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lA(UfTI,PA., October 28, 1B89.
The PeaanylTaala Itsac.
j.ni- T&e etatee eurreunuinjr rennnyivRnuv
i v- .- ... .. , ...
m having a mere animated canvass
i' than we have here, theuirh the Issues
;;';,'lavelved In their elections are net a bit
'f mere Important than ours. Ohie and
!,! Hew Jersey elect Rovcrners and New
'fit Yerk.Uke Pennsylvania, votes for suber-
(l: i auwte auto emcers ; uui in nil me sinics
tee question or satisfaction wim iiepuu-
MCaa administration is tue issue; anu
111!, 14 ttM U.t !... l.n Mitiitiln IllnM Mlflllltl
. ,J B HU0UW llC HIV H.-,iw .,. iv""
f Ibr discontent, be far as their state gov gev
' i' ' " ernment la eonecrned. than I'ciiliHVlva
. --,
nla has. We have been se long used te
bad government here, however, that we
seem te have accepted It as our fate ; ntul
the question of Its continuance docs net
appear te be exciting the people te any
great degree. It Is probable however
that there Isastrenger undercurrent run
ning against the Republican udinlnls udinlnls
tratlen than appears upon the Hiirfme,
and that the result will be a greatly di
minished Republican majority, if tl.e
party Is net altogether overthrown.
The issues are se important that we
may reasonably expect a pretty full
Democratic vote, and we can count en
the addition te our poll of such Itcpubll
cans as are Inclined te rebel against tlie
administration which Senater Quay is
accorded ever his party ; and of such
independent eters iW are satisfied that
Pennsylvania Is net ltcing ruled te Its
honor or glory. The administration of
the state finances has Itecu very ob
jectionable, as was clearly shown at
the last session of the legislature
ln Mr. Wherry's exposure of lis
methods. The stale has a debt
bearing a high rate of interest
which should long age have been dis
charged ; and It could have lieen by a
reasonably .honest aud careful manage
ment. The Republican policy and pro
fit has required its continuance that a
great sum of money might be under the
control of the party leaders for the sub
stantial aid or the party aud for their
own profit. The manipulation of thu
balances and of the sinking fund has
been scandalous ; and the Issue is dl-
rectly presented te the people, In the
presentclcctien for state treasurer, as te
whether they shall be continued bv the
E& jSkctlen of a Republican elllccr or
candidate, who is pledged te bet (or
tmetheds,and whew character Is a strong
pledge added te the declarations of his
party that the mothdea it advocates
will be carried out.
ll llAAlatVwl tin niluntinnu r9 il.n A.t..ln
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If'fi- ' hallt 'Clli. UflinnnKii 4I r.l..i. t.
efhOrSS" -"-'' .-, nuvicujr iuu vuii'i m
? cam"11 m Uie Bt'crct ballet wblcli the
vtm tlus' premises but they de net afford
rfseundi1- hls plan has been succewfully
srSuet haa ,n etner states, anu Is rejected by
Kirl.AM,. Remlhllpjin Innrlntv linm milv luv.
KirrJW nm 1 -. ...W.W.W ...w vVJ
t(-nn,l lam. it U'lll iftwl In ilntirlvn Hlei.i of
St-" .n j : - -i""- ...-...--
S and one o?ntrel ever the ballet upon which
jiivi iuni3 anunuauce in iwwer ream, icu
'li.hlm for a een: can ire te the neils unbrlbecl
togeteurcrcslmldated the chAuceef ring
1 ness, anu oererotlcs Is creatlv lessened and
p; came pretty sharp trantlepcndent ballet Is
Sffi.i an msiance ei mis occur-
C: aadrla Uurin
OUr BCCOnd Visl.iwll.erv mwl
WJitle we were hi that panr0i,i H
kv-'that the viceroy of Egypt dcslr-" J10 lire"
icviutuu uiu uuui uur uuusui gen
'T enew i. gsteeiu for llie preside)'" "'" "",,
iP United t-l' brnresentinrr4-'1 1" '.'
m One dremeiArie3. We we'11 the iwlltlclnn
gs much delighted t.t tliia, Te"' "' wihiu
tiL highness, the viceroy, the ballet box, he
fe- animals, and that he Inducement te buy or
.drilling u dreuiedarise no win nave no ns-
VIH 4 LII.A Al.l.. l.n..l. ...III l.
bf mwj hswui, mi;' iuu luiiilj uuuiii. m hi im
men armed w-'er knew whether the vete
Talse awaroef litia lmn innt Tint vnlur tvlm
If ebtatcs, is bought or intimidated is net the
r,- HI HHft, nf nidlt tt'lircm rtsrttlusi mn luk ftibitti
- -. v vv liuunv Jf V11C71 t4 usv IMnVII
a performance; nnd when he is relieved
from the intrusive observation of tluihe
who seek te control his ballet, whlle hu
Is making up and depositing it, he will
be very likely te vete as he pleases.
