LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30, Ibai. "NO MKASTOWS." in A I'enniiictunvlKe Tenne Lady Tabes k Lancaster mid Suburb!. The West Chester Ilcpublican prints sonic ske'ehes written by iliss Murtha L. Banks, formerly of Alglcli, Ches2r coun ty, which it thinks will be feuu-l interest ing, although they were net written for publication. Miss Banks writes of Lan caster and what hlie saw here. She took iti the whole town and its attrac tions. She was pleased with it. This monument of ears, with a "high shaft extending - towards the hcavcus" she pronounces "a masterpiece of workmanship, as well as an ornament of praise te the city and county of Lan caster." The "splendid and elevated court beuse ;" the college and campus "with its densely shaded lawns and its several long graveled avenues leading te the several eriiiecs of the building," "several splendid cdiftecs used as the dwellings by several of th i faculty," "approached by a large and beautiful avenue named West James street, extending west from North Queen street and beautiful resort for a pleasurable walk in pleasant weather " were te Miss Bunke subjects of perfect adoration. The great watch factory, "several streets running out te it, with great blocks of large and splendidly built houses," the tombs of our distinguished dead, the grand view from the leserveir, the " beau tiful and f-ci pentine " Concs'ega were things of beauty te Miss Martha. Fulton hall is " no mean building ;" the cotton factories are " the most extensive and handsome factories that can be found in the whole country anywhere, every thing in splendid order,, neatness and beauty around them, whilst they are noted for producing the best manufactured fabrics in their line of any factory in the whole country. Many of the ch'Tches of tliiscity arc noted as model edifices, and leek as if they were imbed ded in shady gieves. A large number of private and magnificent resiliences, along various slreelf. bear the same rcsemblcucc. hiugly and in rows. In fact, Lancaster is no mean city te visit for objects of plcasure beaut' and congeniality of its citizens te the stranger. " Millersvillc, the street cars, the normal school, the hospitable and friendly principal, the shady and cesy - grounds and bountiful dinner made large deposits of joy te Miss Banks. Come auain. isrisic kkekzes klew. Lively Times en llarbary Coast. It teems that the commissioners and county treasurer arc worried and perplexed during and immediately after the weeks of quatler sessions court by creditors of the district attorney, who presents orders and claims upon his fees past, present and prospective : and as there are mere of them than can be honored the struggle of the claimants for priority gives rise te some angry altercations and new te threats of litigation. Last week the fees amounted te $5511, and of this the district attorney en Monday drew from the treas urer what was lelt, about $100, after a number of orders and advances had been paid. Eli Eshleman and his attorney, 1. D. Baker, esq., who get noue of it, claim that they only had any right te these fees or any part of them, and te the commission ers' order for them or any part of them, by authority of the follewiug paper : "Te the Commissioners of Lancaster county : " I am indebted largely te Eli Eshleman, of Mai tic township, Lancaster county. Ir'iiis is te notify you that all fees due, and icrcaftcr te beceme due, subject te my ap proval, for costs and otherwise, are te be paid te Philip D. Baker, in trust for Eli Eshlcmau, anil that all orders te the con trary are net te be honored unless directed te be se honored by him Philip D. Baker. "Themas J. Davis "Lancaster, Nev. 20, 1881." Mr. Baker had copies of this served en Hie commissioners, the treasurer and each one of the lattcr's numerous bondsmen, with additional notice te the latter that Treasurer Greff bad uotice of the notice ; and Baker expected it te " held." But it didn't. Eshleman was left. The notice te his bondsmen makes Treas urer Greff wroth. He says he must Uouer all commission ers' warrants duly drawn aud " cannot go behind the returns." And, as official fees arc net assignable, the commissioners draw their warrants te the district attorney or in such names as he directs at the time hi- has them drawn. Which docs net mollify Baker nor pay Eshleman. Hence the threats. COUHT OF COMMON l'LKAS. Xlie First Weak of the Siivcmber Tcr:i:. nicreiu; Patterson, .i. The case of Van Leer vs. Nccdham Wil Wil eon's estate, te recover for services as housekeeper, wer.t te the jury at ."5 p. m. yesterday and as yet there is no agree ment. L. Power vs. B. F. Hookey. Action te recover en a promissory note, dated Aug. 20. 