LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20 1882.
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COLUMBIA KhSWS.
IIUK UKtiCTLAR COBKESPONUKNCK
D. CJ. Wauu and Owen Mathot appoint
ed watcheis for the 3d ward.
Fisk's jubilee singers next Fiiday even
ing. .Mi. Wtn.F. Feudiich 0:1 Friday last lest
a geld watch and fob
The Elocution club meets te menuw
evening at Mhs Maggie Purple's.
These persons participating in the cu
tcitainment for the benefit of the Piesby
tei 'nu Sunday school wil 1 piacticc in the
opera house this evening.
The young mnaway boys who left town
eue day last week have letmned. They
succeeded in 1 caching Alteena, but that
day proved te be wet and lainy, se they
concluded te icturn te Celumb.a, which
place they 1 cached eaily Satmday morn
ing. Religious sei; ices wcie all vciy slimly
attended, j:e doubt the inclement weather
being the cause. Larly in the morning it
began snowing, which seen tuined into
lain, then the air getting cekh i, hail fell,
making ye.-.t-jidai a eiy disagreeable
Sunday.
1'ieJ. Jehn Vraiit 11, en Saturday epetied
an oyster and found a pearl neatly half
inch in length, and which en one part of
it had a lemailc.ibic likeness of a face,
eyes, nose and mouth, being very dis
tinctly seen. lie intends hiving it set fei
a bieastpiu.
Teny Deniei'.s pantomime and specialty
tieupc make their second appeal ancc t
monew evening. Theii pjiieimance the
fiif-t tinn gave gieat satisfaction, and from
the bills that an out, then second will
mu pas tlieii ether
Fer Ihe past week a man, and a shaip
one at that, has been selling lings and soap
in town. He wraps a five dollar bill
aieund a cake of soap and prtcitrti he
throws it amongst a let wrapped in paper.
Fer twenty-five cents you tiy our luck.
On Saturday he attempted te play thin old
game en a number of railroad conductor,
but they proved tee smait fei him, for
after losing liftccn dellais in this way lie
left that vicinity. He has since left town,
vowing that P. H. K.'s tmplejjs beat
him.
"Tbe Passing iccgliiieut."
D.tlv's "Passing Regiment," placed in
the ep-ia house last Satmday evening ti
a ciy slim audience. The pcifeiniance
cr-itaiiiiy deseived a much laiger house.
The piere has no el tire te a plot. It is
founded en a legimcnt passing Ncwpuit,
and being invited by tiie citizens te spend
a few days amongst them, which is ae
cepted. The efliecis are situated at the
dillcirnt citizens' heiiscF,aud in the course
of the time they spend there they cany
en a lively Mutation with the ladies. The
surgeon of the regiment had been sec ctly
inariicd some lime before, but sa the last
act, he makes it known. With few c
ceptiens all are successful in their love af
fairs and the play ends as all love talcs el
During the feuilh act the squad of th.'
Columbia cadets gave their exhibition
diill, but by the stage being :,et en a
small scene the ilent feet me.cmcnts h .d
te be dispensed with. This caused con
sidcrahle confusion te the cadets, but the
di ill was done with neatness and in geed
time. The cadets had intended going te
i-ancasu 1 this evening, buttheie has been
a misunderstanding between the advance
agent and the business manager in lcgaid
te tian.spoitatien and beaid. The boys
think that by giving the drill this is ask
ing enough, without epecliug them te
pay theii own expenses.
licit iipiinn el a lluu:ica 1....I
Willie Getlci was tliewncd in Cone.ige
falls, Su-quehanna livci.en Sunday morn
ing, Feb. 12. He was 11 ycais old, had
led haii, dieshcd in a new suit of liirht
blue pant-., and daik blue cloth coat with
brass buttons, and new beets with iien
plates mi the heels containing holes te
fasten skates. Any one giving infoima infeima infoima
tien .if thedisceveiy of the bedy will be
suitably le wauled by notifying Oflicci
lieat, el llnnisburg, or Maj'ei aloeic, el
White H.ill. Columbia county, Pa. The
yetuig boy lud'icccntly returned fiem the
s Id 11 is' orphans' school.
Little Lecal.
Cleppci's sand diggei is being oveihaul eveihaul
id fei the coming season.
Miss Patience Armstieng visiting Mi-s
Ida Diiler, of Dillerville.
Mr. 1 1. C. McCaulcy, of Mmeisville, is
ou a sheit visit te his paients iuthisb.: iuthisb.:
eugli. A new shifter will seen placed en the
liver lead of P. R. It. in place of the
mule team fermcily used. The change is
only tcmpeaiy.
Awoikmanefa tailei in W ihtsville
stele ail overcoat and pair of shoes from
his boss, and this meiuingsaid tailor was
aftei the thief, but could net find him.
Mis. Han y Biurcr met with a eiy
painful accident yesteiday morning. She
had diessed herself for church and was
putting en her hat when by some mis
chance she 1111 the long hat pin cieai
through her baud.
Te 11101 iew is election day, ami both
parties looking forward with that inde
finable feeling that is always caused by
an election. Beth pr.itics aie sure of win
ning, but time will tell. A laige vote
is expected te be polled.
One of flic cylinder heads of the lai.se
engine at the St. Charles furnace blew off
yesteiday, but without doing any datnage
te the heue or engine. The accident was
caused by the condensation of tee much
steam in tiie cylinder, filling it partly full
of watei .
A car was pushed off the tiestlc weik
at Filbert's coal jardby the men shoving
it back tee far. It has since been 10
placed. The new Vigilant stcamei was tiicd this
morning and .succeeded in throwing watci
in six minutes at :.j pounds of steam, beat
ing her fermci tiial. The legistcr showed
two pounds in fifty thice seconds. Chief
efFne Depai tracnt J. Shcnbcrgcr acted ar
engineer, and until he pronounces it satis
factory it will net be accepted.
Unnatlen Visit.
Ou Satmday evening the ceiiiegatitiii
of the L'nien Bethel paid a visit te then
pastor, Kev. O. W. Scilhamer, taking with
them a vaiiety of tekcus of their esteem,
consisting of ever SeO in money and ether
useful articles. Mr. Jehn A. Abraham
acted as spokesman for the visitors, and
the pastor replied in a few appropriate te
marks, thanking his fiicnds for their unex
pected kindness. Elder Wcishamplc
offered the prayer of thanksgiving and the
congregation was dismissed w ith a bene
diction by Elder Swenk.
unburn Snubbed.
'Judge" Kilburn. whose communica
tion te the county commissioners we pub
lished ou Saturday, wherein he instincts
the commisseuers hew te act in the mat
ter of coiencr's juiics and tlucatcus te
held them individually icspensible for any
jurors' fees eidercd by them te be paid te
the coroner, was rudely siubbcd by the
beard of commissioners, this morning who
paid net the slightest attention te Kilburn's
paper, but went en paying jurors the same
as heretofore. Judge Kilburn is fast los
ing his gieat influence among county offi
cers, who ait; jealous perhaps of his
wonderful legal attainment?.
fHtlicr and Daughter lleatl.
Simpsen Ruth, of Stuniptnwn, Lcaceck
township, was buried en Saturday, and
at about the time of the funeial, his
daughter, airs. Emma Dcnliuger, wife of
Samuel Denlingci. residing ucar GrefTs
store, also died. Beth father and daugh
tei wcie well known and highly esteemed
in the community in which they lived.
