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Wty Tk Killer.
A young lady of Missouri took a pistol
from ft bureau drawer and pointed It at
rirl friend with the emphatic state
ment "This Is the way te acare burglars."
ine inena ureu leu uuuuiu imci uuu
wW demonstrated that tbe young lady
of Missouri was quite right. Burglars
will henceforth take warning that the
"aarvlvlnir nsrtlclDant In this object les
son fully understands the art of scaring
them. 8he did net knew it was leaded
and her method of scaring burglars was
baaed en the assumption that they
would net knew it was empty. Possibly
she had received nssurauccs from the
person who owned the weapon that the
presentation of an empty pistol was nil
that was necessary te preduce panic
in a burglar, and no doubt she had been
impressed with the talcs of missionaries
who commanded profound respect by
the moral Influence of en unleadod
revolver but who would net sheet any
one for the world no, net even te
prevent the stealing of their horses.
There has been se much Indiscriminate
abuse of the peeple who suffer from ac
cidents of this kind that It Is tluie te
state the ether side of the case. It does
net seem te be recognized that the per
son who accidentally kills another, is a
sufferer claiming the most hearty sym
pathy. This young woman of Missouri,
who killed her friend In n fevsoceuds
of thoughtless play, Is said te be losing
ber reason, and certainly claims nil the
pity that may be lavished en the case,
for her dead friend's sufferings are ever.
The regular stock editorials, savagely
condemning the-party who " did net
knew it was leaded." will of course be
'? published In thousands of papers with
Variations lO BUiviuia uuse ; uui u uu-
.test against the Injustice of thus concen
trating censure upon the only victim
whose suffering might be a little relieved
by mere humane treatment. There are
at least two victims In nil tragedies of
this kind, the party killed and the one
who unintentionally does the killing,
and the latter Is usually the greatest
&&" sufferer.
The consciousness of having
by your own thoughtlessness put an cud
te the life of a friend, does net need the
stimulus of public censure te make it
terrible.
There are ethers who should
take a share of the censure that
la always heaped upon the bend
ing head of the mlscrable accidental
assassin; Iu this case the nccldent might
p sever have happened If the young
'? woman had been carefully Instructed In
ft , the use and abuse of firearms. These
"' familiar with weapons are net usually
x'P these who suffer by thcm.fer familiarity
i3?r,deei net breed contempt of bullets. The
ciauureiose instruct tier may de one
cause of the disaster, and Anether was
the placing of a leaded pistol In a place
easily accessible te ethers. If a man
must have a weapon nhvnys ready for
lnstaut use, let him nt least keep It
under lock and key, nnd keep the key
la his pocket, remembering that he has
udden death locked up at home ready
te break loeee among his family. It
seems better te run the risk of the less of
a few seconds In the rare craeigency
when that revolver may be needed, aud
te keep the leaded chambers and the
weapon safely ssparatcd. With a little oil
and practice they can be quickly slipped
'together. It is possible that In Missouri
the conditions of life demand the liberal
aeatterlnir of leaded sclf-cecklntr rcvel-
s 'vers nil ever the house, but then thu
v family, men, women nnd children,
aheuld be trained te regard them with
profound respect, which It Is evident
waa entirely-lacking iu the case-cen
sldered. The Missouri girl should be
pitied for havlug encountered circum
stances for-which she had net been
properly trained, and she Is net deserv
ing of censure. She has quite enough
already In her own mind. The luc'.dent
te a mere forcible lessen en the felly
of presuming that arms are unleaded
than any that the pen could set forth.
Aa Imurauce Pointer.
The supreme court has giveu a well
merited rebuke te Insurance agents who
are se eager for business that they wrlte
policies without due caution. The Phil
adelphia Teel company hud been Insured
by an agent as is usual without formal
written application describing their
Interest in the building occupied. The
policy Insured the building for a thou
sand dollars and placed fifteen hundred
en machinery, but when it had been
burned the company refused payment
en the ground that as the tool company
had no Interest iu the building
the policy was void. The opinion,
written by Justlce Williams, is te the
effect that as no representation of auy
. ' sort, oral or written, was made by tbe
'- assured It should be assumed that the
sj$ agent Intended te cover In geed faith
the Interest of tbe insured in the
--building. "Fraud Is never te be prc
ji sumed," and in this case none Is shown,
-J;, unless it can be deduced from the state-
SBstnt of tne insurer ler wnicu ttie in-
sered is net responsible, The policy is
V;"w be uiierpreieu sincuy ugaiusi iue
'v, eeenpany whose contract It is. Apply-
.T.mss; uiia principle, iue court ceuciuues
Cataii the Dellcv was made in view
i .! the facts and intended te
eever sucu luiurem in iue uuuu-
LlBflS as tne insurea una. Tuls was
7 Misase-held only, but it was an insurable
interest, and presumably the luterwt
ifwhlch an application for Itlsurauce
Xf would have shown. "The policy cov cev
l" rntlne enlv the interest of the les-
, j-y see, the ownership of the fee becomes
i.fjsamaieriai." -xiiisvery interesting uc--iv'eUleu
should have the effect of making
sjMQtsmere careful en this particular
-ietat, but it is also a wholesome rebuke
t W sv " vw.MiiuH hi vavaiJV
, xtweBiaeir ceuirucis ey uunsy cnarges
?at fraudulent Intentions against repute-
. We business men, who may haveper-
fasniinl tbelrslde of the rnntmM liv niv.
flag sjelkles for years.
' lalsssBsssjsiasssss.faaasjSjllallBlaBa
;a ' YerrlBfFeTer.
-Tbete le dsayr.ef aa outbreak of the
avajew' eTrkeW Xw Mexico.
