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Sfc Jfcf cswrten IB thU city M surrounding
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f. tUTOAlTHl.PA., Decembers,
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That Hmit .Grant
The councils seem te have been very
&v CMiiy eenvincea uinv iv wue k""11
mug u iue vtvjr w ue w "'
;-A . aub run by newcr from electric wires
KCwHpended ever the tracks from poles
K?. aUamI im the aide walks ns tbcV uaVO
ri-the permission, te the persons who came
fe&" here from abroad te ask for It, with
It aetT)remptltude upon hearing
Hbtlr statement of the advantages
h of the system: ana 11 uiww ih-
ments are true, the proposed meter
la preferable te horse power for the
owners of the railroads, and also for the
elty. It la net well, however, te accept
with unquestioning faith the statements
of promoters of new projects, and in all
cases It is right te consider well before
acting. The decision of councils may net
turn out In this case te have been wrong,
but they have certainly net acted with
due deliberation ; and If they have net
made a mistake they will have mere
. reason te bless their luck Ihnn their wis
dom. Frem what we have understood of
this meter system we are inclined te the
opinion that It is a geed ene ; but It Is
net clear that the overhead suspension
of the electrle wires is a necessity nnd
that this objectienablo feature of the
system would net be obviated at a rea
sonable cost te the proprietors. As te
this matter councils should have con
sidered further. And they also should
have considered whether they might
net have secured seme special con
cessions te the city for the
privileges Ihey were asked for. JThey
might have secured, for instance,
the abolition of the turn-outs, by requir
ing a return line for the cars te be laid
en a different street from the outgoing
line, and they might ha ve obtained a
car tax or ether value for the grant of
the prlvllege of using a cheaper meter
than horses.
Possibly the councils thought that
sufficient advantages accrued te the city
in the mere frequent running of the cars
that is premised ; but we de net
see that they made this addi
tional accommodation a stipulation
of their grant; which nppears te have
been made without qualification. Ner
d3 they seem te have been advised even
as te the parties who were getting the
privileges from them, and as te who
the meu are, who, under the deal with
the car companies, remain in the
ownership and control of the corpo
rations. A little mere light en this
matter would have been desirable.
And considerably mere consideration
would have been becoming. It need
net have been taken for granted that n
barn that was satisfactory te the car
compiles was a geed thing for (he
city te agree te off-hand.
Ve de net knew that councils jumped
wrong In their grunt, but clearly they
jumped In n big hurry.
The Gymnasium.
The movement for a gymnasium took
splendid start lest evening nnd n great
deal is said about It in the news columns,
but, as the bard of Aven has It, "The
thing dene avails nnd net what's said
about it." if the enthusiasm aud vim
of the first rush towards this worthy
goal is net kept up by persistent agita
tion the fair premiso of te-day mny net
be easily fulfilled. Our thrifty men of
business and affairs must be brought te
consider the far reaching results that
may flew from this easy enterprise. The
feet ball team and the college athletes,
net only advertise the college, but also
the town. They may make It widely
known as a pleasant and healthful city
of homes, where nature gives health aud
plenty and a venerable institution of
learning exercises a social influeuce te
wards refinement and culture. The
"gym," as the students call It, should be
presented te the college as a token of the
city's appreciation of the work of that
institution and as a menus of further
developing its usefulness aud its value
te the city.
Judge Brewer.
The president has made an excellent
selection for the supreme bench in pro
moting te it Judge David J. Brewer, of
the Kansas circuit. It is somewhat
remarkable that Judge Brown, of the
Michigan court, who has been named us
a prebable selection for the place, and
who- would also have been a very
creditable one, was a classmate
of Judge Brewer, at Yale college,
where they graduated in 1830. The plan
of filling the supreme bench from the
best material in the circuit and district
courts is a very geed one, as It is well
that a judge should be tried en the lower
bench before promotion te the higher ;
and it furthermore stimulates the Judges
below by holding out the prize of an
honorable ambition.
Judge Brewer has gained a high repu-
tatlen en the bench, and has shown
' that no mistake could be made in put
ting him Inte the highest trlbuual In the
country, which he has the vigor of
years and of mind te adorn.
The Sllrer Chief.
