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FOR HONOR'S SAKE.
By 8. Is. TAAnreW,
4lfcr e "Great fterfer JBjtmre,"
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CIIAPTEB m.
lYIDEXCE Of ADOLF WOLSTUX, WA1TEB.
The next witness called km Adelf
Welfstcln, a waiter In rmest'a rw
taniant.
The Attorney General Tour naste te
Adelf Welfstcinf ,r . ,At
. Witness Yea, - VvM
' The Attorney General What te your
trader , '.
Witness I am a waiter. ;
' The Attorney General Whew eroyen
-employed
Witness At PrcTest'ta Church street,
Soho. .-
The Attorney General Rew long hare
yen been In employment there?
'Witness A little mero than aeTca
weeks.
The Attorney General De yen remem
ber the date en which you entered your
present sendee?
Witness Yes) it was the 85th of March.
The Attorney General Se that the 25th
of March is Impressed upon your memory?
Witness It is for another reason lm
pressed upon my memory.
The Attorney General Simply answer
the questions 1 put te you. Yeu are a
German?
Witness Ne, I am French.
The Attorney General But your nome
is German, is it net?
Witness Wolf stein is. It was my fa
ther's name, who settled in France when
he was a young man.
The Attorney General Yeu understand
English perfectly?
Witness Oh, yesj perfectly. I speke it
when I was a boy.
The Attorney General Loek at the
prisoner. De you recognize him?
Witness Yes.
The Attorney General Did you see him
en the 25th of March ?
Witness Yes. Monsieur came te the
restaurant en that day.
The Attorney General At what hour?
Witness At 11 o'clock at night.
The Attorney General Was he alone ?
Witness Ne; monsieur had a lady with
him?
The Attorney Genernl Did he occupy a
private room? If you wish te explain
yourself en this matter you can de se.
Witness I was coming down stairs
when I saw monsieur enter from the street
with a lady. He looked about him, and
seeing me, askedjf he could have supper
in a private room. I showed monsieur and
madame up stairs te a room In which I
served.
The Attorney General What occurred
then?
Witness I handed monsieur the menu ?
The Attorney General In English, the
bill of fare?
Witness Yes.
The Attorney General What did he
order ?
Witness Tertue clalre.
The Attorney General In English, clear
turtle soup.
Witness Yea.
The Attorney General Did he consult
the lady?
Witness Ne.
The Attorney General Was he long in
selecting the kind of soup he ordered?
Witness Ne. It was en the instant
The Attorney General no merely
glanced at the bill of fare?
Witness That is se.
The Attorney General Did you get the
soup and place it before him?
Witness I first asked monsieur, "Fer
two?" He said quickly, "Yes, for two."
Then I served it."
The Attorney General In a tureen?
Witness Yes, in n tureen.
The Attorney General When you
placed the soup before him, did he order
any wine?
Witness I handed monsieur the wlne
list, and he said, "Champagne." I naked
him of what kind. Ue said, "The best."
The Attorney General Yeu brought the
best?
Witness Yes.
Tins Attorney General That is, the most
expensive?
Witness Of necessity. "'
The Attorney General When yen
placed the wine be'jre him, did you ob
serve anything tluiu struck you as unusual?
Witness Yes; it was that, like ether
people, they should liave been drinking
their soup, or have finished it; but they
had net drunk it,
The Attorney General Had It been
Bervcd from the tureen into their plates?
Witness Ne, net a spoonful. It was as
I brought it net touched.
The Attorney General As they wcre
net eating, v lint were they doing?
Witness They were engaged In conver
sation. The Attorney General Very earnestly?
Witness Very earnestly.
The Attorney General And speaking
very low?
Witness Very low. .
The Attorney General Did you hear
anything they said?
Witness Net a word.
The Attorney General Upen observing
that they had net commenced their soup,
did you make any remark?
Witness Yes. I said, "Dees net mon
sieur like the soup?"
The Attorney General What was his
answer?
Witness He answered: "Oh, yes, It is
very geed," and slightly pushed the tureeu
away with his hand.
The Attorney General Indicating that
he hail done with it?
Witness I regarded It 60, and I re
moved it.
The Attorney General Did he object te
its being removed?
Witness Ne, net nt all.
The Attorney General Did the lady
object did she seem surprised?
Witness Ne; she said net a word, nor
did she leek surprised.
The Attorney General Yeurnnswcr te
the last question causes me te ask whether
the lady was old or young?
Witness But I de net knew.
The Attorney General Yeu said she
did net leek surprised?
Witness It Is that she did net appear
surprised. She did net leek up. In
truth, she had her veil down.
The Attorney General Hed olio re
moved her clenk?
Witness Ne. . .
The Attorney General Did she keep it
en all the time 6hc was in the room?
Witness Yes; all the time,
The Attorney General New, when you
astted the prisoner it he liken tue soup,
and he answered: "Oh, jes, it is very
geed," you were surprised te find that
they liad net drank a spoonful.
