LANCASTER DAIMHNTELLIGENCKU MONDAY MARCH 20 1882
COLUMBIA JSWS.
OUR ItKUULAB CORRESPONDENCE.
Atl'ulrs Alonz the Hnfinfifcannm.. nin.nini-1
Ijt lu mill Arenna the-Boremgh Picked up
' by the lutelRcencer'H Rnuimr.
Tbe Library Concert.
The eutertniument for the benefit of tbc
library of the library committee, wa8 net
us great a unanctal success as was Jiepea
ler. The low er portion of the opera beuse
was well filled, but there were many va
cant seats iu the galleiy. The programme
opened with an overture by the Arien
orchestra, which was well played, as were
their ether selections ; in fact they played
better en this occasion than any ether.
The choruses of tha schools were strong,
especially the seprana parts. The tableaux
" were beautiful, aud rcllect much credit en
Mrs. Geerge Crane and Miss Flera Pfoutz.
Mr. Janics McCeukey played two very fine
selections en the vieliu aud piano, which
were well received by the audience, te
much se that he received two recalls. The
piano duet by the Misses Pearce was excel
lent, anil deserved applause was the result.
The vocal soles of Miss Leila Bear, of Lan
caster, were well rendered. The lady has
a voice of strength and culture, her lower
notes being exceptionally fine. Miss Ella
Weizer and Mrs. V. U. liarr played a
piano duet very well and with excellent
time. The Columbia Mscnnercher wen
further honors by their line singing. TJie
college glees, by a male chorus, were geed
but could have been greatly improved.
The hingui.s did net knew the words of the
songs and had te frequently siug off of the
papei . Miss Ella Sauerbeer carried off the
honors of the evening by her rendition of
Wounded te Death";" She net "only io ie
cited the piece but acted it in such a way
that tears were brought te the eyes of
many of her listeners. Her veiee has net
, received auy training, exdept what it get
- at our public schools, otherwise she would
have few equals iu this smle. A leqacst
was scut te her, askiug for a repetition,
but en account of the lengthy pregramme
it could net be complied with. On the
whole the pregramme was geed, and a neat
sum of money was realized.
Iloreugh ISrlnfa.
Mr. Ames Herahey died very suddenly
uu Sunday morning at 8 o'clock from con
gestion of the lungs.
Miss Mangie lleisluydied at her home in
Walnut street, at 1 o'clock Sunday morn
ing, of consumption.
The dry goods stoie-ef liathveu & Stair
closed this morning aud will remain te
until alter an account of stock will he fin
ished. When it docs open it will be by
Mr. Stair, as Mr. Kathveu ha:, left the
firm.
Itebbcrs attempted te lerce an entrance
m into the jewelry store of Mr. YV. 11. Heir,
en Satui day night, but was scared off by
Special I'.'licjman Dyssinger.
The special sermon te Putnam Circle
Ne. li:$, by Itev. Esteiiiuc, iu the Bethel
church was very interesting, aud listened
te with nipt attention.
A Auspicious Customer.
At the auction sale of L. M. Williams
en Saturday night, a pickpocket was at
work. After being caught -with his hand
in ether persons pockets lie left. At
Yergcys's jewe'lry store he went iu, priced
several watches aud again went out. This
was done iu several ether stores. Officer
Dyssingcr was finally informed, and ar
rested him aud put him iu the lockup.
Utile Lecal.
Twe Baltimore roughs the same who
attempted te pick a number of pockets at
AVilliams's sale en Saturday night wcie
anested by Officer Dyssinger. They re
sisted at. iii si, but with the assistance of
Officer Hedcuhaucr,were finally locked up.
They had a hearing before Squire Yeuug
this morning, and were committed for
drunken and diserdcily cuuduet. Kccch
m took them down in company with another
for drunken aud disorderly conduct.
According te the statement of the First
national bauk its cash en baud is $31,
473.23, and individual deposits $420,323.-
ft..
Jehn Wagner, employed at the Shawnee
furnace, had two fingers of his right hand
mashed se badly that amputation was
necessary, lie was cleaning the engine
when his lingers were caught aud mashed.
On Saturday night a number of small
boys secured a hatchet somewhere aud cut
the bark off in large pieces from the trees
around the Piesbytcri.su church. They
were chased, but escaped If their names
are known they should bu handed te Chief
Burgess Sneath, who will puuuh them as
they well-dcserve.
On account of 'the number of orders
lately received at the Supplce engine
works the men aie compelled te begin
work at 5 o'clock iu the morning aud quit
at 7 in the evening.
Au extra train was run from Peach Bot Bot Bet
eom te Marietta yesterday, te accomme
date the large number of raftsmen at the
former place.
Mr. Luther FnuDersmith, of Laucaster,
was iu town Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of his brother Luciu?.
There was no preachiug yesterday in the
United Brethren church en account of the
sickness of the pastor, Rev. C. S. Miley.
Prayer meeting was heid as usual.
Mr. Ed. Midlam, of Harrisburg, is in
town. Tie leeks well and is as cemical'as
ever.
.iRGUMEJNT 'COURT.
Bcgiimlii or the March Tcrin.
The March term of the adjourned court
commenced this morning at 10 o'clock.
There are down for argument 25 cases in
the common pleas list, 11 in the orphans'
court aud 2 in the quarter sessions
court.
The follewiug transfers of licenses were
allowed, te taks 'effect en April 1 : J. E.
Lutz, "West Cocalico, te Win. F. Stubcr ;
Samuel A. Greff, 2d ward city, te Henry
Copland ; Michael Sehnadcr, East Kail,
te Franklin Stauffcr ; Samuel Styer, 1st
ward, city, te D. C. Flemming : Mary
Kauffmau, Drumore, te Aaren Charles ;
Henry Brickcr, Ceney, te Jonathan Diffen
derfer ; Charles JRupp, Columbia, te Ed
ward G. Cellins ; Enech Passmore, Bart,
te Rebert B. Thompson ; D. M. Smith,
Earl, te O. P. Brubakcr ; Abijah D. Gei
ger, Strasburg, te Samuel "Wcrtz.
The bend of Calvin Carter, treasurer
elect of the prison inspectors, iu the sum
of 87,000. with Samuel Slekura and Fred
erick Smith, as sureties, was presented te
the court and approved.
Careline E. "Brickcr, wife of Edwin A.
Brickcr, Columbia, presented a petition
and was allowed the benefit of the act et
April 3, 1872, giving te a married woman
the benefit of her separate earnings.
Opinions Delivered.
.Judge Patterson delivered opinieus in
the following cases :
Bair vs. Sensenig, appeal from the pro pre pro
thenotary's taxation of costs. That offi
cial declined te tax'tkc witness fees of at
torneys at the arbitration of the abeve
suit. The court decided that attorneys
must be paid witness fees of arbitrations.
