r.r.a.eiTwtw.
f s ' 1 mi i i '
skills-Massive Frstsss
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KttaCteMtMlMlM
lasM ftatsf sMYlBaT OMHV
t tarMtMt Mth thU uUoe la
tM te WWd fee mtmi
. ssmecsssi s svw iwpwuw"
MtkrittlMr tete Um mm of
itMMrMfte,,irlMtlMC fas wsit
kf tteMwMMMr. 4 tell at
LMMtam te hit fklttt 1 Um low
I Walsh Um MriMiKrM or
Thm Issvsfy pretebUlty
tmpettfatxHTeet and tbat tin
utter will ba found bsrsafur te
iMrCwMWltk Um sxtmns tariff
: of ta party.
Baroraeooagnwwiu ae any any
iHw'waaref OBanglag tba tariff,
wtes. ittoteoMrly yst tessy.
peMlbUlty tbat aem of the
ayaztravagant autiea may
tesh aa tbat en stssl raila for
.whMiaraBowaeldat a lower
i tbte oeuatry tban la England.
b wiu nsitusr nun tna
lam a lialn its Ann.
I may ba aaebmpllabad at thta
Ma.w av pw.v w wmm
t'bitlt la et likely tbat are
sim'tiM duty ea raw material!.
twUl'belpbeth manufacturer and
r, will be mad j though it is a
attern. If Senater Allisen and
gpafaetiaaa representatives of low
m are penuaeea w duck
lacalnettbelt eartr.
Allisen Is reported te bare
PwJa;altd about hi reported
tmsmn, uut " a am, aa nave
BTr,er in platform or me
I iparty. swatch declare for
ite$Amrwaa laduetrlea and
i labor." - ItJ notable tbat th
Who take th back track,
Mam -that b la pursuing the
hahaa "alwaya pursued. Sena
m"?mm 'aui am a aim
mil, mm in mwjii
; W .'farer of th platform
iraad of protection te Amerl
rr.'t He could net b a Be-
t If h did net support his party
, 9er ebukt be be a aenater If he
kasYrer the protection of bem In
sat;thr ar divers ways of
; platforms and of protecting
aatrias and labor. Platforms
ita'baef rarleu construction
ft high art te write a
i In a platform tbat will
s'ef oelnlon under Its
that Senater Allisen could
apekan .mere uncertainly
i taraTvMW than In declaring
rarae nu party platform and
I'J'Jnathew mueh nroteetlon
lath question wbleU the fu-
yitear that home labor and
' WW b adequately protected at
t or ail aanslDM party,leade2
Weatekdally mera a'rinarent
,bati:proteetlen te industry Is
ay.! lowering the cost of th
i;..Kf works with, se that
r,may b cheapened and
indta wider consumntlen.
laet cheapen a product te take off
rty unless the reduotlen lets In
produet: and no reduction
taxtent la desired, beeause It will
sr.faoterle. We must therefer
ftfcttw bottom In taking off duties,
"laglniwlth the raw materials of
. j, Taking tba duty off iron
, will tend te ebeapen pier
Bg en tba Atlantle eeabeard
L aet hurt avea the great ere mln
aatrle of the country .which are
seated far inland and have a
with which foreign ores will
rree raw malarial is a
la th rr fMtre, but will
' prevail In th present Congress.
,1ffeS .
re.-'? a euiy laea.
Jersey Is a great country, truly,
tba region around about
fwbrea man, who has been
I of murder, Is xpeted te offer
l WiMUiece very of the guilty.
iniruc that tne autberlUe.
i Innocent man In lall.beld him
th in imprisonment and caused
pecuniary less, would con-
1 he had suffered about enough
i or justice, as tny defend It,
any reward te be offered for
i of tba guilty should oeme
Ithatn.
r.trted Chalkley Leeeney ferjmur-
jjhl nleee and satisfied everyone
laaoaenea and their stuDldltv.
rstgoveryenels tbat was sus-
lf th crlm and let It be for the
arbe waa acquitted te find the
r person, If he Is te be found. If
i aeta peculiar, New Jersey.patent .
;aUea way of defending justice, we
saach mistaken in our opinion of
rt wquirett rrem honest, vigilant
iSMislbie officers of the law.