1JKXV1NG AUCIDX.NT.
Iho Freaks of 1'rlsky UerneJ.
On Saturday afternoon as a gentlnman
fiern the country was diiving en North
Queen street near the Washington engine
house the heise turned suddenly around
and broke one of the axles of the buggy te
which he was attached. The driver was
spilled out, butnethuit.
Yesteiday morning there was lather
an exciting runaway ou King street. A
lad named Dougherty was driving a veiy
spiiitcd mare belonging te Philip Lebzel
ter, and being unable te cnntiel her,
she ran oft' and threw him out
of the buggy in which he was riding. She
lan along the pavement en East King
street for some distance, and, coming in
contact with a heavy signboard in front of
Jacob Adafis's restauiaut ciushed it te
pieces, upset the buggy and became de
tached from it, and ran at full speed out
West King street, and as far as the fu st
gate en the Columbia pike, wheic she was
caught. Dougherty was net much huit,
the mare escaped injury, and the Luggy
was a geed deal bieken. Mr. Leb.elter
had given te Deugheity pei mission te
drive his old heise. a stcriy goer, but the
young man made use of the mate, histeid
and was unable te contiel hci.
This morning, a hoi'.sa attached le a
one heise brewevy wagon, frightened 0:1
East King street and staited off ou a mn
down town. He turned into Ccntie pquaie
and upXeith Queen sticet. A jeung man
named Wm. Kegel tried te catch him b
the head but failed, lie jumped into the
back of the wagon fei the puipose of
catching the leins He found that they
were dragging en the ground and he imme
diately jumped en the animal's back, stop step
ping him without damage.
On t lie Kal It 0.1 1 Cressing.
The morning between 8 and 9 o'clock,
as an east-bound pasei.gei tiain en tiie
Pennsylvania laihead was coming around
the cm ve just above the passenger depot,
a ceuntiymau, who appeared te be some
what confused, stepped sheit upon the
tiack with his heise and wagon. Yellsel
"goon, go en,' bie.ight him te a ieal.:'.i-
1.011 01 111s situation, and 110 whipped up
hi- herse in time te escape. Just behind
him was a two-heise tea .11, and it also
ti ied te go en. 'I he heises wcie ; ei.ed by
then heads just befeie they 1 cached the
tiack and held until the tiain pissed.
While this scene was being f nacteu a man
attempted te ciess the track in front of the
engine. He tripped and fell, but was
pulled from the track in time te pi event
his being crushed.
Wiio i:cumg.
Thi- af tci neon Mai y Buckle;, appealed
befeie Aldeiman Ban-and made complaint
against her husband, Jehn Buckley, of
violently assaulting hei. The peer v. 0111 in
was in tcais, was thinly clad in the com
meni-t seit efappaicl, and even this had
been almost tern from lies body dm in::
tin isaull.
Tie fcei, i;aiil.
Ti.f beaid of diicctei.s of the new na
tional bank met at the efheu of J. Hay
Blown, esq , this afternoon, and selected
Jcie. Rile, te ti.insacttliui notary publ.e
business. At the time we gote pi ess they
weie discussing the question of locating
the new bank.
Curd of Thanks.
t. in 1.11. riuuvnsiup Fine Ce . Ne
Mil
l.aneistci I'll , Feb. 2U, 1SJ.
t the lobular meeting el theeeniinj
en I'mlaj eeuin', Februuy 17th, It
t
In Id
is
iinanuueuslv
Jieielinl, Tint the tluniLs et the ieui)ia
aie liie initiate heiuby tendeic I te iheiu he-s
pitablcpiticns in the vicinity el Oiausu ami
Queen stiec it, Mho se kintllj pniMiled liineh
mill cellet- tei thunieiulK-M of the FneniMilp
liii iniiipiny tlmiiiK the inejrter, et the Una
at the Inqiiiiei iiniitiiiH; eillfe mil Lowed' Lewed'
t iillai tactei"-.
Retailed, Tli it tlm :iliee c-ud el than!.- be
pulilKlicil in tbiecdiulv pipeii el I.aueistii
Ul (JhO. S. IjANDP-, -, eietaiv
Amunemenis.
' 7ie '.fssniy linf linen"' l'e ,ii,lit. llu-
new inlllt'iiy comedy, which h.i? been unite
s!iit.sslul at Dilv's theatie. New oil und
uluc-li in iin picsei.t ippieseiit-itieii thieuh
out the l.uei t dies et tin- sfite has lit en iu
cci nig eeiiiplltnenl-iiy pic .s netiees, -, ill be
pieilueeil at Fulton epeia house te-nlht b
the ei filial fast. leatuie et ltiteiesl in the
pc lteiiiuinci) Mill be tliu dull b' a squad td
Celiimhl I'siullit u eiganiitinn. Ihe Iniueiis
'Ce C."
Teny fltnC'i II fulfill I)uip!t,."-- eil
nesday een!ni Teny Heniei's imnteiuliiie
and bpetialtj company will appeal in the.
epeia heu-e. Theie me some new f ices :is
wull us eltl taeiites In tlieeijjini? ilien. and
uilijiiiK tiein the newspaper notice they yiu
a ei enjej .iblc cntei tainment.
Si'VCIAI XOTIVJ-S.
ltctl ltucft, Knaelies.
Ituts.iuk-e, unts. Hies, leiniln, mo-quitet-lnsectM.
Ap.. eleined out by " lleiih en Kat j."
1"c. pel be
A liieni'Tiwuy te i.m asthmatic whef.in.
I sc Male's llene et lloieheuml anil Mai
Pikt 's Teetluehe Hieps euiein one minute
fn iwdeeiliw
"l.irc, fire-.illi, isenutj.'-
W hat we nil admit p" anil hew- te-ieiu. it
A line head t t h.m in its iiatmii! celtu i sueh
mi aiiiiinet te beauty that no one who puzcs
tfoed leeks should neglect te ue ' Londen
Han Celer lteaterei," the most cleanly and tie
11 ;htt:il aiticle eer intieiluted te the nieii
cu people. It Is tot ill- i!ilJ"eient tiein ..11
etlieis net i-ticky ergaminy, and lice tiein
all impure ingicilicnts that lendernnuiy ether
prejiaratiens obnevlous. It thickens thin
h lir, i estei es gray hair, skives it new lite, keeps
the scalp clean antliealthy, causing the lull
te glow w hcie It had fallen nil e. become thin,
does net soil or sti-ip anything, and is se jiPi
fectly .lit I elegantly picpnetl -is te make .t a
lasting hiir tlres-mg and toilet luxury. " Lini
dnn Hair Ucsteiei " is sold bv all diuggi-ts,
at 7" tents a bottle -i l.ettlf s ler$i.
ecilM.VV.Aw
Kii Mzen, Mich., Feb.2, is-j.
