W' V ft r"5 ) C A-'T jM W "C f JPHB ULNOASTER J5AILY rNTEIXIGENOEK, WEDNESDAY. HABOH 28. 1888. . pr ICE BOUND. By W. CLAMC RUSSELL, Avl7inrnf "Tha Wreck of the Oretrfner,'' "Jack' Oiirlsnfp," "My Watch Vf Joir," "The Lady Maud " Kte. (oeiTiacan.) CHAPTER X. Asemrn sTABTUira discettbt. This hatch formed tbe entxance te the cabin, and thcre was no ether read te it that I could soe. If iTrantoAteusoltlrnaetilrst ecrnpe away the snow; but unhappily I had left my knife in the beat, and waa without any instrument that would nerve mstoacrape with. I thought of brooking the beer bettle that was in my pocket and scratching with a piece of the glass; but before doing this it occurred W me te search the body en the starboard slda I approached htm at if he wcre alive and murderously fierce, and I own I did net like te touch him. He resembled the figure of a giant melded in snow. In life he must bnv been six feet and a half tall. The snow had Mooted him, and though he leaned he steed as high as I, who was of a tolerable stature. The enew was en his beard and mustache and en his hair; but these features were merged an I compacted into the snow en his coat, and as his cap come low and was covered with tnew tee, he, with tbe little fragment of counte nance that remained the flesh whereof had the color and toughness of the skin of a drum that has been well beaten submitted as ter ter rible an object as mortal sight ever rested en. I say I did net like te touch him, and one reason was I feared he would tumble; and though I knew net why 1 should have dreaded this, yet the apprehension of it se worked in me that for soine tlnie it held me idly staring at him. But I could net enter the cabin without first scraping the snow from the companion deer; and the cold, after I had steed a few moments inactive, was se bitter as te set me craving for shelter, Se I put my hand upon the body, and discovered It, as I might have foreseen, frozen te the hardness of steel His coat if I may call that a coat which resem bled a rebe of snow fell te within a few inches of the deck. Steadying the body with ene hand, I heartily tweaked the coat with the ether, hoping thus te rupture the I coupon it in doing which I slipped and fell en my back, and in falling gave a cenvulsive kick, which, striking the feet of the flgure, dis lodged them from their frezen held of the deck, and down it fell with a mighty bong alongside- of me, and with a loud crackling nclse like the rending of a sheet of silk. I was net hurt, and sprang te my feet with the alacrity of fright, and looking at the body saw that it had managed by its fall much better than my hands could have compassed; for the snow shroud was cracked and crum bled, slabs of it had broken away, leaving the cloth of the coat visible; and what best pleased me was the sight of the end of a hanger, forking out from tbe skirt of the coat. . Yet te ceme at it se as te draw the blade from its scabbard required an intolerable- ex ertion of strength. The clothes en his body wcre indeed like a suit of mall. I nevcr could have lelleved that frost served cloth se. At last I managed te pull the coat clear of tbe hilt of the hanger; the blade was stuck, but after I had tugged a bit it slipped out, and I found it n geed piece of steel. The cerpse was habited in jackboots, a coat of cearse, thick cloth lined with flannel; under this a kind of bleuse or doublet of lied cloth, confined by a belt with leathern loops for pistols. His apparel gave me no clew te the ege he belonged te; it was no better, in deed, than a sort of masquerading attire as though the fashions of mera than ene coun try, and perhaps of mero than ene age, had cone- te the habiting of him. He looked a burly, immense creature, as he lay upon the deck in thosame bent nttttudeiii wlilcu he had steed at the rail; and no dreadful was his face, with a singular diabolical expression of leering malice, caused by the lids of his eyes being half closed, that having taken ene peep I bad no mind te repeat it, though I was above ten minutes wrestling with his cloak and banger before 1 had the weapon fair in my band. I walked te the companion, and fell te scraping the snow awny from it. Twos like scratching nt mortar between bricks. But I worked hard, and presently, with the point of the hnngcr, felt the crevice twixt the deer and the jamb, after w hich it was net long be fore I liad carved the deer out of its plate of lea mid snow. I tolled en, and having cleared the deer of the snow that bound it, I pried It npart with the hanger and then dragged ntit;but the snow en the deck would net let it open far, and as thcre was room for me te squceze through I did net step te scrape the obstruc tion away. A (light of step sank