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"LA0A8TER,PA., January 23, 1890.
The Thirst for Hanging.
Judge I'nttorsen having tnkcii (iccn (iccn
vien In court te U-rate the pardon beard
and the bar mid te applaud lilmwlf In
the matter of the proponed IiiiiikIiik of
Jacob and ltudy, and liaitKliiss in jpen jpen
crel, the llii..idclp.i..t 7Ymr pats him mi
the back and the Xne J.'ra does ditto ;
'hud se fur as these three iitilheiillet k
'it may be said telict-cldcd (hat Judge
Pnllcrwm lias played a very noble part
iu doing what he could teget up u hang
ing in Lancaster and that the lawyers
and the pardon beanl would meet only
their just dwertM lfihey were hung for
their vile cll'erls te postpone wueh hatig
inp.
New it ispe-J-lble that Judge I'uttei
wjn may have dene m ell in peeking te
HeCure these hangings In Lancaster, nnd
that the lawyers and thu pardon Imard
have dene ill iu postjieiiliig them. It It
possible that Judge 1'uttcneii talked
wisely when lie berated the paiden
beanl and the lawyerrt and pmhctl
himself ; Iwcau-e there Is possibility iu
all things, and human judgment varies
as the poles. And jutt he it is peitlble
that Judge l'atlersenhrayedasa Judge
rather tliati discoursed its a .Solemon ;
which Is our opinion of his talk. We
have often had occasion te rilllcr with
the judge, and te nay m iw plainly
as we de new ; always iu (lie
friendly way te which plain talk
la becoming. And we have net
in till" Instance likened the Judge's Inlk
Mi a bray, without having a lively enws
,of the accuracy of the description. We
have heard the sound before, it U a
mark of an exacerbated spirit or a dam
aged digestion or muc bodily or spirit
ual discomfort due doubtless new In
geed degree te la grippe. It took strong
held en the Judgu ; and knocked down a
few iicw8p:iicn as It spread about. The
peculiarly bloodthirsty cf.cet en the
Judge may lie attributed te the Beetch
Presbyteiian article that Hews in his
veins ; a tlrt class article in its way but
woefully given te the damnation of ether
people.
The judge Is wrong In abusing t he par
don beanl for slowness iu giving up te
the tgallews thet bcntenccd te it, even
by our esteemed friend Judge Patterson.
The beanl lias been appointed for Just
tills purpose. Inte its hands is com
mitted the pardoning duty. Te excreta
It justly, certainly It must investigate,
and deliberate. We have- crltlctad the
bcurd because it has established rules
which cut away a givnt part of what
wc consider te lie lis projier labor,
and resolved Hi-elf into a eeuit
for the determination of matters
which were net paw-ed upon by
-fJaJrjul jury. In our opinion It is
the function of the pardon beard te de
termine the propriety of a pardon from
all the circumstances in and about the
cese wherever or whenever or however
happening; and that it is Its duty te
Mike all the time It needs te Impilm and
deliberate ; mid that the man, and par
ticularly the Judge, who would hasten
their decision, or who would jissall the
lawyer who, with or without hire, would
K.ive a life he believes should net Ikj taken
does net maulfct the humanity, the
wisdom and the judicial propriety
which In.ceiuci him, and which we
knew that Judge l'ntteixiu would net
jjft have failed te show if tills confounded
CSS infltiniiZH linil li't lilui ilium.
Iu the.M Laucaxter cases, wherein the
grip has caused the Judge te explode,
there is reasonable matter te cause long
hesitation en the part of the pardon
beard, nrnt-te secure, In our Judgment,
the commutation of the sentences in
each case.
Jehn ltudy was found guilty of delib
erate and prcmcditatcdly killing ids
father, without any motive being as
signed Ter the killing. Tills we believe
M lie an impossible cilmu te a sane
mind, ltudy may have killed his father
in a tit of passion ; such a crime Is con
ceivable ; but that is net murder iu the
first degree. And it was net proud
conclusively that he killed his father.
The evldeuee was all circumstantial and
very notably thin. It did net exe'ude
a fair doubt that (lie son had t-liiln the
father.
The Jacobs homicide was distinctly
dene In passion, and he Is te ! hung only
under the fata interpretation of the
murder law of Pennsylvania, which
csuvkts of deliberate murder when a
miuute of time has elapsed since the
provocation, during w hlch the accused
should have cooled (low n, though iu fact
he did net. Tliis Jacobs case- shows the
felly or Mich reading of the law which
makes the highest crude of murder that
Wejli isdone by jsjIseii, lylngin waiter
W-fetxiB-rJiuer nrcmcdltntcil nml ili.liiu.mir.
f'.i; killlllL'. Kvidelltlv thn iIlIIIut,.!!,,,.
vMt intended is such as is shown in poison-
ffjg. ing or lying in wait. It is un
iSa & deniable that hiiiie men cool mnn.
M ' quickly than ethers after the at-
''S tnrU nt (lielr ihiuImm r...w.i.-. ...... ..i
tobeefuxcltable teniiieroiiieut, and it
U a fct Incapable of contradiction that
his murderous deed was net done iu ills
ihn mind. 1 lis counsel claim tlmt lilh .v.
