LANCASTER-DAILY INTELMefiNOEft TUESDAY JUNE 6, 18S2.
1 ,
riiinr l.ntwcni Ui" lir-uis of G :i. in. and G
p. m.
'Vim following;, eficieiiby Mr. fiefliccicr,
v.:is adopted :
JleseheJ, tliat; wiien the beani adjourn.?
it is te meet ou Monday nest, at 10 (clock
te elect a day watcutnau, te bear the ic ic
peil of the investigation relative te the
recent escapes fiem the j-iiien an J te
transact such ether busings as may be
brought bcfeie the beard.
The beard then adjourned te June 12,
at 10 a. in.
CUi.u.lUH'V JsLtt'.i.
I'r .in Our Regular Correspondent.
J'util Blet, wis kicked and s-cverely
biiiird en the arm and tide by a hick
jnu!.-. I hat he was nttem'.in;; at his father's
iii'is'ei'i yaidyes i'i(lr.y.
Manager Miller wantr. thu Citizens' band
te pit' j' ler Annie Pixlcy'.s company.
.Ie-eph 0'!e lias been ..cnt te the lockup
dii a chaise of nssiult and battery pre
frimi by bi l.imlleid, William Sheitcr.
Iii.il: j-.iit'es :: coleicd, and the depute
but vw:i them ai"c ever the payment of
iweistj five cents lent.
The new cabins en t'.ie Pennsylvania
iaiiie.:d liains give better satisfaction
than the old. ens, and i"gn!ar crews have
iiin a-.igiic:l them.
The Miikcs have natlscd'a slack of busi
ness en the Pennsylvania, lailread.
lllinei W.iiTel.icsidin back efM.isiitta,
yesteiday !!! fiem the second story of a
bank bain, and bioke his light am). ,
While c:i:iyin:i kettle of het water
v .slciday. .Mis. .Jeseph Hiiikie.rc.-i'.iii at
ibc iiii-t tellgaie of the Chestnut, lull
lurnpi1;!', out. of Columbia, foil and bieke
l.(rl.". Her hands were also scalded by
the ! ; water.
r '! ick Khisidcr. .igcit .1, fell fiem :
.s : t;;y window of his patents' rc-
hiih en TJiiid stie.'.t while tiVmg te
ie.i-!t a v.illew switch. Ilcalihted en his
luail. He w..s net .crieusly hint.
Themas Stonier Jell li.ickw.u-d off a
fcucu while ciiageil in whitewashing
ycnterd.iy atternoen, but luckily escijv."!
with only :i srveie .shaking up.
Anotlier i'satn en lae II t'.lr.iad.
As Mr. Abraham c Hers, a fieiglit con
ductor ou the Heading ec Columbia lail lail
read, v.asshilfnmiiiscibe'js- in the com
pany's y.tids at tliii place, tbi.i morning,
he was tlne-.vii under it. and Killed. The
wheelsef the ciboe-c pissed ever his i-.lnm-
ach, eiiis'iin j the !i'"!m ei him, a-)d his
light aim was ImeI.i.i at the wrist.
A few sci. itches alie:'. t th.i i'.ieis ami he it. i
weic the only injiuies en the upper jini! of
the iiudy. l)'ceaw-i!, who is alu.nt ."iO
jcai.s ei ae, icsided en l'cthe! Mres-l, and
a wile and four ehildieu ate lelt tonieuin
his death. Mr. Seller' .s was te'meily an i
rr.iplexce of the IN ::i:-.Iva:d.i ail:i;''.
and ''() years of Iim '..! have been pi-.e!
in lai'ievlintj.
ilciitli cf :i fenvict. ,
Clias if. Wilmcr, a coieicil convict,
died at the Lancaster county ptisen this
morning e( consumption. lie was sen
tenced en Id ay 1J5, 1880, te an inipiisen- ,
ment of five years for attempted rape. His
lc-laiives wcie notified and the b.-.dy taken I
te the dead house. Wilmer va-; a native
of Bail I (unship. "When r.cmt te jnh-.en
lie was a stout, healthy looking- man.
