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.'AS Ml K. ..AILY INTELLIGENCER. Published
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V By ewnew in mil city ma lurreunaing
., town l ten cent4 week. BymallflvodeU
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Lancaster, Pa.
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. . MUlVJUlUtr fai, Huicmuu , .
Demi Wlh the Squire.
It is net only in Lancaster thnt the
fcqulrc has become n liuisance calling
for abatement by the state. In Pitts
burg three aldermen nre under convlc cenvlc
' tten for the practice of gross enielnl
abuses of the character se familiar te nil
who cotne In contact, with these so se
called administrators of justice, o.ie e.ie
clally in cities, where the opportunities
for profitably abusing the olllce of the
justice of the peace are rcnlcst. No
toriously the place is sought for Its pro pre
Jit and quite as notoriously the pretlt Is
unlawfully aud unrighteeusly swelled
by many unscrupulous squires, who
farm It for oil It is worth. It Is a par
ticular characteristic of this practice te
put the machinery of justice at the ser
vice of their employing patrons, nnd
give the defendnnt no show at nil of
judgment. This Is the mildest form of
injustice practiced nnd the additions te It
only cease with the exhausted power of
the arm of the commonwealth that is
given te tbese mercenaries te wield.
.Jfe observant citizen will question Hint
the ofllce of justice of the peace, In towns
particularly, is no longer beneficent in
its general administration ; thnt its
power Is se often abused aud Its occu
pant is he often vile, that it should be
abolished and a better system of ad
ministering justice 1k tabllslied. The
Pittsburg suggestion is that the num
ber of justices should be decreased ;
which would be a step forward in the
right way, as there nre undoubtedly tee
many of these offices In nil cities for the
legitimate business open te them ; and
the fewer the number the U-ttcr clmncc
probably of getting geed men, and the
certainty at least of removing some of
the temptation te unduly stimulate their
business. Hut a mere radical change Is
needed. Fees, the prolific source of op
pression, must be abolished and snlarlca
be substituted. And such care as can be
takeu should Iks used te secure upright,
intelligent justices ; te which end It
seems te us thnt It would be well thnt
their selection aud removal should be
ceufided te the county court. AVe
doubt whether It is well thnt Judicial
officers, se close down te the jieejile,
heuld be dependent upon their suf
frage for their place and be liable te the
intimidation of these te whom they are
called upon te apply the penalties of
the law.
The Justices in the boroughs of the
state clearly should be abolished nnd
their powers be confided te courts of
record, of which one would amply
suffice for the needs of Lancaster. In the
country thejustlce, If utcle-s, is generally
harmless; but probably a geed system
would demand the division of every
judicial district into a number of subor
dinate districts, of a certain population,
each fitted out with a justice's court of
record for the initial investigation of
criminal eases unci the detcrmlnntleu of
miner suits. It is right here at the egg
or cases tuat the state will be particu
larly benefitted by an Intelligent, honest
ana vigorous grappling with the matter.
And who has net been disgusted with
the Inefflcaey of our present mode of
starting upon inquiry into crime;
with the bungling inquest of the coroner,
for Instance, who Is another officer of
justice te be extinguished ?
Cleveland te HiisIiicsn .Men.
The speech 0f cx-Preskleut Cleveland
te the New Yerk Chamber of Commerce
it worth the attention of all business
men. Mr. Cleveland rnrely talks with
out giving strong feed for thought, and
his suggestion that business men can
protect, ineir interests uctier nv UiKltiir
ictlve pan in nelitics tbnn bv trvimr In
influence congressional committees must
commend Itself te common sense. Many
business men of the country have al
lowed themselves te l used by unscru
pulous politicians while they held aloof
from politics, and It Is high time thnt
their sad experience should tench them
that if they would see business
interests well guurded they must net be
afraid te de some of the guarding. We
de net want the occasional Intrusion of
a patriot of the cheap Jehn Wunanuikcr
variety, but the constant activity of
honorable steady business men in the
management or national affairs.
Coming right after the great Demo
cratic victories this speech of the e.
presideut must re-awaken the confidence
aud zeal of his admirers; and the enthu
siasm of this represeiitutive non-partisan
gathering of New Yerk business men
shows Cleveland far In the lead in the
race of 1692.
Henry Geerge Advertised.
Chief Justice r.'asley, of New Jersey,
has rendered an opinion by which
Henry Geerge tecures u bequest of ten
thousand dollars, and about that vnlue
in advertising, for the opinion is n fine
Geerge advertisement. The bequest of
that amount, by one Geerge Hastings,
was for the puriiose of disseminating
his doctrines as published In his works,
nd Vice Chauceller Hlrd had declared
llin VA4tll..ut lllnrml luwi.d.n li li.ll 1
S "" "WD ..l,b.,l, UVVOUW UO LK.J1CWU
';& the doctrines of Geerge were against the
;S iaw 01 me ianu. Tlie cnief justice finds
AXBethlngin the works of Heury Geerge
.-,. iicemnatible with the Ihu-.,f ii, i,i
- J "d believes that their circulation will
Er" IUU8UV gsKi results,
l-S.m,vr laau create error, ir ticorge
-.'Hm described as au liicenleim .m.i
tAArtiel man lkii 1.1 n..t..t
KJi.T i ". - quuiuus are
K ' endorsed. The wisdom of the
F-jtecisien will probably by widely
Huestieued, but though the Geerge tbee-
K tw may bccji ie overtnrew existing
Inlaws thev cannot be ueusldercd iimitn.
pppatlble with the law without establlsli-
,;g me principle mat an movements for
,form sueuiu be sillied ; n notion rmlle
:wertby of discussion Ju this laud of
, nsw sjieecu nuu progress, certainly Uie
Wrksef Gcerue will stimulate tbnmrbi.