I kne.. Hep Bitteis will bear lecoininemla leceininemla lecoininemla
tien honestly All who use them confer upon
tl'cm the highest encomium-, and gle tliim
pictlit ler miking chips all the piopnetei-t
claim lei them. 1 lime kept ihcni since they
weie llrst elleicd te the jiiilihe. They took
high lank from the Hist, ami maintained it,
iindaic mete called lei than all ethcis com
bined, he long us they keep up theii high
lcpiitatien ter pimty anil usefulness, I shall
pontiuiie te ipcetnniend thcin something I
hacncvci befeie tlene with any etlier pilent
metlieine. .1. ! lr.recK, 31. I.
lelO'Jwd&w
Nelhiiig short of I'linu-takable Jteurilts
Cenlcrred upon tens et thousands et sulleieis
could eilgimit1 ami maintain tiej leputatieu
which AYEll'B SAlCsrAltiLl.A en)ejs. It l-a
compound et the best vegetable alteiaties,
with the Iodides et Peiassiamand lien, ami is
thp ine-t clTcctual et all lemeilies for sen. iu
leus, mercnii tl, or bleed tlisonleis. Unitoiin Uniteiin
ly succpssfuland certainln it? xeniedial effects,
it pi eiiuces rapid and complete cures et cio cie
ttili.. Seies, Beils, lIinnei-, Pimples, hi up
turns, skin Pigeases ami all dlsei tiers lising
tiein impinity et thebloeil. By it3 inigei i
tingt llects it alwajs ieliees ami often cm es
L1pi Ceinpl'iint-. 1 em lie Weakne-s and 1;
legal itilius,:iml is -i potent lenewei et vital
l'y. Fer purffjiiigtlie bleed it lias no equil.
It tones up the system. ie-teies and prpspies
the health, and Imp ills vigei umiI eneigy Fei
leity ems it has been in etcn-ie use, unit is
te-day the most .uailab'.p mediciiip tei tiie
sullPiing -iek, anywie'ie lei site b all
ticalei s. tebl7-I wdeeil.t w
Itrewn'.s lloiiselielil l'aiincca
Is tiie most ptleetic Pain DcstieiPi m
the weild. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
ctern illv.antl theieby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength et any similar pi cparatlen. It cures
pain in the Side, Back or Bew els, fcoie Tin eat.
Rheumatism and all aches, and U TliK
GREAT KELIEVEIt OF PAIN. "Bjiewn's
HorsEneLD Pasacev" should be in eveiy
lamily. A teapoenrul of the Panacea in a
tumbler et het wnterswcctcncdifprefeiieilj,
taken at bc.l tune will rr.FK rr a ceLn. 25tts
a lettlp lcbll-IyilM.WS.w-
A cough. Celd or sere, xnreat should De
stepped. eglca ircauenliy.resuiu m an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
IlrewnS nreuehial Troches de net dl-order
the -teuiach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts, allaying
ir Ration, give lelici In Astluna. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
winch Sirgcrs and PuhlicSpeakers aresubject
te 1 ei fi'rty years lirewn'a ErenUilal
Tretii'si have been recemmenOed by physi
cian .. -nd .ilv.aj-, giic reitect satisfaction.
Ua !; been tested by wiile and constant nee
foine.ilv 11 cntlie generation, they liave at-
pinci' Tv-f .! ciited rani, among the lewafaple
ri"jiedUs 01 tlifi a;j. sold at i cent-a box
i.l.ei. ' S-ldlThJiSfclvv
be te 11. i. uucuran's Hi up stele, 1 7 North
Queen s-ticft, tei Mi 1 Veewan't yew JVa JVa
tteptil Dyes, i'er biirl.tiiesdand luiablllty et
co!er,aie itfetiualcil. Celer Irein 2 1 fliieuinl-.
Dtreclien-i 111 Kn?Hh and (itmi 111 Price. I-;
centti.
A I'lmedi mi lmligetien. Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Wcikne-- rtvci.Ague. etc., Cel-tlen'-j
1 lqulil lle'tau I Ionic IniKoratei.
flSlwdeed&w
The line bloom en beiutj's face, the ioe iee ioe
tinte! a nca'thy !.m, can b enjoyed In Ue
cembei or aiij ethei nientli. by iidlnr; Ii. C.
XV. llen-enS '-Kin Cine. It does auay with all
eiuptieiisand Mut'itiens et elthii the'-l.lnei
scalj Cha". .V. Ciittcuten, 115 Fulton St,
Zicw Yer!r Cl!y, sole -ient for Ur. C. V. Ilcn
ten'-, lei.if (lips, te horn all eideis heulil be
udilie--eil. HMwdAw
Ktiiiicj (i.iiii)I:iint rureil.
1!. rmnci,Knche,iri, x. . Elites . -1 hae
been ler eeru jen subject 10 'eiieus dn dn
etdei 01 lhe I.ltlneM, mid ellen uniible te.it
tend te bu-lnes-: 1 piecmcd jeni llnulnclv
Illoed liitleisnud a- iel!i veil beleie halt a
buttle wi U'-cd I intend te eeutiniie, u3 I
led cenlident tli it tbev v illentiielycure 111c "
1'ilee l. JtVu Kile at II. V. Cochran's ill mr
sleie. 1 17 North (jiieen tuet. Laueasti r
V, iimi.n l.Vx.i.v.ifciK use 1'aikn'i liinger
Tenie, bueiu-e they liae Ic lined tiouicpe-
ncnre tli.it it ineic.m.r ineic.m.r
.'etien, v. eakiiO'.s in tli,
Hid nlhf'i trouble- el t!.e
di anemlency, Indl-
1 b iclv and kidnej-,
-e. Heme Journal.
lel-InnleoiIAcew
'-S.IH HImmpcs " Cuicil (jj Or. Suiiji:e'
Oiiitmeet. "
hat i liiei.Mll-tiPi'.in;; tliaii .1:1 oli-tinale
sl.ni diiiasc, and w hv j t i-ens should -mltei a
-iiiie hein wi.en they hue a bine cine in
'S'.ii.yne'sOintnient " 1, past our couipiclieu ceuipiclieu couipiclieu
s.en The weist case- fit tellei, itch, salt
i Ileum, or that unnejin complaint, itching
inli-S icld le it j niiiiileiiiil till-hcalliig quali-tle-i
Pimple en the lite u. d blotches en the
"Un.iteiunexed bj n-ii." thi, healm;? olnt elnt
i. ii m. PeiSitllys ii tu.l haimlc&s, ecn en
tin n.eutenilei n.l.iiil itcr-uig Piles Syuii
linii.iiu laOHt.m i iti :isj itching, iuticu
l.nly at n.ht nil -ettiuir waim In bed ,
ellici ii.utsaio'em tiiacs ai f ted. fcwayne'a
Oiiitiiient plra-an! -u.e caie Di. Swaj lie &
"en. :,! Neith hi uilh stittt, Phlladelpl'ii,
i'a te uliem all lctten slinuld be ai!i!ie--id
f'lilil by -ill jiiemi'i"iit ilruglst-.
juiiO-Smiirin&l-AH
IIIINKV CAliitOLlC SU.
'lhe best -ale in the wmhl fort nt, bim-' ',
son s ulcei , salt i heum, tt'ttci, chapped hinds,
cl'ilb! mis. coins and all I.ieiset skin ci up up
Heii iieel.lcd and pimple-'. The salve is
i.e. ill id 'e j;i''e pel fill - iti-it IPtletl in
uclj'f.wni mom v letumlnl lie srie ou
;'i t ilenn's Catholic SlUe, is nil etlicisiu.
but imitations ami pnnntciii Us. Piite2Jcents.
