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9tlg JtttelU0ettr
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AiMxaumtmsnetAX fours Miter.
.4 v MMUHtT CLARK, rHMMMr. '
MUtVVAILV INTKLLIaSNCBR.-iebllsed
. c T la the yew, bnt Raster Served
tfRtel In UiU city and mrreundlng
4ltaMi tea MBit awaHt. By mall five del--Ian
yM ! M vmm t H ewita a moetb.
VV ,W .. r-
nTBLLIOKNCEHOne delUr ml
i '!' MaMMlaa fc In iytiw.
Mnn TO BUIMCRIBEIW-Remll by check
finlar BMil hM nHthfff Of
eaa be procured wad" In a registered
A ,te FoiteflM, ai second clan mall
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iJT aau
TH ntTBtLMIMCUt,
Lancaater, 13a.
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6. -f t
JUfOAlTl,rA., Octebew tt, 1869.
MHIeal tUara Here m4 There.
'.iv The liveliest contest In any Ute at this
",&deeUea teems te be In Virginia, where
federal admlnUtratlen. Is battling with
.ttlM Democratic party, sustained by the
ten,"""
PetpeUb1e . end of the Republican
;-,, i party inai Aianone iins net nuccecucu m
carrying away with him. The ltepub-
f Sllcaa party In Virginia has for Bemc
b,.jtlian hmn unlit In twain, all Its stroll?
&Whlte leaden, save Muhene, being In
,ob party, leaving Mahotie about alone
jf -Je the ether wltli the negre preachers
v''t'iul (tut niwmea fn whom un nnv nil.
r""",MV --e-""i - " -"
wded such white folk as the smell of the
If flesh pets animates. The body of the
B&tOttAiMKllAat nnvit. nf flrvltilli nrttmlata
fi'Of its negrees and its federal otllcc etllcc
ffjeekefs : both of whom Mahenc controls
M"?.by the grace of the preachers nud the
?-?v federal administration, lie uudeubt-
l Mly oemmands the .Republican vote of
fsthe state, and the rcapCL'lable body of
v,'wuiWJ Awjfuuiituiin nnu ;jijn.iu
?NftnAti0n (hnv wt-uilf lin iiumnrniiti na nnrl v
! )eder, raake un but n Htitalt party.
Thov make a troed deal of noise for ilie
r vrlM 4liA jvrvtmntil tmltlrv tint unlf.
J. . TVWit HlJ .. ........u, u...a& uw tra.
rrr rafiR.iji.iiig uiumi'Ub ui uiu ju;iui.iii:jiii
Dartv that refuses te let Mahenc kick
them around as he pleases and for whom
t?, therefore Muhene has no use. Buch men,
ifjft., sincd out from the element tlmt make
t P the Ilepubllcan party in a Southern
v'! mvtHVf nre ueiuiniij iiui. uuiiiuniun , iiiiu
Lthelr defection has net destroyed the
fYinMahene Republican party of Virginia,
St which new engages the Democracy In n
jgJively effort for its overthrew.
SvSi'f'It hi notable that boss rule seems very
w the Republican party. Pennsylvania
N" offers as marked illustration of this as
B?), Vlrglula, where the Republican party is
I'-i nei mere luuy unaer me control orAia erAia
E: fhene than It is under that of Quay here.
K'v'iTBut there is this notable distinction,
ifjinai me mass ei me party mere are ne-
&k grees, while here they arc white men.
&ii- The resistless conclusion is that white
K-Jw "Bil.',lJ' uiv uiivubin v.ujiij ijwsnvT.. un
if Ji uucu , uiuiigii inu inner unce were
nraftAmi r flllrl tllil utliriHitlim lu ilmf 'lift
feferwhite Rcpublicaus of l'cnnsylvnnln
jffiluvebecu held se long in eliticul
laAery te tucir bosses tlmt tlicy Dave
yijtfastthe will, or the power, te free them-
ptvaemHiivra, it surety is jtei. n pieiiHnni
-3ntemplatlen for the Pennsylvania Re
t & publican of Intelligence, and one who has
K-Sf the disposition te be his own political
V !.'.,,' ll, .,,.,. I l. .,!.. .. l.l.l
n,nHMAItIUUUUHUII 1(19 UU1 I J IU1JI1
.la Buujeciieu 10 ine wmei vuuy as com-
;,Peteiy as the negre Republican party ei
ijiyirglnla is subjected te Muhene.
-p And note bow like these men are In
W t.llilr nllnlttv ntirl illaitnaltlfiti Vnlfli.tr
VA ia endowed with large Information, cle-
!"' 'J, auenoe of tonirue or ixn. uixul uililri-w.
1t?.l. MMnAHnn J I I .. . ... t I .
ICES'- Vv"!u'xt umuuguiauBU uiuuiii.'iii,
tef'wbriety or iierticular virtue. Tliey are
if common fellows enough, if tuken out
aei thrlr tkppnllnr flnlil nt i.nll..ii
?. - r - - -
But they arc men of force and action.
