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LANCASTER DAILY INTEIXIGENOEH MONDAY FEBRUARY 14, 1881.
of Geerge Krag Skecnbcrger and daughter
of the late Win. Hamilton, of Lancaster
county, died a few days age at her
residence, at Cliften, a .suburb of
Cincinnati. Mrs. Shccnbcrgcr was
a native of this county, a woman of
most amiable qualities and possessed of
all the accomplishments which gicat
wealth and high social position afFotdel.
She was well-known and greatly beloved
by many of the best families of this city,
with several of whom she was related.
Miss Catharine Gibcrsen, who died yes
terday at A. W. Woodward's bearding
house, en Xerth Duke street, was a well
known and highly inspected maiden lady.
She formerly kept stoic in Ml Jey and
mere recently bearded at the Cad well
house, this city. She had desired that her
remains be cremated, but it is net likely
the request will be heeded.
Death or William Marshall.
The subject of this notice, who died y.
tcrday at his home en West Orange street,
after a lingerins; illness, was born in Lan
caster city en Jan. 12, 1812, and at the. age
of IS was apprenticed at the trade of shoe
making te Charles Gillespie. He worked
at his trade mere or less during his whole
life time, all the years of which were
spent in this city, With the removal of
Franklin and Marshall college te Lancas
ter he was appointed janitor of the institu
tion, first when en Lime street and after
wards at the building new occupied by the
college. He continued Silcrc until
about 1SGS, and was highly popu
lar with the faculty and students.
Fer some years he has buen watchman at
the Inquirer building in this city. In
every station he was faithful te the inter
ests entrusted te him. Mr. Marshall was
a member of St. Jehn's Free Episcopal
church, a devoted Christian, an upright
citizen and an unflinching Democrat, lie
was the father of twelve children, of
whom six survive him four daughters and
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rau uii, r imam .11., 01 ui'j l . .0. iriv.y.
aim James it., postmaster 01 mis cay.
Death el Mrs. Kuth.
Mrs. Martha Kutli, widow of Francis
Ruth and mother of IJiin'auiin and Frank
Ruth, well-known residents of this city,
died at her icsidcncc, 112 West Orange
street,. 011 Saturday, in the S!th year of
her age. Miv. l(..lh'. maiden name was
Mooney, and her brother was for many
years the m.iuacr of the C iruwail fur
naces. She was the mother of nine chil
dren, eight of whe.ii survive her, and all
of whom except O.ia are married and re
side in this county. The husband of Mrs.
Ruth for many jv.irs lived en the farm
new owned by Rev. Jehn iCebr, neilli of
this city, and 011 another farm, 011 the Ce
lumbia pike some distance west of Lan
caster. Thence they removed te Lancas
ter and have lived here since. Mrs. Ruth
was a genial and pious woman, widely
known and much esteemed by a large cir
cle of friends in this city and the northern
part of the county. She was a member
of the First Reformed church of this city.
TliK LOCAL
TOIJACUO TKi5I
The Crep
ISKll oil' tiie l'ei anil Keady
I-r SI lipping.
The warm, rainy and foggy weather of i
the past week afforded the tobacco grow
ers a. mere favorable opportunity than ,
they have heretofore enjoyed of taking ,
from the poles and preparing for market ;
their cieps, many of which have been j
hanging in the sheds high and dry sin re '
last September. Probably nearly the en- j
tire crop has been taken from the poles :
and there is little doubt it will rapidly be j
put into the best shape possible te tempt '
the careful and timid buyer te
purchase it. And as the great ,
snow drifts which for two long months j
blocked up ihe country mads have been j
dissipated and the frost am! slush and
mud will also have disappeared by lhe '
time the stripping shall have einled, we ,
may fairly leek for an old -fashioned revival
in the tobacco trade before many weeks.
We have the following transactions te i
report in the crop el is.SU, from Penn j
township, Mr.K. II. Kauifman has b.)ii;dit ,
twoaercsfreniCeo.il. llossler at 11, (i j
and 51 ; one acre from Samuel (Iiaybill for
18, (5 and 15. One aeic from Wad J ray-1
bill for 10, i (5 ami '!. One acre from j
Henry Shill'er for 15, and ;J. One aeic ;
from Jacob Hessler at 10 and ". ',
Jacob Singer has bought llciijainiu j
Rishep's crop of one and a-half acres, J
same township, for $-J00. i
James Adair, same township, has been
offered and refused 21 cents through ler I
his crop. I
Madisen trvin x Nm, Jiave se.il te
Skdes & Frey, three acres for SI. 200. The '
figures are high, but the crop is a remark
ably iine one.
A dealer of this city who makes careful
estimates, states that the amount of the
crop of 1SS0 sold up le date is about
5,000 eases.
Of the crop of 1S70 about 500 eas2.s were
sold last week. Philip Lebzeiter sold te
Louies Drainer's Sens, Philadelphia, '200
cases en private terms. Skilcs fc Frey
sold during the week 175 cases. Harry
C.Moere sold JO cases of the same crop,
and no doubt there were ether sales that
have net been made public. The demand
for '70 continues active and the prices keep
well up.
TUB HARRISONS.
l'lioteft " at Fulton Opera IIuiae.
On Saturday evening the Harrison musi
cal comedy company appeared at the opera
house before an audience of fair numbers
in their own cxt.-avnganza of "Photes."'
There is nothing in theconipesitiou calling
for analysis, being made up as it is of a
constant succession of ludicrous scenes
and incidents, quite beyond the pale
of commonplace description, with
here and there a dash of pretty
music, that for the time being cer
tainly please the average spectator and
auditor if they don't leave a very lasting
impression en his sensibilities. Leuis
Harrison is an original genius, a clever
comedian, whose take-oil's and burlesques
produced an immense hit. His sister,
Miss Alice Harrison, is a charming little
seubrcttc actress, who wen the immediate
favor of the audience by her piquancy, and
K. E. Graham's nonsensical " business"
added te the fun that prevailed fast and
furious from the outset. Miss Clara
Daniels played a very pretty fandango en
the guitar, "but there is nothing te he par
ticularly commended in her voice. There
are several ether people in the troupe who
fill up very nicely, the performance as a
whole being one that thoroughly pleased
the audience.
Notaries I'ubllr.
Commissions as notaries public hac
been received at the county recorder's of
fice for the following named gentlemen,
who have been appointed by Gov. Heyt
for terms of three years, from the dale of
their commissions. The reason ler dating
the commissions se far back is bee.ut.se the
recipients had received temporary commis cemmis commis
siens en the dates named, le continue in
force until the reassembling of lhe Legis
lature. Jehn W. Resh. Marietta, te date from
June Gth, 1880.
