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THE LANCASTER PAIL? INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1889.
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CHARLES 6TEINM A? FOLT, lVtlh.is.
ROBERT CLARK, Publisher.
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""JKbiiwi, THE niTELUOENCElt;
Lancaster, P.
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LAW0A8TEB, PA.,. November 18, 1889.
jfffat Is Needed.
Mr. IhUlman wrote te the Bnndntina
eiul 6f Leavenworth, Kansas, upon tlie
occasion of it celebrating lestWednc b Jny
bis seventy-sixth birthday : " It Is new
ever sixty years since I made my first
Democratic speech, and ever slnce then
1 have without faltering given the bet
f support of which I was capnble te our
noble cause. I thought It was a geed
cause when I first speke. I think se
yet when the shadows of life nre dark
ening around me, nud I shall no doubt
think se when I am called te my final
account. Allew me te congratulate you
en your brightening prospects, and te
remind you that the Democratic parly
Is the natural party of free Institutions,
and that as long as liberty shall exist In
America it cannot die."
Mr. Thurmau's sixty years efiiiiMiflsh
nud intelligent devotion te tliescrvlra of
the Democratic party and the free insti
tutions which lie declares te be Its mis
sion te establish and protect a devotion
which has long earned for him the first
place in the consideration of the Democ
racy of tlie country allbnls n lesion te
these who aim te become leaders of the
party, which they will profit by study
ing, lie is an example te be copied.
We maintain thai the rank nnd file of
the Democratic party Is mero indepen
dent in its thought and mere di)escd
te demand and reward virtue In its
leaders than the parly In opposition te
it has been j at least slnce the day when
n rag, tag and bobtail of men lmve led
the fragments of parties and people that
succeeded the Whig party as the Dem
ocratic opposition; nnd Allen O. Tlmr
man is a man te wliem we point in illus
tration. lie has had n llfe of sixty years in
service te ills party nnd Ills country, and
in all this time has done nothing dis
honorable; and he Is tlie parly's prime
favorite lit this ilny. JInd lie the vigor
of younger years, lie leader would dis
pute his command. He has net been a
self-seeker. He has uetbccnasuppliuut
supplier of offices te hungry seekers, tie
has always been a simple, straightfor
ward, honest defender of the political
principles that he considered te lie sound,
and an earnest and s'cady advocate of
the political party that he believed te
be their true defender. Who has ever
heard of him as the Instigator of parly
dissension for his aggrandizement V
Though he has nlways lived in the most
turbulent political state In the country
and one where the Democratic party bus
been very illy treated jby time-serving,
selfish and even corrupt men, who
sought te ue Its power, Mr. Thnrinan
has lived through their machination?
nnd ; survived such uoclatlens with
no one te say that lie was asselkd
by them or that he was ever ether than
the sturdy friend of honest ollti ellti
eal method-) and the devoted ser
vaut of tlie pirest political truths.
He has Hufi'crci! with his party
from the leprosy of leaders, but
he has never profited by It; and
new that old age has come te seal his
career, it stands as a beautiful exaui;
pie of the conduct that wins demo
cratic revcrcuca nuu love; anil in a,
warning te the practical politicians of
the day who think that they can find
in devious ways of self Becking aud In
envious detraction of their betters, a way
te establish their lead of tlie Democratic
host. It cannot be done In any such
way. The man who wants te be a
Democratic leader for mere than a day
must show that he thinks mere of Demo
cratic principles and of the Democratic
party than lie docs of himself; or .70
will have none of him.
As we have said It docs net seem te be
se with tlie opposition party. It t-ccms
that with it leadership may lxs wen In
foxy and fraudulent ways, and
maintained by the distribution of
plunder and the piostltutieu of
power, purely Pennsylvania other
wise would net have been se long
Republican under leaders se notoriously
corrupt aud unworthy ; and who have
new come te be national leaders. And
where is there a Republican Tlittrmau !
We are moved te say thee things
te-day became we nre evidently
en the threshold of a complete
Democratic eontiel of the country;
and becauMt we want te t-ee Penn
sylvania Democrats start out in the
triumphal precession. It is a polble
accomplishment ; but te reach it
there needs te be mere of self
sacrifice and less of envy than
the Democratic politicians of tlie state
have lately shown a disposition for. Evi
dently there is no Democratic louleref
conceded preeminence in Pennsyl
vania te-day ; and net a very hopeful
variety te select one from. We will need
te get along without one for a while,
which we can de very well in a party
wnere tlie voters are tlie reul leaders.
