LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30. 1881.
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SAIJiS IIF BKAL ESTATE.
Transactions in ttie Upper End.
Samuel Obcr has elil 78 acres 134
peiehes of land with improvements, in
l'etin township, for $93 per acre, Ilemy
Hcagy purchaser ; 1-1 acres 101 perches of
chestnut sprout land in Knphe township,
te Michael Keeker, for $30 jier acie.
The former puichaser of the farm of
Henry Metzler, deceased, in 1'aphe towu tewu
.ship, net complying with the conditions,
the property was re-sold by the exccuteis
te Antheny G. Greiner, for ,930.
Near and in firickcrvillc Samuel Kngle
sold 30 acres of land and improvements te
Wm. Palm, for $3,000 ; Anna Uentz C
acres te I-njjle, for $1,730 ; Mrs. Anna
Miller 2 acres te Peter Zartman, for .$'2,300,
and Jehn Faussct house and let te Kdw.
Elser, for $1,000.
Jacob Haiiacher, of Kethsvilic, lias sold
his hotel property te Geerge V. Kafreth,
of Earlville, ler $3,300.
Tiie farm of Henry Miller, late of Akion,
deceased, was sold te Iteuben (Jet., of
ne.irlSrowiister.il. for $1,773.
Isiael J-'-eliliek, of liiowiistewn. sold his
farm, formerly owned by Jacob Fry, de
ceased, te Abraham ISei.ind. of Lincoln,
for $3,100. t
Tins ICeiiim.'.chf.:- homestead, a xmt
two miles southeast of Akion, paitly
along the Coucstega cue!:, was sold te a
paity ftem Vegansvil!e.
Uitter estate : Lit.it. bakery te Dr. J.
Slicnk for 2,730. MwkI vv let in Litilz
te lien. Luty. for $WJ'J. Heuse and let near
the railie.nl, .te Emanuel Ifnuirmati for
$1,430. Six acres of limb: r land situated
in I'eiiti Iwp. te J. IJ'uler for (10.23 an acre.
Li til, mil!, in I!im: te A. V. Shober for
SS.033 F.um of Mi aw.., te Jelui
Evans at $210 an acre. 11 acres of land
with impievciuenis, te Jacob L. Stehman
for 1,0(10. One thiid of H 10 acres of Iowa
prairie land, te A. !'. llesietter, of Lan
caster, for 231. One-tbiid of two lets in
Webster City, Iowa, te A. !'. He.stctter, or
Lancaster, for $70. Oue-iiflh of (ii) lets in
Council IShiliV-, lew.i, te Cinyhill IScer for
101.
Assigned c.t.iti: of Michael ISeluner, in
New llaven, heuf. and let, te Tobias Mar
tin for 1,800.
The farm of J.. -job Gaul., dce'd, of Pine
Hill, was seid te lSenj. IS. Lehman, for
$73 an acre. TIiu farm i; iinpiiscs it! acics.
Anntlie; let of l.ind, 3 acres, wa.; Mild te
Frank G.uitz, ler '2,0S0.
Til.-. I.iviu of I). . Heir, decca-cd. .situ
ated ahent a iniie north of Cresswell,
which e m.iiii. d 'M an'is, was sold yester
day bv A. Dcnli'.i.e'. ,:uft:ei!.:er, te Jacob
Her.-.l'i.y f..r yl!,70l.
At the .'..inie lime, 32 acre.; .ii laud with
outbuildings, v.vie sold i Daunl '.
lieiT, ,jr , for 21!) per acie.
:-. s. a:nivi:::sa::v.
S'lirisl Ctiiircti ;'i-l;;!rat Ien.
The feurli'cuih unuivci.sary of Clni.it
Luthera'i riun.i.iy school was held last
evening. Tin; rcichraiieti was in the
p.e.-.clice .f a cougiegatieti of patents,
scholars :unl I'liends who fillt-! tlicciiuicii,
am! tiie cc.-ici-es wete according te :; pie -giamtisi!
pn pared by Mm pastor.
Itcv. K. L. U.-ed, and conducted
by I hit superiiilcu.il, :it. Following
v;is the elder of iiit.-testing exercises :
hymn, "Oh, What. Praises retail We Ken
der," by I be school ; pi.iyer by Itev. ('. L.
Fry, assistant, pastor of Trinity church ;
hymn. " Father, Though Thy Xuni3 be
Hely," by the s.dioe! ; repuri of siipcriu
tenilent and tre.tsurer; hyinii, "Joyfully,
Joyfully ;" essay, " Lifeasa Sea," embicm,
a looking glass, by Goe. I!e.;s!i r ; hymn,
" Ilaik, Hnj-k -my Seul,"1 by tile school ;
essay, "A Vessel en the He.!," emblem a
ship, Miss K idler; hymn, "The Glor
ious Sliip," by Key. Kecd, and several of
maie pnpi! ; e-'s:iy, ' Keck:; en the Sea,"
emblem .stuue. Goe. liarplc : essay. ' Keck
1st, Intemperance, Willie Scliamu ; Keck
2d, Profanity, Ada lluber; Kerk 3!,
i Sad Associates, Gee. Aekermtnj ;
hymn, "Sun of my Am! ;" es
essay, " Light Houses, " emblem a light,
house, Nellie Lippeh! ; bynin. "Onward
('hristian Soldiers :" es;ay, "Lightinthe
Daikne.-.s. " emblem a iJible, Annie Uow Uew
man ; adduss by I toy. May.ser. of ion's
Lutheran church ; collection ; Prayer by
Key. W.O. GoinniaiefPiiilbpsiiurg, X. .!.;
recitation, "Ten Commandments," and
L nil's Prayer. Closed by .singing ihe
doxeln.'.y, "Praise. G,,l liem whom all
blessings Hew."
As Ihe essays were r ad the v.trieus em em
b'ems weie placed in position.
l-'iit. til.v Ii$i r 1.
A day or two age Jehn Heir, aged
about. 1; jeai.--, a sun et Jehn L. Herr,
residing e:i Hie Maiielt i turnpike net. far
fiem Wheatland, was thrown fi.un a
horse and se severely itijuied thai. Ids life
is despaired of. It appeals thai he had
been engaged in pl.uvuiir up poit!ec:f
and having linished Ids v.etk was
about. Hit inning te the barn, riding one
beiseand leading another. Tin: led horse
took Light at a hag of potatoes ami ran
oil", and the ether here attempted te fol fel
low it. Voting Hest s-J niggled te control
it, but, tint animui lc.trcd and fell back
ward, the point of one of tiie, hames strik
ing the. euug man in ihe ear, penetrating
it and injuring the brain. Notwithstand
ing his terrible injury h arose from the
ground and ran te the house, failing un
conscious ai, the deer, and has remained in
an uni'oescieus i-endit ion ever since Pi?-.