into the darkness of the interior, and a cold, strange smell floated up, with something of a dry carthines3 of flavor and a mingling of leather and timber. I fell back a pace te let as much of this siaell exhale as tteuld lofero 1 entured into an at mosphere that had leen hermetically bottled by the ice in that cabin since the hour when this little deer was lest closed. Superstition wasactivein me again, and, when 1 lecred into the blackness at the bottom of the batch, I felt as might a Bchoellxy en the threshold of a haunted room in w hich he is te be locked up as a punishment. I put my feet en the ladder nnd descended very slowly indeed. On reaching the bottom I remained stand ing clese against the ladder, striving te soe into what manner of place I was arrived. Thoglareof the whiteness of the decks and rocks hung upon my eyes like a kind of blindness charged with fires of sevcrnl colors, and I could net obtain the faintest glimpse of any part of this interior eutside the sphere of the httle square of hary light which lay upon the deck at the feet of the bteps. The dark ness, indeed, was se deep that I concluded this was no mero than n narrow well, formed of bulkheads, and that the cabin was bej end, and led te by a deer in the bulkhead. Te U-st this conjecture I extended my arms In a groping jiosture and stepped n pace for ward, feeling te right and left, till, having geno flve or fcix paces from the louder, my lingers touched something cold, and feeling it, I passed my hand down what I instantly knew, by the projection of the nese and the roughness of. hair en the upper lip, te be a human face. A Httle reflection might have prepared me for this, but I had net reflected, at least in this direction, nnd was therefore net pro pre pared; and the horrible thrill of that black chill contact went in nn agony through my nerves, nnd I burst into a ielcnt perspiration. I backed away with all my hair astir, and then shot up the ladder as if the devil had been liehlnd me; and when I reached the deck I trembled se ielcntly that I had te lean against the companion lest my knees should glve way. Tbe companion deer was small, and being searcomere than ajar, I was net surprised that only a t cry faint light entered by It. If the top were removed I doubted net I should be nble te get a vlew of the cabin enough te show me where the windows or pert holes w era Sel went te work with the hanger again, insensibly obtaining a little stock of courage from the tnere bran dishing of it. In half an hour I had chlpHxl end cut away the ice round the companion, nnd then found it te be ene of these old fash ioned clumsy hatch covers, formerly used in certain kinds of Dutch ships namely, a box with a shoulder shaped lid. This lid, though heaw and flttincr with a tongue, I managed te unship, en which the full square of the hatch lay open te the sky, The light gave me heart Once mero I de scended. After a few moments the bewil dering dazzle of the snow faded off my sight, anil 1 could see very distinctly, The cabin was a small room. The forward part lay in shadow, but I could distinguish the outline of the mainmast amidships of the bulkhead there. In tbe center of this cabin was a email square table, supported by Iren pins, that pierced through stanchions in such n manner that the table could at will be raised te the celling, and there left for the convenience of space. . At this table, seated upon short, quaintly wrought benches, and Immediately facing each ether, were twejnen. Therwere in comparably mere Hfolike than the frozen figures. Tbe one whose back was upon the hatchway ladder, being the man whose face I had stroked, sat upright In the posture of a person about te start up, both hands upon tbe rim of the table and his oeuntezuwco raised as if, la a sudden terror and agony of dMta.bg fisdriwtudaioektofJod. &a Uu ImiUbly expressive of life m his attitude that, though I knew htm te be a f resea body, as perished m if be had died with Adam or Neah, I was sensible of a breathless wonder In me that the affrighted start with which be seemed te be rising from the table was net continued that, in short, he did net spring te his feet with the cry that you sceaied te bear in his posture, The ether flgure lay eva: the table with his face buried In Ills arms. He wero no cover ing te his bead, which was bald, yet his hair en either tide was plentiful and lay upon his arms, and his beard Befilng up about his buried face gave bim an uncommon, shaggy appearance. The ether had en a round fur cap, with tappet for the ears. His body was muffled in a thick ash colored coat; his hair was also abundant, curling long and black down his back; his cheeks wcre smooth, manifestly through nature rather than