LANCASTER DAILY 1JSTELLIGEKCER THURSDAY. DECEMBER le. 1881.
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Mr. Jemtj'n l'ttlher aua Mether.
" Old Laucu:tcriau " in Progress.
The biographical sketches published of
the late Jehn W. Ferney contain a num
ber of en ors in regard te his origin and
family. He was bera in Lancaster en the
'.JOth of September, 1817, of a highly res
pectable parentage, connected with some
of the eklebt and most respectable families
of Lancaster county. His fatties was en
gaged in an extensive busincs for that
period in carnage-building, ;.ud was an
emcer m luc old Lancaster rualanx, a
noted military organization that marched
te the defense of Baltimore in the last war
with England. On the father's side he
was connected with the well-known Car
penter family; his grandmother was the bis
ter el Christian (Jarneiiler.alcadingcitizen,
aud at one time high sheriff of the county.
On the maternal side his grandfather,
who&e name ha be:e, was Jehu Wicn, a
highl ieFp;et.ible and esteemed citizen,
who held dilfcreut positions el trust, and
acted at 0:10 time as private secictasy te
Cental Hr.nil of Revolutionary memory.
His father di ing at the early age of thirty
live year.-, leaving a widow with two chil
dren, a son and a daughter, in straitened
circunisLincc.--, it devolved upon the moth
er a niet estimable woman te struggle
for the suppeit and education of her cliil
drcn. The praiscweithy manner in which
she discharged her duty te her children
and herself is well known te many of the
elder citizens of Lancaster city. She was
a woman of great executive ability and of
line intelligence ; aud in consequence was
place! at, the head of Laucastcr county
hospital, the afl'aiis of which she conducted
for a number el years te the satisfac
tion of the public. She wan subsequently
sn charge of the children's home, in con
nection with the Episcopal church of Lan
caster, and displayed throughout her long
and useful life the '!iergy aud self-ieliaucc
ler which her prominent son was charac
terised. I'.lc:iiin ami Installation.
At a tegular meeting of Ledge .Ne. 43,
!'. aud A. M.. held at Mabetiic ha'l en
Wednesday evening, the following elected
and appointed officers were duly installed
ler the ensuing Masonic year :
W. M. Joel S. Kaby.
S. W. Cee. A Marshall.
J. W. .lames U. St line.
Tr&iMner Chas. A. Hcinit-h.
Sceretaiy Iluglj S. Gara.
Trustee! lelui Hecs, Christian Wul
inver, Jehn I). Waii'd.
Senior Deacrr. Dr. lleni y E. Mulilcu
b'.rg. Junier Deacon 1 evinia L. Lyle.
S. ?.I. Cer. David E. Leng.
-J. :I. of Or. Gee. B. WillFen.
l'ui.suivaut Jehn V. Caller.
Tyler Gee. Lutz.
Orgaubt A. Oblcnilii.
Charity Committee I'. M. Dr. Gee. li.
Welchans, !'. .M. Jehu B. Warfcl, P. M.
W. (. .Marshall
Grievance Committee 1'. M. Chas. M.
iieui-11, 1. M. Win. A. Atlec, P. M. Dr.
If. Caipentcj, P. M. Wm. A. Wilsen, P.
M. .Teie. Hehrer.
'S tie Main I.miatie Unspltui.
The thiity-lit'bt auiuud tepeit. el this n n
stitullen is at hand. ur esteemed fellow
citizen, Dr. Jehn L. Atlec, is president of
its beat d of ti listers and Dr. J. Z. Gerhard
is it:; supciiutendcut, whcrcfeic Lau
tastetians will be especially glad
te leant eilieially that, the hospital
was never better managed or in better
condition. The average number of inmates
last year v. as :!.") M9 male3 and 100 fe
males, Of 1 2ie.se admitted two males and
live females weie Irent Lancaster count)7.
Tiie report of the female physician of the
hospital is ehaustive and valuable and
.his sentence f:em it is full of significance
and merits weighty consideration by the
faculty and laymen : "Just as seen as in
sane people or these who have been insane,
in the vast majority of instances, cease te
assume the responsibilities of father or
motherhood, just se seen will the grand
work of prevention be begun. That
would stiikc at the very toot of an im
mense amount of suSfering and even
wrong-doing."
SailtJtury 'reactions Institute.
The semi-monthly meeting of the Salis
bury teachcis' institute convened at
Millwood, en Satin day, the lOili insi. It
was called te order at 1:30 p. in. by the
piesident. The following membets were
pies-jut : Miss-es Slaymaker, Skiles, Mar
tin, Liuviltc and EUmaker, and LIcsms.
Lawtence, G tuhe and Weaver. After se
lect leading by .Miss Martin, the usual cx
eicises followed. A number of intctesting
questions wen', discussed iu addi
tien te what formerly had been
en the pregiamme ; the exercises
v.rie in'i'ispeiscd with vocal music.
An election for new efiicers of tlie
institute was held, tesulting iu thcfollow thcfellow thcfollew
'ii.' : President. M. C. Wciler, Vice
Picsident and Treasurer, II. C. Grube.
S.'cietary, Miss Emma Skiles, Critic, G.
E. Lawic-nce. The institute adjourned,
te meet at Millwood en January 7, 15S2.
Ita-.age el iMplitlierla.
Diphtheria is jpcvailing te an alarming
.teuu in the ncighboihced of Springville.
in addition te the death of a child from
that disease mentioned in "Wednesday's
paper, a son of Ames Musscr died en
Tuesday. Twe ether children are down
with the same disease. A daughter of
Mrs. Ellen Mumma died en Tuesday night
and two ether children have the disease.
Children of Jacob Erb and Aaren Ivuhns
..re also down with diphtheria, but no
deaths fiem it have ye! occurred in theso
families.
Under the Weather.
The many friends of Daniel Trewitx,
utr efficient street commissioner, will re
gret te leain that he is presltatcd upon a
bed of siekurf s. Several mouths age Mr.
