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&, Ml DAILY INTELtJOKNfelCK.-Pnblliha
VTVCf MVIH MVflWtHniOWIU;i DW1W
kjrMTtri la thU city and surrounding
, , Uwm ftt ten cent week. By null lire del
tan m yMr m advance j 88 cent month.
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INTEMilOKNCKR-One dollar nd
Ml emts a rnr. In advance.
" ttrm ii ;' m smtwinTntnta.Tb.fnlL hr rhrck
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ABMUM,
TBI tNTSIXIOniOU,
Lancaster, Pn.
;- 'UkJKJAfTni, PA., NeremberG, 1889.
Be Jejfin, Democrats t
Then is revolution in the air. Yen,
even tn Republican Pennsyl-rnnla there
are signs of it, for the Democratic gains
outside of Philadelphia appear te be ten
thousand greater than the Republican
gains. But in this state there was no
straggle. The interest is greatest where
the people were awake te the issues and
the vote heavy, and wherever this was
the ease Democratic candidates were
strongly supported. In New Jersey
General Grubb made a vigorous and
desperate struggle, but Abbett lias a
decisive victory. In Virginia Mnhene
has met his Waterloo, though backed
by all the power and money of Repub
lican national bosses and confidently
boasting that he could win Virginia.
Had he succeeded this unprincipled ad
venturer would have become a power
in the land and there could be little hope
for a nation guided by such men as
Mahone, Quay,Wanamakcr and Blaine.
But westward the most astonishing
change is found. Solid and black Re
publican Iowa lias elected a Democratic
governor. This is triumph in nn tin
looked for quarter of the Held It gives
weight te the rumors of Republican dis
affection in Indiana, but whatever the
cause it is evidence of a disposition te
break loose from party chains and proves
that the intelligent farmers of the state
are thinking for themselves. Ne better
prospect for the presidential campaign
could be imagined. "When the Western
fanners show a disposition tn threw
aside prejudice and declare Independence
the knell or the party of high taxes and
war bitterness is sounded.
The defeat of Ferakcr seems te lie as
sured, and many a geed citizen, of both
parties, many an old soldier of the
North will rejoice nt the downfall of the
demagogue who uever loses an oppor eppor opper
tanity te wave the bloody shirt and re
vile the vanquished survivors of a quar
rel that was settled a third of a century
age. There can be little pity among
decent Republicans for the full of an
agitator who had se little manhood im
te affront Mrs. Cleveland. Frem far
Colerado comes nn echo of the Demo
cratic shout of victory. The Democrats
claim Denver. Frem Massachusetts
there is cheering news and even New
Hampshire gives signs of an awakening.
New Yerk has elected Rcd Ureosurer
by a vote that shows strong Democratic
gains ever the vote of 18S7.
The bitter and costly fight in Balti
more has resulted in n Democratic
trumph and from all ever thelnnd there
is cheering news. The Seuth remains
intact, and several gigantic holes npjcar
te have been knocked in the Republican
line. Revulsion from boss rule in under
way and the purchasers of the presi
dency must tremble in their beets.
Influence of the Press.
In New York.en Sunday, a clergyman
dellvcre.' one of these lectures that pass
nowiVerep for sermons, his subject
Delngjurch nnd newspaper. He
produced u imposing stack of statistics
as te the circulations of leading news
papers, and imprcbscd his hearers with
the vast reach, enterprise and power of
the metropolitan newspaper. Thereby
he secured extended notice of his ser
mon in the papers and a very flue free
advertisement. He then proceeded te
discuss the geed accomplished by the
press in the, publication of reports of
sermons, and in exposing evil and en
couraging geed. The reverend orator
might have geno further and main
tained that the better class of
EVW- newsnaners
iany
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Hit Precners,t)yBimplyexpeslugin n proper
ugui, me evii ei a community in wincu
they circulate. It is a common com
plaint that the newspapers tell of noth
ing but horrors and crimes, and the
news of the world as there presented is a
sickening record of misery, depravity
and villainy. Even if this Is strictly true
it is something te be thankful for. It is
certainly a geed thing for a community
te be brought te realize Its own deprav
ity, and the need of reform. There can
be no hope of improvement for u self,
satisfied people. It is better te exagger
ate than te conceal a fuult. If the record
of the day Is sickening te geed people,
it may move them mere tbnn the most
powerful sermon te recognlze and net
upon the fact that the battle between
geed and evil is still in progress, and
that they are needed in the front
rank. Never before have nation heard
of the geed and evil deeds of men as
they de te-day, aud if they de net grew
better by encouraging the former and
reproving the latter, it will be Ihciiiin
of a general depravity of human nature
that is very hard te imagine. The world
must grew better by observing hew bad
it is, and the press is doing geed v erk
in calling attention te sud facts.
Ballet Reform In Massachusetts.