We are about te nominate a caudldate
for governor, and Uiut we need
te de is te select the strongest man;
and what the politicians need
te de is te reek tlie opinion
of the party upon that question
with assiduity and te accept it with
equanimity. With n sixty thousand
majority te break down, it is net prob
able that there will be many capable
candidates priBslngthemselvesupeu the
party; und there ought te be a
fair chance efi'ered te select the
very strongest man, aud te command for
him harmonious suppeit. What is
needed is the surrender of prejudice, the
OJiiMicriuK of Jealousy aud the birth aud
growth of an earnest desire, all around
te put the best feet forward in a Mngle
aim for the glory und success of the
party.
A Chance for the " (Jrenlcst Statesman."
If Mr. Ulalne does net seen de some
thing brllllaut it will net be for want of
opportunity. The Canadian, Samoan
and Huytlen troubles, thedUtuibawes
in Hawaii, tholSehring Fea snail and
the mysterious Pan Americau eengiess
ull seem te furnish nlav for his irunluH.
and new comes a petition from injured
American citizens w hlehw euld certainly
make his bleed bell ever iu sympathetic
wrath if lie were out of office. The je je
tltlen is for the prompt payment of
thrce million dollars which the slguers,
cltUeusef 'ew Yerk, Philadelphia aud
I let en, claim te have lest by the burn
ing of Asplnwall by the mob in the
spring of S3. The petitioners allege
that the United Stale hnd gun ranteed
the safety of tourists en the llumus uy
ft treaty with Colombia, 'iliey hsk
whether they are te leek te the Tnlled
States of America or Colombia for re
dress, and suggest that the former Is
responsible 1jecmiq an American war
ship lay near the scene and might hac
prevented the burning of the city. A
commission of representatives of both
countries Is asked for te settle the mat
ter, aud the petition cencludes: "Who Is
the statesman who wilt make his name
illustrious by teeing these ceple
righted V Therefore, te Hen. James O.
Illaine, secretary of state, the 'greatest
of living American statesmen,' de we
appeal for the enforcement of our
rights."
Tills appeal lenrs a large number of
signatures, among them the Pacific
Mall steamship company nun 1110 rona rena
ma Railroad company. The readiness
te fix the rcsiKinslblllty en wealthy
Unde Sam rather than peer lltt'e
Colombia Is quite natural In view of the
small probability that tlie latter would
ever pay the bill.
In fact tlie document nppcars te
nnienut te a request that the " greatest
of living statesmen " will hand ever
three million dollars of that annoying
surplus as evidence that he Is worthy of
the llettcry efiercd. Moumvlille tlie
rumor comes from Kutejkj that If this
"greatest slatCHinan" does net step
lively in the Samenn business Illsmarck
will find means te wake him up.
m m
Am. tlie gre.it ecaan rneers oxceptlng tlie
City of P.irls, nre le he glven mero or less
of 11 rest (luring tlie winter, but tlie City of
New Yerk will only tnke n few weeks
holiday ut CliristiiuiH. " It will be the first
Instance of e'eiin racers belnn sent across
Hi reuglmnt tlie cold term, nnd tlie rival lines
nre net slew In saying Hint nslde from tlie
doubt ns te whether it will piy tliciewlll
be great danger and possible disaster In
navlgntlng snub speedy eralis in tempestu
ous wentlier."
Tin: Lisben correspondent oflhe " Jit
dependence llftye," telegraphs Hi it Portu Pertu
gese public opinion Is In nympatliy with
the loveltitlonl'ts of Ilrnrll, nnd Hint tliere
nre mero impossible llilngs than lliu en
actment of similar events In Portugal.
When Portugal becomes 11 repuhllr, It
will be high tlme for all crowned bends te
grew auxieiiH.
Tin: American association for llie study
ntul cure of inebriety Is new In Mission nt
Ilurllngteii, X J. .Slnce tlie formation of
thin association In 1870, ever filly liespltnts
for inebriates lmve been established in
America. Tliore are about twonly-IUe
hospitals where most of tlie canes consid
ered Incurable nre taken. Many of these
cases appear heKiless and yet about feity
pcroent. of them nie found quite loniperato
hIx or elght years alter discharge fiein tlie
hospitals. Tliey hne benn victims of the
iHsibise for from fie te thirty years, nnd
present the met complex physical und
mental degradation.
At present tlie chief product of llrall is
new a and koiiie great New Yeik paper
should offer n piie for the first and best
explanation of what It nil means.
lr tbeie should be civil war hi Uracil and
a blockade that would drive up the prices
of rubber hoes nud rotVeo Just us winter
epciiB, the new republic will net be very
cordially woleomed by this nation. I'or I'er
tiiniitely llrazll deems te be icvehlng
gently.
