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''a1' Chmr'i Oncer Economy.
Obalrmau Cannen, of the committee
ft, appropriations, Is getting senrea nt
I cry against extravagance, anu is re-
te have decided te iiercai me
Mentions bill. The nation may
tbe forts, but the congressmen
Ink they need new postelllccs, and se
Mr coasts must renin In defenseless, it
.freuld be better te save a little en pen
nons and ether luxuries and spend en
hrt, for preparation for future wars Is
r were Important than payment for past
plcenflicts. The fortifications bill only
Surevldes for an expenditure of a few
'millions and tbe great extent of our
oeast, and tbc many cities demanding
?- protection, makes economy In that line
,'eem ine ueigm ei ieuy wnen cemrasteu
'wHU the extravagance In ethers less
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fauDDalirn Itenublican snenkers quoted
4"Jtberally from the famous letter of Mr.
s -. TlWen tircinc- the buildiiiir of seacoast
(Menses, and they were eloquent In d-
errblng bow the perils of a surplus
: weuia vanisu wnen a iicpueucan nu-
i-'WlnUtrnHnn trnl (n fnrt liilllillmr Tlinv
ryJfS. net new show any great eager-
MM in tnat line ei expense, ne-
; iijMje there seems te be mere
fcr the party and the politicians in
ether schemes of financial distribution.
e. Ttwtv nm remlv nnnnretitlv In ft 1 rati t nil
about their former kith estimate of Mr,
f - TiHen's advice, aud although we new
:' hiave facilities for fort building in the
j& most approved modern style, tbcre is no
indication or a disposition te even begin
"ifctt'wurk. Iren works and government
;sjbeps were brought into couditlen for
; tbe work by the policy of President
ACtevelaud's adinfnlstratten and it should
' M promptly carried forward. Dills liave
tMn passed aud ethers are being pressed
9itt' the iiavtnant of rlnmnireH tii levnl
f ftttai resulting from raids during the war.
Tfca damage that might be liitlicted by
'.-gftf? foreign fleet at any one of
'W great seaports would l rIkiihue in
eWOiparlseu with these claims, mid these
i could Justly iiiHHt nj)en ceniK'ii-
i from the gevcrnmcut that by a
economy dmits te take any
sure for their protection. Attcn-
! concentrated upon the building
r- a new navy, but we ,cau net safely
ad upon a navy alone for defense
I no ene can tell where foreign fleets
' strike in overwhelming force, and
i If we build mau v ships and keen
pliant hovering all along our coast the
n pens win sun necu ianu ticicnsca.
at guns and armored turrets arc new
I most essential parts of sea coast ferls
Itaeae can net be hastily built. Our
coast neeus many or ttiem and we
fcHwitld begin at once.
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e. 3V a .Toiaiue iau.
SkTba Philadclnhla Inmitrer's cull unen
JMgreM te get te work is a remarkable
v qesnmeinary irem mis source, upon me
f- alewness of Congress. It has been but
illttle while since the Republican
organs raised their voices in loud
;,lMtdatlen of the speed with which the
s. Heuse of Representatives was getting
ovwerK. 'iiie speaker appointed his
j. etnmmees in an uuprccedeutcdly short
lU'j4mkA mnii dill TTnllBA l.n.l (In hinnliltiK...
Si Ti mum ..u UUU.O tlU 1ID IKltWIIIUVI'
KT'lMdv for business before the helldavs.
k.y'Uft". Carlisle then called attention te the
;ct that this speed was only appar
ent and was secured by hitching
' jktte cart before the horse in a
CS?y tnnt old net premise rapid pre-
i eventually. The committees were
"Appointed but the rules of prtccdure
; wwe net nnepieu. l'rler Ceugrctiscs had
b Hifpted their rulesbcfore getlliig"tueir
amittecs. Tue new plan rvsulted In
ft Bmlntimid trntmil fn. ,1i. .!... .....1
iuiuuu UIVDb IUI II1U 1III1.-E1 llllll
i the Heuse apparently tee debilitated
fep8.ake an,pjrlv efllirt
te accomplish
astyming
;ndw2'kJSdincatiens which have
lma nfade In the rules the ltcnublican
QuTdTe
JiMjerlty lnw been clothed with full
jiewer te press legislation forward at its
pleasure and is burtheued with the nu
anpanying responsibility for lb) delay.
weuDuesa me lenders are content
With the slowness of legislation; and
-propose te take care that thev
&!- llll llftl'n Ellffinlniit t...A 1 ,1..
'f w.. umtv bw.mv.v.. mm; lu 1U93 U1U
L Measures in which they arc particularly
i' f Aterested, none of which we may be
are are Mien as will be ceuerallv bene.
. Aelal te the ceuutry. If there was any
'iwed felt upon their part for hurrying
titings along we may assume that Sena-
: Quay, who takes the lead of the
f: 'laaders, would net be placidly fishing
! tna l-lerlda waters ; and the
. UlTO'Mqtlnll is I'lcnr Hint llm r,, ,.;....
b-iwhlch is understood te stand clese te
him, would profit the cause it assumes
r iwf peuH. ler, mr mere eincieniiy by a prl-
-jtw leuer te ins Flerida nostettlco tlnni
irSfiWJ double-leaded public apjieal in its
biifwumns.
Is It ltcasennlile I
.Kincald, who shot Taulbee, new that
f PM vicum is dead, is tent te jail without
. While he lived he had his liberty
a teod in no danger of mere huver
Lt puulshniciit that a year or two of imprlt imprlt
lemaent, whatever may have been the
J,' aailberatcness and mallcee of his offense;
,f W he stands before the ieualty of the
r .gBUOWS.
