LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENT; SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3L 1881.
THE RAILROAD WRECK.
hean; additional particular.
fteturn t tlm lrlrmen Their Valuable
Vertices.
As stated in la:t evening's Ij. m.llioen m.llieen
CLR.the wieck at Xuith Dead. uearClnist
iana station en the Peunsjh nia railroad
was cleared away fcufficieutly te allow
trains te pass ou the north track, at 4
o'clock p. m. The teutli tiack was clear
ed by 1) o'clock in the evening, and the
immense trains by which the read was
blocked were put iu motion, and te-day
both patsztiger and freight trains arc run
ning en schedule time.
The work of clearing the track wab done
by the Parkcsburg and Columbia wrecking
trains, assisted by all the repairmen that
could be leathered between these points.
They did their work well and with gieat
rapidity.
Werk of tne Washington Mre Company.
The Washington fue company which
left this city between G and 7 o'clock yes
terday morning, returned about 10 o'clock
last night. The steamer was iu chaige of
Engineer Jacob Ilcizeg and about fifteen
members of the Washington company.
Chief Engineer of the Fiic Department,
Arneld was also aleni: with them.
On leaving the city they were told the
train ou which their steamer was leaded
would have a clear track, and the train
rau down the track at a high rate of speed.
Just below Witmcr's station a train was
seen en the track ash ei fc distnuce te the
lient. The engine was icveistd. and the
tiaiu bauds made leady te jump from the
train.cxpectinga collision ; but, fortunate
ly, the tiaiu v.v,i stepped v.ithiu a few
yaids of the one iu fieui of it. The
Washy boys lay at Wiltnei's fei some
lime, and then lan en te Kinzer's, where
they were again detained, and did
net reach the wicck until half-past eight.
Their steamer was at once taken fiem the
car and hauled te the Octoraro cicck,
about 000 yaids fiem the wieck. A line
of 12 sections of hose was laid, and water
was at once tin own upon the burning
mass of cars aud mcichaudise, fiem nine
o'clock till neon by which time some parts
of the mass weie sufficiently cooled elf te
be handled, aud the weik of icmeviug it
was vigoieusly pushed feiwaid. Dining
the alternoeu die " Washy" did geed
service iu tilling the tanks of a number of
locomotives that could net otheiwise get
t supply of water.
The lailiead men cut all the weed nee
t'ssaiy tes-upply the liicmeu aud hauled
thcii steamer from the creek te the railroad
with a yoke of oxen the first working
"cattle " that sonic of the bejs had ever
seen. They weie furnished with geed din
ner and suppci at the hotel ; quit work at
dusk and i cached this city at 10 o'clock
last night as above stated.
Incidents or the Wieck.
Immediately after the collision the
wiccked cngiucs aud cats wcic piled up!
in the deep cut as high as a thicc-stery
house, the high and leeky walls of the cut
preventing them from teppliug ever side
ways. The couflagiatien was immense,
aud while it was binning many bundled
spcctateis galhcied te witucss the grand
but distressing .spectacle. When the liie
bad been extinguished gieat cakes of
mscd glass aud iien, many feet iu dimen
sions, were found and had te be cut aud
broken bcfeie they could'hcicnievcd. as
cinucis aie bieken at the iien furnaces.
In a seit of cove iu the cut, aud only a
fp.w mils fimn Hie. mp.e.k. stands n. small
.. . - -. , .
frame shanty withaplatfeim in front of it.
While euy thing eNc in the cut was i
burucd the shanty escaped unscathed.
Immediately after the collision Engineer
Diffcudcifei was seen standing staik
naked en the platfeim of the shanty.
When the cras-h came, and he had becu
tenibly scalded and binned, he had cxtii
catcd himself liein the wreck and tiicd te
save himself by teaiiug Ins clothes fiem
his body. He was at once piepcily clothed
and caiiicd te the hotel where lie was
tenderly cared for but his hints wcre
beyond the ait of suieiy.
While removing the debiis after the
lire, the watch cauiul by lSiakcmau
Frewnfclter was feui'u, aud this convinced
the workmen that his icmaiiis weic net
far off. A caicful scaich was made, but
only a few beues and pieces of bone could
lie leund. none of I he pieces beinj! I.ugcr
thati a man's linger, and all of them net
filling a man's hat. The body had fei-iii
completely ciemated, and the !iagir.cnts
of bone alone weie galhcied together for
buiial.
An immense crowd of people visited the
tecne ycstculay, ami theic was the great
est excitement a jieng them, aud all seit
of comments as te the cttisoel the wreck
and the culpability of the lailiead com
pany and its employees. About eOO people
took dinner and supper at the hotel in
Christiana, the landleid being liteially
eaten out of house aud home.
Iho I.Lbs 1 inanciail.
The estimate of the less of piepcity by
the wreck aud the conll.igiatien that ac
ceuipauicd it has net jet been made by
theelfiecis of the company. Twe loco
motives, Kes. 23'J and S2, were entirely
destroyed, nothing but the iien poitiens
lcmaining. Twelve cais were burucd,
four of them beingempty and eight leaded
with valuable merchandise. Engiue 2 13
aud a geed many ether cars were scotched
aud blistered by the heat fiem these that
were burned.
alie Iturned Kngiues.
The skeletons of the burned locomotives
have been put together for transportation
te the Alteena shops. It is reported that
they will pass through Lancaster te day
en route.
LITTLE LOCALS.
tierc autl There and Excrjuhcie.
Outgoing ceuit heuse officials are busy
with their "last day's" business. The
new deputies aud clerks are slated as al
ready announced in these columns.
Henry Lcvcnite, arrested at the depot
by Officer Pyle en suspicion of being a
thief, because he was seen handling a pas
senger's watch and chain with the owner's
consent, had te be discharged by Alder
man McConemy for lack of evidence.
J. Sentheimer and Emanuel Bodcu Bedcu
hcimcr shipped te New Yerk te-day, te
Jacob Dahlman, tliirty-live horses, all
bought in this county, and weighing 1,200
te l.'iOO pounds each.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Walter Mayer Franklin, esq., of this city,
and Hiss Sarah Latimer Small, daughter
of Mr. Samuel Small jr., of Yerk, in the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday, Jauuaiy
10th, at 7 p.m.
Let it net be forgotten that the Y. 31.
