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ejnU Victim VemucMwrled Mae -Cem
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V rvatMt. tk letter Wlnulus.
tf'CeMnA, Nev. . Gcorfje W. Hubbs,
:irf Harrlsbunr, met bis death in tbe east
"i'.- 1.-3... I t--,.l., -M.
-IJSIVm topped nt tbe switches te bring
Uvf Mrt WrighUvllle Individual ero train te
5 3?rtM wet yaws, me engine was en me
U riding and HubUs was en tne ero train ie
, .Iff MKB IS KJ IU uugiuu. hj iiiivi u..n...u
-irvi.agi dropped in against me engine, wnicu
'tftiu'wta knet-ketl against the ero train, totes tetes
3fe - cenlnff the first and second cars. . Hubbs
r T -'. raiiirht hMvvcen thn cars and lnstantlv
- & 'killed, lie was squeezed about the body
ipf'i and his left leg was broken. Deputy Core
ner werwicy uem an inijuuiv. xuu rauums
wre sent te Hnrrlsburg. Hubbs was
"bout SO years or age and married.
1 hnitn mttnli vrnit hnlfl vrfttnrdflV
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ri?r mnrnmir Dciwcen icamii ui vu. vi uiivi mu
I'f Rllle deb at the range of the latter. The
Vf maicn was at aw yarus, en uauu, usaiuiu
iiA vsoero 30, Crecdtnore tnrgeL The match
'$- was wen by the RMeelub by 14 points.
E. Fex made the lowest score ami wns
-riven thn leathcr medal. The scere was as
&. j-Tbllewa :
gX Rifle Club-Tayler, 25 s Moero, IB J
i Shonbercer. sis ivecn, m umuu, -,
Trleble, 23 ; Itaukey, 10; Ileughcy, ii
Total, 1C3. ....
Company C Aherne, 11); Murklcy, 2 ;
Leckartl.SO; Eckmnn.23; Fex, 8; binlth,
13; Uasselbneb, 22: Mevvcry, 13. letal,
141.
Stephen J. Baker and Miss Kuimn Camp
bell wcre married Inst evening althe home
or the brlde's parents. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. I.udvvlck and was
: witncssea ey a large iiurauurmiuuunw
at' and friends. The presents woie iiiany
and very handsoine. The coupie iciiiiiis
mernlnc en a weddluc trip.
Goertro McGlnnls, n 1'. II. It. hrekqnmn,
or town, and Miss Kate Jacobs, of Fred
crick City, wero married en 'iliursday
anernoennii-icdoncK tiiy.
Henry Smith, a workman of the Col Cel
timhia Iren company, was burned en
Wednesday aflorneon by fnlllng en het
Iren. His burns nre along the side and
are nulte painful,
A large audlcnce was in the epera heuse
last nlgiil te rce " The Immigrant's Daugh
ter" played by the Columbia Dramatic as
sociation. ... ...
" The Whiteslave" will be presented In
the opera house en Monday night.
Tbe Secend Btrect Lutheran church com
menced a "supper" In the armory last
evening.
Twe colored boys stelo a turkey from
Jehn C. IJchty, a farmer, at markel en
Wednesday. The turkey was recovered
and the bevs wero laken befere bqulre
Kvans and discharged with a reprimand.
The funeral or William S. Findley was
held vosterdav afternoon, and was largely
attended. Hfs empleyes prcsonted a lleral
anchor, and thn Columbia tire company
presented a floral " C. " ,
Thanksgiving day was quietly observed.
Services wcre held at St. Paul's church,
and union services hi the Methodist,
church.
Fritz Schmidt, a tramp, stelo soveral
articles from the hou-e of Anten Wcagley.
or Kitchentewn. Schmidt escaped.
WMITED LOCALS.
The amount or rainfall en Wednesday
night was very heavy. The rcglster nt
Demuth's cigar store shows that 1 02-100
inches full between Wcdncduy evcnlng
and Thursday morning.
Tbe pollce olllcers of the Elghtli ward
report that the gas and gasoline lamps are
extinguished In the morning nt tee eirly
an hour.
Jamw Flynu, a bum, arrested en Thurs
day for disturbing the poace, by Constable
Price, was sent te Jail for llve days by Al
derman llarfc
Tbereisa mevement en feel at present
by the Weman's Christian association of
this city, at tbe bend of which are Miss
Lydla $4ell, and ether hullo", te secure the
King fctrcct rink. It is the special pur pur pur
pose of the ladles te reform young girls
who are In thobabltef reumlng the streets
at night. They propesn te held nightly
meetings and entertainments.
The Denegal 1'rcsbytuilann have ex
tended a call te Hcv. David Conway, or
Williamsburg, Blair county.
At Fulton epera heuse yosterday after
noon and last evening. "The World
Against Her" was played. There wasu
perfect Jam or pcople at the evening per
formance. Te-day Oeorge II. Mlller, the restau
rateur, tcek 2,700 young carp down te
Mill creek, which he Is endeavoring te
etjek. This is the secend let that he 1uh
put in.
Kev. Dr. Szold, n noted rabbi or Balti
more, arrived in Lancaster this aftornoen.
This evcnlng he will lecture In the syna syna syna
gogue or the Shalry Sliemalm congrega
tion. Harry A. Kltcr has been npintiited
stamp deputy at HnrrNburg, Uy Collector
Frldy, There will be no mero appoint appoint
meats niineimccHl by the collt'ter until
sftsr the office Is removed te the Mc(?ihiiii
building in Ccntre Square.
Miss Mary Seitz, of 330 Middle street,
bad a plcasunt Thanksgiving party yester
day, at which there wero quite a number
or persons, A German bauiLfurnisheil tbe
music
Jehn G. Bewers, of Fourth street, klll'-d
two big hogs yesterday. One weighed t!85
pounds dressed, and tlie ether 45S.
The second mass of Kev. II. G. Gauss, or
Milten, Pa., formerly of this city, has just
been received fresh from the printer and
will be sung en Christmas by SU Mary's
choir. This choir was the first te render
FatherGanss' first mass from the original
manuscript last Christmas. In view of the
f.ict that Father Gauss was awarded tbe
prlze out or 136 competitors for the best
mil h leal setting te the " Banner of the Sea "
written by Mr. Hemer Green, of Scranteu,
the rendition of bin secend mass will be
looked forward te with some interest by
musical people.
Win. Kckcrt has entered ball before
Alderman A. F. Dennelly for a hearing ler
striking a clilhl of Catherine Franklin,
Cnthoriue Benben, coleiod, prosecuted
for raising a row at the heuse of Fouteii M
Harris, has entered lull fur a hearing be be be
eoeo Alderman A. F. Dennelly.
Christ. Sharp, urrcsled en Wednesday
by the sheriff, gave bail for n hearing be be bo
fero the court en Saturday, Dcccmber 7.
Mrs. Frederick Katz, et'014 Maner street,
recently finished a fine quilt which sliu
named the lilslng Sun, which it was tuade
te represent. It has no less than 2,700
pieces, and en Thauksgi vIhk it was chanced
etr. The luckly number, 17, was held bv
Mrs. Elizabeth SbealTer, or 510 Maner
street.