Our elections arc scandalously subject
te purchase aud Intimidation, as every
one admits j and all respectable politi
cians desire that every menus shall le
resorted te by the law for the removal of
the evil. Whlle one has u chance te
secure a vote, It seems te become needful
for all te euter Inte the contest. Hut if
the chance can be taken from nil, the
decent ones will rcjoice ut it. The Re
publican pelitieans in control of the
Legislature have net Jumped at
the opportunity afforded by the plan of
the Australian ballet te secure free and
falrelectleus;and the reason clearly is
that they believe that their political ad
vantage is found in retaining the olwcr elwcr olwcr
vatlen ever the casting of t lie ballet that
the poll committee new, possesses. The
question for the people is as te whether
they will again eleet a party te the con cen con
trel of the legislature that Iiuh refused
te adept a clear reform iu the mode of
casting the ballet, or whether they will
put In its stead the Democratic party
that is en record as Iu favor of the new
method. In deciding this Issue political
prejudice will prevail with many
Republicans ever the demaud of
their Judgment; but with many ethers
it may be expected that It will full U-fore
the appeal of their conscience and the
dictate of their Judgment. Party pre pre
Judles and feeling is comparatively mild
bow, and it is u geed time te oxiwet
that It will melt before the het sunlight
of geed sense.
Tlniiiderbellrtl.
As the time for the trial or clectrlcul
execution in New Yerk draws near, the
aecesslty of fltdlng a word te lit the
new form of punishment becomes an
parent. Electrocuted has been used te
describe the way in which criminals are
te be executed.but the word has an awk
ward sound aud Is net at all suited te
convey the Idea of a sudden and vleleut
taunch luteeterulty. We offer thunder thunder
wted. There could net lm ,,.....
JjE?10 ftud ferclbl word or one better
i-' fitted In ever v wuv r,r ,iu-ii.i..,. ...
f lilI..J . i --v..uihK IUU
v 'TTT"'" walu l'i "" nrtlllclal thun
i elt,Var.that U what electrical nKenii.
.yJVp&f""'
ialu Franklin talked of thunder
Mis aud ue higher autlmritvnn ,!..
sjstrieal need be sought. He mcaut
""WB uwcuarge of lightning
"""""" aiway ucejni.
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THE LAKOASTEB DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY. OCTOHEIl 28! i0:
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pMted by ftthM-n and terrible clap of
thunder, but the term may be applied te
the lightning belt without thunder
which Is te be scientifically hurled
through the bodies of miserable
modern criminals. It Is a pfty that we
have te And a word te describe a mod
em death penalty, but as we must let It
by all means be as graphic and terrible
ai possible. "Electrocuted" has a mildly
horrible sound like " poisoned," or
"strangled," but "thuii'lcrbelted" Is
full of the majestic terrors of Iren handed
Justice. It may la hoped that the
world will seen out-grew capital pun
ishment, but until it does let crlmlnnls
be thunderbelted.
The frenln Trial.
The attorney for the stale in the
Crentn murder case, has advised the Jury
that he proposes te prove a conspiracy,
moved by a hidden hand, by which Dr.
Crentn was put out of the way te pre
vent his contemplated exposure of the
robbery of the Clan-nu-Oeel by the tri
angle that governed it, composed of three
men, one of whom was Alexandcr Sul
livan. The " hidden hand" Is un
derstood te lie that of Bulllvnn ; though
it is net supposed that the proof of his
guilt is In the hands of the state. The
evidence, however, may 1k strong enough
te products a moral conviction that these
men en trial were but Hulllvnn's tools,
and that he should be with them In the
deck.
One of the scholars of thn Infant school
of the PrOHbytcrlnn Memerial church en
Sunday handed te her teacher enn of the
printed ouvelepo IkmiiccI by the Intki.m Intki.m
ei'.NfKH for the ambulance fund. In it the
child had placed one cent. This may soein
very trilling, but If a few of the readers
who smile at the gift of this peer litlle two
feel-high philanthropist would coutrlhute
Ina like proportion te their ability, we
would have enough inoney te buy several
ambulances aud found a liexj.llnl with the
surplus. Jf a very fnw of lliose who have
expressed an Intention te gl would de se
atoucetho necessary two hundred dollars
would be en hand.
Tut: Union tabor taague wrote te the
Republican candidate for xliite Ire.uurer
asking why he voted asalust tlie ballet re
form bill, Caudldate lleyur has net nn
awercd the question and It may be fairly
assumed that he has no reason thai could
be safely inade public. The mere fact of
unexplained opposition te a measure, that
alms only te secure the purity or the bal bal
eot brands the opponent as unfit te be hon
ored by the ballet. All who disapprove of
vete buying should votengalnst Mr. lloyer,
who with every opportunity te place him
self en the si Je of inform has said nothing.
The platform of his party Is also silent en
this vital question and the honest aud
patriotic Republican has iiuiple reason te
distrust tlie beascs who have been guilty of
this mission.
Nnw Yerk' world's fair guarantee fund
was expected te be raised w tt lit it five days
from the opening of Ihe books, but four
days have passed nnd tlie fund has net
climbed far. The New Yerk wipers nre
urging It along by protesting that the fund
Is net agin, as the fair will easily pay for
Itself.
Kounerour peer old war ships nre at
Honolulu awaiting the election In the
Hawaiian kingdom. It Is a reasonably safe
place for thein ir a huriicane don't "roine
along and repeat thoKaineau disaster. One
cannot avoid the constant apprehension
iiiai. our noeuoii navy in me I'licllle
go and get Itself wrecked.
may
Tins Republican caudldate for governor
of Iowa has followed the example glven
by Mr. Itlalne In his famous declaration
that trusts wero private concerns with
which the public had no right te Interfere.
