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Lancaster, Pa.
LAVOAITSK, PA., January 2, 1890.
TIm Railway Ordinance.
The select council Lai uuunimmitly
Agreed te the ordinance giving the street
railway companies the right te use the
h&1MI electric system. It leek no long a
.wme, nowever, in using mc rauiimum,
4ife aa te change the grant te the railway
? companies direct Instead of te the specii-
latei-s who have bought the stock, that
- th common council mlleurncd before
tfll nwtltiAnnn Kinplml If nn Hint, It fa
UV WJ.a...v.. vlllu.u . a -- - --
s?ft net yet a law, ana
there Is opportunity
till for its proper Amendment.
The change in the grautee of tue prlvl-
kV5l le8e n wns nlaue "i ecicci council was
m. nmnnr nli thnunli lint Ininnrlnnt
Jr- l'-f .. , .Hw0 ..... .. , j
tt niuce av pariicn wuu unvu uvugui iiiu
i. t m.tnt. nf (l.n tt1r ii llin 1 1 M ft
' UAMJV.tlJ -! lug QWA Wl 1UU IHHIMIJ
companies will control them. The effect
of the amendment made, however, cer-
fcgi Ulnly rcciulred the ordinance te
be printed again bciere us linai
passage, lu accordance- with the rule
which requires amendments te )xj
printed. The chair ruled that tliU was
net such an amendment as it was lin
ply the striklug out of certain words.
The decision sticks In the hark. The
striking out was clearly an amendment
of the ordinance and pe required the re
printing of the ordinance uudcr the
rule.
It is Interesting te note that the In
genious party who undertook te amend
the ordinance se as te change the gran
tecs, by striking out and without ad
, ding anything te it, failed te xucceed
ftlilv ltv n. cnmnin. TTe hail in tint n
Kf -- ;- - ;- I-"
, comma auer "metive power" in place
gg, of the "of that he struck out; and that
WIUIUU C4.IIUllIUI I1IU11IJ UYUU iiutiur
the extraordinary ruling of the chair.
We trust that when Ibis ordinance gets
into common council it will seem te the
majority of that body that it will be
wise te limit the duration of the Iran-'
chise; or nt least that the city should re
lain thn tviwpr in lurrenun i lin tY rur
fM car at stated periods. Why should ilve
y; aeuars ier car ami nuy cents per peie
be nxed as tnc tax new te stand for all
time? Or de councils consider that
they can hereafter Increase the charge
if they see tit? If they de se think,
gjff they may find themselves mistaken;
Ctf5, and whv net mnkpHiim nf It. ltv nxiirrtslv
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rewining mc power-.'
And then again we hejte that tlic
common council will i-co proper te re
quire the railway companies te remove
their turnouts, within u llxed tline say
one year. There certainly Is no need of
these turnouts in a nysteni that proposes
te use electric power and where adouble
line of rails will be needed ever the
whole route te cnable the service te le
made with satisfactory regularity and
. e liave also pointed out that
thevaw of 1887 reoulre street railways
ioeorpbratcd under it, as our railways
"rf .."
,; maim
te be, te lay a continuous Hue
it mil frnm tVin lknfvtnnltirr in ilin nrirl
fj&f Ar4i.AUkAi..n rri. hA .. Ac ...
vrr i" iuutv auu ucn uwucib uj tiiu
KWS railways may be ready te disicu80 with
PS- turnouts for their own advantage ; but
certainly it will be such nn ad van tags te
i4?' k3 vii iu kvi liu uj nil'... na. ill uiu
judgment, makes It the duty of councils,
in granting te the companies the privi
lege of using electric motive power, te
require that the turnouts be taken up
within a convenient but brief time.
The Kind of Senater They .Scud.
We hear with seme interest that AVI1
bur Fiske Sanders, esq., has leeu elected
a senator of the United States by the
rump Republican Mentana Legislature.
This election is the result of u aharn
practice aud breach of faith, which en
"t -ablesthcltepubllcanltcntcnant governor
te control the Senate which Is equally
rV divided lx;teen the parties, and which
w- the Democratic half had the normal
IVIWA- in iifl-nli'vn l.ir wfnl .. r 4 .. .......
t.JL i 4t K ull .ll rm.. t i .m
fe ' " prcsniing enicer,
yrj. Hcvci.ucii-iw, lurmcu n quorum ami put
irSt! the machine in motion, uleng with n
.'Republican Ueube, which was made by
Stj" excluding me tsilver ilew DeuiecrnlN.
38 itu....rtni. c i .. .i
ivsr jiuu.-i.CTimciis iuv iirei)er iire-
auciei tins congenial cohabitation.
Once upon a time leug age, Jlr. San
den practised law along with his uncle,
at Akren, Ohie, under the uame and
style of Edgerton fc Sanders. In 1601
a mercantile tlrm of this city had occa
sion te collect u draft from fi I'utinnwr
Ernn'tBaTlc-iMge'itHd hauded it te their
attorney here, He consulted thedlrec-
tjfc. tery 01 AKren lawyers aim selected Ed-
fjj (erten & Sanders, because Mr. Ed-
.ferten was or had been a member of
Congress. The receipt of the claim was
acknowledged by Sanders, who reported
'that be bad brought suit, and that the
defendant had taken a stay of judgment.
