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HODERT CLARK, Publisher.
Ml. DAILY IXTELLiaENCER.-Publlslicd
very day in the year, but Sunday. Served
' by curriers In UiU city and surrounding
towns nt ten cents a week. Bymallflvodel-
1 lweiur In advance; 00 cents mouth.
WEKKLY INTELLIGENCER One dollar nnd
any eentt a year.lrt advance,
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS-Rcmlt by check
or postefflco order, nnd where neither of
tfeete can't be procured end In a registered
letter,
Retercd nt the iPostemce, as second class mall
matter.
Addrfs. TOE INTELtlfJENCER,
Iiancnstcr, Pa.
LANCASTER, PA., January 18, 1890.
Welcome the Foreigner.
Mayer Edgcrley, it appears, does net
intend te cither sign or veto the ordi
nance giving the street railways the
right te erect their poles nnd string their
wires upon the streets for a considera
tion or live dollars n ear and fifty cents
a pole per annum ; and se the ordlnnnce
becomes a law, and the companies will
go te work at ence te equip the lints
with the new power; and the people
will have an early chance te test the
quality of the pudding the councils have
given them.
We are of opinion thai ihe new system
U likely te he of advantage te the busi
ness efMhc town; and also the new
management of the new i all ways; for
the old management has been no bad
that It could net be worse; and Iho
street railroads are te-day a nuisance
that can hardly be Increased, even
though the electric system proves te be
as dangerous as many people think it
will be. We can take a little danger te
get a little comfort in the use of the
streets iu our waueus: and we take It
for granted that the new icople who
have ventured te take held of the city
rails will be held te a stricter accountabil
ity; than the present, owners have been,
whose howls for mercy because of thelr
poverty has induced our wonderfully
lneftlclcnt street committee te permit
the rails and the Btieeta te remain at a
continuous and permanent disagreement
in their levels, te thcgrcatdlstrcssef thp
ordinary vehicle.
We de net think It possible that our
street committee will ever be decently
virtuous or wite ; but we have hepe that
the purvluiM.-rs of the street railways are
business men who knew hew te secuie
the lively dollar by doing their business
in a thorough and efficient way. They
will knew that If their huslnes Is worth
delne It Is worth delug well. They will
undcrstund that their pennies come
from the community, and that the com
munity must be well served and well
treated te tcuure Its full custom. Te this
end they will keep their read and equip
ment In order and furnish at-crvlce that
will please their customers and com
mand their patronage,
All this Is very plain and should have
commended Itself te the reason of the
Lancaster owners of three reads, who
have been runulng In a mild and feeble
way for years, and have been overcome
with a Heed of Jey at the offer made
them te give them new what they i aid
fe: their stock. The alacrity with which
they have sold out their stock testifies
te a lack of business foresight and
energy which has "been characteristic
of about every corporate enterprise that
Lancaster capitalist) hae ever engaged
in. They used te ehaige the trouble te
the foreigners who came here te mauage
their money ; but these street ear com
panies have had home mauugemeut
along with the usual home luck; and
we arc quite eatlsfled that Lancaster
capitalists de net habitually have capa
city enough te u-c their money profit
ably in busluess ventures, and betray a
high appreciation of their deficiency In
the enthusiastic favor which they be
stow upon bank stocks; where their
money lies snugly In a napkin and
earns a profit from cultivation In foreign
fields. The interest business ualls for no
extravagant outlay of energy or of faith.
The money docs net disappear without
leaving the well endorsed note behind
It ; and when it is wanted it can be seen
called In. It gees out with a string at
tached telt; and our prudent peeple like
the Btring. When they put their money
in a business veuture they de net see the
string; and it sends a cold chill down
their backs te have it go out without.
The foreign folk who have come here
and gratified the Laucastcr capitalist's
taste for the sight of a sound dollar, and
who have takeu his rickety railways oil'
his hands, of course propose te make
money out of them; and we have no doubt
that they will. It may be readily con
ceived that there is plenty or money in a
B;heme te ruu these electric railways in
a town of nearly forty thousand popula
tion, centrally situated In the most popu
lous ceuuty In the slate, with villages
all about it and a population of 200,000
people in the county alone. Btatlng
these figures the ether day te a promi
nent railroad president, he lifted up his
eyebrows in pleased surprise and said
that this was iudecd a trade worth going
for. It is a fact that there is no county
in the whole country that eilers
larger returns te an enterprise that of
fers te bring its people and trade te a
fecal centre than tills county ; and
there is no town in the coun
try that has a hotter opportunity
offered te command au uugathcrcd trade
richly lying about It, by glviug it rail
way carriage, that has Lancaster town.
If the electric railways will afford the
facilities they will de the work and reap
the reward. If steam reads are required
for it, they should be speedily built ; and
would have been long age, Iu a commu
nity less dlsposcdte seek reward, for its
capital in leaning it te ethers aud mere
wideawake te thedouble Interest gained
in raising the va'ue of home real estate.
Ave knew of no city anywhere better
located than this for manufacturing
purposes. It has au advantage which
few ethers have hi the rich lands about
It that will always make It a
cheap living place. It is near the
seaboard and the markets. It is close te
coal and Iren. It can easily command
railroad connections with four greut sys
tems of railroad thatlle near its doers
though it has but two in Its lap. Witli
these connections made the town Is
made.
Car Stores aud Couplers.
The car steve has at last begun its
regular harvest of human lives. Like
all ether winter features It Is rather late
this year, but as if te make up for lest
llme It furnishes two catastrophes in one
, Hiicruuen. nappeuexi that In both
,. cases the stove that cautcd the fire was
net the steve of a passenger car.
At Hopewell, New Jersey, there was no
collision, but nn express car with a steve
Iu H was suddenly feuud lu fiames, and
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the steve quite naturally receives ' the
blame.