Caudldate Hutchinson, of Iowa, intimates
that the farmer of his stnte had
better stick te their plows and reiipcis
aud leave the railroad question te tlie rail
road men who uuduistaudit. This may
soem very shocking te tlie plain cltlreii
who Is accustomed te think of the gur,t.
lug of the piddle welfare by coe,rN' jmt
knew nothing about the lliioaea'.uslneHS of
parties who may he.j;T,Klt before them j
t may mirprlsa , '".S'armer who has been Iu
the habit of vCmg iietwltstandlug the fact
U!l-!:CniiewH nothing of the business or
government! It may piu.ln the leader
wtie remcmberH that the interstute com
merce commission is hard at weik en rail
road questions, notwithstanding the fact
that no member of It pretends te
knew mero about tlie railroad business
than the railroad men. These things may
malce the remark of the Iowa candidate
seem jsjeullur, but like Mr. lllaine's trust
statement It Is qulte In line with the prac
tice of Republican parly managers. Rvery
wealthy and . powerful InturesLJs. te Jia
treated with all isslhle respect, and when
the people venture te Interfere for their
own protection fiem giant corporations,
monopolies or trusts, they are told that
these nre prlvale ntlalrs with whlili tha
IKtople have no business te Interfere.
TKACIKHV l.V A HAltlll.ll SIIOI.
Threul ra Weuld-be AMnllunt or Slmr Slmr
Ker SiilHvnii Is Cut.
AVUllnm Hegarty's barber shop, en Dever
street, llosteu, wns the seene of a cutting
allmy en Haturday nneruoeu, In which
Jehn Ii. Sullivan figured piomlneiiUv.
The victim Is Tlienms hlie.i, of llosteu, tin
ox-cenvlct. Hhea was a very bitter eiiumv
of Kullivan, and en smcnil occnsleiH liud
enenly declartsl vougeaiiee against the
champion slugger.
Nlien lull his lieiiHu in the morning with
the avowed Intention of killing Sulllxnu
before night. He bought a imnhur from
aReverKtreet pawn broker and entered
Hegarty's burlier shop where Jehn Ii.
Sullivan wns being shaved, and ut encn at
tempted te create a row by making oll'en ell'en
slve remarks about Sulliau. The chain-
limn ieiu htie.i tiiat nu aid net wish any
(reuble with him, asSlie.i was net a mini
erhlshlze. This lingered ! Shea, and lie re
plied Hint Sullivan's eliampieti (ulie was
Themas Kelly the ex-Iighl-w eight cham
pion) wnsabeut his hire.
Het words were exchanged between the
parties, and Kelly, thinking that Shea was
about te dangerously snult Sullivan,
snatched a rarer from a barber's hand anil
cut Shea's threat from ear te ear. Kelly
gave lilmseir up Shea was taken te the
vitv hospital, and will die.
Tlie origin of the bad bleed lietweeuSiil
llvnii and She.i was In'n comeiMitleu be be
Jwpen Iilney Tracey, or llroeUlvn, and
Sullivan, Iu which tlie hitler told Tioeey
thnt Shea had ImIce been Iu thu state
piisen, and thrce yours age get a huntenee
of three years for garretlug a man,
A ih'Npemde'H Mrataiiem.
Ruboliurrews, the noteil train rel,s"
was located In Hleuut county, Ala., w
Irlday mernlni;. Deputies cume nium th
house he was in, and burrows and ene or
his gang seized a woman who was In a
delleate condition mid held her between
thorn and the ollleers until they reached
thick weed. They were letntcd ugtilu ut
night and forty deputies surrounded them,
i'iie nosNe was armed with shotgun mid
pistols, whlle the doHMirudees had Win
chester rllles or large calibre. They fired
en tlie pesM) from a distance of ant yards
while the shots from the etllcers fell short.
Heury Anile in and 1'enn Woodward,
ineiubers orthe sisse, w ere killrsl. and six
ethers were wounded. Through the gap
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iinunrui nsiii s...Ia . .. . ..
......v., ,, uihe ,ur , swamp, w nere thev
Si ? i- xi ""'I1 te ."" ."KU" ""rreuuilwl.
Sherltr Merris arrived iu IMimlughuiii en
biiturdny ler icluferLemeiitM.
'
AVhy the rioivuee Letter AVnH Written
The New Yerk H'erW publishes a dis
patch from Horenco, giving what isalleued
lobe the true story or Secretary Ululne's
Florence letter declining te ben caudldate
for the presidency. The article asserts that
in Italy Mr. IJIaine hail a Mreke or turtlal
paralysis which prostrated lilm, a ml w liich
was followed by a ke ere attack of inelau inelau
ihella, during which he, en the adlre of
Ills physician, wrote the letter.
7TVVS '
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9t. .U W.
Five Brethers te B Ilanged.
Iat Jsnnary Henry Butten," a stock
buyer In Hancock county, Tennessee, was
fired upon br men In ambush and killed.
Husplcien pointed te five men. Jehn, Big
Jehn Andersen, Jehn H., Klisbaand Clin Clin
eon Barnard. Tliev wero closely related te
each ether, and a family feud had long been
raging between them nnd the Buttens.