J. L. Alice and M. L. Ilcsr. of this city,
weie. sent for ami attended hitu. He. was
still living this afternoon but. it is believed
he cannot iceever.
Acclilnnt.
Themas Hene, a tiamp, who was suffer
ing from chili and fever, went into a barn
of a farmer near l'itd-in -Hand en Wed
nesday night te slrcp. During the night
he arose te get a drink, and net, knowing
where te go he slipped out of a deer 12
feel ftem the ground. He fell very
heavily, spraining his back and bruising
his shoulder, lie was brought, te tiie hos
pital in this city, where Dr. ISrewn at
tended him.
Il W.n 15m Tewel.
I.i'.it.. Kei ei!.
Lancaster newspapers ii vailed one
another in draping their elTicc-s with the
habiliments e! mourning. One entet pris
ing sheet was conceded the palm of pri
ority until it liausphcil that the supposed
sembre bunting was the ellice towel Hap
ping from the window. This Intelligence,
Sir. is authentic.
Sll;-lit Kunuuay.
This afternoon a horse belonging te
Lawienec Knapp. which was hitched te a
light wagon and standing in tiie. sheet, in
rear of brewery, frightened am! started te
run away. The wagon ran against a
heavy one which was in the alley. It was
upset and had the top and dash heard
broken. The horse did no! go far.
Stuistruclc.
Jehn Kritt, was found lying along the
track or the Heading railroad, some dis
tance from town, en Thursday. He was
unconscious and was stift'eiing fiem a sun
stroke. The constable of the township
brought him te the hospital where he ic
eeived medical atlteutieii. He is better,
but is net able te leave yet.
Dcmii i Ap.l l.nuy.
Mis. Catharine Peter, widow, residing
near Cieswell, died a couple of days age
at the advanced age of 5)3 years. She was
well known in the community, llcr funeral
takes place te me-riew meining at 10
eV'livk.
Tcli'piieiic Cenner! ler..
The freight eilice of the. Philadelphia &
Heading railroad company has been con
nected with the leleiihene exchange.
A Ulble Thief.
A man giving his name as Jehu Payne
was arrested by Constable James Howe,
of East Lampeter, this morning, for
trying te sell at Bird-in-Hand a large
and elegantly bound quarto Bible,
evidently ;thc property of Henry E. Le
man, jr.", of this city, as it contains Mr.
Leatnan's family record and also his cer
tificate of confirmation as a member of
the Lutheran church. Payne is held for a
hearing before Alderman Spurrier.
Wen tlieTVitger.
Alderman Spurrier wen a dollar from
Dr. Hitz, of the Xac Era, this afternoon,
the latter offering te lay that amount that
the Squire would net wneei an empty uar
rel en a barrow from Centre Square te
Peter Henaman's saloon en Seuth Queen
street. The alderman took him up, per
formed the feat, and the doctor was left
te the amount of one dollar.
The llearil et Health.
The officers of the city beard of health
state that they often receive anonymous
letters from persons who have complaints
te make but de net sign their names.
They will take no notice of any such, and
peeple must fill out the required blank,
when they will receive attention.
K.nlargemeiit.
The Litilz Recerd, which we have often
fentid occasion te commend for its vigor
and enterprise, is compelled te enlarge
again te accommodate mere advertisers
and mere nailing matter. The Recerd is
up te the times and its publisher knows
howtement patronage.
The Michigan Kuml.
The new contributions te the Michigan
Riiifcivrs are as fellows : Hussel & Shul
niycr, i0; Sympathy (IL), 3; cash, I. 15.
K., 1 ; Henrv Kill, Manheim township,
3.
A Tyjie in Luck.
Our genial friend Mr. C. A. Frailcy, of
the Xfie Km, has accepted the position
of secretary of the Fulton mutual relief
association of Lancaster, a place he is
fully competent te fill.
Court.
Common pleas court commences en
Monday next at 10 o'clock.
Amiiscnieiifx.
(!. S. Kiihjh'. Our mulcts will learn Willi
pleasure that, tills eminent oeineilian will visit
l.aiwa-ler. Mipperieii by liis likewise latiiens
wile nail a lull ilnimatie company in their
Isit cM ..ueee-.s, " Karen Uuile!li," en Tuesday
evening of next weclr. llie tth et October.
U'hiKl Mr. KniIilaiii! bis gifteil wile are per
sonally strainers te the people of Lancaster,
lli'-ir reputation is et such wiiie extent tlilit
their names arc lain i liar te people at all versed
in anin-'ciiieiit matter.-?. Mr. Knight is said te
strongly iv.-e:nlle .loc Kiniiict in .style and
action, without any et the distressing; imita
tion that i- se ell"ensivc in many actors ei tills
claH. The play is by that clever dramatist.
Kroii-en, Heward, and was written especially
ler Mr. ami Mrs. Kni-hl.
iJeneral Kutler acknowledges te have been
neatly shaved with Culieura Sliavinsr Seap.
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NVi ens debility, weakness and decline prc
v.i'.ted by a timely u-c of Malt Kilters.
sraciAJj Nerivus.-
Slcimiy Men.
Wells' Health ltenev.-er. Absolute cure ler
nervous deliilily and Weakness et the genera
live (unction-', ft at druggists. Depot.
It is simply marvelous new juickly consti
pation, biliousness, sick headache, lever and
ague, and malaria, arc euied by "Sellers'
l.ivr rills." see-liud&w
Herniate I he Secretions.