A J. Kauffman. Columbia, te date from
December 31st, 1870.
Jehn H. Brubaker, Elizabcthtewu, le
date from April 20, 1S80.
Christian Bachman, Strasburg borough,
te date from 3Iarch 12, 1830.
S. P. Stenctt, Marietta, te dale from
April 17th, 1880.
Henry B. Beccker. Fairville, i., date
from March 20th, 1880.
Wagen Itroken.
This morning about 7 o'clock Kehler's
beer wagon ran into a milk wagon en
North Queen street, breaking tiie hind
wheels and letting the wagon down. Ne
ether damage was done. Fred Brimmer
assisted the milk man by giving him
another wagon.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
it; it kkuulah coi:uesreMK'cis
Captain D. Braiuard Case is again con
fined te his bed with the illness ever which
he thought he had obtained the mastery
a week age.
Mrs. Dr. D. Mellinger, while walking en
the coal chutes en Saturday afternoon, te
see the moving ice, was se unfortunate as te
fall into one of the empty coal bins. She
was removed te her home when it was
found her injuries consisted of severe
bruises en tiie body and a scratched face.
The members of the company, who will
give the entertainment in the opera house
en the leth iust., for the benelit of the
peer of the town, are meeting with suc
cess in the sale of tickets. A geed house
is assured them and they are -anguiue of
pleasing their audience.
Te-day being St. Valentine's day Cupid's
messengers have their hands full in send
ing kind remembrances te distant and near
friends conveying the esteem in which they
are held by the senders of the embellished
notes, who te thwart destiny, generally
manage te remain unknown te tlie stricken
mortal", who would delight in basking in
the rays of their sun-shiny glances, l'e 3
sibly bide by siiie with one of the.-.c loving
clfusiens will he found a severe caricature
which is supposed te bear some sort of a
resemblance te the receiver. The only
wonder is that, between the two, the i oer
fellow is net driven te suicide. The post
masters will have cause te remember the
day.
Jlloetiiiger Commits.
At Friday's meeting of councils the
finance committee presented a report
which showed the receipts of the month,
including a balance of $2,50G.el, te be
$12,o'.Jti.e7. Tlie expenditures amounted te
$10,e 12.2-1, leaving a balance in the treas
wry of l,'J"'S..S'i. The property committee i
icpertcu having drawn leases ter the opera
house store-rooms ; the portioning oil" of
the opera lmu.se 'v.'.emeiit for the benefit
of Mr. E. 11. Stamen, at his expense ; the
tracingjef the borough plan,:ind the issuing
of an order te the proper officer te arrest
all the persons win were implicated in tiie
disturbance in the opera house en the
evening of the 8th inst., and prosecute
IhtWll te (!-. full ii-(i.l til" llie Inw
J lie
r. ad committee recommended that a guide I "'"'b "' Columbia, ilic religious
be established for Florence street as seen services wcie conducted by Rev. Jehn Mc
as practicable in order that proposed Cey, iVeshyicrati, of Columbia, and Rev.
building operations might net be retarded. -" J-", Mitliei 1st, of Millerville, both
An order was granted te establish this and I e1 whom paid a filling tribute tothemeni tethemeni
anv ether necessary grading. A request '"'' "' 1m':' ''"'' ,,c hiueral precession
bv Mr. James 1). Sladc, in behalf of tlie I coasted efsecral hundred carriages filled
persons interested in the entertainment te i v,th mourning relatives and sympathizing
be given en the 15lh iust., for the benelit fiends and acquaintances. Qui'e a nuiii nuiii
ef the peer of the town, for a reduction "er were present from tins city among
in the rent of the enera house, was ic hem being Cel. m. L. Pcipcr, II. Z.
ferrcd te the piepci'tv committee with , ?-!"-S C.G. Rhoads and ether prominent
power te aei. Messrs. 'Jacob and Charles i citizeus. rihe remains were deposited in
Mimch, in behalf of the butchers, spoke ' -"'' cemetery. As is usual at country
at lengih, asking for a change in the hour j "erals, a large proportion of these who
for the admission of butchers te their ' t tended returned te the Mann mansion,
' stalls en market, davs. The matter was I
I referred te the market committee. Ciders ,
: were drawn in favor of the several lire
companies for their quarterly appropria
tion, and tiie chairman of the lire commit
tee was authorized te purchase coal, such i
as is used by the Pennsylvania railroad
company'.-. locomotives, for the use of the
tire engine;, the same te be charged te the
accounts of the lire companies. " Tlieicgu-
laler was instructed te place the borough
plan in the hands of treasurer for safe j
keeping ; several bills were passed and I
council ad'enmed te meet en Wedncdav.
March .M.'
The River. ,
The ice move was watched by our peo
ple with uu'.Iiuiiuisiied interest durintr; the i
whole of Saturday, and even the colder
weather am! high winds of Sunday did net
have the effect of keeping them from iiie
river shore. True, there was nothing te !
be seen except breken-uj) ice, carried at
i :u- win 01 i lit current. Willi here and there
a piece of timber, an odd beat, which
had been tern from its moorings, a
chicken coop or some ether article mere
frequently found en land than en water,
but, with humanity, such sights alw.ivs
did draw, and. v.iry probably, always will, I
notwithstanding they arc the accempani- j
incuts of destruction at the expense of
suffering human being:-. Since the break- ,
up the ice Las passed here very quietly. J
The shanty en Samuel Read's battery, be- I
low the dam, was carried away en Satur-
day afternoon and ether battery owners '
have been equally luckless. Seme of our
cutes prising beat owners have been catch-
nig uriiiweiHi. and te vary the monotony
the small boy has been frequently fallin
j1"0 hV ''ve-.. '('"s last event, repeatedly
happening, aii'erded no end of amusement
I te .the large number of persons who spent
J the pleasant afiorueon id Saturday at the
cea! chutes.
Then; is a creat gorge of ice at Mini
derfs island near McCall's Ferry, the
channel en this side bcim; effectually
choked. The channel iunni:H
between
tnc lsiauu aim the leric county snore is
entirely tee narrow te cany oil" the ice as
fast, as it arrives aud there is great dan e r
of it closing at any time. The Pequea
bridge, although moved from its piers, has
net yet been carried away and possibly
may be saved. The ice is piled se hili
that it is compared te mountains. The
Pennsylvania railroad ticket agent at this
place has been ordered te sell no tickets te
any point below McCall's Ferry. At Col
umbia every thing is quiet. There is a
clear channel en this side of the river, but
the ice is still running en the ether side.
