LANCASTER DAILY UUTKLLJGEiN'CGtt THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1882. COLUMBIA TCEWS. OUR KLGULAK CORKKSFONUJENCK Jeseph McCall presented the Chicqucsa luuga tiibe I. O. H. M., Ne. SO, lastevcu- ing. with a Luge deer head. Mi. Emanuel Uaker. of Marietta, em ployed at Supplee'b steam engine works while asMsting te lewei the ahaft for au engine at the cr.uic, hail the middle lingers of bib light hand caught in the cogs and badly m-isnui. Amputation net ueces sary. The Me-n.t Hctliel cemeteiy association elected -lie following dhecten : J. II. Mifflin, Gee. V. Ilaldeman, E. Heifchcy, .1. C. Prahlc-r, .1. B. JJachraan, Dr. J. P. Cottiell, and Samuel Trubcett, te seive one yeai. Thelectuicby Dr. Wilhui, m the opera house was veiyblimly attended, hut never theless very intcicbtiiig and instructive. The rjpy ib a geed prophet. The Excel sior elocution club is nvn at, having broken up at the last meeting at the i evidence of Mibs Annie Brunei. A very pleaban I even ing was spent, but only five members were pie-ent. The club will meet next Tuesday evening at Miss Maggie Puinle's, but net te study elocution. That is played out. Why these societies cannot be kept up in Columbia is a weudei, but then Colum bians arc a ijucr set. We aic going te de everything but uevei de it after all. Exit elocution club. Scheel beaid meets this evening. Couu Ceuu cil to-menow evening. Barney McAulcy in" the opera house this evening for the G. A. K. bei cut. Philip 1'hillip., and son give one of their evenings of song in the SI. E. church this evening. I hey will have a vc.y large au dience. Mr. C. Sivaitz is going te tear down his old butcher shop en Locust sticet and erect a two-s'eiy biick building. Oue pait will be used lei a giecciy stere te be occupied by Mr. LcvvisMaj, and the ether will be used as his butcher shop. Weik will be commenced sometime next week. The building mil be a veiy handsome ene aud one that will be au ornament te the town. Thcic aic seveial ethei houses en this squat e that if tern down aud new ones put up in their stead would make Locust sticet leek veiy neat. A numbei of sliangeis ai lived in town last cv cuing. 31 v.t of them vvcic " dium iLerH." Special beiv ices aic new being held in the E E. L'ltheiau ulriruh picptratery te communion services en nt Sunday morn ing. They aie being laigely attended. The I'cuiibylv.iiua laihead pay car will net ai live in Columbia befeic next Mon day 01 Tuesday, as they euly begin pay ing elftheii employees in Philadelphia te morrow. .The school beaid meets this evening in council chamber at i:'J0 te give the mem bers a chance te attend " L'ncle Dau'l." A lively time is expected, as one of the membcis will icad a lesolutieu ou the ad visability of tearing down the railing in the library loom. This is hut just aud should be unanimously carried. Who overheard of a libiaiy bi.itig railed se that the subscribers cauuet get a geed leek at the books? Thcic is net another one in the state. It leeks as though the sub hciibcn; could net be ti listed with the books. Of course they have a catalogue, but then it is net veiy explauateiy. A person nan tell whcthci he likes a book better by tinning ever its leaves than he can by looking at the catalogue. A yeuug son of Jehn Heward, oue day this week, while eating bieakfast, upset a cup of oelfou and was severely scalded. The directors ler the FnM, national bank for the year 1S82 aic : II. M. Xeith, D. II. Dawdle., J. P. Cottiell, II. X. Kehlcr, Jehn Feiiey, .lehn Fetidiich, Jac. iSc'th, si., S. W. Stacy aud G. W. Ilalde man. The following aic the directors for 1SS2 for the Susquehanna rolling mill company : V. Patteu, Vcineu El'is, Andicvv Gaibcr, Gee. Ciaue. II. P. I'cntici, llauis Wilten and Michael Schall. Ou Monday last Mi. IJeuj. Barr scut his eystciman, Simen Melsem, te Maiictta with ten quai ts of oysters, and gave him money te pay his ccpjnses. Mendaj evening Simen did net put iu au appeal auce, and net until last night did he come back te town, and then he did net go te see Mr. Barr. It appeals that he walked te Marietta, aijd meeting an agent who wauted 1 e go te Mount Jey, he consented te drive hun ever. Wheie he sold Ins eysteis ib net known, but Mr. Ban is out ten quaits of ejstcis aud two new baskets, lie is looking for Simen, but that colored individual is keeping himself dark. The burial seiviee of Mrs. McNaught, late of Deposit, New Yeik, was pi cached by Rev. Win. P. Evaus. iu llieE. E, Luth eran church yesterday, and fiem thcic her remains were taken and iuteucd in fhe Mt. Bethel cemetery The Predcrick division pay cai of the P. R. R. passed through here this a. in. Excursion tickets te Lancaster, includ ing a ticket te the poultry exhibition, aie for hale at the lailread depots in Col umbia. OIHTUAKT. Death of Mrs. R. J. McGrauu. Mrs. Harriet McGrann, wife of R. J. McGraun, died at the family residence, Ne. 110 Neith Pnnce street, this morning about half-past eight o'clock, after a week of terrible suffering Irem diphtheria. Mis. McGrann was a most estimable woman, possessing all the domestic virtues te a le mavkable dcgicc. She was most devotedly attached te her children and asbidueus in providing for their every want. Recently one of her children, some tluec or feui ears old, was attacked with diphthciia. Day and night the mother ministered te it, and by her affectionate nursing, supple mented by skillul medical ticatment, the little ene was resteicd te health. But the mother contracted the same dicad disease in its most malignant fenn, and literally fell a martyr in the performance of her duties as a mother. Mrs. McGrann was 38 or 40 years of age. Her maiden name was Fell, and her native place Wilkesbaric. Her father died when she was quite young, aud she was laised in the family of hei uncle, Chailcs Parrish, the wealth y aud well-known president of the Wilkcs Wilkcs barre coal aud iron company. Iu 1807 she was married te Mr. McGrann. Since that time she lived iu Lancaster, aud became a favorite with all who formed her acquaint ance. She leaves a family of .seven chil dren, the eldest nut 1-1 years of age aud the youngest a babe a few mouths old. Iu their great affliction Mr. McGrann and his motherless childicn aic receiving the siu cerest condolence of their friends andthe public. Mrs. McGraun's funeral will take place Monday morning at half-past 10 o'clock at St. Mary's chuich, where folernn loquieni mass will be celebrated. Deaths Frem Diphtheria. Jehn H. Ridenour, the well-known night clerk at the City hotel, received very sad intelligence te-day. His httle nephew died of diphtheria a few days age and was just buried. This morning he received a dis patch stating that his sister, the mother of the little boy, had died of the same dis ease at Frederick, Md. Mr. Ridenour left for Frederick this afternoon, and he has the sympathy of many friends. Dcnth or Tliet M. Coulsen, Js. On Saturday last a telegram wa 10 eeived in this city by Mrs. D. S. Will iams, 122 East Chestnut street, anuoucc anueucc k ing that her son, Thes. M. Coulsen, was seriously ill in Emperia, Kansas. Later a dispatch was leceivcd stating that be could net live long and requesting his mother te visit him if possible. .Mrs. Williams being tee unwell te make se long a journey, Miss Kunklc, a relative, volunteered t go, but she arrived tee late te see Mr. Coulsen alive be having died en Sunday, January 8. Mr. Coulsen was a native of this county. After receiving a common school educa tion, he entered as a student at Millers ville normal school and graduated with honors. lie then read law under lien. A. Heir Smith, and was admitted te the Lan caster bar, but en account of ill-health did net practice before the courts. Having a taste for journalism, he took a position en the IiTELi.iGE:tEK as local editor, aud peilermed his duties in that capacity with fidelity and ability, for about three year.', at the end of which time he was compelled te resign en account of increasing ill health. With a hope Jhat out-deer employment would benefit him, he hi ought a faim near New Freedom, and with his family removed te it in the spriug of 1870. He xemained there but a few years, aud then removed te Yerk, aud for borne time held a position en the edi torial stall' el the Gazette of that borough. His health still failing and his illness being attributed te Bright's disease of the ki -neys, he was advised last spring te make a trip through the Western and Southern states, which he did, but without 6ecuriug permanent telief. In October last, by ad vice of his physicians, he went te Kansas and purchased a new home in Emperia, taking his family with him. Instead of getting better he grew worse, and died of Bright's disease en Sunday last, as above stated. Mr. Coulseu was a icady writer, a Uu ent talker and a logical disputant, espe cially en leligieus and political topics. He was of a gentle aud genial disposition, aud made many friends while he sojourned in this city. He leaves a wife and three children iu Kausas. In consonance with his own expressed wish he was buried in Kansa-s. Peace te his ashes. The Mnallcst Dwarfs In tbe World. A gentleman stepped at the blacksmith shop of Peter II. Shearer, Exeter town ship, Bciks ceuuty, te get his horse shed. After the work was done, Mr. Shearer in vited him iute his house, saying that he would show him a sight he was net likely te see the equal of again in a lifetime. Te the utter astonishment of the visitor, he showed him his two little blind girls, ene aged eleven yeais, October 31st, 1881, aud weighing eleven pounds, the ether nine jeais old, January Gth, 1862, weighing ten pounds. Thechildicn are both dumb aud blind, but their hearing is geed. Thous ands of people fiem all parts of the United States, and some even from foreign count ries, have visited these children, present iug as tiny de, a most rcmailcable freak of n.itme A In Haverly. Last evening a party of yeuug men of this city ergauued a minstrel troune which will consist of forty members, in cluding au eichcstra of thirteeu pieces, six: clog dancers and a number of come dians. Gceige Mycrsis the manager, C'hailcs Shay stage manager, Jack Cenner treasuicr and Peter Drcppeid secretary. The new company will give an entertain ment shortly with feity people in the first pait. Sate or Real Estate. Chas. V. Wacker& Bre. pui chased te day fiem Harry Trewltz his well known beer vault aud lestaurant en Locust street, for $4,930 cash. The Messrs. Wacker will fix the place up iu first class style, the same te be used as a saloon. Guve Bail. Yestciday afternoon Wni. L Helden w. is ai rested en a charge oftievcrand conveisieu, en complaint of Chistiau K. lkn, by Deputy SheiilT Strine. He gave hail for court. lire Less Settled Hint Paid. Mi. n in. A. Dejle, who sustained less by Tuesday'), lire, iiml who was insuiert by Itaun niaii &, Jturns, in the Phcenix lnsurnnce com cem piny of ilmtfeid. Jms had the sain a settled una p iiil ler en WC'incsilny morning. The iui.eiml el le-v being $250.13. Our Continent. il i the intention et the projccteis el " Our Continent,' the new illustrated llteraiy weekly, te make it In ev cry respect equal te the best issues el th" English and Anieiicnn picss. The foremost vv Iters of the day In each ilcpailiiicnl et Jilcr.duic have been secured, and thenrlMic embellishment of the pciiodi pciiedi cals will be by designers and cngtavcrs who stand at the head et their respective profes--iens .! tidge Teurgec will be the editor. Amusement. Unite lan'l.,' On Satuiday evening Mi. 15 McAulcy w ill appeal at the opera house in hi- flnl-hcd charactcnatlen of Uncle Dan' I deputy shciill et Jarvls section, one of the most lni'iioieus of lcccnt comedy cicatieus. Mr. McAulcy is an oldfaveiite with Lancaster play-geeis, and a delightful entertainment and a big audience mav be satcly anticipated. SPECIAL XOTICES. A cough, Coid or seru unreat should de stepped. Neglect frequently i csults in an In curable Lung Disease or Consumption. linran's orenchial Treche de net disorder the -temach like cough syrups and balsams, b it act dnectlyen the in flamed parts, allaying limitation, give lcllcf In Asthma. Bronchial Coughs. Cutnrih, and the Threat Tieubles w hicli Mngi-ia and PttblicHpcakers are subject te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial Tieenes have been recommended by physi cians, ami always give pcrlect satisfaction. Having been tested Py wide and constant use for neaily an entire generation, they liave at laincd weJ .ncriled rank among the lew staple lemedles of the age. Sold at 25 cents a box even vv hcie. mS-lvdTTliAS&lvw letneri metnernit Mether II Aie you disturbed at night and broken of your lest bv a alck child suflerlng and crying w tth the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ? If .