the razor, and the ends et a small black mustache wcre twisted up te hit eyes. These were the only occupants of the cabin, which their presence rendered terribly ghastly and strange. The interior was extremely plain ; the bulk beads of a mahogany color, the decks bare, and nothing in the form of an ornament sav ing a silver crucifix hanging by a nail te the trunk of the mainmast, and a cage, with a frozen bird of gorgeous plumage, suspended te the bulkhead near the hatch. A small lantern of an old pattern dangled ever the table, and I noticed that it contained two or three inches of candle. Abaft the hatchway was a deer en the starboard side, which I opened, and found a narrow, dark jxusage. I could net plcree it with my oye beyend a few feet; but perceiving within this range the out 1 no of a little deer, I concluded that here wcre the berths in which the master and his mates slept. There was nothing te be done in the dark, and I bitterly lamented that I had left my tinder box and (lint in the beat; for then I could have lighted the candle in the lantern. "Perhaps," thought I, "ene of theso figures may have a tinder box upon him." Custom was new somewhat hardening me; moreover, I was spurred en by a mortal nnx- lety te discover if there was any kind of feed te be met with in the vessel. Be I stepped up te the flgure whose face I had touched, and felt in his pockets; but neither en him nor en the ether did I find what I wanted, though I was net n little astonished te discover in the pockets of the occupants of go small and hunible a ship as this schooner a fine geld watch, as rich as the ene I had brought away from the man en the rocks, and mere elegant in shape, a geld snuffbox Bit with diamonds, several rings of beauty and volue lying loose in the breeches pocket of the man whose face was hidden, a handful of Spanish pieces in geld, handkerchiefs of line silk, and ether articles, as if indeed these fellows had been overhauling a parcel of booty, and then carelessly returned the contents te their pockets. But what I needed was the means of ob taining a light; se, after casting about, I thought I would search the body en deck, and went te it, and te my great satisfaction discovered what 1 wanted in the first pocket I dipped my hand Inte, though I had te rip open the mouth of it away from the snow with the hanger. I returned te the cabin nnd lighted the candle, and carried the lantern into the black passage or corridor. There wcre four small doers, belonging te as many berths. I opened the first, nnd entered a compartment that studied se intolerably stale and fusty that 1 had te ceme into the passage again nnd fetch a few breaths te humor my nese te the odor. As in the cabin, however, se here 1 found this noxiousness of air was net caused by rwtrefaction.er any tainting quali ties of n.vegctable or animal kind, but by the dcaduess of the pent up air itself, as the foulness of bilge water is owing te its being imprisoned from air in the bottom et the held. I held up the lantern and looked about me. A glance or two satisfied tne that I was in a room tlint had been appropriated by the steward and Ills mates. A number of dark objects, which en inspection I found te 1 hams, w cre stewed snugly away in Imttcns under the ceiling or upper deck; a cask half full of flour steed In u corner; near it lay a large cearse sack in which was n quantity of biscuit, a piece of which I bit and found it as bard as Hint and tasteless, but net in the least degree moldy. There were four shelves running athwartships full of glass, knives and forks, dishes and se forth, seme of tbe glass very cholce and elegant, and many of the dishes and plates also very fine, fit for the greatest nobleman's table. Under the lower shelf, en the deck, lay a sack et what I believed te be black stones until, after turn ing ene or two of them about, it came upon me that they were or had been, I should say, potatoes. Net te tcase yeu'with tee many particulars under this head, let me briefly say that in this larder, or steward's room, I found among ether things several cheeses, a quantity of candles, a great carthonwnre pet full et poes, Bevcral pounds of tobacco, about thirty lemons, along with two small casks and three or four jars, manlf eetly of spirits, but of what kind I could net tell. I took a stout sharp knlfe from ene of the shelves, and pulling down ene of the hams tried te cut it, Imt I might as well have striven te sllce a piece of marble, I attempted next te cut a chocse, but this was frezen as hard as tbe bem. Tbe lemons, candles and tobacco had the same astonishing quality of stenincss, and nothing yielded te the touch but the flour. I laid bold of ene of the jars, and thought te poll tbe