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November 1, 1889.
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, r Tsje JL'cepie khic, aei mc rcaprrn.
Thn Democratic cammlttce of Phlln-
?& dnlnhta lina determined te challenge nt
OT-'thtfcbtnthcclectleu the votes of these
f" " wlwl ux receipts nnve been iakcii out
Si'byttie Republican committee. Twenty
,, lineuaanu or bucii receipia nave eecn
; j Vilautl te that cemmitter, notwltlnintitl netwltlnintitl
i In? the fact Hint (lie Philadelphia court
WhM declared that the suffrnge lvqtilre-
jsVr ipent thnt the veler shall have piiltl n
ti ikv t hnl anttaft.ul llll1saa alti.1l IaY llflH
Wfc 3 HV.PWIUIU m...w w
Vbeen paid by himself. This censtruc
tien la well grounded. A man's tax
may be dlchargvd by another, but It by
no means fellows that when the tax In
paid, the right te vote Is obtained. ThU
qualification was net made In order te
secure tax revenue, but It was obvleuMy
based upon the- opinion t )at u cltiren
who is net willing te pay a tax of Hie
smallest amount I, net worthy of the
voting franchise. The distinct wittlru.
nient is made that he shall hnve paid a
Ux, and certainly he docs net pay It
when someone cl.e pays it for him.
There Is net a substantial compliance
with the requirement when thu voter
does net himself pay the tax and se
signify that he is willing te make some
sacrifice te obtain thu right te vote.
And there It a strong reason In morals
and geed government for demanding
that the voter himself shall have
paid a tax, as U clear from the admitted
abuse and wrong that Is perpetrated In
the wholesale taking out of tax receipts
by party committees. Thu practice U
Indefensible. It cannot lie defended en
the ground of humanity, and as a relief
te the deserving voter from an oppres
sive imposition, since the tax which he
is asked for as a condition of suflhige is
but twenty-five cents, which sum any
one net a pauper cm easily pay. And
the people of the state have just passed
their opinion upon thu question of the
propriety of tills suffrage requirement In
a mere emphatic way, by defeating with
an overwhelming majority u constitu
tional amendment which proposed te
efface it from the fundamental law.
They declared that It should stay there ;
and the only reason for their decision
-was their feeling that it was a Just re
quirement that the man who wished te
vote showed that he held the privilege
in some esteem by voting the small tax
levied upon It.
The act of the Republican committee
of Philadelphia in taking out twenty
theusaud tux receipts utter this decided
expression of )epulur opinion, and after
the just construction of the constitution
by the Philadelphia courts, Is a brazen
defiance of the law and thu popular
judgment. The Democratic committee
did right in refusing te p-iy for tax re
ceipts, and will de their simple duty In
challenging nil voters who clulm the
franchise upon the strength of the-e
committee-bought receipts ; which lire
geed against the demund of thu tux col
lector, but invalid against that of the
election eftlcer. Itindeinecrncy thu peo
ple rule, but net the paupers. The man
who has the will te work can always
spare from his income twenty-five cents
a year for the public treasury ; and the
Imbecility that cannot compass such a
tax is net worthy of the manly suffrage.
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Trust and Vigilance.
"Anether cashier gene wrong" is the
news cry of the day, and the fallen bunk
official in this ease secuw te have been
distinguished te a remarkable degree by
nil thesequalltlcs that inspire contldcuce
and respect. Mr. Crcssen is described as
au active man of business with no vices.
He was devoted te his family, active In
the church, and the breath of scandal
had never touched his name. Of course
the usual garrulous "friend" Is en
hand with the stale remark that lie
is net surprised nnd lias Hii-qiectcd
something for several years, but from
all the testimony it apcars that nn
ideal cashier has fallen ; one whom
the whole business community of
his place of residence relied upon with
natural ami perfect confidence. There
will be much comment new en direc
tors who de net direct, and en thecriin
inal negligence of iiermlttlng the most
honest of men te work uuwutched in
positions of trust. The criticism is Just
aud can net be cscuihmI. All men in jmk,! jmk,!
tleus of the kind should be watched and
the most honest men will demand the
most rigid surveillance In order that the
faintest breath of suspicion may have
no chance te rise, lint In its practical
application this business theory Is sel
dom developed te jterfectlen and even
when It is we sometimes find that a
rascal will elude with ease the most
rigid system of checks and guanls iiKu
bis honesty. Sonie men have a genius
for making crooked lxxiks seem straight
and for telling lies with truthful liguics.
Men must rely upon their fellow men.
After all the sense of security comes net
from the most scientific system of book
keeping or of watching, but from know knew know
ledgeefthecharacterofthoinaii tnibted,
audit is remarkable that trust of this
kiud is se seldom betrayed. Frauds and
defalcations are discovered daily in
some part of the world, but there are
many thousand daily proving worthy of
the confidence placed In them. It
rarely happens that the men who go
wrong are of the kind inspiring eonll eenll
denee by private character. The wolf
in sheepskin usually shows some of his
pwn fur. In the cast! considered hedees
net seem te have done se, but the clumsy
efforts te hide his fraud In the ImkjUs in
dicate that he hail ue genius for villain v
f"ji aud should have been discovered by tl.e
SfrV ordinary safe-guards aud scrutiny of thu
business. Watch all, trust mine, aud
remember that he who dislikes scrutiny
iuvltes suspicion.
