goal font.
flume : Dr. Charles Stubbs of IP ulton-twp.,
has commenced the publication, in the Oxford
Press, of a series of articles descriptive of the
southern sub-divisions of this county.
On January 4th, a German :tamed Chris
tian Wagner, employed by Wm. Holtzworth
of this city, started with a horse and wagon
in the direction of Litiz to buy poultry. .He
promised to be back by the latter part of the
week. As he had some $75 with him, and
has not been heard of, it is supposed that he
has been foully dealt with. Any information
of his whereabouts will be thankfully receiv
ed by Mr. Holtzworth, East Orange street
above Ann, Lancaster.
W. H. T. Frueauff, has been appointed
Professor of French and German at the Lin
den Hall Female Seminary at Litiz. Mr.
Frueauff has but lately returned from Europe,
where he has spent several years in master
ing the languages and is fully qualified for
thkposition.
Messrs. Metzgar, Nagle h Smeltz, three
young men of our city, have purchased the
carriage manufactory of McGinnis & Co.,
Carlisle.
Leonard Snyder, of this city, died very
suddenly on Thur sday morning of last week,
and was buried on Sunday, a number of so
denies attending his funeral.
A horse and- buggy were on Wednesday
night of last week, stolen from the premises
of John Buckwalter in West Lampeter-twp.
A reward of $3O has been offered for the arrest
of the thief and return of the horse and wagon.
On Friday morning last, J. A. Springer,
met with a serious mishap at his brewery.
While turning a spiggot to stop the flow of
tho water from the kettle, he lost his balance
and fell from the steps on which he was stand
ing, his left leg landing in a tub of hot water.
As he fell he struck a spiggot which prevent
ed him' from going headlong into the hot
water, thus preventing what might have
proved fatal to him. He is recovering.
A District Sabbath School Convention will
be held at Strasburg on Thursday and. Friday.
February 3rd and 4th. Delegates from schools
throughout the county are invited to be
present.
On the 7th inst., Henry B. and Jeremiah B.
Z walely,of West Bari township, vrhiledriving
a steer to Mechanicsburg, the horse an which
Henry was riding, while at full speed, slipped
and fell, throwing the rider, whose foot, how
ever, remained bet in one of the stirrups.
This frightened the animal, who,on regaining
his feet, leaped and kicked Mr. Z. with so
much force as to break the stirrup, and extri
cating Mr. Zwalley from his perilous position.
He was picked up in a frightful condition,
and taken home. The physician pronounces
his wounds painful but not dangerous.
Mr. Shank, of West Donegal township, who
a few weeks ago cut himself while butcher
ing, is still lying in a critical condition.
Mr. Levi Young, of West Donegal town
ship, was robbed of three geese on the night
before Christmas.
Two children, one aged four years son of
0
Francis Wilson , and the other ea three
years, son of Levi i Wilson, of, ,aehington
borough, made a narrow ' ' ' , gown
ing on Tuesday of last wee k.` 4 • _
..PiaYing
on the ice along the river shor e tkivr. fell in.
They were both rescued by pOriofrii:near by.
A German, in the employ of 'Samuel H.
Erb, of Penn township, while engaged in
feeding cattle in the barn recently, acciden
tally fell Over a fork and injured his knee so
badly that he has not been able to be about
since.
Samuel M. Miller of Strasburg, recently
slaughtered a hog which weighed, when
dressed 684 pounds.
On the 6th inst., a four-horse team of Obed
Shirk, of West Cocalino township, became
frightened and ran off throwing the driver
out, who luckily escaped without any injury.
J. iliteldemridge, bag been appointed Post
master at Hothaville, this county, vice John
Lowry, resigned.
On Wednesday of last week, a child of
George Horning, living near Conewago, West
Donegal township, fell and broke one of its
arms.