stepper out, but it was frezen bard in tbe hele it fitted, and I was flve minutes hammering it loose. When it was out I Inserted a steel used for the sharp ening of knives and found the contents solid ice; nor was there the faintest smell te tell me what the spirit or wine wna. Nevcr befere did plenty offer itself in re mocking a shape. It was the very Irony of abundance substantial ghestllness and a Barmocide's feast te my aching stomach. But thcre was biscuit, net imconqucrable by teeth used te the fare of a sea life, and picking up a whele ene I sat me down en the edge of a cask and fell a-munchlug. One re flection, howevcr, comforted me namely, that this petrifaction by freezing bad kept thi victuals sweet. I was sure there waa little that might net be thawed into relish relish nble and nourishing feed and drink by a geed fire, The sight of these stores took such a weight off my mind that no felon reprieved from death could feel mero dated than I. My forebodings had ceme te naught In this regard, and here for the moment my grate ful spirits wcre centeut te step. (TO BK COKTlMUaD.) ltukcaaleudb&by te wate up a tleerlng ear; but It lakes bui little of Dr. lluil'i fluliy Syrup te nnlat tbat buby. and It rrqnlrei only 2& cents te buy a beule et tbat well-known rcmeay. Ibe longer Iho apo'eyy the " lively yenng r IU9 inerntng neauncu", vne one tnaiu-ra will uppwir hllrnceana i.axA' dornreUiBtovorotKnreinidltsfor tbls pecu liar kluOet noiuuene. Ten Can't Maue n Kameen Out of an attenuated Uudc, with meagre leg, pigeon cheat and a slight ceuli. liut a man or a woman te whom constitutional Tlger hss been denied can pel It te a ery considerable extent by the persistent use, la regularly pro portioned, nlwrnatcd doe, of America's ililcf lonle, lleatetter's btemach Ililtirs. Te the nerrcs anil musclcn of the stenuch that genial tnvlgerant lmiiart tone, and te In oiMTutieua regularity, 'the proximate remit U thorough digestion and complete assimila tion or the feed, and Um ultimate sequenu-, bleed fertile with the elements of muscular tissue, a healthy appetite, nightly rest unim paired, ami a disappearance of the nervous ejniptenu te which etiolated Invalids are al ways aubjert, and which they are ery prone, te take for the ruaulfettatlens of sirieii4 organic, disease, and doe accordingly. In diseases of the kidneys and bladder, uiwaya excessively weakenlug, and for coustipatieii, fever and ague, and livtr ceuiidalut, use lue Bluer). Tbe Homeliest Ran inLtncast r. as well as the handsomest, and ethers are invltftd te call nn snv druggist and get e a irtel botlleet hemp's llalasw ler Ue Threat and Lungs, a rumedy teal Is selling entirely upon Its inerlts and Is guaranteed te cure and rclleveall Cbmnlc and Acute Coughs, Asthma, XrencblUsand loasumptlen, r(lee MceuU and SI. JanlMydAw (1) Ilepture cure guaranteed by Or. J. II Mayer, 831 Arch Btreet, Philadelphia, Kase at once, no operation or delay from business, attested by thousands of cures after ethers fall, advice tree, tend for circular, inarlO-ljdAw The face and temper of tbe woman who takes New Style Vinegar Hitlers tare no wrleklef, r lOOD'S SA.KSAPABIL.LA, Health and If von feel tired, weak, worn en, or ran flewa from aara work, by Impoverished con cen con aitlen of the Meed or low state of the system, you should take Heed' ertaperllla. The peculiar toning, purifying, and vitalising qualities of this anccetif at medicine are, toen fell throughout the entire system, expelling disease, and giving qelak, healthy acties te every organ. It tones tha stomach, ereaui am appetite, an! looses the liver and kidneys. Thousands who have takea It with beaett, testify that itoed'a-tarstpaillla "makes the weak strong." Heed's Earsaparllla "lhave taken net quite a bottle of Heed's Barrapariila, and must Myitis one of the beet medicines for giving an appetite, purifying the bleed, and regulating thedlgetilve organs, that I ever heard or. It did me a great deal of geed." Mas. K. A. rrAHLar, Caaaateta. R. T. M 1 took Heed's San aparlila for lese et appe tite, dyspepsia, and general languor. It did me a vast amount of geed, and i have no hesi tancy In recommending It." J. W. Witia Witia Witia roie, Qnlney, 111. "I had salt rheum en my Icit arm three years, uflerlng terribly. I took Heed's Bar saparllla, and the salt ibeum hss entirely dis appeared." If. M. Mills, 71 r reach St, Lewell, Mats. - Heed's Beld by sll drarg'sts. II t six forts. Prepared only by O. I. i.OOI CO.. Apothecaries, I Lewell, Miss. I 100 Deses On Tellar. I um B AUI) A MeKIiKOY. bard& Mcelrey, 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Inn. Oir Expenses Art KelHigh And We An Satisfied With OuSmtll PnGU. 2ldrs. Men's II -HUhUHose, regular made, and 3 