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OOLTJllfclA. NEWS..
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
Itorengh Sadget Accidents and Incidents
Mew of the Town.
Geerge Dinkle, an employee in the ma
chine Bneps .of Perrettet and Heyt, situated
at Bridge and Commerce street, while
working a circular saw in the pattern de?
partment yesterday afternoon, had the
third finger of his. right hand cut off above
the second joint Dr. Tayler dressed the
injured member.
The posteffio hours appear te change with
the closing hours of the stores. Frem Sep
tember 1st until further notice the office
will close at 7:80 p. m., Saturdays excepted
when eight o'clock will be the closing hour.
It is well te remember these things.
The members of the Archery club were
toted in hay wagons yesterday afternoon
te the residence of J. Housten Mifflin, at
Norwood, where, until tee dark te see the
target, they practiced with their bows and
arrows.
The Shawnee fire company will held its
regular monthly meeting this evening.
Frem a solid piece of weed Jerry Kech
has just completed the statue of a man
which will grace the front of his cigar
stere en Locust street. The proportions
given the statue are very geed and the
work reflects much credits en Mr. Eech
who is a born genius.
It is said the "Our Beys" baseball club
of this place anticipated a defeat at the
hands of the "Furnace Hill" nine of
Hiddletewn where the game of yesterday
between the teams was played ; and cer
tain it is that Buch anticipations were rea
lized, the score at the ending of the ninth
inning standing 21 te 17 in favor of the
home club. The " Our Beys " played with
several substitutes. The honors are new
even, a victory and a defeat being scored
te each club. Anether game will proba
bly be played te decide the championship.
Samuel Eddy, a brakemau en freight
engine Ne. 223, had the index finger of his
right hand mashed at Lcaman Placa last
night while coupling cars. The injury
was dressed by Dr. Craig en the arrival of
the train at Columbia.
The committee of ladies te whom has
been entrusted the tunning of the fair te
be given this month, commencing en the
Dtli, for the benefit of the Citizens' band,
will held their last meeting in the band
room this evening, where the final arrange
ments will be made.
The ladies' aid society of the M. E.
church at their sociable, held in the
church parlor last evening, took in about
eighteen dollars clear gain, as they had
no expenses. The evening is said te have
been very plcasautly spent.
Jacob Strawbridge, an old resident of
Washington boreujrh. died last night after
a lingering illness at the age of seventy-six
years. The funeral will take place en
Sunday morning next from the Bethel of
the Church of Ged.
M. Bachcnhcimer has just placed a gas
reflector in the show window of his stere.
The thrcc-ycar-eld daughter of Frank
Zicgler, the P. It. It. engineer, fell down
the cellar steps at her home en Walnut
street, below Third street, yesterday after
noon, and was quite severely injured. Drs.
Armer and Kay did what they could te
relieve the sufferings of the little one, who
te-day experiences but little pain.
The Weman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety or the M. E. church, met in the church
parlors yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Bewman, of Marietta, Pa., is
visiting in Columbia, the guest of Mazie
E. Purple.
Mr. Hebcrt E. Haldeman, of Columbus,
Ohie, who has been visiting his family in
Columbia for the past mouth or two, left
here this morning te resume his duties in
the former place.
Sarah Davis, a colored woman who is
separated from her husband, Daniel Davis,
has brought suit before Justice Evans
against Sadie Ycllctts, a quadroon, who is
charged with being tee intimate with the
aforesaid Daniel. Sarah was net able te
substantiate her charge and defendant was
released.
The Garfield and Arthur marching club
at a meeting held last evening decided te
adept an cichty-five cent uniform. Majer
Yocum of the ijy was elected treasurer of
the elub.
An association composed exclusively of
members of the Vigilant ire Company
will give a sociable in the cngine house
parlor en Saturday evening next. Wolfe's
orchestra will furnish the musie.
Let the voters remember that te-day is
the last day en which they can be assessed
and act accordingly. The assessors may
be found at the different polling-places. It
is well te make sure of these things.
The Western Union telegraph olfice at
this place is new what may be Killed a
" department office, " as the telegraph in
struments arc separated one lrem the
ether by a thick glass paititieu placed in
position te deaden the sound of one in
strument while the operator marks out
another. The instruments being together
and the operator unprotected, that official
was heretofore bothered a geed bit.
Walter KaufVman, of Mcchanicsburg,
Pa., is visitiug C. C. Kauffinan.
The carts, trucks, etc., used by Messrs.
I'pp and Black at Whitcland, in their
contract with the Pennsylvania railroad
company were brought here te-day en a
couple of freight cars.
The river is somewhat higher than it
was a week age but is yet close te low
water mark. The rise is nowhere near
wliat we supposed it would be.
More Scheel Changes.
On ing te the ever-crowding of the Mul
berry street secondary school, the superin
tending committee of the school beard
liave been compelled te transfer about
twenty of the pupils te Mr. Gates's Rock Reck
laud street secondary. About twenty
pupils of Miss Brubakcr's girls secondary
school have been transferred te Miss
Hantch's boys secondary. These trans
fere, of ceurse, create dissatisfaction, but
they cannot for the present be avoided.
A6 seen as the new Lemen street school
house is finished, and the contractors are
under bends te have it finished by the 1st
of December, there will be room for the
secondary pupils, as there will be both a
boys' and girls' school iu the building.
Lett by a Yeung Man.
