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THE IiANCASTEK BAILY INTEIiLIGBNCEl?, WEDNESDAY. MAHOH 7, 18SS8,
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FOR HONOR'S. .SAKE.
BY B. I FABJCON.
4 at r f " Urcat Farter Bqaare," Its
. Ungfct Bta if Life," We.
(e)htivcd )
The Attorney General N'ew, In all
the questions 1 have asked and yen have
answered, thcre are two subjects upon
which no definite information has beta
forthcoming. Oite your best attention te
them. Are you awnre that before or at
the time of the prisoner's engagement with
your mistress he had been or was engaged
te another lady? Take time. Yen have
said that yen were in the confidence of
your mistress, and that she used te speak
freely te you. At any period during these
communications did she refer te another
engagement?
Witness It mm tn this way, and I
can't answer the question in any ether.
The Attorney Uencral Answer it as
best you can.
Witness At one tlme my mistress
saldi "I wonder if Mr. Layten, befere he
aw me, was ever in levct" That was the
way it was first introduced. I did net
knew hew te answer her without running
1 the risk of hurting her feelings, but she
pressed me, and I was forced te say I
thought it very unlikely that a gentleman
ns geed looking as he was should net have
had his fancies. She pressed me further
until I said there were very few men of
his age who had net been in love. She
appeared distressed nt this, but seen
brightened up, and said: "What is that te
me se long as lie is mine?" But ltjwclghcd
upon her mind, as was proved by her tell
ing me at another time that she had asked
Mr, layten whether lie had ever been in
leve and that h would net give her any
satisfaction, which, te my mind, was quite
as geed as confessing that he had been.
These conversations between my mistress
and me took place In the early days, and
for Bome time after her marrlage she did
net say anything meits about it. But
when she was laid en a sick bed I mer:
within a few months of her being mur
dered The Attorney General De net say
that. It is for the jury te decide. Say
within a few months of her death.
Witness Well, within a few months
of her death she told me at least halt a
dozen times that she had discovered that
he had been in leve with another lady,
and that she believed he was se when he
married her. She said it was wicked and
abominable, and that if she Baw "the
creature" she would kill her.
The Attorney General Supposing this
te be true, your mistress never discovered
who tills ether lady was?
Witness Never te my knowledge.
The Attorney General As te your mis
tress a vchment te her husband, did it
ever, in your knowledge, grew weaker?
Witness I don't exactly knew hew te
describe it. She loved and liated him all
nt once. She was tern te pieces with love
and Jealousy.
The Attorney General Is that nil you
can tell us ujxrn this subject?
Witness That is all.
' The Attorney General I ceme new te
the second subject. It is concerning the
prisoner's family. Yeu have informed us
that net ene was present at the wedding,
and that net ene recognized the union by
sending a wedding present. New, are
you awaie whether he had parents, or
brothers or sisters?
Witness All that I heard was that he
had a father living. But I did net hear
that till mere than a year after the mar
riage. The Attorney General Who told you
then?
Witness My mistress. Although she
confided nearly everything te me. she
kept this te herself for n long time.
The Attorney General Did net her
father, Mr. Beach, speak about it J
Witness I never heard him; I had
very little te de with him. I had under
stood, at the tlme of the marriage, that
Mr. Layten's father was abroad, but I
had reason te beliove "afterward that this
was net te that he was in Englaud.
The Attorney General Did the pris
oner ever speak of it?
Witness I never heard him.
The Attorney General Did the pris
oner's father never ceme te the house?
Witness Never.
The Attorney General De you knew
whether he is alive at the present time?
Witness I heard that lie was deud. My
mistress said se.
The Attorney General Did the prisoner
go into mourning?
Witness He wero crape upon his hat
for several weeks.
The Attorney General New, conccn--trate
your attention upon the day and
night of March 25. I wish you te nar
rate, concisely, all that passed, within
your own knowledge, concerning the pris
oner and his wife, from the morning of
March 25 until the morning ei the 26th.
Witness Af 10 o'clock in the morning
of the 2eth my mistress' bell rang, nnd I
went te her room. My instructions were
never te enter her room in the morning
until she rang for me. There were two
bell ropes, one en each side of the lied, se
that en whichever side she was lying ene
of them was within reach of her hand.
The Attorney General Step a moment.
Did the prisoner and his wlfe occupy ene
room? '
I Witness Ne.