' cltablllty areM te the degrceef Insanity,
sW -""'"vuiuaiexpenssay mat liLs brain
f iia ieU-ivil. He whoeannetBec, in the
5f "-' " "is case, cneugii te remove
L It from the definition of murder in Mie
rL Hhdwf1(frf.., llm-a Iwit I. .. ,...t..t
.', '. -"-r-jij , ... . ..v .i. will ujlllliuil 1KH-
Eikhs the bound Judgment which entitks
; fy ilia opinion te w elglit. Of eourte this is
jbjt mauerei opinion again ; but we are
g . quit content that tills community which
?.?' VllflU'll llin ff.l.tb kl.nl! .1,.,. t.l.. I...1.. .
' - t . T -'... uvniig IH.-IW ecu
1 Juuge i-uuerseii ami tint pardon Ismrdas
j tewhichis the wiser and mera humane.
:e -
tyt ----ll
If if. , '!!. C-l I t. ....
j. W" "' niuim ui rca.
l'& It is a Httle i-eiuarkable that whit.. ..li
jr of the fcteauibhlps report the most teni-gW-gbte
titerni en rewrd there has se far Ikvcii
be report or u great dLsuister, although
s ftbens are well founded fears for an ever-
:dwe cattle steamer. TJie givaU-st fury
.v, mvihi u iniuiu-occauen Friday
Wd Saturday and nearly all ofthe great
PPiiliAinahlns out at that. dim. im..,, i
P rdrrem either at llaxlfax or at the
lr niw m wie eet-au icrry. tue great
Kr or ocean bteam travel is near the
rl m4 it Jiild-eceau collision Is mere
THE LANCASTER DAILY INMMitGBiNCHBR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23,
te he reared than storms. The Hnll
lng vessels an yet te lie heard freni)
however, ami the tremendous seas
nnd winds must have been hard en
them. With e storm se far nl sea the
less ran never be Mimuied up until long
after when Hailing vessels months over
due a iv at last given up as lest and no
trace of their fate ever found. Of these
disasters the public hears nothing. The
grim tragedy is acted without
speotnlers, nnd whether the ship
gees down with nil en lieanl far
out at sea, or is driven en it
distant shore where no rescue Is offered,
the only printed notice el the event Is a
few lines In acltv paper: "The ship
Ocean (jucrii, of Philadelphia for We,
with steel rails, overdue live months,
lias been given up as lests Inminsl."
It may lie mentioned Incidentally that
she had n cnw of a ncere of .lerscyineii.
Sailors like te talk of the perils of the
laud, hut they nre always eloquent
enough In describing the (errors of the
sea, and ncceiiuts of the recent storm
make landsmen thankful that they arc
net sailors in spite of tbe small record
of fatalities at sea and the railroad acci
dents and ether calamities en shore.
(r is feared that the entile teanishlp
Erin, with ninety inen, has been lest nt
803, but ns slie carrleil no passimgers the
dtsnsfcreiild net be se n)ialiing as it
might linve been n doen years age when
ns a fourteen day ship she was fast enough
for the passenger business. Tlie fears for
the Kiln are founded en tlie f.icts Hint she
In new tweuty-slxdays overdueat Iemlmi,
that w rccknge and dead enltle have bison
washed nshiini and Hint nun of tier llfe
beats was found near the Azores with
seme wreckage floating near It. This
ovldenco Ie.ivpn plenty of room for hepe
that the crew have linen saved or even
that tlie steniushlp has cschhh1
with nothing mera than a b.itluring
slfullar te that received by nearly nil the
sle.iinurs Hint linve tepertcsl since the gie.it
storm of Hiliinlay. The nueiitM of the line
belluve that the stutinur lias geno te the
Ar.nrns. The beat may have been aban
doned by the crew for seme rescuing von von
Rel, or it may luive been swept away by
heavy seas, as wero the ofthe beats of the
Catalonia, which steamed Inte (Jiieonstewn
en Monday, ieKirliiiK the most torrlble
storm oer exporlenced by her olilert
sailors, l'verylhltig en the deck of Mils
vessel was inore or less wrecked by tlie
waves. Her (Ires worn iiuanchnd by them,
and llirce inen were killed by a bursting
steam pipe. Tlie llrln tnirrhnl soinecatlle
en deik. The h'crvln reaehcil Xew Yerk
en Wednesday night, nud although Httle
dninageil hail mailn her most stormy
voyage. She,pssid Meating ditto. The
Oallla had a tcrrlhle (line and also lest 11 ve
llfe beats, w hlle tlie assungurH were scaled
ene cold midnight by the sudden Heeding
of thelr state rooms te the depth of threo
feet. The pleasun-s of eeean tnivrl de net
glow very brightly Just at present and a
passenger of the Gallia going te the Hivlera
no doubt wished himself tr.u oiling by land
te Flerida, lie says that the consteriiatlou
of the passengers, suddenly reused from
sleep, was awful. Tliey were dashed about
from pert te starboard and from starboard
te pert like les, and extricated theniselves
from the crashing of tables, chairs and
betes with much dlflleiilly. lie steed en
one of the tables (hat had net biokeu loeso
for mero than an hour till the water had
subsided. The captain says that the great
wave was ever 1(H) feet high, mid had
another sna like It struck Hie ship she must
have foundered. It will be great geed
fortune) if it happens that uoiie of the large
steameis succumbed te this pile and se far
ery Httle damage te smaller vessels has
been reported.
