LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY. MARCH 30 1882. Tin; i'ii::: department. Notifying tlie Companies or the Change. The special committee en fire reorgani zation te-day caused the following notice te sent our, a copy of which has been fur nished te all the fire companies of thecitv : Laxcasteb, March 30, 1832. Mr . Secretary of J"ire C'OMpany : DfcAR Sm : I am directed by the city councils' special committee en the reor ganization of the fire department tonetify you tlmt en and after IJriday, March 31, 1882, at 12 o'clock m., the services of the fire company will be no longer required, as the new department ergau ized by viitue of the ordinance approved December 27, 1881, will go into effect at that time. Yeu arc also further notified that the use and opeiatioii of your apparatus at any fiics occurring after the date named is jitnetly prohibited, and that the entire and sole control of fires will from that time he vested in the members of the department, appointed under the previsions of said or dinance. Thanking you cordially, in the name of the committee and of the city, for your valuable services in the past and for your courtesy in remaining in the department during the lime occupied in its reorganiza tion, new completed, I am Respectfully, Herbert Johnsten, Clerk .Special committee en Reorganization Fire Department. Chief Engineer Hewell yesterday visited the pietnises of the Shiftier company and took away the hone belonging te the city and usd by them. There was no opposi tion nor any disiespcct shown the chief, but the Shiiller boys say they will have hose of their own in a very short time. The ether companies will be similarly dis possessed and the hose appropriated in Jk the name of the city te the new depart '' incut. It isexpected that te-morrow the new system will be ready for opciatien. The mlc prohibiting drivers from pro ceeding te the fuc at a faster gait than a trot, lias been revoked. lliey can "go as you please." Locution ul tin, Keys. Iii the distribution of the keys te the lire alarm boxes, the members of the fire committee of councils, the letter carriers, the police and all fee employees of 'the fire department, have each been furnished with a key, as their duties enable them te get evr.r the town generally. There has also been placed a key at the ticket office in the P. II. II. depot, aud at Blickcnder fer's feuudiy. The ethcis are placed with the following well known persons or pub lic places in the vicinity of the different boxes : H.ix Ne, 12, Zihin's jewelry store, Mayer's office. Uex Ne. i:5, J. N. Miller, Jehn If. Reed. Ilex Ne. 14, Jehn F. Gihbs' grocery, C. J. White's confectionery. Ilex Ne. 15, Farmer's b.iuk, Demuth's cigar Mere. Uex Ne. Hi, Stevens house, Wiant's grcerv. Di.x'Ne. 21, Plew tavern, Philip Wall's tavern. !e. Ne. 23, Reiker's saloon, Zcclier & Ifendig's grocery. Ilex Ne. 21, Stevens cotton mill, Hctz's grocery. J. Campbell 502 V. Chestnut. J!ex Ne. 2.1, Wm Kautz, 152 Mulberry : W. F. llambright, 14G Mulberry. Uex Ne. 20, IIarberg'r's feuudiy, Leb k icher's f.aloen. Re- Ne. el. Shoek1, greceiy, Mif. C.r lientcr, 1512 N. Duke, II. 12. Slaymaker, lift North Duke. Uex Ne. "2, David U. Jehnsen, gieceiv, Menne Wengcr, baker. Uex Ne. SI, A. L. Themas, 50i) East Chestnut, Penn iron works. Bex Ne. S5, Wm. Shultz. HOI Lime, J. m II. Baumgardiicr, 1S9 East Walnut. Uex Ne. S(i, Fulton cotton mill. Dr. Welchans, 404 North Duke. Uex Ne. 41, Jehn S. Rehrcr, 402 North Qticcu, Jes. Ilcrzeg, grocer. Uex Ne. 42, C. Finger, gieeer, S. W. Tayler, grocer. Uex Ne. 411, Oscar Damp, butcher, Annie E. WaiTi'l, butcher. . Uex Ne. 45, Gee. Shulmyer, coal dealer, Win. Selieenberger, 27 West Fred crick, l'aumgaidncr's coal office. Bex Ne. 4G, W. II. Bellinger, baker, II. Short, grocer. Bex Ne. 51, Chas. Shadier, 541 High, Jehn If act, 019 High. Bex Ne. 52, Mai tin KempfV saloon. A. Wetter, 520 Poplar. Bex Ne. 53, Philip Ilallcr's cigar store, Henry Uehrer's saloon. Bex Ne. 51, Hays's giecery, Ne. 1 cot ton mill, P. U. Ffidney, 220 Seuth Queen, .Ne. 2 cotton mill. Bex Ne. 5G, new gas works, A. Ifamm, S-lrf Prince. Bex Ne. 01, I. L. Uauinau. grocer, Jehn Hege, grocer. Bex N 62, Win. Wohlsen. carpenter. Bex Ne. 03, Jehn Black, drug store, S. B. Cox. S3 East. German. Bex Ne. 04, Jehn Gretzuer, beer saloon, Jno. W. Heinan, butcher. Bex Ne. 05, L. Aaren, grocer, Wm. M. Deen, 30 Locust. LITTLE LOCALS. iicxe, Tliere and Everywhere. Court will meet at 10 a. m. for current business and the argument of short rules. This morning the mayor discharged four vagrants and sent one drunk te jail for a short term. This morning Alderman McConemy had one train-rider, who was arrested by Officer Gibbcrt of the railroad police, aud he was given ten days in jail. Last evening about 7 o'clock seme boy thicw a base ball against the window pane in the front of Christian Sharp's confec tionery, en East King street, cracking the glass. The ball then glanced and struck au express wagon breaking a wheel from it. Lctteis addressed as fellows are held at the posteflice because the writers neglected te affix the necessary postage stamps : " Mr. Simen R. Snyder, Mount Jey. Pa." " Mr. Jehn Eckcrtnach, Millport, Lane, county, Pa." " tl Miss Walters, present. A special train will be put en the Penn sylvauia railroad, betweeu Parkesbuig and this city, for Saturday only ; that being the 1st el Apil when trade will be heavy. It will leave Parkesburg at 8:10 a. m., and returning will leave this city at 4 p. in. . J. B. McGibeuy, father of the celebrated family of musicians, is in town te-day making arrangements for the appearance of the company in the afternoon and even ing of April 8th. He reports the family as being well ; they have been in Philadcl- puianu winter, una nave appeared in a number of halls in the city every night te big business. A Beem for Sir. North. -Miillintewn Democrat ami Register. We had a very pleasant call from Hen. Hugh M. North, of Columbia, en Friday. Mr. North was born and reared in Juniata county. After attaining his majority he settled in Columbia