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jw .tefMMlMewlitirML Bytntllflrcdel
1M y la ttanee;) cent month.
T lUTELLIQENCEB-On dollar and
Mill yr. In Ml ranee.
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tteMe order, and wher neither of
CM b procured Mnd In a nUtrM
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Lancaster, Pa.
H"r
&yiianiMTB,TA., October 10, 1889.
Tke Geologic! Surrey.
1 t TjIum .() MW1s.fllal tf-
s lulling tu vuui uunut;iui.f nuff w , lien
- A tt.-T1t.lt. .!n1..flH !-........ Via
I " Dictionary of Fossils," wnicn
table of errata se extensive ns
RJjle embody corrections of one-fifth of tlie
enumeBS ana descriptions in iue took.
The Inquirer, with great apparent
InaMr m VAnlnrfM tn nnixillnn ihn vnlllO
' Mattf se freely ; though It must be con
ceded that It Is mere valuable thus
printed than It would bave been if it
had been' Issued as the state geologist
had prepared it.
It seems that after putting his own
work te press be had sent the sheets
as they were printed te bis scientific
acquaintances, with the request that.
they would send him their Mijrgcslletit
or corrections. The result seciut te bnve
been te produce a great number of cor
rections, which the state geologist con
cluded that it was necessary that the
readers of his book should havejntnl as
it waa already printed, the only recoil rw
be found was te put a supplement te it
embodying the corrections.
The resultant book is mere creultnble
1? lorreressor lsievs ingenuousness man
Si te his business sense ; and that has been
sir the trouble with tlie whole geological
survey, which bus uew been running
? , aieng ier nuccn years at great, cost whh
f out proportionate profit. I'rofcsser Lcs-
$. ley, who Is at the head or tlie survey,
has net ni-nvcn ennsbln of Its nretwr ex-
MMitlve manammrnt.. ITn In n mnn of
il great learning in bis department,
& himself te his work from slncore love
ter It and who Is in every way worthy
of esteem :, but a man of coarser flbre
might have made a better geological
ftv survey of the slate. Ne cost has been
spared in the work, which lias resulted
In the production ofclegant inn pi and
eunttaa pages of notes and observa
tions recording the developments that
have been made by miners and pros
pectors. Essays upon the industries of
the state, which have no pluce in the
acepe of a geological report, have been
numerous. But the fifteen years of
work have net yet succeeded in preBOIlt-
, u.a(eMigcni ana corrcec description
'Sr. ..,, . - .. . . . ..
J;h of the location of the geological strain of
$ Pennsylvania, with their composition
imu iciiuuui iu eueii uiut'r. j. great
dal of desultory observation of the blti
, mlneus coal Held has been priuted.wlth-
; eat settling the relation of the beds in
f 1 AlMiaa A-m &. -lL-u A . A
; dldereut sections of the fctnte, nud even
f without certainly determining their re
lation, number and position in any sw
y tlen; save as te the Pittsburg bed,
which has been the easiest te trace
", and therefore perhaps has had tlie most
' , work put upon It. The authraclte re
y gien has received a great deal of ntteu-
tlen ; with what profit we cannot say.
f But this section of the state has been
if much neglected, receiving but the
1 superficial examination of a geologist,
who was without resources te .nuke his
investigation thorough.
It Is an exposition of the well ascer
tained fact that the man or sdence is
nei always capable of hii executive trust.
even In the discovery of the truths of his
own art. The geological survey of the
state could be se conducted as te be very
valuable te Its people, disclosing te them
the values in their rocks, but it must
t demers than fellow after industrial in-
, vesttgatlen, te simply record It.
If the state had a resident geologist
v in convenient place, able te Inform the
e people as te their stones, while luvestl-
atl8g the geology of the section, and
preparing topographical maps of the
country, it would receive fur mere
value from the appropriation than it
new gets in sending through the
etate geological tramps nud publish
ing their incomplete reports and In
dustrial essays. The geological survey
should be reorganized. The commission
that is supposed te superintend It should
wake up and de some work.
The Belt Line.
The Peimsylvunin railroad is vigor viger vigor
eusly fighting the projxisltlen te build
a belt line of railroad around Philadel
phia, for the use of nil the railroads en
tering it and te aflerd the rullest facility
for getting goods Inte aud out of the
elty in the cheapest way mid te
every point. The deulurcd object
iese manifestly lu the Interest or the
eity that the Pcuusylvaulu railroad's
president, In opposing it, Is compelled
te charge that the scheme Is ene te get
the existing railroads "ou the hip" aud
instead or facilitating their business,
te embarrass It and lmpose upon
It onerous charges and restrictions.
Of this intent, however, there is no evi
dence; and the charucter of the men lu
charge of the project contradicts It.
