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LANCASTER DAILY CfTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY JANUARY 1, 1881.
TUB WEATHER.
Tn Mercery Tar Belew ere.
The &Zet inhabitant bas net jet been
consulted, bat many gtaybeards declare
that within their recollection the present
cold term ia the severest they have ever
experienced in this latitude. Fer three
consecutive days at daybreak the mercury
has been frem.10 te 23 degrees below zero,
and even at midday has scarcely risen te
15 degrees above. Following is a record
of some of the thermometers in different
actions of the city at 6 o'clock this morn mern
ing: Ernest Zalim's, East James 21 below
E. F. Bewman, 150 E. Cliestuut.20 "
Wm. A. Morten's 705 S. Queen. .20
Ellwood Griest's. 419 S. Priuce. . . 18 '
E. J, Zahm's, 144 E. Lemen 18
Benj. Baumau's, 562 S. Queen.. .18
Albert Zahm's, 311 N. Lime 17
Jeseph Wilfenff, old factory 10
8. II. Zalim, West Chestnut. 16
ISTEUJGENCER 13
Following are a few of the returns from
the ceunty: Director of the Peer Jehn
Shultz, Strasburg township, reports 26 be
low. At Ireuvillc, 23 below. At Bird-in-Hand,
22 below (at same place yester
day 27 below, and a report that at some
places near Bird-in-Hand, 30 and 31 be
low). The variation in the thermometers may
be attributed in part te their greater or
less exposure and elevation these bang
ing in low places generally registering the
severest cold.
At 10 o'clock this morning the mer
cury at the posteffice had risen te 2 de
grees above zero; at 12 o'clock 10 above,
and at 2 o'clock it steed at 11 above zero.
In some places, exposed te the sun there
were shins of slight melting thi s after
neon.
Sunday Scheel Entertainment.
The holiday entertainment of the Sunday
school of the First Baptist church took
place lat evening, and was largely attend
ed by adults and children. The church
was prettily decorated with evergreens.
The exercises opened with the hymn and
chorus "Welcome te all," after which the
superintendent of the school, Mr. Frank
lin Sutten, read the 53d chapter of Isaiah,
aud Mr. Kurtz,jef the Y. 31. C. A.,effercd
a prayer. The infant class sang "Through
the Gates" very prettily, and Prof. Ira D.
Kcndig followed with a tine declamation
eutitled "The Little Old Bacheler.' Bessie
Pciiuypackcr sang " The Drunkard's
Child" in fine voice, and Superintendent
Sutten made a brief address reviewing the
principal events aud the week of the
school during the past year. The school
sang "The Heavenly Vision," after which
Miss Ollic Pennypacker recited a favorite
selection. ' Safe te Land," a quartet, was
well sung by Ira D. Kendig, Jeseph Davis,
liichaul Smith and Jehn Biuklcy. Mr. P.
S. Geedman delivered a short ad
dress in which he announced some of the
work which should be done in behalf of
the school iu the future. "The Floral
Cress," a recitation and tableau, was
shown with fine effect, after which the
school sang " Xew, Geed Sight." Adis Adis
trilmtieu of presents followed, each pujiil
receiving a liberal supply of confections,
nuts, fruits, &c. The entertainment closed
with the doxology.
TRUDBLE1X DECHDBua.
Four Colored Men Who Were Fresh.
Last evening the colored folks held
services in their church en Strawberry
street. Charles Coates, Wm. Mills, Fred
Gress and Wm. Gatcwoed, four colored
men, who arc hotel waiters and coachmen,
jjet en a drunk. They concluded te have
some fun se they went down te the church.
They began te laugh and amuse
themselves by carrying en flirtations
with the ffrls in a very disorderly
manner. The minister and the
ethers were annoyed by the noise
and they asked the young men te behave.
They refused te de se and finally it was
found necessary te close the services en
account of their behavior. Cemprint was
made against them before Alderman Barr
and they were all arrested. Gress and
Gatewood furnished bail for a hearing en
Tuesday evening, but Coates and Mills
being unable te de se they were takeu out
te the prison, where they will open the
New Year. They will have an ample op
portunity of ascertaining hew the prison is
conducted, and they will be just in time te
have the benefit of the new rules, which
go into effect te-day, by which indiscrimi
nate visiting is prohibited. If these young
men happen te be sent back te prison at
the expiration of their time they should
give lectures iu the colored church en
"Life in Lancaster Prison."
Upset Narrow Escape.
Mr. Simmons, the ice merchant, made
a narrow escape from bciDg seriously hurt
last evening. He had been out sleighing
and after returning his lady companion te
her home, was driving en Water stiee
in rear of Fulton hall, when his sleigh was
struck by the tank of an engine that was
backing en the tracl . Mr. Simmons was
thrown from his sleigh into a snow bank,
the sleigh was- somewhat broken and the
shafts becoming detached, the horse man
aged te get out of the way of the engine.
Mr. Simmons was net hurt but be had a
narrewe escape.
Siew Year's Day.
