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THE LAKOASTBB DAILY INTELLIGENCE!?, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1880.
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UUfCASTEK.PA., October 7, 1889.
Hnrjlng the Hire.
At last there Is a prospect thnt this
generation will sec the unsightly poles
removed from the streets and the wire
put under ground before they themselves
go under. It Is only a very little whlle
aince the experts of the companies were
heard positively and contemptuously
declaring that this could net be done.
It would be impossible, they said, te
have perfect insulation of wires laid in
conduits and even if it were possible it
would be tee expensive. But it was
found that electricians net in the pay of
the companies thought differently, and
that in ether lands the wires had been
put under ground. Jsew Yerk bulllhcr
famous electric conduits and the stub
b.?rnneta of the companies beenme
unreasoning and outrageous. Then
Mayer Grant cut down tbe poles and tlie
wires went under. In Philadelphia tlie
wires are slowly being put under and
the Western Union people say that nil
their wires will !e burled within a year.
They have struggled desperately against
it since 18S2. rive years age they were
notified that if the wires were net put
under they would lc cut, but tlie cotin cetin
cllmeu were merciful, and the legisla
ture mere se, and Philadclphians should
be thankful that new, at Inst, the West
ern Union graciously condescends te
premise that the wires will ixj placed
In the ground within a year. In the
great cities all ever the land things are
moving in the same direction, and the
reason seems te be that the companies
ara convinced that it is te their interest
te have the wires se placed, out of the
way of storms and ether damage. Even
tually even Liiiittrr may hae Its
wires burled, for when a measure Is net
merely demanded by public convenience,
but by the interest of a great monopoly
it will be undcrtakcu. When our roun reun
clls find that the companies are eager te
get the wires umr, they may possibly
hasten te win themselves great glory by
sternly insisting that the u Ires shall go
under.
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Our (ironing Tower.
The Louden spectator, in commenting
upon the growing Influence of America,
declared recently that no state, however
powerful, will ever again de with cnne
auything te which the Americau repub
lic is fctrengly opposed, and that there Is
net a diplomatist in EtiroDe who does net
knew and admit this. The Spectator sees
In tills the chief danger of giving home
rule te Ireland, for it is assumed that
there would lie an Irish American alli
ance extremely perilous te Qrcat Britain.
T.iis fear may be unwarranted though
quite natural, but Americans should
realize that thcre is danger In their
growing strength. Tlie consciousness of
rawer will no doubt tempt ambitious
men te that interference in foreign
flairs which the Revolutionary fathers
saw would l the great ieri! or
the republic. Mr. Gladstone recently
pointed out that in population e
already surpass Great Britain and
in au essay en population General M. (J.
Meigs figures out that a century from
1890 the United States will have u popu
lation of twelve hundred millions.
falthus held that a people havliiK
plenty of room and feed would double
every twenty-five years aud our census
enumerations arc said te support the
theory, se Gcueral Meigs gees calmly
te work aud, making due allow
ances for war and iieatileuce, ar
rives at the above enormous figure
' of population for America's live hun
dredth aunlvcrsary of the discovery by
Columbus. It would be interesting te
see this statistician go back te ancient
times and figure en te the present. lie
would probably find population te
dense that the earth could hardly held
it packed endways. Other nations have
boasted of their numbers, and the misty
past is full of their ghosts. Vast tem
ples aud cities of Asia Miner
lie half burled In the suud,
the only traces of the long
forgotten nations whose people must
must have swarmed the laud like ants.
li is useless te essay prephecy, for in
that line even figures lie. It Is enough
te knew that America of te-day is se
strong lu numbers and Health that Its
demands may ha e decisive weight In
the affairs of Europe. Tills fact it is
that makes the guidance of our feielgu
affairs a much mere serious mutter than
it has been, and the entrustiuent of
these affairs te a man with au ambition
for brilliancy in diplomacy is almost a
public calamity.
The E'urepeau Situation.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg an
nounces In an official style that Hiisaln
b has taken no measures te meet an out-
K break of hostilities, her forces being
K' alreadv strenir pneui'li fnr tin. mimin-i.
RS Wi'llrltv. Thi! Tterlln mmiinmlmit ,.r
H French paper reprcbcnts Prince Bis
rT murck as Kivini similar imnmniiv nf
1$ peace aud adding the comment : "Xet
ftj lrflll. .m Pnnlaml . , 1 1 1 1. w! . .l .. I. .,.
-c- .".'& eiv i.ugwuit mm iivniiuit'U ueuier
r te act as a mad bull or as n fat ex chew
ing cud."
