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-HA1SCASTER DA1XT ITntJGFEXCERrWEDjp AUGUST 24. 1881.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OCR KECWLAR CORRESPONDENCE.
Great trouble is experienced ia closing
the raft chute, but it is hoped it will be
accomplished te-day.
The new colored school building en
Seuth Fifth street is commencing te as
sume shape. The joists, &c, ave being
put in position.
A box-car off the track en the. P. & It.
R. It. near Shawnee rolling mill caused
some delay te passing trains.
The funeral of Miss Annie Chalfant,
took place fiem her residence en Fifth
btrcct yesterday afternoon, and was very
largely attended. Rev. W. P. Evans of
the . E, Lutheran chuich officiated.
The grate of the Shawnee fire engine fell
out while the' weie running te the fire
yesterday causing a halt. It was seen re
paired. The'water gauge ou engine Ne. 5 buist
last night, the glass cutting a severe gash
in the arm of the engineer, Mr. Jehn It.
Itynier.
The Ladies' Mite society of the E. E.
Lutheran church arc making great prepa prepa
tieus for the fruit festival te be held in the
church and yard adjoining next Saturday
night.
Patrick Mack, biakemau en engine Ne.
291 had the misfortune te get bis hand
between the bumpers, mashing the top of
his thumb. Mr. Mack did net think it
necessaiy te " lay off " and se continued
with train en its trip te Philadelphia.
The Rev. J. II. Esterliuc, of the Church
of Ged, started for campmeeling at Prov
idence, Lancaster county, te remain eight
days, consequently no service will be held
in the Iiethel church en Sunday.
"NV. A. King, having bought the cracker
machine of C. W. Snyder, will start a
cracker bakery in connection with his
bread bakery. He has secured the ser
vices of a first-class baker and will carry
it en extensively.
Last evening Mr. Charles Martin, of the
firm Martin Bres., bakers, noticed that
his valuable mare just purchased a few
fews age? commenced swelling. Sending
for a veterinary surgeon, the mare was
treated for colic, hut noticing symptoms
of poison they doctored for that, but des-
pite all efforts the mare died later in the
night.
A blight fiic at Purple's brick yard yes
terday afternoon called out our entire lire
department, but it was net necessary for
them te go into service. The residence of
E. K. Getz was ou fire but was prerapty
extinguished by the timely arrival of
neighbors with buckets of water.
F. U. Gantz, miller, near Mt. Jey, was
visited by Sheriff Strino in his eflicial ca
pacity. Air. Gantz is well known in town,
supplying many customers with lleur, and
as a member of the state Legislature
favored the removal of the Columbia dam.
The theatrical season will be opened iu
Columbia ou Saturday night by Mme.
Rentz's minstrels, who will give one el
their rcliucd, chaste and really excellent
performances. They will be greeted with
a full house this time as they have been in
the past.
The alley ou Cherry street above the
Methodist church needs the attention of
council. The read committee should at
tend te the crossing at Second and Union
streets while they are fixing se many streets
and crossings.
Mr. Gee. W. Ryen, of Pottsville, who
has been visiting his cousin Jehn F. Iloek,
left for home yesterday evening. Misses
Mazie, Eflie and T. Annie AVelsh have
started for West Point te visit their
brother Wanton, who is a cadet at the
United States military academy at that
place. Rev. J. W. Dcsheug and daughter,
new of Alteena, arc guests of Mr. Wm.
Hitcshuc ; ijit was through the instrumen
tality of Rev. Deshong that the Dcthel
church of Columbia was built. Martin
Ilildcbrant, of Mount Jey, a Democratic
candidate for county commissioner, is iq
town.
NKIuHISOKIIOOD NEWS
Near and Acress the County Line.
Jehn Riley, of "West Chester, aged 78
and rheumatic, is cuttiug six new teeth.
Twe small heys of llariisburg have
been poisoned by mint drops which have
arsenic in their decorations.
A petition is te be forwarded te the nest"
eflice department asking that the starting
point or the Nottingham and Pleasant
Greve mail route be established at Lylc
instead of Pleasant Greve, Lancaster
county.
Dr. Leandcr A. Reth, of Neith Codeius
township, Yerk county, has been arrested
at the instance of the Lebanon Heme mu
tual life association, for making imsrepic imsrepic
scutatiens and seeming from the Heme
two policies of insurance upon the life of
Jacob S. Uailey.
Fer 10,250 S. A. Dauncr, of Lititz, has
been given the contract for making two
and five-eighths miles of their turnpike,
commencing at the tei minus of the Lan
caster and Fiuitville turnpike, and eiuling
at a point ou the old Manhcim read.
A little son of Jehn II. Bend, aged eight
years, playing en a raft a short distance
from his father's house fell into the river
at Pert Deposit. The body after much
delay was fished cut with a beat hook,
and two doctors leaping from a passing
train worked with it until the boy revived.
Thoraeuldeis of Oir. Painter & Ce.'s
stove works iu Reading, who struck three
weeks age for an advance of ten per cent.,
resume te-day. They are te receive an
advance of 5 per cent, new and au ad
ditienal 5 per cent, en October 1st. The
men at Buckwalter & Ce.'s
work, at
the bnrae
Rever's Ferd, will l canine- ou
terms.
F. D. Chase, a young graduate of the
Bosten Technical college, who has hecn
employed for a mouth past in the labora
tory of the Pennsylvania steel works at
Hanishurg, met with a terrible accident
at the works yesterday morning. He was
caught between the elevator and timbers
and dangerously crushed, and then fell a
distance of twenty-tive feet.
In Reading a bill has been introduced in
council disbanding the Liberty fire com
pany, and the members of the latter are
very wroth ; they claim, however, that
even if the bill did pass council it would
be inoperative ; they are a chartered com
pany and cannot be dissolved by the mere
whim of certain councilmen te whom vari
ous motives for this preposition of disband
ment is ascribed.
William H. Sharpless, "the practical
auctioneer," announces himself as a candi
date for the nomination of coroner of
Chester county, "subject te the usual dis
comfiture experienced by all ether office
seekers, and the decision of the Republican
convention. P. S. I will net make a per
sonal canvass for the above office, neither
de I expect te have it handed me ou a sil
ver platter."
llMObtll.
