LANCASTER DAILY lJSTKLLlGKKCEK WEDNESDAY. FEBRUAIU 22 1882.
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riini Ward.
Common Council.
Merris Gr-i-dicl 2lfii I. F. Rcmly. 320
Vavld .Tu:n ic ijli". A. Albright :j3
v Alib'iir.an.
Win. I! -tunc ... 2MJSI. A.?JcG!i!iii CCO
As-c-ser.
Hauy H. Ioi:eii....l79iInriy lliriley 55
Constable.
Philip li-de ... . 17-MIuceb T Mllinger..35'J
Judge.
Jehn:- Reek lOll-Jelin L Killinger .Z"A
Inspector.
Fetci AlUbacii 23lYin. DcIIavc'i 'M
Sixth Ward.
Seh ct eunell.
Win. Jehnsen 30 J Daniel ,. Ra'.ci I 7
omniea Council,
ril.Jii'i. Lev ci geed::".. Jehn Met .uighi
Win. T. JeHi-iies .377 Win. Riddle 40$
Daniel Hie-wi 3I2iJeI.ii J Ce'Juau.. tit
As,esser.
Charles K. J-iailey. Vw, D.iiiiU II. JiLitnhu..3:S
Countable-.
Martin Dailey ... 40SI. W. Dultikli 372
Judge.
Uyien .1. Riewi ..lJeli:i .c.ii:i-'-i 416
Inspcctei.
-Jehn IS -e'ici 300 Jehn II. L"ni ti 1. 122
S.enth AV.titt.
Ceiiiiu in Ceui.cll.
Ilenii M.irjUi ... :wi J. 1: Smith ... '.G3
J'hllli DiiiUehcig. ..'! ui:ih 1111 MJIi.111 2VJ
Franks, t-.eit- 37e,,Jn"uh ciaiksen. .251
Jame, R. G.uiii . 107' Ed w. Mcl'i 11 (el.) 22e
Constable
Jehn Meuiui;-i .. Vi't Mtm'l Giey (cel ) ..101
Judge.
Win. Mcl.au.jli In .371, Wlnfieid - Riirn 270
Iiicp.'Clei.
Gin Kuhluii'. . :,C-i Reb. C McDonnell 278
J.lghth IVuid.
s.-lcct Council.
I. V. W'Nc ',21 Ilcniy Cast . HJ
Common Council.
Adam II. Tuisi .... COS Ilcniy G 1st, )i 170
Jehn J. HuHcj- . Ml LdwntdNnlei lGil
ISenj. Ilithei .... ',22 Win Cexcy 170
Al'iciin.in.
Patrick Den.i. lij (,2iI.i(-eli Rccl.teld, ji 107
Ajsi'.csei
C A ehleu 1 m ..UiS.Jace'i Rieek 10-)
Constable.
Geerge Sli.ty ...".iSjJe'in R nvui'tii nrt
Judge.
Ge.ergi. Hnidj G23Chaile.s Rie !.. ...r.7
lunpocter.
hdw ll.u-iy (,23 Jehn Ovenl'Pi .-..lir.
Mntli Wuril.
Ctiiuuien Count il
W. C Huchiuan. '.31 Dana Gi.iIihui :ul
'iceige Selici tz 317 Je. II Goedcll ... 2'fl
Jehn McKlllip- ...Jeh'i Kem'ig .. .. '231
Asc-S01.
Divid fhi-i . .."j7Ictci W.f,.)iiei.ht 277
Constable.
Win 11tu- . '.70JA. J. I lix1 2VI
Judge.
Jehn Heek 3.I9Gee.-gc Vex ?,Q
Inspector.
Chailes smith 53 1 W.F. 14. Aiuwukp. 'Jin
I'AMIIUNAItLL Wi:i)IllN
Tlie r!UHln!s ill MI.M Kblilcm.lll nnd Ml.
lt.tt et.
St. Jatnub' chinch l.ibt eveiiiuj; w.is tba
.scene el nu ttmiMiuliy biilliant wedding,
tbc i;iitieu tlieicte liLin Mr. Martin Bates
jr., of New Yeik, te MissKlizabctbGygcr
Eslilciii:ni, .'i.stei el" J. F. Eslileiiian, esq.,
if this eit j. Tl'e ccicinuny w:t.s iei fei ined
by Rev. l)i. C. F. Kni-jlit, lector of St.
.Iiiines. As the biMa! jiaity cnteieil the
church a wedding inaicli was lil.iyetl en
the ;ratil tir.tn y Car! 31 itzj.md :i imp
tial lijiiiii w.'S siiu by t!ic liejV choir.
Thcie weie six In idesinuiils of whom
Mi.ss Ida Uatei-, hihtei of tlie loein,
was lh-t. Ibis ethers beinff .Miss
Florence Smith, el L'hil.iriclphu ; Miss
Eduaidinc Hei-lei, of J'altiiticrc ;
Miss Fannie V5itt!iasn, ul I'hil.ul.'lpbia ;
3Iis.s Amelia v'ellis, el Philadelphia, unci
Miss Matilda Fahne&tei'k, el Lancaster, fll
t)f wbeiu aie dityul in white w.itciul
silks, with iace iients and jilmnes. .Mr.
Kben IJ.ildwin, if New V01 k city was the
jjroem'.s lies' 111.111. at.d Mr. Wan en i.
Smith, .!. Uc:.i Wadsweith, Gilbeit M.
Spier, .lr., A-a I). Jiigclew, Augusltis
IJiewu, of New Yeik city ; IJ. Frank
Cljde, of Piiiladciphii ; 15. Fiank 13icue
niau ami AVilhs B. lt:stci, of Lancaster,
weie usiieift. The bsides chess was a
inapniliccnt I5rii' -els l.ice, w itb diamond
ornaments.
An elegant iceeptieii was tiiven by the
biide's mother, Mis. Hcnj. Eshlemau, at
licr icsidcnc"', cot no of Dttkc and James
sheets. The piesents icccivcd by the
biide weie liumeieus and valuable, em
bracing many veiy decant wetks of att
and ornament, 'llie e!ite of Lancaster
wete present, anil many pi eminent per
sons tiem Philadelphia, New Yerk and
etliei pHiccs. anions wbrnn wc notice the
following' Mr. and Mis. Biuby, Phila
delphia; Cel. and ?It-;. Smith, Piiiladel Piiiladel
eliia: Win. M. Hic-iis. ir . New Yerk : Mi.
and Mis. Cliai. W. Keini, Haltimeru ; i
Judge MePhi'i.Min and wife, llarrisbtirg ;
Mr. and M:s. Mai tin Bates, New Yeik; 1
Mr :i!il 1!k. Tims. SiLinldini' New Yeik: I
Mr. and M:s. d'ee. II. Pell, New Yeik;
Miss ! ites, Bosten ; Mit.s Bates, Nevpei,
H. I. ; .Mr. and Mis. Peicv Smith, Phila
delphia ; Dr. O'Neill, Philadelphia; Mr.
and Miss Baldwin, New Yeik. The biidal
party lelt m a special ti.r.n After .spend
ing some time in the Seuth they will sail
for Euiepe.
