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FIREMEN'S CONVENTION.
Reception of the America of Allentown
Resolutions Illative te the City
Appropriation.
Last evening a firemen's convention was
held at tbe Americas engine beuse. In
the absence of C. M. Hewell, president.
Slier. Smith, of the Fiicr.dsh'p, was elect
ed pic&idint pre tern, ind Andrew F.
Hammend, of the Washington, acted as
secretary. Every company except the
Empire was represented. The committee
en reception of the America of Allentown
formed the following route :
Ferm at Heading outer depot at 7J
p. m., march down Prince te Lemen, te
North Queen, te Walnut, te Duke, te
Orange, te Mary, te West King, te Pr nee
te Hazel, te Seuth Queen, te Vine te
Lime, te East King, te Ann, ceuntcrm.icih
teShippcn and dismiss.
Capt. E. McMellcn was unanimously
elected chief marshal.
The following resolutions were passed :
lleseltrd, That we, the representatives
of the different fiic companies of Lancas
ter, in convention assembled, consider it
unjust and uncalled for in the finance com
mittee of councils withholding our yearly
appropriation te which wc arc entitled,
aud which is entirely inadequate for the
support of any company iuthedepartment,
and allowing us but one-half of such ap
propriation as passed by councils.
llcnekcd, That we further consider this
pittance dearly earned, and demand our
appropriation "as passed aud allotted te us
by the city.
Adjourned.
The Empire Will Turn Out
The Empire hook and ladder company
held a meeting at their truck house last
evening. They resolved te turn out en
the evening (hat the America company
of Allentown will arrive here. Samuel S.
Spiccher was elected chief marshal, with
Jehn O. Carter and Jacob P. Shirk as aids.
Horses will be driven in the truck upon
which there will -be a calcium light, pro
vided one can be piecured. It was owing
te the length of the meeting that there was
no one at the firemen's convention te rep
resent the company. The parade will ec -cur
en the 15th hist.
The Lampeter l'ele Raining.
Our Lampeter correspondent sends us a
graphic account of the Republican pole
raising at that village en Saturday, but we
have net room for its insertion in full. Our
correspondent states that with their usual
bad luck the Republicans had a liaru time
getting the pole from the weeds te the
village. The wagon en which it was being
dragged upset and deposited it in the mud.
At another point in the read several panels
of fence were knocked down. With the as
sistance of Democrats the pole was finally
put up and speeches were made by "Hen."
Jehn II. Laudis, Jake Amwake, Dr.
(Satchell and Senater Myliu, all of
whom failed te raise any - enthusiasm
for the cause or candidates. Of Am
wake's speech our correspondent says:
After relieving himself of a surplus amount
of tobacco juice he commenced his speech,
if s-icceli it might be called. All knew the
man, anil can well imagine the nature of
his harangue. His vulgarity and blasphe
my caused the most radical Republican te
blush and some were heard te say " pull
him down !" This speech would have
been a disgrace te any party. Even the
vile tongue of the sand-let orator could net
have surpas.'.cd it. He told the boys that
before the campaign is ever he will come
eat and give them some of his experiences
in the work, but I venture the assertion
that if the voices of the respectable people
have anything te de with future engage
ments Jake Amwake will never again ad
dress a West Lampeter meeting."
PALLING l'ROM c.uaci:.
Orator Weaver Hi the Sunday Scheel.
Win. IX Weaver, csj., the Republican
o.-iter, was called upon en Sunday te take
charge of a class of boys iu the Presby
terian mission Sunday school. The lessen
was the story of the fall of Sodom and
Gomeriah en account of their wickedness,
and the teacher took occasion te impress
upon his youthful hearers the enormity of
the wickedness of these who fall from
grace by sinning against light and knowl
edge. He then asked the boys if they
could name any eminent men who had
thus fallen. One of the boys named Judas
Iscarier, who betrayed his Lord ; another
named Benedict Arneld, who betrayed
his country; another, Aaren Burr, who
betrayed the Democracy and strove te
build up an empire en the ruins of the
union. Mr. Weaver was delighted with
the readiness with which the boys named
the men of bad eminence who had fallen
from grace because of their own wicked
ness, and asked whether they could name
any mere of them. One little white-head,
who probably get held of Judge Poland's
congressional reiert, startled his teacher
by naming James A. Garfield, the man
who sold liis vote and took a $3,000 bribe,
and
Mr. Weaver brought the examination te
a hasty elese made a "shorter catechism"
than he had intended and did net jicrniit
the youngster te tell anything mere about
Garfield's fall from grace.
Itiils ter Trenching.
The following arc the bids for digging
trenches for laying water pipes in differ
ent sections efthe city, received by the
water committee and opened by them last
evening.
Fer' dinging trench in West Lemen
street : Thes. .Madden, per yard for earth
l." cents ; Nicholas Nary, for rock 50 cents
and for earth l-i cents.
Fer trench in Milllin street, Rogers &
Geitcr. for rock -10(rt.-15 cents, for earth 10
cents ; Nicholas Naiy for rock 50 cents, for
earth 14 cents.
Fer trench en Plum street : Nicholas Nary
for rock r0 cents, for earth 11 cents. Fer
lead for joints Fliuu & Urcncman were the
only bidders, ej cents per pound, and te
them was awarded the contract.
The contract for work en Mifiliu street
was awarded te Rogers & Gciter, en con
dition that the prices for excavating reek
be 10 cents. The work en Lemen aud
Plum street was awarded te Nicholas Nary.
Rids for the repair of the pumps run by
water power at the city water works,
were also opened, but were net made
public, nor was the contract awarded.
The Hancock Veterans.
