LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24 1& COLUMBIA iNEWS. UK KKCULAK COIIKKSPONOEKUK r.ventr a tunc the uqneli:tin..i-ltm or '""'"i Ib and Aroaoathe ISorongh Ticked Up by tiie fntIlt- reocer'a Kepurtt-r Mr. William Biteshue, tailor, will do buHioexH for himself hereafter, in a room over Young's paper store, on Locust street. Two tram r were arrested vestcrdav hv Officer Fisher for being disorderly. They were Uik.cn to the county prison this morn ing. A much needed improvement is now beiug made. That is a" wagou road from Bridge htreet to the locks. It is being run through Bruner's ooal yards. Mr. Harry Swarts had the ends of two of his lingers almost taken off yesterday while using a cabbage slicing machine. Charlei, McCnllough, employed at I. C. UitU fctoro at tho canal locks, bad a fir mer crushed yesterday by a large stone falling upon it. A filll from his train a, nnnninnnn vm. teraay fractured one or Mr. Thomas -ftng'B les. It was expected that he would bo brought to bis home in this place to-day. A lad named Thomas Pierce fell into lie riv r below J he bridge, yesterday af- epoon, aud was nearly drowned. A boat- ""'an icsctted him as ho was hiukiug for tho third time. A Spanish chestnut tree is tho property of Mr. Alfred Collins, icsiding at the corner of Fourth aud Mill streets. Tho nuts arc almost the size of horse chestnuts and arc of a very fine liavor. Mr. John Snyder, a Pennsylvania rail Mad freight conductor, while making bis return trip from Philadelphia yesterday, was thrown against one of the windows of his caboose by a sudden lurch of tho car, and had bis face severely cut by the glass. Ttielr Trip Cut Short. Two llarribburg bootblacks were ar rested by Officer Kenneny, yesterday, for riding mi a Pennsylvania railroad freight car. They wero placed in the lockup dur ing tin: night and taken to tho Lancaster jail thX morning. They wero bound for the Di-Ccntennial. sale or a Untitling. A t (; story brick dwelling, located on Buuth Third street, belonging to the csta'.o of the late Isaac Kccsey, was purchased on oa;uray evening at publio sale by Mr. c.c. ii.iuuuin, mi- lyyto. tne property is considered to havo beeu sold very cheap. Itoacn of a Little Ulrl. Mr. Alfred Roger's four year-old mu, Brainaitl, died yesterday of brain fever. Tho funeral services will bo held to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at tho residence on Third street, batween Perry and Mill streets. The Rev. J. H. Ester line will preach tho funeral Bermon. The friends aud rolativos aro invited to bo pres ent. Kurougb Persona!. Mr. Jarry Heiso has goue to Philadel phia for few days. Mi'.s Sadio Flory left last evening for y.8it to friends in Boston. Mr. William Smith has returned from Ibis trip to Chicago and Cincinnati. The Misses Ella Brown and Lizzie Mul leu returned this morning from a trip to Pittsburgh. Gotug to the III. The " Rescue firo company," of York, passed th'ough hero this morning, bound :lor Philadelphia. Tho 7:30 a. m. passcn ger train was out iu-o two sections on ac count oj'the largo number of passengers 'who aoio from York enroute for the Bi 'Cente'anial celebration. A largo number of $orsous also went to Philadelphia fn:m li'.s place to-day. Y Secured a Contract. Mr. Ed. Carter left this morning for York, where he has secured tho contract lor upholstering tho office of Mr. J. B. Hutchinson, superintendent of tho Fied crick division of the Pennsylvania raihoad. This fact speaks well for Mr. Carter as u skillful workman. There were Joubtle.-s workmen in York who put in bids for the work. TUB MECHANICS' JTaIK. Itae Clou: uk Scenea More or the Winners. The f:-ir for tho benefit of Conestopa Council. Ino. 22, O. U. A. M., cloEed last evening. Tho attendance was large, an.l nil tho eods were sold without the neces sity of icorting to an auction 1 ii I, m. r .1 . r ' olh.wmg is the result of tho vote for articles disposed of by ballot Moulder's Tools. Thos. Doavish, 127J votes. Sewing Machine. I. E. Long, 287 votes : Mrs. Boas, 102 ; Sadie Mori is, 2" votes. Sliver Watcn. Chas. Troczinger, 407J ; Murray Mor gart, 13J ; Chas. Licht, 43. Gold tvatcb. Miss Margie Ilnmphrevillo, 404' ; Miss Margie S.iaub, 175. Hoxiug Gloves. Fncudly Four club, 111; West End club. 81 ; Chas Wills, 80 ; W. Gable, 43. Mr. J. II. llartmau was tho holdor of the lucky number 104 which took tho silver cabfer chanced off. The receipts of tho fair wero large, aud the council have realized a nico net sum that will go far towards refurnishing their room. TO THBBI-CESTENMAL Heavy Railroad Travel to Philadelphia. The number of persons going to Phila vjHpliia lias been much greater to day than yesterday. A number of special trains, all crowded, passed oast through tho city on the Pennsylvania railroad last evening. Day express had four sections aud there were ten ol tho 12:44 train. There were seven sections of the fast line this inorii ing. T:K crowd at the depot was very largo at 520. Ou one of these trains Ee shah ko-neo and Motaraora tribes of Red Men of this city to tho number of 400 wei e oa bw.iu. The former was accompanied by the Ih'ovHo baud and the latter by the City baud. Other regular trains during the day were packed, and specials are constantly passiug through. The number of tickets sold at tho Pennsylva nia depot yesterday was 730. Up to 1:30 to-day 1,159 had been sokl.makiug a total of 1839. Os the Reading road a special traiu loft this city at G o'clock. Twenty-livo persons loft on it. Bale of Steal Kstate. The old Leainaa homestead in Carmar go, Eden township, was sold at oublio sale on Saturday for $2,800100. W. Sultz. It contains 26 acres. The farm belonging to the same estate near New Providence was bought by Franklin Mylin, the price is not given. Myers & Hildebraud withdrew the Liv ingston farm near May, Eden township, at $49 per acre. The Rail Road house at Quarryvillo was sold by James Collins at public sale on Monday to James K. Alexander for $4,502. This is tho old hotel stand of the place and is at the terminis of tho railroad. Mr. Alexander intends tearing down the hotel building and erecting a new aud much larger edifice. m To Take I'artln tho Parade. A. .social traiu from Altoona will pass ' turoiifcii tho city in tho early morning car rying 1,500 men from the P. R. R. car shops in that plaea, and 500 in separate delegations, who will paiticipato iu the great parade in Philadelphia to morrow. hale ot Hones. Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at public sale, on Monday, October 23, 1882, for George Grossman, at his sale and ox. change stables, 14 bead of Canada horses, at an average price of $232.80 per head. The two highest brought $600. A Sew Ucrmaii Daily. Tho Lancaster Freic Pre in tli m of a new daily evening newspaper, the first ts.-ueof which made its annearance last evening. It is published by Messrs. Schneider & Matz, aud will no doubt be cordially received by our German popula tion, which it aims to provide with-local, pouucai and general information. Politi cally it will be independent, but it shows its good sense by giving cordial support to Mi . Pattibon and the Democratic ticket. Wo welcome our German contemporary to the ranks of Lancaster daily journalism, and wish it a career of abundant pros perity. Sent tint. Lewis Brown was committed Tor five days for beine drunk and disorderly, by merman a. r . uonneiiy. 1 nis unfortu nate individual was a stranger in town, but that did not prevent him from getting very drunk. He went into a store and would not go out, although requested to do so. Officer Merringer was sent for and ho took the man to the station-house. Kicked by a Hone. Mr. John L Stoner, of Roscville, while working with a pair of horses on Satur day eveiflng, was .kicked on his left leg, breaking tho largo bono near tho knee. Mr. Stoner was assisted to tho house and Dr. E.II. Witmcr, of Neflsville, was hum moucd, who attended to his injuries. A Lancaitter Boy Remembered. Dr. Henry C. Diclman, the well known muieian. whoso death at Mt St. Mary's college, Enimittsburg, Md., occurred ten days ago. has by the terms of his will bo qucathed to Richard McGovern, a student of the institution and son of tho late John It. McGovern, a violin which has been in possession of tho Die! man family for more than 200 years. Case IJniiulRfceU. Bcsaiu Spiccr was arrested a few days aj;o on a charge of robbing a country tnau named Charles Ilauser, of a watch. Sho had a hearing that evening aud the cabc was dismissed, It was 1-owcvcr proved that the girl had fouud the watch which was lehiined to the man. Toci:iiTat7o'eIock, at tliu Leopard holej, ill be sold a valuable city propcity. No. 18 South Duke street, belonging to the heirs of Mrs. Anna Hrciicm.ui. IM-Centeunlal Cheap I'Jxcundous To Philadelphia over the Philadelphia & Itt-ading railroad on Tuesday, Oct. 21, Wednes day, Oct. 25, Thursday, Oct, 2, and Friday, Oct. 27. AH tickets good to return on any trains up to Oct, 2S, inclusive. Special through trains leave Lancaster, King street, daily ou the above dutcg at C a: m. Faro for the round trip only fl.W. Leave Columbia at C a.m.; fare, 2.:e. Leave Manlicim at :a5 ; Lititz, 0:1 : Kphiala. 7:0j. Faro only $1.9) For par tieulars sto circulars. cclll,l'J,21,23,21&2lv tifUVlAL. TUtJMVKS. The Kin:; ot Denmark Is truly a paternal monarch. Undine; that duiing the leccnt severe cither the loyal fooluuardswerosur Icrlny greatly from CoUN and Coughs, this Kooil ohl gentleman ordered a supply of Dr. Hull's Cough Syiup for them and now tho senli les arc lurppy. A nasal jNJBCTon Irc-j with each bottle ol Slitlol 'sC:it.ivih Kcmcdy. Price 50 cents For Ha!-; at Cochran's ill ug stoie, i:;7 North Queen stleet Sweet peace dwells in that particular ens lave wheic nervousness dyspepsia, i.cural gia, and headache aro uukiiowii. Then per .-uade all to ui Dr. llenson's Celery and Chimomilu l'llls. They cure all nervous mi-eiy and neuralgic pains. uTi Iwd&w I.cok shai p when your skin breaks out in pimples, and use Glenn's Sulphur Soup ! Hill's Ifalr Dye, black or brown, 5U cents. oS(-lwdeodAw CoLDisVa LicUi'tt Liquid Dec! and Tonic In vlftorator is admirably adapted tor females in delicate health. Colacrit; no other, ordrug Jlst. o2.Mvdeod.w After eating each meal take a dose ol Brown's Iron Bitters. It helps digestion, re lieves the lull feeling about the Momach. o23-Itdw 1 - All l Welt That KikIh Well. )iln Catlin.4'J Pearl street, I'uflalo, N. V.. nay.: "I tiled aiious remedies lor the plies iiul iuiiiki no renui until 1 usctl Xiiomas' lie- iiniii which I'liureiv cureii me altera iew applications." II. u. Cociu-au. druL-ist. U7 and 139 North Queen street. A Voice from the rees. 1 take this opportunity to be ir testimony to theefllcacyoryonr "Hop Bittcis." Expect ing to find them nauseous anil bitter and com po cilot bad whisky, wo vcic ag'ecably sur prised at their mild taste, just like a cup of tea. A Mrs. Cicsawcll and a Mrs. Connor, !i lends, have likewise tried, and pronounce them the best medicine they have overtaken f r building up strength and toning up the Rj.steni. 1 was troubled with costiveness, headache ami want ot appetite. My ailments are now all gone. I have a yearly contract with a tloctor to look after the health ot my i -It and family, but I need him not now. S. OILLILAXD, People's Advocate, Pittsburgh, Pa. J uly SO, 1 878. olC-2 wd & w J telling riles Symptoms aud Cure. The symptoms are moisture, like perspira tion, intense itching, increased byscrateiilng. very distressingly, particularly at night, as If pin worms were ciawllng in and out of tho rectum; tho prlvato parts aresomr times af fected : if allowed to continue very serious results may follow. ' Dr. Swayk'8 All Hbaliao Ointment "isa pleasant, sure cure. Also tor Tetter, Itch. Salt Riieuin, Scald Head, Erysipelas Barbers' Itch, li!otcho, All Scaly, Crusty, Cutaneous Eruptions' Price 50 cents, 3 boxes lor $1.25. Sent by mall to any address on receipt ot price In currency, or three cent postage stamps. Prepaied only by Dr. Swaync & boa. No. 330 X. Sixth fetrect, Philalclphia, Pa. Sold bvall prominent druggists. Swavmk's Pills are the best for iU billions disorders. Curclicailachn, levers, &c. oet3 lyeod&wT.Th&S tJo to H. It. Cochran's drug store lor Mrs. Freeman's A'cip Rational Dyes. For bright ness and urublllty ot color, are unequalcd. Color fiom 2 to 5 iwunds. Directions in Eng lish and Gertnan. Price. 