pair BeamlMRllose let tie, beat goods In s tot SMi, Deal goeas in i nu urrgKun ue , x pair lerzie I nsrsains in tmiareni mi kerchiefs enlr Hie iwh . vntlh 15a i SO dm. LidlM' Han e i liiraalna In I'.hlldrnn'n Hum 9ft am. Men" lets only Xioeacti, wettb ltai todei. lUHru' In corner, nnl v 5e each. Bhi and iiltnketa at Muslin only vc, regular price, 12X0. Mew Dress Ulngh'm only ine. New American Salines at lOandlJXcts. One Let et Itleached Turkish Towels, slse 17x38. S for 25c, worth 210 each. One vase ei eumi twist, no srrsdns at Black Bilk wldn.Rt tl re i thf. uthn hUimiitdeilarVi wnrihuvnt mer i-anurr,innekimixinre, laiut or euipes, go"a warning coier-.oonujoanu starnh, at 50c per yard t belter goods than some seu at Me, tuimner 1'anilng in inwer 10. 12V. 'MB 17 els etc 8nclal value In lllaek Cfthniemt'U.M. 45. 51 eta and up. Wnrnllttnilnttn.cinihtl00.tl23.il. teandsivi Muck All wool Henrietta, id Inches Ingram, Hemp and Cettase Carpet at Sue. worth SSe; better grades at 23, HI, lOunfl Nicis. Meg Carrots at 2A, SI, 40, 45, Metsandupi all-wool stripes atftM, (.arpet Hags taken In exchnngii. Window Shailfs, spilng fixtures, at 400 t best goods, 50c. Dade Shades at 75a, worm sioe. rJCATHKKI-Owlngtothnlncn'atedaemandat tnlt season of the yesr It has caused the whelesale price te advance. Wn are prepared te furnish the best goods atlhe same low price the lowest In the city. Why? Our expenses are net h'gb, and we are smUded wllb small profits. BARD & McELELOSL 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, N EXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE. SPECIAL SALE We ohave liintrecelv.a nml bave dl.playrd ej enr ceunters' ever VO rtrr.'n of SI'IUNO KUr.wblcn w betmht fromaennoerncloalnir business. Allure New anil HfuuUrOoefli HOl made for this season's trade, and are 33 per cent lest than regular pi Ice. Carefully oxamlne tbe following prices : , Children's SoamlrssHeso est worth 12Je. nhUdren'i Stamlrss Hoe, sze ftesw. 15Kct worth I80. Children's Regular Made lleee, lmCt0 8), 19c i worth 25e 10 S&e. Ladles' itegular Uade Unbleached Hete. 12e ; worth 180 Ladles' Itegular Made Unbleached llrse, 15c : worth 20c. Ladies' Regular Made Unbleaehrd and Kanev Uoje. Wa t worth 233. Ladlui' Regular Made Unbleached and Fancy llesn. 220 worth 31c, ladles' Kevnlar Made Fancy Hete, S3e 1 worth tee. I .sates' Regular Msde Kleece-Llned lles", 250 worth S7Ke. Men's Beatnlrss Mixed llalf-Uesn, 81; worth 12He. Men's Kegnlar Mute Hall-Uesp, Unux-aehnd and ranny, 12)e; worth I80 Mtn's Hegn'ar MadolUIMIeso, Unbletehed, 153 ; worth Soe. Mtn's Regular Made Half Hese, Unbletchtd and Fancy, 19a ; worth 25c. Our Lett-Over Bleck of Winter lloelery has been rednend te the following pt Ices te close ent: Children'! woolen llesu.lsoaOte8X,atl2Kot were IBo.te a e. Children's oelon Hese, BlzesutePKtat23fl t were35c tnlUc. C'hllSren'i FineitOrsde W.elen Hnse, all sr.-K, 31e; "tire 410 te 50e Lsdle' and Hen's Woolen U040.2I0 were2t toSle. Lsdlua' ar d Men's Woolen llote attic wcro37HctetOc. FAHNESTOCK'S, 35 Ai 37 BAST KlfcG BT IiA.NOA8TER, PA. B ARQA1NS IN OAlll'KTf. DON'T FORGET BARGAINS Jt CARPETS letzger & Haughman's NOS. 38 AND 40 WEST KING STREET, Opposite the JKWKLRY. B ARCIAIN BALKS. BARGAIN SALES STERLING SILVER GOODS, Musical Bexes, Bronzes and Art Werk. CALTj AND EXAMINE AND QET PRICEB. Diamendp, Geld and Silver Watches and Fine Jewelry. H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler, Ne. 4 West King Street. VARPKT BAKQA1NH I SHIRK'S CARPET HALL WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSBELS, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Gbain Carpets, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW UHADXtJ, Ac. We have tbe Largest and Baat Btoek In tna Olty, H. S. SHIRK & SONS, Cerner Wast King and Water Strati?, Lancaster, Fa. SAFE. BURE AND SPEEDY CURB. Unpture, Varicecele and Hpeclal Ulaeaari of either sex. Why be bumbugKed by quack when jeu can And In Or. w nht the only Uso Use Uso etaa fHVsiciAH Inl'hllad'lphlaskhe makes a suejlatty et tbe above dlseaaea. and Cuasa jTSTVT i'cbkb UDiKAXTHD. Advice free day ana even'.ni:. Strangers can be treated and re turn borne aainu day. unices private. OU.W. U. WUlOUT. Ill North Ninth Street, Above Uace. V. e. Bex 673 rblladalpbia. febJ5-lydw Strength All MtttMawri. as spring annreacher . a geed reliable tenle and bleed purifier Is needed by ntaMy everybody. Heed's Bar,aparllle I piealtarly adapted ter that purpose and be eetaes mera popular eveiy year. Try 11 this spring. When I took 1toe&'iSiraparlllatbat heavl nets In my stomach left j tee dullness la my Mad, and the gloomy, despondent reeling dis appeared. 