LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY JANUAKY 9. 18B2.
SPECIAL XOTICES.
.ilemtrai jneineriii Mothers::
Arc you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ?
Use, go at once unit get a bottle of MKS.
WIXSLdW'S .SOOTHING SYRUP, i I will re
lieve the peer little Miilerer lin:ucdiatelp-de-pend
upon it : there is no mistake about It.
Then- i net a mother en eaitlt who has i;ver
uel it, who will net sell you at once that it
will leg ale the bowels, and give ic.it te the
mother, ami relief and health te the child,
epci-alin gllke magic. It is perfectly safe te
u.-e in all cases, and plexsant te t he taste, and
i.-i the prescription et one et tin: eMe-tand
best lemale physician and iiuwi in the
United SUitei. .Sold everywhere; -i" cents a
I eille isir7 Hd.tw.M.W&S
"Heugh en ICatH."
The thing dc.-iied found at hist. Ask drug
gist for Heugh en Rats. It clears out rats
mice, reaches, Hies, bedbugs, lie bow..
A New JIuveu minister of the ge-pel told
one el his deacons thai he was constantly
hearing a loud sound, which kept him awake
night. Since uing Itr. Bensen's Celery and
Chamomile Pills, hii hearing has become nor
mal, and hi nerves ar steady and true.
"I.lle, Growth, Ueauly."
" What we all admire" and hew lo-ecurc H :
A line hcail of hair in its natural color is Mich
mi adjunct te bc-iuty thai no one who prizes
geed leeks should neglect te ur,e " Londen
Hair Celer Kesterer," the: most cleanly ami ile
llghtful article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It is totally diuV-icnt Ireni all
ethers net sticky or gum my, and tree trem
all impure ingredient that ivndcriimny ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, restores gruy hair, gives it new Hie, keeps
Hie scalp clean ami healthy, earning the hair
togreu' where it hud fallen off or become thin,
dot s net. ell or i. tic anything, and I se jscr
lectly and elegantly prepared us te make It a
lasting hair drc--ing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Ibilr Restorer" is sold by all druggi-ts,
at ',". c.-nt a buttle. -i bottles ier il.
eciri.M.W.S.fcw
l(ili Disease ' Ccre.il Siy Dr. Sivaynn'M
Olnlnieiit.
What 1 mole distressing tli.u. ai. eb.-tlnate
skin disease, and why persons should sutler a
single hour when they have a uie cure in
".Sway lie's Ointment" i- past. our cumpieheil cumpieheil
ien. The worst ones et letter, itch, salt
rheum, or tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
ties. 1'imples 0:1 the lace ami blotches en the
skin are leineycd by Using this healing oint
ment. 1'erlectly sale ami harmless, even en
themeit tender inlaid. Itching Piles -Symptom
aie moisture, intense itching, particu
larly al night alter netting warm in bed;
ether pails are sometimes allcclcd. Sway lie's
Ointment p!cauut, sine cure. lr. Swayne &
Sen, .'..! North Seventh street, l'hiludelphia,
la., te whom all letteis should be addivs.-cd.
sold by all pieininent druggists.
e.'tl T.ThXK.tvv
ici.st;ui:i rite.-.i death
TliefollewingslatcmenlofWIllliim.l t.'ough t.'eugh t.'ough
liii.el'Somcrviln , .la-s., is e remarkable tiiat
uc beg t ask ler it the attention of our read
ers. He says: " In the hill el H7i I wa taken
with a violent bleeding of tun lungs followed
by a Hcverc cough. I oeu began te le-e my
appetite and tlesh. 1 was se weak at one linn.
Ibid 1 could net, leave niv bed. In the siimmi'i'
tit Is77 I was admitted te the ( 'dy llepilal.
While there thedoeters aiil I hail a hole iu
my lelt lung as bigas a half cellar. 1 cxpeii.'
nl ever a bundled dollars in doctor and med
icine, i was se far gene at one time a report
wen: around that I v.n dead. I gave up hope,
Mil a fiiend told me et Du. .Vm. IIau.'.i i:isam
pektiik Luxes. I lai.;'hed :ii my friends, think
ing that my ca-e was tin limbic, lint I get a
Dettle 'e satisfy them, when te my .uriuic
and gratilleatieu, 1 commenced te tee! better.
My hope, once dead, beau te revive, and te
day I tcel in belter spirits than I have tin past
three years.
" I write this hepmg ye.i will ptillih :t,se
that everyone mulcted with liced bung
will be induced te take Dr. Win. Hail's Balsam
ter the Lungs, and he convinced that con cen
Miiup'.i'Mi can be cured. I have taken two
nettles and can peilively -iy that it has done
mere geed Plan :d! oilier medicines 1 have
taken shite my sicl.in -,--, 5lv cough lias al
most entirely dii-iippeured and 1 shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold iu Lancaster at
Cef-hum'- !)i ug Mine, 137 ami l.'.'i North tjitccn
tre lvitlvdeedTlutw-J
Suifi of Hie I'atlicni Visited en lite Children.
Physician say that scrofulous taint cannot
l,e eradicated ; we deny il "in lole." If you
go threuifh a thoieugh course et Ittirdeck
Bleed Hitters, your bleed will get a pure as
you can wish" Price l. l'er sale at II. it.
Cochran's drug store, l::7 North (Jnecu tieel,
Lancaster.
Celden's Llebig's Liquid Reel and Tonic lu lu lu
vigoiatenis admirably adapted ter jcmalcs iu
delicate health. V,tlsn'x ; wmlier. Ot drug
gists. ili-lwd.ceihVw
Universal Approbation
By the community at large na neen given te
Burdock Bleed Hitter. Ne instance is known
where di-sali.laclIen lias been lnaniteslcd by
their use, or u hen. aught but benelll followed
tlielrudmiuistraiien. Priceil. for sale at 11.
It. Cochran's drug -teie, i::7 North (Jueeu
Sticet, Laiicater.
A Cough, Celd or sere 'l ureal should no
stepped. Neglect. Ireiiueni'.y results In au In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's, nrenchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like, cough syrups ami balbaniH,
butactdiiectlyeu the in tlanicd putts, allaying
Irritation, uive icllel In Asthma. Bronchial
Cough, (atari li, anil the Threat Troubles
which .'jingersiind Public Spi.ikers aie subject
te. i'er thirty year Brown's Hinr.ehial
Trecne have Oecn leeenmieiieed by physi
cians, and always jsiv'c ncrlect sattfaciien.
