mgsaam F ,' ?f V-W , 1 - THE LANCASTER DAILY INTEIJLIOEKCER, FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 18S8 a?i f - t FOR HONOR'S SAKE. BY B. I FARJKON. AuUer at "Ureat Pattst- Htuf," Bright Star lit Lif," etc IM (03TIVBt.) cnAPTEn vr. DESCRIPTION OF THE LAST DAT'- PnoCEKD PneCEKD KOS EXTRACTED FROM A DAILT TAPER. "The trial of Edward Lay ten for the murder of his wife caine te a lingular and unsatisfactory termination lata last night That the public interest In the case had reached an almost unprecedented height was proved by the large number of per sons who Wcre unable te obtain admission te the court. "On the prerleus evening the evidence for the prosecution had closed, and thcre was a painful and eager expectancy in the minds of all present as te the line of de fense which the prisoner intended te adept. This line of defense It lndecd it can be called a defense was as surprising as it was brief. "The prisoner, addressing the judge and jury, Intimated that it was net his Inten tion te call witnesses en his behalf. Most of the witnesses for the prosecution, he raid, had given their evidence fairly, and If they bad committed themselves te mis statements and discrepancies, it was mero because they wcre cither misled or mis taken In the case of one witness, Ida White, because she was strangely preju diced against him than that they had a desire te make the case against hlra even blacker than it was.. It had happened be fore, and would doubtless happen again, that a man found himself thrust into such an unhappy position as he himself steed through no fault of his own, and that he was unable te say or de anything te prove his Innocence. Some times It was with such a man a matter of honor, sometimes n matter of conscience. In his own case it sprung from both his honor and his conscience that his lips wcre sealed, and the utmost he could say for himself was that he was an innocent man, with se dark an array of evidence against him as te almost Incontestable prove him te be guilty. All that he could de was te declare most solemnly that the accusation npeu which he was being tried was false, and that he steed befere them as un stained by crime as they wcre themselves. ' What could be said truly in bis favor was that his character, and te seme extent his blameless life, wcre a refutation of the charge. Evidence of character was gen erally called in mitigation of impending punishment. He did net Intend te call such evidence, because, by se doing, it would be ft half admission that he steed thcre a guilty Instead of an Innocent man. He knew perfectly well hew lawe and Im potent these weak words must sound In the cars of these who wcrp sitting in Judg ment .upon him; "but this he' could net help. It was but part of the fatal web la which he was entangled. That he and his wife hed lived unhappily together was net te be disputed; but even in this most serious crisis of his 11 fe he denied the right arrogated by the legal profession te rip open a man's private- affairs and cx cx cx pose te the vulgar gaze what he desired should be hidden from It. The last thing he would de, even if he had been In ten times the peril in which he then Btoed, was te drag ether persons Inte the case, and te allow them te be blackened and vlllfledas he had been. 'lean scarcely doubt,' said the prisoner, 'what your ver dict will 'be. Wcre I In you? place I ftheuhl most likely decide as you will de cide) but none the less will it be a solemn fact that, though you Pre legally right, you are morally wrong. I must be con tent te let the case rest as it has been pre sented te you, and te ablde the lssue, though it may cost me my life.' "Never in a criminal court, in the case of a man arraigned upon se grave a charge, has thcre been heard a defense se weak and strange; but it is nevertheless s fact that the prisoner's earnest and, te All pppoarnnce, ingenious manner pro duced a deep impression upon all who heard him, and when he ceased speaking there was, in the murmurs of astonish ment that followed, au unmistakable note of sympathy. "After a slight panse the attorney gen eral rose te sum up the case against the prisoner, and his ,iuc!slve judicial utter ances seen dispelled the impression which the prisoner's earnestness had produced. He said lhat in the circumstances of the case his speech would be briefer than it otherwise- would liave been. He had a duty te perform and he would perform it, without, he hoped, any undue severlty or barshnesi. Unhappily the cvidence was only tee clear against the prisoner, and unhappily the prisoner had strengthened the case against himself. This was net a matter of sentiment; it was a matter of justice, and justlce must be done. With slight limitations, around which the pris oner threw a veil of silence, contenting himself te cast suspicion upon them by seme kind of mysterious