The Australian system of voting was
tested in Massachusetts en Tuesday, and
is emphatically commended by repu
table leaders aud Journals of both par
ties. Reports from Bosten show a most
surprising absence of friction or confu
sion from the Introduction of this new
system, which is se simple that it seems
te work itself. The occasion could
hardly have been mere favorable te the
first trial because of the lightness of the
-vote and the comparative lackef Interest
We see in Massachusetts an actual
.illustration of the advantages of the
system advocated by the Pennsylvania
Democracy and silently opposed by the
Republicans. The voters enjoyed im
munity from the importunities of the
' -srt pwiv werKers lounging around the
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i? :t .W.-WW HUH U1DU1UULIULT UilllfllK. 'I IIAlf
w " j .i... ,.: . r vj
yicjwreu ineir oauets in secret, and no
one could tell hew they voted. Iustrue-
l , tteu or the Illiterate or blind was the
?ely interference necessarv. and this
f flvw'',y "wer officials chosen from
f'SSMte parties. The electleu officers at-
V vfteueed te their duties uuauneyed by out eut
,sMe disturbances and In a word the
yjtem was an entire success, as
.,MU f proved te be in many ether
i eases. Iu this county we had
w example of the beauties of an election
I tioaeaompapiod by rows at the polls or
.V,frlierit purchase of voters. Neither
fttifs pwt wen money than was
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THE LANCASTER DAILY
necessary te print tickets, though the
Second ward may be excepted from
this statement. With Australian ballet
reform net even money for tickets
could be used and pure elections
would be possible when closely fought, as
well as In " off years." Jx;t us continue
the struggle for ballet reform and all
honest and geed citizens musteventually
come te Its support. Then will voters
no longer be marched te the polls in
blocks of Ave and Jehn Wanamakers
wlU never again claim cabinet office as
open reward for the use of money in
elections.
The coining man Uelcs, Democratic)
governor of Iowa !
We say goed-byo te Mahone and Ferakor
and cannot wait for Thanksgiving Day te
express gratitude for their political exter
mination. Nevku mind Pennsylvania, sbe will be
all right next llnie. Loek nt Virginia,
New Yerk, New .lersey, Ohie, Iowa nnd
Massachusetts.
C'AjirnKM, Is cemlnni
Ohie we knew;
Will have him for Governer,
Vel Fernker go.
WnrN these modern days have beceme
elden times bow very ninny will seme of
our doings appear. On Tuesday the lolo lelo lole
graph Unshed ever the laud Hint the prcsl prcsl
ileut had opened the Atlanta exhibition.
He accomplished this by rising from his
chair at a cabinet meeting and gravely pro
ceeding te n telegraph Instrument, which
he touched, thereby producing iitlck In At
lanta, which tick as recognized as presi
dential and supposed In seme mystorleus
way te authorize) the opening of the exhi
bition. We are told that the cntlre cabinet
repaired te the telegraph ofllce nnd wlt
nossed the act. Several scores of ye.irn nge,
when the telegraph waijn novelty,thls por per por
fermanco might liave been very dlgnlllcd
but newndays it Is getting qutte childish.
Thore Is consolation in the knowlcdge that
there Is very much mero of this nousenso
abroad, whero certain inembcrs of royal
families seem te exlNt for no ether pur
pose. Fam:wf.m General Grubb, the state of
General McClellan needed n man of very
large calihre te shake (In Democrat!) nllrgl
ancc. Ohie and Ieun Democratic.
ictery In 1800 1
Hurrah for
It' nil very well tetnlk about building new
rallreflrt nnd new kimhl, but hew could
mm, women nnd children travel en them
without Dr. null' Cough Hjrnp? Think of It.
fender It.
"Neither n borrower nor n lender be ;" hut
tnko)eurnwn luenty-flte cente nnd go nreund
te your own ilriiRBlMn nnd buy veiumltn bot
tle ofHnlMitlen oil for your eprnin, nche and
pain.
Nevor Hots On Ilia Own Ilerae.
They tell a geed story of n man who hnsn
fondness for last horses. Ayenrer two nge he
hnd one that was mid tnbea" fl)tr,"nnd mar mar
veleous stories were told about whnt she had
done, nnd was capable of doing. Hut an Intl Intl
mate friend noticed thnt the owner of the won
derful horse never staked any meney en her.
" Why don't. you back her for ngeixl, round
sum If Klic inn de u hat you lulm slie can 7" he
asked. ' That would prove thai you had confi
dence In her, but unit is "
" Hv here," my friend," wild the ether, with
n twlnltli In'hlseve, "don't j en knew me well
cneiiKh te knew that I'm tve meitett te bet en
my own nag, espeelnlly when I feel that, she
can't come out ahead ?"
