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"-My Mfttt a ytr, In d ranee.
TO umCMMM-Kemtt tT tntc
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Lancaster, Pa.
'IJrtULITMt, WL. Octeter 30, 18M.
CuiM This
'.fj.
".1
;Tbe ftiBny thltun In the news of the
day are nknty enough for the reader
Hwke like a smile of the harmlcw kind.
JTbere la the humor of New Jersey's
peHUeal struggle, where General Grubu'a
ftkuds are trying desperately te prove
that the Tact that he parts hU hair in
the middle docs net make Turn unfit for
governor of New Jersey. Itiscxplntned
I that' the locks of the redoubtable captain
filef 'Philadelphia's City Troop docs net
' OlVMie nia iecks necuuse m vaimjr( uui,
(teeause he is cursed with a cow-lick.
lib all this the reply is thaf'nnture
V paid mere attention te the inside tlinu
,, te the outside or ixen audei's neaiy
. stbat the Democratic candidate la Diesseu
Mfcjr nature with geed brains which he
tpwus iu lire iniuuiv. iu uiuci iiun, im
luweevm nia imciiuct kvcii uumucvu.
f. There is a funny side te the stately re-
'AMaS!...... t.M.1 H.mIA.w1 WT!JMu1t.trU Mt
' AA M. 1 Iff Jl
;UH Kreat travelling ceugrcm in iiiu
4; thmrt Americas, for after belli irbaunucted
kin minv cllhwi thev reach Chlcaire. and
T? ,''.&. Alx.ll. aHtaltllllwl MlltMul A.. kAVAMll
Smoeths by watching sausages made
s from the 11 ve pig in ten minutes, and
thousands of squealing porkers slaugh
tered In an hour. Then as they proceed
' ihelr n'lv mflw tlnir Hint thin In a.
- !..! .. .UA 1nlnnM
5 K(VtUh wuu n ttllj 4iv, luu uvit-juii;a
; are further entertained by rending in
Vine papers or a slap in the race au-
J; ministered by a mayor ten member of
rklulationefclty funds for the entcrtaln-
.Btntef the deleiratefL
'i.TKnn them Is n. mm helit hv thn
y'tTrr . .j.r. .' . 7.. ""
BiieB in iraitaaeina.a who was sui-
"UmamtAUt be Tascett. the murderer. As
kfae calmly declares that be steals for n
.lirlnr. and adds that be knows mere
fiVfabeut the murder than the police de,
I bey very wisely conclude thatbecer-
aiainiy must ue BomcDeuy. rreni
bVaverthe ocean there arevarinus mnUH-
Fine ihlngs recorded ; the sentimentnl
. -
1
p If-,. telegram of the Emperor of Germany te
B'mJmi A DlamnMlf Tltn Uilnvlfiktlni.
YgjSUft VU AIIOlUHIVAt 4.JJU lUIVAIbnUU
Sri beauty of the veyage made the subject
v!s$r a formal dispatch from the greatest
, 'living monarch te the man of bleed and
.j'dren. The account of the precession
cef the seasick royalties from the landing
(.delayed because or the scnslckucss of the
.empress, and marred by the nbsouce of
" e?4V a fcllJh r Li'il I1il1(li ! nlltnlu k
,J,ry0 AflUkC VI .lUtMlLIIgU DUU UIIUID H1IU
i, u. Ann. eIhU An. nmsuxkH Ih Aill nAtA
.jswciw tAu Bim a umwhi iu iuii ueutt
drei. TLere are several smiles te be
" drawn from the marriages of wealthy
American girls te Impecuukuis princes.
TK marrlaffe or Miss Hununtrrien te a
three-eent prince preceded net many days
?lhtf ttiAMitiltaltfifl rvtnnrlfanf Mr ITimt.
th a. ri rt.lJl ill i ..-
uAjt IBWQ iUIWVHlUWCll BCOrOIlL'lUUU LUC
supposed letter en her prince's cash at-
eewance. Aiitnis ami mere must can
Ef.f
,rp rucn's renecuen, wnat loom these
If
B3.
USmnrtnU h
ii'W Bsv1la 1sM.i.lr. r r.wn
Senater Farwell, of Illinois, when
asked whether it was (run I hut Mm
fi", president bad asked why he and his col cel
' leagues in the Senate and the Houhe
tT "did net submit n lint nf (U. nr hIy
W names for each of the Chicago eftlccs, se
s&that there would be room for the exer
cise of executive choice In flllliij? the
f places " Is reported te have said that
'J$- " nothing of thet nature hud liecn lutl-
EW,' .mated te me," aud te have further suid.
"The constitution provides that the
" Tl ims I i nil t alt nil nititrn nnnnlntmnnlu !.
M nd -with the consent of the Senate.
ffiatJUUer -" piwvisHiu x uave au vised me
f appointment of certain men te thcenicea
f te be filled, and I have no reason te
m& doubt mat the president will act ac-
gj mnungiy. xi is puysicauy lmpeuiuie
fivfiernim te select men ler lhe eIIIiwh lie
muet fill by appointment, and the duty
B baa devolved en me naturally and con-
RiKaUtuHennllv."