Susan Brown is the name of a 17 year
old maiden from Uarrisburg, who came te
the lockup last night and asked for lodg
ing. She said that she was brought te
this city by a young man whose name she
did net knew. He was a resident of Read
in!?. Yesterday he met her en the strcet
in Uarrisburg and asked her te accompany I
him te Lancaster, bue agreed te de se
and he paid her fare. He left her in the
depot and it was net long before she found
that he was net coming back. She then
went te the station house. The mayor al
lowed Susan te depart this morning.
The Sunday Scheel Convention.
At the coming state Su nday school con
vention the following g cntlemcn will be
present as lecturers : Rev. Henry M. Har Har
eon, of Dickinsen college, Carlisle, Pa.
Subject : "The credibility of the Gos
pels." Rev. J. L. Floed, editor of Cha
Umua Assembly Herald. Subject: "Weman
and her place in the world." Rev. Jesse D.
Yeung, of Alteena. Subjest : " What de
our young peeple read?" James McCor McCer
mick, of Uarrisburg. Subject: "Hew
can we keep the big boys in ear schools ?"
Mayer's Court.
The mayor had before him this morning
one drunken and disorderly person, who
was committed te jail for 5 days, and two
vagrants who were discharged.
Jehn Stettler for drunken and disorderly
conduct was this morning sunt te jail by
A'.dermab Spurrier for 10 days.
GMMBvtMrXkMMCkadw.
In their monthly, circular, dated Sep
tember 1, Messrs. J. 8. Gans's Sen & Ce.
make the following observations :
"Seed Leae. Trade has been slew;
nearly all useful, old tobaccos have been
picked up by manufacturers, whilst sales
of new have only been moderate.
The bulk of our packers have but just be
gun te sample, and it is hardly reasonable
te expect large transactions until-all are
through and cooler weather sets in.
"The expert demand noted in our last,
has net continued, owing however te the
fact that with large quantities of Brazil in
Bremen, dealers there are trying te press
the prices of seed leaf, with what success
the future must tell.
"Our reports of the '80 crop, although
all agreeing te its being large, are very
conflicting as te its quality and soundness,
particularly se in Pennsylvania, where it
appears as if the new crop will produce less
fine leaf than did that of 1879."
They report for the menth.the sale of 50
cases of 1877, 2,200 cases of 1878, (500 of
Pennsylvania); 4,300 cases of 1870 (1,600
or Pennsylvania. They quote Pennsylvania
1878 at from 12(13 for low te 18(0,35 for
wrappers; Pennsylvania 1879 at from 10(j
12 for low te 18(50 for wrappers.
A Jurer Arrested.
Samuel Tayler, colored, of Little Britain
township, who has been serving in court
as a juror this week, was arrested after
court this morning and taken before Alder
man A. F. Dennelly te auswer a charge of
deserting his wife. When the partners
came together they scttlcd.the case by Sam
uel paying his wife some money and prom prem
ising te pay her mere.
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The Heard of Trade.
Have we a beard of trade ? Mayer Mac Mac Mac
Genigle has received a communication from
K. P. Perter, special agent of the census
official, requesting him te forward te him
the latest annual report of our beard of
trade. We had a beard of trade some
years age ; what has become of it?
Married iu YerK.
In Yerk, August 31, at the Moravian
parsonage, by Rev. L. F. Kampmann, Mr.
Chas. Henry Decker, of Landisville, Lan
caster county, Pa., was married te Miss
Anna Stump, of Jeffersen, Coderus town
ship, Yerk county.
Policeman Resigned.
Charles Derwart has resigned his posi
tion as policeman of the Seventh ward.
The mayor has made no appointment as
yet.
Big Game.
Tobias Krcider caught a turtle in Mill
creek this morning, en an out line, which
weighed between nine and ten pounds. He
also caught a five pound eel.
Large Tomate.
- William Pentz, cigar manufactuicr, at
Chestnut and North Queen street, has a
large tomato which he raised. It weighs
two pounds and ene ounce.
Large Funeral.
Jehn Franciscus was buried in Wood
ward Hill cemetery this afternoon. The
funeral was very large, the Kcd Men and
Shiflllcr fire company attending.
Female weakness, caused by deranged kid
neys, permanently nnu positively curcci ey
the use et Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney
Pad. All druggists sell them.
Hen- He Saved His Soe.
Israel Jenes, of Franklin station, Ohie, has a
hen whom the doctors have given up with
Diabetes, lie applied a Wat's Kidmey Pad,
when he commenced te Improve and Is new
able te get out and attend te his wark.
nug30-lwdMW&F.
The uged uud lnllrm nre strengthened and
faculties brightened by Malt Bitter.
Campaign Seng. "Hancock is the Man that
Don't Sui render." 5 ler 10 cts. 13 for i" cts.
Or, 73c. per 100. Agents wanted. S. R. Getwnls,
Nnrrlstewn, Pa, bl-2td
Tb Three Graces.
are reprcseutcd with pertcctly developed
forms beauty and health combined. Ne de
cayed-toethed man or woman can be healthy,
because digestion must be imperfect. Uhe
SOZODONT, get healthy teeth, geed digestion
and a sound body. Kcvivc the three Graces.
Fer tender and inflamed faces Cutlcura Shav
ing Seap is worth Its weight In geld.
POLITICAL BULLETIN.
Fer Assembly.
ELIMG. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward, wil
be a candidate for the Democratic nomination
te the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
ject te Democratic rules. tp
Te Voters.
The 2d of SEPTEMBER Is the last day Ter
registration and assessment.
