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LANCASTER, DAILY INTELL1GENCEK, WEDNESDAY, JAKUABY.-IZ i881.
THE POULTRY SHOW.
TUE FINK PROSPECT FOB IT.
Nearly Deable Last Vaar'a Estate.
Tlie outlook for the poultry show,
opening en Friday at Roberts 's hall, this
city, is very fair. Already there arc 414
entries, compared with 280 in the highly
successful exhibition of last 3 ear. The
following list will convey an idea of the
prospective excellence of the coming show :
Class l Asiatics Fowls.
Light Brabreas Dr. Mayer, Willow
Sheet, two pair; S. X. Warfel, Strasburjr,
one pair; McKeen & Hulick, Easten, four
pair ; J. A. Roberts, Malvern, two pair.
Chicks Dr. Mayer, Willow Street, two
pair; McKean fc Hulick, Easten, one
pair.
Daik llrahmas Fowls Jehn H.Tysen,
Cerdelia, one pair.
Chicks Mertis Bachman, Strasbur-r,
one pair : Mrs. Ellen II. Hajjer, Laucaster,
one pair.
White Cochins Fowls A. S. Flowers,
Mt Jey, one pair ; McKcen & Hulick, Eas Eas
eon, two pair ; E. J. Chandler, Kennctt
Square, one pair.
Chicks Hemer U. Hewitt, Williams
burg, Pa., 0110 pair ; A. S. Flowers, Mt.
Jey, two pair ; McKcen & Hulick, Easten,
0110 pair.
Black Cochins Fowls Samuel G. Eu
g!c, Marietta, four pairs; T. Frank Evans,
Lititz, one pair ; T. B. Dersey, Andersen,
Md., one pair ; J. B. Leng, Laucaster, one
pair ; McKecu & Iluiick, Easten, one
pair.
Chicks Samuel G. Eugle. Marietta, two
pair ; T. Frank Evans, Lititz. one pair ;
E. Frank Wcbste. Haveihill, Mass., one
pair; McKean & Hulick, Easten, one
pair.
Buff Cochins Fowls McKeen & Hu
lick. Easten. Fa., two pair.
Chicks T. B. Dersey, Andersen, Md.,
one xair; A. S. Flowers. Mt. Jey, eue
pair ; McKeen fc Hulick, Easten, 011c pair ;
E. J. Chandler, Kennct Square, one pair.
Partridge Cochins Fowls II. S. Gar
ber, Mt. Jej two piir; O. Hcnisticct,
Wilkcsbarrc, one pair ; Jehn H. Mcnaugh,
Spring Garden, one pair; McKcen &
Hulick, Easten, three pair.
Chicks D. IJ. Keplingcr, Lancaster,
one pair; Chailcs E. Leng, Laucaster,
three j) ur ; Charles A. Gruger, Columbia,
one pair ; Hiram B. Bessier, Rohrerstown,
one pair; II. S. Garber, Mount Jey, two
pair ; J. I J. Leng, Lancaster, one pair ;
Edward H. Trissler, Lancaster, two pair ;
Jehn il. Mcnaugh, Spring Garden, two
pair.
Laugshans Chicks T. Frank Evan?,
two pair ; A. II. Sharplcss, Catawii-61.
one pair ; E. J. Chandler, Kennctt
Squaic, one pur.
Breeding Petit.
Black Cochins Samuel G. Engle,
Marietta, eue pen: T. Frank Evans,
Lititz, 0110 pen ; B. Dersey, An An
dersen, Md., ene pen ; J. B. Leng,
Lancaster, two pens; Dr. E. II. Witmer,
Nelfsville, one pen.
Partridge Cochins T. B. Dersey, An
dersen Md., one pen ; Charles E. Leng,
Lancaster, eue pen ; J. B. Lichty, Lancas
ter, one pen : II. L. Garber, Mount Jey,
ene pen ; Edward II. Trissler, Lancaster,
two pens ; McKeen & Hulick, Easten,
Pa., one pen.
Light Brahma Dr. Mayer, Willow
Street (fowls and chicks), one pen ; S. X.
Warfel, Strasburg (fowls and chicks),
ene peu; McKceu & Hulick, Easten,
(fowls), one pen.
White Cochins A. S Flowers, Mount
Jey, one pen ; 3IcKceu & Hulick, one pen.
Buff Cochins A. S. Flowers, Mount
.liy, one pen.
Class 2 Games.
Black Breasted Red Fowls T. Frank
Evans, Lititz, two pair; Hemer H.
Hewitt, Williamsburg, Pa., one pair; G.
M. & B. M. Shultz, Brickerville. one pair;
Bennett & Celby, Phillipsburg, N. J., one
pair ; II. B. Xissley, Mt. Jey, one pair.
Chicks T. B. Dersey, Andersen, Md.,
one pair; Hemer II. Hewitt, Williams
burg, Pa., one pair ; J. B. Leng, Lancas
ter, one pair ; Bennett & Celby. Phillips
burg. N. J., one pair ; J. Satterwaiths,
jr.. Jenkintown, Pa., one pair.
Brown Breasted Red Chicks J. S.ttter
waithc, jr., Jenkintown, Pa., one pair.
Yellow, Duck-Winged Fowls and
Chicks Bennett & Celby, Phillipsburg,
Xew Jersey, one pair
Silver Duck-Wings -Fowls J. B.
Lichty, Lancaster, one pal.
Red Piles Chicks Bennett & Celby,
Phillipsburg, X. J., one pair.
White Chicks Geerge Suydcr, Eas Eas
eon, Pa., one pair.
Malay Fowls D. M. Brescy, 3Ian
hcira, one pair.
Chicks D. M. Brosey, Manheini, three
pairs.
Pit G. M. & B. F. Shultz, Brickerville,
one pair : Celin Cameren, Brickerville,
one pair.
flats 3 Game Bantams.
Black Breasted Reds Fowls Hemer
II. Hewitt, Williamsburg. Pa., one pair ;
Geerge Suyder, E.uten, Pa., ene pair.
Chicks Charles E. Leng, Laucaster,
two pair ; J. C. Maple, Trcuteu. N. J.,
one pair ; J. Sattcrwaithe, jr., Jeiikin Jeiikin
lewn, Pa., ene pair ; Geerge Snyder, Eas Eas
eon, two pair.
Brown Breasted Reds Fowls and
Chicks Geerge Snyder, Easten, one pair of
each.
"Yellow Duck-Wings Fowls -Charles
Lippold, Lancaster, one pair.-
Chicks Charles E. Leng, Laucaster,
two pair; Clinten L. Hall, Fall River,
Mass., one pair.
Silver Duck Wings Fowls J. C.
Maple, Trenten, N. J., ene pair ; Charles
E. Leng, Lancaster, one pair ; J. Satter
waithe, jr., Jenkintown, Pa., one pur;
Geerge Snyder, Easten, Pa., one pair.