implication which no person could understand, and net venturlug te give them a distinct and indignant denial with slight limitations, then, the prisoner had admitted the truth fulness Of the evidence brought against him. As the prisoner hed net di rectly referred te these doubtful points in the evidence, he would him self de se and endeavor te clear away any latent doubt, if such existed, in the minds of the jury. First, with respect te the ulster. T10 prisoner did net deny that he were this ulster en the whole of the day his coachman, Jehn Moorhouse, was driving him te various places, and it was only upon his arrival home at midnight that he endeavored te shake the coachman's evldcnce as te whether, when he entered the carriage, upon leaving Provest's restaurant, mm upon his Issuing from the carriage when the coachman drew up at his house, he still had his Ulster en. What his motlve was in endeavoring te shake the coach man's testimony upon this point it was Impessible te say. He (the learned coun sel) had most carefully considered the matter, and the only conclusion he could arrive et was that the prisoner was anx ious te instil a doubt into the minds et the Jury, that it was net he who left the res taurant at 11:50 and entered his carriage, and that It was net he who alighted from the carriage and opened his street deer. But supposing for Instance, that this ar gument had a foundation In fact, was it net easy for the prisoner te prove what he hed done with himself between 11:50 en the night of the 25th et March and 7 o'clock en the morning of the SGthr Surely some person or persons must have seen him, and had he produced these persons thcre would have been a rcasouable alibi set up, which It would be the duty of evcry ene engaged in this case seriously te consider. Indeed, no weuiu go se xar as te say mar, admitting such cvidence te be brought forward and established, thcre could net be found a Jury who would convict the prisoner of the charge brought against him. It would then have been proved that the prisoner liad net seu Ids wlfe from 11 o'clock en the morning of the 25th of March until 7 o'clock en the morning of the 20th;and as itwas during the night of these days that the unhappy lady met ber death, it would liave been impossible te bring the prisoner In guilty. But, easy as this evldcnce must have been te pro duce, there 13 net only no attempt te pro pre duco It, but in his lamentably impotent speech the prUener does net e en refer te it. In his mind then, and In the minds et all reasonable men, thcre could net be a doubt that this was the case of ene who, in despair, was catching at a straw te save himself. The learned council touched briefly but incisively upon every point in the evidence concerning which the pris oner had maintained silence and had made no endeavor te confute. Fer instance, there was the lady whom he met In Bloerasbury square, whom he took te Pre Pre eost's restaurant, whom he regaled with " a supper which neither he nor the touched a distinct proof that they ere etherwise momentously occupied. The evidence with respect te this lady is irre fragable. She was no shadow, no myth, no creation of the imagination; she was a veritable being of llesh and bleed. All the efforts of the prosecution hed failed te trace her, end the Just deduction was that she was somewhere In hiding, afraid te taste and placed stde by aids with the prisoner in the deck. The prisoner did net deny her existence, nor that she and he were for several hour In company with each ether. Were he Innocent what pos sible doubt could exist that he would feting her forward te establish his Inno cence? Were both Innocent, would net ate et her own accord step forward te prove ltf The prisoner in his address made certain allusions te honor and con science, by which he would make It ap pear that he waa guided by his honor and his conscience In the singular method of bis defense t and it saay be that there ex isted in him some mistaken sense et chiv alry which Induced him te de all in his power te screen the partner in his crime. It would have been better for him had he brought his honor and his conscience te bear In the unhappy engagement into which he entered with the unfortunnte lady who afterward became his wife; but It had been amply proved that the mar riage was net, en his side at least, a mar riage of affection. Distinctly he 'harried her for her money, and distinctly he would be a great gainer by her death. Thus, then, there existed a motive, and net a novel one for the tragedy has been played many times in the history of crime for his getting rid et her. He (the counsel et the prosecution) did net wish te press hardly upon the prisoner, who was a man et culture and education and must (eel keenly the position in which he steed, whatever might be his outward demeanor. But it devolved