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LANCASTER DAILY 1KTELL1GEKCM. MlDAY bfiCMBER 3,1880.
of the beard of school controllers of Read
ing, were present at the meeting of the
baardand were introduced te the members.
Adjourned.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
The farmers about here are all mere or
less busily engaged in stripping tobacco.
Very few buyers have been around as yet.
Miss Mary Bewman, of Marietta, was
visiting in town te-day, the guest of Miss
Mazie . Purple.
Engines 314 and 224 are in the fhep at
this place for repair, the former with a
cracked fire box, te repair which will take
about a week. The engine may possibly
be sent te Alteena for a general overhaul
ing. There is a splendid bheetefice before the
town and the dealers are only watting for
a favorable temperature te commence cut
ting. Postmaster Harry Mullen, in his Grand
Army uniform, left hcrejfer Lancaster at
1 :05 te-day.
The Vigilant fire company at its next
meeting will elect officers for the year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Columbia fire company will bj held this
evening in the engine house parlors.
Iho Citizens baud will partake et geed
things te-night where '.' 'Marc nuen.
Henry Elincstccvcr is building a small
tobacco warehouse en his property at
Sixth and Walnut streets.
The loefof a shed, under which new
bricks were piled, at S. II. Purple's brick
kiln, was broken down a day or two age by
the weight of the snow and water to
gether. Flrcuien'a Election.
At the regular mauthly meeting of the
Shawnee fire company, held last evening
in the engine house parlors, the following
officers were elected te serve during t lie
ensuing term of one year :
President Michael Themas
Vice President Charles Cassiily.
Secretary Jehn P. Frank.
Treasurer Darnel Gehn.
Chief Engineer Aaren Gilbert.
First Assistant Engineer Michael
Themas.
Foreman Veter iioek.
Trustees EdwaiJ Bredell, Andrew
Hardneil and Wcndcl Iianky:
First Assistant Director Edward Tra
ccy. The officers will .take their seals at the
next meeting of the company te b3 held
en the first Thursday eveuing of Januarv,
1881.
Diphtheria Scare.
'' It is reported about town and the re
port has reached the cars of several school
teachers that at the next meating of the
school beard, which will be held en next
Thursday evening, one of our physicians
will appear before the body and ask that
the schools be closed while diphtheria re
mains prevalent. The disease is consider
ed very contagion, and it is thought its
continued prevalence is owing, te a great
extent, te the mingling of the school chil
dren in the school rooms. A Columbia M.
D. is reported as having said that a per.-en
inhaling the breath of a sufferer with
diphtheria will either he taken with
the disease himself en carry it te
another. Whether this be true or net
the contagiousness of the disease is un
doubted and the children, who are the prin
cipal sufferers by it, have an excellent
chance of communicating it, one te the
ether, in the hiated schoolrooms, where,
in some cases, as many as eighty arc to
gether, sitting two and two te a desk and
going by the dozens te recite in their
classes. It is further reported that the
school beard, failing te order the closing of
the schools, will be asked te remove the
lineups and buckets from which the chil
dren drink while in the .school building.
We can better afford te have the children
lese a month's schooling than have them
study where their lives are endangered.
COURT Ol-' COMMON I'l.EA-.
THIEVES ABOUT.
Dwelling Heuse and Tobacco Wareheuie
Entered A Supposed Thler Arrested.
F. B. Buch, of Lititz, went out sleighing
the ether night, and while his horse was
tied en the Lititz turnpike, a prairie wolf
skin robe worth $33 was stolen from the
sleigh.
Lexington village has been visited by
thieves. Joel Hibbet's shoe shop, Thes.
Sand's hotel, Henry Enck's wagenmaker
shop, and the East Lexington school house
were victims of the speilsmen.
Four weeks age last Suuday night the
store and postefiiceof J. F. Kern's, Muddy
Creek, Brecknock township were broken
into and robbed of revolvers, shoes, cloth cleth
inir, stamps. &c. One of the thieves cut
himself badly in getting through the deer.
They changed their old clothes (and left
them) for these stolen, in a field. About
a quarter of a mile from the store
Constable Sam Bewman has arrested
"Duck" Green, a famous negre of the
Welsh mountains, and he will have a hear
ing in this city te-morrow en the charge of
being one of the robbers. He is said te
have been suffering from a severe cut en
his wrist since the time of the Kern rob
bery, and the old clothes left in the field
arc alleged te be his.
Xight before last a thief broke into the
residence and private school of Mr. Abr.
R. Beck, at Lititz. and stele from the
trunk room several pairs of pants and
ether clethins. Master Harry Reed, son
of Gee. Iv. Reed, of this city, lest a pair of
pants, Master Hell two pair, and Master
Sutten a pair of geld sleeve-buttons. The
thief entered the beuse by breaking open
a window with tools that he stele from, a
blacksmith shop in the town. He ran
sacked the trunks of some ten boys, but
took only the best clothing.
On Wednesday night 100 pounds of
tobacco was stolen from Tobias Laridis's
warehouse. It belonged" te Daniel W.
Reat of West Willow ; no clue te the
thieves.
.Matrimonial.