The members of companies A aud B, of
the Hancock veteran club, met at the
club rooms in Centre square, last evening
and elected the following officers :
Cempnivi A Captain, Gee. W. Zccher ;
1st Lieutenant, Peter Demmel ; 2d Lieut
enant, Thce. Wcnditz. Capt. Zccher was
authorized te appoint all the non-commissioned
officers. They will probably be
announced at the general meeting of the
veterans te be held te-night.
Company Captain, Lawrence Beyle ;
1st Lieutenant, Emanuel Guudaker; 2d
Lieutenant, Jehn J. Hartley ; 1st Ser
geant. L. E. Fulmcr ; 2d Sergeant, An
drew Shay ; :d Sergeant, Jehn Miller ;
4th Sergeant, Jesse Nye ; 5th Sergeant,
Samuel Watsen.
The selection of corporals was for the
present laid ever. They will probably be
chosen at the meeting this evening, at
which time companies C and D will also
organize.
liirlhdny Party.
Yesterday, Jehn Scheenbcrger, mine
host of the Trcment house, completed his
58th vcar. Iu celebration of the event he
was called upon by his fellow members of
the Maennercherand JMeuerkranz societies
and scores of ether old friends, all cf whom
he entertained right royally, with a boun
teous lunch set in the yard connected with
the hotel. Tiie festivities were kept up
until after midnight, and many a " health"
was drauk te Mr. Schecnberger.
COLUMBIA -MEWS.
OCR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
Over a Thousand Scheel Children Prospect
ive Reopening or the Shawnee fur fur fur
naceBoeough Locals.
Mere than one thousand 1.035 is the
exact number children were enrolled as
pupils of the public schools en yesterday,
the opening day, and it is thought that be
fore the end of the week the number will
be increased at least a hundred. The
opening, in point of numbers, compares
favorably with that of last year. The nor
mal class teachers have been positioned in
the order of their election by tbe school
beard aud yesterday took their initial steps
in disciplining and teaching a separate
duty te each. In the mere advanced de
partments the machinery has been put in
motion and the wheels are new steadily
revolving.
We have it en excellent authority that
an effort will be made te start the Shawnee
rolling mill next week. Mr. J. W. Themas,
superintendent of the works, who has been
out of town for several weeks, has return
ed, and it is uuderstoeod he is making
every effort te get the works in motion
once mere. The mill can be stalled in
very shot t order when the company is
ready te make the start.
This morning, while turning into Locust
street, at Frent street, the wheel of Fil
bert's ice wagon was broken into pieces
and that portion of the wagon fell te the
ground resting en its axle. The brake
lock was also broken off. The ice was
transferred te a coal wagon and the rounds
of the town were made and the customers
served.
With reference te the invitation te Com
pany II. te participate iu the exhibition te
be given in Frederick City, Md., in Octo
ber next, a committee was appointed last
evening te sec what arrangements could be
made.
The minstrel performance given in the
opera house last evening is said te have
been very peer and te have been given te a
peer house.
The Pennsylvania railroad company will
run a special excursion train te the state
fair at Philadelphia en Friday. September
10. The tickets will be geed for two days
and will sell from Columbia at 1.G0.
The narrow gauge track of the Chestnut
Hill iron ere company will extend from the
Shawnee furnace te the Pennsylvania rail
road siding near the Susquehanna rolling
mill. The latter company purchase heavily
iu pig iron from the former and it is for
convenience in delivery te the mill, as well
as te the Pennsylvania railroad company
at their sidings," that the track will be
laid.
J. W. Stcacy's horse attached te a buggy
broke loose near the posteflicc last evening
and running up Locust street, turned into
Second, where he was grabbed and held
fast by a man. Ne damage te horse,
buggy or man.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Vigilant lire company will be held this
evening in the engine house parlors.
Final arrangements will be made for the
company's participation in the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the Washington county ag
ricultural aim mccnamcai association ei
Hagcrstewn, Md., te be held en October
20, and te attend which the company has
been invite:!.
A son of Cormick MeCall, while working
at the Susquchauna rolling mill a day or
two age, stepped into some het cinder and
severely burned one of his feet.
Gallagher, the original Otcl man, was in
Columbia yesterday.
There was a brilliant, keen and cutting
intellect at work en the Frederick division
of the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday.
It was decided te take a number of empty
cars from this place te run en an excursion
train leaving some point en that read to
day. Te de this required the running of
two sections te the Frederick accommoda
tion train, leaving here at 2:45 p. in. A
long string of these empty cars were at
tached te the first section, or regular train.
The second section left here half a minute
after the first, and consisted of an engine
with no cars. Why the empty cars, which
overloaded the first train, were net sent
with the second engine is a mystery.
Jehn S. Gricr, of Leck Haven, Pa., is
visiting in town te day.
The Protestant ministers of Columbia
held a mcctiug yesterday. Anether meet
ing will be held en next Monday, when the
question cf cauvassing the town te find out
hew many Bibles there are in it will come
up.
A striug of very fine bass at Black's
hotel attracted some attention last even
ing. The bricklayers have net yet finished
laying the new pavement in front of the
P. R. R. depot.
The members of the Citizens' band arc
decorating the Company II armory where
their fair, beginning en Thursday next and
continuing one week, will be held. If
work is a harbinger of success the boys
will have it.
A man was swung beautifully in at
tempting te jump en the Harrisburg ac
commodation train east evening bcferelast
at the Locust street crossing. He lit en a
pile of cinders and had his face scratched
almost beyond recognition.
THE BEFUKLICAN BANNER.
It-t Political Significance.
