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UTOIIEW J. STEINMAN, .
CIIAIU.ES STEINMAN FOIAZ, Hdlten.
IVOBEttT CtuVlUv, I'ubllsht.
fUft DAILY rSTELMaENCEU.-rublUheJ
every day in the year, but Sunday. Served
bx earrlcri In Itati city nd surrounding
tovrnM.tencenuasrtlt. llymaliriyedel'
Wu year tn ndvns s eenM mentb.
WEEKLY IXTEI.MOENCET-One dollar and
Ofr eenli a year. In advance.
NOTICE TO BUUSCMBERS Remit by check
or potefflea order, and where neither of
thma can b procured aend In a rcgliured
letter.
BnUred nt the IFostefnc, as second clMsrnall
matter.
Abdmss, THE INTELLIGENCER,
l.aucaster, I'D.
LANOABTER, PA., December 24, 1889.
Oar Jehn'i Dinner Orator;'.
They had & New England dinner In
Philadelphia, last evening, nt the Con
tinental hotel, which was attended by
Yankees and Southerners, Dutch and
Irish, with Immense disregard for the
peculiar Idea of the gatheriugj and nt
which New Eiiglngd baked beans,
pumpkin pics, codfish balls, and like
Yankee Institutions, remained all evon even
ing as the only reminders that It was
a New England dinner that was being
given ; the speakers did net note- It and
no oue teemed te knew It ; the truth
being that it is qulte lmposslble In
this latltude te get up any enthusiasm
for New England rocks. Here, where
nature is se much mere bountiful, the
emigrants from New England can only
meet together at dinner te congratulate
themselves upon their escape- from its
cold and barren land into ene of milk
and honey, and feel that the lcsu they
say of the Jeys they left behind them,
the better.
At this particular dluner the chief
speakers were Mr. Breckenrldge, of
Kentucky, and Mr. Wunainaker, of
Philadelphia and thegcncral postefllro;
mere remotely from Germany. And
we are bound te say that this tlme our
Jehn took the cake. It gives us pleas
ure te de credit te merit whenever dis
closed ; and we are pleased te applaud
Mr. Wanamakcr for his tipcecli,
which was bright and witty. It
Is evident that Jehn Wanamakcr has
net been addressing Sunday schools all
bis life for nothing. In talking te llttle
children he has fallen into an untcrtaiu
lng way of dlscourse which proves well
adapted te after dinner oratory, where
there is no call te eay anything in par
ticular, but great occasion te say every
thing in a crisp and pleasant way.
Mr. Wanamakcr get along awlmmlugly.
He did nothae occeslou te talk cunt
and he did net even vontureen the
' borders of a fib until he reached the con
clusion of his remarks, when we fenr he
did trespass; and bear somewhat hardly
upon his conscience in declaring ".Sheet
the man who spends a cent or gives a
cent for corrupt elections" ; but " plant
men through the state as thick as grass
hoppers te see that there are fair elec
tions and a fair count."
That Is Jehn Wauamakcr's expression
at the New England dinner ; this being
the same Wanamakcr who at the last
election filled the money bags of Quay
mainly from the coffers of the rich men
of the city of Philadelphia. He would
have us think that he thought that this
money was te be used by Quay te sccure
fair elections and net te corrupt them.
What a Bwcotinneccnt cherub of a child
it is te be sure I And what a precious
Sunday school teacher f And what a
hand for Quay I
Our Jehn draws stoutly en our credu
lity when he puts himself and Quay
down as engaged in purifying the elec
tion of 18S3 with that Philadelphia
manufacturers cash: but he said it te
sweetly te thoe assembled Phllndcl
phlans and their guests that pcrchauce
some of thorn took it down. If they
cu keep it down, tlmlr digestions
may be marked geed ; a tttoruaeh that
can take comfortably lloaten baked
beans and Wauamakcr's tale of Inno
cence, Is as geed as that of any ostrich
that ever took in stones te digest.
But we will net think tee hard of
Jehn. A man en his lcgi at n dinner
table is' allowed lets of latltude; and, os
we have said, when he cornea te the
table from a long experience of Sunday
-- school oratory hu cannul be ex pitted te
speak as accurately 113 friskily, or any
truer than preaching.
A Merry Christinas.
A green Christmas is net a very rare
thing in this latitude, and It cannot be
aid te make a particularly full grave
yard. The croakers who are se ready te
quote this ancient saying should be
heartily discouraged and forced te ndnilt
that it was never intended te apply te
all tha earth from Greenland te Flerida,
and the line of Its territory must be
several hundred miles north of Lancas
ter, where a green Christum only makes
a full coal bin and gives comfort te theso
without fuel. This Is a tlme te be merry,
and any ene who does or says anything
calculated te threw the smallest shadow
en a community blazing with sponta
neous geed will should be kumiuarily
sat upon and suppressed with all the
vigor available.