In Philip Shreiner's estate the executers
were directed te file an account en or be
fore the third Monday of April.
Iu the suit of Frederick S. Bletz vs. the
Columbia National bank, the rule for a
new trial was discharged. -
Caught and Sentenced.
A colored man named Marshall, who has
been a fugitive from justice since April,
1881, was arrested ou an attachment and
brought before the court for sentence, for
an assault and battery en Abram Harris.
He was sentenced te pay a fine of $5, costs
of prosecution and te undergo an imprison
ment of 30 days. On a charge of malicious
mischief he was directed te pay half the
coots, that disposition of the se having
bceu madeira jury,
BIG SALE. OF STOCKS.
Meney Plenty ana Geed Securities In De-
i niand.
This afternoon Samuel Hess & Sen sold
the following stocksbelenging te the es
tate of Abraham Peters, deceased; if the
Cooper house :
Twelve shares Lancaster and Maner
turnnike company stock te Tebis Landis,
at e-w.iu per snare-.
Ten shares Farmers' national bank
stock, te C. H. . Nisaley, at $108.95 ; five
shares te Benjamin Hershey, at. $108.93 ;
ten shares te Henry Resb, at $108.25 ; fif
teen shares te J. P. Wickersham, at
$108.80.
Twe shares Millersville normal school
stock te Jacob M. Frantz at $21.20 per
Ten shares of Miljersville railroad stock
te Samuel Bausmau at $26 per share ;
ten shares te Jacob Landis at $25.80; ten
shares te Samuel Bausmau at $25.75 ; ten
shaies te Dr. Thes. Ellmaker at $25.50.
At the same time and place were sold the
following for different people :
Ten shares of Lancaster county national
hank, te Jacob Brackbill, at $109.60.
Six shares of Farmers' national bank,
te Henry Resk, at $108.45.
Ten shares Lancaster county national
bauk. withdrawn, at $109.73.
$2000 in bends of Lancaster Gaslight
and Fuel'cempany withdrawn.
$2,200Jn Quarryville railroad bends(7
per cent) withdrawn.
One $500 city bend (6 per cent) payable
in 1890, withdrawn,
It will be seen that the prices ran un
preccdcntedly high. This indicates an
abundance of money in the county for in
vestment. en the coming fust of April,.not April,.net
withstanding $200,000 has just been paid
in for the capital stock of the new national
bank.
The l'rlsen Inspectors.
A special meeting' of the beard of prison
inspectors was held te-day. Geerge
Ehman, the baker, was suspended until
the charge made against him shall be dis
posed 'of at the next court. Zacharian
Weaver was elected te fill Ehman's place
during bis suspension. The beard adjourn
ed te meet en Monday next in place of the
first Monday iu April, -the latter date
being tee busy a day for the- inspectors te
attend.
Appointed Inspector.
Julius L. Shuman was te-day appointed
lumber inspector for Washington bflreugh
by the county commissioners.
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Grand Opening.
As w ill be seen by the great announcement
in our columns te-day, the 11 rm of Gottschalk
& Lederinan -will open their Ureal New Yerk
liazaar, 20 and 28 If of th Queen street, te the
puUUc en. Saturday next, Murch 25th, and we
can assure our readers that they will witness
such ti cxtraeuUnary display of goods as was
nover before shown in this city.
A j;ieat feature of the opening nights will be
si picsent te uverv lady el a bottle et Hue pcr
lumcry.illlcd lrem the beautiful silver cologne
fountain, which 4s placed in the centre of the
Bazaar, ami lrem which thcre is constantly
flowing a continuous stream ei the sweetest
German Cologne, and the ladies are welcome
te dip their handkerchiefs in the same.
We advise nil our readers te be present at
Uils Grand Opening anil give the Great New
Yerk liazaar u thorough Inspection. A
Handsome Souvenir will be given away te all
the ladles piesenl. lwd
Amusements.
' The Little Savage." That talented uctiess,
Miss Maggie Mitchell, will en Thursday even
ing appcSr in the title role et the latest addi
tien telier repciteire, 'The Little Savage,"'
in which she has been receiving the compli
mentary notices et the state papers. Miss
Mitchell never fails te draw in this city, and
the chart for reserved scats is new open at the
office et Fulton opera house.
3!
bPJiCIAL NOTICES.
Thanks.
Themas Heward, Bradford, Pa., writes: "I
cucleic money for Spring lllossein, its I said I
would it it cured me; my dyspepsia has van
ished with all its symptoms. Many thanks ; I
shall never be without it In the house." Trice
50 cents. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug
store. 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Sublimely Beautiful.
A pair el beautiful Sun-flewcM en Easels
will bu mailed lrcc te any lady who will send
ten cents in pest'tgt stamps or money te Dr. C.
W. Bensen, Ne. 100 Eutaw St. Baltimore, Mrt.
10; North Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Md.
mlCSwdAw
Celubx's Llebig's Liquid Extract of Beet
and Tonic Invigorator. Ami tonle in all cases
of debility and weakness, cannot be surpassed.
ml4-lwdeedCw
Hew ab&uid te wheeze with a cough whleh
Hale's Heney et Horehound and Tar will cure
Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in one minuti.
mll-lwdeed&w
Norcenv enjoys the nicest surroundings II in
bad h"altli. There are miserable peopleaboul
tn-day te whom a bottle et Parker's Ginger
Tonic would bring mere solid nomfert than
all the doctor they liave vor tried. Soe ether
column. ml-lmdeod&eew
Skin Diseases Cured
I'.y Dr. Frazlcr's Maoie Oixtsiest. Cures ae
if by magic pimples, black heads or grubes,
bleiehes and eruptions en the face, leaving
the skin clear, healthy and bcautiiul. Alse
cues itch, baiber's Itch, salt rheum, tetter,
ring worm, pcalu head, chapped hands, sere
nipples, note lips, old, eb-tinatc ulcers and
sores, Ac.
SKIN DISEASE.
F. Dtake. esq., Cleveland, O., suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which ap
peared en his hands, liead and lace, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor
ing h.id failed te help hiin.nnd after all had
failed he used Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment
:i nd w as cured by a low applications.
The fliht and only positive euro for skin
diseases over.dlscevcrcd.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, 137 anil 139 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
HENKY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
C2 Vescy Street, New Yeak.
Fer Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Uiceiated
Piles, Dii. William's Ixdian Pile Ointment is
a sure cure. Price $1.00, by mall. Fer sale at
Cochran's Drug store Icb27-M&Thd&w
Ely' Cream Balm Ce., Oswego, N. T.
