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Sc&Hrtl ,WH Men ft mild winter la weatbcr
, V-fcjrf i'lWiM mil fm h varv nnnr. for
la,a..4-A &. 1A ... ilMM .m Im atnlr.
R (aaaa what 4tiv mnv havA sural In coal.
J?ssd cold March and them truggllng
. , .. -ihf1,rltfiir Tbn Mtne causes hare
1 drained the resources of charitable soele-
..!. mil nnv t f he lint tnneii of real
"'wlflter the Lancaster Dorcas society Is
'" fheard appealing for funds In the simple
'..'ii'-i- announcement that Its work must step
h. a ,ttence uateas money is supplied. This
tL'AUlit an unsectarlan organitatieM of
?4 charitable women who give their time
te ..laoers mat are net picasani.
fffMa. -.a. aa & A a aV . ak ImAlfcllfcJ a-V () St aa.
--St, luev ptjuctraie iui uwmra ui vue
k ':nyM nnlaAPiKla nnnp ttfirl w.ti.r...fc Aaten
;t 7 1wvweni.iM.v jrw., .. ...aw... ,,-,
& 'iirr,u r.":-.:". :r:::'
ij- sany ener .wuai ueip tuey cuu give,
i ?!?f aa Dy long training iiicy quicmy
i iMdi00Ter these worthy of relief and are
. jfiQ MKKnn impereu upon, aimay ucsijernw
tf'nMu and woman has been rescued by
i theee trained followers of Bercas.nnd the
jiwin net be overestimated. Thetr fund
ftV -0 aw expended wltli Judgment u well as
1 "'' care, ana ii weuiu uu (jiuuny w iue
SKHj''dty If they should Deferced te suspend
"' vfe. hstr lalmra for want nf nieiiDV. It has
hjCV I'tun 4V. Iu.t nf T.enPnatAr llet lin hail
f'ftr'J;' ii .i.i..i a. ii.- ..,...
ei? wealth Is unusually high while there
Vare practically no millionaires for the
If' Teat te leek up te for charity by whole-
b j;E? sale, there Is a line chance here fur tliat
fv$& most wholesome form of Klvlnir which
ft ltftfAlA4i aAlfAiilnl. Tf iha arrAftf. tiiim-
EJ.3 hereof the well-to-de who work In busl-
-.. rhy- v! ur . LUC r LriUlFH WUU1U EUCU UBJ13
st.'Xr a Uttle for the support of the Dorcas, or
Si nr similar cnarlty, the small number or
, 7$f detaarvlng and miserable peer would be
fetaslly helped through this worst month
"W't the winter and be made ready te try
iagaln for prosperity in tue spring. We
mta te discourage tbe regular prefes-
tenal beggars who go from deer te deer
l "f,r living 'In laziness by their wits, and
bV? fs .soeuiu neariiiy encourage tnose who are
r ;, .nenestly struggling with misfortune.
St - .1, Th6 comment Is often made that many
U. ''"' these who appeal te charity have
reugnt tntir nnsieriuncs uKn incm-
-natives ey recxiess impreviueuce, intern-
.. ,varanee or ether faults ; that they are
v'SmaTiuiT me natural nnaiiv or wroniTue-
fcvJisgand deserve no help, but if the critic
14 ..would consider his own case he would
P,feBJ forced te admit that, judged by the
,1,mmme smru ruie, uu wuum de wertuy ei
sjial misery although he bas escaped
''fit Hk faulU may net be of a kind that
nWferlug poverty, but they as surely have
' ,lhelr penalties ; and, as every one has
.i!'ftMjlts(every one is sure of misery of some
iiai
and should have sympathy for all
i. It Is human te err, and wee is
r "isiiJMSKia.
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VMmalfv nfftrmr. but fai all Hint llfn
'" IM cheerful thing and may be far mera
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0 If you fellow the golden rule.
Why Is It?
The unanimity with which the news-
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v papers or rnuaaeipnia nave cue
Del.
Erie
overlook the detailed stttterf-TSt-
Nrhe New Yerk lfV-prlces snd
Kris and.,
Jar O
K.AT.
lieu. A N
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nvu ,,.4neaoiiarisaeoui
VJlssit hereMSeme of tbe se-called
that were seen here during this
season were se villainous that
i With free tickets were cheated. It
wonder that the publle clamor la
Mr. seeker te again take the reins.
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Aqainst Kebberv.
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Almest Frese.
'Weldmsn, son of Isaac Weld-
'';fimtjatamt Akren, was out driving and
ae late Sunday nlt-tit.
TJs a can-
...Was very cold and while
.hcrefere
.utcninar. tne none, which r
kfraetleus, frightened and In turrf opera'
the abaft against Wcidman'a1, "u ""
m him savarelv. Thn vnunninrormaUen
red from this, when the her-"atlally new
i a severe blew with his head, v Philadelphia
Its the ground, where he lsvide com muni ca-
westerned unconscious theeple if they hed
russwter anu was carad se cannot claim
nere oeena net receveM 0f the World'
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yi-irft.W, !-. mmv VM. IUUIU HUW 4.UI44I9-
k? 'P&JS. tinn tn tlii.tr Kntnmnn I
TVt XOT...4 I. II II... O T. 14 41... 41 -1-
I ?net believe this tale te be true ? Why
m Xithen de they net say se. Is it usual
fc k$k for an enternrisinir nowsnaner te rend f
Aar-ysi . . -.-.--
,S",frv charges against u
publle official
ix?, and te refrain from allusion te them
IgflgSr "Juice iii iuu way ui acuuuciatieu ei
i"'.-.?' .their nllHinr nr tlinli ntilnnt 9 r'nl,,!..!..
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it?.::" , : -jvv. . vumiuy
uw journals ei renusyivauia ana
the people thereof are interested In a
statement that Senater Quay when he
was state treasurer used the funds of the
treasury te carry through a private spec spec
alatlenin Chicago street railways and
that Auditor General XerrU and ether
officials were sharers with him In the
profits of the operation. That is, as we
read it, the very specific charge of the
Hew Yerk World, which the Philadel
phia newspapers have net failed te see,
but have all failed, se far as our observa
tion gees, te reprint or in any manner
eemment upon it.
It is a statement which loudly de
mands the attention of the people and
the press and which the object of the
accusation cannot avoid noticing and
refuting if it is in his power te de he.
