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I v VLegtelature will elect Calvin S. Brlce te
("" united states senate, netwiin-
& 'StlSmiYlfifl. lin ktwinn ntitmftltlnn wllirll
l'v,ku inninn tin In htt nerlv In the Htate
Against such a choice, upon the ground
;;that Mr. Brlce is but a nominal resident
.-.of. Ohie and Is chiefly distinguished as
'& man of lanre wealth ncqiilred In Wall
Sl CjLau.fc ul).lliil n a....t.M..lt tt AAn I til
WDtrtXIBlJCVUlUWUUSj U KUUUIEUIKVIUIIIK
v te have grown up In Ohie against the
fc't continuance of the habit of regarding an
rtfw Ohie man who has cone te rnew Yerk
pyl - after akekcls, and pursues his busVness
swere, as sviu an vjiuu uinu ; uuu wii-iv
'd&?1tMmatn Vmanllrl trmntnl for the fcellnir
sv'that a man cannot claim two states as
L.& his residence, in one of which te place
it.wfhls dollars and in the ether political
j. .honors.
'aL Mr. Urlce has a residence at the -town
s'f&'ef Lima, in Ohie, where we believe he
Vi repairs when he wants te vote, ana
gh which serves him as his political station.
4. Tfta Lllelnnaa ntnl anetnl atnt Inn la
ssvrr -. . . ... :
w? -2iw xetK, in ODcuience te a
iv&, -?-. i.- . ..
'i-j law which unngs iniiueunircs aim
r inbnillnir mllllnnnirnti Intn I lint, pnntru
of financial movements. Tim miMtlnii
pV which is new raised In Ohie is as te
& JM urliAthnt n tnnn innv tint tmraiin r.ntlHna
1111 T... . . MJ UW. ....RWW J.W.. wawi
L';it;. in Ohie and business in iscw Yerk ana
hyl pluck the prizes in each territory ; te
fe.'A which the subordinate question is nt-
V tached aa te whether it is necessary that
r;M United States senator shall be a mil-
ff.tj-- vu7. .icn 1UI& fAJBmaNM.T iimii;
:-;:;;; millionaires, wne nave come into r
'-.; irem einer places te acnieve renunes
ft and have found them there.
g Many famous Ohie men have cone te
'.sw" ;--.. . . ii . , " ....
WfrC i ' ' ur,ce
"''ls a very common one. All of the lmnil-
tli ffnmii nmv nnr. hnvA umitBeml am miipti
fljrush; but it Is prebable that New Yer,k
;& can iurnisu eneugu millionaire sons or
rL. AttAfl.
states te keep their senatorial
CfV-' WVMV
-.; '. ' nialra
properly filled, if it be that a
A million is a senatorial rcnulslte.
.i:,i ine pconie wue ue me uusincss 01
r7. mi.. i. . i. .. i .. .
jV Vaiv Vnrlr nrt fiAnrlv all lwtrn In ntlinr
ll&,piccs. The New Yorkers who have
?',maae incir minions leave h te tneir
F::,y-i cnuurcn 10 spena : anu a iresu crop et
Hungry countrymen Is constantly
fz fc-i uesa avenues.
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jffljr v niay oe nil ngui, in view ei una
r." SJT peculiar condition of the New Yerk
.ivpopuiauen, ttiat a man may net be
J 4 $fpreply considered te have cxpati latcd
y ' iilmiielf when hn mx4 in thnt pit v fnr himl.
B?"'.s naMtnurrMMesnlenAniw ttint.it Unllrlirht
-' '4.. JMHuMlIM l.t... nn n r.t.tn. . .. ..... lift.
KWTplace. It may be that the laws of poll pell
V.li..l ...M... .1 .1.1 I.. I..1 ..
h&tri Tfew Ynrlf. nml Unit IIvIiuf in It.
LfJCi;beuld be lield net te count
.Oagainst political residence elsewhere.
- t?' Trtaaf Ctf all nil 11 tint wineu-ilmltl t
object te her citizens going te New Yerk
for their millions, but should rather cul
tivate that disposition in them and re-
V-Vr? nam w.vili lu. (.11:14 DUWV33 null jruiib-
.jp leal preferment. In this view the.