'la there any reason in geed sens for
HjH-uinerent situation or tlie criminal,
MlMt attends tbe efli-ct upcu life of hit.
FyrtaJe? Was It net really as great
.jty cflenhe, In every espect In which
I aeelety is concerned, whether his
Prtel shot slew or failed te slay?
i The law is intended te protect men
gainst the assaults of ether men; aud
alHllld DUtllsh SUch nuulllt nnnii-.ll..re
L 'dJ6 re1 measure of the crime and net
nmvraiiig 10 us refcuit. 'ine result Is net
Wittaln (he power of the criminal te
;$ wh8U-i'evboets the gun. Tlie
niptlen arises ff pin the iihe of the
Ily weapon that he meant te Inflict
iu ; aud wherefore the crime should
ae much mere liijhtlv imnUhcd when
4Ma latent falls than when it succeeds.
rtiet clearly discernible. When he
Jas te trial his Intention is de-
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iwva iw ee i ue ic ei tue gravity
L f ItM offense : but this rule make n
-fcrp change when death Is the result
jeme injury readied. Be far as the
priwer oentrollcd the situation his
i wt oeuunlttod in iu full ineuaure
when he intended te niurder ; but it It
relieved of the major part of the punish
ment when lila intent failed of execu
tion. It is put upon Providence te
say whether hU deed shall hang him ;
and the Idea of protection te society,
which la supposed tebe at the baae of
the punishment meted out te criminals,
has small share in the sentence. Ap
parently the law would be Improved in
its logic by hanging the man who vainly
attempts murder aa well aa the one who
Biicefcds, or of being content te punish
both with Imprisonment.
FeaaleMill Laber.
A Bosten mill man complains in a
New Yerk paper of the replacing of
male by female labor In the cotton and
ether mills of the country, where the
light machinery can be an well operated
by the cheaper labor of women and girls.
This Is no new growl, but a grave
one. The mills of Lancaster give em
ployment te a great number of women
and the men are hardly employed in a
proper proportion. This Is net a cheer
ful state of things for the family, and for
a healthy condition of society the wege
earners should be chiefly the males
and a surplus of female labor should
be available for the domestic work
which Is the natural field of women.
The business and social health of this
community would 1 greatly stimulated
by the founding of mere Industries em
ploying men, but the evil here Is net
nearly se great as In Massachusetts,
where the mills net only absorb all the
female labor, but draw from the ether
Xew England states aud from Canada,
and where the factory towns show an
appalling excess of female population.
Tills state of things is only equalled lu
the Seuth American republic of Para
guay where the men have been se killed
off lu fierce wars that travelers liave
named It the country of women.
Tin: wide awnke, aggressive Philadel
phia Ttmtt celebrates Its fifloenlh birthday
with jubilant assurances or prosperity and
cheers for tax reform, ballet reform and
rlvll service rolenn.
Nkw Yerk doalers roiert a brisk relnll
Sdle fer1 dream books, mid many purclyimrs
ure wemnu of education and wealth. Tlie
old stipomtltiens have plenty of life, even
lu this land of f roe schools and great notvs netvs
papers. Dream books relating te lottery
tickets Imve a great circulation niueng
Southern negrees.
1"i,vine bits of paper are. tlie terror l
horses and liave caused many nn accident.
The paper tern from tlie opera houwe
bulletin beard all ever tlie elty Is care care
lesily thrown en the ground and blown
abetit by the wind in a way Hint amounts
te a public nuUauce te mini and beast.
Onk or tlie most striking features or the
olecnlb co n bum will be tbe eliunge shown
In tlie iron and steel Industry slnce I860 I860
New plants, new proceoHCs and territery
liave liecri1 developed, and particularly in
Alnbiitiia aud Tcniicusoe there has been a
sudden growth of tlie iron bu&lnoei that is
simply marvelous, aud Pennsylvania's In
dtititrlcs de net mcih te have suffered by
It. Tbe last census save tlie 'total produc
tion or pig Iren at 3,781,021 net tens. The
rnjiert or the Iren and Steel iiKsoelntlon for
last year Miewed 8,517,068 net tens and the
steel rail liicrcnse lain similar proportions.
At tlie tluie or tlie last census Amerlca was
entirely w Itbeut lacUltles for the manufac
ture of heavy armor and gun mrgings, but
the lictlileliem Iren company new has a
splendld plant for this work.
Tub King of Dahomey get tired of Godo Gedo Gode
moy after waiting thorn for four days te
attack tlie French ttndlng pest near by,
which Is new occupied by a small but well
armed French Teree. Ills reeent defeat
soems te liave taught the king caution, and
instead or atteinptliig te overwhelm the
French bofero they can be reinfercvd lreni
home he Is adopting a waiting policy. Tlie
dtspatches say that he lias retired te Lama
with hU female warriors, leaving tlie rest
or his army hard at work fortifying the
camp at dodemoy. The Iima swamps nre
about seventy miles inland aud by retiring
te tliisdlnicult region ami taking tbe defen
sive the king gives ovldeuce or panic that
soemsJus.tllled by thedrlR or rocent African
events which show a rapid advance of
European pewer all along tlie ueuhL In
the quarrel se Tar he Is Mid te hae lest a
thousand troop or both soxes and ene
foniule goneral. It Is elllclally announced
In Paris that the French captives taken by
tlie Dalieinlana are sare atWhydnh, although
hew they were rescued Is net oxplatued
and their cscape from summary massacre
seeins mar voleus. Whydah Is a pert at the
western end oflhe coast, where tlie French
war ships are at anchor. What a splendid
Held for graphic writing an American war
correspondent would new liave with the
French in Dahomey.
