" 1 -r' T "Ut. ' LAKCAfeEB DAILY !KTlilGlCm.lSA'hjRDAY JXjiiY M 1880.' f. f -! f t XOTESBVTHK WAT. Picked Up by a Traveling Correspondent In Xertb-eastern .Lancaster Cownty. Brickerville has had a picnic. It was an enjoyable occasion. Mr. James Malene, of Brickerville, pro poses te sell out and migrate westward. During the late storms a valuable cow belonging te Mr. UriasFasnacht was killed by lightning. Jehn H. Wike has lest a colt by death, and in all probability another will seen fellow ; cause lockjaw. Whistle as it would the cow would net leave the track. There was a crash, and the animal belonging te J. Gee. Albright of Ephrata was rolling in the dnst. Six buckshot ended her misery. Twe school teachers wanted one at Kcinheld's station and one at Bechtel's. The Muddy Creek Union Sunday school holds a picnic at Brubakcr's weeds near Swartzville, next Saturday. The farmers around Adarostewn pre dicted their second hay crop better than their first. Rev. Dr. E. V. Gerhart. of Lancaster, and wife, arc the guests of Rev. S. Schweitzer, of Lincoln. D.iniel S. Grimes, of the Union station, is the owner of a Hancock calf. It is six weeks old atid weighs 235 pounds. The Siukiug Springs Evangelical camp meeting association, in charge of Rev. L Kuerr, of Reading, opens en Aug. 18, te continue 8 days. August 14 is the day set for the annual picnic at Lincoln Union Sunday school. The directors of Brecknock tewuship announce the following appointment of teachers : Stene Hill, Miss Theresa Krac iner ; Chestnut Hill, Miss Hannah Boss Bess man ; Red Run, Mr. C. C. W. Showalter ; White Oak, M. L. G. Geed ; Bowmans ville, N. Franklin Hall. Death has had a plentiful harvest in this hcctinii. On Thursday the estimable wife of Isaac B. Martin, aged 48, died of dropsy; also Lizzie, little daughter of Samuel Binkley, of Rothville ; Jehn Lcib, of Pine Hill, aged (51), and a child of Samuel Car jKiiiter, of Earlville. Mr. I. X. Wcidler, of Rothville, early in .the season planted an acre of ground with .tobacco. It lay between two wheat fields, wherein the grasshopper feasted. When alie wheat was cut migration was neces sary and the hopper-grass jumped the Inure and calmly chewed the tender "weed ;' nor did he slop until there re mained net a decent chew for an old printer. What was once a tobacco patch is new a barren field. Mr. Weidler has plowed under the tobacco stalks or what remained of them and given up tobacco farming. Te Intelligent Voters. Marietta Tillies, Uep. Every intelligent voter in the land wants te hear both sides of a political controversy and in order te de that he should read re presentative papers of each of the great political parties. The Lancaster Ixtklli uknckk is new elfering special induce ments te these desiring te take the paper during the campaign and we would advise everyone te take it. It is decidedly the ablest conducted Democratic journal in the state, and contains mere bright, sparkling and original matter than ether paper in t he county. Arm Crtinlietl. Frank Dailey, 13 years of age, stepson of Hiram Dailey, residing en East Madisen alley, had his right arm badly crushed by having it caught in machinery which he was cleaning in the card room of Ne 2 cot bin mill this forenoon. Immediately after the accident he was removed te his home and was afterward taken te the office of Dr. Davis where the arm was amputated .near the elbow. Excursions. Ringgold band excursion te Atlantic City ou Tuesday, July 27, en Philadelphia and Reading and Camden and Atlantic railroad. Tickets geed for two days te return en any train from Philadelphia or Atlantic City without additional charge, fare for round trip only $2.73. Special trains leave Lancaster King street at 4:10 a. in., Col umbia, 4:10 a. in. Fer particulars see pesters and circulars at all stations en R. and C. R. R. Niagara Falls excursion en Tuesday, August :. Tickets geed for 15 days te re turn en any train. Fare for round trip only $10. Trains leave Lancaster (King street) at 7:53 and Columbia at 7:55 a. m. Fer particulars see pregrammes at ticket eilice. 1 1. mid en the doctors. St. Jaceii's Oil. Excursions. We call the attention of our readers te the .advertisement (in another column of this paper) of the Yeung Men's Christian associa tion excursion te Cnpe May, en Friday. Aug. i;. The time lixed ler this excursion is the height of the season, and these taking advan tage of it will have an excellent opportunity t seeing this famous watering place under the most favorable circumstances. The tem perature of the water, for surf bathing, is much mere agreeable than would be the case earlier in the season, while the past experi ence of this association inrunningexcursien--, lives ample assurance that nothing will be left undone that will add te the pleasure and comfort of the excursionists. The Pennsylvania railroad company have also advertised an excursion te Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen, in