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By W. OLAJUKSUB8XXX,
4tAerr "Tht TTreck efth Orontnen
"Jaets't Ceurfsnfn '(ify IVafcA M-
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(wntiiw,)
CHAPTER XXIX.
I VALUE THB LASIKO.
Tlie day hud been se full of busieas, then
had been se much te engage ray mind, that
It mi net until I was teat ed at tapper In the
old cook room, In which I had pasted ee
many melancholy hour, that I found myself
able te take a calm survey of my situation,
and te compare the Tarleui motion of my
fortunes. 1 could scarcely, indeed believe
,thnt I was net In a.drvam, from which I
should awaken presently, and discover my
self stilt securely Imprisoned in the ice, and
all these passages of the powder blasts, the
liberation of tee schooner, my lonely days In
her afloat, my encounter with the whaler, aa
Uienary and vanishing as these dusky forma
of vapor which hed swarmed in giant shape
ever my little epen beat.
Cut evon if confirmation had been wanting
In tbe sable visage of Billy Pitt, who sat near
the furnace munching away with prodigious
enjoyment of his feed, and bringing his can
of het spiced wine from his vast blubber lips
with a mighty sigh of deep delight, I must
liave found it in each hissing leap and rear
lug plunge of the old piratical bucket, se full
of tbe vitality of the wind swollen canvas, se
quick with all the life instincts of a vessel
storming through the deep with buoyant keel
and under full control. Oh heaven I hew dif.
f erent from the dull ambling of tbe morning,
the sluggish pitching and rolling te the weak
pulling of the spritsaill
I was up and down a geed deal during thl
night. But for the treasure I should bavi
been less anxious, I dare say. I had come m
successfully te this point that I was resolved,
if my hopes were te miscarry, the misfort
une should net be owing te want of vigilance
en my part; and there happened an incident
which inevitably tended te sharpen my
watchfulness, though I was perfectly coo
scions It was a million te OM 'against its oei
curring a second time.
I came en deck te relieve) Wilkinson at
midnight, after a half hour's nodding doze
by the furnace below. He went te bis.cabin ;
I steed under the lee of a cloth seized In the
weather main rigging. Pitt arrived, and I
told him hn could return te the cook heuse
and stay there till I called him. The helm
being lashed and the schooner doing very
well, nothing wanted watching In particular,
yet I would net faave the deck abandoned,
and meant te keep a lookout turn and turn
about with Pitt, as Vr'llkinsen and Cromwell
had. She snow had ceased, but it was very
dark and thick, the ocean a rearing, welter
ing shadow, palpitating upon the eyes in roll
ing folds of blackness, with the quick expir
ing flash of foam te windward. On a sud
den, looking ever the weather quarter, me
thought I discovered a deeper shade in the
night there than was elsowhero perceptible.
It was like a great blot of ink upon the dark
ness. Even while I speculated it drew out in
the shape of a ship running before the gale.
She seemed te be heading directly for us.
The reef of my mouth turned drv as
.desert sand; my tengue and limbs re
fused their olllce; I could neither cry nor
stir, being Indeed paralyzed by the tor ter tor
rible suddenness of that apparition and
the Imminence of our peril. It all hap.vned
while you could have told thirty. The "great
Mack mass surged up with the water boiling
about the bows ; she brought a thunder along
with her in her rigging and sails as she
seared te the crowns of the seas she was
sweeping before. I could net tell what can
vas she was under, but her speed was a full
ten knots, and as I did net see her till she
was close she looked te come upon us with a
single bound. She passed us te windward
within a stone's threw, and vanished like a
dark cloud melting Inte the surrounding
blackness. Net a gleam of light brokefrom
her; you heard nothing but the boiling at
her bows and the thunderous pealing of the
gale In her canvas. A quarter turn of the
wheel would have sent us te the bottom, and
her, no doubt, en top of us. Whether she)
was the Susan Tucker or some ether whaler,
or a big Seuth sea man driven low and get
ting what easting she could out of the gale,
I knew net. She was as complete a mystery
of the ocean night as any spectral fabric,
and a heavier terror te me than a phantasm
worked by ghosts could have proved.