Chicks Chailcs E.Leng, Lancaster, edc
pair; J. Stttcrwaithe, jr., Jenkintown,
Pa., one pair.
Red Pi les Fowls Charles E. Leng
Laucaster one pair ; J. Sattcrwaithe jr.,
Jenkintown, Pa., one pair ; Geerge Sny
der, Easten, Pa., eue pair.
Chicks J. Sattcrwaithe jr., Jenkin
town, one pair ; Geerge Snyder, Easten,
Pa., two pairs.
White Piles Chicks Clinten L. Hall,
Fall River, Mass., one pair ; Geerge Sny
der, Easten, Pa., one pair.
Black Fowls Geerge Suydcr, Easten,
one pair.
Breeding reus.
Charles E. Leng, Lancaster, one
pen Gelden Duck-Wing Game ; J. C.
Maple, Trenten, X. J., one pen Silver
Duck-Wing Game ; Charles E. Leng,
Lancaster, ene pen B. B. Red ; Geerge
Snyder, Easten, eue pen B. B. Red.
Class 4 Hatnburgs.
Black Fowls. P. C. Hillcr, Conestoga,
one pair.
Chicks J. W. Bruckhart, Salunga, eue
pair; Geerge C. Lillcr, Laucaster, eue
pair ; James E. Coombs, Darby, one pair ;
Ferd ShaciTer, Lancaster, one pair.
Gelden Penciled Chicks J. W. Bruck
hart, Saluuga, one pair ; Charles E. Leng.
Lancaster, two pair ; Ferd ShaciTer, one
pair.
Silver Spangled Fowls. J. A. Steber,
Schoeneck, two pair; JZ. J. Chandler,
Kennctt Square, one pair.
Chicks Jehn A. Steber, Schoeneck,
two pair.
Gelden Spangled Fowls Ferd Shaof Shaef
fer, Lancaster, one pair.
Chicks David Beittel, Lancaster, one
pair.
Breeding Pens.
Charles E. Leng one pen of G. P. Ham
burgs. Class 3 SptnUJi.
Black Spanish Fowls Jehn II. Tyson,
Cerdelia, Pa., one pair.
Chicks Samuel Brubaker, Xeffsville,
one pair.
White Leghorn Fowls Henry heater,
Yerk, one pair.
Chicles Hemer H. Hewitt, Williams
burg, Pa., one pair ; Jes. R. Trissler, Lan
caster, eue pair ; Henry Xeater, Yerk,
one pair ; Jes. R. Trissler. Lancaster, one
pair ; Gee. A. Geyer, Spring Garden, three
pair.
Brown Leghorns Fowls J. A. Steber,
scheeneck, one pair.
Chicks Hemer H. Hewitt, Williamsburg,
Pa., ene pair ; Jes. R. Trissler, Laucas
ter, two pairs ; J. B. Garman, Lc aceck,
one pair ; Henry Xeater, Yerk, one pair ;
II. U. Tshudy, Lititz, one pair.
Breeding Pel.
Chas. A. Gruger, Columbia, one pen
White Leghorns ; Paul 3Iycrs, Lancaster,
one pen Black Spanish ; Jes. R. Trissler,
one pen Brown Leghorns, one pen White
Leghorns, one pen Blue Leghorns ; Gee.
A. Geyer, Spring Garden, one pen White
Leghorns.
Class 6 American,
Plymouth Rocks. M. L. Greider, Mt.
Jey, one pair ; Gee. H-. Keller, Hummels
town, one pair ; McKeen & Hulick, Eas Eas
eon, one pair; J. A. Steber, Schoeneck,
one pair.
Chicks. J. W. Bruckhart, Salunga, one
pair, C. Musselman, Witmer, two pair ;
P. C. Hiller, Conestoga, one pair; J. B.
Leng, Lancaster, one pair; Dr. E. H.
Witmer, Xeffsville, one pair; Frank E.
Raub, Lancaster, eue pair ; M. L. Greider,
Mt. Jey, three pair ; Wm. C. Pyfer, Lan
caster, one pair ; Wm. Brady, Laucaster,
one pair ; Gee. G. Kieffer, Chambersburg,
one pair ; McKcen & Hulick, Easten, two
pair ; E. J. Chandler, Kennett Square, eue
pair.
Deminique Chicks M. L. Greider, Mt.
Jey, one pair; E. G. Chandler, Kentiet
Square, one pair.
Breeding Pens.
J. B. Leng, Lancaster, three pens
Plymouth Rocks; M. L. Greider, Mt.
Jey, one pen Plymouth Rocks; Geo Gee
G. Kieffer, Chambersburg, eue pen Ply
mouth Rocks ; Gee. U. Keller, Humniels Humniels
tewn, one pen Plymouth Rocks
Class 7 Plain or Bearded.
W. C. White Chicks W. A. Schoen Scheen
bergcr, Laucaster, ene pair.
W. C. Black Fowls J. W. Buckhart,
Salunga, one pair ; Wm. A. Schecnbcrger,
Laicaster, one pair; J. Wilsen Can oil,
Lambert vi lie, X. J., ene pair ; E. J.
Chandler, Kennett Square, eue pair.
Chicks J. W. Bruckhart, Salunga, one
pair ; E. J. Chandler, Kennett Square, ene
pair.
Gelden Spaugled Fowls T. B. Dersey,
Andersen, Md., one pair ; Wm. A. Schocn Schecn
berccr, Lancaster, two pair.
Chicks J. .Sattcrwaithe, jr., Jenkins
town, two pairs.
Breeding Pens.
J. W. Bruckhart, Salunga, one pen of
W. C. B. Polish ; E. J. Chandler, Kennett
Square, one pen of W. C. Polish.
Class 8 French..
Heudaus Fowls T. B. Dersey, Ander Ander
eon, Md., one pair; Hemer II. Hewitt, Will
iamsburg, Pa., one pair ; Richard .Prens
scr, Wilkesbarre, Pa., eue pair.
Chicks T. B. Dersey, Andersen, Md.,
one pair; Hemer II. Hewitt, Williams
burg, Pa., one pair; Milten Ruth, Lau
caster, one pair ; Richard Preusser, Wil
kcsbarrc, one pair.
Btecding Pens.
T. B. Dersoy, Andersen. Md., eue pen
of fowls.
Class 11 Miscellaneous.
Ostrich Chicks Willie Rohrer, Laucas
ter, one pair.
Class 10 Bantams.
Geldeu Sebright Fowls W. A.
Scheenbergcr, Lancaster, two pair ; J. C.
Maple, Trenten, X. J., one pair.
Chicks Heury Xeater, Yerk, Pa., two
p tir.
Silver Sebright Fowls T. B. Dersey,
Andersen, Md., one pair; J. C. Maple,
Trenten. X. J., two pair.
