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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-30

PALACE or FAsHIoM
REDUCED FhlCIs
AT THE
GREAT THIRTY DAYS
CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lasting Until SATURDAY,
AUGUST IS.
Additional Bargains Added
TO-DAY.
One lot Of Colored Plush
Ornaments reduced to one cent
apiece.
One case of Ladies' Ribbed
Lisle Vests reduced to 1sc
apiece.
HANDKERCHlEFS.
We have fixed a regular scale
Of reduced prices which holds
good on all Handkerchiefs, re-
gardless Of style or quality.
All Handkerchiefs reduced
from sc to &C, from Ioc to SC,
from lac to Ioc, from 15c to
12c, from 2oc to nc, from 25c
to 2oc, from 3oc to 25c, from
CSC to 27c, from 4oc to soc,
from soc to sc, from 75c to
6oc, from $I.oo to 75c.
Linen Chemisettes, Plain
White and Pleated, also Fancy
Colored, reduced from 25c to
Ioc.
Black Spanish Lace Ties and
Fichus, reduced from soc to
43c, from 75c to o2c, from
SI.oo to S3c, from SI.25 to
SI.oo, from $3.50 to $I.1o, from
SI.75 to SI.37, from S2.oo to
SI.63, from $3.50 to $I.SS, from
$500 to S3.25.
Handsome Lace Collars, Real
Torchon, reduced from soc to
SOC.
Children's Oriental Lace Col.
lars, worth soc, reduced from
I9c to I5c, reduced from 25c to
| I9c.
Boys Windsor Ties, reduced
from I5c to Iac, from 25c tc
1oc, from SIC to soc, from SOC
to SIC.
Braided Pillow Shams, re-
duced from 25c to I5c, from
CSC to 25c, from soc to 35c, from
75c to SOC, from SI.oo to Soc.
Linen Table Cloths, Sd, re-
duced from SI.oo to 75c, 1914
reduced from SI.37 to sI.oo.
| Tapestry Covers, Tinseled
reduced from $I.47 to SI.oo.
Satin Finished Jute Stane
Covers reduced from S1.37 tt
| SI.oo.
| Table Linens reduced from
ISc to I5c, from 25c to 2oc
from SIC to CSC, from soc tc
4oc, from 90 to 45c a yard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-30

SENATOR PALMER has concluded that
another six years In the Senate from Nj ichi.
gan oilers no special attractions TO him and
ne has announced his purpose not TO be- a
Candidate Tor the succession. We have
never heard Mr.. Palmer's name coupled
with any great beneficial legislation for the
country, nor have we heard 1t ASSOCIATED
with much that is harmful He is genial
millionaire, whose place will not be dini.
cult 10 MI.
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heeehty put tie following question 10 u @
daughter or one of our merchant pr,nces n, n
presidential levee' My dear, was told be
lore l visited America that your c0untrr-
women we're not remarEablo for O.. ,,l, /
uho !. qu!,C The contrary. TEAu lodrown for
instance fray what dentitTice do you use ~
nave used sUEOpONT for years ana prefer
~ 10 any other was tho response. Reader,
'O''o" "e' 'Aauhpie' f,M,W Wdw
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THIRrfENn "a


You know. that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather. thing for wear or
home use but we have it. II
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
Of a pen, and all the facilities Of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Philadelphia.
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PERSONS LRAvrSo Town FOR THE srAsoS, AND
euxxsR TRAVELLERS, CAR HAVE The DAILY
IrrrtLIeEYcER MAILED TO THEM. PosT PAID
ron 10 CESTs WEEK, THR ADDRESS BEISa
CHANGED AS OFTEN AS DESIRED.
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- &C., as=Has-s
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JUST As COON

Don't allow anyone 20 make you believe anv
other remedy Is Just as good FOR sick IA
as Dr.. Leslies Special Prescription. for n ~
not true, This Is the only remedy in the world
that strikes at the root OF the disease and
drives II out. Give IL q trial. ~
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sHlLoH's COUGH ana Consumption Curs
IL solo by US on guarantee. II cures Con.
sumption. SOLD by II. Is. Cochran. druggist,
Nos. i51 and iSs North Queen g., LAncsstsT.
- Is,
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WANA NJ a KER'S


Closed at l P. NJ. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as we'll as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
4 ll sQUsRf L.
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RUPTURE.
PROPOSALS,
pROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEAT.