CoMlilNATte.NH eenilmic. The latcfct tHthe
Pedernl .Steel company thus outlined in a
dispatch from Cleveland: Tlie capital
uteck will be 12.000,000. Ofthls 0,110,0(0
will reprubeiit tlie vulue of the leal ostate,
buildings, machinery nnd goodwill of the
absorbed companies. It miy be that net
mero than 81,003,000 will be needed as
working capital nud for buying the plants
which owners will net exclmiigu for stock.
Is the current number of the Mngalne
of American History there Is a sketch of
Oliver Pollock, who furnished the fuudu
for the conquest of the Illinois ceui'try in
1778. This pnssage refers te General Hand,
of Lancaster : " Patrick Ilenry In his
prlvate instructions te General Clark
clesed his letter with these werds: ' Yeu are
te apply loOenorul Hand for powder and
lead neecessary for this expedition,' Pol
lock, it is slid, gave Heme seventy theusind
dollars te secure the success of the expedi
tion, nnd it was never refunded, ' yet
this llebcrt Merris of the West, Is almost
unknown In history.' Rebert Merris
hlmselt has never received half his share
of gbny among the Itnvolutleunry patriots
and even his own statu passed him by
when cheesing subjects for statues In the
hull of the capilel. "
Or plain, or beautiful, the hlla,
Neliuly can nirenl te unillc,
Utile her teeth aie lll.e thesnuu ;
And If h fall In thin,
And can't utrerU te miiIIe or Ulss,
She uiut uae SOZODOXT, t trew.
lfu woman would inatiiUibi her line com
plexion, klieuiust anticipate nil pimples ami
hella, the outeeioo of hud bleed, by ttieearlv
ami fittiuent ute of I.jxuder, tlm great bleed
purifier.
"I here 1 nothing mere hnrien Ing te the yin
patheilc mind than te hear a crj lug biby. Dr.
Ilull'i lluby rtyrnp will give you Imtant relief
te the little nulleier. I'er ale ut ulldru stores.
Price lij cunts.
WlIPN everjthlnt; 1m! f.ilU, Dr. Sage's Ca
turrli Itemed) cures 60 cents, In druu'LUts,
M.TUJLW
iAHTi:ifii urru: i.ivi:u pili.s.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE
Blek Henditche and relieve all the tumbles Inci
dent, te a bilious state of the sj slim, such nx
Dlzrliu-sv, Nausea, Dreustness, Distress after
Katliii;, l'alu In the Hide, ,te. W hlle thilr most
remurUable sucet s has been sheu n In eurlin;
sick:
llenilnihe, jet CAUTnil'S l.tlTI.i: LIVIMl
I'll.l.H are eiually Miluable In C'enstliatluii,
curlin; and preventing this uunejlni; com.
iilnlnl, while they also correct all dlaordersef
iheMeinuch, stliiiuUte the ller und regulate
thebeHels. i:cn If theyenl cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almeu priceless te these
uliu suiter from this distressing eeiiipUlut;
but fortunately their uoedixs dots net end
here.und thee who once try them 1llilnd
these little pills uluabIelnseiuany an thai
thevwlll net I ullllng te deulthuul them,
llutuftcr ull sick head
ACHE
U the bane of te many lives Hint here I-. here
e make our treat beust. UurpUUeureii Mhlie
ethers de net,:
UAltTKH'H LITTLi: LIVKK I'll.I.Snre ery
tmulluud cry iuy te take. One or tue pills
mukoudete. Thcj ure strictly eeelableund
de net crliw pr purse, but by tlufr gentle ac
tion please all who iisethem. In lalsat 'iicts:
fleferSl. Sield uirj where or sent by mull.
CAHTKlt MEDICINE CO., N KV VOHIC.
Small Pill. Small Dese. Small Price.
uunrS-lydeed
Slcttttetrii.
IUN'rALItOOJIH.
R. D. McCASKEY, Dentist.
GllAUUArf J.N DCNTISIIII AMI A.N.LsniMICS.
Onicennd llesldence,
bOUTIIEAST COlt. OltANOi: AND NullTJI
qukkn arnuurw.
I'reuipt AtUutlen. C'harces Itcatenuhle.
All Werk Wurrunted.
1101-114-8 a. in. te p. m. Week l)ay.
ICLiJ-OUlJAW
Xtlrmnmn Iter's.
rjttt.Anri.l'iitA, Monday, Nev, H, IW).
These are the days in which
you should go ever the house,
, Every suction of every de
partment is full of interest,
amusement, instruction. Yeu
cannot afford te miss any of the
Holiday stocks and all the
stocks arc Holiday stocks, even
the most prosaic and staple.