III'. TAUtaiTTIIISM HOW TO I'lSII.
A YnnUoe Shipper Aimiimw Curiosity In
Flerida.
Key WestHlKiateh to.lmlcn)nUllc(Klrt.)Tlnies.
Cant. Iiue. of the schooner I Initie K.
Clarke, owned In liloucester, Mass,, was
luillcUsl by me giaim jury en tlie last ilay
of tlie last term of the circuit eenrt, the
lltli Inst,, and is new under bend te an
swer the snme at the net term. Tlie
Ttmr.1 I'men'x torrcspemlont called en
Copt lanent TIIVs whaif, and thoie found
Mini eugaged iu mending .seme seines and
preparing te go out for aiiotherhaiil. ('apt.
lfciiie spoKeas follews: " l'reluus te coin
iiiKdew li here I lished In Tampa Ilay all
w hilar and sold my llsh te niercliaiits in
Tain pa llav. Last Apiil I came te Key
West for a le id of pineapples, and en my
wnv up 1 ran into soNeial schools of llsh
wldi li I knew lobeSpanlsh maekerel, anil
se I came down te llsh ami lishtsl. Since
myariival here in N'oember I have ship
ptnl several thousand dollars' w ei th iu ice
te Tampa and New Yerk."
'Captain, hew camoyeu te be indicted?"
"Well, you see, I don't knew; hut a cer
tain gentleman came te me and wanted te
go into partnership with me. Of course, I
could net agice, as I am net tlie owner of
the beat, and the crew of ten men are all
hired en shoie. This gentleman thou went
te the collector of customs ami ioerlod
me, and, from what 1 hear, It was net the
partnership lie r.ired se iimeli for, as lie
said se te tlie collector, but that he w anted
te And out hew 1 fished, llowevor, the
collector could net de anything for him, uh
there Is no United Slates law topieclit
iiiofrem nshiiinu the Flerida coast nor
any state law, unless I llsh in the rixeis or
Clocks. I think I hawiat least as geed a
i Ight te its.lt oil the coast as Cubans or Jla
hnmlaus." "Uiptalu, liew de you llsh, that you want
te keep it ascciel?"
"It is no secret, sir. Why, thechlhlicn in
(Gloucester catch llsh as well as I cm.
There is my seine ipelntliig ten lingo pile
of corks, seines, Ac, lying en the deck) ;
itiswiiat tlshermeii call a'purse' seine.
We ke along until we soe a school of llsh,
perhaps a quarter of a inlle etf; tlien we
jnepare our seine, which is I Ml fathnms
long, and drop it, the ciew taking the
dingys, or little beats, and cairylug the
seliiogeon each side of the school until
they surround it, the seine Iu the uio.ni uie.ni uio.ni
time feriuiiiR a purse wiiich incleses the
lish. Tills is hew we uilcli them."
This is hew tlie Yankee llshnrmau does
his hauling, while the Key West llsher
muil go out iu Httle beats witli hook and
line (as a hey would en a rier hank te
catch a tieut), and lish fiem dawn te daik,
catching a few huudred, wiiich nre sold
here, and eltentiines ene cannot lluil a
macUerel In tlie market, although Iho gulf
is leciuiiiK with millions. Ne iliiuht if
they only had tlie appliances, and knew
hew te usethem, the amount icalled fiem
the tUheiies of Key West would equal
tlioseortho Chesipe-ake Hay or New I'hig
laud, and, instead of heliiK only $10,000 or
J,'i0,U00 jier iiuiium, would be" at least a
ceuple of millions, as Is evidenced li tlie
successor tliis new indicted Yuukeoltshor Yuukeeltshor Yuukeoltsher
mail. MOl.THN OI.A'sS.
Mot'eTliauu Jluiidi lsITeiih 1 1 real; Loese
Iu IMtlshitru;.
Frem 1Mb I'llUhurg I'est.
TiiukH Ne. 'J and :) nt Chandlers A ,Mo ,Me ,Mo
Keo's lilg window (lass house at Jeauuette
have buret. Incurring n less of seeral
tlieusaiid dollars and throwing out of em em em
ployiiieut 100 moil. One hundred and
thirty-live tens of jjlass ueie lest.
The tank furnaces lescmble huge stoue
boxes. The walls are ever three leet thick.
The Uiuks are about 7U feet long, 1(J feet
wiileiuid I'J Inches deep. Knell holds ever
700 toiisef4labs. The hatch, or law ma
terial, is lliiewn in nt ene end, and as tlie
mass is incited it slowly run down the
inclined bottom te n pit at the ether end,
w here the glass is gathered and blew n.
At ;i o'clock en Niturdiiy the lower fae
V.P', ",a llii hiit (low li. Tlie lank w as
tilled with glass, but as noue was being
taken out no batch was thrown Iu. All
Humlay morning tlie natural gas was
turned en full, until tlie whole ma be
came extremely het. Tlie bottom of the
glass in the Jurnace became overheated,
and the stones forming tlie bottom of the
furnace were caused te crumble ami burn
away. One sjKit near the lower end of the
tjnk iniiltll a small steam or glass te
Ienetrate the crovlces or the stones
The molten glaw widoned the breach
until tlie stoue gave way, leaving an orlllee
fceveral inches iu width. Through this the
Klass poured Inte the pit under the tank.