Witness Why, yes, it was surprising.
The Attorney General Did the prisoner
pour out the chnmpagne?
Witness I filled a less for madam,
and one for monsieur.
The Attorney Genernl Did the pris
oner order another dish?
Witnessy-I asked mensieur: "What
will jeu Iwve te fellow" and handed him
the menu the bill of fare. Ue said:
"Salmen cutlets." 'Ter two, monsieur?"
I asked. "Fer two," he said. I bencd
them.
The Attorney General Did he at any
time summon you by ringing the bell?
Witness Ne. It appeared te me that
monsieur did net wish te be disturbed;
therefore I did net disturb him, but I no
ticed The Attorney General Yeu noticed
what?
Witness That, as with the soup, mon
sieur ate nothing, and helped madam te
nothing. I united till I thought it was
time, and then I went te the table nnd
asked whether he did net llke the salmon
cutlets. Monsieur answered: Oh, yes,
they are very geed," and pushed them
away as before. I remet ed them, as with
the soup. "What will monsieur hate te
fellow?" I asked. "Ices," he said.
Vanilla!" I nsked. "Yea," he said,
"vanilla." I brought them. They were
net eaten.
The Attorney General Did they drink
the wine? -.
WltnesBMoasleuronco raised UJs class
te Ms lips, but tasted it only, as If. Be had
Be heart in It
The Attorney General Did he order
anything else?
Witness Ne. When I asked him he
said, "The bUL" I brought it."
The Attorney General What did it
amount te?
Witness One pound four shillings.
" The Attorney General new much of
the champagne was drunk?
Witness naif a ghtas net mero.
' The Attorney General Did the lady
armK any or new
t witness os any.
The Attorney General Did the prisoner
ttake any tatiark as te, the amount of the
Wllf .
Wltnes Oh, no; hs gave me a sot set
ereiga and a half sovereign, and said.
"That will de."
e The Attorney General Meaning that
you could keep the change?
. Witness I took It se, and he said
nothing.
The Attorney General A geed cus
tomer? Witness A very geed customer. Net
many such.
The Atterney General Without a
murmnr or a remark, the prisoner paid
yen thirty shillings for half n glass of
champagne?
i Witness That is se. It was, cs I ear,
surprising. I did net forget it
The Attorney General It was cot a
clrcumstance te forget Yen say that the
lady who accompanied the prisoner did
net remove her cloak or vclL Was that
the case the whole of the time sbe was In
the room?
t Witness The whole of the Ume.
" The Attorney General Her gloves
did she wear theso the whele of the time?
Witness But, no. I remember ence
seeing her hand ungleved.
- The Attorney General ncr right or
left hand? Be particular in your answer,
and think befere yen speak, it it is neces
sary. My object is te ascertain whether
the lady was married, end were e wedding
ring. v
Witness (smiling) But a wedding ring
matters net These wear them who ere
net married.
The Attorney General Tleply te my
question. Was it her right or her left
hand which you saw ungleved?
i Witness I cannot remember.
The Attorney General Try.
Witness It is of ue use. I cannot re
member. The Attorney General Can you remem
ber whether it was tv small or a large
hand?
Witness It was a small white hand,
f The Attorney General The hand, pre
sumably, of a lady?
Witness Or of e member of the thea
tre. Wbe can .tell r We ihave many
such. "
The Attorney General Were there rings
Bpen her fingers? i
Witness I observed ene of turquoises
nnd diamonds.
The Attorney General Was it a ring
with any particular setting by vhfch it
could be identified?
Witness A ring set with diamonds and
turquoises. That is all I knew.
The Attorney General Would you
recognizes It again If yen satit?
Witness I cannot say. jthlnk net I
did net particularly remark it.
The Attorney General Did you remark
the color of her gloves?
Witness They were black gloves.
The Attorney General Of kid?
Witness Yes, of kid.
The Attorney General At what time
did the prisoner and his companion leave
the restaurant?
Witness It must have been about 12.
The Attorney Genernl Why de you
say "It must have been about 12?"
Witness Because I did net see them
leave the room.
The Attorney General Yeu can, how
ever, fix the time within a few minutes.
Witness Oh, yes. At 11 -AS, as near as
I can remember, I had occasion te go
down stairs. When I returned, after
three or four minutes, monsieur and mad
am were goue.
The Attorney General Wcre you aware
that they had n cnrrlage waiting for them?
Witness Only that I heard se. I did
net see it.
(The witness was then briefly cress-ex
amined by the prisoner.)
Prisoner Yeu say that you saw me
enter the restaurant from the street, nnd
that I asked you If I could have supper in
a private room?
Witness That Is se.
Prisoner Did you show me into a prl prl
vate room?
Witness Yes.
Prisoner Where ether persons could
net enter?
Witness Oh, no; it was n room for six
or eight persons.