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A NEWbPAPiin correspondent iu Wash
ington, Cel. Perry Heath, is advertising
himself by claiming that he has an Invita
tion from the Itusslan government te visit
Siberia, and rojiert the Inte condition and
troiitment or tlie oxlles. He is te travel
with the flrand Duke Alexis, The report
era state Inspection or that kind would be
worth about as much as ene or the rermul
inspections of county and state institu
tions, whero the date is gravely fixed long
borero, and the maiiageuient .trains ovary
nerve te liave things lu porrect condition.
Jlii.iiSiMON,wliehasJubtbecuapxjiuted
ene or tlie French delegates te Ktuporer
William's labor conrcrance, accepts with
great reluctance, as he cotmlderslho action
or the ouiperor Ill-advised, and has no con
fidence in the ability or sucli a vonfeiouce
te accomplish anything. It can only pave
the way te a second conference or it diplo
matic character, and ei en that can accom
plish little en account of the wide dlller dlller
ences in tlie character and resources of F.u F.u
rejican nations. In an lutorview iu the
New Yeik Herald the emlnent senator and
scholar argues that even If successful tlie
conference can liave no ellect iu checking
the rising tide of socialism, "riioemperor
randes In his lnoxperieuce that by showing
himself conciliatory aud philanthropic he
will win the Socialists from their discon
tent. He will find the Socialists are se con
stituted that the mero you concede the
mere they demand.
" I leek forward, thoreforo with grave
apprehension te tlie ellwt upon Kurope or
this present labor agitation. I shall net
see the day, and you may net see It, but
tbe day is coining when the autocratic
powers or Eurepe will be forced te units
against a united soclalistle army and te
Maud or fall tegether. Your ancestors In
the New World weroable te build up out
or fragmentary goternnieiits what is to
day the United Suites or America. Why
may net our descendants in the sam'e
way succeed lu e.tablishing tlie
United States of KurepuT The United
States of Kurojte Idea Is rccolted
wltli an Incredulous smlle by the though
less mind; but think! History shows
many a strange friendship brought about
liv a common nerll. A cninnw.n ....-ii i.
tbrcutenliig Kuropenew, is growing greater
n im n Kif uL-i-iuiu. it is uie common peril
of socialism. l.ct i;une lien are!''
The ominous remarks br Jules Simen
Jndicate that In the French delegation te
t'locenfereiico there will he verv llttle en
thtislasiu. A movement of this kind, te
achieve ativtlilin"-nr.'nnun.iM..,.,, ..... i.
--rf -- e ".. hv.i.v, mum inj
inthehandsorenthuHlastio and confident
inen, aud the imperial labor confereuee
will probably Ui mad up of Just the onne-sitohott.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, In a doable
leaded editorial, calls upon Congress te be
Bin work. It haa been In aewtea three
months and there baa been no legisla
tion of consequence. Deth branches being
Itepubllcan, the Inquirer recegnises the
responsibility bearing upon tbe patty. A
correspondent of the Pittsburg Chrvntele
Telegraph nays the fjenate is net concerned
about anything particularly, lie seyai
" The Senate found Itself without a quorum
the ether dy, because certain senators
preferred te cat a fish dinner with a notori
ous lobbyist In the restaurant while the
session was In progress rather than attend
te the publle business." Ihe reporters
telegraphed their papers the cause for
no quorum, and some of tbe senators ac
cused the newspaper men of being guilty
ofsedltlen. "These correspondents," the
Telegraph correspondent wrltei, "might,
of course, be indicted for this offense under
'the senatorial construction of the law, but
it should net be forgotten that these men
are only the agents of the people who
maintain them hore by patrenising the
press of the country te Inform thorn con
cerning matters in which they are vitally
Interested, many citizens having quile as
great a stake in the Institutions and laws of
tbe country as the rich men constituting
the senatorial club of excluslve magnates."
A FKMA1.E HOMIIKR.
Slie Waa Wounded In Ilattlu and an Iu Iu
inate of I.lbby l'rlnen.
A recent Columbus dispatch stated that
application had been made te the adjutant
Seneral for the discharge papers of Jehn
!. Sumner, 123d Ohie Infantry. The
adjutant goneral has thus far been unable
te find the desired paper, and it may be
that some mistake was inade in giving or
recording the natnes. The fact fs beyond
dispute that a person answering te that
description performed useful and valiant
sorvice during the war, and the person se
described Is Sirs. J. C. llalley, of Ne. 81
Garden street, Cleveland. Fer a quarter of
a century she has concealed the facts, and
Is only moved te reveal thorn new by rail
ing health, and the urgency of the pension
she is endeavoring te get with the aid of
prominent O rand Army men. Mrs. Bailey's
story Is as follews:
At the breaking out or the war she was
visiting friends at ShofTleld, Kngland, and
started for her heuse at lllchmend, Va.,
en hearing or the treuble. She was tbe
owner of considerable property, and when
she reached home found ber two brothers
taking care or It as best they could under
theclmunstan!. Mrs. llalley was thou
about 25 yours or age, and ber brothers
wnre younger.
The family were loyal, and the brotbers
Joined tbe Union army. Mrs. llalley sold
nor property, and, taking with ber several
slaves, managed te get through the lines
and readied Washington. In February.