I knew such a thing could net happen
again, yet when I called Pitt I talked te him
about it as though we must certainly be run
down if he did net keep a sharp lookout;
and when my watch below came round at
4 o'clock, I was se agitated that I was up and
down till daybreak, as though my duty did
net end till then.
The gale moderated at sunrise; and though
it was a gloomy, true Cape Uern morning,
with dark driving clouds, the sea a dusky
olive, very hollow, and frequent small quick
squalls of sleet, which brought the wind te
us in sharp guns, yet as we could tee where
we were going, I get the schoen befere it,
heading her cast northeast, and under a
reefed topsail, mainsail and staysail the old
bucket stormed through It with the sputter
and rage of a lino-ef-battlo ship. There was
a legreel and line en deck, and I found a
sand glas3 in the chest In my cabin In which
Ihad met with the quadrants, perspective
gloss and the like, and I kept this leg regu
larly going, making a point of departure en
the chart tbe American captain had given
me, which I afterwards found te be within
two leagues and a half of the true position.
But for three days the weather continued se
heavy that thcre was nothing te be done In
the shape of gratifying the men's expecta
tions by overhauling what was left of the
cargo. Indeed, we had no lelsure for such
work; all our waking hours had te be strictly
dedicated te the schooner, and tn keeping a
lookout for ice. But the morning of tha
fourth day breke with a line sky and a brisk
breeie from a little te the cast of south, te
which we showed every cloth the schooner
had te threw abroad, and being new by dead
reckoning within a few leagues- of the mer
idian of CO clegs., I shaped a ceurse north by
east by my compass, with the design of get
ting a view of Staten Island that I might
correct my calculations.
When we had madesall and get our break
fast, I told 'Wilkinson and Cromwell (Pitt
being nt the tiller) that new was a geed op
portunity for inspecting the contents of the
held; and (net te be tedious In this part of
my relation, however I may have sinned In
this respect elsewhere) we carried lanterns
below, and spent the better part of the fore
noon in taking stock. Prem a copy of the
memorandum I made en that occasion (still
in my possession), I discovered that the Yan
kee captain had left us the follewing: Thlrty Thlrty
five casks of rum, twenty -eight hogsheads of
claret, sixty puncheons of brandy, forty casks
of sherry, eighteen cases of beer in bottles,
together with a number of "pieces" of gin,
as it Is called. In addition te thi were the
stores In the lazarette, besides a quantity of
several kinds of wine in Jars, etc, clsewhere
enumerated, besides all the ship's f urniture
ber guns, powder, small arms, etc., as well as
the ship herself. I took the men into the
run and showed them the chests, opening the
little ene which steed stocked with small
arras, and lifting the lids of two or three of
the ethers. They were perfectly satisfied;
fully believed the chests te be filled with
small arms and nothing else, and se we came
aw ay and returned te the cabin, where, te
please them, I put down the volue of the
cargo at a venture, setting figures against
each article, and making out a total of i,2filQ.
This, of ceurse, Included the ship.
'Hew much'll dat be a man, massuT'
asked Cromwell.
"Six hundred and sixty peunas," I an
swered. The peer fellow was se transported that,
after staring at me in silence with the cor
ners of his mouth stretched te his ears, he
tossed up bis hands, burst into a rear of
laughter, end made several skips about the
deck.
'Of course," Eaid I, addressing Wilkinson,
"ray figures may be ahead or short of tbe
truth. But it you ere disposed te take the
-i chance, 111 tell you what I'll de; 111 stand by
myflgurcs, accepting the risk of the alue of
the lading being less than what I say it Is,
and undertake te give each man of you 1,000
for your share."
"Well, sir," said he, "I don't knew that I
ought te object. But a few pounds Is a mat
ter of great consequence te me, and I reckon
if these here goods and the wessel should turn
out te be-worth room than ye Offer, tbe less
p'dgeasin thegrjt e.y,lf 'tffcref-QamM'
1 uugned, ana eia aim te let the matter
rest; tbere was plenty of time before at; X
should be willing te stand by my offer even
if I lest by it, se heartily obliged was I te
them for coming te ray assistance. And la
this 1 spoke the truth, though, aa you will
understand who knew my position, I bad te
Unease, It went against my conscience te
make out that tke chests were full of small
arms; but X should have been mad te tell
tbecn tha truth, and perhaps by the truth
maka devils of men who ware, and premised
te remain, steady, temperate, honest fellows.