Prisoner During the time I was there
did you attend te ether persons besides me.
Witness Yes.
Prisoner The room was net strictly
private?
Witness As private as I have said.
Prisoner What was the first thing I
did when I went te the table you pointed
out te me?
Witness Yen removed your overcoat
It wae wet with rain; and it surprised me
that madam did net rcmove hers, whjcb
was also wet with rain.
Mr. Justice Fenmere De net make re
marks. Simply answer the questions put
te you.
Witness Yes, my lord. - "
Prisoner What did I de with the over
coat when I had taken It off?
Witness Yeu hung It up behind you.
Prisoner On a peg in the wall?
Witness Yes.
Prisoner Was this peg quite clese te
the table at which I sat?
Witness Ne, it was at a little distance.
Prisoner At the back of me?
Witness Yes.
Prisoner Did I put the oterceat en
before I left the room?
Witness Yes.
Mr. Justice Fcnmere Yeu have said
in examination that you did net see the
prisoner and his companion lcave the
room.
Witness But when I returned after
being away for three or four minutes,
monsieur was goue aud the coat was also
gene.
Prisoner Then you did net see me put
en the overcoat?
Witness Ne.
Prisoner I have nothing mero te ak
you.
Ile-exnmlned Would you be nble te
recognize the overcoat w hlch the prisoner
were?
Witness Oh, yes; it was remarkable.
The Attorney General Is this it?
(Ulster produced.)
Witness Yes; it is the same.
At this stage the court adjourned for
luncheon.
CnAPTEIt IV.
thk r.viDi.scr. or lumlev men, detective
OFFICLlt Tlin MKE Or UEABTS.
Upen the reassembling of the court, the
first witness called was Lumley Illch.
The Attorney Genernl Yeu belena te
the iletective forcer
Witness I de.
The Attorney General On the 2Cth et
March wre jeu tolled te the prisoner's
house?
Witness Yes.
The Attorney General At what hour
et tlie mernlngf
Witness At 7 o'clock.
The Attorney General Was tha prison
er in the heuse at the time?
Witness Ne was net.
The Attorney General Whom did yen
see for the purpese of informatienf
Witness The prisoner's coachman,
James Moerhousc, and Ida White, lady's
maid and ether servants.
The Attorney General What passed bo be
tween you and the cenebmanr
Witness I asked him at what time en
the previous night the prisoner returned
home. lie said at about 12:20, and that
the prisoner entered Ms heuse accom
panied by a lady, opening the street deer
with his latch key. I aslccd him it he
had seen the prisoner since, and he re
plied that he had net. I asked Urn front
w hat part of his dres3 the prisoner took
the latch key, and he replied from the
pocket et the ulster he were.
The Attorney General Although the
prisoner was net at home, was this ulster
in bis house?
m rack in tee nan.
The Attorney General Did you take
possession of it?
Witness I did.
The Attorney General Did you search
the pockets?
Witness Yes.
The Attorney General What did yen
And tn them?
Witness The latchkey of the street deer
and a playing card.
The Attorney General Nothing else?
Witness Nothing else.
The Attorney General Is this the latch
key (Latchkey produced.)
Witness-It Is.
The Attorney General Is this the play
ing card? (Playing card, the nine of
hearts, produced.)
Witness It Is.
The Attorney General Hew de yen
recegnise it?
Witness Dy a prtvate mark I put in
the corner.
The Attorney General Thore was ab
solutely nothing clse in the pockets of the
ulster?
Witness Nothing else.
The Attorney General Did yen see the
prisoner befere you left the house?
Witness I did.
The Attorney General Describe what
passed. m
Witness The prisoner suddenly made
his appcarance while I was question
ing the servants nnd inquired my
business there. I told him I was an offi
cer, and that I was there bcrause of his
wife being found dead In her bed. "Dcadl"
he cried; "my wlfel" nnd he rushed te her
room. I followed him. He looked nt her
and sunk into n chair, no seemed stupe
fled. I had his ulster coat hanging en my
arm, and I told him I had taken possession
of it He nodded vacantly. A moment
or two afterwards he laid his hand upon
the ulster, and demanded te knew where
I had obtained it I informed him, from
the coat rack In the hall. He cried "Im
possible!" and as It seemed te me he was
about te speak again. I informed him that
anything he said might be used In evi
dence against him. "In cvldcncel" he
cried, "against me I" "Yes," I replied;
"there has been a murder dene here."
"Murder!" he cried; "and I am sus
pected?" Te that remark I did net reply,
but repeated my caution. He said, "Thank
you," and did net utter nnethcr word.
The prisoner did net cross-cxamine the
witness; and this was the mera surprising
as it was remarked by all in court that
upon the production of the playing card,
the nine of hearts, he was greatly agitated.
