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LANCASTER DAILY INTELIIGmX'Elt" WEDNESDAY JUNE 29, 1881.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Near and Acress the Counte Use.
Gov. Heyt lias appointed Charles Thetn-
son Jenes, Henry C. Hewell, Mahlen II.
Dickinsen, of Philadelphia ; James K.
Moorhead, Jehn Paul, of Pittsburgh ;
Henry Kawle, of Erie ; William Nelan, of
Reading, commissioners te .superintend
the construction of a stab: industrial re
formatory at Huntingdon.
By the heavy hail of Sunday .in Lebanon
county crops of line premising tobaice
were entirely destroyed. The crops of
Isaac Strohm, in Seuth Lebaueu town
ship, were entirely ruined, and what he
will take off the farm will net compensate
him for the labor. In a house in North
Lebanon there were eighty-nine ivindew
panes broken, and in another thirty-five.
On the farm of Mr. Michael Shenk. Seuth
Lebanon township, there were hailstones
te the depth of two inches. On the farm
of Mr. Abraham Greh, Heidelberg towti tewti
ship, a barn was blown down and ether
damage done.
Cel. S. C. Slaymakcr is iu Heading and
organized his engineer corps, anil will
commence the survey of the route of the
piopescd new railroad in a few days.
Operations will be pushed ahead as rapidly
as possible.
J. II. Markley, Jerc. Itifc and Jehn Dcn
lingcr drove from Lancaster te Heading te
engage accommodations for the eighty
members of Inland City Division Ne. 7,
Uniform Hank. K. of P., of Lancaster,
who will attend the annual session of the
grand body in August.
The large barn en the farm of Aaren
Iiembcrger, located about three miles from
Lebanon, was entirely destroyed by incen
diary fire, together with the contents and
a let of live stock, eight horses and seven
head of cattle, four wagons, threshing and
mewing machines, corn shelters, etc., fif
teen tens of hay and a let, of grain. Less,
$13,000.
Rebert Fergusen of Celciaiu township,
cut and shocked a field of wheat last Wed
nesday. Mrs. Ceer,.) Gallagher of Cherry Hill,
Fulton tewnJiip, was thrown down by a
cress cow (a 1 i..id wanderer) and consider
ably bruised ,;i the hip and arm. Iu ad
dition te the cruises her left hand was dis
located at the wrist joint. The old lady
suffered very much until the joint was re
placed. Twe men, icprcsciitcd te be agents for a
new brand u eats, arc about. They have
samples and solicit the order when they
get the farmer te sign " te guarantee the
sale. " and afterwards he learns that he
has signed a note of fiem $.100 te $1,000.
A mare sold in Oxford te Gee. V. Mc
Donald by a man who called himself John John Jehn
eon Barrens of Parkesburg has been recog
nized and lecevcrcd as the 'stolen property
of the Ileal in ins of Hopewell.
When Court h Disagree.
Judge Hendersen, of Lebanon, refused
te grant a charter te a marriage insurance
company, doing business theie for scvcr.il
months already, assigning as reasons :
"The inutility of the said company,"
"Ne necessity for suchacempany," "con
trary te public policy," that they were en
the same footing with the speculative life
insurance plans, and tiiat thcie was no
warrant iu the constitution and the laws
te compel the court te grant it. A similar
company organized a few weeks age with
an office iu Lebanon new, came ever into
the neighboring county of Lancaster, and
from the court here, get its charter, which
leads the Pre te say : " If Judge Hen Hen
dereon could fiud no warrant for such ac
tion it is difficult te comprehend upon
what the judge in Lancaster county based
his prerogative. We presume the consti
tution and general laws of Pennsylvania
apply te all counties alike, and that which
is net law iu Lebanon en general subjects,
such as insurance, is net law in Lancaster,
and rice versa. At any rate, Judge Hen Hen
dereon h'.is taken a position en this ques
tion which will entitle him te the confi
dence of the community in which he dis
penses justice, and infuse the people of
ether sections with the hope that their
jurists may see te expound the law as
Judge Hciideisen docs.''
Si. MaryS 1'Vt.llval.
The festival at the old stone chuicli con
tinues te tleurish, and last night the at
tendance was quite large. The tables are
all prettily decorated and abundantly
supplied with articles useful, ornamental
or toothsome as the case may be, and the
attendants at all of them fair and oblig
ing. There is indeed nothing lacking te
make (he place a very agreeable resort for
an evening, and visitors arc at once made
te feel at home by the cordial welcome
extended them, manifest at the outset by
free admission into the charmed
circle. The young laiies in charge
of the enterprise arc entitled te
every encouragement in their work,
since it they apparently who are carry
ing it en, thcabscuce of masculine aid be
ing conspicuous. All the profits of the
festival will be devoted te the fund for
the erection of a new orphan asylum upon
the site if the old church. Ge te-night,
and by your presence lend encouragement
and substantial assistance te a cause of
charity and love. The festival will re
main open until Saturday night.
Summer Leisure.
Officers Flick, Shay aud Lcman, of the
city police force, are down iu the vieiuity
of Quarry ville hunting for snappcis and
frogs, and fishing. Three special officers
are serving in their places.
Judge Livingston and Sheriff Strine
went te Columbia te fish for bass this
morning.
Henry Baumgardncr and Frederick
Brimmer left Lancaster yesterday for
Barncgat, en the coast of New Jersey.
On reaching Philadelphia they expect te
meet a party of gentlemen from that city
aud proceed te their destination aud have
a few days' fishing for blue fish and sheens
head. They will probably return en Fri
day. A' Correction.