The Yeung Men's Republican club, hav
ing at last received their banner, swung it
out. across East King street opposite the
club room yesterday afternoon. It is about
the size of the Democratic banner en North
Queen street, and contains portraits of
Garfield and Arthur. Above them is an
alleged American eagle holding in its tal
ons something that leeks suspiciously like
the Confederate stars and bars, but which
is probably intended te represent the
Northern half efthe American shield the
Southern half being cut off. This is net an
inappropriate emblem of the disunion Re
publican party. The alleged eagle has its
neck stretched out at full length and is
looking due south, as though in search of
the missing portion of the shield. On
either end of the scroll containing the
names of the candidates arc a collection
of Chinese hieroglyphics, which are prob
ably intended te set forth Garfield's opin
ion en the Chinese questions. The faces
of both Garfield and Arthur wear an
anxious expression ; the former (en the
west side of the banner) looking apprehen
sively towards the Eighth ward and the
latter towards the Ninth. On the east
side Garfield's troubled face leeks towards
the Sixth and Arthur's towards the
Seventh.
Court Notes.
The jurors, who were drawn for the
court, which was te have been held next
week, will net be wanted as the cases set
down for trial that week have been con
tinued. Court will meet en Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock.
On next Monday the argument court
will commence.
Animal Pictures.
The programmers of Cooper & Bailey's
show arrived iu.tewu this morning. One
of them gave an exhibition of his drawing
by making" large pictures of elephants and
ether animals en the stone pavements of
North Queen and ether streets. He cer
tainly is an artist in his line.
Wild Harry.
This remarkable marksman was at New
Hellaud en Saturday and gave and exhibi
tion of his wonderful proficiency iu hand
ling the rifle. Harry has received flatter
ing proposals te join his old companions in
the Far West and may possibly close with
their offers.
ssanaMK RENTZ'S MINSTREL.
Their Performance Last Evening.
Last evening Madame Rentz's minstrels
appeared in the opera house. The weather
was warm; but 'notwithstanding the
gallery was full, while two-thirds of ; the
seats down stairs were occupied. The per
formance began with a minstrel overture
in which eight yeuug ladies and five men
were seen. The music and singing were
better by far than that of most organi
zations of the kind. The second part of
the performance was of the variety
order, and the feature of it were the
sketches by Miss Georgie and Jen Powers,
and Louisa Bliss and B. 8. Hedges. Alf
Lawten is a geed comedian, and his old
says were really funny. Alice Witherell
and E. F. Lindseygave a fine musical act,
which pleased all, as did the performance
nf mnit nf tlm nctm s. The entertainment
closed with a laughable musical burlesque,
AnfUliull'Pann'c Aunts emnnfrtlin Pirates."
There was nothing said or done during the
Mvnimr wliicli was calculated te offend
anyone, and these who went with the ex
pectatien et seeing an unclean snow were
sadly disappointed.
Accident te a Milk Wagen.
This morning about 9 o'clock the horse
attached te the milk wagon of Frank Ro Re
land, of Neffsvillc, while standing in front
of Ginder's store. East King street, this
eity, took fright and running upon the
pavement upset and badly broke the milk
wagon, spilled all the milk and broke a
number of articles of merchandise in front
of Mr. Ginder's store. Mr. Reland was
net hurt, being at the time iu Ginder's
store.
Fast iu the Mud.
This morning about 10 o'clock a horse
was discovered te be fast iu the mud en
thn edge of the Conestoga creek, near
Reigart's Landing. After several unsuc
cessful attempts by two young men te re
lease the animal, another horse belonging
te Mr. Heman, who lives near, washitched
te the horse bemircd in the mud, and it
was safely drawn te dry land.
The Rattle or Autletam.
MariiottBresitis, esq., of this city, will
be the orator en the occasion of the unveil
ing of a monument at Antietam, en the
17th inst, the anniversary of the battle of
thjiOplacc in 1862, when the rebels under
GedMal Lengstrect, at present United
States minister te Turkey, appointed by a
Republican administration, was defeated
by the Union army under General Han
cock, new the Democratic candidate for
president of the United States.
A Queer Nubbin.
Wc were shown last evening a tassel of
conrgrewn en the farm of 11. E. Leman,
en the top of which was grown a pretty
geed-sized car of corn. Such freaks of
nature are net very uncommon, but it is
seldom that se large an ear of the kind is
seen.
Sheeting Match
On Thursday, September 16, there will
be a sheeting match at Columbia between
eight men from Pert Deposit and eight
from this county, for $100 a side. Several
well-known shots from this city will
enter.
Obituary.
The wife of Comity Commissioner Isaac
Bushong died te-day at the residence of
her husband, near Heller's church, Upper
Leacock township. She had for a long
time been a sufferer from nervous neural
gia, which finally caused her death.
Equipment Picnic.
The picnic, held at Green Cottage yester
day, by the Seventh Ward Equipment as
sociation, was a very pleasant affair, aud
quite a respectable sum of money was
raised for the purchase of equipments for
the Democratic club of the ward.
Sale of Horses.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold
for Geerge Gressman, at the Mcrrimac
house yesterday, twenty-live horses at an
average price of 180.52 per head.
Overa million of Pret. Uullinctte's French
Kidney Pails have been sold in France. Who
will dare snv they arc a humbug?
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State Fair Excursion.
PliU.uleJnhiaH big day.grand combination ex
cursion te Philadelphia and Zoological Garden
en Saturday, Sept. 11. Tickets geed for three
days, te return en any train. Fare for the
round trip, only $i.(K). Special through train
leaves Lancaster (King Street) at C a. m., Cel
tinibia, a. in.; returning leave Bread street at
li p. in., Icllment. 0:15 p. m. Fer particulars
sec pesters and circulars at all stations en
Iteailing II. K. s4-7,9ai041tw
Mere Improvements at Hager's.
