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THE lANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER. FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 18S8.
FOR HONOR'S SAKE.
BY D. L. FAhJaON.
Alther of tlrat rerlrr qer,"
Alright Star el Lift," Elc
Th
(OJKTIHCKD.)
He wis ill Louden, In partial disgrace
with Lis father. He was without a
career; he lmd already contracted vicious
and idla habits; he was frequently from
home; and although his father questioned
him severely, he would give no truthful
account of his movements and proceed
ings. Seme accounts he did give, but his
father knew Instinctively that they wcre
tahe or evasive. As he could obtain no
satisfaction from his son, MrIUitlnnd,
" nware et the perfect confldence which ex
isted between Eustuce and Mabel, applied
te her for information; but she would net
utter ene erd te her brother's hurt. Her
father could extract nothing from her, and
tlicre gradually grew within him an idea
that there was a conspiracy against him
In his own home, n conspiracy in which
lilward Lnyteu was the principal agent.
It was natural, perhaps, that he should
think mere hardly of this stranger than
of his own children.
Had he 6cta watch upon hi son, he
might have made discoveries which would
hae been of service te all, nnd which
might have averted tcrrlble consequences.
Hut proud nnd self willed as he was, It did
net occur te him te de anything which In
his view savored of meanness. HU son
Eustace went his way, therefore, te sure
nnd certain ruin. 'When he waa absent
from home he corresponded regularly with
his sister; nnd Mr. Hutland sometimes
demanded te see this correspondence
"Yeu can mnke nothing of It, papa,"
said Mabel. "Eustace and I de net cor
respond like ether people."
He insisted, nevertheless, rjpen seeing
these letters, and Maltfl showed them te
him. As he could net understand them,
he demanded that she should rend them
intelligently te him; but it being a fact
that thcre was always something in Eus
tace's correspondence which would deepen
his father's nnger against him, the young
girl refused te read them. This, as may
be supposed, did net tend te pacify Mr.
Rutland. It intensified the bitterness of
his heart toward theso whom he believed
were conspiring against him? He applied
te Kdwnrd Layten.
"Yeu nre in my daughter's confidence,"
he said te the young man, "and as you
have wrung from me reluctant consent
te an engagement with her. I must ask
you te give me the information which she
withholds from me'
He met with another rebuff. Edward
Layten declared that he would net violate
the confldence which Mabel had reposed
In him. At ene time Mr. Itutland said te
Edward Layten:
- "My son has been nbscnt from home
for several days. Have you seen htm?"
"Yes, sir," replied Edward, "I have
seen him."
But he would say nothing further.
no was In a most painful position.
Mabel had extracted from him a solemn
premiso that he would revenl netliing
without her consent, nud he was stead
fastly loyal te her. He had nnether rea
son for hiir silence, nnd, in the light of
that reason, nnd of the feelings which
Mr. Rutland harbored tewnid him, he
felt that the happiness he hoped would be
his was slipping from him.
The explanation of this ether reason,
which unhappily was n personal one,
brings upon the scene n person who played
n brief but pregnant part in this drama of
real life, and who is new in his grave.
Tliis person was Edward Layten'3 fa
ther. "What was the nature of the relations,"
said Mrs. Itutland, "between this gentle
man nnd my dear son Eustace I de net
knew. All that I de knew is that they
were in association with each ether, nnd,
1 nm afraid net te a geed end. It enma
nlse, by seme strange means, te the
knewledge of my husband, and a frightful
scene occurred between him nnd Edwnrd
Layten, in which Mabel's lever was dis
missed from the house. My husband
withdrew the consent he had given te the
engagement, nnd used w erds which, often
since when I have thought of them, have
made me shudder, they were se unneces
sarily cruel and severe. 'If from this
day,' my husband said te the young gen
tleman, 'you pursue my daughter with
your attentions, you will Iks playing a bnse
nnd dishonernblo part. If you wish me te
turn my daughter from my house, you
can by your actions bring nbeut this re
sult. Hut bear, in mind, should It ceme
te pass, that she will go from myprcsence
with mycurse upon her a beggarl I am
net Ignorant of my duties with respect te
my children. I have net been spailng of
leve toward them. Hard I may be when
my feelings nre strongly reused, but I
nm ever Just. In the secrets that nre
being hidden from me there is, I
nm convinced, seme degrading nnd
shameful element; othcrwlse it Is
net possible that you should conspire.
te keep them from me. If the mat
ter upon which you nre engaged wcre
honorable, thcre w euld be no occasion te
keep It from my knowledge. Be net for
get that you have it In your power te
wreck net only my daughter's happiness,
but her mother's nnd mine, if that con
sideration will have nny weight with you.'