Ne odds hew little you hear of
a thing going' for anywhere else
iu hnvn, you arc almost sure te
find the same thing here for as
tulle or less.
Take Dress Robes. We hear
of some with the prices cut in
half. Precisely the same styles
and qualities have been going
ever our counters at $l less
than the " half" prices.
Here's the Rebe situation in
a nutshell : The largest assort
ment of Paris Robes at the lowest
prices is under this reef That
will continue te be the situation.
Prices have been very inter
esting. We make them mere
se, like this ;
llOItehes for 80
t!2 Itel.es ferM
fISHehc forde
tlSIlebes fertli
MMtoliesforll'i
tJUtebcsfurlM
Ml ltiil.es fur S J)
IKHolKsferJii
flillebes ferKi
Among them you'll find every
style comprised in the fash
ionable materials of this season.
Mostly en serge grounds :
some with strli.es
sonic wltli plaid panels
01110 with llewersuud leaf design
si 11 no with side hands
Velvet effects, silk-and-voel
effects precisely the same sorts
your mind is en.
Yeu can de your present
picking ahead of the Holiday
rush.
Heuthwesl of centre.
Heeks have prolonged their
right flank and for the first
time are securely entrenched
en the centre aisle. The Cre
tonnes surrendered their coun
ter north centre and will be
housed and cared for by neigh
boring cottons until restored te
their rightful place again.
Meantime Calendars, Booklets,
Christmas Cards, and the thou
sand Holiday novelties that
attach te Heeks arc displayed
as never before. Yeu can leek,
study, and buy at your ease
until the Christmas crowd
comes.
Our own Calendars, Thack
eray and Dickens, are ready.
Five years since we began sup
plying daily thoughts from these
great masters of English fiction.
The mines are net half worked
out. 50 cents, by mail 75 cents.
There arc fifty ether sorts of
Calenders.
Thirteenth street side.
One' flight down from the
main fleer is the Tey Depart
ment. It occupies 16,700 square
feet. The Tey prices vary from
1 cent te $i,Soe. Tiny little
dells for a cent, and 100,000
brothers and sisters, some for
$125. The highest cost toy is
an Orchestrien at $ 1, Soe. Yeu
wouldn't believe that a machine
could make such music. As
you listen te William Tell, the
Stabat Mater, erTraumerei you
almost ask, Where is Theodere
Themas ? Is the orchestra con
cealed ? Hut it is a splendid
toy all the same.
The Tey Department is
Wonderland.
Ilateiuent, northeast of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker,
A'uvw.
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TlUllS.
We LEKD
IN--
CHOICEFURS.
Ne. 39 West King Street.
81UUSK1N COATS AM) JAOICCTS ON
HANuouMAiUTeouni:uAsuintei).
fllOICP. VAUIKTY OK
AND MlFltS.
CAI'IiS, 8T01.KS
e?tl-?iud
r 001c ii' yei-ji pur.ar..vrti i:.uti.v.
LAHQi: DISPLAY OP
HOLIDAY GOODS!
A WOKD TOLA 1)1123 1
lie er) careful In (electing yaurKl Its. Don't
nllim'jeiiraclf te be taken in by kheddj kihkN
and heddy price, 'they won't weur and ou
will be kerry If j en mircuakp them.
UOOIt (lUALin AND KKASONAIILP.
ritlL'i-XfeliHtuI luhaml with u,uud ueulll
b'uaruntu M le, durablllt v unit fit.
OurktockieinprlkCM LADIHS'M:AI.COAlH,
PINK L'Al'IX, MPPPK llOASuud PL'Jt I UI.M.
YOUNG Mi:N, AITKNTION I
A iilee.ktjllkliHATercrMxlqtuilitrnt a fair
price Ii u hat ) ou are looking ler. Thiel; of It.
A tliieDlthSPUUMIKPIlAl' for SI W; an
extra line one one for fiW. We KUiimnl.'OtlH-Mi
Hutu te be a i;oed uny Huts jeu cr heuelil
for t: and ft,
JIA'I"s or every description for euui; and
old.
.MEN'S pini: n'it, ItOIlIX. CLOVES,
TUL'NKH AND TItAVELINU llAOs. t-
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
0t ttrtb $ltee.
J-AIU1AINH,
m VISIT
STACKHOUSE'S
This -Week
FOlt lilO HAltrJAINH IN
Beets &Shoes.
A full Line of the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
Th Hest Beet Mede, Call and tee them.
D P. STACKH0USE,
N03.28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCABTEIt, PA.
npiCKKD HHOE-S-HtOM 1IE9T MAKERS!
D010la.il Slees!