.leWe have long observed that certain of
the United States senators consider it te
.sl eetneir prerogative te select the united
M BUtes officials of their states and they
ijcenslderlt tobe the dutv of the nnHl-
Sientte appoint the men they select. This
i lathe view that Is taken hv tlu 1'aiih.
Il'sylvanla senators. Under it the sena-&-terial
place has come te be the aim of the
,'i. politician, who considers it as the lever-
Age of political power In the state. JJut
IY we nave never Known me tneery te be
e uisiinuuy lermuiaxeu as it is by sena
tor Farwell ln'the above statement. The
political senator has freely used the
j, puwer ue una ever tue coiiurmaueu ei
selection for nomination ; but It Is new
te us te find the constitution quoted as
confirming the scuaters' right te select
as well as te confirm, as It new is by
Senater Farwell, who considers that the
duty has devolved In him censtitu
tienally us well as naturally, te
select men for the Illinois federal offices
ler nomination by the president for
,tne benate's couflrmatleu. He re-
s gtu nia uuiiiiriuaiieu ei tue
resident's nominations as the ceustltu-
PtlenAl duty of the Senate, collectively,
tX;J Ana me selection or inu ueuitnces as the
b tvcensuuiutmai uuiy ei tue senators In
hf'jdlvldually. The president is thus rele-
vf' gated te the duty of recerdluir the sena-
m ters' selection for the Senate's action. If
vmis Is net a startling statement of pres-
weniuu ticpenuence upon the Beuate
v wuiBKuu m w one mai may be se con-
rrtdred.
V The constitution declares that the fed
mHiI officers shall be appointed bv the
president, by nnd with the consent of
lijam Henate ; by their advice nnd with
-:hlr consent ; and Senater Farwell
' eenstrues It te be the duty of the nresi-
:dnt te ask and accept the advice of the
.dividual waater, and te seek Its con-
rmatleu from thelxxlyef the Senate.
Wuerwere the duty of tidvice is laid
mm upon oue senator than upon the
body of theSeuate, does net apicar in
' the letter of the constitution; hut Sena-
tar Farwell seems te find it in the ra ra ra
Itonaleef the matter, for he goeseii te
r J l nave lived here all m V life, nnd
LfceerUluly must be conceded that I urn
fi estter position te select nrener can-
far the Chlcaire places than nun
lljrtieacnualuted with the available
rial''
; W hardly think that there i sufil
Asaat round for his position. n iin. -,.,..
, $tWWkt would apply equally te fit any
ether Intelligent Republican cltlccn of
ChkAge te select the candidates for
IWderal office." The United States senator
can hardly claim te have, by reason of
his office, any special aptness In smelling
out the peculiar capabilities for office of
the cltltens of his town or state. Se that
Senater Farwell must repose entirely
upon the constitutional mandate Ik find
lug It te be his iuty teexclusjrclyjwlect
thMlllnet oflkclieldcrs for the presi
dent's appointment.
We are convinced that Senater Far
well misreads the constitution and mis
construes his senatorial duty, which we
find simply te lie te act with his sena
torial Associates in giving their ndvice
nnd consent te the president. We regard
the duty of making selections te fill the
federal offices an imposed in the first in
stance entirely upon the president, the
Senate's end of, the business coming
when these selections nre communicated
te it and lis advice as te their confirma
tion is asked for and its consent
sought.- It Is" then the senator's
constitutional duty te advise the
president of any objections he may have
and te withheld his consent te confir
mation if he has reason te de se. Aud
in our Judgment it would be n great Im
provement in the prnotlee if the presi
dent should refuse te permit a senator
te ndvlse him as te his selections for
office before the tlme comes when it Is
made the duty of the Senate te pass
upon the sclectlbns. The contrary prac
tice has introduced gross abuses into the
business of appointment ; and, as we see
it, has caused the senator te think that
the president is but his Instrument In
making them. It has filled the Senate
with politicians instead of statesmen. It
has taken from the body Its true charac
ter as the depositary of the country's
highest statesmanship, nnd has tended
te make it instead a centre of political
iutrlgtlc and a sty of political hogs.
Tiikv have a curious but very practical
way of treating drunkards In Norway, and
if the Londen correspondent of the Ameri
can JraetiUener and New spenk i tti
geed authority the Norwegian plan Is
Werth trial In America. Iu Hwoden or
Norway an habitual drunkard Is llable te
imprisonment. Frem the day the confined
drunkard Is lucarcorated, no nourishment
is sorved te him or her but bread and
wine. The bread, however, it should be
said, cannot be eaten apart from the wine,
but is stcoped in a bowl of It, and led te
soak thus au hour or mere befere tlin meal
Is served te the delinquent. The first day the
habitual toper takes bin feed in this shape
without Uiu slightest repugnance; thosecond
day be finds it less agreeable te his pslate,
and very quickly be erlnces a poslttve
avorslen te It. Gencrally,the doctor states,
eight or ten days of this rcglmcu is mero
than siifllclent te make a man leathe the
very slgMef wine, and even refuse the
prison dish set bofnre him. Tills manner
of curing drunken habits Is said te succeed
almost without oxeeptlou, and men or
women who Imve undorgeuo the treattucnt
net only rarely return te thelr evil ways,
but from shcur disgust they frequently
boceino total abstalnuis afternard.'
