LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENGE1I, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1881.
ticastet intelligencer.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 6, 1881.
TWO SONNETS.
JJV EOWARO A. CIICBCII.
I.
" 1XD THERE WAS ITO MORE SEA."
Shall there be no mere sea In tliat fair place
Toward which our purer aspirations tend?
Oh Sear, hew ceuld'st thtm from an inland
send
Such thought te nor thy heavenly vision's
grace.
While Ocean stand tliee in the very tace !
Ne sea! Ne deeps where gloom and sunlight
blend,
Xe billewn laughing at the breezes' chase,
Xe chime of waves upon the pebbly shore,
Xer breakers' crash nor lossef .-billing spray I
Xe moonlit calm nesplendid tempests rear.
When the great Heeds their awful music
pour
Te loud ri-s-uiiding elilis and beaches gray!
Oh, ifin Heaven shall Ocean be no mere.
Frem .sca-blc-scd Karth take net my soul
uu'ay.
11.
" r 11 T.'IUIK SHALL UK NO JJJOUT 1UKK1."
Istheiune night in Heaven? Dees endless
ilay
Reign in the streets of geld, the seale-s land?
At neon ierever de the dills stand?
Dees no kind twilight softly veil the way
Where evening's feet makedewy sweet delay ?
Xe sunset-tinted eleuils by eoel aiis fanned ?
Xe solemn midnight full el mysteries grand ?
And de Heaven's skies no holy stars display?
Xe night, nor any tender dawning there !
Xe morning gliding down some meuntaiu'.s
siite
With golden circli-t en his streaming hair.
And crimson clouded mantle floating wide!
It cmiiel be. Heaven must of these have
f-hare.
Else I uiiht even ul-li I iiad net died!
H'jsten Courier.
tiii: triple plea.
Law. Physic and Iiivlnity,
Being in dispute, could net ngre. ngre.
Te nettle wliieli of all the three
Should have superiority.
Law pleads, he doth protect men's lands,
Ami all thuir goods, from ravenous hands.
Therefore et right, eh.tllengeth lie
Te have superiority.
Physie prescribes receipts for health,
Wliir-h men preler above their wealth,
Tliorelnreof right, cir.l'.leiigeth lie
Te have superiority.
Then straight step? up tlie priest demure.
Who ter men's souls proclaims the cure.
Thcreleie of rig!it,c!iallengeth he
Te have superiority. m
If Jutlge's end this triple plea.
The lawyer.- sure will gain the lee ;
II cpieuivs the verdict give,
The doctors best of all will thrive.
It bishops arbitrate the case,
The priest will have the highest place ;
It honest, sober, wise men judge.
Then all the three away may trudge.
If men will live in pi-aceand lev.
The lawyer's acts they need net prove ;
I! men terbe-ir exec ami riot,
They m-cd net fi-ed mi doctors' diet.
If miii attend what Ged doth teach.
They need net mind what parsons preach ;
Kill if men ki.avcs Hint tools will be,
They'll be hard ri Men by all three.
A Touching hici-tciit About a(-li'xt.ei'.
An incident of Kate Claxton's visit te
Easten last week painfully reminded these
who were witnesses of it that there arc
real sorrows in the life of an actress, while
it exhibited that "touch of nature which
makes the whole world kin '' Hearding
with Iter parents at the United States
hotel is a bright, gelilcn-haircil little girl
of about live years of ajje. About two
weeks age Kate Clax'ten (Mrs. Stevenson)
lest just such a little one, and laid away
the treasure of her life in her baby's grave.
When Miss Clax'ten sat in the dining room
of the United .States hotel, last Tuesday
morning, she watched every movement el
the child whesatatan opposite table, and
by and by the eyes, iixed se intently en
little Ethel, filled with tears, her emotion
became uncontrollable and she hastily left
the room. In a little while the child went
upstairs, and in the hall way the peer be
reaved mother was standing, heart hungry
for a smile and a kiss from the little one
whose bright loeksund prattle hail brought
back se forcibly the memory of her own
baby. She said, " Won't, you come
and kiss me, my dear '.'"' And, at
trarted by the eare.-sing tones of the
peer mother's voice, with the frank con
fidence of childhood Ethel ran te her
threw her arms about her neck and kissed
her. It was tee much for the sorely
wounded heart. The child was frightened
by the vehemence of l!ie passionate grief
she had awakened. She was gathered
into the arms of love, and held in such a
close embrace as if she who held her
would never let. her go. The peer lady
sobbed and rocked te and fro in the agony
of her great sorrow, and when friends of
the child and the actress, attracted by the
sobbing, came along the hall, she reluct
antly released the astonished little one
and tottered te her room. These who
witnessed the scene could net restrain their
tears. When Miss (Jlaxt en left the hotel
fihe asked the child te bid her "Geed bye,"
and she kissed her passionately and cried
and then went her way te play and
amuse the public again that night, "bear
ing a liUileng hunger in her heart."
Why lie Wished te Sec Her.
Detroit Fii-e Prca.-.
The ether night ISiekels went home and
found his wife particularly retrospective.
She talked of the past with a tear, and
looked te the future with a sigh.
"Oh, by the way," said Hickels, as he
Eat oil the side of the bed pulling off his
beets, "I saw a gentleman down town to
day who would give a thousand dollars te
see you."
" Who was he '. Dees he live in Little
Reck:"'
"I don't knew his name."
"I'll warrant that it was Oliver Grcjjjr."
"Ne." h
"Then it must he Geerge Wcathcr Wcathcr
ten." "Gness again. I might knew his name
if I were te hear it."
"Oh, I de-wish I knew !" said the lady
exhibiting excitement. "Was it Oscar
Peeples ?"'
' Guess again. I remember his name
new."
" Harvey G Jenkins '.'''
"Ne ; his name is Lucas Wcntwing."
"I don't knew a man of that name.
Why would he give a thousand dollars te
see me?"
"Because he's blind
Solemon atid the HiacksuiHIi.
The story gees that, during the building
of Solemon's temple, that wise ruler de
cided te treat the artisans employed en his
famous edifice te a banquet. Wuile the
men were erajeyiug the geed things his
bounty had provided, Kinj: Solemon mov
ed about from table te table, endeavoring
te become better acqu.uitil.ecl with his
workmen. Te one he said :
"My friend, what is your trade?"
"A carpenter."
"And who makes your tools?"
"The b?acksmith,:'repltedthe carpenter.
Te another Solemon said :
"What is your trade?'' and the reply
was:
" A mason."
"And who makes your tools?"
"Tne blacksmith," replied the mason.