There was much mero than this, te which
Mr. Edward Layten listened with n sad
patience, which deepened my pity for him.
He bore, without remonstrance, all the
obloquies that were heaped upon him by
my unhappy husband, who seen after
ward left the room with the injunction
mat JUr. Layten was en no account te be
allowed an interview with my daughter.
Then Mr Layten said te me, 'I must bear
it. If the hnppiness of my life Is lest it
will be through the deep, the sacred love
I bear for your child. 1 devote net only
the dearcbt hopes q( my life, but my JIfe
Itself, te her cause. Tate Is against us.
A man can de no mero than his duty.' "
Frem that day te this Mabel's mother
has never seen Edwnrd Layten. "Wtcn
bhe heard of his marrlage Inte n family
whose position in society was te say the
least equivocal, she was in great distress,
fearing the effect the news would have
upon her dear daughter. Mabel Itutland
Buffered deeply, but during that time of
anguish she appeared te summon te her
aid ft certain fertitude and resignation
which served her in geed stead. Itns Itns
tenlshed her mother ene day te hear her
say: 1
"De net blame Edward, mamma; he
Is all that is geed nnd noble. Although
he is nnether lady's husband, and al
though our lives can never be united, ns
we had ence hoped, I shall e er leve nnd
honor him."
"Time will bring comfort te you, my
darling," said the mother, "and it may
be that thcre is still n happy fa te in store
for you. Yeu may iniet with another
man, around whom no mystery hangs, te
whom your heart will be drawn."
"Xever, mamma," replied Mabel. "I
shall never marry new."
What most grievously disturbed Mm.
Rutland was the clrcumstance that, even
within a few weeks of Edward Layten's
marrlage he corresponded with her daugh
ter. Her father was net nware of this.
He usually rose late in the morning,
nnd it devolved upon Mrs. Rutland te ro re ro
celve the correspondence which came by
the first pest. The letters that Edward
Layten wrete te Mnbel wcre invariably
posted at nlgtt, from which it would np
jear that the young man was nware that
they would fall Inte the hands of Mabel's
mother, and that Mr. Rutland, unless he
were made acquainted with the fact, was
net likely othcrwlse te discover it. When
Mrs, Rutland gave her daughter the first
letter from Mr. Layten Mabel said te
her:
"De net be alarmed, mamma. TI1I3
letter is in reply te ene 1 wrete te Mr.
Layten. I may have ether letters from
him which I beg you te give me without
papa's knowing. It may appear wrong te
you, but It is really net se. Everything
is being done for the best, as perhaps you
will ene day learn "
Sed at heart as Mrs. Rutland was she
had tee firm n trust in her daughter's lu
nate purity and sens,e of self respect uet te
bclieve what she said, both in its letter
and in Us spirit, and thus it was that the
paxrt (4 tM cisxsoeDikaco km bIw
kept from Mr. Rutland. By pursuing
the course she did, Mrs. Rutland pre
served, te seme extent, peace in the
household.
Thus matters went en for twt years,
until Eustace Rutland's wild conduct pre
daced a terrible disturbance. His absences
from home had grown mero frequent and
prolonged; he became dreadfully Involved,
and Mr. Rutland received letters and
visits from money lenders (a class of men
that he abhorred) In connection with his
son's proceedings. Incensed beyond en
durance, he banished Eustace from the
house, and forbade him ever again te enter
Ills doers.
"It seemed te be fated," said Mrs. Rut
land, "that there should be always some
thing In our family that it was necessary
te conceal from my husband's knowledge.
lie banished Eustace from home, but that
did net weaken my leve for our dear lad.
Three times during the past year I have
seen Eustace, nnd I have net made my
husband acquainted with the fact. What
could I der Had I asked hU permission
he would have sternly refused it, and had
I told him that I could net resist the im
pulse of my heart te fold my dear boy in
my arms, It would only have made mat
ters worse for all of ns."
She related te Dr. Dalnceurt n clrcnm clrcnm
stance which had deeply angered her hus-i
band. Among the presents the father had
given te his daughter was a very costly
one, n diamond bracelet of great value,
for which Mr. Rutland had paid no less
than COO guineas. One evening a dinner
party was given, at the house, and Mr.
Rutland particularly desired that Mnbel
rteuld leek her best en the occasion. He
said ns much te his daughter, and ex
pressed a deslre that she should wear cer
tain articles of Jewelry, nnd most especial
ly her diamond bracelet. He noticed at
the dinner table that this bracelet was net
upon Mabel's arm; he made no remark
befere his guests, but when they hed de
parted he asked Mabel why she had net
worn it.
