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LAIKJA1TK1.FA., OcteX 14, 1889.
A JehMtftwn Hewl.
A Johnstown correanendeut of the
New Yerk Herald makes ft severe aU
t4ek upon the flood commission for its
slowness in distributing the flood funds,
Governer Beaver and Secretary Krcmcr
being the main objects of the assault.
The motive alleged for the aecre
tarv'S slowness is that he is making
twenty-five dollars a day as salary
fur his services. The accuser thinks
that a man with a-,fat berth will natur
ally hang en te it as long as he can ;
which doubt lew is true of some men ;
and the JFcraM correspondent per
chance is of this class, since he has se
acute a perception of the potency of tills
Influence ; but he is barking up the
wrong tree when he finds that Sccrctnry
Kremer Is animated by It. The fact Is
thai Mr. Kremer only took his pest under
urgent solicitation and with the cabled
permission of the KuglUh lire insurance
company for which he is appraiser. He
gains nothing by his present service and
tf he acted only from selfish motives It
would be te bis interest te close up the
matter hastily and carelessly and resume
his pest in the insurance company.
The groundlessness of the aspersion
upon Secretary Kremer is apparent te
all who knew him ; and the fact that
this accusation Is se recklessly brought
against him, deprives the statements
and complaints of the JFcrald't corres
pondent of the value they might other
wise have. Nineteen weeks have passed
since the flood disasters, and there is
room te suppose that the fund should
before new have been distributed.
And doubtless it would have been if
the conduct of the people who awaited
the distribution had been such as te ln
Yite it without fear of its being misap
plied. But we de net understand tills
te be the case. Our observation is that
tee honesty of the applicants for the
flood money has net been con
spicuous, and that grout care has
been called for te see that the real suf
ferers received its benefit. The Johns Jehns
town section has undertaken te swallow
the whele benefaction, regardless of
the fact that the flood suffering
was net Alene in thut valley. They
have absorbed nearly the whole of the
itandje far distributed and want It all.
;.i They incline te abuse the comuilra'.en
wjy for diverting any part of it te ether sec-
i:ftteni of the state.
-'I jneir cenauct is
net pleasing. It
dWV tAAIMa WA 4 ftfttllit lilltnlltAH
yjfMhat htm been poured out se freely la
I;, They had no right te It. They suffered
f"' from a great affliction of Providence that
; UBUnened te their relief the sympathy
5 of the world. They should be duly
J& thankful for it.and bestow te accuse the
?h;t mate. who are dispensing the relief te
:i them, of being negligent and unfallh
f 5, Ail. Complaint against thorn would
? .. MAMMA lwk.lAml..1. Attn, futii A-. n. .,...,
quarter.
The Use of Electricity.
Nef Yerk Is having an exciting ex
perience with Its electric light. Many
deaths have occurred from the wires,
and new they are suspocted of firing
Talmage's great tabernacle in Brooklyn.
That the e'ectrle wires are daugereus te
life and property, when heavily charged
with electricity, Is net te be disputed ;
but the question is whether they
can.be made cafe. The mayor of New
Yerk, who Is Nery earnest In seek
ing te find a remedy fur the
distinctiveness of the wires, prejKwes
that they shall be promptly put Inte
underground conduits ; but Edisen says
thatthis will net rented v the evil, which
if eanlenly be corrected, In his opinion, by
limiting the churge of electricity put
Upen a wire, just as the steam prcssur
upon the boiler Is limited te its known
capacity.
This position will strlke ioeple gener
ally as beiug sound, both ueu its merits
and upon the distinguished authority
which states It. It seems naturul thut
a wire should have u limited jxiwer
of transmitting electricity with safety
and that this could he OHeertaliicd. If
se the duty of restricting the charge
te this limited capacity Is clear ;" ami
could beeuferced by a proper Inspection
and by the penalties IiuimmlmI by the
law for usiiifc dangereui agencies.
The fact clearly uppeurs that u great
deal remains te le utulerHtoed ubeut
electricity before its use is mode jior jier
fectly safe. Thut New Yerk is suffering
mere than ether cities Is probably due
te the fact that there is greater uwj there
of the new agency and greater tempta
tlve te overcrowd the wires.
But, en the ether handr it might rea
sonably be supposed that greater nkill
in the inanagemeut of electricity and
greater cautieu would be found here ;
and especially when the city enjoys a
beard of electrical control, established
purposely te see te the safety cf its elec
trical appliances, ought we te expect
better results from the use of the ugeucy
than are shown. But the stirring up
of the public mind, cuuid by the
late horrible scenes en the streets of
New Yerk, will bring geed fruit in de
termining the limits within which elec
tricity can safely be used, if such dis
covery is within the reach of science;
and will check the use of electricity, If
it is net.
liveliness at the Water Works.