They are intensely pellish, idiselutcly
unscrupulous and chockfull of energy In
compassing their desires. They have
the usual forces of the criminal classes,
total disregard of any ulms but
their own nnd entire ali-tei-ntim. In
' the purixise of achievinir them
by hook or by croek: but with su .Helen t
7.5 prudence and skill te avoid the creek
; that takes te jail ; which is about the
tt. eniy aistiuctlen between Muhene and
W Quay and the high class burglar. This,
However, may be likewise snld of innnv
g of our most successful men in lluanclul
walks ; and It comes te pass that It is
gtfk Jtnewn that neither the great politician
rer ""i rh;i. uuaiiciur ureu no-viriuen1
xaeliUh and unscrupulous.
IJy Against the rule of such a man the ilc
fifL cent Virginia Republicans have reltelled ;
P? but We note IIO such mmimint nmniirr
n?'1 the decent lViinavlvmitu lfmiul.ll.mi.u
S-s?s r ure i,,uy Ull HO
jgiiw Duuura u3 nei lesec me luiumyei tneir
j?? hbbueu ie ae peer a measure ei me
s?;; honest man who is Ged's noblest work.
EffiV'-M Benator Quay ailbnls.
ffi in Virginia every leading Renubl can
fe, has beeu driven from Muhone's side, for
, me reason mat they were net permitted
gk te stand by him lnedualltv.llus anvsuch
Ijpt Rep('.bllcan ubaudeued Quay, liecuaoe
v Be siis upon uini as his boss y Here U a
fj' picture drawn of Mahenc by enu of the
IT."": Ve(a. U'lin linve ywn 1 . .C i..,ni,u,
? ' "... ...u A.Vllllllli;lll
si Vuulpm nf tlm viillii.. f '...,
Sri . . "-j iiifjiuiu Biui-i-
vuB uv.uiv j.uuuui; iun 1JU11IU IIIIU 1110
"party and wlie held the respect of
their fellow-citizens.
" General Mahenc liclleves in one
man power. With him evervthimr U I
subordinate te his iiersenul interests. If
he were elected governor he would net
only endeavor te discharge the fimct linm
M oftheelllce, but he would try te denil-M-i
nate the Legislature and everv nfiii.r
branch of the state government.
He is se vindictive tlmt if he
were clevuted te that position, lie
would persecute his onneueniH nn.r.
Wfe! c,fu,,y. He is se arbitrary and self-
itjBj wiircu aun iwiiiDii iuiu no weuilt net tOI-
L erate anybody lu a federal or state iumI.
Wt. Uen who was net in sympathy with
jHsr " -" """ iijivuii-my mat no
t'? Dreicrs aTW-nirymt in ,,!,....... ,,
i 111 in He Itou uaIiI ...,,,..(,..11 it .
T?: Tiifln Ulin i1i.i.i.II .... ...I.I i . ..
. v ..- Uv( v imjiu-v Willi iimi."
Quay is a less iutense man than Ma-
fcf heae but of the same general stvle : ami
-&the Pennsylvania Republican U. r.,i.-i
rbyaamallerngure of the ,.. ......
f boas that rules the Virginia negrees.
- i n. ...i .
sine; r. i renin.
The Orenln rrlnl In ,..., i.....
X. -li a "". , :,T. .""' ? hub a
........ .. B,Ujnn; iuicisi mnt miiht
v assure it the utipnfinn n ... 1.1 i
gf, claimed by reason of ItsuatlonulimiKirt ItsuatlenulimiKirt ItsuatlonulimiKirt
vauee. In the testimony there is pn.
,Yited witli the vivid detail of uskll-
ntiiy arraugeu stage tragedy, the scene
.Piueaociers waiting room when tlmt
tj-aterleus and uerveus meHsengur sum
wwd the ,pk.eky doctor te aid un In
,JIWM uiau. Tliu rejuler can net hut
MBMre the eatvr anil iniri-i.ui ...
Wi5T Of duty. He
tm, and familiar as he uw ,..m. i.
VtHheds and character of the Clan lcad
n whom he had threatened, it must
fcaw occurred te him that this lerg
lvelu the dark with a btranger was a
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ti
THE
very perilous proceeding. Bui n man
had been run ever by a wagon, no he
was told, and au Ice wagon Is net a alee
thing te be run ever by, although It'tnay
appear se. The doctor thought of the
crushed and suffering mortal seven miles
away, and. waited te nik- no questions.
Life or death might depend upon min
utes, se lie wasted net enc,but hurriedly
gathered his instruments nud bandages,
jumped into the buggy and was driven
away in the darkness, never te be seen
again alive by his friends, and his dis
figured liedy only found after many
days. It new remains te lie seen whether
this cold-blooded, cowardly murder can
be laid at the deer of the Clau-na-Uacl ;
and the country may be profited by a
thorough sorting of the various kinds of
Irish patriots. It has long been painfully
evldcm. that the most noisy and bellig
erent of the Irish leaders in America,
were patriots of n very doubtful metal ;
and if they can be weeded out, It will
be a great achievement, both for the
Emerald Isle and this new home, that
has been troubled tee much with their
old home quarrels.
Tni: Democratic pisiferm dnclsres
against ",sUte leans without intercst,
enriching the favorites of the ring by the
usoel the public money."
