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LAINTASTEB DAILY !KTtLlGENCE SATURDAY JULY 31, 18 0
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TENT A!D TABERNACLE.
Ths Campmecting at Landlsville.
Landisville Campmeetisg, )
Friday Afternoon, July 30. $
Revs. Moere, of Germantown, S. O. Gar
d risen, of Lancaster, Harkins, of Safe Har-
ber, and McIIv.tin, of Moercsville, have
arrived.
On Tuesday next, Rev. Themas Guard,
the eloquent Irish preacher recently trans
ferred from California te Baltimore, will
be en the ground. Ex-Congressman S.
E. Ancona, ex-Sheriff Albright and
Daniel Yurch, hardware merchant,
of Reading, arrived en the ground
this morning and are the guests of
Mr. Harbster, of Reading, located with
his family en the gieund. Mr. Harbster
is one of the proprietors of the Reading
iron works and is very social and a kind
hearted man. Five years age at the Lan
disville campmeeting he wa-s cenveitcl,
and ever since has felt a deep interest in
the campmecting. He has the neatest and
most convenient arrangement of cottage
life in the weeds. A number of peif-enal
friends who visited his home in the grove
all spoke in admiration of its convenience
and comfort.
Mr. A. Wilhehn, the competent manager
for years of the Cornwall iron works, is here
with his family. Mr. Wilhehn has one of
the finest and most costly cottages en the
ground. Mr.Wilhelm takes a deep interest
ia the campmecting and is a liberal contribu
te ter towards it. Through the liberality of
Messrs. Celeman and Wilhehn a beautiful
and costly chinch and computable paison paisen
age had recently been elected for the wor wer
snipers of the M. K. chinch at Cornwall.
The children's f-civice.s at 1 p. in. was
addressed by Revs. Frank Moeie and Rev.
T. W. Gcigcr.
Te-morrow afternoon Mr. 11. Wheeler,
of Columbia, will address the children at
the stand. Mi.-. Wheeler is a pleasant
speaker.
At three p. .i. Rev. Mills of Reading
was the preachc;. Text, I Jehn iv. lit:
"We love Him because He first loved us "
The existence of .1 Ged is acknowledged,
but conflicting opinions have prevailed as
te His true character. Nature and .science
de net reveal Ged te us in I lis turn nature.
The Bible reveal 1 f i i nature and character.
lie is a Ged ofli.ve; a love nianife-ted.
The exuberance of His love, is sccnin cre
ation. The crevning manifestation of
Ged's love is seen in redemption.
It was a sermon well conceived, closely
studied, ull of thought, classical, and elo
quently expressed. If the preacher had
strength of voice equal te his grasp of in
tellect his sermon would have swept ever
the audience with ii resistible power. We
shall seek te ascertain when Docter Guard
shall preach, and duly notify the leaders
of the Iktei.i.iei:sceii. It will pay te
come here and hear this A polies of Meth
odism. MOKE HANCOCK l'llti'S.
The Seventh, Eighth anil Ninth Wards at
Werk.
On Thursday evening the junior Demo
cracy of the Seventh ward raised a hickory
1)0 feet in height, at the corner of Locust
and Freiberg stieets. They declined all
assistance from the '-seniors," would nel
allow a " man " te lift a pound or touch a
rope, but did all the work IhciuscK'cs just
te show what the Seventh waid bes cm
.de when they try.
The junior Hancock be..- of the Eighth
ward have erected a fine hickory sapling
CO feet in height, en Derwart street, in
front of the residence of C. F. Kaulz. The
pole bears aloft the names of Hancock
and English and floats a fine American
flag.
The Hancock club of the Eighth waul,
having procured an immense pole, cut
from Hestettcr's weeds, some miles be
yond Millcrsville, erected it te-day, at the
corner of West King aud Mary streets.
It is a solid tree, unspliced, measures
nearly live feet in circumference at the
butt, aud is 117 feet in length fiem the
curb te the top. The preliminary ai-
rangements for its erection were made last
evening, and drew together a gieat crowd.
Although the managers had determined te
defer putting up the pole until teikn,.
many of the boys were se enthusiastic that
they insisted in elevating it then and there,
and the managers yielded se far as te -'we
tlnjni a try, although the derrick was net
en the ground, nor were there any appli
ances suitable for lifting such a giant of
the forest. The boys, however, went te
work, placed the butt in the trench dug te
receive it, anil lifted the tree by main force
and placed it upon the shears, se as te have
it ready for the final erection te-day.
This morning a derrick was erected ami
the necessary tackle attached, whereupon
the boys adjourned te dinner, satisfied
that they could put the pole into place
without difficulty in ten minutes time.
After dinner they went te work and were
as geed as their word, the immense tree
gracefully raising its bushy top, and grad
ually assuming an upright position, while
the assembled Democracy swung their hals
and greeted the emblem of liberty with
loud huzzas. The pole is much the heaviest
that lias been put up in Lancaster dining
the present campaign. It, of course, bears
the names of our gallant standard beareis
Hancock and English, and floats the Union
flag.
The club tender their thanks te Mr.
Jacob L. Ficy for the use of his team in
hauling the pole into town ; te Jehn Bet
for the use of his derrick, and te Maj. C.
M. Hewell for the use of his ropes and
fall.
The Democracy of the Ninth ward have
also procured a splendid hickory from
Hestettcr's weeds, which they intend te
erect at the corner of Mulberry and James
streets this evening. The pole is ever one
hundred feet in length and of very fine
proportions, and it will be decorated with
a fine sheet-iron rooster cut out by Johnny
Daily.
' TlieFeach Bettem Railway.