!-el I ! lanii.tci at Cetbi-au'j DmgStnip,
1 i7 i ! . ) Neith (J it i ii dii 1 1
..mi .iiic r
'. :sit Tali) i.l lte.'a
ti ills."
Blanche i.UU I en h'att , one pleasiuit day,
uinl teiinil lui -ail and -"Ijjuiif,' dinipst liienil,
once blight and "iv, ne'v catce eeuld ktep
tiein in In: tei, ' eh," 4he silil, "'tis a di -1
tee te -ee Willi j, .eliiia, mj tieesebmllj
n.'tn ii;'1 tin n saidl'fi iiiv!iu!, ' Ke,adalis will
join tieublisditi Biaiuhc- called en Kate
niiilii i t'av and leiiml hei once meie blithe
md friy, he: IK" as i eh oil, -kin is lau, us
.iiy uiaitlt m's .inul.eie Km sl,in disea,es
.ml iiiipuie blitn', theit's mthiiii; in the
iieild se j'eu i as Ke-atlali", it iliiits.awiv nil
skin diseidi i-, humor, n iy, it tones the sjs-
in, ales join ilKuud bim-hts nil doetei's
biil- -old i-i 1. ineistel al ceehi..u'- lung
L,"H' ' '7 .'ml 1 ?i .ei th '.'in e.i stiee'
eOijdiiid.vw.:
A Werd in i;i. Wl-..' Is Snliliieiit." All
tllectie mil -igi' e-ible lemeiU fei the tieat
iiicnl of C.ltiuih, ilaj l'eei and Cntunhal
lieatiu-t is Klj's Cieim llilni. A -uieciiie.
Cie.fi Bilm Pileftaallj tli in-e- theuasil
pts-ag.-sef citaiihil vim-, c uising healthy
r?eretien-. ill is milimuiatlen and iiiititlen,
pietf.ls Ihe u.emb,an il linii.T 0 the lit nl
limn 'I'lilltbiii d enhls ceiup'eltK heilstlie
seies and icsteies the-t n-eet l iste mil smell.
Itenchci il ie-ultsaie i.al-t A bv a lewappli
citieii.. v thn.e'igli tieatui'iit us dneettii
v, ill i iu ; at. u ill As i I'ou-ihe'il leinedy lei
enlil in Hie he id it i- imee.il lie 'I he Balm is
ei-ytev.-i fit igi.t ilile s.e.ii tiy druggists
at.Vteents un nv lpt id ."iicvnl t will mail a
pick igp -i'iiil tei I'.-ulai w ith full lnttiinia lnttiinia
Hen LL1 s tin. '
Fei -..Ii in I
111 ULM CO, Oswego. V. 1.
tii'a-t' I b ill llipiliuggists
II". 2wdcedXw
'limit-Th tni!.-ir,. , iieiner!.
u -,.)i. di tn. be. I at nul't and hre'.i ii of
e-ii it-t bj . "ipk phiid suiieiiiig ami cijing
with th,- . v. i a iilSng ) tin e! letting I, t th?
II -. , . ii tn'.e ami "it i bellb nt 31ISS.
V.l-btn.- iJiil'lllM, sHilll'. it will re
lii e thcpe'H little -ulleii i Immeiliaii 1 de
iu" 1 peii it; theie i- ae ni!-t i!e ibnut it.
Ibeie is mil a iiejluri n i nib who his tvn
.ihsIU, he ill net l.ll seu ..l once tint l
. ill le tt MulM'til, ainl;'ie lest le the
:nelh"i, nut l-liei and he.-lth te !!. cliihl,
eptiat'i. tli!.( iu gK'. it is peiieitiy sate te
u-e in all c.ie, ntt pb is.mi te the t.iste, ami
is ll'e pip-riiptien el ran et the eldest and
bcM lemaly phj-ican uu! -.iiise-' in the
Cr'.iil vl lii - -.old (Mijvbeie- iictnUsa
' mi. .,,!, u,,uM.tV4s
Itl.-Ct 1-I FKOM IJlIATIl
Ihfielniw.iigst den.enttii Wllllain.l Cougli Ceugli
iin, el 'emeiMli! , A es , is -e lem irkablu th it
we beg t usk lei it the '11101111011 01 eai leafl
ets He si's-': "in the kill et ls7i; 1 was taken
i.ilh a Melent lib 1 -ling et the lungj icllewcd
by a-eeie cough I -een began te le-e my
appetite ami lie-h I wa- -11 we ik at 0110 time
tbut I peiiltl net b ' m be ' In the -uniiiier
til 1-77 I v.is admitted te the City Ile-pilnl.
bile tneie the drcteis slid I had a liele 'n
mi left liingas bigas a h lit cellai. 1 expend
ed evti a huuilied dell us in tiocteisaud meil-icinc-
1 was te tui gene ..tone time a lepert
went around that I was dead. I gave up hope,
but a tiieiul told meet I)n W-.x Hall's lives t
F.)it Tar. Lucs. 1 lai.ghctl at my tilends, think
ing that my ewe was mailable, but 1 get a
beltle ie satisly tl.e.n, w ken te my suinii-e
and gritihe itiea, 1 f emiiience I te lcel better.
31y hope, e'ipp tie i'l, bcsaii te ieie, and to
day I lcel in bptti". spints th m 1 Ii ie Hip past
thipe jeai-i.
"I wide this nepin ; ou will publish it, -e
fiat PM'ijenc 'itliiett d Willi I)isea-el Lungs
will be induced le take Pi Win. Hall's Balsam
lei the Lung-, and be ceninri"l that con cen
Mi.ap'l'm pan be pnied. 1 hie taken two
bottles uinl can pe3ili' el -ay th it it h is done
mete geed t'nii at I eihi 1 ineilicines I have
taken since in bieklifes. My cough has al
most piitiiely disappeaieil and I shall seen be
able te go te v, 01 k." "-j.ilii in I.aneasrtei at
Cefhiau's HiugMeip, i:7.iid li'iNei Hi Queen
sue i.'3-lMlieiiTH&w2
maj:j:iagj:s.
isii.ii l!iievis. On the liitli et Febiuaiv,
1632, by the lt.-. W. T. Gcihutl.at his ip-i-tience,
Ne. 31 Last O.Miisc stioet, 3Ii. I)aitl
N. feiijdi'i.efPc'nn, te Jliss Kmmi -. Uheads
of BamluitvillP. .l.tw '
LMHS Df'iM.LR On the lOlh of Feb.
1 si J, by the l!ev. W. T. Gcilrud, at his lesi
ilence. Ne it Last Orange Mieet,.Mi. Iaac 31.
1. tin I is, te Miss 1.1711' t. Diis-inger, both of
3Iaii!icim lewn hip. 1I.VW
ji:a tu.
snEni.a. In Wilminsteii, en thelSth lnt.,
Fleieiice K., ilauitlilprel WilmerB.antl3Iaitha
L. Miaetler, aged 11 month- ami C daj s.
Oui darling gene but net loigetton.
Thcielatives and Iricnds et the lamily. aie
lespect fully invited te attend the tuiicial,
from the lcsitlence et lier grandparents, Gee.
Derwart, Ne. ."J'J North Queen stiect, en Tups
tlaj-atteinoen at - o'eleek. lnteinicnt at I.an-caste-r
ceini'terj .
