LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1881.
M'c:it:uK at t. .incpti'it.
St. Jeseph's Catholic church was the
scene c.ran interesting event this morning,
in the mairiagc of Mr. Mai tin Dillicli and
Miss Johanna Fin'r, daughter of Mr.
Ailam Filler, a well known citizen of the
Eighth wii'rd. Bride and groom arc favor
ably !:i.e-.mi Ihrr.uhent a huge circle of
friend., and acquaintance-, who wet c prc-s-pnt
in feiec th.s morning te witness the
tyi:g of the nuptial knot. The hiide
leek I'd very charming in a haudseme dress,
befitlii'tt the occasion, while her attendants
wcie likcwnc becomingly and tastefully
attiird. The ccicmeny was peifermcd by
IJev. Father Leuis Greteineyer, pastor of
Hi. J .scph's;, and at the conclusion the
v.t-d.tiiig guests weie hainl.-enicly enter
tained at the lesideiue of the bride's
patents, en Maner street. May feitunc
j-inile kindly en the happy young couple
in the new esl-.it: upon which fiey have
eiiteied.
1
I'tlllCC CaSCM
.Tunic: i'.e'.th, charged with assault and
battery en Charlts Hner and Hcniy Uiier
had a'iieaiing befer Alderman Samson'
and was d'Miii.-.-i-d.
Alii-i- (Sarver, who confessed te Mcaliu:
clothing and jewt-liy faun Mi.-.. Ed. T.
Fraini, was committed by Mdcitr.au Sam
son, te answer at. ceuit.
James Uoeth. wasaricsnd at the opera
house last night, by Ofliccr Wei I sol, for
diseideiiy conduct. He was held for a
hearing. Manager Yrcker .s.iVh he is dc
tei mined te put a .slt.p te the cliwmlcily
conduct of the gang of b.i.s and young
men. who jH'iMsl. in annoying patrons of
the epcia house. Ilcic-aflcr no leniency
will be shown te Ihese v. he misbehave.
Tuu Vele at Three t;ie-lc
I'cluw will be found the number of
votes polled "m the several watds of this
city up te thice o'clock this afternoon,
compared with tin- votes polled at th::aim
hour ioi-Mate iiea-.nierin "STsi, and for
picsident in 183' :
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The last news Iieiii lYiis-lv.iiiia takes
the cal e. The buckwheat crop is tepeited
te be a oomph te failure. The red currant
crop has also failed in (Steecc, se that gen
uine French el.ueis ler tilt! Ameiitun mar
ket Mt'tlec, St. Julian an Cantcnac aie
likely te be dealer than usual. With the
tobacco, e.nn, ajiplc and buckwheat crops
gene back en us. making whisky, cider
break fast takes beyond the reach of any
but the weillhy, v.e .'cciu te have, a bawl
winter befeic us.
I.tuj'ilii't ;r:mtl 'ill i:u
ale. will open In this citv in a tt-. lav-. illia
l:ir;;e -tiicl. (.1 Lle.nil Boe!.-: and lie will
al-e given prc-cnl liee t every puicha-er.
Lookout ler his yian.l a.lt i li -caicul into
mi:; imr'i i iiiie. Il'l
V.ii.ll.xin.i: ;
,IT.
Trinlcy ''
theriin Church Bteeiics ;i Pulia Pulia
teon. Mr. I. -M. Ml.lir, leccntlj el New 1 ei Ic, hut
new with the mcicuutili- linn il .Miller A.
Swai r, et Ihi-.ei(y, ha- prcM-iiled te lli-v. Ir.
Cicenw.ild ler hi? use,:uid that l his Mliees
.ins in Hi" p.istiu-.ite et Tunily l.iilheran
church leie cr. the leal iit-.l wi Ic 1 . L. tin
M-ckt-iideill, entitled "tli-deiia Lutheran
Isini." in - iolie volumes pi inlcd in lU'.ti. It is
;i lile-t nm-teily !;:. -mm- et LuthciV lelornia lelernia lelornia
lieli ::;r:ilii-l tl.e calumnies el the .Icslllt,
Mniuihitr;:. Tl.e v. u k U as i:uv :is it i-i valu-ulih-.aiul
is h.-M hy tin- dot ter in thcapprc thcapprc
eiatiei: it tn.c:-vcs At a iv;ruhu uieeliii'-T last
evening 1 itu-'. e-liy e llieehun h the lnllev.
m; ieMilutiiiu-4 el thank's te SI. sa; r .e:e
iiiiaiiinuiuiy adepte I -
Wiici-.i'.ah. .Mr. 1). M. swan- ha-v ry K-uei-esisly
pie-enled In the e uiicaiini we lepie
sent, ler lh?u-eel IH ii-,teis tei ever, a copy
tit th" rare aiitl v.diiahle work el" V. L. en
tU'ek-eiiderll, entitled "Histtuia Lutheiaii
isini," in -J tolie veluiiii's punted in U'M, a
work el uiet cMr.ierdiiiai v learning and e
collence that cannot hut gieatly heiielit lieth
our liisler-" :ii.d people; lliereieit: he il
Itrt-elrctl, That w herchy tender our heart v
thanks Je the donor, and accept tlieilteu Hie
coiulilien ieciliel. lliut il slm I lie pn served
in Ihe p:il--nu;t!;e ler the ue et the prt LllL
pastors ami their successors teievcr.
Ileti!ciit. Thata copy tit these ieoIulien--.
signed h our pic-.iilent and secretary, with
thef-calet the church attached, he duly pit!
seated te Mr. Swair.
Amusements.
' -'- .?.' TliiJ is the name el a ptay te 1 e
ivcii in Kill ten epeia lieu-c en Thnisday
evening by Jliilu-ii '(;iadvV iiativi- irfli
cenilaiiy. The piece i-adveili-cd -is a a laith
t til rcprt -cnialien et the coi-ilitient.f ntlaiis in
Ireland today.
' JfiiMiuii'x W.nV. J.i i'riday evening
Hyde & I'.elmi in'-, enip.uiy will appcii' at
Kiilteu eper.i house in:i perlermam-e th tl ha-,
the following oeiiiiecndalioii ii-eui such a re
liable new .-paper as the Philadelphia -Vh7i
Amerintii: "It id net tee elten thai w- see se
man J- really j;oed inelean perrnrmi'i-s together
a- Chailey lleetl, Harry and Jehn Kcr.iell.
