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LANCASTER DAILY. lNTEIAIGEOERTTEPiqKPAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1880
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efliitn, and net only failed te make a sin
gle convert, but did little te retain in the
Republican ranks tbe thinkimr voters who
arc deserting from the party by scores and J
uuuureus.
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
Tills OPEISA
HOUSE
NIGHT.
JUEEllNti TO.
The Grand Parade Friday Night Sixth
Wurd Walk Around Arrange
ments Completed.
Senater Wallace will arrive in this city
this afternoon and will positively speak in
Fulton opera house this evening. Mr.
McCaa, of Alabama, is here. The ar
rangements for the event arc completed.
There will be neyaradc nor out-deer dem
onstration, as the meeting and speaking
arc expected te occupy the evening.
Every Democrat in the city should make
it a point te be present, and fair- minded
men of all shades of political opinion arc
invited te attend and hear the real issues
of the campaign forcibly and dispassion
ately discussed.
The city campaign committee has agreed
upon the following organization for the
meeting this evening :
Phesidkkt Newton Lightnei:, escj.
Vice Presidents Hen. II. G. Leng, IJ.
.1. MeGiann, II. E. Slaymakcr, Win. 15.
Fordney, II. M. North, Kebt. Montgom
ery, Daniel A. Altick, Christian Shaefler,
Dr. II. Ycagley, James Stewart, D. G.
Eshleman, S. II. Reynolds, Alex. Harbcr
gcr, Philip Doersom, J.M. Johnsten, Gen.
Gee. M. Steinman, Dr.H. Carpenter, Chas.
Dinkleberg, Frank Pfeiffer, Abrm Erisman,
Philip Wall, B. Reynolds, II. B. Swarr,
J. II. Widmyer, Gee. Gans, II. Z. Rhoads,
V. A. Oblcmler, Wm. A. Morten, Philip
Diuklebergcr, Jehn Stamm, Lewis Fisher,
Jehn McKilleps, II. Blickcnderfcr, sr.
Secretaries W. Hayes Gricr, Jehn A.
Slieber, Geerge Nauman, AV. R. Journey,
Jehn S. Rcugicr, W. II. Guthrie, William
Jehnsen, Alex. Dennelly, Jeseph Schmid,
Jehn Rese.
All the above selected officers and the
member:; of the city campaign committee
will meet at the Stevens house at 7 p. in.
in the reading room, te receive Senater
Wallace and escort him te the hall where
seats for them will be reserved.
The Grand l'uradc.
The parade of the Democracy of Lan
caster city en Friday evening premises te
be a splendid pagcaut net only in the bril
liancy of display, illumination, music and
fireworks, but in the imposing number of
actual voters in line. The arrangements
for the affair are being rapidly perfected
and the following announcements by Cel.
Ferducy, commander of the battalion, in
dicate the order of the occassien.
Hancock ash K.nelisii Battalion, )
I.ANCASTKr.. PUJJXA., September 29, ISSO.
Ocneral Order Ke. 2. On Friday even
ing. October 1, 18S0, the several Hancock
and English clubs of the city of Lancaster
will assemble at their respective head
quarters at 7 o'clock te participate in the
grand torchlight parade te be held that
evening. The respective clubs will be at
the place assigned them for forming at 7
o'clock, parade te start at sound of the
bugle at H o'clock sharp.
The line will be formed in the following
tinier.
Hancock Veterans.
First Ward Club.
Second Ward Club.
Third Ward Club.
Fourth Ward Club.
Fifth Ward Club.
Sixth Ward-Amcricus Club.
Seventh Ward Club.
Eighth Ward Club.
Ninth Ward Club.
F. and M. College Hancock Club.
Visiting Clubs.
Mounted men.
Formation el the Line.
The Hancock Veterans will form en
North Queen, right resting en Orange.
The First ward club will form en West
Orange, right resting en North Queen.
The Second ward club will form en East
Orange, light resting en North Queen.
The Third ward club will form en East
Orange, right resting en Second ward
club.
The Fourth ward club will form en
West Orange, right resting en First ward
club.
The Fifth ward club will form en West
Orange, right resting en Fourth ward
club.
The Sixth ward club will form en East
Chestnut, right resting en North Queen.
The Seventh ward club will form en
Esst Orange, right restiug en Third ward
club.
The Eighth ward club will form en
West Chestnut, right resting en the Fifth
ward club.
The Ninth ward club will form en East
Chestnut, right resting en the Sixth ward
club.
The College club will form en East
Chestnut, right resting en the Ninth ward
club.
The visiting clubs will form en West
Chestnut, right resting en North Queen.
The mounted men will form en West
Chestnut, right resting en visiting clubs.
The iCeute.
" The parade will move as fellows :
North and Seuth Queen streets (pass
ing monument en cast side), te Mid
dle, te East King, te Plum, te Orange, te
Duke, te Frederick, te North Queen, te
James, te Mulberry, te Orange, te Mary,
te West King, te Derwart, te Maner, te
West King, te East King (passing monu
ment en south side), te Ann, and counter
march te Centre Square and dismiss.
Democratic citizen voters net equipped
will inarch at the head of their respective
wards.
A cordial invitation is extended te all
clubs and mounted men from the country
te participate with us, and these intending
te de se will please notify the colonel se
that a place may be assigned them in the
line.
The mounted staff aud aids will report
te the colonel at the central headquarters,
in Centre Square, en the evening of the
parade at six o'clock.
WM. J. FORDNEY,
Colonel.
Hknky Wew, Adj.
Illumination.
