"' Vr- - , . -M..'i . . - 'v jT ; iv ,r v .f? -jr 'wimww,,wfTv.. : :v : g--v A r' 1&535 ' t; - - i rt: -,fr.-- - -,- V v THB IiASrdASTl! tfilfcY DTTEIililGENCElt THttBSl)AYi iiAJSCH lJMl, :, ic , - T".B"i Tr -; - . " "SJV. '1 't A. J. jr - Win KWJir,": W TT VTMV rv-PSJ T .liHMUBmi FVC. ..7. W..W I I lh i I". . r K- FOB HONOR'S SAKE. By B. I VAXJSOH, 4Mef c 'Ortat fbrfsr Square," Bright Star ef L(ft,,f Etc "ITU U. PABT THE FIRST. T TRIAL OF EDWARD LAYTON. (CJITUVBD ) The Attorney General Hew de yen ac count for Ut Witness He must have taken a short cut back Acress some fields. If I had been en my box I might have seen him, but I was standing in the read, and there was hedge, mere than man nigh, en tha aid he come beck te me. The Attorney, General What did yen de when he reappeared? Witness I prepared te start The Attorney General Did he tell you Immediately where te drive tot Witness Ne, sir. He steed consider Ing, just as he did when we first set out The Attorney General And then? , Witness He told me te drive back the way we hed come, but net te drive tee quickly. The Attorney General Yeu did sef Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General Where did you next step? Witness Midway between Flnchley and Crouch End. The Attorney General At a house? Witness Ne, sir; at a part of the reed where- there were no houses. The Attorney General He called te you, as before, te step? Witness Yes, sir. He get out, and aid, "Moorhouse, meet me here in about an hour or an hour and a quarter." I said, "Yes, sir," and I asked him whether I should bait the horses at an inn we hed passed half a mile down the read. He did net answer me, but walked quickly away. The Attorney General Can you say why he did net answer you? Witness Ne, sir, except that he dd net hear me. The Attorney General Yeu spoke dis tinctly? Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General Hare you ob- served, at any time during your employ ment, that he was at all deaf? Witness Ne, sir; but he seemed, the whole of that day, te have something en his mind which kept him from thinking of anything else, or attending te it The Attorney General After he walked quickly away, what did you de? Witness As I hed mero than an hour te spare. I drove beck te the inn I spoke, of and baited my horses, and had a bite of bread and cheese myself. The Attorney General Anything te drink? Witness A bettle of ginger beer. The Attorney General Timing yourself as usnal, were jeu bark en the spot you left the pflsencr.at the end of the hour and a quarter? Witness Te the minute. The Attorney General Was he waiting for you? Witness Ne, sir. I saw nothing of him f 6r another two hours. . The Attorney General Did horeturn by the read he quitted you? Witness Kb, sir. Ale came back an other way. The Attorney General As before? Witness Yes, sir; as before. The Attorney General What tlme was It then? Witness Seven o'clock. The Attorney General Was It gettlng dark? Witness It was already dark, sir, and beginning te drizzle. The Attorney General What wcre the next Instructions? Witness Te drive te the Metropolitan Music hall, Edgeware read. The Attorney General Yen drove there? Witness Yes, sir, and my master get out. The Attorney General Saying what? Witness Moorhouse, he said: "I don't knew hew long I shall remain here. It may be an hour or only a few minutes. Keep near." The Attorney General Yeu obeyed his instructions? Witness Yes, sir. I kept within hall, and my master came out at half -past nine. The Attorney General Alene? Witness Ne, sir. He was accompanied by a man. The Attorney General A young or an old man? Witness I can't say. The Attorney General But yen saw him? Witness Only his back. They walked away from the carriage. The Attorney General There is gener ally something in the gait of a man which, within limits, denotes his nge that Is te say, ns whether he is yuuug or old? Can- net you be guided by that fact? Witness Ne, sir. I paid no particular nttentlen te him. It was my master I was chiefly observing. The Attorney General Yeu have net the slightest idea as te the age of the man who came out of the Metropolitan Music, hall with the prisoner. Witness Net the slightest, sir. The Attorney General Did you obscrve nothing particular as te his dress? Was there any peculiarity about it? Witness I observed nothing particular about him. Whatever I might say of the man, paying such little attention te him, wouldn't be worth much. The Attorney General I recognlze that you ere giving your ovldcnce in a very fair manner, and if I press you upon any point it Is for