At Cincinnati a baggage car with a
stove en beard bere the brunt of n vio
lent collision, and at once caught fire.
Ke doubt there are Imperfections Iu the
best known systems of steam heating of
cars, but It Mould be far Ijclter te put up
with tlienl than totake the risk of au oc
casional burning alive of passengers lib-
prisened In a wieck. Inventive genius
se lavishly cxjicitdetl In all railroad ap
pliances will net be seriously balked
by the problem of steam heat, but 'there
Is danger that It will be smothered by
the cupidity of railway managers. It
has been stated en high authority that
the car coupler is tcrml tied te continue
killing railroad empleyes Iwcause rail
road efllclals can net be brought te agree
upon one of the very many excellent
automatic couplers that have been In
vented. Theresecm te lie fortunes reauy
for thee Interested In yie patent coup
ler that Is finally adopted, for railroad
men plausibly Insist upon absolute uni
formity throughout the land, se that
cars from any read may lx coupled en
the train of any ether line. It Is rather
hard en human nature te declare that
the conflicting Interests of railroad man
gers in rival patent couplets or In sys
tems of car heating prevents the adop
tion of any plan for thesavlngef human
1 fe, but the delay Iu making thexeslmple
Improvements certainly has nu ugly
leek. The p.itlcuce of the traveling
public under the car stove peril Is re
markable. Statu Sknatuii Handai.l,, of Anne
Arundel county, Mnrylnnd, says lie pre
poses te Introditce n bill appropriating a
sum of nioney for the erection of a ntntue
te Francis Scott Key, author of "The Star
Spangled Ilamier," In the National 1 tall of
Statuary at Washington, This is some
thing that should hnve lipen dnilelmiK no
for the writers of hispliliijr national Mings
ofcen help a raitse inore than Iho bust of
generals nnd stntpsuien, aud the nuther of
"TheStarSianglcd Manner" niuxl have felt
all the lelly patriotism that his lines In
spire. Imllrectly he urguil many thousands
te gallnnt deeds, both In his own nod a
later generation.
Ht'MMUn risnare iiinklng their appear appear
auve In thu Chesapeake, and shad have
been caught six weeks ahead of the usual
llme. If there Is any rellaucn te he placed
upon the Instinct of birds nnd llshua, there
cannot be much cold weather te come this
winter.
'J'jh; member of the Atuerlcui society
efC'lvll Ihiglnecrs new In session In New
Yerk visited Iho torpedo station itt Wlllcts'
I'elnt en Thursday and vtcre much Intor Inter Intor
estcd hi the ele.trical torpedo dovlees and
appliances for coast ilofuiise. The mag
nolia gun is (inn of tlie curloslties or the
station. It Is u hiiKO twelvn-lneli gun
wiappcd with wlre.t The vilrets connected
with a dynamo that furnishes thu mugnet
Ism. A cannon ball welching .'i00 pounds
was placed about flve feet fiem the mouth
of the Klin and (he iiingnetlsm drew It
against the gun with a hung. Itallrend
nill;es that w oie thrown nguhiKl thu Iren
Hiirf.ice ortlie gnu struck against It as If
they had xti nek se much putty. The spikes
steed out from thelr points us If they hud
been driven Inte a pleee of weed. It took
two elllccrs te pull awny u pleee of iron
tliree feet long that was held by the point,
te the mouth of the gun. An li en wheel
bin ew touching thu gun could net be to te
moved by ene num.
It is wertli noting that In the Cincinnati
railway accident the pisspngers of the os es os
tlbule train escaped serious damage, hut
the ouglneor Is attended by three doctors
and may dle.
The report of the beard of naval olllreis
charged with formulating a plan for the
building of n navy, rooms at flist Rlnnce le
olfer a very uxtravagint pregramme. It
cniitctnpl.ites the oxpeiullturoof gitiy.OOU,
00!) In building nlnoty-twe war ships, and
cstlm.ites thu total uxpouse, including
in.iliitonnuee, at 8230,000,00(1. The work
would cever n period of fotnteoii ye.trs.
The New Yerk Suh notes that " by a curi
ous aud Improsslve ceiucldum e that was
exactly the total oxpendltiiro en the United
States navy during the fourteen years bo be
gliiulug with lBOO nnd covering the Itobo Itebo Itobe
sonl.ui perind of iiilu, pociilutlen and ilo ile
cay. Twe hundred ntul slxty-iiiue millions
Is what tills government paid for
the destruction of Its old navy."
Most roaders will be astonished nt
this graphic reminder of the fearful o e o
travaguueeof thu old rogliue, and Inclined
te ngroe Vi lilt the conclusion tliut the coun
try can ntlerd te build thu Heet planned by
the beard provided the work is carefully
dofendod from tlie class of wiockeis that
preyed upon tlie old navy. If we can have
thoae ulucty-twu slitps ulle.U in 1005, in ad
dition te the modern vessels new alleat and
building, we will btaud In tlie front rank
of naval powers, taidy te held up our end
of any international dispute.
Tin: Went Virginia Leglslatiue Is con
sidering u ballet reform bill based en the
Australian system, but tliore Is danger that
It will be mangled by amendments.
A nnAUTV AT Till! J.ATJir..
The Prettiest Girl Iu Mount Curnud, C't.,
VerUlnir Inn raohlne Shep.
Miss Nollle l'.iterseu. ene of the prettiest
girls lu the vlllnge of Mount C'armel, a few
nilles uerlli or New Haven, Conn., lias Just
completed a four years' apprenticeship
te the machinist trade. Te-day slie is
working en het- lathe uud vlse In the
factory of tlie Mount (uinel licit coiu ceiu
IMiiy, and there isn't a mechanic in
tlie whele shop who can de a hotter
jober In less lime than tlie fair young
work-wetnuu. Four years age, when Miss
Nellie began te think of the means wlicro wlicre wlicro
byblie must nam lier living, hlie looked
ever the vliole Held of weunn's work.