The assessor of each district Is required te
be at the election house en WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st and 2d, from
10 a. m. te 3 p. m,, and lrem C p. m. te 9 p. in.,
te perfect the list of voters.
All persons entitled te vote should personal
ly see that they are assessed as well as regis
tered.; Persons Intending te be naturalized bclere
the 2d of OCTOBER should also be assessed
mid registered by the 2d of SEPTEMBER.
Committee en naturalizatien: J. L. Stein
metz, 1. McMullcn, 11. F. Davis, Jehn A.
Ceyle, B. F. Montgomery. Persons desiring
te be naturalized can applv te any of these, or
tO W. U.IIenSCl, Ut tllC INTELLIGKNCEII efllcc.
There will be a general mass meeting of the
City Democracy and lighting up of the Central
Headquarters transparency, In the southeast
angle of Centre Square, en FRIDAY EVEN
ING, SEPT. 3. The ward clubs will meet at
their respective headquarters and march
theretrem te ; the Central Headquarters at
8 p. m., sharp. There will be speaking by
Jeseph C. McAlaarney, cq., of Uarrisburg.
Vecal music including some campaign songs
written especially for the occasion, by the
Hancock Glee Club.
Hancock Veteran Association meets at Cen
tral Headquarter every Tuesday evening.
Conference committee meets en every sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of the month.
Campaign committee meets regularly every
Thursday evening.
Hancock Legien meets every first and third
Monday of the month.
Sixth Ward Anierlcus Club.
The Americus club will march te Schiller
hall at VA p. m., and after a joint business
meeting the two clubs Mill be escorted te Cen
tre Square by the Ninth Ward club. '
First Ward.
The First Ward Hancock and English club
will meet at 7:30 p, in., September 3, at 11.
Ncnmer's saloon.
Second Ward.
A special meeting of the Second Ward Han.
cock anil English club will be held at Spreng
cr's hall, North Queen street, Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock. All members are requested
te attend as final action will be taken in refer
ence te uniform. All Democrats arc earnestly
requested te sign the roll.
Hancock Veterans.
Company " C," of the Hancock Veterans wll
meet at Central headquarters Friday evening
for the purpose of electing company ellicers.
Seventh Ward.
A special meeting of the Yeung Men's Hani
cock and English club et the Seventh want will
be held en THUKSDAY EVENING, at eight
o'clock, at Utzingcr's saloon. Middle street.
Eighth Warders Attention I
The members efthe Eighth Ward Hancock
club and Democratic citizens In general, arc
requested te meet te-morrow evening at 7
o'clock at Mrs. Dlehl's saloon, en High street,
for the purpose of marching te the Central
headquarters and participating In the mass
meeting.
Ninth Ward.
The regular stated meeting et the Ninth
Ward Hancock and English club will be held
at their club room ever Arneld Haas's saloon,
North Queen street, en Friday evening, Sept.
3, at 7 o'clock sharp. All members are desired
te be present at quarter of 8 o'clock. The club
will proceed In a body te the Schiller house te
escort the Sixth ward club te the mass meeting
i the Central headquarters In Centre Square,
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ADYMM-Ea.
Among the many advantages gained by our change of busineaB
location, an Important one is the enlarged rooms and improved fa
culties of Omr REP Am DBPABTMENT." With pur present corps
of skilled mechanics and complete equipment of machinery and
tools we are are prepared te execute and warrant all work en
trusted te us!
WATOH 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.
FOB PRESIDENT :
WINFIEED S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT :
TVELIIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
GEN.
HON.
The great principles or iBierican lib
erty are still the lewfal Inheritance or
this people, ana ever should be. The
right ertrlalby jnry, the habeas corpus,
the liberty of the press, the freedom of
speech, the natural rights of persons and
the rights ef property must be preserved.
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
Maj. Gen.CemdgDept. La. and Texas.
State Electoral Ticket.
ELECTORS.
R. E.MONAGHAN,
W. H. PLAYFORD.
JOHN SLEVIN.
E. A. PUE.
J. M. CAMPBELL.
GILLES DALLET.
JOHN N, MOFFET.
EDWIN WALDON.
NATHAN C.JAMES.
GEOKGE FILBERT.
JAMES G. McSPARRAN.
DR. ALFRED J. MARTIN
ADAM GERRINGER.
FRANK TURNER.
P. J. BIRMINGGHAM.
II. E. DAVIS.
GEORGE A. POST.
A. M. BENTON.I
J. P. LINTON.
COL. JOHN S. MILLER.
J. O. SAXTON.
C. X.. BOWER.
J. A. J. BUCHANAN.
CHRISTOPHER MAGEE.
ROBERT M. GIBSON.
THOS. BRADFORD.
HARRY W. WILSON
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
J. ROSS THOMPSON.
DEMOCRATIC STATU TICKET.
FOR Surinam JUDGE.
GEORG E A. J ENKS.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
ROBERT P. DECHERT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNT V TICKET.
FOR COSGRES3.
J. L. STEINMETZ.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORSEY.
d. Mcmullen.
FOR SENATOR (13tll DISTRICT.)
j. B. DOUGLASS.
FOR ASSEMBLY (2d DISTRICT.)
S. C. STEVENSON,
S. P. SHIRK.
FOR ASSEMRLT (3d DISTRICT.)
II. M. BRENEMAN.
It. DAVIS YUNDT,
JACOB M. HAENLEN.
FOR FRISON lNSrECTOnS.
BARTON N. WINTERS
BENJ. MILLER.
