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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
snnorreu. paer elrbetten2

gor breiBtg, ober Dter3tg Sabren CAB es
IN Den Ser. Stdnten nod feline gettler,
feline S6norrer unD2anoitrei6er (tramps);
beute f0nnten mir cine groBe Weenge bapot
altStllbren u1to tDilrDen bod nod fiir ben
etgenen 8eoarf etlt 9eritteltes WeaB poQ be-
balten. 9tnmentlid in ben orpBelt StGbten
1na6t ith oieies l1n9estefer ie6r lG1tia. Wtan
mtBper1tebe ben MuSOruf lln9e5iefer nidt.
Gr be3teDt it'd tetneSme9Sa rtf Die ormer
Ieufel, Die erultlt6 geptIlt itltO, it6
Dur6 Nrbett tbret QebenS> 1nterbolt 81 err
tperben I'm D Die init Sreuoe ieoe t6nen ba5lt
9ebotene 9elegenbett ergretfeu, ionDern aus
id)lieBlt6 ali Die groBe 3abI Der Derbumlz
melten Gumpel1, Die 0as S6norren alS
Gebensheruf ertpGblt baben, neil tie lie6er
taulen2en ultD betteln, ais arbeiten. Sol6e
Daben mir aud in Chicago mebr, ais 3u
Diel, uno leiber muB ~DirSugefiigt tper0en,
DaB 0arunter Oeutide ntGt fe6len. 9ieie
S6norrer bon 8eruf hdben f0rmltd)e Ser
bergen, in ipelcben tie it6 MtprsenS fir 25
pbtr so Gents cine ~tiir5ere Doer lGllgere
gtamensLiite BON erprobten 9 il III nj II
faufen, b. j. bon gutm,ittDtgen 2euten,
iDel6e ielbit Gem unniirotgitelt, mad
S6napS buftelt0eu 8ettler cine @abe nidt
Dertuelgern. Dieie Site miro b1l1n i'm
~(NNIS ~ ~NbNI UoSNNtItOAN% ANU W. SNttuS
lit ielten a~erin9er, ais Der 9obn zines fleiz
btgen NrbeiterS, eft tpo61 boppelt 10 bod.
Gs gtbt feir etnfd6ere5 uno fi6ereres O1itz
tel, iolde 8erufSz8 ettler Los 5u iperoen,
ais 6aB man i5nen lrbett o1bietet. SIN
10 utter 20 TdQen wirO Der &erl perp e
diem, it6 ein3uiteuen, iobalo er nIr nod
bieS unb oas bei0rgt babe, abcr man miro
tbn gum leBten Wtale 9eie6en 6abei1.
0dn5 gIei6e @rfabrungen perben au9
o:1oersmo genladt. 90 bat fiir5li0 in 8az
rtS etn aufrt6tiger Meni6enfreurb cine
Yrobe auf Die Qrbettsluit Der S6norrer
Gn8siteat unb lit babel s1 benz @rgebniB
gclangt, 6aB in 81 bis SO unter 100 SSGQen
ntdt NOtb, ionbern Qrbeitsi9eu
Der @runb oeS 8ettelns mar.
@r traf nit mebrersn Sabrit6e1tbern 6as
9btomnlen, baB Dieie alien benientaen Qeuz
ten, mel6e, Hit eirem @mpfe6lun9sbrtefe
ton i'm ueyiebtn, BET ibnen noripre6elt
i%DiIr0en, &>ltil le6en ioIten unb 3iDar AT
hFn' lOdf;el %,Giie ton 4 Srancs per
s 40, hclder III Srantrei9 fir getp0bnz
ltGe 0anoarbeit be3a6lt tpir6. gr tuan6te
barauf leIne &Ufmertlamteit Ben StraBeuz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
Qnerfannt

11eber $500 @remplare bes in ben enorta,, n;o,or
Seltan9 oIIge5etgten uno BON benz oIten befp6brten
= SSsgm1'9 ssm est,Saltttnt, i gttnton 8Ioce, Stem gorf,
~ y, get9ns2e9epeMen D~errlttben @ertes. Der nG{ ets
a:s9geleBt Der 9aupt3wst biefes eebieeennet geerfes
III nro T Slr@i5d99 ert95tet, ben @erfailern lpert6loier Slider,
RtNggtslgea In5et9en llnb nubloien elettrifder
gutl9 gu le9en nnb ben 8ranteu IDtpie BEN @etroaeuen
Os @e er'' tYaett,, SSsg 3 Silf n. lna ir;ss 2lIfs gu 5et9en,.
1narten iorgiam perpact unb frodtfret nerSonN+ q ~,
SSg 0%tS SS Se'n gut9bouOter S. 6. S9impsfp, 27s {.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
eta blirt felt 1851.
Henry SChOellkOpf.