the purpose of assist ing your memory. Yeu recollect that the prisoner en that night wero a coat of a distinct pattern? Wltfress Yes, sir. He had en en ulster with a Scotch check, which couldn't be mistaken. Tr Attorney General What was It lined with? Witness With blue cloth. The Attorney General He wero this ulster when he entered the music hall ? Witness Yes, sir; and when he came out of the music ball. The Attorney General It Is this which makes me think it likely you might have observed some distinguishing mark In the dress of the man who came out with him? Witness I have nothing In my mind, sir, respecting his dress. The Attorney General Very well, I will no longer press it. As te his height? Witness As well as I can remember, he was about the bame height as my master. The Attorney General Did yen notice the color of his hair, or whether it was long or short? Witness Ne, sir. The Attorney General If it had been long white hair, you would most likely have noticed it? Witness In that case, yes, sir. The Attorney General We may as sume, then, that he had net long white hair? Witness I think I am safe in saying that much. Th. ,tterllcy General Or white hair .at all? Witness I shouldn't like te commit myself there, sir. It his hair had been white and short, I don't think it would nave struck me. The Attorney General Did he and the prisoner walk out of sight? Witness Ne, sir. They walked te the corner of a street, and steed there talk ing for a little while I should say for fifteen or twenty minutes. Then the man vnt nway, down the street, which hid ) a from me, and my master returned te t carriage. The Attorney General While they were talking, their backs were still turned te you? Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General Was their any thing observable In their manner of con versing? Were they calm? Did they re main perfectly still? Witness Ne, sir. My master was calm enough, but his companion appeared te be very excited. My matter seemed te be trlng te persuade him te de something. The Attorney General Frem their at titude, should you have assumed that his arguments prevailed? Witness I can't possibly say, sir. The Atteraap General WelL then- tha nan went away sad tu prisoner returned te you. What were his next directions? Witness Te driTe te Dloerasbury square, and step where he directed me. The Attorney General Yen did se? Witness Yes, sir. When we reached the eqcare la Queen street he pulled the check string, and I Stepped there. He get out of the carriage and looked about him. The Attorney General As if in search of some person? Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General Did he make any remark te yen? Witness He said, "If you see a young lady in a gray cloak pass by, you can tell her I am In the square." The Attorney General Did he remain with you after that? Witness Ne, sir; he walked right round the square. When he came up te me he asked if I had seen a young lady dressed as he had described. I told htm no, I hadn't, and he bade me keep a sharp look out, and left me again." The Attorney General Te walk round the square again? Witness Yes, sir. no walked round three or four times, I should say, and every tlme he came up te me he asked me If I was sure I had net seen the young lady; if I was sure she had net passed me. I gave him the same answer as I did before, and he left me again. He could net have been mere than halt way round when I saw a lady in a gray cloak coming my way. She was walking hurriedly, and looking about her. I advanced te speak te her, but she started back the moment I made a step toward her, and ran te the ether, side of the read, and crossed into the square' afa distance from me. I should have geno up te her had I net been afraid te lcave my horses; but seeing that she began te walk round the square in the op posite direction my master had taken. I was satisfied that they must meet The Attorney General In point of fact, did they meet? Relate what you saw that bears upon it Witness A little while afterward I saw them together, talking te each ether. They did net walk en the pavement clese te the houses, but en the side, clese te the rail ings. I don't knew hew many times they made the clrcle of the square, but they must have been away about twenty min utes or se. Then they came up te me to gether, and my master opened the deer of the carriage, and the lady get In. When she was inside he said te me that there was no occasion for me te mention what I had seen, or that he hed spoken te me about the lady. The Attorney General All this tlme was It raining? Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General Did they have umbrellas? Witness Neither, of them, sir. The Attorney General They must have get wet? Witness They couldn't help getting wet. The Attorney General Did they scorn te mind it? Witness They didn't say anything about It. The Attorney General While theywere walking round the square, did they meet any persons? Witness A few passed them and they get out of their way, it seemed te me. The Attorney General As If they de sired te avoid observation? Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General That would be a rcasonable construction te put upon the circumstance of their walking, during their conversation, en thelcast frequented side of the square, near tee railings? Witness Yes, I think se. The Attorney General Although the neighborhood is a fairly busy ene during the day, are there many peeple passing through Bloomsbury square at night? Witness Net many, I should say. The Attorney General The square Is net very well lighted up? Witness Net very. The Attorney General Did you sea a policeman whlle you were waiting? Witness One, and only once. The Attorney General Did he speak te you? Witness Ne, Bir. The Attorney General He passed en through the square? Witness Yes, sir. The Attorney General Reference has been made te an ulster of a peculiar pat tern which the prisoner was In the habit of wearing. Yeu said it was an ulster which could net be mistaken. Are you certain of that? Witness Quite certain. The Attorney General Is It within your recollection hew long the prisoner bes worn this ulster? Witness He had it made lest year. The Attorney General Would you rec ognize it if ou saw it? Witness Oh, yes. ' The Attorney General Is this it? (Ul ster produced.) Witness Yes, that Is It The Atterney General Yeu swear te it? Witness I de. The Attorney Gcucral Yeu have 6ald that the prisoner came out of his heuse wearing this ulster. New, en the occasion you have described, when the prisoner left his carriage and returned te it, was this ulster ever oil his beck? Witness He were it nil the time. The Attorney General Yeu are posi tive he did net at any tne leave you with this ulster en, nnd rcturu wearing an other? Witness I am positive of it. The Attorney General After the lady get Inte the carriage, and the prisoner told you there was no occasion for you te mention what you had seen, or that he bad spoken te you about the lady, what did he de? Witness He told me te drive te Pro Pre Pro eost's restaurant, in Church street, Soho, and then he get into the carriage. The Attorney General At any time during the night did you see the lady's face? Witness Net nt any time. The Attorney General Wcre jeu frt miliar with Prevest's restaurant? Witness Ne, I had never been there, and I was in doubt where Church street was. I had te inquire my way. (TO SI COXTIHUBD.) Frem Btchmend, Va I sell a great deal of Dr. Bull's Cough Sirup and And teat It gives better satisfaction tfcan any ether Cough Syrup. I. W1LBON MOSKLEY, Drutmlst. "Once upon a midnight dreary," when I traced se sad ana weaiy, upon my bed half mad with pain, a friend bought me a bottle of Salvation oil. it cured me. 1 needed this, and " nothing mero " Tne Population of Lancaster Is about thirty thousand, and we would sav at least one-half are troubled with sonie arrocilen of the Threat and Lungs, as these complaints are, according te siatlgttci, mere numerous than ethers. Wh would idyls a'l net te negloet the opportunity te call en tht lr druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for ue Threat and l-ungs. HrlceMeandfl ej. Trial ' frte sold by all druggists. (4) m The Table Mebs Mere tcau me ThUf." Ove-lndulgence at th e table robs many a ene of geed health, end without health life Is net worth living. Little ilep PBIs aluvyt cur snch excesses and regulate the liver. All druggists sell thorn. Try Judge. (6) " Patiskcx Is the key te Jey," and Vlnrgsr Bitters Is the key te health and happiness, BPJCOIAL NOTIOSH. sniLOU'S CUltEwiil Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Urencbltls. JTer sale by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 117 North (jueeu street. (7) ltenews Uer Youth. Mrs. PhcsbeChesley, Petersen.Clay Ce .Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth of which Is vouched for by thelresldenU of the town : 1 am 73 years old. have been troubled with kidney cemplalnand lameness for many years t could net dress myself without help. New 1 am free from all pain and soreness and am able te de all my own housework, lewe my thanks te Electric Bitters for having re newed my youth, and removed completely all disease ana pain." Try a bottle. Jr or sale by our agent. If. B. Cecbrun, Druggist, U7 and 18) North queen street. Lancaster, Pa. (I) II. B. Cochran. Nes. 137 and IS) North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa., Is selling BUIL.OU'8 COUGH CUBE J a guarantee te cure all hreatand lung troubles. ;9) BAP1D TBANSll, The latest and best form of rapid transit Is for a pernen troubled with a slclc headache te take a dose of Dr. Leslie's Special Preserin, tlen and what a rapid transit train the afflic tion takes for Its departure. Bee advertise ment In another column. decae-lyd(l) rpHK BUBQUKHAKHA. XlVBft flews thirty mBee akmg tk westsMe ef tkeeeanty. it's a pretty healthy stresss, bat atlil there are some thltty te forty thee seed people within reach of tu fege who ought te knew that they need have no tear of chills, BMlarial affections and Berveus prostrations If thermae Stadiger's Aurantii The best compound known for the preve&tkm atd cure of fllscates arising from disordered stomach and liver. Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Bllleusnra?, Less of Appetite, Nervous Prostration. Malarial Poisoning, all yield ,te It, and the system receives fresh bleed aad vitality. Druggist keep It. angt-ma ADAMS EX f HESS COXPAMT. Letter from tha AmisUbi reramen of the De livery Iteptrtraent A Subject In Whlca. ThetwandsAra Deeply Oeeesreed. About are yea's sie I suffered Lrem painful urination and great pain ana weakness in tee tewtr part of my bsek, pain In the limbs, bad taste In the mouth, disgust at feed, and great mental and bodily drpreislnn. 1 live at ill Yerk street, Jersey City, and en arriving nova one night I found a copy of the Bhakir Atmanae that hid bean lefldurlng the day. I mad the article. M What Is the Disease that Is Coming Upen Us!" it de scribed' my symptoms and feelings better than 1 could If 1 had written a whole book. My trouble was Indeed "like a thief In the night," for It had been stealing upon me un awares for years, lscntlorabet'leef Shaker Extract et HoeU, or Salget'a Byrup, and before I had Uken one-half of it I Mt the welcome roller. In a few weeks l tu like my old self. X enjoyed and digested my feed. My kidneys seen recovered tone and strength, and the urinary trouble vanished. 1 was well. Millions of people need some utd'eine sim ply te act en the bowels. Te them 1 commend Shaker Kxtract In tha strongest petilble terms. It Is the genUest, pleasantear, safest and surest ngrgaU ve In this eild. The most delicate women andchtldrsa may take Ik One point mere : 1 have all the mera confldenee In & this medicine because It Is prepared by the iDUB.11i A 1IUIV uiuiu V W H,WIIUU Ulna I'uysplf and admire the Shakers for their seal, UU1ISUIU11UJF HIIU Llllih UURI1IOD1 lUWgJtllJ, What they make may be trusted by the pub lle. W. 11. It ALU for tale by all drnggltt and by A. J. white, M Warren street, New Yerk. lAlNE'S UKL.ERY COMPOUND. PAINE'S CUBKS NKRVOUS 1'ltOSTBATION, NKUVOU8 HBAUAGUK, NKUHAMHA, NKKVOUS WEAKNESS, SrOMACII AND MVKll DIS EASES, BIIRUHAT1SU, DTHl'ErSlA, and all Affections el the Kidneys. WEAK NERVES. PAINR'S OKLKKY COMPOUND U a Nerve Tonic which never laUs. Containing Celery and Cocea, these wonderful stimulants, ft speclaly cures all nervous dlsorders. RHEUMATISM. 1' A INK'S CELEIIT t.OUPOUND purifies the bleed, lterlves ent the lactle ado, whleh causes Itheumallsui, and restores the bleed making organs tn a healthy condition. The true remedy ler Hheumatlsm. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. PAINE'J OSLHBY COMPOUND quickly restores the liver and kidneys te perfect health. This curative power, combined with its nerve tonics, is why It Is the best remedy for all kidney complaints . j DYriPEPBIA. PAINK'3 CKLRUY COMPOUND strength ens the stomach, and qulets the nerves of the dlKustlve organs. This is why ltcnres even the wotse cases of Dyspepsia. CONSTIPATION. PAINE'S CELEUY COMPOUND U net a cathartic it Is a laiatlve, giving eaavand natural action te the bowels, uegularlty surely fellows Its use. Becemmended by professional and business men. tend for book. Price, WOO. Sold by Druggists. WELLS, B1CUAB0SON A Ce, Proprietors, Burlington, Vt. (J) MEDICAL. -pARKEK'H HAIK BALHAM. Parker's Hair Balsam Cleanses and beanttaes tbe hair. Pro Pre moles a Luxuriant Growth. Merer Kails te Bestere Gray Hair te Its Youthful Celer, Cures Scald. Diseases and llalr railing. DOe. at Drugglsm. ri.OUKSTlNE-COLOGNE. The Most Fragrant and mump of l'or l'er fumus. '.Be. Dtugglsts. ectSl-emdUAlhAw K KEP