LANCASTER DAILYIlOTELLIGENOfcfi THURSDAY. MARCH 2 1882.
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was adopted after some informal discus
sion of the subject. Select council con
curred. Common council then adjourned.
A J-ITTSBCKGH SCANDAL.
Singular Elopement of a Docter's Wife.
Pittsburgh society is still scandalized
with the fact that Dr. Geerge's wife
eloped with his hired man, Charles C.
Lee, and the matter is a most peculiar one.
Dr. Geerge is a -well-known physician el
Pcnn avenue, and has a large practice
Up te the time of this affair there has
been flfb domestic difficulty. Mrs. Geerge
was aged 33, nineteen years younger than
the doctor, but thcie were no indications
until lately that she did net love him
She was very attentive te his wants and
cared for him as a wife should, until dis
cord and misery and min wcic introduced
into the household by her infatuation and
iiual elope incut with Lee, who seems
te have been a drunken, worthless
fellow. Mrs. G 's sister, who had been
visiting in the family, seems te have sus
pected the intimacy for some time and
vainly tried te persuade her sister te break
it off. This young woman's name is Miss
Ceriuuu Libhait, of Yerk, and in
her story te the Leader she plainly
manifests a keen
seme el the uts
Mrs. Geerge upon
acceidiug te the
originally Lancaster
grace bieught. by
her family, who
Lender story :ue
county people. The Leader says : " Miss
Libhart, the sister of the erring wife, feels
keenly thedisgiace that has been brought
en her famiiy, which she claims is one of
tue eldest and most highly respected in
Lancaster county. Her uncle was a judge
there for thirty-live years, and her father
was elected sheriff of the county but died
en the day of his election. She wrote te
her brother at Yerk telling him of Mrs.
Geerge's disappearance, but net giving
the reason, and our reporter saw the letter
b.9 wiete in return, stating that if she
would appear in Yerk he would notify
tbem of tlie fact." In her flight Mib.
Geerge took S2G8 in cash and $.100 or $C00
worth of clothes and jewelry.
llli: CARLISLE INDIANS.
I hey Van Through te l'lriluiiulphlu.
About forty of the Indian pupils from
the tiaining school at Carlisle passed
tin eugii Lancaster en route for Philadel
phia. They were in charge of Capt. R.
II. Pratt, principal of the school, assisted
by his son Masen Pratt, Phil. Nerman,
and Misses Hyde and Burgess. Rev. Dr.
McCauley, of Dickinsen college, and Dr.
Reed, pest surgeon, also accompanied the
party. On reaching Philadelphia they
called upon Mayer King.
Frem the mayor's office they proceeded
te independence hall, the Ledyer estab
lishment, the Academy of Fine Arts,
Masonic temple, Wanamakcr's and the
mint. This delegation visit the city te
give their second aunual exhibition of
progress, which will take place at llerti
cultural hall at S o'clock this evening. Tim
exercises of the school childreu will bj
preceded by short addresses from Rev. Dr.
McCauley, president of Dickinsen college,
Carlisle, who as an educator has critically
watched this effort fieni its start ;thc Rev.
Dr. !S. U. Riggs, ler forty-live years a
missionary among the Sioux : Colonel
William McMichacl, of the beaid of
Indian commissioners, and ethers. Aside
from the exercises of the children thcre
will be en exhibition numerous articles of
their handiwork.
si:kieusly uui;t
Anether Warulug te Train Junipers.
This morning between 0 and 7 o'clock,
Jacob Sheafi'er, a tobacco packer, who
works for Lederman, bearded a. freight
train at the Pennsylvania railroad depot
and rode Irem that point te the Lemen
street eresMiig, where he jumped off. He
fell heavily te the track and had an ugly
gash several inches in length cut across
the inside of his left leg at the knee.
He was also badly braised about the
body, and had his clothing cut through te
the skin from the neck te the waist. He
was uarticd te the Black nerse hotel
where he beatded, and Dr. Davis dressed
his wounds, the cut in the leg requiring
several stitches te close the wound. Shaef
fcr is a married man and owns a small
farm near Elizabcthtewn. After his
wounds were dressed he was sent te his
home by rail. It is feared the injuries te
his leg may result iu a permanent stiffen
ing of the knee.
I.lll.ICAKV AND MUSICAL..
Lectin i', Concert nnrt Educational Mttitiug.
Our citizens, we knew, will net forget
the ledure of Henry IJaumgardner, iu
Falion hall te-morrow eveuing, en the in
tcicsting theme of a trip te California and
for the benefit of that worthy charity, the
Lancaster Benevolent society.
The college orchestra, which gave such
an acceptable and popular concert in the
chapel recently, will give a concert at
Prei. Zeller's conservatory of music en
East King street, en Friday evening,
March 10, when the pregramme el two
weeks age will be reproduced with some
few new features added.
The executive committee of the next
State Teachers' association has decided te
held the association meeting ou the 5th,
0th and 7th of July. An interesting pro pre
gramme has been arranged by the com
mittee Pettsville was selected by the
last association as the uext place of nicot
ine. lay Your Tell.
Yesterday afternoon Reuben Picket had
a hearing before Alderman Samson te
answer a charge of defrauding the Lan
caster and Manheim turnpike company
by driving through the first gate north of
'lm it- TtriMimif iiiwitnf frlin fnwr rfnnt2 frill
demanded by the gate keeper. As a clear
case was made out against him, he was
made te pay a fine and costs amounting te
$7.G0. Christian Shenk, the .gate-keeper,
who was the complainant, states that
during the past mouth, ever twenty ether
persons drove through without paying,
some of whom taunted and insulted him.