Went en tile ICicm-siim.
.lehn A. Iliest-ind and U 15. Kisk, of the
Kjrituuiicr, and Krank fliies!-. of the hi
yiiirer, lelt te-dr.j' en the .'diterial eci!
ie:i te Washington, 1). C.
Adinilteil Ctas-.':i.
Kev. L. Y. Ziukhan. fermeily of Man- '
heim. this cenn ly, but new of iialtimni.c, '
was enrolled as a member of l;e Maryland
elassis of the Kcfenned ehiiieh, new in
session at Middlelewn.
lUayer'H C'euit.
The mayor had four custemei.i this
morning two drunken and disoideily
p jrsens were srnt te jail for 15 days each, '
and two tramps were discharged. ,
i.l'J.ClAJj XOTMtUiN.
What v'es a h'..i!thy appetite, an increased
digestion, .strength te the muscle3, and tone .
Je the uei ve--' BieuuV. iron littler-'.
yr iv.ti.ti, j
lJiit!nijlu.i." '
Quick. i-,)::i1cit' cure, all annoying Kidney I
Bladder ami I'rinary Diseases. $!. I)ruggis-ts
Depot, .leiin Bl.iek.
The iiuh.iipy wile wlieMilleiN Hei i lliepel
ulenec and ill humor et a nervous husband,
shei.ld ruTiie the iv.il ciu-e In her cniiiilalnt
te the eiinri. or lenjeve th il in,reusncs bv
l)ieeii!ing the leiendniil w!ih lr. Bcne!is
t'eleij red ( li imeusile 1'ill.s. jn.V wdiVu
' Keiicb en IlatH."
Cb'ais out :. Us, mice, reaches, lllex, ants
bed-I.Ui;-. '-kiinkt i-hipmunl.s, gejihei-s 15c.
liruggi-tH.
Ca.am.ii ee.ied, lu-.illh 'intl iV.cet bie.ithf-e-eured
by Mnleb's Catarsli Uenietly. 1'iiec.V)
eent.s. N:-a! Injeeler liee. Fer -ule al Coch
ran's di ei' sleie. 1".7 North (juei n hf.
mvl-lwdeew.tw
IIENIIY'S CAKIiOUC S.VI.Vh.
The bet .s.dve in tnc v.erltl ter cuts, bruNe.,
sores, ulcer-, -altrluMtni, tetter.ch.ipped h.nitl",
chilblains, corns j-cd nil kinds et r.kin criiii criiii
liens, Irerkics and pimples. The 'alve is
. .i.:..iteed te t;ii e prli ct Mil isiactien in
every e.e.e or money retundet'. Be si:-,, you
..et Henrj'.s Catholic halve, as nil oilier an
hut nisil.il l.m.s ami eeuntcrleils. iice25tenta.
:sol 1 i;i Lancaster at CechranV Hrug Stere,
1ST 'md i y Xerlli Qneen stieet. m.v23 1
ii Is f it.lisli mistake te coufea'Kl a teniedy
et men. -a lib (puck medicine. V.V nave u-eil
I'aikt-l's sJinger Tonic with the happiest re
siills lui lyspep-i.i, and Debility ami knew it
te bea stet.-iiv, h'Mlth restorative. Tii.it x.
