.i-'O'-i: LANCASTER ftAHY 1KTEILIGENCEK TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 14, 1880. V K Democratic, as well as Republican, soldiers that were iu the field undergoing all the privations of the soldiers life, the weary march, the hard fought battles, the lan guishing iu the prisons of the enemy, until death relieved their sufferings ! All this te save their country! These very men we say, who did nothing te relieve such suffering, if they could help it by act or deed, are the very men who te-day are se ready te cry out in public: "AVc saved the Union, we saved the Union." Such contemptible, cowardly, unmanly and un generous assertions we should think would make them blush with shame. There was one thing very peculiar in connection with, the Republican meeting Saturday night. Republican authority has it that' the Democrats drink all the whisky. Theic seems te be a contradic tion in this matter. There is but one hotel iu the town, and it is kept by a geed Democrat (who is all right), and this Re publican crowd rushed in upon him se thick and fast and get se demolish alive t!iat he was compelled te close his bar. Current News. The Democrats of Christiana and the surrounding towns arc still alive and i cady for business. There is te be a Democratic pole raised at Atglcn, this evening, which will be quite an event for that little town. We don't knew what has become of the Republicans of Christiana. Seme one said they had al! turned te be Hancock men. Christiana high school commenced last Monday under' the able management of Mr. Lewis "Walker as principal, and Mrs. Louise Ilashaway as manager of the pri mary department. The school will be a geed one under such able management, and the young idea will have ample oppor tunity te t-hoet. COLUMBIA NEWS. SUICIDE eijk KK(;yj.Ai: cokuicspeniji'.-s.:;!: The returns from Maine as they came iu last night and this morning weie eagerly sought for by both Democrats and Repub licans. The evening papers of yesterday brought intelligence of a probable Repub lican victory and as a consequence the members of that party hereabouts were jubilant and contented themselves with liguring up the majority, etc. Later dis patches, however, turned the scale in favor of the Dcnieratsai.daallie enthusiasm of one party inci cased, that of the ether de creased. During the evening al! the tele graph eliiccs were isited by the anxious partisans and il was net. until after mid night that the Pennsylvania railroad oper ator at the dispatcher's office iu the west yard was .".:ia!!y freed of questions. At that hour came i -nvs of a sweeping Demo cratic victory. This was enough. Iu a fewminuW -;.i.c Dcmecr.itic headquarters wcic a bh. light. Anether short period of Unit. ".:ped and then the Spring Jarden band of Spilngville put iu an ap pearance ami serenaded tee iJeineerats in their club room. Later the baud was taken te Jes. Dcsch's beer saloon and here i all hands drank te the success of the ticket " at the coining national election. j Company! I did net drill last evening by reason of its armory being occupied. t Miss Fanny 1 lauaucr, daughter of our j townsman David Hammer, who has been ! visiting relatives in Germany for the past couple of yeais, is expected te return te' her home this evening. She was iu Phila- . dclphia yesterday. The Pennsylvania railroad pay car is ex pected here tills evening. The members of the Rebin Heed archery club will practice at target this evening it the weather permits. The Republican mass meeting will be I held en Thursday evening in place of i Wednesday evening. i Jeseph (Ir.imm, a Pennsylvania railroad conductor, while preceding a barrel which he was conveying from the second te the' lirst i'oer of his residence en Walnut j i or a Lancastrian in Reading. . The following dispatch comes te us this afternoon through the associated press : Reading, Pa Sept. 14. Jonathan Helt, proprietor of the Reading nickel works, who has been missing since Satur day, was found this morning hanging te a rafter in the garret of his residence.. Fi nancial difficulties are supposed te be the cause of his suiridc. Jonathan Helt, the victim of the above tragedy, is a native and late resident of this city. He was about 30 years of age and was a son of Themas nelt, grocer at 430 Seuth Queen street, this city, and a brother-in-law or Renj. and D.H.Bartholo D.H.Barthelo D.H.Barthole mew and of Rebert E. Bruce. He was for merly a loom fixer at the cotton mills here and was a member of Ce. G, in the 7.0th P. V. He went te Reading te live some five years age, and has bsen engaged in nickel plating, restoring bronzes, &c. About two weeks age he ex pressed a desire that his wife, who is iu delicate health, and their two child reu should come ever here en a visit,as it would de them geed. The wife was reluctant te go, but linally she was persuaded, and since that time she has been en a visit le her friends here. Last evening she get a dispatch from friends in Reading asking them if Jena than was here, as they could net find him. She answered negatively and was greatly alarmed at the inquiry. Te-day she received another, sent prob ably after the above discevcry,lelIing her te come en at once, as her husband was veiy sick. She left iu the 12:30 train via. It. & C. railroad. Meanwhile the above being received at the lNTi:i.UGi:xtT.n office was communicated le her friends