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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE k THURSDAY. JANUARY 26 18&2.
partments gave employment te about one
bundled bands, nearly all of whom are,
temporarily at least, thrown out of em
ployment. Among the works printed
by the company were the following :
The Lancaster Inquirer, weekly ; the
Lutheran Observer, Philadelphia ; the
Heme Mirror, Colerado ; the Missionary
Journal, Yeik, Pa. ; the Watchman, a
local Lutheran piper ; the Sunday Scheel
Herald, Little Ones, Augsburg Teacher,
Augnburg Lessen Boek, all primed for the
Lutheran publication beard, Philadelphia ;
the People's Magazine, Philadelphia ; the
C7i7drei'iiVi7ic!,Pliilftdelphia; Hill'a Lead
ing Mining Casts, a quarterly, Washington,
D. C. ; Cepp's Landowner, weekly, Wash
ington, D. V. ; Heal Estate Jietiew, Wash
ington, D. C. ; the Christian Weman, Ger Ger
mauiewn, Pa. ; Knights of Pythias, a mag
azine, monthly. Washington, D. C. The
matter for Oedey's Lady,s Boek was also
put in type audtcreetyped by the Inqui
rer company, biit the plates were printed
in Philadelphia.
The stereotype plates of a large number
of books that had been printed, or wcie
in pi ecess of printing, were entirely de
stroyed. Among these were the life of
Stephen Paxseu ; life of Luther ; Brooks'
arithmetics ; a work ou diphtheria ; a work
en steam engines, ami many ethers.
The building and hat store of Peter
Weber en the south and the clothing store
of Hirsh & Brether en the north of the
burnt building, were considerably damaged
by water, te what extent the owners are
net yet prepared te state.
The liquor store of A. B. ShaeQcr, and
the drug store of And. G. Frey were also
damaged slightly by water, and Mr.
Shaeficr had perhaps $100 worth of bottled
liqueis carried oft' during; the hasty "re
moval of hi3 goods from the store room.
In Ices than fifteen minutes ever eighty
ban els of liquor v.eie removed and lay
en Neith Queen btrcet, above Orange, for
hours while the fire raged.
J. P. McCaskcy, owner and publisher of
the Scheel Jaurnal and of the Penn Cel
lectien of Music, leres severely in plates,
stock and ether equipment of his publicn publicn
tlensi ; his insurance of $2,500 ran out a
very short time age, aud had net yet been
scncwi'fi.
Tbe Gallant firemen.
The firemen cannot be tee highly com
mended for their conduct during this the
most, tcrrible fire with which Lancaster
has cicr been afllictcd. It might have been
supposed that some of the volunteers
would have -felt tere and been indifferent,
or at least lukewarm in their efforts, con
sideling the fact that within a few days
the volunteer department is te be super
seded by a paid department. But net se ;
every company labored heroically and in
telligcntly in quenching and preventing
the spread of the flames. There was no
quarreling, but each cempauy did its level
best te excel the ether in their unselfish
labors the companies that are te
be mustered out, as well as theso
that arc te remain in the re
organized department. Especial praise
is due te Assistant Engineer Harry
N. Hewell, who, in the absence el Mr.
Fred Arneld, chief engineer of the .de
partment, was in command of the volun
teer forces. He was untiring from the
beginning te theend of the fire aud was
always at the right place" at the right
time.
The lircmcu were entertained by several
residents in the neighborhood. Mrs.
Franciscus and her daughters Sallie Fran
ciscus, and Mrs. Yackley, whose home
was en lire and in imminent danger of
being destieyed, being the foremost te
forget their own dapper and minister te
the firemen by famishing- them with
coffee aud ether refreshments.
Ne very serious accidents resulted from
the fall of the wall A, though several fire
men were struck by pieces of brick and
mortar. The most seriously injured per
son was Mr. Geerge Rothermel, one of the
foremen in the composing room, having
his bead rather severely cut by a piece of
the falling cornice. His wound is net
dangerous.
List or Insurances.
Following is as full a list of the insurances
as we have been able te obtain :
On the Inquirer building Springfield,
of Massachusetts, $3,000 ; Phoenix, of
Broeklyu, $2,000 ; Americau, of Philadel
phia, $3,500 : and a leasehold insurance of
$2,500 total, $13,000. Rife & Kaufman
are the local agents of all the above com
panies. On personal property of the Iuquirer
company Girard, of Philadelphia, $3,000 ;
Royal, of Liverpool, $5,000 ; Norwich
Union, of England, $1,500; Hamburg
Magdeburg, $1,500 total, $11,000, with
Rife & Kaufman, agcuts. Insur
ance Company of North America,
S2,500; Pennsylvania Fire, $4,000; Liver
pool, Londen and Glebe, $5,000 total,
$11,500, with H. S. Gara. agent.
Phfenix, of Londen, $3,000; Ham
burg, of Brcmen, $3,000; Niagara,
of N. Y., $2,500 ; Firemen's Fund, $1,000,
with !1. H. Brcncman agent ; United
Firemen's, of Philadelphia, $2,300, with
A. A. Hcrr as agent ; Get-mania, of N.
Y., $2,500, with Mr. Welchans agent
Total m personal property, $39,000 ; ea
real and personal, including leasehold,
$32,000.
William Cline's" billiard room in the
Diffendeiffer building was insured for
$1,000 in the Williamsburg company as
stated above.
Jehn Hicrecnz holds insurance en his
beet and shoe store asjfollews : With
Rife & Kaufman, in the fiamburg-Magde-buig,
$1,000. With A. A. Herr. in the
National, N. Y-, $1,500 ; in the Newark,
N. J.. $1,000 ; in the Guardian, of Londen,
$1,000. With J3. F. Shenk, in the Reading
Fire, $500, and the Clinten, N. Y.; $1,000.
With Mr. Breneman, in the Hamburg
or Bremen, $1,000. With Bausman &
Burns, in the Bowery, N. Y., $1,000. With
C. E. Wcutz, in the Reading Mutual,$500.
Total $8,500.
PhareBW. Fry's insurances are as fol fel
lows : With Rife & Kaufmau, in Heme
of New Yerk, $750 ; with A. A. nerr &
Ce., in Newark, N. J., $1,000 : with H. S.
Gara, in Insurance Cempauy of North
America, $750 ; with H. R. Breneman, in
Hamburg of Bremen, $1,000, and Niagara
of New Yerk, $C00 ; and in the Valley
Mutual of Lebanon, $1,000 total, $5,100.