FOR VOOR DIRECTORS.
A. J. SNYDER,
JOHN FRANCISCUS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE MOTICE.
It is impossible ler a woman after a falthltil
course of treatment with Lydla E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound te continue te sutter
with a weakness et the uterus. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. Lydia E. Plnkham, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
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The I'leasares et Hepe.
When the body Is bowed with pain an intenwc
longing for relief brings hope. This may
brighten the suffering but it does net cure. At
a time like this hew welcome Is such a friend
as Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
bringing hope, health and happiness and the
joys of a renewed lite.
Tub ambition et the American people leads
them te overtax their strength and completely
break down their nervous systems, impov
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stitutions. Recover your constitution imme
diately, before It Is tee late, by taking Dr.
Browning's Tonle and Alterative, the great
Bleed Purifier and Bleed Maker. Prlce 50
cents and $1. Fer sale by the Proprietor, W.
Champien Browning, M. D., 1117 Arch street,
Philadelphia, and all Druggists and Dealers In
Medicines. s2-lwdTu,Th&S
"Sellers' Liver Pills' cured me of liver com
plaint of eight years' standing." Win. Evans,
Joilet, 111. Give them a trial.
M. A. St. Mars, St. Boniface, Manitoba,
writes: "Dr. Themas' Eclcctrie Oil is a public
bcncllt. It has done wonders here, and lias
cured me et a bad cold in ene day." Fer sale
by II. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 Nertli
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 29
Try Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup
Coughs.
"Brown's Jlrenchial Troches" arc used with
advantage te alleviate Coughs, Sere Threat,
Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections. Fer
thirty years these Troches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They arc 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 Threat.
"Brown's Bronchial , 'Treche's" act directly
en the organs efthe voice. They have an ex
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and Larynx, restoring a healthy tene when re
laxed, cither lrem cold or ovcr-excrtlon of the
voice, and produce a clearand distinct enunci
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useful.
A Cough, Celd, Catarrh ei Sere Threat re
quires immediate attention, as neglect el ten
times results In some Incurable Lung Disease.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" will almost In
variably give relief. Imitations are offered for
sale, many et which arc Injurious. The genu
ine "Brown's Bronchial Troches" arc sold
only in boxes. ianlMyd&wTu.TliAS
The Invalid finds in "Dr. Llndsey's Bleed
Searcher" nature's great restorer. It Is won wen
derlul. Mothers! mothers!! Mothers! It
Arc you disturbed at night and broken et
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain or cutting teeth?
It se, go at once and get a bottle of MRS. WINS
LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 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 lias ever used 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 uc in 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
23 cents a bottle. fi 17-lyd A wM.VAS
A Werd te Our Readers.
When you read of a remedy that will cure al
diseases, beware of it ; but when reu read of a
pure vegetable compound wldch claims te
cure only certain parts of the body, and fur
nishes high proof that it does this,' you can
safely try and with the assurance that it will
help you. This is just what Warner's Safe
Kianey and Liver Cure docs. It cures nil
troubles el the lower portion et the body and
none ethers. It will net help the toothache,
earache nor consumption, but It will put your
body in a vigorous and healthy state where
en can enjoy uic nnu appreciate its reed
gs. Try It, " j
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Warm Weather and Its Effects.
Many people, especially ladles, complain at
this season efthe year of a general; weakness
or debUity. The use of Speer's Pert Grape
Wineprcvents this. The wine Is said te have
a most wonderful effect In giving strength,
vigor and tone te the whole system. It is ax.
tenslvcly used by ladies nursing, or about te
nurse infants. This wine Is net a manufactured
article no liquor Is added te It. It Is no patent
medicine or cordial humbug, but Is a superior
wine efthe Oporto grape. It Is pure, old, un
adulterated wine, nothing mero or less. Mr.
Speer has been supplying hospitals with his
wine for many years past. It is said te be un
surpassed for summer complaints, and for
weakly persons. The prlce is low ler se excel
lent a wine, and no family need be without it.
This wine Is endorsed by Drs. Atlce and
Davis, and sold by II. E. Slaymaker.
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A Blddle.
Four people sat down at a table te play.
They played all that night and part of next
day;
This one thing observe, that when they wcre
Nobody played with, and nobody cheated ;
Yci when they get up, eaeh was winner a
gulnci,
Who tells me this liddle I'm sure Is no ninny.
The answer te this Is, " they were four musi
cian.' , ,
They crcij-i themselves, till they needed
Physicians, j
Tl 3v s Jtlered much pain and agony endured,
l.Hhey used EclectricOil and then they were
ci'red.
Fer sa'.e by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street, Lancaster Pa. 30
Try Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
MARRIAGES.
Baktlev-Hart. September 1, 1880, at St.
Thomps's church. Villa Neva, Pa., by the Rev.
Father bhecran, Mr. James A. Bartley, of Dil
lervllle, Lancster county, Pa., te Miss Kate
B. Hart, et Bryn Mawr, Pa. lid
HEATHS.
Tomlissen. In this ciiy, en September 1,
1SS0, Jehn ToinUnsen, In the 50th year of his
age. .
The relatives and friends et the family are
respectfully Invited te attenil the funeral from
his late residence. Ne. 49 Middle street, en Sat
urday afternoon at 2M o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery.
'SEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S'
OUR HBOUX LUNCH THIS EVENING AT
JOHN SPENGLER'S FULTON OPERA
HOUSE SALOON,
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100 Tens et Rags Wanted,
Fer which the lUghcst prlce will be paid.
