LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY NOVEMBER 14, lbsi.
SALES.
IllgH Prices ler Lancaster
New Helland elation.
County i'arisip.
Tlie fnun belonging te flic estate of Isaac
Mcnlzcr. deceased, .situated near this
place, containing fi acres, sold at public
sale for 6200 per acre. Mis. Isaac Ment
:cr, widow, purchaser.
Mr. Levi Hoever's faim, about 2 miles
south ei this place, centaiuinir 09 acres.
.sold at public sale for 11."i per acic. Jehn
l . iwur, purchaser.
Mr. Peter Urubaker has sold !iis faim,
containing C9 acres, situated 1 miles .south
of this place, at private i.ale, "for $1S0 per
r.cre. Henry Martin, purchaser.
Wm. "Wallace, lcsidinS miles s-er.th of
1 1) i.- place, has .sold his house and let at
pnvate sale Ter SiOO. (irayliiil JJilIer,
purchaser.
II. S. KelTman, auctioneer, sold for
James Ream, a house with 2 acse-s of land
near Yegam ille, for 712. Martin IJupp,
of West J'.i: 1 township, pnicbascr. Alse,
:i heu-e and 1 acres of land, near the same
place, fi-r $1,000. David Zoe;, pur
chaser. Mr. Heii'man also sold, for the estate of
Miehnel Ne! t, deceased, the f.iua en v.hieh
he ic.-iiicd n.j.sr Hcideniiaeii'.s steie, te
Daniel Nelt, for 6l73.2e per ane.
11. I1'. I'owe, auctioneer s,!.l en Fiiday
for Paul Woith 2f acirs of land in L:ur-
1 etei- township, with iinptevemcnts, te
Samuel Shaub. for S:i.-i22.
On .Sat lit day the same auctientcr sold
fe. tlie adininistraleis of Peter Miller, late
ofPrevider.ee township :i tract of land
containing ."iO aeies and 120 perches te
licnjainin Miller for 00 per acre.
The prepei ly fermcily belonging te
Cyjiis Moere, deceased, near the "Uni
corn," lias been Feld te Henry Herr at $30
per acre, l he property has geed improve
ments. K. M. .''tauffer has purchased the prop
erty of Di. II. E. Musscr, at Centrcville,
DrtiHieie township, containing 2 J- acres,
with improvements for $1,800.
Police Mattel.
Tlie mayor had before him this morning
half a dozen vags, who were dismissed
after hicakfast, and about half a dozen
h :in!:s, two or thice of whom were lined
anil tlie ethers dischaiged.
Lyrii.i Pinhney, coleicd, was sent lejaii
by Alderman MeConemy for ten days for
drunken and diseidcrly conduct.
Twe boys weie ai tested and taken be
fore A Idei man Samson en charge- ol'dis el'dis
tutbing the Duke street night scoeol by
throwing coin and small steues through
tlie ep'ii window :nd etl:erwise inteiler-
iw' with IhuidurficKef the pupil-- Teacher
fSab'c jiunpeil iitit of the wiiidew and at
tempted te rupture the boys, but Ihcy
inaile nut te j;et away fiem him. Tltey
v.'ere patlly disui-ed by having
their h:U. drawn down evr
their eyes. :md the lower pait
of their faces cuvcied with handkerchiefs,
air. Gable was mt iheiefeie able te fully
identify the bey.s who weie hefeie Alder
niaii Samson this i:i"niii.. though he be
lieved they we:c the saim v.he hr.il dis
turbed the.sc!ie.l.
Tlirce coleivd men ii'iuieil Smilii ( 0
arrested and held for a heating- befeic
Alderman Samson mi chrirgc of commit cemmit
tiujj a nui'-Muce by di::niiu the tilth from
privy vaults in a let en Seuth Duke
sticel.
V. Til . C .1
The intciii.itienal committee of the V.
M. (J. A. ii'i'emmendc.l thnt the weel: be
"inning November 1". be observed as a
season or p: aver, and in aeee: dance with
that locemtiieiiilation a ir.eetii4 was held
in the Duke Street .Methodist ehuich at
:i o'clock yesterday aiteiuoen. The ser
vices wire opened by the congregation
sniging a liymn alter which .1. M. Uaviit Uaviit
.en led in prayer, ?.Iiss Leila IJrar sang a
sole and J. 3!. Davidsen made an address
leiative te facts ititeicsting te young men.
The cotigiegatieu, led by the college choir,
then sang a hymn after which Hev. W.
C. Robinson led jnayer. The livmii
"lilest be the tie that binds" was then
sung and the meeting ed jeui iicd.
Te night services will be held in ;he
!reen t- tr. 1 1 ti.is.s-en.
AII-lli;il:-(! tin endi.ii mil,
Last . veniu about ( o'clock v.hilu the
family of Mt. L. (-bios .S. Sen, bakeis,
Middle street, weie at. sujijie:-, the foie feie
man. Henry Wilkin1., INciwied a light
in the stable. He immediately went te
assertaiu the cause ; he found the straw
in the lear of tlie hoi se in llamcs and with
great pie-enec of mind threw the herse
blanket ever it, which extinguished it.
Had it u it bcn discovered as seen as it
was the stable would have been consumed,
'I he damage was Blight.
ilailruad VI" red..
On the Pennsylvania lailread, near
Ceatc.sville, this meining at 9:45 there
was a collision between two loeetnoves en
the south tiack. resulting in the wrecking
of both of them and also of several ears.
The lead was blocked an.l tiains weie de
tained ab;ut two heuis. Engines X03. 47
and 340 were the unlucky ones the last
named being thrown from the t tack. No
body was hurt by the accident.
The Funeral or .Tames Ili-.idj.
This morning the funeral of .lames
JJrady, the well-known court heuse tip
staff, took place. The attendance of
friends was large. ?dass was held at St.
JIary's church and the intesment was
made at St. Mary's eemetciy. Thcie were
four funertds in town yesterday.
