i tr t'Jk s'3 l syy r- i fj m K i'?l -tes-S-r ftjtill f wteUtaeuwr. iSDWtWJ.8TKl.NMAN, . , S r.CBARLlWHTEINMAN FOLTZ, Edliara, iy - ROBERT CLARK FabHsuer. Ml DAILY ntTELUOBtfCKH,-Published ' -' h mrtM In tfcta cllv and mirreaadtBf teWMatteaeaaUaweek. BynuUlflredel. law yea la ad van c ; Ween tsa month. ti I- HI WBMttTIKTEIiUOKMCKK-iJnBaeiiwMna cm Mr nt a year. In advance. .Mma TO BUWCBIsUMUs-Remlt by eheek IH-, MfMlMN order, and where neither of . "j:..." . . -.. m (taNMi b procured mat In a retisterea Msaaf. , at ta Foateffliee, as second cisss m bbebh. id nrriLuaEHczB, , ft ' Lancaster, Pa. 'it MS f.iwimi Innim W 1M0. Ltf. ws.w ,., ' fke Kty u4 the VcsbtIhi. TbewcreUryoflhenftvy has sent te ? &.. fl..i. 1L. au..A h jh l.nnaul f rtfflnil f- 7 tee usjbbmj me rcyunui biwwuuiuiuw -1.. .. 4km Mkit will.. f tltA ninntrtr. TTn ' VII MSB 1MIM JBJMVijr v lus w.V' -" ?K - - - ul.. s ..H1.ln 4l.nf 4lin vennrt. rwra iuu w muumu hm mv .,... dew net express tbe views of the navy Aenartment, and be refers te his annual 'reoert as explaining these views. The 'Impert contemplated a navy of one hun rs firea veaweia,ei wuicu mnyiwu ui mi Vbullt or authorized and the pregramme i ... .... m -m mmi iwi n i millions ft vrsr ler 1.1 Years. fftf The secretary wisely cautions the sen ate against commuting lwen 10 an exactly defined policy reaching se fur Inte the future, and he only urges tbe bulldlmrat once of eight Inrge battle ahles. Thonellcy beard gees Inte an M elaborate consideration of the necessity or a strong navy ana ueiaiy eccinres that although our chances of war are aew amall they may seen be very great. Bharp commercial competitions will, they say, result In our obstructing the ln ln terestaef forelgnnatiens; the completion of an Atlantic and I'acllle cnnnl will in crease our ocean carrying trade and wilt bring responsibilities and chnnccs of war. Without considering the property along tne coast exposed te destruction, our Impert and expert trade he exposed ?erth a billion, and a half, and it Is fjariy worth while te think about ing it. The beard thereupon re commends about two hundred nhlps.and it la worthy of note that neither they nor the secretary contemplate the tmlMlnep nf flv'iinmltn nnilnpm nf tlie . Vesuvius type, the beard remarking asgr tn tney ere or uncertain use in K3P -r irn.1. t il . ;,. aavai wunarc. xuis uraervuuuu uiujr 5g cause the citizens with no pretensions te naval wisdom te wonder whether it s night net be better te step worrying S ever plans for a great navy te be com pleted In a score of years. Iiet us under take as many ships as wc can easily build at once, and let tbcre be among them some that will be the equals of the strongest ships of foreign powers either afloat or building, liy the time another session of Congress comes around we may have learned by experience or observation whether the dynamite gun la worth anything in war. It is new of uncertain use by reason of its short range, delicate machinery and ether ap parent defects ; but criticisms quite as grave were advanced against the Moni tor, and yet it seut the costly wooden frigates of the great powers te the Junk shop and revolutionized the navies of the world. We can net afford te step building ships while we await the trial of the Vesuvius, but neither can we afford te undertake their construction en a gigantic scale, as long as this hurlcr of dynamite by the ten threatens te an nihilate the modern iron-clad as the Monitor did the wooden navies of '03. The plan of the secretary appears te meet this reasoning, and we can af ford te risk the building of the eight battle ships. They would aeem very few when scattered alone our immense Atlantic nnd Pacific TJ gulf coast lines or venturing in for eign seas among tuc navies or .European powers. They would be highly valued If England should quarrel with us as she has with Portugal, and should threaten te send iren-clads te the Hud Hud eon, as she did te the Tagus. Frem what Information has been given te the public it would seem right te secure Zallnskl's dynamite gun for the ex clusive use of this government, 'and te guard the Invention and all subsequent improvements with the greatest care ; for there is a chance that it will be of Incalculable value in war, and it would be very sad te find our navy wrecked and our commerceand coasts ravaged by the triumph of an Ann-can invention. Valuable American devices have been purchased by foreign powers and would be used agalust us if occasion arose. Zalinski should be given very encouragement te perfect ills