Ik wti wteti,
,. XVI11..V.. 131.
CLOTH IXtl, xc.
WL 11AVK THE UA.NDS(K.KST AND
11 net w imlew display In the city. Don't
lail te tee: It.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIE.,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
ERISMAN'S,
Ml AU Xflltlll OUICKN STKKKT.
A KAKK CliAXCE.
a .sriT ei-
HUE CLOTHES
-OU A.N
OVERCOAT
Made Up te Order at Cost Price.
Ineiilii tuieeluee my heavy sleck el
FINE WOOLENfcf
I -.hill I in.il.e- tin-in up toeiilt r lui th5 NI.XT
THIRTY DAsiei Cash only lit cert pi in.
Thin i-e without .vce-ptien tint we-aU'-l ic-
Unction cv'im iii.ul)- In H.Ni;(;L0111fcs.aii(l
lsiloncle make mom let inn heavy
Spring Importations,
wliii li eciri t te li mi Iii sloe-k by thecal ly
pail til Keln u u v We have! Iliu sauiple cauls
el thts-e "ikmN .ili inlv in steif, iiml any ii
li'Kiiieiixcit ,eciiiii.g lift choice! ten- SlMUNti
WEAK ran leiM new, ami thu gceil- will be
tallied ler him.
Ri-nii-inbei Hi" ab ve li iliK-tien Is ler
Heavy Weights and Casli Only.
H. GBRHART,
TAILOR,
Ne. (5 East King Street,
iiai'I'v iav j:ak:
This RcaMin el ll cleneil one el the
most biilll.mt ami meeisilul c.im
p.iiKiiH iii the hlsloivelour trailc. Hi'
uiliuiiiluliUe eiiit- paliensanil euii-elc-
in anticipaiien el a lively ami incic.i-,-t-il
hpmig Tiailu.
In eieli-r te unci the li:ni:iii(i wc li.i e
muluuteii!' iinpieveiiiieiits in our
KKim ami etheiuKiieteinli'il iur lncil
itiiH te pif-i-nl inn spiing effeniif; el
Select ami Cliemi reKEH.N NOVEL
TIE te at mm-about till- r HIST OF Kin
kcaiiy. We- will ! able te plc.i-e the
nie-il uslulu- a- we'll as the gcnt-nil
I.v-sel U.i.lc. V Kle-.lt ili'-ielei.itiun
anions em pi eplc scemd te be a cheap
ai licit- in Clothing. Tlie-ie Is no goeil
in H We have liii'il it anil leunil It
leirtp.i. Ve will v. agcr one et our
.'iMvi'ii.eats will but tin c .season-.'
haul vvc.ii ami leek ueiitei'l, while u$JO
Ovciceil will li.inlly be ie'iegni7eel
itlci one -e'.i-i.n'- we u. Whi'ie is thu
ei'lieimv ill biijing liiL-li.' I'ew pel -Mins
an; ceiupi'ti nt inilgi'S eit line
uitielf- el Clothing ilene up in lllst-ehis-
Myle. : theii'leie. we invite npe'Clal
attention te einre ttabllilimciit, wheie
can be leuml at all times the eiv best
in the' in tikct, at puce-, as ic.iieualili
ascan bei'speeleil. Wc aic -c'IUiig a
ten IIKAVI-WEHJIIT
OVERCOATINGS
AM)
SUITINGS,
.it vciy Lew pilcc-e in ei!ci te clo-e
them out te make loom ter eui new
Spnug stock.
ThiinktuI tin the eivlibiMiil p.ition p.itien
agc, we hope te ceiitin'.H' our motto el
biiaie Healing in all our transact ion-,
anil .show u practical ami happy lc-ult
lui in;j our -.pi ing t'.imp iig-
All sue ceiilialiy in lied te cull al
121 N. (JUEEN STREET.
,1. K. SMALING.
ARTIST TAILOR.
c
iiaitiiim;! uleiuim.:!
An we wi'h toCle-eOllt the bal.ine.es ei mil
WINTER
CLOTHING !
wi: 11A l: MADl.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
Thioiilieut our Whole Meclv
haiulalaic-loikel
We have en
HEAVY SUITS ami 0VEKC0ATS,
MAKKKP AT 'I'CII LOW l'ltlCi:5
7 IS WILL lN-ir.U A HFVDY SALE.
AyWe only a-lv tint ou 1..1II ami c.aimne
our -tock ami b j e.0111 iuceil el a hat we say
D. B. Hosteller & Sen
Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
a. no
LANXASrKIS.l'A
JtUUlifi AAJ Si'jll'10Ni:il.
