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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
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A srRicH BROS.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
us & III NORTH QUEEN
STREET.

Towels and Linen Goods at prices
lower than ever.
Every article in this Department ut
special low prices.
All-linen Cross-Bar Towels, at &c
apiece.
All-llnen German DAmask Towels.
knotted fringe, pure white or colored
borderd, at l2c apiece size lsx96.
All-linen Huck Towels, red bor,lered,
lsxS6, at 10c apiece.
Heavy Linen Damask Towels, red
bordered, fancy crochet centre, isx30,
only 12lc apiece.
Heavy German Damask Linen, dice
border, 0xA0, only l2lc these Towels
are cheap at 1Sc. 5tEE
Cram Linen Dan,ask Towels, extra
fine quality, fancy red and mixed bor-
ders, reduced to l5c apiece regular price
25c; size aOx4O.
Extra heavy German Linen Towels,
wide, colored border, size 2lx4s, only 19c
apiece; considered bargain ut BIC.
Two rows openworked, fine German
Damask Towels, knotted fringe, aOx4O,
ct 25c apiece.
Extra fine Knottcd Fringe Towels, "a
x4S, at 2lc apiece.
Turkish Towels, l6xaO, at Sc apiece /;
lsx40, at lsc apiece.
Extra fine Barred Linen Glass Towel
Ing, at l2lc ayard, ls-inch wide.
One fine Barred Linen, 22-iuch wide,
at soc yard, In red, blue and red aud
blue bar.
Cheap Crash at &c a yard.
Napkins and Doylies, red aud blue
fringed, l2xl2, all-linen fringed, ac
apiece, 2 for DC; next large, l5xl5, at 4
apiece.
Heavy German Damask, cream, red
border, fringed, at SC apiece.
Large size, lSxlS, German Linen, red
bordeed and fringe,l, 3 for be.
Ten styles of finest quality German
Satin Damask Doylies, wide snd mar
row, rcd and blue, also combination
borders, ats.sc apiece.
German Linen Napkins, white satin
| damask, h, ut &c apiece.
Wash Rags, =, 3, 8, 7and Toe apiece.
Table Linens, crpanl, 5teinch, loom
dice, best, price nc yard 56-inch, at
25c yard.
Cream Damask Linen, 52-inch, at ale
ayard.
Extra fine dark Cream Satin Damask,
new pattern, 52-inch, ut 37c a yard.
Extra fine Cream Satin Damask, 60
inch, Mt 4Sc yard.
White Satin Damask, 5G-inch, fine
| quality, at 4Sc u yard.
Fine White German Damask, 62-inch,
| at 62c.
Extra fine White, 62-inch, ut 7lc IA
yard.
A full line of Stamped Linens
Sideboard Covers, 35c up.
Washstand Covers, pic up.
Splashers, &c up.
Tides, openworked, both ends, at l2lc.
Doylies, 4c apiece.
Bibs, lOc apiece.
KEEP OUR BILLS!
On presentation Of bills to amounting
| to 800 or over, we will give you u copy
| of Sunshine for Little Children" 4s
pages, illustrated, also two large colored
engravings by Ida Waugh, America y
celebrated artist. They are worth call
ing for.
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WEAK,
uNDEXEIOPEnp PARTS


OF the Human Body Enlarged, Developed,
Strengthened, etc., Is an Interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper, In reply to in-
Quiries we will say that there Is no evidence
OF humbug about this. On the contrary, the
advertisers are very highly fndorsed. Inter
ested persons may get sealed circulars giving
all particulars, by writing to the ERIE MEDf-
CAL CO., 6 Swan st., Buffalo, N. I.-D1Ry To
iedo Rec. fll-lyd&w.
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NVuLLIAMsoN \ FOSTER.
WE ALWAYS QUOTE THE
Lowest Possible Prices
FOR THE
BEST-MADE CLOTHING.

