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lVlNOABTft,FA., January 1, 1890.
New Tear.
'Jr A Happy New Ycat te nil even te
our earnics, because they inny thereby
K WTnuanaitixl nf flu errnr nf llipir wnVS
iNwta Induced te become worthy te be our
tfMefids. This la the time when tuni
Lfctatty printed Vverk of nrt, the modern
. diary, is mined llu large quantities by
Crtople Blrangely impressed with the
Mttk that It H net n very imru uuuj;
,ta note events day by day with
nseMistcnt rwrtiliirlly. This is the time
' rwhen ewkI resolntleiw nre formed and
eternally established, in spite of the en-
cumbranec of memory wuii tne wrecks
Lf
k1" Sbf many resolutien1? quite ns shapely and
"-. JiAMaAtlnir
i & -TKIa la tllrt .lrt- tvlieli fmtil uliivr furiv
V ""a J ........ ........ .... .-.-
. 'of annual habit all men are supposed te
itarn from regretful contemplation of
I the past te hopeful nnd plucky planning
.Jbr the future. Jt Ha very geed tiling
tx- .1 n. I.I...1 ...! If
: iVilans mill resolutions are often inll-
mmb If 1(WMt tin Iitirtn in Titnkn
ttbcm.nnd even diaries have lieeii known
i?le result te the Batlsfactlen of the writer
if 4fiAin If Ian vnrv trvul flilnrr in linvn
fc' Adavef the kind at the end of the busl-
Ikjaessrushef the Christmas holidays, in
-the midst of the Reason's gaiety, anil
?befere the met trying days of winter.
T"pTtae man who in net bettered by the
thoughts forced uixin him en Uiiristines
and- xvcw icar days, must tc
-if very liard case indeed. The day
marks the flight of years, nnd there arc
Het many in n lifetime. It nwakeuH
weiuery, but with it hope. It shows te
. ach the generous possibilities that lle
&'' before him. We Americans de net
jijpender enough. A little of the grave
S:tna icisurciy couicmpiaiien ei x.nsi
i" era races mlsht be tried a1Ui
bi ftoed effectupen '.Vcstcrn character. Tlic
, wader who gravely reviews his pauand
'plots for the future en New Year's
May need net fear that he is wasting
? time. Tlie actual work nt the ear is of
very small Importance as compared
twith thestecrlinr of the beat in a nar-
f ' TOW channel. " Forethought wins."
5, Kcoiiemtc Iiiipilrles.
M Senate and IIouse committees slltlnc
In Washington nre getting at some In
tererflug Industrial information. Tlie
Senate commiltee is looking nftertlie
JL Sattle and meat question, ujicm which it
aa ueen tawing testimony during tnc
recess, In Western centres. It does net
eem yet te have Imhmi nble te reach u
eonlldeut conclusion aa te the cost
W the ready made beef that tlie
West sends into the East in re
frigerator cars or te find where the
profit lurks in the business. It line's
that the. price of cattle lias lecn steadily
declining, while the cost of beef te the
f.r consumer does net lessen accordingly In
p" our markets. The nutimit fimnlimlrin U
P thatthereisa big profit somewhere be-
siween ine cattie raiser nnd the beef
5 .teatcr. Tlie cattlo'prediicers generally
K 1tliBn .rmin luln ImiiUMii.i.... fl'l... l.l.
iiUlhere seem tethrivc.liut they thrive,
"14-acWminETe their statement te the c6m-
mlttec,en verj' low diet. They are unable
r tW tlUIU UUV U") JllUlIb 111 IvllllII);
" Seattle. They kIve the nrlces thev nav
V'Jfer the animals and n detailed statement
U,of what they get for each part of the
5larentt. Thov lnnnnmi fit ( tilnn( no
& iauch as they pay, and for their profit
E 'iand general expend they teem te have
"ylueir extierience as their chief return.
, -Anatney patiently stick te the business
jrf la the hope of better times coming : and
ff meanwhile figure as inillienalres uiien
wauesirenginei meir nig uut profitless
1- bllsllHSS. 1vllcn(Iv If (linlr tnlnu nm
FTitrHe there will Ikj a great commotion
iaemeday when the tail breaks, and
-J.ticse poverty -strieken mlllleiialrea
WMniB (nnil)lini' ilmvii in Hulr tnm ulltn.