TYcwitz was slightly pua'yzcd and never
lecevercd entirely from it, though he was
able te pcrfeim his official duties. On
Monday last he was prostrated by some
thing like vcitige, and since that time has
net been able te be out of bed. lie is en
i irely conscious and seems te possess his
usual strength, but becomes dizzy as seen
.is he raises his head from his pillow.
The l'enii!yl aula's Fast Train.
On Monday, and thereafter, the new
fast train system of the Pennsylvania read
from Chicago, having proved successful by
experiment, will be extended te Cincin
nati, St. Leuis aud Indianapolis, the
t rains from these three cities combining at
Columbus and overtaking the limited ex
press from Chicago at Pittsburgh, where
these who care te pay the extra charge
can take the latter, which consists of
dining and sleeping cars only, for New
Voik.
Sate el Ilea! Es ale.
Henry Shulcrt. auctioneer, sold at public
j-Hile last evening at the Leepard hotel the
following property belonging te the estate
of Henry Drachbar, deceased : A two
story biick dwelling situated en the south
west corner of Poplar street and Filbert
alley, te Jehn II. Mctzler, for $1,250.
Alse a two-story brick dwelling, situated
en the south side of Vine street, near
Duke, te C. P. Burns, for $1,500.
Kcply te Ilebcrt Ingersoll.
In Fulton opera house this evening Rev.
Dr. Themas Guard, of Baltimore, will de
liver a lecture in reply te the infidel ideas
pieraelgatcd by Rebert Ingersoll. Dr
Guard holds a high position among pulpit
orators, and theso who have heard his
lcctnre declare it te be a full answer aud
refutation of the blasphemies and sophis
tries of the eleijurnt unbeliever,
The Night Schools.
Pareuls of boys and girls who cannot
attend the day schools should see te it that
their children attend the well-conducted
night schools, which arc open te all. It
would be well, tee, for these having such
interests te occasionally call, " bv chance
the usual way" and sec that the pupils
are there and net playing truant.
Postponed.
The exhibition et sciopticeu Tiews, which
was te be given by Mr. E. W. McCaskey at
Derwart street mission te-morrow night, has
been indeflniiely postponed.
Amusements.
'Patience." Te-morrow evening E. E.
liice.'s opera ceuiiquc company will sing Gil
bert and Sullivan's latest delightful produc
tion "Patience" at Fulton opera house. We
sec very complimentary notices el this organ
ization in our local contemporaries, and in
New Ver'; the troupe had a laverable season
at .Beeth's theatre. There ate a number el
laiuillurund popular names in the cast,among
tlieiu Miss Verena Jarbeau, Miss lienc Perry,
Mr. McCellen, Mr. Henri Laurent, Mr. Shilier
and ethers. Ol the opera itself we leel amply
Juhtltied in pronouncing it one of the roost
delicious weiks that the Joint uutuership et
the merry Englishmen ha-, produced, and pre
dict ler It a " run " similar te that achieved by
' l'lnalere."
SVECIAL XOTIVES.
Decline el Man.
Impotence el mind, limb, or vital Inaction,
nervous weakness sexual debility &c, cured
by Wells' Health Uenewer. $1. Fer Mile at
Fell Down.
Mr. Albert Andersen. Yerk Street, i.ullale,
lell down stairs anil severely bruied his knee.
A lew applications of Dr. Themas' Eclrctrie
Oil eutliely failed him. Fer sale at II. 15. Coch
ran's drugMeic, ISTNeith 0.ucen fUcet, Lan
caster. Mho I'ejntlar Demand.
he gicul has been the popular demand ler
the eelebialed lemedy Kidney-Wert, that it is
having an immense sale Ireiu Maine te Cali
fornia, some have leuud It inconvenient te
piepaie it treni the dry compound. Fer such
the proprietors new prepare it in liquid form.
Till-, can lie pieeurcd at the druggists. It has
precisely the same effect ss the dry, but Is
vi-iy concentrated e that llm dose is much
tiiiallur. Lewell Muil. dI2lwd&w
I'n te II. iJ. Cochran's Drug mmc, 157 Net th
iiiccn stifct, ter Mrs. Ytet.ian'a Xrtv X(
tinnnl Jirg. Fer brightness and durability el
eoler.aio uitefjualed. Celer trem 2 te S pounds.
Dlreellen hi lCiiglish ami German. I'llce. 15
cents.
It 1i 'I ffirillwll ItllMl'itt. t. frkifkitii.1.i -.iii... I,.
el mciilwith juaek me.lieiues. We have ueil
Talker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re
sults for Dyspepsia mid Debility, anil knew It
te lie a -terllug health icslerntlvc. Times.
ii-lmdcodtwee'.v
One of the ablest profc-'sers at Yale College
became ncarlj7 insane liem want of sleep. He
say: "What saved me liem a lierrible late,
was Dr. ISenseii's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
1'Iiey cured my neuralgia and 1 gained twenty-three
pounds In tour weeks.
A Leugh, Ceii! or bore i nreai sheuM de
blejipcd. Neglect IrcqueuUy results in an In
curable I. 'ing Disease or Consumption.
llrewn'.N nrencl.ial Trech''" de net disorder
the sleinaeH like cough syrups aud balsams,
bat act directly en the Inlhunedparls.allaying
li'iijillim, give relief In Asthma, Ilrenchlul
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
a hieh Singers und rubllcSpcakers arc subject
te. Fer thirty years .Brown's ISrenchial
Treein-8 have been recommended by phy-d-chms,
ami always give ncrtcct Hatlsfactlen.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
tin neatly an entire generation, they have at
tained wi-ll-iiieritcd rank anion;7 1 he lew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at cunts a liex
everywhere. uS-lvdTTh4S&lyw
;:r.SUUHI) FKOM UKATU
TJa- Inllew ingbtatementef William.) Cough
JI ii. of 'emcrvllle, Mass., Is se remarkable that
e beg te ask for it tlie attention of our road read
ei s. lie -ays : " In the lull et ISTfi I was taken
v.-lth a vieleut bleeding of thn lungs lollewed
by a severe cough. I toen began te lese my
appetite and lle-h. 1 was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
of jS77 I was admitted te the City Hospital.