What is kuewu as the middle division of
this read, 34 miles in length, from Yerk te
Delta was built in 1S75. It was proposed
te run te Oxford, Chester county, and con
nect with the Philadelphia & Baltimore
Central ; but the company has net yet been
able te carry out this project. There is
an eastern division, 10 miles in length,
running east from Peachbottem, which is
under an entirely separate management,
although the same charter. There is a
four-mile gap between these two divisions,
which is partially graded and nearly ready
for the iron, which the company intends
te finish this fall. The cost will be $2S,
000. The maximum grade en the read is
116 feet te a mile; the principal grade,
103 feet te the mile ; the sharpest curvature
being 19 degrees, or 300 feet radius. The
weight of rail is thirty pounds, which is
found te be tee light for the traffic, aud is
te be replaced with forty pound rail;
weight of engine, 20 tens.
NARROW ESCAPE.
A Child Under a Carriage.
Yesterday afternoon as Rebert J. Evans
was giving his family an airing, in a two
horse carriage, en Seuth Queen street near
Woodward Hill cemetery, a little child of
Harry S. Deichler, ran in front of his
horses, and before they could be stepped,
the child was knocked down and the horses
and carriage passed ever it, but luckily the
chilil was neither tramped by the horses
nor struck by the wheels. It was taken
out from under the carriage with no ether
injury than one or two slight bruises. Mr.
Evans says there were a number of chil
dren playing en the street in the vicinity,
and that while he was in the act of pulling
his horses te one side, te avoid running
ever another child, Mr. Deichler's child,
unseen by him, get in front of his team.
Had he been driving rapidly, or had his
horses net been gentle and stepped instant
ly, the accident might have been serious.
"OhDat Water Mlllen."
Within the past week an immense num
ber of watermelons have been brought te
this city and they are new stacked up in
front of the places of business all the deal
ers in this city. Most of the present
supply of melons are from New Jersey,
having been purchased in Phila
delphia, but some are brought from
Baltimore. They range in price from
1.1 te .10 cents and some of them are of
immense size. Yesterday Charles W.
Eck'crt received a let of melons from Bal
timore, and 100 of them weighed 3,000
pounds.
This morning a wagon leaded with
watermelons and belonging te Frank Mctt
fet, huckster, was being driven along East
King street. Above Lime the driver turned
tee short en the lock and tilted the wagon
se much that half a dozen fine big moun
tain sweets rolled off and were hopelessly
.smashed, te the great delight of the boys
who feasted en their rosy, juicy flesh.
lllllu Sheeting.
Yestei day afternoon the Lancaster rifle
dub spent the day sheeting en the farm of
Senater Anion II. Mylin. They divided
these present into (we teams and shot at
80!) yards range. The following is the
score :
Fisrt Team.
Demuth 00403 7
Carpenter 5223 0-12
Raiimgarducr 3045 012
Bewman 0 0 5 0 4 !
Lyte 02 000 2
42
Second Team.
Lichly 4033 0-10
Reland 05 30210
Wylic 0 5 0 0 49
Hendersen 00000 0
DiflcndciTcr 0 5 0 005
A MULE KILLED.
Singular Harrowing Accident.
Yesterday while one of the farm hands
of Christian II. Herr, living en the Beaver
Valley turnpike, sonic distance from this
city, was engaged in harrowing a plowed
field with a team of mules, and when in
the act of turning the jockey-stick broke
and one of the mules became entangled in
the harness. In its endeavor te extricate
itself it upset the harrow and then fell
heavily upon it, the sharp teeth of the
harrow penetrating the peer beast's side
and inflietiiig painful wounds. In kicking
and struggling te release itself, it broke
one of its legs, and te relieve it from
further suffering, it was brained with an
axe. The niule was very valuable and
the accident was certainly a very singular
eue.
An Appeal.
Alderman Patrick Dennelly having
given judgment in favor of Dr. Lewin in
his suit against Al Rescnstcin te recover
$9 for medicine and medical attendance,
?.Ir. Rescnstcin has appealed the case te
court. This case is only remarkable as,
being the matter out of which has sprung
two slander cases that havn caused no
little gossip among acquaintances of the
litigants each of whom sues the ether for
$5,000 damages for alleged defamatory
utterances.
The Union lteys.
The Union association encamped at
Munderf s Island have been having an ex
cellent time. Yesterday their camp was
visited by a number of gentlemen from
this city. Among them was Henry Baum
gardner who made a neat little speech te
the boys. At neon they sat down te a
superb dinner which was prepared by Alex
Lee. the well known cook, and all had a
delightful time. The association will re
turn ibis evening at C:30.
Pigeon I'lying.
Mi. Feid.Schacffer, of this city, a pigeon
fancieref considerable rcputatien,gavc one
of hisbirdsally front Miflliu yesterday. The
bird was let loose at Milllin at 3:2G p. m.,
by the messenger of the Adams express
company, and reached its cote in this city
at 5:30, making the distance, 86 miles, in
two hours and four minutes. The bird is
eleven months old. strong and beautiful,
and Mr. Schacfler is willing te match it
for a hundred miles fly with any bird in
the city.
"i
Held for Trial.
Aldei man McConeiny this morning re
turned te court the complaints charging
James Mcrvine with the larceny of a can
of lard and nineteen chickens, the property
of Kiuzer Bender. In default of bail the
accused was committed te answer. Her
man Ehrhait, charged with receiving the
above named stolen goods, knowing them
te have been stolen, was held te bail for
his appearance at court te answer.
Fuu for the Herse.
A horse belonging te Jacob Smith, which
was hitched te a top-wagon, was being
d liven along Duke street, near the court
house, by Zach. Weaver this morning,
when he frightened. He started en a run
and Zach. was unable te step him until he
reached the corner of Duke and Church
streets. Nothing was broken.
Heme Again.