Dr. Moere has an insurance of $1,600 en
the houses Nes. 14 and 16 East Orange
street, in the American of Philadelphia,
which will mere than cover the less.
Peter Weber has an insurance en his
stock of hats and caps of $4,000 in the
Heme of New Yerk.
Hirsh Bre.'B have an insurance of $3,000
each with companies of which Messrs.
Shenk and Gara are agents. The lef s is
net heavy.
The building north of the Inquirer build
in tr, owned by Diffenderfier Bres., and
which was itself once badly burned, has
suffered considerable damage by flre,
water and the falling walls. Mr. F. R.
Diffenderfier has net estimated the dam
age, which will Jjkcly be Several thousand
dollars. He . has $8,000 insurance distri
buted among the agencies of J. H. Metz
ler, Rife & Kaufman, H. R. Breneman
and B. F. Shenk.
A. B. Shacfter's less will be about
$73. and A. G. Frcy's is slight.
Dr. Merris, of Mishler's Herb Bitters,
lest $1,000 worth of electrotypes and has
no insurance.
Insurance Lesses Settled.
The losses of Jehn W. Lewell by the
late fire at his cellar factory, near the In
quirer building, were settled and paid by
tbe insurance agents te-day, Mr. L. re
ceiving $2, 906.04.
THE lNyUIRKB COMPANY.
A Krief History of tbe Institution.
The institution of which the property is
new only a mass of ruins, was the out
growth of the weekly Inquirer, formerly
owned and run by the late Stuart A.
Wylie, son-in-law of Geerge Brnbaker,
esq. Te Mr. Wylie's energy, te Mr. Bru
bakei's skillful management of his estate
and organization of the company after his
decease.and te the direction of the Messrs.
Wickersham, lately in control, is due the
npbuilding of a business which had ob
tained a reputation throughout the entire
country and which had given employment
te ever a hundred, and at times te as many
as two hundred men and women, boys and
girls of this city.
The Inauirer was started en Jau. 1, 1859,
by Stuart A. Wylie, Jacob D. Gumpf, and
J. W. Gaintner, who en Sept. 1,' purchased
and consolidated with it the American
Press and Bepublican, and enlarged their
publication. In 1800 Mr. Wylie acquired
entire control and from July 7, 1802, te
Feb. 13, 1804 he published a daily edi
tion. On May 1st, 18C8, ex -County
Treasurer Ellwood Griest took au interest
in the business, the paper was enlarged
and the concern greatly developed in the
job printing, book binding and stereotyp
ing departments. It was in that year
that the fine building just destroyed was
erected, and it was opened for business in
February, 1869.
The Fermer Flre.
During Mr. Wylie's ownership of the es
tablishment it had a memorable experi
ence of fire. It was then located en
Christian street in the rear of the
Mayer property, new occupied by Messrs.
Roseustein and Ringwalt, and between 2
and 3 a. m. en Saturday, January 20, 18C7,
a bitter cold night, it was discovered te be
en lire. The water froze in the hose and
all the firemen could de was te save the
adjoining property. Mr. W.'s less was
$14,000 and insurance $8,000. The office
was rebuilt but the business was seen
afterwards removed te the new building.
t he New Company.
Mr Wylie died June 12, 1872 and his
surviving partner. Majer Gricat, and Gee.
Brubaker organized the printing and pub
lishiug company, the stock of which at
first was held by a large number of persons
and has been gradually settling in a few
hands. After sem3 vicissitudes under dif
ferent management, J. nannum Jenes, new
of Gedcy's Lady i5oe.-,gavo it mere eiudctit
organization and superiutendency than it
had ever had ; and under the direction of
his successor, J. Hareld Wickersham, its
affairs were coming into better shape atd
premising geed returns. Seme years age
the company sold the weekly Inquirer te
its editor and owner, Majer Ellwood
Griest, whose stock was exchanged for
it, and Mr. J. P. McC.isk-y is understood
te have lately exchanged his stock for Dr.
Wickersham's interest in the ScJtoel Jour
nal. At present there are 903 shares of stock
in the company, of which the Messrs.
Wickersham have 505, a decided majeiity;
the estate of Stuart A. Wylie has 90 ; bis
widow, new Mrs. Eugene H. Munday, of
Philadelphia, has 57; and Prof. Edw.
Brooks, of Millcrsvillc, with 40 sharea, is
the next largest holder.
Te He Contlnueit
The sale of the property has been con
firmed by the orphan's court and the com
pany was of course obligated te take it at
the price agreed upon. With the $13,000
insurance upon the building another can
likely be built upon the let which will
answer the purposes of the concern, though
probably net en the same plan, as the
structure which has been destroyed. The
less en personal proparty,""steck and fix
tures is certainly far iu excess of the
insurance and the company has re
ceived a blew which may be
fatal te it as an organization. Dr.
Wickersham says very positively, how
ever, that the business will be continued
in some shape or ether. As an earnest of
this his son started te Philadelphia this
morning te buy type, and a temporary
composing room will likely be fitted up in
Lecher's building. The ether printing
efiicps in the city have offered te de all tbe
press work of which their facilities will
admit, te enable tlie Inquirer company te
continue its publications without interrup
tien, lhe weekly inquirer will print a
half sheet cditieu en its usual day of pub- ,
Iicatien this week.
As the Messis. Wickcisham own a ma
jerity of the stock, the futuie of the cstab.
lisTimeut is entirely within their control,
aud it will no doubt be reorganized with
comparatively few partners.
COLUMBIA SEWS.
DDK ttEGULAU CORRESPONDENCE
As it has been his usual habit for many
yeais te give a birthday party, Mr. Milten
Wike yesterday celebrated his 51st birth
day. About fifty of his most intimate
friends assembled at hisheuse at 3 o'clock,
te partake of his generous hospitality. A
bountiful lepast had been provided, the
large extension table fairly groaning uuder
the lead of geed things, and all
did ample justice te them. Mr. Wike is
ene of our leading citizens, always ready
te give and take a joke. lie has served
several terms with the school beard, and
se well did he de his duty that it caused
general regret wheu he declined another
nomination. He is as hale new as he was
twenty-five years age, bearing his age
remarkably well for the rough life he
has since boyhood been compelled te
lead.
A Narrow Escape.