YALVNT1MA.
Valentines and Valentine
Cards.
In Uie'ilt Vanely
L. M.
it' r.xrxr,
' 4 J J -- K
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Ne. 4S WKST KING hTKKKT.
1882. 1882.
DIAEIES,
IN VARIOUS STYLES.
MANIFOLD BOOKS
for teyping letVeis, invoices, eieleis in tiip
licatJ, copying postal caids&c; the best In
the weilel; no pics, brush, ink nor water ic
quircel. Call for circular.
At the Uoekstoio cl
Jehn Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
SIGN OF THE BOOK.
m-ANAMAKEK & BKOWN, OAK HALL
Te Waiting People.
Seme perbenb have waited, for various reasons, te puiehase Clothing.
If the delay was te get the lowest of all prices the time has come. Iu
opening Baigaiu ltoems we make the bebt of a necessity "towing out
of the puculiaiities aud magnitude of our business.
Te Meet Late Season Needs.
ODD PANTALOONS.
One let made te sell at $4.00 redueed te $2.50.
One let made te sell at $3.50 reduced te $2.50.
One let made te sell at $3.50 reduced te $2.25.
One let made te sell at $3.00 reduced te $2.25.
SMALL BOYS' SUITS.
Willi
i short pantaloons.
Abseited lets-, reduced fiem ." (e S:5.73. All si,.cs.
Asseited lets, reduced from $7.r0 te $4. Only small size?
Asseiied lets, 1 educed fiem 8 te ?". All sizes.
ODD SHORT PANTALOONS.
Large lets reduced from S2.60 and 53.00 te $1.75. .
Large lets reduced from $2.25 and $2.00 te $1.50.
Large lets reduced from $2.00 and $1.75 te $1.25,
Tin jwih tint.; offered arc almost without exception new andjiah.
The enbj raa.vm wc thecld reduce any iive in that hti cue .W.-cji and
m.'.c.s irmitdar. IntritibicaWj the jexh arc idnab(t or, when Jir.,t made.
WANAHAKER & BROVSN,
OAK HALL,
Sixth and Market streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
rrin:
LLLU'llU 1.1 U I IT IS. SOW 1J 1"U1.1.
AL. ROSENSTEIN'S,
. The One-Price Merchant
Ne. 37 North Queen street.
1!Y THE
ELECTRIC LIGHT!
NIGHT IS MADE AS LIGHT AS DA V.
The only Clothing Heuse in the City which is
Illuminated by the Electric Light.
jgTAl R. cordially invited te call and see it.
AL. ROSENSTEIN,
THE PIONEER OF MODERATE PRICES,
Ne. 37 North Queen Street, - - Lancaster, ra.
XJtOX
fltON 151TTEIIS.
IRON
A TRUE TONIO.
IKON IUTTEIIS are liighlylrecemuiemlctl ter all Ulscases lcqr.lrliiB a certain anil effi
clent tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPE
TITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c.
i ..ii,0ii,nMnn,i ai.nnirthnna the muscles, anil irives new life le the neives. It .
like
F
net ulacken tiie teetn or give heaUache. Selel
.. i nH A lm . mwhvn nrmina T-lTlinviTIir 1111 u SHUIIlli; nvu.livfiij, ou... s ....i.
XL l,liWWl0 n.w .w. ., u.-.0 .. . .. ...nnt.na Lt.nl. .lu 7V..lrt
. .,. JitfjJr- rjr.':. it. .vih fTnrfh,irn. etc. Tlie only Iren Preparation that w
I ll'li:il 1II.TI . IILUL M.M Kb UtVliruVIIl wv. m,r "- - - - w ,
pp. el uscrnl ami amusinjj lcaelinjj enr free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
l23-lyel&w BALTIMORE, MD.
Fer Sale at COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE, 137 and 139 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
neus; rusNisume oeovs.
,M,ISS & Wlt.l.!sO'.
HOUSEFURNISHING-
We have net only BANKRUPT GOODS below market value, but
we have FLOOR OIL OLOTH for 25c. per yard
up ; WOODEN
Tie Oil Cleth, M ni Willow Ware, Tiie Cutlery, Spoons,
STOVES, HEATERS AND RANGES.
Ami everything j ou v.antte jtait Ueuckccping with at the LOWEST PKIC1. Conic ami
see roryeuiscll.