Having been lestcu by wide and constant ue
for nearly :m entin- generation, the liaveat
laincd we) .uci itcd r.iul-: anion;; the. icw staple
leiiiedies el the luJc. Sold al -i cent a box
evervw here. nSl vd TTh.V S.V1 vw
I'llK KAlCAIKKK FKIKNIJ
Dr. Barber's Red Herse l'ewdcrs arc the best
in the market. They are net a mere feed made
et inert and cheat) materials but a veritable
.Medicine. They con tain lour lime. the si length
of ordinary horse and cattle powder.-3, and will
cure, and tut ten stock in onc-Ietirlh Hie time,
aetiut.-at .mceupen the digestive organs anil
secretions, and may be s-ntely relied upon ter
the cure of cough", ceKl, distemper, glanders
and all di-easer. el hurtes, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality el milk in cows and keep
ii.ll kinds et sleck in a healthy condition. Sold
every wheic al -Jee. per pack, i; ler Jl; large
size 4(le..or .'I ler i. Sold iu Lancaster at
Cochran" Ituigsleie, i:i7and i:i:i North Queen
.treetH aug'J-lydeed&wl
lty Universal Accord,
A vuii's C'ATiiAinir Tills are the hist et all
purgatives ler lamily u-'c. They are the pro
duct of long, laborien, and successful chemi
cal investigation, and their extensive no. by
physicians in their practice, and bv all civil
ized nation, proves them the bcM and most
cllcctuul purgative Till that medical science
can devise. Ueing purely vegetable no harm
can arise trem their uc. Iu intrinsic value
and curative powers no ether rills can be
compared with theui,aiii every person, know
ing their virtues, will employ them, when
needed. They keep the system in perfect
order, and maiatain in healthy action the
whole machinery of lile. Mild, searching and
elfeclual. they are especially adapted te th
needs of the digestive appaiatu. derange
incuts et which they prevent and cure, it
timely taken. They aie the best and alet
physic te employ ter children and weakened
constitutions, where a mild and ellccnial
cat !ku tie is required, l'er sale by all dealers.
jG-lwileed.;w
An Invaluable .Article. The readers el the
Ai-ijus have no doubt seen the advertisement
of kly's Cream Jlalin In another cel mini. An
article like "Cream Halm" lt:i" long been de
sired, and new that it is within the re.i et
sufferers Irein Catarrh, Hay Kever, etc., ere
Is every reason te believe t h t they w ill make
the most el It. Dr, W. K. IJiickinan, W. K.
llamman, Uruggist, .and ether Eastenhiiis
have given it a trial, and all recommend it in
the highest terms. ICusteii, l'n. Ihiili A ..,
Oct. 7, 1S79.
Best en Kecerd. I believe Kly's Cream
llalni the best preparation ter Catai ill new en
record. My patrons al: speak well of it. 1
have sold one hundred and lort.y-teur hollies
in less than live months. I ordered another
gross a week age, and have sold twenty-one
bottles Irem the second gross. 1 1 -eili upon
ita merits. JenxII. riiEus, Jnigist. scnin scnin
ten, Pp.. .Ian. 2s, 1C&1. Trice ) cents.
"WillOdtlW
HENRY'S CABBOLIC SALVE.
The beat Salve in tlie world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, saltrlieum, tetter.chupped hands,
chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin erup
tion, lrecklcs and pimples. The salve i
. t. an teed te give perfect (satisfaction in
every cae or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henrj's Carbolic Salve, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Ii ice ' cents.
Se! I in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
17 nd -j t North Queen street.
A Uoeil Angel's Visit A Tale et "Koia "Keia
dalm." Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sail and sighing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, new scarce could keep
Irein crying; ler, "eh," she said, "'tis a dis
grace te see witii scrofula, iny lace se badly
marred!" then said her friend, "itesadalls will
your troubles end." Blanche called en Kate
nether day and found her once mere blithe
and gay, her lace as radiant, skin as lair, as
any maiden's anywhere. Fer skin diseases
and impure bleed, there's nothing In the
world se geed as Kesadalis, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor, nay, it tones the sys
tem, cures your ills and banishes all doctor's
bills ! Sold in Lancaster at-Cochran's Drug
Stere, l."7 and ltKI North Queen street.
y30-lydeedJtw3
JIany miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength, Icellng that they
are sinking into their graves wliea Parker's
Cinger Tonic would begin with the tlrst dese,
te bring vitality and strength back te them.
Sun. la2-lmdeod&wuew
l.iAHi) against anjlnng or threat disease
l.'se Hale's liene of lloreheund and Tar.
Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
j:-l wd,cedJtw
VEAT11S.
Lnuuew. In this city, January 9, 1832, Amy
Lithgow, In the '.fid year et her age.
The relatives und friends of the family arc
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral,
en W'ednc.'diiyallernoenat 2o'eleck, from the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Klizabeth
Swartz, 617 Kast King street. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. 'J-2td
Emie. In tliis cltv, en the Dili Inst., Geerge
Martin Kmig, in the 40th year el his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral,
from his late residence. Ne. 310 Lew Htreet, en
Wednesday aiternoen at xt o'clock. Services
al Ien's Lutheran church. 0-21
BiiAUYCAMi'. In this city, en the Oth Inst-,
Addle May, daughter of Zciglcr and Amanda
Bradycamp. aged 2 years, 'J months und 21
days.
Tne relatives and friends et the family
are respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
trem the residence of her patents. Ne. 200
North Mulberry street, en Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Shreiner's
cemetery. 9-2t
HE W AU VElt TISEMESTS.
ANTICI) IMJIi:i)IATKI.V.
W"
net 'MM
AXD STORKS TO IlKXT,
Te supply the numerous daily inquiries made
at our office. Properties rented te geed tenants-and
rents promptly collected. Terms
easy. ALLAN A. II LRU & CO.,
Ileal Estate and Insurance Agents.
dee:;-nid Ne. e North Duke Street.
IT IS Till; PKACT1CK OP l)K. U. li.
LONUAKIOU te plainly declare a disease
incurable If he believes it se te lie. CANCERS,
TUMOItS and SWELLINGS cured without
pain, or using the knile or drawing blend. In
all cacs which Dr. Lengakcr undertakes he
giiaianlccs todeall that can lie done by un
wearied attention and the application of ex
perienced skill.
Olllce: Ne. 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultations free. jii-:itd&w is
JUIaTK DWKI. LINGS KOK SALE.
I-'ive seven-roomed dwelling houses, situ
ate mi Seuth Water etreei.; waterin kitchen!,;
drainage; prices low ; terms asy. Alse, u
h'ix-roeniisLtrauie dwelling en North Market
street. Apply te
I'M SJIAS &. ItUUNS,
die -:iw .1 W&Sli 10 West Orange SI.