R. C. White Fowls W. A. Schoenber Scheenber
gcr, Lancaster, one pair.
R. C. Black Fowls Chas. E. Leng,
Lancaster, eue pair ; Clinten L. Hull,
Fall River, Ma s., one pair; Chas. E.
Leug, Lancaster, ene pair ; Henry Xeater,
Yerk, Pa., one pair.
Chicks Charles E. Leng, Lancaster,
two pair.
Japanese Chicks Chas. Lippold, Lan
caster, one pair.
Pekiu Clinten L. Hall. Fall River,
Mass., one pair.
Breeding Pens.
J. C. Maple, Trenten, X. J., one pen of
Gelden Sebiights.
Class Id Bucks.
Cayuga Ducks Heury Xeater, Yerk,
one pair.
Pekin Ducks Xelseu Dyson, Xew
Providence, two pair ; Gee. A. Geyer,
Spring Garden, two pair; Miss Winnie
Brenemau, Strasburg, two pair ; E. J.
Chandler, Kennett Square, one pair.
Reueu Ducks Gee. A. Geyer, Sering
Gaidcn, two pair ; E. J. Chandler, Ken
nctt Square, ene pair.
Class 12 Turkeys.
Bronze Turkeys. Sam'l G. Engle,
Marietta, one pair chicks, one pair fowls ;
B. L. Weed, Dee Run, one pair chicks,
one pair fowls; J. A. Steber, Schoeneck,
one pair chicks ; E. J. Chandler, Kennett
Square, one pair fowls.
White Turkeys. J. W. Brucltbart, Sa
luuga, one pair; H. H. Tshudy, Litiiz,
eue pair; E. J. Chaudler.Kennett; Square,
eue pair.
Xarragansctt Turkey?. M. L. Greider,
Mt. Jey, one pair.
Class 14.
Teulcuse Geese Gee. A. Geyer, Spring
Garden, one pair ; E. J. Chandler, Keunett
Square, eue pair.
Embden Geese Mrs. Celin Cameren,
Brickerville, ene pair fowls and one pair
chicks.
Class 15 Pigeons.
Carriers Black Jehn M. Hagans,
Strasburg, one pair ; Ferd. Shaeffer, Lan
caster, eue pair. English J. Wilsen Car Car
eoll, Lambcrtville, X. J., one pair.
Blue Jehn M. Hagaus, Strasburg, one
pair ; Charles Lippold, Lancaster, ene
pair ; Jehn E. Schauxn, Lancaster, one
pair. Duu Jehn E. Schautn, Lancaster,
eue pair.
Pouters Black Charles Lippold, Lan
caster, one pair.
Blue Pied Charles Lippold, Lancaster,
one pair.
Barbs Black Jehn M. Hagan, Stras
burg, eue pair ; Charles Lippold, Lancas
ter, one pair ; Jehn E. Scbaum, Lancaster,
ene pair ; J. Sattcrwaithe, Jenkintown,
one pair ; Heury Xeater, Yerk, ene pair.
Red Jehn M. Hagan, Strasburg, one
pair; Charles Lippold, Lancaster, one
pair; Jehn E. Schaum, Lancaster, one
pair.
Fan Tail Black Charles Lippold, Lau
caster, one pair.
Blue Jehn M. Hagan, Strasburg, ene
pair.
Yellow Jehn M. Hagan, Strasburg, one
pair.
White Henry Wolf, Lancaster, two
pair ; Charles Lippold, two pairs ; Jehn
E. Schaum, 1 pair.
Jacobins Black Jehn M. Hagans,
Strasburg, two pairs ; J. Wilseu Carrell,
Lambcrtville, X. J., one pair.
Red Jehn M. Hagans Strasburg, ene
pair ; Charles Lippold, Lancaster, one
pair.
Yellow Jehn M. Hagans, Strasburg,
two pairs; J. Wilsen Carrell, Lambert
ville, X. J., one pair.
White Charles Lippold, Lancaster, one
pair; Jehn E. Schaum, Lancaster, one
pair; David Beitle, Lancaster, one pair;
J. Wilsen Carrell, Lambertville, X. J., one
pair ; Henry Xeater, Yerk, one pair.
Tumblers, Short Faced Almonds
Jehn E. Schaum, Lancaster, one pair.
Black Jehn M. Hagans, Strasburg, one
pair; Jehn E. Schaum, Lancaster, one
pair.
Tumblers Inside Black Charles Lip
pold, Lancaster, two pair. Blue Charles
Lippold, one pair.
Turbits Black Henry Xeater, Yerk,
one pair.
Red Jehn M. Hagans, Strasburg, two
pairs.
White Themas S. Armstrong, Phila
delphia, two pair ; Charles Lippold, Lan
caster, one pair ; Jehn E. Schaum, Lancas
ter, ene pair.
Yellow Charles Lippold, Lancaster,
eue pair.
Yellow Winged Charles Lippold, Lan
caster, one pair ; J. E. Schaum, Laucaster,
two pair.
Silver Jehn M. Hagans. Strasburg, one
pair.
Trumpeters Black Christ S. Greider,
Mt.' Jey, one pair ; Charles Lippold, Lan
caster, one pair; .Jehn bclnuni, Lancas
ter, one pair : David Ileitle, Lancaster, one
pair.
White Jehn M. Hagans, Stra&burg,
eue pair ; Chat les Lippold, Lancaster, one
pair ; Joint E. Schaum, Lancaster, ene
pair.
Mottled Chas, Lippold. Laucaster, one
pair ; Jehn E. Schaum, Lancaster, one pair.
Anticerps.
Blue Frank R. Hewell, Lancaster, eue
pair ; Ferd Shaefl'er, Lancaster, two pair :
Mrs. J. M. Westhaelfer, Laucaster, two
pairs ; Chaiks Lippold, Lancaster, one
pair.
Silver Frank R. Hewell, Lancaster, one
pair ; Feitl Shaeffer, Laucaster, one pair ;
Jes Eibcl. Laucaster, two pairs ; Chailcs
Lippold, Laucaster, one pair.
Red Checkered Charles Lippold, Lan
caster, one pair : Jehn E. Schaum, Lan
caster, one pair.
Blue Checkered Wm. A. Schoenber Scheenber
ger, Laucaster, two pair ; J. Sattcrwaithe,
Jenkintown, Pa., eue pair ; J. Wilsen
Carrel, Lambeitvillc, X. J., one pair.
African Owls White W. Scott Grein
er, Mt. Jey, one pair ; Themas S. Arm
strong, Philadelphia, emu pair ; Jehn E.
Schaum. Lancaster, one pair; David
Beitle, Lancaster, one pair.
Blue Chaiks Lippold. Lauca&ter, one
pair ; Jehn K. Schaiihi, Lancaster, one
pair.