"Mes8 of liuanelal proiiertlnn. nnd their
L;fcgfatlcB3 frames are exposed te the view of
L ,5 UUIlKCnj WHO J1UVO IH-C11 (UlSCOUUllllg
- l.i-.... mi i ..ji . .- .
. vf UlL'll UUlt'S. 1J1UUU1V tlllllT fllllf'NIU fin
4 'hJ'M that the witnesses have net been
r& Alllnr 41ia iillt ...i.l 41... il.n. I. f..
sh: "" "-- i'i " Him. iiiuiu ji iii
A$r facta big profit in the dressed meat
j -business, which gives te the men cn-
?Ja.Sgcu " it me BieeK fatness in whlcli
Rrthey shine out te the world.
The inquiry conducted by the-Huhsc
!T i cwHHiHU'tkgiwnya "ti means Is en the
;ttariff impertHT It is hcarlug alunit
Tfrivwijuuuy who HiuiiM iu ue iicaru upon
jeverythiug that he wants te lie heard
.'Jaoeut. rcruuiwthc members of the com-
rtiillfM. lin... .f.vitl ...! n.lln...i t..
f , "i" Y .' uiii-aiiun ill
;--,, wuu nicy mar. it is u Hearing ei
;,elflsh Interests, of ceurbc. Tlie tnrlll'
f xquestien is wholly ene of self interest,
i, uu utcij iiiuu icvu iu iiuuriy 10 ciuilll
V'Just what Ids interests call for.
.j ine argument made lrore the com-
: w mmee ey ine witnesses is based wholly
rUpen their statement of their Interest.
"j, wicourbe mey assume tnat their interest
) the ceunfry's interest, because all bus
t. VJes8 is beneficial te the ceuutry. Hut
T-tbey are particularly couecrued only
!i because it Ls their interest; if the ceuu-
, '' Interest hapx;ncd te be diilerent
w,jhu iiieirs, u is se mucn werhe rer tne
Jeeuntry In their opinion. Ne exception
,rn uu latifu iu mis.
vTbls economic question of the tarHI"
verv man is wurrnnhil In lml,.liur i.v
tlii$ evtn case. And lery generally the
Imm who make things tell the commit-
i tee te 1)1 le lllL'h the turill'. A ff.tv nf
r--w -- rf""e..'te "J
LJ pliismjwk tlJut'thelr raw materials shall
c w. .;r,.-..i,.,( ii... .....i i... .!. .
. jiiiHUilH.', uuk me uiujuiiiy Sllll 111-
$llue te keep the tariff gates uj all
'areuud, fearing tliat Jf tli,ey ask te have
i J them put dewti ie let-in samcthinsr thev
i '& Jraiit Cheap, their custejiicw ;ill want
".fi.'thomepcniidnlsotoeheaiieii the goods
a they buy from them.
K, Yestcidayj liewecr, then; wa? a 1'itts
i Jurg bottle maker who Joined the fit3
"fXVK material band of Majer Bent, ami
J .libielaivil tlifit Iia rvinlil rniw.f T.'iirmwmii
,'MHpetUlen without a tarld'atall. Ills
bkhi was tuai tue acuities or niauu-
ni here, and tlie suiierjer speed and
9t the workmen, mere than ellfcet
eMap European labor; and all the
maker here needed wih as cheap
rluWi as the foreign maker had.
Is Is a position which has been
tofero taken iu regard te ether
lUfaeiuren. Iu which a ureat Pirt of
ewrtti Ju skilled labor, and tlieru is
Wt .tltt ibwv wmucb truth in
U. Ne ene will question that the
''muufaclurlBK business of the country
te-day M In a better position te b
independent 'of the tariff than It hw
ever been ; ana it.wiii grew sicauny.in
that direction as we Increase in capital,
lnber and manufacturing' facilities. The
day is net very far efT before the matiu
fncturing interest will be the loudest In
demanding a large free list.
m
Fire Managenent.