In our endeavors te preserve health it is et
.iic utmost, importance thai we keep the se se
ereleiy systeni in perfect condition. The well well
knew u icmedy Kidney-Wert, has spccllle ac
tion en the kidneys, liver and bowels, tlae it
instead et dosing wit Ii vile bitters or drastic
pills. It is purely vegetable, and is prompt
but mild in action. It is prepared iti both dry
and liquid lerni and sold by druggists every
where. h'ctitUiij h'tilc. scp2ti-lrd&vr
I'ev. eoiiiiilexienscaii bear the strong white
meining light wliieli expo-e.-, every speek et"
1 in. every pimple and the slightest splitting
et cc.cma. In Dr. KciisenVi Skin C'ure is sure
leliel Initii the annoyance el" these blemishes
en theeiiecK d beauty.
sep'J7-lwdMW&S&w
Nelir.ug Sliwl ii llnmistakable ItenclltK
C.)iit'."ied uponUensertlinusantlsot suU'erers
could originate and lii.uuiaiii the reputation
which A vim's s.vr-Sviunu.r.A. enjoys. It is a
emiip iiiud et" the b'.-st vegetable altellitive.s,
witli the Iodides el i'elaciiuni and Iren, and is
t'.ie ine,i 'tl'ectiml of all remedies lorserefu.
loin, ineieurial, or bleed iliserders. t'liilerinly
siicci sslul and certain in its remedial etleets
it piediiccs laj.id and complete cures el" Scro Scre Scro
t'ula.'sere, KeiN, lluineiv, l'imple, Kruptiens,
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from
impurity el the bleed. Ky its invigorating
eil'ecls it al ways relieves and eilen cures Liver
Ceiupliilnts, Fenialu Weakncssei and Irregu
larities, and is a potent renewcr et vitality.
Fer purifying the bleed it has no c.ii:il. It
tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, ami imparts vigor and energy. Fer
leity years it has been In extensive use, and is
te-day the mini available medicine ler the sul
lei in;; sick, any where. Keranic by all dealer:--.
scpii-1 vvdeediV; w
Wicked ler (Mcrirymcii.
"1 believe itle betill wrong and even wicked
ler clergymen or ether public men te be led
Inte giving testimonials te quack doctors or
vile stalls called medicines, but when a really
liici iloiieus article is made up el common val
uable remedies known te all, and that all phy
sicians use and trust in daily, we should freely
commend it. I therefore cheerfully and hear
tily commend Hep Kilters for the geed they
have done nieanil my lriends, lirnily believing
they have no equal ler laml'.y use. I will net
he without thciK."
Key. , Washington, I). C.
8epl.-'2wd&w
noting the lCltects.
It. r.ibbs, or Knfliile. X. Y., writC3: "Hear
ing veur Kurdock Kloed IJittei-s favorably
ypekcii of. I was induced te watch their dlccls,
and II ml that in chronic diseases et tiie bleed,
liver and kidneys, your bitters have been sig
nallv marked w'ilh'succcss. I have used theni
niys'el!" with best results, for torpidity tf the
liver ; and in case el" a friend of mine suffer
ing from dropsy, the etlect was marvelous."
KiiccSl. Kei- sale at 11. 11. Cochran's drug
slere, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
ssve lour Hair iveep ii iseautilui.
The " Louden Hair Celer Restorer" Is the
most delight Mil article crerj introduced'te the
Aineiican people and is totally different from
all ether Hair Restorers, being entirely free
trem all Impure iiiKredients that render many
ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
baldiicsstn- tailing of the hair exists, or prema
ture gray ness, from sickness or oilier causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and iac.se a healthy growth, cleansing the
aip from all impurities, dandrtilt, etc., at the
same lime a most, pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, ir.igrantly perfumed, rendering it
selt ami pliable, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Louden Hair Celer Restorer. I'rice 7.rccntsa
bottle. Six bottles, $1. Main depot ter the
United States, 330 North Sixth street, Philadel
phia. mlMvdTTliAF&w
A Cough. Celd or sere Tiireat should De
stecped. Xeglcel frequently results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Krown's j.renchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts, allaying
irvilatlen, give relict' In Asthma. Itrenchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat. Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers aresubject
te. Fer thirty years Urewn's Itrenchial
Trec'aes have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perlect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-merited Kink among Hip tew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at i" cents a box
everywhere. m8-lvUTTh4S41yw
i.'e te II. K. Ceeiir.m's lirng Mere, 137 North
Ouci'ii street, ler .tV.v. iVccwn'.t AVw A'a
tiinm! ,(.. Fer brightness and durability et
ceU.r.ure iiic.'.ualcrt. (Jelor Ireni 2 to.rtieuuds.
Directions in ICnglish cud Ccinian. 1'iice. 13
I'l'llls.
" Llndsey's Bleed Searcher" the great med
icine for fever and ague, malaria, and aU bleed
poison. Don't tail te use it. sep-lmd&w
Better than putting one dollar out at com
pound interest, is the sending it te Dr.C. W.
Bensen, Baltimore, Md.,ler two boxes of his
Celery and Chamomile Pills, which cure nerv
ous disease, quiet the mind, bring en refresh
ing sleep and prevent uaralysts.
May Fever.
Messrs. White & Bchdick, Druggists, Ithaca,
X. Y. 1 can recommend Ely's Cream Blam te
relieve all persons suffering with Kese Celd
and Hay Fever. 1 have been a great sufferer
from the same complaints ; have had great re
lief by using the Balm. I have recommended
it te many of my friends for Catarrh, and in
all cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cared. T. Kesmey, Dry Goods mer
chant, Ithaca. X. Y., Sept. C, I8S0.
iln. A. L. Avery, Pharmacist, Xevvark. X. .1.
Having been severely aflilcteJ for eleven
yars with Hay fever, after trying almost
everything without avail, I gave up all hopes
et being cured, when I purchased of you a
box of Ely's Cream Balm. Te my surpiise,
after a few applications. I was entirely re
lieved. II. Watsex Harris, Letter Carrier Xe.
II, Xcw P. ., Xewark, X. J. Price 50 cents.
sel5-2wdced&vv
MAllKIAGVS.
UaRTM.VN DiFFKJIBAUOlI. Oil tllO SUtll Of
September. lsSI, by the Kev. W. T. Uerhard. at
ids residence, Xe. 31 Kast Orange street, Mr.
Aaren E. Hartman te Miss Frances M. Diffen
baugh, both of Greenland, Lancaster county.
b ltd
HEATHS.
Deiiley In tills city, en the 29th et Septem
ber. Theresa, daughter of Alexander and Mary
Anna Derley, in the SOth year el her age.
The relatives and friends of the family aie
respectfully invited te attend tltc funeral,
trem her parents' residence, Xe. 155 Frcibunc
street, en Saturday morning at $yt o'clock
Interment at St. Antheny's cemetery. 2td
Villee. In this city, en theiSlh of Septem
ber, or diphtheria. Herbert Edgar, son of
Charles A. I). and M. Lizzie Yillee, in the 3d
year et his age.
A father's aching head,
A mother's sebbim; heart,;
Can only tell in silent agony.
Hew hard It Is te part.
At rest.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residence of his parents, Xe. 32!