(TO BS COKTIKUID.)
m
Fradeaeet Pnitfeaeel
In medication, os in aught els, prudence
should be enr guide. Yet thousands out It te
the winds. Every new nostrum ftedi its pat
rons, the medical empirics of every false
school hare their gnus. Every chaaf la
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pie biueflt by it,
m m t
" The Table) Bobs Mine) nan tb TIili f."
Ove Indulgence at the table rebs many a one
et geed health, end without health life Is net
worth living. Little Hep Pills alwayt cure
such excesses and regulate the liver. Alt
druggists tell them. Try Judge. (6)
" Pjltiskcx Is the key te Jey," and Tlnrgar
outers Is the key te health and happlnets.
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WeitU Kuuwli e
Mr. W. If Hergtn. met chart, I atte City,
Fla, was taken wlih a evei Celd, Htiendtd
with a autreisleg Coign and runnleg Inte
Consumption In its flr,t stages. Ilii tried
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steaully grew woite Was I educed In flesh,
tad dlflleuliy lu bieathleg sud wds unable te
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ery for Consumption and ieund immediate
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the disease ae ether remedy can show se
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Discovery ler Consumption, uuirai.ined te
de just what Is eiulmeU for It. Tilal bottle
Ireekt U.K. Cot bran's drug stele. (I)
Till All llreka Up I'
"This is Ihn usual exclamation ff ene a(
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ouie sympathy and cominlsera'len fpeedy re
pot is elierid them in Dr. Ihemat' JCcleetrie
Oil. It 1st ha sern mimnyet nil acties and
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olio in bis nose, walth was slopped up for
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wbeprtsirlbed bu uld him no geed, finally
I. went Ui Ihe drug sune and gut a bottle of
Kly's Cream falm. it seuied tn work like
magle ThM bej 't nose was ekar In two days,
ana he hus been all rlgat ever since K J,
tlazzird.Jtew Yolk. tiWwdeed&w
instructive Iteadlng.
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drngiitsts for ssle by 11. II, Cecunui, Otuir
glstTl37 and 189 Mei th Queen struct. LuLCatUr,
A ItupUst Minister's experience,
"I am a lhtptlst mlnUter.and bctore 1 ever
thought of bUtig a clergyman 1 graduated In
medicine, but leit a lucrulive pructlce ler my
present profession, forty years age. J was for
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iimuinntnfun. lam confident It Is a cure
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aa
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trix OIL" Dr. K. I'. Crane, Cerry, re.
Ter sale by II. B. O-jchrun, druggist, 117 and
The Only Remedy
re
Contagious Bleed Poison.
Itr. D. It. Adams, tTalea. Seuth Carolina,
mini "i win nimciqsi win
I was afftletul with a terrible ease
HMoear
1 Belscm ter abnul thirteen months. I
was treated by the beat pBrstcians, and used
varlew kinds nt temedw. bat reeelrsd no
substantial retler. I nnaUr tried the BwUt
Bpectne, and atwat four bottles cured m
strand and we U."
Oei, B. H. Ktner, editor aad proprtfter at
(lie Opellka. Ala, nnsa, tinder date or
Atwusl a, WSJ, writes r. -Wheal was
a roans man. thrown Mdstrntlea. I eon'
traded a disease which has stuck te
me roe yean, sesm nre or aia rear
etaee I was troeblad with pains, an as te
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and used half deaea bottles. rwaeeaeeeTa
way station and. getting left. I walked the
seven tnllea and hare never telt any return
of the old malady, Atter einertenctnt the
geed egrets I must say 1 am satisfied with
tharMult. t emslxttr-elAhtrearsef anana
feel new like a young man and can go te
the ease when necessary and set up from sla
teelsht thousand erne without any Incon
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Tft
, w.Weeht.ttl north Arenas, Chtcate,
irdateeiJnnetl, ajj, writes I Wdeem
r duty te thank you for the cure I re-
smder
ltmvdntr
calved from tout excellent medicine. 1 eon
tracied a rety sever ease et Meed poison
ing about two years age. Bearing of your
medicine, t went te a drug store, the pro
prietor of which persuaded me te buy a
preparation et his own, which ha said was
a sure cure, lused sla bottles et Ms stuff
Sad grew worse all the time. At last 1 ret
Isgusted and despaired of a cure. 1 met a
friend who told me that your medicine had
cured him. I went te the ssme ilmrsist
again and demanded your medicine. He re
luctantly KM metwalve bottles, and I am
Ksepen
nt e
nccuy tumh wruv inn lur inv
I of sufferers, te prevent their bring
'ed by false repreitentatletis. t thank
deceived br false repmentatleua. I thanl
tee again It
trnrfllnA"
am iu
for the beneat derived from your
a Dr. J. K. Cheney, a prominent physician,
residing InEllavllle, Schley Ceuitv, Oeerg ta.
in a letter recounting tne iniaiiiuie success
he has la curing contagious bleed poison
cases la his extensive practice, writes)
Tiwea wne snow tni
almost Inevitable,
permanently dangerous effects et mercury
ur.
is I
Ien
win welcome your aiscererr or b. d. e. es
tnen te hutnaultjr. The medical profession.