2?f CENTS PER POUND FOR GOOD
MIXED RAGS.
The highest price paid for Woolens, Old
Paper, Beeks, 4c. Ten Rag Asserters wanted4
te whom the highest price will be paid.
JOHN A. SHOBER,
Cor. North Queen ami Orange Streets,
yj-tfdR Lancaster, Pa
PROPOSALS WILL UK RKCK1VKD AT
the Mayer's OOlce up te MONDAY, SEP
TEMBER G, 1880, at 8 o'clock p. m., for digging
out and filling In sixteen hundred (1,600) feet,
mere or less, et trench for water pipes along
Lemen street, westward from North Queen te
conceru aiiey ; ier uigging out nnu lining iu
330 lect, mere or Jess, en North Plum street,
between the Pennsylvania railroad and the
New Helland pike ; for digging out and tilling
in 175 feet, mere or less, en Millllu street, west
01 Water s'-r-et. trenches te be 4 feet deep and
2 feet wlde. Bids must be made for each
trench icparately: te state hew much ler
earth and hew much for rock per cubic yard.
Werk te be dene under the direction and sub
ject te the measurement of the Superintendent
efthe Water Works and at the time he may
direct. Bend in $200 for the faithful perform
ance of the work te accemnaiiT bid.
PROPOSALS will be received at the sameJ
time and place for as much goon American icaa
(net exceeding two tens) as the city may re
quire te April 1, 1889.
PROPOSALS will be received at the'samc
time and place for repairing Nes. 2 and 3 Blr
kcnblne immps at the Water Works according
te specifications te be seen at the Mayer's
Office. JOHN T. MacGONIULE,
Chairman of Water Committee.
se,-2-3td-TFS.
AM USEMENTS.
UULTON OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday, September 7, 1880.
FORD'S
BRILLIANT COMEDY CO.
After two weeks In Baltimore and one week
in Washington, will produce the musical com
edy of
"FnnikFidkr
With the gems of SIX OPERAS, and many
bright minstrel effects introduced.
Full of Fun, Jollity and Merry Music In
cidental te a Trip from China
te California.
ADMISSION, - - - - 35 and 50 Cts.
RESERVED SEATS, 75 Cts.
New en sale at Opera Heuse. sl-Ctd
TULTON OrElU HOUSE.
ON
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. G, 1SS0.
The world-famed, great original and en'y
Mme Rente's Minstrels,
Enhancing Its Illustrious value and interest
by merging Inte Itself the equally honored
VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA,
and their equally eminent
VIVANDIERE CORNET BAND
AMD
M'me. RENTZ'S
Peerless Opera Burlesque Stars.
RESERVED SEATS,
the Opera Heuse Office.
75 CENTS, en sale at
s,2-ltd
WANTED.
WANTED. .EVERYBODY TO ADVEK
tisc, free of charge. In the Iktelliekn
cxr, who wants something te de.
WANTED A GIRL WANTED TO DO
general housework. Geed relcrcnce re
quired. Apply at Leeb's store. Ne. 2G North
Queen street, Lancaster.
aSl-Std JACOB LOEB.
WANTED. ONE FURNISHED FRONT
room, suitable for two pernens, between
King and Walnut streets. North Prince or
North Queen preferred. Address " S," Intelll
eencer Office. ltd
WANTED A COUNTRY OlltL WANTS A
situation te de general housework. Can
give geed reference. ' Apply at the Iktellioex Iktellieex
czn office. ltd'
GIRL WANTED A GOOD AND RJSLIA
ble girl wanted for general housework at
Ne, 9 East King Street, ltd
EDITIOS.
THUB8DAT KVWNG, 6KPT. a, 1880.
HOME AND ABROAD.
HANCOCK SURE OF INDIANA.
THE PACIFIED UTES.
Fires, Politics, Beceptteas and Crime.
IN THE WEE 8MA' HOUKS.
SmUlng Down Irish Legislation.
Londen, September 2. The resolution
of Mr. Themas P. O'Connor, Heme Ruler,
member for Galway " that it is no longer
just or expedient that all measures for the
improvement of the condition of the peo
ple of England, Ireland and Scotland
should be at the mercy of a body
consisting of legislators, hereditary
and irresponsible," was moved in the
house of commons, in the small hours of
Wednesday morning. After the burial
bill was seconded by Mr. Tabeucher (Lib
cral) member for Northampton. The
Marquis of Hartington humorously depre
cated the raising of a great constitutional
question at half past three o'cleok in the
morning. The house then divided en the
question. The numbers were 13 yeas te
71 nays.
INDIANA SAFE.
English Say Se.
Albany, N. Y., Sept. 2 At the Deme-1
cratic barbecue at the lair grounds yes
terday, speeches wero made by Speaker
Randall, S. S. Cox, ex-Governer Walker
and ethers. A letter of regret at his in
ability te be present was read from Gener
al Hancock. Anether was read from Hen.
Wm. H. English, in which he says, " We
are counting upon the vote of the great
Empire state- for Hancock and English,
and will see that the vote of Indiana is
cast for the same ticket."
FOB 81.65.
A Man Garroted la DayUgut.
New Yerk, Sept. 2. Yesterday neon as
James Mooney, a mechanie, was passing
through Sixth avenue en his way home te
dinner, two men suddenly pounced en him,
knocked him down, beat him in a fearful
manner and rifled his pockets of ene dol
lar and sixty-five cents. A crowd gathered
about but the men drew revolvers and de.
fled them te molest them. Late last night
Wm. Stevens and Jehn Moere, alias
"Fighter" Moere, the highwaymen, were
caught by a dctective, and te-day Justice
Smith locked both up fertrial en $1,500
bail.
