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;ffttil Intelligencer
SlV'f UTORSW Jr.STElNMAN,
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CbAXLBSHTEINMAH fuliTA tilt ter.
ROBERT CLARK, Publisher.
Mt DAILY INTELLIUKNCKIt-rnbllOied
rery day In the year, but Sunday. Nerved
by ranter In this rlty itnd inrreandlng
towns at ten cenU n k. By mnll n ve 1ol 1el
lanayrar In advance; 50 ten Ur month.
WKEKLY INTELLIOENCF.lt-One dollar and
fitly nl a year. In advance.
XOHCB TO BUBSCmnEnS-ncmll by rhrck
or pmtefrlre order, and where neither of
tbeeecan be procured (send In a registered
letter,
ntered at the rosterflee, in second clM mall
matter.
AEDBCfl, THE DTTSLLiaENOEK,
LnnCAMcr, V.
LAKCABTER.PA., September 24, 1889.
That Strwl Committee.
Mtcst wncn inuycnr opened wu nan muiii
pi- te My te tlic street uinmuucc et mis
R&tjelty as te the condition of the streets nm!
k$ ?w the Imperative uecrtthntcxIMcil for the
ww nse of a twttcr surrncc stone ler lnacmui.
ralr.tug. The teucs that had liccn put
'te upon the streets at. great cett the year
before had crumbled under the ilMnle
, grating fronts of winter, n nd laid en the
trect!, In the eprlng, a grunt mnv of
mud, te le removed at great expense.
We succeeded In stirring the commit
tee tip, h that they hired an eiiinlbtm
one day and drove around the town te
we "what atone were obtainable.
They resolved, or gave out that they
had, te try each kind of stone niwjii
the street.snnd determine which was
the best. He far as we knew, this vv as
the extent of the eoinmlttee'H virtuous
resolution te get better stones than they
get from a single iiuerry ; and single
quarries still supply the stone, and
the breaker that was ordered uvvny
from It has never Ijccii removed. We
have waited, in patient digust, until
new the leaves are falling, mid we fully
knew that thcre la no geed work te lie
expected this year upon our streets.
And from this committee vv e nrestreng
in the conclusion that no geed work
can even be reasonably exjicctcd. Its
chairman is William itiddlc ami Parke
Cummlugs is his chief aid. We used te
think that there was centlderahle geed
In both these men j and probably there
is if It can be drawn out. Mr. Ivldillu
doubtless has an excellent kuewledge of
the school boekB In which he deals and
Mr. Cuninilngserthe brass and things
that provide his ostensible business. Hut
AIH,ntt .,f tl..itn IiiiIm ii imltlllu fill fatlfftf
jjfTrf livitlici " Hiiiii Hint; h.iit'i ' wvv
iv manaffemeut In the interest of the pee
ple.
Neither of them knew hew a geed
ntrect may besjiiidejudglng by their
works. I'erhnps they de net want te
knowjer perhiijN they niny say stubborn
fcllew-nicmliers keep them fieni doing
hII the geed thnl they could de and
would de if they hud their way. Mr. .1.
I. Btermfelt Is en the committee; he Is
reputed te Knew hew te run a plan
ing mill and he ought te he in
telligent enough te knew hew te
make u geed roadway. Mr. Joel L.
'Haines, having graduated from a
b.arhershep through the police foreelule
au auctioneer's stand, may lie sup
posed te have" gathered Information
enough in his pilgrimage te tell stones
from mud. Mr. Jehn V. Wise, brick
maker, may have a natural antipathy
te stones and fondness for mud, but
should net let his prejudices nllcct his
aetten as a committeeman. Mr. Daniel
Sing in his devotion te his grocery store
probably does net often gut en the street;
but Mr. H. II. rnderwoed, dcntNt and
bicycler, one would think would K-ek te
secure rutless streets w 1th nil his energy.
Mr. Henry I. Freeh Is a tailor and an
intelligent nieinl-er of the committee,
and is net the black sheep of the Het k.
I'crlmjw we will Ins able Ix'feie lung te
determine what it Is that keeps our
streets in bud condition and that pei
uiits the street railroads te make ruts, lay
sidings, occupy bridges and generally
take possession of the streets as they
please.
J& We cannot think that the street com
mittee has demonstrated Its wisdom as
conservator of the cltj's interest In the
streets, in recommending that teuuclts
ermlt the creation of another siding
en Duke street north of the bridge. We
de net need te prove that the loop made
by the street, railroad at Its passing
points, l-jaeat hindrance te the use of
the street by ordinary vehicles; and It is
au obstruction which a jury would tie tie
clnre te be a uulsaticc, if it is net abso
lutely necessary te the running of the
railroad. Everyone knows hew objec
tionable these double t tacks me, taking
up the width of the street, tilling it w ith
ruts and forbidding the adjoining piop piep
erty owners te use the streets In front of
their houses as a waiting place for their
carriages. At the place proposed
for the new siding en Duke
street, the street railway has fully suc
ceeded in taking possession of one
side of the bridge and entirely
forbidding its use by wagons; and the
street committee seems te hne thought
that it might as well Mulsh up the jolt
for Mint square by taking possession of
the remainder of it with a side track
And another thing, in which this u
inarkable cemmittis? lias succeeded in
demonstrating its wonderful quality, Is
iu the grade it lluds in this square el
Duke street and thoeiio south of it, which
it has just given permission te the prop
erty holders te pave with asphalt
blocks, It Mug new about a year sime
the committee put en its lust covering of
mud. They hae awakened te the fact
that their sheet grade and pavement
grade de net agree, though they are both
official ; nud that the street must come
down or the pavements go up.te get the
streets licked Inte shae for the asphalt
paving.
And the notable body of nvv Is debated
all last evening whether they could lay
their hands haul eueugli en the street
railway company te make It take
up Its rails, or whether they could
make it let them de it at the city's cost ;
the variegated birds all seeming te agree
that the property holders, hu ing laid
their sidewalks according te the city
Guutcr, could net U made te chuune
them; and the whole (lock is out en
Duke street this morning cackling ever
the situation. When they reach a con
clusion, probably they will de some
thing, which w ill turn out te be nothing,
In the usual maimer.
The French libelleus.
The result of the French election may
he materially changed by the numerous
re-balletliigs but It is quite evident that
the bold and linn jsilicy of the govern
ment hnsn strong enough foundation of
popular support te enable It te defy the
Ce iiblncd fenvs of its enemies. At the
anie time the warning has lieen plainly
given that lleulaiiger still exists as an
active factor In French nUMcs the
bead that Joins in formidable union the
Imperialists, Monarchists au otjlerv
Who dUuppreve of the existing form of
geveriun',iit. Perhaps the most siirprls
lug thins I" the result Is the cempara
tive silence of the (Cratches with regard
te the effect of the clerical antagonism
of the government. Undoubtedly the
Influence of the dlfrnncbled priests
was strongly felt against the gov
ernment, but It docs net apjienr
te assume the menacing importnuce
that wns thought te belong te it when
the hikj lind evinced his dlsplcnsure
at the ruling which excluded priests
from politics. The jxtsltlonef the church
iu France nppcnrs te be directly the re
verse of Its jxsdtleii In American jkiII
tlcs, as shown In the criticism of Dr.
McOlynu for taking part iu political
ntlhlrs. The French government has
enforced the decrees forbidding the
clergy front taking part In any v ay In
these elections. The clergy rcciited this
and the Comte de Paris, iu his recent
mnulfcste, skilfully makes use of this
religious lever, urging all friends of the
church te support the united enemies of
Mm government. When the smoke of the
centllct clears away, It will no doubt Iw
found that the strength of the opposi
tion came chiefly from the clericals, and
that In reality the enmity te n republi
can form of government Is slowly but
surely wearing Itself out. When It has
censed altogether te be dangerous,
the revision of the constitution may
be safely undertaken, but the French are
Impatient of anything Mint Is defective
and will probably hasten te revision In
spite of icrlls. The sticugth of these,
favoring revision In the new chambers
cannot lie told until the re-balletlug.
A peculiarly French incident was the
casting of ballets for Heulaugcr licnrlng
the words " Martyr of the Republic."
The voters who cast these ballets
could hardly hae execteil them
te 1x! counted, and evidently In
tended te put the government iu
the position of Interfering with the
right of suffrage. This was ale shown
by the circulation of the miner Mint
voles for the exiles would net lie counted.
Considering the geneial tendency te
sympnthl70 with political exiles, the
Influence of the clericals nud the united
nctlonefthe opposing parties, the re
sult of the election must lie highly satis
factory te all friends of the republic.
A Surprising Itcsnlt.
Henry 8. Ics, the young Napeleon
of Wall stiect llnaiRcrlng methods, w he
has been en 1 1 f til for issuing fraudii'eiit
ste'k of the Cincinnati, Hamilton .V. .V.
Dayeon railway, apjicnrs, by the
testimony, te lie the victim of au at
tempted conspiracy te charge him with
n crime of which he Is net nt all guilty.
Whatever there may have lcen ques
tionable iu his nietbodsef gaining pos
session of this tnlllead, theie dues
net seem te have lieeu eiiiue
In them ; which is very sur
prising, considering the unanimity
ami violence with which the news
papers have condemned him. lie
eilers another striking Illustration,
among the many that me lately tip
pining, that iiewspnjH'r convictions
nre often based en peer evidence and
are mainly made te giatify a sen
sational purpose or te run In the vain of
a popular ciy.
The prosecution proved the ci hue it
chaiged upon Ives by Woodruff', who
had been his confidential clcik nud pait
ncr; but his evidence, as that of an ac
complice, needed confirmation, which If
net only did net get, but en thecentraiy
II was pointedly eeiitindlvted by lire lire lire
pioachahte witnesses as te vital mutters
and as te particulars concerning which
Woodruff' could net have tcstltled difl'ei
eutly by mistake but must have delib
erately icrjiircd himself.
A iiihpaii'ii from lluikeley Hprlngs, V.
Va,, says : " A l.nge stone hi the, slinpe et
awheel, used by .binies ltimihe, the In
enter ol'tlie steamboat, in a gilst mill In
Allen district, this county, ever loe e.us
nge. Is new oil evlilblllen in I'lent of the
con 1 1 house, A movement i en loot te
have the stone iucorpeiulcd iu a monu
ment te be. ei cried te Kuuisey's menuiiy,
either at Berkeley Spiliigsor.Shopheids Spiliigser.Shopheids Spiliigsor.Shepheids
town. The II i st bout evei propelled by
steam was huimhcd by Mr. Itumsey lu
the Potomac river utst. Helm's Hun. This
laet has been settled, anil he Is ele.irly en
titled te the honor. The, monument u III
llktily be elected during the cnmiiiK yenl,"
Iteliurt Pultun was the fatliei eT the
steamboat. These West Virginians h.iwi
cheek.
Kannxs gave llarilsen a phii.dity of
se.ISUl, and yet the people or that stnle are
chituering ler the admission of MnU-nu
ores froe or duty. Hed their insolatiens
published elsewhere.
Xevv auvvs we never tlioef admiring the
Ingenuity ami cwcllcuce et nlm lenutli
century devices, and iu this tow n of late
the giuuelithic. or cement pavements h.ive
come in for n geed sliaie of pride. It
appeals, however, that the prehistoric
Amuricans used gtauelltlile lean extent
tliat we have baldly dreamt of. Spciial
Agent Monlsen, of thtmeoleKieal surve.v,
bus Just icperted en the condition of Ihe
famous lis.i liniinlu in gie.it house of
Arizona. The walls et this building
of a long torgetteu nice :ue live
fett tliiek ami about leit.v leet high.
The mateilalef lilt.li thnv aieeoustiue aieeeustiue
lisl Is almost iiide.struillbluVeui'ictc made
of line gravel, Kind, and cement, eleselv
leseiublliiL; the gnuielithle new used In
Washington. This was laid lu the walls
III gl cat IiIecUn. One et these measiiiid
sev en feet three in. hes in length, feui I. el
three inches in width, and two leet
sUJInibes In height. The walls, both
Inside and out, w eie phtstuied w ith leiueul
width yet clings te them with vvenderlul
tcn.uit.v, that en the inside being as smooth
and gloss as the host htid-llnlshed inturi inturi
eis el the present dni . All of the looms,
el width there are lour new iut.ut, am et a
uniform bull tolei, width is very pleasing
te the eye.
Till, lailuioel the publishing house el
Hclferd, I'larku A Ce. tli.iws attention te
the cheapness of books ut present and te the
growth of the publishing business in the
West.
ll quaint and sleepv old Juohee loses
her Ihiiii us eitadel, the whole t'outllient
will irgut it. Then, is net a town iu the
eeiintiv with mere te altiaet aiidtb.iim
the visitor, ijuelitv I a eitv of the ild
World with euil.ms imieteeuth ceutui.v
v.niiitiens, u foreign town with au Ameri
can invent. Ilei tlnllling historical .1Sso .1Sse .1Sso
eiatlens aie f.iuilliar te eveiy w hoel Imij,
and the keen traveler from the statesih
surprised te tin. I the peasants tif the coun
try all allot t, as densely Ignorant and sim
ple mlnile.1 as anj peivmtry of the Old
World. The cngiiiccis whehaMi(.aiuiuisl
the.-iuebl elitl net only ichm( that inure
el it is alKitit te tall but speak of a con
tinuous ihemieal illsiulegnitleu of the
ns-k. It may be hoped that this Is only
the lain nation of an alanuit, as this new
laud cannot alleid te lese that line old cita
del, a -lA-Miquii: or j;i;i.s.
mmiie el Tlicm Traveis.sl ;i(M Vci en
Dry laiml lu a l'nete.
l'rem lli- VeulliV t'einiuialiia.
It was once my goetl fortune te witness
.. n.......m.. ... nis, .i eenaiu imiiiiI en
.Man
"'I water he ej-enn llevvM In, se that It ' f'- Jenii) l.lnd. vie McCnll Wace i.,s,wn,l. i,,,vv " II -iii ! tterne, auSdT : West King Mreil.
in be Kihl te lie silt at luirli tnle, ami i'"1"1 Jr',ui "bbv . und ernl uihtPlat- ""- in hi i. .ynernc-. mumnuu
"Ti" r JirHPkUl, at low llile rmUeen. that villi turn-m.ml.0l In W , ,v, u.s VNI, , , rl.s .,,,,. , , j,ST I T TN.T r-VK Ut - U01r AM) MKDIl'.M I
lln ; ..lltionheiiuiMlle lie jurheulailv iis,, r. I m.bhi ,i , u . , ,. V. t..t i.c-i a. i u . . d mwt -iii- . utel , 'k'. -"-ar In all gradciinid mi
laverable ei the liroiiHiratteu et e-N. and 1 Kiitin, s ' '' r'.',r..llnr" i l'"i ""d i,! u ., ... ... 1 UIsjI v.N n , iw ' -n- -"V I urulslilnsnterf, I
' ' ' .miUiBiiiiii,. aiii-'UMM eeuu KunnUliHf Mere. t!Vt Kinj rc, ii W ci Km. ln-cu
the muddy bottom una fairly alive -.villi
llieiii, many of them of large size. As the
tide ebbed mane eels went Inte salt wafer.
One evening I had occasion te cress the
creek with a friend lust at nightfall. Tim
llttln brook hud dwhnlled down toamere
stream, a feel or se hie, and as we stcpied
ev er, It w as seen te be black w Ith cols. My
comimnlen Inadvertently stcpjieil In nmeiig
them, nml nt the Instant (he living river
brnke and b rciimrknble slamiiede oc
curred, llitndrtslsef forms, tanging from two te
three or inore feci in length, broke nvvny
nud dashtsi ovcrthedry but slippery heath,
covering It In everv direction with n wrig
gling mass of eel life. The tcrrllled ani
mals dashed up tevvnrd the shore and lu
every direction, though ultimately turning
and making ler the distant water. Heme or
them traversed, te reach it, ever 300 Icel of
dry hind.
ii:ti.Aiii:n rNcuNvmrTieNAi..
A .lnitu Holds'! lint Iho .Minnesota Meat
Insiieelleii Ijivv Is Void.
In the Culled Ktates circuit court at .St.
Paul tin Mntidnv Juilge Nelcen dellvercd
nil able and exhaustive opinion, heUllug
the Minnesota meat Inspection law uncon
stitutional and void, lie held thnt it was
iu plain violation of the commercial chmse
of the constitution, which provided
that the Congress shall have control of
commerce between the sIhIes and with
the Indian tribes. He also held that It was
In violation of Ihoclauseof the constitution
which provides that the cltlrcus el em h
state shall be entitled te nil the privileges
and Immunities oft he cltl.cns of the several
states. Tliocase was argued at great length
last week by W. II. Sanborn for llie peti
tioner; Henry IX Harber, who nppllisl
for his discharge under a writ of
habeas corpus en the ground that
this Inspection law was void, and
liv nx-Atloriiey (icncial Cole and C.
Yv. Ilium lu support of the law. Tlioteuit
granted the petition and discharged Mr.
Hut bur. This decision eens the slate of
Minnesota throughout te the s.de of dressed
lccf from Chicago and Kansas City, and
practically settles the validity or this law
compelling lusictleu en the hoof, because
there is no court ex opt the supreme court
of the Fulled .States that lias authelity te
roverso or overrule this decision, and it be
comes the law of the laud until It Is re
versed and an npH?l could net be heard iu
the supreme court for from three te live
years, and It is net at all probable that the
decision of two se able Jurists ns Judges
Hledgett and Nelsen would ever be re
versed. It In ellett kills the Minnesota cat cat
tle inspection law.
They Hack It L'i.
'I he Kiipciler merit, an iv lil.Ksl-jmrlllrr nn.l
ln iLMjmtUiir tenlr, peM.0M.fil by Dr. I'lcrte's
(iel.lrii .Meilicnl Discover), warrant lt iniiim
fix tnrcii. In krlllng It (us they are ilolngthreufili
ilril!Klst) tuiiUr ll wiillif tiHiimntrv that. If
Ktvin n fair Irlnl, It will niru all iIIsciim-e arid ug
from a iHranget or lerplil llvir, mm liiilltifslleti.
or lj s)' lslii, ninl all luinieis, or IiIe.hI taint",
rreni whatever rnuenrlslng, as shin, scalp nml
.troriileiiviilli'Cllons. The terms are, a lieiirm
ercurr, el money retained. nit-.M,l u.t v
Keep the (ilium llenltli.v
If .vea want a nnett iiieiith and tl'rcntli. If the
Kuiinilieciiinonpem,'', they lese their powerto
held the tn-lli. The llie of BOZODON I' In In.
valmilile because It ronevrs Ihn Inilar which
f.epiuales Ihn t clh and Kami.
Itueklen'H Arnica Salve.
Tiik llr.sTSvi.victiilhnvv-erlil furCiits, llrnlxH
Hures, Dln-rs, Hall ltheiuii, 1't-vcr Sert-M, Teller,
ChapiMil IIiiiiiIk. CIiIMiImIiin, (.'eriin, and all
Kklll Kr uptlens. nml positively cures I'llcw, er
no vty riipilrcd. II In Kiiaraiilenl toglveptr teglveptr
f. ct Mitl-rarllen, or money ri-hinded. I'rlie 'Ji
cenlMir het. Ker Mile li- II. II. Cochran,
lanciiMtir, l'a.
ii (ikkifi, .iis, i.w nu.i i r.f .serin viic
a sired.
liuic'.'M.vd
I tlKID'H HAIIHAI'AIIII.IiA.
WEAK WOMEN
One te tin iiist-lvts a iliit te take Meed h Hiiimi
parltlu, In view of the great idler It haKlvin
these wheMithr from aliments h rtillnr te the
m-x llv purifying the bleed, regulating Inipoi Inipei
taii' . .mil. trcnijthi iilng the ntrvfs.iiud ion
nil i. .i I. I leiii. It rt-i-teDH te health.
I ' I NIAVCUKAl'L'lti:.
" Ihavf Ih. i i -i jiiiih lr)lng In get help fur
Unit lurllile gem nil dihlllt) and vvrnkm-ssHi
common le women. Within a ji-nr 1 huvi
Inlti-n tenor tvvtlvelieltlcx of llisid's Kars.i..i
rllhiaud the hvnOU ilcrlve.l fiem IIbii-cIimk
tutu ury gnat, lam new holing liken new
cieatiirenrii rmillcilug se many jtars." .Mas.
I". II. ltess, Miirlln. Texas.
CAN WALK (I .Mll.iiS A DAY.
" Ter nine jtiirs I was In u state of lenslanl
Milhrlnu, scarcely utile ut an time le walk
about the house mid part of the lime luiulilu te
he out el In .1. I u. nt te I'hllaiU Iphla Im ttt.it t
mi nt. whlih gave me lelli rrera time, but I wim
hmiii vveiM-again. 'Ihephjhh Inns Mild I hail u
llliietd tumor. I bewail taking IIinhI'h Siusapi
r 1 1 1 it ti ii. I Its mkhI lln-l was umii iipiuiitnl. I
licgim te Impiove In In all Ii, iekI . mill iiui'.l ink
ing the lin-.Hl hie till new I In I t f,- Uy tull
unit (an walk M et si vi u nilhs u .lav without
let Hug Unit. I think IIihhIk Kiii&,ipnrillii is
JiihI the niidlrlne fui weiiitu and unjein who
him bad lilinhl. ' JI..SMI. SiMiin, Knst Ilreail
Tep, l'a.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold liy nil drugglslK. l ; six for fft. I'npuitHl
enlj l,j C. I.lluilll A CO., bewtll, Mus.
itHi iiusiis em; nulibAit iii
1I.A.NK1.S! III.VNKI.IH!
Special Bargains
BLANKETS
-at 'l iii:
New Yerk Stere
' von miilv for told wiatlui We hip eit
luiicl with till lillglslSloikel
WHITE & COLORED BLANKETS
llvir kliemi In UinniM.T. Pik-es de uel ttll
Milutii. ou must sis- und handle lln-xeuds
and lempaie with prhe.
imltl.',J!,."l,..,,.,,' I'UinkrU at 75r.SUO.Jiai,
Si en, JJ.O Ii) J I 75 ii pull.
.. iYi'.'J!' 'i l!!,v '!;!'' SI'"ll,J M'AVtKil lllank.ts
nt WeO, cl Ce, tdiunnd fauiu mli.
. i,1,V,L,il" """'.I". " an Down mid win in
ns Sjtiilhklli, full sle, ss HI te !IU ll u pair.
CillMiiiilCrmlli- lllauket
-. le k.i tilt- Ut ttc
i.iiks wurin.Hl low prim.,
1iMl.-l".1iyilm ,"','l'He-ev.rh. j. ,,1
ll." ,e, .jc, S7'y nud SI Ul ciu-h.
Muim-IIIe tjiilln-, lull sUe, Jl Sitsuli.
cm,',": vVe,,rh'il,'u,:",,,,H',,",;,,ii- ".
lOMlDHl-s.! t ii.MI tlld'SI
ci'V'i.U1". W'UHrler ijimlliles, in 7.V. 51 in,
ji i, ci .) iii uivj men.
l.m!:i'rn!s.,WN 'l ll'TS'"K" "'"' """- '
WATT & SHAND
C, 8 ami 10 East Kinir St.
4' or trtU
s lUWMiui rs.Ai.r-
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
Al
Gee. Weber's Coach Works,
CHltlHTIA.Nsrill-.irr.
(Ik Ivvis ii Uranjc uud Chciiiul Mrts-is.j
, iMiiumi m mt , Mini imiM' iia niir i minis 10 lire : ,; r
iUrttmmaltct'B.
1'nii.Atir.i.rHiAiTiHMlAy, 5cpt.2l, 1S.
The largely increased attend
ance and generous buying in
the Men's and 13eys' Clothing
during recent days indicates at
tentive reading of our remarks
en the subject.
Our only request is that
wanting Clothing you will come
here. Yeu de the coming :
we'll tle the selling. And the
confidence that- underlies this
boldness is born of a Clothing
stock complete at every point.
Yeu men believe in us for
Overcoats. Sales prove that.
All the mere you may believe
in our Suits. The range for.
men is Irem $8 te 532, and the
variety and quality! Ask for
the $15 Hlack Cheviot. Suit,
just as a sample.
.Miirkitntrctlsldr.
The new Broadcloths. Only
just here and we haven't even
whispeied of their coming, but
yard sticks have been Hying
ever them just the same. Net
easy te hide such loveliness.
Take this $2.50 grade. We
never had a better Broadcloth
at any price. The weight (just
right for ladies' dresses), the
wool, the weave, the finish are
as near perfection as loom men
ever get. In mere than fifty
exquisite tints.
Mere are 26 shades at $2. A
wonderfully fine and handsome
cloth.
Northwest of cent re.
Precisely the same grade of
Bagdad Curtains that were $15
eacli less than two years age
are $7.50 new. The heavy,
fie-stripe affairs that are se
picturesquely handsome as por
tieres. Seme of them have the
oddly pretty shaggy tufts.
Set elid Heur, north et Irnueept. I'eur rlc rlc
vutetx. A new Table Damask, Barns
ley goods, manufactured by a
German. A rarely geed linen
no starch. Seft as a well
worked Linen I landkerchief.
And it betters with use. 72
inches wide, $1.20.
Hitithvvrxl ofrentrr.
Toilet Cases ; batin lined.
Mirror, comb, brush, with oxi
dized mountings. The whole
for $2.75. A very special thing
for the money.
?t'em ttnti efllic stoic.
Jehn Wanamaker.
t,U n tcltee.
Ar-.nir.M.
HMERICKN
W'ntrlitN, dork, .leirelry, Sih-cs, Cve-Ulathe.
l.h ., at LOWl'-M' l'ltH'CH.'
Optical fined. 'IiliKiaph lltnu IMllv. Hviry
Artltlc lu tlila l.lnu Cult full) Hi palled.
Leuis Weber,
Ne. lBO'iNoitliQueenSt.. Ncarl'. R. R Station
W-.VICII Itl-l'AlltINd
Watch Repairing,
'llieuiiiJerli or watch urr mined by falling
nte tin- Ii.iu.1hei nnlnceiiipiirnt workmen and
mil worn out.
Toliitvcjeiir WaUh Ciirifully Handled, Ho He
imbed, Adjusted nud ItcKiilatcd, call en the un-ilimlirut-tl,
who has en cMillililen a watch
iiinde lij hluiM-ir.
Chas. S. Gill,
JIAVHII.lt AMI U1IA1H Ml HI'IICIAN,
Ne. 10 West King St,
l-ANPASmt, l'CN.VA.
1JU.II,
REPAIRING!
De ) 011 have a Wan Ii or I luck that need n
pah It iimj be one that hae bri-n u-palrid
and docs no geed If m, lirhiK II te u, nud wu
will
Guarantee Yeu the Best Werk
011 ha veivir had done. Ml Muds of .IcuiIm
nndspcctncli Hi pairing i:nanivng, Kic,
All Werk (iiiinmti-isl and 1'iltvs the l.ewc-t.
tllvvtiHii 1 1 tnl mid 011 will Cull AkhIii.
HERR,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
ium:u eruitANi.r.
$ituil iloticeo.
i nsi..m-i i-Tvir. nr jceii rit.i
X 11. 11 10111 w ut, 111 1
liiunstt r leuiilitii. Iju
ian i i.iiiiitv. l'a Jmiili Kmclii h nud Mire, of
1 -iiiuthtcr levuihliip, havinu b.v dnil of volim velim
tarv iihslciiiiiciit.iliiitd iiileiubi-rl1, A. II. lv-i.
ie-.luiinl nml trniihftin-tlnll Hit Ir thtate le the
iiiidiii-lKiint, for tin Ik in-ill of the creditor, of
lie -Jild .liu-eli l'i e lull !i thiitlerc ulvc-. no ne
llii lunll iktmuiv n, i i I, Ii,, Wi,i nslKiier. te
ui.iht mi in i. un I-r-.iriiitii uiiiieut ile-
i., ...hi iii. '"viVri'-MiMi1 ''iSluv.'1
i.u.i'c"" '' N"r"' ""1t"M- l-i'ie.ihhr. P.i.
hiiMiiuiii
VsMi.M 1' I s M'l.ur slltlt llltul .
n,ei I.hi. alii un, Uninn.n r c. mill
Hi im. i urn Ii .nut UinU A-lrl.h, miiui-r,
Inidlnua-i vtiltli llie., liiivnic h.v died et
Miliuiliir.v uh-iKiiiiuui.diilitl ViiKiiht Id. In-h, nh-
hlgiml nud lrnii.tcrr'dnlliliiire.tati'aiidiltctu
le lln- mull ivincl, lur tin- U nt tit of the imlb
len of tin .aid Alrlili Pre... he tlicrcfi.e.
i kIi. neiite n. ail in-rheii-.iudiriu-.iKih.udHh.
iKiierh. ie iu.ikp ihiyiiu-iii in me liu.lerhliriitil
hcnl llieiii le
MIHOlll lit lit h
iKimn, iu iu.ikp iM.viiuMii ie irir uiiiifrxitriutl - .:''T"V .' . " r . " v'. "' -;""' ,
$achet.
J.
Ji. MAftTJN A CO.
Ladies Coats.
All the new goods opened
for the Fall Trade. Jackets in
all sizes and prices. Dirccteire
Newmarkets in stripes, plaids
and solid colors.
Children's Coats.
Cenncmaras, Children's
Coats, with bell sleeves, in large
plaids ; Directeire in fancy
plaids and stripes.
Flannels '
Purchased from the ereat
Auction Sale of Flannels held
in New Yerk last month. Red
Flannels in the best values ever
known from 15c a yard up.
CHINA DEPARTMENT.
Wedding Presents.
New shapes of bric-a-brac in
Worcester Linmges and Doul Deul Doul
ten Decorations. New shapes
in Cut Glass. Our stock is
complete in the above goods.
After-Dinner Cups and Saucers
in cases. Umbrella Stands,
Jardinieres, Salad Sets, Pudding
Sets, Tete-a-Tete Sets, Salad
Trays in Haviland's China,
Salted Almend and Olive Trays
in China and Cut Glass.
Japanese Ware
Just opened, and novelties in
Bowls, Tea Sets, Trays, Choco Checo Chece
ate Jugs, &c.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
.Lancaster, Pa.
"lyil.MAMHON A i-estiat
OKNUINi: IMI'OItTKl)
Saxony Cleth Jackets
KOU IiADIUS AND MISSIS.
l'rlfH,8.tle!in.Ml.
We have mlecoutrel of lhl keimIs for IjincHder.
A Ijirue AsMirtnicnt of
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
LONG COATS
AT LOW 1'IUCKS.
Dry Goods
Wc linve KullStaiidiird Prints includliiK IiiiIIre
JHuei,m,c per yard.
Hcnvy CnntenMit5c; a hotter emi at HJc, und
iirperlnl at 8c.
Comforts & Blankets
At Very bow Trice-..
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
White, Merine, Natural Weel and Scarlet.
I. idles 25e, 33c, Me, 75c, !1.00, il.J.5, Itlbbed und
Plain.
MJkses' and Children 8 10c te T3, a very line
iiialltj for Infants.
. I'ejy.Luns Pant Knits for beni; Pant Haiti, for
.Scheel W car, slc 10 le SJ.H), i.W, SI.OO, l0
i'-leA Hl1001 ultfc, sizes 11 tell!, $.1.60, Jl. 00
Men'h business Hulls 57.00, 8S.00, t, f 10.
Fall Overcoats!
'I hut nre St 11-h and Ihirable. i).30 and iKM.
IliiiiiUomiOveictKitM.HllknndSatlnMnUhcd.
Just Ihe vvelglil for Kail, 110 te J20.
IN THE v
HAT DEPARTMENT
Iliiiitdltlen te tint Ijite-t Htjles In Halt, nud
' "I"' there are I'nilircllas I'm mid Plusli llelicn,
llerm Illaiilci-ls Ti links Vnllsc mid CiiIiI-hc
IravdliiK lings, Cabin H.ijkiiiuI Salt lit N.
Ihcn-.'.ertiiieiit of Itubr-. uud lllanketn Ik mi
lHibaml prices the verj low t hi.
Gent's Fall and Winter Underwear.
Tin-laitpst Newlilph In cunel Hair, Mtilue,
Naliunt nud hcarh t, iic te 5.'i.l).
Ciiitlcim Jackets .hc te R00.
NECKMEHR,
Tit kh nud Feifr-lii-IliiiiiN,,'A-,
l.ntlcs Doimela lliilten Win-., Semitic er
Iteiuid Iih-, J1.5U te 5e.ll.
Mt---e, Doneela lllltlun Mii s, MUli er'-eilm;
lb-el, ft en l 51. i'1.
Kiill inihiirtiiient el Hulilx re
Williamson & Fester
32-38 East King Street,
I.ANCASTKIt, PA.
Rraxicli Stere,
.N0.3Is MAHKirr hTUKin", IIAItllls
HL'IKI. PA.
(Irtvvinnce.
STANDAltlH'AHUIAUi: WUIIK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0,,n.ttt JIAltKKTSTltKr.tltcnr of the
PoteIllct), I.ANCAhTiat, PA.
lienet I'nll tecnll Durlni: FAIlt WKKK and
s,v ear riue Ahherlincnt or
,..,, . .,.,
1 BuIes. Futons, Jump Seat Carriaes.Etc.
I I havc.illlhel.itcthtlf.teMliit mini, und
! llV( ),. irN iineiih.irtnicut efMvnud-niind
vveik homi-ef m eun work,
' Ilolleni prltfh. dill and exmuliic. Notion.
bli lohlietv our work mid explulu evt ri tit tall.
I lttpalutliii; and lli-palrliu; preuiitly and
' iientb done. One fcet of vverkiatn thpiclnll)
I tui Inynl fur that purpt.c.
I
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rniiui; i.vi.ji.vii..-v ".. fv iii-.ii,
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Cartel
XjAllOAINB!
Shirk's Carpet
reR
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, Ice.
W HAVK TUB L ARO EST AND BEST STOCK IJ TIIK CITT.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
JCttritHurc.
KTtQUKOAK FUUN1TURK.
OCHS A
-NEW
ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE.
2d, 3d and 4th Floers, 31 S. Queen St.
palace of faiihicm.
-rjALACE OF FASHION.
OPENING
-OK-
EARLY FALL MILLINERY
-AT TIIL-
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 ft 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
Special Attractions This Week !
IletiRh-itiHl-lleuily &iltnrH, in blnck,
unvy, brown anil cardinal, nt 10c apiece.
Ilotigh-ntiil-lleiuly Tnrbnnn, In nil tlie
new h)iiih-h, 2ec.
All Hip newest Full sliniicfi In Felt
HutH, at fit) nml 75c apiece.
Finest French Felt lints, Turbans nml
Heiinet'i.at Jil.STi nml Sl.fle.
The Krnmlest assortment of C'hililreii'B
Triniined Felt HiiIh, nil new nml hnml
Minie style, at $1, M.'S'i and 1-l.e).
A few only left of these White h?ntln
riiish Hats, for little lmy. at Sic n piece,
vveith i-l.
WINGS.
One let nt only Tic apiece.
Otic let of nice huge Wings, a great
bargain, only 10c apiece.
Fine Still" Wings, in black, white and
colored, at 15, la and li'ic.
Very fine new Fnncv Wings and
Minis from iKc tip te j.i apiece. The
largest and finest aveitnient ever
brought te Lancaster.
Great siieclnl bargain in Mlack l'lunies
at 75c.
Fine Mlack Tips from :,n" a bunch up.
RIBBONS.
Bpeclal drive in Satin and Gire-Grain
Itibbens, at L' I, 5, 7, ll ami 10c a yard,
at our Special Uargain Illbben Counter.
One let of new Satin Itibbeii, picot
ctige, warranted pure silk, iu Ne. Ill ;
nil bright colors for Fancy Weik, enlv
15c a yard, would lie cheap for li"ic.
All new Fancy Ilibbens, for Fall nml
inter llnfs, ejien new and reudv for
inspection.
Silk Plushes iu all colors 10-inch,
:t7Jc; 10-Inch, etic; 10-lnch Imported
.Moleskin at $.Zi.
All shades of Satin, excellent niuility,
only eOc a yard. AVekcII any quantity.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Xew Winter Goetls cheaper than evei.
Heys' Suits at 1.11), 1."JS, Jl!.-!',), L.!ii),
ami upwards.
Knee I'autN, IS, 37, lc, and upwinds.
Meys' Overcoats nt i'.l)S, r.'t.OO, j:.80.
Twe great Bargains iu Ladies' Hlack
Jersey Coats, at Si.M8, worth j.'I.eO; at
flt.OS, worth f.
Meys' Kilt Suits from $2.50 up.
And this special bargain in Ladies'
fine Corkscrew Jackets at Kt.tiO; worth
KS.OO.
A full line of Children's and Mines'
Ceals frein'JSc up.
A full line el Ladies' Newiuaikets
fieni W.l)Suptej;.
I'lush .fnckels, l'lmdi Saejucs, Plush
Wraps, Plush Medjeskns, Plusli Xew
imukels. Stele will Ik- closed en TIICMSDAV
XKXT, SKPTK.MMKM lit, en acieunt
of Holiday.
ASTRICI I BROS.
iilunic.
vONT.MIKS 11'!
RARE BAivGAINS.
A Grand Dlplav of the Most Popular and
Mu-t Iltlliilili-
Pianos and Organs
WIl.Mir. MADE 111'
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
AT TIIK
l.AXCASTEIl VOl'XTY FA lit.
All hheuld t-Miuiiiie llieiii, for hoem-r or later
.veil villi VMiuteiie.iiiid olio Unit villi i;ive J nil
Nitlhfiiflleii. We ihiiIIIvi I) Kiiiiniutiv Millrnis
Hun In everv imrlli-ular ler l .vearH, uud m-I
ea the eiihlest terms live ilellar a month.
Think of 1 1 -limii one l.ilue.Marslu i-.ii fui jl!
'IheiitHiVHKiHhti t-aiiie tltrei-t from the lai-lerj,
and Me villi etlir a pehlllve luirualii tilth itnj el
tin- Pair. KIIIK Jllll.VhOX .1 CO..
Ne il Wiht Kins hi., Uiiicnslcr, Pa.
P. S-. Sfi-eud-Ilaitd Pl.iiieiand Onnius tlikfll
In Kvrhaugi-. mJM.viUvvv
AitviiitUttval.
-yf ' i). hPiu:riiKU,KN te.
re maki: lUMiM, wr. epfku
BUGGIES
AT ft.iA',
ROAD WAGONS
AT W.i.
ROHD CRRTS
ATSIVrtJ ANDSJim.
W, D. SPRECHER, SON & CO,,
31 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
inarta-Tu,Th.Stfd
MmiU
TJAKOAil
Hall I
GIBBS,
DRSIUNS -
(Rvecctic.
XTOW KOU
-THE
Fleer That Toek First Premium
At the Lancniler County Fair Last Week.
CLAHKE'HXXXX KUMtll I. .i,t..,.i u
competent Judges te be the Bct Kainlly Fleur
for PaMry andllrend Baking. Will take bread
taTw ir'bnrrel: UUe H " lrM rer-,ur.
Ixih t-r Grades of Fleur at 49c pet 'innrter.
POPPY OIL SOAP
free about 2,XX) cakes of lhl? Flne henpiU will
S.TiiUi?.!in,a,,C0 ,r ,bl? ncvk lve 1 t who
will callRMimplPcnkp. Come and gel a cake
and test the truth of what we say.
. . I1AKUAIKH IN HAMH.
HAHOAINH IN UIIIED UEE K, BAItOAINS
,ifac! Ulirgri,n8 ln EvcrytliliiK during this
Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere,
12ftllK0t'TIt QUEEN HTKKET.
, , Lancniter, Pa.
A TBUllHK'H.
FINEST GROCESIES !
Best Teas and Coffees.
SLtUAUH.SYItUrs, CANNED and BOTTLED
(IO0DH, NEW MACKEIUX, NEW
CODFIHH, Etc.
NOTICE.
COKFEbH AIAVAY8 FHESII BOASTED.
TEAS SEMXTKD WITH CAKE FOIt DRINK-
INO (iUAMTV.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
I.ANCASTEH. PA.
"TT HEIST H. "
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open !
IN LEADING IN EVERYTHING.
Why Complain of Dull Times ?
WE MAKE OUR PRICES TO SUIT THEM
HETTEKSELL. THE GOODS
AND MAKE A LITTLE THAN HOLD FAST
TOTIIEM ATHIO I'ltOFITH.
A Glance at Our Busy Stere
WILL CONVICE YOU
HAT THEKE IS A HEASON FOB ALL THIS
Why li. our Mere irevuled, whin ethers arc
imply? Whj de vie itnpley three times a
many clerk" ui any ether stere ?
'Wanted, At Once,
Five Extra Balt-mien for Haturdej's Trade.
Mind havca ltmiulciige of the biuliKMR.
ROOMS TO LET.
The roenn. lift en becend Fltxir evfr Stere
llulldlng. Id nt medi-rntt-.
Alee, ii 'lno-Nleij Ilrlrk DwcIIIiik en Ceral
lnit. lti-nt, .
REfST !
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL UHOCEH,
COKNEK WI2T KINO AND I'HINCESTH.,
Dln-ctly Opponlte
J. II. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel lione Hetel.
tTrti-biUiivc.
TTAItDWAIlEl
HARDWARE!
GREAT AHRACTIONS !
Marshall & Rengier's,
9 11 NOl'TH QUEEN f-,T.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges
or i:vi:iiy DEhCitinieN.
The I-im-ct Aertineiiliif (Jl'NS mid KH'LEN
In thet'lt).
TINWAUK, ClDAHWAHi: .CITLKUY, 4e
KlIDDEIt YAI1N,
(AHI'LMr.lthlOOI.s mid Ill'ILDINIi MA
TEIIIAU llO ALMIM ll'AINT,il!LS VAHN1MIIX
und WUIIK LKAll.
-A Full Lint of (icntrnl Hurdiiare.-Vi
MARSHALL! REN6IER,
Nti..
A II SOUTH Ql'EEN
STHEhTT.
febS-lvd
gVttovucue.
r UTIIKIl H. KACFFMAN,
ATIOHNKY-AT-LAW.
Second Fleer Eihlcmuu Law Bulldlnc, Ne. U
North Duke Street. apr.-lydtw
l -vLNTlMril.
1 I II D. Mit ASK EY,
NOKTHQfKENAOHANl.ESTS. viutl.t-mt
Cerner.! (Ini-liuli- In Dentistry and Ami...
thelie of I'll 1 1 iilelphia Ivntal (Villejje. .e.
pelntmcntv iiimte b.v mall feranr viei-k dav
k a. in. te a p m. l"atlcnts vUlted ut their
homes city or teuntrv. Rcucenublr rhurpi .
All work vrari 4 itid Leiaiiu.v Huif,
tvvtcul' It. II t Ien unit tVi.lit h.inuii' lu.
trnnie Flnl deer en Orange t-ct.
keCmdAvv-