We note that the water committee
laet week visited the water works und
nuuiug iniugs mveiy all around sat
down contentedly te a lovely lunch, and
1 thee came borne again. We net ule a
s-feaA deal of mud In our wuter te-tluy ;
wiueu we ae neiiuinK lovely. Aud the
fe't'S,rtten tnlkt ' ponder Is whether the
if water committee should huvu all dm
K , loveliness and lunches out of the water
f; wera, and we all the mud, with net
, t-wwm xaici ium we Ill'ty unilK. Ills
,-K VW that we may buy the beer which
$ aoaaebedy buys for tliem und ebtnlu u
"M q"W satisfaction with eurlunches ;
kfj4whea we want te buy water and net
MKH.aeems te us reasonable that we
: wMAa permitted te de It ; and that
MM kM awftlclent te permit us only te
ff t"water, but that we should
MHfet tt, particularly when we are rc-
.fjpfM e jny ter it lu advauce.
jp9 ivejwi
, as we regard the situation, we
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have eeuee of complaint agaihet the city
that pmvMes us rand instead of the
water we buy ; and against the street
committee ; though it may say it cannot
help it, but that the ceuncllssre at fault.
This we de net credit. "We knew that an
efficient water committee would readily
secure from councils the power te sup
ply clean water te the city, if it was
wise enough te propose the proper
means of securing it and active and
earnest enough in its advocacy.
If the street committee was net
such a meumental fraud as te act as a
buffer for the wrong doing of all the
ether parts of the city government, the
water committee would be made te feel
mere acutely the weight of public Indig
nation, for Its steady prevision of mud
for water.
A STenr of the Nsvsass riot said te
have been told by Charles Davenport,
colored, has been wldely published and
commented en. It descrlbed brutsllty
and violence en the part of the white odl edl
cers and put the responsibility for the riot
upon thorn. Dnvonpertdonlesthntheovor
made such a ststement, hut supports the
account given by l)r. Hmllli before the
Unlted Ntstes consul. One of the sur
vivors became inssne and walked over
board from the Ilrlllih warship. IIe was
roscued but dled from Ills wounds.
As the story new reads It would appear
that a great many men will have te be
punished for the doings at Xavassa, but
the matter should be handled lu a way
that will loave a lusting linprentlen of the
length aud strength of the arm of Vnce
Satn. Llfe and property must be innde
safe whorevor our flag Is heisted.
'
Wk print an oxeellont portrait of Kd
niiind A. HlKler, Democratic candidate for
state trnasurer. Ills election will ensure
an henest and founlntmllke innnngement
nfthostate finances', a matter with which
partisanship Mieuld have nothing at all te
de. The published arralgmnent of the
present administration needs only the
calm attention of every thoughtful citlreu
te forre the conviction that It Is high tlme
te reform the financial management of this
state
TAl.MAdP.'s Ilroeklyn talternacle lias
burnt down, and In addition te the ene
hundred and sixty thousand dollars insur
ance, totally covering the 1osn,Iie makes an
sppcsl te the reauers of his sermens for a
hundred thousand dollars mere, as he
wants te build a much larger church.
Probably he will get It and glve thanks for
the fire.
TllK delegates or the International
Amerlean congress made a visit te Canada
and listened toaspeoch from snnoxutlenlst
Krastus Wiman. As the Cansdlans can net
take part in the congress they are hardly
llksly te be greatly ploased with the visit.
Only Independent American states ere in
the congress, and Canada as a part of O rent
Britain would have dragged In the intorettls
of a Kuroean power.
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Tiik feet IhiII foam or Franklin aud
Marshall collego made a fair start en (Sat
urday and that fearful and wonderful col cel col
lege oheer will deubtless oueeurnKO thm
te wiu a game some day. Htlck te It heya I
Therels nothing heljs along a loarned in
stitution nowadays llke athlotle promi
nence, and If you can only get boaten by
Heme, big college alma maters fortune will
I te made.
AcconniNe te M r. SerginsShcvitch, ene
of the anurchlst speakers at the Chicago
meeting where the flag was hissed, " an
awful discontent fs smeuldering In the
hearts of laborers, and will seen bursi
forth In llery revolution." If Mr. Bheviteh
lssuroerthls, we hepe he will nave the
pin whcel display until next Fourth r
July, when fiery revolutions arospprepil.
ate.
TIIltEi: HUXUHKU YKAItS Ol' JIKKR.
Intereatlns Annlvsrsury or the 1'euniN
lujf of the Famous IIerirauhau.
Munich tatter in Nuw Yerk Trlbunn.
Yesterday the cntlre city was lu a stale,
of turmoil and uproar lu honor of the trl trl trl
oentennlsl anniversary of the foundation
of the Uefurauhaua, or royal browery. It
was established en the 1.7th of Soptembor.