He knows the faces of some of them and
expects before long te get satisfaction by
hauling them up before the alderman.
Officers Klected.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Maner turnpike read cempany.held at the
public house of J. W. Frantz, Millcrsville,
yeEterday, the following officers were
elected te serve for the ensuing year :
President Jehn Lintner.
Managers Jacob Bausman, Jacob M.
Frantz, Samuel Bausman, Jacob II. Lan
dis, Abraham Bausman, Tobias Landis.
Secretary and Treasurer J. B.
Bausman, esq.
Unmallable Letters.
Letters addressed as fellows are held in
the Lancaster posteffice :
Fer postage "Samuel G. Barr, Bolten,
Cass county, Me."
Fer better directions "G. F. Sullivan,
13G Mulliken street, Lan. Ce. Pa.," te
which the postmaster has added in pencil
the query "What?"
"Mr. Edward Deuden, P. 0. box 77;
Scli. county, Pa."
Ult with a Hammer.
Frank Jehnsen and a fellow-workman
at Bailey's coach works, were striking a
piece of het iron at the same time. John John Jehn
eon having a light hammer and the ether
a sledge. By accident Jehnsen's hammer
struck the sledge and rebounded, striking
him between the eyes and cutting a gash
in the forehead. The wound is net dan-
ccreus.
COLUMBIA NKWS.
OUK REGULAB COBBESPONDKNCK
Three rafts passed through Columbia
this morning.
The river is rising two inches an hour.
Council meets this evening te confer
about the tax duplicates.
The E. E.Lutheran Mite society meets
te-morrow evening at Mrs. Jehn Benner's.
Refreshments will be provided.
A new furnace for working up old rails
was put in operation yesterday morning at
the Shawnee rolling mill.
The spelling bee at the Norwood school
house comes off this evening.
An evening party was held at the resi
dence of Miss Alma Witmer last even
ing.
Francis L. Farics, of Bellewood, Pa., is
in town. The gentleman is the same who
surveyed the Black & Upp contract.
The pi ices of butter and eggs have
fallen, the former selling en market this
morning at 30S,33c, and the latter at 20
(2,22c.
Filty cars of stock, with the new air
brakes en, arrived in the west yard this
morning.
Freight traffic ever the P. R. R. is en
the increase and both yards at this place
present a lively appearance.
A Narrow Escape.
Mr. James Allisen came near losing ene
of his little children last evening. The
mother was attending te seme household
duties and left the little boy and girl in
the kitchen playing. When she left the
room they were both near the stove en the
fleer, and as seen as her back Was turned
the boy jumped up and began playing with
the fire. In doing co he broke the grate
and a number of red. het coals fell into the
lap of the little girl, setting fire te her
clothes and burning the entire dress from
her body, but strange te relate, net in
juring her body at all. Her mother hap
pened te glance into the room and was
horrified te sec her baby girl in flames.
With great preseuce of mind she picked
up a piece of carpet and extinguished the
flames by wrapping the child up iu them.
A "Fitful season.
Despite the disagreeable weather of yes
terday ue less than five fights occurred.
One of the participauts, an old fighter,
who geneially gets whipped ence or twice
a week, insulted a gentleman en Fourth
street, who promptly knocked him down.
This satisfied the fallen man for seme
time, but again plucking up ceuiage he
entered a saloon en Frent street, raised
another row and was again worsted. Twe
daikcys fought en the river shere near the
coal shutcs, and there is no telling hew it
would have ended had they net been park
ed. An employee at the Shawnee rolling
mill was attacked by a tramp last evening
who tried te rob him, but after get
ting badly pounded Mr. Tramp took
te his heels. A husband and wife
had a lively time last evening about G:30
o'clock. It appears that for some time
past the wife has accused the husband for
going with women, whose characters de
net bear inspection. He did net exactly
deny it, as he had been caught several
times iu their company. Last night the
wife heard he was with one such, and,
arming herself with two umbrellas
and a club, she went in search
of her wayward hubby. She found
him aud immediately began a war,
breaking the umbrellas ever his head and
shoulders, and afterwards began en him
with the club. This was tee much- and he
ran, wife and a large crowd follewinghim.
Hew it ended we cannot say, but she did
uet catch him last night again.
Lancaster Ceuntlans en Southern liallie.tu
Werk.
The Eastern Virginian speaks of the
uew railroad new being built in Virginia
as fellows : "The engineer corps, consists
of Dr. E. W. Geurke, C. E. ; Mr. F.
R. White, principal assistaut engineer ;
Charles E. Waun, assistant, and live axe
men. Twe corps of engineers will be put
en as as seen as the work of construction
commences. Dr. Geurke, with his aids,
is pushing the work as fast as the weather
will permit, efteu, indeed, under
great exposure ; which is evidence
that these having the buildiug of the read
in hand desire te commenco construction
at the earliest possible moment. Te facili
tate this object property owners se far have
promptly granted the right of way where
cver asked, aud we feel confident that all
who have net yet been called upon will
as readily and promptly lcspend. As
seen as the right of way is obtained and
the line run the work of construction will
commence. This Is expected te be accom
plished by the spring say about the first
of May when construction will be pushed
forward in the most vigorous manner."
