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wANTs-LOsT-FOUND.
ROOMS TO RENT.
WANTED

Furnished and unfiirnished, suitable for house
keeping, at No. 30 Sainsevaln street. i'm
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

FINE LARGE STORES to let in Arcadia
Block. Apply to
I'm jn2s RoBT. $. BAKER
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06
on EDUc.srIoy.

lie has been TO great feast Of languages,
and stolen all the scraps. ~ L09s's Labor Loa
EproR SATURDAY Press Sir !.
Touching the address OF Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams, Jr., extracts of which
were published in your paper, | think
ii not out OF place TO lay before your
readers one OF two excerpts from a
man far more distinguished as thinker
and educator, than the author of the
Harvard address He is, like Mr..
Adams, college, or rather an uniyer-
sity man; and, moreover, brought up
and educated in country with far
more OF the classical spirit than can be
found even at Harvard. refer to Dr.
Alexander Balm, Of the University OF
Aberdeen. Mr.. Balm is wellknown as
one OF the foremost thinkers on alb
s,ract and speculative subjects now liv
ing, and a. an authority; so 10 sIeak,
on educational topics as his many
able works on the latter duly attest. In
his work on Education as a Science"
he says: "Ii is claimed tha, the cias-
sical languages train the mind as moth
ing else does This argument
was not advanced when the dead Ian
guages were useful in their character as
languages; either il was no, felt in the
sixteenth md scyentieth or it was un
necessary. That il is 30 much relied
on nov. Is tantamonnt to the surrender
OF the previous arguments, OF at leas,
suggests doubts as to their suificiency.
II has that amount OF yagueness about
II that would make convenient shell
ter 10 a bad case. We mus, ask specif
ically what the training consists in.
For one thing. there is abundant EN-
ploymen, given TO the memory; but the
proper word for this is not trained,
but 'exlynded A certain amount OF
the plastic force OF the system is used
up. and Is therefore not available for
other purposes This is the cost OF
the operation, for which VIC have to
show an equivalent in solid advantages.
= Grammar exempliiied in the
Latin and Greek languages is particu,
larry devoid of subtiIly, until We come
70 certain delicaeies ol syniax, as in the
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

construction OF the lenses and moods
OF the verb The parts OF speech are
assumed without any definition, they
are recognized by the infection test.
and not hy their function in the sen
tence; being in this respect very differ.
ent from what is found in English
grammar. This has been made an az.
gument Tor taking Latin before Eng
lish the easy grammar before the alb
stuise one. But the greater should
contain the less IT, at the proper age,
pupil has mastered English grammar.
he has, in point of reasoning power.
gone step beyond Latin or Greek
grammar, and should therefore bc re
lieved from further labor for perfecting
his reasoning faculties in the grammati
cal field"
To the argument the classics should
be learned for the amount of iniorma
ton locked up in them, Dr. Bain says
THAT the value of knowledge OF the
classics, on the ground of the iniorma-
ton exclusively contained in Greek
and Latin authors, should decrease
steadily, was a necessary result OF the
Independent research of the last three
hundred years The rate of decrease
has been accelerated during the last
century 10y the abundance of good
tnnSlations from the classics In this
progressive decrease point must be
reached when the cost of acquiring the
languages would be set against the re
siduum of valuable information still
locked up in them, and when the bal
ance would turn against their aoquisi-
ton"
The foregoing is its own best com
ment NJ. NJ. S.
Honolulu, October I, 1888.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

The Auditor-Genefal is authority FOR
the statement that none of the money
paid TO the government by Chinese
Immigrants who came here seeking en-
ployslens during last April, has been
pa,d into the treasury. Where has Il
yone' "Details, please.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

Mr.. El~ood X 'ihonne, Who spent
several months here this year. presum.
ably In the interests OF American sugar
refners. has proven himself just and
generous friend OF the islands. lie
says be Is IN lasor OF keeping ON with
the treaty. His character and sound
business Judgment ought 10 have weigh,
with congress and with eastern reiinerA
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06
General Advertisements.