Democratic residents of the city gener
ally propose te illuminate en this occasion,
net only along the route, but in all parts,
as the thoroughfares will be crowded
everywhere. Chinese lanterns, Hags and
portraits of the candidates arc attainable
and can be most effectively used.
The Sixth Ward Walk Around.
About 120 members of the Sixth ward
club had a walk around last night, te try
their new uniforms. Twe companies of
the Veterans and a drum corps marched at
their head, and every quarter of the ward
was visited, and there was a very general
illumination of Democratic houses and
cheers from enthusiastic crowds en the
street corners and sidewalks.
Future Meetings.
Hen. Samuel J. Randall, speaker of the
Heuse of Representatives, and yesterday
nominated by the Philadephia Democracy
for Congress for the tenth time, will speak
in the court house this city, en Wednesday
evening, Oct. 27.
Hen. E. K. Apgar, of New Yerk, will
speak in the court house en Friday even
ing, Oct. 22, 1880.
llunil Injured.
Fred Flick employed at Sturgis's plain
ing mill en Mulberry street, had his hand
caughed in a shapcr yesterday and had a
portion of the flesh tern from the bone, ou
tbe under part of the haeJ.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR BEGCI.AU CORRESPONDENCE
The "Hancock Iriviucibles " is tbe name
taken by anew Democratic campaign com-
ipany organized in the Keystone Deme
cratic club room en JNertii mira street,
last evening, by the election of the follow
ing civil efficers:
President Geerge F. Rathven.
Secretary and Treasurer Geerge W.
Slireeder.
Company officers were then elected as
fellows :
Captain W. Whitefield Welsh.
1st Lieutenant Charles F. Yeung.
2d Lieutenant James R. McManus.
Captain Welsh is a veteran of the late
civil war. He enlisted in the 5th Penn
sylvania Reserves, served three years, ic
cnlisled and served until the war was
ended. The company, of whom there are
at present mere than eighty, and it is ex
pected te increase the number te one hun
dred, will meet en Thursday next at
Desclf s hall te adept a unuerm.
Quick Werk.
One McDermott, a traveling sidesman
for a Philadelphia house, appeared in Ma
rietta yesterday and offered te bet one
thousand dollars en the vote of certain
states in the November election. Majer
Malone offered te bet one hundred dollars
that McDermott did net have one thou
sand dollars. The money was staked,
McDermott pulled out one thousand dol
lars which was sent te the bank and veri
fied aud the stakes were handed te him.
Majer Malene this morning brought suit
before Justice Frank, of Columbia, for the
recovery of the one hundred dollars lest,
but the suit was wen by the defendant and
.Malene stuck ler the costs.
Borough Uudet.
Messrs. Jehn W. Fisher & Seu are at
present engaged in taking stone from the
Norwood gravel quarry for macadamizing
purposes en Locust strest, between Sixth
and Seventh.
A special committee will give a "calico
dress ball" in Company II. armory en
Tuesday, Octobers.
The Citizens' band of this place received
their new instruments, comprising four
teen horns, two drums and a pair of cym
bals, at eight o'clock last evening. The
instruments are well put up, of a hand
some appearance, and en a trial last even
ing gave satisfaction. The baud members
will be uniformed in r short time.
Jehn R. Henry, Columbia correspond
ent of the Examiner, is visiting te-day at
Reading.
About thirty excursionists left here
tins morning en the Reading & Columbia
railroad excursion te the Berks county
fair at Reading.
The Columbia engine is te-day employ
ed in filling the boilers of the engines at
the Henry Clay furnace.
Aaren Dyer had the end of his thumb
amputated at Bacenian's planing mill this
morning while working at a circular saw.
Dr. Craig dressed the injury.
Seme of the ladies of Columbia will, en
Friday evening next, present te the Key
stone Democratic club of this place a bunt
ing flag. The members of the club will
asrcmblc at the club room en the evening
in question aud march, non uniformed and
without torches, te the residence of W.
B. Given, esq., Fourth and Chestnut
streets, where the presentation will be
made.
A match game of base ball between the
"Our Beys" and the "Furnace Hill"
clubs, the former of Columbia and the lat
ter of Middlctewn, is announced te take
place at Columbia ou Friday afternoon
next.
Capt. Fendcrsniith's " helmet " com
pany received their hchncls last evening.
Frederick Bucher has just placed a new
and handsome sign in front of his store at
Feurt aud Locust streets,
The sum writ-
ing was done by Jehn R. Henry.
Samuel Roberts, a Pennsylvania railroad
freight brakeman, was this morning struck
en the head by the reef of the Lancaster
depot as his train, western bound, was
passing under it. Roberts was knocked
down te the top of the box car, en which
he was standing, with a severely cut head,
but his injury is net dangerous.
L. K. Fendcrsmith has just received a
new glass te take the place of the one
broken at the banking house of E. K.
Smith & Ce., while the Rcpublirau flag
was being stretcccd across Locut street
about ten days age.
Miss Mazie E. Purple left here yester
day ou a visit of a couple of weeks te
friends at Oxford, Pa.
TIII'J FAIIl.
Annual Inhibition of the Agricultural and
Horticultural Society.
The annual exhibition of the Lancaster
agricultural and horticultural society
commenced iu the Farmers' Northern mar
ket house this afternoon.
