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Lancaster, Pa.
LAKOABTPt.PA., FebniAry S, 1890.
The Ticket.
The Democracy of the clly mnde ex
' cellent nominations last evening for the
f 0V school beard, councils and ward offices,
PV .,! JUMlfu1 m .1W M.KI.A. alinwa that
r 4iu unjimjcu e f.it.v nuivu ... -
niuu party vote wm ue puireu hi. m
bi election, jucrc in no Big" " n.j
MP n the party In this city nud It Is lu the
-, J, haat xnnrllHnn tnr n alilrltpil PJII1VBM IUU
?"&?. . .. T.-i n. 11.1..1 mi
I5S earnest enerx ie eicct m ui'mu
p city Is te strongly Republican met it n
' 1 11 ...t...H ... Iium 4l.n. ,si
ptf a mailer ui sururisu .nu n-ns iu .-
$ gratulatlen te nnd the minority party
,&. in se goeu a case, jiieru ia, uuwcki,
fe"-' enough In the evll results of the present
W" Bepuhlican administration te Invite 1U
r UHTlUrUM , UUU 11 IUU eU"V iKjiumi-
' can Dcenle of the town can forego their
Wm party prejudice sufficiently te vote for a
m nod Democrat In nlace of a had Rcpub-
? llcan there Is plenty of opportunity af
f forded them te exhibit such virtue and
geed sense.
Mr. Rebert Clark, who has been
unanimously named for mayor ngalnst
r his pretest, has been paid se high a
"compliment by the manner of the uein-
fk ' lnatien that we understand that he has
& nnniMMilprl te ftp rv lit It.
He U entirely capable of filling the
place, if he Is chosen te it, with credit te
himself and the party ; and his personal
popularity bids fair te secu re h is election .
In view of his association with the In
TEI.LIOEXCER it will be becoming In us
te let the voters Judge him without
further words from us.
PcnnsylTania's Picture Heek.
"The Birds of Pennsylvania " Is
the title of a cosily and handsomely
illustrated book published by the state
for free distribution, and se eagerly
scrambled for that a second and revised
edition was promptly authorized by the
Legislature, for the satisfaction of dis
appointed applicants for the first. There
seemed te be no better argument for the
free publication and distribution of this
book than that a large number of people
wanted it and did net want te pay for
It. It afforded a graceful and easy way
of complimenting iullucntlal supporters
of assemblymen, and therefore met with
favor, while it seemed te be in the line
of encouragement of knowledge, and se
found little opposition. Wlicu the sec
ond edition was called for there were
some signs of impatience by city repre
sentatives who failed te appreciate birds,
and by a few whp thought a geed book
worth paying for, and did net like te
see the state going into the free distribu
tion of anything that might really have
a high market value. The first edition
of six thousand copies and the neceud of
nlneleem thousand, will cost the state
together about scvuuly thousand dollars,
and then no doubt a third edition, still
further revised, will be called for and
cheerfully granted, because the states
man Is desperately tired of giving tens
of uninteresting reports te his' Iullucn
tlal friends and appreciates lids picture
book with its oue hundred colored lith
ographs, for which the plates cost four
hundred and fifty dollars each. It is a
very pleasant arrangement all around,
excepting for the book dealer with books
en birds for sale, and as he Is an Insig
nificant minority he can of eourse ex
pect no mercy, and a rapid extension of
the principle may be looked for. Beeks
en cattle, horses, sheep and dogs, may
rapidly fellow the birds ; then books en
flowers, trees and all nature, en a scale
similar te that adopted by the btate ge
ological surrey, with its endless proces preces
sion of volumes. Then after Pennsylva
nia's free encyclopedia has become
famous, there may be a suggestion that
Pennsylvania books ou men and women,
commonly called novels, should lie
printed free. Although issued by the
state for nothing, many of these books
re sure te find their way rapidly te
book dealers, atd people who really
value them pay dearly.
The seventy thousand dollars inlulit
have been mere profitably employed In
cautiously introducing new aud valuable
species of birds, in lessening the nui
sance of the English sparrow, if it is a
nuisance, and in establishing state
aviaries Just as we have state fish farms.
Hawks might be destroyed and Insectiv
orous birds Increased. In fact if our
statesmen were bent en booming bird
they could have used the money well ;
but they were only anxious te meet the
pressure for free and light literature. At
a recent meeting of the State Orange of
the Patrons of Husbandry, Governer
Beaver was censured for net hurrying
up the publication of the second edition,
and it Is new carefully explained that
the state printer was tee busy, but has
at lait commenced work en It. It is a
pity that a small nominal price, say a
dollar a volume, can net be put en the
book Just te see hew many of the appli
cants would step clamoring.
UShj Dees Net Science Tell.
Surely such a w Inter as this should be
susceptible of scientific explanation, uud
that it has net received It reminds u
again that there are many mere things
in heaven and earth than are dreamed
of lu our philosophy. We have been
Used te think that the science of astron
omy had reached te a full understand
ing of the movements of the spheres ;
but when winter turns Itself into
summer it seems that there is
something going en about the
sun or the earth thut we have
net yet comprehended. The Wash
ington weather bureau undertakes
afeeble explanation in attributing the
weather te the changed direction of the
storms from the Recky Mountain
plateaus, and tells us that the irriga.
tlen which lias been extensively intro
duced in the hitherto dry plains of the
Southwest has had a vast Influence
upon the meemeuts of the air. We
might accept this explanation with pa
tience if the alteration in the weather
kad been ta sudden and radical;
but nothing se small w 111 account for this
Jans day lu February. It does seem
tbat With the weather observations
Which nave been recorded for w i, ,,,.
years aud with the industry w ith which
taa suns aud stars have ut, ...ni
Um
scientists ought te be able te at
rival the COOSe bone nml t,.n ...
r
Whsews are going te have summer in
The Count rr Against Him.
It seems that Speaker Reed Is net able
te get through the Jeb lie has set himself
and Is forced te submit te thelleUse rules
for its government Iwfore completing
the Republican roll of membership by
the decision of the contested scats.
One seal only lias been gained by his
action, and It is a peer recompense for
the exhibition that he has made. If all
of his party were as unscrupulous as
himself, he would have gene through
with his task ; but It Is net easy te find
in a body of men such total disregard for
law aud order as animates men
of Reed's stamp lu pursuit of
their alms. Same of his follow fellow
members lu the Heuse have declined
longer te fellow his lead in refusing te
the Heuse the usual and necessary rules
for its government, and the speaker
has been constrained te agree te their
introduction. It Is well that Reed lias
arisen te the scat of power In a time
when the couutrylsfrce from sjcclal agi
tation. He would be dangerous lu trou
blous times ; whereas new he is simply
contemptible. Whether lie lias been
animated lu his course by vanity and
an aim te exhibit himself as a man of
power, as some say, or whether he lias
bad a deeper purpose, he has evidently
overreached himself and done Irrepara
ble damuge te his party. There is no
longer a doubt that he has been offen
sive te the sense of the country aud that
Its verdict is altogether against him.
The Quality of the Ilciirli.
The centennial of the supreme court,
which has been celebrated in New Yerk,
happens at a rather unfortunate time for
that body, which is net at present be
lieved te be Illuminating the nation with
the brilliance of many extraordinary
lights. The fame of the old chief Justices
clings around it still, but there is little
In Its present constitution te reinforce
the odor of the roses. And this by the
way seems te be the condition of things
with supreme courts generally ; and the
suggestion is that there Is some
thing In the temper of the times
which keeps oil' the bench the
brightest legal luminaries. What It is
may net be very hard te guess. In
former days the practice of the law was
net pursued for wealth's sake, or that
at least was net Its greatest guerdon.
It was considered n highly honera-
bio profession, nnd the men who
loved fume knelt at Its shrine. New
the need of the family Is such that the
man of capacity struggles for the wealth
that will enable him te abide in the front
rauk. And te meet the expenditures
which full upon him, the law Is net the
best adapted business ; nnd the judiciary
is net the most profitable walk In the
law. Anlt he It haseoincte pass thulthu
law has ceased te be thu most
honorable occupation, and the bench the
most honored place in the law ; te wlilch
the natural consequence Is that we have
suffered a depredation in the quality of
bench and bar.
AjmniCAN linilers have stirred up an
Interesting llttle rumpus en the count of
Colombia, wlicre thoylune been trading
with the San lllas Indians, much te the til til
gustef the Spanish speaking Colombians,
who want te koep that traile h? their own
hands. The Colombian government took
vigorous measures te step the trading with
Americans mi 1 seut troops te the tiuillng
stations that hail been established. The
story runs that the nnllves heisted
American lings loll with them for
the purjwse by Iho Ynnkce trnders,
that they announced lint thny were
Atnei leans and warned the Colombian
commander te leave at once. The natives
were only armed Ith spears, bows and
knlve, but they have a torrlble lepulalieii
as lighters and the Colombians thought
bostte rotlre te their ship. Mr. I.arkln,
a new Yerk lawyer, w he has Just returned
from the Isthmus, nays that he met thoVap theVap
taln of this force, who laughed at the story,
hut admltted that It was true. Mr barkiu
went down te tiy te save two Ameilc.ui
traders seized by Iheui, but w as unsuccess
ful and bitterly commented upon the attl attl
tude or the Colombians. "The Colombians
think we are a set of 'Old Ucttlcs' who
don't amount te much. If the Unlted
HUites would make a geed Impression en
them Just ouce It would last for xome time,
but our government doesn't hceiu Inclined
te assert Itself evon when the property of
American citizens Is In peril."
The stories or these traders heuiu! suspi
ciously like filibustering, for although the
natives ef.San Bias seem te be practically
indeieiidcnt, their country Is gonerally
recognized as part or Colombia, and jet
the traders say " at each or the KOouteou
trading places we gae the natives a flag
staff nnd an American Hag, which they
were te lly w lien they Haw us coming, anil
a cannon with which they could salute us
properly." They argue that the " Indians
have nevcr been conquered, nnd have
nover paid tribute te the Colombian gov
ernment. The Colombians gave them jnier
whisky and robbed them. Our Islts hae
a refining Inlluenee. We nre il lilting
them." Supnose foreigners had under
taken te glve flags and cannon te a tribe or
our Indians w he had nover been conquered
but had received bad whisky aud been
robbed. Thore neems te be a dillerencc bo be
tween tweedledum and twetdlodee.
Timr.iiluroer Jeseph Murphy and II.
Hamlll A Ce., maiiuraeturers of cotton and
woolen goods and yum, Is attributed te
tbeopeu winter, which did net encourage
the expected demand ftr goods, ir mere
heavy failures traeoable te the same cause
de net occur It will be a sign e cautions
nnd able business management, Ter nature
can't change old established ways without
disturbing the balaiue of things In trade.
A mild winter may be said te be geed for
the peer in net oral senses. It adds te
their numbers by business fullures mid
saves them treuble and suffering, but lu
the latter sunse this winter has lalled by
reason of the grip, which has inore than
niade up for thu woes of cold w wither.
The temperature, by the way, seems te
hae nothing te de with the soverity of
this disoase, as they have it in the far
Northwest, whero the thermometer hay
been wandering ireui twenty te ferty-five
degrees below zero. Whatover the cause,
the grip and the weather have prettv well
upset any doctrlne or probabilities that
may have been the basis or business specu
lation. The druggists ami doctors hae
reaped a line harvest, but as Purls dis
patches reiert greatly Increased inebrlety
due te the prescription of stimulants for
the grip, we may aspect te add that te the
list of damages rrem the renurkable com -blnatleu
or circumstances.
I'EltSOXAI..
I'lioi-ijhseu ANUKIWO.V, lately minister te
Ueniiiark, is romeuibered by net u row
citizens of Milwaukee esu ioer boy who
i'ln111"1! yearta n?0 lidding apples
about the banks and railway elllcei
RicitAiiii II. Jackse.v, the young man
who, by hla bracry, sated theIhes of a
en beard the Trenten in the .Sameaii burr -euue,
has been favorably roeeuimoiided for
au appointment us ensign in the navy.
mHVu RH;'nT,,,Y S'""'!!!!: died in
Media en Tuesday, or Kustrltin, aner U,
Illness or ten days. Islie was Iho iruef
Professer Miertrldge, proprietor or the
Media academy for boys and or Broeko
Hall seminary for young ladles, and took
betliwtt 1art iU lUe ,,,an8Ke",''1 '
Emi-eiiuk William and; Prince Bis
marck resolved that there should be no
repetition aller the death of I'mpress An
gust of the sjmabblliip, and mUunder
flDS,viUi?U ntlariyl Kurope after
the death of Emperor Frederick, 'charge
of the papers of the empress was given te
a state officer, and they were placed under
acnl In order that the Journals nnd memoirs
alie was known te have written might be
quietly burled in the Ilohentellorn family
archives instead of causing treuble and
disturbance like the famous diary or Kin Kin Kin
porer I'rederick.
Tin: ntrun or MeNTrr.ssimi, Antolne
Marie Phllllppe Leuis d'Orleann, died sud
denly en Tuesday nt Han Lucas, Spain.
He was the firth son or Louts Phllllppe,
and was GO years old. He was the father-in-law
of the Count of Paris, his eldost
daughter having married that prince In
1S0I. His third daughter was Mara de las
Morcedes, the first w lie of the late king or
Spain. In his youth he was an ofllcer of
artillery and saw real sorvice In Africa.
Helms been n conspicuous llnure lu Kurope
since 1801. the date or the "famous Spanish
marrlage" by which he was unlfed te
Marie Loulse Pordlnande de llourbeu, the
sister or Quecn Isabel I. The marrlage
plnnned by Leills I'lillllppe and Uulsseppe
was Intended te put n French prince en
the throne of. Spain. Montpcnsler was one
or the candidates for the throne when
Amadeu, of Savey, was chosen.
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The Unlted Htntes Mllltla.
The repert of Adjutant General Skelten
upon the mllltla ferce or the United States
shows the strength or the mllltla of the
states te consist or 7,097 commissioned
officers, DI,:i7J enlisted men and 7,'209,4'JS
moil net organized, but available for mili
tary duty; of the territories, 21 1 officers,
2,:iil.'i men and 101,07.1 available ; of the
District of Columbia 141 officers, 1,01.1 men
nnd 42,000 avallnbles, making a grand total
rer the United Slates or 8,0W ollleers, 103,
2ft! men and 7,ri2,171 nvallables. New
Yerk is the banner mllltla state, with 743
commissioned elllcers, 13,478 men nud
O.'iO.OOO nvallables, Pennsylvania following
with 0J8 officers, 7,80.1 men and C7i9,WJ5
available. Ohie ranks third, the Puck Puck
eyn state having .175 officers, r,GH enlisted
moil mid C00,000 avallables.
A Teunir Laity Killed.
i:tta L. Phillips, or Pittsburg, a student
or lletlmny college, nt Wellslmrg, V. V.,
dled Sunday morning rrem the effects of n
pistol shot. On last Friday Miss Phillips,
nccompanled by anotlier young lady nud
two gentlomen, were at target practice
with nnolvers Just back of the college,
when, by seme nccident, a ball struck her
in the bowels, lodging lu the llesby part of
herhlp. Her sullerlug until the llme or
her death was Intense. Nlie was enn or the
brightest or her class nnd rosectcd by all.
Ne fragrant wild flower of the heath
lnauccter than my .Itilln'mljili ;
Ne jiearl la whiter than hrr tei'lli,
While her soft lli Die re""- OJe.
Fer HOZU PONT Is her delight,
11 keeps tlinse charms se pure ami hrlKht.
CoMlxcnens In llic forerunner of many ilnn
Krreiis illRi'iiees. (.'etntlpiitlcm nml il stK-iisin
roliew 11 n tun ncssiln indele, l.mmler will
5lu It ii sure (piletus In u few ilu)s, At nil
riiKKl't". UiccntA.
Ailtlcnef mi old nurse. Tlie baby would lie
iihiajn tirlslit nnd cheerful If nu occinleiml
dose et Dr. IliiU'n lliiliy Hrup were nJmltilv
fered.
Have you et snlt-rhcuin or teller,
Herefula or te er-neres 7
Yeu lll nerr hu the better
l'er j our full Ii In nunekbdi bores.
Merle from nntiiru'sMere tlie triuutue
TliatwIllKinnyeu rrem thcRmxn
And kUeIiIphhIw: without measure
Net te foul, or iiuaek, or kunve,
but te Dr. I'lcrra'a Gelden Medical Dlwecrv,
the Merld-fiimed cure for thoubeve iIIsphkeh. H
Is KunranttsHl te euro the diseases for which It Is
recommended, or money paid for It will here
nmiled. W.ThAw
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OODrJSAIWAI'Altll.l.A.
Scrofula.
In One of Hi Werd FenmA llcmuvh
ublc Cure.
A " wlilteswcllliig" Isoneof the ery pain
ful forma of scrofula and most dlfuciilt te euro
'Iho remarkable ctlect or Uoed'sHarsapurllla In
thnensadesrrlbcd below, Illustrates the power
of t his medicine overall diseases of the bleed.
" In IIW7 my son, 7 j ears old, had a whltARwel.
linn coine en his rlaht leg below thu knee, w hlch
beeauie ery much swollen and painful, nnd
contracted the muscles se that Ills ls was
drawn up nt rlithl ancles. Physicians lanceil
Hie smcIIIus', which discharged freely, but
falled Ie help him materially, and I considered
him
A Confirmed Cripple,
I was iibeiil te lake him te Cincinnati for an
ojicriillen, expecting his leg would hit te hu
tnkeueir, nud lugnii giving hlni Heed's Snrsn
parllla In order te get up Ills stieugth. The
modU'lnuwekutiphlsnpputltonnd seen plees
of bone were discharged from the sere. We con
tinued with Meed's Kusuparllla, as II seemed
lohednliiKhlmsetmidigoodudthodlschaigo
from the sure i!icrcasci!,tlie swelling went down,
the leg straightened out, nnd lu a few months
he had perfict use of his leg. He new runs
ocr)Mherc,nslUelynsnuybey,anduppiireiitlv
is ns wellasever." Jehn I.. McMriiu vv,Netur'y
Public, Haeusuoed, V. Va.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by nil druggists. II; six rer te. Preimred
only h) C. I. HOOD A CO , Lewoll, Mass.
KM) Hoses One Dellar (I)
IWIrTHSPlX-IKIC.
MERCURIALR?IEUMATISM.
Mr. J. Clenes, city marshal of Kullen, Ar
Kansas, writes: "About tin )rars nge Icon Icen Icon
lractednseerocnMiorblood poison. 1 he lend
ing ph)slclans of thu city were inlled In, nnd
they pu-scrlbed liiedlrlnuuflri mcdlelne, wlilch
1 took without altiirdlng me nny relief. I aKn
tried mercurial nud potash remedies, with the
Kuinu iiiisiiccessnil result, but which brought
en mi nttiuk of mircurial rheumatism thut
made my life one of untold ugeny. After sur
ft ring four meuilis, I gnnup nil reriuer reme
dies mid commenced hiking Hwlft'sHiieclllelH.
H. H.) After tnklne seiernl bottles,) was in
tlrely cured nnd nbiote risuine work. I con.
slder Hw!fl's.Specll!e(.M.H.H.) the gleutcsl med.
Iclne for bleed poisoning te-da) en the mar
ket. '
INHERITED SCROFULA.
Hwlfl's Ssm iflclH. S. H.)cured my little boy of
hciedltar) scrofula, which brolse out nit iiver
his fiice. Ker a yinr he hud sum red, uud 1 hail
plen up nil hopes of his reeeeiy, when ut
length I was Induced totiseH. H. H. After using
a llew bottles he mis enthely ciireil. Net a
s)iuptem new reniulns of the dlsmse. Uhls
was tlireujeiirsuge.
MIL4.T. 1.. MATItr.ttfs.
Mnthenllle, Miss.
TrcntUeeii llloednnd Hkln Diseases nmlkd
frei-.
P) HWIKTHl'KCIKIO CO.. Atlanta, (In.
Scflrtfjlloticce.
l.isi AT k ok (ii:oueiTwi:i.MANri.A'i f: OP
Hi UuiciMler ilty, disenud. letters testa
uieutiirr unsnhUktutehuNlug been gmutedte
tlie undersigned, nil icrsens Indebhil iheiete
nre leipiestid te make Immediate im)munt,
uud tliee lmlng clilms or denmndsngalnst
the same, will present them without ilelav for
sctSlemeiit te the tiiideisliifd. lesldlng lu Luii
cister city. il AltY W PI.MAN, Kxeculrlx.
Jeit.s I.SNMikii.Atlerne). JiMJtdW
1?ISTA'I l'7eP MAltV McCIOVhitN. l.ATlflTp
lit l-uiHaster clt), ilvceiisnl. Utters ofnil efnil ofnil
inlnlstrutten en said istntehiiNlngbtHii granted
telhetinderslgniHl.nll inrsens liulebtetl thirete
nre requested te make linnusllntu pu) ment.nnd
these liiivlng claims or demands against the
same, will present Iheni without tlelii) for t.
tlemint te the undersigned, residing luiiun.
helm township, Imneaster county.
CATHAKtNi: J. MlOOVKUN,
, . . Administratrix.
Jiiiin a.(iuk, Attorney. JJMjniw
VltotenviHiho.
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Twe Ilackgreunds made especially for Hut and
Three-quarter length PhotegrajOig.
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
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COAL DEALERS.
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PHlLAtilLrHIA.'VVednetsUy.Vfb. 8, UW.
New Dress Stuffs arc push
ing te the front. Every day
fresh lines, or old familiars as
gced as ever or bettered, are
getting en te the counters.
Lansdewite.
Yeu heard of Lansdewnc
last season. Twin sister of
Gloriosa ; this difference Lans Lans
dewne isn't iridescent , Plain
colors only, but there's all the
life and sparkle te them that
fine silk and fine wool cunning
ly put together can show.
A fairy Lansdowne host has
just floated te the front. Up
te last season's premise in
everything; ahead of it in
many things.
Yeu knew the beauties of the
stuff. Lightness with strength ;
delicate te the touch.; and the
most exquisite shades. Mere
than thirty of them arc en the
counters new, including all the
new tints for street and even
ing wear. Such creams and
ivories !
40 inches wide, $1.25.
Mehairs.
A lively season for all the
lustre dress goods. The crispy,
springy Mehairs are out in
force with no old goodness lest.
Better if possible. On this
hundred feet or se of counter
five grades 37c, 50, 65c,
75c, $t. Ne, these are net the
50c Mehairs, they arc 37c.
Of course it's surprising. AU
our doings in dress goods
bristle with such surprises.
Dresses that Fit,
Think of a made-te-measure
dress that fits exactly the first
try. Ne pinning and pulling
and seam-shearing ; no fret and
worry and cloth wasted ; just a
few minutes in the measurer's
hands, the precise mould of
your form is taken, and there's
the end se far as you are con
cerned. We de it by the Pol
lock Dress-Fitting System, "the
only perfect system of waist
measurement we ever knew of."
Yeii can see it in operation in
our Dressmaking Parlors, sec
ond fleer.
$1 for waist andslecz'cs lininp;
perfectly fitted and basted and
ready te put en.
$2 for waist and sleeves lining
and cloth basted together, but
you must furnish the cloth.
ferseys.
A bright day or se should
end the half priced Jerseys.
Had as the weather was, they
scattered right lively yesterday.
tlO from f.10
tsirrem S1-'
i 1 60 from id
and se en. Ends of a
dozen
lets of first chop goods.
Upholstery.
There is a Chestnut street
window full of Printed Velvet
Curtains and yard goods. The
things in it stand for our doings
along the whole line. There's
a pretty penny te be saved en
just the things everybody. wants.
Towels.
Handsome
clear thread
sheen of the
I luck. Clean,
with the silvery
finest flax. Bin-
(24x44
stance ;
inches), lull
the spongy
of sub-
sort of
Tewel that sops up water,
f7f
only 25c.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Suva.
R
AltP. llAUUAINS.
-O.N-
Blankets, Driving Caps,
-AND
ALL WINTER GOODS.
rru kehus ne.r
ULANI'lTrs l'HOM
?i75 VV.
TOc UP.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
UVNCASTKR. PA.
fiemv.
L,:v
AN'H KI.OUII.
" Prove All Things and Held
Past te That Which
Is Geed."
Levan's
Fleur I
Special Big Reduction
$ev Sate or ftent.
TUIIMO HAI.K OK
VALUABLE CITY
JL JJWKI..1.INUS,
On Tuesday, Fbiiruaiit ll. Inn.
by virtue or nn Ordfr of the Orphan Court of
LiinttMtcr county, Iho undermined will iwllut
public ule. Rt the leopard hotel, en Kiut Kln
Hlreet, the following KchI Ketat. te wit:
no. 1. an inni eeruiin iuer iieceorureund
ki 1 1111 te en tli north lde or Kaat Oranc street.
In l-nnentter, numbered 25, benlnnlncpl point
nn ion norm iue 01 tjun orange iitmi, ana
runnlnfrnortli29reetand2 Inchca along a wall
en tlie wcit aide of a three-feet common alley ;
thence eat three feet along property late of
Amen Ml ley, deceaxeil thence north along the
xame ( feet nnd 6 Inches : thence rant alone the
nliv t
SO Teel nnd 0 Inches te a point en the north side
of Kasl Orange street ; thence along said street
SW feet te the place of beginning, en which arc
ercciee a mree-siery uricK uweiuni
ng Meuse and
iwo-Aiery uricK bacn-bulldlnc am
IM
ether tm.
tirevemems, being the
realdpnee of the tate
iac
iicnj
r. niicnK.aeceaiiea. this property is In
ila ni
excellent repair, commodious, with all modern
conveniences. I
Ne. a, nil thnt certain let of ground, situated
en the north side of West Chestnut street. In
snld clt', containing In front en said west
Chestnut street 2.1 feci, mere or less, and extend
ing northward In depth ISO feet, en which Is
erected n three-story green stone nnd brick
dwelling house, numbered SIS, with ten rooms,
bath, het nnd cold water and ether modern
con, cnlcnccn. This house Is brand new.
Ne. 3.ii let of ground, numbered 2M en the
Jinn of lets laid out by A. M. Brencman and
esse l-nnrtls, called the Chestnut Htrcet Tract,
en file In the Ile order's office of said county!
snld let containing en the north side of Fulton
street, In said city, 22 feet, and extending lu
depth 112 feet te a 10-feet wide alley; bounded
en the north by mid ft! ley, en the seu III by Fill,
ten street, en the cost by property of Jehn 11c 11c
(leu.k, nnd en the west by property of Ueergs
A. Marshall.
These properties will be sold te sottle the ci ci
taeo of snld deceased.
Piirchnw money te lie paid en April 1, 18U0.
Male te commence nt iy o'clock p. m when
nltcmlnnce will be given and terras made
known by
CATIIA1UNK C. HHKNK,
J. W. U. 1IAU8MAN,
Adnilnl.lrnlorsef llenj. F, Hhenk, deceased.
Juki, I.. Halves, Auctioneer.
jHz:,2r,,29,fi1f,fl,iid
Y KAl. KSTATK OFFICK.
HERR'S
GENERAL REAL ESTATEOFFICE,
HOUHIW,UlIH.l)INalX)TS,FAnMnI MILLS,
Ae for sale. Urent bargains. Call for our new
Cutnlnguejuideut.
1IOU8P.S nml I1U8INK4S PltOPKHTIKSal.
wnys en liuiid for rent.
HUNTS COLLIXTF.D - Preiicrtlcs taken
chnrjje of, collection or rents, payment of taxes,
repairs, etc., Httciideil te without trouble or an
noyance te en iters.
MONP.YTO IX1AN ON MOItTOAtUX-Fer
theso liming money te liuent we haoflrst haeflrst
clnsK inerUuis'cs en hand and the best of facili
ties for liicstliii;.
Tl ri.K PAPEIW prepared and lilies carefully
examined.
Allan A. Herr,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
NO. 103 KAST KINO STREET.
nev K 3md
QKCUItK A HOME FOlt YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Year Family,
KOR SALE
ON TUP. MOST l.tllERAL, TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 120
feet deep, en Lancaster ncuue, between Wal
nut una f'inen streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling heuies with mnn
Rnrd reef, perches In front, lets HI feet deep, en
North Plnu, between Chestnut nnd Walnut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards. Iren fences, lets 150 feet deep, en West
Wnlinit, between Mnry and PlneKereeU.
Tno-ktery brick duelling houses, lets lt5 Teet
dee
am!
-i.,.,., ., vflfc ..-1,111 nm-i'i, uuiwevit i;iiarieiie
if Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelllnghnuses, lets 150 feet
deep, with nil thu modern ImprinemvnU), front
jards.nn West Chestnut street, between Pine
mid Nevln streets.
AIe houses en Enst Walnut, North Llme,
North Mnry, between Walnut and Lemen, and
Lemen, between -Mnry nnd Pine streets.
All the nboe houses nre In geed erder, newly
pnpercd, gns 11 x Hires In nil the rooms, water lu
tlin kitchen, nnd the cellars unrrnuted te be dry.
Cull undseofer jeurself, no trouble te show
you.
ioKaELMK-eulor,
apr'-'rt-lyd.M. W.H. SM North Mary Htreet.
F
OU KENT.
Reems for Rent,
THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS,
-above
Chas. H. Frey's
SHOE STORE,
Nes. 3 and 5 East King St.
'llilrd lloer lloem Is handsomely papered
nnd tilted up, hn lug Its own water clewl and
nashstand lu a small nnle-roem, the fleer Is
pinned nud oiled, mnkliiK u liuniKeme room,
sullnble for dnm liif, seclnbles, Keeret ortfanlra ertfanlra ortfanlra
tlens, etc.
Iho Fourth Ploei li'nel .ipered,but will ulse
benttcd up In slinllnr tj Ie tenuit(Kd tenants.
It bus Its own water closet nud wnnlistaud;liilts
present condition Is sultuble for Hulit niunufac.
line.
Fourth Fleer for llciit tinm March Ut, aud
Third Fleer from April 1t.
Cheap Rent te Geed Tenants.
M'PI.Y'IO
Ohas. H.Frey,
(Successor te FHEV 4 ECKERT) the leader of
Lew Prices lu
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOH.3 A 5 E.VSI' KINO WTHEEI',
LANOAHTEIt. PA.
Itlueic.
rpiiEMt'sicsreiiE.
THE MUSIC STORE.
PIANOS.
DI.CKKK IIIIOS. PIANOS,
HAINES I1HOH. PIANOS.
MAHON A HAMLIN OllfiAN. 1IANU
OUl'lIEMl'HAL INbTllUMEN It.
AND
preperiy m ,nr. ueexn, is reel ana 10 inches!
ihenre south along property of Cyrus Celvln M
reel nnd 1 Inch ; thence nut along the same 4
fpetnnd lOlnchcs! thence south alniiv thi, aatn
8T1UNGSANI1T1UMMING80KALI.KINU.S.
WOODWARD & CO.,
14 East King St, Lancaster, Pa.
0rn 0mb
S'
PCCIALBARUAIMB.
J. Harry Stamm.
24
Taming Prices Upside Down
Turning Prices Downside Up.
It don't maksmurh difference which j en like
best, we euly
WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WK AKK
Closing Out
AIIOUT
' 250 REMNANTS
OP
RLACK HENRIETTAS,
BLACK CA81IMERES,
COLORED HENRIETTAS,
COLORED CASHMERES,
PLAEV CLOTHS,
EANCY CLOTHS.I
PLAIN AfD STRIPED SERGES,
RLCK DRESS SILKS,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
At the Lewest Prices
EVER ASKED IN OUIt CITV.
Shrewd, tJuIck lluvers will be the Ijiree Gain
ers by rajImjOiir Stere an Early Visit.
Twenty Deren Men's 17c Linen Turndown
Cellars at ti;c Each.
Huchlngs, Hlbbens, Stamped Linens.
Corsets, .lexseys. Towels. Table Linens.
UannerUeds, Plush Ornaments, Etc.,
AT-
LOW PRICES
AT
J.HarryStamm's,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
AND .17 NORTH QUEEN ST
CASTEH.PA. 35
LAN
Charles Stamm's
LANe.VSTEIt.PA.
New Spring Goods!
New .Shades Henriettas.
New Shades Cleths.
New Shades Dress Silks.
New Shades Cashmeres.
New Shades Surah Twills.
New Styles Plaid Dress Goods.
New Styles Striped Dress Goods.
New Things In Cream Dress Goods.
New Styles In Fine liluck Goods.
New Pink, lllue and Cream Henriettas.
New Htj les In Illack and White Geed.
New Things In Silks for Trimmings.
New Shades lu Tricot Cleths.
New Stripes and Plaids In Outing Cleths.
New St) les Calicoes,
New Shades of Cheese Cleths.
New Things In Silk Itlbbens.
New Point Laces.
New Hamburg Edgings.
New Haud-Mude Torchon Lace.
New St les of ltechlngh.
New Things In Luce Veilings.
New Assortment of Kid Glees.
New Silk and Linen Handkerchief.
New Bilk Lisle Thread und Cotten Hosiery.
New Assortment of Corsets.
New Styles of Shirting Percales.
irKamples sent fiee upon application. Couu Ceuu
try orders reecho prompt and cart fulnttentlen.
Goods sent te all parts C. O. !., or ou receipt e
Postettlce Order,
BOSTON STORE.
NEWBOSTONSTORE
u
mm Street,
Mi puSW,
!t mnt hoc.
"DOOTH AND BIIOBJ,
WHY?
S ome folks arc always wondering why
T here's J list one place where they can buy
A- they cannot nt ether place,
C'-heap goods that would a lVlncess gr.
K-new then, my friend, the reason why j
II e taiwi by knurtng hew Ie buyt
O-n this depend-you'll never find '
U-peti hli shehe the shoddy kind I
8 heuld you net knew who this may be,
E-ndcnver down these lines te see I
STACKH0USE,
Leading Shee Dealer,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
G
OINO AT All6UT IIALK PRICE.
Odds and Ends !
However perfect the system of trans
acting business, In the best regulated
stores odds und ends In merchandise will
accumulate. Te tills rule our store Is net
an exception. Odds and ends we have
fewer than you'll II nil anywhere else.
These here, however, we mean shall find
buyers. If a low price will sell tliem-a
price thnt Is Just half former nines.
These goods ure clean, smooth, nnd well
finished and worthy the attention of
economical bujers. We de net have
them In all sUes, but for the owner or
the feet they'll tit, we'e decidedly the
best bargains tn leather audshecmaklug
etrered In Lancaster.
UAUOAIN No.-1-lieys' Calf Beets,
sires l's nnd 2 i only. Were J2 SO nnd H
n pair; cut In price te tl u pair. These
Heets are strongly mnde ami well fin
ishedexcellent goods for school or
knock-about tisnge. Solid leather
throughout heels, soles and counters.
1IAKGAIN Ne. 2-Youth's Selar Tip
Grnln llutten Shoes solid leather
throughout-no shoddy. Neat toektng,
easy fitting, nicely finished, strong Ter
wear. All 2 s In sires none ether. Never
held ter less than tl 2.5 and (1 00. The
price te-day Is cut te SI.
UAHGA1N Ne. X SIlsscs' Opera Te
Hullen Shoes nil l's In sires no ether.
Stylish, snug fitting, durnble, the pro
ducts or best American makers, In these
12 grades nre cut te 8125; 81 grades te
1100; 84 grades te 82.
BAHGAIN Ne. 4-Men's Butten Shoes
pretty shapes, first class makes, excel
lent materials. Sires. (Me IPs, tm lusle.
12 grades cut te 81 25 ; 8-1 grades nt II 50 ;
81 grades nt J2 ; 85 grades nt 82 50.
SHAUB& BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
(Sreccvtca.
c
UT PRICES
-IN-
Groceries, at Clarke's.
Large Sl?e Bettles Worcestershire Sauce,25e.
Small Hlze Bettles Worcestershire Sauce, 20c.
bugle Brand Condensed Milk, per can, 15c.
Fresh Salmen I012c per can. Frc neli Peas, few
spots of rust en can, 12c. Imported Spaghetti
Macaroni, lie per pack. Dark California Apri Apri
cets.Bc'rUb. Ilrl.Mit ns n Dellar AprleeU, 15c
ft. New Prunellas, 8e nnd 12c te. Whole Ap
ples, w 1th cores out, euly 10c Ih. Pared Evap
orated Peaches, 20e lb. Unpared Ewiperaled
Peaches, 5e V lb. The host French or California
Prunes, lOcv lb. 'Iho best tOa Mixed Ten, .15c V
lb. The best ltle Cellees, 2!e lb. 'I hree tbs Beg
ulnr Dried Beef for 25c. Extra Dried llecfKnhck llecfKnhck
les, ItcTtt ft. California Hams. 7c V lb. sheulaer
Hams. 6c V lb. Finest Sugar Cured Hams, lOKc
ft. The Great XXXX Fleur for 75c liar.
P. H. The nbe e prices are geed for te-morrow
only February 1. Se tnnke no mlttake,
but come te-morrow nnd seciue burgnlns.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
TE,, COFFEE A. GROCERY STORE, NOS. ?2
A U SOUTH O.UEEN ST.
TBUlWK'S.
RELIABLE GOODS.
Wc nlni te furnish Geed Goods nt Reasonable
Prices.
BUCKWHEAT 1 BUCKWHEAT I
We hae Choice, Pure, Plain, lluckw licat,
that with Fleishman's Yeast Oftikes the finest
Buckwheut Cakes. Wtuilse lia e Hevkcr's and
Stevens' Scir-Rulslng
CORNMEAL.
Granulated, Brinser's Kiln-Dried and Whlte
Cernmeul.
OATMEAL AND AVENA,
Cracked and Rolled Whent, nlwajs ficsh. Im
ported Mncnrenl nnd Vermicelli.
CHEESE Dutchhc.id or Edeni, Pine Apple.
Sapsuge, Roquefort, and erk State Full Creum.
A CARLOAD OF SALT. Just recehed, n
car of Coarse and Fine Suit, orsuperler iiuallty.
HONEY! HONEY! Flne Comb Heney:
ali.e, Ornmte lllosseni Heney In bettles, and
Rendered Heney by the pound.
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
S1clephene Connection.
A T RE
REISrM.
Step! This Is Heist's Advertisement ! Don't
read ft unless J nu want te sae money.
Canned Cem, 5c.
Canned Stmwberi les, four cans for 25c.
Canned Black berries, fie.
Canned Blackberries, four cans for 25c.
Flne Whele Canned Tomatoes, be.
Finest Pie Peaches in cans, 10e.
Finest French Peas, two cans fer25e.
Flue French Fens, Hen cnn.
Evaporated Anrleets, three pounds fer2V.
Evaporated Apricots, Bright Celer, 15u a
pound.
Gelden Egg Plums, 10, I2Uand 15c a pound.
Fine Large Gelden Cullferula Prunes, 2Uca
pound.
Fine Country Diled Apples, Ce a (iurt.
Flue EMiperated Apples, three and two
pounds for lix
Peaches, Bright New Goods, fle pounds 25c.
Peaches. Evuperuttd, three und te pounds
for 25e.
Prunellas, Fine Fruit, two pounds for 25c.
Fine IjirgeMuscuttll Rnlsliis, Uc.
Flue Large French Piunes, three pounds, 25e,
California Prunes, rcriuliu no sugar, 10, ll, 1.'
and He u pound.
New Large Figs, two pounds for 25c.
New Stewing Figs, three pounds for 2c.
Crystullied Figs, two pounds for 25c.
Finest French Fit; I"ustc, 15c a pound.
Dates, never saw the like, four pounds for 25c,
Mincemeat, 6, 8 and 10a a pound.
Oranges at 10, 15 und 20c a dozen.
Finest Line of Flerida Oranges.
Flue Yerk Stute lloney lu combs, lscu eund.
Fluest Yerk Wtnte Extracted llenej, two
pounds for 25c.
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermicelli and Italian
Piute. The above lire all New Italian Goods, at
12Kc a pack.
Heme-Made Apple Butter. 8c a pound.
Skinned Hams, nit fat cut etr, U',0 a pound.
Picnic Hams. 8c a iieund.
Dried Beef, 10c.
Dried Beef Knuckles, 15c.
Finest Summer Bologna, Sk
Boneless Hams, from four iHiunds up, l.V.
Scaled Herring, te (J) In a box, 25c a box.
Finest Portland Herring, six pounds for 2.5c,
Tripe In 20 pound kegs, 81 25.
Finest Genulue Swiss Cheese, In ten-pound
lets, tie.
Corullne, lOcapack.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE H1H,
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin & Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, aud
Next Doer te Berrel Herse Hetel.
Loek for the Big Sign across the pa enicnt.
OOft D.VV COUIWhj S0 NIGHTfaEi.
!O0 blON. KKM10NUUUlM-ti COl
LEGE. Yeuug Men and ladles. This school
Is better preparcsl than ever te glve you a first
cla. business education. Our ilferts the tlrst
veur have been crowned with wonderful suc
cess. W. D. MO3EI, Prln.,
imw 16 North Queen St., Lancaster, P,
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