Among Iho trades or occupations wiiicli
the pushing woinen of lids country had
made their own, there was nene especiall v
liked. She was a bright girl, with a gvea't
dcalef Yankce cloverncss, and consider
able lngenulty and invontlveuoss. The
remark was made by a friend that
she was se fend of Inventions
slie ought te become a iiucliiuist.
Thosced thus idly sewn took met, and
she applied for a place ns npnrontlee. Fer
the past four years she worked faithfully,
audufuwduysagohertiiiiocxplrcd,audno
Is new u full-fledged machinist. Slie Is nble
te block up u pli'coef weik en the planer
or turn up an arbor en the lathe. .She
uses the drill or luudles a Ule us well as
any man lu tlie shop. Her specialty, lmw lmw lmw
over, is tool nuking, and te ilila she pro pre pro
peses te ilovetu hen-elf. Hliecan also draw
plans, liguroeutUimciisioim, and from tlie
working drawings she can luakeaiivthlug.
She Is net afraid of the grease uud grlmoet
the shop, and her beauty Is net iu Iho least
marred by along swipe of dirt across her
dlinplisl clicek, nor a spot of oil en her
nese Her hands are net as white as tliose
of some of her sisters, but they are by nu
means large, though they are "strong. Slie
Is a great lawnite with her fellow work
men, and is the prldoeftholittlo country
village
wni:uKMti:TiiouGei:r,
J-or the lJTn.Liciy,CEit.
Wlicre'w thy cocst.Levo will walk with thee.
And thtre ublJe ;
Aud clasp thy hand, and tlnger tenderly
Thy path beside.
WUere're thy reamttt Hepe stun hover near,
Life's fees te chide;
And cau Ucr blossoms thy lene way le cheer,
Or breathe her sons te seethe thy spirit's ear
When Ills bctlde!
Where'm thou gest, Truth w 111 go before,
Or near tliee 'bide ;
Where ethers grepu upenTlme'sdarkeu'd shorn
Fer thee shall sUlue pure light forevennere.
Frem TVutfi thy guide,
Hay Murrw.
Oil, maiden trlih ifflm lecth, nvaunt I
Though fair you wen te leek upon,
llrcniwe you don't use SOZODONT.
The sweetness of your month Is gene ;
Your breath Is heavy ,,nnd, from this,
Your lljis no mere Invite n kiss. JIJ-edAw
We dn net believe In medicine for children,
but we de tx-llerc In I)r. Hull" llahy Hyrnp and
nwrt no family should be without IU Price 23
cents. ,
Ijixnder. the nirnl rcmely for dyspepsia is
free from Mil deleterious substances, nnd there
Is no danger of tin lng one's Uth salivated by
its ue which Is rrruifrntly done by prepara
tiens rniitnlnliig poisons. Sold by nil drug
Kims. 23 cents.
v flood Investment
Is Inat which yields large rt turns from small
outlay. Hemier, the way Is clear t Nespccu-.
latlen, no chance. big returns I If J en ure like
most of mankind you have, somewhere n weak
ness don't fccl at all times Just as you like te
hradache te-day, backache lo-merrrow, down
sick next week all hecause your bleed Is out
of order. A small outlay and what large re
turns! Yeu Invest In Dr. Pierce's Gelden Med
ical Discovery and seen pure, fresh bloel
courses through your veins, and you are
another bclriK I I ,HAw
rOOIVHHAU8Al'AUIIjl,A.
Rheumatism
Is Iwlleved le be caused;iy excess of lactic acid
In the bleed, owing te the failure, of thckldneys
nndltvcr lopreicrl reinovelt.Thcneldnttacks
the llbreus tissues, particularly In thojelnts,
and causes the local manifestations of the dls
eae, pains nnd aches In the hack and shoulders
nnd In the Joints at the knees, ankles, hips and
wrists. TlieusntiU of people, nave round in
Heed's Harsaparlllnn positive and jiernianeiit
euro fur rhcuuiathm. This medicine, by Its
purlfyliii and vllallrlnit action, ncutrallres the
ncldlly of the bleed, and also builds up and
struiKthciu1 t'je whole laxly.
Wonilernil rropvrtle
" I have taken Heed's Sarsaparllla and found
It excellent for rheumatism and dyspepsia. I
sullcrcd for many long years, but my complete
recovery Is due te Heed's Karwipurllla. I re
commend It le iivery ene lieoause of Its won wen
derail properties as a bleed medicine." JmiM
KUM.l.MAM,85 Chatham Htrtet.Clcvclaiid.Ohle.
Iiillatiiuiatiii'y ItheiiiiiatlHiu
"I Just want people te knew thntwethllik
Heed's Harwipirilla the best remedy for Intliim Intliim
nuitery ihciimutlsm In the world. My luuband
liml this terrible iiirectlen for two jenrs and
Heed's Hunurinrllln helped him mere than any;
thliiKcKc. I nm nlwnysfjlad te tell what Heed's
8uri-aparllla has done." Mas. V, Atkinson,
Halcin, tnd.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Held by all druKKists. iI;sUferlV Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
ni)osi:seNi:i)Oi,iiAit (i)
H
IH riNGKIl NAH-S OAMK OFF.