Twe iurnnccineu were en duty at the time.
AVhcnthey dlbcevcred the break they be-
came panic-stricken, and Instead of turning
en" the ens mid calling for assistance they
ran te tlie rcsldcnce of Manager Moero and
told hint of the accident, Ily the time he
bad given Mm alarm and obtained assist assist
nnce an hour had clapsed. Thn glass ran
out Inte tlie pit Inn steady stream. -
The heat was se Intense that no ene could
go Inte Iho pit. Htreamii or water were
turned Inte long Iren ples, and by lid
method the glaM and stones alsnit the
ejieuing wero cmded. The gas in the
meantlme having lecu turned off, the
whele inasd congealed, and afler three
hours of lalmr tlie Hew or glass was
cliocked. The lank had lest, It Is esthnntd
by the workman, slxUen Inches of glass
equal te 100 tens and ever.
Ne attention had been paid te the upper
lank, Ne. 2, whlle Iho accident en tholewor
tank was beinir repaired. An a result It
also liecaine overheaUxl. Tlie inolten glass
nrnsn uImivii the belt II 110 of tllO tank Slid
burst out through the stenes forming the
sides or thn tank. The glass trickled down
into the pit. llorero the damage was r r
iinlred from llve te six inches or alwul 35
tens of gluss was lest.
Or rlrh nnd peer, If you're net wen.
Te lirnsh your lecth Willi HOZOIK1NT.
You'll ene day siiITcr deep renniisi,
Fer seen they'll crumble In decoy,
And seen jeu'll cry, "Oil, Isckislny,
Tliul I had never rliniwd my course.
. . .
"There wns nn old man nf Toliace, lived en
rlee arnel nnd nse," he had hs-vliiclie se livl.
Aner hn med a bettle of Hnlvnllen Oil, he could
cat re,it beef nnd plum inddliinll rlrhk
'Iliuy sy tlie wlnUr nderllieuieiils or
lienwui will run senniwhnl In tliln stjle. A
Inrne nnd cleitaiitt.v nirnlslird lieukn for rout. In
eny dlKlaiieuofadruKKliilwhe sell lr. Ilulra
Cough Hyrup.
Wenry, worn nnd dlsrniirnRpd,
Hciirlslek nnd hopeless nnd sad ;
Ioiit!ek for help nnd coinfeit
When none en Imj hud
descrlhes llitt nindltliin of thiwe K-rsens who
lire said le hn " Kelnit down lilll." tr Kftluie
lnlenihs?lltie." There Is mi IndeiiirlliHlilestpnk
nefMdf thn system, n Kcniml luck or ltnllty.
They cnuiml tell what the mnlter In with Ihuiii.
They only knew that they feel mlnernlile In
mind and body. They nre aliMimy and de
spondent. They luen tried this sinl Unit rem
edy prescribed by their friends or Iho doctors.
They hne mllisl le leeehe nny lienellt from
Itiein. They rrnch tlie ceiieliislnn llml there Is
no help ftir them and that they must din. New
the fact Ix Hint the trouble (irlulnntcK, In nlne
cnMSnuterteii, In linpurn IjIh.I. Them Is pel pel pel
Koiieu,elR'ti)iniillcr Iu It thiitmiElit tobeuet
rid of, Ilut hew inn this be done? Hlrnplyliy
tnklnc Dr. IMerce's (leldeii Medical l)lsceery.
which nets en HieIiIihkI nud Mirleus erunns of
the btsly Iu such n wny that the limn or woman
ustiiK It mviiis le Is) mndn ever recenstrucUsl.
HUliunrniileed te lienellt or cnreull ensei, or
dlene for which It Is recommended, or money
pnlil for It will he refunded. W.TIiAw
n
OODHHAIWAl'AllII.I.A.
Scrofula.
In One (if IU Wernl lhnniA Itomark Itemark
able Ciitc,
A" white iwclllng " hi onenf lhe very pain
ful forms of scrofula nnd mett dinicult te cure.
The remarkable effect of Hoed'sBarsaparlllu In
tliecne described below, llhutrates the power
of this medlilue ever nil illmancs or the Weed.
"In 1M7 my ken, 7 years old, had ii white swel
ling come en his right les below the Itnee, hlch
became very much swollen and painful, and
contracted the muscles se that Ills leg was
drawn up at rUhl niiRles. l'lijslclensUtieed
the swelling, which dlacliargeil freely, but
ralld te hel him materially, and I considered
him
A Continued Cripple.
1 wai shout te take him le Cincinnati for an
(iiemtleii, exisjcthm his leg would have te hn
biken (n,aml began ulvln hlin lleisl's Kiraa
parllta In order te get up hi strength. Tlie
inedlcliiovreko up Ids npputlU) ami seen pieces
of bone were discharged from Ihusere. We con
tinued with Heed's Harsaparllln, us II seemed
tebe doing him se much geed, unit the discharge,
from the sere deci'ened,lhe swell Ing vv en tdewn,
the leg straightened out, and In a few months
hn luul perfect me of Ills leg, lie new runs
every whcre.us lively as nny boy .and apparently
Isns wcllasevcr." Jehn b.Mi-MuniiAY,Netary
I'ulillc, Jlavenswoed, W. Va.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
HeldbynlldruRRlslH. II ; six ferM. Prepared
only by (J. t. 1IOOI1 A C1., Utwcll, Mans.
