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V. every day in the year, but Sunday. Served
" few -tfvtM Iti ttila 14v anA tnfmnniltnff
w tmraa at ten cents week. By mall five del
? Jew a year In advance; 80 cents a month.
JflfJEKLY IKTELLIOENCER-One delUr and
UVOmx TO BUnsCRIBERS-Rcmlt by cheek
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S,fBerd at te .rostefflcc.M second classman
Kt : Butter.
S ADDRBW, THS WTBttlOEHCE,
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CAN0A8TEB,PA., January 17, 1890.
Senater Butler's Preposition.
L" Senater Butler proposes that tlic
"f TTnttiu) RlntrMt ahnll ntil tlin npcrre tO
jp emigrate. lie doe net propose that the
p&aegre thall be deported without his con cen
pdrMDt, but that he shall be encouraged
lM"nd helned te cet out. And If the
Sfseutheru ttatca deslre tne depiction 01
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thelr negre population, It will clearly be
wise for them te nlu negre cmigrauen ;
ftJieuffh this seems rather te be a matter
of their own concern aud care than that
lH t tlin TTnlfnrl Rfntna Tlin fivlernl irnv
& prnment lins no rlcht te ohlcet te any
&&? effort made by a state te bccute the emi
gratien of an undesirable surplus or
population. It is for the state te Bay
.. wlietlinr If. 1ms inn inanv nptfree 111 It :
whV ,""' ,' - -- -- - ..... 0. -- ,
at& ,wl a 1,1 tliMvi ri,f If film nvrt Mfllltl(r
te go.
iS-1 Senater Butler's argument was fair
HI pleased with Its tone, while deeming its
i- had ever heard. Senater Hear thought
the Declaration of Independence te be a
lie and the constitutions rotten if Sena,
ter Butler's position was sound that the
white race and the black race could net
live together In peace and prosperity for
both, where the negre greatly outnum
bered the white. Senater Butler de
clared his observation te be that such a
condition was bad for both black
and white ; hat the negre Im
proved In condition and intelli
gence when he lived in a com
munity where the while race was in
Undisputed supremacy by reason both
of its number aiid Its natural force;
whereas the black race failed te advance
where it steed in superior numbers
amid thesuperler force of the white race.
This observation of Senater Butler is
that of every intelligent witness of the
.l.WI...r. f .1... ...... ...lAA. In tllA (llffi.h.llf
f IKiULlUUS VI LUU inu luii-a lUlUUUIUVlVllb
5&T portions of tue country. The negre
gj race is in superior condition among
!$ the wulte communities of tue JNertU te
',: j luui. uicu it Iliaiiuuiu3 ueiu u ia ill
numerical superiority In the Seuth.
- There it has the sense of the power of
' numbers and 'of brute force : but this
Iff power does net suUlcc te maintain It In
iv superiority, aud the sense of It only
!&T Mrve tn keen It In lint wninr n-Hli flin
governing and superior race.
i It is impossible that the neme race
'e, can ever be superior te the whlte lace
$ Id any part of the country, whatever its
at numbers. Senater Butler notes the
:kL rlgldncss of the cxclusieu of the negre
t. iruiu deuui'ui uuuusDceiniiv rcnresciiin-
'" ii.ii i in .
'::, the position in both North nnd Seuth,
,g". the sentiment lu cam section being
gj' pronounced against any semblance of
i, negre 'government. He notes, tee. the
manifest subsidence of the influences,
which, after the rebellion was ever,
served te put the negre Inte onlce aud
even Inte Cenirrpsa. Tim mini-nil innn lm
new dropped entirely out of these places :
It and the sentiment which keeps him out
may be expected te se act always.
Against it Senater Hear In vain sum
mons the Declaration of Independence
and the constitution. Declarations can
not overcome nature ; and when Sena Sena
eor Hear reads the Declaration of Inde
pendence te be that all men are created
equal, he needs te conclude, from
the obvious fact that all meu arc
net equal in condition, that this
wes net a declaration that the
superior white man and the Inferior
black race would everablde together In
political equality, however the laws may
ba made te level them. AVhcn Senater
.Hear sees none but white representatives
In Congress, theidea should force Itself
even upon his understanding that It
taKcs mere tnau law, Ueclarlng equality
-zlvL-4 . tt ly
r;yj iw moo
it. Ana no need net fret at
the fact. It would be wise te re
cognize it and te see whether Senater
Butler's plan of nuttlntr the white moo
W , la numerical, as it is in real, suncrleritv
felt "may net be a wise one : te the end.
'& J nothing mere, of relieving the Dcclara-
W tionef Independence and the censtltu-
g Mieiis irem conirenung tue inct tlint
X") auncrierltv In Illlnilmrslj lint mnmrlnrltv
'0,, in fact lu a republic where the whlte
y auu U1UWU Ittl'US IIIIUKIC.
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Tlie rreier.'cV Claim.