Celmn. Feb. 10 Is-;, ;i;j. Klia C0H111,
wite et the late Jamts celvin, 111 thcaJel jear
et her age.
Funeral liem the residence of hersen-tn-iav;.
It. .1. King, Ne.2i) West Chestnut treet,
Fcbiuaiy 22 (Wednesday;. Relatives ami
tt'ei'.ds aie leqiie-tcil te attend "Ul"
SEW ABTBItXISJEMEXTS.
11.INN A kVII.LSO'.
HOUSEFURNISHING !
LARGE STOCK, GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES.
fl'LI.
HOUSESTIRES !
STOVES, HEATEBS AND KAN6ES.
Oui stock is the most complete In Central l'ennsNlvaiiia.
Bargains en the 5c, 10c, 15c. and 25c. Counters.
Have just received a let et AUCTION GOOD3, which we are selling at innch ticlew market
ilue -NO TKOl'BLE TO bHOW GOODS. B
FLIISTiN" & WILLSON,
Lancaster, Pa.
XEW AVl'JJJtTlSEJUASTS.
CI.OS1XG AUCTION SaLfc OF BOOTS
and Shoes this rvenlnjr at 7 o'clock. L'osi L'esi
tlvcly tiie la-t evening, at Ne. 20 North Queen
stiect. JOHN1UEMENZ.
IlEa.N: son. Auctioneers. ltd
3i:oneunck
by cempltcnt judgk&
'it) bk tiie bevt in the maukk1,
TIIE MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
-'.z your Grocer tei it.
M. F STKIG Ell WALT i SON.,
rt'lie'.esaie Agents,
I A) tilt 214 Neith Water St., Lancaster.
piIMIW
OF PlIII
Assets et 1
DKLPIA.
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. ilellais, bicuhIj invested, tei a pelley it'
this old and well established company call et.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
e 19 1: vr ki
XG STUKET.j
tISM.W&Si:
iui;i.iusAi.t:eF a vluaicli- hetki.
1 I'Kui'JSKTi. enii r.-sijYi. r r.iiuu ai;i
21. lbii. will be sold at public sale at the Black
nere iietci. en tne corner 01 ntiiniiianti
Feuitli tieets. in the boiengii et Celuinb
I ancastei county, Pa , I lie following leal
tate. te w it
Alotet ground flouting en Walnut stieet
.VI leet, ii inches, anil extending .11 depth along
F01111I1 sneet ISO Icetniere or leas, te an nlley,
en w hieli lseiectctl a two-story Frame Heuse
with atwo-steiv Fianie Back Building attach
ett. A huge fetable and hheddlng. The heiue
has a line deep cellar, ami under the vaid is a
huge vault, being an excellent place ter keep
ing Illinois, beer, &c. The piopiietor has 110
use ler ice with such a 'vault. Hydrant anil
ether iiiiieemcnts. Adjoining piepertv el
Philip Bt'iklcy, deceased. Theabevetlt'sciihetl
piepurty has been kept as a hotel lera number
et jeais, unci lias been doing quite agoed bust
ne-s.
bale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. 111., en said
daw w lien attendance will be given and con-dit'.en-
made known by
GKItTHUDE Rl'PPItKCHT.
-a J'f Hi ss a. Sen, Auct'". tja-2td
X)IJ Ili.lC SALL' N TUUKSDAY, FklSKU
AUY2J. lbSi. will he sehl by public 1 en
due at the late lesitlence et Cel. Wm. L. IVi
pei, en the ilarietta turnpike, about 1M miles '
west et the city et Lancaster anil mile cast .
et tiie village of Kohrerstewn, the following
tlt-eiibed pt'i-eiial prepeity, le wit :
Four heavy Draft Horses, suitable ler the '
laistein maiket ; one pair et elegant Black
Diiving Horses, two Aldemey Cows, two
bio ul-wheclcd hum wagons one with bed;
one btuilebakertwe horse wagon, neaily new;
maiket wagon, snlky, two carts, one set et te
b ic'coludileis.twe sctset hay Hats, mm plows,
two spike Inn lows, spiing hariew, tnosheel '
h 11 ions, cultivator, corn scraper nntl maikei,
two leapcis, neaily new; one binilei, wiie
nike, pen u coverer. one nearly new hay ted
tier, 1 we grain dulls, root cutter, elder mill,
si v set of wagon harness, cellai s, bridle", lien ,
-ens, wagon lines, two set el single hainess,
liynets, a huge let et giam bags, platfeun .
sealpH, tobacco pi pss tobacco steamer, pi cam- '
piv, withalaigu let or tin cans cliuin, .tc., 1
". (0J tobacco laths, thiec w heel bai lows, tleu 1
ble ami singletrees, spreader, las, cow mitl 1
ballet ehains. mattock, picks, "he els terk",
Ap. : a let or locust pests, hav by the ten, coin
lod.ler by the bundle, &c, &e. All thetuin
implpuientsaic neaily new and Iu lli-d-fl.tss
oilier.
Aciedlt et six months will be given nil ill
sums eer $10.
Sale te eeinmei'eis at 12 o'clock, la.slaip,
wl en attenihince will be glvi'ii by
SILAS II. FOKItA,
.JOHN D. SKILLS.
AilmliiiBtrateis.
ii. I- 1,'nwr, Auctieiieei. teb9 3tv&i,5l.2Cl
nKUIItkATIU JllKKTING.
THE OLD EIGHTH.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY!
" MacGenigle and Honest, Economical
and Efficient City Government."
'Ihe Dinieciacy
et the i:i?lilh Waidwlll
meet it
SHAEFFER'S
SAr OON, MANOPv STREET,
e.-
3I0NDAY EVENING.
HON. JOHN T. MvcGONIGLE,
ADAM TROST,
ami W. U. HENSEL
WILL AilI.l.LsS THE MLCTIM.
O
UK
SPEING
OFFERING, !
1 0-U w c ilispl.iv a -took el
Spring Woolens
that cannot be pxcclled In beauty et stle,
hitrh tone niul lie lnipss et cl-aracter. All tie
latest
LONDON AND PARISIAN
NOVELTIES!
IN THE MARKET
IMPORTED DIRECT.
We ln He special attention and advise 1111
Cirly eidei te liisaie proper attention and
choice et stock.
SPRING OVERCOATING
IN ENDLESS VAKIET1.
SUITINGS,
AN IMMENSE I.I.N L.
TROUSERINGS,
OF ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS.
Call nt
Ne. 121 North Queen St.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
LINK Oi'
A'HJr AWJSKTMEMUNTS.
14""OK SALE. TIIKKE NEW TYFO-STOKY
In ick scven-roemod .dwellings, with hall,
water in kitchens, will be old cheap. Inquire
at 27 Centre hqiiaic-.
mlS-lwdlt JAMES BLACK.