1580, by Duke William of llavaria, and has
becoiueonooftho national institutions or
the country. Ne ene who lias net
visited Munich can form any Idea of
the grimy, dingy tavern lu which the
Ileyal Court beer has been retailed rer
the last 300 years, and which forms part of
the Alte Het, us the ancient iialace of the
dukes of llavaria is called. There, am no
waiters nor waitresses, overvtedy being
expected te atteud te his ewn'wants. H is
a common sight te sec colonels, and even
generals, In full uniform, take their places
in line, often behind a chimney-sweep or
a scavenger, aud wait thelr turn for a stone,
mug, aud then proceed te rlnse It them
selves at the tank before again forming lu
line ter the purpese of having it lllled.
They thou taku thelr places at the rough
deal tables, which have done sorviee from
time immemorial, and purchase from the
venders present allces of wurst anil
of schwarebred. It will natuully sur
prise most peeple that great por per por
neiukcs should be ready te put up w itli se
tnuch trouble and discomfort for the sake
efa mere mug or beer. A draught of
the latter, however, is all that Is required
by way of explanation. The brew Is trulv
reyul and every way worth v of the ancient
dynasty of Wiltcsbuch, which produces It.
Nowhere else lu the world Is It s)sslble te
obtain such beer, the rccipe for which was
obtalued by the ducal tounder from the
famous brew or, Degernberg, und 1ms been
kept a state seeret ever since. The net
prellt of tlie llefliruuhaim the beer belnir
only sold at retull and te be drunk en the
premises amounts te ubeut smoe.ooo te
1,000,000 er annum, and eeustitutei an
important source of private rovuuue te the
reignlng severeign of llavaria.
I'restilent llarrlsen'i Messaae.
The presldeut will devote his afternoons
for the prcbent te the preparation of hW
annual mes.Hage, rigidly excluding inter
rupting callera. Ilia message is in be a
general one, covering all the oxeoutUo
departments, besides ids own locommou lecommou locemmou
dations. Southern men who liave talked
with him are quoted as saying that
theso recomiiiendatlens will net Include a
new federal election luw. His remedy for
the alleged dlsrruncliiseineiit of blacks
would be the unseating of roiresontulivos
in Cengicss elected by such means. He
will, it is stated, recommend the reitcal of
internal revenue taxes en everything but
intoxicating liquors, and the euactment of
sjjine measure like the Senate taritr bill.
Civil sorviee reform is te be Hquarely com cem com
mendod, steumshlp sulisldhm are te be
suggested, and HLeral pension appropria
tions asked. ' '
An Old Man Killed Uy a IIoi-se.
Baniuel Apple, aged 73, met with a sin
gular death near Allenleu n en Saturday
night, lie was en Ids way te town te visit
a ineiulwr or his family. Twenty minutes
alter he left his daughter's house he was
found dead lu the street, about 600 yards
from the house. A herse, which hail tern
loose from the wagon In another part of the
town, came tearing along and truck the
old man, crushing lu his Ien side aud splin.
terlng his nose. It Is supjioseil he made an
attempt te step the horse and was struck
by it. The appearance of the fctreet lm!.
euled that lie had been dragged souie
distance
A Weman' 8veet Will.
rJi'S,wi Wetu"'.,' delved of her charm or
face unciferm, ami mude uiiatlractha by the
wut l.iif eOoeu of ullment. und lrreguhtrltl.S
peculiar te lieri. Te check this drain uiwii
''" "!ly ,",r1"lrt'' and health, but i mnher
amlnble unltle hi well. In her nml duty. Thl.
U nufcly and upefd'ly ftccempll.hed by a ceurie
or MlMmmncnt with Dr.' McrwiV KaVerltS
Vrtcrlptlen, a nervine und tonle of weSilerful
efflcacy. and prnwred esiwclully for theullevlu'
tleu of the .urferluit from UraWn ' diWn""
rains, wntutlen of nuuwa. and " knew T Inc I-
jS Tu "w""""" htr MX- Uru"ti.
Wliate'er bedden you chance te want
Ke'er full nhert of HOZOUONT.
IJut kci It ulwayi In your sight,
Aaoiirceef beauty und delight,
Te cleane your teeth till with your tmllu
The most fastidious you beguile.
uU-lwdicnUw
wcb AyeAsrmi DXitY Dra Dra
KsTSf firs ap Wis ship. Dr. Bait's Oesch
rrap will ears yea, as It has dens ether.
Prlesacts.
suffered with tad nsadsches for rears, ss.
a Bsiumers satrasrs. Esperisnes.i. nsrs
nor sMirfesfa KsmrMmMil
rim bad hsadscaes rer rears. sad bar
lyrsmedMs without ebtatnlns mMrr.
tried manvrsmedMs without obtaining
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L Payette Market, Baltimore, Md.
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With Ely's Cream Itetm a child esn be treat
ed without pain or dread and with perfeet
safety. Try the remedy. It cures catarrh, hay
rarer and colds In the head. It Is easily sp
ptled Inte the nostrils and gives relief with the
tint application. Price 60c eMwdaw
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TTOOITrJ rMRSArAttlLhA.