I was net governed by tha desire te keep all
tbetreacarete myself ; no. I vow te Ged I
should have been glad te give them a moiety
of it had I net apprehended tha very gravest
consequences If I were candid with them.
But this, surely, must be te plain that It la
Idle te go en insisting en it.
The fine weather, the golden Issue that wa
te attend our successful navigation, the satis
factory behavior bf the schooner, put us Inte
a high geed humor with ene another; and
when It came te my collecting all the cloth
In the after cabins, aad te distributing them
among the three men, I thought Billy Pitt
and Cromwell would have gene mad 'with
delight. Te the best of my recollection, tha
apparel that had been left us by the Ameri
can captain (who, as you knew, had cleared
the forecastle of the clothes there) consisted
of several coats of cut velvet, trimmed with
geld and silver lace, seme frocks of white
drab with Urge plat buttons, brocade waist
coat of blue satin and green silk, crimson
and ether colored cloth breeches, along with
some cloaks, three corner hats, black and
white stockings, a number of ruffled shirts,
and ether articles of which I recollect the
character, though my ignorance of the cos
tumes of that period prevents me from nam-
ina them.
te aa oeamrran.)
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Tke Raadsemett Lady t Lancaster
Remarked te a friend the ether day that she
knew Kemp's Balsam ter the Threat and
Lunca was a superior remedy, a It stepped
her couch Instantly when ethers had no effect
whatever. Be tt rreve this and ronvlnea you
of It merit, any druggist will give you a Sam
ple BjtUe Prtt. Lirge alae tee and 11 00.
Raplnre car guaranteed by pr. J. II Mayer
HI Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease at once,
no operation or delay from business, attested
by thousands of cures alter ethers HI!, advlea
tree, send for elrcntsr, marlO-ljdAw
ViiraaAa Bitters cures Bbenmallsn), keeps
veuds; Joints snpple and limbers old ones.
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Defensives and private Officers
Usually wear tbelr badges of authority con cen
eated under their clothing, but Dr. Thomai'
JCeleetrie Oil wears Its badges In the form of
Ertnud labels attaebd te each and every
ettle, se that all may knew Its mission. It Is
given fnll and ceinplste authority te arrest
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time, for sale by 11. B. Cochran, druggjlst, 111.
and laa North Queen street, Lancaster.
Tn Kled We Like.
Tha medicine we most tike Is that which does
Its work quick and well. Burdock Steed Bit
frs are the quleksst kind of a care for dys
pepsia acd liver and kidney street lrn. Fer
sale by H. 11. Cochran, druggist, 1ST and 189
North Queen street, Lancaster.
What Tart Applications Did
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Three applications of 7hema$' Jtcltctrle Oil
entirety cured thtm nothing betjar In the
market" Jacob Butler. UeadtngPa. rer
sale by n. B Cochran, druggist, 137 and IS
North Qeeen street, Lancaster.
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II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and Its North
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Be Careful of tne Babies.
If your children are threatened wllh croup
or any threat difficulty, apely a Uw drops of
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An Klintia, (N. I.) Lady,
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clare: Burdock Bleed JHUers are a medicine
I admire Rat remely for dyspepsia In the
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by U. B. uoehran, druggist, 137 aid 139 North
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RHEUMATISM.
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DYSPEPSIA.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND strength strength
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OONSTIPATION.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND la net a
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Recommended by professional and business
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Price, 11.00. sold by Druggists.
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DIAMONDS !
A large assortment of Diamonds and ether
precious stones new in stock, which we will
mount up te order. Circlet, the newest style,
rings in Diamonds, Rubies, Opals, etc.
A full line of Geld, Silver and Steel
Spectacles.
Repairing in all its branches.
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lt.'
