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Lancaster daily intelugeNcer, Tuesday, February i, issi.
couiirer common pleas.
IScIere Judge Patterson.
Henry Seiberling vs. Samuel Myeis.
This was an action brought in 18G7 by the
plaint i()' te recover waves for services ren
dcied the defendant, whu resides in Ve
muiKville, while in Ins employ. The plain
till claimed that he worked for him three
months and twenty-two days. He received
$41. but there was stsil owing him $12
with interest The defense .vas that the
plaint ill" had worked but two mouths and
twenty-eight days, and lie had been paid
all that was owing him. The jury found
in favor of the plaintiff for $21.70.
In the case of Ann .Mary B. Kraybill and
Jacob Kraybill, for the use of Ann Mary
U. KYaybili, vs. AViley Brethers, a verdict
was taken in favor of the defense.
Frederick Wolf vs. Christian Gast, uuar
dian of Jehn IJ. Shread. After this case
was attached the defendant asked te
amend his plea by addtng nun aaaumiit.
The plaintiff's counsel plead surprise and
the ease was continued.
Jeseph C. Brin&cr, for the use of Jonas
lirinsur, vs. S. Keller, jr., constable, of
Elizabcthtewn. This is an action brought
te recover the amount of a judgment for
$77.15, en which execution was issued and
placed in the hands of the defendant en
February 25, 1879. The plaintiff obtained
a judgment agaiut Richard Ileilig and
Simen Albsighr, execution was issued
and placed in the hands of the defendant
and it was made returnable April 12. The
execution was leturr.cd, endorsed " Levy
made but net sold, ler want of time." An
aliiiH execution was then issued and se wa
a pkurcx execution. The money was never
made and this suit is brought en account
of the neglect, of duly of the defendaut in
failing te make the money en the execu
tion. Tin: testimony for the plaintiff showed
that the plaintiff went with the constable
te levy en Simen Albrights go-ids. Brinser
then said he wanted te make arrangements
with with Albright te secure the money ;
a siete p.tyahle in eight months was drawn
up and il was left with Albright te get
security, which he failed te de. While the
alt'its execution was pending, it was claimed
that Briuser made arrangements with Al
bright by which he was ie be paid the
amount of this execution out of an estate
of which the mother efJ Ilichaid Hcilig
was an heir. The endorsement en the ex
ecution was te this effect, and the defense
claimed that in the report new tiled in
court money had been set aside for this
purpose. Exceptions have been tiled and
the matter has net yet beeis disposed of.
The defense claimed that the interference
of the plaintiff caused the delay in pay
ment. The plaintiff denied having made any
ugseeinent as alleged, but claims that it
was done by Albright and t lie constable.
Itclure Judge Livingston.
In the case of Benjamin D. Meycr vf.
Henry Keif, the testimony closed at neon
te-day and counsel began addressing the
jury this afternoon. The evidence for the
plaintiff this week was rebuttal of what
had' been given by the defendant last
week in regard te the increase of size of
the sand bar and its effect in backing the
water into Meyer's tad race.
IVilt or 3ttrepsnent.
The petition of M.H. Hastings, husband
of Uelu-cea E. Hastings, who is the owner
of 142 aerosol" land in Celcain tewn.ship,
was presented te the court this morning.
A writ of cstrepmeiit was granted en the
present tenant, Win. S. Hastings, te
restrain him from committing waste
by cutting dewis the timber, removing
Hie manure and usisssr the straw,
which, it. is alleged, belongs te the realty,
hist which Win. S. Hastings threatens te
convert U his own nc. against the pro pre
test of M. II. and licbeeea Hastings, the
latter of whom purchased the property tin
January 1, 18S1. from llesirv Webb, Irons
whom the defendant leased it for one year
from April 1. IS5", te April 1, 18S1
Ylewers Appointed.
Head viewers were appointed by the
court in the following cases last week :
Te vacate a read in Little Britain towss tewss
ship. beginning at a point en the read
leading from Fairmount station tePusey's
mill, known as the Walnut ces-ncr, te
where it. intellects a sead leading from
King's bridge te Pnsey's mi!;. Viewers :
Jehii J. Lewis. Jehn J. Penny and Aiban
Cutler.
Te review that part of a public read re
cently laid out from a point en a public
i-ead leading from Maner township te the
Lancaster and Columbia turnpike, in Hess
of one vacated between the lirst mentioned
point and si private read leading frtyn
Jacob E. Sinner's in Maner and West
llcmp&'ld townships. Viewers : Michael
L. Hoever, Samuel W. Frantz and Thes.
P. Fordney.
.n Hem iic!i-2iS up Irmn :i Siimv jSank
As diir lep.nter was walking along
Christian street near Orange this morning,
he picked up the following item, intended
no dou'et. for the Intulligkncku, and
written hi the well-known hand of Mr.
Hess :
'Sale of Horses. Samuel Hess & Sen,
auctioneers, sold yesterday, Jan. 81, at
public sale at the Mcrrimac house, Latu
caster city, for Ge. Gressman, 24 head of
Canada her.-rs at an average of $100 per
head; four of the let were sold at $1,091)."
Reporters are expected te find the ncw.i
no matter where it may be hid : but we
respectfully suggest te our coiTCspendcntfe
that a snow bank in a by-street and en a
stormy morning is net the most convenient
place in which te have their favors depos
ited. Hereafter please drop them in a
mere cent sal locality.
AsSTHvatfrt 'Assault.
Last nig?-, t. while Victer Kasser was walk
ing sicar the corner of West King and
Piiucc streets, he was accosted by a man
who war. under the influence of liquor and
who asked Mi-. Kasser te give him ten
cents for a night's lodging. Mr. Kasser,
seeing the man's condition, told him he
had better go te the station house. This
madelhc feliew angry and he followed
Mi Kaser, who pushed him away and
told him te go about his business. The
fellow then attacked Mr. Kasser and beat
him badly about the face. Mi-. Kasser
made complaint against him and he was
arrested and locked up. He gives his name
as Francis Xcwinan. This morning he was
committed te jail for a hearing before Al
derman McConemy en Thursday morn
ing. Knit's of Kiwi SSstatt.
Henry Shuhmt. auctioneer, sold at pab
lic sale," January 31, at the Leenard hotel,
for Jehn 15. Albright, executer of the es
tate of Geerge Albright, deceased, the
following preprily :
Ne. 1. A one-story brick dwelling, situ
ated en the southeast corner of Chestnut
street and Cherry allcv (Ne. lib), te S. F.
Erisinan for 2,800.
Xe. 2. A one story-brick dwelling (Ne.
le2), situated en the south side of East
Chestnut street, and adjoining Xe. 1, te
Jelm E. Kathfeu for $2.G20.
Xe. . A one-story frame dwelling, situ
ated en the cast side of Aicls alley, ad
joining St. Jehn's Lutheran church ou the
north.' te Gee. H. Albright for $525
Council Dissolved.