Christmas is net a time for gloomy
omens but for cheerful hopes ; It is a day
for the most unfortunate te turn from a
dark past te a bright future, and no mat
ter hew straitened their circumstances,
ever' ene can at least have hope, and
no gift can be mere cheering.
Christmas Is a time when we all bend
down te the little folks aud take n les les
eon from them in faith In Sauta Glaus,
and kiudliucsa te oue another. The
sccne in Miss Baldwin's fcHoel,
as described In our news columns,
does net need much imagination te
make a touching aud beautiful Christ
mas picture In the mind of every reader,
and In many a family the children will
te-night awaken the better feelings of
thousands of men and women.
There Is Consolation.
Tberc Is some consolation in n green
Christmas, even If it be true that it be
& deadly one. If we bet ourselves down
as we Bheuld te extract all the comfort
out of the situation about us that it will
bear, wc will net find it hard te con
clude that a pleasant sky, a pleas
ant temperature nnd a dry laud
make very agreeable surreundlugs
ven at Christmas time ; and they ought
net te be very fatal ones, cither. If we
hed slush aud mud and rain we might
think that therewas particular danger
te our healths, as there certainly
would b great discomfort te us.
But we can get along very v. ell and com
fortably with such Christmas weather
as we are haviug tills year, nnd we need
net repine very much that the earth is
net covered with snow. We are likely
te hayc plenty of It yet; and If we de
net, we can de very well without
U. Itb net the greatest been te man ;
te ueya and girls, who are par-
py ju exurnu.
It Demands It!
If it be true as stated that the rela
tives of Mr. Gewcn are pushing a search
ing inquiry into the causp of his death,
they are doing well ; for In our Judg
ment there never was a death Hint mere
imperatively demanded Investigation. It
has been a great surpr.'se te us that the
police authorities at Washington have
been content te accept the theory of the
sulclde of a body that was hurried away
from the scene oflte death befere inquest
was had or official inquiry of any kind.
This haste te remove the evidences of
the deed in Itself pointed te crhne; ud
when the victim was a man of national
repute, who was an cnergotle opponent
of powerful interests nod secret clans ;
a man of great ability, honesty and
vigor ; who had never shown n sign of
mental weakness ; who was happy In
his family and prosperous in his for
tune ; who abhorred suicides and never
carried a pistol ; when this man was
found shot down by a pistol In his room
at a hotel, wherefore should there be a
conclusion of sulclde rather than assassination?
A rncsiiMAN of Wooster University,
Ohie, was forcible shaved by some of the
students a few dnys age, becatine he lind
refused te obey nn erder te roineve Ills
beard. It Is charming te reflect Hint our
home collego hn net been disgraced by
any of these Insane hazing porfermnnccis
and class rivalry takes no mero harmful
form limn an occasional struggle or rush.
The atl.dents of that obscine " unlverslty "
no doubt Imagined that ihcre was loll of
humor In thelr practical Joke, but Jokes of
the kind n re rarely worth smiling nt union
In scorn, and they would imve advertised
thelr collrge better by letting fresh imm
beards alone, nnd striving te develop
nintillncf-s, intiscle iind braltit.
This Is a bad day befere Christinas for
the trade. In Hlelghs nnd skates, but home
enn tell what the clouds may de in n dny,
and "old preb" has f.illed often In gueii.
leg cold simps.
Tnn Berlln Xatienal Zettung observes
thatStauley's stntemcuts concernlng Kinln
Pasha acein te be tnade In reply te the re
proach that Umln'n embarrassments were
caused in part by Stanley's npponranre nnd
his determination te roeue one who did
net doMre te be rescued. The Zcitung si it
that Kiuin must be heard In lila own de-
fonse bofero conclusions urn reached. This
Is right In line with the comments of the
Ixtelmeenckr en thoStnnley-nmln busl busl busl
nosijfer though no ene can withheld udiiilr udiiilr
atlen for Stanley's pluck and energy no ene
cun fairly deny that even according te his
own story the whole ojcpedltlon for the re re re
llofef Kinlu was a strauge undertaking.
He may eventually succoed In making the
plans and mollves of ids enterprise qulte
elear, and both he and Einln have a claim
en public nation while they wrlte thelr
books this winter.