The ice and water together have caused
much damage down the river. The Col
umbia it Pert Deposit railroad bridge
ever the IVeuca creek at its mouth was
washed from its piers, en Saturday night.
The passenger train which left here for
Pert Deposit at 0:20 o'clock en Saturday
evening is lying below Pequea, while in its
front is piled, en the railroad tracks, eight
or ten feet of ice for a distance of two or
three miles. The train cannot move in
cither direction. An engine with one car
was Bent te Pcquei this morning te bring
up any passengers who may be there.
At a recent meeting of the Columbia
water company the following directors
were elected : Samuel Sheck, Sam nci
Truscott, J. A. Meyers, William M. Mc
C hi re, II. A. Fendcrsmith, Jeseph II.
Black and Samuel Small. The beard or
ganized an fellows : President, Cel. Samuel
Shecli : Secretary and Treasurer, Simen
C. May ; Superintendent, "Wm. B. Fasig.
ie. .Mr. Shannan, of Wrightsville,
officiated yestcylay morning in the M. E.
church of this place.
The services of last evening in the E. E.
Lutheran church, were conducted by Rev.
Dr. Brown, of Columbia.
X full meeting of Chiquesalunga tribe,
Xe. )!), I. O. R. :L, has been called for to
morrow evening tomake arrangements for
lhe celebration of the coming anniversary.
Te-Iay8 Horengh News.
Hugh Murphy sold five shares of Sus
quehanna iron company stock te Michael
Schell at public sale at the Franklin
house en Saturday evening, at between 75
and .-57! per share.
C. II. McCiiIIeugh, executer of tiie es
tate of Susan Jerdan, deceased, sold at
public sale at. t'.ie Franklin house en Sat
in day evening, te Jehn Ratziiigcr, the
prepei ty en Seuth Fifth streel, between
Cherry and Union streets, for $51).i.
The prepei ty of Jeseph M. Watts, next
deer above the opera house, was sold at
public sale en Saturday evening at the
Franklin house, te William Merris, for
$1,770.
The Baney property, offered at public
sale en Saturday evening was withdrawn.
. ratent Itinera.
A patent was granted Samuel A. Greff,
of this city, en Friday for Lis Chill-Chilli
bitters te be used for the euro of diseases
of the stomach and bleed. The patent
was secured through Wm. R. Gerhart,
solicitor of patents.
Sale or Securities.
Jacob B. Leng, real estate agent, sold
en Saturday at private sale, $0,600 Quarry
ville railroad bends at $110 and back in
terest. Samuel Iiess & Sen. auctioneers, sold at
public sale, en Saturday, Feb. 12. 1881.
at the Franklin house in the borough of
Columbia, Lancaster county, for C. E.
Grabill and Geerge 13. Breneman, admin
istrators of Geerge Begle, deceased. 5
120 shares te the same for $70 per share.
One huncined shares of Columbia water
company stock te II. M. North, esq., for
$1.80 per share ; 100 shares te the same
for $1.70 per share; 150 shares te Will
iam Patlen, esq., for $2 per share.
This afternoon Samuel I less & Sen,
auctienr-em, sold at the Cooper house the
following bends, &c. :
Eighteen shares of Farmers' national
bank stock, te Win. S. Shirk at $101.10
per .share.
Twe shares of same te .1. P. Wieker
sham, at $101.05 per share.
Five shares of Lancaster County na
tional bank stock te Jacob Burkhelder, at
$10:s.05 per share.
Twe $500 first mortgage bunds of the
Lancaster & Ouarryvilie railroad te Jehn
Hess, at $112 per $100.
One $1,000 bend of the same eeinpanv,
$112 per $100, te. Jacob Rachmau.
Twe $1,000 bends of the same company,
te Jacob Bachinan. at, $112 per $100.
Five shares of First national bank of
Strasburg stock, te Daniel Potts, at
$134.90 per .share.
Seven shares of same te Jacob Frantz,
at $134.20 per share.
Five shares of Farmers' national bank
stock te L-;i Rhedas, at $10-i per share.
A V.ry Large Funeral.
Tlit; funeral of Mis. Jehn S. Mann, of
Maner, which took place yesterday morn
ing, was one of the largest ever held in that
section of the county. Almest the oat'ie
community turned out te de honor te the
remains of their departed friend and neigh
ber. The following named gentlemen
acted as pall bearers : II. M. North, Jehn
S. Fcudrich, Hiram Wilsen and P. S.
where dinner was served te several hun-
met person.;.
Committing Nuisances.
Fer some time past the janitor of tiie
law building, comer of Duke and Grant
streets, has been much annoyed by nuis
ances committed en the stab-nays eTthafc
building. Sometimes parties who have
sought relief at the soup-house have ta
ken the bread, meet and soup given them
in charity and deliberately emptied them
upon the I loe r.. Mere iiilhy nuisances
have also been committed. This morn
ing f we bootblacks were seen te enter the
building and go up stairs with their soup
kettles. They weii arrested and le.ked
uj for a healing.
Nei;I!ii-lieiid Tragedies.
The illegitimate child of Martha Glad
feltcr, aged. 17, was found accideiitly
smothered in bed in the Yerk alsmheuse,
Lwis McCerkle, aged 12, fell through
the new water closet al the Chester county
court house and was smothered te death
in the cess peel.
Henry Arneld and Ts.i.ic Simmons, two
Yerk boys, while watching I lie ice flood en
ihe Coderus, e.:une aero;.) a root which
they supposed te be sweet amaiia and
chewed it. and died.
CIemj el the "Ier:iviaii mpjcr.
On Saturday evening the supper in the
lecture room ei the Moravian church,
under tiie auspices of the Yeunjr Ladies'
Guild of that congregation, terminated.
The ai tendance was large, and the entire
affair a signal success in every respect.
All the tables were completely devastated
of their geed things, and mere could have
been disposed of, had tliere been anything
mere te seli. The profits have net yet
been figured up. but will net quite a neat
sum.
Axle ttrekiii.
Last eveiiitijr as Dr. S. T. Davis was
" W:IS i
driving en North Duke street, near 1
I1 led-1
crick, one of the axle;
snares el Susquehanna iron company stock
te W. W. Upp, esq., ler $75.10 per share;
i3 shares te the same for $75.95 per share :
w .f iiie vim,r '-11.U..11- I peril is averted. It is a-nper'.atively line reni
ns ei ins coupe suiuien- '.,,,. ..... ,- ,. ...,i', ,:..,.. ,..,
ly broke, and tnc driver was thrown for-1
ward from Ids seat and upon the shafts.