At the last stated meetisig of Empise
council Xe. e, O. U. A. M., of this city,
the council was dissolved assd the effects
divided among the snembcrs in geed stand
ing. This action, it is said, was taken in
consequence of there being one or two
"old stagers" among the members who
have long been a drag upon the council
The dividends distributed were in amounts
ranging from $20 te $75 according te the
greatei ir le.-s amount of dues that had
been paid in by the several members. It
is doubted whether the Grand Council
will sanction the dissolution of the subor
dinate council, but " what arc they going
te de about it?"
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OIK REGULAR COBhESPOSDEXCE
William Graub and Barbara Eckcit
were this morning united in marriage at
Hely Trinity Catholic church by Rev.
William Peiper.
.. In the absence, by reason of sickness, of
Captain D. Braiuard Case, 1st Lieutenant
H. S. Gs-aybill last evening drilled Cem
pany H.
It is reported that the casting house of
the Cerdelia furnace was esi lire yes
terday morning. Te what extent it was
damaged we have been unable te learn.
Mr. G. 51. Pierce, who had been visiting
friends here for the past couple of weeks,
left, town yestes-d.vy morning for his home
at Urbana, Ohie.
This snow spoils the different coasting
places in town. It will i-cquire wear and
tear te get them in condition again.
A passenger from Lancaster en the
Frederick accommodation train, west, this
morning, in jumping off at the lower yard,
was thrown head ever heels in the snow.
He picked himself up a sadder and a wiser
man.
It new generally requires about twenty
four hours for a freight engine te make a
round trip between Columbia and Phil
adelphia. This morning's market was very duli.
The snow storm was probably the cause.
Yesterday a couple of lesser lights hissed
a deg upon that staid but powerfully built
colored individual, Jee Cele. Jee steed
the racket as long as he could, and when
patience ceased te be a virtue, he ran te
the middle of Locust street, picked up a
boulder, about the size of a man's head,
and threatened te clean out everything
within leaeh. One of bis tormenters made
tracks down Locust street and the ether
ensconced hiirself in Mes-rison's barber
shop. Cele was net afterward interfered
with.
The report of the movement of cars,
ever the Pennsylvania raihead for the i
month ending January 211, 1891, shows '
that the aggregate te the east and west,
leaded and empty, passing through here J
en the main line was G8.087. Of this num- I
her a total of 513, 297 were dispatched east j
and 33.300 west. Leaded east, 31.999 ;
leaded west, 11,212. Freight is new about
as heavy as it has been this winter, and it
is thought the s-epert for the month of
February will also show a heavy move
ment in cars.
That billiard match of 340 points has
net yet ceme off. Latest reports have it
that no day has yet been decided upon.
Baggage-master Jehn Reagan, of the (
Frederick accommodation train, te day j
made his lirst trip as conductor. He ha; j
charge of the mixed train (passenger and
freight) leaving here for Frederick sit I
about 12:40 p.m. Reagan is a faithful
employee and will make a geed con- j
ducter. .
The semi-annual dividend of four per j
cent, of the Columbia armory association, i
is payable te-day at the banking house of i
E. K. Smith &Ce. j
Professer I. S. Geist and four lady
teachers of the public schools of Marietta
were visiting the schools of Columbia yes
teiday. They expressed themselves as
highly pleased at the management et our ,
schools.
A fall of about six inches of snow has ,
taken place siucc last evening. In town,
and especially along Frent street, tins '
sleighing will be much improved, but en ,
the country reads, where there was net se ;
much travel, the sleighing yet remained j
excellent and this fall was iset necessary t
te its improvement. If another cold snap
sets in and continues long enough for our
people te break a read along Frent street, .
we will again have geed sleighing. With j
the advancement of sleighing stock there
is a corresponding decrease in that of skat-
ing, and it will require a heavy wind or a
brigade of brooms te clear off another I
space te allow our people te again
engage in this exhilarating sport. At this
writing, (12:58 p. in.), it is still snowing, I
hut net as fast as earlier in the day. It is
net gray ever head. j
.i:n,am)uuoeD news.
Events Acress the County Lines.
Zacharias Garman, residing three miles
from Dauphin, committed suicide by haug
ivjl. He was about te feed the cattle and
previous te going te the stable he took a
line from the perch. On reaching the
stable he fastened one end of the rope te a
rafter and tied the ether around his neck.
Then he jumped, falling a distance of
about six fecr,and dislocated his neck. De
ceased was of unsound mind, was fifty-six
years old, atsd unman ied, residing with his
brother.
. Over $50,000 of the capital stock of the
proposed Ephrata national bank has been
subscribed, and the project will new be
fully carried out. A meeting of the stock
holders will be held this week, when a
beard of directors will be organized and
steps taken te put the tsew institution in
operation as seen as possible.
A man giving his name as Stein, an
agent, and claiming te have relatives in
Lancaster, stepped at a Middletown hotel
with a girl who stated that she was four
teen years old, although believed te be
elder, and represented that she was his
wife. Afterwards he denied that they
we:-c married. Seme of the citizens get
out a warrant for his arrest and took him
before a justice of the peace, and there
(fflnpellcd him te marry her. The cere
mony was performed and the wrath of the
complainants is appeased. The girl seems
te have been enticed from her home by
this fellow. She has at times resided at
Bainhridge and Wrightsvillc.
Chester county farmers Lavs been trying
te feed the partridges, but they will stray
off and freeze, and the chicken hawks have
made short work of some coveys.
Mrs. Heward Snyder, wife of an engi
neer en the Peach Bettem railway, in
Yerk knocked the lamp from the organ te
the lloer. The oil taking lire she attempt
ed te extinguish it with her clothes ; her
lower limbs, arms and body wei-e shock
ingly burned. Her erudition is extremely
precarious, and should she recover, one
hand which is badly charred will hardly
regain its usefulness.
Tiie infant child of Jacob B. Obcrhelzer,
near Beyes-town, Berks county, has died
suddenly under such circumstences that it
is te be investigated. The child being un
well, a physician was called in, who ad
ministered certain remedies. After taking
some of them the child was seized witli
teiTiblc spasms and died a few hour. after
in great agony. The veins in the head and
ether parts of the body became enlarged te
treble their natural size. Seme of the
neighbors who partook of the medicine
complained of similar symptoms.
Many of the leading farmers of West
Fallowfield and Sadsbury, Chester county,
arc agitating the subject of erecting a
creamery at or near Atgleu, ou the line of
the Pennsylvania railroad. It is believed
that dairies aggregating seme GOO cows
would be accessible.
The Republicans of Han-isburg have
made the following nominations : Mayer,
J. C. Herman ; Treasurer. B. F. Peters ;
Controller, D. W. Cox. Hcrmau was re
cently chosen by council te fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mayer Pat
terson. Cox is the present controller.
Peters is a clerk in the city treasurer's
office.
Ne Adjourned Court.
Sheriff Strinc has sent notices te all the
jurors who were drawn te serve at aa ad
journed court of quarter sessions te com
mence en Monday 21st of February, that
they need net attend, as there will be no
court that week.
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The Unlit Lainpt.