Aud, if It exists, it Is readily in
the power of the city councils, in
granting its franchise te the Belt
line railroad, te make it n condition
thatit shall offer equal facilities te all
lailreads, aud even de Us work ut cost;
which is what its projectors say that
they Intend te de ; their object being
imply te benefit the city trade, and
prevent its being strangled ns It new is
by the selfish efforts or the existing rai
reads te take all they can gel, aud w
kill the bird that lays their golden
eggs.
Thte ie a peculiarly Pennsylvania rail rail
read policy. The men in charge of Kb
policy have shown themselves te lie
very shortsighted ; and as a consequence
the greatest railroad in the country decs
net get ita stock above par, and has hard
wsrk pegging it there. It Is nlwuys
"hird up"; while, with Its resources, its
treasury should always overflow.
"It la new snendlnir ninnnv In i.,nii,.,.
?v
.w down useless lines lu Philadelphia 'only
WC tf flMkl tiat .if Ilia llll II. . . 1
j lag that the Belt Hue idea niUbt prevail
v la the eud, because it is essential te the
?"ll- AtlA ttiel lll.lu.1 xr.1ln.. I.. 4- ..!..,.
j v , . .,,. nouvev juuuj is mj yield
,te H gracefully and take its benefits
;aJeg with its damagn.
,,-Ta time has past when the lVnusvl
Vaala or any ether railroad tan nt up'te
f aumepellte trade. Every busiuw ventre
.ifmif te previde itself with the fullest
.IfsriBtleater the interchange of Its trade.
f IV Belt line of railroad oreuml a city
'fWBKtiflf 1(4 railroads Hud giving
every industry an outletto evcry,'sec
tien; aenwicnds Itself te the Judgment
ef every oil. It Is a'jtrejeet that should
be agitated here ; and one that If carried
systems, such as the Baltimore A
Ohleand the Western Maryland, that
new pass close by our portals.
The Rabbit tad Blackbird Case.
The great rabbit and blackbird case,
argued with profound learning In our
court ou Wednesday, Is worthy te be
recorded as a "cause celebre" lu the
annals of Lancaster Jurisprudence.
Christian Hlnkle, which being inter
preted means chicken, was charged
with the untimely slaughter of a
rabbit. But Mr. Hlnkle was net
chicken-hearted and boldly defended
himself upon the ground that he
had net slain a rabbit but a blackbird,
In which assertion be was supported by
one witness, a boy who was present at
the slaughter or the bird. The Intelli
gent Jury, thereupon, rendered a verdict
of net guilty j and divided the costs
equally between Mr. Hlnkle and the
prosecutor, Mr. Plank. The profound
wisdom of this decision must strlke
the most casual observer. The state
Is supposed te favor these who aid
iu the enforcement of the laws and It
has been considered a cardinal principle
of geed citizenship te bring nil law
breakers te trlnl. This may have been
the position of Mr. Plank and balances
his error In mistaking a blackbird for a
rabbit. His intentions were geed and he
Is only made te pny half of the expense
of the trial of n man who has been found
Innocent. The saddling of half or the
costs upon the unfertutinte sportsman
requires for Its explanation a mere sub sub
tle analysis of the possible motives that
may have determined the minds of the
Jury. It must be evident te everyone
that n man who cenfeses thnt he slew
a blnckbird with n shotgun hi the
month of August wns thereby guilty
of endangering the life of n rabbit
which might have been hidden
soinewhnre in the line of his fire.
If the blackbird wns net shot upon
the ground, but was brought down by
tlie deadly weapon from seme lefty tree,
thnt doet net affect the argument ;
as the rabbit may have died of
henrt disease brought te a cli
max by the sudden and unexpected
explosion near by. It is therefore evi
dent that no matter hew Innocent Mr.
Hlnkle or hew cxcolleut his intentions,
he should pay half the expenses. Oth
erwlse rabbits may be constantly expir
ing In August by rensen of the slaughter
of blackbirds.
Tin: Philadelphia Inquirer Is gratified
and BiuprUcd at tlie roferin in the cost or
public works, which It finds te be ' ene or
the first milts or this itepiiljllcan iulnilnlf iulnilnlf
trntlen." That little word "this" explains
the Inquirer' curious state of mind, for
it suggests that ether Republican ad
ministrations had established such n
reputation for wasteful and cosily man man
ngainent or public works that it may
be surprising nnd gratifying te find that
this ndniinlstratlen docs net altogether
abandon the reforms of Democratic admin
istration and return te old Republican
ways. The comment Is particularly direct
ed te the public w erks en the sh'p nnd
navy yards, where the oxtrnvagance or
previous Republican administrations was
most fearfully inanlfested and w here ox ex ox
Secrotary Wultney madenn cuvlable repu
tation us a thorough and omcieut rofernior.