Tliclnrj Wheel.
This morning Judge Livingston and
.Jury Commissioners Ringwalt and llart
nian began tilling the jury wheel with
names of persons te serve en the jutiesef
1882. leOO names will be placed in the
wheel and several days will be icqiiired te
complete the work.
Hills Appvmcd.
This morning the county commissieneis
approved the bills of the several publish
ers throughout the county who claimed
pay for publishing the advertisement of
election proclamation. There has been
considerable noise ever these bills for
some time past, but they have been piid.
"just the same."
l'nli-nl Doer Spiiugs.
On Saturday last a patent was granted
Win. F. H. Amwakc, of this city, for an
improvement in deer spiings, the object of
the invention being te legulate the tonsil n
of the spring. This patent was secured by
Wm. H. Geihait, solicitor of patents.
Michigan Ifelief.
The mayor lias sent his feuith draft for
$500 te the Michigan su ft ere is, and has
33J.25, en hand. Itccent. Fuberiptiens
published in detail hereafter.
Amufeiuciiis.
" C'tJii 1 ." Mi,s Fanny Daveiipei t, the tal
eate I comedienne, will be at Fulton opera
house to-meriow evening in her celebrated
impersonation of Vanillic, in liulllas,'' work of
tliat name. Pcr.;ens tamiliar with Miss Hav
en peit's reputation and capacity need net be
told that this is one et her most successful
achicvcmcnt,buttheyaiercmindcd that tiiere
is likely te be a lively demand for scats to
morrow evening, and a visit te tlie be eilice
will prevent annoyance and contusion.
8FKCIAZ, XliTJVEtt.'
Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia,
nervousness, paralysis, dyspep-ii, sleepless
ness, and brain diseases, positively cured by
Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
They contain no opium, quinine, or ether
harmful drug. Sold by druggi-ts.
Suicide and lynpcpsia.
A most lcmarkable cure ler dyspepsia
" Wells' Health Kcnewcr." The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. $1.
Druggists. Depot.
UEAI, JISTATE
"ieti.cri: Aleinerati ..2 ethers!:
.Me you dlstuibcd at night and broken e!
your rest bj- a sick child Battering and crying
with he excruciating pain 01 cutting teeth t
If se, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
' winslews seething syuui. Itwiliie -
licve the peer little sullcrer immediately de
pend irpen it; there is no mistake about it.
Tiiete is net tt mother en earth who lias ever
u-edst, v.Jte mil net tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, urn! give rent te the
mother, and :elief and health te the child.
i operating like magic, it Ss peiftcily safe te
u?e in all cases, and pleasant le the taste, and
is the pic-ciipt:en el one of the eldest and
beat female pby-ielan and :suses in the
United fctatc?. .M every where; 33 cents a
het lie "iarMrt.Vv.'M.Wi..S
Kidney Complaint Cured.
1!. Turner, Rec!ic-l :, N. Y., wi ites : I have
been ler ever a year subject te seiieus dis dis dis
orderet the kidneys, and etten unable te at
tend te business:! piecuivd your Rurdeck
Rloed Eiltcisand was lellcved belere half a
bottle uus u-cu. 1 intend te continue, as I
leel eenlliU-nt tliat they w ill eutiiely cure ine."
li ice 1. 1'er wile at 11. II. Cochran's drug
stete, 137 North Queen stieet, Lancaster.
I'nlvcr&al Approbation
"! the ceiiiinuiiitv at large has been given te
Km deck Itloed Jlittcre. Ne instance is known
wliercdl-s.itistactien has been manifested by
their u'c, or u hei, aught but beni lit lolleweu
their administration. Pi ice 51. Fer sale at 11.
I!. Cochran's dm;; bteie, 1"7 Neith Queen
-Meet, Lancaster.
" III. eveij- one -ays insist be ti ue." that
"Dr. -ellers' Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and cold-. Ti3' it. Pi ice 2." cents.
lil-lmd.tw
llte, lire'.vtn, Ucauty."
" What we all admit c" and liew te 'ceuie It:
A line head of hair In its natural color is such
an adjunct te be-iuty that no one who prizes
geed leeks .should neglect te use "Londen
Hair Celer Iteteier," the most cleanly and de
lightrm article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It is totally different from all
ethers net sticky or gummy, and free irem
all impure ingre lienls that render manyether
picparatiens olmetious. U thickens thin
hair, ie-te:es gray hair, gives it new life, keeps
the -caIp clean and healthy, causing the hair
te glow wheie it had lallen oiTerLceoine thin,
does net seli or stain anything, and is se per
fectly and elegantly pi epared. is te make it a
lasting hair die-sing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair l.'e-leiei" i-i sold by all druggists,
at i eents ji beille. -! bottles ier il.
ectSM.W.SAw
.'JAJ.'JtlAOJiS.
AIMI..NT 1'i:ii:i.. On the 12!h ini-t , at We-d
Che-ter. Pa., by Rev. Father McDeruiett. (.
Ed Aunient te Annie M. i-'riel, both of tl-is
city.
it i:a tiis.
krMiT. In this citv. en tlie l.'ltli iu-t., Jehn
B., son et Ceniad and 'i'herc-a Kempt, in the
7th year ei his :ig-.
The lenitives and Ii ieinN : the laniiiy are
rcspcctlitlly invited teattend tliefunei-.d lrein
the parent-,' 1 evidence. Ne. 7..S Maner stieet,
en to-nien ev ( I'ue-day) altcrnoen at So'cleek.
Intel 1'ient at the Lancaster ceiuclery. It
IhiiKeuxs. In tlii, city. Nev. II, S1, Anne
11. i.uriev.e-i, (iau;nier 01 ine i.ue Tliemas 11.
IStiiieues, lifted 21 cu sand 5 month.
The relatives and fi lends of the lauiilyaie
lespt-ct fully invited te attend the luneial,
fien. her ii'.etheiS l.-sidence, Ne. oil E I't King
stieet, 011 Tuc.sd.iyatternoeii at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery. '.'Id
IScMisit. In this citv. en November 12, 181.