FLINN & WILLSOiNT,
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, TIN.R00FING and SPOUTING, SPECIALTIES.
HlAZK EVj-.KV bVl'NIMI AT
Tailor and Clothier,
Ne. 37 North Queen street,
AID OF THE
MITTJMS.
riiON B1TTEKS.
BITTERS!
SURE APPETISER.
icta
tkt
ill
by all elrugglsts
BUCKETS, 10c.
. iviiiciertncABU uoek,
LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3. 1882.
Hancaster gntclltgcnccr.
FRIDAY EVENING, F&B. 3, 1882.
CRIMINALITIES
AND OTHER FATALITIES.
thi: WAY of iuk AVIUKKD WOltLU.
Tlia Dangers which Iteset 1'eeiple lu Various
l'urbiilts.
At Shelbuvne, Outaiie, a veidect of
wilful muider has been rendered against
Jehn Smith, jr.. aged 14 yeais, for killing
his uncle, Jehn Smith, sr., last week.
Mrs. Eliza Medler, aged 42 yeais, her
daughter, Emma Isidore, aged 19, and
her seu, Aithur, aged G, pei ished by the
burning el their house, near Walla Walla,
"Washington Teniteiy.
Mis. AV.Lcwis, of tted IUvei palish, who
was shot by her bi ether in-law some
weeks age, elied oeteulay at Hetel Dieu,
New Orleans. It will be lemcmbcred
that, aflei bhoetiug Mib. Lcwib, young
Lewis blew out bis brains.
Ollicer Jet ry Smith, of the Allegheny
lielice feicc, was shot aud piebably fatally
wounded while attempting te airt-at thtce
chicken thieves ou the Penyville lead, a
few miles fiem the cily.
Nelsen Decker .stalled te ciess Ciuukcd
lake, In Barry county, Michigan, jmshing
before him a cutter containing his wife
and infant son. Vv'Iicu ne.u the middle of
the lake the ice bieke and all weie
dt owned.
"KeepectablO" Olleutleis.
Abiaham Nettcr, for many jc.tr.saiepu
tablc member of the Chicago be.ud of
tidu, has i count ly become a "ihiaucia!
wicck,"' and is accused of having .swindled
various membcts el the beaul out of
amounts aggregating mere tuaii
20,000.
His victims lese from 61,000 te 1,100
each.
Anether fraud of ex-City Ticasuicr
Palmer of New.uk, N. J., has been
disceveicd a wau.uit elate-d Septem
ber 29, 1S77, for 60,700, "payable
te the elder of Mutual ISenelit life
iubuiaucc company, for -the Suiiugficld
avenue pavement,'' and signed and en
dorsed " P. A. Palmer, for the Mutual
Bcnctll insurance company." Tlie eiliccis
of the cempauy say Palmer was never au au
thei ized te endorse a check for them, aud
they never had any .such claim againbt
tlie city. By holding the check up te the
light it can be seen that tha original en
dorsement war, erased and that el Palmer
substituted.
Mho K.u.f,es et Miiallpux.
Scvcnty-ninc new cases of smallpox aud
'2d deaths were tcpettcd in Pittbbuigli last
week.
The disease has appealed in Pennington,
N. J.. Pittstield. Massachusetts, and Hel
land, Vt.
One bundled and sixteen new cauvs of
smalljiex and fourteen deaths wcie iu iu
peitcd in Cincinnati list week. Thcie
ate new 1SS ciscs iu Mi it city uudei lrc.it
mnnt. Only .ax new cafj wcie lepiite.l in
Pittbbmgb jcstciday, .mil live in Alle
gheny City.
.turned te Dc.illi.
Addic Kalsteu, 16 years of age, of Ne.
153 Allen sticct, Prankfetd, while engaged
in cooking, ycstciday attcinoen, met with
a terrible' accident. While steeping ever
the steve her clothing became ignited, aud
bcfoie aid could be lendcrcel, slie was cn cn
vclencd in lhmcs. Slie ran hcrcammg
into' tlie sheet and then fell exhausted.
She was lcmevcd into the house, wheie
s he died seen alter.
Impcnt:iti;; bl.in.itien.
Gicat piivatieus are icperted in the
southern pait of Illinois, owing te the
failure of last year's, crops, and starvation
is tlncatcned in many localities unless
mete lelicf tsallerilcd. The counties buf
fering most aic Crawfesd, Piauklin, Ca!
l.itin. Hamilton JellV'i'sen. Lawience, Ma
rien, Peiry, Siline, Union, Wabash and
Wayne.
eimu.u..