1Olt SALIC A TVO-STOK Hit
' DW KLL1NG with Brick Kitchen, S in
1IKIUH.
oems.
enlrv and nlastered attic: hvdrant and duiud.
variety of small fruit. The property is located
in the vicinity et the Cotten Mills and will be
sold at a bargain. Is desirable as a home or
ler in estinent Ne. :!I8 Beaver street.
IMIK& KACFMAN,
ii"-.!ldsM WS.lt 10 East King street.
IMtK IlKMT IN WKlGUTSVllXl'J, A NKW
' Tobacco Warehouse, very convenient for
receiving and shipping tobacco; capacity 2,eu
cases ; will suit two packers ; will insure at
lowest rates. Fer particulars apply te
1I1..NKV h.U KFh
or te
17-iiinl in West Orange St., Lancaster, ra.
FELT, W'rightsville. Ph.,
BAUSMAN & BDBNS.
A
tAUK UIIANCK.
A SUIT OF
JIM CLOTHES
Olt AN
OVERCOAT
Made Up te Order at Cost Pried.
In elder te reduce my heavy stock et
FIXE WOOLENS
I idiall make them up te order ler the NEXT
THIRTY DAYS ter Cash only at cost, price.
This is without exception the greatest re
ductienever made in t INK CLOTH ES, and
Is done te make room for out heavy
Spring Importations,
w hicli we expect te have In stock by the early
part of February. We have the sample cards
of these goods already in store, and anyone
disirieus of securing tlrst choice ter SPRING
WEAR can de se new, and the gceds will be
tained for him.
Remember the above reduction is ter
Tleavy Weights and Cash Only.
H. GERHART,
TAILOR,
Ne. G East King Street,
rpiiK
T1MK FOR MAKING
WHITE SHIRTS
XEW AUTEXTtBEMEXTS.
TEAUT1FDI. WEDDING GIFTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, BRONZES,
And the many elegant and artistic articles embraced in our stock are especially fitted for
WEDDING GIFTS,
BECA USE 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
our cases a liner and larger stock than cer before, te which we cordially invite the attention
el all who desire te examine heautKu! nods.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHJCS C0KNEI1,
ecl'23-3md&u U
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
SLEIGHS, &C.
H!
i-hi:pakk for ink season;
" HE A UTIFUL SXO W" A I'I'ROA CUES .'
The GREAT HL'ADQUAUTKKS in till-, city ler
Sleighs ! Sleighs ! Sleighs !
CAN ONLY HE FOUND AT
NOEBECK & MTLEY'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
S. K. CORNER OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
77.' REST AXD FA YOHITV. VVTTURX
THE 1'OllTLAXDS AXD THE Al.RAXYS.
All very handsomely ornamented and upholstered in the finest style; and remember Hint
all our ornament injr, seiell work, etc., is done bv hand, with Pure (Sold Leaf and neTiansters.
Alse, en hand a la'-j;e stock of FIKST-ULA'SS CAKUIACJE WeliK, consisting of. lump
Seat Family Carriages, Twe-Passenger Falling and Standing Tep Phaetons, llrewster. Elliptic
fspriiiK and Tretting lJuggles, llusincss Wagons, and all the latest improved patterns in the
market. Tlieeuly establishment in the city where the Shifting Seat Ktenslon-Tep Phaeton
is tinned out. Kemember our motte:
" OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD,"
iJ-New is the time te buy. De net wail till Spring. Itemcmber everything is going up in
price, but we will still sell at our present prices, aswedesire te reduce oursteek ler the Spring
trade.
XEiy Alt Vi.lt 1 ISEJUEX'JS
I )11IL1P LAUISKll'S
1 VELEltRATEl) IIOIIE.VIAX REEK
On draught at JOHN A. SNYDER'S
NIGHT, Ne. 115 North ipicen street.
TO-
lt-
lrU.CY.
.fEtt'EIMY.
ICANKS & ItlllDI.E.
ATTENTION A.MI.KICAN FJKK CO.
There will b-s a stated meeting et the
American Fire Company Ne. 5. THIS ( HON
DA Y ) EVENING at V. o'clock. ituine et
importance all membe'rs should attend.
It J O E L L. II A I N Els, Secretary.
K .STATE Of JOHN SIXIHHi!', LATE Of
Laneasler city, Lanc.ister county, dee'd.
Letters ofadminitratien en said "-tateha ing
been gr:i:iteil te the iinilerr-igncd, all person-.
indebted thereto aie rcipie.-dcd te make Im
in- diate payment, and these having claims r
demands against the Mime will present JJheni
without delay for settlement te Hie under
signed, residing in Laneaslei eitv.
KAltKAKA NIXilORF,
FREDICIMCK NIXDOKl',
j'.i iitilnaw ilministraters.
r
niK SPECIAE COaiflllTTEE ON iucek-
ganizatien et the Fire Denartnienl will
receive annlicaliens ter the loilewing nesi-
tiens iu tlie. Department: -1 Engineers. -1
Drivers of Engines, 4 Drivers of Hese Curls.
1 Driver of Heek and Ladder Truck, 5 Fore
men of Companies, lUHceiiien, ! Laddermeu.
All applications must be accompanied with a
recommendation et .-ix geed citizens. All
persons applying must lie of geed moral char
acter. Applications te be addressed te GEO.
W. ZKCHEi:, Chairman et Committee. Appli
cations received until the Mill et JANUAItV.
5-.!ld 1SY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
EXTEKTAJXMKXTS.
TjUJETON OPEKA MOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1881.
GRAND SELECT CONCERT bv the full
RINGGOLD HAND, of READING,
( pieces ). JNO. M. STKi'll ENS, Elocution
ist, in Popular and Humorous selections,; Mi-is
SUE MORGAN and Mr. HARRY MORGAN, iu
Duets and Soles. Mi-s Al organ enjoys the rep
utatlen el being one of the Illicit singers in
the. stale.
POPULAR PRICES, 3c. Ne extra charge ter
Reserved Scat, ter sale at Yceker's
etllee. GALLERY, .1c.
Excursion tickets will be sold Irem all sta
tions en the Reading .V Columbia railroad te
Lancaster en Wednesday, Jan. 11, en the two
aiternoen trains, geed ter two days, te return
en any train, or en special for Reading, leaving
(King St.) al 11:15 p. in. en Weilncdav.Jan.il,
stepping at all stations. .juit7,'.U0,lli!
rjWI.TON OPEKA UOIIM:.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9.
HYDE & BEHMAN'S
Greut Siiir Specialty Company,
lull-Idel
1882.
BAILEY, BANKS, BIDDLR
In opening the business of a New Year we
have the pleasure et looking back with the
highest saU-diietlen en tluitet the year which
is past.
-1882-
There are several causes which have con
tributed te the exceptional success et our en
deavors te gratily rellned taste at moderate
cost, and en a greatly increased scale.