E.vousitjeurnnls are publishing a sin
gular letter wrllten hyaMalulist goneral
and foil ml In the camp of the Qorvlshes
bofero thelr rocent crushing defeat en the
JJIle. The story Is that a j-nung Arab
scrihe onterod the divan of the Dervish
chiefs nt night and found nnd copied the
letter which a press correspondent some
time nfler secured Ireni him. The St,
Jamet Gazette comments en the dignity of
the language and ilmple nobility et thought
in such a puH.ige ns the following :
"We bolengto Ged's army, and fellow
his word only. We have new ceme by his
erder, nnd tnere Imiie possible. reKiilt but
what is i;oed from his commands in this
changeful world. We haa given our eur our
Relvoi, cur children, nnd possessions te
litm ns nn orferln;; te Ged, mid he Imsao Imsae Imsao
ccpted them from us. He ha brought hit
true bollevers thelr seuli mid p'msosleim
with his word, nnd l'uradlse belongs te
thorn. If they are Hilled, tlioyare killed
as an offering te Ged, nnd If thev kill, they
kill in his causn, in it is writteu'in the Ol'd
Totanient, and In the Klieian, Whoevor
fulfils hia duty towards Ged is by lila bloss bless
liij? bought by him, ns he also buys hlin,
aud he Is master of the world."
Theso Christmas times the reader may
feci h.ippy that se steru a f.dth of killing
nnd self sacrlflee has net been his let by
birth or training. It Is a uiatter for grave
thought Hint there ure new In the countries
of the upper Nlle many theusnnds of do de do
velod believers In Hits faith, who ure qulte
undismayed by the fearful daughter of the
battles with the English and Egyptian
troop. They leek fenvuid te death In
bittle as thelr natural and proper fatenndn
short read te l'uradlse. They need only
dlHclpline and lopeating rides te cunblu
thorn te rnske Kurope tremble, fortu
nately the nobility and dlgulty wlileh
thelr religion has borrowed from the scrip
tures has no civilizing pewer that can ever
comnete with ClirlMlnnlty, mul Uurope
noed net feir that the iuventlve nnd In
dustrial spirit that hns made the Clnlbtlan
nations masters of the world will ever
nrlse te an equal lovel outslde of
Christianity.
tut. gevi:.v MUiti:it.
Fer the IXTKI.HQUNCUK.
Seme brutal Itar has of Oewcn's ileatli
A rjirful tule of wild seir-ilrtiighler luiiile ;
lljrauylni; that Ills room was reuml lecUed fut,
He tliUt no murdcroreeiild tliouce ecapc.
wen, H may be, ns marvels never end ;
lint belter proof this miracle demawU.
new n uinaii of linn unit happy mhiU ;
He hail no motive for tills mi J Jen crlme ;
IIj held it Christian horror eft.elf-inunUr
Ami soaled the deem of many murJerurs.
Tness it he escaped Ith llfe te prison woes,
II d owed undylns eugcance en I1I3 head,
l'atrer it Is te think Hint ene or themi
Had played 11 bloody plot of fierce rccni;e,
Caoeinif a tlme when none er ulh le luar
CompeslB0Idcnco or sulclde
An lthen, with steady handendnealth trend,
Working the dsed of bloe 1.
Te cram ene' heid full of Icnouledijentid the
stomach full of feed, nnd then neglect i,nb
bervu the ilmplent luws of nature aiulhoun aiulheun
fiilltuz means te Induce neneugneiniid con
stipation nnd cerUiln lev) of health. Uixnder
prevents nil this trouble. 1'rke only 23 cv.uUa
parliime.
Tha best remedy for th complaints of early
childhood, kucu us colic, rlatuleiicy. ae.,lDr,
Buirbllabybjruii. niteUiu-nU.
It Tonhens.
SOZODON'Tteushens the (tnrni and innltes
thorn healthy, se that they held In the teeth
flriuly. It remeves th tarUir, elves comfort, li
economical of health and mouey, nnd nhcn
once used 111 never b clen up. Try SOZO.
ne.vr.
ATlnl Comiiiilletton.
Reme ene has told you Hint your catnrrh Is
Incurable. It Is net se. Dr. Hage's Cuturrh
Heintsly will enroll. It is pleasant te use ami
It Rlunyidoes werlt thoreuijlily. Wohaeel
te hear of a ca.e In which It did net accomplish
a cure when faithfully med. Otarrh Is n dis
ease which It Is dangerous tencjlcct, A certain
remedy I at jour command, Aatlyourseiref
11 before the complaint auumn a mers serious
form. Alldrugs&u. M.lualw
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Ne. West Klnz Street.
"JTIUUOI'KAN WlZAftD Will, HKW
Jii our planets of destiny te perfection 1 and
thevr veu a correct llkenui Ter your tuiire 11 1.
nvr. Tslls you what ou arebistuilaniell r,,r
UireuBh life, leattes .htiden tr?a,ureamf KJ
rfonilllatlen-,. Oil and be com med N?
ul,-la;lti
$2,000 """"
7 WILL IlL'Y
FoarTwe-StoryBrlcX C-Roomed Dwellings.
In flrst-cless condition. Almest new 2j rtnt
Jcr in en ill
Cull ter ether bargains In real estate
JOHN H. METZLER,
0. 9 80UTU UUKU faTUE W.