Kill IIehvh One Dellar (4)
IT
IS riNOCH NAII.S CAMEOK1'.
'or it venr I was alllleted Willi a horrible
case of hteisl oeImhi, and upnards of live
months of that lline I 'was unable te de work of
nny kind. Mj linger nails came ell and my
hidr dropped eul, leaving my bend as eleiin
anil uniHjth as If 11 hail been shaved. I con
sulted thn hct local phvslclaux, mid spent hun
dreds of dollars for medicines of illlfereut kinds,
but without receiving the sllglitet.1 bcncllt. I
wasudvliiedtliially tevtsll lint Hprlugs. This
1 did, hut bcieiuliig dhgtisttd vvtth the treat
incut 1 whs receiving there, ceminencisl hiking
Htt tri's ttpccltlc (. H. H ) The ellcct tlnit H. M. M.
hail en iiiu was truly wonderful. I commenced
lorccevcrallcr taking thn llrnl bottle, and hy
tlin tlinn 1 had taken twelve bottles lwasen
tlrcly cured- cured by Hw Ill's HwcltlelH. H. K.1
when thu world-renewncil Het Hiirlngs had
failed. WM.H. I.OOMI8,
Mlirtivcpert, La."
Feuu yi:ails en cuutcium.
Kerlllleeii jears I wimnllllcted with rheiiiua
tlmii. four ears of which 1 vns coin k lied loge
eiicrulches. Words are Inaihspiatu te express
lliesullcrliigs I unliircd duiliig that time. Dtir
lug tlie- IllO'enjeais of existence (II was net
living),! tried every known remedy without
receiving mi) IsMielll. I llually began en hw Ill's
8peclll("(H.H.rl.)vtlilcli rrem lhe llrstgaveiue
relief, and te-ilay 1 am enjoying the bent of
health, nud am u well mini. 1 candidly be
lieve that H. H. H. Is the best bleed purlilcr en
the market hMhiy.
.1. D.TAYbOIt, Cuba, Me.
Treatise en lllixxl nnd Skin Dlwnscs malhsl
free. MW'lrT HI'CCII'IC CO.,
ft) Atlanta '3a.
(KljiltiUUUVC.
K
1UH A MAIITIM.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
AT
China. Hall.
Wi, aie new eiKiiilug our Hpilng
lniportatlen of Qucviiswnrennd will
be piepartHl te supply our cimteiucrs
with the very IicnI grade of ware at
ljowe.it Prints, lleusestlres ris-elve
cHxlal attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
JJAlTllWAItKI "
HARDWAREI
If you waul te buy a
Heuse-Stire
UO TO
Marshall & Eongier's,
A 11 KOUTH QUKKN hT.
There jeu can get HTOVliS, TlNWAHi:,
CiaiAllWAIli:, CUTI.KItV,
And a full line of
Heusefurnishing Goods.
Abe. a l'ull Sleck of Or.NKKAL IIAUU
WAlti:, and
PRIME NEW CLOVERSEED.
MAESHALL&RENGrlEll
NOS. 0 A 11 bOUl'U QUKKN 8Tll!:i?r.
ftUMvd
OYHTKIW I HISST O YHTKItH IN Til B MA K
KclM'rvcd In all slylev, nnd meals at all
hours nt CHAltl.KS K. HOSTKHH, Iu the tear
of the Omral Market. Oysters Iu the shell or
eisiied served te private fiuillllcs. Telephone
connection, uevWUmdH
lPnamkev',
FHiLAit.rBU( Thuntey, Jnn. 3),
urn.
Beeks.
A few sets of Standard
Beeks, in perfect condition,
shall go at quarter and third
under our regular prices.
These in Cleth :
Owr JWsj
Jermrr thi
nrirti lel.
6 Runkln'a Works. 12vel . 17 60 MM
4 Irving'! Works. 12 vel ....... .. 760 6 21
5 Hhakcspvare (While's Nete), a
vels....... ,. - ... ft 00 S
B Omsnela lleunte Hand. Uvels... 140 3 73
4 Htrlekland's Ulievns of KnRlniid.
a vel.......;. .. nre 6en
3 Carlylen Works. 10 vels... &" 6g
6 llnwlliiseu's tifypl. 'i vels 10 '
7 Plutarch's 1,1 ve. 3 vels .... .I 115
4 Tennyson's Pectus. 8 vels ..M 4 60 JIM
3 Wm. Illaek's Nevels. 15 vels,. 7 60 000
4 Mrs.llrewnlnK. 5vets 260 17S
J Mrs. HmwnliiK. 7 vel 4 0 !IW
lilenle Crista. Kdltlen de l.ukc.
-ft vels H 2S
Our l real Men. 1vel. TOIpnKes.. ..... 75
Kings of Kerliinc. (121 pages ...-. 75
Around the Tea Table. UeWltt . , M
Talmaje......... I CO W
Bets in Fine Bindings :
1 Wnverlcy Nevels.
vels
1 Wnvrrlrv Nfiels.
Half calf. 12
10 HO 000
llnlf en If.