The Aucher baseball club of Harris
burg, arrived in this city yesterday after
noon and played a picked nine en
the Ironsides grounds, defeating them
by the score of 6 te 0. They
were te have played the Friendship club,
but the latter did net get word of their
coming until tee late te get their men to
gether. Police Cases.
The mayor this morning had five cus
tomers before him all drunk. Twe of
them were scut te iail for ten days each ;
two were discharj,..'d en payment of costs
and one discharged unconditionally.
Cenrad Able, for drunken and disorderly
conduct was committed te jail for 20 days
by Alderman McConemy.
Tne Gospel et Temperance.
An open air gospel temperance meeting
will be held at the corner of Poplar and
Filbert streets (6th ward) te-morrow
evening at 6: 45.
FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.
' IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.'
Bat Baa Enough for Seme Who Bede en It.
About neon te-day an accident, which
might have been a great deal mere serious
than it was, occurred at the new tobacco
warehouse, ou West Lemen street, which
is owned by the Messrs. Bumganlner,
and is occupied by D. B. S. Kendig.
The building has an elevator in
the centre of it, which runs from
the third story te the basement and is
used for moving tobacco cases from one
fleer te another. After the meu who had
been working en the third fleer stepped
for dinner twelve of them heaided the
elevator te ride down. The names of the
party were as fellows : David Can, Frauk
Scheid, Ed. Hoever, Henry Caruthcrs,
David Hardy, Peter Wagner, Geerge
Carr, Scott P. Lytic, narry Kautz, Harry
Aument, Harry Kuhns and Ed. Beas.
They had just bearded the elevator when
it was started, and descended into the
basement with frightful rapidity, striking
very hard at the bottom, very much te
the astonishment of the men, who
weie thrown off iu all directions,
while some were injured. Scott P. Lytle,
living en Seuth Queen street, had a bone
in one of his ;feet broken ; Ed. Beas re
ceived a terrible cut ou the back of his
head and it was thought that his skull was
fractured : he was unconscious for a short
time, but when the physicians examined
him, it was found that his skull had net
been injured, but he had received
a slight concussion of the brain ;
liis arms were also bruised. He
was removed te the Black Herse hotel,
wheic he beards. Ed. Hoever, residing
ou Water street, had his leg sprained and
had te he removed te his home. Several
ether of the men weie bruised about the
arms and legs, but it is very fortunate
that none of them were injured mere sc sc
lieusly. Hew the accident occurred is a mystery
as yet, but probably the weight was tee
heavy for the elevator. At all events after
the accident occurred it was found that all
the cogs were broken from the small
wheels at the top aud a number were
broken from the large one. The long box
iu which the weight works was tein from
the side at the top. When the elevator
struck at the bottom the wire rope came
off the wheel.
WEDDING IN l.EWJSTOWN.
Murrlageef a Seu of .T-iy Coeke te a Lady !
l.nucaNter J'urcutnge.
The morning papers have additional
paiticnlars te these published in the Is
Ti:i.i.ir.i:xcEK of the marriage iu Lewis
town, Pa. yesterday of 3Iiss Esther Rus
.scl, well known in the social circles of this
city wheic she has visited her aunts, Mrs.
Hait and the Misses Mayer. The groom,
Mr. Harry J2. Coeke, is a seu of Mr. Jay
Coeke, the famous hanker, and is seen te
take clerical orders in the Episcopal
church. The wedding has been the theme
of social conversation for the past three
weeks in Lcwistewn. At precisely 11:02
the bridal party entered the room. First
in the line came six children drcused
iu while, and arranging themselves thice
en cither side formed an avenue for the
fourth bridesmaid aud groomsman, who
were followed by the third, second and
fust respectively, all forming a semicircle
with the bride and groom at the centre,
under a maguiliccut arch with a beautiful
horseshoe et white buds. The ceicmeny
was performed by Dr. E. W. Appleton, au
uucle of the bride. The groomsmen were
Mr. Dick Hewell, Mr. W. P. Stevenson,
Lieutenant Ficd. Coeke. ISth legiment,
regular army, aud Mr. Pitc Coeke. The
bridesmaids weie Miss. Bessie Myers, Miss
Miriam Weeds, Miss Mamie Coelce and
Miss Sallie Franciscus.
The bride's dicss was white satin dc
Lyen aud brocade, and her biidcsmaids
weie diessed in mull and Lice. She re
ceived ever eighty presents in all, the most
impeitaut and most elegant being a grand
piano from the groom's father, au elegantly
! engraved geld watch and chain fiem the
groom, aud a uue ebony cabinet, lliree
Ii:m:lseine heavily-ornamented clocks, six
dozen silver spoons, knives aud folks, one
cathedral clock, pair el crackle ware vases,
a solid silver tea service, together with a
large number of china ornaments, weie also
given, the newly married pair expect te
visit friends in Ohie, where they will ic
main for a short time. Then they will le
turu te Philadelphia, where they expect te
lefjide. Quite an amusing aud interesting
lealiuc was the cutting of a biidcsmaids'
cake iu which had been placed a geld ring,
it being supposed that the fortunate brides
maid would be married liist. The first,
second and thud with anxious leeks, half
in hope, half in fear, cut iu vain, but it
was lefx for the fourth bridesmaid, who
was tendered happy and enviable by strik
ing the geldeu hand.
ISAKT ITKS1S.
"Jii And Arennil Georgetown."
Mr. Geerge Stanett, of Walla Walla,
Washington tcnitery, is en a visit te this
place and leeks as though the Northwest
agieed with him. He is hale and hearty,
although somewhat grayer thau when he
left Bart nine years age.
Seme half dozen tramps were for saver.il
days encamped en a weed let belonging te
James Embre, of this township, and gave
the neighbors some trouble by their inces
sant begging. Constable Chamherhn
visited them en Friday last aud ordered
them te "move en," which they proceeded
te de and have net been seen since.
The horse company's yearly meeting in
Hartman's greue passed off very agiccably
en Thursday evening, 18th, nearly every
member answering te his name. Short
addresses were delivered by Revs. Caiines,
of Octoraro Presbyterian church, Yerkcs,
of Georgetown M. E.f and Andersen, of
the Octoraro U. P.
The festival at Nickel Mines en the 20th
inst., for the benefit of the Nickel Mines
Episcopal chuich, was, as is usual for that
place, a success.
Mr. Enech Lavis, filled the pulpit of
Rev. Yerkcs. in Georgetown M. E. church
en Sunday 21st hist., and discoursed long
and well.