1882
V c s.-leeted with the greatest care in Europe
an immense stock et choice goods which
proved te be witneiit exception tb, best
brought te this country.
1882-
I5y making our selections iu person, giving
exclusive orders in ample time, purchasing
en an enormous scale, and paying actual cash
jer all we purchased, we secured the advan
tage of lite very lowest price-1.
-1882
Thus we were enabled le satisfy buyers uud
gratify them by marking our goods at a small
advance en the low prices we paid ter them.
1882-
Appearing here after securing the most
limit triiiinnhs in all tin: huge cities : he
bv the great and only
WATHOX ,i- ELLIS,
Ami a Galaxy of l'neiiia)Ieil Spechiliy Talent
Till-: Tll.Lb, JOHN a:;i LOUISE.
And Their Royal Marionettes,
THE MARTELL FAMILY Harry, Minnie
and Willie. MISS CLARA MOORE and MISS I
ALICE IIL'TCIIINGS. MARTELL I'.ROTH- '
KISS, MR. W.T. Ill'.YA.NT and MISS LIZZIE j
RICHMOND
The entertainment cuicludes
&. Ellis' Funniest of Comedies.
WRINKLES, or Dutch p.nd Irish.
ADMISSION 75, lit) and 33c.
Diagram at Opera Heuse Olllce. 5-ltil
MIL ALFRED LISTON.
villi Watsen
i We are warranted in largely increasing our
I business ter iSi We havemailearningcments
' by which we shall be able te mark our goods
! at even closer prices than In 1SS1. Wi: will
I have a larger stock, ami our decorative goods
i will be even mere attractive than they have
been. With the continued increase el business
there is no Increase in the ratio of expense et"
carrying Hen, but en the contrary, Hie great
er buslne-s we de, the mere favorable prices
we can make le buyers.
-188-2-
A- et old we send by express " en approval"
such ai tides as may be desired by pel sons
who cannot In person visit us.
BAILEY.
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
Jewelers, Silversmith.?
ANII
IMPORTERS OF GEMSaml FANCY GOODS
Twelfth and Chestnut Sts.,
PHILA.DKLPHIA.
Is again close at hand, but there is tittle use in
doing it when they can be bought se chei.p
and it you get the right Shirt the lit is better
than it made al home.
WE KEEP
Seven Different Kinds,
And they are sold ter Dlllerent Fiicee,
Frem 50c. te $1.25 each.
With these we have one make that'ls Open
Frent; and among se many kinds there is one
that takes the lead ler three reasons
1st. Fer its Perfect Fitting.
2d. Fer Quality of Material.
3d. Fer Leng Wearing.
IT IS CALLED THE
EIGHMIE,
Ami it you have never tried one it will pay
you te de se before you go te the nouhleef
making. There arc thousands of them In use
in and around LANCASTER, and the -iliirt
proves itself wherever it is tried.
ren sajjE.
I .MIR SALK.-A I'AKJl OF (.1 ACKKS.
About 15 acres in weed, balance in a high
state of cultivation. Geed corn and tobacco
land ; 12 acres new in wheat. Apple, rear ami
Cherry trees in Orchard. Alse a choice selec
tion e"f young fruit trees net yet, m bearing.
All under geed, mostly new fencing.
The Improvements censi"-t of a comfortable
FARM. HOUSE, of six rooms, new ltarn and
Straw Heuse, with ample stone Ht.tbling ter
horses and cattle, new Cern Crib, Tobacco
Shed, Chicken Heuse. I'ig Fen, clc. A pump
otgeod water at tlie deer and a stream et
water runningthreugh the place.
The abeve;tarm is situated In Cecil county,
Mil., about one mile south of Hie Lancaster
county line, near tlie village of O.ikwoed, and
adjoins ihe handsome property of Mr, James
E. Ucll, and convenient te two railroads, M r.
Abm. Courtney, residing en the place, will
show it.
Price, JC5 per acre. Terms eay.
Alse near the above a small FUAM 10 HOUSE
with stone cellar, slate reef, with A.N ACR10
of land attached. Price, $3."0: cost 7''0 te build
a tew years age.
Address tlie owner.
UOMt'.IlT STEWART,
Ne. -1.1 Seuth Charles str.iel.
nev2-;inw lialtimere, Md.
SAMiLE, UAltXESSSt.
u
A UN ESS, &15.
many
r;ady
Ll.AN A. IlKKK, CONYliVAMCKK AN1
PATENT RICIIT AtJENT. Deeds, Mert
gages. .Bends and ether legal writings care
luliy prepared. Titles e.Miiniiicil. Guardian
in
and Administrator's accounts slated. Charged
moderate and best el reference given as te ex
perience and ability.
PATENT RIGHTS seemed through my as
sociate at Washington, one et Use most exper
ienced and successful agents in the ceuntiy.
Office: Ne. 3 North Duke street. Lancaster,
Pa. ( opposite Court Heuse). linvi.'liiiw
I take this method te inform my
friends and patrons that I have new
for the
SPRING TRADE
The Largest Steek et
FINE. FANCY AND PLAIN
DRIVING HARNESS;
ALSO
WORKING AND TEAM HARNESS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
WAtiUN SADDLES,
RIDING SADDLES,
BIUDLES, COLLARS,
FLY NKTS FOR UOTll CARRIAGE AND
TEAM WORK, WHIPS, Xe.
A lull line of TRAVELING GGODS such as
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS AND
SHAWL STRAPS.
Please give me a call and be convinced. It
will be no trouble te show my goods. Guar
antee my work te be all
THIRD EDITH)!,.
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 9, 1832.
SG0YILLE SPEAKS.
PLEADING FOR GUITEAU'S LIFE.
THE JOND OF
THE TK1AL NEAlt
HAND.
AT
Seme Sharp Passages lietween Counsel That
Calicu ler KebuUe Frem the Court.
Washixgten, Jau. 9. The usual
throng was present at the opening or the
ninth week of Guiteatt's trial, the ladies
being still ileciiledly in the uinjerity. Gtti
teau looked nervous and anxious. In his
customary opening harangue he auneunced
that he had received ever eight hundred
letteis, the greater part of them from
ladies. Public opinion he said is changing
fast, and Saturday he had received :i
thousand dollars from the Stalwarts of
Brooklyn and five bundled from the Stal
warts of Xew Yerk. A bailiff here tried
te step him, but the prisoner turned upon
him in a most vicious manner and snarled
out a rebuff. 31 r. Seevillc then resumed
his argument.
3Ir. Seevillc was listened te with marked
attention for an hour and a half. lie and
Perter, during a heated discussion, were
warned by the judge net te indulge in per
sonalities. A recess was they taken.