It is pleasing te note tbntSecre.tary Tracy
seems disposed te walk in the footsteps or
his Democratic predecessor. The repairs
or (he IJosten nre te cost less than the esti
mate, and the Maltie, new building at the
Brooklyn navy yard, " will be completnd
ns quickly ns she euld be built lunprl lunprl
vate yard, whiloher cost will be Inslde the
first appropriation." Then the Inquirer
placidly remarks: "This Is u decldid
oliange rrem the old style or doing things.
Lst us hope that it may be porinaueut."
One might ulmest think that the old
state or things rofened te was uniier
Dciueciatlu rttle and that the changes noted
woiequlto rocent nnd the work or fjccio fjccie
tary Tiaey. The Tearful and wenderful
ui'iiuigoinent of public works iu the navv
department under ethor Itepubllcun ad
ministrations warrants the assumption
that If a Uoiuecrtitlu admlnlNtratlen had
net reformed It Micro would be little occa ecca occa
hleu Torthe present congratulations. Asa
specimen lake the " Omaha," thus roferrcd
te by Secretary Whltney iu his llrst repot t :
"Hhe has been reimllt within thn last four
years, nt bii expense of Stfj.OOO. It was an
act or the (jrcatest Telly. Khe ianrepalred
woetlcn vessel, with boilers, machinery,
and guns, all or which would at the time
have been sold for what limy would hae
brought by any ethor nation en earth. In
the event of a war she can neither fight
nor run nway from any cruiser built con
temporaneously by nny ether nation. Her
rebuilding cost the full price of a modern
steel Miip of her hUe and all modern char
acteristics." I'niLADP.i.ritiA Is te huve n huge million
dollar hotel, at least that Is given us tlie es
timated cost of the building mid tin, vtilue
or the Kreuud, and unlen-eeii extras will
push the total outlay several bundled
thousand beyond that flgure. It Is te be
en the south slde of Chestnut street near
Twenty-second ami will lme a Trout or
ene hundred and thirty-ene feet, and n
depth oflwe huuilrnl ami thirty. the. A
little street called Albien lieundathn cibt
eru t.Ule or the let. It Is te he called the
Hetel MctreKilp, aller Londen's big hotel,
uiul will li.ivekOMMi nturies. "Jtctl granite,
with a rough or quarry foce finish, in te ,0
used te the height or the second story, the
reinulnhiglhe stories te be of red brick
red sandstone aud terra-cotta. All the shafts
of the columns are te be jHilislicil. The
front Is broken with lievv and oriole win
dows fashioned of copper. The elevators
will number flve and the Mnlrwujs three.
On the roeroftho northeast building u reef
garden Is te be built similar te Hint erthe
New Yerk Casine, with accommodations
for three or four hundred poeplo."
This building In te be creeled nt ence, and
cannot Mil te hae a marked cflect in
hastening the steady maich or business
nbove Hread street. The tlme bcems te be
coming when fremrher te rier Market
and CheMuut will be busy thoroughfares.
As noted lu our new columns there is u
chance that the lire of the hrakeinau who
was se terribly Injiired en Woduewlay en
the Heading .V Columbia railroad mv be
saved. He wa removed te bt. Jescpli'H
Iiespltal iu Ie,uliug In the ambulance aud
If he 11 veh may be thankful that his accident
did net happen at this end or the Hue, for
then he would have been piled en n wagon
fleer and Jolted te death. The I.vruLU
auxeim began collecting meney for an
nmbulaiice soine tlme nge and the fund
new amounts te 1J1. Ve wan't f70 mere.
In a speech in the Senate lu March or
18K0, Henjauiln Harrison, said : " It Is net
the qnostien or a row iiofctelllccp. I freely
say te my colluague that the Hepubllcuii
party would be stronger In Indiana ir veu
put every Republican out of efllce, and I
think the Democratic jurty would be
weaker in precisely the same proportion
that jeu put Democrats Iu." Tlie Pitts
burg 7f remarks : " On.thls idea, necr
had a president u worse feo In bis own
household than Ueujuiuln Hairiseu hns In
"'srksen, who has made 15,000 changes iu
fourth-class el&ces slnce March." It Is evi
dent thst the president has changed his
opinion aa te the way the Republican, party
' V be made stronger Jn Indiana, Per
THIS LAKCASMt DAILY tNTJJLLIOBlfOEK, -THUBBDAT, OCTOBER
Iiapsthc DemocrsSlcT.vlctery lu his old
home,' Indianapolis ntay convince htm
thst be don't knew Much about It after all.
PKitOXAI.
UKehuK FnASCis TnAiw says that be Is
perfectly dellghted with his life In the
Bosten Jsll ami is going te spend his tlme
writing a book te be called ' Tlie barbaric
laws of Harvard's Modern Athens."