"I have se many ether things, papa,"
she replied, "that you have given me. It
was net necessary."
"But," said her father, "I desired you
particularly te wear the bracelet. Is it
broken? If be, it can be easily repaired.
Let me see it."
Then the mother saw treuble In her
daughter's face. Mnbel endeavored te
cvnde her father's request, and streve te
turn the conversation Inte nnether chnn
ticl. But he Insisted se determinedly upon
seeing the bracelet that she was at length
compelled te confess Hint it was net In her
possession. Upen this Mr. Rutland ques
tioned her mero closely, but he could ob
tain from her no satisfactory information
as te what had beceme of it. Suddenly
he inquired if her purse was In her room.
She nnswered yes, and lie desired her te
bring it down te him. She obeyed; nnd
when he opened the purse he found only
thrce or four shillings in it
"Is this nil you have?" he Inquired. "
"Yes, papa," she said, "this is all."
"But It was only yesterday," said Mr.
Rutland, "that you asked me for 20,
and I gave it te yen. What have you
dene with the money f"
Upen this point, nlse, he could obtain
no satisfactory Information. He was
greatly angered.
"I thought," he said, "when Mr. Lay Lay
ten married Inte the family of a profes
sional sharp a lit connection for him
that the conspiracy in my heuse against
my peace of mind, and, it 6eems te me,
ngainst my honor, would ceme te an end.
It was net se. I perceive that I nm re
garded here as an enemy by my own fam
ily, net as 11 man who has endeavored all
through llfe te perform his duties in en
honorable nnd straightforward way. Ge
te your room nnd let me see the diamond
bracelet befere this month is ended or let
me knew what you have dene with it. If
you have lest it," he added, gazing sternly
upon his daughter, "find it."
Befere the month was ended Mnbel
showed him the diamond bracelet; but
her mother was nware that thcre wcre
ether articles missing from among her
daughter's Jewelry.
Mrs. Rutland having come te the end of
her narrative, Dr. Dalnceurt began te
question her.
"Your daughter," he said, "was taken
111 en March 20, nnd I understand that
she has been cenllned te her bed since that
day. Were there any premonitory symp
toms of a serious Illness, or was the seiz
ure n sudden .pnef"
"It was quite eudden," replied Mrs.
Rutland. "I went into her room early in
the morning and feuud her in a high state
of fever."
"Has she been sensible nt all slnce tl-at
tlmei" s 1
"Xe."-
"?lnt sufficiently sensible te recogmze
any ene who attended her?"
"Ne; she dec3 net even knew me, her
own mother."
"What did the physician whom you first
called in say about the case'"
"He said that she had brain fever, and
that it had been accelerated by her having
caught n violent cold through wearing
damptlethlug."
"De you think she were that clothing in
the house"
"Xe."
(Dr. Dalnceurt has certain ways nnd
methods of his own. He Is in the habit of
keeping in his pockctbeok n tablet of the
weather from day te day.)
"If your daughter did net wear damp
clothes iu the heuse," he said, "bhe must
have worn them out of the house."
He took his pocket book from his pocket
find consulted his weather tablet.
"I sec," he Bald te Mrs. Rutland, "that
from the 12th te the 25th of March there
was no rain. The weather was mild nnd
unusually wnrm during theso days, but
en the evening of the 20th of March it be
gan te rain, nnd rained during the night.
Your daughter must have been out during
theso hours in the bad weather What
wcre her movements en that evening?
Remember, jeu must keep nothing from
me if jeu wish me te de my best tore tero tore
storo 011r child e !wvi.1 '
ITU BK COATINVBD.,
Which Wna I IV llaceu or KUnkcappare.
The authorship tf 1. 10 dramatic produc
tions attributed te the la,t or the abee
named la nnitatins literary clicks te the
very centre, hut aaccts the practical masses
far less thin the momentous question, hew
te regain or jucertu htallh, that essential
of beully nml mc.ilut activity, business suc
cess ami the "i.urtult of happlm-is." We
can threw f.ir meie IUht en tliid latter sub
ject than the me't t'lofeund Shakespearian
can en the question llrkt prepuumleil. If
the system is itepl?lei, the nerves thakyi if
Indigestion or (jubttpatlen bothers one at
timis, or constantly; If the skin is jellev
and tunpuc fumil as In blllieujiicisi if there
arc rreiuoultery In luges et oncoming rheu
matism or ueuralelai If the khhu-js are In
active ue Jlesltturs Mernach Hitters, the
finest recuncrant of an nee luollfle in bcnell
clal and eucctisrul remedies. ICemirnher,
If '.aim In threatens or allllcls. that it neu
tr .Hies the poLeu and fertlUis the n etcm.