1'ernvearl was allll.'teil with a horrible
cum) of bleiHl poison, and upwards of live
uienlhs of that time I wosunable te de work of
any Kind. My llnijer nails came oil nnd my
hair drupiicd out, Icnvliut my bend as clean
and smooth us If It had been shaved. Icon Icen
suited the best local physician, and spent linn
ilnsls ordellarnfor medicines of dlircrent kinds,
but without iis'xIvliiK the slightest beiiclll. I
was ndvlsi'dniiallyUi visit Het Hprliurs, Tills
I did, but IkceiiiIiik dlKiislei with the treat
iiieul I was recclvlui; there, commenced taking
Hwirt's ftpccllle (H. H. a ) 'I be i trcct that H. H. M.
had en uiu was titily weiHlerful. 1 commenced
le recover after taking the llrst bottle, and by
tint limn I bail taken txiclvn bottles I was en
tirely Ciired-cured by Hwlffs Hm'iII1c(H. H.H.)
when thu wer d-reliewneil Hei Hnrltii:
worill'reiiewiifu iiui nirini;s uiiu
failed. WM.H. I.OOMIH,
Hlirnvepert, U"
FOUR YFAltS ON CUU'ICHIX.
Ferlllteen,ycurs 1 wasatlllcted with rheuina
tlsm, four ears of which I was ceiiielleil lue
en crutches. Words nre limilciiale Icmspress
thesullcrluitsl endured durlmc that time. Dur
IniS thee llltism years of exlstence(lt was net
tlvhiKl, I tried every known remedy without
tecchiiiKany liencllt. 1 finally begiiu enHlft's
Hieclll(MM.H.H.)Wlilehrreiii Iho llrst gaveine
icllef. mid te-day I am cuJeyliiK the best of
heiiltli, and am a welt man. 1 candidly be
lieve I hat H.H.H. Is the bent bleed puriller en
the market te-day.
.1. D.TAYI.OH, Cuba, Me.
Treatise en llloed and Hkln Diseases mailed
fiee. HYVIFTHriX'IFlCCO.,
(.1) Atlanta Ga.
l-slTv'S ITiKASt llAl.M.
CATARRH, HAY FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allajs 1'iilnaiiit
lullammatlnn, Heals the Seres, Itcoteres
the Hcnaes of Taste aud Hindi.
TRY THE CURE.
A particle Is applied In each nostril and Is
lurecahle. l'rlceMcentsiitDru&ylstK; by mall,
rrslMleiciKUl cents.
bijY imeTiir.it.si,
septl-lvdAw Ne. M Waneu hi.. New Yerk.
Scttrtl Jtoticre,
J1SBTATIJ OF I'lti:i)i:iHUIC (100.S, IjATH ok
If the city of liiueiukter, deceased letters
tesiameutary en sold estate havtui; been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In.
debled thereto au remtcsted te make Inuno Inune Inuno
dlule p'i incut, and lluise havluu claims or
demands iiKalnst the same, will present them
w lihuut delav ferHettlemeiil In the iinderblgiied,
rcsldlnc at Ne. 'IH North Mulberry street, Lau
castcr, Va. JOHN l'lllbll' WOI.F.
O. (1. IIassi.i-.ii, Hxeeuler.
Attorney. ilecll.l'JlUJaul.ll.H
I'Tt'STATH OK FltANlT KHIKIi, UXVll OK
if the city nf Ijmc.istcr, deceased. Letters
tiwlnmeutary en sild istate liavhn; bicii
Kniutrsl te the undcrslKiicd, all persons Indebted
tlieretoaie re'piested te make Immediate ia
uient, and these havlm; claims or demands
IiKalnst the same, w 111 pri scut them w Itheut dis.
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
In Lancaster city. JOHN KI11LL, Kxccuter.
Jehn A. Cel t.i: Attorney. illl-UtdS
INSTATE
OK JAMi;SMALONi:. LATk OK
lit
the lleruucli of Marietta. LaiieAster On..
deceased. Letters of udmhilstratlen en said
estatebavlnRbeeiiKninlid te the uuderNlgned,
alt persons Indebted tluicte are requested te
make Immediate settlement and these hiving
claims or demands ngnlnst the tame, will pre
sent them without delay for settlement te the
uiulcrtihcufd, lesl'llm; In Lancaster cltj.
HIOHAltDA. MALciNi:,
Jlt-OtdS Adiuliilstrater.
17ISTATH
OK II. U Li:.MAN. LATH OF
Jli lincaslerclt, P.i.,
L . Pa., ib cease il. Tim under.
signed nuillter anpeiniisi in uisirlliute tlie bill
mice remaining lu the bauds or A. (. Itclnielil,
J. II. Wlclurshemand Dollels ltnlirer, execu execu
eors of deceased, second and Until nccmint,
te and iimung the.-e leeall) eutllleil te
the same, will sit ler I' ' hmii en Kil
day, Fcbrnury 7, lssii, nt 10 uilm k u. . , i ibe
Llbrnr lloem of the Court Heuse, lu Iheelt) of
Unleash r, where all persons Interested lu said
distribution may attend.
M. Illtesius,
Janl-fltdS Auditor.
i,Mttitvi);
Dlt. NATHOItsT. DENTIST.
SDCENTHKhqirAHK.
De net let ) our teeth decay any further. Yeu
donetonen Ilnd a dceajed toeih that cannot
be Kived by lining or crowning. Have jour
teeth examined and attended te nt once, Il will
save buttering and exiiense. All eHmtlniu
guarantectl. rillliiG Tec'th anil l'aliitei EMrne EMrne
tien SiH'claltles. nau-3indA.w
i-i:ntistry. ""
" 20 Years Practice lu One Ofllce."
J. B. McCASKEY,
NO. 11 EAST KINO STREET,
Over First National Hank. Dentistry in nil Its
brunches, (las lutmlnUleieil. Teeth extracled
ubnelutcly without pain. All work warranted.
el2-tinid.M,s.w
dlrtvvtrtnce.
Sli:
HHISt SLEKIItri!
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE 'BUILDER,
, 12, 11 A 15 MARKLTKTItmrr.lltear of the
I'ltotetllce), liANOAHlKR, PA
I have new ready tlie tliup.t assortment of
ALBANY and 1-eltTLAND HLEIOHS, both
Mngle and Deuble, ever ellered le tlie public.