C. A. will have a New Year reception aud
open house next Monday. Ge and sec the
members and their rooms.
Jehn F. Keith has sold at private sale
te Mis. Adelaide Schtcck the two steiy
brick dwelling house and let of greuud,
Ne. 522 St. Jeseph street, tweuty-one feet
front and eighty-sevcu feet iu depth, for
the sum of $1,030.
This afternoon a party of men who
were drunk, disorderly and begging en
East King street, Isaac Ilauack, Jehn
Richards, Jehn McGinley, Jehn Eby aud
James Myers were sent up for 20 days,
and Themas Iiauge for 30.
The chief of police has given orders te
the police force te arrest all parties caught
sheeting firearms en the streets te-night.
Harry Smith, an old Lancaster boy, but
for some time past connected with the Iu Iu
dianapelis Sentinel as dramatic critic, is iu
town te-day, ahead of the Haverly New
Mastodon minstrels, who perform here en
Tuesday evening next. Mr. Smita has
been absent from the home of his boyhood
rer seventeen years, and the many changes
he notes are, he sas, mingled with traces
of old landmarks, which make him feel te
the manner born, as it were.
M. E. WEST MISSION.
a Fine ilellday Entertainment.
The holiday entertainment of the Sun
day school of West Mission of the M. E.
Church, took place in the chapel "North
Charlette street near Lemen last evening.
The Chapel was handsemly decorated.
The side walls aWl rear wall were hung in
festoons of eveigrcen. On the right hand
side was placed a large Christmas tree trim
med with pretty ornaments, and en the
left hand side was a smaller tree with a
Santa Claus fire place and chimney at
tached. Back of the pulpit was an arch
of cergreen, beneath which was an angel
with outspread wings bearing the message
"Peace en earth."
The exercises consisted of addi esses, le
citations songs and choruses by the chil
dren. Mis. Gill wife of the organist of the
Duke Street 31. E. church, read "The
Charcoal 3Ian," and lead it well.
Gifts of cakes, candies and fruit weie
then made te the children by Santa Claus,
3Ir. Geeige Wisner, in full costume, pei so
natina the .jelly old saint.
" Dr.G. L. Witherow, superintendent el the
Scheel was presented with an elegant gold geld
headed "cane, and Rev. Rebert 31cllwain,
the pastor, with a pair of line slippers and
an envelope containing two 3 geld pieces.
The affair was a pleasant one te all concerned.
OH1TUAUY.
Death of Anten Ileupcl.
Anten lieu pel, a well known and veiy
able machinist fermeily of this city, died
iu Pittsburgh, en December, 20, of small
pox. Ycaisage he weikcd in Lcman's
nflc weiks and aftci waids went into busi
ness with Jeseph II. Huber iu Grant
.street, in lear of the Presbyterian church.
After being in partnership for some years
with Mr. Ilubei, he went into business
for himself. He carried it en for some
time and then accepted a position at the
Peun iien works. A couple of ycata age
he went te Pittsburgh, where he resided
up te the time of his death. In bis young
er da she was a prominent member of the
Lancaster M.euncicher aud was a fine
singer.
Week ei I'rajcr.
The week of prayer will begin with sci
viccs iu the Presbyteiian chuicit en Mon
day at 3 p. m. led by Uev. J. Max Hark ;
and at the same hour Tuesday, St. Jehn's
Lutheran chinch, Rev. J. A. Peters ;
W dues-day. Mei avian chuich, Rev. S.
Staid; Thmsdav, Duke Street 31. E.
chuich, Rev. J. Y. Mitchell, D, D.; Fiiday,
Si. Paul's Reformed, Rev. W. C. Robin Rebin Robin
en ; Satuiday, Second Evaugelical chuich,
Rev. J. 13. Shumaker, D. D. Hymn
books used te correspond with the chuich
f the meeting.
Cleaned Out.
The laige sewer draining thcpiepeity of
Ficd Kin.ler and the beuses in Kinzler's
Court, Neitli Queen street, was clogged
iip, but with the aid of the Friendship
steamer was cleaned out this morning.
U.I!. M AMii.u, newsagent el thl city, lest a
biineli el keys between Clui:tiauaaiid'arkcs
buig, lule tiausfcning Ills pipers. Return
S line te this office. It
Tim Dauntless club, et thn city, will liebl a
siciabic en Monday cwiiinjj, at Etel-j!e
hill. A 'icw quadiille '.ill be nilieduccd.
AlllUSCIllCIltS
Cemiily Xicxl Hici. The comedy evinl-j et
the coining week eenipiite two .paikling al
1 tactiens in ' All the Uage" en Moud ly ecn
lng, and 'The Colonel." u new anil biilllaut
dramatic companion te " ratienci1," en Huns
d ij-.
Iltu ci l's Xcu Matetfnii.Ca. Jack Ilavci
!' latest iniustiel ente'pii-e "pesiticly
eclipsing all previous etreits," is announced
ter Tuesday evening next. The New Masto
dons cempi isc forty peilein;ei, and in aeiy
eempliiuentaiy notice of llK-irciitertaiiuncut,
tlm Chicago Inter Ocean sijs: "The conspic
uous feature of eiiginality in the Hist pait
Mas the intioductien et epeni music in place
et the cheap sentimental ballads that hac se
1 mglicmblcd unpleasantly into the ear. The
lighten elder of song was resigned te the end
men. In the matter et jokes, the New Masto
dons ileal mere in eiiginality than any com
pany I'Manl."
I'J.VIAJj XOTiVES
.Suicide and Ij npciibla.
A inel leuiaikablu cure ler djspupsia
" Wells Health Benewer." The gleatest tonic,
bct bilieu and Lnor Hcuiedy known. $1.
Diuggists. Depot, Jehn F. Keng & Sens.
A Cough, Celd or Mile inre.it should no
slopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable L'mg Disease or Consumption.