The report of the secretary of the
treasury is net se colorless u paper as
the president's tncbsage J however
wrong its positions there is no trouble
In recognizing them as positions. The
secretary takes the party ground in
favor of high tariff and subsidies
and ether iniquities ; but has particu
larly distinguished himself by getting
into the lead of the slher band, whose
pet scheme of free coinage he knocks en
the head euly te give them a scheme for
free bullion of his own, that Is better for
them than theirs. He propews that
all (he sliver efli-red te the govern
ment shall be bought by it, nt
the market price, which he is
te nx, and that the government
''"JaeUa shall be given for the umeunt.
91m bullieu is te be stored by the gev-
? maaent, and held until 'the notes are
yniinted for paymeut ; when they are
,te be paid in silver at the market value
!SM the ima of presentation.
Mltta dear enough that this scheme
'(our the silver producer a steady
' mateBWf In the government for all the
UTMr'aWpreaew. He weds but te de-
liver it, te get his money for It, And
It te clear that the currency
will be increased te the extent
of the silver production, and nnd
that e one enn knew what It Will
be fcwcllcd'te. There Is 'no limitation
upon ItiutvVtlie capaclty.fer silver pro
duction. The silver Is turned into money
as soeu as It can go from the mill te the
mint, nnd without even the delay
of coinage. It is free sllver money
te the last limit or 1110 men; mm
the secretary would de better for the sil
ver producers than they have sought te
de for themselves. 80 ready a way of
turning sliver Inte cash could iiat be
beaten j and If It gees through It will be
appropriately followed by a law te turn
metal nnd copper Inte money In the like
easy way, by selling all the nickel and
copper product te the treasury at the
market prlce and receiving currency
notes for it redccmable In the metal, at
the market prlce when redemption Is
asked for.
m m an
TeBAKEn denies tlmt any roflectlon can
rent upon him in the bnllet box forgery
mutton Wlietlierhe Jseris net innocent
hisnttctnpt te mnke political capital of the
forgery shows him le be tlie meanest .of
unprincipled politicians. That fergery
busiueBs Is tlie unll in his political ceflln.
Titk magnetic young mnn of Baltimore
would net make a safe bank cashier.
A TOnxriKE In Lackawanna county lins
been freed of toll-gntes nnd a half dozen
towns through which It passes propeso te
celebrate this progressive inove. Tlie com
pany has received J12.000 te relinquish Its
rights te the county.
Stanley has arrived at the coast, and
the world 111 rojelco that he has had the
fort 11110 te cscape the Jungles ami deserts of
barbarous Africa.
When doctors disagree they should net
use their guns. In UirmltiKham, Ala., oil
Tuesday night, two pill manipulators had
adlsputeln a meeting of the medleal soci
ety. On the street the quarrel was ro re ro
nawed, which led te the shoellng of Chew
by Davis. Chew Is dying. The quarrel
nroseovoradliroronconbout proper treat treat treat
meutorkldnevdlNoaBCs. lleth are young
men and highly successful practltloners.
Tifn Columbia Imltpttulmt, the first
Issue of which appears te-day, is published
by W. Hayes Orlur. It liut eight pages,
filled with interesting local nnd nlher mat
ter, nnd a liberal amount of advertising.
A department headed "The Soldiers'
Knapsack," must be greatly appreciated
by veterans. t
ScNATOn Hkaeam's trust bill will niake
conspirators quake If It boceinos law. The
penally, 810,000 nnd flve years imprison imprisen
ment,ls ties ere enough te make trusts very
prlvate allulrs If net te smother them
altogether.
A MYSTKIUOUS rOKCE.
Leuis Hamburger's Vower of Making
Thing Adhore te Ills linger Tips.
The Baltimore Sun has a leni; account of
a rumarkable ferce shown by Leuis Ham
burger, a young student el chemlstry In
the .Maryland C'ollege of Pharmacy. It
soems te rosemblo the remurltable pew or
claimed by Lulu Hurst nnd ether Georgia
girls seme yours age and no or ex plained
te the satisfaction of scientists. "When she
appeared in llallluiore by placing her hand
en a billiard cue and giving no ovldenco of
muscular cfTert, she resisted .tlie com
bined pulling of thrue or four men. She
was aise auie 10 1111 ami ropei many eujecis
by touching them. Hut all these wonders
ultimately lnlled, nnd nil had te be ith
drawn from the stage. Miss Hurst would
net submit te sclentllla examination of her
powers, although offered overy induce
ment by such men ns i'ref. Simen Now New
comb, of the Jehns Hepkins University."