Winn awakk cltlwms will heve a chance
one week from date te doclare by ballet
wlictlier or no thpy npprove of giving the
interest en the state funds te the treasury
ring bank. The Republican cnndldate for
state- treasurer 1ms given no nwmrmice that
he will eley the law new flagrantly vio
lated by the men of his nrty In power.
It Is about tlme for the New Yerk world's
fair boomers le crawl down out of alglit of
a disgusted country. Chicago long age linil
eight millions plcdged nnd New Yerk's
five million gunniutee fund senilis as for
away as the famous Ornnt moniiment fluid
that was nover raised. The flvc-day limit
shicotlieoponliigof the books lias nearly
pnwwd and the fund has Just crawled a
little hoyeml the II rut million.
Tiir. Cramps did net bid en any of the
threotwethotiHnnd ten crubers for which
bids wero opened lately becaiiNO they
already have mere work than they can
easily get through with. The Columbia
Iren works, of Ualtlinere, the builders of
the much tried and finally accepted Petrel,
have Imwii awarded the contract for two of
threo small cruiser. 'Iho third Is net yet
awarded, lloiten and New Yerk firms
having tied en the bid. This ralses the
new navy afloat nnd contracted for te nlno nlne nlno
teon vessels built sluce Secretary Whitney
took charge nnd In addition there- arolhe
threo slew cruisers nnd the dispatch beat
begun under his predecessor.
Tiierr may he fun for theclty small boy
en North Duke street this wlnter. Perhaps
the kind city fathom will jiermlt that
big trench made by the asphalt block man
between Orange and Chestnut streets te be
Heeded with water, se th it it may froezo
solid en the first cold night and furuMi
splendid skating right in town. The hnrd hnrd
wnre men should onceurago this lde.i,as Its
roallzatleu would can se a great boom in
the skate business. .
Tin: Toraya precess of gas making
from weed and oil Is Interesting Illumina
ting gas ntiikers, nnil ns the ewners of the
process odor le light Philadelphia at forty
five cents jier thousand feut thore would
seem te be reason Ter eipiul Interest by the
ljuicaHter gas makers, vhe eharge con cen con
suiners two dollars n Iheiisanil. The
censuinemcan net under present conditions
be oxpected te care much, as thy could
hardly hepe te profit by any cheapening of
the process In the hands of the moneiioly.
The Temynphiu srems te baan luiprmu luiprmu
ment en that In ure horejln both 3ies
the Illuminating power comes from
petroleum.
CHI A HKTTIM MA1CK A .M AN I AC.
A Voting Mnu'M Allml In Upset from
KxoemwIvo Smeklui;.
Jehn Harry, aged ai, of New Yerk, Is the
latest victim or cigarette smoking, lln In
new confined In the lnwiue ward of llello llelle llello
vue hospital, and his family nay that
cigarettes are the cause of IiIh trouble. He
had always been quite dollcate, but It was
nover thought that he was lu any dauger
of losing his mind. He commenced Muck
ing cigarettes hen quite young.
At first It was only two or three a day
nnd he seemed te Hitller no ellect. Kinall v
his appetite for them Increased, and he
consumed a lmck of them a day. He was
remonstrated with, but lu reply only
laughed, saying that they had imer
harmed anyone. Prem oue pack It grew
le be two, and then three, and then for the
first time he begun le feel Iho 111 effects.
Ills mind bocame clouded, several times he
lorget where he lived and had te lm tuknn
cure of by si rangers. Ills work grewnlfc
iiuxieun 10 mm aim no leu ll, gtwug no
ether reason than that he could net bear
the smell of tar. Then he tried te curb his
anpetpp, but it was tee late. It had com
pletely mastered him. and sK parks wero
smoked every day. Then his mind seemed
le gradually bocemo weaker. It was net
until this past week, however, that he
exhibited any violent signs.
A fill com il Swindler Ciiitured.
Cle eland O. Arneld, of Chicago, lias
been arrested by a poMelrlco iusics-ter ler
i iiuiu niuiiiiHi in Humming. Arneld's
scheme was simple, but olleetlo. He
would watch the columns or the arieus
marilage Journals, and when he saw an
advertisement that suited him would write
tolhenihortlsnr. His iftlms were nlwuvs
men, wlille Arneld assumed the rele of an
innocent and gentle girl desirous or
finding u husband. Inclosing a portrait
or a hands jine woman, Arneld was
sure te recel e a ieily. A correspondence
would then he opened, and lu a very short
tlme Arneld would receive-u mini of money
Hum ma umuiiii miiiiirer, seni ler me pur pur pur
lose of derruylng the niilread exieuses of
the young girl Inhcrtiipte lier admirer's
heiuc. The girl, of course, nover arrived,
and the w ould-be huslund seen discovered
that he had been swindled.- Complaints
have been pouring Inte the poitelllco au
thorities for seme months, but It was only
a few days age that Arneld wns located.
The young man has, been In Chicago for
nbeut two years, uud during most of the
time was In charge era soda water foun
tain at a prominent drug store.
J'ower erthu Kloctrle Current.