IlIiTl.
Altcuip'. Suicide M till :t t'i-ilel.
The Philadelphia P, ex of yc ,terday ha '.
the following item .
James II. Hoiteti, reading at 1834
North Seventh sliei.t, wiie !i 1 bieu ad
dicted te the use of opium for soma time.
n Sunday evening attempted te commit
suicide by sheeting himsell in the breast.
He was leund in an unconscious condition
en Matsball sticet below Neiris, with a
lcvelver masjted 111 his right hand. The
mau was lemeved te hi home,
The .subject of this notice is James II.
' Ilorteu, late of West Walnut street, this
city, whose ciiminal escapades nude him
very noteiiou iu this city .some jcats age.
While in piisen bee and sub-cquently be
was very much addicted te the use of
opium, anil upon this account some time
age a leading insiuaiice company can
celled a lat sc lisk upon bis life which he
had precuicd.
I'll 1:011 ?.itte:i.il ISauk.
The Fulton national bank has leased
from Jacob B. Leng, bieker, the Eshelman
& Rathven banking 100111. corner Centre
Square and East. King sticet, and will
commence business thciciu early in March.
In considciatien of tbc tiansfer of the
lease, tlie Fulton bank has leased for Mr.
Leng, for one year, the entire second story
of the white maiblc building, Ne.22 North
Queen street.
.second Ward Constable.
Constable Gcerge Ciamcr, of the Second
ward, is a haic man te beat, but " Banks"
Smith gave him a wrestle yesterday. Mr.
Smith would have made a line looking and
efficient officer.
Dental College Commencement.
The twenty-sixth annual commence
nicnt of the Pennsylvania co'.lcge of dental
surgery will be held in the Academy of
Music, Philadelphia, en Saturday, Febru
ary 25, at 12 o'clock. Amene the grad
uates is Alficd D. Clark, of this city.
Tlie Straight Vote.
The total vete for Democratic inspec
tors iu the city yesterday was 2903, Re
rmblican 2S1G ; Democratic majeiity 87.
This is probably a fair test of the straight
vote.
(oetl Time.
Lancaster. Pa., Feb. 21. Bad day
aud track. One heat, single harness :
Mac 1.
Limber Jim Die.
Time- 2 24.
Court Meeting.
The ceuit will meet to-menow at 12
o'clock, te compile the city election returns.
' LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
1 hi; elections in ihe cecstr.
Our Kcgular Columbia Budget.
Following is the table of yesterday's
vote en boieugh officers : Democrats in
small c.rs .
1st.! 2 J. 3a. Total.
l!
Citrf JJut eess. I ' j
Jicwi.'-SUTU 25-1 231j FiS 790
C. Ilolliiigswetth I 239 191 203 Utt
Council. 1
IaM& I'rr.P.OTTET 2S2 383 235 Ctt)
Ull. Pattes 255 209 272 73',
Samuel Ai-ms 22i 177 2M K0
W. 11. Piahlei 239 2.J7 2J1 753
M. S -human 239 21 2 711
J.T.Wilsen 212 221. 239 707
Scheel Iievrrl
H.O.-ih.hGZV 241 203 23C 70
1I..S (.itAEILL 215 212 259 710
IVO'ne.NXELL 207 17 2. 637
Milten Wiku 25ti 220 21 728
C. W. .Stevenson 278 230 213 751
J.'l. Auwerter .0 221 247 72S
Auditor.
C. II. McCulleuKli 73 210 29 507
High Constable.
Il.Stramiildge 239 237 210 731
FIRST WARD.
Judjje : L. M. Filbuit 200, E. B. Eck
man 204. Inspecter: Jehn McCall 241.
F. Williams 233. Assessor : C. F. Yeung
252, S. B. Clepper 243. Assistant Atscb Atscb
sets : II. II. Cramer. 243, W. Wanbalt.h
244 ; C. Ilershev 232, J. D. Ferrey 2C1.
Constable : H. W. Keech 241, Jehn Gil
beit 249.
HLCOMI WARD.
Judge : P. A. Kimburtt. sr. 142, S. C.
Swartz 24:.. Inspector : J. M. Head 180,
J. W. Yocum 217. Assessor : W. G.
DurLXiierKR IDS, W.Beyd 248. Assistant
Ass-csseis : S. S. Detwiler 187, William
IIaknes ISO ; Gee. DellulT 243. G. A.
Gievc241. Censtable: Allen W. !Iall
202,11. FisberSll.
THIRD WARIJ.
Judue: A. IIardxmi. 233, Wm. Gilbeit
218. Inspector : Frnk Juiin&en 251,
D. C. Wann 249. Assessor : Jehn Harsh
210, D. F. G.ilviu 283. Assistant Abscs Abscs
seis : Gee. Zeigler 282, Jehn Neimer
233 ; J. Kee..ey 203. N. Bernbauer 237,
W. Uake (Ind.) 2. Constable : F. Struck
411, IJ. Bcatd 19. Justice of the Peace :
G1.0. L. Lyle 120, Jehn P. Fiauk 373.
The Iloreugli Itudget.
L'pp Ai Black, railiead contiacters, sell
mg oil' their heiscs.
Quiet election, big poll and geuerally
geed eidei .c-tciday.
The Piesbyteriati entertaiument in tlie
epLia house this evening ; Frank Maye
Ihtmhl to-menow evening and Fisk's
Jubike biueis enFiiciay.
Tlie complimentary and benefit ball
held by the "Yigies" in the armory last
night was ;i giand success in eveiy sense
of the weid. Mr. E Caiter with Miss
Maiy Gratnm led the grand march which
was a biilliant air.vir, with 50 couples fol
lowing. The best of elder was mantaincd
ind the ball ecitainly leflects a geed deal
of ciedit upon its managers and the Vigi
lant lite company. Ollicci Redctihauscr
was present in ease of any disturbance,
but luckily his services were net needed.
His father in law acted as watchman en
his beat.
Te'iy Denici's pautemiinc and specialty
tieupe played te a fair sized audience. A
iiumbei of new flicks were put in the
pantomime put of the ptegrammc, which
weie veiy acceptable. Alfred, the gieat
Miaee, i, ceitainly gieat, for a leek at his
comical countenance is enough te make
anj body laugh. Each pantemimist acted
his ei her part, m an excellent manner.
