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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENGEK, TfJESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1881.
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ncastcr intelligencer.
BTUESDAYfcVEING. FEB. 22, 18S1.
Lecal Politics.
Hew Fulton's Onack Itrelte the King.
Fer the Istsllieexcec
These acquainted with the political
complexion of Fulton township are fully
aware of the superlative dejrrce of black
ness of said complexion. If we may be
allowed the expression, it is " black as
ace of spades ;" nay. black as the "ten
spot." And its political workings are one
contemptible combination of rings ; rings
that work together, rings antagonistic ;
in fact, it possesses almost as many
rings as some of our worthy farmer's hog
puns, or thrifty house wives' wire dish
washers. Fulton has net reached Lancas
ter's beautiful and refined epithetic.il po
sition, and docs net bestow upon herrings
such euphonious appellations as " Heg
Him;' and "Bull King," but prefers
mere embracing (net that " Hall'' and
" Heg" de net take in all Lancaster llc
publieans) and compounded titles as the
Kirk - Brown Cameren - whisky - ring"
with sometime.-; an ugly "cuss word"
prefacing it.
Anether ring they call the "Quackand-Stnt.on-IIeusc-Lav.ei-King.
Tlie'vjuack"'
means a political quack, of course. It
couldn't certainly refer te any ether kind
of quack. And your cerre.-iKMident has
rather a "warm side"' for the station house
lawyer, but would advise him te be guard
ed in his company, and would whisper te
him that "evil communications cot nipt
geed morals." New the lir.-:t named
member of the List mentioned firm has
long been desiring te held the enviable
and important poiitieu of school director
and the ether ring desired that he
shouldn't.
Se one morning earlier in the winter
this "quack." as his Republican opponents
ilub him. .stantliiijjen his heels, his thumbs
stuck in the arm heics of his vest, and his
lingers beating a tattoo en his swelling
breast, surveying the sp .'.less whiteness of
the snow ceve: eu valley through which
the narrow gauge railroad " drags its
slew length along," the prominence
of a distant hiil. and with a snore satislie
observation (1' i he prominence of his own
stomach, remarked le his horse, deg and a
eoleie.il man that he would next year be a
member of that school beard or knew the
leasuii why. He was :( ery cat net that
he mistook earnestness forpeliiical power,
and diit net realize their wonderfully differ
ent untitles till the leth inst. Well,
after be had made the above declara
tion, which :u teality was but. the
breaking of the egg he had long been
hatching, i e proceeded te give his town
ship a thorough canvass. ;ml through his
friends published ai; earnest solicitation
for support at the primary, and succeeded
in getting the nomination en account of a
small primary attendance and the elo
quence of his partner, the lawyer. 'When
the K-'pubiieans at large learned what
kind of a dish their cook had served up
ferth'.m, paitieularly disliking the no
savory quack meat in if. they ci ied, " Get
thee h'-ueu :" for tlie Fultjti Republican
would like it te appear some, time that his
task is very squeami-.I'.. and tiiis time he
growled with Dickens's dissatisfied man
en the. canal iie.it that "this don't suit
me no hew, it don't."
With this the director aspirant became
enraged, and .ivewed ly his "genealogy "
that he would bieak that blank, blankery,
blank Kirk-lrown-Caiiie;e;i-wiu.sky-ring,
be elected, and. pull through with him the
defeated candidate for assessor, our es
timable friend who can tell you the birth
day of every man in Fulton township.
But alas! the traces broke at the lirst
crossway and the assessor was left, behind
and the little "boss" never get higher
than the bottom !' the hill.
The lawyer worked IkimI for his fiiend
and they (lid net hesitate te grasp a straw
that, ea me along, in the person of a juve
nile Democrat who ell'eied his services.
When the elder Democrats saw which way
this straw was blowing they became slight
ly alarmed for their own cause, .for the
juvenile is something of a talker, but they
were tcassuied when they remember
ed that the nteie he talked the less the
world would listen. The venerable states
man and constitution mender from Texas
was there, tee, admonishing the boys te
"stick te their text and vote their
sentiments.'' (i eetuse, this advice had
great weight, being in such perfect har
mony with the ailviser'stecerd. When the
polls closed the lawyer gave it as his opin
ion that "that, day the Iviik-IJrown-Cam-creii-whisky-ring
had dug a grave, which
the quaek' would step elea ever, and it
self, that might be buiied therein, in ever
lasting, ignominious oblivion." The law
yer is given te oratory, and makes his per
ieds sound sometimes.
The counting et the vote showed Lew
far the director candidate hail pulled the
peer assessor candidate; showed them
both coming in away behind the " tail of
the hunt;" showed an imaginary new
school house fading, fading faraway from
the old one at Plum Htit ; showed the
strength of the Kirk Urewn fc Ce.'s ring ;
showed the wanted -te be school director
that it is as dillicult te break that lingas
for the narrow-gauge engine te go through
a snow-drift ; te sell weithless railroad
bends te women ; te induce colored men's
daughters net te live with copperheads;
for a camel te go through a needle's eye,
or km- nun m ncicni sucii a man as ins op
ponent for school director.
As 11 Cure ler l'IR-s
Kidney-Wert acts- first liy overcoming in th,.
mildest manner all tenilenrv te constipation censtipation constipatien
tliep, ly its great tenie'aud invigorating prop prep
criies, it restores te health the debilitated and
weakened parts. We haw hundreds et certi
fied cures?, where all else had tailed. Use it
and sutler no longer. Exclmixie.
' 121-1 wd.Vw
"Lies: ltlg Lies!"
Net se last my friend ; for if von would see
the strong, healthy, blooming men. women
and children that have been raied trem beds
of sickness, sull'ering and almost death, by the
use et Hep Hitters, you would say " Truth
glorious truth.' cu "Truths," in another
column. 117-2wd&w
MEDICAL.