"pstkey have already done, but It may
T doubted whether geed results will be
nm ie ioiiew the stimulation.
i is thoroughly lu earnest aud uu
idly sincere, the moeter i.f t,i,.
dag aud a brilliant stvle. Tlui,
litles carry with him a v,.rv
and lninctuetu element ti.m
kes ueS pretence of thoreuirhlv
lifU4ying aud uudentaudiug his doc-
trine. There nre ninny who would
read the first two or three chapters of
" Progress and Poverty " nnd spontn spentn spontn
ueeusly bloisein as Geergeltes. Perhaps
there are mero who would read the
book thoughtfully, reap benefit aud re
ject the radical dectrlucs.but they would
net be heard from for some time, while
the " hurrah boys " would stir things
up nt once. The whele career of this
rcmnrknble mnn shows this. In Lon Len Lon
eon nnd Xcw Yerk he first created
great sensations which speedily calmed
down, nnd In both cities he has been
widely studied and Is still discussed, but
has very few thorough followers. If the
Impetuous, combustible converts 'are
only formed In comparatively sninll
numbers and far apnrt there will be lit
tle te fear from Cieergclsm.
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Thk suppression of llie grind erpin Is
nuking n wonderful hubbub In New Yerk
city, slid it appears Hint in the poorer quar
ters public feeling Is very bitter. Tlie Ital
ians with lliclr monkeys and organs seem
te be the only bright element In many
gloomy lives, and no doubt much hard
ship nnd oppression would be mero read
ily liorne than this suppression of organ
grinders. A deputation of Itnll.ins waited
en Mayer Ornnt, en Tuesday, nnd their
spokesman, Plgucer .Ilmmle Ollvorle,
pushed a vast glossy shirt besom and dia
mond pin In front of him nnd cnrrled
n glossy silk hut nnd n p-ilr of steel
pointed moustaches. This worthy wasted
notline but get right down te business.
"Me want! uiniik and erg for Italian
man," said .tltniule, nnd the ragged, miser
bio crowd behind him seconded the mo
tion. The question of rccal of the law
was referred te the law committee
of the beard of nlleriiinu. The Central
Liber Union has protested ngalust
Its repeal, but as most of the newspapers
support the grinders and as public sym
pathy Is excited by starvation and (lis (lis
lress among them, they w 111 no doubt suc
ceed. t- -mi i ' ii
I.sj the luienllu district It Is said thil pigs
foretell rain by carrying straws In their
mouths. Tliey must li.ive become weary
dnnningniid dolling nrllllclid whlskeis In
the past six months.
Wai.tiju ('. I'errmi, who was shot a
week age at Providence, It. I., Iiuh a line
though painful Joke en his doctors. They
promptly declared that he was mortally
wounded. They dug around after the
bullet and falling te llud II dcclnred
his vitality wonderful nnd awaited the
shunilugef his mortal cell with scientific
interest. He declined te bhulllc, and new
thodectoiH admit that the bullet merely
scooped out a bloody wound and glanced
elT. The man's wife says thnt she found
the bullet sticking in a bed jesl aud
threw It away. Petter declares that he
tried hard te die acceidlug te pregramme,
but could net de it.
Jehn liuru: O'ltr.ii.in, the imieI, is ene
of the shining lights of llosten. Many
years age he was scut te Australia asn
political convict en n twenty years' sen
tence. He oscaped, aud after two years of
hard Ufe at seu landed lu New Kuglaud.
After this exporlenco he hardly tools well
disposes! towards things Austialiau, but
he makes an exception lu fax or of the
Australian systeiu of voting, which he ar
dently f.neis. The pout is au enthusiastic
Democrat, and u reporter who heard his
pralse of the system just tried lu Mas
Hachuxctta commented that it had net
enabled the Democrats te win.
"Nn," roplled O'llellly, "but we had a
fair election, w ltheut let or hindrance from
theso wlie usually lullucuce tlie ballet box
whcie laboring men are employed. Jlosteu
Is u Domecrallo city, but we lest fi,00iJ votes
there because the Kepubllc'ius madea trade
with the liquor Interests upon the license
question, and elicited us out of our ew n.
Yeu see, the itcpublieans have tlie beard of
police and the granting of liquor liceuses.
Therefere, every liquor dealer wanted te
be solid w 1th the ineu in peu or, and it guv e
the Hepubllcaus the best possible oppoi eppoi oppei
tunity of trading for the bcuetil of their
ticket. We lest ihogewrunishlp by '.',500
votes outside of Husten, and we should
hae had .VOO majority lu the city. This
is the exact situation. But the Dcmocialle
light was a great one, and we hepe it will
Iwr fi nit in tlie future."
lll.OO.MIMl ALASKA.
r.ici'well 1. el ter I'reni tlitt United Metes
Knplei'tiiK K.xpedltleii.
The last news for at least a year of the
government expedition for the suneyef
Alaska reached hi. Leuis en Monday in a
letter te Patrick Minrath, father of Jehn
K. McGrath, ene of the chiefs of the ex
plerlug party. As the expedition was or er
gani7eit by the L'nlted .States gocrntueul
in elder that a reliable smve of
its niebt northern tenitery, and Vspo Vspe
dally Its iinoxplered parts, uiluhl be ob eb ob
uuieil, iiilurmalien of. the wolfaie aud
work of the party Is of' national interest.
Thu steamer of the division which Mr.
McOrath commands has new navigated
the Yuken river further than any steamer
cer went before. It will, during the
winter, travel through an unexpected
laud.