This sounds verv innrli III... Mm Mnir
m chancellor, but considering tlie French
BUf source of the report, it may lie safe torc terc
Ef" gard the Illug at Britain us the work of
PI euierpnsing correspondent. That
jje, the situation J peaceful or that an cilbrt
If ""'"e " w uiivu h appear saris
lATevidcut. The mvsinrieuslv difi.rri vtcit
RJt' ifthftfznr fn ltprll.. m urml., l.-. 1..
Ey forward, and new it issald that elaborate
. jmrcnuuuua are ucing laKen in insure the
fSf, fety of the Imperial party. The subject
Ig of the confereuce undertaken at mj great
' w.rll lunel.l Jr. 1. II, ., 1.1...
, Ferdinand as king of Bulgaria, but if
i-f' lli n.nrf ,!,. ,.,.,-' r -v.
w. w .mm iije vui n iuijui III .MU1-
f v,f Jl.t have any substantial foundation It
At w "army imeiy mat lie weuiu make this
it. f""uf in (icieuu nuuui n iimiier i'I lUUl
fl fMuparatlvely small importance. The
' s v"""-:,, " v-iciu uuu Armenia wejil
. j m hv wenuy 01 attention, but there is
c M tlhlntr In tlm ivlwiln clin.iinr. 11...1
f e - "".. ..uLIVfll lllUk UJ)
-MIS te warrant unv nnvleiv nni...
' the aeml-efllclat declaration from
,iv.-nuuy nun uussia mat everj'thlii" Is,
1- i.NHwiui. nucu me lain u warlike it
iMJlly means nothing mere thau u pre-
1 paratlen for a new and enormous mill.
iry credit. New that the talk is peace
ful it may lie a hint of war. It has been
observed that great European war scares
are usually marked by a wholesale im
migration, and It may be assumed that
If war is really in the air the iewcrs that
be de net want te start a movement of
the kind any sooner than can be helped.
The remark attributed te Bismarck by
the French correspondent, whether true
or untrue, gives a hint of the drift of
events as it leeks from Berlin. The re re
ballets of the French elections make the
triumph of the government even mere
sweeping and Russia may Ixj emboldened
by the apparent firmness of her natural
ally, while England may have seme
temptation te join with these two old
enemies in forming a balance te the
overshadowing power of the trlple
alliance. Great Britain, France and
Russia working together might easily
compel greater caution en the part of
Germany, Austria and Italy,aud the six
between them ought te be able te restrain
the savage Turks from cutting the
threats of Cretans and Armenians.
A filgsntlr Enterprise.
Tlie Law and Order society announce
that they propose te reform the town.
Notenly are the stores te be closed, but
there Is te be a general call te order aud
the whele community It te assume a
pious demeanor. Messrs. KaufTlnati and
Crawford seem disposed te act with tem
perance aud discretion, aud criticism
cannot fairly be applied in advance,
but it may be eliservcd that they
have approached 11 ery large contract.
The geed old city of Lancaster, as It Is
often called, is by no means as saintly
as we would have strangers belleve, and
the clergy and their helpers may be said,
with all due respect, te have adevil of
a time in keeping the geed Influences
en top. And by the way, the sudden ac
tivity of theLa wand Order people draws
attention te tlie need of mere vigorous
leadership of the religious forces, net In
tlunel.v revival line se troublesome te
our correspondent " Cigars, " but in the
quiet way that was se effectlve in tlie
early centuries of Christianity when
lulsy cemerts were promptly put te
dcatli in tlie most painful manner ks
slble. The quiet M-crct work was the
most cflectlve In the history of our re
ligion. Cigars makes an interesting point en
tlie lniKir connected with modern wor
ship, aud foreseeing that he will be re
ferred te the uccesslty of tills work re
plies that It is only a matter of opinion.
In the face of the declaration "It Is
lawful te de geed en the Sabbath day"
tlie propriety of church labor can hardly
be considered 11 matter of opinion, but
there may Im opinion as te the geed
effect of certain kinds of church labor.
Xhv Y011K lias von tlie Ioague lmp.e
bull pennant. Will the big exhibition or
rII games nud tlilngn three years linnce find
a llehl nt tlie liielr(inillH? Net If Chicago
eoutlniies te shun' herself mere w erlli v of It.
Tun in: Is snow In the nlr, lint It w ill out
seek n esting piace here for home tlinn.
Well, the mere'innts who luhnrllfe in Iho
Intelliekm-kii nre fully prcpnieil le tide
yen ecr Koreas' Musts. Consult them, and
tint rigors of winter will line few terrors.
KoeMEHs nwnrmliiK Inte tlie New capital
nf Seuth Dakota will seen begin te Huann
out et It. Thoexcltellg(Hisrnliuischnsori,
It Is safu te say, nre net Iho drexes disap
pointed at Oklahoma last spring.
La.ncastjui'r wonderful mayor had his
policemen en the trot en Saturday night.