A third stated that he was a stone cutter,
and that the blacksmith also made his
tools. The fourth raau that King Solo Selo Sole
mon addressed was the blacksmith him
self. He was a powerful man with bared
arms, en which the muscles 'steed out ia
bold relief, seemingly almost as haid as
the metal he worked.
"And what is your trade, my gecd
man?" said the king.
"Blacksmith," laconically leplicd the
man of the anvil and sledge.
"And who makes your tools?"
"Make 'cm myself," said the black
smith. Whereupon King Solemon immediately
proclaimed him king of mechanics, be
cause he could net only make his own
tools, but all ether artisans were forced te
go te him te have their tools made.
A FOKTUXATK FKIGHT.
Hew a Yeung Lady' Voice wan Restore!
Ttireugu a Runaway Accident.
A few evenings age persons in Broad
way, Patcrsen, N. J., were startled at the
sight of the team attached te the passen
ger sleigh of the East Side horse car line
running away at a furious rate. The
sleigh had struck a bare spot or a stone in
the sticet, which gave it a jerk-that broke
off the iron belt holding the pole in pkice.
This left the horses attached only bjr the
traces, and the sleigh struck against their
heels and frightened them. The pole be
fhg loose, there was nothing te guide the
course of the sleigh, and it swayed from
side te side of the street, striking against
the curbstones. At Bridge street the
driver was thrown out, but he landed in a
snow drift and was net injured.
The horses kept en. It was about 9 :tfO
o'clock in the evening and the roadway
was comparatively clear, but there were
a geed many people en the sidewalk and
when they sflw that there were two ladies
in the sleigh there were many exclama
tions of horror, for it was thought they
could net escape alive. The ladies in the
sleigh weie the wife of ex-Mayer, Secrates
Tnttlcaud and his-stepdaughter, Miss
Mary Wcller. They did net knew at Hist
that the horses were running away but
wondered at the reckless driving of the
driver, whom they could net see, as 1:0
was separated from them by a canvas
screen. After a little time they perceived
that the hoi es were running oil", but could
net sec where they were going, nor could
they get out el the sleigh.
The runaway team dashed across Main
street, and continued down Broadway te
Mulberry sticet. The stables of the com
pany are near the corner, and the iierses
undertook te turn in there, but they were
going at tee rapid a gait, and slung the
sleigh around se that ii struck sideways
against the building en the corner, where
the top of the vehicle was partially tern
off and the horses were loosened from' the
sleigh. The shock threw the ladies forci
bly te one side, and they were both quite
seriously hurt. Miss Wcller was picked
up insensible, and did net recover con
sciousness for about two hours. She was
injured upon the head and arm. Mrs.
Tattle was hurt about the head. Beth
have since nearly recovered.
The recovery of Miss Wcller was accom
panied with a surprising result. Seme
years age she contracted a severe cold,
and entirely lest her voice. Every means
was tried te restore it, but in vain. Finally
a physician partially resleied her voice,
but although it hud considerable strength
it was unnatural, harsh and strained. Six
or seven months age Miss Wcller caught
another cold and again her voice was lest.
Ever .since she has been unable te speak
above a whisper. But as she recovered
from the effects of the runaway accident
above described, her voice began te return
and new it is as loud and strong as it ever
was, and jierfeetly clear in tone. The re
covery is attributed te flight.
Khakspeare and Hie Bible.
Xe ether author than Shakspcare shows
se much likeness te the Bible in his writ
ings. Many of his passages are curious
parallels, which show that the " Hard of
Aven " was familiar with the Sciiptures,
and drew from them many of his ideas.
The following are a few of them: Shak
spcare: " Itiide am I in my speech"
(Othelle, act 1, scene I!). Bible : "Though
I be rude in speech " f2d Cor. xi., (5.)
Shakspcare: "Shew his eyes ami grieve
his heart" (Macbeth, net -1, scene 1).
Bible : " Te consume thine eyes and te
grieve thine heart " (1st Samuel, ii., e,1).
Shakspcare : " Life's but a walking
shadeh " (Macbeth, act v., s. it). Bible :
" Man walketh in a vain show "' (Ps..
xxxix., II). Shakspcare : " We'll die with
harness en our back." (Macbeth, act v.,
sc. ii). Bible : ' Nicaiier lay dead in his
harness" (2 Mae. xv., 23). Shakspcare :
"Wee te that land that's governed by a
child " (Richard III., act ii., sc. '.',). Bible:
" Wee te thee, 0 laud, when thy king is a
child"' (Keel. 2., 1(5). Many similar par
allel passages are te be found, and. for an
admirable paraphrase of Luke xi., 2e,
2G. see Troilus and Cressida, act 1., sc. :.
Lancaster houscheld market.
UAIHV.
Butler t B,
Cup chei-se, 2 enp-
Cottage elici'-e, 2 pieces
Dutch ehee-e J1 limit)
ynuiTrt.
Apples p y. pk
1 Julianas each
Cherries, dried; -Jl qt
Currants, dried, "jl tl
Csanberries "1 qt
Dried Apples jl qt
" 1'eaehes 1 il
Grapes'?? ft
Lemens 3,1 dez
Oranges $1 dez
VEOKT.MILUS.
Beets -jl bunch
Cabbage t1 head
Carrots jfl bunch
Celery ! hunch
Lima' beans il qt
Unions p pk
" ) iiunch
Potatoes p;C pk
" (.Sweet ) ! i peek . . . .
Kiidlshes x't bunch...."
Soup Beans f? i
Salsify fl hunch
Turnips ft '.; peek
POULTRY.
Chickens ?! pair (live)
H (cleaned)
Ducks p pair
Geese ' pieee
Turkeys "jl piece (live)
" ft ft (cleaned)
MISCKLLAKKer.S.
Apple ISultcr Vjt
Eggs ftduz
Heney t Ii
Seap )1 ft
Saner kraut -ft t
Kahhits j1 pair
Partridges
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Itccf Slcnk-, 31 ft
" Ibiast (rib) W F
" " (chuck) i n,
" Corned. 1 B,
" Dried, ?? P.
licet hind quarter 11 Bi
" tore quarter $1 Bj
Uolegna dried
Ham ft fl.
Lamb $1 ft
Jard $? ft
Mutten '.1 lb
Mince Meat i B
l'erk i 6
Pudding ? ft
Sausage ? fl...
Rass-ifl ft
Cattish $i ft...
Ced
Eels ?! ft
Haddock
Mullets
Perch
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Suckers
White Fish p
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Halibut t? ft-
Chc-diiiUs 1qt..