1 began te get stronger, my bleed gained better circulation, the eetdntis in my bands and feet left me, and my kidneys de net bother me as before." a. w. Hen,, Attorney. at-Law, Mtlleraburg, O. Make th Weak Streng " A year age I suffered from Indigestion, had terrible headaches, very little appetite t In latt. aeeaaea completely Droienaewo. en taking Heed's Banepartlla I began totnipieve,aml new! hare a geed appetite, and my health is excellent compared te what It w as. 1 am bet ter In l ptrlts, am net troubled with cold teet f hands, and am entirely cured el Indiges tion," Mtiiati MAasise, Newburg, urange County, 1.T. ' reellt g languid and dirty, htvtng no ap petite ana no ambition te work, 1 took Heed's Hirseparllla, with the best rtsnlta. an a health laylgorater and for general debility I think It snpeiter te anything elic." A. A, Itiaia, .uuea.M.Y. Safsaparilla Beld by all druggist. l six for 3. Preptrrd only tiy C. 1. UOOU CO., ApoUecarlea, Lewell, Haas. 100 Deren One Dellar. euiia. pstr ler SSe, worth Me per piln Men's 4 psl: Ibucliy at tan price I ai cuy at inn price i i huh s'rrnnlnr Mad4 Hal- nan 9ft dnz. Men's Heinttltohed Hand- jlandkcrehleis, wtlhembrolfleied silk flower Imh than cost One case Uemnunta of Blenched retailed ever an v counter! weexcentnone v "W'W.FreeHein. epw Or" OF HOSIERY. Cooper Heuse. HALLS. HAtUiAlNH! -KOR- NOTICE TO TKKWABHKU8 AND OUNNKIiS.-All persons are hereby for. Idden te trespass en any of tbe lands of the Cornwall and Speedwell estates In Lebantm or Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or unln elesAd, either for the pnrpuie of sheeting or Bsbtng, as the law will te rigidly enfoiced against all trespassing en said lands of tLu un designed alter this notice. Was. COLBMAM rUBBKAN, k. rutey ALUBN, BOW, O. rBBBMAJT. AttOrMfMff.B.W.00lBIMl Halt CLOTttlHQ. TNFOHMATION. Te these about Ordering Opting Clethes, yen want te save Meney ana be r leased, -(te TO ASKEW'S. it afMyd fMMKNfriK ABSOKTMKNT. L Ganan Bre.. 8. W. COR. N. QUEEN i 0R1N6E SW. IMMBNSKASBOUrMKKT.NSWrKllUKKB I.XOLUBIVK BTYLK9, BKUVICKABLKOOOOd MABKIDAT Reck Bettem Prices. UETTUK HOST roil TUB HOMEY. 112,114, IIS BulU te order, nuallty itrletly Al'-wool Casslmeres and Scotch Cheviots. IS. IIS, ll Bulu te erdrr In BUlpa IMaldi and Ohreks, strictly All-wool. lis. l'8 w Bulu te order, best of All-wool Imported Worsted, tve.129, i5 frlnee Albert Bulls made te order. Trimmed and madnln elegant style. I.wenl t'afstmere 1'anls te erder at 1360, II oe, 14 10 and IS co. All-wool Worsted Pints te order at toen, as te, es oe, i7.fe, n oe, w en rorglnrteutconnrmauonsco cur two win dows lull of Newest Spring Goods Only. BMtnuiotnbnreeinlortand satisfaction gees With every purcliMe made. L. GANSHAN & BRO. M YKKN ft KATUiTON. Spring Overcoats. iv-. WlltS MILDXK WKATIIEK COMES lOU'LL NKKD A LIGHTER OVERCOAT. OL'lt STOCK OF SPUING OVERCOATS 1SFULLOF Handsome and Stylish Novelties IN ALL FARIIIONABLK B1IAUKB. ABOUt THE PR1CEH. WRLL, TUKY ARR A3 1.0YT AS YOU'LL V.XPCCT. i Myers &RatMen, 1'01'U LAU OLOTUIKUS, NO. 12 EAST KINO ST.. LANOABTKR PA. H I1WU .t 11KOT1JEK. Siill Greater Attractions! MouRNevKLTiKsiN Spring Clothing! KSl'KCtALLY ITOtt EASTER. 1 he beautiful amert ment of leu's, Tentu'4 and Children's CLOTHING. It Is with great pleasure we anaenncn that our n no and wtll aelncted Hptlng Stock is new coiupletn "f the latest fashions, and tbe latest patterns that can tm purchased. Our stoea Is tenextenstvu te give in detail, se te convince our friends et tbe low prices we are nrfei leg the entire new stock el eprlng Clothing, we quete tbe following : Men's flee Htrlptd and Checked rasslmnra Bulls, cnmmunrlng at 14.10, 5.C0. SC0, 0 0U, W. (7 OH 17 60. VI. 19 W nCOTCIl TWkKlia-l he newest style, bean, tllal goods, all wool Just Imported, a great number of patterns, and at a price never elfeted before. Any style of these Scotch 'tweed BulU. ('0 00. Beys' Clothing In grwtrvtlBty Ihtn ever rine tfchoel Bulls, litO, 13.00, $3X0, M W, 4.t0 uiilLDItKN'S BUITH-What we have re. eelved fvduy puts everytblng t-lse In tbe shade. Tbeyiiu tbe prettiest Children Bulls webaveever teen, elegant In deslgn, beauti fully flnlahed, commencing at the low price, I0, U0, 11.75, ri(". l. 4.eU, 1175, 14 CO te VIM. flease bear in mind that thoce elegant and cbeap Bulu cap only be gei at Iirsh & Brether, THE ONE-PRJOH Clothiers, Furnishers end Mer chant Tailors, COIL N. qUKBN STUKET AND OKNTKX BUUAUK. LANCASTKU, l'A. ay-store clones at 0 p. in , Monday and Sat- nraays excepua. OAJUtlAUKU. OTANDARD WORK. EDW.EDGERLEY CARRIAGE BUILDER, NO9.40,42,41,4tMABKZT STKBKT, Bear Of f oatefUce, Lancaster, 1'a, I have In Stnca and Build te order Bvery Variety et the following styles i Coupe, bug-. Klbs, Cabriolets, Carriages, victerias, business V axons, "1"' Carta, McCall Wagons. Burrlea, Market Wagons, I'bwtens, Kxpress Wagons. 