Ae nothing mere could be i?et mil of
Mfi Edgerton & Sanders, after a couple of
t years the defendant hlmwilf was writ-
: i. i "" "i " "I'ucu iiiut uu nmi jeuir no.
f&W ,fore P"ld tue meney te Sanders without
.5 fTl.M fllnln. ........ .. 1 1
fJW Hammend, esq., of Akren, w he rc-
V-i .l .ul f.l ... . .
yufveu umi xAiunuu iiau nccn ap
pointed chief Justice of Idaho terrlterv
ffcrf by a discriminating president, and that
Evhe and his nephew Sanders were going
r;tO start out lu a few Vk nvnr Mm
vtluw thousand miles of iuterven-
.,f, - i'mju. mm were ucepiy in ueut
r&fj """"u- iuieriy , canuers, new-
fVer. TirnTrilijvl lil... ..A.. t.i.
PT, "I, -.-.... ..... ...in, U(AJU JUS
iyweta ana honor as a man aud brother,"
vt.that he would nuy him the amount
V which he had collected, before he left
,K But he started awav within fertvi.,i,
.'jrjjeurs without beat of ilnmi- .,,wi ,
Tl auch a nfnrt nf tha nherlfT u'lm fnll.....i
,te arrest him en a warrant for forgery,
i'wn out in nueiner case, that he es
' '"caped te the land whence he new becks
i te emerge as a full-blown Republican
, t senator.
l"3 Timinnnl I..... ,.,. i.,...r r 1.1...
K ""'V ", Hunvin, wmiu ier jiuu
3seeKteiaWehlsseat at Washington.
Over a quarter of n century has elapsed
mm uw ieic uis client's menev
ff m It tne Statute W lint run .,.!,.. (I..;
Wmdant has fled from the Jurisdiction.
4r I.
'; Llrrs aad IKilltrs.
, r It Is idsaslug te net signs of u better
fcellnyin councils ever the need of a
'.tjr ambulance, but as might have beeu
speeted the measure for tlie purchae
je was eppesed en the ground of
economy. Lancaster is the centre of (he
richest county in the United States, but
it cannot afford a beard of health or an
ambulance. Many thousands are cheer
fully spent In crushing soft stone te make
mud and dust for the streets, but when
n few hundred Is asked for te save lives
and lessen human agony there are cotin cetin
cltmeu of Lancaster who are actually
net ashamed te say that the city cannot
afford it. The ambulance will be
built. The beard of health may
net be formed hud provided with
the trifling appropriation required
until an epidemic alarms our city
fathers. Ne doubt they firmly believe
that Lancaster, with its healthy situa
tion and low death rate can get along
as well without a beard of health. The
beard might perhaps save a dozen
lives n year, but thai would make
n small difference In the death rale
whereas the cost of whitewash and ether
expenses of the beard would make a
difference of se veral entire hundreds of
dollars in the report en the city finances.
Fortunately It Is net possible te appraise
the value of lives lest by this neglect. If
lefuse of the kitchen or butcher shop
is allowed te accumulate and decay, aud
fevers In the neighborhood take several
lives It Is called an " act of Ged, " and
net nn act of the whole self-governing
community, which emitted te take the
common sense precautions for Its own
protection by electing ceuncllmen
with some clvllicd notion of
the value of life. A physician
or any cltlren who might new crltlclws
any offender against public health
would be ery promptly told te mind
his own business, but If we had a beard
of health there would be a wholcsemo
fear of a report te that body. There arc
some things that are quite above
any consideration of economy, but coun ceun
cllmen nre wonderfully cautletm about
them, nnd &lrnngciy enough they are
things that offer no temptation te ex
travagance or iceulatlen. In such mat
ters as the granting of a lalhvay charter,
the building of a water works or paving
with asphalt blocks, ceuncllmen nre
wonderfully bread-minded aud literal.
Till: mini who In writing the date lias
never ence written 89 for 1)0 Ims a right te
fcel proud of his Iliad nnd te bntg thereof
until lie llkeulw) docs he.
Tun nn mi at repot I nf tlie peitinnstcr
gcuctnl, with tlie compliment of Jehn
Wnimumker, Is acknowledged. It isqulle
ns Interesting an might be exacted.
Hui.l.r.Ti.v Ne. li, of the State oil ego
agricultural experiment station, deals with
the digestibility of cornfeililer nnd silage,
nnd should be of interchl ntid nlue te tlie
fanner who happens te be n chemist.
Strangely enough, however, the farmer In
rarely n ehemlut, although his business
seems te need knowledge of Hint kind
tnore than nny otier. Perhnps the con
templation of these reports inny nwnknn
BomedcMrn te unilerslnnd thorn hotter nnd
se encourage mere attention te the scion scien scion
llflOhlde or farming.
The experiments here recorded show
thnt the process of. onslljge lowered the
digestibility of the nuteriul mere Ihnn the
process of Held curing. This is but one
nlement in determining the rclalive value
of cornfeddcr nnd ullage, nml further ex
periments are te be reported.
Kaw garlic sllied thin and eaten with
hieud mid inolasseH Is said te he the diet
that protects New Yerk Italians from In
fluenza. Most Americans would prefer the
latter malady.
At lust Fnintgtit is te hae h hlatup.
Bosten councils liave voted Heme twenty twenty
threo thousand dollars fur one, ami the
brass policemen In New Yerk nod Wash
ington that pass for statues of I'arragut
will be rlvaleil hy the llgure in aillstle
TJosten.