At the Shawnee rolling mill yesterday
afternoon, about 1:30 o'clock, Themas
Callaton, a young man employed at the
works, was taking a piece of sheet iron
from its resting place near the heavy
squeezer, and in doing se slipped and fell
against the large fly wheel ; one arm ly
ing en the cogs aud his legs through the
spokes of the wheel. As he was about te
be precipitated te certain death,
the wheel having made a-half rev
olution or mere, he . caught a
pest aud with an almost superhuman ef
fort, pulled himself out of his dangerous
predicament. The wheel make's some two
hundred revolutions a minute. Mr. Calla
ton had one arm fractured at the elbow,
and his side was hurt considerable. It is
thought probably that he has received
internal injuries. Dr. Craig attended him
and the sufferer was made as comfei table
as possible.
lloreugn Uriels.
Snow, rain, ice yesterday. Going down
te Lancaster te hear Kellogg? Eight inch
ice lifted. Guiteau verdict the ruling sen
sation. Miner-Rooney excellent combina
tion Saturday night. Elocution club ladies
trying their voiees iu the opera house.
Railroad employees suspended for attend
ing firemen's ball have been restored. In
the Marietta lecture course Mies Lelia
Parti idge will lecture, Jan. 27, en " We
Girls ;" Wm. Parsons en Feb. 14 en "The
Hemciic Age." Robiusen's capital
"Humpty Dumpty " te-morrow eve.
Mrs. Charles Smith, Walnut street, dan
gerously ill. Wm. Shinier convalescent.
Jesse Hamaker, Union street, aged 43. has
died of typhoid fever, after a brief illness
Mr. Charles Ryau and sister returned te
Erie, and Miss Eva Nesbit te Pert De
posit. Miss Ryen of Pettsvllle vis
itiner Mrs. R. T. Ryen. Mrs.
Rebecca Debbins and Mrs. Alfred
Cookman, of Philadelphia, guests of Mrs.
A. Bruner. Miss Jessie Wall, guest of
Mrs. Chas. Smith, has returned te Phila
delphia. Jehn Williams, brakemaa en
the Columbia shifter, had his feet hurt
last night while shifting a train.
The Man Who Stele a Wrappar.
In addition te the wrapper of Alderman
Iiarr, which was found in the possession of
Henry Davis, the tramp, who was arested
yesterday, a pair of men's stocking were
feand en him, which are believed te have
been stolen. Davis will have a hearing en
Saturday evening.
SIR. BUCHANAN'S ADVISEES.
' I Snail aiake mj own Cabnet.".
Ferney's Pi egress.
President James Buchanan was exceed
ingly touchy, when they advised him as
te the formation of his cabnet. In a letter
te Mr. Ferney, dated " Wheatland, near
Lancaster, 13th December, 1856," The
president elect wrote :
"I have thought and still think that
the attempt of a few of my friends in
Philadelphia te excite a discussion in the
party en the question, whether Pennsyl
vania should or should net have a cabinet
office, with a view te kill Glancey Jenes,
was unkind aud impolitic. It has, I as
sure you, had a contrary effect, both en
the public and ou myself, from what was
intended. Since this was known, I have
received mere fetters iu favor of the ap
pointment of Jenes te the cabnet than
any ether man. I have net determined
whether I shall or shall net select a cabi
net minister from Pennsylvania, but one
thing is quite certain, I shall make my own
cabinet. I am sorry te perceive from two
letters from Mr. Cobb, which yen gave
Magraw te show me, that he will accept
no cabinet appointment except the de
partment of State. It was kind in him te
give me notice of this determination in
advauee."
The italics are Mr. Buchauau's. In a
postscript he says :
" I have as kind a feeling and high re
spect for Mr. Cobb as I entertain for any
ether gentleman in the Union. I knew
his ability and his worth, aud am truly
sorry that if I should finally cenclude te
offer him a cabinet appointment, this must
be either the premiership or nothing."
Discharged.
.The niaver had enlv four trarans before
him this morning ar.d discharged them all.
M'JiCZAZ. notices.
A revolution In the treatment et nerveu
diseases Is new taking place. Dr. Bensen, e
Ualtlmerc, has discovered a sure remedy lu
Ids Celery and Chamomile Pills they perma
nently cure sick und nervous headache, neu
ralgia, dyspepsia, sleeplessness and nil nerv
ous diseases.
Gelden's Liebig's Liquid licet and Tonic In In In
vlgorater imparts diviiMh te body and mind.
Tele )ie ether. JlO-lwcedSw
Many miserable people dras themselves
about with falling f-trengtb, feeling that they
arc sinking into their graves when Pariter's
(linger Tonic would begin with the first dose,
te bi lug vitality and strength back te them.
Sun. la2-lmdcodwcew
"L.lte, Urenttt, iseauty.'
" M hat we all admire" and hew te secure It:
A fine head of hair in Its natural color Is such
tin adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes
Keed leeks should neglect te use "Londen
Hair Celer Restorer," the most cleanly and de
light fill article ever introduced te the Amerl
f m people. It is totally different from all
ethers net sticky or gummyi and free lrem
all impute Ingredients that ivinlcrinany ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives It new life, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy, causing lhe hair
te grew where it had fallen off or become thin,
docs net soil crstnin anything, and Is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared as te make it a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Restorer" la sold by all druggists,
at 7" cents a beltle. Mx bottles ler $1.
eci3M.V.S&w
Ge te 11. B. Ceciir.m's lirug store, 137 North
Queen street, for Mrs. V-ecman's New Na
tional Pyex. Fer brightness and durability et
eelnr,niu liiieqnuled. Celer trem 2 te 300111111?.
IMieelieiis in nugliiii and Gemmn. Price. 15
cents.
Aveie u galloping consumption by the time
ly use of Hale's Heney et Horcheund and Tar.
l'ikt-'s Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
JlU-lwdced&w
"Itiiclinp.iiba."
New, quick, complete cure 4 days, urinary
nttectlens.-smartlng, frequent or dlfllcull uri
nation, kidney diseases. $1. Druggists. Depot,
Jehn F. Leng & Sens.
KK3CUKD FltOai DKATU
Thufollewlngstatcnicntol William J Cough-
II 11, of Semervlllb, jluss., Is se remarkable that
we beg ti usk ler it the attention of our read
er. He says : ".In the fall of I87i I was taken
withu violent bleeding of the lungs lollewcd
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
nppctitu :md flesh. I. was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
et 1S77 I was admitted te the City Hospital.
While tiicie the doctors said 1 had a hole in
my left lung us big as a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever u hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. I was se far gene at one time a report
went ai emul that I was dead. I gave up hope,
but e. ft lend told me rtt Dn. W:.r. Hall's Balsam
pei: tub Lujies. 1 laughed at my friends, think
ing that my cae was imuralilc. Mil 1 get a'
bottle 'e satisfy them, when te 'my surprise
and gratification, 1 commenced te leel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, ami to
day 1 feel In better spirits than 1 have the past
three years.
