LANCASTER DAILY INTELLiGEJWEjft THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1882.
AT THE PRISON.
THE KEEPER CLEANING MOlSfc.
Small Potatoes but Mbdt iu Uie Hehp.
A representative of the Intelligencer,
wlie made a brief visitte the county prison
the ether day found a number of prisoners,
under direction of Keeper Burkhelder.paint
in-r, cleaning and brightening up the lient
rooms and corridors, and the painters
handled their brushes with skill and taste.
The old picture of Andersen and Richards,
the negre murderers who were the last
persons hanged, has been taken down
from the walls of the front entry where it
had se long served te rcmiud visitors of
their bloody steiy. The gallows en which
they were hanged, which has been pre
served ever since, is being made up into a
new work bench for the carpenter shop.
In the cellar were seen piles of rubbish
and plenty of dirt, as described in the
keeper's adjiliess. Iu an arched cellar-way
was pointed cut an immense pile of peta
tees, 'lucre must be 509 or 000 bushels
lying there en a pavement, and heaped up
lour or five feet deep. The cellar is
small, and the potatoes are heaped up
entirely tee deep, and are sprouting rap
idly. Their number, the smalluess of
tlicrn, the manner in which they have
been piled in there, aud their ill-assortment,
shows very bad housekeeping. The
keeper has net as yet been able te assert
them, aud us the prison cannot consume
them for months te come, their storage
can haidlylail te result in less te the
county. Of this big pile of little potatoes
18- bushels weie purchased by Prison In
specter Calvin Carter from his relative by
marriage. Will Martin, of Celeraiu, and
50 bushels from another relative by mar
riage, .lames Jacksen both lets at $1.03.
The price was high for such potatoes in
that neighborhood, but net se much in
excess el current market rates as 87 for S4
shoats.
The pump in the pns.ni ceil.n is badly
ligired and the labor of running it is tin
necessarily great. A few buckets of coal
per day would furnish all the necessary
.steam power te de this work. .n inspec
tion of the laying ! some of the. smoke
dues and drain pipes in the prison shows
bad workmanship. Many new patches en
the heat pipes were pointed out where
communication was likely 'shillithcd be
tween these ceils and the cellar 08 of
tiier.e holes being found when the new
prison keeper toel: charge. In his mk
weeks of service he says net a hole has
been cut.
In the li.ii.ti lieu.-.e the bakers were seen
turning out their daily product. The
bread leeks geed and tastes sweet and
toothsome.
Bummers' hall has a motley crowd of
about ."50. but they are clean aud the place
is sweet, and wholesome compared with its
condition when its horrors were aforetime
described in the iN'rni.i.tc.UN'CEit. All the
same it is a pretty hard place te abide, but
thciecklesu and varied let of men in it
seem te be at home. Old Lawyer and
Statesman Henry C. Rogers stalks
around among the .jelly beggars
like a ghost. Sonic of the tramps
arc without shiits but have clean skir.s
profusely tattooed iu gay designs. The
inmates of Hummets' hall are of all sizes,
shapes and colors, ages and nationalities.
One of them asked for a chew of tobacco,
and when the plug was handed iu another
stepped up, took it from the visitor and J
disappeared. 1 he deer of the water closet
is cut full of names. They call it their
hotel register and say they expect seen te
cover the tloer with the names of guests.
The jail wall is, as usual, in bad condi cendi condi
tien aud part of it is liable te fall at any
time. ISloedhouud "Brune" leeks gen
tle enough, but ene of the prisoners de
I'larcs that in his dreams he crunches Dr.
c'empt en's leg.
COLUMBIA WJ3WS.
OUIl UEGULAK UORRESrONVEKCK.
Miss Mary McGraw and mother of Lan
caster, were in town last evening.
The First African Baptist church is
holding a seiies of revival meetings.
The complimentary ball for Mr. Geerge
F. R.ithven, te morrow evening, premises
te be a fine affair.
Several marriages have occurred this
week, two last evening, that of Mr. James
Irady te Miss Mary Jane Brady, and .Mr.
Meitimcr llcrr te Miss Addie Eck.
A number of the Columbia railroad
ciewsare iuuuing te Ilarrisburg. They
have te make two trips te amount te a day.
'Passing Regiment" next Saturday
night and Teny Deuier's "Humpty
Dtimply" troupe next Tuesday evening.
Tiie Republicans and Democratic nenii
nees are busily engaged in canvassinsr the
town for votes.
Mr. i5en Oilman, fireman ou the eTO,
while shoveling coal of the tank, slipped
and fell te the ground, hurting his sidj
considerably, bitl. by his activity probably
saved his life.
Mr. Alexander Rosenthal returned home
this morning front a few days' visit in Phil
adelphia.
The foundation for a new drug store is
being laid at the corner of Fourth and
Perry streets.
By the first of March the Shawnee beya
hope te bs able te start en their new cn cn
triue house, te be built en Union street.
They will have all the latest improvements
in the interior, and in the deme will be a
bell that can be heard all ever Columbia.
After an unsuccessful ruu of a month,
Gale's collection of oil collections has
closed and been removed te parts where,
Mr. Ball says, "people can pprcciat3
genius."
The P. R. R. pay car arrived iu tewu
last evening, aud, after paying the men off
for last month, started this morning west
ward. Wilbur's comic opera company, in the
laughable opera of "Maseette," sing this
evening iu the opera house. The troupe
is one of the best en the read.
Robbers broke into a chicken coop in
Kitchcntewn last night and stele seven
hens aud two roosters. They left behind
them a bag marked "C. K." This is a
geed clue for soma eu8 te work ou.
One of the most novel bits of adver
tising was done yesterday iu front of the
postefficc by Mr. A. 1). Reese, sewing
machine agent. Many persons presume
that when an old machine is taken back
by these agents, it is remodeled and sold
ever again, as a new one. Te deny this,
all the old machines owned by Mr. Reese
were taken out in front of his store and
broken te pieces, then sold te a dealer in
iron.
Levi Brown, who died lately in Brooklyn
was born ou the 10th day of November,
18ir, in Columbia. He settled in Brook
lyn when quite a young man, and there
he remained the rest of his life pur
suing the occupation of a builder, in
which he was largely successful. He con
structed ever one thousand houses during
his life in Brooklyn. He continued this
business up te within a short time of his
death, although for the last five years he
suffered greatly from an incurable disease.