Except the closing of the banks and a
general dullness in trade and the observ
ance of the Feast of Circumcision at St
Mary's Catholic church, there is nothing
te indicate that te-day is a holiday. The
saloons have extra lunches and there is a
geed deal of private social feasting, but
less New Year calling than is general in
Lancaster society, the custom gradually
coming into disuse in the larger cities.
Mr. Aaren Teller handsomely entertained
many of his friends at the cesy and hand
some offices of his tobacco warehouses.
Soldier's Orphans Organization.
At the meeting of soldiers' orphans,
graduated from state schools, in llarris
burg, yesterday, Supt. Wickcrsham made
a speech extolling the system, aud ethers
spoke en the subject of a permanent or
ganization. Among them Charles T. Hull,
of Mount Jey. In the organization, A. S.
Grew was made chairman, and Richard
Hull, of Mount Jey, ene of the committee
en permanent organization. The society
formed is te be the junior G. A. R., of
Pennsylvania.
Corener's inquest.
Corener Mishler yesterday held an in
quest en the body of Samuel Wilsen, of
West Lampeter, whose sudden death en
Thursday morning has already been no
ticed in the Intelligence".. The jury
was composed of J. H. Mayer, Eli
Cramer, 8. B. Pfoutz, Jehn Martin, Jehn
Huber and Frank Snyder. Dr. J. H.
Mayer acted as coroner's physician. The
jury returned a verdict of death from apo
plexy. Trial Sermon.
Rev. A. E. Delman, of Brooklyn, will
preach te-morrow morning and evening at
St. Jehn's German Reformed church, West
Orange and Mulberry streets, in response
te a call from the consistory. On Monday
evening there will be a meeting for the
purpose of electing a pastor of the church.
Again en Duty,
Samuel Swenk, constable of the First
ward, who resigned bis position en the
city police force last week, is again en du
ty, Jlayer MacGenagle having declined te
accept his resignation. Mr. Swenk is a
geed and faithful officer and cannot well
be spared from the force.
COLUMBIA NWa
OUR REGULAR COKfcESPOMDKXCK
The Protestant churches of Columbia,
excepting St Paul's Episcopal, have de
cided te held a week of prayer, beginning
.en Monday evening, January 6, and con
tinuing until Saturday evening, January
8. inclusive. Services, commencing at 7i
o'clock n. m.. will be held in the different
churches as follews:
Monday, January 3 United Brethren
church.
Tuesday, January 4 Reformed church.
Wednebday, January 5 Presbyterian
church.
Thursday, January 6 Methodist Epis
copal church.
Friday, January 7 E. E. Lutheran
church.
Saturday, January 7 Bethel church.
These services, and the time and place
of holding them, will be announced from
the several church pulpits during the ser
vices of bunday (te-morrow).
The First national bank has issued a
statement showing the assets and liabili
ties of the institution at the close of busi
ness yesterday for the year 1880. The
statement has been neatly gotten up and
is a model of typographical beauty and
skill. Belew find what has been sworn te
by S. S. Detwilcr, cashier :
HESOCfiCSS.
United States bends IW.CM C3
Leans and discounts 294,511 51
Uendsand mortgages 137.293 25
Due from banks 91,308 55
Expenses and premiums 10,019 72
Due from U. S. Trcasuicr 8,865 C3
Cash eh hand 36,00110
Total resources $778,029 13
liabilities:
Capital stock $300,000 00
Circulation 177,300 00
Deposits 309.3C3 03
Surplus 38,000 CO
Undivided pretlls 25,274 19
Hue te banks - 23,233 91
Dividends unpaid MC CO
Total HabllitlPS $778,629 13
A 'eighing party of four couples en
joyed the zero of last night in driving te
Mount Jey. A supper had been ordered,
te which the party did justice, and re
turned at about midnight just in time te
welcome the New Year.
William Henry, of the University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, is the guest of
Frank W. Hinkle.
Miss Anna Mussel man, of Yerk, Pa., is
visiting Miss Annie B. Purple.
The whist club met last evening at the
residence of Mrs. General Welsh, en Le
cust street, above Third. They welcomed
in the New Year.
There are quite a number of new and
very pretty designs in New Year's cards in
circulation this year. Te-day the young
ladies of the world will remain within
doers awaiting calls from their gentlemen
friends. Who will envy them the unen
viable irksomeness ei a day se spent ? Net
any for us, thank you.
Farmer Henry Wisler informed your
correspondent this morning that the ther
mometer at his place showed the mer
cury te beat twelve degrees below zero at
between 8 aud 9 o'clock At four o'clock
this morning at the same place it regis
tered only ten degrees. It will be seen
from this that the rising e:' the sun had no
effect en the temperature. At 7:35 o'clock
at the Western Union telegraph office it
was also at twelve degrees below. At this
writing (12:45) at Black's hotel, twelve de
grees above zero is the ligure pointed at.
A sleighing party of about eight young
men left here this morning for Yerk.
The ball last evening in Ce. II. armory
for the benefit of the Shawnee lire com
pany, was net a success.
This is New Year's day and the bauks
and stores are closed. The posteffice is
open at only the usual holiday hours.
There was some life in the afternoon
market of yesterday and it was a success.