GOWKN'S FIGHT.
The Mneigte for the JSeadiiif; Presidency
Te-Uaj' Meetuis et tlie SlecK-
beldern A Lively Time
PiiiLADF.LPtiiA.Pa., Jan; 9. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Read
ing railroad was called te order at neon.
F. li. Gewen moved that Gee. 31. Dallas
ael as chairman, which resolution was
unanimously adopted. The reading of the
annual report was then proceeded with.
During the reading of thu report 3Ir.
Gewen moved that further reading be dis
pensed with until after the election, se
that shareholders from the coun
try might return home. He was
loudly cheered. Objection was male and
the reading continued. 31 r. Gewen again
interrupted, sayhig that he did net object
te the reading of the report by a geed
reader, but it was new being read slowly
for a purpose, lie charged Bend with
having stated tlijit he would held en te his
office whether the stockholders wished it
or no. 3Ir. Bend challenged Gewen te
name his authority. The chair still sus
tained the reading. Bend's lawyers then
relieved him of the tusk of reading the re
port. Shortly before two o'clock it was re
solved te suspend the reading of the re
pert. Voting then neiumeiiced and will
last all day.
Meeting i.t rliUuoeInhtii A- liultimcre
$lf.klie;irrn. .
Wilmin'otex, .Ian. 9.---The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Phila
delphia & Baltimore lailread company,
was held here te-day. The old beard of
diiecters was re-elected with the substitu
tion of Bcnj. F. Newcomer for Samuel
Harlan. Iwiac Hinckley was reelected
president, A. J. C'asFatt vice president,
and Robet (Vaven treasurer. The pur
chase of the Delaware & Chesapeake
railroad, which has been quietly censum
mated, was announced and latiiicd. The
purchased read runs from Clayten, Del.,
te Oxford, 3Id.
Geed Sbiic. iug (or the II., P. A.' W.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9. The annual
meeting of the Baltiniete, Pittsburgh &
Western railroad was also held te day.
The annual report shows that the past year
has been one of leorganizatien, consolida
tion and extension, and is very favorable
in its showing f the company's business
and prospects. It states, however, that it
is at present, impossible te prepare accurate
tinancial statements of the previous year's
business. The report, was adopted and
officers weie elected for the ensuing year,
with J. W. Jenes as president.
Worthies OrulU unit
Guiteuii and
Checks
Seevillc.
Sent te
Washington, Jau. 9. 3Ir. Scevillu
says drafts for ever $1,000 received by
Guiteau ou Saturday arc worthless. It is
net the fust time during the trial that
such things have happened, and Mr Seo See
villc has himself been a victim of Mich
practical jokes, one worthless check
alone being for 15,000.
Criuie, Net Accident.
Puib.vDEi.ruiA, Jan. 9. It has been
discovered that the elevator rope in
Schefield's mill at 3Ianayuuk, which was
said te have been broken en Saturday,
causing the death of Themas Procter and
seriously injuring Benjamin Yard, was
probably cut by some malicious person.
A reward of $100 has been offered for ihe
detection of the miscreant.
Cheked te Death.
Eliahktii, N. J.. Jan. 9 At West
field en Saturday night Edward Keppe, a
German, aged 50 years, climbed into a
hay mew te sleep and fell down a narrow
ing thute. He was caught by the slioiil slieiil
ders and was unable te extricate himself
and was choked te death.
Xe-Day's Proceedings iu the Senate.
Washington, Jan. 9. Iu the Senate
31 r Hill introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, for an inquiry by the com
mittee en foreign relations as te what ac
tion is proper te terminate the convention
of 1875 between the United States and the
Hawaiian Islands. 3Ir. Hear's resolution
for a special committee ou woman suff
rage was passed. Sherman's three per
cent funding bill was then taken up and
Sherman spoke in its advocacy.
" Unser Fritz" te Take the Keins.
Pakis, Jau. 9 A Berlin dispatch says
it is iutended te crezlaim the Crown
Prince Frederick William regent 3Iarch
M, the Emperor's eighty-fifth birthday.
llroke Through the Ice autl Drowned.
Spring k i ei.I), 3Iass., Jau. 9. Nellie
aud Eddie Geesey, of Broektleld, and
Georgiana Pari, each about sixteen years
old, broke through the ice en the river en
Sunday and all drowned.
IToeth'n Leadbu; Man Dies Irem Smallpox.
New Yekk, Jan. 9 Samuel W. Pieicy,
the well known actor, died from smallpox
in Bosten this morning. He was taken
with the disease while .supporting
Beeth.
Edwin
WiiATUKK IN D1CAT1 OMS.
Washington, D. (J., Jan. 9. Fer the
.Middle Atlantic states, clearing aud
slightly cooler weather, northwest te
southeast winds, tising barometer.
l'yle ter fustmaaierr"'' "-
Witsuixe.TON, D. C, Jau. 9. Among
the nominations sent te the Senate te day
was that of Jeseph Pyle te be postmaster
at West Greve, Pa.
MAHKETS.
tattle Market.
riiiUDKi.riiiA, .Tan. '.. L'attle In active
demand; s.ilei, '.'0) head ; prime, T'e; T'e;
ireiid, i1 iW'Js'' medium, .ligile; common,
l."lC.
hccp in active demand; s.ile, 12,101 ;
prime, rJ-HQn, reed, ."iJ"Ji; medium, 44i?
ti ; common, .".'iijl ; lauilw, l7c ; calves,
tiyje.
Hogs active; sale-, -l.oeu ; prime, 10c;
jjoed, S'
i&iy: medium, S4fi."J4c ; coniuieii, S
tJVt V.fl-H (llai'HOl.
Nb i-),ts. January '.I. Fleur State and
Western dull and strongly in buyers' favor;
round noep Ohie, ;." 'JO.g'ii 7." ; Southern dull
and unchanged.
Whc.it about 'e lower and less active.
Cern cash and January very firm ; ether
mouth-4 a shade caici.
OaN l--jUc lower.
and
Am-
l'lilhulelini market.
li'.iLAi.i:LrHiA. J.innarv '..-
Wluiat market lnedenitalv active
Meady ; Ne. '1 Western red. $1 il
Del. uud return Kcil, $1 UQH3; de
her $1 l.'iftl tl
Cern scarce ; steamer, 70; yellow, 74 : mixed.
71 ; Ne. :l de fai,iVk
ealsKteadv; Xe. 1 whits, Xll4Xlc ; Ne.'-' 5-.
.VJ!c; Ne. .I, M."d (f ; Ne. 2 mixed, SO.
Kyedull at l7c.
Previsions firm but in lobbing demand.
JSiittcr quiet.
L'trrts dull.
Cheese til in.
Petroleum dull.