Please send us at once two gross Bly'a Cream
Balm. We tukc pleasure iu congratulating
you en the success you are having with the
" Cream Balm" Catarrh and Hay Fever euro.
Its sale is stttadily Increasing with wendcrlul
rapidity as you can see by our lrequent orders,
it is evidently au article of great merit. Very
truly, Johnsten, Hollewax A Ce., 602 Arch
street, Philadelphia. March 19, 1831.
Mn. C. B. PeitTBR, Druggist, Tewanda, Pa.
Fer several years I have been troubled with
Catarrh ; have tried many lemcdics without
much relief. Ely's Cream Balm has proved te
be the article desired, having wenderlul rc-
suits In my case. I belleve it te he the only
cure. L. B. Ceisvrx, Tewanda, Pa., May 14,
1S79. ml7-Ueed&w 4
lAfe, Urewtn, iseauty.'
Vhat we all admire" and hew te secure It:
A line head of hair in its natural color Is such
an adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes
goeil leeks should neglect ter use "Londen
Hair Celer ltesterer," the mestcleanly and de
lightful article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It is totally -different from all
ethers net sticky or gummy, and free lrem
all impure Ingredients that render many ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives it new Ute, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
te grew w here it had fallen off or become thin,
docs net soil or stain anything, and is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared as te make it a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon. Hair Kestercr" is sold 1y all druggists,
at 73 cent; a bottle, six bottles for $4.
eet3M.W,S4w
A pure strengthening tonic, free from
whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsia, and sim
ilar diseases. It has never been equalled.
Brown's tarn BHterst , nu3-iwdaw
. Jtletnersi netneran itietnernU
Are you disturbed at night and broken of,
your rest by a sick child sulJcrtng and crying
with the excruciating peia pi cutting teeth ?,
If sc, se at ence and get a bottle of MBS.
WIX8LOW& SOOTHING SYBBP. It wul re
lief the peer little BuHerer Immediately de
pend upon it; there is no mistake abentlt.
There Is net a mother en earth who lias ever
used it, wiie wUl net tell you at enc that ij
will reg ate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, tnd relief and health te thq child,
epcratln g like magic, it U "perfectly safe te
use in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and
Is the prescription et one et the eldest and
best female physician ami nurses in the
United State. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
bottle "iar.MvdAwM.WAS
Urewn'a Household Panacea
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
extcrnally.and thereby mere ceitainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and ij is warranted double tiie
strength et any similar preparation. It cures
pain In the Side, Back or Bowels, Sere Threat,
Bheumatism anil all aches, and la THE
GBEAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "Buewjc-s
HorsraeLD Panacea" should be In every
family. A tcitspoenful of the Panacea in a
tumbler et het water sweetened it preferredj,
taken at bed time will nitKAK vr a cold. 23 eta
a bettle. lebll-lydM,W&9&w
Proof Kvcrywliere.
If any in valid or sick person ha the least
doubt of the power and efficacy et Hep Bit
ters te cure them, they can find cases exactly,
like their own. In their own neighborhood,
with proof positive that they can be easily
and permanently cured, at a trifling cost br
ak your druggist or physician.
Greenwich, Feb. 11, I860.
Jfep Jlilter Ce. Sins I was given up by
the doctors te die of scrofula consumption.
Twe bottles et your Bitters cured me.
ml5-2wd&w Lxrey Bukwek. '.
Ge te M. u. lutrnrun's l'rug mere, 137 North
Queen street, ter Mrs. Freeman's A'eie JVa JVa
tienal Dye. Fer brightness and durability et
co!er,ro tineiiualed. Celer liem 2 te 5 netiudt.
Directions in English and Gcnnan. Price. 15
cents.
Overwoiked men mid women, person of
sedentary habiU, and etheis whec system
needs recuperation, net vin lone. I and muscles
strengthened, sheul I use Brown's Iren Bit
ters. mCO-lwd&w
sen Here.
2Veu arc sick ; well, there is just one leinedy
that will cure you bej end possibility el doubt.
If it's Liver or Kidney trouble. Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells' Health Rcnower if
your hope. $1. Druggists. Depot Jehn F.
Leng ft Sen.
In the Whole Ulstery ofaiediclne
Ne preparation has cver performed suclmiar-
vcleus cures, or maintained se wide a reputa
tion, as Atku's Ciieiirv Pkcteral, which is re re
cegnizca us the world's, remedy lerall diseases
ei the threat and lungs. Its long continued
series of wenderlul cures in all climates have
made It universally known as it bate ami reli
able agent te employ. Against ordinary
colds, which arc the forerunners ef mere sorl serl sorl
eus disorders, It acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and otter saving
Hie. The protection it affords, by Its timely
use in threat and chest disorders, makes it an
invaluable remedy te be kept always en hand
in every home. Ne poison can afford te be
without it, and these who have once used it
nevcr will. Frem thnlr knowledge ei its com
position and effects, physicians ute the
Ciierbv Pectehal extensively in thelr prac
tice, aiul clergymen recommend it. It Is ab
solutely certain in it remedial effects, and
will always cure where cures are possible.
Fer fale bv all dealers. m!7-l wdced&w
HENKY-S CARBOLIC SALVE.
The best Salve in the world for cuts, biuises,
soil's, ulcers, saltrhcum, tetter.chapped hands,
chilblatiiR, corns and all kinds et skin erup
tions, Irecklcs and pimples. The salve is
...irantecil te give perfect satisfaction in
every ca-e or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henrj's embolic Salve, as all ethers aie
but Imitations aud counterfeits. Pi ice i cents.
Sel' I in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
137-J"d .."J North Queen street.
A Geed Angel's Visit A Talc- et "Resa
dalis."
Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day,
and found licr sad and stalling, clearest Irlend,
once bright and gay, new scarce could keep
lrem crying; ler, 'eh," she said, "'tis a dis
grace te see with soreiula, my lace se badly
marred !' then said her friend, " llesndalls will
your troubles end." Blanche called en Kate
nethcr day and found her once mere blithe
and gay, her lace as radiant, skin as lair, as
any maiden's anywhere. Fer skin discnncs
and impure bleed, theie's nothing iu the
world se geed as Resadalls, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor, nay. It tones the sys
tem, euros your ills and banishes all doctor's
bills! Sold lu Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stere, 137 and UK) North ueen street.
iv3U-lydeedw3
A Cough, Celd or sure I nreat should de
stepped. l (ftieglect frequently results in an in
curable L'liig Disease or Consumption.
Brown's jtreuchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed pii te, allaying
irritation, give relict in Aslluna. Bronchial
Coughs, Caturrh, ami the Threai Tumbles
which Singers and PublicSpeakers aresubject
te. Fer thirty, years Brown' Bronchial
Trecnes have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give peileet eatlslactleii.