Susme 'lender, wiTeel 1'. Itemler. in tin: t;Stli
year ei her age.
The lncnds el the tamily aie respect fully in
vited te attend her luneial en te-morrow
(Tuf'sd.iy).isicrnoeii at 2 o'clock, from the resi
dence et her iiushaud. Ne. r.iG North Queen
stieet. n
X i: IV A I) Vl'.llTIS 1221 lu.XUX.
Ijek SAi.tc a thsii:.i;3;!
.STOIlKand HWKLLINC H
F. I1KOCKKT
UU.Si: ler sale
en piivatc tenii".
pply at
illI2td
THIS OFFICi
1UAM kaui:k KKA1IT LUXuIi TO-
J MiSH'i'at l'lanke's Winter d'aiden.
JOHN HEsS, Proptictei,
il.it bey's (Vlcbiated ileer en tap.
I)L!CMCSAI.K T :::J4 CAST IIKAMili
Mr. et, en WKDNI.SDAV. AI'TKItXOON
(iiiin ins,.). at 2 o'clock-, el
ether Household CJoeiN.
iled-j. Tables and
It
I
, NT t.l TWO COSISIUNICATINO
Uixmie. tuinislied or uufii-.-nishnd. u iih
eat 11 ier a gentleman and wile with two
small ehildieii. i'i ivate l.tmily prolened.
Ad lies, ISOAltDKi:,
it i:aminerOllice.
Divj:i:n.
f'litsr National I'.amc,
)
l.ACA.SlEi:, I'A , OV. II, ISM. I)
'1 he Ke.iid et Directo', el this Hank have
decl-aud a semi-annual dlviileml et live per
c -nt.. p.iv.ible en demand.
Itil.Vn IIKNUY c. IIAUNKIt, Caxhicr.
4 T PKIVATi; SAM: THAT UIMKAI'.I.K
V. Tliree-teiy Hiick Itesidence located ut
the coiner et North Lime and East Orange
stieel-, lienlmgCiJ teel en Has! Oiange fit reel.
Is in p-ilect lepaii, lurni.hed with all the
model if convenience-, has side yard, orna erna
menlid with teunt.iiii and ll-h pond, shruli
I ery. summer heu-e, etc., and contains trail
llecset tlie choicest kiuda. Applv le the
owner W. I). bl'icLCHKU,
nll-M . WASttd ::i Last KingMreet.
OTICA.IICH (IISTKKS.
O MKALS AT ALL 1IOITKS.
Having placed in my lcstaiiranl a Foeoc
Sle.uner, I am piopaied le turiiish.SThAMKIl
O'.STK KS the best in the city at all hour,. I
hae also connected the steamer with my
Stiam Table thus enabling me te .serve Heals
steaming het at short notice.
Ojsteis in Lvery Style. Meals at All Hours.
G line in Season.
CKO. II. MILLKK,
nl2 I mill -J-: JIust King Street.
j-INK
family ;keji:iuks:
.irsr HKCKivun :
A ITLL LINE OF EXTItA PUKE SYRUPS.
M'UAItS. TEAS, COFFEES, Sl'C.AU-
CI'REO HAMS. DRIED REEF, Etc:
llll. SWISS, LIMRERGEH.SAP
SA(iO ASI) DAIRY CHEESE.
Alse, liemc-mude Jlince JIe.it, Tabic Sauces,
.lellies. Canned and Dried Fiults, Nuts. Sar
dines, Canned Fish, Pickles and Pure spices
et all kinds.
A line old Calilerni 1 lliandy and Wines; a
line old home-made Ciape Wine and genuine
Old Rye Whisky.
Fine Minnesota and ether Family Fleurs.
Al-e. the celebiated iuipeited and home-made
S.iut kraut.
Call and examine niv stock, whether you
buy or net. "PHILIP OINOER,
Cerner East King and Plum Streets.
nlJ-StdSR
jVCW CHEAP STORE.
METZGER, BARD & HADGHMAN
AT THEIR
NEW CHEAP STORE.
Have an Elegant A"sOituicnt et
LADIES'
COATS & DOLMANS,
LADIES'
Coats & Delmans
Male epn.s,ly te our order liy the best
nuinuiacturcrs of New Yeik
and Philadelphia
which for
STYLE, BEAUTY, FINISH,
AND-
L0W PRICES
CANNOT BE EQUALED.
k
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STREET,
Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
Herse Hetel.
( Adlcr's Old Stand.
jreir jldtebiiseilenxs.
XlfASTKU-A GOOD COOK AT 239 KAST
ft Orange street. Alse, a lew boarders, s
nl2-2td
i
Tjt I NG WALT'S
WINE, LIQUOR. ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY STORE.
leblC-lyd NO. 5205 WEST KING STREET.
"VTtW AND SECOND-HAND
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
atgicat bargain s.
JUSTUS STUCKENHOLTZ.
o29teJaul,82,R Fulton Hall. Lancaster, l'.i.
"CHTLTON Ol'KKA HOUSkT
FIYE GREAT ATTRACTIONS
DVKINO
THE EVENINGS OF INSTITUTE WCEL.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14,
O. ILTifpanv. D. 1. " Weik and its Woith."
Rwervctl Seats 2." cent-'.
TUESDAY, NOVEMUER 13.
JI. VASAJJT MacCcllv. " I'hotegiaphv
Wit and Humer."
IN THE COURT HOUSE Scents
et
WEDNESDAY. NO i.MliEit 10,
Iter. .Iksse IlewMtx Yerxi.. "The little of
Gettysburg."
Reserved heats :" cent-.
THURSDAY, NOYEMISKIl 17,
ALrRED J. Kmiiht'i I.Ycnrv Combination.
Music, Readings and Sli.ikspe.iie.iu I in
personatiens.
Reserved Seats Xi cent-.
FRIDAY, NOVEMlSEIt IS.