WhKfcy at SI hi
Oraln anil l'reviaimi ijiiotutlentt.
One o'clock quotation' el Bruin and pnivi--Ieiih,
fiiriii-lie.t by S. li. V limit, Ibel.er, l.'-,-Kift
K lll .-tiei !.
.Inn. '.. I v. M.
Ctilciitce.
heat rern u.itj I'm!; Lard
Jim 127.'-; .J .11 17.10 II.I7JS
Feb.... l.2S'i 13 4I.'4 17.W ll.t
Mulch.. I.-i'h .- - .
May ;7-;.; A.y,
riiit:td:piiiii.
Jan. ... 1 . 1 r X.'M' .riy.
Feb.... i.iaj .:ey, ..ri2;j ...
Maivh.. I. In-; .7:: .n2',i
I.lvu Much. uluvKeia.
Cuioaue. Heys Ketelr.M, 19,000 head ; Mil:-uient-i,
4,r.i)0 head ; market belli u jjeuerally
strong and He higher ; coiiimen to.neod mixed,
$." 0."'Ji; 55: light lieijs at ftlijlfite ; heavy pack
Inn and shippinji tit 1U leSO 80, lncludint;
L'iiiladeliihiai and lurd Iie;,'h ; skips and culls,
$i soil" ei'.
Cattle li- eeiplh.l.tiKt head; shipments, .1,500;
market generally steady; experts, M' 4n7;
geed te choice shipping steely, $r IXI(J ;
eonimeii l la:r H M'i; in ixeil butchers
$2 4"f;t 2T; stockers and feeders at$I3S0
Sheeji Uceclpts, f.0.1 head; shipments, 2,1(0
head ; market weak and slew ; demand small ;
weather unfavorable : common te medium in
$2 75f!':s !" ; jjend te choice at tl 2r.ri r.S.
-nticK .-narKttZ.
l'l.::::dclphia and Lecal Stocks
New Vert
iil-e United Stales Heeds reported duilv
.Iaceii It. J.ONti. N. K. cer. i:eutre Manure
New Yekk Stoekk.
M locks dev, nwiird teiideney
by
10:00
Meiiliv
Chicago & North Western. .
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul ....
Canada Southern ,
C. C. & l.C. It. It
Del., back& Western
Delaware A Hudsen Canal.
Denver t Kie Oraiide
KastTenn., Vn. & Oa ,
llauniiial & St. Jee
Lake Shere A Mich. Southern.. 11IJ. 111 112
Jan. !.
1:00 3:.
125 125; 12U
Uiilt m)i leiiJi
M'A .... f2K
2IJi 21 214
Uy, li'Af 121
Ki7'4 I054 let
Wi or. 7iJj
14 .... i:i
J'ii
Maiiliiillau KlcViited.
Mtchiiiaii Central
Missouri, Kaiisa"," 'I'exus
N. V., Lake Kile & Western
New Jersey Central
N. Y., Ontario Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie & Mississippi
Ohie Central
PaciliC Mail Steamship Ce...
Si. Paul .t Omaha
de 1'rcfcrreii
Central Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash. St. Leuis Jb Paeitte....
l'retcrrcd
Western Union Tel. Ce
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at
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70
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2'4
HAND-MADE,
Z.EUAL XOTICES.
E.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
36-38 East King Street,
ItANC ASTER, PA.
F. BIIWMAM,
J Oil UK It IN
'I
Guards, Charms, Spectacles, Watch
maker's Toels and Materials.
Fine Watch, and Cleck Repairing.
THE TUADE SUPPLIED AT l.OWKVl' N KW
YOKK PIUCKS.
E.F.BOWMAN,
106 EAST KINGSTREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
and te he et" t.hehest Stock that can be pur
chased. Alse guarantee u perlcct tit 011 all iny
work, and will sell at prices Unit can't help
hut. te make you buy.
&'KppKirliif; Neatly Dene and 1'reinptly
Attended te.
Don't forget the place Next doerionliober'd
II ntc
AMOS MILEY,
Ne. 108 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
mai-.l lvwl LAXCASTKK. I' A
1UY ONL.V TUK
BUCKEYE FORCE PUMP
ion CISTEliNS A.VD DEEP WELLS.
Hundred In use, up te 115 leet deep. Alse thu
feme
TERRA COTTA AND IRON
WATER PIPE.
W. D. SPREOHBB & SON,
31 EAST KING STREET,
Ileal li Frem a ling's Itile.
l'liii.uini.i'iiiA, .Tun. 9. Frederick Mil
ler was bitten by a small deg four months
age. He brooded ever it until he war, seized
with all the symptoms of hydrophobia, en
Thursday last, lie died at a late hour
lat-t night.
Hilly" a Millien ami n Hall.
Ni:w Yekk, Jan. 9. Mr. Ilavcmcyer,
whose Miar refinery was burned last nijlit,
state s that his less will net exceed Sl,f00,
000. tieveiaar Fester Iiiauguraind.
Cei.iTMiius, 0.,.Tau. 9. Governer Clias.
Fester was inaugurated for his second
term te day.
A Western Kniiiani'C.
Denver Ti inline.
A wedding of a very lemantic charac
ter, occurred in this city yesterday jnorn jnern
iug. It was the denouement of a ceiirtshi)
of thirty-four years age a happy consum
mation of youthful love showing hew in
curable arc the weuntlri invisible that,
love's keen arrow made. 1 r . Jehn Smith,
new en a visit te Denver, is a wealthy and
influential citizen of New Mexico. When
quite a yeuug man he loved a young lady
in au Eastern state aud iu return received
the most undying assurances of her affec
tion towards him. But fate intervened.
Circumstances of a peculiar nature pre
vented their union, and after the. first
pangs of disappointed love weie past
both were married and went their sepa
rate ways with their companions. A few
years later they lest sight of each ether,
but never forget their youthful attach
ment. Tlie lady married a gentleman
named Kilpatrick with whom she moved
te Missouri. A few years age her husbaud
died, and near the same time Pi. Smith
became a widower. 1 we weeks age Lr.
Smith resolved te take atrip East in .search
of his boyhood sweetheart, whose place
of residence was unknown te him. His
first stepping place was at Denver. Arriv
ing in the early part of last week, he
took a room at the St. James hotel, and
commenced looking after some business
among the merchants. Twe days after
his arrival, while looking ever thu hotel
register, Dr. Smith, te his great surprise,
read the name of Mrs. Kilpatrick, front
Missouri. He sought an interview at
once, and for the first time in thirty-four
years beheld his old-time sweetheart.
The rest of the story is of necessity brief
and already anticipated.
I'UILADULrHIA.
Steck9 unsettled.
Pennsylva11iaK.lt ill ee'j;
KeadiiiK a. :eyj
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation Ex Dlv.... vMi iiyH
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western 'i0- a
Northern Central
Northern Pacific. '.' :;7
" Prctened Tr.JJ 7.i
HestenvillL
Electric Underground Tel. Ce. 12."
Philadelphia & Erie It. I:
liisiiniieii Mining I7(i
lewaOuleh Minims ::u ....
UfllTEDSrATIM IJOKDr-.
United Slute-j f percent:!
ii "
;.
4
3
-y
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iny.
no "
30
P. M.
1:00
117K
U4!4
WIV.
110
Lancaster & New Helland
Lancaster & Susauchanna.
Lancaster A Willow Street
Strasburg Millport.
Marietta & Maytown..
Marietta & Mount de
100 95
u. ......... 300 75.r
t 25 40.1f
25 21
4C
"LIST ATE OF HENRY K. JlcKANX, LATb
X!i et Fulton township, doceasee. The uii
dcrsifjned auditor, appointed te pass upea ex
ceptions te the account et Jehn 11. Heekwcll
and V. 15. Webster, executers ef'sai;! deceased,
te and among these legally catitlcil te the
same, will sit for that purpose en THURS
DAY, the asth day of JANUARY. ISSi at 10
e clock a. 111., in the Library Keem of the Cem t
Heuse, In thu city of Lancaster, where all per
sons interested In said distribution may at
tend, i). MeMULLEN.
Jl-ttv Auditor.
INSTATE OF KOIlKKT KKGUSON, LATE
ll et Celeniln township. Laiienter county,
ileceased. Letters et administration. Avitli tlie
will annexed, en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted te said decedent are re nested te make
immediate payment, and these having claims
or demands against tlie same will present
them without delay for settlement te the 1111
derdgnetl residing In Colerain township.
W. HAUVEY FEKtSUSOX,
W. Lkmax, Administrator, e. I. it.
.!. M. Walkki:,
Attorneys. Jt-Ctw
JSTATK OF WILLIAM M1LLAK, I.ATK
li of the City et Lancaster, dee'd. Letters
testtitnentary ou said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested te make liniiic
iliatc settlcim nt, and tliesc having elaiius or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed. CATHAUl.NI. SCHW1LKE,
w. Lu.vm.in-, Executrix.
Attorney. ihM-MdS
1.STATK OF ANOKKAV I'.McN KAI.. MTK
A t Celer.iln township, deceased. v
iiiulersigucd Auditor, appointed te distribute
thu balance reiiiaiulng in the hands et .1.
lllackhurn. administrator, te and among
these legally entitled te the same, will sit ter
that purpose 011 WEDNESDAY, KEHUU AU
I. IfSJ.at 10 o'clock u. 111.. In the Library Uoeni
et tlie Court Heuse. In the city et Lancaster,
where nil per.-ens inteicstcd In said distiilui
tieu iiiav attend. A. O. XKWPUEU.
jl-Slw Auditor.
ISl'ATK OKVAl.KNTI.Ni: HAliKIC, I.ATK
J of East Uctiiplield township. Lancaster
county, deceiiscd. Letters testamentary 011
said eslate having been granted In the under
signed all pciseui indebted te said decedent
are rciiiested te i. aUc iinineilhite settlement,
and the-e having claims or demands against
the estate of sail decedent, te make known
the Mime te the undersigned itheitt delay,
residing in East llcuiiillelil township.
.H)!l. SI1IUKK II,
ai;i:aii am siiiui:icii.
A. 11. N'uwriiEl!, Executers.
Attorney. d27-ltdIJtw
Es
1STATK OF KLI.AltKTll CMAKLl'.S.
ll l.aleet Wiishiiigten Uoreugli, Lancaster
eeunty, Pa., deceased. Letters testamentary
en said estate having been granted te the 1111
derslgned. all persons indebted thereto are re
quested te make inline Hate settlement and
these having claims or demands against tint
same will present them without delay ler set
tleineiil te the undersigned.
!!. K. MllULTZ, Executer,
Washington lEoreugh, Pa.
Wm. 15. tiivus, 201 Locust street, Columbia,
Pa.. Attorney. ihBK-tw
JStATK OF MAKY .IA9IF.S, l.ATK OF
Driimerc township, Lancaster Ce.. dee'd.
Letters testamentary en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned all persons
indebted thereto are rciitcsi ed te make imme
diate payment, mill these having elaiius or de
mands against the. satin: will present them
without delay ter .settlement te the undersign
ed, residing in Druniere township.
(IEO. W. WESTCOTT, Executer,
Mechanic's drove, Lancaster county. Pa.
Jambs- M. Walker Att'y. dlllitw
STATK OF ISAAC IIOlTSr.il, I.ATK OF
X!i West Lampeter township, deceased.
Letters testamentary n said estate having
been granted tethe undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are rciiuested temake imme
diate payment, and these having clalnii or de
mands against the same will present them
without delay tertettlcinent te the undersign
ed, residing in West Lampeter township. Lan
caster county. Pa. .MllIN IIOHSEK.
JACOi: It. 1IOU3EU,
11. 1 'miVentcu. Executers.
Attorney.
SSICNCD KSTATF. OF
i:iei;tw
SAIHIIII. 11-I.E-
J. VAN, et Lancaster, City, Pa. Tin: un
dersigned auditor, appointed le distribute
the balance remaining iu the hands of E. Al.
Hostetter, esq., assignee ler the benellt et
creditors, fte., te and among the.-j legally eu
tltleil tethe same, will. sitter that purposeen
TUES11AI, .lANUAUY 10th. 1S8.', at 10 o'clock
a. 111., in the Library IJ110111 et the C'etiit
Heuse, in tlie CI' v et lmcaster, when: all per
sons interested In said distribution tuny at
tend. IIL'CH i:. EtILTON,
II4tv Ai.iliter.
1.STATKOFIiAKY! K.r'KHKT I.ATK OF
U Maner township, deceased. The tinder
signed auditor appointed te distribute the
balance remaining in Hie leinds of Jehn N.
Weeds, administrator of wild decea-cd leami
among thoselegallyeiitllillcittetliesaine. will
nit. for that, purpose ou Thursday, neccinber
I'Jtli, A. D. IsSI, al. le e'clnclc 11. 111., in tin:
library room of the court, house, in the city et
Lancaster, where all persons interested In said
distribution may niti-ml.
D McMULLEX,
d7-f;iw Auditor.
Tin: FOLLOW I KO ACCOUNTS Will.
1 be presented ter confirmation, nisi 011
Monday, J au nary" IB, ISS2 :
Henry ShatTner's trust estate, Levi Kick
seeker, trustee.
