LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENT Mii TUESDAY. -DECEMBER 13. 1881.
KIKK 1TKK.S.
Our Kegular Correspondence.
One of the most fashionable weddings
we have had for a long time occurred last
week, Mr. Harry Myers and Mi. Lydia
T Hupp being the chief participants. The
bride looked lovely as all bride generally
de, and many a young mau sil- ntiy envied
the hapy groom, and were mere iucliucd
than ever te fellow the old maxim, "Ge
thou and de likewise. We wish the young
couple a long life of happiness and pre.s-
pci lty.
Ou Tuesday evening of last week bur
glars entered the house of Dr. McKiunen
and took therefrem two valuable ladies'
coats. The hall deer of Mr. McKinnon's
house being unlocked, it being about, 8
o'clock, the thieves walked in and helped
themselves. Nothing has been hcaid of
them since.
The Hist kiiew of the- season fell here en
Sunday evening, covering the ground
about an inch i:i depth. At the same
period last, year the :co houses were full of
ice and we had .splendid sleighing.
Christinas is near ! Hew our hearts
ycain te be again at home en that happy
day ! liew eveiy thing brightens aud
freshens into smiles when we see again the
familiar faces of these we love ! Hew wc
students draw a breath of freedom when
we arc at last en the cars bearing us home
ward, our dry Latin and Greek laid aside !
Hew our mothers leek for us as did the
mother of Siscra, when looking through
the lattice exclaimed : " Why is his char
iot se long coining '.'" And when we
again return te our hooks, our minds will
ft'ill be with these wc left behind.
Mayer' Court.
The mayor had before liiiu this morning
thirteen customers, eight of whom, being
apparently mere unfortunate than
vicious, wuiu disch uged with a caution and
a cup of cedec. Four ether.-, who were
ineic or less disorderly, were committed
(or ten days each, se as te give them a
a chance te sober up and be ready for their
Christmas dinner ; aud one bad customer
was locked up for thirty days anil will
therefore have te make his Christmas
dinner en piiseu viands.
Insured ler SO0,O0O.
Mrs. M.tgdalcan Fex, of Upper llcin
township, I'erks ' unty, died recently in
Hie 8."lli year of her age. Mrs. Fex was
insisted ler ever Si!00,000. One agent
.done of l.einville, insured her for 100,
000 in the diileiciit companies of the
Mate.
I'.x.-iin-ien Ticket-;.
The Pennsylvania railroad company will
issue excursion tickets for the holidays,
en the main line of their read and all the
branches at the rate of four cents per
mile for the round trip. Tickets will he
sold only en the 'Jlth, J."ith 20th and :51st
of December, aud en the 1st of January,
and will he geed until the 'id of .lanuaiy.
HIM Willi Vs.
That prince of dead beats Mr. L. M.
DcMetr, who was net iced by us last, week,
is still in town, but no one has given us
any inlormatien that he has paid up ;f!iy of
his old debts or that, he is net beating peo
ple out. of a livelihood new. Several new
persons weic caught by him recently.
Sale or Horses.
Samuel Heis and Sen, auctioneers, sold
at public sale December 1,', 1881, for Gee.
Cressmau.nt the Merrimac house, Lancas
ter city, 11 head of Canada horses, at an
average price of 181.10 per head The
highest, sold brought 'Jli0.
;nl te I'leces ;y the Cam.
ft- A geed sized deg was cut te pieces by
t!ie cars at the Walnut st reel, crossing ever
the Pennsylvania railroad, this morning.
If no watchman can be placed at this
dessing boys should be stationed theie
te stone, the dogs off the track.
Amusements.
" La Mtisnuip TeXiht." Audran'-. clever
composition will be given by .Mr. II. I'.. Malm's
excellent company tonight, :tinl it is safe te
piedicl tlial no nunc Mill factory rendition of
ihisf.pright!y ojiera will be heard i'i this city,
it. :n presented te a large house in Reading
en Satimlay evening 'y tins popular comic
p ni company, whee inicrpi'ctat'.nii etlhc
libretto, says tile Tunes anil l)i.pntcli brought.
out iartlculaily lite Sun -nd extravagant- l
tin- play, ivmlei Ins the music, llkewi.-e in a
natural and pleu-dug Myle. The wiine paper
has Hiiiils eS praise ler the iiiilivhlual niein
l.ns nt the eeinr'any.iiiid pays the chorus u
high compliment. The prices aic reduced te
I he niuii! Male, 75, 50 ami :!." cents.
" "iricirc" liilbert A Sullivan's new ami
delicious opera el " Patience," will Ik Ming at
l-'ulteii opera house en 'i'hurMlay evening
acM.liy K. K. Rice's company, who produced
U at lioelh's t heat re. New Ye:-:., with pro
nounced success. We observe some favorite
names In tins company anions them, Mr. A.
W. I'. McCeIleu. Mr, !ee. A. Miillcr, Miss
erena .larbe.au. Miss liene Ferry ami ethers'
u he haveheen heard here bdeiv.
8i'i:ci.u notices.
"Cuchupaiba."
Nev, quick, complete cure I days, urluaiy
uiiVetieni. smarting, livquent enlillicult uri
nation, kidney diseases, i'l. Druggists. Depot,
lelui 1', Leng A Sens.
Small Coiulert.
When von are continually coughing nilit
iiiul duv. anuoyingevcrybedy around yeii.imit
toping it wjll se away et its own accord, you
sue running a d.ingciwis risk belter use Dr.
Themas.' Eeleetric Oil, an unfailing remedy in
all such cases, for sale ai II. J5. Cochran's
din- store, 137 North yuecn street, Lancaster.
The j'ejmlar Demand.
great has been the popular demand for
4 I he celebrated remedy li idney-Wert, that it is
having an immense sale from Maine te Cali Cali
leriua. Seme have leund it inconvenient te
piepure ill rem the dry compound. Fer such
the proprietors new prepare it in liquid form.