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ALACU OK FAHUlO.V.
of
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
Selling Off Our Stock of
Christmas Goods !
All goods, of which wc have
tee many, must be sold.
Writing Maps, iec.
Portfolios, 10c.
Brass Picture Frames, 5c.
Fancy Baskets, 19c.
Nigger Dell Babies, down te
5c. Small Patent Head Dells,
down te 3c.
Bisque Jointed Dells, down
le 19c.
Dressed Sailor Dells, down
te 15c.
Three Fancy I Iandkcrchicfs,
in a fancy box, down te 25c a
box.
Cologne Pitchers and Vases
filled, down te iec.
Bettles of Bean and Hurlbut
Extracts, en Wire Stands, down
te iec.
Fancy Colored Picture
Frames, down te iec.
Bronze Stand Mirrors, down
te 19c.
Round Stand Glasses, 2 for
25 cents.
Glass Beats, down te iec ;
larger 19c ; largest 25c.
Bronze Vases, down te 15c;
larger size down te 25c.
Plush Match Safes, down te
te 15c.
Brass Trimming Rattles, 9c.
Plush Picture Frames, down
te 37 and 49c.
Embossed Leather Albums,
new long shapes, 2 cabinet pic
tures en page, down te 50c.
Figured China Silks, down
te 80 and 88c a yard.
Plush Ornaments, down te 3
and 4 cents.
Our whole stock of Comforts
away down te cost price.
All the Cretonne Comforts,
72x72, down te $1.50.
Excellent large Comforts, with
border, 72x72, down te 75c.
If you want any of the above
goods bring this advertisement
with you, otherwise you pay the
old price. All reductions in fu
ture arc only for these who
prove that they read our adver
tisement. PALACE OF FASHION.
115 & 117 North Queen St.
d?mniturc.
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MM j"E11' COHNKIt.
WlDlVIYER'S!
COME QUICK
And Heltict On el the Ileautlful and TkCfuI
(lifts,
A Plush Rocker.
We have never sold se nunv. Thev are Relng
fast. Hut the rest must ke faster. We want te
clear them out Uieru Christmas.
A';haonevcr sold them ns cheap, llutwe
are iiou-gelin; te knock en another slice anil
let them i;uut cost.
DON'T DKI.A Y I This Is tlm best chance you
ever had. We have ether coed things te show
j ou at equally Lew Trices.
TheyarcBtl"TlIlNJSOr IIKAUrY."
WIDMYER'S
KUIt.NlTUIti: .SlOItK,
E. Kina & Duke Sts.
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PLUSH ROCKERS
HT COST.
FOlt TWO DAYS. OUUHAClliriCK IS YOUIl
GAIN.
cemi: quick and sneuitu A ciioicue.ni:
uurum: they aui: qenl:.
LOTS 01' OTIIEU GOOD THINGS
l'UICKSTILL X.MAH.
AT CUT
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
LANOAaTKIt, l'A.
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bKAWNAULi: bUGaKbTIO.N.
TheeeverliiR of steam idpes with a reliable
material luauns de team and saves fiul and
attentien: the coat of the covering helm; some seme
tlnms made up In u slncle yenr In suvlmr uf fuel
atone. TheUsl mattrlitl () lur mkre-d le the
public is the
Megnesia Sectional Cevering,
Ter Steam Tll"v, Hellers, Urine Pipes. Ktc.,
and Uloreuteeul) In LamuisUr and lAbaueii
teuutlen, by
CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS,
W. PARKE CUMMINGS, Prep.,
NOd. Ill i. 1M KOltTll CHH1STIAN ST.,
Incaster, Pa.
Price lists and discounts and directions for
npplln 'en nppllcutteii. HKHlal terms tethe
trade. AlspVnlvtssi'Jpe, Cocks, t'lttlniis. Ktc,
atJehbrirJ'rtc4ss, de&tfait '
Palace
Fash
tfrtrmtrmhev',
PfliLADiLrntA, Tuesday, Dec 31, lew.
Stere open this evening.
Closed all day te-morrow.
Jehn Wanamaker.
flfllllmu (Dcobe.
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MAItTIN A CO.
Loek at the Bargains in our
East Shew Window. Every
thing marked in plain figures.
Bargains in Lamps, Glass Cups
and Saucers, Fruit Plates, &c.
Call and leek at the display,
and you will surely see a desir
able Christmas Gift.
Fruit Saucers.
25 dez. French China at $2 ;
were made te sell at $4. s
10 dez. Jesse Dean's Decor
ations at $1.25 a dozen.
Odd Lets of 6, S, 10 and 12
Fruit Saucers at half.
ChildraCs Tea Sets.
A quantity sufficient te sup
ply the city. Splendid Sets at
10, 25, 40, 50c, up te $2.50 a set.
Decorated Cups and Saucers.
(In China Department.)