I sentencing a forger en Tuesday a
Judge at Winnipeg, Manitoba, declared that
Canada must be protected from Ainerican
swindlers. If this idea should be developed
throughout the Dominion, what will our
fugitives from Justice de? If Canada needs
protection from our swindler she luiiht in
seeking It ceme te soma arrangement that
will make her territory unsafe as a resort
for refugees from American Justice.
A HITPHEMK COURT DKC1SIOX.
Tlme Limit Far Ooimnuiielnjj Suit Dl Dl
rpawnleil. In the ease of J. V. ItenunVt vs. the Pcnn
sy'vHiila Insnrance company the opinion
was by Chief Justlce I'axsen. Tills wasun
action of assumpsit in the court below,
brought upon a .ullcy of Insurance te ro re ro
cevortha amount of less cam(xl by the
destruction by flre of the Insured property.
The plalntllTkept a small country store In
Jcfitirsen county, aud obtained n policy of
insurance from tlie defendant company in
the sum of 91,000, covering the storehniiKe
building anil the stock ormercIiuiullHu con
tained therein.
On the 25th day of March, 1887, the
premises wero destroyed by lire, and the
plaintlir alleged that he sustained less te
the amount of $,1,000. Notlee of the ilre mbs
Immediately given te the agent or the
company, and within 30 diivs niter the Ilre
the plaintlir made out proofs of less as re
quired by the policy, together with the
various ecrtlllcntes, and forwarded
them te the cenqiany. DKers no-
Sollatlens resulting In nothing hut
elays fellow ed, aud,Nuvcmbcr iih, 1887,
the plaintlir commenced this suit In the
lower court. Upen the trial he was met
with a condition In the policy which ro re ro
qulredjlie, suit te be commenced w itlilu six
iiientlm after the Ilre. As this condition
had net been complied with, the court be bo be
lew entered a Judgment of non-suit against
him.
It seems thnt during the contreersy
prier te the bringing of the milt the com
pany had asked the plaintiir te submit te
theni all hooks, papers, Ac, In Ills mos mes mos
sleu relating te his claims. Instead, of
promptly examining and reluming the
same tehlm, with thelr decision, they kept
theni until alter the tlme limit for bring
ing the action had expired. Thov thus
contributed te the delay, and cannot held
him te limitation. Judgment rnvorsed.
The 1'ronpereitM Viiriiicen,
Frem tin-National Ailxecatv.
In thoicert of the bureau of statistics of
labor of the state of Ohie, for the j e.ir 18S8,
the following list Is given, Hhentug the
amount of furin uiertgugus In the states
named :
Olile ,
Indiana .
Illinois
WlMvmsIn
JIIcIiIkhii. ,
Mlunmetu.... .,... .
Iea.
Ncl)rnlcu
KuIlMltt ,
MIieurl
701. 000,000
.S&s,ul,U0rt
(00.00,1100
'JjO.UOO.OIO
aio.uie.uoa
175.000.UO
231,000,010
llO.OUO.tU)
jn,nw,ie
Sf7,0H0,000
Total farm mortgage tit these
kUitcai .$3,t2i,000,000
lly the consusef lHSOthe total aluoef
all the farms iu thohe ten states was report
ed as f.'i,107,OlO,00J, and it Is doubtful If the
census or IKK) will show that tliee farms
are worth as much new as In 1SN); there
fore the startling fact Ih lfore us that In
ten of the most thriving agricultural states
la the Union the farms are mortgaged for
two-thirds of their value.
A Kri-at many rcmeillcH are ndortlelto bring
them bofero the public, who ilpclilea wlietlur
the article In goetl or bail. Tlie geed reputation
which Dr. Ilull'a aby mruienJeyU a 8tnnJ.
Ins euarunlee of IU merit . VrUv only 25 t.
lMxaaerl tlieaevi'rvluurriucily for iIjuki-(lsanduliaiiri-stlvedUurilcra.
I'rlce JiuilVa
package. Fer tale by all linn-glut.
Heath te the J'nresItcH,
Milch hide between the, gums and teeth, and
eat Inte them te their destruction, HOZODOXT
la master of the situation. Whoever uses It
regularly after every meal, and cleanses Ills
tetth a'ud meutli, wllUoenbc rlil of the para
sites. UN Had Uneuirh
Te feel away one's precious tlme In cxncrl
inenlliut with uiieerUlu medicine, w lieu one
la atnieted, w Itlieut being out of pocket as well.
The (inly medicine or Its elsss, sold bv drug,
gists, ess.sed of such positive curative iiroe.
ertlea us te warrant lt maniifiicturuu In iuar-auu-elng
It te cure, or mnnpr paid for Tt re
turned. Is lr. I'lenv's tlelden lunllenl I)8W)v
ery. I or all liver, bleed und lung dlwasen it is
pw-'itc W.Thiw
The best medical writers cjalm that the suc
cessful remedy for naval catarrh must be non nen
IrrltaUng, easy of application, und ene that
will reach all the remote sores and ulceratul
surfaces. The history of the efforts te treat
catart-h during the ast obliges us te admit that
only que remedy has met these conditions, and
thut Is Ely's Cream Bulm. Ihls pU-tuant
remedy has mastered catarrh as nothing elm)
has ever done, und both phvsklansund iiutlents
freely ceucede, this Ucu The mere dUtrvMlnir
ymjteint)Ield telt. e2j.2wd4w.