Is4lM-ie4JhkBJM0iuew telegraphs
WMWet-sjkjMIJ, as usual, at the
X MsWSSSttbM. The story runs
that the white stele a Navajo blanket
and shot an Indian who pursued
him, that the body of the mur
taMl savaire was placed near the
remains of, a cow, and the explanation
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a-iierea iii u i wi w
lu-b tered the whMe man's eattle This
tale appears quite Incredible as It stands,
and further details are awaited, al
though the agent asks for two hundred
dollars te settle the matter. It may be
assumed that that Is the valuation of the
Indiam by his tribe, and It Is hard te be
lieve that anywlde awake whlte man
would risk his Ufe nnd destroy a two
hundred dollar Indian for the sake of a
blanket. "When the uncleanly habits
of " peer Le" are considered, the theft
of thejblanket is even mera remarkable.
The Incident Is a reminder that gentle
spring Is approaching with the usual
side shows en the frontier la the way of
Indian outbreaks, skillfully planned
by laud sharks aud ether whlte rascals
during the long winter evenings when
they lay out the work for the summer.
The noble savage Is net half noble
enough te be above the reach of the low
rascals who profit by Indian troubles
and de their best te proveko them.
If the Navajecs should contlnue
troublesemo there Is seme danger that
the Southern Utcs, thelr neighbors, will
join them lu splte of traditional cmnity,
because the Utcs have reason te be
alarmed at the clamor for their
land aud the threats of the re ro re
remeval of the trlbe te a reser
vation alrcfidy occupied by the Piutcs,
their most lmplacable andblttcr enemies.
The Indian Bights association has issued
a circular In defense of the Utcs, and
quotes a warning given by cowboys and
old Indian fighters "that the La Halle
system will be sprinkled ever with neble
red men, their tees turned up te the
breezes of the Pacific." Peer Le J the
spring has no charms for lilni.
Tncnc lias been lisned by the depart
ment of state a book of a hundred pages
of reperts of consuls en the steamship sub
sidies, and In vlew of the evident Intention
of the surplus nnnlhllaterH new in pewer
te devete large sums te the subsidy
schemes the reperts are of vnlue. It in
shown Hint nearly overy Kuropean poner
either grants subsidies or pays bounties,
but sometimes the subsidies are nothing
mero than contracts for carrying the malls
given te the lowest bidder nnd the bouutles
a trilling ozemptlon from the tariff en soma
articles, which In glven te builders of ships.
The British goverutnent does net grant
subsidies, but the posteules authorities
make mall contracts with many lines and
the governmont glvus an annual subven
tion te four lines of ntttamshlps for certain
vessels u)xmi condition that they shall beat
the disposal of the government for pur
chase or biro whennver called for. The
best of the great ocean stenmers uuder the
English flag are thus at ence nvallable for
war service and are xpeclally built with
that contingency in vlew. Thore are nine
ships Including the City of Paris, City of
New Yerk, the Etrurln nnd Uinurla, which
areunder annual subvention, and fifteen
ethor first-class oce.in rncers at the dispo
sition of the admiralty w Kneut stibvontlen
France leads the nations in subsidizing
ships and paying bounties en ship build
ing, and she also pays premlums en nm I I
gatlen based en the number of miles tra
versed by each vessel. As she persUts Iu
this policy the consul Infers that she
is satisfied with Its success. But thcre
has been a great deal of talk of abandon
ing It as tee costly, and of this the consul
wlsely has nothing te say. We knew very
well in this country hew things of that
kind may go en whother successful or net.
The "boomers" who riiBhed into the
Sioux rosenatlon lastwoek en the rumor
that It had been thrown open for hottlo hettlo hottle
ment wero quietly but stonily driven bsak
by forty mounted Indian pollce armed
with Winchester rlfles and acting under
government authority. They lm e, how
ever, ndvunced ngalu lu overwhelming,
muubers, nnd It Is pleasing te notethat the
Indian police ncted with discretion.
Tun Duke of Montpensler, who Mns
burled a few days age, left a fortune esti
mated ut nearly 915,000,000 and about
fiO.000,000 of it will go le his grand
son, the young Duke of Orleans, who 1ms
just inade such n sensation by returning te
France for servlce ns a sold ler In the ranks.
This helps te explain the sitdden activity
of the Orleanlsts, whose active leaders lme
been troubled by want of cash, but thore
would liave boeu plenty of It leadynt any
tlinotehclpnii Intrlgue that gave fair prom prem prom
lse of returning the family te pewer.
l'KUSON'AI..
Saiiaii nciiNnAKDT. sayaadlsitch
from the Perte St. .Martin, will seen marry
again. The name of the daring man Is net
certulnlv known, although several candi
dates nre mentioned.
Jamis WiiiTceun RitKV, the Iloeslor
poet, Bays that he bel loves that " the Beber,
second thought of the public will ceme te
a realization of the terrible injustice" re
cently put upon him.
l'ner. Flemehs, In his final locttuobo lecttuobo locttuebo
foro the Koyal institution, Londen, ns
sorted that thcre was mero cruelty dally
perpetrated in Louden, New Yerk, Fails,
and ether great cities, through the use of
the bearing rein, than resulted from vivi
section nnd all the ether experiments of
Bclontltle men put together.
Johw Jacob Asien, jn., the only nonhew
of IiIh namesake and heir te forty tnlillnus.
Is said te be getting ready te light n duel
with Mr. Heekniau Burrowe, a aen of the
vice presldent of the Kquitable Life Assur
ance company. They qttarroled at u ball,
Asterhlt Burrow e in the face and liur liur
rewe smashed Asters hat with his ratio.
