LANCASTER DAILY IJfTELLIGENOER. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1881.
MAKKILD AT LAST.
When Tlieir Hair Was Silvered.
Tlie Wilmington JVetr uetcs tbc recent
mariiaj'c in that city, at the house of a
relative, of William Ferersen, of Barc
ville, Lancaster county, te 3Irs. Margaret
B. Wilsen, formerly of Penn township,
Chester counts'. What makes this cere
mony unusually interesting isthe fact that
the groom was an old man of nearly eighty
years, aud the bride, about seventy.
Somewhere among the hills of Pennsylva
nia, in younger days, they had met, and as
common report says, became engaged. A
cloud, however, came ever the spirit of
their dream and they paited in anger. He
seen after married, accumulated wealth
and became the father or a family. Time
lcd en, and among these who had fallen
by the wayside was the wife. He also felt
the weight of years. His limbs began .te
weaken, his sight bedimmed and his hair
silveied with gray. As young in spirit
as of yore he minded net these. By some
means r ether he kept himself informed
of the whereabouts of the inamorata of
his youth, and from thinking of her as the
companion of day gene by, he became anx
ious te pledge anew the troth broken se
long age. He accordingly came from his
home in Lanncaster county, accompanied
by his son. A meeting of the two was
arranged aud the scperatieu of a half a
century was spanned very happily. The
marriage was a quiet affair. Beth parties
aic well fixed financially, and the prospects
of a happy termination te the necessarily
shmt .pacc of time they have te live are
mauy.
hfcVKNI i:n VKAR HjCUSTS.
Will Vlhlt Lancaster County In June.
Prof. Itiley, the entomologist, says the
seventeen ear locusts will abound next
June in Marquette and Green Lake counties
Wisconsin, in the neighborhood of Wheel
ing, West Virginia, and probably in Mary
land, Viiginia and District of Columbia.
They may nlse appear, he says, in the west
part of North Carolina, in neithcastern
Ohie, Lancasterceunty,Pa., andWest Ches
ter county, X. Y. There are two breeds of
these periodical locusts, one appearing
once in seventeen years, and the ether
once in thit teen. Beth breeds will appear
this year, but net in the same localities.
The professor says that the thirteen-year
breed will probably be seen in Southern
Illinois, in all of Missouri except the
northwest corner, in Louisiana, Arkansas,
Indian territory, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia, North
Carolina and Seuth Carolina. The two
kinds of locusts differ very little in ap
jtcarauce. The cai licst apearancc of the
seventeen-year locusts in this country, se
tar as tlie records "e, was m ibid in.
Plymouth. Mass., anil they have net failed
te appear once in seventeen years ever
since,
Tne Soup Fund.
The mayor acknowledges the receipt of
the following contributions te the soup
fund since our last report :
Previsions, etc. : .1. F. Steinman, 07e
Kiuiulsef meat : C. Buchiuiller, 30 leaves
of bread ; A. Hirsli, 25 pounds of meat ;
JehuOchs, 2 IniMiels potatoes; G." Brady
fc Seu. 14 leaves of biead : A. Bushong,
Bird-in-IIauil, 50 pounds of Heur ; Stein
man & Ce., use of sleigh ; Reese & Bre.,
use of horse ; a fiiend. peck of apples.
Collected by Officer Flick in the ceunty:
B. GretT, peck of potatess ; David
Burkheklci', SO pounds of Heur ; Hcmy
Newman, cash 25c.; L. Krcider, 1 bushel
of beans ; D. Kreider, pudding aud sau
sage meats, and apples ; C. Bilcr, 25
pounds of flour ; B. Cooper, peck of po
tatoes ; Jehn Fisher, puddiug'aiid sausage
meats, and lard ; J. B. Burkhelder, 50
pounds of Heur ; D.iviiLBec!, 1 bushel of
potatoes ; IT. Iiheads, 50u.; Sam. Realcr,
25c.; Mrs. B. J. McGrann, $5; Miss Kate
Dougherty. $5 ; I. McCallister, Pequca,
2 ; a friend, 50c; a friend, 3.
Business Chance.
Majer B. Frank Breneman has sold his
interest in the well kuewn and well estab
lished business of Flinn & Breneman te
Gee. B. WillKn, and the business will be
continued by Flinn & Wilison. Majer
Breneman retiics from the pressing cares
of active business te'jjivc his time and at
tention te ether interests : aud iiis succes
sor, who has for a year past been in the
counting house of Flinn & Breneman, 'ib
well qualified te successfully aid in carry
ing en an enterprise which originated with
the senior partner of both the dissolving
and new firms, and which in the control of
himself and Majer Breneman has develop
ed into one of the most extensive and pop
ular establishments of its kind in Penn
sylvania. PatBrd Tliititigb."
This meiuing M. B. Leavitt's Ilentz-
Santley company passed through this city j
en their way irem Itarnsburg te Wilininir Wilininir
ten. Suelbakcr's company arrived in
town en the 12 :10 train aud took the next
e'-'O for Columbia, where they appear to
night. Charles Glenn, the conductor who hail
his legs cut off, was a passenger en tlie
11:10 train this morning. He had en a
pair of wooden legs and was looking as
stout and hearty as ever A ; number of
his friends at the depot shook him by the
hand.
A 1'yrainid or Ice.
In Harry Myers's restaurant, this morn
ing, P. B. Fordney, the ice merchant,
erected a pyramid of ice which is, beyond
all comparison, mere beautiful thau the
famous "" Cleopatra's needle" recently
set up in the Central park, New Yerk.