The city of Frederick, Maiyland, h:is
"fe claim before Congress which Is
watched with great interest by many
ether cities. It is for the repayment of
a two hundred thousand dollars contri
bution levied en the city of Frederick by
General Jubal Early, during his famous
raid. It is claimed that the government
should have protected Maryland, and
as it failed te de se, it should pay nil
damages resulting from this fullure of
dety. It Is easy toseethat If thisaru.
stent prevails there will ba a perfect
y avalanche of similar claims, und Early's
; war raw will 00 duplicated lu cost by a
frW' raid en that tcmntiuir surnliu from nil
$i ttiA tnu'tia ntnl vlllmwd nf tlin Iwirrlni.
aa.Tr. a ;----e - .-- v.
vistaics. uur neignuer ierK is wide
st awake te the force of Its own claims for
fe'r&tUe restitution of a, lartre sum disbursed
si Js. under similar circumstances. Carrying
ufcsB" qjuu;uv nuruier ceuui, n migui
:,.' a very nara te acicnnine whether the
f jiaali inTit.thiilnf1 lnltmpAMfA(l...in .........
, iAT" "-' v..-.v. w .uvvuuivuwuw V.UU3U
E, 7wH given with sufficient reluctance te
'&",Jwstlfy the demand for Us return. The
li xalders had a wavef lcwlmrunnn imn.
ljQt doubtful loyalty, and It would be a
Hsgjv Bretty state of things if cash assistance
; the Confederacy should new be re-
L L warded by the government. It will be
M' JllH..lr in ,1 ...... il.n linn l.l... .!.! 1.
n wwvuu UJ Ul imv 1IUU WilMt II11VU
-elalmsef this kind shall net bold, nnd
'tU the Frederick contribution is refunded
Atbere will be a flne mangling of town
$ Histories in thescramble for cash.
JviPievenueiess, iucro6eemste be sound
AMQtllld fill 'PriMlprlf.lf 'a nlnttn Tf CZnn.
Xljy iii. " w.v..w. . ....... VU
- mu Auny wus permuieu ny tue united
SUUste seize upon 200,000 belonging
" Frsderlck's citizens, wherefore should
SMK UM united States repay the money ?
Ir.H net Its clear duty te keep ether
armies than its own from preying upon
Ms people? Aud as it would clearly
(save te refund any cash seized by its
vku army, Is It net much mere the fact
that it must refund the meney seized by
M alien army that it was Its business te
p wit of tbe country?
At tne meeting of the Stale Horticultural
society In MHUintewn, Dr. Warren, of
Went Chester, recalled attention te the
worthlessneM of the l'ngllsh apnrreWa
What he Mid Is admitted te be into, ills
book en the bablts of birds or Ibis section
is recoguUed as 'a meritorious work. It
Klvrm.ln detall the characteristic of tha
Kngliah sparrow. The ornithologist of the
United Slates also coinplles reports from
various sections, all agreeing that the Im
ported bird Is mischievous. Ne ene doubts
that the English variety of sparrow Is
as wicked as represented. In suinmer It
gorges Itself lth garden seeds and all
kinds of fruit. It was oxpected te assist
the nntlve birds in exterminating Insects,
but its 1 11st 0 for bugs Is net se narked as for
seeds and fruit. But what does the sparrow'
subsist upon during the winter? On the
under slde of the limbs of trees the larvtu
of various lnsects nre deposited In the fall.
The sparrow at this season cannot precure
the feed it gets In suinmer, and its neck Is
long enough te bend round a bough te
peck en" the eggs thore deposited. While
Its migratory frlenils are revelling In tlie
tropics It remains nnd by eating prevents
countless millions of Insects fieni develop
ing te Impair the annual liarvests.
1 his credit has net been gUcn te the
sparrow before. It Is due It. Wstch
this llltle cronlure at work upon the bOrry
cane in tlie garden and upon the limbs of
tlie trees.
A sTENean.iriimi is te be placed en each
train of the ronnt.ylvanlalltnlted, between
New Yerk and Pittsburg, te tnke the dic
tation nnd transcribe) en a type-wrltcr tlie
correspondonco of tlie pnuscngcrs who de.
slre te avail themsclves of such sorvleoi.
Compartments will be fitted up for tlie
purpose, and the letters will be nailed
from the train. Thlstrnln Is patronized by
business men of large Intorests and accus
tomed te tlie use of slonegrnpliors nnd
every labor and time-saving devlce. As
railroad managers beleng te that class
tljomselve,Il Is qulle natural that accommo
dations for them should be made pur pur
feci, but It would belter business te glve
equal attention te the great bulk of
travel In tlie ordinary trains. Tlie light
ing and heating and tlie commit of jiasson jiassen jiasson
ger cars might be cry greatly improved.
4
A nrLKV voluine of Heme IweHe
hundred pages li tlie mpert of tlie com cem com
mlsslenor of oilm-atlen for the your 1897 te
8S, Just Issued from tliegovernmcul print
ing elllcc. Tioe publications always loie
In value by delay, nnd although thore Is
much Information of present Interest In the
repert It Is a inntter for regret that it did
net appear n year age. In this velume
may be found oxhnustlve Information con
cerning education in tlie stute nnd city
schools, lu private nchoels and collegee, tlie
education of tc.icheri, lclndergartcns,
mnuunland Industrial training schools, of
law, theology, medicine, pharmacy and
dentistry, business colleges, nurses train
ing schools, education of the deaf, blind
and fecble-mlnded, of the negrees and the
Indians ; in short, thore looms te be no
tople that could be looked for in n velume
of the kind that may net he found treutid
in this report.
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'At hxsx, in Susqueliaiina county, tin)
grass is as froth and green as in early
spring and swarms of hungry mosquitoes
nre reported. When mnsqullecs appear in
the middle of January thore Is no ue at
tempting te conce.il the fact that the
woather hurc.ni has leit 11m grip en the
clhnate.