The Attorney General Fer hew long
had this been the case?
Witness Fer a geed many months.
Ever since things began te get wone be
tween them.
The Attorney General Proceed. Yeu
heard your mistress' bell ring, and you
entered her room at 10 o'clock.
Witness She Bald that she had passed
a very bad night, that she had had dread
ful dreams, and that she was afraid some
thing terrible was going te,hnppen te her.
She asked me if Herhusbnnd was up, and
I told her Hint he had just entered the
breakfast room, that I had met him en
the stairs, and that he Inquired whether
she were nwake, as he wished te speak te
her before he went out. My mistress said
that fehc also wished te speak te him, nnd
she asked me if I knew where he was
going. Of ceurse I did net knew, and I
told her se. She often asked me ques
tions v lilch she must have known very
well were net posslble for me te answer.
J washed her, nnd tidied up the room, and
then she desired me te go and tell my
master te ceme te her. I knocked at the
deer of the breakfast room three or four
times, and receiving no nnswer, I opened
it. My master was sitting at the table,
and lie started tip when I entered, Just as
if I hed aroused him from a dream. Ills
face was very pale, and he held a letter In
his hand. I noticed that he had net
touched the breakfast. I gave him my
mistress' message He nodded and went
te her room at once. The moment he en
tered my peer mistress began te talk, but
he stepped her and ordered me out.
''Keep in the next room," my mistress
said tp me; "I may want you." I went
into the next room nnd remained thcre
quite half nn hour, until my mistress
bell rang again. My master rushed past
me as I opened the deer, and I saw tuy
mistress was dreadfully agitated. She
was sitting up In led, nnd
' The Attorney General Step! Whlle
you wcre i'l the adjeluiug loom did you
hear anything?
Witness Net distinctly.
The Attorney General De you mean
by that that you could net distinguish the
words that were fcpeken by your master
and mistress?
Witness I could net distinguish the
words. I could only hear their voice
when they speke loudly.
The Attorney General Did they speak
loudly en this occasion?
' Witness Very loudly.
The Attorney General In merriment?
Witness Quite the ceutrury. They
were quarreling,
The Attorney General That is your
understanding of their voices?
Witness I could net be mistaken.
Nearly the whele of the tlme their eicet
were raised te a high pitch.
The Attorney General Which of the
two voices made the stronger Impression
upon you?
Witness My master's. I am certain
he was threatening her, as he had dena
tuarjimsAdnnathgurttflW months, j
The Attorney General That Is an im
proper remark for you te make. Cenflaa
yourself strictly te the natter la hand,
nnd te the tlme yen are giving evidence
upon. When you entered your mistress'
room she was sitting up In bed, dread
fully agitated, and your muter rushed
past you?
Witness Yes, and she called ent after
htm: "Never, while I aa allvel Yeu
wish I were dead, don't you, se that you
may be free te marry again? But 1
shan't dle yet, unless you kill met"
The Attorney General Yeu are posi
tive she made use of these words?
Witness Quite positive.
The Attorney General Did the prisoner
make any reply?
Witness Nene; and his silence ap
peared te lntnriate my mistress. She
cried out after him: "Yeu are a villain!
yen are a vlllainl"
The Attorney General Did you see
the prisoner again during the morning?
Witness Ne. In a few minutes I
heard the street deer open and close, and
my mistress told ma te ran and sea
whether it was her husband going out. I
went te the front room window and saw
him enter the carriage and drive away.
I returned te my mistress and Informed
her of It. She was In a furious state, and
If she had had the strength she would
have dressed herself and followed him;
but she was tee weak, unassisted, te get
out of bed.
The Attorney General Upen that point
you are also positive?
Witness Quite positive
The Attorney General Did your mis
tress make you acquainted with the cause
of the quarrel between her and the pris
oner? Witness She told me a geed deal. She
said that when she married htm It was
the worst day's work, she hnd ever done,
and that he hnd deceived her from first
te last. All he wanted was for her te
die; but although he hed treated her
se vilely, she bad him in her power.
The Attorney General What did she
mean by that? pld she explain?
Witness .Net clearly. She speke
vaguely about papers and acceptances for
money which she had, and which he
wanted te get held of. "He should have
them, every one," she said, "and de
whatever he liked, If he would be true te
me. But he is false, he is false, and I
will be revenged upeuhlm."
The Attorney General Did you acquire
this knowledge all at one time?