We de net knew that It Is truu ; but w e
de knew that It should be met. and thnt
V? ttcanne be successfully treated by un
- &tf etortaklngte Ignore it. The failure of
''A- newspapers te uotlce it may be prompted
x" vj44ivi4iiui4 i ui ocuuier vfUBy
j.'h Is as. silly as it is Improper. If the
. rge is false, It is cosily within
Lwaijpewer te gainsay it. and there Is nn
teta'Meratlve need upon him te de it : nml
-Sr -tefciUaU " very S'aa te ,jer "Im de It.
- tmmTyave m diiiosltlen te malign him;
In fcae lower ,eltuer de we think that In the
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&fe MMMr anerrcuiposuienwrncnne assumes. In
, 1tem he wspnduct of the affairs of the ceuutry,
Bjssea mnpreper mat uuegaiieus against his
MUr tic conduct shall be covered with a
Ei tie of silence.
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Xlaerals In Our Ceuutr.
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,,- mm JJWJ4.U ju mzin. COUUty InlUK
- v. wh wicjr uuvc iuuuu aniiiracnn nnui nn
(fr ihalr farms, and we hope that they will
. . M.lfa. 4I..I-1.. t 14 T.. ,
" i "upes iruiu ii. IXTUUps, HOW-
' awr, they de uet sufficiently realize that
f aawy mirny iiuu amuracite coal aud yet
r-Mva nothing of value, bscause it is net
ivwuatiie quantity, valuable minerals
found la many places, but
valuable quantltlefl of
abundant. Our frlem
have found silver, but neta
This region of country is rich In mineral
suggestions and nearly every mineral
can be found In It. Lancaster eeunty
even oetatates coal, but coal ratacs are a
hopeless) aaplratlen for her.; Sliejhas
liver and sine and lead aad chrome
and ken everywhere, but her stores of
mineral wealth lack concentration.
It k very well for these who find min
eral indications upon their land te un
dertake the discovery of their value ;
but they should net be tee ready te be
lieve that they have mere than what
they see. There is no Inquiry that de
mands greater caution than that into
things that are hidden In the earth, se
usual It is for the fairest show of value te
end with the show.
The mysterious Niagara Falls murder
case is attracting a great dnal of attention
in England, and the sensational statement
Is published that Scotland Yard detectives
have been ordered te Canada te invostlgate
a supposed plot for Inveigling young
Englishmen of wealth te America for
murder and robbery. A dispatch te the
ITtrald denies every detail of this absurd
story. Men don't plan murder as a whale whale
ssle business operstlen nowadays,aHlieuKh
aocieties like the Mollle Magulre and the
Clan-naOuel soem te have come pretty
near te It.
At Princeton the students of the fresh
men and sophomore classes had a pleasan
try with hard frown snow balls en Friday.
The battle lasted for an hour or se, and
scores of eyes were closed and many faces
bloody, while twenty hats were dettreyed
In melees, and the doctor's ofTU-e was
crowded with wennded. Greut fun!
It would be Just like the eccentrlelty of
this winter te drop a few inches of snow
le-nlght, se as te give Hunduy work for the
snow-shovel brigade
Sener Navaube, the aulutant socretary of
the Spanish American Commercial Union,
Is authority for the statoment thnt the Pan
American Congress will net net finish its
labors until the clese of tills month,
and may remain at work In April.
The state department will then publish the
proceedings In English, Spanish and Por
tuguese, and they premise te make a very
bulky volume. The remit of it all seems
te depend upon the United Stales tariff
quostlen.'and the work of the Congress can
have little effect upon our coramerce with
the Seuth unless the radical high tariff
policy of the Kepubllcan paity Is aban
doned. Will managed respectable otliktle
clubs are valuable institutions, and ,Lan ,Lan
caster has ene that Oolyieods a llttle on en
ergy and enterprise. In nome of the great
cltles, notably in New Yerk, New Orleans,
and San Francisce, se-called " athletic
clubs,'i are abusing the geed reputation of
tiiese Institutions by employing profes
sional bruisers te right for prizes, and
some of their exhibitions are nothing mere
than brutalizing and degrading jmundlng
matches. ,A San Francisce paper nnys :
" It is notorious thnt theso ao-ealled clubs
had thulr origin In the doslre te find se me
means of evading a local ordinance, in
tended te subject exhibitions of prize light
ing te police survelllanee in order te pro pre
vent tlie occurrence of dlsgraceful scenes
that had been wltnossed at enceunters bo be
twesn professional bruisers. The dovlce lr.
se thin and transparent that It would net
for a moinent docnlve the mind of any
Jule of averegs ability and henesty. The
clubs are incorporated ostensibly under
the taw which allows the formation of as
sociations for charitable, bonevelont and
social purpeses. The prctensn Is thnt tiicy
are intended te encourage physical training.
The monthly dues are simply a monthly
charge, paid by the inombers for the priv
ilege of witnessing a brutal eueeunter bo be bo
tweon two professional figbters."
It is high 1 1 me that the genulne and ro re ro
spectablo nthlotie clubs should comblne te
deneunce this Imposition, and save their
Imperiled reputations. The frequent ineu
Tr LT SS
I Vulcal culture cannot rellsh,
. ....
"JIlTT, Republican, of Illinois, who
.....' koeplng Cate in his seat in Con Cen
""" man who holds his consclenco
Mleh. Cee................
Mlateuri Pnclne....,
Heck. Valley.
..ntrel of hie party bosses. He
r himself and vetes accoril acceril accoril
!!r.'.vledge. lle says: I leek
connection with these clec-
!y.O.T!;"".m.'.'"'m a Jurer, and have thus felt
Nw Kntland.... jien te oxnmlne them In a Judicial
OirfTer. I have very carenilly examined
Oregon Ti'the ovidence In this particular case, and,
gaugwaocerdlng te my best Judgment, have no
iiuiiuiui-j- in wiin inuv jir. vuie was
fairly eleeted. There was no violence or
Intimidation at the time of the cloctleu in
the district se far as I have been able
te
discover.
I have given every possible ad
vantage te Mr. Featherstene. In precincts
where I thought he had net been fairly
treated I have thrown out the vete, and lu
cases of votes of doubtful legality I have
given the benefit of the doubt te Mr.
Fsatherstene. Yet I still find him short of
being elected by evor S00 vetes. That being
the case, I believed Mr. Cate te have been
elected, and se voted. There were ether
Republicans who were doubtful en the
matter, but net having given it the atten
tion I had, they voted with the majority.
As te the Kepubllcan majority en the elec
tions committed don't want te say any-,
thing about them. They are Just as well
entitled te their opinions as I am te mine,
and I suppese ere Just as (Irmly con
vinced of Mr. Feathcrstone's election as I
am of Mr. Cate's."