TnxSecluty for the Prevention of Cruelty
te Animals is determined te dcliultuly
scttle tlie question of cruelty lu spurt, and
will carry. its fox and pigeon cases te tlie
supreme court, no matter hew they maybe
decided, The pigeon case arese about two
years age when the "society attempted te
atop the sheeting of tame plgoens let loeso
from a trap, A. Nelsen i,eWs, a member
of the North Philadelphia Gun club, veluu
tarlly submitted te arreit and agreed te all
the facts In the ease, lu order te have It
legally determined by the Ducks county
court whether or net It was cruel te sheet
pigeons in the manner described. Thu
ease was argncd a low days age befere
Judge Yertcesund the doclslen is awaited
with interest. The fox case is docketed ler
the Match .term of the Montgomery county
court.
Hex. David Flcmine, who was burled
In llnrrisburg te-day, was a prominent
lawyer, conspicuous In politics, halng
served a tern, as speaker of the Seuate, and
was Idcullfted with numerous buslnets
entorprUes in Uarrlshurg. He is sdd te
have left an ostate valued at $7113,000, Threo
children survive him.
Iv YeitK a man was found sitting in n
recUlug chair with u bullet hele through
his heart, caused by a illlecartrldgc, which
was found uuoxpledod near his spinal
column. In the next room was found a
s'aetguu from which it is ..supposed the
cartrldge was tired by the man himself.
This rather beats the Oowen mystery, us
no ene can tell hew the gun and thocerpso
get se far apart, as death must have been
lustautauoeus. Anether Intorestiug mys
eory Is hew the widow and nlue small
children of the unfortunate man will
manage te get along without him.
American Clll Cnulueurs.
In the annual mottling of the American
Society of Civil Unglneerx, new In session
in New Yerk, it wus reported that tlie
membership is new 1,210. A report by
special commlttce en the bursting of the
Johnstown dam, coutaiulngeplulonsoftlio
best experts, has been prepared, but in
view of the many suits iHindmg ler dam
nges growing out of the disaster, it was
dei'ided te seal the document and koep It
n secret among the members of the com
mittee. In regard te the efforts te effect u
general adoption of the 21 hours' notation
ler railways the eomtuitteo en standard
time reported that they had received ra
phes te their Inquiries from nearly 000
men prominent hi rallwuy niralrs. Only a
few of ihcsQwore opposed te the adoption
of the new scheme. Sema 378 railroad
officials picsIdeutH, vice presidents, gen
eral managers, superintendents and chief
engineers favored tlie adoption of tlie
ne.v system. Thcso378efllclulsionrosented
135,000 miles of railway. Appointed te the
report was u memorial te the goverumont
asking thut notion be tuken in tavoref the
21-hour notation.
Dentil of nn jmlnent Inventor.
M, Lebel, the Inventor of the rille whose
adoption has caused such an increase in
the effectiveness of the Trench army, is
deal.
M. Lebol has net long survived the adop adep adop
Met by the Trench army authorities of the
rille of his invention, which is destined te
muke his nume as familiar te newspaper
readers in the next great Continental war
as was that of Cimsscpet in the war of
1S70-71. The French authorities ndopted
the Lebel rifle in the summer of 1S77, and
immediately began the mauufueture of this
destruclive weapon en n large scale, tlie
rlllcs being Issued te the Infantry branch
of the servlce as futt as manufactured. The
whole army has by this time been fitted
out with the new weapon.
According te all accounts the I.obel rille
must be the most deadly weapon vet in
vented, with the possible exception' of the
Maenulicher repeating rille with which the
Austrian infantry is new being fitted out.
The Lebel rille, it is expected, will effect a
cemplete changetn the battles of the iuture.
Itsurntnunltien produeosnosmoUe.andtho
report of its detonation can hcarculy he
heard, se that Its ut.e will net betray Iho
position of troops armed Willi it. It will
carry its bullet mere than a mileandahalr,
and itli a mera certain1 aim than has been
iKihsible wltli ordinary rilles.
Captured 'While Ablcep.
William llrummer, a burglar, was eaj
t tired at Iho residence of James Bright, of
St. Leuis, under peculiar ciicumstauees.
He had robbed the house, eaten a lunch
and then had fallen asleep, and in this con
dition was dlMjevered in the morning by
the wi-.-ant, who gave the alarm which led
te his arrest.
ASV1CT1M OF TOBACCO.
Ceng-rtxisman Kelley'a Death Alleged te
De Due te the Weed.
Tlie New Yerk Iferfd, commenting en
Judge Kclley's death, ssrst
Judge William D. Kel toy's death was
nnddubtedly caused by tobacco. Fer the
last threo or four yeftra he has net used ths
weed in any shape, but prier te this time
he wns nn Inveterate smoker and chewer.
He smoked steadily for two goneratlons,
and, net content with getting away with a
humber of cigars during the daytime, he
would go te bed at night with n quid of
tobacco In his cheek, when he ttm he
would take another chew, Bnd afler break
fast ha would smokeanign-pricou uavana.
The result was that his system became
saturated with nlcotlne, and a cancerous
growth arese In his cheek where the quid
rested at nlghU This cancer became ap
parent about the lime that Grant died of
tee much nlcotlne, and about the lime that
llnneeck passed away.