They wero sent through the highways and
byways te notify shoiv-kcepors te bar their
doers and windows en Sunday. The I.nw
nud Order society iniint thank him for
ndeptlug a plan ipilte etpinl te the publica
tion of his proclamation. New ulixt will
the hnnest he?
Tin: returns fiem Mentana new show
that a Democratic Koveiner nud Legisla
ture nre cleded. The task new lieforetho
lulinbllnnts of son Kine-ell's dominion Is te
keep up the geed weik for 16Ci
Ueui.ANOKn' political and sedal heals
nre fast wearing te exceeding thinness.
He has 0110 consolation. Ills lift) In o.lle
w ill be iiieih extended tlinu It would linve
been had he remained la France. French
statesmen are tee impetuous for long ner-
Ice.
Til r. man who did net pay his poll la
may find voting en November fith net as
easy as falling off a leg.
E-l'r!ent llojle Cem lctid.
J. J. Ileyle, lerintulv a llenian Catholic
nrieHt, was convicted in KiiIeIkIi, N'. C, en
Saturday of lolenlous nsisiuU en (Ieiich
Wliltuker, and was kcntenccd te be hanged
en Ne ember 2t. At tlie time tlie offense
was committed he had charge ofaeongio efaeongio ofaeengio
galion, and she went te Ills room at his re re
epiest as her spiritual adviser. Thejudise
refused 11 motion for a new trial and for an
arrest of judgment, but after sontenco
granted an njie.d te the supreme eeutt.
Beylo canto te Ilalelgh from the "West.
He had a bad poliee reputation in St. Leuis,
haing been arrested a number of limes.
About a year age he olllclated at n Catholic
church In a small tow a In Illinois, but loll
It In disgrace, having eeutrlxed le raise a
larire Mini of inoney for the purpose el
building n new church, and ImUiik then
K'one te SI. Leuis te spend It among fast
women.
A Jlltinl dirt's llovcnee.
Three years age, In Detroit, Frederick
H0.1II1 boeamo ivc-fiu. ilnted with Kate Ma-
ufill lit 11 l.lt ni.il i. I.. ...... if ! ...t.l I
...... ... .. ....... ...... niii.-.vijiiuiitl() hltl lllll
marked attentions. He llred of ihe girl
alter a while. Miss Masen boasted le
IriendB that slie would nenge her wieugs.
On Saturday Heath was talking te a
enmr wtiiuau en Gnuidv lueiiue, hen
Miss Masen approached. The veulli raNisI
bis hat, wherouieu Iho jilted g'irl slieuted :
"Yeu can't hae any girl but me," and
threw the contents of a bettle of c.irbolie
acid In his race. Heath scieamed w Ith j,.iln
and a crowd seen trathcred around him,
and in the oxcitemeiit .Miss Masen escnped
and is new en Canada soil. Heath is badly
liuriifd, but 110110 or the arid touched lifs
eyes. He will prociire a warrant for the
girl's nrrest.
111 viii riiKt 111 uiiie. 1
"'wt exciteuunt was occasioned In
v-u.t, w., en .-miuie) iiiernmg dv ihe ills ills
cexery that a mob hail made "an attack
upon the UMileiuoer James West en the
outskirts el ihe low 11 during tlie ufglit.and
hud utterl demeiuiiisl It. West, who Is
nn InellcnsU e colored man, nlw ax s enjoy
ing the reputatieu of being a geed citizen,
was nbseut w lien tliolsiters mnde their
aj pearance. '1 liev ferccsl eju the deer,
compelled Mr. West and her children te
aciie the premises and then, after destroy destrey
ing the lurnitura, they pulled down the
house. The men linve net been identified
and their liintive Is unknew 11.
Olli-rcd tft.nen Tern llrlde.
Some ineiitlis agenn nth ertlseincnt ap
peared in the IiidlanupellM papers sivliig
that James MerK'in would gUe3,000 iera
wife, glnK his address at Martlnille,
iluutlreils or loiters in rled at the iKistolllee
ler him from every part or the country.
1 he nth ertl-ur'N irue nauie isMerirau John John Jehn
eon, and lioresidcsat Iikn Valley. Indiana
He filially captured a bride. On Saturday
while the circuit court was lu session the
Jutlge was called ujien le go te tlie dork's
pnUeniid marry the happy couple. Tlie
bride, Miss Htttle K. Wilsen, Is aged 17.
while Jehnsen's nge is 8. '
A family Cliloreroriiictl lly Iteblicrs.
The house erMrs. James Uss, in Elizj
b "i. N. J., was entered by bu Hilars early
en . 'Mrdav morning and robbed et Jew--elry,
wrcnure and ether articles te the
amount el ?2 'WO. The family of rear per
sons were chloroformed aud thehousoruu theheusoruu thehouseruu
wckivl from cellur te garret. ftjrji
Pnlted Out et Bed for Fun.