IlinnnV iiieneliial Tret h tin net di-eider
tiie-temiich like ceagli syiups and balsams,
but act directly ou thcinilanicdpails.allaying
ii-ilallfin, gie icllel Iu Asthma, Bienchial
Coughs, C.iUurh, and the Thre it, Tieublcs
wliiflifcingei-siiud PiibllcSpcikers are subject
te. Fer tidily jeairi BiewnN Hienehiul
Tiecues have been recemmeiu'ed by ph si
eians. and alwajd gnu neilect hatlslaetieu.
l!aing been tctd bj wide and constant me
for lieailyan entile geneiatien, tlie l.aeal
t nut d nel .nciiicd laiikaiueng the lew ut-ipli
remedies et tlie age. Sold at i" cents a box
e- iivwiieie. in8-liirTli.1S&lyw
A 1 idj liein Oiegen wntcs Di. ISensen: 1
think jeu should be piesented with aclianet
et puie geld ler jour Celeiy and Chamomile
Tills have pievcd such a ble-sing te thousands
el biitlcreis with sick and nereus headaehe,
neuralgia, nervousness and dj spepsia.
It is a loelish mlstauc te conleund a remedy
el meiit withrquack medicines. Wc Ime.uscd
Paikei's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re-i-ults
ler Dyspepsia and Debility, and knew it
te be a. telling health icsleni!ie. 2'imcv.
iil-lindced&w cow
Universal Approbation
By the community at laigc has been gn en te
Bmdeck ICIoed Bitteia. Ne instance is Known
w here di-satifctaclien has lieen manifested by
lheir use, or where aught but benetll followed
their administration. I'nccTI. Fer sale at II.
I!. Cechian's drug store. 1J7 Neith Queen
street, Lancaster.
"LUe, Greutli, Ifeauty."
" What we all admire" and hew te seeuie it:
A line head of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct te beauty that no one who pi izes
geed leeks should neglect te use " Londen
Hair Celer Restorer," the most cleanly and ilc
lightful article ever introduced te the Ameri
ca! people. It is totally .different fiem all
elheis net sticky or gummy, and five liem
all impure ingredients that lenderinany ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives it new life-, keeps
the tcalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
te glow where it had fallen off or become thin,
does net soil or stale anything, and is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared; us te make it a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Restorer" is sold by all druggists,
at "a cents a bottle, six bottles ler $1.
ectSM.W.S.tw
HENRYS CAKItOLIC SALVE.
The best balve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sere, ulcers, salt rheum, tcltcr,chappcd hands,
chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin erup-llen-,
freckles and pimples. The salve is
ir.tatccd te give perfect satisfaction in
eveiy case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Caibelic Salve, as all otlicis-are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Pi ice 2."i cents.
Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
137 "d ..i) Neith Queen street.
A Geed Angel's Visit A Tale et "Soia "Seia
dalie." Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad and sighing, dearest liicnd,
once bright and gay, new scaicu could keep
from crying ; ler, 'eh," she siiYI, "'tis a di--grace
te see with scrofula, my lace se badly
marred :" then .lid her liietid, "Itesadalis will
your troubles end." Blatuhe called on'Kate
nethcr day and found her once mere blithe
and gay, her lace as radiant, skin as fair, as
any maiden's any where. Fer skin diseases
and impure bleed, there's nothing in the
wpihl se geed as Resadalis, it drives away all
sKtn disorders, humor, nay, it tones the sys
tem, cities jour ills and banishes all doctor's
bills; Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stere, IJ7 and 139 North Queen street,
'y30-lyaced&w3
Ce te II. IJ. Cecuruu's irug mre. 1"7 North
Queen itieet, for Mrs. Freeman's New Na
tional Dyer. Fer brightness anil durability et
coier.are unequaled. Celer front 2 te 5 pound a.
Direction-, in English and Gertnan.4 Price. 15
cents. f
Laber Savins.
The demand et the people for an easier
inetlio.let preparing Kidney-Wert lias induced
the piopueters, the well knenn wholesale
druggists. Wells, Richaidsen & Ce.. et Bur
lington, Vt.. te prepare it for sale in liquid
feim as well a in dry feiui. It sales all the
labor of preparing, and as it fa equally effi
cient it is preferred by many persons. Kidney Kidney
Wert alway? anil everywhere prpves itself a
perfect remedy. Buffalo Neus. 020 lsd4w
DEATHS.
Mayek. On Thursday morning. December
'JOth.l&l, Mis. Esther Clarksen. widow et the
late Gee. Leuis Mayei, in the S7th year of her
age.
Fuucial fiem lier residence, Ne. lit Neith
Prince street, en Memlay, January 2d, 16S2, at
12 in. 2td
Bnisnew On Dec. 28th, of tjpheid fever.
Wendell P. Riiaten.
Reialncs ami lricnds aie iuviled te attend,
the funer.it liein the lcsidcncu et Jeseph
ilresius, near. nmews Bridge. Meet at the
house at 1 o'clock p. in. Interment at Friends'
burial ground at IleuicWUe. d&w
XL'U ADi'ERTJSEiEATS.
Miss JIAVI.KS 1IOMK hlllOOl,,
Ne. 11 1 North Pi incc hti eel.
Will net reopen until MONDAY, JANUARY
'Ml. 1SS2. 30-2t
"VT1.W HAMI FOIt SALK CUKAP.-AN
1 Kniircly New I'iaue, Albrccht ii, Ce.'s
Make, for Mile at wlielcale price. Inquire at
THIS OFFICII before January 10. 20-Jtd
BI1.I.V WHITi: MAS KKAIOA'ED HIS
begar bteie te the Gicen Fieut, Ne. 5
K:utOi-iiiiKe street, where will be leund the
best Clear Havana Seg.'r for r cents. Clear
Connecticut 2 ler 5 tents, "jnc hiin a call.
ltd
1OK SALi: A LAKOi: AND SUHhTAN
tlal Brick Tobacco WAREHOUSE. Cen-
tial location, f'apacilv. ."lOtOcases.
RIFK & KAUFJ'AN,
(I"j-:(AiLilb Ne. 1') Kast King street,
finve goeo
SECOXD-JLyi) PIA A'OS
Fei talc at a bai train.
JUSTI'- TUCKENIIOLZ,
oi!;lejanl,bJ,U Full" il ill, Lancaster, l'a.
OK hALl:.
Tlie Stock. Giet-i:i and Fivtures et a
l.uge, lii-st-class Clothing lieuse, aieetleicd for
bale. Geed and satisfactory reasons given for
selling. Inquire at
d23-2wdlt Ne. 21 CENTRE SQUARE.