which they offer some line attractions te these who may desire te take such a trip. Their route is somewhat dif ferent from the encannnuncedby the Heading railroad company. Tills excursion will take place en August 3, 1880, and tickets will be geed for 15 days. On August h Clark & Scumid will elese the oensen by running a grand excursion te Atlantic City. Tickets will be geed for two days. This will be the first excursion te Atlantic City from this city ever the Pennsyl vania railroad. Tickets for round trip, $2.75". The Philadelphia & Reading railroad com pany will run an cxciirseu te Niagara Falls Wat kins Glen, Ktintra, Buffalo and Geneva, Tuesday, August 3, 1880. Tickets, $m ler round trip, will be geed for 15 days ami geed tostep en the return trip at Ilutfale.EI mi ni, Wilkesbarre and Manch Chunk. Reduced rates have been secured at all the leading hotels. The route ever which the exclusion pa.es (the Lehigh, Wyoming and Susque hanna valleys) has been the theme of admira tion of tourists. The rugged magnificence of the region in the;LehIghvnIley,thc picturesque beamy of yeming valley and the ether scenes combine te make it a most desirable route. This will be the most enjoyable of all excursions. As will be seen by an advertisement else where, ZienV Lutheran church, of this city, have made arrangements te run an excursion te llarttnnn's Island, en the Susquehanna, en Thursday next, July 29, 18S0. Fare for, the round trip $1.25. On Thursday, July 2'J, an excursion will be run ever the Quarryvlllc read te Qunrryville in eiiler te give persons an opportunity le at tend the grand picnic te be held in Iless's weeds near Qnarryvillc en that day. Fare for round trip including admission te picnic, only lid cents. On Tuesday next an excursion will leave here ever the Reading railroad for Atlantic City. Sociable. Tills evening a sociable will be given at the Green Cottage hotel by a number et young men from the Hill . A delightful shave is possible only with the Cutieura Shaving Seap. A New Klevater. Mr. A W. Welchans has just completed ler FrankMettfett,anewand very excellent ele vator te be used in fuUlDg and lowering pro pre visions, oysters and vegetables from the base ment of the Farmers' Northern market house te the pavement. It lias a carrying capacity el 200 pounds, and Is nrrangcu wnn ratcneis, se that if anything should break it would be im possible for it te fall, iris easily raised .and lowered by an endless rope passed ever a large shive wheel. The framework et the elevator is very substantial and is entirely exposed te view, being placed in the open area outside the front wall of the market house. The work is a credit te Mr. Welchans, who has built several of these elevators, and will prove of great con venience te Mr. Meltfett, whee largely In creasing trade makes the handling of his pro pre visions by hand a very laborious business. A Card. Having resided only a short time in Lancas ter. I consider it net only my right, but even iny duty,te correct the false impressions which a certain unscrupulous person and his con genial alders and friends have been circulat ing, that my charges were exorbitant and un just. The laudable purpose et these geed and honest people is te force me te leave town. As I feel no inclination te gratify their kind de sires, I wish te inform the public of my rates, which will be found the same as these of all ether physicians. In ordinary cases I charge for a visit or consultation from a half te one dol lar, according te circumstances; ler a full ex amination $.,&c. A large number of persons are without means or at least property, and physicians have often te furnish advice and sometimes medicine without receiving any pay There is also a class et diseases which no phy sician will treat at the ulievc named rates, and no one can justly expect me te de se. ltd IMt. N.LEW IX. Werth a Thousand Dollars ! Every child born Inte a family is thought te be worth "a thousand dollars" te the parents. Why then should they net be cared ler from infancy te maturity? Keep the mouth and teeth right by SO.ODOXT.an.l you start them right. JylO-lwdced&w Night sweats, cough, emaciation and decline prevented by Malt Bitters. i'OLlTJVAL. Attention Hancock Legien. INAUGURATION BRIGADE. The members el the above Legien will please attend the lirst meeting for organization en Monday Evening, July 20th, 1880, at s o'clock sharp, at J. A. Sprenger's rooms. Ne. . North Queen street. The Legien will be composed of members of the different wards and number 200 men. Membership in the Legien will in no way interlere with the regu lar parades of the ward clubs. Respectfully yours. PHILIP IIKKNAItl). CHARLES F. RKNGIKR, Jit., ILR.McCO.NOMV, Organizers. Present membership one hundred . jy2l 2td Fittli Ward. The Democrats of the Filth ward will meet at tin: public house of Philip Wall, en Tuesday evening next, at 8 o'clock, te receive the re port of the committee en permanent ellieers