M flectien of Mr. Brlce te the United
states benate may be judicious, it is
W?? Brlce. nlus ills millions, that Ohie has.
Wf threutrh the New Yerk liivnslen: and
Wtp thBt- fat mere than Brlce without the
if millions that she would have had if he
hai staid at home.
It seems that it may be wise in Ohie
te still regard Mr. Brlce en a citizen
eligible te political honors ; but It Is net
e clear that the Scuute Is the place
where he should be stored away. It Is
true that it is much the present fashion
,j but it seems te be a praetlce that would
Jj-C I IkJh 1a4 nttAHArl t f I.. .BBhh J.Ik It.... ti.
' 'a$ ucvwci iiuuuiuu 111 iin uivucii viiiiii ui
Sr observance. A man Is very lonely in
Sjjjg -'the United States Senate nowadays
rj nuu is uui ;i v nvutuiv, JtjKt'iMBlu w
a place that has particular attraction
ir the men of larce Income. Wash-
KSfrineten lias ceme te lxi u rltv where
p ;3g wealth can be displayed and expended
. -, , wim large reiurns ; anu tue Senate is an
honorable body, where the labor Is lluht.
the company geed and all things har-
monleus with the natural alnief uinn te
be distinguished, rich, social acd
cilm. There Is nethluir te ruftle the
, millionaire senator btit the newspapers ;
-bu mese, ne necu net read. It is even
said that the delights of the senatorial
association are such that the Jelly geed
fellows politics are of no account in the
private sessions ; and le such an extent
is the spirit of brotherly affection car
ried that certain Democratic senators
are even reported its new begglug
the Iowa Democrats net te de se
cruel a thing te them as te take
away their Billy Allisen ; who Is an
Iowa Bepublicau senator of bucIi easy
political virtue as te be threatened with
'jF' the less of the votes of the Republicans
V in the Legislature who de net HUc the
ft way he sits astride the tariff fence.
Beware of Spain.
ir cruuier tun, ei r jenua, nas contrived
te galvanize the question of Cuban wp-
aratien from Spain by his resolution new
ei slumbering with the committee of for-
&. clgn affairs. The news of the lntreduc-
,.jr wen or his measure was welcomed at
V" KevWcaf liv n r,r.1illl,t ......... 1 .,.!
Ii. tl.ore ... ju. .... f! ..T. .
?-:t - w Uliy lIlUHHWSiailOUSOI
B,5rymPatbynU alungtbe lower Atlantic
anu uuu coast. Benuter Call has had
K himself interviewed in the matter and
$ expresses the opinion that If the Cubans
H& aUeuld rise and proclaim a republic this
government would net leek en with lu-
etnerence wnjie fcjpaln tried te rivet
again her imperial chains. He ref.rs
te the similar caw of the Mexican
.rising against Maximilian when I'rcsl-
- dent Jehnsen warned the French
te leave Mexico. The Important differ-
euce Is that Spain Vuly maintains her
.ancient domlnleu InV-'uba, while France
?L-wa,,fcryJn8 te wtaWiali a new conquest.
i ?y-sw ean ue little deiNH that a revolu revelu
r tlln Cuba that aiVneared te have
f;fNl popular supArt would com cem
,aMM4 much publJIb sympathy in
V?9 " W"W bV almost linpes-
WfmMmp te keep this country out of the
WtjimmL -
. r, Blaine may be dreAmlng of the
.ifJWWHtlnn of Cuba u abrjlulant cUmax
mrr, which ha te far inthi
IHllitmlluii bM) vry x)wuuenple,
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If the Cubans are encouraged te revolt
by agitation like that of the Flerida sena
ter we win need te nurry up Dimuiug
war ships or Spain will net liave much
te fear and the scare may Iks all en our
side.
Spain has twelve armored andsev-enty-clght
tinarmered steam war ships,
and fifteen torpedo beat. The United
States lias one torpedo beat In course of
construction, and when all the ships
new authorized arc afloat, we will have
cloven armored and thirty-one unar unar
mered vessels. The heavy Spanish Iron
clads might call at New Yerk and col
lect the costs of any riot provoked in
Cuba by American agitators, and there
would net be much brilliancy in a policy
resulting In such a proceeding.
