LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15, Ibsi.
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Tobacco Mutters.
The past week has been the dullest of
the season among Lancaster tobacco men.
Ne sales cither of new or old leaf arc re
ported. Dealers appear te be lying en
their eais, while fanners ate engaged in
bliipping the crops they tonic from the
poles during the late wet Fp' II.
Christain Biubakrr, of S i&bury sold 3J
acres te F.itrnan & Ce., at JO cents aieuud
J. 31. Hcrslicy, of Salisbury eue acre te
Jonas Eaby at 33, 18, 8, and 3.
Next Wrck'i. Court.
Tiie tiial list for next week's quarter
sessions com t is out. There are 143 cases
en it for tiial, nearly all of which are new.
Among llieui me the follewing: Emanuel
Gundaker, felonious assault and battery ;
Ed. rjandeis, murder : I'hilip Holers, ac
cessory te murdci ; Samuel U. Miller,
murder. Zu cases aic set ilewn for Thurs
day, a that will be Thanksgiving day, and
them will be no court. Beginning next
week ceuit will be almost continuously in
cession until the holidays.
tierse !! IN'ad.
As the diiver of the wagon or the Con Cen Con
cstega ceik works was diiviug about 1:30
p. in. te day en East Orange street, his
heise suddenly fell ever in the gutter in
front of 3Ir. Frank Shreder's residence
just west of Lime street, and with two or
three groans expired. Xe inquest. The
body was carted te .!. G. Lampartei's glue
facteiy at 3p in.
L'i(l of Hit Injuries.
MiinacI Eiiuer, the man who fell from
the second story of St. Jeseph's hospital en
Sunday, died of his injuries this morning.
Corener Mis-hler empanelled a jury
and held and inquest this afternoon.
.Miul His ih--,t Kabbit.
A cerj.lts days a'40 'Willie Lebzeltcr,aged
Myeais, son of I'lnliji Lebzelter, was out
in the ceuntiy and he shot his first rabbit.
The weapon uscl was a pistol and he shot
the animal tliieiigh the head, killing him
instantly.
Sale el ICcal KMate.
JJ. F. Howe, ycftciday sold at piivate
sale for Jehn llaar, a picce of ground en
West King stiert, N. 'J.'ii, with a one-
story lieiisi;.
nitly leg and Iniek. te Cor-
ncliits F. 31;: v
'r i00.
'letting ISacc.
This afternoon a trotting race is
place at 1 he park between II. I).
Lillie I), and C II. Htinneckcr
Billy. The premium is $100.
takiug
Erh's
s Bay
Sa! of Horses.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers sold at
public sale, Xev. 14, Mcrrimae house, for
Gee. GiesMnan, 1)1 head of houses at an
average price of 8131, per head.
al! Last Sight.
The -I. S. C." held their
the Humane hall last nteht and
ball in
it was
well attended. LveiyUun;
all had :. geed time.
was quiet and
JKajerV C"rt.
The mayor this morning disehaigcd two
ledgers anil eue drunk. Tiie latter paid
his costs.
A Generous At I.
The Yeung Men's Chiistian association was
indebted te the old Lancaster gas eempany
for $100 worth el gas consumed "luring the
years 187!i and Ivi. At a late meeting of the
managers a i solution was pas-ed authorizing
the secretaiy. Mr. Geerge If.. Reed, te cancel
the tlebt as a donation te the association,
which was accordingly done, anil a receipt
handed te the acting provident. Mr. 1). C.
Flavcrsliclc. for which the association and
all the geed people int'H-ted in it-- geed
work are profoundly thanktul.
Aiiiercinciits.
nniii Jiaicnperl Te-nigh!. TUc eminent i
actress, ll-. Fanny l)avenpnrt,will appear at j
ta Fulton epeia home te nightin Dumns's drama
et ' Caiuille." A lady et her reputation and
dramatic lineage icquircs no introduction,
but it may be said that Mi-s Davcnpeit has
wen increasing laurels in this role. At the
leading theatres et the country last sumuici
she -fined a gre.i success, and her present
tour tlneugh this state is marked by the
me.-.t complimentary press notices. Miss
Davenport's company is ale aeeerdeil high
praise. The sale et le-cived scuts Maws
mere thau "' 0 taken.
-f
:i 12. tiTn:.
Sick headache, nerveu- headache, neuialgia.
nervousness, paialysis, dyspcpsi-i, sleepless
lies", and biiiin disease-, positively cured by J
Di. lien-mi's Celery and Chamomile Fills, i
They contain no opium, quinine, or ether
harmful drug. Sold by druggists.
Don't Die In llie Heuse.
Ask druggists ter " Iteugh en Hat-." 1
dears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, reaches, ver
min. Hies, ants insects. 15c per box.
."Humeral A! cm net i itetlicrs:
Aie you dltui licit at night and broken of
yeurrcvt by a sick child sutterlug and crying
vlth the excruciating pain et cutting teeth?
If s.-., go at once and get a bottle of MItS.
WIN3L.OWJ? SOUTHING bYU'Jl'. It will re
lieve the peer little snilerer Immediately de
pend upon It; there is no mistake about it.
There is net u mother en eailh who has ever
used it, who will net tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest, te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like ni-igic. It Is perfectly safe te
ue m all cases, ami pleasant te the taste, and
fs the prescription of one et the eldest ant!
best lemal'j physician and ::ur.ses in the
U ailed Mutc-i. .-sld everywhere: 25 cents a
I ettle iiii-7-ld.wM.W&S
"l.lie, Urmn, .entity."
" What we all admire " and hew te secure it :
A line head of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes
geed leeks should neglect te n-u " Louden
Hair Celer Heslercr,"' the U'OstcIeanly and de
lightfut article ever intieduccd te the Ameri
au people. II is totally different from all
ethers net sticky or gummy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, restore! gray hair, gives it new lite, keeps
ihe scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
te grew where it had lalleu off or become thin,
does net soil or stair anything, ami is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared us te make It a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Hcsteier" is sold by all druggists,
at 75 cents a bottle. .-ix bottles ler $1.
Oct3M,Y,S&w
Uhlii Diseases" Cured by Dr. Swujne's
Ointment.