Beaver street, en Saturday atlernoeu at 3
o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. 2td
Brewx. Sept.30, 1S. in this city. Ida May,
daughter of Byren J. and Lydia I). Krown,
aged 4 years, 8 meiil Ii i ami 25 days.
The relatives and friends et the family arc
respectlully invited te attend the funeral,
from her parents' residence, Xe. 110 East.I tones
street, en Sunday atternoen at 3 o'clock. In"
teruientat Lancaster cemetery. 2td
VOL1TWAL.
Democratic State Tlclut.
STATE TREASURER.
ORANGE XOKLK, Erie.
Democratic County Ticket.
1'ltKSIl'KNT J II DUC.
SHERIFF.
GEO. W. KROWX (Painter). 1st Ward, City.
I'ROTIIONOTARV.
,IOIIN II. DeIIAVEN, Caernarvon.
REGISTER.
E. P. AMBLER, Drumore.
COUXTY TREASURER.
PETKK McCOXOMY, ntli Ward, City.
CLERIC OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
REA REED, Bart.
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT.
PETER IUERICH, 8th Ward, City.
l'lUSON KKEl'Elt.
ISAAC HULL, Earl.
COUNTV COMMISSION'!'.!!.
M. H1LDEKRANT, Mount Jey.
CORONER.
HENRY M. GE1TER, 4th Ward, City.
niRECTORS OF THE I'OOK.
PHILIP WALL, 5th Ward, City,
AKRAM SIDES, West Lampeter.
rlUSOK INSPECTORS.
LEMUEL WIEST, West Cocalico,
SOL 7.EAMER, Northwestern.
AUDITOR.
JOHN L. L1GHTXEK, Leacock. ,
Vacancy.
NEW AUVERTISEIUKSTS.
17VOK SALK.
. Stock and Fixtures of Cigar Stere Xe. 172
North Queen street. ltd
1OK KKNT.
' A THREE-STOUY KRIClv HOUSE. Willi
II rooms, 214 East Lemen street. Possession
at once. Apply In
A. W. UUS3EI.,
s30-2td 22 East King street.
f XrillTE WINK YlNIHS A1C, 93 PKR CENT,
W Alcohol, Wine i and Liquor.-!, Coffees,
Sugars and Teas, all at
RING WALT'S
lO'i'.O-lyd Ne. 2tO West King Street.
ttUKKIKKS WANTKIJ SIX GOOD TAlil.K
; hands en harness leather. Apply Imme
diately te
.1. R1KE & KRO..
Keystone Tannery, Middlelewn, Pa.
scptSU illd
IMJIVLIC MALIC OF CANADA 1IOKSKS.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1SS1. will be
sold at public sale, at the Mcrriniae Heuse, 115
Xert h Prince street, Lancaster city. Pa., the
following Horses te wit : 20 head et heavy Can
ada Draft Horses; sonic few geed driveis
among them. They must be in every respect
as represented by the undersigned or no sale.
A credit of B0 days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. in. en said
day, when terms will be made known by
GEORGE GROSSMAN'.
Sami'el Huns & Sex, AuctP. !-cpt3U 2td
UUTItlN SALK Ol!'
GROCERIES,
LAMPS, GLASSWARE,
STONEWARE, CROCKERY.
FLOWER POT;?, BRUSHES, &c.
Te-morrow (Saturday) Evening
At 7JJ o'clock, and each evening mil it the en
tire sleck is sold.
Ne. 11 KAsT KING STICBKT.
C. WIDMYEK, Assignee.
And. 21-ttd
Henry Siiuiieky
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riM.IAMSON Jfc FOSTER.
AT Tllli ONE PRICE HOUSE IS AN
ASSORTMENT. OF
STYLISH HATS
That is a wonder te the trade. Many of the
Old Styles have been marked down te ate.
apiece, and no attention has been paid te the
cost.
Three Large Lets of New Styles of
NECKWEAR
Have come in this week. The Pelka Det is
fashionable and much worn.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Is the largest in the city ; and very few houses
in the country can show their equal.
A new let et GUNNING COATS have just
come in, and we invite all levers of the sport
te call and sec them.
OUK STOCK OK
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Will be ready for you te sec .by the time you
Will need it.
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ONE-PRICE HOUSE,
36-38 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
HJEW AHVJSBTISEaLESTS- .
J ESTATE OF JOHN B. JHCUOVKRW, lATE
Ii of the City of Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters of administration en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto arc requested te make im
mediate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay ler settlement te the undersign
ed, residing In said citv.
CATHARINE J. McGOVEP.X,
Administratrix.
Gee. M. Kline. Att'y. sepl3ctdeaw
PIIK CELEBRATED
CLOTHING
MAXl'F.VtTTRKO I1V
1 C. YATES & CO.,
IS WIIT YOU WANT, KIR
THREE REASONS.
The Material is the Eeat.
The Pit and Style are Perfect.
The Price3 are the Lewest.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
JIllXKt REKUNDED.
M'pil-lnul
1)Uii.ic sai.i; t v.ti.iiAiti.K i;i:.i. i.s-
JL TATE. On FRIDAY, SEPTEMRER30.ISS1'
pursuant te an alias order et the Orphans1
Court et Lancaster county. Pa., will be sold
at public sale, at the Keystone llen-e. North
Queen street, in the city et Lancaster, the fol
lowing real estate, late et Frederick Pyle, de
ceased, all et which is situated in Lancaster
citv, te wit :
Purpart Ne, 1, property Ne. 2e7 North Mul
berry street, lrenting mi said street 17 feel l
inches, mere oriels, and extending in depth
ltd feet, mere or less, te a ID feet wide common
alley. The improvements thereon consist et a
two-story frame dwelling house, a two-story
frame kitchen attached; open aliey en the
south side.
Purpart Ne. i!, property Ne. ' North Mul
berry street, fronting en said street 11 feet 7
inches, mere or less, with common alley be
tween this property, and flic one adjoining en
the north, 2 feet ll inches wide, te the depth et
42 feet, after which the let widens te the extent
of half the width of said alley, extending in
depth 110 feet, mere or less, te a la feet wide
common alley. The improvements thereon
consistet a two-story lr.ime house, witli a two
story frame kitchen attached.
Purpart Ne. :!. property Ne. '.Ml North Mul
berry street, fronting en said steeet 22 feet I
inch, mere or lc.s, together with the same
common alley (right described In Ne.2K),und
extending in depth 140 Icet, mere or less, te
the aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley. The
improvements are a two-story brick house,
Willi basement kilchfcn and large frame stable;
room enough for eight horses and for three or
tour tens of hay.