Judge Kelloy's doctors told him that this
cancer would have te be cutaway, and that
he must step the use of tobacco If he would
wire his llfe. Thore was no man In tha
United States who had a stronger will than
had Judge. Keller, and though ever TO
he consented te the operation. It was a
very painful one, but he grew better Im
mediately the cancer was cut away, and
he said abciit n year after thin time that he
never had felt belter than he did then. He
said, howevor, that the dcslre for tobacco
was at times almost maddening, and that
lia had te avoid places where he had te
brcnthe tobacco smeke, as this Increased
his doslre for It. 'Wlien the craving became
se strong that he cenld hardly stand It he
would Komelhnos blte olTthe end of a cigar
and held It In his mouth ferafew mements
nnd then threw It away. He is probably
tbe only instance In history of a great man
who wus se fur master of himself that he
could quit the use of tobacco after the
hourly smoking of mere than ilfty years.
Heys or tlie Trntnlnir Ship.
Twenty or thirty half-grown lads sal
about ii table n night or se nge upon ene of
the splendid steamers of the l'nll ltlver line
enjoying a geed supper. They wero the
garb of common sailors. All of them
necmed linppy aud healthy. Theso boys
are naval apprentices en their way te tne
training ship New Hampshire, at .the
Portsmouth navy yard. Te-day they will
Jein about three hundred aud 11 fly com
rades nlready thore.
"Theso boys," mKI the officer In chnrge,
"beglu the service at $0 a mouth, and
nre well taught lu all grades of common
Heamaushlp. They may reach the grade
of petty ouicers, but no higher oxcept lu
case of war, when the best of them might
bocenio volunteer oDlcers. We are getting
aery geed class of lads for this servlce,
and most of thorn American born. Seme of
thorn have well-to-de parents. Theso who
come are usually wild fellows, w he noed
dlHclnllnlntr. This naval servlce, as applied
te them, is h great lamer, u may nei de
very elevating, butit tenches the boy a geed
lessen in the art of behaving. The great
preachcr Talmnge has a boy in this servlce,
und se lias Judge Ondordenk, of Leng
Island. While the oillcer talked with me,
tlie ladBfrolicked and seemed as full of mis
chief us though they had net yet been cured
efthulr kittenish ways. Some of thorn
Hcemed bright, smart fellows, who could
grew above the grade of a petty .officer if
thev had a chance. Thure is ene of the
radical deflclncics of our naval system,
Thore Is no liope for n Bosnian te grew into
n commission. In a republic whero the
low are suppesed te have the same chnuce
ns the high w e have an aristocracy mera
arbitrary than lu Tnglaud."
The Dominion 1 Afler redress.
Lord Stanley, of Treston, govorner gen
eral of Canada, in opening Parliament, en
Thursday, made Iho following address :
In calling you togclherngaiii for the con
sideration of public affairs, I may fairly
congrutulate you en a continuance "of pro pre
gross and proBperlty of the country. During
the recess I visited Manitoba and Iho
Northwest territories and llrltlsh Colum
bia, nnd evorywhero I found myself re
ceived with the loyalty nnd geed will
which I have learned te be characteristic
of Canada. A comparison of my own ob
servations with theso of my predecessors
show m clearly the great progress which has
marked this part of Iho Dominion In the
Nottlenient of the country and In the de
velopment el'lts great nKrlcultur.il capabil
ities, of Its mineral w calth aud of Its natural
resources.
In consequence of the ropeated seizures
bv the cruisers of the United Slates navy
of Canadian vessels, whlloemploycd in tlie
capture et souls in thai part m tue uoniiern
Pacific ocean known ns Ilehrlng sen, my
government has strongly represented te
her mnjesty's ministers the necessity of
protecting our shipping while engaged lu
their lawlul culling, ns well us guarding
against the assumption by nny notion of
exclusive proprietary lights lu these
wuters. 1 feel conlldent that theso repre
sentations have had due weight, and I
hepe te be enabled, (luring the present
session, te assure you that all dlllercuces
en this question are in tlie ceurse of satis
factory adjustment.
TwelMuml.
Tieiii the New Yerk Sun.
Nathan Levy I say, Jaceb: dot Ikey
Klnsteln vas u mean man. He ves tee
grasping for his own geed,
Jacob Solomons Hew ves dot 7
Nathan Lew Vy, yesterday I gave him
my note for 8100 ut dirty days, uud py a
uustake I dated It 18S9. Yen I remembered
vet I did, I vent te him te get dot nete back,
aud he savs " I don't regtlfy no mistakes
after you leavos my olllce. I've get your
nete dated January 2, 1SSU, ind it is 11
mouths overdue, uud Til clutige you a
year's Interest.
Jacob Solomons Det vas net right. Yet
haf you done?
Nathan Levy I told him dot I nuld
abide by hisdeeislen, but detas I falled last
March und only paid my gredlters '1 per
com), dot nete would have te go mlt der
old debts, and as dese atlalrs of dot old
linn was veuud up he would haf lesue der
creditors for der money. He ves u meuu
man, dot Ikey Klnsteln.
Oil, nuiMcn with grim teeth, nvaunt I
Though fulr you seem te leek upon,
Hcciium) you don't use SOZOUONT.