1hUPOSALS FOX STEAM HEAT.
Il ERS.
sealed proposals for furnishing hree Steam
nealsrs Tor ths Lancaster CITY Fire Depart
ment, VIII be reHeiyed by the nre committees
a, ne onioe OF the chief engineer. until TUES
Da1, JULY 81 at O'Clock p. m. The commit
by order OF the committee
49,, j. fkASK kEMLEY. Chairman.
tAmest H. y, knRRSAs. III. D., CLERK,
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n GODS SARsAPARILLA.
Impure Blood

Impure Blood
Appears in Thousand different forms an
causes a vast amount Of suffering. ecArceiy q
single person IL entirely free from its effects.
Hence the necessity of n reliable blood puri-
her like Hood's sarsaparilla, which eradicates
every impurity. ana gives TO the blood vitality
ana health. II cures scrofuIa, salt rheum,
boils, pfmples. and all other affections caused
by impurities or poisonous germs in the blood
hood's sarsaparflla also overcomes that tired
feeling, creates an appetite, cures dyspe sis,
pinousnes' ana headache. ana builds up the
whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
From childhood was troubled with MIN.
pies, ana every remedy failed Ill took Bood's
sarsaparilla 1 have taken fve bottles ana
now the piinples are almost gone, my general
heaitn is much improved. and highly econ.
neno Hood's Sarsapariila." W. EyAxs, I65
Lexington Avenue. Broo kiyn. NY.
Sorofula
my son was m cted with the worst TYNE oI
scrofula, ana on tho recommendatio of nv
druggist gave him Hoods earsaparfIIa To
uay ne is sound ana we'll, Notwithstanding II
was SAID there was not enough medicine IN
Illinois TO effect cure" j. CuRIsTIAN, ulipo
lis. III.
81 had salt rheum on my left arm three years
sunering terribly. ltook Hood's sarsaparilla
ana the salt rheum has entirely disa ppeared.'
IL. n. MILLS. II French st. Lowell. Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
SOD by al druggists. q SIX for s5. Prepared
only by G. 1. HOOD a co, Lowell
100 Doses One Dollar.
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RELIHINHN.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches ON sun.
DAY, In the morning at l0:50. In the evening
AZ Ilo Sunday school nj LAS p. IN. When the
hour Is dinerent IL Is specially noted:
PRESBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH, South
queen street, ThoInNs Thompson pastor,
Preaching a, 1889 II, M and IT'S ID. IN. Sunday
school ut las r: IN. Young peoples meeting
yoa,p o. ~; layer meeting On wednesday
CEURoH OF GoD--Corner OF Prince and Or.
anse. Preaching at 1910 Il. m. aud 7:l6 II. N,
by The pastor sabbath school ut las D. m
skcosp EyAFGELiCAL CHURCH -PIeach by
the pastor at 1895 IN, before Blue Cross
asue 10. 40, X. q r.. AID at 1;jO ID IA. Suu-
u9y schoAl AT IA. iraysr meetings ON
WeAn, soag ana Thur. Day a. T;50p. m,
CaRIsT LUTHERAN CauKu6-N est hing street
y: l.. Reed, pastor. serves at 1880 "a M and
us y. N. sunday school ut l45 ID m JI.t-
seheue'd Instructions on Friday evening at
FIRST REFORMED CHuRCK.-Rey. j. M, Tttzsl.
ID. d., pastor. Services lomUrrow at lO:sJ "a
N. ana l:lo u. IN. sunoay schoul ut las ~ m
tatechetical Instruct N on TUESDAY even n |,
ST. LuKE's sKEsoRMKp-NariattaAy Avenue, Rev
WIN. y. Lichliter, pastor. htvino services at
lO'U u m aDdrl j., m sunday school al ? -.
L. soIvice In the Garinan language Ut 1850 y.
IN rot. b, q. sch ed m -iattng
OLIyKT BAPTlsT CHURCA,-Hast Vine near
Dusa street. Preaching In lha mornin aud
evening at the usual LOura by IN, rAstor. sun.
uay Va &c -ooi az tlp M doys N band viii
peOpes N fa d On Z hursIa az evening nj
2p,m ~
w, usifsD nnsraEEs IN CHnsr tCovKsAsr,.
y Mest orange and Concord sIreets- hev. j. b
funk, pastor. Preae hing St lrs0 a ma, and 7:ib
y IA sunday school at las d IN. Praise meet.
ing ~ o:lo y: m ffayer servio4 "Wednesday
eysnips A. A. III '0ans peoples Group Friday
kvAseSLsCAL.yi yirst Church "a srman, North
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The Jadxe.