IS tlV 0R MAILS CAME OFF.
'nrVMf I waa aflleted with horrible
case of bleed poison, and upwards of five
months or that Vims I was unable te de work of
any kind. My finger nulls cams efT and my
hair dropped out, having my head as clean
and smooth as If It had been shared. I con
sulted the best local physicians, and spent hun
dred of dollars for medicine of different kinds,
but without receiving the slightest benefit. I
was adrlaad finally te visit Het Mprlnga. .This
I did, but becoming disgusted with the treat,
tnent I wiu receiving there, commenced taking
Hwirt'sRpeelnem.H.11) The effect taatB. 8, tC
had en me was truly wonderful. I commenced
te recover after taking the Orst bottle, and by
the time t had taken twelve bottle 1 was en
llrelv cured rured bv Hwlfl'a Hoecldo (8. H. H.
when the world-renowned Het Hnrlnga had
tailed. WM.HLOOMIft,
nnrevepert, i.
Feun YKAna en cuutchem.
Ferflneen years I wa sffllcted with rheuma
tism, four year of which I was compelled te go
en crutches. Words are Inadequate te express
the Buffering I endured during thai time. X)ur.
Ingtheasflfteenyear of existence (It was net
living), I tried every known remedy without
receiving any benefit. I nnally began en Swift's
Hpecinc(. H.8.J, which from the first gave me
relief, and te-day I nm enjoying the beat of
health, and am n well man. 1 candidly be be
llcvethstH. H. H. Is the beat Meed purifier en
the market te-Uay,
J.D.TAY!Xm, t'nlm.'Me.
Treatise en Weed and Hkln Disease mailed
free. H Wl KT Hl'KC! fl O CO.,
(S) Atlanta, (la.
TTOOD'S HAIUSAPAlllIXA.
' "What is Catarrh
Catarrh Is an Inflammation of the mucous
.membranes, and tnijr affect the head, threat,
stomach, bowels or bladder, nut catarrh of the
head Is the most common, onen coming en se
gradually that It has a firm held before the na.
ture of the trouble Is suaiwted. Catarrh I
caused by a cold, or succession of celdx, com
bined with
IMPTJEE BLOOD
Its local symptoms are a sense of nillnes and
hrnt In the forehead, dryness In the nose and
back part of the threat, and a disagreeable dis
charge from the nose. When the dlsense gains
n firm held en the system, It becomes chronic,
nnd Is then exceedingly dangerous and treach
erous, llable te dovclep Inte consumption. The
eyes become Inflamed and red, there Is throb
bing In the temples, ringing noises In the cars,
headache, capricious appetite, and sometimes
lux of sense of smell and hearing,
HOOD'S 8AB8APABILLA
Is the remedy for tills ever Increasing malady.
It attacks at once the source of the dlxeaae by
purifying and enriching the bleed, which In
Passing through the delicate passage of the
mucous 'membrane seethes and rebuild the
tissues, giving them tendency te health Instead
of disease, nnd ultimately curing the affection.
At the same, tlme iloed's Harsaparllta builds up
the whole system and makes one feel that he
has taken a new lease of life
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Held by all druggists. II; six ter ft. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A. CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 DOSEH ONi: DOLIlAH t(1)
jflcmr.
1
VAN A HON'B,
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
Clavtmmvr.
JTAKPWAIIEI
HARDWAREI
GREAT ATTRACTIONS I
AT
Marshall & Render's,
9 ill SOUTH QUEEN F.T.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges
OF RVKKV DnsCIlIITION.
The Ijirgest Assortment of (1UNH nnd ltU'I.KH
In the City.
TINWAIIK, CKDAHWAIir. , CUTI.EHY, Ae
FOI1DEK YAIIN,
CAKPKNTIUl'HTOOIXnnd UUILUINQ MA
TE11IAU
UOYAI.MIXEP PAINTS, OII.M, VAUXIHIIEM
unit WHITE LEAD.
SS-A l'ull I, Inu of (lenerul IIaidnaic.sTa
MARSHALL"! RENGIER.-
NOH. B A 11 80UTII QUr.KN HTItr.lTr.
IcbH-lvd
T
111 E NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY 1IOT-AIU KITKNACR hat
been luiiKalutnls town nnd leunty for twelve
jcars. It Is no oxperlmcnt. The people who
have them take great pkasure Inrocommond Inrecommond Inrocemmond
Ing them te their friends, We refir, by jwr jwr
missien, te the fellow Ing :
H. H. Kwncir, Ijinciifcter, l'a.
J. II. luithfen, Ijmcanti'r, Pa,
E. T. Kralm, UineitUr, l'a.
I), H. llumk, Unc4ister. l'a.
Allen (iuthrlc, ljincastcr, Pa.
Jehn A. Ce) In. Ijimanlir, Pa.
Henry Oerliari, Ijuu actor, Pa.
W. P. CummlnKb, IjineaHtur, l'a.
(leerua hcluulUr, Ijmcastvr, l'a.
Ht. Jehn's Episcopal Parsonage, LaucasU r. Pa.