The street lamps net lit last night are
reported by the police as fellows :
Fhst ward, 3; Second, 4; Third, 2;
Feuitb, 3 ; Fifth, 0 ; Sixth, 5 ; Serenth, 4 :
Eighth, 8; Ninth, 3. Total 20.
A Bail Crowd.
This aftei-noen between 1 and 2 o'clock a
gang of rough looking tramps, all mere
or less under the influence of liquor, were
behaving in a disorderly manner and beg
ging for money for whisky in and about
the Pennsylvania railroad depot. Alder
man Spurrier happened along, and when
one of them begged money of him he took
hiin into custody. In a few minutes mere
the whole crowd were taken in by Officer
Lentz. Capt. Sprecher and some deputies
that came te their assistance. Seme of the
gang resisted and both Officer Lentz and
Captain Sprecher weie tumbled into the
snow along with the bums thev had in
charge. One or two get away, but six of
them were landed in tne lockup, ihey
gave their names a Richard Hartferd,
Edward Armstrong. Themas .tones, Chas.
Quimi, Edward Moureo and Alexander
Selkirk. They are the worst looking gang
that have been pulled for some time past
Later in the afternoon Officer Shay ar
rested the fellow that get away from
Lentz, but he gave Shay tiie slip also. lie
was afterwasds bounced by Officer Adams,
who put the nippess en him, and landed
him in the lockup.
The Beartt or Health.
Tlic beard of health mtt at 2 o'clock
this afternoon in select council chamber.
The following named members were pres
ent : Newton Light tier, esq., president ;
Dr. Chas. A. Il'iuitsli, Lewis Ilaldy, and
Dr. C. II. Blown, secretary.
The beaid expected te leceivc a commu
nication from the city solicitor deliuisig
the peweis and piivileges of the beard,
but. as the document, was net forthcoming
the beard adjourned without, transacting
any business.
Sales eT Tobacco.
Benjamin Leaman. of Penis township,
has sold te Mr Uair his crop of 1830 at
22, 0 and 3.
Abraham Reet, of East Ilcmpfield, has
sold his crop te Mr. ltschue for 22, 12
and 3.
Jehn Weidmau, of Junction, has sold his
crop te Mr. Moere for 25, S and 3.
Mr. Emanuel Grciner, of Petin town
ship, sold 25 cases tobacco. 1879 crop, te
Jacob Wissler, esq., of Reading.
Jacob II. Ma-'e has bought from Henry
PJastcter. of Peun township, one-half
acre of 1880 crej), at 20, 7 and 4 cents.
Aitemle'i ! eiilecl te the advertisement of
tin; xutaet tla' property nt M. Jlaiene decous deceus decous
eil which lakes place Hit evening.
Shaving becomes an inii.s:)Mis;tblc luxury
witli Culicura Shaving Seap.
XerveiH, Mceplcs :mI overworked And rest
and neun-htiK-iil in M-iIt Bitters.
iiPKV.iAi. -VO VICES.
iiEMecitATic :m:i.uai:ii:.s.
Tlie Deiiieer.it'c Voti-r.sef tiie several wards
-.'.ill a'scmhle at their ii-uil place of holding
prim-try election, en WlillXEiDAY EVES
IXU. KKIJUUAUV-J, between 7 and 8 o'clock,
and make, general iioiuin.itieiw for the several
eitlces ti he tilled at the ensuing municipal
election.. Thev will meet at the same places
en -.VTL'UDAY KVEXIXii. FKISUUAllY 5,
between liand 8o'c!ee!:,andelec:. the nominee
ler the .same. The judtreae: the several elec
tions will meet in the ser-md .stiry front room
et Edw. Wiley's saloon, Xertli iucn street, at
'.;! :'c n. in., t i tabu1 it tin; vel"! for school
director aim declare the liiglu-st An te be tlis
Democratic nominee-.
In tiie. Eighth ward tiie nominating meeting
mid primary elect ion will be Held nt Harry
Uehier's Centciiiiul :doen, cornel et Vine,
Sm-berry and Mulberry street.
JJy order et the Committee. jan'27-td
i;.i Ve Liktt I'xli.sli.
" Kerten years my wife, was confined te her
bed win sue-in complication of ailments that
no doctor could tell whit was the matter or
cure her, ami 1 u-ed n p a Minall fortune in hum
bug stuir. Six months age I saw a IT. S. ling
with Hep Hitters en it. and I thought I would
be a feel enei! mere. I tried it. but my lelly
proved te be isduui. Twe betlies cured her,
she is new as we'l and strong an any man's
wife, and it cost me only two dollars. 15e ye
likewise foolish."!!. W., Dei roil. Mich
tebl-iwl.tw
Wine.
The unprecedented success of Spcer's Wine
la Xertli sunt .south America and Europe, lias
gained for it among the medical laculty a
standing reputation. CheniUte aud scientific
men have visited his c-llarin Nev.- .Imsey, and
analyzed his Wine, and pronounce it the most
healthy and beneficial in the. market. The lol lel lol
lewlng letter w.i- receive I by Mr. Speer from
Dr. A. D. Wilsen, one of the ebtest and most
celebrated phv.-icians r Xew Yerk city: "I
have been in the habit of using .Spcer's Tort
Grape Wine, and 1 h:ivc round it an excellent
stemachic, a gentle stimulant and tonic. If it
especially useful in cues of great nervous de
bility and stomach veukness."
The disposition of unprincipled dealers te
adulterate wines has compelled "lr. Speer te
bottle all Ids productions, and place hi.- signa
ture ever th" cork se as te iiwir.i te the public
ita purity. It is being nsad in clmrc'ies for
communion purpe-e.
This wine i-, endorsed by Drs. Atlec and Da
vis, and sold by II. U. Slayiuuker, Lancaster,
IV feII--2vdftw
Dr. IIbowxise, 1117 Arch street, Philadel
phia, has made a wonderful discovery, net by
chance, but bypsticnt, persistent research in
medicine and chemistry. His C. & ('. Cordial,
for Coughs, Ceids, .'onsumptien. and all
troubles of I lie saute nature, is the happy re
sult el iiis work, and is destined te make his
fort line, ile has already been ettered u small
fortune te pact with his secret but he wisely
concludes iliat if ell-.i-rs can make money out
el tt he can. .'.11 druggists sell it. Sac. per
bottle. It net at your li-iig-iist'.s, tell him you
wish te give it a tt-'al.
SAMI'LK M)TICK.
It is iuiite-s'ihle lern woman alter a faith! til
ceus-sccf treatment with '.ydia K. I'inklinnea
Vegetable (.'oasnensu: te continue te suffer
with u veakni'ss et the uterus. Kneie-u a
stamp te Jii-s. I.ydlu t.. I'inkham, 'Si."! Western
avenue. I.yun, M.-iss., fe.r jiienplilet-s.
iyiE'-lydcfxIftw
XI Ven arc Mel;, ISca-.l
the Kidney-Wert, advertisement in nun! her
edumii, anil it will explain te you the lv.tienal
method et getting well. Kidney-Wert will
save you nie:e b-cler's bills than any ether
medicine known. Acting with specific eneray
en the kidneys aud liver, it cures the worst
diseases e.iu-ed by their derangement. Use it
at once in dry or liijuid form. Kith -r is equal
ly efiicicnt, the liquid is the easiest. buC the
dry is the iae.st economical. Interior.
jjl-lwdSw
IHJ.l'W.
s".-th. Ill tiiis city, en the tWth of January,
1S31. t convulsions, Jelm Chailcs, son Cliarb s
1). and Kate 1). mi h, aged - years.:: mouths
and i: days.