The pyramid consists of three parts a
base, d;c and column, all of pure crystal
ice, the base and die being each ever a
feet in thickness aud the column about
four feel in height.
Haml Cut.
Tiiis morning while Peter B. Fenlucy,
ice merchant, was in the act of carrying a
large square block of ice into Harry Myei s"s
restaurant his feet slipped and he fell, aud
had his finguics crushed between the ice
and the stone pavement. The middle,
third and fourth lingers of the right hand
were all badly cut, and bled profusely.
Dr. Belcnius dressed the wounds.
The ISuzzard Him.
Abraham and Isaac Buzzard had a hear
ing before Alderman Spurrier this morn
ing of a complaint charging them with the
felonious entry of the store of Geerge W.
Stciumctz, atClayposteffice. In default
of bail the accused were committed for
trial at the next quarter sessions.
The liar Association.
This afternoon the beard of ccusers of
the newly formed Laccister Bar assecia
tien met at the office of D. G. Baker, esq.,
for organization. The beard consists of
II. B. Swarr, U. C. Brubakcr, W. U. Hen
scl, D. G. Baker and M. Brosius, csqs.
Mr. Swart- was chosen president and Mr.
Hensel secretary.
Episcopal Visitations.
In the list of appeintracntments by the
Rev. M. A. DcWelfe Howe, bishop of the
diocese of Central Pennsylvania, for the
administration-of the rite of confirmation
in the parishes under his charge, St.
Jehn's church, Marietta, and St. Paul's,
Columbia, are set down for Sunday, March
13 ; St. James and St. Jehn's, this city,
for Sunday, April 3 ; All Saints, Para
disc, for June 4.
Suit Withdrawn.
Jacob Seurbccr, who was arrested a iev:
days age, en complaint made against him
by Jehn K. Fisher, of Manheim, who
charged hira with larceny of about $70,
was discharged by Alderman McConemy,
Fisher withdrawing the charge and con
fessing that lie could net prove it.
I ell ob the lee.
Jacobs. Sheaffer, who is employed en
the railroad and resides al 501 Maner
street, while en his return from work yes
terday evening, siippea en me ice ana leu
opposite Dr. Leng's en Maner street. He
was considerably bruised by the fall and
his face was cut very severely. Dr. Davis
attended bis injuries.
The Dark SpeU.
The police report the following number
of lamps unlit ir the several wards last
night : First ward, 3 ; Second, 4 ; Third,
4; Fourth, 10; Fifth. 7; Sixth, C;
Seventh, 9 ; Eighth, 6 ; Ninth, none. To
tal, 49.
Ne swindler shall shave us except It be with
Cutlcura Shaving Seap.
Amusements.
Prize Entertainment. This evening Finger
ft Ce.'s prize challenge entertainment takes
placn In the opera house. Geld medal? and
ether prizes will be given te the lct clog
dancers, acrobats, tumblers, banjei-ts, aged
negre impersonate! s. Ac. There are a large
number or entries for these prizes, all the per
son being residents et this city and amateur
actors. There will be plenty el fun and a big
house.
Nursing mothers and delicate females gain
strength irem Malt Bitters.
Ht'EVIAL NOTICES.
OEMOCItATIC FKIMAIUEs".
The Democratic Voters of the several wards
will assemble at their usual places of holding
prim try elections, en WEDNESDAY EVEN
IS(i, FEBRUARY 2, between 7 and 8 o'clock,
and make general nominations for the several
elllces te be filled at the cusulng'municipal
election?. They will meet at the same places
en SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 3.
between t: antt 8 o'cleck.and elect the nominees
ler the same. The Judges et the several elec
tions will meet in the second story front room
et Edw. Wiley's saloon, North Queen street, at
9 o'clock p. m., te tabulate the vote for school
director ami declare the highest six te be the
Democratic nominees.
By order et the Committee. . jan27-td
SAMPLE NOTICE.
It is impossible ter a woman alter a faithlul
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinklium-a
Vegetable Compeunu te continue te suirer
with a weakness et the uterus Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
" . iyZUydendftw
Dr. Buowmxe, 1117 Arch street, Philadel
phia, has made a wonderful discovery, net by
chance, but by patient, persistent research in
medicine and chemistry. II is C. ft C. Cordial,
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all
troubles of the same nature, is the happy re
sult et his work, and is destined te make ids
fortune. He has already been ettered a small
fortune te part with his secret, but he wisely
concludes that if ethers can make money out
et tt he can. All druggists sell it. 50c. per
bottle. It net at your druggist's, tell him you
wish te give it a trial.
Pert Grape Wine for Sickness.
Decidedly enr et tlie nicest and most credit
able el any article of Wine we have ever seen,
ie the win' bearing the above name, made
irem the Portugal Pert Grape, cultivated by
Mr. Altreu Sneer, l'a-saic, N. J. This Wine
under the hand et Mr. S peer, has been brought
te a state of great perfection. It pessesies the
highest medicinal virtues, and certainly as an
article ler medicinal use, it is net, in our judg
ment, te be surpassed in color, taste, or any et
the qualities which constitute & pure, mild
and agreeable wine for the sick. Eotten
Transcript.
This wine ,1 recommended by Drs. Atlee
and Davis, and for sale by II. E. Slaymakcr,
Lancaster, Pa. J17-2wdftw
Yeu Can be Happy
li you will step nil your extravagant aud
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fam
ilies with cTpensive doctors or humbug cure
alls, that de harm always, and use only na
ture's simple remedies for all your ailments
you will be wise, well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and geed will tell yen, is Hep
Bitters believe it. See " Proverbs' in auethcr
column. 115-2wdftw
Tlie Keason Why.