Nlh-s and Lvan", ami elher-i nearly as well
known; and in dlccling this combination
Mc-i'A lljde ,V Ilehiuan Ii.im- th.ne eonidci eenidci
able toward elevating tin; tone et vaiielycn
Ifitaiiniieius. In the olio, Mr. .lehu 1.. llen
shaw and Mii May Tciiltrrcck, in the tnivesly
en til led Peeeptien,' were received w'ithth
elded laver. The s))eciallics or Mr. Charlts
llccd pailieularly Ids reuditiea of ' K.ihy's
(jet a Teeth' was exceedingly clever, while
a triple eneeic vkh given Chailes and Can ic.
Moere ler their really linished skateriul act.
Nilrs and Kvans in their sketch pointed out
tliea'.vantagedaeeru ng tretii uawpipjr ad
vertising, and wtiu a th served recall. Alter
the Kernells ami lliyai. and Ileey had fin.
ished their respective ac-;-, the audience weie
pcrmltUd te wit no the haps and uiUhaps at
tendant en Muhloen's Vicnic,' and that they
were satislled was attested by the. nattering
manner in which thcceinedy was received."
Hl'IiViAJ. nOfJVKS.
An old lady wilted us-; "I am in jcar.s old
and wits lechleand nervous all the time, when
1 bought a -bottle of I'arker'.s Uingcr Tonic.
1 have used little mere than one bottle and
leel as well as at ai." See ether column.
nl-lindoed&weow
"What every nnu says inu-l be true." thai
' Ur. Sellers' Cough Syrup" has no etjual ler
coughs and cehls. Try il. l'iiee"." cents.
nl-lmdA.w
l:el liiiKK, ICuaclK-N.
Kat-J, mice, ants, Hies, vermin, mosquitoes
insectn, c, cleared out hy " Kough en ltats."
ISc. boxes at druggists.
An Kntire Succcnh.
It ha-j been proved liytlia most reliable tes
timony that Themas' Kcleetric Oil is an entire
success in curing the me-t inveterate ca-es of
rheiimati-in, ncnralgia, lame back, and
wounds el every description. Fer salt-at Jl.
IS. Cochran's tlruff store, 1:17 North Queen
st reet, Lancaster.
"The doctors sain inv wne hatl consunip censunip consunip
ien. Trietl 'Lintlscy's "itloetl Searcher,' and
-he has better health than ever." U. II. Ilnb
hartl, Hampden, Ohie. nl limhtw
Till: FAtc.llKKS MCIKNO.
J)r. Itaihcr's Uetl Iloise Powders are the best
in the market. They are oet a mere teod made
el Inert and elicit) materials, but a veritable
Medicine. They contain tour limes thestrcngth
el" ordinary heist! and cattle powders, and will
cure and tat ten stock in one-fourth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive organs and
secretions, and may be palely relied upon ler
tlie cure or coughs, colds, distemper, glanders
ami all tli-cascs or horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity ami quality et" milk in cows anil keep
all kinds el stock in a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere at 20c. per pack, C ler $1 ; large
NalerV:ililili! i:-.tl "State.
Attention is called te Ihe sale of Jehn S.
Gable's i cal estate at. tin- tV.dweU lieusu
thiseveiiing. The si sideline and store tin
North Queen slit-eland a let at. the cor
ner of 'c.-.t Chestnut and Charlette
sttccts are the most eligible of their
kind in I he city.
size 40c, or 3 ler $1. Sold In Lancaster at
Cochran's lru;j Stoic, Inland 1X1 North Queen
streets. aug2-lydeedftwl
The yeur.g manor woman wnemust forsake
s,ecity because et mortifying freckles, tan,
tetter, pimples, and itching exoriatiens or the
face, should u-e some et !r. Jlcnsen's Skin
Cure Il clean-.es the scalp and is geed for the
toilet.
t.ole II. 15. Ceenraii's mug store, 117 North
Queen street, ter ilrt. Vfewcn'i AVic Na
tional li;c. for brijjhlncss and durability et
eo!er,:irc uni'.pia'.cd. Celer trem 2 te .1 pounds.
Dirt.cliens in KuglUh ami German. 1'iiee. 15
cents.
eariy a Miracle.
L. A-enith Hall, liingliatnpten, S. Y. write-:
Isuire.red ter .several months lth u dull
pain through the elt lung an.', .-benkters. I
lest inv siiirits, appetite ami color, and could
with ifinicultr keep ut) all dav. My mother
piec-uicil sonic Uunleck ISloed Ultteis ; I took
t hem us directed, artd have felt no pain since
lli-t neck alter using them, and am new quit-)
well." Pi ice l. Fer sale at II. 15. Cechnin'u
ding stoic, is; North Queen sticet, Lancaster.
The Last Dese
Said a suleirer from kitlncy troubles when
a-ked te try Kidney-Wert. "I'll try It but it
w ill be my last dose." The man get well, and
is new recommending the remedy te all.
Wl.cn derangement of the stomach acts upon
the kidneys anil liver bringing 'dNct-e and
pain, Kidney-Wert is the true remedy. It remove-,
the cause and cures the disease. Liquid
(very concentrated) or dry act equally etti
eiently. Am. Cultiraler. n7-lwtl&w
A CJoed AiikeI'x Visit A Tale el "Kea
tlalis."
lllunche called en Kale, one pleasant day,
and leiintl her sail and sighing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, new scarce could keep
lrnni crying; ter, "eh," she said, "'tis a tll--gr.tcc
te -ce with scrofula, my taee se badly
marred !" then said her friend, " Uesadalis will
your tifiiiblt-scuil." Itlanche pallet I en Kate
iielhertlay anil found her once mere blithe
and gay, her face as radiant, skin as lair, as
any maiden's anywhere. Fer skin diseases
ami impure bleed, there's nothing in the
wniltl -ogeod as Ue-adalis, It drives away all
skin ili-.er.lcrs, humor, nay, it tones the sys
tem, cuies your ills and banishes all doctor's
hills: Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stoic, i:;7 ami i:;j North Queen street.
I.V.10-lydeed&w:t
-s-hln lli.eahc " Cured ly llr. Swajne's
Ointment.
What is niere distressing than an obstinate
-kin disease, and why persons should suffer a
-ingle hour when they have a sine cure in
"Suayne's Ointment " is past our couipichci.--ieii.