PEIISOKAI..
Jamks Husskll Lewell, though still
centlucd te his house. In Cambridge, .Muss.,
is reported te have se fur lmproved as te be
able te see and talk with inombers of his
family.
Mns. IlEViuinTA Kai: Watts, wife of
ex-Judge Watts, ene tlme commissioner of
agrlculture under l'resldent Uraut, nnd
for muny years president of the Cumber
land Vuilny railroad, died lu Cnrltale en
Friday, at the age of "2 years. She was an
estimable lady, and geed te the peer of
the community.
Ex-OoVEnseu Kxeljsu's will contains
these bequests: New Hat en hospital, J0,
000, te found free hospital beds ; the Helen
tiflu department of Vale, $20,000, te found a
i-unir in iiiaiueiiiuucs ; wie laie Horary,
810,000; the New Haven orphan hhvIiuii,
f5,000, and the St, Francis orphan asylum
(Catholic), S5.000.
mri.E rn.vcricE is jail.
Hew u 1'rlMJu War.leii Dltariiied u
Desperado.
The sheeting of Helshay, the train
robber, in tbe Marquette Jull, as brlelly
described by telegraph en Friday, was a
ery exciting incident The prisoner was
suspected of Mnlster designs and Keeper
Pelllser went te summon him te the
warden's oftlce for search. Helzhaj threw
his ltft arm around the keeper's neck, and
drawing a murderous looking knlfu
pressed it against Ills threat. He then
diew Pelllser toward the gate and told the
keeper there te kill him or he would kill
Felilker. Deputy Warden Hnuley was
sent for and dreiv a bead en the convict,
when the latter held Pelllber lu front of
him se as te form a shield.' He continued
this for aeine tlme, stepping out and daring
thejdenuty warden te kill mm, but dedg.
ing behind Pelllser and heldlug his knife
at tbe latter's threat whenever the rille was
aimed at him. Finally I'ellUer broke
away and ran around the cell block with
Holzhay In pursuit. Seeing that Pelllser
would escape, Holzhay seized a convict
named Messevey and ropeatod the same
game. Warden Tompkins steed at the
gate for two hours trying te get a chance te
disarm Holzhay.
" I would have simply rushed In," said
the warden, " but I was afraid the fellow
might be Insane, and that any attempt te
de se would simply result In Massevey's
death, He would pccasienslly whet bis
isi ..a l.mVi.
knlfeat the back of HnelatUr'a neck se ae
...Y BXIU HUM! HUB
te slab him through the spine."
. At last by sending Deputy Warden Haw
ley te talk with another convict en the
ether side or the eetl block, I distracted bis
attention for a . tnocnent. Ills right hand,
fceldtagtke knife, lay en his knee. I took
toady aim and planted a bullet right la
his knuckles. He get up and called eut:
"Well, you've done It," and walked
toward his cell.
The heavy bullet from the Martin rifle
tore away all of his right hand flngers, and
smashed the metacarpal bones j only his
thumb is left. It grated Messevey'a leg,
but he was net hurt. Uelzhay was seen
last evening. He lay groaning with pain
and rofused te answer questions. Mease Mease
vey mid I "I knew the feltew would kill
me If I covered, but I rolled en Mr. Tomp
kins te save me and he did. I think I ewe
my life te the warden's coelneev and sure
aim."
Thoknlfelsamurdorous weapon, made
by grinding an ordinary table knife te a
sharp point en the ceil fleer. Hew HeUbay
get It is net known.
A FIGHT FOB LIFE.
A Weman Attacked By a Madman and
Cernea Off Victorious, Nearly Chok
ing Ulm te Death.
It was a fight for life. The combatants
were Mrs. Mary Petersen and a madman,
who glves ttis name of Albert Jenssen, and
saya he Is from Michigan. Tbe affray oc
curred In Mrs, Petersen's kltchen In Chi
cago en Thursday oveniug. Woaryefhor
day's work, Mrs. Petersen sat by the
kitchen fire te await the coming of her
husband. The evening meal was en the
tabic She had waited, perhaps, half an
hour, when the front (deer epened. Sup
posing it te be her husband, she get up te
Sreet him. Ilefore she reached the hall
oer It was thrown violently open, and a
strange man, with a wlld,florceglaro in his
'eyes, confronted her.
Fer a inoment the two steed facing each
ether, the woman almost paralyzed with
fear and the madman gloating ever his In
tended victim with glittering eyes. Then
he drew a revelver, and, levelling it at her
head, flred. She sprang te one side, and
then. with a bound like a tiger, clutched
him by the threat. It was a fight for life,
and even the madman, with his awful
strength, could net loeso her grip. In
vsln did he strlke her with his ro re ro
velvor. He tried te bring the muzzle In
line with her head, that he might blew her
brains out, but she hugged him no closely
that he could net, and the weaen was
again discharged Inte the wall Shecllnched
her hands the tighter. His eyes Mgan te
start from their noekets. His facn changed
from red te a livid purple, and his tengue
rolled out as he gasped for breath. The
veins of his forehond swolied almost te
bursting, but the woman held en. llorlife
depended en her pi I p. .
Back and forth across the room they
struggled. Chairs wero overturned and
the table set 'for supper was upset. Tbe
madman had ceased te strlke her, and all
his efforts wero te break her grasp en his
threat. He began te weaken. At last the
bleed spurted from his nostrils, and the
sight of this was mero than the peer woman
could stand. She relaxed her held and
fled, fro m the house te the nearest neigh
bors, and the imIIce were called. As seen
as he was froe irem Mrs. Pettorsen'sgrnsp
the mad man slunk te the attic of the heuse.
In a short tlme the Hlnman stroet patrol
wagon arrlved, nnd Oflleer Birmingham
went up te the top of the heuse te fetch the
maniac down. It was no easy matter. The
fiend had pirtinlly recovered his strength
from the frightful choking nnd was at bay
in a dark comer of the attic. Fertunately,
in the struggle the fallow had diepped his
rovelvor. As sein as the officer entered
the dimly lighted room the maniac made a
rush for him. Then enme another fight,
but the ofticer was fresh and the madinnu
badly winded from the struggle he had
with Mm. Petersen In the kltchen.
As he closed In On the officer the manlae
gaven hearse yell, thnt sounded mero like
n rear of a wild beast than ilke a human
cry. The oflleer finally threw the fellow,
nnd he was manacled nnd taken te the
Hlnman stroet pollce station, llore he be be bo
came mero qulet. Nothing could be
lenrned from him, however, further than
his name was Albert Jenssen, and that he
escaped from a, Michigan Insane asylum.