While Era Rebeeea Btrasser, a 17-year-old
girl, living in the household of Attain
Shipped, a wealthy farmer near Hamburg,
Berks county, vras sound asleep en Friday
night young Wilsen Itubrlghtnnd Menree
Kershncr, entered her room, and coolly
remarking thst they came te have seme fun
they pulled her from her bed. Whlle ene
ofllieni held the trembling girl the ether
dowsed her with cold water. Theu they
carried her down stairs and set her before
Farmer Nhappcll, who offered no reproof,
and allowed tlie young men te depart un un un
melested. Miss Btrasser enSnturday swore out w ar
rants against her assailants and Farmer
Bhappell, and all have been arrested.
Sinlle Aicnlnen Me I
Ighrd Tem te his beloved. He knew net what
gave her such a charm In hl ejc. Iter teeth,
prtwvetl by 807.0DONT which he had used
from girlhood, did his btilne. Hhe held htr
lever by virtue of HOZODONT.
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COi-o-et C'-h-o-e I C-h-o-e !
Don't iinecte, mieeie, hawk, hawk, apt, blew,
and dlguu evcrjbedjr wllh your ofrenslvo
brrnth. If you he arrld, watery tllwtinret"
from the noe and c)es, threat dldcsne, muting
choking enutlen!i, cough, ringing neUcs In
head.npllttlng headache and oilier symptom
efnnnal ratarrh, remcmlicr thst the manufac
turers of Dr. Knges CHtarrh Itemedy offer, In
geed faith, IVOO reward fur n ene of enlnrrh
which they cannot euro. The Itemedy In old
by dniggUUatenly BOccnt. M,TnA.w
Ne wonder a baby pretests against such does
s people will glelU Dr. Mull's Ilabjr Byrup Is
theptensanteit and safest remedy known for
Infants.
A person often bears the charge of latlness
when It Is only a poorly acting liver or a vrrs
rled stomach which Is ilie cause eMits sluggish
nes. One thus suffering should urn Loxnder
and be rellevcd, I'rlce only 2.V: a package.
Pai ami Dread attend the tue of moslca meslca
birrh remedies. Liquids and snuds nre un
pleasant as well ns dangerous. Ely's Cream
Dalm Is safe, pleasant, ea.il ly applied Inte the
nostrils and a sure cure. It cleanses the nnsal
passages and heals the Inflamed membrane,
giving relief nl once, frlce. 60c seig-2wrd
H
OOD'BHAIWAPAIUI.LA.
Ia.la.ria.
Isbellcietl tebe caused by poisonous miasms
nrlslng from low, marshy land or from deenj lug
PKctal)le matter, and which, breathed Inte (he
lungs, ruler and poison the bleed. If a healthy
condition of Iho bleed Is maintained by taking
Heed's Hnrsapnrllla, one Is much less liable te
malaria, and Heed's Harsaparllta has curtil
many socre tascsef this distressing atlcctlen.
Ne More Oulnlne.
" I lmelKcn curcil of malaria by Hood'sKar Heod'sKar Hoed'sKar
saparllla. I had thedlspakeerybaiI,wlth feer,
chills, vomiting ami heart trouble. I was up
ene day ami down the next, nntl was se weak
ened that I could net walk far from the house.
I took Heed's Harsaparllta with perfect results;
II gase me strength se that I am nble te de all
my housework, and walk nil about the ntlgh ntlgh ntlgh
borheod. Ne mero quinine for me, when Heed's
Barsaparllla Is se geed a medicine." Ltjcimia
Caiitfii, I'rnmlncbani Contre, Mass.
IlrcnU-ltone l'evcr.
" My tlaughler Pearl was taken with ilengtin
(orbrtak-bene) fccr2rarsngefand myfrleuds
thought I would leso her. Iliad nlmeil given
up hepe until she began te lake Heed's Harsa
parllla, Hhe took four bottles In four months,
and gained fifteen pounds In wtlght. I have te
thank Heeds Harsaparllla as being the means
of gl lug her back te me restored te health mid
strength." Juma A. Ki.ne, HIiTiimii, Tchk.
HOOD'S SAK.SAI'AIHLLA
Held by nil druggists. II i six for ta. Prepared
eul) by U. 1. HOOD A CO., J,OM0ll, Muss.
100 DOSI2) ONi: DOLLAIl fl)
CTIjlurtuutvc.
11
Kill AMAUIIM.
Cliina
CHINA,
GLASS,
QUEENSWARE
We will hne In stock the largest nsstertmcut
of
HAVII.AND CHINA,
CUT, I'llfcHHKD AND KNORAVIID OLABS
WAHE. KABCV 000IW,
JAPANESE WAIIK. LAMTW, ETC.,oersliewn
by us.