Tin- worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, tir tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wendcrlul all-healing quali
ties, rimples en the lace anil blotches en the
skin are lemeved by u-ing this healing oint
ment. Perfectly safe anil haiin!e-s, even en
the most tender 'infant. Itching riles -Symp
toms ate moisture, intense itching, partieu
lailyat night after getting warm In bed;
ether parts arc sometimes affected. Swayne's
lintmciit pleasant, sinecure. Dr. Swayne &
Sen, .VI North Seventh street, I'hiladelphia.
l'a., I.i whom all lctteis should be addressed,
-old bv all prominent druggi-t-S.
ectl-T.Th&F&w
A l eugli, Cobl or Sele 'l'lireat sheulil no
slejiptd. Neglect frequently results In an In
curable Lung Dl-eas" or Consumption.
Ihe.Mi'i orenchial Troches tin net disorder
the -teniach like cough syrups and balsams,
li'it act direcllyeu the inlliimed parts, allaying
h .11.11:011, give icliet iii Asihiua. llrnnchiat
Coughs, Cntnrih, and the 'i'hreal Tumbles
v. hicli stingers and Public-Speakers are subject
te l-ei- thirty years llrewn's Krenchial
Ti-cn lies hat! been leeenimeinled hy physi
cians, uiul ul v. ays give nerleet .satlstactien.
I!a ing been tested by wide and constant use
ler nearly an entile generation, they have at
tained v.ell-mt-iiti-d rank among the tew staple
leineiiie-. et the a.e. Sold at i" cents a box
i-n-Httlii-ii-. uiS-lvtlTTh.vSAlVW
III.NKVS CAUltOLIC SAI.VK.
This best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, -alt rheum, tetler.chapped hands,
chilblains, corns ami all kinds et skin eruption-,
lu-ckli's ami pimple-. The salve is
guaranteed te give perlect satlstactien in
c cry iiiv or money reluiidcd. lie sure you
gel Henry's Caibelie Salve, as all ethers arc
hut Imitations and counterfeits. rriccSccnL".
sold in l.aiieasler at Cochran's Drugstore,
i::7and I.-..I North Queen street.
MAi:niA:i:s.
M itii.-Siiii'.K. On the Sill el" November,
l.sSI, at Martin .V, Kudv's Leepard hotel, bv the
Rev. W. T. Gerhard, IMvitl Martin, et Caernar Caernar
eu, te Mis- Sue shirk, el East Earl.
Lui-cvKii-llrcicWALTU:. On tlieSlhet Novem
ber, lssi, i,v the Rev. V.. T. Gerhard, at his
icsidencc,"Ne. :!1 East Orange street, Mr. Jehn
R. I.elcver, et East Lampeter, te Miss Luutte
It. Ruck waller, of Paradise township, ltd
liu.i.ieii FiMii.lt. 011 November S, ISrfl, at
M..leseph'schureii,bv Rev. Leuis Gietemcyer,
Mai tin liillieh, te Johanna Finger, both el
this city.
J)JCA TIIS.
llAi.i:. In the village et Rohrersletvn, en No
vember Sth, I'M!, Jacob llaer, in the Tilth year
el his age.
His relatives and triciuls are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral, Irem his late
resident e, en Friday morning at 'J o'clock.
Funeral .-et vices at Ihe Mcnr.enitc meeting
1 eui, Rtjliivrstewn, at 1 o'clock. nS-Sttl
Hi-siex. !n the borough el Marietta, en
Nev. T, 1SS1, Dr. Jehn Husten, in tlieii.Mli year
el his age.
Funeral Irem his late residence at i o'clock,
tin Thursday alternoen, Nev. lOtli. ltd'
Aikkn. At K Inzer's, Lancaster county. Pa.,
Neeiiiberi;,lSM. Jeseph Aiken.
His relatives and Irlends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral, Irem his late resi
dence, en Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
DiMOMi. On the Tib et' November, lssl, at
the Lancaster county hospital, Jehn Dimentl,
in the (dill ear of InV age.
His relatives and friends are rcupecllully in
viled te atteatl the funeral, from the under
taking tstablislmieiit et" L. It. Rete, Kiiand 104
Seuth Queen sticet. en Wednesday morning
at S o'clock. High Mass at St. Mary's church.
Interment at St. Mary's cemetery. ltd
FitAMJUK. In this city, en November T,
Issi. l'.uk S son etthe late Themas C. and
Mary A. Franklin, in thesth year el his age
Funeral id-vices tills (Tuesday) evening ut
Hi o'clock at his mother's resilience, 211 East
Chestnut street. Interment at Philadelphia
en Wednesday morning. ltd5
Mkizeck. In this city, en November 8, ISSI,
Henry Metger, In the 7:ld year et his age.
His relatives anil triends arc respectfully in
vited te attentl the funeral, from his late
residence. Ne. i: West German street, en Frl
day alternoen at I! o'clock. nS-3td
1'OLITICAL.
Democratic State Ticket.
STATU TREASURER.
ORANGE NOULE, Eric.
Democratic County Ticket.
r.UERirr.
GEO. W. BROWN (Painter), 1st Ward, Cily
VI'.OTHOSOTAKV.
JOHN" II. DkIIAVEN, Caernarvon.
REtllSTKK.
E. P. AMISLER, Hruniere.
COUNTY TREASL'KICU.
PETER McCONOMY, 5th Ward, City.
C-I.E11K OP CJUAItTEn SESSIOSS,
REAREKH, Hart.
CLERK OP ORPHANS' COURT.
PETER RtERICH. Sth Ward, City.
1-R1SOX KKKrKR.
ISAAC HULL, Earl.
COUNTY COMMISSIOSl-.lt.
M. HILDEURANT, Mount Jey.
CORONER.
HENRY M. GElTER,4th Ward, City.
niRECTOUS OP THE POOR.
PHILIP WALL, .Mil Ward, City,
AI1RAM SIDES, West Lampeter.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
LEMUEL W1EST, West Cocaliee.
SOL 7.E MER, Northwestern.
AUDITOR.
JOHN L. LIGI1TNER Lcacnck.
A'A'ir AnrjimisuMWis
HOIISK FOK SALK. A TWO-STOB
brick tlwelling lieusc ami back building,
with water and gas, and newly papered
throughout. Terms eisy : apply at
JOHN H1EMENS Shee Stere,
ns-tltl Ne. 51 North Queen street.
TVVIOEND NOTICE.
U v
'aumkrs' National Bank or Lancaster, )
nuvemuer i, 1531. )
The Heard of Directors have this day de
clared a dividend of five and one-hall per
cent, ter the last six: months, payable en de
mand. EDW. 11. 11ROWN.
n8-Std Cashier.