Dr. Davis was thrown violently against i '
tiie window of the coupe, crushing tiie i
glass te pieces and alighting unhurt en the i
l street. 'I he driver succeeded in calcium;
the horse before it get away, or before any
further daniie was done.
The Calls et Snow.
Aii old .subscriber te the Intelligence!:
residing at ( ordenvillc has kept a record
of the larger falls of snow between the 20th
of Xovember and Feb. "5. It shows the
following : Nev. "20, " inches ; Nev. 25,
8 inches; Nev. 27, 2 inches : Dec. 20, 5
inches : Dec. 21. 2 inches ; Dec. 20, 8
inches ; Dec. 2D, ' inches ; Jan. e, G
inches : Jan. 0, 1 inch ; Jan. 12. 1 inch ;
Jan. 10, 1 inch ; Feb. ;5, 7 inches. Total.'
47 inches.
I'ay Your TelS.
Daniel Singer w.ts before Alderman Mc Mc Mc
Coneiny litis afternoon te answer a com
plaint made against him by the Millcrs
ville and Slackwater turnpike company
for driving through the tell-gate without
paying tell. The alderman imposed the
penalty provided by law namely, $10 line
and costs, in addition te the two cents tell.
It is understood that defendant will appeal
te the common pleas court.
Slight Fire.
Yestei day about neon the reef of the
Evange.licii Lutheran church took lire
from sparks from a defective flue. The
tire was discovered before it had gained
much headway, and the application of a
few buckets ei' water was sufficient te ex
tinguish it. before tiie arrival of the lire
engine, which was promptly en the ground.
The less is trilling.
Mayer's Court.
This morning the mayor sent Owen Lent,
who is a regular 'drunk, 'te prison for 30
days, another paid costs and three tramps
were discharged.
The "Ice Age."
The lecture al lhe court house en Monday
evening licit, by l'ref. Gee. M. Philips, et
l.-wisburg university, should be largely at
tended. His subject will be the " lee Age,'" its
astronomical causes and the probability of its
recurrence in tile distant future. Course
tickets te the Harnwell art nights include this
lecture. Te persons-net having such tickets
the admission will be twenty-five cent-. The
pineeeds of the lecture are for the benelit of
the Yeung Men's Christian association.
VruL I'D Hips en "Ice Age" Te-niglit.
The lecture at the court house tiis evening
at S o'clock, by Prof. Philips, et Lewisburg
university, should be largely attended. The
" Ice Age " is a subject In season at this time
of year, and the grand theory of Dr. Crell, the
distinguished Scotch geologist, will be present
ed at length te-niiilit. This theory is new se
generally accepted by geologists and astrono
mers that its leading features will seen be
widely known among people of average intel
ligence. This opportunity of having it dis
cussed should net be missed.
TiiK DORCAS SOClETr.
Contributions te Aid the Needy.
Tiie Ladies Union Dorcas Society acknowl
edge the following donations : Miss Anna
Cliainpneys, ?1 ; cash, 51 ; cash, $i ; seventeen
leaves of bread from a friend ; Mm. Capt.
Wiley, $.- ; Mr. X. Ellma!;er$I0; Miss I.. Ellen
Wright, $1 ; Mrs. II. I Carsen, SI ; Mrs. Hrin Hrin
ten. $2 ; Miss Lizzie White, SI : Messrs. Rus
sel &. Shulmyer, ?5 ; Mrs. Dr. Kinzer, $2 : Hen.
II. G. Leng, S3 ; Williamson & Fester, Se ; a
friend, SI ;' Mrs. C. A. Heinitsli.Sl ; Mrs. Law
rence Knapp, two nairs of blankets and tive
pairs ei lie-c ; a friend, twojbagsef fleurand
twoet cornmeal. and clething: Mrs. Jacob
Ralhten. 51 ; Mr. Knapp, let of clothing ; Miss
Sybillaiieitshu, S3; MM M-irgarct Heitshu,
St ; Mr.-. n.Derwint, SI ; E. K. JUewman, $1 ;
Mr. D. Heitshu, Si
15c, ides the names given last week of tlie
ladies who would receiveany donations in aid
of the Derc.is, that of our faithful vice presi
dent, Mr. Dr. Kcrfoef , one of the eldest and
most active members, will also be glad te re
ceive donation-, of either money or clothing
for though there bus been it noble response te
the appeal mtu-h mere is needed te help us in
this tryingsea..e:i.
Amusements.
JttcAVf Mhnt.'cU.1'UU evening Temmy
Mack's minstrels will appear in the opera
house. A score of well-known performers, a
number of whom have been ea the stage for
years, .v ill appear, and an excellent pregramme
ha- been prccparcd and a line show will be
given. The Macks, Temmy and Johnny, will
de their neat Iri-li acts, and Menree and Wall
ing will appear in their latestcengsanddances
and tins sketch of "The Fat Alderman."
' Pintles of rcn-.'V.ca."M a'jcnt is in tevn
today ar:anging ter the appearance here en
Monday evening. February -I, of the "Pirates
of Penzance."
'Deacon Cnnj7;elt." Mr. Jehn Ihibberteu's
beautiful play will be repeated al the opera
house te-morrow night by the same powerful
east that originally produced it here. There
.-heuld be a large audience.
Itieh in iniincle-preduciiig material beyond
all ether feeds and medicines arc Malt 'titters.
'M'EVlAl, XOTlVSZli.
HAJll'LK NOTICE.
ll iji liii;i:?:'lb!e tern woman ut'er a teithiul
ceii!.- ei'iieaTment vitli Lydia E. !iiikhiiiu,3
Vegetable Compound te enliiiiic te sillier
uith a v. ralfie-w et the uterus. Enclose a
siampte Mrs. Lydia K. I'inklnun, 2. Western
a.'enae. Lynn. Mai., fer pamphlets.
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1.. Ve Li!:e Coolish.
I or ten year-j my wife was eenline.l te her
lied with s ii'-ii a complication of ailment:! that
no doctor could lull what was the matter or
cure her, and I n-.ed up a small lertiinein huiii
bugsluil. .six meiil'.H age I swaU.S.Ilag
with Hen U'lleiv: en ii. and I thought I would
be a feel once mere. I tried it. but my telly
proved te hu w i-.dem. Twe bellle.- cured her,
she is new as well and strong ai any niau'ti
wife, ami it ee-d un: only two dollars. l!e ye
Hkcwi-.efoeli-.il." U..V Delreit, Mich
febl-2wd&w
Nature'.! Sluice-way.