Fer MIhcm1 mill Clilltlrcn's wear ;
stout, plump grade, warranted very
durable. Oraln, Pebble or Kid. Ne
cheaper Rhecs, measured by their wear
ing qualities, nre mutlc. Ve rest our
reputation as shoe dealers en the merits
of these makera, convinced that if fair
trlul be given they'll net be found want
ing. Net 11 tithe of shoddy material h
used in their making, but en the con
trary, tlie best adapted for tlie wet, soggy
and muddy days experienced the past
ueelt, keeping moisture out, and caus
ing shoes te retain their shaiic. These
shoes lmve genuine Gout Dongola
Leather Upper, and In comparing
prices, should net be confounded with
these quoted for cheap sheepskin Imita
tiens.
Misses', in common sense, Fqtmre and
opera tees, beautiful styles, fitting neatly
and closely us may lie desired, iu Ilrlght
l'ebuie or tient Dongeiii, neeis or spring
heels, $1.C0, $1.75, $2.00. Tlie trimming,
making and finishing will licar the
closest scrutiny. Net mi evidence of
slight in them anywhere.
imitation kids, unusually geed grades,
at $1.00 nnd fcl.'-ij. Loek te be higher
priced shoes, and often sell for mere
money elsewhere.
Children's Shoes, spring heel and heel,
sizes 8 te 10J, 7Cc te il.CO.
C'iiilds' Khecs, sies I te "X, Inclusive,
)( te $1.00.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 NeiiTir Qi'ekn STiiErrr, Lanuas-
TKIl, 1'A.
r EVAN A KON'H.
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
ilmtivHWie.
TT.MI1UELLA HEADtiUAItTEIW.
OUR OUA RANTEED
UMBRELLA!
"THE CONESTOGA"
TAKES THE LEAD.
Ask for It.
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN.
1 l EAST KIN(i STltEET.
eMind
av jTialc or 4"tiMtt.
ITUllt SALK-A TOIIACCO HWEATEll IN
1 feed eoiidltleu; cipiclty I.' ciih; will
be Kld at oue-fourth actual eL Addren,
HEUENKIt A. 1IALDE.M AN.
Executen Iitatc A. Cellins, MarletUi, P.i.
eVJ tfd
tLCUUE A DOME I'Olt UUll PA.MIL.
Secure a Heme for Your Family,
ren salk
ON THi: MOST MUnUAL- TKItMS.
Two-tery brick dwelllnsr hennei, let 120
feet decrs en Uuirsister u senile, between Wal
nut und I.emen street.
Two-Htery brick duelling homes with man
Bard riKif. Mrehe In fienl, lets US feet deep, en
North Pine, betMeeu CheHtuut und Walnut
ktrvet.
Two-xtery brick ilwelllnr: houses with fient
yuriN, Iren feneen, leU 150 fivt deep, en Went
walnut, between .Mary and l'lnekereets,
Two-lery brick dwelllni; heiikex, let 115 feet
deep, en ist I.emen ktrcet, btrcn Churlette
and .Mary H rents.
Tliree-tery brick dwelllniheue, leU ISO feet
deep, with alt the modern Improvement, trout
jimUjOn Wet Clietnut tr.et, between l'ine
und Neln treeU.
Alse houteten East Walnut, North Lime,
North Mary, betu ecu Walnut nnd I.emen, unci
l'inen, between Mary and Pine street.
All theabee house are In geed erdir, newly
papi-red, gas llxtures In all the rooms, wnter hi
Hie klteheu, and the cellar w arninted te be dry.
Cull and sew for jeursclf, no trouble te khevr
jeu.
JNO. P. OUIEL, !..,,
JAt-MIIUHIEL, 'fMecutnr.
aprtiJ-ljd.M.W.S. Sii North Mary Street.
liluaic.
J-VONT M
Iish IT I
RARE BARGAINS.
A Grand Dlsplav of the Most Popular and
)let Hilluble
Pianos and Organs
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
All should examine tlicm, for sooner or later
you will wuut one, und one that will glu ou
Mtlsfuetleii. We peslllcl guarantee Nillsfue,
tieuluetery purtlculur for six i ears, nud m'I!
en the easiest terms five dollar a mouth,
lhluk of It from one te two wiirte luy fur It I
KIHK JOIINhON .t CO.,
Ne. SI Went King Ht Uiur.uter, I'll.
P.M. ecend-Hnud Piane und Organ taken
Iu Exchange. u.ll-lyddt
Ctecevlc.
ItAltKE'S SPECIAL UAlttJAINH.