juMindiOd&cew
Pi.i.sn ian.s' sinc'ieu h-is been accorded le
tutl stand. nil tiiainle: taut. Glenn"-. Sulphur
::e.ip. "iiiil's Hair L;.e." black u-brewn, ."0
tents. juJ t-.itteed.Vw
Dvai-i rue, nciveits icept ', " out et MUts,'
Celtlen's Liebig's l.t.juid Ueel and 'J'enic in in in
vigoiaierwill euie. 1i,kfer Celden. Ot Drug
gists. tu2 lwdeed&w
Jlleti.cis: rtliitbcrs!! Jlletlirrs::
Are jen distui lied al night and broken et
your lest by as-ick child sntl'cilng ami crying
wttlie-verueialing pain el cutting teeth-.' It
se, go at once and get a bottle et Mils. W1X
SLOW'S SOOTHING SYUC P. it u ill relieve
the peer little sutrerer imincdiaielv tlfpend
upon it: there is no ini-takc abe.il .1. Theie
is net a mother en earth who Imsi vei u-etl it,
who will net tell you atei.ee th.it it . ill i.-gu-latetlic
liev.ela, anil give rest le the mother
antl reliel and health te the chi!.:, operating
like magic, lt is perteetly sale te usp in ad
cases, and pleasant le the last , and is the
prescription et one of the obit si and be-!
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold every where .25 cmts a bottle.
ni2-I y-M,W&S&w
Iteiv te Secure lUalth.
It seems strange that any one Mill sillier
from the many derangements brought en by
an impute condition el the bleed, when SCO-VILLS-sABSAFAniLLAANDSTlLLIXGlA,
or I5L00O AND LIVEB SY1:U1' will iv?te.e
peilect health te the physical organization. It
isludepdastici'ijlhcnlng .syrup, pleasant te
take, antl has proven itself te be lhe bc-t
BLOOD 1'UBIFIEU ever discovered, cll'eet
ually curing Sereinlit, Syplditic dlserder.s,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, jfala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bil
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impuie condition el the Bleed, Liver, Kid
nej'd, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects Jndt
gestien. A single bottle will prove te yen its
merits as u health rencwer, ler it ACTS LIKE
A CHAKM, -spcciallvwl.cn the complaint is
et an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor el the brum and ncr ncr
yeus .system.
IIAIC KU'S I'AINFANACBA cures a pain in
man ami beast. Fer use evlernally ami inter
nally.
BED HOUSE FOWDEliS cure all dl-eascs
or horse, catllc, sheep, hog-, poultry and all
Livestock. AFOSJT1VECUBE. may24-2
Luve Tour Neighbor.
When your friend or neighbor la laboring
under bodily nfllictlen, indigestion, bilieui-nc-,
constipation, caued by impurity of
bleed, or dieu'er.s of the kidneys or liver,
don't lull te recommend BnrdecK Bleed Bit
tcrs.asuje and nate remedy. Price $1. Fer
-ale at If. II. Cochran's Drug Stere, 1J7
North Queen stieet. Lancaster.
Wliate'er besides yen chance te want.
Ne'er tail short et SOZODONT.
But keep it always in your sight,
A source of benuty and delight,
.Te cleanse your teeth till with yenr&iuile
The most fastidious you beguile.
JuG-lwdeed&w
"Wlie CiraRiiK Much Holds Liltle."
The jiropiieteri et Ely'-" Cream ISultu de net
claim it te lie a cure-all, but a sure remedy for
Catanhaud Catariliul Deaiae", teld-j in the
liead and Hay Fever.
Cieam JJalm etrectualiy cleanta the naeal
pa-.'i?is of Culairhal virus, rau-ing hf-althy
bceiiien, allays inliammatien, protects the
uiimbiaiial linings et the head from addi
tiena! cold, completely heals the teres and
leiteics ihcullSuet ta-,tc:ind-iiiell. llcnelicial
ieulta arc Teallzed by a lew application". A
thoreagli trratiiient nill cure Catarth. 'i'lie
Balm U fa-,yle use and agieeablc. Feld by
ill ii'gNtR rd 50 cents. On reci-ipl of S0. will
mail a tiai-k:ije.
i:i.vs ci:i:am balm co., owge, ". i.
Fer ,a!c by Lancaster druggM.
