LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12, ttrdi.
r
MEATUS.
Wekkma:.. At PetersViig, Xev. 10. p.m.,
Km'l K. Wei kman. son el Jehn and Matilda
Wei kuiaii, in liis 37lh year.
The i datives ami friends ei the family are
r.-spcettiilly invited te attend the funeral,
liein theic-idente el liis parent", at Peters
burg, en Monday loreneon at '. o'clock.
Interment at tlif I.utlier.tn and Reformed
Initial ground. nll-2td
Den-::. Nev. JO, Iwl, in Lancaster. Pa., Em
ma l.euNa Deerr, daughter of Henry and
Elizabeth Deerr, in the Otli year of liur age.
Tlie relatives ami friends el the lamily are
ic-pictluliy Invited te attend the funeral,
lieiu the le-idenee el her parent-. Se. 112
Xeith Water street, en Suiidav uttcrnoea at 3
e loci:.
Svem. In this city, en Nev. II, JsM, et scar
let l.-cr. Chaih-s A. hwarr.'-oiiet Jehn 1. anil
Ilai I iet Sw arr, aged 4 J cars and 21 days.
The relatives and triends el the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend the luneral,
Hern his parent-.' reIdiaee, Se. 1.V5 East Wal
nut street, en Sunday altemoen nt2o"cleck.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. nl!-2td
UiSAiiv. In tiiiic-ity. en Nev. 10, ISd, dames
lii-ady, in the 7'itliyear el hisagc.
Tlie relatives and lil'-nds or the lamily aic
respectfully invited te attend tlie luneral,
Hern hi- late se-idenee. Ne. 133 Clmic-h street,
en Monday inclining ut'.l o'clock, High Mass
at .SI. Mai y's chinch, lntciment at St. Marj's
eemcleiy. nil '-'lil
FfiANrivrs. In this -ity. en Nev. 11. 1S31,
.lame-, youngest son of Jehn and hu-an Finn
ciscus, aged 'Si y ars, 7 months and .'Idays.
Tlie ielatics and liienilsef the lamily. also
Ledge M K. or 1., and Shinier lire company,
arr re-p"ellully invited te attend tlie luneral,
li-eni his p-ircnts' ic-ddencc. Se. "4" Seuth
Queen street, en Sunday attc-ruoen at.'! o'clock.
Intel meat at Wee iwaid Hill cemetery.
nll-'Jld
Miu.mii i:- In I hi- eilveii tlie !Hh el Nev-
emher, lssl, Mary Miliey-.tek, wile et Jacob
Milley-ae!,-, decea-ed, aged BJ year-, !l months
ami 5 'lays.
Tlie n-iativcs and Iriends ertlie lamily are
respectfully invited teatlend the funeral Irem
her I.ile residence, Xe. .'.22 High street. Servile-,
at the Rclhcl c-hareli, corner et Prince
and Or.ui;;.- since-, en Sunday alternoen at 2
o'clock. IiileiiMeul at the Lancaster cr-me-tery.
nll-2td
Rrimetti'.s. In thiscity, Nev. II, lssl, Anne
II. Burieuc-', daughlcrel the late Themas II.
I.nrieuc-, aged 21 je us and 5 mentlis.
The relative- :.nd n ieu.l- el tlie family aie
re-pcctliill) ium: I te attend the luneral,
freu. tier n.ethci'-, u-iilcnce, Xe.521 I'i-t King
stieet, mi TiicMi.iyalli'inoeii at 2 o'clock. In
terment at I. lucislcr cemetery. 2td
A ; l A If I T.ll I s.s ex l:N 7 s
w
ANTl.ll A COIIII COOK AT 22!) EAST
Kins' -iicet. l-e, a tew beardcis.
iil2 2td
SAUKK ItltOI'T AM) I'UJV I'EfcT
Lunch TO NK.HTnt the
WILLIAM PENS' HOTEL,
ltd 4-".i Neith .Mulberry street.
WANTi:i. A GIRL TO DO ilOUSL
WORIv in a -mall t.iniily. Geed wages
te a competent per-en. Mu-t speak Geimiin.
all at 214 North Water -licet. 2td
Sei'iv ivi;ii) i Ai) 1'iiis- vi.i
thi- (SATUUDA ) veiling at
KKOI7T AND I'KiV I'El.T LUNCH
KOIILII S' ; I.OON,
.".v: MaiK.i'htivcl.
ItCst lleei en tap. ltd"
SIEAMED OVSTI.Ks.
MEALS AT ALL HOI 5:.
Having placed in inv i -tam.int a F.o-e
hti-imer, I am picpaicd te tin nl-h STEAMED
0sTKI;S the hc-t in the city at all hours. 1
have al-n ceniicc'i-d the -te.unei with my
-teain T.ibVi t hil- eii-ihlmg me te -'! 'e Meals
-teaming het at -heit netiee.
Oysters m I'.verv Myle. .Meal- at Ail Hern-.
Oaiui' in stieii
(.i:e. II MILLER,
nliluili: 2; I". -t hingSticet.
ATTENTION !v.t:ilT:
The ineiaben et Lama ier Ledge. Ne.
i,s, K. il l.aie leijm-st I te meet at tin- Cistie
Hall en Sunday attcinoen at li.ilf-pa-t two
o'clock, ler the purpose et attending tlie l'ani r
al et our late Kin. Kiiiglil.lame- ri.inei-eu.
The lnembcisel Inland Citv Ledge, N'e. .-8,
amiTeiiteni.i Lettie, N'e. K'.l, ale ie;pecttiilly
invited te m ct with them,
k JOHN S. (.i:.HAM. V. C.
Attest : M. W. Kai k, K.el U. and S. ull-2iil
I.INE I'A.IIILY OUOCEHII.'S'
.11 -T III "BH i:H !