15 cents. urotvD'H iinusohoid Panacea Is the most eflectlvo Pain Destroyer In the world. Will most surely quicken the Mood, whether taken Internally or applied extei ually,and thereby more certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute.thaii any other pain alleviator, and It Is warranted double tho strength ot any similar preparation. It cures nam in tho Side, Back or Bowels. Sore Throat, Rheumatism and all aches, and is THE GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "Ultown'8 Household Pakacka" should be In every family. A tcaspoonful of the Panacea In a tumbler ot Uot water sweetened If preferred J, taken at bed tlmo will break up a cold. SKcts - bottle fcbll-'vdM.WftSftw Consumption Cured. An olt physician, retired from practice, ha lug had placed iu his hands by an East India missionary the formula ot a simple vegetable remdy lor the speedy and perma nent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca tarrh, Asthma and all throat anu Lung A flec tions, also a positive and radical euro for Ner vous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonilerlul curative powers in thousands ot cases, has felt It his duty to make it known to his sutleiing fol lows. Actuated by this motivo and a desire to relievo human suficrlng, I will send froe ot charge to all who dedre 11, this receipt, In German, Prencii or I'ligli-di, with lul direc tions lor preparing and u-dr.g. Send by mall by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, 1M Powei' 1'lock. Rochester, N. Y. oct7-13tdcow That llusbanu of Jkllne, Is three times the man he was before he began using " Wells' Health Kenewer." $1, Drug gists. Depot John BlacU. A Conga, com or sore Tcro&t snoaia oe Stopped Neglect frequently results m an In curable Lung Disease or Consumption. Brown's r.roncldul Tro-be? do not disorder tne stomach like cough syrup and balsams, but art directly on the Inflamed parti., allaying Irritation, give relict in Astuuia. Bronchial Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles wliicrt Singers and Pn bile Speakers are subject to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physi cians, and always give pertect satisfaction. Hating been tested by wide aud constant use for ni-arly an entire generation, they have at tained we) .ncrftcd rati! among she tpv.-t.iplc renipiiw tU the ago. Sold at 25 centra box pvhvhIikiv. mv-lvdTThiFaivw Cotne let the joyous tidings loll From east to west, irom pole to pole. That woman's tcetli, and Hdf, and breath. No more shall suffer worse tlian death. For SOZODONT with magic sway Preserves them now from loul decay. o24-lwdcodftw "IIackkbtack," a lasting ana fragrant per fume. Price 25 and 50 cunts. For sale at Cocn ran's drug store. 137 North Queen street. UK8CVKU rsOM 11KATU. The lollowlngstatcmentot William . Cough in, ol Somervllle, Mass., Is so lcmarkablc that we beg to ask for It the attention ol our read era. He says : "In the tall ol 187CI was taken with a violent bleeding ol the lungs, followed by a severe cough. I soon began to lose my appetite and llesli. I was so weak at one tlmo that I could not leave my bed. In the hum mer of 1877 1 was admitted to the City Hospital. While there the doctors said I bad a bole In my lett lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend ed over a hundred dollars in doctois and med icines. X was so tar gone at one time a report went around that I was de-id. 1 gave up hope but a iriend told me ot IMS. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS. I laughed at my friends, thinking my case ii. curable, but 1 got a bottle to satisfy them, 'when to my sur prise and gratification, I commenced to feel belter. My hope, once dcud, began to revive, aid to-day 1 feel In better spirits than I have the past three years. "I writcthis hoping juii will publish it, so that every one afflicted with Di-oascd Lungs will be induced to take OE. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS.andbeeoiivinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. I have taken two bottle and can positively say tbat it has done me more good than all the other medicines I li.tvu taken since my sick ness. My cough hi.- almost entirely disap peared and I shall ! be able to go to work.'; Sold bv II. 15. Ccchi.tn. 137 .North Oueen street Jl.UUtlAUES. Mii.LEc-BmcKiiAirr. On Oct. 22, lSsU, by the Rev. W.T. Oct hard, at his resilience. No. 31 East Orange f-ticct, Mr. Henry G. Miller, of Lancaster township, to Miss llettiu BrJckbart, ot Manor. it UMA.TUS. Heitiso. in this city, on the 22d Inst, Cha3. A. llcptiug, In the 4"tti year ot Ills age. The relatives and friends ot the iutnily, alsu St. Joseph's Benuflcial Society, Schiller Verein and City Birhd, arc respectfully in-viti-dto attend the funeral, from Ids late resi dence. No. 441 South Uuhe street, on Wednes day morning at S" o'clock, fccrvlccs at SI. Anthony's church. Interment at St. An- tliony's cemetery. 023-2U1 NJSW AVVJUtTlSKMICSTZ. ll'ANTKU. y a stout it LOWELL'S HOUSE oil-aid COLLAR rACTOUY. Y1TANTKI. AM I-XlM--UIt,?.tJKI IIAK- TV tender wants a situation to atl end bar. Apply at thisoflice. Iir ANTKU . A ltd :i:km.in woman ff wants a situation to do any kind of Housework. STKLKT. Apply at 608 ST. JOSEPH L'STKAY DOU. IJ On .aturd.i last an Irish Spaniel dog.' about IS months old. Snuff Colored, went est ray. The finder will be rewarded by re turning it to tho Cooper House. o2t-2t WAJiTKII AGKNTS FUIt THE lNIIUS ii ml plan ot the Metropolitan, ot Non oi k In Lancaster, Pa. Has over 200.000 mem bers. Security to its lnemlHTs of ovci JJ,noo, too. Applv nt I lie branch olllce, No.50J North (jucciiblrect. W. VI11U1X, iJl-Std APSt. Supt. 4 TTI-NTIO KNIGHTS rK.11PL.AR. 1. The Sir Knighti who intend participa ting in the excursion to Pliiladclphl i To-morrow Afternoon, will meet at Masonic Hall THIS EVENING at !Vt o'clock to drill