The read is te be a perfect air line from
New Church te Eastville, with all the
latest improvements, steel rails, etc. The
read will pass through seme of the most
beautiful sections of Virginia.
Kccent Deaths lu the Lewer Ked.
William Shoemaker, aged about twenty
years, died en the 27th inst., of typhoid
(ever. Deceased was a son of Abraham
Shoemaker, who resides near Liberty
Square.
Mrs. Agues Trimble also died ou the 27th
ult., in her ninety-eighth year. Mrs.
Trimble, with ene exception, was the
eldest person in the lower end of the
ceuuty.
Ou the first instant, Gilpen Stubbs, of
Fulton township, died of seme disease of
the stomach. Mr. Stubbs was unmarried,
wealthy, and one of our most highly
esteemed citizens, and will be widely
mourned as a lest friend and a geed man.
He was sixty three years old.
Luscious Fears In March.
Wm. P. Brinten, esq,, presented us to
day with a couple of line large, luscious
pears, grown in his garden in Seuth Queen
street. They were taken from the tree in
October last, and found en tasting te be
luscious and toothsome. They are of the
" Vicar of Winkfleld" variety, a winter
pear, and are as fresh and juicy as if just
matured. Indeed they are net geed eat
ing until the winter, and Mr. Brinten
states that he frequently keeps them until
April.
Amusements.
"100 Wnei" Te-niglit.Wc remlntl our
readers that this evening the fine play of
"One Hundred Wires" will be presented
at the opera house. Its previous pro
duction here this wlntei was se creditable
that we cun salely guarantee a thoroughly en
jeyable performance IU portrayal el the
hypocrisy and ubomlmitien et Mornienism is
graphic In the extreme, and coming at tills
time v lien there is such popular agitation et
the subject it is especially apt and interesting.
" The Marble Heart." -Mr. Wm. Stafferd, the
talented actor, supported by Miss Resa Kami,
Mr. Wm. F. Burroughs, and a powerful com
pany will for the first time appear In tills city
Wednesday evening, March Slh, In the " Marble
Heart." Speaking of Mr. Stanford's work in
this play the New Yerk Courier says lie "made
a distinct hit. His make up, acting, voice and
gesture, was a stieng creation one te h? re
membered by these who saw it."
SVEVIA1. NOTICES.
Ver u cough or sere threat, the best medi
cine is Hale's Heney et Uoreheund and Tar.
Tike's Toethncho Dreps cure in ene minute.
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Decline of Alan.
Impotence et mind, limb, or vital lunctleu,
nervous weakness, sexual debility Ac., cured
by Wells' Health Itenewer. $1. Fer sala at
Jehn F. Leng 4 Sens.
We kill our rulers when we remove from
the human system whatever disorganizes the
nerves. Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile
Pills relieve irem subjection te the power of
headache, sleeplessness and dyspepsia. They
contain no opium or hurtful drag.
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TITTERS & KATHFON, JYEBS ft KATHJON,
WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
OUR CLOTHING
Are celebrated for Comfert, Durability and Correct Style. They are manufac
tured by us and are sold only by us.
MYEES & EATHFON,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PENN'A.
Liquid Geld.
Daniel I'lauk, el -Brooklyn, Tiega Ce., ln.,
describes it thus : ' I rode thirty miles for a
bottle of Themas' KclcctricOil. which effected
the wonderful cure of a crooked limb in six ap
plications ; it proved worth mere than geld te
me." KersuleatII.il. Cochran's drug store.
137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Dyspeptic, nervous people, "out el sons,"
Celdun's Llcblg's Liquid Beet and Tonic In In In
vigorater will cure. Auk for Celdren's. Ol
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"A Werd te ihe Wlse Is Sufficient. "An
effective and agreeable remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is, Ely's Cream Balm. A 9ure euro.
Cream Uulm effectually cleanses the nasal
passages of catarrhal vii us, causing healthy
secretions', allays inflammation and irritation,
protects the membranal linings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense et taste and smell.
Benellcial results are realized by a lew appli
cations. A thorough treatment as directed
will cure Catarrh. Asa household remedy ler
cold in the head it is uncqualcn. The Balm la
easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggists
at SO cents. On receipt of SO cent will mail a
package.
KLY'S CREAM BALM. CO., Oswego, X. Y.
Fei tale by I.uncas'er Druggists.
inar2-.l&Thd
Kaiieka, 31 e., Feb. 9, 1830.
1 purchased flve bottles et your Hep Bitters
et Bishop & Ce., last fall,ter my daughter and
am well-pleased with tre Bitters. They did
her mere geed than all the medicine she ha
taken ter six years. WM. T. McCLURE.
The above is from a very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was In peer health for seven
or eight years, and could obtain no relief until
Bh used Hep Bitters. Shots uew In as geed
health ns any person in the country. We have
large sale anil they uie making remarkable
cures. W. II. BISHOP & CO.
nil Swd&w
A Ceugn, Ceiu r eru 'lnreat should lie
stepped. .Neglect irequently results in an In.
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's nrnnchlal Troches de net disorder
tnc s-ternucli like cough syrups and balsams,
lint net directly en thelnnnmedparts.nllaylng
li'iliit:.ii, ;;ive relict In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Thre'at Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Treehes have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give ncrlcct satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant u.e
for nearly n entire generation, they have at
tained we) .neiited rank among the tewslaple
remedies nt the a;;e. Sold at 25 cents a box
even-where . inS-'.vdTThAS&lvw
Nobedt enjoys the nicest surroundings if in
bad health. There are miserable people about
te-day te whom a bottle el Parker's Ginger
Tonic would bring mere solid comfort than
all the doctors they have ever tried. See ether
column. ml-lmdcod&cew
' Skin Diseases " cured by Dr. Swnyne's
Ointment.