SCROFULA HUMOR.
My Daughter'a 1,1 fe Was 8aved."
" In regard te my little daughter, whom life
was saved, as we Ixllore, by Heed's Harsapa
pari I la, I would aay that before the was six
month old scrofula sores began te appear en
different parts of her body, and In a short tl'.4
he had 7 running sores. Twe physicians were
called but they gave us no hope. One of them
advised the amputation of ene of her fingers, te
which we refused assent. Our attention was
called te Heed's Harsapnrllla, and we began
giving It te her. A marked Improvement waa
noticed after she had taken only nns bottle
and by acenUnucd iise of It her recovery was
complete. And she Is new, being seven years
old, strong and healthy. The ether members
of my family have been greatly benefitted by
Heed's Hsrsapsrllla, and I recommend It as an
excellent bleed purifier." U. U. Jen El, Alna
Lincoln Ce., Me.
HCllOFUKA IN TIIK EYIM.
"My daughter sulTcred terribly with sere
eyrs, caused by scrofula humor. We were
obliged te keep her out of school for two years.
We had medical attendance, but she failed te
gslnreller. At last, knowing that Heed's Rur
suparllta had cured my mother or rheumatism,
and believing It must be geed for the bleed, I
rencluded te have my daughter try It, and It
has entirely cured her." Cehnkmu YnAnsn,
Murshalltewn, Iowa.
HOOD'S SAIWAI'Aim.nA j
Held by all drugglsU. II; six for IS. I'rnpured
only by C. I. HOOD A (X)., Lewell, Mass.
lOODOHKMONKDOLLAH. (I)
goof attb $he.
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AWJAINH.
VISIT
STACKHOUSE'S
This Week
KOK Hid ItAIlOAINN IN
Beets & Shoes.
A Pull Line of the Celebiatcd
WALKER BOOT!
The llest Heet Mude. Call ami see them.
D P. STACKH0USE,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
I.ANCAHTKU. IA.
T"0 KI.IKH ON TIIESK"!
New FalF Styles !
In Mrn's Shnvt. Popular prices en
them for theso who want their feet clntl
fnshteuitbly, well, mid at moderate
prices.
Something new liore fe-dny u slioe
for stout, plump feet, llals or Congress,
cither. A heap of tene In their npixtur
unce. Fit snugly nnd coniferfnbly. Ne
need for fiprliig-hottemcd trousers te
hlde n bread mid long feet when In
shoes llke these. We etui glve it n shajw
te muke the owner proud enough te
show It, and net n pinch for the pains.
Ne ethor m likes In the town llke them.
f2.2.5 for the finest, fl.75 for next grnde
lower j the latter Juit as stylish as the
fermer j finer leather makes the differ differ
ctice In prices.
l'urilnu Calf Plain Toe Congress Shoes
at 2. Fer geed honest servlce, the
innkcr says, " there's no flies en these."
Will outwear nny efdinury calf, veal
calf or bufl'shoe innde. The uppers are
soft ii ml pllttble and easily " brokeu In."
Nearer wnterproef thou any leather
useil in medium priced footwear.
Cerk Soled Shoes keep the feet fan)
from cold and moisture. Ilubbers need
only be worn ever them In roughest
winter weather. Such is their ' recom
mend." Plenty makes te pick from,
ranging In price from fil.oe te $7. If
your shoe thought Is that way leek at
the cheiis?st. It's mere than n geed
one at the price.
H.tx) shoes, fl.Hj shoes and $1.W) shoes
plenty of them. It Is in these that a
llttle money buys much geed leather
and geed wear. Nene go amiss lu giv
ing them trial. See them. Ix'urn hew
strongly we guarantee them.
SHAUB &BURNS,
NOUTH QlJKKN StUKET, LANCAS-
tkk, Pa.
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OOIXANDHIIOIIS.
U nie.t at ays bem tlclul, net only te in, but
tothnuuenhom e Intluencc. Ii Wbeeasy
set Inte a rut, but u hard matter te get out.
It ban bit'ii my rule te Display the ladles',
MlsntV Children's und Infanta' hoc In Ijiree
Window, and Men's, Heys' und Youths' In
Bmall Window. Hereafter I will change the
display ex ery two or three weeks and w 111 have
the Men's shoes first In ene window and then
lu the ether.
Yeu will find the Large Window full of Men's,
He' uud Youths' Hhem In Kine und Medium
Tirades of all the Latest Kail and Winter Htj les
from IL25 te tt.(W, and the Small Window full e
Ludli', Milne', Children's uud lufunt's Hhees.
It will pay j en te step and take n leek iH-fbre
purchasing elsewhere, as the I'rlce Is Marked
en Ei ery Miee.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Chas. H.Frey,
(Successor te KIIKY 4 KCKKKT) the Leader of
LOW iTllS tU
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 3 & 5 EAST KINO HTHKET.
