LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY JULY 7. 1881.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.
MALICIOUS MI SCII I KF
Ami Surety of tlie P?ace.
William Lutz, residing near Lititz, was
held for a hearing before Alderman Mc Mc Mc
Coiiemy te answer complaints of malic
ieus mischief and surely of the peace,
preferred ajjainst him by his wife
Themas Tamany the yeun man ar
rested for malicious mischief in breaking a
tombstone in Haldy's marble yard, was
dismissed by Alderman McUoneiny en
payment of costs, Mr. Haldy net caring te
prosecute.
Kecpnur a Itnivdy Heuse.
Before Alderman Wiley this morn
ing was heard the complaint of Abratn
Ilirsh against Millie Gerlitzki for keeping
a diseiderly bawdy house corner of Wal
nut and Water stieets. The case is one
of a scries of suits and cress-suits grow
ing .iit of disputes between the parties.
Mr. Uirnh b;.-iiig the owner and Miss Gcr
litzki the U'liant of the house in question,
lie is anxious te get h!r out of it, she is
determined t' stay in.
A Serious Clinrge.
Twe boys named Wyatt Urenner a:.d
Iia IJrcinicr, of Safe Harber, were ar
icsted in that village this morning by
Ofliccr I):iily, of this city, en suspicion
that they wens the p.irlics who robbed the
store of Geerge A. Tripple en the night of
June 27 of $2:20 in 20 notes. Nene of
the stolen 'properly was found upon the
accused, but one of them a few days age
took a $20 bill te another store te get
change. They were taken before Squire
A. IX Hudsen and entered bail or a hear
ing befeie Alderman MeConenij' of this
c ily, next week.
Drunk :uiI Dlserderl-.
I'atriyk Kagau and .Jeanna his wife, and
Patrick Kelly and .Mary his wife, were ar
rested last, night by Constable Warfel, of
Leacock, for drunken and disorderly con
duct. They weie brought te Lancaster
and taken befeie Aldcimnu JJarratthe
rather unseasonable hour of 1 :"() a. in.
They were tee drunk for examination and
the alderman locked them up for a hear
ing.
Pellen iiuc-..
Ofli.-er iCIias arretted Thad Henry (col
ored; and Henry Dmuaii (white) en com
plaint, of their wives, who charged them
with beingdnink and disorderly. Henry is
alati charged with surety of the peace.
Ileth sjave b.iil for :i hearing before Alder
man A. l' Dennelly.
The maer this morning had twediunks
befeie him. ISntli p.wd their costs and
were discharged.
AI.AK.1UNU M.H'S.
.Mass inn r mi American Surveying Parly
The following telegram appeared in the
New Yeik Sit) of yesterday :
"Snta Ki:, .Inly ". News from El
Pase says that a party of Americans, trav
eling in their own conveyances from Pase
Del Neile te Chihuahua, came suddenly
at the Sand Hills, about forty miles south
of Kl Pase, upon thirteen dead bodies, all
Americans, and a poriieii of the surveying
party of the Mexican Central railway. The
surveying party originally numbered thir
ty, and was under command of Lee.it ing
Engineer C. C. I'pham. The diseevcrei.s
immediately returned te Kl Pase, from
which place yesterday a detachment of
troops was sent out te ascei tain particulars.
!t is suppe-ed that the massacre was com
mitted bv the remnant, of Victorie's band
of Apaches, under Nam. Vicloiie's war
chief. Nam anil about thirty renegade
Apaches, the last of the once large and
powerful tribe, have been hiding and com
init tiiiij depredations in and about the
Sierra Candeleria for months, and although
constantly pursued by Mexican troops.
have se far net beer, punished or caught. "
The above i.-. supplemented te-day by a
.statement, in the morning papers that a re
port has also reached Les Cruees of the
niass:;cre of the whole Mexican Central
railway :uirveyiiig parly by Indians, in
Old Mexico. A company of cavalry have
been sent from Chihuahua fi investigate
the report.
Mr. .lames E. Cunuingh.isn, a son ei'tiie
Lite Themas Cunningham, and a cousin of
-Mrs..l. M. .Johnsten, of this city, was a
member of the surveying party whesi;
tragic fate is reported in the above dis
patches, and his visit, ie Lancaster two or
three weeks age may be recalled by the-e
who read the brief personal note of his
presence hese published in the local
papers. Te Mr. Ciinuin ;'u:itn's friends
liere and heieabtiuls the news of the mas
nacre comes therefore with especial terror
that is only lessened by the hope am! be
lief that Mr. Cunninghi.iii had net. yet
hail time te rejoin his companions of
tiic surveying piriy. Mr. Cunningh mi's
s-tay here was very brief, but. his
urpese en leaving was te spend a
hhert time at. Harrisburg, C)iic;i;e and
ether peinis en his return. Hew long his
visit wascxteiiiied can only be cen.jectuicd,
as his friends here have had no cemmuui
catien with him since his departure About
a year age Mr. Cunningham made a very
narrow escape from a similar fate, having
been one of a party who were ambushed
by Indians in Colerado, and of whom sev
eral were killed.
One dispatch giving an account of the.
massacre says th" surveying party was
under command of Engineers Meacham
and M. . I. Cunningham. Whilst the sim
ilarity el the .surname might alferd addi
tienal apprehcnsien.it is remembered with
a gleam of hope that J. E. aie the initials
of the gentleman whose fate is at present
a matter of such mournful uncertainty.
lirirUcrvilt') Ncivn.
Theie was a very large crewdatthe lace
course tn the Speedwell farm last Friday
te see the. trotting. . On Tuesdays none, of
the horses arc speeded mere than a half
mile, hut every Friday they are ivcn a
full mile or mere.
The glorious Fourth passed very quietly
in this vicinity. A great many people went
te Lititz in the evening. The farmers may
be very loyal, but their harvest interests
them mere than any Celebration.
Twe boys, Hiram Keener and Henry
Ureidagan. were bathing in a mill dam en
Sunday. Keener " dipped " young
Ureidagan several limes, just for fun of
course, but thrs last time ha held him un
der the water tee long and almost drowned
him. lie was carried out of the water,
help was summoned and alter a great deal
of work he was rccusie.at.ed, and taken te
his home near 1'rickerville.