Having been tested by wide and eent-n.t n-c
for nearly n entire generation, tlsey have at
tained we) .nerited rank anions the Jcwstaple
remedies of the nie. Sold at 25 cunt a box
everywhere. niS-lvdTTh&S&lvw
KESCUED from deatu
The follewlngstatcmcnt of William J Cough Ceugh
lln, of Semcrvilie, Ams., Is se remarkable that
we beg te ask ler it the attention of our read
ers. He says : " In the fall of IS7fi I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appctlte and flesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
et 1877 I was admitted te the City Hospital.
WhBc there the doctors sabl 1 had a. hole in
my left lung as bigas a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars m doctors and med
icine. I was se far gene" at one time a rcpe t
went around t'.iatl was dead. 1 gave up hope,
but a friend told me et Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
for the Lunus. I laughed atiny Iricnds, think
ing that my case was incurable, but 1 get a
bettle te satisfy them, when te my surprise
and gratification, 1 commenced te icel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I feel In better spirits than 1 have the past
three years.
"I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that everyone afflicted witli Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take Dr. Wm.iiaii's uaisam
ler the Lungs, and he convinced that con cen con
umpMen can be cured. 1 have taken two
bottles aud can positively Bay that It has done
mere geed t'jan all oilier medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappearedUnd J, shall seen be,
able te go te work." Sold In Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 aud 13 North Queen
atre iv28-lvdeedThw2
Balmy odors lrem Spice Islands,
WaltJd by the tropic breeze ;
SOZODONT in healthful fragrance
Cannet be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purines ;
Yeu will use it if you're wise. e
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OUATUSt.
Beak. In this city, March 18, 1832, Mary C.
DeHaven, wife of Haydn Beam, in the 27th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends et the family
are respectfully invited te attend the luneral,
from her parents' 'residence', "Ne. 450 West
Chestnut street,' en. Tuesday ' afternoon at 2
o'clock, interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. 2td
Ebbkn. Saturday night. March 18. in Phila
delphia, Charles Mortimer Erben, formerly of
this city,
Funeral from Pennsylvania railroad depot,
Lancaster, en Wednesday afternoon. Partic
ulars as te tlme given ;in Tuesday night's
paper. 2td
Madden. In this city, March IS, 1SS2, Jehn
A. Madden, In theOth year el his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited te attend the luneral, from his late
residence, Se. 327 West Orange street, en
Tuesday morning at 7) o'clock. High mass
at St. Mary's church. Te proceed te Philadel
phia eh the 9rfH train ter Interment,
. . iPliliadelphia papers pleajie copy.
rOLITlCAI- -
-pett jcki cofliMiasiejnaco
WfLLIAM ELLMAKER, ,
OtEarHewnshlp. Subject te the decision et
the Democratic county convention. mStelAw
nOK JUBV COMM1SSIONEK :
BENJAMIN HUBER,
Eighth ward. City. Subject te the decision of
the Democratic County Cenventian.
marlO-tcd&w
neit j cur coatJfiaaleMKR ,
JEROME B. SHULTZ,
Ol EHzaUethtewn borough. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic county conven
tion. . I mO-tcdAw
JVJJ WAIi YJSRTZSEXBXTS;
C10KK SHAVINGS FOR SAI.E FOKFILL-
ing Beds and Mattresses, at theLANCAS
TER CORK WORKS. Can order bv telephone.
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WANTED THKEE 8TODT BOt.1 AT
the LeueU Cellar Factory. ,., ,
marlS-2td JOnN W. LOWELL.
ixr anted: a geed girl one rueM
W the country prefened. Geed wages
paid. Apply at this eflice. m20 ltd
TkAltUEK HllOP FOR SALE. A WELL
IJ established Barber Shep, doing a geed
business anil centrally located, will be sold te
an advantage, as the proprietor is going into
ether business en account of failing health.
Apply at this office. ltd
-"IKAND SOCIAL EVENING PARTY AT
VT C. B. Herr's hotel, MillersvUle, THURS
DAY EVENING, March 23. 1832. All respect
able persons are respectfully Invited te Fat
tend. 2td
WANTED A GIRL WANTS A M.ACE
te de general housework. Apply at
Eastern Hetel, 172 East King street.
DENTIST.
ALFRED D. CLARK, D. V. S.,
Graduate of Pennsylvania College of Dental
Surgery, Philadelphia.
Offee : 35 East Oiange street, formerly occu
pied by Hen. T. E. Franklin. S4Md
IE-OPENlN Of BILLIARD ROOMS.
t CLINE'S BILLIARD and POOL ROOMS
will be opened te the public THIS EVENING.
First-class Tables, all new. An Invitation Is
extended te players. It
FOR KENT. A DESIRABLE 10 ROOM
HOUSE, with all modern conveniences;
geed location. Apply te -...
BAUSMAN & BURNS,
ltd " 10 West Orange street;
maE NORTHWESTERS MITTUAI. LIFE
X INSURANCE CO new write Tontine-Pell-eics
en as favorable terms as any company.
See me before insuring.
G.N.REYNOLDS,
ltd General Agent.
GROCERY rOR SALE THE STOCK,
Goodwill and Fixtures et a large Grocery
Stere is offered ler sale. Geed and satisfactory
reasons given lei selling-. Inquire of WIL
LIAM REIIFUfcS, 133 Rockland street, corner
of Locust street. 9K5td
ATTENTION, AMERICAN 1URE CO.
Theic will be a Special Meeting of tiie
American Fire Company THIS EVENINuat
7K o'clock. .Business et importance. A lull
meeting et the members is desired.
By order et the. President,
ltd JOEL L. HAINES, Sect.
OAMCEL H. PRICE, ATTORNEY, UA84
a. .i I.I.. jwn.. .nn. Ki! VaIi Tlnbn
J J.eillUVCll JUS UlUUV lltfi.1 J.v runv
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, immedi
ately in Bear of Court Heuse, Leng's New
Building. Uil7-tfd
rilUK UNDERS1GNEO NOTIFIES HIS
JL friends and patrons that he wUl occupy
Stall Ne. 5, Avenue C, Central market, en
Wednesday morning with a lull assortment
et BREAD, CAKES, &c.
W. II. BOLLINGER.
Alse, order received at Supplee ft Owens"
G recci-y Stere, Centre square. m20-2td
i
ALL STYLES OF MONUMENTS, TOMB
STONES and Cemetery Pests, Counter
Tops, Conlectlenors' Slabs, Slate Mantels, etc..
en the most reasonable terms.
Doing all the setting et the work myself, I
can guarantee substantial foundations.
