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INTELLIGENCES,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 189.
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, .V CJHAKUM8TEINMAN rOLTZ, Editor
, v ' ROBERT CUAKK,ruDUSher.
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Hatred at the rostefllec, a second class mnit
. "i- Annnssw Tin TKTELLIGENCEIl.
K'-v "" Uincaster, l'a.
LAKOABTE,PA., October 21, 1089.
k Talc of Fenr Farmers.
An Industrious scribe en tbc MnflT of
'?! ' the Philadelphia Inquirer produces a
V special dispatch from this city which
lTtfinAtita wllli t lm it rtirUI tier at ntntvin lift lint
4gft four farmers repnsanttng four comities,
'Sw Lancaster, Yerk, Chester nnd llerks,
Vf met at the Pennsylvania railroad tn-
-cyr nm m jaiiuBii-i. ,,.... ..." ."
rarmera uici niter mey nici w net i
much consequence, as tliey only nerve
In tie twraent. liiutniint te Intro
w duee picturesquely some agricultural
items uiat iiiive uecn Hunting nrnunu
the state and have nt lust readied
KV Philadelphia.
It is net often Unit
U' -11.. . 1.. . I... .il.l.l .... I.. (.1-
VllJT IVUUL'IB HIV IHSUl'll lu .viiiv-
plate the majesty of mammoth rah
luges, coiesal onions or gigantic iniiiip
kins, and It is only the scarcity of news
that drives the metropolitan editor te
lay hefere them Impressive facts con
cerning the wonders of vegetatleu In the
garden land of Pennsylvania. Hut
while Phlladciphians and ethers contemplate-
with astonishment these evidences
of agricultural resources, Lancaster
people will survey with blank amaze
ment the statement that farmers from
Yerk, Chester and Berk counties met
n Lancaster county farmer at the Penn
sylvania station. There is no natural
reason why this should net tie an every
day occurrence, but for several reasons
it must be considered a rare nnd re
markable concatenation of circumstan
ces. As the wealthiest agricultural
county in the United States our county
should take the lead in matters agricul
tural ; and our ancient city, at one time
the largest of internal cities in the
land, should long age have grown te Iki
the great business centre and rendezvous
of all this farming region. Hut what
ever the cause the sad fact stands that
Instead of drawing farmcru from sur
rounding counties our city can barely
claim its own. Tha wise policy of the
p'f old turnpike builder if applied and
exieuueu uy ran weuiu nnve niiuiu una
ft favored slte for great industries, n
Muuiui' i'faiu mi nu iiiin iuii ui uu:
jf4rt til.. Iliililal.lniiii tmt.lit.. .....I. in.i I pn
Ss5 of solid wealth, cntcrprhe and worth.
se mi...i. .' .i..i.. .
l-iiuuii uiu CAlaSI VIJ KUllPVl ItllVU
: policy our citizens and tlie iiecullar
i" methods of railroad builders we have
, thrown away our ancient and natural
ftij. advantages and farmers from neighbor neighber
fe Ingceunths are net drawn te us as the
! aneulu be. In spue nfnll temptation by
S rail, toether towns Lancaster remains
the'great tobacco centre. Ilcmeve tills
" temntatlen liv sccurlnir r-Riiiilne eimiint.
ing rail connection with Baltimore,
4 New Yerk and Philadelphia and the
ifi citv will at mire msiiiiim iiiiiiiiifnpliirtni-
prominence and Its natural lender-
'. snip in matters agricultural. Then
-we may read without astenUhmcnt that
p? farmers from ninny counties dlK-ussed
iiiu .tujh! in our ranrenu station.
Criticising Cnilsrrs.
The stafemeutj of u Herald cori-espend-ent
that the' beard of experts hud con
demned the dynamite- gun, is net sup
ported by the portion of the report made
public, and it appears evident that the
enterprising news-maker lias exagger
ated the criticisms or the gun Just its he
has heretofore magnified praUes of It.
That the dynamlte ship will prove of
value in war can hardly be doubted,
but there is also little doubt that a great
deal tee much lias been claimed for iier.
The gun is a very intricate uud delicate
' piece of machinery nnd should be
considered n development of ter-
fpede defense. The French admiral
new ut Philadelphia tersely de
.clarefl ,that the value of the
Vesuvius depends entirely upon her
ability te get within range of an enemy.
This is the measure of the value of a
fc torpedo beat, but the torpedoes thrown
by the Vesuvius cauuet le btepped
by nets, nnd de net 'iced te
atrike the enemy te de thtlr -eik.
The French commander also gave sumo
healthy criticism of our famous cruiser
Baltimore of which we are se Justly
preud: "Men will net stand teguns with
out mere substantial protection, 1 have
tried it, " was the renmrk drawn by the
urveyef the unprotected gun deck with
. guns arranged te fire through shields.
He did net say wheie he hud
'tried it, and French bailers have
net had much chance for the trials of
actual war In modern days. The navy
was wonderfully quiet in the Krnnco Krnnce
Prus8inn war, mid probably did mere
firing in the recent quarrel with China.
However, this eDlcerhns tried it, and
hit report en experience has the bunc bunc
tlen of common bente.
It would naturally be hard te keep
men en an open deck with no protec
tion at all agalnbt heavy guns and enlv
a shield te interfere with the fire of ma
chine guns. The Baltimore is noUup neUup noUup
pebed te be a heavy battle ship. She lends
the class that has been aptly called the
cavalry of modern navies, but it might
be well te build our next bet of
cruisers with their guns well under
ewer. These things lmprestha wlsdeni
of moving carefully though steadilv in
navy building, and resist the pie'scnt
tendency te rush Inte ship building by
wholesale. The purjiebe should net be
te spend meuey and incidentally get u
navy, but we should get the uuwnnd
incidentally spend with care.