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 oft RanooIpb.Str.,
5tpii4eu Sranftin. & Martet-etr,
empftug foeben lpteber etne 9artie
Nene bpn. 8on=&arinae,
giene oentiG)e 2il= @urfeu,
yteIet Stnibtrget, Nabut= INTO San0fXYe.
Yfom19e De Srie lttO WOquefort=SSGIe,
HSeG)fen @o0tter INTO Commentaries &dIe,
0rMtteti SstGIter= Gttto qdrme1nit= &dIe,
5nneloctfcr WetHIenf ttn0 ~g&etneIfia,
gt6rtntrtett Stet a's0 N~GGforeaen,
GttSent0d)te S5ug9eI t,to 2taIIupDe,
@an1bMrger Wou=&s1ringe MnO Mnd1cbteS,
Nnn. SdrottcS ttn0 AaUiar,
$steler Sprotten Hlto SalsiGroeHem,
Gr0Mnldlfo. Getbciattuurit Mn0 SaI6utt,
Votb1er SrIfeI=&ebetiuttrf,
SttoBR. 0Gtt6tebet=4 nitetcI,
SrtsWet'i, S5artptatuM9 unO SIiOen,
Ue!nFen JaOas, Wtoffa= lRo ~0tios8affee,
Sett1Fem Manila, GtocoI3oe uno &atao,
a~setn1tss Grttiett tito id)to arSen Sbee,
Med)ten Siebi9'S SfIeiid1=& rtraft,
Wedlte9 SIiOeIz tuto WUbnGI,
St1I. NaoeIn 1tlo @%nccaroni,
IrtldDet SeiaesgrteS nmO BerISetite,
9tedites &Grto II el= m,tO gtetS
8r11ttrettt, &tnIcn ttno &SttIe,
WudDt1et5ett= tn0 &3afer9rtke,
Seitld1e ttltO fta1tS. 3tOetIdlet,
0ctr. 0eGttTd1e givneM uuo 9tpetidlenmuA
WtnhnIattef, &tmutcl u. gEa G11pI0erbeerem
NortGn0er, Wnis uro &~orbecrbI2tter,
Itt91r. Y1Drifa 1tto @anilGbcbaem,
0cl@1lte Wea1toCtn, @ttrouat tnO Woiineus
9emtide Spitnrdoer uuS @oIsIGmbe,
@GedDten Barrier S~GtUpftnbaf BON &oBbe&0
@les gu ben b~taigiten 9rei1en.
Henry Schoellkopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
S6WQ6e ono RiOOGr(oI0 }rQuCll

Io1ten ni1t oerameifelr, ~ionberH 9fotb imp Seleprun9
ous eine1n gude Irhbpfeu, burd) meldes Sauienoe irs
m merba Il %fitr3efter Set lire pOae @sinao9eit ]rpieOsrer-
lan9t unb ben ein3igen Mnnif i9res 9sr3saS ~ r. g =.
ten e%rI3&u9ferte, reih[in ousoeftattete nereite @3ert !piro
gratis nto ira,tco oerl9tdt ppr Der %3Eioate Glts
iic & 9tSpcmiarg, Is 8. $%enttftoH Ctr, near
0rpa0tOnO, gtctD=g9 orr, ". ".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
g d 10 ! o. D ! o. Gl t.

sd befise elm unfe6lbareS @tittel 9e9en htefes
2efocu, bird beiIer @ebrout Golienbe Der
idltlnmiten urb oeroltetlt:a Safe gebe!lt lpnroeI'
0tein @laube an ieine @trtiamfett 1T 70 ltaTL
baden 4raffat gratis jebenl al bieler &rant'
belt 2eibenben ~suItalleu mill. Dtan 9ebe bic @g-
preB= un0 MISUNDERSTANDING an
gS. Z. ~. StocNit, 18l 4enrl Str., yten Dorl'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
- 91S -
InStitut.