On Wednesday at neon Edward Iuugcr
ich Smith was married te Mary Eleaner,
daughter of Themas J. DichI, at the resi
dence of the latteiyen Walnut street above
Nineteenth, Philadelphia. Beth families
arc well known in Lancaster, aud Miss
Blanche Franklin, of this city, a relative
of the bride, served as bridesmaid en the
occasion. Mr. Smith is the grandson of
Mr. Inngcrich, who niairy years ane was a
resident of this city, whence he removed
te Philadelphia .te engage in the whole
bale grocery business, iu which he amassed
a large fortune, iu connection with his son-in-law,
Mr. Smith ; the firm finally going
int" business as bankers and brokers.
HEW AIrXXTIBEMST8.
GOODS FOR THE HOMDAYS!
WATCHES.
Ladies' Geld Chatelaine Watches, Ladies' Geld Stem-Wicdiug Monogram Watches,
Gentlemen's Geld Watches in plain, fancy or box-joint cases. Ladies' Nickel Chate
laine Watches, Ladies' Silver Chatelaine iVatches, Gentlemen's Silver Watches, Gen
men's Watches, with luminous dials.
CLOCKS.
French Clocks in marble, bronze, emerald or gilt cases, with silver bell or cathe
dral strike. Toilet Clocks, Office Clocks, Nickel Clocks, Weeden Clocks in great
variety.
JEWELRY.
Diamond Sets, Pearl Sets, Cameo Sets, Reman Geld Sets, Enameled Sets. En
graved Sets j Diamond, Sapphire, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, Cameo, Onyx, Amethyst,
Topaz, Gamet Rings, Plain Rings, Engraved Rings and Children's Rings ; Lace Pins,
scarf Pins, Bracelets and .Bangles, .necklaces, .Lockets ana unarms, Ladies ana uen
tlemeu's long and short Chains, Sleeve Buttone and Links, Studs, etc., etc.
SILVERWARE.
Tea Sets, Tete-a-Tctc Sets, Dessert Sets, Epergues, Fruit Dishes, Casters,' Cake
Baskets, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, Jewel Cases, Card Stands, Ink Stands, Decanters, Cigar
Bexes, Tobacco Bexes, Match Bexes, Napkin Rings, Knives. Ferks, Spoons, Ladles,
etc., etc., etc.
&C. &C. &C.
Bronze Statuettes, Bronze Mantel Ornaments, Vases, &c. Musical Bexes, Oil Paint
ings, Opera Glasses, Geld Pens, Pencils and Picks, Geld and Silver Head Caues, &c.
All the above enumerated articles and many ethers will be found in our stock
in great variety from the lowest priced te the finest-
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
XBW AJrXTI8J2MEXT3.
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THUD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 3, 1880.
3TAKKKTS.
and
AND
and
ltcfure .tiulge Lli Illusion.
The case of the Hanover .1 unci ion A:
Susquehanna River railroad company vs.
Michael Moere is en tii.il upstairs. The
evidence is the same in the case as when it
was tried in February.
Amotien ler a new dial was made in
the case of Reland vs. Grubb.
Before Judge Patterson.
In the case of Themas 1). Kelly vs.
James Trimble A: Ce., the jury ren
dered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
Frank A. Rickcr vs. the city of I.an jes
ter and the county of Lancaster. This
was an issue te ascertain the amount of
damages sustained by the plaintiff by rea
son of the extending of North Pine street.
from West King r.trcct te West Orange
street, in the city of Lancaster. After the
jury was sworn they were taken te view
the premises ; upon their return the plain
tiffs opened their case. The defendants
objected te the manner in which the case
was te be tried, as they claimed that one
verdict could net be found against both de
fendants by the jury. The court sustainc d
objection and framed a new issue, in which
the city was taktii off and the issue made
against the county only. The county so
licitor filed an affidavit of surpribi: at
this, but afterwards withdrew it.
The court then framed two
issues, one against each defendant, and
ordered that the cases both be tried at
once, with the same jury. This the de
fendants were agreed te, but the plaintiff
would net consent, but they filed an an
affidavit of surprise. A juror was then
drawn and "he case continued.
A Iteaiitirul Afghan.
We were te-day shown one of- the hand
somest afghaus we have ever seen. It was
made by Miss Katie Neidigh, of Ne. -14
East Vine street. It is two and a quaiter
yards long and is of the same width. The
material used iu its manufacture is zephyr,
the principal coleis being maroon and
orange. The large centre piece is of black
and iu it is worked the figure of an
iron gray horse, which, with the ground
weik, is of live different shades. The let
ters "('. W. S.' are worked in the top of
the centre piece. The afghan will be sent
te Philadelphia, but persons desiring te sec
it can de se by calling at the house. All
who have scen it pronounce it a beautiful
p'eec of work, aud it certainly is.
.. o.e. I'.
District Deputy Grand Master E. J.
Erismau has received information that
the officers of the Grand Ledge of I. O. O.
F. will visit this city next Tuesday forthe
puipesc of exemplifying the revised un
written weik of the order. They will held
meetings at 3:20 in the afternoon and 7:30
in the evening. Ledges in the ceuuty will
be represented by delegates.
At a meeting of ledge Ne (57 I. O. O. F.
last evening a janitor, for the ensuing
year was elected. The candidates were
II. L. Frailcy, the present janitor, and
Jehn Vackly. Mr. Frailcy was re-elected.