and effect an organization. Every Hancock and English man in tins ward is requested te be prc-ent and enroll himself. O. B.SIIEUTZKR, President pre. tern. FOR PRESIDENT : OKX. WINFIELD S. HANCOCK, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT : HON. WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA. The great principles or American lib erty arc still the lawful inheritance of this people, and ever should he. The right of trial by jury, the habeas corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of speech, the natural rights of persons and the rights of property must he preserved. WIXFIELD S. HANCOCK, .Maj. (Jen. Ceind'g Dent. La. and Texas. State Klccteral Ticket. KLKCTOKS. It. E. MONAGHAN, W. 11. PLAY FORD. JOHN SLEVIN. E. A. PUE. J. M. CAMPBELL. GILLES DALLET. JOHN N, MOFFET. EDWIN WALDON. NATHAN C.JAMES. GEORGE FILI1ERT. JAMES G. McSPARRAX. DR. ALFRED J. MARTIN. ADAM GERRINGER. FRANK TURNER. P.J. BIRMINGGIIAM. II. E. DAVIS. GEORGE A. POST. A. M. BENTON. J. P. LINTON. COL. JOHN S. MILLER. J.O. SAXTON. C. M. BOWER. J. A. J. BUCHANAN. CHRISTOPHER MAGEE. ROKERT M. GIBSON. THOS. BRADFORD. HARRY W. WILSON. SAMUEL GRIFFITH. J. ROSS THOMPSON. DEMOCRATIC STATE TJCKKT. VOH SUritEME JUIX1E. GEORGE A. JEN KS. POU AUOITOK OKXERAL. ROBERT P. DECHERT. DEMOCRATIC COUNT V TICKET. FOK CONGRESS. J L.STEINMETZ. VOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. n. Mcmullen. KOIl SKXATOK (13tll DISTRICT.) J. If. DOUGLASS. FOR ASSEMBLY (id DISTRICT.) S. C. STEVENSON, S. P. SHIRK. FOR ASSEMBLY (3)1 DISTRICT.: AMOS 1ULLER, R. DAVIS YUNDT, JACOB M. IIAENLEN. FOR riUSON IXiil'KCTORH, BARTON M. WINTER. BENJ. MILLER. FOR POOR DIRECTORS. A.J.SNYDER, JOHN FRANC1SCUS. Withdrawn. srEciAJ, xetives. Try Leelicr's Renowned Cough Syrup. A lady in East Liberty. Pa., whose face was covered with sores, was cured by using one bottle of " Dr. Lindsey's Bleed Searcher." Honored and Messed. When aboard of eminent physicians and chemists announced the discovery that by combining some well known valuable reme dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro duced, which would cure such a wide range of diseases that most all ether remedies could be dispensed with, in iny were sceptical ; but proof of its merits by actual trial has dispelled all doubt, and te-day the discoverers of that great medicine. Hep Bitters, are honored and blessed by all benefactors. jylG-2wd&w Try Loeher's Renowned Cough Syrup. Jeseph Itusau, Percy, Ontario, writes: "I was induced te try Themas' Electrie Oil for a lameness which troubled me ter three or four years, and I found it the best article I ever tried. It has been a great blessing te me." Fer H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 130 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa ') A siM cle trial of Dr. Browning's Tonic and Alterative convinces the most obstinate et its superior health-giving qualities. It is a perfect Bleed Purifier, changes the constitution suf fering from Gencnd Debility into one of vig orens Health, and enriches the Bleed. Manu factured by 1U author and sole Proprietor, W. Champien Browning, M. D., 1117 Arch Street, Philadelphia. All, Druggists and Dealers in Medicines keep it. jy23-lwd&w Wine for Sickly Persons. Speer's Pert Grape Wine is unexcelled by any ether In its mellow juiciness, richness et flavor and brilliancy et color. Physicians say it is superior te imported Pert ler invalids and in summer It is mere agreeable and re freshing than claret. Clergymen use it, for its purity, as a communion wine. This wine is well-known and highly appreciated for weakly leinalcs and aged persons, and for communion. This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atleeand Davis, and sold by II. E. Slaymar.er. J yl6-2tdw Your liver is out of order aud.yeu knew it ; se take ' Sellers' Liver Pills." Sold by all druggists. GENTLEMEN, WE ARE MAKING BUSINESS SUITS. GENTLEMEN, 1VE ARE MAKING PANTALOONS. GENTLEMEN, we are making all articles of clothing at very low prices in order te keep our workmen employed during the dull months of July and August. LAUNDKIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS made of best materials and guaranteed te fit. INDIA GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes and all prices. Jean Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Cellars, cuffs, etc., all in full-assortment at lowest prices. E5F"All we ask is an examination of our stock and prices. We shall continue te close our store at 7 o'clock in the evening, except Saturdays, until further notice and thank our friends and customers for making their purchases early in the day. ClIVLER BOWEKS & HTJKST, 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa. Coughs. "Zfreirn' Bronchial Treches'1'' are used with advantage te alleviate Cenghs, Sere Threat, Hoarseness and Bronchial Affection. Fer thirty years these Troches liave been in use, with annually Increasing favor. They are net new and