White tiieie the doctors said 1 had a hole in
my left lung as bigas a half cellar. I expend
ed evr a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. 1 was se far gene at one time a report
v en, around that 1 was dead. 1 gave up hope,
but a friend told me et Da. Wm. Hall's Uai.sam
imktiie Lungs. 1 laughed at my friend, think
ing that my case was uiiiiinulu, but I get a
bottle te satisfy them, when te my suriuKc
and gratification, 1 commenced te led better.
My hope, once dead, began te levive, and to
day 1 teel In better spiiits than I hove the past
three yai.
"I wiite this hoping you will publish it, se
that everyone atlllcted with Diseased Lungs
u ill be induced te take Dr. Win. Hall's liaisam
ler tlie I. ungs, and be convinced that con
sumption can be cured. 1 have taken two
bottles and can positively say that 11 has done
mere geed t'lan all ether medieii.es 1 have
taken since my slckucbs. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared aud 1 shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Plug Stere, i:i7und 1.5') North Queen
sheet iv2S-lvdcoeTh&u 2
Shin IHseases '" Cured by Dr. Snaync's
Ointment.
Wluilis meicditicsSing than an obstinate
-km disease, and why persons should suffer a j
single hour when they have a sure cure in
'Sway lie's Ointment" is parleur conipichcu cenipichcu conipichcu
sien. The weist eases el letter, itch, salt
l ileum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wendcrlul all-healing quail
ties. Pimples en the lace and blotches en the
.skin aie lemeved by using this healing oint
ment. Ferlectly safe and harmless, even en
the most tender Intant. Itching J'iles-Synip-teuis
are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm In bed;
ether parts aie sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swaync &
Sen, 5: North Seventh street, i'hlladelphia,
I'a., te whom all letters should be addressed,
t-eld by all prominent druggists.
ect'-T.Th&F&w
Hall's Vkqetaiilk Sicilian Haik Ueni:wi;u
is a scieutillc combination el some el the west
powerful restorative agents iu the vegetable
kingdom. It restores gray hair te its original
color. It cures dandruff und humors, and fall
ing out of the hair. It furnishes the nutritive
principle bv which the hair Is nourished aud
supported. It makes the hair moist, soil, and
glossy, aud is unsurpassed as a hair dressing.
It is the most economical ptepaiatien cvcrol cvcrel
lered te the public, as its ctlecis remain a long
time, making only an occasional application
necessary. It is recommended and used by
eminent medical men, ami officially endorsed
by the State Assayrr el Massachusetts. The
popularity el Hall's Hair Henewer has In
creased with the tests el many years, both in
this ciuntry and in foreign lands, and it Is
new known and used in all the civilized cenn
tries of the wetld. Fer sale by all druggist's.
da-lwdeed&w
"Yield net te Misfortune.' Give Ely's
Cream ilalin a thorough trial ii you would te
cured of Catarrh, Hay Fever, Catarrhal Dcal
ness, or quickly relieved of colds iu the head.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses the naal
passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions, allays inflammation and irritation,
protects the membranal linings et the head
trem additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense of taste anil smell.
ISencflclal results arc realized by a few appli
cations. A thorough treatment us directed wi'l
cure Catarrh, Hay Fever, fee. The Balm is
easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggist
at 50 cents. On receipt e! ."i0 cents will mall :i j
package, send ler circular with lull Inlerma
tien.
ELY'S CItEAM BALM CO.. Oswego, N. Y.
Fer sale in Lancaster by all druggists.
dl5-2wdeed.tw
Metnera: jnutnernii f.l ethers!'
Are you disturbed at nihl and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ?
If sc, go at once and get a bottle of MltS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYBUl'. It will re
lieve the peer little suflercr immediately de
pend upon it; there is no mistake about II.
There is net a mother en earth 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 magic. It is perfectly sare te
line m all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and
is the prescription ei one et the eldest anil
best female physician and r.nrsc? in the
United State?, Sold everywhere; 23 cents a
fcettla. mar.'-lvdftiyM.WAS
MARRIAGES.
uoeu-Esurucn. On the. 8th et Dec.. 1SS1, by
the Uev. W. T. Gerhard, at his residence. Ne.
31 East Orange street. Mr. .Install Geed, of
1'equea, te MissSutan Ji. Eshbach, of Millers
ville. DerGUKirrY Bach man. On thel.'.llier Dec.,
1881. by the Rev. W. T.v Gerhard, at his resi
dence. Ne. 31 East Orange street, Mr. Aaren
M. Dougherty, te Miss Ella S. Uachman, both
of Ceney township.
DEATHS.
Caiu'e.vtjsc Dec. 13, 1S31. iu this city. Agnes
Bell, only daughter of Jehn E. und Annie M.
Carpenter, in the 17th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents,
Ne. 2i East Orange street, Fridty afternoon
at '' o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill
cemetery.
Peiper. In this city, en Dec. li, ISSI, William
L. Peiper, in the 03d year el his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
lespcctfiilly invited te attend the luneral treni
his late residence, " Avendcll," Marietta pike,
en Saturday afternoenat 1 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2t
IIei-scKSKrKR. On the 14th inst..et diptheria,
at hl3 residence in Chestnut Level. Franklin
S. Housekeeper, son et C. P. and Alice House
keeper, aged 2 years und 27 days.
SEW AnVEKTlSEMFXTH.
rANUASTJili COUNTY" j7aK DEC'. IS.
I On account of the luneral el William L.
Peiper, t lie late cashier, the bank will be clos
ed en SATUKDAV December Ii, 1331) at 12
o'clock, and lemain closed the remainder of
the day. C. B. HEttB,
2td President.
TMUl Till! HOLIDAYS.
A well-selected Stock of
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
EaTS-.V MELOPI-'ON ler sale cheap.