Mr. Victer Yeekcr, of the Farmer's
national bank, whose recent arrival in this
country from a European tour with his
father Mr. B. Yccker of Fulton opera
house, was noticed at the time, has reached
Lancaster after a week's sojourn at Atlan
tic City. He is looking bronzed and
hearty.
Kitten by a Deg
Yesterday a six-year-old son of F. Zicg Zicg
lcr,ef Maner street, was badly bitten in the
face by a deg. Belew the left eye the ani
mal tore an ugly gash and the lip was bad
ly bitten. Dr. Foreman attended the boys
injui ies. The deg was sent away from the
beuse.
GKENTIjEMEJNT !
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE CLOTHING FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Having a Choice Assortment of WOOLENS te select from in the best makes of Goods. As an inducement te purchasers
we will make Clothing te order at very low prices new before the rush begins.
LATfflDEIED MD UHiATINDBIED SHIRTS.
Best Goods for the money ever offered. All the Latest Styles in Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Neckwear, Suspenders,
Handkci chiefs, &c.
NOTE. Heur of Closing, 7 o'clock P. M., Except Saturdays.
GIVLEE, BO WEES & HUEST,
25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
THK REPUBLICAN COMMITTED.
Wlin Will rhe Chairman IJe?
On Monday the Republican county com
mittee will meet for organization. The
fight for the chairmanship has net been
very lively and indeed many of the most
prominent politicians in the city arc un
able even te tell who aie the candidates.
It is said that neither B. F. Eshleman, esq
the present chairman, who is out of town
te-day, nor J. W. Jehnsen, the ex-chairman,
will be candidates. Among the men
whose names are mentioned are Jehn A.
Steber of Sheencck, B. F. Hookey of Con Cen Con
estega and AI. F. Slicnck, es.j. The name
of Jehn M. Stcliman has abe been men
tioned, but he refuses te he a candidate.
Hookey seems te have the mibt strength
of the country candidates where names have
been mentioned se far. Shcnck is pretty
strong and may be chosen, but as yet he
has done no work. Strange things may
happen between this and Monday. It may
bc.that none of the above men will be able
te secure the position.
The Yerk Match.
The pedestrian match at Yerk is pio pie
gressing finely. The score at 11 o'clock
last night steed : Geiter 70 miles. Scheid
53, and Hickman 71. Scheid was taken
sick yesterday from di inking lemonade
and was unable te be en the track during
the best part of yesterday and last night.
At 1:45 this morning Geiter and Scheid
were taking a rest and Hickman was still
ahead. The match closes tonight, and
the-crowd in attendance will no doubt be
large, as it has been since the match be
gan. The Dental Assoeciatmii.
At the Bellcfentc meeting of the State
dental association, Dr. M. H. Webb, of this
city, read a paper and performed a clinic ;
Dr. E. M. Zcll, of this county, joined the
state society. Dr. Webb was made a mem
ber of the publication committee and a
delegate te the American dental associa
tion. Sale of Rank Slee!;.
Jacob B. Leng, real estate agent, sold
te-day at private sale 13 shares of Farincis'
national bank sleck al $10(1 per share, its
par value. This is Hits liighct price ever
obtained for this stock, or the stock of
any national bank in Lancaster.
Meney Lest.
James McAleer, of Orange street, who
is employed in the spike mill of the Pcnn
iron works, while en his way home te din
ner te-day lest $10 of his wages which he
had just received.
Kicked by a uersc.
Lewis Walker, a blacksmith in the em
ploy of Edward Walker, en Market street,
was kicked en the leg by a bore te-day,
and was compelled te quit work. His in
jury is net serious, but somewhat painful.
Sale of Real Estate.
. Herr & Stauifer, real estate and insur
ance agents, sold at pi hate sale the brick
dwelling Ne. 037 Seuth Queen street, be
longing te Martin Eshleman, te Cen: ad
Shactrer, for SS.10.
Cases Dismissed.
The assault and battery cases brought
by Bill and Nan Butler, colored, against
each ether have been dismissed by Alder
men Ban-and A. F. Dennelly as the prose
cutor in both cases failed te appear.
Itusebali.
The Middlctewti baseball club anived
this nieining and arc playing the Ironsides
nine this ufteioeon.
Mr. I'm li i' ItEMLiNeia:, an old bU'iscrilur te
our paper and well-known in the whole sur
rounding country, in formed us the ether day
that his wife, who ler two weary years had -lit-Icrcd
with Rlicum.it Um in tin- shoulder, dur
ing which time slrj hail been treated by sev
eral physicians without success, had been com
pletely cured by a single b.itlle of St. .1 cons
Oil. Itucyrits, Ohie, Courier, f-b. 13, 1ST:).
.Selilleis ami Sailors' Club.
The seldiersand sailors et the city who are
favorable te the election of Hancock and Eng
lish will meet in Sprenger'-: hall en Tuesday
night te organize a vrteian association.
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Kxcurhieu Trains le Ciiiipiucetiiig.
Te-morrow both railroad companies w 111 run
excursions te LuudWvillc. Numerous trains
will leave both depots at different horn s. The
Reading charge 25 and the Pennsylvania :0
cents for the round trip.
riciiis..
The Lancaster Macnncrcher will l.e'.d their
twenty-second annual picnic at Tells llaineu
Monday next. Xe one will be admitted ex
cept members and their families ami invited
guests.
The Niagara Falls Excursion.