His Hyeer. fair form has fa-led new.
His cheeks Wive lest their re-es.
His guileless; heart se free from sin.
In heaven new reposes.
The lvlalives unit friends of the family arc
1-cspectUiUv invited te attend thcl'.incial from
his grandparents' resilience, Xe. -ID West Ger
man street, en Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. 2td
Boekmvi:;:. On tiieSist inst., Herbert. Frank
lin Iloekmyi-r, son of Edwin and Maty A.
Uoekmyer, aged 3 years ami 12 day.
Dearest Herbie, thou lias left us.
Here shy le-s we deeply feel ;
IJut 'tis Ged that bath bus-eft us.
He can all our borrows lira!.
Gene bat net forget test.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral en
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the
l-cBidcnce of ids parents, Xe. .103 West Orange
street. Std
-v" au r'UTisjijms3rs.
AFKST1VAZ. AK1 SUITER, FOK IKK
benefit et St. Jehn's Free (Episcopal)
Sunday school I.lbrary.will open at Ueberts's
hall, en Tticedav evening, te centlnne two
nights. Admission, including supper, 50 cents;
ordinary admission, 10 cents. jaiiill-Std
OITDATXOXS WANTED. THREE GIRLs
& want situations te no general housework.
Can cook and hake. Speak German ana
French. Apply at tUsOfllce. Il-Sttl
XW AJtrXMTZSEMEXTS.
T-'OR RUNT. KTOKE AND DWELLING
r Xe. 10 Seuth Queen street. Apply at the
lXTKLLlQEXCEB OtOCO.
irANTED A GIRL. TO DO UE.-NKK&L
I housework at Xe. 145 East James street.
ltd
WANTED A GOOD BREAD AND COM
men Cake Bake, i'er particulars ad
dress A. E. ZUGLEIC.
tl-2ld Philipsburg, Centre County, Pa.
HOTEL AND STABLING FOR REM
The two-story hotel with large yard ami
stabling, Xes. 110 and 112 Seuth Queen street,
within one square of Centre Square. Apply te
BAUSMAN ft BUISXS,
janlS-tfd Xe. 10 West Orange street.
AN OFF. ON MONDAY NIGHT, AT
Lititz, & Benn Hor-e, about 13 hands high,
Httachcd te a sleigh with red running gears
and lining: a liberal rewanl will be paid ler
their return te
POWL'S LIVfcKY STABLE,
ltd Walnut Street.
GET THE BEST D.ORSE AND CATTLE
POWDER. The attention of tanners and
stcck raiser. Is specially called te the above
powder which is pronounced bv many farmers
the best for distemper, coughs, colds and ether
diseases and conditions et Horses. Alse, for
Cattle, Swine and Poultry. Fer Milch Cows
there can be nothing better. 23 cants a pound
or 5 pounds feril.
Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FRY. DRUGGIST,
Cor. North Queen and Orange Streets.
Lancaster. Pa.
"IXF.C'IJTOK.S'.SALEOI-'CITYPROI'ERTY,
Ej On TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1, ISSl.the
undersigned executers of Michael Slalom, de
ce:ied, will expose te side, at the Cad well
Heuse, the following real estate te wit:
Ne. 1. A let of ground, en the N. E. corner et
Orange und Shi ppesi streets, uith a frontage
et 49 feet, snore or less, en Orange street, and
niengShippen street, nertlnvant. 215 feet te a
public alley, en which is erected a cnuiinedi.
eu3 and well-bult Mansion. Xe. 301. two-stories
high, wills two-story ISaek liuilding, all in
geed repair. Alse, en rear of .rs, a two-story
Brick Stable and ether Improvements.
Sale at 7 o'clock, when terms will be made
Known uy biin.iui Jiciiijvj-.ic,
WM. L. PEII'Klt.
JAMES M. BURKE.
Executers of Michael Malene, dee'd.
Uksbv Suubekt, Auct. janie-tfd
"VfERVOUS DEBILITY.
il Te Xerveus rtutterers The Great Eure-
Sean Resnedy Dr. J. IS. Simpsen's Speeilic
ledieine. It is a positive cure for Sperma Sperma
eorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impetency,niid all
diseases resulting from Self-Abuse, as Mental
Anxiety, Less of Memery, 1'alns in Back or
Side, ami diseases that lead te Consumption,
Insanity anil an early grave. The Specific
Medicine is being used with wonderful success.
Pamphlets sent tree te all. Write for them and
get lull particulars. Price, Specific, $1 per
package, or six packages for $5. J. B. SIMP
SON MEDICINE COM PAX Y, Xes. 101 and 106
Main Struct, Bulfale, X. Y. Add less all orders
te
11. II. COCHRAN. Druggist, Sele Agent,
137 and IS) North (Jueeii Street, LancaKter
nil7-lydcedAwl
NSUItE AYITII THK OLD ASP WELL
-I Ei
stablishcd Agency of the J
flim
u.
'J
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
In veiled In Safe and Solid Securities.
EIFE & KAUFMAX,
Ne. 19 EAST KING STREET,
dll-CmdM.W.SR Second Fleer.
JI1.S CJ2LZ.I X1CV VS.
"VOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS THE
i.1 annual meeting of the stockholders et
the Columbia and Pert Deposit. Railroad com
pany will be held at the ofliceef the company,
Ne. 13 Seuth Keurtli street. Philadelphia Pa.,
en WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. lb.il, at 12
o'clock, p. m. Election for Presidesst and
Directors; same day und place.
JAMES R. McCLUKE,
3td Secretary.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Netice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between A. C. Flinn
and II. F. Bi-cncman. muter the uuiiiu of Flinn
& Brenciiian, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All parties indebted te said
firm are requested te make payment, and
these having claims will present them ter
payment. A. C. FLIXX,
B. K. BREXEMAX.
Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 2D. ISil.
Having disposed of my interest in the llrm
of Flinn & Breneman te Geerge B. Willson, 1
beg leave te return thanks te my friends and
the public for past favors, anil respectfully iisk
the eontinuaiiceef their geed will and patron
age te my successors.
B. F. BREXEMAX.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Netice is hereby given that the uiulersigncd
have this day entered into a cepartnership
under the llrm name of Flinn A Willson, te
cenductand carry en tit Xe. 152 North Queen
street, iu the City et Lancaster, a general
Heuse Furnishing. Gas Fitting, Plumbing,
Steve and Heater Business.
A. C. FLINN.
GEO. B. WILLSON.