Strolling Cheats.
Our town is cumbered withsomestrell-
jpSy.ing cheats calling thcniKdves doctors,
iWrue sneuiu w. invited te the Jull. They
wT;n uei regisiereu as physicians and pay
?$? no license, aud advertise it fiee gift of
t -r their aervlcMi In flu. nvn. - ...i .1
IteWTvait In their lair with b IiiIm.
. J- vi pauucea that they bcII at big prices te
i r uu u ", uuiuaijiuirjun mis-
Jen. Their services are free, but their
it'woetleus costly. It is surprising
(riway te liud hew readily (he ailing
bite at the premises of cure, which are
seductively spread out before them In
glowing ndvcrtliements. It seems thet
,4heseiil way will 1 plenty of pcopie
e sinpni enough te ecucvu suj
Inklhat Is told them that they want
itotbefleve : but it does net seem that
ediKheNy should be se stupid ns te run after
the free advice, nccempnnlcu uy costly
iwttles.ef strolllngfellews of whom they
knew nothing. That these chatlatnns
have plenty of victims Is however very
evident. They would net be In the busi
ness If It did net pay them. These
miserable dupes are iierhaps hardly
worthy of the protection of thd law ; yet
It Is distressing te see such transparent
fraud successful.
Turn out and veto for Illgter next Tues
day, and there will be no mera use of the
state funds by ring bunks,
Arnores of the tcrrlble experience of
the castaways from the stemner Ilirninoer,
the FhllndelphiA Prt proeoa te tnke
the opinions of Its reulcrs whclher It is
right or wrong for people who nre starving
te cat their fellow creatures. The question
is a somewhat ghastly and dlmcult one.
Asthevn't majority of us are net likely
te hnve te aolve that quostlen, It will be
tnnch mero pcrtlnnntte tnke n vete thnt
the trusts niul eomblncsen laud, which nre
net starving, hnve no right te eat their
fellow creatures, the 'common people
J'ltlsbutg Dinpatch.
lleth llie JYmi and Dispatch nroergnus
of the llcpubllcau nrty, the party which
bollevos trusts private nml legltlmnta
nfTnlrs. The Dtxpalch Is Just n organic ns
the Philadelphia wiiulb.ig en the tnriff
question. On llie trust sltunlleii Itn opinions
are net ngreonble te its party conteuiK.
rnrles. The Dinpulrh't preposition te feel
the public pitlse concerning Its ntlUmle
tewnrd trusts Is net noticed by the Vcm,
In ,1802 the cry of Democrats will be:
" Crush the Tnmts 1" And thore will be a
Mpontnueoiis mlly te thnt slegnn. The
J'ir.1,1 anil Its kind run net gain nilvmitnge
for the Itcpublk'.'in party by defeiullng
triisls. The operations of trusts are being
umlerstixMl by the nwsses. DIhoiihsIeu
will rnllglilcn them. 1M the I'rcit begin
by antagonizing the arguments prescnlcd
by the lien. William U Wilsen, extracts
of whose excellent nrtlcles en trusts niul
moneMilles hnve appeared In the Intki.i.i-
(IKNCKII.
That this Is "an eir year" In politics
is thu best of reasons why the Democratic
p.irty should rccclve the sturdy Hiipert of
all kex1 clli7cns in Its struggle for ballet
reform.
Oi:.v. Nki.sen A. Mi i, km, ceuminnillng
the division of the l'.tulllc, has beeii in the
habit of startling the country new nnd tlien
en the Hubjix t of defense, but his
latest oll'ert quite oclipses all liofure
It. In his minimi rejierU he cnlls
attention te thn fact that there Is net
a single gun In iositleu te pretect the
cltles of l'ugct sound nnd the commercial
Interest of the Northwest. " With all
our boasted Intelligence nml pride of In
stitutions, luvontUe genius, superiority
In many of the nrts, Industries and com
mercial enterprises, we nre as Air behind
intthn modem appliances of war us the
poeplo of China or Japan. " A beard of
e 111 corn wns a)K)iuted by Oeti. Mlles te
oxnmtne the entlrn const. " It Is estlnintcsl
te put this const in n proper condition of
dofense," snyH Oen. Miles, "would reiiulre
67.1 modern guns and mortars, with their
proper enrringe and ammunition.
liielr estimated cost would be $.10,.
0iT7,t)50. I'lnuts for the innuuf.icture of
these should be established en the Pad lie
const." Te this end the Kouerul rocom recom rocem
inonds ene apiropritlen off 250,000 te so se
euro the titles te strategic points necessary,
another of $1,000,000 te establish a plant,
and a third of $.15,000,000, or ns much ns
can be expended In fenryeurs, for provid
ing guns and material requlrcd en the
coast. This mny seem like a lnrge sum,
but the gonenil culls attention te the fuel
thnt in the mint of San Francisce thore He
?ir,0O0,000 silver dollars nlnne plied lip us n
tcmptiitleii te any thlrd-rute naval power
te plunder the ce'ist.