Upen him te impress upon the jury net te allow any false sen timent te cause them te swerve from the straight path of duty. They must decide by the evldcnce which had been presented te them, and It was with a feeling the reverse of satisfactory that he pointed out te them that this evidence could lead te but ene result. "The summing up et the learned judge (which, with the attorney general's speech, will be found fully reported in ether columns) was a masterly analysis et the evidence which had been adduced. He impressed upon the Jury the necessity of calm deliberation, and of absolute con viction befere they pronounced their ver dict. Circumstantial evidence was, of all evidence, the most perplexing and dan gerous. It had, In seme rare instances, erred; but these exceptions wcre, happily, few and far between. It had, en the ether hand, led te the detection of great criminals, and without its old many holn heln holn eus aggressors against the' law would slip through the hands of justice. He dis missed the Jury te their duty, and he prayed that wisdom might attend their deliberations. "At 8:30 o'clock the Jury retired, and it was the general impression that the case would be ended within the hour. The prisoner sat in the deck, shading his eyes with his hand. Net ence did he leek up te the court, no seemed te be preparing himself for his impending fate. But 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 0 o'clock passed, and the suspense grew painful. It was clear that thcre was net that agreement be tween the jury which all the court, in cluding even the prisoner, had expected. At 6:20 the foreman of the Jury entered the court, and informed the Judge that there was no chance of the jury agreeing upon a verdict. "The Judge Is there any point of law upon which you deslre information "The Foreman of the Jury Nene, my lord. "The Judge Is thcre any discrepancy in the evldeuce which the jury wish cleared? "The Foreman of the Jury Ne, my lord. It is simply that we cannot agree. "The learned Judge then intimated that, after se long and patient a trial, he could net lightly dismiss the jury from their duties, and he bade the foreman again re re ro tire te a further consideration et the cese. The court, he. sold, would sit late te ro re ro celvo the verdict. "Seven o'clock, 8 o'clock, 0 o'clock passed, and then the learned judge sent for the foreman of the jury and inquired whether any progress had been made toward an agreement. "The Foreman et the Jury Nene, my lord. There ic no posslble chance et the Jury agreeing upon n verdict. "It was remarked that no person in court appeared te be mere surprised than the prisoner, and when the Jury wcre called in and dismissed by the judge from their duties Edward Layten, befere he was removed from the deck by the jailers, leaned eagerly forward te scan tbclr countenances. "Nothing further transpired, and this unexpected chapter In the Layten mystery was closed." (TO Bl OOXTIKVBD.) Ivery ene Is entirely willing te be hi neigh bor's pbyslcUn ; jet tried remedies should only be employed. The popularity of Laxa Laxa derl constantly increasing, which testifies te the real worth nf this valuable family medi cine. It costs only St cents. Always reliable and efficacious. Pr Bull's Biby Byrup never disappoints mothers and nurses, but cures at me the troubeseme dt easei el babyhood. Beld everywhere altO-ia packsge. The Haodsemtst Lady la Lan easts r Be marked te a trlend the ether day that the knew Kemp' Balsam ter the Threat and Lungs wat a superior remedy, a It stepped her cough Instantly whan ethers had no effect whatever. Be tt prove this aud convince von et lu merit, any druggist will Rive you a Sam ple Bettle I'ru. large tlse Me. and 11.00. Fradenee t rradeaee I r In medication, at in aught die, prudence should be our guide. Yet thousand cut It te tb winds. Every new nostrum finds it pat rons, tb medical empirics of every falsa school liave their culls. Every chance la the gamut et humbug it rung successfully for a time at least the notes being furnished by the credulous. In happy contrast te the many advertised Impostures of the day stands llestetter's 6temach Hitters, new in itt third decade et jwpularlty , approved and rec ommended by physicians, Indorsed by the riress of many lauds, sought and prized by uvalld everywhere. It Is an ascertained tpecltle for and preventive! of malarial dis eases, cbronle Indigestion, liver complaint and constipation, checks the growth of rheumatism and neuralgia, Is peerless In In vigerant and useful diurstie, Nervuut PM pie benefit by It. Positively Ugly fast a Cen be made clear and attractive. These hor rid pimples and blotches can be removed by one application et Hep Ointment. Ifntr Jail: lake no ether. 