The Hsrnsrds were arrested and tried In
Hie circuit court of Hancock en the same
Indictment, convicted and sentetiMd te le
hnnged. An appeal was taken te the
ii promo court and that tsxly, en Saturday,
confirmed the sonlenco of the lower court.
They will be hanged en December 21.
Tliroe Sunday Card l'lnyers Kllleil.
A distressing accident occurred nt Irwin,
Vn., Holiday evening, In which tliroe men
wero Instantly killed, and one died nu hour
later from Injuries received. Themas nnd
James Thompson, ltelKirt Robinson, Ham Ham
uel Hemming and Ileniamln Htubhs vere
sitting under a ear playing cards, when the
shifter pushed a train of cars back en the
siding, moving the car they wero under
and Instantly killing Robinson, Hemming
and Themas Thompson. James Thompson
had his hack broken and died whlle twlug
removed te his home. Btubbs cscaed
with slight lujurlea.
Ferepannh's Vnt Wemnn files.
Annie l'rlce, Korepaugh's fat woman,
died In New Yerk en Friday night from
the effects of a cengcutlve chill. Mho was
47 years old nnd was married te a Chatham
Hquare museum albino. Hhe weighed 400
pounds when she dled, having lest 125
pounds In her two weeks' fatal Illness. The
deceased was married twice and was the
mother of two child ren.
Formers Kill Each Other.
During n general fight near New Hamp
shire, Iowa, en Saturday, I'oter McKenna
and Themas Doud were kilted and sevsral
ethers were wounded. The fight was the
result of a feed that has existed for many
years lstwcen the Doud nnd MoKeuna
families nvorthe ownership of 40 acres of
land.
" Don't ntnnd en the order of going" lint go
trniirht te tliu next csirni r anil out ulHittlner
Dr. llutra Conch Syrup, If you want te cure
your cold
Kariiicrx nnd tterncmen rend this t I find Sol Sel Sol
vateon Oil n miMt cxerlk-nt llnlincnt ntueiuc
homes, nnd I tnka ilrnure In ludernlni; Itiisn
ccrlnlii remcsly for ncrstches.
JAMKHTIIOMAH,
Kninklln Heed, nenr llalllinerc.
llentli te tlie Piiriistles,
Which hide Itctwcen tlie gums and tis-lh, nnd
eat Inte them te their ilcntrnctlen, KOZOtHlNT
Is master of the situation. Whoever uses It
regularly idler every inenl, nnd cleniuics hi
teeth and mouth, will reed lie rid or the parif
sites.
She broke tlie KniriiKoment
Ileranne she saw that he had ccasml tolevclior.
Hcrhrimty had fadeil, her former high spirits
had Klicn place te n (lull lassitude. VVhnl hnd
caused this olinniieT KunctlennlderniiKcinent;
she was sum-rlni; from tliiiHe nlliiienu sculliir
te her sux. And se their two eun lives
drifted iquirt. llew netsllisu, liewcmc t Hud
tie taken Dr. IMerve's Kavorlte l'nscrlplleii
she might hnve 1meii restored te health and
happiness. II iiny lady reader or these lines he
similarly nfllleleil, let bur lese no time In pro
curing the" Knvorlle Prescript Ien." It will Kite
her n new lense of life. Held hy druggists, under
a positive gunriintee rrem thn manufacturers,
efiMMTt'nt satisfaction In eery case, or money
rcriindfd. Hee gearantee en hottle w rapper.
M,Tuw
The best medlnd writers rlalin that the sue
cessful remedy for nasal rutarri) must be lion lien
Irritating, easy of npplleatleu, anil emi that
will rench nil thn remote sores nnd uleeratisl
surfaces. The history or the elferts te treat
catnrch during thu punt obliges us te admit that
only ene remedy has met thvse conditions, and
that Is r.ly's Cream 1 till tn. 'lhls pleaMiut
remedy has mastered catarrh ns nothing else
has ever done, anil both phsli Innsaiiil patients
ircciy ceiiceuii ims raei. J no 111
morn illslresNlug
HjinpteniH jlcld te It.
ir..iii,vw,
TrrOOIVM HAIWArAKILLA.
SCROFULA HUMOR.
" My I)nnliter'H I.lfe "Wns Saved. '
" In rcgnrd te my litlle daughter, whose life
wassaed,ns we believe, by Heed's Harsapa
pnrllla, 1 would say that hofero she was six
inenths old scrofula sores began te upiHtnren
dllferent parts of her bwly. nnd In n sliert time
she hud 7 running sores. Twe physlclnns were
caueii mil uiuyga em no iek, oncefthrni
ndvlkcil the amputation of one of her Angers, te
which we refused audit, Our nt ten lien wns
called te Heed's Hnrsapnrllln, nnd we begnu
giving It te her. A marked Improvement wns
noticed aner she hnd taken only ene bottle,
and by a continued use of it her recovery was
complete. And she Is new, being seven j ears
old, strong nnd henlthy. The ether niciu'i
in iny iHiiuiy iiiivueucn grcuiiv nciienrt,.,! i,.
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cyiiiui uiihsi piir;i,t.r. p. (j. Jiimm, Alna
JillHMmTXMe.