Twe women knocked down a nisn In
New Yerk and stele ten dollars from Mm.
The question arlses wbelher they wcre
Mgbwaymen or Mghwaywomen. The
presiding officer of a meeting Is aclialrman,
whether male or fomale, but if the same
rule applles te the highway robbers It
must also held for male washers of clothes,
who would be washerwomen in spite of
sex. JLIut the dictionaries glve "waslior "waslier
inn" and de net give hlghwayweman.
We can speak of a lady chairman, but it
would grate n gainst the fitness of things te
refer te a lady highwayman, or a female
highwayman. It would perhaps be hotter,
in these days of woman's rights, te retire
from this awful pur.r-le and speak only of
brigands, desperadoes and olher neuter
villain.
rnKsiDKNT HamhkeN went gunning for
ducks hut week, and of the threo kllleil by
the party he Is said te have slain one, and
also te have accidentally taketi the life of
a pig owned by an old colored man. This
touching Incident needs explanation and
detailed description. Did the chief oxocu exocu oxecu
tlvo of the United States mistake a pig for
a duck, or did he luiagine that a polar bear
was prancing through the thlckets of Old
Virginia. Possibly his gun was accident
ally discharged, or he' mny have slain the
wild Virginia razor-back dellberatnly and
for sport, bouause of the scarcity of ducks.
Jehn Wanamaker should get his guu and
Jein the presidential sheeting party, and
Mr. Ingalls should be persuaded te haunt
the neighborhood, as he nillit easily be
slain for a pig.
Tun cold wave is coming. I.ast Thurs
day when the strong winds began the
quotation for the day en the Intrluoen Intrlueen
cer pad calendar was the following from
Bryant : ,
I hear the hetvl of die wind Hint brl n j
The long- drear ftlerm en Ite heavy wings.
The howl was en hand according te our
pregramme, and new here comes the
storm.
A cunteils flvo-pego pamphlet cemes
from Bosten with the compliments of the
author, David Thayer, A. M., M. D.t who
has wade the flight of birds a life
long study, "and desires te leave In
yeunger hands the result of his Investiga
tions." This result Is Illustrated in a
startling froutlspleeo ropresonting an 'terlal
railway." The pamphlet bears thotitle:
".)rlal railway for the exploration of the
polar zene and for air transit ever water
and land." The plcture shows three
huge kites or sails hanging, vertical
and rigid, high up in the sky from
three long reds or cables that run
from a vessel te a row of small
balloons. Dr. Thayer doesuot deign te ox ex
plain what these rigid sails and connecting
reds nre inaile of, but he doclares that the
balloons are only usodtekoop the kltes up
when the wind dies away. " If there wcre
always a wind thera would be no use for
balloons," says the student of bird flight,
and many a kite flying boy will agree with
him. Sliding en the Hues or reds that con
nect the vesHel and the kites Is a car In
which the crew of threo live and work,
shifting the angle of the kltes by means of
repes and no changing the dlroctien of the
motion of the strauge apparatus. The car
is carrled up and down its aerlul railroad by
the pressure of the wind en anether sail.
The Inventor quaintly ebserves thnt If
In couscquenee of the great vlolenco of
the sea any of the voyngers become sea
sick, thecur may lie Immediately carried
te the upper part of the railroad, near the
kites, whero It will remnlu beyend the
reach of the motion of the nea, and will
travorse llie Holds of air as calmly aa a
balloon. The yessel Is only intended te
act as a drag, and in crossing land or Ice
a car or sled go Is used. " The lurlal rail
road consists of an apparatus which is
acted upon by two ferces, the first of which
Is the-wlnd acting by oblique Impact upon
the surfucoef the kites, and the second the
resUtnuce of the naine ferce by means of a
Urairi -
This beautifully simple devlre was sug
gested by observing the light of sea gulls
In accompanying an ocean Htoamer during
along voyage against head winds. The
gulls seomed te be resting en their wings,
but easily gllcjed far ahead of the Kwlft
steamer, and circled all around It. The
sailing vossel operates en the same princi
ple, but with a dragse heavy that its pro
gress is very slew. The icrlal railway
raises a huge expanse of sail with Ju&t
enough drag te kcep it hte.nly, and the
small crew high above water. The iuvon iuven iuvon
ter hopes te nmkelt useful for rapid and
light Journeys of small parties by land or
son, and when he makes his trial trip lu a
howling gale due attention will be given
te his obituary.