It Is ditllciilt te avoid n f.ilut susjih Ien thnt
the gcnenil might be Induced te undertake
the defense of thnt coast for a few dozen
millions less than the estimate. On the
whele it might be mero economical te hnve
that plle of stlver dollars linuled a little
further Inland, out of lench of the third
rnte nnvnl pewer, or perliaps we could buy
the third rnte power for about thirty mil
lions. We are only three days fieiu the elec
tion nnd it In high tJ me for voters te do de do
teriuiuo whethur the stnte shall eoiitlnue
In the power of bosses who hirye abused
the) trust placed In them and treated with
contempt the appeal ler ballet reform,
treasuiy reform ncd tax reform.
Tin: Republicans of this county nre do de do
teriuinod net te be cnught napping and
have issued circulars calling upon the
faithful te turn out nnd vete. Democrats
must show equal vigilance.
Ji'ikii: Ciiauncv Jeii.yn, of Ann Arlier
Michigan, who dled en Thursday, wus'
noted for stern sentences given In a pecu
liarly cheerful w uy thnt uiiide him cordially
hated by crlmlnalM. A fuw mouths age n
young inuu wns convicted of n serious
crline nnd when cnlled up fir suuluiice the
court said :
Yeu have heretofore ber no a geed ch.inic ch.inic
ter, unci I fuel that the best Interests nf M).
dety will be subserved bv ltIvIiilt von n
lllllit SPlltonce. The law kih! imivi-U.i
you fifteen years nt Jacksen, but in low
ei your record and iiie mitigating circum
stances surrounding j our case, I will niiiWii
the sentence fourteen j ears.
The prisoner fainted in the deck. And
yet this Judge was a genial mid (Kipular
man and a fatuous story teller.
It is ene week sluce New Yerk eiieued
tlie Hiibsscrijitieu list for her guarantee
fund for the world's fair and dcelarisl that
thefivu millions would be subscribed In
lUeduys. 'I'lie Niibsciiptlens tedateaiua
little mero than one million eiuht hun
dred thousand dollars. Clilcnge long age
aiiunuueed eight millions subscribed and
ten mero In sight. The serrutary of the
Udeage enterprise has cabled their aguut,
who was sent te l'urls te gather points nnd
plans, " Congressional plutlgea hlmw I'hi I'hi
Ciige Is already chosen. l'trwnrd plans,
etc, luiiiiediutely. Kxeeutlve ceiniulttee
ready for Instant action. "
DttMOCKATri must get te work at once
uud demonstrate the very plain nnd simple
fact tint no unprejudiced and honeat -tilet
can lofuse te vete en Tuesday ter
Ulglerand ballet reform.
IN' Iir.lt MUlir ltOIIK IN A sWAJIP.
AIecji, ChllliHl unit .'Meaiiliii; In u Mui-nli
at MldnlL'ht.
The adventures of l'uuliue Schult, aged
21, of New Yerk, wlille visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Krcimd, in liayotine, X. J., almost
conned a young man's deuth from fright
und her e u from exposure
The young man whs going home after
midnight and started across the salt
meadow between Constable Uoek and
Ceutrevllle. He was startled In thu midst
of the marsh by the sudden appearance, as
If out of the ground, of a figure clad in
the airy robe of white which returned
spirits are proper! r snpjieHed te wear.
I he ypunc lever didn't wnlt te he inter
viewed and didn't Hep running till he
reached H)llce hcidfuarters at llwenne
and, then, while he clutched the millug be
fore Sergeant Cuanngh's desk. Iiu gasped
between his chattering teelh thnt he had
been pursued by a ghost. An lie wns
seethed into a little calmness by the ser
geant he su'.d he knew It wa a ghei.t be-,
cause it was se frail.
Sergeant CuMinairh likes a gheit story,
tee, and he called lu two !ttreliiin and
posted them off with orders te capture that
ghost if it was a jiosMble thing. Arrived
in tlie centre of the ditch, they, tee, were
startled by a figure lu white. It was muk-
Inga wild, weird, meaning noise, and a'
most paratyfed with fear, the hi accosts
advanced en It with drawn clubs.
Hut they found It te be composed of
shoulders end substance. They dragged it
out of the mud into which It had sunk,
and found It te be a young woman, uncon
scious, and ni cold and clammy as a corpse.
She was clad In a night robe.
The officers hurried her te the houseof
the nenrest physician, And under the min
istrations of the doctor she revived snfll
clrmtly te tell that she was Miss I'nullne
S'.hiilU. of 0 l'rankferd street, New Yerk,
and had hecmvlsltlng with her mother at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Kreunde, liar
onne. (She didn't knew hew she hnipnel
te be In the marshes at that unsoemly hour
and clad se unseasonably.
Her mother, hewever, said that from
Infancy she had walked In her sleep, and
added: "Who wns in bed nt her aunt's at
inldnlaht, and must hnve had ene of her
Ills of somnambulism during the next
hour. Mho can ronten! ber nothing nbeut
leaving the heuse nor hew she get mere
than a uille away In the marshes. The
doctor said thnt alie would have len
chilled te death In another hour had she
net been found." The young woman is
new recovering from the shock.