The piegranuuc is divided into tlnee
ji.iits lirat the pantomime, second the
olio ami third 111010 pantomime.
i;rniif;ti i:icctlen.
In Manlieim tlie election passed oil
quietly; the eutiie citizens ticket, with
the exception of Jehn IJ. Yeung for dis
ti ict constable, was elected ; considerable
"sciatching" was done, however, the im im im
piovemcnt question being the cause.
In Stiasburg the entire Republican bor
ough t'eket was elected as usual.
Sale of Hemes.
Samuel Hes & Sen, auctioneers, sold at
public sale yesterday, at the Mcirimac
house, for A. M. McElwain, five head of
Ohse horses, at an average piice of $199 ;
two head for Ncei & Hewaid, at an aver
age of $138, and oue head fei Jacob B.
I3.iiism.iu at SI 13.
Scuflle With Traiuiie.
Tins afternoon, two tramps beat ded a
tiain ou the Reading lead at Petersburg
and wanted te lemain en. They weie lit
oil by the tiain hands, get en and were
scvcial times put oil' again after hard
fijullle", and they ate new w 01 king tl.cir
way te this city by feet.
Muj of Ciiurt.
This morning the mayor had six va
gi.mts bofeic him, all of whom weiedis
chaiged. The case of one dmuk was net
disposed of.
Next Wcek'h Court.
On Monday next the Febiuarj' adjourn
ed teim of quaitei sessions ceuit will
commence. A number of impeitaut cases
ate set down for tiial.
Amusements.
lluiiiply Dvmpty by Teny Demri 's Company.
Teny lieniei'n pantomime company arrived
111 town this morning from Columbia at 9.30.
They gave a -treet parade at neon with a lull
bums baud et line musicians and a donkey
which cicuted lele of lun and which will
nnpear in the pantomime this evening. Tins
is an 'xcelicnt company and the specialty
jiuil ion is cry Hue. Uf this donkey a news
p iper telN 1 l.e following story : " An engine
uiecd lenly up: it stepped within a lew feet
of the beaM. ; the engineer blew one of these
lei 1 ible screams, prolonged anil cai -piercing
'tieli a blast as makes the sleeping Millcritd
dictm of tlie day el judgment. Did he scare '!
Net w 01 tli a cent. Did l.e shake the sloth lrein
his limbs, eicct his mil and speed away like
theasscset EaSbOiali, taster tlian the Bedouin
ceuiseisian back te the chapparal? Xe, lie
didn't. He turned one ear tewaid the cnuiiie,
j ust as 11 deaf man uses ills tin car trumpet and
caught every paiticlcs or the sound. And
when the steam w histlc ceased its notes, and
all the echoes died aw a , the animal straight
cued out ids neck, opened his mouth, and in a
voice that deatcned all the 1 ml read men and
caused the ficight cleik te diep his pen, lie
10 u ed : " 1 can't : I can't : I can't : I can't : be
beat : be beat 1 be beat: be beat ! 1 c a-n-t be-tie-be-bcat
!"
" Cast Lyiite." That distinguished Anieil
can actress Miss Cliailettc Thompson, will be
at Fulton epeia house te-morrow evening In
the famous emotional drama of " East
Lynne." A l.ue treat is assuicil, and there
w ill be a Loge audience, as nearly 3ne tickets
have nlicady been sold.
rrank Maye. Ver the last time, it is an
nounced, the people of Lancaster will be
j Rflbided an opportunity et secingtliattalcnted
young actor, Frank Maye, in his celebrated
re'e et Deny Creclctt, w Inch !k w ill impcrson impcrsen impcrson
ateenPatuiday night.
hVJiCIAl. SOTWES.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells' Health Kcncwcr, greatest icniedy en
caith ler Impotence, leanness, sexual debility
&c. $1, at druggists. Depot. Jehn F. Leng
& Sens.
A riteMiT way te ease asthmatic wheeling.
Use H.r.c'3 Ileuey of llorehound and Tar.
Pike's Tcethaehe Dieps cuie In one minute.
fl5-lwdeed&w
'I h tine bloom en beauty's face, the iosc iesc
tlnt of a healthy skin, can be enjoyed In De
cember or any ether month, by using Dr. C.
V. llensen's Skin Cure. It does away with all
eruptions and iriitatieus el either the skin or
scalp. Cl:a. X. Ciittenten. 115 Fulton SL,
X;w 1 01 k Cit3 sole agent for Dr. C. W. Ben Ben
eon's lcuicrilc, te w horn all orders should be
iiddic-sed. IIT-lWd&W
-f"Ei:CUAT i-AlLOKIStt Dfcl'AKTilEM. "VTl
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO., - - 25 East King street.
NOW OPENING NEW STYLES IN
Spring Overceatings, Suitings, Coatings and Pantaloenings.
Lan'e stock te select from. If you want a Fiue Dress Suit, Business Suit, Pair of Pantaloons or a Spring Oveiceat, give us a call
and"we will show you an elegant line of goods te select from and will make them te measure upon short notice, guaranteeing full
satisfaction in every article. We use the best of trimmings, sponge all goods thoroughly, and employ none but lirst-class work
men. We consider wc have the best cutter in tiie city ; one who with but raie exceptions gives universal satisfaction te all who
have tried him We ask tiial for wc knew we have ::iveu satisfaction in the past and we are prepared te de se in the future. We
abe have a full line of sizes of Men's WHITE DRESS SHIRTS which we knew te be the best that are offered in thiiglty for
61 00 Beys1 Diets Shiits also in all sizes. Wc aie eil'eriDg bargains in Men's Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Neck Ties, jjuspen
dci.". Ilaudkf i chiefs. Cellats and Culls, Arc. We iuvite exMuuiatien as we have large stocks of goods at very lowest prices.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
"-Lire, Orewtn, lieauty.'
"U hat wenlladi!ilie"ai)l he'v tosceuielf
A flm. li,....! i.T li ill ill It-11 ill'! d eolei is such
an .idlunct te beauty that no one who piires j
geed leeks should neglect te ure "Londen
Hair Celer Restorer," the most c le inly and de
lightful article ever mtie.lueed te the Aineii
caii people. It 1, let illy diaViciit Hern all
etheis net sticky ergi'innii, and flee Iiem
all iiiipiiielngiedluiils that lender lnunvether
piepaiutiens obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, icsteicsgrav hair, itlvea it new lile. keeps
the '-ulp clean and iic.iithy, eatisin the hair j
te glow wheie it had l.illeii olTei-lieeonie nun,
does net soil or stall' anything, and is se pei
fectly and elegantly piepaieii--is te make It u
lasting hairdiesping and toilet luxuiy. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Resteicr'' is 'old bv all diuggist-,
at 7'ni'iits a belt!", -it bottles ler fl.
eci:;m.w.saw
KLMZOO. Mich., Feb. 2. ISH2.