When a man knows he can accomplish what
tit. undertakes ha doesn't feel tee modest te say
se. When Mr. l'lorce put his Favorite Prescrip
tion ticfore the public as a certain remedy for
all fomale dlseiuies, with " satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded " en every bottle of It,
It proved that he had entire confidence In the
preparation. Me fell sure or Its merits, and the
testimony of thousands of women whehnvn
been cured by It of " weakness," " Irregulari
ties," and all the distressing diseases from
which their sex suffers se much, proves that
his faith was well rounded. W.TInVw
Nemntler hewadvanced In life.
Geed teeth In cither man or wife
Or mnhl are a rich irle ;
And these who would theglft preserve.
Frem KO.ODONT won't swerve.
Hheuld they ut nil be wise.
The best medlcnl writers cialm that the suc
cessful remedy for tiesnl catarrh must be non
Irritating, easy of application, and (inn that
will reach nil the remote Mires nnd ulcerated
surface. The history of the efforts te treat
catnreh during the past obllgcHitslendnilt that
only one remedy has met these conditions, nnd
that Is i:i)'s Cream Uulm. llils pleasant
remedy has mastered catarrh as nothing clse
has ever done, and both phvslclans nnd patients
freely concede, this fact. The morn distressing
symptoms yield tell. eIl-'.'wdAw.
j?ev Stale or gtcitt.
F
en h.MjK-a tohacce hweateii in
ceed condition ; ennurltv 1 nisnM will
ue sem ai oiie-iourui nciual cost. Address,
IIEUUNEIt A HAt.DE.MAN,
Executers Estnte A. Cellins, Marlstta, Pa.
e2i-trd
-AM.OHHENI) FOIt
JOHN II. MKTZLKK'H
Real Estate Catalogue
AND
- Investment Circular,
NO.O BOUTH DUKE HritEET.
ectMyd
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CECUIIE A HOME KOH YUUK FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
FOIt KALE
ON THE .MOST UIIHRAL TEltMR.
Twe-story brick dwelllng houses, lets I'JO
feet deep, en Ijiucaster avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with man
sard reef, perches In front, lets lti feet iliep, en
North Pine, between Chest nut nnd Walnut
street.
Twe-story brick dwell I tig houses with front
sards, Iren fences, let 1W feet deep, en West
Walnut, between Mary nnd Pine tercets.
TnoHttery brick dwelling houses, lets U5 feet
VI. "lefc w'i biicvi, eeiwern wnnrioite
il .uury
' streets.
Three-fclerv brick itirclllnir lmni.. inu iMf...,i
deep, w Ith all the modern linprev cments, front
sards, en West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Nev in streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Mine.
North -Mary, between Walnut and Inieii, and
lA'ineu, between Mary and Pine streets.
All thonbevo house? urn In geed order, newly
nnered, gas llxturcs In nil the rooms, vvnter In
the klti hen, nnd the cellars warranted te no-dry.
Call aud see for eurself, no trouble te show
)OU.
i-brioVKI'-uter,
nprJ-lvd.M.W.S. SM North Mary KtrceU
(ft.vcttvoietto
T7-ACATION EXCURSIONS.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
AUTraviltug Expenses Included.
DA, JAMIAHY 13, Is'ji), for a
OflANDTOUItOK H'J DAYS
THROUGH THE SOUTHERN STATES
MEXICO
CKLIFORNIH,
The eutwiird loule it vU. Ilaltlmere. Wash.
lngteu.ctiRlnniitl.Ncw OrUans, etc. The cn cn
tleo round of travel through the rjeutli and
Mexico Is iniide In n Bpeclal Train of Magnlri.
cnt Vesllbuua Pullman Palace fUrs, iuelusl "a
of Pullman Palace Dining Oir. All the leading
cities and place,, cf historic, and picturesque lii
lercst te be vlsUted, Including Qiiednlajara and
the City of Mexico (where ten dajs will be
iMsscd.) A Mi Did k' Trip aver the Mexican
Itallway. Alse a Complefe Hound of Califor
nia, with special trains returning through the
crand keen e sections of Utah, Colerado tu
I he icturn tickiUalse geed en any train until
becend Orand Tour of 82 Days through the
beuthern Htatcs.TMexIce aud CaUforula.-Me
day, February le.
A Orand Tour of 17 Da)s through tlieHoulh tlieHeulh
ern HtaUs and Mexico (emltllnj; California.)
Monday, March 10. '
California Excurtleiu. November, II; lie
eeinber,2j Januury 6,UundS0j Fibruary lOand
13 ; March 0, It) and 20.
3Send for descriptive circulars, deklcnatlni;
ivartlcular tours desired.
... , RAYMOND A WHITCOM1I,
111 fceuth NtuUi Htreet (under Centlutntal
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TXOOD-S HAMAPAItfLLA.