The tonie effect of Kidney-Wert is produced
by its cleansing aud purifying action en the
bleed. Where there is a gravelly deposit in
the urine, or milky, ropy, urine from disorder
ed kidneys, it cures without fail. Constipa
tion and piles icadlly yield te its cathartic
and healing power. Put up in dry vegetable
ierm or llquid(very concentrated), either acts
prompt and sure. Trey Budget.
ian2Mwdftw
DEATHS.
Whitehill. Mrs. Marv Whitehlll, relict of
the late J.unet, Whitehill, of Marietta, at her
lesidcucc, en Friduy morning.
Funeral from her late residence en Monday,
the 31st inst., at 1 o'clock. it
Bees. In this eitv, en Jannary 27. 181, Anna
Mary, wile of Philip Bees, in the (3d year of
her age.
De treat mother, thou has left up.
Here thy less we deeply feel ;
But 'tin Ged that hath bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Gene but net foiicetten.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral
from the residence of her husband, en Leve
lane, en Sunday afternoon, at 2 e'clrck. In
terment in Zion's cemetery. 2td
NEIF ADVERTISEMENTS.
n
rMX. KENT. STOKE AND DWELLING
Ne. Id Seuth Queen street. Apply at. the
iMTELLIQBXCKR OIBCC.
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE COPIES
of the DAILY INTELLIGENCER et
JANUARY 21,1880, and SEPTEMBER 2, 18-0.
dJO-tni
1JOU KKNT.-A THKRE-STOBY BRICK
; Dwelling Heuse, with all improvements,
situated en Seuth Prince street (aear Stevens
neuse). Applyte J. P. IIOLLINGER.
It 33 Seuth Pnnce street.
T
Htt. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT
Helders of Woodward Hill Cemctcrv. for
me election or Managers, will ne held en Mon
day, February 7, 181, at 7 p. m., at the office of
Geerge D. tprecher, Eat King street.
120-2td .1. II. MARTIN, Secretary.
CCTION.
J
On Te-morrow (SATURDAY! evcninir.
wuiucsem nx -iiirKneiiier s store, corner et
Chestnut, ami Plum streets. Ne. 359, Dry
Goods, Notions, etc. Sale at 7 o'clock.
jan7-GwdFAS II. K. BURKHOLDER. Agt.
THE ANNUAL. Mr.l-.TINt; OF THIS LOT
Helders et the LancasterCemetery for the
election of Trustees wiUbcheld en TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 1, 1881, between the hours of 10
and 11 o'clock a. m., at the Grape Hetel. North
Queen street. JOSEPH SAMSON.
Janll,12,23d Secretary.
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HOTEL AND STABLING FOB KEM.
The two-tery hotel with large yard and
stabling, Nes. 110 nnd 112 Sonth Queen street,
within one square of Centre Square. Apply te
1JAUSJIAN ft I1UUNS.
janir-tfu
Ne. 10 West Orange street.
ptAKPETS, COAL, tea.
PHILIP SCHUM, SON & CO.,
MANUFACTORY,
Ne. 150 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.,
Well-known Manufacturers of Genuine
LANCASTER QUILTS,
COUNTERPANES.
COVERLETS.
BLANKETS.
CARPETS.
CARPET CHAIIf,
STOCKING YARN, Ac.
CUSTOM RAG CARPETS A SPECIALTY.
LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Dress Goods Dved either In the piece or In
Garments; also, all kinds of silks. Ribbons.
Linen, Cotten and Woolen Goods Dyed. Gen
tlemen's Coats, Overcoats, Pants. Vests, Ac,
Dyed or Scoured; also, Indigo Blue Dyclnt
done.
All orders or goods left with us will receive
prompt attention.
CASH PAID FOR SEWED
CARPET RAGS.
GOAL. COAL.
Ceal et the best quality put up expressly in
family use, and at tlie lowest market rates.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARD-150 tOUTH WATKB STREET.
OS-lydESi rarwp scuujj, bqn. go
ytCW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOK KENT FROM APRIL 1 THE TH RE fi
st ery BRICK DWELLING, situated at
Ne. 135 North Queen street," 15 rooms, includ
ing the Dental Reems new occupied by Dr.
Knight, Het and Celd Water, Bath, neater.
Range, Water Closet. Applv te
liaLS31A & BURNS.
Real Estate Agents.
J2--3ttedR
10 West Orange Street.
VALENTINES
ANU
BIRTHDAY CARDS
IX GREAT VARIETY AT
FON DERSMITH'S BOOKSTORE,
33 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
chinahallT
Our STOCK WARE ler HOUSEKEEPERS
is the
LARGEST AXD J1EST IX LAyCAtSTEIi.
ODD AND DAMAGED WARE.
SOLD CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT.
JJ3-A ctll is sufficient te convince ull.3ft
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 EAST KING STRKKT.
I
NSUKE WITH TI1K OLD AM WELL
Established Agency of the
U Fire Insurance Ce.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in Sa'eand Seiid Securities.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
Ne. !: LAST KING STREET,
dlHinitlM.W.SR
Second Fleer.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Netice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between A. C. Flinn
ami IS. F. Brencniaii. miner I he name of Flinn
& Breneman, ha- tins day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All p.uliet indebted te salil
firm are requested te make payment, and
these having claims will present them ter
payment. A. C. FLINN.
15. V. IIRENEMAN.
Lancaster, Pa., .Jan. 2:), 181.
Having disposed of my int'-re-t in the lirm
el Flinn A Rrnneman te Gcercc 1!. Wilison, I
beg leave te it turn thank- te my Iricndsaud
the public for past favors, and respectfully ask
the continuance of their geed will and patron
age te my feucceaers.