Tin: uxivr.nsAi. malady.
Oil, for soiue icllef tllecthe
Frent this cursed Krlp I
Oil, for some new Invective
Te describe the crlppe.
When you've taken six or leven
(lulnliie pill, nud need clown
Stere, It makes you nigh for liemeti,
Where there It ue grip;)?.
from the fyeinen lilt Jeunurt.
Almest Diirled Allve.
A special from HprlngfleUl, Ohie, says:
Ciptnin Jacob Onrrett, of the Lageuda
aveuue engine house, rocelved a telegram
last Saturday night announcing the sudden
death of his father at Sandusky. The cause
assigned for his denilse was an vplleptie
fit. Mr. Qarrett left at once for Columbus,
whero the funeral was te be held, and
waited the arrival of the remains. Arriv
ing at the capital city he and ethor rela
tives received the body which hud been
shipped In the care of a relative. The
casket was epened for a Inst leek, when
signs of life were perceived. Restoratives
were brought and a physician summoned,
and, in a short time, the supposcd-te-bo
dead mail was able te speak, ile was
transported te a bed, and new lies there
very weak and ill, but still alive, and his
relatives are net without hepe thnt he nmv
yet be wrested from death's grip.
A well-sprlmf of pleasure In a healthy Imby ;
keen your Imby lu lmxiI health by imlng fir.
Bull's llaby Hrup, iliufrieudef Infancy. Price
ilCCIltJi.
KrOIll all KOrtlnnn nf tlu rnnnfrv mmAlMliin.
of the Bend envoi of Ijunclerln dlM-uwuef llie
ver, stninncli, bowels unci bleed. It cures eon-
sUpntlen, malaria lever, heuilaehe
neNs.ele. Price only 23 rents a lucl
nervous-
1 1 e tr n .. k.il.l
everywhere.
1'lnk gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
Aud breaUi of bulm and Dpi el rose
Are found net la this world beneath
With yeunir or old, save only tboie
Who ever wisely, while they may,
Use HOZODONT by night or day.
A Great Cry ler More Women
Has been gelnp up from the far west for a geed
mju iuu xui me vry is nui ler pule, liuir.
TO. Alilll.n.r.1 .a... ... .. .. .. . 1...." .
w. m, uvuitiiaw. nuiu.Hi
'1116 IlUfcUlllir lrAMl..r.i
menareuoluiixleus fur beauty, but lies need
iiwiuiT wirua. a grcai rry ler neaiui Is eon een
tlnually going up from thoutandser women,
yeunsr and old, all ever the earth. Countless
remedies ha ve appeared In answer. A few have
uccetded, and none held a higher place than
pr.Wercs'sKavorlul'rescrlptleu, sure cure
for all Uiem peculiar weaknMiM and dl-trtJ-Jntllmnu
pwullar te the mx.
ltttmktr'.
FHiLADtLTHl A, .Monday, Dee. 80, W.
The Second Series.
BARGAINS IN FLAX.
Cumulative, an added Bar
gain Line daily, will be the plan
for the greatest January Sale
ever organized in this house.
On Saturday last, Muslin
Underwear. The success was
immense, and the sale only just
begun. But you were net in
vited te an ordinary stock. The
reserves have been ordered in,
and we open business .with full
lines te-day.
This Monday Morning a
great offering in Linens of many
sorts. Seme are European
Bargains brought out for this
sale, ethers are from our own
stock. All are extraordinary
Bargains. The consumer com
mands the market te-day.
LINENS.
The special goods offered
this morning were bought long
before the advance in (Tax, and
will be sold much below pres
ent values.
Tabic Linens.
