LANCASTER DAILY 1KTELLIGENCER THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1880
ha shrank from meeting his fellow-ceuu-ciliucn
in the psiTersnaucc of a duty, as fce
plainly intimated by the piesident; the
simple fact of the matter was that lie had
thought the meeting was called for half
pxst seven, whereas the hour designated
was seven, and he was cen'e'iuently a lit
tle behind time.
Mr. Ilav.s's motion te refer the resolu
tion was adej.icd, Mr. Barnes alone voting
no.
Ms-. McInner. icmiuded council that
about a month age the gas company had
asked and obtained pcnniiien te extin
guish the city gas lamps at midnight, for
the period of a week or ten days, which
period has long elapsed, and still the lamps
are put out every night at 12 o'clock. If
the gas company wanted an extension of
time, it would be only right and proper te
ask ler it.
y.r. Jehnsen, chairman of the lamp com
mittee, said the gas company had encouut enceuut
eied difficulties in making improvements
at their work'; moie seiieus than had been
anticipated, but Mr. Uaumgardner had
said that in a few days the company would
be able te iurni.-.li gas as heietofe-.e.
Adjourned.
COLUMBIA KEWJ.
TIIElSLKCTIOX.
Computing i:nd Consolidating Hie KelursiD.
At 12 o'clock te-day court met for the
purpose of computing and consolidating
thcVeturns of the late election for presi
dent, and for state and county officers.
Ceuit was opened by Judg Livingston,
who swore in J. L. Lyte as reading clqrk
and Ii. 1 W. Urban and Jehn I. Carpen
ter as computing clerks.
1-rothenotary Mc.Mcllen produced the
returns from the several election precincts
in the county, after which court adjourned
until 2 o'clock, when the work of comput
ing the returns will commence. The list
of candidates ten formidable one, but it
is expected that the official figures will be
furnished in time for publication in Satur
day's IxTKi.i.TCE:;cnji.
en: i:i:;i;iaii coi:ia:si-exij:xci:
At a meeting of the Orien I''lge Ne
?C I. O. I!. M., held hist evening, tiie fol
lowing officers were installed :
X. C. Chail.is X. Minims.
V. (',. Y.'m. II. .Shtnbcrger.
Hec-eiaryF. J1. I. Miller.
Assistant Secretary Dr. G. '.' . I.ern
tlieizel. Treasun r Gee. V.'. Shrecdcr.
Trust. ( La. 15. 'c:;man.
The Vi;,iit!it fire company will meet this
evening for the transaction of the business
of the month. The company did net meet
en Tuesday ovenin-r, the regular meeting
nigh!, by icasen of a i-sn-iuiii of member .
net being jtiesent.
Harry -Miniiieh, of Ten:i., K visiting his
parents at this pi.e.-i'.
Hcv. I. V. Stalcy loeiured in the E. i"..
Lutheran churcli fee.tr.re room last evening
en "'ilL'iim'j Pi i;iess" Je quite a geed
sized aiidiem-e.
Janics 1). Ga.-f, tifttsc Scott iien wei-ic.-'
I i
visiiii.-r !iis !rmc at
1 lv.-.,
ihi:
'.Mil.ir n.cnihly MCLiiiig "
lire i-nmpnuy wili Ik- he!'
the
tins
Danvil!'.
place.
i The r.
Shawnee
C'V!II!llg.
The Iicnuhlir t:i baluli-ih will
walk around this e cuing.
The Mi!-; society of the I. K. Lutheran
church will net meat this evening, a-; an
nounced, but will meet te-morrow uven-
7::0 o'clock, at the ie;idcnee of
take a
Ttlaiiiuieiiial.
The nuptials of litis Annie E. Stones-,
of W-esl "La:nj)cter, and Mr. Harvey F.
Iiaverstiek. of Luncr-tcr township, at the
residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Henry
K. Stener, in Wet Lampeter township,
last evenin"-. wese the occasion of brilliant
i social festivities. The attendance of guests
I is estimated at ever one bundled in num
ber. Miss lieckie Perter, of this city,
played the wedding march ; Ilev. Thes. 15.
Barker, e." Lancaster, pronounced the cer
emony after the Episcopal rile. The
bride-maids v.cie Miss Jda L. Stener,
Miss Winnie lis cucir.au. of Strasbuig
township, and Miss Mary E. Swartz, ei
Lancaster. The groomsmen! were Mr. A.
E. 1'rantz, of Wilmington, Del.. Mr.
Ellis Daciimau, of Stiasburg borough, and
Mr. M. M. Pfautz, of Manheira. The
u-Oic's were Mr. Andrew V. Franiz, of
Lancaster township, and Mr. J. L. Perter,
of this city. Tlicre was an elegant enter
teriainmenl of the company andhandsome
presents te the bride. The bridal tour
takes in Niagara,
Ciitclu-ll's Opinion.
'Ceck" f'alchell, the ex-member of the
Legislature from the Lewer district, was in
town yesterday. He were his famous
swallow-tailed coat and a white vest. He
stepped at every coiner and while leaning
again, t a lamp pest he would deliver his
!ill!e speech te the gaping countrymen,
lie is known tee well in the city for any i
er.e te listen te him. He thinks that Gar- !
field is a pe-sr stick and that Grant, will be j
reneminated and eiceteii m ijj-i. lnis
opinie!! of the learned doctor is very
valuable te hi.- p;-.'iy and it is wei thy ei"
note tin he speaks for a front seat in
1S3L
tnsiliuse l.ficitil'es.
A feature of Use approaching teachers'
Slightly Bxhilarated.
" Ke-fel-de Kiddle ! Hew well I leel !" Chirped
an elderlv bachelor t'ether morning. "That
Themas' Eclecti-ic Oil seems te have cured mj
lumbago completely. I feel us if I wese young
again and blseve I'll ask the widow te have
me." He did se, was accepted and is new the
nappy parent e I a line oey. r or saie ey 11. u
Cochran, druggSit. e. i, and
street. Lancaster. Pa.
IX North Queen
3
CeugTis.