A l'LTLL Ll.VLOF ETKA IM'iM; slKtd'J,
riSACS. TEA--, COFI'i:i, sldAli
CI'UED HAMS. DltlKD 1SKE1', Eli
FISH. SWIsS, I.IMI'.KKIiEie.SAP
SA.Oanu DA1UY CIIEKSE.
Al-e, home-made Mince Me it. Table sauce-,
.lellies. Canned and Dried Flint-, Nut-. Saldieo-,
Canned Fish, I'icUh-s and I'm.- Spices
el all kinds.
A Hue old (' iliierni.i Ki.mdy and Ain. ;:i
line old home made l.iape Wine and genuine
old Uye Whisky.
Fine Minuc-eta ami ether Family Fleur-.
Alse, the ceh'bi.itcd unpelled and home-made
Samkiaut
Call ami v.iuiiii- mv -tot I;. v. helher you
buy or net. "IMIILII' ;iNDEK,
einer ra-t Kin j and l'liiin stieet-.
nl2--ldSU
(Itil liatL) JCJI .JV w A. tuu.miritij
Citv Pieperty en SATURDAY EVEN
ING. NOV EMKF.K 12, 1CM. at 7l o'eleclc at the
public bou-eet Victeiia Diehl. en High street,
111 the city et Lanc.ister. the undersigned, in
pul.suance ei an elder el tlie Orphans' Court
wlllllt Vwrflllll'TUtl I kl'l'tl Illl!1 I'
id l.anca-'er ceiiniv, win o-ie-e ai piiiuie
.lehanna Khcrlv. iiec.-as;-d : All th-it eeitain
.lenanna r.ecnv. eei-.-ascu : .111 111-11 i-.-naii
two -lery FRAME ELLlN't: Hel'sE, will
two-story Iratue b-ick buihling allach il, geix
it... .. ... ....1. . ,i. .ti. ..il....
.1.1. iiiri r-i viiii
;oed
wen 01 wan i, iiiiil 111-is, iiFi-iiii.-L uiiii iFii.i-i
iinpievenii nts and let theiete belonging, bit
mitcd en the west side el High street, in -aid
city. Ne. 731, limiting en High stieet, afoie afeie
said. 3"i leet, and e.Mcnding in depth of that
widtli 2!". le I te l.al.ijette street, adjoining
propeitic-i et Valentine Kir-h sunt .lelm
Rehl or.
Attend-iiice at the -.lie ill be gi en and
tenn--. made knew 11 by
CATHEiMN K Hi:FELL,
Ei-c:ilii vel Johanna Eb-'ily ilec'd.
B. i'. Rea t. A net. eel2 co It-d
AKI'ETS, UlMlnfic.
'PHILIP SCHU3I,S0N k CO.,
MANUFACTORY,!
Ne. 130 SOUTH WATEi: bTi.KET,
LAOASrI:, Pa.,
ell-l:no n Manufacturers of Gi.nuine
LANCASTER QUI LT S,
COUNTERPANES,
COVERLETS,
KLANKETS.
CARPETS.
CARPET CHAIN,
STOCKING YARN, &c.
USTOM RAG CARPETS A SPECIALTY.
LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Dress Goods Dycl either in the. piece or in
Garments; also, all Kinds el silks. Ribbons,
Featheis and Woolen Goods Dyed. Gen
tleiiien's Coats, Oveiceal-, Pant-, ists, Ac.
Dyed or Scoured ; al-e, Indigo Klue Djeinft
done.
All orders or goods Sell Willi us will lecclve
prompt attention.
CASH PAID FOR SEWED
CARPET RGS.
COAL.. COAL.
Ceal et tlie best ijuality put up cxpic?-Iy lei
lamilv u-e. and at tlie lowest 111 irkeL tales.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARD ISO iOUTIl WATER STREET.
2-lVdilSl PHILIP SCHUM. SON JK.O
H
Kill ic MARTIN.
CHINA HALL
We ai constantly adding te our alieadv
Large Assortment et
BLOWN, CUT. PRES-ttlH AND
MOULDED
GLASSWARE
IN
ENGRAVED and PL. I IN PATTEHN?.
"Water Sets,
Ice Cream Sets,
Wine Sets,
Tea Eets,
Finger Bowls, Salvers,
Catsup Bettles,
"Wine Eecanters,
Fruit Bowls,
4 ' Goblets, &c.
INITIALING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
"5"Priccs te suit all. Examine our stock
belere pin ch i-Ing.
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Street.
NEW A.VTERT18EMENXS.
P"eK SALE.
530 Cases of Leaf Tobbacce
OF 1879 AND 1S80.
nll-5t H. T. HOFFMAN, Lebanon. Pa.
VfMV ASU SECOND-HAND
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
ut great bargains. .,....
JUSTUS STUCKEXHOLTZ.
o2ytejanl,S2,R Fulton Hall. Lancaster. Pa.
rptlE MEMBERS OF TUK siHlrFLbtC
Fire Cempanv. Ne. 7. arc requested te
meet in their hall tb-niorrew (SUN DAI ) alter alter alter
neon at i o'clock, te attend the luneral of
James Franci-eus. J. k. AfcCIIfcL.
lti Secretary.
AT PRIVATE SALE. A SBRKEL MAKE
1.-.M hands high ; sound, kind and trusty.
Is a fine family horse and would be especially
sultalilc for a physician's- use. Can he seen at
the icsldence et the under-lgned, Columbia
pike, we-t of Watch Factory. ,,
' 1KI J. II. 15. WAGNER.
1
M'LTON Ol'KKA HOUSE.
FFVI-: GREAT ATTRACTIONS
litroiNe
THE EVENINGS OF INSTITUTE WEEK.
MONDAY, NOVEMBEU 14,
O. II. Te'i'A.v. D. D. " Werk and its Werth."
IJeserve.l setts 35 cents.
TUESDAY, NOVEMllElt 13.