Messrs. Hagcr & Brether, the enterprising
dry goods Arm, have added te the many ether
attractions of their large establishment an ele
vator running from the basement under the
carpet room In the rear efthe building te the
top fleer. It in of the Clem ft Merse patent,
and was erected by Mr. Pierre i'ouillet, of that
linn. A peculiar and valuable feature et the
elevator Is an automatic attachment with
which it is provided, which opens and closes
the hatchway in the Aoerswhilcnscending and
descending, thus guard iiif, against the possi
bility of anyone falling through the opening ;
and "security is assured in the event of the
breaking of the cable by an arrangement In
the shape or a ratchet, which in case et acci
dent would held the elevator fast and prevent
it Ireni falling. This elevator is the only one of
the Kind in the city, and Messrs. linger
Brether arc entitled te credit ler this new evi
dence of their desire te previric for the com
fort and convenience of their patrons and ac
commodate the demands of their rapidly-increasing
trade. The rear portion of their
building occupied as carpet, queenswurc and
warcroein, recently damaged by fire, hiis been
handsomely refitted and restocked with an at
tractive exhibit of goods.
AiiiuscinciitF.
"Fun en the Pacific" Tonight. Wc feel am
ple confidence in assuring our readers of a
thoroughly enjoyable entertainment at Fulton
opera house this evening, when Manager
Ferd's excellent company will produce the
new musical eenicdy of " Fun en the Pacific."
The piece has been received with unbounded
popular favor wherever presented thus far.
The music is bright and sparkling, comprising
many efthe faverltcairs from half a dozen of
the best comic operas, while the scenes and in
cidents are pronounced as mirth-provoking te
a degree. Misses Belle Mackenzie, Marie
Beckcl and Blanche Thompson are in them
selves a host, and they are supplemented by
such favorites as Messrs. Jehn Rlcbcrt, Herbert
Archer, Frank Cuhuian and a dozen ethers.
A Wilmington newspaper of yesterday ac
cords the troupe high commendation.
Nlles, Mich., Heard Frem.
' Larimerc & lean, druggists (30 years in
business) write . ns that Day's Kidney Pad
gives better satisfaction than any remedy they
ever bold. s6-lwdMW&S
A UO OO ACCOUNT.
'Te miiii it up, six long years of bed-ridden
sickness and suffering, costing SiOO per year,
tetai, $1,200 all of which was stepped by three
bottles of Hep Bitters taken by my wife, who
has done her own housework for a year slnce
without the less et a day, and I want every
body te knew It ler their benefit."
"Jehk Weeks, Butler, N. Y."
Ulcerative weaknesses and debilitating bu
rn ors et females cured by Malt Bitters.
Of the first stain or speck beware
That en your teeth you may espy,
There Is by far mere danger there,
Than at the moment meets the eye.
Use SOZODOXT without delay.
And thus arrest the first decay.
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Our sharp reporter was neatly shaved yes
terday with Cuticura Shaving Seap.
sew ' astemtlsemuits.
Among the many advantages gained by our change of busineeB
location, an important one is the enlarged rooms and unproved fa
cilities of our REPAIR DEPARTMENT. With our present corps
of skilled mechanics and complete equipment of machinery and
tools we are are prepared te execute and warrant all work en en
trustedte 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.
NOTICE!
r
tn
otter the entire stock, consisting et
10,000 Pairs of Beets and Shoes of the best Styles and Makes,
at least 25 per cent, less than they can be bought elsewhere. v,nSnaileasjiccial
goods for the last two year., asplendid opportunity is new offered te buy superior BOOTS and
SHOES at lower prices than THASH can be bought elsewhere.
FARMERS !
TIKE STOCK must be SOLD out as SOON ns POSSIBLE. We also offer a part et 'Uie fixtures et
the store, consisting of revolving fixture In window. Lounges, part of shelving, "Writing Desk,
one Fin-proof Combination Safe, as geed as new, and fine Shew Case and Stand, at
PARLOR SHOE STORE,
Ne. 26 1-2 East King St, opposite Lancaster Ce. Bank.
C. A. Reeee.
very
POLITICAL BULLETIN.
FOR PBESIDENT :
GEN. WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOB VICE PBESIDENT :
HON. WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
The great principles or American lib
eriy are still the lcwtal inheritance of
this people, aud 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 be preserved.
W INFIELD S. HANCOCK,
Muj. ieu.Cemd'gDept. La. and Texas.
State Electoral Ticket.
KLECTOKS.
R. E. MONAGHAX,
W.H. PLAY FORD.
JOHN SLEVIN.
E. A. PUE.
I. M. CAMPBELL.
GILLES DALLET.
JOHN N, MOFFET.
EDWIN WALDON.
NATHAN C.JAMES.
GEORGE FILBERT.
JAMES G. McSPARRAX,
DR. ALFRED J. MARTIN
ADAM GERRINGER.
FRANK TURNER.
P.J. BIRMINGGIIAM.
JI. E. DAVIS.
GEORGE A. POST.
A. M. BENTON.J
J. P. LINTON.
COL. JOHN S. MILLER.
J. O. SAXTON.
C. M. BOWER.
J. A. J. BUCHANAN.
CHRISTOPHER MAGEE.
ROBERT M. GIBSON.
THOS. BRADFORD.
HARRY W. WILSON
SASIUEL GRIFFITH.
J. ROSS THOMPSON.
DEMOCBATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR SUrilKME .lUDOK.
G EORG E A. J ENKS.
POK AUDITOR OKNERAL.
ROBERT P. DECHERT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR CONORK83.
J. L. STEINMETZ.
FOR DISTRICT ATTOIUf KV.
d. Mcmullen.
FOR SBNATOR (13th DISTRICT.)
J. B. DOUGLASS.
FOR ASSEMBLY (2d DISTRICT.)
S. C. STEVENSON,
S. P. SHIRK.
FOR ASSEMBLY (3d DISTRICT.