B
ARD k MeKLROT.
bard & Mcelrey,
S3 and 36 Seuth Queen Street,
OILCMTH-If yen want tha best Fleer cm cloth In the ctty for the money Just leek
through the stock, all bought before the advajiea In price, and all well seasoned. Yen will End
that an Ollileih well seasoned will Isst twlea aa long aa nee that is last ireeh from the I aotery.
OAftrBTS-lngraln Carpet at Mi Ita regular price. Me. Ingrain t'arpet attSe i Its regular
prier, sie. ingialn Carpets at It, e, 5 and Jcents i twst goods In tha elty at the prtee. Nag
Carpets at tte worth A Mag Carpet at feo worth SIXe. Ksg Carpets at foe.tto, We and up:
beawrnedsatthe prien overseld: earpetRaga taken In exehng.
WINDOW NfiADm-Wsara selling quaautlr of Window Shades, with Spring Fixtures,
at tee; best goods at 603 1 best Dade at 78et the prleea are low, else we could net sell the
amount we Ae.1
hosiery-The Greatest Bargains In Hosiery ever offered. Ladles' tlalbrlggan, solid colors
.l.trJPa he!k. regular made, two pair for ts cants i never sold lees than tes per pair, lien's
half-heee, unbleached, at 10e; worth 15a. Men's halt-heastn solid colors, unbleached British
or narrow stHpea, full rcgalar made, two pairs for c, Just halt prlee. These ate only a few of
the bargains te Hosiery, coma aad see for yeurself:
Just opened, one bale of yard wide Muslin, far covering tobacco beds, at se par yard) regu
lar priee, te. An lElmnt Line of Drras tjlnghanu and Seersuckers. In plain, plafd or stripes,
atloeperyard. Peslilvly the best patterns in Telle de Werd, tn the city, at like. The beat
Mo.erstlnthctty. The best 7M corset tl tha city. The best 11.00 corset In the ctty.
"MEB-We headquarters ,n in,,,,,. for ti,a btt rtMtkun. te fully satisfy
yourself en that point please call en us and examine and compare prleea. Yeu will find our
ptlre lowest for the beat goods.
Bpeclal Bargain In iMen'a Cheviot Shirts at Se And STKe. Special Bargains tn Man's Hummer
Pants and Overalls at BOe; worth 730,
bard & Mcelrey,
33 and 36 Seuth Queen Street
1UBAP MATTIN08 AT ME1ZQKR A
M ATTINGjS CHEAP
MATTING 3, U lie.
irATTIAQS,15c,
MATlINaS, ISc.
MATTIN08, tie.
MATTINQS, S0.
MATTINGS, SSc.
, MATTINGS, 40c.
Metzger & Haughman's
NOS. 38 AND 40 WEjSt KING STREET,
Opposite tha Cooper Heuse.
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EXT DOOR TO COURT BOUSE.
Newest Dress Stuffs.
Thisweekfaas marked tbe arrival of many new things In Drees Goods among
which Is an excellent grade of Hetttlettas, 80 Inches wide, Including all the new
shades at 25 cents. Blx shades of English Dclgen.Ali Weel, 87 cents, never sold
less than 60 cents. Mny new things In ' 80 and 40 inci Fabrics at 60 cental
Seme elpgant values in 64-lnch cloths at 76 cents and 11.00.
Full assortments of Henrietta's at 60, 75 and It 00.
A beautiful Line of Shades lu 24 inch Burabs at 06 centB.
Twe burnalns in Rhadames, just In. Let 1 Is tl.00 a yard In Mack acd Celers
Let 2 is (1 37t a yard in black en! v. Real value 12 00.
Black, Cream and Celers in Merten. Alrgrades. Lew prices.
Among Cotten Stuffs of which we have bice assortments, are Batistes, Ginghams,
Zephyrs, Shambrays, Splines and numerous whlte Goods.
Hew Challles at 12 and 20 cents. '
FAHNESTOOK'S,
lOS. 35 as 37 BAST KINO St.. LaVNOABTMB, PA
CARPET
BARGAINS I
SHIRK'S -CARlPET HALL
FOR- v
WILTON, VKL.VET, BODY BRUSSELS,
Ttpcstrj, Iagrain, Damask md Tenetlan, Rag and Ctule Carpets,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BHADXB, etc.