and complete arrrangements in letercnce to Tick ets and Dadges. HUGHS. GARA. It Recorder. ANr-1-ClAL.AlKKTlNGCP TUK SUIJT FLEU Steam Firo Engine and Forcing Hose Company. No. 7, will bo held at their hall on TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, lssi, at 7' i o'clock. All members aic request ed to bo present, as the distribution o' the company's money comes up tor consideration. IV order ol the President. o2J-2t PETEU 11. FOUDNEV. IMJItMC SAL.K OF IHTV riCOPCRTY. On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1882, at 7 o'clock p. in., will bo sold at the Lcipard hotel, Lancaster, tuat valuable property. No 18 South Duke street, with finely built two story Brick Slated Residence, largo Back Buildingand attachment. Contains 12 rooms, large hall, plastered light dormer rooms, Urct floor and basement kitchens, provision cellar, bath, closets and sewer connections, side and rear alley ways, yard with Iruit, rear piazza and other Improvements. Property very desirable and centrally loca ted for all uses. Immediate posse-sion If desired and perfect title. Attendance will be given and terms made known by hell's ot MRS. ANNA BRENEMAN, o2! It Hoc-cased. f KGANIZKD 1810. The Old American Fire Insurauce Com pany of Philadephia. ASSETS : One Million, Six Hundred and Thirty-three Thousand Five Hundred and Eisrhty four Dollars and Eighty eight cents. All Invested iu Sale and Solid Securities Company Conservatively Managed. ay-For InMirantc apply to RIFE & KAUFFMAN, 1!) EAST KING STREET. iu3-3indTul'hXS ORPHANS' ClHTKT SAI.K.-IIN SATUR DAY. NOVKMBEIi II. 1882. in pursuance ol an order of the Orphans' Couit ot Lancas ter county, the undersigned will oflcr at pub lic outcry, at Henry Wertz's Hotel, Washing ton borough. Pa., tho following described real estate: No. 1. The two-story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with Improvement and lot of ground, on southeast corner ot Market aud Donegal streets, Washington borough. Pa. The lot measures CO feet by 180 feet. No. 2. A lot ol ground on Donega' street, in said borough, measuring C9 feet bylSOleet, This lot Is known in plan ot borough as No. l.VJ. No. 3. A lot ol ground in Falrvicw. Manor tow uship. Lancaster county. Pa. This prop erty is part of lots No. 23 and 10 In plan ot Falrvlew. Sale to commence at fi o'clock p. m. For term, etc., apply to attorney for estate. Win, B, Given, esq., Columbia, Pa., or to JOSEPH FUNK Administrator of Jonathan Funk, Dec'd. A. W. Delukoeu, Auct. o21,28,31&n4J PUBLIC MALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.-On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1S82, will will be sold at public sale, at the Cooper House, Lancaster City, Pa., the follow ing, to wit : A lot ot ground fronting on the fouth side of Wo-t Orange street. Nos. 38 and 40, between North Queen and Prince streets, Lancaster City, Pa,. 45 lect, more or less, and extending in depth ot that width 253 lect, more or less, where from the width is 77 feet, more or less, to Grant street, on which Is erected a largo and commodious BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with a large two-story brick back building attached; having on the first floor tix rooms, doctor's office ; second floor having nine rooms ; plastered attic with four rooms. The house Is heated with a port able heater, portable range, liot and cold water, two bath tubs, water closets, gas throughout the house, hydrant, trult trees, Ac. On the rear ot said lot, fronting on Grant street are erected a large brick and frame Stables. Carriage House and hydrant, adjoin property on the west ol Daniel A, Altick, and on the cast by property belonging to the Mo ravian church. The property is located near the centreof the city and is very de-lr.iblc. Persons wishing lo view the property pre vious to the day of sale, can call on the under signed, residing on the same. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., ot said day, when attendance will be given and con ditions ot sale made known by MARY K. MUHLENBURG, ANNIE A. MUHLENBURG. Samuel Hess & Suit, Autionccrs. ocl7.11,M.2:i:2 ' jrjfir AjiTManajatMifta. CMOUORaSS, MURRAY CO. FASIMABLE WHTEB, CIOTHS, DRESS CLOTHS AND CLOAKNGS. Our unrivalled assortment of DRESS CLOTHS offers special inducements to purchasers. New shades and new mixtures in fashionable pure wool fabrics of domes tic and foreign makes. Cloths from $1 to $1.30 (54 inches wide) up through all the different grades to the very finest nude. French Tricote, Amazon, El.istiquo aud Serge Cloths. SEAL SKIN CLOTHS AND PLUSHES For Dolmans, Wraps, Paletots, Linings (for silk circulars) and Trimmings. These goods, unless made by experienced manufacturers, are apt to be unsatisfactory. Our very complete lines were .uaae. Dy tne same maker as those we bad last season, which gave universal satisfaction, and we believe them to be the best in the world. Prices from 93.00 to $30.00 per yird (50 inches wide.) SILK PIJTJSHB3 i i all the popular colors and iu different qualities. ENGLISH JERSEY OLOTHS. Stockinets or English Jersey Cloths in several grades. Black, Navy Blue, Green, Olive and Seal Brown, SPECIAL POST FACILITIES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN RESIDENTS. The modo of ordering by mail is now adopted by thousands, and owing to the efficiency of our Mail Order Department wo are enabled to supply all demauds for SAMPLES or GOODS. Thoso once adopting this system of purchasing will see tho immense advantages it offers, and continuo to use it in preference to buying from limited assortments. SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO., CLOTH HOUSE, Market and Ninth Streets, Philadelphia. sl5-3md&w JVfcir ADVMK'riSEMENTS. ''WO COM MUMlUATIftO SfcVUND-bTOK 1 rooms to let with hoard. Apply at No. 250 North Duke street. o2KUeod 'U YOlInO HKN. 1 THE Lancaster Commercial College Offers you nil opportunity to get a knowledge ot Double Kntry liookkecping. Corn spond ence, llusiness Arithmetic, Penmanship and I'usincsH Korms. An education absolutely necccssary iuthutransictlonot business. Day and Evening