N'tH''d' eNuutttthtHttIllo.
No 4" NO TO NO. ''
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS
SAriNS In every variety, 70 whieh W. CALI
the attention % the ladies especially
Black Silks, sssorted.
Cashmere and saieen Costumes.
silt Meriuo undcfthits and Gent, Hose.
Gents and Ladies' SIN Handkerchief.
Aad hen',itched ditto.
Satin Duchess MANTLE VELVET and
Collar ditto.
Ladies White Muslin Toilet Jackets, trimmed.
Gents Dressing Gowns,
Silk Umbrellas and ParasoIs,
Ostrich Feathers,
French Kid Gloves.
Ivory and Pearl Buttons,
Slipper Patterns, Btac4cis, and Groups. with
the material ready for making up.
Berlin WOODS,
Scotch and Welsh Tweed.
Edsines and Embroidery.
Ihompsons corsets in all qualities.
Silk rringes
Petin Striped Satin
Colorcd Broche and Serge,
Cricket Flannel,
Childrer's Sun Bonnets,
Trimmed and unirimmed Hats,
great variety OF shawis,
New Stock Of Ribbons,
Fancy Shiriings,
Fancy Flannels,
Table Covers,
Tapestry and rich friuged Ladies' Dolmans
in great variety.
And we beg to call attention to our FRESH STOCK
Of OIL and WATER CoLoRS, and large assortment
Of DRAWING MATERIAL
Also
II Quecn aud KING Street Stores
New Line Of CUTLERY and HARDWARE,
all personally selected in Europe
and the Safes
JOHN THoS. WATERHoUSE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

The postal money order convention
bet~een this country and the United
States MAS signed in Washington on the
nth uliimo- The move is IN the line OF
progress, as are the new post boxes soon
to he placed ON the public streets II
Is 10 be hoped that zeal for the public
convenience vill not cause the posi-.
master general to exceed his appropris-
tions.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

The Planters Monthly for October, a
full and interesting number, makes this
universal and timely application /.
suayiiy OF manner on the pan OF a
manager, and the going out Of his way
even, To inquire into small grievances,
especially in the case OF new comers
who are no, accustomed to the ways
and methods Of plantation life, will
frequently prevent great deal OF
trouble and expense
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06
General Advertisements.

6cnrril Advertisements.
n M. DAT. JR. a co.
! . = :
Sfotioncrs and News Dealers.
HAWAIIAN GAlfrrr nLock. - MERCHANT
STREET,
Have just received 81 Mmiposa. . fine sssntmen, Of
STATIONERY,
Among which may be found
LETTER PAPER,
NOTE PAPER,
tooLsCAp,
LEGAL CAP,
nILL CAP,
nroad and narrow, by the ream blocted OF by qui,e
MEMORANDUM BLOCKS, &C. SC. Sc.
BLANK nooKsi
Fun nound
Half bound.
Bound 10 please
fNKsrANps
nankers' large. Bankers small,
w fact we have intatands for all
POST OFFICE LETTER SCALES.
lNkSt
CATERS Combined Copying and Writing,
IN quarts, pinta, and half pints.
CARrERS WRITING FLUID,
in quarts, pints, hafpints, and comes.
VIOLET INK, quarts pints, halfpinis and conc'
INDEIInLE INK. assorted.
ARNoLDs WRITING FLUID.
in quarts, pints, halfpiuis. and cones.
STAffoRD'S, in quarts and pints.
Egyptian pcrfumed Ink
MuCiLAGE;
lnquaris. pin's, half.pints, and comes.
Perfect Mueilage Bottle
MANN's cory BOOKS.
Sis, full bound and half 6ound
10 y, full bound AMI hal! bound
Manu's Copying Paper.
PENS and HOLDERS in great varieties,
Automatic Pencils, Copying Pencils.
faher's Pencils, Dison's Pencils, 6c.
DRAWING PAPER, plain and mounted,
Manila Detail Paper
ENVELOPES 10000 assorted.
Playing Cards. round corner and plain.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS, large variety,
Time Books, assorted
Cufnned Labels,
Shipping Tags Tourist Tags.
INVITATION PAPER. and Envelopes to match
Ball Programme Cards, pencils and iassels,
Menu Cards.
LETTER PRESSES. large and small,
Rubber Bands. all sizes.
BASE BALLS and BATS
Guides and Score Books.
BIRTHDAY CARDS, POCKET KNIVES, and
many other articles too mention.
~. SUBSCRIPTIONS received for any foreign
paper or Magazine published at any time Also for all
the Local Papers and Magazines, Scasides, Brook
sides, Family Library, etc, always on hand and spc
cia numbers sent for to order.
vs- SPECIAL ORDERS received for BOOKS, etc
ALSO,
RED RUBBER STAMP AGENCY,
and Agents for the Encyclopedia Britannica.
~. All Island orders filled promptly va
j. NJ. OAT. Jr., and CO.,
I6o.f Gazette Block, rs Merchant Street
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