1 employ ine best Mechanics, and have facil ities te build correctly any style of Carriage desired. TbeOuallty. Etyle and finish el iuy work mekes It decidedly the Cheapest lit the market. motto t Fair Dealing. Honest Werk at Bettem l'rlcea." t'leaae give me a call. Aerltepalrlng promptly attended te. l'rleee lower than all ethers. One set of Workmen especially empiejed ler that pnrpeMj, FVllNZTVRtl. w IDMTEK'S. YOUR WANTS -IS .FURNITURE Can be supplied at WIDMYER'S FUltNITUltE STOltS TO YOUBOOUrlisTRBATlSirAOTlOlf. ATTRACTIVE C103D3, ATTRACTIVE THICKS. ntveyenrseir the satisfaction or seeing the Largest, Uest and Cheapest stock la the Oily. Oer. last King & Duke Ste. WIDMTEU'3 C0BSE& N EW TU1NQU IN FU11NITUKK, -AT- HEINITSH'S Kew ANT1QUR OAK 8U1T3, all Complete, with Matlress and Spring. The ptlce will sur prise you. NATURAL CUKRKY SUITS, a'l Complete Very l'retty, Well Made and Durable. OLD STANDARD WALNUT. We open Heat Week-, blx New Patterns at Six Mew Prices. Several very low In price, hut geed meney's worth all the lime. Othrr Kew and Attractive Goods being shown all tbe tltne at Popular I'rloes. HEINITSH'S - S7 AND 20 SOUTHftUBIBN ST., LANCASTER, TA. 9 Personal Attention Ulvcn te Undertak leir. TRUNKH Ae H AKNKSS, TKUNKH, Ac. FOUND AT LAST. THE TRAVELER'S DELIGHT. A Virjr Handsome and Conveni ent HAG, mate of the Finest Qual ity .Brown Grain Leather, and fur nlshed with Cleths.'llatr and Teeth 1 lirrs'i, Seap LMnta, Toetli I'ewder Bettle. Made from'.12 te 10 inches. CALL AND CXAM INC OUU NEW LINE or TRUNKS AND BAGS AT H. laljertush eft Sen's SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK STORE, Ne. 30 Centre Square, LANCABTIU. FA. MOWBaWMMiMHlMB ttVOn. QaJiliND HEM -THK ROCHESTER LAMP, IxtyCandle-LlglitiBeaUUiemaU. ' Anether Let of CIIKAP olebm for eaa ad OUBtevea. THB "PllBnK7TIONH MK'l'AL MOOLUINQ KUBBBK CUBH10N WEATHERSTRIP Beau tbem alLTnU atrip entwean all ethers. Beepe ent tbe cold, atop rattling of windows, BxeXude tbe dust. Keep out mew and rain. Anyone can apply It no waate or dirt made In applying IL Can be fitted anywhore-no boles te bore, ready for nse. It will net split, warp ershrliik a cushion strip u the meat perfect. At the Uteva, iieater and Bange mMK -OF- Jelm P. Schanm & Sens, 84 SOUTH QUEEN ST LANOABTBB. FA. s TOVE8I HTOVEail CALL ANOBXAHINBi f ELEFEEB & HEER'S STOCK eri STOVES I " The Spltadid:'ud" Brigbt DiuDODd" UAVB NO B1VAL AS UBATKBB, Fer we all like warm feet, and this can enl be enjoyed atafULLllABK 11KATKK. Ilaye comfort and aave money by buying a flnea Ileatiir atonce. rather than sDen u;j your money for a Cheap Steve, only te trade n Steve, only te trade I It ed for old Iren next year. We thave several et these en nana tnat we can sen .very low, Hav ing taken thenv.ln trade-some having been tuea Dnt .one or two yeani. AND rOU.COOKlNQ TheSpltBdld" aad "MeBtear HaDges" Never rail te aire Satisfaction. Our Line of Bmallerand Cheaper Stores and Banges Is Complete. OTOBDBUS rOB rLUMUINQ.-W TIN BOOriNU AND BPOOTINQ Boeelve rrempt Attention. WHO BAD BTOCH USBD.- Ne. 40 East King St., LANOAaTKB, tAi (Oppetdte Court Heuse, TRA VMLKRB UV1DB. " .'L f. TMriiiivnrni.tiUBIi t t T.u.ii tt ' i. AND BRANCHES, AMD LEBAMOfcT' ;! UlUl.AJIUABTJlK4UIllX.bUISlB.il. t OR ARD AFTER BUMDAT, KOV. IB, ?' TRAlMBLKlVRItaAUINf. '-. Fer Columbia and Lancaster at lAiti. " -"'t; am and 6:10 pm. ; ,i.x :-S RE HSH',?. .'i?" "e . w 9 .-' .mvuiumnimuavaillflMKllllB,) fa TRAlNSLRAVKCnt.riMRta ..TV'. Fer Reading at 7 Je a m.lfcm and 1:49 p ae. W -Fer Lebanon at uju and 1.40 p nu 'i'! ' - TKIIKR t.llVK nlliuui,. , . f pm. -V for Reading att:40 am and 20 pm; .-'. Fer Lebanon at 2.50 and e-.rvpm. VJ6,- LEAVB KIKO BTRRR'i-1 1 aiuat t "k . Fer Reading at T.n a m, MJB and 1:40 b m. ' ' a rer utnanen at 7fsu a. in, izjd and 7:11 au ,.w ' S"nr Onan-vvllln at s SI a m. s-m , -i - :-" u LEAVKl'RUfCR STREET ( Laneaaf T - Fer Reading at 7: te a m, lUS and S 50 p m. 4V:S- vi JbSDumtiwu mm i,vi m uii AAitaviau I4 p 5. "" Vne I'lWHa.aaitU A(Bi a, a 1.1a mmA ? ?.' m uattj Tui (en mmm A.ee aim e uey d ((? i TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON Fer Laaeaater at 7:12 am, lfcje and 7 JO pm. Fer y uarryvflle at 7:12 a m and lt: p m , BOKPAT TRAINS. TRAINS LKAVJE REATHNO Fer iAnraster at 7:20 a m and 4:90 p m. Fer unarry vMn at 40p m. f. .. TKAlNti J.KAVN QUARRTVILLR v"f.-i ion and iswsr.i a in 1 . Til 3-', TRAINS T.KAYR KI iianeaaTer.i .,',.)- Fer Reading and Lcbahan at 8.