" I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that cvoryerie nflllctcd with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take Dr. Win. Hall's Balsam
ter the Lung-, and be convinced that cori ceri
suinp'Mi can be cured. 1 have taken two
bottles and can positively say that it has done
mere geed t'lau all oilier medicines 1 have
taken since my sickness. My cough has 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 Queen .
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Quiiilue nmt Arsenic
F01111 the basis of many of the Ague reme
dies in the market, and are the last resort et
physicians and people who knew no better
medicine te employ, for this- distressing com
plaint. . The efTects et either of there drugs
are destructive te the system, producing hcad
uche, intestinal di-Drders, vertigo, dizziness,
ringing in the cars, and depression of the con
stitutional health. Ateb's Acre CunK Is a veg
etable discovery, containing; neither quinine,
arsenic, nor any deleterious ingredient, and is
nn infallible and rapid cure for every form of
Fever and Ague, llsellccts arc permanent and
certain, and no injury can result trem Its use.
Besides being a positive cure ler Fever and
Ague in all its forms, it is ale a superior rem
edy for Liver Complaints. It is an excellent
tonic and preventive, as well ai cure, of all
complaints pceuliar toanalarieus, marshy and
miasmatic dlstriets. By direct action en the
Liver and biliary apparatus, it stimulates the
system te a vigorous, healthy condition. Fer
sale by all dealer. 1 13-1 wdeed&w
"Wli ti rasps Much Holds Little." The
proprietors et Ely's Cream Balm de net claim
It te be a cure-all, but a sure remedy for Ca
tarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses the nasal
passages et catarrhal viru-, causing healthy
secretions, allays inflammation and irritation,
protects the nicmbranal linings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the senses of taste and
smell. Beneficial results are realized by a tew
applications. A thorough treatment as di
rected will cure catarrh. The Balm Is easy te
use and ngrccab'.e. Sold by druggists nt 50 cms.
On receipt et SO cents will mall a package.
Send ter circular with full information.
ELY'S CBEAM BALM CO., Oswego, X, Y.
Fer talc by nil the Lancaster druggists.
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" Skin Diseases " unred by Dr. Swayne's
Ointment.
What is mure distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure In
"Swayne'sOIntment " is past our comprehen
sion. The worst cases of tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te it3 wenderlul all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the face and blotches en the
skin are removed by u-lng this healing oint
ment. Perfectly irafc and harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itching Piles Symp
toms nre moisture, Intense Itching, particu
larly at night aftei getting warm in bed ;
ether parts are sometimes affected, fcwaync's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne &
Sen, Kl North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom all letters should be addressed.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
f.inS0-.1mdTTh&F&w
Tbaaks.
Themn Heward, Bradford, Pa., writes: "I
enclose money for Spring; Blessem, as 1 said I
would it it cured me; my dyspepsia Has van
ished with all Its symptoms. Many thanks ; I
shall never be without It in the house." Price
50 cents, Fer pale nt il. B. Cochran's drug
store, 137 North. Queeu street. Lancaster.
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE.
The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter.chapped hands,
chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin eruption-,
freckles and pliuples. The salve is
i ..arantced te give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henrj's Carbolic Balve, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents.
Seli n Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
137 nd -eJ North Queen street.
A Geed Angel's Visit A Tale et "Beca
dslts."
Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad and sighing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, new scarce could keep
Irem crying; ler, eh," she said, "'tis a dis
grace te sec with screlula, iny lace se badly
marred!" then said her friend, "Kesadalls will
your troubles end." Blanche coiled en Kate
netlier day and found her once mere blithe
and gay, her face as radiant, skin as lair, as
any maiden's anywhere. Fer skin diseases
and impure bleed, there's nothing In the
world sogeod as Resadalls, 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, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
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- .tlemcrrii .Moment :i aietnersl:
Aie you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by u s,ick child suffering ami crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ?
it .-., go at ence and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRU l. It will re
lieve the peer little 9uilercr Immediately de
pend upon it; there l no mistake about It.
There is net u mother en eaith who lias ever
used it, who will net tell you at once that It
will reg ate the bowels, anil give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
epcratln glike magic. It Is perfectly sale te
use in all cased, and pleasant te the taste, and
is the prescription et one et the eldest and
best fomale physician and nurses in the
United State. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
Lettie. "inrMvdfcwM.W&S
Silver Cbekk, N. Y Feb. 6, 1880.
G Birrs I have been very low and have tried
everything, te no advantage. I heard your
Hep Bitters recommended by se many I con
cluded te give them a trial. I did, and new am
around, and constantly Improving, and am
nearly as strong as ever.
W. II. WELLKR
TOE t'A ICUIS US FKlliXO
Dr. Uarber'slted Herse Powders are tbe best
In the market. They are net a mere feed made
et inert and cheau materials, but a verltable
Medicine. They contain lour times the strength
or ordinary horse and cattle powders, and wiH
cure and fatten stock In one-fourth the time,
acting ai once upon the digestive organs and
secretions, and may be sarely relied upon for
the euro of coughs, colds, distemper, glanders
and all diseases or horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs und poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality of milk in cows and keep
all kinds of stock in a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere at 20e. per pack, 0 ler $1; large
size luc., or .': for $1. Sold In 1-ancaster nt
Cochran'- Di r.); Stere, 137 and 139 North Queen
streets. aujr2-lydced&wl
A Ceugii, Celd or sere lnreat sneutd de
stepped. Neglect frequently results In an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's urenchiul Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud balsams,
but act directly en the Inflamed parts, allaying
Irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and PublicSpeakers aiesubject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recemmended by phyal
cians, and always give ucrlcct satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly 11 entire generation, they have at
tained we) .nerlted rank nmeng the tew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 23 cents a box
everywhere. m-lvdTTh&S&lvw
MAltRIAGJZS.
Steinjian Hale. At Beading, Pa., en Jan.
2Hh, by the Kev. William P. Orrick, D. D.,
rector of Christ cathedral, and the Bev. Chas.
B. Hale, D. I)., et Baltimore. Andrew J. Stein
man, of this city, te Careline Morgan,
daughter et the late Jehn M. Hale, or Bend
ing, ltd
VEA.TUS.
Exqlk. Jan. 25, 188-2, in this city, Margaret
Knglu, in the (icth year of her age.
The relatives and Iricnds et the deceased arc
invited te attend her funeral, en Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock, from the residence of Thes.