THE COJIKT PLAINLY SEEN.
Hew It; May lie Found and "What is Ex
pected et it.
A clear sky aud a dark night favored
the gazer at this new comet which ap
peared last night under the star Merak,
forming the northern lower corner
of the Dipper. It has been visible
for several nights after 9 o'clock,
and has moved slightly te the west of an
imaginary line drawn fiem the North
Star te the horizon. By looking carefully
at this point the observer will see two
tolerably bright stars close together and
isolated from the ethers. The one te the
right is the comet, while en the ether
hand and a little above, Merak burns
mere steadily, but scaicely as brightly
as her inconstant companion. The dim and
tenuous tail is discovered after a moment,
though it is net conspicuous, but an opera
glass.brings it clearly.inte view. The direc
tion of the tail is away from the sun, that
is te say, upward from and te the right of
the coma. Star-gazers should fellow the
trick of astronomers of pointing their
glasses a little te the right of the comet,
aud gradually change the direction of
Umj glass until the luminary is brought
within view. The astronomers' saying
that there is no accounting for comets is
efteu verified by the seemingly inexpli
cable bodies in their development and
decliue, aud while the new comet is said te
be traveling away from the sun and earth
at the uncompromising speed of 5,000,000
miles pei day, it is net certain that it will
net at any time within a day or two burst
forth with unlooked-for splendor and brilliancy.
Struck by the Cars.
A man named' Maxwell was struck by
the cars yesterday afternoon at Bird-in-
Hand, and was severely injured. He was
about crossing the railroad, when some
persons near by called te him te go back,
j but misunderstanding them lie 'walked
upon the track, and was struck as stated.
He was brought te Lancaster and taken
te the county hospital.
Ittillt Wagen Bobbed.
Yesterday morning the money box was
stolen from 'tlte wagon of "H. S. Jjandis,
dairyman, rifled of its contents, and then
thrown into the let of the Gelden Herse
hotel, East King street, where it was found
and returned te the owner. It contained
about a dollar in change aud Mr. Laudis's
acceuut book.
Dead Latch Key Pound.
A gentleman picked up a dead latch key
en the street this morning and left it at
the Intelligencer office, where the
owner can procure it.
Amusement.
Madame Rentz's Minstrels. On Friday even
ing this well known and favorite organization
will appear at Fulton opera house in a new
bill, and with a large number et new artists.
Tlicl performance presented by them is
vouched for by tho-je who have recently wit
nessed it as entirely chaste and refined, and
:ill who lcincmbcr their last entertainment in
this city will recill the utter absence et any
thing bordering en vulgarity. At Leng
Jiranch, Manager Yecker informs us, Uie
troupe played under the auspices e'f the Chris
tian Ladies' association, before an audience
composed mainly of ladies. Special attention
has been given te the musical portion et the
pregi amine, and some novel and amusing
minstrel effects have been introduced.
V&mlcieilt was neatly suaveu yesterday
w itli Cnticura Shaving Seap.
City Iltll routers.
Cat son & llcnsel.city bill pesteis and dla
tributers. office Ihtkllioeneer building, Ne6
Seuth Queen street.
Faintncss before eating, pain and distress
afterward, prevented by Malt Hitters.
8FECI.I'. VOTJCJCH.
Files :i-itl Mosquitoes.
Aire. beet " JtTTn?Ii en Hals" it ill keep a
liouse free from liies, mosquitoes, rats and
mice, the entire season. Druggists.
A Cough. Celd or sere "inreat sneulrt de
stepped. Neglect trcquently i esults in an In.
curable L-ing Disease or Consumption.
Itiewu's Crencliiul Treche de net disorder
thcMeuiacU like cough syrups and balsams,
but net direct ly en I he inflamed parts, allaying
ii'itutlen, give leliel iu Asthma, Itrenchial
Coughs Cttnrrli, unci the Threa Troubles
which dingers ami I'ubllchpeakers urc subject
te Fer thirty years Urewn's itrenchial
Tietiies have been recommended by physi
cians and alw.iy.s give perlect satisfaction.
Having been lested by wide and constant ue
ter nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-meiited lankameng the lew staple
remedies el I lie age. Sold at i" cents a box
everywhere. niS-1 vd l'ThA.S&ly w
Popularity.
Themas' Kclcctric Oil has obtained great
pepuliiilty. irein its Intrinsic laluc as a reli
able medicine, in curing hoarseness, anil allir allir
iitutiens el'tlie threat, diseases el the ehest,
etc. t or these it is uu incomparable pulmenic.
Fer sale at Jl. 1. Cochran's lrug' Stere, 13
.Nm th Queen street, .Lancaster.
JUetiiersl Jtlutnnrnll aiettiersM
Aie you disturbed Itt night and broken of
your icst b asiek child sullerlng aud crying
with the excruciating pain et culling teeth?
If -,,, go ut once and get a bottle of MKS.
WINS LOW.- SjOOTJUN'U bVltUf. It will re
lieve the peer little suflerer Immediately de
pond upon It; Umtc is no inlktate about it.
There is net a motiier.en e:utb. who has ever
ued it, "Alie will net tell 3 ou at once that It
will legulate the bewWs, and give rest te th
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic. It Is perfectly sare te
ue m all case-", and pleasant te the taste, and
l.s the prescirptien et one et the eldest and
best lemalc physician and ::uises in the
Ur.ilcd btutf'3. Sold everywhere; 25 cunts a
Lettie "tarMl d&wM.W&S
t;e te II. 15. Cochran's lirug ftore, 137 North
Queen stieet, ler Mrs. Freeman's yew A'a A'a
tienal J)yc.i. l'er brightness and durability et
color,:in; uneju:iled. Celer irem 2 te 5 pounds.
Directions in KnglNli and German. Trice. 15
een Is.
Malarial Fever.
Malarial Fevers, constipation, torpidity Of
the liver and kidneys, general debility, ner
vousness and neuralgic ailments yield rcudlly
te this great disease conqueror. Hep Hitters.
It repairs the lavages of disease by converting
the loed into licli bleed, and it gives new life
and vigor te the aged and Inllrm always, bee
' rrevcib " in oilier column.