JfcW AND SECOND-HAND
PIANOS AND 0BUA2TS,
at great bargains.
JUSTUS STUCKEXIIOLTZ.
o29tejaul,Si,K Fulton Hall, Lancaster, l'a.
OltrilANS' COURT SALi: OF VALUABLK
Citv Property en SATUKDAY EVEN
ING, NOVEMISEIf; 12, 1SS1. at y. o'clock at the
public lieti-c or Victeria Diehl, en High street,
111 the city et Lancaster, the undersigned, in
pursuance et an order et the Orphani Ceurl
of Laecastcr county, will expose aV public
sale the lollewing valuable real estate, late or
Johanna Kberly. deceased : All that certain
two story FKAME DWELLING HOUSE, with
two-s;ery frame back building attached, geed
well of water, fruit trees, teie.'ier with ether
impieveincnts and let thereto belonging, sit
uated en the wis. sitle of High street, in said
city. Ne. 731, fronting en High street, afore
said. 35 l'ect. ami extending in depth of that
width 215 feet te La'avctte street, adjoining
properties et Valentine Kir-h ami Jehn
llehrer.
Attendance at the sale will be given and
terms matte known by
CATHERINE HEFELE.
Executrix et Johanna Eberly dee'd.
It. F. Rows, Auct. ect2' co tts.t
1
?L"LTON OPJJKA HOUSU.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1881,
-OXE NIGHT ONLY.-S9
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
HYDE & BEHMAN'S
COMEDY COMPANY
is
rin: 1 cxxest of a i.l cem:jti:s
Miiuioeti':; picnic
READ THE LIST OF STARS.
uAiiiiv JKBRNELLS.!
IOIIN
CHARLIE IlKED,
NTLES& EVANS,
BRYANT A IIOEV,
MISS KITTY O'NEIL,
niARi.ns MOORES cla ra
JeiiN-HEXSHAW & TENP.ROECK.-MAf
MISS JENNIE SATTKRLEE, LITTLE ROSK-
lli; I), Mb' LDOON & MU LCA 11 K .
LOU C. LINGARI),
The latneus Donkey, .leny.
ONE NIGHT ONLY NOVEMRER II.
pricks :;;, r.eniui 7r. i;is.
RESERVED SEATS 7." Cts.
On sale at the Opera Heuse Otliec. n7 5td
1 hLPPLKIIlENT TO AN (HCUl.VANuK
A. establishing a Ihiar.l of Health and Regu
lations ler the government of the same :
He it cnac'cd by the select and common
councils et the citv et Lancaster, and il is
hereby enacted by authority et the saint-.
Section 1. That in addition te the require
ments under lliu act of General Assembly et
Hie Common wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled
'An Act Relating te Registration of Hit tin
and Marriages by Jteauls el" Health wherever
established hy law in the cities of this Com Cem Com
menwealth,"it is hereby ordained that when
any person shall die in the city el Lancaster it
shall be the duty et the physician who attend
ed timing his or her last illne-s, or et the cor
oner when the case comes under his jurisdic
tion, te make a faithful retui 11 et the .-auieat
the expiration et" every three months te the
secretary et the Heard of Health, in manner
ami form as is provided in the said act of As
sembly in case et marriages and births, selling
lerth in said ictiirn, as tar as the same can be
ascertained, the name, age, se.v. color, nation
ality, tlateaml ciu-c of death el'the deceased
pel son.
Ski:. a. Any person who shall neglect te obey
th ! previsions of the first section et this onh enh
naiict! shall terlcit and pay thesum et ten dol
lars, for each and every offense, te the secre
tary of the Heard et Health, which sum shall
be recovered antl be for the uses pre-cribed in
the act establishing a Heard el Health ter the
city of Lancaster.
Ordained ami enacted iutea law, 111 the city
et Lancaster, November 2, 1SS1.
JOHN LE F.RGOOD,
President Common Council.
1 1 ERBEKT J OU NSTON,
Clerk nl Common Council.
RORERT A. i:ANS,
President Select Council.
J. K. lUitlt.
Clcikel Select Council
Approved November:!, ISsi.
.IXO. T. MacGO.MGLK,
nev7-:td Majer.
AN OKD1NANCK FOR TI1K PURPOSE
et obtaining the its-ent et the electors el"
the city et Lancaster te the incrca-e-et the in
debtedness of said city, for the improvement
et the Water Works and the laying et new
distributing mains.
Section I. He il ordained by select and Com
mon Councils el the City e't Lane.i-ter. that
ler the purpose el increasing the capacity et
the Water Works by putting up an atltlitienal
pump antl laying additional distributing
mains, the iiitlc'btedness et the City id Lancas
ter be increased in the sum of sixty seven
thousand dollars ($r.7,WKi).
Sec. -J. That for the puipe-e of obtaining the
assent et the electors of said city ter siit-li in
crease et indebtedness, an election shall be
hehl at the places au.l between the hours of
holding the municipal elections in said city
en the third Tuesday or February. ISSi
Sec. .". That the mayor of the said cily shall
give thirty days' notice, by weekly advertise
ments in the Lancaster Kxnminvr, Imin.m-eem-ei:
and New Krtt, of the time and places el
holding such election ; and such said notice
shall also contain such matters as may he re
quired hy an act puscd the 2Ulh day et Api il,
1S7L
Ordained and enacted into a law at Ihe ciiy
et Lancaster, en NOVEM HER .', ISSI.
JOHN LEVERGOOD,
President Common Council.
Heri-.kut Johnsten,
Clerk of Common Council.
RORERT A. EVANS,
President .Select Council.
J. K, Haur.
Clerk et Select Council.
Approved NOVEMRER3, lksl.
JXO. T. Mai-GOX:GLE,
liT-Mttl Mayer.
J-'OK SAI.K.
PUIH.IC SALE, ON WEDNESDAY. NOV.
'.1, ISSI, a large let or Hou-eheld and Kitchen
Furniture belonging te several estates sent
here te be closed out at auction, at Xes. H-ir-l
North Queen street.
Sale te commence at 10 o'clock, shai p
llSStil 1 1 EH j A. FL1.NN.
1)Ui;l.IC SALK F CITV ritOI'KKTV,
Helnngsng te the estate et" Leah Sener,
tlcceased.
On FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMRER 11,
1881, at Coepci's Hetel, en West King street,
Lancaster, Pa. (Chas. D. Tripple, proprietor),
will be sold that Two-S.erv HRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and let be'eiigiii'.' thereto, situ
ated en the se.Uhwest corner e" West Orange
and North Water streets, Lanc.is.er, Pa., con
talntng S rooms and hall 'i rooms en first
fleer. 3 en second and '2 en finished attic gas,
het anil cold wate-, bath, hydrant in yard.
Let fronts 1! feet and I inches en Orangestreet
and extends seut'iwa l along Water street 7.1
feet and 5 inches, te a :!-oel alley. .
This property is very centrally and conve
niently located.
Parties wishing te view thepiepeity can de
se by calling en the. premises or tin; under
signed. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111., when
terms and conditions will be math- known by
HAUSMAN HURNS,
Real Estate Agents,
Sam'i. Hess, id rt'est Orange street.
Auctieneccr. n4-7tilR
PUBLIC SALK OF VALUABLE CITY
Prepcty, On FRIDAY, NOVEMRER II,
1881, will he sold at public sale at the Fountain
Inn, Seuth Queen street, a let et ground (-Hunted
en the south side et" Lew street, at the
southeast corner or Lew ami Christian streets,
fronting en Lew street li" rcct, mere or less,
and along Christian street tM7 reet, 1; inches,
mere or less.en which are erected two l'c sterv
frame DWELLING HOUSES, with goell wel'l
or water and a large let or fruit trees or vari
ous kinds, etc.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. 111., of said
day. when conditions will be made known by
the heirs et Daniel Fordney. deceased.
HENRY SHUHERT,
nev3,5.8,9,10,ll . Auctioneer
170 U SLK UK KENT. A 1TARM OF fiS
. Acres near this city. Applv te
ISRAEL CARPENTER,
n7,!,Hltw fil North Duke street.
'PUBLIC SALE Of LKAT TOBACCO.
There will be for sale about
2,000 lbs. of Geed Leaf Tobacco,
At Ne. 725 East Orange street, at S o'clock p.
nn.'en WEDNESDAY, NOVEMUER'J.
The Tcacce can be seen en the premises.
At the same time antl place flic Tobacco
Shed. 49 feet long, 20 feet wide and R ieet
high, will be sold, being the property of Gee.
If. Mowery, late et the city et Lancaster, de
ceased. Conditions et sale made known by
n35td MRS. ANN MOWERY, Widow.
lOK SALE.
Elegant BUILDING SITES In the western
suburbs et the city, and UUILtHNG LOTS at
all prices and In all parts et the city. Apply te
ALLAN A. IIERR A CO.,
Real Estate, Collection nntl Ins. Agents,
sept3-3md1 3 North Duke Street.
N
HEW AnVBXTlSEMXSIS.
E
OW. J. ZAHM.
Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner,
LAXCASTEJi, I'A.
The manufacturers of the different lines of goods embraced in our stock have been spec
ially fortunate this year in producing styles et unequalcd beauty, which it will be a pleasure
te us te s-hew te all who call. Onr s-eck"is lull in all departments
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, JJiamends, &c.
If you want te get up any SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT place jour order as early as possi
ble. In Solid Geld or Silver we can make. In our own factory, any article wanted, width en
ables us te give our customers advantage ia prices, net usually found in retail stores.
TUi!. AKUNDtX TINTED SPKCTACLfcS, for which we are the sole agents in Lancaster
county, -we believe are the best in the we-10. and we are satisned that with the aid et enr com
plete euttit of Test Lenses, wc can lit env c--es that need the aid of glasses.
Our facilities for FIRST-CLASS RElV-i :ING are complete in every department.
The very liberal share or trade we rave received in the past has encouraged 113 te piace in
our cases a'tiner and lartereteek than ever before, te which we cordially invite the attention
of all vhe desire te examina beautiful goods.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAinrK C011XEK,
ectiXhnilAwR
-
JillY UOOVS.
Mr
-.NS WEAK.
JIB'S WEAK.
CLOTHS,
CASS1MERES,
CLOTHING.
lapr k Brote,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
Have Full Line-, or
Men's Overcoats,
Bey s Overcoats,
Men's Dress Suits,
Men's Business Suits,
Bey's Dress Suits,
Bey's Scheel Suits,
Cleths, Cassimeres. Suitings and
Overceatings,
In Latest Styles anil Celers, In Large Assort
ment. MERINO UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY,
GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS
anil NECKWEAR, at thr
LOWEST 1-ltICCS.
EAGER Js BROTHER
4 NTICIPATING A UE.lVV
PALL TRADE
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Hare opened an immense line et
DRESS GOODS
SILKS, S A TINS,
PLUSHES, VEL VETS,
CLOAKS, 1IOLMAMS AND JACKETS,
In Ihe latest styles, neatly trimmed Willi rel-vt-t
pln-.li and passementerie. Sinj;le anil
Unable Shawls al rery low pricces.
NEW PALL COATINGS.
Ladies'. Gent's and Children's German, Eng
lish and American
HOSIERY AND UL0VE.S.
KID GLOVES a .specially. A lull line et
Fester's Patent Henk Knl Gloves.
1,kk dozen of Ladies', Gent's and ChihlienN
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
at prices that cannot he equaled.
LADIES' AND GENT'S SCARLET
UNDERWEAR.
G ENT'S
REGULAR MADE UNDERWEAR,
500 Pairs White and Colored Blankets.
In all sixes mid qualities, at prices which we
cannot duplicate.
NEW YORK STOKE,
8 & lO E. KING STREET.
1-l'AV CHEAT STOKE.
SHAWLS
METZGSR, BARD & HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORE.
r.l.ACK Till RET DOURLE SHAWLS.
RLAEK Til I RET SINCLE SHAWLS,
I'.LACK RLANKET DOUBLE SHAWLS,
BLACK BLANKET SINUI.K SHAWL.
BLACK AND RAY SHAWLS,
TARTAV PLAID SHAAVLS,
PLAIN COLOR l'L.UD SHAWLS,
SHOULDER SHAWLS,
SHAWLS FOR SCHOOL 01RLS.
Many of them bought at AUCTION
and te be sold CHEAP, at
Bal&
NKW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STREET,
Relween the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
Herse Hetel.
(Adler's Old Stand.)
jjwnijji.jta.
"VVK1CA CLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUGUSTUS RH0ADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 20 East Kins Street. Lancaster, l'a
rscpt28-3mdced
lAKl'ETS, &V.
3STEW CARPETS
40.000 YARDS.
New Designs, Beautifully Colored.