A whole room taken up in
this display, and the prices
range from 5c up te $3.50 each.
Decorated Dinner Sets.
Haviland & Ce. French China
Dinner Sets from $40 te 100 a
set.
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets
from $25 te $50.
Porcelain Dinner Sets from
$'5 te $35.
Arlington Dinner Sets from
$20 te $30.
Ironstone Dinner Sets, $8.90
te $15.
115 pieces English Print Din
ner Sets at $8.90 a set.
White Dinner Sets from 4
te $20.
Glass. Glass.
Lemonade Sets, Water Sets,
Wine Sets, in Crystal, Amber
Blue and Ambcrina Glass ;
Wine Sets with decanters and
6 glasses, at 75c each.
Berry Bowls, with 12 Saucers,
49c a set.
Ice Cream Sets, 1 Bowl and
1 2 Saucers, at 3S, 69, 9SC a set,
all new. Orange Bowls, Nut
Bowls, Cake Stands and Berry
Bowls.
Novelties en the
5, 10 and 2jc Counters.
200 pieces of Large Glass
Dishes for the 5c counter.
500 Barbatine Vases that for
merly sold for 50c en the 10c
counter.
500 novelties of nil kinds en
the 25c counter.
Dells. Dells. Dells.
Such anethe'r assortment was
never shown before in this city,
American Dells, German Dells.
French Dells, Italian Dells,
Japanese Dells. Our price will
surprise you.
Japanese Goods.
Japanese Art Vases, Japanese
Waste Baskets, Japanese Seven
Feet Umbrellas, Japanese Tea
Trays, Japanese Art Lanterns,
Japanese Paper Cutters, Japan
ese Crepe Scrods, Japanese In
cense, Japanese Rese Leaves,
Japanese Bird Nests.
De net fail te examine this
collection of Japanese Bric-a-Brac.
Umbrella Stands.
The latest design in Brass,
China and Pottery. Brass Um
brella Stands, $1 up. Pottery
Umbrella Stands in hand-painted
and natural weed effects
from i.7S up.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
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ANCAHTEK CAHl'ET HOUhli
SHAUB & YONDERSMITii
IT PAYS THE BUYER
TO GO TO
SHAUB & VONDERSMITH.
HUG. CAIU'KT. AUT SQUARE, OIL-
CLOlllH, WINDOW SH.V1)1. Etc.
FINEST LACE CUUTAINS AND I'OItrtEKES
In the City fur the Prices, lie Suru te
Hie Them.
11EST GOODS I LOWEST PKICES
GH01TND I'LOOIt I ONE I'HICE !
CAItPETANDCAItPET WOllICi 1IEST AND
CHEAPEN l't
Near Cerner of Orange & N. Queen.
nmf-ljd
(Ceal.
IUMIIKIt AN'IICOAU
J 'IDIIACCOHHOOKHANUCASKS. tt EhT
KUN JIA1U) WOUIW. Whelt'Mile and lteull.
by il. U.M Alt TIN Ce.,
nJ-ljd 421 Water btrett, Utiicm ler. Pa,
O AUJIUAKD.NEIW VUMl'AA Y.
COAL DEALERS.
Omens Ne. 121 North QueenSlreet, nnd Ne.
5iU North Prliiuu street.
Y.tiua North 1'rliue Htreet, mar lteadln,;
IX jsit.
melltr.1 rMNOAKTKILl'A.
THENm' WOli,
FURNITURE STORE,
hns removed te ISO East Klne street, havlnc a
full line of Furniture of eery description at the
lowest prices. AUe Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call aud examine our goods.
sVUdH H. WOUf, IM East King aUcU
(flreccricsj.
T lICltSK'H.
Fer Fine Flerida Oranges,
Fer Fine UanntiM,
FerT-xtra Choice Whlta Urape.
Fer Fine Tabu or Cooking Kalslns,
FerFlnaLayw Flss,
Fer Candles of all kinds,
NuU.NuUef all kinds,
Fer Tine Canned Ooeds,
Fer Pickles, Sauces, Ketchup, cte.,
Fer Fine Olives or OltreOlls,
Fer Plum Pudding;,
Fer the Finest Coffees and Teas,
Fer Choice Cranberries, etc.,
TO 11R WF,LL OUPPLinD WITH OOOD
aoeiw ren yout.helid.vy tahlk,
GO TO
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
I..ANCABTKII. PA.
y-Tclcphene eonnectton.
r-XimiSTMA9 GItEETINO I
With your pockets full of money
Aim jour spirits 01 l'chxi enuer,
I wish you a Merry
And a Happy New Year,
Slurry Larisi
stmas
Samuel Clarke
Ettemls n Cerdlnl Invitation te Alt te Visit
lIlsHtvruItoem,
Nes. 12 & 14 Seuth Queen St,
Where Uts stock can he examined, nnd your
substantial rpcognltleunf our eflerts te please
you baxhewu In the bestowal or your Valued
orders for
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.