Nothing Short or Unmistakable) Itenetlts
Cenfeired upon tens of thousands et sutlcrcrs
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Ayku's feAKSAVAiuiLA enjoys. It is a
compound of the best vegetable alteratives,
with the Iodides et Potassium and lien, and is
the mn?t uHeclual el all remedies for scrolu screlu scrolu
leus, incmir!iil,ar bleed dlserduis. Uniformly
suecCsSJul and certain In its remedial effects It
produces rapid and seuiplctc cures of Scrol Screl
ut.i, Seres, lleils. Humors Pimples, Ei uptiens
Skin Diseases and all diserdeis rising trem im
pui ity et the bloe.l. lly its invigorating effect
it always relieves ami often cuics Idvcr Com Cem
pluints Temale Weaknesses and Irregular
ities, aud is a potent rcnewcret vitality. "or
purifying the bleed it has no equal. It tones
up the sjstein, lesteres aud preserves the
heal Ui, and imparts vigor and energy.- Fer
forty j cat's it has been in extensive use, and
is le-day the most available medicine for the
sullering sick, anywhere. Fer sale by all c'eal-ei.-.
nuglS-lwdeed&w
H'e kill our rulers wlien we remove Irem
the human sy-tcm whatever disorganizes the
nerves. Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile
pills relieve from sublectien te the power of
headache, sleeplessness and dyspepsia. They
contain no opium or hurtful drug.
aug22-lydM,W&Swl
biive lour Hair neqi it, lleautirul.
The " Londen Hair Celer ltcsterer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced; te the
American people and is totally different from
all ether Hair Restorers, being entirely free
trem all impute ingredients that render many
ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
baldness or tailing of the hair exists, or prema
ture grayness, from sickness or ether causes,
its use will restere the natural yeuthfnl color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all lmpuiities, dandruff, etc., at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, lragrantly perfumed, rendering It
soil and pliable, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Kesterer. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Sis bottles, $L Main depot ler the
United State3,S30 North Sixth street, Philadel
phia. mll-lvdTTh& F&w
Itching I'llrs symptoms una Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira
tien, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as If
pin worms were crawling in and about the
tectum the private parts arc sometimes af
fected ; II allowed te continue very serious re
sults may tpllew. Dr. Swayne's All-Healing
Ointment is a pleasant sure cure Alse for
tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barbel's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta
neous eruptions. Price, S( cents, three boxes
for $125. Sent by mall te any address en re
ceipt of price in currency or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne ft
Sen. 330 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all prominent dreggists.
j nnc23-3mdM WSftw
Hay Fever.
Mkssrs. White ft JBurdick, Druggists, Ithaca,
X. Y. I can recommend Ely's Cream .Balm te
relieve all persons sullering with Rese Celd
and liav Fever. I have been a sufferer from
the same complaints; have had great relier by
using the Balm. I have recommended it te
many of my friends for Catarrh, ana In all
cases where they have used the Balm lreelv
have been cured. T. Kecttet, Dry Goods Mer
chant, Ithaca, X. V., Sept. 6, 1860.
Trkstek, N. J., Oct. 23, 1880.
I have suffered ler eight yean with Hay
Fever, daring July, August and September.
In the beginning et July, this year, 1 resorted
te Ely's Cream Balm, and have been entirely
free from the Fever since the first application.
I can recommend It as a cure. Eswasd C.
Hixlxait, at the New Jersey Stat Arsenal,
price se cents. aul9-2wdeotew
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ITT.EB, BOWERS & UTJBST!
BLACK IKS ! : BUCK CASHHESES !
LADIES, we'are offering (extra inducements in BLACK SILKS AKO BLACK CASH
MERE?. We Invite examination et these goods before purchasing, as we urc confident we
can save you money. We are also offering extra inducements in a lew
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Te close out. We also open en FRIDAY an Elegant Line of
COLORED SILKS,
In all the Choice New Shades. Alse NEW DRESS GOODS in Ombre Stripes ana Plaids.
I Mesquite Canopies at Lewest Prices.
. , , :e:
GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST'S
Dry Goods and Carpet Heuse, .
25 EAST KING STREET,17 LANCASTER, PA.
,TVby Wear Flatten?
They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back, for the kidneys arc the trouble and
you want a remedy te act directly en their se
cretions, 10 purify and restore their healthy
condition. Kidney-Wert has that specific ac
tion and ut the same time it legulates the
bowels perfectly. Don't wait te get sick, but
get a package te-day, and cure yourself.
Liquid and dry sold by all druggists. Ger Ger
mantewn Telegraph. an22-lwdftw
MEATUS.
Hess. In this city, en, the 22d inst., Mrs.
Barbara Hess, wire of H. W. Hess, aged 72
years, 5 months and 2 days.
The relatives and trlpnds of the family arc
respcctrully invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of her husband, Ne. 509 North
Queen street, en Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Jntermcnt at Lancaster cemetery.
I ' - " ' -. 2U1
Schaefeu. In this city, en the 23d inst., Phil
lipena, daughter of Ferdinand and Murgarctta
Schacter.
The relatives and friends of the lamily are
respectfully invited teattcndthcltincral. fiem
the parents' residence. Ne. 13; Laiayette street,
en Thursday afternoon, at 3J o'clock. Inter
mentat Zlen cemetery. lttl
DETTStAB. In this city, en the 23d et Augusr,
Aiucn. son 01 Jtiicnaei ami auuu ueiimui,
aged 9 years and 9 days.
The relatives and friends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend tire luncral, trem
the parents' residence. Ne. 323 North street, en
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Zion's cemetery. ltd ,
fOLITICAL.
County Convention.
WEDNESDAY", AUG. 31.
Delegate Ktectleim.
SATURDAY, AUG. 27.
Fer County Commissioner :
fcebject te the choice et the Democratic
county convention.
FP.ANK CLARK Straeburg tow nshlp.
ADAMS. DIETRICH Maner township. '
HENRY Tl-'llivKTMAN ( Lime Burner )
East Lampeter township.
MARTIN IIILDEBltANT Mount-Jey I50t-
eugh. '
JERK MOIILER Ephrata tewnshin.
ISAIAH McKILLIPS Lancaster city.
Fer County Auditor :
Subject te the choice et the Democratic
County Convention.
JOHN S. BROWN, Drumerc township.
JOHN L. LIGHTNER Lcaceck township.