3$ Pablie BaUdlagi.
iBeum Is beKinning te consider
( for public buildings aud In due
i may reach the Lancaster bill for
enough money te clve this
I petable specimen of govern-
remweturc. There is a dUposltlen
t liberality In thU llne.and It mav
1 policy te encourage it as tending
ttWmer dangerous expenditure
r,ia wua peusien schemes. In
',fbf gTernment gets value for
rla useful and ornamental
iwbJahiamany cases save in
an the interest en their
i a dignlfled local heme for
authority, while in their
tagtaat deal of labor Is given
w.
fasaant Congress doc net need
it in any field of expeudl
a inclined te go surplus-
; with particular vigor en nest-
Jt-Waablngten dispatch states
i-Bundrea ana twenty pub'.le
biil aggregating some forty
kef dollars have already been ln-
kv;airpriing jr. Peters, of
statJateedueed a general bill
f far w erection or a public
fa aaeh city and town iu.the
ftatsa where th gross receipts
Itea thousand dollars a year from
loremos. uelluiiu the cost
i te fifty thousand del
or town have hones of
iB that hi bill will
bbbbW rT M a"Uiaa
Jlr. I
, "--T '
7S ZStZ asasfl trA h sIsLaMtaMA
ttaSSECSwfc7, im.
m'ttShakh
BeMrBDa,eMeraiappBBMBw yap
tnd reepoettd jMkgm sff Jletk dty .eight
fSVtSfi JIWaiBud h wanted in Waah-
fcf-a.caolectoal aarrey build-
lag and a half mllltea Car a posteAc.
Kew Of lean want eltht hundred thou
sand, St. Paul demand a million and a
Mil, jssrwawK nar n.jgvtuu mi wxm.
haadradaadflftythettaand. Away out
la Portland, Oregon, they want a half
million dollar posterHos and Helena,
Mentana, wlU net be satisfied with
leas than four hundred thousand.
Sere of unknown Western cities
mak great demands and the request of
Laaeaeter for an increase te en hnndred
and thirty thousand seems wonderfully
modest by oemparMon
AoemmciAL traveller who has been
sUlng barbed wire fcndag la Bracll write
te th Philadelphia Prtu te pest Northern
maaaawtarers and merchants en the tricks
of trade wMh Seuth America and makes
It vsry plain that if Americans want that
bsstaeastkey must work for It, All the
steamship lines that may be subsidised
will net enable us te extend our commerce
unless ws can sell cheaper or better goods.
Tan school committee el the Philadel
phia beard of public education en Thurs
day gravely considered the suggestion tbst
a training school for girls should be estab
lished in connection with the manual train
ing school for boys new In successful
operation In that dty.
Miss Charlette Pendleton, represent
ing the Educational Society of Pennsyl
vania, appeared before the committee with
a plan which astonished them. "The fair
sex are te handle hammer, axe, ssw snd
trewsl and study th same trades and
mechanical arts, with ths exception of
forging, as the boys of the manual training
school. Ths nsw Institution is te consist
of a foundry, weed shop, modeling
room, a tlnsmlthlng course, a drawing
room and a ehemlcal and physical
laboratory. Miss Pendleton said that
It would hare a peculiar advantage In
house keeping were Women te be taught
the principles of the use of tools." Prin
cipal Ssyre, of the boys training school,
supported this novel Idea, and a momber
remarked that all women are net wives,
and some of these who are have net geed
husbands. Instructions of this kind seemed
necessary. Superintendent MacAllster
appears ,te have been awe-struck by the
novelty of the suggestion and begged them
te remember that they were discussing a
department of edacatlen unknown te the
world before, se ths committee adjourned
te think It ever. Te many this enterprise
will appear hopeless, forthe most intelli
gent women will use a chisel for a screw
driver, drive a screw like a nail, and open
a sardlns can with a hatchet,
Thb champion fish liar ought te surren
der his medal te the "old timer," who tells
of a great race by Indians. Ills story Is
published slsewbere.
Thb Itussian lotter made public by
Qeerge Kennan.and published te-day, pre
sents with striking realism s national
peculiarity of the 'Russians, their low
Aslatle valuation of life. The hunger
strike seems te people of the west a pecu
liarly upside down Chinese Idea, and com
mitting suicide by wsy of revenge upon
one's enemies Is eertalnly aCblnese notion
In this case, according te ths letter, a large
number of the political prisoners contem
plated suicide en the mere announcemont
that they were te be treated as convicts. It
must be remembered tbat these, pr'.enefs
are renrnlted frp.re the' most Intelligent
jCfi11-"1" educated portion of the
population and many of them are net
Nihilists, and yet they soera te be entirely
without the religious scruples or the sense
of responsibility which restrains western
Europeans and Americans from self self
niurder. Mn. nuTTEnwenTii, of Ohie, appears te
be pretty effectually smothered by the
Democracy, and se is wlse enough te begin
training hlmselfln thouseof Democratic
tariff reform thunder.