AH morning the officers of the society
were busily engaged in recciviug entries
and assigning space te the exhibitors, and
the exhibitors were busy arranging their
several exhibits. At neon, tli3 time an
nounced for epeniug the fair, the market
house was far from being filled, and the
exhibits then there were net all arranged
in their proper positions. There are,
however, a great many entries of a very
attractive character, especially iu the fruit
department, the specimens being of apples,
pears, grapes, &c, being of very superior
quality. The same may be said of the
flowers, vegetables and cereals, while the
household department, including domestic
products and manufacturers, embroidery
and fancy articles, is fairly represented.
The exhibits in ether departments were
net sufficiently well arranged at neon
te enable us te form an opinion as te
the merit of the display. Doubtless by
evening all the departments will have been
filled up, and the exhibition will be well
worthy the patronage of our citizens. The
exhibition will remain open until Friday
evening. Tickets of admission can be had
at the deer.
We will, te-morrow, endeavor te publish
a full list of the entries, and have some
thing te say about the mere important or
attractive articles exhibited.
Installation or Officers.
Washington Encampment Ne. 11 has
elected officers as fellows :
C. P E. J. Erisman.
II. P J. A. Westhaeffcr.
S. W. James Zeurchcr.
J. W W. C. Buchmillcr.
Treas. W. F. Hambright.
Scribe Gcerge Spurrier.
Number of members. 222; amount of
relief paid during term, $770 ; assets, $11,
820. A Fatal Fall.
M. Lilley, an empleye of the Thorndale
iron works, went te Downingtown aud be
came inebriated, and while there was sit
ting en a store box in front of the express
office. After sitting there for some time
he lest his balance and fell forward te the
ground, and in se deiug struck his head
against a corner of a pair 6f scales, which
fractured his skull. After lying there for
a while he was removed te his home in
Gallaghcrville, where he died en the follow
ing morning.
Cases Ulsmlssed.
Before Alderman Barr this morning were
heard the complaints of assault and bat
tery and surety of the peace preferred
against Milten Buch, of Eden, by Lizzie
Shultz. There being insufficient evidence
te sustain the charges, the complaint were
discharged.
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Take Down That Flag!
The crooked Republican pole at Sheck
Mills has nine stripes en it te represent
the nine states which are all that these
who put it up expect Garfield te carry.
MEFS WEAK, IEFS WEAR, MEFS WEAR,
NOW OPEN IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
Overceatings, Suitings, Coatings and Pantings.
GENELEMEN : We offer no goods but what we can guarantee te give you full satisfaction in every respect We eniple
a first-class cutter that can furnish you with a fit that we knew you will be pleased with. We buy none but the best trimmings
and therefore me none but the best in all the goods we make up. All goods thoroughly sponged before cutting Everv article e
clothing is made in the best possible manner. & J
GENTLEMEN : These of you who have never given us a trial we earnestly request te de se, as we feel satisfied that hav-
nig purcuaseu ei us once, juu nut uu u
ining aise is certain, mat our pncea ui w tuuiiu luwas iew, ana in many cases lower than the same goods, which the taleut in
cutting, and the same quality of materials used in trimming, can be had elsewhere. We also keen a full stock of GF.NTS' FITR
NISHING GOODS, in all the latest styles. E"We earnestly invite a call. utllue Ult"
GrIVLEE, BO"WEE8 & HUKST,
25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
IJcferc Judge l'attersen.
Iii the case of Jehn B. Bachmau vs.
Christian Hershcy, owner or reputed
owner, and William Hougcudebler, con
tractor, act. fa. sur. mechanic's lien, a ver
dict was rendered in favor of the plaintiff
for $137.23.
Ilelure Judge Livingston.
G. Sener & Sens vs. Adelph N. Bash,
contractor, and Charles Moten, Moes Max
well, Rebert Able and Jehnsen Wesley,
committee and trustees of St. Stephen's
Tabernacle Ne. 5, of Independent Order of
Brethers aud Sisters of Leve and Charity of
Lancaster county, xci. fa. tur. mechanic's.
Verdict in favor of the plaintiffs for $510.30.
Mary Kissinger vs. the city of Lancaster,
action for damages. The history of this
case is as fellows : On the 22d of July 1878
Henry Kissinger the husband of the plain
tiff, was employed as a driver of one of
Balmcr & Ce.'s large wagons, which are j
used for hauling freight from the Pcnn-
sylvania depot. Kissinger left the depot
en the morning of this day with a lead of
cased tobacco for Skilcs & Frey. In
order te get te the rear of the ware
house of the firm, it was necessary
te drive the wagon into Cherry alley from
Urange street. At the entrance te the
alley at mat tune tiicic was a ratner deep
gutter, and as the front wheels of the
wagon went into it one of the cases slipped,
aud Kissinger, who was riding en the
wagon, was in danger of being killed. Te
save himself he jumped upon the tongue
of the wagon. The horses frightened and
ran away and he fell under the wagon,
which passed ever him. He died of his
.... . .
injuries five days after the accident. It is
claimed by the plaintiff that this gutter!
was in au annesi, impassaeic conuiueii ;ii
the time, and this suit was therefore
brought ajrainst the city, whose duty it is
te keep the streets in repair, for damages.
A large number of witnesses testified te
the nature of the accident and te the con-
ditien of the gutter, which was 15 or 18
irchcs deep at that time. j
At the clese of plaintiff's case the dc- !
ftttilmtlc ecl-nfl Cut e linn ctif lull- fi.if liinrv
""""'' ve..ii .. ..vu-uuiu, . ...
was done as court adjourned until to
morrow morning at !) o'clock.
A citation was issued te J. M. Eaby, as
sessor of Paradise township, directing him
te register and assess J. Timlew Yeung
tt. al.
SI2LECT COUNCIL,.