Ite.vn-.MAKiNO Is getting te he rocegnlzed
nsn cry luqiert.int mailer In this coun
try as It long has been abroad. The 7.d
jjinctt inj nnd JIutldliiff Jlceeul, Sew Yerk,
which has nlwnys recognized tlie great Im
portance of having geed highways nnd
given n great dual or piactlcal aud wlen
tlflc lurornintleti about the matter, ollers
prizes amounting te?150 for essays en mak
ing nnd maintaining reads. The amount
Is divided Inte three parts, and the com
mittee el award in e K. 1'. North, of New
Yerk; 1'. Cotllngweod, or Kllzabeth, X.
J., and J. Owen, of Mautclalr, N. J., all
momherHof the Anicrlum society of el II
engliieers. Detailed information as te the
terms or competltieu Is given. The tlme
forhendiiig essajs is limited te March 1,
1S90.
DAYS Ol" COUKTMIll.
Sonic Hints te J.e ers mid Their J.imtlei..
A lMi'u ler FruuktiDHs In Olrls,
Frem the I'ltlMiun; Ulspnti h.
I wllUery dlflldently glve ene or two
hints which hae occurred te me as of
possible nlue te some girl whoke levr
haiipcus te be away en a journer.
Te such a case I w euld say i Let frank
ness and roseivo be your two watrhuetds.
Courtship Is the gay uelll.ite te seber
marrluge, but It must always be reiueui-
uereil thut It Is a testing el each ether's
natures, u trial of charncters, which some
times at the last inoment de net btand the
test, are pnneu te be unliloudable, uud the
marrlnge never lakes plnce. Hoservo In
demeanor Is, therclere, always te be beniQ
lu mind.
Thore is be much of what la called inno
cent lllrlntien" between veiing peeple in
this country, that un uusejihlstluated girl
thrown lu the society efa young mau given
te pujlng attentions without Intentions te
the most attractive jeung gill en the social
horizon, may sometimes be deceived by
such n light swain, and nilsUke for borleus
courtship w hat is only meant for a pleasant
passing or the time. 1 think this is net
often the cae, for a woman's In&tluct al
most infallibly tells her with what end a
man persistently socks her society; still,
It does houieUmes happen that'll very
young girl fancies she is belli-; courted,
when, in iieiut or ract, nhe is only belinr
trilled with. B
Until you have reason te bellove that
your leve is belng sought, no niatter hew
much you may care for a man, de net let
him knew 1U ir he really vvuiils your
leve he will net fear te risk niefUH.il. TJie
man who koeps his attentions te you a
secret, who Is net willing that the vvhole
world hhetild knew he Is your suitor, dees
notdeNcrvotowhiyou. If his vanity Is
strongei than his love let him pass by; he
lsnotruelovor. Orlande wan ted all the
dwellers In the forest of Anion te knew
the hccrct of his leve for Kesatind, se he
hung verses en the trees or the weed
praising her virtues and beauty; overy
woman prefers an honest Orlande who,
whether his leve Is crowned with happi
ness or net, Is w llllng nil the world should
knew that he loves her and has chosen
her for his ew n.
If you are going te marry for leve, for
the sake of your luture happiness be Trunk
with your suitor and with your betrothed.
Ifyouareontho point of marrying from
any ether iiiotlve-ambitlon, plque, fear of
being an old maid, or anxiety te provlde
.yourself with a home, you need read no
further, feri have no ad vlce te give you,
except VhcA' advlce te these about te cot
married, ' Don't." This lecture Is only
for true levers, te no ethers doth It apply,
I'erfca Jev e easttlh out rear. If you hav e
a het tciiier,uJcjleiis nature, a tendency
te Ulsmite, de net conceal it from yeiir
lev or, for he will be better able te foruive
new than later. Of course you are nn
angel in his cye, but all the saine, If he be
the geed fellow he ought te be, he knows
vury vvcmuai giri-ungeis nave plenty or
faults. Iflhey did net. would they be fit
mates ferhlm and his klud JoiseothT
Donet play the part or the girl with the
abominable temper, whose levor tested
her pitlence by bringing her each day a
tangled skein te wind. The task was al
ways accomplished with the greatest sw eet
ness. After they were married our
I'ctruchle found he had wedded a shrew.
"Hew was It iwssibie that you could
have had se muek patience with these
tangled skeins f " he asked his wife.
Fer answer She led him out Inte tbehsll.
and said : " Don't yea remember that 1
used te go out of the room from time te
tlmeT "
"Yes."
" Well, I came out and bit the bunls bunls
tersi" De net bite the banisters; take my word
for It, it's a very bad plan. De frank and
natural, nnd let him see you as you are,
faults and nil. Net that you are te sit
down under the burden of your short
comings, and nay " I am cress, or jealous,
or lazy, or disorderly, and you have get te
make the host of II. " Nev or, If we live te
be n hundred years old, can we afford le
take that point of view.
We sneak of the Uttle or llfe-the battle
Is mainly with our own shortcomings. I
cannot glve you the advlre of Hamlet t
"Assume a vlrtue If you have It net";
but trv In all ways te cultivate the vlrtues.
and le trim down the faults In the garden
ei your u-0.