untried, but, having been tested by wide and constant use for .nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. The Tlireat. "Brown' Bronchial Troches'" act directly en the organs erthc voice. They have an ex traordinary effect in all disorders of the Threat and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone when re laxed, either trem cold or ever-exertion of the voice, and produce a clearand distinct enunci ation. Speakers and Singers And the Troches useful. A Cough, 'CeM, Catarrh or Sere Threat re quires immediate attention, as neglect often times results in some incurable Lung Disease. Brown's Bronchial Treelu-x" will almost in variably give relief. Imitations are offered for sale, many et which are injurious. The genu ine "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are sold only in boxes. jaiil5-lyd&wTu,Th&S Try Leelicr's Renowned Cough Syrup. Geed words de mere than hard speeches. Dr. Themas' Electric Oil is the geed word of every family. Thousands will testify te its wonder ful cures of coughs, colds, sere threat, asthma, croup and ether atllictiens of the breathing organs; an invaluable outward specific for lame back, soreness and contraction of the muscles, and every variety of sores or hurts. Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 ami 39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 30 Trv Leehei's Renowned Cough Syrup. An Old Man's Messing. The following letter lias been addressed te a writer for this paper : Helly, N. J., June 1S. Dkak Sin I am an old man, seventy-seven years of age, and for three or four years I have had Diabetes, which kept growing worse and worse. I discharged an enormous amount of water, the quantity . seeming te increase week after week, and my strength growing less and less, forced me te think that 1 must seen die, which I certainly should have done had I net taken Warner's Sate Diabetes Cure, which 1 was induced te try upon recommendation of a friend who had used Warner's Sale Kidney and Liver Cure, and wits cured by it. 1 have used the Safe Diabetes Cure, it has cured me, and I think it is the best thing in the world. Yours truly, jyKWwd&w M. N. Steudauii. Try Leelicr's Renowned Ceuli Syrup HEW AJi rEUTMEMEXTS "lrA'TKI A :OOI) GIRL TO DO OKN- i-ral housework. Must be well recom menced. Apply at 315 North Lime street, ltd --1 G KAMI) MUSICAL, KNTKKTA1N.11 KNT uid cool refreshing ISeerut IIKSS'S SUMMER GARDEN, ltd ( Uuc Frankc's), X. Prince Street. GRAND FKKE EXCURSION THIS EVEN ING te the Chestnut Street Hetel, oppo site the 1. R. R. Depot, for Chicken Cern Soup and Ground Heg Lunch. THEODORE WEND1TZ. ltd Proprietor. riMCY DR. A. OROFF'S lil.ACK OIL, TUB L Rest Liniment in the world. It can i had wholesale and retail. Cor. East King and Middle Streets. ltd Lancaster, Pa. ON TAP TO-NItSHT AND II Kit l AFTER. Extra ISrewcd New Yerk Heheinian Ilcer. Alse Clausen's Bottled Chainpaune Iteer at Schiller Heuse. PETER LOT.. ltd Till: REGULAR MONTHLY MKETINC OF tint Union Itiiildini: and Lean Association will be held en MONDAY Evening at 7 o'clock. Sale of menevat 9 'clock. A. II. HALL. ltd Secretary. (IIIKAI'KST OF TIIK SEASON. J EXCURSION TO QUARRYVILLE AND 1MCNIC AT IIESS'S WOODS. TlIUJtSliAV, Jl'ZT WHI't 1SHO. Special train leaves King street (Steven's Heuse) at 8:15 a. m., and leaves Ouurryvllle at ittie p. m sharp. Round trip ticket, including admission te picnic. i0 cents. Tickets geed en special and regular trains te be had at Miss L. Klynn's book store and Jehn liicinen.'s shoe store, i" North Queen street. jy24-4td G RAND EXCURSION TO HARTMAN'S ISLAND. (On the Susquehanna River.) THURSDAY, JULY 29th, 1880. Round trip only 91.25. Children between ." and 12 years C3 cents. Zion's Lutheran chnreh has made arrangements te run an excursion te this beautiful island. Scenery along tin; river en the Tort Deposit It. R. grand. Fishing geed. An abundance of berries in the neigh borhood. Geed water and retreshuiciits en the island. Train leaves Pennsylvania Railroad Depot at ;:20 a. m. Arrives at Ilartman's at 8 tt. in. Returns in the evening. Tickets for sale at Christ. Shaeffer's, corner West Kin;r and Water streets, anil Henry Uerhart's, 51 North Queen street. jy2l-4td 1 LACK SILKS! 1ILACK SILKS! We call particular attention te our Large Stock of BLACK SILKS bought at Importer's Sales in New Yerk and Philadelphia, which we are offering at prices that defy competition. Alse, BLACK CASHMERES, In nil Grades and Qualities. Our 50c. quality is the liest ever sold ler the money. The attention of Hetel Keepers and ethers is called te a large let of SAMPLE TOWELS, which we arc closing at Lew Prices. FAIIESTOCI'S, CHEAP DRY GOODS HOUSE, Next. Doer te the Court Moiike. Y. M. C. A. EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY, On FRIDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1880. Via Penn'a Railroad. FARE FOR HOUND TRIP: Yerk, JCWO; Marietta, $3.10; Columbia, $1.00; Mountville, $3.00; Rohrerstown, $3.00; Landisville, $3.00; Lancaster, $2.7e ; Leanian Place, $. ; Kinzer's, $2.55 ; Gap, $2.45 ; Christiana. $2.35 ; Parkesburg, $2.20; Ceatesvillc, $2.05. Ad tickets geed for TWO DAYS. SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES: Marietta. 