There are many peeple who can never
watch a fire without explaining te
every one hew very badly the fitcmen
arc righting it. The Individual gallantry
and energy of the firemen usually saves
them from blame even by the most
captious critic, but the officers who
direct them have te suiTer, nnd It is
probable that if the devil himself, with
all his experience in conflagrations,
should take charge of a city fire depart
ment he would be told that he knew
nothing about fires. We publish
te-day the opinion or a man who
travels, nnd therefore justly thinks
he ought te knew something and may
be quite correct In Ills faith. This
gentleman's growl against our fire de
partment will no doubt win many
endorsements from firemen of the old
volunteers, mid geed citizens who
watched the struggle may heartily agree
that It was net veil managed. As
Shakespeare- remarked, "What mls
carrlcsshall lw the general's fanlt.theugh
he perform te the utmost of n man,"
and only the reporter the trained
historian of the day's events Is
likely te make due allowance for
nil the difllcultles in the way of
fire management. In the Downey
fire the difficulties were u three-Inch
main, causing scarcity of water, and the
lack of a supply wagon te send for mere
hose. Tills latter defect should Ikj
promptly remedied, as n wngen of the
kind Is used by ether cities and Haves
much precious time. It could be sent
for nil sorts of supplies for repairing
breaks nnd extending hose Hues, and
the horses of an engine en the ground
could le used.
Te fill our columns, ns suggested, v 1th
the criticisms of eltlens who watched
the tire would de no geed, and the only
way te find whether n fire department
meets with public npprevnl Is le watch
the way the ballets fall en election day,
for citizens may slowly learn that the
management nf a fire has nothing te de
with IX'inecracy or Republicanism ; nor
has the government of n city. When
this principle Is followed we may exjR'ct
mere skill in fighting fires, but mean
while let us be thankful for an organ
ized and paid department.
(hmnl It Well.
The councils meeting te-night will be
chiefly devoted te the consideration of
the ordinance grunting te the jwrsens
whoprejOHO te lay the street railways
the privilege of moving the cars by (lie
Daft electric system, which cairles the
power en wires strung en poles.
We de net knew whether the councils
arc duly Impressed with the imporlnuce
of the grant which is asked from them.
We de net think that they are. Vir
tually It Is n monopoly of the business
of electrle impulsion uK)ii tlie city's
streets. Virtually It Is iv eonewsleu of
the streets te these men forever for tlie
conduct of their business of carrying
passengers and also freight.
The idea of the men who t-cek tills
power is te use It te its utmost prolltnble
extent; nnd they will eventually send
their branch railways out lulu the pop
ulous sections of this great county te
carry Its peeple and traffic. This will
lie a great benefit le the city, of course ;
but If councils realize that these simple
street railways that new carry passen
gers Hcml-oeensienully, may develop Inte
busy freight and pas-enger railways,
they can understand that the bargain
they are making with them for
future thue Is an Important one,
and should be carefully guarded in the
city's Interest.
It should leave the city proper power
te niter and amend it ; it should give
the city the same power te vary and
Increase the tax upon the franchise that
it has ever nllother property. It should
be repcalablc hi case It should beceme
dangerous.
TitKiii: are se many rumors of new plots
ng.ihiht Uie czur that it seems almost prob preb prob
alile that tliere Is really seme truth liitliem,
although the gcnernl dullness of news pro pre
Mikes fiibriontleu of tills kind. Humer
had it that the car had narrowly escaped
death by poison, and new the story Is that
his sickness was caused by fright pro
duced by accidentally touching an electric
button nnd putting out the light, l'oer
fellow I Why don't he mlvertlse Ills throue
ami retire?
Tin: yc.tr of lv$y may be long loincin leincin loincin
bered for its heavy rainfall mid great
Heeds, but prohibition was defeated.
A ituii.r sketch of JolTerson Davis' life,
wjitlcnbyhtmself, Is published ever his
Mimature in lclerili Mayustnc. A geed
deal of space I given le the Mexlc-.m war,
although lie gives a very detailed nccmutef
his capture ami tiies te plnce the blame for
the Audorsenvlllo horrors en the Xnrtli
and elreuiuslauces. lle was particularly
bltter against v hat he styled " thu excep
tionally Inhuman net of the North, declar
ing medicines te be contraband, te which
tliere Is but one, if indeed thore be eiui
ether oxample In modeni war. The med
ical officers w ere net mere than were re
quired with Uie troops, and disliked ttie
prison serviec, because oflhe hn possibility
ofgettlng the proper medicines. Our ac
complished and diligent siirgoeu goneral
did much te taipply tills want by substi
tutes, oxtracted from the plants and trees
of the Seuth. The feed was dllforeut from
that te w hlch most of the prisoners iiad
been accustomed, tirtlcularliu the ue of
corn meat instead of wheat Heur. Of the
latter It was net iiosslbleto get an adequate
supply at Andersenville. It was net star
vation, but acclimation, unsuitable diet,
and desjioiulenpy which were the potent
agents of dUciui uud death. Thesa
it was net In Hur power te remove. The
remedy w as w Itli tlioe v he, tinlike King
David, coimueuL'od their lumoiitatleii after
the end had couie. The remedy demaiulel
allkeby inhumanity uud geed lalth wns
the honest execution of the cartel."