A PirrsDUne dispatch tells of "a party
of befooled and befiiddled Hvvodeg nnd
Hungtrlsns" who passed through that city
(in thelr M'ay te Kansas, whero European
Immigration agents had led them te expect
froe gifts of houses and land. As they had
all been shlpped from Stockholm It may
be doubted whother ther were any Hun
garians among them, but It seems te be tbe
custom te assume that Immigrants who
speak any particular stramre temrue are
Hungarians. Tbete-mlserable forelgnera
uau um m cent among mem ana are sure te
have a hard time in the West. Our consu
lar service might be used te counteract the
nefarious work of immigration agents who
mislead se many ImmlKrants bv wild
storied of America and send ever a class of
loreignors we are net at all In need of.
PEItSONAL,.
3. Frank Bair, of the Phlllpsburg Jour
nal, Is visiting his futher-lu-law ,m this
etty.
a. Ruvus Bem, son of II. C. Boyd, mer
chant of Manhelm, has been elected teller
01 me xtiauueim national luuik.
Db, Tobias J. Rxirr, aged 65, brother
'C. J. Relff, Manhelm, died at his home
of
In Carlisle, Ark., recently
He moved
lYOUlU 10UO.
HENnv EicnSLBEnaEit, who died In
Hanever. Yerk county, leaves f 10,000 te
the beards or home and foreign inissiena
or the Evangelical Lutheran church ; $5,000
te tbe beard of church extension of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, and the in
terest of f 2.000 te be paid the peer of Han
over annually.
Ezra L. Stevknh, of Washington, D. C,
died in Asbury Park en Thursday of heart
failure He was for nearly thirty years
chief clerk of the Indian department. He
orlgluetod the present system of schools
for Indians. Mr. Steveua waa ene of the
most promluent Freo Masens In this
country. He has rlsen te the thirty-third
degree. He was the founder of Columbia
Cemmandery Ne. 2, Knlghia Templar, of
Washington. It Is aald tbat he sat in
Masonle ledges with mere presidents of
the United States than unv Masen new
living. His son, Durham V. Kteveiw, is
secretary te the Japanese lcgutlen.
William Bucknell, whose liberal con
tributions te the University of Lewlsbnrg
influenced the management te change the
name te Bucknell University, died en
Wednesday at bis home In Philadelphia.
Mr. Bucknell was born in 1811, en his
brother's farm, near Marcus Heek. In
Delaware county, Pa, He followed farm
lmr until he bcoime of ai7n. whr.n i.a ...
te Philadelphia aud learned weed carving..
..,. ne,u cuuuifuu in ungiuoering ami
mechanical building generally and con
structed numerous extensive industrial
works. As lie made meney In this direc
tion he Invested It la real estate from which
he bes realized enormous profit. He was
always a liberal giver j all or the churches,
educational Institutions and charltles, Irre
spective of sect or creed, were from time te
time remembered.
A PIUCK ON' XHEIU HEADS.
Hundreds or Men Searching for Twe
lllaek Desporadeea.
Hundreds of determined men, white and
black, are searching the mountains and iu
the lonely valleys around Bromwell, W.
Va., and w hen the quarry Is et last brought
te bay the climax will be desperate uud
dramatic.
Charles Debney and Wetherferd Irving,
negre murderers, ura, tbe object of the
hunt, und they have determined never te
be brought iu alive. Beth are heavily
armed aud cau sheet quick and straight.
Possessed of pure neudUhntss, the two
men en Saturday asserted tbat they were
pu the warpath, and declared their Inten
tion te kill Jesse Stanten. Stanten wes an
Inerreuslve elU negre, living en Mill creek.
liafera thn nn at that .low T,.,... ..,
Tk desperados had kspt tasir word, On
a
aa Mmtaaa's creek. '
antsalakda raau Jill the atea
tenlr enenedrUM deer ana
sbokrtfeugfitWMrt. Allen stac stac
geradbaekaadrMllate the read. . Tft
ssMfder was WUaeeaad tr SMraMl aai
ersd people, who were etraek with terror.
Dabney atepped from the bettarwUh the
smoking weapon la hi hand, and, waving
utnrseteningiy, aoera dm mm, declared
thU this made the flfth tin she revolver
bad served klm. Then he and his' com
panion took te th weeds.
A large boss waa at one erganised, aad
the hunt ler the murderers began. On
Sanday one of the parties, headed by J.
II. Mitchell, brought in a negre thought
te be Dabney, but th captly was recog receg
nised a Oscar Falks, who killed a man
In Clinch Valley about four months age.
II had been arrested, bnt succeeded In
breaklnalall. lie was at once taken te
.JefJerseuvlll te escape lynching, as the
reeling in oremweii is very strong.
A thousand dollars reward. has been
offered by the ettisens for th' arrest of
Dabney and Irving. They were last sera
going through ths weeds along the Chesa
peake A Ohie In the direction of Hlnten.
Nothing as yet hss been heard from the
man-hunters, en the amount of th general
nroetrallen encompassed br ths storm.