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Cored of Drinking.
"A young friend of mine was cured et an
Insatiable thirst ler Liquor, that had se pros
trated his svstein that he was unable tTde any
business, lie was cntiiely cured by the ue et
Hep Bitter:. It allayed all tliat burning thirst ;
leek away the appetite ler liquor; made his
nerves steady, and he his remained a sober
and steadv man tqr mere than two years, and
has no eesire te return te hi.-cups and 1 knew
of a number of ethers' who have been cured et
drinkingby it." Frem a leading Kailread Offi
cial, Chicago, 111. lcbl-2wd&w
UELVilOVS.
After Klglit Leng Years.
C. C. Jacobs, 7S Folsom street, Jlull.ile, an
employee of the V. S. Express Ce., say.-: Dr.
Themas' EclectncOil cured him of si severe
case of Piles of eight years standing, having
tried almost every known remedv, ' be
sides two ButTale I'hysleiuns," without, relief
but the Oil cured him ; he thinks it cannot be
rccomincneeu loe-mcmy
1 71 RST BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST.
1 Preaching te-morrow nierninir and even
ing by the pastor, ltev. Vm. Morrison. Kevival
meetings everv evening duringtee week. Itev.
L. C. Davis, of'Xerth Wales, will preach. Sun
day school at lJi p. ni.
FIKsr KEFOKSIKD DIVINE SERVICE
tomorrow at 10J a. m. Ne service in the
evening. Sunday school at Y)i p. 111
I7IKST 31. E. CHURCH. NORTH DUKE
Street. Preaching at 10J a. in. and l)i
p. ni., by the pastor, Itev. S. II. C. Smith. Sab
bath school at l)i p. m. Yeung people's prayer
meeting ate p. in.
ME. 31XSSIONS. EAST .MISSION
, Sabbath school at 1:1.1 p. 111.
West Miasiex. Preaching by the pa-ter,
Itev. S. O. Garrison, at '. a. 111. Sunday
school at 14 p. m. Ne evening service.
MORAVIAN. J. .MAX HARK, PASTOR.
Litanv and preaching in the morning
sermon en " The Silent Years of the Saviour's
Lite." Helv Communion in the evening.
Sniidiiv school at 2 p. in. All made welcome.
"v LI VET ItAPllST CliUKCII TEMPEIS-
ance HalMUev. M. Frayne, pastor. At
Nil "The Ministrv et Angel-." At VA p. 111.,
Tne Preaching et Jenah.'' Sunday school at
IK P- J".
PRESKYTERI AN. SERVICES IN THE
morning at the usual-hour. Preaching by
the pastor, Jtev. J. Y. Mitchell. D. D.
1 RESBYTERIAN 31EMORIAL MISSION
Chapel, Seuth Queen Street. Ke v. .1. C.
Hume, pastor. Evening service at 7'i o'clock.
Sunday school at ly.J p. 111. Prayer meeting
011 Thursday evening.
OCKI.A.M) SUNDAY MJHOOL (IINDE
L noiiiinatienal) meets in the lieckla'nd
street public -ehoel building, every Sunday
afternoon at 1'C o'clock. Everybody welcome.
2T. JAMES REV. V. F. KNIGHT. D. !.,
rector. Morning service and Hely Coin
inunien at at W. a. 111. Evening prayer ami
sermon at7J4 p. m.
s
ST. PAUL'S REFORMED. DIVINE SK1C
viees will be held at 10J a. 111. Anniver
sary of the Bible Seeietv at f'i p. in. Prayer
meeting atG p. 111. Sunday school at 1 p. 111.
ST. LUKE'S REFOISMED MISSION,
Marietta Avenue, near West Orange street.
Divine services en Sunday at 10 a. 111. and Vt
11.111. ?miHiay sciioei sup. 111. ui:v
.ichliter, pastor.
W. F.
COLLEGE
OT. STEPHEN'S CHAPEL,
O Campus. Divine service te-morrow morn
ing at Wx, o'clock. Sermon by itev. K. V.
Gcrhart, D". D.
OT. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
O Preaching at lOJa. 111.. by the pastor, Itev.
Svlvanhs stall : subject, "Ged's Sovereignty
and Man's Accountability." lu tins evening
theanniversarv of the Uiblc society with ad
dresses by Uevs.Carrisen and Liehtliter. Seats
tree. Sunday school at 1:15 p. in.
LT. PAUL'S M.E., CHURCH, S. IJUEEN ST.
O Preaching at lOJ-i a. in., mid 7 . in., by the
pastor, llev. J. Lindemuth. Prayer meeting
at y. p. in. Sunday school at l?ip. m.
SEL'ONI) EVANOELICA1-, CJIURCfl
(Engli-h). North Mulberry street, above
Orange. Preaching :tt MM a. 111. and ",. p. m.
by the pastor, llev. J. A. Feer. Sabbath school
at 2 p. 111.
TTNION IIETnEL CHURCH OF (!
J Preaching te-morrow by pa-ter. Ilev. D.
A. L. I.averty. at 10J.J a. 111.. and at 7i. p. 111.
Snbiecl "Is- There a Hell?" Sunday school
and adult llible class at '-y, p. 111., and at
the Green street Chapel at 2 p. 111.
31. C. A mitLE STUDY AT
a. m. Ge-spel service at G:ljp in.
9:U
TJA IVAItX, AC.
Ii
OUSEKELPING iOODS.
FLINN & WILLSON
would call the attention of their friends and
the public generally te their very large stock et
COOK STOVES, KAMiEN, 1MKI.0K
STOVES AM) HEATEUK,
w iiieh embraces Hie line.-t geed.-in She market,
and our prices are very low. In addition te
our own make of
Tin, Sheet Iren and Copper Ware,
we have ttu inline us-c stock of goods bought at
New Yerk Auction, and we are selling them
much below their real value. In Table (Jut
tlery. Spoons, Weed and Willow War; we have
always bargains. Ne one pas-es our Table and
Fleer Cleths without admiring tlrem. We have
the large.-t stock of Stand Lamp-, Library and
Chandelier, in this city. Chimneys te 'lit all
Lamps. Parties commencing housekeeping
t-euld net de better tlianexamiiieoursteek be
fore purchasing. Ne charge ler looking.
FLINN fc WILLSON,
Sueee-.-ers te l'liiiu &. I'reiii man,
152 N. Queen Street, Lancaster, Pn.
SIGN OF Till: TWO LAItGK DOGS.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting. Tin itoeliug ainf
pouting a specially. All werlc none ey
horengii me'-haiiies."