-0S am andMl JZi. nm ni$i Fer lllnat Mnm TRAlMB L avr ruiNUR ST. (LaneMterJ Sj.s' JS, rer Heading and LaDanen. at KM a m iwipn,; - i-s-jK I or uuarrrvllle at 8:4.1 n m. rer Lanouter, Lebanon and ueading at 7a.:- Ai . -VlSiU'S xaaine wii liiiasus ...... . . . .t. - M . .MK. Tt-lBE Fer Ltneaster av 7:St a rn and 3.43 p m. tflftr rer vinarryvuie at s p m. w - V..W M.mMnM,.n.. B. flHlMMl.1. Wai. 4iV..v I tten, Lancaster Junction, Manhnlm, KeadtBaf- " and Lebanon, see tlm tables at all staUeaa. "$' , A. M. WILSON. Hnnenntenamt. a?y ? niHMHTLVi.Mll KAlT.TtnatirV,- IT BCHKDOLK.-ln effect from J -,, 1898. , KiPv Trains luavu Liaaiiraaand leave aad'ar1?: k VftillAAikl.l.lA mm IwHiiMi 1 nt&l Leave Leave WRSTWAKD. Paelde Xxpreut... Phuadelphta. baneaiur, 5s1'' uap.Di 4J0a. m. J0a.m. laaa. news axpresst Way Paeaengeri r" ij ' M..WWMMM. ....WW . .- , 3 autraiBTtaMt.. Wen MalMaUTraint vlaCelumbts Hlacara Rxnresa.. TiHLB. itjESa wa B.'iWJ f"! aaBover'Aeoom.. vlaOelmnMa ravUBw,.iif.iii Ffederiek Aoeoiu . . . Lancaster Aouem.... Marnsburg Aeoea., Columbia Aeoem.... Rarrtsburg Xxpruat Western BzpreMt.. ABTWARD. Fhiia Rxp reset . . . . . raitUnef... Harritbunr RxnreM 11:00 a. m. via Columbia tr,a 5S5 ant Jey. 2:15 p. BL 4j40p.ni. JWp m. tMp.m. Leave Lancaster. 2:20 a. a. eea.m. :10 a.m. :66 a.m. ft00a.Br, UcMp.ni. feOip.m. tear.m. 4:4ep.m. 1:46 p.m. u:esa, m'ts.. as livieM a. a. rsi. ' . 4!ta.KS? fcMa.sw&i' Laneastar Aeeem ar, aelnmbla Aeeem.... rtkM.tiSM ii:db. iau.ii J" Seashore Rxprees..,. rauaaeipnia Aeoem. anaayMall. Hay JExpreMf. ,,.. Harrlabner Aeeem UH ntnmtMAm AOOUlHUMjaallOtl rteearg at tee p. at, and arjrtyee at ra MariaMa fit Mini laavea Ma at .. a. m. aad reaeaea Martetta A leavei HxraDH at u:m a. sa, bsm reawiiier axanetia at ixn mam awe, Marteua at p. m. aad arriTwi at at He i alae. laavee at l:X and anlTf Tea ym AneemjandaUaa Uavea at tiie aia uHim at laaaatar ak I aaetlrw wltk Hanlaban Xxareai at til Tea Trtedarteif Aeoentaodauon. m n,mm neeitag at Laneaater wiia ranjunie, weae at M bu. wui ran tanraga te nedtiita'.ftg. Tae rredartefc AoeemnaodaUoa, eact, KMJW OeiaMMa at im.amd reaeaee I inwitet at nil Hanover AfscommedaUon, But, MaTM 0V nnbU at 4:ie in.- Arrives at lAneenex a amn. m..cennnnUnrwlUilavKllirea.. -' . BUDTK juwemuiuuauun. wtwt, mn at 1 jnnaauir with Nlaaara Bxnreai at bl will rnn tnreuga toHanever, daily, eMet '' raav wne, weet, en Bnnday, wlMa.MM. , WtU itap at Iwwnlngtown,CeatAjTlUe'?ldt nrg, MX. Jey.Kltiabethtawn and MldftlHefi,' , t rke only train walcn run daily. OiHiM fae Man train wait rnni by way of uelajaa ONAB. K. HliMfT (tenerel tianiurer. ,r-:ft ss WAttM. V 43! 1PK0IAL. r e tf aS WATCHES w - s rer rarrnen ana saunieaera win vm worn m , i Maf MniiRtinn in nnH,. am hii. iaam. .vi i inam, Aurera, lerwuien i am aoie agm,i w"-"?--''" r -wr-TT.---". i"-r..Mzri 1 outer urav-cjaaa fraicaea. imk wkuiw j Jewelry Kepalnng. Bpeetaclea, Kyeglamgi upuoaiuena. Minwi iidw uauy, uj gTapb only plaoe tame elty. LODI3 W1BIE, Me. 1X N. Queen Bt. oppealte City SeesL hear l'enn'a liepet. -. $$ N KW JKWKLRT BTOKK. ill: WATCHED U p. L".?. IMiKMw, mm vie Me.' liameat .-. atem? "Sl A at Ma. ' 1 Magaaaaa 'i-'i SB ! " v .A, aaeaak ?5R i- Our Htectr of WATCH K ii NewandCewi-H plele. Kvery Case and Movement tjuaraateed,' ; by us also by the Manufacturer. a, ' dtrSTANDABDMAKK880LDOMLi.'5,V ' Uur Repair Department Is fitted w Mev fine tools necessary te tbe repairing of UsK ' most rempllcated watches. Clocks, Jawelrr. - AC air. viiiueuiKK iieisuBU mrcatBie,girwf tnii department Ms personal attention. fa. . 44, CHARLES S. GUI, 10WESTm&STEHn LANOABTBB, l'A. " --J D KU1DEDI1ARQAINS, '31 wsr.' ms VTK OrrKll AT I'ilKSBNT rVSTJ .SSSf Decided Bargainee v. -IN- WATCHES. fn llnavlAat allii ftllvnv tnmmm A an a "- ounce, we will cell at price of tegular 8 enmmfi-A casii inuu wiin aigin. rveiuiam, uaBapsvsa,vj or neysteue movements. CALL AND GKT I'RICKS. jog. ueeskb, tnyfenrerparjner, li agalaS- wuame. ".. WALTER C. HEBBf xme. iui iMerca vuean strtec, fgi r. a wn av rt w v a !- Ar.da a4MV4Wlf 4U4-Vje " 3fl HVMUBll llRHOKTa. "W ETHERILL," ATLANTIO CITY". N. J.. Ocean And Kentucky Avenue. Open rebruuy I, te November 1, JHJX11UU. Barl-3md Mar.June.July. .. . i A TLANTIO CITY, N. J, THE u.j.M,j&mmi, (, tVllaOAlriw. ...Z ATLAMTIU CITX, II. . b2Mj (I'onular.-Wlnter or Bummer) .Largest? Hetel. Meat ceuvenlenL JUeganuy aw- nlshed. Ltberally Mauaired. OrBN ALL TUB TBAB. CHAi. afeULiAUE, rrep. ; ' t W. K. Coenatw, Chief Cleik, ieDia-eiem ':.(: , TLANTIO CITY, N, J. HOTEL NORMANUItt. ' irnrrrarle llntnl Aahland.) zi ,..-..,..-.-.------ . , aas-e;ur .- ,. i a UtrUBNiailKD. . ""l JOB. IL rLANlQBN, -la. -S ii maT.4md.Uar,Apr,July,Ana. 'T.S l ACOB E. BUEAFFER'8 PURE RYE WHISKYif (MY OWN DISTILLATION.) s BO. 15CINTBBKJ4JAB. W'i WfM : n.m , 13 V i ,iM . 1 z i5 t. S. h s3 . O'J gia ?3sa u flX.'ffl ij&?a TTT-ri.eigi 4m aa 9 &M ,1.' fr. ,'.&, ; 5t?, M M-""3' W ',.' ".. 1-ff! 1 i T
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