II. M. BRENEMAN.
R. DAVIS YUNDT,
JACOB M. HAENLEN.
FOR PRISON IITSrXCTORS
BARTON N. WINTERS,
BENJ. MILLER.
FOR I-OOR DIRECTORS.
A. J. SNYDER,
JOHN FRANC1SCUS.
Fer Assembly.
EL1MG. SNYDER, efthe Ninth wanl, wil
be a candidate for the Democratic nomination
te the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
ject te Democratic rules. tp
Te Voters.
Persons intending te be naturalized bctere
the 2d of OCTOBER should attend te it with
out delay.
Committee en naturalization : J. L. Steln
metz, D. ' McMullcn, B. F. Davis, Jehn A.
Ceylc, B. F. Montgomery. Persons desiring
te be naturalized can npplv te any of these, or
te W. U.Hcnscl, atthe Istellieenckr office.
Club Ufllcers, Attention!
The Captains and Lieutenants et the several
ward clubs arc requested te assemble at the
Central Headquarters en Wednesday evening,
at8 o'clock, for the purpose of completing or
ganization and transacting ether Important
business.
Seventh Ward.
The Yeung Men's Seventh Ward Hunceck
and English club will meet at Utzlnger's sa
loon, Middle street, this evening at 1i o'clock.
Business of Importance, adoption of uniform,
Ac
Fifth Ward.
The Hancock and English club efthe Fifth
ward will meet tilts evening at the Green
Tree Hetel, West King street, at 8 o'clock. Let
every member attend as business of import
ance will be brought before the club.
Eighth Ward.
A stated meeting of the Eighth Ward Han
cock and English Club, will be held te-morrow
(Tuesday) evening, at 7J4 o'clock, at
Dichl's saloon, en High street. Business of
Importance will be transacted, and able
speakers will address the meeting.
Ninth Ward.
The Nlnt'i Ward Hancock and English club
will meet at their club room tills evening at 7
o'clock sharp, for the purpose of marching te
the Eighth ward meeting. The club will be
f ally equipped. If the weather Is un fav6rablc
the club will net parade.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE .NOTICE.
It is impossible ler a woman after a faithful
course or treatment with Lydla E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound te continue te suffer
with a weakness et the uterus. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. Lydla E. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets!
jy29-lydeedw
Try Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup
Aching heads and clouded brains are cured
by "Sellers' Liver Pills." Try them. Sold
by drnggistc. 25 cents per box.
Try Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
A. Rochefort, Fayette,' Mich., writes: lour
Eclectric Oil givas geed satisfaction in this
place, please send me ten dollars worth by ex
press and oblige. . , . .
Fer sale by H.B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 42
FARMERS !
My life was saved by Warner's Safe Kidney
anil Liver Cure. E. Ji. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
Mothers! Mether!! Mothers:!!
Are you 'disturbed nt night and broken et
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth T
It se, go at once and geta bottle of MISS. 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 has ever used it, who will
net tell you at once tliat it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the mother, and relief
and health te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe te use in all cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is the prescription et one
et the eldest mid best female physicians and
nuivus In the United States. Sold everywhere
25 cents a bottle. filT-lyd&wM.WAS
Trv Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
"Since taking 'Dr. Lindsey'a l"loed Search
er' that old sere of mine is entirely cured.''
Sold by all druggists.
Warm Weather anil Its Effects.
Many people, especially ladies, complain at
this season of the year of a general weakness
or rteblllty. The use or Sneer's Pert Grape
Wine prevents this. The wine Is said te have
a most wonderful effect iu giving strength,
vigor and tone te the whole system. It Is ex
tensively used by ladies nursing, or about te
nurse infants. This wine lsiietuiiianufHCtureil
article no liquor is added te It. Jt is no patent
medicine or cordial humbug, but is a superior
wine of the Oporto grape. It Is pure, old, un
adulterated wine, nothing mere or la s. Mr.
Specr has been supplying hospitals with liis
wine for many years past. It is said te be un
surpassed for summer complaints, and for
weakly persons. The price is low ter se excel
lent a wine, aud no taiuily need be without it.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlcu and
Davis, and sold by II. E. Slaymuker.
auie-2vd,tw
Beware.
Beware or young ladles who call you by your
Christian name, the first time they meet
you.
Beware nf imported Pert wines at e dollars per
dozen ;
Beware of uledglng house whereyeu arc treat
ed as one efthe family, and
Beware of unprincipled persons endeavoring
te Imitate,
Eclectric Oil, calling It Electric and Electron
Oils, always ask for Dr. Themas' Eclec
tric Oil.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 157 and
139 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 41
DJCATHS.
Heffman. Sept. 5, 1880, at the residence of
her son. in West Philadelphia. Mrs. Harriet,
widow of the late Christian Heffman, in the
63d year et her age.
The relatives and friends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of her son-in-law, B. F. Reet
near Landisville, en Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock.
DeiixKR On the 7th Inst., at Elizabeth town ,
Mrs. Maria Dehner, widow of Jehn Dehner
lately deceased, aged WJ years.
Funeral Irem her late residence en Friday
morning nt 10 o'clock. The relatives ami
lricnds are respectfully Invited te attend.
Bcsiieica. On the Cth inst., Mi's. Susanna,
wife of Isaac Bushong, of Upper Lcnceek
township, aged CI years and 12 days.
The relatives and friends nf the lamlly are
respect lully invited te attend the runcral.rrem
the residence of her husband, near Heller's
church, en Friday morning at '. o'clock, and
at 10 o'clock nt Heller's Reformed church.