111 welcome your discovery of B. 8. 8. as a
always wary
ok pi
proprietary medicines, la
id In some cases secretly,
IB. In cases of bleed dft.
comtnaslewlr.
te the use of 8. a.
order. Of course a medicine that curre
Eetsuaing in its worst rerat must puruy tne
loedofeverydlsonler." . . .
Treatise en Weed and skin Diseases mailed
(res, TUBKwirTHrccirtecu.,
Drawer a, Atlanta, Qa,
sysraia-ytrteti
FEW W0KD3
TOTUE -
Expectant Housekeeper 1
When starting In your own home one of the
first and treit Impertaut things yen must
think el U the
FURNITURE-
The tSeslre of evnry one Is te wake their
home a pretty and as comfortable aa they
eart. and the question of strength and dm a-
Diniy meat be considered as wall ai beanty
and comfort, and narasna the rm at ImnertanV
and com fort, and l
nt all tsthenrtoet
nt all Is the prlee that this beauty, comieriana'
durability will eeaU
WILL, J UBT CALL AT
WIDIYER'8 COBKER,
And tee hew we'l and sailtfactnry we can fill
yenr wishes. The quantity and quality of our
stej cannot be euros cd rrices are low,
11 will pay jeu tecall and see us
WIDMYER'S
FVllNITUllE STOJtJS,
K net Kin? and Duke Streets.
F
URN1TUKK.
H0USE8TIRES !
We haverjem and are showing tlie
Largest Variety et Everything in
FURNITURE te be wen anytvuere
In this section. We guarantee our
goods always reliable and at the best
prices that such goods can be sold
for.
HEINITSH'S
FUllHITUItE DEP01,
97 AND 20 SOUTH QTJ1BN ST.,
LANCASTER, FA,
Personal Attention U Iren te Undertak
ing. sr.srt7Ha
CPKOIAL.
WATCHES
for yamiere and Ilallreadera will resold at
great reduction In prices. Alse klgln, Wal
thatn, Anrers, ter which lam sole agent, and
ether flrst-claas Watches. Hest Watch and
Jewelry Hepalnng. Spectacles, Ky niilasaes and
Optical Uei-P. Correct- tune dully, by taie
grnpL only place) in the city.
LODI3 WBBER,
Ne. 1X N, Qtteen St, opposite City Uetel,
bnr 1'enn'a 1uimiu
N?
KW JKWKMIY HTORK.
GILL,
Jeweler.
Are you snre you are wearing the right
glass t
Yenreyf s echo, sight becomes dim and you
wonder why t
We answer poorly adjnstnd glasses.
WeuakothnSlUUYerillr: X.YK ASI'E
CIAbtKATUHK.
Years et experience have enabled ns In
measuring eyes, nttlug gUtsea with the pied
slonet au oculist.
A rull L'ne of G lasses rramed In Qeld, Sil
ver and Steel.
10 WEST KIM STREET,
LANCA8TEU. PA.
fTiOTHK WATCII IlUYKIti
When you want te Buy a Ooed
Wateh",
BUT wbore you can get the BEST
VALUE! for the Menoy.
BUY wbore you knew you ean re
turn It, should It net preve tmtisi'tio tmtisi'tie tmtisi'tio
tery. BUY where you knew wuat you
are getting.
We bave always tbe Largest
Btcek in Geld, Silver and Nlekel,
and can Guarantee you tba Beat
Satisfaction,
WALTER C. HERE,
(KOBSHtLr JOS, BXUSB,)
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LABflASTEK. ye.
nl.tM
TOBACCO.
S
TANDA.KD 0HKW1N0 TOBACCO.
DOYOUCHEW?
-THKN UKT-
THE BEST
-WHICH
Finzer's
Old Honesty.
Genuine Has a Red B lln Tag1
Every Plug.
en
OLD HONKSTT It acknowledged te be the
FUIUST and MUST I1A8TIMCJ piece of
STANDARD CHKW1NU TOIUCCO en Ihe
market. Trying it Is a better teat than any
talk about it. Utre It a lair trial.
JVYOUaUKALVRHAS 1T.-C
nevlS-lydAw
UKOVKHIKX.
V"isiefiAwj
T ENTEN HKASON GOODS.
U "alt and Hmeaed Fish, fin White Fat
Mackerel Codfish, Umered Uallbnt, Canned
ha'men and Lebatar, (tardiness, ete , Macaroni,
tielatlne, flne hew Yerk Cheese, Canned
rrulls and VegeUb'ea, eilers and l'lcklita.
Our stock of Oeffeea and Teas oetnpaie with
the finest In tha market.
Please laver us with a trial order, Goods do de do
llveied, (1K0K0K WltNT,
Ne, US West Elng 8lrtwt.
s
PEOIAli BARGAINS.