-,, go at once and get a bottle of MltS. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING 8YB.U V. It will re liev e the peer little sullcrer immediately de pend upon it; there ts no mistake about it. Tlieieis neta inotlieren earth who lias ever used it, who will net tell you at once that it will leg ate the bowels, aud give rest te the mother, and relief and health te the child, eperatin gllke magic. It is perfectly safe te ue in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the presciiptien et one el the eldest and best female physician and nurses In the l'i:'ted Slate. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a let lie 'narMvd&wM.WAS KKSCL'LD FROM DEATH The fellow ing-taleiuentefWllllain.J Cough Jin, of Semiciv die, Mass., is se lcmarkablc that w e beg te nsk ter it the attention of our read ei s. He says : " In the Jail or 187(5 1 was taken with a v ielent bleeding of the lungs lollewed by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my appetite and flcah. I was se weak at euc time that I could net leave my bed. In the summer of 1877 I was admitted te the City Hospital. While tiiere the doctors said I had a hole in my left lung as big as a half cellar. 1 expend ed ev cr a liuiuhed dollars In doctors and med icine. 1 was se far gene at one time a report wen! around that I was dead. I gave up hope, but a friend told me et On. VVm. Hall's Balsam for the Luhgs. I laughed at my friends, think ing that my case was incurable, hut I. get a bottle te satisfy them, when te my surprise and gratification, I commenced te leel better. My hope, once dead, began te revive, awl to day I feel in better spirits than I have the past tluec yeais. " I write this hoping you will publish It, se thatevcryone aflllctcd with Diseased Lungs w ill be induced te take Dr. Win. Hall's Balsam ler the Lungs, and be convinced that con cen suuip'"n can be cured. I have taken two bottles and can positively say that it has done meie geed tian all ether medicines I have taken biuce my sickness. My cough lias al most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be able te go te work." Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North Quean stic iv28-lvdeedTh&w2 A New Haven minister et the gospel told one el hlsXdeacens that he was constantly healing a loud sound, which kept him awake nights, since using Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills, his hearing lias become nor mal, and lu nerves aic steady an-1 trac. ".Life, Orewtii, Me.iutj.' " What we all admiie" and Lew te secuie it : A fine head of hail in its natural color is such an adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes geed leek's should negk-ct te wi "Londen Hair Celer ltesterei, ' tbe meat c!eani and de lightful article ever intiednccd te the Ameri can people. It is totally lulTeient from all ethers net sticky or gummy, and nee fiem all impure ingredients that rendut n. any ether pieparatiens obnexiou- It tliicKciis thin hair, rcstei cj gray hair, c'ics it i.ew lile, keeps the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair togrew where It had fallen off ei become thin, does net soil or stale an j thinjj, and is sj per fectly and elegantly prepared .is te make it a lasting hair dressing and toilet laxury. Lon Len Lon eon Hail Ecstercr" is sold by all druggists, at 73 cents a bottle. ix bottles for $1. eciSV.W.S&w THE FAIM1KU4 l'Jilfcl) Di. Uaibei's Bed Heise Pevvdeii aie the be-d. in the matket. They are net a mere ioed made etineitaudclie.il) mateiials, but a veritable Medicine. They contain lour times the strength of eidlnary heisc and cattle powders, and will cure, and tatten stock Iu one leuith the time, acting ul once upon the digestive organs and sccretioiie, and may be sateiv relied upon ler the cuie of ceuglis, celdJ, distemper, glaudeis and all dli-cascf et heit.es, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry. They will mcrease the quantity and quality et milk in cow s aud keep all kinds el stock in a healthy condition. Sold every where at 2t)c. per pack-, a ler $1; huge size 40c, or .1 lei 1. Sold in L.incistcr at Cochran's Ding Pteie. U7and l.Xi.Vert'i Queen slieets augi-lj dend&wl Coen Aevicc Use Hale's Henej of Hele hound and Tai for a cough ei cold. Pike's Toothache Dieps emc in one minute. JU-lvwleel&w Many miserable peoples ilia;; tbem-elves about with failing btiengtli, lecliu.; that they are sinking Inte their graves when I'aiuei's Ginger Tonic would begin with the llrnt dose, te biing v italitv and strength back te them. Sun. IjjAlindcod&weow lly Universal A cord, Atek's Cathautic Tills aic the best of all purgatives lei family uic. 1 hey eie the pro duct of long, laboiieiis, and success Jul chemi cal investigation, and tlxvr cctciiiive iwc, by physicians in tlieli pi ie lea, and by all civil ized nations, pievt - Hiein the bLt and most etlectual puigatlw :!! thalmedic.il -coiue can devise. Itein . mnely vegetable no li.uni canalise fiem Hi u-.e. In iut:In-lc value and curative piii-j no ethei t'il's can ue compiled with 111. ui,hik! every peiien, know ing the! i viltui-., will employ them, v.Iun nuilccl. They keep thj system in pciicct elder, and maintain in healthy iittien the whelemacliiueiy of lite. Mild, seaiehing ami effectual, they aie especially adapted te tin needs of the digestive .ppaiatus derange ments el which tl.ey pievcat aim cine, if timely taken. They aie tne best and salcst physic te employ for childnn and weakened constitutions, wheie a mild and ellcctual c.i thai tie is lt'iuuiil ret sale by all dealeis. Jtt-lvvdeed&vv lrtue Acknowledged. Mrs. Iia Mulhelland. Albany, S. . wiiles "Ferseveial ycais 1 have sulleied lreni oft eft recuiiing bilious headaches, constipation, djspep-da, and complaints peculiar te my sex. Since using your Burdock Bleed Bitters I . m entirelj relieved." PiiceSl. Fer saleat 11. B. Cochran's drug stoic, 1..7 Xeith (Jueen htieet, Lancaster. DvsrKiTie, nei veus people, "out et smis,'" Celden's Lleblg's Liiu!d Beef and Tonii.Iii Tenii.Iii Tonii.Iii vigenitor will cine. As) fur Celttcri's. Ot druggists. 