What a less they would both be te the
world I
ItennrtT O. I.voersell says " Harrison's
selection at Chicago reminds me of a story
efa nely nurrled ceuple who miarrelled
about what they bheuld have for Ulnnorthe
ueztday. The husband swore he'd linve
terrapin and the wife vowed she wanted
duck. The nunrrel trot het and thev llimlltr
compromised en cabbage. That," said the
cnlonel.polntlng scornfully In the direction
of the Whlte Heuse, "iscAbbage."
Andrew CAitNcam's offer te exnend net
less than 1,000,000 In publle libraries for
Pittsburg was prcaeuted te councils ou
Monday and accepted. Nothing new re
ni alu s but te sol ect the bites and adept
plans for buildings. The city will give
10,000 per year te maintain the libraries,
Charles J, Clark, another millionaire, has
offered a lte, valued at $100,000, in the
Hast End, for the central building.
Rev. Huau Francis Griffin died nt
St. Charles' college, Maryland, of lnflu lnflu
enza, complicated with ether complaints
due te old age. He was. nearly 79 years
old, and recently celebruted the gelden
Jubilee anniversary of bis elevation te the
priesthood, Several mouths nge ene of
ins icgs was oreaon dv an accident while
riding horseback, and be never regulned
bis former vigor.
Granted by the IleuUtur.
The following letters were granted by
the reelnter of wills for the week ending
Tuesdey, Tebruary 11 :
Testamentary. Cutharlne A. Kinzer,
deceased, late of Lancaster city: Auulu M.
Kinzer, city, executrix,
Henry Jehnstlu, deceased, late of Mnv Mnv
tewn; Sarah A. Jehnstlu and Jamei i
Jehustln, Mavtewn, executers.
Daniel D. Hess, deceased. fate nfOnnrrv.
vllle j S. M. Hess, W. J. Hess, 1). M. Hess,
Quarryvllle, aud Oee. U. Hew, Heading,
executers.
Daniel Dibble, deceased, late of Penn
township; Hiram Dibble and Benluinlu E.
Olbble, Fenn, administrators.
Martha Glendenning, deceased, late of
Leacock ; Rebert J. Knox, Lciceck, execu execu
eor. Benjamin Esblenian, deceased, late of
Eden township; Geerge W. Heusel, Eden,
executer.
Magdalena Cassel, deeeaeed, late of-West
Lampeter township; Samuel JI. Cassel,
West Lainpeter, executer.
Lydls Cassel, deceased, late of West
Lampeter township Seaauet II. Cesset,
West Lampeter, easenter. ,
Theretsa Demarra. deceased, late of Len
caster city J Otte Weber and Jeseph Do De
marts, city, execute?. v
AMUHiBTRATiex Jeeeb Ilubertls. de
ceased, late of Lancaster citrj Adam
Iluaertls. Btrssburg, adaslsJstrater.
Jehn Huber, deceased, late of Prevldssee
township i Abram Hubsr, Prerldesee, ad
ministrator A. b. n. c. t, a.
Ellmbelh HarnUh, deceased, late of West
I Am peter township) Andrew Charles,
Fulton, administrator.
Catherine Gerrecbt, deceased, late of
Lancaster city) Mary Berts and Henry
(lerrecht, city, administrators.
Henry Cevor, deceased, Iste of Coner
township; Jacob C. Bborselc, Ceney, ad
ministrator. Mary Hengmnster, deceased, late of Ma
rietta; Jacob Thu ma, Marietta, adminis
trator. Susan Baveler, doceascd, lata of War
wick township; Jeseph M. Baker, War-'
wick, administrator.
Benjamin li. Melzler, deceased, late of
East Lampeter township) Mary K. MM tier
and Benjamin K. Denllnger, East Lam
peter, administrators.
Jeseph J. Hoevor, deceased, latoefLan
caster city ) Jeseph F. Hoever, city, admin
istrator. Wm. Stever, decoased, late of Ephrata
township ; Jacob Stevor, Adams town, ad
ministrator. Bachel Sheoley. daeeased, late of Lancas
ter city; Geerge a. Sheeley, city, adminis
trator. Jehn J. Evans, deceased, late of West
Lampcter township; Sarah C. Evans and
Jehn IL Evans, West Lsmpeter, adminis
trators. Samuel Auxer, deceased. late of West
nempfleld township; B. W. Auxer, West
llompfield, administrator.
It Will De It.
Feed will ledgo In the Intoritleo betwen the
twth, nnil It becomes a source of their decay.
BOZODONT wilt dlsledgs such deposits, and
prevent the mliehlef. All parents should pro
vide bOZODONT, nnd thus seture the tiealtli of
thelr children's teeth.
"The sweetest thtnir that ever crw beside a
human deer" was IIUleMay, until she took te
Fer n tlme she lest her
beauty, but one bright day her 1'npa bought n
oeiuo ei onivniieu uii,
aud le; she Is as sweet
mm prciiy usmcr.
Time Is money,
but bsalth Is bannlnest. If
yen have a bad c
ion have a bad cold or oeugh use Dr. Hull's
.'eiiffh Hrrun. It will euro von uterr time.
Cough Hyrup.
l'rlcea ccuu.
l'oer girl, peer girl, se young, se fair,
And doeme.l te die se seen ;
The seeJs of (loath nre scattered thtre,
And long before life's neon
The grass will grew upon her grave ;
He friends In sorrow say.
And think no power en esrth cau save
The dear onerroin decay.
Why de they think and talk like this? Him
ply locaue ome of her family have died from
scrofulous poisoning of the bleed, and they see
Indications of the same taint In fier. Scrofula
of the I.ungi.cummenly called Consumption, Is
aterrlble disease, and It Is net te be wondered
at Uiat they dread It
Uut It can be cennucrcd.