I.ascasikk, Pa., Jan. !. 1881.
PROVERBS.
J' Xe one can be sick when when t lie stomach
bleed, liver and kidneys are health-, and
Hep Itiiters keep them se.'
"Tin-greatest nourishing tfHiic. apnetizer
.strenathencr and C'liativem caith. Hep Bit
tei-s."
" It is impossible te remain long sick or out
of health, where Hep Bitters are used."
" Why de Hep Bittei-s cure se much V " Be
cause they give geed digestion, rich bleed, aud
healtliyactien of all the organs.'
"Xe matter what, your leelimrs or ailment
is, Hep BitU-rs will de you geed."
" Remember, Hep Hitters never does harm,
but geed, always mid continually."
"Purify the bleed, cleans" the stomach and
sweeten the breath with Hep Bitters."
' (Juict nerves and balmy sleep in Hep Bit
trs."
"Xe health with inactive liver and urinary
organ without Hep Hitters."
Hen Bitters Manuracliirinir t'empanj,
Rochester. New Yerk, and Terente, Ontario.
ianWvdMWFitw
If. H. 11. MEDICINE.
SAFE, SURE. MYs.TERIOUS.
THE BEST IX USE.
FOR MAX AND BEAST.
Received the FIRST PREMIUM at the State
Fair, Philadelphia, IbStl.
As a Family Remedv It hits no equal. Thousand-
bear testimony'te its great worth for the
cure of the following diseases :
Sprains. Bruises. Headache, Teet hachc, Rheu
matism, Xrttralirisi. Frosted Feet, Lameness,
Swelled Joints. Pain in the Back or Side, Stilt
ncss and Lame Muscles, Scalds, Burns, Dlph
Iberia, Sere Threat. Paralysis, Numbness, &c
FOR INTERNAL USE.
Cranips.Chelem Merbus. Pain in the Stomach
anil Bowels, twenty te thirty drops diluted
with water.
The following certificate speai.s for Itself:
Care of Chronic Xeurnlgia It gives me
plcasure'te add sny testimonial te ethers in
lavoref the "Celebrated II II. II. Herse "dedi
cate D. I). T., 1S03," as a remedy for both men
and beast. Fer nearly 3 years I was afflicted
with the chronic neuralgia, and tried various
n. medics vlth enlv temporary relief, until at
last after being cenlincd te my bed nearly
eight weeks I was induced tetry yeurvaluable
medicine and with the most satisfactory re
sults, as I grew better from the time I com
menccd using it, ami after using but tour bot
tles the pain all left inc. and for t he last six
months I have telt nothing of it. I have seen
it used in cases et rheumatism with the same
goon ctlect, ami can cheerfully say that 1 fully
believe that it will de all that yen claim for It.
Yours truly, JOHN B. KIRKBRIDE.
Bust.cten, 23d Ward, Philadelphia.
This medicine is as ellectual in the ti-eatment
of the horse as well as persons. Xe horseman
should be without a bottle iu his stable or
house, in case of accident, as it is a sure cure
for the following diseases of herses:
Strains, Bi-uises, Sprained Joints, Sere Shoul
ders and Backs, Thrush in Feet, Scratches,
Sweeny, Fistula, Pele Evil. Distesnper, Curb,
Splint, Bleed or Bene Spavin, Bingliene, and
will remove all swellings and Callous Lumps
lctt from Kicks or ether bruisec, without in
juring the growth of the lsair. Has proved a
snrc cure ter Epizootic.
TOR IXTERXAL USE.
Will also cure the worst case of colic in ten
minutes and relieve Betts by gl via g one or two
tablcspoenfuls in a pint of milk warm water.
Any amount of testimonials can be offered
but the proprietor prefess te let the Medicine
stands en its merits, us a lair trial will con
Tince the most skeptical e its ureat worth. Be
sure and get the genuine " II. II. II. Medicine,"
put up by Dr. D. Dedge Tomliiisen, in Phila
delphia, Pa., as there arc ether articles en the
market which ere net genuine. The genuine
put up in Philadelphia is for sale by druggists
and medicine dealers everywhere.
DR. D. DODGJc TO-ILINSON,
8033 Gir&rd Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
eMTWI
XKDICAL.
Brandy as a Medicine
The following article was voluntarily sent te
Mr. II. E. Slaymakcr, Agent for ReigartV Old
Wine Stere, by a prominent practising physi
cian et this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred te In his regular practice.
It is commended te the attention of these af
flicted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This siew much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
was never intended as a beverage, but te be
used as a medicine of great potency in the cure
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victim.
With a purely philanthropic motive we pre
sent te the favorable notice et invidids espe
cially these altlicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, a specific remedy, which i3
nothing mere or leas thaa
Brandy.
The aged, with teeble appetite aud mere or
less debility, will lind this simple medicine,
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their ills and aches. Be it, hewevci
-strictly understood that wc prescribe and use
but one article, und that is
KEIUAHT'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our enterpnslnsr veuisg friend, II E
SLAYMAKER. This Brandy has steed the
test for years, am has never failed, as far
us our experience extends, and we therefore
give it the preference ever all ether Brandies
nematter with hew many jaw-breaking French
titles they are branded. One-fourth of the
money that is yearly thrown away en various
Impotent dyspepsia specifies would suffice te
buy all the Brandy te cure any such case or
cases. In proof of the curative iewers et
Reigart's Old Brandy,
Iti cases et Dyspepsia, we can summon num.
lien of witnesses one case in particular we
cite:
A hard-working farmer hud been uitlictcd
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia ter a number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of feed; he had sour eructatiens con
stantly he appetite iu fact, he wits obliged te
restrict his diet te crackers and stale bread,
und as a beverage he used MeGraim's Beet
Beer. He is a Methodist, and then, as new,
S readied at times, and in his discourses often
eclaimed earnestly agaiustall kinds of Hii-ou
drink. When advised te try
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with astonishment,
but after hearing et its wonderful elt'ccts in
the cases of some of his near aciiiaiiitaiices, hi
nt last consented te fellow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
tirst bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken he was a seaud man. with
a stomach capable of digest ing anything which
iie;cnese te eat. lie sin: Keens it ami uses a lit
tin occasionally; and since he litis this medi
cine he has been of very little pecuniary bene
tit te the doctor. A Pkactshism Phvsscsan.
IL E. SLAYHAKER.
AOBNT rOR
Reigart's Old Wine Stere,
Established i1785,
IMl-OKTEK AND IiKALElt IN
FINE OLD BRANDIES, SHERRIES. SUPE
RIOR OLD MADEIRA, (Imported iu 1S18,
1827 and 1S2S.) CHAMPAGNES O
EVERY BRAXD, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER. BROWX STOUT.
Ne. -! EAST-KING ST.. LANCASTER. PA
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkliam,
OF LYNN, MASS.,
IIMIT!
Her YeefableCompeiiuil Use Savier
of Her Sex.
Health, Hepo and Happiness Re
stored by the uae of
LYDIA E. PBSIKEAM'S
Vegetable Compound,
The Positive Cure Fer
All Female Complaints.