Prices te suit the times. Call and examine
them
A full Hue of Boggle. Plurteus and Carriages
of every decrlplleii. Alse Second-Hand Werk
of every variety. Ulve me a call. All work
warranted,
ealtcpulrlnglnnll IU branches. One ket of
workmen eiiH-clnlly employ ml fnrllmt ptiriHi.e.
G"""Xl1keknl "
Special Parties.. Semi-monthly. Tourist
sleeping cars. Cheap rates. Miullicrn P.icttlc
Ce. Addiess, C, HAWLEY, Oun'l laisleni
Agent, 8M Brnaduuv, New Yerk ; It. J. SMITH,
Agent, -1JS. 3d M.,Phlla. JimllMjil.'Uiw
12
PER CENT. DEBENTURE STOCIC
Ccrtlllcates In liiultliili.h ,if f lift tlm im.
valucefn share of fully nald tin sinek iirn1i...
n guaranteed cash dlwdcnd of 12 per cent. icr
-annum, payable seml iiuuuull, aie IssucmI by
the Bulletins and hun Asmclutlen of Dakota.
Membership Ice icr share, tt.03. Stock may be
converted Inte cash utter two years. Several
thousand dellurs are needed te till apprev ed ap
plications for lejns.
Corresjieiideiico Milfclted.
i, , . . , i'-W.STARLINO, Minuter.
Philadelphia OUUe, '
Ne. ill WulnutttlrvcU Jaul-3iucet
SLEIGHS
tPcmnnirtltcv'
PHtLABKLPMf A. Hturdy, Jan. K)IW). ,
Twentieth Day. t
JANUARY SERIAL SALE.
Tcftlay closes the third week
of the January Serial sale. It
was announced as a sate in
which new Bargains should be
offered daily. The premise has
been faithfully kentT and will
continue te be until the end of
the month.
The experience has been
quite extraordinary. The
weather was until yesterday
uniformly warm, often stormy,
but the interest has been in
creasing daily. Competition
has net dared te fellow, much
les's meet, the offerings. The
whole movement has been car
ried en in a plain, square,
straightforward way. We say
te you by types and our sales
people : " Here are the goods,
the prices are se and se," and
you reply: "Yes, they are
cheap, we'll take them." That's
the daily diatalegue, spoken
mere loudly by action than word.
Men's Furnishings.
We still have some Tecks,
Puffs and Four-in-Hands at
these prices :
15c from 2.V;
Hie from rV
!0e from 91
Seme of the ether special bar
gains still held out :
tuspendcrs,.'l5c from il
Urekcn sizes in
Crown Hhlrts nt (He
Conqueror Whirls nt"5c
t'nlvcrslly Hhlrts at Wta
Plaited Hlilrls nt 75c from 12
100 dozen Virgec, Mlddlclen A- Ce Cellars In
sl7ts 1 1, 17, 17K. IS 18K. at HV a dozen.
I'uirncarfs reduced from I1.&0, il and $2.50 te
el.
!2i dozen Keur-ln-baiids from Stand tl.l'ite
KV.
Mens Hals.
Our regular kinds reduced
from our regular prices for
lis month only.
Hlllc Hats from S3 te M
Hllk Ilrts from 87 te SO
Silk Hats from 5K)M.50
Men's New Black Derby Hats from S2.50 te
tl.7rK
A let of Light Drewn English Derby Hats
down from (LGOdiul $lteg.l.
Iler's Cleth HaU down from (land 73c te
xh.
The best Hat values for the
money we ever knew. These
prices are making a stir among
the dealers about town.
Handkerchiefs.
There was net a cent of ex
travagance in the old prices.
Men's Hcmstlti lust Handkerchiefs, printed
borders, reduced from (.1 n dozen to(2 te(2 to(2
threefor&Oc. Men's Handkerchiefs, hemmed and tapn
borders, n line line of red woven In the
bolder, down from H te(2 a deen three
for.'),-.
Men's While Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
reduced from $.1 te (2.S0 n dozen.
l.'iO dozen Women's Fancy Bcallened nnd
l'.nibreldered Huudkerchlefs, soiled goods
from the Christmas carnival, nre
down from ii'sj te 'J)c
down from .IV te tWc
down from S0c te 40e
down from 7.V) te (Wc
down from (1 teSOc
down from tl.10 telOc
down from (1.75 le (1.19
Wemui's HandKcrchlcfs, hemstitched
printed border uud Initial, pure linen, (1 a
dozen from SI. SO.
l,neJ dozen Women's White Hemstitched
Initialed Handkerchief, iinluundered,
lijC each.
Jehn Wanamaker.
A'uva.
-p ARE BARGAINS.
S
-ON-
Blankets, Driving Caps,
-AND
ALL WINTER GOODS.
l-int iteiiKS KitOAr.
ULAN ICirK FROM
. .$i75 UP.
..75e. UP.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 uud 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
iduTrce celXEaiii
OF BUSINESS
Short-Hand.
Recerd Building,
COLLEGE-
IU7-B1S
CSTNUT STREET,
hllailclphbi. Pa.
Hccend, Third and
1-our in noers.l
Morning nnd Afternoon Sessions every week
day except Sunday. Night Sessions, Monday,
Tuevlav and Thursday Evenings till
,prll 1.
Twelve iimuired nun sixi)-uine(i.ii!j)hiuueuis
last ear. liirly applications necesarj
Send
ioreureiimeni niaiiK.
Technical knew ledge qualifying for business
engagements. Full Instruction for commercial
nnd general husluexs vocations. Alse Miort Miert
Hand and Tyie-Wrl ting.