After closely exnmlnlng him he was taken
te the doteutlon hospital,
fttrnnge Uses of Paper.
Frem, the HL I.euli HUitlener,
Pnper is new made te serve for steel and
iron. When strong fiber is used It can be
made Inte a substance se hard thnt it can
scarcely be scnitehed. Itnllread car-whoels
are made eflt mero durable than iron. A
stere lu Atlanta, Ueergln, has been built
entirely of paper. The ratters, woathor weathor woather
bourds, roefund tloering nre nil mndoef
thick compressed paper beards, impervious
te water. On account of the surface of the
paper being smooth nnd hai.VJt cannot
cutch nn llronseasliy nsnwoedon rm'iUling.
It Is found warm in cold nnd cool In het
weather. The JJreslau flropreof chimney
has demonstrated that coeklngaud heating
stoves, bathtubs nnd pets, when nunealed
by n precess that renders it fireproof",
become mero lasting than iron and will net
burn out. Crocks In floors around the skirt
ing beard, or ether parts of a room, may
be neatly tilled by thoroughly soaking
newspaper in paste made ns thick as putty
and forced into the cracks with n paste paste
knlfe. It will seen harden and can be
painted.
Ulack walnut picture frames nre made
of paper and se colored that no ene can tell
them from the original weed. A paper
piano has lately bceu exhibited In Paris.
The onllre ense is made of compressed
paper, te which IsgUcun hard surface, a
croam-whlte brilliant polish. The legs nnd
sides nre ornamented with arabosques and
floral designs. The extorler, and as much,
of the Interior ns can be seen when the
instrument is open, nre covered with
wreaths and medallions painted in minia
ture. An Italian monk has suececded In
constructing au organ whero the pipes are
made of paper pulp. It bus 1,400 pipes of
various sizes. The Americau Cottensoed-Oil
trust are new running n mill for making
paper from the hulls remaining after all the
oil lias been squcozed out of the cottonseed.
They are contemplating the orectieu of a
100-ten mill for the same purpose These
hulls have heretofore been considered
worthless. It has se far pre veil se successful
that the trust propeso erecting mills nt
dltlereiit points in the cotton-raising
uuitiury. vi course, nils will NOUieWllUl
revolutionize the tmner trade.
A new mill for the manufacture nf paper
from mess has been recently established in
Sweden. IPaporef.ditforont thickness nnd
pasteboard made et It hae nlicady been
shown, the latter even in sheets thrco thrce
quarters of an Inch thick. It Is ns hard us
weed and can be easily painted nnd polished
It has nil the geed qualities, but none of
the defetts, of weed. The juistcbenrd can be
used for deer nnd window frames, archi
tectural ornaments and all kinds of furni
ture The ceiling of the Assembly chamber
nt Albany. N. Y.. is lnudoefpipfor-mache.
It is a medel of its. kind, ami appears se
like inarble as te docelvo tbe most expert
oye. The latest idea is te use paper instead
of w oed for lead pencils, bv using n intent
preiuirntleu by which It can be cut as easily
as tlie softest weed.
DEAD IN WEimiSO UAHMESTS.
A Weddlns Coremony Iuturrunted bv
the ltrldegroein's Doceaue.
A wedding in Portland, Me., was turned
Thursday evening Inte acircloef mourners,
Oeorge H. Wutklus, ofthe linn of Urewn,
Thursten & Ce., prlnters and publishers,
wns tn have been married te Miss Bain,
daughter of n promluent business man. He
hud fitted up a house, and the wedding was
tohae taken place there. Te the great
surprise or all the guests Mr. Watklns
failed te make his appearauce at his etllce.
His failure te ceme down had been noticed
during the day, causing tlie greater sur
prise because the firm was very busy, and
Mr. Watklns was always devoted closely te
business. One of the gnosis at the house
volunteered tn go te the United Stales hotel,
where Mr. Watklns bearded, and bring
him te the heuse, all present supposing
some incidental mutter had detained him.
At the hetel they said he had net been
seen. His deer was locked, and Lad been
all day. His friend then entered the room
and feuud Mr. Watklns en the lied. He
was covered with bleed, aud had appar
ently been dead several hours.
The room was at ence closed, nnd Coro Core
ner Gould called. Physicians were sent
for, and an examination or the remains was
made. Mr. Watklns died of a sudden
hemorrhage of the lungs. He was half
d rested for the coremony.
The news of the death of Mr. Watklns
was net at first told te the lady who was
waiting te become his wire. The guests
were Informed that Mr. Watklns had been
takeu suddenly sick, and uf.er they had
left the heuse. Rev. Dr. Dunn, wlm u-i i
have performed the ceremony, broke the
v. Dr. Dunn said, aa bear
"I fear aha. tee. will die. The
aheek was tee complete te be deserlbed.r
She simply breke down completely."
A Preevher Cenfeaaea Ilia Tkefta.
Itev. Martin Luther Frltch, a German
Reformed clergyman, who Is chaplain of
the Berks county almshouse, was arrested
for having committed a series of petty
rsefte. Ob Wednesday he made a written
eanfcaaiea te the Reading firm he hsd
injared and it was agreed te keep the
matter secret, bat the story leaked out snd
the arrest followed.
11LANK TERSE STUDIES.
Hoax.
Hall, glorious morn t see Luna's pats veil trail,
And melt te ether In the bright white light;
Oh, see the blithe lark In the high skr fly,
Oh, hear th bluebirds' break e' day gay lay I
Ws knew no wary watch dot's bow-wow-new,
Bat hear the Jocund cock's remote note float,
And see the polka-dotted big pig dig.
And all the flowers with hi stoat snout rout I
On, gently sloping mead, serene green scene,
Where 'neath the pleasant apple boughs cows
browse,
When cool lag vagrant sephm blew se low,
Spilling the lll'ssnewjrunt-pent scent!
N0O5.
Bee the bee light upon the swaying rose,
Old geld bold rover In the meadows green,
Hate mass strays wave-like round the rustling
cope,
Where (air rare (lowers smile and lightly blew.
NIOHT.
New seething night time darkles en the peel,
The white star sparkles In the peaceful sky,
The fanner makes a bee line for his couch,
And hears the feline warble en the fence.
Tlie flutist new begarbles Nancy Loe.
The small boy's marbles rest with nil his tops.