What is Catarrh
Catarrh Is an Inflammation or the muretu
membranes, and may affect the head, threat,
stomach, bowels or bladder. Bui catarrh of the
head It the most common, often cenilnj en no
gradually that It ban n firm held before the na
ture of the trouble Is upccUd, Catarrh U
rained by a cold, or tuccculen of cold, com
bined with
IMPURE BLOOD
Its local symptoms are a sente of fullness and
heat In the forehead, dryness In the new nnd
back part of the threat, and a dlsngrccnble dis
charge from llonefto. When the disease gains
a firm held en thesyitem, It become) chronic,
nnd Is then exceedingly dangerous nnd trench trench
ereuf, liable te develop Inte consumption. The
eyes become Inflamed and red, there Is throb
bing in the temples, ringing noire In the ears,
headache, caprlcleun appetite, und aemctlmrt
Iem of tense of smell and hearing.
HOOD'S BABBAPABDILA
Is the remedy for this ever Increasing malady.
It attacks ntonre the source of the dlseake by
purifying and enriching the bleed, which In
passing through the delicate passages of the
mucous membrane seethes and rebuilds the
tluues, giving them tendency te health Instead
of disease, and ultimately curing the affection.
At the snme time Heed's Bnrsaparllla builds up
lha whole system nnd makes one feel that he
has taken a new lease of life.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by all druggists? ft ; six for tH. Trrparcd
only by C. I.IIOOU A CO., Lewell, Maes.
100 DOSIS ONK DOLIjAII (1)
CWIFTHI'ECiriOCO.
Scrofula in Children.
"In the early part of 1887 scrofula Appeared
en the head of my little grandchild, then only
IS months old. Hherlly after breaking out (t
spread rapidly nil ever her body. The scabs
en the serei would penl off en the slightest
touch, nnd the odor that would arise would
make I he atmosphere of the room sickening
and utibenrnbln. The disease next attacked the
eves nnd we feared sue would lese nerslclit,
Eminent ph) slclans of the country wcre con-
suiicu.DUieeiiin oe nemine loreiiereuic uuie
Innocent, nnd gnvn It as their opinion, that
thn ense was honeless and impossible te save
the child's eycslclit,' II wns then that we de
cided te try Hwift's Specific (H. H. H.) That med
icine nt once made n speedy nnd complete cure.
Fer mere than n year past she has been na.
healthy as any child In the land."
Mrs. Hutu Dmiki.kv, Helmn, Kansas.
Cancer of the Nese.
In I87Sn sere apieared en my nose, nnd trcw
rapidly. As my rather had cancer, and my hus
band tiled of It, I becamealarmed and consulted
my physician. Ills treatment did no geed, nnd
the sero Krew larifcr nnd worse In overy wny,
until I wnspersuaded te InkcB. H.8.. and a few
bottles cured me. Tills was after all the doc
tors and ether medicines hnd failed 1 have
had tie return of the cancer.
Miih. M.T. MAliE.t,
Woodbury, Hall County, Texas.
Treatise en Cancer mailed free.
HWIFTHPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Oa.
e28-lyd (I)
$talacc of frtaltieu.
ALACK OF FASHION.
TO-MORROW,
WEDNESDAY, NOV.
6th.
We Will Commence a Spe
cial Sale of
BLACK LACE DRESSES !
AT THE
Pake of Fail !
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
When we will eflt-r our wliole iteck of
W-inch Cliiuitillv, Kscuiinl, Spanish
Luce Dress at prices Ufa (hail cost of
Importation.
Tlii'N) nre positively the Greatest liar
Kitina we ever ellered In that line, as you
will ut once percclve when you eenipnre
the original with (lie reduced prices.
All-Silk Chentllly linces, 43-lnuh
wide, best nnd newest patterns, former
in Ice fll, new $1.25 a ynrd ; former price
W.25, new Jl.eO u ynrd; former pi ice
$:i, new $2 n ynrd.
All-Silk lcurlul I.acc, 45-Inch wide,
former price $2.50, new $1.W) n yard ;
former price $J, new 2 it yard.
BpiuiiHli (iiiipuie, all silk, former
pikv J2.15, new $1.2.) a yard.
One remnant of hnud-rtin ISpaulsh
I.ace, former price ffl, new il a yaid ; 2J
yards in the remnant fur $11; regular
pilee weultl be $15.
All our Silk Drapery JscIh reduced te
cost price.
lUaek Fish Net, flO-inch wide, former
price $1; new "fle u yard.
Striped Spanish und Chantilly Drnp
ery Net, all silk, former price $1.2e; new
Ha ynrd.
Fancy Pattern Fish Net, nil silk,
heavy and shiwy, former price H.1K ;
new H a yard.
Spanish Drapery Net, all silk, block
pnttern, former price il.M ; new $1.20 a
yard.
All-Silk Spanish Drnpery Net, polka
dot and striped, former price H.2e; new
$1 a yard.
One tilcce of I-ini!i wide nll-ilk
Chantilly Luce l)as l'ermer iiti.usl.5U;
new $2.50 a yard.