1878, for 31J51, payable in thrce months at Lancaster County national bank. The wise was ti icd before, when the evidence was published in tbese reports. The do de do fense is that Hookey was net te be liable, -- this obligation being only as agent for a thiid party. At the instance of D. P. Lechcr fc Sen, court issued a citation te the executers of Jehn S. Gable, returnable December 10, te show cause why they should net give security or be discharged, as 1). Hartman, one of them, is deceased, and E. M. Schaef fcr's estate is assigned. iii:keki: livinosten, r. .t. In the case of Geedman vs. the Penusyl vnnia railroad ceinpauy the plaintiff offer ed further evidence te show that no whistle was blown en the day of the accident te him. The defense moved for a non-suit en the ground that the evidence had disclosed contributory negligence, and that motion w as granted. UnliMiipy ling-Drevers. Yesterday Levi Myers, of Marticville, foreman of the late grand jury, bought at Mentzcr's drove yard a number of hogs. In making mention of his purchase in presence of Clayt Myers aud IJucky Lcib ley, these gentlemen offered te drive the hogs te Meuntville for him. Levi, bc licviug they would net de se, offered them 10, aud they at once closed with him, the money being deposited at the Sprcchcr 1 ease. This morning at 7 o'clock was the hour fixed for the hog drovers te be at the stockyard; and, punctual te the minute, Clayt and Bucky were en hand. They steed shivering in the cold aud fog ft r some time, Bucky declaring that if he had known hew cold it was he would net have undci taken tie job. Finally one of the yard men put in an appearance and stated that the hogs had been sent off before the arrival of the amateur drovers! Hastening te the nearest hotel te warm up, Clayt and Bucky next made their way te the Sprecher house te demand the $10, but the bar keeper would net give up the money, as they had net performed the duty assigned them 1 They avow their determination te have the money if they have te .;e te Meuutville te get it. He If ul net ' Confer." At the hearing of Dr. Mai tin Diller be fore Alderman Bewc, when District At torney Davis left the office, he says he had no conference whatever with the presccu ter aud defendant in their sattlemeet. He left the house. Lewer .End Kel Estate. Oxford Tress. The farm of Charlette and Isaac W. Kim ble, in East Nottingham township Ches ter county, containing 115 acres, sold at public sale te James F. Turner of Cole Cele rain township, for $75 per acre The heirs of Rebert Bunting, deceased, sold a farm or 130 acres in Colerain te Lewis G. Lambern of Drumerc for $4,500. The farm of William B. Boice in Dru more, containing about 100 acres, recently sold at public sale te Cheyncy McSparran's at $55 per acre. At the public sale of the farm of Richard Bryson. deceased, Eden township. 14 acres without buildings were sold te Mrs. Yeung, ler $55 per acie. Jehn Heffman has sold his farm of 91 acres, near Mechanic's Greve, for $5,300. Samuel aud G. W. Harbison hav sold their farm, near Buck, nt $GG per acre. Mrs. Cyrus Moere has sold her farm of 100 acres, near Unicorn, for $5,300. The above properties were purchased by farmers from the upper end. Dr. Gee. S. Dare, of Rising Sun, Mil., has purchased the farm of Mrs. Stubbs, near that town, containing 70 acres, for $5,000 Leit an Eye. Yesterday Doctors Compten, Boyd, Wclehans, anil M. L. Heir made a care ful examination of the eye of Jehn Frank- lord, the ceuvict, who was shot by Prison Keeper Wcisc while attempting te escape from the county prison. The result of the examination shows that the sight of the eye is permanently lest. When the fact was made known te Franlcfeid, it is said he wept lilee a child. They Are Coining -The -McCiUeiiju. The celebrated McGibcny Family, who crowded the epci a house nightly when hen: hist, will again appear in tins opera house this city ler one. night only, en Thursday evening. December 8. They are the most wonderfully charming family of musical artlts that ever graced an American stage. They will only appear heie ler one night. It Hale or Iteal Estate. Tn-iiiylit Cee. W. Zcclierwlll offer at public saleat the Cadu ell Heuse, the valuable busi ness property Xes. 221 and 2.'." North (Jucen street. See advertisement, ltd Amusement!. " Twe Orphans" Te-night. Tula bciuttlul and always popular French nicle-drnmu.whlch is te be presented in Fulton hall te-night, premises te be u dramatic entertainment of much meiit, lrem the cast et the company presenting it. The title roles are assumed Iry two young ladies et geed talents, and the whole support, is premised te hccijual te the requirements of this uie.il excellent play. ' Lomlen Assurance" Te-morrow Night. This exposition of English life, put upon the stage with the best possible cll'ect, by a strong company Wnllack's own with sullicient re gard for seenle attractions ami rich cestum ing, will aderl our citizen 4 a rare treat en Thursday evening. It is for the benefit et a most laudable charity and deserves liberal patronage. XVIltllAl. NOY1VSCS.', Ge te-II. It. Ciiuiiran's Drug store, 137 North (ui!"ii street, ter Mrs. freeman's New Na tional Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et coleiyire uuctualcd. Celer from 2 te 5 pound-'. Directions in English and (icrinan. Price. 1." cents. Suicide and Dyspepsia. A most remarkable cure ler dyspepsia " Wells' Health Eenewer." The greatest tonic, best bilious and Liver Remedy known. $!. Druggists. Depot. "What every one says must be true," that ' Dr Sellers' Cough Syrup'' has no equal ler coughs and colds. Try it. Price 25 cents. nl-lmd&w "A word te the wi.