68-inch Barnsley Bleached
Table Linen. Nearly 6 months
age we purchased the entire
stock of a celebrated Barnsley
manufacturer, and will sell the
goods this week at about half
the usual retail prices. The
purchase cannot be repeated,
and the goods were made te
sell at net less than gi.iea
yard. Our price will be 6$
cents, lhcse, like all Barns
leys, are extra heavy and im
prove by washing.
A finer quality, same make,
70 cents, nominal value $1.15.
Much superior, same make,
80 cents, nominal value $1.24.
61-inch Cream Damask ex
tra heavy, in four designs :
A one-inch ball. ,
The Queen Household.
The Duke of Leinster.
Ivy Leaf.
Geed value at 50 cents, W cut
te 38 cents a yard.
67-inch extra heavy Cream
Damask, 100 pieces, put at 50
cents from 75 cents.
Napkins, Tezvcls, Etc.
500 dozen 19-inch uerman
Cream Damask Napkins, te be
compared with any ether at
$1.25, will be sold at 85 cents a
dozen.
200 dozen 24-inch Square
(almost bleached) Damask
Napkins at $i.iea dozen. We
knew of no Napkin at Si.qea
dozen te equal it.
500 dozen 2 2 -inch Bleached
Napkins, extra heavy, at $1.25
a dozen, have sold at $2.25.
100 dozen finest Irish 26
inch Square Napkins, Deuble.
Damask, all beautiful designs ;
will compare with any $9 Nap
ki: extant, new sold for $5 a
dozen.
J fuck and Damask Tcnvels
will be sold during this sale far
below the usual price.
200 dozen bleached, chiefly
red borders, at 80 cents a
dozen.
500 dozen Crepe Bath Tow
els, formerly $1.50 a dozen,
new $1.08 a dozen, or 9 cents
each.
500 dozen Bleached Deuble
Huck Bath Towels, well worth
18 cents, new i2j cents.
350 dozen Large Size Leem
Huck Bath Towels, red bor
ders, geed value at 20 cents,
new 12V2 cents.
200 dozen Damask Towels,
knotted fringe, at $1.50 dozen.
500 dozen very fine Damask,
knotted fringe, 18x36
inches, at 15 cents each.
500 Cream Damask Towels,
extra large size, wonderfully
low at 1 5 cents each.
250 Large Size (nearly 50
inches long) Damask Towels,
knotted fringe, worth 40 cents,
new 22 cents.
200 sets Fringed Tablecloths,
24 yards long. One dozen U
Deylies te match, or $2 the
set, lowest ever sold before,
$2.50. Red and blue borders
only.
50 sets extra fine fringed
cloth and Deylies te match, at
$3 the set.
50 sets cloth and deylies te
match, at 53.35.
60 pieces 90-inch French
Linen Sheeting; will be sold at
65 cents a yard. The goods
appear rough at first, but after
one washing present a smooth
face and show the excellent
quality of the flax.
90-inch Flemish Sheeting,
net se sightly as the Irish, but
superior quality, at 75 cents a
yard.
Handkerchiefs.
350 dozen Men's Plain White
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at
$2.50 a dozen.
200 dozen of the same kind,
9ttmkV
very fine, at $3 a dozen, or 25
cents each; te be compared
with' any 50 cent Handkhrchlef.
The. .above two lets cannot
be duplicated, and are at the
same prices as sold during the
Holidays.
300 dozen Ladies' Scalloped
and Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, slightly tumbled from
Christmas showing : these that
were 50 cents, new 40 ; these
that were 75 cents, new 60.
Yeu knew our Handkerchief
business. Nothing te match it
in Amerjca. Stock never se
attractive as this season.
Jehn Wanamaker.
SPatctte.
te-atium.
HMER1CHN
Watches, Clocks. Jswelrr, Bpees, Kye-ahus
Etc,, at LOWEftT PBICEH.
Optical Goods. Telccraph Tims Dally. Kvery
Artlcle In this Uu Carefully lUpalred.
Leuis Weber,
Me. lBtKNttthQaMBlt.. lUarr. B.B.MaUem.
TKWKLKK AND URADUATE OPTICIAN.
GILL,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician,
dihmends.