Orenndlne Lace Dress, with ptcetedge
satin ribbon stri'ies, (he latest novelty
for cvcniiiK ilresfccs, at $.'! it yaid, In
cream and black.
Cream, Light Ultie and Pink Drupei v
Net, 56-inch wide, 75e aud $1.25 a yartl.
A full line of Veilings.
IJnng Veils, iu all colors, at 5c each.
linn-ge and Gicnndine VeiliiifjH, iu nil
colors, at 10. 15 nnd 25e a yard.
A bargain In wide l?enl Torchon
Laces nt 10c a yntd.
115 & 117 North Queen Street.
i'Untocfnvuteltlitrt (Beubo.
piALliANDBER
THE
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Hlily Candle-Light; Ilenta tUtm all.
Anether Let of Cheap Glebes for Oas and Oil
moves.
TIIB'TEIIFKCTION"
MKTALi MOULUINU and IIUI1I1EU CUbHION
Weather Strip.
Keats them all. Thlsslrtpeutwcursnll ethers.
Keeps put the eeld. hteps rutlllnc of windows.
Excludes the dust. Keeps out snow uud rain.
Auj one eau apply It no waste or dirt made In
applying lu CanbeOttcd any v here-no holes
te bore, reudy for use. I will net split, warp or
shrink a euslileu strip Is the most crfecllAt
OieHteve, Heater and lUuge Stere of "l--,AV
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
I.ANCASTKII PA.
TKHSE J0NE8 & CO.,
J.A,.fJ.1. 'J9,X1. The most beautiful line In
theUnlUJdKtatui (115 Commerce Ht..Pht!adU.
Palace of Fashion,
vrnmiuuaiM
rjffi'vf,
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INTELLIGiNOER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
Wnmntktt'B.
rHlLABMkraiA, Wednesday, Nev. 6, MM.
Wrappers and Tea Gowns.
We believe se full and per
fect an assortment has never
before been shown in this city.
There's something for the most
modest taste and
and
purse,
then up and up te as high as
almost anybody will care te go.
A full-sized dollar's worth every
time.
rtush Oewns, with shirred frenti of eon-
tnutlni mrh silks, new French RieeTes,
,vm
rrnncn m
Oewni, elegantly trimmed
with la
am
I rlhhnn irlvets. un te!7S.
Hnrsh Bilk Oewns, with faney fronts, from
Bpeelal line of Tea Oewns for menrnlng.ln
all shape. In eashmeres and surah silks,
IIO,i',tirteK7.
Afl-oel Flannel Wrappers, solid colors,
new shapes, V. . . .
Plaid and striped All-wool Flannel Te
Oewns, with contrasting cashmere front,
French Cashmere Tea Gowns, all thenaw
colors, with self and contrasting colored
fronts, flO. With contrasting fronts of
nnnaurahillk,tl0,l2,tl5,upte7.
Fine Cashmere Tea Oewns, with new striped
sura 11, lis.
Illack Cashmere
Tea Oewns, cashmere
rrent, 87S,I10,12.
inminftA Unlltn.1 Wi
.lapancse Quilted Wrappers, $9, 1 IS.
Flannel Wrappers, stripes and plaids, 17,
SllfiO.
Flannel Wrappers, plain colors, M.
Klder-Uewn wrappers, J9.
Htechlnct Htrlped wrappers, tt.
Illanket Wrappers, JO.
French Flannel Wrappers, M te (12.
Shcend fleer, ever Che sUiut street middle en
trance. Wc step by here and there a
Dress Goods counter and point
out something of interest te
every woman. Very likely
the thousand stuffs that get no
word are just as worthy. Yeu
must take them for granted.
Te-day we held up a half dozen
think of a hundred behind
each.
Neat 4e-inch Silk Stripes in
treusering styles (for whole
suits) that were made te sell at
$1 arc new 85c
50-inch Novelty Stripes in a
dozen colors go tefti.2"; ; meant
te be $1.75.
44-inch Illuminated Knicker
bocker Camel Hair Plaid, im
ported te sell at $1.75, is new
$1-25;
48-inch Camel Hair Serge,
with solid camel hair border,
imported te sell at $2.50, gees
te $2.
42-inch Silk-and-Weel
Stripes, imported te sell at
$1.75, go te $1.25.
$16.50 French Robes, with
Persian Van Dyke borders,
$12.50.
Bagdad Curtains fi6 each !
That's word enough for any
one who knows the rugged
beauty of the things. Only a
little time back they were mere
than double that.
Chenille Table Cevers :
Chenille Cevers, 1 ynrd square, C0c.
Clienllle Cevers, IU jard square, J12e.
Clienllle Cevers, lJijnrd square, SI M.
Chenllle Cevers, 2 ards square, f.1, $3 75.
Clienllle Cevers, ?Hx2 yards, SI 75.