We have the Largest aad Beet Btoek In tba Olty.
H. S. SHIRK & SONS,
Cemer West King ted Wittr Struts, Lancutir, Pa
11ATB.
N'
EW COLORS IN HATS.
Stauffer&COi
LEADING UATTEUS,
Have Juit received a biir atiertwent of new
colon and fancy ahtilna and abapes Id tlute
celebrated, Ugnt weight, easy miiug-
"BOSTON BEAUTIES,"
Weight J ait SX Ounces,
Tbece'rectand latest styles in tie world werld world
renewnid "Diinlap Hats."
A fnll Una of BOTH' and OBI LDUVK'S New
Spring Styles In oletb, trurand euaw Hats.
8traw and Harvest Hats
OfXvary Description ailheLewestl'rlces.
Trunks and Traveling Bsgs
AT U1Q INDUOKMXKTS,
Stauffer k Ce.,
SI bb4 83 North Qneea btrreU
HUhlURR 11KSORTH.
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. i.
(fepnlar Winter or Saiemer) Larcust
Uotel. Most convenient, jtlegantly fur
nished. Liberally Manaifnd.
OtKN ALL. TilK TKAIt.
OH AS. MeULAUE. Plop.
W. K. CecHJUw. Chief Olerk. lubmd
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE,
(rericcrly Hetel Ashland.)
asr no w:uPCM.ca
BFUi:NiBniteitKT.iDMOi)K,D.
.. - . JOS,B.I,ASiaN,Jl,
jBAtl-lmdklar, 4pr, July, Aug.
SfbtlAM).
Opposite Fountain Inn.
Opposite Fountain Inn.
HAUUHMAN'H.
HALEB.
BARGAINS I
TRVNKU.
T
RUNKS.
M. HalDerbusli & Sen.
TRUNKS.
Our stetlc of 'iruuks and flags U new com
plete. Wa call spcclil attention te enr make
of lAdles' Dreis Trunks. Uandsome and
convenient.
Repairingef all Trunks and Bags
a Specialty,
AT
M. Haberbush & Sen's
SADDLE, lIAKNESy,
ANU
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LA80ABXM. TA.
VROOKRIBU.
piAHHAHD'H MILD CUtlED
1I1M
AND IIRRAKrAST BArVtw
tTneaualed for tendnrnnaa an Aiin
flavor. We cnaTantM that there la nethlnp; te
qnal them In qnnllty In this mrnrnet. -i ion.
sands of the beat lauillles m new uilna them.
Tliy alve universal satlsUcUen. itr them
aad tell jrenr neighbors
AW Oiled Beef and llolecna nicely rhlnned.
Priee reasonable u aoue a w i amt.
AT BDRSK'&
cinnelTgoeds !
tQOlXat OQINUI going 1
Why net? or coarse they de, at tha low
prices we offer them. It is tee low, bat we
cannot help it. We have a larjre stock and
they mnst go. Think of it. geed Canned
Uern, rolls Ooteraro, at 7Xe. a can : reed oan ean
nd Tomatoes, quart cans, at 9a. or S catis for
6e t fine string lleans, ate. or 8 forKe i Mar-
n,wi5t-p.wi i ""h or 3 ler a Tiartcans i
Pared Peaches (or lSe. a can. ours inett uern.
Dew Drep and Paris, sella at 13c, a ca-n.bnt
will make a reduction by the case or dcioe.
CALireBN t A OANNKO UOOUS-I'eaches,
Cherries, rears and Apricot,
iceftkksi cerrKRai cerrxrst
Quality better and prices lower. Kcasled
Rie te, J j e, beat &le XMft One Laguyia,
Mecha and Java.
our coffees are at wars rrcsh Heisted.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 .BAST KINO BTRHBT.
F
RESU OIlOOEHlKa
Fine Fresh Groceries.