Mr. Jehn Mann, residing in Maner
township, gave a supper te a number of
Columbians en Thursday evening.
Last evening's ball in Odd Fellows hall,
for the benefit of the Columbia fire com
pany, opened auspiciously and closed in
the same way. Sixty-five couples took
part in the grand march steppiug te the
music of Wolfe's orchestra. Refreshments
consisting of sandwiches and coffee, were
served as the old year gave place te the
new, and in the first hour of 1881 the
spirits of these present were raised te the
highest pitch of joy and excitement. The
ball room was very handsomely decorated
and the venture was a complete success.
Freight traffic en the Frederick divis
ion of the Pennsylvania railroad is sus
pended te-day. High class freight is run
ning en the Philadelphia division.
It is thought the Shawnee rolling mi I
will start up en Monday.
Miss Mamc Shuman has returned freni a
visit te friends during the holidays.
Watch meeting services were held in two
or three of our churches last night. The
M. E. church was especially well attend
ed. Charles Wymcr, of Philadelphia, was in
teWn te-day.
Messrs. Geerge F. Rathven and L. K.
Fondersmith will eat their New Year's
dinners with friends at Lancaster.
Cases Dismissed.
This morning Samuel Sweigcrt had a
hearing before Alderman Barren a charge
of cruelty te animals, which was preferred
by Hugh M. Shaeffer. The parties live
at Millport, some distance from Lititz.
Seme time age Sweigertshet a deg belong
ing te the prosecutor. The defense called
a number of witnesses te prove the char
acter of the animal. Frem their evidence
it appeared that the deg wasef no particu
lar breed but was a " cur." He was a
very bad canine aud would often go out en
foraging expeditions te the houses of the
neighbors. He was very fend of sucking
eggs, and was once cveu seen enjoying a
large fat chicken which he bad killed.
After the deg's character had been proven
the case was dismissed.
Before Alderman McConemy, yesterday,
a number of cases were heard. They grew
out of a fight which occurred en Seuth
Queen street en Christmas day, and they
were all dismissed as the evidence showed
that it was a badly mixed affair.
A Deem for Wlckerstaam.
The twenty-sixth annual session of the
Yerk county teachers institute closed last
evening, after a five days session. Before
closing the institute passed a reso
lution reported by a special committee
protesting agaiust a bill te be introduced
iute the next session of the Legislature
abolishing the office of county superinten
dcut of public schools. They also ex
pressed their unanimous approval of the
work performed by State Superintendent
Wickersham, and declared themselves in
favor of continuing him in his present ex
ecutive capacity.
Watch Meetings.
At the Union Bethel, St. Paul's Metho
dist, Duke street Methodist and African
watch meetings were held last night, all
of which were largely attended, the serv
ices continuing from .half-past nine till
midnight, at which hour the New Year
was welcomed in with thanksgiving, hand
shaking and mutual congratulations. At
the A. M. E. church there was quite a dis
turbance caused by some colored roughs,
particulars of which are given elsewhere.
Sleighing.
The sleighing is excellent and the sleighs
run lightly; but "we "wish te remark"
that nine full-grown men crowded into a
one-horse sleigh is a little tee much of the
geed thing. But such a party was en the
street te-day, and get along very well as
long as they moved down hill.
The Cress.
At St. Jehn's Lutheran church the theme
of the sermon te-morrow evening will be I
" Tug attractive power or the cress."
- Case FreMBtmbea.
At 2p. m. te-day the employee of the
Key West cigar manufactory, at Ne. 13
East King" streetTmet, te the number of
forty, at their working rooms, and, en
their behalf. Alderman Patrick Dennelly
presented their esteemed -and popu
lar superintendent, Mr. Philip Bernard,
with a handsome geld-headed cane
suitably inscribed Iu making the
presentation. 'Squire Dennelly said it
was prompted by a regard for Mr. Bernard
as a gentleman and employer, in both of
which relations be wen and kept the high
est respect of all associated with him. He
knew the feelings prompting the gift
would be highly appreciated by the re
cipient who se well knew and faithfully
recognized the true reciprocal relations of
labor and capital.
Mr. Bernard, much moved by the unex
pected testimonial, expressed his thanks
in a neat speech, and invited all hands te
"meet " him after working hours.
Beautiful Wax Werk.
We have been shown a specimen of wax
work made te order by Miss Martha Rudy,
of this city, and which has been the result
of long and artistic labor, that is a rare
product in its way of taste and skill. It is
a cress of flowers risiug from a circular
mass of bloom and introducing the widest
range of floral selections. They are wrought
one most faithfully te the natural originals
and the whole work satisfies the most
critical examination. The entire design
is striking, but chief merit liesjfcm the
careful elaboration of each flower. The
roses, carnations, fuchsias, ferget-me-nets
and every'otherefthemultitudiuous variety
are executed with marvelous delicacy,
every bud and leaf being 'se natural that
te detect that they are artificial requires
close examination, and some of them, se
te speak, are "mere perfect than natural
flowers.
Birthday Celebration.
Sirs. Mugdeleua Herting, the mother of
Dr. Geerge A. Herting, Jehn Herting and
Mrs. Geerge Schlott, celebrates the anni
versary of her birth at the Franklin
house, today. She was born near Reams
town, this county, en the 1st of January.