He leaves behind him the memory of a
man universally respected for honor and
integrity.
Lantern Ureken.
Last evening some boys were miew-
balling en Water street, and one of them
threw a ball through the large colored
' glass lantern in front of Henry Decrr's
butcher shop, breaking it.
Mere Wages and no Orders.
The Hed Carriers' union of this city
have given notice that from and after the
1st day of April, they will demand $2 per
day wages, and take no trade for work.
Sent Out,
Francis German, for being drunk and
disorderly, wa? pent te jail for five days.
FIRE MATTE!
The inquirer Hums New Hese Iteceived
At the request of the neighbors adjoin
ing the Inquirer building en North Queen
street. Chief Engineer Harry .
eidcred the Union te play a plug
en the burning rnius.
Eight months age five sections
old Cleveland hose was returned
Hewell
stream
of tiie
for ic-
pahs. Te day the chief received sections
of brand new hose from the Cleveland
house which he had properly stamped and
delivered te the companies it belonged te.
Chief Engineer Hewell made a visit te
the different hose houses and gathered up
eleven sections of hose that had been
thrown away by the con panics. The hose
is new being tepaired and will be ready
for use in a short time. It was at the
suggestion of Chief Hewell that the Cleve
land company sent the new hose.
Columbia ft Pert Deposit ltalliejd Company
This organization elected officers a fol fel
lows ydsteiday :
President Strickland Kancass.
Secretary ami Treasurer .Tames It.
McClure.
Directors Jacob Teme, G. B. Roberts,
Edtnuud Smith, Winter Merris, Alexander
Riddle, N. P. Shertridge, J. N. Du Jia-.ry,
Henrv M. Phiillip?, A. J. Cassatt. Wil
liam J. Heward, Henry I). Wehh. .1. P.
Wetlierill.
The Mieimcrclier.
'I lie customary "Fastnacht'' socialite et tin
Lancaster Mtennercher, will be held at Mtcn Mtcn
nerelier hull, Monday evening, February 2i.
Soceml Annum Hull
ii ine Square Association will be given at
Rethwciler't bull en te-morrow (Frliluy) even
ing, an. I the management being In geed hands
a large crowd will no doubt be present and a
gene rul geed time be had.
AllltlHf'llICIlt.
'The Muscele." Aud rail's sprightly opera
I? in prime favor with our pa'rens et music,
niul it- production by the Wilbur comic opera
company here te-morrow evening bid-; talr te
prove most enjoyable. et its presentation by
this p.ii-ty in Heading the 'J'imr of that city
say : " It was one et the rae.l grace till, viva
cious and captivating perJermances ever
given in this city. Beth the rani: ami lib- were
net only clever artist-, but accomplished
vocalists."
"MitUloeit's JHitiulei.i. -On Sat :rda even
ing Hyde & Eehman's '-.Muldoon's Blunders "
party will appear ler the llr-.t time In this
city. The piece is .saiit te be among the met
amusing or light Irish comedies, ami the per
formance will Include a strong varietv bill, in
whii-li Kelly A Ryan, two et the best lii.-.h
comedians In the country, will appear.
'The l'ttxsina Regiment." We quote the tol tel tol
iewing from a very complimentary notice iu
tlie.Seranten llcpuhllcan et the performance
of this new and successful millh.ry comedy by
the company from Daly's theatre which will
present it In this city next Monday night :
"There is net a 'stick' in the entire cast. Miss
Viigima Brooks, a lerent debutante of great
power, presented the character el 'J'elkaJ.'sseff
:i Russian heiress with appropriate vivac
ity. Miss Brooks .showed an intelligent con
ception el her parr. She is piquant and pretty
ami acted with a degree el grace and naughti
ni:s. 511-s Gcer&iuu Flagg as Millii .VW-iV.'
gaie un agreeable pertrature et the demure
companion of the Russian, and the gentlemen
acquitted themselves generally with credit."
SI'ECIAJ, NOTICES.
Decline el Man.
Impotence et mind, limb, or vital tunctieu,
nervous weakness, sexual debility Ac, cured
bv Wells' Health Uenewer. l. 1'er sale at
.lebii F. Leng ft Sen.
Sublimely Superb.
pair et beautiful Sun-flowers .n has.d-,
will be mailed fre te any lady who will send
a three cent postage stamp te l)r. C. W. Ben Ben
eon, lin. .Ve Kit taw St., Baltimore, .Md. I'lni".
N. Ciittcuteu. 11". Fulton St , .Vew Yerk City,
sole agenl for Dr. C. W. Bensen's rcmcilie". te
whom all orders should be nddre-sed.
W)--iiv
Kidney Compliant Cured.
B. Turner, Rochester, X. Y writes . " I have
been ler ever a. year subject te serious dis
order et the kidneys, and "elten unable te at
tend te business: I procured yeiii- Jiurdnck
Bioed Bitters and was relieved betere half a
bottle was used. I intend te continue, as I
fe: 1 confident that they wlllcntiiclycure me "
Price fl. Fer Mile at II. B. Ceeliian'n 1 1 ii.'
store. l.'S7 North Queen street. Luneastei
A i:i:met ler Indigestion. Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fevi.r, Ague, etc. Cob
den's Liquid I'.cct anil Tonic Invigorator.
il.llw'deed&v.
" Skin Diseases " laired by Dr. Swayue'a
Ointment.
hat Is mere di-trcsslng than un obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should sutler a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
"Swiiyne'sOintnicnt " is pat our comprehen
sion. The worst c;ccs et tetter, itch, salt
i Ileum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te Its wenderlul all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the l'.ice and blotches en the
skin arc removed by ulng this healing oiut eiut
meni. 1'eriectly safe and harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itching files Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night alter getting warm In bed ;
ether parts are sometimes affected, fcwayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure, cure. Dr. Swayne ft
Sen, 5.! North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
I'a., te wlieni all letters should be uili'irsecti.
yeld I. j- all prominent druggists.
janav-SmdTTli&Fftw
KKSCCED FKOJ1 DEATH
Tliuloliewingt-tatcmeniol William.) Cough Ceugh
lin, of Semcrville, Mass., is se remarkable that
wc beg te usk for it the attention of our read
ers. He says : " In the fall of 1ST I was taken
v. lth a violent bleeding or tlie lungs followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. 1 was se weak at ene time
that I could net leave my bed. Iu the summer
et 1877 1 was admitted te Use. City Hospital.