'IUKE NOTll'K Kltvv- l.-.nr tup vnnu
X en FllIDAY. Anyone wishing te consult a
claineyant can de go by calling at Ne. 250 West
King sticet, ler diseases el all kinds, either
ladies or gentlemen, such as Cancers. Hheuma-
tlsm. Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, St. Vitus
Dance, and Fits et different kinds. Paralysis,
even and Lung Diseases. I have certincaten
et persons that h ive been affected with the
above diseases. 31y hours an- from 9 o'clock
A. 31 until 3 o'cIeck P. il. in20-3ld
CIKUSTV TKTTJ!,U. SYMPTOMS t WA1
' cry blisters lerm, burst and drj- Pite yel
low, mattery crusts which at times are very
itchy and painful. It affects the scalp, the
beaid, behind the cars, back or the hands, the
lingers, the arms te the e-lbews; sometimes
lountlen the back, bieast, and en the lower
limbs te the knee. Women while nuising
very often have it 111 eund the nipples, causing
the most tearful sullViliig. All skin diseases
cuied by DBS-. II. D. 31. A. LONGAKEU.
Ofllcp Ne. 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation liee. f20-3td
OPKING 188S. Si'KING ISHi.
CARPETS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
a.
IjHager & Brether,
Invite special attention te their CAIt
PLT, WALL PAPER anil WINDOW
"11AUE departments, in which they
arc etlering larger assOrtmcuLs than
have ever been shown in this city, and
at as low pi ices as same qualities can
be purchased in Philadelphia or else
where. C AKPETS !
The latest Spring Styles of Mequet
Bedy Brussels, Tapsstry Brussels,
Three Ply, Extra Superfine and
Medium, Weel Ingrains, Cotten
1 Cham Ingrains, and Damask
j Hall and Stair Carpet and
Borders. Rag Carpet in full as
sortments. Linoleum andPloer
Oil Cleth, Cocea and Chain Mat
tings, Moquet and Velvet
RUGSMATS.
WALLPAPER.
All tiie Latest Spiing Hesiyns tn solid
(.old, Kmbessctl mid Plain Urenze,
Mica, Hits ami lllankn, with JKiice,
borders anil Celling Decorations te
mated, ter Halls. Vpstibuies Pallor
Oiiiing Koeiiisaiul Chambeis.
ESTIMATES MADE
AND WALL PAPER PUT ON UY
COMPETENT PAPER HANGERS.
I WINDOW SHADES,
1
! Ill l.aiire As-ei tment In I'l.iln stvliw
anil en, and 7 leei Shades and the new
Dade Sliades et aneiis itesigns antl
piiees, also ul widths anil lic-irable
colors et Plain Minding and Shade Hol
lands with all the latest improved
.shade Rellers anil llxtnres. Brass antl
Walnut Cornice Poles, Walnut Window
Urackt'ts, Lace Curtains anil Curtain
Nets.
nv: r.xviTK EXAMrxATiey.
Hager & Brether,
NO. 25 WEST KING STREET,
I.INCVjTEK, pa.
EMTJHtTAtlMIEXTS.
"CHJL-ie.si eim:ka hel'sk.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20tll.
MR. JOHN I. M1S11LER. iissiin-s n lil.rl.K-
pnjeMiblp entertainment in the complete pre-
""""" "i JHIJ51131111 iiaiys Jiiniarj- comedy.
m
As acti tl no uly halt this si aen in New erk
with
AUliUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY.
jf giiaianteeena et tiie most deliuhtlul
enti'itainineiits ecrgicn in Lancaater.
I -:L'.'.L PRICES, - - - 3.1, 50, 7Gc.
lUsei .t d Seats at Yeckei's elllce 10-lt
F
ULTIIM OPKitA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22.
Hie Great Onglnul antl Onl
TONY DENIER'S
(Late te & Dcniei-l
' Humpty Dumpty " Pantomime Troupe.
Ami Unrivaled Associilien et bUPERU
SPECIALTY STAItS. With till, .rreutnat
liing clown
n,.AI't',.t?.I, ATT A t U ALFItLD
THE UUEAT. MlAtU HIE OltEAT
Peered the late Gee. L. Fex,
Autocrat et the rttlits.
In a brilliant melange et Foible, Fun, Frolic.
PRICES, 35, SO and 75 Cents. Reserved
Seats at Opera Heuse Ofllee without extra
charge 18-it
JfUI
TO.N OPERA UOUHE.
KMHIIlMENTOKiPEllVL lVH'OUT IM t
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23d.
EAST LYNNE,
AMERICA'S) GREATEST ACTRbsS,
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
Uni i vailed in t lie portrayal of emotion will,
with the support et C. L. CRAIG aud a mag
nificent company, present the greatest of all
plays in the encouragement et virtue and
morality.
EAST LYNNE.
Ne advance in prices et admission, beats
may be secured new at the Opera Heuse.
Paitled living in the suburbs can address.
FULTON OPERA HOUSE.
EAST LYNNE.
ml -.td
THIBD EDITIOI.
MONDAY EVENINO, FEB. 20, 188P.
TVKATBEB INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 20. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states waimer, cloudy
and rainy weather, winds shifting te
southeasterly, stationary or lower pics
sure. Fer the Seuth Atlantic states, increas
ing cloudiness, followed by rain, warmer
southerly winds, lower pressure.
FLAUES IH I'HILADELI'IIIA.
Aleten Print Works JUestreyed aud Other
Balldlega Damaged Burnett te
Death.
Philadelphia, Feb, 20. Fire broke
out this morning in the thlrd-stery of the
rsg wareheuse of Berge & Meyer Btethcrsj
Xe. 239 North Water street. This lit 111
occupies the liibt second ami third stories
of the building, the first lloer of which is.
of iron and the ethers of brick. Over this
building:, as well as ever Xe. 207. is the
sail left of R. II. Parkei, iu which a
number of people weie eiupleycil.
The first three Heets of Xe. 2M
are the warehouse of the AlLicn
ptint works of Lea, McCaiter & Cressen,
proprietors of the Albien piiut weiks of
Coushehocken, Pa. Ti.e rail u.tieheuse
of Jarrett Brethers occupies Xe. 2:j Xerth
Water strec t.
After the fire had burued fiercely te;
nearly au hour, during which time the
upper portieus of the structures named
were dest toyed, the liicmcu, while giephi!
iu the second Uoer of Xe. 239, stumbled
ever the charred body of a man. It is
thought by some people te be the lciuains
of Mr. Meyer, of the firm of Berge vfc
Meyer Brethers, who is misMUg, but
ethers state that it is the beely of one et
the workmen, who is also unaccounted
for.
The Albien pi hit weik.-, hid Meek
valued at 50,000, which isdcstieyed, u:.d
the ether losses will as;gtPgate as much
meie.
The building occupies the site of Un
building in which the great the of Jul
9th, 1850, started, by which thiity lives
wc;e lest and ever two million dollar.'
worth of property destroyed .
It is new feared that theie may be
ethers besides Meyer who have been
burned te death, as several are iim-ang.
The less en property will leach Jjl.lO.OOO.
THE CUESTEK CALAMITY.
Inquest et the. Corener's Jurj-liore Ui.ilhs
of Victims.
Chester, Pa., Feb. 20. Twe 111010 of
the victims of the explosion at Jackseir.s
pyietechnic works diel hut night one,
William II. Fianklin, was a member of the
Franklin fi:e company, and the ethei,
Robt. Tayler, was a young colored man.
Mr. Franklin leaves .1 young wife, but
Talor was unman ied. The deaths from
this oxplosien new aggicgate seventeen.