LANCA8TEH, Pa.
.fff.10'."10"1 pvcry evening at 8 o'clock, ex.
espt Meudaj aud baturday. uul'u,x
A 'Departure fin Om
1 Ways
- BtyoEK - BtyeEK koypYrecTOB iv i
V"V- .,
Istsiiittmafccr'.
rmivAnmuneA, Mewter, Oct li, urn.
Seal Skin Plush Garments.
We are ready with them
Short Coats, Leng Coats, Mod Med
jeskas, Wraps ; anything that's
in style. Proper lengths and
correct shapes.
And they are of genuine
Manningham Lister Plush.
Plenty of rubbishy stuff mas
querades under that name in
the papers.
We needn't say a word of
these things mere than te ask
you te leek at them.
Hera's rich Heal Plush Jacket. Heed with
satin, chamois pockets, st X 60, another
for tie, another for 112, and se en up te (25,
Dressy Heal tlush Coats, quilted satin He-
Irurs, 3-Inch plush feclnrs, chamois or
moleskin Dockets, f 11 00.
uostererfiiT
Costs for lis
Coats for KB
and seen up tnSflO.
Handsome Seal Plusn Modjeska. lined with
satin or saUn mervellleux, real fur trlm-
mlnr.ilstolne,
French Wraps of Heal Flush, satin lined,
real fur trlmmln, 110 te M0.
Hpeelal styles for old ladles and extra larse
people, (IS te ISO.
There's a Chestnut street win
dow full of choesings from
these Plushes, each with a price
card attached.
Second fleer, Chestnut street side. Keur eleva
tors. We've struck a combination
note in Dress Goods that you
will never tire of high quality
and low price. In the richest
novelties as well as in the com
moner stuffs. "
The few things we point at
from day te day stand for all.
Here's a Diagonal Crepe
the crepiness in the weave all
wool, geed weight, and yard
wide, 37c, twelve shades.
Half a dozen mere just as
interesting for you :
Ombre stripes en serce sreund, covered with
brocade vines, AT; fifteen colon,.
FouleHergo, graduated Jasper border, 75c:
fourteen colors.
WMneh Ladles' cloth, 00c.
llenler of ribbon velvet bands en flne serge,
46 Inches, gl 60: plain te match, liai-ihi
. ferarlchandstyllllidrw. -'-
MJr.be ?n ,lye of All-wool Plaids at 75c :
Winches. '
Clethy Herge Melange, deep border of fern
leaves, 4t inches, 10 shades, i w.
Heuthwast and southeast of centre.
Ne break in the line of fin
est Black Silk Warp Henri
ettas, 75c te $5.
Northwest of centre.
Eight cent Cambric gees te
six cents te-day. Best goods
of the kind and in all the pre
vailing dress stuff shades.
Southeast of centre.
Bear in mind this is an all
around Clothing Stere; made
te order and ready made ; man
or boy.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Of course you're thinking of
the new Carpet. The season
is at its height,; stocks at their
fullest. By all odds the largest
and most complete assortment
in town is under our reef. We
hear it all around.
Kceteh Axmlnsters,t.1teflS0.
English Wiltens, UOO.
lllgelew, Lewell and Hartferd Wlltein lu
all the new colorings.
Illgelew Axinlnsteni, a new fabric, ti Has
all the pltaslug eHect of Imported Axmln-
Moqunttes Include- the "New (ieliellii Car
pets." ItniMels 1
fspistrles. In full Hum.
Ingrains )
AflJ'srss. grades English, 2 grades
Oil
11 ; 1 .. "'."r y" "'" luareru.
II Cleths, Linoleum, Certluluu In uvcry
arlety of pattern and prlce.
We make no difference in
the price of designs we con
trol ; exclusive things go at the
same rate as open patterns of
same grade.
Odds and ends and side
tracked patterns (Bargain De
partment that used te be in the
Basement) are en the same
fleer with regular Carpet stefck.
30x60 inch Smyrna Rugs at
$2.50, from $3.90 a fair sam
ple of the bargains.
Hecend fleer, Market street side. Keur elt elt
Miters. Wall Papers. The new dej
partment has set the town talk
ingand buying. The variety,
the prices net what you were
used te. Better news still for
you. We've added the entire
stock of the Jehn Strahan Dec
orative Art Ce., ii2j Arch
street. A stock that was put in
new last May. Ne rubbish or
out-of-date styles.
Many papers that were 15,
20 and 25c, new 10 cents ; many
that were $3.50 te $4.50, neiv
$2.50. Other prices accord
ingly. Have you any doubt where
the Wall Paper business is be
ing done?
Jehn Wanamaker.
lmm
HK YOlin QltOCElt
FOR-
LEVAN'S FLOUR
-AN
New Kiln-Dried
CORN MEAL
LEVAN & SONS,
MuiicHANTMiLLEus.