A faculty of mera than n bcore of practical
men who have practiced what they teach,
llix)kkeicrs out of counting houses teaching
bookkeeping ; lawjers teaching luwuud busi
ness forms ; siiccesful high school principals
teaching l.ugllsli branches ; law repertcis
teaching shertrhiind and type-writing, etc., etc
' This Institution has been exceptionally for fer
tu lalelu thusueeesKiif the students who have
graduated tlierefrem.''
t;lllce eivn e cry week day during business
lu.urs and ulseini Monday, Tuesday and Tliurs
it iv Evenings for the Enrollment efstuilents.
Auneuucemenls, etc., scut when requested.
Visitors always welcome. Address,
THOMAS MAY PEIRCE,M.A
uuglO-CmM.tS Principal uudKeunder
5Vftorucue.
TT UTHER S. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW.
Seneua Fleer Eshlemon Uew Building, Ne. IS
North Duke Street. aprt-lydAw
TEhSE JONES A CO.,
J Manufacturers CONFECTIONERS' FINE
PAPER BOXES. The most beautiful Una lu
the United suites. 615 Commerce SU, Phlludel
phla Pa. Write orddicrlplive price list.
JnueHstceU
w Reduction
1IRE
10tchtnrir
H
AHPT-NEW YKAKt
1$
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
MANOFACTURfelt OF
HORIZONTAIil
VKHTICAL I
rOHTAHI.K (
JIOIMT1NU J
ENGINES.
I Horizontal Tubular.
Vertical,
Twe Flue,
Deuble Deck,
Marine.
PUMPS.
(Haw Mills.
Bark Mills,
(Cob Mills.
BOILERS.
CKNTIUFtrOALl
IIOILEIl FKKD 1
MIN1NQ f
HTEAM J
MILLS.
AUTOMATIOTAN PACKERS,
DRABS LEATHER ROLLERS,
BARK CONVBYER HCHEWH,
l'ULLEYB, HHAFTINa,
OEA1UNO HANUERR.
PILLOW IIOXE. CLAMP IIOXE8,
COUPLINOH, UOLLARH,
MrLLDUHHINOH, HTEP BOXES.
HFINDLES, TOE3 AND STEPS.
PUHLEY PLATES,
SIHEVE WHEELS,
Ac, Ac, &c, Ac
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLES,
LAO SCREWS. HODS UP-SETT,
HETT SCREWS, FOROINOS,
NUTS, Se., and Hex.. CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS.
Specialty In Making and Repairing
DKKP WELL OUILMNQ TOOLS,
Viz: Reds, Bits, Reamers, Jars, Sand Pumps,
Bit and Red Catches, itc.
Charcoal Hammered f
iiuraen s itivei
Deuble Hoflned
Refined
Beiler nnd Tank
TANKS Round or Square, for Oas, Oil,
Walcr or Acids.
Stacks, Stand-Pipes, Water Wheel Casings,
Het Air Furnaces, Ac.
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
,
Such as Valves, Cocks, Gauges, Oilers, Cast
nnd Malleable Fittings, Injectors, Packings,
Pljics, Ac, ever carried lu Lancaster.
Special Attention Given te
STEAM HEATING.
Light and Heavy Iren and Brass Castings.
W-Repulrlng Promptly Attended te.-5
Cheap Let of
SECOND-HANDPULLEYB AND SHAFTING
FOR SALE.
I Pulleys, 43x12 ; 4 Pulleys, 41x10 ; 2 Pulleys,
4lx7J; 2 Pulleys, 44xl;i; 2 Pullejs,40x7; j
Pu)Ics, asx7f.
1 Weed Split Pulley, 2HKxl6K; 8 Weed Split
Pullejs.llxSX-
R-2 15-10 Cel ters.
6J feet, 2 1M8 Shafting.
1121 Inch Drep Hangs Deublo Braced.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
n-SO-IIersn Power. 50 Inch Dlam., 16 feet long,
22 x IU I nch Tubes. Price, J175 and S160.
1 Beiler !I0 Inch Dlam., 13 reet long, 21-3 Inch
Tubes, 12 feet long, with Fire Frent, S125.
QljlmnHive.
inT: f
H
1GU A MARTIN.
China, Glass,
-AND-
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
Wk are new opening our Spring
Importation of Quccnsware and will
be prepared te supply our customer)!
with the very best grade of ware at
Lewest Prices. Heusestlres recclve
especial attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
(Srtvbitmrc.
TTARDWARE I
HARDWARE!
If jeu want te buy ii
Heuse-Stire
GO TO
Marshall & Rengier's,
0 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN E.T.
There you can get STOVES, TINWARE,
CEDARWARE, CUTLERY,
And a full line of
Heusefurnishing Goods.
Alse.
WARI
a Full Stock of GENERAL
, uud
HARD-
PRIME NEW CL0VERSEED.
MARSHALL &REN6-IER
NOS. a A It SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
lebMvd
' - i
teitv. ;
EVAN'S FLOUR.
"HEAR
THE CONCLUSION
WHOLE MATTER."
OF THE
If you waut Geed Bread right along and all the
time use
LEVAN'S
FLOUR!
Which lias been tried uud NOT feuud wanting.
CV fiCHt.
Mi
nBMr-rkeM AFiu
b I. im.
TWO
(tern reams. Ne. On and 92 North Qeeen
Kreet,
U Ne. im KftTlns: re
rear attacNmenla rnn-
Mck 1M feet. 4,0an be used for msnotee-
Apply te
am-M&
tra
J. W.BYRNE.
PUtlLig HALE OF CITY DWELLINGS
and flullillng Lets.
OX WF.UXERDAY, jARVARr 28, 1800,
At the Leenard hotel, will lie sold these two
Twn-atery Brick Dwellings, Nes. 721 and 72
East Orange street, having hall and six rooms,
with let Ml reel, 9 Inches front, and extending te
Marlen street 237 feet Uoed llrlck Stable, well
with pump, etc.