Majer Charles A. AVibh, of the .Six
teenth Infantry, dicel at Feit McK.ivett,
Texas, en tl:e l.-t nil., et congcut-.e-i et the
lllll.S.
Sullivan Caeiue, piemincut lawjci.eil
Lockpeit, New Yeik, is dead, He was
one of thctlurc comiuissiencis who 10
viscd the new cede of civil piocedute ler
New Yeik state,
Miss Elizabeth Ila.aid, .1 wealthy aud
philanlhiepicladj, died at her lesitlence
in Ncwpeit, Ilhedc I.sland, ycstciday
morning. Slie was one of the plainMffs in
the Ciedit Mebilier suits against 'i'hema.s
C. Durand, in 1S71, and was known as a
wi iter of poetry.
Dr. Chailcs F. Stanseuiy, a pieiuiuent,
Masen, aud one time a. leading wi iter en
the National IntdU'jcnccr, died suddenly
iu Gcoigctewn, Distiict of Columbia, em
Wednesday. He was 01 jcar of age.
thi: j:x: or two ".tici.us.
Qim a Trey ai.1.1 anil His Wile) JMe.l 1 10111
Coin ami Wan I WitliS2,000 iu tlie Utilise.
Iii Trey a lawjer was called at midnight
te draft a will for Lawrence Agcr. The
attorney found Agcr and his wife at the
point of death, the woman sufl'ciing fiem
hcmeirhage of the lungs. Agcr informed
the lawyer
that he had ever $3,000 te
dispose of. On Satuiday Agcr sent for
bib landlord, aud placed in his keeping
four bmall bags containing $1,500. He had
lived iu piivatieu, and no one supposed he
liad.mency. At the diiecl ion of the dying
man, twopeckets iu his trousers were cut
open aud $340 in geld wcie found iu rot
ten bags. He had cauiedthe geld en his
person ler twenty yeais, aud it was black
and greasy. Seme of it was iu $3 coins of
the issue of IS-lGand in $1 pieces issued in
1832 and 1833. Au iron pet contained
$43 iu geld and a teapot $13. The money
held by the landlord is in 30 bills, The
will directs that $100 shall be equally u
vided among five cripples one a giil
neighbors of the tcatater. $G0 is lcservcd
for the burial of this wife. The lcmaiuder
is te be given in equal sums te the
Little Sisters of the Peer aud the
Cathel:c male aud female orphan
asylums. Ager baid that when a
young man he was a school teacher in Ire
land. The woman who was dying at his
side was his second wife. He bad co
childien, but there arc relatives of his at
Hoosic Falls te whom he left nothing, as
he thcusht thev were' ' well enough off."
He diiected that his wife and himself
should be buried at the side of his first
wife. When asked why he had net
used his money te obtain the corafeitsof
life, he replied: "Meney is a geed thing te
have." He said $130 were secreted in his
wife's petticoat, but the money could net
be found. Mrs. Agcr died at 1 o'clock and
at G o'clock the man expired. They had
lived for weeks without a fire and then
deaths are attributed te the effects of the
cold weather.
Anether renny Saver.
Mrs. Annie Heward was taken te the
'hospital in Bosten, a few days age, suffer
ing from starvation, and she died en Wed
nesday. 1m her room yesterday wcre found
books representing
Sixty Uuiituenii's Present.
liai arU Stuileuts Appearing as Zealous Uls-
Liple of the Celebrateel .L-thcte.
Uosien Dispatch te X. Y. Sun
A clever use of flatten- this evening
failed te captuie Beaten for Oscar Wilde,
lie was, however, greeted by au immense
audience. Seme three or four thousand
people weie packed iute Music hall. It
was given out in advance that the Har
vard students intended te give the cele
brated iesthcte a reusing leceptieu, aud it
is eafe te say that tuicc-femths of the
crowd came te sec the fun. It was a te
spectable audience, iu which thcie were
no prominent net sous.