KNKrWOEF,'
FURNITURE STORE,
SSSSVJ;"?: 1 A1"! Undertaking promptly it
,en.d.ed..l? Call and exam ue our goods.
JUfdli u. WOLF, m East fetug btresL
,s tKSnJt,--y
r .
F
ALL OKBBB KK0.
WATT SHAND
Offer a Wonderful Variety of
Meney Baring Bargains,
Which may prove Just what you want for this
season's wear.
Fancy Plaids and Htripes at Sc, lOeandWca
.stiey Dress Itepps, excellent quality, 10e and
tailored Oaahmers. double fold, lse a yard.
striped Heaera Huttings, rant wide, I7c, werUi
He.
Colored Weel Tricots,
worth Mr.
M Inches wtde, ISe;
AII-Woel Mixed Cleth Halts.
Helld Colored Tricot BulUugs, at
25e a vard.
Inches wide,
Hide Band Cleth Suiting, Fall Bhades.40 Inch,
SOe j worth 80e. '
Jamestown Plaid and Btrlped Herges, beautl
ful style, 7He a yard. '
AII-Woel Chester Hultlngs, yard and a-half
wide, 800 a yard.
All-Weel Habit Cleths, SS Inches wide, 80e:
worth eee.
Combination Plaids and Stripes, choice color
ings, BOe a ysrd. '
Cashmere Henriettas, 40 laches wide, Me ; 41
Inch, Tic a yard.
New Dress Kobes from KM te 116 a dress pat
tern New Yerk Stere,
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
-Agent for McCall's Paper Pattern.
D
UKHftaoeDSf DUK88 UOODH 1
35-37 North Queen St
Big Bargains!
24-Inch Black 811k at 75c a yard.
$1.00 Ores Grain Colored HUk at ATe a yard.
24-Inch Black Hatln lthadama at 11.00 a yard.
All Colen Morle Silk at BOe a yard.
89-Inch Plain Weel Tricot Cleths at 20c and
87Xe a yard.
Plain Weel Cleths, M-lnch, at 25c a yard.
0-Inch Oay Plaids, at 12Jea yard.
HUk and Weel Mixed Cleths at 10c a yard.
Misses' Corset Waists at 35c
Children's Weel Backs, 25c and SOe.
Bead Passamenterles at Be, 10c, 12c, up te
75c and tl Kid Gleve at BOe and 07e a pair.
Ilcst Corset In Lancaster at 37; and 80e.
Ilest Ammonia at Bea bottle.
Hllver and Colored Bead at Se and 10c a
string.
Large bottle of Cologne at lOe a bottle.
Pine Ituchlng at 3. 6, 10, UK, 17, 25 and 37k
cent a yard. '
Lace Cellars at 5, 10, 11, 17, 20, 25 aud 83 cents
each.
Hwansdewn at 20c and Sle a yard.
Weel Hklrtlngs, deuble widths, at 1212. 20 and
25 cents u yard.
White aud Urewn and White Quilt nt 75u.
Uj"forts, filled with white cotton, 11.00, 11.25
10-t Orey BlankcU at 75c, 41.00, $L25 and I1.B0 a
104 Whlte Blanket at 75c, 11.00, 11.25 and 41.60
a pair.
Indigo Dlui Calice at Be a yard.
BOO Piece Best Dark Callcee at 4e a yard.
60c, 76e and 11.00 White HhlrU at 37le, ftoe an j
75c "
ladles' Hcarlet Underwear at 75c.
Men's Hcarlet Uuderwear at 67c.
20-lnch Geld Head Umbrellas at 75c and 11.00.
Geed UnbrelUsnt25eaud50c.
YOU AIIE A LWAYH HUIIE TO OKT
IL mB JLRCr JL11S
-AT
OUR STORE.
35-37 North Queen St.
LANCA8TEII, PA.
Charles Stamm.
itluatc.
T0N'TMI83 IT I
RARE BARGAINS.
A Grand Display of the Met Popular and
Most Itvllable
Pianos and Organs
WILL BE MADE BY
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
AT THE
J.AXCASTJHi COVXTY FAJJl.
Alt should examine them, for sooner or later
yeiiw lit want one, and eue that will glve you
satisfaction. We positively guarantee satlsfaiv
tlen In every iiarUcular rnr bIv rmn a...i B..n
lartlcular for six years, and sell
tun catlcsl term five dollars a mouth.
Th
hltlk Of 1 1 fOtll rttlA in turn vnura.n nu . m 1. !
fhe abee goods came direct from the factory,
and we wllletrer a positive bargain each day of
the Pair. K1UK JOHNHON CO.,
Na2JWtwtKliigHL.Laneusler.PS.
J vend-Haua Plaue and Organs taken
lu Ki change.
u-iyaw
rTUlUE DALMATIAN INHECT POWDER.