Jat Oet'i.n and his daughter tslted the
8U Ieuls fnlr en Wednesday, and attended
the Veiled rronbet' ball In tlie evening.
Mr. Gould said that If tlie world's -fair
Went te the city with the prettiest wemen,
St. Leuis would get it surely.
Sin Enwiw AuNer.n grumbles about our
" snake-reneci, which waste allke land and
lumber, and terture the eye or an artist?
and tliose monstrous, ugly, tinpalnted,
telegraph poles, with which you mar the
vlsUis or your llnest streets, llut your
public buildings often astonish and en
chant mej your collegos. libraries, mu
seums and observatorios leave positively
no excuse te American youth."
Clattex Bnewx, or Rohrorstewn, has
received an appointment In the railway
mall servlce as clerk, and his run will be
between Easten snd Hatolten. The ap
pointment was secured through tlie Influ
ence or Hen. M. Ureslus.
Him UnNJAMi Samuki. I'mt.urs, ox ex
lord mayor or Londen, and the second
member or thoJewlsh faith te occupy the
position, died In Londen en Wednesday at
the nge or soventy-nlne. He became a
wealthy mercbant, was an alderman and
sheriff, and as lord mayor distinguished
hlinseir bv his activity in erganising roller
for the distress In India by the cholera
visitation of 1(500, In recognition or which
he wns knighted.
Smlle Attain en M !
Mghsd Tem te his txleved. He knew net what
gave )ir such a charm in hi ejci. Her leetli,
preserved by BOZODOST which hn hail used
from ulrlhoed, did lil bunlnc. HIip held htr
love r by virtue of HOZODONT.
Ooed-wlfe Urundle crlevr and Rtealif,
Day and night with lghs and meuns
Wears her life nway.
(loed-wiroUayhrarl sings and unties;
Time, tlie gray old thief, beguiles J
Krt ns fresh a May.
The two women am of the saine age but
flood-wife flrmidle leeks fully llfleen years the
elder. Hhe Is the victim of Ills which might be
cured by the use of Ilr. l'lerce's Favorite Pro Pre
scription. Pain, "fcmals weakness" and low
spirits re her renstmil companions. Oood Oeod Ooed
wife Oayheart, thanks te the Prescription,"
enjoys perfect health mid steins te grew mera
veung, Mva'Meiis and agrce.ibte ccry day.
There Is nothing equal te this remedy for nil
female disorder. W.Thftw
Thernreless persons afrllcled with rheuma
tism since our druggists lma sold Knlvntlen
OH.
Few are nware of the Importance of checking
a cough or common cold In Its llrst stage. That
which In the beginning would j leld te a mild
remedy, If neglected, seen picys upon the lungr.
Dr. Hull's Cough Hymn affords lustmit relief.
It Is an lnrallllile remedy. Price a cents n bot
tle. With Kly's Cream llalm a child ran be treat
ed without pain or dread and with perfect
safety. Try the remedy. It cures catarrh, liny
rover nnd colds In the head. It l cally ap
plied Inte lis nostrils and gives relief with the
flrht application. Prlce 60e. eff-Iwd&w
gev Salt.
-ruiiMUSAi.i;eF iikai, estati:.
HATCHWAY, OCTOllhll 12. 1SS9,
The undersigned, executers of William Kpcn
ccr, decciiMd, wlllexpee tesaleat 1 o'clock p.
in., en the premises of Ne. I, In Salisbury town
ship, IjuiCHsterceiinlv, all Hint certain rurin.
Se 1, containing 101 Acres, situated In Mild
township, bounded by limits or Jasen Cnruiliers,
Cyrus Urliiten.Sninucl Townsend and ethers,
and adjoining Ne. 2, herelnartcr ilc.crlbel. On
thelpremlses nre a large Twe-Story DltlCK
HOfjHK, with pump at deer, large think llarn,
with straw sheds, u new corn house, corn cribs
anil ether necessary outbuildings. The farm Is
well fenced, divided Inte convenient Ileitis, well
wnlered nnd under geed cultivation.
Ne. 'ir containing 1WJ-4 Acres, mere or less, ad ad
lexiliig Ne. l.nnd the property of thecstatoef
,M (int.. , Hnnmcl Miller, the estate of laaan
Aibrhsl Vi u'l.iin Jacksen and ethers. On the
premli - ur n large Two-Htery PKIilll.K
DAHIIi:i) .MVNSION, with well nt deer, a
Deuble-Declt-r Burn, wagon shed, com trlbs
and ether outbuildings. Alse a geed Two-Hlery
KltAMi; DWLI.LINU, with name stable, to te to
hncceliouso and a well of geed water, and a
one and n-hnlf story 'Jenant Heuse, also with
table nnd u geed well of water at the deer,
Tim farm (swell fenced, has cencnlcnt fkldi,
well watered and under geed cultivation.