DBY GOODS.
VO.it..
B.
It. MAKTIN,
Wholesale and Kctail Healer in all kinds of
LUMBER AND COAL.
43Tnrd: Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
Streets above Lemen. Lancaster. nU-lyil
COHO & WILEY,
ItTM yOKTII fl'ATEtt ST., Lancaster, fa.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange.
Branch Office : Ne. 3 NORTH DUKE ST.
TO TO
- REILLY & KELLER
roe
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Fanners and ,lhcrs in want et Superior
Manure will find it te their advantage te call.
Yard, Hurrlsbnrg Pike. t
Ofllee. 20 Kast Client n nt street. iigI7-ltri
COAL ! " COAL ! !
Fer geed, clean Family and all ether kind
orCOALgeto
RUSSBL. & SKULMYER'S.
Quality and Weight guaranteed. Orders re
spectfully solicited.
OFFICE: S East King Street. YARD:
018 North Prince Street.
uugH-laprlSR
JANCASTKR ANI 3UILLKKSVILLE K. K
j Curs run as fellows :
Leave Lancatscr (1. It. Depot), at 7, 9, and
11:30 a.m., and 2, 4. C and 8:30 p. in., except en
Saturday, when the last car leave ut 9:30 p. m.
Leave Millersville (loner end) at 5, 8, and
a. M., and 1, 3, 5 and 7 p. in.
Cars run daily en above time except en Suit'
day.
K. BROWNING'S
D
C.&C. CORDIAL,
?or.
' COLDS AND COUGHS,
I'KICK, 25 & 3."; Cents.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.
W. CHAMPION BROWNING, M. D.,
seli; proprietor,
Ne. 1321 Arch Street,
fTMyeedJfcw PHILADELPHIA.
N1
TEKVOUS DEBILITY.
Te Nervous Sullerer The Great fcure-
pcan Keniedy Dr. J. IS. Simpsen's Speemc
Medicine, it is a positive euro for Sperma Sperma
eorrhea. Seminal Weakness.Impetcncy,aiid all
diseases resulting from Self-Abuse, as Mental
Anxiety, Le-s of Memery, Tains in Hack or
Side, and diseases that lead te Consumption,
Insanity and an early grave. Tlie Speciiic
Mcdicilic Ifc 1 icing used with wonderful success.
Pamphlets sent tree te all. Write for them and
get mil particulars. Price, Speeilie, $1 per
package, or ix packages for $5. J. IS. SIMP
SON MEDICINE COMPANY, Xes. inland IOC
Main Street, Bullnle, N. Y. Address all orders
te
II. IS. COCHRAN, Druggist, Sele Agent,
KIT unci 139 North Qui Street, Lancaster
ml7-lydoed&wJ
C1ET THE BEST IIOKSK AND CATTLE
JT I'O W DER. The attention of tanners and
strck raiders is specially called te the above
powder which is pronounced by many tanners
the best for distemper, coughs, ceMsand ether
dUenccs and conditions et Horses. Alse, for
Cattle. Swine and Poultry. Fer Milch Cows
there can be nothing better, 23 cents a pound
or 5 pounds ler 1.
Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FRY. DRUGGIST,
Cor. Xeith (Jitucn and Orange Streets.
Lancaster. Pa.
MtS CELL A XEOS.
VO'l'K A 'E1V SPECIALTIES IN
MEN'S WEAR!
THAT WE.ARK OFFERING.
SOME OF which aim: tuf. daily needs
OF EVERY WOEKIXGMAN.
jr. PAIU OF HEAVY LINED trousers,
Willi riveted buttons, anil each pair warrant
ed net le rip,sell:ng for $1.15 per pair.
6t.n PAIi: OF HEAVY DUCK TROUSERS,
In colors of Mede, ISlue, Itrewn, Striped and
Checkered. Maite with riveted bulleus, but
net lin-d, celling i'er.'i !,(iiiaiul 7" cents per pair.
THESE UOOIJS ARE 11 A WiAIXS,
and if you examine tiiem you would decide
net te make at home what you can buy
cheaper and belter made. We have
COATS AND JACKETS
that match the kHt let named, and -ell for the
same.
CLOTHING, HATS,
FURNISHING GOODS
IX GRKA.T VA1HETY.
ONE PRICK HOUSE.
WILLIAMSON ft FOSTER,
3G BAST KING STREET,
110-lviH w
LAKCASTEi:. PA.
eirr tti: a kixu.s.
A
riLLAKD
PiNKD
:ie'i:i. letti:i:y pest
TO APRIL, 7, 1831,
FOU A FULL DHAWIN'ti.
The drawing v. ill take ji'.ace at LOUIS
VILLE, KY . under the authority et a special
act of t lie Kentucky Legislature,' ami will be
under the absolute control et disinterested
commi-.-!encrs appointed by the act.
list or rniy.r.s.
-
the Nillard Hetel, with all its
Fixtures and Furniture V
One Residence en Green Street
One Wesideuce en Green Street
Twe Cash Prizes, each. $.",0i.l
Twe Cash Prizes, each .fiOiHl
Five Cash Prizes, each $I.(H
Five Cash Prizes, each J.VKI
Filly Cash Prizes, each $100
Dm' Hundred Cash Prizes, each $r0
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each J20
One set ISar Furniture
One Fine Piane
One Handsome silver Tea Set
400 ISe.xc.s Old llourbeu Whi-ky, $3i;
10 ISasketsClianipagne. $.." '
Five Iluudreil Cash Prizes, eaeli $10....
tee I Sexes Fine Wines, $.":i
200 I'.exes Itobertsea Count v. Whisky,?;:!
4iW ISe.ves Havana Cigars, sf'le
Five iluiidrid Cash Prizes, eacii $10....