Jahn McEvoy, son of Daniel McEvoy, of
this city, employed as a brakeman on the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, met with an
accident on Wednesday night of last week,
from effects of which he died. The accident
occurred on the above Road about twelve
miles from Renovs. His remains were
brought to this city, and the funeral took
place on Sabbath last.
David Beard, of this city, who was arrest
ed some time ago, for alleged bomplicity in
the recent larceny of goods from the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, fbr which offense Hambright
and Frankford are now in jail at Pittsburg,
appeared before the Mayor of that city, pur
suant to bond given the his appearance. Up
on hearing, the ease was promptly dismisaed
and Beard honorably discharged.
On Friday evening last, a man named
Adam Hoffman entered the residence of
Philip Copeland in West King Street, and
stole several articles. He was however dis
covered and arrested. He was held for fur.
ther hearing.
John Moore, of Rockville, was arrested on
Friday last, on a charft of obtaining
worth of leather from CoMed Gainer, of this
city, through false pretense. He war com
mitted for trial. ' - -•-- • •
J. B. Shelly. of Mottut Joy brought to this
city, week befbre last; three -turkeys, weigh
ing ia the OW •
A nube Of of lApoicatAsr and
York cou m nt r
ieS WM it mil niatosbibibia on
Saturday last, in referenoe•to to the , Govern
ment tax of ten dollars on fanners selling
store produce at the market.
The s rot the OoldniAl, - and Port
Deposit Railroad are still at along the
route, and it is thought that ing of
the road Will ha put under ore the
close of the winter. ' 1
On Fridsby morning lattiVflatnit, of
Washington bbrougt, 110 nets
which he - had Amid - Buagarbanns,
which conta in d *bout ids hafted pound*
of catfish and taulleta.
The old install-hat, a silk at the of
"auld ling syn." in 'the history of city,
which stood at tbe oorber. nare
and South gesea-streek on
tat &
Monday morning lot, CP e ege tble
old landmarkt et no% , ,
giving ecero Of we
rets:= 4 4
il vs t das
look in entikW" i l s tli T i
ii ‘ , history.
Thaprimpre 464 ultr Olio the one
hundred gliourth asp_ wary of
Frablili_Ail llpyh, grind - bereft Moe
da,' . W I beheaded to have
bass 714 - 7 bid of Um lessiolif
.llm !Iypos"
who had the matter in ellaripi Mm 'reds mu
tant with the satisilketion of harming that
their " Third,i to mpremion" has made an im
press not SOW be ibrgotten by thew who
were present
On Monday evening laet, Thulinglon
Hoopes, anapprevellestliksiehbf the 1110.4.,
no. in the Omni Monet
'L
`Lan mart km ES wai t
. 6 6001,
and contains an area of IMO square
The peddlers of 4ithe Busgiseliagalift
Mill at Columbia, Aro& on Totwio, *lois
ins last, in 001111111pandli of OM COMPIIIIII INP.
fusing to employ two men wboo they iima
to be' employed with ens, which demand
the oompany will act assail to. Tie sospen
son will only be, as the eektqlemy
will employ other poetwir is tlioir Idlies:
J. J. "pow, cif. this nays will at Site re
quest of the Album
en and a a " air
citizens, deliver a lecture on en
ing next at ilinl il l os fiall, ifige, ,
and his °boom .h toll Plooggioo , Of
journey be hae y made amostthe conti
nent to the Paola° coast,, -
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A PROFUSE and many times excessively
offensive discharge from the nose, with
" stopping up" of the nose at times, impair
ment of the sense of smell and taste, water
ing or weak eyes, impaired hearing, irregular
appetite, occasional nausea, pressure and pain
over the eyes, and at times in the back of the
head, occasional chilly sensations, cold feet,
and a feeling of lassitude and debility are
symptoms which are common to catarrh, yet
all of them are not present in every case. Dr.
Bagel's Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh in its
worst form and stages. It is pleasant to use,
and contains no poisonous or caustic drugs.
Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Ad
dress It. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by most Druggists everywhere.