What is mere distressing thin; an obstinate
skin disease, and w hy persons should suffer a
Mingle hour when they have a sure cure in
" Swayne's Ointment "' Is piLsl our compichcn cempichcn compichcn
xien. The worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the lace and blotches en the
-kin areiemevcd by using this healing oint
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itching Piles Symp
toms arc moisture, intense Itching, particu
larly at night after gelling warm in bed;
ether parts arc sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment plea-ant, sure cure. Dr. Swaync &
Sen, .VI North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom ail letters should be addressed,
sold bvall prominent druggists.
ecU-T.Th&K&w
Universal Approbation
Jiy the community at large lias been given te
Hurdeek llloed Hitters. Ne instance is known
where disKitistactieu has been manifested by
their use, or where aught but benefit follewea
their administration. Price $1. Fer sale at II.
IJ. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
sucet. Lancaster.
"What every one says must be true," that
" Dr. Sellers' Cough Syrup"' has no equal ler
eughs ami colds. Try it. Price 25 cents.
nl-lnid&w
An old lady writes us :" I am 15 years old
and was feeble ami nervous all the time, when
I bought a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
I have used little mere than one bottle and
feel aa well a at no." Se ether column.
uMmdcod&wcetv
THIS FAK31KKS HUKSU.
Dr. Barber's Bed Herse Powders are the best
In the market. They are net a mem loed made
et Inert ami cheap material.-, but a veritable
Medicine. Tbcy contain lour times thcstrcngtb
of ordinary horse and cattle powder?, and will
cure and fatten stock in one-fourth the time,
acting at. once upon the digestive organs and
secretions, and may be safely relied upon ler
the cure of cough, colds distemper, glanders
and all diseases et hersey, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality of inllk in cows and keep
all kind-, et stock in a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere at 20c. per pack, C ler $1 ; large
size 40c. or 3 ter 51. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stoie. 1ST and 1 39 North Queen
stiecls. augMydeed&wl
Nothing Shcrl el L'nmlstalcnbln Itenellttt
Conferred upon tens el thousands of MitTcroi MitTcrei MitTcroi
ceuld eiiglnate and maintain the leputatien.
which Area's SAUSAr.w.aLv enjoys. It is a
compound of the best vegetable alteratives,
with the Iodides of Potassium a-.d Iren, and
is the most effectual of all remedies ler scro
fulous, mercurial, or bloeii disorders. Uni
formly successful and certain in its remedial
effects it produces rapid and complete cures et
Scrofula, .Sere. Ceils, Humors, Pimple, Eruption.-,
Skin Diseases and all disorders rising
Irem impurity of the bleed. By its invigora
ting cllecls it alwavs relieves and etten cures
l.iver Complaint. Female Weaknesses and Ir
regularities, and isapetmt rencwer et vital
ity. Fer purifying the bleed it has no equal.
It tones up the sy&teir, restores and preserves
the health, and imparts vigor and energy. Fer
fort j- years it has been in extensive use, ami is
te-day the most available medicine ler the suf
fering sick, anynheie. Fer sale by alldcaleis.
iill-lwdcedAw
The Docter Telil Me
te takeabltie pill, but I didn't, ler 1 had al
ivady been poisoned twice by mercury. The
druggist told me te try Kidney-Wert, and I
did. It was jnt the tiling ler my biliousness
and constipation, and new I am as well as
ever." Torpid kidneys and liver is the trouble
for which Kidney-Wert always proves te be
the host lemedy known. Hartferd CevratU.
nll-lwdAw
"A word te the wise is suflieient." An ef
fective and agreeable lemedy ler the treat
ment et Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely's Cicam Baliu." A sure cure.
Cream Halm effectually cleanses the nasal
.m,t-:i,;cs of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secicliens, allays inflammation and irritation.
pieUets the mcinbraiial linings et the head
from additional colds, completely heals tin
seresnnd icnteres the. sense of laste andMiicll.
Beneficial results arc lc.illzed by a lew appli
cations. A thorough 1 realm Mil as diiected
will cur- Catariii. As a household remedy ter
coin in me neau u is uncquaic'i. me lsaiin is
easy te u-e and agreeable. Sold ty druggUt
at 50 cent'. On i ocelpt of .V) cents will mail a
package, ."-end ler chcular with l.ill infui mo
tion. ELY'S CHEAM BALM CO., Oswego, N. Y.
Fer .-ale in Lancaster '03-al! the druggists.
nl-2wdeed&w
A Cough, Celd or s-ere mi-eat should ne
j utepped. Neglect Irejiicntly results in an In-
: curahli- L'liig Disease or Consumption.
Brown's iirenehial Tnieh' de net disorder
me -leiuiieii lute ceugn syrui.tj unit uiiisainc,
buliict directly en the in tiameilparta, allaying
ir'-itatlen, sive relict In Asthma. 1'renchla!
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which bingcrs and rublleSpeakers aresubject
te. Fer thirty yearn ISrewn's llrenehial
Treci'.es have been reeemincnded by iiliysl
ciaus. anil always give uerlect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant Use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-merited rank among the few staple
remedies et the age. Sold at i" cents a box
every where. iii8-IvilTTliASJfclyv
Kidney Cempliiint Cured.
15. Turner, Kechcstcr, N. Y.. writes : ' I h-ive
bi'eii for everii year subject te serious dis
order et the. kidnevs, and etten unable teat-i
tend te business; I procured your ISurdeck
llloed Itittcrs and was relieved betore hall a
bottle Mas used. 1 intend te continue, as I
feel conlident that they will entirely cine ine."
Frice SI. Fer sale at II. IS. Cechian's drug
store. i:7 North (Jueeii btrcet, Lancaster.
"The doctors sain my who had een-uinp
ten. Tried ' Lindsev's llloed Searcher.' and
.she has hetter he dth than ever." It. H. Hub- j
hui-d. Hampden, Ohie. nl iind&w i
HEATHS.
Wbwcb. In this city, en the 15th inst.,
Doietliea Weaver, in the isi 1 yearet her age.
The relative- and fi lends et the family a:e
j re-pccttully iniled te attend the Itinera I
tiem the residence et uee. is. Dauuer Ne. .u
Church street, en Fiiday afternoon at -o'clock.