The swcclucsa of your mouth u icoue ;
Your breath Is heavy, ami, from tills,
Your lip. no mere Invite a klit. JU-vmUw
The steadily lncrcaMwr popularity of Lnxa Lnxa
iler, the"gelilen" remedy, Mltlulspeptlcs ami
xrseus treubluil with luillirostSeu, Is simply
phenomenal, l'rtce only ij cents. At nil Uruij
k'Mtv. It iuhIcs n person feel ul tohenrecrjins
tmliy. siinVrluc probably from oine slight pain,
whlili could ee easily relieved by the uve of Ur.
llull'a Uaby Wyrup, which U for sale ut all Urui;
stores.
A (ioeil Invcstment
lstiiat nhlcli yields large retuius from small
enlhiy. Header, the way Is clear I Nu specu
lation, no chance, bl; returns ! H you ere like
most of mankind u have somewhere a weak.
nets ileu't frcl ntull times Justus you like te
headache te-ilay, backacha to-merrron, Mown
sick next wi-eU all because your bleed Is out
of order. A small outlay and w hat larpe re
turn I Yeu Invest In Ur. l'lerce's Uelileu iled
leal Discovery nnd seen pure, fresh bleed
courses through our Mill, uud veu nre
another bilm' 1 l'.aAw
H
OOD'3 SAU'SAI'AIUTI.A.
The Plain Truth
Is that Heed's Barsaparllla has cured thou,
snuds of people who sullered severely with
rheumntlsm. It neutralizes the lactic nrldlu
the bleed, which causes these torrlble pains
and aches, and also vitalizes and enriches tbe
bleed, thus preventing the recurrence or the
disease, Tluuefuct warrant lis lu urglncyeu,
If you sillier with rheumatism, te glw Heed's
ijimiipurlllaa trial.
"Ter 25 jenrs I hate suflercil with sclalle
rhcumatUm, Lust .N'e ember I was taken
were than eer, and whs unable te tetoutef
the house, 1 was nlme&t
Ilrlpless fbr 10 Uny-s
ttUTerins greut ngeny. In Deeeniber I coin cein
luenced taking Heed's Sargapurlllu. After the
second bettle 1 was able te be out und around
und attend te business. I took live bottles, aud
am new m tree from rhcumatUm that only oo eo oe
caslouully I feel It slightly en a sudden chauge
of weather. I have great confidence In Heed's
hnrsaperllla." CitAr.i.M lU.vx.wt, Christie,
Clarke Ce., Wis.
Inflammatory Itliciiiuatlsm
"Having been troubled with Inflammatory
rheumatism for many years, my fuuruble at
tention was called te Heed's Sursaparllla by an
advertisement of cures It had elfected, I have
new used threc;bettles of Heed's barsaparllla
and can already testify te beneficial results. I
highly recommend It as a great bleed purifier,"
J. O. Ayebs, West nioemQeld, N, X,
HOOD'S SAItSATAItlLLA
Beld by all druggists. tljtlxferSS. lrcpared
only by C. 1. HOOD J: CO.. Lewell, Mass.
10Q DOKSS O.NE D0U.AU
lsttiMtk.t'
nttus&nitA, FrltVur.Vaa. 17, WO.
Nineteenth Dav.
JANUARY SERIAL SALE.
The quick things Are all ever
the store. Seme we have told
you of ; new ones added te the
list te-day. They arc the few.
The many arc slipping ouMvith euMvith ouMvith
eut a word in the papers. "
Millinery.
Black and Colored Felt Hat
prices reduced almost te the
vanishing1 point. Scotch Tarns
and ether headwear of cloth,
plush, and the like are where a
short pockctbeok can reach
them.
Evening Bennets and Hats,
dainty all fresh as new blown
roses. All the shapes that
Fashion favors are here
plenty.
Leather Goods.
Sample line from one of the
best makers of Card Case?,
Letter Cases, Wallets, Pocket
books, etc. Mostly one of a
kind.
Prices of Card Cases In Alligator, Morocco,
Heal, nnd Uenulue Llzznrd-run llke
this:
II 00 kind for V)
K70klndfor75e
.l 00 kind for We
UOc kind for SOe
I .otter Casas, In thb sains leathers :
fl 75 kind for 75a
S3 00 kind for II 00
12 25 kind ler f I 25
tJHOklndferllBO
I'oekclheoki, some with real silver corner,
In nrleus leathers. Most of them nre
innde from ene piece, Iho finest manufac
tured !
11 kind for 12 2".
II kind for 12 60
15 kind for H 75
With white metal corners, 1125 from $.1.
Ileal Sen! Heeks, wlthoutcernerH.tcero (ft 10,
new 71c,
Fancy Imported leather without corners,
were tl 20, new 75c.
Heavy Cowhlde Heal, without corners, wcre
?rts nnn fLs
Fine Ileal Ueu'l Hand llag, vras II. new 117V
Hair Brushes.
Every ene warranted all bi Islles, quarter te
half eir:
e rows bristles, 30e
11 rows bristles, 2Je
11 rows ltusslan bristles, 4Vi
11 rows Husslan bristles, oec
8 rows bristles, solid hack, 40e
' 11 rows bristles, solid back, (We
Wicker Furniture.
Always welcome where light
ness and strength with beauty
are appreciated. Choice styles."