gun ad prove its worth for the United States alone, and ineanwhlle we can build some battle ships te serve in the very probable event of his fullure. The Hlgbce Memerial. The Columbia school beard has tuken &e action en the circular issued by a committee who are energetically push ing a scheme for a monument te the late Dr. HIgbec. As the circular was issued te principals and superintendents about the twentieth of this month, and they were requested te held a memorial day for receiving contributions ten days IaUr.it is evident that no action by scher 1 beards was expected or required. The Lancaster city school beard meets en the first Thursday of each mouth, and the memorial day will then be a fading nine days wonder, while the propesod monument te our late eminent fellow citizen may be under mere serious con sideratien. The cash response of ether cities te the appeal will measure the Vitality of the enterprise, and as the committee have limited their hopes te one cent from each pupil it is possible that they will net be disap pointed, for few parents will care te re fuse a formal and public request for a tingle cent no matter what the object of their munificence. The teachers are ex pected te average ten cents, but whether because of their greater wealth or their larger ability te appreciate the late superintendent is net explained. After the Johnstown disaster the school beard of that place at the sugges tion of Dr. Iligbee appealed te the schools of the state for funds for re-establishing the schools. There is a rule of tbe Laucaster school beard ferbiddiug the collection of money from the chil I dffW for any purpose,and it was then decided that even in the case of Jehns- ;. k. . - .-"J...VUVWUIUUUV UU JUUUV. , & teachers can net uew disregard this , y, rww.aua u nees net appear probable that Mwttl fee rescinded te authorize the pre- mvy wr a monument te vr. Hlg' 1 tsMtHi the capllel ground at Hurrta fcstrg. ThU effort te magnify tlie fame of Dr. Hlfbee appears te be forced and lll-ad-Vtwd. lie yu g learned aud able man Ms4klafrwtuUan4lellew-cltIzen have IttlMjKeM (4 bin. Uli repu- tatlen did net reach monumental pro portions in his lfct!me,aud time has yet te prove whether hla name will sink Inte oblivion with that of many of the world's best .men. or whether it will briKhtcn with the mllinrliicr gauuriiiK years. Jt weuiu ue wen ii tne worm gave mere honor te thinkers and teach ers, and it would also be well if they re ceived their reward while Jiving. It would be well if monuments werccrectcd te some of the modest heroes who have lalercd conscientiously and with rare ability In the causa of education. But transcendent genius and devotion docs net need committees te boom it by penny appeals, and If It Is destined te win pub lic recognition, from itsewn generation or from another, the movement will have no value If it Is net spontaneous, and founded en sincere belief that the character se honored is sufficiently great and majestic te be held aloft for the wonder and admiration, the applause and emulation of nil mankind. If our late fellow-citizen, se eloquent nnd learned, se warmly praised by theso who knew him, and he unfortunate in the management of soldiers' orphans schools can stand these tests and win this honor, the nation may be proud of him from Maine te California, and from Alaska te the Flerida Keys. m m aw The Heed Outrage. Speaker Reed, of the Heuse of Repre sentatives, has been guilty of ene of the most disgraceful acts te be found In the whele history of that body. It was an outrageous usurpation of power that he should decline te recognize long es tablished rules for the government of that body, aud in cllect deqlare, " I am the rules." It is a plece of blazon nnd brutal ellrentcry that he Hheuld, as en Wednesday, undcrtake te count the names of members who had net voted and te decree that there was n quorum. This high handed action of the speaker was u desperate measure te en able his partisans te carry out their plan of keeping control of the llouse without rules, until a suulcicnt number of contested election cases shall have b?eu decided in their favor te give the Republicans easy control. Hut the pro ceedings of Mr. Reed en Wednesday were no openly precedent, and rlghui of every the Republican in dclluuce of all he Insulting te the member that even ranks allowed signs of revolt, and Mr. Uuttcrwerth defended the right of the minority te be heard. If Mr. Reed has net In this attempt reached the end of his rope, and convinced his most devoted followers of