Purparts Nes. 4, r and 0, prepeitlcs Ne. 21.:,
245 and 247 North Mulberry street, te be sold
separately. Nes. 24." and 2l.r fronting en said
street i: leet and 1 inch, mere or less, and Ne.
24713 feet 7 inches, mere or less, and all of them
extending in depth 140 feet, mere or less le the
aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley. The im
provements en each of these lets are a two
story brick house, with if one-story frame out
house, and en Ne. 215 a never-failing well el
water, and en Ne. 217 a cistern, in geed condi
tion, 12 teet deep.
Purpart Ne. 7, property Ne. 212 North Arch
alley, in the city of Lancaster, fronting en said
alley 15 feet 8 indies, mere or less, including a
:s leet open space en theseuth sidcand extend
ing in dcptli KM feet, mere or less, te the afore
said 10 feet wide common alley. The improve
ments arc a two story brick house, with one
story inline attachment.
Purparts Nes. 8. t and 11, properties Ne. 211,
2IH and 250 North Arch alley aforesaid, le be
sold separately, each fronting en said alley 12
feet S inches, mere or less, and cxleneingin
depth 110 feet, mere or less, te the ateresaiit in
feet wide common alley. Ne. 250 lying en the
north and alongside that part of the said 10
leet wide common alley between Nes. 24Sand
250 et the said properties, fronting en said
Arch alley and intersecting that part el" said
10 feet wide common alley running north and
seu'li In the rear of all these properties anil
these situated en North Mulberry street, be
fore mentioned and described.
Purpart Ne. 12, property Ne. 252 North Arch
slley, fronting en said alley 15 leet. 8 inches,
mire or les, including an open spaceet :: feet,
m ire or less, en the north side, and extending
1 1 depth 100 feet, mere or less, te the aforesaid
10 leet wide common alley, running north and
KOiith Tiie improvements are a two-story
brick house, with one-story frame attachment,
and geed bake even. The le feet wide common
alley mentioned runs north and .south, and
also east and west, opening out en Arch alley
between Nes 218 and 250, and is common teall
these purparts, both the Mulberry sired and
the Arch alley properties.
Allthcse houses arc comparatively new, ex
cept purparts Nes. 1 and 2, and are situated in
one of the finest and most thriving parts id
the city,convenient te schools, especially te
the High Scheel, being only about 1J. squares
Irem the latter. The houses en Arch alley are
llnely located. and afford homes, within the
reach of any labeiing manor mechanic far
inure desirable than almost any ether part et
the city, being equally near le all the active
business of the railroad, tobacco warehouses
and manufacturing places. The houses en
Mulberry street, excepting purparts Nes. I
and 2, are larger and mere valuable, and ler
location and surroundings are unsurp.tssed
by any property in the city.
Any person wishing tesec the properties be
fore theday of sale will call en W. c. Pyle, one
et the heirs, occupying Ne. 213, or en Jeseph
Pyle. occupying Ne. 241 North Mulberry street.
Sale te commence at. 7 o'clock p. in., when
attendance will be given by
JUNIUS R. KAUFMAN.
Trnsteeef sale.
II. SHiTiiKitT, Auctioneer. s3,10,17,2l,2:Vi'.,,d
PUIILIR SALE OF A COAL YAKl), UN
MONDAY, OCTORBR 21, 1SS1.
The undersigned will ell'er ut public sale a
property consisting of seven lets of ground in
the town et Springville, Lancaster county, at
the station en the Pennsylvania Railroad,
about one mile west of Mount Jey and near
the Lancaster & Harrlsburg turnpike. The
improvements are a two-storied Frame Heuse
21x24 feet, used as a Railroad Station and Ticket
Ofticc, a Fr.iuic Warehouse 24x48 feet, and
Ceal and Lumber Yard, witli about 200 feet, el
Ceal Shedding, New Fairbank's Scales et's ten
capacity; 300 Feet et Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, witli space ter exten
sion of same, lluildlngsinestlyiiewaiul every
thing in geed order. Alse a let et ground
containing CO feet trout and 200 feet deep, en
which arc erected a Frame Heuse 28x20. with
kitchen attached Klx."0, barn 28520, suitable
stabling for 4 head et horses, carriage house,
chicken house and pamp house with cistern
in attached. These buildings are all new, hav
ing been erected but two years and arc in ex
cellent repair. There is a variety et Iruit
trees en the premises in bearing order. Lo
cation of business stand pleasant, in a
thickly settled agricultural neighborhood and
a fust improving town, with no rival business
in tltc town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages te de a geed
shipping business and increased passenger
travel.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Fer
further information address
JOS. H.HAP.ECKER,
Spring Garden P. O.,
Lancaster County, Pa.
L. D. Gai.laciieii, Auct.
Jxe. H. Zei-lkus, Clerk. e:0-lsd .
EXTJiliTAlNHEXTS.
h
7VULTON Ol'EUA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th.'
Reappearance iu America alter a scries et
triumphs in England, Mil. and MRS.
GEO. S. KNIGHT,
Under the management of F. G. and 11. G.
Ilerger, assisted by a specially selected com
pany, in their new serio-cemic drama by
lironsen Heward, entitled
"BARON RUDOLPH."
NEW MUSIC. NEW SONGS.
NEW SPECIALTIES.
PRICE8, 35. HO & 75 C'ts.
Reserved Seats at Ycckcr's Oftice. s-29-5td
THIRD EDITIM.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. 30. 1881
WKAT1IEK INDICATIONS.
WASiiiNGTex, D. C, Sept. 30. Fer tbe
Middle Atlantic states, fair rweathcr,
warmer southerly winds and stationary or
lower barometer.
EUHKA's BLAZE.
Last Night's Fire an Extensive Affair.
Elmira, X. Y., Sept. 30. The fire that
broke out in the furniture factory and cabi
net warerooms of J. M. Robinson & Sens,
was mere disastrous than first reports in
dicated. The structure 'covered nearly
an entire block, and the brick wareroom,
five stories high, was filled with costly
manufactured furniture, all of which was
destroyed except some small lets en the
first and second lloers. In the rear of the
main building were immeuse brick work
shops. In fifteen minutes after the alarm
was sounded, the whole upper part of the
building was a mass of flames. The less
is stated te be $1'2.":000, and the insurance
$00,000. On 3 hundred men are thrown
out of work.
At 2 o'clock this morning the heavy
south wall of the burned' factory fell,
completely wrecking a three-story building
occupied by Geerge Dickinsen, grocer,
whose large stock, valued at $10,000, is a
total less. It is insured for $0,000. The
less en the building is $8,000. Several
firemen and citizens were injured by the
falling debris.