In this connection It maybe noted that
the refusal te exchange prisoners was Mid
te hav e been based en the principle of e..
haunting the Seuth iu every possible way,
Tlie North could allerd te keep prisoners,
but the Seuth could net, and, Jf preperly
cared for, the Norlliern captives would un
doubtedly have been a heavy drain en the
Confederacy. Mr. Davis quotes from em
inent medical authority te show that the
fearful mortality and sickness atAnderson atAndersen atAnderson
ville was largely the result of the supply
ing of the rations Issued te the Confederate
troops te men accustomed tewhe.it bread
and Northern diet. lie charges that Cap
tain Wirz, an otllcer of the prison, who
was captured nnd executed, was ettered a
commutation of his sentence tf he would
implicate Mr. Davis In the atrocities. Of
osurse he denies the bleed hound story, fur
he "hud been informed that tliere was net
ene bleed lien nd there, but only fox
hounds
kept te fellow iwroleJ iirlaonecx" oemh UK LJ MPT7I CD
.loitl.lUtt.uigrewuVUV.i.r
It In e ldent
Seu .hern alde of the question win give
' Ae en trial.
-wjv :"'
THE lAlTOAflCTB.' DAILY IKTELLt&BaOER, WEDNESDAY, JAAM?
nothing of Um Northern aide, aad the beat
part eV the Mte Mr. DavlV deflMM It In tbeea
concluding line t f When Ubi afcall hare
oflenwt'paMlan aajl pnjudtee. when rea
son shall haraslrbped the mask from mis
representation, then Justice, holdthgevenly
her scales, will require much of past cen
sure and praise te change places."
Te sufTeraad be pleanant te almost ImpeMlbl
for en adult, and quite e for a bnbjr. Wbtn It
iKsmirtedlwItheellA, rtlnrrhtsw or oilier trou treu trou
MemodMoMn,use Vr. Ball's Babjr Bjrrnp.
lrl as cent. ,
When the IndlcaUnni are thnt a twrfectlr i
liable medicine li nreled te rectilate Uie Ih er,
teUrengUien the utemiwh and renerste the
syilem, no ene should hetiute te uaoLaxeder.
Fink sums nnd mouth and daullng- tcctli
And breath of balm nnd lips et rene
Am found net In till world beneath
With young or old, mve only thoe
Who ever wlnely, while they may,
Vik HOZODONT by night or day.
Oct well nnd stay well. Uut hew ihall we de
t.Uten my friend, and the secret I'll tell, . .
Though, for that matter, there's no secret CHt,
A many a man understand! very well.
If you're lew-plrllJ, gloomy, deprcneed,
Jf nothing taitca geed and your nfghti bring no
If your atemach I foul and your mouth scemi
much fouler,
And e creM you become that they call you a
" growler,"
He iiire that the trouble U due te your liver,
And the bleed IfOiiluggUh a sometimes a
river
lleremcs when It's filled with nil manner of
stun".
Clear It out nnd the current run smoothly
enough.
tloletliB limit otero nnd get n bottle of T)r.
Puree' Oeldcn Medical lllocevery, the great
bleed purlflvr and liver Invlgornter. It Is a
aura cure for Uie low nplrlU nnd grncrnl de
in ritnn n limn fcrtu win u bin liver in Inactlre
mill hln lilixxl linpure. This remedy make a
mnn well. W,ThAw
TTOOU'S HAItHAI'AUITIiA.
The Plain Truth
Hint lloed'n Hnrwipnrllla has cured thou.
winitu of peeple who uffi.red severely with
rlicuiiintliiin. It ncutrnlUca the luetic acid In
the bleed, whlrh raunca IIicm terrlble palm
nnd ailicn, and lw llullres and enriches the
bleed, thus recntlng the recurrence of the
dlwaxe. These fuels wnrnintin In urging you,
iryeucullerwltli rhcuiiintlxin, te ghe Heed's
ttunmpnrlllnn trial.