15. F. ISREKESIAN.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Netice it hereby given that the undersigned
have thij day entered into a copartner-hip
under the firm name et Flinn & Wilison, te
conduct and carry en at Ne. 132 North Queen
street, in the Cily et Lancaster, a general
lleiinc FurnUhing. Gas Fitting, Plumbing,
Steve and Heater ISii-ines.
A. C. FLINN.
GEO. 15. WILLSOX.
Lancaster, I'a , Jan. 20, 18S1.
iPECIAI. NOTICE.
HAGER & BROTHER.
Xe 25 WEST KIM! STKEET.
We aie celling :tl lc- than pie-ent value
STANDARD MAKES OF
Bleached aud Unbleached Muslins,
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings
rillew Muslins, and Tickings.
LOOM AUD DAMASK
TABLE LINENS,
Napkins and Towels,
MARSEILLES AND CROCHET QUILTS,
WllITEawl (JQL'JltED ItLAXKETS.
OPENED THIS OAT
A LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS
WITH INSSRTINGS TO MATCH.
AXtNUAl. STATEMENT OF MUNICIPAL
authoritiesef the Cilv of Lancaster, ler
18!:
The Finance Committee of I he City of Lan
caster, in compliance with the Oct id April 20,
1871, respectfully mi bin it the following state
ment, snowing the financial condition of the
eitv of Lancaster en the first day of .January,
A. 1. 18S1:
A&fETS.
City Water Works, steam pumps,
water pumps, .about 32 miles et 4,
6, S. 10, 12, 20 and 21-Inch mains, 3i:i
ping", is? sieps ue.irnman prep
erty and water right4-.
City "Hull
$ii:.,."(H) m
, i),oeu oe
12-VOUU 00
10,000 00
I." 00
Market houses
Statiou-heuse and let
One let en Eut Chestnut street
485 lamps and pests
Pipes, took, elc, of Water Depart
ment Hammers, tool, shove's, etc., of
Street Department
Sates, lurniturc, etc., belonging te
city. .......... . .4 ..................
Liens for taxes, water rents, pavings,
etc., due the city ler 1S71, 1873. 187C,
1877, 1S78. 18:9 and lst)
Taxes for lSSOiti hands' of Cens. ables
ler celli ctieu
Water rents ler 18S0 in Alderman's
hands for collection
Lancaster city six per cent, bends in
Sinking Fund
Cash in treasury as per Treasurer's
report. January 1, 18tfl
,7.jO 00
i,; oe
2ji) (0
1,030 00
I ,000 03
11.1'7 7.1
88 37
157,933 Ort
23.211 4C
Total assets S813,i5j 81
LIABILITIES.
Funded debt at six per cent $J5,UI2 02
Funded debt at five per cent j,'.m J
Amount of bills presented, approved
and unapproved 21,500 Oj
$723,"12 02
Assets ?81.,6f5 8t
Liabilities 723,312 02
Excess et assets ever liabilities $ 90.313 8J
The luuded del it as above matures in 1SS3 and
1890, and at Intermediate periods at the option
of the city. In fixing the valuation el the real
cstateewned by the city, the committee are et
opinion that tney have placed the properties at
an undervaluatien of what they would realize
if put upon the market. The city pays nothing
for the useet water for its fire department and
ether purposes through its 340 plugs. Water
rents ler 1880 amounted te $33,920.10, and rents
Irem markets te $8,600. Fer the sinking fund
$23,000 was redeemed in 1880. reducing the fund
ed debt that amount. Valuation of taxable
property ler 18e was $ll.joe,ooo.
GEO. W. ZECI1ER,
A.J.EBEEL1,
1). McMULLEN,
JOHN H. BARNES,
Committee en Finance and Accounts of City
Of Lancaster.
Attest : J. K, Babb, Clerb, ltd
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EDGINGS
INSERTIONS.
at astonishingly low
pi ices.
Narrow Edgings Irem
2c. per yard up.
HaiuNeme Edgings
at 3c.
Fine Kdgingsat7.8,flc.
2-inch wide Edgings
at 10 and 12c
Choice Patterns at
ICand 10c
Most handsome Em
broideries at 23c.
Elaborate Patterns
from Site, upward.
Cotten Edgings and
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Ne. (JO. Ne. 0, Ne. 1, Ne. 2, Ne. 3. Ne. I.
41c. 4Sc. 50c. 58c. 5c. 75c. per dez.
SERPENTINE BRAID.
Ne. 13, Se. 17, Xe. 21, Ne. 25.
8e. 10c. 13c. 17c. per dozen.
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TO SUIT MOST
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A Geed Corset at 33c.
Tin: 'Astrich Gem' Cor
set, side steels and dou
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A Geed Woven Cereet
utesc.
An Elegant Spoeu Busk
Corbet, with side steels
and bide lacings, at
only 73c.
The Extra Leng 80 Bene
'Star" Corset at 03c.
Our 100 Bene One Dol Del
lar Ceisctiu Wnite
and Coleiol.
A Fine French Woven
Corset, with elegantly
embroidered busk, at
only $1.
CORSETS
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CORsETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
Wc call attention te our stock of Tiimminge
i-iiltablc ter
MASQUERADE
PARTIES,
Such as
GOLD ami SILVER BRAID,
GOLD and SILVER FRINGE,
SPANGLES, BELLS. &-.
All et which me arc selling at met
reasonable prices.