his sninllncss, and of his total lack of a true republican spirit It will be evidence of a wad degeneracy In the self respect uud intelligence of the Heuse. Tun Russian General Knulunrx, famous for the mei4 he madoef the Bulgarian sit uation a few years nge, has Just been ap pointed coinniamler-ln-clilof in Russian Poland. In spite of his Bulgarian record he has the reputation of being ene of the most able Itusshn olllcer,nml having becu a inomber of the Russian legation ut Vlenna is familiar with the Austrian army. His uew position would inake htm u ery prominent Hgure In the oveut of war bo be bo tween Russia and the allied empires. Tun report of the bureau of statistics shows thnt the total number of Immigrants arrived In the United States In ISS'J was 420, 7J3. This Is about ninety-two thou sand mere than in 18Sd. Great Britain and Ireland furnished 172,17 of theso immi grants and Qerniuny sent 100,U4. Frem Sweden and Norway we rocelvod 05,010 and llttle Denmark sent us 8,750, whlte the Immigration from France was only 0,800, about a thousand less than we rocelvod from .Switzerland. Of sous mid daughters of .Sunny Italy we welcomed 47,422 and Austria-Hungary contributed 41,605 of mero or lcssdoslrable cltbons.ltus cltbens.ltus sla, without Poland, sent us 37,311, whlle the land where "freedom Mirlcked when Kosciusko fell" contributed 6,902 te this laud whers" freedom has ceased te be hys terical, r., 157 Imtchmen left the laud of many dykes for the land of the mighty dollar. Spain, Portugal, llelglum, Turkey and American nations furnish most of the balance of the grand total. More than soventy-elght percent. of the immigrants landed at New Ycrlc, mero than saveu nnd a half perceut. at Dosten, six and a half per cent, at Philadelphia and six per cent. at Baltimore. l'EItSOXAL. I.ke XIII will bocemo nn octogenarian ou March 2d, if he lives uutll then. ItLANciiK K. BnucE, colored, ex-senator from Mississippi, has been appointed rocerdor ordeedi in the District of Colum bia. 8UR0E0N-0KNi:nAi. Jehn IJ. Hamilton says that net ene-third of our population of a military nge can pass the examination of a recrult. CuAitLKsKnwAitnIji:sTF.n died In De troit, Michigan, en Wednesday, aged bO years. Farly In lire Mr. Ix-ster was promi nently identified with the Abolition movo mevo move ment, having as co-laborers in the work Henry Ward Heeeher, Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd Garrison. Father Russixl, of Columbia, hna been made dean for Ijuieaster and Yerk countles by appointment of the bishop. The Columbia Iniltpnidcnt says: 'This appointment was merited, for we knew of but few men mero zealous in geed works than Futher Russell, nnd he new car lies the tltle or ery rovereml, and we knew that he will bear his honors meekly." MihsGAiimi:Li,KGiti:nLEV, daughter of Herace areoley, who, as a girl of IS, was a famous belle, resides very quietly en Iho old farm at Chnppaqun, N. Y. .She Is about 2d years of age, still very beautiful, bus has almost ontlreiy given up bocletv, devoting herself chielly te charitable w of k under rltualistle auspices. She bought In the old Groeloy homestead and has slnce spent much money and tlme en tlie hplscepal church near by. Hen. Themas IIhaver, of Danvllle, P who is building a 8123,000 church as n mo me mo merial te his father, who was a leading Methodist Fplscepal mlulster half a con cen tury age. has notlrieu ltev. David H. blilelds that he would place a circulating library ofevor 1,000 volumes In the build ing. Although a Presbyterian, Mr. lloaver has mude this magnlffcent donation as a perpetual monument te the memory erhls futher, the Rev. Peter Beaver, ene of the pioneers of Methodism, and ameug these who were erdained by Bishop Asbury nearly a century age. Peter Jacksen, the colored Australian pugilist, gave a sprrlug exhibition bolore an nudlence of 3.M0 brokers and mi, Australian made a vnrv f,ivr,r.,i,le i. .,.... slen. His agility was a surprise te all. Of ceurse, neither man let himself out. uui n was easy te see that Ashton steed as much show against the Australian as would a mouse In the paws of a cat Jehn U Sulllven, who Is te battle with lilm, was seated en the stage and w atche.1 overv movement of Peter. y Theresa CiinisnNA Kuhi.man Kinikf, who was the widow of Jeseph Klnlke. n liquor dealer of Philadelphia, who eft property valued at $8,7&0.O00. leaves by w 1 charitable bequests OL'Krck'atintr r7- oeo of which moeFis KlvetJ te tiie autheTlUe's of the village of Erkelu, Westphalia, der many, the Income te be applied te