and her hus band's, who were greatly shocked at the news and from them the above facts were learned. POLITICAL BUZUSTIX. Trial r flogs. The Pennsylvania State Field association will run their trials en the ground con trolled by the Lancaster game association, mi November !. This will be a trial of hunting dogs which will he inn en quail. The stakes will be large and will be be divided as fellows : all age stakes, puppy stakes, nursery stakes, and associa tion stakes. A large number of dogs will be entered from all ever the state including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Special arrangements arc new being made with the hotels in this city and the different railroads. A large crowd is expected here and there will be plenty of speit. Dr. Twadell. of Philadelphia, Theodere Mer- i ford, of Newton, N. J., and Mr. Richard, I of Pittsburgh, will be the judges. Piddle sales I Real 7'state. .Toe. Rebiuaii, auctioneer, sold Sept. 4, 1830, for Levi Graybill of West Earl town ship, 33 acres of land at 108 per acre. September 10th, for Jehn T. Ayrcs, at Binl-in-IIand, 30 head of cows and heifers, varying from $23 te S0. September 13th, for E II. Kauffman at the Merrimac house at Lancaster, 13 head of horses and 3 head of mules, averaging $145,2S per head. September lltli, for Abram Keehcl of Upper Lcaceck township, 8 acres of land and improvements ler $4,230. StrucK iij- Lightning. Te the surprise of the members of Christ's Episcopal church in Lcaceck township, en Sunday, as they convened at their regular services they observed that the church building had been slightly shat tered by lightning. It seems as though Fay Tour Tax. Every voter who wants te vote m November should leek alter the payment of his tax. Col lector Warlel sits at the Court Heuse THIS E VENIXG from 6 te 9 o'clock te receive it. GO THEUE AXD PAT IT. Fer Assembly. The name of WILLIAM McCOMSEV, of the First ward, will be presented te the Deme cratic electors el Lancaster at their primary elections te nominate a candidate for As sembly, under Democratic rules. ELIMG. SXYDEU, of the Ninth ward, wil be a candidate for the Democratic nomination te the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub ject te Democratic rules. tp Ilanceck Legien. The members of the Hancock Legien will meet at the Central Headquarters this evening for special anil important business. Veterans! One of the companies of veterans will dilll at the Central Headquarters this evening. The ether members of the Veteran Association will meet there for special business, first Ward. A meeting of the First Ward Hancock club will be held at Xclmer's, cer. of Water and Orange streets, en Tuesday. September 14, at 8 o'clock, in regard te uniferming the club. A lull altendcnce Is requested. Second Ward. The Second Ward Hancock and English ciub will meet at their headquarters en Friday evening next for the purpoe of attending the meeting te be held under the auspices ei the 3d. 4th and 7th wards, at the corner of Seuth Queen and Strawberry streets. The club will be fully equipped. The Sth, Gth and Dili wards arc respectfully invited te join. Third Ward Club. The Third ward Hancock and English club wlllinc-et at Central Headquarters, in Centre Square en TUESDAY EVENING, September 14. A full attendance is urgently desired as the members will be measured for uniforms and ether important business transacted. Fourth Ward, Attention! Every voter favorable te the election el Han cock and English is requested te attend a meeting of the Feuith Ward Club, en Tuesday evening, September 1, ISS'J, utSo'cleck. There will be important action taken en uniferming. ITlth. Ward. The Hancock club of the Filth ward will meet en Tuesday evening, at the Crccn Tree hotel, at S o'clock sharp. llusincsi of import ance te every member. Seventh Ward. A meeting of the Yeung Men's Hancock club will be held at Utzingcr's saloon, Middle stieet. Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Every member e! the club who de-ires te secure equipments Is requested te be present. Let there be a full turnout. Ilusiness el import ance. Seventh Ward The senior Hancock-and Engli.-li club of the Seventh ward will meet at 1 lie Millien of 15. Kidhman, deckland street, en Wcdncsday evening at S o'clock. A full attendance is de sired, as important business will be transacted. rightli Ward Hancock Club, Attention! There will be u special meeting et thy Eighth ward Hancock and English club (Tuesday) evening, at Dlehl's saloon, ler the pur pose of taking mea-niremcnts for and se lecting uniterms. All members et the club who desire te uniform are requested teatteud. Ninth Ward. j The Hancock club of the Xlntli ward wiil j held a special meeting in the club room, at Haas's saloon, at S o'clock this evening. Im- ' pertaut busuic". Every member is requested te be present. Company II. Veteran Hancock ami English Club, will meet en Thursday evening at s o'clock at the Central club room. Full drill. In tiie Lewer Hud. There wiil be a general Democratic meeting under iheauspie -s of the Third, Fourth and Seventh ward clubs al the corner of Straw berry, Middle and Seuth Queen id reds, en Friday evening. September 17. XEW JWTXIIIISEJIEXTS. Among the many advantages gained Tey our change of business location, an important one is the enlarged rooms and improved fa cilities of our REPAIR DEPARTMENT. With our present corps of skilled mschanics and complete equipment of machinery and tools we are are prepared te execute and warrant all work en trusted te us. WATCH REPAIRING, MUSICAL BOX REPALNINe, CLOCK REPAIRING, JEWELRY JOBBING, MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING, &c. A great variety of new work in original designs will be preduced 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. 2. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers, Ne. 4 West Seng Street. JOHN CESSNA'S CANAL BOAT TOWING BLAINE UP SALT RIVER. LATEST HI IffiE NOTICE! i. .i!'t,;ll.V1-!ill','5-A.'I,,.;H,,AY' a-;;j7T.- the entire stock of HOOTS AXD SHOES el the t i iv 7i "i, ,m- " -,' ' -''i.iVl:!'i iw.Ni. ei uki.t, will be eirercd at a great SACiaFICI .'. vy ."-. isy .. i.ej., (,, JfSlI IJIJ ;t OI engage in ether business I take this opportunity te eiler the entire stock, ceu-d.din;: 10,000 Pairs of Beets and Slices of the best Styles and Makes, al least i" per cent, less than they can be bought elsewhere. Having made a specially iu geed goods ter thelast t we year , a splendid oppeti unity is new eirered te buy superior l.'iOTSnmt sllOI-..- at lower price.-, than Tit ASH can be bought elsewhere. BETTER AND BETTER. Plaisfetls .Majority nl-eiil 2.500. TWO CONGRESSMEN SURE, FARMERS-! FARMERS ! v.hhi.". Pnrchuse their 1SOOTS AX I) SHOES for Fall and Winter, new is your chance te buv eur.Ai-. eunuy siereicccpers win ile well le call while our stock is yet complete. We also il. L t:.i nil. jiii viii line smhhis viiiieu we win sen iron; i in s':t ikiii ii, in h.-lnri. Tin. KV. llUK.SlOCh iiiUitbeSOMteuinsSOOX as POSSIltl.E. We alsoeller a part oflhelixturi'sel the Mflti-, consisting et revolving lixUire in window. Lounges, part of shelving, Writin" Desk one I uejiroet Combination Sate, as geed as new, and line Shew Case and Stand, at PARLOR SHOE STORE, Xe. 2(1 1-2 East Kins; St., opposite Lancaster Ce. Bank. C. A. Reeee. With a righting Chance for Twe .Mere. PeitTiaxD, Mc.Seiit. H. The Temner- nncc vote in the state U triiiinj;. hundred and seven towns j;ivc Davis 477. nested -!!,S:7, scatterim; '220 : S.",53!. The same towns last jjuvc Davis .!1,:M, Smith j-tf Gareelen 12,80:1 ; scatici in-', liil ; Twe total year ,830. total Uhsciiuic ei Marshall e. KebcrM. bv Ykk, Sept. 14. The funeral of the late 3r:irsIiSII O. llelnirts took place to day from the Calvary Episcopal church, and vras largely attended. i'iftceii Wars Iin;ris:inment. Vati:i:tewx, K Y., Sept. 14. Wesley White was this morning .sentenced te liltcen years hard labor, for the hillin- of Lillian Manchester last Octeher. WKATUKK IXmUATIOX?. Washixote.w !. (J.. Sept. 14. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, higher haiemeter. . IT -1i, . - ' mii;iui cooler northerly winds, clea partly cloudy weather. or JIAUKJiTS. xj:tr Ait yi:i:risj:.iu:x'js. "lUAXTKl!-A SITUATION V.Y A COACH Painter te make himself general! v use ful, cithcrnl eeaeh painting or anything eNe. Geed ret'ommeudaiien. Apply at this elliee. sepH old 100 Toils el iteirs Wanted, Fer which the highest price will be paid. 2,'.f CKXTS I'VM lOi;XD KOIt GOOD " MI.i:i KAUfi. The hlglie-;t pi ice paid for Woolens, old Paper, lloeki. Ac. Ten llisg Assertew wanted te whom !l!(; highi'Mlpricu will be paid. JOHN A. SHOBER, Cor. Xerf'i J-.icen nml Orange I'lrccts, Lancaster. P.i A SITUATION y'.i-tidltl V VOliStl 51 AN WISiw.; Greem, p-.aks i-.nglih nml German ; tiier- eaUly competent, willing and ebl!"iii" : can milk: geed tecemui'-iidal iei- J. Y., lsTi:i.i.tt Addii r.r.XKi: Ollics: AM USSiMKXTS. i W'KKA lieusii. ' 'lyiCHSDAY ISl-JJXJXU. SKPT. V,, JW). GRAVES' Four Seasons Geiiiain. An American comedy representing the flour seasons. Spring, Slimmer, Aiitumnand Winter, liresented witli AMiXEW SUKXKItV AXI A GOOIl DUA MATIC COM TAN Y. Singiiig and Dancing. Three happy hours. IiEJIEABHAL IX THE BAIiX, Introducing the "f.GU'SY COMIC'S," in their Negro, German, Irish, terpaicherean and vocal specialties. Prices, SJc, SOe. and 71e. Diagram at Ycck Ycck cr'selhcc. sll-."td f Klrcet above tutu ycsieiilay altcrnoen. tllc stroke entered al the centre of the imsscil Ins loelinnuiUuIl te tltc bottom el ; reef, penetrating ulenjj the gilder and the stairway, the barrel following and tell- ceiling, tearing several slates oil" and fell ing ever him. He was consider.thly hug some of the plaster te the Heur. Nene uruiscaaueut tne body ami head, but was i 0i the mcmiicrs were aware of it until net seriously injured The Democratic parade te come off this evening will form en North Third street between lhc club room and the opera house. The Citizens' band ha:; been en gaged te furnish the music. It is thought there will be two hundred and fifty uni formed men in line besides these net uni formed. Captain II. S. (Jraybill wiil have Command of the 1st and 2d ward club nml Captain Daniel Sample of the 3d ward and the two will be assisted by their appointed or elected lieutenants. The route of par ado will be through the principal streets of town. At the meeting of the l'retestant minis ters of Columbia, held yesterday morning in thellev. C. S. Gerhard's study in the llcfermcd church, committees from the several Protestant churches were appoint -cd te canvass the town iu the interest of the American Bible society. The Wrightsvillc band en Saturday evening serenaded Miss" Lctititi (Jcphart. who is visiting