.1 i:wi:i,i:ks.
fOUIS Vt'EKEU,
J WATCIIMAKKi.
Ne. I5!l XOIITH (lUEKN STIiKET.near P. If.
It. Depot, Lancaster, Pa. (iehl, Silver ami
Nickel-cased Watches, Chains, Clocks, Ac.
Agent ter the celebrated Pantaseepie Speel;i
cles and Eye-Glas-es. Itepairing a upecielt v.
aprl-lyd
II
500
EAHUUARTEKS FOR PURE CONFKO
11U.NS 1-Oli JIIK UOL1DAIS AT
SETS SILVER-PLATED
TABLE SPOONS. TEA SPOOKS,
MEDIUM AND DKSSKliT FOItlvS,
DtsKi:T AND .MEDIUM UNIVi:-,
AiJUSYUS IIHOAOS'S. Jeweler,
20 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
T
Ac: of Assembly, entitled " An Act te re-
pcal the 7th Section efan Act entitled 'A Sup
plement te tin; Charier of the City e'" Lancas
ter, passed tin- 20th day of March, A. I)., IStS'j.' "
will lie introduced during the present session
of the Legislature.
The pnrpec et the proposed Act is te
equalize the lees paid ler.M-rvices rendered bv
the Mayer of tlie City of Lancaster in c-.im-- et
vagrancy, drunkenness and disorderly con
duct Willi these paid te ether magistrates.
JNO T. 3IacUOMGLE,
j.mai-ltdT 3Iayer.
Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, i:'7 and
r.t North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
iROCLA3IATION-CiTY ELECTION.
Tlie qualified voters of the city of Lancas
ter are hereby notified that an election will be
held in the several wards at tlie usual places
of holding elections. en TUESDAi, the 151 ii
day of KEIiliUAKY, 1SS1, between the hours of
7 11. m. and 7 p. 111., for the purpe.-e of electing
en n general ticket twelve Scheel Director;
and the ;ualilicd voters of the several wards
shall at the same time and places elect ether
ellieers as fellow.-:
FIltsT WAKD. Four members et Common
Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Con
stable and one Assessor.
SECOND WAKD Three members of Com
mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Cen-table and one As-ess-er.
Til I i: D W AUD. Three mem hers of Common
Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Con
stable and one Assessor.
FOURTH WAUD. Three members of Com
mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Cen-table and one A-e?ser.
FIFTH WAKD. One member et Select
Council, two members et Common Council,
one Judge, Twe Inspectors, one Constable and
one Ascs.er.
SIXTH WAKD. Threememberser Common
Council, one Alderman, one Judge, two In
spect ors. one Constable mid one As.-e.-ser.
SEVENTH WAKD. One member of Select
Council, three members et Common Council,
eueuuuge, two 111-peciers, one censiauie and
one Assessor.
EIGHTH WARD. Three members of Com
mon Council, one Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable and one Assessor.
NINTH WAKD. One member of Select
Council, three members of Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
one Assessor.
The election officers in the several wards arc
hereby required te make the necessary official
returns et the election and le notify "the per
sons elected in twentv-reur hours after sueh
election shall have been closed and the num
ber of votes ler each candiiluteer person voted
for ascertained.
Given litider my hand at Lancaster, this 2M
day of January, lflsi.
JNO. T. MacGONIGLE,
Jan224 febl-id Mayer.
MEDICAZ.
HOSTBTTBR'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS
Ne Time Should be Lest
It the stomach, liver and bowels arc affected,
te adept tlie sure remedy, Heatctter's Steniueh
Hitter,. Diseases erthi organs named beget
ethers lar mere serious, and a delay is there
lore hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver complaint,
chills and fever, early rheumatic twinges, kid
ney weakness, bring serious bodily trouble lit
trifled with. Lese no time in using this ef
fective, sate and long known medicine.
Fer sale by all Hruggiats and Dealers gen
erally, il-lydced&lyw
i ET THE UEST HORSE AND CATTLE
IjT POWDER. Tlie attention of farmers and
stcck raisers is specially called te the above
powder which is pronounced by many farmers
the le.-t for distemper, coughs', colds and ether
diseases and conditions et Horses. Alse, for
Cattle, Swine and Poultry. Fer Milch Cew
there can be nothing better. 25 cents a pound
or 5 pounds lerSI.
Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FRY. DRUGGIST,
Cor. North Queen and Orange Streets.
Lancaster. Pa.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Te Nervous Sutlerers The Great Euro
pean Remedy Dr. J. IJ. Simpsen's Specific
Medicine. It is 11 positive cure for Sperma Sperma
eorrhea, Seminal Wcaknes.s,Impetency,niid all
diseases resulting from Self-Abuse, aa Mental
Anxiety, Less of Memery, Pains in Hack or
Side, and diseases that lead te Consumption,
Insanity and an early grave. The Specific
aleiliciiic is nciiig useuwiiiiwoneeriuisuceess,
Pamphlets sent lree te nil. rite ler them and
get full particulars. Price, Specilie, $1 per
packairc, or six packages for $5. J.I!. SIMP
SON MEDICINE CO.MPANY.Nes. 104 and 106
Main Street, Bull'ale, N. Y. Address all orders
te
II. P.. COCHRAN, Druggist, Sele Agent,
i:i7 anil 139 North Queen Street, Lancaster
ml7-lydeed&wJ
E
EAD THIS.
-USE-
COUGH NO MORE!
A CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDY' FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT,
HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPINU COUGH, PAIN IN THE
SIDE OK BREAST,
And all Diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
Fer the relief of Consumptives in all stages
el the disease. or sale en:y ui
HULL'S DRUG STORE
Ne. 15 WEST KING STREET,
au0.S-lydJ LANCASTER, PA.
INVALIDS TAKE NOTICE !
NEAKLY 3,000 PERSONS
have placed thcmscfe'cs under my charge dur
ing tlie last three years in Reading and this
city. One-half of them at least were called in
curables. Chronic cases of Dysepda, Con
sumption, Rheumatism, and ether alllictieus.
Nearly all reported the same story, viz: I have
tried many docters.and ipiack medicines, and
all in vain. 1 am discouraged. While curing the
sick in these two cities ever 1,500 deaths have
occurred in ether physicians' practice,and net
a half-dozen in mine. Won't you in person (at
my ellice-) or by letter investigate my remark
able cures. Meiiandwomcn,sickteryears,wero
under my practice in a few days or weeks
re.-tered te health through Omnipathie treat
ment. All made well by placing my inexpen
sive medicine;- en the outside et the body. Ne
poisons used and no drugs, syrups, pill,
powders, hitlers, or ether such vile stuffs
placed in thesteinaeh. Cnnsultrttietis und Kx Kx
itminutiens Free tt my ejfflccs. Hundreds have
been cured of Catarrh ter 50 cents. Cure ('nick
for Catarrh .-cut te any address in tlie United
Slates for .'.0 cents.