"We have been steaming up the Yuken
for eleen days, nnd 1110 new "Jue miles
beyond Hint point en the river which is
half-way between St. Michael's nnd wlieie
I expect te go. This is n great river. Near
its mouth it is almost twonty-lHe miles
wide, taking lu the arleim channels
through which It reaches llie sea. It re
sembles the Mississippi. Our beat Is small
nnd we nre ceuielltsl te slop liequcntlv
for weed, much el which wonrecompolled
te cut. Anether cause of delay Is the
muddy water, which necessitates Iiequcnt
cleaning of tlie boiler. When weleit.St.
Michael's we were given a llatterlug laro lare
well, with Hags tlylng and cannon boom
ing. "Kicty fifteen or twuuty uilles we cnuie
upon au Indian settlement. Mere desolate
hovels you cannot 11 nd anywhere. Tlie
box of the uatiesis indicated in tliclrdress
only by the length of their fur coats. The
women wear their coals long behind and
the men'sareeut of equal length all around.
When you get close te tliem the women
have another distinguishing font tire- they
haxe thrce btralght lines tattooed en their
ehlus. A man can take as many wives as
he can support, nnd each ene lias te work
as hard as jtosslble. Further up tlie river
the state of allalrs is dillurcut. Thore a
woman may have two or three husbands.
The furniture In tlie native hut Is very
sparse; a few blich-bark bxskvts, huiie
sjioens of ivory, wooden dishes, nriexvs,
sjiears, iiiay-be n gun, straw mats and furs.
LvcrythlngsuieUs vxerMi than n soap fac
tory. The pvople nie literally cexcred
with vcrnilu. They me miserably peer.
They vt v cry little ler their game and tM
they have te sell. Heth nie se plentiful
that we haxe Hied el ducks, gee.se aud bal
men. " As lam writing, Ihcie are. some mag
nificent mountains in Mulit. Tbev remind
me of Ihu first range of the Ituckles in Col Col
orado. 1 u the weeds there are lets of roses
nnd the hillsides are us green as any lawn
In spring, it Isdlillcult Ie bellux e that this
is an Arctic laud when you observe tlie
luxuriant lorests, llie green grass, llie Minc
ers, uuil mark hew warm the days are.
Hut digdexxu leu inches anywiiuie and
you will Hud the ground Ire.en hard. At
Mulatolhey have dug twenty-five feet te
get vvnter and the ground was frozen all
the way down. In splte or this the xveather
is se vx arm that every man is going around
lu his shirt bleevcs. Mosquitoes ure plou pleu
tilul and rerocieus.
"We reached Fert Yuken en Julv " and
our juirties Miaralwl. Turner and his
urty went up the l'eruunlue river and I
am making my way blew ly up te the boun
dary. Turnerls the first man te take a
steamer up the I'oreuplne, The river is a
regular mountain stream, rising with every
rain and rulllng Immediately aftervvanl
Turner struck It at it low stage and went
up forty miles. Fert Yuken is but a
namouexx'. There Is net a stick of ene of
its houses left. The Hnglish used te think
it belonged te them, but a survey hhexved
that itvva twenty-tlve miles within our
territory and they had te meve out. As
there was no business te warrant occupa
tion, the houses et the Hudsen llav com
pany xvcre ulloxved te go te ruin. "Moeso
are plentiful and cheap, but people eat
anything they can get up here which will
net poison them. The miners are misera
bly peer. The storekeeper at Forty-Mile
Creek had 115,000 of bad debts en his books
this spring, nnd still, I nm told, the mnn
w be comes Inte his stere without n dollar
gets as geed treatment as the olio who has
the casii te pav for what he gets. He gels
his money if the mines can make It, and If
they dent, he loses It, These frontiersmen
stand together and help each ulhertli rough
thick and lliln. Lastycaf a solitary miner
was killed by an Indian eernt Keejiibuk
river. He was the first ene evor touched.
A big band or miners travelled nearly 1,000
miles and hanged the Indian murderer,
losing a whele season's work by their
trip."
This letter was mailed August IP, 16SP.
A second lctter, bearing dale of August m,
"Times have been dreadfully hard w lib
the miners this year, and a great many of
thorn have lest heart. It has rained nearly
the whele spring nnd summer In this
neighborhood, nnd In coiisequonco the
mountain streams have become torrents,
washing out water-wheels, stuleo-bexos,
etc., nnd preventing the miners from
doing anything. Wages are high, (H w hen
you work, but they work sollltle they
would prefer frfi per month and grub. I
don't ex poet te getnny niorelettcrs out this
year nor In the spring. 1 have no dogs,
nnd therefore no ay te send them. "
A ConfeiiorlMii'n Jllet.
Walter llaynns, of Hrlmllcld, Ma.s.. en
Tuesday eclebrated his KMHh birthday.
He Is In excellent health and does net leek
te be ever "ft. He never used liquor or
tobacco, aud attributes his lougevity te
boiled klimlH and "Johnny cake."
An perfectly unfe ami rellnliUlfinln te rcmi rcmi
Inte the bencln, nnd tirace up and ruiievntii the
rilcin, Ijiuruler l Juki llie thing. Atilrrn;
Klst. Price 591 cents.
llie rl.lnff Rrnrrattuii ought In be iiretreled
nnfiln.t tli ktii'fyliu Innuciiee or )nri'i;erln
or lnmlnmiin. We tall the attention or all
mothers te the fact that Dr. Hull' lUiby Hrup
Is nli'miiitrly liiinnlCHk. I'rlre 25 cent. Selit
by all rirucglMH.
Or plain, or beautiful, the while,
Nelndy can atrenl te smile,
Unless her teeth are llke tlionieir ;
Amtlf ulie full lu this,
And enn't afrenl te smile or klM,
Kheimist iisnbU.(UH)NT,l tiev.