WI q - QElSGlGUta
@orbOt.@de gautina ctr. unb gertean @pe.,
RAVENSWOOD, ILLINOIS.
errei96or burdb bic 8race[ono uuo &aprence Qoetue-
8ferbebabu, iopie Die 6. s. q. 80. =Giienba6m, lit Elm
S1dterp euiIohat, in melberu iunge M6odeu
ariiuoliben unterri9t in aleu Glementor= uno b6be=
rem sSd9err, Spra6e1, Defamation, 3eidner, MSa=
len, Sanoarbetten unb Mtuft iopie wtrtbI6oftli9e
@~nletfung er9olten. 9einnoe 1no Iodine Gage. &1=
utelounoen nirtnlt entgegeu unb 9roipette perfdyidt
SSrar 2tntaIie Gtoe, 9orIteberin.
@..O.-8pr 1888, &apenspopb, SG.
29ilIp, mi upDb atp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
Ter @infubr i'm Iebten 9te6nunssz

6teler @infubr i'm lebten &e6nungse
iabre an:
RrOuiitonen TteiI6, Mi(5ereiz Grseug.
HlieH ) 2,USS,445
8roolto1en uuf. 1885, 466
9eu LOBE, 553
@pue 1866, 081
Sebsnot9en Ebieren auf .............. 3,609,43
gSenn ourd bteie GtnFu6r bic Breiie Der
1AlanOtl6en Saruz Gr5eugniie ni6t ber7
lu1ter9eoridt tpurben, 10 lit bas lebigGt6
ben 13ouen SIT Derbanten. Der 3oQ auf
6let10 betrdet % BroSent, auf 8utter
ltno 3dle 4 Gerts oas 8funo, ouf 6eu
DOLLARS Die Sonne, auf @eisen 20 @ts.
Der 8uldcI, ouf Goggen, @erIt lie uno
Qdter 10 @ents Der 8uIdeI, alf 3arz
!offeIn Is Gents Der Bui6el, auf le6eu6
Sbtere 20 Bro3ent bes @ert6es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
GeIteue 0eIe0cnheitI

3n permtetben onf ntebrere Sabre 200 Stores ober
uteDr beIten @raSbp0ets ne6it SoI5lano nit outeln
ffflippt=6luB, befonOers eeetgnet fir @ie93u9t, Dit
beret Rdleret, aud fur einen erfobrenen 6anbels,
9drtner nit Wtittelr, 81 iebr Itberalen 8eOtnQutt.
31ep4lpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
21n5etsen,
Ql1tfratf!

Mp lit So1n 8rabler, tpelder bur etrioeu Sohreu
fetne9etntatb algonquin, Mc3enrD So, SG., perIoIien
etlpas iiber ieineH ieBiget aufeut6atsort onoeben
fam, ipirb erIudbt, ioldes ieineul 8oter Garl @rokler
in algonquin, Wtc9eurp Co., ST., m~ittbeilen au
pDaen, Gin, 2pb
NerGan9t: Sf6ttge Ngenteu gum 9erfouf BON
rem geiuDt BON etl1em bD9it reelen un6 bebeutenSen
8attbouie in 9tetu 9orf. Wteloun9eH inter 9.=O.s8.
9tO. 1862. 101ep3tuip6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10
Edmund Furthmann

30of. tag, TO, no f
NJ" 6eilung ~garautirt 6urd) Or. s. 9.
2ruCQe @taoeF ben srtolgfe!9itsS Sps g,s
berniB i'm @ef9dft. beptefen bur) Sunoerte BON 5es
heiIten. gPatb unentaeltIt@. 5aupt.0ffice: 83l ar9=
Str, 9btIabelp9ta. SIN Gomntertiol-9otel @9tSa9o.
81, bonn 8. bis gum leBtea IeDen G&ouats. l70alsStnm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10

= g}a6rtdten aus Sai6fen6 beIaz
gen, DaB 6retBtg StrGfIinge auf
benz SranSport mad Stbirten einen berz
5metfelten SIu6tperu6 ma6z
ten. Die meiiten batten bereitS cine be-
trddtIt6e @ntfernung auridgelegt, ais ite
bon Truppen eingebolt muroen. Sn Dem
it6 ~entlpinnenben Sample purben elf
Strdflinge getDbtet unb 5ebn pertpunoet.
Se6s Strdfli11ge itnb entfpmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-10

Sn benz 8eftnben bes &6ntas
Stto bon 8atern ioQ nie6er cine Ser
19ltr1nerung etngetreten Ietu. Die Nn7
tale, an 6enen er leioet, iolen lett pier
Nohen itA bGufQer eil1Qeiteut ba6en uno
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
Time 10 Retire.