What is mere distressing than un obstinate
skin disease; and why persons should suffer a
Mingle hour when they have a-sureenre in
"Swaync'aOintmcnt " is past our comprehen
sion. The worst cases et tetter, Itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
ties. 11mplC9 en the face and blotches en the
bkin are removed by using this healing oint
ment. Perfectly safe and 'harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itching Piles Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after gettint; warm In bed ;
ether parts arc sometimes affected. Swayne'
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swnync &
Sen, &3 North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom nil letters should be uddrced.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH
'1 lie lolleuliigtatenientof William J Cough
tin, et Se:ne:vil)c, i.luss., is se remarkable that
we beg te ask ler it the attention of our read
ers, lie says: "In the tail or 1S76 I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs lollewed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
et 1877 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had n hole In
my lelt long ns big as a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine I was solar gene nt ene time a rcpe t
went around tiiat I wns dead. I gave up hope,
but a trlend told me et Dn. Wm. Hall's Balsam
Fer. the Lukqs. 1 laiighcd at my friends, think
ing that my case was incurable, but i get a
bottle te satisfy them, when te my sururlne
and gratification, 1 commenced te tccl better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I led in better spirits than I have the past
three years.
" I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that everyone ailllcted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
ler the Lungs, and be convinced that con
sumption can be cured. I have taken two
bottles and can positively say that It has done
mere geed than all ether medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North Qncen
stre iv2S-lvdcedTtuVw2
Skin Diseases Cured
By Dr. Frazler's Magic Oistmesi. Cures as
if by magic pimples, blaek heads or grubes,
blotches and eruptions en the face, leaving
the skin clear, healthy und beautiful. Alse
cures itch, baibcr's itch, salt rheum, tetter,
ringworm, scala head, chapped hands, sero
nipples, sere llp, old, eb"llnate ulcers and
sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
F. Drake, eq., Cleveland, O., suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which ap
peared en his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor
ing had tailed te help him, and after all had
failed he used Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment
and was cured by a few applications.
The first and only positive cure ter skin !
diseases ever discovered.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, 137 and 139 North
Qneen street, Lancaster.
HENRY & CO., Sele Proprietors,
C2 Vesey Street, New Yeak.
Fer Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Ulceinted
Piles, Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment is
a sure cure. Price $1.00, by mail. Fer sale by
druggists. leb27-M&Thd&w
UENBY'S CARBOLIC SALVE.
The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, saltrhcum, tettcr,chappcd hands,
chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin eruption-,
freckles and pimples. The salve is
i.-aulced te give pcrlcct satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Carbolic Salve, as nil ethers arc
but Imitations anil counterfeits. Price 25 cents.
Selil in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
137 -"d .el North Queen street.
A Geed Angers VUlt A Tate el "Resa
- (talis."
Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day,
ami found her sad and sighing, dearest friend,
once bright nnd gay, new scarce could keep
from crying; ter, ueh," she said, "'tis a dis
grace te see with screiula,my face se badly
marred!" then said her friend, "Resadalis will
your troubles end." Blanche called en Kate
nether day and found her once mere blithe
and gay, her face as radiant, skin as fair, as
any maiden's anywhere. Fer skin diseases
and impure bleed, there's nothing in the
'world se geed as Resadalis, It drives away all
skin disorders, humor, nay, it tones the sys
tem, cures your ills and banishes all doctor's
bills ! Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stere, 137 and 139 North Qneen street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ue te n. a. lucnrun's lrug store, 137 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Preeraan's New Na Na
tienal Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et
coler.are unequa'.ed. Celer from 2 te 5 pounds.
DIrectientrin English and Herman. Price. 15
cents.
riles ! Piles ! files !
A sure cure found at last! Se one need
sutler! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered
by Dr. William (an Indian remedy), called Dr.
WlUIum's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic case3 et 23 or 30 years
standing. Ne one need sutler flve minutes
alter applying this wonderful seething medi
cine. Lotions, inssruments and electuaries de
mere harm than geed. Williams' Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense Itching
(particularly at nighi attcr getting warm in
bed), acts as a ppultlce,eivcs instant and pain
less rellet, und is prepared only ler Piles, Itch
ing et the private parts, and ler nothing else.
Head what the Hen. J. M. Cefllnbcrry, of
Cleveland, says ubeut Dr. William's Indian
Pile Ointment : I have useil scores el Pile
Cures, and it affords me pleasure te say that
I have never leund anything which gave such
Immediate and permanent relict as Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, 137 and I3'J Xertli
Queen street. Price, 11.00. Henry a Ce., Pro
prietors, G2 Vcscy Street, Xew Yerk,
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OK JUKI C0.113USS10NKK.
WILLIAM ELLMAKER,
Ot Earl township. Subject te Ithe decision 'et
the Democratic county convention. ni2tcd&w
yjtSW AltriSUTISJiM UNTS.
ri'AYLOB'S DANCING ACADEMY
1 WILL OPEN
TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING
At Excelsior Hall, East King street. ltd
APART? IIAV1NU TAKEN A LABGE
house in central location desires one or
two respectable adult Jam I lies te beard.