W. A. REIST & CO.
AKK KOW rilKl'AUED
Te furnish you wllh flrst-Clata Qrocerles,
oenilstlnic of the mediant quality of goods te
the very finest. We are located la the bnst
Bets part of tha elty, and probably net
antttble for some of our customers te get te
the store. We would advise you thentosend
us your name aad address en postal eird and
our sollelior of orders will promptly tike and
dtllver all orders, whether large or smalt te
any part of the city.
nSADQUAUTKUa FOU
Fiat French Canned and Dallied Gwdi.
WANTRDAn experienced young man In
the grocery buslnms te solicit, orders In the
city. Alse who Is able te control trade. Apply
TO
W. A. REIST & CP.,
C0U.KAE.T KINQ AMI) DUKK9T3.
J? KADI READ II READ 111
REIST.
BEAU, THINK AND 11K ASIONISIIEO
110.0) WORTU OF
ACME -LAUNDRY SOAP
GIVEN AWAY LAST SATURDAY.
We told you wn would give It. Yeu can always
depend upon what we siy.
DOES IT PAY t
That remains te be eon. We only knew lt'i
the beat te Laundry aeap en the uiaiket.
We have taken held of It In realcarneat;
filve your sample cakes a fair trial.
Our Stock Is Heavy and the Prien se Lew
that none dare approach It in Price or quality.
READ ON I READ ON I READ OX I
1,000 1'ACkftges of
STKSL'S WASHING POWDER
GIVEN AWAY,'
TO MOKItOW
(SATURDAY). APRIL 31,
it 7 o'clock In the Kvening.
Commencing at
This Is one of the best washing powders en
the market and we want te Introduce it te
our trade Just as we old the soap. Don't fail
te get a iMOkage. Llse the senn. after the
distribution la ever, It will be offered at sale
only.
One thousand cokes of that fney trans
parent glyoerlne Toilet xeap will be given
away In our nt distribution, or in oilier
words. 1100 worth of soap. Think of lit -Jhe
retail price Is 100. .We won't suillt, but give
It only, as a freegllt. Our Klfta ara froeand
open. e don't mix Ten, Celfeu, Ae , up with
them. Twenty-two eblltfing salesraen le at
tend te your wants. 'Iho UrKest urocerv
store tn the city. The heaviest stock a-d
leweU prices. It will always pay you te buy
el us.
Relst, Wholesaled Retail Grocer,
Car. YY. King aaa Prince KU.,
(NBXT Deem TO THB BOBBBt UeaBB HOTBL.)
TNTERE8TINQ
TO LADIES.
ladles all a pprer lata lovely things and like
te ornament their homes. Here Is a grand op ep op
rertnnlly of securing something beaullful.
To-mermw, Saturday. April slit, w will
give te all pnrebar a bwiutllnl rmnel photo.
ae lady can atferd te miss this opportunity
Neither ean any ene who wlihra te oenomiit
afford te mils the many bai Kalns wutiruuew
ctforietr In pure Teas, Coffees, BuKarsasand
COFFEES. COFFEES. COrFEES.
Down te the old ptlCAs.l2X.l8 18, 20, , 23,
23 and iste. per pound. CbbCks with each and
every pound.
FURETK AB FROM 758 A POUND UP TO tl 00
Jnst rnrelved a new let of Wnrnor'Snprler
Cakes and Crackers. If you wish anything in
the vine Cake or Cracker line, at the same
price you pay for Inferior goods, try us. lte
inMnber we keep the quality up aud tte
pilcesdewn.
DRIED AND EVAPORATED FRUITS.
We have undoubtedly the best and cheapest
line of tie above goods that the market can
produce. Have yju tried enr Kvaperatud
Apples at 6c. Heat I'nmelU)" 12e a, pound.
Prunes 2, 3, t, 0 and 12 pounds for sij.
CANNED AND UOXTLKD QO0DH.
Four cans Cern for 23a i 8 cans Marrowfat
Peas for 2S0.1 3 cans Ib'uns for 'lie 1 3 nennit
rn pie IVachra for 55a i 3 pound cans Choice
Table Peaches for 23a 1 3 pound cans Apricots
only 200 ; grated or sliced fimupple 3e.
FLOUU. FLOUR. FLOUR.
Plllsbury Famous Ileit.8nrprle Heller O.
flours a fjuurter, Ulugrlch'sXX rieur He.
halliuarter,
CUEESE. CUEESE.