Gents' Thin Goats aud Vests, GiO, i.25, $40
and s20O
Boys Domct Coats and Vests. si.ooand sl.25.
Gents' Summer Suits-t 'hcviots, Cashmere
and Worstcds, In Cutaway or sack Coats, SO,
eli, u, si3.
Boys summer-Wcight suits = -Cheviots and
tassiuerss, Cutaway ar sack Cuats, ", ss, $40,
si2.
Chiidrcn's Sailor suits, si.75. Jersey Cloth
Suits, ~ to 81.
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S,TOCKTON HOTEL
- CAPE MAY,N
OPENS JUNE Is. RATES, - AND 81 PER
DAY. Special rates by the week, month or sea-
son. Newly painted, remodeled aud Improved !;
$1,000 expended. New Hall and Amusement
Room. Children's New Dining, Ball and Play
Rooms. Cuisine and service firsl-class. Ele-
CANT suites with parior, bath and closet. Or
chestTa Of eleven pieces. Dogs not taken.
3. THEo. WALTON, Proprietor.
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T. GRANGER STEWART, NJ. D., +. II. y. T., Or
dinary Physician to Ii. NJ. the Queen, In scot
land, Professor OF Practice of Physic in the Uni
yersity of Eiinburgh, says 4" Peritonitis Is oc-
casionally the cause of death i'm all forms of
Bright's Disease. 1t may result from local afiec
tions or from the state of the blood" Warner :
Safe Cure acts preventive by curing the
kidney disease and removing the contamina-
tion from the blood.
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Cnal.

= UMBER AND COAL.
TOBACCO SHOCKS ANDCASES. WEST
EKS HARD MOODS. Wholesale and Retail
nv Il. b. MARTIN CO.,
n3lyd Al Water Street, Lancaster, Pa.
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garment. Mems Suits, 81 10 SO, you'li find In
every store. but look at the cloth, style, finish,
make and the trimmings. Compare them with
what we offer you, at u like price. and note the
difference. and you'll say, never saw such cloth
Ing for 80 little money. Boys Suits, many styles
toselect nom, ~ to els lou'll be better pleased
when you see them on the backs of the boys.
Wen help you select, and be careful In :sfitting.
Little boys getas much attention and as much
care In hitting. Knee Pant Suits, 81 -. Kilt
and Jersey suits, - TO q. House Waist shirt
Waists In all the desirable kinds. In our Mer-
chant Tailoring Department are many novelties
made to your order at prices that youll be sur
prised sl5 to so that YOU expected would be
much more. Cheyiots, Flannels, Cassinetes,
Serges 10 be made In cool. comfortable, hot
weather weather suits, Inc many things In the Eur
Well save you money. Domet French Flannel
Zephyr, Madras and silk stripe Shirts, l.sle
and Balbriggau Underwear, Elastic sean aud
Nainzook Drawers summer Ncck wear Ia Gret-
anime ana China silk. hrF
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Sun,rnsr Arsnrts.

ct CHARLES,
- ATLANTIC CITY
Ocean and Delaware Avenue, Will open THURS
DAY, JUSE eth.
my22-2md JONAH WOOTTOS, JR.
"uTEL NORMANDIE.
Ill ATLANTIC CITY.
NON OPEN. Under New Management.
T.C. GILLETTE, Proprietor,
Late Of Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia.
ml5I3md
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SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have a bottle Of DIR.
FAHRNEY'S TEETHING SYRUP. Perfectly
safe. No opium or Morphia mi xtures. VIII re-
lleve Collie, dripping In the Bowels and Promote
Difficult Teethfng. Prepared by DRS. ID. FAIR
NEY son, EagerstOwn, Md. Druggists sel
II; q cents. Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents
an4-lydeod&w
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RtTSSErr SHOES.
A fun limo of Russell Leather shoes In Ladies'
High Cut Butt or Lace. An elegant hitting boot
ut xiO.
Also a Ladies' Hand-scwed Lace oxford In
Russcu Leather, for sl.tk.
A cheaper grade for si.0O.
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Srori THINK

Al this day, when competltion In great, the
customer looks la see ho Gives, Not Promises
--BAROAINs.
Customer, stopi Think Who pay for ex-
tensive advertiselnentse
We do not Advertise Bargatns, Clearing Sales,
etc, but give you the benent of that which
others give the printer.
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Clctittnn.
1859 NfEitffH, NovEiffins, 1889
II. GERHARTS.
Clsthinn.

