lliiunf rurnllurc of every iiescrlptlen at the Innctt prim.. Alse IJll.lcrtaklni; promptly at tended le. Call ami examine our i-issl. KS-tfillt 11. WOI.K. Ktdl-aistKliii.'Sitrcvt. L ILLKIl'H HOKAX SOAP, MILLER'S Borax Seap WILL- WASH CLOTHES, -AND EVERY ARTICLE UNDER THE BUN ttavpft. Tyi. B. K. 8IIAUH. J. V. VONDKRSMITII. TM 18, 20, 22 EAST ORANGE ST. rt'll Y en Ent OnMRG Mrret ? OUU IttTHINKKHlii In Cur rn-ls, Curtfllnn, Etc., KXCI.UHfVGLY. Till" Is the only plure. Millnblii for urh n lumliirH, tlmt cimiIiI nnd 111 the CKNTHK ( f THE CITY. We are Kind thai we are here nnd no trc our friends nnd patron. They nil miy " tf Just the plnce. why. you're right here!"' Ye, ll' the plnce. Yeu ran brentlm here. Yen can frn here. It I ilcamnt here. And von can hny everythlns litre In our line nt HIOHT I'HICm SHAUB auE2SVIyd A VONDERSMITH. J." MAIITIN A CO. CARPETS ! CARPETS ! We have added an additional salesroom te our Carpet and Wall Paper Department, and new have the largest Shew Reems in the city all en sec ond fleer. New and elegant stairways make this fleer easy of access.' Our stock of Carpets this Fall is larger than ever before, and contains mere Ncxv Patterns than will be found elsewhere. A few patterns ever from last season at about half price what they cost. Mecpiettes, Axminster and Gebelins, never se handsome before. Bedy Brussels, all the popu lar makes. Our Special Bedy Brussels, lull s; irame, and in every re spect as geed as the best made I lartferd or Bigelow. Price right. These Tapestry at 46c, same quality as sold last season at 65c, are going fast. Full line of Extra Super Car pets, all wool filling, at 50c : never before sold under 60c. Window Shades ready te hang, 29c ; Spring Fixtures. J. B. MARTIN & CO., Cor. West King & Prince Sts., Lancaster, Pa. f?vu (Ooetipf E AIU.Y AUTUMN HTY1.ES. Charles Stamm, 35-37 NORTH QUEEN STREET, llHsOHueil ii HIk Assortment of EARLY AUTUMN STYLES AND- COLORS HENRIETTAS and CLOTHS. Wc take pliiisiuc In iiiiueiiiiehiK Ihe eieiilnc of a laiKu shipment of tlie abeic kismIs In nil the latest sljles and celuis for Aiituinu Wear at Very Moderate Prices. Silks. halm De lannr- l'liishis. .Meire Autiiie- Velvets. ha tin Itliiulama Siitlns. Oies-liialu hllks- hiirahs. Arniure I'aiiiles-Neieltles. IN rslan ranclcs-Hrecailcs. Dress Goods. Hi nrlittas treses. UiiiIh r I'labls t'ashinercs. l'allern hulls Novelties. L'lnbcr htrlpcd MehHlr. hlikilliiiuls-hlilllnns Cletris- lliead Cleth. Delias Cleths, l.'UKlisli Cestuine Cleths, lrlcets Cleths, Habit Cleths. Ijicllcs Cleih, KtilcnleHli Cleths, llaskct Cleths. Aiiiiuene II' Itulc hackings, CleakliiKK, etc., cle. Allure reivctftill luv Itcd te te call nnd Ii.- (vet our NEW GOODS -AND- NOTE OUR LOW PRICES. Samples sent Krecupen application. Country enleis uitixe prompt unit careful in tuition. Goods sent te nil parUC, O. I)., or en lecelpt of iKMeillccnrihr. Don't inlss Kilnc our display lieferc making selections. Our nualllle arc nlirayb n liable. I'rtee nlwiijutliB lowest. Ne trouble te khew goods ut the Meney Ha lng 35-37 North Queen St, LANCAS'IXH, l'A. LancasterCarpet H NewSuks DressGoeds vm m 9 fiAtirtrr, wam. vaveh, cubtai.v and hiiade dartmenth. HHCER& BROTHER. Carpet Department. Our Knll nnd Winter Hteek efCnri-ctn will mertlyeur nllentlen, being the BetHUn1rd Mktt of Mwiuette, Dtxty llrnscl, TH-try Umel, tngrnln of All (Irndr, Kuir",Llneltenm,01l Clelli4'U!. HcwIiik mid J-iijlni! Dene In the Ilest Mnnncr. Wall Paper Department. V11II IhiiK-r mid Dceoriillen!! for the coining Hoajen. V rtetlnltlei". IViptr llnngcrs end Decordters rent and their I'nll Stock of V11II raiier mid Decoration Damp Wall Paint HpeclnltleK. IViptr Hangers and Curtain and Shade Department. Lace Curtain for CO cent per I'alr and Upward. The LntU Novelties In Heavy Curtain for Doerwnya and Window. Hnnd-Mndc Cambric, with Match Fringe. txiw-Prlccd, Rcudy-Mad Hhndex. Htere Minde n Kpeclnlty. a-All Order l'reuiplly Filled. 