While there the doctors said 1 had a hole in
my le.lt lung as big as a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars m doctors and med
icine. I was se far gene at one time a report
wen, around that I was dead. 1 gave up hope,
but a friend told me et Dit. Wm. Hall's Balsam
p.m tub Luxes. I lai.ghcd at my friends, think
ing t hat my cilse was incurable, but 1 get a
bottle 'e satisfy them, when te my surprise
and gratification, 1 commenced te teel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I teel in better spirits than I have the past
three years.
" I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that everyone alllicted with Diseased J.imgs
will be induced te take Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
ler the Lungs, and be convinced tjiat con
sump umi can be cured. I have taken two
bottle!" and can positively say that It has done
mere geed than all oilier medicines i have
taken since my sickness. My cough lias al
most entirely disappeared nnd 1 shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and l:!'. Xerth Queen
strc . iv2S-lvilceilTliftv2
Kalamazoo, Mich., Feb.--, lss-.
1 knew Hep Bitters will bear recommenda
tion henetly. All who use them confer upon
them the highest encomiums, and give them
credit ler making cures all the proprietors
claim ter them. I have kept them since they
were first etlcrcd te the public. They took
high rank from the first, and maintained it,
nnd are mere called ter than all ethers com
bined. Se Ions as they keep up their high
reputation ter purity and usefulness, I shall
continue te recommend them something I
have never before done with any ether patent
medicine. .1. .7. Baiheck, M. D.
I'elO 2wd&w
A 1'ke.mpt way te ce a-thmatic whecxing.
Use Hale's Heney of ilerchnuml and Tar.
Tike's Toothache Dreps cure In one minute.
tl.Vlwdced&w
.Memers: nieinnrnii r.lenicrs!'.
Are you disturbed at night and broken el
your re3t by a sick child sullerlng and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth?
If si, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WIXSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYKUl. It will re
lieve the peer little sufferer Immediately de
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is net a mother en eatth who has ever
used it, wne will net tell you at once that ij
will rcg ate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief aud health te the child,
eperatiaglike magic. It 13 perfectly safe te
use in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, aud
ia the prescription et one et the eldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
r.ettie "iarMvd&wM.W&S
By Universal Accord.
aveji's Cathaetic Pills arc the best of all
purgatives ter family use. They arc the pro
duct of long, laborious, and successful chemi
cal investigation, and their extensive uc, by
physicians in their practice, and by all civil
ized nation, proves them the best and most
citcctiial puigativc rill that medical science
cin devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can ari-e irem their use. In intrinsic value
anil curative powers no ether fills can be
compared with thcm.aud every person,, know
ing their virtues, wsli employ them, when
needed. They keep the system in perfect
elder, and maintain in healthy action the
whole machinery of life. Mild, searching and
eit' Mual. they are especially adapted te the
needs of the digestive apparatus, derange
ments et which they prevent and cure, it
timely taken. They are the best and salest
physic te employ for children and weakened
constitutions, where a mild and effectual
cathartic is lequired. Fer sale by nil dealers.
felO iwdeert&w
"A Werd te Hie Wise is Sufficient." An
Directive and :igri-cable remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh, Hay Fiver and Catarrhal
Deafness Is Kly'- Cream Balm. A sure cure.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses Hie nasal
1 is.-ages of catarrhal virus, causing Healthy
v-cretinni, aliajs intl-imiuutien nnd lriltatien,
protects the usembiaual linings et the head
lrem additional colds, completely heals the
sores and resteies tliesen-e et taste and smell.
Beneficial results are realized by a tew appli
cations. A thorough treatment as directed
will cure Catarrh. Asa household remedy for
cold in the head it is iincqualer'. The Balm is
cay te use and agreeable, s,. ,i by druggists
at .V) cent-. On receipt et .Vic-nti will mall a
package. Send ter circiihu with lull informa
tion. KI.Y'.s. CBKA.M BALM CO., Oswego, N. .
Fer -ale in Lancaster by all the druggists.
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li'iuiui's Household I'anucea
Is the most elleclive l'uin Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
externally.and thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than an y ether
pain alleviator, ami it Is warranted double the
strength el any similar preparation. It cures
pain in the Side, Back r Bowels, Soie Threat,
Uhcumat'ism and ail achks, and N TIIK
CHEAT BELIKVi;it OF I'AIX. Bliewx's
IIei sluelii I'aacua" should be in every
family. A tcaspoenlul of the I'anacea in a
tumbler or het water sweetened if preferred),
taken at bed lime will i-.hkai: it a etn. Wets
a bottle. tehU-lyd.M.WAS&w
te te ii. ii. iicm.ii! Drug store, i:,7 Xerth
Queen street, ter .lr Freeman' S'cw Na Na
tieti'il J)yr:t. Fer brl-t'itness and durability of
i(;:i-,aie iiii.'qnale.l. oler from 2 toSpeunds.
)iivt tieiii ii, Bngii- . i.e-l (iermun. 1': ice. IS
cent-'.
"l.lle, Urtiit, i:eai!ty."
' V ii.il we all ud'uiif" and hew le secure it:
A tint; hi ad of hair m its natural color is such
an adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes
geed ioek should neglect te use "Londen
Hair Celer Besterer," the most cleanly and de
lighUul article ever introduced te the Ameri
can oi-eple. It is totally different from nil
ethei net sticky or gummy, and free irem
all impure ingreiients that rendermany ether
preparations obnoxious, it thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives it new lite, keeps
the calp c'.can and healthy, causing the hair
te grew w here it had fallen off or become thin,
ibxsnel soil or slain anything, and Is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared as te make it a
lasting h-iir dre-dng and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Uesterei " is sold by all druggists,
at 7" ci tils a b.-ttle. .Tiv het ties for II.
e.;CI.W,S.w
Wemi.n Kr.i:vwiii:: n-e Barker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned from expe
rience that it overcomes despondency, indi-ge-tien,
weakness in the back and kidneys,
and ether troubles of the (. Jlcnne Journal.
lel-limlcodAeow
A ( eii:.,t. Cel. i or mii:; rnreat should no
Steppe.i Neglect ircqut nll.v lesults Hi an In
cur ible t.'ing Itl-ea'-e .i Consumption.