'I'he kidneys are nature's sluice-way le wash
out the debris of our constantly changing
bodies. If they de net work properly the
trouble is telt everywhere. Then be wise and
as neon a-, you see signs of di-order get a pack
age ei Kidney-Wert and take it faithfully. It
will clean the sluice-way of sand, gravel or
slimcand purify the whole system. Druggists
SL-11 ii !-.th liijuid and dry.and it is equally effl-ei-nt
either way. Independent. fU-tud.w
! A Little Learning.
I A llltle learning is udangereiHthiiig, parlic
i ul.uly when dabbling In Medicines; lar lielfer
le u-e a well tried mid established remedy like
Dr. Tiiniua-' Eeleelrie Oil, endorsed by every -j
body who h is tried it in eases of Itlieiimiitisin,
Xeu'ivluia, .cprain-i. ISriises Cuts, Hums and
' all the ill.- that an American Sovereign is siib
! eet te. Trice, no cenls, trial si:te 10 cents.
! Ter sale l- II. JS. Cochran, druggist, 1S7 and
:;. ,ertii i.nieen street, i.aneasier, ra.
"Vine.
The u-iptveedenied success of Sneei'a Wine
in .North mill Seuth America anil Europe, has
gained for it among thu medical faculty a
staniling reputation. ChemKts and scientific
men have visited hw eellarin Xew ,lersey,and
analyzed his Wine, and pronounce it the most
healthy and beneficial in the market. Tiie fol
lowing letter was received by Mr. Jpecr from
Dr. A. D. Wilsen, one of the eldest and most
celebrated phv.-leians el New Yerk city: "1
have been In the habit of using peer's Pert
(irape Wine, ami 1 have found it an excellent
stetnacliie, a gentle stimulant and tonic. It is
epccially useful In eases of great nervous du
bility and stomach weakness.'
The di-po-itien of unprincipled dealers te
aduliei.-ite wines has compelled .Mr. Spcer te
bottle all his productions, am! place his signa
ture ever the cork se a? te Insure te the public
itspurily. It is being u-e.l in churches for
communion purpe.-cs.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlec and Uu
vis. mid sold by U. E. fclaj maker, Lancaster
I'a. fcbl-2wUw
e
- tliu Hills te liie ltei.eyard.
Straight te the ileneyard people go who
neglect tee long ineiiangersignai oiappreaen-
iug coiiHiiniptien, a hacking cough. Itut with
Dr. Tlnnias' Kcleet rie Oil ler a -afeguard tin
hurts, eie.
l'er'saleby ll. it. Cnehran, druggist, l:S7 and
! North Queen street, Lancaster, 1'a,
.Iel tiers Jtfetlicrsl! ."tlullier.s! !!
Are you di-tui'betl at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child siitTering and crying
uith the excruciating pain et culling teeth ?
If se, go at once and get u bottle of MKS.
WIN.SLOW'S SOOTHING SYUUf. It will re
lieve the. peer little sullcrcr immediately de
pend upon it; tliere is no mistake about it.
There is net a mother en eaith who has ever
used it, who will net tell yen at once that it
will regulate Ihe bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic It is perfectly safe te
use in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and
Is the prescription of one et the eldest and
best female physicians and nurses in tin
Cnited Mates. Sold everywhere; 2.i cents a
bottle. fets-d.twM,W.':!'
Ceugiis.
" j:,'tncn's Jireucltiiil Troches'" are used with
advantage te alleviate Coughs, Sere Threat,
Hoarseness and Hreuchinl Affections. Fcr
thirty years thc.-e Troches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are net
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and ceieduut n-u for nearly un entire
generation, they have attained well-meritcd
run!, among tin; lew staple remedies of the
age.
The Tlirtutl.
'i-&ic.!',T J'renchial 'JVeches" act directly
en the organs of tlie voice. They hayc un ex ex
ttaerdinary ctl'ect in all disorders of the
Threat and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone
when relaxed, citli-r from cold or orer-e.xer-tien
et the veire, and produce a clear and dis
tinct cuu'nciAlien. Speakers and Singera find
the Troches useful.
A Cough, Celd, Catarrh or erc Threat re
quires immediate sttentieu, as neglect often
times results in some incitrabb. Lung Disease.
' JSrewn's Jti-encUUd Troches " will almost in
variably give relief. Imitations arc offered for
side, many of which are injurious. The genu
ine "ZJreicw ltrenehiul Troches"1 are sold only
in boxes. rehS-O.VwTuTh.tS
ih:atii$.
Hutu. In this city, en tins 12th or l-'cl)., 1SS1,
Maltha, x'lict of the late Francis Until, aged
S3 years, ." months and 25 il-iys.
The relatives and friends of the family are
rcspecttullylnviled te attend the funeral from
her late residence. Ne. lit West Orange street,
en Wednesday altsrnoen at '1 o'clock. Inter
ment at Lancaster cemetery. lH-Utd
Marshall. !u this city, l-'eb. 13. William
Marshall, in the 70th year et his age.
The relat!cs and friends of the family are
respectfully invited teattend the funeral from
his late residence. Ne. .'H!3 West Orange street,
en Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
f 1 l-'Jtd
FiTzr.rR.vi.n. In this city, Feb. 14, Jehn Fitz
gerald, in the t!th year et'his age.
The relatives and trfemls of the family are
respectfully invited teatf end the funeral lretn
his late rC-idtjiice, Xe. 532 "West Walnut street,
en Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hill cemetery. l'U-2td
Wilet. In till citv, en the 15th inst, Mary,
wife of Charles T. Wiley, in the ."KM year et her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited teattend the funeral lretn
the residence et her husband, Xe. 211 North
Prince street, en Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. ltd
TuecT. In this citv, en February 12tli. 1S51,
Henry 11. Trout, in his oath year.
The relatives and friends etthe family" are
respectfully invited teuttend the funeral from
his late residence, Xe. 220 West Orange street,
en Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery.
GIBER30X. On the 13th inst., Mias Catharine
Giberson.
Funeral en Wednesday, the 16th. at 11 o'clock
a. in., from her late residence. Ne. 230 North
Duke street, Luncaatcrcity. std
XW ADVEItTISElUSSTS.
'PWOSTOKE KOO.IIS AND DWELLING
J ler rent. Ne. 8 and 10 Seuth Queen streel.
Apply at the lXTEixieKXCEROMce.
4 IIC'llON. AUCTION.
J. Tiie auction of Beets and Shoes at Keeee's
Shee Stere, Ne. 21 East King Street, will be
entinued te-morrow night at 7 o'clock, ltd
I70U KENT. THE STOKE ROOM NO. 41
7 West King street, new occupied by Jehn
Falck. Tailor. I'ocssien iriven Al'I'IL 1
1SSI. Anplv te
WILLIAM J. COOI'EU,
West King Street,
jaiiS-M.WAStld
HOTEL TOR KENT. THE SEVEN STAR
Hetel, en Frent street below Union, in
the borough of Columbia, containing 12 large
rooms, torrent ler mm or five Years, en reason
able teruis. Apply te
1. S. McTAGUE,
Ne. 20 Centre Square,
lll-lwd Lancaster, I'a.
TyN'T FOUGET TIIE
KEYSTONE BAND FAIR
THIS EVENING,
TO HC HELD IX
CENTRE HALL, CENTRE SQUARE.
fl-Mwrt
T-ON'T FOKGET THK
GKAN'D i'Allt OF THK
HUMANE,
AT THEIR HALL.
O PEX E VER Y E YEXIXG A XD OX MUX-
DA Y, WEDXESDA X A XD SA TUItD. 1 Y
AFTERXOOXS PROMS TO a.
Hi lid
fl ON. AL1UON W.TOUIU.KK. LL. .,
Will deliver .his famous lecture entitled.
"THEBENADHEMITEERA,"
AT FULTON OPEKA IIOCSI.,
On Friday Evening, February IS, 1881.
Price of Admission, - r0 Cts.
Ne Extra Charge for licserved Seats. Tickets
ler sale at Chas. !i Uarr's I leek Stere. :L"i Centre
rS.'ii:ure. tit ltd
(1KKAT LINEN SAIK
AT THK
NEW YORK STORE.
I AIT. SED
have ligiiin been In the market with the mukt
gratifying results and are new prepared te
offer the lartrest assortment am! be-t value in
TABLE LINENS
EV Kit SHOWN i. LAXCASTKU.
SPECIAL BARGAIN:
T,a HAXflrJOMK IIOUKI.K WEIGHT, HAND":
LOOM DICK AND LAMASK TAKL1.
CLOTHS IX ALL SIZES, FROM
Wc. TO $2 EACH.
SPECIAL ISAKGAIN: -.'..-.OO Yards SWISS
EMBROIDERIES from 4 te 0 inches wide, at
12,'4c. a yard. Choice Patterns in this let are
usiially'seld treni '.ll te 2.1c. a yard.
tii. -Shaml & Company,
NEW YORK STORE.
1)KAKI..
The Muuu'ncturcrs et the
PEARL SHIRT
desire by this method te tlmiik the public ter
their appreciation of this celebrated garment,
as evinced by the greatly increasing demand,
as well as by lhe continual receipt et testimo
nials or is'tlisiactien with the same.
The standard of material, lit. and workman
ship will be strictly maintained, and in addl
lien te ether improvements heretofore made,
the PEARL SHIRT will new be lined across
the front, thus rendering I hem still mere dur
able. PRICE,
$1.00.
FOR SALE OXLY BY
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
WALL PAPERS,
ANI
isjiiag
u'T ititA trixus.
29fch Popular Monthly Drawing
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
AtMacaulcy'sTlicane, in the City of Louis
ville, en
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2Sth, 1381.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under previsions et ftn Act et the
General Assembly et Kentucky. Incorporat
ing the Newport Printing and Newspaper
Company, approved April !, 1S7S.
3Tlus is a sneeial act, anil lias never been
repealed.
The United States Circuit Court en March 31,
rendered the following djcisiens:
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company In legal.
2tt Its draw nigs are fair.
N. 11. The Company has new en hand a
large reserve fund. Read the list of prizes ler
the
FEBRUARY DRA'.VlNt.
I JlrlZl!. iJf'JvJ
m jiriztj if' V
10 prizes 11,'jnuuncli 10,.xu
20 prizes 500 each 10,000
100 prizes. $100 each lo.euo
200 prizesae each 10,000
COO prizes 20 each 12,000
loeoprizcsiocuch B.oee
9 prizes 300 each, apprexlinat ion prizes 2,700
9 prizes 200 each, " " 1,800
9 prizes 100 each, " " 900
l,060prizcs $112,400
Whole tickets, J2; halt tickets. ji; 2; tickais
$50; 55 tickets, $100.
Remit Meney or Bank Draft in Letlcr, ei
semi by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR l'OS'tOFFICE ORDER.
Orders of $5 ami upward, by Express, can b
sent at our expense. Address all orders te It.
M. BOABDMAS, Courier-Journal Building,
Louisville. Ky 01 T. J. C'OMMKltFOKD,
212 Broadway. New Y-rk. febl-TuTh&S.'few
""OTICK IS HEREIlt II IVS THAT Tilt
11 accounts of Isaac II. Sluti-lfcr mill of Jacob
Well, Treasurer of the Lancaster County
1'riien for the year ending December 31, 1880
are en file lntba Register's Office of Lancaster
county, and will remain open ler inspection
for thirty days from date. W. '. BEYER,
Lamv.stkh, Jan. 20, ISSi. Prison Solicitor.
jan26-5tw
m
THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 14. 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
"Washington, Feb. 1-L Fer the Xew
England and Middle Atlantic states, cold
er, clear or partly cloudy weather, north
erly winds and rising barometer.
STILL CHAMPION'.
Unman Wins Lastly in His Race With
Laycock.
Londen, Feb. 14. -Hanlau wen easly by
four lengths. The betting was slight at 3
te 1 en the winner. Hanlan jutupeil away
with the le.ul iniineiliatcly, ami was never
overtaken.
llanl.111 new becomes absolute ewuer of
the Sportsman challenge cup and the 1100
premised by the donors of the trophy te
whoever should win it outright. The
proprietors of the Sportsman will also give
Haitian a geld commemorative medal of
the value of twenty-five guineas. They
further propose te institute another cham
pienship challenge cup of the value of
200 guineas, the first contest for which
will be rowed en the Tyue during the
coming summer.
Hanlau passed Hammersmith Bridge,
one mile and six furlongs from the start,
which is generally considered the critical
point of the course, thrce lengths ahead.
1 he Champien's Easy Victory.
1:15 I'M. The start in the beat race
did net take place until 2:25 o'clock. Han
lau wen the Surrey s.idc of the river in the
toss for position. An even start was ef
fected, but Hanlau immediately gained
two lengths. Laycock stuck well te
his opponent until past Chiswick,
about 21 miles from the starting point,
but could never materially decrease his
lead. One account says Hanlau wen by
fen lengths. The ica! fact seems te be
that he finally wen as he liked.
Tl:; DCl'LKKED 1CONU SCUtCMH.
Jiuige "IcKea:ian Itemlers an Important
Deelslen en the JVIeCalnient 1'etitieu.
PiULAnLLTiiiA, Feb. 14. In the revoca
tion proceedings of the McCalnients against
the Heading railroad, Judge McKcnuan
eidcred that such part of the order of No
vember 14, 1880, as purports te give the
Heading railroad authority te carry into
aflcctthe deferred bend scheme is le voiced,
and that said order is te be construed only
as giving the company such powers as its
chartereenferrcd en it in providing for its
debts.
The further hearing in the suit of Mc
Calin.'.nt llres. & Ce., vs the Heading
railroad, regarding the issue of $150,
000,000 of bends, commonly called the
"blanket mortgage," was postponed
until March 25th. Meanwhile the
respondents are rcstiaiued from order
ing any act .by which the Heading
railroad company be definitely bound.
Touching the deferred bend plan, the
right te subscribe for these bends is net
te be fetieitcd by McCalnients or any one
else, because of non-payment of subscrip
tions prier te the final decision of the
com I, and all moneys paid for .subscrip
tions shall be treated by the railroad com
pany as deposits te be. returned te the de
positor or net as the court may order.
FERNANDO WOOD MEAD.
Tin: Xiitv Yerk Congressman Passes away
it
lint Springs.
Little Hecs,Feb. 14. Fernande Weed,
member of Congress from New Yerk,
died at Het Springs last night.
Fernande Weed, of New Yerk, was
born of Quaker parentage in the city of
Philadelphia, June 14, 1812 ; his father
rcmeued te New Yerk in 1820, where Mr.
Weed has since resided ; when nineteen
years of age lie commenced business as a
shipping merchant, in which occupation
he was entirely successful, retiring with
an ample fortune in 1850 ; he was three
times elected mayor of New Yerk, serv
iiii in that ellice during the years
1855, '50, "57, il, and C2. lie
was earlier a member of the Heuse
of Hepresentative than any ether
member of the present Heuse, having
served as such in the years 1841, '42 and
M.) ; he was elected te the twenty-seventh,
thirty-eighth, fortieth, forty-first, forty
second, forty-third, forty-fourth, fcuty
fifth, forty-sixth and forty-seventh Con
gresses. He was rich, entertained mag
nificently, and was at the time of his death
chairman of the committee of ways and
means. 1
IIY WIRK.
Neu.s l the Afternoon in Itrlcf.
Tiie postal appropriation bill passed the
Senate today after the motion te table
the subsidy amendment was withdrawn
and etheramending prepositions were de
feated. The western railroad tracks are still
blockaded with snow, the fall being espe
cially heavy in Kansas and the cuts well
filled up.
The Senate judiciary committee at its
meeting te-day took no action en tlienoru tlieneru tlienoru
atiens of Matthews, Billings and Fester.
Cenk ling was net present.
Ne quorum at Harrisburg te day, 27th
ballet : P.ayne :J3, Wallace 27, Beaver 27,
Shiras 1, Phillips 1.
The stockholders of the Permanent ex
hibition have voted te close it and sell the
building.
The flood at Bordcutewn, X. J., has
subsided, but no trains are yet running.
ari:i:st::i in new veiik.
An LrrlngaiKi Interesting Trie from I'ocIice I'ecIice
ter. X.-:v Yerk, Feb. 14. This morning
Officer Doty, of the 25th precinct, acting
in concert with Detective Kavanagh, of
Rochester, arrested Jehn Fritz, aged .50,
aud Miss Frances Michael-seu, aged 17, a
young lady of fine appearance. Fritz, it is
alleged, is a married man, and a
charge of bigamy is new pending against
him in Rochester. The young lady lived
with her father, a respectable furniture
dealer in Rochester. She was accom
panied te this city en Wednesday
last by Miss Kate Henriques, aged
10, daughter of a merchant tailor,
who was induced te join the absconding
pair, who is scarcely less interesting in ap
pearance. On being searched at the station
house a five-chambered revolver and a
small sum of money was found in possession
of Fritz. Miss Michaclsen is charged with
the larceny of $40 from her father. Beth
girls were in court te-day and were hand
ed ever te the custody of an officer from
Rochester. Fritz, was arraigned for vio
lating a city ordinance and committed in
delimit of $10 line.
MsLUKJiTS.
New Yerk Market.
S ir Yerk. Feb. II. Flenr steady, vrilh
light expert and home tr.ule innuiry ;
superfine Stat $J 603 SW; extra Ue
ft 23ft4 50: choice de $ 55g-4 90; fancy
de $4 9;fji; 50 ; round hoop Ohie 14 3333 00 ;
choice de at $3 ;ejjt 75; superfine west
ern $3 i,73 ye: common te geed ex
tra de $! 2534 33 : choice de $4 tiOgt! 73 : choice
white wheat de $3 CO3G1W. Southern quletaiid
unchanged ; common te fair extra 4 SOffl
a 15:-go. ni toeneiee de $3 203(5 50.
Whent 'f0J.Cc better and medemteK- no.
ll M 7t'iV:!.r"4,Sl'Jc: Xe. 2 April, UQUXc;
Philadelphia Market.
fHiLADXtrniA, Pa., February If. Fleur
steady but quiet; Mipertine 3 23 33 HI;
extra S3 75JI4 23 : Ohie and Indiana fanilly
." 25g5 73: Pa. de $t 7333 12 : Hi. Leuis family
r 50rt6 00: Minnesota Extra 13 1:023 73:
straight. 5 736'5 23 : winter patent 5 2..7 M :
spring de$i 50g7 7.
Rye flour at 3 10.
U heat unlet, but tending upward: Xe. 2
Western Red $1 l.V,! ).V-; I'a. Reil.amltAm
ber.il ugil lr.jc.
Cem held higher : steamer 33.'e ; yc'.iew.
5e5i'c : mixed, .-.le.
Oats quiet Hut II nil : Se. I White I7e. : Se.
2. 13e: Ne.::, de lie: Ne. 2 Mln, I2r5
43c.
Rye Hrm at ."c.
Previsions market nnd prices tinner :
nits. pet;lr.$ia 00; beet ham.- tin 00.722 in) : In
dia m.'ss "beef $19 30 f. e. b. R.icen .-iniefcett
hams l('Kllc; piekle.l bam- .!,i'.)'..e ;siii!iil
shoulders tic ; salt ib5'3.,.-.'e.
Lard higher; city kettle li"Vc: loeje
butcher:,' 'J' OJic : prime steam $10 23.
Cutter steads", with moderate trade ;
Creamery extra. 32333c : dogeod te choice 2B
31 : Rradferd county and New Yerk extra, tnlw,
-'7g2Sc : de llrkins. 21323c ; Western iliiirv
extra 23ff27e: dogeod li eheiee 202L. Rolls
steady: lVnn'a Exlru lilglSe; Western Reserve
extra 1822..