iu Columbia, the guest of Mrs. Frank llcelar. It appears that the members of council, when they agreed te rent the opera house for political meetings at tiic rale of 25 per night, overlooked the fact that the mem bers of clubs giving the meetings might have their torches with them. This is n question, which, had it come under the consideration of the ceuueihucu, would, most assuicdly, have been acted upon, and, we believe, torches would have been excluded, by the terns of the contract from the building. It would be well in case a political meeting is held iu the opera house before the next meeting of council, for the president of council te demand that torches be kept from the house, trusting te the endorsement of such action by his colleagues. If torches are permitted within the building the grease and oil dripping from them will mill the paint, chair coverings and everything else with which they come in contact. If the clubs knew they cannot take their torches in the opera house they will make some prevision for them with little trouble te themselves and no expense te the borough. It would be well te come te an under standing. The time is drawing near for the Shaw nee rolling mill te start if start it will this week. Wc passed the mill yesterday and can say nothing but that it had a dreary and cheerless leek. It is reported that before the mill can start a frog will have te be cast te make a track connec tion. If it takes a week te cast a frog such frog wiil net be inexpensive. lhc ball te be given at Central hall, Marietta, te which a number of Columbians have been invited, comes oil this evening, but we arc inclined te believed that the home attractions will be mere potent than the prospect of even the most recherche of dances, and that Columbia will be but poorly represented if represented at all. At 11:30, en the arrival of the Frederick accommodation, Judge Michael, baggage master, despatched a couple of carrier pigeons belonging te parlies in Lancaster. The pigeons struck a bee line for Lancas ter, and, wc presume, will have reached -that place long before this article- sees print. Anether party of men employed iu re pairing aud stretching telegraph wires, ar rived here from the cast this merhing. The Philadelphia & Reading railroad company will run a " teachers' aud schol ars' " excursion te the state fair at Phila delphia, en Saturday, September 18th. Tickets geed for three days. 1 tains fell in small quantities during most of yesterday. The temperature last evening was found cool enough te comfortably stand a fall overcoat, and wc noticed that a number of our citizens appeared in them. j Sunday. The stroke must have eiicct within the last fortnight. taken Insane Slim Arrested. This morning the mayor had before him an insane tramp who war, arrested in the barn of William A. Morten, in the lower part of the city, was sent te the work house for 30 days by Mayer MacHenigle. At the hearing lie gave his name as Clias. Leu;.;, and said that lie escaped from an insane asylum in the stale of Marvland. SPECIAL XQVBVES. sajihj: netici:. It Is impossible tern woman after a faiililul course of treatment with I.ydia 10. l'lnkham's Vegetable Compound te continue le sillier with a weakness e! the uterus. Knclese a stamp te Mr.- I.ydia K. rinkham, '",: Western avenue. I.ynii, Mass., for pamphlets. jy2!Wydeedw Try i.eeher's Kcnewned Cough Syrup. S:tAi.i:iiKoi'e.s.M.s fej: u::i.ivt:i:!N; Kilty Tens el" hard white ash ce.il. broken size, le'-llu; Heme for lrien!lle.-j-i Children,"' will be received by cither of llm undersigned ! up te Sept. 17. at ; o'clock, p. m.. each IejiI of coal te be weighed en thecitv scales. JOHN I-. ATI.Ki:. 1'reMdent. CIIAS. M. IIOWKI.b, Secretary. bU-St.l I Statistics prove thai ivreiity-nve percent of the deaths in our larger cities are caused by consumption, and when we relied that this terrible disease in lis worst stage will yield le a betlle of I.eeher's Itenewned Cough Syrup, shfdl we condemn the su'Icrers for their neglU gence, or pity them for their ignorance? Ne !Knt King street. hen arrest coat en. id, he had no shoes, hat or Arrested ter Defacing Tenibstcinn'. On complaint of Jehn llenslcr, whose wife is buriedaudovcrwhe.se grave there is a marble tombstone iu the Catholic cemctery, Ollieer Lcntz te-day arrested Henry Steife, Jar. McEvey, Edward Curie, ami Air.etb uciiicnnacu ler delacnig .Mrs Hensler's tombstone. They were held for a hearing before Alderman Wiley en next Saturday al 2 p. m. Old liuek llravcly j.oemlng. This afternoon the Democrats arc ccle hratmg the victory in Maine by firing a salute, and as we write the reverberations of " Old Duck," posted en "the hill," are making plea.-ant music in the ears of the devoted followers of our gallant standard bearer. General WinficIdS. Hancock. Tliea subject le cestl veness try "Sellers' l.iver l'ills." -r. should at once cents per box. lelin IIays,CredltI.0.,says: "lilssiiouhlers were se lame for nine uient hsthat lie could net nose his hand te Ids head; but bv the use of Dr. Themas' Kclcetric Oil the pain and lame ness disappeared, ami although three months has elapsed, he has net had' an attack of il. since. Fer salebyjll. l5.;cechran,druggist, 1:17 and Vu.) North Queen street, Lancaslcr. I'a. 3 J3UHI.U; sai.i:. en THURSDAY, Slli'T. 1. will be sold at Ne. (JIC North I'rince street, a large let of geed household and kitchen fnndlniv. censl.