.Ilan xrants hut little here helnxr,
II ii I wants that little strein;,
T Ills Is especially true of n luiru, TlieaxeraKe
mnn or woman linen net precisely lianker for II,
as a rule, lint when taken, wishes It Ie be
prompt, sura and ellectlve. I)r. I'lcrre'a I'lens
iint 1'nrKatlM! 1'ellits leave nellilinr t" he de
sired lu point of ellltney, and et their action Is
totally from any iinpleasiiul ny mptetns. or ills
nurwahln after illects, Purely rt,'etiilile, .er
fectly harmless, W.lhAw
ll'ituiinmlu'v'e.
PlIILAliELI'IIIA, Wednesday, Nev. 20, ISM!.
Every day something of
special interest will appear in
tliis column. The Bargain
Hunter may knew that the Bar
gain Maker is busy here.
Traces of his work will be seen
all ever the house.
" Best value we ever had in
Handkerchiefs." Vc say that
of a Men's Plain White pure
linen of course), put up in
dozen and half-dozen boxes.
Quality excellent, size right
precisely what a well-dressed
man should have ; French hem
one half inch. " Unfinished"
.ue t 50 a dozen, 75c half
dozen. " Full finished " run
from $1.90 a de.en, 95c half
dozen, te $,. 20 a dozen, $2.10
half dozen. In handy shape for
1 leliday gifts.
Southwest of centre.
A Down Comfortable that
sheds the down is a plague.
Loek at these: covered first
with fine white cambric and
then with sateen. " Inter
lined," they call it. The down
is iherc te stay geed, pure,
white down. And the price
six dollars. Warmth without
weight.
Near Women's Waiting Hoein.
Many readers of our daily
column have braved the storms
of two days past te catch the
Dress Rebe Bargains while the
variety is full. The prices are
a " twice told talc," somewhat
woeful orsvmeberfy joyful feY
you. Plenty of geed people at
the counters te tell them ever
and show the wonderful assort
ment. Sebastopol and Alma raise
war thoughts in old men's
minds. Peace new. Yeu can
storm them at 50 cents a yard,
and Raye Soleil the same.
Blessed economy in them.
They are brothers te merinos
and cashmeres, and would be
cheap at 75 cents. What must
they be at 50 ? See and judge.
Best value for the money in
this or any ether market.
Seuth of centre.
Oriental Laces. The old
standard of values has been
knocked askew :
Uicesat 8c
Uues nt 10c
jceHt 12c
aces at lle
Luces at lt!c
Iju-hj at LVK"
tjlCl'S it SV5
Compare them as you please ;
we don't knew their equal at
the prices.
Ner m a n d y Valenciennes
Lace at 10c that we hear of
around town . s being worth
.jee.
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ClicMuilt streit side, c t of .Main Able.
An Occasir 1 in Shoes for
Women.
Excel Jenal sizes, Nes. 1 te
3 and yA te 7. If you can be
fitteu in the sizes you can Ret
a pair of Shoes for 52 that
might have cost you $8, $5, or
$3.50. Only 155 pairs in the
let.
if you cannot get suited in
that let, here is a consolation
Bargain of in pairs, all sorts
of leather, calf, kid, goat, all
hand-sewed. Winter shoes,
evening shoes, all sorts of tees
and all sizes in the Jet.
These are emnium gatherum
lets, but all geed. Every pair
a prize ; the only limitations
are in your taste and your feet.
Market street side,
Jehn Wanamaker.
H
OOtVS BAttSArAttllXA.
TCTliat Is
Catarrh Ii un Inflammation of the mucous
membrane, and may afreet the head, Ihreil,
stomach, bowels or bladder. Hut catarrh of Ilia
bead Is the most common, often eomlnijenso
gradusll; thnt It lias n firm held before the un
til re of the trouble Is suerted. Catarrh Is
caused by it cold, orsiirtcsulenof colds, coin,
blued xtlth Impure bleed. JU local yinptemi
arc fiillncis and beat In the forehead, dryness
In the nose and back part of the threat, and a
disagreeable discharge from the nee. When
the disease gains n firm held and becomes
chronic, His
Very Dangereus
being liable te develop into consumption. The
eyes become Inflamed and red, there Is throb threb
blnu In the temples, ringing neUes In the ears,
headache, caprlcleiiJ appetite, and sometimes
less of sense, or smell and hearing. Heed's Snr
saparllla Is the remedy for this ever Increasing
malady. It attacks at enrc the source of the
dlsense by purifying and inrlchlng llie bleed,
which, as 11 readies the delicate passages or the
mucous membrane seethes and r builds the
tissues, giving them tendency te health Instead
of disease, and ultimately curing the affection.
Held by all druggists. II ; six fert'i. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD fc CO., IOwell, Mass.
ioe nesra eni: deu.au.
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KXT DOO4, JT1IK COUHT H0U8E.
Bargains ! Bargains !
We arn offering many Ilargnlns this week In DIIKS.S GOODS, Ladles' and Children's Coats,
Illnnkets, Muffs, Hosiery, nandkerchlefs, Corsets, etc., etc.