Alse, Vel noble Dnlldlng I-ets, Iren ting ISftT
feet en Orange street, and extending te Marlen
street about 217 feet. Alse, a let en Marlen
street 30O reel, by 121 feel. .
Kcr particulars, see sale bills or call "en !the
nnderslgned.
Hale te cemence nt 7K p. rn.
AX,LANA.IIERB,
Agent for Mary A. DenlliiKer.
D. F. Howe, Auctioneer, Jnl5,17,lM22
FUOIOSALrt FOR STONE.
Sealed proposals will be received b,
Htrccl Committee up te & o'clock p. m.onMon m.enMon m.onMen
day, January 27, ISM, for stone for use en the
streets of LnncftsU-r, said stone te be broken te
size as directed by tlie Street Committee.
Bidders will state price at nunrrleaper ten of
2,000 pounds, with and without use of city
cmsher.and engine, and price nf stone deliv
ered en the streets wlicre needed, or free en
beard cars at Lancaster, and also state location
of quarries.
Bidders must furnish te the cemmltte net
less than three samples of the sloee they pro
pose te furnish, which samples shall be tool
unwed te a cube of 2 Inches, and. If net home
geneus, must ee cm parauei wun me cieav
age, such samples le tie subjected te nny tests
which mey be deemed proper by the commit
tee In order te dcUrmlne their relatlve value
for the minxxes for which tbev are te Ik) lined
m. - . .. - . . . ... i. :
The nuullty
se aeicrminee. inusi oe iuuy
maintained during the term cf contract. In
case of dispute, the committee Is te be sole
Judge of tlie quality of the stone furnished.
Contract te begin en-
nnd te be
made for ene or three years, nt the ontlen of the
committee.
All bids must lie accompanied by n certlfied
check In the sum of tlU0,and upon the award el
the contract a bend In a suitable amount, with
approved security, must te furnished for the
faithful performance of the Mime. '
The Committee reserves tlie right te reject
any or all bids.
Bids te te lea at the omce of C. A. Oust, Ne
13 North Duke street, before 6 o'clock p. in, en
Monday. Jnnuery 27, nnd addressed te theSlrect
Committee of lmcaster.
'By order el thqCenimlttrr.
W. RIDDLE, Chairman.
C. A. OAST, Clerk. Janl5,18,22,2J
OECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
FOR 8ALE
ON THE MOST LIUEUAL TEIIMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, leU 120
feet deep, en Lancaster avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets. t
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with man
sard reef, perches lu front, lets 143 feet deep, en
North Pine, between Chestnut nnd Walnut
Btrceu.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
ynrds, Iren fences, leU 150 feet eleep, en West
Wuluut, between Mary and Plnescrcct.
Two-slery brick dwelling houses, lets 113 feet
deep, en West Lemen street, between Charlette
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling beuses, lets 150 feet
deep, with all the modern Improvements, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Ncvln streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Lime,
North Mary, between Walnut nnd Lcmeu, and
Lemen, between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above houses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, wntcr lu
ihe kitchen, and the cellars wnrmnled te be dry.
Cull und see for yourself, no trouble te show
OU" JNO. F. ORIEL.1 ,,,.
JACOB GRILL, 'fLxecuters.
npr2tHyd.M.W.S. 3JU North Mary Street,
I EAL ESTATE OFFICE.
HERR'S
GENERAL REAL ESTATEOFFICE,
H0USE3,BUILDING LOTS.FARMS, MILLS,
Ac,, for sale. Great bargains. Call for our new
Catalogue Just out.
HOUSES and BUSINESS PROPERTIES nl
ways en hand for rent.
RlJLjft.m;sCTED Properties taken
charge, v ""-Wen of rents, payment of taxes,
repairs, tc. ayinded te without trouble oran eran oran
neyanco'io owners.
MONEY-IQ LOAN ON MORTGAQES.-Fer
thee bavlBST money te Invest we have first
class niertguvj s en hand mid the best of facili
ties for Investing.
TITLE PAPERS prepared and 11 ties carefully
examined.
l-Vth4UB 5rfc
rge-Tl, ditrrci-Heti
Allan A. Herr,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
NO.
108 13 AST K INQ STKEET.
nnv 8
3md
(ffVOCCVtCtt.
A T BUllSK'S.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
WHOLESALi: AND RETAIL.
FINE RAMUO and nnd a let of GREEN
INGS and HALDWINS, and dealers Invited
te call.
Don't forget our Fine 23 cent COFFEE.
Fine CORN atS cents a Can guaranteed,
BURSK'S,
17 East King Street,
Ne.
LANCAMtT.lt. PA.
A T HEIST'S.
FIRE, WATER AND SMOKE
Out of the Ruins.
REIST'S BIG BARGAINS.
NOTE WHAT WE SAY I
Yeu have no doubt read nn account of the
llli? Fire at JanneyJA Andrews', Philadelphia,
where thousands of etellars' worth of Reeds
" went up In smoke." and thousands saw smoke
and water only. We bought lamely of the
smoke and water Reeds only of a few Hues, and
eiler them te you as fellows :
Four li und red dozen Canned Cern ut 5c a can.
The labels only are soiled by water. The corn
wa i?uaranten te he better than lt.iker's or nnv
ether 10c or ILV corn ill the market, it don't.
jiay te take It up, but we want our trade te have
n chancent IL .New is jour time.
Don't come
liner u is an Reine,
dun hundred ilneli .Solid Piu-ked TeilllltOfS at
7c a can. Thei.0 tematne-s are ns Rtied as any 10c
or 12c tomatoes uicke-d, and saw very little of
the smoke or water. Every can guaranteed. A
blK bnrualn. ,,,.