The wires are nearly all down. Blnestene
rlvsr hss overflowed Its banks and six rail
road bridges have been washed away with
in four miles of Brem well. By the freshet
6,000 miners have been thrown out of
employment for from two te three weeks
and many of these men are engaged In the
hunt for the two desperadoes. If taken
alive they will be Immediately lynched.
m
A Ceat Vein la Berks County.
Contractor Aherns, of Reading, who Is
engaged In making excavations for a Urge
reservoir for the Windser Water com
pany three miles east of Hamburg,
Berks county, discovered a small vein of
anthracite coal. While the geological for
mation Is contrary te the strata of rock
usually found In coal producing territory,
yet the speclmens, by their free-burning
quality, demonstrated that the genuine
article really exists in Northern Berks
county. Phlladel phla and New Yerk capi
talists are negotiating for the land.
A greet man? remedies are artvartlted te
brlec thtm bofers the public, who dscldes
whether the article Is geed or bad. Thecoed
reputation which Dr. null's Baejr Hyrup enjoys
Is a standi nj guarantee of Its ratrlU. Prise
only 23 cents.
Laxader Is the sovereign remedy for dyspep
sia and all digestive disorders. Price 26 eents a
package. Fer sale by all druggists.
.
As an ounce of prevention Is better, they say
Than a pound of the best sort of cure,
Let us all keep our teeth and our gums from
decay,
And our mouth and our breath fresh and pure,
Fer a bottle of HOZODONrs all we require,
Te speedily realize all we desire.
" Don't Hurry, Gentlemen,"
Bald a roan en his way te be hanged, " there'll
be no fun tilt I get there." We say te the dys
peptic, nervous, and debilitated, don't hurry
thoughtlessly for some remedy of doubtful
merit, uncertain of relief, when you can get at
the druggists for one dollar Jlurdeek Itloed Bit
tm almost sure te cure and certain te benefit.
Weman's Smiles and 'Weman's Tears.
One te enliven, the oilier te soften the heart
of mankind. An old bachelor once said women
were either " all smiles, or all tears ;'' but this
cannot be true, fT what would there be " 'twlzt
a tear or a smile." Weman have enough te
bear te make them " all tears " and enough te
hope for te make them " alt smiles." when
amictea with nervousness, ' female weakness,'
slek bsadache, and the numerous diseases pe
euilnr te their sex Is necessity for cenlempl
culiar te meir sex is necessity ler contempla
tion and for " tears," but when they consider
that there Is a sure remedy In Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription for all such " frmnle com'
plaints," thtire Is reason for " smiles," KJBwr
An Engineer's l"ast Run.
An engineer en one of the reads entering
here In spsnklng last night of fast runs said :
" Although my machine Is net slew, once leta
cold get six hours the start of me, and my ma
chinery is no match for It- I have for years
kept a bottle of Kemp's Balsam constantly In
my cab, and when a Cough or Celd gets a start
of this standard remedy Ills Indeed a cold day
It Is sold by all druggists. ((;'
It Js.dTi.fcTdus te' tamper with Irritating
V.qalds and exciting snufTs. Use Ely's Cream
Helm, which Is safe and pleasant, and Is easily
applied. It cures the worst cases of catnrrh,
cold In Ihe head and bay fever, giving relief
from the first application. PrlueCO eeuts.
feb.7-2wd
s
AD KYEU WOMEN.
Why Se Many Ladles Are Mlnornble
Clearly Uzplalned Serau Stirring; IU-
mnrka by One Vr he Knows.
" I feel sad every time I see a woman." The
abeve remark was made te the writer by ene
of the eldest and most prominent physicians In
New Yerk.
"Is It possible that you are a woman hater,
doctor?"
Net at all, but I have seen se much suffering,
se many woman who nre miserable, that I can
not help reeling sorry for them all. Hew many
ladles de you kneir tbat are perfectly well and
healthy T Hew many enjoy life as they should?
Is this net enough te make one reel sorrowful T"
" There must be acaute for all this, doctor?"
" There Is. Women are weak and their trou
bles lurgcly arlse rrem weaknesses. When a
woman Is weak she requires strength. Her
body, her mind and all her functions must be
put In a healthy condition, or she cannot secure
strength. Nolhlngdeesthle se easily and surely
as pure spirits taken In moderation, either be
fore meats or after meals, I knew .scores or
ladles that are kept In perfect health, strength
and brilliancy, by the Judicious use or Dutry's
Pure Malt Whiskey. Many or these ladles are
wives of ministers and prefeasnrs, and most of
them are temperance women. They realize that
DutTy's Pure Malt Whiskey furuUhes the best
and only positive help, and they are Intelligent
enough te preft by such knowledge. I "knew
whereof I speak and 1 speak as a temperance
man. The best temperance people or te-day are
the ones who use pure spirits In moderation
and nud that strength, vigor, color and bright
ness ure the remilu, nilher than weakness, aN
lewncssandu less of Interest lu everything In
twos much Impressed with the remarks of
the doctor and bclleWug their Importance, re
produce thciu here. (t)
M
CLANK'S LIVEUl'ILLM.