Uut te return te courtship, tinware hew
you exhibit your captive te your frlends
until you are quite sure that tue fetters arre
fast about hint; keep your own counsel
about attentions which may lead te nothing.
This dees net apply te your father, mother,
sister, or te any moutber of your linmnllj
ate family who has a personal Interest In
your aflairs, but te the lialf-deren intlmate
girl frlends who will he quick enough te
spy out your secret without your confiding
it te thein s nllctice Is golden, Indeed, In
such mutters.
If the world Is te knew that Herace Is
courting Harriet, it Is from Hernce that the
information must come. All men are net
Orlande, and even he might have been
much annoyed if ltesallnd had net himself
had spread the news of his attentions ever
the trees of the forest,
Once Harriet nnd Heraco understand each
ether, all the rest Is se easy. There Is no
advlce se geed as the two short words : lie
Imppyl Avoid levers' quarrels; even the
bliss of reconciliation dees net qulte wipe
out the sting of sharp words given and re
turned. I hnve said a word about long engage
ments, which are, I think, always te be
avoided, except and that is the most lin
Krlant exception where Harriet and Hor Her
ace are nlmesl strangers te each ether. A
year Is then net tee long In w hlch te learn
eich ethor's characteristics. It Is a geed
thing le knew hew the different seasons
affejt Herace. He may be gontle In June
and llorce In February. If ourlevors knew
each ether well, thou the sooner they marry
the better, In niuety-ulue cuhe out of every
hundred. De net be nt'rald of beginning
housekeeping en a small Income Heraco
will learn te make it a larger one nil the
sooner with Harriet by his slde, and Har Har
reot w 111 be none the w orse for learning the
lessens of economy, for, as the Kcrlpture
sailh:
" Hetter n dinner of herbs where leve is,
than a stalled ex and hatred therewith."
Maud Huvvi-:.
"I hail rather In; n kltlm and cry nm " Minn
creanull nlslit niut colt nil ilny with iipurul
Kla, when one little bottle nt Hslvntlen Oil
would make me gontle nnd well. l'uwy,
wouldn't jeu.
Coughs, hoarxenr", nMtunn or nny Irritation
or llin threat or bronchial tunes will be re
lieved lv tnliluc Dr. KuII'm CeukIi Hyrup. Jt
tins cured theiiMimU. ileeemmend It te) our
friend nnd nelKhhnr.
I'lnk Rums nnd mouth nnd dazzllni; teeth
And brcnth of balm mid lips el rose
Am found net In this world heuenlh "
Willi young or old, save only these
Whoever vvl-ely, while they inny,
Uu- bOZOUON r by jilsht or day.
Octwell nnd stay well. lint liewlinll wede
tt?
Listen my friend, and the secret I'll tell,
Though, Ter that mutter, there's no secret te It,
A many n man undent tnnda very well.
If jeu're low-spirited, gloomy, depressed,
I f nothing tastes geed and our ulclits bring no
rest,
Ifyeur stomach l foul nnd jour mouth ncem
much feuli r,
Aud socrevN you become that they call you n
" growler,"
lie sum th it the trouble Is due te j our liver,
And tlie Meed Was sluggish ns remclliiiv n
liver
lkcenies when It's tilled Willi all manner of
mini,
Clear 'It out mid the current runs smoothly
LllOllgll.
Gote the drug nlern nnd pet n bottle of Dr.
I'lerce's (leldcu Medical Olscevcry, the great
bleed purifier and liver luvlgurater. It Is a
sure cure for the low spirits and general ill ill
presslen a man roils when his liver Is Innellvn
nnd til bleed Impure. This remedy ninkns n
limn well. W.ThAw
II
OODHbAllHAI'Anibl.A.
Rheumatism
Is believed te be cnuscdluy etnas of lactic nctd
In the bleed, owing te the failure of tiiokidnejs
nndltvertore(erlyrcmovolt.Theacldnttncks
the fibrous tlsvues, particularly In thejelnts,
nnd causes the local muulfextatleiis of tlie dli
ease, pnlns nnd nchcslu tlie buckniid Khetihlcrs
nnd In (be Joints at the knees, ntiktcs, hips and
wrists. TheiKatids of people have found In
lloel'iiSarsnpnrlllaa positive nnd periiianent
mre for iheumatlsm. This medicine, by ll
purirjlngnnd vltallihig action, niutrullzcs the
acidity of the bleed, and nlse builds up mid
stnngthcns the whole Isxly.
Wonderful J'iepi.rtle
" I have taken Heed's MniMi partita nud found
It c.vi client for rheumatism nnd dyspepsia. I
sullen d for many long years, hut my complele
recovery Is due le Heed's ynrsaparllla. I re
commend It te every one because of Its vton vten
derful preperllis asn bleed medicine." Jehn
Kuii.uiAN,65ChathumHtreet,Clevelaiid,Ohle.
liifliminiutery IthtMimatlHin
"I Just want people le knew thatwetliluk
Heed's Harsaparllln the best remedy for Intlaiu.
matery rhrumntlsm lit the world. My husband
bud this terrible affection for two jears and
Heed's Kaisaparllln help d him mere than nuy,
thing else. 1 am alnns glad te li 11 what Heed's
Barsapiirllla has done." Mas. r, Atki.nsen,
Bulem.Ind,
Heed's Sarsaearilla
Held by nil druggists. (1 j six for JS. Prewired
only by C. I. HOOD A CO.. Uiwell, Mas.