The coroner's jury and the expei ts to
day visited the scene of the icccnt fatal
oxplosien. Theimiuest was lcsuined, and
Samuel Xetts and Captain Motley, ofliccie
at the military acatlemy, testified
that the government furnished the
academy with a large let of bias-, c.u
tridges, three bundled of which weie at
the academy when that institution was
burned, but which were net te bu found
afterwanls. The brass shells found near
the ruins of the Jaoksea faoteiy .veie
idcutilicd as these stored in the acatlemy.
Dr. Westen was recalled and testified
that he had closely examined the wound
en the the aim of Mr". Gibbs. The wound
appears te have been made b a minic
ball, but probing has net levelled the
ball.
J. II. Miikel testified that he letuinetl
after the last or third repot t, and then saw
Mr. Jacksen, jr., who told him te keep
away, as there might be another explosion.
The building was used many yeats age by
a gentleman te manufactuie Gieck Ihe.
The testimony of Jeseph Ennis, Will
iam Audeisen, Edward Bculah, James
Roxborough, was te the e fleet that
they had helped te le.ullh'.xcs aud bancK,
into express wagons after the tire.
The jury then went te the house of
Chief Engineer Dalfon te take his evi
dence, but he was found iu such a picca
carious condition that by order of his ph
sicians the jury weie forbidden te ii.tcs ii.tcs
tieu him in any way.
The funeral of Antheny Bather, one- et
the victims, took place from the Hanley
hose heuse this morning and was laigely
attended.
One of Cel. Hyatt's seu j, who was sik.
in the military academy and had te be iu
moved at the time of the fire there, has
grown worse since the explosion at the
pyietechnic works, and is new ljing at the
hodscef a friend in a precarious condition.
vr.K keui'e cexbi'iit vreit.
Indictments Against Heme of theBlgThlevea
Washington, D. C, Feb. 20. Tiie
grand jury, as the result of .weeks of
inquiry, last Saturday night at G:30
o'clock sent down te the distiict
attorney a picsentment against twelve
persons for conspiracy in the star
route cases. The transactions of the
grand jury rooms are secret, but it Las
been ascertained that among these pie
sentcd for indictment aie cc-Assistnnt
Postmaster General Themas J. Bruly. ex ex
Senater Stephen W. Der.'ey and his
bretht r, J. W. Dersey.
Death of an Antl-Sluvery Agitatur.
Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 20. Rev.
Samuel Jehnsen, a co-laborer with Garri
son and Phillips during the early times of
the anti slavery agitation, died last night
at Xeith Andevcr, aged 03 ycais. lie was
the author of several lu.igieus work", and
a bachelor.
Fatal Ending et an Old Onarrel.
Mt. Sterling, Ky., Feb. '20. Xear
Hazel Green, in Wolf county, en Friday,
Milburn Day shot Geerge Feulhcy, in
flicting a fatal wound. An old quarrel
and drunkenness caused the sheeting.
Jews Maltreated In Warsaw.
Londen, Feb. 20. Consular repeita
confirm the statement that about a hun
dred Jews had been shamefully maltreated
at Warsaw, ten or twelve of whom have
died of their injuries.
Te Hang rer Murdering His Aunt.
Lancaster, Ky., Feb.20. Wm. Austin
has been sentenced te be executed April
16th for the murder of Betsey Bland, his
aunt.
.HOlu; LAND FOB THL EXllLS.
AnOficrefAld from Texan.
FiiiLADELriin, Feb. 20. Mayer King
received the fellow iusr dispatch this
morning fiera J. M. Brown, of GaUcsteu,
Teas :
" I am informed that a vessel with lifty
Jewish families ou beard, which left Rus
sia ou account of peisccutieu. is expected
te arrive in Philadelphia. Through you
I offer ene hundred acies of laud in
Mettley county, Tex., te each family that
will settle ea the same."
Cincinnati Inundated.
Cincinnati, Feb. 20. Heavy rain has
been falling all morning and the river is
rising two inches an hour. Cellars of es
tablishments near the river are flooded
and goods are being lcmeved therefrem.
Seme of the distilleries and factories have
been compelled te suspend operation?.
lhe Bill te Retire (Smut.
W-iii.vc.tex. I). C. Feb. 20. Iu the
Senate at icimest of Mr. Legan the bill te
place Gen. Giant en the letired list was
taken up. and Mr..Vest pieccedcd te ad -dres
the Senate in opposition te the pas.
1.1 c ef the bill.
T:ie win ;ct Their sr.im.
Pun iDFi.vim, Feb. 20. The supreme
eeuit te day dccideil in favet of allowing
the cti.i b.il.iiy claimed by ir.enib.v-s of
the PemisjUatiia Legislatme.
I'u.j .Millien :imt .1 Iju.irt. r i ..
Uosjev, Feb. 20. Latest estimates
make the less !y the Havcihill fire J'J 2o0, 2e0,
OOl) ; iiisuraiiJi', e2,000,000.
.: ..ficj.s.
':m ni.'!iii.i iUjii i,i-i.
i'U'l ui.Li'R(, I b id Mini r tin II und itat. ;
siiivth:n , ft "iii,?-l 0: 'Mi-'i.f I VJQ)u" ; Ohie
.Hill intit.lli.l tin. ,, Jit r.lr,7-.; i'.MlliSVlVlllll
tin , f.iit i".
i:elliuir at SI ..1
Whiat ill 1111 r; tit I. md Iveh'm l:. d it
il 'M. 1 M : tle Aiiile r at tl .:J,J1 .",.
I :n linn en tai.- I01.nl tieniaiid ; Meiiiiei ,
''ji : jillev. i-"' e : miM'il, (lie ; Ne Iiiiim.I
e ls!);e.
Oalsiiuiet anil sleilj : Ne I While, He;
.Ne. 1 tle, !7e : Ne, : tin I ' e . Nt 1 inlxt.l,
t'Me.
R'j I'd nil .it tiie.
l'rei isiens qmet ; 111 .s putt., its .liil'i iy -beet
hams, tti ; India me lieet, til .'li'jt;.
I. ml dull: tny Kettle, Iljie; lne-e bnt.-ii
1 rs', !li';e , inline steam, lie.
itiiltei ijnii t. biUnteaily ler cheiee ; Cii-.n.i
ei hxti-i, 4 ;5?tte ; de geed let huieic.Sslv,
ueii-t steady i'a. and we.li'iii.arjlli1
Egj-H quiet and eislei ; IVnn'a,
iVesiei.i. -J7e.
'
ft. :
('lit e'M dull, but uiien inged.
Pctr.ih'iiin dull; Ri'tineil. T','"
WhUkydiillat 1 -.'I.
si eils geed te inline eltnei dull :.t
, tle tin Hti'-eeil neiuin.il at 1 ;i'71 17
." )irrK iKtmui.
Nl!.V
.an. 1 1 biiiary.i) Hein siuti
tint
W'cstei 11 steady and nieilemlely
ictlve; south-
I'm iiuici and iint'ii'iugeil.
U'lieit l72'e liigher and linn : Ne. ! l. d
t-eb , 91 3."t,l .t.'4 : de Man h l :k.1 II ; tle
Apiil fl .'Lr.l .17; de .M:i,il PV4f&l .17- tle
.Jane, ?l Sterol .IT.". ; ; ile.lulv. 1 iiiiJI 2iy..