and opened a law office. As a lawyer he stands at the head of the Lancaster bar, aud as a citizen he is respected by all. He is an ardent Demo crat, a true patriot aud an honest man ; and the very person the Democratic state convention should nominate for governor. He could attend te Beaver's case in the . Juniata valley ; and Lancaster county, the old guaul of Republicanism in Pennsylva nia, would waver. If placed en the ticket we feel certain it would be Governer North for the next four years. Drunk and Disorderly. Jehn Meran get 90 days from Alderman Spurrier this afternoon for being drunk and disorderly. Julia Reilly get 30 days and Themas Reilly 20 days. COLUMBIA NEWS. OCR REGULAR COKRESPONDKSCE. Affairs Along tlie Susquehanna Gleaning In and Around the Borough PlcKed ni by . the Intelligencer's Reporter. The meeting of persons interested in the beat club announced for this evening is deferred. Mr. Schefield and family moved te Washington boreugli te-day. E. E. Lutheran church mite society a Rev. W. P. Evaus, te-night. Forty men will quit the Susquehanna rolling mills te go into thelfishing business ; some of their places will be filled by men from Dun cannon. Town council te-night. Rebert Ifeech, constable, aud whose term expires the 17th of April, has been tendered aud accepted a position in Read ing te furnish COO shad per day. Water has been let in the canal and navigation will be commenced cither en Saturday or the beginning of next week. Mr. Sherick, a brother of Jehn Sherick, living in Wash ington borough, while carrying a buudle of tobacco, accidentally struck his eye against a hook, lacerating the eyelid very badly. Anether false alarm of lire last night Mr. bamuc! Alhseu bad a stroke of paralysis in the store this morning and bad te be carried home ; he is. -till insensi ble Twe men, tobacco manufacturer, have opened lecently in Columbia. The Lan caster shifter has been sent te the Colum bia shops for repairs. Miss Carrie Heffer, a teacher in the lower end is visiting her parents. Rey. Henry Wheeler took his final departure this morning te the general regret of his parishioners and the people generally ; a number of the M. E. church congregation assembled at the depot te sec him off. ' Mr. H. Denley, of Henry Clay furnace, celebrated his fei ty seventh birthday last night by handsomely entertaining the Citizens' band at his residence, his hospi tality including a bountiful repast pro vided by the skillful bauds of Mrs. Denlev aud a number of her lady friends. Mr. Jehn Lawler showed the boys through the furnace and whs untiring and very suc cessful in making thiug3 pleasant for the visitors. Mr Albert Slade, en behalf (f the band, presented Mr. Denley with a bjuquet, te which the host responded in a few apprepiiate remarks. Cheers and music leunded out the festivities, and be fore their dcpaiture Mr. Denley presented the baud with a neat sum of money, which was very acceptable. The follewiug officers of the Orien ledge, Ne. 870, 1. O. of O. F. were elected last evening : N.G. Dr. G. W. Uenititeisel. V. G. Gee. Tille. Secetary. F. P. I). Miller. Asst. Secetary. Alfred C. Brunei'. Treasurer. G W. Sehreedcr. Trustee. J. C. Gitt. charged with ueiuu i:v. Twe Strangers Accused or Stealing a "Waleli. Last evening Christian Shunbley, a resi dent of Yerk, lest his watch, aud he thinks it was taken from him while he was in the Posing Sun hotel," en West King street. While seated in the bar-room thcie was a party of three young men, including Gee, Bailey and James Parrel sitting around, and he thinks that one of them stele the watch. Tlie two men named were r.rrcsled this'nierniiig, and committed in default of bail for a hearing before Alderman Spur rier. Beth men are strangers here, and since they have been in the city have been associating with tramps and men of bad character. The third man who was with them has net yet been caught. The watch is of silver with an open face, and its num ber is 1317. ' Knst Lyune." Miss Ada Giay appeared befeie a geed audience in Fulton opera house la&L night, in the play of " East Lynuc." While the lady Iieiself is undoubtedly possessed of dramatic talent, she has been unfortunate in her selection of support, as the com pany were with a few exceptions entirely unequal te their paits. Miss Gray smug gled against a very bad cold, and the per formance as a whole was rather dreary, long-drawn-out and hardly te be compared with the previous rendition of the piece by Miss Gray and a much better company. Decoration Uratieu. Marriett Brosius, esq., has received an invitation from the G. A. R., at Albany, New Yerk, te deliver the oration in that city en the occasion of the decoration of the soldiers' graves en the 30th of May next. Mr. Brosius will accept the invita tion if nothing in the meantime prevents Lim from visiting Albany. Should he be there, we can premise our Albany friends a line oration. ltreke II is Leg. Edwaid Burke, of Wilmington, Del , who took charge of the large rolls ar. the Penn iron company, about two weeks age, had one of his legs broken at the ankle to day while changing rollers, one of th m fallin-r en it. Dr. Jehn L. Atlee. jr., set the bone aud he was taken te his bearding house at Mrs. Dennelly's, en West Orange street. Sale or Mules. Samuel Hess & Sen, aucts., sold at pub lic sale, yesterday, at Sensenig's drove aud stock yards, Lancaster city, for Heward Baily, 9 pair .of Kentucky mules, at an average price of $348 per pair. The high est pair "brought $438. STirc Alarm Cards. The IxTELLiGKXCEit fire alarm pocket cards arc ready for distribution. Call at this office and get one. Amusements. "Deacon Crankett" Te-night. The charn: charn: ingdemestlc drama or "Deacon Crankett" will be enacted at Fulton opera house te night. Sl'EVlAL XOTlVJCii. Sublimely ltcantirul. A pair et beautiful Sun-flewew en liasels will be mailed lree te any lady who will send ten cents in pentage stampt or money te Dr. C, W. Ilcnsen, Se. 106 Eulaw St. Baltimore, Md. 100 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore, aid. mlf-2wdJlw