An Editorial Pas.
$- Citizens are invited te conteniplate the
-u, apectacle of a new trial demanded in
p., our courts en the ground that the editor
fk" the JVew lira, who happened te be en
luejury, ueiu u pass from the Pennsvl.
vanla railroad.
The lira has always assumed a tone
, u' leuynnuinuiguant virtue when In-
vltert te consider the evident fact that
the he'.diug of n paws Justified doubt
"-of the frnrlfcaiir-.a nti.l 1eJI.Ui r t...
Y-lec9len of railroad aiiulrs. r
: ku sever nttempUd te sweep away this
4ibt by assuming the tone of a fearless
ariUe, but has ever dealt gently with
tkeir majesties of the rail, whose patent
at Beblllly It bold. The absurd pre-
leuee that the pass Is in pavmeutfer
.prlfltlng time tables will hardly de In
,teurt, for every wlde-awake pajn-r must
fttMlsh tlicse tables for the convenience
.tfreade.-s, and the Ixtlue.vci:u hus
always pitbllshcsl them and declined
passes.
We can safely challenge our p.vs p.vs
helding contemporary te make a declara
tion of Independence, byntonce attack
ing aeme of the many weak points of
the read that has bestowed that pass as
a remuneration for iidvcrtlslng. Of
course the Insertion of en advertisement
cauuet give command of the 7W edi
torial column. Hitch n thing would Ui
quite shocking.
m m m
Tub observations of Corporal Tanner
heve ceased te be of grent Importance, but
the following is interesting : "The.vsnld
Unit T li.id granted inore pension and paid
out mere money In the snme time than my
dUtliiRtilsliCMl predecessor did. I replied
that I hnped te Oed that cliargn was trua
en the record, for I hnd plastered I milium
with premises last fall that that should he
the fart If (Jenernl Harrison came Inte
pewer as president." "Plastered Indiana
with premises," will be n fine siegnn for
the next campaign In that state.
Tim Itoynten bicycle locetnotlvo nnd
cars, whlcii wcre recently tested en the
track or the Hay Itldge it Ceney Island
railroad, nre of a very strange model. The
cab of the engine and the passenger cars
nre built In two storles. The engineer
stands n little higher than In the ordinary
engine, and the fireman works in a little
room right beneath hlln. Thn p.issengerM
step Inte the first fleer rooms by doers
along each slde nt about thn level or the
axles, but the upper llenr is reached by
steps at the ends, mid has an nlsle running
thn full length llke the tegular
twe-trAck narrow gangn. The sys
tem really requires two rails, lint one
is a guard-rail supported In thn air
right ever the slngle track and holding the
very hlitli and narrow train rpilte Meady.
Thn train leeks as though It hnd been
squeezed fiat and set up en ed'c, but It tan
nt twenty miles nn hour ever a wretched
read hed, Raid lolmve us iiiiiny cunes te
thn uille as the read from Lancaster te
Quarryvllle. The Inventor claims that n
hundred miles an hour can be innile with
eish, but this trial was net for speed. The
Invention seems te eiler many advantages
te reads that may wish te double their
capacity for passenger servicers by simply
placing a guard rnll nbove each rail u
single track -read may he 'ou vel ted Inte a
double track, and these Hal trains can
r.mli past each ether with perfect safety.
The engine which Is fifteen and a hairreut
high, has a wheel about suven feet high
right under the mlddle of a long narrow
boiler, while under the cab there nre two
small wheels following each ether closely.
Of ceurse the owners nnd Inventor niu
claiming efficiency In weik or all kinds Ter
this devlcu, nnd they seem nt least te hniu
demonstrated Its steadiness and reliability
ut low speed. Itldeis en the single rail
may net easily get used te the reflection
that If anything breaks, nbove they
nre bound te Hep ever sideways.
Tnrj .Mentana election muddle Is net
cltiarlng up very fast, but there seems te
be a very healthy public sentiment out
there that encourages bone of a Jutland
timely settlement. The Democrats want a
special session of Ihosupremecoiirl called,
hut the llcpuhlicaus de net take the sug
gestion eagerly.
' ' '
Xi:v Yeiik Jealousy or Chicago becomes
mero evldent as the conviction grows that
the latter Is In earnest about getting the
world's fair. "Pan Americans in J'eik
Town, Pig Killing, Slaughtering and Kin
dred Shows of the Windy City," is n blaz
ing heading orthe New Yerk Jlendd.
-
Titu l'oughkccpsle Jluijh has Issued n
seu enlr edition or forty-four pages. This
cntcrprise Is prompted by thn opening of
the thieugh railway line from New
Liighind te the coal fields nnd the West by
way or the Peughkuepslu bridge. The
JZtglc Is bucked by heavy paper, finely
nrnamented by lithographs. The first page
ilhutralcs the big bridge spanning the
Hudsen, niegant engravings or pieiulticnt
men nnd lacterles are upon neatly every
page. H Is a handsome specimen of typo
graphical art, nnd thn press work Is equal
te that put upon the finest or books.
iieAyrnn te death.
A Geriunn rntui-H n (Jhh Alain nnd l
Killed by Het Ale nnd Gas.
Jehn Itaiink, a Oerman, employed In the
gas department of the Mvstenberg rolling
mill, )jst St. Leuis, met with n torrlble
death en Sunday, ltaunk'sdiitv en Sun
day wns te clean the gas pipe which eon een eon
veyh the gas rrem the w erks te the rnllmlll.