Leuis Hamburfrer is net exhibiting as a
mystery or freak. He In only slxtoeu and
small for his years. His fouls me thus
descrlbed :
The llrHtexperlnient wns te place a num
ber of pins around the palm of his hands
and en the tips of his JlugeM. On holding
the palms vertically the plus are found te
drop only after a long tlme. He next
allowed his ability te pick up from the
tableby prosslnirhtsdryflnger tips against
It any hlghly-polUhed, smooth body, such
ns n pencil or pen. Much mero striking,
however, was the manner In which the
pen, held perpendicularly, would stick te
his flngers.
He touched his flnger pads against a
glass tube threo-qunrters of an inch In di
ameter, nnd they stuck w 1th such ferce
that as he pulled theui awny from It, 0110
after another, thore was a click. The end
of the tube thus raised w as freighted w 1th
a plastor-ef-1'arls block, and en this were
gnuluallvplled leaden vt eights until 2,450
grains (5) pounds) wns reached. This he
was able te ratse with open palms nnd
without much ctlert. A Mirlety of ether
motallle tubes were held fast In the saiue
manner.
Prof. Win. Simen, of the Marvland Cel-
lege of l'harmany, luis developed what cr
strength and remarkable powerM the young
man displays from tlie ery sninllest be
ginnings, lle has hopes of making him
porfermyet mero wonderful feats. At pres
ent he Is engaged oxperlmentiiig w Ith him
in a scientific manner lu order te present
the case In a technical Journal. Mr, Hain
berger, accompanied by his preceptor, will
give an exhibition of his remarkable (low
ers before the Sdentllle association of the
Jehns Hepkins University.
SKXATOrt rtEAOAX'S MIX.
Soverel'unlHhimmt Vor-Tlieso Conduct
ing Trusts l'elnts or the Moakiit-e.
Senater lteagau's bill provides ler the
abolition of trusts, as being unlawful unit
Inimical te the Interest of the people. Due
bectieii of the bill reads thus :
"A trust Is a combination of capital,
skill or acts, by two or mere persons,
firms, corporations or association of per
sons, or et any t a or mere of them, for
either, any or nil of the fellow lng pur pur
eoses: "Te create or carry out any restrictions
In trede. Te limit or reduce the produc
tion, or te incicase or reduce the prlce of
merchandise or commodities. Te prevent
i'uium.Hiiieii 111 iuu innuuiaciure, uiuKing
purchase, sale or trauspoitatleu
iiiurcuuiuusp, prouuee or eommeumes,
fix a standard or IlKiire, w hereby the prlce
te the public shall be lu any manner con
trolled or established, of any article, com
modity, merchandise, produce or com
merce intended for sale, use or consump
tion. Te create a monopoly In the making,
manufacture, sale or transportation of any
merchandise, article, produce or com
modity. "Te make, or enter into, or execute, or
carry out nny contract, or obligation, or
agreement or nny kind, or description, by
Yt hlch they shall bind, or shall have bound
themselves net te manufacture, sell, dis
pose of, or transport nny arllcle, or com
modity or article of trade, use, morthandise
or consumption, below a common standard
figure j or by which they shall agree In any
manner te keep the price or such article,
commodity, or trnnspei tatlen nt 11 fixed or
graduated figure; or by v hlch they shall, In
any manner, establish, or scttle the price of
uny article, commodity or transportation,
or betweeu themselves and ethers, se as te
preclude free and unrestricted competition
among theinsehesaud ethers In tlie Kile
and transportation of any such article, or
commodity, or by which they shall agree
te peel, comblne, or unite In any interest
they may have In connection v, 1th the sale
or transportation of any article, or com
modity, that its price may, lu any manner,
be se atlectcd."
The maximum penalty for engaging in n
trust is fixed at fio.ew fine aud five years
Imprisonment.
A pli (Iclan In a box U what some peeple'call
Loxuder. 'I hey nre right lis u great phj lie
riMK,amy,.?rrx;" .a "" wan, who has
frequently eulltred pain, grows Impatient and
rebellious, hew muili mere linjiatUiit theuld
be the buby who docs net knew liul siitlerlnir
incuni, .Fer the pains of lelle. teething, ttc.
Jr. null's littby B; rup U the ke ereltu nuiedy.
1'rlce l!5 cenU.