A VATA7AHLK OLD IIUNDI.E.
TheiiaandH of Dollars Thet Ijny
Ne-
Blunted for Years In n'Snre.
Frem the Philadelphia Inquirer.
" Talking about business, " said an old
nnd well-known lawyer en Seuth 1'lfth
strcet yesterday, " It Is net what It used te
bu years age. When I first began te build
up a business the best laying cases were
criminal (rases and the biggest kind of
fees were paid te defend bniik robber and
counterfeiters. The counterfeiters wero In
theso days making leads of money, and
when they would get caught they would
mnke a strong fight, I romemlior a case
which old Joe Itrowster, the unele of Ben
jamin Harris llrowster, ence lind. About
the only; furniture thnt Joe had In Ids
olllce vv ns a table, a couple or chairs and a
ilre proof safe. Ills library consisted of
rurdnil's Digest and Dunlnp's rules. One
day old Joe was called en te defend a
counterfeiter. The fellow had been In
dicted and thore was a pretty straight rnse
against him, but he was willing te face the
music, On the ilny of the trial he onterod
his lnwyer's ofllce with nn old bundle
under his arm, apparently n cliauge of
underwear. Just as he wns going out of
the otllce'he turned around nnd said :
"Hay, can't I leavethis buudie in thnt
sate?'
"'Certnlnly, Ifyeu want te, auswered
Ids lnvvver.
"Well, he lust twirled the bundlolute
the bottom of the safe from vv here he steed
and went Inte court. IIe was convicted
and sent up for ten years. IIe served Ids
full time. One day astianger walked Inte
old Joe's ofllce and shook hands with him.
Joe looked nt htm a mlnute and said : 'Kx 'Kx
cuse me. I don't knew you.'
" ' Oh, yes you de.' said the stranger, ' I
am se and se. I'vejnst fiulshed a ten year
term for counterfeiting.'
" 'The devll you say,' shouted old Jee.
' They kept you up there a geed wlille,
didn't theyr
" Yes. Hut It Is all right, I gues. Why,
I left a bundle lu your safe the day I went
Inte court. I thought I'd call around and
sce If von had It vet.'
" Why. ves. f have. It's been
lying
thore ever hIiice,' said Joe, pulling the (
imlllnirltie bun
dle, black with dust, from Its corner In the
safe. ' I was going te threw It out sovernl
tlmes; but, as It wasn't In the way, 1
thought I'd leave it there, ns you might
call for It seme dny,
Old clothes, I sup-
posei-
"Yos.eld clothes," answered the stranger,
ns he nervously clutched the bundle. 'I'll en
he tern the wrapci etf and Old Joe
fainted.
"The bundle, Old Joe afterward told tue,
contained several thousand genuine dollars
rolled up In oilskin nnd tied with ordinary
twine. It had lain neglected in the dusty
old safe for tvvclve venrs, and Old Joe had
never known w hat he was se near. Yeb, I
think Joe get a geed fee out of that ease,
but I don't knew hew much it was."
Did Net ltcturn ler Ills Win..
Twenty-two years age Jehn McQuewn
lived, with his w ife nnd six children, near
tahnunu, Indiana, but In August, ISO?,
suddenly disappeared, and no tidings of
him were ever received. Mrs. Mi-ijuewn,
siipHslng herself n widow, remuriied, but
ber second husband lived but two years.
I'ist week McQueuu returned tohUliemo,
but net, however, te claim his wife.
Instead, he demanded possession of the
farm, and the court will new have te iiains
the rightful owner.
IIe Stele n C'lievv of Tobaeco.
In the criminal eeuit lu Kcratiteu en
Thursday Patrick Wliitevvas convicted of
robbing Themas Carrell of a chew of
tobacco. Conviction would have been
Impossible had net Wlille been a haul
character who had frequently figured In
criminal trials.
Avoid untrue these remedies containing
e limit, hut when the baby Is nick llie Dr. Hull's
llalijr H) run. It Is perfectly safu nnit ulwii) re
liable, I'rlce only 5 cents u het lie.
ljixuiler ulwas cures heuilnchr, whether the
r wilt Is InillKestleii or ucrveusiusH. I'rlce i'i
cuts. At ull drugstores.
Don't hnu k, nml ldew,nint spit, but u
sti Dr.
Mayes Catarrh Itemcdy. Uf (lrui;i:bts,.'Kj.
t-.SAw
" "
Death te the I'nrnsttes,
Which hide betvuen the cams and teeth, nnd
cut Inte them U their itcstriictleu, HOZODONT
Is master of the situation. Whoever uses It
rcKiilnrly nflcr every inenl, nml rie.inhfa lis
teeth and lneuth, will seen be rid of the juiru
ltcs. The best mcdlrnl writers eialm that the siic
ceisful remedy for nasal catarrh must be non.
Irrltutlnir, nny of appllcutlen, and ene thut
will reach nil the rcmute sores nnd ulcerated
surfaws. The history of the ttrerU te trent
cutureli iliirlni; the pust elillKes us te iiiluilt that
only ene remedy bus met these eonilltleiiH, uud
thut Is i:ij' Cream Halm. Tills iileusuut
remedy bus mastered cntnrrh us nethliuf else
bus ever done, uud both phvsU'lausnud putlenU
freely eennslu this fact. The mere distressing
symptoms j Icld te It. rtil-.'w il.tw.