the maintenance of the aged and liulrm peer of te.!.1.llase; Tne residuary estate is te he distributed among such charitable lnstltu lnstltu Uen and In such proportion as her execu- wn migui ueem preper. The estate Is valued at 1300,000. ilr. Klnlke left 0,000 te charitable iiutltutleus. Db. Wiluak C. MiLNen, aged 22, of Frankford, one of the assistants at the Philadelphia hospital, died at that lnstltu lnstltu Ueu en Wednesday. Ue waa educated for tbe medical prottealeo, aud etudjed at tbe THE IANOASTER DAILY lOTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JANUABY 30, Pennsylvania University, and gradusted In 18SU. He succumbed te neuralgla of the heart. On January 13 be submitted te an operation which was performed lv Pre- lesser Denver, of tbe Pennsylvania unlver J wiy, wne oiienou me nean aacx nnu drew I "y a pun ui pus win uaa nonumuieiwi Lnmi almost prevented the sufferer from breathing. The Incision made In the perl ranlium or heart sack vm nix Inchen in length. It was thought Dr. Mlluer would recover, but unfavorable symptoms set In. Tlie Foel lnh Farmer. I'rem the Lafayette (Ind.) Journal. A prominent Republican fanner In tlie south end of this county was offered In Oc tober, 1883, Ci cents per pound for 00 head ofcltlelio then had en hand, averaging l,COO pounds. This farmer had faith in the nsioftlens of the Republican orators and paners that in' cane Harrison should be elect! the price of everything the farmer raised would be lilgher. He also had faith In Harrison's election. He refused the offer, saying that after the olectlon he would get 0 cents for his cattle. He sold the same n few weeks nge for 4 cents per pound, nnd lest Nomewhoro In the neighborhood of SI, MX), counting the less of feeding, etc., nnd allowing for increased weight. Yet this farmer In doubtless nrepared te listen te tnore fairy stories In the uext campaign, but hundreds of his follew-farmors are be ginning te have their eyes epened. An Operator' Costly Mistake. Jehn Allen, of Findlny, O., Issuing the Western Union Telegraph company for g.'),000 damages for Injury te his wlfe's health en ncceunt of a mlstake In a tolo telo tole graph mossnge. Mr. Allen sent atelegrnin te his wife nt droveland, N. Y.. en March 12, last, te the effect that hIie should start for l'lndlay en the 14th nnd he would meet her at Fremont, Ohie. The telegraph op erator In transmitting the message tuade it read "start te-morrow." Tills she did, and when she get te Fremont no ene was there te meet her. Hhocnme en te Flndlay te meet a like disappointment, nnd was compelled te upend the night In the depot. HIie m In peer health and the whele affair se worked upon her nerveus system that she became violently 111 and has net yet re re ro cevorod. l'oinule ltlUcUHIllItllH. Miss llole, the pretty girl blacksmith, who Is said le mnke consluernble money at liar trade In Han Francisce, has n dlsclple In Allele Wilder, a tall brunotte, who makes very credllable horseshocs in a llttle shop under an elm trce In thesuburbs of Brook lyn. Miss YVIlder is 2(1 years old, and has dark eyes and short, curly dark hair. Her form Is slender, but well knit, nnd she has been accustomed te help her futher in the smithy, In proferonco te doing household duties, ever slnce she was a child. One secret of the attraction which the occupa tion has for her Is her leve for horses, the most rostlve brnte submitting quietly te her control. The Jnpnnt'Hn Carry lliclr teeth picks In their back hair, and ulwayi ure them after eatlnvany anything. Tliey UlUe cm oef tlie teeth, unci tlie teeth take nare of tlielr stomachs. Una teeth picks freely, clean with HOZODONT, nutl bad tceeth and bad breaths will be scarce. AVhatn naltlmorecoiifcctlonerKays! I've had rliemnntlam In my or m for six menllii, and Salvation Oil made nil entire euro of ll.nfler iiilng lull tliun one bottle. WM. BUltrXLM AS. Jit., nalte., Md. T)r. Hull's Cough Hynip Is nrtnple article In the market. Tint demand for It was never (traitor tliun new. Tiie people find It Indlnpcn Indlnpcn eblc, and will net be without It at ay price. Only coats 25 cents. Thler Arrested. Tlie nens was received with the utmeit sntls sntls fnetlen by the community Unit he bad tenor Ired ; but tlie nrrent or n disease that Is stenllujr away a loved nnd valued life, In 1111 nchhneiiient Hint should Iniplre ihenrtfell gratitude. Chill ncsK, cold extremities, depressed spirits nnd ex tremely mlscrable sensation, wlih pale, wan features, nre tlie results of disordered kidneys mid liver. Ariest tbe enuse ntonceby taking Dr. l'leree's Gelden Medical Discovery, Itlsu purely veectnble detective, that will ferret out nnd capture the most subtle lunu nnd bleed disorder. Druggists. W.TIi.Vw H OOD'H HAIHAPAUIMjA. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Is cnrerully irepnnsl from Harsaparllla, Dauda Dauda Hen, Jlandrnke, I lock, 1'lpxhxewn, Juniper Mer ries mid ether well known and MiUmbte egetn egetn bleiemcdles, by n iH'culiur eomblnatleii, pro portion und process, giving te Heed's Hnrauiw rills eurallve properties net possessed by ether medicines. lleU'eels remurkable cure? where etlicisfnll. HOODS SARSAPARILLA Is the best bleed purlller before tbe public. It eradicates every Impurity, uud cures Scrofula, Halt Ulicum, Helli, l'linplcs, nil Humors, Dys cpila, llllleusness, Hick Headache, Indiges tion, General Debility, Catarrh, Itlicumutlsni, Kidney nnd ldvcr Camplnluts, overcomes that tired feeling, creates an nppctlte and builds tip the system. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA lias" a rfoed name nt home." Hueb lias beceme Its popularity In Lewell, Mass,, where It Is made, that whole neighborhoods ure taking-It at the same tlme. Lewell druggists say they sell mere of Heed's Hnrsaparlllu thnn of all ether sarsaparlllai or bleed purifiers. The same urccM la extending all ever the country, as its real merit becomes known. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Is peculiar In the confidence It gains among all claws of people. Where It Is encejtted it be comes a favorite remedy, and Is often adopted as the standard medicine. De net be Induced te buy ether preparations. lie sure te get Heed's Barsapnrllhi. Held by nil druggists, fl; six for 15. l'repaied only by C I. HOOD Jt CO., Lewell, Musi. IPO DOBE3 ONi: DOLLAlt (1) OWlFTHPIXIfr-IU CO. " Scrofula in Children. "In the early pari of 1RS7 scrofula appeared en the head nf my llttle grandchild, then only IS months old. Hhertly nrier breaking out It spread rapidly nil ecr her body. Tbe scabs en the sores would peal eir en the slightest touch, and the odor thnt would arise would make tbe atmosphere of the room sickening and unbearable. Tbe disease next atlncked the eyes and we feared she would lese her sight, l.tnlnent physlelnns of the country were con sulted, but could de nothing te relieve the llttle innocent, nnd gave It as their opinion that the case wns hopeless and Impossible te save tlie child's eyesight.' It was then Hint wede elded te try Swift's Specllle (S. H. 8.) That nml nml lelne nt aura mude a eedy and complpte cure, ler mero than n ear past she bus been us healthy us any child In the land." Mns. ItiTTii I)KiiKi.KV,belma, Kansas. Cancer of the Nese. In 1875 n sere appeared en my nose, and grew rapidly. As my lather had cuncer, and my 1ms b.md died erit, 1 bernmeiilarmedund consulted my physician. His treatment did no geed, mid the sere grew larger and worse In eery way. until I was persuaded te lake H.H.S.. nnd a few bottles cured me. This was nner ull the doc tors und ether medicines hud fulled. I hne bnd uu return of the cancer. Mns. M.T. Maiikn, WeKlburv. Hull r'fiimt v nUe Trcatlsn en Cuncer mnlled free. BWIKT HFECIK1C CO., AtlanU, Cli. elii-lyd () -tAUTEIt'H LITTI.K I.IVKH I'll.IA CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Slclc Ileadnche and relieve all the troubles Inci dent te a bilious mite of tbe system, such as iJIxzlncM, Mkuseu. Drowsiness, Distress uner Ijitlng, III In iu the Hide, Ac. While their most remarkable aucccss has been shown in curing sick: Heartache, ct CArtTEU'H LITTI.K I.1VKH 1'ILLH me tvpiully valuable In Cniutliutleii. curing and precntlng this unneylug com! plaint, whlle they also correct ull dlko'dersef the stomach, stimulate the liter and regulate the bowels, i:euirtlieyenlycured Ache they would be almost priceless te these who surfer ftein this distressing complaint; but fortunately their gmxlness does net end1 pe'llbTfnnwtrt ACHE Uthe bone of se many lives that here Is where ue make eurL'reat beast. Our pills enroll whlle C'AUTEIt'a 'LITTLE LIVEIl 1'ILLS are very small und ery j-asy te take. One or two pllfi inakeadeM?. They are strictly vegetable und de net gripe pr purge, but b- thcrrBenlle ac tion please all who ute them, la luls at !H cu ; nelurl. Beld everywhere or sent by mull. CAIlTEIt MEDICINE CO., NEW VOIIK. Small Fill Small Dese. Small Price. aaiU-lrdeed t&tutatnmktv'm. l'niUADi.raiA, Thursday, Jan. 30, MO. Thirtieth Day. JANUARY SERIAL SALE. Eiderdown. That mellowest stuffs ; soft, warm, the price 25c a yard. of dress fluffy, and It is