This can be procured at the druggists. It has
pieclsely the same effect as the dry, butts
cry concentrated se that the dose is much
smaller. Iwe'.l Mail. dl2-lwd&w
Due el the ablest profesera at Yale College
liccaiue nearly insane liein want of sleep. He
ays: "What .saved me lieai a horrible fate,
was Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
They cured my neuralgia and 1 gained twenty-three
pounds in lour weeks.
;e te II. It. Cecnran's Drug Mere, t;7 Neitli
ijiiccn street, ter Mrs. ErcciMtn's Xcie Na
tional J).ics. Fer brightness and durability et
coler.are. uucqiiulcd. Celer from 2 te 5 pounds.
Directions in English and Ccrmun. Price. 15
cents.
SjTIici-e is :i Halm in (Ulead. The success
which has marked the introduction et Cream
Italni, a Catarrh remedy, prepared by Ely
Itres., Owego, N. Y., is indeed marvelous.
Many persons in Pitt3ten and vicinity arc
using it with most satisfactory results. A lady
down town is recovering the sense of smell,
which she had net enjoyed ter fifteen years,
through the use el the Italni. She had given
up her case as incurable. Mr. Barber, the
druggist, lias used it in his lumilynnd com
mends it very highly. In another column a
young Tanlchaiineck lawyer, known te many
l our readers testifies that he wascuied of
partial deafness. It Is certainly :t very effica
cious remedy. i'UUten, Pa., C'azctlr, Aug. 15,
IS7!t.
My seu, aged nine years, wa allllcled with
Catarrh ; the use of Ely's Cream ISalin effected
a complete cure. W. E. JIastman, druggist,
Kasten, Pa. Price T9 cents. ill-2vdced.Vw
TIIK FAKMKJJS ri:iKNi
lr. Uarber's Kcd Herse Powders arc the best
In the market. They are net a mere ioed made
nl inert and cheap materials, but a veritable
M edicine. They contain lour times the strength
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure and fatten stock in one-fourth the time,
actinir at once upon the digestive organs ami
secretions, and may be safely relied upon ler
the cure et cough, colds, distemper, glanders
ami all ills-cases et horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs ami poultry. They will increase the
quantity ami quality of milk in cows and keep
all kinds et stock In a healthy condition. .Sold
everywhere at '20e. per pack, 0 for fl; large
size JOc., or :; for $1. ?old In Lancaster at
Cochran's Drag Stere, lu7 ami 13:) North Queen
streets. ausi-lS'deed&wl
It Is a foolish mistake te confound a remedy
of merit with quack: medicines. We have used
Parker's Ginger Tonic witli the happiest re
sults for Dyspepsia and Debility, and knew It
te be a sterling health restorative. Times.
ul-lmdeod&weew
akin Oloease " Cnreil liy Dr. Kirayiie'a
Ointment.
What is mere distressing than an eb-tinnte
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
" S nayne's Ointment" is past our comprehen
sion. The worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
piles, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
tlc. Pimples en the face and blotches en the
skin are icnieved by using this healingoint healingeint
incnt. Perfectly safe and harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itching Pllcs-Symp-tenis
are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm in I nil ;
ether parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne A
Sen, M North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Pa., te whom all letters should be addressed.
Mild bvall prominent druggists.
ectl-T.Th&FAw
Hall's Veeetable Sicilian IIaiii Kenewci:
is a scieiitillc combination of some et the me-t
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom. It restores gray hair te Its original
color. It cures dandruff and humors, aud fall fall fall
ingoiilel thehair. It furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the haiv is nourished ami
supported. It makes the hair moist, sett. and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing.
It is the most economical preparation ever ol el
lered te the public, as its effects remain a long
time, making only an occasional application
necessary. It is recommended and used by
eminent medical men, and officially endorsed
by the Statu Assaycr of Massachusetts. The
pepularily of Hall's Hair itenewer lias in
creased with the tests et many year.;, both in
this enintry and in foreign lands, and it is
new known and used in all the civilized cenn
tiles et the world. Fer sale by all druggists.
da lwdced&w
A Cough, Celd or here Tiueat should no
stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable I Miig Disease or Consumption.
ISrewn's irenchiul Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
bid acl directly ou the tnllHined parts, alUiying
li-i-itallen. Kive relict In Asthma, llrenchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat- Troubles
which Singers and PublicSpeaker.s tire subject
le. Fer t hilly years Urewn's itrenchial
Tieciies have, been recommended by physi
cian", and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide ami constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-merited rank among the lew staple
remedies el the age. Sold at i'i cenf.- a box
every where. ijKJ-lvilTTh&S&lyw
Kniiiir.it. On Sunday altcruoen, Dec. 11,
ISsl, Nina Uhinchc, daughter el Jeseph C. and
Helen M. D. KighWr, aged six years and two
months.
Funeral liemthe P. ft. ft. depot, Columbia,
Pa., Wednesday Hlternoen at : o'clock. ltd
Mii.lak. In this city, tin the llth el Decem
ber, William Millar, in the .V.th year el his
age.
The relatives and friends el the laiully tuc
re-pectlully invited te attend the luncrul,
from his lale residence. Ne. IS North Oiieen
street, en Wednesday afternoon, at - o'clock. I
Interment at Lancaster cemelery. 2td
Hi:i;siii:v. December l.'J, ISil, el diphtheria,
Albert It., seu el Jehn E. and Annie ilcrshey,
aged '1 yearn, II mouths ami 2U days.
The relatives and fiiends et the Inmily, ate
rcspecttully invited te attend the funeral,
en Thuisday lnerning.al the residence, en the
Wuhank read, near I.ancaster.at ! o'clock, and
at the Meuueuiti: church, near Millcrsville,
at in o'clock. ltd1-
xmy AirjurisiBii:nxs.
l'Oi: Till1: HOLIDAYS.
1 ' Aw ellseleelei I Stock of
PIANOS AN J) OMfAXK
EST El MELOIIEON lei -.tie cheap.
.1 USTUS STUCKENHOLTZ.
o'i'tejanl.s-.'.K Fulton Hall, Laiicastei. Pa.
lir.l.lC; SAI.K-ON WKINKSIAV. DEC.