He cnmmeuctHl, as usual, by opening the
air holes te admit the fresh air, If possible,
befere he entered the large Iren pipe.
He was last seen alive by the private
watchman about lOo'cleck. His little son.
a hid of II. brought his dinner about V2
o'clock, and, as hu did net find his father,
he gave an nlarm uud a number of men
made a search for the missing man. Ills
bedv whs net found until nbenttitiiii p"irnr
in the manhole or the gas bower and within
a few feet rrem where the gas entered the
rurnace or the rail mill, nnd 100 reel rrem
where he euteied. It In still a mysterv
hew'Haunks get te -whom he was feuntl
unless he lest bis way In the gas main nnd
came down thescuer plpenud crawled te
the manhole. This theory Is supported by
the r.iet that the reastecl lles.li nk werii
rrem the points of his lingers us he whs
searching for an exit. The bedv when
taken out presented a herrible appearanee.
Itaiink was netuallv roasted nllve by het
air and gas.
lissnxci: or idolatry.
One Dlvlne'a Opinion of u 1'ropexM.l
Cliiiuiie In the Vrnyer Heek.
The most Important net of the heuse or
deititles or the Kplscepul eouveutieii in
New Yerk en Saturday was the consider
ation eHi resolution iinssed bv the houe or
bishops en Friday piopesliig this change
In thoeemiuuulon survlee: "Theie shall
boiiecelobrution or the Lord's 'supper ex
cept there be some te cemuiniH) with the
priest."
I Jr. Huntington took the fleer nnd
moved that the heuse non-concur. "The
prnKsi( rubric Is thoieughlv poinlcieiis,"
he bald. "It U bringing in uiider tlie cloak
or liturgical revision matters which should
net come up before the heuse. it is pro pre
ejbe'.y In line with the doctrine of the
church or Iteme, and is projiesed by theso
who nre seeking te Introduce the dogma or
the eiielinrlbt. 1 hne no charge el idola
try te bring against the devout llenmnlst,
but many erthu pretexts attempted te be
brought Inte this cenxentiuii nre the verv
essence or idolatry."
After a bemew'hat prolonged discussion
the preixikcd ruble was defeated by a
clerii-al vete, a majority of the lav depu
ties being clearly iu favor or adopting the
change. The balloting steed : Cleih-nl
cas, 21 j nays, 13 ; divided, 1. Lav-Yeas,
19 i nays, 13 ; divided, U0.
C'liureli 1'uctleiik In tlie Courts.
An equity Milt has been begun in Cham
bersliiijg. Pj.. between the two ructions or
the United llrethren church, which has
been prepared ns a test c-ase nnd will in nil
likelihood deeide the ownership or hun
dreds or vnluuble church properties in this
nnd ether states. The suit Is between the
ilvul claimants te the chinch property in
in that bcctlen, and the test case
has been made upon the church
prepeity In (Jreenenstle. The complain
ants In the bill nie theso who upheld the
action or the majority or the general eon een eon
ferenceef the ITnltcl llrethren church In
the United States, width w as held In Yerk.
I ., In May, lbWi, ami the defendants nre
the Sweden, rrem that nnnrerencn nnd their
representatives who withdrew en account
I? ndeI'tI,!n cf reviscil constitution
which allowed inembers or secret societies
te Im'coiiie members or the church.
It Stnnds Alene.
There tire many bleed medicine uihertlM-il
but only ewe that I backi-d by tu munufaci
turer with a certitleate of guarantee, uud that
one U Dr. l'lerce'n Uelden Medical Discovery,
which Uurirrui.frrt telwnellt ercure In all dfL!
c-uw-ji for which it U recommended, or money
paider It wit be promptly refuielnl. It cure,
all kln, calp and crotuleuair'Ctlonsl Kerm
ndelllngi, sjlt-rbeuin, tetter and kindred
ellmeau, M.Ttiiw
Te cram one' head full of knowledge and the
Memach full or feed, nnd then nefiect toot-,
nerve the slmpleat law or nature are the un
ftilllnt; means te Induce nervouinewnndron nerveuinewnndron nervouinewnndren
ntlpillnn and certain les of healths lxnler
prevenu all Hits trouble. Frloeenljr SS eentia
TheeeVt remedy for the rempialnU efearljr
childhood, K'ich ascetle.'naliilenry, etc., I Dr.
Unit's Baby Hyrup. J'rlc2Jcenl.
Hew many a sweet face In marred
lly yellevr teeth and fallltift gunn,
And mouth nnd lips all het end hard,
And breiith deep-tnlnted e It come ;
And yet, with BOZODONT, we may
Keep all tliee dire defect at bay.
IJUUU'a HAlUJAl'AUIUiA.
WEAK WOMEN
Owe te lliemsehes a duty te take Heed' Bara
parllla.ln view of the great relief It lias given
thoe who suffer from ailment peculiar te the
ex. Ily purifying the Moeil.resulatlnn lmtor lmter
tanl organ. lrcnBllienlng the ncrvc,and ton ten
ini; the whole system, It restore te health.
mki: ANUW cui:atuhk
" 1 have been for year trying te get help for
that terrible general debility nnd enknesin
common te women. Within a year I have
taken ten or twelve bottle of Hewl's Barsapa
rlllaand the benefit derived from It use ha
been cry great. lam new feeling llkenncw
rrealure after suffering e many jcare." Mils.
r. II. Iliss, Marlln, Texa.
CAN WALK 6 M1I.1 A DAY.