4:10 a. m.: Watts, 4:45; Chlques, 4:4'.): Columbia, 5; Mountville, $5:10; Rohrerstown, 5:19; Diller ville, 5:25; Lancaster. 5:35 ; Winner. 5:48; Bird-in-Hand, 5:52; GordenvRle, fi-02; Leanian Place, eaxi; Kinzers. 6:15; Gap, fi:21; Christiana, 6:27; Atglen, C:31; Parkesburg. t':40; Pomeroy, 6:44 ; Ceatesvillc, 6:52. Arrive at West Phila delphia at 8:10 a. m. Landisville passengers will com te Lancas ter en the Fast Line, which will leave Landis ville at 5:05 a. m. Fer further particulars see small bills mid circulars, or address either of the Excursion Committee. D. C. HAVEKSTICK, D. S. BURSK. Excursion Committee. jy24,2S,31aug3,542tw OUT tSOOttS. GENTLEMEN, WE ABE MAKING DRESS SUITS. XEIV AliVEBTISEMEXTS. Among the many advantages gained by our change of business location, an important one is the enlarged rooms and improved fa cilities of our REPAIR DEPARTMENT. With our present corps of skilled mechanics and complete equipment of machinery and tools -we are arc prepared te execute and warrant all -work en trusted te us. WATCH REPAIRING, MUSICAL BOX REPAINING, CLOCK REPAIRING, JEWELRY JOBBING, MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING. &c. A great variety of new work in original designs will be produced in our own manufactory. Any orders for specialties will be filled at short notice and te the satisfaction of our customers. Old Geld or Silver bought, taken in exchange, or made into new goods. H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers, Ne. 4 West King Street. THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &C, In the city, is te be seen at the Works of NORBECK & MI LEY, PRACTICAL CARRIAGE BUILDERS, COR. DUKE AND VINE STS., LANCASTER, PA. J-COX & CO.'S OLD STAND.-W The Stock includes all the LATEST STYLES SPRINGS, uch as the llrewster, Whitney, Salidec Triple, Empire Cress Spring, Dexter Queen, Duplex ml Elliptic, and they will also make te order any style a purchaser may desire. Repairing f all kinds promptly attended te. All work guaranteed for vne year. "OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD." xi:n- AvrjiKTisiiMnxTs. - - "'- IOST. ON FRIDAY EVENING, 11 E t tween Pennsylvania Railroad depot and 4:tT Seuth Prince street, a Masonic Mark with Pin attached. A suitable reward will be paid if lett at the abev number. jy24-ltd 105 LADIES AND GENTS It you want a 105 GOOD FITTING BOOT OR SHOE, Ueady-inude or made te order, call at P. HIBMENZ'S, Ne. ia" North Queen Street. Custom Werk a Specialty. 1e2Sft Wtftl f 1AS FITTING AND PLUMBING. JOHN P. SOHAUM, Ne. 27 SOUTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA., PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER. A Large Assortment et GAS FIXTURES Coustantlven hand. jylO-fi:ndeuwS 'OTICK. REDUCTION. IN Paper Hangings, In order te make room for our Full Stock. We have reduced our entire line of WALL PAPEES. NEW PATTERNS, BEST STYLES, AND NOT DAMAGED ! In any way. White Blanks reduced from 15c. te Sc. Flats reduced from 20c. te 15c. Satins reduced from 25c. te 12c. Bronzes reduced Irem 50c. te :i0c. Jeb Lets from 3c. te 5c. apiece. 43-Paper hung at short notice by competent workmen, and at a very low price. J. B. Martin & Ce. "PENNSYLVANIA B. It. COMPANY. POPULAR EXCUP.SION TO NIAGARA FALLS, Wathins and Havana Glens, and Seneca Lake. A First-class Excursion te these points has been arranged te leave en Tuesday, August 3, 1880, Starting from Lancaster at 11:05 a.m., passing through Sunbury, Willlamspert and Klniim, and arriving at Watkins Glen at 6:51 p. m. The Return Coupens will be geed until AUGUST 18, 1880, inclusive. Purchasers of these tickets will have the privilege et returning either by way of the same route, or via Geneva and thence by the steamer en Seneca Lake te Watkins, where they take the cars et the Northern Central Railwav for the return home. The lareferthe Round "Trip has been fixed at the very low rate of $9.50 FROM LANCASTER. Children between the ages et 5 and 12 years, Half Price. Ne step ever will be allowed en these tickets -before reaching Watkins Glen, but holders of tickets will have the privilege of stepping at all points from there, going and returning. NOTE. Special reduced rates have been secured for this occasion from a number of Hotels at Watkins and Niagara Falls: The Great Races at Rochester occur within the dates et this excursion. Full information may be had nn application te W. F. HAMBRIUHT, Agent P. IL K., Lancaster, Pa., or by letter te J. K. SHOEMAKER, Passenger Agent Middle District, 12 North Third Street, Harrisburg. Fraxk Thomsen, General Manager. L. 1. Farmku, Gen'l Passenger Agent. J y24,27,2!, 31&nng2<w .'1 A'ii'ir ATiVERTISlSMKXTS. SCHOOL TAX, 1880. Tin; duplicate is in the hands et the Treas u rcr. 5 per cent, off for premt payment. WM. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer. Ne. 12 Centre Square. Oilice hours trem 9 a. in. te 4 p. in. icl2-3tdS,WSIi DR. WM. 11. FAHNKSTOCK Having returned from the Seuth, has re sumed his office practice, and can be found at his residence. Ne. 239 EAST KING STREET. ml8-2nulewS LIVERY NOTICE. Having added te our Livery Stock Twe Hearses we are new prepared te attend te tun- cr.us at tue soonest nonce. Office open day and night. iylU-2tdS REESE BROS. ri'OHACCO RAISERS' NOTICE. I Tlie Penn'a Mutual Hail Insurance Com pany is new ready te bind the insurance, and issue policies against hail damage te tobacco. Rates reduced. Insure before It is tee late, at UAUSMAN & BURNS'S, Ins. Agents, Office, 10 West Orange Street. iy22-eedtfit riTOE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF X the American Meclianics'Buildingund Lean Association will be held this (SATURDAY) evening at 8 o'clock, in Ceyle's Building, Ne. ."S East King street ltd WM. T. JEFFERIES, Secretary. ;105 GO TO F. IIIEMENZ'S, 105 Ne. 105 North Queen street for the Cheapest and Best BOOTS AND SHOES. 105 Sign of the Biir Shee. 105 j2U-SAWtfd 11th SERIES. NEW. SERIES 11th. INSTALLMENT PLAN. Borrowers get full amount of Lean. The an nual meeting of the "Peeples' Building, Lean and Deposit Company " will be held at their hall. Ne. 55 North Queen street, this (Saturday) evening, 21th. at 1 o'clock. Election of olli elli eers. report distributed, and shares for sale in the llth series, just Issued. Ne back dues te pay. H. W. VILLEE, lid Secretary. 100 Tens of Rags Wanted, Fer which the highest price will be paid. 1 CENTS PER POUND FOR GOOD MIXED RAGS. The highest price paid for Woolens, Old Paper, Beeks. 4c. Teh Kag Asserters wanted te whom the highest price will be paid. JOHN A. SHOBEB, Cor. North Queen and Orange Streets, JyO-tfdR Tncaater, Pa. JTOJt SALE OH KENT. 1701t KENT. 1 The well-known Livery Establishment kept by me for 12 years. GEORGE W. ZECHER, jy2l-3td 221 North Queen Street. I jolt KENT. . The second story et Eshleuian A Rath Rath ven'a Banking Heuse, at Centre Square, and also a room en second story, opposite the Penn'a R. R. Depot, en Chestnut street. B. F. ESHLEMAN. f23-2tdAStt Atternev-at Law ROB SALE CHEAP. L A four and a two horse power Demestic Steam Engine and Beiler : also, two 20 horse power Return Tubular Boilers, all in -geed or der. Call and see them. North Cherry Alley, Lancaster, Pa. EZRA F. LAND1S. jy21-2tdW&S41tw -tlANTEl) IMMEDIATELY. A MEDIUM M Size Brick Heuse and let with all the comforts of a home. Address A. B., Inteixi Inteixi eencer Oflice, stating lowest cash price and hew seen possession can be given, full partic ulars, &c. jyl'J-tfd WAJiTEV. WAMTEO..EVERYBODY TO ADVEK tlsc, free et charge, in the Ihtkixioik Ihtkixieik cbr, who wants something te de. WANTED A SITUATION BY A WIDOW weuian te de washing, ironing, house work 4c. Apply at 622 Christian Alley. WANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family. Geed wages paid. Inquire at Dry Goods Stere, Ne. 38 West King street. jy24-ltd WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED DINING Roem girl. One middle aged preferred . Address with reference JOHN S. LANDIS, j y22-3td Springs Hetel, Lltitz, Pa. IAG3! RAGS! -RAGS! RAGS 'WANTED fc, Housekeepers" take notice that we are paying 2 cents a pound for MIXED RAGS. casn paiu as seen as uenvereu u WM. nENNECKE, Ne. 23.1 West King Stree anr0-3md THIRD EDITIOtf. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1880. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Vashis6TON, July 24. Fer the New England and the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy or partly cloudy weather, occasion al rain, winds, mostly northerly, nearly stationary temperature, stationary or lower barometer. THE FLODED TUNNEL. Pumping Out the Shaft at Jersey City. Jersey Citv, July 24. Werk at the tunnel was resumed at an early hour this menring. The water in the shaft was up te within a few inches of the engine which was working te keep the water from over flowing it, the water in the shaft being higher than at any time since the accident. Werk was resumed en the cribbing and all the men who were discharged yesterday were put te work again and will be kept at it night and day until the crib work is completed Mrs. Bagley, the wife of one of the men in the tunnel at the time of the accident, and Miss Broderick, of Philadelphia, a sister of two of the men new in the tunnel, were at the works this morning and created quite a scene by crying and making vain efforts te get near the mouth of the shaft. Three divers are new preparing te go down te try and close the deer of the air lock, the one who went down last night finding it impossible te de anything. He was unable te say whether there was a body between the outer deer of the air lock or net. RIFLE SHOOTING. The English Veat the Americans at