Thn gicat quantity et waxte matter te be
hourly and daily rumored lrem the system
renders It or supreme Importance that the
stomach and liver be kept In terfcct order.
Laxader accompanies this. HI diUKKlftlssell
ttht 25 c ant a package.
When your child has been attacked with
dlarrnrax. celle or stmch disorders, de net
du'av tne use of Dr. Unit's iiaby byrup one In
stant. m
K'ssing Gees by Faver.
Hut Hep Ointment gees for chapped hand,
sere Leses, cold cracks, etc., -without lear ir
laver Aner all: All druggists sell It nt 2J
cents a box. (j)
Knritar core guaranteed by Dr. J. II Mayer,
831 Arch street, I'hlladelpbU. Kaseatence,
no opcritlen or delay from business, attested
by thousands of cures after ethers Ull, advice
free, send for circular, marle-ijdftw
The I'epula Ien of Lancaster
Ii about thirty thousand, and we would
av at least ene-halt are troubled with some
affection of the 1 bruit and Lungs, as theso
complaints ate, according te statistics, meie
uumoreus than ethers. w would advise all
net te neglect the opportunity te call en thMr
drui8ltund get u. bottle et Kemp's liaUara
for fe 1'hreit and l.unss. Price 0"c and f 1 Ce.
Trial 1 it frit, told by nil druggists. (!)
llncklen's Arnica Salve.
Tiik Hut SiLValn the world for CuU.Hrutsts
Beres, Ulcers, halt lihenrn, Pever beresTetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
Bktn Eruptions, and positively euros Piles, or
no pay required. It Is guamnteepUi give per.
(ect sausiactien, or money refunded. Price
a cents ner box. for ie bv 11. 11. Cochran.
I Druggist, Nes. U7 ftttd 1W North Queen street,
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TOBACCO.
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FINZER'S
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The Chewew et OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will seen llnd that It lasts
longer, tastes sweeter than ether tobac
cos, and will please you.
Ask your dealer for It and insist en
getting it.
Genuine Has a Red H 1 1n Tag
en Every Plug.
IDIOAU
JAINK'S CELKRY COMPOUND.
PAINE'S
-FOR
The Nervous,
The Debilitated,
The Aged.
A KKUVE TOSIO.
Celery and Ooea, -the prominent tnrre
dlents, are the best and talent rve Tonics.
It strengthens and quleU the nervous sys
tern, eurtng nervous Weakness, llyiterla,
Blecplessness, fte.
AN ALXKIiATIVJC.
It drives ent the poisonous humors of ths
bleed pnrtlylng and enriching u, and se
overcoming thnse diseases resulting from
Impoverished bleed.
A LAX ATI VK.
Acting mildly bntsnrely en the bowels It
cm e j nabltnal const Ipailnn, and promotes
arc gularhnbtt. It strengthens the stomach,
and aids digestion.
A D1UUKTIC.
In Its composition the bestand most active
diuretics of the Materia Medics, are iota
blued tclentlOcally with eth-r effective
lemedlcs ler diseases nt the kidneys. It
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speedy eure.
Unndredsofteftlmenlalsbave been received
from persons who have ued this remedy with
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Fitce, $1.00. Beld by Druggists.
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BUBMNGlOJi.VT.
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flews thirty miles along the west lido et
the county. It's a pretty heal tby stream, but
still there are seme thirty te forty thousand
people within reach of Its fogs wbe enght te
knew that thy need have no fear of chills,
malarial affections and '.nervous prostrations
If they use
Stadiger's Aurantii
Iho best compound known for the prevention
and cure of dlsuates arising from disordered
stomach and liver. Dyspepsia, Liver Cem.
plaint, lillleusneas, Less et Appetite, Nervous
Prostration, Malarial l'olsenlng, all yield .te
It, and the system receives iresh bleed and
vitality. Druggists keep It. aug9 78td
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RAY'H BPKOIFXO MEDICINE.
Gray's Specific Medicine.
The Great English Hemedy will promptly said
radically enre any and every case of nervous
eebUlty and weakness, result of Indiscretion,
excesses or overwork et brain and nervous sys
tem : Is perfectly harmless, acts like magic,
and been extensively used for ever S8 years
vltb great success.
4V ruU particulars In our pamphlet which
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WTbe Bpeclde Medicine Is sold by all arug-
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en nnn kkward.
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T KNTEN 8KA80N GOODS.