1S02, she took the oath or allegiance and
entered tlie hospital sorvice, her liberated
slaves finding their way te Cleveland,
lleth of ber brotbers were killed at tbe bat
tle of Fairfax Court Heuse. She secured
tlinlr bodles and bad thorn interred at
Wheeling, W. Va.
Then she put en moil's clothing and eu
listed. She was wounded aud her ideutity
discovered in the hospital, and as seen as
ber wound was healed she was made te
null the sorvice. Determined te slay in
the army, she married a soldler and en
listed with his rpglment and went into the
hospital sorvice. Every cliauce she get.
she denned men's clothes and went with
scouting parties.
She was wounded in the bead en ene of
tbe expeditions, and ber Ideutity was
again discovered ty the surgeon, who re
ported it te Goneral Sheridan. He issued
an order for her te remain with the hos
pital corps. Hlie could net rest contented
with the humdrum uxlstence of a hospital
uume, however, aud was seen a scout near
the enemy's lines.
She went ence tee often, and was taken
prlsoijer by tlie robels and sent te Libby
prison, where she was kept Ter three
ineiiiliH and eight days. Phil Sheridan
ga e three rebels In oxchange for her. She
was in several engagements, and was
wounded threo times.
She finally came back te Washington,
whero she was dlsoharged from Company
1, Cole's cavalry, under the name or Jehn
It. Sumner. She round her family dead,
and her uioney goue, mid se she came te
Cleveland with her husband. She had
been In the city but a short time when her
husband was killed iu an oxpleslon at the
powder mills. Tlie shock caused her te
become Insane for a time, and she was
treated at the asylum. Afterlier recevery
she lived rer some years in the family or
an Fast Cleveland physician but ber
health is new completely broken down,
and she lias no certain means or support.
Having no claim Ter a pension under the
geueral ponslen laws she kept her dls dls
clmrge papers a few yeais and then do de do
streyed lliem, as they bad become almost
llloglble through age; and new site seeks
te liave them duplicated.
I..vnehed tul'lonwe Ilia AVIIe.
Tite trial of thirty poisons arrested for
lynching Hans Jacob Oleson en the night
ofNevoiubor'JI, 1880, Is new In precess at
Whitehall, Wis. Oleson h;nl sorved a form
In the prison for leading a stick or weed
wllh pan der which exploded In a hardware
store at ltlalr. Uis wife aud children then
undertook te get rid eriilui and circulated
stories that he threatened te de damage te a
neighbor's property. Tlie result was the
organization tit a lynching party, headed by
Peter Jehnsen l.ega, a well-to-de farmer,
who yesterday hanged himself, for fear of"
his conviction. On the night in question
the party took Oleson from his heuse and
strung iilm up in front three times, finally
killing him. He made a brae resistance
and refused te leave Iho neighborhood as
the price of his life. His wife aud family
witnessed the lynching from the window
of f heir duelling, and made cotlee for tlie
pirty when It was finished. Three of the
jiersens Implicated liave confessed.
Hudilen rhnnqen el temperature always ln ln
(lucephj steal dlM-uuifeU muter Mirleus maul maul
IcMalleu, but Ki'iiiTtilly colds. Uixiuler will
quickly rtd tlie njMem of tlie bad citirls rcsull rcsull
iiiErrem llie.e change, l'rlce only a cents a
puckage.
"A positive benefit te yeuntr children and In
flints" Is the popular erdlct fur Dr. Hull's ltuliy
Hyrup. bold every here alia cents u bottle.
Iter hwoet Hmtle Haunts Me. St Ml.
I had net seen lier for twenty j cars. New she
was a WLlI-nrckerved matron wltli the wmie
scet suille en bur fucc, and asetef spleudtil
teeth thunks te 80ZODONT. Her daughters
call her tileswil lecau she brought tliem up
prejierly.
What ft Means.
Te the man or woman, who hus mcr been
III. the word" heultli " Is ineuiiliiKleis. llul te
tliuone u he has guttered and desiuilrtst, health
aniHsirsiisa priceless been. Te :l.e thuus.inds
of unfortunate Meiuen Mho are sullerliiK from
soiiie or tlie iiuiiiy forms or Meanniw, or Irrix
ulHiltlesiHt'iillar te their sex, Dr. I'leree's Ka Ka
erlle I'rescrlptluii lields forth Ilia premise of a
sjHssly restoration of tills " priceless biHiii."
W'.TiuVw
An Engineer's Fust Itiin.
An engineer en ene of tlie reads entering
here In speaking hut night of fast runs said:
Although my machine is net slew, once let a
cold get six hour tlie start of me, and my urn
ihlnery Ik no match for It. 1 tune for ears
keptabottle of Kemp's Kalwini runstantly In
my cab, and when u Cough or Celd gets a start
of this ataiidard remedy It is Indeed a cold day
It is sold by all druggists. (6)
OWIKTHl'KOlKIO CO,
Scrofula in Children.
"In the early xirt of 1SS7 scrofula aniicared
mi the head of my llttle graudehlld, then only
18 mentlu old, (Shortly urter breaking out it
spiead mpldly all ever her body. The scabs
en tlie sores would pcul eir en the slightest
touch, and the odor that would arlse would
make tlie iitnuMpliere of tlie room sickening
and unbearable. The disease next attacked ttie
( and we feared she would Iemj lier sight,
l.iiihieiitphjslclaiisef the country were con
sulted, but could de nothing te rcllee tlie llttle
liuiuceiit. mid gae It lis iheir opinion,' that
the case was lieiielvss and lniKw.slble 1ome
tlietlilldsuekulit.' It was then Unit wode wede
eliiiHl te try hw in's KiKelfie (8. H. B.) That meit meit
leine at once made u Hcily und complete cure.
s or mere than ux cur ivwt she litis been as
hcultliy as any clilld lu the land."