The New York Tribune foreseees that
our Judge Kelly is likely to prove thorn
A. the Republican side in the close House,
because of his demand that he shall be
made chairman Of the ways and means.
~ says that he will make that position
. condition Of bis vote for the Republi-
oir candidate for speaker and It calls to
mind how twice heretofore ne has failed
~ vote for the caucus nominee.
Judge Kelley, when these remarks
we're shown him, said 1t was all lie !;
though he went on to admit
that mainly 1t was true. He says
hs ID goipg to demand the craftsmanship
~ the ways and means aud the only
Aoubt be leaves Is as to how hard he will
kick when be does not get it.
The old gentleman, ss the senior
member Of the committee and Its former
chairman, is entitled to make the de-
mhnd he docs; and his Republican
&iends will have trouble in evading it !;
otill they will do 1t. They will not have
the judge there. He is too gnarIed an
old knot for so ticklish pest, aud goes
on the retired list.
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A BIG STR IN MAsONhY,
Corneau Councils. II 10 Alleged, Usurp
EanctiOns OF the Qrand Ipdse

Corneau Councils, II 10 Alleged, Usurp the
Tanctions OF the GRAND Lodge.
The grand master OF the Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge OF Masons has issued an sd-
dress declaring that the Cerneau Coun
ellis, which profess TO confer the degrees
OF the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite,
are inimicsi to the doctrines of true Free
masonry. There are several Csrneau
lodges In this state. Tho dispute In the
called f" Csrneau Councils since the two
recognised councils In 1867 relinquished
their separate Jurisdiction aud became q
part OF the body now known ~ the supreme
council for the Northern jurisdiction OF the
United States has been an exciting and In
tsrestipR one Those who are opposed to
the prstensiou OF the Cernesu councils say
that they smount TO . usurpation OF the
functions OF the grand lodge, 40 the Ger.
neau councils have exercised the preroRs-
tive TO confer not only the degrees of the
Scottish rite, but to confer as well the
three degrees OF Free handicapped Masonry
Snch claim, II 10 contended, IL not only
subversive Of the authority OF the blue
lodges but OF the entire order. II is as
serted that the Cerneau councils have in.
duced MasoDs 10 enter their Organization
by false representations as to their author.
ity, aud by reducing the entrance foe from
tl0o, which Is the COST In the regular organ.
izsuoD, TO {2o.
The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Fseemasonry In America IL unosr the
jurisdiction OF two supreme councils, the
one being for the Northern aud the other
for the Southern Jurisdiction. The exclu-
sive jurisdiction Of these bodies, IL is
claimed, q recognised by ell OF the other
bodies conferrlug the Scottish Rite degrees
m nearly all OF the countries OF the world.
The Philadeiphis Consistory, Thirty second
degree, working under the supreme coun-
n fl m
ton oi the United States, has issued
an sddress, denouuciug the pretensions q
the Cerneau councils. THIS circular warns
the Masous from being led astray by the
officers ard mombers OF what IL termed
"hese clandesiine organizations" 1t is
asserted that every grand lodge which has
had occssion TO take notice of the Cerneau
councils has declared that their assumption
OF authority Is inimical to tho order aud
that their claims are not well founded.
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PERhONAI.