A frightful exhibition of the ismer of
the cloctrle current or the street ruilwav
current was glv en in Cliicluiiati en Mon
day along the line or the Mount Auburn
street railroad. The guard wire which
hangs abeve the conducting wire te pro
tect the wlres from coming in contact with
the olcctrle current, broke, and, ns It
formed a circuit when resting en the
cnargctl wire wltli ene end en the street,
Iho current passed through il. The result
was terrifying. The wire became white
with heat and sparkled uud flamed witli
tliel lueand whretlashesoranevercharced
conductor. Contusion reigned en tliu
streets. The burning wire was consumed
and Tell in iileces, Men run and women
shrieked. Horses were frightened and
rushed away from the dreadful light, and
51"! cars collided, but fortunately the
railing wlre nowhere touched any human
being and no casualties followed.
Au Ox ami u Mure Kill Kneli Other.
e.Ai ,jIe,,tlcl "lare aua an ex at Cowan
Station, Kentucky, wero turned Inte the
sumo enclosure en Monday. War com cem
menred at once. The ruare used her heels
and teeth, and the ex his horns. The dust
flew and the fight wns terrible. All efforts
te part the combatants were futile until the
ex nnallygored the mure in the neck.bre.ik.
ingetr u horn. The mare drepiied dead
nud the ex reeled ever, dying from th
kicks and bites of his fallen eneiny.
Jlurreus Kills One Mere.
Rube Burrows, the Alabama outlaw, and
ncomiaiiien jienned up a pursuing imrty
in a cave en Monday and kllhsl ene of
mem in the fight w hich ensued. Oe erner
beay has ordered a large posse of armed
w mmi kiv uva'i7iuu uunii
uA
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LANCASTER DAIjLT
flM 4 1....t 4..... .a.A. .b. .i . .m . 1 V1a I
iiier killed hi mother-in-law In Isling
ton, North Carolina, and en being captured
he waa llched. Ooverner Fowl urged
Solicitor Ltxig te discover the lyncher,
and, en tang's affidavit, 20 of the lynchers
have been arrmted. Heme of the ring
leaders have fled.
Hale or the Pltlsbury Mllla Confirmed.
The Pltlsbury mills In Minnesota have
undoubtedly lieen sold te the syndicate
heretofore mentioned, and the sale is en
the plan outlined seme tlme age. The
Plllshurys will retain stock In the new
company, The purchase prlce was ."i,
!iri0,0U0. "I had rather !x a kitten nnd cry mrw" than
groan nil nltlit nnd scold all day with neural,
via, when one lltlle bottle or Halvatlen Oil
would make me gentle and well, l'aiwy,
wouldn't you T
Ceiighe, heniwncM, nnUims or any irritation
or the threat or bronchial tubes will be relieved
by taking Dr, Hull's Conch Hyrup. It lias cured
theimande. ItccemracnJ It te your friend and
neighbor.
Death te the Parasites,
Which hide between the gumi and teeth, and
cat Inte thorn te their destruction, HOZOOONT
1 matter of the situation. Whoever use It
regularly after every meal, nnd cleanses hts
tcclli and mouth, will seen be rid of the para
lt. Who Ilreka thn Kna-Affement
nccaiite she nawthat he had ceased te levehr.
Her hsnty had faded, her former high spirit
had given plnre te a dull lanltudr. What had
rauiHsl thla chnngn T Kunctlennl derangement;
he was suffering from these nllmenU pncullnr
t her mx. And no their two young Uvea
drifted apart. Hew needles, hew cruel! Had
he taken Wr. I'lerce'i Favorite I'rcmcrlptlen
she might have been restored te health and
happlnea. Many lady reader of these lines be
similarly afflicted, let her leee no tlme In pro
curing the "Favorite Prescription." It will gHa
her a new lease of life. Held by drugglata, under
npealllvegunrnntea from the manufacturers,
of perfect ntlsfactlnn In every case, or money
refunded, Hee guarantee en bottle wrapper,
At.Tudcw
TTOOD'H HAIWArAKIM.A.
AVhat is Catarrh
Catarrh la an Inflamniatlen of the mucous
memlirnnes, nnd may affect the head, threat,
stomach, bewcla or bladder. Hut catarrh of the
head la the nnmt common, often coming en mi
gradually that It hna a firm held before the na
ture of the trouble Is suspected. Catarrh la
canted by u wild, or succession of colds, com
bined with
IMPURE BLOOD
Its lecnl symptoms nra a sonse of fullness nnd
heat In the forehead, dryness In the nose nnd
back part of the threat, nnd n dlsngrcsinblc ill,
charge from the nose. When the disease gains
a firm held en the system, It becomes chronic,
and Is then exceedingly dangerous and treach
erous, liable te deelep Inte consumption. The
eyes become Inflnmed and red, there Is throb
bing In the temples, ringing uelaes In the enrs,
headache, capricious appetlte, and sometimes
less of sense of smell nnd hearing.
HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA
Is the remedy for this ever Increasing mnlady.
1 1 attacks nt once the source of the disease by
purifying and enriching the bleed, which In
passing through the delicate pussnges of thu
mucous membrane seethes and rebuilds the
Unities, giving them tendency te health Instead
of disease, nnd ultimately curing the affection.