.1 CSTUS STUOKKNUOLTZ.
ottejuul,8.Mi Fulton Hall, Luncastcr, Pa.
SEAM'D l'KOl'OSAI.S Fill; 1'ItISON
labor in the Lancaster County Prison, in
the man u lactureet cigar", ler one vear from
January !, lfeSJ, will be received at Ne. 20 East
King street, Lancaster, byJ.L.Uoflmeler, Pres
ident, up te December 31, at 12 o'clock in., and
te be opened January 2, 13SJ, at 11 o'clock a.m.
Contractor te lurnish tobacco, foreman,
etc., and pay per thousand. Fifteen te
twenty men te be employed Factory has
first-class accommodations, and new makes
liui.ew per month.
Fer lull particulars addivs-. the President.
BY OUDKB OF TH K BttAHD.
Ames Kitteii, Secretary. d7-3tdV42tw
YKI'HANSCOtJKTSAf.i: OK VALUABLE
W City Property.-O:i '1 IIUKSDAV, DE
C'EMBEIt 15, IKjl.by vii in .1111I lu pursuance
et an alias order et the in ilians' Court et Lan
caster eeunly, will b s.mhi public sale, en
the premises, all thai i 't.ini two-story brick
tavern property (kniniii :w the Sen-el Herse
Hetel), with three-slei--, brick luck building,
biick stables, HUeddiug, biacksmiUi shop, &c
and lotet ground theiete belonging, situated
en the north Hide of West King street, cast et
Prince sheet. In tin; city et Lancaster, Pa., ad
joining properties of Hen, A. E. Beberts, W.
.1. Cooper. James Potts and ethers. This is ene
et the most desirable and convenient hotel
pieperttes in the cltvet Lancaster.
Sab: te commence at 7 o'clock p. m. of said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
ANNA McELLIGOTT,
i:ecnlii.- of Jcicniiah McElligell.decM.
Hi:nr? Snui'.EitT. Auctioneer. n22 tsd
lirilJLIAMSUN & i'OSTI.ll,
Tlie Leadm; Clothiers
ik Tin: citv or lan'uastkk,
iiavi: semi: aiT.ciAi.
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS,
heys' riTi:, beavi:r, ciikviet, cassi-
.MEItK ANI MKLTON
OVERCOATS.
Beys' Scheel and Dress Suits,
Beys' Pants,
.Made et wcar-rcaistinK uiateiialB.
Men's Sacks and Cutaway Suits,
Ol I he mul appieved hhaptii.
Men's Ulsterettes,
I'liiui' Charles, Fur Beaver, Cheviot, li-ey,
.Melten and Cassluiere
OVERCOATS,
la an unlimited variety of nlylea.
Men's Fine Dressing Gowns
i
.uu-
Snieking Jackets,
stout ui.'uaud thiii men, of every height may
lie lltted tiem our stock.
We Lead the Styles
Rule in Prices.
TUKI'E AllE UAUGA1NS IX hVKItY
DEPARTMENT.
Jill
3G-38 EAST JONG STREET.
I.ANCASTKi:. I'A.
cj:.iKj:Li:.st toilers for trade.
JEWELEKH.
"Vl'KK A OI.ASSKS,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUGUSTUS miOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 'i East KliurStrcct. Lancaster, I'a
fs-cptZJ-nmdced
IHKISTjMAS ;il'T.S!
CHRISTMAS
DIAMONDS.
CHRISTMAS
WATCHES.
Christmas
FANCY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS
STATIONERY.
All Goods sent en Approval.
PRICES LOW.
BAILEY,
BANKS &
BIDDLE.
12th and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
UKNP1KK ELKCTION
. An election will be held en MONDAY
the 2d day of JAN U AKY, 18S2, at the house el
Jehn B. bhelly, Mount Jey, between the hours
et 11 and 12 o'clock, for a President,- ten Mana
gers ana Treasurer of the Lancaster, Eliza Eliza
bcthtewn and Middletown Turnpike read,
rtj-ritderpy J. 3J, LONQ, Trcnsitrer,
mSW AVrjkBTltlEMEXTX.
OKACTJFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTAGlJES,BRONZES,
i i
Anit the many rlegant and artistic articles embraced In our stock are especially lltted for
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BECAUSE
Dui-able, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable.
The very liberal share of trade we have received In the past has encouraged us te pluce In
our cases a liner and larger stock than ever before, te which we ceidially invite the attention
of all who desire te examine beautiful oeds.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
ect23-3md&wH
TOHN L. AKNOLP.
PATENT COLD-CASE HEATERS,
BEST PORTABLE IN USE.
Slate Reefer and Reefs Repaired.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
Step and Valves for Water, Gas and Steam.
JOHN L. AENOLD,
Nea. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
rair2-ttd
MEDICAL.
)AltKKR'S HAIR BALSAM.
xt I'AItKElfS HAIU ilAI.SAM.-The Hest. Cheapest and Most Economical Hair JJicsUne
evcr lalls te restore youthful color le gray hair. ffje. and $1 alzea.
I'AKKEIt'S GINGKU TUNIC.-UinRer. iiiiclin, Mundrake, and many efth. lest tnedi
clnes known rC ),,.,c ceinhlned Inte a mcdl.Ine of such varied powers, ni te u.ake it the
greatest Bleed Purifier and Tneltest Ilealtn unci Ntrcugtli Kesterer Ever IVeil. it cures
complaints of omen, and disease ei the Stomach. Bowels, I.ungM, I.Ivcr and Kidnevs and
i . ,it,V.X-2 ..i?'r.ai w.-". uh'i eiiiiTiimics.asit never intoxicates
flee, anditl slzca. IUSCOX A CO., Chemists, N. Y. Large wivIiir huylnjr $1 size.
sepl'J-lyeodeow&w
JIULIVAT GOODS.
OPICCIAI. NOTICE,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT
Givler, Bewers & Hurst,
5f
5 EAST KING STREET,
Ladies and Gentlemen !
Weetl'er you at Lener l'riccs than thry have
ever been peld an elegant assortment el
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
lu all the New L'atturux ami ColeiiUK-, Thie
make a very .suitable gilt.