Ne. 3, a tractor woodland containing V Acres
and I.M lurches, ndlelulng the above described
premises. Thcse farms nrc llncly located In the
most fertile twrl of southeastern (.ancustcr
county, nbeut2H miles southwest from Chrlstl
ann, and aie convenient te churches, public
dioeli, stores, cmnmcrles, etc. A line stream
of wait r runs through the whole iraet and adds
much te the desirability of Net. 1 and 'J.
Should the pun hascrs desire, .i,iJ, secured
by mortgage, can remain charged en each of
prcmlsts Ne. I audi. Terms u.iuh- known day
or kale WII.MAM lll.AUK,
Kxecuter of William Hpencer, deceased.
JO..IOAe3.7,10vl
TUII.DIN03, Ac.
HAI.K
OF-
Buildings and Building Lets
ON UASY PAYMENTS.
Ju00 cash down and fJM anuunllv
will buy nlhrcc-Stery Urlclc Dwell
ing and Stere Stand In the central
SI,IM()
pnriei ineciiy
1100 cash down nnd !X0 annually
'111 hnviiThrpn-Hti-irv Itrlplr llui.ll.
,(
lug with modern ImpreNcments, In
Iho western partel tlie city.
HH)eali down and SIM anminlly
wlll buy a Twoltery llrlck Dwelling
In a very dislrable neighborhood.
f5 cah down nud M monthly,
w Ithnut Interest, will buy n building
let, 'JOHM reel.
S50 ensh down, and 5 monthly,
without Inlcicst, will bu v a building
let en Ceral street, aixlOU feet.
1100 cash down nnd S10 inenthly
without Interest, will buy one or the
most desirable liulldlnii luts In Ihe
tjrl.AOU
9 1 nn
9'. 50
?UV5
Jclly.ljiiwrcct.
The nbe e are (am pics of a iiuniln r of nruier
lies ellcred for sale. All en or nenr line or street
H. It., within easy reach efmnrkets, city wntci,
gas, M-nprnge, Ac. Inijulrc of
MUUrtlN M. I I L-ll
r r
')
rti:.u, ISTATB AND IN8UUANCK AUIINI'
NO. tot KAST KIN(5 HT.
Ct7-lWd
(Cavpcte.
rpiiUTiu
TUUTII I
ONE PRICE I ONE BUSINESS !
Curtains ! Curtains !
Ile.uUluil nnd Cheap for Hie Quallly
nnd btyle.
I.ACi:, CIlUNII.Li:, MADRAS, Kir.
Oil Cleths, Hubs nnd MnttlncsluKrent nrlety
nnd nt prices te suit icrbedy,
Cariwls-Krem (Incst te cheapest. Kicry yaiil
new, rlemi nnd roeiI.
J. V. VONDKU8XIITII. Junier member el
firm, kvem alt CariHt Werk hlsperseunl ntlen
."n:, l.l Ku '" charge of the Curiwt Werk at
Martin's, In this city, for the hislHIx Ycau.
and wns titter at Wanamaker's.l'lilladelphla.
Curpets laid and
bought or cleaned.
rclnld, no matter whrm
SHAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
Hiig2U-l)t!
lour.
BK YOUIl GnOCKIl
-reu-
LEVAN'S FLOUR
AND
New Kiln-Dried
CORN MEAL
LEVAN & SONS,
HCnCJlA.NTJJH,J,EnS,
XatinftmAkrr'i
PHUJWKLPBIA, Thursisy, Oct. 19, USO.
Take Robes (dress patterns)
of a single price $12.50; and
at one counter. Here arc
three ; all en feule grounds :
I With applique figures of hiaalc velvet.
2-Wltii band of velvet snd frlse.
8-WHh band en fig ured Paisley.
The words hardly hint their
handsomeness. Just enough te
set you thinking what" a dozen
dollars can de in some of the
most stylish stuffs.
Robes, Robes, Robes! Lpek
till you tire of weave-beauty
and color-beauty. Yeu are net
half through. $2.50 te $58.
Meuth west of ecntrs.
Mountains of yard reeds.
Take the Camel Hairs. There
isn't a weak spot in the line. A
choice quality in- ten colorings
at 75c (40 inches), and se en
through half a dozen grades up
te 51.50.
Weel Hurnlis, 13 coloring!, tl
All Weel Ladles' Clelh, ifl Inches, 75c; thirty
colorings.
Plaid Keule, 27 stvl, big plaid and biggish
ttlnlrlat Mtllitiltft ?r
Heri?n with melinlr border, palm pattern, 1 1
Neelty with sorelly cmss deslKn en sergy,
itlny ground, f 1 6e. I'laln te match, II .