NEW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
, CHAS. MAK1NSON,
S. E. Cor. S. Piincc and Conestegu. Sts.
mlS-lwd
OUT-HOOK SPEAKERS' SOKE TtlUOAT.
The subjects of these cases arc usually
such as have out-deer employment requiring
vocal effort, it is met in Military and Naval
Officers, Street Singers, Itinerant Venders,
Shep Keepers and the like. Deglutition is al
ways attended with pain or with sensations as
in spasms. At times there exists an ina
bility te swallow. All diseases of Eye, Ear
and Threat successfully treated by Drs. II. D.
and M. A. LONGAKER, Office Ne. 13 East
Walnut street, Lancaster. Consultation trce
m20 Stdftw
TJSK
THE MANHEIM
ROLLER PROOESS
FLOUR.
jiin2f-l(iR
AT
T THK COURT HOUSE.
TWO LECTURES
WITH CALCIUM LIGHT,
BY REV. C. E. BARTO,
THURSDAY EVEX1K6, MAKUI! 2S.
THE WEST AS IT 1SMADE FOR MANT AND
THE WEST WHICH MAN IS MAKING.
Wit upwards el 100 PHOTOGRAPHS FKOM
NATURE, showing the chief and best views
from all the great Wonderland-,.
FRIDAY EVEiNLXG, MARCH 24,
" The Awakening Cry for Truth,"
With upwards et SO Photographs from Nature,
showing Indi ins, wild, civilized; chiefs, chil
dren and youths; school( West nndat Carlisle);
V .11.... ..n.l... 1.....F-..C i(.3fnm.J ntl Ort.Y l"kO-111
intuitu iiHiyL's, jiuisis, iuabuui-. i-i
titul ami interesting views et Mexican life and
scenery, xne enure net precerus nr mu
benevolent work et tlieAmericanTract Society
ADMISSION, 2Bc, Children, 15c. Tickets
ler sale at Beer's Bookstore, North Queen St.,
and at Fen Dersmlth's Bookstore, East King
j,t m20-2td
"F YOU WANT
BARGAINS
IN
FURNITURE
" OP EVERY DESCRIPTION
At the Lewest Prices in Lancaster.
Call at
HESS fc FLYXN'S,
148 and 150 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
and 246 WEST KING ST.
ni!7-2wdR
REPORT OF THK CONDITION OF THK
First Nutlenal Bank of Strasburg, at
Strasburg, In the Suite of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business March Htn, 1882.
' RESOURCES.
Leans and discounts $ lW.O'iT 00
Ove'rdrafts 26 27
U. S. bends tosecure circulation.... 8S,000 00
Due from approved reserve agents . 4!,C37 36
Due from ether National banks i'Svl 90
Due lrem State Banks and hankers. 1,137 69
Real estate, lurniture. and fixtures. 5B0 00
Current espouses and taxes paid. . . 2,237 09
Checks and ether cash items.. .i.... 45 13
lulls ei etner names. -. , -,-ra w
Fractional rapcr currency, nickels
and pennies 24 50
Specie ............................... i,.jT 4.9
JLcgal tender notes S;719 00
Redemption fund wlthU. S. Treasu
rer (5 percent, circulation) 3,'JGO 00
Total $
liabilities.
Capltalsteckpaidin $
Surplus luncl.
Undivided profits
National bank notes outstanding.. .
Dividends unpaid
Individnal deposits subject te check
Demand certificates of deposit
Due te ether National hanks
Due te state banks and bankers
309,310 47
S0.00OO0
13,000 00
5,573 28
77,200 00
1,314 50
129,110 58
1935
1.2S4 2G
1,638 50
Total .'. . 309.310 47
State of Pennsylvania, County of Lancaster, ss:
I, Gee. W. Uensel, jr., cashier of the above
named hank, de solemnly swear thatthe above
statement Is true te the best of my knowledge
and belief. GEO. W. IIENSEL, Jr.,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day of March, 1882. cult, uauhjia.n
Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
A. B. BLACK, .
JOHNBACHMAN,
WM. SPENCER,
Directors.
".
JTMW ADTJRTlSEMB2tT&.
PUBLIC SALC-OK WEDNESDAY,
MABCH 22, 1882. at 1 o'clock p. m., will be
old at public sale at Ne. 328 West King street,
a variety or HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE such
aa Beds and Bedsteads. Sela. Extension. Din
ing and centre Tables, Chairs, Walnut Bed-.
steas viid spring, ingnua uu ass reipets.'
Crockery. Tin, Glass and Queensware, and
a great variety et ether things tee numerous
te mention. B. F. KOWE,
18-3td Auctioneer.
pLDMBING, GASriTTlKQ, C.
.. JOHN P. SCHAUM,
Ne. 27 Seuth Queen Street.
PliimuinglGasfitting
DONE OXLT BY
SKILLFUL AND CAREFUL WORKMEN.
LARUE STOCK OF .
GAS FIXTURES
JaliSS-lydS
ON HAND.
pt IRAKIS
MEIiHeuMNGEGOHPANY,
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven
Hundred
sand.
Theu-
Dollars, securely invested. Fer a policy in
tills eidand well-established company call en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M,WRS
OK BAL&.
FARM FuR 1CKNT.
About SO Acres et Laud, iu a high state et
cultivation, known as the "Jehn R. McUov McUev
crn Farm," situate en Iiitllz Pike, partly in
the city limits. Apply te
BAUSMAN & BU KSfS,
inl3-tld&llw 10 West Oiange street.
PKIMR HAY, WKSTBRN CORN AND
Oats ter sale at Leainan Place utall times
at market prices. Alse,
COAL, AND LUMBER;
f21-3mtl H. H. ROI1RER.
S"
TORK ROOM FOR KKNT,
APrLT TO
PHILIP LEBZELTER,
icb27-tld 241 North Queeu street.
PUBLIC SAL.K. ON FRIDAY. MABCH 24,
1882. at the Leenard Hetel, u new two-
steiy Brick Dwelling Henso. con tat ng hall
and six rooms, sltuatcd-ut Ne. 50ft West Lemen
street.
Sale at 7 o'clock and conditions made known
by S. L. TUCKER.
Henuy Shueert, Auctioneer. ml7-lwd
F
OK bALE.-AN 1MHENSK NUMBER Or
HOUSE?, STORES, BUILDING LOT, Ac,
of all descriptions, iu all localities and' at all
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
with prices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. HERR & CO ,
dec3-3md 3 North Duke street.
PUBLIC SALE OF TWO LOTS OF TO
BACCO. The undersigned will sell at
their warehouse. North Mulberry and Harris
bunt Turnnike. Lancaster. Pa., TWO LOTS et
TOBACCO at public sale, en WEDNESDAY,
JUAUUlt 'li, jssz. at in o'cieck a.m., ierme
purpose of defraying expenses et storage, Ac.