l'roef Everywhere. If any Invalid r sick person has the least doubt of the power and efficacy of Hep Hit ters te cure them, they can llnd cases exactly, like their own, in their own neighborhood, with proof positive that they can be easily and permanently cured, atn trifling cost or ask your druggist or physician. Greenwich, Feb. 11, 13S(. Hep Bitters Ce. Sins 1 was given tin by the doctors te die of scrofula consumption. Twe bottles et your Bitters cured me. ml5-2wd&w Lebet Brewki:. Brown Household JCimacea Is the most eflectlvc Pain Destroyer In the world. Will most surely quicken the bleed, whether taken internally or applied externally.and thereby mere certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain alleviator, and it Is warranted double the strength et any similar preparation. It cures pain In tlie Side, Back or Bowels, Sere Threat, Rheumatism and all aches, and is THE GREAT BELIEVEB OF PAIN. "Bnews's Household Pasacea" should be in every lamily. A tcaspoenful of tlie Panacea in a tumbler et het water sweetened if preferred J, taken at bed time win jiiieak up a cole. 25 eta a' bottle. febll-lydM.W&S&w Celdex's Lleblg's Liquid Beet and Tonic In- vujorater win cure indigestion, and perpetu ate bodily vigor. Take no ether et druggists. m22-lwdeedw Nobody enjoys the nicest surroundings if in bad health. There are miserable people about te-day te whom a hotUe et Parker's Ginger Tenle would bring mere solid comfort than all the doctors they have ever tried. Sec ether column. .ml-lmdeod&cew Expcrlentla Decel. We must tell seme men a great deal te teach them a little, but the knowledge of the cura tive properties of Spring Blessem in cases et sick headache, indigestion, and biliousness Is bought by experience. Trice 50 cents. Fer sale at II. J!. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street. Metnersi .netnen:i Meiners: Are you disturbed at 'night and broken of your rest by asick child sutlcring and crying with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ". If sr,, go at once and get a bottle et M US. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRU P. It will re lieve the peer little sufierer immediately de pend upon it; there's no mistake about it. There is net a mother en earth who has ever used it, who will net tell you at once that 1; will res ate the bowels, and give rest, te the mother, ind relief and health te the child, operatic g 1 ike ni-vjie. It Is perfectly ate te use in all cases,' and pleasant te the taste, and Is tlie prescription et one et the eldest and best female physician, ami nurses in the United Si.'.ie-. Seli! everywhere; '25 cents a tetlk-. arMul.twM.W&S (Je te ii. li. Miei.iv.n's nrug store, 137 North Queen street, ler Mrs. Freei.ian'x Xeiv A'a A'a tienal Dye. Fer brightness and durability et eo!er,aro unequaled. Celer from 2 te 5 pounds. Directions in Kniii-h and German. Price. 15 cents. "Life, Urewin, ucauty.'" " What we all admire" and hew te secure it: A tine head of hair in its nr.l tiral color is such an adjunct, te beauty that no one who prizes geed leeks fdieuld neglect te use " Londen Hair Celer Resteier," the most cleanly and de lightful article ever introduced te the Ameri can people. It is totally dilfeient lrem all ethers net sticky or gummy, ami free lrem all impuic ingredients that render many ether preparations obnoxious. It thicken thin hair, restore gray h.Ur, gives it new life, keeps the s-culp clean and healthy, causing the hafr te grew where it had fallen en" or become thin, does net soil or statu anything, and is se per fectly and elegantly prepared as te umke it a lasting hair dieting aim toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon eon Hair Restorer" Is sold by all druggists, at "" cent a bellle. Hx bottles ler $1. rci3M.W.S&v.' Nultiiiig hiiuit of UnmlMtakHble lteuelita Conferred upon lens of thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain the leputatien which Ateii's Saiisa7aiulla enjoys. It is a compound of she vegetable alteratives, witii the Iodides of Potassium and Iren, and is the mest effectual of nil remedie.-. ter scrofulous, mcrcuiial, or bleed disorders Uniformly successful ami crtuin in its remedial effect, it produces rapid and complete cures et Scref ulu, Seres, Beils, Humors. I'imples, Eruptions, Skin I)l,caes and all disorders rising from Impurity of the bleed. fly its invigeiatiug effect it always relieve r.nd often cures Liver Complaint, female Vi eaknesses and Irregu larities, and is a p-.li tit renewcr of vitality. Fer purifying the Meed it has no eijual. It tones up the system, restores and preserves the liealth, and impaits vier and energy. Fer lerty years it has been in extensive use, and is te-day the most available medicine ler the suffering tick anywhere, for sale by all dealer.-. m'2t lwdeed&w Debilitiite.l persnns.and sufferers from wast ing diseases uc!i as consumption, scrofula, kidney affections, will be greatly benciltted by using Brown's Iren Hitters. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster. ni27-lvdv llen't nie u the Heuse. A-k druggists ler "Bough en Itals." It clears out rats, mice, bed-bug-, reaches, ver min, files, ants, insects 13c. per boy. Slcln DIsiiiKcs " i;tircd by lr. Swayne's Ointment. What is mere distressing than an obstinate skin disease, and why i croons should suffer a single hour wl.cn they have :t sure cure in "Swiiync'-iOintmcnt " is past our comprehen sion. The worst casej et tetter, itch, salt rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching piles, yield te Its wenderinl all healing quali ties. 1'implesen the f.ieu and blotches en the skin .ire removed by using tlii healing oint ment. Perfectly sale, and harmless even en the most tender infant. Itc.r-ing l'ile.s Symp toms are moisture, intense itching, particu larly at night after getting warm In bed ; ether parts an; seniet lines affected, f- way tie's Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne & Sen, .v; Jferth Seventh street, Philadelphia, Pa., le whom all letters should be addressed. Sold by all prominent druggists. Jan'20-.1mdTTh&F&ws A COl!