"VfOTJCK OS 1UO.MIAV NEXT THE UN
XN ilcrsigiied 'will take possession of the
well-known saloon en Neith Queen street, oc
cupied at present by Hairy Trewitz and
known as Zaeptel's old stand, aud respectfully
invites all his li lends te give him a call.
It PETER LOTZ.
SAtlKli KICAUT LUNCH NI GEORGK
Kellei's l'hiladelphia Beer this (SATUR
HAl) evening at the Rear Bar. Leepaid
Hetel. Lunch eveiy morning from 10 te 12
o'clock. H
31'AVK VOUIl OKOKKS roll OY.STEKS,
j choice Flerida, Havana and Valencia
Onmg s, Gi-apcs, Bananas. &c. at
ECK ERT'S FRUIT STORK,
ltd 129 East King stieet.
Siier. steki: ren sali:. one of the
bcst-establishcil shoe stores in Lancaster
lei sale, il applied ter before Wednesday, Jan.
1. Fer further pal ticulars apply te
BAUSMAN & BURNS,
d SlAjlR 10 West Orange street.
J1U11LIC .SA1E. AT S O'CLOCK. P. Jl ,
en MONDAY. JAN. 2, If2, at the Ek
clrmge hptcl, J. 1'. Knight, piopiicter, five
shares et Columbia national bank stock, by
the o.cciileis id Isaac J miser, dee'd.
JOHN IIOUSER,
JACOBB.IIOUSER,
B. F. own, Anet. d27 3tdT,'lVS
PICIVaTK DWELLINGS KOK SALE.
Fie seven loomed dm lling houses, situ
ate en Seuth Water htn et ; water iu kitchen ;
drainage; prices low : terms asy. Alse, a
si-ioemed Iramc dwelling en Neitli Maiket
stieet. Apply te
BAU.-MAN.V BURNS,
II0 SwdW&SR 10 West Orange bt.
J.'OK SALE. A TW04TURI ItKlCM.
1 DWELLING with Biick Kitchen, S looms,
entiy and plastered attic; Ii.dmnt and pump,
aiiety of small fiuit. The property is leeatcd
In the vicinity et the Cotten Mills and will be
sild at a b irg.iin Is desirable as a home or
ter lm e-tment Ne. :!ls Beaver street.
RIFK & KAUFMAN,
e '-StdSM WS.R 1! laist King stieet.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. TUG AS
mi it meeting id the Stockholders el the
Fanner' Neitliein Mai kct Company will be
held at the elliec in the Neithern Market
Heu-c en MONDAY, JANUARY 9,;iS$2, be
tween the heuis et 1 and 2 o'clock p. in , at
winch time an election of nine Directors te
serve for the ensuing year will take place.
d.il&j7 JOSEl'lI SAM&ON, fcccietaiy.
rpilE WRONG AhSe-KTION KETKACTED
L -DESERTED BY HD PARTNER.
This is the huiding et an ai tide found in
L incaster Daily iM-mmi.KM-hit et December
27, under which Mr. .J.ffEberly is said te
hae told the Aigus that his late patucr,
Clris E. Sieber, cauva-scr for the flim, has
desetted him, collected the linn's money and
has went te Lancastei piebably.
New I want te say that Chas. E. fciebcr and
1 had a convcisatieu, and everything has
pre en Htitisluctery.
ltd J. Y. EUERLY.
1UIVATE SALE. THE THREE STKY
Biick Residence and three-story brick
back building attached, containing twelve
rooms, batluoem anil wash-house, and all the
model n unpieemcnts: all iu peilcct repair.
Has a bid y.ud with a large cistern and ash
pit, ami the ceilcr is linKlied in the bc&t man
ner, being cemented and plastered; water
laucetclcse te the furnace, making it conve
nient in eveiy icpect.
Poisons wishing te mcw the piepeitv may
call at any time.
Alse, at piiv ate sale, my Let et Gieund en
Neith Duke stieet, fientiug 1.13 feet will be
belil iu portions te suit puichasers.
Fer tei ins, fte , apply te
ltd W. D. Sl'RECHER.
1)UHLIC MALE OF HULKS UN SATUK
DAV, JANUAUY7. 1832; will be sold at
public sale at the Mcrriiuac stables. 113 North
I'linre street, Lancaster city, Ta., 20 head et
BUOKEN MULEs, fiein 5 te 8 je.us old, in
geed condition ami geed sUe ; geed weikers.
suitable for team or faim.
l'cisens wishing te sec the stock belete the
day of sale, can de se at the stables et tiic sub
scriber, en the Harrisburg pike, mile west
et the city.
A credit el CO daj swill be gi en.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. in., when
attendance w ill ba gien bv
031 2td i:. II. KAUFFMAN.
TfULlON OPEKA 1IOCSC.
WEDNESDAY EVEMNtf, JAN.' lllh.
GRAND SELECT CONCERT
BT THIS
RINGGOLD BAND OF READING.
JOHN M. STEPHENS, Elocut:enlst,1n popu
lar anil humoiens selections.
MISS MOltGAN and MU. HARRY MORGAN
iu Popular Duets. Miss Meigan enjoys the
reputation et being one of the finest singers in
this state.
POPULAR PRICES : 35c. Ne extra chai go
for Reserved Scats.- Gallery, 25c.
47Excuisien tickets will be sold fiem till
stations en the Reading & Columbia railroad
te Lancaster en Wednesday, January 11, geed
for tw e days te return en any train or en the
special train ler Reading, leaving King street
at 11:15 p.m.. en . Wednesday, January 11,
stepping at nil stations, ltd
T?IJLTON OPERA UOU3K.
BRILLIANT COMEDY EVENT I
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1881.
MR. JOHN D. M1SIILEI& has the honor te
present
Eric Rayley Comedy Company,
Fiem Londen, who will produce F. C. Bur
naud's ( editor et Punch ) great Comedy,
THE COLONEL !
The latest and must piquant satire en the
aesthetic craze ; the first play witnessed by
Qucin Victeria since Prince Albert's death.
Plaved ever 4ne nights in Londen. It will be
given bv A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
COMPANY, with all the elaborate stage ap
pointments. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES : 35, 50 and 75c
Reserved scats at "i ecker's Olliec. d ;- td
BOOTS & SUOJtS.