Atlhe same tlme Heed's Harsapnrllla builds up
thn whole system and makes enu feci Unit he
has taken n new lease of life.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by nil druggists. $1 ; lx for I.".. Prepared
only by C. I, IIOOI) A CO., Lewell, Mas.
loenosr-s enu demjAU (i)
"lAllTEIt'H littli: LIVKR 1'ILMS.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Hick Headache and relieve nil the tinubles Inci
dent te a bjlletiM suite or the system, such ns
Dirtiness, Nausea. l)re'Hlncns, DUtrcsa eftir
Kntlng, I'nlii In the Hide. Jr. Wlille their miwt
rimarkalilu success IiihUmvii shown In curing
Hcndurhe, yet CAUTKIl'H MTTt.K I.1VKII
1'II.I.S urn equally valuable In Constipation,
curing and iirrcntlng this unnevtng coin cein
lilnlnt, whllethuy nlse cerns-t nit dlnordersef
thiisleuiiich, stlmulate the lUcr nnd regulate
the beucls. Ccn If they only cureil
Ache they would be nliiHHt priceless te tbnpu
who anller from tliU dlslri'Niliig ceiuplnlut;
but rei innately their gcsKlncss does out end
here, nnd the who ouce try them wlllllud
these llttle pills ulunble lu se many was s that
they will net be willing te de without lliciu.
lint nfler nil sick hcud
Is thn bane of se many lles that herelswhcrc
we luakiieurgrcul beast. Our pills cure II while
ethers de net.'
UAItTKU'H LITTI.R I.IVRII PILLH nre very
small and Mry easy te lake. One or two pill
make a dime They are strictly vegetable and
de net gripe or liurRe, but by therr gentle no
tion iihasu nil who Uhethum. In Iu1huI iTnln :
tUefurll. Held eer where or kent by mall.
ua imut iinniciNK co., ni:v yeuk.
Small Pill Small Ihm SmaW-P-rieer
nuglJ-lldeiKl
eVlettr.
KVAN A HON'.S.
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
im bvcll no.
TJ MIIIU.I.I.A mUIXlUAllTKIlH.
Did it ecr occur te you that r- f the mail
UMful nud Acceptable of
WEDDING PRESENTS
isasici:
UMBRELLA?
It conies light Inte use, for the ceuple will
take It oil w 1 tit them en their w editing trip.
We haenerv large Meck en hand, nnd we
can inake te order un) thing ou would like lu
our line.
ROSE BROS, & HARTMAN,
11 i:AST Kl.(l STIIKKT.
vt-3uid
iMtoteimn'lie,
1OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
KKOM
Koenigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Ilackgreunds made especially for Iluit and
Three-quarter Length rhotegraph.
,
50 i.2 North Queen St.,
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CJllilVi - rf &..
ENTjKLMGEKOEII,
M"""w"M'"""'"wi
Wtmnmimmk$fm,
ITLarttMHA, Tem4tr, Oct. 9, MM.
We t don't knew of another
store where Black Dress Goods
have se full a showing. What
we de with Blacks is exactly en
a level with what we de with
every ether sort of dress stuff
make the assortment com
plete.
Take Black Silk-warp Hen
riettas Priestley s standard
qualities in every grade, te
5. Seme of the Silk-warp
Henriettas are extra wide, 50
and 72 inches.
The stock of Blacks includes :
Silk-and-wool :
drap d'Alma
mourning oleth
tamlse
Sicilian
lanslewns
glerlnsn
camel balr
raenair
min'a veiling
All-Woel:
Henrietta
cathmers
merino
drap d'Alma
tnmlse
mousse! Ins
nun's celling
camel hair
mohair
Sicilian
cheeks
brocade
India atrlpes
mohair braenda
surah twill
serge
diagonal
electoral
seudan
drap royal
Victeria Itnye
I'ekln cords
cashmere raye
cashmere Oennanla
cashmere rarre
cashmere Moravia
Taireta velante
nrinure
armure crepe
cloth
sacking
tricot
Bordered :
nil-wool with band
all-wool with stripe
.Ilk-warp Henrietta wllh satin band
And there is a choice line of
heavy stuffs for ladies' wraps
Cordova, Gutenberg, Sebasto Sebaste Sebasto
pel, and the like.
Height of the season for
Dress Trimmings. You'd
knew it by a glance at the long
counters and the throngs of
buyers.
Fringes, Tabliers, Sashes
all the latest kinds of fashion
are in rich profusion.
Pnnges :
Knotted Fringes In pure silk, te 15 Inchei
uvri.uw iuni)u jarti.
Vnmfyke PrinffCN with Mlk lutein nnil
flltti tlsnni aah ii . A . ..
Milan drop (can be separated for erna
mental,
Jviiuttea Crd nud PentlAnt Fringes with
.V "'. u .uiiiibii, fiiiiKUH Willi
pike end, 3 te IS Inches deep, fl te til e.
Knotted Cord and Ilulllen Fringe, i te II
Inches deep, U te 115 a yerd.
fringes for front of Dresses la bullion
cord and for knotted cord, US nnd 40 Inches
deep, Mtef.'Wa yard.
Milan Ilnll nnd Bplkc I'rlnge, with nnd
without headings, woven uud crochet, In
nil depths nnd prices.