Wicker Rockers
down from II 50 te tl 00
down from 5 75 le 4 00
down from 0 00 te a 00
down from (ICOte 4 00
down from fl 73 te 4 75
down rrem 8 50 te 0 00
down from 9 00 te 5 75
down from 10 00 te 7 0U
down from II 00 te 7 60
town from 12 09 te 8 00
down from 11 50 te 7 50
down from 12 CO te 8 00
down from H 00 te A 50
down from 10 00 te 11 00
down from 17 60 te 12 00
WIcketHUindlng Chairs
dew n from 12 50 te 8 50
Chinese Wicker Chairs
down te W 00 each
Wicker Tables
down from 17 60 te 11 00
down from 8 2 te 6 00
down from 8 00 te 4 0)
down from 8 60 te Ba)
down from 18 00 te 10 00
Combination High Chairs from 11 50 le 73c.
Cane Hentltockers down te H2e nnd 5.150.
Perforated 8cat Hookers down te 12 UO.
llent Weed Arm Chairs, scrat -lied In dcllx
cry, down te half prices.
Down Quills.
Daintiest of all the warm bed
coverings. Ne weight that bur
dens. And we put them within
reach of almost everybody :
Down Qui ti, with handsome ratccn covers,
muslin Interlined se the down will net
shed, (475 down from 108x8 fcet square,
Down Quilts, English Turkey lied cers,
II 50 from to-tliefect square.
Twelve fine English Quilts,
each a striking exemplification
of the highest development of
Kensington Art, shall go at a
thind under regular price.
Muslin Undenvear.
Plenty still of the reduced
things te interest every thrifty
housewife.
Pictures and Easels,
Today we start a merry
racket among Pictures, Frames,
Easels and thelike. The price
clipped things have mostly been
put en tables where you can
see them'at a glance. When
you pitch upon anything that
suits, never mind the pricetag ;
what is te pay will, be tee insig
nificant te worry you.
5 Artetypes of many Interesting subjects,
size lUVi Inches, lu decorated Ouk Frames
with line quality glass, rednced from U le
Great variety of Cabinet Photograph
Iruiues at Je te tl-thlrd and half of
former prices.
runel Photographs of a wide rnnga or sub
jects. New goods. 75c te SI 60-ubeut half
prices.
Easels In oak. cherry and ether woedr.
usually sold at ft), go te si 50.
Easels with folding racks aud pictures are
marked down te f.'.
Jehn Wanamaker.
ev tU or flcnt.
T KAL ECTATi: OFFICE.
HERR'S
GENERAL REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
iieuBt,mmMxa LOTs.r.vHMs, mills,
Ac,, for sale. Great bargains. Call for our new
Cutaleguejust out,
HOUBK8 and BUSINESS PllOPEllTIKSal.
wn)s en hand for rent.
KENTct COLLECTED Properties taken
charge of, collection of rents, pa ment of tuxes,
repairs, etc., attended te without trouble or an.
uoyunce toeuuers.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MOHTOAOES.-Fer
tlie having money te luest we hineiirst.
elans mortgages en hand uud the In-sl of facili
ties fur InNesllng,
TITLE PAPERS prepared nud titles eurerully
exumliii-d.
Allan A. Herr,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
NO. 108 KASTKIXQ STREET.
""V Hind
ctttiettu;
YVt. NATHOaST. DENTIST.
XJ SSICKNTltUbQUAHE.
De net let your teeth decay any further. Yeu
de net often Und advcu)ed teeth Unit cun net
lie Stte4 by nillng or crowning. Hne jour
teeth examined and attended te ut once. It will
suve sunerhiL- uud expense. All ojiemtleua
guaranteed. Filling Teeth and PUnless Kxtruc Kxtruc
llen Uueclattles. nJCKJmdiw
fPvit Heehm
J.
B. M AHTIJt CO.
BLANKETS.
A Speelnl Blanket for a chilly night, at 13;
weighs, 8IU) slM,72x purs wool; awsek
age tha prleswa H6a Anetbar pan wee),
tlxe, 00x71, at II a pair; was our K Bhuakat dar
ing tbs Kail.
Net many of a kind, but an odd let should
always bring an odd prles.and tusllOandllJ
nechesUrUUnd Lamp art new sold at M. A
metal Heehsster Table Lamp, whlU shade,
down from tt GO te It EC.
TABLE TUMBLERS.
Cleaning tip, and a Praneh Thin OUuTnmb
ler, with Ave narrow bands engraved en tide,
at COe each : redueed from tl 25 a deaen. A
wreath of fern engraving at Me perdeaen, re
duced from II GO. Quantity limited.
TOILET SETS.
A crate newly opened gives us a 10-ploee dee dee
erated Eugllsh Toilet SeU-10 pieces at 1225.
One week only at this price ; after price will be
ti. A number of Toilet Beta, with a piece or
two chipped or missing altogether, hare been
marked at a bargain price fl 50 te N M.
Cor. W. King & Prince Sts.,
LANOA9TEB. PA.
itacltincru, ,
TTAPPY
NEW YEA 111
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Works.
MANUFACTUKKlt OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
IMHTAIILK
HOISTINU
ENGINES.
(Horizontal Tubular.
BOILERS.
eriirni,
Twe Fine,
nnillilnlWu.b-
l Marine. '
CENTHIFUOAL
"10IL.UI l'l-.f.U
M IN INC
HTE.UI
PUMPS.
(Haw Mills.
-Mlnrk Mills,
(Cob Mills.
MILLS.
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
URAaS LEATHER ROLLERS,
11A11K CONVEYER 8CREW8,
PULLEYS, 8HAFTINO,
OEARING HANOERH,
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BOXES,
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
M1LLBUSHINUS, STEPBOXEH.