Breems and Wash-beards
Clean Away with Te, at ". Ot.AHKl'S
T0MOU11OW (SATUHDJIlY)
MARCUS.
AOnsd tleuse.nrnntn given away with One
round of S, Clarke's Mi Tea.
A Oned Deuble Zlne Wash -boa td given away
with One l'eund ee Tea.
P. S-Uemember weare selling a great many
groeerlea at and below oeat la etder te redaca
our stock before moving.
gsr Will remove te 13 and U Seuth Queen
strait about the middle el Mares, a few doers
from Centre tqeera,
S. CLARKE'S
TEA AND COFFEK STORE,
KO.M WKST K1MQ BTRKKT.
tSf Telephone.
AT BUIUJK'H.
A JOB LOT OF PLUM KIDDING.
In pound cans, at greatly red n nod prices t
usual prlee sea can, we will sell for We, ere
cant for B'nj, gnir.ntecd.
Jnst received, a let el fine VAN KORIM
xUtK uiiKKSR, tn foil Alse, flonte sua
riee uheese, Stptage, and Choice Yerk State
Cream cheese.
Jnst received, fresh Macaroni and Vermi
celli. Just received. Alexis Oedlllnt oilve Oil.
finest Fresh Table Oil. Alse Duikees' Salad
1) resting.
Itava left about 0 qnarler boxes tanden
layer Ra's'.ns t lermer pnce,ai is (new selling
at 71 cent.
Vine Large Olives also, medium stses.
Oranges, Lemens and Bananas, Vina Prunes,
HsJslnc, iTunelles, rigs. Dates, and evory every
thlug la the gtult line, and prices tight,
AT
BURSK'S,
MO. 17 BAST KING BTB1I.T
LANOSSTkU, PA.
4(srTelephene coaneetlou.
CPKOIAL DIUVES IM OHOCKRIE3.
REjST!
ACCU&ED OF UNDERSELLING.
We are J ust In receipt el a letter In which a
"Brether" grocer unjustly accuses ns el
"taking away his trade" by underselling.
Be Is evidently mistaken. It Is net our desire
te take away trade " Irem any one. Be for
gets that we are living lu a fait age-thit the
man who cannot held ap aad man felly com
bat vith tha world, bu te give plaeeteua
ODuwhoeaadeso, We are governed lathe
sale tad purchase of our gecdi by tie de
mends of a wldt-a wake people. Constant aad
perststeat adverilslag en our part use taasht
theat where te bay.' WatmakelabDylDg what
many ethsre hare la sail tag, and eesesquemUy
give enr patrons the beaeitef the pnrehase
gain. We believe that the lower the prlee of
anything, the greater the consumption. The
lessen of experience has tangbt nsthls. We
cannot, thetefere, be held responsible fjr the
leaeef Irade toether heuses.almply beeaese we
offer lnoneemenU, ee strong, thtt It will be a
great saving at tfceendef t be year te bay of ns.
jrarUes from eth r towns can save enough en
aslngleputehasetepay all expense Incurred
in coming te town. We have deoldel upon
one ceuise alhthe way through. Te buy In
large quantities and sell ns low as we dare sell
our prices may be lower thin enr competi
tor, but this we cannot help Tbebatuels
net with us. it we ate accused or aoieg an tne
business, there must be some reason ler It. If
you will qnly take a leek at our store en a Sat
urday, you will say with us you never saw
the llke. When we tell you 10 te M buy, po
lite, and attentlva clerks atu employed you
will have your denbts this Is net exaggoia exaggeia exaggoia
tlen we want you te come and see. We want
you te count them. We can use half a dexea
mera. The sequel te the whole matter Is
Largest, Neatest and Cheapest Stere In the
city, l'ellu ind Gentlemanly Y eung Clerks
noUejs. IcoilerllatgUnsSATUUUAY,
Reist, Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. King and Prince Ms.,
(Nmxt Deea te ts Sesbbl Heuse Uetsl.)
UUHWAL.
syisVneiMArviAMHvf
QUI'EUIOR UUALriT
MUSICAL BOXES.
IIENKT OAUTSCHI SONS,
Ne, USO Cheslnnt Street, l'bllaaelphla
Examination will preve enr Instruments
farsupeilerui anyother make, net speaking
of the werthlnse trash test abound In Iba
market, sem being f mero anueyancn than
pleasuie te their ewnurs. Old and lmper
lectiy tnadu Musle Uexea carelully repaiied
by experienced wnrkinen Irem the trauulao trauulae
tiirv InHwitaerland. Cern spendence solicited.
Bend stamp torcatalrgue and prloe list.
nerK-lidAw
llANO AND ORGAN IUMMO,
It will pty you te walk up one flight cf
stairs te see hew nicely you cau have your
Piane or Oiaau Repaired.