THE trial of one bottle of Hall's Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer will show most bene
ficial effect upon the hair and scalp.
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copy of the Asblic Ledger Almanac. It is the
most complete we have ever seen, and as a
specimen of typography cannot be excelled.
Eighty thousand Copies have been_published.
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hours that would otherwise have been weary.
This number judging from its contents is fully
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the commencement of the year, that it would
be improved and be better. The price of this
excellent magazine is $2 a year, while great in
ducements to clubs are offered. Address
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MARRIED.
BEITBARER—BowateIq. .Tan. 12th, by the Rev.
A. H. Kremer, Abram 11. Brubaker, of Strati
burg-two , to Annie 1.1. Bowman, of Eden-twp_,
FISHICR—BLICCARD. Jan. 13th, by the Rev. W.
T. Gerhard, at his residence, Theodore Fisher,
of this city, to Mary Bliccard, of Dillerville.
FICISTER—LAIPPRRTY. Jan. lltb, by the Rev. P.
J. Timlow, at Paradise, Jacob S. Feister to
Lizzie Latierty.
Ecitzar—McltvA ins. Jan. 18th, by the Rev.
P. J. Timlow, Henry . L. Eckert to Lizzie Mc-
Ilvaine, all of Paradise-twp.
HAvzawricz—FEAßTZ. January 4th, at "The
Oaks," near Baltimore Md., by Rev. Charles
Mc felfresh, Captain L. M. Haverstiek to Emma,
daughter of Henry Frantz, formerly of Lancas
ter county, Pa.
ILDINZR—STUBER. Jan. Bth by the Rev. W.: T.
Gerhard, at 'lunches hotel, Jacob S. Keener , of
Penn-twp., to Lingle F. filuber, of Watwitik.
Ozannotrzza—Mowrial4,, Jan! lith, by 44 v.
R. Greenwald, Deng W. 013brholtz, oftlreek
nook, to Annie Mortizalb of W_ est ßail '
KAUDVNIAI-41.1.41.01t. DOS. MS. nee, 11 the
Rev. W. T. Gerhard, at Grelderis hotel,' "Loeb
B. Han man, of East Hempfield, to Anna •Say
ler_, of Mankkiim-twp.
DMIKLY—QUAHAII. Jan. 18th, by the Rev. J.
J. fitrtne, at Vs residence James B. Runkle to
Marietta Graham, both of Martin.
DABLER—JONIIB. Jan. eth by the Rev. J. J.
Striae, at his resideiLO, Amos M. Dabler, of
Manor, to Lizzie Joust L of ConestOga Cetre.
• KAViiiIAN--GllOOll , 11 th, by the Rev. J.
J. Strine L atjhisirice, Henry H. Kauffman
to Rachel A. both of Manor.
DIED.
14systaa. Jan. sth, in Manikeint-twp., Esther
Metzler, aged 85 years, 4 months and 18 days.
keztur.a. Jam lah, in this city, Leonard Sny
der, in the Mb year of his age,
Marietta. Jan. 15th, Emma, daughter of John
and Christiana Mattern, aged 4 years, 5 months
and 18 days.
McEvoy. Jan. 18th, John McEvoy, in the Eld
year of his age.
Dumtzz. Jan. 4th, at ber residence in Mt.
Atiloll44 Shelliroo., Indiana, Susan Danko',
wife of the late Christian W:Landts, formerly
nt Manheim-twp.
e Jan. 14th, George.J. A. Deis% of Phila
't son of Joeephand Mary Ueiss, in the
84? year of his
JauJ IMI ID;
rat atthe Dome for Friendless
men, Davin der, aged 9 years. •
naittrrn.
Undem474ll4aa r t De e nz .
gal-twp. ,O EM*oll 2 Jan. O Stresberg,
Caro
ibrikwife of Wm. Ealstereaoh, a 50 years.
ape. Jan. Otb, in U LmMoirawp.,
Alien Emanuel, son of S amuelS. and Susanna
Myers, aged 1 year and days. .