II. Isl. at Nerbeek ii M Hey's ceaeli shops,
corner of Duke ami Vine :.t reels. Lancaster, a
let ni lumber, suitable ler fencing, shedding,
etc
Sale tc commence at 2 o'clock, p. in., v. hen
terms will be made knew n bv
dl2-2lil NOKKECK & MILKY.
OKI'IIANS' COl'KT SAtK.-OM TIIUKS
DAY.JANlIAKY.Jd. i ill be sold by virtui!
et an alias order el the Orphans' Court, at the
late residence el !'. V. Class, in Ephrata town
ship, deceased, the billowing real estate : Nes.
1 ami 2, containing IS Acres, improvements, a
I we-stnrv Stene Dwelling Heuse. Hank barn
and ether necessary outbuildings. Sale, le j
cnniuiiMiceal 2 P. Mi Terms made known by j
i'ilKO. (il..lSS,
dl.'Mtd.V 2tw Ailtiiini' trater.
CAK1).
I inviteall clergymen, editors el the vaiieus
newspapers, physicians cither 111 practice
of medicine 111 Lancaster or the sur
rounding county, te mv pirlers. XI, :;.") and
:t7, Stevens house, at. 1:30 p. m. THURSDAY,
DKCEMKEK ISlli.at which time I shall be
pleased ledisplay my anatomical cabinet and
demonstrate te the entire sal irluclieu of these
who attend, the validity el my statements
in regard te my deg " Dandy," fieiu whom 1
ic moved a cancer of the stomach, actually
taking mil a part of his stomach ami lilting it
in Willi a large silver plate. I also have an
CMernal couimuiiicwtieii by inuinset a. silver
lube which leads directly Inte the deg'.
stomach, se that I can simply by removing
theceik from this tube draw oil his 1 001 1 at
will.
1 prope-e le allow the deg te di ink -enie
milk and draw it ett' en that d jy, se that all
" doubting T1ieiii..-:m " may be convinced that
it is no humbug. Ilepuu: these gentlemen
. ill attend and bring their friends with them
I lemaiu
Yours respect till I v.
Ild JOHN Hil.lilli, M. I
.1UI.T1M Ul'EICA III1IJSK.
FRIDAY, DEC. 16tl), 18C1.
Eiigageiueiit ler one night only el
Mil. E. K. HICK'S
OPERA COffliqUE t'3IPANV.
DO ARTISTS- 50
First production here et (iilbeit and Sulli
van's latest and most sucresstui Cemie Ope. in
a satire en the .Esthetic Craze.
PATIENCE;
Or, Buntherne's Bride.
Piescntcd with the Oii:iuat Great Casiet
the KICK OPERA COM1QUE COMPANY at
KOOTH'S THEATRE, NEW YORK.
A Grand Chorus et rnplr.ieus maidens and
heavy dragoons.
A Splendid Orclie.;
lleautllul
Ir.i I
.Esthetic Cf:-"f nine- !
Nevel Properties, elt.', etc.,
ADMISSION, - - IIS, r.O and 75 Cents.
RESERVED SEATS, - - - - 7.5 "
Reserved scats en sale en Wednesday. I:M
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PLUMES. Til';:.
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Stands and a great many ether de
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L-irger and finer aitieles at ) cents.
Autograph Albums small and large
Scrap Kooks r'Jc. "ic. and $1.00.
A hue let el JAPANESE WAKEel
every description.
POCKET liOOKS:
Flue Pocket Kooks, lancy linish. I 2')cents.
Fine Leather Pocket Reeks, with handles. 2.
Elenaiif Pocket Kooks. 1 cents. On cents, 2.ru.
I'lush Kass, with hantlles, -;."i cents.
Fine Plush Kagsuud Pocket.
Large Leather Pockets at $1.00.
Fine -11111 Large Velvet and Plush Satchel.-,
in black and coieird.
PEKFI'MEl'lKS.
d Muuda d Krandsal low pii-e,
Perlumeries in l!e.cs.
Twe bottles Fine Perfume anil one piece e.
Toilet Seap, ina box, ler 25 cents.
I ar-er assortment et liner boxes at le d-iiis.
.( cents and higher.
TOILET SETS.
l.leveand Ilaiidkcichiel Keves.
Large .lapaiicie .Ic.wel Sates, nl W cents.
Cutegue in large lancy pitchers, etc.
Farcy Kem's of Writing Paper.
A line selection )l
.JEWELRY,
Miawl Pin', Cut! Pills. Kar Kings. Kiaeelels-
Necklaces, etc Ik'st Plated GkhI,j.
at veiy low pi ices.
Din
Welt-Known Ivl!) tSI.OV KS we are new
cll'iijr, in:! or I buttons, at '.is cunts
a pair
ticeil no! mc
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lilevei ate
A I
iiualitv, as such is a well known lac
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Five hooks, I-'ester's patiit,$l.a pair.
Seven hooks, Fester's patent, l.i'a pair.
in iiiae.tc. dark fall shade-, opera, tans line
neid
hanieis Cuuutlet Cleves, $l.i" a pair.
ie.s. of Hue l-'rench perfumed lilove rewdcr
iirc-.cnlcd with every pairel Kit Gloves-.
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All-lincn Handkerchiefs, ."leents. 1 pice-;
"d...iitj iier halt dozen.
I..iiit
l.adicV line Linen llandkerchiels, wide tape
border, M) cents per halt dozen.
La-lies' All-linen Hemstitched llandkerchiels,
u ide heiu, 7"i cents pur halt dn.en.
Ladies' All-lmen llamikcichiels, line quality,
I'iih v colored borders, 75c per hall de.en.
ruiuW'hite Linen I land kei chiefs, heinstiteied
t we inch hem, -JO cents apiece ;
$1.12 per half dozen.
: cvtra line, all-linen. Hemstitched Hand
kerchief, twe-tneh hem. i cts. apiece;
$1.33 per halt dozen.