Witness Ne. My mistress speke at
odd times during the day, when I went In
and out of her room.
The Atterney General Nothing clse
Bald?
Witness Nothing that I can remem
ber. The Attorney General Did the prisoner
return te the house during the day?
Witness Ne.
The Attorney General Did you leave
the house during the day?
Witness Ne.
The Atterney General Or night?
Witness Ne.
The Attorney General Yeu remained
In attendance upon your mistress?
Witness Yes.
The Atterney General Did she make
any Inquiries about her husband?
Witness Oli, yes. In the afternoon
nnd evening she nsked me a dozen times
at least whether he had ceme home.
The Attorney General At what time
en the night of this day did you cease at
tendance upon your mistress?
Witness At 0 o'clock. She told an I
need net ceme Inte the room again unless
she rang.
I The Attorney General What then did
you de?
Witness I went te my own room te de
some sewing.
The Attorney General When you left
your mistress' room was thcre a table by
i her side?
Witness Yes; it was always thcre.
The Attorney General There were cer
tain tnmgs upon it?
IWitncs3 Yes.
The Atterney General What things?
Witney A decanter of water, a tum
bler and a bottle- of lozenges.
I The Attorney General Was there A
label en this bottle?
Witness Yes, it was labeled "poison."
I The Attorney General Wcre these the
sleeping lozenges your mistress was iu the
habit of taking?
Witness Yes.
The Attorney General What w as their
color?
I Witness White.
The Attorney General Hew many of
the lozenges were in the bottle?
Witness I nm net sure. Ten or ft
dozen I should say.
The Attorney General Being labeled
poiien, it could net be mistaken that they
were dangerous te life?
Witness There could be no mistake.
My mistress had told me that it a person
took three or four of them at ence he
would go te sleep nnd never wake again.
The Atterney General Was it consid
ered safe te leave such dangerous narcotics
within her reach?
Witness She was a very prudent
woman. She was fend of life; she dreaded
the idea of death.
I The Attorney General Were thcre any
ether articles en the table?
Witness Pen, ink and paper nnd a
book.
(te Bi coma trip.)
Sedden change et temperature always In.
dace physical dUcomtert under virien inai
Imitations, but general y cold. Laxader wilt
qulekly rid thi system et the bad tITects rn
tilting from these changes, trica only 15
cents a package.
"Apcililve benefit te young children ana
Infant " la the popular verdict or Dr. Hall's
liahv Byrup, Beld everywhere at 2) cents a
Positively Ugly tae, a
Can no made clear and attractive. These hor
rid pimples and blotches can be removed by
one application et Hep ointment. JVrvsr
atli. Take no ether. 25 cent at druggists, or
mall stamps te the Hep Ce , New Londen,
Conn. (I)
Take New stjle Vinegar flitters, and your
headache and isllewneia will elope together.
The Uemellast Stan In Lancait r,
As welt as the handsomest, and ethers are
Invited te call en any druggist and get f a
trial bottle or Kemp's Unfit m ler tee Threat
and Lung, a remedy that Is selling entirely
upon Its merits and is guaranteed te cure and
relieve all Cbmnlcand Acute Coughs, Aithma,
Bronchitis and tonsumptlen. Pilee 60 cent
ana si
JanlJ-lydAw (1)
SPECIAL JNOTJCEU.
la Consumption IncuraDla.
Bead the follewing: air. C. H. Merris, Newark,
Ark, nay i: "Was down with Abscess et Lungs,
and friends and physicians pronounced me an
Incurable Consumptive, Began taking lit.
King's New Discovery for Consumption, am
new en my third bottle, and able tecversne the
work en my farm. It la the finest medicine
ever msiH."
Jesse Mlddlewart, Decatur, Ohie, aays: "Had
it net been for Dr. King's .Sew Discovery ter
Consumption, 1 would bavedted of Lung Trou
ble. Was given up by doctors. Am new In
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II. B Cochran's Drug Stere, Ne. U7 and Vj
North Queen struet, Lancaster, Fa: (5)
THAT HACKING GOUUH can be se quickly
cured by Bhlleh's Cure. We guarantee It. Beld
by H. li. Cochran druggist. Ne. 17 and l
North Quefln St.. Laneaatr, Pa. (11
SLEEPLESS N1011TB, made miserable by
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jer you. Beld by li. B. ceehran. druggist. Ne
IS? and IB North Oneen St.. Lancaster. Pa. (
couuu.wrieoriNUCuuoiianamoucimu
Immediately relieved by Bhlleh's Cure. Beld by
U. it. Cochran, druggls t. Ne. 137 and LJa North
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seman Mether 1 1 MeUtaisllt
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth t
ir se, go at enee and get a bottle of MBS.