A.1IOUNTING TO
.fl.'i.lHKI
. l.",(KK'
. I0,MKi
. 4,000
. ."..IHK)
. 2..VI0
. S.IKK)
. r,H)
. I(I,(KM
. 1,000
fllid
KM)
. 11,400
:sse
. liOUO
, COIM
. 4,00 1
. ."..ego
Whole tickets, $S: Halve
ltemitlances mav be made
Express, Postal Meney Order
Mail.
Si:;oy,83e.
i?t; Quarters, it
by ISank Chech
or uegwtcrei
Ucspeiisible agents wanted at all points. Fer
circulars giving full information, and for
Tickets, address
w. c. whips,
Willard Hetel, Louisville, Ky.
rebl.VI!tw&2wilT&S
29th Popular MeAthly Drawingr
OF TUB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
At Macauicy's Theatre, in the City or Leuis
ville, en
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28th. 1881.
Thesu drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under previsions et an Act et the
General Assembly et Kentucky, incorporat
ing the Newport Printing and Newspaper
Company, approved April '.), 1S7S.
S"Tbls Is a special act, and has never been
repealed.
The United States Circuit Court en March 31.
rendered the following d 'cisiens:
1st That tlie Coiiimeii weal tb Distribution
Company Is legal.
2u ltn drawings are fair.
X. IS. The Company has new en hand a
large reserve fund. Head the list of prizes ler
the
FE15RUAIIY DKAW1XG.
J prize 3o,eo0
1 prize ; 10,000
1 prize 5,(KW
10 prizes $I.UO0cucli lo.CKle
JOprizes.'lOOeach 10,000
Mi prizes. $100 each lotwe
aoeprizesau-ach 10000
, Prizes aecacli 1000
1000 prizes lOcach inoeo
9 prizes K) each, approximation prizes 2.700
9 prizes 'JOO each, " psoe
9 prizes lcecuch. ir " 'moo
.$112,400
tickets'1
J.f .UrI lriZ( "a ((
Whole tickets, $2; half tickets, $1; :
.ki; ej iickcis, jew.
I'emit Meney or Hank Draft in Lett;r, et
send by Express. DON'T SEND ISY KKGIS
TEKED LETTEUOi: POSTOFFICE OlCDEIt.
Orders of$."i and n)i ward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders te It.
AI. KOAKDMAN, Courier-Journal ISnililiii"
Louisville, liy., et T. .1. COMMKKFUISD,
212 Broadway. New Y-rk. febl-TuTh&S&w
FOK SALE.
170KUKNT TDK SrOICi; KOOM (. Jl
; West King street, new occupied bv .lelin
Falck Tailor. Possession given APRIL 1
IsSI. Apply te WILLIAM. I. COOPER,
JauS-M. WASt td West King Street,
PUIILIC SALK. IN TUESDAY', FKItRU
AUY22, IASl.wiil be sold at Ne. 214 East
Orange Street, household and kitchen lurni
turi!, consisting in part of one piano and steel
and music books, marble top tables and books,
selas, oil paintings, small eard table, dining
room stove and fixtures, kitchen stove and
fixtures, carpets by the yard," tables, chairs,
wash-stands, and many ether articles net
mentioned.
Sale te commence at one o'clock of said day,
when conditions will be made known by
JOHN I1LACK, Sr.
Hr.xuv SllUliEUT, Aut. febl.Vtsd
TJKASONS YYHY
THE
PEARL SHIRT
IS ritEFEEKED TO ALL OTHERS.
1. Thev are made of the best Wamsutta
Muslin.
2. Besoms are three-ply, made of the best
Linen, and each .ply guaranteed te be all
Linen.
3. They arc made only by capable and expe
rienced hands, are carefully inspected,
and are unsurpassed by any ether in
workmanship.
4. They are guaranteed te fit, and te give sat
isfaction in every respect.
.'.In addition te the above excellent standard
the Pearl Shirtsare lined across the lrent,
making them still mere durable.
C Measures taken and Pearl Shirts MADE TO
ORDER, in case of odd sizes.
Try them anil be convinced.
PRICE,
$1.00.
FOR SALE ONLY HY
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
NKXT
LANCASTER, PA.
HOOK TD THE COUltT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK'S
Hought at the recent sale et WET WOODS,
from the lire in
NEW YORK
A ROUT 3,OOD YARDS
LATEST SPRING STYLES
DEESS GINGHAMS,
ISEAUTIFUL GOODS.
Seme only slightly wet en the edge and ethers
perfect, all te be sold 25 per cent, less t ban reg
ular prices, 10, ll'Xaud 12J,e.
l. Tan: size mausictlleh q ci.tn
I..W, WORTIT I.
White and Colored Quilts only $1
Ladies', Gents' and Children's
mHAUR WATERPROOFS,
FOR $1.50,
WORTH DOUI5LE THE MONEY.
DRY GOODS, VSDESWEAE, C.
VTDVELTIES IN SCARF PIXS.
THE "BERNHARDT" GREYHOUND PIN
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWER'S
AT
R J. EEISMAN'S,
THE SHIRTMAKEK,
56 NORTH UUEKN STKHET
(" KEAT LINEN SALE
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
m, mm co.
have again been in the market with the most
gratifying results and are new prepared te
eiler the largest assortment and best value in
TABLE LINENS
EYER SHOWN IN LANCASTER.
SPECIAL BARGAIN:
a.0 HANDSOME DOUBLK WEIGIIT.HANDJ
LOOM DICE AND LAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS IX ALL SIZES, FROM
Wc. TO $2 EACH.
SPECIAL BARGAIN': 2,500 Yards SWISS
EMBROIDERIES from 4 te C inches wide, at
l'24c. a yard. Choice Patterns In this let are
usually sold from 20 te 23c. a yard.