Preaching at the church. s7-3td
SEW ADVERTISESLEXTS
PUBLIC SALE-ON THURSDAY, SEP
TEMBER 9. atl o'eleck, will be sold at
the Mcrrimac Heuse, Lancaster, Pa., 17 head
of Kentucky horses, well broken ler single and
double harness. Credit et GO days will be
given. JOHN SIDES,
ltd
PUBLIC SALE ON SATURDAY MORN
ING at 9 o'clock at the blacksmith shop
efthe undersigned, en Vine street, between
Seuth Queen and Prince streets, will be sold
Blacksmith's tools, such as Bellows, Anvil,
two Vises, Hammers, Tongs. Grindstones, Ac.
scpt7-2til JAMES McELLIGOTT.
100 Tens et Rags Wanted,
Fer which the highest price will be paid.
2Jj CENTS PER POUND FOR GOOD
MIXED RAGS.
The highest price paid for Woolens, Old
Paper, Beeks, 4c. TcnJlag A-iserters wanted
te whom the highest pcc will be paid.
JOHN A. SHOBER,
Cor. North Queen and Orange Streets,
ytMfilltl Lancaster. Pa
IVANTEIl.
WANTED. .EVERYBODY TO ADVElt
ttsc, free of cliargb, in the Int&ll'ubh
cm. who wants something te de.
WANTED A GtlOD GIRL TO DO UEN
end housework. Apply at this efiice.
TirANTED. A GOOD COOK WANTED
Vv Immediately at
87-tfd
443 NORTH DUKE STREET.
ZELLER'S CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
10K EAST KING Street. Music taught in
all its branches Instrumental. Vecal (Madame
Seller's method), Thorough Bass and Har
mony, and Analysts. Friday evening concerts
every two weeks, for which the pupils furnish
the music. Terms Classes of three, $8.00 ; les les
eons in classes et two, $10.00; private lessens.
915.00 ; lessens at the pupil's house, $1.00 each
lessen. 8ep4-"td
1" 7STATE OF JOHN TOMLINSON, LATE
ll of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters tes
tamentary en said estate having been grant
ed te the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto arc requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement te the undersigned.
ROBERT FAULDING.
ROBERT TOMLINSON,
Executers.
W. A. Wilsex, Attorney. sep6-6tiieaw
W"
BOMBERGER,
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
Ne. 24 West King street.
Fall Term will begin the flrst Monday of
September. aSl-3tdeawTu .
FIRST EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING", SEPT. 7, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 7. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, higher barometer,
cooler northerly winds, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, and numerous rains.
BY. W1HJE ASP CAMLE.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
Clias. II. Bell was te-day nominated by
acclamation for governor of N. Hampshire,
in the Republican convention at Couceni.
Owing te tbe lack of a vessel of suffi
ciently light draught for the purpose, the
navy department is unable te comply with
the request of the friends of General Tor Ter
bert, one of the victims of the Vera Cruz
disaster, asking that a vessel be sent te
bring tbe remains north.
Four buildindings belonging te Clayten
Tewnscnd burned near Three Bridges, N.
Y., te-day. Less, $8,000.
Burglars stele $133 in cash and between
$4,000 and $3,000 worth of bank stock and
securities from the residence of Oramcl
White, at Helbroek, Mass., last night.
The peer directors of the state met iu
convention at Harrisburg te-day, and ad
jeurned until te-morrow after electing
K. D. Hultz, of Allegheny, president.
Hen. Marshall O. Roberts was prostrated
with apoplexy or paralysis at Saratoga
this morning.
The Imperial bank of Germany has or
dered its Bremen and Hamburg branches
te suspend geld payments.
Furst, Kienicr & Ce.'s planing mill, at
Leck Haven, Pa., burned te-day.
The Bortree murder trial at Hencsdale,
Pa., has been postponed until Decem
ber?. LEADVILI.E.
A Steve Charged with Giant rewifer.
Denver, Sept. 7. A special from Leail
ville says ou Friday last as a party of con
tractors were starting a fire in a stove iu
the shaft house of the Pennsylvania mine
One man was seriously wounded and an
other blown about 20 feet by some giant
powder which has been placed in the stove
by malicious persons.
Fatal Feud.
A despatch te the Republican says en
Sunday night Gemer Richards, formerly
captain efthe Lead ville police force, fatally
shot Edward Jenes. There was a quarrel
of weeks .standing between the men, and it
is said that Jenes threw stones at Richards
who fired in retaliation.
Heavy Storm In Virginia.
Petersburg, Va., Sept. 7. A violent
storm visited this city and vicinity last
night. Several places wcre struck by light
ning. At the custom house, which was
struck, several persons were se
verely stunned. The Presbyterian
church was badly injured and wires at the
Western Union telegraph efiice were con
siderably disarranged and a number of
employees were painfully injured. A
number of houses in tbe lower part of the
city aie flooded. The rain in adjacent
counties is reported as very heavy and the
reads arc badly washed.
HORSE and man.
The Fermer Ahead in the Test Kace.
Chicago, Sept. 7. Tbe score in the test
race at midnight last night for thirty-six
hours stoed: Horses Speculative, 190
miles ; Betsy Baker, 107 ; Barryman entry,
1G1 ; Rese of Texas, 145 ; Dunn's entry,
143. Men Deblor, 136 miles; Scheck,
135 ; Vcut, 12G ; Krohne, 12C ; Cele, 121 ;
Connelly, 221 ; Crawford, 100 ; Jacksen,
80. "
NEW YORK.
The Union of the City Democracy.
New YeiiK,Scpt. 7 The beard of alder
men te-day confirmed the mayor's nomina
tion of Henry Murray, for police justice.
This is the result of the union of Tamma.
ny and anti-Tammany parties.
Mayer Cooper sent te the beard his veto
of the cat ordinance adopted en the third
of last month. This veto was laid ever for
the present.