"Brown' Bronchial Treclies" arc used with
advantage te alleviate Ceuglss, Sere Threat,
Hoarseness and llrenchial Affections Fer
tliirty 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 fewstaple remedies of the age.
The Threat.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches'' act directly
en the organs of the voice. They have an ex
1 raerdinas-y effect in all disorders of the Threat
and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone when re
laxed, either trem cold or ever-exertion ei the
voice, and produce a clear and distinct enunci
ation, fijitfnl-tra and Singer j find the Troches
u-cful.
A Cough, Celd, Catarrh ei Sere Threat rc-rpsii-cs
immediate attention, ns neglect often
times results in ionic incuruble Lung Disease.
Brown's Bronchial Treche" will almost in
variably give relief. Imitations arc offered for
ale, many el which are injurious. The genu
ine "Brrjici's Bronchial Trechet" are sold
&.': i'.- br.r.. ianl.'flyd&vTu,TliS
A Happy Restoration.
1 can truly say that I eweny present exist
ence and happy restoration te the hopes ami
joy-i of life, te the useef Warner's Safe Kidney
aiid Liver Cure, and I say te everyone suffer
ing from any manner efkidney, liver or uri
nary trouble. " Use tills remedy anil recover.'
W. li.SAXFOUD.
Ilelley. X. Y., Fb. S3, 18V. 1
SEW AJDTEItTlSEXESTS.
-
H. Z. RHOAD3 & BRO.
Call attention te the completeness and variety of their
stock, including every article of every description in their line,
from the le-w-priced te the costly. All grades of Watches and
Time-keepers. All classes of Jewelry, including very many
pretty designs in cheap goods, and a superb collection of flne
Diamond Goods. Silverware in full variety, from any geed
Electro-plated article te the Solid Silver Goods of great intrin
sic worth. Oil Paintings, Musical Bexes, Bronzes, &c, &c.
All purchasers of goods in our line, all persons contemplat
ing the purchase of such goods, all admirers of beautiful goods,
are respectfully invited te visit our store.
H. Z. RHO ADS & BRO., Jewelers.
THIBPEBITIOI
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 4, 1E80.
GARFIELD'S" VICTORY.
AFTERMATH
OF TCKSDAV5
XI ON.
KLKC-
-EW YORK REPUBLICAN MY 14,000.
1312, fell dewa stairs at his residence yes
terday aud died seen afterwards. He was
in apparent geed health np te the time of
the accident.
SOLID SILVERWARE in ail the new styles, comprising many articles
specially appropriate for wedding and anniversary occasions.
BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE.
Mement: JUetncrst: Aletliers::!
Arcyeulisturbcd at night and broken el
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
willi the excruciating pain or cutting teeth?
II se, go at once and get a bottle of MKS. WIN'S
LOW'S SGOX1IIXU SYIiUP. It will relieve the
peer littli- .sufferer immediately depend upon
it; there i no mistake about it. There is net a
mother en earth who has ever used it, who will
net tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, am! give rest te the mother, and relief
ami health te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe te use in nil cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is the prescription et one
ct the eldest and best feurilc physicians and
ntir-es in the United States. Sold everywhere
I cents a bettlv. IMT-lvd&vvM.W&S
CLOCKS IN RICH VARIETY, including Mantel Clocks and Cleck Sets
Traveling Clocks, &c. The most favorite Cleck is The Stem Winder."
BAILEY, BANKS & BDDDLE.
WATCHES the best in the world, in novel finish of case and great
variety of ornament. Our own guarantee gees with each Watch we sell
BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE.
INDIANA UNSHAKEN.
KKTURXS IKOM OTtlr.K STATES.
wkatuu:: ixihc.vtiex.-..
VASnixr.-ejr. D. C, Nev. 4. Fer tin.
Middle states, cloudy thrcateninj; weather
with light rains, northeast te south winds,
lower barometer, and stationary or higher
temperature.
-'- -
BUY voevs.
The I'hllp Inquiry Resumed.
THE LONDON WALK.
UKATU OF A VETERAN.
Telegraphic Miscellany.
MISSOURI.
40,000 Majority Ter llancjck.
St. Leuis, Xev. -I. Scattering returns
from Missouri indicate.", majority of 40,000
for Hancock. The Democrats in the
Eighth district are reported te concede
the election of Van Heme, Republi
cs I
FOREIGN GOODS This Winter's Paney Goods excel and exceed all
our previous importations. In every department low prices prevail.
Ine. Hacen. Lnpnrte. Ind., writes: "Hurrah
ler .Spring Klo-.em " it'rt all you cracked it up
te be. 51y Ii.-,pepsla has all vanished, whv
don't you advertise it, what allowance wiil
you make it 1 take a dozen bottles, se that 1
could oblige my friends occasionally. Priccsi;
r)c., trial bottles 10c. Fer sale bv II. IJ. C'oeh C'eeh
ran. druggist, 137 raid ISO North ueen street,
Ia:icastcr, l'a. c
in;: at
iliriin: Wilsen, en ill'.1
ami Locust fliee's.
Last, niulil w.ts ;t:iOl!ici ;t:iOl!ici
tewn. The ii herm were
The lfirt!rl.iv:i'i!iiver.-.i.-v
Wike .'.IS v.
corner e
i- c.
c :
il
n u ty one i;
.::':: out.
Mle! ye-.tcni iv. at the
residenei; of her son. Milten Wii:e. at
Third and L'eu -I, streets, T!u ii lends of
the family m-eepled iisvita5e:: te he v.r
cn. .-tin! sit-iit a very pleasant, day.
1'ivderiek Ilii.'-ht-r lias cempleicd th. th.
Jmpreveuii'iits te lti-3 store re'nn and has
new a very !i--..!y appointed bushi-- ;
Maud.