!lcv. II. A. nrlckenstelu, Lltltl, l'a. '
Luvl flmss, Neflsvllle, Pa.
Mrs. Mat, Hvlnltsh, Lancaster, Pa.
Dr. II. E. llcrr. Mlllersvlllc, l'a.
Ueerge Lute, Laucuster, l'a.
U. JI. Lefevrv, Ijincaster, Pa.
Mrs, Anna C. Htainin, Ijtncustcr, Pa,
J. O. Wlllcex, Lancaster, Pa.
Myers & Itathfen, Ijinraster, Pu.
Pnsbj tertati Church, Ijmcaster, l'a.
ltev, J. P. Hteln, Ijuiraster, Pa.
Thus. Wiley, LancasUr, Pa.
Mennn Wengcr, Ijincaster, Pa.
Jehn Hehman, ljincastur, P.i,
Charles Martin, I Jineaster, Pu.
Mtlvln II. Itathfen, Ijiniiixtur, I'm.
Ht. Jehn' Lutheran Church, Uiucaster, Pa
Ht, Paul's lteferined Churcli, Ijinni.tir, Pa.
Frederick Unefel, IJincuster, Pu,
Christian Uttllch, Ijincaster, Pa.
1), II. Ijindls, Iiiicaster, l'a.
James C, Gable, Lancaster, Pa.
1). P. HUirkheuse, Lnncuster, Pa.
Kngllsh lteferined Church, 1 -minister, Pa,
1-Mwurd ahm, Ijincastcr, Pu.
tl. Edw. llegcucr, Lancaster, l'a.
J. W. Lewell, ljiiieiiHter, Pa.
Jacob II. Ijiudls, Mlllersvlllc, Pu,
ltaptlst Church, Ijuh-uhIit, Pu.
Methodist Church, Laucuster, Pa,
Methodist Chun h.Atglen, Pu,
IsaauHtlrk, Laucuster, l'a.
Jehn 11 lleler, Iinrusnr, Pu.
Itcfermed Church, Wlllewblrvet, Pu.
Oeorge ltuss, Lancaster, l'a,
Jehn -M. Duv Idson, Lancaster, Pa,
Ien's Lutheran Church, Lamuxter, Pu.
Jacob L. llrubaker, Hohrersiewn, Pu.
Val, Werkhelser, Luucuster, Pa.
Jehn U Miller, Laucuster, l'a.
t'hua. Hates, Lancaster, Pu.
Henry lluudel, Lancuster, Pa.
Fnd Hanker, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn liege, jr., LuncuMcr, Pu,
II. M. .twk, I-incuiter, Pu.
J no. C. DInan, Lncuster, l'a.
lenard Eckcrt, Uinciintrr, l'a.
J. W. Markley. ljinnuter, l'a.
Adam U lindls, Wltmer, Pa.
Chus. (till. Ijiiicattr, l';i.
Ham'l VuiHlersaul, lincaater, Pa.
Marcus Klrcbncr, Ijiiiciuter, Pa.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
40 AND -12 XOItTII QITEK.V ST.
(ilrtVVirtllfw.
TTlXJSINO OUT SALE.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
AT
Gee. Weber's Coach Works,
CHIIISTIAN HT11EET.
(Iktwceu Orange und Chestnut StreeU.)
Consisting of Jump-Beat Carriigcs, two Four
I et Jinu) Llnds, two McCull Wugens, Hecond Hecend
lland Tretting Ifutrtrv, and sevcml light Plat
form V ugens that will curry from 1,M) te 3.0U0
jru Ullll)
Alse a few Fine Blelchs.
Call Early for Ilsr-aug30-tfd
gatns.
flJ
Wnmkv'm.
Fa1ltAMK.raiA,Wdneay, OcLSO, 1M.
There isn't a Dress Goods
counter in the store but has
something with a littler price
than you expect tacked te it.
We crowd prices down when
ever we can. Think of
37jc Tricot at 20c !
or 50c (52-in.) Suiting at 30c !
or rich 50c Stripes at 37c !
or regular 50c Serge at 37c !
They stand for maybe a hun
dred stuffs that everybody is
wanting.
Southeast of centre.
Loek through our Lamp
Stere and you may have all the
Lamp knowledge that can be
get short of experience. Every
est sort, and whatever else we
think worth your buying. We
mean te always let you havi
them for as little as they can be
had anywhere very likely for
less. But every new and again
we can outdo ourselves. Just
new the price-light is turned
very low en some big lets :
3f, Metal Lamps, "Ilrllllant" burners, 7
Inch white shinies, reduced te fl GO ruth,
complete.
Larger nnd tietfer, Duplex burners, ft SO,
complete,
111 Hlsque Lumps, Duplex burners, fclGO,
complete.
21 lllsqne tamps. Duplex humors, reduced
from fl 60 te 1 1 CO, complete.
70 Decorated Porcelain tamps, Oxford
burners, reduced from U te 13.
00 Hmall Rochester tamps, $3 60, complete.
it Piane tamps, extension, with 12-Inch
linen shades, Duplex burner, 18 GO, com
plete, llargalns In odds and ends and shopworn
Itechester Table tamps.
The prettiest Lamp is prettier
for a Paper Shade. There they
are.