MnUOHKSONKDOI.I.AK (1)
DHUXKKNNRHO.
lilQUOIt 1IAIIIT.
In All the Weild thcie Is but One Cure.
UH. HA1N11S" GUIiDUX SI'KCiriC.
It can be given In n cup of coffee or tea, or In
articles of feet), without the knowledge of the
patient, K necessary ; It U absolutely harmless
and will tnect a liurmniitnt nnd sis-edv cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
bu alcoholic wreck. IT NKVIUt VMM. It
eiwrates se ipilctly nnd with such certainty
Hint the patient uudcigees no Iiiceiivtiilcnre,
and ere he Is aware, hlscomplete rcformntleu Is
e fleeted, 13 page book erp'irtleulurs ftec.
CHAB.A.I.C)UHKlt, Druggist,
. i!-,i'.1Juv Klu ht- I-aneasfcr, l'n.
jumps.
N
i:V 1.A.MIW AND AIIT 000 1).
Call a.xid See
THK
FINE NEf LIMPS
AND
HRT COODS
ON 81X0ND KI.OOU
JohnLArneld'sBuilding,
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dS-tfd
"IAUjANDSEE
THK
ROCHESTER LAMP!
BUty Cnudlc-Llght; lk-aU tbem nil.
Anether Uit of Cheap Glebes for Oas and Oil
Htavui.
THK"I'EUKKCTION"
MKTAI( MOL'LDINa and HUBUEH CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. Tlilsstrlpoutwearsallelhen.
Kep out the cold, (steps rattling of windows,
hxiludes thedmu Keeps out snow and rain.
Ameiie can apply it no waste or dirt made In
applying It. Cnnbufltted nnywhere no holes
Hi bore, ready for use, I will net ipllt, warn or
JehiiJ. Sehaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LuUSCABTKll I'A.
Vfmnmmmktt'm.
raii.AMt.MUA, Thursday , Jan. 3, UU.
January Serial Sale.
DRESS GOODS.
The Feyrth Series of Bar
gains in the current sale is the
most important yet. Net Any
Old Goods, Every let is new,
choice and desirable doubly se
at the low prices.
Our Dress Goods Stock is
the greatest in the Dry Goods
World, The collection offered
tdtfay is gathered from many
stocks. Large lets bought es
pecially for this sale.
The Prices are made absurd
ly low te force the greatest
January sales ever made in our
business.
Muslin Underwear and Linen
Bargains are continued. The
stocks of both bristle -with Bar
gains. Ginghams.
The most sensational .'drive
we ever knew in fine.g'beds.
We have opened for this occa
sion 485 pieces of the 'finest
scotch Zephyr Ginghams, in
solid colors, chambrays, end-and-end,
stripes, checks and
plaids, at fhteen cents. These
goods include the newest
shades, are 32 inches wide, and
are our regular fe-cent quality.
If we were te whisper the
maker's name there would be a
hubbub in the Dress Goods
world. But we mustn't ; it's
part of the bargain net te.
Never mind ; if you knew any
thing about Ginghams you can
read a name in every thread.
Fifteen cents absurd ! Every
yard you can gel 0 these hen
est, handsome stuffs would be a
bargain at double the price.
Silk-and- Weel Materials for
livening Wear.
An assortment that repre
sents the finest line of Paris
light-weight stuffs te be found
anywhere. The colors are
ivory, pink, cream, blue, lilac,
salmon and gray.
21-Inch French Trlnteil Hllk-and-vtoel lien
CHllncr, are from II 25.
Hnine, very rich, block printed, II 2.1 from 12.
'ill luh l'luln Hllk-nnd-uoel llcmcalhifK, ft
from tl TV
23-Inch HrocndeHntlnBtrlpe 11ciirh1Iiic,I1 25
from II.
23 Inch rillk-nud-woel Ilrecade Velour, $1
from Jl M).
SVIncli Silk Warp Figured Surah, tl from
SMihIi Hllk Embroidered Vell, tl from tl 50.
srt-lnch Hllk Ijice btrlpe Vell, tl from f 1 60.
HHneh Corded Bilk Stripe Vell, tl 25 from !.'.
'JMncli Kltiben Htrlne Vell, tl 60 from tl 25.
ZMnch Hllk Htrlpe Urrnadlnea.tl - from t2.
21-Inch Hllk-and-woel Ilareee, II from tl SO.
211-lrieh'Hllk-and-woel Htrlpe t'reiie Cleth, tl
from tUO.
2-lnch Hllk Htrlpe Vell, tl from tl 73.
12-Inch Hllk FlKiircd Vell, II 75 from 12 M).
U-lmhHIIkhlriiiciind FlKiircd Vell, 52 from
ported Wrap Materials.
All 52-inch wide, made of the
finest wool, and in the latest
combinations of novel colorings :
Dcslcn that veret7 SO reduced te!'. 00.
DeHlKiis that vt ere fti 00 reduced tell W.
Detlciw that vrereSSOOi-cduced ledfiO.
DeslKim that wcrefl 00 reduced leflU).
Combination Robes.
A magnificent assortment of
the latest conceits in rich fab
rics. Every one of this season's
make and precisely the designs
and combinations that arc worn
in the fashion centres of Eu
rope. Combination Kebe in n large variety of
style, reduced te t7, tS. ti.
