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LANCASTER BAliST INTEMIGMCER, MONDAY; bEteMBER 27, 1880.
been se successful in building up St. Mary's
choir.
Dr. Henry Carpenter was gratefully re
membered by one. of his patients, Mr.
David B. Bartholemew, who presented him
With a splendid geld-headed ebony cane,
upon which was inscribed the following :
"Presented te Dr. Henry Carpenter by
D. B. B., as a token of respect and high
regard as a skillful physician. December
25, 1830. A patient."
A fine organ was presented te the btve btve
denbergian congregation, holding their
services ever Leng's drug store en North
Queen street. The organ was pui chased
by a friend as aClnistmas .surpiise, from
the well known Lancaster organ manufac
tory. Tight, &c
On Christmas theic was a great deal of
drunkenness in the city and there were
several fights, none of which were very
herieus.
In the afternoon a ciewd of boy.-, fol
lowed several Italian musicians te the co:I
nor of Lime and Orange sticcts. They
kept teasing the players until one of them
drew a revolver and fired it. Ne one was
hurt, but the firing had the effect of
quickly dispersing the crowd.
About neon en Christmas Ed. Sandeis
and "Nigger" Bender went into the oyster
saloon of J. W. Woeltcn, under Hath von
& Fisher's clothing stoic. Beth wcie
drunk and they called for ey.stei.-, each of
them receiving several plates. After eat
ing them they refused te pay fur them.
Sanders picked up a bowl of eystcis which
was standing en the liar and ate a number
of them. He and his pal amused themselves
by breaking up all the oyster dishes they
could reach. They thieatened te de the
proprietor of the saloon haun also, and
they probably would have done se had net
some bystaudcrs intei fcrcd.
A light nccimcd at the coiner of Chris
tian and Chestnut .streets en the same day
but no one was iujuicd.
Free f.tmcli.
Captain II. U. Power, of the City, enter
tained the patrons of that popular hestchy
with a royal set-out, which was .s-iiead in
the dining room, and was as captivating te
the eye as it was grateful te the stomach.
The egg-neg was delicious and all the
viands in keeping with the rcjmt itieu of
mine genial lieat, who ceitainly "knows
hew Ut keep a hotel."
Dancing Sociable.
There was a d:iiiciug sociable in Grant
hall Christmas aftci neon under diiectieu
of Mr. William Bainitz. It was aline
success, delightful music being furnished
by Tayler's eichestra, and everybody en
tcring with zest in the spirit of the o'C.i e'C.i o'C.i
sien. Act lilc.it.
An old lady named McKvey, employed
in light domestic duties around St. Mary'
parsonage, had the misfoitr.ne te tall
down a flight of staiis, dislocating her
wiist.
MOUNT JOV NI.H'S.
Christinas Celebration Kavagi'
el Tiiievs
Presentation.
Santa Claus caulk en ruiineis en CI r'st
mas eve, and as eatlyasdusk it looked as
if he would de a busk busiuess. The s-he-r,
weic thronged with men Mid women, each
caucr te be lir.st .scived. O.i the sticcts
loving parents and kind fiieud-Mith pack- '
arc.s, bisr bundles and little huudles, el'i
diiVcrcnt value ;uul variety, hurried a'en;
anxious te picpaic the Christmas tire
with the toys and painted knick-knacks,
calculated te gladden the he.uts of the lit
tle folks or te bestow a token of lemem
braucc in the way of semetlrng meie miIi
stantial. The horn-blewcis in fe.11 ful dis
guise nei.sily helped te usher in Christinas
(lay, which came with snow alternating
throughout the day with rain and sleet.
In consequence the out-deer meiry-Tuaking
and the jingle of the sleigh bells
wcie net se intense and Iivipient,
but the in-deer fe-tivities weic
made all the mctriei. Appropriate
Christinas .sei vices wcie gin in some of
the churches, which were well attended.
In the eaily paitef the evening the United
Brcthi en Sunday school gave a pleasing
cutcitaiumcnr, a featuieei which was .1
representation of the ''old woman who
lived in a shoe.'' Each of the sehelais ic
eeived a picscnt. In the beautiful Bethel
church an unusually geed pregramme was
carried aut. The altar was nicely though
net elaborately littcd up for the occasion.
The exercises embraced a number of dia
logues, charades and tableaux, besides
seme geed music en the violin, harmonica
and harp.
A. B. Landis, of the Land is coach
works, Mirpriscd his mairicd employees
by presenting a turkey te each one.
Thieves have been prowling around this
neighborhood with unusual fieqncncy the
present winter and as a result et the r;ii l.s
a number of houses were broken into, but it j
was net until Thuisday iiS-ht that they suc
ceeded iu stealing anything efgieat value,
and that, tee, after having tried te break
in at three or four places ei. New Haven
street, namely, at '. G. Shirk's, Benjamin
Hestcttcr's, Samuel Shoekeis's and David
Lcib's. At the last named place an en
trance was effected through the cellar.
The thief was undistm bed and took with
him a let of valuable jewclry four
geld pius, a geld nceklaee, n .scarf
pin with tuii-ueis setting a cashmere
dress pattern, underwear, Kid gloves,
shoes, etc., net value net less than 100.
During the night a light snow had fallen,
and in the morning, when the robbery w.is
discovered, Mr. Leib tracked the thief as
far as Hiestand's lumber vaid. Marietta.
where he lest all trace of him. At Mr.
Shoekcrs's he entered the cellar, but could
go te no ether parts of Hie house. Hcie
he took a let of meat. Frem the p;antity
of articles stolen it seems as if the lead
would have been tee heavy for one te carry
a long distance. It is believed that some
of the stolen pre-icriy went te Marrittta or
Columbia, and that a pait remains in this
vicinity.
Auctioneer L. D. Gallagher is already
employed te call no less than thiity sales
of personal piepcity.
The village of Spiingville has put live
couples in the matrimonial market during
holiday season.