-e is sufllcient." An ef leclive and' agreeable remedy ler the treat ment et Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal Deatness is Ely's Cream Balm. A sure cure. Cream Ealm effectually cleanses the nasal inssagcs et catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions, allays inflammation anil irritation, protects the membrannl linings et the head from additional colds, completely heals the sores and restores the sense of taste and smell. Rcncllcial results are realized by a lew appli cations. A thorough treatment as directed will cure Catarrh. As a household remedy ler cold in the head it is unequaled. The Balm is easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggists at .10 cents. On receipt of 50 cents will mail a package. Send ler circular with fall informa tion. ELY'S CREAM HALM CO., Oswego, X. V. Fer side In Lancaster by all the druggists. iil-2wdeed&w A Cough, Celli or sere 'l ureai should no stepped. Xeglcct frequently results In an In curable Lung Disease or Consumption. Hrewn's ireuchial Treche" de net disorder thopteniach like cough syrups and balsams, but. act directly en the inflamed ruirts, allaying irritation, give relief In Asthma, Hrenchial Coughs, Catarrh, ami the Threat- Troubles which Singers and PublicSpeakers are subject te. Fer thirty years .Brown's Hrenchial Troches have been recommended by physi cians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, the3- have at tained well-merited rank among the lewstaplc remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a box every where. ms-lvdl'TliAS&lyw Never tee Late te Mend. Tlies. .1. Ardcn, William street, East Rull'ale writes: "Your Spring lilossem has worked en me splendid. 1 had no appetite; used te sleep badly and get up in the morning unre freshed; my breath was very offensive and I suffered from severe headache; since using vepr Spring Blessem all these symptoms have vanished ai:d I feel quite well." Price .Victs. Fer sale at II. 15. Cochran's Drug Stere, PJ7 Xerth Queen street, Lancaster. Lieutenant-Commander Gerringe in bring ing the Obelisk te Xcw Yerk has performed indeed a monumental work. Se has Dr. C. W. Bensen, el Baltimore in curing lhe nervous disorders of the world, with his Celery ami Chamomile Pills. I5y Universal Accord, Avca's Catiiautic Pills are the best et all pnrgatives ler family use. They arc the pro duct of long, laborious, and successful chemi cal investigation, and their extensive use, by physicians in their practice, and by all civil ized nations, proves them lhe best and most effectual purgative 1111 that medical science can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can nrlse from their use. In intrinsic value ami curative powers no ether Pills can be compared with them, amd every person, know ing their virtues, will employ them, when needed. They keep the system in pcrlecl order, and maintain in health action the whole ma chinery el lite. Mild, searching and effectual, they arc especially adapted te the needs et t lie digestive apparatus, derangements et which they prevent ami cure, if timely taken. They arc the best and safest physic te employ for children and weakened constitutions, wlierca mild but effectual cathartic is required. Fer ale by all dealers. n25-Iwdced&w Metncrsi Mement: i Mothers!! Aic you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child sullering and crying witli the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ? If se, go at once and get a bottle of M US. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Itwiil re lieeo the peer little sullercr Immediately de pend upon it; there Is no mlstake abent It. There Is net a mother en earth who has ever used It, who will net tell you at once that it will regulate t lie bowels, and give rest te the mother, and relief and health te Use child, operating like magic. It is perfectly sare te use in all eases, and pleasant te the taste, and 13 the prescription el one et the eldest and best female physician and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere: 23 cents a l onto. "larMvd&wM.W&S UKNBY'S CAKBOL1C SALVE. The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter,ehapped hand;, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin erup tions, freckles and pimple. The salve is guaranteed te give perleet satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Be sure you get Henry's Caibeiic Salve, as all ethers are but imitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore, 137 and 13 Xerth Queen street. Hurrah! Fer Our Side. Many people have lest their interest In poli tics and in amusements because they are se out of sorts and run down that they cannot enjoy anything. If sucu persons would only be wic enough te try that celebrated remedy Kidney-Wert and experience its tenlcand ren ovating effects they would seen be hurrahing with the loudest. In cither dry or liquid form it is a perfect remedy for torpid liver, kidneys or bowels. Exchange. B28-lwdAw WEW ADVERTISEMENTS. E OW. J. ZAUSI, E DW. J. ZARM, " The doctors said my witc had censump ion. Tried 'Lindsey's Bleed Searcher,' and she has better health than ever." G. II. Hub bard. Hampden. Ohie. nl-lnid&w An old lady writes us : "I am G5 years old and was feeble and nervous all the time, when I bought a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic. I have used little mere than one bottle and leel as well as at .10." See ether column. nl-lnideodAwcew "Lire, Growth, lteauty." " What we all admire" and hew te secure it: A fine head of hair in its natural color is such an adjunct te beauty that no one who prices geed leeks should neglect te use " Londen Hair Celer Kcsterer," the most cleanly and de light ful article ever introduced te the Ameri can people. It is totally different from all ethers net sticky or gummy, and free from all