OWItT HPUCIFIC CO.
Scrofula in Children.
"In the early part or lss7 m-refula aps-nreit
en tlielipud of my little gnuulchllit, then only
IS liiniilhs old. Hliertly uner breaking out ft
lruil rapidly nil evir her body. The scub
en llie ero would pijil ntr en thn slightest
touch, nnd the sler thnt would url.e would
inaUe tlie utmositiere of the rismi Hlckenlui;
niul unbi nrnlilu. "1 he disease next attacked tin)
eves und ve feared she would hx.u hvrslt;lit.
Kiiilnent phjslcliiusef the (euiitry vuru con.
suited, but could de nnthiiiK te nlleve the llttle
liiiiiKsiut, niul pue it us tlnlreplnle.il,1 that
the ciue vius hopeless und llllssllle tosae
thethlld'HejeslKhU' It was then that wode wede
eldinl te try Hw IffH Hislrlc (. H. s.) Thnt inrd inrd
lelne ul mus! made a sjussly and complete cure,
her mero than n year iwst she lnu Imh-ii iu
lie.iltliy as niiy child In the land."
.Mus. Item Ukhki.i.v, .selum, Kansas.
Cancer of the Nese.
In ISTJn sero npienreil en my niwe, uud treiv
rupldlv. As m father hud cancer, nnd my litis
bund died of It, I lieeutnenlurmcdtuid consulted
iny ib)sleiun. Ills treatment did mi koeiI, uud
the sero itrew luriter und vtui-kulu vvery way.
until 1 wnsiK-mmded te UtkeS.H.H.. und a few"
bottles eured me. This was lifter ullthedoe ullthedee ullthedoe
lers and ether inedletnes bud fulled. 1 huvu
had no return of the cancer.
.Mas. Jl.T. .MviiKN,
Woetlluiry, Hull Count), Tenus.
Trr.illte en Cuius r mulled free.
MVIKI' Hl'KCIKIC LX., Atlanta, tin.
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II
IXJll'H SAItHAPAIULhA.
Ma.la.ria.
lnbelleed tobe euused by poisonous miasms
urltlug rreiu low, iniirshy Inuilornemdeca) big
vctretuble inulter, uud which, breathed Inte the
luiiKu, t liter and poUenthe blisnt. If u healthy
condlllen of the blesl la maintained lj tnkluif
IIoett'aSuruparllla,ono U much ku liable te
malaria, uud Heed's Hars.iurlllu lias curtd
inuny sevtre case of tills dltreslnj uilvctlen.
Xe More Quinine.
" I have lieen cured of malaria by llnod'itSur llned'itSur
suparllla. I had the disuse very bad, with fever,
chlll, veiiilltni; uud heurt trouble. I wits up
one duy uud devt u the next, und was se weak
ened thut I could net walk fur from the house.
I tik HtXHrsHjrsuinrllla with wrfeet results j
It gave me strength se thut I am nble te de all
iny housework, unit walk all nbeut the neigh,
borheod. Ne mere quinine for me, when Heed's
Harsupurllla 1 se geed a medicine." Lvcinua
Cahteii, Krumlngham Centre, llnss.
HreuU-Ilone rover.
"My daughter lVerl wus tuken with dcigue
(or breuk-beue) feverSjearsnge.nud myfrlviids
ihuiight I would lese her. I hud ulnnwt glvtn
up heiw until she began te tuke Heed's Bursa
purllla. Hhe took four bottles In four mouths,
und gained tlfleen pounds In weight. I have te
thank Huud's rtarsupurllla us being the liieuni
of giving her back te me restored te bculth uud
strength." Jvuix A. Kise, hlierman, Texu.
HOOD'S SAIKAI'AniLLA
Held by nil druggists. Jl ; ulx for l I'reimred
only bj C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mnss.
JOO DOSK3 e.NE D0U.AU (3)
VtAntmk's?,
miLAMKMIU, Fritter, Ner. I, UW.
In some grades of Ladies'
Dress Cleths there are thirty
colors ; in none less than
twenty. As delicate shades as
wool every takes. Ne wonder
these stuffs are wanted se much
for street wear. 75c, $i, $1.25,
and $1.50.
Houtheaatef ctntre.
Yeu sltall have at 25c an all
wool Flannel that we luar of
all around at 50c. Of course
there's a reason some of the
colors a shade off. Twe the
choicest makes. Give the
names, and the little wagon wagon
lead very likely wouldn't last
till neon.
Northeast of centre.
Here are six styles Cape
Overcoats for 4 te 10 year
Beys. Newest colors, and
deep, generous capes of the
latest fashion. The price $4.75.
Ne matter why : we never
heard of such quality before for
se little.
Anether Overce. batch, for
boys of 8 te 14 years, $7.75.
The Yeung Men's Cape
Overcoats made for us in Lon Len Lon
eon are here for the first to
day. $20, $22.50, and $25.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Don't strain your eyes. The
Spectacles or Eye Glasses te
make reading and sharp leek
ing easy cost but little $1 te
$2.50 in steel, $4.50 te $9.50 in
geld. Examination free.