Overcoating- Ensflsh Cheviots, Diagonal and
Cashmere Suiting aud Trousertng that has ever
been shown In this city. Workmanship the
II. 0ENHART,
No. q North Queen street.
a1-Only Direct Importing Tailor In the CITY
OF Lancaster.
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OUR HAT WINDOW
From top 10 bottom N full of bargains.
Are you Ia want of u cheap hats Ifso. stoI
ana look at them.
The best boys hat offered yet of a BLACK and
White Mixed Straw ut i5c reduced nom 25c.
Boys White straw Hats. Jap. Mackinaw
frOni 25c up.
A Lot Of Mems straw Hats, Alpine shap~, al
i0c reduced from 49,
Mems Mack Inaw Hats, with satin tip, for Ne
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MARrlN BROS.

CLOTHING AND MERCHANT TAILORING.
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our COuhtcrs COhtatn MI that n New IN
oRATlr0 0VEHCoAT0. 8t3
Our Prices are the Lowest Possible to do Jus.
tice to customer and ourselves.
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NoTHERs REApi
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28
Five Strong Points of s. s. 8.

First. 1t is entirely vegetable,
contains no minerals or poison OF any
kind, and builds up the system from
the first dose.
Second. 1t cures Cancer of the
Skin. No other remedy or treat
ment has ever cured it.
Third. 1t cures Hereditary Blood
faint, even In the third and fourth
generation. No other remedy has
ever done it.
Fourth. 1t has never failed to
eradicate Scrofula from the system.
Fifth. 1t cures Contagious Blood
Poison in all its stages BY ellminat-
ing the horrible virus from the sys-
TEN, thus giving relief from all the
consequences of this bane OF the
human family.
S. >. S. builds up the general
health OF the patient, instead OF pull
ing it down, as is the case with the
Mercury, Potash and old Sarsaparilla
mixtures. 1t is harmless to the most
delicate woman or child, yet such is
its healing power that it searches
out the poison in the blood and roots
1t out entirely, thus giving nature an
opportunity to assert itself. and as q
consequence the general health is
rapidly improved, and the cure is
effected.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer
g Atlanta, Ga.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28

THERE is much truth and food for
reflection in the following from the
Arkansas Democrat:
There ought to be twenty manufact-
uring enterprises In Arkansas where
there is one. We have the raw ma
terial, the coal, the water and water
power, the climate for work the year
round-everything in fact favorable
to manufacturing. There ought to
be more cotton factories in Arkansas
than there are in South Carolina or
Georgia, more factories in which
timber is used than in any State In
the Union. We ought to be getting
rich in the manufacture of many
articles instead of growing poor by
buying them from other States.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Forrest City Registers choice
for governor in 1890 is Col. V. B.
lizard of st Francis county.
The Monroe County Sun names
Hon. Samuel L. Black of Brinkley as
good gubernatorial timber.
The Searcy Beacon predicts that
Arkansas present excellent COVER
nor, Hon. j. P. Eagle will succeed
himself"
The Van Buren, Press learns that
Maj. Woodruff will not be a candi-
date for State Treasurer next year
and suggests Col. Jacob Frolich as a
worthy successor.
The Pine Bluff Commercial wants
State aid to Home for ex conferates
made an issue in the election of men,
bers to the legislature next year, and
makes an able argument in behalf of
the proposition.
Prof. j. Fl. Shinn of Little Rock
would make A No l State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction and if
he should consent to offer for the
nomination would receive a strong
and enthusiastic support through
out the State.
The Atkins Mail and few other
papers think the present agitation
of the gubernatorial succession both
timely and proper. The Dardanelle
Post, seconded by other journals,
dissents from this view and depre-
Gates the proposition to open the
campaign prematurely.
The Clarksville Herald Journal
thinks that the Nashville News Sian
ders Prof. Mitchell in naming him
as the candidate for governor of a
faction OF the democracy against the
regular nominee Of the next State
convention. Perhaps so, but Prof.
Mitchell hadn't so characterized it
up to last accounts.
The Morrilton Pilot thinks our
State House inadequate to the
States present stage of advance
ment and prosperity and favors the
erection of new Capital building.
The Clarksville Herald Journal ap-
proves of the movement and very
properly offers the suggestion that, if
built, it should be constructed of Ar
kansas granite, now generally con-
coded to be the best building stone in
the United States.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28
ARKANSAS AFFAIRS.