Watt, Sliand & Company,
ASTRICH BUG'S ADVEKTISEXEST.
NEW YORK STORE.
""""IKK!
Ft UK!!
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Next Doer te Court Heuse.
"1KNTLEMKN!
WE HAVE OPEXED
ANOTHER INVOICE OP
WOOLENS,
is tiii:
NEW SPRING STYLES.
Mctzger, Bard&Hangliman
HAVE NOW OPEN THE
TABLE HENS,
FROM THE LATE
NEW YOKK FIRE
De net delay it you want
BARGAINS,
AS THEY ARE SELLING RAPIDLY.
iizrtflMimiis
We have them displayed nicely, and
can show tlicni without any trouble, se
call and leek at them and sec the slyls
that arc ellered whether you wish te
purchase or net. Wc also have the
NEW FASHION PLATES
for the coining Spring and Summer,
and are therefore prepared te make all
articles et Clothing te order in the
latest styles. Prices very low, as we
want te increase this branch et our bus
iness. Satisfaction is warranted in
every case or no .sale.
GENTS'
Merine & Gauze Underwear
DRESS SHIRTS,
HOSIERY AND NECKWEAR,
ALL IX FULL ASSORTMENT.
Girl, Bewers' k Hurst,
25 East King: Street.
NEW CHEAP STORE,
38 West King Street,
Opposite Cooper Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.
Ol'KCIAI. NOTICE.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 WEST KIXG STREET.
We are selling at less than present value
STANDARD MAKES OF
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins,
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings
Pillow Muslins, and Tickings.
LOOM AND DAMASK
TABLE LIKENS,
Napkins and Towels,
MARSEILLES AND CROCHET QUILTS,
WHITE and COLORED BLAXKETH.
CHlfTA AND GLASSWARE.
OPENED THIS DAY
A LARUE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS
WITH INSERTINGS TO MATCH.
dd
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JtEPOIiT.
THE
ACCOUNT c:
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II BOTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS ;
BROTHERS I
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHER
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
1SROT1IERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
RROTHERS
BROTHERS
BROTHERS
l:t EAST KING STREET.
W EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
1.1 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR ELEGANT
AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMUROIDER1 ES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWI-S EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDER1BS.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
We eiler a choice EDGINGS
lincerihtuibur Eilg- EDGINGS
ingsand Insertions, EDGINGS
in most ha'xlsemc EDGINGS
uiul select pattern, EDGINGS
at our well-kneun EDGINGS
reasonable prices. EDGINGS
Narrow Eil;;iui;s EDGINGS
from lc. in). EDGINGS
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG
HAMBURG Theneatcst Eils-'in-rs for EDGINGS
HAMBURG :,e. EI1GINGS
HAMBURG J-Jcgant Wiile E1- EDGINGS
HAMBURG in9, lOe. EDGINGS
HAMBURG We call attention EDGINGS
HAMBURG te one let et Fine EDGINGS
HAMBURG Wiile Embroideries EDGINGS
HAMBURG atlOe. EDGINGS
HAMBURG One let ut C-2c. EDGINGS
HAMBURG Deep Flennciiigs in EDGINGS
HAMBURG the most elaborate EDGINGS
HAMBURG patterns. EDGINGS
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IR1-H TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
IRISH TRIMMINGS.
EVERLASTING Nete the TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING price erthese TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING trimmings. TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING I hole edge, We TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING apiece. TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING 2.hele fdgi-,-r.e TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING apiece. TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING 3 hole edge, .lie TRIMMING
EVERLASTING apiece. TR1MNINGS
EVERLASTING A hole edge, 4Sc TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING apiece. TRIMMINGS
EVERLASTING S hole cdg.
EVERLASTING
EVERLASTING
EVERLASTING
EVERLASTING
EVERLASTING
EVERLASTING
PEARL
PEARL
PEARL
PEARL
PEARL
PEAR I
a piece.
Other select
and hand,
some pat
terns at all
nrices.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUf FLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
RUFFLINGS.
We eiler tine let of
;oed pearl dress button
3 dozen ler l."e.
One let of large while
pearl buttons.
' dozen ler 13e,
Wc TRIM. MINGS
TRIMMINGS
TRIMMINGS
TRIMMINGS
TRIMMINGS
TRIMMINGS
TRIMMINGS
BUTTON
, .BUTTONS
BUTTONS
BUTTONS
BUTTONS
BUTTONS
CtUINA HALL.
J A FEW FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
Our stock or While Granite Ware or While
Stene China is new full and complete, and the
best in the market. We have after years of ex
perience and the clecst attention tcftmslnces.
selected from Foreign and Demestic Manulae
turcrs Wares which we can nnd ile guarantee
free from crazing. We have been obliged te
change Wares several times in order te be able
tb safely guarantee. We are doing that new.
We are able te sell tliec flrst-class Wares at
the same price and lower than inferior ones
areetTercd. Housekeepers, ruat rsay veu te
these facts? ir you doubt them give us a trial.
If net satisfactory we will refund the money.
One price te all.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 EAST KING STREET.
SZEKUIS, AV.
Car
riages !
Carriages !
AT
A Z. RINGWALT'S
Cheap Liquor and Grocery Stere,
NO. SOT) WEST KING STREET.
leblO-lyd
EDGERLEY & CO.'S.
PracticarCarrfage Builders,
Market Street, Rear of Central Market Heuse3,
Lancaster, Pa.
We have en hand a Large Assortment et
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
Which we otter at the;
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
PEARL One let fine pearl buttons, BUTTONS
PEARL i dozen for 13c. BUTTON'S-
PEARL Ivery ilrc buttons, BUTTONS
PEARL in all colors. BUTTONS
PEARL 24. 27, SO, BUTT NS
PEARL 5c. Be. Sepcrdez. BUTTONS
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES,
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACES.