Hceend fleer, third gallery.
72-inch German Table Dam-'
ask. Clean, even thread with
out lumps ; geed weight, neat
pattern, and the price but
8yyic ! Lewer than we knew
this quality before. A little
finer, 90c ; finer still, 1. Al Al
eost every housekeeper knows
these sturdy, handsome Ger
man Damasks. The prices are
what will surprise you.
There's hasn't been a let up
at the Bohemian Napkin coun
ter. Mere than a thousand
dozens sold since wc first spoke
of them the ether day. Why
net? 23 inches square, full
selvedge, and the dozen price
$1.10. They should be geed
sellers at $1.50.
Southwest of centre.
Here's a Blanket you've seen
the like of before. Last year
we called it " the best Blanket
for $5 we ever had." Just as
far ahead this year as last. Big,
generous te begin with, 74x84
inches ; 6 pounds 12 ounces
fine, strong cotton warp and
every fibre of the rest geed,
spring', live wool. Finger it !
Thick, soft, substantial, warm.
But it won't feel heavy when
you sleep under it. In all the
market we don't knew of its
match at $5 a pair.
Any Blanket you want, up te
the finest California at 35 a
pair.
Niar Wetnen'B Waiting lloem.
Jehn Wanamaker.
ev gnic ev Stent.
T)UI1Ij!C SALE OF VALUABLE ItEVL
J EsrATB, CONHI8T1NU OF HOTEL
STOCK YA11U3,EIC '
Ox T1IUK.1UAV, OCTOIlEH 31, USD,
lly virtue of an alias Order of the Orphans'
Court of tancaster county, Pu., the undersigned
administrator of Jehn II. Shelly, deceased, will
sell at public sale en the premises In Mount
Jey borough, the following ileal Estate, viz.;
Ne. I, That popular and well-known To Te To
Htery and ii-lialf KItAME HOTEL 1IUILDINO.
known as the"Ited Lien," situate ou the south
east corner of Eust Main and llurbura streets, In
the borough of Mount Jey, Lancaster county,
Pu., fronting en East Main street, GO feet, mere
or Ions, and extending In depth ISO feet, mere or
leas, ten It feet wldeullcy. 'i he hotel contains
eleven sleeping rooms, with parlor, dining dining dining
roen. sample-room, barroom nnd kitchen en
Unit fleer, This hotel has enjeved the putron putren putron
ageeftho traveling public under the managc-
iiiuni ei iiiu ime proprieior rer a period of
twcnty-tlve years, nnd Is one of the best known
hotels In the state, and a very desirable hotel
property, with n large city and country patron
age, The Improvements thereon consist of a
Ham, cupable or accommodating 25 horses, Car Car
rlege Heuse, Wash Heuse, Heg Pen, Cistern,
grape vlucs and ether trult trees. '
Ne. 2, Consists of Hteck Yards and Weighing
Heuse, with suitable shedding In ease of rainy
weather. The let fronts ou Barbara street, fit)
feet, mero or less, and has a depth of 150 feet,
mero or less. The width of the rear of the let Is
lttjfeet, mere or less: nn entrance te the stock
vurds being also made from Sassafras alley, en
the side or said jard. '
Hale te commence nt 2 o'clock p. m., en
Thursday, October SI, l&v, when conditions
will be made known bv
OEOItOE A. SHELLY.
L. D. Oai i.Aaimi, Auct. Administrator.
JuiiwH. KLi.r.im. Clerk. ectmitdW
O KCUIIE A HOME FOH YOUIl FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
KOU SALK
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling heunes, lets IM
feet deep, en taueaster uvvnue, between Wal
nut and Luiien street.
Twe-story brick dwelling hnusen with man-
sard reef, perches In front, lets 145 feet deep, en
i ,, be'n Chestnut and Walnut
Two-jlery brick dwilllng heut.es with front
yards. Iren fencis. lets 15i) feet deep, en West
alnut, between Mary und l'lue screcU.
Twstery brick dwelling houses, lets 115 feet
deep, en West Lemen street, bcttvecu Charlette
anilMury streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses, lets lMfeet
deep, with all theineilvru lmprevemenu, front
urdH,eu West Chestnut street, between Pine
mid Net In strict.
At house, nn East Walnut, North Lime.
North Mary, between Wulnut and Lemen, uui
Lcmeu, be tw evn .Mary und Pluestreets.
All the ttlMve houses are In geed order, newly
paifred. gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kltclu u.aud the cellars wurrnnteit te be dry.
Uilluudseerorjeurself, no trouble te show
JNO. V. OR!EL,lw..,
JACOll OIIIEL. ' f Bxcculetn.
npriu-1) d.M.W.H. 820 North Mary Street.
ITtHI-ATE OF HAMUEL II. HEYNOLDS.
U late of Ijinnuter tlty, deueaM-d. Letters
UaUunentaryensaldesuitehav lug been grunted
te the underslgneit, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate pavment.
and these hav lng claims or demands agutnst
thH SHII1A ITlll -tr..k ttiat. .vl.lm... nl. ..-
settlement te the undersigned.
v,il. F. HEVKOLDS,
Bellefentc, Pa.
W. FP.ED. REYNOI.DS, '
lleltefente, la.