EDW J. ZHM,
Manufacturing Jeweler, Zfam's Cerner, - Lancaster, Pa.
Thing-, in eiii -lock tli.it make
Beautiful and Durable Christmas Gifts.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, JEWELRY,
OOLD BRONZES, GOLD HEAD CANES,
GOLD THIMBLES, SILVER HEAD CANES,
SILVER TIIIMBLIIS, OPERA GLASSES.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES,
GOLD BRONZE SMOKING SETS,
FINE CIGAR SETS,
. BACCARET VASES.
A I.I. THESE AMI MANY MOKE AT
ZAHATS CORNER, LANCASTER, PA..
THURSDAY,
THURSDAY,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
. a. it.
This evening Geerge II." Themas pest
G. A. R. will elect officers for the ensu
ing year, after which they will sit down
le a bean-bake te which all members of
the order are invited.
Miss Leenard Gene.
Miss Agnes Leenard, who has been ill
at the Stevens house since her appearance
in the opera house en 1 uesuay evening,
-states that I declined te state where I kept
my account and what was the amount de
posited. Yeu will observe that this com
mittee is the tail of the special committee
an! actuated by the same motives.
Everybody who gets a check from me
knows where I keep my account, bnt I
thought the question impertinent and se
treated it.
I will heri say te you that my account is
kept in a national bank in which you all
have entire centhlence,and my bail is suffic
ient te pay much mere than the amount
for which they go my security, $20,000.
This protects you against less, even if I
de net de my duty, but it docs net protect
me against personal malice. I might pro
tect myself from this by removing the city
deposits from where they are and deposit
ing elsewhere- My rensc of duty does net
permit me te de this and T must bear the
consequences.
I have been, am, aud shall continue te
be your faithful servant,
Edward Wni.rn.Ns.
Delicate lenudcs Unit Mult liil t or- neiui-li
ing,stinglheniii:r and purifying.
Cusper Weltzel, Officer Ne. lO,
Lancaster, l'a., having been agrenthuttercrier
years with Kidney disease, rciincsU in te say
that after using Day's Kidney Pae 25 days he
tccls better than he 1m lie fore in fifteen year.
H29-MW&F&W
ubcth, wife el Geerge Gclgcr, aged 40 years, 5
months unit 23 days.
The relatives and tricnils of the family are
respccttully invited te attend the funeral from
King street Depot, en Saturday morning, at 10
o'clock. I n torment at St. Jeseph's cemetery.
ltd
Deizeit. in this city, en the 1st Ins., after a
lingering illnes, Anna Mary Delzeit, wile of
Peter Delzeit. sr., aged Ti yeais.
The relatives and fiiandsef the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
Ji3i- late residence, 332 Seuth Prince street, en
fcnnday aftcrnben, tit . o'clock, te proceed te
St. .Jeseph's chureh. Interment at St. Jeseph's
cemetery.
Fahrell. In this cll7, en Dec. 2, 1S80, Ellen
Fundi, wife, of Timethy Farrell, in the 7S&
year of her age.
The relatives jind lricndset the family are
respectfully invited teattend hcrftineral from
the residence of her husband, sexton's house,
In St. Mary's eemtery, en Sunday atternoen,
at 2 o'clock. Interment at St. Mary's c me
te ry.
8th and 9th.
8th and 9th.
8th and 9th.
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A'A,'I' ADVJUlTISEMEXTS-
G1 HAND LUNCH.
T Saner Kraut and Pigs Feet, and Grand
Turkey Ilallling te-morrow evening nt
MICHAEL SNYDElt'S Saleen, en Maner
street. AHe :i Grand Sheeting Match at
bcheenberger'fl Park, te-morrow atternoen,
for Turkeys, commencing at 1 o'ceck. ltd
HVISV1A1. XOTICKS.
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VSTERS! OYSTERSt!
JAMES K. STKACIIAX.il disabled sol
dier, lias opened an Oyster Saleen at 347 Xerth
j'rinec street, wnere lie is prepared te en
Oysters cheaper than any person in town.
Oysters delivered te tiny part of the city tree
of charge. Opened fresh out of the shell. Give
him a call. d2td "
had
able
the:
se lar recovered yesterday as te ue
te rejoin her company. She left in
iftPi'iioeuat 3:3."j.
ROTTEN INSURANCE ".RISKS.
Tlie Recerd " Man m Town.
II. M. Hunt, of the Philadelphia Recerd,
who has done the admirable " rotten in
surance" work recently appearing in that
paper, was iu Lancaster te-day. He finds
less symptoms of this sort of fraud iu this
city than in any ether section of Eastern
Pennsylvania, but there are indications
that the rascals were beginning te "get
their work in" here.
Besides the suspicious insurance of
$3,000 en the life of old David Jluskct
nuss, heretofore noticed in the daily
papers, and an insurance of $7,000 te the
benefit of A. E. Kceperts en the late
Mrs. Barbara Clements, another comer.
te light. Jehn Gunnison died in this city
about six months age, aged 85, having
been an iuvalid, confined te his bed for
about live years previously. Ilis relatives
discover, greatly te their surpiise, that
Gee. Desb and Henry Lair, of Yerk, who
had no ether interest in him, had his life
insured for S2.500 in a company at Rich
mond, Ohie.. The insurance was effected
when he was 83 years old, bedridden and
unconscious. There seems te be a hitch
in the payment, as the company officers
want te "settle" it, while his relatives
here indignantly repudiate all knowledge
of or responsibility in the matter.
GoRctelluut lleev,
E. L. Hambright and Adam Dietrich
(Maner) went, te Staunton, Va., te-day,
te re from there te Kebcrt Glcndaurs te
hunt deer and ether large and small game.
Obituary.
Carolina Mills Glassmire, wife of Daniel
F. Glassmirc, sr who was born in Lan
caster county, January 20, 1824, died in
Ceiidei sport, Pa., November 18, 1S80.
treasurer wEixiiAas' vindication
Reading Scheel Directors.
Messrs. Ancona and Har.bstcr, of the
Reading school beard, visited the mectiug
of the Lancaster school beard, and this
morning, in company with President War
fcl, City Superintendent Buehrle, Musical
Instructor Kcvinski, and a few ethers, vis
ited the boys' and girls' high schools, M,r.
Levergood's and Misses BuudeH's anil
Ilnber's secondary schools and Miss Zug's
primary school. The object of the visit
ing school controllers is te ascertain the
working of musical instruction in the pub
lie schools with a view of introducing
music in the schools of Reading. At each
of the schools visited the pupils sang for
the. visitors, who expressed themselves
greatly pleased and astonished at the pro
ficiency of the pupils. The party after
wards visited Franklin and Marshall col
lege aud ether points of interest in the
city.
lle Appcaln te the Citizens of Lancaster.
Te the Citizens of Lancaster:
A committee of councils, of which Mr.
Rebert A. Evans is chairman, has present
ed te councils a report calculated te mis
lead you and te injure my reputation.
Valuing that reputation and feeling grate
ful for the confidence you have reposed in
me. I address this communication te you.
The merest glance at the report, cun
ningly and skilfully as it is drawn, will
show that no money collected by me has
been unaccounted for,but that the commit
tee has reported a resolution te ceun
cils instructing the city solicitor te
sue out my bend for the neglect of
duty, of the very committce of
which Mr. Evans was at the time chair
man. On page 133 of the city ordinances,
sec. 1 1, you win see mat it snail nereat
ter be the duty of the receiver of taxes of
the city of Lancaster te place the duplicate
of the city tax of each ward of the city in
the hands of the mayor of said city as
seen after tlic first day of December an
nually as the proper committee of coun
cils of said city shall have ascertained and
reported te said councils the amount of
tax due aud uncollected en the same, en
and up te'first day of December; whereupon
said mayor shall,&c." Yeu will see by this
that it was the duty of the finance committee
te audit my accounts, te ascertain and re
port te councils the amount of tax due and
uncollected, and that then it was my duty
te hand te the mayor the duplicates for
collection. I am iu no way responsible for
the non collection of the tax ; the finance
committee should have reported the
amount of delinquencies, and the mayor
should have handed the lists te the several
collectors. May I net say that it is shame
ful for that very finance committee under
the lead of one who was chairman at the
time this duty was neglected te held me
upas criminal when the neglect of duty
was theirs, net mine? The committee also
intimate that I created difficulty in the
examination of my books. This is, te
state it mildly, incorrect. My books aie
numerous aud heavy ; te properly explain
them may require reference te papers,
and documents kept en file in the city
treasurer's office. I, therefore, when the
committee asked me te.bring my books up
stairs into the council chamber, told them
this, and asked them te meet iu the treas
urer's office, when I would lay open every
thing te them. Would they net have ac
cepted this offer if they had desired te
treat me fairly '.' Docs it net show some
personal motive when they lead you te in-
icr that I concealed irem them information?
The report of the finance committee
SAMl'I.E JMOTICE.
It is Impossible ler a woman after a faithful
course of treatment with I.ydia E. Pinkhain'i
Vegetable Compound te continue le snllVr
with :i weakness et the uterus. Kncleje a '
stamp te Mrs. I.ydla E. l'lnkham, i"W Western j
avenue. Lynn, Mas"., for patnphlet.
jMydeed&w
Toast.
" May wi- never want a friend, or a bottle te
give him." A bottle or Dr. Themas' Eelectric
Oil, which cures cuts, wounds, burns scalds,
etc. Fer bale by II. I!. Cochran, druggist, 137
ami 13a North Queen Street, Lancaster, l'a.
Tens of Oiapcs nnd Their L'ne.
It is astonishing te sec the large quantity el
grapes of the finest quality, and large clusters
that arc each year mashed up ler wine, at the
vineyatds of A. Speer, r.wsaie, N. .1. Mr.
Spccr buys, hirge quantities of grapes, and alee
raises the Oporto grape, from which he makes
his celebrated wine, without the admixture el
alcohol or spirits. This wine is found by care
ful analysis te be the best wine in market for
Invalids and debilitated persons. It is called
Specr's Pert Grape Wine, and Is sold by drug
gists. It is extensively n-ed by churches for
the communion table. Excellent for latigned
females. This wine is recommended by Drs.