The poison can be driven out of the bl
e poison can tie driven out or the moon. The
mint can be eliminated rrem the system. Dr.
Tierce's Uelden Medical Discovery lias cured
thousands of persons who were expected te find
early graves because " there was scrofula In the
family." " Oelden Medical Discovery " is si ar
ranted te remove all bloed-tolnUlfrom what
ever cause arising. It cures all scrofulous, skin
aud scalp diseases, or money paid for It will be
returned. M.TuAw
TTOOU'H BAimrAKILLA.
Rheumatism
Is believed te be causcdby excess of lactic acid
In the bleed, owing te thofallureof thu kidneys
nnd liver toprepcrlyrcmovelu-ThoBcldattacks
the fibrous tissues, particularly In the joints,
and causes the local manifestations of the dts
case, pains and aches In the back and shoulders
nnd In the Joints at the knees, nnkles, hlpsnud
wrists. Thousands of people have found In
Heed's Sarsaparllla n posltlve nnd permanent
euro for rheumatism. This medicine, by Its
purifying: nnd ltallzlng action, neutralizes the
ncldtly of thobleod, and also builds up and
strengthens th'e whele body,
WonderfUl Properties
" I have tnlten Heed's Harsaparllla and found
It excellent for rheumatism and dyspepsia. I
suffered for many long j ears, but my complete
recovery Is due te Heed's Harsaparllla. I re
commend It te every ene because of Its won
derful properties us a bleed medicine." Jehn
KULi.UtAN,SjOhathamUtrect,CIeveland,Ohle.
Inflammatory Rheumatism
"IJust want peeple te knew thatwethlnk
Heed's Harsaparllla the best remedy for lnllam lnllam
malery rheumatism In the world. My husbaud
bad this tcrrlble affection for two years and
Heed's Sarsaparllla hclped him mere than any;
thing clse. I nm always glad te tell what Heed's
Harsnparllla has done." MlU, V. ATKINSON,
Ualcm, Iud,
Heed's Sarsaparllla
Beld by all druggist. 11 ; six for .',. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 D03EH ONK 1)0 LI, AH (1)
TTI3 FINGEIt NAII.H C
n'eraarl was ntlllc
-J1H FINGEIt NAII.H CAMK OF.
or n) car I was nfillcted with n. horrlble
co of bleed poison,-and upwards of nve
months of that time I was unable te de work of
any kind. .My ringer nails uiine eir and my
hair dropped out, leaving my htad as clean
and smooth ns If it had uecn shaved. I con
sulted the best local physician, nnd spent hun
dreds ofdellars for medicines of dlirercut kinds,
but without receiving the slightest benefit. I
was advised finally te visit Het Hprlngs. Tills
I did, but becoming disgusted with the treat
ment I was recelvlng there, commenced Inking
Hum's Hpecllla (S. .) '1 he effect that H. B. H.
bad ou ma was truly wonderful. I commenced
te recover after taking the first bottle, and by
the tlme Iliad taken twelve bottles 1 was en
tirely cured-cured by Hwlft's Hpocine (8. 8. 8 I
when the world-renowned Het Hprlngs had
fulled. VM.H.I,OOMIH.
Mhrevcpert, La."
FOUR YRARS ON CIIUTCHKS.
Ferflrtetn years I wasnrrilcted with rheuma
tism, four ) curs of which 1 was compelled te go
en crutches. Words are Inadequate te express
the sutlerlngs I endured during that time. Dur
Ing thciollfteon jcars of existence (It was net
lllng), I tried eery known remedy wlUieut
receiving any bemnt. I nnally began en Hwirt's
Hiieclden. M. S.J, which from the first gave me
relief, and te-dny I ara cnjejlng the besl of
health, and um a well man. I candidly bo be
lleethutH. H. H. Is the best bleed purlncr ou
the murkct te-day.
J. P. TAYLOR, Cuba, Me.
Tientlse ou Uloed nod Hkln Dlv-asei mailed
free. BWIFTHl'lX'iriUCO.,
V) Atlanta On.
itliaccllrutceue.
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71 LUCTION OF SCHOOL imtLCTOIW.
Hie auallfled voters of the Cltv of Lancas
ter nre hereby notified thut an i lectien will be
helttln the several uards, at the usual places
of holding stnte and county elections, en Febru
ary is, bctweeu seven o'clock in the morning
aud 7 o'clock In the ovenlng of said day, for the
purpose of, electing tele persons te sene as
school directors for the term of three years
from the llrst Thursday of November next.
And the election elUcers In the severul words
are hereby required te make the necessary offi
cial returns of the election te the prothenouiry.
U. It. MCCORMICK. President.
Tlies. r. McUlliqett, bec Junr-7til.MJUIi
"PROCLAMATION.
CITY ELKCTJON.
Tbe qualified eters of the City of Lancaster
nre hereby notified that an election will be held
In the several wards at the usual places of hold
ing stuta uud county elections, en Tuesday,
February 18, ISM, between the hours of 7 n. m.
nnd 7 p. in., for the purpose of electing (en a gen
eral ticket), a Iu j or and twehoKcheol lllrec lllrec
ters, and the quallUed etcrs of the several
wards shall at the sumo place ilect the ether olll elll
ccrsns fellow a:
Klrst Ward One member or Belect Council,
four members of Common Council, one Consta
ble, one .Judge, two Inspectors, uud one Asses
sor. Second Ward One member of Belect Council,
three inemters of Common Council, one Con
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, and eue As
sessor, Third Werd One member of Select Council,
three members of Common Council, one Con
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors aud one As
sessor. Keurth Ward One member of Select Council,
three members of Common Council, one Con
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, eue Assessor
and one Alderman.