This preparation, as Its name, signilies, con
gists el Vegetable Properties that are hurmlc-s
te the most delicate invalid. Upen one trial
the merits of this compound will be recognized,
as rnliet Is immediate; assd when its liscis con
tinued, in ninety-nine ca-es in a hundred, a
permanent cure is effected, m thousands will
testify. On account of IN proven merits, it is
te-day recommended and prescribed by She
best physicians in the country.
It will cure entirely tint worst form of falling
of the uteris, Leucerrbasa, irregularand pain
ttil Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, In
flammation and Ulceration, Floedings. all Dis
placements and the consequent spinal weak
ness, and is especially adapted se tla- Ciange
of Lite.
In tact it Isas proved te be the greatest and
best remedy that has ever been discovered. It
permeates every portion of the system, and
gives new Hie und viirr. It removes faintness,
flatulency, destroys all craving ter. stimulants,
and relieves weakness et the stomach.
It cures Bleating. Headaches-, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility. Slci'ples-ncss, De
pression and Indigestion. That feeliiigel'tii-ar-fng
dewsi, causing' pain, weightand backache.
Is always pennam-ntiy cured by Its use. It
will at till times and under nil circumstances,
act in harmony with the law that governs the
female system.
Fer Kidney cemptaints of either sex this
Compound Is" unsurpassed.
Lydia E. Puikham's Vegetable Compound
is; prepared at -&J and 2.'J."i Western Avenue.
Lynn, Mass. Price $1. Six bottles f or $.". Sent
by mail in the form t p:l!s, nl-e iu the form of
lozenges, en receint et price, 1 per box, ter
either. Mis. PINKliA M freely answers sdi let
ters of inquiry. Send ler pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention th is tinner.
Ne familv should be without LYDIA E
PIXKIIAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con
stipation, Biliousness and Terji'ali.y el the
Liver. 25 cents per box.
Johnsten, Holleway & Ce.,
General Ageuts, riiiiitdcluiiia.
Fer sale by C.'A. Leelier, 9 East King street
and Gee. W. Hull, 15 West King street.
J-23-lvdi-eil.tw
St VSICAT. IKS'lJi USZES'TS.
A l'INK CHRISTMAS l'KESENT.
A LANCASTER FAVORITE ORGAN.
OK A
CHICKER3N0 & SON'S PIANO.
A full line of
SHEET MUSIC.
VIOLINS, ACCORDIONS.
BANJOS, HARMONICAS, Ac.
The above Instrument will be sold at re
duced prices during the Holiday!.
220 NORTH OUEKX STREET.
Branch efllec during the Holidays,
Ne. 2(5 C'EXTKi: SQUARE.
H3-lydS&lyw ALEX. McIULLlP v:
$5,000,000.
The American Shee Tip Company
WAttC AST TIIEinJ
A. S. T. Ce.
BLACK TIP,
That it new se extensively worn en
CHILDBEN'S SHOES
TO WEAK AS LONG AS THE METAL,
Which was introduced by them, and by which
the above amount h;u been saved te parents
annually. This Bl ick Tip will ave still mere,
an beside being worn en the coarser grades it
W worn en line and costly shoes where the
Metal Tip en account et iu leeks would net be
used.
They a If have our Trade Mark A. S.T. co.
stamped en front of Tip.
Parents should ask ler Shoes with th!
BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP
en them ivhcn purchasing for their ilsildraa.
scpWyweew
TSIED EDITIOff.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 1, 1881
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington. Feb. 1. Fer the Middle
Atlantse states cloudy weather with snow,
northeast backing te colder iserthwest
wind?, falling followed by rising barom
eter. ANOTHER FIERI' VISITATION.
Disastrous Flume Again Kac Ib the Centre
or Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Feb. 1. Flames were
discovered at 6:20 this morning issuing
from one of the tall buildings, six and
eight stories iu height, Nes. 214, 216, 218
and 220, Carter's alley, which extends from
Second te Third street, below Chestnut,
Xes. 214 and 216 were occupied by JIayer
& Stern, shoe manufacturers, and 218 by
S. 31, Larzelerc, printer, and the lower
part of 220 by "Wcskcl & Smith, spsce
manufacturers, the fourth and fifth floors
being used by the Keystone forge eempatiy
Mayer & Stern occupy the sixth fleer of
all the buildings. The flying embers
communicated te Ne. 212, occupied by
Frederick Schmidt, a tailor, assd seen
afterwards the falling walls crushed both
that structure and the saloon, Xe. 210.
Kirchner's saloon, en the corner of Ex
change place and Carter's alley.alse caught
fire and several ether buildings in the vi
cinity are iu flames.
10:45 a. a. The buildings Xes. 214 te
220 arc owned by Jehn Remmel. The fire
started iu one of the upper floors occupied
by Mayer & Stern and spread quickly.
It has been regarded by insurance men as
unsafe for seme time, asid at present there
is considerable danger of the front wall
falling. Mayer & Stern had $15,000 worth
of shoes packed ready for shipment, which
were all destroyed.
Ten firms weie burned out. Sixty-live
thousand dollars worth .of shoes were
burned and machinery valued at $20,000.
The Remmel buildings, valued at $150, 000,
were also destroyed. Total less estimated
at from $200,000 te $275,000.
Ashore In a Snow-storm.
Leng Branch, Feb. 1. A. steamship
supposed te be the British vessel Keraima,
from Barbadecs for Xcw Yerk, is ashore iu
a blinding snow-storm oil Shark rives-.
Her crew refuse te leave her.
Ocean Beach, N. J., February 1. The
steamship Reraiau lies ba dly en the beach
but refuses assistance. The storm is
severe assd the chances of saving the ves
sel are slight. Site has two pas'sengers
and a crew of twenty-five.
RAILROAD finances.
Aiiniml Stockholder Itleetiiisr of the Hnnt Hnnt
iii;deii and Itniad Tep Mountain.
PniLADELPHLV,Feb.l The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Hutstisig Hutstisig
den & Bread Tep Mountain R.R., was held
this afternoon. The annual report shows
that the total receipts were 300,000 ; ex ex
pensee, $161,000, makissg the net receipts.
$152,000. B. Andi-cws Knight was elected
president ; also, a beard of directors were
elected.
Fatal AtTrny Itetween Prominent Citizens.
New Orleans, Feb. 1. E. J. Osterhaut
was killed en Satssrday last at Gains' Land
ing, Ark., by I. L. Shrecdcr. Beth men
arc prominent merchants and had a quar
rel about a bale of cotton.
A ISey'a Accidental Oeaih.
James Ceward, aged 15 years, accidesit
ally shot and killed himself while hunting.
THE NU NOT YKT.
Anether Ineffectual Ballet ter Senater.
IlAiutiSBURG, Pa., Feb. 1. The four
teenth ineffectual ballet for United States
senator was taken te-day and rcsssltcd as
fellows : Wallace 78, Oliv-r 76, Grew 50,
Hewitt 3, MacVcagh 3,;Phillips 2. Baird 1,
Snowden 1, Agnew 1, Curtin 1, Wolfe 1 ;
total, 21S. Adjourned until te-morrow.