Chenille Cevers, 3x2 ards, 55 and Je 76,
Hecend fleer, north of Transept. Four elc elc
aters. "Just what I want, but I'd
rather leek in a regular fur
store first." Well that's geed !
Heaps of fur things from ceney
te sable all around, and just
ever her head two or three
times the biggest and fullest
fur workrooms in town !
Oh, no ; our Fur business
doesn't step with selling Shoul
der Capes. That is only the
beginning Showers of all the
little Furs going out all the
time, in spite of the weather
bear boas and muffs, fancy:
trimmings of every sort, driv
ing goods, wristlets, and what
the children need.
We make any garment you
wish in Seal or Marten, or any
fur you say ; and nothing extra
because it's te order.
hecend fleer, Chestnut street side,
ters.
Feureleva-
Ready-made warm Colored
Skirts for about half the cost
of the stuff some of them.
Only machinery and handling
them in big lets make it possi
ble te put se much fancy work
en the little-priced Skirts and
still leave the little price.
Cloth8lilrl,7JetuSI2.'..
Italian Cleth, iiiilltcd.il tet2M.
Mohair, quilted and plain, r.' 25 te f& 25.
Italian Cleth, satin bottom, 2 K teta 50.
Knet Hklrts, IVic te S2 M.
Down and the like up te $12.
Complete line of Canten Flan
nel Drawers from 50c
hecend lioer, first gallery, Juniper street side.
Jehn Wanamaker,
CTrtX'vrte.
VyANTlUJ I
WANTED I
-THE
LANCASTER CARPET HOUSE
las wuitKJi E.N that are WAITED Every.
wherein I.A.NCAbTEH nnd even
in
1'iULA-
DEl.l'llIA I
COPY OF TELEOUAMH :
Pilll.APCi.l-lilA, Oct. 5.
" Ite sure te conic te lay my carpets
L.D.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 0.
'De net fall te lay my Carpet. Will pay all
expense. ML'snlxVE YOU." D.E.
OA ItPETS bold. Cleaned and Uelald.
C'UHTAIXHH.tld and Draped.
SHADES from licst Grades te CheaieM.
CUllfAIN POLES, With Trimmings, 2Se.
ONEPItK'K!
Ground Fleer 1 :
IUGHTPIUCEI
Personal Attention 1
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
auttfU-lyd
rii,Li:us neuAX heap wii.i,
lii. Cluihisuud every article under the
ASH
sun.
in KNUY WOLF,
FURNITURE. STORE,
has removed te 136 Kast Klne street, having a
full line of Furniture of every description at the
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at-
iruueu iu, tun utm csamiiieourcueus.
au-trati , wolf. I3B East K
t-lne Street.
Ws&zXwX&R
911 .
'r t T,
Bargains,
Bargains,
Bargains.
tl UNDKRWEAn at II 00.
II 00 UNDERWEAR atTSc.
7te UNDERWEAR at 80c.
BOe UNDERWEAR atJ7HC
$15 00 PLUSH JACKETS, $13 00.
tea oe flush coats, sas oe.
17 00 STOCKINETTE JACKETS, tt 00.
It 00 HENRIETTA, 75c
24-INCO BLACK BILK, 7&c and. II 00.
76c BLACK CASnMERE, 50c.
60C TRICOT CLOTHS, 87HC
75c and 11 00 KID OLOVES at SOc and 75c.
50c and 75e CORSETS atS7Hc and We.
BEST EIDERDOWN, $7c.
SOc and 75c WHITE SHIRTS, 37c and 50c.
BEST CORDUROY, 50c
AND DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE SO THAT
YOUOETTOTHE RIOHTPLACE.
LANCASTER, PA.
Charles Stamm's
N
EW BOSTON STORE.
OO TO THE
24 Centre Square,
-FOR-
BARGAINS !
We bring you geed eheer by assisting you te
re money, ffew don't misunderstand us.
save meiiev: New don't misunderstand us.
We don't mean that you are extravagant net
nt nil but we de mean nnd say you make a
mistake If you think you can buy Just ai cheap
at any ether store.
OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT 1
OUR QUALITIES CAN'T BE EQUALED I
TnE BEST OF EVERYTHING AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
REMEMBER THE PLACE. IT WILL
PAT YOU.
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Is the Place te Ge If Yeu Care teSare Meney.
-WE OFFER-
Extraordinary Bargains
IN
BLACK SILKS, SHAWLS,
PLUSHES, SATINS,
VELVETS, CLOTHS,
CAbllMERES, SEKQES,
HENRIETTAS, SURAHS,
PER6I4N SILKS,
RIBBONS, SURAH SILKS,
CORSETS, HOSIERY,
GLOVE1,
HANDKERCHIEFS, BUSTLES.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
KUCHINOS, COLLARS,
CUFFS, Ac. 4c.
Plush Coats and Jackets.
Best Machine Thread at 4c a spool.