"Fer !5 years I liine mifTored wltlmclntle
rliciimallmn. Last November I was taken
were ttmncAcr, nnd was uunble te Ketoutef
the house. I wan ulmext
' IlelplcsH for 40 Days
suffering great agony. In Pccctnber I com cem com
iiiencel taking Heed's HnrHapurllla. After the
Nvcend bettle I wns able te Ikj out nnd around
mid nltcnd te bimlncM. I took fle bettlen, nnd
mn imw in frn tmm rliiMimntlcrti llmt nnlv iv.
ntnleniilly I feel It slightly en n sudden change
of weather. 1 hne great confldence In Heed's
Hiinuipnrllla." C'llAaLRS Han.naii, ChrUtle,
Clarke Ce., Wis.
Inflammatory Illieiinintlsin
"Ilaxlng been troubled with Inflammatory
rlieumatlnm for many cam, my favorabloat faverabloat favorableat
t cut Ien wm called te Hoed'i 8ariuiiarllla by an
ndvcrlUementef euros It nnd cffeclcd. I hae
new uned thrcciettlcs nf Heed's Bnmnpnrllla
nnd can already testify te beneficial results. I
highly recommend It as a great bleed purifier."
J. U. Aveiis, West Bleem acid, N. V.
HOOD'S SAUSArAWLLA.
Held by all druggists, f 1 ; six for S3. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., tewell, Mass.
100 1X)K8S ONK DOI.Ij.VH 3)
s
WHTHI'KCIFICCO.
Lingered Between Life and Death.
Mrs. Oee. I. Hnioelc, n highly cultivated and
rstlmablelady of I'resoett, Ark,, writes under
cl.i te of April S), 18S9i "During Iho summer of
1SS7 my cjes became Inflamed, and my sto
mach nnd lltr nlmest hopelessly disordered.
Nothing I ate agreed with me. I took chronic
dlnrrlKca, and for some than my lire was de
spaired of by my family. The leading physi
cians of the country were consulted, and the
medicines administered by litem iipmt did any
permanent geed, und I lingered between Ufa
and death, the later being preferable te the
agonies 1 wits enduring. In May, 188S, I be
came disgusted with iiujslclnn and their
medicines. I dropped them all, and depended
sole! v en Hwlft's Hiwclflc (S.H. H.l. n few bottles
of which made ma pcnuaiiciilly well well
from then until new."
maim: his mfr a iiurden.
I hne hnd scrofula until Itmnde my life a
burden. I wns Inexpressibly miserable, sick.
W4.ik, sleepless, and unhappy; desiring that
the short time which seemed te have been
allotted te me en this earth would hasten te an
end. 1 tried doctors' treatment aud medicine,
and trmcl, but mine of thcsedldany geed, for
the scrofula gradually grew werM. bneplijsl
chin, who I traveled fur te see, and te whom f
puldSliV), gave up the ensens hopeless. I then
guve up all ether medicines, and took only
Httlft'siSieclne (H. 8. H.) iur bottles of that
medlclne cured me. and for the pest four ears
1 hae hud as excellent health and I am as free
from dlseuse as an) body llx lug "
I'. Z. Neijmi.v, Fremont, Neb.
Treatise en JIloeU uud Bklu DUiuws mailed
Tl) HWllTBI'ECiriOCO.. Atlanta, fla.
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Pocketbook,
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rlNKMT LINK OK WAV ul'l'llle
III auit rarnll no Ouullcs for thtf llell-
aiii.i.r.u nnu.M iu.
J TENIti WOl.r,
FURNITURE STORE,
has remev d te 138 East Klnz street, having a
full line or Furniture or every iWrlpllim nt tlie
lowest prices. Alse UnilerlukliiK iircimiUly ut
ttmlHl ie. Cull umlexHinliie our Koeds.'
sieimit H. WOI.K. HUKmiFvll'IfHtrwt.
1011 1IAHUAINS
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Cliren's
MfAMAMMllwr',
rntLAMumU, -Wateeaiar. 'aa. 1, MM.
Closed at i P. M. te-day.
Just a twelve month gene, te
the very JieuhJyith dartt .skies
above, falling, rain, mud be
neath, we wrote "1889. Liv
ing, active, pushing, we salute'
thee."
The ink seems hardly dry,
when the same hand, pursuing
our familiar advertising way
finds imminent the welcome
duty of another New Year
greeting.
In respect of business the
old year went out with a golden
sunset. The hopes of its dawn
ing were fulfilled at its close.
Fer that we are grateful, very,
but dissatisfied, hopefully dis
satisfied. When we started this as a
General Stere thirteen years
age, we buildcd better thaji we
knew. The community was
net ready for the movement
until we were understood.