Y. M. O. A.
PiTTsnuRan, Pa., Sept. 2. -The state
executive committee of the Yeung Men's
Christian association have issued a call for
the thirteenth annual convention te meet
at Wilkcsbarre from September 23d te
the 26th. Representatives from 180
Christian associations will be in attend
ance. A Foel and His Meney.
Billv Gressman, a former laboring ere
miner, in Longswamp, Berks county, had J
his head turned by getting a f4U,0UO
fortune from Germany. He Is ridi
ing te the devil en the backs of
seven expensive horses, lavishes money en
his wife, has bought two taverns and the
ether day gave a former female associate
tramp $1,000 te get rid of her.
The Use Treaty.
"Washington Sept. 2. Tne Interior de
partment fe-day received a despatch from
Colerado saying that seventy-five of the
Utes signed the ratification en August 27.
The commisien expect ultimately te obtain
the assent of all the Utcs at the southern
agency.
8X7.
Ne Formal Reception.
Chicago, Sept. 2. Mr. Hayes and party
arrived here at 0.-30 this morning. There
was no formal reception and the party
drove te the Grand Pacific hotel for break
fast. They left for the "West at eleven
o'clock, in a special car.
Railroad Accident.
Londen, Sept. 2. A train en the Mid
land railway, going from Liverpool te
Londen, ran off the track just outside tt
Central station at Manchester te-day. Twe
carriages were smashed, and a number Of
passengers injured.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 2. Fer the
New England and Middle Atlantic states,
falling barometer, slightly warmer weather
with southerly winds and partly cloudy
weather.
.
Legislative Nomination.
Pottsville, Sept. 2. W. "W. Hcffner
was nominated te-day for assembly by the
Republican legislative convention of the
second district, Schuylkill oennty.
Piane Case Factory Burned.
Fitchburg, Mass., Sept. 2. Stcinway
& Sens' piano case factory burned this
morning ; less, estimated at $15,000.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
THE
Lancaster Organ MauoTactery
Without a doubt furnish the FINEST IN
STRUMENTS In the Market. Warerooms
North Queen street, Manufactory in the rear.
Branch Office, 15$ East King Street.
Alex. McKillips, Proprietor.
Alse Agent for Lancaster County for
CIIICKEItING A SON'S Celebrated
PIANOS. .
A FuU Line et Sheet and ether Music, Small
Instruments. Violins, Banjos, Band Instru
ments. Ac, always en hand. 113-lydSAlyw
GRAND LUNCH.
On THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 2, i
grand lunch will be served at
b KNAPP'S SALOON,
sl-2td East King street.
CONGrREISS HALL,
CAPE MAT, N. J.
OPEN FOB THE SEASON.
H. J. A G. R. CRUMP, Of the Colonnade Hetel,
E.A.GILLETT, Philadelphia.
)yl3-lftdeed
It you want a
GOOD PITTING BOOT OR SHOE,
Ready-made or made te order, cell at
F. HLEMENZ'S,
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom work a specialty. jeaesAWtfd
LttD
WYrk
Haw Te, Sep. l-lfep State aad Wert
era -Dttjwr arrcr j Hayraaa gfaf at
253: extra de at nim: ehetee, do
ts 954 65; fiuiey de, ffSOJU 73: round
hoop Ohie ft ue4 00; choice Jae M60
5 75 ; superfine western t39ag tt; ewanaea
a extra ue - vwie; nw w
85 icholee white wheat de fi 4 65:
itltalli common te fair extra 73
5 : -RMftte choice doKeefpeee.
Wheat heavy fKOle lower and lair specu
lative trade ;Ve!White Sent, fi -MKeiOOfc
de October 105O105Ze; Ne. 3 Bed Sept.
il Qfl 04Xc ; de Ooteber, 106?1 OSe ; de
Nov.tTfBe. , , . ,
Cern a shade better, fairly active; Mixed
western spot. Mle ; de fetere.wifWKc.
Oataflxmert State, at J84ac;Wetern,at
373410.
ruiadalvata Markat.
ftntmitreti, September 1 Fleur dull but
unchanged; Superfine extra, Ohie and Indiana
family, Penn'a hunlly, St. Leuis nraUly, Minn,
family, patent and high grades-
Rye flour at at 25Q4 5tt . D
Wheat dull and lewer: KaJ Wast t Bed
61 03&G3 00; Penn'a Bed tl 04; Amber at
1105.
Cern steady; steamer 32c; yellow 33c;
mixed 52a32ic. .
Oats strong and higher; Ne. 1. White; c
Ne. 2. de lOe; Ne. 3, de 33033c; Ne.
?, Mixed 37Q2SU.
Rye firm and scarce, 84.
Previsions market. Jobbing trade enly:
mess perk ilG C0Q16 23; beer hams 620 CO
21 00 ; Indian nwss beet at $16 00 ; bacon
smoked shoulders 6c; salt de &&; smoked
hams 19013c; pickled bams l6J10jKe.
Lard firm; city kettle at S&c; loose
butchers' 8c; prime steam 8Jc.-
Butter scarce with better demand;
Creamery extra 2627e; Creamery geed te
choice 16250; Bradford county and New Yerk
extra, 216250 ; Western reserve extra 17018c;
de geed te choice 14910c; Rolls dull, quality
peer; Penn'a extra 13018; Western reserve
extra 13016c. A
Eggs firmer; Penn'a at 19)0090: Western
Cheese s'reng; New Tork full eream
13c ; Western full cream 12e : de fair te geed
110UXc; de half skims 100110.