A TRAMP INJURED.
He Fulls Frem 1'hlludelphlu Expi'fiA. ut
Itenk'b Station Thurwlay Mernlni;.
James Irving, a tramp cigarmaker. was
iu Iincaster en Wednesday nluht and was
anxious te go cast. He hung around the
town until his bead became tangled up
from rum. In the morning be Jumped
upon the 2.-20 train te Meal a ride. He
steed en the bumper of a baggage car and
was all right until tbe train reached Henk's
station, vt'bcrohe fell oil'. He wns after
wards found lying along the track by
Track-walker Lehr. who took him te the
telegraph tower. He wns bleeding from
an ugly cut in the head and another en tbe
left thigh. He was brought te Lancaster
and taken te the hospital. HIh injurles
are net serious. Irving had no shoes or
hat when found, and be doclares he was
robbed of them. He nays that he did net
fall from the train, but was pushed off.
This is net very likely, as there was no
deer in the end of tbe car where be Mas
(standing nnd a trainman could net hae
reacbed him. If anyene pushed him It
was another tramp who might have been
riding with him.
Death of Mrs. Mary D. Illtz.
Mrs. MniyB. Hltz, vife or tbe veteran
printer, Abraham Hltz, died ut her resi
dence. Ne. 12 East German street, Thurs-
-s (Uy night, A year age sbe bad u severe
? -'j - 9fii of sickness mid her llfe was de-
F: rA rf ntlit f ItrAn li'AtN Attn Itlllt bml n
hattt atreke, siuce which time the gradu
ally became weaker and quietly passed
way.
Deceased was tbe daughter of Philip
"BtMft, of Strasburg.and was born January
17,1814, Sbe was married May 31, ItKlf.
Her eon Benjamin and daughter Annie
died aeveral years age. The surviving
members of tbe family are her busbind,
cue Hen, Hiram, and three daughters, Mr..
Kmre CI., wifu of Jehn ll. Hsriies;
Mfg. Mwy Catherine, wife of Harry U.
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Derwart and Mr. Alice M., wife or Rev.
J. B. Kershner, of Cenyngliam. Liueme
county. Funernl 01 Monday at 10 a. m.
mem geuikn- wr.pntxe.
ltev. Dr. A. ,11. lit-cmec nnd Win Cole Cele Cole
brate the ftOth Aunivernry or
Their Mnrrla-re.
Avery happy and unusual cvent tranv
plrcdinCiullsIe en Tuesday. Happy be
cause three goneratlona or n family wpre
gnthercd in n4reimlnn. and unusual be
cause It was tbe celebration of n half
century of tin unclouded wodded llfe.
Thn coiehrnters were Hev. and Mrs. Dr.
A. II. Kremor, and as ir te de lioner te
tbe occasion, the day was ene or singular
Imtuty aud n contrast from tbe damp and
dismal weather which has been character
istic, of this autumn.
The family reunion and golden wedding
wero celebrated at the paanral rostdeuco
during the day. The heuse was hand
somely decorated In honor of the occasion.
The venorable ceupln wero ibe recipients
or many presenls and tokens or leve and
aflnctlen from tbelr children uml grand
children. Theso of the family prosent ai
the reunion wcre: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bralncrd ICromer, or Carlisle; llev. and
Mr. Kills N. Krumer. or Harrisbilrg ; Mr.
and Mrs. William Kremer, r l'hlladol l'hlladel l'hlladol
delphla : .Mr. mid Mrs. Jehn II. Slinplt, t
Grceucastle, and Mrs. and Miss Harnltz, of
Hanover, and the tlilrtepn grandchildren.
In the nveulng Dr. and Mrs. Kreuier
wero given a reception by the membprs of
their congicgatlen, which was largely at
tended. Tliev wero presentcd with a
handsome painting "Tlie Bey Christ In
the Temple." The consistory presonled
i-csolutlens of leve and respect handsomely
fnimed, which wero adopted In October,
when the seuil-criilcuninl of his labors In
the ministerial field was colebratn.l.
Dr. Kremer, was married en Nev. 20,
18.10, by the IteV. Dr. F. A. Itaucb, first
president of Marshall college (new
Franklin and MamLall) and the coremony
was performed nt the ro-ldeuce of the
bride's parents at Heckdale, Franklin
county.
Among the guests at the golden wedding
and reception wasltcv. Dr. Ocrbart, piesl piesl
dentef the Bofermcd tlicoleglail semlmuy,
or this city. He was at Dr. K rumor's wed
ding and served en that occasion In the
capacity or best mini.
ltev. Dr. Kreuier was Ter a number of
years ister of the First Itefermcd church,
In this cltv, and his many friends Jein In
thelr congratulations and liope he and his
geed wife may bes-viied for many years.
MAItHII'll OX Tll.VXKStitVlXG.
HlulinrdMcGovern, rormerly or l.nncns
tec, nnd M l"-s Shnlthei'ii. tr ltcndlnc.
Blchard McGovern, niiinerly of this city,
but new residing In Philadelphia, was
married In Heading yesterday te Miss
Senera Shollliein, daughter of Mrs.
Bena It. Sholtbern, of 2if Xnrth
Eighth street, BeailUig. Tlie ceremeny
was porfenncd In St. Peter's church
and ltev. Father Clcary eiitciaum.
The church was lllled with friends
or the contracting parlies. Charles Shel
thorn, brother or tlie bride, Was giooms gieoms gioems
man, and MissAnnle McGoveru, sister or
the groom, bridesmaid. Mr. Jnhn Ueilly,
or Philadelphia, Inte of Lancaster was
usher. Alter the wedding there was u
reception ut tha bible's home.
The groom Ih a sonerMts Jehn It. Mc
Govern, who lives lust otitslde or tlie c
limits en tlie cut oil railroad. Fer soveral
years past be has Ikscii UvIiik hi Phila
delphia, nnd he Is ii member of tbe linn or
Hill ,fc McOevurn, contractors. He lias
hosts of warm friends in this city whose
host wishes hound bis lit bin bin e. Mrs.
McGevnrn Isn i-niduate of Villa Marin, at
West Cliestcr. "After tbe wedding recep
tion they went te I'blladelplili', wliore they
will make llirlr hemii.
Edward A. Blske, a tuller, formerly of
Lancaster and u son of August J. lllske, of
UOs Church street, was married in Jtoadlu, Jteadlu,
vesterday te Miss Florence A. Altbeuse,
'daughter of Petur A. Altheuso. The ccro ccre ccro
meny was porfeiuioit by Hev. Dr. B. Bails
man, ut the residence of tbe brlde's pi rents.
.Miss uiara llisiie, ei iiiicnsier, was uriuus
niald and Hurry Altbeuse, brolher of tbe
bride, groomsman.
VeiIillng Ni'iic Suliiuuu.
Sai.I'n'ia, Xev. 2!). Dr. JurumeS. Ken
illg, son or Dr. B. H. Kendlg.'wa.s married
Inst evcnlng te Miss Francis Breuemau,
daughter or 11. B, llrcncmuii, icsldlngone
mile west or this place. The coremony
was porferuiod at the lesldcuce of tlie
bride. Geerge S. Slieelny and Jehn 1).