A pamphlet of .'!i pi'ges will seen be issued
from the pre.-.s. Send and get It.
DR. C. A. GREENE,
(32 Years Experience),
Ne. 23G NOKTII QUEEN STREET,
M-tldMVF&-' Lancaster, Pa.
OJiUVHItlJiS.
Q O'CLOCK COFFEE IS THK PUKEST
O and best ler the I! leak last Table.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
Ill North Queen Street.
jair2'Mmd Lancaster, Pa
0()P w,":sT KINU ST1SEKT.
THE PLACE FOR
Wines, Liquors and 95 per cent. Alcohol,
Fresh Groceries, Pure Spices, and Rest Ciiars
in town. .Ml at
RTNGWAIrs.
N
kw phecess-
BUOKWHEAT,
n very Superior Article : also :i cliolccletol
Luzerne County Ruek'.viieal; also Hecker's
Self-lhiising Iiuckwlieiit and Griddle Cake
Fleur, at BUIISIi'S.
Vl-PLES AND POTATI1
REL AND 1HJSHKL,
A
ATOS BY THE ItAlt-
,T HUKSK'S.
FEW MOKE OF THE CELEHKATED
XX. G. & R. TOMATOES,
SCANS FOR 23 CENTS,
AT P.UUSK'S.
I7I.OKIUA OKANGKS. AND MESSINA
. Lemens; also White Grapes,
AT HURSK'S.
ASTR1CU BRtys AOVEItTISElLEirT.
TI-:ST AND CHEAPEST
COFFEES,
ALWAYS FRESH ROASTED, AT
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STKEKT.
GIFT JtJtAWlIfOS.
' 20th Popular Monthly DrawiTif-?
ey TUB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
At M-icuuley's Theatre, In the City of Louis
ville, en
MONDAY, PEBRTTARY 28th, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under previsions et an Act et the
General Assembly of Kentucky, incorporat
ing the Newport Printing and Newspaper
Company, approved April !, LS7S.
3Tlii3 Is a special act, ami lias never been
repealed.
The United States Circnit Court en Miirehel,
rendered the following decisiens:
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution
Ctpipauy is Irgai.
5u Its drawings arc fair.
N. IJ. The Company has new en hand a
l.irge reserve fund. Read the list of prizes ler
the
FEBRUARY DRAWING.
1 prize 3i,(n"0
1 prize 10,000
(iriZO ,. y,UI)U
10 prizes $l,uc)ciicli lo,eoo
i!!)prizes"iKeach 10,000
loe prizes, $1110 each 10,000
200 prizes ie each 10,000
fiOO prizes 20 each -., 00
loea prizes ieeach 10,000
9 prizes :ioe et'ch, Approximation prizes -,700
It prizes aw each, " " 1,800
9 prizes Jiti each. " " soe
ill'ilOC
h-Ut tickets. -pi ; -27 tlcketH
lt'O prizes
Whole tickets, f J
$') 5.1 tickets, $100.
liemit Meney or Rani: Draft in Letter, et
send bv Express. DON'T SEND IIY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR P05TOFFICE OitDKR.
Order of $5 and upward, by Express, can bt
sent at our expense. Address all orders te It.
M. UOAKDMAN, Courier-Journal lluilding,
Louisville. Ky.. el T. J. COMMEKFOKD,
i!12 IJreadway, New Yrk. fcbl-TuTh&SAv
A STRICH UKOS.' ADV.KT1SEENT.
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SWISS
EMBROIDERIES.
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We offer n most
choice line of
HAMBURG
EDGINGS
A"fD
INSERTIONS,
at astonishingly low
prices.
Narrow Edgings from
2c. per yard up.
Handsemu Edgings
at 5c.
Fine Edglngsat 7,3, Oe.
2-inch wide Edgings
at 10 and 12c. .
Choice Patterns at
10 and 13c
Most handsome Em
broideries at 23e.
Elaborate Patterns
from SOc. upward.
Cotten Edgings and
Everlasting Trim
mings in full line.
EDGING
EDGING
EDGING
EDGING
EDGING
EDGING
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EDGING
KDGING
EDGING
EDGING
EDGING
FEATHER EDGE BRAID l
ALL NUMBERS.
Ne. (ki. Ne. 0, Ne. 1, Ne. 2, Ne. 3. Ne. I,
4!c. -JSe. 00c. 5Sc. i."ie. 75e. per dez.
SERPENTINE BRAID.
Ne. l::, Ne. 17, Ne. 21, Ne. 23,
Se. 10c. 1'le. 17c. per dozen,
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORsE'IS
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CORSETS
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COllS El S
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COKSETS
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CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
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CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
IN CORSETS
WE OFFER NOWvV
SPLENDID
LINE,
TO SUIT MOST
EVERBODY.
A Geed Corset at 39e.
The 'Astrieh Gem' Cor
set, side steels and dou
ble busk, at 19c.
A Geed Woven Corset
at iSc.
An Elegant Speen Busk
Corset, with Hide steels
and side lacings, at
only 7."ic.
The Extra Leng Hi Bene
Star" Corset at 95c.
Our 100 Bene One Dol Del
lar Corset In White
and Colored.
A Fine French Woven
Corset, with elegantly
embroidered busk, at
only $1.
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
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CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
COK-iETS
We call attention te our stock of Trimmings
suitable ler
MASQUERADE
PARTIES,
Such as
GOLD mid SILVER BRAID,
GOLD and SILVER FRINGE,
SPANGLES, BELLS, Jfcc.
All el which we are selling at me-it
reasonable price-.
HOSIERY Ladies' Weel Ribbed
HOSIERY Hese, 10c. u pair.
HOSIERY Ladies' Knitted Weel
HOSIERY Hese, extra heavy, ex
HOSI ERY tra long, 33c.
HOSIERY. Ladies' Knitted Lambs
HOSIERY Weel Hee. 40r.
HOSIERY Ladies' French All Weel HOSIERY
HOSIERY Cashmere Hese, Fancy, 1IO-IERY
HOSIERY -I0c.apu.ir.
HOSIERY Ladies' Heavy French
HOSIERY AH Weel Cashmere
HOSIERY Hese, 50c. n pair.
HOSIERY Ladies' Fine All Weel
HOSIERY Cashmere Hese, cm-
HOSIERY broidered centre,
HOSIRRY Oh, u pair.