The attention el tobacco dealers and cigar
makers is called te the sale.
A. S. RUSENBAUM & CO.
B. F. Howe. Auct. inltMtd
PUBLIC SALK ON THURSDAY, MARCH
23. 18&2. will be sold at public sale, at Ne.
23 Shtppen street, Lancaster city, a variety et
jiouseneui uoeus, consisting ei iwe iurier
Suits, one as geed as new, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs. Cupboards, two Sewing Machines,
Brussels, Ingrain and Rug Carpets, Leeking
Ulasses, yueenswarc, '.tinware. Alies, etc., etc.
Sale te begin ut 9 o'clock, a. m., when at
tendance will be given bv
MRS. L. V.. PORTER.
Henut SuneKRT, Auct. ml8-3tdS,M,W
"PUBLIC SALK OF A VALUABLE .
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
On FRIDAY, the 24tli day of MARCH, A. D.
1SS2, the undersigned, attorney-in-fact for the
heirs of William L. Pelpcr, deceased, will ex
pose te public sale, at the Franklin Heuse, in
the borough of Cc'aibla, tlrnt valuable
Brewery and Ileslaura, .'.situated en the north
side of Walnut, street, between Third arid
Fourth streets, iu the borough of Columbia,
designated en the Plan et Old Columbia by
me numuer a ; containing in iieni en sum
Walnut street sixty-six feet, and in dcptli te
an alley two hundred and ten icet, mere or
less ; adjoining-property et Careline I)c.-.ch
and ethers.
The improvements are a. two-story Illicit
Dwelling Heuse, large Brick Brewery, with
Engine. Boilers, Mash Tubs, etc.: -Engine
Heuse, Vault, Stable. Wagen Shed, Heg Pen,
Ice Heuse an J ether improvement.
The place is new licensed as a restaurant.
Possesien given April 1, 1SS2.
Kale te commence at 7 o'clock P. M., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by JOHN D.bKILES,-
Attenicy-in-Fuct for Heirs of Win. L. Peiper,
Deceased.
U. F. Bewk, Auctioneer. tnlistsd
T)UBLIU SALK ON THURSDAY, MARCH
I 2.1. 1SS2, will be sold at the late residence
et Jehn it. McGovern (dee'd.), en the Lititz
turnpike, near the City et Lancaster, iu Man
helm township, Lancaster county. Pa., the
following personal property, te wit : Four
horses, 2 of which are fat and ready ler the
eastern market ; 2 geed yeungdriving horses,
well-broke te single or double driving ; u
cow, 2 will be fresh by day et sale, and 2
springers ; 1 bull ; 2 two-horse wagons, 1 ono eno one
hoisu wagon, reaper anil mower combined
(new), 1 mower, wire-teeth grain and hay
rake, hay-Hats, threshing machine and horse
power lu geed order, grain fan, fender cutter
ter hand or'hers'i power, corn shcllcr, grain
drill, corn cultivator, laigc shovel harrow,
spike and shovel harrows, potato plow,
shovels, ierks, rakes, cow and iinltcr chains,
leg chains, field roller, scalding trough, about
3 tens of geed liny, by the ten or half-ten, and
about 50 bushels et corn iu the ear, by the
bushel, and a let et ether articles net men
tioned. A credit et 9 months will be given.
Sale te commence' at 1 o'clock, p. m., of said
day. when attendance will be given by
CATHARINE McGOVERN.
Administratrix.
Samuel Hess & Sex, Auctioneers.
ml8-4tdl8.20,21,22
VJL&TM1B.
G
BEAT BARGAINS IN DARPISIS,
y
I claim te nave tne x.argcst ana rincs
tock et
GAKPETS
In tills City. Brussels and Tapestry CARPETS
Three-ply, Extra Super, Super, A-ll Weel,
Halt Weel and Part wool Ingrains : lrem the
'jest te the cheapest as low as 26c. per yard.
All the
FINEST AND CHOICE PATTERNS
that ever can be seen In this city.
1 also have a Large and Flue Stock el my
own make
Chain and Bag Carpets,
AS LOW AS 36c. PER YARD.
Alse MAKE CARPETS TO ORDER at sher"
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
tf-Ne treuble te show goods if you de nf
wish te purchase. I earnestly seUcit a call.
H. S. SHIRK,
203 WEST KOTO 8TBEET,
LANCASTER PA.
MARFKTS, &C.
NEW CARPETS'
40.0P0 YARDS.
New Designs, Beantifellr Colored.
160
J 60
75
60 cents. 83cents4
INGRAINS
cents.
90 cent?.
$1.00.
tl.00.
$1.10.
1.20.
cents.
75 cents.
85 cents.
90 cents.
TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS
WILTON AND
MOQUETTES,
OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIGNUMS.
GOOD TALUK
AT
ALL PRICKS.
MATTIN'GS in Great Variety.
Handsomest shown for many years.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 Chestnut Street,
atiycleed&Stwl PHILADELPHIA.
THIRD EDITION
MONDAY EVENING. MAR. 20, 1882.
LABOR'S UPRISING.
TUE LAWBENCE STRIKE SPREADING.
Four Hundred and Fifty Operative 0,utt
Werk The Bosten Beys Successful
Te-day's Telegraphic News.
Lawrence, Mass., March 20. One
hundred and fifty worsted weavers in the
Pacific whipper mill struck at 9:30 o'clock
this morning-, making the total number of
accessions te the strikers te-day 400. The
weavers and spinners are new holding a
secret meeting at Father Matthews hall.
Committee in Secret Session.
At a meeting of the spinners this morn
ing, ex-Representative Jeseph J. Nichols
presided. The meetiug was largely at
tended and was held with closed doers.
Committees were appointed te wait upon
Superintendents Stene and Parker and ask
te see upon what terms the strikers would
be received ; they unanimously voted net
te return te work under the proposed re
duction. A mass meeting will be hehl en the com
mon at 2 p. m., at which time the commit
tees will report te the strikers. Mayer
Breeu and ethers of a special committee
went te Bosten te consult with the treas
urer and beard of directors of the -Pacific
mills. Although there was great excite
ment among the operatives, no disturb
ances prevailed.
The Message lteys Cain their Point,
Bosten, March 20. The strike of the
Western Union messengers ended this
morning, the company agreeing te return
te the former rates. The boys are new
delivering messages as usual.
Communists in Londen,
Londen, March 20. A meeting attend
ed by three hundred Democratic Work Werk
ingmen, principally foreigners, was held
in Londen, yesterday, te celebrate the
anniversary of the establishment of the
Commune in Paris. The principal leatures
of the meeting were spocches by Prince
Krapatkine and M. Laoreil". Resolutions
were passed in fojrer of preserving the sq,
cialfst movement.