II. Vaiat Ma Curxv. " Photography et
Wit and Humer."
IN THE COUKT HOUSE 33 cents.
WEDNESDAY. NeVeMISEU 10,
Kkv.Jhsse ISewmax Yeuxc " The Kattle of
Gcttysbuig."
Ke-erved Scats 33 cent-:.
THURSDAY, NOVEMKER 17,
At.Kui:i .1. KmehtS Lvceum Combination-.
Music, Ueailings and hhak-pcarean lin lin lin
peisionutieiis. Re-etved Scat- 33 cents.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18.
MeitsT. Kiiew.N. Readings, Music and Reci
tations. Reserved Seats 3r cents.
l. .0...... ... c...... - L-v.if.iiuuiHli'j Vn 30
East King street. Cliart open en Menduy at
!l:i. in. 1112-CtdR
PUIJI.IC SALE OF A VALUABLE FAKtl.
On TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1881, the under under
slgneil,eviiters et the will or Henry ILTreul,
will expeic te public sale, en the premises, in
Manheim township, thetarm et the late Henry
R. Tieiit.ileceaseii. This iariu Is about two
miles distant I10111 Lancaster, en the Ephrata
turnpike, adjoining landsel Isaac Espenslmde.
Henry Kuckwalter, Henry Hess and ethers.
It contains about 70 ACRES. The improve
ments consi-tei a two-sieiied STONED WELL
ING HOl'sE, huge Inime Karn, Wagen-Shed,
Cern Crib and ether outbuildings. There is a
geed orchard et apple trees. There is an ex
cellent -pring at the house and running water
in t e Holds. There is a never-tailing well at
the house. The tenccs are in geed condition.
Abouttwe thousand bushels et lime have been
put en the laud in the la-t two years. The
property is well-adapted te ti licking and
Dairying, as tlie wnoieei 11 cm lie cuiuvaicu
and has an excellent meadow.
Persons desiiing te view the picmises can
de se by calling en tlie undersigned, or en
Isaac K. Ryan lcsiding thereon.
sale te begin at 2 o'clock, p. 111., hen terms
will be made known by the undersigned exec exec
ueors. Alse, at tlie Grape Hetel, en same clay, the
DWELLING DOUSE and let et ground, Ne.
220 West Oramre street. Tlie house is a
two-steiied KRICK DWELLING, with two twe two
stei led brick hack building. It contains eight
rooms; ran.e built in the kitchen, gas
tlneughiut, hjdrant in yard and geed well;
tlieie is a connect ion witli the sewer en Orange
.street. The vard is well-planted with apricots,
eheri ie, po.iehe-, and grapes, et several
kinds. '1 he let lias a trentage en Orange street
et .V.i leet and is liSJJ leet deep, and en the rear
is a t we 5tei icd frame Stable. Frem the south
ern end el the leitheie extends another led,
about 2CJ-S leet w ide and 31 teet deep; te Arch
allev, giing access telheStable;this let being
subject, hew ever, te ccitam lights cl passage
111 Hie ettiu is el the two houses en the west
el the dwelling Iieu-e.
sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111., en said
day v. hen li mis w ill he made known by
THEODORE TROUT,
AMOS II. CHRIST,
Eciuloisel the wilt et Henry R. Tieut.
Il!:.:: sin.'i:i.irr, Aue:.
novi2,u,i7,rv.(;,.':e.!eci,::t-A.itw
IO.VIS DOLMANS, JACKETS.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Have opened another choice line el these
Elegant ClOsC-Fitting
LIGHT COLORED
COATS and JACKETS
T PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
I. RGAiNS IN
DRESS GOODS
Twe M-cs DAMMASSE DRESS CiOODS
At Se. and 10c. a yard,
One C.i e l.ERSTER SUITING, 2.1c a yard.
One (Use ALL-WOOL CLOTH SUITING,
25c. a yatd.
We ulh r the vciy best possible value in
BLACK CASHMERES
Ai ::.";, li, r,e, ;s 1-2, 75. 87 i-ac, si a aid.
All the Nev Shades in 30-INCH
All-Weel CASHMERES, 50c. a yd.
Ladies', Genlli'iiicn'.s and Children's ME
RINO and ALL-WOOL
HOSIERY AM) UNDERWEAR
In all -ize-aiid qualities at bottom prices.
We have again received u. full line or
BLANKET AND THIBET SHAWLS
at the -ame Lew Price.
CORSETS, GLOVES, LACKS. EMISROIC-
KRILS, RIIHIONS, HANDKERCHlEF.s,
XOTIOXS,
IN ENDLESS V RIETY AT
X EW YORK STORE,
S & 10 E. KING STREET.
N
EXT DOOIC TO TUK COURT. UOCSK.
FAHNESTOCK.
8,
LADIES' DOLMANS,
LADIES9 WALKING JACKETS,
I.a.ties in seareli or COATe. OR DOLMANS
a: c invited te vi-it our CLOAK ROOM
bolore puicliasing, a.s they will
here lind the LARGEST
STOCK te select liem
te ba teunii
anywhere
AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
White & Colored Blankets
In Quantities at $1.50 per Pair up.
UNDERWEAR.
for ladies, gents, dots and
GIRLS.
IN ALL THE VARIOUS GUADES AT LOW
PRICE.
FAHNESTOCK!
Nest Boer te Court Hcusa
LANCASTER, PA.
SEW AltrEBTUSEMEXTS.
E
DW. J. ZAHM.
Manufecturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner,
laxcastei:, r A.
The manufacturers of the ditterent line? of goods embraced in our stock Jiave been spec
ially fortunate this year in producing styles et uuequaled beauty, which it will be a pleasure
te us te f hew te all who call. Our s'eck is lull In all departments
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Diamonds, &c.