.'TIE. JUNKETS.
Lasouter Household Markets.
= LANA/Tin, Jan. 19. E
i t h CI
40
18 6 41
80
WiCoteo 25 DI
elhiens,eiroh.. ........ .... .45 0 90
Dressed Geese, MOD 1 95
Door by the anartar-fr0ni......... 90 10
Deer bir r auarter-hind U 0 U
or hind
14
;11 2,.. d a r t
? • 18 i 21
I V.orfoo• 'it pelik4 BO 85
8 10
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Is 7 8
peek 28
ak i i " A.. ' 12 ,96
2112 art
1 1 II g•
DOrn aire ls the il 84 1 1- per no - ..:
Il l lt 1
0i1i4 14 , 1 *. 024484 180 .108.
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PIBILAMILPIIt* J 111.—The deitiaiiti4
acts= ro- ..ifflusiwoling
ozgi. am
71(o. 1 Quireiltiaoaarittil,atnally at Oil per toe,
without males, _ _ •
Tho Naar iiiro‘t seal mor . VIVA
4, rut
1
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f 6; r' • 1.,, , doiitotad it IWO
do do. at
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iou 1 - facki .. • r
ay, - , , ~
e r
The A beat ma et to extremely quiet, and
only 3000 bus. good and prime Penn'a red sold
at $1.20.1.28 per bue.
Small pales of Rye at 3101.02.
Corn in steady demand, and 304,000 bus.
new yellow sold at 843388 e. aceotding to dryness.
Oats are dull at 640370.
Whisky is looking up and may be quoted
1101.02;100 bbls. Penn'a ironbound sold at the
former rate.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
MONDAY. Jan. 17.—The market for Beef Cattle
was steady to-day, and there was a moderate
business effected. We quote choice at 90tiVi.,•
prime at 1141 p o i.; fair ood at 7887)0.; and
common at .IR b , tog as in quality. Receipts,
2107 head. T e following sales were retorted l
i
80 head, Owen Smith, Western
07 " A. Christy it Bro., Virginia..
60 " Dennis Smith, Western
38 " Dangler & MoCleese, Western 8 4 1 4
64 " P. McFlllen, Western 7
65 " P. Hathaway, Chester oo 6'
32 " Mos. S. Kirk, Western 8
SO " B. F. McFLUen, Western 7 4
75 " James MoFillen. Western.... 8
100 " E. S. MeFillen, Western 7
70 " Ullman & Bachman, Western 7 4
200 " Martin, Fuller it Co., West l n.. 6
90
1 11 Mooney & Miller, Western... 7
Thos. Mooney & Bro t Virginia 4 i
V " "
H. Chain Western Penna.... 7
180 " John Smith it Bro., Western 7
99 " J. it L. Frank, Western 11
80 " G. Schamberg, & Co. Western 6 , H
00 " Hope it Go., - Western
20 " M. Dryfoos, Western.... 6
69 " H. Frank, Virginia 7 g
45 " Elkon it Co., Viminia 6
2 0 ,i D. Branson,_(.3mOr co .. 6
W
47 " S. Frank, Western.. 6
49 11 Chandler it Alexander, Ches. 7 9
20 11 L. Horne Delaware. ..&., ... 5 6
40 11 .1. J. Chain, Western Mina.. 8 7
81 " Thomas Duffy, Virginia 6 8
60 " John MeArdle, Western.....: 7 10
40 " C. Welker, Virginia 6 6
15 " Preston & Saunders,_ Ches. 00 6 9
15 " H. Keller, Western Penn's..
. 5'4 7 1 ,4
Cows and Calves were in good demand.
Sales of 150 bead at $5007390. Springers sold at
.40065.
Sheep were active and higher; 3000 head
ebanged hands at the Avenue Drove Yard at
sgl+Be. gi 15.