Among the specialties we will mention : IlemnanU of Illenchednnd Unbleached Table Linens
a WVe Corset for&sc ; Children's Corset Waists, Sic ; Nankeen Cotten Flannels, 9c j another ense
Unbtencbcd Cotten Flannels at Ce; 60 dozen German Linen Napkins at 5c, worth tl ; 25 dozen
Heetch Linen Napkins, dinner size, SI 2i, worth 12; lllaclt All-Weel Henrietta, 48 Inches wide, at
73c, n II quality; lllack All-Weel Henrlitta, 10 Inches wlde.tl, theSlS'i quality; Colored Heu.
rlcttas, 11 Inches wide, at 37Je; Indigo lllue Prints at (IJfe, 4-4 III1I Muslin at 8c: Beautiful Cre.
tonnes at 10c, vierelZJc; Men's Colored Hhlrls and Drawers at 25c, worth 37c; Stamped Pillow
Hhamsnf best muslin only IKe; Htamped llureauand Sideboard Cevers, 25c, 3.' 45e aiidMc.
-('oine when you will jeu will alwajs find Ilargnlns here.
FKHNESTOCK'S,
35 and 37 East Kinpj St., Lancaster, Pa.
-yi ETZGEIl A HAUGIIMAN.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS
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METZGER &
.flint Opened iv Lnrge nnd Htuiilf-ome AnHurtment of LADIES' nnd CHIL
DHEN'S COATS nt tlie Lewcnt Prices.
l'aitlculnr Attention Is enlled te our SEAL PLUSH COATS, Hindu expressly
for us by the llet MnniifiiuturerB. Fer Style, Beauty nnd Finish Cannet be Excelled.
Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THK COOPKlt HOUSE.)
TV
AHUAMcKLHOV.
bard & Mcelrey,
Neb. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Inn.
KXTIIAOIIDINAKY VALUU3 Ifen't It n fact, that for tLcpame amount of-mencr von can
buy iiotlcrKeod In ene store than yen ean In .mother t Why? Iteeauac Mime fell their poeds at
Miialler preflta, vMiiRj'cm a heller article fei yonrmenoy. We claim te sell ceeds closer than any
oilier liuuce In Lancnuter. In our lautadverthementwe Mieke. about Underwear. Men's White
or Colored at aee. iTx-, S7J Jc, 60c ami up. Ladles nl 25c, HOc, 50c and up New wnlle jeu may see the
aine priced coetls nt any ether (.tore, we claim our Reeds at the priced arc the bent valiie ever
tillenxl. lakoenr Ijullcs' 'Pfcl, Martins at 23c, next uradeiWe. amine en, perhaps jeu will Kay
the next Rmde at ether Meres lHHT'eeach erTOeper pair, se It In, and our prlcobtieor T8 per pair,
!ta a pair hlgher.but for the dlllirence of 3c mere ue give you a pair of eMn thalrctall atjl.a
Mt Iiik or 22e mi ecry pair. Hut we can't RpeaK or every number or Underwear, In Ladles', .Men's
or Children's, hh wuhanthem In Merine, Medicated, Natural Weel, Camel 'n Hair, etc.
HII A WI.S-Kxtrn barualns In bliiBle Hhnw Is at f 1, 25, 51 CO. K and up. We w euld call kpeclal
mention or two numbers In Deuble Hhaw Is that are way below the regular price. One In a Green,
lllarl. nnd lllue l'lald nt KIW, which Is nt least II under price. Anether number Is ene nt SI 50,
which, un are sure, ou cannot match In quality ler U-ss than 0, In a great variety of styles.
llargaliiH In lllack Thibet Shawls In single and double. Shoulder Hha Is from lOeup
IlLANKin'S Wlille ami Colored Illankets atTeC.Mc, 81, SI 2.", 1 50, 175,82,82 25, 5.1, $350, V,
8150, 8.1. Sa, 87, SO. Kerj lclud at the price Is a bargain.
COM roil PS-Comforts at 75c, 81, 81 25, !1 50, 81 75, S2, 82 23, 82 60, $3. Our own make. 1 Jirge size
nt 51 M Isone or our best sellers.
rLANNlSljH Notwithstanding the mild weather e have sold a quantity of Flannels already
In Cotten Klaiinelsat 5c, t'-(c, 8, Ulc, UMc, etc.! In Weel Khinnels, lu drey, nt lOc, l"y.c, 15c, ISc, etc.;
lu Itedut 12)ic, 15c, 20c, 25c and tip; lu Navy lllue at 25c, 31c, 10c and 50c. Embroidered Klannels
Ter Skirts. In I 'nre or Cream While, embroidered whlte ; In lllue, Orey, embroidered cardinal J In
llrewn Mixed, embroidered brown, nt SI and 8125 per yard. Ulegant quality and patterns.
STA.Ml'KDOOOPS Htmnped Pillow Shams at 20e and 25c per pair. Stamped Linen WaMi
stand Cevers, 25c. Ilurcau Scarfs, 3.V, lie nnd up. Tidies (rem 6c up. Splashers from 10c up.
OIL CLOTH We are tillering a special gisidartlcle In fleer Oil Cletli,2 jards wlde,at50e u
yard. JuU llie thing for uneven lloers, as It Is soft and pliable. All grades from yard te 2i
yards ulde. Cheap Cocea Ktigs at 50c; worth 75c.
PANT OOODH Au extra Urge stock of I'autltigat 10c, 12c. 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c.37J.Jc, 40c, 45c, 50c,
(j5c, 75c and up. It Is only bj eflerlng bargain we are enable te Increase our trade, which wohae
In en doing cwt since ue started.
l'K.vTII KllS The best Feathers cheap. A loner grade atSOc.
BiLRi) & Mcelrey,
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street. Opposite- Fountain Inn.
iUatchee.
H
X. ItHOAUri SON.
Visitors Are Invited te Our Art Roem !