Miu.ltUTU llEHKLEV.belma, Kansas.
Cancer of the Nese.
lu-WSaserc appeared en my nose, und grew
rupldlv. Asiiiy father had caiuvr, and iiiyVius
baud died of It, I HM9iiuuluriiiHliindceiiulted
niyplijslclttii. Ills treatment did no geed, aiid
the Mire grew lurger und worse In evervwuv
until I wuK-ruuded te token. 8.H.. amf a few
bottles cured me. This was utter all the doc
tors und ether medicines had failed. 1 bine
hud no return or tlie cancer.
, , MIU.M.T. Mauen.
.n ., Woodbury. Hall County, Texas.
Treatise nn L'lineermalUst free.
HWIFl' HPBUKIO CO., Atlunta, Oa.
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WtmnmmmHtv'm
rniLADR.rRlA, Thanter, March 111, 1M9.
Remember the Reception for
the past view of Spring Milli
nery en Tuesday, the 18th inst.,
and following days.
Alse, the opening of Wraps,
and Costumes en the same days.
The Spring garments for
Ladies' wear, like the Millinery,
have been personally selected
in Paris with..great care and
cannot fail te be extremely in
teresting. They will show you
the latest notions at the metro
polis of Fashion. Hew French
vivacity and taste touches all
points of women's dress with
an original charm !
Mr. R. W. Jennings retires
from the firm of Jennings,
Bryan & Ce., and resumes his
former relations with our Men's
Furnishings, Hosiery, Merine
Underwear, Gloves and Um
brellas. Ingenious Japs, and thrifty.
Wonderful hew well they de
the simplest things. You've
seen bright bits of their handi
work for home prettying, but
have you ever seen any of their
Cleth? Here's a line of it.
'Very likely a yard of the sort
was never en sale before in this
country. Like Canten Crepe.
Hard twisted cotton threads
packed into a crinkly stuff and
striped or checked in seventeen
striking patterns with fadeless
colors.
" Japanese Koshina Crepe,"
they call it. On the top wave
for style. 40c. Nowhere else
in town.
Northeast of centre.
Meusseline de l'lnde in a
cloud of neat patterns has set
tled down by the breezy Organ
dies. Mere filmy and fairy
like than even the Organdies.
As fine a cotton dress stuff as
you're likely te see and as
pretty- Printed, 35c green,
navy, black, garnet, with white
figures ; plain, 30c black,- lav
ender, cream, navy, light blue,
pink, garnet.
Organdies are 37c.
Northeast of centre.
Accordion Plaiting 25c
Promptly done and in the best
manner.
Oressinuklng Tartars, second fleer, Chestnut
Anether let of the 24-inch
Eiderdowns at 25c. Cream,
navy, cardinal, scarlet, gray.
It was touch and go with the
first batch.
Northeast of centre.
Think of Linen Sheets 21x
2S,i yards at $5 a pair and
hand-hemstitched at that! Pil
low Cases, same styles, 22x36
inches, $1 35 a pair. Either
are about the price of the linen
without the hemstitching.
Heutliwest of centre.
Linen Lawns. A hint's
enough with the weather warm
ing. Southwest of centre.
A small cartload of Antique
Lace Curtains comes te us se
that you shall have them away
under price.
Heeend fleer, nerlh efTranscpt.
Ne Cut Glass better than
Stevens & Williams' ; English
you knew. About the last you
leek for at half price, but here
it is ; comports, pitchers,
dishes, colognes, sugar bowls,
etc.
Heeend fleer, third section.
Jehn Wanamaker.
$ev lc or gUttt.
EOlt HENT-THItEKTORY HOUHi;, 13
rooms, Ne. aj(J Nerlh Duke street, Imiulru
febSMfd
NO. 221 liST OUANOB ST.
I 71011 IJIJNT-A THHKE-HTOltY ".KICK
Dwelling Heuse, with modem improve impreve improve
nien s, Ne. S17 East King street, with Urick
Btable en let. Nuweecupled by Jehn W.IIel.
mull. Annlv in TIKI) Ik HIMfi'iiL1!, x?.. ...a
East King street.
IS-tfd
-17,011 ItENT-HTOIlK HOOM NO. 13 EAST
JC King street, formerly occupied by As
trich llres. Alse second and third fleer rooms,
from April 1, ism. Inquire of '
Jeiiil-lfit II. O. LIIT.
A T I'll t VATK HA I.E.
Hew Heuse.
Hubstantlally built. Thirteen Kooms. Mod Med
em Improvements. Ne. 20 Nerlh l.lme street.
Apply te
WALTER M.FUANKMN,
. ,,. ii.- i2?.Eu,t K1"B Ht' Lancaster ra.
fcbiVSwdruATli
TTIOlt IlENT-ONE 8TOHE HOOM AND
., Ilasemcnt In Southern Market Heuso
Iliilldlng, fronting ou Heuili Queen street, and
one Htore lloem in same building fronting en
Vine street, suitable for any business. Tlie
basement would Iks an elegant room for a liarber
Hhep, Apply seen ul
1IAUD A McELUOV'H
Dry Heeds Htere,
..... , . BaiidSjHeuth Queen street.