Henry Espenslmde, trust c.dale, Isaac l.uiitz
cnmiiiittee.
.Limes A. Shcrtz and wife's a-slgned estate,
II. llartman Shertz, assignee.
Henry Steily and wile'.-, as dgiicd eslate. It.
IS. Ellekiiieer, assignee.
E. IMeM ELLEN,
Dei:. 1!. ISSI, Prothenotary.
dee2l-ltw
I.Wl'ATK OF KI.I'.AKKl'II il. JltVIM:,
It late et Druniere township, dee'd. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
granted te Hie undersigned, all person.-! In
debted therpteare requested te make immedi
ate settlement, and these having claims or de
mands against tlie muiiu will present them
without delay for pctllciucut te the iinder
sigiied, icsidiiigin Druniere township,
JOSEPH D. MUOUE, Executer,
Mechanics' lireve, Lancaster county. Pa.
James M. Walkei:, Att'y. di) litw
.STATK B .MAKY WISSLIUt. I.ATK
of Lanilicter tewnspiji, ileei-it-;ed.
Letters testamentary en said estate hav
ing been granted te tin: undcr.sigiH'il. all per
sons indebted thereto ar.: requested te make
immediate settlement, and these having
claims or demands against thcaim: will pre
sent, them without delay 101-settlement le the
undersigned, re-tiling in East Lhmpeter twp.
:eh:i;e wlsslek,
15. K. KhlliuiA.'i, Aduiliiistiiiter.
Atternev il2S-.;tw
"PEACH HOTTOai KAIUVAV.
On and niter MONDAY, JAN.
trains will run as fellows :
TRAINS UOlNti EAST.
Es
l.ecui TtiecKH and lleiius.
Par
val.
.Siee
. 100
. 100
. 100
100
I,. 1 act 'lty fiver ct. Lean, due lbi-1..
' lfeS5..
' " 1MH)..
1HG..
!): et. In 1 or :s years.
f per ei. scnoei i.ean.... tun
-1 " in 1 or 2U years., loe
" 4 " in 5 or 20yeara.. 100
" v. " in 10 or 20 j ears. 100
BANK STOCKS.
First National Hank. $100
Farmers' National Hank 50
Lancaster County National ISank.. 50
Columbia National Hank 100
Ephrata National Hank ion
First National Hank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National Hank, Stnisburg IOC
First National Hank, Marietta 100
First National Hank, Mount Jey.. 100
Lititz National Hank .... loe
Manheim National Hank 100
Union National Hank. Mount Jey. 5e
New Helland National Bank 100
MISCELLANEOUS 1IONDH.
Qiiarryville It. It., due 1KI ?100
Keading & Columbia K. Uitue USZ 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due ISSB 100
Lancaster (ias Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Has Light and Fuel Ce.,
I I III. J COO aa a 11W
Stevens Heuse 10O
M18CKLLANEOCS S'lOCKS.
I 5l
50
50
100
25
100
100
Las
sa.'e
$105
114
HS.'.O
120
iar
112 102
1020
105
$175
103
105
140
13)
135
131.5C
202.5
115.75
141.51
70.M,
105
$111.75
lOu
105.BP
100
let!
80
W.25
25
10
I2)
iai
LEaV v.
Dersey's
Eldera
Fulton Ileu-c
White Heck
AKI11VE.
Oxford
Philadelphia
Ne.l
A.M.
7:10
7:27
7:10
8:10
:l.-,
1:02
2
75.10
Ouari vvllle It. K.
Millei-sville Street Car
Inquirer Printing Company. ..
Watch Factory
(ias Light and Fuel Company.
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Cenmanv..
Marietta tioiiewware ieu
TCBMPIKK HTOCK8.
Hlg Spring A Beaver Vlley $ 25 $ 10.21
Bridgeport.. 13 21
Columbia Sc. Chestnut Hill 25 18
Columbia & Washington 25 20
Columbia & Big Spring 25 14.10
Lancaster & Ephrata 25 47.2?
Lanc.,E;izabetht'nMiddlet'n 100 51
Lancaster Jb Friiitvllle. SO SO
Laneaster&ILititz 25 W.S0
Lancaster A Williainstewn 25 55
Lancaster; Maner 50 92
Lancaster Manheim 25 30.4
Lancaster Marietta 25 25.?
Hat. only
Ne.:!' Ne.f.
p.m. ' P.M.
2:2." H:l.r
2:42, 9-.00
2:51 9:K.
3:2:t 9t:
4:Wl! .:5!
7:22
ftT.
Men. only
Ne.l Ne.
P.M. A.M.
4:45
7:10 5:15
7:40 ft:4.t
8:0C ti-er.
8:18 :ir
TItAINhliOING WE
NO.2
I.EAVK. A.M.
Philadelphia 8:0.
Oxford 11:00
White Heck 11:37
Fulton Heuse 12:0S
Eldera 12:2
ARRIVE.
Dersey's 12:12 8:X, 6:3
.Ne.iuiul.Mi. 1. trains win slop only wtiei,
signaled. Trains ceiineetat Dersey's with Co
lumbia & Pert Deposit it. i:. Trains leave the
depot, Bread street and Washington avenue, at
7:30 A. M. and 3:30 P.M., and arrive at 2:37 P.M.
and H P. M. Tickets trem all stations te Phila
delphia and Baltimore for sale by the cendiie-
.1. A. ALEXANDER. Snp't.
TATKNTS
PATENTS
Invontieus, Trade-Marks, etc.,
procured. Call or send ter circular et In In
stnictlens. Xnfomiatlen'frcc.
Reference: given In Lancaster.
Jehn A. Wiedersheim,
110 Seuth Fourth street, Philadelphia.
apr20-lyw
ECTION NOTICE.
First National Bank ofStkasucue. )
Strasburt: Pa.. December 7. 1U.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of tills bank for the purpose et elect
ing seven directors te serve the ensuing year,
will be held at the banklng'heii-c en Tuesday
January 10, 18S2; between the hours or 11 A. M.
unil 2 P.M. GEO. W.HENSEL, v
17-5tw Ciihier.
E,J
ILECTIOM OXlCfc.
Industrial Mutual Aid Ah-eciiit leii et Penn
sylvania. Public notice Is hereby given that
an election ler Seven (7) Directors et said as
soclatlen, te serve for tne ensuing year, will
beheldat tlie elllte of said association In the
city el Lancaster (Lechcr's building 1. ou
THURSDAY, thcl'jth day of JANUARY . A-D.
1S82, between the hours et 1 and 3 o'clock lu
the afternoon of said day. All members en
titled te a vote can vote either m i rm or by
proxy. A. C. HA i.t: " . . rotary-
Lancaster, Pa., Dee It lsil. dll-fitw