Sessions, hend lor circular- to WKIDLKK & MOSSEK. octlS-lwdlt Lancaster, Pa. B. FRANK SAYL.OK HAS UI'MOVKD 11IS (ULLEKT OF PH0T0GRAPHI TO- NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST., H&T Kxactly nppposilo Uie Old Stand. ocMl-Gmd&wU "VTAS.S MKKTINU. SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATS! The Democracy ot bold a the Sevent'i Ward will MASS MEETING At BERNARD KUHLMAN'S SALOON ROCK LAND STltET, THURSDAY EVENING, OOT. 26. Able Speakers will be present. Speaking iu German and English. All Democratic Clnlis and Organizations arc ' jd. By order ot i invited GEO. DAKMSTETTEK oI-2t J'rcsl cut. I r JiiHU & HU01U15K. Shirts and Underwear. The place to buy your Shirts and Underwear is at our Great Clothing Hall, and now we would like you to call and examine sotno of the specialties We are show lnj: In the above mention d articles. Our UNDERWEAR ranges in prices Irom 25 cents each to $2.5:) and comprises all the different grades and colors. Our jj-cent Shirt and Drawers is a special bar gain. We have at least 50 DIFFERENT KINDS OP SHIRTS, Among which we have special bargains in whit j and blue flannel Bicycle, Lawn Tennis, Yachtmen's and the cheaper grades. A Bicy cle Miirt at 0 cent. A Blcylo.Sliirtat 75 edits. A Bicycle Shirt at $1.00, ami diflercnt qualities to the finest. Our greatest inducement is a lot ot 200 cozen estra quality Paragon White Shirts At SO cents, four-ply linen bosom and cuffs, rc tntoiccd bosom. A few dozen ot those elegant Percale Shirls, with two collars, at GS cents, yet left. HIRSI & BROTHER, Peun Hull Clothing House, N03. 2 and 4 North Queen Street, 6 and 8 Penn Square. sci .8 1yd W1" LIAMSuN Si KOSTEi: TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO the people thai came toPciinsylvanlahaidly thoughtof Ready-Made Clothing For it was all in'tdo at home. At the present day. and especially at this time, you can bee the Finest Assortment of CLOTHING. The man must be very hard to fit, Indeed. If he cannot find his proper size In our carefully selected stock. When you come to see what we are showing bring the Boys along, for the CLOTH I. SG that we have for them is in all sizes and kinds, and there are some specialties in OVERCOATS, AS WELL AS CHILDREN'S SUITS. Our Stock of UNDERWEAR is larger than in any previous year nt this season, and the same might bo said ot HATS, CAPS,GLOVES, NECKWEAR, DRESS SHIRTS. CARDIGAN JACKETS, OVER ALLS, GUNNING COATS, BLAN KETS, WHIPS. TRUNKS and RUBBER CLOTHING. But the one thine most needful for comfort during the Winter months is an OTEECOAT. Wo have a special ono for S10.00, but very llttlo Is the profit to us selling it at this price. It Is a better COAT tnan we have ever shown for tho money. niaioii & Foster, 34, 36 and 38 East King St, LANCASTER, PA. Oar excellent lines of high colored, usual cloth shades, aud Black, Imported and AmerioanCloakinsrsareunsnrpassed.Black, Matallesse and Worsted Face and Plain Baaver Cloakings, with soft wool for backs. Plain and rough face oloths in Wine, Brown, Green aud Olive, and rich hues of Scarlet, Garnet, Myrtle, Ochre and Brown for chil dren's stylish street garments and wraps. SOU SAJjJB,. 1)UHMC HALE THE UJNDKKSIGNKD will ofier at public sale on Friday Octo lcr27th, 1SS2, at 2 o'clock p. m., his valuable Store Stand and Property In Man helm lior oiih. Possession civen Immediately. octlSTtd C.J. ItEIFF. PCIILIO SALE. ON THURSDAY, OUT. 2t, 1(8.!, at No. SCO North Queen street, will bo cold the entire stock ot Household and kitchen Furniture ; also, at the same tlmo and place, the complete outfit ot a tlrst-clsss butchering establishment, consisting ot Butchering Tools, ono Horse, Wugon and Har ness. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, p. in., when terms will be made known by SOPHIA FINKU. H. SnungRT, Auct II. L. Fkailey, Clerk. ocl21-3tM,T,W PCBlhc KA1.K OK ALDKKNKV, CiUKRN 8EY AND DURHAM COWS. On THURS DAY, OCTOBER 2G. 18S2, will be sold at pub lic sale, at the public house of.I W. Frantz, in the village ot Mlllcrsvillo, Lancaster county. Pa., the following live stock, to wit : THIRTY HEAD OF COWS, some fresh and some ot them close springers ; Twenty lle.ulol No 1 Alderneyand Durham Cows that are hard fo heat ; Ten Head ot Guernsey. Alderney and Jersey Heifers The above stock was selected by the undersigned personally, who thinks they are the best he ever offered lor sale. And in short, they must be as represented in every respect or no sale. A credit ot fiO days will be given. Sale to commence atl o'clock p. m.. of said day, when attendance will be given by HARRY C. t,irxiNr.K. Samuel Hess & Son, Auct. ltd PUBLIC MAMS OK CITY PKOPKKTY On SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1882, wll be sold at public sale, at tho public house of V. A. Kicker. No. C02 West King street. Lan catcr city. Pa., the following real estate, to wit: No. l.alotot ground, fronting 28 feet, more or loss, on West King-street, in said city, and extending in dentil nlonir Marv street III.) tret. to a ten feet wloc nlley, on which is erected a one story BRICK HOUSE, hydrant, fruit trees No. 2, a lot ot ground adjoining No. 1, and fronting on said street 18 ieet, u.oroor lcs- and extending In depth 109 lect, same si No. 1. on which Is eiectei I a one-story BRICK HOUSE, with Back Building attached, and other ini pi ovements. and is So. 451. No. 3, a lot ot ground, ndjolnlng No. 2, and fronting on aforesaid street, on which is erected a one story BRICK HOUSE, with back building attached : front 18 feet, more or less, and extending In depth 100 feet, same as others, adjoining property on the cast ot Daniel Cooper, and is No. 452. The abovo piopcrtlos will be sold on easy J terms. Any persons wishing any infonnation con cerning tho properties, can call ou the under signed. sale to commence at 7 o'clock p. in., ot said day, when conditions will be made known by DANIEL LOGAN. Samtel Hess A Soir, Aucts. o24-7td EXKCCTOK'S SALIC. ONTHUltsDAYnO VEMBER St, 1682, the undcrslgmd will sell at public sale, at the Sorrel Horse Hotel, West King street, Lancaster city, the follow