XJ rait and Brooked rish, Finn White Fat
Mackerel, cedflsh, 8meed Halibut, canned
Btvmen and Lebstar, fat-dlnee, etc , Macaroni,
Hnlaitne, Ann New Yerk Chetue, canned
rrnlts ana Vecelab ea, olives aud Pickles.
Onr stock of Coffees and leas eompate with
the finest In the market.
floue laver us with a trial order. Goods de
livered. OEOItOK WlaNT,
N0.11S West King StreeL
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RKAT RKDUOTICN IN TRICKS.
NO UKDUOTION IN QUALITY AT
NO. 28 OENTRE SQUARE,
BUT CHEAT BKUUCTION IN rit'.CEB.
TEAS down IS per cent.
GnrrKIS-Umitlilntta per pound, was Via.
Prima Kin at 2.V, was a e tier pound. Ceed
Hlo, (Oe, was Ha per pound.
B'JAPS at Less ttan Who'esale Prices.
a A a Pickle, Gbov-Chew, Aa. Sic per bot
tle, were SJ J.
Catsup, N. et K. Fance. Mustard, Canned
Goods, Prunes, Kalslns, Prunellas, Apricots,
cranberries, starch, Ac.
All of the Very Best-Quality cd at prices
at which they must go.
JOHN A. CLARK.
N0.2SCENTUE 8QUAUE.
N. B. Vemember I am stlllng off and intend
te quit business.
JDANDOMI'RIOKS.
Random Prices!
Whole or Ground C.fftes lrem 12e pound
Black or Green Tens from IV? B up.
rnll Heller flour lrem 23i W k quorter i 49e
f) quarter.
Jidain or Dutch Ilnsd Chr oe. 83 aid 00 cts.
Pine Apnle Cheese, Sloeach.
Finest Full Cicarn Cheese In the city St
lowest prices.
Fine cakes and Crackers at greatly reduced
pi Ices.
Finest Ne, 1 Mackerel In the county, 18c,
pound. r
Uoel-Sltnd Maokerel 5 each or 10) ft B.
Sugar Cured Herring xnd lienleK Ceddth,
BMOKKD IlaDDOCK, nnratlnthe market.
A small quantity et thnxe 10c eiunges left.
Have still a tow big bargains In soap, etc.
S. CLARKE'S
TEA AND COFFEE STORE,
HO. 62 WEST KING BTBKET,
I. 8 KxpncttobelnourNew Stere by the
24th of this month. Loek eat for our Gruud
Opening.
mnvmmrvMwimHimtt went..
QVLL AND MKK
THE
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Light t Beau thorn ail.
Anether Let of chfap glebes rer Gas an
OliblOVOS.
THB "PERFECTION"
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WEATHERSTRIP
Beats them all. This strip outwears all ethers,
Keeps out the oeld. Step rattling of windows.
Exclude the dnsU Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply lu-ne waste or dirt made
in applying lu Cen be fitted anywhere-ne
holes te bore, ready for use. It will net split,
warn or shrink a cushion strip is the most
perfect. At the Hteve, Heater and Bange
Jehn P. Sctmum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.
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STOVES I
"The fpleedid " and " Bn'ghi Diamond"
HAVE NO 111 V ALAS UKATKUS,
Fer we all like warm feet, and this can enl
DeenjeyeaataruL,u iiabi; hkatkii.
Have comtert and save money by buying a
ueuu ueater ainurce. rainer man snenu.venr
money for a Cheap Btove, only te trade it oil
for old Iren next vear. We 'have several nt
these en hand that we can sell very low, hav
ing taken them In trade-some having been
used but one or two years.
AND FOB COOKING
"TheSpleudld" and "Menteur Ranges"
Never Fail te Give Satisfaction.
Our Line of Smallerand Cheaper Steves and
Itonges Is Complete.
SVOBDEUB FOB PLUMlilNG.-W
TIN KOOFING AND SPOUTING Becelve
Prompt Attention.
9-NO BAD STOCK UBED.
Ne. 40 East King St.,
LANCABTEB, PAi
(Opposite Court Ilonse.
HUM SIKH HtCHOMH.
HTKTUERIliL,"
ATLANTIC CITY, N. .1.,
Ocean Knd Kentucky Avenue.
Open February l, te November 1, Leck
Bex 1030.
M.J. ECKEKT.
n arl-3md Mar., June, July.
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
(Pepular.-Wlntcr or Bummer ) Largett
Hetel. Ment Convenient, kleguntly sur
nlshed. Liberally Managed.
OPEN ALL THE YKAlt.
CHAR. UeULADK, Prep.