Our linking Butler, without Lard, 15,
and 23 Cents.
New Citren. ISe tier neund.
IS, 20
Coceanutnnd Almend Macaroons.
hhclluarknud Wnlnut'Kernels.'Ale per
OrmiKCS aud Pntianns, Hea dexun up.
Ettrn Pine Cranberries, 10, 12, 10, 1
pound.
13 cents
ler quart.
BUG AltS 1 SUUAIW!
Confectionery, New Orlenns nnd Dark Brown
8m;iir for linking your OliiECr Cakes.
Try our ..XX Fleur nt 80c jwr quarter, and
New Orlenns Buklnir Melntcs, the finest In the
world, at Lewest Prices.
CANDIES! CANDIES!
"i-ii '. tvS. v '", 13 10
eliil Prices toseneols.
"Mi ". SK. B 10, 15 te S5 cents per pound.
Kpe-
ljeknt our CHKISTJIAHOItEKTING Cords.
ThellnustccrKlcnnvMiy In Lancaster. Just
the tiling te decorate enr C'hrlstuius Tree
with.
CLiLRISIE'S
TE.V AND COFCEE STORE, NOS. 12 A 11
SOUTH QUEEN HTKELT.
Telopheno. Free and Prompt Delivery.
P.S. Plenty of extra help te wait en you all.
Ne Delay,
A T m:isr-s.
Cards, Cards Given Away Free,
FROM NOW ON UNTIL CIIUISTMA3.
They nre handsome. See them In our w In In
des. Weneverlinestln trashy cards, neither
de we nsk you te purchase anything In order te
get oue; but we expect everybody te ask for
the Card. This Is thu only way te set It.
HEAD ON I HEAD ON!
Fifty birrels of Cniidv ecr 15.000 pounds I
Tnlnk of It I 6 lbs for aSc, 4 lbs fer25e ; 3 lbs for
"e and 2 lbs for '.Tie; also Extra Finn Candy at
15o,18eandiloportb. Finn Chocolate Dreps nt
lSeaiid Candy 'J5c per lb. Weliue the Finest a
Its forlBe In the city.
MlT.sCATEL AND HUNCH IIAISINS.
The Finest Loese .Muscatel UaNlns we ever
saw, 2 lbs for ISe. The Best Bunch ltulslns In
the city, 2 Bs for ilic. Pine Fancy Cluster
Kalslns from x te 3"e x?r Q.
DATES AND FIOS.
A big let of Perlun Dates at I ths for 25c. Pine
1mct Figs nt U'Je per lb. New Bis FIkniiIS
tbsferSV-. Fliustt'rKlallied l'lgs ntlSciiertb.
A drl el cans of Blackberries for 23c.
OKANUF.S.
Fifty boxes of Flue Flerida Oranges at 20c,
23c, JOe and we per der.
NIMS.
r.tEht hundred pounds Finest French Prin
cess Paiwr-hell Almetids, 2,usj lbs Urtvnoble
and French Walnuts, Ptcan 1uls. Filberts,
Jl I sed Nuts, Tnrnceiia Aliiionils.Hhellburk and
aluut Kernels, tic.
8UOAK-COATED POPCORN.
Five barrels Sugai-Ceatcd l'epcuru ut be ixr
quart.
Fine line of Fancy Crackers.
NIcnncs and dinner Hnups, .1 lbs for 25c,
HILVEI1 STAR 1IAKINU POWDER.
fill Present Hue VnsesTTltchcrH, Sugar
Bem Is, Ac. By nil means nsk for a box and have
it chance, 111 only eiler the Presents during
Holiday hcnsen.
Cranberries, White Orapcs. Apples, etc.
Mlucuincat at be, 10c, and Atmore's Finest,
The Finest Line or Evaporated California
Fruits In the market.
Loek nt our lmmcnn display ofeverythln"
that Is geed. Yeu can't nlterd te pass us by.
We euld net attuinpt te tt rite up nil we hits e
ou must hee. Hetentccu polite clerks tiud
four errand boys te glvoeu alt the attention
ou want. Loek for the Big sign nore-s the
patemeul j jeu can't miss us.
REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRINCEST8.,
Directly Oppesite
J. II. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Rtere, und
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
IrUUU'O.
IIIRKSl'MAb PltlSKN'IN.
Christmas Presents
AT
Reigart's Old Wine Stere,
NO. 20 EAST KING ST.
BOUCIIESEC. EXTRA CHAMPAGNE.
WINE IN BASKETS, ntfS for Pints and 51000
ler Quarts.
Cusenier Celebrated Cordials
In Baskets, ns fellows :
BIJnu.sHilf Litre Bettles .. .