If you want te get up any SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT place your -or der as early a possi
ble, fn Solid Geld or Silver we can make, in our own factory, any article w anted, wnicli en
ables us te cive our customers advantage in prices, net usually leund in leiau stores.
THhAKUSUia TINTEU-SPKCXACLliS, for which we arc the sole agents in Lancaster
county, we believe are the best In the world, and we arc satisfied that with the aid et our com
plete outfit of Test Lenses, we can fit any eyes that need the aid of glasses.
Our facilities ler FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING are complete in every department.
The very liberal share of trade we have received in the past has encouraged ns te place In
our cases a finer and larger stock than ever belei e, te which we cordially invite the attention
of all who desire te examine beautiful goods.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S CORNER, -
ect'23-3nid&wR
rilVLKK, HOWKUS & HURST.
MEF8 WEiR.
A CHOICE LINE OF
Overceatings, Suitings and Pantaloenings,
New ready te offer at reduced pi ices. OVERCOATS, SUITS stud PANTA
LOONS made te order 2-j per cent. less than regular prices. "We offer this induce
ment In order te reduce our stock which a CHANGE IX OUR BUSINESS necessi
tates. We show a new line of FANCY
NECKWEAH AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
IN ALL TIIE LATEST NOVELTIES.
LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
THE BEST GOODS IN TIIE CITY FOK $1.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
MEN'S MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
In all sizes, in the city, at much less than the same goods can be lietiht te day.
GENTLEMEN ! "Wc assure you we can SAVE YOU MONEY, se call and leek
at what we have te offer.
GIV-LER, BOWERS &' HURST,
25 EAST KENG STREET.
TTO! IKKI'AKK i OK THE SKASOX !
" liEAl'TTFVI. .S'.VOli"' Al'Il!OAL'Hi:S !
ThcOUKAT lIKAUQUAItTEUS in this city ler
Sleighs! Sleighs! Sleighs!
C'AX OXI.Y i!E KOL'.NO at
NORBECK & MILEY'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
& E. CORNER OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
'Mi: It EST AXD FA VORITE Cl'TTEKS-
TIIi: 1'OliTLAXDN AXD TJI17 AUIAXVS.
All very h.iinlsemely ernuinciitcil :inl uphelstcrcil in the linust stvle; ami rcn.cniher that
all our (iriiunieiiting, scroll work. etc.. is iem by h.ui'l. illi rum CeM Leaf ami iu Titmsters.
AUe, en huiul a large stock et FIUST-CLAsS CAUUIAGi: H'OICK, consisting or.liinili er.liinili
Scat Family Carriages. Twe-l'as-scngcr Falliiif: ami Stamiiii Tep Phaeton-:, Jiieivtcr. KUIptic
Spring anil Tretting lSnjjjic-t, Itusincss Wajjeiis, and all the Litest imiirevcl f.itterns in the
market. Thoenly cstahlis-liincnt In the city where the Shift in-; Se.it Kttcnsinii Tep Phaeton
isltnnci out. lleiucmber our motte:
"OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD,"
3".Sew Hthe time te buy. De net wait till Spiing. IJeiiicmherevcrylhlii; is going up in
price, uut wc win situ sen ni our present, pnccj,
trane.
jjiwjn.ui:.
"kPKBA OLASSKS,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUGUSTUS K HO ADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 20 East King Street, Lancaster, l'a
fsept23-3inIce(l
B
V1LKV, HANKS A' ItlDOLi:.
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 these who come in
person.
Such a stock of Fine
FOREIGN
FANCY
GOODS
a3 we new have, has never
been seen befere.
BAILEY.
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
TWELFTH & CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
V
7ULTON Ol'EKi HOUSK.
TUESDAY, NOV. 1G, 1831.
-THE FASHIONABLE EVENT-
Engagement of the Acknowledged Come
dienne. AND HER GRAND COMPANY, including
CHAIILK9 FlSHKU, EDMUND lE.vr.LB (lllst ajl-
pearauce here) 11. .1. IIuklky, W. l Eu
WAIIDS, F. M. Kendkick, Ukokek Dakrkll,
Uabry Hawk, II. Pieiwex, sk., Luwis
ItAKKit. S. Kenxiceit., O. M. Du.nn, May
DAVKNrOHT, MlXXIE MOSK, MART S.HAVV,
Mrs. C. Fisher, X. F. Urisac (Stage Man
ager). In her Great Success el last summer, DC
MAS'S. CAMILLE!
ATtMICSIOV.-
.50c, T5e., :md SI
a a 9 J
RESERVED SEATS
lteserved scats en sale at the Opera Heuse
Office. nll-lt
rAVKIlNS OF LUUAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LURAY, TAGE '.COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
About one mile from the passenger depot et
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, are new
brilliantly Illuminated with the Electric
Light.
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully furnished for
the accommodation et visitors te the Caverns
is open for the reception of guests.
AAPACIOUS RESTAURANT eilers un
usual facilities te large and small excursion
parties. ect201md&w
FANNY
DAYEBPORT
DW. J. ZAHM.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
G
JVLKIL Itun'KKS a 11UUST.
a- weticsire te ic.iiice oui-sjeck ler ine ?ni-in;
gift hook sale.
;ki:at i.vi.st mikl-amcamtmc.
A
The v. hole city te i.- I'loeile.l ami an Aval
anche te laii upon the place.
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS,
CHINA TEA SETS,
SILVERWARE,
And Theu, amis el ether Elcguiit Ai tides, te
he SHOWERED UI'ON THE TKOIM.E
WITIIOI'T KK(iAIM) TO AGI
SEX OR RAXIv.
Hi- LOOK OI'T FOR
GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE i
THE GrBANDSST BOOK SALE
THE WORLD EVER SAW.
OPEN a SATURDAY.
AT
Ne. 43 North Queen Street,
Wlieie I here ale
Twe Elegant I-oscueojI Pianos
Te Be Givta Away Free !