" Ter nlne year I wn In a state ef constant
sufferlni,-, nircely able at any tlmetenalk
nbeut'the heuneand part of the time unable te
be out of bed. I xtcnlte Philadelphia for treat
ment, which gave me relief for ii tlme, hull was
seen wnrse again. The physician said I hnd n
llbrelil tumor. I began taking Heed' Hnrsapa
rlllaand It geed effiK-t wa seen apparent. I
began te Imprnxn In health, nnd continued tak
ing the medicine till new I feel perfectly well
nnd ran walk tlx or seven mile a day without
fecljng tired. I think Heed' Haasnpnrllla I
JliKt'thoinrdleliie for women unci anyone who
ha bad bleed," JKNMK H.MITH, 1 jist llread
Tep, rn.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Held by all druggist. It j lx for ". Prepared
only by L I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 DOSIiS ONK DOLLAR (1)
HlcMcnl.
c
lAitibit'MLirri.m.iVKiti'ii.iM.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE
Slrlt lleadiiebe and relieve all the tinuble Incl
dent le u lillleu slnle of tlie syslcni, sncli a
Dlrrluesi, Nnusca, DrewnlncM, Distress after
Killing, I'nlu In the Hide, dc. While their most
remarkable micccmi has been shown In curing
sick:
Headache, yet CAIlTr.It'H LlTTbi: I.IVKIl
I'll.LS are equally valuuble In Constipation,
curing and preentlng this nnuevlng com cem
jiliilnl, bile they nle correct nil illsorderef
lliesleiniu'li, stlmubite the llvir and ngulate
the benvU. Kveu If they only cured
HEAD
Aehe they would be almost priceless te thee
who suffer from this distressing complaint ;
lint fertunnlely their goodness docs net end
here, and theso who once try them will find
these, llttle pills Milimlile in se mativ ways thai
tbeywlll net Im willing te de villlieut them.
Hill after nil sick head
ACHE
llhol)nneer se many lives that here Is where
wn make our great Insist. Oar pill cure It wblle
ethers de net.
OAHTLH'H LtTTI.n I.IVKIt I'tM.S are very
small ami cry easy te take. Oneer two pills
make a dose. Thuy me slrletly M'getatileand
ile net urlp' or purge, but by their gentle ac
tion please nil who iisethcm. In hilsnlct ;
neferl. .elil everywhere or an tliy mall.
cartcu mkdicinme co., saw yeiuc.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
imglS-lyiteed
rninrniiNu HYitur.
TO MOTHERS.
Kvery linlm slieuld have n bottle or DIl,
FAH11NKVH TLirrillNO HYItlll'. l'erfeetlv
safe. Ne Opium or Merphia mixtures. Wlllrt Wlllrt Wlllrt
llove Celli-, drilling In the llewelsand I'rometo
Difficult Tentlifiig. l'repareit liy DIIS. D. KAHll
NUY&MON, Haiierslewji, Mil. Druggists sell
It; Ufjientx. Irlal betUuseut liy mull ill cenl.
laut-lyilced.vw
TCy Cltt:AM TlAlJl.
CATARRH, HAY FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
t'lennscn the N'asal I'aiisnges, Allay I'nlu and
Jnllainuintleu, Heals tlie Seies, ltestere
the Henses of Tate una Hindi.
TRY THE CURE.
partlclt) I applied te each nostril and Is
enable. I'rlieiOcenU at DruggUlsj liymall,
nure
rvglkten.d.U) cents,
,, , , CI.Y DnOTHEIW,
sejill-lydAw Ne. M Wurrcn t New Yerk.
7-i:Arc. ' '"""
V UMJKVKLOPnD I'AKTH
or the Iliimau lledy j:nlurged, Developed.
Htrenglhcned.etc,, Is an Interesting advertUo advertUe
inent long run In our paper. In replv te In
nillrleswwwIllMiy lliatilierels no wIi'Im r
liiuiibugiiueut this. On the ceturarv, the nil
crtlsernreery highly inderteil. luteretted
persetib may get ealed circulars giving nil iiar
tlculnrs. liy writing te tlie Kltfi: .MKIIIPAI.
CO., 6 sswun St., llnltale. N
Y.Pallu Mrite
Jlee.
rn-lyuw
jLiliecel Irtiiccnte
UNDnitWKAIt-I.IOHT AND MI1D1UM
l;!sJ't underwear In all grades anil any
S'ft"1. hl'WStAN'H acuta' l-'urulnhlugtaterc,
il West Klnu-sfrc'U '
1 1 LNUY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
lias removed te 110 TjisI King street, having a
full Iliieori'iirullureeri'Mry description at tiie
'VfiV11-1'."; ,,AlR", "I'dertaUliig promptly at
tended tn. Cull and esamlim our giKKls.
nS-tfdll 1J. WOI.K. i.KI it Klng.Strr-et.
ibTAfi: ok "i-irfr.H un'riariiA'oe'H'
.lli late of tjincastcr city. Ph., deceived. The
'uiilei signed Auditor, appointed te distribute
thebiiliiuceremulnlne In Ihe bunds of Daniel
eciiteni of the will or the ald l'eler Tiliten Tiliten
ilaiigh.tennd Among tbee legally entitled te
thebame, wl 1 nit for that purpose en 'lHurs
day, November;, Is.sU, ut 10 e. in., In tlie 1,1
lirary Itoem of the Court Heuse, In the city or
'.'"'"''cr, where all sr.ens Interested tn said
distribution may utlcud.
ectJ-3td.M Auilfler.
At'ATiON lixct'lWlUNsi.