LAD1LS AND GENTS, IF YOC WANT A
Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
Beady-made or Hade te Order, go te
F.IlTEMENZ'S,
Xe. 105 ITerth Queen Street.
Cualeia work Specialty. Jy2-UdSftV
MCW AVT&MTlSEiaEliJS.
TEALT1FCL CHBISTMAS GIFTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, BRONZES,
Anl the many elegant and artistic articles embraced ineiu stock are especially litted for
' HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BECAUSE THEY ARE
Durable, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable.
The very liberal share of. trade we have received in the past has encouraged us'te place in
eai cases a liner and larger stock than eer before, te which wc eeidially invite the attention
of all v he desire te examine beautiful cods.
EDW. J. ZAHM Jeweler.
ZAHJTS CORNER,
ect23-3md&wR
TTU! fREPAKK FUR IHti SEASUN !
"BEAUTIFUL SSOW" APPROACHES!
The UUEAT HEADQUARTERS in this city ler
Sleighs ! Sleighs !
CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT
NOEBECK & MILET'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
S. E. CORNER OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
THE BEST AXD FA VORITE CUTTERS
THE 1'ORTLAXDS AXD THE 'ALBAXY8.
All very handsomely ornamented and upholstered in the finest stvle; ami remember that
all our ornamenting, scroll work, etc., is done by hand, with Pure Celd Leaf and no Transteis.
Ale, en hand a la-go stock or FIltbT-CLASS CAKIIIAGE WOUK, consisting of Jump
Scat Family Carriages, Twe-1'assenger Falling and Standing Tep Phaetons. Brewster. Elliptic
springanoxieiuiiguucgies, business wagons,
maiKct. rne only esiannsnmcn tint lie city where the Shifting beat Etcns
is turned out. Itemembcr our motto :
"OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD,"
49-New is the time te buy. De net wail till Spiing. Bcmember everything is going up in
piice, bnt we will still sell at our present prices as we desire te reduce ourateck ler the Spiing
trade.
jvir AnrJucimjiMJiNjs,
A RAKE UHAWUK DOK SALK THE
AV bteck. Geed Will and Fixtures et an Old
Established GKOCEHY STOKE, doing a geed
business. Apply at
d23-lwd THIS OFFICE.
1882. 1882.
DIAKIES,
IN VARIOUS STYLE3.
MANIFOLD BOOKS
Foreeyplnglettei, In.eices, erden In liip
lieate, copying postal eaids, &e. ; the best in
the world; no press, biiish, Ink nor water re
quired. Call for circular.
At the Bookstore cf
Jehn Baer?s Sens,
Hes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
SIGN OF THE BOOK.
Tq 1UI1 & MART IK.
Gla, M and Qaeeiisware
AT
CHINA HALL.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
White Stene China and Porcelain Ware,
OK OUn OWN IMrOltTATION IN
TEA and DINNER WARE,
FLAT WARE,
HOTEL WARE,
CHAMBER WARE.
We guaiautec these goods lice fiem crazing
Goods net satisfactory exchanged.
HO USEKEEPERS 1
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST !
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO HOUSE
SI IUE!
HIGH & MARTIN.
Ne. 15 East King Street.
-1IVLER, BOWKRs & HURST.
Givler, Bewers & Hurst,
Ne. 25 East King Street,
New eiler the best makes et
SHEETING AND SHIRTING
MUSLIN'S,
AT THE VLIIT LOWEST PitlCES,
SHEETING AND PILLOW-CASE
LINENS,
TABLE LINENS
AND
Napkins,
TOWELS AND T0WELINGS,
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts
ELEGANT BARGAINS
OFFERED IN THESE GOODS.
Wea'se efler te day a gieat diivc in
Black Cashmeres.
LADIES' COATS
WE OFFER
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
flSWe iu de examination before purchasing
Givler, Bewers 4 Hurst,
25 BAST KING " : .SET,
LANCAST1 PA.
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
Sleighs
ami all tne latest improved "Uterus In the
Extension Tep Phaeton
i:NTUItTAINaiESTS.
rpHK FA1K FOIt THE HENKFIT Of
J. the New Pievidencc Hand will he con
tinued iluiing this week. On Satuiday all
goods left will he sold at auction. Parties
having hooks will hand the h.iuk: in by Satur
day e ening at 8 o'clock. d27-5td
LU'LTUn Ol'KKA UOU5E.
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 31st,
FINGER & WITMER'S
T
I
Fer the bcncfltei the POOR OF LANCASTEIi
GOOD PERFORMERS,
NEWPERFORMERS.
NEW ACTS.
NEW PL A YS, NEW SONGS.
Oncel thcme3t dining acts will be done by
Wituier, Cochran and Costelle. Mr. Witincr
will thtowasemeitiault from it pedestal 12 leet
high. Mr. Cecluau will dance a clog.
COME ONE .' COME A LL .'
PRICKS OF ADMISSION: Parquet aud
Cirele, a.'ie., Galleiy, 2Sc.
Ne etra ehaige ler Iteserved Scats. Secure
them at once. d'JT-.'dd
MUIION OPLltA HOUSK.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 18S2.
OPEN1NO OF THE NEW YEAR !
ALL THE RAGE,
NmV IN 1T3
THIRD YEAR
:y tub
Original Company,
Aa niedut'eil C weeks in tsosten, . weeks in
New Vei k City. 6 weeks iu Chicago, under the
management et J. M? HILL.
ADMISSION. -
75, ."0 and 35 Ct-.
Iliagrain open Fiiday, December 30, at the
opeiaheiioc. 2-lt
U1.TON Ol'KKA UUUSt,.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY, JAMJARY 3d, 1882,
J. H. Haverly's Last Greatest Success !
HAVERLY'S
New HuuMeii Minstrels!
THE HEW 40.
J. II. IIAVEKLY, -.1.11.
MACK,
Proprietor.
- Manager.
THE" PINNACLE REACHED.
t OUIGINALITY )
MOlTO) AI.D VMOTTO
( ItEEINEMENT. )
An entiic piegrammc et New and ISiilliant
Fe-ituies, given by Ainciica's Greatest Cetenc
elMinstiel Talent.
PRICES 33, 50 and 75 Cents.
Neextiachaige ler beats lcserved at Bex.
Office,
awtd I). II. HOI1GE?, tjcn'l Agent.
FOIt SALE.
