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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, DUES DA? AUGUST 23. 1881.'
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR ICORRESPONliKNCE.
The glass in the switch lantern at the
P. It. It. depot was broken by a young lad,
last evening, who fell ever it trying te get
out of the way of a passing train.
The funeral of Henry Erwin, aged 11
years, will take place te-day at 4 p. m.
Irem his residence at Henry Clay Fur
ness. Ce. C. left at 8:15 last evening with 50
men, rank and file. Several hundred per
sons were at the depot te see them depart
and wish them success. Lancaster county
bheuld feel proud of her militia as they
procure some honor at every annual in
spection. Workmen arc busily engaged in remov
ing the stock form the furnace that was
" chilled " last week. Part of the furnace
must be tern down before they can remove
the " salamander."
A heavy draft wagon ran against a far
mer's wagon at Third and Locust streets
this merninr, breaking the hind axle.
Farmers should be careful where they
hitch their teams en market morning.
The Susquehanna is se low here that
canal beats cannot cress the river, necessi
tating the closing of the raft chute.
Mr. Themas CennclK night dispatcher in
the upper yard, has received orders te take
charge of the Lancaster yard. Mr. "Wil
liam Strickler takes Mr. Cennell's place.
Robbers tried te effect an entrance iute
W. G. Pinkcrten's residence en Cherry
street by getting en n bench iute the sec
end story window, but by a lucky mishap
the bench overturned, awakcuing the fam
ily and causing the weuM-be rebbeis te
beat a hasty ictreat.
Elsie Hartley, a three car-old daughter
of Mr. G. V. Hartley, living en Second
street, fell and broke her arm last even
ing. Dr. Craig is attending the little suf
ferer. Michael McGcc, husband of Maiy Mc Mc
Gee who was sentenced te 10 days in jail,
was arrested by Officer Keech last even
ing en the same charge, drunken and dis
orderly conduct. Squiie Yeung gave him
the same sentence as his wife, ten days in
Lancaster jail.
A young daughter of Geerge Zerger,
while visiting her grandmother en Wal
nut street, run the end of a fishing red in
her eye, cutting the ball severely. The
attending physician hopes no serious injury
may result from the mishap.
A young colored woman. has been visit
ing many of our stores and purchases
large orders te be paid wheu called for.
She says that she intends getting married
and wants everything te be first-class.
She visited the family of one of our promi
nent hardware meichants and invited the
whole family and told them net te bring
any "99 cent present," but something
handsome. In another store bhe bought
an enler te the amount of 15, but did
net call and pay for it. She is slightly de
mented, caused by a recent, illness.
Frem indications Columbia will have a
glebe foundry. Several gentlemen largely
engaged in that business are very favor
ably impressed with the location and rail
road facilities of this borough, and in all
probability will locate here.
Messrs. V. II. Moere and C. C. Kauft
man kindly leaned their ncw'Tjeat te a
couple of young men en Saturday, who
repaid their kindness by losing the rudder
off the beat.
The household effects, &c, of Dr. Lewin
were sold yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
Strine. A large crowd attended the sale
mostly from curiosity. Everything com
manded a very geed price, as all weie
anxious te get some memento of the " Col
umbia private hospital."
Personal".
Mrs. It. F. Itankin, of Delta, Pa., ar
rived in Columbia this morning en a visit
te her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, G. IJIctz.
Miss Emily Helfer left town last even
ing en a visit te llariisburgaud Carlisle.
Mr. Hany C. Nesbit, of Milten, Pa., is
visiting old friends in town. Mrs. C.
Hambriglit went te Alteena yesterday en
a visit te her sister, Mis. Hobt. Fry. Mr.
Will Leamau, an old high school gradu
ate, new of the Quaker City, is spending
a short season at home with his parents.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald, of West Philadel
phia, is the guest of Miss Mary Miller.
it., Y., p. & w.
TIie Amusement Season al Fulton ) peril
Heuse Opened.
An audience conspicuous alike for its
overflowing numbers and the brilliancy of
its composition signalized the opening of
the amusement season of 18$ 1-2 at Fulton
opera house last night by Harlow, Wilsen.
Primrose & West's minstrels. The house
leeks neat aud fresh by viitue of seme re
cent applications of paint both within aud
without, and Mr. Yecker has added also
some long needed stage furniture, caipsts,
scenery, etc., which, however, were net
brought into requisition by last evening's
performance. Twe of the handsome
lanterns formerly used upon the street
lamps in Centre Squat c, placed at the
sides of the main deer of the hall, aie
further additions te the outer attractions
of the opera house, and completes the im
provement of which the repainting of the
entire front, heictofere noticed in the Is
TET.MOKxenn, forms such a notable part.
.Last night s performance, with the ex
ception of the musical portion of the pro pre
gramme, was of the excellent quality te be
expected from au organization headed
by four such great names as these of
Messrs. Harlow, Wilsen, Primrose and
West. The first part was artistically ar
ranged, the performers being seated in
tiers, and many of their jokes brought
tears te the eyes of the audience by reason
of excess of laughter, of course. vMilt. Har
low, Geerge Wilsen, Luke Schoolcraft and
Geerge Primrose made it pleasant wiih
seme stories, new and neat, and some
comic songs ; aud the finale was a capital
reproduction of the popular "Coopers
Chorus" from the opera of "Beccaccio."
The ballad singing fell below the general
standard of the entertainment, aud is
susceptible of material improvement.
In the olio the features deserving of es
pecial praise were the clog dancing, Geerge
Wilsen's funny sayings aud funny way of
saying them, and an act of contortion by
two performers in spangled black tights,
who were modestly billed as "Mr.Grcen."
While they accomplished some astonish
ing feats of "amphillilostatien," their act
was one which heretofore has been con
sidered better adapted te the circus ring
than te a first-class minstrel stage. The
concluding piece "All-I'vc-Eat" was an
amusing burlesque of Audrau's clever epci a
in the rendition of which Wm. Henry Itice
afforded an immense amount of merri
ment as the heroine, and Geerge Wilsen's
impersonation of a nondescript character
called out rears of laughter. ,The painful
deficiency of vocal timber in the company
was, however, made very apparent in the
execution of a rftimbcr of the choruses of
the opera, the only really geed thing in the
singing bciug Mr. Heward's fiuc rendition
of thesetcnadc. "Darling Geed Night."
The piece, however, seemed te take" well
with the audience, who were liberal in
their applause.
Mr. II. L. Hartmyer, publisher of the
FoetligJd, has begun the publication of a
ueat little four-page sheet called the Pro Pre
gramme, of which the first number was
distributed among the audience last even
ing. It contains the full cast of the per
formance and will be furnished at every
entertainment produced at the opera
house.
Police Cases.