In noticing the $10 excursion te Niagara
Falls and return iiem Lancaster, te take place
en Tuesday :nc.xt, August ::,1 tickets geed te
goon August i and: 5, and geed te icturn en
any train for liftcca day--, and the scenery
through which the tourists w ill p:iss,the Allen,
town Democrat says : " These w he can appre
ciate the beauties with which Ged has adorned
the Lehigh Valley alone, te s.vy nothing et" the
beauties of the trip further en, will lind sulli
cient of interest te last them a twelvemonth in
recalling. The deep mountain passes, gorges
ami ravines with which the country abounds
arc indescribable. Xe pen picture c in describe
them as they exist or convey the thrill they
create in beholding them. Thesceiiery in some
places is remarkably rugged aud wild; in
every direction, mountains piled upeu moun
tains, the river, the towns from which ascend
the busy sounds of industry the voices of
men, the whistling of engines, 1 lie merry boat
man's horn, arc all an accompaniment et this
industrial music. And then the Falls at
Niagara, the grandest and greatest water fall
in the world. The spectator can hardly fail te
be affected with an overwhelming sensation
en viewing the great falls, the immense flood
precipitating at least 100,050 tens of rearing
water down ever the precipice every minute.
Every surrounding object, indeed, is viewed
with indifference, while the mind i wholly ab
sorbed iu the contemplation of a spectacle se
sublime, surpassing in majesty and grandeur
and power all the works of nature that have
ever urrcsl'Jd the attention or presented them
82lvcs te the imagination. The trip is truly a
charming one, and being cheap it gives all a
BKT 0OOJM.
CARRIAGES,
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OP
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &C,
In the city, is te be seen at the Werk of
NORBECK & MI LEY,
PRACTICAL CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
COR. DUKE AND VINE STS., LANCASTER, PA.
49-COX & CO.'S OLD STAND.6
1 lie Stock includes nil the
LATEST STYLES SPRINGS,
uchusthc lirev.'slcr, Whitney, Sal Idee Triple, Empire Cress Spring, Dexter Queen, Duplex
id Elliptic, anil they will also make te order any style a purchaser may desire. Repairing
1" all kinds promptly attended te. All work guaranteed for one year.
" OUR -WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD."
chance et making it. All who may wish te go
bad better procure their tickets as early as
possible, se us te give the manager, Mr. Dick Dick
eneon, ample time te procure cars enough for
the accommodation of the excursionists, as he
intends te leave nothing undone en his part
that will add te the enjoyment and comlert of
his guests."
Nervous sleepless and overworked. 11 nd rest
and nourishment in Malt Bitters.
Leve rules the court, the camp, the grove.
But this we lind where'er we rove.
That SOZODONT alone supplies
The dazzling teeth and ruby dyes.
That lend a maiden half the charms
That win her te her lever's arms.
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Shaving becomes an indispensable luxury
w ith Cutieum Shaving Seap.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.
It is impossible for a woman after a rallhlul
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound te continue te suffer
with a weakness el the uterus. Enclese a
.stamp te Mr. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
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Aching heads and clouded brains are cured
by 'Sellers' Liver Pills." Try them. Sold by
druggi-i--. 23 cents per box.
Try I.echcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.
A Great Enterprise.
The Hep Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one el Rochester's greatest business enter
prises. Their Hep Bitters have reached a sale
beyond nil precedent, having from their in
trinsic value teund thelrway into almost every
household in the land. Graphic.
Jyl-2irdAw
Trv Lechei's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Remember! The only perfect proprietary
medicine as a ' Bleed Searcher" is that bear
ing the name of "Dr. Lindsey," and which
may be had from druggists.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sick child suffering and cryiifg
with the excruciating pain or cutting teeth?
II se. goat once and getabottleefMRS. WIXS
LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, ltwill relieve the
peer little sufferer immediately depend upon
it ; there is no mistake about it. There Is neta
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 nseln all cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is the prescription et one
et the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere
2T. cents a bottle. fJ17-lyd&wM.VAS
JfEir ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPECIAI. INDUCEMENTS.
1? Hat, Cap--, Summer Clothing, &c., sold
without regard 10 cost for Thirty days te make
room ter Fall Stock.
' HEXRY BECHTOLD,
ltd Ne. 52 N. nuccnSt., loincestcr.
FUOZEN, FRIED AND PANNED YS
ters. Deviled Crabs, Little Neck Clams, I
JjOUsHT aim siiriiii cumu, "., a
U, Xe. 129 East King Street.
SECOND GRAND FREE EXCURSION TO TO
ni"httethe Chestnut street Hetel, oppo
site Vl. R. Depot, for Chicken Cern Soup
an 1 Ground Heg Lunch. ,.,.
THEODORE WEND1T,
ltd Proprietor.
rll ANNIVfcRSAKY AMI r;v
Ji'ii the Lancaster Mienncrcl.er.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1880,
AT T ELL'S nAIX.
Nene but members and invited guesls will
be admitted en the grounds.
Onnibuscs and Coaches will leave Mienncr Mienncr
cleor Hall at 10 o'clock a. in., anil run at regu
lar intervals during the day. "it
ATTENTION, VETERANS !
A meeting of the veterans of the late war
will be h -Id en TUESDAY EVENING, AUG.
3, at S o'clock, sharp, at Sprcnger's rooms Ne.
41 North Queen street, for the purpe-e et or-
interest te soldiers will be discussed. A strong
turn-out is expecieu. iy "" .
j n.2td VETERAN COM.
105
GO TO
K HIEMENZ'S.
105
Ne. 105 North Queen street for the Cheapest
and Best BOOTS AND SHOES.
105 Sign or the Die Shee. 103
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1 PHILADELPHIA AND READING, LE
HIGH, New Yerk, Lake Erie and Western
It. It. Pepnlar Excursion. Grand Pleasure
Trip te Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Elmira, Wat
kins Glen. Wllkesbarrc, Pltlsten, Mauch
Chunk, .switchback, Glen Oneke, Allentown
nnd Heading, en
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1880.