21
vels ... 21 2
It Thackeray, llnlf calf. 10 vels 00
(I (leerge Kllet. M vels. Half ciilf.- 7 30
I Uenrge Kllet. IS vels. Halfcalf... 2J60
6 HnU Hours with llest Authers.
Chas. KnlehU vels. Half calf. 540
18 be
7M
6(10
1500
4 60
Seme copies yet of the Dere
Beeks at 95c each :
llltile flallcry
Dante's Inleriie
Milten's Farad Im I.'wl
llanle's Purgatory and Farmllse
Fair picking still among the
scuffed books from the holiday
hustling.
Musliii Undcnecar.
CTve sample items :
'.IS geed Muslin l)own, Mether Hubbard
v eka of Una cording and beading, Ham
burg edge en neck and slcoves and front,
corded and bended nleeves, f I.
lrXllmore of the Cambric Corset Cevers,
high neck with Hamburg edge, 12c. Net
oiiKaletlll 10 A.M.
Ribbons.
Picet-cdge Velvet and Satin
Ribbons in two widths (J and
i y2 inches) are going at 8 and
23c less than half prices.
Black and colors.
Plaled Jeiuelry.
About 1,000 pieces Plated
Jewelry that have been 50c te
$1.25 each go te one level price
25c.
lac pins
breeches
cull' buttons
scarf pins
earring
hair ornament.
Fine Table China.
About 500 pieces Limoges,
flower decorations, added te
the at-half-value let te-day.
Millinery.
Embroidered Felt Turbans
and Teques, and Cleth Bon Ben
nets. Sensible, serviceable
novelties with the grace and
style of a Paris hat and the
comfort of a Knockabout.
Geed for all seasons out of
doers.
Jehn Wanamaker.
(Brm-cric.
E
XClTKMKNTBTILIi 11UN8 HIGH
-AT-
-OVEH T1IAT-
Fine Cern at 5c a Can.
Full Cream Cheesejust In nt 12Jc l1. Hlx
IMdoed Dried F( aches rer2Tc
KeurtbH NewKviiiioraUdA)iplcsfer25c. Twe
and three lbs New I'riuu Man, irte.
KxlraOeisl Dried Ileer, loennil ttSieTH lt.
lleiieleKs Hams. 12V V "e"1 'bun Iu the
world, rjjjey f. Kheuliler.e.xccllentipialtty,Sc.
joe tan ei jeuy una rrewrves iu two and
thris) pound cans, nt half price.
Headquarters ler Ijctlc)'s India
Teas.
and Ce) leu
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
TKA.COFFKKAOIIOCKUV KTOltK, BOOTH
QUKKN HT NEAK CKNTKK HQUAHK.
TllUtlSK'H.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
WUOLKSALH AND UKTA1I
KINK ItAMIIO and and a let or (UtKKN
1NOK and HAI.DWINS, and dealers Invited
te call.
Don't forget our Kine US cent COKKEK.
Kina COHN at 6 cents a Can guaranteed.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
I.ANOASTKK. FA.
T UKIH'm
FIRE, WATER AND SMOKE
Out of the Ruins.
REIST'S BIG BARGAINS.
NOTK WHAT WKHAVI
Vouhave no doubt read an account of the
lllg Klre alJanncj;, Andrews', Philadelphia,
where thousands of dollars' worth of kmmIs
" went uplu(.moke."aiidtheus.iiidssawsmoke
and waier only. We lsuight largely of the
smoke nud water gissls only of a few lines, and
otter them te) oil as follews:
Four hundred ilez.en Canned Cern at Th) a can.
The labels only nre soiled by wider. The corn
woguamutcete Iri better than baker's or any
ether list or l.'e tsiru It
In llie market. It don't
J wan tour trade te have
) our time. Don't come
piy le hike It up. hutwe wauteur trade te have
a ounce in iu new 11 )
unci it. in iiii keiic.
Due hiiudrisl dozen Kelld Packed Tomatoes at
Te a can, TIicmi teiimtis's are as gissl as any tee
or 13c tomatoes mckcd,nnd saw very Utile of
the siiioke or water. Kvcry can guaranteed. A
big bargain.
One himdnsl dozen cans of blackberries at
(IJ.eiicau. This Unuetlier big drive. Think of
It I Four cans of Flue blackberries for SV,
One theiiMiiil cans of French Feas at He and
12!g0 a can. Yeu never heard of the like hererc.
UihmI ns any French Peas In the market at ISe
unit 'Jtv.
11KIIK WKAltKI
Only lirtccii mats Finest Maudhellug Java
Celhs-iill w could get. Kiw smoke eiuy and
net In the least ulteeicd by it. Tlie price te-day
UnViiuid.'siT!1. We will sell I tin) ou ut 'Jsu
rill). Kvcry pound must be as represented,
leu't inU thlk cluuuv.
A FKWOUTHIDBHFKCIALTIKH,
Fine llrlght Dates, I tts for 'J.V.
Furu Yerk Htahi Heney, 15c, a tt for Sic.
M Inccmcat, t se mid lOe Y lb,
Drhsl Hist, loe-plti.
Knuckle Dried llis'f, IV y lb.
Picnic Hams, be V th.
And uTheuviud lllg linrgaliiii.