100 &OLID GOLD WAIIJHICS te he plveii
an ay fiec.
ls) stiLID fcll.VER WATCHKsi le be given
away lice.
100 REAL DIAMOND RINGS te he Kiven
away tree.
100 GOl.D RAND CHINA TEA SET", II
piece, te he given away free.
100 LARGE and ELEGANT OIL PAINT
INGS le he given away lice.
1(10 ELEGANT PIECES OF SILVERWARE
te be given away te the people tree.
Ami THOUSANDS OF OTHER ELKGANT
ARTICLES te he given away lice
TO THE l'KOl'LE.
50,000 BOOKS,
THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.
All I'.r.- sale ler
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
And a (JIFT FUEK Willi Every Boek.
THOUSANDS) OF ROOKS! ALL NEW
ALL FRESH FROM THE l'RESS !
Many el Ilium costing the publishers from two
dollars te three dollars each. All te he sold for
the simple sum of ONK DOLLAR KACI1 tlie
people te take their choice, and a Present or
Gilt Fact: with every Roet: they buy.
SAnd let it be distinctly understood that
tlie giving awav et the above presents will be
in accordance with the judgment and discre
tion et the appointed agent for the sale of
the-ie book in this city. Ne partiality will lie
.shown, and nil presents will be given away
w itheut regaid te age, sex or rank.
New Let All the Teeple Come
anil v. itness the grandest display et Reeks
ever r.een in thiscity. and tlie most tremen
dous bargains in hole fct el Reeks by every
author.
( ENCYCLOPEDIAS,
li ISTORI !, 11IOGRA I'll IES,
IIIRLES, DICTIONARIES,
AT HALF PRICE,
And Picsv'iit FREE with every purchase.
A. . LOVERING,
of the Great Reek Sters, 1G West fourteenth
stieet New Yeilr, and et tlie Great Reek Stores
m l.osten, Mus.
! P. S. My established reputation in Rosten
I ami New Yerk for Hie last twenty-live years, 1
! deem is a sufficient guarantee te the people el
! th's. clly Unit all 1 advertise I shall perieral.
A. W. LOVERING.
mi:, i.e VEinxirs nusixrss creed.
Keep strict faith with the public; be libera!,
just and upright ; show that your enterprise is
deserving of patronage and the public will
support you.
Ao'Xe connection wttli any ether bookseller
in the world. nevHMfd
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IS EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
13 EAST KLVG STREET.
13 EAST KING STREET.
1.1 EAST KINb. STREET.
WE EXTEND OUR SPECIAL INVITATION
TO
Every stranger in Town
TO COME, LOOK AND INSPECT THE
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
NOVELTIES
IN OUR LINE.
Te give the Ladles et tlie nelghbei isig towns
ami cities, who no doubt will be In town in
great numbers, a chance and oppeituuity te
visit and examine the handsome goods in our
establishment, we shall Inaugu'alea
SECOND
FALL AND WINTER
OPENING
NEXT WEEK,
COMMENCING
Monday, November Utli.
AND EXTENDING FOR FOUR DAS.
Though we cannot at present decorate our
teie as we de en our ieul.ir opening", we
shall put out ler show and inspection, en the
dajsel the coining neck,
ALL TIIE BEAUTIFUL AND HXNDSOME
GOODS,
i.eiieiallj' steiid away in l.ee au.I
en shelves.
We extend our cordial invitation te ail,
asking them te come and inspect our display,
legardless helher tir-y are willing te buy or
net.
We shall exhibit an eleg'iut line el
LADIEs1 COATS AND DOLMAN,
in black and light colere.
SILK DOLMANS. PLUSH COATS, LADII'.V
UIU'KRETTES, COACHMAN'S COATS.
Special bargains in Light Coats, tiim.r.ed m
Plush.
FINE BLACK BEAVER AND DIAGONAL
COATS, at very low pi ice",
BLACK REAVER CLOTH and DIAGONAL
DOLMANS,
elal.eialely trimmed with l'.i-s:iuu-:ili lie
Fringe, Plush and Velvet Fur,
from ft; te $."jti.
SATIN MERVE1LLEUX DOI.JIAXs.
MATLE'sSE DOLMANS.
PLUSH COATS.
CORSETS In gie.it variety.
LADIES GOSSAMER CIRCULARS, SI.-.S"
We call special attention te tlie Immense
dIockeI TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS en
hand.
HANDSOME PLUSH ROONETS.
ELABORATE TRIMMED BEAVER HAT.s.
Our line and assortment et Untrimmttl Huts
excels any even shown in Lancaster.
We have en hand every Imaginable shape of
Hats.
We will -ell Beaver Huts and Bennet-, the best
goods, at f2."." apiece.
We have secured one let el Fine eray Beavei i
which we ener at only . '
FELT and BRUSH HATS ami BeXXETS.
FULL LINE of CIIILUREN' HAT-.
FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES.
BLACK TIPS, H) cents a bunch.
FIX E BLACK TIPS, from $1 up te V-.
BARGAIN'S IX BLACK PLUMES.
Elegint Black Plumes from ?1.50 up te iU).
White and Xatural Plumes and Tip.
Coleied and Shaded I'lnmc and Tip.
PI.AIX AXD FANCV FLUSHED.
Bargains in Black Plushes.
Plushes in all Celers, at $3 per yaid.
Fine Black Silk Velvet, at $1 pcryai.l.
Colored Silk Velvets.
Velveteens, Silks. Satin.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
is tlie largest and most complete In thiseitj-.
11 comprises all the latest Novelties in Fringe,
black and colored : Fiisiamciitci ie.s Bead
Gimps. Ornament-'. Loep", TaeN, Balls, j
Spikes, Bells. Crcycent and a gicatinany etiier
Oi nameiits that are new and and lasliienuhle. i
A line selection et
COLORED READ TRIMMINOS,
in Rrenze, Iridescent, Shaded, Iiliimin-ited,
White, Pearl anil ether Fancy Re-uN
Rrenzc, Iridescent and bluded
READ FRINGE.