Fifth Ward Twe members of Common Coun
cil, one Conitable, eue Judge, two Inspectors,
aud one Assessor.
Sixth Ward One member of Select Council,
three members of Common Council, ene Con
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, ene Assessor,
aud ene Alderman
Heienth Ward Three members of Common
Council, one Constable, one Judge, te Iu Iu
siecters, and one Assessor.
Klchth Ward One member ofSrlrr-tOnnneii
three members of Common Council, eue Cou Ceu
stable, ens Judge, two luicters, und one As
senor. Ninth Ward Three inembers of Common
Council, ene Constable, ene Judge, two Inspec
tors, one Assessor, and one Alderman,
The election erncers of the several wards arc
hereby required te make the necessary returns
of the election, nnd touetily the persons elected
within twenty-four hours after such election
shall have been closed and the uumber of votes
for each candidate or person eted foroscer feroscer forescer
trlned. Given under my hand this ath day of Jan
uary. A. II. 1W0. EDW. KDUKULKY,
a3fl.10.17d Mujer.
&ttvmu.
T UllIEIt 8. KAUKKMAN,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW.
Second Fleer EshUraae Uw Unlldlng, Ne, tt
North Duke MItmU aprllydSw
&nmmk$v,mt
rmtAsawm, Tesslay, ret. ll, in,
Hardly a Wntday of the
new thircrevjflp. en te the
counters all 'ewr the store.
They come like asurging tide.
f articularly Uress Ooeds.
It takes a-long leek ahead te
say wisely what the-shades and
weaves and styles shall be in
woven stuffs. What comes te
you se bright and fresh and full
of pleasant surprises a dream
of loveliness come true was
thought out months age maybe.
The Ginghams, the Challis,
the little world of novelties in
colors and black have a mystic
charm for you.
Se de the solid color stuffs,
the irridescent Gloriosa, the
silky Lansdtfwne, the lustrous
Mehairs, and all that dainty
breed.
The fullest, cemplctest Dress
Goods stock we ever had. Yeu
knew what that means.
Anether let of the Queen
Mary Transparent Glycerine
Seap. The first batch went en
sale last Friday. It didn't last
the day out. Twe or three
times as much this time but
then the fame of it has get out.
What an absurdly little price !
5 cihts a cake, 50 cents a aezen !
Near centre of the store.
About 300 Women's Jackets,
plaids and checks, that have
been $6 and $8, shall go at $2.
A few Beavers, braided, in
colors, that have been $8 and
$10, shall go at $3.50.
Black Stockinet Jackets made
te sell at $6 and $7 are $3.
Sizes broken of course.
Second fleer, Chestnut street.
Think of Chatelaine Bags
real seal and real morocco at
about half! Just the kinds
that ladies of taste are delighted
with. Neat shapes, heavy oxi
dized trimmings, and chamois
lined. First class goods in
every way.
$3.00 real seal for $1.25.
$3.75 real seal for $1.75.
$2.50 real morocco for $1.50.
$3.00 real morocco for $1.75.
Te be sure there's a story back
of them ; ask the manufacturer.
Centre of the Stere.
Japanese Lacquered Ware.
Everybody knows it. Smeeth,
light, tough, picturesque, and
in the handy shapes that some
body is all the time wanting.
New lets just opened.
Gleve Bexes, 75e te t3 (O.
Handkerchief Ueies. OJc te ti.
Cellar and Cuff Bexes, VOe te tl.
Fruit Plates, tl ) te ti 10 a dozen.
Crumb Trayland IlrusU, Jl M te 5 J 15.
HmoklDgHcts.fltefJ.
Tewdei llexes, 20 te SSc.
Hide Brackets, 45c te 12 60.
Cerner Brackets, lie te !"'.
Kulfe Trays, tl.
Round Tra s, 30a tell.
Oblong Trays, 0d te Jl J5.
And a little multitude mere.
Junlpirand Market streets corner.
We took all there was left of
a pottery's output. Here they
are ready for you at half and
less the usual prices :
i i.oeo Decorated Jugs, 10
te 40c.
2 6,000 Decorated Plates,
Saucers, Dishes, Salads,
Ice Creams, Teapots, Su
gars, Creams, etc., rang
ing in price from a Ma
jolica Saucer at 2c te a
Lustre Salad at 35 c.
Second fleer, second gallery,
Jehn Wanamaker.
$ltet00va$ht
it
OTK.
I JUST RECEIVED
. FHOM
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Backgrounds made especially for Ilust nud
Three-quarter Length Photographs.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Neat Doer te the l'ostemco.
)m7tind
yiiaccUi-incune
$35
iTkekty
DAY COURSE! "n NIOHTHRS-
11,.. ui.m, wvi,-.i.i..:ru ;,.,.
LKUK. Yeung Men nnd Ladles. Tilts school
Is better prepared than ever te glve you a tlrst
class business education. Our efforts the first
year have beeu crowned with wonderful suc
cess. W. I). MO.SSEK, l'rin.,
tfdA w IS North Queen at., I-aucasUir, I 'a.
S100,000.
INVESTMENTS,
UOND8 AND MORTOAOE3 IN SUMS OF
iioe, tioe, 11,000 te tJO,oea
Interest 8 per cent. Payable, quarterly.
JOUNH. MEfLEU,
elS-lyd 9SeuthDukSI.