District of Celnmuia Appropriation.
Washington, Feb. 1. Iu the Heuse
pursuant te an order made yesterday, the
session began te-day at 11 o'clock. The
morning hour was dispenses! with stuil at
11:30 the Heuse went into committee of
the whole in the District of Columbia, ap
propriation bill.
Villa llurne-.l.
Bosten, Feb. 1. Lakeside villa, tl.e
property of Mmc. Rudersderc, at Berlin,
Mass., was burned by an incendiary last
night. The less is heavy but is covered by
insurance.
Murdered in Mcsic-i.
Providence, R. I., Feb. 1. Ex-Gov.
Vauzandt has received a despatch fiem
Chief Justice Prince, of Xcw Mexico, dated
Santa Fe 31st, saying that the body of
Cel. Charles Petter was discovered yes
terday. Three, murderers arc in custody.
Iturslar Shet and Killed.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 1. Antenia
Geltslich was shot and killed by AugtSht
Knett, into whose house he was trying te
force an entrance.
The National Uebt.
A.sm.NGiu.N, rce. i. ine ucet state- . . ". ., ..,,. . ,-,.
. . ' , . A1 I.IeiinMc.WdIe.25.') Western, gross, SfiO'c.
mesit sssucd te-day shows a decrease in thcT naulid Murphy, C) Western ureH. 5jg-e.
tv,!.1i drdit dnrin.r .T.imi-irv r.f s.,vfMi -.ml Ulsnaii & Lehman llres.. 65 UVstirii. ttccc
, ....., -.WV- ......n -.. . .....J ......
three quarter millions.
Ituferd Sent te the Imane Ayluir.
Cincinnati, Feb. 1. Tem Buferd, the
murderer of Judge Elliett, has been sent
from Owcntnu, Kentucky te the insane
asylum, hcving beeu acquitted of muider
in the plea of insanity.
Aftna&Hinated ou the liighivay.
Bcrsett, Tex., Jan. 31. William
Caldwell was shot and fatally wounded
while returning home en Friday night.
Jack Leng, a negre with whom he had
a difficulty previously has been arrested
en suspicion.
SO.UEHODY GETS HIT.
Hew the Phillips Beem Yecklcd a Simeen.
IIai-riburg Patriet.fTuesriay.
The Themas W. Phillips boom in the
Legislature was struck last night in fact
received a terrible blew. And this is hew
it happened. Mr. Oliver Simmons is
watchman in the rotunda of the main cap cap
itel building. Last night a page boy of
the Heuse behaved badly in the rotunda
and was ejected by 3Ir. Simmons. The
boy told Representative Sam Huhn of the
occurrence and Sam at once sought the
rotunda te inform Mr. Simmons that if the
hey was touched again somebody would
be hit. Events proved that Sam was cor
rect. Somebody was hit. Simmons said
quietly that one of his arms was disabled
and he did net want te have any trouble
about the affair. Huhn intimated that
the difficulty might be settled when the
injured member was restored te his use
fulness. Subsequently his Philadelphia
bleed began te boil and he was just as
ready te fight a man who had but one arm
as he was te demolish an opponent who
had two. In soma subsequent remarks he'
compared Simmons te a bag of wind. It
was at this point that seraabcidrw.v hit.
It was Representative Huhn. Tiieu some
body was hit twice in rapid succession.
This was also Representative Iluhu. At
the third streke he went down and iu fall
ing caught his opponent aud pulled him
down also. Then followed a little mere
hitting from the same dlreotien and it was
all ever. Only Huhn has come te the con
clusion that instead of tackling a bag of
wind he tackled a simoen.
MAMKETS.
- 'i ' Am'MII ZZ
New Yerk aiamei.
N-w Yerk. Feb. L r'lenrtdhtlitlv in buyer
favor : Mipcrtlnu State $3 7iWJ4 10; extra de
:t 35$4K: choice ile ft ue4 W: fancy
de $4 tftftC 50; round lioep Olite 4 4034 X;
choice de at ft ai3s 75; superfine west
ern 3 5034 00: common te geed x
tra de $4 35f?4t3; choice de tt 7036 75;
choice white wheat de f:l 00JJR2J Southern
dull and- heavy : common te fair extra
?4 .'05515: cehI te cheict d5 a3t50.
Wheat -3?c lower and moderately active;
Ne.l White, Feb. SI lf:de March. $1 lJi:
Ne. a ICcd, Feb.. $117?41 I7; de March.
IlVi-
Cern JiSJsC lower and heavy: -Mixed west
ern
de
May, 4le.
MiiladelphSn Market.
1'Kis.ADKS.FiiiA, Feb. 1. Klenr dull but un
changed ; ninM-rAmi 75g'3 37: cTirn 30$
4 uu: Ohie and Indiana fa:i,t!y $. 2S?r75: l:t.
de 1 73g5 : St. I.imis taudlr .5 Meti Oil :
Minnesota clear 15 0J5 75: strnttrlit, $175Q
tl 12; patent and hljili gradtn $t! 23!t:7 87.
Uyi? flour nt 5 00.
Wheat easier: Ne. 3 Western ltd $1 !: :
renn'a. i:l $1 13-fl 15' ; Anther $i I.tpl 154.
Cern quiet.; utcaiuer at 52c; jettnw 53c ;
mixed Me.
Oats dull and c:wy; Ne.l Wlilie ,(IUl5c :
Ne. 2 de 4.lc; Ne. il de iVifZlXlte ; .Ne. 2
Mi.e-!s'04. "
Uye llrm at l)3-
I'ruvisliius firm: huh- perk. old,
$14 00; new. JI551.' .'0; loot Inuiis $is 50(131 :
I -idem in,-; beet 11'JCO, f.e. 1. Ili-in sumki-d
ham- ii J.Jlli-: nlcklcd iiam H'iaiJc ;sti:eked
sheuldrrs -?4c; 8iilidn3.Jffi).Vt
Lard linn: ciW k-St!e M. . !ifm IuiIi-Ih-iV
Uc : priine .steam f!) SM.
Ilmtfi-Jsli-ady with lair dpiuuud ; Cream
ery i-xm-.i :Xji-: ie kihmI te cheit-4 HaM;
llrailferd comity mid New Veric extra, tub,
.728" : de llrkius. 2l25c; WfHti-rii dairv
eXln-JjJi'JG,:: di:id te cheicn J32k ICelN
quiet; 'unn'u Kxtsi. 17$?0e : Western Kc
serv 'xti-ii 17.J52L
Kfsrs lower and unsettled; l'a.40c; West
er" 47'(i-l3.".
Cheese market quiet but slrsu ; New Yerk
full err:i:i, lSJ9i4c: Western full -t-.m,
livJlSVic; de luir te j;ehI 2flVt)iyx de
half skim- 10)gil!4? ; l'a. de lOilli-Je.
rVtreli:iim II rut ; rvlliied De.