Moses T. I'rewx. Readings, Music and Reci
tations. Reserved heats 31 cent.
Reserved 'Seats at FeiiDeiaiiii'ir.s. Ne. 32
East King street. Chart open en Monday at
'J a. in. nUlliill.
CLOTllIStl.
flUlE C1TT IS FULL
OF
CLOTHING HOUSES
And it is a geed deal te biy that one is un
like all the rest. First, in its dealings : mid
it is surprising that onelieuso should ditler
much Irem another. .Selling- Cletliin;; is e
simple a matter that it is likely one would
suppose te be done in very much the same
way in all parts of t'.ie city: but te think
that there is one Heuse ahead of all tlie
rest, and te be ahead in all thedealiii; is te
deal en a higher plane, in u mere lib-jra!
way te give thebuvci inore wcll-louriled
confidence without le-s of the mereliuitV
safety. We want w hat belongs te us, viz :
A PAIR PROFIT,
and ue want veu te have what belongs te
you, vi. :
A LIBERAL MONEY'S WORTH",
One way te arrive at this rcaitlt in te mark
a price in plain figures en everything we
sell, which price is absolute, and te let you
buy what you like, go away, and cemu and
trade back again it you want te. We find
by experience that this liberality is harm
less te us. Ot course customers like it, and
It makes quick and steady dealing. We
don't want you te bring back w hat you
buy. It would cost us menev every time,
but we would rather you would brinsr back
than keep what you don't like, se we try te
see you get at first what 3-011 will like the
better tlie mere you knowet it This is
ically the whole philosophy et our dealing
The Clothing trade et tlie present dav re
quires a gicat variety el patterns, which
people like, because everybody likes te
cheese out et many rather than out 01 lew.
There are just TWO THINGS we novel
alter, viz: Tlie PKICK and the Thlt.MS.
The Price of ever) Garment is 1'lainhj
Marked, and the Terms are fit r Icily Cash.
With this understanding ousteineis never
waste time in trailing, but select with the
knowledge that if they change their minds
afterwards they can bring the clothes back
and have their money.
k
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
VKY tiUUIW, UXltEKHVAJi, AC.
t WATS, DOLMANS, JACKKTS.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
lAv
opened another choice lineet
Elegant Clese-Fitting
llf0
LIGHT COLORED
COATS aud JACKETS
T PRICES LOWER THAN" EVER
It ARC A INS IN
DRESS GOODS
Twe Cases DAMMASSE DRESe COO OS
AlSc. and lOc. a yaid.
One Case (JERSTER SUITING, '4.1c. a yard
One Case ALL-WOOL CLOTH SUITI.NC,
25c. a yaid.
We eiler tlie very bebt possible value in
BLACK CASHMERES
At 35, 45, 50, 2 1-2, 75, 87 1-Zc., 6.1 a yaid.
All tlie New Shades in Sc-l N'CH
All-Weel CASHMERES, 50c. a yd.
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chihlien's ME
RINO and ALL-WOOL
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
In all sizes and qualities at bottom prices.
We have again received a lull Hue el
BLANKET AND THIBET SHAWLS
at the same Lew Price.
CORSETS, GLOVES, LACES, EMRROID
ERIES, RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEF.-,
NOTIONS,
IN ENDLE3S VARIETY AT
NEW YORK STOKE,
8 & 10 E. KING STREET.
H UJtNlTVKE.
TV STOCK FOB THK
PALL TRADE.
Is complete, yet 1 am adding constantly te it.
and veu will llnd my Warerooms very much
crowded with the
BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
We are 30 crowded tliat it is rather dilllcuit
te show goods, butrwe will try and e ei eenie
this by tlie best attention.
Orders ter
PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES
filled at the very shortest notice ami at lowest
prices, at
FURNITURE, AND PICTFRE FRAME
WABEROOMb,
15 EAST KING STIUSILT.
WALTER A. HEINITSH.
sep-JI-Snid
JEW ElAi.Ka.
nVKKA OLASSKS,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUGUSTUS RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 20 East King Street. Lancaster. Pa
f8cpt2-3nidced
T ADIKS' UAIK DKKSSEK
J MRS. C. LILLER.
Ladles' Hair Dresser.
Manufacturer end Sealer in Hair Werk,
Ladies' and Gents' Wies. Combings straight
ened and made te order. Hair Jewelry or all
kinds made up. Alse. Kid Gloves and Feath
ers cleaned and dyed: Alse, Ladles' Shampoo
ing. 225 & 227 NORTH QUEEN STEET.
eMnid Tour doers above 1. K. It. Depot
IfEIV ADrBTlHMXTS.
PUW. J. ZAllM".
Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner,
LANCASTER, FA.
The manufacturers of tlie ditlerent lines of goods embraced in our stock have been spec
ially fortunate this year in producing styles et uncQualeil beauty, i hich it will be a pica-tire
te us te -Lew te ail who call. Our s'eck'is lull in all departments
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Diamonds, &e.
If you want te get up any SPECIAL CHRI&TMAS GIFT place jour order as cariv as. possi
ble. In Solid Geld or Silver we can make, in our own facterv. anv article wanted, wnieh en-
abies us te give our customers advantage in prices, net usually ieuml in retail stores.
THt AKUNDiiL, TINTED SPECTACLES, for which we are the sole agents in Lancaster
county, we believe are the best in the world, and we are satislled that with the aid et our com
plete euttit of Test Lenses, we can lit any eyes that need the aid of glasses.
Our lacilities ler FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING are complete in every department.
The very liberal share of trade we have received in the past has encenraged us te place in
our cases a liner and larger stock than ever before, te which we cordially invite the attention
ei all who desiie te examine beautiful goods.
ED. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
ectii-3mdA.wR
-
JJlll' GOODS.
N
TEXT HOOK ! THE COURT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK.
J
LADIES' DOLMANS.