The vicinitv'ef the hall rang with the
Haivaid "Kah! Rah 'Kali!'' before
the lecture, and at about S o'clock thcie
eutcicd a piocessieu of eixty jeung 15un 15un
theincs. The ficshmen wcie clad iu ex
aggerated imitation of Oecai'.s well-known
costume, including dics ccats. knee
breeches, aud flaring neckties of striking
coleis. Several were immense wigs, and all
had lilicb iu their buttonholes aud canied
big sunflowers. They cnteicd as Run Run
therne comes upon the stage in ''Patience,''
and took scats in the two ft out iev.s. The
lectin er made his appeal anee sheitly
aftctward. and tcccived eiy much the
same leceptieu that ha 1 been given his
imitateis. On his coining iu sight, the
great ciewd bieke into loud applause,
which was changed te immoderate laugh
ter by the time the lectuier had 1 cached
the desk. He had discarded the knee
biccches, but ethci wise his laimcut was
the same as that iu which he has appeared
in ether places. Oscar was but slightly
discomposed by the doubtful gieeting, and
ejuickly silenced his giiuniug listeueis by
exptcssing the honor he felt in appealing
in Dostou, which is, he said, the only city
iu Ameiica that has given :i school of
thought and philosophy te Utuepe. lie
was evidently picpaicd for the college
boys, for he added that he was also bon ben
ded at s-eeing about him such evidence,
of ail. He had no doubt that these wcie
young men sinecic in their admiration of
art, but for the iiist time in his life he
breathed a silent prayer te be elclivcicd
fiem his disciples. He felt like quoting
from Woulsweith
" T urn tieni thee IjeM, bail men."
The audience applauded heaitily. Thu
young men en the front .scat., wcie
squelched into behavior that averaged as
geed as these aieund them, but their (u! (u!
lew students supplied the deficiency in the
way of demonstration.
Oscar procccded with his tegular leet
uic. The crowd listened te the dull eilem eilem
inate monotone very patiently fei ncaiiy
fifteen minutes, when many began te leave
and the sunflower fans iu the audience
bejrau te flutter ominously. I'icsently
the lectin cr paused te think .1 glass et
water. After a moment a tattle et clap
ping and stamping began, which continued
for some time after the pcisecuted speaker
was icady te iccemiucucc. Theio voie
quite a number of ttue v.eishipeis in the
audience, and they seen manifested their
elisapprevat by vigoieus hissing. The
pcifeimancc was several times iepeate.1.
Wilde beie it bravely for at least halt au
hour, even pcimitting his toimenieis te
again intenupt him after attempting te
begin, lie was lieai.se and in lather bad
voice, having te lcheit. fiequcntly t tlie
s'lass of water bv his side. This was each
". ...
time made the signal for saicastic ap
plause, and hissing in condemnation of it,
until the lecture was finished.
The sixty Runthei nes filed out a they
entered, bcfoie the audienca rose te
leave the hall. They wcie the only etic ;
whose enjoyment of the evening's eute:
taiumcut had net been ascemplete as ihey
anticipated. Wilde lemaikcd, with evi
elent satisfaction, that "the young men
lather lapsed into acquiescence," but his
impiessiens of 15osten .Catholicism aie
net entiiely pleasant.
Wilite iu New SI. .veil.
O.MjarWikle lcctuiel in reck s opera i
house. New Haven, te an audience of 1,300 i
people, including 300 Yale students, must
of whom wcie in the g.illeiics. Thcie was
au evident intention en the p.ut of stu
dents te "guy" the lectuier. A mam
moth Minitewer fan was displayed in one
of the fient scats bcfoie Mr. Wilde began,
hut this w.ts suppiessed at the suggestion
of an attendant. The students fiequentJy
applauded passages that called fei no no
tice whatever, but thu lcuiaiudcr of the
audience, and fur that matter, most of the
students tacmsclvc"-, wcie occupied in tiy
ing te fellow the lectuier aud get seme
idea of bib meaning. He was given ate
spcctful healing. He said that the lir.st im
pulse given hi iu ami his associates in the
ieviv.il of the study of beauty in England
and its application te the domestic lile of
the people- was given them thieugh a
casual meeting with Jehn Hit skin while at
Oxfeid. They wcie ou the way te tlie
liver, and Iluskiu abked whethci t-atketic
dcvcleiimcnt should Le all ; should net
thoyele something -toward elevating the j
condition of the common people, and cdu-1
eating their taste for the beautiful '.' That ,
was the stai ting point, and the admiieis'
of Iluskiu became enthusiastic, and de- j
voted their cueigics tewaid the develop-'
incut of the ideal. A swamp existed be
tween two village uear Oxfeid, and the j
disciples of ait began by becoming labor
ers,, wheeling v.heclburiews aud catting
stone in the buildisur of a leadvvay across
the swamp. Iu another pait el the lco lce
tuie Mr. Wilde alluded te Yale's tiiuniphs
in the field aud en the liver, aud fcaid this
should net be wholly the students' ambi
tion. A Greek statue erected in a college
gymnasium should be a lemindcr of the
ultimate object of the Giccian leve for
athletic spei'ts ; that the admiration fei
physical cultuic was inspired by a love for
the embodied ait. Thcie was loom for a
dibtiuctive bchoel of Amciican artistic
beauty, founded upon wliftevcr is natural
te Anieiicau fields and forests, thcie being
nothing in their lloweiber foliage tee hum
ble or lubiguilicant te be overlooked. Au
opportunity existed for some uuiveisity
like Yale te found this school.