Caph'.in i). H. (J.is.. who v.as injuivd in
a. limaway a-fideul en last Weilue--.lay,
was able te be out f bed yesterday for
the first time, ft will be yet several days
befeie be will veniure en the streets.
i:!"-iti:te. wili be the evening lecture?,
which bid fair te be ;f mere than usual in
feieM and fuiee. The institute opens en
Mendav in the court house, but, the even
ing entertainments will take place in the
opera, house. Monday evening's lecture I
will be by Hen. Gee. II. Wi'iidling. of Chi- j
cage, Illinois, who is i,aid te be mn ele-'
(pieiit orator and a peuciful and cenvinc-1
ing rca-iener. The subject of his lecture is '
'iugeireHisin Frem :i Secular Stand- j
point," and b. add t-. tie :. truly remark- i
able eiT.irt. ' ;
TJie Cailternia !Aenii:ilsts lliauer.
MAJUitAOES
! Uavsiutici: Stexkii. Xevembcr 3, 1SS0, at
1 the residence of Mil, Sadie Stener, WestLani
! peter township, by the Itcv. The. II. Jtarker,
Hurvey V. Haverstick, of Lancaster township,
te Miss Annie L. Stener, of West Lampeter
lOWUMIip. ltd
FiuLiiixc Crr.r.r. In thi city, Sept. 10. 1880,
by the Itcv. W. T. Uerhard, James II. Fielding
le Mis Laura J. Curry, both et tliU city.
1H ATMS.
McELMiinr. in this city, en the 4th inst.,
James McKlliget.
The relatives and friends d' the family are
rcxpecltully invited te attend the funeral
The pailv of gentlemen wiie composed Jle bis lute rcsi.lcncc. Ne. 210 West Mifflin
the excursion Vaii-li went tt California in , "trcet.en Saturday memii.-, at 0 o'clock. 2t
A break was discovered vesterd.r.
aflci
tree'
neon in tlie main pipe en Walnut'.
abee I'llth. It was remi'dicii.
A colored man named liarteii, resi.Jin-;
at Fishing creek, en the Pert Ib-petit rsii rsii
rea.d, c.ii.'.i. here ireai Lanc-tster at iO:l-"i
ie-ilay a-i-1 lei"! at il:l-"i for his home.
While in Columbia he was sujfei-ing in the
'. JJ.lt depot with inll.immatien of th:
brain snd had teb-- as-iit'-il from en.: tr tin
and te the ether.
In cjiite of the di.-a IvaiilaeeiM state of
the weatlier Mr. S. Swart.-: is making some
progress in t he erection of his new ire
house, lie is t.enbled no nune witii l'w
bicahiug out '. : ih- sawdust.
Frem the pn-sent outlook the ltennb;i
eans will iaraU- in the ra.in te-night.
Uebcrt Ciane. jr., of Philadelphia, is in
town te-day.
There is hut, lit lie sheeting at, duel: tak
ing place en the river te-day. The ducks
have been rather sea-.ce for a day oi-ttve.
We have net heaid of a single par.
tridge being shot witliin live miles of
here.
The piumhci.; are at weik making .-uue
kind et iiiiprevement in fier.t of tin Ka Ka
tieua! bank.
The lniiveniiiit of live stock te the e.i.-,t,
ever the I'enn-ylvania jr.ilread is at prc
enl vervl:''avv.
Fi-ank W. lii.ikie hi-: returueil te his '
fitndri"-- .-'.t the Iniversity of "ennsyivania.
Mr.;, il. M. Xerth with her son" lluh.
left liei( te-day en a visit te Philadelphia.
Till. rilYSICiANS.
.'Iectiiifr (-.nMeilie:, Keclelj.
The Lancaster county medical secicl.i
held its regular mentldy meeting in Grand
Army hall, yesterday. i lie Joliewoig
members were piesent : Dis. Atlce. llh-.ck- ,
weed, Conn.'ten. Cox, Heir, 31. L., of ,
Lancaster : ierntheis.-l. Craig and Line-
ls71 arc being elites taincd by Dr. Henry
CaipeiUcr, at his residence near the Old j
Factory. The party consisted of .Tames
V.iim.r C ITirliHet.itvii II -f VnrMl n. '
,',. "- ... v.v..-i. , .. .. -..,.-,., ... ,4,s juiu j cs.iujuue, -lu-Tiii
CehinTiiia, Mr. Sargent, and " . F Lockare, afternoon, at 2' e-clock
of Philadeinhi.i. Dr. S. X. f). AVelf, of
Cincinnati, Samuel II. Reynolds, Jehn
Keller, i)r. llesny Caipenler and Henry
ihiuinardiier. ei this city. air. Dickey is
the only member of the party who is dead,
and the ethers, together with their wives,
aie :-.t the dinner te-day.
Hi: ;'r,'!i:--'.u'i! l!:iil
C. W. Uilei. wiie is eliarged with con
cealing his go ,,is te defraud his cicdiiers.
and who was c.'.sii-.iit led te prison in default
of bail, te asssw.'i- ;.t wtirl, by Aldermau
McConensy. was te have been heard tiiis
nmrning !, the.iul.;es. en a writ, of habeus
corpus. lie furnished li.-.il and the writ
was di.-misMit.
Uvslev. In this cltT. Xevembcr 2. 1S30.
faceb (iiialer, in the With year et hU age.
Tlie relatives and friends of the family are
reipcctl'ully invited te -ittend the funeral from
his latu residence, 21(5 Shippcn street, en Friday
Interment at Lan-2ld
inst., .Jeseph Breglcy,
caster cemetery.
j IlnoeLnr. On the 2d
1 apred 71 year.
; The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited le attend the funeral en
( J"i i-lay nierniej;, at 9 o'clock, from his late .ss
idauce, 4lT Knit Kiiifj street. Ili;;h mass at
St. Antheny's eliureh. Interment at St.
Jeseph cemetery. 2td
Uaiix. In this city. Xev. 2, 1850, Jehn, son of
t'hilip a-nl Sablna 'llahii. aed 2 yetm, 11
month-, and 2"J day?.
ilia relatives and friends are respectfully In-
I vited te attend the luneral lrem tlie residence
', of ins parents, Xe. (KJ, Seuth Queen street, en
I Friday morning at 3 o'clock. High mns at St.
i St. Jeseph church.