.Our old printer friend David It. Petter
was picked up by the police yesterday in
a very drunken condition. The mayor
sent him te jail for 30 days.
Wm.Irish,anether well-known inebriate,
was also locked up for 30 days.
Twe boys named Jeseph Davish and
Jeseph eng, who persisted in disturbing
the audience at the opera house last night,
were arrested and ledged in the" lock-up,
and discharged with a reprimand this
morning.
COURT Or COMMON PLEAS.
Dcferc Judge Livingsteu.
In the case of Edward II. Kauff
mau vs. Jeshua McCemsey, action en a
promissory note for $250, a verdict was
taken in favor of the plaintiff for $310.81.
Cem'th of Pennsylvania for the use of
Lewis S. Hartmau, ct al., vs. Jehn Gcrz
and II. Drachbar, action en a bend, a ver
dict was taken in favor of the plaintiffs
for $8,400 aud the damages of E.D. North,
auditor, were assessed $115;
Mary Armstead vs. A. K. Witmcr aud
Emlcn Franklin, executers of the will of
Jeseph Yeates Cenygham, deceased. This
is an action te recover pay ler services
rendered the deceased. In the year 1871
the plaintiff engaged herself as house
keeper for the deceased ; she did all the
work in the house, and in a short time
some relatives of Mr. Cenygham, who had
been living with him, left. It then
became necessary for the plaintiff
te take care of him. The testimony
showed that he was almost blind, was
very feeble and lequiicd great attention.
The plaintiff was compelled te nurse him
and often would have te go for a doctor
several times in eue night. The work was
very hard and several times she intended
te leave, but Mr. Ceuyngham begged her
net te go. He told her that he would sec
that she was well provided for. 1 Ic died in
March, 1880, aud when the will was read
it was found that no prevision was made
for the plamtift who. therefore, brought
this suit.
The defense called A. It. Witiner, one
of the executers, who testified that shortly
after Mr. Cenynham's death he asked
plaintiff whether there was anythiug due
her ; she replied that there was four or
live weeks' wages due her ; he paid her
$10 and took her receipt in full for all
claims against the estate. The witness,
en cress examination, admitted that the
plaintiff had a claim for nursing. Other
witnesses testified that plaintiff admitted
that she had been paid for her services.
On tnal. This case was attached List
April, but was continued, owing te the
illness of Cel. Aniweg, an impeitanl wit
ness. Iter.
ISefer.i Judge I'Mii-rsim.
Constantine Ituttgers vs. Samuel Dillcr.
This was action te recover $75.
The
plaintiff's testimony showed that in 1870
he bought a giay heise fieiii the defend
ant which the latter insmed te be per
fectly iiuiet and sound. He gave $75 in
cash anil a note for $50. After having the
her.-e for a short time he was found
te be unlike he was represented,
would fiightc-n at the cars and did net
suit the plaintiff, who finally traded the
animal back te t lie defendant for a black
heise, which was dumb and would frighten
and runjaway. Plaintiff did net pay the
note aud brings thus suit te recover tiie
amount of cash paid.
The defense is that the gray horse was
a geed one, and jut as gentle as repre
sented. The plaintiff trailed him te Isaac
Dillcr (net Samuel) for a black horse that
was a bad one ; defendant never owned
the latter animal and made no tiade with
ltuttgers.
Ne evidence was taken in this caje Ibis
morning. J. L. Steinnictz, esq., the coun
sel for the plaintiff, having gene te Harris
bit rg te sec hia mother, who was taken
quite ill. She is convalescent and Mr.
Stcitnnetz returned this afternoon. The
case was resumed at hall past two o'clock
this atteinoeu.
PETE WAS "THERE."
lSlrl'iOay Prcseiitutinu aud Surprise l'.iriy.
Today Peter II. Ferdncv, the well
known ice merchant and ex-street com
missioner, is 3D years of age. A number
of his friends who were aware of the fact
determined te give him a surprise ou the
eve of the event. They took Mrs. Ford Ferd
ney into their confidence, and measures
were taken te prevent her leid and mas
ter from being home during the early part
of the evening. About 9 o'clock he reached
home and found the house shut up. lie t ricd
the shutters and doers, and finding them
all tight made his way towards the back
deer. While passing through the giap
aiber lie was seized by half a dozen stal
warts (it takes that number te held him
when he is en his muscle) and dragged into
the house where he found a score mere of
men, and bcfeic he had time te inquire
what it all meant, he was surieunded by
them, aud one of the number in a ueat
speech presented him with a beautiful geld
headul cane inscribed with his name and
the date of presentation. Te say that he
was surprised is drawing it mild he was
amazed and tee full for utterance. Alter
the usual congratulations, the patty sat
down te an elegant lunch provided by Mrs.
Foniney, and the festivities weie kept up
until after the birthday came in.
NARROW S-.SCAPR
Hanging liote the Reet el a Tluec Story
lietise.
Te day about neon. Geerge Kreider,
house painter, in the employ of Jehn Leng,
mndu a narrow escape Ireni lulling from
the reef of the Cadwcll lietuc, which is
being icpaintcd. Mr. Krcidcr was en the
reef arranging the large iron hooks from
which the swinging ladder, uted by the
painters, is suspended, when a loose brick
at the edce of the reef, was about
te fall. Mr. Krcidcr readied quickly
for the brick te prevent it from
falling, and in doing se lest his balance
and plunged from the reef. With much
presence of mind he reached for the iron
hooks above spoken of, and was lucky
enough te catch one of them and sustain
himself until he was lescucd. These who
wituessed the scene were chilled with hor
ror, and expected te sec Krcidcr dashed
te pieces.
.-sudden Death.
Adam Reyer, aged about 22 years,
died
suddenly of heart disease in Ephrata at
miilnifrlit. e?i IWntulnv TTe wnc n. .rm of
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the late Samuel Keycr and a brother of E.
S. Iteyer, liquor dealer. He read medi
cine under Dr. McCaa and attended two
courses of lectures at Jeffersen college,
Philadelphia. He was a young man of
line premise, aud leaves many warm
friends te mourn his untimely death.
Woerts Electing.
There will be a weeds meeting en the
10th and 11th of September, in a grove en
tiie mountain at Jacob Steber's, south of
Ephrata, near Greenville. The meeting
will he conducted by Rev. Jacob Rein Rein
held, of this city, and ether ministers.
Sale of Horses.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, ou Monday. 22d inst., at the
Franklin house,- for Geerge Geossman,
28 head of Ohie ard Canada horses, at an
average price of $179.40 per head.
While, soft ami velvety hands fellow the use
Of Cutieura Medicinal Seap.
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City Dill Pesters.
Carsen . Hencl, city bill pesters ami !U
tributers, eflice Istulliebscer building, Ne. ti
Saulh Queen street.