CHINA, TEA AND DINNER SETS
Are the flrstnrrla1s of our Importations. Dec
orations liner than ever for the same money.
Imposslble te describe them. Yeu innt see
them te appreciate.
Prices Always Right.
SEE AND BE CONVINCLD.
HIGH & MARTIN,
16 East King Street.
4 HK OUH CI ItOCKU
lOU
LEVAN'S FLOUR
-AND
New Kiln-Dried
CORN MEAL.
LEVAN & SONS,
MEltCHANT MIU.UIS.
COI.IAUS AND CUKh-H-THK I.ATKST
J the most desirable, and most eomiertulilo
Has nntl Mjlrs-nny sire nt lllUHMAN'H
Uenu' KurnUhliiK Stere. JVt King stn-eU
rIl.l.KIl'8 lieHAXhO.UrWIM. WASH
)3. Clethtsand eery article under the sun.
rpiIE IIIVAIj KOUN1A1N I'KN-TIIK IIEST
X andcliciptstlnlbe market II knrat geld
pen. Hard rubber holder, neer gets out of
order, iietlly HHhiI. Call hihI exainlne before
pun lias ngelscu here. At KKIHMAN'HacnU'
KuriilliliiirHUm West Kluglre-I.
.- .Prurellitl ly u goedpouder blower. U tbtj
lucwt ilketual dctre cr of alt and ether smull
At IIUnLEY'H DIIUU 8TOIIE.
- i iini mrwt.
u
XDKllU'PAK
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UUU!' AM) MKD1UM
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t WiMAi5.Jri,'r,?.Bll eradesandany
IMT.U1, J-.ulQ.MA.Pi I
O West King street.
9ftnimfthcv'.
1'nii.ADCLrRiA, Monday, Oct 7, 1MB.
Overcoats Yeu take them
for granted, just as you take
Beys' Suits. We mean veu te
'take Men's Suits for granted
just the same way. They are
here. Right in every way, in
cluding price.
$8.50 Sack Suit :
All wool, neat grar-and-black mixture, or
black ground w 1th brown and gray stripes.
Try wherever you please, tit don'tknew
the match of either.
$10 Sack Suit:
All wool, fast color, black grennd wllh gray
stripes, and wllh ellew thread; patch
pockets.
$12 Sack Suit:
ncd-bluc-nud-grny mixture with Invisible
Vlnld or retl-and-bluc. Pntch pockets,
'ou needn't be a clothing sharp teei the
worth.
$12 Sack Suit :
niack Cbexlet, all wool, and color guaran
teed. We knew of nene better for the
money. Our first let went with a Jump.
Same, frock coat, 113.
$15 Sack Suit :
Illnck Cheviot, nil wool. The btstSnltwe
ever saw for SIS. Made mid trimmed In
the bct potlble t) lc.
That's the pace. It don't
make any difference where
you step up te $28, the suit is
here.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
.French Printed Flannels.
The new crop. Twe hundred
and sixty-three styles and col
orings just added te the almost
as many mere that were en the
shelves. Twice ever, may be
thrice ever, the biggest, fullest,
choicest and most handsome
gathering we've ever shown.
Such printing as you hardly
see en the finest Challis. Fig
ures, stripes, Persian effects.
Empty words! Who can see
the dainty colors glowing
through them ? Yeu must see
the stuffs. Five minutes will
de for a glimpse an hour will
go before you think.
Have you noticed hew many
uses these lovely Flannels arc
being put te ? Wrappers, tea
gowns, breakfast sacks, house
coats for men, children's wear
anything where beauty and
softness and cozy warmth and
clinging elegance arc required
in a stuff.
Borders, of course. Four
teen distinct and striking styles
of them in these French-printed
Flannels. A novelty, but they're
getting an old friend's greet
ing. You'd hardly guess what
a last-touch of style and ele
gance the borders give.
Northeast of Centre.
Why de you suppose thrifty
women are all the time crowd
ing one part or another of the
Muslin Underwear store? They
have found out that home work
isn't economy in the face of
such prices as these :
Drawers :
Cloed muslin, blind embroidered, rutlle. and
plllllfc, i'lC.
Cambric, extra sire, clnMer or 10 plaltr.
deep rutlle of line embroidery. Me a pair,
fremtl.
Muslin, .1 large plaits, blind embroidered
runic, 1X-, fremCOc.
Miullu, ID -plaits, fine deep Hamburg em
broider, tee, rrem 81 2J.
Muslin, 15 plaits, Torchon edge, f, fiem
Corset Cevers :
Seme slightly soiled shall go at about half.
We Unci feriVj
31 kind for We
fl W kind for Tic
U'i kind for llc
12 kind rer SIM.
Chemises :
rine muMln, square jeke, with plaiting
and edge, tee, fiem TJc.