Clarence, an eight year old .son of Mr.
Gee. Yeutz, was thrown from a horse en
Sat ui day last, and although he was con
siderably cut. and bruised. Ne bones wcie
Accidentally lii-e-.vi.cil.
On Tuesday Ellen Dallas, a young
woman about 28 years of age, went te the
dam of Hibbcrt Chalfant nc.ir Atglen, te
bathe, aud while there was accidentally
drowned. As she did net ret urn, some of
the family went te the water and found
her body floating upon the surface.. It is
believed that she was seized with cramps
and was unable te reach the bank. Dep
uty Corener Hugh 1 Sambo empaneled the
following jury : Rebert Futhey, Jehn A.
Reynolds, JeliuT. Melntyre, James Ilor Iler Ilor
ten, J. A. llcnnis and R. C. Cowan. A
verdict was rendered in accordance with
the above facts.
Our s.ecal Musicians.
Miller's orchestra, returned al 1:20 this
alternoen from Legau's iron works, near
Lcwistewn, wheic they played for a Luge
picnic yesterday.
Keller's orchestra left this city yesteday
te play at the commencement of the nor
mal school at Leck Ilaveu.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OlIK KKGULAK CORRESPOXuKXCE.
Council meets te-morrow evening.
A special meeting of the Columbia
school beard will be held in the council
chamber te-night.
A large family party will be held at Wild
Cat next Thursday.
Market was largely attended this morn
ing, and everything was in abundance.
Our river shores present a scene of bustle
and activity.
Pedestrians en our streets arc heard sing
ing " When will winter come ?"
?V number of rafts are lying along the
river shore waiting for high water te take
them down.
Cel. Samuel Shech, who has been ill for
the past few mouths, is se much improved
that he new attends te his business in the
bank.
The new pa..ter of St. Jehn's Lutheran
church will net arrive before September
unless he can gel some one te fill his pies
cut pulpit.
The darkies had a lively time en the
"Hill" last night, Several warrants
for assault and battery have been issued.
Twe horses attached te an empty car
riage ran off this morning. They were
caught without doing much damage at the
corner of Fourth and Mill streets.
A rest beneath the rollers in the Shaw
nee rolling mill broke this- morning, caus
ing a stoppage of about two hours.
The main water pipe en Walnut between
Fent th ami Fifth streets, burst in two
places yesterday, but before any damage
could be done they were fixed.
A slight fi re was discovered burning in
one of the outhouses at Batt's hotel, but.
the Haines were extinguished by the time
ly arrival of Mr. liatt's peel table tender.
Little damage was done.
Randall Allisen, one of the Decoiatieu
day rioters, is still at large. Our officers
arc still en the hunt for him.
Beys ranging fiem 7 te 10 years of age
aietebeseen daily jumping en and off
cars in the east yard. They de net appear
te mind the lessens taught te them through
this dangerous amusement.
The new pastor of the E. E. Lutheran
church met his congregation, for the first
time since his appointment, in the lecture
room of the church last evening. All had
an enjoyable time.
The picnic fei the benefit of the Celum
bia lire company Ne. I, held en the Fourth,
cleared between $112 and $125.
The coach works of Mr. Win. Pinker Pinker
ten are being remodeled and another
story added te the buildings.
Four Italian musicians treated the Col
umbians te some choice music this morn
ing. The gipsies who encamped at Gessler
Green en Tuesday night and left yesterday
stele a deg belonging te Mr. Charles
Nelan.
The condition of the little child who fell
into flic Shawnee run and was badly hurt,
is much worse. The doctors say it cannot
recover.
The new machinery for the Shawnee
furnace Ne. 2 has arrived and workmen
are busily engaged in erecting it. The
furnace will " start up " some time next
month.
The inhabitants of Chestnut street are
much relieved by the absence of a num
ber of tramps who were arrested by ever
faithful Constable Kcech. Since his elec
tion tramp; are beginning te get scarce in
this vicinity.
Ce. 11 is piepaiing for its annual en
campment and inspection. This week it
is having a series of squad drills, and not
withstanding the heat they are being well
ati ended.
A number of persons living en the Lan
caster pike near the Heading railroad were
slightly sunstruck yesterday.
Mcssis. Charles Shrcincr, Harry Bennett
and Daniel Decker were appointed dele
gates of the Columbia company Ne. 1 te
attend the firemen's convention en the
12th inst. The Shawnee Ne. 8 will ap
point their delegates this evening.
The consolidation of the picnic of the Lu
iheran and Presbyterian Sunday schools
will net. be, as the former school have net
time te inform the members. The Luth
eran will go te Lititz en the 21st of duly,
and the Presbyterian te Springwood en
the 12th. The Methodist Sunday school
will also go te Lititz en the 14th.
As extra engine Ne. 1K was coming
west at 3 a. m., it ran oil" Ne. 2 siding in
the east. yard. Very little damage was
done and in a short time the engine and
cars were replaced en the track. The ac
cident was caused by a misplaced switch.
The new pastor of the E. ft. Lutheran
church, Rev. Wm. P. Evans, formerly of
Cohansey, N. J., arrived in town yester
day : Miss Mery llehyer, of Ilarrisburg, is
the guest of Miss Maine Pfahler ; Miss
F. A. Bennett returned home yesterday,
fiem an extended trip through New Yerk
and Connecticut ; Prof. B. G. Ames, wile
and family left this morning for the weeds
of Maine ; and Miss ltese Shuinaii has re
turned home from Philadelphia.
Tin: oeutukm.
Kcp.uis en Health et County
-Excursion
Down tue !.ay.
At a stated meeting of the Lancaster
eily and county medical society, yester
day, in Grand Army hall, the following
named members were present : Drs. J. L.
A ties, J. L. Atlec, jr., Belcnins, Black
wood, Carpenter, Compten, Elder, M. L.
Heir, Reland and Welchans, of Lancaster ;
Buckius, Craig, Cettrcll, Kay, of Columbia.