Found Alrewned.
Reading, Pa., March 20. The body of
an unknewu man, well dressed but minus
coat, and. about forty years old, was found
Hoeting in the Schuylkill canal, about -six
miles above the city te-day. The body
appeals te bave been in the water for
some time. It is net known whether it is
a case of suicide or foul play.-
The Cost of CentestK.
Washington, March 20. Iu thb Senate
Mr. Rollius,"frem the committee en public
buildings, lepertcd with an amendment
the bill te pievidc a building for United
States court. - and postefficaat Erie, Pa.
Resolutions were passed allowing Sena
tors Butler and Kellogg $3,500 and $9,500
respectively for expenses incurred by them
in vindicating their titles te their seats.
A Monster Petition for Masen.
Washington, March 20. W. E. Dick Dick
eon has arrived here with the petition el
the citizens of Chicago for the pardon of
Sergeant .Maseu. It bears 120,000 signa
tures and is 140 feet long. Dicksen will
present it te the president te-morrow,
together with a smaller petition of citizens
of Ogle county. Ills'.
The Shlpherd Inquiry.
Washington. March 20 The Heuse
committee en foreign relations met this
morning. Chairman Williams read a tele
gram from Jacob K. Shiphcrd, Btating he
would be in AVashiugten- this afternoon,
and en motion of Representative Hicc the
further hearing of Shiphcrd was postponed
until te-morrow morning ; the committee
then went into secret session.
A Chauce for Dr. !ecrcn.
PiiiLAUBLPiiiA, March 20. The su
preme court te-day decided te grant
Docter Albert F. Gecrscn, convicted of
murder in the first aegrce -for poisoning
hisj w'ife," a new trial, en the gieund that
the jury had net been properly charged by
the judge of the lower court.
Jeuleusy Leads te' Murder.
.CiiKitiiY Field, Maine, March 20. Mrs.
Hattie Spragiic, a widow, while leaviug
church, here last evening, was killed by
Chester Cunningham, who cut her threat.
The deed was probably prompted by jeal
ousy. Cunningham was arrested this
morning.
Murdir and Attempted Sulc-:le.
Fbunandina, FIj., March 20 I. M.
Waas shot and killed Charles Angel yester
day at the heuse of tbe former. Waas
then attempted suicide. Ne motive for
'the deed'ean be ascertained. Beth parties
were German bakers.
WCATUKi: INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, March 20. Fer
tiie Middle Atlantic states, warmer easterly
te southerly winds, light rains, followed by
partly cloudy weather in the southern por
tion, winds shifting te southwest and fall
ing barometer.
Murdered In a Hetel.
CTncinnati, O., TMarch 20. Patrick
Desmond was found murdered this morn
ing at Stcincr's hotel. He had been stabbed
in the thigh. Ne clue te the murderer.
Desmond had a bad reputation, having
been several times in the workhouse.
Snovrsllde Disaster.
The report of a snewslide at Genea,
Nev., is confirmed. Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod
Bewcn, Miss Berliu aud a number of In
dians (variously estimated at from nine te
fifteen) were killed.
JudKO Hlatchlerd's Nomination.
Washington, D. C, March 20. The
Judiciary committee te-dayagrecd te re
port favorably en the nomination of Judge
tllatchferd, as judge of the supreme court.
Death of an Ex-Mayer.
ScxBURY, Pa., March 20. Solemon
Malick, ex-mayor of Snnbury, died this
mernirg.
MAMKETK.
cave stecs marsets.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 9.J00 head; shln
nieiits, 9,500 de ; market dull and weak, espec
ially for peer : light sales; common te geed
mixed. $ leCCi: Philadelphia and larders.
$7257.40; light, 0 SOgG 05 ; skips 'and culls,
$3 506.
Cattle Receipts, 901 head; shipments 5,fXK)
de ; general demand geed, geed supply mea
gre ; cxpertH, $0 20QC75; geed te choice ship
ping. 5 75G10; common te fair, $5 2085 00;
mixed butchers', $31 90 ; stockers and lecders
dull but steady at S-'W?! 85.
Sheep Receipts, 400 head ; shipments, 2,1 (X
de; market steady and prices strong ; common
te fair, $1 505 ', geed te choice, $5 50G.
m
PUlladelpnia MarKeu
Philadelphia. March 20. Fleur strong and
fairly active: Superfine. $3 504 00; Kxt'a.
$1 505 25 ; Ohie and Indiana family, $U S7
7 -25 ; Penn'a familr, 6SC 25.
Rye flour $10284 75.
Wheat firm; Del. and Penn'a Bad, $1 35UQ
130; de Amber, $13GJ137. ' '-'"
Cern Arm en lair local demand.
Oats dull and lower te sell.
Rye scarce and nominal at 8587c.
previsions dull and easier.
Lard easier. ,
Butter quietfbut choice scarce and firm ;
Creamery extra, 40842c ; de geed te choice,
37S39C.
Rolls dull and mostly peer quality.
Eggs dull ; Penn'a. at 10Jl7c ; Western at
ir,iGKc.
Cheese dull hut unchanged.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, VA.
Whisky slew t$l 20.
Seeds geed te prime clever quiet at
Q9c; de de Timethy firm at f 72 85; de de
Flaxeeddullatflie. .
w furs ntriti.
New Yerk. March 20. Fleur State and
western rather mere steady and moderately
active. Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat JhQle higher and strong witli f.ir
speculative business : Ne. 2 Bed. April, Si .wv
139;deMay,I38I 39; de June, l S.-.5
1 SIX. r de July. $1 2rtJei 2-BS.
Cern prices U?e better and rather qu'ct :
mixed western spot, 72b)77c; de futun. TVi
0750.
Oats without quotable change ; Ne. 2 April
49)fc: de May, 49Xfi4c; State, J235Sc:
Western, 50856c.
Oratu and Ftotmseb (Jwtattsaa.
Ouc o'clock Quotations et grata, and pmrk
Ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, l.V
East King street.
March 20.
Cbleace.
Wheat Cern Oat Perk Lard
April... 1.34 .fllJi K5.C5 10.50
May... 1.27H .WIS .447 1&3S 10.6'JJ
June... 1.25 .67 .4I?2
PhUarialphla.
March.. 1.36JJ .75 Ji?;
AprB... I.:tH .74 mi
May..... 1.33Ji .74' .51
Cattle Market.
Philadelphia. Mar. 20. Cattle market fair
sales, 2.400 head ; prime at 7$7e ; geed
atG7Jc; medium, tifflftfic; common at
4ecc.
Mieep market ucttve : sales, 10.CO9 h.Md
prime, 77Kc: poed. CGOvie; medium. jv.;
?i;c:coir.meii,4i5Je; lambs. tiQSc: t.iU-i.