English Owls Blue Tl.einas S. Arm
strong, Pliil.idelphh, 0110 pair; Charles
Lippold. Ltncaster, two pair; Jehn F.
Schaum, Laucaster, one pair.
Swallows Red Jehn 31. Hagaus, Stras
burg, two pair ; Jehn E. Schaum, Laucas
ter, one pair. Blue Jehn E. Schaum,
Lancaster, three pairs. Black Jehn 31.
Hagans, Strasburg, one pair ; Jehn E.
Schaum, Lancaster, one pair. Yellow
JehnE. Schaum, Lancaster, one pair.
3Iagpies Red Jehn 31. Hagans. one
pair. Yellow Jehn 31. Hagans, Stias
burg, two pairs ; Charles Lippold, Lan
caster, ene pair ; Henry Xcater, Yerk,
one pair. Black Jehn 31. Hagaus, Stras
burg, two pairs. Blue Jehn 31. Hagans,
Strasburg, two pairs
Moerueads Jehn M. Hagans, Strasburg,
two pairs : Christ. D. Greider. 3It. Jey,
one pair ; Chas. Lippold, Lancaster, 01:0
pair.
Quakers Charles Lippold, Lancaster,
two pair.
Birmingham Rellers Chas. Lippold,
Lancaster, one pair ; Jehn E. Schaum,
Lancastcs, one pair
Class 10 Cage and Oritu.itental Bird.
German Canary Chas. Lippold, Lancas
ter, two.
3Iecking Bird Chas. Lippold. Lancas
ter, one.
Talking Pai ret 3Irs. Ellen H. llagcr,
Lancaster, one.
Ring Deve J. B. Garman, Leacock,
one.
Special Entries.
Jesse X. Rooke, Hestenville, two pairs
Gelden and Silver Chinese pheasants.
Lincister Ciunty Game association, let
of Xerth Carolina quail.
Capt. Barnhart, Lancaster, two pairs of
paitridges, raised by himself.
II k bens Corpus.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock Judge Liv
ingston sat iu the orphans eeuit 1 00111 te
hear evidence in the case of Tidal 3Iergau,
who was taken before him en a writ of
habeas corpus. The prison .t hal 03011
committed by the mayor for el) days, for
drunken and diseiderly conduct. After
healing the testimony of the defendant
and the officers who made the an est, the
sentence was reduced 10 days, leaving him
20 days te serve.
Rosanna 3Iiller was also before Judge
Livingston for the purpose of having her
transferred from the county prison te the
insane asylum. It appeared that she had
been committed te prison by a justice of
the peace of Columbia, and seen after her
cemmittment it was ascertained that she
was insane. Certiticatcs te that cflect
signed by Dr. Heir and Dr. Cox were pre
sented, whereupon an order for her trans
fer te the asylum was made by Judge
Livingston.
Fell Frem a Scaffold.
About 2 o'clock yestciday ait ei neon
Wm. McLaughliu, piastcrei, residing at
52 Midule street, while at work en a
scaffold at the new school building, cor
ner of Lime and Lemen streets, was pre
cipitated te tlie fleer by the breaking of
one of the beards of the scaffold, and fall
ing upon his head aud thuuldcrs, was ren
dered unconscious for some hours. He
was taken te his home and Dr. 31. L. Hcrr
summoned te attend him. It was found
that none of his bones were broken, but
that his neck and shoulders arc se badly
sprained that he will be kept from work
for some tin e.
stepped ob a Mail.
This morning Willie Lutz, ten of AVn.
Lutz. of Xe. 720 Xerth Queen stiett,
while working at the new school home,
comer of Lime and Lemen streets5. stp
pel upon a sharp nail that was driven
through a loose beard that was lyii g upon
the fleer. Lutz having en a pair of
very thin working shoes, the nail renetra
ted the ball of the feet passing almost en
tirely through it, inflicting very painful
and dangerous wound, the feet being
swollen te almost twice its natural size
Dr. S. T. Davis is attending him.
Jeb Benn Arretted.
Sheriff Strine received a telegram from
Philadelphia, yesterday, which stated that
Jeb Benn, colored, who is wauted in this
city te pay certain costs imposed upon
him by our court, had been arrested en a
bench warrant and was held te await the
pleasure of the Lancaster authorities.
Sheriff Strine went te Philadelphia this
morning for the prisoner.
Hank Directors Elected.
The stockholders of the Farmers' Na
tional bank te-day elected the following
named directors te serve for the ensuing
year : Jacob Bausman, 31. X. Brubaker.
Wm. D. Sprecher, Alex. Schultz, C. R.
Baer, J. P. Wiekersbam, David B. Lan
dis, Philip Bausman. Daniel Hcitshu, Levi
R. Rhoads, J. W. B. Bausman, Andrew
Brubaker, S. 31. Seldemridge.
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Assessor Appointed.
The county commissioners have ap
pointed Cytus R. Buckwaltcr, of East
Lampeter township, te serve as assessor of
said township for the unexpired term or
E. J. Bucwalter deceased. The new as
sessor wa3 sworn into office te day.
Strasburg Bank Directors.
The following have been elected direct
ors of the First Xatienal bank of Stras
burg : Jes. McClure. Wm. Spencer, Gee.W.
Hensel, Geerge E. Reed, Jehn Bachman,
A. R. Black and CIi. Rohrer.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Oi:i: REGULAR CORkESPONDKXCK
Squire Evans wants a course opened
en the ice from here te Marietta.
The school beard meets en Thursday
and council en Fiiday night.
The G. A. R. pest gets Barney Mac
Cauley here te-night.
Sleighing is new excellent.
"Hard Times" Russcl is being looked
for because, they say, he stele a wagon
lead of hay from 3Iauer school house near
Washington bere.
A large can of milk jumped ever tks
tail boa 1 a et a sicigu at reurtn aua
Locust streets this morning, but was
quickly picked up and replaced iu the
in the sleigh before any bad been spilled.
While William Cellins was working
yesterday afternoon, at the rotary squeez
er of the Shawnee rolling mill, a bar of
iron flew mound and struck him under
the chin inflicting painful injuries. He
was also injured internally.
3Iessis. S. S. Dctwiler, Geerge Crane
and Dr. J, K.. Lineaweaver, with their
families, drove te Lancaster last evening,
iu sleighs ; and spent a very pleasant
evening.
Seme lewdics tried te iuu Bluff Hinklc's
tell gate aiufthen they '-went for" him,
hut iliuklc aud his seu quite "laid thein
out,"' and the tell was paid.