Our purchase or DIAMONDS, loeso and
mounted, being made before the raise, ws ener
our Immense stock uL former LOW PUIC'EH.
A Beautiful Line of
LADIES' OOL.D WATCH KH,
DENT'S GOLD WATCHES,
LADIES' AND OENTS HU.VER WATCHES.
A Full Line of NOVEITIIX).
OHAS. S. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
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OR HOLIDAY OIFTB.
Herr,Jeweler,
FOR
Holiday Gifts !
IN-
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND NOVELTIES.
A Nlre Line of DIAMOND GOODS u Rings,
Ear Rings and Combination 8ts
AT LOWEST PBICES.
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
$ev Sele ev &ent.
TTi EAL TOT ATE OFFICE.
HERR'S
GENERAL REAL ESTATEOFFICF.
HOUSES,BUILDINaLOT.S,FARMS, MILLS,
Ac., for sale. Omit bargains, full for our new
Catalogue Just out.
HOUSES and BUSINESS PUOl'KRTI ES al
ways en hand for rent.
RENTS COLLECTED - Piouerlles taken
charge of, collection of rents, puyment of taxes,
repairs, etc., attended te without trouble or an
noyance le owners.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTOAOES. Fer
these having money te Invest we have first
class mortgage en hand and the bevl of facili
ties for Investing.
TITLE PAPERS prepared aud titles carefully
xsmtiied.
Allan A. Herr,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
NO.
nevB
108 EAST KING STREET.
3md
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ECURK A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
VOJX SALE
ON THE MOST LIBERAL- TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 120
feet deep, en Lancaster ueuue, between Wal
nut and luien streets.
TwoHitery brick dwelling houses with man
sard reef, perches In front, lets ltt feet deep, en
North Pine, between Chestnu and Wuluut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards, Iren fences, lets 150 feet deep, en West
Walnut, between Mary unit Pine sereets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 145 feet
deep, en West Lemen street, bet wren Charlette
aud Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses, lets 150 feet
deep, with all the modem Improvements, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Nevln streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lime.
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemen, and
Lemen, between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above beuses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kltchen.und the cellars warranted te be dry.
Call and see for yourself, ue treuble te show
you,
JNO. F. ORIEL.1 ,,,
JACOB ORIEL, Kwcuters.
aprJO-lyd.M.W.S. 3JJ North Mary HtreeL
ihotevatlt.
R
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I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
Kranigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Backgrounds made especially for Bust and
Three-quarur Length Photographs.
60 i-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Posteffioo.
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TESHEJONEHACO.. "
J Manufacturers CONFECTIONERS' FINE
PAPER BOXES. The most beautiful Hue In
the United States. (115 Commerce St.. Philadel
phia Pa. Writ fordiiscrlptlve price list.
Junftl-7tMt
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ITIOR 1IEADQUARTK1UJ
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of U.K.. LO. H. M
n IT A l. t u
Charms and'plus. sr'e te
of A.. I.O.O.F., Elks.
EHltiMAN'S,
He. 13 Wast King street.
ePrtt .
J.
HARRY STA n.
R E DiJ efi 6n'S'
THAT AR
Werthy of Yeir Atteitfn -
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J.HarryStamm's,
24 Centre Square.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Drew Goods.
i '
Bid REDUCTIONS IN
Blankets.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Comforts.
ma REDUCTIONS IN
Flannels.
Did REDUCTIONS IN
Flannel Skirts.
BiQ REDUCTIONS IN
Calicoes, -Ginghams, Cre
tonnes, Shirtings and
Sacque Flannels.
Bid REDUCTIONS IN
Children's Knit Sacques.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Woolen Hese.
BIO REDUCTIONS I N
Shawls.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Plush Coats.
BIU REDUCTIONS IN
Steckinett Coats.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Stamped Linens.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Underwear.
One Let of CHILDREN'S PANTS at 25, worth
iSato&Ce.
Thes Redaction are made In anticipation of
Htoek-Uklng.
DON'T WAIT!
COME EARY I YOU'LL NOT REQRET IT :
24 Centre Square.
-ILOtSINO OUT HALE
-OF-
Ladies', Hisses' and Children's
FALL COATS
-AT THE-
New Yerk Stere.