Kcudlg acted as gioeiusmen; Meme
Steucr nnd Kate StoulVer as bridesmaids.
Uny. Shecsmith, of the M. Ii ihtirch, or
Mt. Jey, In a very neat nnd linprosslve
manner, tied the liymcnl.il knot. After the
coremony tlie guests wero Invlted te tbe
supper, which had been prcpaicd. Twe
large tubles woie burduned with cakes,
fruit and all the delicacies of tbe season.
Kvurytlilng was artistically arianged and
or tbe bust quality, which rollcclsciedltou
Mrs. 11. M, Stokes, r Flerin, who bad
charge of tbe iirr.iiigomeuts. (Iver ene
liunilrcil parsons veru piescnt. ine
nrcscnts wero nuincreus and valuable.
The bildal party departed en the night
train for a wedding tour, visiting .New
Yerk and Philadelphia. They Icll amid
Bheucrs or nce which was thrown by the
adinliiiig filctids.
In ('otumeii l'lcart Court.
The trial of the suit for damages, brought
by Mary I'. Splc hltiiuu against the borough
of Str.isburg, was lesunjcd this morning.
The defense was that no mero water
went en the premises of the plalutltV, alter
the di aln was cbungid, than befere and
consequently sbe sustained no ilamage by
thocb.ingeofdraiii.
In tlie suit of J. II. iloebor, te the ute of
It. U. Yeunilt, vs. W. II. Diem, te iccoier
en a judgment note, tried bcfoie Judge
Patterson, a verdict was rendered In favor
of tbe pbuntlir fur f27.tl. B. !'. Davis ler
plalntl!!'; II. M. llouserferdefoiidant.
Hui'Kliiry In Marietta.
Iist night thelves bioke into the h.iid h.iid h.iid
waioKtero of Isaiah .Miller, ill Mmictta.
They effected an ciitinuce by pr.iiug eiicn
a vtliidnw In the rear of tbe Hture. They
carried off Imidwaie r dltlcicul kimlB, In
cluding knives, pistols, scissors, razors,
spoons, Ac, What tbev stelo was Milued at
about ?00. The polfce el Lancaster and
ether placed wero untitled te keep en the
lookout for goods of the kind.
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A Heuso lti'eki'ii Inte.
Tbe enteriirising burglar was out buig buig
liugeu Wednesday evening and tbe victim
was Kthvniil 1 ICimper, who resides ut Ml
liist Lemen street. He there broke open
a kitchen window uml crawled through it.
Tbuy stelo all tlie edibles te be found iu
the cellar and cupboard and elhur paits of
the house. Prem the ball In the fieut part
of tbe heuse nu overcoat, which bung en
tlie bat-rack, was taken. The coat was a
geed one,
llailtll el mi Old Cltlzeu.
Dennis McCarthy, who was one or tbe
eldost inen In tbe county died at tbe rosi resi rosi
denco of his seu Kk-lmnl iu Paradise, this
morning. He was Ut years of age nnd
was itern in irciami. l cars age no weikcil
upon tbe tallread. He lcaes thieesens.
He will he bulled In St. Marj's cemetery
In this city en Monday morning, with ser
vices at .St. Mary's chinch.
The Ceusim Vvlll Jmw Less Denthcss.
Wasiiinuten, Ni. 27, 1SS3. It W claimed
that th.M-e will be considerable falling oil In the
pcrceiiuige of deaf pcople In the Census of 190,
enln$ t lliocxtcmled tuxj of the sound dbic In.
vented by a cltlicn of llrldgepert, Conn., named
H. A. Wales.
AfSreiit MirprNe.
Eierjeuc Hint visits the Great Creditors'
Clothing Bale, new In full blat utl7Unndl72
North 0.uccn street, oppeslto Pennsylvania
depot, L surprlseil at the large stock of line
clothing exhibited and the low prices asked,
Ttils stock consists of $50,000 worth of the best
made clothing, which must be sold within the
next Se dajs by order of the creditors. Every
garment 1 warranted as represented or the
money refunded. .Men's suits from $2 50 up te
lis. meu's overcoats si w up te?ls. men's pants
fnrn 50c up te J), boys clothing lu large va
riety. n-.1td
ittavx-lrtflce.
.MvtlW-liANlNui-H, O.iNev.27, I8S'l, ut tbe
roildence of tbe brlde's tarcuts, liv- Hnv. lie
Yerkrs, Mr. Arthur A. Mycri and Miss Annie
Lnnletis, ull of LuncaMer, l'a.
Pcathe.
Shenk. In this city, en the27thlnt., lieu
Jamin F. Siitnk, lu the 75th year of hlsngc,
Trie relative and friends of the funilly nre re
spectfully Invite 1 te attend the funeral, from
th First Jl. E. Church, North Duke tercet, un
Siturduy afternoon at -2 o'clock. Interment
private, 2td
Urn. Novembers', PS), In this city, Mnry,
wll(ief Abrain llltx, tu the7tith car of htruge.
ISrvtc at th hmiM, Ne, 12 Lt Oennan
treet,- Monday mernlni at 10 o'clock. Inter
tnentprlvatc. MrOAnTiir. On the Zth lnt, at Paradise,
DennlsMcCartliy, njed 03 yearn.
The rdallVMniuUrleiids et tlie fsmll arc re
siwctrully Invited te attend the, funeral, from
his nan't residence, r.iraillc, Jlendny morning
atso'cleck, te proeeud te HI. Mnry's ihlirch,
Lnticakr. Iiitcriiicnt.nt Ht. Mary's cemetery ,
KAtrrz. NeiTmlHr'27,lS.S9, In tlit elty, Mnr
Karet. ICniifjc, ngtit sixty-two ycari", four mouths
and fifteen days.
TliorelatlicsHiidrlciKlnet the fnmllr nrorc nrerc
iqiectfiilly hulled te attend the funeral, from
her lste rcildence, Ne. 152 North MulbciTy
street, en Sunday aflcrnoenal 1:11 o'clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
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I'hllndelphla I'roduce Market.
1'mi.Anci.citlA, Nev. CT.-Nem-l'lurt;wly J
I'eiiM'n mirer, 22;
nxtrn. 2&VU3;
mmii.c, a 7x3 m;
roller, 4 0)3181; patent,
Whent ntcndy; Ne. 1 Bed, new, S03S0Xe ;
Ne. 1 1'eiin'a fled, OOc.t Ne. 2 de, 87e.
Cern nrm; Ne. 2. liktK). .,
Oats stcaify ; Ne. V White 29ic ; Ne. S
mixed ZSJJc
llrnn U:ttdy ; Winter 112 WMfl 60.
Haled havdull; SUGerll 00 n te nnal ty j
timothy 11 00U 00 forrhelce; mixed, wrll 60;
baled rye straw, new, JI7. ,
lluttnr llrm ! I'cnn'n creamery extra
27i : IVum'a firsts extra 823. ...... ,,
Ks nrm ; I'enn'a UruM, 27c! held lets, 113
20e, as te eilnllty. ... ,. ,, .,
Clieese steady; part sklrnn, 70SXc j full skims,
i'a.1c.