LACKS.
LACES.
SERPENTINE Xe. 13, 8c a dozen. BRAID
SERPENTINE Ne. 17,10c a dozen. BRAID
SERPENTINE Ne. 21, 13c a dozen. BRAID
SERPENTINE Ne.i'., 17c a dozen. BRAID
TERPENTINE Ne. '.II, 20c a dozen. BRAID
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR A RAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAB BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID,
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BBAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
STAR BRAID.
fcTAR BRAID.
FEATHEREDGE Ne. 0, 40c a dozen.
FEATHEKEDGE Ne. 1, ATm a dozen.
FEATHEREDGE Ne. 2. Wleadezen.
FEATHEREDGE Ne. 3, Me a dozen.
FEATHEREDGE Ne. 4. file a dozen.
TOWELING r.c. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING flc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
TOWELING Sc. .PER
TOWELING Sc. PER
HUGH R. FULTON, TREASURER
OFTUn
HOME FOU FRIENDLESS CHILDREN
FOR TUB
CITY AND COUNTY OF LANCASTER. PA.,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 31. A. D. ISA).
REPORT.
DR.
: in Tre:isury at filing
1SS0.
Jan. 1, te balance
last account
Jan. 20, te cash received of County
Treasurer, interest en two $1(11 comi
ty bends (Reger and Heinitsh Icga-
fMCSl
- ......................... ........
Te cash received of City Trcasuicr,
interest en SLUM) of City 8 per cent,
bends (Bewman legacy)
Feb. 14, te cash received of County
Treasurer en account et last Install
ment of $1,000 of County appropria
tion for the year 1S7J, (this amount
betng required for payment out
standing indebtedness ler last year,
the remaining $300 net being drawn
from the County)
April 7, te cash "received of County
Treasurer as the lirst installment of
appropiiatien for the year 1SS0
May 25, te amount received of Kauf
man & Burn-? ter less by fire in Heme
building, the amount assessed en
$3,000 policy in North British liisitr-
m U(7V VOi ! ..a .
Te cash received of Hugh S. Guru,
esq., ter above less en Mav 3th, as
sessed en $3,100 policy in Franklin
Fire Insurance Ce '.
Te cash received et C. II. Lel'evre,
esq., ter le-ss as above, lining amount
assessed en$3.(.00 policy in Lancaster
Heme Mutual Insurance Company.
June 11. te cash received of Count v
Treasurer as the May installment of
County appropriation
Julys, te cash received et Jeseph Sam
son, two dividends en JO shares et
Northern Market Company Stock,
(Hess donation)
July 12, te cash received of County
Treasurer, as June installment of
appropriation
Sept. 2J, te cash received of County
Treasurer as July, August and Sep
tember installments of County sip sip
pmpriatien ..
Nev. 20, te amount received et North
ern Market Company, dividend en
10 shares et stock, (Hess donation)..
Dec. 13, te cash received et County
Treasurer as October,November and
December installments of County
appropriation
162:
'. 40
f te
70-.) W
2,000 CO
.1! 3.1
33 ::i
i.one oe
se oe
1.0.H) 00
;:,oeo oe
l. m
3,000 0)
Total charged..
.Ml.l.ir. us
1&50. CR.
Jan. 1, by cash paid out en warrants
etthe Beard of Trustees and Beard
et Lady Managers, said warrants
beingattaciied te the bills of items
unproved by the proper committees,
as fellows :
Jan. II, te Hugh R. Fulton, treasurer,
for stating theannual account. mak
ing copies for publication and sta
tionery ler the year lh7'J. Warrant
Xe. 32
.ItHi.asr'VlnVHiyvarAoViirinVlnB.iefi
notice-. Ne. 121 '.
Jan. 27, Miss Elizabeth White, et
Household Cemmitter, en account
of salaries for January. Ne. 120....
Feb. 10, Miss Elizabeth White, balance
of warrant Ne. 12, salaries unit
marketing for January
Miss Elizabeth White, of House
hold Committee, for salaries and
marketing and incidental expenses
ter the month of Febtuary, as per
bill et items. Hied us iollews : War
rant Ne. 121 :
MissM. L. Moere, teucher. $13 00
Miss A. B. Scevern, teacher... SC Se
Miss II. llamaker, mat ren
Miss E. Stamui, housekeeper..
JIis Leah Cenrad, cook
Mis Sarah Pentz, laundress..
Miss Sal lie Martin, ironer.,
.Miss SpoeiiKlcr, chambermaid.
Miss Susan llerr, care taken
for girls
miss Adelaide jiumakcr, care
taken for boys
.Miss Careline Irwin, seam
stress 17 00
Jacob Kautz, gardener 30 oe
Marketing and incidental ex
penses for the month 20 00
30 00
1 30
2U0 00
30 OO
p;ue
0 00
; ie
13 CI)
13 00
13 Oil
.. 13 0J
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
All work warranted., uiveus a call.
wuepairing promptly attended te. LACE
ti,,,... orKmcnespecm,lye,mP,0ye,lfer 'ACE Tidies:. also, Antique Point
that purpose. fn2C-tfU4w lace Lace Tidies.
Large Towels. Cc.
All Linen Towels, 3 for
25c.
Glass Towels, lfie.
Fine German Linen
TeweN, Knotted Fringe,
". 23c
NAPKIN!;.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
napkins.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
NAPKINS.
A full line et Lace and Net
BRAID
BRAID
BRAID
BRAID
BRAID
YARD,
yard!
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
YARD.