WINBLOW'SSOOTUINUSYBUP. It will re
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pend upon It there la no mistake about IU
There Is net a mother en earth who has ever
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will regulate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te tha child,
operating like magic It Is perfectly safe te
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the prescription of one et the eldest and beat
female physicians and nurses in the United
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maylB-lydAw
BUILOU'B COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by us en a guarantee. It cure Con
sumption. Beld by IL B. Cochran, druggist.
Ne. U7 and 119 North Queen it, Lancaster,
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ODD'S SAKSAPARILLA.
What Is Scrofula
It 1 that Imparity la the Weed, which, ac
emulating lathe glands of the neek.produee
naslghtly lumps or swelling i which causes
palatal running teres ea the anas, legs e
feat which develop ulcer In the eye, em,
erstete, often earning bllednets or dearnet
wale u Us origin of pimples, cancerous
growth, or the many ether saantfestattens
usually ascribed te hnmers " whleh, fasten fasten
lrgapeata lungs, cauie consumption and
Mla. Being the meet an elent. It 1 the most
gantralef ail diseases or affection, ler very
few persons are entirely free from It,
HOW CAM IT BR CUKBU
By taking HefceVa Sanaparllla, which, by the
remarkable enres It hss accomplished, often
when ether medicines have fall d, has proven
Itself te be a potent nd peculiar medicine for
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derlul. If ytu softer from scrofula In any el
lis forma r sure te try Heed's BarnparllU.
THBPKCULUB MBD1C1NB
" I have running sere en tny limbs for Ave
yearr, sebadat times that 1 could net walk,
or sleep night. When I commenced taking
Heed's sarsaparllla 1 was In pain te severe
that 1 cannot describe Iu I bad no appetite
and fell away. But Heed's Harsaparuia did
me a wonderlnl amount of geed. I have a
geed appetite, have gained In Been ant can
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Lean, Dever, Mi If.
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only C. I. HOOD CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar
aaw
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The best compound known for the prevention
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The Nervous.
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A NKHVK TONIC.
relery and Ceenn, the prominent In-rc-dlen
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AN ALTEUATIVX.
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A LAX ATI VK.
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D1UBBTIO.'
In Its composition the best and moitaetlve
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temedle ter dlsei.se of the kidney. It
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U undreda of tei tlmenlal i have been received
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Ptlee, 11.00. geld by Druggl.ta.
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15 N, 11U BU, Phlla., t'a.
n
I SfreireBlari Ire.
het ss-iyeoejiw
B
N
KW OAHPETrs.
CARPETS FROM AUCTION!
Metzger & Haughman
Have new open la their Large New S'ers, a Handiema Variety of NBW OARFBTS, bought at
Auction ler Cash, and te be told cheap for cash.
OABPBT8
IIABPETS i...
AT 10 CENT.
OAHPBTB ATS0UBNT3.
OAHHKT AT40UBNTS,
GABPBTA ATMCBNTS
.. as vus-ia,
TAPBSTRTBRUH9KL8 CARPET from 500 up. PLOOB, STAIR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS
at the LO W KST r B1C B9.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
NKW CHEAP BTORB,
NOS. 38 AND 40 WEST KING ST.,
OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSP.
B
ARD A MeKLKOY.
bard & Mcelrey,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
LOOK AT OUR PftlCES :
tSdes. Binuiped Pillow Sham only tes per pair t 85 des. Stamped Aprons, full lie,lyard
long, only tte each I Pine Damask Linen lewel, knotted trlngn, only Sua each, price elsewhere,
Met iSdes. Pine Damask Mnen Towels, aetnal measure nxlulnehes.SferSAai rioer oil Ckuh
at t&e. worth aea t Beat Table oil tleth en ly 5e
k. m. wenn vn i ieni j aoie tin cieui e
only inc. regular price, le, atie, worth
,r price, no, at ie, wertnsiut ueautiiui nuum aive, worm nu i,e'yrus yaru
ied Musiln at eue. worth se. Just try some of this Muslin, see whether yen
re el It. i,sm yard Heavy Yard Wide fcuslln Kemnanu at Ce, wertn sa Best
wiue uDDiaaenec
won't want mere
SSe Table Linen In Damask or Leem Dice In the city t Bleacbed UermanTabln Linen, wllb
neat turkey Bed border, soft finish, no starch, only Ma pr yard, worth 75e special bargain la
Ladle' Jerseys at tee, wertn 76e belter grades at SLUO, l. and ll.te.