Hurplns Mike, deep embroidery, and edge,
tuc, Irem Sjei ome nltb sauare necks.
Kijuarejeltc, U reas Insertion, edge of fine
embroidery and beadlug, 75c, trem II 2S.
II i t lieinlkcs for It.
SI 25 Cambric Chemises for 75c.
Gowns :
Mether Hubbard ekc. all-eer embroidery.
Ilamtiurg rutlle 011 neck and sloe os, 7V,
Irem 11.
Muslin, kuare embroidered joke, Ham
burg edging iind Inserting, clusters of
miiplall,65c, ireinSlCS.
Une muslin, square clmtirs of elcun
plaits, W.-. 110111 SI Ce.
Cambric, flout or ery small plnlt, line
.edging en ntclt mid tleees, We, rrem Sl.IO.
1 Ine Cambric, V velte, plait wllh Inserting
between, beaded and nulled, SI 60, from Si
The merest hint of what we
are doing.
Second lloer, llrst gallery. Juniper slieet bide.
10,000 Masen Fruit Jars
pints, quarts -Jive cents each for
cither size. Perfect, but we've
tee many of them.
Second fleer. luntperstrcet side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
(Cavpctn.
iLM.TUUTUl'TII !
ONE PRICE ! ONE BUSINESS !
thi:
Only 18 Deers tYeni Postefflce.
Carpets taken up, eler.ncd, remodeled, sen ed
and r laid b most skillful workmen.
J. V. VONDi:ilS.MITH, the Junier member of
the It nn, has lx-cn In the Cnriict lluslnciu alt bis
life, and for the last .SIN YiAlfj bail charge of
the Carpil Werk at J. II. MAUTI.VS. In this
illy.
Carpets, Oil-Cleths, Itugs, Malting", Curtains,
shade.
8HAUB & VONDERSMITH,
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
eugv-l-lj d
cnnl 1citicm.
IjihTATi; or HAiiiurrrnoeK, late of
U Mratburgteitn M.. Ijuieastcr county, de
ceased, the uudcrtlgmd ..udlter nppelnUd te
dMrlbiite thebil.mee remilnliig lu the hands
of Jehn Wiggins and Aldus Weaver, mlnilnlw mlnilnlw
tiaters, te ami among these lcgall entitled te
the Mime, will sit for that purpose u salur
tl iv, (Xtelier 12, 19, at 10 e clock a. 111 tn ih
I.lbnirj Itoem of I lie Court Heum, In theclly of
IjiiK-astcr. wluie all iktseus lutcrcitcd In said
distribution ma attend.
KDWIN M CHLIIKRT,
slMtdM Auditor.
bSIOM'Ij INTM'rT Ol' J. II. ESnEN
V hhadc iV Sen of sulltbur lewnshlp. Lan Lan
iiihlrrceunlj I H. lbendiiule .V. Sen, of balls
bur) leiwulnp Mid count). hnMng by deed of
eluutary asMt-umcnt, dated bepti mix r 7, lEiO.
iiMlgncil ami tnuikfcired nil their estate and
etrec U te the underlgncd, rer the bencrtt or the
crisllten or the vald J. 11. EsbenslmdcA 8en,
he then.feicKlc notice teull pcreiu lmlc btcci
te wild nskluiier. te make ta)inent te the un
deiklgned without delay, and these haMnz
claim te present them te
I'KTElt UOUMICIMEK. Anlgnec,
Itwldlng tn Bird-ln-IIand.
H. M, IlOl'src, Attorney. ttMitdM
TAtACE OF FASHION.
GRAND FALL OPENING
-AT THE-
PALACE OF FASHION
US & "7 NORTH QUEEN
' STREET,
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9,
AND
THURSDAY, OCT. 10.
We"extend a most cordial in
vitation te everybody te be
present en this Great Occasion.
A marvelous display of Milli
nery, Cloaks, Coats, and a gen
eral line of Fancy Goods, such
as has never been seen in this
city.
The elegant room, together
with the tremendous stock at
our command, enable us te
make this the Grandest Open
ing we ever had.
we premise te all these who
will visit us en these days that
they will witness the Finest Ex
hibition ever seen in Lancaster.
We never had such room for
display, and we expect te outdo
ourselves and give te our many
patrons a rare tredt.
Our display will consist
chiefly of Trimmed Hats and
Bennets, the latest productions
in Millinery Novelties, Wings,
Birds, Feathers, Plumes, Tips,
&c. Velvets, Satins, Silks,
Plushes, Laces, Dress Trim
ming, Ribbons, and a general
line of Notions and Fancy
Goods.
Our store will be open both
evenings, se as te give every
body a chance te visit this
Grand Exhibition.