Ikno. Hepltltteis will bear leeoniiiieiula leeeniiiieiula leeoniiiieiula
tien honestly. All w he 11-e them eenler upon
them the highest eiue'iilimis, and give them
creillt ter luaking cuies-all the pioprieteia
claim ler them. Ihaekcpl lliem since tliey
were llist eltered te the public. They leek
high liuik fieni the lli-'t, and maintained it.
andaiemoie called lei lhuiii.ll ethers cor.i cer.i
biiicil. be Inns :is lliiy keij up their high
leputalien lei pin i and ust lulnvss, I -hull
continue te lecem ii.'iid them something I
luue nevei lelm driiie with any ether jiatent
nicillciiie. J. J I:cceck. M. 1).
Icl0 2wd&w
tie te ii. n. i eenran's Himr Mere. I."7 North
Qui en uti-ecl, ter .lfrv. ciMfm't A'cc A'
(icnnt f)yn. Fei bright ne-'-' and diu.ibilily et
color, ne une.ju.iled. (.olei iiem 2 te 1 ve'ind-".
llnect.er.h in Knglish and (ieinem I'llce. 13
cents.
WeMh.s Kveut.iiei'i: use I'aikei's t.ingei
Tenie, bi'cuisethey have learned tiem expe
rience that it ovciceiiks despondency, indi
gi'sticm, 'akiiLss In the back and kidnej-,
and ethei tieubles el the icw Heme Jew nal.
lel-lnideod&eew
Itruwn'ii Itoiiseliitlfl I'aiiacea
Is the most cSUctivc l'.im Destieyer in
the weilil Will most sine y quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
extei iially.and theieby mere cei taluly lelieve
pain, w hether chi enic et iicut", tlian any ether
pain alleviator, and it is w.u united double the
btiength et any similai p. epilatien. Hemes
pain in the Side, i: ick or llev. els, ero Threat,
lttieiiiivitisin and all cin:'J. and is THE
GREAT UKLlEVr.R OF l'AIX. -Ihieui.'s
IIol'seuelu I'as vci:a "' rlieuid be iii eveiy
taini!. A tenspoenlul of the l'nli-Jtea in u
iimilili-r of hoi. water I sv ceteiiettii nreleiieill.
taken at lietl time will iiiseimp ei.t. 23cts
a bottle. tebll-i;, dM.N .'ta&u
A iiemi:u ler lu.iiestien, Con-uii'ptien,
Dyspep-i.l, Wcikiiess, Fevi i, Ague, i te.. Cel
den's Liquid Reel an. I Teme In ioraler.
115 lwdeed.Vw
FlIOH ami 3lciMjuiiie.
Al'ie. beet "Rough en Rats" will keep a
lioiise free tiem llic-". mosquitoes, luts and
mice, the entuc season. Ill uggist t
co Iturc. I
i en uicfick ; well, theie is just one iemcl.
Hut w ill cine you bej end possibility et doubt. ,
If it's Lier or Kidney tieuble, Consumption, i
Djspepsia, Dcbill'v, W Iik' Health Keuewer is
your nope. fl. Inmigl-t Hi-pet Jehn F. j
Len .V Mill i. I
et!iing Miert el 1'ni'dst.sKable llencllts
Cenltiicd upon tenset thousands el sulleieis
could eiigin its and lii.ilutaui the leputalien
Which AVEll'S fcAI.sAlV.MLL1. ene',s. It is a
compound et the beat e;;et.lble alteiutives,
with the Iodides et Pe'.a-sium and lien, .mills
the me't effectual et all lemcdies ler sciofu sciefu sciofu
leus, liieicuual, or bleed iliseideis. I'liilorm I'liilerm
ly successful and ci tain in its ieine.ili.il effects,
it pieilntes l.ipidand ee'iiplete cuics et 5-cie-1
ula. Sel in, ise.ls, liumei, l'niiplis, Einp Einp
liens. fckm l)iv(.isi; and all iliseideis n-imj
1 tern iiiipui lty et t!i bleed. l!y its invigora
ting ellects it alas lelie'.e- and often cure
Llei Ceniplainl-. 1 -ni lie We iki.e.s -mil li
leiil.ullUs, and is a pet''iit i.sue.er el vital
ity. Fer puiifiing the bleed u h is no iiiaI.
It tones up thus) stem. iesten-and pieseiM s
the health, and impai ts igei and energ . Fei
lerly jeais it has been m 'teiiste u-e, :nd ifr
le-ilav the most :i:nlabhi medicine let the
suffeiing Pick, .mywm'tc Fei s.de bj all
de-aleis. lcb!7-lwlced.v
sum l)ktvsc " i.i.ii'C l.. Sir. 'leuiuc's
Oiutiiieut
WhatismeuMli-liePslng thin an elx-tmatc
skill dibcase, and w hy i etseiis should siitfci a
single hour when they hue a suiecuie in
"Swayne'faOintnier.t "' i-. past eui coinpicheii ceinpicheii coinpicheii
sieii. The weist eases el teller, itch, Milt
lhciini, or lli.it annejing cernpluint, itching
piles, yield te its wendeilul sill healing "itmli
tics. Pimples en the laee mid blotches en the
skin are ieiueed by u-ing this healing oint
ment. Peitectly-aie nnd h irmkss, eeu en
the most tender infaiil. Itehnig Piles symp
toms aie ineisime. intense itching, p.utieu
huly at night alter gelling waun lu bed ;
ether parts uie sometimes atrccted. f-w.iyne's
Ointinenl ph-asanl, ynie cine. Di. bwuyne A.
Sen, :i Xeith Seventh meet, Philadelplurt.
Pa., te whom all lcttets should b" addicted,
fceld l.yall piemitient iliuu-gisls.
; in.:i) :hu"lTTh&Itw
"A Wenl tt Hie VI lse is MilHclcnt." An
effective and agreeable lemcily ler the ticat
ment of Catarrh, Hay Feer and Catarrhal
Deafness Is Ely's Cream IJ.H m. A suiecuie.
Cicam IJalm effectually ele-anscs the nasal
passages or citari hal virus, causing itcutlny
sccietlens, allays inll immatien and iriitalien,
pieteets the mcuibiaii il linings et the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
seies and restores the beiise et taste and smell.
Iicncflcial results aie lealizcd by a lew appli
cations. A thorough treatment as dliected
will cuie Catarrh. Asa household lemedy let
cold In the head it is iinuiualc. The IJalm is
easy tousenndagieeable. Sold by druggists
at 50 cents. On leceipt or 50 cent w ill mail a
package, bend ter ciieular with full inhuma
tion. ELY'S CKEAM 15ALM CO., Oswego, X. Y.