FEATHERS !
The Best Steam Cured odorless Poalher. Perhaps yen have your regular place te deal at,
and ilen'i think et coming teseeu about Pnathera. If yen eeula buy tha best Poatberaefu
lower than yen eculit anywhere else, wouldn't you buy them of ui T We sell mers reathera
than any two stores put together. W by T Because we lull the best feathers lower than yea can
buy them anywhere else.
We sell the BEST STOCKINGS for the money tn the city.
bard &
33 and 36 Seuth Queen Street,
N
KXT DOOR TO THK COURT HOUHK.
Something About Carpets I
Purchasers must observe two thing whtn buying Carpets, first, quality.
Second, pnee. leu don't buy them eve.y day, hence must bt sure you get the
proper thing when von de buy. If we ean give you an excellent article at a low
iirlre, se much the better t veu don't al stays find both virtues united In one jilece
nt geed. We have roll uuen rolls of Btntth's Tapaslry llrntsel Carpet (the best
make In the Union) at Ml, eiW,7s and SB eent a yard, with berdera u match, all
this spawn's style. It I enr rirst arasnn ler these goods, and you won't find any
old atylea or shop-worn goods, but all fresh, bright, new things Just from the
loom Ingrain Carpets In jirnluslen from tee te Oe ler tha best Kxtr Super. Our
BOe Ingrain Is the best ever offend for the money, bnlngjustas htavy aa the 7iw
gradnand halt wool. Don't miss seeing tham: Bag Carpet wero never se geed
ter the money. We have them at 23. ss, si up te te cents. Twe number are of
special Intertist these at S3 and (0 renta-tbe latter being AP-wool rirlnrd In
several patterns, stair Carpel with Hall and Bordering te Match tn variety,
stair carpet a low a 10 cents.
FAHNESTOOK'S,
30 37 BABT KIMO ST., LAN0A8THR, FA.
CAKfBT HALLM.
W-vyirm, wsw
BAUOAINH I
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS,
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rig and Chain Carpets,
OIL CLOTIItS, WINDOW SUADXS, Ox.
Wa have the Largest and Bart Btoek In the Olty,
H. S. SHIRK & SONS,
Cornar Wast Kin? and WiUr StrMttr, Lineastar, PL
BVMUKK 11RHOUTH.
it
rETKTHEBILiIi,"
ATLAHTIO CITV. N.J..
Ocean Bnd Kentucky Avenun.
Open Pcbruary 1, te November 1. Leck
Bex 1030.
M.J.ECKEBT.
narl-Smd Mar,Jnne,July,
A TLANTiO 01TY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITT, N. J.
(PepularWinter or Summer) Largest
Betel. Most Convenient. Bleguntly sui
nlsheC. Lfberully Managed,
OPEN ALL THE YEAB.
CHAR. MeULADR. Prep.
W. K. Ceciisa, Chief Clerk. feli'it bind
A TLANT10 CITY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE,
(Perrcerly Hetel Ashland.)
4BTNOW.OPBN.-wB
KEfUKXISHKD. UBMODKLKD.
UENOVATED,
Jfis. It. PLANIOEN, Ja.
maTl-4md-Mar,Apr,July,Aug.
ST. UUAKLISH UOTKL, WITU KIKHT
Class Bestatirant attached. Ne. 14, IS und
ill Chestnut at rriet. Lancaster, PaOppeaiui
Penn'a it. it. Passenger Depot. KysUirs In
evnry style. Transient custom sellclled I 12
geed be and well aired re3m j mndentte
thargn i also geed liable room for hone t
open day and night, exeent Sunday.
febMliid OaOBUKPLOUY, Prep.
HTO VKH. Hell.
F
LINN HKKNKMAH.
HODSEFDRHISBIHC!
STOVES I
Parler Steve, Parler Heater, Cook stove
and Itangas,
TIN AND SHEET IBON WABE.
Our Old Style Iland-Madu Tinware take the
Lead.