Teachers, authors and ethers el sedentary
habits highly prize Malt Hitters.
BVEVIA.L NOTJVJCS.
Decline of JMun.
Impotence et mind, limb, .or vital function,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c, cured
by Wells' Health Rcnnwcr. fjl. At Druggists.
Depot Jehn F. Leng.& Sens, Lancaster.
Malarial Fever.
Malarial Fever j, constipation, torpidity of
the liver and kidneys, general debility, ner
vousness and neuralgic ailments yield readily
te this great disease conqueror. Hep Bitters.
It repairs the ravages of disease by converting
the foecLinto rich bleed, and it gives new life
; and vigor te the aged and infirm always. Sec
Proverbs " In ether column.
hare lour Hair Keep it ileauttfm.
The " Londen Hair Celer Restorer" is the
most delightful article everi!ntroduced;te the
American people and is totally different Irem
all ether Hair Restorers, being entirely free
iron all Impure ingredients that render many
etlu r articles for the hair obnexions. Where
bal 'aes3 or falling of the liair exists, or prema
ture grayness, from sickness or ether causes,
its use will restore the natural yeuthiul color,
and causVj a healthy growth, cleauslng the
seal) from all imparities, dandruff, etc., at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering it
&elt and pliable, making it tin Indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Restorer. Trice 75 cents a
bottle. Six bottles, $4. Mala depot ler the
United States, 330 North Sixth street, Philadel
phia. inll-lvdTThaFAw
Short Breath.
O. Deitle, Manchester, X. Y., was troubled
with uslhma for eleven years. Had been
obliged te bit up sometimes ten or twelve
night-; in succession. Found Immediate re
lict Irem Themas' hclectrleOU, and is new en
tirely cured. Fer sale at II. Jl. Cochran's Drug
fcteie, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Nothing Short of Unmistakable Benefits
Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Area's Samapakilla enjoys. It is jt4
compound of the best vegetable alteratives,
with the Io-lldes of Potassium and Iren, and is
the most effectual et all remedies for scrofu
lous, mercurial, or bleeJ disorders. Uniformly
Buccc.-ilul and certain in its remedial effects it
produces rapid ami complete cures of Scrof
ula, Seres, Roils, Humors, Pimples, Eruptions,
S!:in Di-eas.es and all disorders rising Irem im
purity et the bleed. By Us invigorating effect
it always relieve and often cures Liver Coin Cein
ph.iiit. Female Weaknesses anil Irregular
ities, and i- a potent renewer of vitality. Fer
purllying tin; bleed It has no equal It tones
up llic ;-jlem, resteics and preserves the
health, and imparts vigor and energy. Fer
forty years it has been in extensive use, and
! ie-day the most available medicine ter the
suflei ing sick, anywhere. Fer sale by all Ccal
ck. auglH-lwdeedftw
nti;iTs: ill ui uit ii It lilothers!!
Aie you disturbed at night and broken of
j our rest by a sick chlid suffering and crying
wilh th" excruciating pain et cutting teeth?
It'-.-., go at once and get a bottle of MHS.
U'INSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will re-
Jfrlicve the peer little Millercr Immediately de
pend upon it ; there is no mislaid: about It.
There isnolamelUir en eaitli who has ever
useil it, v.-no will nor. tell yen at encu that it
will leg'ilate the bew.'ls, and give rust te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe te
use in all case., and pleasant te the taste, and
is Hi' prescription et one e! the eldest aud
best lemale physician and nurses in the
Ui:'ld Mate.i. Sold evcrywhcie; 2.1 cents a
I etlle. "iari-lvd.twlI.W.S
A rough. Celd or sere Tnrnat should ne
stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lnug Disease or Consumption.
Biewii'm Bronchial Troches de net disorder
the sieniacli like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts, allaying
iniialien, give relief In Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs. Catarrh, and 11ij Threat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers aresubjeet
te. Ter thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Tieciies have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give ported satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and const tut use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained wcll-mcritcd rank among the lew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a box
even where. mS-tvdTThASAlyw
(Je te II. B. Cochran's nrug store, J 37 North
Queen street, ter Mrs. I'Veemati's iVeu; JVa
t tonal Dyes. Fer brightness anil durability et
eoier,are uueguaiee. uoier irem 2 ie jpeunus.
Directions in English and German. Price. 15
cents.
Why Wear Plasters?
They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back, ler the kidneys are the trouble and
you want a remedy te act directly en their se
cretion", te pnri'y and restore their healthy
condition. Kidney-Wert has that speclllc ac
tion and at the same time it lcgulatcs the
bowels perfectly. Don't wait te get sick, but
get a package te-day, and eura yourself.
Liquid and dry sold by all druggists. Ger-
niftnlewn Tclefrnjii. au2MwdSw
itching J'SIvv-yitems ami Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira
t:en. intense itcning, inci eased by scratching,
very digressing, paiticularly at night, as If
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum Giepiivate parts are sometimes af-l.-etc"'.
; it allowed Ie continue very serious ic
siilis may fellow. Dr. Swnyuc's All Healing
Ointim nt is a pleasant sure cure. Alse ler
teller, dch,sa'.t rheum, scald head, Krysipchi,
hai'ier's itch, blotches, all scaiy, crusty, enta enta
ne.eim i option . Price, 5i cents, three boxes
for Si 23. Sent by mail te any address en re
ceipt of pries in currency or tlmv cent post
age tamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne
Sen. SU North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by nil prominent druggists'.
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TIII2 FAKMKIIS PR1END.
1". Hasher's Bed Herse Powders arc the best
lu the market. They are net a mere feed made
et inert and ehean materials, but a veritable
Medicine. They contain tour times the t length
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure ami fatten sleck in one fourth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive organs and
secretions, and may be safely relied upon for
the cure of cough-', colds distemper, glanders
and all di-eases et horses, in tiles, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality of milk in cows and keep
nil kinds et stock in a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere at 2ilc. per pack, 0 ler $1; large
si.e V&i., or 3 ter $1. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Steiv. 137 and 130 North Queen
streets aug2-lydeeiLtwl
Hay Fever.
Messrs. W if itu & Bur.mcK, Druggists, Ithaca,
N. Y. I urn recommend Ely's Cream Balm te
relieve all person suffering with Rese Celd
and Hay Fever. I have been a sufferer from
the same complaints; have had great relief by
using the Balm. I have recommended It te
many of my trieuds for Catarrh, and in all
cases where they have used the Balm freelv
have been cured. T. Kexsky. Dry Goods Mer
chant, ltlma, N. V., Sept. 0, 1SS0.
Tkcxten. N. J., Oct. 21, 1S30.
1 have suffered ler eight years with Hay
Fever, during July, August and September.