Jeseph W. 3liller, assignee of Jacob
Stnniau and wife, sold yesterday at pub
lic sale, the lumber jard aud mill prop
erty en Water street in the borough of
Washington, te Lewis G. Scofield, for
Tlie First national bank yesterday
elected the follewiug officers aud beard of
directors : President, II. 31. Xerth ; Vice
President, Geerge W. Haldeman ; Cashier,
S. S. Detwciler; Directors, II. 31. Xerth,
J. Y. Steacy, Jehn Ferrey, Jacob Seitz,
G. V. HaldRinan, Jehn Fendrich, Dr. J.
F. C. Cottiell. II. X. KehlerandD. H.
Detweiler.
The Commonwealth fire iusurauce com
pany elected -the following officers aud di di
receors: President, F. A. beuuett ; Vice
President, W. II. Pfahlcr; Secretary,
Jacob Sneath ; Treasurer, J. Haldy Herr;
Solicitor, J. Duncan Cottiell ; Directors,
F. A. Bennett, W. II. Pfahlcr, A. J. 3Ius
str, :?. S. Klair. II. II. Heise, S. C. Swartz,
W. II. Gricr, Frank Shillett, William
Bucholtz. S. Vogel, C. J. Rhodes and A.
Je.ssiJ.
The Pennsylvania 3Iutual insurance
company elected the following directors :
Jehn D liachmau, Jehn P. Stainan, Wil
liam 3IcDcil(. Hciuy E. Wolfe, W. Hayes
Giier, Jehn G Bemicr, 11. II. Heise,
Jacob S. Stiine. Samuel Filbert, Jehn
Ziegler. Themas 11. 31cClnue, V. J.
Baker.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Columbia national bank, held yesterday.
The following beaid of directors was
elected te scive for the ensuing term of
one years : Samuel Shuch, D. W. Witmer,
Henry Suydam, Henry Ceppenheffer, J.
A. Thomsen, Jeseph Eckman, Geerge W.
3Ichaffey, William 31. 3IcC!ure, andJaceb
Kcndig. A semi annual dividend of 3$ per
cent, was declared and $1,500 placed te
pielit and less. The surplus fund remains
at 8150,000.
L'psct Nobody Hurt
Haughton's railroad sleigh, well laden
with ladies aud children, upset in turn
ing from Duke into East Chestnut street
yestei clay and spilled them all. Xobedy
hint.
S:ilc et Henes.
Sau-.iicl Mess and Sen, auctioneers, sold
at public talc, en Monday, the 10 inst., at
the 3Ieri iniac house. Lancaster city, Pa.,
for Geerge Gressman, twenty-four headjef
Canada heises. at an average of 8156 per
head.
Correction.
Jacob Grecuawalt buys tobacco for 3Ier
feld & Kemper, net 3Icrfcld& Bachman as
published yesterday.
m
Amusements.
JVic. JlabcrU Te-night. Thin c cuius Hob Heb
ci'!t' pantomime troupe will in;ik IU appear
unce at the. opera house. The troupe lias three
clowns mid a hn-je number of well known
arlety people, including Coel liurgcgs, the
great Frank Ilnsli, Kl Xiue Kddie, Harry
Leslie, tlic Ashton Brethers, Mcmleza Ilretliers
tin I many ethi-r.
" L'uclc JL(i;7." TiiC genial individual whose
visage I1.13 for oine dujs past ornamented se
many el'tlic store windows of the city will be
here te-morrow evening. Mr. R. Mncauley,
he is better known :w Uncle Dan'l Barttett,
"Deputy Sliciin"el.larvis Section," is se well
uml favorably known hereabout that a large
audience may he. confidently looked for to
morrow night at the opera house. He is cen-.-tantly
winning new hmrcls by his persona persena persona
teon ei the tit!e rcl" of Mr. Lecke's delightful
ceuiC'ly-druiiiii.
Mether?, si a telighttul sanitary measure,
uiway-i eider the Cuticnra Medicinal Seap.
Don't ltub OU tlie Enamel
of the tcetii with gritty preparations. The
teeth arc tee valuable tebe trifled with. When
gene, you niiit-l have false enei or " gum"
yemsell through 15 te. Use SOZ'IDOXT, which
contains 110 grit. It cleanse the mouth and
,it:ilir- the '"ciolie:"'.
janlO-lwilee'lAw
Mult Uiitc: regulate, purify, strengthen
and nourish the maternal 1 mictiens.
.iPKVJAL .Vrfc'r'A.
Tlie 1eiiii:I Unloosed.
Clu-. Thump-mi. Franklin Mrcct, Buffalo,
says 1 li'ivu HurtVretl (ova longtime with Con
stipation, and tried :.li.iet every purgative
advertivd. but only refilling in temiierary
relief, and alter 'constipation still mere ag
gravated." 1 ma" told about your Spring Blos Bles
eom and tried it. lcm new say 1 am eared,
and although some went lis have elapsed still
remain se. 1 -liall, however, always kecpsome
en hand in c.i-e et the old complaint return
in ir. Pi iee. 50 cent ; trial bottles. 10 cents.
Fer 'ale by II. t Cochran, druggist, 137 anil
139 Neith ':ieen r"tr''et, Lancaster. I'n.
Die. IiKewmsg docs net claim that his C. ft C.
Cordial in a cure-all. It is ter Coughs, Colds
of any kind, and for the relief et Consumptives
iu all stages or the disease. If von will give it
a trinl, and use according te directions, the re
sult w ill be astonishing. Fer eulc by druggist
at ."0 cents per bottle. Dr. ISren niiig. Propric Prepric
tar, 1117 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Ne Evaporation.
There i-i no Evapoiatien or Deterioration in
strength about Dr. Themas' Eclrctric Oil. The
ingtcdicnts et thU incomparable anti-rheumatic
ami threat and lungremedy are net vol
atile, but fixed, pure and imperishable. Pain,
lameness and stitlncss are relieved by it, and
it iniy be ucd with equal benefit externally
and internally
Fer sale by il. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 und
119 Xerth tjueen s'reet, Lancaster, ln.
.Methers: Mothers:: Mothers:!!
Aroyeu;iisturbcd at night and broken el
your lest by a sick child sutlering anil crying
wiiu ue excrueiaiing pain 01 tuning leeiui
It m. go at enee andgetabottlcefMItS. WINS
LOW'S SGOiIIIXt; SYHUP. It will relieve the
peer little sulterer Immediately depend upon
it : there i- no mMukc about II. 1 here Is neta
Mel her en caith who has ever aed it, who will
net tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the mother, and rcliel
and heaith te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe te use in all eases, and pleas
ant te the laste, and is the prescription et one
et the ehkbt and best female physicians and
nuif es in the United States, bold everywhere
r. cents a betile. ni7-lvd&wM.W48
MAMlIAGEb.
Hoexet Cexstein. On the 27tli of Decem
ber, iae, by the Kcv. W. T. Gcihard. at his res
idence. Se. 31 East Orange street. Mr. Westley
A. Itoeney te MLss Tillic F. Ceasttiu, both of
Lancaster city.
SJJATHS.