Fer sale in Lancaster by all the druggists.
in-2wdced&w
JUAIWIAOES.
Wennixeer Fiscel. Ian. 17. 1Ss2. nt the
parsonage of Tiinily clinic h, bj llcv Di.
uieenwald, Augustus Wenninger, et L me is
tcr te Miss Mary E. r i-cel, el s:liunga. It
AX' II AIVJ:ilTJSV3lj;XT.
SET OUT! isET OOl'l ! MUIi KKOIT
and Speck, this (H EDXEsDAI) ciening,
and Hetz's celebrated lleei.
C. MATTEKN,
ltd Schiller Heuse.
170K INVH-STSIKNT. S1.300 OF TKUsT
money en trstineitgagesecuiityuta low
rate of inteiest. Peiinancnt investment e!e
siied. J2 0X)en geed sceniity. Call en
OWEN P. CKICKEK,
Law IJuilding, coiner Duke and Grant St .
ltd Lancaster, Pa.
PKON'OOXCEO
BY COMPETEXT JUDGES
TO 1JE THE 11EST IX THE MAKKET,
THE MAXHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
Ask your Grocer ler it.
IT. F. STEIUEUWALT & EON.,
iVlielcsalc Agents,
j:c-an 2:1 yeuh Water 'it , Lnncait'ei.
rKBCHAXT TAH.OBISG DEPAKTMEST.
A'ir jLnrjutiixExuxix.
TJOll S.U,E.-TlIi:tK "EW TWO-VIOKV
T bi Ick seven-roemc't ilwcHlnss, with hull,
v .tier in Kitchens wi'.llie sold cheap. Inqulie
.it 27 Centre squaie.
mlS-lwdU JAME5 JJLACK.
-vreTiuis.
il A meeting et the ntockheldcis or "The
Lancaster City Light Ceuipanv." w ill be held
en SATURDAY. MAUCH 4, 182, at 10 o'clock
a m . af the emce et the treasuier, J. Hay
lirenii, esq., Xe. .'2 Xeith Duke street. Lan
caster, for the puipee et electing five direc
tor te serve for the ensuing j car, and the
transaction el ether imsiness.
THOS. B. COCURAX.
feb22-2UU23Jtnil .sccictary.
PUltLIC SAX.EOF IIOKSKS.
On FKIDAY. FLD. 21. 1SS2. will be sold at
the Meirimac fctables. Lancaster city, the lol lel lol
leng. te wit : bLXtcen head et Ohie Horses,
sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. iu., when at
tendance will beglvcn by McELWA1Jf-
A credit et CO "lays will be given.
&AMCEL IIE3S & SOW, AUCtS. f22-2tll.
T.MMC SA1.K. A TWe-SIORY AM ATTIC
JJ Dw-elllng. Xe. 331 East Otangc sticet, with
side v.inl. Hus all modern imprevcinents ;
stable en icar el let. Teims easy.
FOii KENT. A two-steiy nnd attic Dwell
ing, Xe. 332 Fast Orange Ptrect, w ith all mod
em improvements. Apply at
lehi2-2wcedK Ne. S2d EAST OK XG E ST.
IjjI.TOjN Oi'bllA HOUSE.
iyATUliDAY EVENING, FEU. "5.
1 he limincnt Chaiaetei Actei.
Si R. FIMNK MAYO,
Iu Hi W'eild Uenewncd Drama,
DAT CROCKETT.
Ah playeil by llim '""l ,'f0 1''"' '"
Em epe and America.
buppeile I by it piekeil cast fiem his giaml
Lcliiniate Cempi.ny, including Mtt. E. L.
HAVEM'OUT.
All Hie scenic j.nectsani!. riepeuie cauieu
by the inaiiitgement.
l'eruLAi: ruicfcs. as, se, :scu. !
llescrved Scats 75 Ceitls. Fei sale at CJpeia j
iifi5.n Cllllce. feb22 ltd .
44 rvlIH CONTIJiENl'."
O1
nrr snn
Illustrated Weekly.
jin: e7.Mf.tA) ftriLf. TXvnrAsixi
; 5,000 Copies of Ne. 3 Called Fer.
.sinnii 1 1 Lcnitents el Xuinber 3. which i-
newicady andtei sale everywhere, will be
leund contiibulien tiem, such piemlnent
nitheisas 1'niLir liecr.tcr. Maistes. Mauy X.
riinsteTT. Donald G. aIitcbeie. Jclias Haw Haw
tiieum: hmvAin Lvkbett Hale, Pner. ilKur.v
i: MiFriiLRD, Mabel Colliss, Geopeu Parsehs
I.ATniter. Dn. F. L. Oswald. Mks.F. A. Jienseu
and Haiiiy Castlkmes, besides all the popular
editors of ear viiiicns depaitments.
All Newsdc'ilers, Uoeksallcrs and Kailie.ul
Agents keep en hand Xes. 1 and 2. Specimen
i oelcs sent lire.
Addn ss,
OUR CONTINENT " PUB. CO.
ll(1 PHILADELPHIA.
I - -
ou,s
SPRING
OFFERING, 1
LiH,eand Attr.w.tie Line el
Spring Overceating.
11 thu latest and lit t -tjles iu the maiket.
NOW ISTHE TIME TOIH'l.
Prices ranging from $12 te 340.
Elegant sill Weel, new design-, in
DlAijONAI.s. TltlCOTS, bHEl.L ami CUEPL
I'A'tTl.K'janlew asl".
IMPOKTED llllH FKIEZK, 15AX.NOCK
:UKNS.M)P1CCAI)ILLYS. r.imiiiiK
I Hern Sl." te 25.
.sUPKUlOU ENGLISH aad SAXOX1 WOOLs
in nev and choice designs ami color
ing, tanging lieni j te 5Ji.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
-IN
LONDON AND PARISIAN EFFECTS,
Uaii"ingiioinS:setoSSiO. Dimmed thiough thieugh thiough
eut "vith S Ik Linings and gotten up in the
Latest and meU AilNtic Style known in the
Ait et Taileiing.
.oPIacejeui eidfi early te -tcuic choice
et steick.
Ne. 121 North Queen St.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
TTNIIr.lt THE
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT
Al Till
NEW YOKIv STOKE
eoleishhow ciaetly as by daj light.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS :
." l."0 yaids elegant
RUBAN DRESS GOODS,
J2'c. a j aid, lcr .sold ferles than 2'c.
One ca..
DRESS REPPS,
all coleip, 12Ke. : jaid.
One else
FIGURED DRESS GOODS,
all colors. 7c. n jard".
100 decn
GENTS' UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
maelP et geed Muslin, lined, with linen bo-em
anel wristbands, 75c. each, usually
sold at ILtO.