YOUR KYE OPEN Jf yen would net be vlctlmlzed by luipesters and frauds who are flooding the market with worthless Imitations or UENBON'J PLA3 TEB. llioie "pirates" who seek te fleit their worthless products en the reputation of BENSON'S PLASTKB resort teiuauy trleks for which their class Is famous, and If buyers are net exceedingly cautions they frequently find themselves victimized by unscrupulous di ulers who aid and abet In such deception ler a division of the profits. Honest dealers will unlte with physicians In recommending BKKHO.va PLASTEU as superior te alt ether external roinedlce for coughs, colds, pleurisy, chest pains, tackache, kidney auVcUerj, ma laria, theumatlsm, sciatica, lumbago and aches and pains of every description. SKABUPY c 'OUNSON, (!) Sole 1'rejai. New Yerk "lOliDriN HPKOIFIO. T DRUNKENNESS OB'liiE LIUUOB If ABIT POSITIVELY CUBED BY ADMIN1STKK1NU OIL IIA1NLS' UKLDKM BPKCiriU. 11 can be given In a enp "f coffee or tea with out the knowledge of the pren taking It ! Is absolutely harmless, and v. ul effect a ixirnuv neut and spiwdy cure, whether the patlent Is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wrevk. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken Gelden .Spe clflc in their oettra without thelr knewledge, and te-day bellove they quit drlnktngef their own free wllL IT NKVEll rAILB. The yn tetn ence Impregnated with the HpcclOc, It be comes an utter Impossibility for the liquor appetite te exist, for sain by CII AS. A. LOC1IEB, Druggist, Ne 0 KastKIng Street, Lancumer, Pa. aprlS-lydTu.ThAS -yALUABLi: MEDlOAIi WORK. TRUTH, Or the BCIENCR or I.irK, A VALUABLE MEDICAL WOUK, the only true description of this tlme en Man hood. Nervous and t'byslcal Dublilty, Prema ture Decline, Errors of Youth, and the untold miseries consequent te same, us well as an ex posure of quacks and their se called medlrel works, by which they victimize thousands, and by thelrexagverailngdlsease, makes these peer sufferers Insane Every young man, inKdle-aKetl or old. should rcau this book. It Is morn than wealth te thorn. Bend two cent stamp for a copy. Add ress, Mil TJIOS.THEEL. 131 North fourth St., rhlladelpbla, Pa. 113-lyd TJlUY'H UKKAM HALM. OATARRH-HAY FEVER. ELY'S CBEAM BALM cures Celd In Head Catarrh. Bose Celd, Hay Enver, Duafness.lleod Duafness.lleed ache. Price se Cents. EASY TO USE. Ely lire's, Owego. N. Y U. B, A. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY, TIME, PAIN, TBOUBLE, And Will Cure CATABBU, by Using ELY'S CREAM BALM. A particle Is applied te each nostril and Is agreeable. Price 50 eents at druggUU : by mall, registered, te cts. ELY BUUTHEBS. 2 Greenwlca BU, New Yerk. nev!5-lydw RUPTUKK-UOKKaUAKANTKKD BY Dr. J . 11. M ay er, Bl Arch street, Philadel phia, Pa. Ease at once. Ne operation or bust libss delay. Thousands of cuius. At Keystone Heuse, Beading, Pa, Sd Saturday of each month. Send ter circulars. Advice free. send ter circular, Ad te main office. 831 Arch SI, Phil. inarllMydftw CELERY COMPOUND, TOBACCO. A riNK PIKOE OF CHEWING TOBACCO IS INDEED A LUXUADt FINZER'S Old Honesty Cemes as near being a fine pteee el PLU Q -XOBACCO as it lsrpesslble te make it, and is known as a STANDARD BRAND AMONU DEALEBB. We are sure that ONE TBIAL will Convince Yeu of I u Merits. SVLoek for the red H tin tag ou each pleg.n Jno. Finzer 8c Bre.'s, LOUISVILLE, KY t OROOttlttKS. lAtfr. . -.HW I- ENTEN HEABON GOODS. J fait and nmeaed fish, Etna Whlle Eat Mackerel, Codfish, Smoked Halibut, Canned Salmen and Lebster, Sardines, ete , Macaroni, Gelatine, Ann New Yerk Cheese, Canned fruits and Vegetab'es, Olives and Pickles. Our" stock of Coffees and Teas enrnpare with the finest In the market. Please laver us with a trial order. Goods de livered. QKOBQK WIANT, Ne, lis West King Street, ! f HI I . ! Ml I 11,11. Ill II I T0 TfOU KNOW THAT AT NO. 26 OBNTRB SQUARE, YOU CAN GET A pound of tee Coffee for 27c, or a pound of no coffee ter me, or a pound of all pure Coffee for Slet Teas that should bring II CO per pound, at 7Se t 733 at nfle i 0)0 at BOe SCO at uc. Best Tea Bluings at 19e per pound. Try Centra Square Blended Coffees at 87, M nd te ceuta per pound. Elegant New Bat Bat slnsatSpeunOs for Jfle. Nlee New Prunes, 60 per pound. Boneless Cedflsh, Its for two Sound lump. Pine flavoring Extracts, Pure pices, 'lellet anil Laundry Beaps down In price. Big Bcdnctlen en Sardines and Bottled Uoeds. Everything first elsss and must be sold before April 1. JOHN ATCLARK. NO. M GENTBE BQUABE. , T BURSE'S. LENTEN GOODS I We have Elegant Large Ne. 1 Bloek Island Bloater Mackerel, IK fts each. We