Tickets geed te go en Ith or 5th, and geed te
return en any train for 15 days and te step off
at the above named places.
FAKE FOR ROUND TRIP ONLY - S1O.0O
Special cars leave Lancaster (King Street) at
7:55 a. in., and Columbia at 7:55 a. te. Through
te Niagara without change. Parler Car from
Allentown $2 extra ; arrive at Niagara at 1:00 a.
iu. en morning of August 4. 74th Regiment
Band of Buffalo, 50 pieces, will meet the ex
cursion trains at Niagara and escort the ex
cursionists te the following hetels: Park
Place, $2; Spencer Hense,$2.50; International,
Cataract and Cliften, $3. Special Netice. Ex
cursionists holding P. and R. anil Lehigh Val
ley R. R. tickets will have the preference at
the above named hotels as per arrangements.
An excursion tlcket'wUl be furnished en the
tiainerat the International Hetel, Niagara,
ter $1 te a.lmit persuns te all places of interest.
JOThe following lias been received :
Niaeara Falls, July 30, 1880.
H. Dickikses : Your putty will have the
preference. Hew many will you haveT
INTERS ATION AL BOTE L COMPAN Y,
jy31-2td Niagara Falls, New Yerk.
PHAETONS. Sic
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. WM. II. FAHXESTOCK.
Having returned from the Seuth, lias re
sumed his olllce practice, and can be found at
his residence,
Ne. 2.(9 EAST KING STREET.
ml8-2mdewS
fl'OBACCO KAISERS' NOTICE.
1 The l'enii'a Mutual Hail Insurance Com
pany is new ready te bind the insurance, and
issue policies against hail damage te tobacco.
Kates reduced. Insure before It Is tee late, at
BAUSMAN & RURNS'S. Ins. Agents,
Oflice, 10 West Orange Street.
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LIVKKY NOTICE.
Having added te our Livery Stock Twe
Hearses we are new prepared te attend te fun
erals at the shortest notice.
Oflice open day aud night.
1yI0-2tdS REESE BROS.
THE YATES INSTITUTE,
LANCASTER, PA. (Exdewbd.)
A Church Scheel for Beys. Prepares for
higher Colleges and Universities.
REV. JOIIX G. MULIIOLLAXD,
M. A. T. C. D., Principal.
A few boarders can be received who will
have the special caicnnd oversight of the Prin
cipal. The next term begins .SEPTEMBERS,
1880. "iy31-lmdSATn
CIHAIlTI.lt NOTICE.
Xelicc is hereby given that application
will be made te the Court of Common Pleas of
Lancaster county, en MONDAY, AUGUST 23,
1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., for u charter te incor
porate "Saint Jeseph's Hospital." The object
et this institution Is te provide for the com
1 fort and minister te the wants et the sick, the
aged ami infirm.
I SAMUEL II. REYNOLDS,
j Jy31-3td Solicitor.
105
LADIK.S AND GENTS
It you want a
105
QOOD FITTING BOOT OR SHOE,
Ready-made or made te order, call nt
F. HIEMENZ'S,
Xe. 105 Xerth Queen Street.
Custom Werk a Specialty. ic2B3&V"tfd
100 Tens of Rags Wanted,
Fer which the highest price will be paid.
2i CENTS PER POUXD FOR GOOD
MIXED RAGS.
The highest price nuid for Woolens, Old
Paper, Beeks, Ac. Ten Rag Asserters wanted
te whom the highest pi ice will be paid.
JOHN A. SHOBER,
Cor. Xerth Queen and Orange Streets,
JylMfdR Lancaster, Pa
"PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GRAND EXCURSION TO
ATLANTIC CITY,
On THURSDAY, AUGUST 19.
TICKETS GOOD FOR TWO DAYS.
Geed te return c.i'Mny train from Atlantic
City and Philadelphia en second day, without
extra charge. Parties desiring te return same
day will take special tiain, leaving Atlantic
City at C and West Philadelphia Depot at 8p. m.
SCHEDULE AND RATES OF FARE:
Mount Jey $3.10
Landisville 3.00
Yerk 3.50
Marietta Leave 4:40 A. M. Rate 3.10
Columbia 5:00 " ' 3.00
Mountville " 5:10 " ' 3.00
Rohrerstown.... " 5:1!) " " 310
LANCASTER... " 5:33 " " 1.75
Wilmer " 5:43 2.75
Bird-in-Uand.... " 5:52 " 2.75
Gordonville " :02 " " 2.75
Leaman Place.. " C-.06 ' " 2.G.1
Kinzcrs " :15 " " 2.53
Gap ' C:21 " ' 2.45
Christiana " 0:27 ' 2.35
Atglen " C:31 " " 2.35
Parkesbnrg " C:10 " " 2.20
Femerey " fi:54 " " 2.20
Ceatcsvillc " 0:52 ' " 2.05
CHILDREN HALF rRICE.
After arriving at Philadelphia, parties desir
ing te go through te Atlantic City, will take
street cars te the feet ei Market street, where
the ferry beat will convey them te the West
Jersey Depot, where cars will be taken te At
lantic City, arriving at the latter place at 10:48
a. m. As this will probably be the last excur
sion cast or this season . parties who desire te
take a cheap trip for business or pleasure, will
de well te take this opportunity. Tickets for
sale nt all stations along the route and en
beard the cars.
Fer further information, tickets, &c, address
the undersigned managers.
CLARK Sc SCHMID,
Jy31-2wdeed Lancaster, Pa.
C10URT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The Honorable JOIIX B. LIV
INGSTON, President, and Honorable DAVID
W. PATTERSON, Associate Judge el the
Court of Common Plcas,ln and for the county of
Lancaster, and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De
livery and Quarter Sucsiens of the Peace, ia
and ler the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, te me directed, requiring me,
among ether things, te make public proclama
tion throughout my bailiwick, that a Court et
Oyer and Terminer and a General Jail Deliv
ery, also a Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court Heuse, in the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en the
THIRD MONDAT IN AUGUST (191, 10.