Rlack cut let all Read Fi iugc.
Fine Pearl and Steel BUTTONS, from 'iieeiils
te $3 per dozen.
FINE LACES, such a.s Danielle de i'i.i -,
Miiaceurt. Brabant, Venice,
Spanish, Duchessc, etc.
FINE LACE COLLARS.
Fine Fichus.
Rlack and Colored Satin Cellars.
Plush Cellars,
hpanish Tics, Fichus, Ficlmcttcd ami n. la
louse, lrem 50 cents te $3 apiece.
Embroidered Tics and Fiehu.
Lace Tattlns Ilandkerchicls.
Plain ami Hemstitched Linen Handkerchief-',
ler Ladies and Gent-,
at Manulacturera' Pricis.
FALL AND WINTER GLOVE.-,
a large assortment.
Oar own "Alexander" lvid Gleve li.u the
reputation et being the best glove sold any
where, ler the price. We sell the 3 button ter
US cents; 4-button for $1.25: 6-button ter $!.(;..
A box of perfumed glove powder an. I a ne.it
glove buttoner given witli every pair.
Our assortment is most complete.
Wc have nil new tall shades. A line assort
ment of Tans and Geld, Fine Opera Shades,
Rlack and White. Sizes, V te 8.
Jesephine, Seamless, in black, $1.43.
A complete line of Lacing Kid Gleye-i.
Five and six hooks, $1.25.
Seven and eight hooks, $1.75.
Rest goods in ail colors and sizes.
Fine Undressed Kid Gloves lour button, in
Tans and Gelds, $1.35 a pair.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
the Largest Stock and Lewest Prices.
Jet Goods, Jewelry, Pocket Reeks, Satchels,
Toilet Ai tides.
Corsets a Specialty.
Worsteds and Worsted Gf oils.
THRU EDITION
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 12, 1881.
AVKATHEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Nev. 12. Fer the
Middle states, cloudy weather and rain,
clearing by Sunday morning, seutbeas
winds, shifting te south and west, falling
followed by rising barometer, stationary
or slight rise in temperature duriug Sat
urday and falling temperature during Sun
day. 15 Y WIRE.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
The Menaghau Irish land commission
today rendeied a decision in all pending
cases, granting in nearly every case a re
duction of fremilO te 20 per cent, in rent.
The English jockey, McDonald, who
was thrown from a herse in a race re
cently, has died from the effects of his
injuries.
The Rev. Dr.
nctt, the new
Liberia, sailed
Henry Highland Gar
American miuister te
te day for Liverpool
en the steamer gypt. A large
number of his colored parishioner, and a
delegation of the Skidmere Guards were
at the wharf te sec him off.
At DIuc Mound, Ills., last evening,
James T. Ward shot and killed Dr. Kos Kes
well W. Shaw in a quarrel.
Railroad trains in New Mexico arc de
layed by snow steims. At ere place there
aic from 18 te 20 inches.
The president and beard of directors of
the Pennsylvania railroad company will
start en Monday next upon a tour of in
spection of a number of the Delaware
railroads.
Me:;n:ic sent:xu::d.
Tlie Seir-Centrssed Homicide (iota Twelve
Years.
riui.Aii:i.i'ii!, Nev. 12. Thrudore J.
McGuik, convicted el murder in the
second degree, was sentenced te-day te
twelve ycais imprisonment. He killed
Jus. Needs, a colored porter at White's
dental depot in October, 180.1. He was
arrested near Etie in August, 1879,
after making a confession duriug a
serious illness. lie was brought
here, and in January, 1S80, was
convicted of inmdcr in the lirst degree. A
new ttial was granted him upon a point
raised that evidence had been ruled out
which would have shown that the prisoner,
at the time he made the confession, the
only matciial evidence against him, had
confessed te many ether crimes which he
could net possibly have committed.
D-CA'fH
KATTLK INSURANCE.
The Mate'
illiie Against tlie Disreputable
l.iiHlncrK.
ir.ni:isi:rn(:,Pa., Nev. 12. Deputy At
torney General Gilbcit and Insurance Com
missioner Ferster appeared in conic this
morning and asked for wiitsef quowar quewar quowar
l.tnte (or the dissolution of a number
of mutual insurance companies that did
net comply with the terms or their
chatter. The applications were received,
and Fiiday, the 23th inst., was
iixed for atgttnicnt. This move en the
part of the .state has created confusion
among thc'dilVcicnt compares in thlsc'ty,
of which there are about twenty. They
intend te combine and pii-sjnt their side
of the ease through the best obtainable
legal ability.
'iRet'RLED i;i)i:eric.
Arrest ill SedKietis Persons.
Londen, Nev. 12. A Berlin dispatch
wiys several Socialists at Regensburg, Ba
vaii.t, have been ai rested, charged with
having connection with the Swiss Nihil
ists. The police, have arrested at Sosnewica,
in Prussian Poland, a man with a French
passpeit, and sent him in chains te
Warsaw. The prisoner confessed that
several Nihiii.sts fiem Paris had gene
te St. Peteisburg, whcie a plot was ex
pected seen te matin c.
A Paris dispatch te the Tiritcn says :
" The strike of" the gondoliers at Venice
is ever."
t.;';$i:;ne .jack tak".
Ut'.MC
ei t!ie
tleyit' Na.: Ktpiadren at
Newport.
Newport, R. I., Nev. 12. The lericw
of the boys of the United States naval
squadien took place te-day. About .100
boys weie landed and participated in the
evolutions and exeicises that followed in
the picscncc of a large body of spectators.