V. hltc Cambric Handkerchiefs, large initial,
at VlV, cents apiece.
I-hie Allllneii llandkerchiels, hemstitched,
colored borders, latest design. i" cents,
line white Kmbreidered Handkerclilels, at
:S5 ami -r.O cents,
lincst iniality Linen llandkerchiels, hand
somely embroidered, in colors. M and .ie.
Gt nls' lliui'ii llandkerehicts. 10, 11, 17, -Jiiand J
cents and higher.
Gent -j Linen Haudkerchicls, colored border,
je, ii and : cents, and higher.
Gents' Ml-linen llandkerchiels, heinstltehed,
coleied borders, line quality, 18 ccnt.
An lminese Stock et
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Kic-j I'.recaded Silk Handkcrchie!.'.
Large Size, at -"ic.
11 silk llandkerchiels, l'elka Det, 25c.
Ilea v All Silk Twilled handkerchiets,
in large variety, at tuc.
Ilandsouu-Uieca-led All Silk Handkerchiets,
II.
Large and Fine Assortment et
Ml I'uie Silk ilrecaded llandkerchiels.
Fine Quality. 5c.
A II uidsenii! Heavy JSrecadcd All Silk llan-1-
kercliict, Llegant and New
Patterns, at 75c.
fine Handkerchiefs at 85c., $1.0'), $1.25, JI.50.
up te ?5.0J apiece.
An enormous variety at Lew Price.
MUFFLliKS. fu White and Colored.
r.l.iekainllllackand White Silk Huiidkerclile t
Lace Handkerchiets from 10c. up.
Fine. Imported Applique Lace Haudkerchle s,
$1.0) apiece.
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at all prices te suit everybody-
Linen Cellars et all th3 Latest Styles.
New Goods at Lew Prices.
Sailor Cellar, with Kick Hack Braid Kdge.
Indies' Turned Down Cellars.
with Needlework, or Kick Hack Hraid Kdge.
Fine Lace Ficlius from 50e. te $5.
Itcal Spanish Lace Ties and Fichus.
in Itlack and Cream, Very Fine Goods.
Satin and Plush Cellars, in All Celers.
Itlack Headed Cellars.
lincSpanish Lace Cellars, in lllackand Cream
UUFFLINUS.
Footing Uuehings from 'Ar. a yard up.
Pompadour Kuelilngs, 20c, a yaiil.
I inc. Crcpe-Lisse Knelling, Silk Stitched,
iric. a yarn.
Klegant Crepe Lisse Uticliing, ."ilc..75c., SI a yd.
Anether let of White silk Illusion,
Chenille Det, Fancy Kdge, at 25c a yard.
HAND-MADE WORSTED GOODS.
Ladies' and Children's Caps In large variety.
Children's Knit Coats.
Ladies' Hand-Knit Waists at 75c.
Fine Cardigan Waists, tight lltllng, $1.25.
WORSTEDS.
ASTRICH BROS'
LANCASTER BAZAAR,
13 EAST KING STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
13 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
13 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
13 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, VS.
HOLIDAY
MS
MMW ADrXMTjaMJSMT8.
TEALT1FUI. CHBISTMAS GIFTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLE S,BRONZES,
And the many elegant and artistic articles embraced in our stock are especially fitted fur
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BECAUSE TIIF.Y ARE
Durable, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable.
The very liberal share or trade wc liave received tn the past has encouraged us te place in
our cases a liner and larger sleck than ever before, te which wc cordially Invite the attention
of all who desire te examine beautiful oeds.
ED1V. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAUM'S CORNER,
nct!ES-3md&rIt
71.INN ar W1LLSON.
Grand Opening of Toys,
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
A Larger stock tlian ever. Lewer prices, tlian ever. Every variety of
MECHANICAL TOYS !
Dells ! Dells ! Dells ! Blocks and Games, Horses,
Carts, Wagons, Sleighs, Velocipedes, Bicycles,
USEFUL CHRIST3IAS PllESENTS. Eletjant Carvers, Silver-Plated Knives,
Silver-Plated Spoons, Silver-Plated Ferks. The above goods are Hedgers & Bre. 's
best goods, bought at a sacrifice and will be sold very low.
IIOUSEFUUNISHING GOODS. Tin. Sheet Iren ami Weeden Ware at Great
Bai gains.
FLINN & WILLSON'S,
STOVE AND UEATEE STORE,
152 & 154 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa.
IJUHLIi: SAI.h.
. Oil TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1SSI, the under under
Migned.exeeuters et Hie will of Henry R.Treut,
will expose te public sale, at the Grape Hetel,
the following described real estate, te wit:
A DWELLING HOUSE and let of creiind.
Ne. 220 West Orange street. The house Is a.
two-storied P.IS1CK 1MVELLING, witli two
storied brick back building. 11 contains eight
rooms; ran e built in the kitchen, gas
throughout, hydrant in yard and geed well;
there is a connect ion with the sewer en Orange
street. The yard is well-planted with apricots,
cherries, peachc, and grapes, of several
kinds. The let has a frontage en Orange street,
of .7. feet and is 128 feet deep, and en the rear
is a two-storied frame Stable. Frem the south
ern end of the let there extends another let,
about 2i feet wide and 51 feet deep; te Arch
alley, giving access te the Stable; this let being
subject, however, te certain rights ct passage
in Hie owners et the two houses en the west
elthc dwelling house.
Suits le commence ut 7 o'clock p. in., 011 said
day when terms will be made known bv
THEODORE TROUT,
AMOS II. CHRIST,
Kxccuteis el the will el Henry R. Tieut .
Hi:m!iy SiiiTinatr, Auei.
nevl2,U 17,r.,2t;.3UdceI,::is&tl w
rpK I'KKSKNT COST Of A SKW SUIT
CLOTHING
( the quality and style considered) is
very small compared v;ilh the prices a
lew years age.
We have specialties te-day that you
should make a note et and come and
see :
Isi,
Men's All-Weel Dresa Suits,
for S1LS7.
2d,
Men's Fur Beaver Overcoats, "
for trlO.Ml.