In Vullse, 0 Quart Bettles
In CeinpOi.0, i Quart Bettles
turn
iw
.SJOO
-The abe e Wlne and Cordial, nre the Fin
est Prediucd lu France.
H. E. SLAYMASER, Agt
imbrcllne.
VM
BltEI.LA HEADQUAllTERS,
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR
c
mi
ROSE BROS, & HARTMAN,
1 1 i:.VT KING STREET.
(tUmd
riARUE DALMATIAN INhKCT POWDER,
X pnielled by ugoislpewdtr blotter. Is the
mesterjtvtunl ilelrej cr or Hit and oilier small
Insects. Fer sale
AtHUBLKY'H DRUG BTORI-'
UWMtKlncBUMb
Hefflay Speeialfies !
Hire
&01J0, StCt
F
Linn & bbeneman.
Wliat Flinn& Breneman
Dells and Dell Carriages,
Steam Engines,
Magic Lanterns,
Maguetle Toys,
Printing Presses,
Teel ChesU,
Building Blocks,
Feet Balls,
Mechanical Toels,
Fine Lamps, Carver, Nut Picks, etc.,
St
NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN
rH QSoebtH
rpiiE PEOPLE'S CASH BTOBE.
GHRCTMAS.
BRRCH1NS
IN THE
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Itdles' Hemslltch White, Printed Herders
and Open-Werk Borders, nt 5c, 8c, lOe Ut 50c.
Ladles' While Embroidered, In large assort
ment, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25e te 81 50.
Full lines of Gents Handkerchiefs, In Plain
Whits Hemstitch and Hemmed, from 5c te 60c.
Ladles Scalloped and Embroidered Bilk, In
W hi te and Celers, atSJc Usual price has been
for these goods 60c,
ladles Scalloped Embroidered, with Deuble
Hemstitched, at 50c j worth 75c.
u,?f"".'5c0'nyerk Bnd Krabreldcred Whlt
Sllknt75e Sold oue week age utjl.
Gents' Large-SIze White CTilna Bilk Hand
kerchiefs nt J7Xe. llegulur price almost en cry
where 60fl.
Gent's Jnpnnese White Silk Handkerchiefs
at 60c. Regular price te-day, 75c.
Full lines of Ladles' and Gent's Bilk Mufflers,
in Cream, White and Celers, at unusually low
prices.
Many of the Bnrgnlns above cannot be re
placed at the prices named. Purchasers would
de t ell te 1 nspect our stock early.
We carry In stock full lines of
Colgate's Celebrated Extracts,
TOILET WATERS, CO.LOUNES, Ac.
GEO. F. RATHV0N,
25 East King Street,
mnrtO-lydR LANCABTER. PA.
-irriLLIAMSON & FOSTER.
Christmas Time!
When All Conditions of People
WISH EACH OTHER MANY HAPPY
TURNS OF THE DAY'.
ItE-
Exchange Greetings
AUK NOW IN OHDF.K.
Articles Useful and Suitable.
Ladles' Plush Coats nnd Jackets.
Children's CeaU and Gictcheus.
Iur.tnt's Plush CeaU.
Beys' Unco Pant Suits.
Beys' Cape Overcoats.
Bejs' Odd Pants.
Gent's Dress Otei coats.
Gent's Dress Suits,
Gent's Dress Pantaloeus.
Gent's Storm Coats.
Bej s Storm Coats.
Beys' Overcoats.
Beys' DrcssSutts.
Beys' Scheel Suits,
Beys' Scheel Pantaloons.
Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs.
Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs.
White Hemstitched Linen Handkerchief-..
Initial Linen Handkerchiefs.
BrocadeSlIk Handkerchief.
Gents' SIlkMufllers.
Gent's Cashmere Mufllers.
Geiit's Teek-nnd Puff Scarfs.
The latest ldta In Gout's Necktt earThe Pen
dlx Scarf.
Gent's Full Dress Shields.
Gent's Full Dress Shirts.
Gent's Cardigan Jackets.
Gent's Kid, Clet h and Angera Gle es.
Linen Table Cevers 2J yards long.
Linen Napkins te match.
Table Linen, ISe te Jl 25 per ynrd.
Napkins, SI te Jl 75 per dozen.
Linen Towels, 12Jc te SI KJ each.
Chenille Table Cevers, new designs, $1 50 te
t5 60 each.
Ijidlcs' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
Ladles' and Children's Fur Tep Gloves. 50c te
IM.
Ladles' and Children's Mitts.
Ladles' Uulliied Kid Gloves, Ue le f I 50.
Ladles' Undressed Kid Gtetcs, M te Jl w.
Gent's Alligator Slippers.
Gents' Morocco ftllppetK.
aents' Embroidered Veltet Slippers.
acuta' Embroidered Plush Slippers.
Gent's WoIbe Felt Slippers.
Ladles' Delgu FeltSllppers.