1800, and is in geed health aud gives
premise of living te enjoy many
mere birthd.v.s. Sorae little coutrover ceutrover coutrever
sary rose anion ; her friends this morning
as te whether s'.ic was 80 or 81 years old ;
whether she .is born in the 18th or 10th
century and whether the present year is the
81st or 82d year of the century. It is con
ceded that theso iu favor of the higher
figures had the best of the argument.
Ilariz's Last Night.
Haitz gave his usual flue show last night
and a matince was given this afternoon.
This evening will be the last appearance of
the company. Why this show has net
drawn better houses is net known, for an
excellent entertainment is given.
Police Canes.
The mayor this morning committed four
persons for drunken and disorderly con
duct, and dismissed one vagrant.
Alderman Barr committed Edward
Lyen for 5 days for some offence.
New Year's Entertainment.
The New Year's entertainment of the
First Baptist Sunday school will be held
te-night at 74 o'clock.
Change.
Jacob Martin, ler the past S years with II 'gcr
& Itro., will eh Msnday take a position with K.
E. Fahncsteck.
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That tSSOO Reward.
It is new quite evident that Mr. McKilliiw
does net prove himself sufficiently intelligent
te comprelicnd,er docs net wish te understand,
the difference between a reward ana a bet,
which. I am happy te say. Unit any boy in the
secondary schoeN would explain te him. Fer
Mr. McK.'s benefit I will simply (state, and for
the tati time, that a reward dots net mean a
bet. Lcib'm produce his lieinc-made organ
lrem Vfi haw material, as he boasted
that lie has often' done and can de se
again ard the reward is his. (I hope lie
will undere .nd me new.) In reference
tome want! -i te manulaclu,-e eigans, I will
say here that I never had any such desire, or
the ambition te claim the ciedit of ether peo
ple's brains ;et my mechanical abilities, I
have no doubt, would prove equally as geed
ashisafter me serving a seven years' apurcn
ticcshipanda twenty-flve yeais' experience
in the business (ami net in a cigar box f.icteiy
cither.) In Mr. McK.'s caid of December ISth.
he says: "I will manufacture everything from
the raw material, I have done It and will de it
again at my lactery." In his card et Dec. 23th,
he btates that Mr. Carpenter is one of the most
extensive action factories in the United State,
but he does net make my keys, reeds, tube tube
beard, sounding beard, step connection--,
coupler, vex htimana, trcmoje,guidc5,sprlngs,
Ac., and inasmuch as he has net as yet denied
or dare deny that he is net the sole agent fcr
E. P. Carpenter la this county,; new what
does Mr. Carpenter make? What does
he make ? Eclie answers, nothing but the case,
and well you knew it, likewise the public. As
te preposition lie makes te better suit my
finances, would sa3r should we sti ike a balance
he might perhaps be able te buy Mr. Carpen
ter's trade mark. As for myselt, I am net jeal
ous of his assumed dignity as a se-called organ
manufacturer, neither have I any personali
ties. If lie has any, as he Kays he ha?, the soon
er he brings them lerth the quicker we will
be able te come te a legal understanding.
This card should convince Mr. McK. that I
have net made ;i mistake in offering that$00
reward. If that neighbor is particularly in
terested in his behalf and will call again, I
will givchhn my statement cenectly. Tlds is
my final reply unless compelled te de ether
wise.
FKAXK J. STEIXIIAUSEK,
Agent for Gee Weeds & Ces 's Parler Organs
and Upright Pianos.
Could Net Cet up Stairs.
Mm. It. C. Itebins makes a statement that
for years she has befn a great sufferer from
Kidney affection and that for several months
the pains in her back were se severe she could
net gei up stairs. She has new worn a Day's
Kidney Pad for four weeks, is frce lrem pain,
and believes herselt entirely eurcd.
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Shaving becomes an indlsfcnsablc luxury
with Cuticura Shaving Seap.
What h Pity
that the otherwise beautiful girl should have
such bad teeth. And all because she did net
use SOZODONT. It costs se little te buy it
considering the geed it does, and its benefits
trjtch out into her future life. Peer girl.
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Nervous, eleeplcss and overworked find rest
and nourishment in Malt Bitters.
SPECIAL. NOTJCES.
Mothers! Aletltcrrt!! Metnerti ! !l
Are you .disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sick child sullciing and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth7
It s-e, go at once and gcta bottle of MRS. WINS
LOW'S hOOiHIXG SYRUP. It will relieve the
poe little sufferer immediately depend upon
it; there 13 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, and give rest te the mother, and relief
and health te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly bafe te use in all cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is.thu prescription et ene
et the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses iu the United Slaces. Sold everywhere
25 cents a bottle. tilT-lvdiwM.W&S
MAJtRIAiiES.
Cewell-Slayjiakkr. Ou the 30th Inst., at St.
James church by the Rev. C. F. Knight,
D. D Mr. Edward P. Ce well, of Philadelphia,
te Miss Mary Reigart, daughter efH. E. Slay
maker, esq., of this city.