THE GENUINE DR. O.
McLANE'S
-CELEUItATED-
LIVER PILLS!
Intemperance a Disease
When the celebrated Dr. Itiuh declared that
drunkenness wus u disease, he enunclutcd a
truth which the experience and observation of
medlcul men Is every day cennrmlug. The
many apparently liunne excesses of these who
Indulge In the use of spirituous liquors may
thus be accounted for. The true cause of con
duct, which Is taken for Infatuation, Is very
frequently a dlecased state or the I.Uer, Ne or-
5an lu the human system when deranged, pro pre
uees a mere frightful catalogue of dlscusesl
And If, Instead of applying remedies te the
manifestations of the disease, as Is tee often
the cose physicians would prescrlbewlth avlew
te the original cuitse, fewer deaths would result
from diseases Induced by a deranged stateef the
I.Ucr. Three-fourths of the illume emimer
abMl under the head of Consumption have their
sent In a diseased I.tver. The genuine Dr. O.
MvLane's l.her l'llls, prepared by Flemlug
llres., Pittsburg, l'a., are a sure cure.
Mr. Jonathan Ilutighman, of West Union,
Park Ce., Illinois, writes te the proprietors,
Fleming Brethers, of Pittsburg, Pa., tout be had
suffered from a severe and protracted attack el
fever and ague, and was completely restored te
hcatthllby the use of the genunle Dr. C. MrJ
Lane's Liver Pills ulene. These fills unques
tionably possess great properties, and can be
taken with decldedjad vantage for many diseases
requiring tnlgerutlng remedies, but the Liter
Pills stand pre-eminent as the means of restor
ing a diserganised liver te healthy actien:
hence Ihe great celebrity they lm e attained.
Insist en having the genuine Dr. V. McLane's
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming llres., lilts
burg, l'a. All druggists keep them. Price a
cents a box. $)
SCflitl Jletlcca.
ITtHTATE OK O
EDW. IIEdENhlt, LATE
Jjj ofljiucusterclty.deeeaaod.
nieutury en said estate having b
i. loiters testa
been grunted te
lheundersfmied.all ner&nna l,irittnji tii.,
are requested te make Immediate payment,
and these huvlng claims or demands against
the same, will prtsent them without delay for
settlement te the undersigned at SOU West Kins'
street, or te her attorneys. "
i, " ,. "AllVIDAlIEOENEn,
Uuewm 4 Hknsel, Executrl x
Attorneys. JanumtdK
N1
OTICE.
- .lr.Isaoea.Pfautf, of Lltltr, Lancaster
county, Pa., Is about forming a stock company
. ""'.ijruP'u SXyi1 tHJrporutlen, lu War.
wick township. The par value of a share Is
one hundred dollars, aud the stock will be dl.
vldcd Inte one hundred shares. Persons wish,
leg te buy some of the stock will cull en or ad
drel . Mlt.ISAACa.PFAUTZ,
Cl-lmd Lltlti, Lancaster county, Pa.
3 NOVEL, ODD AND USEFUL,
OoteEHWMAN'S
Ne,,M West King street,
FMnJt'
rlt,a1su. irlaay, starch T. UM.
An lUustratUn.
.Yesterday we printed some
remarks .about the relations of
trade laws .te this business.
The point waa that our great
popular business created the
best facilities for a trade in ex
clusive high class novelties, es
pecially in Dress Goods.
It is easy te prove this by a
thousand illustrations. ( Take
one or two at random in the
fine Black stuffs. Black is just
new a great factor in fashion
able dress.
First All - silk open-mesh
Grenadine, with plain satin
striped border, at $3. tit would
be difficult te express mere ele
gant simplicity in woven stuns.
There arc only two looms in
the land that can make them,
and we control the whole pro
duct. Each can make about
one dress pattern daily. What
are these among se many ? The
distribution covers all the land.
Second All - silk twisted
Grenadine still blacks from
Lyens, like an Organdie in
silk, bread, solid, plain hem
stitched borders, $3 ; and the
same effects in hemstitched
stripes, $3.50. We think you
may net approach, much less
match them, elsewhere.
All the foregoing are 44
inches, and only 7 te 8 yards
are needed for a pattern. In
types the story is prosaic the
goods are a mute but eloquent
appeal.
The whirligig of ingenuity
transforms Flannels. The
mention no longer suggests an
undershirt or a chanty-bex.