Hogs—tbe market was devoid of animation,
and prices materially declined. Sales were
made at the opening at $13.506114. and at the
close at $12.50@18 '5 me lbs. net for corn fed.
Receipts 4000 head.
New Advertisements.
1 1 P. ROSENMILLER, Ju.
A-• • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Orrios: No. 5 COURT AVENUE,
Entrance on West Nide of the abort House,
LA.NOASTER, PA.
business entrusted to his care will be
promptly attended to. Iltinat!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
HAGER & BROS.,
WE:IT KING STREET, LANCASTER, l'A
Now Opening a New Stook
ENGLISH WHITE GRANITE TEA SETS,
English White Granite Dinner Sets,
EnoLisa WHITH GRAIII7II C bars,
FRENCH CHINA, (Gold Band and Plain White,)
LOOKING GLASSES, .
FEATHERS,
CARPETS, •
FLOOR OIL CLOVIS,
DRCOGETS, ISUBLINS.
Simla's° & SalaTmo, Bleached or Unbleached,
TICKINGS, CHECKS, TOWELLINGS,
TABLE
ANI)
SHEETING)
LINENS,
PIANO AND TABLE EMWD COVERS,
DAMASKS, &0., &C.,
161-Walch w albs sold at LOWEST PRICES-1W
jan 21-t(
DAYS OF APPEAL FOR 1870.
TO THE TAX ABLE INHABITANTS OF LAN
CASTER COUNTY.
'Pursuant to the proillthcht of the btivs of this
Commonwealth, thtrubtlersigned Commission
ers of Lancaster county hereby give notice to
the TAXABLE INHABITANT:3, within thirpt--
spective City, Boroughs and Townships, of the
said county, that the Days of Appeal from the
Assessment of 1870, will be held at the Commis
sioners' Office, in the city of Lancaster, on the
following days, to wit : For the Townships of
Adamstown Borough, 1
Bari, I
Brocknock, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1870.
Cternarvon,
Cocalico East, I
Cocalico West, 1 .
Colerain,
Columbia, 1
Conestoga, ; Wednesday, Feb. 9.
Conoy, I
Clay,
Donegal East, I
Donegal West,
I
Drumore, 'r.Thursday, Feb. 10.
Earl Ephr , J ata,
Earl East
Earl West, 1
Elisabeth, ..Friday, Feb. 11,
Elizabethtown Bor., 1
Eden,
Fulton,
Hempfleld East,
Hempfield West, ;.Tuesday, Feb. 15.
Lampeter East, I • , •
Lampeter West,
Lancaster,
Lettooek,
Leacoek Upper, Wednesday, Feb.l6.
Little Britain, •
Manheini,
Martie,
Ma ••
v T tr day ,
Feb. 17.
Mount Joy Borough, I ,
Marietta Borough,
Manheim Borough, I '
Paradise, ',Friday, Feb. 18.
Penn,
Peones,
Provident*,
Rapho, Tuesday, Feb. 22.
ftusburl s
SeAlsbury,
Strasburg,
Strasburg Borough, }. Wednesday,Feb.2B.
Warwick,
Washington Borough,
Lancaster City Thursday, Feb. 24.
Aid a$ the same time and place, the Appeals
from the Military Rolls and - Dog TaxorM be
held. JACOB C. KIMADT,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
C. 11. 141813L10T,
JOHN STROHM, JR.,
Janl7.lll Commissioners.
KIP OUT OF THII BOARD OF Dl
rectors of tire LA.II4IASTIIIt COUNTY
AL INBIIII.I.NCE COWART, made at
She °Moe of the Company at Willimnstown, on
Jan 111.1),
: 3 00tpolicies in force Jan. ist,
1,091
of insurance on policies
issued up to January Ist, HO 1 7,108,7 H BO
Amount of insuranoe Of.