HAM'L II. HEYNOI.as, Jr.,
,, ,, .tancaster, Pa., Executers.
P. McMfllKX, AtV'y. ecOHltdW
Pry tBa.
N
EWYORK BTORE.
Ceat and Shawl
DEPARTMENT
AT the:
New Yerk Stere,
IIAI PItOVED A (JURAT BUCCBfW.
We have new plenty of room, and the beat
possible light te show enr Immense stock Ut
the best advantage. Ladle can And hare Just
what they want te suit their figure and purse,
In
BLACK BTOCK1NET JACKETS.
Bound with braid, bell or open leeve. Vest
front, latest styles, atiaoO.H0,400,SOOte
U 00 each.
FINE8TOCKINET JACKETS,
Vest front, bound and trimmed with silk
braid; a bargain at te 00 each.
BEAVER, DIAGONAL A CliOTH JACKETH.
aMM3a,40o,3eota tisoeKoch.
NEWMABKET8,
In fltrlpe and Plaids, and Bine, Green and
Black Cleths, at 13 00, MOO, IS 00 te lis 00 Each.
1 MM t PEASANT CLOAKH, CONNEMARAfl,
AHT11AK AN, CLOTH AND FUR CAPS,
AT LOW PRICES.
HEAL PLUBH GARMENTS
Maintain the highest place In popular favor.
We show a choice line, mad te order during
the Hummer, of Walker' Celebrated Beat
Cleth, and the price have never been e mod
erate, REAL FLUSH JACKETS,
Lined with Satin, bell sleeve, at 10 00, f 10 00,
IU 60 te $25 00. '
SEAL PLUBH 8AC0.UE8,
Forty Inches long, alie 2 te 44. lined with
quilted Hatjn, Real Heal Loep, $1600,11800,
I-J0OO tenifc Each. ' '
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS,
Fifty Styles, All Blzes, at Lew Frlces.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
B
ARQAINS IN
BLACK
THIBET
V
SHAWLS.
$2000 LONG SHAWLS at $1700
$17 00 LONG 811 AWLS at $1500
$15 00 LONG SHAWLS at. .. J12 GO
$12 00 LONG SHAWLS at $11 00
$11 oe l6ne HUAWLS at $1000
$10 00 LONG BHAWLHat !J 900
$ 000 LONG SHAWLS at 8 00
I 8 00 LONG SHAWLS at... ..'. 700
$ 700LONO SHAWLS at $0 00
$ 6 00 LONG SHAWLS at Jt 600
$ 5 00 LONG BIIAWLSat $ 400
$ 400LONO BHAWLHat $ 350
$10 00 SQUARE HUAWLS at $ 0 00
$ 9 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at. J 8 00
$ 8 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at, J 700
$ 7 00 SQUARE SHAWLS aL $ 6 00
$ 000 SQUARE SHAWLS aL $5 00
$ 000 SQUARE SHAWLS nt $ 400
$ 4 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at $ 300
$ 3 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at $ 2 60
$ 2 60 SQUARE SHAWLS at $ 1 50
S 2 00 SQUARESAAWLS at $ 1 25
$ 125 SQUARE SHAWLS at .$ 100
We lmve them with
Fringe On the Four Sides,
ElthcrSllker Weel Fringe. w
When you want
A BLACK THIBET SHAWL,
ORRKEAHIO ASSORTMENT AND
OCT A BIG I1AUOAIN,
GO STRAIGHT TO
Charles Stamm,
35-37 North Queen St.
LANCASTER, PA.
(Carpet (gU'ittihtQ.
QARPET CLEANING.
ONLY 2c. PER YARD
FOR
First-Class Werk.
THOROUGHLY CLEAN CARPETS AND
MOTH DESTROYED.
CALLED FOR, TAKEN UP, CLEANED AND
RETURNED SAME DAY, WITHOUT
REGARD TO WEATHER.
CHEAPER TIUN HAND-BEATING.
NEW MACHINERY ! NEW MACHINERY I
LEAVE ORDERS AT WORKS :
Cor. Woodward and Christian Sts.,
OR AT ANY OK THE AGENCIES.
-Telephone. ell-tfd
BOSTON
Tl
Perfect Carpet Cleaning.
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9 m
HAGER &.
25, 27, 29, SI WsCking St.
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS.
WE UAVE OPENED OUR FIRST INVOICE OF
Men's Bath Robes, Dressing Gowns, Heuse Coats.
The Height of Comfert, Warmth and Elccanee far Heme Wear,
- A FLANNEL BATH ROBE AT $5.00.
u
its weium will sunrnisE you.
FULL DRESS WEAR.
..White and Pearl Shades In Kid Gleve at
$1 00 te $1 0,
The lateat In Whits Lawn Betr and Lawn
String Tie.
Black Silk Handkerchief. A new fad In full
dreu wear.
Full Drew Shield and Sashe ;in Otteman,
Bilk and Satin.
UNDERWEAR AM) HOSIERY.
A big value In Men' Grey Merine Shirt and
Drawer at 2Sc each s worth 87c.
A big value in Men' Scarlet Weel Mixed
Shirt and Drawer at SOc aach ; worth 75c.