I Xi:r AOrjiliTJSE3lIiXTS.
as well as
v
Ihu I.tit-a! Hciiiej-rary.
Xe Dcmeeiatr. in the stale did
th') Iiemeciaey ei i,ane;-ster. i-rem no
art. of the country comes a mere credit
able scturn than from heie. The Republi
can local organization, the 'business
sncu'.s Je.T'Ue' and the Yeung Men:; He-
-.r-XTK tVASIUXG AT XOetr. SOUTH
TV Lime Street, or work by the day.
Bailey, Banks & Biddle,
12TH AND CHESTKUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
.WWEIAtY.
SIAltKETS.
rOUISTVKUKIt,
1 WATCI1MAKKU.
Ne.lKlXOItTII QUKKX .STi:i:KT,ncar 1. K.
it. Depot, Ijineaster, l'a. Gobi, bilvcr and
Xlckcl-easeil Watches, Chains, Clocks, Ac.
Agent ler the celebrated l'aiitaseepic Specta
cles and Eye-Glasses. Itepairing a specially,
aprl-lyd
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
FINE WATCHES
Iteceivc most earefnl attcntiwii.
IE8IUTS AXD USTIMATK3 SUBMITTlil)
WITHOUT CUAKUE.
B. F. BOWMAN,
10G EAST KING STBEET,
lai;astei:. ia.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
New Yerk niarftei.
Xisw Yerk. Xev. 1. Fleur State ami West
ern steady, moderate expert and jobbing trade
inquiry: Siipeiiinc, :83fi)l 2."; extra de
f 4 &S4 70; choice, de, $i 730185: tunes' de
90Si;eO: round lioep Ohie705 : choice de
at f5 10g(i 0!) ; se peril ne western $.".859 1 2":
coumien te geed extra de fl33i?l73; choice
deStSOgliflO; choice white wheat de $4 73
(j4 03; Southern II rm and u n changed ; eon: een: een:
men te rair cstra4 9JS3 3D; geed te choice
de S3 53$; S3.
Wheat Va&Ac; lower, fairly active : Xe. 2 Keil
cash. $1 18; de Xev.. SI 11 1S ; de Dec.
$1 liV-JJ) : de Jan., $l 21l 21; Xe. 1 White,
Xev., $1 u;y.. . i
Cern a slfadc stronger, very quiet; Mixed
western spot, :CiiM'te: de future. Sfi)i38e.
Oafs eteady : Xe. 2, Xev., aic ; "de Dee.,
40: de Jan., iey.c- State S0245MC ; Western
-8S4645C
can, ever Allen and Cris!
Democratic competitors. The Third
district is net certain, but probabili
ties favor Frest. In the Ninth district the
election of Ferd, Greenback, is claimed,
but nothing definite is known. The Fourth
district will re-elect Davis, the Fifth
Bland, the Seventh Phillips, the Twelfth
Hatch, and the Thirteenth Huckster. Re
turns from the Sixth assd Tenth districts
show gains for both Waddle and Masisttr.
which leaves little, if any, doubt of the'r j
election. j
Kansas, City, 3Ie.: Xev. -i. Almest j
cesuplctc returns from this ( the Eighth )
congrcssiessal district give Vats
Herssc, Republican, frosts S00 te 1,000
plurality. The Rcpubiicass representatives
te Legislature arc elected from this city
a Republican gain and the county sna:
shalaud collector arc Republicans. All
the rest of the county ticket is Demecra
tic.
ILLINOIS.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
T.LAXKET SHAWLS for Lad Km.
1SLAXK KT SHAW LS ler Children.
1SLAXKKT SHAWLS ter Scheel i;ir
PAISLKY, THIBET and ISCOCHE SHAWLS.
SHAWLS IX QUANTITIES
AT
PAHNESTOCK'S.
Beaflprif s ir iif it.
rxUKUWHAU ter Indies.
UXDEKWKAU lerCcnt.
rXIi:i:WEAi: for Itev-aiul Cirts.
US PKItWEAi; at alt piiee-7.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Xe.t lJK.r In tlie Ce-art SIniiie.
1'niladelphla Zl&rktil.
Fhilaukli-hia, Xevembcr 4. Fleur market
dull but steady ; .supcrUue ?2 73?f':; ): extra
j uu(i.ni; iiinotine li-.etana laimly .iS0Qt;2i;
l'enn'a Umily $il23S0; St. Leuis family
at J3 73(j M; Minnesota familv f."i 23ft"5 73;
Sir.ilgln $( OdfTfi M : Winter patent f;.V)7 50;
Spring de$7(W5S 23.
LANCASTER
WITRhP
liublic.sn club, wcr
bit! ves-v insiuiliciut i:
cat en ere:
cJiess.
r.railc
Thi, :
en tiist liny at ?:!:) fi
It was under
Miller, a.cent
snows, r. Thr
K-.c'!t;s:.ii (eOliie.
;i-iijs an nxcits-siess left this eitv
j)ri::ilehl. 01ii.
the manaemesst of S. X.
f.-r the Ciiainjiien it a per and
v.'cihs of the Cisaii.pinu cesu-
MISS M. E. tSILI., TKACHKlt )F DRA1V
ing in the Girls' High Scheel, wishes te
' obtain pupila in the various styles of drawing
I ami painting. Residence Xe. 33 West Orange
I street. I'm altered and rep-sired at the same
place. ectSO-ifd
rOST.
j A Mnsenie King -.villi emblems engraved
i en the ei:t.-ide aud the full name et the
owner en the inside. The Under will be lib
erally rcwai-dcd en leaving same at Zahm's
1 Jewelry Stere, Zahm's Cerner. nl "ltd
pany arc hiraled at ij rhitfileld
thrce ju-r.-r.'.ij scnt en the tsip.
r.ii
-.. .
1 1--.
Surjii ii-'ed.
James Wsiu'it, one
ihtv-
f the
? mii: salt:.
1 A inur-hnive power Caloric Engine, in
geed order, will be .-old at a bargain. Mnt be
lis))e-eii et te sna'.je i oasis ler n larger one.