Then we hue an elegant asxirlnieut et
LINEN JIA NDKERC1IIEFS,
In Hemstitched and Emhieidci-ed, iwhich we
kcII In Fancy Bexes or hy the piece or hall
dozen. WH I TE M I LL KEJi CHIEFS.
U'c have a flue assortment, which are very
handsome and will make a very i.cceptaljle
Kill.
SILK 3UTTENS, in all Shade.
KID GLOVES, tit Muck- and Colen;.
Finenswiliiieiit el Ladies' ami Chlldien'
HOSIER Y.
! In SILK und DRESS GOODS
We still eiler hotter inducements, especially
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We Invite one and all who contemplate pur
t Imping
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
te rail and e.Miniine what we eiler.
H'c Offer Many Raryain .'
Givler, Bewers & Hurst,
25 East King Street,
LANCASTKH, I'A.
jam CELLAXEO vs.
CTOCKUOLUEKS' MKET1HC.
O There will boa meeting of the Stockhold
ers et the Delaware River and Lancaster Kali Kali
read Company, en MONDAY, the 9th dav et
.lANUAUY, 1882, at 12 o'clock m.. at the eillce
of the Treasurer ( Dr. Henry Carpenter) near
Centre Square, in Liiucntcr city, ter the pur
pone, et electing a President and Twelve Di
rcctern le serve during the ensuing year.
D. I'UAINAKD CASK,
d7-3tdeaw Secretaiy.
0
lAKl'KTS. iiV.
KBW CARPETS
40,000 YARDS.
Scxr Designs, Bcnutinillj Colored.
50
(75l
l 50 cents.
85 cents.;
90 cents.
91.00.
$1.00.
1.10.:
$1.20.
INGRAINS
cents,
i cents.
TAPESTltY
BRUSSELS
WILTON AND
MOQUKTTES,
OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIGNUMS.
75 cents.
8S cents.
SO cents.
GOOD VALUK
AT
ALL PKICES.
MATTINGS in Great Variety.
Handsomest shown for many years.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 Chestnut Street,
aMydced&2twJ PHILADELPHIA.
HOTELS.
NOW OPEN SPKECHEK HOUSE, OK
Europcen plan. Dining Reems let
Ladies and Gentlemen. Entrance at Ne. 31
North Duke street. Clam and Turtle Soup Soup
Lebster Salad, Oysters in Every Style and all
the Delicacies et the Season. We solicit the
it"nn-ert the public. may7-Ud
.'.- r OYSTEKS.
-pe. ialiy made of Steamed Oysters at the
SPKECIIEIi HOUSE,
Ne. 27 Nonh Duke Street.
Ilaiiii'7 turnidlied 'in.- Restaurant Milh a
boiler for bteaiuiiur ey.-tera, we take this meth
od et Infemitng the p Mie that we are pre
pared at all times te tiiuii-h them te families
at their houses or at the restaurant.
Ladies' entrance. Ne. 27 Neith Duke street
UROKK .V ;M'KLAND,
oetM-tfd 1'ioprleters.
THEY ARE
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
JOHN L.
ARNOLD.
"pABKKK'S aiNOEK TONIC.
EXTERTAIXHEXTS.
lULTOM erKKA HOUSE.
PRffiAY, DEO. 16th, 1881.
Engagement for one night only el
MR. E. E. RICE'S
OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY.
50 ARTISTS 50
first production here et Gilbert and Sulli
van's latest mid most successful Comic Opera
a satire en the ..Esthetic Craxe,
PATIENCE;
Or, Buntherne's Bride.
Presented with
the Original Great Cast of
the KICK OI'KIIA COMIQUE COMPANY lit
JiUinaaiiiKATKK, NEW lORK.
A. Grand Chorus of raptuieus maidens and
heavy dragoons.
A Splendid Oichi-htra !
Iicautlliil .LNlheiie Costumes !
Nevel Properties, etc., etc.,
ADMISSION, - - 3.1, CO and 75 Cents.
RESERVED SEATS, - - - - 75 "
Reserved scats en sale en Wednesday. 13-4
FOR SALE.
SAW HULL. FOI&SAI.K A TWKNTY-rilUR
her.-e power portable SAW MILL, as geed
a-j new. Address,
PHILIP LEI5ZELTER,
Kii(jle Speke mid Rending Works,
d&w-ti
Lancaster, Pa.
DUKLIO SALtS
OF VALUABLE ClTY
MONDAY. DECEMItKIl
JT Property. On
lit, 1881, will be sold atlhe Cooper Heue.u
Twe story Brick DWELLING HOUbE. Two Twe
story Rrick Hack building, situated en the
south side of West Vine street, Ne. 2W, con
taining hall, 9 rooms and plastered garret, a
poed Hake Ueusc and large Raku even. It has
been and new is a Rakcry. Let runs back te
Strawberry street.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
conditions will be made known bv
CATHARINE KUEHNLY.
II. SllfBERT, Auct. 4td-IU,14,17,l,J't
PUBLIC SALE
OF A
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
On TUESDAY. DECEMRKR 20. 1SS1, will be
sold en the premises that valuable property
known as the
CITY HOTEL,
situated en the west side of North Queen
street, near the Pennsylvania railroad depot.
Irenting en North Queen street SJ feet,
luehes, mere or less, and extending iu depth
no feet, then widens ft! feet, lncnes. and.'con and.'cen
tluues thai width te Market street. 245 feet, en
which is erecteil a FOUR-STORY RRICK
HOTEL, and Three Story Rrick Rack Ruild
Ing, a Large Rrlck Stable, with slate loot' and
large shedding
One Mall the. purchase money can lemaln in
the property.
Sale te commence at 7 oVleck p. in. of said
dav. when conditions will be made known by
THE HEIRS OF .1. & D. REESE. Dec'd.