I'.miv. n ': iiieuehial Trin i.i- de net disorder
Hie siemach like ceuirn syrups and balsams,
but :.cl direct lyen ilnitr.ilamcd part;:, allaying
ii-i'itati.iii. give ritliel in Asthma, Bronchial
Cough, Catarrh, and the Threat. Tumbles
which Singers and I'ublicSpeakers ate subject
te. ter tlUrly years Blown'. Bienebiul
Tieciic- have been lec.uumen.icd by physi
cians ami always ;?iiv perfect satisfaction,
liavlu.- been te-tc.i by wide and constant u-e
Te; m .uly u entire gem lalieit, they have at
tailed we) .i.eriicii tank among the lewstap'e
riiinedies el the age Sold at i". cents a box
everywhere mS-lvd I'TliAS'tlvw
IIKNItY'S CAHBOLIO SAI.VE.
The best Salve iu the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, s.tlt llu-uin, tetter.chapped hands,
chilblains, corns and all kin-la et skin erup
tion freckles and pimples. The salve Is
. ua.:iced le give pirlect satisfaction in
cciy case or money letunded. Be sure you
get Henrj's Carbolic Salve, as all ethers are
but imitations and counterfeits. l'ricc'i"icents.
fcel I in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Stere,
l:!7 i ;..) Xerth ijuceii street.
A tt.w.l Angel's Visit A Tale et "Re.ii
dulls."
Blanch.' called en Kate, one pleasant day,
and found liei'Mid and sighing, dearest friend,
enci bright and gay. new scarce could keep
from crying; tu '-eh," she said, "'tis a dis
grace te sec witli scrofula, my lace se badly
uiaiTCil !"' then said her friend, " Kesadalls will
your troubles end." Blanche called en Kate
netlicrdny and found her once mere blithe
and g.ty, her lace as radiant, skin as fair, as
any maiden's unywheic. Fer skin diseases
and impure bleed, there's nothing in the
world se geed as Be;ailalis, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor, nay, it tones the sys
tem, cures your ills and banishes nil doctor's
bills : Sold in Lanca-itcr at Cochran's Drug
Stere, I.i7and 1K Xerth Queen street.
ivSO-lydee'ditwa
nit: iA;cwi;iis iiju;ni
Dr. Barber's Bed Herse-Powders aie the best
in the market. They are net a mere loed made
et inert and cheap materials, but a veritable
Medicine. They contain leurtiuicsthestrcngth
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure, and lattcn stock in ono-feurth the time,
acting ul once upon the digestive organs and
secretions, and may be safely relied upon ler
tiie cure of coughs, colds, distemper, glanders
and all di-e.asep. et horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality et milk in cows and keep
all kinds id stock in a healthy condition. Sold
every when- at iic. per pack, C ler $1; large
size 40c., or .: ler $1. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Ding Stoic, l.'iTnnd 1: North Queen
streets aug2-lydced&wl
ethiug Short el t'nudstakable Jlenellts
Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
wlcch AVer's Saksavakilla enjoys. It is a
compound et t lie best vegetable alteratives,
with the Iodides et lntasium and Iren, and is
the me-t elt'uctr.al of all remedies for scrofu
lous, mercurial, or bleed disorders. Uniform
ly successful and certain in its remedial effects,
it produces rapid and complete cures et Scro
fula. Seres, Beils, Humors Pimples, Erup
tions, Skin DWeaci ami all disorders rising
from impurity et the bleed. By its invigora
ting cllects it always relieves and often cures
Liver Complaints. Female Weakness and Ir
regularities, and is a potent rencwer el vital
ity. Fer purifying the bleed it has no equal.
It tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, and Imparts vigor and energy. Fer
terty years it has been In extensive use, and Is
te-day the me-t available medicine ler the
suffering sick, anywhere Fer sale by all
dealers. tcbl7-lwdcediw
i ha run.
MAiiitAi'h. February 13, ISai,- in this city, A mi
Eliz abeth Barruck, aged U2 years.
Farewell, my children dear.
Though absent Irem you de net tear
Ued will protect and comfort you.
Se love one another as I loved you.
I leave this world without a tear,
Save for the ones I leVe most dear :
But new, at last, eh (Jed descend
Te my children ue a friend.
Keep these lines te remember inc.
When no mere en earth my face you see :
Ged thought it best te call me home
And nevermore ou earth le ream,
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited te attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of Win. F. Shiley, Ne. 213 Chutch street,
en Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hill cemetery. Phil
adelphia papers copy.
NJiH' At I'EUTlSHaUiXTa.
AUCTION SaLK OF BOOTS AMD SHOES
this evening at 7 o'clock, and te-morrow
(Friday)evening at 7 o'clock, in Leeb's store
room., Ne. 21 Xerth Queen street.
J. Ill EM EN,
i 1 es? & Sr.s, A u cts ltd
NEW Alt FJtXiaEJLi.yiS.
OOK WASTED.-APPLY AT SO. 11"
XOBTH DUKE STREET. lC-2t
-TOTlCK. THE OFFICERS AND MEM-
JL hers of Empire Council. N'e. 120. Jr. O. U,
A. M., will meet hereafter In the I. O. K. M.
rooms, tl.ir.l Jloer or Fulton Hall. All mem
bers are ri-.j!'.. sted te b.- prc-eut to-meyrow
(FB1DAY) evening lit 3 o'clock.
It BYOKDEUOFTHETUrSTEES.
DISEASES OF THE EAR. THE Im
pairment et hearing in young persons
and In children is very often attributed te
" absent-mindedness " by parents and te
stupidity " by teachers. Where a child is
stupid, there is always a cause, which should
be traced out, and the peer child net treated
as if it were responsible for the disease that
rendered it se. Diseases of the Ear, Eve anil
Threat treated by H. D. LOXGAKEK, M. D.
OFFICE: Ne. 13Ea9t Walnut street, Lancas
ter. Consultations lree. flC-3td4w
HAVE YOU TRIED IT t
IF NOT DON'T DELAY IT :
Once used you will use no ether.