JAMES P. MARSH-rSaltahuryj tewnshipf
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democracy et Lancaster county will
meet la delegate convention, in Lancaster
city en
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31,
at Fulton hall, te elect eight delegates te the
State Convention anil nominate a county
ticket.
The delegates from the City and Lewer Leg
islative districts and irem the Upper Sena
terlul. district will meet at 10 a. in. te eleel
delegates te the State Convcntien.and the dele
gates from the Lewer Senatorial district at
10 a. 111. in joint convention te elect the Sena
torial delegate from the XIII. district.
The delegates from the ntire county n ill
incetin general convention at II 11. m. te nomi
nate the county ticket.
The Democracy et the several election dis
tricls will meet en
S ATURJJA Y, AUG UST 27,
te cheese delegates te the county convention
at places and between hours te' be announced
by their respective committeemen, by hand
bills, posted in at least five pnbllc' places, one
week before the meetings.
The attentien et all voters, is dliectcd te the
acts of June 8, 1831, and June 29, 1881, regulat
ing primary mectlngp, and preset ibing pains
and penalties for misconduct by voterser elec
tion officers. '
By order et the county committee,
W. U. UENSEL, Chairman. I
D. MCMULLEX, )
15. a. Pattehses. J Sucretaries. !
W Hates Gaunt. S alfi-tld&w
NEW AllYJE&TWlSSUCliTS'
17KONT ROOMS TO I.ET WITH HOARD.
; Beaiders te furnish their own Reems, at
aug22-3td Ne. 323 WEST KING STRE KT.
PUBLIC SALK OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen Furniture,' consisting of Beds
and Bedding, Bureau, Cupboard, Chairs,
Steves, Carpets, Ac , tomorrow (THURSDAY),
afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Ne. 3KS Church street,
ltd JACOB GUNDAKER,Auct.
LOSf BETWEEN LANCASTER AND
Columbia a large leather pocket-book,
containing a sales book and a number el ether
papers ofue value except te the owner. The
finaer will be rewarded by returning it te
B. LINTNER HESS.
ltd
150 North Queen Street.
YBTEKINAR- SUROKON.
DK.M.J.TREAGX.
Member of the Royal College et Veterinary
Sunreens of Londen. Enclaml. and Member
and Fellow etthe Royal" Veterinary Medical'
euujuiy ui EiuiuiiiiiTCii, iseuuuiui. xiiviii;gruu-i
uateu in me nest veterinary institutions 01
Gieat Britain, and with eight years practical
experience in treating Cattle aud Horses, he
feels confident et giving satisfaction.
Office and Residence,
CADWELL HOUSE.
aug24-ttd&wR Lancaster, Pa.
P'ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Friday Evening, August 26, 1881.
Always the Best. The Original and
Ever Favorite.
mm mm wmm.
A WEALTH OF NEW NOVELTIES.
EVERY ACT NEW!
EVERY SONO NEW!
EVERY SKETCH NEW!
An Entirely New Burlesque, Entitled
BILLE TAYLOE,
Introducing New Acts, Songs and Dances,
Hits at the times, the people and things gen
erally, a world el fun, a wealth et Novelty.
ADMI8SION 35,50 ft 75c.
RESERVED SEATS, 75c.
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Office. aug24-2td
WANTS.
WANTED. a "WOMAN TO UOUK AND
de housework. Apply at Ne. 413 North
Duke street. au24-2td
WANTED A SITUATION TO DU Up
stairs work In a private lamily. Apply
at 608 Beaver street.
ltd
WANTED. GOOD, ACT1VJC, ENER
GETIC and Reliable Lecal Agents In the
city of Lancaster, towns and townships
throughout the county. Ne capital, no ped
dling and geed jiay. call en the undersigned
In Parlors at Black Herse Hetel. Friday,
August 26th, between the hours of 10 and 12,
or address with stamp. S. G. HERTZ,
a23-2td District Agent, Ephrata, Pa.
-iXTXEB, BO WEBS UTJBST t
JUIMKJCTlf-
Philadelphia Market.
, Philadelphia, August 21. Fleur strcng and
tairly active : Supernne, at 14 00G4 SO ; extra
at J5 0035 se : Ohie and Indiana family, at
IS Ijffl 23; Pennsylvania family (0 BOQ
687; St. Louts de 7007 25; Minnesota
Extra (GOOtjG 0: de straight, $6 6237 00;
winter patent 7 23&8 09 : piing de 7 50Q
B'il
Itye flour firmer at $5 50.
wm
heat market and prices firmer; Ne. 2 West
ern Red 11 40; Del. and Pcnn'a Red
atS39M: de Amber SI 4001 VsM.
Cern Market and prices active and higher ;
steamer. 737fc ; sail yellow 74c; sail mixed,
74 : Ne. 8. mixed, 73c.
Oats firm en local scarcity ; Ne. 1
White, 52c; Ne. 2, de 515.'c ; Ne. 3,
de5051c; Ne. 2, Mixed, 49c.
Ryu none here but wanted at 8 'c.
Previsions in geed jebbinir demand anil un
changed : mess perk $18 50Q19 00 ; beet hams
S2321 ; India mess beet. $29 00.
Bacen Smoked shoulders 8; salt de
8c ; smoked ham? 13llc ; pickled
h'lms, llOllc.
Lard Arm : city kettle $1212 23 ; loose
butchers' $11 50; pnme steam $1175U 87.
Butter active and prices in buyers' favor ;
Creamery extra Western at 2829 ; Pennsylva
nia at 3031c; de geed te choice
25627c: ISradlerd county and New Yerk
extra, 216250 ; firsts, 21Q23c.
Rolls steady ; Pennsylvania 1516c ; West
ern, 12014c.
Kggs firm but quiet; Pcnn'a at 23c;
Western 2122c.
Cheese scarce and prices firmer: New
Yerk full cream 1212c ; Western full
cretin lie ; de fair te geed, ieaiOJc.
Petroleum firm ; Refined 7c.
Whisky firm and scarce at $1 20.
'Seeds Geed te prime Clever firm and
scarce at" S9 ; Timethy steady at $2 90 : de
Flaxseed sales. 105 bushels te arrive at $1 42.
Hew yetk Market.