Iii-i!iw Xu
ISrmriig txnuselieiii i'anueea
Is the lpe-it ellcctive I'nin DcMrejvr In
the werid. Will most surely quicken t!ie
bleed, whether talcen inlet nally or applied
ex remally.and thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than nny ether
jiain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
sttcngtli et any -imlIar pi-cjiaratien. 11 cures
lvmi in the Side. Back or Bowels, Sere Threat,
Klieiimiitisin and all acuus, ami is TUB
;i:i:at belikveu of pain. "brewaM
IIecsiaiiiLn Pakacea" .should be in cvei-y
l.imily. A teaspoon I ul of the i'anaeea in a
tumbler et het water cetencd if preferred j.
tal:eii:i bed tiiii" u ill iau:.E lt a com. 1'icIm
:. bellti- lebll-lvdM.W&S.Vw
Kose Celd iimi Hay fiswr
lleing icileiisly troubled with HayFeverand
IJese Celli I tried Ely'd Cream Balm, and v. as
siirpiised in obtaining almost immediate le
lift, i :n neatly recommend it te all similarly
alllicled. W. 1'. AM)i:cs d-nggbt, Metuchen,
Xcw .lei-ey.
Having been atnicted uith Hay Fever ler
ycais 1 ave Ely's Cie.uk Balm a trial ; was
ni'ich benelitted. I liave had no attacks since
usiug it. i:. 11. ItAucii, editor Caibeu county
Democrat, Miiueh Chunlr, Pa.
Fer j ears 1 have been nfilictcd with Hay i
l-ever, lreni early in August until lrest. 1 was
1 ml peril te give Ely's Cie.im Balm a tiial. 'lhe
leliet wiiH immediate. 1 regud iiiyc!l cuied.
(J ;ii!:iai:i.i:. hupt. et Ceid.ige Ce., Eliza
beth, X.J. Frire M) cents'. Apply into nos nes
1 lis with little linger.
Fer cedent Cecluun'.s drug store, 1.J7 North
tiuren Miei-t. Jul-2
Mr. .1. Marsh Bank, of Toiento, Out., wilc-:
"Billieiisiiess and dysjicpsia stem le have
grown ui with me ; h.it!ig lu-cii asniriiicr ter
eai. 1 l:ae Hied iliunv remedies, but with
no lastin;; result ivitil 1 u-ed your ISurdeck
Bleed biiten. They have li i n truly a hit ssiutr
te iiie.autl 1 eanuetsjiuak tee highly et Hit m."
Price, r (. Fer sale at 11. B. Cecliraii'.s drug
store, I"7 Neith Queen stieet, Lancaster.
An :nthuiastic i:ntlursciueiit.
Geriiav, X. II., .Inly 11, 1ST!).
Ui'Me Whoever you aie. 1 don't knew; but
1 thank the Lord anil feel gratetul te yen te
knew that in tins world of adulterati d medi
cines theiv is one compound that proves and
deisall it advertises te de and mere. Four
j ear- a-je I h id a .slight shock et palsy, which
iiiiik i-ved me tesueh an extent that the least
eeitei:ient would make me .shake like the
agii". L.i-t May I was induced te try Hep Bit-t"i--.
1 Useil eik; bottle, but did net .sceatiy
eliai'i e ; another did se chaiigu my nerves that
they aie net; as. steady as they ever were lt
iis-d le lake belli hands te wiite, but new my
go ! i ;;;ht 1: mil writes this. Xew, it you ciin
tinue te liianiif.ieiure :is honest anil geed an
aiiiele as you tle, you will accumulate an
lunics! t u tune, and cooler the greatest bless
ng ou your lellew men that was ever eon een
lerieii en mankind. Tim Blkcii.
Jul-2wiLvw
ji:.trjj:.
lli.:.s;a In tju.irrv ville. Lancasler county,
en AtiMiday, .lune 5. Chailes Cellins, son el j
i.. . . ami . ,ii. n.'n.sei. in tnc -j-j i j ear ei in,
ige.
Funeial en Thur&day, .Mine S, at 11 a.m.,
Iieui til- lcsideiiienl his paieutij. Inteiment
in ilm giaveynrd et St. Paul's Bctermed
church, (juarryville. Friend.s and relatives
invited te attentl without lurther notice.
jullttLtw
xi;'.r . iiirjiu tFsemux ts.