impure ingredients that render many ether preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin hair, restores gray hair, gives it new lite, keeps the scalp clean and 5iealth causing the hair togrew where It had fallen off or become thin, does net soil or stain anything, and 19 se per fectly and elegantly prepared as te make it a lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon eon Hair Restorer" is wild by all druggists, at " cents a bottle, six bottles ler $1. ect.'iM.W.S&w MAUKIAGIZS. Cues.SLr.T-Bear. Nev. 2!, 1SS1 by Uev. E. L. Heed, S'r. Ueerge W. Cressley te iliSs Amelia S. Kuch.hothel East Lampeter township, Lan caster county, l'a. VJIATMIS. IvAurMtAsr: Xnv.as. lSid, in this city, Henry S. Iv'iuli'mau. In the CSth year of hisage. The relatives and friends el the family arc respectfully invited te attend the funeral lrem his late resilience, Xe. :vt) Xerth Queen stree'. en Thursday morning at HJ o'clock. Funeral services at Jl- n.ieiiite church, Lan disviile at 10 o'clock. 2td -.Vlill' An VJ .' tSJiJUANTS. US" SPECIAL TO ADVERTISERS Owing te an unusual prossure en our Advertising Columns, all changes," te insute insertion, should be handed in the day before they are desired te be made, and net later iu the woek than FRIDAY NOON. Te make certain of space for in sertion en SATURDAY New Ad vertisements should reach the Business Office by 12 o'clock neon. t JI. UXDKKWOuD, DENTIST, Has l!en:evid le S3 1 EAST K1X; STItEET. n2ii-2wd Lancaster, l'a. 1MM1 THE HOLIDAYS. i A w ell selected Stock et 1'IAXOS AND 011GAX& ESTEY MELODEOX lersale cheap. JUSTUS STUCKEXIIOLTZ. oitejanl.S-'.It Fulton Hall, Lancaster, l'a. 1)Ul'.I.IC SALE 0--S MONDAY, WEC. 5, lS-sl, will be sold at the I.cepird Hetel, that valuable two-story BU1CK DWELLING, with one-story Brick Back Building and Sum mer Kitchen attached, situated en the west si.te et Shippen street, between East King and Orange streets, Xe. 2i containing hall, six rooms and plastered attle; hydrant in the yard, lruit trees, grape vines, &c. Sale te commence, at 7 o'clock p. m. of said diiv, when conditions will be made known by GEOltGE AV. EAlllf. Huxuv SnunuRT, Auct. 0-5td 1UItHC SALE !' VAI.UAUI.K CITY Property. On WEDXESDAY. NOVEM BER ei). ISSl.al the Cadwetl Heme, in the City el Lancaster, will be sold by the undersigned, all that va.uable business property, situated Xes. 1 and 'Ji'I Xerth Queen street, only a lew doers lrem the Pennsylvania railroad depetand one-half square lrem the Northern market, making it an excellent business local it v. The let has a front en Xerth Queen street of 32 leet 214 inchc, and atadistance of loe feet it widens te Gi feet 2 inches and continues of that, width te Christian street, making a total depth of 215 feet. On the front is a brick elllce and storeroom, and 11-leet drive-way te the rear. On the rear of t he let is a large ami sub stantial Stable and Carriage Heuse, l'JG feet long and 10 feet wide. Alse another Carriage Heuse 40x30 feet. The Stable and main Car riage Heuse are builtef brick, with slate root. There is also about 1C0 feet et unoccupied ground. The property Ins been occupied for thirteen years asa Livery Stable and at present yields a geed rent. It is located in the business part el the city and will rapidly grew in value. l'artef'thc purchase money can remain upon the property if se desired. Possession and un disputed title given the 1st day of April, 1S82. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., of said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by GEORGE W. ZECIIEU. II. Siil'imirr, Auct. nl7,10.2.,,2fi,28,2!),30d "1 KKAT KUSM AT 7 ( Givler, Bewers & Hurst's, 25 East King street. Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner, LAXCASTEli, I' A. The manufacturers et the diflerent lines of goods embraced in our stock have been spec spec Lelly fortunate this year in producing styles et unequaled beautv, which it will be a pleasure te us te show te all who call. Our stock is lull in all departments Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Diamonds, &c. If you want te get up any SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (J IFT place your order as early as possi ble. In Solid Geld or Silver we can make, in our own factory, any article wanted, wnich en ables us te give our customers advantage in prices, net usually leund in retail stores. TMt. AKUSUBL TINTED SPECTACLES, for which we are the sole agents in Lancaster county, c believe are the best in the world, and we are satisfied that with the aid of our com plete outfit of Test Lenses, we can fit any eyes that need the aid of glasses. Our facilities ler FIRST-CLASS REI'AltfING are complete in every department. The very liberal share of trade we have received in the past has encouraged us te place in our cases a liner and larger stock than ever before, te which we cordially invite the attention of all vhe desire te examine beautiful joeds. TSIRD EDITION WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 30, 1881 GmTEATTS STORY. mixed western, spot, GiGGc ; de future, CSi 73Jc. Oats a shade strenger: Ne. 3 Dee.. 49c t de Fcb.,M$c ; State, 19S5e ; Western, 4SMc. Grain and Provttten Uuotatlenn. One o'clock quotation et grain and provis previs ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15' Last King street. RECOUNTING HIS CURIOUS CAREER. HIS SPEECH AT A COLORED MEETING. AN AVOIENCB HE DID NOT KELISH. EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler, - - - LANCASTER, PENN'A. ZAHM'S CORNER, ect23-3md&wlt A'A'II ADVJHZTlSJZaLFA'TS. D1 ID YOU I1EAK THE THD.NDEK ? GO te J. J. Hartley's. Ne. .VJ3 Maner street. for the best Imported Sauer Kreut in the citv, only 50 cents per gallon. Ilest Oysters, only CO cents per hundred. 