Special
Meeting Relative te
Shenk's Death.
Maj. K. W.
A special meeting of the select branch
of city councils was held last evening te
take action en the death of Maj. R. W.
Shcnk, a member of council.
The follewiug members wcre present :
Messrs. Decrr, Ebcrly, Franklin, Judith
aud Evans, president.
President Evans stated the object of the
meeting, after which Mr. r ranklin made a !
formal announcement of Maj Shcnk's
ueatu, rcceuutcii me principal events ei i
his life, and paid a feeling tribute te his
many virtues as a private citizen and his
fidelity as a public oflicer. Mr. Franklin '
moved that a committee of three be ap- j
pointed te draft resolutions expressive of
the sense of. ceftucil en the sad event that
had called them together. t
Mr. Ebcrlv seconded the motion aud in !
a brief speech paid homage te the incmeiy '
et Alaj. Shcnk.
mi ?ia i-.i ji. i .it ?
iiiccemmHree ropericu uic '"w
n-aiiuiiivriia vt uiiiii iuiw uiiuuiiiiuueiT
adopted.
Itcselccd, That we have heard with pro
found sorrow the announcement of the
death of Majer R. W. Shcnk, a member of
this body. The untiring energy, perse
verance and zeal with which he labored
for the improvement of our city ; the sa
gacity, enterprise and business capacity
which he exercised in its councils, aud his
earnest and intelligent efforts te secure
geed municipal government, entitle him
te the grateful remembrance of his fellow
citizens. Public spirited and thoroughly
devoted te progress and the public welfare
he performed all his duties faithfnlly and
well. His courtesy aud kindness of heart
endeared him te us. and we join in the
general less of a iroed citizen and beloved
associate.
Jieseked, That we will attend his funeral
in a body.
lletelted, that we tender our heartfelt
sympathy te his family in their terrible
bereavement, aud that a copy of these res
olutions be sent te them and recorded en
our minutes.
Mr. Ebcrly moved that the mayor and
ether city officers be invited te join coun
cil iu attending Maj. Shcnk's funeral. The
motion was agreed te unaimeusly.
Council then adjourned te meet at city
hall te day at 2 o'clock te proceed thence
te the funeral.
COKONKU'S 1NUKST.
Ueath or Twe Persons Investigated.
Last week we noticed that a man had
died suddenly at Safe Harber. The name
of the man was Hugh Allen, and
the finding of the inquest, which
was held en his body, was brought
te town te-day by Deputy Corener
Brenner. The man had been away from
home for seme time aud while away he
took a dose of medicine, which he pur
chased at a drug store. After his death
his family thought that there might possi
bly have been pjisen in the medicine, se
they asked for an inquest. A pest mortem
examination was made of the man by Dr.
Clymcr, und it was found by the jury that
he came te his death from congestive
chills.
On Sunday, Mary C. Henry, aged six
years, daughter of Jacob E. Henry, died
very suddenly at her home. Deputy Cor Cor
oner Brenner held an inquest en the re
mains and ascertained that her death was
caused by " heart clot."
Large Funerals.
The funeral of R. W. Shenk, esq., took
place from his late residence ou East King
street this afternoon. It was largely at
tended, the following bodies being present,
besides many private citizens and friends :
Members of the Lancaster bar, city council,
Lancaster Mamncrcher and Shifilcr fire
company. The interment was made at the
Woodward Hill cemetery.
Rev. D. P. Rescnmillcr, who died in Al Al
Ientewn en Sunday, was buried yesterday.
The funeral was very large and the body
was buried at Woodward Hill.
This afternoon the funeral of the wife
of Christian Hagelgans took place. A large
number of friends and relatives followed
the remains te Zion's cemetery, where the
wwnnem was maue,
jtxr HOODS.
.tyaiu. ncrau teiur you w nunureas et ethers
NEW
Among the many advantages gained by our change of business
location, an important one is the enlarged rooms and improved fa
culties 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
trusted te us.
WATCH REPAIRING,
MUSICAL BOX REPAINING,
CLOCK REPAIRING,
JEWELRY JOBBING,
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING, &c.
A great variety of new work in original designs will be produced
iu our own manufactory. Any orders for specialties will be filled
at short notice and te the satisfaction of our customers. Old Geld
or Silver bought, taken in exchange, or made into new goods.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
The Theological Seminary.
The sessions of the theological wminm-
j adjourned te-day until next Tuesday. The
j professors and a number of the students
i will attend the Pan-Presbyterian alliance
j at Philadelphia. The pregramme of the
council for te-day announced that a paper
! would be read by Prof. Themas G. Apple
D. D.; en "The Theology of the German
! Reformed Church,
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Excursion te Reading.
This merninsr sixty-one persons left this
city for Reading te attend the Berks
county fair,
Jurers te be Drawn.
i On next Monday morning at 9 o'clock
jurors will be drawn in the commissioners'
! office.
Change.
preparatory te the Hely Cem um um
eo held iu St. Paul's Reformed
Services
nien will
church this ( Wednesday ) evening instead et
Friday evening, as before announced.
Consumptives gain in llcsli, strength and
spirits under a daily use of Mult Hitter.
Hydrophobia,
Dogs transmit it through their teeth. Tcetli
should be kept free irem virun. Use SOXO
DONT, keep the human tcetli clean, and no
damage can be done by the man who says te
Ids girl, " I feel like eating you up, dearest."
s'-SMweed&vr
Fragrant with delicious Hewcr odors and
healing balsams Cuticura Seap.
Amusements.