*clod_ on policies is
sued during the year.. 51,485,884 00
lied f same n
coneel Icire pe
riod 10,020 00
Msed amount of In- ~
oe during the
Drodnot
amount ofinsorP 49
• smoe Which has be:
come void from noo
mel
p a yds men t of assess
4. •• • PAM 00
mama
00
Whole *mount of insurance in force
Jim. Ist 1810
, . S 7 481 7111 al
.. L . A. ....
*lndent of premitun notes in bores
V Ist, 1.19 $ $117,741 14
• of remindi notes
e ed wit& the • '
puny during the
Amlt of premium notes
74,164 63
cancelled for the sante
P 4001•04 46,90 i 65
•
Uoressed me& a
alum notes notes darinfit
the year m l7,o l ,o 00
Deduct amount ofpre
pa Lam notes w4fth
have b 000 m e 'bid
from nen-payment of
suesuagene....,...„. lama in
ISA* 10
Whole amount ofpremitto notes in
force Jan. let, Iffe $ 811,167 118
New Advertisements.
CREDIT FUNDS OF THE COMPANY.
Bitia.lloo in the hands
of the Treasurec Jan.
Ist, 1869 8 2,870 59
Cash received for as
sessment No. 18 2,494 98
Cash received for per.
t age paid on pre
during the year 1,341 92
Om received for poll
-61 during theyear.. 480 00
CAM relayed for stamps
on poHeies during the
yaw 906 25
C ash received from
Agents of the Com
pany due by them Jan.
Ist, 11169 208 45
-----S 7,069 19
EXPENSES OF THE COMPANY
Cash paid Adam Rutter
I:pa e rtial loss to
hous 10
C id Ben j. Weaver
fof contents of Car
penter Shop 23 60
Cash paid J. Bouswine
for his stable and con
tents 276 40
Cash paid Env! Shober
for loss to his house.. 600
Caaapaid Henry 8. Lan
dillor loss of hisbarn 371 25
Cash paid L. H. Stauffer
for the loss of barn.... 000 00
Cash paid Jos. Nelso
for a partial loss to
hy.. house 20 00
Cashpaid BrisbenSkiles
for loss on contents of
home 30 00
Cosh paid Elisha Ferree
note and interest.... 1,141 25
Cash paid N. Milton
Woods note and inter
s*, 1, 060 00
Caen paid Thos. S. Me
ilvam's estate, note
and interest 1,060 00
Cash paid Committee of
investigation tor loss
es to the Company.... 20 36
Cash paid postage pre
paid by agents of the
Company 827
Cash paid stamped en
velopes and stamps...
Cash paid U. S. tax
Cash paid for stationery
Cash paid John Bear's
Soon for Ledger and
Index .. 24 00
Cashfaid Register and
Index 14 00
Cashpaid for blank poi.
kiss and premium
notes.... 22 60
Refunded to agents of
the Company 18 81
Cash paid for stamps of
policies—. 206 95
Cash *paid for printing.. 128 51
Casbitaid N. =maker,
ega,, attorney's fee.... 10 00
Casa paid for Sccre
terra salary 319 50
Cash. paid for Tres
aiiii salary 130 60
C d Directors and
ittive Committee
Ti mpan C" rendoM 4 ....
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Quilt tiWee tint : 95 00
COOL RI . for fu4l km . .
C to ill ie °ffile. a en it; t 1 N :c. 0 .c; . 4.1. 1; .44 ' ,. if.
Cash paid for _Auditing
Cotittee. • . •
Due from Ag'ts of Igo
Company Jan. 111 W
9E,
Balance in the ha S
tile Treasurer an:
lot s 1870 --
In exhibiting trimpal statement of the
c
affairs of the oro jiffie Board take pleas
ure In stating that eear which has just
eloped has been one of g reat prosperity, not
only in regard to the increase of insurance, but
also ln regard to the comparative exemption
from loss, the increase of insurance during the
year being
ti
hndred aland forty thousand,
nine hundred an u d five dolrs (00,905) the
amount of loss for thesame period being fifteen
h and thasegqn dollar and i twenty,,
eresan nisseweeareeebted and
o he nee of assessment No. 18,
a . e November 1888, and from the receipts
office. For a list of the losses for the
"yetr, lien payments made by the Treasurer.