Hide-band Itebet lu nil the latest Parisian rte
klcns, reduced te 7 50, IS, IS 50, 110, tll-.
French Plaid Itebea lu nil the newest color
ings, with bandi or Hllk Persian, reduced from
tlS te tie.
French Hcrge Itebes with bands of Persian
novelty, ted itucd from (IB te tlO.
French Feulo HebcH, with border of velvet
stripes, reduced rrem 11760 te 1250.
French Hcrfioltebcs. with panel of brocade
v el et , red need rrem K0 te t 111.
French Paisley HeIick, reduced from 11250 le
fJ.
French htre Kebcs, with hllk-and-nnel bor
der for garniture, reduced fiem 512 60 te (10.
French berse Itebes, with berdcrK of black
moire, reduced from I2j te 810.50.
French Hcerc Itebes, with silk aud velvet
garniture, former price t32 50, new 1J0.
trench hcrse ItebeM, with Jaceuard tlL-ure
panels, rermer prlcu S30, new (18.
French Serge Rotten, with iianels of allk-and-woel
strlims, tenner pric. t.'l new 116 60.
riciicii ectku injurs, wiin ugtireu siik panels,
former pi Ice 8, new (Its
Fluent quality French Broadcloth Itebes,
e,!lVre.,.,JcrMjw ,l1' llk "'"l tinsel, and tome
wlthsllk-nnd-wiKil n-ike. Only one of a klna,
l,rlCMwenitJj,tl0,tl5,tt8, f60; new fJO, rJ250,
ti), S25, 1,15.
1 rendi Armiire, with skirt front of silk end
tinsel em breidery In Van Djke pattern, was
tiS, new Wi.
Irencli Armure, with border of chenille In
floral design, former rrlce !I5, new K3.
Impc
wled Maids and Strbrs.
Yeu must see these stuffs te
realize their unusual worth.
Among them are some of the
quickest sellers of the season.
They are net a let of ends and
tumbled prices, but full lengths.
In the face of much higher
prices abroad none of these
goods can be replaced te sell at
less than the highest figures
given here.
lOdnch Silk-and Weel Plaids, reduced from tl
40-Inch Hllk-and-woel Matelasse, reduced
from tl te 50c.
SS-lnch Feulc Plaids, reduced from 75c te 60c.
40-Inch Camel Hair Plaids, reduced from tl te
iC
42-lucll CaSblllcrA l'lnltllt. rpilnr.1 rrntu CI tr.
T8-. "" " '"
lilneh Feule Plaids lu quiet colors, 7ee fiem
i'J-lnch t'hev let Plaid, reduced rrem II 50 le II.
4.Mnch Ileurette Plaids, reduced from tl 60 te
42-Inch Camel Hair I'laid, relucel rrem tl 75
tJ-indi Cheviot Wick Plaid, reduced from 12
tell 25.
S8-liich Feule Hlripcx, reduced from 75e te 50c.
te-luch .scrge Htrlpe., reduceil from tl te75c.
60-luch laucybcrgebtrlies, reduced from tl
te 70.
55-luch hllk btrlpcd bcrge, reduced from tl 60
.,60-l'nch Novelty Hllk btrles, reduced ftein
tl 5 te tl -5.
Goods That Everybody Jl'auts,
The deen or se of sorts that
we held up here hardly serve
te give you a notion of what
we've been doing. In every
case the reductions are from
yesterday's prices, and they
were away below the general
market. Stuffs that we point
te as going from 37 te 30c,
10nemk'
for insUnce,( in reality drop
from 50c the opening price of
he season ; the 20c goods' from
25c are, in fact, regular 37c'
kind. And se en all through
the list.
Hslf-woel Figured tleas, reduced from 120
te 10c i..
Hneh Checks, reduced Iren 26c le 20c.
24-Inch All-wool Plaids, reduced from ZVe le
29e.
MMprh Mixed Hutting, reduced from 30ete
20a.
3J-lnch Mohair Stripes, reduced from SryteU)
80c
arMnchJFrench Htrlped Serje, reduced from
36-Inch All-wool Pln-hcad Checki, 30c from
'aA-l'nch All-wool PUIdi, reduced from S7Jie te
80s.
M-lnch All-wool fancy Htllpen, 30e from SlUc.
iW-lnch Ilnblt Cleth Htrlpe, reduced from 80c
ie st itc.
Ott-lll
nch Dress Cleth Plaids, reduced from tee
m-lnch Ombre French Strip, S7Uc from tfe.
m-lnch Fancy Htrlpe FeuleWerge, 60c from 68c
."M-lnch Fancy Beurette Htrlpe, 60c from Mc
88-lnch Jacquard Figured Stripes, 60e from 75c.
42-Inch French Herts Berden, HOC from 65c.
42-Inch French Feule Borders, MJ-ic from 75c
Jehn Wanamaker.
oel anb &tt0t
TTAVt: YOU HKAitD TH1CNEW8 r
"irH AN ILL WIND THAT BLAESOUDE
t TONABdbY." '
STACKH0USE.
28 and 30 East King St.,
.WILL BELL
200 PAIRS HEN'S BOOTS
At 1250 for the 1100 Article and 11 75 for the
12 50 Beet.
WHY?
BECAUHE THEY LOST SOME OF THEIB
LUBTIIE IN THE RECENT FIRE.