In pursuance of which precept public notice
is hereby given te the Mayer aud Aldermen et
the city or Lancaster, In the said county, und
all the Justices of the Peace, the Corener and
Constables, of the said city and county of Lan
caster, that they be then and there in their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and
examinations, und inquisitions, and thcirether
remembrances, te de these things which te
their offices appertain in their behal f te be done ;
and also all these who will prosecute against
the prisoners who are, or then shall be, in the
jail of said county of Lancaster, are te be then
and there te prosecute against them as shall be
Just,
Dated at Lancaster the 22d day of July,
JACOB S. WHINS, Iberia.
iy3l-3tdeaw3tw
THIRD EDITI05.
SATURDAY BVBNTKO, JULY 31, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
"Washington, July 31. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, southwest te southeast winds,
nearly stationary temperature, stationary
or lower barometer.
AT BREAKFAST.
Kmfaeat Actors and Literati Katertained in
Londen,
Londen, July 31. At a breakfast yes
terday afternen given by the Savage club
at the Criterion restaurant te American
actors in Londen, there were present
James Russell Lewell the American min
ister; Messrs. Jehn McCulIeugh, .Toliu
TV Raymond, McKee Rankin, W. J.
Florence, W. E. Sheridan, J. Howsen,
Julian Hawthorne, Bronsen Heward, Gee.
W. Smalley, Messrs. "Wm. E. Briggs and
Win. Woodall (members of Parliament"),
Jehn L. Teele. Charles Warner, David
James, J. Theme, Charles Kelley, J. C.
Cowper, Jehn Ryder, Charles Dickens,
Edward Brighten.Clcinent Scott Creswick,
Mr. Ledger of the Era (Londen dramatic
journal), and Mr. Jehn Herningshcad,
Mr.Barry Sullivan, who presided, toasted
"The Queen" "President Hayes"
and "The American Stage." Messrs.
McCulIeugh, Florence, Rankin, Raymond
and Sheridan responded te the latter toast.
Mr. Charles Dickens toasted Mr. Lewell,
who responded. 3Ir. Woodal proposed a
toast te " American Literature " te which
Mr. Hawthorne responded Mr. Smalley
replied te a toast te "The American
Prest."
CANDAHAK.
The Situation Regarded Mere Faernbly.
Londen, July 31. A Bombay dispatch
says new that the effects of the first shock
of the Candahar disaster is ever, the situa
tion is regarded mero favorably. It is new
admitted that the garrison of Candabar
ought te be able te held its ground with
ease.
Troops for Relief.
Londen, July 31. The Londen corre
spondent of the Manchester Guartlin says
it is exceedingly probable that one-third
of the force new at Cabul will be sent
under command of General Roberts te the
relief of Candahar, and that they will
start immediately.
VIOLENT STORMS.
Thunder, Lightning and Rain at Paris.
Pa his, July 31. A violent thunder and
hail storm occurred here yesterday. Tor
rents of rain fell, and great ilamage te the
crops is feared.
During the storm, some sewer masonry
gave way, en the Boulevard St.
Michel; the pavement fell in and
cellars were flooded, and it is
expected the house will fall into the cata
combs below. The gap in the roadway is
twenty yards wide and twenty long.
Destruction of Wagner's Theatre.
It was a hurricane which damaged
Wagner's theatre atB.ijreuthand net lire,
as was reported in the Berlin dispatch of
yesterday.
m
TO-DAYS NEWS.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
Francis Curlcy Burnard will take the
place of the late Tem Tayler as editor el
Londen Punch.
L. P. Hoever, who accidentally shot his
wife at New Bloemfiekl, Pa., last January,
has been arrested for murdering her, but
it is believed the charge is prompted by
the malice of his present wife's i-elatives.
Dr. Tanner is net se well nor se lively
as yesterday, had an attack of nausea and
vomited mucus, after which he felt belter.
He received by mail a miniature coffin, but
said he has no use for it just yet. At neon
he began his 34th day confident and hope
ful. The winners at Saratoga te-day were
Girofle, Bennie Lizzie, Luke B'ackburn
and Lettery.
TUE SIOUX.
Returning te Their Reservation.
Winnipeg, Man., July 31. Superinten
dent Walsh, of the mounted police, ar
rived here yesterday from Weed mountain
en his way east en leave of absence. He
says two-thirds of the Sioux Indians have
returned te their reservation in the United
States, and the remainder, with Sitting
Bull, are en American territory between
the Milk and Missouri rivers, but tlicy
have net yet surrendered.
THE DOG DAYS.
Snow in Midsummer.
Rondout, N. Y., July 31 -There was
snow en the higher Catskill en Thursday
morning.
WASTED.
WANTED. .EVERYBODY TO ADVEK
tlse, frpe el charge, in the Intklliiibn
cm, who wants something te de.
BOARDERS WANTED GOOD ROOMS
with Hearding, at
Ne. 146 NORTH PRINCE STREET.
Jy-27-lwd
WANTED A SITUATION BY A FIRST
cluss Cake and Bread linker. Apply at
754 Fremont street. Jy31-;tl
IAGS! RAGSt KAGSt-RAGS WANTED
t Housekeepers take notice that we are
paying 2$ cents a pound for MIXED RAGS.
Cash paid as seen as delivered te
1 WM. HENNECKE,
anr9-3md Ne. 233 West King Street.
rOR SALE OR REST.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A .MEDIUM
Size Brick Heuse and let with all the
comforts of a home. Address A. 11.. Ihtelli Ihtelli
eenceb Office, stating lowest cash price and
hew seen possession can be given, full partic
ulars, Ac. JyliMfd
17UR RENT.