French Kcrce. with a dozen rows of narrow
ribbon el vet nnd ene of wldsr vtlvt,t?M.
I'lain, 31 1.
We might fill the paper without
much mere than beginning the
story.
Heuthwcat and seutheaU of centre.
All-wool Cashmeres. Fifty
nine shades everyone that any
body asks for. 50c te $1.25.
Silk - and - Weel Henriettas.
$1 and $1.25. An elegant
line.
Near centre of the ttert.
All the cold weather shapes
in Women's Leng Garments,
Coaching Coats, Newmarkets,
and the like. Beavers, Ker
seys, Diagonals, Cheviots.
Anether let of the Astrakhan
Cleth Capes, $3 te $7.
Tea Gowns, $4.50 te $50.
fiecend fleer, Chestnut stresttld. Tour eleva
tor. These Bohemian Napkins
are 23X23 inches, fine and verv
soft finish. Orly two sides te
hem. We never before had se
geed a napkin at $1.10 the
dozen.
Southwest of centre.
Hosiery and Underwear,
Women's, Men's, Children's.
Assortment as seasonable as
the weather. Yeu can tell by
the crowds at the counters that
prices are right.
Mlddle Market nnd Chestnut street entrances.
Wc call this Blanket 78x84
inches : try the yard-stick en a
dozen, net one but is bigger
than we say. Weigh a pair,
seven pounds, full. Pull a thread
te bits ; nothing but wool. A
geed, strong, every day Blan
ket, one that will stand hard
wear. And the price but $5 !
Every chapter of the Blanket
story reads that way.
Near Women's Waiting Itoeni.
Luckily for you, there were
3,000 pairs of these French
Corsets yesterday. Prices te
set you wondering.
Second Meer, flHt gallery, Junlpsr street side.
Accordion Plaiting, 35c a
yard, all widths.
Becend fleer, Clmslnul street. Dressmaking
rnrler.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Olljinaumvc.
H
nrian a martin.
China. Mall.
CHINA
GLASS,
QUEENSWARE
We will liaeln stock the largest ntHerlment
of
1IAVILAND CHINA,
CUT, l'llESfeED AND ENGRAVED GLASS
WAHE. KAJCCY GOODS,
JADANlCbE WARE. LAMrs, Etc., ever shown
by ns.
CHINA, TEA AND DINNER SETS
Am the nrtt arrivals of our Importations. Dec
oratleut liner than ever for th same money,
linponlble te describe them. Yeu must see
them te appreciate.
Prices Always Right.
SEE AND BE CONVINCED.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
rpltUK DALMATIAN INSECT fOWDl.ll.
X propelled by a geed powder blower. It the
ineit ervectual destroyer of tllen and ethersmall
IntfCUi Fer sale
U ' AUIUH WY'S DHUtJ BTOtlK,
vn W0h.
Vs. $
f I
T B. MARTIM CO.
DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENT. Opened Yesterday a Large In
voice of
FALL DRESS GOODS,
And They Are New en Our
Counters Ready Fer In
spection. Yeu Will Find the Stock One
of the Most Desirable in
the City, and Styles and
Prices Are Correct.
, J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
D
nESSOOODBI DRESS GOODS 1
35-37 North Queen St.
NOTICE.
If your buying thought la DHES8
GOODS, write te us Bttiug the kind of
fabric you have iu mind or the purpose
for which you desire te tine It, with the
price you with te pay, and we will
promptly place iu your hands samples
of the liest we can supply at the price.
That heuld mean the best auy where,
for our stock of DRESS GOODS is the
largest aud best selected wc knew of. If
you de net knew the technical name of
the goods, no matter ; tell us hew they
leek te your eyes, or hew you suppose
they leek, and we will Hud them.
Just se of anything else ; settle en
whnt you want as near as may be, aud
write for it.
BLANKET, COMFORTS,
QUILTS, FLANNELS,
UNDEIIWEAR, SHAWLS,
LACE CURTAINS,
TABLE LINENS,
VANT GOODS.
CORSETS, GLOVES,
LACKS, RIBBONS,
HOSIERY.
RUCH1NGS, SHIRTS,
UMBRELLAS.
FURS,
And the Thousand of Other Things
for Heme Uee or AVear or Heuse Deco
ration that we have a store full of.
35-37 North Queen St.
LAKCABTER.I'A.
Charles Stamm.
flousrfuvttiwhine Soeo.
-1ALL, AND 8EK
THE
ROCHESTER LAMP!
filxty Candle-Light; BeaU them all.
Anether Let of Cheap Glebe for Qaa and Oil
Hteve.
THE "PERFECTION"
METAL M0ULDINO and RUBBER CUHHI0N
Weather Strip.