New Vemx, Aug. 24. Fleur State and West
ern SQlOe higher ; tairly active ex ex
eort and home trade demand ; Super
fine State $4 7025 50 ; cxtrade 550Q5 85 ; choice
de$5 90etitn):funcyde$C 1037 25: round hoop
Ohie J550S5 73 : choice de $3 8087 50; superfine
western 14 7025 50 ; common te geed ex
tra de 15 50fgC te ; choice de J 6 1007 25 ; choice
white wheat de, at $5 75Q0 75. 'Southern
market firmer ; common t fair extra $3 90
07 00 : geed te choice de $7 10&8 25.
Wheat l'4c higher ; moderate specu
lative trading ; Ne. 2 Red, September,
$1 421 42i: de October, $1 451 45; de
November, $1 47ffil 47K.
Cern Prices bj)lc better; moderately ac
tive ; mixed western spot, G5Q71c ; de
rutitre, 717Gc.
Oats Cc higher and fairly active;
State 435uc : Western 4250c ; Ne. 2 Oc
tober, 45 ; ue NOV., 4Cj;4G.S.
Noen ovulations or the Uraln market
Furnished by Jacob it. Leng, Commission
Breker.
CfucAflO. Sept. Oct. Year.
Wheat .- $1.23 $ l.a6Ji $ LUX
Cern 03 ,G5i .C2
UdlH vOJa m
Perk IS 05 " 18.32j
Laid 11.45 11.00
PuitADurniA.
Sept. Oct. Nev.
Wheat $1.41 $ 1.44 $1.47
Cern 71 .74V1 .7i
Oats 43 .47M .471
tiratu and Prevision Ouotatlens.
One o'clock quotations of grain and provls prevls
ibns, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15
East King stieet.
Cuioaqe. Aug. 24.
Aug. Sept. Oct.
Wheat $1.34 $1.24 $L2G
Cern.... .k3'4 .65
Oats 37 .37 .38
Perk 18.05 18.J0
Lard 11.43 11.62
Philadelphia.
Sept. Oct. Nev.
Wheat $ 1.4P4 $1.44 $1.48
Cern 73K .74 .76
Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 18,000 head ; ship
ments, 4.400 head ; market generally steady ;
mixed packing, $5 90SJ6 40 : choice heavy pack,
ing and shipping, $G 51 7; light bacon and
Yorkers, $6 33U 75 ; culls and gresscrs, $46.
Cattle Receipts, 9,000 head; shipments,
2,40) head ; geed te choice steers 10c lower
at $0QG 20 ; 110 experts here ; common te me
dium grasscrs utterly demoralized at $45 25 ;
butchem', $24 ; yards crowded with nil kinds
et common cattle and no demand ; eteckers'
and feeders, dull at $2 903 90 ; range cattle
slew and prices 20340c lower than last week;
scalawag Texans. $1 83522 00 ; canning Texans,
$30)3 60 ; half-breeds i 5U4 30.
Sheep Iteceipts, 1,400 head : shipments, 730
head; market strong and prices firmer; com
mon te medium, $3 504 ; goet! te choice, $4 23
5 05.
East LtitEirrv. CattlcRccelpts, 2,155 head ;
market slew and prices !4c off from last
week's rates.
Hogs Receipts, 2,50) head ; Philadelphia? at
$7720; Yorkers at $6 406 53; grosser at
$5 rQG.
Sheep Receipts, 4,000 head ; market firm at
last week's prices.
StecK manet.
New Yerk; Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported dally by
Jacob B. Leng, N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
New Yens Stocks.
Stocks strong.
Aug. 24.
A. MX. P. M. T M
10:00 1:00 3.00
AlOQOy 4(Vd
Chicago ft North Western 124 12 124
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 113 113 113
Canada Southern 63
C. C.&I.C. R.R 20 20 20g
Del., Lack. & Western 122 122g 1224
Delaware A Hudsen Canal 109' .... 107?2
Denver ft Rie Grande 84 85 86
Hannibal ft St. Jee 93
Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern.. V 123 123
Manhattan Elevated 20 .... 20
Michigan Central 93 , 94U 93
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 38 89 3911
N. V., Lake Eric ft Western.... 42 43 4
New Jersey Central 91 92 925
N. Y., Ontario ft Western 29fc 29 29
New Yerk Central 142 .... 142
Ohie A Mississippi 36l .... 36
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce.... 494 49 41
St. Paul ft Omaha 39 38 38
de Preferred V)li 101 10O
Central Pacific 88 89 89
Texas Pacific 50 61J 51
Union Pacific 122 122 122
Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pad Be... 4$ 49 48l
" " Prelerrcd. 84 85 85
Western Union Tel. Ce 86 $7 87
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R 63 63 63
Beading 30 E0 30Ji
Lehigh VaUcy 61
Lehigh Navigation 43
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western 21 31
Northern Central . 02
Northern Pacific. 38 38 39
" Preferred 79 79 79
HCSiOUVllIO 7
Philadelphia ft Erie R. K 23
Iowa Gulch Mining 49
UiciTED States Bends. p. u.
1:00
United States 4 per cents 115
4 113 ...
" 101
" 3 " 101;
nc ACRE FAKM FOB SALE. I OFFER
4tO at private sale my tannin East Denegal
township, Lancaster county, one-quarter mile
east of Maytown, containing 23 ACRES et us
geed land as there is in the county, with a
Deuble Frame Heuse, 11 rooms. Bank Barn,
Tobacco Shed, and never-tailing well of water,
all in excellent condition. Address or apply
te ABBAM MARTIN;
aug24-2teew Maytown, Pa.
EDITION
U U it' I
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 24, 1881.
LANCING THE GLAND.
ANOTHER SURGICAL OPERATION.
THE PRESIDENT BEARS IT BRAVELY.
GENERA I, CONDITION UNCHANGED.
A Fair Repert This Morning.
Executive Mansion, "Washington, Aug.
24, 8:30 a. m. Official The president
has passed a very geed night awaking at
longer intervals than daring several nights
past. He continues te take liquid feed by
the mouth with mere relish and in such
quantities that the encmata will be sus
pended for the present. Ne change iu the
parotid swelling. The ether symptoms are
qnite as favorable as yesterday. Pulse 100,
temperature 98.5, respiration 17.
Signed D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J". "Woodward,
Reet. Reybuhx.
A Slight Rise In Temperature.
Executive Mansion, "Washington,
Aug. 24, 12:30 p. m Official. The presi
dent continues te take liquid feed by the
mouth as reported in the . last bulletin.