Hew few there are who are nw arc
That koeu the gums and teeth decay,
Unless they are brushed with vreatckl tare
With SOZODON'T from day te duy ;
Fer this ureal dentifrice, we knew,
WW keep Uttm pur and, white ai inevr,
Why oeatiam Ui m of Irritating pow
der, snuffs or liquid. Ely's Cream Balm,
pleasant of application and a tar ears ter
catarrh and told In head, can be had for OSc. It
I easily applied Inte the nostrils, I safe and
pleasant, and Is caring the most obstinate rases.
11 fires relief nt enee.
Tim proprietor of Ely's Cream Balm de
nntclalm It te b a cure-all, but sure remedy
for critnrrh, colds In the head and hay fever.
It Is net a liquid or snuff, bull ennlly applied
Inte the nentrll. It elves relief at onee.
IPnttamattcv',
1'itiLAnai.rHiA, Tliunday, Dec. 5, IMS.
Handsome French Printed
Flannel, 27 inches wide, made
te sell for 37j4c, is new 18c.
And nothing but flannel
weather 1
That's the way the story
gees. Thumping big money's
worth; no matter what sort you
pick up.
The. very finest all-wool
French Printed Flannels in a
great variety of patterns many
of them made exclusively for
us) are 65c.
Wash Flannels by the doz
ens for children's dresses,
shirtings, and the like.
27-Inch, Zie.
2S-lnch,:i7Kc
HIUtstrliK-d.Aftc
HUk Cheviot, 75c.
We don't knew of anything
like the variety of white silk
embroidered Flannels any
where else in town. 65c te
$1.50.
Colored and white embroid
ery en colored ShaRr Flannels,
85c te $1.25.
Northeast of centre.
One of the most effective
dress styles of the year is the
Black Stuffs with Side Bands.
42 inches wide and bordered
with cither silk or mohair. 75c
te $5.
A second-mourning Stripe,
all-wool, 40 inches wide, is 60c
from 75.
45-inch heavy weight Camel
Hair (Priestley's) is $1 from
$1.50.
42-inch silk-and-wool Mourn
ing Feule is 75c from $1.25.
Northwest of centre.
Albums arc near the Sta
tionery. See this one, leather,
imported. $1.75, worth double.
Hundreds mere, lower and
higher. Besides them photo
graph screens, folding, adjust-
able. They
cannot
$4'25.
be de-
$6.50,
scribed, $3.50,
$7-50.
Purses, and
all sorts of
carriers. Little
pocket money
Purses of scraps of alligator, 5
cents ; black grained leather
for 15 cents, 10 mere sorts at
25 cents. These humble ones
in company with aristocratic
decorated calfskin up te $3.50
and $5.50. All proper sorts
between. Twe or three pocket
sets from Paris Exposition,
card-case and purse, $5.50,
$13.50.
Northwest of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
SH'B (Ouebs.
T
HE l'EOl'LE'H UAHI1 HlOltK.
SPECIAL DRIVES
-IN-
FLANNELS!
One Hale or HCAUI.in'
nnd IILUK TWII.LKD
FLANNKLH nt 17c ; w erth
22c.
On I,et of yard Wlde
HOAKLET MIIAKKH
FLANNEL at tBe j refill
lar price, iZc te 60c
One Let of SOAHLET
TWILL FLANNEL at 20c.
regular price, 25c.
One Let of BCAltLiri'
TWILL PLANNELat 2V.j
cheap at SOc.
One Let of HOAHLET
TWILL FLANNEL nt
30c ; worth te-day S5c
Full Line of FLANNELS
generally at LOW IX V
CASH PRICES.
lb F.
X,J
25 East
marJOlydll
King Street,
LANCAHTEll, PA.
JjUmocfttvntehiitfl (Soebo.
lALLANDBEE
THE
ROCHESTER LAMP!
sixty Candle-Ltght; Deals them all.
Anether Let of Cheap Glebes for UasandOll
HUHes.
Til E " PEHFECTION "
METAL MOULDING aud 11UUIJEK CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Beat them ull. This strlpeutwearsall ethers.
Keens put the cold. Hteps rattling of windows.
Kxi-hutes the dust. Keeps out snow and ruin.
An) one cau apply It no waste or dirt made lu
api'ljlnglU Can be tilted nu wherene holes
te iKire, ready for use. I will net split, warp or
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
J i i
tAttovttctje.
T UTIIEK . KAUFFMAN,
ATTOUNKV-AT-LAW.
Socenrt Fleer Eahleman Law Building. Ne. 13
North llukeHtrwl. aprMydAw
rpltUi; DALMATIAN INHECT POWUKK.