Viz ; lleslilnnlng, Knllrn New Works put In.
lasts Uevarnlsl.td and Polished as geed as
note, lour yellow oiscelarbd Ivery or keys
inadepertrctly wblK, by a newly discovered
pixcess. This can all be done at
Neb. 20 and SO Bast King Street,
Second fleer,
Over Blockhouse's Shee Stere.
WM. H. MANBY & BON.
f)31)d Lancaster, l"a.
TUH1NKHS MKl'HODM MADE PLAIN.
XJ 1 be system of Instruction at the
LANCASlkll COalktEttClAL COLLKC1E,
Is se simple end plain that any young ldy or
kentleinan can enstly uaalerall the dulalls of
a business eUacatlt n,
L1UKUAL TEUtfS.
Evening SessiensTuesdays, Wednet
and fitdars. ull Information glvun by
M.U.WE1ULEE,
Laaaaeter ceataereui Ccliage.
mat
JEXT DOOR TO TOE COURT HOUSE.
.
'
STIRRING PRICES
TOTkAKE QUODS
. A.
tome i e-aay ana see
Embroidered Corsets at 253 1 never such
maaoef beat drill, trimmed in lace, excellently
et the best grade at "5e t always sela at si.' e.
rreneh Corset, perfect fl at 11.(0. Ball's Klastle
pPiiu0iniiiijjnvvijvisifiiui i i
LACES-Hand-Made tinen Torchon Laeesat8,4.B,(it:,, IS, UK cte. a yard. MaewtM '
Tnrniinna frnm i in a niisvsHl. lam assortment ei allkindaef Wash Laeeaaa east'
riilew case Laeee from 5 te WH cents.
VKiL,inua-eewirgBiia veiiings, variety et laisn, is aaa n ns a ysnu ';,
110 JH it Y-Large astet tment of Foreign end Demeatle Hosiery from s te 50 cts a pair, Ti
LADIES' COLLAUS AMI) CUITS, all sixes, shapes aad prices , J gt
FAHNESTOCK'S,
NO. 35 37 1ABT KIKO BtnUT,
N
EW OARrETB.
CARPETS FKOM AUCTION
Metzger &
Have new open in their Lara Maw S'ere, a Usndsemn Variety of NEW OAErxtB, hengMM
AucUen ler Cash, and te
CARPRTR
AT 10 CENT'.
tIAllf KT3.
CAHPK18 ..ATSOUKNIM.
CAlll'KTS ATSUOKNTt.
CAUfCTS .AT6JUKNT3.
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TAPKSTRT HHDSSKL8 CAHl'KT from WO
at the LUVVKST x-Klcas.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'I
NEW CHEAP STORE,
NOS. 38 AND 40
OI'l'OSlTE TUB COOl'Elt IIOUSV.
B
ARO tk MeELROY.
bard &. Mcelrey,
33 and 36 Seuth Queen Street. ODMfrite Tem
w
I.f 1C1K JsVT OUR HKIUKH ..
-r - mm mmm r
M Anm aimveA Plllnas ataekaia Atilt, ffti war
long, only tte each i riaalUtaask Llneu 'I ewaJs, knotted rrlSi
SSO i S dea. S-laa llanaak l.tnan Tasrals. aetvt..l tassuare ITS
sw no. wins stkj i ssbbs i swia uu lieiu en ir see
only lie, regular prlee, lie, at gee. worth SU
I
wiea uBDiaaoBee atusiin
waal srasts nsnra At SL. 1.1
Me Table Lire in Damask or Leesa ntee
t tarfcey Kad border, son Ralsli, nn eaareh. eaiy ses perystw. wean
lies' Jerseys at tea, wet U Tte better grades MSLea,hj JTaast tytv
FEATHERS !
The Best Steam Cared Cderleea reathera.
anaoewsvaiDKOi onmiagsesewasaiiownrviaiiiei iivs
lower than yen eeald anywhere else, woalaa'tyewbBy
than any two stnrea pat together. W by f meaaae we au I
ust lAstaa suitwbssiv viasu 4
rYeseiitheisssTeiOCKIKasiertlteMweyltt the etly.
BARD &
33 and 36 Seuth Qutcn ItrMt.
OAMMV
BARUA1MM t
.00
SHIRK'S CARPET HALII
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BUADX8, c
We tave the targMt Bad BMt Stock la th Olty,
H. S. SHIRK &, SON
Cera Wnt K'.i tni Wftttr 8tTNti, Tmntfr. Pi
JTOB MALM OS MMJtT.
TJtOR KENT liAROE rSHOl KO. 40
Mi Seuth Christian street, known aa Stock
lag Paeiery. with power i cheap If ealUE for
seen. Inquire
ns-tld HO. SOUTH QDBEWBTEEET.
-DWK BENT-STORK KOOtf, KO. 41
JD West Blag street, eeeaetes. ler many
years aa a shoes aad dry goods store. Alse
stable or warehouse In sear, roesesslea April
I, isss. wm. J.ouerMst,
lis Ust Be. slM West King Street,
8'
HOP FOR NKNT THM IiAKOB
Works, en Baat Jsntae street, from April 1st.