Newpher and J. L. Ziegler, of Mount
Jey ; Brobst, Hertz and Roebuck, of
Lititz ; M. L. Davis and B. F. Heir, of
Millersville ; Alexander, of Marietta ;
Black, of Slrasburg ; Dunlap, of Man
heitn ; Heist, of Earlvillc ; Hershey, of
Paradise ; Livingston, of Mountville ;
Lightncr, of Ephrata ; Miller, of Bird-in-Hand
; Parke, of Gap ; W. II. Smith,
of Intercourse ; Thomsen, of Wrights
ville, Yerk county ; Treichler, of Eliza Eliza
bathtewn ; Therne, of Mastcrsonville.
In the absence of the president and
vice president Dr. A. C. II. Parke, of
Gap, was called te the chair.
Reports from committees were received
and a number of interesting cases presented
and discussed.
Health reports showed that diphtheria
is prevalent in several parts of the county;
otherwise the general health is geed.
Arrangements were made for the annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania and Mary
land Union medical association te be held
abroad the steamer Chester, in Chesapeake
bay, en the 23th of August. The Lancas
ter participants in the rcunieu will take
the cars and go te Pert Deposit by rail,
where they will meet their brethren from
ether sections, beard the vessel, steam
down the bay and have a dinner, return
ing te Lancaster late in the evening.
Registered Pnysiciaus.
Se far the following physicians have
registered at tin protheuotary's office :
Jehn L. Atlee, Jehn L. Atlce, jr., F. G.
Albright, Wm. Compten, Henry D.
Lengakcr, Mary A. Y. Lengakcr, M. W.
Raul), Geerge R. Welchans, Henry E.
Muhlenberg. Benj. S. Muhlenberg, Oliver
Reland, I. Newton Lightncr. Mary E.
Wilsen, Harry A. Mowery, Themas M.
Livingston, J. O. Boyd, James A. Fitz
patiick, Jehn J. Newpher, Abraham C.
Treichler, Heward II. Withers, Jacob H.
Siel'mg, Jeshua Potts Herace E. Westhacf
fcr. In case physicians fail te register t he
penalty is a line of $100 or one year im
prisonment. St. James Ulielr Ficnlc.
The young people composing the choir
of St. James Episcopal church left Laus
caster this morning te picnic in Shenk' Shenk'
Greve, near Millersville. They were ac
companied by their leader Prof. Matz aud
a number of ladies and gentlemen belong
ing te the congregation. The Italian
musicians arc furnishing the music.
Presented with a Violin.
Mr. Silas Wright, row of Parkesburg,
formerly of Lancaster, was presented this
morning by his friends of this city, with a
handsome violin. Mr. Wright who has an
ear of music, and who has lately become
the leader of the Parkesbure orchestra.
will give the citizens of that borough some
choice selections. A Yerk county friend
of Mr. Wright remarked this morning that
if he could induce the latter te spend a
few days in this city, he will teach him te
play " Muddy Creek."
Death or a Favorite Deg.
" Mike," the little terrier deg owned by
Frank R. Hewell, was given a dose of
poison by some scoundrel, and last even
ing his owner found it necessary te have
him shot. " Mike " had a large circle of
friends among both men and dogs. He
was a great favorite and was possessed of
mere than ordinary " intelligence. His
funeral took place last evening, the body
being interred in the presence of a large
number of sorrowing friends.
Improved Hailrnad Accomedation.
Ou and after Monday next the train
leaving here at 5:40 p. m. will arrive at
Quarryville at C:45 instead of 7:10, and
the train leaving here at 8:20 p. m. will
arrive at Quarryville at 9:50 instead of
9:25. the latter new running as a "mixed"
train and the former, which carries the
most passengers down the country, mak
ing the better time.
Slander Suit.
Adam B. Bear, distiller, East HcmpGeld
township, has instituted a suit in slander
against Levi Scnscnig for slanderous ex
pressions alleged te have been made by
Senseniir during the session of the late
Republican beard of return judges, when
it will be remembered Senseuig and his
clacquers shouted that Bear burned his
stilldieuse down.
Seuth Street .11. E. Church.
Excursion te Leng lir.inch and Ocean
Greve en Thursday, July 2S. Round trip
tickets geed for three (lavs only $3.7.1.
"jvG,7,9,12,14,insilw
Merchants' recursion
te Ceney Inland en Thursday, .1 uly 21. Keinul
trip tickets geed for three days only $l..r0.
Train leaves Lancaster and Columbia at I
a. in. Fer paitlculurs see circulars at 'ill
stations en Heading & Columbia railroad.
jyfi.7,0,12.14.15&ltw
It is arranged, we understand, te have Iho
vehicles conveying all persons te What (Jlcn
park te morrow- te start from the corner of
Xerth Queen and James streets at 8 anil !J. a.
in. ami 1 e. in. A line time is anticipated.
Farmers anil Meclianles Excursion.
Unas you please te Atlantic City via Cam
den X Atlantic ruiiread or Cape May via
steamer ltcpublic en Saturday, July Hi.
Keund trip tickets geed ter three days te At
lantic City and lour days te Cape May. Fare
te either place only $2.75. Special train
leaves Lancaster al 2 u. in. ; Columbia at 2
a. in. ; Manhcim at 2:33 ; Lititz at 2:45, and
Ephrata at 3:04. See circulars and pesters at
all stations. jyG,7,U112,i4,15&ltw
'Hit Pennsylvania Leaf Tobacco Fur Sale.
Special Netice. The undersigned has for
sale 7SC cases 'Se Pennsylvania Leal" Tobacco,
being Schreedcr X lien's entire packing of
that crop. The let has been recently "strip
ped sampled" by F. C. Linde X Ce., of Xcw
Yerk, and will be sold entire, for net cash
only.
Fer Inspection of samples and further infor
mation apply te A. TELLER.
233Shippfu Street, Lancaster, l'a.
Laxcastei!, June 20, 1SS1.
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cured et the me-d, stubborn cases et female
weakness by the use et I.ydia U. l'inkhain's
Vegetable Compound. Send te Mrs. I.ydia K.
l'inkhain, 233 W estern Avenue, Lynn, Mass.,
for pamphlets.
.11 ct tiers! Meinern:: jjletlierfl!!
Arc you disturbed at nilit und broken et
your l est by a sick child smfering and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth"
It" se, go at once and get a bottle of MIES,
WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYKUl. It will re
lieve the peer little setlerer Immediately de
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is net a mother en piulli who has ever
used if, who will net tell you al once that it
will regulate the bowels, anil give, rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly safe te
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A Cough, CeM or sere M nreal should ee
stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lung Di-ease or Consumption.