Llmbnrger, brst quality, only 15c a pound 1
Lancaster Cnuntv Dulcb llend C'hvutO 7ic.
Iuiported Dutch Head Cheesn fc'l .
1 we pounds Kera county lluckwhcat for 9 0
S. CLARKE'S
OK1UIXAL TEA AND COFfKE STORE,
13 and 14 SOUTH QUBBN STREET,
A Few Deers Ireiu Centra Square.
QUKBNHWARR.
..1.rMwa1 JW.
H
IUU k MARTIN.
CHINA HALL.
0LEAEINQ SAL13
Thtt lasts twelve months In tne year. The
best quality ter the least money always te be
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
EEW HOUSEKEEPERS!
TeaSeU. White Granite, tiea.
Dlunnrsets, White Urjulte..l Ml
Dinner bets, Printed I1TJ.
Ne goods misrepresented. All Wares ex
changed If net satisfactory, at
High &Iartin,
NO 16 EAST KINO SIREET,
LAMOAKXIt, PA
TEA VELERS GUIDE.
RKAIJ1NO COLUMBIA KAILROAIt
AND LANCASTER JOINT UNIAA
n r l.I"I',tVMAUI'0.
A SaWi? 1nc -
KA" tAV COLO Bii. "
rer Reading at 7 se a m.lfcsn aad i.ttn m.
for Lebanon at 12 M and 8 w pm. " p "
TRAINS LKAVK QUARRTV1LT.B.
Fer Lueuln a in . ..r
pm- u,uraxwiHMI
fc-nr WaatAfMM .it.u. . . ..
Fer Lebanon at J0 and t p m.
LEAVE KINO STREET (Lancaster)
I ??' "t- m. 1 and t sep m.
Fer Lebanon at 7.00 a. tn, 12 j and 7 lop m.
Fer Qa arry vUle at Ml a m. s os and 8 ) pm.
LEAVE PRINCE 8TK1ET (Lancaster.)
Fer Heading at 7:W a m, IMS and S 50 p m.
Fer Lebanon at 7.07 a aa, 11:13 nd7:3p m,
Fer yuarry vUle at ) a m, l:w and 8 09 p a
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
Fer Lancaster at 7:1 1 a m, 11:30 and 7.30 p m.
Fer Quarryvllle at Mia m and lt p m.
BONUAT TRAINS.
.. TRAINS LB AVE READING
Fer Lancaster at 7:90 a m and 4.-00 p at.
Fer Quarryvlile at i-een m.
TRAINS LEAVE (JUARBTVILLE
Fer Lancaster, Lebanon and Reading at TiM
TRAINS LEAVE KINO ST. (Lancaster,)
Fer Reading and Lebanon at 8.i am ana Ml
Fer Qnarrrvllla at B SO p m.
Trains LfcAVE prinur ST. (Lancaster.)
iHprt n tebane ? amaSl
Fer y aarrynile at : p m.
TRAINS LE AV fc LEBANOK
Fer Lancaster at 7Ji a m and 8.16 p m.
Fer quarryvllle at 8:4.1pm. "
..rrTCOnncoUen.at Columbia, MartettA Jwae
tlen, Lancaster Junouen, atanhnlm, KeadlaE
and Lebanon, aje timetables at all elation"
AM. WILSON Superintendent,
BOOTS AND S1IOKH.
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KW HUOK BIORB,
Popular Shoes.
A LADIES' FINE DONUOLA BUTTOy,
with Patent Tip and Llaht riejleie Beles!
Very Stylish and Comfortable, cite.
NfW LIGHT FRONT LAOK SfJOK f et .
-2'i.". ?? "UN" i lexlbloSele
and Patent Tip, 2 M.
ApeclftlT.0trf SHOE DRESSING, Rew 5
lr Puce. 2)e 1 we are silling it a 10c. . JL
.. A Oentleman's Gonulne IIANO.WELTEO;." i
SiU-!0? ."LI5' Jna8 ' 8"irter Calf bfcta. 8$A
Seft end Llaht. In appearance equal te ear Fc.
uuiier gceas j navn mum in Butten, LeceaMI-w.;
Congress i Tip and r Iain Toe. ' T
r. SWILKEYi
yntavi UAOU STORE.)
ye.2 North Qaeen Street.