1C-OS The Continent." Oliver Uend 11 vrnt.
will appear here te-morrow evening in his nor
ular
and highly successful nlav ni.tnimi
"Acress the Continent" which has drawn im.
" uuusea everywnerc. a number of
specialty people will be introduced in the plav
including Jee H. Banks, the well-known char
acter comedian ; Master Charles Hagcn, who
wiU give imitations of Pat Keeney; Charles
Arneld, Dutch comedian, and Johnny Pendy.
POLITICAL 11ULLETIN.
Attention, ve., w. Hancock Veterans.
11 members el Ce. D.. Hancock VctnmnM.
. are ordered te meet at Central Headquarters
! te-morrow (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock.
These wishing te join must be present.
Company v., Hancock Veterans.
Will meet at Central headquarter this even
, ing at 7 o'clock te take action in refcroneo te
j equipments. Every member is uxpected te re
port. ; Seventh Ward.
j The Yeung Men's club et the SeTcnth ward,
. are requested te meet at their headquarter
. en Friday evening at 7 o'clock, sharp, uni
! formed.
Ninth ward.
Tiie regular stated meeting of the Ninth
Wan! Hancock and Knglsli club will be held
at their club room evor Arneld Haas's saloon,
North Queen street, en Thursday evening, tit
iyx o'clock. Every member Is desired te be
present as arrangements will be made ler the
parade en Friday evening. Alse the balance
of equipments will be distributed te these
members who have net received them yet.
Attention, Second Ward.
A special meeting of the Second ward club
will be held at Kansing's Union hotel, opposite
Pennsylvania K. it. depot, Chestnut street,
Thuraday evening, at 8 o'clock. Every Dem
ocrat in the ward is requested te be present.
These net wishing te uniform will be tarnish
ed with a torch. On Friday evening the club
will meet at the above place, at 7 o'clock
skarp, fully uniformed, te participate in gen
eral parade. The members will wear white
gloves.
lifKCIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE JNOTICK. "
It is impossible ler a woman after a faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound te continue te sutter
witli a weakness et the uterus. Enclese a
stamp te Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkliam, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
jy23-lydcedSw
"Sellers' Liver Pill" stand unrivaled In the
United States for curing biliousness, sick
headache, Ac.
Hew Happiness In Secured.
Happiness is the absence of pain or annoy
ance, and wherever there is pain there is dis
case. A pain in the lower portion of the body
indicates a disorder et some kind. I f there is any
odor or color or deposit in the urine it means
disease und requires nttcntien at once. We
have heard many el our friends speak of the re
markable power of Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure ami arc convinced there is nothing
se certain and valuable ler all disorders of the
urinary system both male and female. G
DOCTORS GAVE HIM UP.
" Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by se simple a remedy t"
"I assure you it is true that lie Is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hep Bitten and
only ten days age his doctors gave him up aud
said he must die !"
"Wcll-a-day! tf that Is se, I will go this i
minute and get some for my peer Geerge. I
knew hops arc geed."
Harried ladles will 11 ml in " Dr. Llndsey'f
Bleed Searcher" just what they need. Try it.
itEATjka.
Taoeart. On the 27th Inst., Mary E. Tag
gart, wite of David Taggart. el Uordenvillc. in
the 32d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of deceased are re
spectfully invited te attend her funeral from
her late residence en Thursday, the 30th, at
10 o'clock a. m., without further notice.
Services at the old Leacock church.
Sbsbr. In this city, en the iKth Inst, Ueorge
Sener, in the CSth year of his age.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited te attend the funeral from his late
lesidence, Ne. 133 North Water street, en
'innrsuay aiternoen at iy2 e cieck. interment
at Lancaster cemetery,
wiie will tell you the same thing. One
ADVERTISEMENTS.
XEW Alt VEUTISEMESia.
CHAS. BRIMMER,
CRAYON PORTRAIT ARTIST,
SIUN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
scp'23-lmd
4 WEST KING STUEET.
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING,
FULTON OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday Evening:, Sept. 29,
Te bu addressed by
Hen. W. A. Wallace,
U. 8. Senater from Peuu'u.
Eugene McCaa, Esq.,
OF BIKMINGIIAM.ALA.
sep27-3td
TARGAINS!
ISAKGAINS!!
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!!
Eathven & Fisher
Offer their cntlre-sleck el
Ready-Made Clothing
at and below Cost, with a view el uiscontiuu uiscentiuu
ing the ICE ADY-M ADE CLOTHING business,
and devoting their attention exclusively te
CUSTOM WORK.
CLOTHIXG made, nrenintlv te order, mid
satisfaction in nil cases guaranteed. A select
line ei Clet lis, Cassiniercs, Worsteds, Coatings,
Suitings. Cheviots. Meltons, Overceatings,
Vesting, &c., always en hand and orders re-
specttuny feeitcitcd.
Alse, a general line of
I iirnishing Geedy.
RATHVON & FISHER
Merchant Tailors and Drapers,
Se. 101 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
SPECIAL. These in want ei" ICeady-Mudc
Clothing will consult their own interest by
giving tliam a call before purchasing else
where, as their Clothing are mainly of their
own manufacture and substantially mudc.
sep2U-lmd
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
002 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Importers of Ceramics:
WOKCESTEK,
COPELANDS,
HAVILANDS,
MIKTON8.
The pioductiens or ail the Celebrated
Potteries.
CLOCKS:
MANTEL SETS.
CABINET SETS,
CHIMING CLOCKS,
CA1C1C1AGE CLOCKS,
Artistic Bronzes,Greupcs,Statucttcs.