Tabliers :
Hllk Tubllers for fronts erdrcsxdi In Van
dykciHilnts, imwnncnti'rli iHiints, knot
ted silk, knotted cord with nllk Miiilaiits,
crochet bnlls, bullion cord, etc., etc.. rung-
IS 1'in.va Hum f.1 mcl t'UUIl.
Sashes
Hashes In silk cord nnd crochet with pliilled
nnd knotted fringe, knotted t-erd rind
rniicy HndanU, -1 te j urd. long, sa 75 te
813 60 each.
Netting :
I'nssnmcntcrle Netting mads of cord, silk
tirnld. Ilrnnscln mesh nnd crochet. Used
for skirt dmiicry, waist trimming and
wrapslccM, HtuSES Inches wide, te toils
njurd. v
Gimps ;
Htralght rilge (limp lu silk and mehnlr,
15e tef. 60 it yard.
S'..'.,,n!r.lel,,t,,i " tn M n nrd.
isilk I'elut, tl le ts 60 a yard.
Crochet aimp, 85e le til a nrd.
vlasiiicg Olnip, tl 23 tot Ij 50 a nrd.
Only the quickest kind of a
glance. And we've said noth
ing of the Leeps, Pendants,
Cordeliers, Girdles, Garnitures,
Ornaments, Cornucopias and
the like that make up such an
interesting part of the stock.
In colored Trimmings all the
latest French novelties and the
choicest things from home
makers.
Northwest of centre.
Carvers with grained cellu
loid handles ie-inch scimiter
blades, $2 regular price $4.
300 dozen Rogers Bres. Ai
1S47 Imperial Nut Picks, $1.50
TTdezen.
Twe items from twenty.
Hecend fleer, second gallery.
Jehn Wanamaker.
&l)iuaumrc.
H
KM A MAItTIN.
China Hall.
T
Uwful uiul Oriianieiital Articles that
would grace the Dining Table or would
be it valuable addition te the llrlu-n-Drncofcven
the most fastidious. We
can't describe them. It's your privil
ege te examine them. If you don't, yen
will miss a sight at the beautiful as well
as the opportunity of possessing It.
Havlland'H Decorated China has
prominence always. Many New Arti
cles, Designs nud Decorations mere
beautiful than ever, lleyal Worcester
in New Designs and Sbaties. Japanese
Ware in Large Variety uud Styles. A
host of ether article., of Fancy Goods,
equally liandMiine. rerneus belecting
presents (wedding or otherwise), will re
gret, If purchasing before examining
our assortment. Hemember, nil are wel
come Goods exchanged If net satisfac
tory. HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
i 4'.S-, '
m
M
iiv j " .- , wt5''fi.i jv?"
TUESliAY, OOTOBXR
9r .
TEW YORK RTOMt
-
the zrihfir
Ceat and Shawl
DEPARTMENT
AT THE
New Yerk Stere,
HAH PROVED A GREAT BUCCEH8.
W have new plenty of room, and the beat
MMlble light te ahew nur Immenae ateck Xu
the bet advantage. Ladle can find herajuat
what they want te ult their figure and purae.
In
BLACK STOCKINET JACKETS.
Bound with braid, bell or open alecre. Teat
front, lateat (tyle, at 18 00, 16 SO, WOO, WOO te
tl200each,
FINE STOCKINET JACKETS,
. Vct front, bound and trimmed wltli allk
braid; a bargain at K 00 each.
BEAVER, DIAOONAL CLOTH JACKETS.
12 GO, 13 GO, 4 00, 1500 te $U 00 Each.
NEWMARKETS,
In Stripe and Plnlda, and Blue, Oreen and
Black Cleth, at 13 00, M 00, IB 00 te lift 00 Each.
IRISH PEASANT CLOAKS, CONNEMARAS,
ASTRAK AN, CLOTH AND FUR CAPS,
AT LOW PRICES.
SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS
Mnlntalr?thehlghet place In popular favor.
We ahew a choice line, made te order during
the Summer, of Walker' Celebrated Heal
Cleth, and the price have never been e mod
erate. SEAL PLUSH JACKETS,
'Lined with Satin, bell deeve, at te 00, ttO 00.
HEAL PLUSH BACQUES,
Forty Inches long, aire S3 te , lined with
Quilted Hatln. Real Seal Loep, 11800, 11800,
UOOUtelXIOOEach. '
MIHHES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
Fifty Style, All Slze, at Lew Price.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
13
AltfJAINH IN
BLACK
THIBET
SHAWLS.
fJOOOLONU 811 AWLS at - 1700
I17MLOXU SIIAWI-Snt , ...1500
115 00 LONO SHAWLS nt JI2 GO
tl200LONa SHAWLS M ...t.JUOO
f 11 00 LONH SHAWM nt, 11000
I1000LONO SHAWIJ4nt Jt 000
f 0 OOLONG SHAWLS at . 800
f 8 00 LONU SHAWUSnt J 700
t 700LONa SHAWLS nL Jt 0 00
J 0 00IX3N(J Mil AWLS at $ 600
$ 500I.ONU SHAWLS nt $ 4 00
4001X)Na SHAWLS nt 3S0
11000 SQUARE HHAWLSnt-. SOOO
t 9 00 SQUARE SHAWLS ut. 800
t 8 00 SQUARE SHAWM nt Jt 7 00
f 7 00 SQUARE SHAWLS nt. 3 000
f 0 00 SQUARE SUA WLS nt. . 6Q0
t GOO SQUARE SHAWLS nt $ 4 00
t 4008QUARESHAWLSnt $ 300
f 3 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at 2G0
S 2 50 SQUARE SHAWM ttt . 1G0
t 200 8QUARE.SAAWL.Snt 125
t 123SQUARESHAWLSnt 100
We have them wllh
Fringe On the Fenr Sides,
KltherSUkorWeoI Fringe.