Jehn Casscl and Tilghman Uestettei,
who have spent the last ten months iu the
West, came back iu lime te cat their
turkey dinner at home.
Among the Mennt Jey boys who spent
Christmas in the borough are, Lincoln
Geed, Budd Cunningham, Frank Shell, of
Philadelphia, Geerge Deyle and C. E.
Geyer, of Lebanon Valley college, ami
Clayten Heffman, of Millcrsvillc normal
school.
UKATU ltr AllOItTIOX.
A Yeung Weman Dies Frem the i;ilecls cf
Sctr-AitininiKtcrcd Ilrus.
Emma E. Miller, an uumairied wemau
aged 21 years, who resided with Win.
Myers, in the borough of Washington,
died en Thursday under rather peculiar
circumstances. The young woman's
home is iu Adams county, where her
mother resides, her father being dead.
Six weeks age she went te live with the
family of Mr. Myers as a domestic. While
there it was noticed she was enciente. On
Wednesday she was found lying
unconscious iu her bed room. She
was taken with convulsions seen
afterwards and these continued at inter
vals up te the time of her death, which
occurred en" Thursday. Dr. Biuklcy was
called iu after thejgirl was taken with con
vulsions, butjwas uuablc te alleviate her
sufferings, as she was net conscious at any
time, and was thefere unable te explain
anything.
A small bottle about two-thirds full
of some kind of drugs was found lying
alongside of the girl's bedside. It is sup
posed that the wemau took this drug bli
the purpose of procuring an aboitieu and
it caused her death. Where she obtained
the diug is uet known. The bottle with
the remaining portion of its contents was
taken te Columbia by Dr. Craig and it will
be analyzed. .
Deputy Corener Seiple impaneled a jury
composed of D. R. Sayler, Jes. :Funk, J.
B. Douglass, Jacob Stamau, Jacob Walker
and Jehn P. Frank. They found that the
woman came te her death from drugs
administered by her own hand for the pur
pose of pieducing an abortion."
CHRISTMAS AT COLUMBIA.
Our Regular Borough Correipo ndence.
Fatal Accident Stores and Banks Closed
Obituary TI10 Mellday Season.
The Christmas festivities were begun
long before daylight by a band of colored
citizens who as has been the custom for
years matched thieugh our principal
streets singing their Christmas songs as
only darkeys can. Next came eaily mass
at St. Peter's and Hely Trinity Catholic
churches. A Christmas morning service
at the Hcfei med church and a children's
entcitainineutat the United Brethren, with
Clnibtmas tice and presents for the chil
dren. At eight o'clock high mass was
celebrated at both the Catholic churches
and again at 10 o'clock. At 10:30 o'clock
Chi ilmassei vices were held hi St. Paul's
Episcopal church, which as usual was beau
tifully dcceiatcd with flower., spruce and
holly wi ought into wicaths and hung in
festoon.-, about the inside of the chinch.
Miss Bella Hutter, organist, and the church
choir lendeied several appiopiiate selec
tions very successfully. In the evening
Christmas entcitainnicnts wcjc held in the
following churches Methodist, E. E.
Lutheran, Reformed and United IJiethren.
These services consisted of songs, carols,
select leadings and addresses with pre
sents for the little ones. Christmas enter
tainments wcic ah-e held in the German
Lutheran churches.
Places of business, except candy and
cigar stoics and saloons, were closed; the
postelficc kept Suuday hours ; the Christ
mas whisky seemed seething and even
diunkcn men wcie peaceable; the Sus
quehanna lolling mill hands were paid for
two weeks ; the snow sheveleis had plenty
te de ; Helen Petter Pleiades cutc.-laiu-menl
at the opera house en Christmas
evening was a grand success.
On Christmas meiniugas Mrs. Cenrad
Hew eis, an aged lady, was returning home
fiem eaily mass she slipped en an icy
pavement and, falling, struck her head
against a stone step and almost immedi
ately umpired. Deputy Corener Jehn P.
Fiank held an inquest and rendered a ver
dict that deceased came te her death from
"loncu.ssien of the brain caused by strik
ing her head upon a stone step, c.," as
above.
Died at her late lesidence en Chestnut
street, Mis" Catharine Cele after a linger
ing illness The funeial took place this
afternoon, 'j lemains te be interred at
.Marietta.
On Friday meining Miss 1'e.ut, leaiding
011 Xeith Thiid street, slipped and fell
down a cellar stab way and sustained a
fracture of the wrist. This lady had an
arm broken by a fall about live or six
cars age.
Quite a long list of Columbia bejs spent
Christmas at home. Among them:
('. Tayler Auweiter. Andrew S. Bciter,
j Gee. 15. Ilieiienian, Jell' Gilman, Chailes
t heir, .leh 11 Ke:r, Will Allisen, Jeseph
j Uueher, Hanv K. Ibenner, Jes. McFad-
den, Hanv Pfahkr. Chailes Haldcmau,
1 Will II. Feudrich, Elias II. Sncath, All
Ames, .lames Zcrger. Scncr Iiletz, Nat
1 Maker, Will Shuman aud Dr. D. Einmett
! Welsh machinists, cleik, school boys
1 and theological students. Among the vis-
iteis v.e noticed De itt C. Denny and
Geerge King, of Harrisburg; Walter Hair,
01' Philadelphia ; .Jehn Hair and Will
Stehmau. of Lancaster ; Mellis Glever, of
llairishuig ; Will Well-, of Alteena ;
Will Kramer, of Cariisle ; WillStiek, of
Hanisburg.
i.ri i 1.1: locals.
S!:e.uid Tlierc and Everywhere.
Mr. Unas has died at Middlctewu fiem
injuries received by the fall of the wall at
the e.11 shops.
It was Hciny Bituer aud net "Miss
Vjekers,"' of ljaneaster, who drew the
folding bed at the military fair in Phila
delphia. Twenty piemincnt gentlemen friends of
G. W. Etter, esq., of Middlctewn, pre
sented him with a gwld-headcd cine en
Friday. There were speeches and a hand
some eiiteilainment.