- stepped. cur-able Brown's ;h. Celd or sere 'inreat. should oe Kegiect ircqucnf lylresulis m an In l.'.ing til-ease or Consumption, iweneiiial Treche de net disorder the -temnch !ik. cough Sj-rupa and balsams, but stct directly en tlieiiu'iamed parb,, allaying ii'iUitlen. KiM: Mile! In Asthma, llrenciiial Cenglu, Catarrh, and the Threat TieuMes which Slnger.-t.iii'l Public. Speaker- -.iiesubiect te. Fer thirty years Ilrewn's drencliial Troene.s nave lie.-u lccem-uem'i. I by physi cians, and alwuy.- j,h-;j ;,erlect satisfaction. -J Having hscii tested by whie and ce'.istaut use for nearly u entire soneratien, they have at tained wr) .iici-iied ruukameng the tewstaple remedies ei tin- a'jy. Sold at i" cents a box ever'w iiore. luS-lvd't'TliA.tlvw ki,scuk; ii-tieiti i:ath The foilewing.-tatementof William J Cough I!n, of Semcrviltt-, ula-s., is se rcmHrkabictliat we beg te ask ter it the attention of our read er, lie says: "In the fall of 1S7C 1 was taken with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed by a severe tough. I seen began te lese my appetite and lie.sli. I was se weak at one time that I could net leave my bed. In the summer et lfc77 1 was admitted te the City Hospital. Whi'c there the doctors said I had a hole in my left lung nsbigas a half cellar. 1 expend ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med icine. I wasieiar (reneat one time a repe t wen mound lhati was dead. I xavc up hope, lint it friend told me el Die W'jr. Hall's ISalsam forth I.cncs. I lai.giicd at m -friends, think ing t liat my ease nns incurable, hut 1 get a bottle te Mitlsty them, when te my surerise and gratification, 1 commenced te leel better. My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to day I feci in better spirits than I have the past three years. "1 write litis hoping" you will publish it, se that everyone atltictcd v.ith Diseased Lungs will be induced te take Dr. Win. Hall's Dalsam ler the l.ung-, and be convinced that con cen sumpi'u can be cured. I have taken two bottles and cr.n positively say that it has done mere geed fian all ether medicines I have taken since my sickness. My enngh 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 130 North Qnecn sire iv23-lvdcedTli&w2 IlKNUV'S -JABJIOMU SALVE. The best Salve in the. world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tcttcr.chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin eruption-., Irecklcs aud pimples. The salve is e.iranteed te give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Be sure you get Henrj's Carbolic Salve, as nil ethers arc but imitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents. Sei-i in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore, l.'!7 -d .! North Queen street. A lined Angel'M Visit A Tale ei "Kesa dalts." Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day, and found her sad awl sialiing, dearest friend, once bright and guy, new scarce could keep lrem crying ; ler, "eh," she said, "'tis a dis grace te see with scrofula, my lace se badly marred !" then said her friend, " Kesadalis will yinir troubles end." Blanche called en Kate no! her day and fount! her once mere blithe and gay. her face as radiant, skin us fair, as any maiden's anywhere. Fer skin diseases and impure bleed, there's nothing in the world se geed as Be.-adalis, it drives away all skindiserdcif, humor, nay, it tones 'the sys tem, cures your ills and banishes all doctor's bills! Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Stere, 187 and 13!) North Queen street. 'v30-lydeed&w3 Hew my threat hurts ! Then why don't you uie Hale's Heney of Horehound and Tar? PiKc's Toothache Dreps cuie in one minute. m2Mwdced&w 1'UK FA. unit ItS KBltiND Dr. liarber'tt Bed Horse'Pewders are the best in tlie market. They are net a mere loed made et inert and cheap materials, but a veritable Medicine. They contain tour times thestrength of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will cure and fatten stock In one-fourth the time, acting ul rtiicc upon tlie digestive organs and secretions, and may be safely relied upon ler the cure' of coughs, colds, distemper, glanders anil all diseases or horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry. They will increase tlie quantity and quality of milk in cows and keep alfkinds of stock in a healthy condition. Sold everywhere at 2e. per pack, C ler $1; large size 40c, or :i ler $1. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Ding Stere, 137 and 139 North .Queen streets. aug2-lvdeed&wl lfW ADVERTISEMENTS. .. OPKINu i.xlOSH GOOU!-. PRUSTO T.Qfliac SmtlTKr fHnfliQ UdUirJb 13U1MJJ0 UlUUlfc. this season. Alse, Scotch and Eng lish suitings, cheviot, etc. Our stock of Ladies' Siding Habit r . Cleths is mere complete than ever Jllttlll0 Hahlt lIOlilS before, and embraces all colors, juuiu0 iiaiut viutui.. shades and qualities of Imported and Demestic Fabrics. Our collection of Ladies' Spring Suit ings is very extensive and contains l.Qflioe'NiiiMTiO'Nqpln-iitYo all the standard and new stylish de- UdUltJfc 0HIUnOrtl-lvllli. signs for early Spring -ear; small checks, plaids, fancy mixtures, etc., in all grades, Spring Cassimeres.- Handsome Suitings, S p r i n g Overceatings. SIB MS, IIHT i CO., GfcOTH HOUSE, MAEKET and NINTH STS., - Philadelphia! What is beauty's eliietest charm Melting eyes or rosebud lips, Flowing tresses, lertn of grace V Xe; tine teeth these charms eclipse. And their sure preserver is SOZODOXT, best dentifrice ni"S-Hvt endw Skin Diseases Cerel lt Ml l-rn7tnr'j 1 nm Ili'v-rM irx"i l-innaMu . Fwzier's Maeic Oiktment. ..j ...... ..-.. ...,.. u u. ............ ..,ij.., ii ey magic pimpics, niaeif neaus or --runes, Dieiciics and eruptions en the tacc, leaving the skin clear, healthy and bciaititul. Alse cures Itch, baibur's Itch, salt rheum, tetter, ring worm, scald head, chapped hands, son nipples, sere lips, old, ebrtinatc uh--r- and sere, Ac. SKIJJ DISEASE. , h Drake. cm., Cleveland, ()., guttered beyond all description lrem a skin disease which ap peared en his hands, head and luce, and nearly destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor dector docter ing had tailed te help him, and after all had failed he used Dr. Frazicr's Magic Ointment and was cured by a few applications. The first and only positive cure ler skin diseases ever discovered. Fer sale by II. It. Ceehra,u, 137 and IV) North Queen street, I.anca'tcr. IIKN11Y & CO., Sele Proprietors, ft! Vcspy Street, New Ynnlc. Fer lllinil, lilccdhig, Itching or LMceiuled PilCS, 1)11. WlLLIAM'8 IXr.IAX PlLK OlXTMCXT H a sure cure. Price $1.00, by mail. Fer sale at Cochran's Drug store. fcb27-M&Thd&w Dr. Cruxier's Knet Kilters. Frazicr's Keet Hitters are net a dram-shop Whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every sense. Tney act strongly upon the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regubi'', make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the nervous and cleanse, tin; bleed and sytc;n et every impurity. Fer Dizziness, Hush et IJloed le l!ie Head, tending te Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, fevi-r and Ague, Dropsy, Pimpics and lilelchcs, Screti! Ions Humors and Seros, Tetter, King Werm, White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sere. Eyes and ler young men buttering from Weakness rv De bility caused from lmprudeuce,and te females in delicate health, Frnzier's Ifoet Hitters are especially recommended. Dr. Frazier : I have used two bottles of your Keet Hitters ter Djspcpsia, Dizziness, Weak lings and Kidney Discases,and t hey did me mei e troed than all the doctors and the medicine 1 ever used. Frem the lirst dose 1 took I be- gan te li.cud, and I am new in. perfect health and feci as well as I ever did. 1 consider your medicine one el the greatest of blessings. Mrs. ii. Martin, Cleveland, O. Sold by II. 11. Cochran, 137 and 13!) North Queen street, at 11 per bottle. Iliixirr & Ce. Sele Pioprlcteis, il Vcsry street. New Yerk. fiH-w&sd&w JfOhLTlVAl.. "IOK JUKV CUMMISSIONKIC. WILLI AM ELLMAKEK, Ot Karl township. Subject te the decUien et tlie Democratic county convention, in.teil.tw IOIl ilUKY COAtMlSSIONKft: BENJAViIN tlUItKR, Eighth warn. City. .Subject te the derision of the Democratic County Cenvcntltm. marie-lcditw "f70It JUKV CUM.MISS1DNK1C , JEUOJIE B. SHULTZ, Ot 'Kllzabethtewii boreugli. Subject te the decision et the Democratic county conven tion. nuMcd&w NEW AliVEJCTISEMKX S. IU H. IJ-. STE1IMAN. Office: 10 SOUTH PUIXCE STUEET. Itcmeved from 47 North Prince street. Jtd irv TONS TOBACCO FOK SALE. 1U DLANDON STATION. Daks county. Pa., East Penn. Railroad. Call en C. W. Kauffman. Jehn Zerder, David K. Peters, Penrose Wright, Moses Retherinel, Jehn Ucrnand. niKHwrt PUItl.IC MALI' OF nORSK- -N SAT URDAY, APRIL1, 1882, will be sold at tlie Mcrrimac Heuse, Lancaster, Pa., One Car Lead et Western Reserve Horses. Sale te commence nt 1 o'clock p. m. ;tJ EORU E' -J KOaSM A N'. Sam'l IIkss & Sex. Aucts. ia2tilli TTIOK SAI.K. J? One New Estcy l'stcy Organ. $70. ' Orean. $00: one new were cjr These organs changed for Wilcox & White organs, am quite new. MRS. CLARA D. KING. 1 aie General Agent. Wilcox & White Organ, ltd 150 East King street. PUBLIC SALtS OF HOUSBUOI.U AND Kitchen Furniture, en FRIDAY MORN ING, MARCH 31, 1882, at Ne. 166 East Vine ftreet. Lancaster city. Pa , two Dedstcads and Redding. Cottage Suit, Chairs. Tables. Sink. Cook and Parler Steves, Gkfes and Queens ware, and ethep articles net mentioned. Sale te commence at 9 o'clock, a. in., sharp. It J-. HESS & SON, Aucts. rilUK T.IOSW COMMON MEAT OF CAS- X CER Is en the margin of the lower lip. Here It is first noticed, either as an excoria tion or lissure, with thickened edges, running across the the lip lrem before backwards, or ns a hypertrophy of a line et papillte along the margin of the mucous membranp.clesc up te the skin. Cancers and tumors of all kinds permanently cured without pain or using the knife by II. 1). LONGAKER, 51. D. OlUce : Ne. 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster Consultation tree. mSU-Std&w PK1VATK SALE. THE UDEltSIGNEO offers at private sale the following de scribed property, te wit : All that very valuable farm, CONTAINING 17 ACRES, mere or less; situatud en the south side of East King street, in the city et Lancas ter, immediately opposite the Lancaster coun ceun t.v ptisen, and adjoining lards et Herman Miller. Jacob S. Miller and lands et the Direc tors el" the Poerot Lancaster county. This is one et the most desirable and valua ble pieces of real estate In the county of Lan caster; has a geed DWELLING HOUSE and out-lienses, with geed Darn and ether im provements. It is particularly valuable for buildinglets, being Id the very best part of the city of Lancaster, and especially adapted for a truck farm. The entire piece Is laid out in buihling lets. Fer lurtlicr information call en HENRY SUUUERT, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, Ne. 6 Court Avenue, where the draft et said property can be seen. ni"0 tfd WOOLENS 0ur assortment of Ladies' Suiting Cleths includes a wide range in the catalogue of colors in all the new shades, combination and effects of Fine American Cassimeres and Enjj lish and French-Treuserings in all the "very newest designs for gentlemen's wear. New effects of Scheeller. Wulflng, Bockhacker, Forstmann & Hoffmann, Jehn Tayler, Clay and all the leading standard makes of gentlemen's suitings. Steckinets, Kerseys, Meltons, Cork screw, Mixed Twills in medium and "very thin weights for Spring and Fall Outside Coats for Gentlemen. YA'ir AWJHiriSElLhXTS. 4 N ILMfUllNlSHKD ltUOM, COIN VKNI- 1. ciitly located, wanted tr a single gentle man. Inquire at THIS OFFl(JK. ltd w rANTKU AT A HOTIS1. IX COI.IUI- lerred). Permanent situation nt geed wages. '-"J "ltd Address 1SOX t;., Columbia, l'a. , ,.yjl ATTOKNEY, HAS I 3 Kemeved his Ollicu lrem 5 ' Xerth Duke street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, immedi ately in Iteur of Court Heuse, I.eng'n Xcw Huihliug. inlT-ttd DISSOLUTION Or l'AKTNKUSHll'. On and after April 1st, lSS'i, the partner ship et iN-HIy & Keller will be dissolved. All collections will be made and business contin ued by . ni2U-tiilapl KAUFFJI AS, ICEM.KIt .1 CO. ?.U!Sr.lC SAI.K SF IIOKSKS. ON SAT 1. 