When j en want
A BLACK. THIBET SHAWL,
OK SEE A RIO ASSORTMENT AND
UKTAliia BARGAIN,
GO STRAIGHT TO
Charles Stamm,
35-37 North Queen St.
LANCASTER, PA.
CTnvpct tetcaninp.
-lAlll'irr CI.KANINO.
ONLY 2c. PER YARD
FOR
First-Class Werk.
TIIOROUOHLY CLEAN CARPETS AND
MOTH DESTROYED.
CALLED FOR. TAKEN UP, CLEANED AND
RETURNED HAM E DAY, WITHOUT
HEUARD TO WEATHER.
CHEAPER THAN HAND-BEATING.
NEW MACHINERY I NEW MACHINERY I
LEAVE ORDERS AT WORKS :
Cor. Woodward and Christian Sts..
OR AT ANY OK THE AGENCIES.
-Telephone. ell-tfd
jr;W.tf8gKf ttBwfeAf
BOSTON
STORE
Perfect CarpetCleaning.
rwijmpTSrMwisi'VwT.lsBF'liisiaaiijugii
frftVatMHMTt
TTARDWAJtB I
HARDWAREl
GREAT ATTRACTIONS I
AT
Marshall & Rengief s,
t A U SOUTH QUEEN CT.
Sterei, Heaters and Banf ei
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Th Larg cat Aaaertmcnt of QUNS and RIFLBS
In the CI tr.
TINWARE, CEDARWARE .CUTLERY, 40
FODDER YARN,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS and BUILDING MA
TERIAL.
ROYALMIXED PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHBJ
and WHITE LKAD.
4VA Fall Lin of QserJ Hardwares
MARSHALL"! RENGIER,
NOS. 9 A H SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
fM-lrd
mHE NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY HOT-AIR FURNACE ha
been In use In tnl town and county for twelve
yean. It I no experiment Tbe people who
have them take great pleasure In recommend
tag tbem te their friend, We refer, by per per
mlatlen, te the following :
H. H. Spencer, Lancaster, Pa.
J. 11. Rathren, Lancaster, Pa. '
K. T. Fralm, Lancaater, Pa.
D. 8. Bunk, Lancaater. Pa.
Allen Quthrle, Lancaater, Pa.
Jehn A. Ceyle. Lancaater, Pa.
Henry Qerhart, Lancaater, Pa.
W. P. Curemlnga, LnncaRter, Pa.
Geerge BchaeOer, Lancaater, Pa.
HU Jehn' Eplaoepal Parsonage, Ixncaater, Pa.
Rev. H. A. Brlckenatetn, Lltlts, Pa.
Levi Grew, NctTivllle, Pn.
Mrs. Mat. Hetnltah, Lancaater, Pa.
Dr. B. F. llerr, Mlllenvllle. Pa.
Geerge Luti, Lancaster, Pa. "
C. 11. Lefevre, Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Anna C. Stamrn, Lancaster, Pa.
J. O. WIIIoex. Lancaster, Pa. '
Myers A KathTen, Lancaster, Pa.
Preb terlan Church, Lancaster. Pa.
Rev. J. P. Stein, Lancaster, Pu.
The. Wiley, Lancaster, Pa.
Menne Wenger, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn Hehmnn, Lancaster, Pn,
Charles Martin, Lancaster, Pa.
Melvln It. Hathfen, Lancaater, Pa.
St. Jehn's Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa
HU Paul' Reformed Church, Ijinawter. l'n.
Frederick Hoefel, Lancaster, Pa.
Christian Gltllch, Lancaster, I'll.
D. B. Landls. Lancaster, Pa.
James C. Gable, Lancaster, Pn.
D. P. Stackhouse, Lancaster, Pa.
English Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Edward Zatini, Lancaster, Pa.
G. Edw. Hegener, Lancaster, Pa.
J. W. Lewell, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob H. Landls, Mlllenvllle, Pa.
Baptist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Atgleu, Pa.
Isaac, Stlrk, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn H Benier, Lancaater, Va.
Kefejnned Church, Willow "-eet, I.
Geerge Bus, Lancaster, i.
Jehn M. Davidsen, jincaswr, Pa.
.Ien's Lutheran Church, Lancaster, lrt.
Jacob lj. Bmbaker, Rohrerstewti,Pu.
Vel. Werkhelser, Lancaster. Pa.
Jehn I Miller, Lancaster, Pu.
(.'has. Bates, Iancaster, Pa.
Henry Bundel, Lancaster, Pa.
Fred Banker, Lancaster, Pn.