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELs
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
TIDIES I
TIDIES
TIDIES
Feb. 21, C. V. Kendig, for lard ami vin
egar. Warrant Ne. 122
March S, by cash paid Ell weed Grie.st
for piibli-hing Treasurer's account
in Lancaster inquirer. Ne. 33
March , Levi II Hess, for 3,100 fts hay,
at $17 per ten. Ne. 51
March 20, A. W. Wcikcl, for hats and
ribbons. Ne. 12i;
March 22, Mrs. Clara Fahnestock. et
Household Committee, for ene-half
et March bill of salaries (bill $275 SO)
April 7. C. Rcedniiller. for milk.
Ne. 125
April 9. Steinman & Ueiisel. ler pub
lishing Treasurer'.-, annual account
and printing. Ne. 5s
C. S. Hnll'uian, esq., fJTr two Heme
bends et the issue of ISC,'J, due Octo-
April 10. Charles Schwcbel, ler plow
ingaud harrowing Heme grounds.
ie 5$? .
April, 15, Christian Wiiinyer"fer"biif
of Samuel Curtis, for manure paid
for by him. Ne. SO
April 23, Jehn Leibley, for meat for
.December, January, February ainl
March. Ne. 13 ...............
Geerge Goeble, for Heur and bread,
lour months' bill. Ne. 13K
Mrs.Clara Fuhncstock.ef Household
Committee, salaries mid marketing
for April. Ne. 123
Sirs. Clara Fahnestock. balance e!
bill for March unpaid. Ne. 127
April 24, Isaac Ranck, cernnieul and
Iced. Ne. 130
J. II. Bushong. for hay. Ne. 133
C. V. Kendig. for vinegar. Ne. 131..
.Mrs. Louisa Miller, for soap. Ne. 131
J. V. Gibbs, ler groceries. Ne. 132.."
April 2G, Miller & llartman, groceries.
Ne. 1211
April 27, Shertzer, Huinnhreville &
Kieller, for plumbing, gas-fitting,
&c. Ne. fit
April 29, II. U. Dillenbacii, for beef:
On warrant Xe. 133 $3.i 0"
On warrant Xe. 123 17 7fi
May 1, Henry Drachbar, for brick,
lime, labor and sand ter sewer trap.
Xe. IX)
May 4. B. B. Martin, two cords weed.
May 15. C. Wiiimyer. for cash paid
Jehn Boek, ler lumber and making
fence. Ne. 02
May 21, Mrs. Clara Fahnestock, for
salaries and marketing for month.
M ay 2 1, Cliari es" Sell webei. Sntai '.'.'..'.
Lancaster Gis Ce.. for gas bill from
Nev. 1 te Feb. 1. Ne. 37 $10 07
trem Feb. 1 te May 1. Ne. fil 2 42
May 20. J. A. Westhaeirer, books and
stationery. Ne. 13!)
J une f, P. C. Snyder, rer hats and rib rib
eons: Ne. 110
June 10. Williamson t Fester, ter hats
Ne. 141
Myers Unthteu, dry goods and cut
ting. Ne. 142
II. Baumgardncr k Ce., 3e tens et
coal. Ne, in
June 14. tne Xew Era, ler advertis
ing. Ne. H7J4
June It. Mrs. Clam Fallnesteek, for
salaries and marketing for the
month. Ne. 113
Jiinvlt), Jehn A. Burger, for repair
ing damages .te Heme building by
the fire et May 5th, and for extra
work. Ne.fiS
June 22, Christian Widmyer, ler bill
of Jehn Heidi:;, for four leads of
manure. Ne. "
June 2s, Jacob Gable, for plumbing
from July 22, 1S7, te November, '7'J.
Xe.B9
J uly 2. High ,t Martin, queenswure.
Xe. 'Xi
David Mile, plumbing. Xe. 70
Christian Sharp, 1; dozen balls. Xe.
144
Miller A -Ilurttiian, gieccrle. Xe!
110
Phares W. Fry. helluud 'and bind
ing. Xe. US
By interest nalil en Heme ceinirm
bends at First National Bank
July !). Samuel Fex, for cow. Xe. ..
July 14. Flinn & Brencman, for hose
ceuntings and nozzle, etc. Ne. 71..
E. R. Kendig, ler 13 bushels pota
toes, Ne.5 ,..
July 1. Henry F. llartman, for 427
bushels lime. Ne. 72
July W, Benjamin L. Landis. for po pe po
tatecs, shouts anil straw. Ne. 14. . . .
August 2, Miss Elizabeth Whitr, et
household committee for salaries
and marketing ter the month. Ne.
D. Bair. ferdry goods. Ne 150
August 3. Jehn Leiblev, for three
months' beef bill, from April 21 te
July 17. Ne. 154
J. 1. Gibbs, ter groceries. Ne. 152.
August 5, Geerge Goeble, for bread
and flour for three months. Ne. 135,
J. Rciiiitciti. ler two pair.seis.jer.
' ' 1 lit. .....,
August 0, Louisa Miller, for soap. Se.
'
August 12. Bauingarilner. Ebcrinau X
Ce., for lumber and hauling. Ne. 75,
Geerge W. Brown, ler painting at "
Homebuilding. Ne. 73
Widmyer & Riekecker, for chairs
and repairs. Ne. 74
August 14, W. W. Heusel, for carpen
ter work, Ac. Xe. 74C
August 20, Miss Elizabeth White, ter
salaries and marketing ter August.
August 21, A. C. Leenard, for hams
and buns. Ne. 153...-
230 5 (
12:
115 0 )
S Stt
-.1 33
200 00
9 00
4 CO
IS1 40
:;:)"i se
Wl) 50
137 73
31 25
3 2S
i;oe
11 00
15 C3
Augusts, R. J Housten, for notions.