While Mrs. E. H.'Ivaullmau, residing en
the llairishuig turnpike was putting the
Christmas turkey into the stove, she upset
a pet of boiling water, terribly scalding
her head and face.
W. A. Bell, aged eO, a contractor of
Dauphin, Pa., well-known here, died yes
tciday.
iletiiy Shubcit has sold the prepeity of
.di.s. rannia li. Smith en the neult side
of West Chestnut between Charlette and
Mary te. Jehn F. Keller for $4,000. Valu
able impievcd let, corner of Duke and
Green, te be offered for sale at the Cooper
house te-night.
The snow has blocked tlu raiheac'fl
semewlnt. Seme of the P. It. It. trains
have three engines. The It. Ac C. trains
have difficulty climbing Water street.
Nine police attests en Christinas moin mein
ing and the same number this morning
were disposed of by the mayor with dis
charges and terms in jail of from five te
thiity days " according te merit.'
On Friday, Mis. James K.AIcxandcr
suiprised her husband, mine host of the
Kaihead hotel, Qttairyvillc, with a splen
did hiithday dinner, largely attended by
his friends fiem town aud country.
Fi iday evening as two boys wcie driv
ing a blind hei.se attached te a sleigh, en
Seuth Queen sheet, they ran into another
in which were T. C. Myers and Levi W.
Grolf, breaking the sleigh, throwing out
both occupants, and severely injuring Mr.
Greff, who was stiuck in the breast with
one of the shafts.
Ceuit met en Christmas day at 10
o'clock iu the 11101 ning. The judgment
docket was called and 17 judgments wet c
entered for different reasons. It met
again this morning and the cases in or
phans' ceuil are being argued.
TOM lAII.YSMINSTKKI.H
TticyUivca Uoudhlieiv te a Hlg Ileune.
Oil Salui day night the home entertain
ment by Tem Daily's minstrel and variety
tioupe came off in Fulton opera house
before a very laigc audience. The per
formance was iirst-class throughout, most
of the well-known ncteis of the city tak
ing part iu it. Charles Shay and Geerge
Myers "worked" the bones cud and
Dan Clemens and Jehn Itctalick were en
the taniberinc chairs, with Tem Daily as
interlocutor.
The songs were tendered iu geed style by
the quintet. The features of the second
part of the show were Coalman and Tem Tem
pleten's clog, acrobatic acts by Cum
mings, McCulley, Witmer and Hambright
(iu which Cummings threw a double
summer sault from his knees), musical ex
ercises by Itetallick and Clemens, aged
negie impeisonatiens by Charles Shay,
song and daucc by the Gara Brethers,
banjo playing by Jehu Itetallick and cor
net sole "by Ferd Weber. The perform
ance concluded with the farce of " Mrs.
Malency's Bearding Heuse-'' which was
acted iu capital style. All present voted
the show a success.
Kali! eat Wreck.
On Friday night, or rather very early
Saturday morning, a train of freight cars
drawn by engine 287, left the track at
Is'eith Bend, a short distance east of Chris
tiana the engine, tank and twelve cars
being piled upon the south track, blocking
it up for the space of ten hours. Brakes
man JaceT Hampton, a resident of Phila
delphia, was caught in the wreck and se
firmly wedged in under the trucks of a car
leaded with telegrat)h poles, that it was
t mpessible for a long time te extricate
him. When finally get out, it was ascer
tained that both his legs were broken, his
head badly cut and otherwise se seriously
injured that there are small hopes or his
recovery. The accident is said te have
been caused by the snow en the track.
Amusements.
Harlz. This evening Hartz, the famous il
lusionist, begins a week's engagement at the
opera beuse. His sleight of-hand performances
are described as nothing short et marvelous,
anil the variety features cf the piegrammc as
of high order. Presents will be given away.
Could Net Oet up Stairs.
Mr-.. It. C. Robins makes a statement that
feryeais she has been agieat sufferer from
Kidney affection and that ler several months
the pains in her back vv ci e st te vere she could
net get up stairs. She has new w ern a Day's
Kidney Pad ler four week, is free livui pain,
and bcllev e hcr-clt entirely ciued.
diMvvdMW&F&vv
F01 baby and children what meie delicate
and w hoit-eme than Cuticura Se ip.
What a Pity
that the otherwise beautiful gill should have
huch bud teeth. And all because she did net
use SOZODONT. It costs se little te buy it
considering the geed it does, and its bencllts
stictch out into her lnt.ue llle. Peer gill.
d27-lvvdced&vv
Nulutieits, icsteiatlvc, quieting, strtngth
cuingand pnufynifja-.e Malt Ultteis.
MfEVIAL XOTIVEb.
The Doctors Disagree
as te the best methods and rcniclks, ler the
cures et constipation and disordered liver and
kidneys. Rut these that have ueed Kidney Kidney
Wert, agree that it Is by far the best medicine
known. Its action is prompt, thorough and
lasting. Don't take pills, and ether lneciui'ils
that peir-011 the system, but by u-dng Kidney Kidney
Wert restore the natural action et all the
eigans. Xew Covenant. d.!7-lvdA.vv
Mether! JUetlicru:: .Mothers:!!
Aioyeu.dist.il!-.-1 ut night and hielicii el
your rest by a-d'-K ehtldsiiIRliug and ciying
with the e.crn.M uing pain et cutting teeth?
It i-e, goat en- e:m.t gctaliotlleet Ml,"?. WINS
LOW'S SOO : I! NG S RU I it will rell.ve the
peer little -1 'tt icriitiuicuiuti'ly depend upon
it; there is ! tiiistaUe about it. '1 here is net a
mother nn. .,!! vrhe has vvei list it it, who will
neltell yen at once thut it will regulate ll-u
Ijewels, and give rest le the metlier, and relict
and health te the child, epei.tttng like inagie.