Captain S. 15. Lace in command reviewed
the line, after which thcie was a sham
battle between the marines attached te
the licet and an equal number of appren
tice boys. Medals ler gunnery, seaman's
and gcncial conduct will be awarded this
alternoen, when the boys will be treated
te a great dinner.
LOSS KM KY Villi'.
Ti'.e Motets In California Darned.
S n Ft: ncisco,Nev.12. The fite at Mo Me
il, ste jestciday destroyed the Arcndtcand
Modeste hotels and.a number of stores and
manufacturing establishments. The less
aggregated about $.10,000. The remains
of A. II. Chapman, a sheep herder, were
found in the ruins of the Modeste hotel.
An explosion of a quantity of powder in
one of the stores and of cartridges in the
sheeting gallery in which the lire origin
ated, nuttcrcd the crowd and checked the
elfeits te extinguish the flames. Ne one
was injiiicd by the explosion. The insur
ance is light.
AN" LXODL'S FROM MECCA.
Tlie CIly.SU'K Icc:i u-ltli a Cliotera Kpldcmlc.
Ar.r.'CANDRiA, Nev. 12. A telegram
dated Djiddah, Nev. G, announces that
cholera at Mecca has increased. The mor
tality en the :5d, 1th and .1th, was 5.1, 21.1,
and 214, respectively. Caravans compris
ing .1,000 pilgrims left Mecca en the Cth,
inst.. and it is feared that the 400 Kgyp Kgyp
tien 1 1 oops stationed at El Wadj will be
unwilling or unable te prevent them from
cntet ing the town. The sanitary commis
sion will probably establish a strict quar
an ine against Hi Wadj.
CKI31K IN THE SOUTU.
A terclieeper .Murdered by a Negro.
Atlakta.Nev. 12. Aleck McEIwin and
wife, coleied, came at night te the store
of V. Faircloth, near Albany, Ga. On
F.iirchild refusing the woman credit for
goods they both began abusing and insult
ing him. This brought en an altercation,
in which F.iircleth was cut with a knife.
He ran into the store and seized an ax
helvc which the negre jerked out of his
hands and with it struck Faircloth ever
the head, killing him. The murderer is
at large.
A PliUadeIphian who Thinas Uultcaa Insnae
Philadelphia, Nev. 12. A subprcna
was served by a deputy United States
marshal te-day, upon Royal '.LaTeuche, a
gentleman residing in this city, te appear
as a witness in the trial of Charles Guitcau.
It is understood that LaTeuche bearded
at the same house with Guitcau in Chica
go, and that lie lias expressed his belief in
the murderer's insanity.
MARKETS.
-ie xurit AlarKei.
New ep.k, Nev. 12. Fleur State and West
ern dull and prices without decided change.
Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat a shade better ; fairly active specu
lative trading : Ne. '1 Red, Nev., $1 V.iX ; de
Dec., $1 45il 40K ; dr Jan., 11 43 -il. ; de
Feb., $:5l:jl.-.2K. , , . , . ,
Cern about JCDcttcr and mederatel trade;
mixed western, spot, CJ3c ; de future, G0Q
'"eats about c Higher; Slate 4Q5ic ; West
ern, 4751c.
raiUutelpht market.
faiLADXtTHiA. Xer. it Fleur dull but mere
firmly held : Supcrflne at 14 0034 50; extra
at 4 73gS 25: Ohie and Indiana family,
IS 737 50; Fennsylvanl 1 family i6 50&
(5 73; St. Leui- de $7 50ii7 75; Minnesota
Extraati7U071-2'iC: de straitrht uti7i"m7.W?
winter patent 7 '73ijS 50 ; spilng de t OT.0
S 75. ,
Kye flour at J3 61Z 75
Wheat higher; Del. am! Penn'a RimI. il 42
1 43; de Amber $1 4231 45, as te quality.
Cem tlrm ler local iue.
Oats dull and weak.
Rye dull and unchanged.
Previsions firmer.
Lard lirui.
Butter quiet; Choice in
light iuprilv and
sieauy: creamery extra
Western, 38837c,
Penn'a , 37:!s'c ;
Rolls Ann.
I Eggs quieter;
Pi nn'a..
5g23c : Western,
ineese uuii.
Petroleum dull
Whisky at $1 14
: retlned, V4c
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull at SKQ
9;; Flaxseed II rm at SI 50.
Grain and 1'revlstsn yuetatl.iuv
One o'clock quotations et grain and prove
ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, IV
East King street.
Chicago.
Cern Oats
$ .an $ .41
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Philadelphia.
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Wheat
. $1.31.
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. Lit
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Perk
$u;.35
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ll.25
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Dec.
Jan..
Xev..
Dec.
Jan..,
HIGH PRICES.
The Household Market.
Satvkuav, Nev. 12. There was a geed at
tendance at both the Central and the Fanners'
Northern market te-davand prices wereabect
tlie same at both. Butter sold at 4iieu neiiiul
and eggs at roe a dozen. Live chickens sold at
M'Sjsuc a pair, and dressed ones at 35350c each.
Dressed ducks were ft)e each, and lrcese uiif!.
Dressed turkeys sold at 1313c upeumliir.il
live ones at $lj2, according tesize. There wrs
no change in tlie priced or meats, et which
an abundant supply was en hand. Lard sold
at 1331 Ic. Recklish sold at 15c a pound, and
ce.l. uliitetlsh. citlisli and eels at I2jxe : had
deck sold as low as Lie. Potatoes selil at I2ijt
15c per half-peck ; cabbage at t:!ie per hea.l ;
sweet potatoes at 15!i25c half-peck : onions at
'.'IK: ; turnips, l.lc ; New Yerk and Western
apples nt $11? li Till per barrel ; country apples at
12Ue halt-peek ; Malaga grapes at 25c per
pound ; oranges at Segctic per dnen ; lemons
ut254(c There uas a geed deal et growling
among buyers en account of the high price el
poultry, butter, eggs, lard and country vegc
tables, and threats made that the leiuing
Thanksgiving and ChrUtui.is te.stivili-.-s will
be greatly curtailed in coiiseeuenee.