Vkf ,WCKn A (UKI. TO COOK AND DO
?t Gciu-ral llou-euerk. Alse, a girl about
II veais of age te de chaiuberivei-k. (.loud
ic'e'i nee ic juired. Apply al
lltl THIS OFFICE.
4 ca::u OFTUANKS.
1 het. by desiie le expre-s my lieartlelt
thanks te the members of the Fiie liepait
nient. Police Feicc and Citizen in gener
al, who tendered such valuable sc:vieein
re.nei ing my furniture lrem my house
timing the progicisel the liic yesterday
uilfiiir.eu.
ltd J. A. E. KEKD, XI. D.
(IOAI. AM CP.'.UiNT.
j J'ure Lykcus Vallev antl etli'er kind et
Ceal ler all purposes ivi 11 cleaned.
I'.est 1'r.iiid llesendale Cement at leduced
juices. Al-e Limestone Screenings ler walks
and diivt.s; gu.uniilccFatistaclien.
Hay and siliiiw by the hale or ten.
Yard antl Olllce : "llariisburg idke.
General Ollice: 20K Fast Chestnut street.
KAL'FFMAN, FELLEIt ic CO.
aprl-lwd
rr.iev.L.
t
AL.LAN A. HERR & CO.
Have Itcmevctl their
Gi-:.v::itAL real estate and iN.sin:-
ANCE OFFICi:
TO NO. 100 EAfcT ICING STUEKT,
(Opposite Leepard -Hetel).
ei2;:".mdMi:&3mw
D,lSA
DVKKT1S2NO FAY 2
WE THINK IT DOE-!
K.i: :l pa3 us better le.-cil geed goods at a
small prelit. Everybe Ij may net kuew this,
but a single glance in any or all el lhe de
part meats will make a better showing lti:n
iinvidveiti.-.cmeiit wecan wiite. Thesaleet
CLOTHTNTG-
l'er tiiis year lias never been equaled in the
history et the house, and we trust Oveiybedy
has been pleaded with their purchases. It
such is net the case ami the laet.s are made
known te us we will make everything watis watis
t.'.eterv. Ouritoe'rof
GLOTHUNG-
Is wei'ili jour seeing, and the. manner in
which it is made is weith veitr
examining. There arc
Cheap Working Suits,
A- well as the-c ter
Fine Dress Mne Dress
AND Ol'B STOCK OF
Wren's Clettg
lssogrea'.yeu can hartllvrail 'te lia.l sem
thing te please you.
Williamson k Fester,
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LAXCASTElt. 1A.
saw ADrjsBTiaBsrmrTB.
UNO WALT'S
V.'lNi:, LIQL'OK, ALCOHOL,
anecr.uY stoke.
Xe. C0 WEST KING STIIEET.
IOOMS TO ItENT.-SEVEN DESIKABIjE
t rooms te rent either singly or together,
suitable for dwelling or office purposes In
Leeb's building. Apply at second lloer front
room et same building.
Ne. 2GNOUTU ijut.;r si.
Sinn It 12 W A K D. THK AUOVE BK
UU ward will be paid by the trustees of
the Miller-)Ville Nermut Scheel iorlnforma ierlnforma iorlnferma
tioa which will lead te the diceverv and con
viction et the miscreants wie, during the
night of the setn et Slav, lSSi defaced tbe
monument erected en the grounds of the in in
ti:ntien tothemfinery of its students who
fell lighting for their country in the war of
the lcbellien.
By erfer et the Beard.
GLO. Ji.UEED, 1'itsident.
A:;a. 31. Fka:;tz. Scc'y. 5-3td
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KGAN1ZKD 1810.
The Old American Fire Insurance Com
pany cf Philadephia.
ASSETS : One Millien, Six Hundred
and Thirty-three Thousand,
Five Hundred and Eisrhty Eisrhty
feur Dollars and Eighty
eight cents.