Let your eye survey the much
ness of the new Flannels, and
your fancy reams ever the
Reman Campagna, the Vale of
Cashmere, a tennis court alive
with swell players. Try te de
scribe them and you want the
dictionary compounded with
the rainbow. The thought is
new of beautiful morning dress
gracing the breakfast-table.
Woven wool never yields the
clear, Jbright effect of printing.
Take leek" at" tlie"Berdefed
and Striped Flannels, just in,
our 6wn designs carried out by
.the most distinguished French
textile printers. Borders, 20
styles, 31 inches, 75 cents;
stripes, scores of styles, same
width, 65 cents. Palms and
polka-dots, embre and cluster
stripes, plain stripes from 2
inches wide te mere hair-lines.,
The softness of lambs wool,
delightful te the touch as te the
eye.
Jehn Wanamaker.
ev MU or cut.
F
Oil RENT-TH11EK-BTORY HOUSE. IS
rooms, Ne. !m North Duke street. Inquire
febS-tfd
NO, 221 EAST ORANGE BT.
"TOR RENT A TirREE-BTORY BRICK
JJ Dwelling Heuse, with modern Improve-
menu. Ne. 817 East Klnir street.
enia, no. M7 Kasi Klne street, with Urlck
HtAbloenlot. New occupied by Jehn W. Het
man. Apply te GEO. D. HPRECUEIt. Ne. 213
Last King street.
Ing street. 18-tfd
IOR RENT-STORE ROOM NO. 13 EAKT
UTcl
ving street, formerly occupied by As
ch Bres. Alse second and third Meer rooms,
.... A nwll I 11MN1 f..n..l.A n '
janaa-lfd H. e. LIPP.
TfJOR RENT THIRD AND FOURTH
X! Floers above Chas. II. Frey'sHhee Htere,
Nes. Sand 6 East King street. Third fleer Is
bandsomely papered and ntted up, having lu
own water closet and washsUud In a small
ante-room. The fleer Is planed and oiled, mak
ing a handsome room, suluble for dancing, so se
ciables, secret organisatiens, etc.
Fourth Fleer Is net papered, and In Its present
condition Is suitable for wholesaling, light
manufacturing, etc It also bes Its own water
closet and weshsUnd lu n small nnte-roem.
Kent, S3 per ment h In advance. Wtl I lie hand
somely papered and partitioned te suit Ledges
and ether organizations,
fSa-trd CHAB. II. FREY.
Ittiaccllatteeitft.
SIOO.OOO.
IN UONDB AND MORTGAGES FOR
IN-
v aeiuns, lis euaw ur
lioe, saoe, moo, 11,000 te 120,000.
Uends-4 per cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
Mortgages- per ceuu Interest, payuble half
yearly. Mend or call for full Information.
JOHN il. METZLKIt,
Ne.SH.DukeHt.
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
BIG REDUCTIONS
-IN-
Nottingham Lace Curtains, (tic, 75c, f 1 te ft 50
per pair.
Cream and Faucy Scrims reduced tel0c,12Je,
15a,
lileached Germun Table Linen at 50c: regu
lar price, 75c,
l'ure Linen Cream Damask at 23e j worth S5c.
Heavy Cream Damasks tit 35c, 40e, 50e : t erth
45c, 60e and 00c
Extra Quality German (Deuble Damasks at
03c and 75c ; worth 85c and f 1,
A large let of Fine Qualities Llnen Table
Cleths and Napkins In setts at greatly reduced
prices.
A large let of All Linen Towels reduced from
12X te 10c
A large let of All Lluen Towels reduced from
aoeto 15c.
We have a large let of extra large sire, extra
fine Huck Towels In two numbers. Price was
60c and 75c ; will close them out at S3c aud 30c.
At these prices these goods should go out In a
few days.
Full lines of Tickings. Sheetings Muslins.
Ginghams, Prints, Pant BtufTs, etc., at leas than
regular prices.
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Heusefuraishing Goods.
WmluU Stere
asarJO-lydR
n-. v i . -s
i
6 FRIDAY. MARCH ?, 1800.
k v -f
4
a? .i.
OW
DAYS
WILL BE
March 13, 14 & 15.
WE WILL SHOW MANY
NOVELTIES
IN
DRY GOODS, NOTION), LADtBft' AND
MISSEi' COATS, WRAPS AMD
JACKBTa.
GENTfl AND BOY'S HATS, CAM, NECK-
WEAR, BOOTS, BHOBJB AMD
CLOTHINO.
Alse a New Department In HOUSE-FURNISH-INU
GOODS,
This Week wa Call Your AtUntlen te OUR
special surra for eents
at 110 aad 112.
They am Medium Weights, and buying or
pricing we shall take pleasure In showing tbsra
Hl'lUNG OVEROOATS-tS, V, V, IS, I1A, f 15.
Next Week our East Window will contain
Special Pantaleon Display.