500 Yards Spools of Thread at Se each.
Best bevrlng Silk nt la a spool.
Steel Dressing Combs at 10c each.
Fine Fins at 2c a paper.
Fine Toilet Soaps at 5c apiece.
Walcbene Waist Stays at 6c te 10c a dozen.
Dress Shields nt 5e te ISc a pair.
Best Skirt Braid at c a piece.
Heeks and Eyes en tapes.
Hair Crimps, Hair Brushes, Combs, Teeth
Brushes, Jewelry, &c, &c, Ac
Ladles' and Children's Fait Black Hese at Be
a pair.
WE ARE HAVING STIRRING TIMES HERE.
OUR BARGAINS DO IT.
J. Harry Stamm,
hi tan Street,
HI ML
NEWBOSTON STOE
24 Centre Square,
6, 1980
r'
jsi
ClWlWlMlP
M
WtCHANTTAtLOa
-THE WAY WE
Mc'chant Tailoring Business
Onr Goods art llarktl In Plain Figures, te lfi
ONE PRICE TO HLL
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES te be a low for similar qualities of materials nnd tha i
exrll nee of workmanship as can be. found anywhere.
. "KFEOTION OF FiT-Yeu can run tic risk
iuMM'k..iiM.uii iii tm nufc cfuiuiuie vj us in
49-The work we de speaks for Ibrclf.
ROBT.H.
Merchant Tailor,
LANCASTER, PA.
Patch.
H.
RH0AD8 A SON.
OUR WATCHES.
Fer years our Watches have led In this
nne quality at prices mat astenlsb buyers.
mall sizes and a variety of styles of
Diamond Set Cases. In Gent's Watches,
gram.
The new styles of Mexican Onyx Cleclts and Decorated Marble, quarter or hfl
Deur strike, make bandseinc additions te
)&Rcpalring of complicated Watches, Musical Bexes, Clocks and Jewelry.
H. Z. RHOADS & SO:
Ne. 4 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
fgOOttt rttt& gltOC0.
B
AROAINS.
VISIT
STACK HO USE'S
This Week
FOR BIO BARGAINS IN
Beets & Shoes.
A Full Line of the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
The Best Beet Made. Cull and see them.
D P. STACKH0USE,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER, VA.
FOR IlOUOIt WEAR AND ROUOH
WEATHER!
Best Shoes Made !
Fer Men's Fall and Winter Weer.
Heavy v eight upper?, heavy weight
soles te match. In Puritan calf, Eng
lish grain, nnd genuine Porpoise leathers.
Veal Calf Shoes, strongly made nnd
nicely finished with heavy tap soles, ut
f 1.75 and $2. Always " square " for
wear.
Pelice and Draymen's Bals, with
either Scotch or triple sole bottoms.
Nothing but solid leather aud the best
kind of Bliecmaking in the bargain. Try
them, aud you'll waut them again.
A shoe for the weather that'll be here
by and by our $3 Police Bal; warranted
genuine calf uppers heavy, and of an
excellent grade. Made right in every
way. If they don't wear right, see us
later. And still another Police IJal the
best that money buys the strongest
that's made. A Ne. 1 Calf Uppers
winter welghtwlth triple soles. $4.50
buysthcni. Known as the New Yerk
City Pelice Bal.
Genuiue Porpoise Bnls are great shoes
for winter wear. The maker warrants
these, "made of genuine Cape Hetterus
Porpoise Skin, tunned iu ltsewu blubber
oil rendering it soft and pliable ; is im-
Etrvieus te moisture, as it has neither
air cells ner sweat glands. Inserted
between the lining aud the upper, nud
between the outer and inner soles, is a
strong, firm, oiled canvas lining, which,
in addition te undoubted waterproof
qualities ei tue sieck rentiers tue suee
positively impervious te dampness or
moisture of any kind. It is the tough
est known leather manufactured." The
price of them does net hit the purse
hard, either. They're $3.50 a pair.
Thoy're sewed shoes; have perfectly
smooth Inner soles no tacks or nails te
hurt the feet. Won't rip. Try them.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter, Pa.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
nun sraE
-FOR-
LITTLE MONEY.
I have Just recehed n Line of MEN'S
PATENT LEATHER SHOES, made ever the
Latest New Yerk Square Toe Last, with I in
proved Tips, and Latest Style Uppers of Ooze
Calf, making a beautiful contrast and ery sty
lish shoe for Dress, Parties, Balls nud all kinds
of light uses; they hae all the appearance of
(600, 700 nnd tSOO shoes, and If boughtelse beughtelse boughtelse
where would cost il 00 or f.' 00 mero than what
I am selllni; them for.
I haethem In Lace and Congress In different
widths ; they can be seen In Ijirge Window,
with price nttached.
Hae also recehed a Ijirge Line of Men's,
Bey's and Youths' PATENT LEATHER OX
FORDS, used for same purposes as Men's Shoes.