HCK0KUI.A IN Till: HYIX
".-iiy euugmer suiiereii terribly with sere
ejes, enuseil by screfiiln humor. We were
obliged te keep her out of M'hisil for two ears.
We had medical nltendamv, but she failed te
gain relief. At last, knowing Hint Heed's Hnr
nipiirlMn hnd enriMl my molhcref rheumatism,
aim iicneimgii miisi be gesl for the bliMst, 1
emiltideil te have my daughter try It, and It
has will Irelyeund her." Ceiinkuiis Ykaemi,
MurHhalltewn, Iowa.
ROOD'S .SAR.SAPARII,I,A
Keldbynllilruggliits. 91 j six rerW. Preisired
only by C. I. HOOD A CO.. lell, Mass.
l(I)O.SliSONi:DOI.Ult. (I)
lour.
r I'.VAN A MON'8.
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Roliable.
itiulivcllne.
r j.Miiui:f,i.A Hi:.DQiiAiiri:its.
Did II eer(srur te jeu that ene or the most
UM'ful nnd Aiceiilnbleef
WEDDINGr PRESENTS
INAKIIT,
UMBRELLA?
It collies right Inte use.
for the couple Mill
take It etrwllh Ihcni en their weddbnr trie.
elineacry large stock en hand, nnd ue
can inake loonier mi) tiling jeu would like In
our line.
ROSE BROS. OARTMAN,
I I HAST KINO STHKKT.
efWinil
Douncftuueltiuii 05oebo.
lAU.ANDHlU:
TIIK
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Sixty Caiidle-Mght; HcnU them all.
Anether Let or Cheap (llebes rer U is and Oil
HtOMM.
THK"I'iltKi:CTION"
MKTALMOULDINU aud UUIIllKIt CU8HI0N
Weather Strip.
Hents them nil. Tlilsatrlpouluenrsnllethrrs.
Keens out the cold. Hteps rattling of windews:
Lxcludes thediut. KeeM out suuw and ralii!
An one can upply It-no waste or dirt mndetu
applying 1U Cun b nttisl uiiyliere-ne holes
U bore, ready for use. I wilt net split, warp or
irliik-n ciuhlen strip U the meat perfecuaAl
the Kteve, Heater aud lliuge Htoreef ,,CT-u-,Al
Jelm P. Sehaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTElt PA.
z.y "jrni ttjT?iW!3IZfV
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Utnntktv'm,
iHtLABauHiA, Meaday, Oct. as, urn.
The ether day one of the
great New Yerk dailies had
four columns of news about
clothiers' advertising. It told
much, but did net tell hew te
detect the lies. A touch of
nitric acid tells whether a blue
cloth is dyed with indigo. What
wouldn't you give for a test of
advertisers' truth ? Given such
a test and many bones would
rattle.
.We'll face a critical world en
our Clothing statements. Will
you try them by facts ?
Combination Suits of Plush
en Weel Grounds.
Stuffs and styles that fash
ionable Europe is wearing.
Very latest conceits, and as
rich as can well be made of silk
and wool. Yeu will marvel
that such dainty effects can be
get from such massive treat
ment. Black Plush figures en
ollte green
garnet blue
gray brown
Heroic size, almost, but as deli
cate and graceful as the tracing
of a fern.''
nll-ecm
borders
panlels
tahllirs
skirt fronts
Seme en plain, some en illu
minated grounds, but net one
that isn't strikingly handsome.
Loek at this : As if an arm
ful of drooping ostrich plumes
had been random thrown.
Others with vines, or leaves,
or stripes, or streaks, or jum
bly shapes ; and the picturing
all done in plush !
Ne, the cost is net high.
Plain and fancy stuff enough
for a dress of ordinary size,
$17 te $25.
Hen Hi west of centre.
Hew is this for a 25-cent
Apron ? Yard square of geed
lawn, blue or red striped bor
ders, 3-inch hem, band and
bread strings !
Mere of the same fleck :
At 25c (ninny stjles), lawn, .I'f-luch hem,
reveiluif, band strluic.
At Mc(tMestles), Hue lawn I yard wide,
Much hem, eight rows or line revering.
At 7Se (llMi st.tc), line lawn rlclilv em
broidered, with band strings, or shirred
top with ilbben.
The 16c Apron is of Victeria
Lawn, 3j4-incli hem, band
strings.
With White Goods, centre or tlie store.
Special let Cream Oriental
Lace at two-thirds :
12c Orlentnl Lnce ntSe
l&c Oriental 1 jk-p at 10c
tttc Oriental Lnce 11123c
90c Oriental Flouncing, ecru
and white, gees te 50c.
Chestnut street side, west of Mnln Aisle.
Twe Towels tell the story as
well as twenty that all-the-time-truc
story of big worth for
Tittle money.
At isic, Cream Huck, 20.x
40 inches, fringe and striped
ends.
At 25c, heavier all-white
Huck, 20x40 inches, handsome
ly hemstitched.
Heitthwcst or centre.
Regular 10-inch $2 Alligator
Shopping Bag at 1.40.
Large showy Chatelaine Bag
of ooze leather, in black, tan,
gray, brown, at $1.50, the $2
kind.
Lqual money's worth in half
a hundred ether things around
-the Pocketbook counter.