60 cents.
CO cents.
75 cents.
73 cents.
85 cents.
00 cents.
85 cents.;
90 cents.
91.00.
$1.00.
$1.10.:
$1.9).
IN(S RAINS
TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS
WILTOX AND
MOQUETTES,
OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIGNUMS.
I I
UOOD VALUE
- AT
ALL PRICES.
MATTINGS in Great Variety.
Handsomest shown for many years.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 Chestnut Street,
aMydeed2tWj PHILADELPHIA.
Bff. J. ZAIIM.
- . LANCASTER. TENN'A.
CLOTUISO.
Tj'ASHIONAKLE CLOTHING.
Chaste, behtlintr appiral marks one accus
tomed te geed society ami pesc-s-.-d et innate
ivtlucinent.
GOOD FITS,
GOOD MATERIAL,
GOOD WORK,
AT LOWEST PRICES,
AT
ONE PRICE HOUSE,
37 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Employing none hut Sl:illlul Cutters and
Tailors, we are t-eulidt-nl of pleasinj; the moil
fastidious.
As regarding the TRIMMING et enr cloth
ing we use only the he-it the market affords.
ONE.OF THE LATEST
IS THE
Freck,
Cutaway and
Chesterfield,
W1TJI WHOLE HACKS.
In England they are new popular and are
extensively worn in large ( ities in this coun
try, as they leek well they will piehahly grew
into popular laver in thK city. Madt Irem
goods et a decided figure they are desirable
garments, as the pattern is net marred by :ni
aliue-.t useless seam in the centre of the back.
Tin; absence of this seam has a pleasing eli'eet,
especially en close lining garments. We l-.ivt-tht-
illustrations et
FOUR DIFFERENT DEMONS
which 1 will exhibit in my window and c-.ui
new be -ceil in connection with a FULLY
EQUH'l'ED
We have a lull line et FINE
READY MADE
CLOTHING
- FOR-
Men's
Youth's, Beys'
droll's Wear.
ami fliil-
Which wc aic.sclluii'ut very low price.. Our
I assortment et
YOUNG MEN'S FANCY nACK
ULSTERETTES
Reversible Overcoats
ii the Most Complete mid Finest Assortment
ever before exhibited in thin city. An eam eam
inatieu et the above will cert-iiiily be te your
ad vantage.
AL ROSENSTEIN,
THE LEADER OF FASHION,
OPPOSITE the GRAPE HOTEL
USTEMCTA 1X31 hXTS.
TK. JOHN 1. lUlSlli.Ei: ASsI KIIS A
111. Hi illiant Concert at the
OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1081,
Under the auspices of the LANCASTER
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, in tin- ap
pearance of the
Carreno-Denaldi
0FE1MTIG CONCERT COMPANY.
TERESXA VAJtllKXO,
The ureat I'ianiste.
EMMA ItOXALDJ,
Italian l'rima-Denua.
' IETR O FEItllA XTI,
Kiiifr of Butles.
ROllERTO HTAXTIXI,
Operatic Tt-nor.
Accompanist, VAUT.O TOllIAXA.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. 35c. 50c. 75c
Reserved Seats at Yecker's Otliec, 75c.
This company bring their own WeberGrand
Piane. ni-Btil
ri'HE HRKAT 1IKAMAT1C nKASATION.
OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday Evening, Xevemlier 10, 1SS1.
The celcbralcd Irish Cmncdians,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O'Grady,
The most Natural, Refined and Versatile Irish
Artists en the stage, supported
hy their own
NATIVE IRISH COMPANY,
in the great Irish drama,
"EVICTION,"
As played witli cxtraerd inarv success in Eng
land, Ireland. Scotland antl Wales by the same
company. The drama represents In a true
and taitlilul manner, the shite of Ireland under
the cruel antl tyrannical Land System, antl has
been acknowledged by the Land League anil
the Irish Party in Parliament, te have been of
the greatest ussistnnce towards the caiwt; of
the Irish tenant farmers. Loek out ler the
REAL IRISH JAUNTING CAR.
GALLERY. 25c.
SPECIAL PRICES: ADMISSION, 35c.
RESERVED, 50c
At Yecker's etliec, 50c.
n5-ft
"1AVEKNS OF LUKAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LURAY, PAGE .COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
About one mile from the passenger depot et
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, are new
brilliantly Illuminated with the Elixtiuc
Light.
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully furnished for
the accommodation Ot visitors te the Caverns
is open for the reception of guests.
A CAPACIOUS RESTAURANT eilers un
usual facilities te large anil small excursion
parties. eetv'O-lnidA'
E
il. IBHBHn
Tailor ii Dejiiiiieiil
TIIO EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. 8, 1881.
WKATUGR INDICATIONS.'
Washington, D. C, Nev. 8. Fer the
Middle states light rains followed by part
ly cloudy weather, southeast and south
west winds, falling barometer, and no
chauge in temperature.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Slashius and Trntllue all Around.
Philadelphia, Xev. 8. A liuht vote
is bciti polled this merniug in the dis
tricts heard from, and the balloting is se
mixed that the usual predictions are net
ventured upon. The independent candi
dacy of Mr. Wolfe for the office of treas
urer is attracting much attention in the
Fifteenth, Twenty-second, Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-ninth wards, but in the
greater part or the city considerable
apathy is shown in that particular. The
warmth of the struggle here centres in the
office of city commissioner, and the trad
ing of candidates is actively carried en.
In Republican wards many Democratic
vets arc secured te Daily, the Republican
candidate ier state treasurer, iu exchange
for votes for Ilaggarty and McManemin
Democratic candidate for city commis
sioners, but there are strong hopes for the
success of Carsen and Krurabhaar, the in
dependent candidates for the last named
offices. The icpreseutatives of the com
mittee of one hundred are supplied with
both the Republican and Democratic
tickets for state" treasurer and recorder of
deed, but the names of Carsen and Krutub
haar arc appended te each. In the past
the pelice have collected returns at 10 a.
in., and 2 p. in., but Mayer King has de
cided te abolish the custom. The police
will, however, collect them te -nigh!,.
Onlet Day In lfaltliuere.
P.ai.t'e, Nev. 8. The election is pro
cessing very tptictly in the oily te-day,
and with less interest than usual. The
day is inclement, fe:and heavy mist pre
vailing. ISvpiibtlcms Carry Austin.
AisriN, Tex., Nev. 8. The Republi
cans have elected Mr. Tayler mayor by
150 majeiity.