All Invested in Safe mid Solid Securities.
Company Conservatively Managed.
3-Fer Insurance apply te
RIFE & KMJFFMAN,
il EAST KIXG STREET.
.ju'J.-imdTu'rii.VS
Cl'i-.CIAI. NOTICK.
Ou lag le the lact that 1 have made my de
pal lure Irem L-mea-ler, and parties desiring
te have work done in an artistic manner, I
weidd positively recommend my lermer
pupil, Mr. Martin llettig, who is an able work
er in all liranchesefthearts.
LOUIS ULlNGUUBttlt.
Lancaster. Pa . .tune 2, l's-J.
Mm Piii k Besipii,
MAXUFACTlTltKU OF
INDUSTRIAL ART WORK.
PAINTING and DKMCXING TIIOKOUGII
LY TA'.'lillT BY
HAK'IIW 1SETTIU,
fctudie. 11 Enst King Street,
ju-'-lw.l. LAXCASTElt. I'A.
JZ'lJiStTJLlIfMVA'r.S.
(iK.isi) Tiierrixn niKKrixu.
T
AT Till: LAXCASTEi: PAKK,
ThurMlA)- ami Friday, June 15 A; 10, 18S2
I'llKMIFMS, St, r,00.
P1I.ST IHT.
1 Cl:i-s.1:fl) ler Lancabter county
Ne.
Horses with lecerd net
belter than U minutes. ...$li".l)0
' 2 " 2:5.) ltiiiiiitc-i 225.(10
".-! " 2:31 " SOO.IO
' 4 Bicie Kace Fer Lancaster, Yerk,
Dauphin, Lebanon, Berks
& Chester Counties only. TiO 10
si:con-i day.
' 5 Fiee ler ail LaneastcrCo.Her-es.. 200 ea
" ; Class, 2:15 minutes 1:00.01
" 7 Free for all Ilnrfi.'- iW.ifl
.Mire heats s in .1 in hai-iicns, under rulebef
lhe .National Association. Heats mav be ulter
naled Lntianee tec 10 percent; 4 te enter, :i
te stall, l'uises divideil Wi, 25, 15 and 10 per
cent. Lancaster ceuniy horses must liave
been e'vnetl in county May 1, ISSi. Baces call
ed at 2 p. in., sharp. F;n;iies close Friday,
I une '., ne t at II . m., autl must tie atldrcMS
e. Me E 1 W . J IK A U F F5I A X & CO.,
Black He:' Hetel, Lancaster, la.
ni27.:'e.Vjunl.::,fi,Sd
TMUIION el-KlIA HOUSE, J-ArvCASTEB.
.TO OTJJJJIt IXnOOIi AMUSEMENT HAS
ri'JL'Ii i:qiai.cd TITIS IX AT-
TRXDAXCJS or SA TISFA CTTOX.
ONE WEEK,
'.Veilr.esiiay cm! alnnhiy Matinees,
COM M F.NCING
Menda,y, June 12th.
MI!. JOHN J). MlSHLF.lt calls special at
tention te the lact thai in his extensive exper
ience lie has never had an entertainment se
novel, wonderful and entertaining as
THE EQUINE PARADOX,
BARTHOLOMEW'S
16 EtaiM
The most marvelous exhibition ever present
ed and THE ONLY' ONE that receives the
patiennge and approbation of everybody. The
report cf these who liuve seen it surpasses
belie! with thec who have net been se fortu
nate. Everybody delighted, astonished, ex
cited, wemlerstruek, at the extraeidinary ex
hibition et cultivated intelligence and wen
tlcilul development ei the leasenlng faculty
in dumb brute as -hewn in the feats and pcr pcr
teriuauc el thc-e hc.iutilul animals, which de
Everything but Talk,
Indicating an ability for icasenlng that allies
them te the human nice.
SPECIAL PRICES:
Notwithstanding the great expense et pre
senting this extraordinary ami only enter
tainment et its kind, special prices will pre
vail te enaldc all w he may dcsite toenjey it.