Petreleum.flrm ; refined BKc.
Whisky 91 15.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever firm at 3 25
6875: Timethy firm at 93 4O02UO; Flaxseed
quiet at $127 bid.
took Market.
September i.
Stocks strong.
Nbw Yerk Stocks.
x. sc. a. ic r. v. f. x,
10:20 11:05 1:30 2:25 &00
ErieR. R.
38 38X 39 39M Wi
Michigan S. A L. S.
lOKi 107J 107 107VS 11
Michigan Cent. R. B.. 942 W& WA 5X 9
Chicago A N. W. 9 101 101j 101 101
Chicago, M. ft St. P... 8855 89X 8Mf Hl 89).
Han. A St. j. Cem
" P'ld....
Teledo ft Wabash....
Ohie ft Mississippi
St. Leuis, I. M. ftS.lt..
Ontario and Western,
C.C. ftl.C.R. B.
?A WA 24
19 20Z 21i
New Jersey Central
3y Central.. 76 wwg 40 e ie
V tmnaT tmn
n-a K--J1 jnt uii aKy cre.iv an hi:
Del., Lack, ft Western 89JS 9ef2 90 , MX Wi
Western Union TeL.JOt 104J2 104 104:105
Pacific MaUS.S. Ce.. 39M $ &
Manhattan Elevated. 27 271 .... 27 27Jg
Union Pacific 93Vi !W5 SH'X 91g 4
Kansas ft Texas :; sa 3G? 36 36
Meney..... - ...... .... .... 2 .... ....
New Yerk Central 13054
Adams Express 116
Illinois Central 112
Cleveland ft Pitts 122
Chicago ft Reck 1 114
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W 123
PrnXADKLPHIA.
Pennsylvania R, R.
PbU'a. A Heading...
Lehigh Valley
Lehitrh Navigation
58
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53 iVA
3142 3lk
Northern Pacific Cem
w
533
11 It J17,l
Pitts., Tltusv'eft B...
Northern Central . . . .
PhlPaAErle B. R...
Northern Penn'a....
Un.R.R'8 efN.J....
IT(stonville Pass
12J4 12S
a7h 7 a "
15-& 12 1 15
4Wi 48 tn
16bC2 .... 168J4168
y. 21 .... 2I4 20
Central Trans. Ce 50 50 00
POLITICAL.
MUTIC ML!
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
City Democracy
WILL BE HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF TUB CITY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
IN THE SOUTHEAST ANGLE OF
CENTRE SQUARE,
Friday Evening, Sept. 3.
J. 0. McALAMEY, Esq,
OF HARRISBURG,
(Ol counsel ler the prosecution of the riot
bill legislative bribers)
EDaAR M. LEYM, Esq.,
OF READING,
will address the meeting.
THE HANCOCK GLEE CLUB
et this clly will make their first public) ap
pearance en thts occasion.
TIIE NEW TRANSPARENCY BANNER Of
the Central Headquarters will be lighted up.
Ward Clubs will nssemble at their headquar
ters and thence march te the place et meeting
W. U. HENSEL,
Chalrauin Ce. Committee.
TOR SALE OR RENT,
PUBLIC HALE OF VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY. On SATURDAY. SEPTEM
BER 23, 1880, the undersigned executer efthe
will of Kllllan Beck, deceased, will offer at
Snbllc sale at the Columbia Garden hotel,
nuth Oueen street. Lancaster city. Pa., the
following described real estate of said de
ceased, te wit:
All that certain one-sterv and attle Frame
DWELLING HOUSE with Frame Kitchen at
tnnhfil. Frame Barn with Waeen Sited attach
ed. Heg Sty and ether outbuildings, Well of
water with pump tnercin, iruu trees' anueiner
Improvements, and 4 ACRES and 86 PERCHES
of land, mere or lcs9. thereto belonging, situate
en the south side of Leve lane, in said city of
Lancaster, odlelnlncr Leve lane and property
l .-r . r. -.r v. -.. -
t et cnrisunn .bees anu einers..
sale te commence at 7 o'cieck n. m. en saiu
day. when attendance will be given and terms
matle known by
ANDREW SHREINER,
Executer.
Jacob Guvdaxw, Auct. augas-ThAMtsd
PUBLIC SALK OF VALUABLE REAL
cstate in Lancaster city. On WEDNES
DAY evening. SEPTEMBER 15, 1880, at 7
o'clock, at the Swan Hetel, Seuth Queen street.
In the city of Lancaster, wUl be sold the fol
lowing real estate, vlx :
Ne. I, A let of ground. Ne. 3, east sldeet
Seath Queen street, containing In front 25 feet
and in depth 113 feet with an alley, upon
whieh Is erected a Twe-story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with two-story brick beck build
ing and Blacksmith Shep in basement.
J place, containing In irent 10 feet each and In
Frame Stable.
Ne. 3, A let of ground, situated in aeme
place, containing in lrent 20 feet and in depth
140 feet, en which is erected a two-story
Wagonmakcr's;shep.
Ne. 4, A let of ground, situated in same
place, containing in front 23 feet and in depth
110 feet, en which is erected a two-story Brick
Dwelling beuse with one-story frame back
building.