3d,
ROYS' AND
Children's Overcoats,
at prices much less than during the
early part el th" i-easeu.
4th,
Underwear,
in While, and Colored, Icr50.
51 li.
Fine White Dreas Shirt,
ter Wc.
1:1 li.
Silk Handkerchief!,
ler .!.
71 h.
ONE LOT UF
Linen Cellars, for Ge. apiece.
We call your attention le these lew
specialties for they are what is needed
in every man's liou..eheld and when
they can be bought, s,, cheap ( the
quality considered ) il, is templing te
buy.
.'J6-3G KAST KING STRT3KT,
:.alsti;i;. r..
t IIIKISTBIAS SIITS!
CHRISTMAS
DIAMONDS.
CHRISTMAS
WATCHES.
Christmas
FANCY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS
STATIONERY.
All Goods sent en Approval.
PRICES LOW.
BAILEY,
BANKS &
BIDDLE,
12th and Chestnut Streets,
PUIL.AUEt.VniA.
4,000 wr OF
BAKING BUTTER,
A CAR LOAD Or
YORK STATE SWEET CTDEIt, 4,
A Let of Yerk State APPLES and POTATOES '
at JOSEPH IIEKZOU'S,
SKStU Cerner Prince and Lemen Sis.
WILLIAMSON I FOSTER,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
1 OintL.K. GOBltLK, UAH t
The Maseette,
OP Eli A HOUSE.
TUKS1UY, DEC 13, 1881,
In cempllnee with numerous requests ler
.mother presentation r And rail's Greatest
Operatic Success,
THE MASCOTTE,
armm-i-incuts have been made for Its produc
tion by
H. B. MAHN'S
English Comic Opera Company,
who will produce the dclightlul and sparkling
Opera as they did te very large audiences- ler
an extended engngement at Nible's, New
Voik, this season.
G3T SPECIAL PRICES.-
C3ALLERY 35 cts.
ADMISSION 50 cts.
ItKSEKVKI) SEATS 75 cts.
.New ler sale at Yeeker's elllcc. le-.'lt
Ml.SCELljANEUUls. '
1 1AK1KTS, &U.
NEW CARPETS
40,000 YARDS.
'cw Designs, Bountifully Colored.
ISO
ItALNS m
(73
SO cen ts. 8." ecu t s.!
IN(
no cents, '.te cents-.
73 cents. $1.00.
Tii'irt-TiiY 1 75 cents. $l.oe.
KIUjisKLS cents, fl.10.:
i.itu.ftM jie cents. il.'JU.
WILTON ANH f
MeyiJKTTKS, tiOOl VALUK
OIL CLOTHS, J AT
LINOLKUM, I ALL PKICKS.
LltiNUMS. L
MATTINGS in Great Variety.
Iluinlseniest .shown for iiiany j-cars.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 Chestnut Street,
a4-ly.Ire.lA':twJ IMIILADKLI'IIIA.
VAICKIAUEH, tC.
s
U.KKillS! NI.Mtins!
EDGERLEY k Ce.,
3Iarket Street, rear Market Houses
LANCASTER, I'A.
! We liuvea Large anil Splendid assortment of
reHTLAND, ALU ANY and DOUHLK.;
SLEIGHS.
Tl.eyaie ui.uleer tlielicsl selected woedwoiks
the iiest Ironed, best trimmed, and the finest
painted and ornamented SLEIGHS ever offer
ed ter sale In the city.
Uenieinbcr we pay cash ler our material nnd
aileT no one te undersell u. Our Motte:
(Juick Rales awi Small rtteriTS."
It costs nothing tn cull and examine out
work. We also have en hand a full line of
FINE CAUKIAtiK WOlCK, in which wc defy
eoiiii.e'.itien.
All work warranteit. ltcpalrlneef all kind
promptly attended te. n26-tfdw
tUFT VKA WIN US.
c
tOMMON WKAL.TH IHSTK1 HIITION CO.
39th .Popular "Monthly Drawing
or THB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In the City of Louisville, en
SATURDAY, DEO. 31st, 1881.
These drawings eccnr monthly (Sundays
uxceptcil) under previsions et an Act et tlie
General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court en March 31,
rendered the following decisiens:
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company lit legal.
Srt Ita draw ing are fair.
N. II. The Company lias no-.- en hand a
targe reserve fund. Kend the Hat of prizes ter
Iho
DECEMBEU DRAWING.
I VlZVaa 9 OUftAfU
i prize i",w.u
1 JiIS" ' 9tinn
10prl7.es ll.oeoeach 10,000
JO prlzcn500each 10,000
;i00 prizes tlOOeach 10,000
200 prizes 50 each 10,OCC
600 prizes 20 each 12,000
1000 prizes lOcacli le.OCO
9 prizes 300 each, approximation prlzea 2,700
9 prizes 200 each, " " 1,803
9 prizes 100 each, " " . 900
Whole tickets. 12; half tickets, fl ;
f.u; M uckcis, fiuu.
Kciuit Meney or Hank Draft in Letter, ei
send by Express. DON'T SEND BV UEU1S
TEUED LETTER OK POSTOFi'ICE OKUElt.
Orders of $5 and upward, by Express, can he
sent at enr expense. Address all orders te K.
M.BOABDMAN, Courier-Journal Building,
Louisville, Ky., or It. 91. ItOAKDMAN,
S09 Broadway. Mew Yerk, fcin-TuTliASAw
TIIED EBITIOIT.
TUESOAT EVENING, DEC. 13, 1881.
TTKATHEB INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 13. Fer the
Middle Atlautie states, Tennessee, Ohie
Valley aud Lewer Lake region, cloudy and
rainy, followed by eleariug weather, warm
southwest veering le colder northwest
winds, tailing, followed by rising barome
ter. EXI'KBT TKST1MONT.
Dr. Spitkzu'it Firm Keller in Uulteau'n In
faulty. Washincten, Dec. 13. The court room
was again crowded this morning. Ne
spectators were admitted after 9:30. Dr.