HOSIERY Ladies' Weel Ribbed HOSIERY
HOSIERY Hese, 10c. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Knitted Weel HOSIERY
HOSIERY Hese, extra, heavy, ex- HOSIERY
HOSIERY tra long, 33c. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Knitted Lambs HOSIERY
HOSIER) Weel UeM.4e. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Fiench All Weel HOSIERY
HOSIERY C.i-dmiore Hese, Fancy, IIO-1ERY
HOSIERY 40c. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Heavy French HOSIERY
HOSIERY All Weel Cashmere HOSIERY
HOSIERY He.c.50c.apair. HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Ladies' b inn All Wen HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Cashmere Hese, cm- HOSIERY
HOSIERY bieidered centre, HOSIERY
HOSIRRY flOc. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Extra Heavy HOSIERY
HOSIERY Cotten Hese, Fleece HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Mned. Full Regular HOsIERY
HOSIERY' Made, in Solid Celers, HOSIERY
HOSIERY 50c. a pair. HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Ladies' White Iren HOSIERY
HOSIERY Frame Hese, Full Reg- HOSIERY
HOSIERY ular Made, Fleece HOSIERY"
HOSIERY' Lined, 23c. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Extra Heavy HOSIERY
HOSIERY Full Regular Made HOSIERY
HOSIERY Balbrlggans, Silk HOSIERY
HOSIHRY Clocked, 25c. a pair. HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Ladies' Extra Heavy HOSIERY
HOSIERY Balliriggans, Full Reg- HOSIERY
HOSIERY ular Made, elegantly HOSIERY
HO IERY embroidered feet, for HOSIERY'
HOSIERY' evening wear. 25c. a pr. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Full Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY Made Lisle Thread HOSIER!
HOSIERY Hove, e.egantly em- HOSIERY
HOSIERY breidercd, 23c. a vair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Child's Imported Dark HOSIERY
HOSIERY Cotten Steckimrs, new HOSIERY
HOSIERY styles, 0 te 8, 20 te 25c. HOSIERY
HOSIERY" Child's Plain Colored HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Cotten Hese. Silk HOSIERY
HOSIERY Clocked. Full Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY Mate,6 to8"i-,30te HOSIERY'
HOSIERY 40c.apair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Child's Fu l Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY' Made Cotten Hese, em- HOSIERY
HOSIERY' bieidered centre, 5 le HOSIERY
hosiery sjc.2SteS4c. hosiery
HOSIERY Child's Fine French HOSIERY
HOSIERY Cotten Hese, Full Reg- HOSIERY
HOSIERY ular Made, new design HOSIERY
HOSIERY' and elegant colors, 5 te HOSIERY
HOSIERY 8U,31te49e. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Child' Ribbed Wee! HOSIERY
HOSIERY Hese, Regular Made, HOSIERY'
HOSIERY 2Slc. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Child's Knitted Fine HOSIERY
HOSIERY Lambs' Weel Hene, HOSIERY
HOSIERY 20c. apair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Dark Heavy HOSIERY
HOSIERY Cotten Hese, Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY Made. lc. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Ladies' Gray Mixed HOSIERY
HOSIERY Hese. Regular Made, HOSIERY
HOSIERY Silk Clocked, 13c. a pr. HOSIERY
HOSIERY' Ladles' Gray Mixed HOSIER
HOSIERY Hese, Full Regular HOSIERY"
HOSIERY' Made, Silk Clocked in HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Flowers, 25c. a pair. HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Gents' Full Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY JIadc Extra Fine Half HOSIERY
HOSIERY Hese, 17c. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Gents' Full Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY' Made Balbriggan,Silk HOSIERY
HOSIERY Clocked, 23c. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Gents' Plain Cardinal HOSIERY
HOSIERY Balbrlggans, Full Reg- HOSIERY
HOSIERY ular Made, Silk Cleck. HOSIERY
HOSIERY cd, wai ranted fast HOSIERY
HOSIERY colors. 23c. a pair. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Gents' Full Regular HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Made Gray Mixed HOSIERY'
HOSIERY Merine Hese, 25c. n pr. UOSIE RY'
HOBIERV Gents' Heavy ttibbed HOSIEHY
HOSIEBY Weel Hese. lsc. a pair. HOSIERY
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Carriages! Carriages! Carriages!
i :e: -
CALL AND SEE
NORBECK & MILEV'S
HANDSOME CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES
And Vehicles el all Descriptions. A New Supply of
SLEIGHS
Just finished. The best in the market. Repairing promptly attended te. Remember eui Motte :
"OTJR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD."
OFFICE ANU FACTORY:
COR. DUKE AND VINE STS., LANCASTER, PA.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COAL! GOAL! I
Fer geed, clean Family and all ether kin d
of COAL go te
RUSSETj&SHULMYER'S.
Quality and Weight guaranteed. Orders re
spectfully sollelted.
OFFICE: S3 East King Street. YARD:
6IS North Pnuce Street.
uugll-taprlSR
PUBLIC ALK OF CANADA AND MICHI
GAN HORSES. On 3IONDAY. JANU
ARY 31, 18SI. will be sold at J. D Denlinger's
Merriinac Heuse, Ne. 115 North Prince street.
Lancaster city. Pa., the following, te wit:
Twe i.ar Leads of HORSES. One of Heavy
Canada, and one et Michigan nerscs. TIik
Michigan Horses arc Driver. Seme, geed
Breed Mares, one heavy with foul. The above
stock must be as represented by the under
signed, or no sale. A credit et sixty days will
be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp,
when attendance wIU be given by
GhORGE GROSSMAN,
Sam'l Hess Sex, Auct. JanC8-2td
1881
1881
VALENTINES!
ELEO-ANT STYLES,
GREAT VARIETY.