X propelled by a geed powder blower. Is the
most effectual destroyer of flies and ether small
Insect. Versale
At HUBLEY'8 DRUO STORE.
SS West King Ktxeet.
NDEUWEAK UOIIT AND MEDIUM
Melzht underwear lu all grade and aur
if FAIL HE
GOODS!
IWESWS
BOSTON
TR
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41
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Vm
F
ALL, 184.
HAGER &
25, 27, 29, 31
HAVE NOW IK BTOCK AN ELEGANT
LINE or
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS,
Wraps and Shawls,
COMPRISING THE NOVELTIES OP THE
SEASON.
8PECIAL EXAMINATION INVITED.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
.SPSEJESfKA?- tmOlng Nerelty In Plaid
and striped Cleth.
DIREOTOIRE NEWMARKETS - Applique
Cellar, Frent and Cuff. tv
ndAHtyRih!, VBBT nONT-Appllque, New
Braided Cleth Wraps,
HTOCK1NETTB JERSEYS,
SmI Plisfe Cotts, f rips ud Jackets,
Manufactured from the
CELEBRATED WALKER PLUSH.
MISSES' and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS-Nev
Ity Htyles
BABIES' CASHMERE CLOAKS-Creara and
High Celers.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S GO.SSAMEHH GO.SSAMEHH GO.SSAMEHH
Waterproef Garment.
SHHWLS.
a BLACK CASHMERE BHAWS-Leng and
Square.
PLAIN and PLAID WOOL HUAWLS-Leng
and Square.
FANOY KNIT WOOL HUAWI.S,
BREAKFABT SHAWLS.
yr
HAGER & BROTHER,
25, 27, 20, 31 West King Street,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
M
ETZOEK A HAUOHMAN.
We hare new open
Black French Henrietta
In All Grades and Qualities, the Best Value Ever Offered.
ALSO, FULL LINES OF
Single and Deuble Blaek Thibet Shawls I
AT LOW PniCES.
Metzger& Ha ugh man's Cheap Stere.
NOS. 38 AND 40 WE8T KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
N
EXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUBE.
Second Event in Dress Goods !
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12,
We will open a complete new Hue of DRESS MATElttALS In all the New nnd Staple Fabrics, In
cluding Cashmeres, Henriettas, Trtcpts, Plaids, Check, Ladle' Cleth, Mehairs, and many ether
goods. Our 84 Inch Cleths and Henriettas at 23 cent are marvels. A Great Bargain Is a Inch
Henrietta, nil colors, at 37c Beautiful Mehnlr In Black, Navy and Heal, at Me ; hotter quality
lu Black at 80V. We are also showing a 46 Inch Weel Henrietta, worth tl, fer75c; black only.
Alse two numbers of Black fillk, Henrietta at fl and I1.M that are worthy of attention. New
Itepps at 12Jc. New Plaids for Scheel Dress at 10, 12 up te 23 cents. New .Dress Trimmings aud
Velvets. See our Dres Goods Window.
36 and 37 East King; St.,
(Ravpete.
rpitUTH I
TRUTH I
ONE PEIOE I ONE BUSINESS !
Curtains ! Curtains !
Beautiful and Cheap for the Quality
and Style.
LACE, CHENILLE, MADRAS, Etc.
Oil Cleths, lings and Matting In great variety
and at price te suit everybody.
Carpets Frem finest tethcapent. Every yard
new, clean and geed.
J. V. VONDERSMITH. Junier member of
firm, give all Carpet Werk his personal atten atten
Uen' . M8 WIU '" charge or the Carpet Werk at
Martin's, In this city, for the last Htx Years,
aud was titter at Wauamaker's, Philadelphia.
Carpets laid and
bought or cleaned.
relald, no matter where
8HAUB & VONDERSMITH,
18, 20 b 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
aug-JH-ljd
TF YOU WANT YOUR
Carpets Cleaned
TRY THE
Lancaster Steam Carpet Gleaning
Works.
TiiOROUOH WORK,
PROMPT ATTENTION,
RETURNED WHEN CLEANED.
THOROUGHLY CLEANED,
ALL MOTHS DESTROYED,
COLORS BRIGHTENED.
NO INJURY,
The alrliig and ventilation alone worth the
price paid for cliunlng.
LEAVE ORDERS AT WORKS :
Cor. Woodward and Christian Sts
OR AT ANY OF THE AOKNCIKS.
-Te!ephene.
ell-tfd
i EOUGE FLICK.
IT TAXIDERMIST,
NU. 15 WEST GERMAN ST., LANCASTER,
PA. Birds and Animal StutteU lu a Superior
Manjerat Iteaseiutble Rate. e7-la d
IIOLLAHH AND tlUKh'S-THE LATIW
V the most deairable, and met comfortable
?!ulWJud.!?1,-,,Jr tXti EIUHMAN'S
UeuU' Furnishing Stere. a West King street.
"TRACTS ABOUT TEETH."