Spitzka again took the stand. lie thought
that the appearance of Guiteau's eyes was
one of the strongest indications of insanity.
Witness pointed out upon a diagram of
his own drawing the irregularities in the
head referred te. lie declined te answer
a questieu whether he believed in
Ged. Witness in the Geslin case had been
asked the same kind of questions rclative
te what he termed " the horse doctor
business" as he had been asked yester
day. Geslin eventually died in a lunatic
asylum from the same type of insanity as
Guitcau displays.
Guiteau meanwhile had found time te
have a fling or two at Corkhill, and nin at
DeWitt Talmage. Wituess opined that the
expert who will in this court testify that
the prisoner is sane is no expert at all,
or a dishonest one.
Dr. Fordyce Barker, of New Yerk,
sworn : Had been in practice 35 years and
president of seme medical college during
the past 30 years. His testimony, which
was very long, was against the prisoner and
indicates that under conditions already
testified te wituess believed Guiteau in
sane. Finally the prisoner said, " Docter,
I want te askfyeu where a man is impelled
te commit a crime by an immilse he can
net resist, is he sane or insane ."'
Answer "Where that fact can be
proved sir, it i:? insanity."
Guiteau "That's just my case, sir,"
with an air of perfect satisfaction. Then
turning te Scevillo he said, "Conic that's
the whole case ; let's have a recess I'm
getting hungry."
Mrs. Scevillo desired te ask a question.
Guiteau (impatiently) "Oh you keep
still ; It's all they can de te put up with
me."
Judge Cox, however, assented.
Mrs. Scevillo asked, " Can a man be
born insane?"
Answer "Ne, madam, he could be
born an idiot or an imbecile, but insanity
is an acquired state after birth."
Recess for half an hour.
C'ONUUEsS.
I'l'in eeitini; of the Senate.
Washington, Dec. 13. Mr. Hear,
from the couunittce en rules, reported
back a resolution for a select committee en
the extension of suffrage te women, and
asked unauimeus consent te its present
consideration.
Mr. Vest objected.
At the close of the morning's business
Mr. Pendleton took the lloer, and speke
at great length upon his bill te lcgulate
and improve the civil service.
Proceedings iu the Heuse.
Ill the Heuse a resolution was unani
mously adopted creating a committee te
audit all claims for expenses growing out
of the illness aud burial of the late Presi
dent Garfield, and also te consider what
allowance or pension shall be granted his
widow.
Mr. Hewitt introduced a bill tejaipcal
the internal revenue tax en matches, bank
checks, sn ufl's, cigars and spirits distilled
from apples and ether fruits.
Among ether bills introduced was ene
by Mr. Springer, of Illinois, for the ap
praisement of telegraph lines' piep;rty and
effects and te secure information concern
ing the postal telegraph in ether countries.
wuin: HOUSE VISITINO.
Tim ljh en Which tli iTesirtmnt Will Kn
et ire callers.
Washington, Dec. 13. The president
has adopted the following rules for the
reception of visitors at the White Heuse :
Mondays, Wednesday and Thursdays,
from 10 a. m. te 1 p. in., the general pub
lic, including members of Congress and
ether officials ; Tuesdays ami Fridays
( cabinet days ), from 10a. m. te 12 m.,
senators and representatives.
The president reserves Saturdays :nd
Sundays for himself, and en theso days
will receive no one. He will held his first
public reception en New Year's day.
Secretary I reiingiiuyscn win net as
sume the duties of secretary of state for
several days yet. lie is expected te arrive
here te morrow.
The cabinet meeting te-day was attended
by Secretaries JJlaine, Felger, Kirkwood
and Lincoln.
ItntivlDK (lie Kronen Newark Itank.
Newakk. N. J.. Dee. 13. The direct
ors of the Mechanics' bank announce this
afternoon the plan agreed upeu for settling
with creditors and reviving the institu
tion. They will pay depositors of sums ex
ceeding 200, excepting corporate deposi
tors, 75 per cent of their claims, besides
pre rata of whatever shall be hereafter
recovered from the Nugent property. De De De
positeis of less than $200 te be paid in full.
Telegraphic llrevlties.
The Kmpcrer William is deeply affected
by the Vicuna disaster, and has sent two
officers of the Berlin lire brigade te ascer
tain circumstances.
The Dauphin court today issued a de
crce dissolving the Southern Pcunsplvania
mutual relief association, upon the motion
of the officers of that concern.
The president te-day nominated the fol
lowing pestmasters: Owen A. Luckcn
baeh, Bethlehem, P.;! Beb. Iicdell, Norris
town,Pa.; Miranda Williamsen.Mcdia, Pa ;
Alex. Malsbcrgcr, Pottstown, Pa.; Fran
cis M. Bell, Tyrene, Pa.; Miss Margaret It.
Thompson, Oxford, Pa.
Yellow Fever.
San Domlnue, Nev. "27. Yellow fever
is assuming alarming proportions.
Barbados, Nev. 27. The yellow fever
batllcs the skill of the authorities. It is
no sooner subdued in ene district than it
reappears in another.
Fire in Wilmington.
Wilmington Del., Dec. l'J A fire
broke out early this morning in the Liebcr
man building, Fifth and Market streets,
which caused a less of about $4,000, chiefly
from damage by water te clothing in
stock.
Mere Vienna Victims.
Vienna, Dec. 155. Twenty-seven bodies
were removed from the ruins of the Iting
theatre yesterday ; also, aquantit-y of frag
ments of bodies, such as feet and bauds,
wnicn were nue ikiiuui,
A Farmer's Tragic Death.
Middletown, N. Y., Dec. 13. Jehn
Ralston, a farmer, aged CO, was found
dead under his overturned wagon nhar his
home in the town of Wall Kill, Orange
county, last night.
Indicted for Wife J11 order.
Leck Haven, Pa., Dec. 13. The grand
jury this meruing found a true bill against
Eugene Snllivan, charged with killing his
wife.
Dividend Declared.