Gent's Derby Hats, f 1 25, f 1 50.
English Derbys, $2 60.
Bey's Light Cleth Hat, SSc, 88c, 50c.
Reb Rey Caps, 60c
A Fine Assortment of Flrst-Class Goods In
Trunks, Traveling Bags and Valises.
Children's Kilt SutU, ta, IS SO, H,
Knee Pants, Dark and Light, S6e, 60e, 75e, f 1.
Gent's Silk Neckwear, S5c, 60c, 75c.
Spring-Weight Underwear, SSc, 60c, 75c
Men's Demet Shirts, 25c. SSc. 60c. 78c -
Overalls, CeaU and Jumpers, Me each or 11
per suit.
Sheetings, Tickings and Muslins-Tickings,
10c, 12c, He te 25c. Hill Muslins, yard wide, 7fc
Sheeting, e-4 12e.
Dress Ginghams, Se, 10c, IZHe te 30c
Outing Cleths, 10c, 12Kc WashBletes,6e.
Tewellngs, Kheper yard. '
Embreldeales in Swiss and Nainsoek.
Embroidered Fleunelngs, 27-Inch tei5-lnch
wide.
Laces-Vandyke and Valenciennes and
Heavy Cerded.
New Rnchlngs In Vandyke and Old English.
Ladles' French Butten Shoes, that are genu
Ine hand-made, which renders them easy and
comfortable te tba wearer. Tba style Is nearly
the same as our Reliable Common Senas shape.
Made with low heels. The uppers ar mads of
very pliable Bright Dongola stock.
Ladles seeking shoes that are a combination
of style and comfort, step and leek at ear
French Butten Shoes. They corns In all widths.
Price, ft 87,
-w "'.. ..-..
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, FA.,
A!r
NO. 81 MARKET ST.. HARRISBURQ. PA.
tSurnituv
JJENBY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te US East Klni street, having a
full line of Furniture of everydescrlptlen atth
l2wI!il0,A1,5 Undertaking prompUyat prempUyat prompUyat
tenilfi!? Call and examln our feeds.
SS-tfdR H. WOLF. 18S East KlngSUMt
e
.CHS A GIBBS.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
FOR THIS MONTH
-IN-
FURNITURE
-TO-
H0USTIRE BUYERS.
NEWEST STYLES, RELIABLE GOODS.
Full line Heme-Mad Werk. Goods stored
until wanted and delivered. Cem te Lancas
ter's Cheapest Furniture Heuse.
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
3d, 3d A 4th Floers, Ne. 31 SOUTH QUEEN
SlUEtST. x
F
UrtNITURE.
VERDICT!
Any One Ought te Be Suited Here.
This Is the Verdict of the People as they Pass
Through Our I-arge Stock or
FURNITUREI
Larger than Ever It Is this Rprlng. Cheaper
than Ever the Price this Spring.
Bedroom Suites.
The Largest Variety of Them Ever Set Up In
One Place In This City.
SIDEHOAHDS, EXTENSION TAJ1I.ES.
CHAIRS.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street
SS-AU Goods Stored till Wanted and Deliv
ered Free.
w
lOMfER'S CORNER.
ONE WORD :
H0USETIRE8!
r
Widmyer's,
Cerner East King and Duke Streets,
PR HE PEH
Williamson & Fester,
iZ rSY V1;' A,' r sikisisM
tj. - a, "VH-v ,. vJLiiM
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..thing. I ' feiW
sfaWATsWrt stXDUOWOW.v.
iiiwiMMt. Exiiliiry!
,ta grsausi Bsslaetlesi efsMla
FINS TAILORING
AT
H. CERHHRTS.
aaaassBBa
OvsMsaii aaaas te srasr at east pries.
teEttuw"''
vyMtfats rsisMsst at Hi ssas rats.
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This Is ths saesi ssssfiug rsdasttea svsr
mad la rias TaUerlBg. sad will snabts ths
cash buyer te tt flrst-elasc artel ferths
tarns money h would have te pay sararssvsy.
mads en.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dzr-tfd
M18
ARATHFON.
REDUCTIONS
-IN OUR-
DEPARTMENT.
In order that wa may open this Spring Season
with all New and Fresh Goods, we have
Marked the Balance
-OF OUR-
-AT-
VERT TEMPTING PRICES.
There ar many Nlee. Attractive Stylet btre
yet, and tba lit and finish will be lust as geed,
though we'll sell thsm for less money. We ex
tend te you an Invitation te call.
Myers & Rathven,
Reliable Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING ST& j&T
TMMENSR REDUCTIONS.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
TAILORING
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT!
Wher shall we go for the greatest assortment
and lowest prices T
Our Answer!
All-Weel Cheviot Suits, te order, at IU.