LADIES' WALKING JACKETS,
Ladies in -cuvh el COATS OR DOLMANS
aie invited te visit our CLOAK ROOM
before puichasing, as they will
here Hud the LARGEST
STOCK te select from
te be found
anywhere
AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
White & Colored Blankets
In Quantities at 1.50 per Pair up.
UNDERWEAR,
feii ladies, gents, boys and
GIRLS.
IN ALL THE VARIOUS GRADES AT LOW
PRICES.
FAHNESTOCK!
Next Deer te Court Heuse
LANCASTER. PA.
lliaSH'EAK. MKN'S WEAK.
CLOTHS,
OASSIMERES,
CLOTHING.
Hager & Brether,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
Have Full Line-) of
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 l.tite-t Slyle-i and Celers, in I.aijfc A-jeit-ineiit.
MERINO I'NDKRWKAR, HOSIERY,
C LOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS
and NECKWEAR, at the
iewest rnicK-s.
HAGER & BROTHER
J. ""
MAKTlX CO.
OPENING
NOVELTIES IX
DRESS GOODS
FOR THE
FALL TRADE.
Our stock contains ail tlie Newe-t Faiuic-i at
Lewest Piiee-5.
ISilks, Velvets, Plushes,
BROCADES,
CASHMERES, MOM IE CLOTHS,
FLANNEL SUITINGS,
PLAIDS, &c, &c,
ULACK GOODS, BLACK G00D
BLACK G00BS,
Large Line of reliable joeds. xeveltlc
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
S-Onr !S1 Three Butten Cleve, in Celer
and lilack is irari-antcd. and is tlie He-t
Cleve in tlie Market.
OPENING
LADIES1 COATS
IN LARGEST VARIETY OF STYLES.
in Endless variety, Irem
Hie SMALLEST RREAK
FAST SHAWL t the EX
TRA HEAVY DOURLE.
Gossamer Rublier Clethiug,
FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN.
J. B.- MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
TfrANTKD. A OIKL TO DO HOCSfc-
V WORK in a .small laraily. Geed wages
te a competent person. Must speak German.
Call at 214 North Water street. 2td
H
TJDW. J. ZAU3I.
- - LANCASTER, PENX'A.
GIFT JIOOK SALK.
A
UKEAT EVENT OKLA.M'.lTEIi.
The whole city te be flooded and an Aval
anche te ftili upon the place.
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS,
CHINA TEA SETS,
SILVERWARE,
And Thousands et ether Elegant Articles, te
he SHOWERED UPON THE PEOPLE
WITHOUT REGARD TO AC!'.,
SEX OR RANK.
9- LOOK OFT FOR
LOVEIUNG'K
f
IATEI
THE GRANDEST BOOK SALE
THE WORLD EVER SAW.
IS NOW OPEN
AT-
Ne. 43 North Queen Street,
Where there arc
Trve Elegant Rosewood Pianos
Te Be Given Away Free !
100 SOLID COLD WATCHES te he gUmi
away free.
100 SOLID SILVER WATCH Ea le he "ivell
awaj- lree.
IOO KEAL IJIAMONO RING'S te lie
away Iree.
Kiwn
IOO C.Oi.O RAND CHINA TEA ET
11
lIeces, te be given away 1 ree.
) 10H LARGE and ELEGANT OIL PAINT
1 IXGS te be given away Hec.
.011 ELEGANT PIECES OF SILVERWARE
te be given away te the people lice.
Ann THOUSANDS OF OTHER ELEGANT
ARTICLES le he given nwav tree
TO THE PEOPLE.
50,000 BOOKS,
THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.
Ail for sale ter
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Anil a MFT Fit BE Willi Every Koek.
THOUSANDS OF ROOKS! ALL NEW :
ALL FRESH FROM THE PREfcS !
.Many of them ee-ting thcpublislici'-ifiein two
dollars te thiee dollars each. All te lie sold ter
the simple sum el'ONK DOLLAR EACH the
people te take iheir choice, and a Pir-onter
Gilt Fkek with every Reek they buy.
9-Aml let it be distinctly undeistned ih.it
the glvingawavet the above present-, will be
in accordance witlitlic judgment and discre
tion of the nppeinted agent ter the s.ile el
these books in this city. Ne partiality will be
hhewn, and all presents will be given away
without regard te age, sex or rank.
New let All the People Come
ami witness the grandest display el Heeks
ever been in this city, anil th" nnwt trciiicn.
deus bargains in whole sets et Roel.v by every
author. J
KXct U.OPEDIAS,
HISTORIES. RIOGRAPIIIES,
RII1LES, DICTIONARIES
AT HALF PRICE,
And Picscnt FREE with every pu;'cli.i.e.
A. W. LOVERING,
of thcGieat RoekStors, 1 West reurtcenth
street New Yeik, and et the Great Reek Stores
in Kosten, M:ms.
P. S. My established lcputatien in Morten
anil New Yeik for the last twenty-tivc yeais, 1
deem Is a sufllcleut guaiuiitee te Hie people et
til's city tliat all I advertise I shall perterm.
A. W. LOVERING.
mil le vr.n i xws nrsixi:ssviti:r.n.
Keep sti let faith with the public; be libcr.il.
Just and upright; show that jeurenteipii-e is
deserving of patronage and the public will
support j ou.
3-Ne count etien u tth any ether hoekM-Ilcr
in the world. novle ttd
EXTEltTAUfM EX TH.
UULTON OPKRAlieUSi:.
TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1881.
-THE FASHIONABLE EVENT-
Kngagement of the Ackneuledgid Come Ceme
dienne. AND HER GRAND COMPANY, including
Charles FianER, Edmcxd Teum (lii-st ap
pearance here) II. J. Huui.i:r, V. F. Ed
wards, F. M. Kesdrick, Gkokeu Darrell,
Harry Hawk, II. Pierson, si:., Lewis
Raker. S. Kesmceur, O. M. Dvsx, May
Davexpert, Minnie Menk, Marv haw,
Mrs. C. Fisher, N. F. Rrisac (Stage Man
ager). In her Gre-it Sucee'-s or 1:. -.iimnier, DL'-
MAS'S.