Helt, Ne. 4G2 Seuth Queen street, without fur
ther notice. ltd
Miller. In this city, en Jan, 2S, 18s2, Geerge
M. Miller, aged 29 years, 11 months and 2 days.
Netice of liineral hereafter.
NEW AJ VJBKTISEJUJi.VTS.
lirANTEU-A WHITE GIRL FOR
eral Housework in a small family
GUN
Apply at
ii
433 WEST OKANGK STKKKT.
ALL DISEASES O V THE LUNtiS,
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, which
yearly carry thousands 10 untimely graves,
can undoubtedly be cuicd by the treatment
pursued by
Dlt. II. D. LOXUAKEit.
Ne feeling of egotism prompts the exhibition
of the numerous certificates et cures that can
be seen at the Docter's Office 13 East Walnut
street, Lancaster.
Consultation tree. 2G-3td&wil
DLMUUltATIC PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters or Lancaster city
will meet at their usual voting places en
SATUBDAY EVENING, JANUARY 88,
BETWEEN 7 AND 8 O'CLOCK.
te make general nominations for the several
offices te be filled at the coming municipal
elections, Including Mayer Scheel Directors,
and City Committeemen ; Members of Select
Councils from the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards; Common
Ceuncllmcn and Ward Officers; Aldermen in
the First, Fifth and Eighth wards.
And en
SATURDAY, FEBltL'AUY 4,
FneM C te 8 p. sr. (except In the Eighth ward,
where the elections will be held from 3 te 8 r.
ai.), te settle the candidates.
The voting places will be as follews:
First Ward Shober's hotel.
Second Ward Thee. Wcnc'ltz's saloon.
Third Ward Efflngcr's.
Fourth Ward RethwellerV.
Fifth Ward Philip Wall's Green Tree hotel.
Slxh Ward Jeseph Kautz's .saloon.
Seventh-Ward Kuhlman's.
Eighth Ward Albert Kohlheas's.
Ninth Ward Arneld Haas's.
BY ORDEit OF THE COMMITTEE.
TCIKKt FIRE! FIRE!
Removal.
Owing te my stock and place et business at
Ne. 57 North Queen street being destroyed by
Arc and In order te accommodate my friends
and customers I have ic-epcned at
129 North Queen Street,
HOWEL'S BUILDING,
WITH A SEW STOCK OF
WALLPAPERS
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN POLES,
CORNICES. BRACKETS, &C
Thankful ler past patronage I ask for a con
tinuance et the same at my New Place of
business.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 129 NORTH UUKEN ST.
NTW AHVERT1SE3I&XTS.
KE-OFJsNING.
TA YLOBTS DANCING SCHOOL
will open TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVEN
ING at Excelsior Bell, East King street. All
scholars are requested te attend. ltd
rrUfK ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
X Steckbalders of the American Mechanics'
Building and Lean Association will be held
en SATOBDAY EVENING (23th Inst.) at 7.
o'clock. Election of Officers, Auditors' rcpeit,
etc
Place of meetlngwUl be hereatter an
neunced. WM. T. JEFEHIES,
26-3td . Secretary.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween P. A. Metzger. B. F. Bard and C. F.
Haughman in the Dry Goods business at Ne.
43 West King street, Lancaster, Pa, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, B. F. Bard
retiring trem the firm. The business will be
continued by the remaining partners at the
old stand. P. A. METZGEB.
B. F. BARD.
C. F. HAUGHMAN.
January 25, 1S82. jiV3td
SK YOUR GROCER FOR
Eby, Stehman Ss Oe.'s
MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
the best In the market. This flour will yield
mere bread te the barrel than the old process
flour. Try It and be convinced. l-.O-dU
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
Having sold te the Pennsylvania railroad
company the equipment and icoed will of my
FAST FREIGHT LINE, It will be withdrawn
as an Individual Line en FEBRUARY 1.
Hereafter all Freight sent te Depots at Deck
street and Frent and Pine streets, Philadel
phia, will be taken In charge anil promptly
forwarded by the Company.
In discontinuing the business. I desire te
express my sincere thanks te the public ler
the large patronage given this line during the
long period trem Its establishment te the pres
ent day. JOHN R. B1TNER.
.Lancaster, Pa.. Jan. 26, 1882. 26-5 td It
J7ULTON OPERA IIOUSK.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
OF
AMERICA'S GREATEST PRIMA-DONNA.
MISS CLARA LOUISE
KELLOGG,
Assisted by the following distinguished
artists: MlhS CLARA POOLE. Contralto ;
SIG. BRIGNOL1, Tener: SIG. TAGLIAP1E
TRA, Baritone; S. LIEBLING, Pianist; T.
ADAMOWSK4, Violinist; ADOLPH CLOSE,
Accompanist.
This will be the only opportunity et hearing
Miss Kellegg. an she retires trem public lite
with the close et her present engagement,
Tbe diagram ter the sale of setts at Chas. H.
Barr's book store. ADMISSION. 81.00. Ne
extra charge for reserved seats.
26-ltd ELIAS BARR, Manager.
TULTOjS opera house.
SATUBDAY, JANUARY 28,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
COL. ROBINSON'S
NEW COL09SUS TRICK
Humpty Dumpty Pantomime & Specialty
C03IPANY.
720 LAUuIIS IN 180 MINUTES.
Free Exhibition at night, before the hull. Ex Ex
traerdlnary performances en the tight lope.
Beautitul display of fireworks, Reman can
dles, sky rockets, Bengal lights, etc. Balcony
concert by the brass band. One night null a
matinee only, at Fulton Hall.
PRICES Matinee prices:. Children lSc;
ACults, 2Cc. Evening prices : 25, 35 50c. Ne
extra charge ter reserved scats. ji5 3td
"IIRARH
FfflEINbDRANCECOMPANY,
OF PHILADELl'IA.
Assets ever
Eleven
Hundred
sand.
Theu-
Dollars, securely invested. Fer a policy In
this old and well-established companycallen
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
(UM.W&SK
8500
ItKWAKU.
D'Effiat Bleed and Skin Remedy.
$300 Reward that It will 'eradicate Eruptions,
Pimiilcs, Blotches, Freckles, Meth, &.c, trem
tbe face of any and every Lady and Gentle
man that uses it. It cleanses MALARIA from
the system. Brightens the Eyes and Beautifies
the Complexion. A certain cure for all Skin
Diseases, and l'esitively Harmless. $1 per
Packiiueerli ler$.. Sold by Druggists or sent
by mail in letter lerin en receipt efpricj.