FOK rUlSLIU INFOK.U.VTION.
Toe Immense. Business of .tliu Telegraph
Company ut Cleveland.
Cleveland, Ohie. Sept. 30. The serv
ice of the Western Union telegraph com
pany, from the time of the arrival of Gar
field's remains until the day after the
funeral, shows the immense business done
for public and private account ever the
wires. On Saturday, the 24th, 74,832
words were sent ; en Sunday, 82,1"0 ; en
the day of the obsequies, in.1,597 ; a total
in three days of 202,599 words. Four
fifths of this matter was transmitted be
tween 9 o'clock at night and midnight.
Charges Against IJrady.
W.vsniNfiTON, Sept. 30. Counsel for
the government in the star route cases
filed in ceuit this morning a long inform
ation against ex-Assistant Postmaster
General IJrady and ethers. It was then
ordered that the affidavits " be exhibited
against Themas J. 5i ady, Jehn L. French,
William II. Turner, Geerge L. McDon McDen McDon
eugh and Samuel P. Krown for conspiracy
te defraud the United States, and that the
same be filed, and that warrants be issued
in the ordinary form as prayed for."
Warrants arc said te have been issued
for the arrest of all persons charged with
the conspiracy in the document presented
te-day, excepting Gen. Brady.
THE TALL TKAOE.
Dun's Statement Predict Great Activity.
Nkw Yerk, Sept. .30.-0. G. Dun &
Oe.'s statement, showing the condition of
tiade at the end of the last week in Sep
tember, says it is expected that the re
mainder of thn fall season will be charac
terized by great activity. In the dry
goedstrade there has net been se much
activity, and there has been a falling
off in all the different lines. Still a fair
business is being transacted. Buyers
have net come into the market yet
for their Kcceud purchases, but a
geed healthy crop h anticipated for
the balance of the season. There
is a great difleience of opinion as te the
cotton crop. An eminent authority just
from the Seuth estimates a de
ficiency of one million bales for the
present i-easen, with a geed many
contingencies te pass through, the princi
pal of which is a fear that rains and
humidity of the atmosphere may cause a
large part of the late crop te be stained
and grade low in cimsctpicnce.
HASElIAhLlSTS IN CONVENTION.
lllack Lit! lug Let nl Crooked Players.
Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 30. The Na
tional League of professional hnseball
clubs concluded its special meet
ing here te-day. The league has
for a number of years been consider
ing the plan efblack listing certain players
against whom tiie charges of general dissi
pation and insubordination havu been
repeatedly made, and the talk te-day
resolved itself into this action. It
was deeided that a list of such plajers
should be presented whenever there
wa.s any causa for doing se
and that no league club should
play against any elub employing as
manager, umpire or player, any such
presciibcd players. A list e( nine excluded
players was adopted, and the list will be
extended at tite next meeting in Decem
ber. AOUATJC SPOl'.T.
Tite Yacht K.ices at Sandy Henk.
Saniw, Heek, Sept. 30. The third of
the r.ciies of races between the Scotch
cutter -Madge and the sleep of
the Keawatihaka yacht xltib was
started ever the usual course. The op
ponent of the Scotch beat is the Schemer.
A light breeze from the southeast was blow
ing when the beats startid. a few minutes
after 1 1 o'clock. The chances te day seem
te favor the Schemer, as she is sailing
beautifully. The light wind is also sup
posed te be favorable te her. The Schemer
rounded Spit Buey at 1:16 p. m. and the
Madge at 1:19 p. m. The Schemer passed
the buoy 5 at 1:32 ; the Madge at 1:41.1.
Leme's Lumcnt.
Washington, Sept. 30. The following
was received te-day : " Te Blaine, Secre
tary : On reaching Mentana wc hear
with sorrow that our hopes arc ended by
the death which all Canada will have de
plored with you.
Signed " I.erni:."
A Killntlv (titrlp-l In Ihpir t';illln llmian.
St. Jeseph, Me., Sept. 30. A special
Irem Uentraha, Kansas, says Air. Ucwalcs'
house, five miles ; euth of Ccntralia, was
blown down yesterday, and himself, wife
and four children wcre buried in the ruins.
One child was killed and another fatally
injured. The ruins caught fire, but were
extinguished by neighbors.
President Arthur In New Yerk.
New Yerk, Sept. 30. President Aithur
remained at his house en Lexington
avenue this morning, and kept very quiet.
Up te 11 o'clock he had received no vis
itors. October Ceal Uncliaugetl.
Philadelphia, Sept. 30. The commit
tees of the Lehigh and Schuylkill coal
exchanges met in the office of the Schuyl
kill coal and navigation company and
resolved te recommend that no change in
prices be made during the month of Oc
tober. Failure of Live Slectt Firm.
St. Leuis, Sept. 30. The liva stock
firm of Ilamers, Stewart & Burnside, do
ing business at the National stock yards,
East St. Leuis, suspended yesterday with
about $200,000 of liabilities : assets un
known, but said te be small.
Capture of Trala Robbers.
Little Reck, Sept. 30. All three of
the robbers who robbed the train en the
Iren Mountain read last Thursday were
captured en Wednesday.
TBE HER-NDONS.
Something Abent the Father of the Presi
dent's Wife.
Mere than forty years age the United
States navy included in its roll several
representatives of the Maury and Ilern Ilern
den families, who were all officers of mark
and distinction. Among these was Past
Midshipman William M. Hernden, than
whom no better or braver sailor or truer
gentleman ever sfrrode the quarter-deck of
a man-of-war. Having reached tue graue
at which naval officers wcre permitted te
marry, Midshipman Hernden selected for
his bride the beautiful and accomplished
sister of his relative, Matthew F. Maury,
then a student in the navy. There was a
very happy and gay marriage scene,
which enlivened the old town of
Fredericksburg, and drew a large ciewd
around old St. Geerge's church, wlwn the
young midshipman led te the altar the
lovely blonde, whose hand and heart had
been sought by se many of the young cav
aliers of the ancient burg. Alas ! brief
was the honeymoon of the young couple.
A few days after the marriage a most un
expected order came from the naval de
partment te the bridegroom te report for
duty, te fill a vacancy created by the
death or resignation of some ether officer,
en beard a ship of war which was about
te sail en a long cruise in the China and
Indian seas. Duty and honor always
I paramount with W. M. Hernden, thus
tere mm irem me arms ei ins young urme.