NO FIRE OK WATER DAMAGE , SIMPLY
LESS LUSTRE FROM HMOKE.
Yeu don't often have a chance like this. Ex
amine the ceeds and you will be apt te buy.
Yeu certainly will II jeu knew a bargain when
you see It, and we guesi you de.
D P. STACKH0USE,
Nes.28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
lu
EADINQ SHOE STORE IN LANCASTER.
New Resolves!
The old year, full of memorable evcute,
lias yet but a few hours grace, when It
shall have become a thing of tnc past
another for Father Time te mid te the
number of eventful bygones. Willi
nierehaulti, progressive fn thought and
act, old resolves and old business meth
ods arc permitted te depart peacefully
vv ith it. To-menovv Ihe Jfevv Year will
le with us. The inaklug of new resolu
tions, as guides for tlie future, will be in
order, and many and various will be the
kinds made. Mere it will ben betterment
of business methods in the best shoe
store in liaucastcr. Bettering the ser
vice ; bettering the grades of footwear ;
bettering the prices In a sense of cheap
ness wherever It's possible te de be.
We're net egotistic ; we're neither se old
nor se vvite that we may net learn. The
pant has taught us iini:li in buying and
selling shoes ; tlie future has mere In
store, and of it we mean te be masters.
That menus that while our patrons have
lieen well served in the past, accommo
dations must and will lie better in the
future such as te merit continued cou ceu
lldencc and such favor as is their's te ac
cord. With many thanks te the trade
for the very generous patronage extended
during the past year, we wish each and
all a Happy New Year.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
H
OLIDAYSLIPPLR8.
Grand Display
-OF-
I alwajs bad one of the Largest Lines and As
sortments of Men's, Hey n' aud Youth's Holiday
Klippcrs, but the Line and Assortment I bought
for tills season surpasscR all these of the pasC
I have Men's Embroidered Nllnners at 4Dc.
A Llue or Men's, Ladlen', Misses', Buy's and
Youth's nt 60c.
The Handsomest 75c bllppers In the city. By
buying this Hllpper In very large quantities I
am enabled te sell at 75c. It Is a tegular tl 00
Hllpper and surpasses In stle and quality any
jeu will see marked elsewhere at tlie same
price.
A full line at tl lu Light and Dark Celers, In
Harvards, Kveretts and Operas.
My tl 24 Dark vlicnlllu Embroidered (slip
pers ou villi net sce marked tlscwhcre less
than II 50.
-Handsome, line at II 50 and I-00 have all ar
rived. Men's Patent leather Oxfords, ft 50 and 12 00 ;
Bey's, 11 50, and Youth's aud Misses', II V
Largest Display In City can be seen in my
large vi indew.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Ohas. H.Frey,
(Successor te FIIEY A ECKERT) th Leader of
Lew Price lu
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS.3 5 EAST KINO HTUEET,
LANCASTER. PA.
NOTICE Htere open Evenings of December,
Ccntietru.
TV'- NATHORST. DENTIST.
J 2JCE.STItEISQUAIlE.
De net let ) our teeth de ay any further. Yeu
de net often nd ndccajrd teeth that cannot
be saved by tiling or crowning. Have jour
teeth examined and attended te at once. It will
save suircrlng and exiiense. All operations
guaranteed. Filling Tret It end Pillule Extrac
tion Specialties. nK)md.tw
rplIK FINEST LINE OF WAX STE1IIU
1 Acid ami Paratlne Caudles fur the lloll llell
daj s,at MILLER'S SOAP CO.
F
Olt BARGAINS
-IN-
Holiday Slippers !
REHL ESTHT6
GALLON
JOHN H. METZLER,
No.l)feOUTH DUKE STREET.
elS-lyd
I
J.
MARRY BTAJHTB.
r
It
REDUCTIONS
-THAT ARE
I ertky ef Yeu Atteitiei
AT
J.HarryStamm's,
24 Oentre 8quare.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Dress Goods.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Blankets.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
v 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.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Steckinett Coats.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Stamped Linens.
BIO REDUCTIONS IN
Underwear.
One Let of CHILDREN'S PANTSat25, verth
45c te 65c.
These Reductions are raade In anticipation of
Stock-taking.
DONT WAIT!
COMEEARY1 YOU'LL NOT REGRET IT:
te Bosten Stere,
24 Centre Square.
w
LLIAMSON & FOSTER.
-TO
The Busy Season
-HAS
BEEN GliZEN,
IT'S ALL OVER
AND
We Are New Busy Making Prices That
Will Be Sure
TO
Make Sales.
FOR
OUR NEXT ADVERTISEMENT !
IT
WILL BE INTERESTING READING,
AND THERE WILL BE
Startling News
FOR
EVERYBODY.
32-38 East King Street,
.
m
urn
urn
Williamson & Fester,
LANCASTER, PA.
AND
NO. 818 MARKET bT HA1UU8BU110, PA.
ttescett.
, T BWHtWH.
Again Replenished!
.The heavy draft made en ear well
lock of Groceries for Chriibu. rm t
In hape, and are new rnrty te Mfyly
NEW YEAR'S TABLE
riena orange, Choice Whltd OraM, .
nanan, California Apricot. PraemnwaJ
PlOBu, HalMna. Canned and ether BemSI
WWW till KinUB.
Fine Edam. Roquefort, Pineapple and
CO cheese, rU.