Wim Wim Dleileu. Wimuleden, July 24. At 800 yards range the English made 580, the Ameri cans 544; at 000 yards, Americans 515, English 550 : at 1000 yards, English 508, Americans 510. False Marking Charged. A court of inquiry will te-day iuvesti gate the alleged false marking. Londen, July 24. The Daily Ttleyraph correspondent at Wimbledon, discussing the statement of a marksman who dis claimed his score and declared that he had bribed the markers, says It is te be fer vently hoped that it may be made per fectly clear that our brethren-from the United States and Canada have net suf fered from any malpractice. It is posi tively asserted in camp that unfair mark ing has taken place in ether competitions". The Totals. Grand totals : English, 1G47 ; American?, 1508. TANNER. Weaker and Mere Irritable. New Yerk, July 24. Dr. Tanner was somewhat weaker and rather mere ir ritable te-day. Early this morning he com plained of a burning in his stomach and was given two mouthfuls of het water, which stimulated the gastric follicles, relieving the distress. His physicians think this an unfavorable sign, but he says that during his fast at Minneapolis he often experienced the same sensation. He enters en the twenty-seventh day's, fast with no ether marked change in condi tion. LABOR TROUBLES. Prospective Lockout Among English Cotten Operatives. Londen, July 24. An interview between the masters ami cotton operatives of Bol Bel Bol eon yesterday resulted in the operatives de claring their intention te strike en Wednes day next unless an advance of fire per cent, in their wages is conceded. The masters said they would in such event enforce a general lockout. The dispute directly effects four millions spindles and ten thousand opera tives. Twe thousand operatives arc new out en strike at Rochdale. A strike is also probable at Old Hall. JUDGE LYNCH. lie Applies a Neatly Fitting Necktie te a Deserving Subject In Colerado. Denver, Cel., July 24. Policeman O'Neal was shot dead yesterday at Koko Keko Koke mo by Charles Morten, who was intoxi cated and raising a disturbance. The mui dcrcr was taken te jail, but a crowd seen gathered, overpowered the guards, and taking the prisoner out lynched him. Be fore he was hung he confessed te having committed ether murders, and said he ought te have been hung long age. GRANT. Elected President of a New Mexican Land Company. Bosten, July 24. General Grant was elected , president of the San Pedre and Canen De L'Aqua company, which owns 40,000 acres of land in New Mexico, includ ing copper and geld mines. Bosten and New Yerk capitalists arc largely Interest ed in the enterprise. Gen. Graut's head quarters will be at the banking house of Geerge Willam Balleu & Ce. FOUR BARNS BURNED. Supposed te Have Been Firrd by Trampa. New Branch, N. J., July 24.-Four barns en the Crethers estate at Hendricks were de stroyed by fire last night, together with two valuable horses, four Aldcrney cows, a large quantity efjrain, hay and farming implements. It is supposed the buildings were accidentally fired by tramps. Less, $7,000 te $8,000. THE TURF. Te-day's Racing ai Saratoga. Saratoga, July 24. First race wen casi. ly by Luke Blackbun, Gabriel second. Second race, Oden lirst, Chimney Sweep second. Third race, Charlie Gerham first, Bed Man second. Fourth race, Frank Short first, Disturb ance second. FATAL FIGHT. Circus Men vs. Roughs at Shenandoah. Pettsvile, Pa., July 24. During a fight between rengns and the canvas men of a circus company at Shenandoah en June 23, Themas Coates was struck en the head with a stone by Larry Ryan. Coates died from the effects this morning. Hyan was committed te prison. DROWNED. A Constable sad His Captive. Winnepeg, Maine, July 24 While Con stable Power was crossing Red river with Mike Carrell, an escaped prisoner, the lat tct upset the beat and both were drowned. Aecaittd et lataaUetdCt Allentown, Pa., July 24. The jaiy rendered a verdict exonerating Minnie Keim from infanticide, based en the opin ion of the coroner's physician, who be lieved that the child had been born alive but died from natural causes. Deatb et a Prominent Payslclta. Philadelphia, July 24. Dr. Censtau. tine Herring, a prominent physician of this city, died here last night. MARKETS. Mew Yerk Market. Naw Your. July 21. Fleur State and West ern firm : moderate expert and home trade in qulry ; state at 3 H04 40: extra de at 125 0430: choice. de., l tiOtfi ue; tanev ti 1036 23: round hoop Ohie 3 10Q: 75: choice de $5 8037 IX); superfine western XHMni 4 40: common te geed extra de 4 256 1 ft); choice dodo 4 7037 UO; choice white wlieatde 430)5U0; State and Western tlmi, with mod erate Inquiry: Southern tlrtu and steady; common te fair extra $5 251(5 20: geed te cneice de K i"7 00. Wheat White about c loner : Keil. cash and July, Ji?4C lower ; ethers quiet and tlrni: Ne. 2 Red, ea-.li, l 0!"4 ; de July. t IWJ-jl 0J ; de Aug., 1 0? ; de Sept., t . Cern a shade easier; Mixed western spot, 4T34Sc; de future 4749c. Oats dull; state 3742e: western liQI2e: Ne. 2, Sept., 32&c. fhilatlelplda Markni. 