11 HrANTKD AN ACTIVE CATHOLIC TT MAN et steady habits te travel in sec tion in which he resides. Permanent employ ment and ceed compensation te an energetic man. References. P.ENZIGER UROTHKRS, oil Iireadway, New Yerk. VMtUW&S rilUE COMMITTEE ON FIKE ENU1NES J. and Hese will have a meeting in Select Council chamber THURSDAY EVENING at 7l o'clock. The Chief Engineer et the Eire Department will be in attendance te substan tiate chanrcs against the following companies : Shinier, Humane and Friendship. The lire companies will please be in attendance te make any defence they may have. SAM'L 15. COX. nh3td Chairman. Iiuiu.ic sali:. entmuksiiav, dec. i, 1SS1, will lie sold at Ne. 4ft! North Duke street, the entire let of Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Eedstcads and lied ding, Bureaus. Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Tin. Glass and Quecnsware, Copper Kettles and many ether articles net enumer ated. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. in., when terms will be made known by GEORGE SPURRIER. II. SUUIIERT, AllCt. tt!tlt e I'KKA ueusrj. TUESDAY, DEO. 6, 1881, MR. JOHN I). M1SHLER has the pleasure of presenting the popular and talented artist Miss Jeffreys Lewis, In t'ne Union Square Theatre Success by A. C. Giiuter, esq., entitled Twe Mghts in Reme, Prices Reduced. PREPARATORY TO THE Change in Our Business. Wc have had a Great Rush for Bargains in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Great Rush for Bargains in SILKS, SATINS, BROCADES ASD PLUSHES. Great Hindi ler IJLACK CASHMERES, HENRIETTA CLOTHS AND OTHER MOURNING GOODS, Great Rush ler SHAWLS, COATS and SKIRTS. Great Rush for LADIES' ami CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR H Gieat Rush ler Ladies' and Children's Hosiery. Gieat Rush for CALICOES, JIUSL1XS, TICKINGS. Great Rush for Flannels, Comforts. Blankets. Wc liave been offering our entire stock un usually low and consequently have been having A Great Rush. Our Stock is still Large, and wc will con tinue te OFEER GREAT INDUCEMENTS in every department. Givler, Bewers & Hurst, 25 BAST KING STREET, J.A.Ji'CASXEB, pa. Presented with particular attention te every detail by a THOROUGHLY COMPETENT O-Ne advance in Prices 33, ftO ler sale Reserved scats new Ofllce. COMPANY. and 75 t;te. at Yecker's ;uj-i;t TULTON Ol'ISKA HOUSE. SATU.RDAY, DECEMBER 3d. SNElBAKLiR'S lajesticGonselidation The Strongest Variety Organizitien JN EXISTENCE. MORE ACTUAL NOVELTIES THAN EVKR BKFORK PRESENTED IX ONE EXTERTAINM ENT '. THK- Acme of Amusement Enterprises. O-Evcry Member a Performer. CJrEvcry IYrfernicr a Master in his line. Concluding each performance with an ENTIRELY NEW BURLESQUE, Including the entire Company. :;e it Jf'OJt 8AX.E. SAW MILL FOKsALK A TWENTY- tL'St heri-e power portable SAW MILL, as geed as new. Address, PHILIP LEBZKLTER, Eagle Speke ami Bending Works. d&w-tf Lancaster, Pa. lOK SALE. Klegant BUILDING SITES in the western suburbs of the city, and 1SUILDIXG LOTvS at all prices and in all parts et the city. Apply te ALLAN A. IIERR & CO., Real Estate, Collection and Ins. Agents, scptS-Studl 3 North Dulcu Street. DWELLINGS AMI BUILDING LOTS, FARMS, MlLLs, STORKS, &c, for sale in all parts of the city and comity. Our Monthly Catalogue ler November is new ready, and sent Iree ie any address. ALLAN A. HKRR& CO.. Real EsUite and Insurance Agents. irJl 3 North Duka street. Lancaster, Pa. UIHANSCOl'KTSALK OF VALIJADT.K I ) City Property. On THURSDAY, DE CEMI5EB13,18Sl,by virtue and in pursuance of an alias order et the Orphans' Court et Lan caster county, will be sold at public sale, en the premises, all that certain two-story brick tavern property (known as the Serrel Herse Hetel), with three-story brick back building, brick stables, shedding, blacksmith shop, &c. anil let et ground thereto belonging, situated out lie north side of W est King street, east of Prince street, in the city et Lancaster. Pa., ad joining properties of Hen. A. E. Roberts, W. 4. Cooper, James Potts and ethers. This is one of the most desirable and convenient hotel properties in the city et Lancaster. Sale te cemmencu at 7 o'clock p. m. el said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by ANNA McELLIGOTT. Executrix of Jeremiah McElligett.dee'd. llExnv Shubert, Auctioneer. n'Ji-tsil I-JUBL1U SALE UFA VALUAULK rAICK. . On TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1881, the nnder nnder nnder signcd.cxconters et the will of Henry it.Tt out, will expose te public sale, en the premises, in Manhcim township, the farm et the late Henry It. Trout, deceased. This farm is about two miles distant from Lancaster, en the Ephrata turnpike, adjoining landsef Isaac Espenshade. Henry iluckwaltcr, Henry Hess and ethers. It contains about 70 ACRES. The fmprovc fmprevc fmprovc mcntscenist of a two-storied STONE DWELL ING HOUSE, large frame Earn, Wagen-Shed, Cern-Crib and ether outbuildings. There is a geed orchard of apple trees. There is an ex cellent spring at the house and running watcr iu two fields. There is a never-failing well at