Bejs' Rubber Beets.
Ladles' Rubber Beets.
Children's Rubber Otershees.
GcuU' Housu Coats.
Genu Smoking Jackets.
Gents' Until Robes.
Beys' Gossamer AVatcrproefs.
Bejs' Gum Oterceats.
Gent's Mackintosh Cape Ceat.
Gent's Mackintosh Couts.
Gent's Gleria Cleth Umbrella.
Ijtdles' Gleria doth Umbrella,
Be)' Presentation Canes.
Gent's Presentation Canes.
Ladles' Astrachan Capes.
Ladles' Black Hair Caes.
Ladles' French Seal MutTs.
Ladles' Black Hair Muffs.
Children's Cups and Turbans.
Pockelbeuksuud Purses.
K)pei4 e cry eventugdurlng Dccembc ria
i;
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, l'A.
-AND-
NO. SIS MARKET ST.. IIAU1USUURO, PA.
iihutenvuplta.
ROTF-
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Backgrounds made especially for Bust and
Ihree-quarter Length Photographs.
ROTE.
se i-2 North Queen St.,
, ., Next Doer Ut th Posteffle.
aT4ad
lamsen & Fester,
Have for Beys and QMs
Tre-heldrs (New),
Havings Banks,
Bltced Animals, etc.,
Iren Tej
Express Wagons.
Veleclptsles,
Girls' Tricycles,
Sleds and CeaitJ
for Wedding nnd Christmas Presents.
ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
(Eeya.
N
EW BOSTON STORE.
J. Harry Stami
24 Centre Square,
IS OFFERING MOST EXTRAORDINAj
AND WONDERFUL
BARGAIN
IN ALL KINDS OF OOODS.
Observe ! Observe
Ladles' and Children's Black Ribbed He
cue a inlr.
ill Inch Turkey Red Table Linen ntlKca yiJ
Wc Fancy Ribbons at Ge a jard.
ihj jvui;iiiiig niiiu It ynru,
6e Handkerchiefs nt Sen yard.
75c Red Underwear nt SOe each.
si ai i- lannci Blurts at Use each.
Men's 50c Flue Whlte Shirts nt37Me each.
Men's 25c Hnlf Hese nt 12Me a pair,
75e Flannel Sklrtsnt 60e each.
50c Pantaleon Goods nt.isc a yard.
SJ'Aa Kine Towels at 35c each.
&i Linen BetUi (CletU and dozen Napklnsl
6i)c Corsets nt 87Kc eneh.
Kc, 10c, l'Jic Ladles' Linen Cellars nt 5c
SioCashmereGlevos ntl7capalr.
.Oc Woolen Hese at. "tie n p tlr.
75c Nankins nt 50c ndn7pn.
tl Napkins at 75c a dozen,
f 1 !U Napkins at 91 n deCu.
JTe'wrelry T
Istce Pins nt 5c, He, 10c, lletnSTic each.
wiiuaretrs eim Geld Rings " at iBe cacl
White Bed Spread:
f2 00 Spreads at $1 CO etch,
S-luOSiircads at $2 60 ench.
81 SjSpre.tds at COc eiJ
Handkerchiefs and Silk MulU
AtMost3lcasenabIo Pi Ices.
WONDERFUL .V.ND SUBSTANTIAL
DI7CT10NS IN
DRESS GOOD
Which jeu -V'lll de well te Inspect.
In the Nick "O" Time we ceme te you tltl
ureui. closing uut itie or
TOYS.
Net oueTey wlM be carried ever If low prl
triu nil uiiii mean.
Come Early ! Come Earll
-te Tin;-
24 Centime Square.
I)ljti!twavc.
H
IQH MARTIN.
AT-
Cliixiei Hall
Decorated Diiuiur Set-, from Ha
land China (line decoration) Scmi-l.
celaln, Whlte St ene Ware te Engli
Printed or Plain "White, at price cqn
te any in the market. Decorated Ciil
Dessert, Game, I-'Wi, Oat Meal, Trink.
1'iiuiiiiiK riet, tic. Fruit, Oyster ii
Bone Plates. Celery Trays. Tea, C
fee and Bouillon Cups. A. D. Ceflei
from the cheapest te 512 each. Bev
Worcester, Japautse Ware and etl
Fancy Goods in large quantities.
CUX CxL-HLSS
IN NEW PE.SIUN8.
Preed and Uugraved Glasiware
New Styles und in I.urge Qunntltli
Bechester LumrB in Variety of Ftyl
ana at the Lewest Price. Don't inaL
your selection until you
-VISIT-
HIGH
& MARTI M
15 East King Street.
UTILLER'a BORAX iinAP wiir. wis!
XXL Clethes, awl avtry xUcI under th aui
Iw n
or
HOLDAY GlllfflS
X.'9ak$'ylS Mssgiarw'f iw
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