His cruise exteuded beyond two years,and
was ever of great hardship ami peril. At
last he was relieved, and hurrying te the
old home of himself and wife, words can
not de justice te the scene of jeyfulaess
and happiness, when he eucirclcd iu ids
arras his charming bride ; no, net his
bride, but his wife and the mother of the
beautiful little girl, who proudly claimed
the next embrace of her "dear papa,"
whom she had never seen, but had been
taught by instinct and the teachings of her
mother te knew and honor. It was this
young girl who, years afterward, became
the wife of Chester A. Arthur, and whose
children, including a new grown son of
strongly marked characteristics of his
maternal descent, will, for the next few
years, share with their father the cares
and honors of the hhrhest office in the re
public.
Commedore Hernden met a heroic death
en the 8th of September, 185 7, when he
went ever with his ship te Central Ameri
ca after saving several hundred passengers,
women aud children, standing at his pest
en her deck s'rnggling with his crew te
the last te rescue her ; displaying upon
that occasion a conspicieus bravery that
has made his name forever fatuous.
A LITTLE UEKOINI'.
Loties tier Lire While Saving Her Itaby
ISreilicrg.
Ncttie Corraz went te play with her
three little brothers aud two ether chil
dren en Indian Hill Monday afternoon.
She would have been 10 years old next
Sunday. Indian Hill is net high, but
its top all "eiils a line outlook upon
Moffat's pond and Bidgcwoed, N. .1.
When the six children get tired of
playing en the hill they went down te
play en the trestlework. There is no
structure above the rails and no
footpath beside them, but there is oppor
tunity for an agile person te take refuge
from the single track when the train
passes en the projecting ends of the ties.
The tics are only three or four :cct abeve
the shallow water beneath them aud for
the most of the way the trestlework is
built eer dry greuud. Mr. Wakcman,
neighbor, saw the children and ordered
them off, and Mrs. Merris, another neigh
bar, sent special word te the children that
the train which leaves Mentchiir at 5:05
o'clock would come aleug and kill them
all unless they went away. They were
near ttie south end of the bridge. At 5:08
the train thundered through the cut.
around the curve and down en te the
bridge.
The engineer saw the children, put en
the brakes and reversal his engine, but it
was impossible te step the train suddenly
en such a grade. All the children except
Nettie aud her brother 'Georgic; who 8
about 1 years old, scrambled out en the
ends of the tics. She saw that he could
net be trusted te cling te the tics and tba";
he must be dropped through between ties
te the dry.greund beneath. The little fel
low was afraid and clung te the timlicis.
This delayed her only a few seconds, but
she did net have cveji :i .second te spare.
It is doubtful even' whether she pushed
him clear through, ile was found after
ward alive and well en the ground be
neath, but he says he touched the cars
when they went ever him. When she
sprang away toward the end of a tie it
was loe late. Her body was beyond the
track, but her left leg was severed at the
thigh and the ether was crushed below the
knee.
The ttain was brought te a step a mo
ment afterwaid, and the engineer with
tears in his eyes, helped pick her up. She
did net lofc'e consciousness.
" Oh ! I'm killed '." she exclaimed.
" What will mamma say '."' She died one
horn after the accident.
Ctiiteau's 'i rial.
Distiiet Attorney Corkhill received a
dispatch from Gee. Scevi'.le, Guiteau's
brother-in-law, and chosen by him as his
council in thn coining trial. Mr. Sceville
announces that he has acceded te the re
quest of Guiteau, will appear for him, and
will reach Washington en Tuesday moin mein
ing next. It is, new said that ene of the
first efforts of Guiteau's counsel will be te
secure such arrangements as will protect
the assassin from bodily harm during the
trial. Attorney General Stockton, of New
Jersey, has informed District Attorney
Cerkhilljthrit the New Jersey state author
ities will take no action at present in rela
tion te Guiteau.
Guiteau having complained that lie could
scarcely breathe in his cell, apart of the
brick work, which closed all but eight
inches of his cell window, has been re
moved. The opening is new abent twelve
inches. He is in constant fear for his life,
and the appearance of a stranger at any
point whence a shot at him might be made
always excites him, and leads te sugges
tions en his part as te additional measures
for his protection.
ire;it Fire in the OlkKcglen.
Bi:afei:d, Pa., Sept. 30. Fire which
originated in Roberts opera house block at
Eldcrcd 12 miles hence has destroyed 00
buildings in the business centre of tewu.
Less $100,000 ; insurance $00,000.
DISSOLUTION OF IMIlTNKICSIIir.
Netice is licreliy given that the partner
ship Iieretolere existing Ictv.en the under
signed ai Haisz & Lerenz, Grocers. Seuth
Queen street, has been dissolved liy mutual
consent. All our stock and geed will have
sold te Christopher IJuisz, who will carry en
the business at the old stand.
EltANK N. IAISZ.
JOHN D.J.OKENZ.
Late trading as Duiiz ft Lerenz.
The undersigned having purchased all the
stock and geed will of the late II rm or Haisz ft
Lerenz, hereby notifies Ills old customers and
the public generally that lie will carry en the
Grocery .Business at the old stand en Seuth
Queen street, where lie will keep a full jteck
et everything in his line et limine.-'?.
CHKISTOPH Eli DAIS..
scpt29ftectld
TAX NOTICE. THE TKEASUKEK HAS
been directed by the Finance Committee
et Councils te request prompt payment of all
outstanding City Tax en or before the 13th
day of October ensuing, at which time the de
linquent tax lists will be placed in the hands
et the Ward Constables for collection, and te
give notice that all City Taxunpuid en the 27tii
day or December next will thciibelicned upon
the property.
Uy order or Finance Committee.
WM. McCOMSEV,
sepJS-tfdM.WftS Treasurer.
31A1ZKKT:.
new Keck Market.
New eac. September . Kleur State
and Western firm ; light supply: moder
ate expert and home trade demand'
Superfine State at f" iO.Ji; 30: extra de aj
IGtOgi: W: clioice de i; iJJgii 75: fancy dc
Ji' SlgS 10. round hoop Ohie id 4."3 ":
choice de ; m)j$ i"; superfine western
i; Wg; Stl: common te oed extra dr.
it; t03 73; choice de J sefts 5J: clioie
white wheat de, at 7 iiSS :. Southern
tiriu; common te fair extra $J 0337 50 ; goe:
te choice de $7 COgS 73.
Wheat opened u shade stronger, attci
wards advanced, last and declined J
!ic: fair speculative trating; Ne. 2 lied.