When we were comprehended,
every forward step in our
march was upon solid ground,
until the variety of the business
and the volume of the sales
came te be far beyond the
highest fancy of our early days.
Each year's increase would be
a great business in itself, and
1889 takes proud rank in the
glorious company of successful
years.
With the assured "experience
of success, we knew. Tenta
tive work lies back of us.
Therefore we are hopefully dis
satisfied. Our work was better
done than ever in 1889. But it
was net perfect. Fer that we
are net satisfied. It shall be
better done. In that -we are
hopeful.
January will be an epoch of
Bargains. Already it has a
goodly heritage in the great
displays of
Muslin Underwear,
Linens, ,
White Goods,
Embroideries.
The large sales from all these
Bargain Lines give premise of
the extraordinary success that
waits, like an apple ripe for
picking, our January Sale.
It will be a Serial Sale new
series of Bargains daily.
Celd paper and ink test re
solves. Floating in the mind,
resolutions are abstract : in
black and white, they are con
crete. De you think you write
geed English? Test it with
types. Have you made geed
resolves? Test by writing
them in a Diary. .
Over two hundred sorts of
Pocket Diaries, prices 1 5 cents
te $2, one day te seven te a
page, covers of Russia and
many ether real and imitation
leathers. A small bit of money
expended en a Diary may lead
you te methods that will make
your fortune.
With te-day the -Holidays ex
pire. We square away at
business te-morrow. Each busi
ness day in 1 890 will, we ex
pect, mark some new statement
about our business that ought
te interest, perhaps inform you.
Ours te pay the printer for
the telling. Yours te read
Our part will be done well
done, we think. Yours you
must settle that.
Jehn Wanamaker.
flour.
KVAN'a KI.0UII.
New Ykau Is nt hand. Ilia
forming of new resolutions Is
loonier many te be broken
before the week explres. We
hure nsolvedtlint If It be pos
sible, te luake better tleur
thun ever anil our patrons
iitn depenil ujien Oils resolu
tion being carried out all the
)car.
Levari & Sens.
MERCHANT MILLERS.
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IQIIBI HI.KIUI1S!
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0,12,4345 MAHKKTBTKEKT,(near of the
I'ostefflce), LANCAHTKU, VA.
I hnve new renrtv the finest assortment of
AI.HANY ami IHlllTI.ANn WI.iaeHS, both
Mingle nnd Deuble, ever elU-re1 te the public.
I'rlets te suit the times. Cull and exumlue
them.
A full line efritiggies, I'litrtena aud Carriage
of every description. Alse Hocencl-Haml Werk
of eery varlily. Ulve me u cull. All work
warranted.
aarltepalrliiglnal) IU branches. One set of
werkiueu especially eiuplejed for thai purpose.
TTlOIl IIKAPQUAKTKIW-
J3 A.O.K,e?M.C., K. of O.K., I. O. It. St.,
ft, &: h -H.' of A- J.o,'e.f Elk.;
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3.RF.AT SACRIFICE IAML
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Charles Stamm,
in
Sl Hi'
North Queen Street
Great
Sacrifice Sale
OF-
Tliae three lines of goods we want te
move elT, n we have a big stock of them
en hand. Will sell them regardless of
cost. If you need Blankets, Comfertd or
Underwear be Bure te get ear prices be
fore you waste money elsewhere.
for
BARGAINS
-OO TO-
LANCASTER, PA.
BOSTON STORE.
-LOSINQ OUT 8ALU
0K-
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
FILL COATS
-AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
We eder te-day seme of the greatest Values
cv er show n In superior qualities at away dewu
prices.
CHILDREN'S FINE COATS icduecd from
f I and tj, te fJ.50 and (J each.
MISSES' NEWMARKETS - Fermer
15 ; reduced te ti and 12.75.
price,
One Irfit of LADIES'
II A) each; worth 17.
One Let of LADIES'
duced from JS te 15 each.
NEWMARKETS at
NEWMARKETS re-
One Let of LADIES' BRAIDED STOCKINET
JACKETS rcduml te H.50 each.
One l.et or LADIES' PLURII JACKErSr -dueed
from 110 and 113 each, te 18 each.
WATT & SHAND,
Nes. 6, 8 & 10 East King St
ffiarpcta.
T ANCASTEU CARPET HOUSE.
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
IT PAYS THE BUYER
te ae TO
SHAUB. & V0NDERSMITH.
,,u,.iSH.HSa.eit-
FINEST LACE CURTAINS AND IHHtTIKRES
in the City for the Prices, Ue Sure te
See Them,
REST OOODS I LOWEST PRICES
GROUND FLOOR I ONE PRICE I
CARPET AND CARPET WORK! BEST AND
Near Cerner of Orange & N. Queen.
HiiirBMyd
i?utitru.
NAT IIOIIST. DENTIST.
De tit
net let our tueth dnv hiiv rnHhn. v....
de net orten find u decayed toetu that can net
be Mived by ruling or crowning. Have your
teeth examined uud attended te ut once. It will
save sutterlng and exiieese. All operations
guarauteed. Filling Teeih and PalnlesTjEYlrec PalnlesTjEYlrec
tlen Specialties. n30j4U4w
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flV E
BLANKETS
mnm.
UNDERWEAR.
North pen SW,
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J.HarryStamm's,
24 Centre Square.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Dress Goods.
BIO RKDUCTIONH IN4
Blankets.
I11Q REDUCTIONS IN
Comforts.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Flannels.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Flannel Skirts.'
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Calicoes, Ginghams. Cre
tonnes. Shirtings and
Sacque Flannels.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Children's Knit Sacques.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Woolen Hese.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Shawls.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Plush Coats.
BIU REDUCTIONS IN
Steckinett Coats.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Stamped Linens.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Underwear.
One Let of CHILDREN '8 PANTS at 25, worth
45c te 56c.
These Reductions are made In anticipation of
Stock-taking.
DONT WAIT t
COME EART t YOU'LL NOT REGRET IT :
24 Centre Square.
W
1LLCAMSON A FOSTER.
-TO-
The Busy Season
HAS
BEEN CIVEM,
IT'S ALL OVER
AND
We Are New Busy Making Prices That
WiU Be Sure
TO
Make Sales.
-FOR
OUR NEXT ADVERTISEMENT 1
-IT
WILL TJE INTERESTING READING,
AND THERE WILL L'E
StartlingvNews
-Fen-
EVERYBODY,
AVilliamsen & Fester,
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lew
Ben
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DEATH
HIT
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
AND
NO, 111 -MARKET BTj HARRISD"RG, PA.
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miim, caUfBrnte AprleeU, rninea,
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- .."i .". vtmw nisi tnaer
OAnda eT all ktMj l n . ,
2S Edam. Koquetert, Pineapple and Sap
AT BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East Kins Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
TsTOWFORlWO. '
Clarke's New Tear Offering!
A NEW YEAR PRESENT FOR ALL t
A BET OF CARVERS FREE
with one pennd box of the Best Baking- Pewde
In the market. The Cutlery Is warranted su
perler SbeOteld make, and Is merely given
away te Introduce In tula market the IlestBak
Injr Powder known.
If you wish te live tone and die happy com
mence the New Year by buying your Urecerlea
of CLARKE.
A Beautiful Calendar for IMO nnd a barrel of
B.H.Marvin's Superior Crackers given free te
all who call en New Year's morning.
mere win. ee open te-morrow (New Year'a
Day) until 13 o'clock, neon.
aeaaquanera ler Liicy s Indian ami Cevli
Teas. He. 1 quality retails at&Oc Y t: Ne. 3
quallty retails at GOc V lb. These arc the Finest
.teas in uie worm.
Bargains In Dried Beef, Ttams and Bologna.
Spreckles' Sugar in stock at 6Jc V .
Ask for our Rebate Cards.
TEA AND COFFEE STORE, NOS. 12 It
SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
-Telephone,
A THE18T-H.
Cards, Cards Given Away Free,
FROM NOW ON UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
They are handsome. See them In our win
dows. We never Invest In trashy cards, neither
de we ask you te purchase anything In order te
fet one! hut we expect everybody te ask for
he Card. Tills Is the only way te get It.
READ ON I READ ON I
Fifty barrels of Candy ever 15,000 pounds I
Think of It I 5 Dm for 2V, 4 lbs for25e : 8 Ids for
25c and 2 lbs for 25c; also Extra Pine Candy at
15c, 18c and 25e per B, Finn Chocolate Dreps at
18c and Candy 25c tier ft. We have the Finest 3
ibs ler zee in me cuy.
MUSCATEL AND BUNCH RAISINS.
The Finest Loese Muscatel Raisins we ever
saw, 2 lbs for 25c The Best Bunch Raisins In
the city, 2 lbs for 23c. Fine Fancy Cluster
Raisins from 15c te 85e per lb.