ing described real estate, to wit : No 1. All that certain two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with two story Brick Back Building and lot of ground thereto be longing, situated No. ICO, on the east side ol Poplar street. Lancaster city, containing in front on said Poplar street 20 Iceland extend ing In depth eastward 100 feet, more or less, to a 14 tcet wide public a'ley, adjoining property "1 Christian Blumenslock, a public alley, ami other property of the estate of Abraham Stoner. deceased. No. S! All that certain two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Framo Kitchen at tached, and lot of ground thereto belonging, situated NO. 4-J0, on the cast 'lde orPoplat street, Lancaster city, containing in fronton said Poplar street 13 feet, more or leas, and ex tending in depth lOOteet, more or less, to a 14 feet wide public alley, and adjoining prop; erty of Wm. Grclncr, a public alley and prop erty No. 3. No. S All that certain two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Frame Kitchen attached. Brick Stable and other improve mentt, and lot of ground t hero to belonging, situated No. 41S) on the cast side ot Poplar street, Lancaster city, containing in Ironton said Poplar stcet 13 leet, more or less, and ex tending. In depth 109 teet, more or less, to a 14 feet wide public alley, adjoining property ot No. '2. a public alley, and property of Catha rine Krclchmar. Sale to commence at p. in., on said day, when attendance will bo given and terras made known by JACOB L.BRUBAKEK, Execntorot the estate of Abraham btoner de ceased. II. fc HUBERT, Auct. ol7Ctd-TuTh JIlSUEZZANEOUa. NOT1CK. The partnership heretofore existing be tween II. Z. Rhoads and Charles G. Rhoads lb dissolved by reason of the death of Charles G. Rhoads. All persons Indebted to said part nership n ro requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same, will present them for settle ment to the surviving partucr, II. Z. Rhoads, at No. 4 West King street, Lancaster, Pa., where the said II. Z. Knoads will continue the watch and jewelry business as successor to,H. Z. Rhoads & Bro Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 10. 1882. octI8-lwd TOTlCK TO XKESPASSEKH AND GUN- H NERS. All persons aro hereby forbidden to trespass on any of tho lands or tho Corn wall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon and Lancaster counties, whether inclosed or un Inclosed, either lor the purpose of shooting or Ushing, as the law will be rigidly enforced against all trespassing on said lands of the undersigned alter this notice. WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN, K. PERCY ALDEN, EDWARD C. FREEMAN, Attorney tor R. W. Coleman's Heirs. olK-tfdttw J ADIKS'HAlK DKE3SKK. MBS. C. LILLER, LADIES' HAIR DRESSER, Manufacturer and dealer In Hair Work, La dies' and Gents' Wigs and Toupees. Comb ings straightened and mane to order. Hair Jewelry ot all kinds made up. Kid Gloves and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Also Ladles' Shampooing, at NOS. SBS& SS7 NORTH QUEEN STREET, JFour doors above P. K. K. Depot. octl6-3md CCIUKMaL- JTOK DIPHTHERIA, Scarlet Fever, Croup, Sore Throat and all Throat Affections, is I he best remedy of the time. OCUIDENTAL, Is the people's lricnd. It destroys Hid germ ol disease i hat frequently develops from an or dinary sore throat, thin preventing the terri ble lavages ol the disease t Diptbeiiaand Scar let Fever. Price, .'Oc. and .0.1. Sold by 11. B.COCHRAN, Druggist. Noi. 137 and 120 Nortti Q lecn street, o3-0mUTu.TIi4S .Lancaster. Pa. DON'T jrOUUET THE U1SMU1MB OLD Stock Connecticut Cigars. 11 for 25 cts. at HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR 'STORE. THIRD EDITIOIf. TUSSDAY HVENINO, OCT. 24, r8' THE DAY WE CELEBRATE OPEM.1G OF THE lIl-CKNTKMNl.il.. Philadelphia in Gala Dr?M-A. Magnificent Demonstration and m Great Crowd The LanUIog of renn. Philadeltuia, Oct. 24. No more fit ting weather could be wished for than that which prevailed here to-day. The air was clear and crisp and the sun shone brightly. The immense crowds and pro fuso decorations were astonishing-. deed at no time, not even 'during Centennial year, was any event thoroughly aud heartily celebrated tho public. One vast crowd filled by the streets, the boats on the river, the front windows and roofs of houses, and other places where a view could be had. Shortly after eight o'clock tug boats, barges and other vessels formed in line on tho Dela ware river to tho number of about 150 in front of tho city and started down stream. The harbor was in gayest attire. Both banks of the river were lined with people, and the heavily laden boats wore profusely decorated. Tho ship "Wel come," in tow of two tugs, headed tho p-irade. On passing the five men of war in midstream, tho precession was saluted by tho squadron, and again when passing tho naval station at League island. After passing a point half-way between the mouth of the Schuyl kill and Fort MilUin, tho long Hue of crafts turned and steamed along the river front to Kensington. On returning to Dock street wharf tho Peun party riiseru barked, as the allegorical William Penn stepped over tho side of tho Welcome. The sceno was enlivening aud interesting beyond description. Innumerable bells were rung and whistles blown and guus fired, both ou water and ashore, while tho multitude cheered lustily. Tho party was received on tho wharf by men dressed to represent Swedes, Dutch, Indians and others. Fifteen thousand people wero jammed iu Dock street to wit ness tho entrance ot l'enn into tne " Bluo Anchor inn"' and although polico roped off a space the crowd broke the cordon at every poiut, and tremcr.don confusion occurred. Finally tho police managed to clear a space aud tlio welcome at the "Blue Anchor," Second and Dock streets was carried out. It was the intention of Mayor King to to ceivo the Penn party at tho " Bluo An chor," but after elbowing his way through the crowd as far as Second aud Walnut, streets, his progress was completely blocked, and ho was compelled to return to his office. There then followed tho grand "Land ing Day" demonstration, one ol tho finest parades cv.