THE BELL MANN CO.,
842 Kruudway, New Yerk.
Mention this paper. Send stamp ter circu
lars. oct7-umcedACtwcow
PUBLIC SALKOFA VAMJAM.K DWKLl
ING HOUSE. On SATURDAY, FEB. 11,
1882, at the Fountain Inn, Seuth Queen street,
Lancaster city, w ill be sold at Public Sale, a
Soed and substantial thrcc-stery brick
WELLING HOUSE, with front yard en
elssed by substantial Iren lincc, with a two
story brick back building, containing hall, 10
rooms and bath room, hydrant In the yard,
het and cold water in kitchen and ou second
fleer, with range, slate mantels, with heater,
heating parlor and rooms en second fleer.
Gas and gas fixtures throughout the house.
Has been newly papered anil has a perpetual
fire insurance. There are a number of choice
grapevlncBiind ether lrnlten the let.
This property Is situated en the northwest
corner of North Duke and Lemen streets,
Lancaster, Pa., ene of the mriat desirable loca
tions tera home in the city.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m.
Persons wishing te view the property or as
ccrtuin the conditions of pnre will please call
upon A. K. SPURRIER, Alderman.
jai-S&WRtsd Ne. 24 Seuth Queen street.
NOTICE.
Whereas. BvSec. 3et the Act approved
April 20. 1874. p. 1. page fiO, it Is provided that
the Indebtedness el any city in this
commonwealth may be authorized te be in
creased te nn amount exceeding two per
centum, and net exceeding seven per centum,
upon the last preceding assessed valuation et
te taxable property therein, with the assent
of the electors thereof ; and
Whereas, An ordinance was passed by the
Councils et the City of Lancaster, and approv
ed November 3. 1831, " ter the purpose of ob
taining the assent el the electors et said city
te the increase et indebtedness of said city
ter the Improvement of the Water Werks.and
theLayrnp et New Distributing Mains; and
Whereas, The said Act et 1874 requires that
thirty days' notice be given et an election te
be held ter the purpose aforesaid ; NOTICE
IS THEREFORE HERERV GIVEN that an
Election will be held at the places et holding
municipal elections in the Cityel Lancaster
en TUESDAY', FEBRUARY SI, 1832. ler the
pnrposcef ebtalnlngthe a-sentet the electors
thereof te such increase of Indebtedness.
Last assessed valuation et city property,
$11,008,575; amount or city debt Is $718,412.00 ;
amount of sinking fund, $lfi2,358.0H; amount or
proposed increase et city debt, $07.C00; per
ccntage of proposed increase of debt, 5 77-10O
mills of total assessed valuation.
JNO. T. MacGONIGLE,
J21,284feb4,ll,18 Mayer.
ENTEBTAINaiUtiTS.
TjTJLTON OPKRA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLK
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 27.
HARRY MINER & PAT IIOONEY'S
COMBINATION,
Positively the largest and most perfect
Novelty Organization en the 1 ice of the glebe.
All former differences havingbcen amicably
adlnsted, the great and only
PAT R00NEY,
Will positively appear at each performance
of this Gigantic Confederation.
30 STAR ARTISTS. 30
Full Brass Band and Orchestra.
POPULAR PRICES.
Reserved Scats ler sale at Opera Heuse
office. janQVStd
THIRD EDlTIM.
THURSDAY EVENING. JAM. 36, 1862.
"WliATIlER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 20. Fer the
Middle states, warmer south te west
wiuds, cloudy weather, rain, probably
clearing during the uight, and falling
barometer during the day, followed ou
Friday morning by rising barometer.
- HUNGRY FLAMES KLSEWHKKK.
Baraand LIte StecK Bantd ift WtfUdel
pbla'a Saberk.
Philadelphia, Jan.26. Fire broke out
early this morning iu a frame .barn en
Yerk read above Fisher's lane in the
suburbs. The barn was entirely destroyed
tegether with its contents which consisted
of ten tens of hay, eleven cows and four
horses. There is no insurance.
Jail Fired by a "Crank."
Reck Island, 111 ., Jan. 26. Yesterday
morning a flre destroyed part of the jail
and county building. The less by fire and
water is from $6,000 te $9,000: insured.
A crauk prisoner in the jail named J. J.
Adams fet fire te the building.
Eighty Thousand DeUar Leu.
New Yerk, Jan. 26. The police au au
teorise telegraphed this morning that
lire in the house of Geerge H. Bend,
Riverdale avenue, one mile from Kings
bridge, damaged it te the extent of eighty
thousand dollars. Ne further particulars.
Later Particular.
The lire was discovered at three o'clock
this meruing, aud was then under great
headway. By six o'clock the building
was burned te the ground. The fire was
caused by a defective flue, and the building
was one of the handsomest residences in
Riverdale. Mr. Gee. II . Benrl is a wealthy
broker and member of the New Yerk
stock exchange. -
A Blaine Weman's MUIertuue.
Rockland, Me , Jan. 26 The house of
Elizabeth Asbwerth at Seuth Tbomasten
was burned last night. Less, $6,000, in
sured for $4,000.
A BURSTING ItOILER.
Making Sttd Werk In a Colerado
Shaft.
Mining;
Denver, Cel., Jau. 26. A special from
Canen City te thcJejJwSJtVflnsaysaDeiler
exploded at a shaft of the Cauen City coal
company yesterday morning, killing a fire
man instantly, and injuring a blacksmith
se badly that he has since died. The en
gineer bad bis leg broken and was badly
scalded. The boiler was thrown a distance
of 300 yards.
A Fireman Fatally Steamed.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 26. Jehn
Warrick, colored, aged 60 years, employed
as night fireman in the boiler room of the
Corcoran building, in this city, was terri
bly scalded at an early hour this morning,
while attempting te remeve soreo obstruc
tions from tbe tubes of one of the boilers,
lie bad placed a beard iu the soot box,
aud was lying upon it at work en the ob
struction, when a sudden cscape of cold
water into the het ash box generated an
enormous volume' of steam, completely
parboiling the unfertunate fireman. lie
was sent tn the Frcedman's hospital at
once. His injuries will probably result
fatally.
RAW HAM.
Fatal Trichinosis In Minnesota Whole
Families Poisoned by the Parasites.
Marshall, Minn., Jan. 26. Great ex
citement has been caused in Minnesota by
trichina? poisoning from eating raw ham.
Fifteeu prominent citizens of Minnesota
weie affected aud three have died. An
entire family, consisting et Mr. and Mrs.