2i cent at druggists, or mall stamps te the Hep Ce, New Londen, Cean. (1) Take New Blyle Vinegar Bitters, and your headache and sallewness will elope together. SPECIAL NOTICES. I Consumption IncuraDla. Bead thfl follewing: Mr. C. If. Merris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with Abscess el Lungs, and trlundt and physician pmneunced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. Blng's New Discovery for Consumption, sra new en my third bottle, and able te oversee the work en my farm. It Is the finest medldue ever imvta." Jesse Middleware Decatur, Ohie, sayt: "Had it net been for Dr. Klnu's New ulscevery ler Consumption, 1 uld have died of Lung '1 rou reu bles. Wat given up by doctor. Am newln best el health " Try IU Sample bottles ;free at II. B Cochran' Drug Stere, Ne. 137 and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa: (t) THAT HACKING OOUUU can be tequlckl; 1? cured by BhUeh'a Cure. We guarantee Sold uy it. a. uecarmn aruggisu n North Qeeen Bu. Lancaster. Pa. Cochran druggist. Ne. 137 and 139 in BLEEPLESb NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. ShlleVs Cure 1 the remedy ier yen. Sold by H. B. Ceehran, druggist. Ne i fl and 139 North Oueen BU Lancaster. Pa. ( My boy (three year old) was recently taken with cold lutbu head. It seemed finally te setle In hi nose, which was (topped up for days and nights se that It wa dlflleult ler blm te breathe ana sleep. 1 ealleO, a physician wheprtiTlbed but old him no geed, finally I went tu the drug store and get a bottle of Ely's Cieam Halm, it teemed In work like magle The bet' nose wa dear In two day, and be ha been all right tver since. K. J. Utxzard, ew Yerk. 127-ZwdeedAw Kltctrie Llttsrs. Thl remedy It bteemlng te well known and te popular as te need no pecUl incullen. Aliwheh.ve used Rlecule bitter, deg the same song or praise. A purer mrdlclne doe net exist, and It 1 guaranteed te de all tlat 1 i laltned. L ectrle Blturs will cme all disease of the liver and Rldneyt, will remove Pim ples. Bell, fait Rheum and ether affections caused by Impure bleed. will drive Malaria from the systum and prevent as well as euro all Malarial Fevers. Fer cure of Headache, constipation and ind'gesilen try RUcirle Kltlara. Entire aatlalaoilen vnarantaad or meitey reloaded. PtleMe.andluu ptr be UeavH,Jt,taraa-tUrttfSterti J DUFFY'S FORMULA. Certain Our for the First Stages of OonsniBBpUes. Its main Iflfrad teats are raw beet and Daffy's Pare Malt Whist y, and It atlmalates the ease gtes and balld up the ttttnee as me ether set set nUSe dts-OTsry has ever done. ' t am a Prtebyterlen'cltrgyman ana a Doe Dee tor et Dlvlrliy.bat ta-nnetarratd te recom mend Duffy's M alt wh'sky and Duffy's rent ala as the pnnst and most tfltetent preparation as a medicine 1 knew of, and my expo' lane la a large one." K.EV.M. MILLS, leads centre, Kant. Daffy's formula Is for sale by all druggists and dealer, fries, fl 0) per bet' la Dcrrra m alt WHisaT ccnr (5) Rochester, H. T, mHK SUBQUEUANNA KIVER flews thirty miles along the west tide et the county, it's a pretty healthy stream, bat ttlil there are some thirty te forty thousand people within reach of Its fogs who ought te knew that they need have no fear et chill, malarial affection and 'nervous prostrations 11 they use Stadiger's Aurantii The best compound known for the prevention and cure of diseases arising from disordered stomach and liver. Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Biliousness, Les of Appetite, Nervous Prostration, Malarial Poisoning, aU yield .te It, and the syitem receives Iresb. bleed and vitality. Druggist keep It. augv-TStd A1NE'S CELERY COMPOUND. PAINE'S reR- The Nervous, The Debilitated, The Aged. A NERVE TONIC. Celery and Coen, the prominent Inert dlenu, are the best and safest ei veTeule. It strengthen and quiet the nervena sis tern, curing xerven Wcaknt', Hysteria, Bleeplessneti, Ae. AN ALTERATIVE. It drives out the pelai neus humors of the bleed purifying and wnrtcblnsr it, and se overcoming these fllseaae resulting from Impoverished bleed. A LAXATIVE. Acting mt'dlybnt surely en the bowels It cuius nabltnalconsllpaiten, and promote a regular habit. Ittlrenglhensiheiteuiach, and aids digestion. A DIURETIC Jn Its composition the bettand most active dlurrtle of the Materia Medlca are om em blned scientifically with ether effective letnedlei for disease pr the kidney. It can be relied ea te give quick relief and speedy care. OnndredioftettlraenUUhavs been received from person who have used this n-medy with remarkable benefit. Bend fcr cliculara, giv ing full particulars. Pilee, tl.oe. Beld by Druggists. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Prep's, BURLINUTON.VT. lanll lvdAw(l) QAPOINK JNjABTKHB. 