.. . 'iiiiiiuiiiiKii nun i nun; u. iiiui'iibuiigli. ex-
RAYMOND'S
VA0ATI01T
EXCURSIONS.
AUTracllug Kpeiue Iiivluded.
A WINTER iFCALIFORNIA.
The first and second parties of the season wll
lue 1 illiiileli.lii.i 'riii i.i. . - v. .;..-..
in
Ili:tt ll.undTilft,AY. Du'l'MliEll V, ,or
JuKuilena, I.es Angtkb uud ether points In
tMiiitheru California. iv....
The route will )e via. Iiuflale, Niagara Fulls,
Santa tc, Albuqueriiue, llarstew and N in Iter,
imrdlne. flhe trio te he made In u special train
of .Magnllleeut Vest billed l'liliiuuu I'liliieu
Cars, with Palace Dining Car. '""""" ' l"ucu
hery ticket entlllen the holder te islt I.ek
Angeles, 1 lie lluymend, ut liist I-umdeiw, IIU
erslde, sun plege, Kunle Menica, Mum liar
barn, !i.in 1 -ruucUce, Santa Cnu, Kin Jove,
...... ...... ...v..., .juu ..uiiici uiiii inner leauini;
ent Iteutes Heturnliig. Kfteen Iteturnlmr iw
"", - riy,Wi .i .., ivi-nirn i u'KeiH also
L'tMlfl fin nil trulnw i.mil I.. I.. t,. t... .. . V
1 1ti liinlnts
Hpeelul Uwert. Hetiirn 'I ickets also
ricKCU. OilTinir Mprv Tiuim.t ,,ii! .....!
i'lvlm ..titlru i,.7... .. . ' 'wl" ""i"i
fAViRr!!! "''S?"! !H !?j?.A"v "''tie
henewnrd. Hetel eoin.ens.iniiili,.! rri... !i.i
V'.llK'l llllll Ullll UISII 111 IMIIKIIlir Illil lull ,...
klllirt ki.lr.nr..k ...
,. . .--.j,,,.. .... v ...v iwj iiii.iiti. risi I usji.
denn . Hetel emteme, Hun Jeej I'uluce Hetel,
hun KrnncUce: Hetel ifil Coreuinto, Hun D ego
Hetel llafnel, Han Itafael j K.,nui Crui ; the
Arlington and Han Marces, Santu Uarbaru
Hetel Arcadia. Ksnta Menica j and etherfct
ineui I'uclllc Coast resorts. wl
eiHf f 0i,!''r CallTeTnTa n-icur!en .lanu-
"found ! ' ht'bruur' IOu"a "I ' Mun.ii
Date of Mexico Kxcurslens January 13-
IsbruarylO; undMuichJP. "uai i-,
T,fe,l feedescrlptUe circulars, designating
tluriirde?lr1st? ,'''),',0 Cullfer"lu "r Mexlc5
ui .,,1AX?,0.XD AWHITTOMII.
Ill Kelnii Ninth Htreet tmider Continental
ectlS.!lJ ' '' 1'"udtll)hlu. "
(10I.I.AItS AND I'UrW-THK LvflXT
J llieniest Ot-slruble and inmt cumrertuble
loupe and .tyle-auy tUe, at ElUMMAN'b
QuU" Furnishing Htert, a Vmi Kin, Street.
The lUiitend, Oiin I'usu.
HVitt(imaHcr'.
I'HlLADCLrittA, Monday Oct. 21, !M.
If you haven't kept careful
watch, you've no idea what a
variety of Black Dress Goods
we have. Here arc a few from
a single tribe :
(-Inch Alpaca and Mohair, 25 te Zfiip, ' ' "
4J-1ik.Ii Mnhalrllrilllnntlne.riOn tell SJ.
M-lnrh Mohair ilrllllantlne, 112'
IMnchMelialr Tatnlse, light weight, very
nneeunllty, rery tlue and pleasant te the
touch. We tell &e.
4Mnch Mo!ialrHlclIlan,tX)cte(l.
(je-Inch Mohair tslelllnn.f I.
I'rletlcy' -lncli Woelind-Mohalr llrll-
iiAttt.il te ii a)
PrlFMIey'alMiicli fillk-warp nlllant,ll 2T,
I'rlpstley' 41-Inch Bllk.warp (Sicilian. II M
te 12.
Northwest of centre.
Heavy Astrakhan Cloaking
show their curly pates in long
rows of glistening gracefulness,
$2.50 te $9 for black ; 53, $5
and $6 for brown.
Northwest of centre.
All the frost colors are hand
in hand with Summer tints in
the Dress stuffs. Yeu sec
them in the .Bordered things.
One of the handsomest of the
one-of-a-kind Broadcloth Dress
Patterns is a rich plum, with
border of silk and bullion, $38.
Net one in the let but has some
peculiar beauty that half hides
the price.
A robe of rich Plaid Cash
mere, with 1 2-inch border of
silk Persian work, $15 plain
serge, Persian, pattern, 512.50.
Yard stuffs just as modest
priced
llrecade silk stripes en wool ground, Jl DO;
1 KM)f rplalnlVilh b31"' of ,Iwcuw "mid,
ffncider0ffic,""1' S00U fiuall,'' fu" ,lne
tftVlncli Mrlpcd' cloths for women's dresses,
91 tell ,fj.
geuthwest and southeast of centre.