-ling in pail el" IJeils and !!nlse:i, llureaus. Tables. Chairs, Carpets by th'ivurd, Steves and l'ipe. Tin and Queensware, a'nd many ether articles net mentioned. Sale te commence at I o'clock, .-.harp, when conditions of" sale will be mad.- known bv UKNIiY MJTZ. Ila.NKi-Siinmur, Awl. sll-ittl A GKANDISXIIUHTION Or i.ANCASTU.: 7X county I ret linglIer.-.es. JUAG KACi:, MUI.K HACK, FOOT UACE, and live classes of Tretting iIerscs.nl the Lan caster Driving l'ark. SA TUiiDA Y AFTEIIXOOX, SEPT. I", 1SSO. Fer premiums and entrance fees consult post pest ers. The occasion will be enlivened by the KDKN SUA T.U COUXKT HAND. Aduifcsieu, -,c Children, inc. Addre?j, DKIV1NG I'AllK, slt-":d Lancaster, I'a. 7UN! FUN!! JbUN!:! COMING ! KUI.TON Ol'EKA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. FORD AND DENIIAM'S MASQUBEADERS IX PRANKS. "A Ifil, a Very Palpable lllt.n FUN WITHOUT VULGARITY, SPARKLING OI'KRATIC MUSIC, AND GRACEFUL DANCING. THE MEBRY MASQXJERADERS. THKY ALL SING ! TIIKY ALL DANCE! THE ALL PLAY INSTRUMENTS! A PERFECT COMPANY. : r.lanehe Chapman, Eila Chapman, Emma Hall, Mamie 'layler. G. V. Denham. F. Al. Wills. Robt. Slavin, Charles Shcller, Morgan Sherwood. ..Musical Director. SO &35Cts. cftcrvcd Seats at the se))i::::id W. W. FmsT, ADMISSION, Ne extra charge; for I Opera Heuse llex Olliee. K'AXTJSII. WANTKO. tise, five tUASTi:is, V Sell i:i:m:-:ey kek hai:e timks. Step spending se much en line clel lies, rich feed and t.tyle. I'.uy geed, healthy feed, chcaperand better clothing; get mere real and substantial things of life every wav, anil es pecially step the foolish habit el running alter expensive and quack doctors or using se much of the vile humbug medicine that does ve u only harm, and makes the proprietors lleli. but put your trust in t lie greatest of all simple, pure remedies. Hep Hitters, that cures always at a trilling cost, and you will see better limes and geed health. Try it once. Read of it in anet her column. Sued for Allowing I'risenrrs le Kscape. Seme days age two tramps were arrested near jdt. Jey, ler robbing the house of Jehn Engle. They were placed in the lock-up and Constable Donaghue was told by Mr. Engle te watch them ; this he failed te de and the tramps escaped. Mr. Ihiglc has brought suit against Donaghue, who has given bail for trial. Change of Keutc. The route of the firemen's parade has been changed by the committee as follews: form en fredcrick, right resting en North Queen ; North Queen te Walnut, and balance of roule as before announced. "Warm "Weather anil its Kll'ects. Many people, especially ladies, complain at this season of the year of a general weakness or Tebility. The use el" S peer's 1'ert Grape Wine prevents this. The wine is said te have a most -wonderful effect In giving strength, vigor and lenu te the whole system. It is ex tensively used by ladies nursing, or about te nurse infants. This wine is n et a man 11 fact u red article no liquor IsaddciVte It. It 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 less. Mr. Spcer lias been supplying hospitals witli his wine for many years past. It is said te be un surpassed for summer complaints, ami for weakly iersens. The price is low ler se excel lent a wine, and no family need be without it. This wine is endowed by Drs. Alice and Davis, and sold by II. E. Slaymaker. anlO-'Jwd&w j-.y thi: r.ANCASTi::: city hee! Heard, seven hundred school desks and twenfy-l'eurseitees, suitable for the various grades of Primary ami Secendarv sehoels. Alse, twelve Teachers' desks. Manufacturers and dealers are leiiue.-ted le present samples for examination in select council chamber, at '.) o'clock, a. 111., i?cj.t. . l!y order of ISuih ling Commute'. II. E. SLAYMAKER, BlMtdTuAF Chairman. -.KVKKYIJOOY TO ADVKR- e of charge, in the IXTi.i.i.mKM Ci'.'i. who wants snmethiiigtode. COOK WA.NTKI) NORTH DUKE STREET. "IS7"ANTEI A GOOD immediatelvat -tfd tl:; "JTrANTliD IMJIKDIATKLY. TT Twenty ltricklayers. Apply te i sll-2id G. W.MARION. 10'.! East Orange street. 1uj:mcui:xi TEMRER Hi. L1.-ON TIllIKSDAY. SKI- lS). will Ixj rented bv nnb- 111: winery, in jut uoeper lleiih'e, l.ai'.casler cit v. Pa., the following, le wil. : That elegant. STORE ROOM situated Nes. :1S and 1(1 West Ki'ig street, Lancaster, opposite the Cooper Heu-c, latclv occupied by Philip Schum (deceased) Sen & Ce., with all the counters, shelving and glass cases. Renting te commence at 7 o'clock p.m. of said day when conditions will be made known by IOIIN E. SCHUM. CHARLES F. HOLZU'ARTH, Administrators. Samucl Hess .t Se.v, Aucts. sept I l-.".!d " yNTKi-A -kky cmpi:tknt .iian tT who is veil acquainted in the tobacco growing district et" Lancaster county audits viciimy, us a. lonaci'e eiivcr ami 10 tauccnarge of tile warehouse in- Lancaster. Onlv these witligoeil referencej and thorough liusiness ability as buyers, who have before been em ployed with some large house as such, need address, A. Y. Z., IxntLi.icEscia: Olliee. sept ll-:;td. I.roke His Arm. Harry Sehecnberger. a ten year old seu of William Sehecnberger,' of Orange street, fell from the platform of Frey's warcheuse.in Grant street,this fore noon, and broke his arm. Sonie Pumpkins. Henry Dinks, ei Millcrsville, raised in his garden, a pumpkin weighing 123.V pounds, lie has named it a Hancock and English pumpkin. Yesterday l.nrge lt.iss. Samuel A. Gruff, ceuntv treasurer, went Jishimr intheSusciuehanna and caught a bass which weighed 4 jieunds and 5 ounces. Try Leeher'a Renowned Cough Syrup "Dr. I.Indsey's Weed Searcher," by purify ing the system, softens the skin and beaatilies the complexion. The Hest Ferm. The Rest Ferm in which clectricitv ii em bodied is Dr. Themas' Eclectric Oil." a sov ereign and highly sanctioned specific for rheu matic pains, and a thoroughly reliable remedy, all affections of the threat and lungs used ex ternally and Internally. Fer sale by H. II. Cochran, druggist. 137 and IK) North (pie blrcct, Lancaster, Pa. If, after a fair test, you are net cared of gravel, nervous debility, or any disease or the kidneys by using Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad, then tile druggist from whom you bought will refund the money paid. sll-lwTTIi&3 Equally adapted totliciccbleerrobust, male or female, art? Malt Hitter-?. Hub the Gams W ell with SOZODONT when they become spongy or detached from the necks of the teeth. 1-c.t them bleed freely and se recover their tone and health. This SOZODONT istliebcst reme dial agent lerdiscaed gums and teeth. Try and leurn. sl3-lwdeed&w Shaving Is a rascally business, shaving with Cutleura Shaving Seap alone excepted. MEATUS. Hull. Sept. 13, ISS'J, in Lititz, Pa., suddenly, Mrs. Catharine Hull, iu hcrCSlh year. Netice of funeral hereafter. The remedy that will cure the many diseases peculiar te women Is Warner's Safe Kidney and lever Cure. Mether's Magazine. 5 COURilS. "em'm'ji Bronchial Troches'" arc used with advantage te alleviate Coughs, Sere Threat, Hoarseness and Hreuchial Affections. Fer thirty years these Troches have been in use, with annually increasing favor. They are net new and untried, but, having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the fewslapleremcdiesef the age. The Tlireat. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" act directly en the organs et the voice. They have an ex traordinary circct in all disorders of the Threat and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone w hen re laxed, cither lrem cold or ovcr-excrtlen of the voice, aud produce a cicarand distinct enunci ation. Speakers and Singers find the Troches useful. A Cough, Celd, Catarrh 01 Sere Tlireat re quires immediate attention, as neglect often times results in some incurable Lung Disease. Brown's Bronchial Troches" will almost In variably give relief. Imitations are offered for sale, many ei which are injurious. The genu ine "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are sold only in boxes. ianl5-lyd&wTu,Th&S .1 J? A geed second-hand OB sali:, Orcran. verv cluan. mmr . . ... " - nuuicu a geiHi iiey. JUSTUS STUCKENHOLZ. 8l3-2td Fulton Hall. WT1- AKK Ol -TURING Till: ONLY PERFECT Extension Window Cornice ever manufactured. It is perfect in its con struction, simple and handy te adjust and very cheap. Item be regulated te lit any or er imry window by means of a thumb screw, and can be adjusted lrem one feet, te five feet wide. They arc made eriji Inch Walnut Meulding of a New Pattern, ami we have them in eight different styles. Come and see them. CURTAIN" POLES In Walnut, Ash and Kbeny, Knds, Kings and Hrackets complete. OUDKHS TAKEN KOIt PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS. OPLXIXG PALL STYLUS OF WALL PAPE1! AND SHADES. PHARES W, FRY, Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST. JiX'CV nszexs. daily Excursions r::eM PHILADELPHIA CAPE' MAY. The famous mammoth three-deck Steamer " REPUBLIC " Leaves Hace Street Wharf at 74a. m., arriving at Cape May about 1U p. 111. Heturniiig. leaves Cape May at : o'clock p. 111., givingamph time for batliimr or a drive en the beach. A full Hi-ass Hand and Orchestra Music for dancing. Parler Entertainments varied weekly. Lunch eons and Hefreshnients in abundance. Din nersami suppers provided. Oysters and Fisli served for supper a tew moments after taken from the water. Fare for t lie Round Trip - $1 .00. SUNDAYS Will leave lhice Street Wharf at VA a. m. P. S. A Hread Gauge Steam U. K. will con vey passengers te Cape Island iu 8 minutes. Tickets for sale at CIIAS. II. RARR'S, 2S.2m.!&w CENTUE SQUARE. house Eunxmiiixa aoeits. ATOTICU. Mk, BKEXEMAX ; advise all who contemplate pulling iu EIJS or making any alterations in their Would HEAT heating arrangements le de the ruh of rail Trade begin :dat once before THE MOST UELIAHLi: J in the Market, at the LOWEST PRICES. Flu k BruMi's GREAT STOVE STOKE, 152 North Queen Street, LANCASTER, PA. HOP MTTEUS. T1IUT1IS. HOP BITTERS, (A Medicine, net a Drink,) CONTAINS JIOPS, KUCUU, MANDltAKi;. DANDELION, AXDTHE VL-ntiT AXD I5E3T MEDICAL QCALITIES OP ALL OTUm IJITTEKS. THEY CURE All Diseases or the Stomach, Hewcls, Hloed, Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, Nervous ness, Sleeplessness, Female Complaints and Drankcnucss. S.1,000 IN GOLD Will be paid for a case they will net cure or hclp.er ter any thing impurcorinjurieits found in them. Ask your Drngglst for Hep Hitters and free books, and try the Hitters before yen sleep. Take no ether. Hep Bitters MniinRiclnrin? Company, Rochester, New Yerk, and Terente, Ontario. scpC-lydMWP&w 105 GO TO . HIEMENZ'S, 105 Ne. 103 North Queen street for the Cheapest and IScst HOOTS AND SHOES. IO: Sign of the Big Shoe. 10s iw-s&wtfa Sl,2-W. Davis's majority is 1,-120, a-ait: . l.e-iO in the same towns last year. The