SI'INDLES, TO Ed AND STEPS,
PULLEY PLATES,
HIIIEVi: WHEELS,
Sc, Ac, Ac, &c
BOLTS, TURN'BUCKLES,
LAO SCRKW8, RODS UP-SETT,
BETT SCREWS, FORQINQS,
NUTS, Hq. end Hex., CAST WASHERS.
PLATE WASHERS, l .
WROUailT WASHERS.
Specialty In Making nnd Repairing
DEEP WELL DRILLING! TOOLS,
Vlt : Reds, flits, Reamers, Jars, Sand Pumps.
Blt.ttiid Red Catches, ac. "uw,
Charcoal Hammered f
i.uruuu . kivei
Deublo Refined
Refined
Heller and Tank
fe?cfrSrcIul,U.nd f Sl""e' for ". 0.
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Such as Valves. Cocks, Gauges. Oilers fast
and Malleable Fittings, IiOi'ters" FackmSs!
1'IIkss, tc, ever carried In Laucaster. '"
Special Attention Given te
STEAM HEATING.
Light aud Heavy Iren and Brass CasUngs.
S-Repalrlng Promptly Attended te.-t
Cheap Let of
SECOND-HAND PULLEYS AND SHAFTINa
KOll HALE,
i ruUejs, 4Sxl2; 4 Pulleys. 41x10: 2 I'ullara
puneVs.8' iixvy ' v",,ei' ?n
PullTyMl)it.1'U"O5''!9K,,,0yj: " W0ea 8pl,t
8-2 lilfl Cen'ars.
G2 feet, 2 15-10 Shafting.
H -21 Inch Drep Huugs Deuble Braced.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCA8TER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
...57S".ne,T.?. l;wcri? 'nch Dlam., 16 feet long
22xli Inch Tube s. Price, $175 mid 1150. "
1-Oeller 30 Inch Dlam., 13 feet long, 2W lush
Tubes, 12 feet long, with Tire Frent. 1125
Kenl.
XUMHKRANDCOAU
J TOIIACLOHHOOKSANDCASES. WEST.
i.ilN HARD WOODS. Wholesale ,m KeUll
b', . ... " MARTIN A CO.,'
nS-lyd CI Water Street. LancaMtr. I'a.
T AUMU ARDN ER8 COM PAN Y.
COAL DEALERS.
YAKos-Nerth Prluue Street, near Heeding
silllIMM I.ANCAHTKIt. HA.
T"OriCE TO TKErtPAHrtElW AND UUN
, L N ERS. All persona are hereby ferbl ddeu
te trespass en any of the lands of the Cornwall
nd Speedwell estates In Lebanon or Lancaster
ixmntles, whether Inclesed or untnclesed, either
for the purpose of sheeting or fishing, as the
law will be rU-ldly enforced against all tre.
(visaing en said lauds of the underslgLed arte
this uellre.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
R. PERCY ALDKN,
KDW. C. FREEMAN,
Atterneyi for K. W, Culeseaii'i Httn.
auflntii
9nr ..
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'AOEBBBOnmi,t
.V
f
DECIDED REDUCTIONS
HAVE BERN MADS TMROUOHOtTT OUR
MERCHANT TAILORING
DCPARTMENT
Late Buyers of Overcoats.
SUITS OR TROUSERS.
HOULD NOT FAIL. TO EXAMINE OCR
STOCK AND COHPAUt PRICK, .
AH-Weel Nobby Treaaer Styles, , te order;
aalprlee,U. -
ftWttfttttefcand Sneilsh Cherlet Treneer
acta, M, te order j waaj prlsw, W aad HA.
-S?-!?" Off1'" WersHs Tnweer
Electa, m, te order ; turn! prtea, Ki.
Ezeelleat AU-Weel Cheviot and Csvaetmer
ulUngs, f U and IM, te order.
Stylish ,Plald and Check Salting Effect, 110,
te order; were NO.
NewSultlag Kffeete, K, te order ; were Ms.
. Plneet Caaslmara and Worsted Suiting Ef.
hcU, MS, te order ; usual prlee, MS.
A Feil Dree Salt, of Fine Blaek Diagonal
Bag lUh Worsted, lined with beet quality Satin.
Mi, te order ; usual price, Mi.
Winter Overoeetlnge te order at greatly re
duced prleee. Examine spoelelly ear $25 Over Over
eeeta te order. Lined with beet quality Quilted
Satin and Satin Slevef.
Hager & Brether,
25,27,29,311. King St,,
LANCASTER, PA.
s
ACIUFICESALE.
Charles Stamm,
LANCASTER, PA.
Great Clearing Sale.
SSc and 50c Woolen Caps at 10c.
II All-Silk Mufflers atGOe.
Plush Ornaments, 1, 2, 3, 4, ft cU.
Misses' Corset Waists, 23c,
Children's Weel Hese, 8, 10. 12 cts.
Misses' and Ladles' Weel Hese, 12fe.
We and 75e Corsets at 37cand&0c
TSe and tl Kid Olevea at 60c and C7c.
Infant's Weel Bootees, 12c and 15c.
S pleees Toilet Seap for 5c.
Dress Shields at 6c and 10c.
Flue Dress Buttens at 2, 6 and 10c a dozen.
7-Inch Black Rubber Combs at Ce.
KestSklrtbraldatsc,
Best Ammonia at 5c.
Ne. Silk Ribbon at Se.