DATES AND FIGS.
A big let of Persian Dates at 4 lbs far 2.V. Fine
Layer Figs at 12:c per S. New Hag Figs at 3
ftsferlSc. Finest Cryslallzed Figs nt 15c per ft.
A drive 4 cans of Blackberries for 25c.
ORANOE.S.
Fifty boxes of Fine Flerida Oranges at 20c,
25c, 30c and 35c per dez.
NUIS.
Eight hundred pounds Finest French Prin
cess Paper-Shell Almonds, 2,000 lbs Qrecnoble
and French Walnuts, Pecan Buts, Filberts,
Mixed Nuts, Taragena Almonds, Shcllbark and
Walnut Kernels, etc
SUGAR-COATED POrcORN.
Five barrels Hugar-Ceatcd Popcorn at 8c per
quart.
Fine line of Fancy Crackers.
Nlcnacs and Ginger Snaps, 3 Bs for 25c.
SILVER STAR BAKING POWDER.
With ev ery -ff box at 15c box you get a Ucau
tlfUl Present Flne Vases, Pitchers, Sugar
Bowls. Ac Ilr nil mentis ask for n box nnd have
a chance, will only elTer the Presents during
Holiday season.
Cranberries, White Grapes. Apples, etc
Mincemeat ai ec, iw, ana Aimere s v innsi,
Tlie
lie Finest Line of Evaporated California
Fruits in the market.
Loek at our Immense display of everything
that Is geed. Yeu can't aflerd te pass us by.
We would net attempt te write up all we have
you must see. Seventeen polite clerks and
four errand boys te give yen nil the attention
you want. Loek for the Big Sign across the
pavement ; you can i miss us.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRINCE SI'S.,
Directly Oppentte
J. B. Martin A Ces Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Itainr tn Kerre' llnnw llniel.
$0V gale or jtcnt.
OECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secnre a Heme for Your Family.
FOK SALE
OX THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, leta ISO
feet deep, en Lancaster avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with man
sard reef, perches In front, lets 113 feet deep, en
North Pine, between Chestnut aud Waluut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards, Iren fences, lets la) feet deep, en West
Walnut, between Alary ana 1'ine screeis.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, leU 115 feet
deen.
en West Lemou street, butu ecu Charlette
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses, lets 150 feet
deep, with nil the modern Improvements, trout
yards, en West Chcstuut street, between Pine
and Nevin streets. '
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lime.
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemen, and
Lemen, between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above houses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kitchen, and the cellars warranted te be dry.
Call and see for yourself, no trouble te show
you.
JNO. F. GRIEL,lE.nler.
JACOI1 ORIEL,; Executers.
apr2tVlyd.M.W.S. 32) North Mary Street
V EAL ESTATE OFFICE. '
HERR'S
GENERAL REAL ESTATEOFFICE.
HOU8EH,IHJII.DING LOT.M.FARMS, MILLS,
Ac., for sale. Great bargains. Call for our new
Catalogue Just out.
HOUSES and BUSINESS PROPERTIES al
ways en hand for rent.
RENTS COLLECTED Properties taken
charge of, colledion of rents, paymentef taxes,
repairs, etc., attended te without trouble or an
noyance te owners.
MONEY TO I.OAN ON MORTaAQES.-Fer
these having money te Invest we have first
class mortgages en hand and the best of facili
ties for Investing.
TITLE PAPERS prepared and titles carefully
examined.
Allan A. Herr,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
NO. 108 EAST KING STREET,
nev 8 3md
jtluaic. T
rpUE MUSIC &T0RE.
THE MUSIC STORE,
14 East King St, Lancaster, Pa.
WOODWARD & CO.
The Great Holiday (Christmas) has come and
gene, nnd among the throng et mirelmwrs our
old friends remembered us, while hundreds of
new ones found us out. The old Pioneer Music
Dealer of Luiicater was net forgotten. And
new we thank jen. Fer the future we shall still
use our bei.t endeavors le merit your patron
age ; and If the uiiwl reliable goods, at the low
est prices, can make jeu our friends and pa
trons, we shull certainly retain jour trade aud
ceutldencc.
7-The vjrLt.Rcnett ncd Decker llrether'
Pianos, Haluck' Brethers' Pianos, Masen 4
Hamlin Orguns. Magnificent Stock of Orches
tral Instruments. ,
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