II. SunmsRT, Auct. dle-tsd
OSU'HANS' COURT SALE Oft FRIDAY,
DECEMBER Hi, 1881, at the Lancaster
County Heuse, East King sticet, Lancaster,
I'a., the undersigned, administrator of Marga
ret Murphy, deceased, by virtucef an order of
the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, will
sell at public sale the following real estate, te
wit: All that certain Twe-Story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and let or piece el
ground, wituate en the west side of Plum
street, Ne. 214. in the city et Lancaster, meas
uring In front en I'lum street 19 feet 4 inches,
and extending In depth westward 102 feet,
thence nerthwari 1 17 feet and 10 Inches thencu
eastward 73 leet.tlienconerthwardtotho north
side 6i a 3-feet alley, thence long said alley te
Plum street.
Alse, a Twe-Story RRICK HOUSE and let of
ground, situate en the west side et North
Lime street. In Lancaster city, measuring In
lien I en Lluifc street 19 leetund 3 inches, and
extending in depth westward 84 feet 3 inches.
Alse, a Let et Ground, with HOUSE and
Stable thereon, situate en the south sine of
East Chestnut street, In Lancaster city, meas
uring in fronton Chestnut street 18 lect anil
8Inche8, and cxtendlngaleug ground of James
Kclley 1 18 feet, te a 14-teet alley.
Sulu te commence at 7 o'clock p, in., when
conditions and terms will be made known by
JOnN MURPHY,
Adm'r of Margaret Murphy, dec'd.
ir.i;,.iee;:.le,ii.i5,i3d
ORPI1 ANS'COUKTeALE ON SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 17, 1881, at the Keystone
Heuse, North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.,
the undersigned administrator of Ann Eliza
beth Filck, widow and relict of Lewis
i;. Frick, late of the city of Lancaster. Pa.,
deceased, by virtue of an order et the Or
phans' Court et Lancaster cennty, Pa., will
sell at public sale the following real estate te
wit.: All that certain one-story brick Dwelling
Heuse erected en the Harrisburg pike, in the
cltyet Lancaster, measuring in front 51 feet
yA Inches, and extending In depth southward
and southeastward 97 feet 10 Inches, mere or
less, and converging at the end thereof te the
width or 32 fest 8 inches. Alse, a one-story
brick DWELLING HOUSE, situate en James
street, Lancaster City, aforesaid, containing
In front en said street 21 feet 3 inches, and ex
tending northward from said James street 117
ieet24 inches ; adjoins propcrtlcset Christian
Denatshy, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, premises
above described and hereinafter described
premises as preperty el Leuis B. Frick, dec'd,,
and James street.
Alse, at the same time and place will be sold
by virtue et the order of court aforesaid,
as the prepctty el Lewis B. Frick, de
ceased, by him as administrator, the
following property, te wit : All that cer
tain lotet ground, situate lnArch alley, in
the city or Lancaster, afereesald, measuring
in fronton Arch Alley 20 feet and extending
in depth northward along properties el Mrs.
Elizabeth Meyers, Mrs. Ann chambers, pro
perty et Ann Elizabeth Frick, deceased, 39
leet, mere or less.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p, m., when
conditions and terms will be made known bv
CONRAD GAST,
Administrator of Elizabeth Frick, dec'd.
CONRAD GAST.
Administrator of Lewi Frick, dec'd.
IlKNnvSHCDErtT. Auctioneer. " 110-7td
THIRD EBITIOU.
THURSDAY EVENING, DSC. 15, 1861.
THE LONG TRIAL.
Episodes of Te-day's Proceedings.
QUITEAU IN VIOJOUS TEMPER.
DENOUNCING WITNESS AND COCNSr.L.
flit solicuude rer the Jury's Health.
Washington, Dec. 15. There were
many distinguished men present at the
Guiteau trial this morning, among them
Uev. i'helps, or Vermont, Leurtlandt
Parker, Clarksen N". Petter and Senater
Hawley.
As seen as court opened Guiteau made a
speech, expressing solicitude for the health
of the jury and asking the court te order
them te take a walk of four or five miles
every morning befere breakfast. The
judge told him he would attend te the
wants of the jury.
Mr. Cellier, resuming the witness staud,
testified that he had never seen signs of
insanity in the prisoner. During the cress
examination Guiteau broke out character
istically. J. M. Justice, of Logauspert, was the
next witness, and was characterised as a
miserable liar' by Guiteau. Guiteau dis
tributed his vituperation very evenly
ameutr the witnesses the cranks as he
termed them and the prosecuting atto: atte:
neys. ltev. Rush R. Shippen, of Washington,
first knew the prisoner a few months pre
vious te the assassination and bearded
with him up te July 1st. The prisoner was
chatty and polite, but exhibited no marked
peculiarities ; prisoner frequently referred
te the Ceukling-Gariield imbroglio.
Mrs. Dunmire, Guiteau's divorced wife,
took the stand, but her testimony was ob
jected te by the defense unless record
proof of divuie was shown, and she was
withdrawn, te be introduced later.
Dr. .Neble Yeung, physician at the jail,
thought the prisoner perfectly sane.
Mrs Seoville attempted te ask a ques
tion, when a colloquy occurred between her
and her brother, the priseuer, he assert
ing that sue was no lawyer anil should
keep quiet. Pcndjng the colloquy Mr.
Seoville asked witness if it were possible
that by putting something iu Guiteau's
coffee in the morning they could make him
appear brighter or mero quiet. This it
was understood came from Mrs. Seoville,
but during the dispute the witness disap
peared. Gen. Jeseph S. Reynolds, of Chicago,
next testified. He knew Guiteau years
age, visited him iu jail twelve days after
the murder of the president, when Guiteau
spoke of it as" the assassination." Iu
subsequent interviews the prisoner refer
red te it as " the removal." lie was posi
tive as te the lauguage used.
The priseuer, who had received this
wituess with beaming smiles, seen became
enraged and declared witness a fpy, and
that Ged would damn Cerkhilf. Upen
allusion being made te something pub
lished iu the Washington Republican the
prisoner pounded en the desk as he
charged "that litlle whelp Gerham ''
with hanging around Arthur te get some
thltle ethec.