On the first page is reprinted from
the Popular Science Monthly portion
oi recent address by Charles Francis
Adams, Jr. letter TO the editor in
another column again calls attention
10 the always important and ever pre-
sent subject Of university education !;
while a short local article mentions the
new teachers recently selected for Pun
ahon and gives a, least superficial
idea Of the new structure now 50
nearly completed. These and various
articles all bear more or less directly
upon the greatest Of all possible ques-
tons How shall the youth OF the
Hawaiian Kingdom the hope Of the
nation--be educated ?
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06
General Aopcr,scmcnis.


s-.s.-.
ruro. u pAvtrs Sro
'.iT iee ANNUAL MhhIlNp OF this
u, orde'' o,,,,
+
Commencing on Mondoy. oct. is,. 1889.
cuAs I rts,Irt. VIII orrrp
Astounding Bargains i'm Millinery
Prior to the departure Of MISS rMRIcK "a, Nh,
''"'>' ." ''' ""''p''"' 'e"'"s mere about oe'ohe'
4 Grand Clearance Safe of millinery.
- MAKE '''" Tor our extensive ''''' "'''' watt
son. '"' 70 "''FS "''' about
o"y TO oe seen by careful buyers to be
,norsc;,,.d psmn,r,.;n,u
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

~ Many q oau reader, ~,ll r~n<aL<s Alrx wkn.
~, psp1s.sos v lh< iAxing koe-< ~ tau as>rs. al
osasa{ III f2Aaheon xakr-. vkiek sas sseh . eoss.
sassAk4r hoA< aNd<s hg N>a<x<sl<s<. sss ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

NEW GOODS
Jvsr sEerrrD .s
" Martha DAVIS. Mallsga,s." AID espee,.t ss
"Mariposa" and o.hsr vessels,
Bo>,on Gard Matches.
Hotss Shoes and Mails.
DowNERs and SoosnAy Oh,
Laerieaiiag oiis Of al kinds.
Cut Nail.. all si.es.
cineh Nails. all ,i,s>.
Cotton Waste in bales.
a.. Blacksmith. BsIIo-s.
Cheap Rim Clocks.
Garden Bfooms.
nro~a Soap. in essss.
wi's Hanging n.,ir,s fos PENS. se..
Lane. Plantation Hoes.
u inch cooss.n socls, Hoes.
Ice Cream fresssrs.
Ia~h Mo~er.. hsa Kind.
cssss csnsins Ausslsag Dsnirns,
ca-s, csaaiss Ams.ksas Ma,isers s,rips.
'ss'iss iAosSld ARTICLES u the Iarl.ass line a~ay,
On hand.
81" ssp<asd. na I, the Spartan ~o.i CON.
Iasss as.onm-a, q
HsH'. steel rie~. aud sreak~v..
With ssifa iiandlss, iisans a'.a Poirss.
An these ~ii h. foaad a, ,hs eanss Ls,el ssoss q
,t' l.. @. HALL SON. Li.ai,.d
A BOUT 400 BARRELS
sLAcxED LIsE.
20. ..l. :. .. ..r~ ~
.s... NJ uAcxsLD c.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

Combination Boiler, % feet long by feet in diameter,
with 70 feet Of smoke stack being in Use four wears
almost as good as new.
mn n, ,,.,,
-" "'""s ~ b""e's' "hUs'te, m""e fo order
on short notice, at The
ios'Im HONOLULU lRoN WORKS.
------------
TOP PLANTERS.
me SUGdR C1NE IN AUSTRALIA,
,,-,. -, e.,,... - N..,..,..-
OF practical utility for these islands
For Sale by
80 rune = ,,,p,,,
-=--
This Is to certify that the following named persons
mi MS NEWMAN r.s;I;a,, =, ca, r-.,.;.., r.,
NOSES skiitrFI Ht,N Ca, r, New t9rk Sry
49, 'i'o"'iuiu' h'i''
eeIea ,o '1partherhP or she purpose OF
psStriT vul pW 'e c%n % nsne ana s'yie oil the
~
Dated uono,,,, son,.r,h,, ,oo
@ ,s'"'e' D 1903
r6r-a BENNo SAMUEL
T.
1000 Bars hest Orepon Elour.
Xxx
25 Half-Ba1 rels Columbia River
Salmon.
Ms HomAS LACk'
"'oNfNN ASD DEALER IN
AsD.oEsurxK
p,u.. ..... M, 49,, .
AGENT roR THE
""'fs and the i-''''T'kuNsiso NEW HONE Machine
,,asI. howard. Machine siis i !, Needles % al kinds
Nme. Dtmo'rT5 Reliable Cm Paper Pattern
AND PUBLICATIONS
cuss and ssonr,so ceops,
"1"' ""' =" %" ''5e''
attended TO- ''''s LOCK A"' 'D"- Repairing promptly
+
PHARMACIsrs.
.,w.vs o. ,,..
KEPT ~ srock.
St. Jacobs OIL,
warmers sAis Csre'
Fiss LINZ 90
Celluloid Trus..s And
noe water 0ags.
A sifprpIop o1 ar u.ru,Sc r,oy,p,
~ W nHi"'Nc sioNoto'
wse..n IN. .se,., ,,oex q,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