Markets held en Tuesday morning, Haturday
itioriilngaudButurdayeeutiig, niMfd
171011 KENT - Tlilllll AND FOURTH
3 Heors uhevCDhas. II. Frey'sHhee btore,
Nes. 3uud 5 East King street. Third fleer is
handsomely papered and rttted up, having iu
own water closet and waslisUind in a small
ante-room. Tlie neur Is pluncd and oiled, mak
ing a liiindsome rtsmi, suitable for dancing, so se
cliiblcs, secret orKauluitlens, etc.
fourth Flisir Is net pupered.aud Inltspresent
t'endllimi is suitable for wholesaling, light
imiuuracliiriug, etc. It also has iUewu water
cle.ct and w-usliHiuud In a small unnroeiu,
Kent, fit per mouth In udunce. Will he hand
somely isipcrcd and partitioned te suit Ledge
and ether organizations.
KKHfd CHAB.H. FREV.
ffentietvu.
TU. NATHOIIST. DENTIST. '
L ill CENTRE SQUARE.
Filling Teeth and rainless Extraction Hite
claltles. New Sets made, broken one mended
and remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
te Dentistry will recele prompt attention, at
very Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr.
Nalherstls the ONLY Dentist in this county
who Is a graduate of Medlciue as well as of Den
tistry, an advantage that is obvious
msri-ljd&w
tftevnlttt.
TTstWBl WOL, -
FURNITURE 8TORE, r
maarMIt) IN Bast XIm rmt,lMlvlaa
lesmitprlaM. Alw CsisMrtBkMsg promptly at-
c
a& SBSSeSTsimC
-rjABOAINBi BAJtOAlHH!
Bargainsin Furniture
Te Clese Out th ButtBCM,
AT
NO. BABT KINO BTREKT.
marS-lwd W, U. HOFFMKIER.
w
IOM 1KR8 OOBMBB.
A Qaestien of Dollars and Sense 1
KOT ONLY WHAT YOU PA r,
BUT WHAT YOU GET t
Geed Sense Sken By Strii the Mlus !
We Bludy the Interests of Onr Customer.
GOODS THE BEST.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
CUSTOMERS SATISFIED
TURN YOURBTKF8TOWARDTHE CORNER
AND JOIN THE PROCKH8ION
BOUND FOR
WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE,
Oer. East King and Duke Streets,
LANCASTER, PA.
-vens A OIUBS.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
FOR THIS MONTH
-IN-
FURNITURE
-TO-
HOUSTIRE BUYERS.
NEWEST STYLES, RELIABLE aOOD3.
Full line Homo-Made Werk. Goods stored
until wanted and delivered. Come te Lancas
ter's Cheapest Furniture Heuse.
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
2d, Sd 4 4th Floers, Ne. 31 SOUTH QUEEN
Bl'REET.
-IJ1URNITURK.
VERDICT!
Any One Ought te Be Suited Here.
This Is the Verdict of the 1'eonle as they Pass
Through Our Large Stock of
FURNITURE!
Larger than Ever It Is tills Spring. Cheaper
than Ever the Price this Spring.
Bedroom Suites.
The Largest Variety of Them Ever Set Up In
One Place In This City.
SIDEBOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES,
CHAIRS.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street
-All Goods Blered till Wanted and Dellv
ercd Free.
Iethlit0
M
ARTIN BROS.
SPRING
A NEW BROOM
IN O UK
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
-IS
AWAKENING !
Tlie First View Is Ready In Our
Merchant Tailoring Department.
THE " DAISIES ARE HERE IN
8UITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND SPRING
OVERCOATINGS.
Such a arlety this space would net admit a
description of In detail ; but let a few free hand
sketches Invite you le see the line.
49-REAU THI8Sa.OOCUAPTER-e
And see what that amount will dress you In te
your order here. A Fine English Corkscrew
Worsted Suit, handsomely trimmed, coat and
vest bound or deuble stitched, and every detail
efmalte, fit aud finish Just right. Wide Wale
Worsteds or Cheviot Suits, te order, $23. Dark
Coats and Vests und Fancy Trousers, te order,
tii. Prince Albert Suits, te order, til. A hand
some Melten and Silk-Lined Overcoat, te order,
123. A handsome Hue Light Suitings, te order,
f.3. Hack or Cutaway Suits, te order, efmany
serviceable Worsteds, Cnsslmeres and Cheviots.
ra.
Our Suits te Order start at 115.
The finest suits that we can make are the flu.
est and handsomest can lie made any where
Our stock and service is equal te any demand)
A new draughtsman and cutter and Im
proved service lu garment-makers are addi
tions this spring. Try us.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
JVrtU-tc.
"nilNK AMERICAN WATCHES.
A Positive Bargain te the
Watch Buyer.
We efler BELOW ALL COMPETITION, a
brand new line of flne American Watches, Just
purchased at a OUT Pllll'E. They are Stem
Wind, FULL JEWELED. PATENT HEUULA
TORS, IIREUNET HAIR bl'HINGS, and will
kUi'h Guarantee with etery IndUldual move
ment, te run I thin a) seconds a week und even
better. In cither Hunting or Opeu Faeo Ceses.
In nOLI) CASES-130 and up, ucccerdlug te
weight aud quality.
Ill SILVER CAHEH, tit. Ill NICKEL CASES,
ill. In UOLD-F1I.LEO CASKS, fa) te ra. li
K., 21 year guarantee.
In LewerQualltlcs of FILLED PASES, lis.
Theabee are all genuine American Manu
factored Uoeds or u High Orude, with which
we gte our personal, as well as maker's, guar
autve. CHAS.S GILL,
JEWELER ANIl UKADUATK OPTICIAN.