Jehn Wanamaker.
gev gale ex- ilcut.
OIX'UIIK A HOMi: KOIl OUH FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
KOU SALK
Tin: most miiural- timi.mh.
ex
Twe-story brick duelling houses, lets 120
feet deep, en Ijincuster iimuuc, butuccn Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twivstery brick dwelling hnie.es with man
sard risif. (Hirches In front, lets Uj reel deep, oil
North Pine, between Chestnut unit Walnut
streets.
Two-itery brick duelling houses with rrent
yards, Iren renecs, lets lil r.vt deep, en West
N almit, between Mary uml Hue tercet.
TllO-HlOrV lirlrlc llirellltM liimunia 1 r.t b lir. r..
deep, en West U-iiieu street, betuciu Charlette
and Mary streets.
Three-ster;
irec-stery brick dwelling beuses, lets 150 feet
, with nil the modem linprineiuents, front
Is, en WeU Chestnut street, between I'luu
deep,
)ard:
anil Ne In streets.
Alse houses en Knst Walnut, North Lime.
Ierth Mary, between Walnut and Union, uiui
U-men, between Mnry and l'liie streets.
All lh nbeve beuses nre In gmsl order, new ly
papered, gat fixtures In all the rooms, unti r In
t he kitchen, and the cellars warranted te be dry.
Call and see Ter jeureelf, no trouble te show
Jeu.
'JbriaVK' lectors.
npr2tHyd.M.W.H. 8J1 North Mnry Street.
tttnviH't (glrmtiun.
tp.VlirKT CLUANINO.
ONLY 2c. PER YARD
FOIl-
Pirst-Class Werk.
TilOIlOUtlHLY CLKAN CAIU'irw AND
MOTH UKSTItUYKI).
CAI.I.KI)r01t,TAKKN UP, CLUAKKI! AMI
HL-IUItNKIIHAMK HAY, WITHOUT
HEOAltDTO WIUTIIKK.
CHKAPKIt THN IIANU-IIKATINH.
NKW MACHINEHY I NKW MACHINKUY 1
LEAVE OltDEIW AT WUItKH ;
Cor. Woodward and Christian Sts.,
Oil AT ANY OK THE
-Tclephene.
AQENCIia.
ell-Ud
Perfect Carpet Cleaning.
'" J.L ' - t i i-l.rf ', & ., - V ? "TWF&W
.-Tv-i-i,..
9ttrt
TTAItDWABBf ,
HARDWAREI
GREAT ATTRACTIONS I
AT
Marshall & Render's,
All HOUTII QUKKN tT.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges
OF EVERY DEHCflllTION.
Tlie Largest Assortment or QUNM and IUFLEM
Iu the City.
TINWAUE, CEDARWARE.CUTLKItY, Ae
FODDEll YARN,
CAIU'ENTKK'B TOOLS nnd BUILDINU MA
TEIUAL.
HOYALMIXEDPAINTH.OILH.VAnNIBIira
and WHITE LEAD.
T-A Full Line of Uenersl Ilardirare.-et
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
NOH. 0 A n BOUTU QUEEN
8TREKT.
IbM-lTd
fTIHE NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY HOT-AIR FURNACE hM
licen In lise In this town nnd xmnty for twelve
yean. Ills no experiment. The people who
have them tnke great tlensure In rorotnmend rerotnmend roretnmend
Ing them te their friends, W refer, by per
mission, te the following :
H. H. Kpencer, Itncaster, Pa.
J. II. Rnthfen, Uincaster. I'a.
E. T. Frnlm, Lancaster, Pa,
I). H. IJursk, IjincasWr, I'a.
Allen Uuthrle, I jvneaster, 1'n.
Jehn A. Ceyle, Lancaster, Pa.
Henry (lerhart, Lancaster, I'a.
W. 1. Cum in In its. Ijmcnstr. .
tleerge Hchaetler, Iancutcr, Pa.
HU Jehn's Episcopal Parsonage, I
ltcv. It. A. Drlekenstcln, Lltltz,
juicastcr, I'a.
ra.
urift iirunj.. mritnviiie, in,
Mrs. Mat. Hclnttsh, linenster. Pa.
Dr. H. F. llcrr, Mlllersvllle. I'a.
(Icergn Lutz, Lnncnsler, Pn.
C. 11. Ifevre, Ijineaster, I'a.
Mrs. Anna C. Htnmm, Lnncnsler. Pn,
J. O. Wllleex, Lnncaster, Pn,
Myers A Itathfen, Lancaster, Pa.
l'resbyterinn Church, lancaster. Pa.
llev. J. P. Htcln, Lnncaster, Pa,
Thes. Wlley, Imcnster, Pa.
Memie Wenger, Ijniicnster, Pn.
Jehn Hehmun, Ijincnster, Pa,
Chnrles Martin, lnncaster, I'a.
Melvln It. Itathfen, lAncester, Pn.
HU Jehn's Lutheran Church, Ijineaster, Pn
HU Pnul's ltcrermed Church, IJinniHter. Pa.
Frederick lleefel, Lnncaster, Pn.
Chrlstlnn Oltllch, Lnncnsler, Pa.
1). II. Lnndls, Ijtncuster, Pa.
James C. bible, Lnncnsler, li.