25, 27, 29 and 31 L ANCAHTUlt, HEPTCMBEIt, 1(1, IhSil. Only a Week TO CL0SK OUT BARGMINS -IX- DRY GOODS 1LNT) NOTIONS. SPECIAL. LOW l'lUCES TOR CARPETS AND LADIES AND CHILDREN'S COATS. Tlie Philadelphia. Stere, 6 AM 8 NORTH QUEEN STREET, marif-ljilAw B I.ANK1-7IH. BLANKETS SAVED METZGER Si Late Ijist HprltiK DeiiKlit Blankets ! Bitted from it Fire, en which the niell of smoke. larnu case of them, but still haven few mero left. COMPORTS and COUNTEItl'ANl-S In Large Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere, Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa. (OI'VOSITK THIS COOIMJU HOUSK.1 ilirtlchi-e. H" ItHOADH A HON. BEAUTIFUL FORMS jeweiRY Aie net made by chance. They result from artUtle deli;ii In the hnnil of skilled workmen. We have a New Line of the Uitest Patfrns of J i:VKI.RY In ItHOOL'I !!, HIIIIION ANDSCAUK TIKK, lJUACKLiri'S, ItlNOS, BUTTONS, NWK CHAINS, WATCH CHAINS, II IIt ORNAMi:NTS, Ac Many of these nrtlclcs, altlieiiKh of Build Oe'.d, vitc examination. H. Z. RHOADS & SON, Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET. .'tCUH'ft, F LINN A llllENKMAN. -l-'OH- STOVES! -ue FLINN & BRENEMAN, Ne- 152 ITertli Queen Street, LASCAsn:n. jwxx'a. lueic. I ON'TMIHS IT RARE BARGAINS. A (irand Dlsplav of the Misl l'epular ami Most Reliable Pianos and Organs will in; madi: IIV Kirk Jehnsen & Ce., at Tin: ..i.xcAsn:; cecxrv fa in. All should cMimliiv them, for sooner or later ) en villi vwint one, and one that will give .von satisfaction. We lsisltlvcl Kiumilltcc haltstac t Ien In every particular for si cam, nint sell en the easiest terms live dollars a month. Think of It from onttetwo.vearslo iwiy for ll 1 The above eoedn came timet from the factory, nnd we villi etlcr a islttve burealu each day of the l'alr. KlllK JOHNhON .1 CO., Ne. VI West KlllK ht lincasler, l'J. 1'. S. hcceiiil-llauil IM.inesand Orvans taken Iu Kchaiii;e. 'lil-lydAw (SJrtwirtoce. S' TANIUKDC'AHltlAUK WOUK. EDW. EDGERLEY, CARRIAGE BUILDER, 10, l. V MAItKKrr.STUKirr.Utcar of the l'listemee), lVNCAhfLlt, l'A. Donet KullleUill During I All! WILK unit htv our I'lne Asseruneiit of Buggies, Phaetons, Jump Seat Carriages.Etc. I ha e all the latest sljles te select from, and have also a very fine assortment of second-hand work some of my own work. ttoiteui prne. Call anil exnmiue Ne trou ble te show our work innl 1 1 plain cvtrj detail. Iteisilntltii; and Itepatrini; promptly anil neatly done. One set of workmen epe chilly euiplejed fur that purpose. . for the coining Hoajen. WaMiable I'aper and Decorators rent and their Werk Guaranteed. West King St., IjANCAKTKR, PENN'A. or Ten Days TIIK STOCK OF liANCAHTER. PENN'A. FROM A FIRE ! HHUCHMHN an Immense Quantity of Blankets ! Is barely perceptible. We have already Mild six Qiiiiutitlce ut Cheap I'rlees, AT- AND COMPOSITION -IN- arc nt Lener I'rlees than Keed plate, We tn- &1-. STOVES! re- (tl(iUrtUll1VC. HI IUII A MAHTIN. Jars! Jars! Cliina Hall. ArniMllhL'l'I'IAOK "LIGHTNING" JARS lu I'luts, (juarts and Half Uallenv, ATLOWTl'HItTX. MASON'S IN ALL SIZES. JELLY TLiIIlLi:RS,.tc., AT High & Martin, Ne. I. KACTKLNQBT. CTertl. Tl'.MIli:it ANDCOAl J 11)IIACOhIIOOKHANI)CASF. WhiT KUN 1IAUU W0Ol)s. Wnelesale nnd lletall, by II. II. MARTINA CO., ut-lyd Hi Water hlrect, ljincaster. la. OAU.MOAltDNKltsiai.MfANY. COAL DEALERS. Ofui ts-Ne. Mi North tJiuenhtrtct, mid Ne. M North Prince slict YAUU4 North 1'riiae Strw-t, utar IttaJinu DctKjt. auj!l5-Ud LANCASTER. l'A. iwiWuiKial
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