1'BiLAUiu.rHiA, July 24. Fleur .upertlne at f250:i; extra utW20gaaO; Ohie and Indiana family at $.1 25U : Penn'a Umilv at MS 5 30: St. Leuis family .V)tOJ: .le old,22."$4 75 ; Minnesota family 5&at 25: putuui mei high grades Hi 75Q8 25 ; market quiet. Rye flour at $4 25. Wheat quiet : Ne. 2 Western Ited $1 le.: ; Penn'a Red 1 10l 11 ; Amber 1 10; Cern quiet ; steamer 4Sc ; yellow 51c; mixed 50c. Oaf dull ; Ne. 1, Whllc4:c; Ne. 2, de 42c ; Ne. 3,de3S10c; Ne. :, Mixed 3Sc. Kye quiet. Previsions steady ; imss perk at 13 5U$14 On ; beef bams 21 UO22 ; India m.t-s lieel SO;; bacon, smoked shoulders Cc; wilt 55e; smoked hams ll12$e ; ptekled ham- tii'.Ki': Lard steady ; cuy Kettle 74Sc : ik--buleliers tye ; prime steam $7 20tv7 27. Butter tirm: Creamery 252te; de geed te choice 2224c ; Itratirerd eeiinty anil Sew Yerk extra. 23c ; Western reserve extra !: lSc;dogeod te choice 1415c; Kollssearee; Penn'a extra 15817; Western reserve extra 13 17c. Kggs stem ly ; l'enu'a 14c: Western 134 ISlic. Cheese ill m ; New Yerk full cream li.jilti:, Western lull cream SX!)c: de tuir te geuk 7K?4c; de hair skims ;'iS&c. A seeds Uoed te prime Timethy $3 (It) : Flax seed at $1 251 30. Clever at at 7 50tf. rcireieum tiuti ; rellne.t vac. Whisky 1 10. Stock markets. PniLAiKi.riii a. J ul v 24. 1230 p. u. 3:00 i M. Stocks II rm. l'ennati's (third Issue) hn; Philadelphia A Eiij 144 Heading :v, .... Pennsylvania 55 .... Lehigh Valley. 52 United Ces. et N. J lt;i Northern Pacific ) " Preferred 51 Northern Central "VA Lehigh Navigation 3ii4 Korrisleurn 102 Central Transportation Ce. 47j Pitts., Titusviilc S. KinlUle. I4a Little Schnylkill 44 Naw Xerk. J nly 24. Stocks strong. Meney 22 N. Y. Central 132 Eric ViVt Adams Express iU'A Michigan Central 024 Michigan Southern Iu7 Illinois Central .....lt)trt Cleveland A Pittsburgh.. ..121 Chicago & Keck Island 100 Pittsburgh Fert Wayne.. 123 Western Union Tel. Ce W Teledo ft Wabash 41' hew Jersey Centra! 75 Ontario Western 27i United States Bends and Sterling Kxehniit.. (Quotations by 11. K. Jamisen .t Ce., S. W Cor. 3d and Chestnut Streets). Philadelphia. July 21. United Statists, 18sl, (registered). .104 United States 5s, Isrfl, (registered). .H2'4l02Ji United Slates 4's, 1, (rcgitenil)llljf1$liuj United States 4's,1,J1,(ceuihiiis).. .IllWIII'-, United States 4's. l)7. (registered). .11.1) VW United States Currency tfs I25j4d2i; Sterling Excbanuc 43 irglK5 LANCASTKK HOUSEHOLD M AltKKT. DAIRY. Uutter !jia Isti'JOc Cup cheese, 2 cups ...5c Cottage cheese. 2 piece. 5c Dutch cheese t lump tVJiWc VI'.UITS. Apricots t? qt 15c Apples If? yz pk Hii- Applcs (new) ft f, pic. 10iQJ2e liuiinuas each 'inj'xr Blackberries 11 box Sqitki Cherries, dried, f qt i2e Currants, dried, fl ft I2i- Dried Apples fl qt 5te " Peaches?) qt Wi.il- Huckleberries fl qt...-. tM7e Lemens f) Uez JJi?rj."c Oranges f) dez .'e Pine Apples piece l2&':se Peaches 5' Jpecfc 2WS25i: Kaspberries f) box I0fcl2e VKCKTABLKS. Asparagus?) hunch SQ!0e Beets i bunch 5e Cabbage ) head Hft2f)c Carrots f) bunch 35e Cucumbers 1ft tlez I5i20c Egg Plants each IOi2i)e Green Cern "ft dez lOQ'.lic Green leans fl y. peek Hie Lima beans ) qt I520c Lettuce, head and pl.ite 35c Onions f) yt pk 25c Potatoes old l i pk e " new fl A pk 12e Radishes f) bunch 5c Soup Beans ft qt c Salsify bunch le Squashes each 2e Tomatoes ft pl: 15c reL'LTKV. Chickens f) pair legWlc Ducks pair JuG0e Geese If) piece Wietfjtl risit. Cattish 3) lb l-Je El$ tM JO ll't' afu ssu x(-rcii jNj SUIl .!' t- MISC'ELLANKOCS. Apple Butter V qt 25c Cantcletips ........ ..................3$v5c Eggs If) dez !23)15c Heney ) lb ..2t25c Seap ) A We,Vk Sauerkraut If) qt Itfl2( Watermelons 20J35c MKATS. Beef Steak, f) ft liffilfk- " Keast (rib) f) B. Vi&We " " (chuck) f) ft MMI2r " Cernell, f) ft : 1013a " Dried, f) ft miin: Ham f) ft ll'tJ.Sc Lamb t) ft 1220c Xjlalfl Tp D .- ftjfjfJt. Mutten ) ft littiMU: l erK ft ft........... ....... ........ ....... .-jjiuc Pudding If) ft Sc Sausage ) ft ...aSHie Sides and Bacen ) ft 7$l0c Shoulders f) ft... .................... ,7c Veal V ft 10lUc OKA IX. Cleverseed f) bus $5.00fiC.i Ilay ?) ten 9ls22 lwn VV UllOff v4e 4Mfii Oats f) bus WiiVc Kyefl bus HViyec ?1 ft 10$12c Timethy Seeed ) bus 3.25&3.50 M1SCELLAXEOCS. A GRAND SOCIAM.K WILL BE IIF.LD at the Green Cottage te-morrow (Satur day) evening. Ne improper characters admit ted. Admission Irce. JyiJ-itd riO TO KINO WALT'S FOK PUKE WINKS AND LIOITOIW. FI.KSil GKOCKICIKS, AND THE GREAT MEDICINAL BITTEBS. Alse 93 per cent. Alcohol. All at Ne. 205 WEST KINO STREET. Jy23-6md c IOMK AND SEE MR. WILLIAM ROSE, Umbrella and Parasol Slanafactiirer. All kinds of repairing and re-covering done at the shortest notice and very near, at the old place of Themas Sperlng. Ne. r.'J south Queen Street, Lancaster. Pa. jyitt-2tdltw n
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