THE P.OLLEIt GRANULATED FLOUR
Will yield 50 te C5 pounds mere bread te the
barrel than Fleur made by the old process. It
requires mere moisture ; much mere nutri
tious and healthy. Manufactured bv Ebv,
Steiisian Ce., MAKnEiM, Pa. Fer sale by the
principal grocers, il. F. STEIGEKWALT &
SOX, rt'lielesaie Agents. -.0-dH
UKL1C SALE. ON MONDAY, FEBKU-
AKV 27, 1882, will be sold at public sale at
the Keystone Hetel, North Queen street, the
following described real estate, consisting et a
Let of Ground, fronting 25 feet en West Chest
nut street, and extending in depth 245 feet te
ii ten-toot alley, whereon Is erected a two twe two
Hlerv BRICK BACK BUILDING. 14x2ifcet.
containing four rooms, with a one-story frame
kitchen. 12x12 (Ne. 533). being the late resi
dence of Catharine Tshudy, deceased.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., When
attendance will bs given and terms made
known by TOBIAS JOI1NSON.
Executer of Catharine Tshudy. dec'tl.
B. F. Hew. tl3.10,20.23.27d
T 1J MAKTIn & CO.
Gents' Furnishing Goods!
BUY THE PEARL SHIRT
PRICE $1.00.
We new eiler our PEARL SHIRTS with
many improvements, and think it te he
the best unlaundrlcd Shirt made up at any
price. They are carefully made et Best
Wamsutta Muslin, three-ply Linen Bosem
and guaranteed te lit
Special measures taken aud PKAHI.
SHIRTS made te order if desired.
All sizes in stock.
Cull and we can show you sonic points
in them that can't help but convince yen
tbev are THE BKST SHIRT in the market.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.,
1A1C GOODS.
DET GOODS.
HAGEB, & BRO.
have new iu store full lines of goods suit
able for ileuacfurnishiiig.
STANDARD MAKES.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, Sheeting,
Pillow Muslins, Tickings, Tabic Linens, Nap
kins Towels, Marseilles and Toilet Quilts,
Blankets, Table Cevers and Furntlnre Cretonne-.
NEW SPRING
Dress Goods.
French Printed Satiucttc in choice designs
Scotch Zephyr and American Dress Gingham,
Seersucker. Fine Dre8 and Shirting Percales
and Chintzes.
NEW HOSIERY
NEW KID GLOVES.
Black Silk Warp Henrietta and Cashmere, the
best makes Imported in nil quaHti4)
Oeurtland's English Orepe, all widths.
Blaek Cashmere Shawls.
Black Silk Radina, Satin-de-LeeD,
Meire and Mervillaux.
EMBROIDERIES.
We have new open our spring selection of
Cambric, Xainzoek unit Swiss EMBROIDER
IES, in sets, of various widths te match, and
in new and elegant designs, In low priced and
medium qualities, nnd including the finest
goods imported.
LACES AND LACE GOODS.
Direct treni importers, iu choice new designs.
Pique Welts, Xainzoek Checks, India Mull,
Li n en le India, French Muslins, Nottingham
Curtain Nets, French Lace and Antique
Curtains.
T"Tle fn cite Elimination.
Hager & Brether,
Ne. 25 West King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
INSTATE OF JOHN NIXDOKF, I.ATJS OF
Hi Lancaster city, Lancaster county, ilcc'd.
Letters of administration en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te make Im
mi diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in Lancaster city.
ISAKUAUA NIAUUUI',
FREDERICK NIXDORF,
. , Administrators.
j'k-ctdeaw
N If JIB rEBIISEM EXTS.
LOST A GOLD LOCKET NEARLY
square, containing a lady's aud gentle
man's picture. A liberal reward will be paid
en return of the same te 33-2 Seuth Prince
street. ltd
17 ANTED BY A VOl'.Ml LAO A SIT-
Tf uatien as Boek-keepei
per. Geed lefer-
ence will be given
Apply at
t
THIS OFFICE,
IH.KdEJS
MONEY TO LOAN,
At 5 and 5 per cent, en iirst-class
first
mortgages. Appiy te
BAUSMAX & BUISXS,
14-3td,eedU 10 West Orange street.
F
OK KENT A FARM OF 50 ACRES.
known as the "Jehn R 'McGovern larm."
partly in city limits. In high state of culti
vation. Possession April 1. Apply te
BAl'SMAX & BURNS.
fhVStdR 10 West Orange street.
VfOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE AN AC-
L cident Policy in the Travelers of Hart Hart
eord. The cost ter $1,030 insurance with $ per
weefe indemnitv, in the preferred class, $5.
ordinary, $7.0, and medium 110, for twelve
months. RIFE KAUFMAN,
li-ltd Ne. 10 Eat King Street.
PUBLIC SALK OF STORE, DWELLINGS
and Building Lets. On THURSDAY,
FEB. 16, 1SSJ, at the Fountain Inn, en Seuth
Queen street ( tJcorge Hastins, proprietor ),
will be sold the following properties :
Ne. 1. Twe-story brick Stere and Dwelling,
en the southeast corner of West King and
Derwart streets Let 37-xlIS) feet.
Ne. 2. Twe two-story brick Dwellings, Nes.
l.'iaud 17 Hazel street hall, 4 rooms and kitch
en in each.
Ne. :t. Onc-antl-a-lialf-stery brie'; Dwelling,
with irame kitchen. Ne. M3 Seuth Prince
street 5 rooms and kitchen. Let 21 2xl(K) ; well
et water.
Ne. 4. Building Lets, 10" tt. le in. bv 18 ft.,
southeast corner et Hazel and Reaver street.
Ne. 5, Let en north side West Orange street,
cast et Charlette, 23x136 tect.
Ne. 6, Twe Lets en East side et Charlette
street, north et Orange, each 22xl0n.
Ne. 7, Let 2."xl4"i lect.en southwest corner of
Mary street and Marieu alley.
One-half the purchase money may icmaiii iu
eithcrif desired.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., when
attendance and terms will be given by
ALLAN A. 1IERR CO..
