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COURT OF COMMON 1'LEAS.
Before Judge Livingston.
In the case of Jehn M. Hershey vs. Gee.
H. Moere, the plaintiffs, in rebuttal, called
Tobias Ilershcy, who testified in legard te
the consideration defendant gave for the
note and stated that 8477.09 was paid June
8, 1872, a note for $82.09 and an order en
Solen Cherry for $395, which was shown
te have been accepted and paid. At the
time defendant signed the note he did bus
iness for himself and witness did net knew
that his brothers had leased the farm. The
case was given te the court shortly before
neon.
Leuis Stark vs. Jeseph Stark. This was
an action te recover $04.24, the amount of
a bill claimed by the plaintiff for black
smith work done for the defendant. The
defense was that the plaintiff shed defend
ant's henses in a manner that caused them
te be hoof-bound, and he was therefore un
able te sell them at the time he desired te
and was compelled te keep them for sev
eral months. By this alleged injury the
defense claimed te be injured te the ex
tent of $80. The jury rendered a verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for $40.87.
Themas Furniss vs. Henry N. Brene
111:111. The history of this case, which had
been previously tried and a verdict of
$007.07 rendered for plaintiff, is familiar te
our readers. They will remember tiiat
Furniss was county treasurer and a politi
cal partner of Levi Sensenig ; Iircneman
was a candidate for shcrill and Ivcnuig
tax collector and small politician in Provi
dence township. With a view te getting
his assistance for their " peel " ticket
Furniss agreed te take Kendig' s check
for $1,000 in part payment of the county
taxes and allow him the five per cent, abate
ment granted for prompt payment, and
ISrciicinaii endorsed the check. It was
net paid, Kendig alleging that he had been
robbed after collecting the taxes and
Jireuciiiau denying that the check had been
duly protested and alleging that he had
never received any consideration for nor
incurred any liability by his endorsement.
Air. Furniss testified that he get the
cheek from Kendig endorsed by Brcncman,
who asked him net te present itat bank and
lie would sec it paid ; that Kendig had
paid uiic-thinl of il; balance never was
paid.
Fer the defence Levi Sensenig testified
that he wrote the check en the day of its
date, at the Lancaster County house ;
Iircucmaii, Furniss and Kendig were there.
Furniss said he would net use it, as Ken
dig's sureties were geed, and he would
net want Breucniau te pay it ; the
reason Furniss wanted ISrcneinau's
name te go en the check was
that, being ceirity treasurer, it would
net de for his (Fmniss's) name te appear ;
these arrangements were made at different
places ; witness could net tell exactly where
it was drawn up. The arrangement was
for Kendig te make $50 for himself and te
secure Kendig, for this amount, te fight for
Grissingcr. It was get up te make votes
for Grissingcr, Funiiss's candidate for
county treasurer ; don't recollect having
any conversation with Grissingcr in re
gard te this matter.
Be-examination : At the time of the
making of the check it was said that Mr.
Ireiiein:m was te incur no responsibility
en account of this check.
During the cress-examination of Sen
senig Mr. Kline, counsel for Furniss, pro
posed te impure of Sensenig concerning
the "peel '" of that year en all the candi
dates, but Judge Patterson would net al
low the question. Rep.
.On trial.
A Wise Cat.
About six mouths age Jehn II. Rey, of
the Helly Tree inn. this city received from
Isaac Bradley, of Bradley's mills, Fulton
township, a cat, that was a noted mother
and ratter, notwithstanding she was blind
of an eye. The cat became perfectly
domesticated at the Helly Tree, and
seemed te be perfectly satisfied with her
new home as long as there were any rats or
mice te catch. But she presecuted her
business in this direction with such un
abated energy that at last there was
net a rat or mouse about the premises.
She became, uneasy and acted as though
there was something "in her mind. " A
week age she was missed from the Helly
Tree, and te-day Mr. Rey received a letter
from Mr. Bradley, stating that the cat had
returned te the mill in Fulton township,
some thirty miles distant. She had
evidently pondered the situation and
reached the conclusion that there was a
better supply of rats and mice at the mills
than at the Helly Tree, and like the Arab
of the desert had quietly cushioned her
claws and silently stolen away te her old
home.
A Government Building for Lancaster.
In accordance with many letters for
warded te him by men of large business
and political influence in this city, Hen.
A. Heir Smith has introduced in the Heuse
:i bill providing for the erection of a gov
ernment building in Lancaster. It is
urged in behalf of such a building that it
is needed here for the growing wants of
the postefficc and revenue department.
This revenue district is the third largest
in the state and Lancaster county is the
largest division of it and this city the most
important centre of population. Its busi
ness is rapidly increasing and the leaf to
bacco trade greatly enlarges its outlook.
The postal business also increases rapidly.
The building contemplated can be erected
cheaper here than at auy ether point and
the interest en its cost would net be
greater than the amount that will seen
lie required for rentals.
Paralyzed.
Hen. Wm. Hamilton, of Williamstown,
was stricken with paralysis jesterday
afternoon about 1 o'clock aud at last ac
counts was lying in a very critical condi
tion. His entire right side is paralyzed
from head te feet, and although he ap
pears te be conscious and tries te speak,
his speech is se much affected that he can
not make himself understood. Mr. Ham
ilton is one of the most prominent men in
his neighborhood. He was fennerly an
active Democratic politician, but cast his
fortunes with the Republican party about
the time of its organization. He was
elected te the state Legislature in 1853
and 1830. and te the state Senate in 18u0.
Uigh-Prlccd Fun.
The seven young men who, ' for fun "
kicked up a row at R iwlinsvillc a short
time age, were te have had a hearing
before Alderman Barr this morning.
When they met the prosecutors they suc
ceeded in settling the case, which they did
by paying all costs, amounting te $131.75.
This may be cheap fun in the country but
young men can have a geed time in the
city en less than that. Perhaps this little
affair will teach the young men te respect
the law hereafter.
Latter, the Brewer.
Frederick Lauer, the Heading brewer, is
in town te-day looking after his business
interests. He says business is "boom
ing, " but the brewers are much exercised
because of the failure of the ice crop. He
has recently visited Chicago, Atlanta and
ether cities where ice-manufacturing ma
chines are in operation. If the present
cold snap should disappoint the ice
gatherers, Mr. Lauer says he will be com
pelled te buy a machine costing $16,500,
as that will be cheaper than buying ice at
the prices which will be sure te rule in the
event of a fanure of the ice crop.
flutter Stelen.
This morning about 5 o'clock a thief
stele a basket of butter from the market
stand of Jeseph Bear, in Centre Square.
Mr. Bear had occasion te leave the stand
for a very short time and told his neighbor
of the adjoining stand te keep an eye en
it. He did se, as closely as he could, but
having his own customers te attend te, his
attention was for a moment withdrawn,
and the butter stolen. It is believed te
have been taken by a man who was pric
ing fish. A description of the fellow has
been given te Mr. Bear and he will prob
ably be arrested.
Wahiiingsuii Borough Items.
On Tuesday Prof B.F.Shaub, ceun ty su
perintendent of common schools, came te
Washington borough te pay a visit te our
schools. We have two primaries and one
graded. He speaks highly of our teachers
and pupils, and makes a geed report of us
as te the conduct of our common schools.
Ice is new running thick, and by
the time your readers receive this paper
the Susquehanna will be bridged.
Revivals arc still in progress at the M.
E. and Bethel churches. Protracted meet
ings aic continued cveiy evening and num
bers led te the altar of prayer.
A. Small Fight.
Last night Constable Flick, 01 the Ninth
ward, get into a quarrel with Detective
Sprcchcr in Fulmer's saloon. The result
of it was that Andrew Jacksen knocked
the ex-chicf oft" his pins and sent him te
the fleer.
riastercrs' Union.
On Monday the boss plasterers of this city
held a meeting and formed a union. They
adopted uniform prices, which will be
charged by them hereafter. They arc
somewhat higher than the old ones.
Attention is called te the sale el valuable
city properly at the Leepard hotel, this even
ing. N'c advertisement.
Ball This Evening.
This evening the. Independent club will
held n ball in Ketlnveiler's hall, and a geed
time is expected.
Anniversary.
The tenth anniversary of the Yeung Men's
Christian association will take place in the
court house te-morrow (Thursday) evening, at
S o'clock. Addresses will lie delivered by J.
Heward Seal, ei Philadelphia, and Bev. II. W.
Hutrerd, pastor of St. Jehn's Lutheran church,
of this city. There will be geed music furnish
ed by the Mozart quartet. The public are cor
dially invited. Admission free.
A Successful Career.
II. L. Heinhold, for sixteen years one of the
leading salesmen of the great notion house et
Joel J. Itailey & Ce., Tin and 721 Market street,
Philadelphia, wns in Lancaster te-day. en a
business tour. Among his advertising novel
ties lie has an elegant line of gilt and
black price cards, with his copy-righted ribbon
and velvet measures en the reverse side. His
enterprise, alhiblc manners aud comprehensive
business talents have wen for him an almost
phenomenal success, and during all the flnc flnc
tuatiens of trade he has se steadily maintained
his patronage that for his entire sixteen years
of connect ion with Bailey's lie has sold a yearly
average of $78,03.2 worth of goods an average
of $ii,577.70 per month, $232.:ki per day, and $31.C2
for every business hour.
" Heme " Donations.
The managers of the Heme gratefully ac
knowledge the following Christmas dona dena dona
teon: Mrs. Helden, cakes; Miss Heitshu,
cakes : a friend, cake ; a friend, 30 cents ; Mis
Echternacht, apples mid candy; Mrs. Messer
smith, toys : W. G. Brady, rolls and cakes; G
Goeble, cakes: a friend, 35 cents; Trinity Luth
eran Sunday school, cakes ; alms house, hats
ler boys ; Mi's. E. Brevn,enkes and toys ; Jehn
Gibbs, Christmas tree ; five friends et the
Heme, 24 dressed dells; Lancaster Bible socie
ty, 20 Bibles and 20 Testaments ; Lewis llaldy,
$2 for turkey ; Gee. Beyle, $2 fei turkey; the
Weekly Inquirer for a year; a friend, $1: Mrs.
Wiley, $."; Mr. Spaeth, biscuit; Mr. Landis,
liver: Miss Gaelbacli, candies: a friend, $1 ;
J. Miller, turkey ; Mr. Widmyer, turkey; Mrs.
P. K. ISreneman, $1 : Mrs. C. A. Hcinitsh, toys
and candy; Mrs. Widmyer, cakes anil toys ;
Mrs. Gumph, cakesand candies; J. Black, sr.,
cal:es ; J. Leibley, candy : Miss L. Moere,
cakes; Miss Ueitzel, cakes, candies and toys ;
Mrs. Pc.irs.el, caudijs and nuts: Miss White,
candies; Mrs. Geist, cakes, candies and rais
ins : Mrs. I. Kautz, birds for Christmas tree.
Amusements.
Prof. Coeke. This evening Prof. Coeke will
appear iu the opera house. The Cincinnati
Enquirer says of him: "The Grand opera
house was tilled last night by a large and
fashionable audience, ami Prof. Coeke enter
tained them in a skillful and masterly man
ner, in fact, they were dumfounded and
amazed, and it was remarked that it was a pity
te expose such clever and well executed de
ception." Prof. Coeke was in Kcading two
nights. On Sunday evening he gave a lecture
te an immense house and placed a deposit et
$100 in geld in the hands et one of the citizens
of that town, as a ferleit, if lie failed te expose
any of the hjats performed by mediums, who
had before visited that city. On Monday night
the professor exposed the tricks, and the audi
ence were se well pleased that three cheers
were given for him and his money was re
turned. Gift Eaterlai iic. The entertainment te
be given by Prof. Lippett, the well known
local prestidigitatcur, under the auspices of
the Pythias club, en Saturday evening next,
will comprise the many attractions of this
gentleman's exhibitions, together with a dis
tribution of 10J gifts, chief among them which
will be a $20 geld piece and a hunting
case watch. Prof. Lippett's sleight-of hand
performances and tricks et legerdemain are
always pleasing, and usually attract large au
diences, in view or which and the low price et
admission it would be well te secure seats.
Mas. VncxA Gceixmaxx, aged .1!) years, liv
ing in Uechcstcr, N. Y., IthcumnlUm in lers ;
could net walk. Used one bottle of St. Jacob's
Oil and felt, as she asserts, like new-born.
It Is Abominable!
te go through lire with "snags" in the mouth.
Abominable net mere te the sufferer than his
fi lends. Buy SOZODONT and cluanse the
teeth which remain, or, hotter still, use it new
and save your teeth. SOZODONT is oeenomi
eal. fi-lwcert
New Advertisements.
Best Black Cashmeres at Martin's.
(Je te Givler, Bewers & Hurst's.
Beets and Shoes at Adler's.
Moravian Supper.
Star Glass Works.
Private Sale.
Ter Bent.
ESTFer further details see advertising
column.
Sl'JCCIAL. XOTIVES.
Frem a Distinguished Physician.
Prof. Green, a distinguished idiopathic phy
sician, wrote te the Medieal IJccordeI Atlanta,
Ga., te the etrcct that after all ether means had
failed, he sent ler the Kidney Cure (Sale Kid
ney and Liver Cure), and te his astonishment
cured a serious case of Bright's Disease by ad
ministering it, and afterwards found itequally
beneficial in ether cases. He advised his broth
er physicians te use it In preference te any
thing else for kidney disorders. 12-2wd&w
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
IN FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Muslins, Sheetings, Tickings, Table linens, Checks,
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Counterpanes. &c.
CARPETS!
An Elegant Line Just Opened, comprising all the NEWEST STYLES OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAINS,
.Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GIVLEK, BOWEBS & HTJBST,
25 EAST KING STREET.
We have net yet heard of a case of colds,
coughs, threat, or chest complaint, that has no
equal. Sold by druggists at 25 cents.
Try Leclicr's Cough Syrup.
My Geed Weman
Why are you se out of sorts, never able te tell
folks that you are well? Ten te one it's all
caused in the first place by habitual constipa
tion, which has no doubt finally caused de
ranged Kidneys and Liver. The sure cure for
Constipation, is the celebrated Kidney-Wert.
It is also a specific remedy for all Kidney and
Liver diseases. Thousands are cured by it
every month. Try it once. l-Mwd&w
U.e Leclicr's Herse and Cattle Powders.
Kidney-Wert radically
Piles and nervous diseases.
Biliousness,
fj-lwd&w
Twe Organs
Begnlate first the stomach, second the liver;
especially the first, se as te perform their func
tions perfectly and you will remove at least
nineteen twentieths et all the ills that man
kind is heir te, in this or any ether climate.
Hep Bitters is the only thing that will give
perfectly healthy natural action te these two.
organs. 13-2viw
Try Leclicr's Cough Syrup.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Arc you disturbed at night and broken ei
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
wltli the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
It se, go at once and geta bottle of MBS. WIXS
LOW'S SOOTHING SYBUP. It will relieve the
peer little sufferer immediately depend upon
it ; there is no mistake about it. There is net a
mother en earth who has overused it, who will
net tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the mother, and relief
and health te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe te use in all cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is the prescription of one
et the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere
2T) cents a bottle. jl7-lydSvM,W&S
Pure Spices at Lecher's Drug Stere.
Dr. Oakley, of Detroit, says: "'Sellers' Liver
Pills' lire admirably calculated for biliousness
and headaches."
Statistics prove that twenty-live per cent,
of the deaths in our larger cities are caused by
consumption, and when we reilect that this
terrible disease in its worst stage will yield te
a bottle of Leclicr's Benewned Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers ler their neg
ligence, or pity them for their ignorance?
Try Lecher's Cough Syrup.
A Strange People
De you knew that there are strange peo
ple in our community, we say strange because
they seem te prefer te suffer and pass their
days miscrablv, made se by Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation
and General Debility, when Shiloh's Vitalizer
is guaranteed te cure tneni. seni iy u. ncii
shu, Lancaster, and M. L. Davis, Milieisville.
l-'lve Hundred Thousand Streng.
In tlie past few months there have been mere
than r00,U00 bottles of Shiloh's Cure sold. Out
of the vast number of people who have used it,
mere than 2,000 cases et Consumption have
been cured. All Ceghs, Croup, Asthma and
Bronchitis yield at once, hence it Is that every
body speaks in its praise. Te these who have
net used it, let us say, if you liavc a cough, or
venr child the cough, and you value life, don't
"tail te trv it. Ker lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's "Pereus Plaster. Sold by your drug
gists, D. Heitshu, Lancaster, and M. L. Davis,
Millei-sville.
We have a speed v and positive cure for Ca
tarrh. Diphtheria. Cankermeuthand Headache
in .Shiloh's Catarrh Uemctly. A nasal injector
free with each bottle. Use it if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 50 cents. Sold by
I. Heitshu, Lancaster, aud M. L, Davis, Mil
lersville. 3cnfc!3-eedd&w
liJCXTUS.
Milleiu Feb. 2d, 1SS0, in this city, Cecelia
Sarah, daughter of William and Anna Martha
Miller, in the 22d year et her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral from the residence
et her parents, Ne. 133 East King fatreet, en
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 2td
Offnkk. In Paradise township, en Feb. 3,
1SS0, Jehn G. OtTncr.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral from his late resi
lience, in Williamstown, en Friday morning,
at 10J o'clock. Interment at Old Leacock
church. Carriages will be at Kinzer's station
te cenyey tliose who come by railroad. 2td
Welchexs. February 3. 18S0, in this city. Dr.
Samuel Welchens, in the 58th year of Ills age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral from
his late residence. Ne. 119 North Queen street,
en Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. 2td
JV-fc'ir Alt VKRTISE3IKXTS,
17OB KENT.
" Frem April 1st, a new Twe-story Dwel
ling Heuse, corner of Green and Beckland
streets. About of an acre of ground with it.
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TIIUVATE SAL.K
OH- A TWO-STOBY
Ne. 3ir Seuth Prince
L Brick Dwelling,
street, containing 8 rooms, cistern and well of
water and well built. Terms easy. Inquire of
HENKYSIIUBEUT.
Bcal Estate Agt., Ne. l Court Avenue,
fl-lwd
MORAVIAN SUPPER,
In the lecture room of the church, en
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Tickets "ler supper, including admission, 33
cents. General admission, 10 cents. ft-Std
STAR GLASS WORKS, NORRISTOWN,
Pa., manufacture a Superior Quality of
WINDOW GLASS,
Singleand Deuble Thick, Corrugated, Obscur
ed and Pictured Glass of Extra .Thickness,
will net Stain or Rust. Fer sale by Lancaster
dealers generally ft-2wd
ritHK 01.11
GIRAED
FIKE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS : One Millien One Hundred
and Thirty-one Thousand Eight
Hundred and Thirty-eight Dollars.
$1,131,838.
All invested in the best securities. Lesses
promptly paid. Fer policies call en
BIFE & KAUFMAN,
Se. lt East King St.. Lancaster, Pa.
S-MW&SGtndR
POSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF CITY
PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 18S0. at
the Leepard Hetel, en East King street, will be
sold a geed two-story BRICK DWELLING,
with two-story Brick Back Building, situate
Ne. 357 East Chestnut street. The house con
tains a hall. Hive rooms,kitchen, garret and ex
cellent cellar, is well built, in geed repair
and conveniently arranged with closets, etc.;
gas through the house, hydrant water in yard
and kitchen ; also, cistern with pump. Let 18
feet and 5 inches front, and 91 U feet deep.
This property being located in a rapidly im
proving portion of the city. In the immediate
vicinity of a large Cotten Factory, Penn Iren
Ce.'s Works, Best's Machine Sheps and ether
industrial establishments, and must always
command a geed rent cr ready sale. Here is a
chance te buy a cheap property, as the owner
is determined te sell.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when at
tendance will be given and terms made knew n
by HERR & STAUFFER,
IT. SnuBERr, Auct. 3 North Duke Street.
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DST GOODS.
XE1F AltFERTISEXEXTS.
SOLID SIIiVEBWABE, x
GORHAM PLATED WABE,
And the Best Grades of American Electro-Plate en White Metal.
FBENCH CLOCKS WITH SILVER BELL,
FBENCH CLOCKS WITH CATHEDRAL BELL.
Complete Mantel Sets of Centre and Side Pieces in Marble or Bronze.
MUSICAL BOXES WITH HARP,
MUSICAL BOXES WITH BELLS, DRUM AND CASTAGNETTE,
Musical Bexes with Accompaniments and Mounted en Fine Library Writing
Cabinet.
A fine general assortment of Jewelry, comprising all the Newest Designs.
Designs and estimate of cost given for mounting Diamonds and ether
Gems.
Special care taken in the execution of Fine Monograms and Inscription
Engraving. Alse, in complicated and ordinary watch and jewelry repairing.
9 H. Z. RHOADS Ss BRO., Jewelers,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
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BEST BLACK CASHIERES!
J. B. MAKTIST & CO.
Wc have at present en hund a large and complete line of BEST BLACK CASHMERES,
all Widths and Qualities. As these goods were purchiished prier te the late advance, we shall
continue te sell them at the OLD PBICES, and warrant them second te none ler durability
and wear.
BLACK SILKS,
Colored Silks, Dress Goods, Suitings, Cleakings, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c.
SPECIAL : One Case Silk Clocked Balbriggan Hese, at Si cents. LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS. All Standard Brands et
MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
J. B. MARTIN & Ce.
-VJfc'IK AltVEltTISEMEXTS.
Lancaster, Dec. 12, 1879.
fNSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN RELIAHLE
COMPANIES at
BENJ.
Oflicc
decl2-3mdR
P. SHENK'S,
: 10S West Kin!;. Street.
TIKE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
Insurance at lowest rates. Geed and Bell
able Companies. HERR & STAUFFER,
Reat Estate & Ins. Agts., 3 N. Huks St.
dccSiKhndltced
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN THE HESr
COMPANlESat
BAUSMAX A BURNS'.
2')-ttcedR Office: Ne 10 West Orange St.
c
CIRCUMSTANCES WILL NOT PERMIT-
te advektise a
BiDCIN I PBICES,
but we will de the next thing te it, viz :
We will call the attention of our friends and
customers te the fact that we have en hand a
very Large Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
purchased before
we will sell at
the late ADVANCE, which
Strictly Old Prices.
3Give us a call.
A. ADLER,
43 WEST KING STREET
ZA3WS, JtC.
T 1GUT.
FLITJr &BRENEMAX
ARE OFFEUINO
GREAT BARGAINS
is
Ceal Oil Lamps,
Chandeliers
and Lanterns.
These goods arc entirely new and handsomer
than ever before etrered and prices lower.
FLINN & BRENEMAN
152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
n'AXTEJt.
"IXTANTED. '
TT Everybody te advertise, free of charge,
iu the Intellieesckc, who wants something
te de.
MISCELLAXEOVS.
LEW1N M. D.. LATE OF BERLIN
1 . Germany, Ne. 243 West King street.
Office hours from 8 te 10 a. m., 1 te 2 p. 111. and
6 te 8 p.m. j28-2md .
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?OR RENT.
The LITIZ SPRINGS nOTEL for rent.
Will be leased for one or live years at a reason
able rent. The hotel is furnished in the very
best style. Fer particulars call en or address
I. G. PFAUTZ,
jSl-lwd<w Litiz, Pa.
AM VSEMEXTS.
TUIrON OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday Evening, Eebruary 4, 1880.
SEANCE EXTRAORDINARY!
STARTLING SCENES IN REAL AND SPIIU
IT LIFE,
PROF. H. COOKE,
In his famous LIGHT SEANCES, assisted by
J
The distinguished Clairvoyant and Materializ
ing Medium, will appear as above In a grand
scries of the most wonderful and mysterious
manifestations et
SPIRITUALISM
IN OPEN LIGHT.
Clairvoyance, Materialization, Mind Read
ing, etc. Spirit forms walk out In the light
and shake hands with the audience.
Popular prices of admission. Reserved Scats
without extra charge, at Opera Heuse Office.
fjanSl-ltd
XjUILTON OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday Evening, February 7ih.
MARVELS AND WONDERS.
GRAND RELIABLE
8100 GIFT $100
$100 GIFT $100
ENTERTAINMENT,
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ELEVTIOXS.
PROCLAMATION.
CITY ELECTION.
The qualified voters of the City of Lancaster
are hereby notified that an election will be
held in the several wards, at the usual places
of holding elections, en TUESDAY, the 17th
day of FEBRUARY, 1880, between the hours of
G a. m. and 7 p. m., of said day, ler the purpose
of electing en a general ticket one Mayer
and twelve scnoel Directors, and the ni
ualilied
voters of the several wards shall at the same
line
fei-
time and place elect additional officers as
lows :
FIRST WARD. One member et Select
Council, four membcrsef Common CounciI,ene
Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and one
Assessor
SECOND WARD. One member of Select
Ceuncli, three members et Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
one Assessor.
THIRD WARD. One member of Select Coun
cil, three members of Common Council, one
Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable aud one
Assessor
FOURTH WARD. One member of Select
Council, three members of Common Council,
one Alderman, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable and one Assessor.
FIFTH WARD. Twe members et Common
Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Con
stable and one Assessor.
SIXTH WARD. One member of Select
Council, three members of Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
one Assessor.
SEVENTH WARD. Three membcrsef Com
mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable and one Assessor.
EIGHTH WARD. One member of Select
Council, three members of Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
ene Assessor.
NINTH WARD. Three members et Com
mon Council, one Alderman, one Judge, two
Inspectors, ene Constable and one Assessor.
JOHN T MacGONIGLE,
J24-3tdS Mayer.
AS. ROSENBAUM & CO.,
. PACKERS OF LEAF TOBACCO, Ne. 228
Prince street, Lancaster, Pa.
J. ROSENMTER,
m7-3md Manager.
I OCUER'S COUGH SYRUP IS THE BEST.
T1IBD EDITION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 4,
1880
1VBATHEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, Feb 4. Fer the Middle
states, southerly te westerly winds, rising
followed by falling barometer, no change
in temperature and clear or fair weather.
CAMERON'S CONTENTION.
HE DRAWS FIRST 1JLOOU.
The Republican Convention Organized in the
Grant Interest Russell Errett Chesen
Temporary Chairman.
Harbisbure, Pa., Feb. 4. The Repub
lican state convention met here in the
opera house at 12 o'clock te-day, and was
called te order by Chairman Hoetcn, of the
state central committee. S. II. Miller, of
Mercer, moved that Hen. Russell Errett
be appointed temporary chairman, and
General Albright moved te amend
by substituting the name of Geerge V.
Lawrence. A vote was taken, which re
sulted in favor of Errett 158 against 92
a victory for the Grant people. It was
decided that a cemmittee of one from
each senatorial district be appointed 0:1 0:1 0:1
rcsolutien, and committees en contested
seats and permanent organization were
also appointed,
Errett's Speech.
Mr. Erret upon taking the chair spoke
as fellows :
"Gentlemen of the convention, I thank
you most heartily for this mark of your con
fidence. The place te which you have called
me is of but temporary importance, but as an
evidence of your kindness and esteem, I
appreciate it fully. This convention is the
opening of the campaign of 1880. Te-dav
we pass its threshold and enter upon ether
active struggles for the right. In taking
her place at the head of the Republican
column Pennsylvania witnesses the usual
flurry and excitement that attend a definite
expression of the will of the people of a
commonwealth, but I feel sure that when
that flurry is ever we shall all le
a firm and unbroken line for the success of
the candidate who may be chosen at Chi
cago, whoever he may be. Wc have our
individual preferences new and wc
dilTer as te modes and methods of action ;
but when the final decision of the
Republican national convention is uttered
all differences will vanish and Pennslva
nia will be found as she has been
found in every presidential election
since 1800 upon the side of na
tional ever state supremacy ; of the
Union indivisible and indestructible ; of
honest money ; of a protective tariff ; of
pure and honest as well as free elections,
and of the equal rights of all under the law
te life, liberty and property, without dis
tinction as te race, color or nativity.
" Invoking upon your deliberations the
spirit of harmony, of that charity for eacli
ether's differences which suilcrcth long
and is kind, and thankinir you airain for
your confidence, I await the further pleas
ure of the convention."
Hen. Jehn Cessna eftcred a resolution
that a committee of nine be appointed te
report, subject te the approval of the con
vention, a list of delegates with their al
ternates te the Chicago convention, and a
list of electors after consulting with the
delegations from the various districts.
Mr. Stewart, of Franklin, offered an
amendmeut, as fellows :
Resolved, That a committee of one from
each congressional district be selected by
the delegates from each congressional dis
trict, whose duty it will be te report te the
convention the names of four dclcgatcs-at-largc
te the national convention and two
clecters-at-la rge.
That it will be the duty of the committee
te report also a list of district delegates te
the national convention who arc te be
chosen bj the delegates from the respec
tive districts, including in their report the
names of these persons who have already
been chosen as delegates from their respec
tive districts by the action of the people
thereof.
Beth of these resolutions, however,
were withdrawn, and at 1:20 p. m. the
convention took a recess for one hour.
A
Demonstrates
JEALOUS LOVER
His Affection
in a Singular
Wav.
Readine, Pa., Feb. 4. At a late hour
last night Peter Naglc,an elderly man,madc
a deperate attempt te murder Airs. Shock Sheck
sell, a widow with whom he was hoarding.
He was in love with Mrs. SheckscII, and
learning that another man had visited her
last evening, he struck her en the head
twice with .1 hatchet. He then cut his
own threat with a butcher knife. He died
at 9:30 this morning. There arc hopes of
Mrs. Shecksell's recovery.
KILLED
By a P. TT. & B. Locomotive.
Chester, Pa., J?cb. 4. Themas Reilly,
aged 30 years, of Seuth Chester, was killed
early this morning, at Thurlow station, by
being run ever by a north bound train en
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more railroad.
PARNELL CONTRADICTED.
Ne Discrimination In the Irish Relief.
Duijlin, Feb. 4. The Mansion Heuse
Irish relief fund committee telegraphs a
number of extracts from letters of the
Catholic archbishops in refutation of
Mr. Parnell's charge of discrimination
against rent defaulters in the distribution
of the fund.
HEAD CUT Oil.
A Little Bey Killed en the Railroad.
Cape Mat, N. J., Feb. 4. A little boy
named Johnnie Merrow was killed at four
o'clock yesterday by a dummy engine
from Sea Greve. His head was severed
from his body and one of his arms broken.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Seven Persons Killed in France.
Paris, Feb. 4. By a railway collision at
Argentcuil, in the department et Seine et
Vise, seven persons were killed and twen
ty wounded.
BROWN, ESHLE3IAN AND COCHRAN.
In Which Roem Were They?
Harrisburg dispatch te the Press.
Up stairs, with the doers closed te all
except the most confidential friends, was
Senater Cameren, who had staked his po
litical future in a great measure upon the
result. Near at hand, in another room,
were the chief lieutenants. Quay, Sam
Barr, the prospective congressional candi
date in the Dauphin congressional district ;
Christopher Magec, the fiery young mana
ger of Allegheny, under whose guid
ance tne unit and instructions reso
lutions of last Saturday were
forced through at Pittsburgh ; the
genial state senator from the First district,
Geerge Handy Smith ; Rutan, whose love
of politics is net barred by the federal
civil service order ; Mr. Jehn Cessna, who
is always in the thickest of the fight ; and
brilliant Wilsen Norris and Chris. Kneass.
And up another flight of steps the pigmies
of the engagement held council.
THE FAMILY rOLICY.
The Diplomacy of the Gelden Haired Heir. !
Harrisbure dispatch te the Tribune. " . Si!
Why does Cameren insist upon instruc-Sf?
tiens? The answer his close politically
frienrle mnl-n tn fliTu nnnctinn :. l.l.i'
can in no ether way demonstrate his con- it;
trel ever the party. "When he called the Q
convention for an unusually early date, his f
opponents said that he meant te forestall ih
the judgment of the party en the preslden- "j
tial question and that they would balk his-,
scheme. They declared that if he tried te J'
put, uireimn urant instruction"; he wmilrl 'A
be beaten ; and,asene county after another,
chose Blaine delegates, while only two in ' ?,
tne whole state passed Grant resolutions, 'If"
they set up a shout that Cameren was un- f
uersed.
New Den Cameren is net a man te be-,
drawn from his purpose by opposition.
111s lather, 111 his day, was much mere
diplomatic, and often captured -his ad
versaries by appearing te yield te
them. Tlia young senator's method in
politics is te make an open fight,
against all opponents and beat them
down before offering any terms. He never
Steeps te cennucr: se he said te himsnir?
" I must show my power in this conven
tion or be deposed from my position of
leadership ; and I can show it in no ether
way than by forcing through the Grant
instructions which my opponents have
boasted I could net get adopted."
McPhemens Tale.
Editorial dispatch te the Press.
The vote en "Wolfe's amendment revealed
but 13 majority for the Grant pregramme.
One vote was declared one hundred and
ten for te one hundred and twenty-three
against. The real vete is stated te be ene
hundred and seventeen for te one hundred
and fifteen against. Several gentle
men who were present have told
me that that they personally observed
persons who voted for as many as three,
four and five absent delegates. The ex
citement was great, and officers had diffi
culty in making an accurate count. The
anti-Grant men will insist te-morrow en an
open vote in the convention, when there
can be no mistake or fraud. The moral
victory is altogether with the anti-Grant
men. The Grant vote, without Alle
gheny, Lancaster aud ether delegations
chosen by machine committees, would
have been overwhelmingly beaten.
An Organ's Wail.
West Chester Village Recerd.
Senater Cameren is asking hard work
and heavy sacrifice of his friends.
MAJtKETS.
New Yerk Market.
Nkw Yerk. February 4. Fleur State and
Western dull uml in buyers' favor;
superfine state $1 am 10: extra de
$." l."5 50 ; choice de $.').rMig;00; funcy de $C 10
70; round hoop Ohie $." 405!KI: eheicu
de $ 00t 75;- siipcrtlui! western : H ii05 10 ;
common te geed extra de $.' l.r5i'm ; choice
iloile$5fi.7ir; choice white wheat de $3 05
l25; Southern dull and drooping ; common te
fair extra $5 75(15; geed te choice de U 23
7 7ft.
Wheat Spring dull ; winter MCt,
lower :
e. 1 white March 1 Wftl !,; Ne. 2 1
red March
i -msi -rxi ; ue .April $1 i.
Cem dull and without decided change;
Mixed Western spot C0(ilc ; de future 6.; 1
e'.ljc.
Oats steady; state 48JSS3I'c; Western 4S-J
31c.
Philadelphia Market.
Philadelphia, February 4. Fleur dull and
weak ; superfine $4 50.r u) ; extra $5 2.W5 73 ;
Ohie mid Indiana faniilv $ 737 23; Penn'a
family $050!! 87; St. Leuis family 7 00750 ;
Minnesota Family $C503Gb7; patent and
high grades $7 238 23.
Rye flour $i (K4 87.
Cernmcal Brandy wine unchanged.
Wheat dull, easy; Ne. 2 Western Red $1 11 ;
Penn'a de $1 421 43 ; Amber $1 4:5.
Cern steady; steamer 5C5tiJe; yellow 57
5ec ; mixed 56JiS;37c.
Oats quiet and steady; Southern, Penn'a
white Hint Western wliltu 47JJe; Western
de 44Sc; de mixed 4;47c.
Rye steady ; Western Uec ; Pa. 90c.
Previsions dull; mess perk $i:; 50; beef hums
$1G0010 50; India mess becftJICO; P.ucnn
smoked shoulders !c; salt de 4J5c:
smoked hums 103105c; pickled hams 8J
(g9c.
Lard weak; city kettle 8c; loose butcher'
7Kc ; prime steam 7e.
Butter steadier; creamerv extra uKJ34c;
Bradford county and New Yerk extra
252;c; Western reserve extra at 23623c;
de geed te choice 1722c : rolls choice Penn'a
extra 1417c; western reserve extra rrfSSOc.
Eggs tinner ; Penn'a 17c; Western llI7c.
Cheese firmly held; N. Y. factory 14i',fel5c;
western full cream 14U14JJc ; de for geed ZV,
14 ; de hulf-skims liQl.Jc.
Petroleum dull ; Refined TiCc.
Whisky at $108.
stock Markets.
Philadelphia, Feb. 4
1230 p. M.
Stocks dull.
Penna ti's (third issue) 100
Philadelphia A Erie 17
Reading SI
Pennsylvania 51J.J
Lehigh Valley. 52
United Ces. of N. J 15DK
Northern, Pacific 34 "
" Preferred 57
Northern Central
Lehigh Naviiratieu
:.
Norristown I02W
Central Transportation Ce. 47
Pitts., Tltusville & Butrale. 184
LitUe Schuylkill 51
Nkw kei:k, Feb. 4.
Stocks dull.
Meney .. 5JJC
N. Y. Central 130
Adams Express 107
Michigan Central 91
Michigan Southern 104
Illinois Central 103
Cleveland & Pittsburgh.. ..112
Chicago & ReckLslanil. 149
Pittsburgh & Fert Waync.115
Western Union Tel. Ce 104
Teledo & Wabash 4
New Jersey Central 81
LANCASTER HOUSEHOLD MARKET.
DA I BY.
Butter fl ft 2833c
Cup cheese, 2 cups 5c
Dutch cheese lump 810c
Cottage cheese, 2 pieces 5c
POCLTKY.
Chickens f pair .TSjjfiOc
Ducks -p pair JiOjjGOc
Turkevs f) Sdrcsed 13c
Geese f? piece G0c$l
31 UTS.
Chestnuts ? rjt 10c
Shelbarks y! qt 68c
Walnuts $ pk 1012c
risn.
Cattish -p ft 12c
Oysters 100 SUc$2
Suckers 9c
Pike 1215e
Perch 10c
Sun 10c
White 12c
Salmen 12c
MEATS.
Beef Steak, ft riffilGc
" Beast (rib) W ft liffilBc
" " (chuck) ft IO4S120
" Corned. W ft I012c
" Dried, ft 2V2sc
11am fi lb
Lamb ft ft
Mutten ft
Pudding ft ft
Sausage $) ft
Sides and Bacen ft
.12&20c
....1215c
7e
....liftflGc
aaie.s
Sc
H510C
Sl0c
'.'.'.'.iti&iGc
Mieuiners Si
Veal 33 ft.
GKAI.V.
Wheat KTbus.
...SI.50
90c
63c
.4849e
7S(;.oe
Cern tjl bus
Oats ft bus
Clerenieeil $) bus
Timethy Seeed lf bus
M 1SCELL AS EOl'M.
Apple Butter fl qt -
Cider Jf gallon
-JfS 9 '11ut ai
Heney ft
Saner kraut HI qt
KKUITS.
Apples 13 pk
Bananas piece
Cranberries fy qt
Cherries, dried, ty qt
Currants, dried, 1 ft
Dried Apples If) qt
" Peaches 1 qt
Lemens i3 dez
Oranges fl dez : ,
VEGETABLES.
Beets 31 bunch
Cabbage ft head
Carrots ft bunch
Horseradish t piece
Lima beans ft qt,
Onions f pk
Potatoes ft pk.
" Sweet ft pk
Soup Beans fl qt
....$3.
3.'i
...... .23c
!..2023c
18c
...2023c
!?c
...1012c
...1323c
10c
12c
.......12c
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...WaXic
...233?c
...153Ca
iCc
35c
...1012c
25c
...1320c
.. 23c
".'.".ie12c
...12i20c
6C
saisny f1 euncn.
...Ice
Tarnips,pk 58e
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