NJ 0TlcR -Ds w. D. MeAILisIEk, IN an
IN suieis 10 the buii<sls u Ss,x~nt<s H. szims 20
ssh eDiossd odd shieh y hardly d,.ingui-h.Lis from
tbs tosxh ~. AeAlii>l<r. eiain u ni-laksa ons
he sa.s :,lls X sod can Is dss Al III e<e a ~
,soum J. W. CRAIG, p<asia.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

Sussfslyl.9Ss IS E , :s. ss,sa I s Y 's; r 4 s
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06

DILLINGHAM; RICE PLOWS.
Cutting from inches upwards An entirely
series made from witpatterns remedy defects
in Light Steel Pows for rice culture. second piough,ng
and cane cultivation.
| These Plows all made by the original John
Deere Moline Plow WORKS. the pioneer Western
the world. for the Piows Of this manufacture We are
agents.
A large stock Of plow. Of dGeren, manufactures and
patterns, at lowest rates.
HARRows or DIFFERENT PATTERNS
Cul,iymors and Horss Hoes
| Oh Vokes. Bows. Ok Chains
1isoe Chains Topsaii Chain
Dineren,al PuIey Blocks
| Hydraulic Jacks
HARDWARE FOR PLANTATION USE
foidsr-cuiis Corn aud Hominy Mill
Garden and Canal Barro~s
siudsbaksr Wagons and Carriages
LuBRicAriNG OILS A SPECIALITY
Albany Cylinder oil and Compound
KEROSENE OIL, In quantities 10 sni,
| Kerosene Oil Stoves
| American and English Paints ard Oils
| Turl<niins. Pain, and wbiis~a.b Brushes
| vaisaiiues and other varnishes
Paper and Paper Bags.
MAcsEso cALCirR SAFES
Ha,tae>s fi's Es,ngui,hsrs
SHELF HARDWARE. SCALES
Houss feu.sehins Goods
I.amps. chaedslsss, and i-an,ssas
~ New t;eeis eoe,,an'l, arriving.
We aim 70 tssp ssa,shag 'sauIssd IN oss las..
70 ali al io.sa pss.iLls prices,
,6s.,m UILLIu0HAM = On.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-06
The James Afakee,

Mcdonald commander, leaves Honolulu every
Thursday. at pm. for kapaa and klauea. Return
ing leaves Kauai every Monday at 4 pm, and touch
ing Waianae both ways. t6s. an.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25

5.EUaL STATEMENT OE Lam; STEi;
"A CITY AUTHORITIES.
In compliance with tie Act OF Asscn.bly.
approved. '.pTii %. ISL. We respectfully SEn-
li.it the following statement, s.iuwiu!; lhG Il
uanci Il con-! !tionspt the city on The Er,t day
of January, 1888
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING JAN. 25, 1898
IN BEN HILLS MEMORY.
THE DEAD GEORGIAN
To-day IN the Ssaate SCI Apart TO Honoring
the southern Statesmar-Lesisla-
ftor In the House.