I'etroleun steady! refined In bids.. P 45.
Pouitees nrm ; afeOOa er bui, as te qunllty
(train and Prevision.
Furnished by H. K. Yimdt, Breker.
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MllTtlJrilloTtArieAin-ILI, WASH
Clethes and every artlcle under the sun
rovea have evsrints cooked in
X any style, delivered te your homes, H
you leave your orders with
CItAS. W. ECKEIIT.
li!M.lmillt 1-J li't Klnit L
inOllHALE-A KltANIC'H A HACII PIANO,
slightly used, III In- selil at a bargain.
ltd
Ne. ttltl East Oniuge btrwt.
"(TilUt TO D0"0ENi:itAL
.tW, I l,.(.,..(,
XirANTl'.D
V honsawerl
lioiiH3werk In a small faiull) ; ueelill.
drcn
no wasmn;
AUilrcss Willi ii'icrenees,
" A.," iNTKI.I.KIfX'mi.
ltd
r.NTr.D-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GEN-
end housework. Apply at
C LA It K K'h TEA STO it E,
ltd Km. 12 nnd II south (iucenhticet.
T" JS.OR "llEN'lVA HTeiriTROOM'ANDTWO.
' story brick shop In tlie rear; also, a dwell
ing house, en West MllUIn street. Apply ut
Ne. 2.17 North Queen street. n2l)-2tii P,M
C10T THERE AT LAST.
X FISHER'S GROCERY
llcmciMsl In Cerner of East Kliigiiud LbnuHls.
NcwSleie,Ncv Gueds, Itellnble Dealers mid
Piempt Dellscry.
'thankful te the generous public for pas',
fa tint we respectfully ask n contliiuanceof the
same at the new stele.
n2J-2ld FISHER ,t HItO.
"PENINU.
The New 5c. Candy Stere,
SATURDAY, NOV. DO.
The I'lni'sl Fresh Coiifietlnusseld nt fi cents n
quarter.
K. A. IHTIIEII.
Itil Cor, Stoic Roem ofSeulhern Market.
rpllANi;SG!VINGI"V ' I" TOH HOW
JL thanUfut tltegtKHl im'eiiIi; ei i.;i . t rnnd
viclully ought continue In feel tliat they have
such a store in tluxeuiiuuhtl) as CLARKE'S,
who scores two points t HelU mu telling elnts
uud need but lttttu examination,
1'IllSl' POINT.
i3 nana; se rt a i eft ft a enmrtosesn
This always does andnlwnys will point Inn
dewnvrartl dlreillen.
SECOND POINT.
Here tlm point It revcr-ftl, net enic, but al
ways. THEtjUALlTY.
'1 Ills point Is upward!). Wouldjeu knew the
cause t Then call nt once nnd see our targe and
well-selecled stock of CHRISTMAS QUO
CKKIIX which slieuld claim our attention nt
thUtiiue. The reason vvlll seen be mnde clear.
Our prices tell the tale They arc lower than
ine lewtsi nnu qunuiy vreves u every lime, vve
sell new Leghorn Ctlren at lf per pound. All
housewives slieuld buy our TELEKAT11AROS.
Tlie thiest uuallly, licrfeetly Clean Currants.
Remember vie nre hcudnuartPiK for the belt
qunlllj of New Oilcms liaklngMelitsses, nnd
ulke for tbe Fleur te b;iin with. Over four tens
iccelved this week, which we have from 4 Via
quailcr suck up. New Shellhark Kernels In
stock.
CLARK K'S
OREATTEa, COFFEE A GROCERY STORE,
12 & II SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
-Telephenc.
OARDWAREI
HARDWARE!
If you want te buy a
Useful Christmas Present
GO TO
Marshall & Eengier's,
0 A U SOUTH QUEEN &T.
There you can get CUTLERY, GRANITE
WARE, CARPirr SWEEPERS, SAD
IRONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, Ac.
Steves in Endless Variety,
AND A FULL LINE OF
General Hardware.
MAUSHALL&BiEUGrlEIl
NO. U A U WJUTH QUEEN S'l'REirr.
hb-lyd
Wiu CHctttcui.
J CUT ntXEtVED A KINE HTOCK OK IJ1
rxr ted nnd Demestic t'hamrwifrnes,Hherrlc
and Pert Wine, feetch snd Irish whlfftles,
Moetcli and Bans Ale, llniwn Went, Fine Hail
ternc Whios,Onllfernla Bed andiWliltn Wine, W
cmUn bottle.
AelIIICR'MLiaOlHIHTOUC.
n27ITdK " 21 Ccntre H'U:irc.
1UHT ltnCKIVF.D.-THK MAODKlUJlKJK
l Bluer Kraut. IuiiHrteil and Demestic
Cf.ec,. and F.,.,aSpeci.'.By.jollvecnrf(
liIMt'l! taiondSIHeutimneonHtrecl.
TpANTAIXWN DAY.,
PANTAbOON DAY.
MCOHANN NOWLKN.
Ne. 1M Nertli Queen St.
DYMTEtW I IlKST UYHTUit? IN TDK M All
kelwrvedfn all styles, and miiiMalatl
Hours, nt ClIABLKS K. ifOSTBIt S, In llie rear
of the Central .Market. Oysters In tbe lieller
opened served te private families. Telephone
connection, nev2-2iiidH
-ILLi:il'H IIOItAX BOAP WILL WABII
ivJL Clethes nnd ccry article under tlie sun
prtOCTOll'H OPERA J10UBE.
Procter & Boulter Proprietors nnd Manager.
Thursday, Friday Mid Saturday, Nev. 29 ,29
and . AONF.8 VILLA tn'"rlIF. WOIILH
AGAINST HEIt," Prices, 15s, 2-lc.SOc, 60c and
75c,
Monday Evening, YOUNO Itni'tmLICAN
MIKHTHKIA I'rlcc
Prices, 25c, 60c and 75c,
nevai-21
Q
UK FALL OPEN INO I
'ill Im nlcttsed te nil orders for Fruit Cake
and ClirlMrnns llnklnc. We have nil New and
Fresh Goods. New Heedless Italslns and Cur
rants, nicely cleaned nnd ready for 111c. New
Citren, lmenaudOraUKfl Peel. I'rcsli Ground
Hplees, Hose Water, e Bbcllbark Kernels and
New Nuts of nil kinds. HnmcthlngKcw Entire,
Wheat Fleur for Hystiepllc. I'rlccs rcnRena.
blc. (lEO.WrANT,
n2VlmdM.P,H 111 West King Street.
n " OTElT'OII KENT. THE 'StTcHAULEsJ
Hetel en liist Cliestnul street, In the city
of Ijinciister (npiM)klie the l'ennsylvniitu rail rail
read station), Is ler rent for one or mero jenrs
from April, lKje, Apply te
li 0. 1:. HATES
n2Muidlt HINerth DukeHlreet.
-l.-IXEOUTOIWHALKOI' VALUAIILP. CEN
Ili tieSiiunre Ileal Estate. These preiiertles
will be sold ,
O.V TlTMIlAV, Dr.CEMIlkK 10, A. D., lSh!l,
at the Irfsiparri lletrj, Iu the City or Lancaster.