His temperature laB risen slightly since
that time. In ether respects his condition
is about the same. Pulse 104, tempera
ture 99.2, respiration 17.
Signed D. "W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. "Woodward,
Robt. Reyburn.
Secretary ltlalne'a Dlipatch.
"Washington, Aug. 24.-r-The following
was sent this afternoon :
Te Lewell, Minister, Londen :
According te the opinion of his physi
cians there is no marked changn in the
president's condition since last dispatch.
At this hour (half-past 1 p. m.) tliere Is
seme indication of an increase of fever
which they say is in part caused by the
increased heat of the day. He continues
te take liquid feed and does net seem
troubled by nausea or indigestion.
Signed Blaine,
Secretary.
The Swollen Gland Lanced.
Executive Mansion, "Washington, D.
C, Aug. 24, 1:45 p. sr. Unofficial.
Since the neon examination the surgeons
have lanced the president's inflamed
parotid gland aud liberated a small quan
tity of pus. The patient did net take any
stmesthetic and did net seem much weak
ened by the operation. His pulse imme
diately atterward went up te 115, but seen
receded, and is new 104. Dr. Reyburn
says that the results are entirely satisfac
tory, and this information is confirmed ly
Dr. Hamilton.
Tne Operation.
Executive Mansion, "Washington, D.
C, Aug. 24, 2:15 p. m. Unofficial. A
careful examination this morning con
vinced the surgeons that pus had already
begun toferm in the parotid gland, and as
the patient's condition was satisfactory it
was decided te make an incision immedi
ately after the morning examination. The
operation was a comparatively trifling one,
and was performed by Dr. Hamilton with
out the use of anaesthetics, local or gen gen
eral, but with anaesthetic precautions in
the shape of a carbonic acid spray. The
cut was made just under and forward of
the right car, and resulted iu the liber
ation of a small quantity of healthy pus
estimated by Dr. Bliss te be about
equivalent iu bulk te two medium
sized peas. The patient's pulse
went up te 115 immediately after the
operation, but seen began te recede, and
in half an hour had fallen te the point at
which it steed when the examination was
made for the neon bulletin, viz., 101.
Ne Partner Glandular Trouble Feared.
The patient is new resting quietly, and
his general condition is in no respect werse
than before the incision was made. It is
thought that there will new be no further
treuble with the parietid gland, since if
mere pus forms it can readily escape
through this opening.
The patient has swallowed te-day about
fourteen ounces of liquid feed, consisting
principally of Beef extract, peptenized
milk and milk porridge. At this hour he
continues te de well.
HANCOCK ON ARTHUR.
His High Estimate et tbe Tiee President.
Bosten, Aug. 24. In the cars en his
way te Portland Gen. Hancock was asked
his opinion of Gen. Arthur and with much
warmth replied that he was au able, pa
triotic, high-minded gentleman, and iu the
event of his being called te the chief mag.
istracy would discharge the duties with,
but one (purpose that of benefiting the
entire country and that the people might
rely en his judgment with absolute confi
dence. AN IMPORTANT OPINION
Fer the Consideration of Government Con
tractors. Washington, Aug. 24. Judge Law
rence, first comptroller of the treasury,
rendered a decision te-day, in which he
maintains that if a contract with the gov
ernment is sold by the contracting party
the contract itself is annulled and
that any person or party selling such con
tract runs the risk of obtaining no pay.
The opinion is based en the ground that
the original contractor in such event does
net perform the service and that the pur
chaser of a contract violates existing
laws.
lEXAS 1TIBES.
Railroad Sheps Burned.
Harrisburg, Tex., August 23. Spon
taneous combustion ignited the shops of
tbe Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonie
railroad last night, together with their
contents. They were totally consumed.
Less, $200,000 ; insured.
Oangerllelu's Disaster.
Daneerfield, Tex., Aug. 23. Nearly
all the business portion of the town was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Less, $25,000;
insurance, $2,000.
The " Slxteeners."
Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. 24. About 150
soldiers' orphan graduates are here te-day
te participate in a reunion this evening.
Ex-Gov. Curtin will make the leading ad
dress. The business session of the "Six
teeners," as their organization is named,
will be held te-morrow.
Tbe Jfind of a Quarrel.
Sherman, Tex., Aug. 23. Ex-Sheriff
Blanten, of Cook county, having a quarrel
with James Tedd, met the latter yesterday.
Beth men fired and both dropped dead.
Death et a Banker.
Washington, Aug. 24. Geerge W
Riggs, the banker, is dead.
Varest fires Im Carvea (!Mntf
Match Chunk, Pa., Aug., 24. Heavy
forest fires, caused by the winterberry
pickers, are devastating the lumber re.
giens of Carben county. It is estimated
that $10,000 worth of legs in the White
Reck ridge and Kidder townships alone are
destroyed.' Hundreds of men are eat
fighting the lire. Wm. Gete has already
lest 3,000 worth of legs.
A eaiet -row. t.
Harrisbube, Pa., Aug. 34. Arery in.
tcresting convention of the deaf sad darab,
prineially of this state, met here this
morning for the purpose of forming an or
ganization for their own advancement.
Over 100 were present. A temporary
organization was effected; and a com
mittee en permanent organization and
by-laws appointed. The convention wilL
be in session for three days. -'
Blowing up a BmtbIe with fatal
"Winnipeg, Man., August 24. A hease
ofill-fame at Hawk Lake, kept by Jee.
Brush, a notorious character, was blown
up by the explosion of a bottle of nitro
glycerine and an old man named Patrick
Cress was killed. '
Te Drive Back the Indians.
Fert Assiniboine, Aug. 21. Three
companies of infantry left te-day te'drive
back the Indians who have crossed the
line te hunt. The Indians are 1,300 streug
and are chietlv Creeks and Assinibeines.
Silting Ball's rollewers Cowing In.
Pierre, D. T.,Aug. 23. Twe hundred
and fifty of Sitting Bull's hostiles irem
Standing Reck, arrived at Cheyenne ageuei
ey te-day. Seventeen hundred mere will
reach here in five days.
WKATUEK INDIUATIONU.
Washington, Aug. 24. Fer the Middle
Atlantic Btates, fair weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness, northeasterly winds,
stationary or lower temperature, and rising
barometer.
Didn't Knew Much.
Burlington Hawkcye.