1.HIU KKNT Tilt: HOUSK NOW OCtU-
V pied by Mrs. Uebecca JlcConetuy, Ne. ll
Wi st Oiange stieet. Fer lent Irem Apiii 1,
ls.'. Apply te PETER MiCONOMY.
30-l d A Kced, McGranu A, Ce,' Hank.
AltAKK CHANCE. rOK SALK UN i:ASY
terms, a two-story linck Heuse, 3X1 Seuth
Queen street, i looms and garret, pump, ga-.
and senentgr ; Shep en the lear end of let.
Apply te JOHN W. LOWKLL,
iUl-td 20 East Oransc street.
PUItLIC SALK ON TULSPA V. JANUARY
:1,18s.!, will he sold at public sale at the
Leenard Hetel, a new two-bteiy RKICK
DWELLING and two-story brick back build
ing, with balcony, containing six rooms, hy
drant in the yaid and kitchen, fruit ticcs,
grape vines, etc. This property is situated en
the east side of North Shippcu stieet, north et
Fnlfen street. Ne. '.25.
Persons wishing te view the prepeity will
picas cll upon the eccunants of the premises.
Sale te commence ;at 7 o'clock p. m when
conditions will be made known bv
AMANDA COX.
Administratis of ii. F. Cox, OccM.
HhMlV SUUEEKT, AUCt. (127-7UI
PUItLIC SALK OF CANADA HOUSES.
On MONDAY. JANUARY 2, 1882,
w ill be sold at public sale at the Merrininc
Heue, 115 North Prince street, Lancaster.Pa.,
the following Live Stock, te wit: 20 head et
Heavy Canada Draft Horses and a few Geed
Olivers. These horses were selected with
great care, and they must be in every respect
us repiescntcd by the undersigned, or no sale.
A credit et CO days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. en said
day, when attendance will be given by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
Sav'l Hkss ft Sex, Aucts. aO-l'td
IXKCCIOK'S SALK OF VAlVAKLK CITY
It Property. On SATURDAY, JANUARY
14, 181, the undersigned, executer of the last
will and testament of Sarah Williclm. late et
the City el Lancaster, will eiler ct public sale
at the Leepard Hetel, in said city, the follow
ing described real estate, viz :
A Twe-Story RrickD WELLING HOUSE and
te-story Stene Tenant Heuse and let or
piece of ground, situated en"tBe north Hide of
Hast Orange street. Ne. 403, in said city of Lan
caster, containing in front en said East Or
ange stieet 36 feet and extending of that width
northward 255 feet, mere or less, te Marien
alley, adjoining propel ties et Jacob Lecb en
the east and W m. Weidlcr en the west. This
prepeity is in excellent condition ; the brick
lieutc being comparatively new and painted
within the last year.
Persons desiring te view the premises can
call en Mrs. Compten,. who lesidcs en the
premises.
Sale te commence at7J o'clock p. m., whein
terms will be made known by
HENRY WlLHELM.Jlt,,
Samuu. IIks Sc Sex, Executer.
Auctioneers. d?J,31&jan7,13
THIRD EBITIOS.
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 31, 1881.
UVITE.W.
His ' Customary Opening Speech."
Washington, D. C, Dec. 31. Guiteau's
customary opening speech consisted this
morning of the announcement that "one
et my suaitls here, Mr. Cunningham, has
get an eleven pound baby for a New
Year's present."' (Laughter, in which
the jiny heartily joined.) Dr. Gray re
sumed the stand and much discussion
ensued ever his line of evidence,
Scevillo keeping him down te plain
statements and objecting te anything
which looked like generalizing. Wit
ness had seen a number of cases
where persons laboring under insane de
lusions, had committed acts of violence
and had afterwards, leeevered their
sanity, but could net recall an
instauce of recovery within a
shorter peiied than tlirce months. This
reply was corroborative of previous testi
mony and stiengly opposed te the prison
er's claim that he recovered sanity fiem the
" irresistible pressure" for iusane delu
sion) after he had shot the president.
Witness was asked te give his opinion en
bcicdity and lcplied ! " It is the trans
mission of physical likeness and sitnuli
tutlc. It is the rule iu physical char
acteristics but in the trausmis-aeti of
susceptibility te disease it is the
exception au accident and net the rife.'
Witness hail never heard the word "pres
sure " used iu conncctieu with an insane
case, ether than iu a physical sense ; he
presumed, it might be ucd t iudicate
sticugth of feeling. He did net think
a niau acting under Divine piessure
who should commit a horrible crime
be apt te appeal te the law and the civil
autlieiities for protection fiem the conse
quences of his act?. Witucss did net liud
a bingle circumst.iuce as narrated by the
prisoner that would indicate te his (wit
ness') mind insanity, lie was of opinion,
judging by his examination, of
the piiseueriu jail, aud fiem his observa
tion of him ia court that he is sane at this
time. Corkhill then read te the witness,
with the apparent view of its vivisection,
the liypethetic.il question of the defense,
and, turning te Mr. Scevillo, said : " Yeu
sec, Mr. Sceville, I have submitted your
own question." Mr. Sceville " Yes,
only you don't tend it with the
same emphasis you de your dwn."
Corkhill "Picsciscly se, because I don't
believe in it as I de in mine." W'tness re
plied : "I would net like te answer that
hypothetical question, because it evident
ly means te apply te the prisoner, and I
could net answer it if rcfeiriug te him,
knowing what I de of him. Frem my
ownebscivation and examination I cannot
answer it as a hypothetical case, hecause
in my judgment it docs net describe an
insane state." Witness then analyzed the
question clause by clause aud severely,
criticized it. Cel. Corkhill then read the
lengthy hypothetical questions of the
prosecution.
I1Y AV1KK.
Te-lMyN Telegraphic News.
An entiiely false report was sent out
fiem Washington te ilay that Gttitcau had
been shot.
The adjutant general of Illinois has
issued eidcrs disbanding six companies of
the Second brigade of military and one of
the Third.
Jehn Helm was killed, Daniel Dritt
fatally hint and ethcis"Icss 'seriously in
jured by explosion of saw mill boiler near
Wmauiac, liul.
The Misseuii river is closed with ice.
300 feet of the St. Paul & Omaha railroad
biidge has been tern away by the ice
gorge.