thcheunc. The fences are in geed condition. Abouttwe thousand bushels et liir.cliave been put en the land in the lust two years. The property is well-adapted le trucking and dairying, as the whole el it cm be cultivated and has an excellent meadow. Persons desiiing te view the premises can de se by calling en the uudcrsigncd, or en Isaac K. Ryan residing thereon. Sale te begin at 2 o'clock, p. in., when terms will be made known by the undersigned exec exec ueors. Alse, at the Grape Hetel, en same day, the DWELLING HOUSE and let of ground, Ne. 220 West Orancc street. The house Is a two-storied RR1CK DWELLING, with two storied brick back building. It contains eight rooms; ran.e built in the kitchen, gas throughout, hydrant in yard and geed well ; there is a connection with the sewer en Orange street. The yard Is well-planted with apricots, cherries, :peachcs, ami grapes, et several kinds. The let has a frontage en Orange street of 39 feet and is 128 feet deep, and en the rear is a two-storied lrame Stable. Frem the south ern end of the let there extends another let, abent 26K leet wide and 51 leet deep; te Arch alley, givinjjwccss tethcStablc ; this letbcing subject, however, te certain rights ct passage in the owners et the two houses en the" west of the dwelling house. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in., en aid day when terms will be made known by THEODORE TROUT, AMOS H. CHRIST, Executers of the will of Henry R. Tieut. Hexhy Secbebt, Auct. novl'i1W,17119,2t.3edec,3ts&w EXTJZJtTAIA'JIEXTS. TCLTON OI'ilBA HOlSf. ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1st, WALLACK'S WORLD-FAMOUS COMPANY Under the auspices et the Lancaster Benevolent Association, In I'.OL'CICAULT'S Great Comedy el Londen Assurance. ALL THE NEW YORK FAVORITES: Sir Hareeurt Courtly Mr. Jehn Giliicrt Max llarkaway MiuIIv Edwards Mr. Dazzle Charles Courtly Mr. Spanker Mark Meddle Loet..... ..., Solemon Isaacs James Lady Gay Spanker.. Grace llarkaway. . . . - LI I.. , , M It. SMOD Teaklb Mi-. Geieald Eyre Mi:. William Elten Mis. 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Fer Christmas and New Year, also mere beautiful than ever before, and all the new Christmas Cards et the German Art Pub lishers ; a lull line new ready. Call early while the stock is full. At the linoksterc et JOIS BAER'S SOUS, 15 and 17 NORTH WEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA. I" ADIES' liAUC DKESSEK MRS. C. LILLET. Ladies' Hair Dresser. Manufacturer and Dealer iu Hair Werk, Ladies' and Gents' WIes. Combings straight ened and made te order. Hair Jewelry et all kinds made up. Alse, Kid Gloves unif feath ers cleaned and dyed; Alse, Ladles' Shampoo ing. 225 & 227 NORTU QUEEN STEET. 05-Srnd Four doers above P. K. K. Depot Political Necessity the Motive that Impelled nun ie uis nema xrceu. Washington, Xev. 30. Despite the raiu tbis morning, there was scarcely auy pessible ilecrcase in the crowd at the court house, Guitcau's dramatic recital yester day of his thrilling adventures as a reli gious tramp aud dead-beat having appar ently whetted the public appetite for its concluding parts. When the court opened the prisoner was taken directly te the witness box. He then resumed his story of hew he tramped around trying te get engagements te lec ture en theological subjects ; hew nobody would listen te" him ; hew he ran about talking privately te these who would net pay te hear him in public ; hew he qet disgusted with the business and returned te the law, but seen started out ajjatii in hi:; vain effort te save souls by cxpi".r ,;:ijr his religious doctrines. When asked te identify a certain book, he said : " Oh, yes ; that is my revised work" 'Truth, a companion book te the Bible ;' " and then he read a page or two from it, de scriptive of the Apostle Paul's trials in introducing Christianity. "That was just my case," lie said, striking his list en the desk ; " I strove te enlighten the world, just as Paul did. I had "no money and no friends, and I had just about as rough a time of it as Paul had." He then told of his trip from Bosten te Xcw Yerk en the Stonington when it struck the Xarragan sctt ; he thought his time had come then, but it had net. His next description was of his career during the last presidential campaign. He detailed his visits te Arthur and ethers during the campaign, said they were all glad te see him, yet he only re ceived one assignment te speak. This was at a colored meeting, and net relishing the audience he spoke only about live minutes. Witness added : " I was en free aud easy terms with Arthur, Jewell, and the rest of them. They always treated me delightfully." He then described his writing te Garfield at Menter, asking for the Vienna mission, and his calling en the late president at the White Heuse. " I shook hands with him," said Ututcau, '" and handed lum my Dee.. Jan.. Feb . Dec. .Ian.. Feb.., Wheat 1.2ft - 1.3SU . 1.27H Lli'l November 30. 1 r. si. Chicago. Oats .44 -n Cern .e .mi l'hthMlclpnla. .(V .5075 Perk 1710 17.M Lard 11.17 11.40 LI te StecK Markets. CniCAne. Iless ItCCClGtS. JO.000 head; hln- ments, -,10Ofiead; market opened strong, be came weak anil dually closed firm; geed clearance made ; qua itv excellent ; common togeod mixed packing at $5 63a 10; light at $.' 7.iJt! 03 ; heavy packing anil shipping at $C15c 45; skips and culls at $3 733540. Cattle-Receipts, 7,000 head ; shipments, l.ee.1 head : fat cattle generally slew and lOfji.V: lower, extremely geed lets : experts at 6 CD ; geed .e choice at $2:.' 