Xe. i. -": -
September l.. Lane-aster ceuntv
prison, for carpets, baskets, Ac. Xe.
ie..........................,.....b.b...b
September'.!!, Miss Elizabeth White
ter salaries ami marketing. Xe. 1U)
Jehn Leibley. ter meat for July and
August. Xe. lf.l
September 23, Miller A llartman. for
groceries from June 23, te Septem
ber 17 Xe. 1:
Lancaster gas company bill from
May 1st te September 1st. Xe. 73K.
Givler, Bewers A Hurst, for dry
Goods. Xe. Ml
October 23, A. W. Woodward, rer Ma Ma
eon & Hamlin cabinet organ. Xel69.
October 23, Miss Elizabeth White, for
salaries and marketing ler tlie
month. Ne. 1C5
Geerge Goeble, for bread und flour
for August, September and October
Warraut Xe. US
On warrant Ne. C5
C. L. Fen Dcrsmith, books ami sta-
U..",Sry- Xoi 7
llliatnsen & lestcr, one dez. taut
blankets. XelftJ
November 4. Christian Wiiimyer. for
4 leads et manure from Jeseph
Sherr. Xe. 77
Cel. David Miles, for water closet
etc. Ne. 7S... ;
shertzer A Uumphreyville, ler
range linings, etc. Xe. se
November 13. Flinn A Brcueman.
line pipes, etc Ne.S2
November W, Christian Widmyer, 12
leads et manure from Jehn licidig.
November 19, G. Sencr A Sen, ter lum
ber. Ne. 79.............................
Miss Elizabeth White, of household
committee, for salaries and market
ing fer month. Ne. 170
December 4, 11. Baumgardncr A Ce.,
for S.) tens of coal. 'e. Si.
December 13. Lancaster Gas Light
Ce.. thrcejmentlw bill. Ne.SI
December 24. Lancaster county prison
Xe.Ki
-Miss Elizabeth WhYte, salaries and
marketing. Xe. 171
D. Baer, ter d ry goedi. Xe. is:
R. J. Housten, he;Je, thread and but
tons. Ne. 173
Isaac Dlllcr, for hardware, Ac. Xe.
Dr. C. A. HcinHsii Yer"driigV,"Ac.
' " 4 ..(...
Miller A llartman, groceries, Xe.
Geerge Goeble, for breaiL"xe"lSS."
Jehn Leibley, meat bill for Septem
ber, October and November. Ne.
Dr. E. K. Yeung, for dental work.
Hagei-A Kro., sheeting and muslin.
Hidmyer A Rieksecke:, furniture,
W id 111 ye r A R i c kseekcr." for haul! iic
done by M. Bash. Ne. ISO
December 2S Lane A Ce., drygoeds.
, xe. 191 :...?.:
December 29, M. Deichler X Sen, rer
92 pair of shoes. Ne. l.s."
R. E. Fahnesteek, for drvgoeds. Ne.
190
High A Martin, for qucensware. Ne.
1S1
NaaeRanck, foreeriiiueul and teed.
Jehn G. Shcn!.-, ler 21 pair Miee.s.
"" '".....
W. 1). Sprecher A Sen, Ne. 182
Cenrad Gast A Sen, ler crockery
ware. Ne. 173
II. W. Diirenbaeh, for beet. Ne. la;.
Win. H. Hensel, for lumber, hard
ware and carpenter work. Ne. K5.. .
December 31, Miss L. M. Flinn, for
kindergarten material. Ne. 193
Mrs. I.euisu Miller, te.) lbs. soap.
Xe. 137
Reed, McGrann A Ce., ter one $500
Lantastereity school bend as an In
vestment for Mary McCullough. leg
acy and accumulated interest en
Heme investment. Ne. ss
Geerge W. Brown, for painting at
neun: building. Ne. 87
C. L. Fen Dei-smith, for books and
stationery. Ne. 197
Hear A McNabb, ter dry goods. Ne.
lujj "
Mi.s Elizabeth White,' "saiariea ami
marketing for month ending Jan.
li", 1SI. Ne.WO
J. F. Gibbs. ler groceries. Ne. 200..
Shertzer A .Huniphrevllle, ler
plumbing. Xe.201
Williamson & Fester, for hats. Xe.
J. B. Martin A Ce., ter ilrygoed.
H. J5. .Martin, J cenla et weed. Ne.
vO .....................,.....
II. W. Diirenbaeh, rer beef. Xe.202
C. J, Stermfeltz, ter conveying a
runaway indenture child back te
guardian at Coatesville. Ne. 201
By interest paid en Heme coupon
bends since .1 uly 1. l.Ss'O, debt $7,000,
ft percent, interest
By one check book, loe .stumped
cheeks. Ne.
By balance in treasury at date
r. i3
199 34
232 50
OS 33
134 57
113!)
33 79
103 0J
238 7l
11163
65 90
13 32
13 00
500
34 24
157 30
15 CO
3?9
2&C50
3l75
24 U)
34 0
3 50
29 Id
2ts :w
t 44
22 99
139 05
125 74
133 13
20 00
37 41
21 23
2 43
73 4rf
130 53
5 ft!
30 15
IK (HI
7C9
; 05
167 'M
COO
21 UO
532 C3
12 10
13 55
36 9
263 00
25 75
3 J".
12116
42 40
9 00
23 73
5 40
157 SO
2 1.1)
1,233 90
Total credited.
..$11,13): trt
J.aneu.stci- t'eiuili, xs.
Hugh R. Fulton, treasurer el" the Heme for
Friendless Children ler the city and county or
Lancaster, being duly nulrmcd, says that the
above account, us stated, is lull, true and cor
rect, le the best or his knowledge and belief.
HUGH R. FULTON, Treasurer.
Affirmed and subscribed bcleru wc, this Will
day of .lanuarv, A. D. 1331.