Near Juniper street entrance.
The Wanamakcr Sweeper.
Such a picker up of dust as we
de net knew the match of.
These who ought te knew said
it was the best Sweeper when
wc named it. Stayed best ever
since. If an improvement in
Sweepers comes out, you're al
most sure te see it first en the
Wanamakcr. It spares the
furniture, saves the carpet, and
lightens the work, f 3.
basement, north of centre.
Seme fine 10-inch Hamburg
Embroidery in neat patterns
gees te 25c. There isn't a
spark of reason why every
yard of it shouldn't bring 30 te
40c. Wc prick the price te set
things jumping there.
Hen thwest of centre.
Odd pieces Black Drapery
Net go te about half. Seme a
little shopworn.
Oriental Net, white and
ecru, $ 1 from $1.50 ; Oriental
Fleuncings, white and ecru,
50c from $1.10. Beth work up
very prettily into the Lamp
Shades and
Peek-a-bee Cur-
tains that se
wanting.
many ladies
are
Very fine 10-inch imitation
Point Lace that has been $1.35
gees te 75c.
Chestnut street side, east of Muln Aisle.
Jehn Wanamaker.
lilisccUmtccms.
ONE MINUTE, IK YOU I'LKABE.
IIO
Thirty new pupils enrolled since October I,
uttistn the superiority of the
I.ANCABTEK UUHINKHU COLLEUE, Ne. 31
North Duke street.
Ne CHEAT Instruction held out as an induce
ment te enter. Course thorough, nnd Instruc
tion In Hit branches first-class. Tyne-Wrlttng
by n competent Instructor. Pleased te have
ou cnll lu person, or
Address, II. C. WKIDLKK, Principal.
J.
11. MAItTLN A CO.
A Counter Filled with
JAPANESE NOVELTIES,
Is the Latest in the China De
partment, And some of the Greatest Bar
gains that ever existed in
this Class of Goods
are en Display.
Japanese Fruit Bowls, that
every true lever of Art China
admires is here, and the price of
aspecial number is $1.00 each.
The width of this bowl is 8 in.,
length 10 in., depth 2t in. We
give the dimensions, as the size,
decoration and price constitute
the bargain. 150 dozen Indi
vidual Butters at 36c a dozen.
Salts and Peppers, Dessert Sau
cers, Fruit Plates, all at special
prices for Japanese ware. We
show collectors of After Dinner
Coffees a display of ever 50
different decorations and in del
icate egg shell china, in bronze
and geld decorations ; price,
$1.00 te $3.50 each. French
China and Bisque China from
15C te $1.00. Wedding Pres
ents and Birthday Souvenirs in
Art China and Art Pottery.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
rpitUK I1AI.MATIAN INSECT POWDEU,
I propelled by a geed iwwd- blower. Is the
most effectual destroyer of die aud ether small
Insects. Fur sale
AtHUBLEVHDHUOBTOHE,
West Kin HUT t.
9?n
TTAVKYOUMtEW
"THE 8ACARAPPA"
Black
Dress
Silks ?
They have wen a place and made name for
themselves at) ever this bread land, and that
through Intrinsic merit alone.
WATT & SHAND
have had the keener, direct from the manu
facturers, for the sale of these admirable feed
for the peel three yean; during that time they
have sold thousands of Drew Pattern!, and
have yet te hear of the fir complaint against
their geed wearing qualities.
They are of American manufacture, mads of
the beet and purest materials, soft te the touch,
bright In lustre and color, and pesssas all the
geed wearing qualities requisite In a flrst-class
article.
THE HABKELI SILK CO. print their guar,
antes ou every piece, as follews:
"This Milk Is warranted net te BltKAK,
CROCK or bill KT, and we will make geed any
Justifiable claims mads within sis months
from date of purchase."
We hare received a large Invoice of Haskell
Bilks In solid black border and all with th
new Henrietta finish, which Is new very de
sirable. HABKKM.aROHdUAIN BILKS, $1.00, $1.25,
$U7Kand$I.G0ayard.
IIAHKKLI. SATIN I.UXCORS.tl.OO, $1 JS and
f 1.C0 a yard.
FOR SALE
ONLY AT T1IK
New Yerk Stere,
G, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
B
AltOAlNH IN
BLACK
THIBET
SHAWLS.
12000 LONU HHAWI.S at 117 00
$17 00 1.ONO SHAWLS at $15 00
$1500 LONG BIIAWLSat 412 60
$1200 LONCJ HHAWLH at. .$11 00
$11 00 IX)NO SH AWLS at 410 00
11000 LONG HHAWLH at 000
$ OOOLONO .SHAWLS at 8 00
$ 8 00 LONU HHAWLH at $ 700
$ 7 00 LONU HHAWLH at $ BOO
I fiOOLONQ HHAWLH at 500
t 5 00 LONG SHAWLS at $4 00
$ 400 LONU HHAWLH at $ 350
$10 00 HQUAKK HHAWLH at. $ S 00
$ DOOBQUAIlEHHAWLSat. $ 800
$ 8 00 SQUARE HHAWLH at. -..$ 700
$ 7 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at $ 800
$ 000 SQUARE HHAWLH at $ 500
$ 600SQUAREBHAWLSat $ 4 00
$ 4 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at $3 00
$ 3 00 SQUARE SHAWLS at $ 250
$ 2 50 SQUARE SHAWLS at $ 160
$ 2 008QUARE8AAWLSat $ 125
$ 123SQUARESHAWLSat $ 100
We have them with
Fringe On the Four Sides,
EltherSllkorWeol Fringe.