W, E. Cecurah. Chief Clei k. f eOViOmd
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE,
(Feraerly Hetel Ashland.)
aWNOW.OPKN.-S
UBrUlt.MSHKD. UKMOUXLED.
UENOVATED.
JOS. It FLaNIOKN, Jr.
matl md.Mar,Apr,July,Aug.
MCUKWKAH.
QIMSN KVKKY UVKNIKO KXOISFT
SUNDAY.
8ILK1IANDKEUC1IIEFS AND MUFFLFB3
AT EBISMAN'8.
CELLULOID ANOL1NEN
COLLAB3AND CUFFtl
AT KU1SUAN'?.
MEDICATED
UNDEB8IIIUT3 AND DUAWE1U
AT JtlttHMAM'B,
Don't forget te leek at our
NECKTIES
AT EUISUAH'B
NO. 17 WEST KING BTKEKT.
NOTIOK TO TREHPAH8ERH AND
GUNNEBB.-AU persons ere hereby for.
bidden te trespass en any or the lands et the
Cornwall and Bpoedwell estates In Lebanon or
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or itilc
closed, either ler the purpose of shoetlnr or
fishing, as the law will be. rigidly enfeiced
against all trespassing en sold lands of Uui un
designed alter this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FBEEMAN,
B. PEBOY ALDEN,
EDW, G.FBKEMAN,
Auensys sw.iLW-CclwsAA't Htur
Ml
B
AKDAMeKLROT.
bard & Mcelrey,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
LOOK AT OUR PftXCES i
? dot. Stamped Pillow Shams only 503 per pair i SS dot. BttmpeA Aprons, full tlta.lyard
long, only tie each i Finn Damask Linen 1 oweis, knotted fringe, only Wj each, price elsewhere,
Sat ado, rinenamaak linen Towels, aetnal measure 17xu Inches, UferiBV; Kleer nil Cleth
at Me. worth 90O j BtTbleiU tleth only Ueptir y aid t Ecru Curtain Net. with tared idges,
only 10, regular prtee. S.VJ, at ie, worth Sic i llinutlfnl Beilm at On, worth llfe t 1.8 0 yarfls M
wide Unbleached Mnslln at 6We, worth 8). Just try some of this Muslin. ee whether you
went want mere et It. l.teijards Heavy Ynrd Wide stuslln llemnanUat lUfe, worth 8a Ben
We Table Linen In Damask or Leem Dire In the city Bleached German Table Linen, with
neat turkey Bed berder, soft finish, no starch, only S0e pr yard, worth 3J I special bargains In
Ladles' Jerseys at tee, wetth7S0 better grKdesatlLO0,l. and ll.te.
FEATHERS !
The Bel Steam Cured odorless Feathers. Perhaps you have your resjnlsr place te deal at,
and don't think of coming tosee us about Feathers. If you could buy lb best Feathoraetus
lower than yen enuld anywhere elite, wouldn't you buy them cf us T We sell mera Feathers
than any two stores put together. Why t Because we sell the b:t Feathers lower than you can
buy thorn anywhere else.
We tell the BEST BTOCK1NG9 ter the money In the city.
bard &
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
M
ETZQER A UAUUIIMAN,
METZGER & HAUGHMAN.
FOIiti IilNES 01'
Black Dress Goods,
Black Cashmeres,
Black Henriettas,
Black SebasteptTJ7n,lvw
Black Armures, " '""-
Black Camel's Hair,
Black Albatross,
AT THE LOWEST 1'KICKH.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN,
NOB. 88 AND 40 WB3T KINO BTRHET.
PJDMFORTa AND BLANKEia
Bosten
THIS HEAVY
HKMI1SD3 US THAT
PORTS
(M
TUAT WE WILL BELL OFF AT
LESS THAN COST.
STiMM BROTHERS
WILJL MOVE APRIL 1,
-TO-
NOS. 35 AND 37 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
( ACROSS FROM POSTOFFIOK. )
- -
XjlAUNEHTOUK'H.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
lerataliii Bra Goods,
CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES,
And everyHiIng pertaining te a First-Claw Ljtabllsliment, at prices te suit the
purses et all.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
35 & 37 BABT KINO ST.. LANCASTER, FA.
JBWELKY.
B
ARQAIN BALKS.
BARGAIN SALES
STERLING SILVER GOODS,
Musical Bexes, Bronzes and Art Werk.
CALL AND EXAMINE AND GET PRICES.
Diamond?? Geld and Silver Watches and Fine Jewelry.
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
VAKPHT
UAUUA1NH 1
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
KOR
WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS,
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Gnain Carpets,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SIIADXB, Ac.