towns te hear from ,'ave Davis 27,71'.), Smith ami Gareelen 30,121, bcina Fusion majority of 2,402. The a-,'rrcatc vote re ceived lins increased about 5 per cent., which indicate!; an aggregate of l-HylOO. As each vote lias increased about the same, the Republicans should have 72,500, i!ie Fusion ists 73,500, 1'ioliibitien and scal terinji 500. A Fusion plnralily of 1.000 and a majority of 500. The amendment making a plurality choice is uncertain ; also, that providing for biennial elections. The Fetirlh ami . Fifth congressional districts are Fusion ; the First, Second and Third Republican, as ocierc. The Republicans claim the First district by 125, and tice Demestats concede it by 05. The first DKtrict. Portland, Sept. 1-1. Cempk-tj re turns from the First district ceiiiiir.i the report that Reed, Republican, has been elected by 100 majority. Iu Cumberland county four Republican senators appear te be elected. This will give the state Sen ate strongly te the Republicans. Dhiinc Gives ft Up. Rosten, Sept. 1!. An Augusta dis patch says returns ceme iu slowly th's morning, and de" net change the outlook rs presented last night ; 215 towns show a net Republican less of about 300 en last year's vote. The whole number of town:? and plantations is ever GOO, but these heat d from cover about two-thirds of the vole of tnu state. At present Plaistcd's clce clce ien is net doubted, and his majority is variously estimated at from 1,000 te 2,500. 'Sir. niaine concedes hint a stmtll plurality. The vote is the largest ever east. The Prohibitionists, under advice from .Nye, their candidate, did net generally vote for him, but directly for Plaisted as the suiest means of defeating Davis. Tie Congressional Delegation. Fer Congress Frye is the only Republi can whose election is conceded by the Fu Fu sienists, but Lindsey lias a niajei ily beyond doubt. Reed's election is claimed by lhc Republicans, but his majority is placed as low as 117, and the Fusieuists claim that returns arc being doctored. Ladd and Miirch have majorities te spare. The Ainendinenls Probably Adepts,!. It leeks as though both of the constitu tional amendments would have large ma jorities, and particularly that making a plurality elect a governor which if adopted will be operative as te this election. Anether dispatch from Augusta says Plaistcd's majority will be a little ever one thousand. In the First district Reed's plurality is new put at thirty-live. Keniiblicans Claim Thrcs Congressmen. Augusta, Sept. 11. The Journal, Re publican, in an extra says the slate Legis lature is without doubt Republican. It also claims the Republicans have elected three congressmen. IVIial 11 Democrat Claims. New Yerk, Sept. 11. IJ. I). SmnHcy, a member of the national Democratic com mittee, has sent the following dispatch from this city te Mentpclicr, Vt.: "We have elected Plaisted by 3,000 te 5,000 ma jority, have four members of Congress and both branches of the Legislature. Have no fear of Indiana."' The only dispatch received at the Re publican headquarters te-day from Maine was one indicating Reed's election le Con gress by a small plurality conceded by the Fusieuists. Probably Four Congressmen and the Legis lature. New Yerk, Sept. 14. A despatch re ceived this morning by the national Demo cratic committee from a member of the committee at Portland tays : " Plaisted elected, probably three thousand majority. Fourth and Fifth congressional districts surely, and probably Jpirst and Third dis tricts carried by us, and also Legislature." Plaistcd's Certainly Elected. l!y American Union Wires. Augusta, Mc., Sept. 11. Returns arc coming in slowly ; 245 towns show a net Republican less of about 300, compared with last year's vote. These towns cover two-thirds of the voting population. Plais tcd's election is certain, the only tptcs- tteu being as te his majority, which is estimated at from 1,000 te 3,000. Mr. Blaine concedes Plaistcd's election by a small plurality. The vote is the largest ever cast in the stale. New KerK2Iari:e:. -'"' Y''":i. 'lt. I". l'IeHr-Stal,.:iti rns.eady; mo..-.iteepert -mil home d.-man.l: MipcHlne.-:'. 1051 0.); extra de 410; el:oie.,de.ft T.'.JtB 1 -,- (.,,., ,1,, Ti.-. de WY.t trudi :.:7.-5i- l 7i itlU round hoop "Ohie ft uiifl .'(: choice , : simernm western ;: IU.KH iki. .,, .."."i '-J -..-I-"1 'rMRl " SV3;i-,: choice , I,, '!' ' ; ,','co while wliat de $! IS Y..rHl; Se!,t!,t'"' '!""'. unchanged ; common .VrcVe !l C "": K,MM '"cfiolce de v,V!U'ilt .'i1',1."''!'''' "'"dcrately active; I ni'ti !(.... . ? ... .. .i.---..uiL-i-.i(-r, u.niu'ruti iraiie: Mixed u.-sl.in spe ,.d-l!i.: il lutiir...-.iiXi..c. n. , '-1 !.li! :itr:"f-'-'-: -'. 2. A-pt.. :,-.'l(-: de trail- P::LiiKi.vaM with liieder.iti (.1.. im; etra f::iie;;: family at ?." ((.?", r.d .;" I- ; :-t. benis lamilv tetj.tii.i ."Market. Scpf.-m'-er II. Pleur lirm. suuertine at 2 no ' : Ohie and Indiana IVnii'u tamflvde $IS7 lt;T.riirfi;i)il; Minnesota tamily (fS ''- IJye Heur nt $t CKfl 7.1. Wheat higher with fair demand: N '"P- ':'" ' Si "; I'a. I.'e.l flesgi (;; t ".1 ij. teamerSJc ?5S.-,; paten' and high grades itiM 2 West-Amber yellow XZ&Zv; llir?l'e; Ne. e. J-i-i'JJS'Je; Ne. .. Cern steady ; mixed .Vie. Oat- firm ; Ne. I, White de JOKiJc; Ne. ::, de Mixed 37e." ilye scarce ; talcs it i'c. ,?,in:yr-",!!tr,:'-t . ,Jim? i'rk IV, IKIJ5I1, fyl; beet h.itiM il!) 00rS"2J 00: ladi..n m..s- beet til fli; l)i : "1,;icon smoked hh-iii-l- i-- i;i?i5i: ,alt de OfJ.'J'c: smek.