Opens April 1. Address, " W." Ixtelliekxcer
OifFicc. 3tdeed
EEL1GIOUS KEY. II. ZIEUENEUS. OF
Bath, N. Y., will preach at Salem Church
of Hed, V est Orange street, this evening at 7
o'clock.
QO rUf ANU S?iO0 WANTED ON
WtUUU Farms worth two and a hall
times the lien. JOHN II. METZLER,
ltd 9 Seuth Duke Street.
PUBLIC SALE ON SATUBDAY, MARCH
4, 1832, at 630 Beaver street. Lancaster,
Pa., will be sold eight head or Horses, two
buggic9, live sets et cart harness, four sets of
heavy harness, two carts, flvosheats, sew and
pigs, plows, harrow and ether larmlng lmple -meats
; one ami two-horse bread tread wagon
and one one-horse wagon.
Sale te commence ut 1 o'clock p. m. en said
dav. A credit will be given.
2td . F.H. WILLIAMS, Am:t.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES ON SATUB
DAY MARCH 4, 1S82, will be sold at nub
ile sale at the Mcrrimac Hens,t Ne. 115 North
Prince street, Lancaster, Pa.,. the lollewlng
Live Stock, viz : TWENTY HEAD et WEST
ERN PENNSYLVANIA HORSES, some geed
drivers among them.
A credit of sixty days will bd given.
Sale te begin at 2 o'clock p. in., when at
tendance will be given by
JACOB B. BAUSMAN.
S. Hess & Sex, Aucts. in2-2td
"JOULTON OPERA IIOUSK.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 8, 1882.
Special engagement ler
the talented actor
ene night only et
IR.W1. STAFFORD
Supported by tlie
FOLLOWING POWERFUL COMPANY :
Miss Re3a Band, Wm..TBorreufifhs,
Marien Deming.
Edwin Clifferd.
Miss Nera Vernen.
Miss Flera Newton,
Miss Hattie Bel tour,
Mis3 Ada Sanlerd,
Alice Veil,
IN
Jehn T. JIcNary,
Geerge Beach,
(ieorge Marien,
Uelle Baldwin,
Marie Legros.
THE
MARBLE HEART.
NEW and ELEGANT WARDROBE,
APPROPRIATE SCENERY.
ADMISSION 35, CO and 73 cents.
RESERVED SEATS.... 75 cents.
Chart new oeen and seats may be secured at
Opera Heuse Office. in2-3td
Lll'KING IBS.
-PiUNG 1881.
CARPETS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Hager & Brether
Invite special attention te their CAR
PET, WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADE departments, in which they
arc offering larger assortments than
have ever been shown in this city, and
at as low prices as same qualities can
be purchased iu Philadelphia or else
where. C AEPETS !
The latest Spring Stvlcs el Mequet
Hedy Brussels, Tapestry Brussels,
'Three Ply.Extra Superfine and Medium
Weel Ingrain-, Cotten Chain Ingrains,
and Damask Hall and Stair Carpet and
Borders. Rag Carpet in full assert
ments. Linoleum and Fleer Oil Cleth,
Cocea and Chain Mattings. Mequet and
Velvet
RUGS and MATS.
WALL PAPER.
All the Latest Spring Designs In Solid
Geld, Embossed and Plain Bronze,
Mica, Flats and Blanks, with Frieze,
Borders and Ceiling Decorations te
match, for Halls. Vestibules, Parlors,
Dining Reems and Chambers.
ESTIMATES MADE AND WALL PAPK'J
PL'T ON BY COMPETENT PAPER
HANGERS.
WINDOW SHADES,
In Large Assortment in Plain Styles
and et 6 and 7 feet Shades and the new new
Dade Shades of various designs ami
prices, also all widths and desirable
colors et Plain Shading and Shade Hol
lands with all the latest improved
Shade Rellers and fixtures. Brass and
Walnut Comics Poles, Walnut Window
Brackets, Lace Curtains and Curtain
Nets.
WE INVITE EXAMINATION.
Hager & Brether,
NO. 25 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTEB, , PA.
yjBlF AJrJSSTISJEUNT.
WHK BEV. S. V. D. JACKSON. D.D., WILL
L preach in the Union Bethel this (Thurs
day) evening. The revival in this church still
continues with much interest.
P IjYKiO FOB SALE VEKY CHEAP. ONE
entirely new Albrecht Piane and ene
geed Second Hand Piane for sale very cheap.
Inquire very seen at
L. B. HERB'S Music anil Boek Stere.
f23-3tp 8 East Orange street.
MOLES AND HOUSES.
On MONDAY, MARCH G, lSSi, will be
sold at one o'clock, p.' in., at the" Merrinmc
Heuse. North Prince slrcef, Lancaster, Pa.,
IS head of geed, heavy Kentucky Mules, well
matched. Alse three Driving Horses.
tcb25-7tdR41tw ISRAEL L. LANDIS.
TP ANTED IMMEDIATELY SO MEN TO
Vy work en the new line of the Pennsylva
nia railroad near Lancaster. $1.40 per day will
be paid te laborers and $1.50 te quarrymen.
Apply te
lit KELLER & REILLY.
NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN
-te all my creditors that I have presented
my petition te the Court of Common Pleas of
Lancaster county, ler the benefit of the in
solvent laws, and that the said cenrt has fixed
SATURDAY, MARCH 25,1882, at 10 o'clock, a.
m., in the court house, at Lancaster city, for
the hearing thereof, when and where you may
attend lr you think proper. ,
leb28 HARHY M. SHAUB.