Real Estate Agents,
B. F. Howe. ; Xerth Duke street.
Auctioneer. febll-:itdSWJtTh
W
jr. HAVi: NOW OH SALE
OUR STOCK OF
WALL PAPER
AND
Window Shades.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED by Flu Kami WATER
Which will be sold VERY LOW In order
te close out.
The line embraces every de-criptien of
PAPER HANGINGS,
The greater part being goods selected ter
Spring's Trade.
tlii
Window Shades, PaperCurtaiiis, &c.
CALL EARLY FOR UARGAINS.
Phares W. Fry,
NOS. l'!)-l:sl NORTH O.UKEN STREET
KST1SUTA. tltJUSXTS.
TUl-TOrt OPERA MOUSE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th.
The Celebrated Wilbur Maseette Ce.,
In their:l'Mth performance et Audrair- Great
est Mnsical Succcs-,
THE MASCOTTE.
As produced bv this Company for ever l.0
CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS nt llljnu Opera
Heuse and Fitth Avenue Theatre, New Yerk.
SAME GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
M -M J X I fc'ICENT COSTU M F.S.
SUPERB ORCHESTRA.
40
GRAXD CHOROUS
OF FORTY VOICES.
40
First and only correct and proper representa
tion in this city. Kciucmber this is the great
Original Company.
ADMISSION 75,
RESERVED SEATS
SOund 3 CENTS-.
7". CENTS.
Diagram ut Opera Heuse Oilice.
11-41
L'll.TO.N Ol'tK.1 HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !8th.
Fir-d appearance in this city et
HYDE & BEIIMAN'S
MULDOON'S BLUNDERS COMBINATION,
Direct from their own beautiful theatre,
Rroeklyn, N. Y., with the following well
known ai fists. Kelly & Ryan, Merris i.
Fields, Keengh. Randall, Sullivan & Muck,
The Olympic Quartette, Bennett & Gardner,
Berdeaux Sisters, Miss Annie Boyd, Heiran
Brethers, in the greatest of all Irish comedies.
MULDOON'S BLUNDERS;
Oli THAT MAN FltOMUALWAY.
ADMISSION : as, 50 and 7flc. Reserved
Seats ou sale at opera house office. la-It
TjiULTOa OPERA UOt'Sn.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20th.
MR. JOHN D. MISHLER, assures a highly
enJevHblc entertainment in the complete pro
duction of Augustin Daly's Military Comedy.
As acted neatly hair this season In New Yerk
witli
AUGOSTIN DALY'S COMPANY.
S1 guarantee one et the most delightful
entertainments ever given in Lancaster.
USUAL PRICES, - - - 35, 0. 75c.
Reserved Scats at Yecker's eflice. IB-it
POLITICAL.
TYEMOlKATIU MEETINGS'.
THE OLD EIGHTH.
MacGenigle and Honest, Economical
and Efficient City Government."
The Democracy
meet at
or the Eighth Wind will
Mrs. Diehl's Saleen High Street
-OX
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 1,
AND AT
Lueaa Fritz's Green Cottage Hetel
-ON-
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 17,
HON. JOHN T. MapGONIGLE,
AD All II. TROST (in German)
anil W. U. HENSEL
Witt. AODBESS T1IK MGETIKO.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
THIRD EDITIM.
THURSDAY EVENING. FEB. 16, 1882.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. (.'., Feb. 1G. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, southerly winds, lower
pressure. "
FlKE AXO WATER.
Seme Recent Ravages et the Elements.
Elizabeth, X. J.. Feb. 1C Fire this
morning destroyed Rankin's felt factory.
Less, $5,000 ; insurance, 3,000.
Fur Stock Damaged.
Chicago, Feb. 16. The stock in Peri Peri
let's fur store was damaged by fire this
morning te the extent of $20,000.
LjrUU'S Less.
Bctex, Feb. 1C The fire at Lynn last
niyht was mere serious that at first re
ported, llie total less will amount te
$e0,000. Four firemen were slightly in
jured. HuriieNiill Factory Uurnett.
White Hall, X. Y., Feb. 10. The
lower horse-nail factory of the Ausablc
horse-nail company, at KeeEcville, X. Y.,
was destroyed by fire last night. The less
is $13,000 ; partially insured. The origin
of the fire is net known.
The Overflowing; Suniiueliuiiiin.
Wilkesrarre, Feb. 1C The water in
the Susquehanna river at this place is 2'3
feet above low water mark. The ice for a
distance of several miles remains solid be
tween here aud Kingsten. The Hats arc
overilewed at Kingsten, a portion of the
main street is covered, aud the Aveudale
mine is filling up with water, causing con
sidcrablc damage.
BY WIRE.
Telegraphic News of the Atterauun.
Themas J. D. Wiand, of Connecticut,
blew out the gas iu his room at the Occi
dental hotel, Xew Yerk, and was found
dead iu his bed this morning.
A policeman was shot dead near Galway
last evening.
The Heuse te day granted an annual
pension of $5,000 te the widow of the late
President Garfield.
A final disposition of the auti-pelygamy
bill is expected iu the Senate te-day.
In the Heuse te-day, a bill was reported
favorably for a new public building at
Williamsport, Pa., aud the committee en
public buildings te-day also decided te
recommend the erection of a new building
at Erie, Pa., at a cost of .$123,000.
Gilbert Stevens, engineer, was killed and
two ethers were seriously injured by the
explosion of the boiler in the Brooklyn
city mills at neon te-day.
The strike of employees of the Pullman
palace car company is practically ended.
Elaborate preparations arc being made
for the first state dinner of Presideut A i
thur te the diplomatic corps this evening.
Philadelphia's city solicitor gives an
opinion that while the city can sell
its interest it cannot dispose of the gas
weiks until the bends have matured. He
also ptesented the draft of an ordinance
providing for the sale under certain re.
strietiens.
! TA R ROUTE RS ACQ V IT" 1' E O.
1 be ISevcrmiK'iit Fall te Make out a Case ut
Lincoln Neb.
Omaha, Xeb., Feb. 16. Judge Dundy,
presiding ever the United States court at
Lincoln, Xeb., where th trial of Oerbin
and Iddiugs in the star route cases has
been in progress for several days, yester
day morning directed the jury te return a
verdict of acquittal, which they accordingly
did. The government had completed the
examination of its witnesses, the defense
had net offered any testimony, and the
prosecution had utterly failed te show
any wrongdoing by the accused. The ver
dict gave universal satisfaction, as the de
fondants are well-known and respected
citizens.
aO.Mi: .SHOCKING DISCLOSURES.