X propelled by it geed ponder blower, Is the
luiU. Forawlel',r0Cr0fflle'UldelUer,m'al
At HUBLEY'B DRUU BTOHE,
MWMtXlaclltmt,
G
THVflN
TXOOD-S SAMAPAlUXLA.
TCftiat Is
Urrl Is an Inflammation of the mucous
raembrans, and may street tlie bead, threat,
stomach, bowels or bladder. But catarrh of the
head Is the most common, often coming en se
gradually that It ha a Arm held before the na
ture of the trouble Is suspected. Catarrh Is
caused by a cold, or succession of colds, com
bined with Impure bleed. Its local symptoms
are rullncss and beat In the forehead, dryness
In Uis nose and back part of the threat, andn
disagreeable discharge from the nose. When
the dlscnse gains a firm held and becomes
chronic, It Is
Very Dangerous
being liable te develop Inte consumption. The
eyes become Inflamed and red, there Is throb
bing In the temples, ringing noises In the ears,
headache, capricious appetite, and sometimes
less of sense, of smell and hearing. Heed's Bar
saparllla Is the remedy for this ever Increasing
malady. It attacks at onee th source of the
disease by purifying and enriching the bleed,
which, as Itreachea the delicate passages of the
mucous membrane seethes and rebuilds the
tissues, giving them tendency te health Instead
of disease, and ulUmately curing the affection.
Held by all druggist. II ; six for IS. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 DOHK8 ONK DOLLAR.
letltlnn
A HKW.
Fall, 1889.
Make It the money-saving time of the year,
and tills the place te save It by getting the best
material and most stylish
Suitings, Treuserings and Overceatings
POn THE LEAST MONEY.
Yeu knew the reputation alwas
ivs
reliable
Prices are lower than ever, stylts handsomer,
quality nner.
Te these who have dealt here tuPgarmeut
speak for tliemseh es.
All that Is asked Is a trial te please you, and
assure you perfect satisfaction.
NOS. ZH AND ZW WEST KINO STREET.
sl6-3md
M
AHTIN liltOS.
There's a holiday profusion
See Oar Storm
In the stere. It shows that
glft-tlmelsnearlng. We have
been thinking of,erry ile ile
slre that stands for your
taste.
and Cape Over
coats.
If you are thinking of Hmelclng Jackets or
Heuse Coats It will pay you te decldotesee
ours. A handsome line, te and up. Whatever
you are likely te care for Is here In Umbrellas,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Neckwear,
Fancy Hosiery, Suspenders, lu boxes and out,
Full Dress Hcarfs and Hhlclds, Leather Cuffnud
Cellar Bexes. All the latest cuffs and cellars,
full dress shirts, travellug companions, neat
leather cases containing comb, hair and teeth
brushes, finest extracts In bottles, combs, hal
brushes, hand mirrors nnd flucst soaps.
Til cee and plenty mero here are starting the
Christmas story. In this holiday display we
haven't given up any Clothing thoughts. Chil
dren's, Beys' and Men's Clothing and Under
wear at prices that are tempting. Bee Men's
Overcoats at U CO, 812 and 115.
MARTIN BROS,
NOB. 26 AND 28 NORTH QUEEN 8T.
(Javbumvc.
H
ARDWARK I
HARDWARE1
If you want te buy a
Useful Christmas Present
GO-TO
Marshall & Eengier's,
9 All BOUTII QUEEN S.T.
Thcre you can get CUTLERY, ORANITE
WARE, CAIirET SWEEPERS, BAD
IRONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, Jta
Steves in Endless Variety,
AND A FULL LINE OF
General Hardware.
MARSHALL &REIHIER
NOS. 0 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN BTREET.
fctxj-lyd
efleur.
EVAN A BON'S.
IF YOU WANT TO BE 8UKC OF GOOD
BREAD, USE
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
nauvrmcp
"PURE INSURANCE.
Fire Insurance !
HERR'S
Insurance and Keal Estate Afjency.
1 am prepared tolnsurenll classes of property
nt lu mi rut hi lh(jiiiutretlubluceiiii4Uil.s.
COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
Guardian of Londen (Capital). ..... $5,P(O,0(Vl OH
Jiiigiira of New Yerk 2,SiiO,l tf 00
Louden and Lanrahhlre ti.ew.Uil ft)
Asrlrultural of New Yerk .',(m,tl9 te
Gnvnwleh of New Yerk I,4ft-,S11 no
I'uttHlp German of New Yerk. . .. l,J:t.177 00
United Htatrs of New Yerk i,ITS 00
Ireinen's of lialllmere . . . &S7.I15 00
National of New Yerk sil (H7 Of)
fcllet of Bosten .. 37K.7W 00
i.ll.,,e,.en dwlllgs nnd contents, W cents per
f liM for J jeurs; 75 vents vr huiutrvil ferSjiurs.
lwS00lleVi!,5S-,l,erflWfOr:,r:
Rates ou uierchuiidlse, 60 cents per f 100.
Allan A. Herr,
NO. 108 EAST KINO STREET.
Catarrli
11 Fer se vernl years I hare been troubled with
that terribly, disagreeable disease, catarrh. 1
took Hel' Harsnparllla srllh the very best re
sult. Itcoredineef that coaUneal dropping
In my thrrett, nnd stuffed-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 as a
geed lueJlclue." Hits. H. 1). IIbath, Putnam,
Conn.
" This certifies that I was cured of bad case
of catarrh by; Heed's Rarsaparllla two years
age." Wm. II. Notes, East Jeffersen, Me.
FermaaemtOoed
" I have suffered with catarrh In my head for
years, and paid out hundreds of dollars for med
icines, but have heretofore received only tem
porary relief. Heed's Sarsaparltla helped me
se much that my catarrh is nearly cured, the
weakness of my body Is all gene, my appetite Is
geed In fact, I feci like another person. Heed's
Harsnparllla Is the best medicine I have ever
taken, and the only ene that has done me per
manent geed." Mrs. A. CvmiukehAX, Provi
dence, It. I.
Beld by nil druggist, tl ; slxfer 15. Prepared
only by 0. 1. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 DOS EH ONE DOLLAIl
.titmnmv.
H
IUU A HABTUI.
-AT-
Tlie finest line of Holiday
Goods ever shown by ua In Hav
ilauil Decorated China, Japa Japa
nese Ware, Iteyal Worcester,
Cut Glass ami a general line of
Fancy Goods. Decorated Dinner
Sets In China, Porcelain and
Granite. Printed Goods In White
lu the best qualities. Chamber
Sets in all grades from 'White
aud Printed te Jesse Dean's
Finest Decorations, aud at prices
equal le any.
ROCHESTER LAMP!
The best Lamp in the mar
ket In Stand, Parler, Library
and Piane Style.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
iUittcltce.
-11TATIIES.
K7VIERICKN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Bpecs, Eye-Glasse
Etc., at LOWEST PRICES.
Optical Goods. Telegraph Time Pally. Every
Article In this Line Carefully Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
He. IBDKNerth Queen St., Near P. R.R. Station Statien
TEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
GILJU
Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
FORTHEHOLIDAYS,-
Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.
Our sleck never wns as larce and coinplcte
as at prtxvnt. Cull and tin estimate.
EYIW EXAMINED FRER
NO DROPS USED.
CHAS."S. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
LANCASTER. 1'ENN'A.
N
EW OOOD3 I
SILVERWARE I
We Are Constantly ReeeU lug; NEW GOODS In
this Line and can Hliew nn Eleguut
Astertinent of Fine Warn.
Our Five-Piece Tea-Set,
Quailruple Plate and Handsomely Knitraved,
fur $18. CM, ts the Rest and Prettiest
Things Made for the Meney.
Call and See
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
Qvrtvvirtoee.
STANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0,, 43 A MARKET STREET. (Rear or the
l'oetofflco), LANCASTER, I'A.
3)e tvet Fall te Call and See my Fliie Assert
incut or
Baggies, PhjBtens, Jump Seat Carriagcs.Etc.
1 hoe all Uie latest styles te select from. I
hurt) a very line nsserlinent of seceud-hund
work some of my own work.
Ilollem iirkts. Cull and examine. e trou
ble te show our work aud txpailu every detail.
Reiiutntlus iiud Repiilrluz promptly and
neatly done. Cuu set of werkiueu especially
emple) ed for that purpose.
HUM H
1m
r-ss hi i ' I mm i acrr
ILLEIfS UOHAX BOA11 WILL WASH
t lellies ana every article unaer tne sun
tf s9s9i ftMfr etka.
-DAMQAtim. "
VISIT , i
STACKhJQUSE'S
This Week'
FOR BIO BARGAINS IN'
Beets aShees.