When you want
A BLACK THIBET SHAWL,
OR SEE A 1IIU ASSORTMENT AND
UETAIlia BARUAIN,
GO STRAIGHT TO
Charles Stamm,
35-37 North Queen St.
LANCASTER, PA.
flour.
L.:v,
AN A. SON'S.
Levan's
Fleur!
BOSTON
Ttt
Uniform and Reliable.
ft 1 1 IE NEW AMERICAN PUZZLE.
" Blocksef Five."
THE NEW YORK WORLD WILL OIVE
$ioe
Te the Pcrseii whodeesthlsPuzxlelntbe tihert
est Time.
A Putzle for Democrats, Republicans and
Mugwumps. Everybody fascinated vtlttillut
rlrji sight. Call and see U.
FOR SALE AT
Erisman's Gentb'FurnishingStere,
NO. 42 WEST KINO STREET.
fftfetU
Wall Paper and Decorations of Eve i
Kind and
WALL PAPERS AIIE ONK-HALF (And In many
mm.m UAiiuinu Ul A1AU IAJW &U
NEW BRONZE PHPERS
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
WASHABLE PAPERS,
We wenld be pleased te have you test the
guarantee them te be Washable.
it
Damp IRTali Faint "
iTSTenie aampness from striking through
attention glren te
25, 27, 29, 31 Wert King 8t., Lancaster, Pa.
INCRUSTA
r. N1
We are using a great deal of " Lin
crusta Walten " in Decorative Werk,
and a material celebrated for its ar
tistic qualities and great durability.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25,27,29,31W.KingSt.
gev gate or jgUttt.
PUBLIC HALE OF VALUABLEC1TY RE8I
BENCES. ON WaOXEWAY, NOVKMBBR 6, 1889,
at the Leepard Hetel, will be sold the following
destrableprepertlcs In Lancaster City :
Ne. l, Three-story Ilrlck mere and Dwelling;,
en the northeast corner of Columbia and Cot
lege avenue. Twe rooms and store, room en
first fleer, three rooms and bath-room en second
fleer, and four rooms en third fleer. Gas, water
and ether conveniences. Let, 21 feet front and
K feet deep, with three-feet alley In rear.
Ne. 2, Twe three-story and basement Brick
Dwellings, Nes. 614 and 616 West James street,
having nail, 11 rooms and basement kitchen.
Water In kitchen and basement. Heater fluex,
gas pipes, etc. Let, 22 by 102 feet, extending te
12 feet wide alley.
Ne 3, Three-story and basement Brick Dwell
ing, Ne. 624 West James street. Halt, U rooms,
bath-room and basement kitchen. Heater
flues, gas, water, etc Let 23 feet 0 Inches, by
102 feet, te a 12 feet wide alley.
Ne. 4. Three-Story Brick Dwelling, Ne. 658
West Chestnut street, with thiee-stery brick
back building and one-story frame kitchen,
hall, 10 rooms, kitchen, plastered garret, Ac.
Range, furnace, het and cold water, gus, tc
The house Is papered throughout and newly
painted. Let, 19 feet 2 Inches by 95 feet
Ne. 8, Three-Story Brick Dwelling, with three-stery-brlck
back building and one-story Trunin
kitchen.. 638 West Chestnut street. Hall, 10
rooms, kitchen, plastered garret, etc, ; ranee,
furnace, het and cold water, gas, Ac. Newly
papered and painted through, out. Let 18 feet
0 Inches by 85 feet.
The abeve properties are In flrsVelass condi
tion. In most dcslrable localities, and will posi
tively be sold.
A large amount of the purchase money may
remain charged upon the premises, if desired.
Hale te commeuce at 7 e clock, sharp.
Ferpartlcularsapply te
Al.LiVN A. JIEKK,
Real Estate and Insumnee Agent,
Ne. 108 East King Street.
e304td
(Jnrbturttrc.
TTARDWARE I
HARDWARE!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS 1
AT
KarshaU & Rengier's,
A 11 SOUTH ttUEEN fcT.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The Largest Assortment of GUNS and RIFLES
In the City.
TINWARff, CEDARWARE .CUTLERY, Ac
FODDER YARN,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS and BUILDINQ MA
TERIAL.
ROYA LMIXED PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES
and WHITE LEAD.
-A Full Line of General Hardwarc.Ga
MARSHALL"! RENGIER,
NOS. 9 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
feUH-lyd
fJlHE NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY HOT-AIR FURNACE hat
been In use In tills town and county for twelve
years. It Is no experiment. The eeple who
have them take grunt pleasure In recommend
ing them te their friends, We refer, by per
mission, te the following :
8. S. Spencer, Lancaster, Pa.
J. II. Hathfen, lmensler, Pu.
K. T. Fralm, Lunruster, la.
V. H. Ilurslc, lJtnejister. Pu.
Allen (itithrle, I-ancuster, t'a.