Factory Burned.
Toijesto, Sept. 7. A fire last night de
stroyed Simpsen's knitting factory in
Berkley street. The less is heavy.
FOK SALE OR BENT.
FOR RENT. THE BLACKSMITH SHOP
en West Vine street, between Seuth
Queen and Prince streets. Apply te
JAMES McELIGOTT.
sepl-3td 210 West Mifflin street.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE.
On TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER 21. 1880. will
be sold at public sale, en the premises, 150
Seutli Water street, Lancaster, Pa., the follow
ing personal property belonging te the estate
of Philip Sebum: Twe excellent DRAtT
two Safes, one et which is nearly new, large
and small Scales, Clocks, c. Household and
Kitchen Furniture et every description. Alse
the entire stock of Coverlets, Counterpanes,
lti:iiikits. Herse. Blankets, anil an excellent as
sertment el Heme-made Carpets, Yarns, &c.
Sale te commence at S a. m. and 1 o'clock
p. m., when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
.JOHN E. SCHUM.
CHARLES HOLZWARTn,
S. Hess & Sen, Aucts. Administrators.
Stere goods will be removed from 38 and 40
West King te ISO Seuth Water street.
ans27,31ftBei3,7,10d
CITY PROPKRT AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1880,will
be sold jit the Cooper Heuse, in the city of
Lancaster, the house and let lately owned and
occupied bv General James L. Reynold, dee'd.
The let is situated en the cast side or North
Prince street, in this city, between Orange
and Chestnut streets, nt the corner et a public
alley, containing in Irent en Prince street
aforesaid, thirty-three feet, and extending
eastward of that width one hundred and
twenty-one leet, mere or less, en which is
erected a comfortable two-story BRICK
HOUSE, with two-story Brick Back Building.
It contains eight rooms, exclusive or the attic,
together with v-idc halls en each fleer, and has
a hydrant in the kitchen as well as in the
vard. There are en the premises Grapevines,
"Peach and Pear Trees, all choice Irult.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m. of said
day, when Its conditions will be made known
by the undersigned, who' will then Ms 1 n at
tendance. A. SLAl MAKER,
Executer et the will of James L. Reynolds,
dee'd. , , .
S. Hess & Sex. Aucts. scpl-tsd
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate in Lancaster city. On WEDNES
DAY evening. SEPTEMBER 15, 1880, at 7
o'clock, at the Swan Hetel, Seuth Queen street,
in the city or Lancaster, will be sold the fol
lowing real estate, viz : ...
Ne. 1, A let of ground. Ne. 643, cast sldeet
Seuth Queen street, containing In Irent 25 feet
and in depth 140 feet with an alley, upon
which is erected a Twe-story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with two-story brick back build
ing and Blacksmith Shep in basement.
Ne. 2. Three building lets, sltnated in same
place, containing in front 19 feet eacli and in
depth 140 feet, en which is erected a one-story
Frame Stable. . , .
Ne. 3, A let or ground, situated In samp
place, containing in irent 20 feet and in depth
140 feet, en which is erected a two-story
Wagenmaker's shop. .,,..,,
Ne. 4. A let or ground, situated in same
place, containing in rrent23reetand In depth
110 feet, en which is erected a two-story Brick
Dwelling house with one-story frame back
Possession and title en April 1, 1881 . Terms
en day of sale by SEIFEET.
Samubl Hess & Sew. Aucts. scpl-eedts
MAMKKTS.
New Yerk Market.
' 'MBWYbac. Sept. 7. Fleur SUte anil West
em without Important chance, very moderate
expert and home trade demand: Superfine,
ft54409: extra de at $3 75f)(00; choice, de.,
$4 0504 65; fancy de.. $17005 65: round
hoop Ohie $4 UO&l 50; choice de $4CO
S3 73; superfine western $32591 00: common
te geed extra de $3 734 13 : choice de de
$4 tm6 23 ; Choice white wheat de $1 154 63 ;
Southern unchanged, light inquiry: common
te fair extra 94 3 33 20; geed te choice de
93 238630.
Wheat about lc better ; trade very moderate ;
Ne. 2 Red. Sent.. $1 03lC5"c; He October,
de Nev. 91 07-.xl ec),;.
Cern HQlie better: rather quiet; Mixed
western spot, S031c; de future, 51'i
53Kc
Oats a shade stronger; State, 33344c; West
ern 380440.
Pblhtdelphlk Market.
PuiLADKLraiA. Sept. 7. Fleur very quiet and
unchanged ; superttue $2 33'-'' 0 extra 3 U
3 75 ; Ohie and Indiana family $3 C03". 75 ;
Penn'a family de $4 7563 0): St. Leui family at
$3 50O6 00 ; Minnesota family $5 23g575 ; patent
and nigh grades ft 508 u.
Rye flour tinner at $4 62 I 73.
Wheat ttrni with fair demand: Ne. 2 Western
Red 91 03 ; Penn'a Red $1 03 ; Amber at $1 0J
lOSJ.
Cern Ann; steamer SlJtQjilvi yellow 53c;
mixed 5252e.
Oats firm but quiet; Ne. 1. White UiUlc ;
Ne. 2, de 406)40c; Ne. 3, de 33ft;J3c; Ne. '.,
Mixed 37c.
Rye scarce and wanted at 85c.
Previsions market linn; racss perk
$16 25m 50; beef hams -20 00021 00;
inuian m.'ss eeei ni n w: u:icmi
"CCl ill -sV w .'.is
rs 642?.ic: salt de 6t"ic;
123 l3c; pickled hams iwj?
smoked sheulders
smoked hams
10,Ce.
Lard Arm; city kettle at $99c; loose
butchers' sc ; prime steam $S5fl8 50.