,IUST OPENED ilnether choice line el
Hamburg: Edgings and Inserting,
Combination and Swiss Trimmings,
Creme and Black fapaniah Laces,
Kdelweisse and Point Venise Laces,
in great variety at CITV PRICES.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
8 Ss 10 E, KING STREET.
.veir AJtrjiitTisji hex is.
CUti'STY TETTH.K.- SVMPTOMS : TV A I -i
ery blisters lerin, burst and dry into yel
low, matteiy eiusts, which at times arc very
itchy and painful. It affects the scalp, the
beard, behind the cars, back of Hie hands, the
lingers, the arms te the elbows; sometimes
leund en the back, breast, and en the lower
limbs te the knee. Women while nursing
vim-v often havi it :n eund the ninnies, eausinir
the most fearful sulTerlng. All skindlseasts
cu.ed by DUs. II. I). & M. A. LOXUAKEli.
Ufhce Xe. 13 East Walnut sticet, Lancaster.
Consultation nee. 120-3U1
ri'AKE NOTICE. EKEE t'OK TUE rOOK
J. en Fit I DAY. Anyone wishing te consult a
clairvoyant can elose by culling m Xe. 250 West
King sticet, ter diseases et all kinds, either
ladies or gentlemen, such as Cancers, Khonnia Khennia
tism, Cutarrli. Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, St. Vitus
Dance, and Fits et eliffereut kinds, Faralysis,
Fevers and Lung Diseases. I have ccitincates
et peiseus that have been attee'ed with the
above diseases. My hours aie from o'clock
a. M. until a o'ciecs i m. nrju-aui
PL'KLIC SALE ON TI1UKSDAV, FE1IKU
AUY 23. 1882, w ill be sold by public ven
due at the late residence et Cel. Wm. L. Pel
per, en the Mailetta turnpike, about 1H miles
w est et the city of Lancaster and imle east
of the village of Koluerstewn, the following
elesciibed pcisemil property, te wit :
Four heavy Dnj.lt llerses, suitable for tlie
Eastern market; one pair of elegant Illack
Driving Heises, two Aldcrney Cows, two
biead-w heeled fai m wagons, one with bed;
one Studebakertwoheise wagon, nearly new;
maiki t wagon, sulky, two carts, one set et to
bacco ladders, two sets et hay flats, lour plow s.
two spike h.u rows, spiing hairew, two shovel
hanews, cultivator, coin scraper and maiker,
two i capers,' neatly new; one binder, wiie
lake, coin coverer. one nearly new hay ted
eler, two giain drills, toot cutter, eider mill,
btx set of wagon harness, cell.us, bi idles, hou heu
suns, wagon lines, two set et single harness,
fly nets, ii laige Jet et grain bags, platform
scales, tobacco pi ess, tobacco Mcauiui, crcam
erv, with alaige let of tin cans, chum, &c,
S COJ tobacco luths, thice w heel ban ews, dou
ble and single trees, spreader, leir, cow and
halter chains, mattock, picks. siiee'Is, lerks,
&c. ; a iotet locust pests, hay by the ten, corn
ted.Ierby the bundle, ice, &e. All the laim
implements arc neatly new and In iirst-class
eieler.
A credit el six months will be glcn en all
sums ever $20.
fcale te commence nt 12 o'clock, m.,shaip,
when attendance will be given by
falLAS 11. FOKKY,
JOHND. SKILES.
Admlnintiateis.
It. F. Howe, Auctioneer. lel)S-3tw A2U,21.22d
QI'IIINO 188V
MtING 1332
CARPETS,
PAPER HANGiNGS.
I
Hager & Brether,
Invite hjieeial attention te their CAR
PET. WALL F APE U and WIXDOW
SHADE elepaitmcnts, In which they
are offering linger assortments than
have e er been shown iu this city, and
at as low prices as same qualities can
be purchased in Philadelphia or clsc
wheie. 0 AEPET8 !
The latest Spring Styles of Mequet
Bedy Brussels, Tapestry Brussels,
Three Ply, Extra Superfine and
Medium, Weel Ingrains, Cotten
Chain Ingrains, and Damask
Hall and Stair Carpet and
Borders. Rag Carpet in full as
sortments. Linoleum andJFloer
Oil Cleth. Cocea and Chain Mat
tings, Mequet and Velvet
RUGS akd MATS.
, WALL PAPER.
1 All the Latest Spring Designs in Solid
1 Geld, Embossed and Plain llrenzc.
.uica, rials iiuu jtiauKS, Willi frieze,
Herdcis and Ceiling Decoiutiens te
match, for Halls. Vestibules, Paileis,
Dining Kooms uiul Chambeis.
ESTIMATES MADE
AND WALL PAPER PUT OX BY
COMPETENT PAPER HANGERS.
WINDOW SHADES,
In Laige Assortment in Plain Styles
and el (1 anil 7 feet fahades and the new new
Dade Shades el various designs and
prices, also all widths and dcMrablc
coleis et Plain Shading and Shade Hol Hel
lanels with all the latest linpieved
Shade Hellers and llxtuics. Bi.issand
Walnut Cei nice Poles, Walnut Window
Iliiickels, Lace Cuituins and Cm tain
Xete.
iiv; ixviti: VXAMIXATWX.
Hager & Brether,
NO. 25 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
JuNTHRTJLISSIVXTS.
IULTOK OI'EltA HOUSE.
WASHIXGTOX'S BIRTHDAV,
I WEDNESDAY, PEBHUARY 22.
j The Great Oiigiual and Only
. TONY DENIER'S
(Late Fex & Deniers)
HumptyDuinpty" Pantomime Troupe.
And Uniivaled Af-soclatlen el SUPERB
SPECIALTY STARS. Willi the gleatest
living clown
ALFRED -rT 4 1 ALFRED
THE GREAT. illii.LlJ THE GREAT
Peer of the late Gee. L. Fex,
Autocrat et the Slilts.
In a biilliant melange of Foible, Fun, Frolic.
PRICES, 35, CO and "."J Cents. Reserved
Seats at Opera Heuse Ofllcc without extra
clinigc. 18-41
X7UI.TOJN Ol'EKA UUUSE.
EM)AOEMET Or SrECIAI. IIOIlTAtE m
THURSDAY, FEBRUART 23d.
EAST LYNNE,
AMERICA'S GREATEST ACTRESS,
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
Unrivalled in tne peitrayal of emotion will,
with the support et C.L.CRAIG and a mag
nillccnt company, present the greatest of all
plnjs in the encouragement et virtue anil
morality.
EAST LYNNE.
Xe advance In prices et admission. Scats
may be seniurcel new at the Opera Heuse.
Parties living in the suburbs can address,
FULTOX OPERA HOU3E,
EAST LYNNE.
THIED EDITIOI.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22, 1882.
TVEArUEK INDICATIONS.