Ccnns. .lanuarv 11. 1881. Frank Hastings
Curtis, in this city, son of Samuel Curtis, aged
10 years, - months anil 12 days.
The relatives e.:ul friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of his lather, . "S3 Church street,
ou Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Services
also .at Legcnccl:er's meeting house at '1
o'clock.
' JTUir ADYXUtTXSXXXins.
WASTED A WOMAN TO COOK AND
.de general housework. Apply at this
office.
janrj-stu
EXXCDTOB'8 ADJOITKNEU FUIIUC
Safe of Valuable City Property, en WED
NESDAY. JANUARY 12. 1L at the Franklin
Heuse, Lancaster city. Pa., the following real
estate beleging te the estate of the lata Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel McCert, te wit:
X09. lands. S two-story brick beuses with
two-story back buildings, fronting en East
orange street eacii us icet, wim gas, water ana
ether imnrevements. Xes. 447 and 449.
Ne. 3. A two story briek house with two-
story dck imiiiung, fronting aoeut is icnt en
East King street, and extending iu depth 243
feet, being property Ne. 504.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m.. of said
day, when conditions et sale will be made
known by IlEV. A. P. KAUL,
jan?-9td Executer et said Estate .
tTTANTED-flU.MSl' IN AMOUNTS PROM
$300 te $15,000,
Te lean en FIBST CLASS MORTGAGES AND
JUDGMENTS in Lancaster citv 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 BORROW will
SleasA make application at once. Nene but
EAL 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. 11EKR & CO..
Real Estate, Cel. and Ins. Agents,
XO 3 NORTH DUKE ST., LANCASTER.
declMmdW&SRAw
INSURE WITH I11K OLD ANT WELL
Established Agency of the
Girard Fire Ience Ce.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OTEU
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in afe and Solid Scearities.
RIFE & KAUFMAN.
Ne. 10 EAST KINO STREET,
dlI-fimdM.V,8R ' Second Fleer.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF REAL. ES
TATE. On SATURDAY EVHNING.
FEBRUARY 5, 1SSI, will be sold in pursuance
et an order or Orphans' Court of Lancaster
county, at the Court Heuso. Xerth tjueen
street, Lancaster, Pa., the following real es
tate, late of Charles Stark, deceased, te wit :
A let of ground situate en the west side of
North Water street, Lancaster, P.i., contain
ing in front en said street $ feet 2 inches, and
In depth 171 feet (i inches, mere or less, te
ground of Steigerwalt, where it has a
width of 23 feet 2'4 Inches. The improvements
consist et a one-story part brick and part
frame dwelling house und butcher shop,
slaughter house, stable, weed-shed, smoke
house anil butcher kitchen. There is also a
well of never-failing water with pump therein
en the pieinte. This is a desirable property,
where the butcher busircss has been success
fully carried en for a long time.
Sale te commence u 7 o'clock p.m. of said
day, when dne attendance will 1ms given und
terms made'knewn by
MAGGIE P.ROWX.
Administratrix.
II. SuuBEtrr, Auct. janl2-eawdta
FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse,
IS SELLIXG OFF
LADIES' GOATS & DOLMANS
At about half their former pi ice and tar below
their value.
These in want -lienld sec them.
Prices, $1.50 te $8.50.
Fermer Price, 53 te $13.50.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Next Deur te the Court Heuse.
OrEMNG T0-DA1
XEW STYLES IX UODV BRU&SE-LS,
TAPE-TRY BRUSSELS, AND ALL
WOOL INGRAIN CARPETS.
These st j lesarc allot the latent and
are the choice et what will be in the
iiiaikct this coming season.
We eali special attention te our stock
of
BAG CARPETS,
heing the flnckt let that we have ever
offered. These goods arc all etlcrcd nt
very low prices.
L.ADIES, we invite examination of
our stock and prices of BLEACHED
AND UNBLEACHED sn EETIXG AND
SHIRTING MUSLINS, TABLE LIS
EXS. Ac.
Mt Mm & Hurst,
25 East King Street.
M1SCE1.LAXEO US.
IOH KENT. STOKE AND DWELLING
. Ne. 10 Seuth Queen street. Apply at the
lHTELLIGEXCER Office.
TUE HIGHEST WAGES WILL BE GIVEN
te a woman competent te de the cooking
and aid in the general housework in a small
family. Invuire of
C. HOFFMAN'S OFFICE.
ianll-2td Ne. 33 North Duke Street.
J. K. SHIRK, M. D.
(formerly at the Vienna U'cnerul Hospital),
120 NOKTH DUKE STREET.
Lancaster, Pu.
Office flours Vr. II!'' JfrTttlKtw
THIED EDITIOX
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 12, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Jan. 12. Fer the Middle
states, winds shifting te west aud seutb,
with rising temperature, clear or fair
weather aud stationary or slowly falliug
barometer.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING.
The Masters te take Testimony.
Philadelphia, Jau. 12. The special
masters of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company, having been ordered by
Judge McKeunan te take testimony re
garding the legality and propriety of the
deferred income bend scheme, will begin
their sessions for this purpose, at one
t'oJeck this afternoon. The testimony
will be heard privately. The beard of man
agers of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company, whs aie new iu ses
sion, have under consideration the
question of holding an annual meeting
A Meetlee te be Called.
Philadelphia, Jan. 12. The beard of
managers of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company at their room this after
noon, took the following action relative te
the annual meeting of the stockholders :
Whereas, We have met te take action
loekiug te the call of a stockheldeis" meet
ing te elect a president, managers, treas
urer and secretary ; and
Whereas, Since the date of out
last meeting a writ of alternative
mandamus has been issued by the court of
common pleas, Ne. 1, at the relation of
Rebert 3IcCalment aud ethers, requiring
us te show cause why said meeting should
net be called ou ten days' notice : ami.
Whereas, though said netice is utterly
insufficient we decm it improper for us, at
the present time, te fix "another day or te
give a notice which might seem disrespect
ful te the court under its rtile,
Beselred, first, that wc deem it our duty
te call a stockholders' meeting 'e
elect a president, managers, treasurer and
secretary at the earliest date possible in
view of the necessity of giving adequate
notice te all stockholders, who are numer
ous aud widely dispersed ; second, that we
deem a notice often days prier te such
meeting as utterly insufficient, and, third,
that we will adjourn te be called tegetiier
by the president pre. tent, te fix the time
of sued meeting immediately upon the
disposition by the court of the said rule,
leaving us at liberty te act consistently
with our judgment without disrespect te
the court.
BY IVIKK.
Telegraphic itul tlie Afternoon.
Allen's opera house iu Jamestown, IN.
Y., burned earlv this morning. Less 81'-?,-000.