Iii our notice of the " sorrowful visit"
of Mr. Frederick A. Picrcy, el Kansas
City, te Lancaster and his return home, it
was stated that Mr. Picrcy was compelled
te take his children te the almshouse dur
ing his wife's illness from small-pox at the
hospital. We are assured that the state
ment is incorrect. During Mrs.Picrcy's
illness, her children were kindly aired for
at the residence of Win. II. Gunipf, and
that during their sickness they had the
best medical attendance and the tendcrest
nursing by Mrs. Gumpfe family. We are
pleased te make the correction.
Millersvllle News.
Last Monday C. B. Herr and Jehn II.
Hostetler went te Safe Harber with hook
and line, aud caught 137 catfish. It was
qiiite a successful fish.
On the morning of the 4th of July a
game-of ball will be played between the
Medel boys and Dean's nine fiem Lancas-
tier
The tobacco in general around Millcrs
ville is very geed. Iu ceme places you
can find stalks with leaves averaging from
15 te 25 inches. Fine crops are expected.
The Weather.
The heavy showers that have deluged
this section of country for some days past
have interfered a geed deal with the work
of the farmers. The tobacco fields have
been tee wet te cultivate ; the hay fields
tee wet te cut ; and iu seme places the
wheat has been a geed deal beaten down.
A gentleman who came in from Lampeter
this morning says a geed deal of wheat
in that neighborhood has been cut and
mere is ready te cut, and will be cut as
seen as the weather is favorable.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OCK BEGCLAB COKBESPONOKSCR
Brisk business at Brnner's coal yard.
The bay excursion of the Osceola tribe
I. O. R. M. comes off July 30th, net 3d.
Kite flying is new the rage and all sizes
of boys and kites arc at it.
A young boy named Jacksen fell from a
high steep and was severely cut about the
mouth. The injuries were dressed, but
the doctor proueunces his injuries net
fatal.
Mr. Harry Bachenheimer's famdy left
te-day te visit friends and relations in
Cincinnati, Ohie.
Methodist sociable in the church parlors
this evening, literary exercises and re
freshments. Unless the weather breaks badly the
complimentary picnic in Heise's weeds to
day will be a signal success.
Squire Yeung has se far recovered from
his slight attack of malaria as te have set
tled down te substantial diet.
Mr. II. C. Nesbit, wife and children,
of Pert Deposit, are the guests of Mr.
Jehn Fendrich.
Miss May Brittaiu, who for the past
month or six weeks has been the guest of
the Misses Wann, returns te her home in
Harrisburg this evening.
A large number of Columbians go te
Lancaster te-day and te-morrow te attend
the commencement or the Lancaster high
school. Among the number are Misses
Annie Bruner and Mazie Fendrich.
The bicycle man who se astonished the
citizens of this place a few mouths age by
his skillful riding is back again.
With a Euueka mower II. N. Kahler
has cut GO acres of grass, as much as 17 iu
a day.
The bass hooked by lucky Samuel Fil
bert, yesterday, weighed 3i pounds.
While Johnny Newcomer, clerk in L.
W. May's grocery store, was hunting for
crabs in the Shawnee run, he was painful
ly but net seriously bitten by a snake en
the feet. The member is much swollen.
The interior of the Shawnee furnace Ne.
2 is being tern out. The work is expect
ed te be finished very seen, when they
will erect the latest improved retort.
A spindle attached te the rollers iu the
Shawnee rolling mill broke this morning,
causing a stoppage of work for about two
hours.
At the Reading railroad crossing, a
Marietta pretzel wagon struck a large
stone, causing the contents te be spilled.
The small boys who saw the accident were
delighted as they get a geed fill of pret
zels. Ne damage was done te the
wagon.
While tearing the signal bridge down
yesterday a large stone was thrown ever
an embankment. The stone lay across
the Shawcce inn. Workmen were em
ployed this morning iu heisting it te its
place.
Dr. N. Lewiu, with his private hos
pital, fancy team and liveried coachman, is
locating in town.
Mr. Jehn Fendrich is receiving mauy
wagon leads of Yerk county tobacco.
The man who had razors stolen from
him and was telegraphed te ceme en and
identify these found en a man detained in
the lock-up here has net put iu an appear
ance. All the legs lying between the Columbia
dam and Peach Bettem were bought at
private sale from the Lumbermen's ex
change by Messrs. W. II. Lanius, Jehn
Bair asul C. K. MeCenkcy, all of Yerk
county.
Sale or Coins, &c.
Ycsteulay and te-day Mr. Charles
Steigerwalt held a public sale of rare coins,
medals, paper money, war envelopes, stone
implements, &e. There were a large num
ber of bidders present from Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and ether cities.
The sale realized ever $1,000. Following
are the prices paid for some of the pieces
sold :
A hair-dollar of 1790 with a hole in it
(plugged) brought 17.30. Mr. Steiger
walt recently sold a pair of perfect half
dollars of 170C and 1797 for le0 a gen
tleman of Ceatcsville becoming the pur
chaser. A very perfect cent of 1793 brought
$14.10 and several ethers sold at prices
ranging from $3 te $C. A fine 179(5 cent
was knocked down at $1.10 ; a 1799 cent
at $0 ; cent of 1804 at $13. A
20-cenl piece of 1877 brought $3.8.".
and a 20-cent piece of 1878, $3.33.