liet the the regular 85c grade. Net se wide, net se geed, but it's a quality we never heard of at anything like 25c ercmn light blue turquoise drab cardinal garnet nary atone- , There's a small haystack of it in bulk and a biggish let counted by yards, but a day should end it after the women once find it out. Teivcls, Towels at the fore te-day in the Main Aisle, Chestnut street middle; entrance. Ut course prices are away out of the com mon or they wouldn't be there. Yeu couldn't buy the average of them abroad in thousand dozen lets and land them here for as little as you shall have them for singly. At i2yz cents : Extra size, Cream Huck Tewel, geed weight, free from starch, clean, geed yarn. At 15 cents : 1 Extra size Cream Huck Tewel, heavier and finer than above, prettier bor der. 2 Heavy Cream Damask Tewel, large size, red and blue borders and plain white. 3 Fine full bleached Dam ask Tewel, knotted fringe. At 20 cents: Full bleached Damask Tewel 21x43 inches, asserted bor ders. Geed value at 25c At 22 cents : Bleached Damask Tewel, ex tra heavy and extra large 24x48 inches knotted fringe and fancy borders, well worth 30c. This will be a red-letter day ler lewcl buyers. Jehn Wanamaker. pt(E PEOPLE'S CASH HTORE. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS Will be ettered without regnid te cost. DRESS GOODS, "Blankets anuTCemavts, All Kinds of UNDERWEAR, LutlitV and Children's Ceals ir. A Ilia OPPORTUNITY FOR HARCIAINH IN WINTER GOODS. REUUCTIONH ALL OVER THE HOUSE TO REDUCE STOCK RAPIDLY. 25 East King St., LANCASTER, PA. inaravivdH iLUioccllauceuo. 00 f DAY COURSE: K'JO NKHITHES 1ION. KEYHrONl2lHINIM fill- JOO HION, LKUE. leuns .Men aim lauics. Tills scliuel is uetter prepared than ccr te five you u flrst clnss business education. Our etlerts tbe tlrst year have been crowned with wonderful suc cess. w. D. MOSSER, Prln., tfdJtw 18 North Queen St., Luucaster, Pa. ANTED-A TENANT TO WORK ON the halves one of tbe bast farms for rrn. eral fn farmlni?. nr smntl mule ilulrv in rtirwtai Valley, 8i acres at Tborndnle Station, en Penii'a b. b., uuu nutir s nue irem i'liuaaeiiiuia , refer ence i-rn ill red. Alte an exwrlencea furin hand iui iinurr ea j curs ui nije. wainry, iguana nnard. " J2i-lwdiltw iu 11. iui.-sr.r.u.iiA.N, Thorndale Chester Ce., Pa, HOUSE-PAINT1NO, GRAINlNO GLAZINO. AND UYRON J. IIROWN, successor te Qej. W. Hrewn, deceased. Practical Painter. Urnluer HiidQIatler. Werk done by contract or day as cheap as rirst-class work can be done. Rest workmen, and none, but best material used. Fine (Iralulne a specialty. Jr-Oulers by mall attended. Shep 52 North Queen. Resdeuce 119 East James street, Janl4-lmd RUNKENNEHX. LIQUOR HAUIT. In All tlie World there Is but One Cure. DU. HAINES" GOLDEN SPL'CIKIC. It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea. or In articles of feed, without the knonledeeeftbo patient. If necessary ; It Is absolutely harmless and will effect a ermanent nnd speedy cuiv. w betber the patient Is a moderate drinker or an alcobella wreck. IT NEVER EAII.S. It operates se quietly aud with such certainty thnt the patient uihUtkecs no Inceinenlence und ere he is aware, his complete reformation Is ellected. )puge book of particulars fri. CIIAS.A. LOCHER. Druggist, oc.eedS.?Ut K",g HU IJl"Clifctr' I INVIST0R8 I HE HUILD1NO AND LOAN (KWimi. ION of Dakate Is a Isrira real estut nwui. gage company making ltsins upon the same principle as the sinult local building nssecla. nuns ui me taui. 11 issues pald-un stock In rutngs range from 6 iwr ecu t. te 18 per ecu tliwr aniiuiu, depending upon length or time owner carries stock. A portion of dividends are wild fceml-amiuallv in rash, rlaav uia.Pa"i.... u, fixed cash alue te be P14tockhelders by the association In case fermsmlshes tesell. a 11 stock Issued en debenture plan being backed by mortgages deposited with a trustee. Correspondence Invited. PhlUd.lphI.emc. C'W.8VAIILING. We, iU Walnut Street. Jsnl-Tmced ThePeeple's Casli Stere Ctethtttft M AKT1M Blten. MARTIN BROS. """"""""1 There are price en our Ctpt 0f6K6tb WlnterClelhiacUnderwear, &Dd StOnin Hosiery and Gloves If you Af6 L(af lll US want the thins for present 006 Bjf CDC. use or a ncit winter Invest mmmmmmmmmmmmJ ment you'll net hesitate when you see Men's Business Bulls, all-wool and geed fs, 110, 112 te 118. At the price you buy these new you'll see a handsome saving. They arc suits that sold for 110, 113, lie aud W0. IHff and Llttle Heys' Bulls at big reductions. HIr and Little Heys' Cape Overcoats and Htermers at bis reductions. Men's