HOSI ER Y Ladies' Extra Heavy
HOSIERY Cotten Hese, Fleece
HOSIERY' Lined, Full Regular
HOSIERY Made, in Solid Celers,
HOSIERY SOc. a pair.
HOSIERY Ladies' White Iren
J lOSl ERY Frame Hese, Full Reg-
JiOKU-'Ri. uiaraiade, Heece
HOSIERY Lined, 23c. n pair.
HOSIERY Ladies' Extra Hcavy
IIOSIERY Full Regular Made
HOSIERY Balbriggans, Silk
HOSIERY Clocked, 23c. a pair.
HOSIERY Ladles' Extra Heavy
HOSIERY Balbrigguns, Full Bcg-
HOSIERY ular Made, elegantly
HO-IERY embroidered feet, for
HOSIERY evening wear. 23c. a pr.
HOSIERY Ladies' Full Regular
HOSIERY Made Lisle Thread
HOSIERY Hese, elegantly em-
HOSIER.Y broidered, 23c. it nail.
HOSIERY Child's Imported Dark
hosiery cotton sieckiiics, new
hosiery stvies, r, te s, 20 te 25c.
HOSIERY Cfiild's Plain Colored
hosiery cotton Hese, snk
HOSIERY Clocked, Full Regular
HOSI hi: Y Made, C to8K,te
hosiery ic. a pair.
HOSIERY' Child's Fu 1 Regular
HOSIERY' Made Cotten Hese, em-
HOSIERY broidered centre, 5 te
hosiery 8, 2 te sic.
HOSIERY Child's Fine French
HOSIERY' Cotten Hese, FullRcg-
HOSIERY ular Made, new design
HOSIERY and elegant CoIers,5to
HOSIERY 8J, 31 te 49c.
HOSIERY Child's Ribbed Weel
HOSIERY Hese, Regular Ma.le,
HOSIERY 29e. a pair.
HOSIERY Child's Knitted Fine
HOSIERY Lambs' Weel Hese,
HOSIERY tsie. a pair.
HOSIERY Ladies' Dark Heavy
HOSIERY' Cotten Hese, Itegular
HOSI ERY' Made. 15c. a pair.
HO.MEUY Ladies' Gray Mixed
HOSIERY" He-c. Itegular Made,
HOSIERY Silk.Clecked, 19c. a pr.
HOSIERY' Ladies' Gray Mixed
HOSIERY Hese. Full Regular
HOSIERY' Made, Silk Clocked in
HOSIERY" I lowers, 25c. a pair.
HOSIERY Gents' Full Heuular
HOSIERY Made Extra Fine Half
HOSIERY' He-e, 17c. a pair.
HOSIERY" Gents' Full Regular
HOSIERY' Made Balbrigg.ui3,SiIk
HOSI E RY Clocked, 25e. a pair.
HOSIERY Gents' Plain Cardinal
HOSIERY' Balbriggans, Full Reg- HOSIERY
HOSIERY ular Made, Silk Cleck- HOSIERY'
HOSIERY ed, warranted fast HOSIERY
HOSIERY colors. 25c. a pair. HOSIERY"
HOSIERY Gent-' Full Regular HOSIERY
HOSIERY Made Gray Mixed HOSIERY
HOSIERY Merine Heic, 25c. a pr. HOSIERY
HOSIERY Gents' Heavy Bibbed HOSIERY
HOSIERY Weel Hese, lSe. n pair. HOSIERY
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VTOVELTIES IX SCAIIF PJNS.
THE "BERNHARDT" GREYHODND PIN
UNDERSHIRTS AXD DRAWERS,
XT
E. J. ERISMA1TS,
THE SHIRTMAKEII,
56 N'OKTH OUEKN STKEET
WATT, SHAND & CO.
ARE NOW
OFFERING AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
MUSMNS,
SHEETINGS,
LINENS,
TOWELS AND NAPKINS,
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
4-1, 0 S, 3-1 and C4 Bleached and Unbleached
MUSLINS,
In all the ruveite brand-, at lcs-than Manu
faeturer's Prices.
,7-4, S-4, 9-4 and 104 Bleached and Unbleached
SHEETINGS,
nt Popular Prices. Special Bargain in Yarn
Bleached
TA1ILE DAMASKS,
"J-Jic., 42c. flee., 2.e. mil 73c. a yard. These
goods are 20 per cent, better than anything we
have ever shown at these prices.
SPECIAL BARGAIN:
5,000 Y'ARDS HAMBURG EDGINGS AXD
INSERTINGS IN SHORT LENGTHS AT
QUICK SELLING PRICES.
Tit A rXLUJiX' u Vlitt
Watt, Sliand & Company,
NEW YORK STORE.
OPECIAI. -NOTICE.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Xe. t!5 WEST KINU STREET.
We are celling at les than present value
STANDARD MAKES OF
Bleached and Uublcaclied Muslins,
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings
Pillow 3uslin.s, and Tickings.
LOOM AND DAMASK
TABLE LINENS,
Napkins and Towels,
MARSEILLES AND CROCHET QUILTS,
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS.
OPKNEI) THIS DAY
A LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS
WITH INSERTINGS TO MATCH.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IASTATi- OF lO'ENKUlCTIIOO'S, LATH
It of the city el Lancaster, decea-ed. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undei-signed, all persons in
debted thereto arc requested le make immedi
ate payment, and these bavin-; claims or de
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te te tlie under
signed, residing in the city of Lancaster.
MICHAEL HABERBUSH,
Executer.
J .no. A. Covle. Att'y. lanLTCtdeaw
j-MTATK OF SUSANNA FKANCISCCS.
JLi lateel the City et Lancaster, deceased.
Letters of administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, all per
sons indebted 10 said decedent are requested
te make immediate settlement, and these
having claims or demands against the estate
of sain decedent te make known the same te
hnu. without delay.
JACOB BOWKRS.
Administrator, d. b. n. e. t. a.
.Ise. M. Amwee. Attorney. jlS-Ctileaw
E
'STATE OF JACOi: WEU, SIC, LATE
I el the city of Lancaster. Pa., deceased.
Letters testamentary en said entate hnvin-r
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te inaku Imme
diate .settlement, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te tiic undersign
ed, residing in said township.
JACOB WEH. JR..
E.xecnter, Lancaster, Pa.
A.J. Kiiei-ly. Attorney.