Interment at Woodward 11 ill ceme
tery. H.VRMiK. November 15th. 1-S1, in this city,
el scarlet lever, Herbert S. Harner, eldest son
j of Henry C and S. Franc -s Harner, aged a
year.-, 7 months and 27 days.
The idatives and friend-et the f.nnilv aie
, respectfully invited te attend tiie funeral
from the residence et his parents. Ne. !!'
West Chestnut stieet, en Thui-day afti-uinen
at." o'clock.
XJJIf Alt Vj:itTlSHMJ-'XTS.
IOST ON "WKIISESDAT KVEXLM!, A
j (old Itlack-Knamcled Ilmlge. surrounded
with Pearls. A libcnil icward mil be paid en
return of same te this etlice. ltd
'OK SALIC A DhSIKAItSlh
OKOUEKY
r STOKE and DWELLING HOUSE
for sale
en private terms. Apply at
ullStd
THIS OFFICE
17"AXTi:U A DISTItlCT Al SOUCJT-
ing agents ter this city and county for
the Standard Ilenctlcial Association ler un
married persons. Address
D. W. J5AKD, General Agent,
ltd Heading, Pa.
1I'G1VA1.T'S
WINE, LIQUOK. ALCOHOL AND
rMxieTsijv- cTnnr
jj unui.iv. exw.
ICljUJ-lJd NO, 205 WfcST KING STKIiLT.
ATOT1CE.
ALL l'EICSONS AKi: FUKBIl)
'. nir wife. Mary M. Stchuian.
JLl trusting
:is she has lett mv my bed and beard without
any cause et my own, as I will pav no debts
contracted bv her. II. IS. STEHMAN.
nl5-:tdTV.itw East Hemplield. .
ALLEN ROCK HAS NOW ON IIAKU A
full line et HUHHEH and AHCTIC
OVEKSHOES, also Kubber Heets all et the
best quality and at the. lowest prices, at 305
North Queen street, opposite the Northern
Market Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.
ltd&w SIGN OF THE JIG HOOT.
JY VIRTUE OF A KEsOlAJTION PASSE l
) by City Councils Thursday, .Jnne '.', 1S31,
conferring en me authority te sell $S,00)el the
unexpended balance et tlej lean approved
February 7. 1S74, ler the further improvement
el the water work-. I hereby ask jer PHOPO
SALS ter Six Thousand Dollars of the afore
said lean te be handed in at the Maver's office
up te WEDNESDAY, the 23d day et" NOVEM
HKH. ISSl.at 3 p. m.
This Lean is " lree from tax for any purpe-e
wha'seever," bear.-SIX PEK CENT, uitcicst,
pay: ble semi-annuailv at the Treasurer's
eflic, and is due ami payable April 1, ltOU.
The Lean will be issued in certificate of in
debtedness of the City et Lancaster, in such
forms as are new prescribed for the issuing of
the same; in denominations of ?le0 and multi
plies thereof.
The debt of the city et Lancaster is $7l--41iO
Amount in sinking fund, Sn;-i35S.ed ; last as
f-esred valuation ler city tax purposes, $11,
(iOS.575. Amount of debt proposed te be made.
ijti.oeo. Ferm el proposed lean, ecrtiticates of
JlaO or mnlliples thereof; payable ISO.
A tax levy of 310et one mill percent, was
enacted ler the pavmentef said lean.
JNO. T MjicGONIGLE, Mayer.
iil.VTu,Tli,S&Mil
yi'LTOX OPEKA 1IODSK.
FIVE GREAT ATTRACTIONS
ncr.l3.-e
THE EVENINGS OF INSTITUTE
WEEK.
TUESDAY, NOVEMHElt 15.
Vaj-sast MacCcllt. " Photography
Wit ttwl Tfnttn-kt "
et
IN THE COUKT HOUSE.
.:i5cent-i
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMHElt 1C,
Klv. .Iesbc Kew.ma-.- Yeimi. "The H.iltle or
Gcttysbuig."
Hcscrvcd Seats :15 cenU.
THUHSDAY, NOVEMHElt 17,
Al.VIIKO .1. KSKIHT'x lACKVU COMniSATle..
Music, Headings and Shakspearean Impersonation-.
Heseived Scats :i5 cents.
FHIDAY, NOVEMHElt is.
Moses T. Hnewx. ltcadliigs. Music and Reci
tations. I5eervcd Seats 35 cents.
He-eived :Eeats at FenDcrsmiHi's. Xe. 32
East E ing street. Chart open en Monday at
J a. m. ulS-tiUlR
XEW AUVKHTtMEMEXTS.
TUUN WASAMaKCR AlVBtlTISKMET.
JOHN WANAMAKER
CALLS
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO THE
FOLLOWING : "
Our circular silks, ti-J-incb, arc bought
entirely lrem Hie makers in Lyens this
iall for the llrst time, Ve have advan
tage in the price, and besides a degree
of confidence net te be get in miscel
laneous buying.
Xext-eutcr circle, ChestnutSt. entrance.
Is theic anything black at 73 cents
better than flannel? It is of the sim
plest et all weaving; and naturally
money goea a lenir way in buying it.
Black Fergc at $1.25, full 5: inches
wide; exactly the wholesale price to
day. Next-outer ciicle. Chestnut -St. entrance.
Camel's-hair lightly covered with
beurctte plaid: the same se heavily
coveicd with l-MjIit beurctte single
threads as toei-titutea high illumi
nation. $135.
Third circle, southeast from centie.
Ladles' coats el every gradeaieina
geed light in the new corner; audit
thcie isn't enough loom ills becaii60
many buyers are there.
New te-day. Coats of light cloths
trimmed with plush, for young ladies
only; the hires irnd style3 are young.
$r,uml$14.
1.7U Chestnut street.
Lengthening and re-dying seal coats ;
and the sooner it is done the better.
American dye, of" course ; but for sec
ond dyeing It i-n't worth while te send
te Londen.
ISy the way, would you like te leek
into our busy fur workroom en the
third fleer? Yeu shall see all sorts of
fnr skins and every process of making
and ask as many 'inestiens a3 you like.
IWS Chest n ul "tree!.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 13th street, Market and Chestnut.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ID'.V. .1. ZA1IM.
Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner,
LAXCAHTEli, L A.