We fear that Judge Kelley has sur.
vived his usefulness as representative.
It Is no reproach to him that the in
evitable weakness of old age has come
upon him; but he knows that there is o
day when men are no longer able to be
public servants. Congress has fixed an
age Of retirement for the officers tf
the army and navy, and congressman
might be expected to think that there
was an age at which they themselves had
better retire Judge Kelley has served
efficiently for fourteen terms, but can
hardly be very useful in q fifteenth. We
note that the investigation which he
caused to be made In the conduct Of
Congressman Stahlnecker, as chair.
man Of the library committee, has not
only resulted In the vindication of that
gentleman, but has shown that there was
no fair cause for accusing him. We
note again that when Judge Kelley was
nominated In Philadelphia for Congress
he caused the announcement to be made
from the clerks desk, which was mark
Of senility.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
The Indian Bargain.

- We DO not manage to buy those In
oian lands very coon there will be more
Trouble IN driving bargain, for the
speeches OF the chiefs at the cor ference
now In session show that they are learn.
~ how to get the most for what thew
al Poor Los untutored soul has
Gznspeds the value of the mighty dollar
.ond he wants to know why he canno,
gu1l his land as the Great Father at w ash.
1nGecn sails 1t, for sl.25 an acre. He OBJ.
5oos now to treaty that only gives him
q eents an acre, though even that price
1akes an enormous sum total. He
0evS very we'll that he can not hold his
tracts Of fertile land, and even bis
- notions of justice can hardly
neeaon the propriety of an arrange.
- that gives each Indian SO eyeral
eomnd acres to hunt over when thous.
lns Of white people want a few
oUn to cultivate. He knows that
- must sell, and that within
= ~ years, because the railroads are
Ming their way through that country
N - Wonderful vigor, but he also know 8
- ths United States must buy and that
- ss strong sentiment among the
" Favor Of fair treatment of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

him and an avoidance OF wars.
The rising generation strongly repre-
sented In the Indian training schools has
learned these things - thorohsly as any
thing else, and We will be asked to pay
more for the lands with every postpone.
ment Of settlement that may be made.
Chief Grass seems to have voiced the
general sentiment when he said that he
believed that this was the last treaty,
and he wanted to make as much money
out of It as possible.
As 10 the effect OF the treaty and the
granting of lands in severalty upon the
Indians themselves there Is room for
grave doubt. 1t may prove very diff.
cult to drive the savsges 10 abandon the
old system Of tribal ownership and "a
make q living from the land, but the
experiment seems worth trying, and In
any case 1t cannot be much worse failure
than many other attempts to civilize the
Indians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
PERSONAL,

ALBERT +. BEND has been sppo pointsd
postmaster at Cordelia, this county.
BELvA ANN LOCKWOOD has been mar
ried twice. Ia . graduate OF two colleges,
and has twice run for the presidency.
HON. JAMES L. BLACK, OF Chambers
burg, who died on Tuesday, was buried on
Thursday. He was an associate Judge Of
the district from Dec. 1. 1857, to Dec. !, 1862
Rev. GEo. WOLFF, d. d., Of Myerstowp,
who has served AZ minister for for ovei
forty years, was stricken with apoplexy
while holding services and Ia In Q critical
condition.
ARoHBIsHoP IRELAND, Of St Paul, re.
oeivsd the pnliidm on Thursday. BIshop
Marty, OF Dakota, celebrated pOntifiosI
mass, aud Bishop Keane, OF Richmond,
Virginia, preached the sermon. The psI,
lium was conferred by Bishop Grace
THOMAS l. JAMES, OF. postmaster gen.
In London en- Thursday, said he believed
that In tho near future q postal rate OF 2
cents on letters and cent on newsoa pers
would be established between Great
Britain aud Americs.
GENERAL JAcoD M. CAMPBELL died In
Johbsiown on Wednesday, aged 6l wears.
he was native OF Somerset county, was
surveyor general OF the state In 1865 and q
membsr OF Congress in 1880 and 1882. In
1887 he was chairman OF the Republican
state convention. During the war hs was
colonel OF the Fifty-fourth Pennsylvan
Volunteers.
DIR. H. ID. CoaswELL, Of San Francis co,
who gave Boston q drinking fountsin for
her common, IL tarrying In Med way, NJ ass.
at present, and called on the mayor OF Bos.
ton the other day to know why the condi-
tons under which Boston accepted his gift
are not lived up TO. The doctor also tried TO
''donate" one OF his fountains to Philsdel.
phia, but the authorities lodged the gift
he hss now given TO San Francisco poly.
president OF the institution, which has
opened with hundred students of both
sexes, aud is expected soon to have q hun
dred more.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
Edward Jordan Tells q a ood story.