1 The second story el Eshleman & Rath
von's Banking Heuse, at Centre Square, and
also a room en second story, opposite the
Penn'a R. R. Depot, en Chestnut street.
B. r. ESHLEMAN.
23-2tdAStt Atternev-at Law
11UBLIC SALE. WILL BE SOl.D AT
public sale en FRIDAY, AUGUST 13th,
at Philip Wall's Green Tree Hetel, West King
street, a Let of Ground and Twe-Story Brick
Heuse en Maner street, known as the '- Hu
mane Engine Heuse." The let is 'JO by 30 feet,
mero or less. Sale te commence at s o'clock
p. in., when terms will be made known.
JACOB GUXDAKER, Anct.
Jy31au7,12,lS
AN EVENING SOCIABLE WILL BE
given by the Alpha club at the GREEX.
COTTAGE, Saturday evening, July 31. Xe
improper characters allowed en the grounds.
Admission free. iy30-2td
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
County Commissioners' Oflice until MONDAY,
AUGUST-e.lSJO at 12 o'clock in., te lurnishat
the Court Heuse en or before October 1, lsse,
SIXTY TONS et the best quality Lehigh or
Baltimore Company Broken Ceal.
The Commissioners reserve the right te re
ject any or all bids.
By order of the Commissioners.
Attest, I. N.S.WILL,
JvSMtd Clerk.
MARKETS.
New Yerk Market.
Naw Yerk. July 31. Fleur State and West
ern steady : moderate expert and home trade
demand ; state at 3 S0JJ 1 .7) : extra de at 4 20
450; choice, de., ft UiJ5 DO; tancy
5 10SS 25: round hoop Ohie J5 legs 75:
choice de $3 809700; superfine western :8SJ5
4 50: common te geed extra de $ 3?4C0;
choice dodo $4 7037 00; choice whit- wheat de
H 50i35U); Southern iinict and steady; com
mon te fairextm $3-JUgt; 20; geed te choice
de 6 233700.
Wheat quiet aud without Important change ;
Ne. 2 Red. cash, it ' : de Jnlv ! u,'f, ; de
Aug.. SI Ofijj, ; de Sept., $1 0!1 tw ; de Oct ,
S109,,.
Cern without important clungu : Mixed
western spot, 44?4Se: de future 47 Vil'JJc.
Oats quiet and about stea.lv; state 3IK3
43c; western 333 13c: Xe. 2, Awr 3ic; de
Oct , 34i'.
Philadelphia Market.
Puiladklpuia, July 31. Fleur 11 nil. with
light supply ; supei Hue at ft! 73Q'3 2" . evtra at
13 50gl; uhie ami Indiana familvat $;ti5ii;25 ;
Penn'a family at f5Q. tH: St. 1 out- raiuily at
ie 7-ftt; 23 ; Miuue-eta family 5 TSfJi! .VJ : patent
and hisfti grade- 50;JS 23. "
Rve Heur at Jl 50.
Wheat higher: Xe. 2 Western Red $1 17;
I'euu'a Red $1 17 ; Amber $1 17.
Cern steady; Yellow scares : Steamer 4SJJ
13-lc; yellow 32c: mixed .ViJ301.,e.
Oat 11 nil ; Xe. 2, W hite 15c : . e. I, de 43c ; Xe.
3,de3"S4Ue; Xe :. Mixed .'He.
live nominal : Xew 7t'e.
Prevision linn; miss perk at $11501315;
beef hum-WI5rtg22; India m.- beet iU0U;
b.iceu, smoked shoulders SJJglie : sail ?t5)ei
smoked hamsll12c; pickled ham- '.(i',e. "
Lard tlrm : city kettle svgs',s; loose
bnlln,i-'74j7J.Ju; prime steam 7
Butter firm: Creamery 27c: de geed te
choice 2IS2tic: ISradlefd county and Xew
Yerk extra. 2li"e : Western le-ei veetni 17
19e;dogeod te choice llgM-c; Rolls tlrm;
Penn'a extra 13K;; We-iern reserve extra
1517c.
Eggs quiet; Penn'a 13j:lfie: U'vsteru UWQ
15c.
Cheese lirm ; Nev Yerk lull eicam Ii'Jic;
Western lull en-am S.iffyc: de lair te geed
7;i4iS,e: dehalf skims 7ni7lie.
Petroleum tlrm ; reliued lJv-
WhiskySllu.
Seeds Geed te pruuu Clever lirm at at $
850; Timethy jobbing at &(M for eld: Flax
seed $1 ."( a-k d.
Stock llnrUets.
l'lllLADULl'UIA. July 31.
12:."U r. M. 3:00 r. M.
Stocks dull.
Pentium's (third Is-uej IfS
Philadelphia & Ktie 13
Reading llt ....
Pennsylvania 37 ....
Lehigh Valley. :2
United Ces. et N.. I . ... in;
Neithein Pacific 31," t
" PicteiTeil .. . 5li
Northern Ccutr.il ::."j;
Lehigh Navigation Sl&
Xorristewn II r2
Central Tt-uii-perl.ili.ui Ce. IU
Pitts., Titusville .V I'.itirabt. 12
Little Schuylkill 41
Niiw lei'K, July 31.
Stocks irregular.
Meney -J-li
N. Y. Central 132
Adams LXrc.ss !I7
Michigan Ccntiul !C!'.
Michigan Southern 10S?