J ehn A. Cey le. Lancusler, Pa.
Henry Uerharl, Lancaster, Pu.
W. P. Cummlngs, Lancaster, l'a.
Ueerge Hchaefler, Lancaster, l'a.
HL Jehn's Episcopal Parsonage, Lancaster. Pa.
Rev. II. A. Itrlckcnsteln, Lltlti. l'a.
l.evl dress. Neflsvllle, Pa.
Mrs. Mat. Ilelnltsh, Lancaster, Pa.
Dr. B. F. llerr, Mlllersvllle. Pu.
Ueerge I.uti, Lancaster, Pa.
C. 11. 1-efevre, Lancaster, l'a.
Mrs. Anna C. Stamm, Lancaster. Pa.
J. O. Willcox. I-nncaster, Ph.
Myers A Hathfen, Lancaster, Pa.
Presbyterian Church, Lancaster, l'a.
Rev. J. P. Htelu, Lancaster, Pa.
Thes. Wiley, Lancaster, Pa.
Menne Weuger, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn Ilehman, Lancaster, l'a.
Charles Martin, Lancaster, lu.
Melvtu II. Rathfnn, Lancaster, Pa.
Ht. Jehn's Lutheran Church, Luncuster, Pa
St. Paul's Reformed Church, Luncuster, Pu.
Frederick Hoefel, Lancaster, Pu.
Christian Ultltch, Lancaster, Pu.
D. 11. Ijtndls, Lancaster, l'a.
James C. Gable, Luucaster, l'a.
I). P. Stackhouse, Lancaster, l'a.
English Reformed Church, Ijtncaster, l'a.
Edward Zahm, Lancaster, Pa.
U. Edw, Hegener, Luucaster, Pa.
J, W. IOwell, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob 11. Landls. Mlllersvllle, Pu.
Baptist Church, Ijtncaster, l'a.
Methodist Church, Lancaster, l'a.
Methodist Church, Atgleu, Pa.
Isaac stlrk, Ijtncaster, Pa.
Jehn 11 Rester. Luncuster. Pa.
Reformed Church. Willow street, Pa.
Ueerge Russ, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn M. Davidsen, Lancaster, Pa.
Zlen's Lutheran Church, luucaster, Pa.
Jacob L. Brubakcr, Rohrerstown, l'a.
Val. Werkhelser, Lancaster, Ph.
Jehn L. Miller, Lancaster, Pa.
Cbas. Bates, Luucaster, Pa.
Henrv llundel. Lnncaster, Pa.
Fred Banker, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn liege, Jr., Lancaster, Pa.
11. M. xxik, Lancaster, Pa.
J no. C. Dlnan, Lancaster, Par
Leenard Eckert. Ijtncaster, Pu,
J. W. Markley, Lancaster, Pu.
Adam L. Landls, Wltmer, l'a.
Chas. Oeti. Lancaster, Pa.
Sam'l Vandersaul, tancater. Pa.
Marcus Klrchaer, Lancaster, l'a.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
40 AND X9 NORTH QUEEN ST.
tfr.
Description.
only cme-tblrd) FOHMElt PRIC-M 1
SANITARY PAPER!
Washable ropers with damp cloth or spenrs.
walls and wall papers. We recommend It. Br
Decorative work.
WALTON.
5 ry Q3O0b0.
N
OTICE !
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square.
Netice !
WE OPEN TO-DAY A MAGNIFICENT LINEI
-OF-
PLUSH COATS,
SHHWLS,
-ATJ
Steckinette Jackets,
At Prices Sura te Please
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS!
Yeu can muke no mistake In buying your
Dresses here. Potts and Quality te suit all.
We offer the Greatest Bargains lu
White & Colored Blankets
EVER Ol'b'ERED ANYWHERE,
And by fur thn ItKST BAROAINS ever etlercd
by us.
COMFORTS
GOT0.ESA3IE WAY.
Flannel Shirts
Of every conceivable kind ut prlMt from COe
for n Renity-Mude Shirt te J1.25.
-IT WOULDN'T DO YOU ANY HARM TO
INSPECT OUR S'f OCIC.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
jgJ-THK 1'LACE FOH BAUaAINS.-Cis:
(Clcthinn.
A SKEW.
Fall, 1889.
..M'.V? H. iUe, meneyavlnff time of the j ear,
frtirTaVaWu'tV1 W SVlUuS ," b"(
SDitlngs, TroesorlDgs and Overcoatlegs
FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
Yeu knew the reputntleii-nlWHys reliable.
Prices ure lower tbun ever, stj les tiaudseuier.
quality tlner.
Te tliefte who have dealt here the garments
peak for themselves.
All that Is asked Is 11 trial te please you. and
assure you pcrftet satisfaction. '
NEWBOSTON STOR
KOS. 231 AND 230 WIST KIXG STKCET.
slMmd
PALLOR SEND FOR
JOHN' II. METZLUH'S
Real Estate Catalogue
AND
Investment Circular,
OCtMyi?9 E0UTH DUKE STREET.
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