We have the Largest and Bat Stock In tne Olty,
H. S. SHIRK & SONS,
Gene Wirt Kinc u4
moeB.
Opposite Fountain inn.
Mcelrey,
Opposite Fountain Irn.
Stere.
SNOW STORM
WE HAVE A LOT OF
HALLS
VAM
iJAttUAlMrJ I
BLANffiS
UO TC
Witt Struts, UncwUr, ft.
K-
RKAD1NO A COLUMBIA RAILROAD
i4,ANll i HKAMUHKS, AND LBBAJIO
AND LANOASXAB JOINT UNI B. K.
0R AH2tT,tu SUN DAT. lrV. 98,
Fer Chi Okies at 7:, ll:ieam, ana StlO sa.
5SI Pcaln 1:M m,M and I.w p m.
Fer Lebanon at U-..K) antt l.te p m.
rer Lancaster at C:U m.anAfcsOaaAfcaf i "
tl In. w v
rerJleafllnnateMamanflZMpM. H
a.ba,. nun MKSll (UkncaStSC
Fer Lebanon Ht7.i a. ui, li:3S and 7:Un hu TS
rer Quirryvllleat9-3I a tn.SM anfl8lpsa, i
LKAVE I'UINCK BTIltKT IUiimiImi ."
rer Itftftrtlnff at 7:10 ft 1)1.12-4.1 anfl. 1-50 nw.' &
rer lbanun at 7 07 a m, lt:lS ana7:ajp sa.
rer Uuarrv villa at Shin am, l:ia and 8 09 pa
TRAINS LK A VK LKI1 ANON
rer Lancaster at 7:1J am, 12:je and7 30p.
Fer Quarry vllle at 7:12 a m aijd 12:39 p m.
BUMDAYTUAISa.
TUMN8LKAVEUKADINQ
rnr Lanrastnr at 7.20 a m and 4:ue p m.
Fer quarry vl'ln at i.uupm. ,
TUAINM LKAVK QUAURTVIl'liSJ
rer Xancaster, Lebanon anaileaOlagMTM
am.
TKAiNt mcatr KINO ST. (t.aneassr,l
Fer Beadln; and Lebanon at SM imudlM
pni.
rer Qnarry vine at B-V p m.
TRAl.8 I.S.AVK I'KINOK ST. (LKDesMtSW.)
rer Headlns; and Lebanon at 8:13 ihiss
IMp Til.
rer Quarryvllle at 5:4.1 p tn.
TttAlNLKVVfcl.nlOI
rer I.ineitr at 7:S a in and S.iS e m.
rer gaarry vllle at S.Hptn.
rer connection at Columbia, Marietta June
Hen, Lancaster Junction, Manhntm, Ueadls
and Lebanon, sra tlnm tables at all staUess.
a, M. WILSON, buDunntendeat.
KNNHTLVAKU BAILROAD
pvusvuka-is neat xrem 4 use 18,
18RR.
Trains mn LAveAam and leave sjmi ax
Hv at rnllaflelrtnla aa fellows I
Leae
Leave
Laseasier,
IMa. h,
fcasa. us.
8J0.a.
9-JBa. bl
WKSTWAKD.
r aciec Xzpresst
Mews Kipresst.......
Phlladelpala.
ump. m.
4:80 a. m,
A;Wa.Ba.
7:00 a.m.
nI -asseniren
tralnvlaMLJeyl
arKIVrvnt
via Oelnmbla
7:ea.m.
NlajraraTSlEiaSS,
av a. a,
8-JBa.as,
2.00 p. sa.
Hanover Aocenv
eiumbu
rast Linet...........
rrederlek Aeoem . . .
LancastarAcoem...
navm
via Oeluml
TUML Jey.
90
Uarrlsbnrg Accem,
Oelnmbla Accem...
UarrUbury express
Western xzprestt..
ABTWABI).
Phua. Xxpresst
raatLtnel.
8:1s p. m.
4-40 p.m.
MWp m,
9:90 p. m.
Leave
Lancaster,
2:J)a.m.
e.-eea-m,
8:10 a. sn.
9Ktea.ni,
UJ8p.xn.
a.-aap.m,
ftoep.ni.
4.-48 p. m.
8:4ft p. a.
8J0p,8a,
IWD, SB,
7:40 Em.
11:40 a. as.
WtlTS At
Pall.
4:45 a. as.
SSBa. bl.
Uarnsburg Bzpress.
KkwtkM.
uucasuir Aocem ar.
ueiamuia Accem.,,.
Beasbere Kinross....
11:48 s, sa7
8jp.a,
Map, a,
1:48 RS:
6.-MB.SB.