NO. 10 WEST K1NU STREET, '
LANCABTKR. PA.
rct.
AT CLARKE'S."
. ' ,
AOnrM(ln4ucBent te purchaser la stlM bc
fsceycra. Get one of our Rebate Card and se se
eere one of these fla Crayons or jrewseK or
may afypf Bsmlly given away with t worth'
HeiBBCkwheat Cakes are lest the'stilaf tJiat
cold morning. Yeu can fet get genuine Yerk
Ce. Buckwheat here.
Fine Mackerel. Ne. I. lflc Bleck bland
Bloaters, Yarmouth Bloaters, White Fish, Ce
fish, Smoked Herring, etc. .
A fine line of canned Ooeds Cern, A cans, 9t
4 cans, S5cj 8 cans, 36c Tomatoes, 7, . 10, lie
can. Apples, Peaches, Htrawberrles, Flams,
Peen, etc , at bargain prices.
That Cheese. 8 tm 3Ec, la going fissL Cream
Cheese, lIKclile.
Benekai Item, Bologna, California Bam,
Dried Beef.
Fer Information concerning Jeseph Teller
Ox's India and Ceylon Tea see any of the promi
nent church papers. We are headquarter tot
Are yrm saving your wrapper of Peppy Oil
Heapt They are valuable. Call and ice the
great premium yen can get for them.
SAMUIL0LAEK1,B
TEA, COFFEE A OROCEBY STORE, NOB. 13
A U SOUTH QUEEN 8T.
TBURSR'S.
COFFEES AM TEAS'
Cefleet always Fresh Roasted. Teat selected
ler their Flue Flaver.
LARGEST LINE OF
Canned and Bottled Ooeds.
Large Line of Evaporated and Dried Fruits,
etc Farlncleus Goods, viz; Oat Meal, A vena,
etc.
I
9
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET.
A TRKISTW.
DEAD SHOTS FIRED AT RANDOM.
Bee .Vew Era tot advertisement of the most
complete line of Lenten Geed ever offered.
Then take up tbe Examiner and see what we
offer you there. " Our Family Physician " and
" Bradbury's Encyclopedia ''gUenawny. Ask
for card which will explain all.
CANNED GOODS.
24 Cases of Canned Cern At 6e
12 " ' Cern ...At 4 for 25c
23 " " Blackberries At 4 for 2
25 " " Strawberries At4ferc
25 " " Cherries At 3 Ter Sic
!K " " Peaches . .At3ror25e
100 " " Tomatoes At Re can
10 " " Apples At3for25e
10 " " French Peas At 114 12) jc
JELLIES, Ac.
SO buckets asserted Jellies at 11 a bucket
10 cases Tumbler Jelly at 3 for 25c.
1 bbl Apple Butter, 8c ft, 3 lbs for 25c.
1 bbl Mluce Meat at He lb, 4 lbs 25c.
Ptnt bottles Ketchup, 8c; quart bottles, 10c
Finest bottle Ketchup, nice for saloon trade,
3 fer25c
Tub Butter (Creamery), 20a25c.
Pure Extracted Yerk state Heney at 2 lbs for
25c Cranberries, Oranges, Coceanuta and Lem Lem
ons. Fruit Puddlne, all flavors, at BalOc
CRACKERS.
Fresh thick and thin Water Crackers, at 4 lbs
for 23c. Masen's XXX Crackers, 3 lbs 25c Nlc
nacsand UlmrcrSnars,3lba25c PllotCakeser
Hard Tack, 10al2e f. tt. Alse full line or finest
Water end Sneet Crackers.
FRUITS.
Evaporated Pears, fancy, 15c Pared Peaches,
evaporated. 12K, 15, It), 22. 25 aud 23 cents. Geed
Peaches, 0 lbs 25c lEvaperatcd Uepared
Peaches. 3 lbs l!5c Italian Penrlira. IRc Finn
NcwAprleeU,3 lbs 25c Bright Fine Apricots,.
UUIUU1I
9, 12jk2e.
fVituleti. 2
'.va -. Mvt 'vn i iHiiuiuei m 'nre 4A;t
English Currants, 3 tbs 25c Blue Raisins. 12c
drape Raisins, 8c. Sultana Raisins, 3 lbs :25c
Finest Sultana Raisins, 15c. Pitted Plums,
15c. Stewing Figs, 3 lbs 25c. Finest Layer Figs,
2 tbs 25c. Fig Paste, 15c New Dates, 4 lbs 25.
Finder Prunes, Ac . Fine French Prunes, 3
Ibs2.c Finest California Prunes, 10, 11, 12nnd
14 cents. '
CAUSTIC SODA a heavy stock at Oc ? lb.
UllfWMI Anilleu ItVs "Krtvwr Ufiiiinllna O lfK F1a
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE STS
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
Loek for the Big Sign across the pavement.
antv
N
EW LAMPS AND ART GOODS.
Call and See
THE
FINE NEW LAMPS
-AND
HRT COODS
ON SECOND FLOOR
Johiil.Arneld'sBuildiiig,
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dMfd
TLUMBING, GAS FITTING, Ac
Jehn F. Schaum & Sen.
PLUMBING,
GAS FITTING AND ROOFING.
26 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
Serial Itoticce.
ESTATE OF JOHN J. HOOVER, LATE OF
Lancaster city, Pa., deceased. Letters of
administration en said estate having lieen
granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
mereie are reiucstea te muse immediate pay
ment, and these huvlng claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement te the undersigned, resid
ing In Lancaster, Pa.