OUIt IMl'OItTATIONS INCLUDE
PAINTINGS AND STATUAUY,
UnON'ZICS AND MUSICAL DOXES,
PANS AND LEATHER HOODS,
FRENCH CLOCKS AND CANDELAHRA.
l'lilittlugs liy tiieiUrn nrtUts. llreiiits that uen lu the 1'arls Salen. Musical Dexes, the llnest
Ocni'Mi work. Kalis of oneploco lace, hand nliited. French Clocks, quarter hour strike. Candela
bra lu (Jold, Silver, Onyx nnd llreiue.
llucrs of Wtddlnger Helldny tlirtsulll plcnte call and learn our prices.
i-Watches, Clocks, Jc dry and Musical ilnx.es repaired.
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
JEiAZEL-ERS,
Ne. 4 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
V
71LINN AIllltENEMAN.
' $100.
BLOCKS OF Five.
AMUSE YOURSELF AND MAKE. MONEY.
The New Yerk World will give JUKI
theblierlet-t time.
The Lancaster I.vilm.i.kil.m 1:11 will pny J2tl te the jieien in LniienntcT County
who will de this Puzzle in thesheitesl time.
FLUSH A BRENEMAN,
SOLE AGENTS. PRICE, 10 CENTS.
jriethiun
4 HICEW.
Fall, 1889.
Make It the meiieyuilng time of the) ear,
and Hits the plnce tosae It by getting thebctt
material and ine'.t Hj 1UU
Suitings, Treuserings and Overceatings
FOR Till LEAST MONEV.
Ven knew the reputation alua)s reliable.
Trices are Iuir tlutii etr, sDlcs handsomer,
(ltialliy liner.
Te these who have denll litre Ihi'kiirmcut
beak for thtmsehes.
All that Uuskttl Is n trial te ple.ise ou,and
auuroeti piirccl satisfaction,
NOS. 'ill ANDSUlWl-ST KINO STREET.
ltMitid
TTI ENUV WOLK,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 130 East King street, having n
full line of l'urnlttire of every description at the
leu est prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call and examine our poeds.
aMfdR U, WOLF. I3tl East Klue OUettJ
Catarrh.
" Fer several ycari I have ben troubled with
that terribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I
took Heed's Barsaparllls with the very best re
sults. It cured me of that continual dropping
in my threat, nnd stafTed-up feeling. It has
also helped my mother, who has taken It for
run down state of health and kidney trouble.
I recommend Heed's Harsaparllla te all asn
geed medicine." Mns.8. 1). Heath, Putnam,
Conn.
11 This certifies that I was cured of n bad case
of catarrh by Heed's Barsnpnrllla two years
age." Ws, It. Notes, Kat Jeffersen, Me.
Permanent Geed
" I hnTe suffered with catarrh In my bead for
enrs, and paid out hundreds of dollars for med
icines, but have heretofore received only tem
porary relief. Heed's Harsaparllla helped me
se much that my catarrh Is nearly cured, the
weakness of my body Is nil gene, my appetite Is
geed In fact, I feel like another person. Heed's
Harsaparllla Is the best medicine I have ever
taken, and the only one that has dene me per per per
manentgoed." Mns. A. Cuw.niweham, Trovi Trevi
dence, II. I.
Held by alt druggists, tl; six fert'i. Prepared
only by C I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 D08E8 ONE DOLLAR
O5d0tB.
HAUGHMANS.
te the person who will de the Puzzle in
HUoccllaiieeiio.
'rilili: DECKKH
llUOTlIEItS PIANOS
1 are unsurpassed by any ether piano ue
Itlll,, m.ir fi.i f TlifuulnM 'riii.iiitid II II
Mlllk l', tn.Vi l.-WllV' llll .t V1
II.
Ne. 11 East King St., Uincaster, l'a
JANSAS
Investment Company,
I'ndcr Hilicrvlsleii of Ilauk Commissioners.
Capital ., . fVJU.UU
Surplus JZ 1U),MU
I'ndUldeil eurnlnirs. fts.tv
btoeklieldern' liability . . Sou.ueu
luestmcnts from 1.10 te KM.OW.
JO UN II. METZLElt, Accnt,
ecllVlyd NuiU beuth Duke St.
I JIIOPOSAI.S roil l'AVINO.
I Sftihd propes.ils will Ikj recclveil nt the
eltlcc off. A. (last. Ne. 13 North Duke street,
up te 3 o'clock en Thursday afternoon, the 2lst
luit, for pnMiiK the diamond at the corner of
Duke and OruiiKe streets ulth Asphalt Itlecks,
and fur the luivluu u llh Pert Deposit lldulau
illiK'ks of the diamond at the corner of Duke
mid Chcitnut streets, mid Duke stnt from the
diamond nt Duke and Chestnut streets te the
rvun)lnnln nillrnad brldje.
llaus and specltlcntlens may be seen at the
olllceef Allan A. ilerr, Cliy llcjulater, Ne, US
l'jit KIiib street.
Uy order of the Street Ceiiunittee.
W. MIDDLE, Chairman.
Attest j 0. A. OAST, Clerk, ullKild
JrdcetMc.
-LAnKE'U SPECIAL HAIIUAINK.
The Greatest Offer On Earth!
Highly Important te Scheel Teachers I lie
member, the teachers who leave town without
catling euCLAHKi:, the Tea, Coffee and Uro Ure
cerymnn, of 1-anrteiler, will regreC It all the
das of their lives. Kapcclnlly when they see
thebcauttrul presents secured by their neigh neigh
bera who have ealltd. Our offer te teachers and
all who call are the greatest ever heard of since
Adam dwelt In Paradise.
Kemembcr our stock of Teas, Coffees and Gro
ceries Is the largest and most complete of any
house In the state. Prices ahraj s the lowest
and quality proves It.