II Is pel fectly sate te usiilii alleiiseH,and pleas
ant te the !ute, and s the pieseiipiieii et one
et the elilcst aud best tens lie physicians and
illumes in the Unlit d stiijcs. sold even w heie
i". en!s a betlle. tilT-lTihlw M.M'A.3
Liquid or Dry.
Seme people preter te putchase medicines
in the diy state se tint they eau see ler them
selves that they sue purely vegetable. Othcis
have net the time or desin te prepare the
medicine, aud wish it already te use.
Te accommodate each class the piopiicteis
of Kidney-Weit new offer that well knew 11
remedy in both liquid .unl dry tonus. s(li y
diuggists every where. 7Vrf. d.:7-lvvdw
?icu Jersey Wltie.
This wine for sickness hushing been in pop
ular favor, but by 110 means intoxicating in
Its nature. We reler le speci's Pert tirape
Wui which has been intrndueedinte the hos
pitals and among the ll.-s! timilii1.; in New New
Yeik, the piineipal di ug Meres hi this city, by
Aide I hpeer, et l'.i-s.iip, x. .J., who h is de
voted him .ell ter many years te the cultiva
tion ni the Opoite t.rape, and the study el
tenhentatleiis, and piedueiug an ailiele, tiie
medical pieperties el which ale -aid bj gen
tlemen of reputation te be 11 iisiu parsed. Mr.
is peer lcrmenls his w ine by a new process, pe pe
euliarte hiuwlf, without th'-addition et -U'Mr
erspints. We doubt whether there is a v hie
y.mi in ineem or ncvweim mat can ytetiia
wine at all comparable te this in ilehness or
delieaev- et llaver. All Hist i-Uis druggist
keep it.
Tlieabeveeitiaei liein the New eik lit -fzMshevvs
the appieelitien In which Speti's
wine is held abroad. We have drank the w me
itiul can tritthlully endei-e what the above e e e
tiact&aysconeerning its geed iiiiulitlc. The
way in which tt is mat in ed by Mr. s peer gives
it a tiner flavor tha any w ine v e evi-r drank.
lloxten Ti m elt r.
This wine is endei .ed by Drs Atle.- and
lavi- anil I01 -ale by II. K. slayniaKer.
dLVJndXw
'eer, mi Mever.
An exchange says Ulj-sesS.i; rant will llevei
be emperor, but will alwaj s'st.md high 111 the
hearts et his country men. occupying the posl pesl posl
Hen that spring lile-saiu holds, in curing shk
ileadachc, Itilleusncs', Indigestion, etc. I'wec
30 cents, trial bottles le cent".
Fer sale by II. I!. Cochran, diuggi-t, .(h. 117
and KM Xerth Queen ntiter, Lancaster, Pa.
"Evkrv man te his ti.ide'" N an old saying,
and the mere closely a pet son implies himselt
te any one subject the mere ptelicicut he be
comes in his pal titular line, -some doeleis
make 11 xpecialty et aeei tain dise.e-e mid study
everything that has a healing upon it. 'Ihev
cpciiment with different medicine-, until one
is found that gees liulit te the mark. This may
be said et the C. A r. Ceidid maniifaetuied
and ter bale by Dr. Kiewning, 1M7 Vich stieet,
Philadelphia. 1 1 is ler coughs and tehls and
when used seal che'i out every p-i it that is at
teeteil. IJ'-hel iseeiiL!ii-il in an incredibly
sheittiine. tlive it a ti 1.1I. Sold bv all diug
gists at ." e. a beitle.
Tiie Uest I'e.in.
The bibl leim in w hleh elci 11 ieity N emlio.l emlie.l
led is !);. Themas's Kcleetlie (HI. :t seveu-itru
and highly auctioned speeilie ler 1 I1e111n.it le
liatus, and :i tlioieughly reliable remedy ter
all atleetioiwef the tlne it ami lungs, used e
tcrnally and iutei ually.
Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, ill uggist, Xiw. 1.17
and loll Xerih Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
SAM1-LK XlTlCt:.
It is impossible ter a woman atler a tultliliil
course el treatment w itii Lydia I Pinkhain's
Vegetable Compound te continue te Miller
with a weakness et the uterus Kncle-e a
stamp te Mr.-i. Lydia L. Pliikhain, 'U Westi in
avenue, Lynn, Muss., ler pamphlets.
Jy2Mydeedw
It Ik Werth a Trial.
-I wa tieublc.l ter many years with Kid
ney Complaint, (travel, Ac; my bleed became
thin; 1 was dull and inactive; could hardly
crawl about, and wax an old worn-out man alt
ever, and could get nothing te help me, until
1 get Hep Hitters1, and new 1 am a boy again.
My bleed and kidnevs are all light, and I am
as active as a man et 'M, although I tun 7.', and
I have no doubt It w 111 de as w ell ter ethers et
my H.-c. It U vreith tin: I mil. (Father.)
dI.V2wd.Vvv
MAllJllAiUlS.
WAaut Lean. On thu '.lid of Dec. ls-sl. bv
the Itev. W. T. licrh.ird, at his resilience, Xe.
:ll EastOrange stieet, J. F. Wiiser, of Yerk
ceuntv. te Miss Amanda II. Leng, et Penn
township, Lancaster county.
I.AWRtscE fcriCEit. On the 23d of Dee.
1SS0, by the ltev. W. T. Ucrliard, at his resi
dence. Se. SI Fast Orange street, William L.
Lawrence te Mi-is Kmily II. spencer, both et
Lancaster city. ltd
JtUATllS.
UMid,-III this cltv, en the -JiSlli
In-t.,
Ames P. J.unniug, aged 7.! years.
The relatives and trleiids of the l.unlly are
respeetlullv invited te attend the luneialeu
Tuesday uiternoennt i o'clock liein hN late
residence, Xe. .117 Heaver tieet. Inteiment
at Woeilward II ill cemetery. ltd
Celk. On Dee. 23, l"5). ut the residence el
the late Mr. Dr. n.llaldeni.m, Columbia, Pa:.,
Mary Cathai ine Cele.
ICichmend, Va , papers please copy.
XE W A It Wit TlSEMEXl s.
TlHK MONTHLY Ml-.fc.TINU Of THE I.A-
L dies' Citv Tracty -ecicty will be held 011
TUESDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, in the lec
ture room et the First Keferineil church,
KEY. .1. A. PETEUS, Paster.
rpUK KEGULAK MONTHLY MKKTINU
L efthc Union Iluilding and Lean associa
tion will be lieM this ( MONDAY ) evening, at
7 o'clock,
ltd A. II. HALL, Secretary.
17OK KENT l'UOM AI'KIL 1, 1881, Till:
1 Three-story Krick Dwelling, Ne. 2I.S East
King street, new occupied by airs. O. J. Dick
ev. The house has a 100111s and all model 11
clmveniencies. Apply te
ALLAN A. IIEKlt & CO..
Kenl Estate and lusiimnce Agenis,
dJ7 1'tdead it :t N01 1 h Duke street.
SEW MHTEHTISE3LEXTS-
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
We have net titne or space te ciumCttKc i'te :nu,v,' articles that
tcill make beautiful and useful Chrhtinaz Ircsentr. But lj an
examination of our stock you icill he sucr te find something suit
ablc for your purpose. Call and sec, tchether you irant an article
costing One Dellar or One Thousand Dollars.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO.,
JEVELERS,
4 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
EDW. J
Manufacturing Jeweler, Zahm's Cemer,
Things In onxnteck that make
Beautiful and Durable Christmas Grift?
WATCHES, DrAMOND3,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, JEWELRY,
30LD BRONZES, GOLD HEAD CANES,
GOLD THIMBLES, SILVER HEAD CANES,
SILVER THIMBLES, OPEUA GLASSES.
GOLD PENS AND PENCDLS,
HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES,
GOLD BRONZE SMOKING SETS,
PINE CIGAR SETS,
BAOOARET VASES.
ALL THESE AND MANY MORE AT
ZAHM'S CORNER, LANCASTER, PA.
M1SVEZ.I.AXEOVS.
SITUATION WANTED BV A YOUNG MAN
In a Dry Uoeds or Grocery Stere. Has hail
cxnerieiice and can lunihrii recommendations
it lcquiied. B. F. M.,
ltd Xe. 4IS West Orange Street.
3 0ST.
j Last niht between Lemen and Jame
streets, a Geld Bimr containing eleven bril
liant stone". A liberal reward will be paid en
the i elm it et eaine te this efllce. ltd
N
ltKASONAllLK OFFEIt KKFUSED.
Oigans
mil Pianos. NEW AND SECOND
il.VM
, at "leatlv reduced prices.
JUhTUs STLCKENUOLZ.
Fulton Opera Heuse, Lancaster.
dccilirtdU
1tnii.i:sALn.
On MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1S80. will
be sold vt public sale at the Cooper beue.
West KiiiK street, the tallewing city property,
vi, : A let el ground situated en the corner or
(iiL-uu and Duke btreets. trentlni; en Duke
utreet aw feet ami 3 inches, running along
(i recti bticet 177M tact, and uteng Lew street
aw leet, upon which arc erected a one-story
Deuble Frame Heuse, Stable unci Heg-Sty in
rear or let ; well or geed water with pump
therein ; ake hydrant, irttlt trees, Ac. The
t ences mound the grounds arc In geed order.
The pi epcrt v will be sold In lets or in the
vv hole as mav best suit purchasers.
Sale te commence ut 7 o'clock p.m., when
tei ins will be made known by the
TlttJSTEESOFST. STEPHENS' CHUKCH.
II. fcilUBERT, Anct. decS-taWas
f . i i ii
INSUKi: Vt'ITU TUK OLD AND WKL1.
Established Agency et the
Be
OP PHDLADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested iu Sale and Solid Securities.
KIFE & KAUFMAN,
Ne. 19 KAST KING STREET,
dll CmilM.W.Slt Second Fleer.
GREAT REDUCTION!
GREAT REDUCTION!
in order te make a clean sweep or what
tew Holiday Goods we have left or our
Chlstiuas Sali-a.
Many et these Goods being out et our
usual line vv c shall oll'er them at a vei y
gieal buigaln, as vvc have net the room
te continue keeping up a stock et thein
thieu;;h the coming year.
Persons wUhlng te purchase New
Year Gilts will And among the goods
that we eiler many Useful and Orna
mental Goods.
Aswcaie reducing the stock in our
Silk ami Dress Goods Department w
i-.iu ellciing many bargains in them.
Mr, Bewers & Hurst,
Ne. 25 East King Street.
:e:
:e:-
ZAHM,
Lancaster, Pa.
s.
Mis CELZAXEO VS.
1UA1N M'l.CULATlON '
I Jt In larKe or small amounts. $i" or JJO.dOJ-
I Write W.T. SOULE CO.. Commission Jler
j chants, 130 La Salle Htreet, Chieae, III., ler cil
ularn. mJIs-ivd
rpAKE NOTIt:r. THAT ALL TiiK OI'T-
X standing and uiipahl city tav ter thu vc.tr
1SS0, new iu the hands et the eolleeieis d' tlu
several wards, must hi- paid en or boteio
WEDNESDAY. TUK')TH DVY OP HECEM
BEK, A. D.. lS.su, as iiumediitcly after that
date the same will be placed iu' tiie haeds ei
thu cityaoliclter ter collection. deel ltd
rilllK KMPOltlUM FOB HOLIDAY' l'KKS-
X ENTS. Piescntsfer all at FICEY'S CITY
PHARMACY. Neith Oueen. corner Oniuze
street, Luncaster, I'.i. An iuuiu ne variety et
Toilet Sets. Ladies' aud G.-nU' Coii-paniens,
Ladles' Cabb vs, Kussia Leutlicr umtsial tikl-i
Pocket-Beeks, Letter and Cud Case, Pans,
Cigar Cases, Jtc Kine Cologne-, Toilet Water,
Cut Glass Bettles, e.
4S-CALL AND Ei.AMI.Vl..
MOiS.
v..
LLLJLEH.
LADIES' IlAli:DKl..-stl:
Manufuctureraiid Dealer iu Hair Wenr, Ladii s
and Gents' Wis. Combings str:iiiitened and
made te order. Hair . Icvvi-liy el all Minis made
up. Alse, Kid Glevesand Keatheisclcaneilnml
dyed, ut Nes. 2i" ami '227 Neith tjueen stieet
fourdeors above P. It. K. Depot. el-.'ind
Hi:aimjil
TIONS
uaiti:ks pett pijki: ce.M'i:t
FOIt THE UOLIDATrj AT
JOSEPH R. ROYER'S,
50 AND 52 WEST KING ST.
I can new offer te the trade and publiea
large stock et Pine Confections et every
description, at the veiy low eat inaikct rates.
FRUITS, NUTS, Ac. nnd a LARGE STOCK
OFTOYSeftheNEVET DKIIJXs. Lui-jc
and small Cakes hiked daily. lee Ci earn at
nil times.
WEDDINGS AM) PARTIES SERVED AT
SHORT NOTICE.
MAIL ORDERS promptly attended te at the
same rate as it the person ordering were
present iu peisen. Call ami see my stock.
4SrRcinciubcr the place
SO AND 32 WEST KING STREET.
SlSs-lnid JOS. R. ROYER.
fliii & brea-emaa;
GRAND OPENING OF
I
I
I UU1UM11UUM UUUIIUl
A larger stoek than ever. Lev.-er prices-than
evci. Every variety et Mechanical Tev s.
DOLL-s ! DOLLS! DOLL'S ! "
It LOOKS AND GAMLS.
Hei w , Cutis, Wagons, Sleighs. Velocipede's
and Blevcli-H.
useful chistmas presents.
Elegant Cnrvurs.Silver-plnted Kniveu, IHcr
platpil Spoons, Silver-plateil Fei Ks. The -ibeve
gels are RedgersA Bie.'s best goods, bought
at n sacrifice, and w ill be sold verv le .v .
HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD'S.
Tin, rheet lien and Woeilen W-uc at Glcat
Flu i Mmn.
Urt-at Stere and Healer Stere,
152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
SIX HOURS NOTICE!
FOR THE NEXT SIX HOURS WE
WILL MAKE A SPECIAL EFFORT
TO t-UIT AND PLE SE ALL.
AUGUSTUS RHOADS,
JEWELER,
Ne. 20 East KiwrSircrt, Lancaster, Pa.
Auction' Auction !
AT TnE
H.L.ZAHM&GO
JEWELRY STORE.
Every attct neon and evening
is all sold
nil the stock
Elegant Watches,
BRACELETS, CHAIN'S, NECKLACE-,
JEWELRY, PLATED WAl.'L. KNIVES,
FORKS ANH SPOONS, -ellingand
will he sold POSITIVELY with
out reserve.
TlicFlstuiestobcseIdattla- close of sale,
and the Stoic will lie Fur Rent from APRIL
1,-1831.
M. MILL AH
dccO-lmdJ
PROPRIETOR.
TIIED EDITION
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 27, I88O.
TYEATI1KR INDICATIONS.
Washington, Dec. 27. Fer the Middle
states partly cloudy weather, and in the
northern portions light snow, northwest
te southwest winds, a slight fall followed
by rising barometer and lower temperature
by Tuesday morning.
MCRDEB ANDLTNCUINU.
Lrhlgh's Peacerut Valley the 8eeae or a
Dreadtul Crime Hanging the Sap
posed Murderer te tbe Nearest
Tree.
Allentown, Pa., Dec. 27. Jacob Go Ge
gel and his wife, Anna, an aged couple re
siding four miles from Bethlehem. Pa..
were found dead in their bed this morn
ing. Their heads were nearly severed
irem the uedies and a bloody axe was
found in the apartment. The walls were
splashed with bleed and altogether the
room presented a shocking sight. Jeseph
Snyder who bearded with the Gegels
was believed te be the murderer.
He was caught by an infuriated mob seen
after the discovery of the crime and was
hanged te the nearest tree. Gegel was a
day laborer and leaves three children. The
motive for the double murder is unknown
Condensed Telegrams.
This being St. Jehn the Evangelist's
day, the Masens of Pbiladelpht installed
the giaml officers for 18S1 .
Burden's hotel and three adjoining
buildings burned at Joliette, Quebec, last
night.
The posteffico at Delhi, Ontario, was
robbed of all the legistered letters last
night.
Mrs. Bridget O'Beirne, living alene in
Brooklyn, has been found dead in her bed.
Hen. Jehn Howe, formerlysurvcyer gen
eral of Pennsylvania, and speaker of the
Heuse of Iicnresentatives. died tn-dav at
j Orcencastle, Franklin county.
, r .. .. ... LM.-
JUAUKETS.
Cattle Mnrket.
PtiiLVDELvuiv. December 27. Cattle market
fair; sales et l.'llXl head. Prime fi4iic;
geed J;Jfc; medium 4i9Sc; common
sheeii
market lair
sales of 3,500 head.
Piinu-figJc; Koed37k0c; medium Wa&
.)) j ; common 45c.
lle market fair; sales, 0ft,0J0 : ; prime (;4
7e; geed ',;: lnedluiu C'c ; coiniiien lie.
.-jew Yerk Market.
Nkw Yerk, December 27. Fleur Su
peitiiu; Statu at fi IWQ 7.' : extra ut
dett(ug4:!.'(; choice, de $tlOJ?173: fancy
le$l IB 30; round hoop Ohie $1 135 0.) choice
de at i.'ie'liii; 73; supcillnu western I003 73;
common te geed extra de ttn)S17; choice
de ." S.)Qi'. 73 ; choiee white whiat de $3 Oil
(id 0); Southern ijuiet and heavy; common te
fair extra :ft 7"3.vr: geisl te chehit de 3 SO
G M.
Wheat 11M better nnd quiet ; Ne. 1 White
Jan. $1 'IVAOil 2iy4 ; de May $1 llil Ui'A ; Ne.
2 Kel, Jan., $1 151 111 ; de Fub. $1 17J1 1SX ;
de Mutch 1 17M1 20 ; de May $1 9)Z.
Cei u rstarcely se firm ; Mixed western spot,
at3.5iv."i7c: de future at 355c.
Oat- ,We ltetter; Ne. -J Jan l.!je; Statu iiQ
WJi . bsturn UiilOf.
l'liilartelpnia aiarket.
PHiLAUiiLriiii, December 27. Fleur dull and
weak; stiperfipe a C03 50; e.xtni at
43 73ft l .'"); Ohie and Indiana family 5 258
3 73; Ivnn'u family $ 005 23 : St. Lenl?
family 3 50a 01; Mtniioseta extra J3t!)33 Ci:
deatiaight JitOOffiCSO; Winter patent ; 3ii
750; opting de $! 30a 00.
R c Heur at $3 003 30.
Wheat dull aud unsettled ; Ne 2, Wost West
dii Uedtl 12; Peiin'u. Rcl ami Amber $1 11
112.
Cern neglected; steamer SriyXie; yel
low SljC; mixed. 5.'c.
Oats c-a.-.y and dull; Ne. I White 47Kc;
Ne. 2 de 4t; : Ne. 3 de at 4 c ; Ne. 2 Mi.xl-d 4lCjc.
Re dull at 02c.
Previsions market nnd prices dull;
mess perk old, Jl.t 731 100; new, $I17313 00;
beet n.ims 917 30313 00; Indian m.ts beer
$17 30; Dicen smeki d shoulder ftic ; salt ile
4ec ; siiieked hams OJaiOc ; pickle.l hams
Sue.
Lard dull; city fcettl uaejc : loeo butchers
b.'c ; pi Ime steam $8 85.
ihitter market dull and casv ; Cream
erv extra aS34j ; de geed le choice aipic ;
Uradlerd county and New ierk extra, tubs,
-JS3uc tlirkins, 24S23c; Western reserve ex
tra 2323c; de geed te choice I8 22c ; Rolls
dull, and fancy lets scarce ; Penn'a Extra 'Jig
2.1c ; Western Reserve extra 202t.
Kirgs seaice and firm ; Pciin'a40c ; Wcsterr
srft37c.
Chee-u dull but stuady; New ierk lull
eieam at He; Western full cream 12Jc ;
de fair te geed HJai2Jie; de Halt skim
UtiZUtyiu ; Pado 10llc.
Petroleum dull : relliied ut i)ic.
Whi-,ky lower : $1 H asked.
Seed Geed te prime clever xniet JJiQS;
Fl:ice I uemliiiil at $1 251 :!3.
Stuck Alurket.
New Yerk Steckh
Stocks "treng.
December 27.
A. X. A. It. V. M. P. M. r. II.
10.15 11:13 12.03 1:30 3::u
O
, ... iVi M'i an4 Hr
1.15-Ji VM YUM 1334
12l4 125M 13-. 12t;
12SJ& 12ti 123?i li
Meney
Eiic R. R ,
Michigan S. JL L. ..
Michigan Cent. R. I!
Chicago & '. W.. ..
Chicago, M k St. P.
Han. .V St.. I. Cem....
" ' P'ld.
Teledo A Wabash..,
Ohie A. MN-dssimd.
I13X 114;;; 114 113
VA
30
50i 60 50i
vu vnya let
43?2 4.V!i 4.1 .'.
101
43?d
5i
45!.
St. Leuis, I. M. ft 8. It 53)
Ontario and Wt-.tern 31M
C. C. .V I. C. R. R
. e .v Jersey Cen tral 81J
Del. & Hudsen Canal 01
33
lii
si"
ai"
31
21M
01
yiJi
nei., laicir. x western
Wiitern Uniep Tel...
Pacific Mall S. S. Ce..
Ameiicsui U. Til. Ce.
vxiy. wyM vwy, vy.
SHU 8iJ ', 78
32 iVA 31 5lJi
Union Paeillc 110 110 lll;fc lll
nansas je xcxes u v
New i eik Central 110
Adams Express IlStX
Illinois Central l25Ji
Cleveland ft Pitts I2t!i
Chicago ft Reck 1 127
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W 125
1'llILAnHLVlIIA.
4U 43-
Stocks strong.
Pennsylvania R. II....
Phil'a. ft Reading.....
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation...
Nerthei n Paeitic Cem
" P"d .
Pitts., TItusv'c&i:....
Nei tlictn Centra!
i'hil'iift Kile R. R...
My.
19
eiVi
hVA
STA
334
MM
10
KVA
2IM2
57
VTA
31
10
45Ji
4
sax.
ie"
20li
Wl
Northern Penn'n
Dii. It. It's of N J
Ilestenv llle Pass i"j l'
Central Trans. Ce. 40
l'J
A';il' AltrERTIHEMEXTS.
JUST KKCi:iVIl, A l.AUGK ANDSPI.EN-
Hdllue r
NEW YEAR CARU;,
In great v..ricty et stv les.
CHAS. II. UAKIt,
ltd J3 Centre Square.
ESTEUTAIXMEHTS.
TIU1.TO.V OPERA HOUSE.
ANTIION Y ft ELL19,
Maxaiikies.
ONE WEEK OXI.i
COMMBXCIK'I
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,
AND SA TURD A Y it A TWEE.
THE GREAT AND ONLY
HARTZ
AM) GRAND COMBINATION.
PllOr. PARkERanil his wendcrfttl Deg Cliciis.
AL. DUNCAN, Vcntrile'iulal Comedian.
FRANK LA WTON, The Inimitable Favorite.
CARRIE HARTZ, Vocalist.
MISS MARY MITCHELL, Clairvoyant.
PROF. FRANK VICKEKY, Planlsl.
Elegant Pre-cnta gtven away af each per
formance. POPULAR PRICES.
ADMISSION, - - 35 BO CU,
According te Location.
Jvati
Ollicc.
nred without extra charge at Bex
d2Vitt
XEW ADVEXTISEMEXTS.
TBE BALANCE OF OCR
HOLIDAY GOODS
V shaUitll e this week at
HALF THEIR COST.
We offer all our DOLLS en hand at hair tUj
price.
All our FANCY BOXES. SHELL BOXES.
WORK BOXES, ALBU3IS and JAPANESE
" ABt at Just half tne value sold for before.
Besides tlds we inaugurate thUweeka clear
ing sale of alt kinds of UOODS. thus ettering
customers great bargains in every line.
As specialties w announce the follewing:
A very tine Ladies' Merine Vest for.
Heavy Gents' Undershirts at
Ladles' Felt Skirt at
Fine Cleth Skirt ut
Fine Satin Skirt at
...He
...47c
?5c
ID
We shall make Great
the stock en hand.
Reductions te s.-il off
Ladled Chemise at -iip
Fine Muslin Chemise, Corded Rami, at lc
Fine Muslin Chemise, Embroidered, at lie
Very Fine Muslin Chemise, Richly Embrel-
latdles' White Skirts, with Deep v'Ieuikc,
Embroidered Edge, ut 7.V
Ladies' Skirts with Deep Needle-worked
Edge, at.... 73c
Ladies' NLihtrebcsut 7.V
Elegant Embreldeied Robes at $1
Pautnluls ut 23c
Embreitlered I'uiitab ts at See
COE8ETS.
Hip Gere Corsets at '.....2;ie
The ASl'RICH'SGEM CORSE I' at fie
An Excellent Woven Corset ter fitfe
A Fine spoon RiiskSIde--lei,led Corset ler.73-
Our well Known luMEeuc Cei-set for ft
A Flne, French Woven ( ursel. Hand Em
broidered Edge, t.r only 1
An extra long SO-lioiu-Cers t fir t3;
A geed Nursing Corset ter $1
Madame Fey Cerct at JLl'i
MNses'und faidies l.eiiMn Itmees 73c
IX OUR LACK IffiPAtlTHKiVr
WE OFFER RARE It VRG MX":
An all Silk Spanish Fichu iu Cream and
Fine Indian Mull Fichus ut 23c
Spanish Silk Ties in White, Cieam and
Finn Indian Mull Tii sat 23e
Finu Wide Hand Embreldeied Ties at $1
Embroidered Sw i-s Ties at 1". li, 13, l'l,23e
Wide Embreidere.l Sw iss Tie- at
17, 19. 23. .11,4:. Stic
Fine Laee Rows at 73c
All l.aee Fichus at IV
A FULL LINE OF
Black, White and Cream Laces
On
hand aw. le be sold at VERY REASON
AIILE PRICES.
White Illusion
Cream Illusion
Itlaek Illusion
White Silk Illusion
ItluckSilk Illusion
Cream Deited Net
Fine White Dotted Net
..10e per yard
.llle
-lee
.I3e
.I3e
..I2e
..lOe
h:
..23c pery.ud
Werstcd.llarege let Vtiling.Deuble
Width
All Silk Uerdcred Veiling at.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN OUR
MilJiuery DepariieDt.
All our Untrliiimcd II Us at I It
All our Derbies sold at. 30 anil 7"e ler eiily..i1e
All eurTrtiumed Children's Hats ler..... 7"e
TRIMMED PATTERN HA'IS AND I'.ON
NET& AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
We have reduced alt our Colored Trimming
Satins sold before at 'c te the iiuitiuut
lour Fancy Wings a!. ....". 23e
All our Fancy Rr.-astsat 30i-
Bargains in Black and Colored
Ostrich Plumes.
IllackSilk Fringes, Itlut-k Iteaded Pas-amen-tenes.
IHack OruauieulH, CenN, T.issi-ls, .mil
ull our ether Dre-s Trimmings at greufly re
duced prices.
Itiecailcd and Embossed Vilvclsat 3)c. er
yard.
Fur Trimmings in Rlaek, Urevv n and Giay,
1, VA and 2 inches, Irte., 73e, and fl per J ant.
Silver Fe.x Fur Trimming, y, and 2 Inches,
$1.40 and $2 per yard.
Hosiery ter Childien, Lidies an I Gents at
uslenlsliing low iriri-s.
A Ft LL A-MIRTMKNT OF
KID GLOVES,
In Street Celeis ami Evening shade-", el excel
lentuiialitv: every n.iir vvarrauteil.
laulles' Reeiitleii Gloves, ''button
Ladies' Kec-ptieii t;iev-s, i; buttons
..'l-e
IX LADIES' LI3KX WAKE
We exhibit the latest nev cities of thy iseii.
The Elegant Eiiihieidercd SARA KARN
II ARDT COLLAR
Ladies' all Linen Cellins and Culls. Em
broidered Edge, put up in a Haiidseinu
DOX IOr .........- (
CHILDREN'S LACE AND LINEN COLLARS
Ladles' Fine Silk Ties afr. 7c
lullcs' FineSIIkTIcs at SI
Ladles' Fine Silk Ties .d. rl.73
BARGAINS INT TOWELS.
A Large Flne Tewel forealy '"c
An all Linen Tewel Ter lid
Fine Towels at 12. 13. 1'.ie
A heavy German Linen Tewel w ith Knotted
c xi n tC tic . m
Fine Damask Linen Towels at 23e
Fine Damask Linen Towels ut Xle
Suiicrllnc Damask Linen Tew c!s at :Vr
All Linen Fine Fringed Deylies at.. ft per de.
Many ether bargains en hand tee numerous
te niditien. Call iinil convince yoiirst-irel it.
ASTKICH BR0.'S
13 FAST KING STREfcS,
LANCASTER, PA.