Butter fcarce and with geed inquiry;
Creamery extra 2t"27e ; Creamery geed te
choice 2'26c; Bradford county anil New erk
extra. 2425e ; Western reserve extra lSSl'Jc;
de geed te choice 1417c; Rolls dull, quality
poenFenn'a extra HgK"; Western reserve
extra 14016c. '
Eggs steady; Penn'aat We; Western 17J
I5- ... .
Cheese firmly held and active; New Tterlc
full cream 13c; Western full cream 1212c:
de fair te geed lll')nc; de half skims 10
llc.
Petroleum Arm ; reAnCd 9"c.
Whisky at $110.
Seeds Geed te pi line Clever dull at $8 00
850 ; Timethy Arm at $2 50g2 60.: Flaxseed
steudyat$I25l 27.
Cattle Market.
Mempat, Sept. 6. The receipts of Iieeves
at the West Philadelphia yard for past week
were 2,500 head; North Philadelphia yard,
550 head. Total, 3,050 head.
Bekves were active and prices were JJic
per pound higher. At noun te-duv all stock
was sold. We quote Extra at 5.VhC ; geed,
SJiQSWc; medium, 4U?5!'He ; common, 4c le ;
bulls and cows, ;y,Syr.v; calves at -l6c.
Fresh cows, $2U te $le per head.
SALES AT TUB WEST rillLADKLmlA YAUO.
Head. . .
135 Reger Maynca, Western, and West a.,
gross. 4.c.
10 Owen Smith. West. Va., Houseman & Sey
mour ; 19 de Elliuger X Seymour, 30 Pa.
W. D. Bniden. gross, 45?4c.
197 A. ft J. Christy. Western, gross, IJSKJWic.
200 E. S. ft R. F. McFillen. Western and Ches
ter county, gross. 55ic.
53 Jm. Clemsen. Western, Levi bcnscnlg, 4
5c; 7 de 51. Ulman, 4fi!4Jic.
30 Dennis Smyth. Western ; 20 R. F. Fratcr,
de gross, 45?ie.
175 Jehn McArdle, Western, gross, &4iSe.
75 Daniel Murphy, Western and W. Va., gross,
4ji5e.
400 Leweustcin ft Adlcr, Western and W. Va..
gross, 4K5c.
225 G. Schamberg A Ce., Western, gross, 4J.
5c.
43 II. Chain, jr.. Western Pa., gross, 45c.
70 Daniel Smyth ft l!re.. Mil.; 12 II. C. Louder,
WestVa., own account; 2(1 Sam Brown,
Western, gross, 3'5c.
100 llacluuan ft Levi. A est a., gross, V,i.Mia.
70 Schaiulierg ft Paul, Western, grins, 45c.
50 M. Levi, West Va., gross, l!:i5;.c.
16 II. Chain, Wiwt Va.. gre-s, IJUnSMe.
51 James Aull, Western, gre-s. 5fJ.c.
15 P. Hathaway, Chester comity, gross, li
Sc.
20 James Eustace, West Va.. gross. 4"4?5e.
400 J. F. Sadler Ce., West Va. and Western,
gross, 3K5c.
Hogs were considerably higher in sympathy
with the Western market. Woqueto Irem 7c
teSc per pound. Arrivals at all yards 3.0U0
Sheep and Lambs were active and pricea
had an upwuiii tendency. Wc quote Extra
Total, 11,100 head.
Stock Market.
September 7.
Naw Yekk Stocks.
Stocks Arm.
A. M. r. M.
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Michigan Cent. It. I.. fi
Chicago ft '. W KC'i
Chicago, M ft St. P... te'4
Han. ft St. J. Cem W.
" " P'ld.... 81
Teledo ft Wabash.... :'f
Ohie ft Mississippi. .. X
St. Leuis, I. M. ft S. IS.. 67
Ontario and Western. 2.'4
C. C. A I. C. R. R 20"4
New Jersey Central.. 77
Del. ft Hudsen Canal. 7
Del.. l.ack. ft Western l?
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Manhattan Elevated. 27'
Union Pacific 04
Kansas ft Texas 37
New YerkCentr.il
Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland ft Pitts
Chlciige ft Reck I
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W
PuiLADXLruiA.
Pennsylvania R,R.... 5!K
I'hll'a. ft Reading..... ISJfi
Lehigh Valley K
Lehigh Navigation... 32
Northern PaclAc Coin
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I'hll'a ft Erie R. R
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AMVSEMESTS.
IfULTON OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday, September 7, 1880.
FORD'S
BRILLIANT COMEDY CO.
After two weeks in I'altimeri: and one week
in Washington, will produce the musical com
edy of
"Fbe eh tie Pa!"
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 CM.
Ne w en sale at Opera Heuse. s l-Ctil
Tj-ULTON OrJSKA HOUSE.
OK
MOSDAY EVEXJyO, KEPT. 7, 1SS0.
The world-tamed, great original and en y
Mtae Rentz's Minstrels,
Enhancing its illustrious value and Interest
by merging into itseU the equally honored
VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA,
and their equally .eminent
VIVANDIERE CORNET BAND
AI1
M'me. RENTZ'S
Peerless Opera Burlesque Stars.
RESERVED SEATS, 73 CENTS, en sale at
the Opera Heuse Office. s2-4td
T1NWAEE, C-
GAS FIXTURES,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
Shertzer, Hnmphreville& SieSer's
40 EAST KING STREET.
at 55c,; geed iil';c.; meuimii, Xar
4c; common, 44i?i;e.: culls, xyjmiv-; West
ern Ph., Lambs. 442c ; Chester comity de
BJc; stock ewes,23e. Arrivals, A est Pliila
delnhia. 4.500 head; ether yards, 0,500 head.
... i.