West New Ix-ghem Citren, ISO V lb. Teleka Teleka
tliares. Perfectly Clean Currants nnd Hultana
Itatstns ready for Immediate nee, for sale by us,
Frutt Puddlne, Sen pack; 7 packs ferfiOe. Kin Kin
estllne of Hmekcd Flsli In the city. Clscecs,
Klnpard Herring, Halmen nnd Kee Herring.
Cheapest Sugars in the city.
3AMUELCLARKE'S
TEA AND COFFEE AND GHOCEIIY HTOIIE,
12 14 SOUTH QUEEN KTHEKT.
J-Telephene.
T HUltSK'8.
Fresh Goods from the Mills.
Choice New Ilnckwheat. Alse .HelMtnlslug
Tiuckwlicat. Schumacher's Fresh Avcna or
ltelled Oats. Schumacher's Oat Meal. Schu
macher's Farina nnd Granulated Cern Meal,
t racked and Holled Wheat by the pound.
Whcatlctt, a new nnd line article, for the break
fust tabic.
SUGARS ALMOST STRUCK BOTTOM.
Down from the highest, from two te three
cents a pound. Yeu can't leek for them much
levx cr. Grauulatcd ut Se Is reasonable.
KOltEiaNAND DOMESTIC FHUITS
In great variety. Alse Canned Goods of all
klndx,
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANUAB.'EIt. PA.
T HEISTS.
Given Away Free !
" Our Family Physician."
A plain, practical and rcllnble eulde te the
detection and treatment of dlscnscsjcommen te
this country. Designed for use by pcople who
have net made the practice of medicine a study
or a business, and who are net supposed te be
familiar Willi technical phrases and names, but
want Information In plain EucltMi. Price,-).
Ask for a card, buy Iwenly dollars worth of
Orecerles In ninety days, The amount of each
nurchase will becancelhil as uoeds are beiiEht
en this card, and uhen all the figures, repre
senting KM, are purchased, j oil get the book.
Au Immense Stock of Groceries.
Twenty barrels of the Hest ljit Year's Crep
New Orleans UaklnsMelnsses, 5. (I, 8, 10, 12,11,
15, 16 nnd lte a iiuart. A blit lolefOnc-Pnumt
Comb Henev, ISc a pound. Sixty Ralleus of
Klneit New Yerk Slale Heney nt 15c a pound,
tue pounds for 'Jic. A let of Mlnccmcntatfic
10c, and Very Finest at 12c a pound. Finest
New Killing I'lcnla llnins rcilnced te Re n
pound, summer UelORiin, Ce. Dried Beef, De
and 10c. Finest Extra Dry Knuckle Dried Beer,
15c a pound. Granulated Cornmcal.-leaquart.
Six peundi fresh Wheat Germ for 25c. Six
pounds Boiled O.its, i!ec. Seir-llnUIng lluek
uheat, 10a and 15ea pack. Three pounds finest
New Figs. ii5c. Twe pounds Fluest Prunellas
for 25c. Three pounds New Aprlceta for 25c.
Six, four, three and two pounds Prunes for 25c.
Cernllne, r3imd lOcapacU. New English Cur
rants, three pnnudi for 25c. Flo pounds
Peaches, 25c. Three pounds Evaporated Ap
ples, ay. The pounds Best Ksnperated Un
paid! Peaches for 25c. New Citren, 20c I,einen
ana urntiKC reel, j.ie n pnuna. .ew j-iiicu
Cherries, 20e a pound. Tuelve Fine Four-Inch
Wax Candles for 15c. Three-pound enn New
Apricots, 25c. Twe cans Finest French Peas,
25c. Four pounds '1 hick or Thin Water Crack
ers for 2c. Nlcnacs, thrce pounds for 25c. Nlc
nacs. ftve pounds for 25c. Ginger Snaps, three
ioiindsfer25c. Caustic Seda, (ion pound. Ma
laga Grapes, Persian and Ferd D.itcn, Flerida
Oranges, New Nuts, Fresh Candles, Limn
Jieans jiticnu iicni. jieinmy, reas, epui fcas,
Lentils, Ac. The flnest lines of Smoked Clscees
and Sugar-Cured Herring, Codfish nnd Miuk
crcl In the city.
reFst !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND FRINGE bit).,
Directly Opposite
J. U. MartluiCa'sDry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serre llersu Hetel.
ev nk ev.itcttt.
T" jidlt RENT FROM 'APRIL WT. NEXT, A
FlrsU-lass Blacksmith's Mtiop.wlthduell Mtiep.wlthduell
lug Heuse, situated at Greenland Mills, In East
Lampeter township. Apnl te
r.LIZAllBl'H O. E. BATES,
eil-Ildll 113 North Dukeht., Lancaster, l'a.
E
TtOR SALIVA TOBACCO (SWEATER IN
iroeil f rniillllnii cnn.tcllv VI ruses: will
no seui ill onc-ieurtii actual coil. Aimress,
HEGENEll A IIALDEMAN,
Executers K.tnte A. Cellins, Marletta, Pa,
e20-tfd
0 Tuur.SDAY, Nevcitlinit 28, 1SS9,
Will be sold, by vlrtue of tin Older of the Or
phans' Court, Lancaster, Pa., the following
Real Estate, te wit:
All that one and a-hnlf story Brick Duelling
Heuse, Ne. HH West Lcnitln street, with frame
back building uud let of gieund, fronting en
said West Lemen stteet.t! feet and extending lu
depth HO feet. The building Is In geed condi
tion, 'lhere Is a well of never falling water and
a number of Klne Fruit Trees en the premises.