86 MEDALS AWARDED TO Bensen's Gapcine Plaster I THB BEST IN TUB WOULD. Cures Pleurisy, Bhenmatlsm, Lumbago, Backache, Weakness, Colds In the Cheat and all Aches and Strains. Beware of Imitations under similar sounding names. Ask for llnnsen' and take no ether, OecltemdAw MWAir riRAY'B BPKOIFIO MEDICINE. Gray's Specific Medicine. The n rent English Bemedy will promptly and rtdlcally cure any and ovary case of nervous dsbUlty and weakneai Oe-Mlltv and weakneaa. rusult , result or Indiscretion, a leesses or ever work e ( bra! n and nervous sy s tern : Is perfectly harmless, act like magle, and been extensively used for ever 88 years , AV-ruU particular In our pamphlet which we desire te end free by mall te every one. rxiui opeciuo is.iucinuia aua ey au urug- gist at II per package, vr six packages for i la at i per pausasre, vr aix pacaajtes ier se. wUl be sent free my mall onruceptef the t ivui ue aentuveKnj mau eni money, by addressing the agent. H. B. OOOHR.1N, DruffBtet, He. 157 A 189 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. THE GBAY MEDICINE CO.. Ne. IM Main Btreet, Buffalo. H Y. maitt-lvdAwMWAlr CUjY'B CREAM BAlifif. OATARRH-llAY FEVER. ELY'S CBEAM BALM enn Celd In Head Catarrh, Uese cold, Hay rHver. Deafness, Head ache, nice M Cent. KABV TO Uak. Ely Bre', Owego. N. V., U. 8, A. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY, TIME, PAIN, TUOUBL.E, And Will Cure CWr AftUU, by Ualng ELY'S CREAM BALM. A particle 1 applied te each nostril and is agreeable. Price 60 cents at drugirlu t by mall, nurlstcred. fO ct. ELY UliOTHEUS. 238 Greenwich at., New Yerk. nevH-lydAw -TTALUABLi: MEDICAL. WORK. TRUTH, or the science or LIFE, a YALUABLE MEDICAL WOltK, the only trne description of thl time en Man' heed. Nervous and 1'bysleal Debility. 1'rem- tnre Decline, JCrreu of Youth, and ma untold miseries consequent te same, a well a an ex pesure of quack and their se called inedlnal work, by which they vlclltntzi) thousands, and by thelrexagKeratlng disease, make these peer tntferers Insane. Every young man, middle-aged or old, should reau thl book. It Is mom than wealth te ttetn. Send two cent stamp fjr a ceny. Address, llll THOS.THKEL. (33 North Fourth 8t, rhlladelphla. Pa. H3-lyd CXilAUBTKD VITAIilTl. Exhausted Vitality TUI BCIXNCE OF LIFE, the great Medlca .W. W UW WU .IMIIIWNJ il.l IVUI .,. Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Errer nl, i,ff Ih. .... .... Um.uu nervous ana of south, and the untold miseries consequent thereon. 8U0pageBve. in prescription for all Cleth, full gilt, only 11.00, by mall, lnatrmtlve aunnle itM 1a all vennsr and middle-aged men for the next w day. Ad- dress OIL W. a. PAURRU. 4 Hnlitnch Htreer, RUPTURK-OUREaUARANTKKD RY Dr. J. 11. Mayer, 631 Arch street, Philadel phia, Pa. Kaseatence. Ne opuratlen or busi ness delay. Theatands of enrea. At Keystone Heae, Reading, Pa, 2d Saturday of each month. Send for circular. Advice free. Bend ter circular, Ac te main omee. 831 Arch Bt.Phtla. marlt-lydAw SAFE, SURE AND Hl'EEDY CURE. Rapture, Varicecele and bpeclal Dlteates efeltherier. Why be hutubuiriied by quacks when jouein And In lir.W light the only Rsu. VLaa fHTsicuM In Philadelphia who makes a pecla'ty nt tlie aueve di.easr. and Cents TusmT vsss t,CAATD. Advice free day ana vven'.ng. Slmngerscan be treated and re turn home same day. Offlce private. DU. W II WUIOIIT, ill North Ninth btreet, a rove Kate. F O. Hex 673 Philadelphia. SebtMyaRw vJLyXjyjyj Fer any case of Kidney Trou tea. Nerveu Debility. Mental and Phvl al Weakneai that ROTANIC NERVE BlTTKcU tails te cum. Beld by druggists, te cents UEKR MED. Ct. CO Ne, u M. uu su. Phiia- t'a. CELERY COMPOUND p-CtmlMtrsa, TBlrlyJAW TOBACCO. e U) HONK3TT. IHOOB rOrULARBBAKD Old Honesty WUl be found a combination net always te be had. A F1KE QUALITY OF TWO TOBACCO AT A UBAtOXABLB PR1CC Loek for tberad H Urn tag en MOD. plug, FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE IN- Chewing Tobacco. DON'T FAIL TO GIVE OLD HONESTY ATA1B TKIAL. Askjourdealertertt. Don'ttakeanyether. JNO.FINZER&BROS. iiOuiaviiitjV, kt, m WAtctmmm. VPKOIAU WATCHES for Farmer and Ballreadert will resold at great reduction In nrtees. Alse Algtn, Wal warn, Aurera, ler whleh 1 am sole agent, and ether flrst-elacs Watches. Beat Watch and Jewelry aepalnng. Spectacle, Kyeulaasea and Optical Ooeii. Correct time dally, by tele graph only place in the city. LODI3 WBBBB. Ne. 1X N. Queen St. eppcwlte City Hetel, Near Penn'a Kenet, N tCW JKWKLRT BTORK. Gl LL, Jeweler. Am you sure yen are wearing- the right glass t Your eyes tens, sight become dim and yen wonder why t we aatwer poorly adjuited glasses. We make the STUDY OF THE EYE A8FE 0IALFKATUBE. Years el experience have enabled us In measuring eye, fitting glasses with the preci sion e( au oculist. A Full L'ne of Glasses Framed In Geld, 8 li ver and Steel. 