The Greatest Wer On Earth !
llliility ItniwrtMit te Scheel Teacher I lle lle
memecr, the tenrher who leave town without
eelllnic etiCLAHKE, the Ten, CetTee and Ot
eerjtnan, of Lnncattcr, will regret; It nil tht
ilajB of their Ihcu. tupeclally wlien thcyee
the beautiful prewntu necured by their neigh
lxir who hae called. Our erTer te teacher and
nil who call ere the icrrntcM ever lietrd efduee
Adam dwelt In Paradise.
lteinetiibereuriiUick of T, CefTeen and Oro Ore
ccrlc la the larifent and muat complete of any
Iieum In the tut. Price alway the lewet
and quality prove It,
Uct New Leghorn Citren, lite V th. Telcka
tlmriH, Perfectly Clean Currant and BulUna
Itnlnlni ready for Immediate use, for mile by u.
KrullPuddlne, Sea pack; 7 pack for&Oc. Fin
Mtllne or Hineked KUh In the city. cUcec,
Klpimrd Herring, Halinen and Hec Herring.
Lheaiet Hufara In the city.
SAMUELCLARKE'S
TEA ANDCOKFEEANDanOCEItYHTOBE,
12 A It BOOTH QUEEN HTIIEET.
AWTelephene.
TUUlUK.'M.
Fresh Goods from the Mills.
Choice New Buckwheat. Alse gelf-Ilnlatng
Iturk wheat. Schumacher' Krenh Avena or
Dolled Oat. Hehumaeher' Oat Meal. Hchu
tnacher' Farina and Granulated Cern Meal.
Cracked and Rolled Wheat by the pound.
Wheatlctt, a new and fine artlcla for the break
fast table.
SUGARS ALMOST STRUCK BOTTOM.
Down from the highest, from two te three.
rent a pound. Yeu can't leek for them much
lower. Granulated ut Se la reasonable.
FOIIEIQN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
In great arlety. Alse Canned Goods of all
kind,
AT
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
T HEISTS.
Given Away Free !
" Our Family Physician."
A nlaln. nractlrnl and reliable eulde te the
detection nnd treatment of dlKeaseioinmen te
till country. Desluned for use by people who
have net made the practice of niedlclne a tudy
or a bnslnenN, and who are net NUpiaxted te Iw
familiar with technical phrase and name, but
want Information In plain Enicllsh. Price, S3.
Ask fur a card, buy iwenty dollar worth of
Oreeerle In ninety da. The amount of each
pnrehase w HI be cancelled ni uoel are bought
en Ihl card, and when nil the figure. reire
huntlneS'J), ure purchased, jeu get tlie book.
An Immense Stock of Groceries.
Twenty barrel of the Hint Last Year' Crep
New Orleans Baklni; Melasi(e.fl. 0, 8, 10. 12, H.
l 1(1 and 18c a quart. A hi? let of One-Peumt
Comb Heney, lSc n pound Sixty gallons of
Finest New Yerk State Heney ut 15eu pound,
two pounds feritic, A let of Mincemeat ntKc,
10c, nndVtry Plncst nt l'JVca pound. Unest
New Kllllur; Picnic Ham reduced te He a
.f (J,...nnv l,ntrt..nn II.. tl.ll II... H..
pilllli.i. nilllllll.-l ...,.,'H.I.., W. I'll.-.. i.i-i-i, W
und 10c. Finest Extra Dry Knuckle Dried llecf,
15c a eund. Granulated Ceriiineal, 4e n quart.
Six pound fresh Wheat Uerm for !4jc. Six
pound Iteltcd Outs, 25e. helf-ltalslni; lluck
wheat, lOCMnd 15ea pack. Thn pounds Mnest
New rip, Si". Twe pounds Finest Prunella
for 2,"c. Three pound New Apricot for 25c
Six, four, three und tw e pound Prunes for S'ic.
C-rallne, 3e and lOen pack. New English Cur
rants, three pound for 25c. Five pound
Peaches, 2.V. Three pound Evnperated A
ples, !Kc. Twe pound Pest Evaporated Un
pared Peaches for SV. New Citren, 20e. Lemen
und Orance Peil, re n pound. New Pitted
Cherries, V0c a pound. Twtlxe Pine Four-Inch
Wax Candles for 15e. Three-pound can New
Aprlrets, 2.'c. Twe can Finest French Pea,
25c. Four pounds '1 hick or Ihln Water Crack
er for 25c, Nlcnac. three pounds for 25c. Nlc
nacs, five pounds for 2.V. Glnner Snaps, three
Pound for 25c CuustloSedu, Cen pound. Ma
ura Grnpes, 1'erslan nnd Ferd Date, Flerida
Ornnncs, New Nuts, Frcsli (kindles, Lima
HcaiiH, Iluckwhent, Heminy, I'ea. Split Pea,
Lentil, Ac. The finest Hue of Smoked Clscee
and Suirar-Cured Herrln.-, Ceildsh and Muck
eiel In the city.