Kkllee Reed. December 30, S80, at Christ
P. E. church, Allegheny, by Rev. .Rebert
Meech, Geerge A. Keller, of Allegheny (form
erly et this city), te Miss Jennie W. Reed, also
of Allegheny.
DEATHS.
SE5EB. On December 30, at the residence et
hismether. Ne. 220 North Prince street, Edw.
A. Scner, In the 36th year of his age.
The relatives and friends et the family an
respectfully iayttedte.attena the funeral en
We call attention te a tew very desirable articles at UBuraally low pric
. Beys' silver Heming Cased Watches at. , $&33
Beys' SUver Hunting-Cased Stem Winding Watches 15.60
Gentlemen's Silver limiting Cased Full Jeweled Watches". 5.00
Gentlemen's Silver Hunting Cased Stem Winding Watches 15.00
Ladles' 10 and 14 Carat Geld nuntlng and Half Hunting
Cased Watches at 18.09
We call attention te our fine Movements for Ladles' Watches Full Jeweled,
evrn in centre pivots, which we will ease te order in Handsome Bex-joint
Monogram Cases or otherwise. Gentlemen's 18 Size Movements Cased and
Kneravcd or Monogrammed te order. '
A special new line el goods is Just received, consisting of Gentlemen's Silver
Bex-joint-Cased Watches, the Handsomest Silver Watches ever brought te
this city. We invite an inspection of these goods, feeling oenfldent we ean
show inducements te buyers net te be found elsewhere.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
4 Weet King Street, - Lancaster, Pa.
EDW. J.
Manufacturing Jeweler, Zahm's Cerner,
Thiags 1 ear stock that make
Beautiful and Durable Christmas Gilts.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, " JEWELRY,
GOLD BRONZES, GOLD HEAD CANES,
GOLD THIMBLES, SILVER HEAD CANES,
SILVER THIMBLES, OPERA GLASSES.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES,
GOLD BRONZE SMOKING SETS,
FINE OIGAR SETS,
BAOOARET VASES.
ALL THESE AND MANY MOltE AT
f ATTM'R CORNER, LANCASTER, PA.
HAIDSOME CHMSTIAS GIFTS!
Nothing would be nicer and mere appropriate for a Christmas Gift than one of
UORBEOK & MILEY'S
HANDSOME CUTTERS.
The bC3t line ei Sleinhs In the Lancaster Market, ineluding PORTLAND. ALBANY and
TWO-SEATED CUTTEUS. Call and secure Bargains. A Full Line of
CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES,
and Vehicles et every description. Repairing neatly attended te. Remember our Motte :
"OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR "WORD."
OFFICE AND FACTORY:
COR. DUKE AND VINE STS., LANCASTER, PA.
Moeidayarterneon, Jan. 3, at2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hill cemetery.
FAinER. In this city, en the 30th iust , Absa
lom Fairer, in the 59th year of his a its.
The relatives aud Jricnds of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral lrem
the residence of his son-in-law, D. H. Kulp,
Ne. 530 North Lime street, en Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster
cemetery. 2td
Erismajt In this city, Dec. SO, 1830, Catha
rine Christina Erisman, sister of E. J. Eris
man. aged 39 years, 1 month and 18 days.
The rclativesand friends arcrcspectlully in
vited te attend the funeral en Sunday after
noon, from the residence et her mother, Ne.
31'J West Orunge street. Services at the house
at halt-past two o'clock. Te proceed te Wood
ward Hill cemetery at 3 o'clock. 2td
SnENK. In Rohrerstown, en January 1,1831,
et diphtheria, Mabel, eldest daughter et Dr. D.
II. and Jennie Shenk, in the bill year et her
age.
The relatives and friends of the f.imilv are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residenccef her parents, en Monday
atternoen, January 3, at 1 o'clock. Services at
the Bethel church at 2 o'clock.
Bewk. In Columbia, en the 25th of Decem
ber, Themas Benten, only child el Jehn U.
and Ella Howe, aged 4 years and 4 days.
Sweet Temmie sleeps en Jesus' breast,
S ife in the Shepherd's arms he rests ;
Ne pain can reach, no harm come nigh,
The Iambs that In His besom lie.
A child perhaps tee much beloved
And tee much doted en ;
Ged loved him tee, and thought it best
Te take him home and be at rest. ;it
Fbitehbt. At the residence et Dr. A. A.
Beth, In Frederick, Md., en Friday afternoon
Dec. 31, 1680, Mattle A. Fritcliey, daughter or
Rev. Jehn G. Fritcliey, of this city.
Funeral te be held at Mechanlcsburg, Cum
berland county. Pa., en Sunday at 10 a. m.
JVJSlr- ADTEU-ilSKSLEXia.
SAUKK KRAUT LUNCH TO-NIOUT AT
Jehn Sp.ingler's Opera Heuse Saleen,
North Prince street. The best of beoren tap.
FOUND IM WOODWARD HILL CliME
tcry a small EAR DROP filled with Hair.
The owner can have the same by eallingat
this efllce and paying ler advertisement, it
POSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROP
EUTY. On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
S, 1881, at the Fountain Inn Hetel, en Seuth
Queen street, thattwo-stery FRAME DWELL
ING, Ne. 6G6 Seuth Qneen street, containing 10
rooms, cellar, Ac. The let fronts 21 ieet en
Queen street, and extends te Beaver, en which
is a geed Frame Stable. Sale te commence at
7 o'eleck p. m., when conditions will be made
known by ALLAN A. HERR A, CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Ne. 3 North Duke Street.
B. F. Rewe, Auct. d29,31&jan3,5dR
T7ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Return of the Favorite Comedian One Night.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27.
" S'lie Heme et Laughter." Engagement of
the most mirthful of the great Comedians,
MB. GUS WILLIAMS.
" He cannot try te speak with gravity,
But one perceives he wags an idle tngue ;
He cannot try te leek demure, but spite
Of all he does, he shows a laugher's check ;
He cannot e'en essay te walk sedate.
But in his very gait ene sees a jest."
MR. WILLIAMS In his play et
OUR GERMAN SENATOR,
Supported by a Genuinely Brilliant Comedy
Company, under the management et MR.
JOHNRICKABY. Secure your seats. On sale
at Bex Ofllce.
TOPULAR PRICES, 35, CO Si 75c.
janlStd
Carriages I Carnages!
AT
EDGERLEY & CO.'S.
Practical Carriage Builders,
Market Street, Rear of Central Markt Heuse?,
Lancaster, Pa.
We have en hand a Large Assortment of
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
Which we offer at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
All work warranted. Give us a call .
JVBcpalrlng promptly attended te.
One set of workmen especially employed for
that purpose, mss-ucUtw
ABTMMTJBXMEST-
;ahm,
Lancaster, Pa.
JflSir ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED-AT THIS OFFICE COPIES
of the DAILY lNlELLIUECEK of
JANUARY 24, 1880, and SEPTEMBERS. 1K0.
dSO-tfd
TTTllOLBSALE AND RETAIL.
THERMOMETERS,
E. F. BOWMAN,
106 EAST KING STREET.
BLANKETS.
Wc own a large stock of White and
Gray Blankets, which can be bought at
low prises, and which wc ener at special
ly Lew Prices.
Call and leek at our sleck of Blankets
before purchasing.
COMPORTS.
Large Stock of Comlertsofour own
make. All made of geed materials and
filled with geed clean Cotten.
MERINO UNDERWEER.
Geed ncavy Merine Underwear ler
Ladies, Gents and Children, at special
ly low prices. Wc are offering splendid
Bargains in Heavy Blanket Shawls.
LADIES' COATS.
Offering at a great sacrifice te close out
the let. Bargains offering in every de
partment. Men's Overcoats and Suits
made te order upon short notice at
specially low prices.
Givler, Bewers & Hurst.
Ne. 25 East Kins Street.
it -
Watclies ana Clocks.
THIRD EDITIOff.
8ATUBDAY YKNINO, JAM. 1, 1SU.
uanoAxiem.
WAuraeTON, Jan. 1. Fer the Middl
states, clear or Jair weather daring the day,
followed by threatening weather and saew,
variable wind shifting te north and east,
stationary or slowly falBag barometer and
slight rise in temperat are.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Am Aged WemiiwI Hr ilea.
Boenethxe, Me., Jan. 1. Lida and
Henry Slaughter, mother and son, both
colored, were found frozen te death six
miles from this place. Henry's body was
found lying in the read near his boose, beose, boese,
and that of his aged mother sitting at the
fireless hearth. There was no lack of feed
or fuel in the house, but the couple were
nearly helpless, the son being aged sixty
and the mother ever a hundred.
MEW TEAK'S DAT.
Its Secial Observance la New Yerk City.
New Yerk, Jan. 1. New Year's day
here is bright and clear, temperature IU
above zero, and the streets of the upper
part of the city full of carriages and cal
lers. West lmte Uqoldatlem
St. Leuis, Jan. 1. The commission
house of Clark & Breckenridge has gene
into liquidation. Reports put its liabili
ties at $30,000.
Drunken Staff.
Hew many children and women are slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctoring, or the dally use of some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what it is made of, who can easily
be enied aad saved by Hep Bitters, made of
Heps, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion 4c., which
is se pure, simple and harmless that the most
trail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child
can trust in them. Will you be saved by them T
See ether column. Jl-2wdw
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALF HKAD SOUP LUNCH THIS (SAT
URDAY) evening. The best set-out in the
city at the Washington Heuse. 312 North Queen
street C AFT. J. H. SCHUH,
ltd Proprietor.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEKT1NU THE AN.
nual meeting et the stockholders of the
Formers' Northern Market Company will be
held at the efllce in the market house en MON
DAY, JANUARY 10. at 1 o'clock p. m., at
which time an election of nine Directors te
serve for the ensuing year will take place.
JOSEPH SAMSON,
Jnnl-2td3 Secretary.
COAL! GOAL! I
Fer geed, clean Family and all Other kind
of COAL go te
RUSSEL & SHULMYER'S.
Quality and Weight guaranteed. Orders re
spectfully solicited.
OFFICE: 88 East King Street. YARD:
618 North Prince Street.
augll-taprlSU
TTTANTED MOItiJSF IN AMOUNTS FKOM
$300 te $15,000,
Te lean en FIKST CLASS MORTGAGES AND
JUDGMENTS In Lancaster city and county.
Persons having money te INVEST en April
1, or sooner, can find geed five and six per
cent, securities by au early application at our
office, and these wishing te BOBKOW will
filcasn make application at once Nene but
SEAL ESTATE LOANS will be considered.
Special care is taken te give investors all the
details of securities offered and all leans sub
ject te their approval.
ALLAN A. I1EKB St CO.,
Real Estate, Cel. and Ins. Agents,
NO. 3 NORTH DUKE ST., LANCASTER.
dcclMmdWASRJtw
INSURE WITH THE OLD A3I' WELL
Established Agency of the
GiraM Fire tar Ce.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in Safe and Solid Securities.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
Ne. 10 EAST KING STREET,
dll-6mdM.W,SR Second Fleer.
TTO FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The Best and Finest Assortment of
LADIES' AND GJSNTS'
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
AIIHt-
LOWEST PRICES,
AT
F. HIEMENZ'S,
105 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
126-S&WUU
1 AS FITTING AND PLUMBING.
JOHN P. SCHAUM,
Ne. 27 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.,
PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER.
A Large Assortment et
GAS FIXTURES
Constantly en hand.. JyMMSmdeawS
0 FECIAL NOTICE.
Business has been se lively at the
' NEW CHEAP STORE
or
Meter, BaM & HaniiM,
38 West Kins Street,
Opposite Cooper Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.,
that they have already been obliged te re
plenish their large Stock of
BLANKETS,
which they had almost entirely closed out.
They have just received and will sell
1 Let White Blankets at lJ0apalr
1 Let White Blankets at 2.25 a pair
1 Let White Blankets at 3.00 a pair
1 Let White Blankets at 3J0apair
1 Let White Blankets at 4.00 a pair
1 Let White Blankets at 5.00 a pair
1 Let White Blankets at 6.00 a pair
1 Let White Blankets at 7.00 a pair
1 Let White Blankets at 8.00 a pair
Alse Colored Blanket fron..L50teS4.fi0apalr
Calice Comfertables from , .SLODup
White and Colored Counterpanes of all kinds.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
1 Let Ticking l2Xc. regular price 15c, l Let
Best Feather Ticking Uc, regular price 25c.
Children's Weel Stockings from IV te 15c
Ladles' Merine Weel Stockings from 10 te 15c.
CLOSING OCT
ladies' Coats aad Delmaas Ckea.
Alse the balance of an Importer's Let or Pals
ley Shawls at Lew Prices.
METZGER, BARD & HADQHMAN,
38 WXST KINO STBKAT,
Opposite Cooper Heaae, Linn tw. Pa.
XEW ABrSMZIskMXXTX.
TTATIKO VOHPLErm MY
XL ofleeM District Atteraer of the
a as bow BiMret te sttead te a eeaeiml
ttoeeftaeXaw. BdavuinmBt with.
English and German, consultations cute mad
im eumcr language, n. r. sshlsmaa.
Atteraey-at-Lmw, ti a. Duke Street,
Jaal-ltdAlvw
Lancmuer.ra.
1TOK MMST FROM APKII. , ISSl.TSUE
JF Ihree-Stery Brick Dwelling, Xe. 342 Kaat
Kingatreet, new occupied by Mr. O. J. Dick
ey. The house has 9 rooms and all modern
eenveniencie. Apply te
ALLAN A. HEKR A CO
Keal Estate and Insurance Agents,
dfMtdeedR - 3 North Duke street.
CAM;
JETS, COAl c.
PHILIP SCHUM, SON & 0.,
MANUFACTORY,
Ne. 150 SOUTH WATER STREET,
LAXcAam, Pa-
Well-known Manufacturers of Gsnulne
LANCASTER QUILTS,
COUNTERPANES.
COVERLETS.
BLANKETS.
CARPETS.
CARPET CHAIN,.
STOCKING YARN, Ac.
CUSTOM RAG CARPETS A SPECIALTY.
LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Dress Goods Dyad either in the piece or in
Garments: also, all kinds of silks. Ribbons.
Lineu, Cotten and Woolen Goods Dyed. Gen
tlemen's Coats, Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Ac,
Dyed or Scoured; also. Indigo 'Blue Dyelni
done.
All orders or goods leit with us will receive
prompt attention.
CASH PAID FOR SEWED '
CARPET RAGS.
COAL.
GOAL.
Ceal of the best quality put up expressly Jev
family use, und at the lowest market rates.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARD 130 tOUTH WATER STREET.
d22-lydRSl PHILIP SCHUM. SON A CO
ENTERTAINMENTS.
TjWLTON OPEHA HOUSE.
ANTHONY & ELLIS, - - Maxaukhs.
ONE WEEK ONLY!
COUKXSCU
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE GREAT AND ONLT
HARTZ
AND GRAND COMBINATION.