73; common te fair at $3 004 73 ; butchers' plentiful ami weak; peer te fair at $2f373; geed te choice nt HiiS 73 : steckera and feeders at $2400 3 60 ; raus;c cattle steady ; gnus Tcxans nominally at $i ;3ff4 25 ; Mentana at U S2X- Sheep Receipts, 4.101 head ; shipments 1.700 the market was unchanged : all peer te lair sheep very dull. East Liberty CattleReceipts, 1,379 head ; market fair at Monday's prices. Hogs Receipts. 1,800 head: Philadelphia ai ? -iwtji, ,a ; i encers at pu&i;. Slicep Receipts, 0,200 head; selling sli -uiMni.iy - iinces. slew at speech, en which was wittcn ' Paris consulship.' He knew me at once and I left him reading the speech ; that was the only interview ever had with Presi lent Garfield." He then added that get ting eflicc or fa'liug te de se had noth ing te de with his removal of the president. That was an inspiiatieu and a political necessity. He then described his visits te the state department. Mr. Blaine hurt his feeling by his abrupt ness and he determined te sec the president again. He worked himself into considerable excitement as he related his efforts te secure an interview. He was worrying ever the political situation, and knew the nation was ce"ing le grid'. He then complained again of ficlirg unwell. DEEDS OF VIOLENCE. Twe Scir-Ciiiifessed Murderers Hanged by an Infuriated Mell Kebbing the Mall. New Orleans, Nev. 30. The Times' s Yazoo City special says two negrees, whose names were Jerdan and Craig, were caught and confessed having assas finatcd Itebt. Catliuc near Huntsfleld Landing en the 17th inst. They also in tended te kill Mrs. Catliuc. The negrees were hanged by the iufuriatcd citizens te a tree near Shephardstewn. A Clinten, La., special says a mail driver from Jacksen and Clinten was shot and the mail bag taken from him when five miles from Jacksen. The bags were cut open and robbed. Edward Jehnsen, colored, was arrested and charged with the crime. The driver was but slightly injured. rout- i:allre:id Collisions in a Day. Trenten, N. J Nev. 80. Owing t a dense fog the second section of the New Yerk express going cast, rati into the liist sect ion between Lawrence and Prince ton about 7 o'clock this morning. The locomotive of the second section was badly damaged, and two cars of the first section were wrecked. Ne passengers wcre hint, but the fireman of second sec tion was severely, aud the engineer slightly hurt. This is the fourth accident of the same character en the same read in the last twenty-four hours. Talking ter Tariff. New Yerk, Nev. eO. At the second day's session of the national tariff conven tion Jehn Thompson, vice president of the Chase national batik, said free trade would bankrupt thousands of establish ments and threw millions of operatives out of employment, as well as produce a panic and despair everywhere. He also recommended the removal of all restric tieus en silver coinage and paper currency for domestic use ou a basis of precious metal. rilii; IN PHILADELPHIA. A Large ISuildlng en Market Street Durned. Philadelphia, Nev. 150. Fire broke out shortly after neon te-day in the four story brick building, Ne. S07 M;irkct street, occupied by Geerge C. Newman, manufacturer of aud dealer in mirrors and picture frames. The building contained stock valued at 650.000. The contents of the upper floors were completely destroyed and the goods in the first fleer were badly damaged by smoke and water. Mr. New man has an insurance of $10,000. AVKATHEK INDICATION'S. "Washington, D. C, Nev. HO. Fer the Middle states, partly cloudy weather, fol lowed by light rains, variable winds, mostly from cast te south, stationary or slowly falling barometer, and no change i n temperature. MAKKfirs. 1'iillndelulila Slnrke;. I'uiLADULrHiA. Nev. Ce. t'lenr steady but fiiiet; Superfine, at II 0031 75; extra at i.r H135 75; Ohie iiud Indiana family, "3ft7 23; Pennsylvania family iH :Vfii C,C1; St. Leui de $7 2547 50; MiiiliCMOtv Extra at $7 MU7 'i: de straight at $7 23 7 'XllA winter patent. $7 Wiys 00; spilngile 7 75(i S '25. Rve Heur: Western, i5 25 ; Pennsyluania, $5 30. Wheat firmer ; Del. and Pcnn'a Red, $1 37 1 33; de Amber, 51 39l 41. Cern firm, lair demand. Oats firm, fair demand. Rye nominal at !K)c. Previsions linn, but only iu jobbing de mand. Lard firm. Eutter lirm, choice wanted ; ether kinds neglected. Rolls Arm. Eggs 11 nil ; fresh stock scarce. Cheese steady; New Yerk full cream. '130 13!c ; Western full cieam, 12c. Petroleum dull: refined, 7Jc. Whisky at $1 18. SeedsGoed te prime Clever quiet at W&V.i ; Flaxseed flnnnt f I ie. few KerK 51 :t m Pi. New iurk, Nev. 30. Fleur Slate and Western without important change. Southern dull and unchanged. Wheat opened rather easier ; afterwards firm aud advanced KGtXc; Se.'l Red, Dec., SI 3SJ 1 39 ; de Jan. $1 421 42 : de Feb., i 41 1 41;deMar..5I4614tiK. Cern 4c higner and moderately active : THE HOUSEHOLD MAKKl-.T. Thcru was an average market at the Farm crs Northern yesterday mid the Central this morning. There were no changed in the prices worth noticing, the only feature of the market being the scarcity and high price of butter and egss both of which were scarceat 40 cents. Meats et all kinds and llshet vari ous varieties were abundant at prices quoted last week. DA1KV. 1 utter ft li.... ....... Cup