Hogs market active: sales. 3,000 In-vi
prime, lOijleje : common, Hjj&Je.
steep naraei.
New Yerk, Philadelphia aud'I.eca! stock
also Cnited States Bemln reported daily !
Jacob IS.
wu, sz-aurtu iueen street.
.March :!
. 10.00 l:w v .
a. v. i. n. -. r.
C C A I. C. It- R...... .........
Del.. Uicfc.A Western..
Denver A Rie Grande
N. V., Lake Brie A Western..
Missouri. Kansas A Texas
Lake Shere Mich. Southern.
Louisville Jt Nnshvillv.
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ontario ft Western
St. Paul ,t Omaha Preferred.,
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce...
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Wabash. i.juls ft Pacific..
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania R. R
- mi 10f 10,vj
.- 1235;; 121$ 121X
.- ce4 saic sax
- Wi 38g. 38"
- ' 34! 34
'by Tiii 77
. 132 132; 133
mi 8j2 si
. 20- 2J 26
. laVJi 1Q6 10!
. 42 45 42Ji
. 1I?5' 11476 IH
Ji
43
.15
3IJi
847
8lfi
81-tj
iM.miiiij4 .
SOW
17&
isuirttle l'ltte. ft West
Northern Pucihu Cem
" Preferred...
17J4
7G
Lecal steea-s and Hoaes.
Par
Last
sale.
$105
107H
120
ia
105
112
102
102 SO
m,Ji
102
I1C5
10P.U5
lift
1(10.75
147
13U0
141.3(1
l.'H.NI
200
115.75
140
153
70.5'J
val.
I.UIU- tly t" per tt. Lean, due 1682..
' " 1885..
1890..
1895..
. per ct. in I or 30 years.
f per et. Scheel Lean...
4 " iu ler 20 years..
fioe
100
100
100
100
. 108
100
" 4 " lu 5 or 20 years.. 100
" m n or 20 years, urn
Maiihelui borough lean.: loe
BASXBTOCKS.
First National Bank. fioe
Farmers' National Bank se
Fulton National Bank loe
Lunaister County NatienaL Hank.. SO
Columbia National Bauk loe
Kplirnta National Bauk -.. let
Fii-t National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
Flist National Bank, StrasbiirK.... loe
First National Bank, Marietta 100
Find National itank. Mount Jey.. 100
Lititz National Bank loe
Manlieim National Bauk loe
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 50
New Helland National Bank ine
MISCELLANEOUS B0SD9. .
Quai ry ville R. R., due 18U3 I00
Keadini; & Columbia It. Rdue.lsaj 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due ISSti ioe
Lancaster (las Liht and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years ioe'
Lancastei: (jas Light and Fuel Ce.,
lllt. lecu....... ...... ........ ......... 100
10 -
115
100
106.SO
100
106
2.25
26
50
120
MI3CHLLANEOU9 STOCKS.
Ouarrvvllle R. R.
.$50
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JStiTpitTAlNMENTS.
IL'LTOn Ol'KKA liOtlSK.
THUESliAY, MARCH 23d.
AMKRICAVJ FAVORITK,
We MitclieJJ.
In her celebrated impersonation., supported
by MR. L. R. SIIEWELL, MB. It. FUT.TON
RL'fcSELL and a Specially Selec'nl Dranuttle
Company. An entire new play, written ex
pressly ler 3Iaggle Mitchell, by Geeive i.
Fuller, esq. (Muhlstick), entitled THE
LITTLE SAVAGE.
L CORA, The Little Sarige...ilAmia -I'Tiiii'
Produced with everyears and attcitten te
detail.
ADMISSION BOc, 75c.-and "k'.OO
RESERVED SEATb ;.')
Fer sale at opera house Oflice. .-,--,(.
HOOT HHORM.
LADIKS AND GKNTf. IV XOV WANT A
Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shoe
Kcady-maile or Made te Order, go te
K. IIIEMKNZ'S.
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom Werk Specialty. iy2-ttiS.W
PROPOSALS WILL HE KKCK1VCU FOR
as much Hard Pea Ceal. Ne. 1 size, at may
Iks required at the City Water Works up ti
October 1, 1882. Tiie coal te be t.horeufrlily
nercciied ami of geed quality; If net. It will
have te be taken back at the expense el tin:
party furnishing the same.
PROPOSALS will bu icceivud for as much
Geed American lead (net ever two tenslas tin;
citv may require te October 1, HH2.
PROPOSALS will be received ler lurnishing
the City et Lancaster with one and one-hair
gross et Brass Three-quarter-Inch Fcrrulen, te
weigh net less than one pound feven ounces ;
te be made et geed brass after the model te be
seen at the Mayer's OfBce; net less than two
dozen et ferrules te be furnished per week,
commencing Monday, April 17, 18B2.
PROPOSALS will be received ler as many
Water Pipes as the city may require te Octo Octe
licr 1, 12, net exceeding two hundred and
Ultytens. Bids must specify hew much per
gross ten delivered in Lancaster for four, six.
eight, ten and twelve-Inch pipes, l'lpvs mu-t
noei me ueai iuuiity, u sustain liny peundt
pressure and lurnbhed immediately upon the
order or the city.
PROPOSALS will lie received for such
Special Castings as may be required In the
Water Department of the city up te October
1, lHSi. Castings te be bid for per pound; te
consist et lour. six. eight, ten and twelve-inch
tour-way branches, and same sizes of T
branches, sleeves, step-covers, Ac.
PROPOSALS will be received ler one dozen
Fire Hydrants el the flange pattern, such as is
in use at the Humana engine beuse. Alse,
ler one dozen cases, such as in uscat the same
Slace. Cases te weigh net less than 155 pounds,
vdrants and cases te be bid ler separately.
PROPOSALS will be received ler as many
Street Step Valves, four, six, eight, ten and
twelve inches inside and outside Screws as tha
eity mHy require te October 1,' 1882; te he lur
n I-lied as the city may order.
PROPOSALS will De received ler as many
Step Bexes as may be required te October 1.
1882. The boxes te be made et the sizes order
ed by the Superintendent of the Waterworks,
et one and one-halt inch geed white pine.
Bids must state hew much per toot beard
measure complete, and te be furnished as the
Superintendent may direct.
PROPOSALS will be received fee hauling
pipes, Ac. for the Water Department until
April 1, 1883. Bids must state new much per
gross ten.
The foregoing proposals will be received at
the Mayers Office until MONDAY, the 27th of
MARCH, 1832, at 4 o'clock p. m.
JNO. T. UacGONIGLK,
uilSiti'l . Chairman Water Committee.