41 Grant Street. Lancaster. Pa. j'1-Ctdeaw
"I.-.STATE OF IIKNUY GAICKECHT, LATE
Xh of Lancaster city. Lancaster county. Pa.,
deceased. Letters testamentary en said estate
having been granted te the undersigned, all
persons indebted te said decedent are request
ed te make immediate settlement, ami thnu
having claims or demands againstthe estate of
said decedent, te make known the same te tlx
undersigned without delay, residing in I.an
c;tster, Pa. ISAAC 1). LUTZ.
JOHN A. BAUSMAN,
jiin2l-Ctdeaw Executers.
INSTATE OF KW. A. SKNKlt, I.aTE r
11 the City e! Lancaster, Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration en fluid e-late hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, all per
sons indebted thereto are requested te make
immediate payment, and theso having claims
or demands against the Mime, will piescnt
them without delay te tlie undcrslgneii.
REBECCA SENER,
Administiatri.v,
or te ;. Sener .v Sens, Lumber and Ceal Deal
ers, N. E. Cerner Prince and Walnut Street",
Lancr.atfr, Pa. janJWtdeaw
1 'STATE OF THOMAS 1. KMJ.Y, LATE
or Lancaster city, deceased. Letters et
administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all per.-ens in
debted te said decedent are requested te make
immediate sett lenient, and tliose having claims
or demands against the cstateef said decedent,
te make them known te the undersigned with
out delay, residing in Lancaster.
janl-MJtdreiw W. U. HENSEL.
INSTATE OF .TAJIIKS W. KHElf, LATE OF
J the city of Lancaster, deceased. Tin; un-b-rsigned
Auditor, appointed tedistribute the
balanc remaining in the hands of Julia Rhey,
administratrix et James W. Rhey, te and
among these legally entitled te the same, and
te pas en exceptions te her account, will sit
for that purpose en TUKSDAY", FEBRUARY
2-J. ISS1, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the Library Roem
of the Court Heuse, in tlie, city of Lancaster,
where all persons interested in said distribu
tion and exceptions may attend.
WM. A. ATLEE.
jan23-itiIeaw Auditor.
I ANCASTKK AND .MILLKKSVILUS k. f.
J. i Cars run as fellows :
Leave Iuieutscr P.l:.lepet), at 7, 9, and
11-eOa.ni., and 2, t. e and suw p. in., except en
Saturday, when the last car leaves at ftatp.m.
Leave Millersville (lower end) at 5, 3, and
a. M., and 1, :", 5 and 7 p. ni.
Cars run dally en above time except en Sub
day.
WLUM1HA AI PORT DEPOSIT K. K
Trains new run regularly en the Columbia
and fort Deposit Railroad e:
lime:
en the following
STATIOH3 NoKTH-'ExpreSS.
WR. A.H.
Pert DeiKisit
Peachbottem... . .
Safe Harber.
Columbia
0:35
7:12
753
S:23
Express.
r. st.
3-55
4JS
3:11
3:40
Acceu.
r.n.
Statiess SeiTH-'Espressi.
WAHD. I A. X.
Columbia.
Safe Harber.
Peart-bottom
11:45
P.M.
12:14
li57
Pert Deposit i:-
Express.
P.M.
6:-M
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F. M.
7:32
S:t5
iOP
3:18
5:21
6:20
Accem
7:45
ArlWK
19:40
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P.M.
12-25
E-IIN; Jt COLUMBIA K. K.
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ARRANGEMENT OFPASSENGER TRAINS
OCTOBER SVtii, 1SS).
NORTinVARH.
LEAVE. A.M.
Quarryville t:45
Lane.ister, llngSt
Lancaster tyvi
Columbia , 7:55
ARRIVE.
Reading....
1 10:03
SOUTHWARO.
r.M.
1:05
1:10
3:20
p.m.
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3:40
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3: k)
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ihai
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A.M. A.M.I r.M.
S:0." liW 6:10
P.M.
10:15 2:11) 820
10:07 2.10 8:10
10:18 8-20
1120 .... !fc25
P.M
LEAVE.
Reading
. ARRIVE.
Columbia
Jjincaster. 10:07 2.10 8:10 5:(V
Lancaster, King St 10:18 820 5:10
tiuarryville 1120 'J-.25 :4i
1 miiis connect at Reading wit It tnilns te and
from Philadelphia, Pottsville, Harrisburg, Al Al
lentewn and New Yrk, via Bound Broek
Reute.
At Columbia with trains te und from Yerk,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti
more. j. M. WILSON. Supt.
1)KSSSYLVASIA KAIl.KOA4 NEW
SCHEDULE On anil after MONDAY,
JANUARY 171 h. ISM, trains 011 the Feimsyl
Mtm.i Railroad will arrive ami leave the Luu-c.i-i.-
and Phtladelpiiia depots as follews:
.'mTw.rn Leave; Arrive
fcASTWAitP. Lanc'ter Phihul'ii
Philadelphia Express, 2:10 a.m. 4:15 a.m
Cincinnati Express 2:55 " 5:15 "
Fast Line, 5C8 " 7:30
Y'orkAceeu'. Arrives; 8.00 " ....
Harrisburg Express 8:05 10:10 "
DillervilleAcceni. Arriv-s, 8:45 ' ....
Columbia Accommodation, 9-.n1 " 12:01 p.m.
Frederick Accem. Arrives, 1:30 " ....
Pacilie Express, 1: p.m. 3:45 "
Sunday Mail 2:00 ' 5:00
Johnstown Express, 305 " 5W "
Chicago Day Expn-ss, 4:3' l:3i '
Harrisburg Accoimuedal'ii, 0:23 " 30 "
WKSTWAIte.
Way Passenger.
Mail Train Ne. l.via Mt.Jey,
Mall Train Ne.2.vla Cel'hia,
Niagara & Chicago Express
auiiuuy jian,
J as l Lii lie, .............. ......
Frederick Aecoiumedat ion,
Dillerville Lecai.vla Mt.Jey
Harrislt'.irg AccemiiKhlat'ii,
Columbia Accommodation,
Harri-burg kxpress,
Pittsburg Expres
Cincinnati Express
Pacilie Express,
Leau 1 Arrive
'Philad'a Ijine'ter
12SKI .
7-30
0:00 "
8:00
12:10
2-3U 1
4:00
5:30
ti:2f
!):10
1155
MDa.ii
10:20 "
!0.2.- "
11:10 "
Itl-SO '
2:30 p.m.
ia '
i50 "
5:t0 "
72C "
7:30 "
8-50 "
ILrW "
i'5 A.M.