It was en the 3d of Septem
ber, and again en the 12th, that
we told of some new lets of
Women's Shoes. Twe sorts,
te be had only here in this city ;
in New Yerk you will invaria
bly pay $4.50 at several places ;
here they are $3 when we
have them. Te-day is the third
(probably the last) " ringing of
the first bell "; the Shoes are in
stock, one a Waukenphast, the
ether opera tee, both excellent
kid and finely finished ; sizes
2 te 7, width B, C, and D.
The two former lets were up
and off in a flash. The fact
that these arc here only needs
the telling te produce a like re
sult. Market street front, weal of Main Aisle.
Yeu miss much if you skip
the Engravings down stairs ;
you miss the pleasure of pleas
ant pictures ; you miss geed
bargains in beautiful thing.-;.
Te-day 1,000 Autotype En
gravings (24x30 inches), beau
tifully framed in oak with inner
meulding of steel finish, such
as we hae sold until recently
at $5. go en sale at $3. The
subjects are carefully selected
and the framing very neatly
done.
This is one thing you'll miss
by skipping the Engravings.
llusemenl, northeast of centie.
Jehn Wanamaker.
tSnvpcte.
ritltUJil I TltUlTl I TltUJil !
TELL THE TRUTH !
YCS I vi:s I liny Your Carpels, Oil Cleth.,
Mattings. Hugs, Curtains, Rliudcf, Hlalr Hed
Cnriict Linings, etc., ut the
One-Price Lancaster Carpet Heuse,
WHO I WHO I Shall tjiy Our Carpets, Hung
Our shade, Drupe our Curtulus, etc?
i:vnnY time, g y bi:stwek.
ONE BUSINESS ! ONE PRICE !
SHAUB & VONDERSMITH,
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANOE ST.
uiig-."J-lyd
j j -.. .
penttetvu.
VAn.NTISTHY.
" 2G Years Practice In One Oluce."
J. B. McCASKEY,
NO. II EAST KINO RTIIKET,
Over First National itanlc. Dcntlstrv in nil It
branches. Oasiidmlulstered. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain. All work warranted.
el'.MIind.M.S.lw
4s
F
ACTS AUOLT TCCTU."
R. D. McCASKEY, Dentist.
Graduate In Dentistry and Anmsthrtles. As.
secluted for live jears with UmcuMer's I.eiid-
vlriiI,!!.'i,.U!!,A..x.llilv,"'aU,d ,lt OUANOK ANll
NOUTH QIMIKX ISTKKKTM. I'reuipt Alien,
tlen 1 Iteusenuhl charges t Werk Wur
runted I
IIeuius-;S a. in. te 8 p. m. Wck Duy.
lepu-bmdAw
i-'ltotenvalto.
11
OTR
I JUST RECEIVED
FIIOJI
KeBnigsburg, Prussia,
Twe llackgrnunds inade specially for Ilust and
Three-quarter Iml'iIi I'lietiruiilis.
i'ROTE,
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
. Next Doer te the l'oMefflre.
Jan'-Amd
SVttovucite."
T UTHUK H. KAUKJMAN,
ArrOllNEY.AT.IW.
Biond Kleer Eshlemau lw llulldln. Ne. 18
North Duke Htreet. upRt-lvil.tw
TIHi: JONCH A CO..
?f,...?J,"."l1.r".,urt 'ONKECTIONKIlS' KINK
I Al'l'-U 1 OXhH. The iuek beuuilful line Iu
the United Ktate. flu CoinincrceHL.l'lilladvl CeinincrceHL.l'lilladvl
2f f,. wi,t0 ferdecrlptte prlw Il.U
ff 00t nh fket;
B
AnaA"NFi,
VISIT
STACKHOUSE'S
This Week
ion ma n.vitaAiNs in
Beets & Shoes.
A I'till I.lncef the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
The llest Heet Made. Call and nee thm.
D P. STACKH0USE,
Nes.28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCARTEn. l'A.
$3.00 K"r"
GENTLEMEN'S
CALF CONGRESS.
A hlioe for luiHy tioeplo who
haven't time te lneoer button nheet.
J'epulnr with rnilread men, tele
graph operators, pestul clerks or
Hulnuiien. This shoe speaks for It
self. It Is sold strictly en its merits,
nnd the continually growing de
mand shows that the combination
of lit, style, comfort, wearing quali
ties and moderate price commend it
te all people.
Tlie Cengrem Is n Myle having
merits of its own, 0110 that will ui
wuys be popular with lleshy men
who de net want te lietlier with laces
or buttons, and with busy men and
nil ethers whose time is limited.
It is a very comfortable style as
well, nnd the elastic used being of
the best quality enables it te retain
its shape, nnd nlwnys lit snugly end
neatly around instep nnd ankle
This shoe is improved machine
fcewed. A shoe of sound material
and geed workmanship throughout.
Congress Gaiters as low as $1.25, as
high ns $8.00 per pair.
SHAUB & BURNS,
M NOIITH O.tlEKN STKEET, LANCAS
TER, Pa.
B
OOTS AND HII0K8.
A Departure from Our
Old Ways
Inmost nlwaya beneficial, net only te us, but
le thoe upon whom we Influence. It Is no easy
get Inte h rut, but n hard matter teget out.
It has been my rule te Display the Indies',
Misses' Children's and Infants' MIiecn Iu Large
Window, nnd Men's, Heys' and Youths' In
Sniiill Window. Hereafter I will change the
display eery two or three weeks and will have
the Men's Shoes first In one window uud then
In the ether.
Yeu will tlnd the Ijirge Window full of Men's,
IJejs' nnd Youths' Shoes tu Kine nnd Medium
Grades of all the Latest Kail and Winter Styles,
from II.S5 te RCIO, nnd the Hnrnli Window full e
Ladles', Mlst.es', Children's and Infunt'sHliecs.