An Iowa (iirl Murderr ller father witb
the Coiinlvuiice lit Otner JtiembeiM et Hie
Family.
Reck Rapids, Iowa, Feb. 16. Dming
the coroner's iuvestigatien yesterday into
the murder of Jehn Lanahau, who was
shot while sitting near the window of his
own house en Saturday night, Maggie,
his daughter said that she did the sheeting.
She also implicated her mother, 1 e
sister Anne aud the latter's lever, named
Birch, saying they had agreed te " pnt
the old man out of the way." The motive
for sheeting was that Lanahau refused te
allow Anne te marry Birch. The latter
at one time lived with the family and was
driven from the house by Mr. LanahaD,
who suspected him of criminal intimacy
with his wife aud daughter Anne. All
parties implicated are under arrest.
lied. May Marries an lielre;-.
Svx Francisce, Cal., Feb., 16 Fred
erick May, of Baltimore, was married last
night te Miss Cecelia Celeman, niece of
the Ia!e W. S. O'Brien, at St. Mary's
cathedral, Rev. Archbishop Alemany
performing the ceremony. The reception
at the residence of the bride's mother
which followed was a brilliant affair.
The Bis Munich rallure.
Londen, Feb. 16. The assets of the
Pfcister Brethers, of Munich, whose fail
ure has been reported, arc stated at 200,
000. A settlement at the rate of seventy
per cent, has been offered. There are ap
prehensions that this failure may cause
many ethers.
Went It Harder or Suicide .'
Ciiic.vr.e, Feb. 10. The relatives of
Luke Hansom, who, en the morning of
Feb. 0, was found dead in Hinsdale, are
pushing an investigation vigorously. New
developments Ihave been made, which; it
is claimed, entirely dispose of the suicide
theory. Hansom had an insurance en his
life of $27,000.
Tbe Deferred Veud Test Case.
Readine, Pa., Feb. 10. The test case
of J. L. Sticbter against the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad company, in which the
plaintiff asks that $50,000 of deferred
bends be issued te him, and which was te
have been argued te-day, was postponed
by mutual agreement of. counsel in court
this morning.
Or. Henseu Ooleg te Chicago.
Chicace, Feb. 1C The First Baptist
church has extended a call te Rev. P. S.
Hensen, D. D., of tbe Memerial Baptist
church, Philadelphia, and has received
that gentleman's assurance of bis acceptance.
I
TUROl'OH A BRIDGE.
The Mishap That Vefel a Ceal Train.
Belvideke, X. J. Feb. 16 This morn
ing, while a leaded coal train en the
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western rail
toad wass passing ever an iron bridge
known as Bell's bridge, about twelve miles
north of this place, the bridge suddenly
gave way, precipitating about one-half of
of the train iute the creek fifty feet below.
One brakeman was slightly injured.
Prompt measures are being taken te build
a temporary bridge.
Dreuned llemclf in the Rain Barrel..
Ithaca, X". Y., Feb. 16. Mrs. J. M.
Rolliseu, wife of a farmer living near
Ithaca, was found drowned yesterday in a
cask of rain-water. A supposed case of
suicide en account of despondency caused
by the death of her only seu. Her hus
was away from home and does net yet
knew of his wife's death.
tiurcusiii" its Capital.
Ai.uaxy. X. Y.. Feb. 16. The Mutual
Unieu telegraph company te day filed a
certificate in the secretary of state's office
increasing its capital te ten million dol
lars. -RS
MAICMuTS.
?-. Yer itittrxui.
New i'erk, Fi'bruary 1C Fleur State ami
Western without important change.
Wheat K?sC better ami fairly active: Ne. -
Ib'il .March. $1 Mm S-" ; ile April $1 :WSI 37U ;
le Mav.il aV'fPi :175: iIe.iiine,l .! :ujj.
corn 4yj,e iiisner : iuixcii wetiern speitil
nt'fiiiie ; ile" tuturus, MQU'i'Jc.
euN without uuetahlu clrmjji) ; e.. Muixli
l"i' : .! April 4S1C.
i'hilitliltl ftlerkei.
1'uil.-.uli'h:a. Feb. W. Kliitii State ami
Weti-ru ilull r.ml weak ; Supertlne, at i'l oil
I01; ;-,;ra at .'iu.i.l 0.1; Ohie anil In
inuiH. tiiin:!v, iii :ii'7n: I'eniwylvantii tle.
i:i-2Mi;-r.
Rye Heur lit l .".Off i i2.
Wlii-at iiiiM'IMi'il : Del. unit tVnn'.i Ri'il ut
fi ::eqi it-.' ; ile aiiiIht at ji iiiq.i .::.
Cern iirmi'i ter local iiie.
Oats ilnll anil barely -.teuilv.
Uveilullat S3e.
Previsions ilull ami liiiucr.
Lani (irnuT.
ISutter choice mmi-cc ami linn, but ettHU
kinils quirt ;Cr'aiui'i- Etra, l'fSf.e ;itogeoii
te choice. :t'J.
KeMs Hi in.
EfiXS ilull ; !' nn'.i, 'i)a.Tii" : Mi'.slcru,
STS'e.
Chcuieiiiiict ami unchanged.
Petroleum linn : Itelint'il, ".:
Whisky ilull at $1 ul.
Hci'ils koeiI te prime clever tlull ut S'
uu : ile ile Klaweil stcatly at ?1 :t.ViJl :17.
tiriitti and I'revisDii OtietHtluuit.
One e'elnc!: limitations et grain unit provis previs
ions, lurnlslicil by S. if. Yumlt, Hrekcr, 1V
East King street.
February 1.1.
Chicago.
In Chicago them has been au ailvaiieuef 5c
In Wheat since ves-tcnluv.
Wheat Cern Oats I'erk Earit
March.. riyt .:i 40 17.111 10.U1
April... .'iV. 17..17M HI-'-"'
May... l.'JV: j;-. .UVn
I'lulitilKlphla.