WOOD AND WILLOW WAUK.
UaskeU, Bucket. Tubs, Butter Churns, Churn
Uuiks, Breems, Step Ladflars, Wash Lints,
Bed Cords. Table aud Pluer Oil clellii,
CUTLEUP.
A Pull Line of Table and Pecliet Cutlery,
luien, BcUners, Ac., Ac, Ac
LAMPS.
Stand Lamps, Hanging Lamp, lliacket
Lampi, Uai and Ceal Oil Chandeliers,
Lantern, Ac.
AvTheLargett Stock of lleutefurnlihlng
Goods Iu the city. Plumbllng und Uas Pit
ting. Tin Booting a Specialty.
FLINH & BREMEMAN,
QUE AT STOVE STORE,
Ke 163 North Queen Streot,
LANCABTEB PA.
w
M, McOLDRE'B
SOUTH (JU UNIT Ui 1 11) I Wtl'.KP,
Ne. SSSeith Queen Stret.
PEAUSON E. auuaEB.SupcrlntendtnU
ii-ua
CSVM.
CARPKT8 .....AT1SOKNTB.
OAKPBTS.... ...ATttCRMTH.
OAHPBTB AT S3 CENTS.
OAKPBTB...
OAKrBTS...
.ATftOUBNIB,
.,.....
AT 7 CENTS.
LANCABTBB, PENN'A
Opposite Fountain Inn.
psr yatd i Bcru curtain Net. with taped tdges,
Mcelrey,
Opposite Fountain Inn.
MActUAIHHI
wnnturvMn.
vw'V
A kkw weima
TO THE
Expectant Housekeeper !
When starting In your own home one of the
first and most Important thing you must
think of lathe
FURNITURE-
The deilre nf every one la te make their
home aa pretty and as comfortable a they
ran, and the question et strength and dura
bility mnst be considered as wull as beauty
and comfort, and pernsps the mest Important
el all Is the pilce that tills boauiy.cemtortand
durability wUl cost. ,,
WELL, JUST CALL AT
WIDMTBP C0BIE&
And see hew wall and satisfaetnry wn can All
your wlshu. The Quantity and quality of our
sliiiik cannot be surpassed, i'noe are low.
It will pay ieu tocallaudsueu.
WIDMYER'6
FUltNlTJOllE STORE,
Baet Kin? and Duke Streets.
F
UKN1TUUK.
H0U8E8TIRE8
"We have room and are showing the
Largest Vatlety et Everything in
FUJINITUUE te be seen anywhere
la this section. We guarantee our
goods always rellable and at the best
prices that such goods can be sold
for.
HEINITSH'S
FURU1TURE DEVOI,
37 AND 20 BOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKB, PA.
Personal Attention Ulveute Undartas-
Ing.
SMALL THKKMOMK1RKH KOK AKT
and rancy Werk, 1ri 3 aud 3K Inches In
length, at
UUBLKY'S DKUU RTOKK,
Ne. M West Blng Htreet.
NOT1UK TOi THKHPABSKKH AND
UUNNEBS.-A11 persons are hereby ter.
bidden te trespass en any of the land el the
Cornwall and Speedwell estate In Lebanon or
Lancaster oeuntle. whether Indosed or tuiln.
eleaud, either for the purpose of (hooting or
Oshlng, as the law will he rigidly enforced
against all tre passing en said land Of thu un
Oeslgned after this notles.
WM. COLEMAN PBBKMAP,
K. PBBOP ALDBN,
EDW. O.PKBEMAN,
avpli U4 Atterasje ter B.W.clma' uit
TMAVBLBHB QVIDB. V
RKADINO A COLUMBIA RAILHOi
.AND BBANCHBS. AND LBEaSSS
AND LABCASTEE JOIHT LINE i. . ,
ON AND APTEE BUM DAT, NOV.
1
xsaana leave bbauibe.
. S.'2"i5Pln.!P"aa 7: a ss.
m
iMv&tttffi
y
"""" KSl A V CUIiDBHt. V
Per Reading at 7J am.ltHMg JWi ss. f
PorIbnenatlan'a"Sl,,, i-
TRAINS LEAVE QUABJaviLkJa. ?
ret Lancaster at : a .rTsit ft
V " .
a M
rer seMinir a.6:f ft m anfl !fc n .
Jer lbvnen at we and :Wp ar -
LBAVB R1MO STKBKT (UaMM.