LEATHER GOODS,
EMBUOIDE1CIES,
FANS.
One price, always the lowest,
niarkcdin plain ligurcs.
Orders and inquiries by mail re
ceive prompt nttcntien.
jftlBBij
THIRD EDIT1M.
WEDMSSDAYEVKNING, SEPT. 39, 1880
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 29. Fer the
Middle states, northwest te southwest
winds, with slightly cooler, clear or fair
weather, and rising barometer.
THE LATE GEN. TOBBEKT.
Obsequies ib New Yerk City.
New Yerk, Sept. 29. The remains of
Gen. Alfred T. O. Terbert arrived here
this morning from Flerida, en the steamer
Western Texas. Under escort they were
conveyed te the city hall, where they lay
in state in the governor's room until tea
o'clock. The governor's room was heavily
draped in mourning. The casket contain
ing the body was enclosed in a heavy box,
and ever this was placed a handsome black
pall. The members of the Old Guard
acted as guard of honor. Tbe following
pall bearers met the body at the city hall :
Gen. D. E. Sickles, Alex. S. Webb, Gee.
B. McClellan, J. B. Mcintosh, Jehn 31.
Corsett, Chauncey McKeever and Admiral
R. H. Wyman. At 12:30 the remains were
placed in a hearse drawn by four horses,
and, escorted by the Old Guard and a de
tachment of six soldiers of the regular
army, were conveyed te Trinity chapel,
where the funeral services wcre held.
SOUTH CAKOLINA GREENBACK EIIS.
They Put a Ticket Inte the Fledl,
Columbia, S. C, Sept. 29. The Green
back state convention met at Chester yes
terday at 11 o'clock, a. m., Cel. L. W. 11.
Blair in the chair.. After much discussion
as te the advisablity of putting a whole or
partial ticket in the field, the following
were nominated : Fer governor, L. Vf. K.
Blair, of Camden ; lieutenant governor,
B. C. Gist, of Greenville; comptroller,
Gen. Jno. Agnew, of Columbia ; attorney
general, A. J. Willard, of Ricliiand ; treas
urer, J. IT. Cook ; adjutant and inspector
general, B. 11. Elkins ; congressman from
the Fourth district, J. II. McLauc. The
convention then adjourned sine die.
1'HILAbULrHIA DEMOCRATS.
Nominations for County OttU-cra Split en
District Attorney.
Philadelphia, Sept. 29. The Demo
crats in this city this morning endorsed
Themas K. Fiulcttcr for judge of common
pleas, reneminated Kebt. . Patttsen
for controller, Henry D. Freeman for
clerk of quarter sessions, and Henry Lcfl
man, SI. D., for coroner. In the district
attorney's convention the Sheppard fac
tion, headed by William McMullin, belted
and nominated Furman Sheppard and in
the regular convention II. S. Hagcrt was
reneminated.
LAWYKlt AND CLIENT.
Their Dead Hed leg Found In the Dela
ware. Piiii.delihia, Sept. 29. The hotly of
the man found drowned in the Delaware
this morning hasbecen identified as that of
no-'acc P. Wilbur, attorney at law, of 727
Walnut street. There is no doubt the
case is oue of suicide. It is further assert
ed that the woman whose body was found
at the same wharf yesterday was a client
of Mr. Wibnr. Her name was Mrs. Tyn
dale, and she resided in Burlington, N.
J., but was known here as Mrs. Jacksen.
They were secu in company last Sunday
night.
1. 1
Germany te Turkey.
Constantinople, Sept. 29. The em
peror of Germany, replying te an appeal
made by the sultan, has expressed his re
gret that the necessity for executing the
treaty of Berlin precludes separate action
en his part.
Drought In New Jersey.
Protracted drought has caused much
suffering among the cattle of Monmouth
and Orange counties, N. J.
NEW AWEETIHEMEXTS.
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE COMICS
el the Wkbklt Ihtelliekxcer of the fol
lowing dates :
JAN. 1. 18110,
JULY S3. 1890. tfil
100 Tens of Rags Wanted,
Fer which the highest price will be paid.
ffK CENTS I'Ktt POUND FOK GOOD .MIXED
KAUS. 3 CENTS I'EK POUND FOlt
WHITE RAGS.
The highest price paid for Woolen?, Ola
Paper, Heeks, Ac. Ten Hag Assertcrs wanted,
te whom the highest price will be paid.
JOHN A. SHOBER,
Cor. North Queen and Orange Streets,
yMMKl Lancaster. Pa
PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMIIEH 2!, 1850,
will be sold at public sale, ut the lute residence
of Jehn Tomlinson. dee'd. Ne. 40 Mlddlcstrect.
a let of Household Furniture, consisting el
Beds, Tables, Chairs, etc. There will also be
sold lour excellent Milk Cows, Hay, Straw,
Grass, Manure, &c. Terms cash for all pur
chases under 910. When the amount exceeds
910, the purchaser may give his note, with ap
proved security, ler B0 days, if lie desires.
Sale te commence nt 2 o'clock p. m.