! To-day IN the Ssaate So: Apart TO Honorinr
the southern Statesmsr-Lesisla-
tion In tho House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-To day having
been set apart Tor services in honor of the
lato Senator Hill, Mr. Brown immedi-
ately after tho reading Of the journal
moved resolution Of respect to the men,
CRY of the dead senator.
Mr. Brown then delivered an eulOgy on
the deceased.
The Senate at 1:35 adjourned till II a.
N. tomorrow and the Republicans imme-
diateiy went into caucus.
The Naval I,ii, Passes the House.
The House at once proceeded to the
consideration Of the naval appropriation
bill The bill was passed-yeas 135, nays
90, the Democrats generally voting against
il. The House then ct 1880 went into
committee OF the whole on the revenue
I'LL.
TX. KslIe; then called up the tariff bill,
bus tho point of order that the revenue
bills luUss be taken up WAS sus tanned.
Sev.ral bills, including the one to
abolish the revenue tax on tobacco and
cigars, were ohjec,ed to by Mr.. Kelley,
and tie objection was sustained by the
House.
- $50 the committee reached the
taiili bill, and was addressed by Mr..
Kelley tEG!eon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25

I,SrATE OF A. II. i:E:jT. LATE OF
r. Lancaster City. Gece:scd.-itttcrs OF ad-
mini-tratiOu said estate having been
granted 20 the undersigned. all persons in
tiebtrd to said dccCdent are req ucstetl to make
Immediate settlement, and those having
claims or demands against the estate OF said
Lec;drnt. 20 make known the same to he un-
dcr-fgnci without delay, RESTING in Lincas.
ter City. sc. MILLER. Administrator.
W. A. WILSON, No. - Centre Square.
Attorney. ucl-GtdOtWIn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25
Anusenents.

Pat Rooney To-Night.-This popular Irish
comedian y ith his star specially troupe Will
be at the opera house tonight.
Ioni0hrS Lecture-The boy orator, Master
Word ii. Mills, has been announced to deliver
his lecture on the Six Days of Creation,' at
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church this even
ing. His thoughtful style and earnest man
ner are said to commend him and to enable
him to hold the Individual attention OF his
auditors in every instance.
The T'Okcs Fdmily.-TO-morrow night we
are to have these accomplished sketch artists
in one of their musical-comedy entertain
ments that have given them such an extended
fame.
Jdnauschek.--This distinguished tragic
artistic will undoubtedly be greeted by n large
audience at the opera house, Saturday night,
wren size willappear IN the drama of" Mother
and SON."
g The White Slare."-Bartlcy Campbell's
new play, :" The White Slave,' conceded to be
among the best productions of this author
and dramatist's versatile zen, will he given
tor the first time in Lancaster on Tuesday
evening next. The scenic and mechanical
effects ar, said to be of the most magnificen,
| description and.the story itself intensely in
teresting and dramatic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25

In tie case Of John 3. Dennis, who was
hrougit b%i"rc Judge Patterson yester-
day at D. H., On habeas corpus, the
prisoner was rema& ded to Jail fora further
hearing OF saturday morning at 10 O'Clock,
10y which time It is expected that the gov
ernor will have DIX cidrd whether or not to
honor the requi>ition of the governor OF
Missouri fer Dennis.
Michael SchmIckle, a tobacco worker,
from Laniisvi!c, was committed to prison
~, Tut sda:, in.':i ing for ten days by the
mayor. for baing drunk and disordery
Last evening he was released on a writ OF
habaas corl,u:, rs it was shown that he
had never been arrested before, and had a
good Job awaiting him at Landisviile.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25
itching files-SymItDnia an; .'ure.

The symptoms are moisture. like VcTsp;ra-
ton. intense itching, incrcusc,. by scratching.
very distrcSIingly, particularly at night, rs II
pin wor.ls were crawling in and ont of the
rcctu:n TIE private parts a:o so1n' 1incs az
fpctcd: il allowed TO continue very serious
results :M:y follow. DE. SwAYNE'; ALL
HEALING OINrMH"r i>;. pleasant, sure cure.
Also tor T,ltcr, itch. Salt Rheu,n, Sca'' Head
ErysipcilS !;..-ucr,' Itch, H!otciic' MI Staly,
Crusty, CUtanC0nS "rupiOns' riic" 80 cents,
3 boxes tor $l.:4j. sent By mai! 10 Any address
OF, receipt OF price III currency. Hr three GER.
postage stamps Prepared oElr hy Or. ~vaync
4 Son, No 80 y. sixth street. Phiiu'iclpii!
PA. Sold all prominent: druggists. STAINi:' S
FILLS are the b.'St tor ali hi!licrs disT ,iers.
CSrt headache, lever, e..
.ly,.0uS VT TnSS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25

with all the spirit and intelligence Of a
woman &; from her earliest entrance on the
stage she established herself in the favor
of the audience, and steadily grew in
their affections through the performance.
OF the men Mr. Allison as the Earl OF
W0Unt Arnrdt, did the best work. his rer-
,it;on OF the song "When Britain Really
Eu,.d tie Wave," being admirable !;
Mr.. Gilbert in his anxiety to support the
dignity OF tie Lord Chancellor's part lost
4 good G:al Of lis humor, though he sang
Pretty veil the other individual singers
,.c.e of varying degrees of merit, but
:.Dstly indifferent aud some of them bad,
while the cho.uSes were from fair to mid
ding.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25
Live Stock Market.