T1IK .Jt.ANM.TTi:.
TncKsC.ipe 1'rem the Ship tir-l Olliei.il
uciaiis.
The following impeitaut dispatch was
leceivcd direct fiem Licutcuant Dancn Dancn
hewer, at Irkutsk :
" Our three beats left Semenewbky
Island en the morning of September 12,
bound for liarkin, ninety-five milcb dis
tant. We get clear of the ice at neon.
There was then a heavy gale from the
northeast, aud the beatb dispersed. Dur
ing the night the captain's beat, which
was leaded deeply, lest her masts and
sails. Wc made land en the evening of
the 17th in shallow water. The beat was
abandoned two miles lrem the beach, and
our paity waded and reached the deserted
village of Sagapp. Wc cached tlse leg
books and proceeded ;eutli en Scptcnibci
10.
"Lieutcuaut Dcl.eng'.-list icceid winch.
am l.nv.. f.mnil rivnl :l-t !fillnWS t ' S.ltlir-
dav. October 1. 1SSI. Pem teen of the
emefits and men of the .Icannctte icached
this hut en Wednesday, Setember 28, and
having been feiced te wait for the river
te freeze ever, arc proceeding te cress te
$40 in cash and bank
deposits of $4,000.
te the west side this morning ou their
l'euiney te reach seme settlement ou the
Lena river. I have two days' previsions,
but having been fortuuate enough thus
far te get game iu our pressing needs, we
have no fear for the future. Our party are
all well except Hans Erikscu, whose tees
have been amputated iu consequence of
ftest-bite. Other records will be found iu
several huts ou the east side of the river,
along which wc have came fiem the neith
Geerge W. DeLeug.'
" Thiee ether records have been found.
Eriksen died en October 7. The party
were in gicat distress for want of feed
Nores and Nindcmaun wcre sent ahead
for lelSef en October t). They marched
south for fifteen elays, and were found iu a
staiviug condition en October 24 by three
natives, who took them te a settlement.
They could net make themselves under
stood. New s of them reached us en October
20. Au immediate search was commenced,
and the party wcie traced te a wilderness
ou the v. est bank of the Lena. Natives re
fused fin User work, and a letmu te llala llala
nenge was necessary te get Russian as
sistance 0:1 November 28. A large force
i; new benching, having te dig out every
thing, as the gieund i deeply eeveicil
with sunvv. The wilderness ts devoid of
game. Very piempt aud efficient aetieu
was taken by the Russians, livery effort
is be-in : made. Jack Cele i tranquil to te
ilaj. lie is violent only ;t times. He
ha-, softening et the brain. My left eye is
mined and my niht one is badly iniiiaiieil
The ether men :11c well.
' JOIIX D VNLM1KW l-.u."
xJeI.m.ii-0 River ami Laucatcr Kailreatl,
A
K.iilrii.iil te be limit L'p the rrencli
tJrei i. .ille. lrum I'lieuiilvvlllc
te Lancaster, at.m K.trly
U.tlc
IilUte li I.e Ige'l.
Seme men, in spite uf iheinsjlvc.:, will
be f.iveicd by I'm tune. Fer moie than
thiity vc.u.s tl.e inhabitants of the Valley
of riench Cieek, iu Chctei county, have
been pra ing that somebody would come
along and build them a raiiiead up that
sticam aud let them i cap t no benefit by
.m inciease in the value of their prepeity.
AVhcaevcr the matter was talked of they
v.vieall attention and wcie wishing it all
:;eiU. ofge.id luck, but whenever anyene
asked them te give it substantial aid, by
taking stock, they stuck their iingcis in
their caw and did net hear a weid of it.
They wetiM net fellow Jupitci's advice te
the Cicei . 1 maikct man, whose cut stuck
iu the mud. te " put his own .shoulder te
the wheel, because Ced helped only these
who helped themselves," and thus far the
read has net been build.