Beat them all. Thltrlpeutwrara)l ether.
Keep out the cold. Htep rattling of window.
Exclude theduit. Keep out mew and rain.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made tn
applying tt. Can be fitted anywhere no hole
te bore, ready for iue. I will net split, warn or
brink a cushion (trip 1 the most pcrfecLlflAt
the Steve, Heater and Range Stere of
JeM P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN 8T.
LANCARTEIt I'A.
rpHI. KIS ... "OUNTAlNEN-TIIEIlI51T
.1, endcheuix.inihe market 1 karat cold
lien, II iil ru'ilvr lu.l'er, uever get out of
order, ea lly tilled. Cull jnd examine before
turvhulne eUwwhere. At EltlBJdAN'SOenU'
urnlthlWf "ter, fl Wf Kll HrJh
CHAMISSTAMM'S
BIN
SHI,
10, 1889.
e
m
st f
9
PCg DOOK TO BU COURT Heiwh. lfH H"
XI s v U 1 1 ' T m
Carpets. Oil Cleths, Window Shades. I
NwheaekeeperIaitranilihlBc thtlr hone and old henkMierc nfemlafctM -
fZVXt' " "' """ "rct our llnei of erp?tiniT, oil ihSnl SLSSTZtSSm I
...!i?i JilSSJ&'Y -f?y W"".w vetreu H
variety of beautiful design and colorings.
Fleer Oil
w are etrerinc at see Imve never been iiuhmM.
"" "". " uuiia cmunei nrrr anuiir Ma ran mn 2K te He. 'ni anaua
RAO CARrKTS We have Hemc-Mada Rac Carpeta at 96, SO, 38,40. 0.M.M and M
.- .J?02TelS5lJ, na re""0 9es renelrea New Oil Clethi. We are showing the beat Mete
fMev.a&S ment' '"" trm le "' ln ' iH' "X rwK wide In bethluSSJEMi
ISTinde'w
..?SJ',"1'd Window Shade, all ready te hang, at 7e and Me apleee, lis feet teawaad Mine
Sfi StStP ,rln " BharflnnbytWardaad ifuU aaMtrtmSt tf fl!temTcmtieas
4WAII Shade and Carpet Werk PrempUy AtteLded ta
FAHNESTOCK'S,
35 and 37 East King St.,
-Vf-ETZOER HAUGHMAN.
We have new open our
Black
French
Henrietta
In All Grade and Qualities, th Best Value Ever Offered.
ALSO, FULL LINES OF
Single and Deuble Blaek Thibet Shawls 1
AT LOW PRICES.
Metzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
B
ard a Mcelrey.
bard & Mcelrey,
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
UNDERWEAR-Wc make a specialty of Underwear,
our jinwp. iij irfmien juerine nt ccjuc, ana up.
lng erzzc en each pa!
the lowest nrlces tcir
fjOe. and tin. Yeu will
Medicated Weel Underwear
ner Mir. Children's Metine
.. j.... wj. miuiu. iintiuui iiwi.ubuii m enirniiu iuvuicaicu uneerwearai
tlicmlnlltv In lhi rllr. In Mfn'a TTndArirM.. vHHaa. mlnnul .iqn. -- e-ny-
fllirl lhntwn itIta 'Xfra vnln. M.n'i Mnlnr.l IVimI rnmla liTil ITji
uiMSi H.cin w mi un experience or almost a year in the business, net nil that tlme for oar ear
scItcs, a this Is the third season for ourselves, we would say, that In all that length or time you
E.eI?rJ,ftwJ.h?,ln,u0 J" blanket we are efrcrlng. In White and Colored, at 75c, fl, 11.25, 11.80. M,
$2JS.n.50,t2.7J, S3, nnd up. Hee our extra fine all Weel California Blankets at W rer pair. Medl'
catedKedHlankeUnt3.75,(land!9. Crib Blankets at 11.50. 12, and up.
COMFORTS ComferU tremftV: up. Large size at 11,11.25, 11), and up. Our epni make, larga
fclze, geed cotton, at $1.00 each.
COTTON-Quiltlng Cotten made lu rolls 2 yds long and 3 yds 4 In. wide, weighing from i te
4 lb each, enough for one Comfert at KXe and 16c per lb. Once used, always preferred; It doe net
stick together, requires no opening out, alway ready for use. Cotten at 8c, loc, 121e and 15c per
lb In li or 1 lb rolls, as you prefer. , ..-
OIL ClmiH Each season our trade In fleer Oil Cleths Increases. Our Oil Cleth Is nil well
seasoned. Having been bought befere the advance In price, June 1st, OU Cleth Rugs, 1 yd square,
tee, m yds square 65c, 1 yds square 80c. Remnant or heavy fleer Oil Cleth (net hill width) at
10c per yard.