The undersigned will eiler nt pnbllnsnle tlie
fellow lng nuiible Real Estate, te will
'I met .Ne. I, being n Let or Ground, en which
Is erected n rour-rtlery llrlelc Btore lllulldlng,
mimbcreil 21 Centre Bqunrc, containing In front
21 feet, moruer less, and extending In depth M7
feet, 6 Inches, mere or less.
Tract Ne. 2, being nlxt, of Ground, en which
Isen-ettd a Tliretvssiery Hrlclt Htore Hulldlng.
numbered 20 Ccntre Biinie, containing In front
IS feet, II Incliex.iuorenr lexs, uud extending In
depth tl fect,:t Inches, mere or less.
Tract Ne. a, being a Let of Ground, en which
Is erected a Twe-Story nnd Mansard Hoef Hrlck
Dwelling lienise, situated en the south side of
1'etiunhln avenue, nnd numbered 8 Cottage
Place, containing In front tw fret, mere or less,
nnd extending In depth am feet, morn or less,
This property has water, gas. water closets, fur
nace, range and nil modern Improvements, and
would inakcu delightful home. The street rail
way pusses the deer, and the properly being
but 25 yards beyond the city limits the tuxes
nre low.
Tract Ne. I, being six lets or ground, situated
en the Keullieul corner of College ncnue and
West Lemen street, containing In front 132 feet,
and extending In depth eastward l'.M root, morn
or less, with right le common alleys en east
nnd south.
Tract Ne. 6, being a let of ground, situated en
thn south sldoef said West Lemen street, con
taining in rrent 22 feet, and extending in depth
l'C feet, mero or less also with i Igbt te alley.
The wliole of tlionbeve-mcn Honed stere build
ings ma tcuantel by MrsWluss lennnts. and
they present n melt dlstrnhlu Investment, and
they will be sold together If dcilrcd by the pur
chaser. An) one wishing te view any of the proper
ties can de se by calling en tlm undersigned.
Sale In coinmencent7:!i0 o'clock p. m when
conditions will bn made known by
MARIA IIO.STEn'ER,
WILLIAM It. HOSTETTEE,
FRANK L. HOSU'K'ITER.
Executers or D. II. Hestctter, deceased.
Jer.t, L. Haines. Auctioneer. ii2lid),0,10d
T OANSMAN A HRO.
THE BUSIEST CLOTHIERS.
SPECTAl-S !
TodetnenstrntotlintL. GANSMAN A HRO.
ran undersell nil ether clothiers, we contlmie
for ten days orinerooqr extraordinary bargain
sole toglve people nt a distance a chance le at
tend this great sale nnd sav'e money. It w ill pa y
veu tfnemc hundreds of inllcs for Ihcse Great
Barjnliis.
WE NAM E A FEW OF THE MANY
Bargains te Be Had Here.
Men's Melten Cnsslmere Pants nt 81 00 ; worth
J2 GO.
.Men's All-Weel Pants nt 1 50 ; worth S.1 OX
Men's Rib Diagonal Suits nt tlJ'i; wert
5000.
Meil's Heavy Iiber Overcoats nt SI 73 ; worth
J7 W.
.lien's lleav er Overcoats at $5 00 ; worth S15 00.
.Men's Chinchilla Overcoats nt 5)7.'j worth
J1I1W.
Men's Reynl Kersey Overce.ilsat$i50; worth
SlsiM.
Men's English Tur Heaver Overcoats nt S3 Oi) ;
worth 522 OX
Men's Imnorted Melten Ovcrce.ils ut 590):
worth S2I00.
.Men's Imported Mc Hen Overcoats, silk lined
all through, nt 51053; weithJ2700.
Men's.vll-WoelCliovlolSults t$l&0; worth
$17 no.
Men's Flne Weisled Suits ut $S2'J worth
521 IX).
Men's storm Ovcrcmts nt 5, SI TO, $1, S:, S,
510; worth mere than double thn money.
Hce our Hey's Overcoat, sires 13 lu IV j cars of
age. at 52 2.1, Si CO, J-l, 5'1 50. storm or plain made,
wortlideublolliD money.
Wuudeiful Hirgnlni In Clilldren's Suits and
Overctnts. Suits nod Overcoats fieni MV-hihI-upiiards.
Don't .Miss this Gieat Sale; IfjouVnlue
Mone, Come Early.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Miimifnctiirers of Men's, Hey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
8. W. CORNER OF ORANGE. LANCASTER, PA.
3-Net connected with any ether Clothing
lleuvii In thn city.
3-He cautious and make no mistake se that
you get te tlie right place.
13UHI.IC SALE OP VAUUAHl.EREALE.S
TATE. ON TlHTIIMI.W, DLCKMllKU S, 1SS0,
will be sold at public sale, at tlie Leepard
Hetel, ut 7 o'clock p. in., the loltewlng vnln
nlilu .-al estate, te ull:
Ne. I, tlie three-story brick hotel nnd ,lnrsd
exchange stubli-s, known ns the " Western
Hetel," situated en tlie southwest corner of
Water nnd Orange sti eels, containing In front
en Orauge street IX) feet, nnd In depth along
Water street Hi feet and 5 Inches te a P rcct 8
Inch drtvuwuy, te be used by this property and
the adjoining property In common; t hence
ulengsald dilvewny westward 70 feet; tlience
south 4S feet; thence west 85 feet; theuce north
12Sfect. Te at) measurements we add nieia or
less.
Nu. 2. the tw e story brick icsldence and large
two-story brick back building and stabling in
rear, Ne. 220 West Orange street. In from 30
feet 0 Inches, mure or less: in (lentil 12$ feet.
mero or less; thence west te Arch alley 00 feet
by 20 feet wide, mere or lc, with right of prop
erly te the nerili le enter thereon.
Ne. 3, the three-story brick warehouse, well
built, Nes. UiuuUl North Wnter slice!, front
ing en Water street !W feet 5 lurhes, mero or
levs. In depth 70 feet, mero or less, vi Ith right te
3 feet alley en the south, and a 0 fiet Slnch
driveway In common with properties te north
and south.
Ne. 1, tbe two-story brlek icsldence, Ne. C12
East King street, 1ml and cold water, gnu, bath,
etc., contains II rooms, let 25 feet, mero or less,
te middle or 2 feet 3 Inch alley le west, used by
this property lu common with ethers; depth
l'J7 feet, mero or leis, te alley.
Ne. 5, the oiie-and-a-luilf-stery frnme dwell
ing, Ne. t)10 East King street, contains fl rooms,
hyurant and pinup In jnrd, let 23 feet 0 Inches,
lnoreor less, toiiilddle of 2 Toots Inch alley, In
common with ether prepeity, and depth 1&7
feet, mere or less, te alley.
Ne. , n two-story brick building, suitable for
manufacturing purposes, situated till and tllfl
liis1 King .ti-i el, containing In front 51 feet 1
liu lies, mero or lc-s, and In depth 107 feet, mero
or toss, te un alley.
Nu. 7, a building let. situated Just east of
nbove prepiriy, opposite prison, East King
street, containing lu front 82 feet 6 Inches, meru
or lesj, and In depth 107 feet, mero or less, te
nlley.