1SS2. will be seid at I UIID VY. APUU.. me corner et mgn street am tuueir. auey. Ne. -J"-, one lllack Mure, one Dark Drewn Mali: and a. line Celt, nine mouths old. Mut l.e .'old, nir'uer going West same day. Sale at 10 o'clock a. m. FUED. MADEXDACH. lACOU O'CXDAUKn, AUCt. e0-2t Dissr.uTJtN or iAni.-Ni:i;.siiii. The partnership heretofore existing be tween S. K. Uallcy and W. W. ISailey, trading as S. K. I.uiley & Ce., has this day been dis solved by mutual consent. All pen-ens know ing ttiemselvc indebted te and thee having claims arainst the late til ui, will present them te S. Ei ltailey ter settlement, who will con tinue the business at the old stand, and rc spccttully solicits it continuance et the pat ronage heretofore se liberally besteweJ. S. E. UAII-EY, 2S-3til W. W. UAILEY. riH liuii.ut-Ks. X Sealeil proposals, endersed: "Proposals ter Erection of Scheel Itnilding." will be re ceived liv the undersigned until WEDNES DAY. APK1K 12, ISsJ, at 12 in., for the erection et a Scheel llnildingen Maner street, I.anca-s-ler. Pa. The buihling te be erected in accordance witlrthc plans aud pccilicatienH adopted by tlie Committee en Itulidings and 'jreunds.and new open te builders at Ne. 29 East King street. The s.mie te be completed before AUGUST 12, 1SS., with penalty et non-compliance. Didders will name their security with proposals. The right Is reserved te reject iinver all bids. IJy order of the Committee. J. I. IIAUTMAX, Chairman. 2!M!td Ne. 2:5 West Chestnut street. tf YOU WANT ; J ' BARGAINS FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION At the Lewest Prices in Lancaster. Call at II ESS fc FLTNN'S, 148 and 150 NORTH QUEEN ST., and 246 WEST KING ST. in17-2wdR EN TEBTAIN3IENTS. ltULTOn OI'KttA.IIOCSE. THURSuAY EVENING, MAR.' 30. THE HIT OF THE SEASON ! Deacon Crankett, ity the author of HELEN'S BABIES ! Rewritten and reconstructed under the man agement et J. M. Illl.Ii. A XKW YORK SUCCESS ! A CHICAGO SUCCESS ! A UN1VERSA I. SUCCESS! SEE IT! SEE IT I ADMISSION 35c, 00c, and 75c. RESERVED SEATS 75c. Fer snle at opera house efflce. ni23-3td Jb'OJt HAL.E. Pislilll-- HAY, WESTERN COKN AND Oats for sale at Lcaman Place at all times at market prices. Alse, COAL AND I.UMP.ER. i?l-3md II. II. ROHRER. OTUBK KOOM FOlt KENT, AVrLY TO PHILIP LEUZELTER, leb27-ttd 241 North Queen street. F DU fAt.K. AN IMMENSE NU.IllSh.!: Otr j HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, Ac, of all descriptions, in all localities and at alt prices. NEW CATALOGUE, with prices, free te every one. ALLAN A. IIERR X CO., decU-Smd . S North IJuke street. FOK KENT. AN ELEGANT KOOM, 75x 30 feet, en the leurth fleer. Will be ready ler occupancy seen alter APRIL 1st. Apply at the office el the INQUIRER COMPANY, mi-t-3td Ne. 2i7 North Prince Street. 1J 11I.1C SALE ON FRIDAY, .MARCH 31. at Ne. 42K West King street, a large let of household and kitchen furniture, walnut fur niture, carpet and everything pertaining te a first-class lurnished house. Sale te commence at 10 o'clock. MRS. W1TMER. Samuel Hess & Sex, Auct's. 2td OK KENT STORE KUOMr IK BY 40 leet, with new plate- glass front, high ceil ing ; located en the main business street and next deer te the posteflice, Columbia, Lancas ter county. Pa. ; lias been occupied as a book store for tlie last sixteen years and is one ei the best stands in the county ter that business. It is a fine opening for anyone who under stands the book and stationer business. Pos session given immediately. Address JOHN FENDKICil. miJ-lwd Columbia, Lane. Ce., li. THIRD EDIT1M. THURSDAY EVEN'S. SCAB. 30, 1882. A KIYER JE0KK0B. BUKN1NG OF A MISSISSIPPI PACKET. The Gelden City with One Hundred Seuls en Beard Wrapped In Flames at Mem phis Upwards of Fifty Lives Lest. Motrin, March 30. The Cincinnati and Xew Orleans packet, Gelden City, en route from New Orleans te Cincinnati, was burned at her wharf at 8:3fo'cleck this morning. Between thirty and fifty lives were lest, principally women and cuueren. The Gelden City left New Orleans last Saturday with a crew of about CO and 40 cabin passengers, including 15 women and 9 children. When she was approaching the whatf here at 4:30 this morning she was discovered te be en fire. She was at once headed for shore and in four minutes touched Bcale street wharf. The line thrown out parted and the burning steam er then lleated with the swift current down stream. Sem.c of the passengers had already leaped oil", but many of them wcre still confined in the burning mass as it drifted away. Among these kuewn te be lest are Dr. Monahan and wife, of Jacksen, Ohie ; Mrs. Crary, of Cincinnati ; Miss Lula Crary, of Cincinnati ; W. H. Stewc, wife and two children ; Ollie "Weed aud wife, of Ilcmleisen. Ivy.; Mrs. Annie Smith, el Mass.; Miss Cambell, Mrs. Heleu Percival, Mrs. L. E. Kounz and three children. Ii is impossible te give a full list, as the steamer's books were lest. Among the saved is II. B. Hewell, of Philadelphia. All the officers were Laved, except Second Engineer Rebert Kclley, who remained at his pest. The lire broke out amid ship and spread with lightning-like rapidity. One of the pilots rushed through the cabin, breaking in the state room doers and raising an alarm among sleeping passengers, but in five minutes after the fire was discovered the entire vessel was ablaze. Stewe's cir cus was aboard and six cages of animals aud birds, wagons, tents and horses were lest When the burning blcamcr touched the wharf the lire communicated te some coal barges there, and the tug Oriele was burned. "THE MISTAKES OF MOSES. SiM'.tii C'.trelliia's ex-Ge vcrner Committed for Naughty Tricks. New Yerk, laich SO. Ex-Governer Franklin G. Moses", of Seuth Carolina, who was arrested here yesterday for swindling Freebern G. Smith, a piano manufacturer, of Brooklyn, wa3 ar raigned in the Tomb-s police court te-day. The. complaint of Edgar W. Crowd 1, of 103 Broadway, "was taken against Me.fcs. It