BOX VALENTINES,
UNEQUALED.
Call and see
AT BOOKSTOKE OF
JOHTT BAER'S sous,
15 and 17 NORTH iJUtEN STREET,
l.ANCAEK, I A.
ISf
TOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE THAT
PAPER HANGING
Dene before the liish begins
WE ARE NOW SHOWING OUR ENTIRE
SPRING STOOK.
-OF
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
AT
LOW PRICES.
J. B. MARTIN & CO ,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.
LANCASTER, PA.
LADIES!
We arc showing New Spring Styles et
Prints at 5, BVi, 7 and 8 cents per yard.
Best Pacific Percales In choice styles,
at the very low price el Scents per yard.
Blcached Muslins at CJ, 7, 8,!), 10, 11
ami 12J cents per yard.
Unbleached Muslins at (., 7, 8, 9 and
10 cents per yard.
Bleached Sheeting in 9-4 and 10-4
widths, at very lowest prices.
In Unbleached Sheeting, 10-4 width,
wc arc offering a very great bargain.
Cochcce and Lancaster Cambrics, in
the New Spring Styles, new open at
lowest price.".
Wc call special attention te our 12,
15, 18, 20 and 25 cent Gray Flannel:-.
White aud Red Flannels at equally low
pries.
Table Linens ut price:, loner than
they ever have been i-old.
Comforts of our own make at a very
great bargain. (Juilts and Counter
panes at low prices.
White and Gray Blankets elTcsing
very low.
. our Remnant Counter will be
found many choice goods that wc are
offering very low.
Great Bargains e tiering in Ladies' and
Children's Hosiery.
Great mark down In this department
te close out a number of broken lines
of styles.
JVPelitc attention shown te all. Give
us n call.
Gil1, Bewers & Hurst,
25 East King Street.
NEW ADVERT1SEMEN1S.
E
STATE OF SUtAH MONTGOMERY.
late of the city of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters et administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, all per
sons indebted thereto are requested te make
immediate payment, and these having claims
or demands against the same will present
them for settlement te the undersigned, re
siding in said eitv.
ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY
H. B. Swarr, Administratrix.
Attorney. jan29-etdeaw
ENTERTAINMENTS.
UULTON OFKKA HOUSE.
Monday Evening, Jannarj 31, 1880.
Engagement of the Famous
Cellier's Banker s Daughter
COMBINATION,
Under the auspice or A. M. Palmer. Union
Square Theatre. New Yerk City.
J. W. COLLIER, Maxaeek
Reproduction in this city of Breusen How Hew
ard's charming play, "The Banker's Daugh
ter," illustrated Willi magnificent scenery. Du
plicates of the original models will be brought
here by this company. Superb toilets ami a
phcueuicuiil cast. Notwithstanding the great
expense attending this engagement, prices will
remain as usual. Bex sheet new open at the
Opera Heuse Offlcc. jan37-4td
MISCELLANEOUS.
8 O'CLOCK COFFEE IS THK PUREST
and best ter the Breakfast Table.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
lit North Queen Street.
jan20-lmd Lancaster, Pa
REOPKNING. MY SHOE STOKE, NO. 11)
Wet King street, lately damaged bv tire,
lias been reopened with an citilrc new Meck
of Beets anil Sher-s, which will be sold cheap
ter cash. I bave also a let of Beet and Si ees
slightly duinaued by water that I w ill cIoeeut
very cheap. Call aud see.
Jan2S3td LOUIS 3ATTLEB.
01 A nnn school loan.-pkepos-
Ol4,UUU als will be received by the
Tmuurer for any portion or the wholeamonnl
of the above lea- of Mt. Jey Borough Scheel
District Bends, issued in sums of $1(W, payable
after five years at the option of the ."choel DU
trict Beard, and due In twenty years, bearing
four per'cent. interest per annum payabe tiutui
annually, free from all taxes. The above bends
will be lM-ued under a general act of Assembly
May f, 1S76, te redeem the unpaid portion et
fla.ire of Scheel Bends issued in 1S72 under
special act of Assembly of IStiS. By order of
the Scheel Heard.
B. M. GREIDER. President,
P. A. P YLE, Treasurer.
jan21-UeblIAltw Committee. 311. Jey.
I .ELECTION OF M'UOOL DIKEUTOKS.
U The qualified electors of the city of Lan
caster are hereby notified that an election will
be held in tbc several wards at the usual places
et holding state and county elections, en
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1831, between the
hours of G o'clock in the morning and 7 o'clock
in the evening of said day, for thu purpoe of
electing twelve Scheel Directors ler the term
of three years Jrein the llrat Thursday in No
vember next. And thx election efllcersln tne
several wards are hereby required te make the
necessary official returns of the election, and
te notify the persons elected within tvreutv tvreutv
feur hours after such election shall have been
closed, and the number of ve es for each can
didate or person voted teras"ertaincd.
J. B. WARFEL, President.
C. F. Ebermak, Sec'y jan25-3td
Mrs. Lydia K Pinkham,
OP LYNN, MASS.,
Her Vegetable Compemid the Savier
of If er Sex.
Health, Hepe and Happiness Re
stored by the use of
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound,
The Foaltive Cure Fer
All Female Complaints.
This preparation, as Its name signifies, con
sists et Vegetable Properties that are harmless
te the most delieate invalid. Upen one trial
tlie merits of this compound will be recognized,
its relief 1? immedi-ite; and when its um; is con
tinued, in ninety-nine cases in a hundred, a
permanent cure is etfectetl, as thousands will
testify. Onaccountefitsprovenmcrits.it is
te-day recommended and prescribed by the
best physicians in the country.