Itrewn's Ureuchial Troches de net disorder
tliCHteinach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the intlaiucd parts, allaying
irritation, give relief in Asthma, ISrnnchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
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te. Fer thirty years Itrewn's I'rencliial
Troches have been recommended lly physi
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Helling I'lles SyDipteiiiA und Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira
lien, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as if
pin worms wen; crawling in and about the
rectum ; the private parts are sometimes af
fected ; if allowed te continue very serious ic
sults may lollew. Dr. Sway lie's All Healing
Ointment is a pleasant sure cure. Alse ter
tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta
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for $125. Sent by mail te any address en re
ceipt of price Li currency or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne A
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Sold by all prominent druggists.
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Laber Saving.
The demand of the people for an easier
method of preparing Kidney-Wert lias induced
the propiieters, the well known wholesale
druggists, Wells, ltichardsen &, Ce., or Bur
lington, VL, te prepare it for sale in liquid
form as well as In dry form. It. saves all the
labor or preparing, and as ft is equal l. etll
cicnt it is preferred by many persons. Kidney-eort
always and everywhere proves itself
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Poverty and Suflering.
" 1 was dragged down with debt, poverty
and sutlering ter years, caused by a sick fam
ily and large bills for doctoring, which did
tlicm no jjned. I was completely discouraged,
until one year age, by the advice of my pastor,
I procured Hep Hitters and commenced their
use, and in one month we were all well, and
none el us hare seen a siclc day since, und I
want te say te all peer men, you can keep
your families well a year with Hep Hitters
ler less than one doctor's visit, will cost, 1
knew it. A Workingman." jyl-2wd&w
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Xe preparation has ever performed such mar mar
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Frem their knowledge et its composition and
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Short Breath.
O. Bertle, Manchester, X. Y., was troubled
with asthma for eleven years. Mad been
obliged te sit up sometimes! ten or twelve
nights in succession. Found immediate re
lict irem Themas' Kcleetric Oil. and is nowen newen
tircly cured. Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's Drug
Stere, 137 Xerth Queen street, Lancaster.
Kuse Celd and Hay Fever
Messrs. White Jt Bcedick, Druggists, Ithaca.
X. Y. I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm te
relieve all persons suffering with Rese Celd and
Hay Fever. I have been a great sufferer lrem
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cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cured. T. Kexset, Dry Goods Mer
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Messrs. Wat. Rust & Sens, Druggists, Xew
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Hay Fever.
Messrs. Ely Bres., Druggists, Oswego, X. Y.
1 have been afflicted for twenty years, dur
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X. Y. 1 recommend te these suffering (as I
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iy -2w(leed.YW
lted Hugs, lleaches.
Rats, mice, ants, tiles, vermin, mosquitoes,
insects, ftc, cleared out by "Rough en Rats."
15c. boxes at druggists. Depot Jehn F. Leng
&. Sens, Lancaster
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1'Ol.lTlVAl..
1'er Counts' Commissiener:
Fl'.ANK CLARK, of Strasburg township.
Sui-jcct te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. -lnrirdA wtp
ADAMS. UIETU1CJI, of Maner township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner), el
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
apr2-d&v.'tp
MARTIN HH.DKBRANT, et Mount Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of Hie Dem
ocratic county convention. aplS-d&wtp
JERK
decision
tien.
MOIII.KK. Ephrata. SubjufL te the
et" the. Democratic county cenveu-aprll-d.Vwlp
Fer County Auditer:
JOHN S. BROWN, et Druniere township.
Subject te Democratic rnles. iii27-d&wtp
JOHN L. LHJHTNKR, or Leacock township.
Subject te the decision of the Democrat ic
ceuutv convention. aprlS-tl'il.Vw
lit: ATMS.
Kavtz In Hariisburg, July 5th. Catharine,
wile el Christian Kautz, aged til years.
The relatives and triends are. respecllully
invited te attend the funeral, lreni the resi
dence et Mr. Uiiinphreyville, Ne. 31 Seuth
Water street, en Fi iday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Woodward Hill cemetery.
XJC ' ,1 1 VHRTISJi3WS rs.
1.MK 1IEXT-L. tiOOS & SON'S ItAKKKY,
. Fer particulars nppl vat the Bakcrv,
jyii-tfd 101 AND Il MIDDLE STREET.
AnYkU FIFTY (50) CIOARMAKIIKS
en form work. Applv at once te
C ROUSE & CO.,
Ne. 22 Seuth Mth street,
Jy7-lwd Beading, Pa.
lAicr: iiaiu;ains!
XL TRUNKS AND VALISES,
damaged by an overflow of water from the
photograph gallery above, for Sale Cheap, at
AMOSMILEY'S,
jy-3fd Ne. 10S North Queen Street.
SCHOOL TAX 1881.
The duplicate i.s in the hands el" the Treas
urer. 3 per cent, off ler prompt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
if"Olllw! hours lrem 0 a. in. te I p. m.
JS-ttdR
WAJXTIU) 1'KOM IO TO IT. HANDS TO
work in a Stene Quarry, at Wrightsvliie.
Either experienced iiuarrymcn or common
laborers may apply. Apply te
KERR, WEITZKL & CO..
je29-10td Wrights vil lc. Pii.
"VTOT1CK. TO THE MKAIISKKS OF T11K
JL LIEDKRKBANZ. Gcnciat meeting te
night at half-past 8, at the Schiller Hen
Election et officers.
By order et the President.
A. L. KOHLER,
ltd Secretary.
-VTOT1CK TO HKllXSr: mjll.DKKS.
1A Soiled proposals will be leceived at. the
County Commissioners' Office at Iincaster,
Pa., until Friday, July 22, 1831, at 13 o'clock in.,
ler the rebuilding et a Weeden Bridge across
Pcquea creek at Harnish's Saw Mill, near the
mouth et said creek. The original specifica
tions can be seen at, the Commissioners' Office.
By order et the Beard.
Attest : I. X. s. WILL. Clerk.