Washixgtex, D. C, Feb. 22. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, colder, fair weather,
northwesterly winds, higher pressure.
K1UUTEEN DEAD.
The Victims of the Fireworks Explosion.
Chester, Pa., Feb. 22. Francis Oaks,
another of tbc victims of the Jacksen's
fireworks explosion, died this meimng.
His skull was crushed, and his right leg
was burned nearly te a crisp, and he has
suffered great agony sitice the explosion.
This swells the death te cightceen.
William Cowan, who was frightfully
wounded at the sanic time, is much worse
this morning, the weunus having burst
open. The doctors proposed te lemove his
jaw bones, but he is new tee weak te un
derge the opciatien, and his deahli is mo me
mentai'Iy expected.
Arraigning Prof .Iiicksen.
Chester, Pa., Feb. 22. The coroner's
attorney called the jury's attention te the
ordinance prohibiting the stetae of mere
than ten pounds of powder in any build
ing, anil said if the jury ceusidcicil Prof.
Jacksen was negligent iu conducting his
business he was undoubtedly liable for
the death aud disaster caused by the ex
plosion. Prof. Jacksen then :dJiet.scd
the juiy, denying nogligcnce en his part
aud sajiug the .strength of the stars was
unknown te him or any ether chemist.
The question was then lelt te tlicjuiy and
thev went into clese deliberations.
mi: (iiiiui wi:tehn ri.uuns.
KcportBet Disaster rreni fciery (iiinrtcr.
Cuicvce, 111., Feb 22. Reports from
points tluouglieut the West all tell the
same .story of tloed and disaster. Rain
has been geneial and iu many plates ac
companied by wiutl and .sleet. The tele
graph wites last night iu every dnectieu
weie down auel many lailreads b.ully
washed out. The icsult, however, except
fiem river Heeds, will net be disastieiia.
The most sciieus inconvenience is fiem
suspension of tiaflic along the Ohie and,
Lewer Mississippi. IIewcvcr,the disastieu.s
effect of the lloeds seems te be increasing.
Kuinead Traffic suspended.
Springfield, III., Feb. 22. The ie ie
sultsef the steim iu this vicinity have
been giater than was supposed when the
fiist.iepnits were leeeivcd. Ne business
is being d,'iie e'.cr MicW.ib.ish line be
tween here and Decatur. W.tbash busi.
ness is going ever the Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville and the Illinois Ceutial lines.
The Wabash depot in this city has been
blocked with trains ail day. Trains which
weie te have gene west at six yesterday
morning had net get out at 0:50 last
nitfht. Nothing is doing en the St. Leuis,
bianch of the Wabash. Twe bridges aie
gene between hcie and Edinlr.irg en the
Ohie & Mississippi.
Till: WAY IVi: CKEilKATI'.
A General Observance of W.ishint'iiijH
Itlrtliday lu New Yerk.
New Yerk, Feb. 22. Washington's
birthday was duly observed in this city
te day, all the banks and exchange'-, and
nearly all the places of business being
closed. The .state ami fedctal ceuits weie
also closed, but the eu&tem house
was open for an hour for the
entry and clcaiauce of vessel."-.
The sticcts were a dcsci ted appeal ance,
similar te that of Sunday. As te-day was
also Ash Wednesday it was observed in
bjth the Episcopal Ptid Catholic churches,
wheie services appropriate te the occasion
were conducted.
At sunrise this morning the American
ilag was heisted en the old feit at Centre
Path by a lepicsentativc of the Veteians
of 1812. A number of clubs and eigani
z itiens celebrated the tay with diimcis,
matching, receptions, balls, athletic, games
and ether forms of amusement. M.itincjs
were given at most of the theatres, and en
the whole the day was mme geneially ob eb
scived licie than it usually is.
In l'liiiactelptiU.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23. The weather
is much pleasantcr te-day than it was
yesterday, but the day is being cclebiateel
very quietly. But little business is being
done, and the ceuits. exchanges aud banks
aie al! closed.
MUltK LASD FOR KUSSIAX UEFL't'E.I fc.
An Oiler of el Fren llemss in N.irlli Carolina
Piiilvuelpiiia, Feb. 22. Anether offer
et land for the Russian refugees was ie
cei ved by Majer King this morning iu a
communication fiem Calvin J. Cowles, of
Chailette, Neith Carolina. He .says :
'' Observing the veiy liberal offer of free
homes for the persecuted Russian Jews
expected en the steamship Illinois,
made by Mr. Hamilton Dissteu, president
of a Flerida land company, and having
lirgc bodies of land in the mountains
of this state which I want .settled,
I am induced te make the same eiler of
free homes for fifty families, forty acres
te the family in fee .simple. The lands I
offer are situated iu the counties of Alex
ander and Wilkes, and ate adapted te
corn, wheat, tobacco, etc., well watered
and covered with Virginia feicst."
BV AVIKE.
Telegraphic Xensef the Afternoon.
Yerk elected a Republican burgess yes
terday, by 5 majority.
Mayer PewJcrly, of Sciauteu, was re
elected by 1.000 majority. Republicans
elected the balance of the ticket.
"In Titusvillc, James II. Caldwell, Dcm.,
was elected mayor and, J. L. Smiley con
troller by large majorities. The Republi
cans elected a city treasuier without con
test, and four out of five ceuncilmcn.
The Heuso of Commens has expelled
Bradlaugh by 291 te 83.
In the gale en the Ohie a little family
residence near Evansville, Ind., was wreck
ed and two women and a child were
drewned.
William Leck, a citizen of Morten, Del
aware county, dropped dead at that place
this morning.
Edward Meran, a miner, was instantly
killed last ovening by falling in front of a
leaded coal car in the Delaware & Hudsen
mines at Mill Creek, Luzerne county. His
body was crushed terribly.
Declining prices and accumulating
stocks have caused the English cotton
spinners te adept a resolution te work en
short time ami i educe pioductien during
Mai cli.
Thestoimeflast uight was extremely
severe en the Massachusetts coast, accom accem
nauied bv thunder, lightning aud hail. A
large vessel is reported wrcsked oft Race
Point Light.
A committee eeutUtiug of Jehn Gar
rett, president of the Amalgamated
iron aud steel workers, and several
ethers called ou Mr. Reeves of the
Phejuix iron company te arrange matters
which would end the present strike of pud
dlera at these works. 3Ir. Reeves refused
te have a conference with the committee.
NEAT YORK TUAGEDIES.
A Y011115 Hellander Cum hW Threat With a
Crrriagc Spring.
New Yerk, Feb. 22. Bernard DeBar,
aged 00, a native of Helland, committed
suicide this morning by cutting his threat
His body was found lying in his room and
hie clenched hand held the sharpened
spring of a dell's carriage with which he
had ended his life.