112-lw'deediw An Invaluable Artlcla. The leadeibel the , Aryus have no doubt tieutlie adveitisemcnt I of Ely's Cieam Balm iu anetliei column. Au t article like "Ci earn Balm-' his long iiccudc- sired, and new th it it Is within the rea of sutfercis fiem Catauli, Hay I'cvei.etc, cu ts eveiy leasen te believe tlut thej w 111 make the most et it. Di W. K. Buckmau. W. E. f Himmaii, Drugg'st, aud oilier LastenJans have given it a m.il, and all recommend it in t the highest tei ins. E-t'ten, li Jiailt Argus, I Oct. 7, JSTJ. i Hest en Kerertl. 1 b-li"e Elv' Cieain f Balm the best piepaiatien lei cafairh new en I leeerd. Mj paliens a; spell, will el it. ij have sold en" humlreil and loityleui bottles in less than live mouth'. I nidned anetliei j giess a week age, and n.ve held twenty-one. bettli-s fiem the second gres. It m-IIs iipen Its meilts. Jeun II. I'm lis, Diugglst, "jcii.ii- ! ten, Pa. Jan. 2S. IbSO Pi ice 3 icnt-. I j2 2wdteditvv l.e te 11. It. Ceeiirau'. lung .im.e, 1 '.7 Xeith Oueen stix-et, for Mrs. FietMa-Vi A'cii- A'a j tienal Dyei. Fer brightness md diuability et colei.are unequaled. Celer lie'ii 2 te "i pound-. ! IliiectieiiH in English and del in m I'ltce. V- cents. llucliupiib i." Xtw, quick, ceinplel- cim- i il.iv-, iiilnuy atlcctiens, smaiting, fiequeni ei diflle.ilt m: nation, kidney diseases. 1. Diuggist-. Depot, Jehn F. Leng & bem. UK.XKY-S CAKItOLIC S.LK. The Lest '-alve in the weild for cuts, biui-es, sere, uiccrH, talt rheum, tettci. chapped hamLs, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin eiup-tlen- fieckles and pimples. The salve is ..tatecd te give peril tt "iitislactien In cv cry case or money reluiuhd. Be suae jeu get Henr'8 Caibellc balve, n; all etheis aic but Imitations and counterfeits. Pnce25 cents. SeM in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore, 137 ' "1 - ' Neith Queen sticet. A flood Angel's Visit A Tale et "ltosa "ltesa dallg." Blanche cillcd en Kate, one pleasant day, and found her sa 1 and sighing, de.uest liicnd, once bright and gaj . new scat cc could keep ii eutcrying; for, 'eh," she sod, "'tis a ilii ilii grace te hcc with bcrelula, my l.'ce se badly marred!" then sahlherfiieud, "Kesadalis will your troubles end." Blanrhc called en Kate netherday and found Per once mere blithe und gay, her face as radiant, skin a lair, an any maiden's anj wheie. Fer skin diseases and Impure bleed, theie's nothing in the world se geed as Besadalis, il diivcsaway all skin disorders, humor, nay, it tones t-ie sys tem, cures your ills and banishes all iloctei'a bills! Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drag Stoie, 137 and 139 Nei th Que en sticet. lySOlydcediwa MAJtHlAttHS. Fraisklis Small. On Jan. 10, 1331, at the Piesbytcrlan chuich, Y'eik, Pa , by the llev. 11. E. Nilcs, D. D., Walter Mayer Franklin, et Lancaster, te Sarah Latimer Mnall, et Yeik, Pa., eldest daughter ei bamucl bmall, Jr. MATHS. Zell. In Coatesville en Januaiy 11, lbb2. Fraukltn, son of A. N. and L. I). ell, in the 23th year of his age. The relatives aud friends ei the iumilyaie respectfully invited te attend tlic luneral from the residence of his lather, Nev in stt eet, en Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemeteiy. 2td- McUnAJW. In this city, en Januuy 12, ls2, II at tie V., witeef Uichaid J. McGrann. Her relatives and friends are rcspeelliilly invited te attend the luneral, fiem the lesi dence of her husband. Ne. 110 Neith Piincc street, en Monday morning at 10yz o'clock. High mass at St. Maty's church. Interment at St. Mary's cemeteiy. Coulsen. Jan. 8th, in Empeiia, Kans is, Themas M. Coulsen, son el Mrs. D. S. Wil liams, of Lancaster, of Bright's disease of the kidneys, in his 42d year. Yerk pipers please copy. It 1TJSW AJiVKH'lJSiiiajLNlS, TOK KENT THE HOUK NOtV OCCU- r pied by Mrs. ltcbecca McConemy, Xe. 421 West Orange street. Fer rent from April I, 18S2. Apply te PETElt McCONOMY, At Keed, Mcurann & Ce.'s Bank. J10-3tdTTh&S w ANTED A SITUATION TO DO C.I.N- eral Housework or Cooking by a w idew woman. Apply at EXCHANGE HOTEL. WANTED A ULACKbMlTU, Jb'IXlSU Klt and a BOY te learn the ttadcat S. E. BAII.Y & CO., ltd Coach Wetks, North Queen street. 17U1K KENT TWO STOKE ROOMS AND 1 DWELLING, corner et North Queen and Walnut sttects, opposite the Xetthern Mat ter. Desirable stands. Apply at JIMVftbtt OWXORIH Ql'LLN ST. FOB BENT. A FIBST-CLASS FABM, Twe miles lrem the city. Alse, the Restau rant In rear et our store. iintsn & BRO.. U2-:t l - G ana s Neit'a Queen sticet. JfJEW AVrZltTlbEMENTS. "DBAUTJFUL WKDOIMG GIFTS. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, BRONZES, Said tli many elegant and irtistic articles embraced In out stock are especially fitted fei WEDDING GIFTS, BECAUSE THEY ARE Durable, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable. 