All-Weel Wide Wal Cheviot Halts, te order,
All-Weel Fine English Worsted Suits, te
erdsr, 118.
English Wide Wal Coats and Vests, te order,
118
All-Weel Diagonal Worsted suits, te order,
m
Th Best Imported Cerkscraw Suits, te order,
I2S.
Fine All-Well Trousers, te order, M, SS, M.
The Bast Trousers, te order, la SO, 7, is, SJ, 110.
Facilities new perfect for th finest work
Fit guaranteed.
Great bargains In Beys' and Children's Suit,
all our own make.
Prices almost enn-h-alf th original value.
Buyers should net fall te take advantage at
one of this rare opportunity.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
and (S NORTH QVESX ST.,
.W.OOBXnOPOKAHaB. LAHCABTEB, PA.
Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In th city.
SsTBe cautious and mak no mistake se that
yen get te the right place.
8vj (SeOtiB.
N:
EW YORK STORE.
-AT Till
New Yerk Stere.
This Is the best time of all the year te supply
?our wants with trimmings of every descrl p
Ien. The styles are new, th variety larger,
and the prices generally lower. Loek ever our
large lines of Cambric, Nainsoek and Jaccenet
Edgings, Insertions and Fleunelngs
and see If you cannot find Just what you ar
looking for.
We offer large assortment of
Hamburg Edgings
At 3, i, S, 8, 10 and 12K cents a yard.
Wider widths for
Skirt Trimmings
At ny 15, 17, 33 and 25 cents.
Fine Jacconetand Nainsoek
Edgings and Insertions
Iu different widths suitable for eery purpose
Irish and Swiss Point Embroideries
Point De Gene Trimming Laces,
In new designs at low prices.
Torchon Laces,
Hand made, in all widths In the fine, medium
and heavy qualities at surprisingly
low prices.
Pure Linen Torchon Laces,
Machine made, but very pretty : make excel
lent trimmings for ery Utile money.
Fine Oriental Laces
In all widths at 4,8, 10, i:i te 23 cent.
WATT JTSHAND,
Mercknt Taiig
WINTER
STOCK
EMBROIDERIES
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GETTIM YOUR SHIBJB
GUI BBS
-AT THE
Great
Selling OutU
Sale
AT TOTt
M0. 24 CENTRE gQUARE ?
WHY NOT
SPEND AN HOUR
)
IN LOOKING THROUGH
Our Bargains
f
IT WILL PAY YOU D
GET TO THE RIGHT PLACE,
t
24 CENTRE SQUAR
J. HARRY STAMM.
TTVRESS GOODS I DRESS QOODH I
Nes. 35 & 37 North Queen St.
(OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.)
Black Bilk Nett, 11 00, fl 23.
4-2nch Silk Warp Henrietta, tl i te U 60,
46-Inch Weel Henrietta, 76e, tl 00, f 1 85, f 1 08,
1175.
40-Inch All Weel Cashmere, 45c, 50c, fQVJc, 75c.
44-Inch Weel Henriettas, 37,c.
Yard-Wide Cashmere, 20c, 25c, 83c, 37;c
40-Inch Striped Henrietta, 60c
Brocade Mehairs, 75c.
50-Inch All-Weel Surah Twill, 75c and f 1 00.
40-Inch Cat Cashmeres, 60c, 75c, f 1 00.
"Ksrd-Wlde Striped Serges, SIXa.
Brllllantlne,25eand 60c
All-Weel Broadcloths, 25c. 37Kc, 60c, tl 00.
24-Inch Black Silks, 75c, II 00.
Black Silks, 60c, 75c, tt 00, tl 25, tl SO.
Surah Silks, 60c, 75c, 87c;
Batln Rhadamas, 75c, 87K, tl 00, tl 26.
Black Brocade Silas, 75c, tl 00, tl 25, tl 60.
Black Velvsts, 25c, 33c, 50c, 75c, tl 00, tl 21
Bordered Nnn's Veilings, for veils, 75e,l 00.
tl 25,
Big Bargains In Black Ciepes.
Black Shawls, tlOO, 1125, 1 150, 1200, t3 00 te
tl5 00, 2
Big Assortment of Black Bilk Ribbons.
Black 811k Laces, 10c, 12c, 17c, 20c, 25c te 50c,
Bargains In Bleck Velvet Ribbons.
Black Dress Ginghams, 10c, Uy,c '
Black Braid Trimming, 25c, S7c, 50c
Black Bilk Fringes, 60c, 75c.
Big Assortment of Black Calicoes.
Black Kid Gloves, 60c, 67c, 75c, tl 00.
Black Corsets. II 00.
Black Hosiery, 10c, 12V;c, 25c, 370, 50c te tl 00.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF-
Black Goods
IN LANCASTER.
(OPPOSITE POSTOFFCE.)
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
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