-r witnebsed here. Tho Hue formed on ! J road street, houth of Chestnut, aud began to raovo just before noon. Along the cntiro route tho street-, side walks, windows, doorways and roofs, and stands erected for tho purposes were crowded. Everywhere was tho same bril liant sceno of ilags, bunting, pictures of Penn, festoons, aud uuiquo decorations iu llowers, evergreens and canvas, and above and fronting all, tho long unbroken lines of people. A 1'IKNU 1NCAKNATK. A Negro ltarbdr's Revolting Crimen. Grand Fork, D. T., Oct. 21. Tester day Charles Lusbank, a negro barber met a Norwegian girl on tho road and ravished her in tho most brutal manner. Ho then rode on about a mile, entered the bouse of Conductor Sain Barbnk, of tho Mani itoba railroad, and outraged Mrs. Rar bonk. A party of throsuors, who had witnessed tho attack on the girl, started in pursuit and at Bavbenk's hottso killed his borso, but tho negro brute escaped, flourishing a knife. Two parties aro now in pursuit, and tho negro will uudubtcdly bo lynched if caught. JAKKKT-S KKMULVC. lie Will Ignoro the Request to Koelgn. PiTTSitUROU, Oct. 21. President Jar rctt, of the Amalgamated association, has ratunicd to the city, and iu regard to tho circular lately IsMied by tho Mechanics' lodge, requesting his resignation, ho said that no attentioii would bo paid to it. Under circumstances such as tho present, ho would not resign if fifty Iodes sigucd a circular, without first demanding an in vestigation of tho charges. lie was op posed to tho late strike because, the mar ket did not justify an advance. At the same time ho never said that ''boilers" ought not to roceivn six dollars per ton. An Engineer Arralsncrt. North Adams Mass., Oct. 24. Emer son G. Watson, engineer of the Tioy & Greenfield locomotive which ran into tho caboose loaded with work men ou tho Hoosac tunnel lino, last Saturday, causing several deaths, was ar raigned hero to-day on tho charge of hom icide.. He pleaded not guilty ami wet t to jail in default of bail. A Drunken Alan's ItaMi Act. Silvmokin, Pa., Oct. 24. John Fisher, a laborer on tho new branch of tho Read ing railroad, got drunk yesterday and lato in tho atteruoan attempted to go; oa a train of moving coal cars near the weigh scales. He fell and ono of his less w;s so badly injured that it hid to bo ampu tated, from the effects of which ho died soon afterwards. The Now York Walking Match. JNEwYerk, Oct. 21. Walking match ; scoioat 2:30 p. m.: Hughes, 211 miles 7 laps , Ilowell, 200, Hazeal, 200, Hart, 101 2 laps ; Fitzgerald, 187 3 lap3 ; Noiemac, 183 7 laps; Heity, 170 7 laps; Panchot ICC 1 lap ; Vint 150 miles-. Death of a l'roir.lcent Citizen. Chkstek, Pa., Oct. 24. Chalkley Hcr vey. aged about 72 ycarp, a director of tho poor, a wealthy and highly respected citizen of Delaware couuty, died suddenly at his house, in Birmingham township, last night, from an affection of tlic brain. itobblog a 1'anK. Springfield, Mass., Oct. 24. A special to the Union from Conway, states that tho vault of the national bank, containing un signed $10 and $20 hills to the amount of $3,800, and less than $2,000 besides was robbed last night. Tho burglars escaped with a team stolen from Tucker & Cook's barn. 00,000 Families Homeless. Madrid, Oct. 24. An official dispatch from Manila states that sixty thousand families wero made homeless by the ty phoon. The loss of life, however was rel atively small. Molicon and Boulocan were also devastated. WKATHKK INDICATIONS. Washington, D. C, Oct. 24. For the Middle Atlantis states, light rains, fol lowed by clearing, slightly cooler weather, northerly to westerly winds, and higher barometer. Heavy Lots by Fire. St. Petersburg, Oct. 24. Tho fire in the timber yards ou tho rivor Neva, was got under control at ono o'clock this morning. The damage is estimated at 2,500,000 roubles. Strlkliig Spinner Resume Work. FallISiver, Mass., Oct. 24. Tho spin ners at Mechanics mills, who struck last Saturday, resumed work this morninsj. The Trail ul m Gal. London, Oct. 24. A heavy gale pre vails in England, doing considerable dam age in many parts of the country. Poetry and KacU In Kcat'tt beautiful poem. " Lamia." a von j man has been led captive by a rluut in gni and Is mado the slave oflicrl.i-.ii t u I an old teacher cornea In and fixes hU uimiii the figure, and It vanishes In ltd true ibrin of slimy serpent. Tnls is poetry: now lor Jaet. Disease In various forms seizes npon young men and old, nnd especially does It aftVot thn kidneys and livor. nnd begin insl liously lo wor ruin and death. ILst llunt't Remedy, ns the old teacher, conios In. and the slimy ser pent of dbcaso glide way. At And, men think tbata diseased liver ordlsonl-rett kid neys Is a mere phantom, and -o on their uay neglecting the evil, and not realizing their danger. But this U not souiothtng to bo trilled t .""."- " uuui JM-uieuy ai uuee : II mm. i,iiu in uuui wiuciiT at nun-' it will ii- i iu reveal the doiuoii and cast It out. For llie aiuucy, uver ami urinary complaints thero is nothing like It. ois-lwd OLaJtXJBTH. saw xorx m: Naw YoK.Ocr. 24 Flour State and West ern sligttly In buyers' favor and moderately active; Southern quiet and unchanged. Wheat Xfi-y.c lower. heiivV anil umtettlml . business largely speculative: No. 1 Whlto. at$110; No. 2 Rett. OcL. 1 U9'il 0 i do Nov., si vn.im n : do Dccsiugi UK: do year, SI OOHQi 0D'4 ; do Jan., 91 12"i 1 lSi ; do Fet-., 1 KSJiff 1 11. Corn 102c lower: lauvv and Irregular: mixed western spot, SSgSSj; do intuitu, 61 68tc. Oats lie lower; No. 2 Nov.. 4IK64I ','"; do. nee. UKmVifi i State, 40gMe ; tt catcui. 3jSj1c.BB Orsiu ana Trision fjauuooa. One o'clock ii uationa ol grain and piovtc tons, furnhkud by S. K. Yundt. Broker. IMi KusLf;i!istr"t Oct. 21. JB1CMK. Corn Oats Pork Ijtrd r.;4 - is to lis;! "I "' Wh ai Nov. (tt Dec '.'"! li-ir SllVJ X-XM XSiir.ii !I17!i Petiolcu .Oil City. XJvo Stock Market. Cuicaoo. Hogs Receipts. 15,000 head ; sblr nicuts. ::,300 head ; market badly demoralized h-U notcntirely stagnant; prices sSic lower than Saturday.",', making u drop ot $lpercwL tn four days; mixed. i;:M)3i7 : heavy. 