PROF. PARKERandhis wonderful Deg Circus.
AL. DUNCAN, Vsntrilequial Comedian.
FRANK L A WTO V. The Inimitable Favorite.
CARRIE HARTZ, Vocalist.
MISS MARY MITCHELL, Clairvoyant
PROF. FRANK VICKERY, Pianist.
Elegant Presents gtven away at each per
fermance.
POPULAR PRICES.
ADMISSION, - - - 35 A SO Cts,
Acoerding te Location.
Seats secured without extra cliurgc at Bex
Office d23-10td
EOR SALE OR REN1.
rpOBACCO WAREHOUSES FOK RENT.
X Twe Warehouses near Reading R. R. De
pet, 21x60 feet, from January 1. 1881. Apply te
A. IV. UUS9.1,
22 East King Street.
Alse, for sale beuses and lets en easy terms.
dlS-'2wdeed
(11TY PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
j The undersigned offers at private sale the
residence new occupied by him at Ne. 42 Seuth
Lime street. The house fronts 10 feet, mere or
less, and extends in depth 183 feet, te the Zlea
Lutheran cfcurch. On the south side of the
house Id a private alley. The house contains
seven large rooms, is newly painted and paper
ed, and bas gas in every room in the house. In
the yard are choice grape vines and irult trees.
The property is very desirably located and will
be sold at a reasonable price.
OJU-UU fliUjlf UUKUSOM.
PUltLIC MALE ON SATURDAY, JANU
ARY 8. 1881. will be sold at public sale, at
the Leepard Hetel, a Let or Piece of Ground
situated en Lutnyette street, containing In
front 30 feet, and extending in depth 117 leet;
bounded en the west by property of Jacob
Breck, en the east by property or Jacob Kantz,
and en the south bv property et Jacob Kcpple,
en which arc erected TWOUOUKS,oncaene
story Brick Heuse, Ne. 410, containing six
rooms, and the ether a one and u-;alf story
Frame Dwelling, containing 4 rooms with
Frame Shep in the yard ; also Grape Vines and
Fruit Tress. This property must be sold.
Sale te cemmencu at 7 o'clock p. in., when
terms will be made known by
FERDINAND WALDUYEB.
F. W. WlIXIAXS, Auct.
d3l-6td
ADJOURNED SHERIFF'S SALE. OS
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, A. D., 1881. at 19
o'clock a. m by virtue of a writ ei fieri Jaeiet,.
I will expose te public sale, at the storeroom
of Hurry W. Sheibley. Ne. 45 North Market
street, in the city et Lancaster, Pa., the follow
ing personal property te wit :
The entire stock of Carriage Maker's Snp-
flles. consisting et Plains. Oldx, Warners
atcutand Sarven's Patent Wheels. All kinds
et Spokes and Rims, Reaches, iiutigy Bodies,
Carriage Bodies, Carriage Parti, t-hal'tH, Hubs,
Bews. Poles, Sleigh Bcndlugs, Sleigh Baskets.
Dry Paints, Varnishes, Linseed and ether
Oils; White and Pittsburgh Lead. Pumice
Stene. Paint Brushes, Ac. Seized and taken in
execution as the property of Harry W. Sheib
ley, and te be sold by
iiAVUu e. aiuiA r., aucns.
Sheriff's Office, Lancaster, Pa. December 31,
1880. 13l-2td
M1BVELLANEOS.
tINTlNG. '
AH kinds et Heuse Painting and Graining
done at the shortest notice and iu the best pos
sible style. We have reduced our prices t
$1.75 per day. Shep en Charlette etrcet.
ectl2-3md ALLEN GUTHRIE A SONS.
IP A CV HOOTS. SHOES AND LAST
linOl idade en a new principle, insar
ing comfort for the feet.
Ui t IT'CJ Lasts made te order.
UUVJ1& MILLER, .
tcbM-ttd
133 East King street
A HArPX N.W TEAR
TO YOU ALL !
Andrew G. Frey, Draggist,
NORTH QUEEN ST., CORNER ORANGK
LANCASTER, PA.
OT1CE THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE
. Council, Ne. 3. 0. U. A. M., are requested
te meet at their hall en Sunday atternoen. at S
o'clock, te attend the funeral of our. late Re
cording Secretary, Bre. Absalom Fairer. Tbe
members el Conestoga Council, Ne. 8, Cones Cenes
toga Council, Ne. 22, Empire Council, Ne. IV,
Junier O. U. A. M., are respectfully invited te
attend. By order or
H. BILL, Councillor.
Attest : Jas. P. Twwise, A. It. S. dJl-2td-
H.L.ZAHM&CO
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JEWELRY STORE.
sat a
eeamtr.
hfltkv
Ann! Ah
Xvery atternoen and avenlag until tbesteck ' .
Elegant Watches,
BRACELETS, CHAINS. NECKLACES, i0i-t
JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, KNIVES, - I
FORKS AND spools, seusaffaaa rk
wiUbesoIdPOSITIVBLTr-WRB-eHt
reserve. . h
Xf
The Fixtures te be sold at theesase'
Teste, .
and the store wiu wierssH
1,1881.
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