REIST !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WHST KINO AND PRINCE HTS.,
Directly Opposite
J. 1). Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Shere, aud
Next Doer te Serrel llorse Hetel.
SUU (Doeba.
T II. MARTIN A CO.
CURTAIN DISPLAY.
Never in the History of the
Stere Have We Been Se
Busy in the
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Buyers appreciate the oppor
tunity of purchasing Curtains
at an advance of 5 per cent,
above importers' prices.
Mere than 100 different "'pat
terns in Real Brussels? Swiss
Tambeured, Renaissance and
Madras in Lace Curtains, and
in Heavy Drapery an elegant
line of Chenille and Turceman.
We will continue Display un
til further notice.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
(Carpcte.
QNE PRICE I ONE HUSINESS I
SHAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
f!AT?P1?TCJ I ALLGRVDEI
vjiXVrXjXO I CHOICE PATTERNS!
mTRTATMC' I Finest Material! All
tjUIVliililO I Kinds I Popular Prices I
RUGS! i,rcV,i.i;Ll
ART SQUARES ! Asabi?iiLNT.
Oil Cleths ! Lineleums !
And Everything Kept Iu u PJrst-Clus Carpet
Heuse. niik-'.'V-lid
Palace f jrachtett.
ALACE or KABU ION.
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
SPECIAL SALE OF
4
Jerey Coats T
One let of odds and ends
Black Steckinette Jackets, worth
from $5 te $6, at $2.98.
One let of Steckinette Jack
ets, all wool, heavy weight, in
all sizes, $2.49.
One let of tailor-made, worth
from $7 te $10, at $4.98.
One let of Ladies' Tailor
made Cleth Jackets, in stripes
and plaid, actual value $5, at
$2.98.
Special sale in Children's and
Misses' Coats. We have closed
out the entire stock of a large
New Yerk manufacturer of
Children's Coats, and are en
abled te offer extraordinary bar
gains in Children's Coats from
4 years up te 14 years.
Coats worth $5, at $2.50.
Coats worth $10, at $5.
It will pay you te come te
take a leek at them.
A full line of Ladies' New
markets, in stripes, plaids, plain
colors, from $3.98 upwards ; all
new choice goods.
Ladies' Astrachan Shoulder
Capes, at $6.50 and $8.98.
Ladies' Menkey Capes.
Ladies' Seal Capes.
Ladies' Hare Capes.
Seal Plush Capes, at $9.98
and $15.98.
Seal Plush Medjeskas, at
$12.98 and $14.98, and upwards.
Ladies' Seal Plush Wraps,
$1 1.98 and upwards.
Ladies' Short Seal Plush
Jackets, at $8.98, $10.49, $! l'9$
$12.98, $14.98, $19.98, and up
wards. Medium length Coats, Seal
Plush, $14.98 and upwards.
Plush Sacques and New
markets at all prices.
Children's Plush Coats, in
cardinal, navy, gebelin, brown,
mahogany, green, from $3.50
up te $10.
Beys' Suits, $1.49 and $1.98
upwards, Beys' Overcoats,
from $2.98 upwards. Beys'
Knee Pants from 25c te $1.25.
en hi An
ttlttlU UI I'ttOlUU K
115 & 117 North Queen Street.
JlUttchce.
yyATUEs.
Watches, Cleck, Jewelry, Specs, Eye-Gla-sse
Etc., at LOWEST PRICES.
Optical Goods. Telegraph Tlme Dally. Every
Article In this Line Carefully Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
Me. 159XNerth Queen St., Near P. R. R. BUUea
TEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
GILL
Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
TEKCHERS
Are Invited te examine our newnnd decant
line of
LADIES' AND GENT'S
Watches, Silverware, Jewelry, &c.
EXAMINATION OP EYES FREE.
NO DROP3 USED.
CHAS.S. GILL,
Ne.10 West King St.,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
STEW UOODS I
We Cordially Invite All Teachers te Take n
Loek Inte Our Stere 'IhU Week.
THE LARGEST & FINEST LINE
or
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
WE EVER HAD, AT
BOTTOM PRICES.
Lets of New Thlnes Just In. Cull nnd see
them, whether Jeu wish te buy or uet.
.A-Sneclal Inducements te Teachers.
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OK OltANOP-
.thotnnritylte.
K
OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
rROM
Kcenigslmrg, Prussia,
Twe Uackgreunds made especially for llust and
Three-quarter Leuglh Photographs.
jROTE.J-
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the PotefHce,
Jau7-Smd
Palace of Fashion !
rn in iA at u
tfioebft
W"
YOIIK STOUK
Jackets !