Cushner, their sons William, aged 32,
Nicholas, aged 14, Jacob, aged 12,
and a daughter Annie, aged 18,
were poisoned Mr. Cushner fatally,
dying ou Tuesday. Fritz Pregger and
Jeseph Wilfert have died from the same
cause. O. Gilbertsen, D. Ziblitz and Dr.
Sanderson are quite ill, while Peter Pickles,
Oscar Thompson, Antheny Winters and a
German living near the village, whose
name is unknwn, are iu a precarious situ
ation. The matter will be brought before
the state beard of health for investiga
tion. ltfl'J GRAND ARMY.
Department Officers Elected.
Williamspeut, Pa., Jan. 26. At to
day's session of the Grand Army of the
Republic state cncanipmeut additional
officers were elected as fellows : Se
nior vice commander, W. N. Jenes,
of Williamsport ; junior vice com
mander, James M. Gibbs, Dauville ;
chaplain, J. W. Sayres, Reading ; medical
diiecter, Wm. D. Hall, Altoeua; council
of administration, E. G. Sellers, Thes. K.
Dennelly, L. W. Shingle, A. 31 Sellers,
W. F. Aull. Wilkesbarre was selected as
the place for the next annual encamp
ment, and Gettysburg for the summer en
campment. The new officers were in.
stalled by Gen. Leuis Wagner.
THE UUITKAU JOKY.
What they Say About the Case.
Washington, Jan. 26. The Star says :
'In a conversation with some of the
jurors in the Guiteau case it was learned
that what has been said all along as te
the prisoner running his own case was
true. They said that in bis examination
he asked the jurors te be allowed te go te
their homes during the holidays ; that they
did net wish te be separated, their minds
were made up at that time. Tbe answer
was they were apprehensive that if any
did separate some question might be raised
about it. Te the question whether
the jurors had seen any nows news
papcis during their confinement the
answer was that even had they had
opportunity they would uet have taken
advantage of it."
TUK Sl'UYTfiN DUYVIi. DISASTER.
Ttie'Tratamen Held la Bail.
New Yerk, Ja n. 26 Geerge Melius,
the brakemau, and Geerge F. Han ford,
the conductor, who were charged by the
coroner's jury yesterday with being
in pait responsible for the re
cent railroad disaster at Spuyten
Duyvil, were held te await the
action of tbe grand jary today in
$5,000 bail each. The latter body will
take the matter np as early as possible,
and the coroner has been requested by the
district attorney te submit the papers in
the case te him.
What tbe Robbers Gut.
DAVCNrenT, la., Jan. 26. Only $2,000
in money and $15 in pestage stamps were
secured by the burglars who blew open the
safe in the general store of McLaughlin &
Lewis at Reynolds, Reck Island county,
111., yesterday morning.
NllMOB'sHasbasd Insane.
Londen, Jan. 26. The Paris correspon
dent of the Daily Telegraph relates that
M. Reuzand, the husband of Christine
Nilsson, has become insane, owing te the
financial excitement.
Died of Hu Injuries. ,
Wilmington, Jan. 26. Charles Fester,
colored, who was struck by a tram near
tbe Brandy wine railroad bridge last night,
died from the injuries received this morn
ing. He was intoxicated when struck.
.
Sherman Speaks en Bis Funding Bill.
Washington, Jan. 26. After tbe morn
ing business tbe Senate at 1:20 resumed
consideration of the Sherman 3 percent,
bend bill, and Mr. Sherman proceeded te
close the debate ou tbe bill.
MAKKJSTlt.
rniiadelptua aiarkei
PaiLADKiFHTA, Jan. 26. Fleur firm but
market quiet; Superfine, 3 75(f4 23;'t:tra.
4 5035 25 ; Ohie and Indiana family,
16 7337 25; Pennsylvania family $t 37
6 G; au Leut de 17 0037 37; Minnesota
Extra. K253G 75; de straight, 737; winter
patent. $75703 W : spring de, 17 S7ffis 00.
Bye Heur at S4 755 00.
Wheat unsettled: Del. and Penn'aRcd, Jl 43
1 45 ; de Amber. 31 4501 L
Cern dull and easier for local use.
Oats dull and weak.
Bye dull at OOfittc.
Previsions Arm and la geed Jobbing de
mand. Lard firm.
Butter Arm for Choice, which Is scarce and
wanted ; Creamery extra, 40042c ; de geed te
choice, 3539c.
ReUs dull.
Eggs firm en
Western. 2ti27c.
scarcity ; Penna., fflc ;
Cheese quiet but steady.
Petroleum quiet.; Refined, "GTJfe.
vi uisay nrmer uiwai
Seeds geed te prime clever quiet at 8W$
i ; de de Flaxseed nominal atil 35i 36.
95
Grain aad Prevision Quotatleaa.
One o'clecfc quotations of grain and provii previi provii
iens, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 1S
Etist King street.
Jun. 25. 1 p. x.
Chicago.
Wheat
Cern Oats
Perk
13.25
Lard
1L27
11.42
Feb.... 1.33m; .6is mi ia
March.. 1.34.VJ .61 .4 18
May 07JS .45 ..
PhlbMlelpbU.
Feb Lilt-; .70J .5J
March.. 1.4 .72 .50
April... 1.4U; .73 .5I ..
t ium maraet.
13.47
New ewe, January 26. Fleur State and
V estern less active, without however any de
cided change in price. Southern dull and
unchnnged.
Wheat heavy and '-X'-Jc lower; tr.ide les
active.
Cern about He lower and leas active.
ifcits Hs'ie better.
stieR3iaraeT.
New Yerk, Philadelphia aud Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends ropertod dally bv
Jxecb 15. Lotte. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
Nsw Yebk stocks.
Stock Irregular.
Jan. 20.
10.OJ 1:00 3:01
viiej e
Chicago & North Western 128V-; 12SJ 127K
Chicago. Mil. t St. 1'aul wyt i08 W7
Canada Southern 63)2
C. C. & I. C. IL U I9i 19"
l;el., l.acl.& Western 124-jj 124; 194pJ
Delaware A Hudsen Canal 107 ly2 lay?
Denver & Kle Grande 71 7IX "ft
Kast Tenn., Vn. & Ga ll7 .... 11J,
Hannibal A St. Jeu W&
Lake Shere & Mich. Southern.. 113 112 112
Manhattan Blevatcd .M); .... 54
Michigan Central t)7 H7 86
Missouri, Kansas A Texas M SGJi 'MK
N. Y.. Lake KrleA Western.... t( 40 w2
New Jersey Central W ur.jj 94$;
N. V Ontario 4 Western -. .... 2Wi
New YerkCentral 132 13J rt
Ohie A Mississippi 34
Ohie Central 24 .... 24
l'uclllc Mail Steamship Ce.... 42 41 41
St. Paul & Omaha 33 35 454
de Preferred 100V: 1012 Wei
Central Pactllc MJ? 89 88
Texas Pacific 48'4 48 V4
Union Pacific 117i 118 117
Wabash. HLLenU& Pacific.... .;, 36 3(5
Preferred iwvj 3 i!7
Western Union Tel. Ce K 81 80
A.M. P.M. .X.