XTOTIUE.
J.1 A meeting et
the stockholders of "The
Lancaster City Light Company." will be held
en SATURDAY'. MARCH 4, 1862. at 10 o'clock
a.m. at the office et the treasurer, J. Hay
Brown, esq., Ne. f 2 North Duke street, Lan
caster, for the purpose et electing live direc
tors te serve for the ensuing year, and the
transaction et ether busincs.
TJIOS. B. COCHRAN,
feb22-2tdl2iSml. Secretary-
FOB SALE. A TWO-STOKY AND ATTIC
Dwelling. Ne. 334 East Orange street, with
side yard, lias all modern improvements ;
stable en rear el let. Terms easy.
FOR RENT. A two-story and attic Dwell
ing, Ne. 332 East Orange street, with ull med
ern improvements. Appiy at
lebi2-2wcedR N
e. sia ha
I EAST ORANGE ST,
PRONOUNCED
BY COMPETENT JUDGES
TO BE THE BEST IN TnE MARKET,
THE MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
Ask your Grocer ler it.
M. F. STEIGERWALT & SON.,
Wholesale Agents,
1 20-dR 234 North Water St.. Lancaster.
PUBLIU SALE. ANTHONY LKCHLER,
sr will sell at public sale en FRIDAY',
M ARCH 3, 1332, at Ne. 31) Seuth Lime street,
city of Lancaster, commencing at 1 o'clock, p
m., .household and kitchen turnlture, consist
ingot telas, bureaus?, tables, chairs, stoves,
carpets, mirrors, pictures, hat-rack, bedstead
and mattress, and ether articles tee numerous
te mention.
Terms of sale made known by auctioneer en
the day mentioned.
fcb28-3td ANTHONY LECHLER, 9r.
PUBLIC SALE, ON MONDAY, MARUH 6,
1882, at Ne. 522 North Duke slree:.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
of tables, chairs, bedsteads, cupboards, bu
reaus, ingrain and rag carpets, oilcloths, cook
stove anu range, copper kettles, new market
wagon, beard wagon, together with tin, glass
and queensware.
Sale te commence at 9 o'clock, a. m. Tenus
made known by
11. Shcbbrt, Auct. HENRY WITTE.
11. L. Frailky, Clerk. ml-ltd
sr
ECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ASTRICH
BROS.
BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
TIIAT THEY HAVE
OPENELTO-BAY
THEIR FIRST LOT
-OF
SPRINGS
HATS,
FLOWERS
-AND
FEATHERS.
SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY CUBED
and guaranteed never te return.
DBS. H. D. & M. A. LONGAKER
by their treatment can take the most fearful
Case or Skin Disease (even It et forty years'
standing, ana II the body Is covered with
spots, scabs, crusts, scales, sores, ulcers, pim
ples, blisters or redness), and eradicate the
Jiolsen irem the system, heal the skin, rand
are it pure, clear smoetnjand healthy. If you
have any Skin Disease come te Drs. LengsJter
and get cured before tee late before It at
tacks some vital organs. Office Ne. 13 East
Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa. Consultations
frae. m2-3tdw
THIED EDITIOJY.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAR. 2, 1882.
WEAIUEK INDICATIONS.
"Washington, D. C, March 2. Fer
the Middle Atlantis states, slightly
warmer, fair weather, southwest te north
west winds, stationary or rising barometer.
THE FLOOD OF WATERS.
The Delaware en the KIse An Overflow in
the Mississippi.
Belvidere, N. J., March 2. The Del
aware here is fifteen feet above low water
mark. The flood is still rising, but no
danger is apprehended.
Milferd, Pa., March-2. The flood in
the Delaware river and its tributaries still
continues, and the river is rising slowly.'
Fires in the engines at the spoke factory
and saw mill here have been extinguished
ey tee rising waters, f udiic reads in
many places have been badly washed out
by the storm, and at some plaees are im
passable. Should the river continue te
rise until te-night, it will overflow its
banks and de great damage.
Breaking of a Levee.
New Orleans, March 2. Breaks in
the levee yesterday will cause an ever
flew or every plantation in Bolivar county,
Mississippi.
ACCIDENTS OF THE KAIL.
Passenger Train Buns Inte a Washout.
Oedexsburg. N. Y., March 2. A pas
senger train en the Ogdensburg & Lake
Champlaiu railroad ran into a washout
last night, killing the engineer, Jas. Cham
bers, and Fireman Henry Petrie, the ex
press manager and baggage man were
slightly hurt. Xe passengers hurt,
fireman Killed.
St. Albans, Vt.. March 2. A freight
train en the Vermont Central railroad ran
into a culvert this morning. Alfred Ducll,
fireman, was killed, and the engineer and
brakeman were slightly injured. '
THE COURT MARTIAL.
Te-day's .Proceedings In the Masen Trial.
Washington, March 1. The trial of
Masen was resumed te-day. The prisoner
requested permission te make a statement;
but was told by the court that his re
marks should be presented by his
counsel. Msasen stated that he wish
ed te make the statement himself
and did net desire his words te go into the
record. The court, after consultation, in
formed the prisoner that his remarks must
be recorded, and Masen then refused te
make the statement subject te this con
dition. Counsel for the accused then pre.
cecded te address the court.
UA7.AEI. TAKES TUE LEAD.