Jackets
AT TJU
New Yerk Sten
We offer en nnrlvnled amiertmcnt of STOCK
NETT JACKETS at H. H 00. and 10 each.
FINE STOCKINETT JACKETS, trlmml
no ueuna wim nine uraiu, vest irent,
Rleevei, at te, M, t$ te $10 each.
Fine Diagonal, Corkucrewand ItenvcrWALl
i.u . .ivnuAQ Hi u, eu, fi,iaiu via rni'ii.
Striped, Plaid nnd Mixed CLOTH JACKE1
at ri w, n. hwiiiki encn.
Newmarkets, Newmarket!
Cennemaras,
Irish Peasant Coats,
IN MANY STYLES AT LOW PRICEsI
We Khew a large stork of SEALPLUSH O Al
Aicria,maae te our special eruer or t no
Engllth l'liuhes, nnd the prices never v
lower for such superior qualities.
PLUSH WALKINO JACKETSnt0,10,tI2l
IU910CHCI1.
SEALPLUSH SACQUES, full length, ni
hu if, Hfc 111), 19, 51 te PA) eueu.
SEAL PLUSH CAPES,
ASTRACHAN CAM
At Lewest Prices.
CHILDREN'S COATS In every desirable sty
irem ii, 11 oe, r-, r -), I uu te siu eucu.
Watt & Sham
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.
-JTEW BOSTON STORE.
GO TO THE-
-POR-
BARGAINS!
THERE IIJ NO PL.VCE LIKE
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARI
If Yeu Care te Save Meney.
EVERY DAY BRINGS US NEW CUSTO JIERl
Txriiv?
Because our Lew Prices are spreading oil
fame abroad. I
Everybody Interested In saving money sheul
visit our store. I
Words nre Inndenuate te describe the ninl
nlflrent opportunities for (avlng money ut oil
esiaensnineni."
lie n lse 1 Pay us an early vlMt.
We Open Te-day a New Line of
Fancy Werk Supplies, Vizi
Plush Halls, Plush Flowers.
Fancy Cords, Manner Heds.
Spider Webs, Chenilles,
Brass Ornaments,
Tinsels. Tewel Racks.
Plushes, Satins, utl
Don't Miss the Place
IT'S AT
24 Centre Square.
BARGAINS IN WOOLEN HOSIER!
Children's Woolen Hoe et S, 10, 12, 15, 1
jj-pt cenis, eic.
Olrls' Weel Hosn nt 13. 17. 20. 2i cents, etc.
Ladles' Weel Rese at 1 17, 20, 2e te 60 ccnll
u puir.
1JIO IiAIlGAIXS IN
Plash Ceals, Stockinet! Coats and Shawls
phizi: IJAUOAINS IX
Blankets, Comfeits,
Fluunels. Shirts.
Skirtings, Shirtings,!
Pant Goods, Cotten Flannels, etc.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
Dress Goods !
61-Inch Heavy Cleths n 7J4e a ard.
SS-lneh Fine Cleths nt2oea yaid
40-lneh Cleths at 15c a surd.
100 Stj les Dress Ooeds ut 5e, Tc.Sc.Oc, 10c, 12Kc. I
lac, iie, ..ve, je, oev, je, etyvv tuiiwuj uru.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square.
Ittteuvaucc
E
IRE INSURANCE.
Fire Insurance !
HERR'S
Iusuranca and Real tUstate Agency.
I am prepared te Insure all classes of property
at lenest latcs In the mu.it reliable mmpunlrs.
COMPANIES REPRE-.ENTPD.
Guardian of Londen iCapltal i.tKlil,one ft)
Nluganmf New Yerk. .. 2rU,l SIS UI
Londen nnd Iinenshlrn. 'J,0l'.i,(J)l 00
Avrlculturul of New Yerk 2,('K,119 ft)
Greenwich of New Yerk LMViH ft)
Ituffale German of New Yerk 1S2.XT7 00
United Statei. of New Yerk 1(0,174 1
Firemen's of llaltlmere ... , fn7,ll5U)
National of New Yerk 41l,tfi7 (O
Eliet or Bo'vteu 37b,71'J 00
Rates en dwellings and contents, 60 cents per
100 for 3) ears; 75 cents jur hundred for 5 j ears.
lLiUoen prlalekUible-!l per flOOferS ears;
Jl.')rluorer5ears.
Rates en merchandise, 60 cents per f 100.
NEWBOSTONSTOR
Allan A. Herr,
XO. 10S EAST KIXCI STREET,
nev 8 3md
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