'Ihc veiy liberal sliaie el trade w e luv e rceeiv ed in the past has encouraged us te place in our cases a Unci and lutger stock than ever before, te which we ceidially invite the attention of all vrhe desiic te eiamine beautiful oeds. EDW. J.ZAHM, Jeweler, ZAIDI'S C0KNEK, ect23-3mdftwU A'i'H" AliVEltTISEjUTA'TS. XTOTICK. T1IK MUMliKlte OF UOIiKS 1 toga Council Ne. 22, Jr. O. U. A. M. w 111 incct at theii hill tomenow (FKIUAY) atler atler atler noen at 1 o'clock te attend the funeral or our late Bretbei. Fiank ell. Membeiset Cenes toga Ne. Sand Lmpiiue. l-Maieiespectfully invited. W. II. MILLEK, Jr. Ute. 15. Bkevvx, C. 11. cct. ltd SCKOFULOU.S JMhiSASbi, KVKKY UE UE scriptieu et Ulceration. Consuniptien, Uienchitis, Asthuui and Dyspepsia, success Jully Heated and permanently cured by Dr. 11. D. Lengakcr, w he has the experienced skill gained by many eurs et practice in the treat ment of diseases in then vaileus and most ma Linant lerms. OFFICE- Xe. UEast Walnut sticet. Lancas. tcr. Consultations tree. jl2-3td TrtTICK. X Xeticc is heieby giv en that the accounts et Samuel A. Uieflf, esq., Tieasuiei et Lancas ter county lerthejcai lUsl, aie new en tile in the Kegisiei's ellice, and open te the Inspec tion et all inteie-tucl. bAM'L M. MYEKS. A. JjUMMY. M. HILDEBKAXT, jll-ltd i.'eunty Coiiimssieners. "I VIUW1NUSAM) sl'I'-CUICATIONS FOK U lluee HOSE Th.Xl)ERS will be received up te VVEDX hSUAl', JAN UAKV I, lSi All communications te be addiessed te Uee. Y. Zechgr, Chan man et Committee ou Keorgani Keergani Keorgani zatien et Fire Dcp iitment. jll-;td BY OKDE1. COMMITTEE. PK1VAT. OWLLLINt'.S FOK SAI.K. X t iv e t'eveii loomed dwelling heu-es, situ ate en beulh U'utei t-tieeu ; water in kitchen ; drainage; puces low ; teims nisy. Alse, a fcix-ioenieil traiuu dwelling en Xeith Market xtieet. Aiiply te ll.VU&MAX & BUKX.S, I10 -Iv. dVV&bK 10 West Orange &t. "IOK 1 D A TWO-STOK ItltlCH. WELLIXC w ith Buck Kitchen. ." rooms. entiy and plasteied attic; liydrant and pump, variety of small tiuit. The piepeity is located lu the vicinity et the Cotten Mills and will be sold at a baigaiu. Is desirable as a home or ler mv cstmeiit Xe. .118 Beaver street. I.IP1-. As KAUFMAN. u.MldbMWS.lt Pi Last King Htieet. G IKAKO jil OF P1IILADE1.PIA. Assets ei r ELEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Dellais, stcuiely invested. Fei-a policy u 1 his old and w cll-ct.tabli?hcd cnmpauv c ill en RIPE & KAUFMAN, XO. 11 EAVT KING STI EET. dJM.W&blt I'NTEHTAINaiENTS. e tllil COMIShRl," An iLLLSiaArte LirriiAitv Wlculv I'lc-eiiling the Piodiictiens el the Itest Alt Alt tlieis, Aitlstsand Engiaveis. Xelthei Po litical nor Sectaii in. Conducted by ALBION "W. TOURGEE, Authei el '-A Foel's Ei rand,'' A,c, assisted by Daniel (S. IJriiiten and Hubert S. Davis. I'lKST NCIIIEJl Al'l'l ARS tuii.u.vuv I. Ovei 100.1 00 copies of each et the tiist tour numbeis will be issued. Limned space will j be devoted toad vei Using at 30 and 73 cents a 1 line. Choice positions must be applieii ler inimciliaieiy. With the lllst number will be given Ulne .tcej plate engiaving el Almen W. TotretK, Aillh his autegiaph Addiess all coinmunicaliens te Our Cont'nent" Pub. Ce., PHILADELPHIA, PA. TIULIOS OPERA HOUlK. MONDAY UiVEN'G, JAN. 10, 1382 Engacm lit et MR. FREDERICK WARDE, TRAGEDIAN, Suppeited by HENRY AVELING. Leenaid S-. Outram, James II. Cm ran, O. W. lllakc, W. S. Mat ion. Misses Mai ion P. Cliften and ELOR-LXCKEI-MORE. and ether aitists et excel lence, i.ndei the management of Ml. JOHN' J. I COLLINS, m bhcrldan Knevvles's GicatTrag- cdy. VIRGINIUS ! RESERVED SEATS, 73c. ADMISSION, 50 and 35 Cts. 3, Reset ved Seats new ellice. ler ale at Opera Heuse Janll-5td 3 HI) ANHUAL LXHIH1TION OF THE LANCASTER COUNTY POULTRY ASSOCIATION, TO I!C 1ILLD AT EXCELSIOll HALL, East Iving Sticet, LaniMstei. Pa. (a lew doeis above the Coutt Heuse). On TImrsday, rriilay, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and W eAiesday Janu ary 12 te 18, 1882. iSUPExcuisieii tickets, with coupon aitached, ailmiting puicha-ei te the show will be is sued bj-the Penu-vlvania talltead company liem Downingteui , Ilauisburg, Yerk, Pert Deposit and all intet mediate stations. ADMISSION' 15c. CHILDREN 10c. Open day and evening. jl-2tvvAlll-7td TjVULTOni OPKKA HOUSE. SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 14. B. MeAULEY'S TRIUMPH OU . AMERICA HUMOR, UISICLE DAN'L, Deputy Sheriff of Jarvia Section. In K. A. Lecke' New Kngliind Comedy ;Diama, A Messenger Frem Jams Section. Abounding Intel est. iu Quaint Humer and Peculiar ADMISSION.. Rcscived Scats Heme Ollice. "..75, 50 and 33c. 75c. let talc at the Opeia I't-Md rpHE FOf.L.UTVl?M ACUUUNT8 WILL A. be presented ler confirmation, nis1, en Monday, January l, 1882 : Henry Shaffner's tiut estate, Levi Rick 6ccker, trustee. Henry Espenshade.ti list e-tale, Isaac Lantz committee. James A. Shertz and wife's as-igncl estate, H. Hartman Shertz, assignee. Henry Stcfly and wife's assigned c-date, B. B. Filckinger, assignee. E. McMELLEN, Dec. 19. 1S81, Prothenotary. :dcc.I.ltw LANCASTER, PENN'A. MAKKJCTS. euiiadeipnta aitrkei. 1'riladblthia, January 12. Fleur dull and weak; Superfine, 13 7504 i; .-.tlra $4 50 fiH -Jj ; Ohie and Indiana family, K .W7 12; Pennsylvania family W 2e G 50; St. Leuis de IC 877 '23; Minnesota Extra. $U lO'Sfi 73 ; de straight, 6 73 ; de straight J6 757 ; w inter patent, $7257 73 ; spring de, $7 2317 75. Kye Heur at $i 7535 Wheat dull and weak; Del. ami rciin'a Ked, $1 4101 42 ; de Ambei 1 I2l 4-5. Cern quiet and easier. Oats dull and lower. Kye dull at 97c. Previsions dull. Lard dull. Butter dull aside liem fancy grades, which aie scarce ami wanted ; Cieamcry Extia lac ; de geed te choice, .lljJJSe ; Bells dull. Bells dull : mostly peer quality. Lggs sluggish and easier. Cheese steady ; choice iu fair demand. Petroleum dull ; refined, GJ-C. I Whisky at $l 19 Seeds Geed te prime Clever Hun at S&09MC ; de de FUxseed steady at fl .mil Js fiw metk mamei. New ebk, January 12 Fleur State and Western still In bujers' favor and with light expert and home trade demand : Superfine state, $3U04 M) : extia de. f4 733 50 ; round hoop Ohie, $3 1000 75 ; Superllne West ern. $J 904 CO ; common te geed extra de. $1 75G ; Seuthci n dull and heavy. Wheat iHc lower, with fairly active spec ulative uusiness ; no. itce, spot, tl .'H ; no Jau. $1 4 J ; de Feb. 1 44 13-16SJ1 4'i ; de Match, $1 4701 47J4 :de May, 11 484l 4. Cern lc lower and moderately active : mixed western spot, G8fi70 Xja ; de future, '? 7:rc. OatHJigc lower and heavy ; Xe. '2 Feb, WAm'Vi. ; de May, S0c ; hiate, 503; Western, 49011c. Oralu anil Vrovigien yuotatlenn. One o'clock quotations et grain and piovir pievir piovir iens, ruiuishcd by S. K. Yundt, Breker. l5' East King sticet. Ian. II. 1 p. M. Chicago. Wheat Cern Oats MIX WA Perk 17.'-") 17.1' Lard 1I.12J4 11.30 Feb . 1.2SK 1.MJS Maich.. May... M2 .4.5 .l0Va l'htladclphla. .3 .50 .ay .ma .71 .31J4 Jan.... Feb.... Match. L40J una 1.4 IK SloeK3lsrKaT. New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Mecks also United States Bends reported daily bv Jaccb B. Leng, N. E. Cor. Centre Squaic. New Yerk bTOCKs. blocks upward movement. Jan. II. 1:00 3.,x 10.00 iuuiiuyi Chicago & North Western Chicago. Mil. ft bt, Paul Canada Seuthci n C C & I. C It. It.... ... Del., Lack. & Western Delaware A Hudsen Canal Denver & UIe Grande 12! li(i is; 108 108,'i Kis. 51 .... 5lj '21 .... '21K liJ4 121 121 10G IOO.'h KKIJi 08!4 l)Ji (.14 llii .... I4,'' Wi Last Ten n., a. & Ga Hannibal & St. Jee Lake Sheic & Mich. Southern.. Manhattan Elevated Michigan Central Misseuti, Kansas A Texas N. Y Lake Erie & Western.... New Jersey Central N. Y., Ontaiie Wcstein New Yerk Central Ohie & Mississippi Ohie Central Pacific Mail btcamship Ce.... St, Paul & Omaha de Picferied Central Pacific Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash, St. Leuis & Pacific " Pietened Western Union Tel. Ce ll.i UVA MX 504 11 4 & 27'4 Ui 23ii sUJJ 357ft 'Kicj XI MS 37 92 mi 114 v7J "' '2:1 41" .IfiJC 417 33? JRISS W "y ' '" iit ni'A ii7K 3b e 'M,'A 47), " u,y. 77,' .. v. 7s P. M. PniLADBLruiA. Stocks unsettled. Pennsylvania R. R r M) Reading :vi , Lehigh VaHey 024 .... Lehigh Navigation Ex Div Ituttale, PltU. & cstci n av'S Northern Central Northern Pacific. :5." .. " Piefcrrcd i(, 7I,V Hcstenvillt ElectiicUndei ground Tel. Ce 120 P-0 Philadelphh. & Erie R. R Gunnison Mining Iowa Gulch Minim 30 ma ii'A WA 21 M 35 74 IS 120 170 3d P.M. 1:00 117 MVL nets ire?4 United States Bewdb. United States l per cenis 5 " J t.erai stecKs and Bends. Tar al. L:ib salt $105 HI 118.S 120 10? 112 102 105C 105 $175 103 105 140 130 135 l.(4.bt 202.51 145 75 141 5( 70.50 105 $114.-) 10c 105.5r 100 10B 80 L inc.Cily P pel ct. Lean, due 18S2. Ib85., " 1890., " 1895., " 5 per ct. In 1 or JO years " ft per ct . Scheel Lean . . " I " inler20cars. .$10)1 . 100 . 100 . 100 . 100 . 100 100 " 4 in 5 or 30 ears.. 100 " tt " in 10 or 20 years. 100 BANK STOCKS. tirst National Rank. $100 Farmers' National Itank 50 Lancaster County National Bank. . 50 Columbia National Rank 100 Kphrata National Bank 100 First National Rank, Columbia.. .. 100 First National Rank, Strasburg.... 100 First National Bank, Marietta 100 First National Bank, Mount Jey.. 100 Lititz National Bank 100 Manhelm National Bank 100 Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 50 New Helland National Bank 1(H) MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Quarryvlllc It. It., due 1893 $100 Reading & Columbia R. Rdue 1882 100 Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1886 loe Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., due in 1 or 20 ycais 100 Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., Stevens Heuse 100 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Quartyville R. R $ 50 f.t.i'i Millcrsvllle Street Car 50 25 Inquiicr Printing Company 50 :e Watch Factory loe 120 GusLightand Fuel Company.... 25 Stevens Heuse 100 Columbia Gas Company Columbia Water Company 2 Susquehanna Iren Company loe 7.1 Marietta llollewwarc loe TCKST1KE STOCKS. Big Spring & Beaver Valley i '25 $ 10.JI Budgcpert IJ '21 Columbia & Chestnut Hill '25 18 Columbia ft Washington 25 '20 Columbia & Big Spring 25 14.lt Lancaster & Ephrata '25 47.2f Lane, Elizabeth t'n & Middlet'n 100 51 Lancaster ft Fruitville. 50 50 Lancaster ft;Lltltz 25 ftl.re Lancaster & Williamstown 25 55 Lancaster ft Maner 50 Oi. Lancastcrft Manhelm 25 30.4 Lancaster A Marietta S3 25.' Lancaster & New Helland 100 85 Lancaster & Susquehanna 300 275. a Lancaster Willow Street 23 40.11 Strasburg ft Millport 25 21 Marietta ft Maytown 25 40 Marietta ft Mount Jnv 25 lSTATK OK JOSEPH 8EIPLK, LATE OF XJ Driiiuere tevrnhIi. deceased. The un dersigned Auditor, appointed te distribute the balance remaining In the hands of James Kcklin, uiln r 1st i at or In said estate, te and among the' gaily entitled te the same, will ill ler thai .rpose en SATURDAY, JANU ARY 2S. P.. at le o'clock a.m.. in the Library Roem et the Court Heuse In the city of Lan caster, wheiu nil persons Inteicstcd in said distribution may attend. 11I-3tw DAVID I. ECHE, Auditor. ISTATK OF GKOKGK ELSLEB.LATE OF It Clay town-hip, deceascil. Letters et administration en u.Ul estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto arc requested te make imme diate settlemeiil.aiul these having claims or demands againstthc same will present them vv itheut delay for settlement te the undersign ed, 'residing in Clay township, Lancaster county, Pa. PETER ELSBR, Administrator. TIIED EDITION. THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 12, 1882. WOLFE'S FOLLOWERS. INDEPENDENTS IN OOjnPAB. FATISIOTl FL'LL OK TALK. A Very Respectable Abscuiblage of Twe Hundred Representative Republicans Decide te Calls State Con vention for the 24th of Stay. Special dispatch te the Itellielcek. PniLADtLPiiiA,Jau. 12. Twe hundred respectable, influential Independent Re publicans made up the independent con vention. Jobu J. Piukerten, of West Chester, presided. Helahan. Kline, Zieg ler and Hank represented Lancaster county. The proceedings were very frothy. Mauy orators were present stiug ling for the delivery of speeches against boss domination, and tlnee hours of talk ensued from twenty speakers ou general issues and inconsequential points. It was finally leselved te calll a convention te nominate an independent tfxkct at Phila delphia, May 21, with the iindci standing that if any Republican nominees are sat sat isfacteiy they will eiuleisc them : if net they will nominate a new ticket. W. U. II. raPiiiLADi:ia'iiiA, Jan. 12. Twe hundred delegates, lcprescntiug almost every county in the state, assembled hcie this meining te discuss the advisability of placing an Independent Republican ticket in the field for state eiliceis, aud te form ulate some dcliuitc plan of action te be pin sued by the Independent Republi cans. The conference was called te order by Chairman McKec, and Jehn J. Pinker Pinker ten, of Chester, was chosen permanent chaiiman. Mes.sis. F. W. Leach, of this city ; F. M. Nichols, of Luernc ; B. S. Patterson, of Schuylkill, and W. A. Mitch ell, of Yvaucu, weic chosen .sccrctaiies. Mr. Nesbit, ofXerthumbeiland, ellcicd a lesolutieu that a convention be held en Apiil 20, 1S82, for the purpose of placiug in nomination a full Independent ticket fur ellices te be tilled at tiie geneial election next November. lien. Chailcs S. Wolfe, amid gieat ap plause, aicse te speak en the lesolutieu. lie said the cenfciencc had gathered as patiiets ami Republicans because the standard of tbe paity bad fallen into the hands of theso who dishonor it. This was the fust formal step toward legcncra legcncra tien. Mr. Dcrr, of Lebanon, elTeicd a substi tute for Nesbit's lcsolutien lccemmcnding te the state committee that they order conventions te be held m the different counties iei the put pose of sending dele gates te the tegular convention May 10th. He made a long speech in diicct opposition te the utterances of Mr. Wolfe and ad vocated lefenu within the party lines. Darlington, of Delaware, offered an amendment te Derr's substitute te Ncs bit'e lcsolutien, that a convention be held June 1st, for the purpose of cither ratify ing the nominations of the regular Re publicans, or nominating separate candi dates. After several speeches Nesbit's resolu tion, with May 24th inserted a-v date of convention, was adopted. Philadelphia was chosen as the place. I. D. McKee and Whaiten Barker, of Philadelphia, F. M. Nichols, of Wilkesb-iue, H. S. Mc Nair, of Yeik, aud C. W. Miller, of Craw ford, were appointed a committee for the purpose of selecting a committee composed of one fiem each senateiial district, te ar range an equitable basis for rcpicscuta rcpicscuta tien of the independent voters of the stale in the convention. The convention then adjoin tied sine die. TUK J5SUI: UMVKKTAIM. Predicting Gewen's Defeat en Third Street. PiiiLADRLPiiiA, Jan. 12. Mr. (Jewru leached the end of liis piexy liht at neon vv ith a total of 180,093 bharcs This is ex clusive of tlie Vaniierbilt holding, which will net be voted until the ISeud proxies aic iu. The n celiiif then adjourned until 2 p. m. The feeling en Third stieet is that with this vote, and including even the Vaudcrbilt holding, Gewen cannot lie elected. It is new the uenaial impulsion en TJiiid street that the Vandcrbilt vote in the Reading election will net be cast en the losing side. If Gewen can secnie an Jin disputable majority, including the Van dei btlt proxies, then they will be voted for Gewen. The Gewen vote se far polled is still censidciably sheit of the icquircd iiguic. daviiigi: SPEAKS IlieOpr nlii Argument te the Gultcati Case. Jury in ll:e Wasiiixgien', Jan. 12. A large ard in telligent audience was present this morn ing te listen te the argument in the Guitcau case. Mr. Davidge then took a position in front of the jury aud opened his argument. As Mr. Davidg progressed with his forcible argument the prisoner began te squirm and seen broke forth with his usual interruptions, snarling and commenting upon counsel's icmarks. Finding that Uavidge took no notice of him he gradually btibsided into complcte silence. M unlet mis Assault en a Prominent Citizen. Norfolk, Va., Jan. 12. A. M. Sykcs, a prominent qiti.en of Norfolk county, and a member of the firm et Jeseph L. Guy & Ce , wholesale liquor and tobacco dealers of this place, while going te his home iu Berk ley late last night, was seized from behind while in the sticets of that suburb by an unknown man. His head was thrown back and his threat cut just under the chin. Mr. Sykcs lies in a critical condi tion. There is no clue te his assailant. A l'einclc Jury Fixer. PniLMiLU'Hiv, Jau. 12. In the ef ef feit te day te empanel a jury in the case of Rebert Lystcr Smith for sheeting Samuel Josephs, a juror said lie had been approached by a Mrs. Mc Devitt, who asked him te de what be could for Smith. A warrant was issued for her an est. Affliction 2 ml Suicide. BoiseLNrovvN, N. J., Jan. 12. .Jacob Frazcr, a caipentcr employed at Downs & Finch's bhirt factory, at Jamcsburg, a few miles from this place, committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself. A few weeks age Frazer lest his wife and shortly after that his daughter became insane. These afflictions, it is supposed, prompted him te commit the rash act. Tlie Proposed Diocese of Willlaiugpert. The Episcopalians of Lancaster will be interested in knowing that the Rev. Dr. Hepkins, of Williamsport, announces that he has succeeded in raising mero than the amount required for endowing the ptopos ptepos ptopes ed new diocese of Williamsport. The sum given for this purpose exceeds $30,000. TVKATHER INDICATIONS. Washington, D. C, Jan. 12. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, increasing cloudi ness, followed during the night by rain or I ?uew, winds sinning te uenucasi ami I southeast. Fallng baiemctcr. Ne change Savings Bank Bobbed by Burglars. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 12. The safe of the savings bank of Bridge was broke np last night. Entrance te the room was gained by breaking the deer down w ith a sledge and crowbar. The safe was opened with dynamite. Charles A. Taft, the treasurer, says there was only a few dol lars of the bank money in the safe ; but as postmaster he loses 3100 in stamps. Ne trace has yet been found te the barglars. One Mera Unfertaante. Puiluelpuia, Jan. 12. Jennie Stew art, aged 35, committed suicide by taking laudanum in a Iieiika of ill. fame. 819 Weed street, this morning. She was a married woman but separated from her husband. Dry Goods Stere Burned Out. . Milwaukee. Wis. Jan.12 Charles Lan deck's store of dry goods and notion was destroyed by fire last night. JLess 820,000. Wisconsin' Legislature In Session. Milwaukee, Jan.12. The Legislature of Wisconsin convened at Madisen at neon yesterday. ii'OJi XOTICES. 