ISAAC BUSHONG,.!. P.
Filed In the Commissioners' Otllce ut Lan
caster, Pa., this jaiii ,ay of January. A. D. lll
At test. : 1. N. S. WILL, Clerk.
feblO 2tdeawA2tw
rUAVELilKS' OVUtJb
tOLUMISIA ANl POICT DEPOSIT It. It
Trains new run regularly en the Columbia
Pert Deposit Railroad en the following
c
and
time:
S rATlON.S N'OKTlI-
WAim.
Pert Depesjt
Pcachbottem
Safe Harber.
Columbia
Express.
A.M.
C:35
7:12
7:33
3:25
Express.
r. it.
Statieivs Seuth- Express.
WAKIi. ; A. v.
52 81
55 bl
3 00
10 71
292 30
2 00
62 39
1 82
4 02
s 00
133 50
1 30
50
200 00
5 00
xn 23
3 S3
16 43
ft 03
103 '.A
111 no
23 00
II I",
5 85
n: 23
141 21
2-0 30
22 29
11) 30
2 :-;
221 12
2 u;
1 1 95
49 71
16 90
13 63
19 73
210 CO
Columbia.
Safe Harber.
-Pcachbottem
Pert Deposit
11:15
v. M.
12:14
1237
1:30
3:55
4r28
5:11
5:40
Express".
r. m. I
Aeeeii.
P.M.
if
3:13
5:21
8:20
Acceni
A.M.
0-20
6:49
P.M.
7:32
8:05
7:45
Ar0:0G
Lc9:40
11.07
r. m.
Pi25
1I:AI)INJ ACOLlJMIlIA K.K.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
OCTOBER 23th, 1880.
NORTHWARD.
St.
A.x.'r.si. r.r.
6:45 .... 2:30
7:55 3:40
8:05 1:05 3:50
7:55 1:10 3:40
10:05 3:20 5.50
7''.
9-JJO
9:10
LEAVE.
Quarryville
laniftLster, Kiiifj
Ijiiiictister '.
Columbia
AltlUVK.
Reading ,
SOUTHWARD.
LEAVK.
Reading
AltUIVE.
Columbia
Lancaster.
Lant-.ister, King St.
Quarryville
Trains connect ut Rcudlnw with iminum .....i
from Philadelphia, Pettsvilie, Hurrisburg. Al Al
leiitewn and New Yerk, via Bound Broek
Jteute.
A.Jf. A.M. P.lf.
:05 XiOO 6:10
P.M.
10:15 2:10 80
10:07 2.10 8:10
10:18 .... 8V20
llr20 .... 9:25
P.M
5:lie
5:10
6:4)
At Columbia with trains te and from Yerlr.
Gettysbm-g, Frederick and Balti-
Hanover,
111 ere.
A. 31. WILSON. Supt.
1)ENNSYLVANIA KA1LKOAD NEW
. ,?J;.,!.,U,!I,E n ,,n,, aft,r MOKDAV,
JANUARY 17th. 1881, trainH en the Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrive and leave the Litn-
1" ' ' "uaeeiphiit ieets asfollewB:
Eabtware.
Philadelphia Express,
Cincinnuti Express
Fast Line
Yerk Acceie. Arrives;.....
Harrisbiirg Express
DilIcrviIIeAcceui Arrives,
Columbia Accommodation,
Freileriek Acceni. Arrives,
Pacific Express,
Sunday Mail,
Johnstown Express
Chicago Day Express,
Harri-burg Accommedat'ii.
LeSve; Arrive
Lanc'ter Phllad'n
2:10 a.m. 4:15 a.m
2:35 " 5:15 "
5rf8 " 7(1
8:00 "
8:05 " 10:10 "
8:15
9:10 " liOI P.M.
1:30 "
1:4) p.m. 3:45""
2)0 " 5:00 "
3:03 ' 5i- "
1:3". " 6:33
6SJ3 " 1K30 "
Westward.
J;'' us3cngcr,
Mail Train Ne.l.viu Mt.Jey,
Mail Train Ne.2,via Cel'bia!
Niagara A Chicago Express
-Sunday Mull,
rust Line .1
Fiederick Accommodation,
'lucrvijii? i,ocui.viiUll..jey
Harrisbiirg Accommedat'ii,
1111111101:1 leeoiiiiiifHluilen
Harrisbiirg Express, ,
Pittsburg Express, ,
Cincinnati Express
Pacific Express,
Leave
iphilud'a
1230 A.M.
7:) "
!i:ti" "
8:01) "
I'ilO "
2:30 p.m.
4:00 "
530 "
6f23 "
9:10 "
115 "
Arrive
Lanc'ter
5:0a.m
le:20 "
IftSi "
110 "
HMO "
2:30 p.v.
2:3..
iSO "
.WO "
7.-2C "
730 "
a-M "
iu "
2.43 A.M.
JllcI"c Express, cast, en Snnday, when nag
01
?.. ' 7 v ' ':" -"""-'wii, Aiizaoetntewn
Jit. Jey, Jaitidisville, Birdin-Hand, Leman
:.iiice:.l:i,.p' c,lr,?ana, Parkcsburg, Ceatcs
ville, Oakland and Glen Lech. vwuit-s
10 96 an
rast Line, west, en Sunday, when flagged,
w 111 step at Downingtown, Coatesville, Parkes
burg, Jit. Jey, hlizabcthtewn and Middletown.
iiuiioveracceiumodation west.cennectintrat
!f!'it"Al?t''l'wU,,!,Jia-i,niand Chicago Express
at 11:00 a. m., will run throegh te lfanevcr.
treilerick Accommodation, west, cennectsat
.,,'' nl1" IllL '-me, west, at 2:30 r. m..
and will run tcreugli te Frederick. '
IN
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