Sept:, Si 5'jiji3;:: de October. $t ."ii3l S3:
de Nev.il Visi5t;;: de Dec. it ssi WA
Cern less active without important change:
mixed western spot, t373?.
Oats JiKJftc lower, fairly active ; State !?
g3le ; Western. 4 IS:.;:Kc.
rmiadclphta Market.
I'KiLADKLrci.v, September A). flour active
and 11 rm : Superllne, I5 09g3r.il; extra
at i' leilti 50: Ohie and Indiana family, lit
7 i"gS 00; rennsylvanl i lamlly i7 :!3
7e0: sr. Louts de fs ikiks -: Hinmwetit
Extra f7 5;)7 75: de straight, $7 i!5;s Oil;
winter p-itent iS OOtfS 75 : spilng de fS iif
J in.
lye ileur at Si! ;e
Wheat Market llnil ; Ne. We.-den-lied
f I IS ; Pennsylvania Ked and de Anibci
$1 4.IS1 4!.
Cem ilrm for local use: steamer, 7;!e : ye.
low, and mixed. 71c : Ne. ." Mixed, i:s".Cfi:'.e.
Outs active mid higher; Ne. 'J. VVlTin-, .VJv"
Ne. :t, de .'dc : Ne. -.', Mixed, ISSISe.
llye linn at $1 10.
Previsions uiarki-t Ilrm ; nn.ss perk at
$-.M H03-.1) 30- lct ham.', at j-'-'ii: ; l-idlir
mes beet. $I 50. f. e. b.
Ilaeeu Smekfd shoulder.-) M; salt de
0c ; smoked hams n.;e ; ptikled leims.
Lard linn : city kettle it:: 00; Inei.
butchers' iliin ; prime steam ill l!3.
llntter Choice wanted ; low grides an.
quiet ; IVuna creamery extra :!;e: Western
:l5::c; de geed te choice :!e,g :;.!c. ; ISradferil
county ami New Yerk extra, 'sji'-le : lirsts.
"H9'.I7c : Western dairy extra, -J-te ; de gee. I te
choice, 2ti-e.
Kells none here.
Eggs dull and lewer: I'cnn'u 'JIJiQ'iJe
Western lOiJiOc.
Cheese, Ilrm a'lil .(;m!vii In elieiee grades;
New Yerk full eieii'e K-!.; I Ic : Western tub
ere-.nn l.".,':Je; de fair t ;;oil, liiiU4c; de hull
skimmed SMle: l'einiu de., 7i.".Je.
Petroleum duil ; retiued, 7,'je.
Whisky at it is.
Seeds Geed te prime ( lever -tcudy at infi
ll ; Timethy quiet, fiei.i'Iiki; tl.tv-.-.d Urn;
at ? I I5fi!l 50.
Live Slueit .::irUuts.
CiiioAeo. Hogs Ilcceii w, J7,i)li.') head ; ship
ments, 'l.'M head; geed ie;xtra heavy ship
ping sold early at 7; ultcrivurd Hie genera
market weakened, and sales were let-, iovver ievver
uiixed packing at iti Xit&i Ml; light or bacon
at S! iOSi: 00. mainly at ii! S : culls and Ea-.l
cm hogs at f Ig't! 25.
Cattle lleecipL-i, f,M) head ; shipment. 2.10.
head ; inclnilliiu 1.IIU calves; receipts yester
daj", 10,270 head, the largest ever recorded : tei
common the market is eeniplelelyglntted ami
baillv weakened; experts scarce and linn al
$1; IKtil! 75 ; geed li choice shipping. $" -IOt-5 70;
common te fair grass steers, i'i'lijl 75; me
dium, $5$5 25; butchers' weak and lewer:
scalawags. $1 .".0-.52 23; lair te geed. $.! 75j:: 75.
dairy calves, y head, K' 15; nuigeealllu lower
Texans. $2 75f;:5 fill ; li-ilf-brced. and natives,
JlOliJI te.
Sheep ISeecipls. :;,:! head; shipments, SK
head ; market very weak and badly ever-supplied
with common t medium at $2rj)iJ 15
goedlo choice scarce and wanted :it$IWIC0.
East Libkutv Cattle Keccipis, 112 head
all through stock; nothing ileimt
Hogs Kcccipts, ::, 10.1 head ; Philadelphia at
i7ttf!7 10; best Yorkers at !! t OiTji: 7 ; common
lel'air, iiMJiJ.'.e.
Sheep llecelpts, :.)) Iie.nl ; maikct very
slew and We. en from yesterday.
:!..; Ijuoiaiiiie. ei ui! . r. 11 11 Market
r'lirnt-.l.ed by .laceli 1;. Leu, Ceiimils-ilO';
llreker.
Cllie.viie. Oct. Nev.
Wheat f HI f 1. II
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Lchigli Navignlleii !'
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UnltISl-:les I nej-cents 117
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Our HEAL ESTATE CATALOOTB ler )i.
teber will be issued shortly. Persons wihinc
I heir properties noticed should send deciip deciip deciip
tionsatenee. Ne charge uiiles-i S.0I1I.
ALLAN A. IIEIti: ft CO.,
Ileal Estate, Collection unil Ins. Agents,
sept:;::mi; ''. North Duke Street.
OIll'IIANS COLltT .SALE OF VAI.tAKLI- -City
Property. On MONDAY, OCTOKEIt
21, 11, at the the Fountain Inn, 111 tbe cty 01
Lancaster, the undersigned in pursuance ei
un order the Orphans' Court or Lar.custei
county, will expo-e; te public sale the follow
ing very valuable real estate, late et .1. Yeate?
Conyngham, deceased.
All that certain halt let or piece or Iaiut
situated en the southwest corner et .Seuth
Queen and Mitll In streets, in said city, Ne. a;,
lrenting :?2 rent '1 Indies en Seuth 'Jiti-cn
street, and extending 215 feet along MUllin
street te Heaver street, which bounds it en
the rear.
The improvements area tine old-lasliienci-
three-story mid uttlc brick house, with two
story brick back building, large two-story
brlckstablc, a large two-story brick warehouse
en Heaver street, hydrant, fruit trees, 4c, ftc.
This is one 01 the most desirable properties
for either a. resilience or a. business stuiiL:.
which has been eirered in tliiscity roralenn
time.
Hale le commence at e clock p. in., wher
attendance will be Kivcn and terms mai.c
known by EMLEN FIIANKLIN,
A. Iv. WITMEIt,
Executer. &t: . el .I.Y'eates Cenyngham.dee'd.
llEsiivSnccEirr, Auct. sep?2t3d