PUILADKLVHIA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania K. B l?5 01 61
Beading 32 32' 31
Lehigh Valley 12 .... 02
Lehigh Navigation Kx Div.... 42 42
Buffalo, Pitts. Western 10 1 19
Northern Central 49
Northern Pacific. 35 35 35
Preferred 72 73 73
liestnnvllU. 18
Klectric Underground Tel. Ce. 115 115
Philadclphlh & Kite It. K 19
Gunnison Sllning .... 175
InwaGuich Mining 27
l.ecai atecics and Uentu.
Par
val.
Las
sale
LancClty G per ct. Lean, due 1882.
..1100
$105
11
118.1
120
106
112
102
1020
105
$175
103
109
140
130
135
134.K.
202.6V
143.75
lllJJf
70.9b
105
$114.75
10b
ie5.se
me
106
80
$3.25
29
0
120
leej,
" 1890.
.. 100
.. 100
.. 100
" 1895..
' 5 per cL in 1 or 80 years.
5 per ct. Scheel Loen...
" 4 " in ler 20 years.
100
. 100
100
" 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100
" u " in 10 or 20 years. 100
BANK STOCKS. -
First National Bank. $100
Farmers' National Bank 50
Lancaster County National Bank. . 60
Columbia National Bunk 100
Kphnita National Bank IOC
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National Bunk, Strasburg 100
First National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100
Lititz National Bank 109
Mitnhelm National Bank 100
Union Nutienal Bank. Mount Jey. 60
New Helland National Bank IU)
MISCELLANEOUS. BONDS.
tluarryvllle It. B., due 1893 $100
Heading & Columbia It. Bdue 1882 100
Luucasler Watch Ce., due, 1880 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due In ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due 18Si.... ........ .......... vmj
Stevens Heuse.......... 100
S1ISOBLLANEOUS STOCKS.
Quarryvllle R. B $ 60
Millersvillc Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 60
Wuteh Factory 100
Gas Light and Fuel Company.... 25
Stevens Heuse 100
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company fe
Susquehanna Iren Company 100 75.10
Marietta llellnwware 100 -
TirarrriKK stocks.
BlgSpriu;; A Heaver Vullcy....
Briilircnert
.$ 23 $ 10.21
. 13 VI
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 25 IS
Columbia Washington 25 20
Columbia & Big Sprint; 25 ILK
Laiiciistcr & Kphnita 25 47.2
Laiic.Kilzubcthl'n&.MIddlet'ii 100 51
LanciL-iter A Frnitville. 50 SO
Ijiucasfer& Lftitz 23 64.50
Lancaaterft Williaiuitewn 25 65
Lancaster & Maner 50 9i
Lancaster & Man he) in 25 30.4
Lancaster & Marietta 25 25.2
Lancaster A Nov.-Helland 100 86
Lancaster &Sii.sqiiehnunu 300 275.il
Lancaster Willow Street 25 40.lt
Strasburg A Millport 25 21
Marietta & Maytown 25 40
Marietta A Mount Jev 25
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HOP BITTEBS are used, se varied and perfect
are their operations.
They give new Life anil Viger te the Aged
and Ijiflrin.
Te all whose employments cause Irregulari
ty of the bowels or urinary organs, or who re
quire an Appetfzcr.Tenic and mild Stimulant
HOP B1TTLHS are Invaluable, without intoxi
cating. Ne matter what your feelings or
symptoms are. What the disease eralllment Is,
use HOP BITTEBS. Don't wait until you are
sick, but if you only feci bad or miserable, use
them at once. It may save your life. It has
saved hundreds. 8500 will be paid ter a case'
they will net cure or help. De net suffer or
let your friends suffer, but use and urge them
te use Hep It. Remember, HOP BITTEBS Is
no vile, drugged drunken nostrum, but the
Purest and Best Medicine ever made ; the
' invalid' Friend and Heps " and no person
or family should be without them.
D. I. c. is an absolute ami Irresistible cure
tar Drunkenness, nsc or opium, tobacco and
narcotics. All sold by druirglsts. Send for cir
cular. HOP BITTEBS MFG. CO.,
Kechcster, N. V., and Terente, Out.
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IAIU5WEIA. NOTICE.
' DB. GBEENE takes this opportunity te let
his numerous friends and patrons knew that
In a tew months he will establish offices In
Washington, D. C, and hence would suggest
te the afflicted, the chronic cases of disease, te
test OMNIPATHV before It Is tee late. Dr.
Greene has treated ever 3,etK patients since
January 1st. 1M, made up largely from these
turned away as incurable by ether M. D.r.
Over 1,100 deaths have occurred under ethers'
practices, and net a half-dozen using his reme
dies. Most of tbe L30O liave dledpremnturely.
Physicians have lest their. wives, Dretlicrs and
sons, and druggists tbeifwiveq and 'children
during this time. Over 1.090 persons have been
cured, and all benefited, by his motheds.wltha
few exceptions. His claim is simply te cure all
the various lllsetmarikind by external applica
tions or remedial, and that he does net make
a drug shejj oftliOstemach, and he wni before
leaving publish a large pamphlet containing
hundreds et names et persons cured In this
city and county, many et them very, extraor
dinary. A banker's wife cured et sick heed?
ache et ever thirty-five years, and - her glasses
removed, rcaaing.and.se wing with natural
vision. Mr. Sutter, of 329 Middle street, cured
et 5 years terrible annoyance of dyspepsia; la
ene day. Epileptic Fits el twenty years eurett
In one week. Tumors, Cancers and Cataracts
removed without any naln or use et the knife.
Smallpox t this frightful disease Is all around
us and having hail a deal et experience In
properly vaccinating with ajiairt. which
la a sure preventive of this loathcsemeaHHc
tien, Dr. Greene will vaccinate anyone who
calls upon him in the most scientific ( and
hence sure) manner. Consultations vbxb. Ca
tarrh cured for"50 cents. The remedy sent te
anyone en receipt et .vi cents in stamp.
DH.CII.V1. A. GICKKNE,
M WKb 1 W East King street.