One hundred dozen cans of lllackberrles nt
(Ufa n can. This lsanether hit,' drhe. Think of
III Four cans of Fine lllackberrles for 2V.
One thousand cans of French Peas at lie and
l2Wu u can. Yeu never hcnrel of the llke before'.
Geed as any Frcue-h lVas lu the market atlec
"" HEltEWEAREI
Only fifteen mats Finest Mandliellug Java
Cetlee all wc could get. baw smoke only aud
net In ttie least alleeleel by it. The price tenly
Is ,15c nnd e V tt. We w 111 sell it te en ill "e
Btb. Every peunil must be us represented,
en't uils this chance.
A FEW OUTSIDE SPECIALTIES.
Flue llrlRht Dates, 1 lbs for 2.V.
Puru Yerk St.Ue Hene , 15c, 2 lb) for 2!c.
Mtneeiuent, tie', Kc and 10c V B,
Dried licet, lOeWtt.
Kiiuckln Dried llce'f, I'm V K.
Plcnle Hams, se V B.
And a Theu"aiid lliR 1'art'uliifi,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE STS
Directly Opposite
J. 11. Martin A Cn.'s Dry Goods Stere, nnd
Next Doer te Serral Herse Hetel,
9ei ilnt
jtalact of JJrtBhlcin.
XALACE OF KAHHION.
The Great Clearing Si
AT-
ASTRICH'S
115 AND 117 M. QUEEN IT.
Is new going en.
BARGAINS GREATEHTU AN E
Ah premised we give you new a Uj
price Jer our Special Ceat Sale.
To-inerrow (Saturday). January :
wc offer ns n starter ene let of Coats al
extraordinary low price of $ 1.08 apl
una let consist ei :
Ne. 1. Braided Jersey Ceat,
dUulltv. formerly 4.50 te M. nt $1.91
Ne. 2. Heavy Steckinette Jackets,!
formerly $4.50 te $0, at $1.08. I
Ne. 3. Fine tailor bound and Tl
ninde Steckinette Jackets at $1.U8.
Ne. 4. Une lilnck Corkscrew
Diagonal Jackets, Tailor niade.fer
sold at $0 te $7.50. new $1.03.
Ne. 6. Fine all-wool Brown nnd
Striped nnd I'lald Coats, medium I
heavy weight, senie of tham hnve nl
uecu seiu at icss man ?', new m i
apiece.
NEWMARKETS.
Between three nnd four thorn)
dollars worth of Newmarkets nnd l'l
Coats will be sold regardless of cestl
rare cimiucc. i(eal our prices en .
markets.
One let down te $2.50 nnlcce.
The best will nil be picked out 1
De net delnv.
Second let nt S2.9S nnlcce. Cli
uti1-ia emin f flmrtt linvn lu-kntt an
"VJ VOs EJVtaJ siJl lft4laal UIKU MVVii OWi
Hi te $0.50 nnlcce. The.v will no s
If you ceme Inte you miss your cha
Next let at $3.25 nplecc.
One let nt $3.75 apiece, $7.50 an
KoeeiH. ii incy ueu't son mat at ;
back thev co te the old nrlce.
The best of nil! our live dollar I
Never did wc eiler such a chelc
(i unlit v nnd style at $5 apiece. StJ
goods which brought $0 te $10 in seal
Next let nt $7.50 nntl $8 includes si
of our finest Beaver Cleth, citnrant
made tin te sell at $14 te $10 tinicccJ
surprise te you when you sec til
This is only a smnll let.
Anether let still liner nt $10.50 apl
lermeriy sui te 5iw.
At $12 and $12.50 seme of our
finest Newmarkets, including serf
flue imported garments which cost
te import.
One let at $15 apiece, our former
$25.
Then we ceme te our finest all!
ported garments, some of the styles
only nave one or two ei. the pt
new are $iti, siu.eu. $18 aim '.ou ; s
of these were originally from $30 tc
apiece.
These prices are positively llntlte
te time. They must either m:11 fas
lie kept ever until next winter. Net
of the30 styles ure bad. They art
staple nnd desirable styles and iirejui
iroed next winter as they are new.
chances are nil In your favor. Yeu
be benefitted by them if your eyes
enen !
All our Children's Cleth and Tl
Coats reduced lu proportion.
All our Infant's Merine Coats
Cloaks at cost price for u short time.
115 & 117 North Queen
JttvntturcT
TTENRir WOLF,
FURNITURE
STORE
has removed te 136 East Klnu street, havl!
full line of Furniture of every description atl
lowest prices. Alse unueruiKine prempii;.
tended te. Call and examine our uoeds. i
aS-tfdlt II. WOLF. ISU Eiwt Klnu Mre-1
A Card of Thanks I
We very gratefully thank our cus
temers of the past ear who helped usj
build a successful business, lly the
means of
TRICE, STYLE AND QUALITY
We have merited your patronage and
given satisfaction. We have greatly In
creased our stock of
NEW FURNITURE FOR SPRING
FURNISHING,
And Invite nu Inspection of our NkwI
SrvLLS and Lew Pjucgs.
49 We store goods until wanted.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers nnd Dealers,
2d, 3d & 1th Floers, 31 SOUTH QUEEN I
fc., ni-'i.T 1
s
PECIALUARGAINS IN FURNITURE.!
FURNITURE I
SPECIAL BARGAIN!
Ill ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE will
given for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Pee
going te housekeeping In the Spring will wij
money by selecting goeus new una nnvi
them putaslde until wanted. '
w. c. sap:
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
S-Ne."t te Southern Market.
JanlMmWAS
F
URNISIIING UNDERTAKER.
Walter i Ilcinils
Furnishing
Undertaker
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREE1
-,.w
Palace of Fasi
Palace of Fawn
ltEjlD,N,C'E)37 VSI VINEBT.
71,
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