It is admitted by the faculty aud all
ether physicians that the disease which
broke out among the students of the
Keokuk (Iowa) medical college was small
pox. The com t of common picas, Philadel
phia, has issued a mandamus upon select
council te approve the bend of Delinquent
Tax Collector Henry B. Teucr, which the
ling has se steadily refused te de.
Wm. Hcrlster of Reading, a prominent
iieu man, has waned a hearing and given
bail te answer a charge of libeling Van
uxein & Moeie, Philadelphia agents of the
New Yerk Mutual life insurance cemptny
by sending them an insulting postal
card.
JehnC. Dullitt, ceuuscl for the lieud
party, claims that it ha; becu dclinitcly
learned that Mr. Ce wen has failed te se
cure the aid of the V.iudcrbilt shaics, and
it is reported that Gewcu has withdrawn
from the contest for the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad picsidcncy. His friends
are non-committal, and he cannot be seen
until- te-morrow.
Rev. F. W. Majnaid, late of .New Yei k,
has been dismissed as pastor of the Chris
tian church, Decatur, 111. Maynard is
charged with drunkenness and ether con
duct unbecoming a minister of the gospel
and he resigned when brought face te face
with the charges. He went Micro la-t
spring aud will leave for the East te
night.
Themas D. Clever, of New Hanover
township Burlington ceuuty, N J. has
been taken te jail at Mt Helly ea a charge
of having brutally assaulted a nine-year-old
daughter of Mr Henry Hawkins of
Upper Freehold, Monmouth county. The
child is dangerously ill aud it is fcaicd sh
will die. Clever is b0 years et age and has
a family of grown up childicu.
llic Louden Daily jeica in a leading
article discussing the Panama canal enter
prise says, " It may be hoped that a
piotccteratc iu which Euiepe could net
acquiesce, will be no moie heard et.
'Ulaincism' is probably destined te become
in America like Jingoism' here and
' Chauvinism' in France the name of a
temporary aberration from political ica ica
sen." Iu Kansas City, Me , last night Police
Officer Martin Hyncs tiicd te arrest Clay
Crtnshaw, a saloon proprietor, at the in
stigation of his wife for abusing her. He
ran into the saloon and the officer followed
wheu Crenshaw Hied. Ilynzs return el the
fire and six or eight shots followed. Hyncs
fell dead shot,through the heart.and Cren
shaw lies in a dying condition.
East of Springfield, HI., the weed
work in the shaft of Starnc, Dresser
& Ce.'s coal mine caught fire
by accident last night and was
consumed, together with the en
gine house. The less by fire will
amount te $10,000, and the less by step
page of work will be very heavy. About
125 men who weie at work in the shaft
escaped unharmed and will be temporarily
thrown out of employment.
WlSATOEIt INDICATIONS.
Wasiiint.ten, D. C, Dec. 31. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states colder, fait weather,
westerly winds and higher pressure.
JqtKKKTH.
1'ntiaitelpma AirkeL
PniLAuiturRiA, December 31. Fleur 1 ejected
and nominal ; Superfine, Wg 50;.:.aral75
05 00; Ohie and Indiana family,
16 757 25; Pcnnsylvanit family 6 25f
6 SO; St. Leuis de 16 85S7 37; Minnesota
Extra at 16 8737 00; da straight at 17 000
7 25; winter patent 87 5188 00; spring de
17 50JJ9 00.
Rye flour at $55 25.
Wheat dull and nominal; Del. and Pcnn'a
Red, l 401 41 ; de Amber, $1 411 42.
Cern neglected.
Oats dull.
Ryedullat97ffi93e.
Previsions nothing doing.
Lard dull.
Rnttcr steady rer choice : ether kids we ik
and unsettled ; Creamery extra, 33glfc;de
geed te choice, 3437c.
Rolls dull.
Eggs very quiet ; Pcnna., ":Q2J ; Western,
2027c.
"Cheese steady.
Pe'releum dnll ; refined, 7c.
vnlsky at SI 19
Seeds Geed te prime Clever nominal at
ii : geed te prime Klaxs-d dull at
new Ker aaraei.
New iuu. Dec. 31. Fleur State and
Western dull and prices without quotable
cange. .southern uuu uun uncuangcu.
Wheat '4?e lower and dull: Ne. -2 re I
Jan., U 41Q1 41i; de eb., II IlMal U : de
Mar.. II mi.
Cern a shade easier and dull : mixed west
ern spot. CSQlle : de future. 6975X-
Oau without decided change ; Se. '2 Jan.,
I0i : de feu.. WiGWXc.
stneK atsrssr.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal stocks
also tinted Suites lictd reported .Luly i
Jacou U. Loud. N. E. Cor. Centre b.iuare.
HKW lOBK-aTOflEB-
Stect downward tcwlcucy.
Dec. 31.
10:00 IniO J.St
Chicago A North Western 12HJ ir iiK
Chicago. MIL X SL Panl 107 i in; M,
Canada Southern il,1 0--L.j .':t
c c. ct i.e. u. Ah... ........... -aj ii I
PH.. Lack. A Western. lis la.jj 1.7
Delaware .t'Hudsen Canal ltt 107 n7,'4
Denver A Kie Grande - 71rt 70; i.'JCJ
E.nt Tenn.. Va. A Ga 14 .... 1.1'i
Hannibal & St. Jee '' ... ar
Lake Shere & Mich. Southern.. HUi U4,V 11-.
Mimhatw Elevated 54
Michigan Central 87 $-Vi 3Ai
Missouri. Kansas & Texas 37 3t Ji
N. Y.. Luke Erle & Western.... 4lfc 4e'i 40'4
New Jersey Central. '.r. $ ;)i!.
N. Y.. Ontario & Western 27E '-7 27
New Yerk Central 13J YMi 131
Ohie ft Mississippi.
Mi
M
uine central..
... -'V4
iijiC
Pacific Mull Steamslyp Ce...
St. Paul & Omaha....:
. 41
.'
St. Paul & Omaha....: .' 35,, XJM
de Preferred IftMS 101 !!
Cuiuial Pacific eii ui :t2
Texas Pacific ., 49 48,
Union Pacific 117M HCJi" 116
Wabash, St. Leuis A l'aclttc... 38, 37 :.'