The. manufacturers of the dillerent lines of goods embraced In our stock have been spee-j-illv
rerluii'ite this yearin producing styles et uneiiualed beauty, which it will be a pleasure
te :is te 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 CIIKISTM AS GIFT place your order as early a- possi
ble, l'n Solid Celd or Silver we can make, in our own factory, any article wanted, wliicii en
ables us te give our customers advantage in -prices, net usually leuud in retail stores.
THE. AlUTNDl'.I. TINTED SPKUXAC1.S.S, for which we arc Hie sole agents in Laneister
county, we believe are the best in the world, and Ave are satisfied that with the aid el our com
plete eutllt of Test Lenses, we can fit any eyt-s that need the aid et glasses.
Our facilities ler FIRST-CLASS KEPAIKING are complete in every department.
The very liberal share of trade we have received In the past has encouraged us te place in
our cases a liner ami larger stock than ever before, te which we cordially invite the attention
et all who desira te examine beautltul goods.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAIDI'S CORNER,
oet-Jl-emd&wlt
NJ-: ir AnrKK7isisatii.in.-s.
II
AC.rit & ISItOTIIBK.
Hapr k Brether,
NO.' 25 WEST KING STREET, '
Offer in -
Lame Assortment
-AND-
LOWEST PRICES,
XEW DRESS GOODS,
XEW DRESS GOODS,
XEW URESS GOODS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
LACES, HOSIERY AXD GLOVES,
LACES, HOSIERY AXD GLOVES,
LACES, HOSIERY AXD GLOVES,
LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES'
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
?-We invite examination.
-:e:
Hapr & Brether.!
Striped moleskin plush, J inch, $i.7J.
Very ilea solid silk plush stripes en
ottemau silk with fine stripes of satin
mervcSllcux between. $C..")0. A distin
guished novelty from Paris.
Ivery-white satin dc Lyen with bold
brocade of cream plush picked out with
uncut plush or the same color, ?U.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut-St. entrance.
Large small-checks or small-liguied
plaids; net at all like small-checks and
netat all like plaids ; a new effect alie
gcther ; stronger than small.cliccks and
less gray thau many colored plaliN.
$1.50. Considered decidedly stylish.
The cloths are rather heavy.
Second circle, southeast from centie.
Muslin underwear el a gra.de found
nowhere else In the stores of l'hiladel
phlaand New Y'erk, with the exception
of a single house ; i. c., well inadu and
of line cueugh mateiial without any
cxtraTagancc whatever, and at very
moderate prices; se low indeed that
families cannot afford te de the 'ame
work at home.
West lrem Chestnut street ciiti.iucc.
We have hid made a variety et en
rich tics of embroidery surah, and
much finer surah than we have teen in
ready made tics. 63 cents te $2. The
Hiiallty is the same in them all. The
difference is in width and embroidery.
Uastlste ties embroidered with silk
and cotton, a very unique and ellectiv
combination.
Quite handsome er.ibreideicd liiuil
ties ai 15 cents.
Firt circle, southeast fiem centie.
Tjl
JDff, J. ZAIlm.
- LANCASTER, I'JiNN'A.
XJS W A V rKKTlSKM C.V2 ,V.
"VTJ-.W AND SECOND-HAND
PIAXOS AXD ORGAXS,
at great bargains.
JUSTUS 8TUCKKNIIOLTZ,
o2!tteianl,82,R Fulton Hall. Lancaster, Pa.
STKAMED OYSTKKS.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
naving placed in my restaurant a Feese
Steamer, I am prepared te luruish STEAMED
O'i STERS the best in the city at all hours. I
have also connected the steamer with my
Steam Table thus enabling me te serve .Meals
steaming het at short notice.
Oysters in Evciy Style. Meals at All Hum.
Gnme in Season.
GEO. II. MILLER,
nlMwdlt :; Ka.st King Street.
1,'STATK OF JAfOB JBAF.IC, LATE OF
'J East Hemplield township, Lancaster
county, deceased. Letters testamentary en
said estate having been granted te the under
signed, all persons indebted thereto are re
quested te make immediate payment, ami
these having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the uudersigned.
ADAM R. HAER.
HENRY H. HAER.
Executdrs,
Hcmptlcld P.O., Lancaster con n tv. Pa.
J. Hat Urewn, Attorney. lil-Vltii&.'itw
KX TJSJtTA IA'JIKXTS.
ICLTON OPEKA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1831.
-THE FASHIONABLE EVENT.-
Engagement or the Acknowledged Come
dienne. AND HER GRAND COMPANY, including
Charles Fisher, Edmcxd Teacle (llrst ap
pearance here) H. J. Huklev, V. F. Eo Ee
wahds, F. M. Kesdrick, Ui:or.eE Dakiieli.,
IIarhv Hawk, II. Piehsex, sb., Lewis
Raker. S. Kenkicecb, O. M. Duxn, Mat
DAVENreRT, Minme Mexk, Maby Shaw,
Mrs. C. Fisher, N. F. Hbisac (Stage Man
ager). In Tier Great Success of last summer, DU-
MAS'S.
CAMILLE!
ADMISSION
RESERVED SEATS..
.....50c, 75c.
, and !l
... . .9X
Reserved seats ea sale at the Opeia Heuse
Office. nll-lt
r ADIES' UAIK UltESSKR
1 MES. C. LILLEE.
Ladies' Hair Dresser.
Manufacturer and Dealer In Hair Werk,
Ladies' and Gents' Wists. Combings straight
ened and made te order. Hair Jewelry et all
kinds made up. Alse, Kid Gloves and Feath
ers cleaned and dyed; Alse, Ladies' Shampoo
ing. -r. & 227 NORTH QUEEN STEET.
eVJind'1 Four doers above P. R, R. Depot
FAfflY
DAVENPORT
TURD EBITIOI.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 15, 1881.
PICKING THE JURY.
THE MLN WHO AKK TO TKY GUITEAU.
Resolved Net ti Have a Colored Man in the
Vex, but Subsequently Accepts One.
Washington, Nev. 15. The picssure
fur admission into the court room was
gi eater than yesterday. The five jurors
selected yesterday were early m attendance
and a few minutes after ten court was
formally opened. When Guiteau came in
and the hand-cufls wcic removed he shook
bauds with his sister and brother and
took his scat. lie manifested his nervous
ness less than yesterday.' 3Ir. Scevillo ap
plied for an order for additional witnesses,
which was granted.
The first juror called was a colored bar
ber, who was peremptorily challenged by
the defense. The next was a maa named
Burns, who said Guiteau should be hanged
or burucd ; he was, of course, excused, as
was also the next, who believed Guiteau
crazy. The next was a colored man re
markable for a frilled shirt front and dra
matic posture and manner. He related
the history of his past life and was then
peremptorily challenged by the defense.
In fact it is understood Guiteau is
icselvcd net te have a colored man
en the jury. The next was an
Irishman named 3Iichael Shecky, with
a very prenuueed brogue, who had no
opinion except that Guiteau was "aeut of
his head. " He was sworn as the sixth
juror. William Talbot, who has never
betheicd his head about Guiteau,
was challenged peremptorily by the
prosecution. Others weie then ex
cused en account of preconceived
opinions. A long-faced young colored
man named Fester, who ! clared himself
perfectly free from prejudice, but admit
ted he had spoken of the assassination as
"quite a seiieus accident," was perempt
erily challenged by the defence. Samuel
F. llebbs, a plasterer, was accepted as the
seventh juror. G. W. Gates, a machinist,
was accepted as the eighth juror. Fer an
hour after this every man had an " unal
terable " opinion of the prisoner's guilt,
except one colored map. who had read no
mere of this case thau he always read ' in
eidinary cases of that kind "' He could
form an impartial opinion, but believed no
ctisil!c man could have Cene such a
thing as sheeting the president. Alter
consultation between the prisoner, his
counsel aud his brother, 3lr. Scevillo said
they would accept this juror and the col cel col
ei ed man, Ralph Wermlcy, was accepted
and sworn as the ninth jiu or.
At this point the list was exhausted and
the marshal was ordered te summon
sevcnty-livonieic for te-morrow. Court
then, at 12:20, adjourned.
There was some difficulty found in
maintaining order among the crowd of
spectatets who were present te listen te
the proceedings of the trial. Thcie were
no manifestations of ill-will against the
prisoner, except new and theu a slight dis
position te applaud the expression occa
sionally made by these being examined for
jury duty, that they were of the decided
opinion that the assassin ought te be
hanged, but the applause was in every in
stance promptly checked by the deputy
marshals. The cause of the disorder was
the overcrowding of the platform assigned
te the general public, and the cllerts el a
number of young men," of whom the audi
ence was ch telly composed, te sccure mere
aailublc places of observation, regardless
of the fact that in se doing they obstructed
the view of ethers ; and the pushing and
shuiiling incident thereto en several occa
sions became se great as te compel the dis
trict attorney te call upon the court te
order the marshals personally te proceed
te the noisy quarter aud enforce quiet.
Geed-humor was, however, preserved
thiougheut the proceedings aud all ap
peared te relish the replies, at times quaint
and at ethers forcible, which were elicited
from the persons whejwere being examined
as te their jury qualifications.
MIS. CAMERON'S LATEST tLATJIJ'.K.
1 he
Preuiilenf l!;ii!res Hie Sentiinriits of Hie
.licUccsperters mid Turns out the
I'listmasterle muKc iteuni nir
Jlen's lieiiebiiiuii.
AVamhngten, Nev. 15. Atneiif; the
liestmasters commissioned for terms et' four
yeais yesterday were the following in Pen
nsylvania : Tilton C. Reynolds, Reynolds
ville; J. B. Shifter, Pittsteu ; Alien M.
Ayics, Canten ; Geerge L. J. Painter,
Muncy.
A coinmissien for Samuel E. Carethers,
the newly appointed postmaster at JIc JIc
Keespert, l'a., in rcgaid te whom a lively
contest is being waged between the Cam
cren ami anti-Cameren Republicans el"
Western Pennsylvania was sent te the
president from the posteflico department
yesterday. It. has net been signed, but
willjprebably be signed te-day.
Yesterday a delegation of McKccspert
citizens, headed by Cel. Themas 31.
IJ.iync, congressman of the district, waited
upon the president te pretest against the
commissioning of Carethers. The follow
ing telegram lrem Senater Mitchell, was
presented by Baync : " Impossible for me
te come in time. Say te President Arthur
for mc that my advice would be governed
by your judgment in regard te McKccs McKccs
eort, and that Carethers should net at
least be com missiened without the fullest
possible imtuiry and undoubted indorse inderse
ment by the people."
Rev. Dr. Kelse, in behalf of the dclcira dclcira
tien, addressed the president, eutcriug in
behalf of the. citizens of ilcKecspert, a
solemn pietcst against the appointment of
S. E. Carethers in place of Dr. Baldridge,
the incumbent, and asking that the com
mission of the former be withheld. I te
recited the facts relative te the appoint
ment of Caiethers substantially as they
have been published hcietofeic in the
Intclliceni'KR, and stated that the senti
ment of the peeple was overwhelmingly
in favor of the retention of Baldiidgc the
picscut incumbent, as the petitions would
show, lie also charged Senater Cameren
with gross deception and a violation of
the rules of courtesy commonly extended
te the Representative of the district.
The president listened attentively te
what was said and replied that he could
net see hew he could withheld the com
mission, but that the matter could be pre
sented te him when the Senate reconven
ed in December and then he would give
it consideration.
cai:iui:s en a stkikk.
Demanding &' n Day of Twenty Hours Werk
New Yerk, Nev. 15. A general strike
of the coach drivers in this city was com
menced today in consequence of the re
fusal of employers te accede te the request
of a committee of the Coach Drivers benev
olent and protective society for an increase
of their wages. They demand $11 per
week. It is estimated that four hundred
men are en the strike. The employ
ers arc willing te give $12 but
refuse 814. The drivers complain that
they r re compelled te work en an average
eighteen, nineteen and twenty hours per
day-for which they receive 1.4!, and new
they demand $2.
Werd was received this morning that
three of the stables had agreed te pay $14,
and the men returned te work. Twenty
three stables employing upwards of :;71
men still Iseld out.
WKATHEIt INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Nev. 15. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, fair and co!d
weather, northwesterly winds, becoming
variable and rising barometer.
By TVlre.
The grand ledge of Pennsplvania, I. O.
O. F. met in semi-annual seasien at Phila
delphia te-day.
First snow of the scrsen fell at Milferd,
Pa., accompanied by high wind.
Anether $40,000 embezzlement rises up
te accuse Captain Howgate.
The Canadian police are ou the lookout
te prevent the prize fight between 'Helden
and White, which was te take place near
Pert tlureu te-morrow.
Simonton's niaierity in the Dauphin-
Lebaueu judicial district is officially re
ported at 4.2C!).
Michael Scanlan, aged 57, sheriff of
Schuylkill county, died at Pert Carben
this morning after several months' illness
of hypertrophy of the liver.
A physician will examine into the men"
tal condition of Arthur Lefrey, convicted
of the murder of 3Ir. Geld in Londen.
Eeniliceut Bequests.
Bosten, Nev. 15. The will of Jehn
Amary Lewell, filed te-day. directs hi
trustees te pay $20,000 te Harvard
college te be added te the Massachusetts
fund for the betanicil garden, and $20,000
as a fund for the purchase of books for the
library, three-fourths of the income from
this sum te be applied for that purpose
Large i'ire Raging in Albany.
Ai.uant, Nev. 15. At 2:10 p. m., a fire
broke out in the shoe factory of Bellows &
3Ioerc, en Hudsen avenue. The entire
upper part of the building is wrapped in
flames and the less will be heav .
Wins First Prize.
Philadelphia. Nev. 15. The first
prize for the best piece of track en the
Pennsylvania railroad between New Yerk
and Pittsburgh has been awarded te Su
pervisor Lawrence, having charge of the
division from Harrisburg te Lauca&tcr.
MAMKiSTS.
I'tilladelplila Market.
. i.iL.M.'KC.rniA. Nev. 15. Heur firm, mere
active.: Supeillr.e, at fl 0034 50; extra-f
at 4 1.M.1 M ; Ohie and Indiana family,
il 00f7 50; Pennsylvania mmllr SO fiJfj)
0 75: Si. Leuis de $1 50(17 75; Minm-selu
Extra at 7 01k7 a": de straight lit J7SMi'7 73;
winter patent 7 tts 50 : ypiiiut de 3 0C.fi
S50.
Itye flour at 5 50g5 75.
Wheat quiet and easier.
Cern steady ; fair demand ter local use.
Oats quiet.
live Hull at 51.
Previsions nun.
Lard lirm.
flutter Choice linn: ethei kinds dull;
Cie.imery extra Pcnu'j , :73;Se ; We-dcin,
eiffl37e.
Hells firm.
Eggs steady, firm, tiesh iceeipts.
Cheese dull.
iviroleiim dull; lefluul, 7l.-iC.
Whisky at ?l 14
Seed- Cern I te prime Clever dull at $y.
!!! ; Fhivsei.i firm at SI 50.
Kw Vnrtc MarHm.
New iiiRK, Nev. IS. Fleur State and West
ern steady and moderate expert and jobbing
trade dt'iiiMiid : Siiperliue statu at 4 50j2S;
extra de. fe id .". su : Round hoop Ohie, $..V
(f?i! 7S : bitp'Tlinn Western, ft S0r(S '; com
mon te geud extmde. $SlUa; U0; choice de,
(te. ffi 19 : Seathern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat HfjUti' lower and le.-s active ; Ne. 'J
Red. Iee., 1 tUgl nys ; de Jan., fl 4'.i;.Jjl I'; ;
de Feb., $1 :lx4.
Cern about '4e lower ami dull : mixed west
ern, spot, iai(Jliye ; de tutuic, G?M72e.
Oats yn-yn lower; Statu -tsgeJc ; Western,
47i35le.
Oratn and l'rcvm.in ouetallons.
One o'clock quotations et grain and piovis pievis
iiiii", furnished by S. K. Yiuidt, Breker. 15'-$
East King street.
Chicago.
Cern Oab
$ ..V.i $.H
.MtM MY
Wheat
. ?1.2:5
i.::e2
. I.31W
Perk
$h;.:!7;.
less "
n. n
Lard
SUM,
1 1.:
11.15
Nev.
I lee.
Jan.
Philadelphia,
Nev... Mi .F .51
lee 1.4:; .(.'J .51
.Ian.... !.Ii;;B .71JS ..IS "
Western Oram markets.
HUFi'.r.e Wheat was in geed demand and a
:,hade higher : Ne. 1 hard I)ulutliat?lS2.
Cern was quiet: Ne. 1 mixed at fi..e Ida;
C3,'.ie bid for rejected.
trats as easier ; Ne. 2 mixed western at IS
10e. Nothing doing in elhergrains,
DirrneiT Wheat was firmer; Ne. 1 white,
$133J;J eas.h and Ne ember ; December, $1 "A ;
January at $ I X&$ : February at $1 I0j ; Marell
ut $1 i'i ; the year at f 1 :rJi . Ne. i white at
H ".VA.
Cern . is quiet and steady ; high mixed at
'WXe.
Oat.s ere til m Ne. I hite at lc : Ne. - de
at 17; f-.
.U'e Meck ainrKeta.
ClllCAiJO. II.gs Hctcif'ts. 21,000 head; ship
ments, -j'M head ; market aetive and 0lue
higher; all sold atthc advanced figures; com
mon and light. ?i;S3); mixed packing, ?!l
C 40: heavy, fl! !egf75; culls and giasscrs at
$l.10?j5 5'l.
Cattle Hfccipls, S,WJ head; shipments. 1,S()
head; market strong ami Hie higher; very tew
geed natives ettered If the experts, G'Ji37;
common te choice shipping, fVijOij ; giassers
." T.Ve) I 75 ; butchers' S-ult ; steekers and feed
ers $ii;"J4; through Texan. $--75ti; Ne
braska Texans, J 7.V7i:f 40 ; half-breeds and na
tives, $14 25.
fclteep Ueeeipts-, 2,0. head; shipments, 3W
hea-l; market steady and in tail demand ;
choice, il S5 : peer te geed. $i 75t50.
Last LinettTY Cattle Ueeeipts since Fri
day, :j,ir;j head et through ami 1,2.'K head of
local ; selling fair at last week's prices.
Heg. Ueeeipts, lif.55 head; Philadelphia.at
5'i ;:0fii l. : yerker, $5 !0?tt; 10.
Mn-ep Ueeeipts, 1,10) hi ad; selling at 15
2. e higher.
rstecKTinrKec.
New erfc, Philadelphia and Lecal Mecks
ai-e United btate-i Heuds reported daily b
Jaceii II. Le'd. N. K. Cor. Centre tquaie.
N B' Veatt STOi'irs.
Mecks weak.
Nev. 15.
10.00 IaJ0 3..M
ttlflt
IJ4 111 12
100 l 108
I". .... Kift
'JVi !' IYVa.
in cs:4.vi
10il4
81 81 S3S
WH !'-
WA ", 9.
mil 121 V5iyK
ri n; ss-jj
'MX i'A We.
?. ii& te
l;4 4.'r) Vi-i,
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ilA
'XV
wa W'A :
U'A i y
Wi'A WiA H
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57 5Ci WA
vziA ia YSfA
4SJ4 48 48'4
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87 M SVA
i. m. r. m. r. m
M, MX Kj
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I3S
17 17J WA
--.M y --
51J4
1J4 W'A 415
85 bVA 834
0V
ICO 150 YM
'jl
'.'.'.' '.'.'.'. 1W)
-I -I
P.M.
1:00
1I7J.J
II3J5
-'
i "J 4
M:ney ,
Chicago k North Western. . ..
Chicago. Mil. & .St. Paul
Canada Southern
C. C. & I. C. U. It
Del., Lack. & Western
Delaware .V Hudsen Canal
Denver & Hie Grande
Fast Teiin., Va. & Ca
Hannibal & St. Jee
Lake Shere & Mich. Southern..
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Mieuri, !anas& Texas
N. V., Lake Eric & Western....
New Jer-ey Central
N. V., Ontario Western
New Yerk Centra!
Ohie A Mississippi
Ohie Central
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce....
St. Paul & Omaha
de Preferred
Central Paeiile
Texas Pacilic
Union Pacific .,
Wabash. St. LeuU Pacific...
" ' Preferred.
Western Union Tel. Ce
PlllLADKLVniA.
Slecks steady.
Pennsylvania it. U
Heading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitt-, ft Western
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Prelcried
Ilestenvillc
Electric Underground Tel. Ce.
Philadelphia & Erie U. K
Uunnisen Mining
Iowa Gulch Mining
Usitkd States Bof ds.
United States f per cents. ....
U tl' "
Philadelphia C'atUe Market.
Monday, Nev. II. The receipts of live stock
atthc various Philadelphia yards were for the
week: Beeves, 4,000 head ; sheep, 8,000 head ;
hogs, 5,5011 head. Previous week Beeves, 4,500
liead ; sheep, 10,000 head ; hogs, 5,000 head.
Beef Cattle wcreactiveand prices were firm:
80 head West Virginia cattle, fed by Stcrrett &,
Bres., were -old by A. & J. Christy te Themas
Bradley. These were very choice West Vir
ginia stock and averaged 1,100 pentic's.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, 'Vi7c ; Uoed, 5,5Gc ; Medium,
'4''Jc : Common, SJ.4c.
Milch cows were null and lower at fcie
Sheep were active and the sheit Mipplj- ha'l
the effect et raising prices ip en goeil grades
and ;.c en common. Lambs were active and
c higher, while calves were readily taken at
Jc advance.
"Wc quetii as fellows :
Extra, 5J4'g5ie; geel, IQSc; medium.
JttJc: Common :!3Kc: Wcatern lambs, 4
7ic : Calvt-j, mileh, I'.fic.
Ilegs were in fair demand. We quote geed
at '.ijic : mi-dium at wc ; common at
77ftc.
SALES Or BEEVES AT TRB WEST
rmuiDEirniA
STOCK TABDS.
Martin Fuller 3c Ce , 3)2 Wes. Colerado
Texas, 04vic.
Reger Myne, 2?0 . u.. 35fti&4--.
A. Jt J. Chrlaty, 430 West Vu., 4-iSl.e
E. S. & B. F. McFUlen.230 West a., 5jji'--Jehn
McArdlc, 2S3 Ohe. Kg-7e.
" 192 Illinois, 4&8.
Daniel Murphy, 1W Western Pa. and W. Vu.,
Owen smith." 110 West Vu., acct. F. Bell ;
W. Va.. acct.S. W. Treut: low.
Va.. acct- Ellenger & Seymour, ty;
6X.
CO Wc
M. L'luiaii,
est P. account Jas. W hlte.
5Xffl8: 22 Western, account el
L. Seuscniir. 495-Ke ; " est a..
account of W. White, tJj&Oc ; 8S
Chicago. 53SJic.
Shamburir A Paul. 130 Western and West Va.,
3X6
II. Chain, Jr.. 75 Wesfrn Pu..5SG4e.
L. Hern, 75 West Vu.3;QIc.
G. Sehamberg A Ce., 2B5 West Va.and Western
4ec.
LewentcIn & Adler, 2ti0 West Va. and Pcnn'a.,
3flCc.
James .Eustace. 64 West Va., 3g5c.
Bachman A Levi. 161 W. Va. and Illinois,
31. Levi. 100' W. Va. and Western. &&,&. '
Daniel Smyth A Bre., 175 West Va. and M est-
ern, VAaec
Dennis Smyth, 70 West Vu. and Chester .,
James Clemsen 29 West Virginia, lJfiS'.e.
F. Slieetr, 73 Western !ZQ6c.
AbcOsthelm.25 West Va.. 4fl5e.
Cyrus Miller.25 Western. 4Jc.
James Aull. 42 Western. eiiSBc
P. Hathaway, K) Western Pit., SKQCc
J. F. Sadler A Ce., 5(0 Western, 4.ie5ie.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were active at79c.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thus. Bradley, 1S3 head at 7Jc.
W. II. Brown 1J5 de. at 76!!4c.
C. S. Dcngler. 101 de. at 7K'J4e.
A. A. Boswell 131 de. nt 7:e.
J. F. Lewilen 54 de at lH'Jc.
D. M. Harlan, 43 de. at IQ'Ju.
Dressed sheep were active at former rates.
Samuel Stewart sold 710hcad at 7i3?.'c. aim
ft) Head dressed lambs at 'JffllOe.
Lecal stocks itnd Kennn.
Par l. is
val. sale
I ane.Ctty l! per el. Lean, due ls82...$len tua
1SS5... 1 III
" IsiHi... 100 us.; J
" 1805... 100 131
5 per cl. In I or 30 years.. KM !0T
" 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... I'M 112
I " iu 1 or 20 years.. KHi 10:
t " in 5 or 20 years., l'n ltVurf
(5 " in 10 or 2i years. I 105
EAHK STOCKS.
Fiisl National Bunk. I1W) fipilm
Farmci-s' National Bank 50 I02.5
Lancaster County National Bank.. Se 102.25
Columbia National Hank loe 140
Ephrata National Bank loe
First National Bank, Celuiiiliia . .. 100 i:!5
First National Hank, Sti-a-burg loe i:;i.n;
First National Hank, Marietta loe jii-.W
First National Hank, Mount Jey.. loe 11575
Li tit. National Bunk tee
Mauheiiu National Bank loe 1U.M'
Union National Hank. Mount Jey. 50 70..r-i.
MISCCLLASEOUS IIOKDS.
Ouarryville It. It., due 1 I00 Jli:
l.'eading & Columbia H. i:,.dnn 1-82 100 I0-.W
Lancaster Watch Ce., due ISSii 100 HC...i
Lancaster Gar, Light and Fuel Ce.,
due iu ler 20 years 100 liu'.'
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due !8se. ... ... ........ lett
Stevens Heuse lue
10G
70
.:.25
25
40
l!5bd.
SIISCELLASCOC3 STOCKS.
e-iarrvville It.
.T SO
. SO
. se
100
. 25
1'JO
Millersvillc Street Car
Inquirer Print ItigCeiiipuuy
Watch Factory
Gas Light and Fuel Company...
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia WaterCempaiiy
Susquehanna Iren Company....
Marietta Hollowware
TCBKl'IKB STOCKS.
Big Spring A Beaver Valley
Hrldgepert
Columbia & Chestnut Hill
Columbia A Washington
Columbia A Big Spring
Lancas'er A Ephrata
Lane., Ek'zabcth t'n AMiddlcl'n..
Lancustct A Fruitvllle.
Lancaster A;Lititz
Lancaster A Willlaniitewn
Lancaster A Maner
Lancaster A Man helm
Lancaster A Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland
Lancaster A Susquehanna
Lancaster A Willow Street
Stnisburg A Millpeit
Marietta A Maylewn
Marietta Mount Jev
100
100
75.10
25 f 10.-.Y
WA '-""-"XI
25 18
25 !
25 .':
25
100
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47.2.
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r
MtSVELljAXXOUS.
1 lOlJltTl'liOCL.AaiATIOIS.
1 Whereas, The Honerablo JOHN H. LIV
INGSTON. President, and Honorable DAVID
W. PATTEHSON. Associate .Indue el tin-
Cem t of Common FIca,in and for the county et
Lancaster, and Assistant Jnstlccsef theCenrts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jidl Hc
livcrj' and Quarter Sessions of the Peace. In
ami ter the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, te me directed, requiring inc.
among oilier things, te make public proclama
tion throughout my bailiwick, that a Court el
Oyer and Terminer and 11 General Jail Deliv
ery, also a Court of General Quarter Stxsieus
of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court Heuse, in the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 011 the
THIKD MONDAY IN NOVEMHEU (21st), IKS!.
In pursuance et" which precept public notice
Is hereby given te the Mayei and Aldermen et
the city of Lancaster, in the said county, ami
all the Justices of the Peace, the Corener and
Constables, of the said city and ceutitv of Lan
caster, that they be then and there in their own
proper persons, with their rolls:, records and
cxaminatiens,iind inquLsitiens,aud theiretlicr
remembrances, te de these things which te
their efliecsappcrtain iu tlieir behalf te bedene;
and also all these who win prosecute against
the prisoners who are, or then shall be, in the
jail of said county of Lancaster, are te lie then
and there te prosecute against theia as shall be
lust.
Dated at Lancaster the
day of October,
1W1.
JACOBS.
STUINE, Sheriff.
n5-3tdeaw&w
1AVKKNS OF LUKAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LUHAY, PAGE .COUNTY. VIHGINIA.
About one mile from the passenger depot et
the Shenandoah Valley Kail read, are new
brilliantly illuminated with the Ki.rcTitie
Liiiiit.
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected anil beautifully furnished for
the accommodation et visitors te tliu Caverns
is open ler the reception efgucsts.
A CAPACIOUS UESTALHANT offers un
usual facilities te large and small excursion
parties. ectiO-ImdAw
F
ALT. CAMPAIGN. 1881.
Our first invoice of the season of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
MEN'S WEAK
Arrived te-day. During this week the bulk 01
our Foreign order will In: In stock. We will
be prepared te show the llnet line of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH NOVELTIES
ever offered te the citizens of Lancaster, in
cluding a full line of the ever popular ami
celebrated Talamen's Specialties, confined ex
ciusively for our trade and conceded te be thc thc
hamlsemcsl goods imported, together with 11
choice line et the latest novelties of the 1 call
ing manufacturers. We invite an early In
spection et our stock, feeling It our duty te
advise persons 111 want efa Suit or an Over
coat ler Fall or Winter te place their erdeis
early before the rush commences te Insure,
entire satisfaction.
AH are cordially invited te call at
121 N. QUEEN STREET.
J. K SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
nvrss
FINK FAMILY GKMCKRIK!
.ICST ICKCE1VKU I
A FULL LINE OF EXTKA PUKE SYRUPS,
SUGAKS. TEAS, COFFEES, SUGA1C-
LUUED HAMS. DUIED BEEF. Etc.;
FISH.SWISS, LIMBEHGKICSAP
SAGOAXB DAIKY CHEESE.
Alse, home-made Mince Meat, Table Saucif,
Jellies. Canned and Dried Fruits, Nuts. Sar
dines, Canned Fish, Pickles and i'nre plrr
of all kinds.
A line old California Brandy and Wines; a
fine old home-made Grape Wine and genuine
Old Bye Whisky.
Fine Minnesota and ether Family Fleur.
Alse, the celebrated imported and home-made
Saiirkraut.
Call and examine my stock, whether 3011
buy or net. PHILIP G1NDEK,
Cerner East King and Plum Streets.
1112-StdSB
and