Y. r. Hollowell, convictd of per-
jury in Mississippi county in 1888.
and sentenced to a term of five years,
has been pardoned by the governor.
Rev. NJ. D. Early, well known to
Arkansas Baptists, has accepted an
appointment to a mission church in
Memphis,
1t is announced that the Eureka
Springs railroad will be extended
into the mineral fields of Searcy and
Marion counties.
Rev. John Mathew, a Free. viii
Baptist minister is no more. He
dropped dead while preaching, at a
school house near Eureka Springs
recently.
The federal court at Fort Smith,
in the past four months, tried 444
cases, convicted 323, disburssd to
witnesses $4,000 and to jurors over
$4,000.
1t seems pretty we'll settled that
White county is to have cotton
factory. Searcy, Beebe and Jud-
sonia will each make an effort to
secure Its location.
The assessment of property In
johnson county this year is more
than $4,000 less than it was last
year. The H.-J. wakes wroth in
consequence and lays the blame on
the board OF equalization.
Judge Read Fletcher. OF Pine Bluff.
we'll known throughout the State as
lawyer, editor aud newspaper cor
respondent has joined the silent ma
jority. The sad eveut occurred the
22d inst.
The st. Johns College property,
Little Rock, dear to the hearts OF
hundreds OF young men in this State,
has been sold for $4,000. The
building will be demolished, the
ground staked out in lots and new
buildings erected thereon
The county judge Of Conway
county has annulled in toto the 1864,
900 raise of the board Of equaliza-
ton, having been induced to this
course by many complaints of I'M
equal assessments.
Hon. w. M. Fishback delivered q
highly interesting address before the
old Hickory Club at Little Rock on
the evening of the goth inst 1t was
the beginning of a series Of lectures
to be given this winter under the
auspices Of the club.
Capt. II. p. Barry, for thirty-two
years an honored citizen Of Yell
county publishes "valedictory" In
the Dardanelle Post announcing his
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28

departure for Wichita Valley never
to return. Capt b has some eccen
tricities, but has always been con
sidered above reproach. His friends
in Pope will join us in wishing him
success in his new home.
A celebrated Old Dominion educa-
tional institution is receiving con-
siderable free advertising from some
of our exchanges under the guise of
especial correspondence" from a
chatty correspondent who essays to
write concerning notable persons and
places. The boys will be caught nap
ping occasionally.
C. C. Reed and j. l.. Lucas, charg-
ed with Interfering with Judges OF
election at Plummerville last Novem-
Der, were tried before the federal
court at Little Rock last week.
Judge Shiras, after hearing the tes-
timony directed the jury to find a
verdict of acqulttal. 1t begins to
look as if these cases were trumped
up as charged.
One of the most readable of all the
proclamations incident to the present
Thanksgiving season, was Mayor
Crozier's OF Morrilton. He is gift
ed writer and author of considerable
note. He closes his address as fol.
lows: ION the morning of the 2Sth
read the both Psalm, and at the
close of the day read the l46th
Psalm. Let us rest from our tolls
and go up to the house Of the Lord"
The Morriiton Headlight asks a
pertinent question thus: LAST
spring some OF our contemporaries
were vociforous In praise of Judge
Caldwell. 1t was 'just judge sim
partial Judge" daily. Judge Shiras
who has shown himself pre- eminent
ly entitled to the applellation sim
partial Judge" seems not to have at
tracted their attention. Why is
this2"
The flftieth annual session of the
masonic grand lodge was attended
by representatives of over four
hundred subordinate lodges and was
altogether the most pleasant meeting
of the order ever held in the State.
The following grand officers were
elected for the ensuing year: j. F.
Sorrel, G. M; w. X. Ramsey, d. G.
NJ; c. E. Bridewell, G. S. W.; d. d.
Leach, G. j. W.; Fay Hemstead, G.
s.; G. II. Meade, G. T.; C. G. Ham
by, G. o.; d. B. Warren, G. L.
Mai.W. S. Dunlop, Auditor of State,
employs portion of his time writing
war "reminiscences for publication in
his former home paper, the York
vile Is. c. Enquirer. Major ID.
enlisted early in the cause of the
Confederacy and followed its fortunes
from the firing of the first gun on
Fort Sumpter to the closing scenes
at Appomattox, serving under both
Lee and jackson. His articles are
confined to the history of Company
B. during the memorable conflict.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28