CAMILLE!
ADMISSION
RESERVED SEATS...
jOc.,
anil HI
SI
Reserv'ed seats en sale at Hie Opera Heuse
Office. nil-it
rAPEKUAXlilXUa, &e.
W
ARK OPENING
New Patterns el
WALLPAPERS
FOR THE FALL.
The line ler the present s-casen is tlie largest
most complete and varied we ever had in
stock, embracing Fine Embossed Gilts for
Parlors, Halls. &c. Plain and Celer Gilts in
an endless variety and most moderate prices,
Common Papers in elegant designs and color
ings, for Dining Reems, Chambers, Ac,
Borders, Friezes, Centre Pieces,
Ceiling Decorations, Tran
som Papers, etc.
1ANCY DADO WINDOW SHADES, in new
Styles. PLAIN GOODS, in ail colei-, and
widths. Scotch anrt American Hollands.
Window Papers, Spring, Tin and Weed Roll Rell
ers, et the very best makes. Cord Futures
Leeps, Bands, Picture Wire, Cord and Nails.
We have opened new patterns ei
Extension Cornices,
the cheapest and best. Curtain Poles in as
sortment. -Ordeia taken for FINE MIRRORS.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 7 NORTH QCEEN ST.
Fiffl
DAVEHPORT
TURD EDITION
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 14, 1881.
ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE
CAUriELD'a
ASSASSIN IN COtTKT.
f
Counsel for Guiteau Jlmc for a Furrier Post
ponement Against the Prisoner's Pro Pre
test 'llie Trial te Proceed.
Selecting a Jury. A Sen
sational Episode.
Washington, Nev. M. The Guitcau
tital commenced here this werning.
picc-scly 10 o'clock Judge Cox took
seat and the prisoner was brought in,
takiuji a seat between his sister, Mrs.
Sceville, and his brother-in-law. Guiteau
looked in much better condition physically
and otherwise than when last in court, but
still had the same restless, furtive expres
sion, as of a hunted wolf, which character
ized him before.
lie was ac once relieved of his hand
cull's. One of his lirst movements was te
attempt te draw from his pocket a roll of
paper, but at a sign from Sceville he put
it back.
Mr. Itobinsen, prisoner's counsel, then
arose and made a plea, apparently much
against the prisoner's wish, for a post
ponement, asking for mere time te pro pre
pal e for the defence. AH the time he was
speaking Guitcau was carrying en a re
monstrance with Sceville. who was ap
parently trying te quiet him.
At the clese of Robinson s speech Gui
teau insisted en being heard. lie said he
was net aware that a postponement was te
be requested. He desired te be
heard in his own defence at the very
threshold of the case. Se far as he was
concerned, he said, he did net want I
lurluci' time,
the ease.
He was lend (r nnnr tr. Irv
The judge then announced t' at trial
should proceed as f.trat least as the swear
ing of the jury, when he would consider
Robinson's application for an extension.
At 11 o'clock the work of obtaining a
jury was beun. The turce.iirst were dis
Itialilied, two because they had formed
lixe.l opinions, and the ether because he
had conscientious scruples en the subject
of capital punishment. In examining
jurors Ir. bceville went ever a wide
range, inquiring as te their religious and
political belief. At neon the defense had
peremptorily challenged ene man and two
had been accepted and sworn in.
The panel was exhausted after five
jureis hadl ecu obtained, and at the sug
gestion of the district attorney anerdu
was issued for the drawiugef 75 additional
names fiem the box. Tiie prisoner at this
point slowly jrese and informed the
court that he would like te make a speech
te-morrow morning, but he was ordered
by the court te take his scat. He then
passed the manuscript of his speech te a
newspaper reporter, but before the latter
could leave the court room Mr. Sceville
called him bad: and compelled him te re
turn it. This raised the anger of the pris
oner, who excitedly declared that he was
net under the central of his counsel that
he was a lawyer and knew the law himself
that when he wanted help he would ask
it, and tinu he desired his speech
te be piibliitcd for the purpose of influ
encing public, opinion. lie was again si
lenced by the ceuit, audit having been
agreed that the sitting of the court should
be from 10 a. m. te : p. m. daily, allowing
half an hour for rccesi. the court at 1:05
adjourned.
In the speech which Guiteau had prc
paicd for delivery in court today he says
he is charged with murdering one James
A. Gailicld. Xething can be mere ab
surd, because General Garfield died
of malpiactice. General Garfield was a
geed man, but a weak politician.
Being president he was in a position te de
vast haiin te the republic, and he was
doing it by the unwise use of patronage,
and the Leid and himself took the re
spensibility of lcmeving him ; that his
duty te the Leid and te the American peo
ple overcame his personal feelings te-
wauls Gen. Gat held and he sought te
remove him. Xet being a marksman, Gen.
Gaificld was net fatally shot, but incompe
tent physicians finished the work, and
they, net himself, aie responsible for his
death. He then speaks of the breach in
the Republican party and his re
solve te remove the president, and
claimsth.it the duty erdcicd him te fire
the shot. He lcfcistehis work en the the tho
elogy, insanity in his family, his married
life, and his life in prison, and appeals te
these whom he says he has put in position
and te the general public te send him
money for his defense.
THREATENING JAV GOULD.
Ce!. ). lleuaiii YSVUiVh Desperate Plan te
Win in Wall Street.
New Yerk, Xev. 14. By stiatcgic
movement:; and the employment of a large
force of detectives and letter carriers, te
watch the letter boxes, the New Yerk
police anestcd Cel. J. Heward "Welles a
man of geed family last evening for hav
itigwiittcn threatening letters te Gould
unless he gave him "points " te make up
his heavy losses in gambling with " Gould
stocks " Welles was arraigned this
morning and was remanded until three
o'clock. lie spent a restless night in his
cell at police headquarters. Tewaids morn
ing symptoms of real illness appeared and
he complained of fits of nervous shivering
and set ere chills. A surgeon was called
who en examination ' found him trem
bling and utterly broken down, mere ap
parently by mental than by physical suf
feiing. "
HCCUETAKY FOLCKK.