TTENRir WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 1M F-ast Klnr street, having a
full line of Furutture or every description at the
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. call and examine our reeds.
aR-lfdll U. WOLK, 11 Kast King HUeet,
I
lNVIiTORSI
1IK HUILDINO AND LOAN AKSOCIA
ON of Dakate Is a Inrce real estate meri.
gage company making leans iiieu the same
principle hs
inucipie hs ine small local building ussocla ussecla ussocla
Iens of the East. It Issues paid-up sleck in
liens ei me eesi. it issues pald-un I
certificates ranging in amount from tSO te $3,000.
jutrniniis ranse irem eiwr cent.te is ivr
annum, deper-dlng upon length or time owner
carries stock. A portion of dividends are paid
semt-auiiually in cash. Stock always has
anxed cash 'value te be paid stockholders by
the association in ease former wishes te sell. All
stock Issued ou debenture plan being backed
by mortgages deposited with a trustee.
Correspondence Invited.
, ., ,, ., C.W.BYAItLlNO.
Philadelphia Office.
iv-u.U Walnut Street. Janl-Smeed
OUBE-PAINWNOOHAINlNa AND
i'ltflV J. llltriWN. anixnemr In n yi.
HaVi
Brown. ttecoesed. Practical I"alnter. Uraluer
andUlasier. Workdeaeby contract or day as
cheap as Drtt-clen work can be done. Best
werkmei;, and none but best material used.
Fine Graining a specialty.
SWOrders by mall atteudeI. Shep-US North
Queen. Kesdsnce-M East James street.
JaalHmd
rstctvte.
ATCLABKrS.
CHEAT SEVEN DAYS' SHAf.1
i . ' - i r .i I
esmnesMtBi te sasfrasr fsUfftnMAT) sa, s4;
- ' cLAiueca - "
We oanaet give yen a Tell tiUteftssOrtat
uargalns, but would (Its :
Fins Haras (no sfcosilaer). He. Hjjsssss.SJss
Jte. Kxtra Dried 1A,l fcs Me. Amtfm
Wsresstsrshlr awes, Be: half-srtstabetUes, fee.
Kagls Brand CenTenseS Milk, Ua r CSIlfeirjla
'Derated fruits. lnTanssil
SB sTSSsjb , sjjsssssjmisj IBS
iCioeds. Bottled Goods snd rrsssi rssi.Syrsy,
ueai uii. umDDinr vneeBe. uhc swia
Cbeese, laUc Cream Chsssw, tatssiat
our )e Coffee will oenvlne 70 that It Mas
M
geed as any sold ebMwbscs) for
rar ae, ana ear
as! of anysSeOef-
niended Ceffse for asa Uw
ensererssa um gaaier anya
rce In town, A
Call anil sea It.
nsw deal in reppy oil
-Bring all your old cheeks In at OSes
ask for our new rebate card. '
BAMU1L OLABO'S
TEA, COFFEK A OROCERY STORE, MOB. It
A II SOUTH QUECH ST.
A THUrUUfS.
RELIABLE
GOODS.
We aim te furnish Geed Qoeda at Reasonable
Prices.
UUCKWnEATI BUCKWHEAT I
We hare Choice, Pure, Plain, Buckwheat,
that with Fleishman's Yssut snakes lb finest
Buckwheat Cakes. We also have Meeker's and
Stevens' BelPKalslec
OORNMKAL.
Granulated, Brlnser Kiln-Dried snd White
Cornmeal.
OATMKAL AND AVENA,
Cracked and Rolled Wheat, always fresh. Im
ported Macaroni and VermlesllL - v
C1IEESK Dutehhead or Edem, Pine Apple,
SapSAge. Koqeofort, and Yerk State Full Cream.
A CARLOAD OF HALT.-Just received, a
car of coarse and Fin Bait, of superior quality.
HONEY I HONEY I Fins Comb Hensyi
also, Orange Blessem Heney In bottles, and
Rendered Heney by the pound.
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET.
SJ-Tclphene Connection.
A T REISTH.
Stenl This Is Heist's Advertisement I Don't
rend It unless you want te save meuey.
Canned Cern, 6c.
Canned Htrnwberrtes, four cans fet 25e.
Canned Ulackberrlcs, ftc.
Canned Blackberries, four cans for 23c.
Flna Whole Canned Tomatoes, 8c
Finest Pie Peaches In cans, lOa.
Finest French Peas, two cans for 25c,
Fine French Peas, lie a can.
Evaporated Apricots, three pounds for sic,
Evaporated Apricots, Bright Celer, 15a a
pound.
line Large Uelden California Prunes. 20s a
pound.
Fine Country Dried Anples. te a quart
Fine Evaporated Apples, three and two
pounds for 25c
Peaches, Bright New Ooeds, Ave pounds 2Se.
Pcaches, Evaporated, three and two pounds
for 25c
Prunellas, Fine Fruit, two pounds for 96c
Fine Large Muscatell Halslns, 12c
Flue Large French Prunes, three pounds. 25c
California Prunes, require no sugar, 10, ll, U
and He a pound.
New Large Figs, two pounds for 26c
New Stewing Figs, three pounds ferSkc
CrystAllzed Figs, two pounds for 25c
Finest French Vic Paste, I5e a pound.
Dates, never saw the like, four pounds for 25c,
Mincemeat. 6, 8 and 100 a pound.
Oranges at 10, r and 20c a down.
Finest Line of Flerida Oranges. .
Flna Yerk state Heney in combs, IScapeund.
Finest Yerk State Extracted Heney, two
pounds for 25c
Macaroni. SDachettl. Vermicelli And Italian
Paste. The above are all New Italian Ooeds at
12Hc n pack,
Heme-Made Annie Butter. Be a sound.
Skinned Hams, nil fat cut off, lc a pound.
Picnic Haras, 8c a pound,
urieu iieei, iuc
Dried Beer Knuckles, 15c.