Ne. 18 Striped Satin Ribbon at 10c
Torchon Laacs, 1, 2, S, , 5, , 7, 8, e, w cts.
te and 17 Menkey Muffs at 83 80 and te.
Ruchlngi at 1, S, 5, 10, Ufa 17 cts.
Dells cheap te close out
Black Thibet Shawls cheap.
Blanket Shawls cheap te close out.
Laec Cellars, 5, 10, 1S, 17, 20, 25. cU.
iWhlte Aprons, 20, 23, S3 te 75 cts.
6-lneh Feather Trimming at Se a yard,
Fur Trimming at half price.
Yen Are Always Sure te Get a
-AT-
35-37 North Queen Street.
CarriagcB.
s
LEIOUSI SLEIUU9I
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
iO, 12, U A 15 MARKET STREET, (Rear of the
Posteflloe), LANCASTER, PA.
I have new ready the finest assortment of
ALBANY and PORTLAND BLEIOllH, both
Single and Deuble, ever offered te the public.
Prices te suit the times. Call and examine
them,
A full line efBuggles, l'hit'tens and Carriages
or eery description. Alse Hecend-IIaud Werk
of etery variety. Ule me a cull. All work
warranted.
TRepalrlng In all lu branches. One set of
workmen especially employed for that purpose.
TESSE JONES A CO..
Va pff,'JnS,rWiJrVNrECT,0NE,i FINE
PAPLR BOXES. The root beautiful Hue In
KS.USLtdsS'5 6i5 Commerce St., Pt dUdel
p,a pf, Write ferdescrlpUve price list.
Junel-78teed
TTENUx' WOUr,
FURNITURE STORE,
SWiTmoTS?te.1.M Eai't King; street, having a
full llu of t urulture of every description at Uie
lowest prices. Alse Uuderuklng promptly at
tended te. Call aud examine our goods.
Jt-UdR U. WOLF, m East t laglltreet.
leii pen Stat,
w
mm,
.
sftmtttttYt.
A Cird of Tbanks !
We very graUfally thank enr eat eat
temers of the past year who helped m
build a successful business. By the
means of
PRICE, STYLE AND QUALITY
We have merited your mtrenare aaA
given smtlsawUen. We have greatly la-
i ear stecjc or
NEWrURNITURK FOR8PRINO
FURNIBUINO,
And Invite an lnipaetlen of our Maw
.BTTtaeand Lew Paucaa.
49-We store goods nntll wanted.
OCHS ft GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealer,
2d,'3d 4 1th Floers, !1 BOUTII QUEEN
Sl'ltEiCT.
vr
DMfKB-SCOHKLit.
" DOWN WENT VcGINTY "
MAS GROWN PRETTY THREADBARE
FROM CONSTANT USE ; BUT
IcGlnty Gould let Have Gene Much Leier
THAN THE PRICE AT
PARTICULARLY
IN THE MATTER. OF HOUSE-STIRES.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING,
CORNER
E. King ft Duke Sis.
F
URNISIIINQ UNDERTAKER.
Walter A. Heinitsb.
Furnishing
Undertaker !
Neb. 27 ft 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
RESIDENCE, 37 WEST VINE ST.
(Svpcsvism.
T7URE1
FireT FireT
Just received a consignment of Canned Cern.
Labels sllidiUy scerchi'd at the late Jaiuiey
Andrews Fire, Philadelphia.
LOOK AT THE THICK,
5 CTS. A CAN.
Remember we guarantee the contents of each
and every Can te be First-Class. We have a
Can opened en our ceunternnd weuldbe pleased
te have you call and examine same.
Geed Tomatoes from our regular stock at 7c
a Can, nnd large 3 lbs Cans at that.
Blackberries at 7c, or i for 25c.
TEA AND COFFEE STORE, NOS. 12 A 11
SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
&avycta.
T ANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
8HAUB & VONDERSMITH.
IT PAYS THE BUYER
TO 00 TO
SHAUB & VONDERSMITH.
HUGH, CARPETS. ART RQUARES, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, EU;.
FINEST LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES
In the City for the Prices, Be Sure te
Sce Them.
BEST GOODS I LOWEST PRICES
GROUND FLOOR! ONE PRICE I
CARPET AND CARPET WORK I BEST AND
CHEAPEST I
Near Cerner of Orange & N. Qneen.
aug29.1yd
EVAN'S FLOUR.
"HEAR THE CONCLUSION OF THE
WHOLE MATTER."
If you want Ooed Bread right along and all the
time use
LEVAN'S
FLOUR I
Which has been tiled and NOT found wanting.
Seoul iiotfcce.
"TJISTATE OF UEOHOK (iltOril, LATE OF
XU the city of Lancaster, deceased. letters
of administration en said estate halng beeu
rauted te the undersigned, ull persons In
ebted thereto are requested te make imme
diate payment, and tlice huMng claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
slgued, reldlna In said city.
Jehn A. Cevlk. Attorney.
v;ji Aiu.M unui ii. Administrator.
d-7-CitdF
ESTATE OF J. J. FITZPATRICK. LATE
of Lancaster city, deceused. Letters tes
tamentary en said estate hating been granted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate payment,
and these halng claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement te the undersigned, at the b-uWlug
house of Heed, Mcdrann Ce.'
. , B. J. McURANN, Exeeuter.
J. L. STKIX-tCTZ, Att'y. JauWtdF
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