A Full Una of the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
Tb Beat Beet Made. Call and see them.
D P. STACKH0USE,
Neb. 28 and 90 East King Street,
LANCABTBB, PA.
TJUUDKR SAVERS I MONEY SAVERS t
" MASC0TTE"
Heel Plates
FOR
Among tbe many Heel Plates devised
fortbe protection of beels of Rubber
Shoes, the "Mascette" surpasses all.
They are the only platre which can be
sunken solid en the shoe heel and
net lay en top te be kicked e ft" and spoil
the Rubbers. With them attached
Rubbers last twice as long, and they
keep tbe wearer from slipping. Are
made of hard metal, with corrugated
surface. Many days' service are re
quired before they become worn smooth.
Small, light and neat, for any slze Rub
ber for either Ladies, Gentlemen or
Children. Attached while you wait, at
10 cents a pair. Try the "Mascette" Im
proved Metallic Heel Plates if you wish
te lessen your Rubber Shee bill. They're
Rubber savers, money savers, sure.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 NeRrn Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
K
TOLIDAY SLIPPERS.
Grand Display
I always had one of the Largest Lines and As
sortments of Men's, llej s' nnd Youth's Holiday
Slippers, but the Line and Assortment I bought
for this season surpasses all these of the past.
I have Men's Embroidered Slippers at 49c
A Line of Men's, Ladles', Misses', liey's and
Youth's at 69c.
The Handsomest 75e Slippers In the city. liy
buying this Slipper In cry large quantities I
nm enabled te sell at 75c. It Is u regular (1 00
Slipper and surpasses in stle and quality uny
you will see marked elsewhere at the same
price.
A full line at fl In Liehtatid Dark Celers, In
Harvard, KeretU anil Opera.
My 1 25 Dark Clienllle Embroidered Slip
pers yen will net see marked elsewhere less
than 1 SO.
Handsome line nt II 60 and 82 00 have net all
arrlcd yet ; expect them dully.
Men's Patent t-cather Oxmrds, (1 50 and $2 00 ;
liey's, 1 60, nnd Youth's nnd Misses', tl 23.
largest Display In City can be seen In my
large window.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Chas. H.Frey,
(Successor te FREY & ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 3 A 6 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
NOTICE Htnre open Evenings of December.
gqryfet0
T ANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
SHAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
THE FINEST GOODS AT THE
OK
Carpets of Choicest Patterns at Lewest Prices.
Rugs, Largest Assortment In Town, Cheap
and Fine.
Lace, Chenille, Silk and ether Curtains. A
large stock of fresh and elegant goods.
Window Shades and Hangings In great va
riety. One Price and that the lowest.
Only 1 minutes walk from Posteftlce.
18, 20 and 22 East Orange Street.
aug29-lyd
lirubrcllrta.
TJMHRELLA HEADQUARTERS.
It Is tlme for all who contcmplale making
prtscnts te their friends at the Jojeus Christ
mas season te be putting en THEIR HUNK
ING CAPS and making out their list of wants ;
for there ure but four weeks In which tegel
everything In shupe.
When at this pleasant list-making bear In
mind that there can be no mere acceptable
present thought of than
A Nice Umbrella.
Such n gift Is within the reach of all, for they
can be had at any and nil prices.
Our line Is large and arled and our prices
lowest te be had auyw here.
Come sea what w e have te effgr you.
YOURS TOR UMURELLAS,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 EAST ICING STREET,
e3-3md
RUBBER
HOES
Holiday Slippers!
Lancaster Carpet Heiise.
ru tJe.
PRM'ARK , ,
K'f & roil
Winter's ChiUy Blast
Wtt&ttllAXl
Cen Bay Yeu Meney In titrctiMlf
Blankets.
Bed Comfert
Flannels,
Underwea
-We
buy these aoeds In Hummer
prices touch
bottom, and diarnnlee a savlnsrl
manufacturers' price of te-day.
'tiilM.nr.... H
WHITE AND COLORED DLANKI
7jc, II 00, II 23, 11 60 te BGOapair.
AliL-WOOIi BLANKETS,
1360, 75, H 00, j 00 te $10 00.
BED COMFOItTS.
Excellent Qualities at75,87c, f 1 00, tl 33. II
te 13 00 Each. I
ALL-WOOL WniTE AND COLOR1
u'JjAnnhls,
At 20, 23, 28, S3 te 60 Cent n Yard.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's
HEAVY WINTER UNDEIIWEARJ
ai m, m, Jiy, le uu cents linen.
ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR,
At 75c, VKc, (1 00, fl 23, f 1 60.
GERMAN HEALTH UNDERWE
White or Grey, nt 1 60, 5175 te J2C0.
MERINO AND ALL-WOOL CRl
lWUN'B UNDL'KWEAU,
In All Sizes and at All Prices,
AT TUK
New Yerk Sten
w
ILLIAMBON & FOSTER.
Hints te Present Buyers!
Hats, Furs, Umbrellas.
Ladles' Shoulder Gines In Astrnchan
Black Hair, Plush and Astrachan Cleth, fl
IUJ1J.
Menkey Fur Cellars, SI te $0.
Children's Muffs, from SOc.
Hoj s' Stiff Felt Hats, 00c.
Geld Cap Umbrellas, 05c.
1TOXI03STS T
Imitation China Silk Tidies, Ztc.
' Hand-Painted China Silk Tidies, f 1 00.
Hand Embroidered Tidies, ull shades, K 00.1
A cliolce selection el Wash and Embreldil
Bilk.
Repe Silk and Tin sol.
Chenille Cord and Knitting Silk.
Plush Ornaments.
Clienllle and Plush Fringe.
Ladles' Stylish Newmarkets. &4. S9. S10.S11. 1
Ladles' Silk Plush Jackets, 510 75, $12 SO, till
9IU DU,
Lidlcs' Silk Plush Coats, ilS, J20. 23, J2S.
Children's Plush Coats, $1, 81 50, SCi -",.
Children's Knee-Pant Suits, tl, S3 50, 83, C
Uiiuarcn's overcoats, FJ, 52 50, 13, t-i 60.
Blankets & Comfert
REDUCED 25 PER CENT.
UNEQUALED BARGAINS!
QUOTATIONS
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Next Advertisement
Neckwear for Gents and Rej s, 13c te 50e.
Gent's Dress Kid Gloves.
Gent's Sha lng Set In Flush Case.
Gent's Smoking Set In Plush Case.
Gent's Full Dress Shirts, 1 te 2.
GenU' Dress Overcoats, SIU, 18, S20, f2l.
Gent's Dress Suck Suits, &S, Jl, S10, tl2.
Beys' Dress Suits, SO, (0 60, 7.
GENTS' SMOKING JACKETS, 1I0U8
COATS, DRESSING GOWNS AND
RATH ROBES.
Children's Shoes, 8 te 10. nil widths, wit
Fine Calfskin Vamps, Tins and Spring Heel
Seft Dongola Tops. A Perfect Fitting Shoe an
very sen lccable. Trice, 12 00.
a-Open every evening during December.
(6
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, FA.
AND
NO. 318 MARKET ST., HARRISBURO FA
ItUtBiC.
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USICAL INSTRUMENTS.
De Yeu Want a Piane ? See Woedw ard 4 Cej
De Yeu Want an Organ ? bee Woodward d. Cej
De Yeu Want a Violin 7 See Woodward Crt
De Yeu Want a Guitar? bee Woodward A Cel
De Yeu Want u Banjo ? See Woodward A Ce
De Yeu "Want a Cornet T See Woedw ard d. Ce
De Yeu Want a Drum 7 See Woodward A Ce
De Yeu Want a Clarienet 7 See Woedw ard A Ce
De Yeu Want a Concertina ?
bee Woodward A. Ce
De Yeu AVant a Flute T bee Woodward A Ce
De Yeu Want a Fife 7 Pre Woedw urd A Ce
De Yeu Waut u Mandeline 7
.See Woodward A Ce
JJU IUU HUIIIUU AV"Huui . .
bee Woodward A Ce,
De j en want anything en earth In the must
calllnet Don't full te see
WOODWARD & CO.,
First, Last and All the Time,
AT
THE MUSIC STOREJ
II EAST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
IUitK JUICE OFT1IE GRAPE.
i nnspri (in the soot where made, en the
A IUU TUU UIIU
The red and white wines which I pur-
spot
Just
uuinej
In Germany.
ust tne ining ler tne iienaays,
lldas
Send In our orders. I guaruntce It pure nuU
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nit
tllra-in-iiaua. uincasier te., -a)
Will call at your neuse u you sena me a r
tai. orders may be lefUttheLaacaiterCpun
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