KOBEKT FAULDING,
KOBERT TOMLINSON,
B. F. Rewe, Aucts. Executers.
sep25-:ttd
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE AT I'UI
VATE SALE. Is offered at private wile
all that valuable property situated In West
Lampeter township, known na "Recky
Springs." containing 27 ACRES, mere or less,
et which about 22 Acres is fertile farm land,
and the remainder weeds, being the well
known Picnic Grounds, en which are erected
a large Twe-story slate-reef BRICK DWELL
ING, with a Twe-story slate-reef Brick Hack
Building, and a large and commodious Barn,
new Tobacco Shed, Heg Sty. Cern Crib, and
ether outbuildings. Alse contains a thriving
young Apple Orchard and a large spring el
never-Jailing water. The farm land is leitile,
well-watered anil especially adapted te raising
tobacco, and the weeds lias long been a popu
lar picnic ground, with a large dancing plat
form, tables, benches, etc. Being situated
within a mile of Lancaster city limits, it is
easy et access te markets, stores, etc. Fer
terms apply te
MRS. CATHARINE TR1SSLER.
130 East King street, Lancaster. Pa.
s20-3tdWS&S
PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1880. in
pursuance of an alies order of the Orphans'
Court of Lancaster county, the undersigned
administrator with the will annexed or .Joan .Jean
na Barry, deceased, will sell at public sale at
the Leepard hotel, East Ling street, in the
city or Lancaster, the following described
property, viz : All that certain two-story and
uttic BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and ether
buildings and Let or Piece or Ground belong
ing thereto, situated en the North side or East
King street, in the city of Lancaster, being Ne.
313, containing in front 21 feet, mere or less,
and extending in depth northward 12 15 feet,
mere or less, te a 14 feet wide public alley, and
having a front or said alley of 28 feet, mere or
lens, with a geed Brick Stable.
Terms : Purchase money te be paid ea-di en
Hie 1st day el April, A. D. 1881.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., of said
day when attendance will be given and terms
made known by.
PHILIP BARRY,
Hkjry Sbcbkrt, Administrator, C. T. A.
Auctioneer. s2SN)29,ii,l2,l3
MAMKJCTS.
MUIadclpala Market.
fiuXABsxraiA, Sept a. Fleer Una; raper
fl no K 753 a ; extra $3 2394 00 : Ohie awfla !
?.4?JS.famU WQSW; Pena'a laaaur de!
4 S35 25 ; St. Leuia family at S5 SOifSZSflChv.
neseta family 5 COASTS; straight esg
patent and high grades n8S
Kye flour scarce at S3 00.
Wheat higher, with geed demand: Se.9
JTe8S?r2UJ?l M WJ " KeJ 061C3; Am
ber II 0761 ea.
Cern scarce and wanted by local trade:
steamer S3ije ; yellow Mc ; mixed StestXC
Oats steady : Ne. 1. White. 42K$i3c ; Nai d
iiwuun: no. 3 tin tc- no uww
Kyefirm at 93c.
Previsions In lirm lebbinir trade; i
perk lie 0051635 : beef hams 13 08319 00: In
dian mess beet at $18 50 ; smoked hams UKft
12c; pickled hams 9K0IOe ; bacoH-smekwl
shoulders 6WS7c : salt de ttflt&ta.
Lard Arm clty kettle at c ; loose batch
era' 8c; prime steam 18 S7.
Butter quiet but steadily held; Creamery
extra 32c ; de geed te choice SUflSle ; Bradford,
county and New Yerk extra, agsc; Western
reserve extra 23i3c ; de geed te choice MMe
Bells quiet: Penn'a extra 9003: Westerns
serve extra 2ua-.Sc.
Eggs quiet; Fenea scarce at 52c; Western.
30c.
Cbecse quiet but streng: New Yerk foil,
cream 1314c ; Western full cream l3jlc :
de.-fair te geed KQKe ; de hair skims ll
llUc.
Petroleum nominal ; refined at lijic.
Whisky at II 12.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull at 97 75
ftS 25 ; Timethy firm ut $2 7382 80: Flaxseed
firm at 1 30.
Mew Yerk market.
Nkw Yeuk, Sept. 23. Fleur State and West'
era firm ; market without decided change 1st
prices and with moderate expert and nema
trade Inquiry: Superfine. SI25Q410; extra,
de $3 S5l 00 ; chn!ce,;de. $4 0394 65 : fancy de.
$4 705 te ; round hoop Ohie 94 104 30: choice
de $4 6003 75; supcrttne western 932301 09;
common te geed extra de (3 S54 23 : cheiee
de de 94 30fiG 25 ; choice white wheat de 94 IS
Q4 CO; Southern firm and unchanged : com
men te fair extra 94 73425 25; geed te choice
de5a)650.
Wheat Jlc better and fairly active ; expert
anil speculative business: Ne. 1 White. Oct..
$1 0SJil 0S; je.2 llud, Oct. 91 Ofyi109;
de Nev. 9t 10.
tern ;4c eeiier ami meueraieiy
.-. . . .
active:
Mixed western spot, MSMJ;
de
future, UU
Oats firmer but quiet; Ne. 2, Oct.. 30c; de
Nev,, 48c : de Dec., :76c ; Suite, 4245c ; West
ern, 4143c.
Stock -Market.
September 49.
Nkw Yeiuc Stocks.
Stocks strong.
a. m. a. x. r. if. r. m. r. if
10:30 11.-25 I2.-23 2:23 3:00
Meney 24J3
ErieR. It 38 38J: Site $a ....
Michigan S. & L. S....107?5 Vr, 107 10754 ....
MichignnitVnt. K. R.. MJi 1MK uiu 9l ....
Chicago A N. W m? 103'4 UW 103K ....
Chicago, M ft St. P... 93;( 03 ai'i 03$; ....
nan. st. . i. com ;;i 3S-;i 39
P'lil.... S2i
Teledo & Wabash.... 37Ji
Ohie ft Mississippi. .. 31
St. Leuis, I. M. & S.R..