Apathy lu Albany.
Alranv, Xtv. 8. The election here is
very quiet. It is expected the usual Demo
cratic majority of liftccn hundred in this
city will lie cut down from lack of interest
in the contest.
llcaxy Vetini; la Acw Jersey.
Iii:iiBnk, Nev. 8. The election in
the county is progressing quietly and earn
est ly. An immense vete will be polled,
probably larger than at the last presiden
tial election.
Jersey City, Oct. 8. The election is
progressing very quietly, indicating a
light vote. In the Third Assembly dis
trict, where the anti-monopoly party is
making its principal e libit, the light is
very sharp.
OUi: GKK.UAN GUKSl'S.
Ven Steuben's Descendant at the Ulrth Ulrth
I'ltice et Auicilc.in Independence.
PiiiLvDi'.i.i-iiiA, Nev. 8. Representa
tives of the Ven Steuben fam
ily :n lived from New Yerk at one
o'clock and were escorted te the
mayor's etliec by the First regiment.
Upen reaching the mayor's office they
were introduced te Mayer King by Mr.
Walker Ill.iiiu-, assistant sccietary of state.
An address of welcome was read by his
honor, te which Cel. Ven Steuben replied,
cxpicsMng thanks for the hospitality
shown him. After an exchange of greet
ings the party were taken te Independence
hall, where addresses were made by Cen
sul Mycr, Cel. Ven Steuben audjetliers.
DEATH ON HHlfltOAKD.
A Seaiiuin Falls from the Rigging anil is
Drowned.
Nr.w Yerk, Nev. 8, The ship Hamil
ton Fish, from Antwerp, reports that she
enceuuutercd violent gales en the passage
during which she sustained considerable
damage,aiulsliippcd a great deal of water.
(Jee. Metts, seaman, of Philadelphia, fell
oil' the fore topsail yard while furling the
upper fore topsails, striking the fere rig
gin; in falling, covering the rail with
bleed, and then fell overboard, could net
render him any assistance, as the wind was
blowing a hard gale and it was very dark
and rain'iii''.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS LOSS.
1 be Di-striirtlen Wrought by the Western
i loetls
St. Ler is, Nev. 8. A Quincy, Ills,
special saj's the water is rccesding very
slowly. All the open country lying be
tween the north cud of the Sny levee and
south of Quincy is te be Icvccd as seen as
work can he commenced, and the damaged
levees arc te be repaired.
The following are believed te be accu
rate estimates of the damage done by the
iloe.l : Entite losses in the Warsaw drain.
age district, ijuOO.OOO ; in the Indian
(.trove district, 750,000 : iu the Sny Island
district, $1,000,000; ou' Quincy Hay and
in the city 8e0,000 ; in and about Alcxan
dtia, Me., $250,000 ;te the Keokuk & St.
Leuis railroad $100,000 ; te all ether rail
roads, 60,000 ; te open lands north of Sny
Levee and immediately south of tbui city
$150,000 making a total of $3,000,000.
The full extent of the less can only be
gauged when the river has ictnrued te
te its hanks.
Impending Strike In English 1'etterles-
IIanley, England, Nev. 8. Various
towns of the StatTordshire potteries are en
the eve of a gigantic strike. The whole of
the men connected with the Operatives' as
sociation have resolved te cease work en
Thursday, unless an advance of wages is
gi anted. The strike will affect 50,000 em
ployees. At a meeting yesterday the em
ployers pledged themselves te refuse an
advance.
Yellow lever In Senegal.
Londen, Nev. 8 According te advices
from Benny, Western Africa, yellow
fever has caused terrible havoc in Senegal.
Jail Breaker Shet anil Killed.
Louisville, Ky., Nev. 8. Jehn Craw
ford, while endeavoring te escape from the
Indiana state prison, was shot and killed
by a guard.
Fire In a lloundheuse.
Cincinnati, Nev. 8 A fire in the
roundhouse of the Louisville, Cincinnati
& Lexington railroad at Covington this
morning indicted probably $10,000 dam
age. Women's Sult'rage Defeated.
San Francisce, Nev. 8. The Legisla
tive Council of Washington Territory yes
terday defeated the women's suffrage bill
by a vote of 5 te 7.
Freight Wreck.
Bosten, Nev. 8 A freight train going
west en the New Yerk & New England
read te-day ran into another freight traiu
at Hyde Park,causing a damage of $6,000.
Suicide et a Chines Student. Tl
Cincinnati, Nev. 8. A special te the
Times and Slar states that William New
Kim, known as Ahkim, a Chinese mission
ary student at Marietta, committed sui.
cide by chloral or chloroform last night,
from disappointment in a love affair with
a servant girl in this city.
A Hung jnry.
Philadelphia, Nev. 8 The jury in
the Miller trial after being out since Satur
day, repotted te-day that tbey were un
able te agree. The judge sent them back
te the jury room.
Xatal Altercation.
Chicago, Nev. S. In an altercation
this morning between two bargemen,
Themas Floed and Chailes JIcAllistcr,
the latter was struck en the heal with an
axe, leceiviug fatal injuries.
Brewster Speaks tn me Star Reute Cases.
Washington, Nev. e. In the star route
cases te-day Mr. Brewster, of Pennsylva
nia, addressed the court.
Lclrey Fount! Guilty.
Maidstone, Nev. 8. Arthur Lefrev
was found guilty te-day and sentenced to te
be hanged. He protested his innocence
MAJCKETS.
I'miaiielphta Market.
Pbiladxlpbia. November s.fc'lenr slug
gish; Snpcrflne at l tegt ;.-,- Jxtri
at 5 0035 50 : Ohie anil lmtianiu faiuliv
7 00Q7 5e ; Pennsylvania tamliv ill zu'ri
0 75 : SL Leufs de $7 50SS U ; Minnesei
Extra at $7-2307.V: tin straight at $7 Ser 7.-. -
..aiiiui lull-in 1. ?$: ... ; spmig lt $3 :
S ..
Kye flour at $5 fUJifft:.
Wheat dull and weak : Dtl. ami IViiir.i
Led, JlSSiBia: no Amber $1 .?! :n.
Cern dull.
Oats dull.
Rye dull.
Previsions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter Choice wantfd : ether grades dull
Creamery extra Pennsylvania at STtfasv
H cstern at 35.",7e.
Eggs tinner en -tauity : lVnn'a, .uvc.ih-
eatern, tSfS-j-ic.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull; rciiucd. 7' c.