Philadelphia. Dec. 13. The Lehigh
Valley railroad company, has declared a
quarterly dividend of 1J percent.
MAKKKTM.
w vers mhm.
Nw ICenm, Dec. 11 Fleur dull and
strongly in buyers' faver: Superfine Stuii
$4 20S5 10 : de extra. $5 905 iO ; cliolce de, $3 le
709. Southern dull and weak.
Wheat opened ie iiiglieOt afterwards
became weak and lest the advance :Ne. 2 Bed.
Ian. 1 tsy&l 4; de Feb., II 4-$l 46J;J;
de Mar.. $1 ISil K-
Cern without important Change and dull.
Oat dull and a shade lower, including Ne. 2
Feb. at .WJe ; State, 4'Ji33Kc ; Western.
4!)QS3v.
i
i'Mia'ieipbi:airket.
1'aiLADKl.rHiA. Dec. 13. Fleur dull and
weak: Superfine, It 259 73; i:.;ra
at ." negs 75 ; Ohie and Indiana laci'ly,
it: 7537 :17K; Pennsylvania family f S09
ti75; SL Leuis de 17 00Q7 SO; Mlnnesielir
Extra at $7 007 2.: de straight nt 7 23
7 50; winter patent 17 Sefts 25; spring de
17 73( S 50.
Rye flour at $3 30 for pure.
Wheat dull ami Muggl-di : Del. and Penn'a
Bed, $1 4031 12 ; de Amber, $1 I'.'t 43.
Cern easier and quiet.
Oats quiet and easier.
Bye steady at te.
Previsions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter quiet but steady for choice.
Bells steady.
Eggs llriu terfrcsti.
Cheese vutct.
I'utreleuni quiet; refined, 7c.
Whisky dull at'$l IS.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull nt
S'G'. : Flaxseed steady at SI 50.
Weitern Uratn Market.
1ktiuit, Mich. Wheat was weaker; Ne. 1
W hite at 1 35 for cash and December : Jan
uary at $1 36j ; February at $1 :i ; Marcli at
l 4i;K; Ne. 'i Ited ut $1 ).
Cern was steady; Xe.2 at MKc; rejected at
fit'ie.
Oats were quile linn ; Ne. Ne. 1 While ut W)c ;
Mixed at ISJic
Milwaukee Ne. 2 Milwaukee soil Wheat-,
cash and December at $1 ''; .liinuary ut
1 2SH ; February at $1 28 ; March at t -.".l .
April at $1 ; Ne. 3 Mil waiikce at $1 !
Coin was lower ; Ne. 2 at i9ti!e.
Oat were quiet : Ne. 2nt 43c.
Bve was weak ; Ne. 1 at !)7e.
Barley was dull ; Ne. 2 spring, cash at tec.
(iralu and l'rollen Uuolatlen.
o'clock 0 notations el gnHn and nrevft-
Oik
lOllH,
furnislied ly S. K. Yuiidt, Breker, 15'
L'a.it Kiuir street
Dec. le. 1 r. m.
Chicago
Wheat Cern OaU Perk Lard
R27J .m .4 IK 1C.S2K 1I.12JS
1.2S .till', .4454.
IJ' "rt
Philadelphia.
.Ian..
Fi-ts .
May.
Dec
-Ian..
Feb..
.52
.52
M1.
1.4 1 ji.
1-4 Vi
.70J5
.'li
atecK aiarKec
New Yerk, Pluladelplila and Lecal Stocks
ale United States Bends reported dally by
.1 aoeb B. Lone, N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
Nkw Yerk Stoekh.
Stocks generally ttrui until near neon.
Dee. 1;:.
10:00 l:t 3:Ct
Cbleiif-e ft North Western 123 .... 123
Chlcace.MIL ft St. I'atil Wi)i I(M W
Canada Seutbcrii COi
um A 1 j 1 ! ... lf
Del.. Laek.ft Western 123 127.127
Delaware A Ilndsen'Cuual. 107
Denver A Bie Urandu !; S014 80;;
EastTenn., Va. JtU I5J '... Vv
llannibiU A St. Jee U7 .... 'Xi
Uike Shere A Mich. Seuiliern.. IiJ4 iarj 120J
Manhattan Elevated 5ft
Sllcliipin Central 2Ji 'Mi 'JfiVi
Missouri. Kansas A Toxite Wi W Wi,
N. Y.. Luke Erie A Western.... 15 43J 45
New Jersey Central 'X '.3j 'XH
N. Y.. OnUirie A Western .;. .... 31
New Yerk Central I3SJ4 l;i KWJi
Ohie A Mississippi :.ti .... XM
OhieCentrul 23JJ 2!J
t'acillc Mail Steuniship Ce 11 4I).
St. Paul A Omaha W :U
de Preferred He-;.-, BH-t, Vtl
Central Pacific '" .... 'MU
'I'exas Pucille..... 5I?m Wis K-34
Union Pacific VK 1W"4 119
Wabash, St. LeuW A Pucille Ilji 41 41
Preferred. ! SI H24
Wiwtire Union Tel. Ce 5 .J SC.;i
A. m. r. M.
n.
Philadelphia.
stocks steady.
Ten n.sylvan In IL B
i.iad 1 11?. ............ . ............
Lehigh Valley
LeliUtli Navigation ExDiv....
ButTale, PHU. A Western
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Preferred
llc-tenvlllt
Klectric Undergrenini Tel. Ce.
Plulitdelpbh. A Erle U. It
(Jr. unison Mining... ............
te-.va (Sulci! Minim;
;
51't
Rt'4
ft
111
113
211
isr.
H:X ....
"i ''
st ....
I2-I
VA
:;
Live StecK lUamets.
Chicaoe. Hogs Receipts, 29,(100 head; flil.
uieiib. 2,!K head; market generally .sfeaei .
t-oiniuen te goeil mixed weak and slew :il "i:'
Ji a"; light hogs, $3 73J58 ; heavy packing and
.shipiung, $;25U U3; nkipsitnd culls, lv;r. :a.