There is yet remainining in the hands of the
Treasurer three hundred and fit}-one dollars
and eighty-six cents, (E 151.80,) with five hen
drltti and ninety-tWo dollars and fifty cents
($591.50,) due from Agents, to meet future de
mands on the t company. There has been a
claim presented to the Board by Philip A. Bur
ger, of Millersville, for the loss of the oontente
of his vinegar factory, on the 15th of last Sep
tember, the payment of which has been refused
by the Board. Suit his been instituted against
the Company, and the matter will be passed
upon before the , proper tribunal. There has
also been a claim presented by Henry Immel,
of Millersville, for the reo . int lose of his house
and contents, which were insured for one thou
sand and fifty dollars., ($1,050.) It seems olearto
the Board, beyond all question, that Mr. Immel
has rendered his policy void, by a violation of
a provision contained in all policies issued by
this company, to wit: "Provided and it is here
by declared, that this policy shall not take
effect or be binding if the raid house, he., be
now, or' hereafter, insured in any other office,
unless the same shall be allowed of by the Dl
rectors. of this office, and specified hereon.”
The Board regret the difficulty with regard to
these claims; none such having occurred here
toforc,•it is hoped none such will 000ur here
after. From the above statement it will be.
observed that a large amount of insurance has
been re ered void from non-payment of as
eessmen No. 18; members who have been dis
missed ow the Company for that reason can
not co lain, as full notice and ample time
1
have b given for payment, and as it was the
only assessment made on theirpoliciee for the
last icur years, should have been promptly
paid. It would be unjust to prompt paying
members, that delinquents should enjoy the
benefits of the Company, and not bear their
proportion of the losses. To any such delin
quents who may know by examin heir
policies ,that this aseessment is not pai d , and
whose unkurance is now void, we would state
that by 4 resolution of the Board they can have
their policies renewed on the payment of their
arrears, lert will be subject to the expense of a
resurvefand new polio The benefit of the
three per cent. originallj id on their pre
mium notes will be allewe ther tv ,
All of which is respectfully su m uted,
Thomas 3. Woods, Adam K. timer,
John Ranch, Moses Baby,
Samuel Slokom, Albert P. Mallvaln,
John fielepmridge, Clinton filmes,
Nathe B. ;lawmaker, Directors.
The follo w ing persons were elected Directors
for the e Mg year: Thomas S. Woods, Adam
K. Witm Samuel Slokom, John Basely Moses
gAby. Jo , , Seldomridge, Clinton Mimes, Al
bert P. go vain, Nathaniel E. Slayttusher, •
. was organised ehoordn4 Thos.
IL W ...r • reeldent, and Nathaniel I. Slay
maker, : glary and Treasurer.
Thews
~ Woods, Adam K. Witmer and N.
E. Slay .. cc were appointed the Executive
Co snail t • for the ensuing year.
The toll . ing persons were appointed agents
for the .. , . .y, via :
Joseph 6 rare, Bart-terp.
Jacob S. ' Hexer, Millersville.
John Sta liar, esq., East Hempfleld-twp.
• ktor: K.. , per, esq., flphrata.twp.
' • B _. . ung. arc, Bast Lampeter-twp.
' yid 07 , el;, Sallsbury-twp.
Josh* C Hamra, Lancaster atty.
m. W• l ' ~ . .esq., Upper Leaceck.
1 . er, esq., East Earl-twp.
' '', • .... 7 riekson, seq., Mt. Joy.
. A , . Imlay, Late.
E.G., off, 4eBq4 New Holland.
nry H. 14 4 , Bainbridge.
is 1601 " Salisbury.
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