AVitncss then explained hew he told the
prisoner in prison that Ceukling, Arthur
and ethers had denounced the crime ; that
prisoner asked if they (thu Stalwarts)
knew that he (witness) had said he had
no accomplice ; that upon being an
swered in the affirmative, he (prisoner)
exclaimed, " Most astounding !" "most
astounding !" And that prisoner seemed
dazed and said, "What does it mean? I
would have staked my life that they
would defend me. They knew they want
ed Garfield removed, and yet they de
neunce me and cau only sce in it the
bloody act."
A recess was then taken.
OUITUAKY.
Death or Themas J. Hitrger.
Philadelphia, Dec. 13. Themas J.
Rarger, a prominent lawyer of this city
and ex-city solicitor, died this morning.
Mr. Barger was an able young lawyer
aud active Democratic politician of Phil
adelphia. He was Sheriff Wright's solici
tor, and was an acute member of the legal
profession in which, had he lived,
be would no doubt, have attained
eminence. He was a delegate te the Cin
cinnati convention and a member of the
committee of seven te draft rules for the
party in this state, but ill health prevented
him from doing any work since early in
the summer, lie was a genial gentleman
and had a wide circle of warm friends.
Eds. Inteli.ieencki;.
THE MECHANICS' ILNK.
Nugent .V Ce. Make an AbsiKUineui Uiuler
the State Law.
Newakk.N. J., Dec. 15. Nugent & Ce.
have just assigned all their property te
Gee. R. Jenkinsen, their receiver under the
United States court, for the benefit
of all their creditors. The assign
ment is under state law, and its
effect is te give the Mechanics' bank,
which claims priority under the national,
their share with ether creditors iu case
their priority is denied. The claims out
side the bank are about $500.
The New Fuudln;-. Hill.
Washington, Dec. 15. The Senate
finance committee this morning unani
mously agreed te recommend the passage
of the Sherman three per cent, funding
bill, with amendments reducing the ag
gregate te be issued te two hundred mil
lions, and providing that the amount of
deposit te be received shall net exceed, at
any one time, twenty-five millions. The
committee took this action, after hearing
Secretary Felgcr in opposition thereto.
HOLD BANDITTI.
Kullread Train Hoarded by Illghwaj iihiii.
Galveston, Tex , Dec. 15. A News
El Pase special says : " A passenger
train en the Southern Pacific railroad
going west fiem here was this morning
bearded by highwaymen. Wells, Farge
& Ce.'s messenger was knocked down,
gagged and compelled te surrender the
keys of the safe, from which $1,500 were
abstracted. About 6G0O wcr0 taken from
the passengers."
Hetel in New Tork Burned.
New Yekk, Dec. 15. A lire broke out
early this morning iu the three-story
frame building, corner of Waverley street
and Jereme, entirely destroying the build
ing aud its contents. It was owned by the
Manhattan saving's bank and occupied by
Gcerge A. Bartholf as a hotel. It was
valued at $10,000, and was insured. Mr.
Bartholf's furniture, valued at $4,700, was
burned. It was insured for $3,000,
Tlie Last of Tletorle's Bnna.
St. Leuis, Dec. 15. A San Antonie,
Tex., special says news has been received
from the Presidio Del Norte, en the
Northern Rie Grande, that Chief Arrazeti
and thirty of the tribe have been cap
tured by Mexican troops. These consti
tute the main remnant of Victorie's
desperate band.
Proceedings in the MBfctc.
Washington, Dec. 15. In the Seuate
te-day, upon the expiration of the morning
hour, Mr. Garland spoke upon the presi
dential succession question.
Snow In Virginia.
Petetisbuhe, Va., Dec. 15. Snow fell
here this morning.
Singular ana ratal Accident.
Near BewHuj; Green, Va., Mr.
Wm.
Wright, a young man who had net been
married mero than six or eight months,
was chopping in the weeds. About the
middle of the dav his wife came te brinjr
him a lunch. He had just cut down a
large tree which bad ledged against an
other, and called te his wife te run, as it
was coming te the ground, but the unfor
tunate woman ran direetly in the way of
the tree, aud ic fell upon her.
pinning her te the ground. She
was net killed, but lay under
the tree terribly crushed, but conseiens,
and shrieking with pain, while her hus
band, alene and uuassisted, set te work
with all the energy of despair te cut the
tree, two feet in diameter, in two. After
what seemed te the couple an age. Mr.
Wright severed the trunk of the tree and
drew out bis mangled, fainting wife. He
then was compelled te leave her alone in
the weeds another lung hour while le
went for assistance te get her home, but
she was almost geno when he returned,
aud died that night of her injuries.
WEATHEB INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 15. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, rain or snow,
followed by clearing weather, northwesterly
winds, stationary or lower teroperaturo
aud higher pressure.
The Misting Ualloen.
Londen, Dee. 15, A telegram from the
postmaster at Aldcrney states that a bal
loon was seen there yesterday morning.
A gunboat will proceed te Aldemey te
make an investigation.
Xhe Spracue Estate.
Pkeviuknck, R. I., Dec. 15. The su
ptctne court this morning dissolved the in
junction, restraining the sale of the
Spraguc estates.
tire iu Ontario
Tort Coluehne. Onr., Dec. 15. A rite
early this morning binned Mrs. MacFalls's
bearding Iieum the store of two mer
chant tailors and a dentist's office. It
also l::m:t;cd tiie Map!e Leaf hotel. The
total low is 10,000.
Miot While Making an Arrant.
Mcndote, Ills., Dec. 15. Warren Bar
ret was shot and killed by Nicholas Boyd
while assisting an officer te arrest Boyd.
Tlie Itanlan-lleyd Itacr.
Londen, Dec. 15 I Ian Ian has net yet
authorized the signing of articles for race
with Boyd.
MARKETS.
New verw nmrmn.
Ski ib. Dec. 15 Fleur Stute and
Wcs-terii dull and in buyers' favor. Southern
dull aud weak; geed" le choice de, $W'
b 12!(C.