Cattle Receipts, a,30n;head ; shipmentK. (c
head ; demand fair and market steady ; Christ
inas 2-ycar olds, $7 12U;7 73 : evperts, $1; 407 ;
reed te chelee shipping, ?" 2iK?5 .se : 1:0111111011 te
lair. $1 2005 20; mixed lnilelieiH. ! 00fj3 Ki:
sfeckcrs and feeders, f2 75$i3 liw; Texan.-., f::t)
l 15.
Sheep Receipts, 40) head ; market steady
with a lair demand :jioer te lair, W73KJI2.".:
medliiiii togeod, f-'.u'ifs ; choice te extra, li
5.
Thu Journal's- Liverpool dlspateh wi.v :
Cuttle lc lower ; best, Hie. Shcepaterdy at IS
20c.
East Liiuujty Cattle Receipts since Frl
ilny, 1.719 head of threutrii. and 1,'iV.t lecul sup
ply ; liberal und geed deuiuiid ; prime, 0?l5c
lilsher than last week.
Ilefrs Beri'ipts, B.S73 head; Philadelpldaa
f; .ri(Mi'i; 113 : Yorkers. rigi; 15.
Sheep Receipts. 4,40U Iit-ad ; 1011:111011 ery
.low ; prime, 102Uc better than l:it. week.
l'lill:nlellil:i Call le HI arliet.
Mumiay, Dee. 12. The arrivals eflivesluiik
at tin; various I'liiladclplna yards were lerllie
week: Beeves, . '5,0 HI hi-.-ul ; lieep, 10,mi.') head:
In !, Htt head. Previous week Beeies. tf't
head ; sheep, I5,nuu head ; hugs, i;,0w luiul.
Reel cuttle were active and $a per pound
lii;;lier, as the nrrivaU were l.ixje head les
t bun lust week. Themas Bradley bid 7n P-r
Kiiinil ler ;; choice steer.s. biil.il was iclii.tcd.
ami the let was shipped 10 New Yerk.
Via quote :is ioiiews :
i:tra, ;54i7e; CeimI, 53je ; Medluui.
yT$tAi : Common, ai;4e.
.-.lilcli cows wen: only in lair demand at :vt
5.""-
Miccp 1 ue luurKei nus acuve, as 1111: arri v
als were lighter and the quality rather better
than last week, and prices wen; a fraction
higher 011 all grades. Lambs were active and
c higher. Milk calves weru scarce and llrm.
We quote us follews:
Extra, IO0I13 ,?.. 55c ; geed, S093 If.-s.
XiifiiTta; iiiedium. :;ii4c; cou.men .'.'te ;
liiiulM, 47c : calves, milch, i-srj'Je; calves.
Western 5?5Je.
Hogs were In geed demand and price:! weie
unchanged.
We quote its fellows :
Ktiual '.i-fj'.ie ; geiMl at HX'S-Syje ; ineiliiiiii
at !"5.c ; common at 77c.
SALES OK HBCVE3 AT TIIK WEST I'llILADKLrillA
STOCK TAP.DS.
Mat tin Fuller A Ce.. 'Ml Western. rStiks
Rei'iT Mavne. 150 Western, IJiJ'SG.&c.
A. Jf. Christy, 3Vcstcrn mid W. Va., ii
BJC.
E. S. A B. F. McFilleu. l.V Weslern, 5f;jc
Jehn McArdle, 150 Western. :ytiilc.
Daniel Murphy, M) Western and Wi-r-t l'a.,5
c'c.
Owen Miiith,.V West Va., acet. II. C. VanMe
tcr; IS We-.itcrii Va,. ucct. It. F.
Feley; 42 Western, acet. et J. J.
McClery ; tn W. Va., acet. id Vnn
MetruA Chambers ;1SW. Va.,aect.
of Jeseph Baker, IjjiiJc.
31. Uliiian, 1! llIineis,5',iyi; 102 Western
acet. James IV idle A Ce., i)ffl'4
12 Western, acet. Martin Fuller A
Ce., 4r; II Western cows, acet.,
L. Scnsenig.eU-
Shauibiug A Paul. 1SJ Weitern and West Va.,
IffiX.
II. Chain, ir., 122 Western and West Va., iS'il.
L. Hern, 70 Western and West Va. !5e.
C Sclmmberg A Ce., 210 West Vn. and Wt-ntern
VAQMi.
Leu-ensteln A Adlcr. !' West P.i. and We.-t
Viu.ZlifiKX-.
Bachinan A Levi. 1"' W-.-Jern and W. Va.
M. Levi, l' Western I'a , :ia,iu
Daniel Smyth A Bre , l--" Ui-Hein and We.-t
Va. 4i;c.
Dennis Smyth. V Wistern. 4if5e.
James Clenisnii i" Western. liit.''A:.
F. Sheet z, S2 Western y:v.
Abe Ostheini. 39 Western, ."igfirlfr.
James Anil, 58 Western. :s5e.
II. Chain. 40 Wcstean, :5K'4c.
James Eustace, 23 Western and West Va., I
3;c.
Henry Miller. 30 Western, :Jk:.
DRKS3EO JIKATft.
Dressed Beeves were active ami closed llrm
at7j9)$c.
BALES LAST WEEK.
Thes. Bradley, 200 head at 7!c.
A. A. Boswell 110 de. at 79e.
C. S. Dcnglcr, 79 de. at 7&9c.
W. 11. Brown 155 de. at 79Jc.
D. M. Harlan, 33 de. at S9c.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 618 head at iQ8c. and
167 head dressed lambs at 9tf)10c.
Live Poultry. The market at the West
Philadelphia Dreve Yard was active. Twe car
leads, containing 2,000 turkeys, 1.000 chickens
and 1,000 geese and ducks were by Miller A
Harlan at 10 lie per lb. live weight.
FOK SALE. A LABGE AND SCK3TAN
tfal Brick Tobacco WAREHOUSE. Cen
tral location. Capacity. 3,000 cases.
JtlFE A KAUFMAN,
de-3wdUS Ne. 19 East King street.