In the beginning of July, this year, 1 resorted
te Ely's Cream Balm, and have been entirely
free from the lever since thcllrst application.
I can recommend it as a cure. Kdwahd C.
Hillman, at the New .Icr-cy State Arsenal.
Price 0 cent. aul9-2wtleed& w
JPOI.ITLCA.1j.
County Convention.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31.
Delegate Klecilone.
SATURDAY, AUG. 27.
Fer County Commissiener:
Si bject te the choice et the Democratic
cennty convention.
Fl'.ANK GLAKK Strasburg township.
ADAM S. DIETRICH Maner township.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner)
East Lampeter township.
MARTIN HILDEBUANT Mount Jey Bor
ough. JEUE MOIILEK Ephrata townshie.
ISAIAH McKIL LIPS Lancaster city.
Fer Cennty Auditer:
Subject te the choice of the Democratic
County Convention
JOHN S. BUOWX, Drnmere township-.
JOHN L. LIGHTNER Leacock township.
JAMES P. MARSH Salisbury tewiuhip.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTS CONVENTION.
The Democracy et Lancaster county will
meet in delegate convention in Lancaster
city en
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31.
at Fa! ten hall, te elect eight delegates te the
State Convention and nominate a county
ticket.
The delegates from the City and Lewer Leg
islative districts and from the Upper Sena
torial district will meet at 10 a. m. te dec;
delegates te the State Convcntlen.and the dele-
fates from the Lewer Senatorial district at
10 a. m. In Joint convention te elect the Sena
terial delegate from the XIII. district.
The delegates from the entire cennty will
meet in general convention at 11 a. in. te nomi
nate the county ticket.
The Democracy ei the several election dis
trlcts will meet en
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 27,
te cheese delegates te the county convention
atplacea and between hours te be announced
by their respective committeemen, by hand
bills, posted in at least live public places, one
week before the meetings.
The attention et all voters is directed te the
acts of June S, 1831, and June 29, 1S81, regulat
ing primary meeting? and prescribing pains
and penalties for misconduct by voters or elec
tion eflicers.
By order et the county committee,
W. U. HENSEL, Chairman.
D. McMcllkx, 1
II. S. Pattmwes. Secretaries.
W Haym Giukk. J
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HEATHS.
Hess. In this city, en the 2AI inst.. Mis.
Barbara Hess, wife of II. W. Hess, aged 72
years, 5 months and 2 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the icsldcnce of her husband, Ne. .WO North
Queen street, en Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
2td
Xeumas. In this city, en the 22d inst.,
Harry, son et Adelph N. and Uetthibcn Neu
man, In the 3d year of his age.
The relatives and friends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral, Irem
his parents' residence, in Leve lane, en to te to
mei row (Wednesday) attcrnoen at 2 o'clock
Interment at Zion cemetery.
-vx'ir AvriiTisjaijyT3'
J.MCONT ROOMS TO IiET WITH HOARD.
Hoarders te furnish their own Reems, at
aug22 3td Ne. 32S WEST KING STItE ET.
"7-ANTED. GOOD, ACTIVK, ENEK-
f T GETIC and Reliable Lecal Agents in the
city et Lancaster, towns and townships
throughout the county. Ne capital, no ped
dling and goei pay. Cull en the undersigned
In Parlors at Black Heise Hetel. Frldav,
August 2Cth, between the hours of 10 and 12,
or address with stamp. S. G.HEUTZ,
ai5-2td District Agent, Epliratn. Pa.
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ANTKD A NURSK OIRL Oil WOMAN.
Apply at Ne. 413 North Duke
street,
ltd
WA7
NTKU.-A YOUNU MAN IS YKAKS
;ige wants a situation in a store
Willing te de anything at which he can make
himselt useful. Apply al this office. ltd
X7"AKTEU-A SITUATION AS UPSTAIRS
TT girl. Apply at COti Beaver street, ltd
VirANTKD BY AL.L.KGHKNY VaLLEI
TT Railroad Company at 10th street, near
Allegheny River
live Carpenters,
ply te
anglS-Ctd&2tw
Bridge, Pittsburgh. Twentv-
Wages, $i2Ti per day. Ap-
J.L. JONES,
Foreman, en the Ground.
M IS CEIjJjA see vs.
BOYS WANTED. T111S INCjCIKKR
Printing Company will taken few intel
ligent boys te learn the printing business. In
quire either In person or by letter at their
office, ftJ and 53 North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. augl9-(itdeed&2tw
GK'
,ND 1.XCUR.MON TO
QUARRYV1LLE AND PICNIC
UESS'S WOODS.
Fer i he benefit of
AT
ST. AXTIIOXT'S C11URVII, LAXCASTER,
AXD ST. CATJJERIXE'S CIIURCIf,
DRUMORE. OX
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31.
Excursion Tickets, including Picnic, COc
Children under 12 years pay halt price en train.
Tickets for sain by Jehn Hicmcnz. 51 North
Queen street, and L. M. Flynn, 42 West King
srcet. augCOJa&SOd
1- QK SAIjU.
13RIYATK SAI-i: OF CITY DWELLINGS.
Ne. 1. The. two-story and Mansard reef
Brick Dwelling Heuse, with two story brick
back building and one-story brick kitchen,
containing ! rooms and hall, range, bath,
water closet and gas Pertice in front et
house and bav window in rear. Let 111 by 120
feet te 12-lect'wide alley, situate Ne. 143 'East
James street.
Ne. 2. Same as Ne. 1, situate Ne. 147 East
James street.
Ne. 3. The three story Brick Dwelling Heuse
with two-story brick back building, contain
ing Sinems gas. water in kitchen and yard.
Let 17!i by CI lect, situate Ne. 121 East James
street.
.Ne. 4. The two-story Brick Dwelling Heuse
witli tw-o-stery brick back building, contain
ing 7 rooms, gas. -water in kitchen and yard,
and excellent fruit. Let 17 by 130 lect te a 10
toot alley, situate Ne. 711 North Queen street.
Ne. .". Same as Ne. 4, situate Ne. 713 North
Queen street.
r or terms, vc, apply te
JOHN H. MET7.LER,
Ne. !) Seuth Duke Strcat.
ang2ii S.Tu&Tlitf d
ORr-HANS' COURT hAl.K. BY VIRTUE
et an order et the Orphans' Court, the
undersigned will expose nt public sale, at the
Lancaster County Heuse. East King street,
eily et Lancaster, en FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
li;. ItSl. at 1i o'clock p. m. All that double
two-story frame dwelling house with onc--tery
frame back building attached, and
let or piece of ground upon which the
same is creeled ; al-e well with pump therein,
situated en East Chestnut street, Nes. 753 and
7ii'J cast nt Franklin street, containing en the
south Hide of East Chestnut, forty lect, mere
or lcs and extending in depth that width,
one hundred and twenty-flvu feet, containing
fruit and ether trees growing thereon, being
the same property et the lule Amanda Quig
ley, deceased.