The Western Union, American Union
aud Atlautic & Pacific telegraph compan
ies will consolidate. The Xew Yerk
Evening Pest says it is net admitted
that au agreement has been reached,
but it is iutimatcd that only miner
details remain te be bettlcti. Xew
stock will be issued, rumor says,
Western Union going into the new com
pany at par, American Union at par, aud
Atlantic & Pacific at fifty, each iu pnicr
proportion, aud then the company will be
turned ever te the government.
A stiect passenger car and freight car
collided in the Bowery, New Yerk,
this morning, the former beiug badly
wieckedand several passengers bruised.
The Heuse at 12:35 te-day went into
committee ou the Weed funding bill, de
bate en the pending amendments being
limited te thirty minutes.
In a quarrel ever a bowl el soup between
Jehn and Geerge Downs, brothers, iu New
Yerk, Saturday night, Jehn was stabbed
in the alxlemeu by Geerge. Jehn will die.
Slicrnmn Swinging Around.
Washixotex, Jan. 12. Secretary Sher
man expects te visit General Garfield at
Menter en Saturday or Suuday next and
will probably go te his home in Mansfield
en Monday, and en Wednesday visit Col
umbus te pay his respects te the General
Assembly.
Safe mown Open and Robbed.
Galveston, Tex., Jan. 12. A despatch
lreni Liberty says that the safe of J. I).
Kinncr & Brether was blown open last
night and robbed of about $1,200.
Drunken Stun.
Hew many children und women ure Mewly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
execssive doctoring, or the daily u-,c of some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, tli.it no
one knows what it is made or, who can easily
be cuied and saved by Hep Bitters, umde of
Heps, Itucliu, Mandrake, Dandelion Ac., which
Is se pure, simple and harmless tint the most
trail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child
can trust in them. Will you be t-aved by them :
See ether column. j!-2wdw
EXTEUTAINMEXTS.
TUlTON OPEKA 1IOCSJ-...
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13.
The Popular Comedian.
MR. B. MACAULEY,
In his original characterization of
UNCLE DAN'L,
Inventor of the Annihiluter ami PutlingiU's
Handcuff. The Typical American Comedy by
E. A. LOCKE,
" A Messenger Frem Jams Section,"
Abounding in quaint humor und ue el eUccts.
ADMISSION, -RESERVED
SEATS, -
35, SO St 7c.
- - 81.
Seats for sale at Opera Heuse Office. jH-3td
MK. JOUN D. ailSIIXEIt. ASSCKhS A
Streng, Interesting Dramatic Entertain
ment at the Opera Heuse, ,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1881,
In the appearance of
LOUIS ALDRICfl
ASH
CHABL.E3 T. PAKSL.OK
In Bartley Campbell' most powerful Ameri
can Drama in 4 acts, entitled
it
MY PARTNER,'
?
with the same unusually talented company
with which, wherever presented, it has achiev
ed A GRAND DRAMATIC TRIUMPH.
Notwithstanding the extra expense of this
entertainment, Ne ADVANCE IN PRICKS.
35, SO & 75 Cents.
Reserved Scats at Tecker's. jaiill 5M
T7ULTON OPE1CA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12.
ALWATS THE BEST!
The Public's Favorite,
NICE ROBERTS'S
IUMPTT DulPTY.
Mr. N.ik Roberts Proprleterand Manager.
3 CLOWNS. 3
The Best ana Largest Troupe in America.
The GREAT GUIBIALDI.
The ONLY DROMIO,
The COMICAL VJSU1SO,
Harry Leslie, (The Here or Niagara.) C. W.
Ravel. Miss Sephia Ravel, The Etzellnc Sisters,
Jlisa Emily Lufu.theMendozaBrethcrs. Mene.
Chas. Omweg.
THE UREaT COOIi UURtiESS !
(America's Supreme Comedian.)
NICK ROBERTS'S SILVER CORN&T
BAND AND OPERA ORCHESTRA.
Pret. L. J. GIBLER, Director.
PRICES................. ...50 & " Cts.
Ne extra charge for Reserved Seats,
janll -2td J. II. LAINE, BiicSncrs Agent.
XAKKHTX.
Mew Yerk Market.
New Yerk. Jan. li Fleur State nd
Western without decided clreiae und verv
moderate expert and jobbing trade ; superfine
State $3 aijjs SO ; extra de M aKJ4 SO ; choice de
S4!0: fancy de '. COti SO: round hoop
Ohie33S3UJ- e!:.loedeat 10g75; super
fine western C0:?3S0: common tnien:l ex
tra de M '-egitrt: choice de t?))t73;
choice white wheat deS OOJjUOO; Se Utters
steady untl quiet: common te fair extra fl 75
g.25: uoed te choice de J5 SOItJSU.
Wheat iQas better, and eulet; Ne. 1
White, Feb.. $i I7!i : 'e. 2 Red Feb. $1 19K
-" . " -u.irvu, ai -ijs!(ii yA.
Cern a shade better ; Mlve w intern spot.
5157c: de future at SSKff57Vc
Oats a shad better : State. 44$Oc: Western
1 4Jac : Xe. 2 Feb.. U.'ic : de Mixed 45e.
Ptuiadeiphia Market,
PuiLAPKLraiA, January li rieur dull and
heavy; superfine J 009339: extrn3 73i 25 ;
Ohie and Indiana family $5306G0C; Pcnn'a
family. V 00. 25: St. Leui family 3 7536 20;
Minnesota extra f3 U)rJ5 75: dtraight, J87
6 25 ; natcut;and high grades $U 30S.
Rye flour at 5 00.
Wheat quiet but firm ; Peun'a. Red JI HiVJ:
Amber $1 1531 16Ji. "
Cern dull but steadily held ; steamer SJc ;
yellow 53$ric: mixed 63c.
Outs firm with geed inqulrv ; Ne. 1 White
483t:'c: No.2de47Je: No.3ie4ic; Ne. 1 Mix
ed 4e.
Rye steady at JH.
Previsions etcady ; tutss ierk, old. $12 50 ;
new, $!4 23 ; beet hams $17 wgiS SO ; In
dian m.'ss beef (1900, f.e b. It iron smoked
iheuhler 5.5Kc ; salt de 4i5c; smoked
hauw'JH'rfltK:; pickled hant-36!ic.
Lard steady : elty kettle lc :.ioee butchers'
;Jc : prime;steam $9 li
flutter dull but very steady: Cream
ery etir.l 233c : de geed te choice 2S(j31e;
I! rail ford county and Xew Yerk extra, tulw,
272$c : de firkins. 21323c ; Western reserve
ixtni2I22c: de geed te choice 17420e. Rolls
dull mostly poeV quality ; l'enn'ii Eslrs Sf
21c ; Western Reserve ex i ru ISiiit.
Egvs sluggish und weak ; Peun'a 33e : Yf-ai-err
;;'c.
Chce-e quiet but llrmly held ; Xew Yerk
lull ereiun lSHl3ii't Western full cream I2'4
f.JleV: .te f:iirleKHl ll2e: de lmlf uklm-
10Jllc : Pa de le;ille.