Ihe New Treasury Chler Ileglns Werk.
Washington, Xev. 11 Judge Felger
was sworn in at the treasury department
this morning, after which he was intro
duced te the employees. The new sccrc sccrc
tary'anneunccd his intention of beginning
work at once and ordered that all the
official business of the day be sent te
him for .signature. Ex-Secretary Windem,
who was considerably affected and said it
reminded him of the scenes of last sum
mer, left the department in company with
Senater Perry.
IlL'ATlt IS IUE 1L.4.UES.
A reiil Crima Suspected Hearst. Leid.
St. Lens, Nev. 14. The heuse of an
old mau named Ansen Vail, 5 miles from
Hillsboie, Me., was burned en Saturday
night, aud nest morning it was discovered
that the old man had perished in the flames
and fiern the fact that he was supposed
te have a considerable amount of money
in his possession, it is believed that he was
robbed and muruered and the house fired
te conceal the crime.
tire :tt Terente.
Toke.n'to, Out. Nev. 14. Beeth's cop
per works and Smith's printers ink manu
factory was burned yesterday. Less, $20,
090 ; partially insured.
AVKATHEi; lOiCATJONS.
Washington, D. C, Nev. 14. Fer the
Middle states, fair weather, northwest te
southwest winds, stationary or rising
barometer, and nearly stationary tempera
ture. MarVcngli yuits for Geed.
Washington, D. C. Oct. 14 Attorney
General MacVcagh took formal leave of
the department of justice te-day and will
leave this afternoon for Philadelphia.
MARKETS.
Jfew tern ntarnei.
New eitx, Nev. 1 1. Fleur State and West
ern steady and market moderately active.
Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat VJSig higher ; fairly active ; Ne. 2
Red. Dec, 1 47K?1 47i de Jan., 1 50!il .11 ;
de Feb., I 33X1 m.
Coin epened'jc higher, but afterward be-
came weak and lest tlie advance : mixed w est -era,
spot. 60gtJc ; Ce future, KiQ73e.
Oats XHc better ; State4SMc; Western.
47354c.
- ii -
Philadelphia Market.
PniLADKLPHiA. Nev. 14. Flenr firm, but
quiet; Superilne, at a 00S4 50; extra
at 473Q5 50: Ohie and Indiana fanillv.
-
i 003. 50; Pennsylvania tamily C 62
Cj: St. Leuis de 7 50S7 75: Minnesota
.xtraat$7O037ii: de straight at 9735fi7SO;
?i?ter Pft"cut 7 73SS 50 ; spilng de 0C
O Oil.
Ire flour at te 75.
Wheat lirmer ; Del. and Pcnn'a Red, $1 ii
Ql 44 ; de Amber, f 1 44S1 46.
Cern firmer ; lair local demand ; vteamer
ragKc; yeilew. 7070Jc: inlxetl, &9(Q10e
N 0.3 mixed. CSeccsc.
At 1
Oats flrmer. with fair demand ;
Ne. 1 White.
his MjXc ; Ne. 2, ie 3ic
Ne. 3 de. :eje ; Ne.
Rye dull at $1.
Previsions tirni, but dull ; Mess Perk. HSiB
1850; Ueef hams, J13 75219: India mess beei.
$-23 t. e. b.
- Bacen Smoked shoulders. Se : salt de Te
smoked hams, uyQKc ; pickled de, lOM&lle.
Lard firm, but dull.
Butter Choice steady : ether kinds dull ;
Creamery extra Pcnn'a , 370133c ; Western,
3537c
Rolls steady.
Eggs steady ; fresh wanted: riiin'a., iW
Sic: Western, aiS25e.
Cheese dull, but prices unchanged.
Petroleum dull ; retlned, 7'ic.
WhlskyatSIli
Seeds Gentl In nrlnn. Clnrnr .lull .t Sl'-r
9'i ; flaxseed Una at SI 50.
StncK.llHrKsi.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal stock
also United States Bends reported daily !..
Jacob It. Lose. N. E. Cor. Centre Snnare.
Nkw Yeuk Stocks.
Stock-, weak.
Nev. 1 1.
I0:tt) irtX) a.u
.... 52?tt ....
123X 1ZS-J.I 127
no;, no loejj
('.S
21? J 2U4 205
12 I27 12
HOid .... IlKiy.
Meuay.... .....................
Chicago A North Western. .
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul...
Canada Southern ,
C C efc I. C. 1C It...
Del.. Lack. A Western
Delaware A Hudsen Canal.
Denver Rie Grande
!i
s si's
East Teuu., Va. & Ga
I Hannibal A St. Jee.
.... it.y,
.... UU?
V2VA ISU'h
"tti iXS.'i
41 42
1 Lake Shere Mich. Southern..
1017'
5
I Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central.
Missouri. Kansas A Texas...
S. V.. Lake Erie Western.
Mew Jersey Central
N. V., Ontario Western....
New Yerk Central
Ohie Blississlppl
Ohie Central
Pacific Mull Steamship Ce.
St. Paul Omaha ,
I7JS
IB'i
4H?
W,
41?
de Preferrei I 10 'M 1(3; laJ! '
Central Pactllc wyj !'4 1W5
Texas Pacific 57K r7?i 57
Union Pacific.
121 1207; liOJ'
Wabash. St. Leuis Partite...
' Preterm!.
Western Union Tel. Ce
4! 4S.'i 48ii
S!) XH$ VI t
87 l-7-i SC'i
a. v.
r. ii. r k.
PniLADBLFUlA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Leiitgn Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts. & estern
Northern Central
Northern Pact tic.
" Preterre.1
M
.(i
i7'i
w.'i
.... C144
.... I7JJ
. ... '-",H
... 51i
4.: 4ij;
.r)i si's
.... 2U
1CU IX.