Ne. 8, the ene and n-hnlf-stery I mnie Dwell.
Inir 1 Inure. Ne. 7 Middle street. Dicing DislKlnc
street, next te Everts A Overdecr's tore. In
Irent SI leet 10 Indies, mere or les ; linear 23
feet 10 Indies, uud in depth M feet, mere or less.
Ne. 0,U small tenement lieiue', sllimted In
rear of 110 and 112 south Duke street, known
as "Hreneni.ih's court," with 3 feet alleys used
lu common wltli ethers rimntug Inte s.,mc from
Duke anil Vine streets. Let upon ubUh they
tire built Is tl feet 5 Inches, mere in less, by b7
feet, mero or lesa.
Ne. ie, the ene ami a-half-story 1-niine Duell
ing. 43 and H) East Vluu street. Frent'.".! feel 3
Inches, mero or less, depth 71 leet, mere or less,
having a 3 feet Wide .alley le the cast hi com
mon wllh ether.
Ne. It, the one and n-lialf-tteiy Hrlck Dwell
ing, Ne 110 Eusi Chestnut street. Jusl n-lialf
square Ireni Iho I'cniuslvniila railroad depot.
In front 20 1'H'rr mere or lesu, depth bS feet, mere
or less. There t te tlie east uu ulley used lu
common with ethers.
Ne. 12, the two-story llrlek Dwelling Heue,
Ne. 310 rteulh Duke strcsd. Let fronts en links
street 3) feci, mero or Ien,ln depth USfcct, with
sldeyard.
Side te commenee atT e clock i. m.,en Thurs
day. December 6th, when conditions will be
mude known by A. llIKSll.
Jei U UAiriLb, Auctioneer. n'.'),30dl,&d
Went &mvHmtnt.
DROOtDKMMONAIfD M1AUCKRIDA
e 1. iiwii annuigqnHW.Mii Kuamnica
liavann Killer. Trr mir hnnil.itmiln a
Clear U
rer A's. DKMUTU'H CIQAH HTOUK. ,
ais-trdll lUEMtKlntBtnct.
"ri
rnitE
DECKRlt littOTllKRfl PIANOS
J. nre cttalnly
preeminent." Tiikii sa
Carbee.
1, JIU ,f Mill (K t.1.,
Ne. II KsstKliiffHt., Lancaster, Pa.
lrJtf A A. rn
irB 1IAVK JUHT HKCK.IVEU OUItNEW
f T let of Bplces rer Holiday trade. Cream
Tartar, baking Heds, Pearlasb, Baleratu mid
Fresh Ground flplccs or the very best, Flne
Flavoring Extracts, Imported French ltose ltese
watcr, etc., all of best quality nnd at lowest
prices. ,
FKAILKxVfl EABT END PHAnMACY,
S opposite Kasiern jnaraei,)
I nlngapera Bhet Pepper Is
Our bomsj?reun
the most aromatic, pungent pepper In the mar-
ket. We are
setting a
big
unue un
.KG?
per
through 1L
M,W,
B
AltOAINB IN BHOfcS.
Wbe Can Beat Oar Lew Prices ?
heel shoes, slre 5 te 7. c HlteS tell, B2c, beel
or spring heel.
MlssesT Heavy Bclioel 8hee, 00c,
Children's Flne Pcbble Geat, spring heel,
worked button hole, 75c.
Ladles' Warm Lined Cleth Bhecs, plain or
foxed, $1.
Jeb let Ladles' Fine Dongola Opera Tee 12 GO
Shee reduced te SI 60.
Infant Billies, 2.1 cents.
Jeb let of Men's Fine Lace, Pulton and Con
gress Shoes, St.
Geed Solid Leather Selar Tip Shoes for Beys,
slre 8 te 12, 75c
Heys' Ilutten Shoes, f 1 and tl 25.
Jeb let Men's Cairskln Loce Shoes, ft 25.
Jeb let Men's ltubbcr Heets, SI 25.
Heys' Solid Leather, Deuble Bele Heet, Jl.K.
Men's, St 60 nnd tl
Plenty of ether Shoes nt reduced prices.
Jehn Hiemenz,
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN HTIIEET.
fcblO-tfdF
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
SPECIAL DRIVES
-IN-
FLANNELS!
One Bale of SCARLET
nnd BLUE TWILLED
FLANNELS nt 17c ; worth
22c.
One Let of Yard Wlde
SCARLET tiHAKER
FLANNEL at 33c; regu
lar price, 45c te 60c
One Let of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL at 20c.
rcgulnr price, 23c. ' .
One Let of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL a t 2jc.';
cheap at 30c
One Let of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL nt
30c ; worth te-day 35c.
Full Line of FLANNELS
generally at LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
F.
25 East King Street,
liinraa-lyilK LANCASTER, FA.
-VITTLLIAMSON & FOSTER.
Open Every Evening
DURING THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER!
GENTS' SMOKING JACKETS, HOUSE
COATS DRESSING GOWNS AND
BATH ROUES.
Gents' Flne Dress Overcoats, E16, 818, r."0, til.
Heys' Leiik Pant Suits, S3, S3G0,;i.
Heys' Dress Suits, SB, SO 50, $7.
Ladles' Silk Plush Coats nnd Jackets.
Heaver Cleth nud Berlin Twill Jackets.
Girls' Grctchen and Infant Coats.
Children's Knee-Pant Suits, $2, fi SO, ti.
Odd Pants and Wents.
Hey's Overcoats, K, S3, S-) 50, II 50.
SOPECIOARGAIN8
DRY GOODS.
Drep in and See Them.
Toilet Twill Crash, 3e per yard.
IudlKO Hlue Prints, Us per yard.
Extra Heavy Shtrtlnir, 0c per yard.
Turkey Red Damask, 51 Inch, 20c per yard.
P.irt Weel C-isluncrs, 10c per yard.
A Mammoth 'ItirkUh Tewel, 25c.
CONTINUATION OF OUR RIBBON SALE.
All-Silk, Satin and Gres Grain Ribbons, Ne.
12, nt I2c a yard.
All-Silk Melrc, 10c a yard.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
White Merine, 23c, 25c, 3.5c, 50ote SI 00 per
garment,
Whlle Jersey Ribbed, SSe, lie, 50c, ittc le SI 60
per garment.
Plain Scarlet, 75c, SI 00, Jl 25, SI 50 per gar
ment. Scarlet Jersey Ribbed, 00c per garment.
Gent's and Bey's Cheap Neckwear.
' ney's&llk Tucks,' 13e : Gent's Silk Tccks,17c.
Gent' Silk Tocks, Pull's nnd Feur-ln-IInud,
25c
All Styles Extra Flne Silk Neckwear, 60c.
Gent's Full Dress Ties.
Gent's Full Dress Kid Gloves.
Gent's Full Dress Shirts.
s'ntln Stripes, Embroidered, Plain or Fancy
Plque Fronts, Si 00 te $2 00.
Paris Dresn Shirts open front te neckband
and open back, n perfect rlttlnit shirt, SI 00.
Gent's White Shirts, OS, CO, 70c, SI.