DR.. Storms has been forty.two years
p,stor OF the Congregational Church OF the
Pilgrims. Brooklyn.
REV. DR. MoMBERT, onoo rector OF Sc
James, is In town the guest of Dr. Berjs-
min Muhlenbnrg.
MosT REV. DONALD MCDONALD, Roman
Catholic bishop OF Hsrbor Grace, New
fonndlsnd, has been appointed archbishop
OF Toronto, 10 succeed Archbishop Lynch,
deceased.
SUPREME JunoKs. ELECT McCoLLuM
and Mitchell havo drawn lots for pre-
cedoDCo In the matter OF seniority and
Judge McCullum won. Notices to this
effect has bsen sent to the state department.
DIR, HENRY LEPrNArN, OF Philadelphia,
has been elected pathological chemist to
tho Jefferson Medical College hospital. The
position was created and the appointment
made, II is said. st the suggestion OF the
faculty Of the college.
REBRccA E. RoBERrsoN's will, which
was offered for probate In New York on
Friday, gives the residue of her estate, after
various minor bequests, 10 establish home
for enabling poor families to have q brief
summer outing, FREQ OF expense. Toe
bequest amounts TO S6D0. 900.
COUNT vow MoLTKE's house st Berlin
is a very large one, with no less than thirty
windows looking on tho street But the
famous old general lives almost eHclu-
sively In two rooms Of It, One IL his bsd
room, the other his study. The chief orna-
men's OF tho former are . large photograph
OF his vito aud picture Of her tomb. These
are always wrsathed with palm leaves.
CONGRESSMAN MCKINLEY In quoted Al
having said that prudent aud patriotic
action on the part OF the Republicans was
/ absolutely necessary to their continuance
Ia power. All talk about the Republi
/ can party having secured q twenty u ve
years lease OF power was simply extrsva
gsuce. 'lf we are to win In 1872" he said,
cit will be upon what We do between 'Ss
aud that time We can't win on the past "
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She Has Scalped IL.

Mrs. Whitney has undertaken the con.
tradiction Of the stories that have been
circulated during the campaign relative
20 the presidents treatment of his wife.
1tisright that she has done so. They have
yoceived too much currency in private
circles to be permitted 10 go uncontra-
dicted /; when man who occupies the
station of Chauncey M. Depew under
takes to relate these tales they evidently
required to be stamped upon as did he.
We know nothing meaner than such
tale-teliiIg, when the tales are false.
Ne did not suppose that anyone above
- social standing of State Treasurer
Hart would be guilty of such conduct
ePa We are vastly surprised that it il
Dqnned down upon Mr.. Depew. He oc-
ctples the most uncomfortable position
eo-day OF any man in the United States,
ennght In the act of .slandering the chief
oxecutive of the country of telling ta,es
shout HIM which lie cannot be conceived
- believe; and trodden upon by a
U0man, for doing 1t.
n xhht AiIr' Nnltney euecloaly dispOses
4 q these stories no one will doubt. Her
after stroke is in plnioning Mr.. Depew
- their rela'or. lie is now summoned to
GAow them TO be true or expose himself n
~ pltsaole pl ght. The temptation upon
yeputedly bright ard entertaining
olkar to talk scandal is great but
~. Dspew's fate Isl warning to bis kind.
How these stories became current
oDous the president, wholly unfounded as
oooy are, u not very cleSr, As Mrs.
y Whitnsy intimates, Mr. Watterson is the
puts father OF some Of them. He /,
~ man OF the woods, whose tongue is
81 The pweetost. His admiration for
- peenidsnt has not been the deepest.
= ponaih|o tbe story OF the three
y fJpve*'1 oEted from bis 10.
ID
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Arrest Of . lsunco s,ssrsr.