Pacific Express, east, en Sunday, when flag
ged, will step at Middletown, Ellzabethtewn
Mt. Jey, Lundisvillc, Binl-in-Hand, Leiiian
Place, Gap, ChrMiana, PurkesIiurK, Ceatcs
vllle, Oakland and Glen Lech.
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, when flagged,
will step at Downingte-.vii.Coalcsville, Parke
burg, Mt.Jey, Eiixabelhtewn and Middletown.
Ilanoveraecemmodation west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
a. Il.fkk.. ... ...ill .1 . .. .V
i.u ii.w. 1. in., mi, run iiiruugu ie nanevcr.
Frederick AccommrMlatieii. west, cenn eels at
.with Fast Line, west, at 2:30 p.m..
l.?mfwf,-
and will run ttireugh te Frederick.
T OCAL MAIL AltKANtlEMENTS.
HOURS FLR CLOSING THE MAI I J.
BY RAILROAD. New Yeaic tiikoceii mail
7:3i a in, 100 p m, 4:15 p 111 and 11:30 p ui.
Way Mail, east, 7:3u a m.
GeinxiJiviti.E, Divningtewn, Leamaii Pluce
Gap (! p in.
PniLADKLrniA through mail, 7:30 and 8:45 11
in.. 1:00, 4:15 and 11.'!0 p 111.
PiTTSBUiKiu and west, 2:00 and 11:30 p 111.
llAKitisi-L-ite Mail,!)::')), a 111, 1:30, 5:15 and 11:10
a in.
Wav Mail, west, fh.10 a m.
Baltimore and Wasiunoten, via Philadel
piiia, 4:15 p m.
Baltimore and Washinoten, via Yerk, 2.00 p
in.
Baltimore and Washinoten, via Harrisburg
ll::-uiui.
Coatesville, 4:15 p in.
Columbia, IO-.Oi a 111, 2:K) and 5:15 p 111.
Yerk and Yerk way, 2:00 and 11:30 p in.
Northern Central, lo-.ue a in, 2:00 and 1130 p
111.
Readine. via Iteadlngand Columbia R R, 7:30
a 111 and l2:.-0 p in.
Readine, via Harrisburg, 5:15 and 11:30 put.
Keadineway, via Junction, Lititz, Manhelni,
East Hcmptield and Kphnita, 3 p in.
O.UARRWILLB, Caiuarge, New Providcnce,
West Willow and Martinsville, Ri.lten and
Lime Valley, i): 15 a 111 and 5:00 p 111.
New Helland, Churchtown, Grecnbank.
Blue Ball, Goedvillc, lUiirtewu and Spring
Greve, by way of Dowuingtewn, at 7:30 a 111
mid li) in.
Save Haiuier, via Columbia. 1000 a ni.
BY STAGE Jlillernvlllu and Slackwater. te
Sate Harber, daily, at 4:00 p in.
Te Millersville, 8 ami 1130 a in, and 4 pm.
Binkley's Bridge, Lcaeeck, llureville. New
Helland, 2:30 p m.
Willow Street. Smllhville, Buck, Chestnut
Ia vcl, Greene, Peters Creek, Pleasant Greve,
Reck Springs, Fuirmeuut and Rewlandsvllle.
Mil. daily. 750 a in.
Hindis Valley, Oregon, West Karl. Farmers
villc, Netrsvillc, Uinkletewn, Terre Hill,
Martiinluli-, daily, at 230 pm.
un.tiii.uiu, jiiiiii.j,, Aiiiuiju:r ami mneai-
iand Mills, te Strasburg, laily, at 4 p m.
Paradise and Seiidcrshnrg, at 7:.T a in.
Cu- lli.il 1.. ... .i,ru... t..B.f ....If,
luaiiville. Mount Ncbe. l"-twiiiisville. Bellies
and Liberty Square, daily, at 2:30 e in.
WIir.A eriSi fOltllKLlVKRY.
ARRIVING BY RAIL.-Eastcrn mail,
1):3 a 111, 3 and (':30 p 111.
tasiern way man, ih:m a in
Cole
111
7 a in .
Western mail, 7 and 10 a m, 2 and ii-.'i0 n in.
i.canuig, via Kcainng and t
Columbia, 2-30p
in.
Western way mail, 830 a in.
Reading way mall, 10:30 a 111.
Quarry villi: Branch, 8:15 a m ami 4 p III.
ARRIVING BY STAGE. Frem Sate Harber
and Millersville, at ! a 111, daily.
Frem Millersville, 7 and On 111, and 4 p 111.
Frem New Helland, at '1:30 11 111, daily.
Frem Rewlandsvillc, Mil, at 4 p. m.
Reading way mail, at 10-30 a m, daily.
Frem Strasburg. at 'J-30 a in, daily.
Frem Ruwlinsville, at 11 am.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There an; four mail deliveries by letter car
ricrs each day, and en their return tripn they
take up the mail matter deposited in the letter
box-s.
Fer the Hist delivery the carriers leave the
office at :30 a m; second delivery at 10a in ;
third delivery at 11am; fourth delivery at 3 p
in.
SUNDAY POSTOFF1CE HOURS.
On Sunday the postelliee is ejicn from April
1 te October i, from 8 te 9 am, and from (i te 7
a in ; from October 1 teApril l.freni 9 te 10 a 111 .
and from t; te 7 1 m.
COAL.
B.
It. MARTIN,
Whole-sale and Retail Healer in all kinds of
LUMBER AND COAL.
43 Yard : Ne. 4ae North Water and Prince
streets, above Lemen. Lancaster. n:-lyd
COHO & WILEY.
:7-e NOUTII WATXIt ST., Lancaster, fa.,
Wholesale and Retail Healers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange.
Branch Ofllcc: Ne. 3 NORTH DUKE ST.
lebSS-Iyd
E
jTATE OF SAltAII MONTGOMERY,
late of the city of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters et administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, all per-!-eus
indebted thereto are requested te make
immediate payment, and these having claims
or demands against the same will present
them Ter settlement te the undersigned, re
siding in said cltv.
ELIZABETH MONTG03IERY
II. B. Swaiu, Administratrix.
Attorney. janSJMitUeaw
te TO
RBILLT & KELLER
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Farmers and ethers in want et Superior
Manure will lind it te their advantage te call.
Yard, Harrisburg Pik. '
Office. '3'A East Chestnut street. S agU-ttil
COAL ! COAL ! !
L Fer geed, clean Family and all ether kind
OI jliVlj go 10
RUSSEL & SHTJL-MYER'S.
uality and Weight guaranteed. Orders re
spectfully solicited.
OFFICE: 23 Kant Kins Street. YARD:
618 North Prince Street.
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