March. 1..H1.. .m .Vt
April... l.'Jrt .1:756
Mav i.:k,", .fiSji Ay.
I.lvu Stock Market.
Ciiicaue lles UccelpU, iS.efiO heuit; alilp.
ments. ti.lwi beail. .Market very ilull anil con cen
slilcrably demoralized in sympathy with pro pre
visions, l'rlces generally 101.1 cents lower.
Common te geed mixed at $Ui;i); heavy pack
inland shipping. S'5 7a?p7 ; I'liilailelplilas and
lardei'i. $7 107 ."': liuht, fiiQi; fill; skip and
culls, fii r.(i.f? j.
Cattle -Receipts, 7,0J bead; shipment",
2,7iie bead. Market weak anil price 10c lower
ler poorer grades ; experts. IS legc SO; geed te
choice shipping steers, $.1 te j$.1 !e ; common te
lueiliiim, i'iref5; mixed butchers' plentiful
and wcak-'-r ; interior te fair, 7f,:i ilj ; geed te
choice. $l(!il SO: .steckurs ami feeders, fS)
1 70; Ktic-H Texam, $lfa):.
Sheep Receipts, ::,C0jbead; shipments, l.tMl
bead. Market active, strong and hlgher: com
mon te lair, ::r.l' I :.!,); medium "te geed,94 7"
." 0 : choice te extra, $.1C0ti.
E.sr J.nunm Cattle Receipt. "17 head;
market slew ; best soiling at $Jsi;:i7 ; fair te
Keed, J.1 Miffy, ; common. wnTi.
iles Receipts. tOJ head; market tlriu ;
Philadelphia". 7 ."uj71H; Yerker, C .V)j$0 73.
Sheep Receipts, 'ii head ; markut active;
price", i.i .r.H? 21.
StOCK .tlMTKet.
Nt-iv Yerk, I'hiimlclphia mid Leeal Stock
also Cnitcd States ltiid-i ropertoil daily by
Jacob It. I.ose, N. E. Cor Centre Square.
Nkw lern:.
Stocks weak and lev. er.
r ebrunry li.
10:00 l:0i 3:W
A. U. F. M. . il.
1:1V" i:u liiw
iijm ;e; ies
le ie4
Vi Viiii P&J5
107 .... lMi
i7 riy. iik
IK . 13
'Jl t U3&.
WA 110 111
SfikS MX 07
Meney
Chicago . North Western
Chicago. Mil. ft at. Paul
Camilla Heutln-.rn
C. C. ft I. C. It. It
Del., t.ack.& Western
Delaware A II udseu Can:d ....
Denver & liie (jramie
KastTcnn., Va. ft Ga
Uannibal ft St. Jem
Lake Shere ft Mich. fciiiHhein
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
MNseuri, Kansas ft Texas
N. Y.. Lake Erie & Western..'..
New.leicv Central
N. Y.. Ontario ft Wu-tei
New lerlr Central
Ohie & Mississippi
Ohie Central
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce...
rft. Pan! ft Omaha
de Preferred
Central Pacific
Texan Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabasli, .. .. uis ft Pacini;
' Preferred
v e j t ion Tel Ce
l'HILADEl.rni'..
Stocks unsettled.
Pennsylvania It. II
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation Ex iiv ...
ISnlTale, Pitts, ft Weeterii
Northern Centrat
Northern Pacille
" Pretened
Ilcstenvlik
Electric Underground Tel. Ce.
Pliiladelphh. ft Kile It. U
Gunnison Mining
lewaGulcl; Minimr...,
UwiTte States Kosdi.
fl:l .
"il -
:t! 3A) 3d
:ny. wZ iw
2I4 i 2IJi
: 124 lk
M'A .... :u?J
la's isii ia?i
40-,'i 41
XIX
tlilJii .... 10
$ tax wZ
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United States 1 p.
tX crna ..
Lecal stecKH and Iteniiu.
Par
val.
.$100
. 100
. 100
. 100
. 100
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Lest
sale.
1105
107K
ISO
120
105
112
1U2
VHM
105
102
$173
lUri.&l
100.80
147
13i50
141.30
l-'lLMi
200
145.7S
140
153
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fill
10U
105.50
100
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$2.25
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120
LancClty 6 per ct. Lean, due 1682..
" 1S83..
" " 1S90..
" 18!fi..
5 per ct. in 1 or 20 years.
a per ci. Scheel Lean..,
I " in 1 or 20 years.
KM
4 " iii .ler 20 years.. 100
" ; " in 10 or 20 years. 100
Maulielm borough lefin 100
BAKK STOCKS.
First National itanlc. flOO
Farmers' National Rank 50
Lancaster County National Rank.. SO
Columbia National Ilauk ,
Eiibrata National Rank
First National Rank, Columbia.. ..
First National Rank, Strashurx....
First National Rank, Marietta
First National Rank. Mount Jey..
Lititz National Rank ,
Manhclui National Rank
Union National Rank. Mount Jey,
New Helland National Bank
MISCEIXASEOCS BOMDO.
:oe
IH
100
100
I0O
MO
100
100
50
Km
Quarryville it. It., flue INK! $100
Reading ft Columbia K. Kilue lStti 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1SS0 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
Unit m I or 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
ilue lbSO.............. .......... ...... 100
.MISCKLLAMHOCS STOCKS.
Quarryville It. it , 50
Millersville Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory 100
Gas Light and i uel Company...
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company..
25
100
Columbia Water Company..
Susquehanna Iren Company.
.. 100
170
4.25
1
1
Marietta Hollowware tee
Stevens Heuse.
50
Ml
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Sicily Island
East Brandy wine. Wnyncsb'jj.
TTJRXPIKK STOCKS.
Rig Spring ft Reaver Vnltey
Columbia ft Cliestnut Hill
Columbia ft Washington
Columbia & Bijj Spring
Lancaster Enhrata
Lanc.,Eiizabetht'n AMIddlet'n...
Lancaster & Fruitviile.
Lancaster ftLitltz
Lancaster ft Williamstown
Lancaster ft Maner
Lancaster & Manheim
Lancaster ft Marietta
.$ 25 $ 10.2S
13K 21
25
18
25
25
25
100
50
25
25
50
25
5
20
18
47.23
CO
50
04.50
55
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