Eggs firm ; lVnn'a., 2l4t2.H; : Westerr 2I
23e.
Cheese lair demand and. steady : Xew Yerk
lull cream, 1.1Jllc; Western full cream,
ViiBlSlie; due lair te geed 12j?12-;ic; d
halKUim-lOjittglltje; I'a. de I0,..,31'ie.
Petroleum dull ; refined IV.
Whisky scarce ut 1 le.
Seed Uoedto prime clever irregular, 'iJiiSii ;
dodo Timethy jobbing $2 ! : deita Kiax-cee
quiet at 31 4IK71 IS.
stuei. Ma;-i:..'i.
New "el!K Stix-ks
Stocks strong.
t'ebruary 1 1.
i. M. r. M. l. m.
I SIM -J-.ik- :::iie
lo.je 12::..
Meney
Erie K. It.
Michigan . .v L. -.
Michigan Cent. R. 1
Chicago A S. W.. .
Chicago. Jl. .t .St. 1
Hau. .V St. .1. Cem..
" " l"td.
Teledo A Wabash.,
3l
l:)
i'; it'ii'
:..iif". '. 121;.;
..!::.;" isj " is2 sj
llt'-JS 117? j Ui'di
.. 55J.; : r.ij.:
..107,'iiiiir- lC?
.. V.t'X. -I'.M'. 41)'i
OliieA Mississippi.
ti; n,'i ..v;
St. Leuis, IM.&S l:.. i:i 02; "'
Ontario and Wesfern. 12 41-.', ..;
C. C. A I. C. K. R iVH 20 -y. '
NewJersey Cciitrul.. 11)14 10'h ii)2'
Del.A Ilda.ea Caeal.lll'i 112' 112.;
Dei.. LaclcV Western lay. 127i 127',?
extern union ICI..11:1:;.
i" f ;. -.?.' ""te. Msircn. $1 lTVJfi!! lr: Xe.
2 Red, Feb.. $1 1j4 de March, $1 ltlai: de
April. $1 20JSl 22 ; de May. $1 2iM f.
Cern '.4'e better anil fairly active : Ml sett
i7estern sMt, X5S; de future 51V(S5i?ic.
Oats iiuiet. without. .Im-i.?...! ni,. .. . ..t.. j-.
l.. ......j... . u..v -m..
lltiJC. US, 118-,
.'7 ' 57i 5751
-
121 I2IJ. 12fi
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,Vrl ; - - -
i.;H' tvy. tw .... wy-
2i 322 :!i .- '
VI- Vl-'"
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-!:!"$ I3'i tl .... IIJ".
liy. 12!.'. 12. 42!
7u!4 70Ji 704 .... 70
at;.-; 20;"; 2054 .... 21M4
l'J'4 Ui 4!)r, .... VJ
.... yx 2-'."l .... 22'..;
l'acilic Mail s. S. Ce.
American U. Tel. Ce.
Union l'acilic 12
Kansas A Texa-i
New Yurie Central
Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland A Pitts....
Chicago. Rnefc I
Pittsburgh & Ft. W...
1111 LA tlKI.rillA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania It. It.. .
l'liil'u. A Reading.....
Lehigh Valley
Lehtgh Navigation...
Northern l'acilic C"in
" " I'M .
PlttsTtti:sv'c& 1!....
fort hern Central ....
l'liil'u & Erin R. R..
Northern I'enu'a....
Un. R. R's efNV.f 1SI
Hestonville Pass
Central Tnir.i. Ce
wi
HAXTS.
tTrASTKlJ AT TIMS (tl-KKlE
C'OI'IK.S
of the DAILY IN I ELLICEVCER
el
JANUARY 21, 1SS0.
WANTKII -Nuilurat
iDMId
. ;nei ;i;ak itcx
.1. A. ALliERT'M,
Ne. 411 High street.
Il2ltd
ks run'i'A ixju:x-rs.
IUI.TIN riM-fi:A"lleCsK. " ""
Monday Evening, February 14.
Temmy Mack's Minstrels.
25 STAR JMCRFOIHIEKK. 25
KEKKEIt'isORCIIEVrRA AN1 A TALENTED
liUARTET.
StTALKMlr l-RICLS:
PARQUET,
CIRCLE CALLERY,
RESERVED SEATS
:ts
.3.1
111-211I
TTS LIKES .KVBSK
lx:
I'ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, PI3HRUARY 17th.
CHARLEY SHAY'S
IVIICUFLEI1L!
Re.t c-nlci laiiiiiii.-ii! 1111 earth. What everybody
says must be true.
frTAR PERKORMER.
i;reat comedians.
ki'll rands ok mcsic.
tiie kcnny dei; actiw.
IICMl'TY DI'MPTY 1'ANTOMl.ME.
COMIC DISPLAY" OF FIREWORKS.
SI
ADMISSION
Reserved Seufs at Openi
..-.;, 3.-.X- r.e cih.
feu.-e Olllee.
112-ltd
1i-:ti;k.n- visjt-eii-:i:a house.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15.
M1L.IOUN I). MlSllLERin eeijipliuuee with
numerous uraeiit requests hits the holierot
icpreducing the bruutlfiil play,
'DEACON CRANKETT,"
A NEW ENGLAND llM L.
Mr. IJtn Miiginlcy as Ucacen Cnnikelt,
Supported by MR. .IOEI?ll WIIEELOCK and
IIIE SAME COM I'A XY wlilch last November
Hlrerded such genuim lalisfactien.
PRICES,..
.35, uO A 7.1
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Diagram at 1 eekcr's Of lice.
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XSTATEOI'ELIZAISETII-iVATSON.LATl
LTE
of Mount Jey township, deceased. TIlW
undersigned Auditor, appointed te distribute
the liatance remaining 111 the hand-; of Isaac
M. Wat.sen and William Waton, executer-!, te
and among thee legally entitled te the same,
will eit for that purpose en SATURDAY. FEB
RUARY 19, 1SSI, at 10 o'eleek a. m., in the Li
brary Roem or the Court Heuse, in tiie eily et
Lancaster, where all persons interested in said
distribution may attend.
IS. F. MONTGOMERY,
jnnK-Uw Auditor.
INSURE WITH THK OLD AM" WELL
Established Agency of the
H Fire taw Ce.,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in safe and Solid .Securities.
EIFE & KAUFMAN,
"e. 19 EAST IiIN HTKKKT.
II 1-jiu I r.I.W.sR iece.i.l Fleer.
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