UALLEBV S5 CTS.
ADMISSION S.i CTS.
UF.sUUVED SEATS .10 CTS.
Fer sale ler any el the eight performance? at
Opera Heuse eiliiu en or alter Thursday,.) une
Sth Suits can be secured by mall or telegraph
by addressing 15. Y'ecker.
MATINEE rillCES, 15, !35 & 3.1 CIS.
iuuS 7td
1'OLITIVAT..
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IJMOCUATIC COUNTY CONVKHTIOtt.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7,
AT KXCELSIOB HALL, EAST KING ST.
The Lancaster city convention will meet at
10 a. m. te elect one iepreentative delegate te
the State Convention.
The representative convention et lhe 2d
distilct (lower end) will meet at 10 a. m.,
te elect two Bepresent alive Delegates te the
SLate Convention, and te nominate two can
didates ter Assembly,
The Senatorial convention el IhcXii (Low (Lew
er) district will meet at HUM a. m te elect one
Senateiial Delegate te the slate convention.
Tlie Senatorial Convention et the XIV
(Upper) district will mcctut 10a. m., te elect
one Senatorial and three Benresentalive Del
egates te the State Convention ; te nominate a
candidate ler State Senater ami three Mem
bers et Assembly.
At 11 a. m., the county convention as will
semblc te nominate one person for Congress,
one person for Bccerdcr of Deeds one person
for County Solicitor, two persons for Prison
Inspectors, two persons for Directors of the
Peer, eiie person for .Miry Commissioner.
Anil te transact such ether business as the
convention may determine.
The polls in the various places will open
at the time announced in the handbills te be
posted by the committeemen, and will re
main open until the time fixed thereby ler
closing.
By order of the Committee.
P.. S. PATTMisejr, ) 'y. V. HEXSEL,
W. II. Umeii, Secretaries. Chairman.
V. 11. Kelaxd, )
Lancaster, Pa., May 3, 1832.
PUt; JUBY COMlMl-StONKfC.
emuEcr te Tnn decision of the dkmocratie
COUNTY CONYKJ.TION.
WILLIAM ELLMAKEll, Er.il Township
BENJAMIN HUBEIt, Sill Ward. City.
A. Z. KING WALT, 1st Ward, City.
JKBOME B SHULTZ. Elizabethtown.
Horses.
JOBJT WJJTAUAKr.WS.
Ax
JOHN - WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY :
Chenille and Spanish lace fichus
and wraps, and Spanish lace and
velvet grenadine mantles, have
just come from Paris; several
hundreds ; a generous variety ;
8 te $40.
We have had before large
numbers of most acceptable
wraps of like character. These
mere than renew the assort
ment. 1.101 Chestnut.
Shetland shawls with delicate
touches of color and of black,
and all black, expected te-day ;
$3 te $5- Others down te 75
cents have been here all along.
BMK Chestnut.
A rich Parisian dress of black
surah, with old geld brocade
garniture half hidden with am
ple draperies of black Spanish
lace, which cost $250.26 a few
weeks age, is te be - sold new
for $135.
A 'bronze and silver check
taffeta, trimmed with bronze
velvet half covered with cream
embroidered lace, a dress which
cost Si 86.87 a few weeks age
in Paris, is te be sold new ler
$90.
There are eight ethers.
Bifll and 13i Chestnut, "ccenil lloer.
Silks continue te afford like
inducements- te buyers. In a
general way the best of all in
ducements is se great a variety
of the most usable silks that all
wants shall be met. In this we
have been succeeding uncom
monly well. New in the last
month of the silk buying time,
you expect us te Hag. Ne; our
trade is still large enough te
justify the same liberal man
agement. We may even de better as te
prices. Let every lady who
wants even half a yard of any
sort of silk expect te find here
what will fill her want, and make
another
Next-outer ciicle, southeast efcentre.