A specimen of the earliest coinage
known adidrachm of iEgina, 2,700 years
old brought $5.80 ; a gentleman from
New Yerk becoming the purchaser. A gal
vanic eloctretypo of the famous " Water
loo" medal, a beautiful piece. 7 inches in
diameter, brought $5.20. The first ap
pearaucc in prim of the constitution of the
United States, being a copy of The Penn
zylcania Packet, brought $0.50. Many ether
curiosities belonging te Mr. Steigerwalt,
or placed with him en consignment
brought geed prjees.
Washington ltoreugh Mews.
There was a hie crowd at the close of
Wthe band fair last night, aud Ne. 100, held
by B. K. Shultz, wen the pair or sneats.
Mr. J.P. Cellins wen the woolly whitecur;
Mr. W. B. Mcixcll, the vase of wax lillies;
Mi-s. Jehn Seiplc get the carpet with $30.75
of votes te $8.f0 for her competitor. A
bed room set wen by Miss Minerva Charles
who had collected $13.40, te $3.15 for II.
Aumcnt, $4.05 for Jacob Wertz and $7.12
for Maggie Shult. Fer the silver watch
the vete steed Harry Ortraan, $20.28;
C. II. Biskiug, $C40; and J. B. Seiple, $4.75
Uriah Wcrtz and $42.70 took the harness,
and Mrs. J. S. Seiple the sewing machine
with $18 out of the $22.80 collected. The
geld watch was voted te Miss Clara Green
wait, of Columbia, with $53.10 out of the
$91.14 realized. Mrs. Andrew Kane, wife
of the popular landlord at this place, col
lected $26.04. The fair was kept up until
a late hour aud all visitors retired peace
ably. A sale of the remaining goods will
be held this evening, and a final result
will be announced in a few days.
Tilts 11II.KE FIRE.
Mils for the Damaged Tobacco Rejected
Aaren Teller Appointed te Sell the
Tobacco.
The proposals received for the purchase
of 78G cases of tobacco damaged by the lire
iu Mr. Hilke's warehouse in Tobacco ave
nue, this city, June 5th were opened en
Monday, and all the bids were rejected by
the insurance companies te whom the to
bacco belongs. Mr. Aaren Teller, tobacco
dealer, of this city, was then selected by
the insurance companies interested te dis
pose of the tobacco en the best terms pos
sible. The entire packing will probably
be sampled before a sale takes place.
Mayer's Court.
Last evening flve trampr. who had been
drinking and were very disorderly were
arrested at Coonley's warehouse, en the
Harrisburg pike, by Officers Titus, Har
man and Killinger. The mayor this
merniug sent them te jail for terms
ranging from 5 te 10 days. Anether
tramp who had been drunk get 15 days
and two ether drunks were discharged
upon payment of costs.
Death of an Old Soldier.
Geerge Gcnsemer, who was a soldier in
the war of 1812, died at the residence of
his son Jehn, at Spriugville, Mt. Jey town
ship yesterday at the age of 89 years J
Mr. Ucnscmer resided at Manneim up te
10 years age, and then moved te Spring
ville.
Picnic at BecKy Sprines.
A large number of gentlemen, most of
whom are members of the Demuth club,
are spending the day at Recky Springs.
New Fruit
New peaches, apricots, plums and pears,
have made their appearance in our market.
Sale or Real Estate.
Daniel Lagan has sold te Marshall &
Rengier the property Nes. 9 and 11 Seuth
Queen street, en private terms, and Isaac
Stirk has sold te the same firm the tobacco
warehouse, immediately in the rear of Mr.
Lagan's property. It is understood
that the purchasers will tear out the
lower part of the Lagan property
lower the fleer about two feet, put, in a
modern business front and extend the
building back se as te connect with the
Stirk warehouse. If this is done it will
make one of the largest, most convenient
and centrally located business' stands iu
the city. Messrs. Marshall & Rengier
propose te occupy their new purchase for
their own business, their present loca
tion being entirely tee small and inconvenient.
Sedden Death.
Jacob Sweitzer, aged 31 yeais, died
rather suddenly yesterday afternoon at the
bearding house of Mrs. Kcpperling en
East Chestnut street. He worked en Sat
urday and went te bed en Sunday, when
he took a hommerhage, from which he
died: He was a tobacco packer and was
employed iu a warehouse in this city. His
parents reside in Petersburg.
Leg Cat.
Henry Layman, a blacksmith residing
at Witmer's bridge, had his leg cut en
Tuesday. He was paring a horse's hoof,
when the animal jumped and the knife
struck his leg, causing a painful wound.
Dr. Elder attended him.
Sale or Horses.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold
at public sale at Petersburg yesterday 18
head of Western horses for Jacob Feltz at
an average of $177 per head.
New Letter Ilex.
A new box for letters has becu put up in
the Pennsylvania passenger depot
Sale or 'SO Pennsylvania Lear Tobacco.
Special Netice. -The undersigned has for
sale 7AJ cases 'Se Pennsylvania Leaf Tobacco,
being Schrecdcr & lien's entire packing et
that crop. The let lias been recently strip
ped sampled" by F. C. Limits A Ce., of New
Yerk, and will be selil entire, for net cash
only.
Fer inspection of wimples ami further infor
mation apply te A. TELLER.
Lanlustek, .In ne SI, 1SS1.
june29 Ctd-je2!l :HIJy2-5-7-0
sale et Hemes.
On Saturday next Daniel Legan will have u
sale et hones nt the Merriuiac Heuse. This
sale takes place en the last day el the week in
stead of Monday, as thai is a legal holiday.
Wayne Council Kxcunden
loAtlnnlicCItyenBlondaynest.Jnlyl. Hound
trip tickets geed ler two days, from Lancaster
and Columbia only 12.75. Frem Petersburg,
Lancaster Junction and all stations en the
Heading & Columbia Railroad tickets will be
geed lcr three days. Special train leaves Lan
caster at 4 a iu.; Columbia, 4; Petersburg,
4:20; Lancaster Junction, 4:20 ; Manhcim, 4:X;
Litltz, 4:4."i ; Kphrata. 5:i. JeSWrJyai
CleaiiHe, whiten and beautify the skin with
Cuticnra Medicinal Toilet Seap.
Hiiu'i tour Canary Sing ?
Then get n bottle of llird Hitters, which is uu
unfailing restorer el song and a cure fei all
disen-esel cage birds. Jt your druggist tines
net keep it. or will net get it for you, send a
postal card te the llird Feed Company, a7
Federal street, Camden, X. J., and tliey will
see. that you are supplied. Price, 25 eents.
inari'I-.'Sind&w
City ltl 1 1 retters.
Carsen & Hens.cl, city bill pesters and dis
tributors. OfUcC iNTULLIOBXCKU building, Ne. (i
Seuth Quceikstrcct.
Feeble digestion, sdek heatlachti, dl.zinc-s
antl faintness cured by Malt Hitlers.
SHECIAZ. NOriVEH.
Catarrh et the Blander.
.Stinging, smarting, irritation el the urinaiy
passages,discascd discharges, cured by lliichu
Paiba. Druggists. Depot Jehn F. Leng &
Sens. Lancaster.
Thousands of women have bci'ii entirely
cured et the most stubborn cases el female
weakness by the use el Lydia E. I'inkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send te Mi's. Lydia K.
Piukhaiii, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Man.
ler pain plilets.
The Greatest Blessing.
A kiiuple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time, anil stomach disease by keeping
the bleed pure,1! prevents regular, kidneys and
liver active, Is the greatest blessing ever con
ferred upon man. Hep Kilters is that remedy,
and its proprietors are being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved and cured by It.
'Will you try It, See el her column.
jul.VJwdftw
Itchlng Files Symptoms anil Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, Hku persplra
lien, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, us If
pin worms were crawling in anil about the
rectum ; the private parts arc sometimes at
teeled ; It allowed te continue very serious re
sults may fellow. Dr. Swayne's AU Healing
Ointment la a pleasant sure cure. Alse ter
tetter. Itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barber's Itch, blotches, ull scaly, crusty, cuta cuta
neous eruptions. Price, .Wcents, three boxes
for Hil. Sent by mail te any address en re
ceipt of price In currency or three cent post
age stamps. Preparctl only by Dr. Swayne
Sen. 330 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Fa.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
j unc23-3md M W S& w
Liquid or Dry.
Seme people prefer te purchase medicines
In the dry state se that they can see for them
elves that they are purely vegetable. Others
have net the time or desire te prepare the
medicine, and wish it ready te use.
Te accommodate each class tiie proprietors
et Kidney-Wert new otter that well known
remedy in both Liquid and Dry Ferm. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Portsmouth.
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Mothers! M ethers n Mothers! It
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick childJniiTerlng and crying
with the excruciating patn et cutting teeth 1
If se, go at once and get a liettle of MUS.
WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYUUP. It will re
lieve the peer little suflerer Immediately de
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is net a mother en earth who has ever
used it, wne will net tell yen nt once that it
will regulate the 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 et one et the eldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; S3 cents a
bottle. inarf-lydAwM.W&S
rOLlTIVAL.
Fer Cennty Commissiener:
FP.ANK CLAKK, or Strasburg township.
Sul'ject te the choice et the Democratic conn cenn
ty con veil lien . aprC-tl & w I p
ADAM S. DIETK1CII, of Maner township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratle
county convention.
UENHY F. IIAKTMAN (Lime llurner),el
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
upr2-dw!p
MARTIN HILDEBBANT, or Mount Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem
ocratic county convention. apl3-dftwtp
JERE MOIILER, .Epbrate. Subject te the
decision of, the Democratic county conven
tion, aprll-d&wtp
Fer Cennty Auditor :
JOHN S. BROWN, et Drnmere township.
Subject te Democratic rules. in27-dwtp
JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of Leececk township.
Subject te the decision or the Democratic
ceuntv convention. aprlS-tfd&w
JTE1T ADTKMIBMMXXTS-
G
IYLER, BOWERS HURST!
-:e:-
OFFERING BARGAINS IN
CARPETS!
TO REDUCE STOCK.
GOOD INGRAIN CARPETS down as low as 25 cents per yard.
BETTER INGRAIN CARPETS from 31 cents up te 50 cents per yard.
BEST INGRAIN CARPETS from 50 cents up.
Bedy Brussels ! Tapestry Brussels !
At extraordinarily low prices, in order te reduce the large stock we have of them.
BAG CARPETS, Best Goods Manufactured
for the Least Meney.
MATTINGS at closing out prices.
WINDOW SHADING AND FIXTURES at low prices.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS at away down prices
GIVLER, BOWERS & ftURST,
25 EAST KING STREET.
JiJSATHH.
Masen. June 2stli. 1861, ut White Hene.
Salisbury township, Geerge W. Masen, aged
i". years, 'J mentlisntiul 13 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of hit parents, at White Herse,
Salisbury township, en Friday morning, at 9
o'clock. Services at St. Jehn's Episcopal
church ut C'einpassvillc.
Sweitzeic Jnne'JS, 1SS1, in this city, Jacob,
son et Christian and Margaret sweitzer, aged
31 years, 4 months and ) days.
The relatives and friends et the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend his tuiierul,
from the residence et Ids parents, ut Peters
burg, en Friday morning nt u o'clock, and at
the Lutheran church at Rohrerstown nt 1
o'clock.
xi:w AvrjHiTjsvawxTs.
50
TtAltKKLS OF SWEET CIDEIE.
JUST RECEIVED AT
MILLER & IIARTMAN'S.
ltd Cor. West Chennt aud Market Sis.
(loon gikl wanted te no jkm
3T cral housework. Apply at "J7 West Chest
nut street. lid
WANTED AN ACTiVK, HONEST UOX
wanted in a Grocery Stere one about
1 1 or l. years old. Apply at this elticc.
jeSMttd
MUSIC THIS KVkNlNi; BY TIIE 1TAL
iau Rami at Franke's Summer Garden,
liarhey's celebrated cool beer en tap.
JOHN HESS,
ltd Proprietor.
rANTKD PltOAl lO TO 16 HANMSTU
ft work in a Stene Ojuarry, at Wrightsvllle.
Either experienced quarryiucn or common
laborers may upply. Apply- te
KKRIt, WKIT.KL & CO.,
jaSM0ld Wrightsvillv, Fa.
SCHOOL TAX 1881.
The duplicate is In the hands of the Treas
urer. $ per cent, en" ter prompt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centra Square.
j-OIIIce hours Irem 9 a. iu. te 4 p. m.
IS-tfdR
C1ITY TAX. TO AFFORD ALL AM Ol'
,' pertunity te pay their City Tax and save
li per cent, abatement, the Treasurer's Office
will he open from 8 a. m. te 5 p. in., and 7 te 9
p. in. until July 1 inclusive.
Wrf.McCOMSKV,
j'27-tfd Treusurer anil Receiver of Taxes.
POKI.1C SALKOV l'KKSONAL FKOPK1S.
nt Francis J. Flcnr, dcc'tL.nt Ne. 7."e High
street, te-morrow (THURSDAY) alternoen ut
1 o'clock, consisting of a general assortment
of household ami kitchen furniture. Alse, a
cigur press and moulds, let of Locust pets,
Ac. JAC'OIt UUXDAKKR,
ltd Auctioneer.
ASSHiNKD 1-STAlK OF JACOlt ltlJSSE.lt
and vlle. of l'emi township, Lancaster
county. Jacob llussernd wito.ef l'enn town
ship, having by deed of voluntary assignment,
dated June i", 1881. assigned and transferred
all their estate and c fleets te the undersigned,
ler the beuelit of the creditors of the said
Jacob liusi-r, he therefore gives notice te all
persons Indebted te sahl assigner te make
pnymi-n! te the undersigned without delay,
and these having claims te present them te
SAMUEL O. KELLER,
Assignee, Lime Reck, l'a.
J. L. Srr.iNMurx, .,.,..
O. T. Uhickki:, ;$ Alijs. jc2MtdA5lw
WEDNESDAY : Fair weather ; sta
tionary temperature.
All the Wauamakcr Stores are
closed till Friday en account of the
death of Mr. Wanamakcr's mother.
je2!l-3td
c
1MTHINJ, SlV.
Wliiit is being done at the
ONE PRICE STORE.
J uM. a-, fast as we can get our ODDS of
CLOTHINO together wc are marking
them down and placing them en the
There arc some lull suits among them
that are very desirable, being just the
same as we have been selling through
out the season. But new we are clos
ing out the fw that are lett. Our
HAT DEP ABTMBNT
has been weeded out also, and a large
let et Different Styles are gathered to
gether. Seme were sold ler 91 : ethers
for $1.50. But new you can have your
choice for 30 cents. Come and make
your selection beterc they nrri all gene,
and remember and liriug lack what
does net suit.
BUMMER
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
.ONE-PRICE HOUSE,
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. VA.
G
IYLEK, BOWERS & HURST!
LANCASTER, PA.
jri'ir AitnatxisxaujiT,
IJUULIC SALK OF IIORsr-S ON SAT l!K
. DAY, JULY 2. l&)l,wltl be sold at the
Merrlmac Heuse, 115 North Prince street, Lan
caster, l'a., t!0 Head of Franklin County
Horses. Among them are some very tint;
drivers and geed stepping Horses. Sale 1e
commence at 1 o'clock p. in. A credit of M
days will be given. DAX1 EL f.OUAN.
jcK-:iniK
1KASONA15LK GOODS.
DUESH.CINUHAMS,
VICTORIA LAWNS.
INDIA LINENS.
NEW YORK STORE.
I ATT, lii k GO.
Are showing a grt-.it variety or
Fancy Dress Ulnghanis at I-J.e a yard
Elegant Styles, Rest Quality iru-
Real Scotch e)liyrtiinghauiMeiily.J.M- "
One Case Printed Lawns 7c "
Xevel Designs, Rest Qualify li'i- '
CLOSING SALE OF
. Summer Dress Goods.
Cream Lace Huntings 10. a yard
Halt Weel Lace Huntings iiy "
All Weel Plain and Lace Huntings
l.rc, 17e, '.Me, Sic le Tale a yard
MOM1E CREPE HUNTINGS.
NUN'S VEILINCiS,
FRENCH FOIJI.E M'lTIXtJS,
At Very Lew Prices, at the
NEW YORK STORE,
8 & lO KAST K1NC S'l'KKl.T.
A UCTIONI
AUCTION !
COMMLNrl.MI
SATURDAY, JULY 2,
AT 7 O'CLOCK P. M.,
And te be continued until the entire stork of
CLOTHING, HATS
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Are Closed Out at
OLD STAND,
148 N. Queen St.,
Next Doer te Fllnn & Hreneman's.
A Large Let of Pants and Coats.
Every article will be sold te the highest bid
der. The Stere will be ter rent from J U I. V Ut.
Fixtures te be sold at Auction it net sold be
fore at private sale.
REMEMRER MY NEW AND ELECANT
STORE,
Ne. 37 North Queen St.,
Is stocked with an entire New Stock et Fine
Eeady-Made dething
CLOTHS, CAS3IMERES, WORSTEDS
AND SERGES,
Which I make te order in any style yen
desire,
PROM $12 UP.
Don't miss the Auction Sale, asyouneaoubt
can buy a Bargain, being determined te close
out the entire stock at the
BED FBOOT,
148 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
u. be in
HUTS
THIRD EDITIOI..
WEDNESDAY EVEM'NO. JUNK 20, 1861.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington. June 29. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, winds mostly westerly,
stationary temperature, stationary or
higher barometer, aud in the northern
portion local rains, in the southern por
tion fair weather.
The lMcklnsea Prealtleacy.
Special te the Ihteluekxcer.
Cakusle, Pa., June 29. A spirited
discussion, still going en, was called eat
in the meeting of the beard of trustees of
Dickinsen college this morning by the
fourth item in the report of a member of
the committee appointed by President
McCauley te consider his own report en
'jeeutenary plans.'' The casus belli is
the recommendation of a committee te
take into special consideration the subject
of the centennial presidency of the college,
which celebrates its hundredth anniver
sary A. P. 1883.
BY WIRE.
Alternoen Telegrams Condensed.
The larjie barn of Cel. Frank Etling, at
Concordville, Dclaware county, was de
stroyed by lire yesterday ; less $G,000 ;
insurance $:?,.r00.
A severe storm yesterday greatly in
jured the corn in southeastern Iowa and
western Illinois.
Dick Weed, of Pendiucra, Tex., ac
cused of doubtful cattle transactions, was
lynched en the 26th.
At Franklin, Tex., Richard Shorty, dur
in; a quarrel shot- and killed 11. II.
Wcsscl. Shorty escaped.
The belief of the Italian people is that
France is anxious te retrieve the shame of
her defeat in 1870, by going te war with
Italy, and the Liberia urges that the initia
tory be taken by Italy, aud net te allow
France te force war up in that country at
a time most convenient te herself.
Verily & Carter's large mill and gin at
Wcatherferd. Tex., was burned en Satur
day. Less, $10,000. 'Incendiary.
Rurten, who was te lie hanged at Wcath Wcath
crferd, Tex., next Friday, has been re
spited bv the governor.
The president te-day sigued the commis
sion of William II. Robertsen te be collec
tor of the pert of New Yerk.
At Housten, Tex., yesterday, Mark
Adams (colored) was found guilty of mur
der in the second degree and was sentenced
te 17 years' imprisonment.
A furious storm of hail visited Franklin,
N. II., yesterday and did much damage te
property.
A washout en the RuiTate, New Yerk
& Philadelphia railroad at Protection,
thirty miles from Buffalo, wrecked
a working train yesterday nieruing.
Chester Mates was instantly killed and
two men injured. The train, consisting of
twenty-seven cars of coal, was demolished.
The official trial of the Lay-IIaight tor
pedo beat took place in Newport harbor
te-day and was etirely successful.
The heard of managers of the Philadel
phia & Reading railway this afternoon
agreed ie accede te the preposition of the
receivers te issue certificates bearing four
per cent, interest for the tleating debt of
the company. The form of the certificates
will be pmparcd by counsel for the com
pany. NO COMl'KOMISK.
Tliol'reposed Dicker at Albany net PeMlble.
Am:a;;v, June 29. Fer short term :
Petter ":, Wheeler 41, Conkling 32. Lap
ham IS, Cernell:?, Felgcr, Ileskius Rogers
and Crowley one each. Lng terra : Kcr
nan 52, Depcw .r,0, Piatt 28, Cernell 9,
Crowley 7, Wheeler, Lapham and Tre
mainc one each. Adjourned.
The administration supporters are btill
linn iu i ejecting the preposition of the
stalwarts te elect Conkling antl Depew for
the short and long terms respectively.
They say they would prefer te accept
Piatt. "At the same time they see no way
out of the deadlock owing te the tinnness
of Conkling's supporters, who evincn no
disposition te leave him.
UAltKVTS.
I'lilladelpnia Market.
fHiLAincLriiiA, June 2!i. Fleur market
linn,; Superfine, ! i:t ); extra
til -JT ; Ohie & Indiana family, at
." 7.fi; il; Pennsylvania lamily .VIe
:.:: St. LeuiH de ; lOJfgi; Mi ; Minnesota
Extra " MW, mi: detdmight,tt2.fi;f0: win
ter patent. $r,ZW mi ; piiiigde$i; :)Q,M.
Uyc flour at " !.".
Wheat market .steady; Ne. i Western Ked,
$1 '.'IMS1 -l'r; D'd. ami Fenn'a Ueil.Jl -lift
I 24i;'dn Amber, l .!l)l S3&
Cern mnikct firm en light local .supply
steamer. SlfiXie; sail yellow, .-TJ$⪼ s-ail,
mixed, STriKiTJc; Ne. 3, mixed, Sic.
(Mis dull nndjwcnk: Ne. 1 White llfttle;
Ne. '-, de In liie ; Ne. ::, de KlJt: ; Ne. ' Mixed,
.!Se.
llye dull at '.)..
1'rovi.sieus linn ; nit.s-. perk $17 TimiJ-IS 0J :
licet haui-, t-'- .rJ(i"i m; Indian ni.
beer $it r.
Haeen smoked shoulders, 77j(:; salt d
liJ.2K.7e ; smoked hams lll'Je; pickled Iviius
l.anl market firm ; city kettle HAJe: loest
butcher' at Ut)ic : prime steam at ill X.
lluttcr firm, with f;oed demand ter choice;
Creamery extra l'enlisylvania ut 2f$'.Ic;
Western, at ii!e; de geed te choice l!i
2le; llradferd county and New Yerk extra,
21c; firsts. S20c.
Itells dull ; Pennsylvania and We-iteri
!ifi?l.':e.
Egg maiket iuict; I'enn'.t at 17J4$ISe;
Western. Ifil"c.
Cheese steatly ; New Yerk full cream,
litH'Jc; Western full ertum SMc; de
lairie geed, H88J.e.
Petroleum dull ; refined 8c.
Whisky linne here at l 12.
Seeds Jeed te prime Clever, no market ;
Timethy dull at 1 l.; de de Flaxwe-i
nominal at f I 2S.
HlecKAlaraet.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and l.e-.il Stocks
also United states Bends reported daily by
Jacob II. Lone. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
Nbw Yekk Stocks.
Stocks strong.
.Iiiuc2!l.
A. If. r. M. V. M
10:00 1:00 :t.00
AXOHO 4k 'j
Chicago & North Weslcri 12j5 123 lri'i
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 124'X 12l li'-VS
Canaila Southern fiCJj C7
C. C. & 1. C. IC IU 24 21 24
Del., iJxek.A Western...'. 123 124 124;
Delaware & Hudsen Canal MHJ
Denver Jt Kin Grande W)'i
Hannibal A St. Jee W4 9i 9!
Lake Shere A Mich. SeiUhern.. 127 127j, 123
Manhattan Elevated 2ig 9 2t
Michigan Central lef'4 Vtvt 103?;;
Missouri, Kansas A Texas K'i' Vin toy
N. Y.. Lake Erie A Western.... 45 ASK 43?;
New Jersey Central 101 10P4 101
N. X., Ontario S. Western VA :
New Yerk Central V,y. IV, 145
Ohie & Mississippi 40 4P4 4l4
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce.... M4 fll-J 5Ui
St. Paul & Omaha .-42 .... AvZ
de Preferred ! .... 105
Central Pacific 'JH '.A 9
Texas Pacific W 177 07
Union FaciHc 12S 12a 13
Wabash, St. Leuis APaclllc... &7MJ .V WJjJ
" " Prelerred. KS 'X',y. tl
Western Union Tel. Ce N 8S 8
Philadelphia.
Stocks dull.
Pennsylvania it. IL '-' M e,YH
Heading 'Sfii 2 2!
Lehigh Valley i'A .... 61
LjviiiKii .tiiv jxaiieii ... :J74 74
Kuffide, Pitts. & Western 23 .... 22i
Northern Central ' 3CJ
Northern Pacittc. 44 44? 44?J
" Prelerred : ifivj 854
uesienvnie -a .... -a
Philadelphia & Erie K. K 25
Iowa Gu lull Mining
United States Bends p. n.
1:00
United States 4 per cents
4J "
t 5 '
3j
.... 1177
.... 113
.... mb
.... MB ,
Noen Quotation of the Orals Market
KurnisbwPby Jacob it. Leng, Commission
ISreker.
CmcAOO. ,fViJ
Wheat ti'IJ'J
Cern r-
Oat's JA
Aug.
l.ll
.413;;
Kept.
I.10
THE COMET
MAY BE DONATI'S. IT LOOKS Dlf
FEKKST NOW.
A Mu who Says be Saw It Last Fall
A Charleston f-IIefs Story.
What Professer Draper, or New Yerk, Say.
The professor said that the aspect of. the
comet cad completely chanced since Sat
urday night. On that night the lateral
expansion of the coma that caused it te
resemble a huge bird of flame, with semi
extended wings, was very strongly marked
and appeared in the photographs taken at
that time with extraordinary distinctness.
That phenomenon had new altogether dis
appeared. The brilliant centre was new
crossed by sevcral bands of light, and
these were rayed out at the margins in a
very pccular manner. In its pres
ent aspect it strongly suggested Don Den
ati's comet, and answered in nearly
every particular the description of that
body ; but, of course, no emphasis could
ue placed upon these optical pneneraena,
which were wholly delusive The idea
that this comet was identical with that of
1807 was, he said, based upon a misappre
hension of Gould's telegram, which seemed
te allude te the comet of 1807 in one of its
sentences, and then went en with some al
lusion te the ascension and declination,
without further reference te the subject.
Whether he meant te be understood that
the position of the present body was the
same as that of the comet of 1807, or in
tended te suggest that it was the same,
could net be made out from the
blind wording of his message. The
latter he did net think probable, but all
theories en the subject of identity must be
conjectural until further observations had
been made and the orbit had been com
puted. Comets were tee scarce in the phy
sical universe te render it likely that two
different ones of such magnitude' as that
new under observation and that described
by Could had appeared at the same time.
-1 priori, therefore, iu the absence of com
putations, it was prebable that Gould's
comet and .the 0110 discovered here last
week were the same body, but it would
net be prudent te as.-.crt that such was the
fact until further data had becu recorded.
Thus far Prof. Ih-apcr has taken two
pretty geed negatives of the centre and
coma and several indifferent ones. The
best were obtained en Saturday night dur
ing the attempt described at length in
these columns en Monday. On Sunday
night the attempt was renewed, but net
with marked success. The sky was over
cast with a thin vapor, and the light et
the stranger was probably reduced te one
third or one-fourth its normal bril
liancy. Nevertheless, the plate wxs pre
pared and exposed, although before a
geed impression could be taken it was
near daylight and useless te continue the
work. The exposure 011 Friday night,
which was 17 minutes long, only served
te showbcyend tptestien that a photo
graph of a comet could be taken, and if
such was the case, it was demonstrated
that the light of these bodies contained
rays of the spectrum beyond the violet.
If hereafter any one were te tell him that
the spectrum of a comet comprised 110
lines beyond F, he should say that he was
mistaken ; for the very fact that a nega
tive could be ebtaiued of the centre and
coma proved the existence iu the light of
the violet antl ultraviolet the most
highly refrangible rays of the spectrum.
When Prof. Draper has obtained a satis
factory photograph of the body itself he
will address himself te the task of photo
graphing the spectrum, which is a work
of immense difficulty. His spectroscope
researches have shown that the coma con
tains vapor of carbon, but he doubts
whether it is wholly composed of that.
The JU1111 who Saw It Last Fall.
Prof Klein, of Hartferd, Ky., writes te
the Louisville Courier-Journal : "This so se
called newly discovered comet may be
new te the world at large, but it is net
new te nic, as I have been gazing upon
this very comet ever since last September.
Yeu will rciucmlier that I told you in my
letters that it would be visible te the
naked eye iu June or July, 1881, and that
it would net be seen again for 79 years.
Furthermore, it is net the comet of 1810,
but it is the comet of 178:, which was the
supposed cause of the terrific atmesphical
disturbances of that year. I feel that I
knew mere about this comet than ether
astronomers, as I have nursed it, as it
were, from its first appearance until the
present, and I knew my comet by siiiht.
just as a father would knew his children
by seeing them. Prof. Swift aud ether
eminent scientists have written te me in
rcgartl te it from time te time ever since
last rail."
A Charleston Pilet Seen Twe.
One of the Charleston pilots who came
in yesterday morning rcrtcd that he net
only .saw the comet in the northeast, but.
also saw another comet in the southern
hemisphere. Net being an astronomer he
is unable te locate it with reference te the
constellations, but ax there was a comet
reported visible in Seuth America two
months age, it is possible that this may
be the same, and that it has new ceme
within range of the North American
vision.
Dudley Observatory Views.
The approximate elements of the new
comet have been computed at the Dudley
Observatory, Albany, N. Y. The result
indicates that the comet was never seen
before this year, and that it is the same as
that reported from Seuth America. It is
:J5, 000,000 miles from the earth and mov
ing away at the rate efl,000,'000 miles
daily. It passed its perihelion en June 2IJ,
and was nearest the rarth en June 19. Its
tail is ever 3.,000,000 miles long. Anether
accurate observation will Ik needed licfere
the comet's course in space can be definite
ly predicted.
MIHVKI.LAMKOVH.
WANTKI-TWO (ilKLS FOKUKMKKAL.
Housework. Apply at the Sprecher
Heuse, North Duly Street. Je27-tfd
AUCTION SALK OF llOIISKJIOLO FUK
niture, ISciMing. Mattresses, Ac., ut Ne.
4:: North Queen street. en Tliursdnvartcrnoen
at 1 o'clock. II EN It Y Mil V BEKT,
jc28-2td Auctioneer.
FOK SAI.E.-ONK OMMf BUS AS OOOO
lis new, with Platform Springs; 1 two
horse Stage. 4 sets of Yankee Harness, 2 geed
Driving Horses. Ker sale cheap at ihe Ked
Hen Hetel, New Helland, Lancaster Cenntr.
Pa. E.D. KUTZ,
jeSMwd
OjilKKWOlcKS! FIKKWOKKs::
WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL,
Te close out a Large Stock. Don't wait until
the lust day. At the
OLD r I REWORKS HEADQUARTERS -
or
D. S. BURSK,
jc?S-2td 17 East King Street.
fPUK SEMI-ANNUAL. MEETING OF 1HK
A. Lancaster 3I:ennercher will be held at
their hall en Wednesday evening next, at 8
o'clock. All members are requested te be
present. The committee en excursion nave
arranged with the Pennsylvania Kailreait
Company for special cara te Wild Cat Palls,
en July 4, which will leave Lancaster between
B anil t a. in. All member who intend taking
part in the excursion will report te the secre
tary, ut his residence. Ne. 21!) North Queen,
street, or ntaiasnnercber Hall, net later than
Thursday evening, as tickeU 111 as t be erderett.
rriday morning.
Bv order et the President.
UEO. PEEirt'EK,
2td . Secretary.
mi INVENTORS!
W. H. BABGOOK,
'Attorney-at-Law, of Washington, D. C, form
erly an examiner In U. S. Patent OfHee, offer
his nervices as. solicitor before the U.S. anil
rnreign Patent Once. Careful work at fair
prices. Was associate el Mr. Jacob StautTer.et
Lancaster, until the latter' death.
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