AT
BURSK'S,'
Ne. 17 East King 8tret,
LANCAHTER, PA,
A
TRJC1BTB.
Cards, Cards Giun Any Free.
FROM NOWON ttNTII. cuinirum
.They are handneme. Boe them In onrwln enrwln onrwln
new. We never lnreat In trwhy card, neltlMr
READ ON! READ ON!
JT.lfi? VfrS'! S1 Candy-ever 13.000 penndi !
Think of It! 5 Ttm ret 23c.4Bm for25eiStor
ffflrJlUfSSr- Weh.veth.rmSt J
MUSCATEL AND BUNCH nAISINB.
The Flnejt Loese Mnacatel Rainni ire ever
jaw, 2 lbs for 25c. Tlie Bet Bunch RaUIn In
the city, a ft for J5c Fine Fancy ClMtir
Raisins from 1 Vs te 85e pcrft. """
A big jet of Persian Dates at lbs for 25c. Fine
- -. - iiuiujiiuKurii aiioepra.
A drive 4 cans of Blackberries for 26c.
, , ORANQES.
-FiSZ b0.x;? of FIne F1l'l Oranges at 20c,
2jc, 30c and 35e per der.
NUl'S.
Eight hundred pound Finest French Prin
cess Paper-Shell Almonds, 2,000 lbs Oreoneble
and French Wnlnuu, Pecan Kuts. FllberU.
Mixed Nuts, Tnnigena Almonds, Bhellbark and
Walnut Kernels, etc
. SUGAR-COATED POPCORN.
Five barrels Hugnr-Cealed Topcern at Se per
quart.
Fine line of Fancy Crackers.
Nlcnacs and Ginger Hnaps, 3 Sis for 25c
BILVER STAR BAKINQ POWDER.
With evcry ii-Ih box nt 15c box veu ml a Raan.
Jlful Present Fine Vases, Pitchers, Sugar
Ajum, .u ijr iki uivuim wtK iur n oex ana nave
a KliniKUi 117111 r.nli a(Tah tt. . Tx a j
Vr V iVi """j wuci uiu j-iDtwuis auneg
4SUIIUUJ C11.SU3VII. (
Mincemeat at 8c, 10c. nnd Atmere'ii Kinet,
llie Finest Mite of Kvaperuted California
Kritlt In llin utartret
Loek nt our Immense display of everything
thatfe geed. Yeu can't afford te rasnudb
We would net attempt le wrlte up all we bare
you must hce, Hcventeen pollle clrkc and
four errnnd be te dKr vim uii (hAniuniinM
you want. Loek for the Big Blgn acreM tha
I't WtllLtlV JUUlfVl l 111 IBB US
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OROCER.
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRINCE STB..
J. B. Martin 4 Ce.'sDry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serra llenw lintel.
"- - lj
gy CSoebft
LOSING OUT HALE
-OF-
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
FILL COATS
-AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
We offer te-day some of tlie greatest value
ever shown In superior qualities at away down
prices.
CHILDREN'S FINE COATS reduced from
tl and I."), te 12.50 and $3 each.
MISSES NEWMARKLTS- Fermer price,
te; reduced te 12.50 and 12.75.
One Let of LADIES' NEWMARKETS at
JlJMcach; worth 17.
One Let of LADIES' NEWMARKETS re
duced from iH te IS each.
One Let or LADIES' BRAIDED STOCKINET
JACKETS reduced te 1.50 each.
One Let or LADIES' PLUSH JACKETS r
duced from 110 and J13 each, te f8 each.
WATT & SHAND,
Nes. 6, 8 & 10 East King St
" .' J.. . !.-. -
4lcuv,
1.
AN'B TLOUH
New Ye k Is at hand. The
form Inn of new resolutions U
in order many te be broken
before the week expires. We
hm e resolved that If It be pos
sible, te make better flour
than ever nud our patrons
ran depend UKn this resolu
tion being carried out all the
year.
Levan & Sens.
MERCHANT MILLERS.
rpHE MUSIC STORE.
THE MUSIC STORE.
14 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
WOODWARD & CO.
Tlietireit llelldii) (Christum) has come and
gene, mid ninenc I lie throng or purchasers our
old friends rcineinliTcd in., while hundreds of
new one found us out. The old Pioneer Musle
Denier of 1-nnrastiT was net ferKOltrn. And
new we thiink e I. Fer the future wuthall still
use our best endenvem te merit sour patron patren
ase; nml If tlie nirsrTCllHlilci;oeda, at the Ion Ien
est prlics, can inukii ou our friends mid pa
trons, we sliull certainly retain our trade and
cenildcucc.
S-Tbe Werld-lti new nt d Decker Brethers'
Flnne, Unliics' llret.rrs 1'lane.s, .Ma Km Jt
llaiullu Orvnix. MnguttUcnt Stock of Orches
tral IiiKtriiineiilr.
lOlt UKADOUARTKIIH
J3 .V. O. K. of M. C, K. of O. E-, I. O. It. M.,
07 U, A. 51., P. O. H. of A., I. O. O, F JZlts,
Charms uud l'in, go te
EltlSMAN'S,
Ne. U Wist King SlrtvL
f$p&'
, )
$i; Jlnia. ,. ,&.i?V. V' OOi - -
-yj gjfe:t fegi!JI JtetlSiii