10WESTKIUG-STKBET, LANOABTEB, PA. T TUB WATCH BUYER I When Watch, you want te Buy s Geed BOY where you can get the BBST VALTja for the Meney. BUT where you knew you can re turn It, should It net prove eatlafao eatlafae eatlafao tery. BTJY where you knew what you are Betting. We have always the Largest Stoek in Geld, Bllver and Nlekel, and ean Guarantee you the Beet Satisfaction. WALTER C. HEBE, (FeatutkLV Jet, Bbssir,) Ne. 101 North Queen Street, LANCASTEB. PA. nl-tfd rtrr: TRUNKS a TXAKNESS, TRUNKS, &e. M. laberbusli & Sen. YOU WILL NEVEB KNOW WHAT It NEW IN Ladies' and Gent's Trunks AND TRAVELING BAGS, Unless you call and examine our Immense stock of outlrely new geed. THE JLATRBT AND IIANDBOMKST TUINQ OUT, Ladies' Shopping Sags In Seal, Grain and Alligator Leather, -AT- M. Habertusli & Sen's HAUDLE, HARNESS, AND- TRUNK STORE, Ne. 30 Centre Square, LANCASTER, PA. NKCKWMAIt. "Vl'KN EVEKY EVENINU EXCKPr SUNDAY. 8ILKIIANDKKUCUIEFB AND MUFFLIltS AT BUIBMAN'S. CELLULOID ANDLINEN COLLARS AND CUFTS AT ERISUA N'S. MEDICATED UNDKU9U1RTS AND DRAWERS AT ERISMAU'S. Don't iergut te leek at our NECKTIES AT EUISMAICS NO. 17 WEST KINO STREET. "FeiTlCAU. if OH UONOKEHM. D. FRsVNK E8HX.BMAN. soy Subject te Republican Rules. angtt-ttdAw OR JUHY COMMISSIONED, Jl. i. nuuuii Of Iltsabetbtewn Borough. Butject te the decision el the Democratic County Contan Centan Contan tlea, mai5-Udw mm m9B N: EW OARPTS. CARPETS FROM AUCTION! Metzger & Haughman Have new open la thtlr Lara Hew 8'ere, a Handsome Variety of N EW OARrKTS, bought at Anotlen ter Cash, and te be sold Cheap for Cash. CARPETS AT 10 CENTS. UAUPBTS... ATTOOatTS. OAKPKTS , ....ATMUENY. OAKPETS ,,ATtOOaNTS. OAKPETS ATMUENT4. TAPKSTRT BRUSSELS CARPET from tee up, at the LOWEST Ptuuas, METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S NEW CHEAP STORK, NOS. 38 AND 40 WEST KING ST., OPPOSITE TUB COOPER HOUSE. LANCASTEB, FBHM'A ARD A MCELROY. bard & Mcelrey, 33 and 36 Seuth Queen Street, LOOK AT OUR PRICES : ts dot. Stamped Pillow Shttns only tee per pair fles. Stamped Aprers, (nil tlse, I yard long, only tfte tach Fine Damask Linen 1 ewe', sw I si ae. rine ususm uk l.lnen Towels, aetnal measure mtu Inches, for i i lloeroll Ule.h Table ll Cleth only Ue per aid turn Curtain Net, with taped tdget. .Vi. at Wc, worth Blet UeautffalSoiltnateo. wqrthUXei 10 yards jard sltn at SWe. worth 8a. Just try some of this Muslin, see whetheayeu at we. worth oe I neat only ite, regular price. ue uneisacnea rnHt mh( mam At tt I mtv.nl. Hhv VltrA Ue Table Linen In nauiaik or Leem nice In the elty t Watched Uerman Table Linen, with neat turkey Red border, (oft flntiti, no Ureh, only Wi per yard, worth 73a peelal bargains tu Ladles' Jersey at tee, weittt ?se better grades attLOO, ). and ll.te. FEATHERS ! The lleat Btm Cured Oderlea Feather. and don't think of coming te see us about feather lower than von could anvwbere else, wouldn't than any two store put together. Why t Because we tell the b:t realher lower than yea ean buy them anywhere else. we sell the isasz BTOCKIN.O.3 for the meney In the elty. bard & Mcelrey, 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Irn, N: KXT DOOR TO THE COURT BOUSE. Something About Carpets I Purchasers mutt ebterve two things Bcceud. nrlee. Yeu don't buy them eveiy proper thing when j ou de buy. II we can give ynu an eaceunnv miui v , i.lYJzr . T.-.f-v .k- ... r, 1. .,u .i... tinil tmih virtues united In one niece -. v . - a & r- & . . of geed. W have roll u non roll of Hmtih Tapestry Brussels Carpet (tha best make In the union) at du, siK7anats thlteaaea'tyle. It Is ear nrat season I '"?. ?""?i?"'''.""" loom, ingrain uariieia iu iniiunuii uui w, ,,. . -" ""r -.,,- "tA tee IngraiVil the best ever offered for the meney.be ngjustas heavy as the 700 gradeand half wool Don't nils seeing thsm. Hag Carpet were never se geed for the money. We have them at ie" W, 1 up te OS cents. Twenurnbers lare of special Interast-tbOBe at SS and fO cenU-tne latter lieln All jwoel Jtilwd In several patterns. BUlr Carpets ltb Uall and ilerderlng te Match In variety. Blair tarpeu a low as 10 cents. . FAHNBSTOOK'S, 30 e. 87 HAST KIKQ ST., IisVNOABTBR, PA. OAMFMT BAitOAIMHI SHIRK'S CARPET HALL WILTON, VMLVBT, BODY BRUSSELS, Tapestry, Ingrain, Duntsk tnd Yenetlin, Rag infl Cbiln Cirpcti, OIL QL0TU8, WINDOW BHADXB, ttc We havs the Largest and Best Stoek in the Olty. H. S. SHIRK & SONS, Oeimir Wirt Kiigj tnd W-Ur Btrnts, Unctstar Pi. HUMStKK RKBOHTH. " 1TTKTHEHILL," ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Ocean End Kentucky Avenue. Otien February 1, te Neveinbir 1. Loek Jiex 1030. U.J.XCKI11T. uarl-Smd-Mar ,Jnne,July. A TliANTiO CITY, N. J. THE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (Pepnlar Winter or Summer) Largest Hetel. Most convenient. Alegantly tui nlshad. Liberally Managed. OPXN ALL TUB YBAR. CHAR. MeULADB. Prep. W. B. Cecnatw, Chief Clerk, fubiHtmd A TLANTIO CITY, N, J. HOTEL NORMANDIE, (Formerly Hetel Aihland.) AVMOW.Ol'EN.tR URrURNlBUED. UEMOIIXLKD. RENOVATED. JeTlU FLANIUEN, J, matt 4md-Uar,Spr,July,Aug. ST. ClIAKIiKH HOTEL, WITH FIRHT Clss Restaurant attached. Ne. It, Uund 18 B i:hetnntstreet, lncaiter, Pn Opposite Penn'a R. It. Passenger Depot, Oyster In every style, Tranalunt cuUm solicited 12 geed bee and well aired ream ( moderate charge i also geed stable room for noises open day and nlgnt, except Bunaay. febf-lind M .uiiii m ..,. , ry STOVKS. V0. F IiIMJ UKENKMAH. HOU.SEFURNISIHNG! STOVES 1 Parler Steve, Parler Heaters, Cook fi teres and Rang. TIN AMD SHEET IRON WARE. Our Old Style Hand-Made Tinware take the Lead. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. IltikeU, llucket,Tubt, Butter Cr-ums. Churn lluckn. Breems, Htep Ladders, Wash Lines, Bed Celd. Table ana Fleer Oil Uellt. CUTLERY. A lull Line of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razor, Scissor, Ac, da, Ac LAMPS. Stand Lamp, Hanging Lamp, Bi&cket Lamps, Uai and Coul OU chandeliers, Lanterns, Ac. AW The Largest Stock of Houiefurnlibtng Heeds In the city. Plumbllng und Uas Fit ting. Tin Reefing a Specialty. FINN & BREMEHAN, GREAT STOVE STORE, Ne. 162 North Queen Btreet, LANCASTER PA. VIT M. MeCLURE'H BUUTHQU XlNlT.MAUIl AMCtK?, Ne. 25 teath Queen BlretL PEARSON X. aitUaKH, SuperintendenL It-Ud CARPETS AT1SCENTS. eakpbth fi"!:';' OAKPETS AT 89 CENTS. OAHPBTN AI5?H5212' UAKrBTS AT 7 CENTS. FLOOR, STAIR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS Opposite Fountain Inn. knettra tringe, only se; etcn, prien elsewbem, WMA kmlln RSRinSDU tt SUO. WOr.tl 81 l)St Perhaps yen have your regular place te deal at, jr von eciuitt unv mi uesi. rnnannuiHi you buy them of utT Wetellmer reather whsn buying carpets. I Inequality. day, henee mntl e ture yen get vue t ... m avnaiiatii anieia sas. in tin' Tapestry Brussels uarpei (inn enei M eent ay ard, with border te match, all n ler these goods, and yen won't On any I Iresh, bright, new thing Just from the VA,,Avrr.h-h.Mi;ran.r ii.7f HALLg. , BAKOAINM I rvMfirnmm. I ..Wll.ll ! .I.IM.I I IWWIV"" FEW WOHDS -TO THE Expectant Housekeeper 1 When starting In your own home one et the drat and most Important things you must think of Istbu FURNITURE. The detlra of every one Is te make their home a pretty and a oemfortable a they i an. and the nueitien of strength and duia blllty unt be considered a well beauty and comfort, and perusp tke mrst important nf all I. the price that tblbeauty,couitertana durability will cost. WELL, JUST CALL AT WIDMYBR'3 COBflER, And tee hew we'l and satisfactory wn can fill your wishes. The quantity aud quality of our stock cannot be ureed. Prices are low. it will pay jeu te call and tee u. WIDMYER'S FURNITURE 8T0M2, East King- and Duke Streets. E UKN1TURE. H0U8E8TIRE8 Vfe have room and are showing the Largest "Variety et Everything In FURNITURE te be seen any where In this section, We guarantee our goods always reliable and at the best prices that such goods can be sold for. HEINITSH'S FURHITURE DEPOl, 37 AND 20 SOUTH QUEEN Sr., LANCASTER, PA. Personal Attention UWen te Uadertak- tng. SMALL THERMOMETERS FOR ART and Fancy Weik, S)(, 3 aud 3X iLCica in length, at UUBLKY'B DUUO STORE, Ne. S3 Wet King btreeU NOTICE TOj TKEHl'AHHERH AND GUNNERS. -AU person are hereby for bidden te treap&c en any of the land el the Cornwall and BpeedweU estate In Lebanon or Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or tuun- closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or Oshlng, asralnat I as tne law wui us riaiuijr auiuivw all treapaatlng en said lands of Uui un- designed after this notice. r uiis noues. WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN, Sb irsutux snussi BDW, 0. FREEMAN, aprslUd AUtWBSm.JlW.0elaaJa'iBaU iV. -SVip..S.MSrfhM RKAD1NO COLUMBIA RAILROAD AND BRANCHSS, ARD LE BARON AHD LANCASTER JtuSfl LUtS E. U. OH AMD AfTRR RUNDAT. KOV. ML TRAINS LEAVS KRAOIfld. . KrHSffS1!" boaster At MB A at, a m and S:10 p m. SerSWTll,e.t':11.:aa,id4lsa. Fer Chlekle at 7:J, ii:3e a ta, aag:M Ms TRAINS LEAVRCOLOMB1A. rer Reading at 7J9 a m.ltuW and Ms a, ter Lebanon at l?i and p m. F TRAINS LRAVE QUARkf TILLS. Fer Lancaster at t:e a m, aal fci aa MS P m. Fer Reading atfctft a m and we p m. Fer Lebanon at t:30 and cm p m. . i,iavkisu street ( Lancaster I Fer Reading at 7J" a ui.UJS and S:te Bi. .'.-! Ferl-ebannn stMAa m. H'hh !( ..4'. Forgua.TyvllleatWIare.Jsa aadSiMpsa LRAVE PRINCE STRSET I Laneaaiav.1 is.' Fer Reading at 7:40 a m, 12-4.1 and : p m. Fer .Lebanon at 7.07 a re, ll:l and 7:3b m. u Fer quarry villa at fci a m, l:w and S.Ot p as TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON , Fer Lancaster at 7:11am, 1I: andTdOpss, Fer QnarryyiUe at7:Ha m and lUM p m. SUNDAY TRAINS. . TRAINS LRAVE REATttNO Fer Lanraater at 7.20 a m and IM n m. Fer Quarryvl'le at iKXjp m. TRAINS LEaVK QUARRYVILLB Fer Lancaster, Lebanon and Reading at T-J0 TRAINS LEAVE KINO ST. (UnOMTer.) Fer Readmg and Lebanon at B.