Inquire el a, u MBUXSUI , one of the Ex Ex
ecueors, kftM North Duke street.
It Tb,S,Tutf
fJIOR MKNT.
Mt A
erv destraira LAKOK ttnOaf. cm.
trally located, at low rent. Apply te
1V W e ftjsJOl!1!
rewler Gallery, Me. 12 W. King SL
inarl-Jtd
NOW READY,
rallies wishing te view the North Dnkn
street " Urtwn Stene front" Houses, can de ae
by calling at the fourth house irem New
street, whleh Is new complete and open for In
spection irem 9 a. m. te 10 p. in.
declO-Ud EUVVIN XIIEUUAN.
FOR RENT TUK TIIKKK HTOKY
Ilrlck Uwelllng, Ne. is North l'rlnce
street, new eeeupled by Dr. M. 11. foreman.
Alse a Storuieoin, liasament und a large
Hall, suitable ler manulaelurlng or ether bu
siness. Inquire el
JOHN W. APPKL.
Ne. 83N0HU DukeHllcet,
Jan25-W,8,alt a
FOR RENT.
A venr desirable home, sltnatel In West
Lampeter township, along the Uua'ryvllle
Uatlrcad, nearly uppeslte Levan'a flouting
mill, about ta of a mile tern the city limits.
Tee place contains about two Acres of geed
land, well adapted for trucking, en which la a
geed two-story Vratna Heme, aumxer Heuse,
ntable, Currlage Heuse and sit necessary out.
bnlldlnus, also choice fruit. Knut ruasonaliie.
Possession Immediately. Inqnlrti en the
pmalsts, or at tlii Pomistle bowing Maehlnu
i.iHtn ,1 r,it.tMUfili.m. f.ttA
115-lld
,.uvv, aa wva, .w a.-, aa w.
QOKKNUWAHK.
Wm,m-fri
H
1UU A MARTIN.
CHINA HALL.
GLnABINQ sale
That lasts twelve months In Ine year. The
lirstnuallly ler the least money always te be
had there.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
NEW HOUSEKEEPERS!
Tn& Sets. White 0 runtle. IKS.
Dinner Sets, While Or.ulte..si.Si.
Liener fctu, Printed WtV.
Ne goods mlsrrprts-uttd. All Wares ex
changed If nolsalUntctery, at
High & Martin,
NO. IB EAST KINQ STREET,
LANCABTEK, PA.
T ADY AOKNTS WANTED.
XJ yorthe VANOUUKN iJOKHKTe. Xvery
ley wlahteg oeoii htalth and a bctutluljigurt
buys the p. Quick sales, Uoed pay. eend
ler terms and circulars. ...-.
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stayea.aiBJO i fermeiiyTee. auuiihibsI
enr in-iiana uun taaers Btpi at
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LKUAL NOTlOlta.
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STATE OP JACOB HEITZ,
-mzm m ,.nnRnia,x cut. unnMn, aw
of Lancaster city, eeceaeee. Jjsw; &
ters el administration en saia sssBaia ssius -,
bwn granted te the undersigned, allparaeae ,S;
dlate payment, and these having eialajeeifjaui
demandsairalnst the same, will preeeat tkmw.
wttiieut delav for settlement te the natlae v
signed, residing in 51'tJkllz
AVSBSiHSi
II. r. Davis, AdxlnUuat'rs.
Attorney. ieblS4t
m KmriNKD
ESTATE OP BKNKY
7ltM or I.aneaatar eltv. Laa.
A lluraer and wife, of Laneaster City, LM- ,.a
etster county. Henry Kuraei 'and in , ej 'A
Lancaster city, baring by 1,?S3 j$p
asilgnment. aated Jfebruary IS. 188U, aMlmse
..iHn.iarinit,tl t hntr nktatA aud asnata ise , a
.. iieneif Hnraae smnn x-isa. se si ' j i
the underslgued for the beneflt of the ejfi,
Iters el the said Henry Burger, he thaiMel Vj f
Sislaner.U) make payment te Uie unfit nlfasSi fefM
without delay, and these having eUuuie.tS) V ?J
" Jeilli ADAM jjrjHSEK, Assignee.
J. W. B llAUSStai', Attorney, ebiVStda
HO OTH A NO MI0X8.
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XTOVV IS THE TIME XO BUY I
I AH NOW SKLLINO. "" f Sa
ENIIttEBIOCKer
BOOTS AND SHOES 13
Uubbe, 4c, te Cleso by April L
WITMEnBESS,
feM2-S.WAwtf Ne.U West King St net.
TUrUEB a KAUFFMAN,
ATTOBNET-AT-LAW,
un sutitTir vHltrnEHT.. Laneaatar. PK
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