The Ingenious and polite "Mr. Roberts" I"
who on last Saturday swipdled an estimable
retired merchant, William q. Bansemer, 20
the tune OF 5000 In BsltimOrs, is believed
10 have been none other than the redou bt-
sble Hungry joe" OF metropolitan fame.
Tnis geptlemsn Was at any rate arrested In
New York on Thursday night, ard held at
Inc disposal OF the baltimore police On
tuesday, when Mr. Bausemsr had recoy-
ered from the severe nervous shock
consequent TO bis adventure, no WAS invited
rogues' cabinet, and at once dstscted bis
man. The chief marshal at once sent a
dispatch - Inspector Byrnes at New York.
requesting him to arrest Hungry Josn al
kisnt That was three days ego Hardly
more Than forty eight hours had PASSED
wnsn .hs suspected thief WAS taken into
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ABoUr h'ty years sgo certain Mr..
Blormer, Of New York, astonisbed his fel :
low citizens by purchasing lots In what
were then remote suburbs, and building q
number OF handsome residences thereon,
In 1910 he built row Of oolopnsde houses
out there, and an the agriculture was very
fine for those days New Workers used to
take visitors for . sunday walk in the
country to SEQ whs. they called Boomers
folly. That colonnade IL now called the
"Colonade Hotel" and before he died In
1870, Mr.. Bloomer had oil tho laugh on his
SIDE. He left great estate to ave dsugb.
ters and al they are now OF age It WAS found
necessary to cell the remainder Of "Bloom-
er's folly" In order to effect Q d vision.
s%5oc00 worth OF "folly" was sold on
THURSDAY.
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On. II. NAUsES's expedition for the
exploration Of Greenland has been heard
from ct lsst They trsmped across the
southern end Of that desolate ioe ield and
found out nothing ct oil excepting that
there was nothing there but miles and
miles Of dresry leo and snow. Greenland
has been aptiy called the Sahara OF the
North snd Will probably remain % pro-
found mystery ~ the North Pole unless
some plan OF flying over II IN Invented.
Bslloonists will no doubt attempt both OF
theEe problems some day.
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s--
uniting OH.

The organization Of a compsny = 10 pros-
pect for natural gas In Montgomery county
has revived ina interest Ia the Wessners
vile oil tAld, In the northern portion Of
Bsrks conaty, where petroleum Is su opposed
10 exist. Within few days The Bailey oil
we'll has bsen visited by several PniIsdel.
phis parties, and IL 10 r0mored ths, negotis
lions are pending for the lease OF Q consider
sble tract ot land. The Bailey well con
unuss 70 nov, furnishing quality OF OIL
whish burns Tssdily IN 3 common ismp
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temperate and exaggerated statement,
eagerly seized upon BY political opponents
of the administration for campaign ser.
vice. It has done good work for them
perhaps, but isdesd now. Mrs. whitney
has cut its head Of with cleaver.
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yANAM q n Eh'b
rnllApnLrnIA. Saturday. Dec. 9. 1888.