While Artemis se queenly lightly float,
Above the world serenely In her ceurse.
While moonlit weeds are stretching fur away,
A silver etching for the poet's eye,
The gentle night wind rustles In the corn,
The agile acgre h miles for your hens.
The (lowers beaming with the pearls of night,
The fanner's dreaming of the waving crops,
While of the geed pile he'll rake In next fall
lle dreams, his weed pile softly mclU away.
tYem tht AViv Yerk Sun.
Htrn'n and external Injuries are thn chief
causes of weak ankles and Joints. 1j the free
tueer Salvation Oil a cure will be eflected In a
short time.
"And there was a miuk ball that night," yes,
and they kept It up pretty lively until morning.
Yeu see they weren't afraid of the early frost
knowing that nil the druggists keep supplied
with Dr. null's Cough ttyrup, the old reliable
standby.
As an ounce of prevention Is better, they say
Than a pound of the beit sort of cure,
Let us all keep, our teeth and our gums from
decay,
And our mouth and our breath fresh and pure,
Fer n bettle or HCUODONTH all we ?eiUlrc,
Te speedily roallze all we desire.
A Newspnper Editor,
O. M. Holcetnb, of Uloemvllle, Ohie, rises te
explain: "Had thnt terrible disease catarrh,
for twenty years ; couldn't taste or smell, and
hearing was fulling. Themat' Ktlectrie Oil cured
me. These are facts voluntarily Riven against
a former prejudice of patent medicine.
A Method of Advertisings
Over ene hundred thousand ret tample bot
tles of Kemp's Ualiatn, we leurn, wcreglttm
away In this state last year. The corresponding
sale en tlie Ilalsnm has never been equalled or
approached by any ether remedy. Ihlamcdl
cine must have great merit or the frce snmple
would Injure, rather than help thosale. If you
have n cough or cold, or even cetiMimptlnn, we
would certainly iidvlsa a trial. The large, bot
tles are 00c and tl. (1)
... a.
It Is dangerous te tamper with Irritating
liquids and exciting smuts. Use Ely's Cream
Iluliu, which Is safe and pleasant, nnd Is easily
applied. It cures the worst cases of catarrh.
cold In the head and hay fever," .giving relief
rrem me nrst application. l'rlceH) cents.
feW7-2wd
New, Ulve, Attention
Te the purification of your bleed, for nt noses
son Is the body se susceptible te the benefits te
be derived from a geed medicine, as In March,
April .and May. Heed's Barsnpnrllla Is the
people's favorite spring medicine. It stands
unequalled for purifying the bleed, curing
scrofula, salt rheum, etc., regulating the kid
neys and liver, repairing nerve tissues, strength
ening and ln Igeratlng the whole body, as well
as" checking the progress of acute and chronic
disease, nnd restoring the affilctcd parts te a
natural, healthy condition. If you have never
tiled Heed's Harsapnrllla for your " spring med
icine," de se this season. mnrt-ltd&w
ItcUflfeuB.
-IDEMOIOUH 8KIIVICES WILL HE HELD
XV In the following churches en Sunday, In
iiiuinurniugnt4U-3u, in me evening ill f.44. Blin
duy school at 1: p. m. When the hour Is dif
ferent Ills especially noted :
I'llESBYTKUIAN MKMeniAI, Cnnncii Seuth
Queen street, Themas Thompson, D. D., pastor,
bunday school at 1:43 p. in.
New Ciiuncir. Mcrvlecs nnd Bunday school
te-morrow morning nt the usual hour. In Leng's
building, Ne. 10 North Queen street.
a rack Lumen an. lle v. O.K. Ilaupt, pastor,
tfunday school at 'i p. m. Church serxlce
morning and 0 venlng. Paster's merulns lllble
clnssntfl.
Evangelical Lutiikhan Sunday Scheel
or Emmanuel North Pine near Walnut at 3
p. ru. 1'reachlng Thursday evening.
Olivkt Haitist Cuuncil East Vine near
Duke street. Itev. M. Frayne, pastor. Cent Cent
munten lu the ecnlnir.
Olivkt Mission 2fl East Frederick street.
Sunday school at 3 p. 111.
UNITSD llBETIinKN IN CHRIST, COVEVANT.
West Orange and Concord streets. Itev. C. W,
Uutsler, pastor. I'ralse service at CJJ0 p. in.
Evaneklical First Church. Itev. P. K.
Lcbr, pastor. Uermau in the morning. Sunday
school at n. m.
Western M. E. church. Itev. Wm. Noen
Thern pseu, pastor. Class meeting atvJOn. m.
Preaching In Uie morning and evening by ltev.
Daniel Hclnecr. Sunday school ntl:Up. 111.
Evangelical CHUKcn. Itev. U.D. Albright,
pastor. Bunday school at S p. 111. Prayer aud
praise service at QJSO p. in.
Deutsche IUkeum St. Johannes Kircher
Cerner of Orange and Mulberry streets. Service
in the German language from 0 SO te 10 45 a.m.
and from a te 7:15 p.m. Sunday school from
12 : te 1:45 p.m.
Divine serlce en Sunday morning lu the
Tteckland street school building ut 10'; o'clock.
Sunday school at 2 p. 111.
HEreKMED-ttT. Luke's Marietta avenue,
Itev, Wm. F. Llchlltcr, pastor. Sunday school
at 3 p. m.
Tbinitt LUTHERAr.-Itev. C. L. Kry, pastor.
Service mnrnlnir, afternoon and eeuliig, con
ducted by the pastor.
sr. JeiiN'a Lutheran ltev. 11. F. Alleman,
D. I) pastor. Services at 11a. ui. In Uermau
Itefermed church, corner or Urnnrenml Mui.
berry street. Sunday school nt St. Jehn's nt 2
p. in., andat Uetwald Memerial Mission at i n.
m
ST. BTEPHKN's-Colleje Chapel. Sermon by
Itev. Dr. J. II. Dubbs.
First Ukfehhkd. Itev. J. M. Tltzel, D. D.,
p.istec. Services merulug and evening, and
Sunday school at 1: 15.
ST. I'aul'8 ltF.reRMRD llev. J. W. Mcuilnger,
pastor. Twilight service at (1 15 p. m.
church or Ged Cerner of l'rliicu nnd Or
ange. Itev. J. II. Eslerllue, pastor. Sunday
school at 1:45.
Ciihist Lutii pran. Itev. E. I Heed, pastor.
Catechetical cluwi en Sunday at 3.15 and Friday
evening at 7.