-l nam lii.-.-e; pickicd hauis'jy iTiird firm; f Ity ketlh at 'sjfyj'e: loe e iMtnt.c: ,'Mjc; ptiiae st..-,m s-tr. I.uttcr scarce and wanted ; pVce Impreving: Creamery extni tug!c; Creamery geed te chiuee'-lm-iSc; ISradterd ceuntyaud New Verfc t tra. J7i(j-V; Western reserve extra J(iQi!is J(iQi!is J(iQi!is ilogeodto chohe lCj7d'.'e : ICeils firm and scarce: IVnti'a extra sSgffl; We:itern rererve evti-.i iO?S!e. ..-.K?5"'4 ,ir"l; I'eni.sylvanlantSic; Western ifc(nc. Cheese strong, but unlet; New Yerk full cream !.",'fl-; Western full cream :!!. : de tair te giuni IfJ.JgiJe; de halt" stims :ty. in.' .je. Perreleum linn : retlned ltic. Whisky at ?1 US. s Is Ihied te prime Clever dull :if. Sim f?s.,!) ; Timethy llrmer at fj 5r,."si 7i: Flaxseed s-.irciat ! i. Cattle ."llarUct. Meniiay, St-pf. IS. Tim receipts of beeves at the Wi-t Philadelphia yard for past week wen: ::,M) head: North Philadelphia yard .Mai head. Total, I.WSl brad. IScuvus were active diiiii-." tlni"irl- .lh-i ..i the week, and prices were fully J.,.; IMr pound above la-iL .Monday's iUetuti!is; )Ut under tin; large arrivals of tin; past tv.e days the prices became easier, nml closed te-day at an advance of yfi: ever last week. A tew choice sold en Saturday at iif?r,ic. Weueli i:tni at ."y.,i; ; geed. :.' lH.Vic ; medium, f'SiMici common, tcfilc; luilbi and cows. ': Ah'-vh" c:il ves, at 5'.iy.:c. Kresli cows, fr. le .(:, per head. BALKS AT TIIU WiMT VIIir.AI)KLli:iA YAII11. Head. STO Itegcr Maynes, Wtirn, and West V.. gross. :yil''yni: si Owen Smith, WinIciii. account tr-uumcl Caullmunn ; S.S West. a., account Kllcn- gcr 'c Seymour; m ile de. I. C. Thompson, gresj...5.-c. ill A.&.I.Chfi-.ty. Wc-fcrn. gre.-s, iXlii'c. 'Mi I:. 8. & If. F. Mcl'illen, Wfntern and West a.,gre-.s,;tfv:.,.. Kd I liii.in & Lehman Ures., Western, en nc- eeiini :y.jt.-,;; i) de.ri5-i-5e.:ri de. 'l-hH-'JiC.: :;:ide. Levi SciiNenig, 4:Wffi.Vc; :a .te. .1. K. Sadler .fc Ce., gross. 4y.Z&. :. .las. ciemsen. Western, giess, tyfi.ta.v. it iKiinisSmvlb, )hie, account i:. K." Fratcr, 5a West Va.. own account, grMs, lre.'ijie. 7" Jehn MeArdlc, Western, gross, Mifiriis. II) Daniel .Murphy, West Pa., and V. Va.. gniss, VAQVuv. SO Lewenslein & Adlcr, Western and W. Va.. gross, VAQVAv. 112 (j. Schamberg A Ce., Western, gross, 4 SWsC. il F. Sehectz, Western, gross, ijifeSc. 12 F.Seheetz, Montgomery co., cows, gross, 3 y-'lJie. .v; M. Chain, jr.. West Va., gresx, t'AQVAc. I') Daniel Smyth & I fro.. Wc-,t Va.. mceunt.I. F. Sadler ,fc Ce.; JOhie, li. K. F rater; ID Western, Ueger Maynes; 17 Western, Schamberg .1 Ce.;::; Wcstcin, J. Sawden X. I.O., glOSS, TM.riiC. iiern. ichma nelds i Ce., Mvers .i - .: ...x-s-. , " iiinisciiiaii. ijdruc il Abe O.-tbeim, Wet Va.,gre-;s, wieitiw, uiile, -,'riHs, Vvyxv. Paul, Western, West Va., S-i I i;-2 I ii, West H.. gross, zy.avAv. inn .t Levi, West a.aceeiuit Uev t .t Findley. IWSS-Ce: .VS de. Ileii- neny x. ml, 'ir'i'Xc; -inie. Kvcrlv fSg.lVfe; as Ohie and West Va., My !7:.-.i 11 S. lMeitll- III) Sehamber snsi Vni.rYiV. .Mi M. Levi, Went Va., gres-., SfflSV. 1-2 II. Chain, Western, gre-s, sy,1ii4c. 12') dames Anil, Western, gross, iy.'(r,:c; 11 Hilbien ."i l.ewensten, West" Va.. gross, 'y&vAv. 1.1 Win. Sales, Wi'slcrn.gres-i.SfflC'c. SIS .1. F. Sadler Ce., W-t Va.and Western, gre-s, :..t-."g,." :; Sc. Hogs were slew aud tin; best grades main tained their price, while tba common stock as a shade easier. Weijuete from 7e te , periieuml. Arrivals at all yarils.vehcad Sheep and Lambs were active and price had an upward tendency. We oueto Kxti.. at ImS'c,; geed, IKQ-IJfc; medium, tnnf tlv. : common, I4.-:e. ; culls. Se. ; West ern Pa., Lambs, vmv,k: Chi.-ster county de r,t,r,yzr. ; stock ewes, tJi7.-,?:;.si). Arrivals West Philadclpliia, .r,WM lnai ; ether yards, ZtM head. Total, h), bead. Samuel Stewart sold .111 head of dressed sheep nt i;res. Stock Jtlnret. New Vekk Sec-ks. Stocks weak. Seidcmber H. Fatally Hurt en the Kallreat:, Plehence, N. J., Sept. 14. Charles Delancy, a respectable colored man of Moorestown, while walking en the railroad track late last night had his feet caught in a switch and was unable te ex tricate it. A train coming along passed ever the feet and ankle and the limb was amputated at the ankle by Dr. Gauntt. He cannot recover. Meney Krii:i:.i: ;; Michigan H. fc I.. S....KsJn .Michigan C'nt. It. It.. !.".J Chicago & N. W i('.5 Chicago, M .t St. 1'. til Han. & at. !. Cem '',.) " " P'M... SI Teledo & Wabash.... :;7Ji OhleS Mi-.-1-.-ippi.... ."i;i St. Leuis, I. M.&S.K.. ZT, Ontario and Western. :'' c. c. &i. c. i:. i: it) .Sew Jersey Central.. 7;j Del. & IIudeu Canal. S,V. Del.. Lack. x. Western Wj Western Union TcI...le:; Pacific Mail S.S. Ce.. JOJJ Manhattan KIcvatcd. S)yt Union Pacific 'MA Kansas & Texas 31 NewVerkCentr.il Adams Kxprcss Illinois' Central Cleveland &tPiUs Chicago & Keck I Pittsburgh & Ft. W PlllLADKLClIIA. Pennsylvania K, IJ.... (.0 Phll'a.& Heading..... 15K Lcliigh Valley .Y Sl'i Lehigli Navigation... .'Jl Northern Pacific Cem 3IJ-& " " P'd . 5. Pitta., Titusv'c& ii... . Wt Northern Central 33 Phil'a&Krle It. U Northern Pcnti'n (In. 11 It's or N.J llcstenvillc Pass Centra Trans. Ce A.ir. A.M. P.M. 1. I0:l( ll:."si l:le i . in,:: . r. m :sw 173 172S '21 211 eO ....
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