Cern Jig'J.'cl.elterand quiet ; niixeil'vi stern
spot. it i-IJd.Jc ; tle liitmes, ii7,i(fefi!);i;c'.
o.itsiibeiit 51 better I'lid quiet ; bt ite. 1'if
r.!e- Wt stern isfgeJc.
f.ittle .'.l.irl.rl
in., t-eb ! Cattle
Pun iii
iii r.ivi t 1 .11 ;
ale-. :))
hi ad ; liriiue .it
7e ; geed lit
touiliieii, iy
k'i'S'v'.i''; mitliiini, r',s3,'7ie;
&sheei iuul.it .ietit: Saljs, ln,IU) head ;
piiiuc, I'c: eoe.l, 6'Sfi;i'; ineiliiiin, ".Q
be: eon.nieii. I'iifJ'iJe ; I.uiibs,."ij7;ie eilie",
g'c; eulls.aaie.
Hogs aetie ; "lie--, Sl.l); Id line. IllJ-i.Jl.iJ-'c
g'lei'l, "p) c; mi'ilii.iii, 'lii'l'e; t fiiiiiiieii.'s'
'JV'
Jae Merl: 3I.ii hit.
t !lli 'f.D- Heg's Rett ipts, i;,llj(l head- total
lei the ueel.-, 0,l).l In .1 1 ; -hlunenls, -.'.nij
hemlt M 11 1. t -tieng mil n-tiveutu eii..iigeil
jllltl s
t' ittle Ci eeilds.e'l In ait; tet'it let ihe wei U.
i,7a) hiiid; shipments, !,V,ii heitl. M.nl.cl
stt'J.dy anil stieng; epei ts at fi'JiQULi); geed
te t lieiee shipping. t".r.(id, ; 1 oniiueii tit fall
1 1 I 7" il'i ' : mill tl butt lieis stien : 111101
te l.tu-al $Z!0ib I "l ; geed le ebon ent ?lsl .".;
.te"!.ers and helers, fil 1 .
bin ep Reteipi , '.in lu:itl; tot .1 I1.1 tiu
tek-. IJ !) lie 11I: shipments Mn head ; 11
Let stieiiand pnee4 nun : pi.ni te t'lll. ftif
I i"; iiii'i litlin te gneil, f I "i' 11 ehi.ieii te
I. 1 il i""-'';
l.i.ct'i aiitt i'r.ivislen Ouer ittetli.
One e'cIe!s itietali:i-i -it grilu null pmvi
leus, t;n ni-li'j I by s !v. mult, Itiekei-, lt
Las' Kinr -dii et
'i bru u j .ii
Cliicage.
In ( I111 i,;e theie h is In en .111 ilvm !; 'e
111 Wile it -Ull'l' Vi'sterd i.
Win-it t.ni'i iat- I'eik Laid
Milih l.j:', ii; 1 ".I' ie.11
apiii i.'r.' .;7h, 11 iT'-e un..
May. ll."K .W, .!!
I'lill.iilelplii.i.
Much 1 :i .:;: .17
Mini .. 1. "' , .'.s " .ii. ...
M I'-.. . 1 IS'., .70', ,1'J ...
stecKSinrKer.
Nevk Ien., l'lnl tiiiilphi.i and Lecal btec-tj
ii-'O (J1.1t. ti jt ile-i Ren-is rcpeitul dully b
lt I'll IS I.I)sih, N I. ""i- (Vutii' Htiuare.
KV ltlltK
siepl.-s VI
u.er
i 1 bin uy Jik
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; id
I. M. . l
I
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IIH' US;
Mt ill "..
(Jhic-U'i) ''tilth Wt-
stei-i.
lit',
lii-,
.1
hilt!1 at. Mil. .V. M. 1'.
Mill .
l,an 'l 1 si,,iil,riii
t. l cl 1 t; i: i:
IJi I.. I .il K..'- Wesler-l.
ts-
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:
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Del iw.ue .v tlud-'eu 1.
I)ener ft R:e (Jrainle
. ti.a"
wA hw;4 i-j
'.IK
Last Ti i.n , a. .' Ua
Ilannib.l Si. .!.
Like h hoi i' ?i ifh. Mint In in
Mauhitlm LIealed
Mie'iigan i'i nlr.'.l
Mlswmii. '. 11H.H& 't t.is..
N. .. I. u.e i.l ie A IV -It 1 .
Ne.lei tyLiutial
N. V., Out irie it I'.'t t. 1 n
Ne.v "1 01k Central . . ...
Uiiie A. Slisl-ippi
Oliie L't 11t1.1I
Pacific 'Mail Mi'tiiii-liip (.0 ..
St. Paul A. fliiiah.i
de Preterit d . ...
c'"ntral Pat. tic
Icmls Pacilie
Union Paciilc
Wabash, i.. 1. una t Pacilie. .
lt'i
no',, iwy. vtyn
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f.'e
PniL.'.ncia-niA.
itcci:s steady.
Pennsylvania It. K
Rt ailing
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh NavlgUSeii L Iilv
I'.uirile, I'm-. & Ue-lern .
Northern tjt ntrnt
Northern Pat lite
" Pieteiret
Hejtenvilli
Klectrie I'litli igreuml Tt 1
Philailelphn. .t Lilt) R. It
(.nnnisen Mining
lewaUulch Miiiim;
UmTED States Rends.
United States 1 piTOKnt-"
1K
it
1.1
.jy
17
MA
"J4
l-J
17
e
r,
170
170
v. if.
100
:al -mocks anil UeniiH.
Par
Last
sale.
iie".
107
1.11
lid
us
Ml
Url 50
K-".
Ill--'
10ls.
i -in
117
1 ; .:e
1 11. 'it
l.SI.U)
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14-. r,
110
r:
70 "1.1
lei
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ii-.") ;n
lue
al.
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. 100
.. 100
L inc.L'tty i" -,n 1 ft Lean, due le2..
!e"- .
" " 1' .
1VJ"..
r pi .- cl. in 1 or "0 y, ars.
' rt pei tt. Scheel Lean...
" i in 1 or 20 years.
100
lUO
100
i ' in or tM years..
" t. " In 10 ei a) years.
M.r.ihciiu lioieiiguloan
100
BANK STOCKS.
1'iist National I: inlr. JKX)
Kaimfrs' National Rmlc 50
L incMster County National Rank., se
Columbia -National Hunk :ou
Ephrala National Rank let'
First National Run If, Columbia.. .. 100
F1rstNat10n.il Rank, Stnuburg Kie
First National Rank, Marietta . ... 100
First National Rank. Mount Jey.. U
Lititz National Rank it
Manht im National Hank iikj
Union National Eank. Mount. Jey. ."n
New Helland National Rmk Km
MISCBLLMJBOUH EOMI3.
Quarrj-villc R. R.. due iKi.1 9100
Reading & Columbia It. Uduc ISiJ loe
Lane-aster Wan h Ce., due 1&! Urj
UmcsixtiT Uiw Light anil Fuel Ce.,
due in liirieycirs loe
L ine-autcr (Jas Light anti Fuel Ce.,
it tm icu iuu
3nCZLLANE0r8 STOCKS.
(juari'v ville R. R i 50
Millersville'-tree't Car Wl
InquiiiT Printiiigrri'iii fiv .'.O
Uatti' I it tei v lmi
uas I.l ri.t t 1 1)1 1 1 eaip im .... i
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