R. D. McCASKEY, Dentist.
Graduate in Dentistry and An&sthftlc. A A
seclaud for live jenr with Lancaster's Lead.
ln.?."",s-. New Iwated at ORANGE AND
"uiun nutM JIinKrJlw. y
tleu I Reasonable charges I
t Atten-
War-
, HeuBS-a.m, te 8 p.m. Week Day.
epMundAw
'""r' '
-puix,i
BROTHER,
West King St.
ALL-WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTHS, !
ALL-WOOL PLAID CLOTHS, Xe.
ALL-WOOL PLAIN HUITINOS, Sc,
ALL-WOOL PLAID CLOTHS, 89c
ALL-WOOL PLAIN CLOTHS, 56c
s ALL-WOOLWRAPPERFLANNELS,7Ks.
ALL-WOOL WRAPPER FLANNELS, C8c
ALUWOOL SERGES, 00c
AL1-WOOL HENRIETTAS, 500.
DOUBLE WIDTH CASHMERE, 12is.
DOUBLE WIDTH OAHHMERK, 25c
DOUBLlS WIDTH CASHMERE, 870.
CASUMERE PLAIDS MeJ
FLANNEL PLAIDS, Kj
SEROE PLAIDS, 12Kc
8
BLACK CHHUMERE, 12VJ.
BLACK CASHMERE, Sic
BLACK CASHMERE, 37c.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, I
STRIPED FLANNELS.
PLAID FLANNELS.
our own Importation of
Cleths and Cashmeres
Lancaster,' Pa.
(Sreccvtctf.
flLAHKE CEYLON TEA 1
Clarke's Ceylon Tea !
Is one of the finest growths of Tea which has
been Imported, and for richness and delicacy
of flavor, It 1 unsurpassed by any ether class
of Tea.
CLARKE'S COFFEES superior In quality te
any sold In this market. Fine Sweet Roasted
K0'"! PL HP"d. Clarke's Combination
Cedec: at 25a and ac per pound, Is the finest
value ever offered.
CUT PRICES IN GROCERIES.
fer:lt(5.Drled Ileef' l2)0 PCr PU"d ; ,0 P"nd
uimemia iinms, nc te we per poi
California Apricots, 12c, 15c. lj
Cullferdta Plum. S rMimulu r.,rr
und.
wr pound.
California Table Syrup-flnest in the world
15c per quart. -
Light Syrup only 8c per quart
Great Bargains lu Jellies and Piwcrves.
Wholesale and Retail Ten. Coffee and Grocery
Stere,
12 AH SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
jQr-IIeadqunrtcrs for I'eppy oil Heap.
Jet?dAw' Fm) ta'W.
A T REIST'M.
The End of the World Is Net Yet,
As Seme Foolish People Thought It Would,
but
Is Surely the Place te Buy Your Groceries!
THE LARGEST STONE I
THE HEAVIEST STOCK 1
THE BEST LOCATION I
Goods Retailed at Wholesale Prices!
Parler Pride Enamel, lOe a bottle. Tht is
the Best Htoo Polish in the world. Applied
with a woolen cloth. Ne dust, ue rust. Re
duced from 15c te 10c a bottle.
READ AND TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR.
8 s fcvaperated Apples, 25c : 3 Bs Evapera-
ted Aurlcets. 23c
Ijirge French Irune.
25c ; 3 lbs Htemless Raisins. 25c ;
rS9; 2 2 Uet Evaporated Pcachca, 23e : New
tltren, J5c u tt.; Urange and Union Peel. 15e
a lb ; S qts Cranberries 2ic ;2 pucks Italian-Macaroni,
2ae; 8 packs Fruit l'uddlne. 25- Hir.
Raising Buckwheat, 10c and 15c a pack : 6 lb
New Holed Oats, 25c; 4 lbs Crackersic: js
tneiaingcr Snaps, 25c; Sttc Nlcnucs.SSc: 5
lbs N Imacs, 25c ; 2 cans French Peas, 25c.
M EATS-pried Ilecf, 12).Jc: Knuckle Dried
Beef, 16c: Picnic Hams, Iks j Bologna, tfe ; Her
ring, 5c, 6 tt.8 for 25c
CAUSTIC SODA-4 and 6 lb boxes at 6c a lb.
, STONEWARE-Frem 12 gallon Jars down te
hnlf-gallnus ; also full line ut Jugs, Milk Pans,
Milk. Crocks, Ac '
CARLOAD OF SALT-Jumbo Bugs, SOc Just
unloading Dairy Salt, In bushel bags, 50c ; !half
bushel, 23c
OUR BRANCH STORE,
Cerner of East King and Duke streets W. D
King, Manager Is lu-uvlly stocked with Htaiile
aud Fancy (IriKX-rlis. Drep lu uud tuke a leek
at It ; It will pay you.
REIST!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OKOCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE STB.,
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin A Ce.' Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
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