Parties wNliing te view the preiniics will
call at SO!--. 7."Saud 7G0 East. Chestnut street,
or upon the undersigned at his office, Ne. C
Court Avenue. Lrncasterclfy.
Tcruii et purchase luadn known at time of
sale. HENUY SHUBEIIT,
aug lS,2J&ScptlO-lwd Executer.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
The undeivlgiied executers of Hugh
Fenny, late et Drinnere township. Lancaster
county, deceased, will sell at pi irate sale a
valuable farm situated in said township,
en the read leading from Liberty Square
te Whlslcr's Fishery, one mile from
the former and two from the latter
pbici', consisting et 68 ACKE?, mere oriels, e.u
which Is elected a geed FRAME HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Wagen Shed, Sprinc Heuse.
Ice Houses aud all ether necessary eutbuild,
ings. Ihc firm is in a high state et cultiva
tion, divided Inte cenvcnienljflelds, with run
ning water. There is about 10 acres in
weed land, consisting e'f Locust Chest
nut and Oak Timber. Alse geed
orchard of choice trnit Trees. The
farm is conveniently located, being near the
Columbia & Pert Deposit railroad, with mills,
chinches and kteres 111 the immediate vicinity.
Terms easy. Pciseim wishing te see pro
perty w ill please call en the. undersigned.
JOSEPH PENNY.
WILLIAM C. PENNY,
HUtJH J. PENNY,
Executers.
Address, Buck l'ostefllcc. Lancaster county,
Pa. nul7-2tw
t SIGNER'S SALE ON SATURDAY, Sfcl-
ii. TEMBEItie, 1S3I. by virtue of an order
et the Court of Common Pleas et Lancaster
cennty. the undnrsigned, assignee of Daniel
S. Bursk, will sail at public sale, at the Cooper
house, in the city et Lancaster, the following
property, te wit.:
All that valuable let of ground, situated en
the north side et East King street. Ne. 17, be
tween Monument Square and Duxe street,
known as " Burble's Grocery Stere," contain
ing in front 011 East King street 22 feet, ami
extending in depth 81 feet, en which is erected
a substantial three-story brick building, nearly
the entire depth et the let. The building bus
an eut-dde stairway leading te the second and
third floors making the latter eligible ler
renting te geed advantaca. The property is
bounded en the cast by Christian street, with
an entrance Irem said street te the rear of the
building making it a desirable property for
any business.
Persons wishing te view the property will
please call en the premises.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by CHRISTIAN WIDMYER.
auNWlced.twts Assignee.
ORI'UANS' COURT SALE. IN PUIISU
nncc et an order of the Orphans' Court of
Lancaster county, directed te the undersigned,
the undersigned will expose at public sale en
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 1831, at the Lancaster
County Heuse, East King street, city et Lan
caster, at "i p. in., these two one-story and
a-halt FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, Nes.
211 and 2tu Fulton street, under the same roer
and the let upon which said houses are erected;
en the south side of Fulton street, between
Lime and Shippcn streets, in the city of Lan
caster, containing in front en said Fulton
street 82 feet, and extending back et that
widtli 'Jl feet mere or less, te the north side of
a 10 feet wide alley. Adjoining property et
Mrs. Hyncman, heirs et Wm. Lechler, ilcc'd.,
and ethers.
Parties wishing te view the premises before
purchasing will call en the premises, or en
the undersigned, at Ne. 325 East King street,
Lancaster.
Terms made known en day of sale.
HENRY RODUERS, Executer.
IIbsby Shubert, Auctioneer.
antfO,27&sep3tsd
TIIED EDIT1M.
TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 23, 1881.
THE SLENDER THREAD
UPON WHICH A LIFE DEPENDS.
President
Garfield's
day.
Condition Te-
CHANCES OP RECOVERY DISCUSSED.
The Patient' condition This Morning, v
Executive Mansion, Washington, D.
C, Aug. 238:30 a. m. Official. The
president slept the greater part of he
night, but aweke at frequent intervals,
lie has taken since last evening a larger
quantity of liquid feed by the mouth than
in the corresponding hours of any day dur
ing the past week. The use; of nutrient
eneniata is continued" at longer intervals.
The parotid swelling is unchanged. Pulse
100, temperature 9S.4, respiration 18.
Signed D. W. Bliss,
J. K.Barnes,
J. J. Woodward,
Robt. Reyburn,
D. H. Asnew.
Hopes and Fears Seme Important -Ifir."
Executive Mansion, Washington, D.
C, Aug. 23 11:30 a. m. Unofficial. The
condition of the president has net materi
ally changed siuce yesterday afternoon
and is yet a subject of grave anxiety. The
improved tone of the patient's stomach
which gave soma encouragement te his at
tendants yesterday is still maintained,
and this is the most hopeful feature of
the case. He has taken this morning six
and a-half ounces of beef juics without
nausea or any ether symptom of gas
tric disturbance. Upen the continuance
for several days at least of this
ability te take and assimilate feed,
and npeu the continued absence of
further complications, would seem te rest
the patient's chances of recovery If the
wound continues te de well, if no serious
consequences result from the swelling of
the parotid gland, and if the stomach con
tinues te take feed enough te make geed the
waste caused by suppuration, there will at
least be improvement enough withiu the
next four or live days te carry the patient
te a higher place of vitality and perhaps
te put him en the read, although net the
sure read, te receveiy. The continuance
of these favorable cjuditiens, however,
while universally hoped fer,cannnt be con
fidently predicted.
Dr. Agnew left for Philadelphia this
morning.
The Noen Repert Favorable.
Executive Mansion, Washington,
Aug. 23, 12:30 p. m Official. The presi
dent continues te take by the mouth aud
retain an increased quantity of liquid
feed. At the morning dressing the wound
looked well and the pus was of a healthy
character. The mucus accumulations in
the back of the mouth en account of the
parotid swelling are less viscid aud new
give but little trouble. At present his pulse
is 104, temperature 93.9, respiration 18.
Signed
D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward,
Robt. Reyburn.
10 Lewell.
Blaine
Washington, Aug. 23.
The fellow iug
was sunt this afternoon :
Te Lewell, Minister. Londen :
In the last twelve hours, since eue o'clock
this morning, the president has swallowed
18 Gttnccs'ef liquid feed. lie has no nausea.
The pulse aud temperature net essentially
changed. In the judgment of his physi
cians he has lest nothing since last dis
patch. If thcie he any change it is for the
better.
Signed Blaine,
Secretary.
DISSTKOUS FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
A L.ire Fruit Warehouse Entirely Cea-
hUinrd. Several Adjoining Buildings
U'recued by Falling Wall.
Philadelphia, Aug. 23. Warner fc
Merritt's fruit waieheusc, Nes. 50. 52 and
54 North Delaware avenue, was destroyed
by fire t his morning. The lire is believed
te have originated from an explosion of
gas, which took place shortly before six
this meruiug, aud almost immediately
aftcrwaid flames rushed through the build'
ing aud out of the doers and windows.
The fire made rapid progress, the contents
of the building bciug of an inflammable
character, aud about seven o'clock the
walls fell in every direction.
The building was six stories high, built
of ornamental brick aud sandstone, and
extended 50 feet ou Delaware avenue, and
180 feet through te Water street. It was
finished for the firm by the executers of
the estate of Jehns Hepkins, of Baltimore,
the owner of the ground, aud was valued
at $100,000.
The stock was of a miscellaneous charac
ter consisting of West Indies Iruit prin
cipally, 100,000 cocoanuts and 30,000
worth of bananas, most of which was re
ceived only a day or two since. The
entire stock was valued at 75,000, and
the refrigerators and ether apparatus and
machinery for the manufacture of desic
cated cocoanut was valued at 50,000 mere.
The boiler was in the basement and the en
gine en the fifth fleer of the rear building.
When the walls fell great excitement
was caused, but as far as learned nobody
was hurt. The employees of the linn were
about beginning work but all are thought
te have made their escape.
The south wall in its fall crushed the
building Ne. 48 North Delaware avenue,
the first lloer of which is occupied by
Charles E. Ilincs, dealer in vanilla beans,
and the upper floors by James G.
Kitchen, rag dealer. The ethcr
walls demolished the following prop
erties : The Ferrest house, en the
southwest corner of Delaware avenue
and Arch street ; the two-story cigar store
of Henry Rosenbaum, adjoining en the
west; The two-story eating house of
Charles Wiley, and flour and grain
commission store of L. II. Petersen, south
east corner of Water and Arch streets.
The buildings Ne. 45 North Water street,
the first lloer of which was occupied by
Jehn Moero & Ce., leaf tobacco dealeas and
the upper floors by Bettle & Bie., wool mer
chants, and Ne. 40 N. Delaware avenue,
occupied by Hamcl & Stubbs, repe and
twine dealers, were damaeed by water.
BY WIRE.
This Afternoon's Telegraphic News.
Folsom and Hebbs, gamblers, after Ios Ies
iug ail their money in playing cards with
Jehn Stewart, at Walden, Scott county,
Ark., returned at night and shot Stewart
dead. Billy Wersiugale was shot aud
killed by the same parties for expressing
disapproval of the murder.
Lieut. Smith, reinforced at a critical
juncture by Geerge Daily and twenty
mineis, badly whipped the Indians near
McEvcr'B ranch. Beth Smith and Daily
were killed and eleven ether -whites
wounded.
High water has prevailed in the Rie
Grande, and a ferry beat that ventured te
cress at Eagle Pass, was swept down by
torrent and all en beard are probably
lest.
WEATEfER INDICATIONS.
WASHiNGTON.Aug. 23. Fer the Middle
Atlantic and Seuth Atlantic states, fair
weather, variable winds, mostly north
easterly, stationary temperatuie, higher
pressure.
MAXKXTS.
flew or Harxet.
NcveaE.Aug. 22. Fleur State and West
ern rather mere steady and modern e
expert and jobbing trade demand : Super
fine State 140035 40 ; cxtrade 154035 75 ; choice
de tSSOfittOO: fancy dote 1007 25: round hoop
Ohie 15 4035 75 : choice de 5 SOU' M ; superfine
wesiern 1 uujjj w ; common te goeu ex
tra de 5 403'! C" ; choice de 1007 23 ; choice
white wheat de, at 15 75Qt 75. Southern
market firm ; common te fair extra $5 90
Q" 0J : geed te choice de 7 03fiS 25.
Wheat lj2c higher ; market unsettled and
fair speculative trading: Ne. 2 Red, August,
$14ik;deSept., tl 4lJil 42,: de October,
$1 44,I 45 :de November, l 47QI 47.
Cern Prices Ji!c higher; fairly active;
mixed western spot, CtQ'.O;; de future,
7US7Ge.
(Juts a shade hrmer and moderately active ;
Ne. 2 Aug.,
42Q42c: de
Sept. 4-Ac : de
ucteuer.
Western 42 50c.
Philadelphia Market.
FHtLADSLFHiA. August 23. Fleur firm but
quiet; Superfine, at ft 0004 25; extra
at (4 75 35 ;e : Ohie and Indiana famllv, at
ft! f0g7 00; Pennsylvania family J 370
G 75 : St. Lenls de IG 757 CO : Minnesota
Extra fGOOgO r.0: de straight, $0 507 00:
winter patent t7 25aS 00 : spilng de J7 50
SCO
Rye flour at $55 25.
Wheat market and prices firmer; Ne.2 West
ern Red $1 3giW; Del. and Penn'aHed
and de Amber $1 391 40.
Cern Market llrm, with geed inquiry ;
steamer. 72c ; sail vellew 74c; sail mixed,
7:1 ; Ne. :;. mixed, 71 72c.
Oats firm en local scarcity ; Ne. I
White. S25.1c; Ne. 2, de 5I5!c ; Ne. 3,
de49S50c; Ne.2, Mixed, 4j49c.
ttyonenc here.
Previsions Market fairly active and nriccs
steady; mtx. perk $18 WVJ 0J- beet hams
$2321 ; India me,s beef. $29 00.
Bacen Smoked shoulders 8U ; salt de
Sc ; smoked hams 1314c ; pickled
huiLS, ll'iailc.
Lard firm : city kettle $12i?12 25 ; loose
butchers' $11 50; prime steam $11 87$12 00.
Butter firm and in geed demand ;
Creamery extra Western at 2S2:i ; Pennsylva
nia at 30c; de geed te choice
2532701 Bradford county and New Yerk
extra, 240 ; nrsts, juariic.
Rolls steady ; Pennsylvania ."lGc ; West
01 n, 123 14c.
Kggs scarce and firm; Pcnn'aat23c;
Western 2122c.
Cheese scarce and prices firm ; New
Yerk full cream ll12c; Western full
crearu 10;illc ; de fair te geed. 10gl0c.
Petroleum steady: Refined 7-kfc.
Whisky sales. $1 20.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever firm
at 1SX9; Timethy quiet at $2 'JO; de i'lax
S" d .-carce at $1331 37.
Jfoea Quotations or the Grain Market
Furnished by .Jacob 1;. Leng, Commission
Breker.
Cnie.100. Sept. Oct. Year.
Wheat $ 1.-23. $ 1.21 $ 1.22
Cern 2 My, .60
Perk 17.!W 18.20
Lard U.47J4 11JW
PlllLADHLPHIA.
Sept. Oct. Nev.
Wheat $1.40 1.4:i; $1.45
Cern........ 70 .73 .75
Oats 4G-J4 .4fr .4ty
Grain and Prevision Ouotatlens.
One o'clock quotations of" grain and provis previs
ions, funiiihe l by S. K. Yundt, Breker. 15J
East King street.
CUtCAOO.
Wheat
Cern
Oats
Lard
Philadelphia.
Wheat
Aug. 23.
Aug. Sept. Oc.
.$ 1.31 $ 1.2:1 $ 1.24
$ 1.21
.C2.
.37 "
17.110
II.42JS
Oct.
$ I. 10
T3.'4
.!
..;i .:ii .iW
IM.20
1I.57K
Sept.
..$ 139-X
.. .70
Nev.
$ 1.43
75-
Western Grain .Markets.
I)kti-.e;t, Mich. Fleur firm at $C 50.
Wheat firmer; Ne. 1 White, cesh and Aug,
$12; September, $129j; October, $1 32;
November, $1 33 ; all the year, $1 2!);.
Cern entirelv:neglcctcd.
Oats quiet; nilxed,-3Q)3:ic: Ne.2 White. 40c.
Receipts Fieur. ,xxi bbls.; wheat, 42,(XX)
bushels ; eats, 5.G0J bushels.
Shipments Wheats 14.0J0 bushels.
stncK market.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
ulse United States l'-nds reported daily bv
J aceu B. Leng, N. E. Cor.
Nkw Yenst stocks.
-Stocks strong.
Centre Square.
Aug. 23.
A. M. K. M. P II
10:00 1:00 3:00
. .... 45 ....
. 123AJ 124 123
111 1I2JH2
. reys ;i g.
. 20 ... 20
. 121 122AJ 121V
. lOS'i IOH-i lOSjJ
. St 85 83,'i
oieucy. .. .....................
Chicago A North Western
Chiciure. Mi!, ft St. Paul
Canada Southern
C C A 1. C .. Ifc.....a.....a. . .
Del., Lack. ft Western
Delaware & Hudsen (.'ana.
Denver & Rie Grande
Hannibal A St. Jee
Lake Shere & Midi. Southern..
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Cent nil
Missouri. KaiiHOnft Texas
N. Y., Lake Erie ft Western
New Jersey Ct.utrut
N. Y.. Ontario. Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie ft Mississippi
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce....
St. Paul ft Omaha
de Prelerrcd
Central Pacific
.1 j AtU4 M XCI Ill-
Union Pacific
Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pacific...
" " Preferred.
Western Union Tel. Ce
Philadelphia.
Stocks irregular.
Pennsylvania it. it
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
BufTale, Pitts, ft Wesiern
Northern Central
Northern Pacific
" Preferred
ilesteuvtllc
Philadelphia ft Erie It. R
Iowa Gulch Mining
United States Bends.
United States 4 per cents
4 "
" 5 "
3W. " '.'.'.'.'.
r-. ray, van
M'A
!1
20
'J3J4
111
142
:t;
4!)
37
11.1)
SS?iJ
,21
47
&
924
37
3!t
42J4
92
Mi.
2
29
143 142
i 35
49 4S
3S 37J4
102 101
.... 88
51 41
122 120
4
ATAZ
KV
85
aye
7!)
63
30
1&
21
53
782
21
225
CO
21
39
nil
22 23
r. if.
1:00
115 ...
1I3;, ...
101 ...
lOIJi .
Lecal stocks and Uemts.
Pur
val.
LancCity K per ct. Lean, due 1882... $hm
" 1885... 100
' " 1890... 100
1895... 100
5 per ct. In 1 or 30 years. . 100
' ft per ct. Scheel Lean.... ICO.
" 4 " in ler 20 years., loe
" t in 5 oral years.. 100
" 4 " in 10 or 20 yean. 100
MISCELLASCOCS BONOS.
0,iiarryvillc R. R., due 1893 $100
heading & Columbia R. Rdue 1882 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1S8C 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
Stevens Heuse 100
BANK STOCKS.
First National Bank. $100
Farmers' National Bank 50
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50,
Columbia National Bank 100
Ephrata National Bank 100
First National Bank, Columbia . .. 100
First National Bank, Stresburg 100
First National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Bank, Mount Jey.. 100
Lititz National Bank 100
Manhelm National Bank 100
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 50
Las
114
us.;;
120
109
11-2
103
103.50
105
$111
102.5C
105.5P
103.51
10G
70
$170be
102.5
102.2K
140
135
134.X
202.W
145 75
141.51
70 M
TURSriKE STOCKS.
Big Spring Beaver Valley $ 25 $ 10.2T
Bridgeport 13 20
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 18
Columbia Washington 25 20
Columbia & Big Spring 25 14.10
Lancaster Ephrata 25 47.23
Lanc.,Elizabetlit'nftMiddIet'n 100 51
Lancaster Frnltvllle. 50 50
Lancaster ;Lltitz 25 62.51
Lancaster Williauistewn 25 55
Lancaster ft Maner 50 93
Lancaster Manhelm 25 80.40
Lancaster Marietta 25 2SJ9
Lancaster & New Helland loe 85
Lancaster ft Susquehanna :;oe 275.il
Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 40.it
Strasburgft Millport 25 21
Marietta & Maytown 25 40
Marietta Mount Jev 25
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Quarryville R.R. $ 50
Millersville Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
$3.25
25
40
115 bd.
Watch Factory.
100
Gas Light and Fuel Company.
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company.
Susquehanna Iren Company.,
Marietta Hollowware
25
100
100
100
5.10
Un Stock Marl
Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 19.0M bead; ship
ments, 4J09 head ; market steady, with a fair
demand; mixed packing. S5 856 40: (reed te
choice heavy. t 51 qg 95 ; jUght, s 25e 73.
Cattie Receipts, t.000 heart; snipmeuts,
1,801 head : official receipts lHst week 48,047
head, which exceed the highest nreviena re
ceipts by ever 5.0C0 head; experts active and
tinner at $6 20S65; geed te choice natives
slew at $55030; common te fair completely
demoralized at $4103520; butchers', $204;
stockers' and feeders, $33JU; range cattle,
15320c lewer: grass Tcxans. $2604; hair
breeds and natives, $3 9Jfl4 50; dairy calves, fl
head, $9015.
Sheep Receipts, 1,500 head: market stea'ly;
common te medium, $3 5004 50 : extra, 94 403.
The Journal's Liverpool, Londen and Glas
gow cablegrams report best cattle Jic lower, at ,
14c : best snecp at 16c.
East I.nwirrv. Cattle Uccefpts. 5,219 head:
market slew and prices 25935c off last week's
rates.
Hogs Receipts, 3,70) head : PhUadelpblas at
$7ffl720: Yorkers at SJ 406 55: grassers at
5'H)e6.
Sheep Receipts, 0.G0O head : market firm at
last week's prices.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Mekday, Aug 22. The arrivals et cattle at the
various Pniladelphia yards were ter the week:
Beeves, 4,000 head ; sheep, 15.0J0 head : hogs,
3.600 head. Previous week Beeves, 2,900 head ;
sheep, 13,000 head ; hogs. 3,400 head.
Bevt Cattle. The market was dull and price
et the geed grades were ic lower, while com
mon stock declined c. ; this was occasioned
by the extra heavy run.
We auote as toUews :
Extra, 6Jitc : Uoed,5Q(!s ; Medium, 4
QSiiP : Common, 3lJc.
isuus
nils and cows were unchanged at2JJ4kc.
slippery tows weiu unii at na(i.
Calves were active at SJiSTJdc.
Milch cows were fairly active at$25J53, with
sales efextradalry as high 113 $S0.
Sheep The geed grades of sheep. Iambs and
stock ewes were in geed demand and prices '
were c higher, while the common stock was
dull and neglected.
We qnete us follews:
Geed te, extra sheep .VJJSGc: medium, SO te
95 lbs.. 55c : medium. 47&j:c; common,
i4&c ; cnlls, $1.052; Chester cennty lambs,
6K73ic; Western de. 3Mgi;jic; stock ewes,
$263 50.
Hogs were active and unchanged. We quote
Irem s;i69c.
SALES AT THE WEST riULADELrillA STOCK VAROS.
West
vn. 4fc.
Owen Smith, 151 Western, own ncct. ; S9 West
Va., ucct. Vaninetre.t Chambers ; 42 West
Va., acct. of Ellenger & Seymour, 3KQ
G"c
Jehn lkfcArdlc. 270 Western and West Va..4J
Daniel Murphy, 70 Western and West Va.. 4J
M. Ulinan. 233 Western, acct. Lehman Bres.,
5Ke.
57 Western, acct. Martin Pnllcr &
ce.,5etk?.
Schamberg & Paul, 175 Western and West
Ve, 4;c.
G. Schamberg & Ce., 130 Western and West
Vu.,3KiVc.
" " 105 Texas, 4'i5c
Lewcnstcin & Adler, 170 Western and West
Va.. M&VCe.
" 70 Texas, 4!4Xc
Western and West Va., 5f
H.
Chain, Jr., G3
a?se.
Leuis Hern, 70 West Va., l5-.J4C.
James Clcmsen, 59 Western, acct.
Sclnim-
IlCrg,4;S4$liC.
" " 33 Western. acct. Martin
Ful-
lerftco..4(;sie.
Daniel Smyth ft Bre , 130 Western and West
Va.. 4X&GW.
Dennis Smyth, 45 Western and West Va., f
GC.
James Aull, 22 Western, SJiQiTjJc.
Abe Osthelm, 215 West Va.. 0&ic.
Bachman ft Levi. ISO Western and West Va.,
3C.
S. Dreilus. 19 W. Va , 5)c.
Cyrus Miller, 25 Pennsylvania, 5JSGc..
Henry Miller, 20 Pennsylvania. 4-3c.
F. Sehectz, 30 Western and W. V., 4(rSt;c.
M. Levi, 110 W. Va., 4Gc.
diucssku meats.
uresscu neeves were active and prices were
higher until te-day, when the market was
easier and prices were c lower.
sales last week.
Thes. Bradley, 150 head at Syc.
W. II. Brown 135 de. at S94e.
C. S. Denglcr, G5de. at Kjj9e.
A. A. Beswclt 127 de. at 7Uc.
J. F. Lowden 12 de at SftO&u.
Jehn C. Wells, 40 de at 7i9r.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 530 head dressed Bliccp
at 749Kc
JIILSCjKLljAiYjKOUS.
TOTICK.
HEALTH, HECEEAW!
DR. C. A. GlifitiNfi
Takes this opportunity of notifying Ids nu
merous patients and tboe who desire te get
well, who arc new diseased, that he will leave.
Lancaster about the
FIRST OP AUGUST
FOlt HIS SUMMER VACATION.
Renewals of l.is remedial may be obtained
during bis absence at his elllces.
C. A. GREENE, M. D.
Ne. 14 KA.ST KIM! STRKET,
OtldM-WFftSl Laneuster. Pa.
f?At.I. CAMPAIGN, 1X8 1.
Our first Invoice et the season or
FALL AND MNTi GOODS
fei:
MENS WEAR
Arrived te-day. During this week the bulk et
enr Foreign orders will belli stock. We will
be prepared te show the finest linn of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH NOVELTIES
evcretTercd te the citizens et Lancaster, in
cluding a full line of the ever popular and
celebrated Talamen'siipeclalties, confined ex
clusively for our trade and conceded te be the
handsomest goods imported, together with a
choice line of the latest novelties or the lead
ing manufacturers. We invite an early in
spection el our stock, feeling it our duty te
advise persons in want of a Suit or an Over
coat ter Fall or Winter te place their orders
early before the rush commences te insure
entire satisfaction.
AH are cordially invited te call at
121 N. QUEEX STREET.
J. K. SMAT.TNG,
ARTIST TAILOR.
MWAS
MUSICAL. ISSTR VMENTS.
s
PECIAL NOT1CK.
ORuANS AND PIANOS can be purchased
UllllC
Lancaster Organ Manufactory
irem ten te twenty -five per cent, cheaper dur
ing the month et April than any ether time.
As 1 have a large assortment et all kinds et
Musical Instruments en hand, purchasers wifl
find it te their advantage a ler examining
ether instruments te call at the wareroema, n
they will then be able te see the superiority et
the Lancaster Organ or Chlckering Piane.
1 have added steam power and am adding a
set et new machinery et my own invention
for making all parts of an organ, from reeds te
the key beard, therefore saving time, expense
and labor, and will give my customers the
benefit of it by reducing the prices. Send ter
catalogues. All kinds et instruments tuned
anil repaired, at
NO. 320 NORTH O.UEEN STREET.
AhEX. McKILLIPS,
mar29-2wdeS Proprietor
READY JtTOK AGENTS. THB KVKNT OF
. the Century, REVISED NEW TESTA
MENT and History and Reasth for Revis
ion. Important improvements and new dls dls
cevetics given te the world. Immense sales
Send 50c. for sample book and azencv. a
GORTON & CO., Philadelphia. Teas-fe. w "
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