G""oEu u u Ouu StOTy
Edward Jordan, solicitor OF the Unite q
States treasury during decentralization,
OF Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson,
who, as we have announced, will vote fol
Cleveland, says: "I have given the tariff
subject great consideration, and have bssn
forced to my present conclusions know
many other Republicans that feel ss dc
and will vote as propose to vote, and
have heard OF aud know personally 2
number OF manufacturers In New Jersey
and New England who are not fright.
ened by the free trade cry and pro-
pose TO cut loose from their Old
party. They are In favor OF free raw ma.
tsrisl, and believe 1t will extend the mark ct
for their goods The people are being edu /,
Gated up TO the tariff reform standard, The
more they consider the question the less
objection they see TO the reform. heard q
good story OF conversation bet ween Re-
publican and an Irishmsn who was In his
employ.
"Well, Nike, said the employer.
"you are not going to vote for Cleveland
are you Y You wOu wouldn't vote for the
party that would luce your wages 2"
"'Oi don't know, replied Mike. 'Sure,
II the Democrats were going 70 reduce nv
wages, ON thinking you would vote ths.
wsy yourself >"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

Mr. RANDALL has been unanimously
renominsted for Congress-, and will prob
ably continue to be the only Democratic
representative from Philsdelphls, with
whose protective sentiment he is In
sympathy. No ono will question that
In his reluctance to yield TO the measure OF
tariff reduction which his Democratic
colleagues In Congress demanded, MI.
Randall honestly represented his immedi-
ate constituents, and that In generally tn,
representatives. duty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
A Young couple Married In . Balloon.

H""ps touPIe MArried IN Q BAII0On.
Professor Allen, who made balloon az.
cension from thefsir grounds at Providence,
Mss., on Thursday afternoon, accom- panied
by Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward T. Davis, who
were married In the basket lust before
the ascension was made, landed iD q oedsr
swamp In Easton that evening. The BAL
loon dragged across the swamp for nearly
two miles, the party being obliged TO cling
TO the ropes above the bask ct To ee % ont ~
the water. They were finally rsscued by
the drag rope being caught by citizens MI.
snd Mrs Davis will proceed on their bri.
dal trip by rail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

showers TO dang on November IA.
The death warrants for two murdersrs
have been signed by Governor Beaver,
VIM Shower, who killed his two grand
sons, will be banged at Lebanon On
"Wednesday, November IA, and George
Clarke, the Greene county murderer, will
2lst OF November.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
Durrr's PURE MALT WHISKY.
sALLOw WOMEN.



Health ana Loss Of Life Exploinsa.
have good com pie xions :" ssksd Mrs. LSSgtry
ON her ret visit 10 Amer1cA Her question
can be easil answered. women ere sall0w
be0ause the blood docs not clrcutate veil
through their bodies. IL does mot al their
che. ks with rich color and their eyes with
brfiliancy. it's "sluggfsh." - hat Il the ~.
sultf HAD color, weariness and poor health.
What will prevent this A gentle ana pure
stimulant that In p srts strength, life ana %
circulation. This II precisely what Du6y's
rure Malt v hisky does. II 10 not beverage !
~ is th-gfvipg remedy. II is admitted
70 have done more In mahing ladies stronger
and healthier tnau any other preparation
known 70 the world. 1t has the endorsement
Of clsrgymen. physicians and lady workers. IN
the temperance cause, ana II has never bee q
known TO lail in strengthening, rostorfng ana
benentin A weilkn0wn lady, writing On
'"i cad never describe the change that has
ings. fnstsad OF feeling I'll cd and blue, e
once did, am now strong and youns, both in
foeiiDg ana appsarance. had great DIV q.
dice against the word whisky but s1noo
have found that Duny's 10 indeed q pure and
harmless remedy. feel like letting al women
| The experience ofthis lady has been verified
in thousat de of cases, and an innumerable
number Of women are kept in perfect health
to day wholly through this great remedy. Te
| all purchasers we desire TO say Be suro and
secure the senuioe. ana take no orHEa." II Il
sold everywhere. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