Petroleum dull ; fell nod !i
?2e.
WhUkv at l li.
Seeds UeimI te prime clever quiet 7?;;
F;.ixms I dull at $1 3D asked.
Stock 31 tr act.
Xkw YeRKSrucR.
Sloek-active
January 12
a. m. a. m. r. v. r. . r. a.
10:35 11:40 1:I) l:l ::-0!
Metie) 5fiti
Erie li. K 51!, ."d' 51! 5u7 ....
Michigan 3. X L.S....I!.J 131JJ l3I-4 I3tj$ ....
Michigan Cent. K
R..
124 1SI Pii'i 121
Wi I27U 127H WW. .
Chicago y. w
Chicago. M & St. P..
II.ui. ft St. -1. Cem....
" P'M. .
Teledo ,r Wabash...
ihiitA Mississippi. .
Ill IL m I'-'-M IU
33 52U 52?,',
31.
ie;
iw;;.
tf.'i hit
id;
lmx
w4
404
51
St. Leuis, IM. AS R.. 5lf
Ontario uml tl extern. 'M'i
C. C. 4 1. R. R 22i
New J erne) Central.. S7;,.
Dcl.& Ildu-en Canal. '.;
liL-l..L-ick..t Wesieriill2
Western Union Tel..in,l'i
Pacific Mull f. i. Ce. 3l
siU
31 !i
j2
22
Nl'4,
tiV
li?- ii2 mv.
iUi ir47i le4
5U, h ilh
'Mi 1)3 !M
Aineilcuu It. lei. Ce. Jl
Union Pacille
Kansas A Texas....
Xew Yerk Central.
112J.J i)i 112K H2Vi
'4 iij, Mys yA
IM
.... .... i'lii. ....
It y
111
Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland A PilU.
Chicago A Reek 1
Pittsburgh & Ft. W
l'lULAOKLl'IlIA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania It. R. .. i3
Pltil'su A Reading..... 2;f
Lehigh Valley :S;
Lehigh N:ivi:r:'tien... 4(1
Northern Paeltic Cem .;
" " I'M . m
Pitts.,TitU3V'cA R-... l'
Northern Cent I at .... 4l,'f
I'hii'iiA Erie R. R
Northern Penn'a 57
I'll. R.Jt'.s of N .1
Hcleiivilln Pass ,...
Central Trans. Ce.
ante
30
iwv4
39
3:1
5'-.
2u.4
57
1S1
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vit"
19
LANCASXEK UOUSKUOLD 31AKKET.
ui a: rffi
2',i 30 30
? & ,
:e4 40 3'..';
vay, ss;z ....
41" K WW
Jf tf
DAir.V.
Ruttcr fl ft.... ............... ........... -..30c
Cuji clieese, 2 cups .......8c
Cottage chuec. 2 pieces .........6c
Dutch chece ft lump 8Q10C
1TKU1TS.
Apples '-I J pk ......lOISc
Il.iir.iii:i-t each ..2jc
Cherries, dried, V qt .....12c
Currants. drid, 1 E 12c
Cianberrie-i f! qt ....10c
Dried Apples fS qt .........GKc
" Peaches p qt 10l2e
rapes y lit. ......................... ......ahs
Lemens f) dez 15020c
Oranges t? dez 20c
VKOETAnLEH.
I'eets bunch .............5c
Cabhage ! head tilOc
Carrots p bunch 35e
Celery 1 liuncii ...10c
Lima beans ?? qt 1012e
Onions f? -e pk 20$jf23a
" fy b'uiiLli ...5c
Potatoes 1 bus 70c
" (Sweet) ft peck 20c
Radishes V buiieh ...5c
Soup lleans V qt Sc
Salsifv i? biuieli Ic
Turnips ?T jieek 10c
TOULTttY.
Chickens ff! pair (live) 50T3c
" ' C. (cleaned) 12&I&C
Dne!:s 1 fKiir .SOcfill
(Jeese ( niece .75cqfl
Turkeys 1 pieee (live) 73c2
" fl IT. (cleaned) 13c
risii.
Cattail ? fi 12l
t-cls "g!Jh. .......... . ..IOC
a OiCl .. .JUC
oil 11 W
SlIl'KlTi... .. y JO
White Fish '-fl Jl l'Mc
XtllM ...,... IvC
Halibut x1 n' 1-Xc
MEATS.
Beef Steak, f? R logaec
" Keast (rib) V B 12$l(c
" " (elmek) 1 B. lKl!fe
" Corned. & 10I9e
" Dried, !'- 252Se
15;ct hind quarter il S 78c
" feretjuarter 17 r. 3ac
Bologna dried ...25c
Ham -p tt 13818c
Lambfl & IOQ20C
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Mutten tl B ieene
Mince -Meat p It. I2g(20c
Peikft 3. 'M610B
Pudding 'iP lfc f!0c
Sausi.ge J. 10Sl2e
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Aph; Butter "$ qt ........25c
Kggs '(f) diC MZltfXxs
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Snucr kraut ) qt , I2c
U ibblts 1 pair Wc
Partridges I5isc
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Hay Timcthv V ten .
" Clever ten ..91
Cern W bus 35flC0e
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Rye ty bus KireHOC
Tiiuuthv Scrud V hus f:23:fj
Wheat V bus $1.12
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Chrstliuts f! ql 12e
ShelUuks 5t qt ..IOC
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EAI)t.'ATEKS FOK rUKK VONVE1-
1IONS fOUTIlK 11UI.1UAI.1 AX
JOSEPH R. ROYBB'S,
: AND 32 WEST KINfJ ST.
1 can new ellVr te th trade and publica
laige sleck et Pure Confections of every
description, at the very lowest market rates.
FRUITS NUTS, Ac. anil a LARUE STOCK
OK TOYS of the NEWEST DESIGNS. Large
and small Cakes hiked daily. Ice Cream at
all times.
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES SERVED AT
ailORT NOTICE.
MAIL ORDERS promptly attended te at the
ame rate as it the p.-rsen ordering wcrw
present in is-rsen. Call and see my stock.
SIicmcuihcr the place
CO AND 32 WEST KING STREET.
ul&Smd . JOS. R. ROYER.
iJOOTA ASJi SHOES.
J a- CiV . SHOES AND LAST
jrtlJI made en a new principle, lnsnr
lug comfort for the feet.
tt l vl'C Xasts miuKi te order.
lSUUle MIL1
MILLER,
teliil-tf.I
ixt East King street
TJO FOK
GHRISTMAS:PRESENTS.
The Hcst and Finest Assortment of
LADIES' AND GJ5NT8
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
ATTHT
LOAVEST PK1CES,
AT
F. HIEMEKZ'S,
105 NORTH fJUEEN STKEET.
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