Illinois Central IliiJi
Cleveland & Pitt-burgh -UUK
Chicago & Reck Island.... 11255
Pittsbuigh Fert Wayne. i2!','
Western Union Tel. Ce U7
Teledo Wiiba-h II '
New lersy Centra' . 70jj
Ontario Western 2B)S
United stales Hi:id :ni"I Sterling t'Jxcli-m.-
(Quotations by I!. K. Jamisen & Ce., S. W.
Cor. 3d and Chestnut Streets).
PiiiLAOKLruiA. July 31.
United States 's, 1SS1, (regIsteied)..OIVi)llil?H
United States 5's, ISSI, (registered). .102illK:;:
United Stales 4i's, 1N1. (regisleud)llU)llL'
United Slates 4's,ls!ll,(coupen).. .'llJtUI
United States IV, U7. ( registered )..Wjy,6iWMn
United States Currency i'.s 123 JI2t
Sterling Exchange 48! tttta
El'C'tflSSIVX.S.
C'lDXEY ISLAND EXCURSIONISTS.
Persons who accompanied the excursion
te Ceney Island, July l'J, and were compelled
by a misunderstanding te pay their fare be
tween Xew Yerk and Philadelphia will have
tin amount refunded en orb-fore August 10.
ltd II. DICKINSON. Agent.
Y. M. C. A. EXCURSION
CAPEMAY,
On FRIDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1880.
Via Penn'a Kaflread.
FARE FOR ROl'XD TRIP: Yerl,, $.1.50;
Marietta, JS.IO; Celumbi.i, spfcMi; Mountville,
.A.W.1. . .I.-.. ... l.t . f .....II ..til.. Aili.l.
fitirn w vu
SPECIAL TRAIN I.KAVI-.S: .Marietta. t:K
.i..!..i.t . ... w.tn .. ...
in iiin.i in e.in i. in.
Landisville pa-scngers will eo.ete Lancas
ter en the Fast Line, which will leave Landis
ville at 5:1)5 a. in.
Fer further paitieul.irs ee small bills and
circulars. or addie-1 either et the Lcur-ieii
Committee.
D.C. HAVERSTICK,
f. b. KURSK.
Excursion Committee.
Jy21,v.lX aug3,5&2t w
"PENNSYLVANIA It. It. COMPANY.
POPULAR EXCURSION TO
NIAGARA FALLS,
Wntkius and Havana (Jlcns,
and Seneca Lake.
A First-chv-s Excursion te these
been urnmgeil te leave en
points has
Tuesday, August 3, 1880,
Starting fiem Lancaster at ll:0"a. in., passing
through Sunhtiiy, Williamsport ami Klmira,
and arriving at Watkins Glen ut '.:! p. m.
The Return Coupens ill be geed until
AUGUST 18, Isse, inclusive.
Purchasers of these tickets will have the
privilege el leturning eitjier by way of the
sumu route, or via Geneva am! thence by the
steamer en Seneca Luke te Wutkins. where
they take the cars el the Northern Central
Railway for the icturn home. The tare for the
Round Trip h:is been llxi-il at the very low
rate of
89.50 FROM. LANCASTER.
Children between the ages et 5 and 12 years.
Half Price. Xe step ever will be allowed en
these tickets bcToie reaching Wutkins Glen,
but holders of tickets will have the privilege et"
stepping at ail points from there, going and
returning. NOTE. Special hi lucid rates have
been secured for this occasion from a number
of Hotels at Watkins and Niagara I alls. The
(ireat Races at Rochester occur within the
dates et this exclusion. Full information may
be had en application te W. F. IIAMKRIGHT,
Agent P. R. It., Lancaster, Pa., or bv letter te
J. K. SHOEMAKER,
Passenger Agent Middle District,
12 North Third Street, Harrisburg.
Fiiask Tiiomse:.-. General Manager.
L. P. Faumku, Gen'l Passenger Audit.
1 V2l,27,2a, 31 .taug2AltW
DAILY EXCURSIONS
rneM
PHILADELPHIA
TO
CAPE MAY.
The famous mammoth three-deck. Sieunwr
n
REPUBLIC
Lcaes Race Street Wharl at TJa. in., arriving
at Capu May about 12 p. m. Returning, leaves
Cape May at 3 o'clock p. in., givingamplc time
for, bathimr or a drive en the beach. A full
Brass Rand anil Orchestra Music ler dancing.
Parler Entertainments varied weekly. Lunch
eons und Refreshments in abundance. Din
ners and suppers provided. Oysters and Fish
served for supper a lew moments after taken
fiem the water.
Fare for the Kenml l'rip $1.00.
SUNDAYS Will leave Race Street Wliarr nt
V, a. m.
P. S. A Kread Gauge Steam R. R. will con cen
"vey pas-enger.s te Cape Island in 8 minutes.
Tickets for sale at
CHAS. H. BAKU'S,
I c28-2Kmd&w
CENTRE SQUARE.
9.w, i.ijjiii'iil!, li, T-"" , 4.iiniis lilt-, .T.i.ijir;
Lancnsivr,$?.73; Leaman Place. SitiS: Kiner's,
$2.33 ; Gap, $2.45 ; Christiana, fi.::5 ; Parkesbnrg,
-'n- I'linti'villiv -U3 A,l tiiLitj inmil fnr
a. in.: wail-, ,:,.; iiinim--, t.iiri i fiiuimiri, .,;
Mountville. $5:10; Knhreisteu n, .":'.;; Diller
ville,5:23; Lancaster. 5:33; Wilmer. 5:H ; Iliril-in-IIand,
.':V2: Gordeml.Ie, (-t2; Leaman
Place. C:i; Kinzeis. C:15: Guptf;:2l; Chilstluna,
l!:27; Atglen, I'.::JI ; P.irke-biiig.ii:!'): Pomeroy,
i;:ll: (.'(Kite-ville. ;:3 Aruvi: at West Phila-
ji