alleges that en Feb. 10th accused, by misrepresenting himself as Antheny Whitey, of Grcnvillc, Seuth Carolina, by means of a check purporting te be payable by the Greenville national bank (ildainrd fretr- him the sum of $150. Moses said in answer te questions that he was 10 year.", old. a lawyer by profession aud resided in West 23th street. He asked for an examination, but was committed for trial in default of bail. Brooklyn officers were in attendance te take hiin ever there for trial, but the New Yerk authorities declined te surrender him until he had been tried for the offences he committed in t!iis city. 15Y WlJ-E. Artcrnoen Telegrams Condensed. .Teshcp liart. of Gnysbore, and William Frederick, of Ilalifax. U. S., seamen en the Ceble steamer Minia were lest in a terrific gale last Tuesday. Gibsen beat Geeken by three lengths in the beat race ever the Thames champion ship course te-day. The shipbuilders of Portland, Me., struck for an advance of fifty cents and get it. Twe trains tele-'ceped en the Intercolo Intercelo Intercole nial railroad, near Halifax, this morning. One man was killed and several injured, though net fatally. The Berlin pelice interrupted a secret meeting of Socialists and arrested 27. A serious sti ike has occurred at Barce Barce eona and ether towns against any reform of the tarifl". Fifty arrests, have been made. The World compositors held out in their demand, aud the proprietors aver their de termination net t3 take them back if they have joined the typographical union. Convicted or Murder in the Second Degree -Baltimore, Md., March 30 The jury in the case of Itichard Moere, tried for the homicide of Capt. Casper Smith, en beard the schooner Shilldrake, in this harbor, en the 28th of December last, this morning rendered a verdict of guilty el -murder in the second degree. The penalty is from (ive te eighteen year imprisonment in the discretion of- the court. AVEAT1IEK INDICATIONS. "WAsmxoTex, D. C, March 30. Fer the Middle Atlantis states local rains in northern portion, partly cloudy weather in the southern portion, followed te-night by cooler north te west winds, and rising barometer. l'eudcr mill Explosion. ScraSten, March 30. The elephant powder mills at Hick's Ferry, blew up last night, slightly injuring the night watchman. The shock was felt twenty miles distant. Chinese Laborers In British Columbia. Victeria, B. C, March 30 Twe steam ship leads of Chinese have sailed from Heng Keng for this pert, and lour thou sand meic men are expected. They are te work en the railroad. Murdered by Kobbera. Tccsen, JIarch 30. J. McIIeevy was yesterday found murdered in his ranche near here, supposed by robbers. IAMKJBTB. Philadelphia Market. PB1LADKI.PB1A, March 3'.'. Fleur quiet but firm; Superfine, S3 75i 23; Exfa. $4 75 $3 25; Ohie and Indiana lamily, $0 5007 23; Pcnn'a lamily. $ 126 25 ; St. Leui- Extra, $7 7 50 : de Straight, 7 237 50 ; Winter Patent, 7 508 23. Ryelleur$lC5Ql 73. Wheat dull and weak; Del. and Penn'a lied, SI 3731 Si ; de Amber, $1 SSS1 40. Cern scaice and wanted. Oats scarce and wanted. Rye nominal nt 808S)c. Previsions steady. Lard steady. Butter sold up cle-eiii choice grades and firm; Creamery extra, 434c; Vestern. 42 43c ; de geed te choice 38f)i0c Rolls scarce and firm. Eggs flnn and supplies light. ' Cheese firm and moderately active. Petroleum steady; Refined, 75j. Whisky at $120. Seeds geed -tp prime clever dull at "!4 Sc ; de de Timethy dullat 12 02 73 : dodo Flaxccd at $ 1 40. Grain and Prevision Quotation. One o'clock quotations el grain and previ-v ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt. Rreker, I5 .tast King street. JIarch 30. Chicago. Cern Oats :ci .42 Philadelphia. .7B5i MX Wheat April... 1.35-; Perk 1C.97 17.17K 1.40 l.ard 10.85 1100 Aiay. 1.28 June... 1.20 LSfi 1.37 1.33 March.. April... May.... .JOM .si .7i .&; UW atOCK Hlttl, Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 21,000 head; ship I38'300,.0'" market strong, actlve and Hfmi'i 'lualltyeoed: brisk market; common togeodmlxtd. 6 igt70; heavy packin-and Cattle Receipt.-. 5.000 head ; shipments. .1 .-.Off de ; market very-active and prices !0c liMier -general market faily as geed ter sellers as the' best day last week ; experts. $i 90f37 CO : "oed te choice shipping. $6 25QJ70; common te lair. $5 400610; mixed butchers', geed te cheice strong, $3 750350 ; common te lair dull at $2 75fl.1 75 : stockers and feeders m':-,'ti 515. " Sheep Receipts. 3,400 head ; shipment,, 2,fiOC de : market steady and Arm ; offerings only of tair quality; Inferior te fair. $l ieg."" .vi : 2ellum te geed, S3 73Q6 ; choice teextra, $S le 66 23 : shearings, $4gdr East LiMurrr CatUe Receipts. 153 head; 2JtKSs.tSr,n ; cxtra. 36 73 ; fair te geed, te 750 25; common. $565 SO. n.,?gT1?,ce,D, S0J head; market 9lew ; Philadelphia,? 2367 50; Yorkers, CQtWSu. Sheep Receipts. 600 head ; market linn ; prices range at $5 50gtJ 73; geed clipped, S3 89 ms, 5c. ew xerc Market. Nbw ebk. March 30. Fleur State western In buyers' iaver ; light expert and and mime uaue. neuiiierii iuiei ami wcaic. Wheat heavy and unsettled ; ?iic lower -fair speculative trading; Ne. 2 Red. April $1 397j,'ai ; de May, 11 333)1 3-K ; de .June 1 3161 3 ; de July. $1 22OI -a?;-. Cern eneued flrni. afterwards hec-inm irral- and declined lie ; mixed Western, 73S7'Hie ; futures. 76j77ke. Oatsabent'c better, including Se. -"Hay. 51K31jc: ,0 jP; se-c: State, MQirsc ; Western. 53Q60c stneK.-narmei. Xew Yerk, I-nlladclphki and Lecal Stecss alie United States Bend? reported daily Iiy Jacob it. Lenq, 22 Xerth I'ueeii street. Mareli 3.1. 10:011 :) 3::. A. U. I. M. ..U. C. C. A I. C. It. U u 11 11 Del., uick.A Western l-r.' ViV I2JS- Denver.A l:ie tiranile J7-2 t7k C5.: N. Y.. Lake Krie A Western.. .1 .! A ... - .. .. . .. .. -. .- JJI ., O- ,7 East Tenn, Va.& I'eOrgiu Mlaseurt. Kaneas Texa- LaKe Slierc.t Mich. Southern. Louisville Jfc Xu-diviile Xew Yerk Central New Jersey Central Ontario t Western Omaha Cem Omaha Preferred lr.eiflc Mail Steamship Ce ... Chicago. Mil. St. 1'iuil Te.vis I'acitic Wabasli. k.,. i.miii A racltlc Western Union Tel. Ce I'ennsylvanta It. K Keadi u g. ......... ........ IIuHmIe I'ltts. A West Northern Pacific Cem " Preferred.... -", ; 13 Jj 13K : & 55 34 , 120 IlS-Ai ll'.) St SiV !0?i 133-i IX!! IX S'!i x,x $n: 2!) 3Si; ll-V'i i:: lis 4t! :; !2 KU 31 17Ji 37 7I law. lOJ; i3? m; 11751 113,'i, m; 4l?s S ji'. !K) -v 17?J i.-'. 7K S77i Ai 7S?.' Lecal atecKH aud K:urt- far val. Lauc ''Hy U per ct. Lean, due 1SS2...$KJU 1S35... KM " 181XI... K0 1H13... 100 5 pur ct. In 1 or 30 years.. 100 " A per ct. Scheel Lean.... NX) 4 " in 1 nrS) years., ltm ' 4 " in 5 or 21) years.. I'M) " 6 " In 10 or 2t) years. IW Manlieim boreugli lean let) BARK STOCKS. First National Ban Ic. $I0U Farmers' National llnnk 5( Fulton National Bank ICO Lancaster County National Itank.. 50 La.-t sale. $103 107 120 l liS 112 lttt ite.50 11! 1(12 I25 10S.S) Ill't l(i!).73 117 I3i30 Itl..tll 13I.MI 20O 115.7.-. 140 16.: i().10 nr. K1I3 100 ltcte ltiii IOC $2.23 i;.50i 50 120 Columbia National Rank Ephrata National Rank First National Rank, Columbia.. . First. National Rank, Strasbui'g..., First National Rank, Marietta.. .. First National Rank, Mount Jey. LItiti! National Rank...... Manhclm National Rank Union National Rank. Mount Jey New'llelland National Rank MISCELIANEOCS B0NP8. :oe 'CI' 100 MO 100 1(H) . 100 II!) Ml 1(11 Quarry vltle it. it., due Vm... ....$IW) Ucadini; & Columbia R. K..due IS-t loe .Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1 880 KK) Lancaster uas ivignt, anu uei Ce., due In ler 20 years 100 Lancaster ijas Light and Fuel Ce., KiscEiXASKera stocks. Quarryville K. R 1 60 Mlllersvlllc Street Car 50 Inquirer PrintingCeni puny Watch Factory Gaa Light and Fuel Company Stevens Heuse Columbia Uas Company Columbia Water Company Susquehanna Iren Company Marietta Hellew ware Stevens Heuse Sicily Island East Rrandy wine A Wnynesb'g. Mlllersville Nermal Scheel TmXNTIKESr OK8. Spring.: Reaver Valley Bridgeport A Horeaheti... Columbia A Chestnut Hill Columbia A Washington Columbia A Big Spring...: Lancaster A Ephruta Lana.KIizabetht'n AMiddlct'n... Lancaster & Frultville. lincastcr A Lltitz .;. Lancaster A Wllliam.ttewn Lancaster ft Maner Lancaster ft Manhclm Lancaster A Marietta Lancaster ft New Helland Lancaster A Susquehanna Lancaster & Willow Street Strasburgft Millport Marietta A May town Marietta A Mount Jey , W) 100 25 UK) Kit) 100 50 :-( 50 170 4 Ml 1 1 ..23 .. I3Ji 25 '.'. 23 .. 25 .. 25. .. 100 .. 50 .. 23 .. 23 .. 50 f 10.23 13 21) IS 47.2". m 50 M.frl 55 i:::.it) 13 3" fj 273.2. 21 4U 10.13 10") JjEUAX. notices. ESTATK OF CATI1AKINK TSUUDV, Inte of tlie city of 1-aneaster, deceasxd. Letters testamentary en said estate fiaving been granted te the undersigned, utl persons indebted te .'-aid decedent lire requested te make Immediate settlement, and these having claims or demands uguiust Hie estate el said decedent, te make known the same te the tin dersigued without delay. TORIASJOIINSO.V, Kxt-ciltnr. Or C. Heffman, Ne. 31 North Duke Street, mil Ctd.euw USTATK OK -JAT1! KINK ltO KKII. LATK Jh of Lancaster city. Pa., deed. Letteis el administration en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, nil perte.is in debted thereto arc requested te uiake imme diate payment, and these having claims or de mands against the same, will present them without delay ler settlement te the under signed, residing at Ne. 113 Meuth Duke street. TOHIASKOYER, Administrator. W. A. Wilsex, Att'y. m23-;td ESTATK Or JOHN rKK K. LATK OFT1I K city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters et administration en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto are requested te make imme diate payment, and these having claims or de mands against lliu same, will present them without delay for settlement te the under signed, residing in Lancaster city. rANNY FREE, Administratrix. Alkxandbr llAimte, Att'y. m24-Ctile.it. INSTATE OV MARY IHJHDKT, LATi: OF j Lancaster, Pa., deceased. Letters testa mentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted le said decedent are requested te make immedi ate settlement, nnd these bavin;: claims or de mands againsLthe estate of 8-dd decedent, te make known the same te tlie undersigned without delay, residing In Lancaster City. L. K. ROTE, Administrator J. W. JoHssef. Att'v. . m!7-fitdeaw Es STATE Otf CONRAD MOSER. NIC, late et Lancaster City, aee'd. Letters tAatamentarv en said astate havlti'' be::n granted te the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto are requested te make immedi ate settlement, and these having claims or de mand against the same will present them without delay for settlement te the under, signed, residing in Laacaster city CONRAD MOSKR. R. C. Krbadt, Administrator. Attorney. febil-6tdeav ESTATE OF CKOR'JK MA KlIN V.Mlii. late et Lancaster City, decexseit . Letters testamentary en said estate having been grim ed te the undersigned, all persons Indebted te said decedent are requested te muku Im mediate settlement, nnd these having claims or demands against the estate et said decedent te make known the same te th undersigned without delay, residing in Lancastei ctty. CHRI&T1AN HAOELGANS, R. F. Davis, Executer. Attorney. tnC-Gld.ea'v NOTICK TO STOCKIIOLOKRS-A MI'BT MI'BT ingef the stockholders of the Reading A Chesapeake Ceat and Railroad company will be held In the office el the hecretary. .Ne. II Grant street. In the rear of the Court. Heuse. City of Lancaster, en TUESDAY, APRIL 4. 1882, between the hours of 2 and 4, p. m., for the purpose of electing a President and I i ;; ;; ten te serve for the ensuing year. SAMUEL II. PRICE, ml8-5tdl8,22,25,al,3 Secretary. DISSOLUTION Of PAl.-JCNKKSltlP. On and alter April the 1st. 1882, the part nership of L. Uoes ft Sen wll be dissolved by the retirement et L. Cees. All persons in debted te the firm are requested te make pay ment en or before AprR 1, 1882. te FredGoei (Junier partner), who will continue tin: busi ness at the old stand. Ne. 101-103 Middle; street, under the firm name of 27-lwd L. UOOV.I -.ON.
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