Sale te commeuce at 7 o'clock p. in., of said
day, uhen conditions will be made known by
JACOB KAUTZ,
Administrator of Geerge Kautz, dee'd.
nevlG,20,2;i,27
s
ECURK A HOME FOR YOL'R FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
FOR SALE
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 120
feet deep, en Lancaster uveuue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Tue-stery brick duelling house with man
sard roer. perches In front, lets 115 feet deep, en
North Pine, between Chestnut mid Walnut
slice ts.
Twe-story brick d n 1" heiu-es ulth fient
yards, Iren fences, I . I i feet deep, en West
Walnut, between M i Pine serecls.
Twe-story brick dn lling houses, lets 115 fict
deep, en est Lemen street, bctuecn Charlette,
anil .Mary streets.
Three-story brick ducllliig houses, lets ISO feet
deep, ulth nil tlie modern Improvements, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Nev in streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lime,
North Mary, between Walnut mid 1Oineu, anil
Lemen, bctu ecu .Mary and Pine sticcls.
All the above houses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures lu all thu rooms, water in
llie kitchen, and the cellars utirrnntedtobedry.
Call and see for j eursclf, no trouble te show
you.
JNO. F. ORIEL.1 ,., ,
JACOB ORIEL, 'f Executers.
apr20-ljd.M.W.S. 320 North .Mary Street.
jT'leuv.
EVAN A SONS.
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
Jicnlletry.
-I-vKNTAL ROOMS.
R. D. McCASKEY, Dentist.
GltAPl'ATE IN DKNTI3TUV AMI AN.THET1CS.
Otllce aud Residence,
bOUTHEAST COR. ORANGE AND NORTH
QUEEN STREETS.
Prompt Att-ntlen ( harges Reasonable.
All Werk Wurmuted.
Het'KS-8 u. in. te S p. ju. Wtck Days.
icpiMJuidiw
pKi &OOtl
N;
BxV YORK HTOIIE.
Jackets I
Jacket
AT THE
New Yerk Sten
We offer an nnrlvnted assortment of BTOC1
ntiiJAUh.i.ia nt n, n au, 11 nna IS each.
FINE STOCK1NETT JACKETS, trlraa
uiiu uumm iTiiu .uk uruiu, csi ireni,
sleev es, at J5, , 8 te 810 each.
Fine Dlagennl, Corkscrew and IlcAvcrWAIj
INQ JACKETS nt 6, te, J7, JS te 112 each.
Striped, Plaid and Mixed CLOTH JACK!
at re w, 3. w au te ie encu.
Newmarkets, Newmarket
Oennemaras,
Irish Peasant Coats,
IN MANV STYLES AT LOW PHICE
We show n inrce stork of SEALPLUHH HA
MKNTS, made te our special order et the l)J
cngusn nusiics, nna tne prices never wq
leuer ter sucn superior qualities.
PLUSH WALKING JACKETSat3, 10,112
te 15 each.
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, full leiiRlh, ilJ
m te f 4, at 9iu, vis, ;jj te tsii eacu,
SEAL PLUSn CAPES,
ASTItACHAN CAPI
At Lewest Prices.
CHILDREN'S COATS In evers- desirable sty
from fl, 91 5U, u, ti , K ' te iu each.
Watt & Shand
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.
c
HARLES CTAMM'S
BOSTON STORE
SPECIAL
BARGAINS!
2t-Iuch Black Satin Rhadnma, !1.
AUColers Morle Sllk.aOe.
21-Inch Black Dress bilk, 75c and SI.
Alt Celers Best Dress Silks, 67e.
Fancy Trimming bilks, 50e and 75c
'Borderod Nun's Veilings, 75e and ii.
Black Crape, 60c, 75c, fl.
IS-Inch Black Henrietta, 37c and 75c.
Black Striped Sergis, S7'c.
Remnants et lllack Henrietta at Half Price.
15-Inch Black La co Flouncing less than cost.
Reninnnts of Satin cheap te close out.
as-inch All-Weel Tricot Cleths at 37Jc.
All enr 61-Inch Dress Goods at 25 and 60c.
3ti-Inch Plain Weel Cleths tit25c.
12;c and 17e Deuble Width Dress Goods at 10c.
All our llJc aud 17c Plaid Dress Goods at 5c.
FOR BIG BARGAINS
O TO-
35-37
LANCASTER, PA.
Charles Stamm.
lilnclifitci-tj.
SEASONABLE SUGGESTION.
The covering of steam pipes ulth a reliable
material Insures dry steam Hint saves fuel and
attentien: the cost of thecevering being some
times made up lu n slnglejearln saving or fuel
alone. The best material se far ettered te the
public Is the
Megnesia Sectional Cevering,
Fer Steam Plres, Boilers, Brine Pipes, Etc.,
and is for sale only lu Uincaster and Lebanon
counties, by
CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS,
W. PARKE CUMMINGS, Prep.,
NOX 131 A I3S NORTH CHRISTIAN faT.,
Lancaster, Pa.
Price lists and diceuuts and directions for
applying en application. Special terms te the
trade. Ale ale, Pipe, Cocks, Fittings, Etc.,
at Jobbers' Price". dcc3-tfdlt
VJUHE Ji i l. OF THE GRAPH
l The rl uud whlte wines which I pur
chased ontni'Mei where innde, en the Rhine
In German) Just the thing for thohelldavs.
Send In your .inters. I cuaruutee It pure and a
geed medicine for enfeebled conttltiuien.
I'ETl RDORslIFIMLR,
li i-.l-111-l Ininl, ijinciuUl IVi., l'u.
Will etill ai i our house If ) en send me a pos
tal. Orde niy be Icfl at the Lancaster County
Heme. ulMtud
35-37
North Queen Street
i pen Street,
m
u.
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