Jy7-ttd.2tw
PUOl'OSALS V.'ILI. i:K KECK1VKD AT
the Mayer's Office te Monday evening,
J uly 18, 1881, at 1 o'clock, ler the erection et a
boiler house at the Water Works, and at, the
same time and place ter the erection el four
forty horse-power tubular boilers. Bids must
be in STRICT ACCORDANCE with the plans
and specifi catiens, otherwise they will net lie
considered. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Mayer's Office. The Committee
reserve the right, of rejecting any or all bids.
By order et the Water Committee.
JNO. T. MacUONIGLE,
Jy7-9ttl Chairman.
"DErOllT OF TUK CONDITION OF T1IK
XL First National Bank of Strasburg, at
Strasburg, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business en thc30th day et June, 1381 :
resources.
Leans and discounts $ S3,4fi2 00
Overdrafts 508 38
U. S. bends tosccure circulation 88,000 00
U. S. bends en hand 20,000 CO
Due from approved reserve agents. 72,902 31
Due from ether Xatlenal banks 22,072 fits
Due lrem State Banks and bankers. 2,033 77
Real estate, iurniturc. and fixtures. 550 Oil
Current expenses and taxes paid. . . -Mi 4(5
Checks and ether cash items 5'J 00
Bills et ether banks 1,075 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and pennies 11 i'-
Specie 7,330 90
Legal tender notes 5,453 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasu
rer (5 per cent, circulation) 3,9G0 00
Total $ 308,495 2C
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 80.000 00
Surplus iund -. 12,500 00
Undivided profits 3,331 38
National bank notes outstanding.. . 73,300 00
Dividends unpaid 1,822 00
Individual deposits subject te check 132,212 58
Demand certificates of deposit U035
Due toether National banks
Due te State banks and bankers.... 59 05
Total $ 303.495 20
Stale of Pennsylvania, County of Lancaster, ss :
I, Gee. W. Hensel, jr., ca'hicr of the above
named bank, de solemnly swearthatthe above
statement is true te the best of my knowledge
and belief. GEO. W. HENSEL, Jit.,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this tith
day of July, 1881. CHR. BACHMAN,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest : WM. SPEN CER,
JNO. BACHMAN,
GEO. K. REED,
Directors.
TIIED EDITION
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 7, 1881.
IMPROVING.
FKESIDKNTCARFIELD GETTING ALOKU
FINELY.
Latest Bulletins from the Sick Chamber.
Te day's Early Callers.
Executive Mansion, 9:30 a. m. The
president's symptoms are probably less
dangerous te-day than at any previous
time since the sheeting. The first callers
this morning were Postmaster Gen. James
and 2d Assistant Postmaster Gen. Elmer.
They both left with bright faces, and Dr.
Bliss, who is new looking ever the morn
ing's mails, appears te be well satisfied
with the course matters are taking,
An Official Bulletin.
Executive Mansion, July 7, C a. in.
The president has passed a most com
fortable night and continues steadily te
improve, lie is cheertul and asks ler
additional feed. Pulse, 94 ; temperature
vi'.irespiratien, u:;.
D. W. Buss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward.
Robt. Rf.yuuun.
Itiaine te Lewell.
Washinoten, July 7. The following
was sent this morning :
"Te Lewell, minister. Louden. Tlie
president continues te improve. Every
symptom this morning is favorable
Signed Blaine,
Secretary of State.
Net out Danger, but Passing it Safely.
Executive Mansion, July 7. 10:15 a.
m. Attorney General MacVcagh says the
president's condition is very favorable in
deed. He does net consider that the pres
ident i.s out. of dauger yet, but says he ap
pears te be passing out of it as steadily
and rapidly as can be expected.
The Chamber or Uommerce te Act.
New Yerk, July 7. A special meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce will be held
te-day at 1 p. m. for the purpose of tak
ing action in regard te the attempted as
sassination of President Garfield.
The Doctors' Latest Hulletiu.
Executive Mansion, Washinoten,
July 7, 1 v. m (Official). The condition
of the president continues quite as favor
able as this morning : Pulse 100; temper
ature 100.8 ; respiration 23. Unless some
unfavorable change should occur, no
further bulletin will be issued until 8:30.
(Signed) D. W. Buss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward,
Rebert Reyuurn.
A (ioed Appetite.
Executive Mansion, July 7 2:30 i m.
The condition of the president has re
mained substantially unchanged since the
date of the last official bulletin. The
slight increase in pulse and temperature
since morning is said by the at
tending physicians te be only the
natural fluctuation of the fever
from morning until neon. The president
has eaten chicken broth te-day, and ex
pressed a strong desire about neon for
toast and oatmeal with milk. The latter
was given te him as probably the least
objectionable kind of the solid feed which
he seemed te crave.
Mem Than an Even Chance.
Ill conversation this afternoon with Dr.
Boynton, the president's family physi
cian, Dr. Bliss expressed the opin
ion that the president's chance of
recovery was new considered mere
than even. Tlie danger of peritonitis,
he said, was rapidly passing away, anil, al
though it might still occur, its occurrence
had become improbable.
TUe Present t'eril.
The only accidents new te be apprehended'
Dr. Bliss said, and the only ones likely te
terminate fatally, were secondary hemor
rhage and jiytemia, or bleed poison
ing. Secondary hemorrhage might
occur at any time up te 'the
seventh day, but en account of
the course which the ball took, and the
place where it is supposed te lie, the dan
ger of secondary hemorrhage was net, in
Dr. j Bliss's opinion, a serious one. Pye
mia, or bleed poisoning, was the ac
cident most te be feared, and of thatthcie
was net yet, he said, the slightest indica
tion. An abscess also might form at any
point along the course of the ball or at the
exticmity of the wound, but with this he
said they could deal successfully.
gj.The President an Admirable Patient.
Dr. Bliss expressed great reliance upon
the president's vigorous constitution,
strong vitality and calm courage. He was,
the doctor said, the very best patient he
had seen in the com se of bis surgical prac
tice Secretary lllaliic's Continued Assurance.
Washinoten, July 7. The following
dispatch was sent te-day by Secretary
Blaine te Minister White at Berlin :
" The president has been steadily im
proving for the past thirty-six hours. Ex
press te the crown prince the thanks of
this government for his sympathy."
He also scut the following te Minister
Noyes at Paris : " Tlie president continues
te improve every hour. The symtems this
morning are favorable."
Numerous telegrams are received at the
state department inquiring after the presi
dent's condition.
Chicago's Councils Condemn tlie Crime.
Chicago, July 7. The city councils
have adopted appropriate resolutions con
cerning the attempted assassination of
Piesidcnt Garfield.
Frem tlie 1'aclllc. Coast.
San Francisce, July 7. The Tax
payers' convention has adopted reselu
tiens scouting the idea of Guiteau's in
sanity and endorsing the acts of the presi
dent, and expressing sympathy with his
family.
The Greenback central club denounce
the clinic.
AVbai 51 r. ClaiUtene Said.
Londen, July 7. A sjiccial dispatch
from New Yerk says : "Mr. Gladstone is
criticized for suggesting in the Heuse of
Commens that the sheeting of President
Garfield was the result of a political con
spiracy." Mr. Gladstone made no such
suggestion publicly nor, se far as known
here, privately. What he did say in the
Heuse of Commens en Monday in re
sponse te Sir Stafferd Northceto's inquiry
whether the government could communi
cate anything touching the terrible and
atrocious crime was simply that he could
net be surprised that a question should be
asked in regard te the outrage, the charac
ter of which was such as te attract the at
tention of the whole civilized world, and
which se greatly afl'ects the feelings and
welfare of a nation, net only friendly te
England, but growing mere friendly
yearly.
FKIGHTI'UL ACCIDENT.
Fall of a Meeting Heuse Reef.
Philips, Me., July 7. At Rangcly Me.,
en Wednesday during the raising of the
frame of a meeting house, the reef was
being put en when the big timbers and
rafters fell in, prccipitatiug 15 men
te the ground fleer, one man falling
through te the cellar. Ten men were
mere or less injured. The master work
man, Wm. Berry, of Canten, had his
shoulder-blade broken. Wesley Raymond
had one leg terribly broken and mangled
and his ankle dislocated and his ether leg
bruised. Twe sons of Jehn L. Niles,
Frank and Dennis, are said te have been
badly injured. Geerge M. Esty, of the
Greenrau house, received alight injuries.
Capt. Wilber ran a special train te Farm Farm
ingten after physicians and they were en
the ground seen after midnight.
BY WIRE.
Tbe TelegrapMc News of Te-day.
A fire of unknown origin, in Newark,
N. J., te-day destroyed the maltheuse of
F. J. Kastner's brewery, two houses, part
of the brewery and 3,500 barrels of beer.
Less, $75,000 ; insured for $93,000 in New
Yerk and foreign companies.
In the corporation court of Danville,
Va., te-day. Wra. Jehnsen, colored, who
killed Pleasant Simmons, colored, en June
7, was convicted of murder in tbe second
degree and sentenced te sixteen years in
the penitentiary. The mry comprised
eight negrees and four whites.
Lefevre's chestnut colt Tristam, was
first, Lorillard's bay colt Barret.sccenl, of
the four horses which ran te-day in the
Newmarket race for the Herse heath
stakes, three years old, colts and fillies,
six furlongs.
Franklin Carter, LL. D., was inaugur
ated president of Williams college ; the
Washington alumni telegraphed their do de do
testatien of the assassination, and Gov.
Leng appropriately referred te it. The
president's inaugural was en " College
and University."
Tri tliA Allvititr liellrktinir tri.tlitv lYkr flirt
short term the vote was :Petter 51, Cenk-
ling 31, Wheeler 48, Cernell 5, Lapham 11,
Kegcrs e, Crowley 4. Fer the long term
the vote was : Kernan 51, Depew 51,
Cernell 18, Chapman 4, Crowley 18, Fish,
Evarts, Daniels, North, Trcmain aud
Lapham each 1, Wneeler 2. A Republi
can conference is called for this evening.
AVKAXUKK INDICATIONS.
Washisgtex, July 7. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, variable
winds, lower barometer, stationary or
higher temperature.
MAXKUTH.
rniladelpma Market,
1'BiLADKLPHiA, .Inly 7. Fleur market
linn, prices steady: Superfine, ?S dogs M;
extra fliil .r0 : Ohie & Indiana fiimilv. at
15 753G 23; Pennsylvania tauiilv 55t
5;2: St. Leuis de f U 00(150; Minncetu
Kxtrn 5 23fJ0 00 : de straight, G 25QG 50: win
ter patent $0 50JSJ 23 ; spting de i 5U7 "ill.
It ve Heur at $3.
Wheat linn ; Xe. 2 Western Ked, $1 24
I-;1. and 1'cnn'it lted, $1 2;il 21 ;
Amber, $1 2101 25.
Cern market, linn en local market ;
steamer, 55c: sail.yelIw,575Sc; sail mixed,
A53c7 ; Xe. :i, mixed, 51c.
Oats quiet and easier; Ne. 1 White 42',Ql?.x
Xe. 2, de4141c; Ne. :!, de3!Me; Ne. 2
Mixed, 3S:ai!c.
llye steady at '..0e.
Previsions ttriu ; nits- perk $17 501S 0.1 ;
beet hums, $23 C023 00 ; Indian in.-ss
beet' $2 ISP.
Baciiu nneki'il shoulders, 77)Cc; salt d
Cl(f(7c: smoked hums ll12c; pickled Iihius
!h4C.
Lard market tinner; city kettle Vi.;
Ien-; hutc tiers' ul lie ; prime steam $12.
nutter linn : Creamery extra ut -li"e;
Westei n, at 22c ; de geed te choice 21
23c; Bradford county and New Yerk extra,
22c ; firsts. iiO21c.
Kells dull; Pennsylvania 18c; Western
I7c.
Egg market quiet ; Penn'a at lse ;
Western. ll!I7c.
Cheese steady : Xew Yerk full cream,
10i10c ; Western full ere -.m Aal$y.c; de
lair te noed, 78c.
Petroleum dull : refined T&c.
Whisky searceat $1 12.
Seed-1 Uoed te prime Clever, no market ;
Timethy neniinul at. $3 15; de de r'laxs'jeit
nominal at$l 28.
Ntw Kuril itmrkei.
w Yerk. J uly 7. Fleur State und West
ern wlteuf decided change; moderate expert
aud home trade demanded ; Siiperllne State
$1 (Kigt CO ; extra de $4 (i.,H 90; choice de $5 (M
5 25: tancv de $5 309 75; round hoop Ohie
$4 705 (.0 : choice de $5 10j;75; superline
western $4 00g4 CO; common te geed ex
tra de $4 C'i5'25 ; choice de 15 SOfiC, 75 ; choice
white wheat de, at $5 25G '25. Southern
quiet, and unchanged ; common te fair extra
$5 '2585 75 : geed te choice de $5 SOg-7 50.
Wheat 4lc belter, lairly active, specula
tive eusiness : me. ziceii, .iiuy, si a8i -ty
a ;
(te Aug, si ssxSi -!&; "e sept.,
1 23.
Cern imjiv hotter, moderately
mixed western spot, 4!)55cK ; de
55457c.
Oats a shade stronger; State,
Western, 4247c.
$1 2314
active ;
future,
43,317c;
Live Stock markets.
Chicago. Hogs Iteceipts. 13,000 head ; ship
ments, 4.0.0 head ; geed strong market at 5iec
higher en best; common te geed packing, $510
fiifliO; choice heavy at $S256 50; light at $1;
t; '&; culls and light Yorkers, $55 75.
Cattle Receipts, 4,400 head: shipments, 3,100
head; geed demand for desirable; market
tinner and 510c higher; experts. $C(ffil'25;
common te tair shipping, $4 8)5 15 ; geed te
choice. $5 700 ; com fed Colerado-, $i:;e.gt;;
grass Texans active ut $38'l 25 ; native luitcli
ers' weak at $3 254 23; sleckcrs and feeders,
ut$3'20JJI!.
fcheeii Receipts, 200 head; shipment", 200
head; market antive and linn; choice ship
ping and expert in geed demand; common te
medium shearlings, flM0;goek te choice,
$l'7."S." -").
East Liuep.tv Cattle Receipts 238 head of
through and 4(is head et lecal: prices u simile
higher than yesterday; stocked and teeders
$4 233175.
Hogs Receipts, .'!S3 head ; I'liilailclphias,
$1; :!0t; 50 : Yorkers. $t; 13SC 25.
Sheep Receipts, 1,500 head ; sales at. $3g! 75.
sieck marKet.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jacoh B. I.one, X. E. Cor. Centre Square.
New Yekk Stocks.
Stocks dull.
July 7.
A. M. V. M. P M
10:00 1:00 3.01 1
Mem.v 3fi);i4
Chicago North Western 130 13IJ 13PX
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul 127 127'4 L'
Canada Southern 7 Kiy, V",4
C. C. &I.C. K. R 2IJ4 25 25'4
Del.. Lack. Western 124 124i 123
Delaware & Hudsen Canal.. .. 110 ItKj lOOij
Denver Rie G ramus 108 10! 08JJ
Hannibal & Sf. Jee U3 02
Lake Shere Mich. Southern.. VSi 125)4 123
Manhattan Elevated 24 23.J4 23
Michigan Central I05AJ 105
Missouri, Kansas Texas 40 4!J, 40Ji
X. '., Lake Erie Western.... r, 45 45
New Jersey Central 101 10I"4 10.)
N. , Ontario & Western X&. ;. 30
New Yerk Central lit; 145
Ohie & Mississippi 42'j5 .... 42'4
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce.... 51J 5Hi 51
St. Paul Omaha 43 $t II
de Preferred 10? 10. let.
Central Pacific 0S '.rt 'M&
Texas Pacific 7 MJ4 tt!
Union Pueitic..: 130 130 1
Wabash, St. Leuis Pacific.... 58 Ttiy4 5S4
" " Preferred. M 04 94
Western Union Tel. Ce 00 01 '.
Philadkumiia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R G4 l l
Reading 2U 20 20
Lehigh Valley 00
Lehigh Navigation 45 .41
Buffalo, Pitts. Western 2. 2.' 2
Northern Central 53
Northern Pacific 43 43 43
Preferred 31 84 81
Uestenville 21
Philadelphia Erie it. R 21
lewaGulch Mining
United States P.ends. 1. m.
1:00
United States 4 percttnts 1IB
4 " 114
5 " 10.!
" 3 " 101
Noen OuotatieiiH el the Grain Market
Furnished by Jacob IJ. Leng, Commission
Breker.
Cuicaoe. Aug. Sept. Oct.
Wheat $1.12 .Wi
Year.
tl.07H
Cern 46 .47
Oats 23 .27
New Yerk.
IOrxi a
Oflln
Philadelphia.
W IlLiUL
i(r II a
vJUlvJ
Baltimore.
.V 11(.UI. ....... a .... . ...... ...... ......
iUrn ....... . ...... ...... ...... ......
vlll 9 ................ ...... ...... ......
Lecal Stocks and Uendn.
; Par
val.
LancCity C per ct. Lean, due 1SS2. . .$100
1885... 100
" 181)0... 100
1 1895... 100
" 5 per ct. in I or 30 years. . loe
ftpercLSchoel Lean.... 1TO
..4 " in 1 or 20 years. . 100
,- 4 in 6 or 20 years.. 100
..''-;,3- in 10 or 20 years, hw
I. as
sal
$105 114
us.:
120
103
112
me:
III! .',0
in-.
$11:
f02.5
105.51
103.51
K'i
(lnnrrvvtllC It. B.. f"w 1803 $100
Keadin" & Columbia It. Bdue iI t.
T anc-iMcr Watch Ce., dnc 1S8U iwi
Slcf as Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years i"'
Lancaster Gas Light and r ncl Ce.,
due 1896..... IWI
Stevens Heuse jeq 73
BANK STOCKS.
rirst National Bant;. 10e jirnba
Farmers' National Bank 50 lOil
Lancaster County Xatlenal Hiuilr. SO 10 a
Columbia Xatlenal Bank 100 135
Kphrnta National Bank 100
First Xatlenal Bank, Columbia.. ..100 135
First National Rank, Strasbnra:.... 100 km.!,
First Xatlenal Bank. Marietta 100 aeis.
First Xatienal Bank, Mount Jey., we 115.73
Lititz Xatienal Bank 100
Manhcim National Bank 100 lJU.