W fivat epi.-ucd i.je lower ; atlerwurds became
.t :rdy and recovered iuest et the dec'In ;
Ne. 2 l'i-.l Dec, $1 40X:de.fnn.tI42ftl 42:
de l:b., H HQ I 45,5 ; de Mur.,fl VJtw
' rJ'i-
Cei a about 54c lower and dull : mixed West
ern spot, M'70c ; de luturcs, 1371 lie.
Oat i a shade easier. Including Ne. 2 Jan.,
0';i;: de Feb. at.We ; Slate, OflfJXic : West
ern, -lyiSSic.
fmiadelpnia Market.
i'niLAUKi.i-HiA, December is. Fleur dull :
Sillierllne. fi 23Q 7T; i:..;rn lit
at i.- (Ki.'j.'i 7"i; Ohie und Ind.'ani lam'.ly,
""Ji7 M; l'ennsj-Ivaula tauitly ft. 50j
t7.. St. Leuis de 7 00fi7M; MlnnosetH
Kxtra at 37 0)37.10; dn straight at $7 25
7 r.0; winter patent t WIJJ8 25; spilng de
t7 7.i'jS50.
ItyeJleurat$i:50.
Wheat dull; Del. and I'eim'a Kd, $1 :SS(?I III;
ile Amber. $1 401 4X
Cern dull and easier.
l):ds lull ami loner.
Kyedull at USe
l'rnvisieus quiet.
Lard quiet.
lSuttcr quiet and unchanged.
Itells quiet.
Kkrs steady; I'enna., :i.J?3lc; We-tern, 30
Q3le.
Chec-u quiet and unehanliPd.
Petroleum dull; refined, 7c.
Wlihky quiet at SI 18.
liraln ana l'rovtuea Uuotattena.
One o'clock quotations nl Kraln and provlf prevlf provlf
lens, fiirnUhed by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15
East KIiik street.
Dee. 15. I r. M.
Chicago.
Wheat Cem Oat.- I'erfc l.ard
Jan 127 .! if ltf.HU IU-7J.
Feb.... 1.27J;; 'I5h Ml
May... .... .Wi1;;, .V,4 ....
. riilludelptil.1.
Dec :.:57 Xc .51
Jan I.Ji -'Mi .51
Feb. .. 1.42J5 .Ti'JjJ .52
CIte Stcea: Markets.
Ih'FFALO-Cattle Receipts, 1,001 head ; con
signed through, "510 cars ; market wits steady
wi'li a lair demand ; sales et fancy Christina
steers at $!10750; choice, 15 ?20 W ; geed
shippers. $5 5! 5 7.' ; lair te medium $l'J0
.V.0; liKht butchers', $484 4ii; light Cherokee",
SJ25 ; best grades disposed of.
.Sheep and LuiiiIm Keceipts, I, KM) head ;
etrei'iiiKS light ; sales or lair te geed western
sheep, $.!754 4(1; choice, ft'i"Sj 75; Canada
lambs, i;:i5$ 45 ; best grades disposed et.
Hogs Uccelpts, ?,i'M head : consigned
through. US cars , market dull and prices 11
shade lower; sales or Yorkers, $3 1020;
geed medium weights, $j20(T35 ; oed heavy.
f :t)C 45 ; ene deck or very extra, $C7-i; lair
te geed mixed heavy rmls t-' i5: 10; pignut .
. 'ii!5 U5.
Chicaoe. Hogs Uccelpts, 41,000 head; shlp
lnenH. :;,t00 lieai t ; market active, and prices
53r0c higher; common te geed mixed, 5 7
i 20; heavy packing mid shipping. $r, i'jgn 50 ;
l'liiladelplila and lard hog fi M)a 70 : llht
bacon, $5 8)G ; skips and culls, $4 55 40.
Cattle Itt-cclpis, 5,50) head : shlpnienlw. 800
licai ; general market slew ; Chrl-itmas bccve
at f77 75 : experts, $7; geed te choice ship
ping. $5 2t'5S.: common te latr. $4j4!JO; mix
ed iMitcheis', $3 254 25; stockers and feeders,
$2 75(3415; eastern calves, $12 15 "jrt head.
bheep-Kecelpts, lCl head; market active
and Arm ; common te tair,t2 75350 ; medium.
.'754i".; geed te choice, tl5)S52."; one let
extra sold ut$'".
KtncK aiazKer.
New Yerk. I'hlladelphia and Lecal MeckR
also United States Ilends reported dally h
Jacob 11. Loye. N. E. Cor. Centre Squnrn.
Nw Yena tvremes.
SteckK rather heavy.
Dee 15.
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Uiienge. Mil. nl. I'anl
Canada fcii!.lurn..... ...,
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wcl.. Luek.tV Western
DvJ.H'aie St tludren Cuuul....
Denver Aliin Urande
Ka.-t 'i" 'iin., Vu. A Ua
liunnibal & St. Jee
LaUu bheie A Mich. Southern.
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas Texas ,
N. Y., Lake Erie Western...,
New Jersey Ccutial
N. Y., Ontario S Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie & Mississippi
Ohie Central
l'aclflc Mall .Steamship Ce...
St. Taut & Omaha
de Preferrci 1
Central I'actflc
Texas l'aclflc....
Union Pacific.
Wabash, St. Leuis 4 I'aelflc...-
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Philadxlphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania IC. K i'-I
Keailing.. 'Ml
Lehigh Valley f
Lehigh Navigation Ex Dlv.... 41)
Buffalo, Pitts. A Western 22
Northern Central
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Electric Underground Tel. Ce. 115
34,
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130
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lOwaUulch Mlnlnir ,
UXITKD STATKS 1JOWD3.
United States 4 per cents....
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ROOTS Jt SUORS.
LADIES AND GENTS. IF TOO WANT A
I Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
Heady-made or Hade te Order, go te
F.IllEMENZ'S,
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom Werlt Specialty. JyS-tMSftW