Possession and title en April 1, 1881 . Terms
en day of sale by
WILLIAM BEIFERT.
8 jjfUK. Haas A Sew, Auct. sepl-cedts
MISCELLANEOUS.
INSTRUCTION IN MUSHJ-MISS MAGGIE
Spurrier wUl begin her Instructions in
Piane Music September i. for particulars
apply nt Ne. 402 North Duke street.
aug28-d&4
HANCOCK GARDEN,
ZAEPFEL'3 SALOON.
I Centre Square, Is the most cheerful place in
town. Plenty et light and treah air. Best of
beer en tap. Liquors of all kinds, the best In
he city, Cenwaudtee. a87HT4
3 ?6
83X
38K 39
32 35U
68 562
24K 24K
IMi 19K
5SK 58 58
... 3l 31Ji ....
2 30 30 30
5-PA 54 S3.M 53
11 12K ....
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swurr
ASmiCEBMS'
Lancaster Bazaar
13 EAST KING ST.
Special Netice te Omr Customers.
Oar stere will be closed en MONDAY and
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER tba eta and 7th, en
account of holidays. Will be reopened Tues
day evening. SEPTEMBER 7th, at 6 p. m.
We also beg te Inform the ladies of Lancaster
and vicinity that we shall keep for the next
season a complete line of
TRIMMED MILLINERY,
and offer such at our weU known low prices.
Due netice wUl be given of our PAIL. OPEN
IKU. We have opened tliU week a new line et
COESETS,
which we offer at our well-known low prices.
Call In and examine the goods and prices Our
well-known
400. CORSET,
is still in great demand, and cannot be snr snr
pessed by any ether in the market.
We ener a first-class
French Were Corset for 68c.
The "COUNTLESS," a slde-steel and laced
Corset, torSOe.
The "QUEEN CORSET 'cxtralength.deuble
busk, aide steels, embroidered bust and front,
for 74c.
The " PAVILION," a handsome and most cl cl
egantCerset, spoon busk, laced at thp hips,
side steels, embroidered bust, trimmed with
lace edge. In white and drab, ler 75e.
Our extra long "STAR CORSET." with
double busk, side steels, worth S1.23, for only
)3c.
Our leading 100-benc Corset, the " PARIS
IAN," for $1.00.
A mi.t elnmint VltF.VnK WOVEN CORSET.
extra long, side steels, with rich hand embroid
ered bust, for $1.00.
A splendid NURSING CORSET, side steels,
SO-bone, for $1.00.
The "CXPRU9," spoon bnsk, side steels,
elaborately embroidered bust and front, at
fl.23.
The "DOUBLE ADJUSTABLE" corset, me
steels, double slde-iaclngs, extra long, at $1.50.
The "LISBON," a most elegant, long Corset,
side steels, with llkstltcblngs. at $1.00.
An elegant "SATIN COUTILLE" Corset, In
pink, blue, cream and drab, for $3.00.
We are closing out a let of
Corsets, odd sizes, for 25c.
thereby offering our customers a cliance te
fiurchase a Corset worth S0c., 75c. and $1.00 ler
lie'small sum et 23c.
EARLY FALL HATS.
One Let of New Style Hats at 21c
One Let of Fine MILAN HATS at Glc
MOSQUITO NETS.
CANOPY NUTS OVER BEDS, i00
Wc have opened this week a Full Line or
WORSTEDS,
anil offer them at prices never sold for be
fore. Knitting Yarns at 80c per pound.
First Quality at 9Cc "
BEST
GmiGeimMiiYaii
Common Celers 11.40 per pound, 35c per
quarter.
High Celers and Balmoral $LG0 per pound,
40c per quarter.
GBBMANTOWN WOOL. -
Black and White SU5 per pound
Colored 1.50
Shetland Fless 1.40
Shetland Yarn 1.80 "
BEST IMPORTED
BERLIN ZEPHYR,
Full Weight, All Celers, at the uniform price
f NINE CENTS
Per ounce, $1.35 per pound.
DEXTER
Sail Knitting Cotten,
All Number.?, at 7c a ball
Excelsior Ball Cotten at 4caball
EMBROIDERY SILK,
fn all Celers, 25c a hunch or twenty-nve
Skeins.
White Perforated Card Beard at 3c a sheet
Silver Card Beard at 5c a sheet
-IN
Fall Underwear
Wc are offering seme great inducements.
An elegant Ladies' Merine Undershirt, silk
stitched front, regular made cuffs, at 50c
The best ever sold in this city for the price.
DRAWERS the same price.
Child's heavy, geed quality Undershirts
from .25c upwards
An excellent Gent's heavy Merine Undershirt
for. a
Gents' English Merine Socks, regular made,
for 25c a pair
CHILD'S IMPORTED
Fall Cotten Hosiery,
In New and Elegant Designs.
Ladles' Heavy iron frame Hese, full regular
made, Londen length, 23ca pair
Heavy Baibriggan Hese, full regular made
silk clocked, 25c
POLKA DOTTED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
all silk, 49c.
Satin Hat and Neck Scarfs, polka dotted,.. ..50c
Pelka Dotted Satin Neckties for Gents.
Pelka Dotted Satin Shirt Cevers for Gents
in the latest designs.
Gents' PeUta Dotted Handkerchief, 10c a piece.
Gents' Satin Scarfs and Ties In black and
colored.
Men's extra size Undershirts up te 50 Inches.
A large assortment of Gent's Suspenders
Socks, Dress Shirts, Handkerchiefs, Ac.
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