D. P. H tack house, I jineiister. Pa.
English llerermed Church, l.ancn.iter. Pn.
Edwnrd Znhni, lnncaster, Pn.
O, Edw. llei(ener, Lnncaster, I'a.
J. W. liewel), iJineanter, I'a.
Jacob 11. Laudls, Mlllersvllle.Pa.
liaptlst Church, Lancaster, I'a.
Methodist Church, Lnncaster. Pa.
Methedltt Church, Atglcn, I'a.
IsaaeHtlrk, lnncaster, I'a.
Jehn II Hosier, Lnncaster, Pn.
llerermed Church, Willow Htrcet, Pn.
Ueorge Huss, Lnncaster, Pn.
Jehn M. Davidsen, lnncnsler, Pa.
Zleu's Lutheran Church, Ijineaster, Pa.
Jacob L. Urulmker, Kohrerstewn, Pa.
Vel. Wcrkhelstr, Lnncaster, I'a.
Jehn L. Miller, Ijineaster, I'a.
( 'has. Dates, I Jincasler, I'a.
Henry llundcl, Lancaster, Pa.
Fred Hunker, Lnncaster, Pa.
Jehn Itege, Jr., Lnncaster, Pa.
II. M. Zek, lnncaster, I'a.
Jno, C Dlnan, Lnncaster, Pa.
Ix-enard Eckert, Ijincnster, l'n.
J. W. Mark Icy, Ijincnster, I'a.
Adam L. Landls, Wltmer, Pn.
Chas. (letz, Umeaster, Pn.
Ham'l Vnndersnul, Lancaster, Pn,
Jlarcus Klrcliner, Lancaster, l'n.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
lUANfl l'i NORTH Q17KEN ST.
Uuvuituvv.
r
UM tF.HH CORNER.
'SiVidxnver"
OUR .STOCK OF
IS FULL AND COMPLETE,
FIRST-CLASS AND ELEGANT,
NEW IN DESIGN AND CHEAP.
What morede jen want? A FlncBllk Plush
Rocker for f I U). Hew Is that? Cheap ain't IU
J e II, we hae thtm either In Oak orMuhegany
Mulsh.
WIDMYER'S
CORNER OF
E. King & Duke Sts.
QUANTITY AND QUALITY
-IN-
FURNITURE!
"I don't care for Qunllty. I want the Uirgest
Shew 1 cun get for my money," was the remark
made. Iu our store this week,
WE ANSWER IT THUS:
We will net Lewer thoHtandardel our Goods
te meet this grew Ing deinnud, but will buy In
largerquulltifs for CaMi te meet the prices or
theso who. veil the ehc.iier make of goods.
UPWARD AND ONWARD IS OURMOTl'O.
The Newest Styles !
The Best Makes !
AT
Popular Prices !
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
Nesl 27Jt 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
QCHS
,t GI1I1IS.
t
BUSY TIMES!
We've been very busy lately
getting in the Aran Styles in
FURNITURE.
Style, Quality and Price keep
us Busy Selling and Delivering.
If you're furnishing the whole
or part of your home see our
New Stock, and get our Lexv
rices.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, 2d,
3d and .ith Floers, 31 Seuth
Queen street.
SUterncijB.
T UT11ER 8. KAUFFMAN,
AHQJINEY-AT-LAW.
"i1, V, EfWe'.mn La Building. Na
Nnrlli PuKffHtrxet. Hin-lvd.i
r W E J ON ES 4 CO..
iiA 11' il. 'iuM' !' '"t U-autlful line In
the 1 Uiitteiiswtes. B15 CemmereeSU.Phlladeb
iUMlt'erdW,pUve prieeill-
FURNITURE
.
Si'"
ve,V
A'
tM, C.
piLINN JUUCKEMAM.
5,000
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Bought berere the adrance In price.
CLOBINO OUR
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
FLINN St BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NertH
LANCASTER. PENWA.
9ru Gefib:
N
OT1CK t
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square.
Netice !
WE OPEN TO-DAY A MAGNIFICENT LINE
OF
PLUSH COATS,
SHHWLS,
AND
Steckinette Jackets.
At Prices Sure te Please.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS !
Yeu can inake no mist ike In haying veur
Dresden here. Prices and 0.uallly te null all.
We offer the Greatest llargalus In
WMte & ColeredBlankets
EVER OFFERED AN Y WHERE,
And by rur the 11IMT KARUAINS eer offered
by uh.
COMFORTS
UOTllESAHE WAY.
Flannel Shirts.
Or every coneelvahle kind nt prleen fieni COe
rer a Read-Made Shirt te Sl.'iJ.
9-IT WOULDN'T DO YOU ANY HARM TO
INSPECT OUR STOCK.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
SrTIIR PLACE KOU llAUOAl"KS.-6
N
EW YORK STORK.
THE lXE,TEr
Ceat and Shawl
DEPARTMENT
AT THE '
New Yerk Stere,
HAS PROVED A OREAT SUCCESS.
e have new plenty or room, and tlie liest
pehxlble IIkIH te kIiew our Immense Mix-k te
the best lulvaulliKi'. Iidlei eati Una herelUKt
Jilmt they want te milt their Ilu'iirenncl imrhe.
In
IHuCK STOCKINEr JACKETS.