" Preferred. 70 bi I8'H
Western Union Tel. Ce ie 7;4 7i)i
A. M. r. M.
M.
1'UILADBLI'HIA.
stocks unsettled.
Pennsylvania R. U
lfcCHillilr
Lehigh Valley
Luhlgli Navigation Ex Div....
ISutTule, Pitts. & Western
Northern Central
Neithern Part tic.
" Prelerre-l
iliutnuvlllt
Electric Underground Tel. Ce.
Philadelphli. A Erle It. It
Guuuieu Mining
lewaGulch Milling....,
UH1TK bTATXS ltOtlDS.
Unlt'jd States I percKiiU
4K "
A ,k
! l
3I4 3V Xlh
ttfi
4.T 4.t' 4J5
W,i 2I.' 2l
S7" SPi .Ur
7Ji5 7.Vs TV,'
liV 1 te" i.b
.... .... 170
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED AT TUK CITY HOTKL.
North Queen street, a goeil Cliauiber
inaid. Ketcrence require.! ; none e'i'ler need
apply. S :KKIt
-reTICB. A ELECTION I'OK 1UICEC
ll teis ofthe Fulton Mutuul Kelint A-seci 1
tieu will be held at their elliee at Laneaster.
Pa., en TUESDAY, the 31st day of JANUARY
A. I.. 1882,ut 10 o'clock u. 111.
JlKUd- W. V. HULL. teiet:iiv; tem.
GICAND FOX CDASK ON MOMMY,
Jan. 'lSii, starting f 10111 Si'lieenbeiger'
Park, Lancaster. Pa., at 1:J0 p. m. All spei ts ts
me'i are cordially invited te attend and biing
their hounds with tliem.
ADAMbNYDEK,
d27 Md&Hu Pioprieter.
rilUKNPIKK KLKCTION.
X An election will Ihi held en MONDAY
the '2tl day of JANUAItY, lesi, at the house el
Jehn IS. Shelly. Mount Jey, betui en the hours
id 11 and 12 o'clock, for .1 President, ten M ma
gers and Ticasurer of the Lancaster, KlU.i KlU.i
belhten n and Mltldletewn Turnpike read.
d7-3tdnMW J. M. LONG. Treitsiircr.
MONEY WANTED.
Wc have 11 liumbfr of FIILST-CLASS
MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPKttTY in large
and small amounts te negotiate ter next
Apiil.
ALLAN A.IIERR.t CO..
Real Estate and Iiihiiraree Ageutx.
deciud Ne.3 North Duke ht reel.
IT IS TUK FRACTIVK OF UK. II I).
LONG A.KER te plainly declare a disia'-e
liicurable if he lelle es II .se te be. CANCERS
TUMOKS and SWELLINGS chrcd without
pain, or using the knife or drawing bleed. In
all c aes which Du. Lexrakeii undertakes he
guarantees te de all that can be done bv un
wearied attention and the application of ex
perienced skill.
Otllce: Ne. IJ Kant Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation free. d27-iiiiid,tw
NUTlCK TO STOCKHOLDERS. A
meeting of the stockholders et the
Lancaster and Reading Narrow Gauge Kail
read Company will bu held in the elliee et the
.Secretary, above the bunking house of H.iirA.
Sheiik, Lunca.ster, en Monday,. January 2, 13s-.',
between the hours r 10 a. in. and 12 in., let the
purpose of electing thirteen directors te serve
or the ensuing year.
3dS W. LB AM AN. Pecretary.
1. "LECTION NOTICK.
j Lancaster County National Rank.
Lancaster. Pa., December J, IVji.
An election ler thirteen Directors of this
KaukteHcriuduring the ensuing ear will be
held iu the room new occupied as the ll.iul.
mg Heuse, Ne. 2S East King street, en TUES
DAY, JANUARY 10, sS., between the hours
erila.111.nnd 2 p. m, W. L. PEIPEU.
d3-3tdSAStw Cashier.
E
ESTATE Or WILLIAM MILLAR, LATK
eftheCitv et lainciwtcr. dee'd. Letters
testamentary en said extiitn having been
granted te the uudfi signed, all persons In
debted 11161010 uic requested te uuikc iiiime
di.ite settlement, and ttiesu having claims or
demands ugaiut the same will present them
without delay ler settlement te the uudci
signed. CATHARINE bCHWILKE,
W. I-eaman, Executrix.
Attorney. U2MitdS
I
.STATE OK 1VM. L. I'EIPLIC.LATK OK
j the Cilv of Laiicimter. deceaseil. Letters
of ailiniiiistratleu en said 1 state having been
grunted te the underHigiied, all persons in
debted tlieiete arc requested te make imme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay ter settlement te the under
signed.. SILAS II. FORRY, Yerk. Pa.,
JOHN D. SK1LES. Lancaster.
Administrators.
Wm. An.. Atlek, Attorney.
dec21-CtdeawA6tw
MINICII'S LATKST
IMPROVED PATENT
TOBACCO PRESSES,
Fei Casing ami Rating Tobacco. Mliniich'-.
MANURE DRAG. ler cleaning Mtables. All
sold en trial en their merits. Warranted te
gie better satisfaction in every particular
than any new in use. It net satisfactory em
be le turned at my expense. Send for Illus
trated Ciicular. S. I!. M1NNICH.
Landisville, Lancaster County, l'a.
d Jiud MS&3m w
: IKAItU
OF PHILADKLPIA.
Assets exer
ELEVEN HDNDREO THOUSAND
Dollars, btcurely liielcil. Fer a. policy in
this old and well-established compaijycallen
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M.W&SR
fllLLAT TIIK LMIPOKIUM fOIC
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Where will be found a larger stcck or PRE?
ENTS tlian ever before.
Toilet and Perfumery Case?.
An Immense varict j of nil the latest neveltlt-s
from New Yerk and Philadelphia In
Leather and Plash Goods,
Such as LKTTER, CAItD and CIGAR CASE-.
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES, etc., from the
cheapest te the highest priced.
Call and examine. Se trouble te show goods
ANDREW Gr. PREY,
Lancaster City Pharmacy,
Coner Ifertb Qaeea mad Orn;e St.
c3-lmdW4S
LIQUORS, SC.
TINGYALTS
WLNE, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY STORE,
Ke. 2C3 West Kins SUcet, lcbiaU