Whisky ut $1 ID.
Seed- Geed te prima clever linn, T-SSiVj;
Timethy. Jehlduut $2 75g2 JKc : Fla.M-e
II rm nt-jsi 35J14ti.
stock Mar set.
New Yerk Stocks.
Stocks Arm.
A.M.A.U.
February 1.
r. m. r. m. r. v.
IU:40 lliit
jumh.j
Krie It. IL 48J igfZ
Michiynn . & L.S....12S,'',, 129
Michigan C.-nt. It. IL.llD'i 120U
Chicago & '. W 127 lffl'4
Chieae, M & St. V...IW4, "8
Hun. ft St. J. Cem 52 Kii
Teledo A Widiash.... 47J1 4S?
Ohie A Mississippi. .. 42 4:1
St. Leuis, I. M. ASK.. 534 59
Ontario uftd Western. 4'Ki 41
e. c. & 1. c. it. it e'-j-4 2B
-New Jersey Central.. SIJ4 t2
DeL.v. Ildiixeii Canal.limi 105
Hel..l.ack.& Wfsternl2li.l 122
W.tern Union TeL.IKiK 117
Pacific Mail S. S. Ce. 5S Mfi
12:i0 1:55 li:0O
a8
a wL
128
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4K5J
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Amerie:iu U. Tel. Ce
Union I'aciflc 110'4 12!
Kansas Texas 45J-' 45
New Yerk Central
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Cuttle Market.
Monday. Jan. 31. The receipts of beeves
were : West I'hlladt-tidiia yard. 2,000 head ;
Neitlil'hilndi-lphiayanl, 400 iu-:id ; Total for
the week. 2.10') lirid : previous week 3.1 00 head.
Ilecf Cattle. Tin: market iIurliiK tin past
weclc was fairly active, and prlcua were xiac
)iir 8-. higher ou account of the hUrli rates
West.
Hulls and cewi were active.
Calves wen In poed dcuiaud.
Kreih cewh were In falrrcriueut.
Drn-Ned beeves, wern active, and, In sympn.
tliv with live stock wi-re hicl:er.
KxtiertsI'cr. steamer Irfinl Uenffb, January
2.", XI quart cm; Illinois. January 23. 71W quar-t-rs.
Sales of Din-sod Leaves Thes. llraillcy, 150
heiid Wi-.stern drs-?ttl at 7M"e. t Tlietnas
Ilrailley. 40 de. city drcs-a-d attigHiJc; Jaiiien
Clavln.lde. de.ai,SttS,c: C. S. Iienftler. 57
de. tit), at 7,4'ffi8.c: J. II. Menns A IJre.. 177
de. de. nt r,7iy,c . A. A. I'eswi-ll 75 heal de de
at fi?Se.
We quote as lollews :
Kxti-a. C'4yic ; Geed, 5;-iJi-: Meliuni, 4J
S5Jc ; C'ouiinen. 4t74(:; iStillK ami Cows, 3Q
4!4c; Calv-.Ws7c;"Fr:sh Cows, JI5; City
Dressed, Ctt'Jc. ; Western de. litfiSc;
.Slieee and lambs. Tim receipts were : We-t
rhilailclphia yard, 1..WI Head; Nnrtl I'ldla-di-lhi:t
vard. 50-' ln-ud ; lie-lenvil!e j-anl.
:t.QM0 head : total for the week, IS.OW head ; pre
vious week. 10.8-31 head.
The market was rather Inactive dnrhi'f the
week, as tin: price- wen VtylA-: l'r B. higher.
Experts, pur steauscr lllmei.-. Jan. Mstli, 153
head.
W quote sis follews:
Kxtni BCic : Ceed, r;i5'.".Jie; Medium. 4
.Jc : Common, ; Culls, tltc; limbs,
Samuel Stewart sold 107 bead ds-vsned sheen
at 5'nsi7c.
ilefjs. The receipts, were : ,
All yards, .'..WW head ; previous week, 4,800
head.
Kxperts, per steamer Lord Cough. 2"th, 143
bead. . . .
The market was falily active unit prlcee,
in sympathy with the western markets wen:
lully ic per pound higher. We quote as
fellows :
Kxtra. fQZ&yiv : oed, Sc ; Medium, VA
dyc; Common, 77'ic.
SAL! OF LIVE BTOCX.
Uenr Jlayncs, K0 Western, at 5Ji.JCJic.
A. & J.Christy, 12; Westerii and l'a., gross,
5J4te.
K. S. . IS. V. MeFillen, 170 Wcfetcrn, jt)es.-, SQ
vyy:
account
.1. -scIi.-iiiiImt-' Ik. Ce. : 32 de.. Jehn Mc-Ar.
die; l'Jile...!. F. irudler & Ce. ; 32 Lan-
aster ceuiify. account J. U. Ilacr; 45 de
own account, sres-i. 5Sff le.
! Owen Smith- VM Western, account of C. f.'auf.
in:u. : ftjile. J. .--cliambcrfr ft Ce.; 0 Pa.
account or J. N. McFarlane ; 3 de, J. 11.
Thompson, s;res3, VA'efiy:.
ichamher ft Paul, 130 Westrii.ire3s.4XgeiJc.
(i. .-ieiiambery ft Ce., Ib0 Western, gre&s, 5
Lewenstcln ft Adlcr, 153 Western, gress-5Q
Cc.
Dennis Smyth, 50 Mifflin and Luncaster co.,
4."e.
Daniel hinytli ft III e.. 53 Wester, account et
.1. P. Denley ; 33 de Reger Muynvs ; 40
Lancaster cjunty, own nccensit. gross,
SfiPc.
James Clemsen, 20 Lancaster cenn tjr, account
efDillcrft Klmer : ti de, O. P. Smith,
gross, i?iWc.
Leuis Hern, 25 Pa-, Kress, 4M5Uc.
II. Chain, jr., 47 Western, gretts. 4fJJ354c.
SI. Levi, 75 Western, gross, iQc.
ISachntan ft Levi. 14-1 Western, greas, 5J4ec.
F. Scheetz,52 Western, VAVAfiZ
James Eustace. 25 Western, gross, 4Q5c
.lames Aull, 3t Western, gross, 55c
II. SI. Miller, 20 Lancaster county, gross, 4
Vic " , Aa
William Sa!e3, 35 Iwcastcr county, .gross, 40
6C.
Abe Oathclm.ae Western, grefti. 55e.
P. Hathaway, 20 Lanrestcr county, gross, 4
514c.
S. Drcifus. IS Western, grew, 5J35Jc.
ESTATK OF JAJMES A. EW1KU, LATE
of Murtic township, Lancaster county, do de
ceased. Letters testamentary en said eatate
having been granted te tlse. undersigned, all
persons indebted te said decedent are re
quested te make Immediate settlement, and
these having claims or demands against the
estate of said decedent, te make known the
same te the undersigned without delay, resid
sng in Slurtic township.
MAKY J. KWING,
JOSEPH KNGLES,
jan29Ctn- Ezccters.
U&MMIICM9IN