Neat Cleth Glares, 12, 3jc, 38c, Men's Dress Kid Gloves (no old styles), S9c. White Weel Underwear reduced from fl SO te II. Elegant, but we have tee much of It, Hce 38c and GOc Underwear. Kce the (we dare call It handsome) Neckwear Tcck. I'ufTand Feur-ln-llntid styles, 15c, 25c, 380. MARTIN BROS, 26 and 28 N. Queen St. IWrtchUtctry, H AITYNHW YEAH I Steam Engine -AND Beiler Works. MANUFACTURER OF HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PORTABLE HOISTING ENGINES. (Horizontal Tubular. BOILERS. CENTRIFIIGAL-I HOILERFKED 1 MINING f STEAM J MILLS. vertical, Twe Flue, pouble Deck, Marine. PUMPS. (Saw Mills. JUurk Mills, (Cob Mills. AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS, 1IRASS LEATHER ROLLERS, HARK CONVEYER SCREWS, PULLEYS, SUA FTINO, GEARING HANGERS, PILLOW llOXES, CLAMP IIOXES, COUPLINGS. COLLARS, MILLUUSHINOS, 8TEPI10XEH, Hl'INDLES, TOES AND STEPS, PULLEY PLATES, H1IIEVE WHEELS, Ac, JtC, &., de HOLTS, TURNUUCKLES, LAG SCREWS, RODS UP-SETT, SETT SCREWS, FORGINGS, NUTS, Si. and He CAST WASHERS, PLATE AVA8HER8, WROUGHT WASHERS. Specialty In Making and Repairing dlu:p wkll dhillinq tools, eiY'1 !iI?,,?'.P,t"' "eamers, Jars, Sand Pumps, mt.nml Red Catches, Ac. ' Charcoal Hnmmcrcd f Deuble iteflned Refined Heller aud Tank TANKS-Ueund or Square, for Water or Acids. SUcks, HUnd-PIes, Waler Wheel Het Air Furnaces, itc. Gas, OH, Casings, LARGEST STOCK OF ENGINE AD BOILEITSUPPLIES H..ucll.n.,.v?,,veV..Cec,t,, auges. Oilers, Cast und Malleable Fittings, Injectors, Packings, Pipes, Ac, ever carried In Lancaster. Special Attention Given te STEAM HEATING. Light and Heavy Iren and Brass Castings. aa-Rcpalrlng Promptly Attended lata Chcnp Let or SECONDHANDPULLEYS AND SHAFTING FOR SALE. 4 Pulleys, 49x12; 4 Pulleys, 41x10; 2 Pulleys, 'M: - I'l''"?y. "; -' Pulleys, 40x7; ll Pulleys, 3Sx7j. 1 Weed Split Pulley, 23$xl0; 3 Weed Split x uileys, ilxsgt 8-2 15-16 Cellars. 52 feet, 2 15-10 Shafting. H-2I inch Drep Hnngs Deuble- Uraced. Jehn Best, 333 EAST FULTON ST., LANCASTER, PA. Second-Hand Boilers. 5-30-IIersfl Power. 50 Inch Dlam., 18 feet long. '2!t)i inch Tubes. Price, t!75 nnd 1150. 1 Heller 30 Inch Dlam., IJ feet long, 21-S Inch Tubes, 12 feet long, with Flre Frent, I1J5. (!lruvirtnce. 8' K1GHSI SLEIGHS I EDVS. EDGERLEY, CARRIAGE BUILDER, il, 12, U A V MARKET RTREF7T, (Rear of the Postefflce), LANCABTEll, PaT .! ,,.l?YP.."mv.re.na.vJ,,e nnMl assortment of ALBANY, und PORTLAND SLEIGHS, both Single nnd Deuble, eer offered te the public. Prices te suit the times. Call aud examine them A full line eflluggles, l'lirctens nnd Carrlnges of cery description. AlsoSeceud-Iland Werk of cery xuriely. Gie me a cull. All work warranted. s-Kcp.ilrliig In all lubrnncbes. Oue set of workmen especially employed for that purpose. Olenl. HKRANDOOAI- TOHACl'OSHO0K8AND0A8ES. WEST- HARD WOODS. Whnlnsnln anrt Il.lall K l. ....;, iV-TA' "J . , u.u,juAiviinate. u3-lyd 424 Water Street. Lancaster, Pa, -nAUMUARDNERS COMPANY'. COAL DEALERS. OrriCKS-Ne. 129 North QueenHtreet, and Ne. 501 North Prlni-e street YAlins North Prlnivt Htiwf nmr Heading DepeL anslVIM LANCASTER. PA. C1ALIFORNIA. Special larttrs. Semi monthly. Tourist sleeping cars. Cheap rates. Southern Puctflc Ce. Addles, E, ifAWLEY. Gsn'l Eastern Agent, 84.H Broadway, New Yerk ; It. J. 8UITU Aent,4S.S4HL,HllB, linVHyastaV 1890. r . iQPBCIALBAllUAIa .v ? -" J J. Harry. Stamm. -KRMEMOER- 24 Centre 8quare, IK YOU WANT Blankets, Comforts, FLANNELS -AND- Uxiirw.r. In the above we offer the most Extraordinary Uargalns which you should see. DLANKETH, COMKORTH, FLANNELS and UNDEHWEABatLess that Cost. Are being Pushed Out at Prices the Lewest Ever Known, vis : 49-Inch All-Weel Silk Finish Henrietta, eight shades, at 07c a yard ; worth f 1. 46-Inch All-Weel Black Henrietta nt02)ea yard; worth 75c. 4, S, 6, 7 and 8-yard Remnants of 75c Colored Henriettas at 66c a yard ; sllglitlyjwrlnkled, but none damaged. SPFCIAL BARGAINS IN t Embroideries and-Torchon Laces. 38-Inch Fine Cleths at 20e n yard ; were 25c. 80-Inch Heavy Cleths at 17c a yard ; were 25c. 40-Inch Striped Cleths at I2)je a yard ; were 25c. Corduroy for Men's Pants at 50c a yard ; worth II. 5,000 pieces line 8c Toilet Seap, 3 pieces for 10c. 300 boxes (3 pieces In a box) Seap nt 7c a box. Men'iEOe Whlte Shirts at 37Kc each. 100 dozen Children's Black Ribbed 10c Hese at 0c a pair. 10 dozen 75c Corsets at 50c. 75c Table Tlnen at 60e a yard. 20e Sheeting Muslin nt 12Jc n yard. 15c Pant Goods at lOe a yard. 10c Ribbons at 6c a yard. 37e Woolen Hese at 25c a pair. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Plush Ornaments, Flowers, Banner Reds, Brass Ornaments, Etc., -AT- J.HarryStamm's, NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE. CHARLES bl'AMM. Hew Things Are Going -AT- Charles Stamm's LANCASTER, PA. 75e HENRIETTAS at 37Jc. 17 New Spring Shades. f 125 SATIN niIADAMASalf)7c. 21-lnch tl 50 BLACK SILK at tl 00. HEAVY COLORED SILKS at 67c Black Shawls I 1100,1200, $3 00, $100 aud U0. SI LK RIBBONS, 2e, 3c, 6c, 8c, 10c. LACES, lc, 2c, Sc, 4c, 6c, 0c, 7c, te 25c. 37Xc. 60c, 75e. PLUSH BALI.S, lc, 2c, 3c, 4e, 5c. POCKET" BOOKS, 5e, 10c, 12ic, 17tf, 25c. BLANKETS, 75c, !1 00, f 1 25, tl 50. UNDERWEAR, 25c, 37e, 50e. COMFORTS, 75c, tl 00, 1 25, tl 50. WHITE QUILTS, 75c, tl 00, tl 25, tl 50, Umbrellas! 25c,60c,75e,S7Je, tl 00. DARK CALICOES, Sc, 4c, 5c. TOWELING, 2Ke. 3,'e, 6c, BEST CURTAIN POLES, ISc, 25c. CLOSING OUT LACE CURTAINS, FOR BARGAINS ! GO TO- BOSTON STORE. NEWBOSTONSTORE fan km Stat 35-37 Mi hen Stat, gOOTHAJD80as. takingAccountefstock -AT- STACKHOUSE'S, 28 and 30 East King 8t. HAS CLEARED OUT TnE COHNEIW AND REVEALED GOODS THAT MUST "MOVE," IP AT YOUR OWN PRICES I BOOTS AND SHOES AT NOMINAL FIGURES. D. P STACKH0USE, Net. 28 and 30 East Klag Stmt, LANCASTER. PA. E AMY AND COMFORTABLE FOOTWEAR. SIDE SEAM FOR OLD AND MIDDLE-AGED LADIES' WEAR. Shoes this shape are generally consid ered superior te most ether makes for ease aud comfort In wear. The seams ceme back or the Joints of the feet, giv ing them greater freedom of action and bringing; the least posslble pressure te bear upon the corn or bunion se fre quently troubling them; We sell a great many side-seamed shoes ; we have them made up In many different leathers the softest and most pliable kinds tanned. They are special shoes for a special pur pur eosethe best that's made at any price we here quote. Tlie cheapest that's werUi trying and which will prove com fort giving and serviceable, cost tl 25 ; made of pebble grain leather. Anether, a little liner, ut:tl50. Excellent lines, well made and finished In bright pebble goat leather, at $160 nnd 13. In Oil Geat, Curacea Kid and Glevo Kid Leathcrs,the price Is 2 the best fcoeds made of like material can't be better, hew much lftere the cost elsewhere. A special shoe the finest of the kind we have In bright dongela leather, hand-turned, tacklcss, perfectly smooth Inner soles, sells at 12 60. We have these In widths B. te E. Are largely used by Invalids for the positive case und comfort they afford the wearer. The above shoes are all made "straight" can be worn en cither feet.' 4TSupcrb shnpes In Lnce Shoes for Yeung Ladles' Wear In different grades, from 1 E te Je, SHAUB & BURNS, 14 North Queen Btreet, Lancas ter. Pa. R EDUCTION IN SHOES I SWEEPING REDUCTION -IN- TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING AND SUM MER STOCK. Since the Holidays I have gene all through mystecknnd haa marked a large quantity of the Men's Dress Shoes nt and uelew cost te make room for Spring and Summer Goods. Men's Fine Calfskin, Hand-Sewed Shoes, in Lace, Butten nnd Congress, In two widths and all sizes, 5 te 9, reduced from (5 te tl. A complete S4 line, with Tips and Plain French Tees, In Ijice, Butten or Congress, marked down teSX A few mere leftef tbecclebrated RIco&Huch RIce&Huch Inst;! Shoes, In Lnce,Hutten mid Congress, with plain narrow and plain bread tees, reduced Alse a let of shoes which we term " odds and ends," being sizes left ever from regular Hues, bought of factories who failed, sold or burnt out, and as we cannot match them exactly, have marked them dew n In the same propor tion. Men's t5 Shoes te N: t!50 Shoes te t360; tl Shoes te f3; (3 Shoes te 12 50; $260 Shoes te 12. This Is a Bena Flde Reduction, and we guai ntee every shoe even at tbess Lew Figures. T-nisplay can be seen In East Window. The One-Price Cash Heuse. Ohas. H. Frey, (Successor te FREY & ECKERT) the Leader of Lew Prices In BOOTS AND SHOES, NOS.3 A 5 EAST KING HTREET, LANCASTER. PA. flour. EVAN'S FLOUR. Prove All Things and Held Fast te That Which Is Geed." Levan's Fleur 1 ANUASTER CARPET HOUSE. SHAUB & VONDERSMITH. IT PAYS THE BUYER TO ae TO SHAUB & VONDERSMITH. RUa1. CARPETS. ART SQUARES, OIL- CLOWS, WINDOW SHADES, Etc. FINEST LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES .lu'the City for tbe Prices, Be Sure te See Them. BEST GOODS I LOWEST PRICES GROUND FLOOR I ONE PRICE I CARPET AND CARPET WORK I BEST AND CHEAPEST I NearGerner of OraDge & N. Queen. aegV-lyd ins Dress Shoes! .,; tU"'" , ,
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