Call en or addrc-s
I)H. J. I!. HALVES & SOX,
isSStdThP&WH Millcravillc, la.
AUGUSTUS RHOADS'S,
JEWELER,
Ne. 20 East Klusr Street, Laueastcr, l'a.
We are new taking special er.lera for
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Itve Heur at. gi 43??5 i"
Wheat quiet nud steady ; Xe. 2 Western Red
1 1; l'enn'a. Ked 1 141 15' J; Amber
Cern quiet but firm ; yellow at 33c ; mixed
uy.;.
iats dull, and weak ; Xe. 1. White
40Jc;Xe. 2 de S)c; Xo.Sde r.7P37'.Ce; Xe.
2, Mixed ny1M.
Jlyc dull at OFc.
l'rovi-!ensiuiet: nscss nni-kl.i3UK!ic?inii
hams $17Q:750; Indian m.s heet at lSuO;
smoked hums taSlOJic; pickled hams SJW-'c ;
bacon smoked sheufders SQ6c ; salt de 5'ic.
Lard linn : city Uettie at SXi'Ja : loose
butcher' TJc; prime steam S Gi'ijs 73.
Butter linn, with geed demand ler cheice:
Creamery extra ::i:i2c; de geed in choice 2SIS
31c; IS. C. and N. . extlii 25'-S23e ; Westerii
resciwe extra 'Jlfjile; de geed te choice 10
2)c: KeIN llriu wish fair demand for cheice:
Western Heserve. extra SiS-Jle; l'enn'a l-'jims
223c
Kggs scas-ce and ilnn: lV'iin'a Extra 23cip
215: IVcslerti Extra 2f25c.
Cheese dull and weak ; Xew Yerk inli
ci-eani at 12,J)i:;e; Westerii full cream as
12JiJl.:c;de lair togeod HSIJ.:; de hull skim.
'V.WJy.c. J'etreleissis dull : refined Uc.
Whisky at 91, II.
Seed Uoed te prime clever dull at.fiJOiiy
700: Timethy nominal at $2 7i'?2&): Flaxseu-i
at $1 S3.
Coagres-stenal and Leglslaliu; Changes.
Chicago, Xev. 1. The Tribune estimate
shows that the Republicans jjain one con cen
grcssmass sis Illinois asid that the Pcmo Pcme
crats elect one in place of a Gscesibaeker.
Tlie Democrats also claim the election of
Lee, Democrat, ever Davis, Republican, in
the Ninth district.
In tie fctatc Legislature tlie Hepsshlicatis
gain t we representatives aiul one senator.
The Democrats gain one representa
tive. The gains of representatives arc
made at the expense of the Seeiali.-ts.
KANSAS.
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS,
CLOAKINGS.
HAGER & BROTHER
have new open the lutes; nevell -.-- in I'lem-S
Knglt-.li ami American
J
u r, ny-
f .' ML
J nves, ,tc.
ssiied couples its Ce'erain tews:
awcaver, Columbia
Dniship. Mauiieim :
biu-tr : i)-.v,s. aI. L.
Rlack, Strasbur- :
Davis. J. II.. Pender:-
uis.l Ilcrr, 15. F.. .Mil-
Ici-sxille. Hertz, Liiitz ; ITershey. I'ar.i
dise : K'.nei-, tjalssssa : Kelikr, Xew (
Helland: Kencay. ts-isburg ; Liv
ingston. ?d"iintvitle ; Le;s:ss:s:i, Lea
man Place; ?dewerv. (Nne-teg;a : '
US'. .:
eldest s,
snip, were lveent iy t he recipients et a iIea?
ant and extensive surprise by their neighbor-;
asid sVietals. The f'ehieu wedding oc
curs next 3Iarc':i.
The Tilnjui-'s Const.
.U.Ot:nilO.S',-l.hS.SOS IN KI.OeUTJ.ON
I j and Heading will be given upon rcason rcasen
nbla terms, by MKS. EMMA SLICHT-EU, a.
I.-.; West Orange street. Clas-cs will be formed
and also private instructions given. Hour Heur
may lie .selected te suit pupils. e2S-lwd
J'-1 1'EJl MAXOJXOS, Ac.
I
i ne mayor gave one itrunic -.) days, one j
le and one 10 this morning. A number of
ether.- were held in bail for bearings.
I SUM-. !'
. . ,
a:., Wilns'M-: Miller, Hird-in-
Jey : i raeci!.
AViigiilsville :
Weaver. Sts-a -.-
elc-r, .T.L., Mt.
aIss
Hand ; Roebuck. Lit it.'.
beihiewn : Shrih-r. Mt.
Reaiisstewu : Thossspseu.
Tomb. 7i;i'-t',s-senville :
buig ; Yest. IhM iie.-.la ; 7.
.: ey.
I)j-. Irs-.:t was e5'ct.d a member of the
Micietj. j
Drs. 5. I-1. Iferr, '"iec.icr, 31. I.. Davis, i
Trcichlei' and Ilcrl:: iv'ei!eil eenssdenible
diphtheria in their localities. Dr. Treich
ler also had. ea,-c.; of rcariet fever.
Xething i-Ise of import a ti"e was done
and the lnivtsn ndjetitned.
Cerxir.!:ri::n.i:.s:;reever en the alert te find
f.Vhii lield.-. te work, lusl they never imitaten
we'tl-.le-sarli'-le. i'rei. t'nilmeite'.s French
Kidney Pad was brought out about ten years
aere. iiai! -inee llsesi a hist e-l chans without
Trt ichler. !:. i- i ski; or cosi'w-iene isavc sought le imitate it by
uiaiiy v.-en'.iii-.-! ailairs: bul a '.iciimiii:'.ti::;f
ub!ic will held '-fas' te that which i-geed,"
and the ('uilmeltc Pad me:-:; than holds its
own. Jt cure-,. -s!I kidney !I-;e:5,es:j:id .succeeds
vi here snediciue often taiis. A.!c your drug
gist il this :- net :-e. F
i:eii;;;vl;i:le Surecss.