Union Xatienal Bank. Mount Jey. se 71).:
TCRXPIKK STOCKS.
Biff Spring A Beaver Valley $ i") $10.-
Bridgeport
13K
2U
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
Columbia A Washington
Columbia Big Spring
Lancaster & Ephrata
Lanc.Elizabetht'nAMiddlet'n....
Lancaster X Frnitville.
Lancaster AjLititz
Lancaster ft Williauistewn
. 35
. 23
. 25
. 25
. 10O
. 50
. 25
. 25
.
. 25
25
13
20
ILK.
47.2?
51
50
oust
55
9S
30.4S
25.?9
S3
S75.&
40.1..
21
40
Lancaster & Maner
Lancaster Manhcim
Lancaster X Marietta
Lancaster Xew Helland
Lancaster Susquehanna
Lancaster X Willow- Street
Strasburg Millport
Marietta & Maytown
Marietta Mount Jey
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Quarryville K. B ,
Millersville Street Car
Inquirer Printing Company
Watch Factory
Gas Li;bt and Fuel Company ,
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Has Company ,
Columbia Water Cemnauv
100
aw
25
25
2a
$50
. 5(1
50
ICO
. 23
. 1U0
I2
25
40
1131)0
Susquehanna Iren Company
mi
me
:.-.u
Mlirictta
'.
.miricua uouewware
ASTltlVII MICH'S AltrEKTISJCMUXl.
T ANCAV1KK ltAXAAlL
l:l EAST KING STREET,
LAXCAsTKU, PA.
On Wednesday, July 6,
We will continue a apecial sale of
LACES.
Our assortment et I.aees is the largest ever
shown in this city, and our prices are certainly
the lowest.
A full line el" Valenciennes Laces at 10c, 18c
and 21c apiece.
Cluny Laecs 3e a yard, Mc a piece.
Fine Maltese I.aees at Sc, lOjuud I.V a yard.
Wide Vermicelli- Laces at 5c anil 7c :i yuid.
Klne Russian Laces at 10c and I2cnyurd.
Fine Mechlin Laces, 2'.' inches wide, I7eil
yard.
Real and Imitation Torchon Laces.
c:.i.i".i.v nt.A ck si'AXisu lack,
ul. i civ ciia xrru. r a xn nr-
I'ORTKl) i. A (':.
New styles of Luces received dully and ?old
nt very Lew Figures.
Samples sent te all parts et the country nnd
orders promptly attended l.
ASTRIOH BRO'S.
JUltXlTUlCK.
OPRCIAI. Nt
TICK YOU TUKSKASON I
Yeu can have
FURNITI'RK RF.PAIRKD AND RK-VAR-X1S1IKD
:
CIIA I liS RK-CAXKI), RK-PA1NTKD ANI
VARNISHED.:
OLD MATTRKSSK"? MADE OVER LIKE
N EW !
OLD FRAMES RE-GILDED AT MODERATE
PRICES!
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RECOVERED
AND UPHOLSTERED IN FIRST
CLASS MANNER!
AT
Walter A. Ilcmitsli's
Furniture and Picture Frame Reems,
l. EAST KING HTKKKT,
n8Cnid ev.jr China Hall
MEDICAL.
UII.VKK JkH'KMJV.
LACE PINS, EAR RINGS
AND URACELETS. NECK
CHAINS AND HAIR PINS.
STUDS, SLEEVE UUTTONS
AND SCARF PINS OF
SILVER.
AtlKUSTIS KIIOAUS,
Ne.'.) East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
mis ii.;..j.vi,e u.s.
WANTED TWO OJK1.S r OK OENEKAL
Housework. Apply at the Sprechcr
Heuse, Nertn Duke Street. je27-tfd
rpi'Ursl'lKK IllVIDKNI. T1IK i'KES
JL dent and Managers of the Lancaster, El;
RESI-
liz-
nbcthtewii ami Middti-tewii Turnpike Roud
have this day declared a dividend ei three dol
lars en each share of stock, payable en de
mand. .1. Al. I.ONU.'Tie.isurcr.
July 4, 1SS!. Jy5-3tdeaw
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UNDfiKKHERTS,
FKATHEIMVKIUHT DRAWERS.
SUSPENDERS,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
THE SiriKTMAKKIl,
.Ml. 50 NOItTIl OUEKN STItEET,
DIVIDEND NOTIUi:.
The Beard of Managers ! the Lancaster
& Susquehanna Turnpike Read have declared
a dividend of lour per cent, en the capital
stock et the company, payable en demand ut
tlie office of the Treasurer, Xe. :n Seuth Ojiecn
street, Lancaster, Pa.
W. P. KRINTON, Treasurer.
.ICLY2, tertl. je2-:'.ld
MKltlVAl..
"1ATAK1CH.
CATARRH,
COLD IN THE
HEAD,
HAY FEVER,
CATARRHAL
DIRECTIONS.
Fer Catarrh. Hav
Fcver,CeidIn the I lead
sc, insert with little
linger a particle et
r.alm into the nestrils:
draw strenjf breaths
through the nose. It
will he a li serbed.
cleansing and Mealing
i no eisca-eu mem
brane. FOR DEAFNESS.
Apply a particle into
the ear.
DEAFNESS.
CAN UK CURED.
ELY'S CREAM BALM,
having gained an enviable local reputation,
displacing all ether preparations in the vicin
ity et discovery, is, en its merit alone, recog
nized us a wonderful remedy wherever known.
A fair trial will convince the mestskeptical or
its curative powers. It effectually cleanses the
nasal passages of catarriial virus, causing
healthy secretions, iillavs inflammation and
irritation, protects the iiicmbrunal linings et
the head Irem additional colds, completely
heals tlie sores and restores the sense nt taste
and smell. Reiieflcial results are realized by a
tew applications. A thorough treatment an
directed, will cure Catarrh. As a household
remedy for cold In the head It is uue'iiialled
The IJalin is easy te ti-e and agreeable. Sold
bv druggists at 50 ccnt.i. On receipt of 50 cents
will n.ali a imekagc. Send ler circular witK
full information.
KL S CREAM P.ALM CO., Owcge. X. V.
Fer -'iic by the Lancaster druggists, and tby
wheU - truggists generally.
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