W ener today some of the grcatest.values
ever shown in superior qualities at away down
prices.
CHILDREN'S FINE COATS reduced from
H and 15, te 12.50 aud S3 each.
MISSES' NEWMARKETS- Fermer
85 ; reduced te 12.50 and $2.75.
price,
One Let of LADIES' NEWMARKETS at
UM each ; worth IT.
One Let or LADIES'
duced from $S te (5 each.
NEWMARKETS re-
One I Ait or LADIES' BRA I DED STOCK IN ET
J ACKETS reduced te (1.50 each.
One Let of LADIES' PLUSH JACKETS r
duced from 110 aud 113 each, te tS each.
WATT & SHAND,
Nes. 6, 8 & 10 East King St
llmbvcUrte.
TJMBRELLA HEADQUARTERS.
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 BAST KINO STREET.
e3-Jmd
X ANCASrER BUSINESS COLLEGE
JLJ LANCAsrKK, December. 18S9.
DEAnSlHOnMAUAK: Yeu are cordially In
TiXft i?,J.ult t,ie LANCASTER BUHINESS
LOLLtOE. at lu new quarters, Ne. 31 North
Duke street, before entering your son or daugh
ter lu January. Convince yourself of tlt-e genu
ineness of the article belbre Investing. Sir
young Ladles and Gentlemen from this Institu
tion leek positions since October as.
Address, H. C. WKIDLER, Prlnjilpal.
lew Bosten
Stere
Christmas
takek
Jaauurre.
Vfr t
Ladies', Misses.' and
Mta's
COATS
AT-
PRICESTOSUIT
-THE-
After r Christmas
Pocketbook.
-AT
CORNER
West King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER, PA.
G
REAT SACRIFICE BALE.
Charles Stamm,
Great
Sacrifice Sale
-OF-
These three lines of goods we want te
meve off, m we have a big stock of thorn
en haud. Will sell them regardless of
cost. If you need Blankets, Comforts or
Underwear be sure te get ear prices be
fore you waste meuey elsewhere.
for
BARGAINS
-QO TO-
LANCASTER, PA.
BOSTON STORE.
iSawlaaem,
JLEIQIISI HLEIGUSI
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
i0,i2,43.t MARKET STREET. (Rear Of the
' Postefflce), LANCASTER, PA.
I have new ready the finest assortment of
ALBANY and PORTLAND SLEIOHS, both
Single and Deuble, ever ettered te the public.
Prices te suit the times. Cull and examine
them.
A full line of Buggies. Fhu-tnns nnd Carriages
of every description. Alse Heceiid-lland Werk
of every Mirlety. Give 1110 a cull. All work
warranted.
v-Repalrlng In ntl Its branches. One 'set of
wnrlrnien especially employed for I bat pnri-efe.
TTTENRx' WOL-,
FURNITURE
STORE,
has removed te 136 East Klni street, having a
full line of Furniture of every description at tee
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call and examine our goods.
ktHMH H. WOLF. 1M KMt kin Stmt.
j.B.MiEma,
Nei pen Sweet.
BLANKETS
COMFITS,
DNDERWEAR.
m pen Street,
&X0CVl,
Q.1VWAAYI OIVENAWA.YI
Cterk'. Toew-, ila'rriSKr "
BWIIflNa R1DTJ0TI0MS
AT .
OF-
BALANCE OF HOLIDAY GOODS
BEFORE BTOck TAKINQ.
eerie00 ,Bt """ blW8,t eJtart worth of tfre-
CALL AT
TEA AND COFFEE STORE, NOS. 13
BOUMl QUEKN STREET?
M.
P. S.-Cll and gtt a Tfew Calendar ter 1890.
TBURBK'S.
Again Replenished I
fiPSS pfOrta for Christmas wants la stsle
wants Kryetfr UOn redy te PI"Jryeur
NEW YEAR'S TABLE.