1STaTK OF IIKNKV K. McrANN, LATE Xj et Fulton township, deceased. The un dersigned auditor, appointed te pass upon ex ceptions te the account et Jehn 11. Jieekwcll aud U. IJ. Webster, executers el said deceased, te and among these legally entitled te the same, will sit for that purpose en THURS DAY, the '2t.th day or JAXUAUY. 182. at 10 e clock a. m., in the Library Keem of the Court Heuse, in the city of Lain aster, where all per sons interested in n.ild distribution may at tend, n. McSlULLBN. j-.tw Auditor. ESTATK OF ANDREW F.HcNKAL, LATE et Colerain township, deceased. The uuuersigueu Auuuer. appointed te distribute the balance remaining in the hands et J. Itlackburn. administrator, te and among these legally entitled te the same, will sit fei tint purpose en WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1N, at 1(1 o'clock iu m.. in the Library Roem et the Court Heuse, iu the city et Lancaster, v here all persons interested in said distribu tion may attend. A. O. XEWPHER. jl-j'tw Auditor. ESTATK OFVALKHTME BAKKB, LATK or East llcmpfleld township. Lancaster county, deceased. Letters testamentary en said estate having been granted te the under signed all persons indebted le said decedent are lequestcdte make immediate settlement, and these having claims or demands against ""J -suuc et sum iieceecnt, te maKu Known the same te the undersigned without delav, lcsidingin East Hemplieltl township. JOHNMHRRICII, ABRAHAM blURRlClI, A. O. N em riiER, Executers. Attorney. 127-ltd6tw E SJTATK OF KLJZAnKTU CHAItLu. Late of Washington Borough, Lancaster county. Pa., deceased. Letters testamentary en said estate having been granted te the un dersigned, all persons indebted thereto are re micsted te make inline Hate settlement and these having claims or demands against tlie same vv ill present them without delay ler set tlement te the mulct bigucd. IS. K. slIULTZ. Executer, Washington Borough, Pa. Wvt. B. Givkv, AH Locust street, Columbia, Pa.. Attorney. dMtw JjlSTATK OF MARY JAMES, LATE OF Sit Iiruniere township, Lancaster Ce.. dec'il. Letters testamentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned nil persons indebted thereto are lcqucbtcu te make imme diate payment, and these having claims or de mands against the same will present them without delay ler settlement te the undersign ed, lcsidingin Diumere township. GEO. W. WESTCOTT, Executer. Mechanic's Grev e, Lancaster county. Pa. J AMi-3 M. Walker Att'y. diMitw- IjVSTATK OF ISAAC JUOU3K1C, LATE OF J West Lampeter township, dec-eased. Letters testamentary tn said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto are requested te make imme diate p.ij incut, and these having claims or de mands against the same will present them w itheut delay lersc ttlcinent te the undersign ed, tesiding in West Lampeter township, Lan caster county. Pa. JOHN HOUSER, JACORR. IIOUSKR, II. Cvui'KNTKB. Executers. Attorney. n.IO Gtw ASSIGNED KSTATK OK SAMUfcLH-LK-VAN, of Lancaster, City. Pa. The un dersigned auditor, appointed te distribute the balance remaining in the hands of E. M. llesietter, esq., assignee ler the benefit et creditors, &c, te and among these legally en titled te the same, will sit for that purpose en TUKSDAY. JANUARY 10th. 1882, at ill o'clock a. in., in the Library Roem et Ihc Court Heuse, in the CP r et Lancaster, wliere all per sons intcrcstid lu -aid distribution may at tend. HUGH R. FULTON, 114 Ctw Auditor. Es WTATE OF MARVG. KCKEliT LATE OF Maner township, ilete.ised. The nndcr- sigiieu aiuiiter apiMiinted te illslrlbute Hie balance rciuainmg in the h mils of Jehn N. Weeds, administrator of said deceased te anil among tlioselegallycntititledtethusame.wlll sit for that purpose en Thursday, December PJtli, A. D. 18SI, at 10 o'clock u. in., lu the libraiy loom of the court house, in the city of Lancaster, where all persons interested in said disti il.utien may attend. d. Mcmullen, dT-l.tw Auditor. ifSTATK OF EL1ZA1ILTM .VI. OKXDKK, J late et Druinere township, dee'd. Letters testamentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto aie ieq nested te make immedi ate settlement, ami these having claims or do de mauds against the same will present them without delay for settlement te the under signed, icsiding in Drumeie township, JOSEPH D. MOORK, Executer. Mechanics' Greve. Laiic-i-ster county. Pa. James M. Walker, Att'y. i!28- Ctw JEWELRY. ILLY, HANKS & BIDDLE. 1882. BAILEY, BANKS, BIDDLE. In opening the business of a New Year we hav c the pleasure el looking back with tlie highest K.i'isractlen en that et the J ear which is pat. --1882-- Theic aie several causes which have con tributed te the exceptional success of our en en deavers te gratify lefined taste at modcrate cost, und en a greatly inci cased scale. 1882 VV c s-.Iected with Hie grc.itest ctue In Euiepc an immense stock et choice goods which pievcd te be witneut exception the best bieught te this country. 1882 I!y making our selections iu petsen, giving exclusive orders In ample time, pitichasiiig en an cuoiineus scale, and paying actual cash jer all we pui chased, we secured the ad van tage of the v ci y low est pi ices. 1882 Thus vc were enabled te satisfy buyers and giatify them bv mai king our goods at a small advance en the low prices we paid ler th"in. 1882- Wcaic warranted in largely incacasiug our business ler 1882. Wehavcmadcarrangcmcnts by which we shall be able te mark our geed j at even closer prices than In 1831. Wcwill have a larger stock, and our decorative goods vv ill be even ineic attractive than they have been. With the continued increase et business there is no Increase in the ratio of expense et carry lug it en, but en tin: contrary, the great er business we de, the mere favorable prices we can make te buyers. -1882- Af et old we send by express " en approval" such articles as may be debited by persons who cannot in person visit us. BAILEY. BANKS, BIDDLE, Jewelers, Silvwsmititf AND IMPORTERS OF GEMSand FANCY GOODS Twelfth and Chestnut Sts., PHILADELPHIA. J J.L. bTLII.MET,5 AllOlUCy. jll-ctw I in tempcratute.