Finest Summer Bologna, Oc
Boneless Haras, from four pounds np, 12c
Scaled Herring, 60 te GO In n box, 25a a box.
Finest Portland Uerrine.slT pounds for 25c
Tripe In 20 pound kegs, tl 25.
Finest Genuine Swiss Cbeese, In ten-pound
lets, 25c.
Cornllne, 10c a pack.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND FRIFCESTS.,
Directly Opposite
J, B, Martin & Ca'sDry Ooeds Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
Loek for the Big Blgn across the pavement,
Sepal jteticcg.
X7ISTATE OF JOHN a. MAYEK, LATE OF
Li Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
crnnted te the undersigned, all person In
debted thereto nre requested te make Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the undersigned,
rcildlug In Lancaster.
MARY E. MAYER, Executrix,
JellK A. Ceyle, Attorney. ' Jan21-0tdTu
INSTATE OF MRS. A.MALIK FRAILEY,
ll late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
U stamentary en said estate navl ng been granted
te the undcrslgned.tall persons indebted there
to are requested te make Immediate payment,
and thoe having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without del..
y for
Lan-
settlement
caster. Pa.
te the undersigned, residing in
F. AUOUST WEHNEK,
ui uign nireei,
Executer.
Charles I. Landis, Attorney, JO-stdM
S STATE OF ANNIE M. liEOGH, LATE OF
Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of ad ad
dstratleu en said nstta having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate payment,
and these having claims or demands against
the-sarae, will present them without delay for
settlement te the undersigned, residing In Lan
caster. HUGH KEOGn, Administrator.
Jehn A. Ceyle, Attorney. J21-6tdTu
TTIBTATE OF CHRISTIAN H. LEFEVRE,
l1,! late or Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
t . stamentary en saidestate having been granted
te the understgucd, all persens Indebted
thereto are requested te make Immediate
payment, and theso having claims or de
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In Lancaster city.
HENRY C.HARNER,
JOHN A. CHARLES,
JOHN L. MILLER,
Executers,
A. Herr Smith, Attorney. fcbt-StdTu
JTISrATE OF JOHN HANSINO, LATE OF
U Lancaster cltv, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration en saidestate having been granted
te the undersigned, nit persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make linmedlate payment,
and these having claims or demands against
ihe same, will present them without delay for
settlement te the undersigned, residing In Lan
caster, i-u. UI..-NU1 KA.-rtl.Mji,
A. F. SHEVCK.
Administrator.
JOUH A. COYLE,
Attorneys.
febWtdTu
iieitx-.
TT EVAN'S FLOUR.
Levan & Sens,
DEALERS IN-
GRAIN AND FEED,
Baled Hay and Straw.
Levarfs Fleur 1
CJenl.
b
UMBER AND COAU
U .TOBACCOHH00KSANDCA8E8. WEST
UN 11AIII) WfMIIIH. Whnlmuiln an1 Tl,nll
by . , 11. B. MARTIN A CO.,
nS-lyd 121 Water Street. Lancaster. Pa.
TAUMGARDNEKS COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
Orricis-Ne. 129 North Quecu Street, and Ne.
5CI North Prineo stnu
Yahus North Prince Street, near Reading
analS-lH LANCASTER. PA.
JTIOR HEDQUARTE1-
A.O.K.e?JI.C, K. of O.E., I.O.R.M..
. U. A. M.. V. O. 8. of A., 1.0.'0.F Elks
Charais and Plus, go te
ERIBUAN'S,
Na O West King SlfeeL
9W
gnsssafi535
&s
n r m
Jr
? pjy -
s
Charles Stamm's
tureAsjnsx,rA
New
Goods.
M-InchAlt-'Woel Sarah Twill, tl.
Best SUk rialsh Hearlettas, 7Se.
All-Weel Caahmerea, tOc
atrlptd Weel Sateens, aemetblag new, SOe.
-Ineh RearUttas, S7Hc
Yard Wide Finest Oaahmere, 87Hc.
Deuble Feld Trleet Cleth, tfc.
Yard Wide Caahsaere, 35c
All-Weel Bread Cleth, BOe,
iOIneh Serges, 75c
Pink, Blue and Cream Henriettas, sTH
Striped Black Goods, JTHe, tc, 7Se, 11.
Black HenrletUs, 7Ke, 60c, 75c, tWe te 2 SO.
Colored Silks, SfKc, 67c, 870.
54-Inch Plaid Serges, 60c
40-Inch Mehairs, 60s.
Plaid and Stripe Weel 8urab,87Kc.
Deuble Feld Mebalr Lustre, lOe,
Best Outing Cleths, 10c
Dress Olnghams, SJe, te, lOe, UKc.
Small Figured Black and White Batlnes, cheap
Best Eldsrdewn Cleth, 29c
All Celers Cheese Cleth, 6c
Weel Wash Peplin, te.
Geed Wide Cheek Cleths, 25c.
Fer Drees Goods, te where you are sure te
see the largest assortment of new'thlngs and at
the lowest prices nnd them
-AT-
lei Queen Street,
BOSTON STORE.
W
1LLIAMSON A FOSTER.
NOVELTIES
-IN-
1
We premised te be ready with Spring Novel
ties In Drees Ooeds by February 8. They are
here, and amongst (hem you will find a very
choice selection qf the following geed ;
HENRIETTAS, PLAIDS,
SATTEEN AMBRES, MOHAIRS,
LTJSTORS, PRINTED PONGEES,
ALL-WOOL CHALLIES,
DEBIEOES, TAMISE,
We extend a cordial Invitation te all te call
and examine our stock whether yen buy or net.
Ladles' and Misses' Spring-Weight COATS and
JACKKTSars newlteady,
Prices from 2 24 te $U 50. r?