have Nice Eat Ne. a Mackerel. We have Fine White Boneless Cedflsh. We have Bugar-Cured Bloater Herring. We have Large Salmen In two pound cans. We have American Sardines In Mustard, Oil andhp'.ced. We have Elne Imported BonMeis Sardines, We have "fresh Salmen and Lebster In cans. Cheese I Cheese I Fine Edem orDntehhead, Picnic Plneapples, Bapssge and line Yerk State Cream Cheese, at "BURSK'S, . NO. 17 BAST KINO BTROTT, LANCASTIB, FA. s FECIAL BARGAINS. SPECIAL. Only a few of cur Special bargains left. The Yerk county Buckwheat at two pounds for Se Is nearly all geno. The Currant Jelly attXe by the pall and 60 less than the pall la con. sldored geed and going fast. The Evaporated Applei at Ceper quart Is considered one of the greaU-st bargains offered. Next Is our Califor nia I caches at SOe per "pound. Allttloletof that 'even Cakes Seap and flve packs of 1776 Powder for 25c. Only two of these SS.oeTea Seu for 15.00 left P. S if you require anything In the Glass or Chlnaware Line call at ence and secure bar gains. Everything in this line at greatly re duced prices before removal. - Will remove, about the middle of March, te 12 and 11 Seuth Queen street, Baldwin's Dry Goods Stere, a few doers from Centre equare. S. CLARKE'S WHOLESALE AND BETAIL TEA AND COEfEEBTOBE, NO. 52 WEST KINO STUEET. Mf Telephone. CPKOIAIi DRIVES IN GROCERIES. REST! READ ALL. OR NOTHING t YOU MAT WANT SOMETHING I CHEESE. Qenulne Swiss Cheese, LlmuerKer, Hun star, tsapsaife, Kdaui, l'lneapple, Uoiuefert, Neufchatel and English. SALTED ANDBMORED.MEATB. UelUnd Hurrins, l'ertland Bound, (Jibbed,, Ne 1 and 2 Mackerel, Eat Heritor, Brack, lingo, Yarmouth Mleitur, Smoked Halibut, Def TeiiKUui, r-ugar Cured Uauis and Dried Beef, Boneless Ced, Ae. SPECIALTIES. Anether Let of Dried Beef at UKe per pound, l'lcnie Hams, 10c. Cheese, 4 ftiferiS;. Cheese. S lbs for 2Se. rlckled Hurrlng only 4c Carload bait iiushel Bsgs, nne, only Met Half-Kuhnl Bags, fine, only 2Jc. Twe Hun dred round Baits, coarse. 83c. Cettae Baking Powder, Uoed or Beyal1 V, bext-s, le;Ht boxes loe ; 1 tt boxes lle. rive. pound boxes Catawba Urapea. sound, 6O0. But tVhlle Malaga Uraps, only tee. BrlghtColer sweet oranges, only loe yi des, Best New Lemens, only ISO ft Ucz ISe Knndled Hlnce Meat, rednced toUXe per pound. Coffees reduced fully 60 per pound In quality and prlce. Teas at various prices ; try our Me ft mixed. Duffy's l'nre nwect elder only Se gal. Elgs 3 and 4 As for 15e. Blx Casks (IKX) fc) I'runm that's the way u' buy thuui 1 6, 5 4. 3 and 2 fiis ter 23e Split l'eas, Lentils, 1'eas, tluans, Lima Beans, Heminy, EvaperaUd Cum, Ac, Ae. We cannot go Inte detail. Nete the big dis play In front of store en Saturday. We have 24 salesmen ou the list and will net keen you watting. Loek for bargains. Come In. It may stein crowded te you, but with the large forexet salesmen we will net keep you wait ing long, ourreomlsltrge, much te be seen, and nu will be waited en uy poll la and atten tive clerks. Reist, Wholesaled Retail Grocer, ci.. UT va -j nt1 ...... tu- (Next Deem te the Berkbl Heme Uetiu) ; ' ., 1.1 !.,.,,,''. .' MAOIUNtlRr. PATTERNS, MODELS, 4a Central Machine Works. W. P. CUMMLNHS, Prep. COENEB Or OBANT AND CHUISTIAN 8TS (Bear of Court Heuse. Jee, U.IUuber's Old Stand.) All kinds of Light Machine Werk, 1'attirru, Medels, iron and Brass Castings, Etc Bpecial attention given te developing new Inventions and te the construction of Special, ties In Machinery or Hardware, TEUMS BEABONABLE. SATISFACTION UUABANTKED. decJUd N KW OARPETU CARPETS FROM AUCTION! Metzger & Haughman Have new open In their Large New store, a Uandsome Variety of N It W 0 ARFETB, bought at Auction ler Cash, and te be told Cheap for lash. OAKPITS AT10CENT4. CAHPETS ...,ATKOMT3. OAKPE1B .ATSOCENTS. CARPETS.... ...ATMURNTS. OABPETB ATM CENTS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET from 100 up. kLOOB, STAIR and TABLE OIL CLOTUS at the lowest prices. METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S MEW CHEAP STORE, NOS. 38 AND 40 WEST KING ST., OPPOSITE the cooper HOUSE. aiwvwwav ARDAMeELROT. bard& Mcelrey, 33 and 36 Beuth Queen Street, LOOK AT OUR PRICES : SSdes. Stamped Pillow Bhsuia only f 03 per pair t is des. SUrnped Aprons, full slse,lyard long, only sSe each Elnn Dauiask Llnen I ewels, knotted tilnge, only SOe usch.prles elsewhere, S5ei SSdex. rineJiamaak l.tnen Towels, ae'nat measure 17Jltichu, feri floeroil Cle.h at S80. worth SOe Hest Table (HI Cleth only SJepcrvaid tru Curtain Net, with taped tdge. only iSe, regular price, iv. ative, worth 3K I Beautiful sailu at He, worth UKi