Observation-Disclosures 1000 head ship
ments, ECO head: market steady early but
closed weak ut 5a0l0c lower; mixed, s. S0S3
81 heavy, 81 20G6 So light, IS Sj96 10 skips,
81 Is 40.
Cattle-Rcceipts. 600 head; shipments
2.20O head; market strong carly. but closed
weak; quality good; gOOi to choice ship
ping, b 4UtL6 %; common to far, 81 2bGS5 25 !;
butchers in fair supply and demand; COM
mon TO fair. s. 6O83 80; medium u good, 8 -
81 10 stOrkcrS and feeders. - lOiSl Ji.
Sheep-Reccipts. 1000 heal; shipments,
100 head market faiiy active an! steady COM
mon to fair. So 5nlDi - medium to goot, ~ 10
I5I: choice to extra, - 500 -. =
EAST observation-disclosures, S6f he.,d :
market fair; prime. stl6 % !; fair to good, - 20
as 75: common. s. j0rf4 %.
HOgs-Eeceipts. 400 head market active ;
Prilile phiaS AT $3, - so: I;:tltimOre5 ut s6 y
G6S5; Workers ut IS OE6 ".
Sheep-ReceiptS. 3tu0 head : market active !;
extra prime, s. 5OfQ5 10; fair to good, 81 'O9
O2j; common, S3Qf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-25
CLOTHINf;.
I X. sMALING's CAkD.

We find aitcl taking an inventory OF our
stock. n great many Choice and Desirable
STYLES OF Goods in Heavy Weights which we
are going 10 sell OFF before the season closes,
and In Or.icr to ,iO 81. we Dffer them ~ a Great
Sacrifice. l find have on hand Is patterns OF
the best overcoming to be mad anywhere In
Eiysinu VicEna, MOntenIk ansi Fur HeaVcrS,
which ranged in prices from so to 80, lined
through with silk or satin, which we now offer
from SO to 50. have . orcrc0at patterns OF
English Whi:ncys. Kerseys. McltOnS ana
Friepn l,caye.'. in AL the Popular ShadeI-
tha; were solo ut prices ranging r"In S25 10 s5j
we Will allow discount of u 10 30 per cent. in
order 10 close them out The greatest bargain
ever offered Is IL lot OF Edrefion Beavers, Blue:
Brown. Unvc and oxford mixed shades. 1
have Il suit patti rms when cannot De nohS TIN III
any respectable house in Phi aielphii fof less
than 80 II suit: will close them at IL TO 800
u suit These are the best goods In the world.
T. & III. II JOnanny's make. L can lcfer with
ni iIc TO customers OF mine who have worn
the same goods in suits from 10 TO ID year anu
never changed color. hlthOuShlt Is not pront-
able sell goods that last too long, ii Is never
thelcss great satisfaction. l have one hum
dred and eighty (isO) suit patterns OF Import
c,i stock. :he very cream OF the market, In
heavy weights of fancy suitings, which we
sold ut prices from s3O TO $50, put up in the
very best style. j will allow heavy dis
count on these goods, rs they must be sold 10
d choice lot of French and English Trou- -crin:s
ranging in price from $40 to SD q pair. which
we will sell at Il reduction OF from q 70 20 pc:
cent in order to promote quick sa!eS.
have also q large line OF Fine American cas-
sircres which we will offer from $l5 to - 70 4
suit. l offer these Inducements TO stlmu-
late tra'e and chuck little life into our non
Orablc competitors. Our prices are all plainly
marked on each ticket so every one can t;'.
what we are doing. will esteem IL ciett
pleasure to show our gOOes. as we are thc nn!y y
house in the city that handles tni5 me OF
goods. 1 should be an inducencnt TO parties
| TO call and examine our Stock Ut
NO. 121 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
| LANCASTER Pa.