It will pay you te step and take a leek before
purchasing elsewhere, as the Price U Marked
en Kvery Shee,
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Ohas. H.Frey,
(HucccssorleVKKY A ItCKEUT) the leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
&
NOS.3 d.' 5 i:abt kine HTKEKT.
LANCASTER, Pa.
-8tere closed every evening at 0 o'clock, ex
cepl Monday and buiurdliy.
allciu'e.
OEIUCCCOLLEOK.
OF BUSINESS
Short-Hand.
Itccerd llullding,
017-OIS
JCHKSTNCT KTIlKirr,
'1 Phlludilphla, l'a.
Second. Third and
reurtu j-ioers.
Mernlnp, Afternoon and Night Sessions.
Twentj-Kinh l.'olleglute Year Uvlm TUCS
UAY.HKrrE.MUKH3.lsSD. Twelve hundred Mint klxty-ntnc(12tl))students
last) ear. EarlvnppllcuUuns) uecesury. Send
for enrollment bluiik.
Technical knnuledge qualifying for business
ciniaKeiiienti. Kull Instruction for commercial
Mini in-uenii eusinets vocations. Alse bhort bhert
Hand and Type-Writing.
A faculty of mere than a score of practical
men v. he have practiced hat they teach.
uoekkeeperoutor counting houses teaching
bookkeeping; lawers teaching law and bust,
ne-s forms; successful high school principals
tei hlng hngllsh branches; law reporters
tei hlng short-hand nnd tyH?-wrlting, etc., etc
1 '1 his Institution has been exceptionally for fer
tu late In the success of the students who have
gr duated therefrem."
Office eren everv rpnlr rlnv .tiirlne. hii.tn...
hours and also en Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day i:eiilngs for the Enrollment of btudeut.
Announcements, etc., sent when rwiuested.
Visitors almiys welcome. Address,
THOMAS MAY PEIRCE, M. A.,
augl!MlinMd-8 Principal audEeunder.
(!Teal.
T U.MIlUlt ANUCOAU
J,J TOUACCOHHOOKH AND CASES. WEST-
EHN HAUU WOODS. Whelesale and Itetail,
,, . II. II. MAHTIN Ce..
nJIyd iU Water Htreet, Lancaster, l'a.
15 AUMGAUDNEllS COMPAN Y.
COAL DEALERS.
OrrirEH-Na 12S North Queen Street, and Ne.
Ml North Prince street.
YAUim-NerUi Prime Street, near Heading
Depot.
sniMttM liANOAKTKH. l'A.
THUK DALMATIAN INSECT POWDKIt,
propelled byagoeit rder bleer. Is tlie
iiut rtrectual destte) tr or files and ether small
lusects. Eur rale
At HUBLEY'S DKUO STOHE,
tk) West Ktnj Street.
nnmrti
rfittifi
nat t rnn
UULLEti
9r .
N;
Kff YOKK mtJRE.
WATT & SHAND
AUEMAKINOAN
Extensive Offering
OF-
Ladies' Stockinet Jackets,
Belt, elastic And durable, cut In all the latest
shapes, at tt, &S0, ,te te 110 each.
ladles' Cleth Jacket In Black, 1)1 ue and
Green, at tiM, t-t, U0, M te IU each.
We open te-day two cases Stockinet and
Cleth Jacket at S3 each; 3 apleoe under usua
price.
Ladles' Newmarkets In Black, Nary and
Myrtle Stripes and Plaids, at W, tl SO, M, 15 te
116 each.
DIltECTOinE NEWMAniCETH,
iniSU TEA8ANT COATS
And CONNEMA11A8 at Imvi Trices.
The Seal Plush Jacket Is mere popular than
ever and price nevcr were lower.
See our Plush Jacket at 19, (10. til, $12 te S2i.
Plush Medjcskas, J12.G0 te ?'7 each.
Keil Plush Bncques, made from Walker's Best
Plushes, are stylish, dressy and guaranteed te
wear, ll'J. iX) and (J25 each.
Children' Coats, fifty new Rtyles, all sires,
from tl, I1.S0, ti, K.M. ri te !12 each.
Children's Colored Plush Coats.
Baby's Coats and Cloaks at low prices.
New Yerk Stere,
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
HIZE ATTKACTI0N8 !
JSTETSr
24 Centre Square.
J. Harry Stamm's
PRIZE
ATTRACTIONS!
K)0 Pairs Fine Orny Blankets et 50e a pair.
M Pairs I'lne White BlankeU nt !J.37 a pair.
6 Bales Sateen Comforts at tl.87 each.
3 Bales Extra Heavy Comfert at 76c each.
U) Pulrs Extra Fine White Ulnnkcta nt Jl.Tja
pair.
Indies' Flannel Skirt, rcady.made, nt 60c
each.
Ladles' Striped Flannel Skirts, ready-made,
extra heavy, at 81.10 each.
Ladles' Striped Flannel Skirts, ready-made,
ntjl.ileucb.
60 Deicn All-Weel Pattern Skirts rt 18c each.
6 Dezen Beautiful Flannel Skirts, with raised
cord of worsted running from top te bottom, ut
Sl.Cr Skirt.
SHAWL! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
&7.S0 Blanket Shuu Is at SUctc.
Jersey Coats and Jackets.
Wenreshewlngni.uperb line of these goods
at very low prices.
Best Silk Plushes in Lancaster,
AtS7c a yard.