LANCASTER, PA
arBi''fwi'
nm
28
D. I. BTACKROUBE.
W"1!'
$4'$
I(throUentlmflla the vear mmiki.(,il
ble than another te buy
lla .han BHn.kAH . M -. m. &!'
jflBM .aaBBsw m
"M
Une Shnftc r
It Is rlht new, for the comfort Br the BpHaa
anawnoieHainiiiorlibi-toreus.toenJoy tkeaaW'.
In, and I haye Just wide a Large ParetaM ;''.'.
i.-Aj
BOOTS AND SHOE!
DIRECT KfiOR THE FACTORY,
cAirumuiy low rriclim
And I am offering thm le the rnbllefiMiSr
than It coat te make thorn. It's the manafj.'V
Of the aTOed.-! hen.hfc lham.i.d t AAa1
knew of any ether store that can give tJ4 4
au-h bargains. -5????.i. J
T If yen are thinking of gettliu; New Feet"f4'
w iu pay you te cau uaa examine , 'v
IMMENSE STOCK AND LOW PU10IS
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"n D em a mT-irnTTQ-Dnfe
As JL s rJXXLUiXlXUUOiliiv' ;
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LAOABXEU,PA. A201ydAr SK
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OOTS AND bHOEH.
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A Rare Chan
fa PER CENT REDUCTION
-FROM-
March 31at te April 30tb,fi
w "" ti
CUU15. btiU!S. KUBBMHS. ML' SSi
Rnnirllt.tnnrninn. ' S&iK4 i
THE REASONS $
M hy we bare oiTerca tbta reaucllen mi ffSS
lit. fieeftuvfi WO h&YA ban In the it.11t. a' .,k-''W
Slvlnir away from T wenty-nve te Bf3Vttnt7-flT f
A'unau tvwiiu in uktuh ana uoremosievny,'
KitatAr. m.nA w think awlll ha ok. m.w,m. . L' i
Kttater, ana we tnink it will be the urns te tw -r
ana mere advantAffeeaa te (huFnirhaMrtu X
get tbat amount (the coat of the cards) off of t-
thnlr HnrrhtiBAtL.
M xu. iwcube woipicennaoniinat ix weeaitw4i
If! trtt JVA lfl(tVf1lAA la HnnaAf MAMlaia.. T . -M
" --" .--" 'T -. - - rf-t
an new running Inte mere families, at the1""--;' V:
.-. . n y -..aavuutf .uu All us via ruuui WH KTV1
SM nrtSBF rtmnlnn flna e-nnwwa amllu a il. ,tu.Z it
liicti. we arn new veiling 110 say nemine of
the 6 Per Cent. Reduction) wui be greatly te
ouradvantaeas well as te the advantage of
th Purchaser.
This offer is net te New Patrons only, but te
all of enr Rea-nlar customers as well ; but bear
lu mind we only m-ke this offer irein this
REMEMBER,
We have our Heeds marked In Plain Figures
aud net in Leiters or Characters.
We Mean M What We Sty !
We will xlve the Purchaser Ffve Cents off of . t4,T
every Hollars Werth of uoeds Pnrehased at l "'
ourbtero durtntTsaldtlniaerSperceiit.Oarel 1-1
all amounts 1 than lne OeJlar .ri -
Aar-Jif member 1 hli Hale lommences THIS ?iv
SATURItAY, MAKUU Slst and Ends MOH3
MJ1 , AfJUU 0UUJU . tj
OURMOTT03AUEI
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" Quick Bales aid Small Preflt9,n
AN3
" llencsly Is tbe Best Fellcr."
The Leaders et Lew Prices la
Beets & Shoes,
NO. 3 BAST KINQ STRUT, LAK-
OASTBB, PA. ,
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WILL 11B FOONU AT
JO. 42 WEST KING ST.
(Next Doer te Bayler's Vboteuraph QaL'nry.)
With a uomplele oteck of
THn LATEST SPKINQSTVLES
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