Jehn liege, Jr., Lancaster, l'u.
It. M. Zeek, Lancaster. Pa.
Jno. C. Dlnan, Lsncaster, Pa,
Leenard Eckert, Lancaster, Pa.
J. W. Markley, Lancaster, Ph.
Adam L. Landls, Wltmcr, Pn.
Chas. Getz, Lancaster, Pa.
Ham'l Vandersaul, Lancaster, Pa.
Marcu Klrchner, Lancaster, l'u.
Reilly Bres. 6c Raub,
40 AND 45 NORTH QUEEN ST.
eUitrnituvc.
W1
DM fER'S CORNER.
tt
'SWidrxiyer"
OUR STOCK OK
IS FULL AND COMPLETE,
FIRST-CLASS AND ELEGANT,
NEW IN DESION AND CHEAP.
What mere de you want? A Kine Hllk Plush
Rocker for 51 0U. Hew Is that ? Cheap ain't It.
Well, no huve them cither lu Oak orMaheguiiy
Finish.
WIDMYER'S
-CORNER OK-
E. King & Duke Sts.
Q
UANTITY AND QUALITY
FURNITURE!
"I don't enre for Quality, I uant the IjirKOst
Shew 1 can get for my money," was thu remark
mudc In our store this week.
WE ANSWER IT THUS:
We will net Lewer the Standard e! onrUeo.li
te meet this growing demand, but will buy In
lnrgeniuulltif for Cash te meet the prices of
these he sell the cheaper make of goods.
UPWARD AND ONWARD IS OUR MOTTO.
The Newest Styles !
The Best Makes I
AT
Popular Prices !
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
e
,CHS d GIBIW.
BUSY TIMES!
We've been very busy lately
getting in the Arew 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
Ncze Stock, and get our Lew
Prices.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, 2d,
3d and 4th Floers, 31 Seuth
Queen street.
"V0T,,.EuT0..?KEH1'ASSEsrAND GUN
,131 NfcKS. All persons ere hereby forbidden
le trespass en any of the lunds of the Cornwall
.jjd Speedwell estate In Lebanon or Lancaster
ueuntle, whether Inclesed or unlnclesed, either
for the purpose of sheeting or Ashing, a tbe
law will be rigidly enforced against all tres
passing en said lands of tbe undersigned aft
Ibis notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
R. PERCY ALDEN,
EDW. 0. FREEMAN,
Attorney! for R. W, Celeman' Hutra,
j& j&a x-i g"5 AvxHJ'rt ct-fc ,
FRITH
Mliira"lW!f,'"T,-r.-i, y WTT"'!
' 1 8 J.
H
9ry fisted.
N
OTlCKI
si
".,
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square.
Netice !
WE OPEN TO-DAY A MAGNIFICENT UNI
PLUSH COATS,
SHHWLS,
-AND
Steckinette Jackets,
r- f
At Price Sure le Please.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS 1
Yeu can make no mlstnkn In buying veur
Dresses here. Prices nnd Quality te suit ah.
We eflVr the Giente-jt Bargain In
White & ColeredBlankets
EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE,
And by Tar the BEST BARGAINS eer offered
by us.
COMFORTS
GO THE SAME WAY.
Flannel Shirts
Of eery conceivable kind nt price from 60e
for a Rcady-Mude Shirt te f 1.25.
WIT WOULDN'T DO YOU ANY HARM TO
INSPECT OUR STOCK.
J, Harry Stamm.
24 Centre Square,
iEir-TIU: PL-ACE FOIt nABOAimtKR
"V1TILLIAMSON & FOSfUU.
IT IS USELESS FOR US TO GIVE QUOTA
TIONS, WHEN THE
Plain Figures en the Goods
Tell the Prices.
The Buyers Tell the Prices te their Friends,
who In turn are Surprised ut
THE BARGAINS
We Continually Offer in
GENTS' AND BOYS' OVERCOATS,
SUITS,
ODD COATS AND PANTS,
KNEE PANT SUITS
AND
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS,
HATS, CAPS,
ROBE3,
SA'ICHELS, VALISES,
LADIES' MUFFS, BOAS
FURBIIOULDER CAPES,
LADIES' AND MISSES'
DIAGONAL, BEAVER,
AND
JERSEY CLO r II
JACKETS,
NEAPOLITANS AND NEWMARKETS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
CORSETS, RIBBONS,
AND
JERSEY WAISrs.
DRESS GOODS
IN
FRENCH BROADCLOTH.
HENRIETTAS
AND
EMBROIDERED CASHMERES,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS AND SHAWLS,
DER WEAR
LINED AND UNLINED GLOVES,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
BUCKSKIN ;iLOVES
AND
F1.ANNEL SHIRTS.
LADIES' AND MISSES' DRESS SHOES,
BRIGHT AND DULL FINISHED
DONGOLA.
GENTS' ANDBOYS' FINE DRESS SHOES
CALF AND KANGAROO.
HEAVY BOOTS, GUM BOOTS,
AND
OVERSHOES.
tf- A Rauge efSIzes In AU Departments.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Branch Stere
NO. 318 MARKET STREET, HARRIS
EURO, PA
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NEWBOSTONSTORE
Williamson & Fester.