Fer BAadtnft at 7i3t a m, 12-9 aa t.m
WtYT fhsnr.n saw 1 f m 1 wra.kTZT ssT 1.
.1
" ""vwwmm , f tj is. ASAa I i lTTf aQE Til
Fer quarry vine at 6n3tBi,8K
LEAVK rUlKOH BTRBBT (LaaM
Fer KM1!nir at 7: a mf 1WI and 9MM
Fer Qaarryvuia at fc a m, i: an Wmm
TO attfl V BVaWW MMS Ms W j
Fer Ian caster at 7.1 z a in. ifc &na 7J0 mi 'n
sMwvHis w iiisn sajg a4sav SBsW I sSsW V M
ret Qnarryyllle at TOia n and UM p m.
BUNDAT TRAINS.
&
'$
i)l
. TRAINS LEAVE BEADIITO
- -- - vivs w avas asa SClsl .W A EBB
Per quarryvpie at i-eup m. "
TUA1N8 LBAVB QUARRTVILLE
Per Lancaster, Lebanon tnfl Bnaillag at M,t;':
am.
TatATsVat T.WAtPs 1T1 tTl fr..u.u..(
j1"
Fer Heading and slrobaaea at Ixtt a m aadMI
Pn. L'jte
rer uutsvrrvviiisi tit hvi n m. v:u
TKAtAS ukAvn VHisaR st. (riieatar.l
l-flYwT UMw km M71r
Fer gaarryvtUe at B; p .
Fer LancatUir at 7:M a tn and 3.4S p ttu
-" wssj itna Mkfl,M J iHt
rtUaJa
iBa.Bea4Msut'A
and l.etianena ioe Um tablet at all
ion, see uma Ubles at all staMeas. ,T 7j
A. M. WILSON. superlnteaSSt. $
IJBNNHThVAMlA KAILROAII
BOUBDULE.-IB effect trew twuTvl,
Trains utn Libeastsb and ltavaa ii-ft
nt atPhlladMphUas fellow 1 '"""". ,5r
Lean
WESTWARD.
faeue Bxpreasf
sfBjExpreMt..
wly Pasaengnrt.....
Man train vlaMUJeyi
Ste.1 Mall Train.....
Philadelphia,
ieAUr.
". as.L-S
4:90 a. as.
:a.B,
MO a. bb.
553'
rlacelumtut
Ntasrara Express.....
t:e a. m.
saaereT Aoeom.....
Past Ltnef.... ........
rrederlek Aoeom . . , ,
Lancaatar Acoem..,,
HarrUbnrg Accem.,
Columbia Aoeom...,
uarruburw Bxpres
Wetern Expresst..
EASTWARD.
rta Colombia
lldOa.m.
via Columbia
via Mb Jey.
KSODaBS.
:0p,.
ssep a.
9:80 p,na,
Leave
Lancaster.
tAia.ns.
8KB . SB,
s-.10a.kii,
teas a, a.
MMI.B.
XMSP.B.
ftesCas,
BMP.SS.
4.-46 p. a.
fcetpTss.
TU. SIHMIiiiii,
Past Line?...........
Harrlsbnrg Express,
irniwiw r acoen ar.
Columbia Aoeom....
taaskera Expre....'
jrauiacwipeia Aeaeu.
UkV MIS.. ......,
g7jprsst
Harrlsbnrg Aoeom.
lna isaneaauu nunamMum
HkSStViF09'''1 un'm
JTlst) ftaraSttB AsBCBBBIOBallOB kw
Ma at ftt a. m. aaa raaeaaVar
Aise leavss eniaaua atiDW a. ss.
Biw reaeklng Marietta at la usA st
atartetu at Jres p. m. ana arrtresM C
at me i also, leave at m aa arrtrsi
aaa suia suxmmmaeiauesi isaTSSj
at VM ana arrive at Isaaeaatar B
BeeUr g ltk Uamsbarw Bxeraa at
tbb Predenek AcoameUuos.wSw
neeiiajt at Laneaster with Past Lha7w2
atftU p. te., wui ran tareugk te riwBswkk-TV
xasi rnesnes Aocemmooaaow.