However, thfie is new goedauthotity
f rb.i'ing that the line (l)clavvaie Uiver
A; Lancaster laihead) will be built, in
the very near ltituic ; and bcfeic the weeds
will have put en their livery of green, tLe
engineer., will be locating the read, either
with or without the aid of tha mono jed
men of the valley.
It will Cvteml fiei.i Phicuixville te Lan
caster, by way of Mnrgantewn, Church-
town, New Helland, Kcaiviile, ami itiiicn.
It may inn by way of the Falls, or it may
take up the Seuth branch by way or War
wick, whichever loute may appear most
feasible, but it will net connect with the
Picket itig Valley lu.id, but i tin into Pheo Phee
uiwille by another unite-.
The p.uty having the matter iu charge
aie abundantly able te tle what they pre
pose, and that the read will be built ccnis
almost bejend a doubt. One thing, how
ever, is we: thy of note, and that i, that
as the line is te be constructed entirely
with outside capital, the people along the
hue will net be consulted te any gicat ex
tent about ils location, u r wheic stations
shall r shall net be put. The company
will consider makilv their own intcicsts
and convenience.
As we said bcfeie, the f.ive.s et lottune
will be feiced en some, but these who
will be passed by will bear in mind that
they scfusid te helpthcmselvvs when they
could help themselves. We may give
fut titer paiticulais he fei e long.
Duii'l i.ili'lii-iil'l. hut il jimuId, nothing will
i. ii i.i 1 1.,- li- Miiii-muiil-. nt tin- 1'isi- aiuell as
In llitil .Ciiugh jiitp.
rilCf'Jie'l'llt'e.
Il Wthr hi'l'llll it lelly l Mail Hlltll vein
an in he'il u ltli iIimmc thai nny List nieiiitii".
lie"i miii i-.in In- ciui'.l lv a thinly it-mit
IMiI.e i' l.mgi r Teni". VVe lnve known
suKlv l.iuilln-i nii'lc Ihi'hcilthii'-Jl h.V a.Ub
v,, ,,", lei IniilceMl.Ve'iiW
A Mgiiat Vietiiry.
tin value-eit e-li cli itity as a ii'iiu li.il agi'lit
In, '..iiiiiil a -igii.il vie tin v e.vi'r piciiuliei;.
1 liu'iia-.- l.cleetiie'Uil 't.iiuls liiii-iiinst in till-.
. l.i-i i1 ioiiipei:inl Jt.iiiiiei'.iai- irenii ;ui
pa. I te II eit the weiiilnnis cuius el ihruuia
I'in. m iiiah'i.t, liui:-, .iiiil'-ei.ei-.e If .I'lluctcil
l,v it- aguni'V leir-.i!.- at II. IS. Cochran's
itm,, t:ii', 1ST Neil th tiiuen -.Ueul. ...mcastci.
l'lijsie-.il .Siille-rliig.
.. nil
lit in ner
i leilie, e'Vee-pi. uj pe i-seu.ii e-A-
il... Mii-'iii-li el muni ami iienv en
tiim ceii-lipatsejii. mill etln r iltseist-set Ihi'
steuiaili. lSimlncii ISIoeil llitti'is ale a tie-itivc
e'liii'tei tin- ilmt et all iINe.i-i. Iilictl.
i.r -air at H- I'-- (' lii.in'-i iliu" sten-, 1.7
Neitli (Jin en sticet, l.ancaste:.
SIim I'asM'iI it Along.
1... u.illmi.K tllllll ll-.ll'l)-il.l. lllulKt'S-
'I -i ll'l Oil 1HV tl'-tlliielll.ll in icluii'iiei-l'
fining ISIe eiii.li.ivingtal.i n it lurelj-pcpda.
ail" li'ii'iving almost miinriliate U'lii-I. 1
n i ni it te my iii'iKhher. vv lie 1- using it v. illi
iniii' i-siilt-. Mils. J. VV UIKFhlr.
" l.luur.i. X. l.
"lie, .Vle-nt- leu- sili- at II. IS. Ceihraii's
iliu "-ten'. 1S7 Neith tjiiii-u -tirrt. Lane'.istir.
M UbIVAl, IXSTJSUJlJiXJA.
A 1 UMCAI.-l)Utl.
MUSICAL - BOXES.
BARGAINS.