Moravian. Itev. J. Max Hark, D. D., pastor.
Sunday school at 2 p. in. Lvutcu lecture e iry
Wednesday e oiling.
St. Paul's M. E. Church ltev. K.C. Yerkes
pastor. V a. in. class. Sunday sihoel ut 1:15 p.
ni. Early prajer meeting atb-00 p. in.
l'RESDYTEiilAN. Itev. J. Y. Mitchell, D. D.
pastor. Preaching by the pastor.
First M. E. Ciiuhcii Iter. 8. M. Vernen, D.
11., pastor. Class meetings at 0 a. m. bunday
school at 1-15 p. in.
Scflrtl iloticce.
ESTATE OK ADA V. AltNOLD, LATE OK
Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa,
mentarynn said estate having been granted te
the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereie
are requested te mnke Immediate lujment,
and these having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without rteluv for
settlement te the iiuderslciied. residing In Lan
caster, Pa., at Ne III North Duke street.
ml-dtdS JOHN W. A1TEU, Executer.
INSTATE OK 1IK.NKY A. (JAHI.i:, LATE
It of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa
mentary en sold estate having been granted te
the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate pu mem, and
4iiuv imping ciuuiiB ur ueiiiitimy IlKailltl 1110
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te tbe undersigned, residing lu Lancas
ter city. JAMKS C. GAHI.E, Kxecuter,
. ... 613 West Cbcstuut street.
J, II. ft. WAONKn, Attorney. llS-Olit-4
M
ADAMK OUEltPJLLON
WILL OIVE INSTRUCTION'S IN
FRENCH in This City.
FROM OCTOBEK 1st.
Ne deduction for abcuce. Ker particulars
address, M'MK O..
itiuress,
sJK-lU
Ne. 11!) North Queen Street.
10
PKIl CENT.DKHKNTUKKKrOCK CEIt-
tincaies in multiples or iiuu, eurnlngu
giiaruutee ca)i dlv Idcnd or lever cent. pcrnu
num. nayabloscml-unuunllv.ure Issued hv tin
Uulldlngaiid Lean Association ofllakelatliorue
Office, Aberdeen, Seuth Dakota). Ne member-
snip lee or etner expense niciuenl te Issuance
of stock. Stock may be converted Inte cash ut
purchase price after HVe jears. Invester se
cured by real estate mortgages te double the
amount of the Investment deposited with a
Trustee. Correspondence Invited.
VS. W.HTAKLIXfJ,
Manager Philadelphia Office,
Janl-3meed Ne, ill Walnut btrest,
Wnnammkt'
Pat LABkxrai a. Bataresvy, Mards t, MM.
Don't forget that new goods
are appearing in all the stocks
daily.
i,
ft
m
I
t
Time'wai that a nal. b's
clothes were a satire upon
childhood. Any antique used-te-be
that may be disposed te
dispute the question of pro
gress in Beys Clethes j should
call in our Clothing Stere. He
will seen be converted J te the
modern notions.
The all-around character of
our business demands best at
every point. The business be
gan in Clothing for Men and
Beys. It continues a vital part
of it, a part for which we de
our best
Apply the test te the Small
Beys' Clethes. Find, if you
can, an equal line of Reefers.
Yeu knew the Reefers, double
breasted Jackets te be worn
ever Blouse Suits. Blues in
sailor style, like a pea-jacket ;
ethers in great variety of
Fancy Cassimere. $fi $4.50,
$5, $6, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50.
Or if you prefer a regular
Overcoat, the variety is also
here, $7.50 te $10, iust like, the
little fellow's father s overcoat,
Melten, Cevert Cleth, or Ker
sey. Just te file a caveat en the
impression that the Clothing is
only for Beys, we ask your
thought te the Men's Light
Overcoats. The stock hast, all
the variety needed for absolute
completeness in style, price,
size. Gay youth, grave age,
the professional dignitary, the
dapper man of affairs, are all
equally in mind in the stock
gathering.
This Clothing stock is first
cousin te the Dry Goods.
That's why they meet here.
Brains in eUr Clothing store.
Market street side.
Yeu need te be an expert te
tell the make-believe diamonds
and rubies and pearls and all
that from the genuine. There
are sparklers in the new Spring
Jewelry with the light of Koh-i-neor
and the price of Rhine
stones. Past belief, if you
haven't seen them.
Many of the daintiest Jew
elry shapesjare nowhere else in
town.
Northwest of centre
New let of hand-painted
Window Shades, with spring
rollers, 36x72 inches, 50c ;
ready te hang.
Upholstery section, second fleer, north or Tran
sept. Jehn Wanamaker.
eflOMV.
SJ
NOW I
The first real snow of the season. Hew
WHITE, hew PURE, hew BEAUTIFUL
seems like something ws have net seen for a
long time, and yet thete who us
Have these samequallllcs displayed en their
table ev cry day In their Bread and Biscuit
r. n i r
itHnce.
rUST RECEIVED
SO Cases Mere
OK OUR OWN BRAND
-AT-
Slaymaker's,
29 EAST KING STREET.
entftvu;
Dlt. NATIIORST, DENTIST.
CENTRE SQUARE.
I illlng Teeth and falnless Extraetloe Spe
cialties. New Bets made, broken ones mended
nnd remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plates
uad pUeted, etc. Yes,eerytnlng pertaining
te Dentistry will ricele prompt attention, at
jery Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr.
Nafherstls Hie ONLY Dentist In this county
w he Is a graduate of Medicine as well aa of Den
tistry, nn advantage that Is obvious.
mnrS-lyd&w
T-VENTI8TKY,
" 36 Years Practice lu 0ns Office."
J. B. MeCASKEY,
NO. tl EAST KINO STREET,
Over First National Rank. Dentistry In all Its
branches, (las administered. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain. All work warranted.
eliMlmdMjiAw
eal.
T UMBER AND COAl. j
Jj TOUACCOSnOOKBANDOASES. WEST
ERN HARD WOODH. Wholesale and Retail,
by IS B. MARTIN A CO.,
nS-lyd 2 Water Street. Lancaster. la.
-rAUMUARDNEKH COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
?SrlcfZ$-129 Ner,n -uu Street, and Ne.
66t North lMnce street.
Yards North l'rlnee Street, near Reading
anrlUM I.ANMAMTTR. PA
iir.
V
like II
AHH EVERYTHING THAT NEEDS TO
be wakliinl with Pnillv Kryin " Ynn'ii
ell.
fflffSFIMR
Special Great Western
fKtCUrtlat.