WH01.KSA1.K AND HKTAIL QKOCKIt,
COItNKH WKST KINO AND FKINCKBT8.,
Directly Opposite
J, 11. Martla A Ce.'sDry Uetsla Stere, and
Next Doer te rjorrel Uome Hetel.
0t mnb 9hmtm
TJOOni AND BUOH8.
Buy
the Laird, Shebcri
Mitchell Shee
-FOB .
Ladies, Miaeea aid Children,
at
D.P.STACKHOUSE'S,
Neb. 88 aid 30 Eartlimf Street
t AND BUY THEM AT
I.ITTI.K MOKE COST THAN TOIt OtHER
FINEHIIORKI
HUl'Ktlll WOltKMANSHIF!
EXQUIHITK PIT I
NO NEED TO CIO TO PHItiAURLFlIlA FOB
FINK U0OD9 WHEN THEHE 1H
MUCH A FLACK AH
STACKHOUSE'S,
28 and 30 East King St.,
kANCAHTKK, FA.
FOR HICK ItOOM.NUKSKUY ANDNIOHT
WKAUI NOISELESS FOOTWEAR H
BlippcrH nud 8hec, mndc from llcavcr
Cleth, Llstiug autl Pure Aulnial Weel
Felt. Of thcaa we linve nil the best
known Aniericiiii makes, nhniics ami
sIzt-H for Ladlt-B', Gent lemon's or Chll
tlren'B wear. Koiscless in wear, easy
nnd comfortable, very light Iu weight,
and n perfect nlwerhcut in all iiersplra iiersplra
tlen of the feet, keening It continuously
dry and In n healthy condition. In
them it Ih Impossible for the feet te bo be bo
cenio cold ; invnlunblc, tee, for the per
fect comfort they give te the miflcriug
from the aH'ectieiu be common te one's
" uuderstandlng." Hpeclally adapted
for the sick room, nursery and night
wear for the invalid, the utirsoertho
couvalctjceul. These makes of footwear
we have iu different grades the com cem com
lneucst that's worth buying te the verv
...... ...i . w. .
niiesi uienuiaciureu. l'rices 1
rauge as
fellows
BcuvcrBlinncra.wlth leather Beles. 50c.
llcavcr Slippers with heavy felt soles,
very durable, $1. All-wool Felt Slippers,
with heavy felt soles, at ?1.25 te $1.60.
Fine Listing Slippers, with soft, flexi
ble calfskin soles, adapted for all the year
round service, $1.25. Extensively sold In
all the lending shoe stores of the larger
cities.
Sttuinless Felt BlipjierH ; no scams te
hurt feet; mr.de like u felt hat no sow sew
ing are meulded ever lasts, uttl.60.
Seamless Felt Shoes the llnestmade
$2.50.
Oiiera Cut Felt Slipiern, for Yeung
Ladles, iu elive, fawn and maroon
colere, nt $1, $1.2i and $1.60.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Btmeet, Lancas-
tkr. Pa.
t eductien in hiieks i
SWEEPING REDUCTION
-IN-
s
TO MARK 1100M FOR Hl'lUNd AND HUM
MER STOCK.
hlnce the Holidays 1 Have gene aU through
my stock nnd have marked a large quantity of
the Sten's Dress Hhees- at nnd TJelew cost te
make room for Hprlng and Mummer Goods.
Slen's Fine Cnlfskln, Hand-Sewed Hhees, In
Knee, IluttonnndCengnss, In two vrldUisnmt
all sires, ft te 11, reduced from 5 teH.
A cemplete fl line, with Tips nnd Flnln
trench Tees, In ijiee, llutteu or Congress,
marked down te Fl.
A few mere Icrtefthccclebrated Rice All ucli.
Ins 11 Hhees, In Jjicv, button and Congress, with
plain narrow and plain bread tees, reduced
le ti.
Alse a let of shoes which we term " odds and
ends," being sires left ever rrem regular lines,
bought of factories who failed, sold or burnt
eul, and as we cannot match them exactly,
linve marked them down In the name propor
tion. Men's 5 Hhees te l ; 1100 Hhoee te 1350; l
Hhees te (:l; piHlns;s teK50; K50 Hhees IOTA
This Is a Dena Fide Reduction, and we guar
n tee every shoe even at thesa low Figures.
V-l)lsphiy can lie seen Iu Kast Window.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FUEV A KCKKRT) Uie Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOB. 3 & S EAST KINO HTREET,
LANCASTER. FA.
rpilE FEOFLE'H CASH STORE.
THE PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE.
Clothing made te order dur
ing the next 60 days at greatly
reduced prices.
$30.00 Suits for $25.00
$25.00 Suits for $20.00
gio.eo Pants for $7.50
$ S.50 Pants for $6.50
$ 6.50 Pants for $5.00
A let of Ready-Made Over
coats, made in our own shops
during the dull season will be
sold without regard te cost.
GE0.F.RATHV0N,
25 East King Street,
I mar-JD-lydK LANUASTEH,FA.
Men
Dress
Shoes
'1980.
at
rr ma.
Iuwmaeirr.
J. Harry Stamm,
H0. 240XHTBX IQUAU.
MAY CATCH YOU
WITHOUT A FULUBUFPIiY OF
Blankets,
Comforts
AND
Flannels.