The sciences et snedicincaud ehemi-lry have
never p.-edaeed be valuable a remedy for the
p. Clinical e! Miii.ey dieC.i-eas the aecidesitnl
discvery et tl.e. vegetable contained in Day's"
Kidnev l'Ai. Its reliable charat-tcr, desirable
qualities an 1 mas'crly curative power have
deeply v. en uj;e!-. theennfhicnup of the motli metli
ca! juoie'.-ieii anil countless sutlcrer.' who
l-'atal Aecdenj t. a !;.;?: sr.
Dr. Joel Y. Shelly, of Ilerefeid town
ship, lleihs ceuniy. went- te the narn
about four o'clock in the afternoon te feed
his horse. Detweeu six and seven o'clock
he was fmisid in the entry of the barn in a
peel of bleed. The bleed was still run
ning from his ears, mouth and siase. The
jury rendered a verdict that deceased fell
lrem a hay mew and ruptured a bleed ves
sel in les head, producing hemorrhage if
me wain ami causing ins ticatn. Uceeaswi.
was in ine -iiss year e. ins age. lie was
yeas-sage a pieiir.ts't ph;hian ami ..nr ..nr
gcen, enjoyed a. very large p: act ice. aud
successfully pcrfeinutl some very delicate
surgical operations. Although he resided
in the southwestern part of iles-eferd, half
a mile fsens Falm station en the Perkio Perkie
mcis railroad, lie tscated patients residing
west of Reading. lie tetircd from pstsc
tice sesne tcss years age, but was since then
eltcss consulted by ether physicians in
treating critical cases. Deceased leaves a
widow, lour sons and two daughtess. Ib
was the father of Rev. Percival Y. Shelly,
pastor of the Reformed congregation at
Ilambusg.
Twe J.ctlcis of Interest".
Twe letters were delivered ycstcvehiy in
this city te the came house, by the same
postman, one in the morn ing 'from Mrs.
Gen. Hancock, of Governer's Island, te
the wife of an army officer new en a visit
te Lancaster, and the ether in the evening
from General Jas A. Garlield, president
elect, of 3Icntes-, Ohie.
il ive siied it.
sil-iwcnd.tw
The i
shaviii;
my medicinal soap adapted te c.say
I'utieus-.i shaving Seap.
Ne snirierever yet ture-.v back
j A mere repulsive sight,
Thau tcrth tls.st are decayed and black:
sir one meri! pitr-3 and bright
Than rows of pearls that all sssay vai's-.t
Who put their faith in 8SZOWXT.
nl-lwdee.l.4w
sv-tered and
Xuis'ilieu improved, trengt
disia-cuiTCStcd by Mail Hitter
Srrr? CZT- r- -.-'i.'rTs
T?'
i; !.-!. xenvL.
sa.a;;li: atjce.
it -s ii::;e.-ssliic ler a woman alter a faithful
ceur.-e el si-eaisnesst with Lydiii E. rinkhasu-.s
Vegetaiile Compound te continue te sutrer
with a weakness of liie utersis. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. Lydiii E. rinkhain, 231 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mas., for pamphlets.
jy29-IydcedJtw
file Tidy Housewife.
The careful, tidy housewife, v.-hen she is giv
ing her lifinee its eps-ing cleaning, phenld bear
in mind that the dear inmates et her house are
mere precious than houses, anil that their sys
tems need clean-ing by purifying the bleed,
regulating the stomach and bowels te prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring ma
laria and miasma, and she should knew that
there is nothing that will de it se ptrfcctlv aud
surely as Hep Ritteir. the purest and best el
u!l mediciaci. .cee ether column.
nl-2wd&w
YVK AKE OrJi-XlXU DAILY
XF.W l'ATTEKXS OF
PAPER HANGINGS.
Tlie Designs and Colorings nre beautiful, asid
we have a large stock te select from, in the
lowest g:nle te lhu meat expessslve.
DADO AND PANOY
WINDOW SHADES
in new colors. Plain mates lal by the yard, in
all shades and widths.
Cardinal, (irecn, White and llafl
HOLLANDS,
Fivtisrcs. i-'ringcs. Tapes, Ac.
We have a let of light color Curtains, beauti
ful styh-.s. that will be closed out at the low
price of.')!) cents. The! uraadcciilcd bargain,
as some were sold at $1. lilts, pair.
We have opened a f rcbls inveic of
Extension Cornices,
asneag which are two new pattern!. Ebony
Walnut and Auli I'ele--, I'ings, End.', &c.
Sides d taken for i'isse Mirror.
PHARES W: FRY,
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
CAJU'ETS.
-VTOTJCK TO I.AI)I!.
Trcteussi: Gleve (;'.c:sns-, ler cleaning Ksd
Gloves and removing Grease and Stains from
Woolen or Silks, she most convenient inven
tion of the kind ever before the people. Try
it; it is very simple.cleansaglevein aniii-.ule.
Price -il cents. Sold bv.
AXhREWG. ritET,
Only, at City I'harmacy,
Xesth (jneeii Street, Cor. Orange,
Lancaster, 1M.
LOCHER'S
Epizootic uiirB ana
irs,
Stock JSinrnee.
Xisw Ver.s .Stocks.
Stocks weak. -
a. :.s.
U:2
".'.'.' -iaji
....llf.'j
lt..H)7'.4
,jn;i
.mi j
Ml'
'I
SS7?
pAKGAIXS VOW KVKKYKODY.
KA11E CHANGE IN CARPETS,
'I'csitivckalete Keduce Stock et
610 Yaras Bweis Carpets,
AT AXD BELOW COST.
C.'.ll and satisfy ycurseir. Ale,'lngsnin, Kag
and Chain Caipclsinalinestcndlcss variety .at
H. S. SHIRK'S
OABPBT TTAT.T
203 "WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, 1'A.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EPIZOO
TIC AND DISTEMPER
IN HORSES.
PUKlWUI'I) AXI) SOLH BY
CHAS. A. LOCHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
NO. 9 KAST KINU STRfcET. elfi-tfd
COUGH NO MORE !
Meney
Erie It. It
Michigan!;. & L. :
Mlcliigan Cent. R.
Chicago & S. W..
Chicago, Jl .t ft. l.
Man. A- St. J. Cem....
" " l"ld. .
Teledo & Wabash..
Ohie Missis-ini.i. .
St. Leuis, I. M. ."t S. it., flejij
Ontario asid We.-tcrn. 2l'-,
C. C. & I. C. R. R 1S
Xew Jei-sev Central.. 7H-,'i
Del. & Hudsen Canal. STJi
Del.. L4ick. Jc Western !W?5
MV3l;ill J 111111 ivi... ."V'H
i aciuc j.uan a. s. ue.
Manhattan Elevated
Union Pacific
Kansiss A Texas
Xew Yes-k Cesitral...
Adasns Express
Illinois Cent sill ,
Cleveland .c Pitts....
Chicago & Reck I....
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W...
American U. Tel. Ce.
I'lISLADKLrniA.
Stocks unsettled.
Pennsylvania R, It..
Xevembcr 1.
. Ji. r. 5t
2:il) .1:i,0
ACieau Republican Sucep.
Topeka, Kan., Xev. 4. Iletussis se far
received from this state indicate that the
three cosiress;eiial districts arc Kcnnbli
ean. Use iirst will yive Andersen 15,000,
the Second, Haskell 0,000 te 8,000, and tlie
Third, Hyan 12,000 majority. Tite ma
jority for St. Jehn, Kenub'.iea'.s, for jjover-sses-,
will he 40,000. The indications are
that the state Senate will be wholly J'e
nublicats and the Heuse nearly se.
INDIANA.
FREXCir PLAID, MA:.D:;EROi:ii.F-
SIJITlN'CS.SlDKlLVXDS.CAsnMEt::.-
KOULE. MOM IE CLOTH1, FLAN-
X EL SIMTIM.-:,. 'le., .:.
m
Q
u
VELVETS.
Gloats'
m
U 5
y
ifjdiib!
H.iwjiist received from Xew Yerk Im;nrt
ers a line of Cloaks. Deimain and .faeke! in
thu Latest -tyie for ladies and Misses.
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
Tli .llajeiisy About tlie SJamu us Last
Aleitlli.
IxtUAXAretd-;, Xev. 4. Full returns
fretss Allen cessssty, Fert Wayne, j-ivc a
Democratic majority of 2,001, Dcsno Dcsne
cratieyain, 487. The Republican majority
in the state will probably nt exceed that
of the October election 7.000.
NEW YORK.
Enlliiiiited Kepiibilcan .-Majority li,liai.
Ai.uanv, X. Y., Xev. 4. The l;'ff' this
morning places the Hcpublican niajmity
at 14,204.
Rlaelc and Celer-", Plain :
A.ssei-tmeut.
nil Fancy, In Lars
5We invite examination.
MaMiiFuisiiei.
emer, Gallaflay 1 k
elkctie.-h mnv.
47
3$
a. jr. s. si. v
: Il:ii IJ:.Vi
.... zy.ta:i
is.'-i 45'
H17h 11.".
iw KIT;;;
iei;i hd
; H3 ,
iiii i
:wVa :', i ,
it'4
21'S '2i .
li 1SH -
7U V,
!V.J 87 .
J7 X,l& .
Michael Ca!Ialinu fatally iiivkcd.
Xew Yerk, Xev. 4. A mssssber of men
engaged i:i a wranile yesterday iss the
Twcsity-third ward ever the result of the
election. Asieliael Callahan was
th'
!2 Ui!i
37J4 37
i:54
.... 11S
.... in;u
.... 1-)
'.'.'.'. 124j
CI CDJj- W"4
Nertlscrsi Paeiflc Cem 21 2U35 294J
l"d.
A
Pitts., Titsssv'c ft B.
Northern Central...
Phil'a ft Erie It. R.
Northern Penn'a...
Un.ILR'sef X. J...
Ilestenville Pass....
Central Trans. Ce..
1 lj
52
isiji
i
0'4
29
5
1
isV"
1!)
party and was terribly kicked about the
head asid body. Corener Knox was called
te tafcc his ante-mortem deposition, but a.s
he was iyitijr. the .statement could siet be
taken. The police arrested Charles M.
Terry for being concerned in the ii:lit.
Terry was committed te the house of de
tention. An autopsy will be made en Cal
lahan's body te-day.
the cuines;: leti-mi:.
Our assert ai-nt Te:- de i'.dl and WJnjer
Season is new complete, and e have never
osTi'reieatlraetIi-ea!-toe!; in all en:- diii-nt-ments
in
DRESS GOOD
Lecal MnclH anil llendx.
Par
A Certain Cure Fer
Lanc.CityCperct. Lean, due lts)..
IS!..
" ISSj..
" ' isne..
" isy...
5 per ct. iss 1 or .10 years.
COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT,
And all Diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
vnl.
$lii
100
100
101)
100
100
10)
. re
! loe
. 5f)
.W
S ,1'er fifty years "Sellers' Lfver Pills' have
brought health and happiness in thousands of
Uqmcs. A-slv your druggist for them.
T)AINTING.
X All hinds et IIeu3e I'aintinp'and Grainina
done at t he ehertest notice and in the best xs
rible style. We have reduced our pi-ices te
S1."j per day. Shep en Charlette street.
ecti2-3sssd ALLEN GUTHRIE & SOXS.
! Lane, and Quarryv'e R. R. bend
' " " stock...
j Lancaster and Epliratatui-nnike...
i Lanc,Kiizabetht'ii amIMiddlet'n.
j Lancaster and Fruitville turnpike
t Lancaster assd Lilitz turnpike
Lancaster and Maner ttoneike...
Lancaster and Mass hessn turnpike. 25
isneaster and Marietta turnpike.. 23
Lane, and New Helland turnpike., nits
Lane, and Strasbssrjf turnpike s
Jane. andSusfnelianna tursipike.. :')
Lane, and u lllew street tnrsipike. 2."i
-..,-, .... Kas-snes-s Nat. Rank et Laneasler... ;V
Fpr the seller or Consumptive In all stamen First Nsit. Rank of Lancaster lej
of the Disease. Iancaster County Nat. Rank 50
Prepared and sold only at Inquirer Printing Ce ,y
j Lanc.Gas Liglst assd Fuel Ce. sSeek. 2.'i
PTTTT T:S TYRTT si'lYlTF. . " b"""a-
Las
Kale.
$I0(.2'i
10.)
114
118.7i
12(1
la-,
103
3.2.-1
I7.'.'3
51
5I
ICeucu-al or the Iiivesiiatimi Tlie Cne
Against riislp Completely Ilrelten.
Xew Yerk, Xev. 4. The examination
of Ken ward Philp, charged with libel en
Garfield, was renewed this morning. Hast,
publisher of Truth, testified that, he re
ceived the Jlercy letter through the mail
last October. He examines! it isiicre.-:cupi-cally,
but net feclissg prepared te take the
responsibility of publishing it, he called in
the national Democratic committee, and
after Messrs. Iiamlall and Hewitt and
ethers had pronounced their ominous be
.... i - .
published it. Philp never saw the letter
until it appeared issdc-iwii'"r.
Vj.
J
It is impes-ihle u, -;;ve a raii.t idea of I he
many Ix-autlfat nevclSir- we show tiii-.s.trteii.
TlieelloiKetl-oieJan Mi.nitl'.i'.-tiiie-; ttiw h-i-en
have I.ern vi-iv -neee-l'-d, het'i in eli.t
Cnli'is and F:ine--.
FOPULAJl 0I
MODERATE PRICES.
In addition te ear :.ap;-r!i sti
(JwmN, w! iiavcaiar 'ja-serli.'i--:i
ami lieiiU'hlii: l'lam;i:i Minings, new &e mui-li
in VOii' 1'iem :;."; lnSl.i;e ;.er yan!. In
of rine
' receii
ai.tc-
2.-
S."
20
27.).2Ti
4(1.13
10U
130
THE LONDON WALK.
Ken-eU's l Lead.
Londen, Xev. 4. At ten a. m. Hew ell's
record is three sixty-one miles, twenty-six
miles ahead of Deblcr, second.
Every clTert has been made te put Dob Deb
cr right, but wilhetst success. At 3
o'clock p. ns. Hewell only was e:s tit
track. The scores at that lime were :
Hewell, HS3 miles ; Littlcwoed, 33S : Dob Deb
lcr, 241. Littlcwoed ran his 3:J.th snile in
C minutes, 49 seconds, ami s-imultanceusly
Kewell did his :57Jth mile at the same
"af"" ' speed. Deblcr evinces great courage, but
is in a most pitiable condition. His leg is
10C
A TTOICXETS-A J'-IJ II
Silks, Velvets and Piu-'aes
Oiirur-seitiiient eseel.s all previous ones in
1'eauly and design, rlehuc-s and coleiiir'.uni:
Kreat viu icty. IV.rticuIar attention has'lj.-en
i.iiil Se liave tint colorings match, mi that ur
diflieulty tsexperieiieed in wlrftin;;.'i eonibi eenibi eonibi
natien dress that u-ill li.i:-ii:uiiize perfe.-;tiy i-:
coloring.
in our
Black Goods, L,ace, Hartdker
kerchief, Embreideiy, GJevc,
Hosiery, Ribbon and
Linen Departments
a lull and -,-:
found.
.ftraflivc a.snrtment svill I
We aUe tid; i.tfeatle.-i te nni
DRESS MAKING
Ladies' Undcrcleihiim-
Ne. 15 WEST KINO STREET,
au;;2S-lyil LAN'CASTEK, PA.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Farkkis' N'at'l Bask ev Lascasttesi,
November 1. 1S0.
Th beard of directerd havetliisdaydeclureil
HESKYA.lHLEr
Attorney assd Counseller-at-Lw
21 Park ISew, Xew Verk.
Collectiena made in all parts of the United
Biases, and a tfenernl le-jal mssinesa transacted
IteiMs !y nerinissien teSteinman St Hensee
A
i.e:
AI.E! A1.E!
A.AWJiEXCE KXAPP5 CKLKIJitATKI) A.D
Vilii.1 IvXOWX DitAUGiiTALE.
a dividend et live and e.-hair per cent, for the ' new ready for cenbumers, whelcsule and
last six mess th. payable en demnnd. rutall.
KDW. II. UUOWX. lIOTi:, UlSTAURiXTa AXI) PlllVATSS FAMILIES
nev;-2td Cashier. ean oe supplied Mith tiiis wneleenuse and
nourishing beverage. All orders will receive
punctual attention and deliverances made at
:i jen, iiii.ice. t.uii or address
Gqoe:iJtLTOioEN- c uffmnE k.vai-p.
Xe. 115 Kast King Street,
( ectli-lsml Lancster, Pa.
terribly swollen
fully.
and he drags it pain-!
AXOTIIKK VIClT.tl.
fiufTecatcil by Huh.
New Yeittc, New !. A servant ;;irl,
known only as Bertha, was found dead its
bed this morning at 23. Henry street,
where .she had lived bsit five days. She
had blown out the gas instead of turning
it oft and died of suffocation.
OniTVAXV
TtrANTED A
ft eral housework. Apsdvat
44SOI.TU PKIXCE STKEET.
ltd
A Veierau crl31"i fleets Vlu'cnt IJej-.tti.
Piiiivdelpxiia, Nev. 4. Cel. Jehn D.
Hester, aged eighty-six years, president of
the Veterans' Association of the V.'ar of
Department-'.
Z3'AU orders :c rxccvl:
mul in the best winner.
"fiV.'t i:reiii:fi;xs
In a'l Departments our Meck will be feiinn
tiplete with the XIZV.'KhT AXD .MOST IsE
IUAIJI.K CUODS, an. J at j. rices mat an: :.-.
low us the lowest.
im mm ii
fi:
1412 and 1414 OHBSTNUT ST : rlSX
PHIL A DI-: J. ill A.
m