-oe am and Ml p in. Fe Fer Onarryvtlla at 8:V) n rn. TKalM .MJ l.RAVK PHI N OK ST. (LaBeatMT.I Fer Heading and Lebanon at til a t.M D HI. St SAM Fer qnarryvtlle at B:ia p m. TKAlNiLRAVKLRMANOK Fer Lancaster itTum and S tt d m. erqnarryvllleatl:Upm. Fer connection at Columbia, Marietta Jane -tlen, Lancaster Junction, Manhetra, Reading and Lebanon, tee tlmn Units at all atatteatv A. M. WILSON, bneenntentteit. KNNBTbVAHU RAILROAD BCHEDULE.-ln sFeet from Jajtsj a, Trains lsats LasjeAsrssi and lMTOMtl ar. Ht ntPhtlaflelphta as fellows I lmve Ijusva WBSTWARI. Faoiae Erpreaif..,.. News Expreasf...,,.. Way Paasengert BlafltnUnvlaMUJejl rial Mall Train! Niagara Bspress..... 'Hanover Aoeom FastLlnef Frederlek Aoeom . . . . Lancaster Acoern.... Marruburg Accem.. celnmbia Aeoem.... UarrUbnrg Ezpreas Western suprnsst... EASTWARD. Philadelphia. Laaeasur, task sa. 4:30 a.m. t:S0ssa. T.'OOa.n. a,Bi. aa.tA. sa.B. Mta. at. - A00P.BS. fceKnv 7:40 Cta, TdeCaa. via Ceiumbu 7:ua.nu rtacelnmbU UMS.BL via Columbia via ml Jey, K49pHfe 1'tep.m. e.50 p m. B-.60p.in. . Leave Laneaatar, aaia,m, 8,-oea.m. kie s. at. Ma. as. .koea,ss. U:t0a.s. arriTsj t FMI, 4.11a. at. lcSlB.at. Faila. Rxpreatt Fast Liner ........... Han-tsbnrg Bzprass, lftia.Bi. vtaatwef , iiniTiwr aewm as 'Oeinstbia Aoeom... nw aipiwi,,i itstp, suspiRt. iphta Aoeom nndaykau.. nsi fcoei net! ssy aiaprsiwr....... waTTtapnra: neoera. fttep.m. 'Aim Laaeastar AoeomiuodaMott leava SUu- menu at sua p. as. ana amrss a . ats-stp., ... I TkeMartstti MlsavMOei bta at mm a. iManetta aise. isaves ueinmbi at u:ts a. at, i nn reaching Marietta atlsun aa H samsB3vsMs.swewtj aa te Btjiss smjtitbsm wtmmmmmk c llttlsll at altSBBt a sa - . . TKA VMLMR8 QUIDB. ni$8s. BaMS,i,iV , sms'M m at aw i Mairtaua m tri bib 4 si 1 1 ami at -, stiian -- -- -C rt. neetiBg ith RarrUbnrg Express at SflSt, rv ;' Ifl Ftlsn sfWtAsn-4AB AfWtntnmmlsitinBi. ! gatshtti -?1J. S necttug at Laneastar with Fattus. WBsfcLv.f'" at kit p. m.. wui run tkresgh te rrsSsrWr. VAL 1 The Fredanefe AoeommodaUon, aasi, teayBS , ! W law HH SM Mair BIISMJ WBSlSSf SSSB- "-HW veinaaum at wap,na teaaiisa i iBBBBStst as tags Hanover AoeommodaUon, Bast, leaves Oot nniuus at luup. ui. Jtmvas at Jjane t-oe p. m., oennecung with Day xxp; ! Hanover Aoeoimnudauon. waat.a atLaeeaster with Niagara Sxpress at u i run uuaugaw eawrrsv. any. Randav. ' Fast Lin, wesL en iBnAav. when I wui step at Downlngtewn,OoatotvUle' ; bani. sit. Jev.EUsaCethiswn ana MMdl t rke enlv trains whlcl: ran dallv. On I t as M all train we t runt by way etOetBBttss, rfi at, wueu. wanarai fasiensjer MSttt :4. CBAS. B. ruu Wnnertl Manasntr. jturtiATya'Jia'iAMAJrsi sjesbws , e ALL AND EMM Oh Bttsv as - ' ; pass v? : BSUSMSBBta V S'.' BlSBsC,Br """T&'.'Jft laaBBtS.?-;' sss laaAasvJAt AMttiumirm w lit llUbn Et ICiIl AAABBlr,.''difl v Jsa Urty)aaalJhtBftWi.1 ., 0 ABOtStcLOtOf CAPBLOBJMjSjtwAiBB 'A. THtl ''PIBWrOTlOM- METAL MOOLDlBw A BDBBBE CUUOOa WEATHERSTRIP ! , BeU UiemalLThUlrlp out wesrtaUetltBrs. !&& Keeps out the cold, step rattling of windows. Exclude the dust. Keep out snow and ralsu V (Anyone can apply it no watts or dtrtatad ,.;.;; in applying it. can be lit tee anywhere-ve .P. holes te bera, ready for use. It will net nUt. .. warp or hrlnk-Ht cushion strip Is the : pornei. WS DMrTP, BWK SB lima . -or- Mm Jehn P. Schaiim ft Seni, : 84 BOUTH QUODf 8T4 IARCASTEE. FA. T? tJTOVKbti BlOVKait CALL AND BXAMLXIit KIEFFER & HME'S TOOK or STOVES I nhe5pIdiinud(lBiirtDiiMi4' II AVE NO RIVAL AS HEATERS, Fer we all llke warm feel, and this can eal be enjoyed at a full basis heater. Have comfort and save money by buying a Heeu neater at once, rawer inanpena;yrur money for a Cheap BUive, only te trade ItetT for old iron next year. Wothave several of these en band that we can sell very low, sav ing taken them In trade-some having Deem used but one or two year. AMD FOBICOOKINQ "The Splendid" and "Menteur BaBEes" Never Fall te Give Satisfaction. Our Line nfSmallerand Cheaper BteyeS sad Ranges Is Complete. ATOUDKU3 FOR rLUMBINQ.-W TIN ROOFINO AND SPOUTING KSOtlVB Prompt Attention. T NO BAD STOCK UBXD.fM Ne. 40 East King St., Jy LANCASTER, PAt (Opposite Court Heuse. COAL. "wenNiv v VtWBi'w''' Be JCt. AtAKTlbl, wROUttlta AID ESTAIA BXAUS IB All Kinds of Lumber and OeaJ saYiiii Ne. ua North Watarand Strwela. above Lemen. Lancaster. nS-lwd TSAUMOAKOMEK'cl COMPAJtY, GOAL DEALERS. Osfius: Ne. 1 North gueenStreet, cad Ne. Hi North Prince itnwL , ., Yaaosi-Nerth Prince street, near Reading uepc nl tvltlid LANCASTER. PA e OALI COAiil Prica of Ceil Reduced -AT- O. SENER & SONS, COU, JanlB-tfd PRINCE A WALNUT 018, 1J" FRESH SPI0ES, Fla voting Extracts and DltUlled Resa Water, go xe J. a HOUGHTON CO. Largest and Cheapest Drug lloeae U tasMI tail aes. w.aua a nest song shots. U '"Jr. J J W': ' fl. V: Ah .'i '! J l& i-3 JA 4: -jm r & -t.l S'-i ! - jJW - mh m. PMM $m 33 Vl . Mti'l tm Sit!- m VJ (a m aa &s sJ SS3 m i'
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