Gent's Dress Gloves, lined or unllned,
Gent's Angera Weel and Cleth (lleveb.
Uidlcs' Shoulder Canes, Astrachau Cleth,
Pointed Frent with Pecltet, S3.
Plain Capes of Astrachau Fur, S10; with
Pointed Frent, S13.
Plush Capes, Se te SO 50.
Black Hair Capes, S-'l 50.
Menkey Fur Cellars, St te S.
Children's Mulls from 60c.
Beys' SHIT Felt Huts 50c
Hevs' Plush and Cleth Caps wllh hands, H&e
and li)e.
Celd Cap Umbrellas, 05c.
Bey's nnd Youth's Dress Shoes, button or
lace. seamless Vamps and DoiiRela Kid Tops,
Calf Fronts nnd Solid Leather Bottems. Viry
Dressy nnd Serviceable, Full Rnnife of Hires.
Price, SI 50.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
AND
NO. 318 MARKET ST., HARRISUUIPI. I'A.
&E0
RATON
Williamson Fester,
MILr-fcK'fl BOMAX HOAP WILL WAHH
CIeUjcs and every article under the sun.
"rpUn-'BIRPltlalNM BXa'.LLkNCE
L. Die Masen A Hamlin Orrau ts lobe
tlccd at once." MM.t.ri: Haiitcse,
OP
no-
wnniiWAiii) . rv.
Ne. H East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
F
Nert
Oil HALE!
The tbrcc-stery Ilrlck Direllfn?. Ne. Ml
ertb Duke street. Alt the tiiedern eon.
venlcnccs. Apply for terms te
Wll. I). SPREC1IEH,
iiiT-twdW4.su .11 East King street.
MILLKIt'H iiOItAX BOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun
'rpilEHAINE.'snnOTHERHPIANOfsAnE
X thomett admlrablel have ever seen."
CIlltlSTlNE NIIASO.S.
WOODWAnDACO.,
Ne. 14 East King Ht., Lancnster, Pa.
ILLEtt'S BORAX BOAP WILL WA8H
Clethes and every article under the sun.
TCTOIl 8ALE.-VALUA11LE PATENT 1M
JD prevement en Elevator. New In opera
tion at star Finishing Works, 285 Hamilton
Bt.,Phllada.,Pa. Preserves life and limb. Fer
full particulars, apply te
n2fl-lwdn ItOHT. J. WALKER, Inventor.
fJIOR ItENT-FUOM Al'lllL 1ST. NEXT, I,
Si . First-class Blacksmith's Snep, with dwell
ing Heuse, situated at Greenland Mills, In East
Lampeter township. Apply te
....... ... JJLIZAIlETH G. E. BATES.
0l4-tfdR 443 North Duke HU, Lancaster, Pa,
MILLER'S HORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under tlie sun.
TMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS
Just received all fresh goods.
DEMimTB CIGAR STORE,
Established 1770. 114 East Klug Street
altMfdlt
HHNE TAILORINQ I
ALL THE
LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE
WOOLENS, AT
P. WEIKELS,
Ne. 41 West King StrccL
sep2I-3mdll
rriROUT&BltANk.
HAVE A
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made nnd you will never regret It, at
TROUTASHANK'S,
Shirt Manufacturer and Men's OutUtters,
140 North Queen street.
mnr20-lydlt
milOSEOFYOU WHO ARE IN NEEDOF
Beets or Shoes
Loek nl this. AVe have a Men's Calf Beet for
52 nnd n better one at 52 50 uud 52 75. They are
extra value. Fer a Heet between henvv and
llghtcnll nnd scceur "Heme-Made" nt 527.). Fer
Ilea vy Heets we have them from 52. TtioHome TtieHome TtioHeme
Madc Heets start nt 52.75. These are goods that
you can depend upon rer scrvlee nnd net trash.
This Is thellrstyear we hnvehad n Heet made
for that price. If you wear one pair or them
yen will ulwnys want them, nnd you will tlnd
It Is net se bard en the pocket book nt the end
or the season. We carry n full line or Heets
nnd Shoes of nil descriptions nt bottom prices.
A full line of Rubber lloetsnnd Shoes. Custom
Werk a specialty.
Wm. H. Gast,
NO.
105 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER
lunl-lydWAF
B
UY USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Largest Selection
-OF-
LADIES' AND GENTS-
GOOD QUALITY AND LOW PRICES.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
-VJ EWEST RUBHER SPECIALTIES! BEST
About Rubbers !
Tlie season for Rubber Footwear is fast
approaching. Already many pairs have
foil lid snle here. In tills ckis-a of goods,
ns in tlie.se of leather, the best makes ure
iimde n Hpcciulty. Second grade Iltib
liers we must have, tee, and generally
keep as varied nu assortment as can be
found anywhere dlw, aitd nt prices just
as low. Yet we never sell a second
grade ltubbcr without first informing
the buyer of the fact. All dealersde net
de se. They drive tlie iiest bargain pos
sible te-day, trusting te luck, te the
wearing and future patronage a low
priced Rubber may bring them.
Among the very finest and best pro
ducts in lltibber Footwear is the GIove
Roedycnr brand. With its merits every
lady and gentleman, exacting in IUibber
wants, is thoroughly familiar. The va
rious specialties, comprising the line are
light, perfect llttlng uud very durable.
We have all of them this season's
make. Nothing old which witli age or
storage has deteriorated in grade. Old
rubbers possess that fault. Trices right,
reasonable.
The latest specially in Ladies' Itublx-r
Footwear is tlie Satchel Klmirers.
Pure gum, uiiliiied, durable. With them
are sold pretty plush bags in various
colors. $1.00 ler Kubbers and bag com
plete. Ask te see them.
De you " cut " out Rubbers at tlie
heels'.' De you want a preventive? If
se, try our Metallic Heel Protectors. Ap
plied while you wait, at 10c a pair. Fer
Ladies', Gentlemen -r Children's Rub
liers. Try them 1 ' uy lessen Rubber
rMioe bills, witlu-i ii -ulit.
SHAUB& BURNS,
14 Neitrn Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
M
ARTIN BROS.
Ne matter hew- this may
Increase the demand for
Overcoat we are prepared te
supply the wunt. First,
second nud third fleer, Chll
ilrens, Ilej s ami Mens. Men's
Celder.
"Old Prebs"
Guessed It.
Warm and Comferlablo Htermers, J7, 810, S13,
J1S, i). Men's Caiie Coats, stylish nud comfor cemfor comfer
tnblc, can hS worn with or without the cnjie, ns
the weather demands, $15, tlO, J2
Iulcreeting pictures of beauty and value. Our
Melten, Kersey nnd Heaver Overcoats. Cholce
from witln lined and luxurious down te 85.
Veu must tee the Heys' and Children's Over
coats te realize new little will buy a geed Over
coat. Storm Coats for Bejs and Children, Sj ears
and up.
Hive you seen our 812,815, 818 nnd S2i) Men's
D-Csfc Suits? Value and style beyond cxectn cxectn
tlen. Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Mufflers are ready
for a blgparadoeiit the deer. Lew prices ure
ths marshals. Men's nnd Heys' site;.