I 1,500 yards yard wide Unbleached Musllu at SVte, worth 84. Just try some of this Muslin, eee wnethoryeu won't want mere el It. l.WJ yards Heavy Yard Wlrte siuslln ItcmnanUat flVe, worn. 80 Beat Me Table Ltnen In Damask or Leem Dice In the elty Bleached unrmanTable Linen, with neat turkey Red border, soft finish, no starch, only Mi -r yard, worth 73j special bargalus lu Ladles' Jerseys at tee, weith 7ta better grades atlt.oe, tl.'U and 11.10. FEATHERS ! The Best Steam Cnred Odorless Pnalhers. Perhaps you have your regular plare te deal at, and don't thluker coming te see us about feathers. If you ceula buy tha best realhere of us lewer than you oeuUl anywhore else, wouldn't yen buy them of us t Wesellmnrtroathers than any two stores put tegether. Why t Because we self the b;st rcathsrt lower than you can buy them anywhere else. We sell the best STOCKINGS for the money In the city. bard & Mcelrey, 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, N EXT DOOK TO THE COUKT HOUHK. DRESS GOODS. Constantly rceelvlrg new things In Dress tie-dt In Plaids. Stripes, Checks, Plains and Fancy s. A New 'J Heet, yard wide, at J'e a yatd The finest qualities In thb same goods at 37H' and 60 ets a yard. Plaids in variety at loeayard. cashmeres and serges at 11 and 1JH eu. Cashmeres, yui d w Ide, at B, 2u, 18, S7K and 00 cu. Beautiful ( ream cashmeres and TrloeU at flee a yard ; with Laces aad Ribbons te match. Henriettas, new shades, In'bes wide, MM. avriNES Demestic Satlnes, Beautiful Coloring, French Designs, at HKe a yard. The French goods will arrive In a few days, BLACK DKRSS GOOD8-A foil stock of Lupin's Black Cashmeres, te Inches wide, all-wool atS7W. 40, te, OlXi n cts up te 1 as a yard. All-Weel and Silk Warp Henriettas from 11.00 up te tl.79. BILKS-BIaek and Colored Hlks, Velvets and Plushes. Full stock of DUES BUTTONS nnd DKEtR TEIHMINQ9, Every morning mtrks the ar rival of New Uoeds for Each Department, FAHNESTOCK'S, HO. 35 37 BABT KINO BTRHBT, . CAKPMT BAKUA1NH I SHIRK'S CARPET HALL WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, Tipestrj, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BlIADMB, Ac. We have the Largest and Beat H. S. SHIRK & SONS, Oernar West King and WtUr Strata, Uncistir, ' Ft, wjruut. s PKtHAL. WATCHES for Farmers and Ballreaders will te sold at great nductten lu prices. Alse Elgin, Wat thain, Aurera, for which I am sole agent, and ether first-doss Watches. Best Watch uud Jewelry Uepalrlng. Spectacles, jcyeKlasses and Optical UerxH. Correct tlme dally, by tele grapb only plaoe in the city. LODIS WEBBR, Ne. 1K N. Queen St, opposite City Hetel, iiear renn'tt Depot. -!fl N KW JEWELRY STORK. GILL, Jeweler. Are you sure you are wearing tha right glass T Your eyes sohe, sight becomes dim and you wonder why T We answer poorly adj usted glasses, WomakethnSTUDYOFTUB EYE A SPE CIAL FEATUBE. Years et experience have enabled us In mtasnrlng eyes, fitting glisses with the preci sion of an oculist A Full Ine et (liaises rramed In Geld, Sil ver and Bteel. 10 WEST KIUG STREET, LANGABTEB, 1A. T O THE WATCH BUYER 1 Wben you want te Buy a Geed Wateb, BOY whero you ean get tbe BEST VALUE for tbe Menoy. BUY whero you knew you can re turn It, ebeuld It net preve satisfac tory. BUT whero you knew what you are getting. We bave always tbe Largest Btoek In Geld, Silver and Nlekel, and ean Guarantee you tbe Beut Satisfaction. WALTER C. HERE, (FOBEzaXY Jes. Bissia,) Ne, 101 North Queen Street, LANCASTER. PA. Dl-tfd NOT1UK TO TKKHfAHHKHH AND UUNNEBB.-AB persons ara hereby for. bidden te trespass en any of tha lands of the Cornwall and speedwell entaUia In Lebanon or Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or unln unln clesed, either for tha purpose of sheeting or flShlnr. as the law will de rivldly enforced axalnst all trespassing en said lands of the un un OssUrnea after this notice. WM. COLEMAN EBEEUAN, B. r EBOY ALDEN, EDW. O.EBEEMAN, sprattd Auernsys for B.w.ceisman's nnr '. CARPETS AT1SOXNT8. CARPETS.,.. STCRVTS. CARPETS ATM CENTS. UARPEra , AT SO CENTS. CAEfETS AT 74 OENTS. LANCASTER, PENN'A Oppeelte Fountain Inn. Oppeelte Fountain ten. IitVNOABTBR. PA. BALJJS. iA BAKOA1MH I Btoek In tne Olty, 1 TJlUfHHita TTAHNEHH, TRUNKS, &0, M, Habertmsli & Sen. YOU WILL NEVEB KNOW WHAT IS NEW IN Ladies' and Gent's Tracks TRAVELING BAGS, Unless you call and examine our Immense stock el entirely new goods. THE LATEST AND HANDSOMEST THING OUT, Ladies' Shopping Sags In Beat, Grain and Alligator Leather, AT M. Haberlmsli & Sen's SADDLE. llABNESS, AND TRUNK STORE, Ne. 30 Centre Square, LANCASTEB. FA. 11 A