-~-y~,--s--~~>,>,>..~--~~-
PHrlApnLpniA. Saturday, Dec. 9. 1858.
1t is based on evidence.
The unanimous verdict of the
critics that for Dress Goods OF
every sort-novel or staple
the best stock in the land Is
here.
A Dress Pattern, with garni-
ture, in a box. The box may
be a delusion and a snare-or
it may be convenient and ad-
vantageous. That depends.
Our method is to put a label
on each pattern with the price
and quantity of both, plain and
trimming, plainly marked. In
every case the quantity is ample
for a full sized dress. Your
notions and ours may differ at
the quantity point-but you are
not left in the dark about it.
Another thousand dress pat
terms are neatly put up in hand
some boxes and are on sale to-
day. The counter-ends where
the Dress Goods section touches
the main aisle are bright with
them. It's a handy scheme,
easy to look at and compare,
snug to carry, pretty, neat form
for a holiday gift. How often
the value Of a gift is increased
by the form OF its coming. The
margin between a brown paper
parcel and a Robe box is very
wide.
This particular lot of Dress
Patterns in boxes is by far the
choicest offering OF the sort we
have ever made. Fifteen
prices, $3 to SI6,7s. Ground
materials, powder grains,
serges and stripes. Garni-
lures, plaids, checks, stripes of
wool and silk; cut and uncut
velvets and pushes /; some
very rich jardiniere stripes in
plush many high novelties,
and, excepting one or two, the
entire range of styles are found
only in this form.
Almost every Christmas list
has some place for one or more
of these boxes-everyone a
bargain.
The terms upon which we
will sell Music Boxes this sea-
son ought to remove all doubt,
silence all cavil. Here they
are:
You may select your box,
give it fair trial for sixty days
from date of purchase, and
then, if you have any reason to
be displeased, exchange 1t for
another, or for other goods, or
receive back your money.
Only absolute confidence in
our music box stock (all Swiss,
principally Geneva) and your
fair criticism could induce this
offer, which holds good on all
purchases made this month.
Prices, 50 to $500.
Does not apply to toy music
boxes.
Basement. east side.
Quite different are the terms
for music on the hoof, or live
stock music. Canary birds.
The first company of a thou
sand arrived yesterday. All
from the Hartz Mountains, and
every bird a selected singer. A
singer, not a peep, a chirp, and
a struggle for a few notes, but
each a warbler, free, bright and
joyous. Price SI.95. Your
selection must be fully made in
the store, as no birds will be
received back or exchanged.
Basement. west side.
This morning large lot of
Trefousse & Co.'S Women's
Suede Gloves go on the ooun-
tiers at half price and less.
4 buttons, in handsome shades,
beautifully embroidered, tor
Is cents price before to-
day SI.75.
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water s,raet Rev r. p. rshr usstcr Preach.
Ing NJ no 10 n. m. IN ihe eserfnsn lansusSs.
ana =. n :, ~ q, sha Rrs''.S fsn~r.sa s,n
dav scSsoi ~ q M vss,nn ,,snnisss ,nsetsnr
al n m A~s
ST PAut,s Rw,oprrn-Rav 4 " nsu,pver
pastor. Pre.chins at Io:SI 4 m. ana 7;is 3. m.
on, m s'noe s%,seb 81 cs.s 80 ons suesdsy sys ~
ninv N. y N n m Prax ar ssTvica "a ~ q Ines.
day M 7'jo,, m. % w
sr sTxPgKE's fRypopwyp, CHuRuu CoLLHau
CuAraI.- -iJiyjne = srlyico al i0.sO n m sarmon
by Key IN sodoro Annie 10 ID
PrxspyrsurAr-ReyJ II. ". MITCHELL. u. ID.
pastos, Preaching morping ami evening BIZ
The psstor
ST. PAUI'p NJ X. CHypcH .-CharIea Roafs. pas.
tor.-Preaehina al 1920 a m. and 7,s1 d m.
Praise sryice using the newly rebuilt pipe
organ IN the evening. sunday school At ll0
N In Ynnng naonie,s noaa,irg AZ n m
tissses Tnssssy. yhu,sdav. ana friday syen
ings. QuaitsI1y Live Nf.si on "wednesday
evening
ST. JoIs,s LurHxRAu.-Rey, b. r., iAiieman
ID. u. pastor. services at i0so |. m. and ls
ana =. 0oIwaid Memorial chapel al p.- m.
Lecture ana prayer service on wednesday
evening a. 7;yD. Catecneticai lectures yridAy
evening Mt 7D
FIRST BAPrINr,-Rey. j. n, 70, we'll, pastor
Ere ching at ln:sO a. M by Rev, Mr.. swenk,
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I'D.
we have had sinnle opportunity II conyinCe
ourselves oI tho SftlcacY OF sslyetion oil Sc
che riuily submit uur name, To tho pubic as
iefarenoa. hesptetiuly,
sisters OF Notre Dame,
Aisluith and Wager sts., Balumor-, Nd
NO wonder people IA ave con tucuga " hen ths
ptei pnysiSians arc prescribing DR., Bulls
Cough syrup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-08
RAEAMARRR,A


fore to-day, So.
We have done some remark
able things with Glove prices
this season, but nothing to
match this. These rates would
be, absurdly low for medium
goods; what then for Ire
fousse'sl ! Only 1854 pairs.
You know what that means
here-short work.
Chestnut street SIDE. west OF main Aisle.
Holiday Book host ready.
December Book News picks
each book up and weighs the
worth OF most of them for you.
ia pages, illustrated, for SC.
Near Thirue a,h street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.