CLOSINQ OUT SALE of a large
importation, having arrived toelato
for the holidays, at cost of preduc
tien in Svitzerlana, aoeut l-s ana
1-4 their value that same quality
instruments could be sold for in this
country. They are mostly of the
large and medium aize and, with few
exceptions, of High Class Musical
Bexes as sold m treneve, out iar
auperioi'te the ordinary instruments
generally sold in this country, and
need only be seen or heard te be
appreciated. Musical Bexe3 with
bells, drums, caBtanets, celestial
1 voices, manaoiine, aiva-udimuuie,
overture, tremeio-picceio, suuiiu.d suuiiu.d
harmenie, harp-zither attachment,
etc., also two and three mainsprings
nlavinir from 10 te 50 minutes by
ene winding. Musical Albums.
Circular en application.
C. Gautschi & Ce,, Manufacturers,
Ste. Croix and Geneve, Switzerland.
i-Al.EfeKOOMSs . 1M0 CHESTNUT STKEET,
ritlLADULl'IIIA. JZStfll
txscki: veuu iavi: stock
Till'. FAliMEKV MUTUAL LI E feTOC'K
ri:OTECTl V. ASSOCIATION OF
NOKTIl AMERICA
l-.ticsponsilile ami piogrcaMve-femji'iny,
aiuliiiMe-iitsclt in the piempt ami lull pay
ment et all its loose's. It insmi'S against le-s
by ile-atl. wlii'the-r by lire, accnlunt or natuiul
'
. mi'-!. itacecius none inn- gee-i nm1mi
' . .- ,t . ... ..... ... lit'... qri.'
glV rs 11 ei i r nn pt mctnuH iii. ten .. ....... ..j
"ill
hMmrc eumauv. New is the time 4e insure,
""flOLBKUUEBf Agent,
Se.n centre aquare.
jann-lmvl2ta.w
Price Twe Carta.
VliY GOODS.
c
LH!1MS OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
Jly cutlie tock or
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc.,
IS KOU SALE AT AN1 BELOW COST.
'lhis is a ruie cuaiice ler
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I HAVE A
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
tin li.mil. which vvoie all umcliosea leri9l.
J. M. LONG,
JJl-ti.l H NOKTII tillEEX 8T1CEET.
T
mu
NORTH END
Dry Goods Stere
ii in. v mincing iU H'lXTKIt STOCK, nmt te
i!n se ineiti circctually in selling
Flannels, Blankets, Underwear and
Heavy Hosiery
ava uxuek i:ei;ui.ak inticES.
It has epfii aeemplcte asortuient eit
uamuure i:dgixgs. jiKivr ACES
siuj;n.xti axi niikctixu mcslixs.
COTTOXAVES.
ami ether ev.sonahle goeelx, at tt.e VECV
lAlWhhT I'UHJES.
Thcie me Iettnlieiit
ONI. HOKN COMFOUTS, uiailcoutefTyceM n
Ki-ii. at SS.OO apiece, which are a
jsl'KClAl. BAKU-UN,
J. W. BYRNE,
Ml NUUTIl tlUEEN STBEET,
tc'l-'il Lancaater, Pa. .
rOlIS S. GIVLKK Si VU.
BARGAINS
IN
DKY GOODS
AN II
CARPETS.
Having liiiuglit thu e'litlic steek or DKY
(J)(M)S, CAKrKTs, &.O., et Uivler, Bow Bew
el, .V ItiuM, ami hiving Marki'il Hewn
many goeeN In e-vciy ilcpartmcnt te soil
tlH'in oil te make-10 mi ler neiw Kteck or
SPRING GOODS
'lh.ilaie new coining I" anil which woex weex
pi et te ge t in iliu ing the Spiing Sen-son.
GASH BUYEEe.
Will inn! liargains which will pay thcin te
examine liclore puiehaslng elsewhere.
J01U1TLEB&C0.
DRY GOODS and CARPET HODSB
-AND
MERCHANT TAILORS.
N
EXT UOOK TO TUB COUKX HODSB.
FAHNESTOCK.
Heuse Furnishing Dry Goods.
Heuse Furnishing Dry Goods.
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
COUNTERPANES,
COMFORTABLES,
TABLE LINEN,
TOWELINGS,
NAl'KINS,
DOYLIES,
SHEETING MUSLIN,
1'ILLOW MUSLIN,
SHIRTING MUSLIN,
TICKINGS,
FURNITURE CHECK,
rRDIE STEA3I CURED FEATHERS,
CARPETS, CARPETS,
CARPETS, CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, ALL WIDTH?,
WINDOW SHADES,
GOSSAMER .WATERPROOFS,
rei: LADic. riErrre, ceva avd etnt", 91.ne it.
FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te Court Beem.