De net fail te see it en Wed
nesday or Thursday, as the
decorations will be of such a
character that we will have te
take them down en Friday
morning.
We again extend a most cor
dial invitation te all. Come
and see.
These days are set apart for
lookers. We de net ask you
te buy.
Everybody is welcome, and
it will well pay you for your
trouble.
It will be the grandest sight
ever seen in this city.
Don't fail te see it !
ASTRICH BROS.
furniture.
w
idm mrs CORN Ell.
" Step Right Here."
We have beauties te Shew ) ou.
The Finest Line of Fancy Tables Ever Sbewn
All Hand Tainted. Can't describe them. Come
nnd see them. 1hy are entirely new. Just
come In. What a beautiful present they will
make.
Did ) en say ) ou thought of getting a
Felding: Bed?
We have the Dest In the Market.
A child cun work It. Can't get out of order.
FURNITURE OP ALL KINDS
AT
WIDMYER'S
CORNER OK-
E. King & Duke Sts.
XDEAS FOR
FURNISHING !
Would you catch a new idea
for Furnishing? New is the
time. It's the old story of "the
early birds." Yeu knew that
Fall is jVete Furniture time.
Manufacturers consume the
whole Summer getting ready
for it. New they are ready.
Our warerooms are full of their
latest productions and ours
here displayed for the first time,
at our usual low prices.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, 2d,
3d and 4th Floers, 31 Seuth
Queen street.
TTKIMTBUU
HEADY FOn THE TRADE THAT 18
NOW UPON US.
Our Stock Is the Largest.
THE NEWEST THINGS IN THE LATEST
WOOIM AND FINISH.
OUR TRICES WILL HPEAK FOR THEM.
SEL.VEU.
A NICE COUCH AT A LOW I'RICE.
I1ED.ROOM SUIT1S, ONE '1HAT ISAbUR
TRIBE AND BELLS HAT1DLY,
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET
-Undertaking will Itecch e Tenens Attention.
I
9r
TTAOKK BROTHER.
New Curtains
Curtain Department
,. S0VeI Hevy Iraperk for Doorways and
Windows.
Plain and Interwoven Chenille HanjrinaB
with Overdrapery Fringe. 8
All Figured Draperies In Eastern Colorings.
Alse with Deep Fringes; Flax Valeur with
Orerdraperlea.
The above styles are new, Fall effects, the
colorings are somewhat HghU-r than formerly,
and include Warm Browns, Pigeon Blue,
Copper, etc., etc.
,.,. Heavy Materials by the yard for Draping
Windows, Doorways, Arches, Couches, Mantel
pieces, etc., with cheics Overdrapery Fringes
te match.
Artistic Drapery Werk of all kinds.
Lace Curtains.
Our Fall Line of Lace Curtains is much
mere complete than heretofore, and start at 60c.
tier pair, and includes many choice and desira
ble patterns.
The favorite medium-priced Lace Curtains
are Brussels Effects In Nottingham, f2.50, 13.00,
f3.50,$4.00,4.50. ' ' '
Our Line of Swiss Lace Curtains deserves
Rpeclnl attention, (5.00 per pair upwards.
Light Weight Materials for Sash Curtains,
French Curtains, Vestibule Draperies, Tran
soms, etc.
Curtain Poles lu all weeds and metals.
Ornamental Poles In Geld Plate, Antique
Sliver, Copper etc.
Window Shades.
A Large Stock of Best Materials and Fix
tures. Stere Shades a specialty.
We would be pleased te have all interested
in Furnishing te examine our Curtain and Up
holstery Departments.
HAGER &
25, 27, 20, 31
M
ETZOEIl A HAUOIIMAN.
IMetzerer &
Wc have new open
Black French Henrietta Cleths and Cashmeres
In All Grade nnd Qunlillex, the Best Value Ever Offered.
ALSO, FULL LINES OF
Single and Deuble Blaek Thibet Shawls!
AT LOW PRICES.
Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE
N
EXT DOOHTOTHE COUItT HOUSE.
SHAWLS.
e Imve nlwnj r mnde n peclalty of Hha In, both Deuble nnd Hlngle, and Uila season U net an
exception. If there In any cliunee It In In a larger assortment and lower prices. Wa are offering;
ili,im0,n,,nS!?8,,"w.lrJlK!iijrS1.u ,'.s3- WS lmve Heavy Weel Deuble Shawl at Uj
worth 13.00. Our W.OO nnd J5.00 Deuble Hhawls must Iwseen te be appreciated. We also keep all
the finer mnkes In full nuertmcut. A Iho lllnck nnd Black ami Orey Woolen Hhawls In all quail
.,'?; . Li,,,,,,,B,8 mnke r ,.,lnck Cashmere HhawlK, both Leng and Square, nnd tn all qualities, from
11.75 le 112.50 always en hnnd. '
INFHNTS WERR.