The dead body of Patrick Deran, C8
yeais old, was found by the police this
morning at tha feet of the stairs at Ne,'
jG West; Forty-second street. It is sup sup
peseel that while intoxicated he fell down
stabs and was killed.
Tiie S.1U Euding of mi F.lepeuient.
New Orleans. Feb 22. Twe mouths
age Deii.i McGraw eloped with and
married Victer Eloi, but his cruel
treattneut drove her from him
and she obtained employment as a nurse.
Ycsteid.vy he met her ou the street, aud
after exchanging a few words with her,
plunged a dirk knife into her breast, kill
ing her. The murderer has been ar
lestcd. eltlUl' FlwOOU OF VtATKKS.
Tlie Seuth and West Devastated.
The Little Reck, Ark., Gazette's Helena
.special says : The disaster caused by a
bteak iu the levee at Williamseu's Placi
prevented communication with the outside
world te a considerable extent. The Iren
Mountain railroad track was submerged
and the telcgiaph lines broken last Thurs
day uight. The levee has been tempo
rarily rebuilt. The entire lower
poitieu of the city and the main
sticet at the coiner of Market and
Feny streets is underwater and the only
communication with West Helena is by
skill's. The prospect is very gloomy, as all
mills, the foundry aud ether industrial
establishments aie closed and mauy work.
men ami laborers arc thrown out of em
ployment. Thcic i.s little doubt thatgrcat
disticss will result among the working
classes iu this city, as it will be at least
two weeks be fei e the water falls suffi
ciently te permit resumption of business.
The water is still rissng.
Iu the bottoms contiguous te the Mis
sissippi river thousands of horses, mules
aud cattle have been diewncd, miles of
fencing swept away, houses destroyed and
com cribs lleated off with contents, in
many instances leaving the people with
out actual necessaries. What the end et
this will be none can tell, but it is evident
that lclicf will be needed or many persons
will die of staivatieti. Business is entire
ly at a standstill in this city. The dam
age te plantations in the valley will be
immense.
A St. Leuis dispatch says : The weather
tinned very cold about) two o'clock
this morning and the mercury sank
sevcial degrees below the freezing point
between that hour and daylight. The
ground is frozen veiy hard. The river has
liscti ever fine feet since last evening and
is new 27 feet high, a total rise since Sun
day of about 17 feet. Railroad travel is
still very much interrupted. The only
reads which scut out trains wero the Ohie
A, Mississippi, the Caire Short Line, the
St. Leuis ifc San Francisce and the Van
d.ili.i. The last named used the Ohie it
Mississippi track te Odin, thence by the
Illinois Central te its own read. The only
train fiem Chicago arrived ever the Van
dalia read. The iuceming trains en all the
ether mads were abandoned or have been
indefinitely delayed.
MAllKKta.
I.ive Sterk Market.
RiKKAiei Cattle' Receipts, 41)0 Dead; niur-u-c
ttaitlv active and 11 shade higher; choice
stcci s at $fi?l5 10 ; geed .shippers at ?.'." 50.
H.cip and Lamln Receipts, 1 400 head ;
(lull and temlenev downward; choice te fancy
sheep ut $3 iWJS ".
Hes Receipts, 2,V,0 head; market dull
and lewer: geed te choice Yorkers $0 7536 K:
light de ?; .r,0gf, 70 ; .geed medium weights nt
f 1; )-(7 I" : pigs at VI 'SiiiK 1(1.
Esr Liberty Cattle Kt'cclptK, .178 head ;
the market was active at yesterday's prices.
Hogs Re cipt". 1,000 head ; market firm;
Philadelphia. $7 4W7 30 ; YerkcrK JGUSfJfiTr..
sheep Receipts, iffi head : market slew at
yi sierday's prices.
Lecal stecKS and Bends.
Par Last
vnl. sale.
LancCity 6 per ct. Lean, due 16S2.. .$100 $lt
" lbh5... 10O Km
" " 1H0O... 100 120
" " is-x.... 100 ia
" Iperct. in 1 arSOynw.. loe 105
R pewct. Scheel Lean lim 112
" 4 ,r in 1 or 'Jii year., ion 102
" 4 " InSerWjiars.. 100 10i.V)
" r, " in 10 or ai years, ion 105
Manheiui borough lean 100 102
BAKK STOCKS.
FiistXatienalCank. 1100 $175
Farmers' National Rank 50 lOH-Ci
Lancaster County National Rank.. 50 lOH.fcO
Cel uiirfiia. National Rank 100 147
Ephnita National Rank ion 132J0
t irnt National Rank, Columbia.. ..100 14I.:iO
Fiist National Rank, Straf burg 100 RH.M)
Fiist National Rank. Marietta 100 200
Fiist National Rank. Mount Jey.. 100 145.75
I.1HU National Rank 100 140
Man heiin National Rank 1U0 1M
Union National Rank. Mount. ley. 50 70 50
New Helland National Rank U 105
MISCELLANEOUS BOHIM.
Qiiariyville R. R.,dii 1KU $100 $115
Reidlng & Columbia R. Rdue 1832 100 Ien
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1SHI 100 10S..'0
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due In ler J) years 100 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
duclaSQ 100 100
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Qiiauyvillc R. R $ 50 $2.25
Millersville Street Car CO 25
liHUiiierPrlntingCeuipuny 50 50
Watch Factory 100 120
Gas Lightanit Fuel Company 25
Stevens Heuse 100
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia WatorCempuny fc
Sus'iueliannalien Company 100 170
Maiiettallollewware 100
Stevens Heuse 50 4.23
Sicily Island 50 1
i: 1st Rranely wine Waynesb'g. 50 1
TtTRNriK E STOCKS.
Rig Spring A Reiner Vtlley ? 25 $10.25
Rndgcpert MJS 21
Columbia A Clictnut Hill 25 IS
Columbia & Washington 25 20
Columbia & Rig Spring 25 18
Lancaster ft Ephrata 25 47.2S
Laiia.Eiizabetht'nftMlddlet'n 100 CO
Lancaster ft Fruitville. 50 50
Lancaster & Lit itz 25 B4.50
Lancaster ft WHIiainatewn 25 65
Lancaster ft Maner 50 92
Lancaster ft Manhcim 25 41.50
Lancaster ft Marietta 25 32
Lancaster ft New Helland 100 85
Lancaster Susquehanna 300 275.25
Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 -40.15
Strasburg ft Millport 25 21
Marietta ft Maytown 25 40
Marietta, ft Mount .Jev 25
COAI
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REILLY & KELLER
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale orten.
Farmers and ethers In want et Superior
Manurev.-ill llnd it te their advantage te call
Yan I, Harrisburg Pike. i
Office. 20K East Chestnut street, f egl7-l
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