Whisky ntstn
,, !-l00,, te lwluie Clever dull
9K; Haxsecd tlnnatfl f. hid.
at It
Grata antl l'ruviitieu liiutalleii..
One o'clock ttuolallens et grain und iirevi-.
Ions, furnished by s. K. Ynn.lt. Breker r.
East King street.
Cliiragu.
Wheat Cern Oafs Pink i.:lr,
Nev.... l.-J7'-i $ ..Vs $.liV, .... ,i.;-
Dec.... l.-JS .XVH .1;; ,-,-, n,,
'an i.-.w; ..vi .:.; i;.,.,; tt (
I'liiliiilriplil:!.
Nev... i.at .w.: .Wi ....
Dee..... i.ti?4 .t;7'j ..Wj .... .
'an Li:!;-, .nt.'u .51
3tnc si.trKOT.
New Yerk, Philadelphia ami Lecal SI.-..-!i
ai-sti uiiiitu siatfs i;,.ii,:s ivpt.i-tit.l tlailv
.lACOtt 15. LOMJ. N. E. '.!- tVllli SeiDH-f
NiwViiKKSTeties.
Market ele-.t-.l.
l-
Nev. S.
v. m. r u
A. II.
Ill-Ill
PlIlLADKLPUlA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania It. It..
Keadinp
Lehigh Valley
Leliigh Navigation
Buffalo. Pitts. & Western..
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Preferred
Hestenvlllc
Philadelphia & Erie It. IC.
Iowa tin I eh Miniii-r
DMiTxn Status Benus.
United Slate-, i per cents.
1. Jl ' 14
'Ik
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Bli
lii;
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.hi. '
rt
iV
WIS.
1:1X1
l'lillailelphla Vatile Jai kel.
Monday, Nev. 7. The arrivals of calile it
the various Philadelphia yards were ter tin
week: Cattle, l.r.tM head ; sheep, lo.eou M.: .
hogs, 5,1,01 head. Previous wt-ekCattlf foil
head; sheep, Il.limi brad; heys, r,,in Ma,i '
Beer Cuttle Market fairly active. as the't-oel
weather made a better demand ler mi-it and
prices were 11 rm. except for eoiumen s'teck
whlch was a fraction lower.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, iys;7c ; lioed, Wiftffiv
vAai'4c ' Common, si-Mp le.
Medium,
flit ion cew.s were enlv laii
SI.
ilyaetii.'ut $,M.xa
.Sheep Market active, as t hi- supply was of a
better quality ami the receipts were J.UiW head
less than hist week, ml prices wen: from i-tftv
c. higher 011 all grades except common
which were as low as ever, t.'ued lamlM were
acarce ami wanted, while calves weie taken at
geed rates.
We quote as follews:
Extra, !f$c: kecmI, 4U:r.e; medium
(iV,ie; Common j;.yA:iKe: Western 1uiiiIih,::13
7e: Calves, milch, llfjsc; de., Western, :iftii?,r
Hogs were active ami in tair ilem.iml We
quote geed nt U!Uc ; medium at M1 ?rf,'n- -common
at (lSc. " '
sales or iiKKViu at Tin: wear
STOCK VLIIIM.
l-lir.IIKLI-.v
Martin Fuller .t Ce.
SXilVAc.
2.VI Colerado :tml Trvi-,
Iteger May ne, SiO a., ::v.Sfi-,.
A. A J. Christy, -.10 West VaT. 4'ift(;.'i-
E. S. A B. F. MeKilJen. !( West Va. ,Wi;"i'
Jehn McAnlle.::iO Western, fii7r. ' "
Daniel Murphy, !.'! Westi-rii'aml W. Vi
Owen Smith, 72 Went V.i.. acel. Vaninctr.- &
Chamlcrs : H7tle, ace-t. ;. w. Ki-yuehN
M. llliiian, SS (lhit, own accniiiit. refill' i ,t
West Pa., :ieceunt er.lanics'WFillr.
'c; eWest Va.. account i,i
Lehman Bres, tfji ; -J7 Kentucky,
account or l. .Sciiseni"-, afi.1
ShambuiiC A Paul. 11 Western and West Va
II. Chain, jr., .'; Western Pa.. liif?."7H'c; si We,t
Va.. acct. II. Woeilfttnl. l".s.V"t
L. Hern, m West Va.::?l,'.e. " '
L Schnmberg ft Ce., Siw West Va.amt Weslern
Lewcnstcln ft Adlcr, a5 West Va. and Pcnn'a
Bachman ft Levi, 1 lit W. Va.. nw.f.
M. Levi, ISO W. Va. WtfWAc.
Daniel Smyth ft Bre , Uli West l'a., laiAic
Dennis Smyth, se West Va.:unl Ohie ::.;
.-Kc,
James Cleiusen 14 Viiginla, acei. II. Wood Weed
lord. ; IS West l'a.. acel. Jus
tice liiii!i,-ifii;Me.
Jamc-.s Eustace. 54 West Va., :!."ie.
F. Shcctz, lt" Western anil West" Va., I1H 5'e
AlieU.stheim,.!."Kuvetti: ee., 4'i(i:, e. "
Cyrns Millcr,l Pa.. AYfiytq:. "
James Aull.tiTt Western. 'lfflr.';0:
P. Hatiiaway, :) Pa., 4JJQ4e.
II. Chain, 40 Wet Va., :i'4 ic.
J. F. Sadler A Ce., 3d Western, l,ijr.Ji
DUKSSEK MKAT.S.
Dressed Beeves closed firm at7'.ie.
HALES LAST WKKK.
The-. Bradley, 1 head tit 7w!le.
W. II. Brown lae de. at 'il'.'ikc.
C. S. Dengler, 7'.ttle. at 74.!)c!
A. A. Boswell i:il t!e. at7fSe.
J. F. I.ewdcn a iie at liisc.
D. M. Harlan, SO.de. at 7Ue.
Dressed sheep were active ami firmly held
Samuel Stewart .-ild Cuehcadal ?($$'', and"
125 ".cad dressed lambs at 9j3Klc.
1 1A1LEV, HANKS & BIDDLE.-
TO THOSE
Who cannot visit our store,
we will send, en request.
Goods for Examination.
Thus affording them the op
portunity of purchasing en
exactly the terms and with
all the advantages enjoyed
by theso who come in
person.
Such a stock of Fine
FOREIGN
FANCY
GOODS
aa we new have, has never
been seen befere.
BAILEY.
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
TWELFTH & CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA,