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THE jLAHCASTJtift DAILY jtt?TELIiIQlCKOBK, BATUBDAY, FEBBUABY 1. 1890.
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THEIR IDIOSYNCRASIES
WLl inNOTII M1E UTTtl IIM1II
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Th Under takar'aCiMifeMteB-PMMitlM
la Htm fork Clty-Aa AHesred nilaela
At Sejalre aad HUMtrrlifl XJeaaee.
Oeprrlf ht by Rdfar W. Nye.)
Oke Reet.
A lawyer In the parlor ear of a treat
bound train yesterday showed bm a copy
of a curious document illustrating the
crude netheda of early time la taewest,
and alae the light and velvety teaea with
wblctvaeclal laws were adnlnlstered whea
the oeaMty waa new. It le a copy of a
kind of marriage license, Us pendens, I
would aay, filed la 1815-te the court house
at Peoria, Ills . and reads aa fellows : r
'Te allthe World. Oreetlngt "
s Kaew ye that job Smith aad Penny
Myers Is hereby entitled togs together as
married folks does, aay where la Oeparaa
precinct, and wbea my commission comes
I am te Marry them for geed and date
them back te cats time:
- "K.M. R, Justice 6f Peace."
This a bona Ada document, and shows
net only a wonderful command of language
and an artistic method of word painting,
but illustrates also the fact that a Justice
of the peace often possesses a kind and
gentle neatt.
We were speaking after this of the In
creasing death rate and Incidentally of the
terrible boom In the undertaking business,
when a-quiet old gentleman across the
alsle raid he was surprised te notice that
In some of the cities It waa reported that
the undertakers could net keep up with
the work or fill the orders made en them.
"There Is no bta'.ness en earth," he
aald, "that ought te be ready for an
emnrgency any easier than the undertaking
business. I used te be an undertaker
my sol f, but reformed two years age and
retired. I am able te live without it new,
and I am willing te state that the death
rate must increase a geed deal faster than
it has before undertaking need be hustled
or creweded very much.
" In the first place, It would surprise
you te knew hew cheaply they can make
a coffin. I've known bereaved relatives
topayf.fer a handsomely fitted up and
inoreugmy lined cemn, ana get a pine box
with knot holes In it, lined mostly with
fluted confectioner's paper and covered
with cheap black cloth. I had stock In a
coffin factory for three years, and we could
makoeno of these receptacles about as
cheaply as you could a peach basket. A
coffin that is covered, as the most of them
are new, is a pretty cheap affair before it
nets its dress suit en.
We used lumber
that couldn't be used an vw here else, the
knots were se large and lfable te drop out
we, or course, Knew tne sices of our
customers, and se aimed te se arrange it
that if there was a large knot hole we
would work It en a large person se that he
couldn't sift through en his way te the
grave.
" There Is a very geed profit In this busi
ness indeed, and the deeper the grief of
the family the mere you can stock It te
them en the prlce without being discov
ered. Cremation was all that we were
ever afraid of. That would have knocked
us all te pieces, and some !day It will de
It teD, The present methods are tee
temp'.ing te the shrewd American under
taker. "We get fr for a little white casket
once, it was inarked Our Pet. ' I ha:ed
myself for charging that price, for we
cleared $70 en it, and I couldn't eat my
meals all day. I took It up te the honse
wishing I could wear a mask like ether
burglars, who climb ever a cerpse or two
in order te get a few dollars. There was
whlte crape en the deer, and all was
hushed about the house. People who
passed walked en their teos, and held
their own children a little tighter by the
hand till they get by. for fear that Death
himself might yet be lurking behind a
tree box in the neighborhood.
" Well, I went back after I'd delivered
the casket, and next day I found that it
was for a little deg that had never been
deodorized during his life, and who had
net relented even In death.
11 His mistress told me that he was a
very talented deg and knew as much aa
she did herself. Her bursting heart was
still serer and se I did net contradict her. "
I had an odd experience when last In
New Yerk, and I will tell it because It
may interest ethers who have passed
through a similar one I had been up te
Harlem for the evening, addressing a
large and spellbound audience of people,
most of whom hung en my lips for quite
a while I had gene up town with friends
who paid mv elevated fare and bade .tee
geed night at One Hundred and Twenty
fifth Btreet. I was iu full evenlng dress
and the flush of social success was en my
brew. While waiting for a Seutii Ferry
train I took a n'erning paper from my
pocket and read that my Income was
estimated at 81.000 per week. I was Just
figuring out what this would amount te In
case I lived te be 95 years old, when It
occurred te me that the train would seen
be along. Se I went te the window with
my large valise containing my working
clothes and asked for a ticket.
Reluctantly, the salesman tere one off
and shoved it out at ine. The train caine
just then, and I get nervous, for I could
net una any cuunge. mud iraiu worn nway ,
and still I did net discover any change
anywhere. The ticket man told me te go
away ana give mese wue uau money a
new. i worn away.
Yeu knew hew earnestly yen feel, in
I your pockets under these circumstances.
Finally it was clear that I had no money
In these clothes.
I thou eh 1 1 would lake my bag down
Btairs, where I would be less disturbed.
and open it. very iiueiy j. weuiu unu
louie meney in my wonting domes, i
get in the shadow of an iron pest and,
opened the bag. Slowly and carefully,
ret earnestly, x went tnreugu tue gar
ments as doedIo came along and looked
ever mv shoulder te aee what kind of
blethlng I had. I did net find any money,
am x came near ueing arresteu twice
rhlle I was ascertaining the fact.
I put back most of the clothes in a
lurried manner and clutching wildly at
ny hair, wondered what te de next, J.
Iieuld net ring for a messenger, or if I
lid I could net pay him when he came.
lust then a little boy with purple lips and
vaterv. hungry eyes came alenr and
Wired me te buy an evening paper of him
ie saw mat i was ricuiy uieu
E SAW TIIAT I WAS RICHLY
CLOTHED,
leubt he had read of my
princely
Income
se. i leu tuat no uaa. no mi
IIe put his cold
ose against my hand and said he would
ill me two geed papers for one cent
nut i ceuiu net give assent.
Then he offered te carry my bag for nie.
said no, I thought it was doing me much
jed te carry my luggage mat way. it
as bringing back the flush of health te
y cnecKs. no criea ana saiu no iiaun't
id anything te eat all day. i believed It.
e looked like It. I felt In my vest pocket
id feuud a troche. I gave it te him. He
id b.8 seldom ate troches. Tueu I told
m It was all I had.
My peer boy, " Bald I, " you have as
uch money te-nlgbt as I. We will walk
e streets together. I am a victim te the
ress suit. Alse the ether suit. I leek
tughty, but I m net. I cannot even call
bed, and t
jii?".t A- jj..a.t ,-i,ULL,
Ke (natter haw small hla
bo.Ieenldnoteall aim. We
win ateae la a coal box, yea aad I. Test
eaa take Uta front aids or I wIU,Jastaayea
ebweee." -
"What's your business, boost" star
narad the lad.
. ".I lectured this evening here at Oae
Hundred and Tweaty-afthstreet. K
Well, why dea't you tackle some of
the audience f"
"Yeu forget, my ea." I said, "that
this la after the lecture. It would act de
bow I BoMetae. Better ae."
It waa while we steed that together,
looking In at a restnrant, shivering to
gether and feeling that, republies; are ex
tremely ungrateful, that I caught stent of
wbi rvrncniuerea njrure. it waa
agent and treasurer. .. I hailed htm.
ear
Us
paused. v
" Why, I thought yea had gene home aa
bear age, "he said.
"Well, I had intended te, bnt I hadn't
the means. Have you get 500 that yea
will let me have and charge up te aw, ae
that I will net have te walk house ever
any mere T Yeu will see by this meraing a
pager that I am thoroughly reepeaaible
and fully 'able te identify rayaelff"'Ftve
Bdaates, later Riley and Oarey, of The
Century, aad MaJ. Pend came along aad
eajoyee, wemsoires conversing with aae
about meney matters.
That hour waa like a nightmare, aad
it covered a whole lifetime. I get a taste
of New Yerk without funds. It waa only
sixty minutes, but my hair all of It-
turned white In that time.