IK IT DOES
-WE ARt:
ClesingOut
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS,
UNDERWEAR
-AND-
Flannels
-AT-
LESS THAN COST.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
24 Centre Square.
NOTICE. One (1) Ball BcarlngSafcty Bicycle,
Entirely New, will be sold .cheap te ijulck
buyers.
T a. MARTIN A CO. ,
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Dere Beeks.
About 1 00 copies of books
illustrated by Gustave Dere, at
95c each. Bible Gallery, Dante's
Inferno, Milten's Paradise Lest,
Dante's Purgatory and Paradise.
These who are acquainted with
the regular prices of the above
will be surprised .at the prices
quoted.
Cut Price Corsets.
A cut for this week only. Dr.
Warner's Coraline, 79c ; Dr.
Warner's Flexible Hip, 75c; Dr.
Warner's Health, $1.05 ; Ball's
H. P., 79c ; Ball's Circle Hip,
79c. De you want te pay the
regular or the cut prices ?
Remnants.
Stock taking is ever, and en
a separate counter will find the
odds and ends of stock. Every
thing en this counter at half
price.
Muslins.
Hill, one yard wide, at 7c ;
Utica, 10-4 Sheeting, 25c; ethers
in proportion. This week te
stir up trade, next week at reg
ular prices.
Toilet Sets,
A crate of richly decorated
Toilet Sets, 10 pieces without
Jar, at $2.25 a set ; with Jar, at
$4.50 a set. .
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER. PA.
yiiotenvaphff
R'
OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
KcBnigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Backgrounds made especially for Bust and
Turee-quaTter Length Photographs.
601-2JM0RTH Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Postetllee.
'au7-fiinrt
1.LLOR8KND
FOR
JOHN H. METZLER'S
Investment Circular,
Ne. 9 SOUTH DUKE STREET.
US-lyd
m
w
w
mmm store
frt' '.
itlUrmr
I
AOBftAMOTKKK.
MEN'S AND BOY'S
FURNISHINGS
-AT-
Speeial Cut Prie.
Handsome Neckwear Effects, All Shades, mi
75e; reduced from It.
Choice Neckwear BSecte, Alt HtapM, at Me ;
reduced from fiOc
Special UleTeBargahi, Kld-Uned Flncern,at
95c.
Heary Lined Astrakhan Olores at .He; re
duced from fiOc.
Special Bargains le Fine Kid aierea, Latest
enaaes, ai iac.
Dogskin OloTes, far itreet Or drlrlng wear, at
8Set value II Si.
Fine Lined Kid Olevei at 1 12 ; redueed trem
1160.
Heavy All-Weel Scarlet Underwear at Me ;
reduced from II.
Heavy Uray Weel Underwear at Me ; vain
Scarlet Weel Mixed Underwear at We ; 1
Fine Dnuble-Brcnxtcd Cardigan Jacket at I
iremKuu
Special Bargain Uray Merine Underwear at I
23c I
Bath Retx, Hoiike Coats and Dreulng Qewm I
neuuevu ui VUnii rnrei.
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31J. King St.,
LANCASTER, FA.
epUtmttUYV,
TTENBx' WOUc,
FURNITURE
STORE,
baa removed te 1SS East King street, having a I
full line of Furniture or every description at thai
lowest prices.
Alse Undertaking promptly at-1
tended te. Call and examine our ceeds.
mam uj,
aS-tfdB
u. wolf, im East King street.
A Card of Thanks !
We very gratefully thank our cus
tomers of the past year who helped us
build a successful business. By the
means of
PRICE, STYLE AND QUALITY
We have merited your patronage and
given satisfaction. We have greatly ID
creased our stock of
NEW FURNITURE FOR SPRING '
FURNISHING, .
And Invite nn Inspection of our New
Stvles and Lew Prickh.
-We store goods until wanted.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
2d, 3d A lth Floers. .11 SOUTH QUEEN
Bl'REKT.
F
URNISUINO UNDERTAKER.
Furnishing
Undertaker !
Nes. 27 ft 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
RESIDENCE, 37 WEST VINE ST.
w
IDH xER'S CORNER.
NOW IS 1HE TIME
AND
Widmyer ' s
THE PLAGE,
FOR
HOUSESTIRES
FURNITURE
MADE UP IN INNUMERABLE SETS.
ALL PRICES I
HUT ALL OF THEM LOW PRICES.
WIDMYER'S COMER,
EAST KINO A DUKE 8TS.
S1'
EC1AL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
FURNITURE!
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
IllKLL KINDS (IV KITHNITITItK will In.
gheii for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. People
going te housekeeping In the Spring will tave
money ny M-icvunir goons new ana Having
them put abide until wanted.
W. C. SAPP,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
44-Ncxl In Southern Market.
J.iiilVJinWAS
JU'ittiatru.
"l.lt. NATHORST. DENTIST.
1J S1CENTRE H0.UARE.
De net let your teeth decay any further. Yeu
de net often tlud a decuyed teeth that can net
be saed by fltllnir or crooning. Hae your
teeth oxninfiied and attended te at once, it will
save sultcrlug uml expense. All operations
guaranteed. PlIliiigTcvlhaudl'alnleM Kxtra
lleu S(cclalUcs, u30-3niaaw
walter 1 Hen.
? At i
ATSi
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