Atlccand Davi, and for sale bv II. E. Slay-
maker. dl-2wd.tw
Virginia City, Nevada.
Just heard from Tem Harris, el Virginia
City, Nevada. He writes, that the doctors had
given up all hopes of saving him ; he had Al
bumenarla in the worst form ; was Induced te
try Spring Blessem; he is new bossing bin
stamping mill as usual. Prices: 5'Jc., trial
bottles 10c. Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, drng-
?;ist, 137 and 139 North Queen street. I.unejster,
'a.
Mlscrablcness.
The most wenderlnl ami marvelous success
In eases where persons ere sickerpiningaway
irem a condition of mlscrablcness, that no one
knows what ails them (profitable patients for
doctors), is obtained by the use et Hep Bit
ters. They begin te cure from the first dose
anil keep it up until perfect health and
strength is restored. Whoever is aillictcd iii
this way need net sutler, when they can get
Hep Bitters. Sec "Truths"' and "Proverbs"
In another column. dl Swd&w
-VTOTICE IS UEItEBY GIVEN, THAT TUE
il balance of the stock et
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT THE
PARLOR SHOE STORE,
NO. 2t EAST KING ST.,
must be closed oil by .Tan. 1. 18S1. no mutter at
GRAND -
0PE3HM!
GRA1D
OPENING!
GRAND
OPENING !
-OF
OF
OF
what sacrifice.
dec3-l wait
ESTATfc. OF II. W. SUE.NK, LATE OF
Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa
mentary en said estate having been granted te
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested te make immediate settlement,
and these having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement te tins undersigned.
MAUVS. ILSnENK,
Executrix.
W. Li:max, Att'y. d3-5tdeaw
PUI5I.IC SALE.
On MONDAY, ItECEMBER '.'7, 18), will
be told et public sale at the Cooper house.
West King street. The following city property,
viz, : A lotef ground sitnated en the corner et
Green and Dnkc streets, fronting en Duke
street 20:i feet and 3 inches, running along
Green street 177J leet, and along Lew street
200 feet, upon which arc erected a one-story
Deuble Frame Heuse, Stable and Heg-Sty in
rear of let : well of geed water with pump
therein ; also hydrant, trnlt trees, Ac. The
lenecs around the grounds arc in geed order.
The property will be sold in lets or in the
whole as mav best suit purchasers.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
terms will be made known bv the TRUSTEES
OF ST. STEPHENS' CIIUKCtf.
deeS-tsW&S
HOLIDAY
GOODS,
HOLIDAY
GOODS,
HOLIDAY
GOODS,
AT
AT
AT
Met hern! Mutliers:: .lletlicrR.'!:
Are you .disturbed at night and broken ei
your rest by a sick child sutfering anil crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth?
It t.e. go at once and getabettle of AIRS. WINS
LOW'S SCOi-HING SYRUP. Itwiil relieve the
peer little sufferer immediately depend upon
it; there is no mistake about it. TTiere is net a
mother en earth whrt has ever used It, who will
net tell you at once .that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the mother, and reliet
and health te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe te use in all cases, and pleas
ant te the tute, and is the prescription et one
et the ehlest and best fem-ile physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere
2i cents a liettle. rii7-lvd&wM,W&S
I
II
CHINA HALL.
GOBLETS AT 4 CTS. EACH.
A 5 OT. COUNTER.
31A3tJlIA.it :&.
IlEitsHET Eshbacu. On the 2d or December,
1SS0, bv the Rev. W. T. Uerliurd, at his resi
lience, Ne. 31 East Orange street, Jehn If.
Ilershey, of Petersburg, te .Miss Annie B. Esh
bach, ei'Millersville.
Myer BcckwalteeJ On the 2d et December,
ISSO.by the. Rev. W. T. Gerhurd, at Hnnsbcr
ger's Serrel Herse Hetel, Solemon II. 3Iyer, of
Upper Leaeeck, te Miss Lizzie Buckwalter, of
Earl.
Hebel BKfF.nicr. On the 2det December,
1S8J, by the Rev. W. T. Gerhard, at his resi
dence, Ne. 31 East Orange street, Jacob S.
Hebel, et New Danville, te Miss Martha Bene
dict, of Conestoga Centre.
WHiDJiVEtt Behsier. On the 2d or Decem
ber, ISSu, by the Rev. W. T. Gerhard, at his res
idence, Ne. 31 East Orange street, Obed It.
Whidtnycr, of Neffsvlllc, te 3Iiss Maggie II.
Belnner, et Landis Valley.
JJJ.AT1IS.
Bbuckhakt. Dec. 1, 1880, In Silver Springs.
Lancaster county, Emma Harper, wile et
Samuel Btuckhart:
Funeral from the residence et her husband,
in Silver Springs, te-morrow (Saturday) after
noon at 2 o'clock. ' ltd
Gewer. December 1, 18S0, in Manheim. Eliz
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 EAST KING STREET.
vreTici: mint: runuc.
Persons wishing te procure the original re
cipe of tnc se-called CHILL-CHILLI BIT
TERS, the same as I liavcbeen manufacturing
for Samuel A. Grefi", Ne. 213 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa., can procure city, county
or state rights at reasonable figures, giving
full instructions for manufacturing the same,
as I held copyright dated Nev. b. 1870. which
lias IS years te run betere it expires. Address,
' 11 T flUUT1?t
Manufacturer of Bltte'rs,
Ne. 27 East German Street, Lancaster, Pa.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
" I hereby certify tha. the within seenres te
11. L. Mishlcr the proprietary right and owner
ship of the Keystone Bittqrs for the term of
twenty-eight years from the date thereof,
being securedte him under the old copyright
law ; and any infringement en Ills right and
title subject te an injunction and forfeiture
of all article? sold or se labeled and secured 119
-et forth. Sec copyright laws, fiem the au
thority of which I make the foregoing state
ment, this 28th day of Feb. 187C."
" JACOB STAUFFER,
" Solicitor of Patents, Copyrights and Trade
marks, Lancaster, Pa." ita
ASTRICH BRO.'S,
ASTRICH BRO.'S,
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
LANCASTER, PA.
-e-
DON'T FORGET
TO BEAD OUR
ADVERTISEMENT
ON
MONDAY NEXT.
WEATHKB INDICATIONS.
Washington, Dec. 3. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, lower barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature, north
westerly, shifting te easterly and southerly
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, fol
lowed by increasing cloudiness.
FATAL FLAMES.
Several Persons Burned la Terente.
Terente, Dec. 3. A fire broke out en
the ground fleer of Crawford's clothing
store, in the Revere block, King street,
Sfw Yerk Hrkeu
nrELF'??: December X rieur-stat ami
western dull and strongly in buverV faver:
Superfine, state 3 904 25 ; extra de ut 1 se
&t58S2L: nnlnoepOhio S3005 73: choice fle
at S3 4306 50; superfine western )9 23;
SEFSFSOLll. eoetl 0XtI de WS5 20; choice
iiS? Vi; c?.'.ee white wheat de 513
5 2i ijpn0ie dull ; common te fitfr extra
33593 85: koeU te choice de S3 $09700.
orvwet41J.lewerana very heavy: Ne. 1
White. Dee. S1.19fll 20? nn r.T,. t na
1 24J : Ne. 2 Ked. Dec., l am 21 ; 'Ile Jan7
tt9Bfc9l.;deFcbsi2$&ai2!i. '
corn a shade lower; Mixed western
oemwixc; .no miure, custcc.
Oattia shade easier; State 43
wwc : e. 2, Jan., cc.
1 43g 30c;
spot.
Western
raiatMlpfela Market.
,'pLnwulaA'cc-3- iFlennluUbut stead-
SSJi1 L.aPSTllne at O3 5 extn at
$4 0024 50: Ohln ami Iiiii7n.f,imn..aii
6 23; Penn'a tamllv n tai r . af r 2
1 1 a: r
I family
7
Iln
I familv lBae:5n. Minn, r...n-.iTe..nVT
te-day, and spreading rapidly, the inmates I ?5.P8enJ; a?373 ; winter patent ?7 003-
were cnmnellMl n , fim i,a ,, U-.a" ri.'.i-r'"3
X " "," v (vav AlVtU WUV ULfr'v
stones by ladders. Wm. Crawford is sup
posed te be fatally burned. Bertie Craw
ford, aged 18 months, and Nettie Ed
wards, a servant, were badly burned.
Lawrence Stewart was seriously burned
anu injured internally ; his recovery is
doubtful.
THE GALLOWS.
A Yeung Alan Hancetl for Murder.
Cleveland, Ohie, Dec. 3. Jehn Calla
han was hanged at Wooster te-day for the
murdajr of Benjamin Jarmil, October 20,
1870. Callahan was one of a gang
et roughs at an agricultural fair
who set upon a young man named
Frank Martin. Jarmil went te Martin's
rescue, when Callahan turned en him
and stabbed him in the back, iuflictinir
mortal wounds. Of the rest of the ganr
James Saddler has been sentenced te the
penitentiary for 19 years; Alexander Mc Mc
Gewen, senior and junior, 12 years each,
and Michael Burke and Michael Mulready
were never arrested, they having fled
Callahan, though only 23 years of age,
bore a bad reputation and was regarded
as a desperado. He was calm during his
last clays. Last night his spiritual ad
visers remained with him till 10 o'clock,
and his pcrcnts until 1 o'clock, and the
sheriff till 2, after which he retired and
slept until morning. He ate a hearty
breakfast with apparent relish.
Jive sour ate
wheat active at a decline : Ne. s
BeUll220122;
Amber i2ul .
Penn'a. lied fl
Western
M8122JS;
NEW YORK NEWS.
Cern quiet but stead v : steamer. .-!. t vnllnw
new, 5gc ; old 61c. ; mixed, new, &ic ; old, C0e.
Oats firm, with geed inquiry ; Ne. I W hlte
4.c ; Ne. 2 de Ge ; Ne. 3 ,le t'.e ; Ne. 2 Mixed
41c.
Kye steady at 06c.
Previsions firm and unchanged ; mcs perb
pld. $HO0U 60; new, J 15 50; beet hamsSu'S
18 50 ; Indian mess bvt at $IS : 15 icon m'neked
shoulders 5iGe ; salt de, old, flc ; mw. ajsTc :
smoked hams UKaiuJic;. pickled Uanis S33K0
for old and new.
Lard firm; city kettle at94c: loeie bntclt
crs' t3c; prime steam $0 uogeii.
Butter active and Ann in choice ura.ItM :
Creamery extra 3tS5c ; de geed. te choice ::iii
33c; 1$. C. anil N. V. extra 23S0c: Western
reserve extra. 2:1 'le ; de noed te choice I7i22c :
Kells firm ler choice ; I'enn'u Fxtra 2lg2lc ;
Western Ucserv extra 21 Jl.
akks easier wun less uemaud ; rvnn'a Extra
31032c ; Western Extra 3ec. -
Cheese market dull and prices unchanged ;
New Yerk till! cream at lSKe; We-tern
full cream at 12iI3c; de fair te geed at
12Q12c: de halt skims and I'enn'u. sl:im-t at
lOK011ic .
Petroleum firm ; refined at 9c.
Whlskyseaiccut$l Id.
Seeds tioed tenrima clever sti'mlv nt -r ';
C7.W; Timethy nothing doing ; Flax-.no t dull
at $1 SO.
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Stock Marker.
Naw Yewc Stocks.
Stocks weak ami feverish.
Decembers.
a. v. a. jt. v. x. r. si. r. m.
.10:15 11:15 12:15 l:te :5:u
Erie it. it. ;$ 45$ 431.' it;
Michigan s. A L.....1:W 120, lavj. i-ji
Michigan Cent. K. U..11.1 112.'4 112 US ....
Chicaire A X. Vf iisrK nei 11'-. iiiit
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Teledo A Wubusli.... 41K
Ohie A Mississippi.... :a
St. Leuis, I. M. A S. It.. 4S
Ontario and Western. 31;
ly. c-. x 1. l.. it. it..
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New Jersey Central.. 77JJ
Del. A Hudsen Canal. MK
Itaidiug the Lotteries Te Ue Ilanged.
New Yekk, Dec. 3. The police, with
Antheny Comstock, raided the effipe of the
Commonwealth distribution company ef4
Kentucky and the office of the supplemen
tary Havanad lottery, arresting Geerge
Norten at the former place and Geerge II.
Nathan, Gee. W. Nathan and Charles
Smith, alias Geerge Wallace, at the latter,
for alleged violation of lottery laws. A
large number of tickets, manifold books,
etc., were seized. The prisoners were this
morning takan te the Tombs, and en com
plaint of .Tas. II. Van Pelt, who purchased
the tickets at both offices, were held te
answer. Bail was furnished in each case.
Murder In the First Degree.
The jury in. the case of Augustus D.
Lsighten, en trial in the court of eyer
and terminer for killing Mary Dean, his
mistress, by cutting her threat with a
razor in Juue last, brought in a verdict
of murder in the first dogree this morning
after an all-night session. The prisoner
received the verdict very coolly, and was
remanded till Monday for sentence.
BY WIKE.
Telegraphic Nena of Te-day.
F. B. Gewen's trip te Europe has again
been postponed ; reasons net published.
Diphtheria has recensly prevailed- in
very malignant type iii Graysen county,
Va., whole families perishing in seme in
stances. Fifteen out of the forty-five collieries of
the Philadelphia fc Reading company have
suspended operations for the month of
December, throwing out of employment
about 3,000 employees. This action was
considered necessary en account of a peer
market for ccitain sizes of coal.
The plan of Cel. Gorden te "euro the
cancer" of the Irish land disaffection is for
the British government te buy out the
landlords west of the Shannen, at a cost of
80,000,000, the land thus acquired te be
administered by a commission supple
mented by an emigration commission.
The grand jury of New Yerk has indict
ed Samuel Sullivan Meroy for perjury, aud
Jeseph Hart, Lewis A. Pest, Kenward
Philp and Charles O' Byrne, of Truth, for
criminal libel en Gen. Garfield.
Themas CIcmsen. aged 40, of Fall River,
Mass., registered at the Putnam house,
New Yerk, last night, blew out the gas,
was found unconscious during the night
and seen died.
The difficulty between the Baltimore
and Ohie railroad company, and Baltimore
corn and flour exchange has been satis
factorily settled, assurance having been
given that outside storage will be provided
for the excess of grain in the elevators ;
and en such assurances the order te ad
vance the rates of storage en and after the
fith inst., has been withdrawn by the rail
road company.
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Western union Tel... 91
Pacific Mall S.S. Ce.
Union Pacific v;i
Kansas A Texas :'nfi
New Yerk Central
Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland A l'itts
Chicago A Keck I
Pittsburgh A 't. W
American U. Tel. Ce
Special dispatch te the Intellmesceh.
"Stock market in New Yerk weak
teverish. Meney squeeze kept up."
Philadelphia.
3tecks unsettled.
Pennsylvania K.I J.... my,
Phll'a. A Reading..... 23,4
Lehigh VulleyV
Lehigh Navigation... 35
Northern Pacific Cem 32
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Pitts,, Tltusv'e A .... 17
Northern Central
Hill'ii A Erie K. K,
ln. K,K's of N.J 182H 182X
Hestonvllle Pass 211 n
Central Trans. Ce. 49 ....
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EXTEHTA1X31VXTS.
TCULTON OI'KKA IlOVsC.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4.
The Great Wellack's Theatre Success,
Geerge Hoey's New Romantic Drama.
"A CM of Me,"
Founded en the most brilliant effort el Ailelj.li
D'Ennery, author 01" "Twe Orphans," "Den
Cresnr de Kazan," "A Celebrated Cae," Air.
Produced ityUugnillcent Style by the r';imcm
Hoey & flardie Combination.
Thlsgrcat play will be presented with rut in
New Scenery and Appointment.
ADMISSION, ,!,OA.;r,Clii.
KESEKVED SEATS 7r. cts.
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Office. 12-"n:
fen ali:.
I; OK SALE.
. A two-sterv I'.KICIC HOL'si:, with two
story Brick linck lliiilding uttarheil, .situate ut
Ne. 520 East Oranjje Mreel, with tee in every
room, and Just newly papered. Will be s-eM lit
private sale en clu-aii mid easy term.
r Apply te Jehn 111 i:m en..
nevis-ltil 2e. ia .North uuten stieet.
fTAXTJSD.
WANTED EVEKVllODY TO ADVEK
se, free of charge, in the Ihtbllieeh
csa, who wants something te de.
WANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO OEN
cral housework. Geed reference re
quired. Apply at this efllce. d.T-3td
TTTANrED A SITUATION BV A YOUNG
T I man te de any kind el work at which he
can make himself useful. Address ' A. M,"
Gordonville, l'a. ltd
rfIE I7NDr.IMIGNi:D OKrKltS AT 1'ltl
X VATKsnlethatlwe story niilCK DWELL
ING HOUSE with two-story Lrick Ituckliuild
inf, situate at Ne. ti Seuth Lime .street. The
house trents 19 leet, and let extends in depth
193 feet te ion Lutheran church. The house
has been recently papered throughout; there
are seven large rooms with gas iu every room
in the house, mid water in t!ie kitchen. In th'j
Jet are choice varieties of truit trees and a
tine grape vine. On the south hide of the Ikmi-e
Is un alleyway for the exclusive use of this
property. Possession given April 1, idsi. It"
net sold at private nule the above property
will be offered at public s:ili, at the Leepard
hotel, en Saturday evening, December 18. IHM,
nt 7o'cIeck. PHILIP DOEItSOM.
ilcel-ltil
A VALUABLE CITY HUSlNESS PKOPEK
TY AT PKIVATE OK PUliLIC SALE.
That two-story brick and slone house, stores
and dwellings, situated Ne.i. l.U aud l" East
King street, Lancaster. Let 27 feet trout bv
ISO feet in depth, mere or less. The lirst lloer
front Is divided into two eligible store rooms.
The basement is Hooted and p!:t.tcr d. The
dwelling lias eight room", with large garret
and dormer windows. Out-buildings nnd
fruit in the yard, with right te street .sewer
and te party wall en the west.
If net previously sold at private wile, the
above property will be offered at public talc en
Monday, December 13, l.s&e.
Sele te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111., nt the
Leepard Hetel, when conditions will be luade
known by J A -M ES Is 1. A C Iv.
llESRV SHCBERT, AilCt. d2-tSll
uevsjs rujcxisuixa tieuus.
JUISVELZAXJZO UH.
"TOTICE.
i.1 I hereby notify the public in general that
1 employ no person te purchase rags, old metal.
Ac, ler me. I will net be responsible ter these
representing themselves as my agents as I de
all my own buying. H. C. SHIRK.
n29-lwd
SLEIGHS, &V.
SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS!
AT-
EDGERLEY & CO.'S,
Practical Carriage Bsllders,
Market Street, Hear of Central Market Houses,
Lancaster, Pa.
Wc have en hand a Large Assortment et
PORTLAND, ALBANY, AND
DOUBLE SEAT SLEIGHS,
W hich wc offer at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
T-OTICK.
FLIttiM & BRMEMAiV.
Would ndvNe all who contemplate putting In
HKATEKS or making any alterations In thcli
heating arrangements te de se at once before
the rnh et fall Trade begins.
THE MOST KELIAJILE
I
In the Market at the
LOWEST PRICES.
mm
Flu & Breuemau's
GREAT STOVE STOKE,
152 North Queen Street,
T'ANCASTEIL PA.
coxrjzciiexs.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PURE CONFEC
TIONS FOtt THE HOLIDAY. AT
JOSEPH R. ROYER'S,
50 AND 52 WEST KING ST.
publ
I can new offer te the trade and
lanre stock et Pare Confections
description, at the very lowest market rates.
FttUITS, NUTS, Ac. and 11 LAKGE STOCK
OF TOYS Of the NEWEST DESIGNS. L-irge
and small Cakes baked daily. Icj Cream at
all times.
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES SEKVKD
SHOUT NOTICE.
Adiu vriwcjiwa pruiujiuv uiieixicii luai Hie
fame rate as It the person ordering wen:
Call nnd see iny bteck.
iipuelica
of every
AT
AKe a full line of BUGGIES and CAli I present In person.
RIAGES all of our own Well known make I -lffrmi-miipr thpninfe
KcpMrlng promptly attended te. ' M AND 52 WEST KING STUEET.
na;-tfd4w r.l341md JOS. K. BOYEK,