JOSEPH F. HOOVER,
Administrator.
Brown A Hkkhbx, Attorneys. fB-fitdTh
ESTATE OF 30HN It. SMITH, LATE
of Lancaster city. iJiucustcr Ce., Pa., de
ceased. Letters testamentary ou said osUite hav
ing becii grunted te tlie undersigned, nil persons
Indebted thereto nre requested te make Imme
diate payment, and theso lia lug claims or de
mands against tlie same, will present them with
out delay for settlement te tbe undersigned,
JULIANN SMITH,
121 Chester St., Idinraster, Pa.,
. Executilx.
A. J, EnKiti.Y, Attorney,
4 East Grant St., Lancaster, Pa.
inrll-fltdTu
IN THE COURT OF COMMON J'LEAS OF
Ijtneaster County.
Elisabeth I). Keechllugl Ne ember Term. IS.
y. I Ne. 22.
William G. Fech! and f Execution Decket.
Barbara Hciikle. I
The underdgucd nudlter, nppelnted te dis
tribute the money ruled Inte court en the
nboe execution tenndamniii! tluv.n lppniu-in
filled te the same, will sit for that purpose en
Thursday, February 27, ISO, at lOe'clm'tc a. m..
In the Library Roem of the Court Heuse, iu the
city of Lancaster, n here all jiersens interested
In sum distribution ninv attend.
, . , ,. .,.. "LOMOND CON VNGHAM,
feeMtdTh Auditor.
17IORTHINOS
3 NOVEL, ODD AND USEFUL,
Ge te ERISMAN'S
Ne. 12 West King Street.
F
OR
JAPANESE OOODS,
Gote ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 43 West Klqg Street.
IoeT6oa
IN BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR IN
VECTORS, IN SUMS OF
iioe, t2ea, fwe. n,et te r,rea
Bends (I per cell t.lnterest, pnnble quarterly.
Mortgages 6 per cent. Interest, paaDle half,
yearly.
Scud or call for full Information.
JOHN II. METZLKR,
Ne. VS. Duke SU
Wilting.
JXMKNHB RMXJCTKHfft.
L Gansman k Bre.f
TAILORING
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT!
. JJffwa ball we e ft the treateet
Maw vf wev piipH J
Our Answer!
All-Weel Cheviot SulU, te order, at 1
All-Weel Wide Wale Cheviot Balla, te ertttr,
All-Weel Fine English Worsted Salt, te
order, 118.
English Wide Wale Coats and Vesta, te i
ste.
All-Weel Diagonal Wonted Soils, te
MS.
The Best Imported Corkscrew 8alU,te
su.
Fine All-Well Trousers, te order, H, M, M.
Tbe Beet Trousers, te order, 18 60, f7, H, m. Mi.
FaclllUes new perfect for tbe flnett work
Fit guaranteed.
Great bargains In Bey' and Children's Halt,
all our own make.
Price almost one-half the original ralne.
Buyers should net rail te take advantage at
wii vi ui Mirv uppursjini.y.
L Gansman & Bre.,
Tailor and Mannlkcturera of Men's, Bey aad
Children' Clothing (Exclusive.)
aad 88 HOBTH QOm IT..
.W.OOUnKOrOKAKOB, LAKOAtTMl.s'A.
4sT Net connected with any ether Clothing
Beuse in the city.
49 Be cautious and make no mistake se that
yen get te the right place. .
M
YKRSARATHFOR.
OURS IS AN
ATTRACTIVE LINE
OF-
Light-Weight Overcoats
-FOR
dr.
GARMENT
THE STYLE AND FIT OF OUR
IS ACKNOWLEDGED,
AND THE
PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
49-CALL AN INSPECT OUR HTOCK.-K
Myers & Rathwpn.
Reliable Clothiers,1 ()
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER. PA.
TTIR8H A BROTHER.
SPRING OPENING
-OF OUR-
Merchant Tailoring Department.
Our extensive line of Suitings, Fantaloenlngi
and Light Weight Overceatings comprise the
latest effects In the Spring tjtyles.
for surrmaB, $12 te $30.
Large Checks and Plaids, Worsteds, Wide
Wales, Corkscrews, Cheviets, Alpine and
Herges.
FOB PANTAL00NINQS, $4 te $10,
Bilk Htrlnes and 1'laids, Casslmcrc and
Clievlets, Shepherd Fluids and Crewnwell
Checks.
FOB LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOAT
INGS, $15 te $30.
Boft Finish Cassimeres, I) read and Narrow
Wale Worsteds, Cheviets nud Vicunas.
A PERFECT FIT, THE BEST TRIMMINGS,
THE LOWEST PRI0E8.
The sale of Children's Suits at fl M each and
Children's Knee Pauls at 20c and 25a each still
entluues.
I
Men's, Heys' and Children's
READY-MADE CLOTHIERS, MEROAANT
TAILORS AND FURNISHERS,
Ferth Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
leitr.
QJNOW !
Tlie first real snow of the season, new
WHITE, hew PURE, hew BEAUTIFUL
seems like something we have net seen for a
long time, and yet theso who use
ffll'S MR
Hutethcse same qualities displayed en their
table eery day In their Bread and Biscuit.
illtoteflraylie.
R
OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
Kcenigsliurg, Prussia,
Twe llsckgreuuds made especially for Bust and
Three-quarter Length Photograph.
Spring Overcoats!
HIRSH
BROTHER
st. A
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Neit Doer te the Put tegce,
Jan74uid
. I.
tajiJ.
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