Philadelphia! Accem.
annaay Mail....,,..,
Day Kxpress)
HaiTlabnrsr Accem
9:48 p. 8.
Ana Kin' aster Aouumuieoatlon leave A4sr
rUbnrcatmep. m.and arrives at liB8888i
at-.p.B.
. IM saaneta AoeemmoflaUon ImtmOMsst
ma at e:se a. m. ana reacne Mansttai
Alse, leaves Colombia at 11:48 a, a. sal 1
m, reaching atartetut at 11:01 aa fan In
Marietta at 8.-06 xt. m. and innas at aula
rSwsat
TRA VKLKRR OVIDH.
al i:e t also, leaves at 86 and arrive at 948. tJSlS
The
YerK Aeeommedatton leave Maiataa, 'A, :
at T-.10 and arrives at Lancaster at
necursr wk Harnsnnraj szpresaat bus 8. a.
The rredencK Acoemmodatlon, w&'easi
oeetuiK at Lancaster with Past LIB, wwt,
at i-.ic p. a., will ran through te rredeiinr.
The rredertest Acoemmoaatlou, east, laws
Columbia al lx,sjjd reachea uaeaaar M sMt
UanoverAccemmoaatlon, last, leave Oel
uinbia at 4:10 p. m. Arrives at Laneaater at
4.SA p. in., connecting with Day Xxpresa.
Hanover Aoeominudation. west, etaaMtJag
at Lancaster with Niagara Bzpress at 9aws
m, win run wruugn te uanevswi eauy, i
ODEuay.
m asb ijinr. weai. us eanaav, wavsi i
wiu atop at Wownlngtewn,uoateivill
bnrg, ML Joy,KllsalM)thvewnandsald41sjtow.'
I me eniy trains wnics run eaiiy.
rtifnH ran riaflw. ObSwuhi
tk Mall train wust runs by way of OelBsa. -4&&
Ji B. WOOD. General PasMnser Asav
CHAR. B.PUHH Oneral Manacer.
HTOVKH. U.
swsssWBSvsvia-sj
E
LIMN HRKHKMAH,
IIOOSEFURNISHING!
STOVES 1
i-aiiur ewvus, Jiirinr upaiers, uoesi BIOVM i:a
and Kangws. "0B
TIN AND HHKRTIUON WAB.
Onr Old Style UandMadfl Tlaware take the
Lead.
WOOD AND WILLOW WABK.
Baskets, Bnckets,Tnbs.IJntlerOhnrns, Chera
Iluctr, Breems, Mop Ladders, Wash Lleea,
Bed Cords, Table ana Ploer OB CleUiS.
CUTLEBY.
A lull l.lne et Table and I'ecUet Cntlerr.
Baten, Stitsen, Ac, Ac., Ac
L AMI'S.
Btanil Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Biacket
jauips, uas ana uu uu vnunaeiiers,
Lanterns, fte.
4V The Largest Stock of Beut cf nrnlihlBg
Goods in the city. Plnmbllng and Uas Pit
ting. 1 in Boen.Bg a Specialty.
FLINH & BRENEIAS,
a BEAT STO VE STORE,
Ne, lea North Queen Btreat.
LANOABTBK FA.
(iVEKKHWAHK.
H
1QU A MAKT1N.
CHINVHALL
OLEAHIHQ SALE
Thit lasts twelve jnnntbs In tne year. The
bcstanailty ler the least money always te b
hAd intra,
B1CIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
MW HOTISEKEEPEllS!
TnaBets. Whlt Granite, I7.00.
Dinner Sets, Whlte Ur..ulte..l.tn.
Uiniiurttu, Printed As.72.
Ne goods inlsrcprrstntcd. All Wart ex
changed If net satisfactory, at
High & Martin,
NO. 16 EAST KNQ STBEET,
LANUASTKU, PA.
COAL,
Vh-M-W'SS-Sf ssalSS'SSF'SS'WSlSSWS.aN''S
WIOLUAIJI ABU UTAU BIAUS I
All Kinds of Lumber and Oe
aVTABe t no. 4X North Wateruid Prmes)
BtrMtta. abevn lmen. Lancaster. nWTd
B
AUMQAKDMKU'U company.
GOAL DEALERS.
One. Ne, 129 North QueenStreet, And He,
884 North Prince streeL ., ,
Yainil-Nerth Prince Btjpet, nearattsIUnf
?urlM LAHOARTEB. PA
QOALI U0AL1
Piica of Geal Eeduced
AT
G. SENER a SONS,
COK. I'UINCK A WALNUT BIS.
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