Men's, 12 00 per pair; Bey's, tl W ; and Youths'
II 15. Can he sci n In targu Window,
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Ohas. H.Frey,
(Succeser te FRF.Y A ECKEI1T) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 8 A 8 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, I'A.
4tore closed every eenlugntC o'clock, ex.
cepl Monday and buturday.
ARE DOING THE
In this particular, as we shall net ask our patfJ
any way, ,
PIERCE,
65 North Queen 8
nUtf
community. We have special styles
Ladies' American Watches, treld.
engraving and ornamentation, includit
flue nickel movements and cases te menl
parlor or library.
favfenmvc.
TXARDWARE I
HARDWARE
GREAT ATTRACTIONS I
AT
Marshall & Rengier's
B A 11 SOUTH QUEEN 6.T.
Steves, Heaters and Range!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The Largest Assortment of QUNS aud RIFLE
in me uuy.
TINWARE, CEDARWARE , CUTLERY, 41
FODDER YARN,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS nnd BUILDING Ml
TEUIAL.
ROYALMIXED PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHf
ami WHITE LEAD.
49A Full Line of General Ilardnare.Tsf
MARSHALL & REN6IER,
NOS. 0 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN
KTREE
febS-lvd I
T
IIC NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY HOT-AIR FURNACE lis
4een In ue In this town nnd county for twelvl
years. Ills no experiment. The people whl
have them take great pleasure In recommend
lng them te their friends, We refer, by pe
mission, te tuc rouewing :
H. H. Spencer, Lancaster, Pa.
J. II. ltathren, Lancaster, Pa.
E. T. Fralm, Lancaster, Pa.
D. S. Ilurslt, Lancaster, I'n.
Allen Guthrie, Inncastcr, Pa.
Jehn A. Cele. Lancaster, Pa.
Henry Gerhart, Lancaster, Pn.
W. 1. Cummlngs, Lancaster, Pa.
Geerce Bchaetfcr. I Jincaster. Pa.
St. Jehn's Episcopal Parsonage, Laucaster, Pas
Rev. II. A. IlrlckciiHtcIn, Lltltr, Pa. 4
i.evi uress. nensviii", ra.
Mrs Mat. Hetnttsh, Lancaster, Pa.
Dr. B. F. llerr, Mlllersvllle. Pa.
Geerge Lutz, Lancaster, I'a.
C. II. Lcfevre, Lnncnster, Pa.
Mrs. Anna C. Stnmm, Lancaster, Pa.
J. O. Willcox, Lancaster, Pa.
M ers A ltathren, Lancaster, l'u.
Presbyterian Church, Lancaster, Pa.
llcv. J. P. Stein, Lancaster, Pa.
Thes. Wiley, Lancaster, Pa.
Menne Wcnger, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn Ilehman, I.ancn.tcr, l'a,
Charles .Martin, Lancaster, Pa.
McUIn 11. ltathfen, Lancaster, Pa.
St. Jehn's Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa
St. Paul's Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Frederick Ilecfel, Lancaster, Pa.
Christian GItllch, Lancaster, Pa.
D, B. Lnndls, Lancaster, Pn.
James C. Gable, ljincastcr, Pa.
D. P. Stackhouse, Ijtncnster, Pa.
English Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Edward Znhm, I-minister, I'a.
G. Edw. Hecener, Lancaster, Pa.
J. W. Lewell, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob II. Laudls, MIIIersllle,Pa.
Baptist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Atglcu, I'a.
Isaac fctlrk, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn H Rosier, Lancaster, Pa.
Reformed Church, Willow Street, Pa.
Geerge Russ, ljincastcr. Pa.
Jehn M. Da, hlseu, Lancaster, Pn.
.Ien's Luthcrnn Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob Ib Ilrubaker, ltohrerstewn,Pu.
Vel. Wcrkhelscr, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn L. Miller, Laucnster, Pa.
Chas. Bates, Lancaster, Pa.
Henry Huiulel, Lnncnster, Pa.
Fred Banker, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn Itege.Jr., Lancaster, Pa.
II. M. Zeek, Lancaster, Pa.
Jno. C. Dlnan, Lnncnster, Pa.
I-cermnl Eckert, Lancaster, Pa.
J. W. Markley. Lancaster, Pa.
Adam L. Iindls, Wltmer, Pa.
Chas. Gctz. Lancaster, Pa.
Sam'l Vnndersnul, Lancaster, Pa.
Marcus Klrchner, Lancaster, Pa.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
40 AND X'i NORTH QUEEN ST.
lcmr.
EVAN A hON'S.
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
ilmlu-cUrte.
TTM BltELLA HEADQUARTERS.
UMBRELLAS!
iLll Grades
Lewest Prices
AT
THE MAKERS.
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
11 EAST KING STREET.
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