Round with braid, bell or erHiivlrc.es, vest
frenln, latent styles, at f.)W, !;)W, IUU, JelU te
JlilUHuch,
FiNESTOCKttJjrr JAOKirrs,
Vent front, bound and trliumeil llh silk
braid ; a bargul n at S5 00 eaeh.
HEAVER, DIAOONAL A CIX1TH JACKETS.
r.' W, W SO, Jt 00, WOO te f 12 OO Eaeh.
NEWMARKETS,
InHtrles aud Plaldit. unci Illue, Clreen and
Illaek Cleths, at 3 00, U 00, J5 (0 le f IS 00 Eaeh.
IRISH PEASANT CLOAKS, CONNEMARAS,
ASTRAK AN, CLOTH AND FUR CAl'S,
AT LOW PRICES.
SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS
Maintain the highest place In popular favor.
We shown eholee line, made le eruVniurlui;
the Summer, or Walker's Celehrateit Seal
Cleth, unit the prices linNO neer been he mod med
erute. SEAL PLUSH JACKETS,
Lined with Satin, bell kleues, atr.HH), SlOfJO.
luoetoraoo. ' '
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES,
Forty Inches long, sizes 32 te 11, lined u Ith
Quilled Satin. Real Seal Leeps, tiau), JlSd),
rJOUilelSJOOliieh. '
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS,
Fifty St)les, All Slrei.at Iaiw Prlc-es.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
(Cenl.
Id:
UMHERANIUX1AL
J TOIIACCOHIKMIKS ANIW'IUI.NJ m-lnjt
!RN HARD WOODS. U'linlrnla .....i ll..r..ll
hy. . . R. MARTIN A CO. '
uS-lyd
m Water Street. LaneasUr. i'a.
T AUMQAUDNEKS COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
Orrirw-Ne. 13 North Queen Street, and Ne.
Ml North Prlnee strreL
Yakd North Prluee Street, near Ruadlne
Depot
auaU-ttt LANCASTER, PA.
NEWBOSTON STORE
VXf 0
. " ;
YARDS
(
Helling ataOREAT BARUAIK.
STOCK OF At
r
i'W
CHRISTMAS GOOIW.
Queen Street
eat.
J.ft
MARTIN CO.
J. B. MARTIN CO.
SPECIAL
IN
FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKS.
We have made a pur
chase from manufacturers
of their sample line of
LADIES', MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S COATS,
which we will offer at J
less than the regular prices.
As this stock is limited and
. cannot be repurchased, we
advise all who are in need
of a suitable garment for
winter te call and inspect
this line.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Std
Lancaster, Pa.
ltitmuavc.
H
IOH4 MARTIN.
Cliixia. Hall
Useful mid Ornamental Articles thn
would grace the Dining Table or weull
be a valuable addition te the Urre-i
llracefeven the most fustidleus. Wl
can't describe them. It's your privll
ege te examine them. If you don't, yefl
will miss a sight at the beautiful as well
ns (he opportunity of possessing it.
Iiaviland's Decorated China ha'
prominence always. Mnuy NewArtl
ctes, Lvsigns aim iJecoratlens mere
lieautiful than ever. Iteyal Wercestei
In Jsew IXslgiis and Shapes. Japanese
Ware in Ltirge Variety and Styles. A
host of ether articles of Fancy Goods,
equally handsome. 1'ei-seus selecting
presents (wedding or otherwise), will re
gret, If purchniing liefore examiulugl
our assortment. Remember, all are wel
come, floods exchanged If net nutl;, fac
tery.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
(UoUcnce.
EIRCE COLLEGE.
OF BUSINESS
AND
Short-Hand.
Recerd llulldlng,
017-018
Ii CHESTNUT BTHEET,
Ii PlilladelnUla. I'a.
Keennd, Tlilrd und
1-eurtli Moen.
llnnilngand Afternoon Session every week
nnvexcentHunday. Nlqlit Sei.len, Monday,
Tueulny und Tliuredny Evenlnzs till April 1.
Twelve huutlred and iIxty-iili)a(IJMi)iitudent
laitjenr. E-irlvappllcutlens neceknury. Send
for enrollment blnnfe.
Teeliuliul knonlwlne qunllfylng for btmlneu
engagement. Full imitriii'llen for eeiiiniercial
nd general biislnrvt voeutleus. Al.e Sliort Sliert
lfand andTyjie-WrltlnK.
A fueulty of mere than u iieere of practical
men who line practiced u hat they tench.
Uenltkecpern out of ceuntine heusek touching
bookkeeping; luwyem tuaehltn; lHwandbuil.
nea fernix: nii-eennrul lilch school principal
teaching LnifllMi branche: law reierter
teaching sliert-lmnd and t e-trltliiir, etc., etc,
TUUlnntltutlen linn bet'ii exceptionally for fer
tu lata In the tuceeM of the itudenU who hae
graduated therefrem."
office open every week day during buslneu
h'.urn and aim en Monday, Tuesday and Thura
diy h. enlugs for the Enrollment of Student.
Aniieunceinenu, etc, wnt when requested.
Vlltontulwa)iinelceme. Addrew,
TH0BJAS MAY PEffiCE, M. A,
auf lMmMi Principal audFeunder.
m m.
PEIRCE
I ill II, III, I
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