cheese, 2cups Cottage eliccM'. pieces Dutch cheese V lump KKU1TX. Apples "Z? H plr Rananas dez Clmrries, dried, -j t Currants, dried, l S Cranberries Vet Dried Apples V Ml " Peaches $1 qt Lemens V dez Oranges fl dez VBOETADLL'S. ''cans. Lima. U tt fleets ?l bunch Cauliflower flhead Cabbage ?1 head Carrots ft bunch Onions ft yt pk Potatoes ! bushel i? M pk (Sweet) f X peek.... Radishes ) bunch Soun Reaus fl qt SaNlty $t biincli Turnips t Z pk , reuLTKr. Chickens Tft pair (live) " $ piece (cleaned) Ducks 1? pair $t piece (cleaned) Turkic.s, live cleaned MISCKLLANEOl'S. Apple flutter f) qt Coceauuts each , Cider $1 gallon Heney $1 it Seap '-jO 1) Saner kraut 31 qt MItATS. Beet steak, $l n " Roast (ril) V 8 , (chuck) 11 B. " Corned, $t ft " Dried, P. Bologna dried Ham 3ft ft ISacen l lb J iU III I J 'fff Btm a 1 XjiXki-l Tji S a a a Mutten $i lb X III li. "JI 111 a aaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaa Sausage V & Call "jf t St aaaaaaaaa mmm a aa GRAIN. Hay Timcthy 33 ten , " Clever 3C ten Lern "fp bus....... ....... .......... '.IIS tn OUS ............... . ...... . Rye 3ft bus Timethy Seced 39 bus Wheat 1B bus lOIll 9 a aaaa.aaaaaaai 38403 aa aaaaaaa.aBaa avv aaaaaaaaa aVylUC 40&ti0c aa aaaaaaaaaaaaal lr 9mmm9m99m a. v "SG 10&120 2022300 30QS02 10I2C aaaaaaaaaaaaaa a't 1I25C aaavaaaaaa ( aAC silOa aaa a at JKyaitH? $18il.in 12ti15c aa.,.. litHtiC 35c aaaaaaa aaaaa 111 'aaaaaaaaaaaaa II- .0fS75t: XtfjWti 45fj.ri0c ......75Q$1 Vc(iPi.M $1$2 .............. .ic .. .B7c 17620c IKQWe ........... 20425c 812u ...12915c lMc lOMlic 1215c ...........25$$35c aaaaaaaa J4j ........... .t2C I (C 'aaaaa- alffyaUC ...23014c lOftltic lUQMe ...aa ilaU leanjc $13J?22 $HSI . uuO a a a a a a a a a a ,UvC S50c $3.253.0 tfi..WJflbbI. 3tncc ai nr mc New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Slecks al.-e United States Reeds reported ilnllv bv Jacob 15. Loye. N. E. Cor. Centre Square. New Yerk Stecss. Stocks higher. a0113y.a Chicago & North Western Chicago. Mil. ft St. Paul Camilla Southern C C. & I. C. 1L 1C Del., l-aclcV; Western Delaware & Hudsen Canal HenviT & Rie Grande KastTenn., Va. & Ja Hannibal X St. Jee Lake Shere & Mich. Southern.. Manhattan Elevated Michigan Central Missouri, Kansas A Texas N. V.. Lake Erie & Western.... New Jersey Central N. Y., Ontario A Western New Yerk Central Ohie & Mississippi Ohie Central Pacific Mail Steamship Ce.... St. Paul A Omaha de Preferred Central Pacillc Texas Pacillc Union Pacific........ , Wabash, St. Leuis A Pacillc... ' ' Prelerred. Western Union Tel. Ce 10:00 ,i:' Nev .-no .... rt .... I2UJ4 130 V 10SU 109 lOSJj rail rayt m Mil ... n W4 127 WiJ4 IUSJ6 VrfU KM f w Ti .... I 'J "XA .... 05 12141 H&irYitlU ''-, 10J5 4ij J. 13J 45K K,'A 40 I02Ji 120U s-, A. M. 85i P. s. 91 4i; 31 40)i 21'4 45' VfiH 95 i Yk PHlLADEtmiA. 3lecks steady. Pennsylvania R. R Ifclstl' II 11. ..aaaaaa.a....aa. Lehigh Valley Lclitgh Navigation Ex Div.... Kutfale, Pitts. A Western Northern Central Northern Pacillc. " Preferred Hcstenvillt. Electric Underground Tel. Ce. Philadelphia. A Erie R. R tiuuiiiseu Mining Iowa Gulch Mining United States ISemds. United States 4 per cents 4j .. r::i 40" h2 12e" K IV. Lecal nrecKS and Konits. Par vhI. LancCity per ct. Lean, due IS!...100 " 1885... 100 " " 1H90... 100 " " 1895... 100 " 5 per ct. in 1 or 30 years. . 100 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 " 4 " In ler 20 years.. 100 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 1W) " 1; " in 10 or 20 years. 100 DAWK 3TOCKB. First National Rank Farmers' National Rank Lancaster County National Rank, ceiiiiiima national i.aiiK. Knhrala National Rank.... First National Rank, Columbia . $100 . 50 . 50 . W . 10c . 100 11X1 . 100 . loe . 100 100 50 Wi First National Rank. Strasburir.... Fii-bt National Rank, Marietta Fir.it National Rank, Mount Jey.. I.ititz National Dank Manhciui National Rank Dnien National Rank. Mount Jey. New Helland National Rank MISCKLLAWKOCS BONDS. Qurirryvllle R. R., due 1803 $100 Reading A Columbia R: Rduc 18:! 100 Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1SS. 1WJ Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., due iu ler 20 years letj Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., lue ls; l'Kl Stevens Heuse l'i MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. ti'iarryville R. R $ Sn MillersVilleStreetCar Ui Inquirer Printing Company T Wateli Factory I'M Gas Light and Fuel Company, Stevens Heuse Columbia Gas Company Columbia Water Company Susquehanna Iren Company.... Marietta Hellew ware TURXriKK STOCKS. Big Spring A Reaver Valley.... .Bridgeport Columbia A Chestnut Hill Columbia A Washington Columbia A Elg Spring l-inc:ister A Knhrata. ........... Lanc.EIIzabetTit'ii AMIddlet'n 100 Lancaster A Frultville. 50 Lancaster AlLltitz 25 Lancaster A WHlianwtewn... Lancaster A Maner Lancaster A Manhcim Lancaster A Marietta Lancaster A New Helland Lancaster ASnsquchanna..... Lancaster A Willow Street.... StrasbunrA MillDOrt Marietta & Maytown .. loe 100 tot ii'A Oi'A 110 2IJi IKJ sea r. m. 1:00 117 114; 102 Las 114 11H.J 120 10? 112 1W 102 jL 105 175 1(0 ia 140 W3 13I.K 202.5f 115 75 III..' 70..M. 105 $11 .75 i.' vm . 80 13.25 25 te 120 75.10 13 25 25 25 9 10.il 50 25 25 100 300 25 25 25 Marietta & Mount Jey 25 1 20 14.11 47.2.' 51 50 K4.50 55 92 30.1 25J: 85 275. 40.11 21 40
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