Ontario and Western. 23
New Jersey Central.. 71
Del. ft Hudsen Canal. Xl'A
Del.. Lack, ft Western 89
'A
if iniciii union iu..
Pnclllc Mull S. S. Ce.
Manhattan Elevated
Union Pucltlc
Kansas & Texas
New Yerk Central...
Adams Express
Illinois Cent nil ,
Cleveland ft Pitts....
Chicago & Reck I
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W...
American U. Tel. Ce.
30JS
fvSU
3S)
117 ...
' !W 58 ...
Philadelphia.
Stocks unsettled.
Pennsylvania.' U, R.... ft8
Pliil'a. ft Reading..... 1
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation... 33
Northern Paeillc Cem 2UJ.J
" " P'd . 53
Pitts., Titusv'cft II.. 1
Northern Central 3i
PhU'aftErle R. R
Northern Pcnn'a
Uu. i. it's of N.J
Hcstonville Pass
Centnil Trans. Ce
58 58
15 15
52 52
327 32
29 29)2
51 51
1 16
58
w
52
32
29
58
1.WI
51
32
29
54
15
53U
AM USEMESTS.
"IULTON OPKKA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1880.
Engagement of the Popular Yeung Acter,
OLIVER DOUD BYRON,
Who will appear iu his world-renowned play,
depicting life-like incidents iu New Yerk and
California, entitled
ACROSS 'II CONTINENT,
Supported by the Charming Artist,
MISS KATE BYRON,
and an ensemble of 20 Artists, including the
Excellent Comedian. JOB tl. BANKS, who
will introduce hi old Cremona ami Hi-wang
wee.
MASTER CHAS. HAG EN, in his great imi
tations of Pat Koeimy.
CHARLES ARNOLD, in his wonderful Ger
man Siccialties.
JOHN PENDY, in laughable Seng and
Dances.
Mere fun, mere pathos, than any three
dramas new before the public. Produced with
New Scenery and a powerful cast. Admission.
35. SO '& 7ft. Secure scats at Opera Heuse
Oflice. Harkv D. Gkauamk, Business Manager.
sei28-3td
MISCELIutNEOUa.
T)OKTICAITS OF
HANCOCK AND
Fer sale at
ENGLISH
THIS OFFICE.
KKWAKD.
On Wednesday morning last a DAP
PLED GRAY HORSE, lieu-bitten -about the
head, sere under tail anil hore back, and tail
switched oll'sliert. attached te a Ten Biunrtr.
was stolen from the undersigned. A reward
of $i" will be paid for the return el the team
nuil $25 for the arrest and conviction of the
thiur.
scp27-3td FREDERICK BRIMMER.
l?LKCTIO.N NOTICE.
JCj a:
xenend meeting of the stockholders et
the ltncaster riru insurance company and
an election el eighteen directors thereof, te
serve for the ensuing year will be held at the
ethce et" the company. Ne. 108 West King
street, en MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1880. Be
tween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, p. in.
BENJ. F. SHENK.
Sej)lS illileed Secretary und Treasurer.
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTI
CULTURAL FAIR.
The Annual Exhibition of the Lancaster
County Society will open en Wednesday, the
29th e'f September. 1830, und continue until 10
o'clock p. in., October 1, nt the Northern
Market, North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
Fruits. Flowers, Vegetables, Grains. Seeds,
Demestic Productions, Household Munuloc Munulec
tares. Mechanical Implements, Tobacco, Bea
Products, Fancy Werk, Cabinet Ware, Furs,
Dairy Produce. Saddlery. Sewing Machines
and general household articles will lie re
ceived und placed in competition, governed
by the rules published in premium list.
Ne entrance fee required Irem exhibitors ;
and open te all iu the county and state be
yond. Single Tickets 20 cents. Children 10 cents,
and satisfactory arrangement mudc for the
admission of Exhibitors.
On Monday, the 27th Inst., tlie efllcers will be
in attendance at the place of exhibition te as
sign space and make ether preliminary ar
rangements. Premium lists can be had at 101 North Queen
street until the opening of the Fair.
SPECIAL.
Exhibitors should have written lists of their
exhibits beferu they enter them In order te
prevent inaccuracy aud contusion. Careful
elliccrs will be appointed, and everything
guarded witli lldelity.
MANAGKIM: Jeseph F.
eiinr. winner, raraoise:
Calvin Coenur.
Bird-in-Huml; Jehn C. Lin-
ville. Gap: Peter S. Rcist. Lititz:
it. Lititz: H. M.EnirIe.
iiiarietna
Jehn II. Lanilis, MUIersville : M. D.
Kendi" Cress well: E. S. Hoever and S. S.
Rathven, Lancaster; W. M. Brosius, Liberty
Square. scp29-2td
WANTED.
WANTEO.-.KVKKYBODY TO ADVKK
tlsc, fiee of charge, In the Iimmesx
cxb. who wents something te de.
WANTED A GOOD OIHtTODOflEH
eral housework. Apply at Ne. 127 Seuth
Duke Street. 'J?- ltd
WANTKO. A MAN WAlCfiA 8ITUA 8ITUA
tien at which lie can make 'himself use
ful. Call at 334 East King street. It
Office or the MAneirv.MunrAl. Lure Asse-1
ci atie op SfeuasonevK, Pa.
WANTCD-GOOD, ACTIVE, BKSPONSI
blc Agents in eapjn township or the
county of Lancaster. Apply In hand writing
of Applicant te the Heme Oflice.
L. K. HUMMEL, Sec'y.
Sclinsgreve, Snyder county, Fa... September
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