Investigate the statement. Underwear v ulucs
are bis here, variety big nnd tlie big or little.
All the fads or fikhlen and artlculara
brjught out In the Custom Tillerlus Depart-m-Mit.
A Urge choice of Uvirceitlnus und Suit
luirs. " Full Drc Suits u spe:Ully.
MARTIN BROS,
NOS. 20 AND 23 NORTH O.UEEN ST.
Ore lis Furs.
ten 3Uttetttemritt. '
XILLF.U'S r.OAX SOAP WILL WJ
JLTX Clethes and everr stticluun s" thl
REMAINDEIl OF THE KNlltK ST0
will be sold at
PUBUdSALE, MONDAY, DEC. 2, lK,
eensisiing or Haggle. Carriage. Plimt
j-.citus, uuuirs, vnnum, itaw Material a
i Win.
1 . It X'rtnnpj... . i
Cor. Dufcc and VlneSl., IimIU
GENUINE FRENCH HUIAll PIPES, Flrl
Plug CntSmtiklntf In i.lnn Ji.rnarl
Bexes, Genulne Perlnnn nnd Turkish Tebaal
IlF.MtftlPHCIOAHN'ftilciel
Telephone. 114 East King street!
aue-uun
T
HE
Music Stere.
WOODWARD A CO..
Ne. It East King St., Lancaster, PiJ
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL- WaJ
Clethes and every nrtlcle under thestl
X WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES
X. saury te take charge of my business
their, homes. Light, very rnselnntlni .
beallbnil. Wages 10 per week. Reffirei
given. Geed pay for nan time. Address w(
nevt-lmdM.W.r Louisville, K
-Tfl ALL AND WINTER, 18S9.
Fer tlie Latest Novelties. Ijirzest nnd Mi
Complete Assortment of Fall aud Winter Bd
ine, Overceating and Treusering, go te II. Q".
ItAKt.
Nene te equal It. Nene te surnuu tha mn
up. The correct Fabric for Full Dress Hal
and the prlce the lowest, nt
H. GERHART'S,
Ne. North Queen Htaeel
-OnlyDlrcctImporllngTaller In the C
or Lancaster.
XyE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If you have them examined you will prebs!
mm uinLiuere issomeminir wrnnir wiin inr
and that glassei" will be a great help te veu.
We use Illimitable "DIA MANTA'McnJ
which nre mnde enlv bv us. nnd recemmpn
vy icuuuiK ircuusis e.s ine uestaiusie uei
tlve vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, (13.00 ; usual pri
7i.lHr,
Steel Spectiiclcs, COe.; usual price, 91 ,(H)
jiiiiutiui&cB iiiserieu, .a ( usual price, p
H. ZINEHAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth St
OPTICIANS. . PHILADELPHIA!
Between Chestnut and Walnut Strcets.
&!':
A T HEIST'S.
DON'T FORGET -THE BIG B0(
WE ARE GIVING AWAY.
Ask for a card, which will cxnlnlnlt. Seal
of the book In our advertisement of te-dil
.M-nmincr. Read it carefully. Yeu will both!
dollars richer. We nre sncndlns Sl.rx) en I
book for you. If yen nrn wlse you will prefll
READ AND PROCLAIM IT TO THE WOB
We Are Going te Make Reme Hewl
Twenty barrels NewOrleansIlaklUKMelnsl
". u,e, m, 1., n, u, ii nnu ise a quart, luupeus
t lnest Shellbark Kernels nt Slki a neund. I
pounds Fines Vnlnut Kernels nt 22c a peul
i;urun leuuvunciUK in pries? wcEcn ei ni
lA'tneii nnd Ornnire Peel I? irelnc hliiber-
scll nt 15c n pound. Supir mnyim higher hi
ie icii vve sen a vviuieni.e. npiesiinu
tracta ere lower than ever get our prices,
let of Fine Hunch Halslnsln tn-tnnrrew. I'll
White Grapes In the city ten barrels, Flerl
OraitKCS were never se line leek nt eurn. .11
In a let of Dully'aPuw Sweet Cider. An erl
nnl cask (S00 pounds) or the Finest Paptr-SII
Almonds Just In see them Inenr window. Fl
bales New Urcnohle Walnuts. Cliueelnte Dni
18c and 20e a pound. Flne .Mixed cunay, I
nnd three Deunds for 2"c. Flne Conib'Ueuey.
a neund. A bit? berirnln. Mlneement. fel
tliree and two pounds fer2-'ie. FIn New Lai
FIbb. t-e pounds for 25c. Finest New Stew I
Figs, three pounds for 25c. Finest Persian l
Fnrd IJatcs. Finest l.lnoer i:ettlednnitc.in
Goods In the cltv. Swiss. Llmburcer. Ed.l
Saire, Pineapple nnd English Cheese. 1'nrnill
Cheese. Grated. In bottles, for Muccarenl-
It. Snleed Holezna. 12Ke. Suniiner Polec
0c. Dried Beef, extra nuc, 10c. Knuckle 11
15c. Pitted Cherries, 20c n pound. Silver I'm
two pounds for 25c. Gelden I'ltUil Plum.
a pound. Finest mines in the city, u
neunds for 25c. Twe neunds Prunellus for
Three pounds of Apricots. 2.ic. Three poll
Itulsms, ic. Keur pounds 'ten uracicers.
Tw e cans French Pens, 25c, and a thousand
Bargains.
REIST !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCES!
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin fc Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, audi
Next Doer te Serre Herse Hetel.
T Jl IRSH & iiReriir.ii.
A LEGITIMATI
MARKDOWN
IN
AVhen we miikenCut In Prices U. does Nl
mean empty words, hut making already ll
prices sun lower. j
Men's Overcoats.
131 Blue, Black nnd Brown Chinchilla Ovl
coats our own muke were 57 2J, new si 'is.
107 Blue, Black and Brown Heaver Overcel
wen inaue nun irimmea reuueeu irem si
te Si OS. I
-SPEClAL-C2 Black and Brown I
Beaver Overcoats, with or without blndll
widc-wule lining w ere 510 00, new SO 18.
Men's Suits.
lOPIaldnnd Blrlpeil Suits, fenek or Cutawl
Cixits, Dearborn Casalmt-rc wcre fs&O,
an.
TISultK, Seven Patterns, S.itks or Ottawa
All-Weel, Our Own Mukt weie S10 03, nl
57 07.
32Sulls,rive Patterns, Bucks and Culawal
All-wool were suue, new tviw.
Bey's Suits and Overcoat
Were 8.1 50. New K
Were 85 (, New $2 OS.
Wcre 80 60, New f 1 7.t.
Wcie810, NewJ(.
CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERCOAf
Were 81 is New 07c
Wcre 8".' l. New 81 1".
Wcre S3 25. New 12 Is.
Wero8t0i,New83j
UNDKUWKAll, XKC'IC W1JA It,
IIOSIKUY, SIIIUT3, OLOVES,
ATTIIKSAMn LOW 1'ltICl!
SEE THIS
Genuine MarkdewrS
ONE-PRICK
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
HOUSE,
North Queen Street and Cenlre Sqnu
LANCASTER, PA.
KM BROTHER'
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