Excellent value in Medium and Heavy
Weight White and Grey and Merine Under
wearatBOc
Heavy Matnral Weel Underwear (all wool) at
$100; worth II 3S.
Heavy AUWoel Scarlet Underwear at $100;
worth $1 26.
Excellent Camel's Hair Underwear, all wool,
at $1.36; worth II W.
Holyroyd' Derby Ribbed American Hosiery,
Weel and Merines.
25, 23. 29, 31 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
jfutmtturc.
"tlT-IDM xER'8 CORNER.
tt'
99
OUR STOCK OF
FURNITURE
IS FULL AND COMPLETE,
FIRST.CLAS3 AND ELEGANT,
NEW IN DESIGN AND CHEAP.
What mero de you want T A Fine Silk Plush
Rocker for $1 00. Hew Is that? Cheap ntn'tlt.
Well, we have them either In Oak or Mahogany
Finish.
WIDMYER'S
CORNER OF-
E. Kina & Duke Sts.
Q
UANT1TY AND QUALITY
IN
FURNITURE!
"I don't enre for Quality, I wnnt the Largest
Shew I can get for my money," was the remark
made In our store this week.
WE ANSWER IT THUS:
We will net Lewer the Standard ei our Goods
te meet this growing demand, but will buy lu
largerquallties for Cash te meet the prices e(
these who sell the cheaper make of goods.
UPWARD AND ONWARD IS OUR MOTTO.
The Newest Styles !
The Best Mates !
AT
Popular Prices !
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
e
CHS it GIBUS.
BUSY TIMES!
We've been very busy lately
getting in the New Styles in
FURNITURE.
Style, Quality and Price keep
us Busy Selling and Delivering.
n you re lurntshing the whole
or part of your home see our
New Stock, and get our Lew
Prices,
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, 2d,
3d and 4th Floers, 31 Seuth
Queen street.
yitotenrnplto.
--
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
Kramgsburg, Prussia,
Twe Hack-rounds made especially for Bust and
Three-quarter Length Photographs.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Poatefllre.
tanTJim.l
ffiertl.
T UMHEll AND COAL.
Jj TOIIACCOHHOOKH AND CASES. WEST-
ERN HARD WOODS. Wholesale and Retail.
by.. ,,,.. B. B. MARTIN CO.,
ns-lyrt 421 Water Street. Lancaster, l'a.
X AUMOARDNEKS COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
zfiSzF" ana Ne-
YAKoa-Nerth ITIni Btrcet, near Reading
auglVtfd LANCASTER, PA.
' " . '
.
BROTHER,
T f f t
Norfolk and New Brunswick Fine Cashmere
and " Sanitary " Weel Underwear. (Out-Ue
for large and atent men.)
Special Bargain In Merine Halt Hese at l?ka
a pair. f
Everything desirable In Cotten, Weel and
Merine HatfJtese, J5c te 75c.
"JTli1 Value In Flannel 8hrU at 63c 87c
aud $1 00.
Finer All-Weel Flannel Shirts, II 23 te $2 GO.
Cardigan Jacket at Wc, 75c ami $1 00.
Excellent All-Woreted Cardigan Jacket at
$1 25 ; worth $1 fiO.,
Bpeclat Value In FlnoDeuhle Breaited Cardi
gan Jacket at KM ; worth $3 00.
Special Value In KldOiove-. Embroidered
Back, New Shade, at 76c Uually void rer
Kid Olevcs, Embroidered or Corded Back.
English Red and Ttn Shades, for street or driv
ing wear, at tl 00 and $1 23.
8.P??,,l!y?!ue ,n Heavy Cashmere, Astrakhan
and Geat Skin Gloves at 60c
Full Dre Shirt in New Pique. Hntin Stripe
and Embroidered Effect at.ll 25, $1 60 aud
ru (Boobs.
VTOTICEI
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square.
Netice !
WE OPEN TO-DAY A MAGNIFICENT LINE
OF
PLUSH COATS,
SHAWLS,
AND
Steckinette Jackets,
AtPrlce4Hnre te Plene.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS!
Yeu can make no mistake in buying your
Dresses here. Prices and Qunllty te suit all.
We otter Iho Greatest Bargains In
White & ColeredBlankets
EVER OI'FERED ANYWHERE,
And by far the BEST BARGAINS oer ettered
by us.
COMFORTS
OO THE SAME WAY.
Flannel Shirts
Of eery conceivable kind nt prices from 60e
fur a Read) -Made Hhlrt te (1.22.
WIT WOULDN'T DO YOU ANY HARM TO
INSPECT OUR STOCIC.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
;Mr-TIIK I'LACE FOR AKOAIXS.-SY.
JlmbrcUne.
TTMDRELLA HEADQUARTERS.
Did It Mir occur te j ou that ene of tlie most
Useful aud Acceptable of
WEDDING PRESENTS
IS A NICE
UMBRELLA?
It comes right Inte use, for the couple w 111
take tt etnvllh them en tlielr wedding trip.
We hae a very large stock en hand, and we
can make te order anything )ou ueula like In
our line.
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
11 EAST KINO STREET.
e3-3md
NEWBOSTON STORE
vWti-rttZMlt'i&fr$ t, ) '- i i,rfrn,Wl,)-si1rti1tfj.tf?'A-
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