Mr. Sam Harrison, aa old hotel clerk
at Wheeling, W. Va. , was bitterly attacked
a while age by a traveling man, who came
down stairs with bleed In his eye.
"Why did you net call me this morn
ing? " he shrieked.
, "I did. "aald the cool Samuel, trusting
In Providence te get out of it , somehow. B)
"What time did you have me called T"
Mr. Harrison thought a moment, aad
knowing the early trains left between 8
and 7, said. " I called you at 5:39 a. m. "
" Yeu did net. "
" I did.
'I knew better."
" Se de I knew better.
" Well, I can prove that you didn't "
"HewT"
" ipause I never told you te call me at
Sometimes the sang freld even of a hotel
clerk yields te that of the meek eyed
commercial man.
Yeu hear queer erders at hotels some
times tee. The ether day a lady rang her
bell, and as we Dassed her deer the bev
was just epenlnglt In answer te her call.
We could net help hearing
what she said,
iur oeruour was ajar.
" Did you ring, ma'am T
bell boy. j
queried the
res. "
" What did you wish T "
" Well, you may.bring n
me a small piece
DID YOU KINO, MA'AM T "
of cheese, a pitcher of Ice water and a
mouse trap."
He brang them.
Hald the nurse te' the doctor; "Bure sir. I
eny knew of oneeeod medlelne for the baby,
and that is Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. It emu
only 25 cents.
As a wholesome and powerful tonic, prompt
and pleasant nltcrntl ve, and thorough cleanser
and renovator or the nystctn, the people every
where are cordially indorsing Laxader. Prlee
& cents.
Is This What Alls Yeu f
De you have dull, heavy headache, ebstrue
tlonef the nasal passages, discharges falling
from the head Inte the threat, sometimes pro
fuse, watery, and acrid, at ethers, thick, tena
cious, mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid :
eyes weak, watery, and Inflamed j ringing- In
the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing te clear
the threat, expectoration of offensive matter,
together with scabs from ulcers ; voice changed
and nasal twang ; breath offensive; smell and
taste Impaired ; Is there a sensation ordlszl erdlszl
ness, with mental depression, a backing ceuah
and general debility .' If you have aller any
considerable number of these symptoms, you
are suffering from Nasal Catarrh. The mere
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity of symptoms.
Thousands of cases annually, without manl.
resting half of the above symptoms, result In
consumption and end In the grave. Ne disease
Is se common, mere deceptlve and dangerous
or less understood, or mere unsuccessfully
treated by physicians. The manufacturers of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offer. In geed faith,
a reward or ttOO for a case et this disease which
they cannot cure. The remedy Is sold by drug
gist at only 0 cents, F,8w
Stflal Static.
"XT-STATE OF JAMES MALONE, LATt. OF
X!j the Borough of Marietta, Lancaster Ce.,
deceased. Letters of administration en said
estate having been granted te the undersigned,
all persons Tudcbutd thereto are requested te
make Immediate settlement and these having
claims or demands nealnst the same, will pre
sent them without delay for settlement te the
uimviaiBucu, reaming; in ian easier city,
141
CIIAKD A. MALONE,
JU-6tdS
Auuiimsiraier.
ESTATE OF H. E. LEMAN, LATE OF
Lancnster city, Pa., deceased. The under
signed auditor appointed te distribute the bal
once remaining (u the hands of A.C.Helneehl,
J. It. wlckcrkham and Dulieis ltehrer, execu execu
eors of deceased, second and llnal account,
te and among these legally entitled te
the same, will sit for that purpose en Krl
day. February 7, 1KS9, at 10 o'clock a. m., In the
Library Roem of the Court Heuse, In the city of
Lancaster, where nil persons Interested In said
distribution may attend.
. . ..Ja M- BROSIOH.
JanMtdS Auditor.
T7ISTATE OF HKN11Y A
OABLE, LATE
XU of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa-,
meiitury en saia esutie navinc Deen icranted te
having been granted te
the undersigned, all persons indebted Uiercte
are requested te make Immediate payment, and
these having claims or demands nmlnat n.
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing In Lancas
ter city. JAMES C. OABLE, Executer,
, ,, . 6 West Chestnut Street.
J. II. B. WAawEH, Attorney. JiS-etdS
avvctm.
ANCABTEIl CAHI'ET HOUSE.
SHAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
IT PAYS THE BUYER
TO GO TO
SHAUB & VONDERSMITH.
HUOS. CARPETS. ART KQUARRU, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, Etc
FINEST LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES
In Uie City for the Prices. Be Sure te
Bee Them.
BEST GOODS I LOWEST PRICES
GROUND FLOOR I ONE I'RICE I
CARPET AND CARPET WORK I BEST AND
NearGerner of Orange & N. Qaeee.
augSMyd
OUBE-I'AINTING, CJRAINlNQ AND
BVRON J. BROWN, successor te Gea W.
Brown, deceased. Practical Painter. Uralner
and Glazier. Werk done by contract or day as
cheap as Hrstlass work can be done. Best
workmen, and none but best material uJ.
Flue Graining a specialty.
OsOrders by null attended. Shep 62 North
Queen. Kesdence-119 East James street,
JanlWmd ,
Tt M'W -
,-w
I
'aftMfttlfttW
JTBJrft WM,
FURNITURE STORE,
M Ronraraltareef srsryLss
JewMansss. .Asm VaisnaUag
s
FBCIAL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
FURNITURE!
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
la ALL KINDfl OF FURNrTURE wlU be
given fer she NEXT THIRTT DAYS. People
gelag te aeasifcssplBg In tts Sariag wtH sare
Bseaey by aeieeUaf goeas new and aaTlag
them pat aslas uaUl waated,
W.CSAPP,
N0.U4S0DTIQUIIN8T.
VNext te Beatasra'Uarket.
JaalMmWM
F
MnU-BCORNEB.
WHERE?
here de you go for heustlres cheap r
I t's where they smallest prenu reap T
D-e you ask where, and what the name f
M-y friends, if you would find the same
Y eu'll have an easy task te de
E-asels "no name," 'twlxt tne and you j
B-eserve first letter of each line,
H-e What these letters will define T
WIDMYER,
Furniture and Undertaking,
Cerner East King Duke Sts.
CAVE MONEY.
HAUSTIRE BUYERS
Always Save Meney by Baying from
Oclus & Gribb.
Immense Hteck of Cheapest, Uellable
FURNITURE
IN THE COUNTY. CHEAPER THAN AUC
TION. 7-Full Line of Heme-Made Werk. Goods
stored until wanted. Make no mistake In the
place.
Ochs & Gibbs,
3d, 3d A th Floers, 81 SOUTH QUEEN
F
URNISHINQ UNDERTAKER.
Walter i; Heii
Furnishing
Undertaker !
Heb. 87 ft 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
RESIDENCE. 87 WEST VINE ST.
HP niche.
Trr-ATHEs.
HMER1CHN
Watch-, gweSrgcseUas.
Optical Goods. Telegraph Time Dally. Every
Article in this Line Carefully Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
Me. lStXa-ertaQnaeaBt. Rear P. R. R. ttatlea,
JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
GILL,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
OURSTOC1C LARGER THAN EVER
AND MORE SELECT, AND INDUCEMENTS
TO BUYERS OREATEtt.
Eyes Examined Free,
NO DROPS USED.
OHAS. S. GILL,
Ne. 10 Weit King St.,
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
w
ALTER C.HERR.
Herr.Jeweler.
WE HAVE A FULL 8T0CK OF
Watches. Clocks.
-AND-
EVERYTHINQ IN OUR LINE,
And are prepared te quote the LOWEST
PHICEM, quality taken Inte censlderatlen.
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF 0RANC1E.
teihtZer'wJj
CUthlHg
M
ARTINBHOS.
Meney te Be Saved 1
Beg inning te-day and for
the ssoeth of February we
aaaeabee a special gale of
Men's aad Beys' Percale and
Wall BhtrU and Beys' ahlrt
Watsta. InFerealetklsaale
Little Print
snaVfMfwJRn I
MttejSttf.
atseeclalprlesstaslctdssallBblrta andWaUU
aiadeaptADsettaasrl. alsa's FerealeBalrta,
tssdlac Celters aad CaA te match, 11, teem
MX aad at aa Large lets In Usa's aad Beys
stats at Me aad Me, value a half mera. Cut
arieeaea te "Blar" Waists, terwhleh we are
Laaeaster's asocial Agent. aeePercal Walsls
etag at aV, ate t Laandrted Percale Wahrts,
Js,H j Laaadried Finest French Pereale aad
Scotch atataam Waists, Me. See the ' Day
ton "and uCyelene" White Dress Shirt. They
are " head and shouldert " for fit and Anten of
all Shirts In the market. Three lengths of
sletrssandallslsestopickyeurntfrora. What
will we de with Clothing slaee the January cut
pries sale Is dener That sale at extraordinary
prieeslhaa taken out all theeddsaad ends. We
break the prlee for February en all the remain
der of Winter Suits aad Underwear for Men
and Beys.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
H
irtau A BROTHER.
An Electric Carrent Net Dangerous.
In enr case the Rlectrle Currant is NOT dan
gerous. The PEOPLE, en Uie one hand, are
attracted te ear QOODS, en account of our
CUT PRICES,
Which is the CURRENT tteh finds a re-
whether Bit or lean. Loek at our windows, full
te oyerflewlnt with BAROAINH. the prices
being cut down In erery department. Compare
with ether'sprtees.
, fWIIAT MORE, we have the goods te
back enr prices. Ne advertising prices and
then having the lame excuses or some parties
that the let has just been closed out,ad libitum.
Men's OverceaU from 13 upwards. Men's
Chinchilla and Beaver OverceaU, MSO, were
ft. Men's Kersey and Melten Overcents, 17, 110.
Ill K), 114. thai were SB ,12, ,H, ,18. Men's
We,7t.,KrcSu'.431' W.t. 110, 111, were 17,
19, ,12.114, 117. Men's Beaver. Overcoats, NG0.
7 40, 10, iu, wereaj, 110, au, U. ' " ""'
IT WILL PAT YOU TO BUY FOR NEXT
WINTER,
If net for this anymore.
GRASP THESE BAUUAIMH NOW.
Men's Heavy-Weight Suits at your Own
Price, In fact. HEE THEM. Bey's HulUand
Overcoats at prices which are away below cost :
from K up te 110. Children's HulU and Over
coats from 11 te ft 60.
d
OVE-PRICK
OLOTHINa AND FFRNISHINQ
HOUSE,
forth Qqb Stmt ul Ctttn Sqiin
LANCASTER, PA.
rMMENHE REDUCTIONS.
L.GANSMAN&BR0.
Great Annual
Trouser Safe.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF TROUSERINGS
TO MEASURE.
A GREAT DEAL LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Tills Is without exception the Cheapest Line
of Goods In the Piece we have ever known te be
offered. All desirable kinds of goods and makes,
and altheuih we call them halr.'prlce, many of
them have been marked down te less than one
third their original value.
TROUSERS TO ORDER, 13.60.
' TROUSERS TO ORDER, N .00.
TROUSERS TO ORDER, H.W.
TROUSERS TO ORDER, 5.00.
Five Hundred Pairs of Treuserings, no two of
a klnd.teselect from.
r Men's, Bey's and Children's STORM OVER.
COATH at Sacrificing Prices. They must and
will go, as no reasonable enr will be refused.
Call and see them.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
C aad 8 M0RTH QVEBH 8T
I.W. CORNER OF ORANQI. LAMCAITBI, PA.
n7 Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
rBe cautious and make no mistake se that
you get te Uie rlcht place.
tjtnawar.
H
IGH 4 MARTIN.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT
W are new opening our Spring
Importation of Queentvrare and will
be prepared te supply our customers
with the very beat grade of ware at
Lewest Prices. Heusestlres receive
especial attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
16 East King Street.
M
ADAME GUEIU'ILLON
WILX.OIVK IWSTBVCTlOXS IN
FRENCH In This City.
FROM OCTOBER 1st.
Ne deduction .for abMnee. Fer particulars
address. M'ME G
slydS Ne. Its North Queen Mtrsiu -
HIIISII
BROIM
(Pru
jTXT BOOK TO THE COURT HOUSE.
IDRESS GOODS ENDSl
FROM I TO 10 YARDS, IN BOTH BLACK AND COLORS, Be TO ax-. A YARD.
'" MANY OF THEM ARK NOT HALF PRICE,
srWK HAVE JUST FINISHED INVENTORY AND HAVE MANY CLEAniNQ UP BAR-QAINS.
FRHN ESTOCK'S,
36 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
M
ETSOER a HAUQHMAN.
Zletzfirer &
HAVE THE POPULAR MAKES OF
Sheeting and Shirtings at the Lewest Prices.
Tickings Under Regular Prices.
Table Linens, Towels and Napkins Cheap.
The Best Steam Cured Feathers at Lewest Figures.
Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere,
38-40 West Kinq St., Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
B
ARD A MCELROY.
bard a
Km. 33 aad 35 ieuth Qneea Itnet,
Specia.1 Inductments T
..-A-.tJ,.t .co!i ,IJ5p. u.,5,,,0.n .u"'J5nd V" f?!0" drawing late for heavy goods, we ebr exlra In
ducemenu In Comforts, BlaukcU, Shawls, Underwear, Hosiery, ete., rather than carry ever until
...-.il? ae0DsrNJ5w w!1,te 9"ed?. bullful apron patterns, with woven borders and sides,
f ??-"irJS2 J?1" n,y a0a ecl, wlUi plain tops. Iflc each. Beautiful Satin Bordered White Goods
at It, IB and 35 eents per yard, for aprons or dresses.
PANTiNG-enr stock of Summer Panting opened at HW, It, U, ae and as cents,
r the goods new te make up for the Hummer will find a nice new stock of these bc
m. one let Koady.MadeOetton;PanUloons or
.....HEF8,'. ! t" e'renr attention new te the fact that we are receiving from new en
our new styles of Heme-Made Rag and Ingrain Carpets for the Spring trade, at prices that beat
any of our former efforts.
MUSLIN-Bargalns in Bleached and Unbleaebed Muslin In Pillow Case, Sheeting or Yard
Hea. 33 and 35 loath Queen Street.
eavpet
B
ARGAINSt
Shirk's Carpet Hall I
-FOl
Wilten, Vtlvet, Bedy Bruiieli, Taptitry, Ingrtin, D&mMk
and Venetiui, Bag and Chain Oarptta.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, e.
Wi HAva tbb Laaeatr and Ban Srecx i m Otrr.
H. S. SHIRK Si SONS.
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
fKeit,
F
UNN A BRENEMAN,
Wliat ELLnn & Breneman
Dells and DellCarrlages,
Mteam Engines,
Male Lanterns,
Magnetle Toys,
Printing Presses,
Teel Chests,
Building Blocks,
Feet Balls,
Mechanical Toels,
Vine Lamps, Carvers, Nut Picks,' etc,
Sc
NO. 162 NORTH QUEEN
0lleec.
kEIRCECOLLEOE.
OF BUSINESS
AHD
Short-Hand.
Recerd Bulldlug,
017-01S
CHESTNUT STREET,
rniiuueipuia, i u.
Becend, Third and
Fourth Floers.)
Morning and Afternoon Sessions every week
day except Sunday. Night Sessions, Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings till April 1.
Twelve hundred and sixty-nine (Wjej students
last year. Early applications necessary. Bend
for enrollment blank.
Technical knowledge qualifying for business
engagements. Pull Instruction for commercial
and general business vocations. Alse Short Shert
Uand and Type-Writing.
A faculty of mere than a scere of practical
men who have practiced what they teach.
Bookkeepers out of counting houses teaching
bookkeeping ; lawyers teaching law and busi
ness forms; successful high school principals
teaching English branches; law reporters
teaching short-hand and type-writing, etc., etc.
This institution has U-en exceptionally for fer
tu tale In the success or Uie students who nave
graduated therefrem."
Office open every week day during business
bf.ura and also en Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day Evenings for Uie Enrollment of HtudenU.
Announcements, etc., sent when requested.
Visitors always welcome. Address,
THOMAS HAY PEffiCE, M. A,
auguWmMJS Prluclpal andFeunder
0cntitry;
TVl. NATHORST. DENTIST.
1 28 CENTRE SQUARE,
lw net let your teeth decay any further. Yeu
de net often find a decayed teeth that cannot
be saved by tilling or crewnlug. Have your
teeth examined and attended te at once. It will
save suffering and expense. All operations
guaranteed. Pilling Teeth and Painless Extrac
tion Specialties. rJtWmdAw
TVENTIBTRY.
11 Years Fractlesln One Office."
J. B. MeCASKEY,
NO. II EAST KINQ STREET,
Over First National Bank. Dentistry in all IU
branches. Oas administered. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain. All work warranted.
el0indM,Hw
"4AL1PORNIA.
Vy Special Parties.
Beml-raenthly. Tourist
sleeping cars. Cheap rates. Southern Pacific
Ce. Address, E. 1IAWLKY. Uen'l Eastern
Agent, Bts Breadwny, New Yerk ; R. J. SMITH
Agent, m S, M BU, Pulls. JanlfrlydJtaw
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Haughman
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Mcelrey,
OyaeaiU FeuUkl IU.
These who
oeds te select.
Overalls at 660 each; worth 74e, fust opened,
a Mcelrey,
Oayeaite 7ewstal Zma.
jQalt.
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ARGAUIBI
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Have for Beys and Girls I
Tree-holders (New),
Savings Banks,
Sileed Animals, ete.,
Iren Toys,
Expisss Wagons.
Velocipedes,
Girls' Trloyeles,
Sleds and Coasters
for Wedding and Christmas PreseeU.
ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
Qravbrear.
TTARDWAHEI
HARDWAREI
If yea want te buy a
Heuse-Stire
GOTO
Marshall & Eengiefs,
8 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN ET.
There you can get STOVES, TINWARE,
CEDARWARE, CUTLERY,
And a full line of
Heusefurnishing Goods.
Alse, a Full Stock of GENERAL HARD
WARE, and
PRIME NEW CLOVERSEED.
MAESHALL&RMGIER
NOS. 0 A II SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
IsbS-lrd
Carriages.
s
LEIUIlRi SLK1UUSI
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
40, C, 13 4 ii MARKET STREET, (Rear of the
Posteatce), LANCA8TRR,'yA;
I have new ready the finest assortment of
ALBANY and TOltTLAND BLEIOU8, bi.fi
Single and Deuble, ever offered te tbe public
Prices te suit the times. Call and examine
them.
AfuIlllneofBuggles,Phietensaad Carriages
of every description Alse becend-Hand Werk
or every variety. Ulve me a call. All work
warranted.
ksrltepalrlng In all Its branches. One set of
werksasu especially employed for that purpose.
3UtermB.
T UTHER S. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW.
aeoena; Fleer Kshlesaaa Uw Building, Ne. m
North Duke bHrset. tSmjUm
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IOOTS AND SHOES.
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TAKINGACGOUNTOFSK
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STACKHOUSE'S,
28 and 30 East King t
HAS CLEARED OUT THE CORNERS
AND REVEALED
GOODS THAT MUST "MOVE,"
IF AT YOUR OWN PRIORS
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BOOTS AND SHOES
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AT NOMINAL FIGURES.
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Nea;18al4 90lMtIllfStmt,
LANCASTER, PA.
STRONOI
COSTI
SERVICEABLE I LOW'
17
Shoes fir tie Bep
Shoes madt for husUIng Yeung Araeri (l
lea far stoat, robust, active boys, ever 4
en the romp, the jump, the run. It costs A
money te keep such feet properly etad- ;0
te keep them within leather atraaaeaa $
bla eest Shoes for the boys mart hare M
jw weak polnU-eught te- hare aaasM "
made from leaUier stout and plump la J)
grade, tough and strong In grain tore- V
alst severe strain, and net readily crack rt
or break t geed counters te preserve s
taelraaape : geed bottom stock te with- ''i
stand the rough nsage it's sure te get. $
We have them, built strongly by ther- 4
engh practical shoemakers, made of m. M
Urlal Uled and found right. Bring along S
the boys. Let as shoe them. Keepae- S
count of the cost. Nete the amount of
wear given. That makes sheebuytrs ?,
shoe wis and brings tHea our way Usae S
and again. &
Here'saoheapsheetostartwllh-gooa
steelr, well made j have seamless vaataa,,
nicely fitted and finished, Battea ,eeS&
Lace,alsesltet,at0t. FlneBaeTLaee
aadautten prase Saeea, sMst W,at A
II i styHsa ana attraettre leeklag;: X i
riaer Butt' Uee and Battea Dress Baaet '&
.All MAthsnflhln hul - " - - - ?
tf 00im mnm 9Jt4sV
top te tip t right for style, ritat for wear: ' if; Tl
at tits, $!?
Heavy Veal Cair Bheea, hes-seetea,
Ami hall .kliu. -.... I. L. a .' , lfi -
ing, strong; have soles aad lass, neat t ,4 J
wv ww.a, Bwaui.' tNWBM lUWMK ,1 '
pretty tips; ue malts aad flatskant- , M ,
eiass, tl 60 a pair. l; ". .",,-??
styles j Congress, button or lace, at M '4 4
and as en. . , J?' '1
Youths' Shoes, admirable shapes, at 'Jfe j
-- t - t - - w, .v w ;
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SHAUB & BURNS,
14 MfJsVrK Qmrsm Wrusuei' T.V-wisswVt
TRR.PA, M. ft
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EDUCTION IN 8HOBS I
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Men
TO MAKE ROOM TOR SPRINO ANnsnu. i
MKR STOCK. K
Blnce the Holidays I hare gene all tBreaaa"3
ray stock .and bav 'marked a large quaaUtif SJ
&UB ssen'B lirMui MtinAa it an IuIah -r A
make room for Sp'lng and Summsr Ooeds.
MmS K,M cairskin, Hand-Sew
Laee, Butten aad Cenaress, In two
Men's Fine Calfskin, Hand-Sewed Rtn
a0e.'Bnttenanfllf?nnBraa. in m. uu
SdlslKMSLfttntt. MflliMAfrnM Sh .a ft.
, . v ... Mwwn w w wm, .
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A
Frsaeh Tees. lnLaee, Batten
utrked down tot.
wwvnwM line, witn Tins ana nala i:
or nmiMwn , m
'?-"r,
A swmere teft of the celebrated RlesAKaea
--, VII
Ins aj Hhees, la Laes. Butten and
ufegnm. wtta , sm
plain narrow aad plain bread
.toss, n. a -2
Alse a let of shoes which ws tenn " odds and . .
ends' being slses left ever from regular llsEs.
bought of Vcterles who atllsd, seTd Ht barak f
eat, aad as we cannot tnateh tham esaeUy.
hare marked them down in the saaMtwwet :
Men's as Shoes te Ml tslOTtiees tali ft: M
Shoes teMs t Shoes ieS te twte SfaeMtaC
This U a Bena Fide ReducUen, and we gaar gaar
ntee every shoe eren at these Lew ftgureS. -:;
4BDUpUy can be seen In East Window. :
The One-Price Caah Heum.
Ohas. H. Frey,
iDiiaiBxiwini,! wiuuiij wawsaaar.aiaji
LowPrlesein 0101
BOOTS AND SHOBSl
NOS.S A 6 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
Satnpm.
N1
EW LAMIS AND'ART GOODS.
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Call and. See
-THE
-AND
HRT COODS
ON SECOND FLOOR
Jehn L Arneld's Building, '
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dg-Ud
TALL AND 8EB
THE
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Sixty Candle-Light ; Beats them all.
Anether Let of Cheap Glebes for Gas and OU
Stev.es.
THE M PERFECTION "
METAL MOULDING and RUBBER CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Beats thssa all. .This strlpeatweanall eiaera.'
Keeps out the cold.
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Bieps raiuiag ex wtaaewa.
skMjai euv snow aaa'iaak.,
Iannis aan bddIv It no
ply It no waau or dtrt paaeta
mnnlvlBsr 1L bin be dttad aturwhara i
aa aM
tobere.ready faruse. I wlU aet MlM,araer
start nkr- cushion strip Is tbe most iMrtssaSAi
the StersH Heatsv aad Raage Stere JT '"-
JdM P Schaum & Sens,
84 80UTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCAaTBR PA.
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A. propelled by a geed pewdar I
aaest esetual dsetrayer ales as
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