"De you leve me?' "Yes," she an
swered, "better than anything else in the
world. It's a beautiful niirht for. a moon
light drive." A moonlight drive would
cost at least three dellars.and as he agitated
seventeen cents in his light trousers pocket
he surveyed the lunar, orb with
a kuewiug gaze, and remarked r "I
should be happv te take you. but it's a
wet moon, and you knew you are se liable
te catch cold, dear." The next morning
the disappointed maiden observed te her
mother : " Charley and I have quit. He
knows a heap about the weather, bnt he's
a perfect ignoramus about me."
A Wouid-be Murderer Canght.
Frederick Meyer, the man who threw
parts green in the spring at Freemans
Imrg in order te avenge himself en an
eucmy, was arrested at his home, where he
was found under his bed by officers, no was
ledged in jail te await trial for attempted
murder, but was released yesterday
en habeas corpus by .Tudge Kceder. Had
net Meyer, in his haste te poison the
water, thrown the paris green en the grass
as well as in the spring, thcre is no doubt
that several fatal cases would have result
ed. .
Election Officers Removed.
Governer Hamilton, of Maryland, has
caused the removal of two ef4 the Anne
Arundel county registers of voter?, against
whom charges of misconduct and incompe incempe
tency in office had been preferred. , The
governor has several ether cases before
him, and it is expected he will make a de
cision in them shortly.
tJlC SAUL.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE ON SATURDAY, SEP
TEMBER 10, 1S81. by virtue or an order
01 the Court of Common Pleas et Lancaster
county, tlie undersigned, assignee of Daniel
S. Burxk, will ,ell nt public sale, at the Cooper
house, in the city et Lancaster, tlie following
preiierty, te wit.:
All that valuable let of ground, situated en
the north side or East King street. Ne. 17, be
tween Monument biiuare and Duke street,
known 111 " Burbk' Grocery Stere" contain
ing In front en East King street 22 feet, and
extending in depth 81 feet, en which Is erected
a substantial three-story brick building, nearly
the entire depth el the let. The building has
an outside stairway leading te the second and
third floors making the latter eligible ter
renting te geed advuntaca. The property is
bounded ou the east, by Christian street, with
an entrance from said street te the rear of the
building making it a dusirubie property for
any business. .
Persons wishing te view the nrepcrtv will
please call en the premises.
bale te commence ut 7J o'clock p. m., when
attendance will be given and ternix inade
known by CHRISTIAN WIDMVER,
uulG-dcpd&wts Assignee.
PRIVATE SALE OK CITY DWELLINGS.
Ne. 1. The two-htery und Mansard reef
Brick Dwelling Heuse, with two-siery brick
back building and one-story brick kitchen,
containing ') looms and hall, range, bath,
water closet and gas. Pertice in Irent et
house and bay window iu rear. Let 1!) by 120
feet te 13-feet wide alley, situate Ne. 143 East
James street.
Ne. 'i. Same as Ne. I, situate Ne. 117 East
James street.
Ne. .". The tin ye story ISrick Dwelling Heuse
witli two-story bilcfc back butkling, contain
ing S rooms, gas, ttater In kitchen und yurd.
Let 17j by :t lect, situate Ne. 121 East James
street.
Ne. 4. The two-story Brick Dwelling Heuse
with two-story brick back building, contain
ing 1 rooms, gas, water 111 Kitcneit ana yam.
rooms, gas, water iu uiicnun una yam.
jxcellent frnit. Let 17Ji by isu leet te a 10
alley, situate Ne. 711 North Queen street.
. 5. Same as Ne. f, situate Ne. 7M North
uuti excellent irnic.
loot alley
Ne.
Oueeti street.
Fer t'-rms, Ac, apply te
JOHN IU METZLER,
Ne. Seuth Duke Street.,
ttitgae S.TuAThtld
Rl-IIANS' COURT hALK. BY VIRTUE
et un order of the Orphans' Court, the
undersigned will expose ut public sale, at the
Lancaster County Heuse. East King street,
city et Lancaster, en FRIDAY. SEPl'ESIBER
Hi, 1S81. at VA o'clock p. m. All that double
two-story frame dwelling liouse with one
story frame back building attached, and
let or piece of ground upon which the
sut.-ic is erected ; also well with pump therein,
situated en East Chestnut street, Nes. 758 and
TO) cast of Franklin street, containing ou the
south side of East Chestnut, forty leet, mere
or less, nnd extending in depth that width,
one hundred and twenty-live feet, containing
fruit und ether trees growing thereon, being
the same property et the late Amunda Qtiig
luy, deceased.
Parties wishing te view the premises will
callutNes. 753 and 7C0 East Chestnut street,
or upon the undersigned ut his office. Ne. (i
Court Avenue. Lrncestcrcity.
Terms et purchase made known at time of
sale. HENRY bilUBERT.
auglS,20ASeptlO-lwd Executer.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. IN PURSC
ance et an order et the Orphans' Court of
Luncuster county, directed te the undersigned,
the undersigned will expose at public sale en
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 18S1. at tbe Lancaster
County Heuse, East King street, city of Lan
caster, at VA P ni., these two one-irtery and
n-lialt FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, Nes.
211 and 2IS Fulton street, under the same roer
und the let upon which said houses are erected;
en the seutli side of iTnlten street, between
Lime and Shlppen streets, in the city of Lan
caster, containing in front en said Fulton
street 32 feet, and extending back et that
width 02 feet mere or less, te the north side of
a 10 feet wide alley. Adjoining property et
Mrs. Hyneman, heirs et Wm. Lcchlcr, dee'd.,
and ethers.
Parties wishing te view the premises before
purchasing will call en the premises, or en
the undersigned, at Ne. 323 East King street,
Lancaster.
Terms made known en day of sale.
HENRY RODGERS, Executer.
Hbkrt SircBEirr, Auctioneer.
aug,274sepatAd
1 K AND EXCURSION TO
QUABRYV1LLE AND PICNIC AT
HESS'S WOODS.
Fer the benefit of
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ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH, LANCASTER,
AND ST. CATHERINE'S CHURCH,
DRUMORE, ON
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31.
Excursion Tiekcts, including Picnic, 60c
Children under 12 years pay halt price en train.
Tickets for sale bv Jehn Hiemenz, 51 North
Queen street, and L. M.Flynn.43 West King
street. augC0,27"29&30d
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