A New I'hase la the Great Walking Match
New Yeuk, March 2. Score at neon :
Rewell 391, Hazael 380, Fitzgerald 305,
Hughes 302, Sullivan 357, Hart 352, Nere-
mac 335.
Twe o'clock score : Hazael 393, Hewell
392, Fitzgerald 377, Sullivan 300, Hughes
3G3, Hart 301; Noremac 345.
Score at 3 p. m. : Hazael 402, Rewell
392, Fitzgerals 381, Sullivan 371, Hart
300, Hughes 305, Noremac 351. -
Thirty Little Injuns.
Philadelphia, March 2. Thirty young
Indians, male and female, from the train
ing school at Carlisle, came te this city
this morning and shortly after neon vis
ited the mayor's office. Mayer King de
livered an audi ess, aud after being shown
the telegraphic apparatus at the police
headquarters they were conducted te the
Ledfer office and several public institu
tions. Singular Sickness Among Mill Uauds.
MABLBOite, N. II., March 2. During
the last few days a number of the hands
at the Moucdneck blanket mills have been
taken suddenly ill with vomiting. Other
hands put iu their places were also taken
sick, and yesterday se many were -sick the
mills were shut down. What causes the
sickness is a mystery.
Cenkltug Will Accept.
Washington, March 2. Ex-Senater
Conkling arrived here last night, but is
remaining very quiet in private quarters.
It is learned this morning that while be
fore leaving New Yerk he was disposed
te decline the judgeship of the supreme
court, he is new disposed te accept it.
A. Drunken Brute. .
Chicaoe, March 2. Orville B. Ree, a
drunken carpenter, of LaSalle, III., shot
his wife yesterday because of her refusal
te support him any longer and thou killed
himself. Five children were found cling
ing te a woman's body. She wiil probably
die.
War en Jehn Chinaman.
San F.RANCI9CO, Cal. March, 2. The
Governer has appointed March 4th as
a general holiday. A monster meeting will
that day be held here, and similar demon
strations will be held throughout the
state in support of a bill new before
Congress restricting Chinese immigration.
A City Clerk Burns the Kccerds.
St. Lecis, March 2. A special from
Carthage, Me., says H. C. Cabet, late city
clerk, was arrested yesterday en a charge
of setting fire te the city hall, which was
burned ten days age. Many of the records
were destroyed.
Burglars Blew Open a Safe.
Reading, Pa., March 2. The residence
of non. Jehn Thompson, at Pottstown,
was entered by burglars last night, and a
safe was blown open and robbed of about
$700 in money and a geld watch.
Church andSlsteis Heuse Burned.
Riverside, N. J., March 2. The Cath
olic church and the buildings adjoining
occupied by the Sisters as a school were
entirely destroyed by fire this morning
about 3:30. The less is estimated at about
$25,000.
Beperted Crime JDenIe.
Indianapolis, Ind., March 2. The re
port of the outrage and murder of a
yenng lady school teacher, near Salem,
Adams county, this state, is false.
Cyclone in Texas.
Galveston, March 2. A cyclone at
Cadena, Texas, en Tuesday, destroyed the
Baptist church and threw many buildings
from their foundations.
A Murderous Incendiary Sbet.
Georgetown, Ohie, March 2. Charles
Fry, in jail under indictment for burning
a barn, last evening made a murderous
assault upon Sheriff Helbling, whereupon
the sep of the sheriff shot Fry dead.
CONOKESS.
Proceedings in tne senate Te-day.
Washington, March 2. In the Senate
te-day Mr. Ferry introduced a bill te
grant additional pensions te these" who
have lest an arm or a leg in the service of
the United States.
At 1:45 the Senate took up the Chinese
bill and it was advocated by Mr. Grever.
Proceedings la tne Heuse.
In (he Heuse there was a geed deal of
confusion, owing te members clamoring
for recognition, until Mr. Aiken, of Seuth
Carolina, announced his intention of ob
jecting te everything until order was re
stored.
The Heuse adopted a resolution dis
missing the Oregon contested election case
of McDowell vs. Geerge.
The morning hour was dispensed with
and the Heuse at 12:45 went into com
mittee of the whole en the consular and
diplomatic bill.
Queen Victeria Sbet Ar.
Londen, March 2.-6:30 p. v. The
press association says that Queen Victeria
was fired at at the Windser railway station
te-day. She escaped unhurt.
The McCalmentS Uses Mere.
PniLADELFniA, March 2. It is asserted
that the McCalments have net withdrawn
their opposition te the issue of the deferred
Reading bends, but have given notice
through counsel te Mr. Gewen te make
answer te the bill aud petitiei for an in
junction.
Mormons Murdered by Indians.
Denver, Cel., March 2. Themas
Mathisen, a Mermen, reports that in the
mountains, while he was away hunting,
Apache . Indians raided the camp and
killed his wife and two Mermen men.
Chair Sheps Burned.
Fitchburq, Mass., March 2. Whitney's
chair shops at Seuth Ashburnham burned
last night. Less, $30,000.
xv.
f niiartelpnta Market.
Pbiladslpria. March 2 Fleur unlet and
barely steady ; SuperUnc, 93 Hum 00 ; etr.i,
$1 354 87 ; Penn'a lanilly, 5 73&G 00.
Kye lienr.at f 1 50f5.
wheat-market dnll ami unsettled ; Del.
and Penn'a. Sted, $1 32Q1 33 ; de Amber. 51 33
I At. "
Cern tlrm ; geed local inquiry.
Oats tirm.