FEATHERS We had n rush for Feathers that we were out of them, but will new be able te
give you any quantity. Our prices are the lowest en best goods tn the city.
WINDOW SHADES Call en us when you want Window Uhndei In paper or oil shade by th
yard, or made te order, at the very lowest price.
FI.ANNKLH The ties! KlnnnelM Ter Itinmnnnv rnu nrnr hnnirtit nr rati hitv ln-Hnv In mw
--.--------------r .. ..,., .r.
house In the city. Our trade has been built up
'. our trane nas necn eunt up wiiat, it is by gl vine the best value for your money,
bale, yard wide. Unbleached Muslin, rcmuants, SJic; 1 bale de, ateke; 1 baleef
e, Unbleached Muslin, at 6!c by the piece, or 7c by the yard. The lowest price en
MCSLIN-1
heavy, yard wide, Unbleached Muslin, at 6!c by
It anywhere Is 8c. Hee our yard wide, son finish,
bard Sc Mcelrey,
Neb. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street.
lethiu0.
M
ERCHANT TAILOR.
Fall Announcement !
Having purchased of A. II. Reensteln the e!d-tabllshcd stand nt the corner of North Queen
aud Orange, I have new In stock u full assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Tremeri, IS te 913, Buslnesi Suit, $18 te 930. Ore Belts, 925 te 948. Fall Overcoat,
BUk Lined, 920 te 940. Hentagnac Overcoat, Silk and Batln lined, 930 te 980.
All mv garments are elegantly trimmed and made by first-class tailors only. A stylish and
soinfertable fit always guaranteed.
R0BT. H.
Merchant Tailor,
iUaichca.
H.
Z. HHO Am A bON.
Articles
hclrloeniH.
of Silver have from the remotest times been esteemed the choices
WE OFFER THE MOST VARIED STOCK OF
STERLING SILVER,
INCLUDINCTTABLE WARE AND NOVELTIES.
Alte, nn tuertmeiit of Candelabra ln Silver, Geld, Ilrenze nnd Onyx,
pairing of Complicated Watchefl a Specialty.
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET.
rtvvct nil.
T ARQAINH I
Shirk's Carpet Hall I
Wilten, Velve!,I3edy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &e.
We Have this Largest and Best Stock i the Citv.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
gtouee, &c.
E1LINN A BRENEMAN.
STOVES!
-110
FLINN St BRENEMAN,
Ne- 152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PEXWA.
OTeal.
IUMI1KH ANDCOAK
J TOHACCO8H00KSANDCASES. WEST
.IN HARD WOODS. Whelesiile nnd Retail,
by H. II. MARTIN A CO..
uJ-lyd CI Wntvr Hired, ljiucuntrr, l.i.
i AUMU AIIDNEIW COM I'A NY.
COAL DEALERS.
OrriCES Ne. I'JU North Queen Slrret, and Ne.
bit North rrlncc ttreet
ireei.
t'rlni Htrvet, nenr Heading
W.NCA&TilH.l'A.
YAUD4 Nertn
Denet.
UjlJ-Ud
kmisrr
E v M 1 4
nel equaled In tfaU city. We i
t
iTStVMal
Cletlis.
Slia.cL
Lancaster, Pa.
' "
own Importation of
Opposite FetmteiB but.
AVudufVAnv hnilSMln !! HIaI aKa
We are running a Me Ladle' Veil, at80e,a av-
-..........,... -...i.-, ...vn.'.
what It Is by gl vine the best value "for your money.
the piece, or 7c by the yard. '
Bleached Muslin at 7c n yard
Opposite Fountain Inn.
PIERCE,
Lancaster, Penn'a,
el-3md
IsSrRe-
B
AROAINS I
-FOR
-FOIt-
STOVES!
TO-
attorneys.
-T UTHER B. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Beceud Fleer Kslilcuiun Law Building;, Ne, It
Nertli tuliAlrM'l Hpr'tlvdAw
-T TNDEllWEAR UUIIT AND "MKDIUH
J wrlvhl nndrnrrur In all eradeknnduuy
Mtte.at KHISMAN'S Genu' FuniMilnxHterc,
ii W-t Kliu ir.-i.
"tt i? k j e n es a co..
l Muniilnnnivr CCNFECTIONKtW FINE
l.PEH HOSES. The met benntlfiil line ln
the United Kiiitnu. tll5 Commerce rit.. I'hlUdtli
nnf v. Write for descriptive price lltU
pbiaeHJtcQd
t. r ....
Ms
mm
nt barcaln price. Men' Cotten Flannel Drawer at 25c, 3lc and tSe
t nnd Mef1lrnt-fl Wrwil ITnilnrnrer all mIm Iam
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