Best Cotten Flannels
Ever sold anywhere nt 5, 'i,7,8, (1, 10, II, 12J
cents a yard,
FOR FANCY WORK
We show a lovely assortment of Plush Flowers,
Plush Balls, Satins, Banner Heds, Ttnstls, Silk
Cords, etc., etc., nt our well-known low prices.
Black Velvet Illbbens at very low prices.
We place en sale telay 1 ) pieces and shndes
Silk Henriettas at 75c a ,rard, 40 Inches: wlde ;
usual price, Sl.ne.
100 dozen Men's 50c White Shirts at.17ccach.
TO SAVE MONEY
Buy Your Goods at the
24 Centre Square,
S-CIIEA PEST OF ALL.
IData.
HE YOU WEAHINO A STYLISH HAT T
Stauffer & Ge,
Nes. 31 & 33 North Queen St.,
Have them In such Variety nnd se Cheap that
an) body can car them.
A Nice Stylish Fur Stiff Hat
Fer $1.60. And a SOFT ONE for 7ie.
Elegant Assortment of
Bey's and Children's Hats,
Fer Dress or Scheel.
Ladies' & Gents' Furs.
Seal Oarments Made In Order fi ein the Best
LASKA HEAL. HOAS, STOLES. MUFFS
NO rUK TUIMMINO. ' iuLrrs'
TuusKSUAVmwnenr.,,,,,.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
Jackets
jackets
BOSTON
TI
NEW BOSTON STORE
Ctittlttnrj.
Xjl AM. AND WINTER, 1M.
"Ter the Latest Novelties. Largest and Meat
Oempleu iiaserunent of Kail and Wluter Salt-
HART insismnf, joieji. uaiv
.... Vi LJE3t2!.HV. ?ene te "rpaiw the tntke-
Ita OEHHARTfJ,
mn n. . , " se nimn l(liesn mnn, I
jKrOnlr Direct Importing Tailor In th City
me
CLOTULNa BUYERS.
LGansman&Bre.
We Have Never Shown a Mere Eitenslve A-
sorueeui Ol
w
Thau We Have On OurCeuntcrs at Present.
EVERYTHING ABOUT THEM IS RIGHT
TIIE STYLES ARE RIOHT.
THEQUALtTlESARE RIGHT.
THE PRICES ARE RIOHT.
.tlOOO will buy you one of our Stvllsh Finn I
All-Weel Twilled Kersey Overcoats, In four!
vuiuin.
112.00 will buy you a Fine Chinchilla Ovei Ovei
ceau $.100 will buy ycu a Fine All-Weel Worsted
uverceau
16.00 will buy you n ceed Melten Overcoat.
Superior Overcoats, SIlk-Llned Throughout,
111, 116, IS.
Men's and Cey's Tall Suit In Cnaslmerw,
Cheviots nnd Worsteds at astonishingly I.ew
iit,rs vtui iuru Ntiiipienuu uei, peSUM.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our Order Denartment efTem von inmn linnH.
Berne styles in suitings, Treuserings nnd Over Over
ceattnirs. Our ossertmcnl comprises nil grade,
from f 12 te 12 Call and sec thorn, as It will be
IUJUUI lUlCILSL.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturer of Men's, Hey's nnd
uuuruu s iieuuug exclusive.)
66 and C8 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF ORANGE. LANCASTER, PA
B- Net connected with nny ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
M
YKRSAKATHFON.
OVERCOATS !
WE'LL TALK TO-DAY OF OVEItCOATS.
Fall and Winter-Weight Overcoats
That We're Proud te Shew.
Overcea la You'd Ite Pi end te Own.
All Our Goods Reliable Make.
If you tued one It will be north mere te veu
thuu the money It costs.
FIRST-A Solid, Substantial, Geed Wearing
Overcoat, Eight Dellars.(,S8).
NEXT An Overcoat that Excels Anything
In the Marled, ut Ten Dollars (Jill).
NEXT-Our SIS Line, Tull of Value and Geed
Style.
FEXT Handsome Kerfeys, Silk raced. Well
Seamb, nlSlT.
NEXT-5l7nnd S20 Values, Beauties In Every
Way.
NEXT Our fSI nnd Si Full Line or Silk and
Satin, Elegance, bhew Perfection.
IntermedUte tirades fiem $S te J2i; every
oneerth the price asked.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET
I.AXCASTUK, PA.
H
IitSH & IIROTHER.
Hirsh & Brether.
-1
CLOTHIH&
MADE TO YOUR ORDER,
As We Make It !
Peeplrisay there Is something In the makent
our CletliliiR which inuke It stand out apart
from the common ruclc of MerchautTullerlng.
Anyone who has had a Suit or Overcoat niseV
by us can tell you I lie name. Cull en us and
leae your meusum for u
Suits, $12 te $35.
Overcoat, $12 te $35,
Or Trousers, $4 te $10.
And you w 111 be mero than pleased,
IN OUR
READY-MADEOEPARTMENT
Yeu have an jjnequalcd Hue of
Men's Suits, $1 te $20,
Meu's Overcoats, $2.50 te $20,
Beys' Leng Pant Suits, $2.50 te $12,
Men's Overcoats, $2 te $12,
Children's Sult3, $1 te $8,
Children's Overcoats, $1 te $8,
Men's Heavy Underwear at IP; each,
Men's Heavy Knit J&:!:eta at 40c.
Saris al Overcoats
MIuS&IUTHFl,
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HIRSH& BROTHER'S
OXU-PIUQE
CLOTH IXCI AXD FURNISIIIXa
HOUSK,
North Queen Street and Centre Sqnare,
LANCASTER, PA.
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