21
m-i
.... jn-
21
v. v.
1:00
lleslenvillt ,
Electric Underground Tel. Ce. 113
Philadelphia X Erie R. R ,
Gunnison SI loins ,
Iowa Gulch Miuinr ,
UB1TKD STATK3 IIONDf .
Culled States 4 per cents
tyj ..........
" ft "
Cattle itlarket.
PniLAUULiuiA. Nev. 14. Cattle uuuket ac
tive : sales, 4,(01 head; prime, tQ7c;goed,
8yGJ4c; medium, 4!iri4c; eoiuinen, 314
4c.
Sheep market active ; sales, 8.00J head;
prime, SJflSJJ: feed, 45J; medium, 4
43J ; con. moil, ag.'lJs" ; liimbs. I7c ; milch
calves. 0sjc.
Hogs market lair; sale-, et 5.5C0 head;
KOOd, sgn-Jc ; medium, SJJiyfe- ; eomnien, "ij
7e.
l.raln and l'revisir.n Juotntleus.
One o'clock quotations el grain and prove
Ions, furnished by S. Iv. Yundt, llroker !".
East King street.
Cblea"0.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
Nev.... 1.3I44 Sty' $ .41' lli.3ft ill.47K
Dec... 1.33 SAy .4;4 l(!.je 11.47ii?
Jan i.::i sajz .41 I7.W) u.ir. "
I'lulailelplilii.
Nev... 1.42JS JW-Z .51
lec... 1.14 .raJ JA'A
Jan I.47K .11 .r.3
"The doctors said my ivne had ceiisuuip
ion. Tried 'Lindscy's Rloed Searcher,' anil
she has Better he il th Miun ever." G. II. Hub
bard, Hampden, Ohie. nl luid&w
" The Ilocter Told Ale
te take a blue pill, but I didn't, for 1 had al
ready been poisoned twice by mercury. The
druggist told me te try Kidney-Wert, and I
dlil. It was just the tiling ler my bilieusues-i
and constipation, and new I am as well us
ever." Torpid kidneys and liver Is the trouble
ler which Kidney-Wert always proves tube
the best remedy known. Hartferd Veurant.
nll-lwd.tw
IOK SALK.
F
UK SALE.
530 Cases of Leaf Tobbacce
OK 1879 AN1 1980.
nlI-.-it II. T. IIOFi'MAN, Lebanon. Pa.
HOUSK FOK SALK. A TWO-STORV
brick ilnelling house and liack building,
520 East Oninj-e street, with water ami us.
anil newiypapeicd tlirougheiit. Terms easy;
apply at
JOHN HIEMENZ'S Sho.tSteie,
ns-thl Ne. 51 North Queen street.
TfOK SALK.
Elegant RUILIIING SITES in the wcii-rn
suburbs et the city, and RUILOING LOTS at
all pi Ices and in all parts el the city. Apply te
ALLAN A. HERR ft CO.,
Real Estate, Collection ami Ins. Agents,
faCiitS-Smdl 3 North Uuke Street.
s
ELMMi OF1' KKLIIW COST.
HAVO BEE Ari'OIKTED HUI'Cl'.INTEXIlE.Nr OK
LANCASTER COUNTY HOSPITAL,
I will sell off my entire stock or
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
awl VESTING S.
READY-MADE CLOTHING axd GENT'n
FURNISHING GOODS. COUNTERS.
SHOW CASES, FIRE-PROOF
SAFE aud OTHER
FIXTURES.
GEO. SPURRIER,
18 BAST KINO STItEKT.
neiwd
PCHLIC SALK. OKA VALUABLE 1TAKU.
On TUESDAY, DECK, 1HH1, the under
slL'ned.exeeuters el tlie will or Henry R.Treut
will expose te public sale, en the premises, in
Man lief m township, t lie farm et the late Henry
R. Trout, deceased. This larm I3 about two
miles distant lrein Lancaster, en the Ephrata
turnpike, adjoining hinds erisaac Espcnshade
Henry Ruckwaltcr, Henry Hess and ethers.
It contains about 70 ACRES. The improve
ments consist efa two-storied STONE DWELL
ING HOUSE, large frame Rani, Wagen-Sheil,
Cern Crib and ether outbuildings. There Is a
geed orchard or apple trees. There Is an ex
cellent spring at the house and running water
In two fields. There is a never-Iailing well at
the house. The fences are In geed condition
About two thousand bushels et lime have been
put en the land In the last two years. Tin
property is well-adapted te trucking and
dairying, as the whole et It can be cultivated
and has an excellent meadow.
Persons dcsiiing te view the premises can
de se by calling en the nudcrslgncd, or en
Isaac K. Ryan residing thereon.
Sale te begin at 2 o'clock, p. in., when terms
will be made known by the undersigned exec exec
ueors. Alse, at the Grape Hetel, en hame day. the
DWELLING HOUSE and let or ground, N
220 West Orange street. The house is a
two-storied RRICK DWELLING, with two
storied brick back building. It contains eight
rooms; ran. a built in the kitchen, gas
throughout, hydrant in yard and geed well ;
there Tg a connection with the sewer en Orange
itreet. The yard is well-planted with apricots,
cherries, 'peaches, and grapes, et several
kinds. Tlie let has a frontage en Orange -street
of 2J feet and is 128 feet deep, and en the rear
is a two-storied lrume Stable. Frem the south
ern end of the let there extends another let,
about 2CK feet wide and 51 feet deep; te Arcli
alley, giving access te tlie Stable ; this let being
subject, however, te certain rights it passagi
In the owners et the two houses en the west
of the dwelling house.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p.m.. en said
day when terms will be made known by
THEODORE TROUT.
AMOS H. CUBIST,
Executers of the will or Henry R. Tieut
Hkxrv Siiciiiacr, Auet.
nevl2,14,17,19,a;,."5Udecl,!t?iiltw