We Une added a new department this Fall, thnt of Infant's wear. We are showing a full as
sortment of Infant's Embroidered CeaU and llleh Wclitlit Cleth Cents from 12 up. Alse a Urge
stock of Infant's and Children's Cashmere, Hurnii, l'lush and Knit Cap, ranging from 39e te tl.fi).
7 JHCKET BHRCKIN,
. w5.,,ll.e J.ui!.riil In our Clenk department n Bargain In a Black Steckinette Jacks! In
sizes 30 te 41, ut JJ.00.
35 and 37 East King St.,
TJAHDAMcELHOV.
BARD &
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
UNDERWEAR W make a specialty of Undsrwear. We defy any house In the State te beat
our prlws. In Ijidles Merine nt EcWcSOe. and up. We are running a SOc Ladles' Vest, at 39c. a car
I iik of 22c en each pulr you buy. Ladles' Nnturnl Weel. Camel's Hair and Medicated Underwear at
the lowest prices for thcqunllty In tlie city. In Men's Underwear, whlteer colored, at 20c. 2Sc.s7Uc.
Wc.and up. Vpiiwlll nnd that we give extra alue. Men's Natural Weel, Camel's Ilalr and
.Medicated Weel Underwear at bnreuln prices. Men's Cotten Flannel Drawers at 25c, 81c and SOe
per pair. Children's Merine and Medicated Weel Underwear, all sizes, cheap.
BLANKETS With un experience of almost 2U years In the business, net nil that limn for our eur
m?1cs, iih this Is the third miineii for ourselves, c would Ray, that lu all that length of time you
ncwr sawthusnlue In blankets we are ntarlng. In While and Colored, at 75c, il, 11.25, 11.60. 12.
92.2G. r-'50,rj.75, J, and up. See our extra Una all Weel California Blankets nt M per pair. Medi
cated lint Blankets nt J.1..5, $4 and tfl. Crib Blunkcts nt J1.50 12, and up.
COM FOKTH Comforts rremfOciip. Large size at fl, 11.25, jl.60, nnd up. Our own make, large
sire, geed cotton, ntfLrii each. "
COTTON-Qulltlyfc Ontten madeln rolls 2 yds long and 2 yds 4 In. wide, weighing from ii te
4 lbs cuch, enough f 4xjr Comfert at 12! Jc nud lw ptT ll. Once usd,aluus preferred; It does net
stick together, rrnulfV no opening eul, aUaj s read for use. Cotten lit c, 10c, 124c and 18c per
lb In Meri lb rolls, as ou pnfer.
OIL CLOTHS liich season our trade In floei Oil Cleths Increases. Our Oil Cleth Is all well
seasoned. HaWuc been bought before the advance lu price, June 1st, OH Cleth Bugs, 1yd square.
45c, 1W j ds square fi5c, IJ-Jju square We. Itcmnunts of heavy fleer Oil Cleth (net full width) at
lOoperiard. v- '
FEATHERS Wc had a rush for Feathers Hint wc were out of them, but will new be able te
Gle en any quantity. Our prices are the lowest en htst goods tn the city.
WINDOW SHADES Call en us when jeu want Window Shades In paper or oil shades by the
j nrd, or mode te order, nt the very lowest price.
FLANNEI$ The best Flannels ler tlie money seu ever bought, or can buy te-day In any
house In the city. Our trade has been built up wliallt lb by giving the best value for jour menev.
MUSLIN I bale, card wide. Unbleached Muslin, remnants, bic; I bale de, nt6kc: 1 bale of
heavy, vard wide, Unbleached Muslin, nt OVJc b the piece, or 7c by the yard. The lowest prlce en
It any where Is tic. Bee eiirjarl wide, soft finish, BlcuchcdMusllu at 7c n yard.
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
(Clethiun.
rEKCHANT TAILOR.
Fall Announcement !
Having purchased of A. II. Ilov liktdn the old-established stand at the corner of North Queen
and Orange, I have new in stock u full assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Trousers, $5 te $13. Buslnets Suits. $18 te $30. Dress Suits, $38 te $48. Fall OrerceaU,
Silk Lined. $38 te $10. Montagnae Overcoats, Bilk and Satin lined, $30 te $80.
All m v garments nre elegantly trimmed und made by first-class tailors only, A stjllsh and
-omfertnble tit nlwav s guaranteed.
ROBT. H.
Merchant Tailor,
gttOUCD, &C.
F
LINN A BUENEMAN.
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STOVES!
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FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 ITertti Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PENIPA,
.
and Draperies.
BROTHER,
West King St.
HaAi&lixxiaja..
our own Importation of
COOPER HOUSE.)
Lancaster, Pa.
Opposite FeuntaJa lu.
Opposite Fountain Inn.
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