It will euro entirely the worst form of falling
of the ulcru-t, Leucerrhasa, irregularand p.iin
lul Menstruation, all Ovarian Trouble, In
flammation and Ulceration, Floedings, all Dis
placements and the consequent spinal v.e.ik-nc-53.
and is especially adapted te the Ciangi
or Lite.
In fact it lias proved te be the grcatc-t and
best remedy that has ever been discovered. It
permeates every portion of the system, anil
gives new lite and vigor. It removes faintiics-.,
flatulency, destroys all craving ter stimulant.-',
and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Bleating.-Headachei, Nervnus Pros
tration, General Debility. Slceplesn".M, Dc
fircssien and Indigestion. That ttelingef bcai
ng down, causing pain, weight and backache,
is always permanently cured by its ue. It
will at all times, ami under all rirciiiiiMauci s,
act in harmony with the law that govern- the
female system.
Fer Kidney cemptaints of either sex th'a
Compound is unsurpassed.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
is; prepared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price 1. Six bottles ter ?5. Sent
by mail in tlie form et pills, ul-e in the form et
lozenges, en receipt et price, 11 perbu, for
either. -Mrs. PINKHAM Ireely unswem all let
ters erinquiry. Send ler pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
Ne family should .be without LYDIA E.
PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con
stipation, Biliousness and Torpidity of the
Liver. S3 cents per ber.
Johnsten, Holleway & Ce.,
tienenil Agents, Philadelphia.
Fer sale by C. A. Lecher, 9 East King street
and Gee. W. Hull, 15 West King street.
y29.lvdced&w
PKOVEKBS.
I' Ne one can be sick when when the stomach
bleed, liver and .'kidneys are healthy, and
Hep Bitters keep them se."
"The greatest nourishing tonic, upiietizer
strcngtuencr and curative en earth. Hep Bit
ters."
" It is impossible te remain long sick or out
el health, where nep Bitters arc used."
" Why de Hep Bitters cure se much ?" " Be
cause they give geed digestion, rich bleed, and
heulthyactione?allthe organs.'
" Ne matter what yenr feelings or ailment
is, Hep Bitters will de you geed."
"Remember, Hep Bitters never does harm,
but geed, always and continually."
"Purify the bleed, cleanse the stomach and
sweeten the breath with Hep Bitters."
" Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hep Bit
ters."
"Ne health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hep Bitters."
Hep Bitters MaBalfcctarlBp Ctatpanr,
BecuCSter, New Yerk, and Terente, Ontario.
JanMydJJWTter
w Discovery
THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 20, 1861.
WEATHER INDICATION.
Wasuixgtex. Jan. 29.-Fer the Middle
states, winds shifting' te southerly ami east
erly, with slowly rising temperature, clear
or fair weather during the rest of Satur
day, followed by cloudy weather and areas
of snow, with falling barometer.
BY WIRE.
News el the Afternoon la BcUL '
The explosion of the water back in W,
R. Greene's residence, Providence, R. L,
wrecked the kitchen and. seriously burned
two domestics.
D, . Brown, confined in the Lake
county (3Iicb.) jail for drunkenness, set
lire te his cell and was burned te death.
Rebert King, died at the charity he
pital en Blackwell's Island from, trich trich
ne.sis. Jehn Casshiy, a young man of Rockdale,
Delaware county, was frozen te death
while out sleighing en "Wednesday night.
A commercial traveler named IleUand,
from Philadelphia, is reported te bave
been robbed of 82,100 in money and of a
check for $10,000 en a Missouri Pacific
train between Jcflerseu City and Sedalia
yesterday.
The meeting of the Reading stockholders
te elect officers will be held March 14th
instead of the 7th. Tlie change is ac
ceptable te the McCulments.
Packard & Ce.'s furniture teie aud
Pierce's dry goods store at Salem, Mass.,
burned te-day ; less i espeetivcry $ 10,000
and $7,000.
The Talbot t brothers have been convict
ed of the murder of their father at Mnrys
ville, M).
Buck McClcm.in was shot at a dance by
a companion, named Iklk, at PlatUburg,
Me.
Heavy snow storms ate reported from
New England nnd in some places the mails
arc carried en horseback. An engine and
snow plow nin oil' the track at Ctarement.
Tlie thermometer was 0 below zero.
Jehn Hay's Italian villa, at Easter,
burned te-day ; less, 2.",000.
The Earl of Hardwicke, formerly Master
of thu Royal Ruckheuiids in England,
with liabilities of 240,000, has presented
his petition in liquidation.
Cyrus Smith and ethers of Chicago have
been arrested for trying te cheat the gev
ernment. Their plan of operation was te
procure revenue stamps en the pretext of
starting a match factory and thcji sell
them.
WONOEICFII. WALKING.
Tlie Splendid Score In the O'l.rary Teurnn-
ment.
New Yerk, Jan. 29. At 1 1 o'clock to
day the score at the walking match steed
Hughes, .142 miles, e laps; Albert, 529
miles, 5 laps; Vint, 522 miles, 6 laps;
Krohne, 520 miles, 4 laps ; Heward, 514
miles ; Campnna, 401 miles.
At neon te-day Hughes was still going
briskly and Allicrt.the second man, was five
miles ahead of the best record ever made
previously at that hour. Beth these men
are in excellent condition. Vint still holds
third place, with Krohue two miles behind
him.
NO IfALLOT.
Tlie Joint Coiivtmtleu Without it Querum.
llAnitisnuitG, Jan. 29. In the joint con
vention te-day only 101 members were
present nnd the convention being without
a quorum adjourned until Monday without
taking a ballet for United Suites senator.
MAHKETS.
Nmv Yerk Market.
w Yerk. Jan. 2. Fleur StitU and West
ern lirm. moderate expert and jobbing trade
iuuiiiry: Miperflne State $34Q$4 00; extra d
HJnniVt; choice de U IMi)i 'JO; lanev
de $1 !).'$' 50; round hoop Ohie 91 401 Oil;
choice de ut 14 JOgG 75; supcrtiuu west
ern iV, 50t4 00: common te geed ex
tra de 4:S0$1(-; choice de ITOfjGTi;
choice white li.iit de i O0&6 OS Southern
quiet and unchanged : common te faireztra
$1 .'OrfSirc un.nl t' -lielc- & 303(5 50.
Wheat Winter White strong; Red n shade
lower and moderately active ; Ne. J White,
Feb. $1 17 ; de March. $1 18 : Ne. 2 lied, Feb.
$1 10' ; de March fl aul a.
Cern a trifle firmer and quiet ; Mfre" west
ern spot. SlVi'ss-c: de future iyfffi.
Oats quiet and firm ; State, ISjfie ; Western
4''f84c.
Philadelphia Market.
i';i::.ai)KL1tiia. January ). Fleur quiet but
fady ; miprfliu 42 2f3 37 f extra S &Vfj
4 00: ouieiind liulian.t family (S 2ttJ.r, 75; Pa.
de ?1 S5 f?.' i"i : St. i.eui-i laiiiily f .VlCG X);
Vluneseta clear ." G0"'.- 23- stndjfbt, 5 73
(i 12; ivHten and hiah "trades f23ff7 7.
Kv dour at il h7i5 (iO.
Wheat steady; Ne. 2 Western Red$Ilfl';
Penn'a. Riil Jl ir.gi 1BJ$; Amber $1 15QI 1C.
Cern quiet and steady; dKimer 52.2).e ;
yellow Me ; mixed Me. "
Dal-dull; Ne. I While 43v ; Ne. Sde 44c:
Ne. :5 de 4."c; Ne.2Mi.xci!4IJc.
il-i- firm at 93c.
Provi-den linn : ms- pert. old. at J13 SO
l."7; new, $1515 SOOH ; beet hums $18 ; in
dttui m.-s beet ll'JOO, f.e b. l!ir.qii mneked
ha tin ti Jllc: plckleil hum ffJiQKc ; smoked
dieuldcri 54-C; wilt dejic.
i.md linn; cily Ki-ttly Kte : loe-n bntelieis'
'Je : prime xti-nni 9 87.
Cutter market steady but quiet ; Crram
ery ccini 33e : de geed te choice' Z)ft:!J;
liradferd county and New Yerkextrn, tulu,
?l'f2Kc : de firkins. 2423c; Western dairy
extra 25fS"j26r: : de oed te choice 1852k. Rolls
average receipts peer and dull; l'enn'ii Ex
tra 17fiOc ; Western Rccr v extra 1S20.
Eire quiet b ut still scarce ; Pa. 47c ; West
er' 4547c.
Cheese market quiet and uteady ; New Yerk:
lull cream, i:5fjl4c; Western full cream, i:t
mi'4c: de fair uigoed lTalc; de half skims
ley.lV,ic ; Pa. de lO'll'c.
Petroleum Urm ; rctliied tyie.
Whiky at $1 V).
Seed t'oed te prime clever quiet 7iSVJ:
Timethy, $2 72 85c : FJ.ixee- firm at $1 33
fsl l!A.
Stock Market.
Nkw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks strong.
January 29.
A. X. A. M. T. M. T. M. P. M.
Hr23 12-30 1:40 2:15 2:u-j
jueiiy -ityQ
Eric It. R .10 43 SO
Michigan .&: l..b.... 131 l..l"4 131
Michigan Cent. R. K..121& I2-vJ 141
Chicago ft N. W 131 i:tf 131
Chicago. M ft St. P.. llt- 119J4 117ft
Han. ft St. -I. Cem S&ii .j
" PMd 107J108
Teledo ft wanasn r.;s aujj;
Ohie ft MlHslsslppi. .. 4
St. Leuis, L 31. S R-. 01'-i
Ontario and Western. 40
C. Cftl. R.R 25
44J4
44X ....
0154
41
XX
41& ....
2t ....
Jt ....
New Jersey Central.. 8SJ4
Xi
Del. ft lldusen Canal.lM& 101 lOtfg
Del.. LaeK.a; wcsierer.'tx iztK 13U
Western Union TcI..13f)Js laOJi 158k
Pacific Mail S. S. Ce. &l 54 54
American U.Tel. Ce
Union Paelflc 111 V&i 1223$
Kansas ft Texas 17 47 47
New Yerk Central I30J4
Adams Express 128
Illinois Central 122
Cleveland ft Pitts 131
Chicago 4 Reck 1 130
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W 137X
PHILADZLTHtA.
Stocks steady.
. ..1..fn f 1K1 if-ir J-.f
t4
Phil'a. ft Reading..... 31 31 3e .... 30"?
Ij-liltrh Vallev sam aC H&U .',?.
uy
Lehigh Navigation... 42 42)
Northern Pacific Cem 364 W 36K
F'1 . 66J4 67
Pitts., TltnsT'eftB.... 20J$ VM W
Northern Central .... 47 47 7K
7
niuaLneK.Ji..,. .... '
Northern Penn'a 57 .... ....
in.n.R'sefNJ 184 185
Hestonvllle Pass. 1!K .... '...'. .... 134
Central Traaa. Ce..... &4
t