Slees .iiarupt.
New Yerk, Philadelphia un.t Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends repeited dally by
Jacob B. Lew. N. K. Cor. Centie Sijunre.
NlW YORC STOOKH.
Stocks tinner.
Nev. 12.
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Chicago & North Western. ....
Chicago. MIL A St. Paul
Canada Southern ,
C C & L C 1 R..... .... ....
Del.. liek.A Western
Delaware A iltiddeii Canal.. .
Denver & Rie Grande
East Tenn., Va. & Ga
Hannibal & St. Jee
Lake Shere A. Mich. Seulhei n.
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas & Tesaj ,
N. Y.. Lake Eric A Western....
New Jersey Central
N. Y.. Ontario A Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie A Mississippi ,
Ohie Central
Pucitic Mail Steamship Ce ...
St. Paul A Omaha
de Preterm!
Central Pacitic
Texas Pucitic
Union Pacific
Wabash, SL Leuis X Pacillc....
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Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
Lelilgh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts. A Western
Northern Cent rat
Northern Pacillc
" Preteired
Ilestenvllli
Electric Undfi ground Tel. Ce
Philadelphl) A Klin it. R
Gunnison Mining
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An old lady writes us: "I am " years old
and was feeble and nervous ail the time, when
I bought a bottle of Parkei's Ginger Ten'e.
I have used little nieie tlrm one bottle and
leel as well as at 3i." See ether column.
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FOR SALIi.
IT
OUSK FOK SALfe. A TWO-STOK
blick dwelling Iieu-e and hack building.
.i).asi uran;-e sircer, nun v.aicr ami gas.
and newiy papeii'd thiiMigiuiiit. Terms i:.sy ;
apply at
JOHN IIIEMENZ'S Sh.ieSJeie,
ns-tld Ne 51 North (iiiecn streel.
iMJit sal::. '1'fi r. i.MiKi: stock or
Grecenes belonging te theestatcet Daniel
II. MarKley, ileceased. This stock is et recent
purchase ami is competed of frc-di goods.
Any peis-en desiring te engage in the whole
sale grocery business will, by purchasing this
stock, have the advantage et a latgi: estab
lished trade. Will sell at an inducement if ap
plied for immediately.
JEREMIAH RIFE,
Agei.t ler the Estate,
nellKltd Ne. 1U EaHtKiugM.
IMJlfcLIC SiAI.i: OK IIOKSKS.
TTii MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, lsll, will
be sold at public sale, at the Mcrrlinac Heuse,
115 North Piinec strict, Lancaster city, Pit.,
tlie following Live Stock, te wit: 2D head et
Heavy Canada Dratt Horses and a few drivers.
These heres were selected witli great care,
and they must be In every icspect as repre
sented by the undersigned or no Mile.
A credit of Gil das will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m.en ,.ild
eay, when attendance will be given by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
Samui.i. IIis A &O.V, Aucts. iili-2ld
1Ultl.IC SALE. ON TUESDAY, XOVK.Il
RER22. lS-tl, in iursi:auce of mi elder el
tlie Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, will
be Iseld by tin: iiiidcrslgncdadministrater witli
tlie will annexed et Jehn Swartz, deceased, al
tlie Leepard hotel, in East King .street, in the
city et Lancaster, pait of tin; real estate of
said deceased, vi. : A LOT OF G ROUND, sit
uated en tlie north side et East Grant street,
betwicn Ann and Franklin slrtets, in said
city, adjoining property et Ames llcmh'irteii
and ethers, containing in Iren I en Grunt
street iC: leet, ami running S2 leet in depth te
a 12-fcet-wide alley.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in. Terms
made known by JOHN W. JACKSON.
Administrator with the will anm-ved el Jelm
Swart z. dccia- d. n2.t(,l.,!,l'J,2I.22l
IIe:.!:v Siiuiiubt, Auctioneer.
s
KI.LING OFF IJELOW COST.
HAVIMi IICCN API'ClISrrEn SUrERISTEiDETJX OP
LANCASTER COUNTY HOSPITAL,
I will sell off my entire stei k el
CLOTHS,
i'ASSlMEllES,
and VESTJNOS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING AXD GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS. COUNTERS,
SHOW CASES, FIRE-PROOF
SAFE awe OTIIER
FIXTURES.
GEp. SPURRIER,
K
18 EAST KING STREET.
nOlwil
ORPHANS' COURT SA..E OF VALUAULK
.rcal estate. $P SATURDAY EVENING.
XOV?"19, 1SSI, at the Keystone Heu"c, North
Queert street, Lancaster, Pa., in pursuance cr
an ordcreftlie orphans' court of Lancaster
county, will be sold at public sale tlie follow
ing valuable property, late of Jacob Shirk, de
ceased : A twostery BRICK DWELLINe
HOUSE with brick back building and let or
piece of ground, situate en the wes; side et
North Queen street, between Fredcick and
New streets, in tlie City of laincasteralore laincasteralere
sald, containing in front."l feet, a Inches, man
or less, and extending In tlie rear 215 feet, te a
ll-fcctwide alley, bounded by properly et
Gee. Shulinyeren the north and Henry Al
bright en the south. There are a Irame stable,
a rain cistern with pump, and a number et tine
bearing fruit trees, such as apples, quincis,
peaches and cherries, en tlie preiuim-s.
lhIsheuc having such a I-irge irent, might
withlittleexpcnse.be divie'ed se as te make
two valuable properties.
Possession utul title en April 1, lb8l.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., of said
day, when dne attendance will be given and
terms of sale made known bv
DANIEL E. SHIRK.
Henuv SuciiEirr, Auct. Administrator,
iiatsdSAW