Beys' ODD FANTS and 8111 IU' WAISTS, 23c te
ft 26.
Beys' OVERCOATS and SUITS-a geed assort
ment at Bargain Frlccs.
A Fresh Consignment or Beautiful Articles In
Notions.
Oxldlxed Ornaments, Oeld Pins, Breeches and
Ear Kings, Cuff Buttens and Studs.
Lace Caps and Cellars, Handkerchiefs.
Muslin and Merine Underwear and Hosiery.
Bprlng Styles In Gents' Fin SUk Hats only
WOO,
Stiff Felt Derby, f 1 M and 12 00,
Seft Felt Pocket Hats, 60c, 75c and f 1 OX Be)
Cleth UaU, 25e le 76c.
New Designs In Gents' Silk Neckwear Tecks,
Puffs and KnetsAc, 60c, Tic.
Medium-Weight Underwear, S5c, (0c, 75c
Gleve In Cleth, Kid and Dogskin, for dress or
driving, 600,76c, 1160.
Cellars, Cuff, Hosiery and New 1'ercal Shirts.
Men' and Bey' All-Weel Cardigans at Bargalu
Frlces.
There yet Hemalns a Splendid Assortment of
UeuU' Overcoat ami Full-Weight Hulls
that are Marked at Prices Lew
Enough te Fay the Buyer
te Keep for Future
Use.
Working Pants, 76c te 1125.
Beets and Shee for Ladle', Misses', Gents' and
Beys lu All Grade and Prices.
A Leader for Ladle' Wear Is a Dongola Kid,
Opera Square Tee. Price, UUU.
One for Gents, Lace fcTent and Congress, Tip or
pialnTee. Price, tl 60.
ABplendldShoeferBoysthatls Fair Stitched
aud solid Throughout, Lace, Butten and
Ceugress, Price, It 60.
M Ikn Mi
Ladies Dim Goods.
SPRING
890
WiluamseD & Fester,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA
ASP
NO. 318 MARKET ST., HARIUBBURU, PA.
i ;
T h r (i mtt rieitrj; Sale
iiV
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v.l
ASTRO? ,
Fillip iifFrim
115 & 117 North Queen St,
Still Mere Additional Bargains.
TUESDAY, FEB. iith.
Special Sale of Stamped Uken.
54-inch Stamped Stand Cov Cev
ers, knotted fringe' or open
worked, at 20c apiece.
72-inch Stamped Bureau
Scarfs knotted fringe or open
worked, at 20c apiece. ,
Stamped Pillow Shams, full
size, geed muslin, at 15c a pair.
Heavy neme-spun Linen Bu
reau beans, hemstitched, 72
inch, at 69c.
Stamped Linen Splashers,
fringed 3 sides, at 10c.
Splashers, stamped, knotted
fringe or openwerked, at 20c
apiece.
Fringed and Stamped Tray
Cevers at 10c each.
Elegant fringed Stamped
Linen Tidies at 10c. '
.Knotted fringe, Stamped
Linen Tidies, 1 5c.
Openwerked Stamped Linen
Tidies, 15.
Memie Linen Tidies, dado .
border, knotted fringe, stamped,
25c.
Memie Linen, Cern or Bis
cuit Napkins Stamped, in four
corners, fringed all around, 18c.
Memie Cleth Stand Cevers,
fringed, dado borders and
stamped, 37c
Sideboard Cevers "te match,
7 2 -inches long, 49c.
btamped Aprons, 15c; long
stamped strings, at 20c. '
Extra large White Sajtfn Da
mask Towels, knotted fringe
and two rows of drawn work-in
all white, also pink and orange
borders, at 25c apiece.
Pillow Shams, made of geed
muslin, tucked, and wide cam
bric .ruffle, at 5 5c a pair.
Stamped Bibs, fringed, 8c ;
fringed and drawn at iecr-
Special Bargains in 54-inch
Bleached Satin Damask Table
Linen at 29c a yard, and striped
elegant Plaid Muslins and Nain Nain Nain
seoks, at 5, 8, 10, I2jc a yard.
Carpct0.
J.
B. MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Upholstery Goods,
The table filled with Bargains
in Upholstery Goods was the
centre of attraction yesterday.
Every article at )i ana price.
Anether let for next week.
Table Cevers.
Jute, Raw Silks, Felt and
Tapestry Table Cevers that sold
from $i te $3 each, reduced te
25c, 50c and 75c. Everyone
damaged, some slightly from
store draping, ethers mere se
from ether causes.
Window Drapery.
Have you a pair or a single
window te drape? An" op
portunity te buy 4, 1 or 2 pairs
of Curtains at a low price.
Net mere than 2 pairs in any
one let. Swiss, Madras, Not
tingham, Chenille apd Turco Turce
man. Seme are about their
regular prices.
Muslin Day.
Te-morrow, Saturday, Febru
ary 8, Muslin and Sheetings at
Cut Prices. A chance for the
shrewd housekeepers. Hill, ft
yard wide, 6c ; yard wide,
7jc ; Fruit of the Leem, 8c;
Williamsville, 9jc ; Pride of
the West, 1 1 $c ; Appleton A,
6c; Utica, 10-4 Sheeting,
25c; Utica, 5-4 Pillow Case,
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.,
LANCABTKRyPA.
jttlflC.
mUE MUSIC STORE.
THE MUSIC STORE.
DKCKRR BROS. PIANOS,
HAINES BROS. PIANOS.
MASON .tnAMLIN OROANS. BAND AND
ORCUESTRAL INSTRUMENTS.
STRINGS ANDTRIMUINO90PALLKIND3.
WOODWARD & CO.,
14 East King St, Laecutar, Pa.
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