Are you disturbed at night and brok-
en- OF your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth !?
Ifso, send at once and get bottle of
MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value Is in
calculable. 1t will relieve the poor lit
tie sufferer Immediately. Depend up
on IL mothers, there Is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentry and diarrhpa,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cur
es wind collie, softens the gums, reduc-
es inflammation, and gives tone and ener-
gy to the whole system. MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEETHING is pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and is for sale by
all druggists throughout the world.
Price % cents bottle Jan. 7-88.
The steppiDg-stones to success.
-"Rocks"
"The Lord helps those that helps
themselves" Act on this theory and
rub on little of Hunts Cure and see
how quickly you are cured of Itch,
Ringworm, letter, or any other skin
disease. Cure guaranteed.
j. NJ. HARKEY q Bro.
Sailors love matrimony because
1t leads to a breeze.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28
A FORTY DOLLAR
COOK STOVE
ssa | ssasssAas sasasss.

We have decided on Christmas day to
give TO some one Of our customers a
fine Forty Dollar Cook Stove with a
complete outfit of ware. This Is offer
ed as an extra inducement to our pat
rons to pay up Their accounts promptly.
All parties paying FIVE dollars on ac-
count. or buying five dollars worth Of
goods. cash. will be entitled to a chance
The drawing will be put into the hands
of disinterested parties, who will guar
antee n fairness TO all. Bear In mind
the terms and call to see us early. The
stove is now OH exhibition in our show
window.
Thanking you for past fayors, and
hoping to serve you In the future, we
remain, Yours truly,
LOVE & ROYS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils, Salt Rheum and all other af-
fections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as well as cure all Mala-
rial fevers. For cure OF Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded
Price so cts. and LOO per bottle at
j. w. Wells Drugstore.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28


The twelve citizens of Conway
county charged with stealing the
ballot box at Plummerville Novem-
Der 9th, 1888, were tried by jury of
their peers in the federal court at
Little Rock this week and acquitted.
This is the last of the prosecutions,
and in each of the three cases the
government failed to sustain single
charge, Notwithstanding the cloud OF
witnesses summoned for that pur-
pose. The result can not fail to I'M
press unprejudiced minds every
where that these were election pros
ecutions planned for partizan effect.
They have recolled upon the heads
of the schemers, however, and a
sorry spectacle do they present.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28

admissions Of poverty and destitu-
ton IN the south are entirely gratu-
itous, and an insufficient basis upon
which to ask so fabulous gratuity
from the general government. 1t will
be admitted that the south is less
wealthy than the more favored sec
lions OF the north and east, but she
is no pauper, neither is she destitute
or dependent. She has risen from
the ruins of the war by her indomi
table energy and enterprise, and her
achievements in this respect form
one Of the proudest chapters in her
history. Her schools, colleges and
institutions of learning can be built
and fostered without federal assist.
ance, or the Intervention of cranks
and demagogues who seek par tisan
advantage or the benefits of dlsburs
ing the governments pension to
southern illIterates. Mr.. Curry may
represent the Blair contingent in the
north, but he falls far short of repre-
senting southern sentiment touch
ing the proposed raid upon the ma
tional treasury.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28

The Montana senatorial muddle
has assumed new and interesting
aspect according to recent dispatch
es from the scene of action. The
legislature is now In session and 1t
has been decided In democratic
secret caucus that it would be play
ing directly into the hands of the re-
pubhcans to elect two democratic
senators with the aid of the contes.
ted Silver Bow delegation, as of
course the contest would be carried
to the United States senate and the
republicans would win. The plans
of the democrats are said to be to
hold the senate in a deadlock for
ninety days, which they can easily
do, as the senate is a tie. AT the
end of ninety days, beyond which
time the legislature cannot legally
sit, Governor Toole will appoint two
democratic senators who will go TO
Washington with incontestible Ger.
tificates. The republicans are aware
of the plan and will offer any COM
promise, even to the extent OF divid-
ing senatorshlp, but the democrats
declare they will hold the vantage
ground and surrender none of their
rights.