,?r,dRr?n?g' C'Olw White Grape., Ba
nanas, California Aprlceta, Prunes.'Vears,
Jil55f.,,euJP,Ji C"nn """1 ether Bottled
uoeds of all kinds.
s5eChcSSSUn0qU'f0", PlncaPPl0 and p-
AT
BURSK'S,
17 East King Street,
Ne.
LANCASTER, PA.
ATHEISTS.
Cards, Cards Given Avay Free,
FROM NOW ON UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
They are handsome. See them In our win
dows. We never Invest In trashycards.nelther
de we ask you te purchase anything In order te
8 ci. uu , nut ww expect uveryoeay te ass: rer
lie Card. This Is the only way te get It.
. READ ON I READ ON I
Fifty barrels of Candy ever 15,000 pounds I
Think or It I 6 fts for Sec, S lbs for 25c ; S lbs for
2Se and 9 Sis for 25c; also Extra Fine Candy at
18c, 18c and 25e per ft. Fine Chocolate Dreps at
18e and Candy 25a Tier ft. Ws lnvn thn pine.t 3
fts for 25e In the city.
, MUSCATEL AND BUNCU RAISINS.
The Finest Loese Muscatel Raisins we ever
saw, 2 tU for 35c The Best Bunch Raisins In
the city, 2 tbs for 25c. Fine Fancy Cluster
Raisins from 15e te 85a per Si.
DATES AND FIOS.
A big let of Persian Dates at 4 fts for 2.V. Fine
Layer Figs at 12Kc per St. New Bag Figs at :t
Its for 25c. Finest Crystallzed Figs at 15c per ft.
A drive 4 cans of Blackberries for 25c
ORANGES.
Fifty boxes of Fine Flerida Oranges at 20c.
25c, 30c and 35c per dez. '
NUTS.
Eight hundred pounds Finest French Prin
cess Paper-Shell Almonds, 2,000 rbs Oreeneble
and French Walnuts, Pecan Vuts, Filberts,
M lxed Nuts, Taragena Almonds, Shellbark and
Walnut Kernels, etc
SUOAR-COATED POPCORN.
Five barrels Sugar-Coated Popcorn at 8c per
quart.
Fine line of Fancy Crackers.
Nlcnacs and Ginger Snaps, 8 Rs for 25c
SILVER STAR BAKING POWDER,
With every H-S box at 15c box you get a Beau
tiful Present Fine Vases, Pitchers, Sugar
Bowls, Ac By nil means ask for a box and have
a chance, Will only offer the Presents during
auiiua; eeusuu.
Cranberries, White Grapes, Apples, etc
12!
Miuceuiuufc Mb ec, mk. una Aunei
tmere's Finest,
e Finest Line of EvAnnrntetl
California
r runs in uie luarneu
Loek at our immense display of everything
that is geed. Yeu can't afford te doss us br.
We would net attempt te write up nil we have
you must see. Seventeen polite clerks and
four errand boys te gl re you all the attention
you went. Loek for the Big Sign across the
pavement , y UU VUll 1. Ul 1HS us.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE STS.,
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin A Ca'sDry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
J?UY0
F
1VE DAYS OF BARGAINS.
Yeu Are Wanted
TO EXAMINE THK
OFFERED BEFORE
Stock Taking (January 1st.)
Genuine Reductions lu LADIES'andGENT'S
FURS, New and Fashionable, but a few tee
many. Never a better opportunity te buy a
8EAL COAT, FASHIONABLE CAPE OR
BTOLA than In the next FIVE DAYS.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
T ANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
8HAUB & YONDERSMITH.
IT PAYS THE BUYER
TO GO TO
SHAUB & V0NDERSMITH.
RUG't. CARPETS, ART SQUARE, OIL- I
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, Etc.
FINEST LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES
lu the City for the Prices, lie sure te
See Them.
BEST GOODS t LOWEST PRICES
GROUND FLOOR I ONE PRICE I
CARPEr AND CARPET WORK I BEST AND
CHEAPEST I
Near Cerner of Orange & N. Queen.
augZMyd
Jflcmr.
T EVAN SON'S.
THE CAKES ARE BAKED.
The Rush for Fleur id Over.
WE NOW WISH AI.LOUIt FRIENDS A
MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS,
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
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