ABOUT thirty years ago Grant discovered
Lake Victoria NyanzA in Eastern Central
Africa. and now the Imperial British East
Africa company has received . charter coy.
ering tract Of land between that J.Axe an,
the Indian ocean and EnDe. -hmau are tel /
Ing OF the estatH National bank - gsnres
empire. Th& Lintner were cattle dealseu
on the sed sCme time ago. .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

N"W AV"hI DUPS NT'-H bP0CIN1 uBpt
from washington g Jkeffh Gli' fiiiist divi.
dends at the muzzle OF tho rifle, for the
b country has long boon noted for its slave
. traffic and murderous brigsndage. British
I rale may be naughty, tyrannous and un.
. Just, but 1t will be vastly better than no
". Q at al), and all civlllzsd nations should
.ish this new company good luck and Of
iea7t share OF the same fortune that has
favored 10 many English enterprises Of the
kind.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
sPECiFlU.
DRUNKENNESS

ADMINISTERING DR. HAlNEe'
GOLDEN SPEClFlC.
1t can be given in cup Of c0ffee or tea with.
ont the knowledge Of the persOn taking Il u
absolutely harmless. ana viii e6oCt porrnA-
moderate drtnker or an Alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have bean made
cinc in their cofYee without their knowledge,
and to-day believe they quit drinking Of tholi
own free will. 1T HkVkR FAILS. The sys-
comes an utter impossibility for the liquor
appetite TO exist For sale By
CHAe. A. LOOHER, DruggfSt,
NO . East King street. LancsSter, Pa
augslydM,w,r
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

- ,ALAo. OF zAszloM.
AsrRlOrs
PALACE OF FASHION,
Is EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, Pa.
NOTICE OF OUR an
NOUNCEMENT
or OUR
GRAND FALL OPENING. |
Our Fall Opening will take
place on Wednesday, October
sd, and Thursday, October 4th,
when we will again show to the
Ladies Of Lancaster and vicinity
a grand display Of Millinery,
Goats and Wraps, Ribbons,
Velvets, Satins, Laces,- Dress
Trimmings, and a general line
Of Ladies' Fancy Goods.
We extend a most cordial
invitation to all our patrons and
friends.
Come and see what we have
this season.
Our variety in every depart
ment is larger and better than
It has been at any season be-
fore, and we claim to have the
largest assortment and the low
est prices.
In our Millinery Department
we expect to excel all our pre-
vious efforts as regards to real
and startling novelties.
Do not fail to call and see
our Imported Pattern Hats and
Bonnets.
| Our display OF Coats also
will be more extensive than
ever.
Our line comprises the larg.
est vsiles, sT cs e. Plush Goats ever
: brought to this city, and It wi
be OF interest to you to defe
all buying until you have bee
to see our opening.
Remember the date,
!! WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
OCTOBER Sd AND 4rH.
Most respectfully,
ASTRICH BROS.
QURENSWAR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
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PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Sept %. lsss.
Opening Of Dresses and
Wraps.
Display Of Rich Dress Goods.
Exhibition Of China.
They are foremost to-day. A
storeful Of things hardly a jot
behind.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
A Lebanon nr.r.rx narpsd.

A Lebanon brewery burned.
The Yost brewery and i've adjoining
dwelling houses In Lebanon were destroyed
by fre on Thursdsy evening. The flames
commenced In the brewery, which hsd not
been In operation for some time, and ere
supposed to have been OF iDoendiary origin.
Tho loss IL estimated at $4,000 70 el5, 600,
partly insured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

Dresden Table Linen at bar
gain prices About as strange
as gold dollars at a shave. The
wonderfully fine and beautiful
Linens that every lady hopes
some time to have. There is
just one thing that drags this
lot of these famous Linens to
lower prices-the patterns are
a bit large. Maybe you won't
think Sc. Dresden doesn't.
Some people do, and we drop
twenty-five per cent. rather
than argue the question. They
would cost you more at the
loom side. Tablecloths, with
ss, "a, and y Napkins to
match.