TB. F Bl'UlKU. -THE Leading Hatters Are new exhibiting their extraordinary flnollneef SPRING STYLES IN MEN'H BOYS' AND OUILDKEN'S HATS! Our line comprises everything that Is new and nebby In Fancy Buff and soft Hats, rocket and Crushers. An unesuaUy Isrxe and due assortment this season and prices positively the lowest. , , asrie add te enr already Urge and elegant assortment we have seemed tbe anencyfer the celebrated "DUN LAP HAT." In a few weeks these goods will be core, and we will then, beyond any denbt.be able te show our customers such an assortment as was nvr seen In Lancaster. TBUNKS andTBAVELINQ BAQS at very Lew Trices. A large shipment Jujtrectlvta. Stauffer & Ce., Blind 03 rertli queea Street. .1; J, wmmmtrwmm. m.mjkAm 0mJ&JlmtAi&. FEW WORDS ii" TO THE . Expectant Henstkeepv! 'ki When starting In your own nema nns of tss first and moil Important things you mail think of Is tha - FURNITURE; 1 no aesira 01 every ens M te niH wstr , , nema as pretty ana as comfortable as tawy -f aais sum .uu UOSIIUU Ul Ss:VllEsa mi - " and comfort. aeflperrtiDi the mcttlmDOrttnXl , uui.T inniia. ud cnniflflrni BR wmii nn - of all t the price that tbti beaotyteomwn -OurabUIty triu coat .. WLL, JUST CALL i.T WIDMYER'S GOBI And soe hew well and ratlifaetenr wa aaa tS'i ' ' your wIshosr-The quantity and onalltyef ear tvl niecK cannot db lurpinwu rnees aiwswwv '; 1 Ilwlll pay jeu tecallandseens. I v-;J- WIDMYER'S I w - - - - - - - - V j FUltNITUltE STORK, Hast King and Duke Street-. P UKN1TDKB. H0U8E8TIRE8 Weli&veroem and are showing tha Largest Vaiiity et Everything la FURNITURE te be seen anywhere In this section. We guarantee ear goods always reliable and at the beet prices that such goods can be sold for. 1 4ti t HEINITSH'S- FUIiJSITUltK DEPOI, 87 AND 20 BOUTH QUMNBT.. lancastEb. pa. "'r ass Prnnl Attj,ntlAii niMtt ftt rTtiAjuAV. 1 I Off. iT.aSTJg E3 HuvmrvuwiHim9 wuent. . -'n, MMyia sEiiSAistVjwsaysuxNssWss QA.LL, AMD UK ROCHESTER LAMP, Sttty Oandls-Llghti Uaata them au. Anether Let of Oil KAr LOBES tot was M. k- ou stoves. s THB PBBVBCrnON " ik ia-i'ii. ftunirff.iiTHti & BtrttUaivj nmafna .5- -w -V, . -w V.W- WEATHERSTRIP "; Beats them all. This atrip outwears all etkat It Keeps out the cold, step rattling ei wlatewt - Exclude the dust. Keep out snewandralsi.5 " Any ene can apply It no waste or dlrtsaaee. . in applying it. can ee nttea anywaere- ;, holes te bore, ready for use. It will art ffUs. i or shrink a cushion strip la the -PSSSI rs) -or- Tahfi U Qntianm mr HMwtai te SJVIUX s DUlUltUlU Ob DUlUa. 84 SOUTH QUKHN 1T fcAMOAETsVJfarA. UTOVKS1 HTOVK8II CALL AND EXAMIMEi ' Wi stock or STOVES I UAYENOBlVALAS UEATEBE, Fer we all llke warm feet, and this earn esd ' boenleteduturULLBASEUEATEl - - - tnwa MimlA.t anrf aa.... MiA, .a hl.aCaa., l" iiuwi.i,wtH".,wtinm., va """ VjT-iTl uutKi umwr nil uiide, ra.uur uian spvaisTWisr fMlvg for old Iren nnxt year. We thave several et'-JV i these en band thai we can sell very 'ew.aav.,-.f ,. Ing uken them-la-trade-seme having ai.j usuq uu. uue ur nu ywui. ' AND rOE.COOKlEw "TBBNeiCBdid" aaa iiimr wsssrn- nnr, Never fall te Give SaUsfacUea. JS Our Line of Smallerand Cheaper wtOTM EE4 fl aanges is uempiete. -i;-.? - 1 Baser.' fa EsTOEDEBS TOB rLUMBlMfl, UN EOOrlKG AND HPOUTINQ frempt Attention. VMO BAD STOCK USB, ism ,,u- w fc-e, ,,",, :si -. MM-m fai -r fE-FT sjga sv -w WsYAig a T. ffknnnatLA f!nrt Ilenaa. ""- UTQVJS& 0. eI-t-J..JeaJV,Si-w..j TJ1L1NN BKKNKatAM. heusefuInishingi stoves I rarier stoves, rarmr ueaiers, voest nans , ana uanges. TIN AND SHEET IBON WAKE. Our Old Style Hand-Made Tinware takes tha Lead. WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE. Baskets, Buckets, Tubs, Butter Qhuns.OlMR Bucks. Breems, Step Ladders. Wash XtsjeiYSOT Bed Cords. Table and fleer OU CleUssT -'i.'J Bed Cords, Table and fleer OU Uletka. CUTLKUr. .A ttit Line of Table and Pocket Cuttary, easun, eciwuia, au., ., as. LAHrS, Stand Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Bm Lamps, Qas and Ceal OU CbandeUen, V The Largest Stock of Uousefernlsbum Goods lu the city. Flembllng and Oas sTt ting. Tin Boenng a Bpecialty. FLINN & BREW GREAT STOVE STORE t Ne. 162 North Queen Street, LANUA8TEB VA, TT ADY AGKN'fS WANTKD. XA yertheVANOBDEN COttSKTS. Every lidy wishing (roednrallA and a eeiufiul T9i huvn them, umck sales. Ooe4 pay. bend ler terms and ctreulara. 10 VAN OBDEM COBBETC0.. w febt-lmdAw w Clinten I'lace.N.T. HI. c A' -M5i fit tft v&i . l p,i ib'3 m M m .. J ii.1 ' 'Iff . W-. iil SSf -(S'Ml . -( XM Jes i& srJ Jirli a .H 'Vj P y'
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