7sSi 7S0 ; light. $C. 4II; i"; skips, W 0 6B00. Cattle Receipt. i;,.r)(Ni tinau ; shipments. 'J S i head : fairly active am' firm : no choice hunt ; good to choice shipping, $: U'Qi; : 'common to tnirfKOBl .); butchers' at i SiigiOi; stoefe. ersand feeders $J I".! 35; range strong; Toxans at J l"-i? 1 CO : Americans, $1 !15 15. Sh'vn Beceints. i.VJl): hlimentH .ITKl li.-:..i - lull. 13c lower; poor to fair, f::i)(lj):t M; mo liuiil to good, $;S 7iat UO; choice to i:tr.i. if I '.rigi 50. KSTLiinrorr Cattle !Cccei.ts 2.7SS head; verydull.2.3'0- olf truin last week. Hegs Ueeoipts5 0.kJli.-inl : very dull ; Phila delphia, $7 ViTeSOO; Baltimore, $7 SL'tSO : Yoi kers, f! "tiU'Oi. Slitep Itccelntrt, I CD head; market fair at about last week's prices. Western (Sriiln Market. JIiLWAUKEK-FIour steuly, with a lair de mand ; Spring Extra-, f IffC. Wiie.itdull. but stiMilv: No. Si Milwaukee, 'orIi, :4c ; Nov.,'JIJh : cc. ate; No. 2. do., 80c. Corn ii'ct and tame : No. TCc. Oats firmer; No. 2, :c ; White. 3Sc. !ye uuict, but steady ami unchanged . No. 1 !.'.c; No. 2, r.'c. Hurley dull anp Irregular: No. '2 Spring. ?JfciiHh : 7Se Nov.; No. 3 Spring Kxtra. riltjr. i-rovi-ions irregular : juess pork. S :.0 : C.tsfcAud Oct.; S!9 8 1 Nov. Lard Prime Steam. ill Xi. cash and Oct.; $U 05 Nov. Hogs lower af.$t r9gi7 25. B'lttcr 5teady and uuehauiicd. CheeiB steady ami Srui at 'JQli,"ic. K;;'s q ulet but 11 rm at site. Keceipta Flour, 18,0 o bbN ; Wheat, SSl.tT.u bus : liorley, 33.000 bus. Shipments KIonr,2,iK IiIiIm ; Wlldt, 13 CO bus ; Hurley, 25,000 bus. 1 ) i-.tisoit. Flour easier Wheat easier ; So. 1 White, 'jOJc ; Cash ami Oct. , DS&c Nov. ; !Mc Dec. and all the year ; OD'j'c January ; No. 2 Red, l01Jf. Corn linn ; No.2.74"ic. Receipt Flo'ir,5i.i)lili!s ; Wheat, SsSS bin ; corn, none ; oitn, 4 lion bu. Shipments Flour, 40O bids: wh'jut, l,"42 bus; corn. 2,0.0 bm : oats I.OJ.) bus. Stock Wheat, 2i7,35l bus. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Monday, Oct. SI Tna arrlraNnflivestnek at the Philadelphia stockyards vtvm : For tho wt CK HeeviM, 4.HU ln-Mi; jdrep. ir.COO do: hogs. 4,(i) do. Previous week Kcov: s, 3,100 head ; thcep, 15,030 do ; hogs, 3 m do. Reef Cattle wcreiir:-t!ea'id pn'e" weic'in lower ; this was occasioned by the. heavy re- cripi.3 aim iini.iioniuii: weumer. Wo ijuoto as lollowa : Kxtia, (87c ;.Uood..'yiffiGc; Medium, Q aWn; Common, 434'c; Fat Cows. Jgii;c. Milch Cows were slow at $10375, u-l'tli .'.ulfi ot extra graded as high ns t'to ihcep The market was dull and price on all grados wore lower, except lor good fat wethers, which were in good demand and linn. Common stock was fully J-c low rand notw.intcd. (iood la'iibi oi ail kinds wero wanted while the coinmen grades wero Iruil Indispose ol. Calves wero sisirrn .imf in ite miud.aeholcelnt of Ki extra wcthere wir sgM at rc. We iio(e as follows : Ktr.i, :yAnXylK; Uiid. 45iQ5c; Mcd.u-n l'44Jic; Fair,3'?lc; Common siiren. 2'Jfa 'tie; Chester co. Lambs, SgfT&i.; Wesr-iii Lambs, ajigr.c: York Mate Calves,rj?4"c: Veal Calves. Cr(i'Jc; Fat Kwes, 4WftSc; Stock Kwes,37iQlic. Hogs were Inactive and prices ranged Irom 11 to 12c no extra Chicago being here. IV quote. :is follows : SALl-S OV nEKVES AT TUK WKdT PHILADKLFHI. STOCK VARK3. Martin, Fuller Co., 4i5 W'-stcrn andTcxaas. fJSc. Cojer Mavnes, .'( Western, W. Va. aril Tcxans. 4i37c. A. & J. Chrlstv, 73 W. VinilnLunSCkc. ft. F. McFillcii. 150 Wist Va..r.fic. r S. McFlIIin. 10.1 Western 5JJ7c. -lames CIcmson, S'aJ Chester countyaiid West. r.Keo&c I. Clman W Maryland. aretM Lelimaa Itros., SS4K ;;c ; . ... t.. 1 1 . 54CJc ; M'tryliMid, ncjt. L. Sen btniir, htllU: ctritiu. .ie. ti. Schamherg & Co.. 1S.J Western, W. Va. and t&tiyxc Scliambcrt' Ac Paul. 2.7! Western, W. Va. and Tcxans, 4XKc Lowcnsteln Adler,2iu Western and W. V.i Daniel Morphy, 177 West Pa., Western and Tcxans, 5;"-ic. H. Chain, jr., 1 West Va., 4iQ,c John McAnlle. 27J West Va, oJ7e. L. Horn, 57 West Va., l'i$j;Zc. Owen Muitli 145 Texan, 18 Witi-rn and 4 Western, acconut A. ijrecnwald ; l' W. Va., account I.. Reynolds ; IS Virginia, aceoilntS. Ficbis, 5r'4c. Daniel SiaythA Rio., 'so Wct,t:rii and W. Va.. Demits Smyth. tJ Western and Va, 3'4(;c. Abe Osthcini, : Va.. :.y.nuy,K. V. -chcetz & llro.. 7 West Va , Sj'uli'jc. I.ouenstein & Heilbron. J3 Tuxaiu, 4kivc. It. Chain, 43 W. Va., 4q.c. I'arliiuan Levi. 175 West Va.,!-.", (;ir. .f.iines Aull, M Wc-ili-in, .".gfie. M. Levi. 125 West V.s., i'AWy2': Jam"sliudfM'.3S Western and W. Va., 4"4 DnESSKD MK.VTS. Orcbsed Reeves w-re active and 'closed .it 7'J9,;;c., the loruier rate tor low Texaus ami coW3. SALES LAST WXXK. Tikh. Rrailicy. 210 licail at 8310c. C. .S. Deagir. 1)5 head, Sg'J'c. A. A. Roaweil I Zl do. at Q3iC. W. II. Riowu 115 To. at VQrtVc J. F. Lowdu.i, 50 do .11 Sgyjc.' Harlan A Rro.,!Mlout Hri'je. Dpascd sheep wei' active, naiaunl htewart .ld Pl'i head at T'iS'Jc. and IJ7 lueul of dressed lambs at 'Jllc. JiyTKliTAlNMKtiTH. "jf. .IOHN l. .i;islL.KKASSL'KCS ADE- 1VL lighttul entertuiniacnt at tho 0PEKA HOUSE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1882. In the complete production of the licauttfuT, pure and Interesting play. HEARTS OF 0AI; By an unusually good Company, headed by Mr. JAMES A. HEKNE. 03-Thc most ellcctlvc scenery ver pre sented in Lancaster. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 3c., 50e. Re served seats at Ycckers. Olllce, 73 cents. ol-6ta jO-rlUr; TO BKlDOE UCXLUISBS. ' Scaled proposals will bo rccolved at Xh County Commissioner's OfOce, at Lancaster, Pa., until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 183J, at 12 o'clock in., for the erection and comple tion ot an uncovered wooden bridge across the Reaver creek, near Relton, at terminus of Reaver Valley turnpike. Specifications can bo seen at the Commissioner's Olllce. BY ORDER OF THE ROARD. Att::jt: 15. F. Geikst, Clerk. ocUH-2wit CI ABES. VANI-S. A rULL i.INB FUOlf j 5 cents up at ilAUTMAN'6 YELLOW FRONT CIUAK . &TORB
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