ITiORTHK BEST HOT AIR FURMACH tit
J., themarket, go te JO UN BhWT, MUEaat
raitoe street. ' 3 ml-lM
"tTILRE BRICKS. FIRE CLAY, ATLOw
jTsgwi, gote JO VOt BEST, M ttesvr1UMl
"S"" 4i V
s
FOR WATER.OILB, ACI IftOAl
IMlPtjrjapacnr. ai.ssir
EOT. SSI aaal Fulton
TiADIATORS. OF ANY MAKE OH -DE-
XV slfB. can be tarnbbed at rsasonatte ftgana.
byJOHNBHST, ISS East Fulton strest. (sa7-ui
FOR BOLTO, LAO SCREWS, SET BCREWB,
. Hqaare and Hetagen Rnts, these reeds In
stock, at JOHN BESrS, SS3 East Fulton street.
snT-tfd
1
IN WART flB" RRAKS ntl IIUIK RTnP.
pecks, Asbestos Paeked Cocks, ret and Bib
4TrrwR;,eHiiif zinnia, can anajrei
;&
Bast Fulton strees,
Tenr eraer djduii, lejunn
BiT-IM
tenstrset. - r-1 m7-tia
30,000 inTiSUd
tenstrset.
m7-tM
gITEAM UEAT1STUKCOUINOHRATFOR
t dwellings, churches, school houses, etc.,
eugh sneeessfully used one hundred years
go. Whenyeu contemplate a change call en
JOHN BKST, who will give you a satisfactory
Jeb, st a fair price. m7-Ud
TACKIN08, AB FOLLOWS : DIR1QO, FOR
JT Steam and Hydraulle Packing, Asbest Repe,
Woven and Wick Packing, Hemp Packing, As
bestos Mill Beard. Asbestos Cement, Asbestos
Sheathing, Oum Packlng.Oum Kings for Water
Oangs, Plumbago Packing, Heed's Patent As As
feHBJBtejuinett Sectional Pipe Cever, at JOHN
llEUT'S, 883 East Fulton street, m7-tfd
QAW MILU, BARK MILtiJ, COB MILIJ5,
p Leather Hellers. Tan Packers. Triple Herse
lowers. Milling and Mining Mschluery, at
JOHN BEiT'S,nKast Fulton street, mf-lfd
ORAMERICANSIOHTFEEDCYLINDER
Lubricators, Glass Oil Cnps for Bearings,
yen can gat them at JOHN DUST'S, 3.H East
Fulton street. m7-trd
TEIOR HORIZONTAL STATIONARY EN
XJ glnes, from 2 te SO horse-power, and Verti
cal Engines from 2 te 40 horse-power, you will
nnd them at JOHN BESrs, East Pulton
street.
IOU CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASS, LIGHT
..TiJ'S"lU",. "" ' uuiice, go u JUIIfl
T, 833 Bast Fulton street. m7-tfd
CARRY IN STOCK -BEST CHARCOAL,
.Hammered Bar Iren, Deuble Reflned Iren.
Burden's Rivet Iren, Khets, Het and CelJ
Beiler Iren, Stech Sheet Iren 8-16 te Ne. IB, at
JOHN BEtJrB, 3fa East Fulton street. mV-UU
J70B CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH
! plain and reducing, up te tt-lnch diameter,
..a,1?."bi0 F'""K". Ejangcs, Klanje Unions
Manifolds, American Unions, Tube Supports,
Hangers, Fleer and Celling Plates, go te JOHN
BEST'S, 838 East Fulton street. nvf-tfd
TJARTIOULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
JT Medel Making, Patterns, Drawings nnd
Blue Prints, at prices reasonable, at JOHN
BESTS, 833 East Fulton street. ' m7-tfd
INJECTORS. RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAN HAN
ceci: Inspiraters nnd Electors, Eberman
iller Feeder, Penberthy Inspector, American
Injectors, all In stock, at JOHN BEST'S, 833
East Fulton stroet. m"-tld
iriK PIII.I.VVU Ult 1 G"TTln r.tr.i,u
iieJ
XF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS PORTABLE
A Engine and Beiler, en wheels, cheap, ns the
following prices show i 8 horse-power, 9175: 8
horse-power, Ki5 ; 10 horse-power, 575: 15 horse
power, ts?1; 33 horse-power, 81,175, call at JOHN
BESTS, 833 East Fulton streetl m7-tfd
TJIOIl PRATT A CADY ASBESTOS DI80
X! Valves, Jenkins Vel ves.Brass Glebe Valves.
Brass Gate Valves, Jren Bedy Glebe Valves!
uBvereuieiy vnives. i-op serety Valves, Air
A, Ut. ."'."' .mvcw, i-ruvis nwini
t,uecK vnivcs, jirnscwnecK vnnci.Koet vi
Angle Valves, call ar'JOHN BESrs. 833
Fulton Street m;
East
m7-td
11 OLD BRONZE, LIQUIDS AND SIZING
VT for steam work, at J 011N BEST'S, 233 fcsst
Fulton street. m7-tfd
A OENCY FOR CALLAHAN 4 CO'S CE
J. ment te take the place of Red Lead. In
bulk It makes 0e times the quantity of red
lead nnd Is far superior In making steam Jeints:
packing man ami hand hole plntcs en boilers
Ac, Ac, Prlce 20 cents iwr pound, at JOHN
BEST'iJ, 833 East Fulton street. ' m7-tfd
T7I0R STEAM GAUGES, 1UGH OR LOW
.V.trT.. " - vt nviKUiru, UlUlfS 1 nees.
Whistles, syphens for steam- Gauges, Cyliadcr
Oilers Plain, water Gauge t'elnmns, Cocks for
Steam Gauges, call en JOHN BiisT, 833 East
FultenstreeU m7-tfd
WHITE COTTON WASTE, COPPED BY
the pound, 10c; In lets of 10 pounds or
ever,9c All goods delivered te any part of the
city Free. Gallen JOHN BEST, Ne. 333 East
Fulton street. m7-td
QPENS MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1S90.
THE
Lancaster
Trust
Company,
36 and 38 North' Queen St.
CAPITAL SS0,00O.
Charter Perpetual.
Rents Safes In Its Flreand Burglar Proof Vaults,
that cannot be opened only by the renter.
nlS5,ll0aud30per aunuin. '
Receives deposits In sums or one dollar and
upwards, furnishing deposit books there there
eor. Acts as Administrator, Executer, Agent, etc.,
and Executes Trusts of uery dcscrlp-
Pays Interest en Deposits-.! per cent, per an
num, and at rate of 3 per cent, per anuuin
for six months.