Oelambia at lM.aattnsiskSBlsBsj
pul , f
Hanover Accommodation, East, tears 0J
HinuH. ai, s;iup.m. Arnvee as
4 ss n. mcennnctlnv with ns
Haaevar Aemmiunaatmsi. wassvi
at Laneaster wiu Niagara Express at i
mwiuruauirouBhteluioTsa-.tBsBP.aj
fsllTBlaT. A'
Past LiBSkwtaL eat lelay,i
wau asup m nvwniBiMnnLuas
bar. Bit. Jer. BlIaaCHtktdwn s
t i?ae eat train wkleAraaAaUy. i
t mux train wust runs byway of I
! E.WOOD, neralawB4sn
ubab. at. ruttn sMaarai si us r. ,- .;-)
..I11
me wmmrvxBMBMiM mmmum, .'
QAIsIi AMD iKB.
-TBT-.
ski"" ,
Wt
ROCHESTER LAMP.
i erf , &
Blxty CaauLlf ht jtHMt tMEt BB. rW
ABOUHWLOtOf CHBAPSIX)jBSPisB-
uuawves. ".tm '
THM piftraexiOMM 4;-
METAL MOULDINH A EHBBEE COWUWfi
S'lf
wciAirtuidiiyr -v
m
-
.Beats them alL'This trlp outwears all ethM,
Seeps out tha cold, step rattling of wtoBewS.-:
Exclude tha dnst. Keep out saew aaBfSdit. '
Anyone can apply lu-nowaste or emitasta
In applying It. Can be fltted anywhre
hole te bore, ready for use. It will met split, ;,
warn or shrink a cushion strip la tha Bseitl
nmriiHu. jii me Bseve, ueaier aaa mtrngty
-or-
s
usp,ssV,--il
ttWp.BS.1
SCstf'l
EBEajKJ
Axrsal
tmenJbVs '
Se?''?
1ssssbvBM eeSI
svaa b a.'Oi jn
JsebbbbbMsbbV V
-t r.Jt-
.nSi
Jehn P. Schauta & Sem,
-?
84 SOUTH QUEEN BT- -
I.ANOABTBB. PA.
IVlVxCtit HlOVKBll
CALL AND EXAMINE
KIEFFEE & HEBE'S
lrK
SS.'
STOCK or
STOVES!
'M
, ii.T
" Tha Splendid" ud " Bright Diwrf
5 0VJ$
It AVE NO UlVAf. AS UBATBKS, ffi
Per we all Ilka warm feet, and tht earn 4ml $
be enjoyed at a PULL BASK UEATBB. :W,i
uoel lluatur at oneo, rather than pendjyear'
meney for a Cheap Steve, only te trad) lte
i.7,' .nzz: r ::r-T'..r:-7rf -- jt
HUTS Himinrt anu ists mnnsv nv iiiibim
ler ua iron nxt year, rreinave several ex
ravaisat (VeA
these en hand that we can soil very lew,kv-,'V-,'
Inn taken them tn trade -some bavins' tiVVi.
used bat one or two years. ri
AND P0U;C00KINQ
The Splendid and " Meatear JUgf ' P
Never Pall te tilva SatlstaeUea.
Our Line of Bmallcr and Cheaper Steve and
Bange la Complete,
SsPOUDEBS POE PLUMBINQ.-w
TIN EOOriNO AND HPOOTIXQ EeeMtw
rreuipt Aiteauen. v
-NO BAD STOCK U8ED.1
Ne. 40 East King 3t.,1
LANCABTEB, PA:
(Opposite Court Heuse.
coal;
B.
H. MAK'I'IN,
wxelisau Aae sstau BiA&xa la
All Elnda of Lumber and OeJ, '
svissei no, ssu auiu iraKXABSi a crisaw Vix
StM.1. MtutWA Ijimnn. IjnMiljii1. lwjl fj.9
TAUMUAitIWKK'eJ COMPAMi',
COAL DEALERS.
Osrie: Na 119 North QueenStreet, sat av
Cs34 North Prtnoe stroet.
ifaaxsi: North rrinee street, near asatuaE.
Deoet.
aur Utfd
LAMOABTEB, PA
QOALt COAL I
Price of Ceal Reduced
AT
0. SENER a SONS,
COIt. PB1N0B A WALNUT SIS.
Janltt-ttd
E
K
FRESH 3PI0ES,
Plaverlng Kxtracls and DtUllud ittipV
Water, gu te
.i n liminnTnMA nr
Largest and Ctieaitust Drug Heuse la IjsaOU. c
Uu.Tte. i,aad 14 Wet King UL, v
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