Kye scarce ntS537c.
Previsions quiet.
Lard qniet.
Uutter dull bnt choice steady : Creamery
extra, 44J45c : iIik Western, 428410 ; de geed
te choice. 3340.
Uells dnll.
EgRS dull ; 1'enn'u, 2122c ; Western, 20
21c.
Clieeae quiet nnd unchanged.
Petroleum quiet ; ltettncd, 1.
Whisky at $1 20.
Seeds geed te prime clever quiet at 8JQ
3c ; de de Flaxseed steady at $1 40.
Mew XerK nsaraet.
New Yerk, Maxell 2. Fleur State and
western dull and strongly In buyers favor.
Southern dull and declining.
Wheat unsettled anil lc lower, with
moderate speculative trading.
Cern a shade easlerand dull ; mixed west
ern spot, usauujic ; de future, 7J70Kc.
Oats about lXc lower and dull; Ne. 2 H
Mar.
:vya ; state, 50350c : Western. 4953c.
Live atecK eiaraets.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 19,a head: shio shie
ments, 9,000 de ; demrnd weak, especially ter
light grades ; market dull ; common te geed
mixed. $0 C0C SO; heavy packing and ship
ping, J6C0S7OU; Phlladelphfas,S7 003730 ; light
atGgGSO; skips and culls, $4 COStf-
Cattle Receipts, G,0O3r head; shipments. 2,300
de ; market fairly active and steady ; expert;
SG 00(J75; geed te cboice shipping. j SO
5 90: common te lnir, $4 905 09; mixed
butchers', 240iQ4 85; steckcrs and lceders at
35.
Sheep Kccelpts, 3.0G0 head ; shipments, 2,100
de ; market was steady and prices unchanged ;
interior te fair, $3 75 4 75 ; medium te geed.
$I905 25; choice te extra, $5C0U(KJ,- one
car of extra 90-tt Lambs at Pi 50.
East Libertt. Cattle Receipts, 374 head ;
market fair, best selling nt Kpse; fair te
geed ut $5 2595 75 ; common, $4 505.
Hogs Kccelpts, 1.000 head : market slower ;
Philadclphins, $7 4.r7 5(1 ; YerkrfrV, Oft
0:75.
ishpep Receipts, I, SIX) head ; market fair
at $4 5U0 50.
Urain and Prevision Quotations.
One o'clock quotations of grain and previf.
ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15
East King street.
March 1.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats
March.. 1.21 M 40K
April... 1.27JS .39 .41
May... I.25K .iS3. .43JS
Philadelphia.
March.. 1.32 .07 .49)
April... l.:::t .cu .50'$
May..... 1.33$ .70 .50-
Perk aLard
Hi.5'J
10.37K
1H.73
li.4
steeK asanas.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks'
also United States Bends reported dally by
Jacob 15. Lone, 22 North Qneen street.
New Yerk.
.Stocks fairly active. Meney between i; per
annum, and Mil per diem, with legal interest.
Mareh 2.
10:00 1:00 3:0V
A. If. V. M. -. It.
ClilcagO.MIL Paul !09 tS)iVi
C. C. &I. C. K. R 115$ H?s W6
Del., Lack. A Western 121 1234 1MJ4
Denver & Itle Grande WA n:M CI
Mich. Southern & Lake Shew.. 114 115 1I4K
Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Mii .JO$ 3l4
N. Y..Lake Krle A Western....
New Jersey Central
Ontario Western
New Yerk Central
Pacific Mull Steamship Ce. ...
St. Paul A Omaha Preferred...
Wabash. s. u mis 4 l'acinc
Western Union Tel. Ce
i -HYm '74
U1JS M 9
24'4 2t 2tf
13154 M1K 1314
40 40H 41
iee ioe4 loex
y s '
w
79
7'
Philadelphia.
Stocks unsettled.
Pennsylvania R. It CeU
Reading........................ . 21
Buffalo Pitts. West 17H
Northern PncincCem 32i
" Prelerrcd 70
S0J4
29
17K
32
70J4
cay,
m
ity.
USTHJtTAISMEXTS.
TULTON OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2.
Return of the great Mermen Play,
100 WIVES!
The greatest Dramatic Picture of the Age.
Gosche-Hepper Powerful Company !
" One Hundred Wives will de for Mormonism
what Unde Tem's Cabin did for Slavery."
New Yerk Herald.
"One Hundred Wives will de mero te extin
guish Polygamy than all or President nayes'
proclamations." Philadelphia Press.
DeWOLF 1IOPPKR AS McGINLET, the
Abraham et his day.
See the Mermen Temple. The fanatic Mor Mer Mer
eon. The death-fall Irem the Clin. Theamus
ing Chinaman, and all the graphic Illustrations
of Prlce A Runnlen's great Meral Play. Mag
nificent scenery. Wonderful mechanical ei'
fects. Startllngsltuatlens. Thrilling tableaux.
POPULAR PRICES, 30. SO. 75cts.
Reserved Seats 7S Cents.
Heuse Office.
Fer sale at Opera
feb28-4td
Tj-TJLTON OPJSBA HOUSK.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH S.
LECTURE
-BY-
HENRY BAUMGARDNER
SUBJECT:
Trans-Continental Trip te the Occident
TORTUS BEXim 07 TB
Lancaster Benevolent Society.
TICKETS, SO CENTS.
Xe extra charge for Reserved Seats.
Fer sale at the Opera Heuse and principal
stores.
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