Solicits current accounts, subject te check, of
Individuals, firms and corporations.
Invests money tn Judgments nnd mortgages In
Lancaster city and county.
Leans money en nmrecd collaterals and
mortgages.
Receipts for wills and assumes thtlr custody
without charge.
Securities, Jewelry, etc, received for safe keep
ing. Sllxcrwarc aud aluables stored at
moderate rates.
Trust funds deposited aud Invested separately
from these of the company,
J. I. HARTMAN, President.
H. BAUMUARDNER, V. President.
JNO. HERTZLER, Treasurer.
BROWN Jt UENSEL, Solicitors.
ninrcTORs:
Jehn I. Hartmnn,
Jehn Keller,
Jehn D. Skllcs,
J. GustZoek,
Henry llaiimgardner,
Samuel M.M)ers,
J. Huy Brown,
mrO-tfd
8100,000.
IN BONDS, AND MORTOAOES FOR
IN-
ibaiuiineuxaur
$100,r300,Se00, 11,000 te 130,000.
Bends 6 per cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
Mortgages-6 jwr cent, luterest, pa) able hulf
yearly. Send or call for full Information.
JOHN Jl. MBTZt.i.R,
. Ne. 8. Duke St
DRUNKUNNESS.
LIQUOR HABIT.
In All the World thore Is but One Cure.
DIL HAINES" GOLDEX SPECIFIC.
Itcanbeglenlna cup of cofleeer tea, or In
articles of foeil, without the knowledge orthe
jsitlent. If neceBry ; It Is absolutely harmless
and will cttect u iermnnent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. IT NEVER FAILS. It
operates se quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Incenveulence,
and ere he Is aware, his complete reformation Is
Buckie!, te iwre uoek 01 parucuiars rrce.
CHAS. A. LOCHER. Druggist,
Ne. 9 East King St, Lancaster, Pa.
oct28.eed-TThAS '
OTICE.
Mr. Ibuae O. Pfuutz, of Lltltz. Lancaster
eunty. Pa., Is about forming a stock cemiiany
of the preMMed Copper Corporation, In War
wick township. The par alue of a share Is
one hundred dollars, and the stock will be dl.
Ided Inte one hundred shares. Persons v (th
ing te buy some of the stock will rail en or ad
dress, M R. ISAAC Q. PFAUTZ,
Cl-lmd LltlU, lAncaster county, Va.
WANTED-I.ADIKS AND GENTLEMEN
In city or ceuutry wishing te earn tu te
la a dayatihelr own homes; no canvasslug
work furnished aud sent by mall any distance.
Address with stamp, CrystalUed Photo. Ce., 112
W.Sth St, Cincinnati, 0. fb21-meed
TORBOILERIUBEBUCRMEH, BTILUSOH
njpsWiwnelHM.PlMamt Menkey Wrenches
R2S!S2S'Jf"?,9" Cans, ew., go te JOHN
MBT, Ms EMtFaiten street.- sn7-Ud
ssai t'TI
r li;-, - A
rjHue neeun cabs stoke.
'!
1
,
BIO 11DU0TI0H8
IW
Nottingham Lacs Curtains, Sic, Ttc, U 1
Tier Mir. "
Crssun and Fancy Scrims rsslaesd te He J
40O.
Bleached Oeraaan Tabu Urntm at Me; 1
MM IQ1CV, lIKh
Purs Linen Cream Datnaak at Ska .
Hestt Cream Damasks at He, SSe, j
acgmsssm,
Extra Qeallty Oerman iDenbls Dams
te and Me wnril. aa ui i
A large let of Fina QuallUss Llnan
vea sua napains in setts at greatly 1
Brieaa.
A large let of All Linen Tewals ndeesdi
A large let of All Linen Towels redaesd 1
HH) IOC,
WshaTsalargslotef extra largs slss,i
- aw xeweis in two numbers. PMe
Be anaTSa f win .inu ih. n...
At thess prices these goods should go eai
Full tlnaa a vt.i.1 m. .
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25 East King Street,
LANCABTER, PA.
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EW YORK STORE.
AT THE
New Yerk Ster?.
This Is the best time of all ths year te sus
your wants with trlmmlnars efeverrdaM
tlen. The styles are new, the variety las
uuu wie prices generally lower. I400K eve
large lines or camenc, KainsoeK ana js
Edgings, Insertions and Zlennciagl
and see If you cannot find JusUwhntyeu
loeKiugior...
s si
We offer large i m of
Hameurjri1dere
rkeen
.At 3, 4, 5, 8, lOandienfwl Ssjard.
At 12Ji, 15, 17, 2t-na itVl Ms.
Fine Jaccenctand Nainsoek v
Edgings and Insertions
In different widths suitable for every purri
Irish and Swiss Point Embreld
Point De Gene Trimming Laces,
In new designs at low prices.
Torchon Laces,
Hand made. In all widths in the fliW. me
-and htay qualities at surprisingly
ws prices.
Pure Linen Torchon Laces,
Machine made, but very pretty '. make ex
ieni irimnnngs ier ry nuie money.
Fine Oriental Laces
In all widths at 6, 8, 10, iy, te 25 ceujt.
WATT & SHANI
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.,
lothine.
G
REATEST REDUCTION.
Annenncement Extraerdina
The Greatest Reduction of all In
PINE TAILORING
AT
H. GERHRRT!
Overcoats made te order ni cost nrlna.
Trensers reduced from 110 te S3 j from S3 te i
inrai 10 te i 00.
HeaW Sultlnirs rpdllM.fi at lha aama Ml..
Full Dress suits of the latest style materil
saunnnea, airJi.
This Is the mnil atvM,n1nv .Mii,.iinn u
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable tl
cash buyer te get a Ant-clam article fort
wwiw iuuiivj ue wuuiu nave ve pay rer a reaa
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H. Gerharl
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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Ijirtatuarc.
H
IGH A MARTIN.
China, Glasj
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
Wk are new opening our Spring
(importation of Queensware and will
ue prepared te supply our customers
withtthe very best grade of ware at
Lewest Prices. .Heuse.tlrcn receive
especial attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
Vhoteavavhm.
R
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I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
KeBnigsburg, " Prussia,
Twe Backgrounds made especially for Bast and!
Turee-quarur Length Photographs.
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60 1-2 North Queen St
Nsxt Doer te lbs Posteffle,
11 f i
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