Nothing is mere timely for
wearers of black than lainae-e
and zerlina, two light and open
fabrics of fine wool, made by
Lupin. Fer some reason they
come te us in perfect condition,
se that a dress-pattern costs no
mere than $7.50. Except gren
adines, nothing is richer.
Fer mere serviceable and less
costly black dress, we have nun's
veiling of several qualities, be
low value ; and, for very cheap
dress, lace bunting at half-value,
even down te 10 cents a yard.
Xcxt-eutcr circle, southeast from center.
Melanges are mottled colors,
almost as quiet'in effect as plain
colors ; indeed, across the room,
you may mistake a melange for
a plain color. Mixed colors are
mere uniform ; one square-inch
is almost like the next square
inch. Net se with melanges;
they are much mere varied. A
melange is a coarse mixture. A
beurette is a mixture se coarse
as te leave masses of solid color
irregularly here and there.
Melanges are in high favor.
Beurettes are unfashionable.
Mixtures are always acceptable;
net particularly se new.
We have melanges at two
thirds value, 40 te S5 cents;
beurettes at less than half value,
50 cents; and mixtures at full
prices, 50 cents te $1.
Third ciicle, southeast from centre.
Ginghams are uneasy. We
began the season with lewer:
prices than last year en some
qualities. Others have fallen
since. The 15-cent American
are down te 10 cents. Hand
kerchief patterns are down from
31 cents te 15. Odiers have
fallen from 25 te 18 cents.
The spring has done it. But
we shall sell tens of ginghams
these two months; and the
lower the prices the merrier.
Xcxt-enter circle, northeast from centre.
Newport blouse flannel waist
for ladies and misses ; te be
worn ever, or instead of, the
dresswaist. $2 te $2.50.
West et south entrance te main building.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
jrxixifvuc,Lirnxi. j
THIRD EDITIOI.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE G, 1882
AGAIN DENIED.
3!K. BEEU'S LATEST 310VE FBL'ITLUSS.
Gulteau'a Lawyer Tries te Get Judge Write
te Amend the Kecenl m the
Case, Het Fads.
WAsniXGTOX.June G.-?ir. Reed, counsel
for Guitcau, appeared in the criminal court
this, morning, and after apologizing te
Judge Wylie for interrupting the impeitant
trials new in progress proceeded te read a
long petition. The petition was a general
icview of the indictment, conviction and
sentence of Guitcau and the numerous ap
peals made since by his counsel. The pe
titioner then calls attention te the fact
that several of the courts allege that James
A Gai field died in the District el" Col
umbia, while ethers state that he died in
Monmouth county, X. .1. The verdict
was that of guilty upon all the counts,
and as it was conclusively shown by the
evidence that said James A. Garfield died
in New Jersey, the petitioner asks that
the record be se amended and corrected in
lawful form as te conform te the facts.
In reply te a question of Jtulge Wylie
Mr. Reed said his only desire was te have
a truthful record. He cited a number of
authorities in support of his motion, and
appealed te the court in the name of his
peer client who sat looking upon the gal
lows, te amend the record, which he de
nounced as a lie.
Judsre Wylie, after heariii; some of the
authorities presented by 31r. Reid, said he
was compelled te deny the motion. He did
net question the right of the court te cor
rect its receid, but it was net for him.
sitting in another tcim and having no per
sonal knowledge of the record, te under
take te amend it.
Mr. Reed argued further in btippert of
his motion, but the court held that the
matter excepted te was wholly immaterial,
and he should be compelled te deny the
motion.
Mr. Reed said he was glad the ceuit had
decided that it had the power te grant his
motion, even though it had refused te de
se. It proved the correctness of his
position, lie then thanked the court for
the heaiiug granted him, and the court
preceded with the Star Reute cases, Mr.
Wilsen beginning the opening argument
for the defense.
SlieHy AIiiKt Ge Toe.
Washington, June G The Heuse com
mute en elections te day disposed of the
Alabama contested election case of Smith
against Shelly by the adoption of a resolu
tion which declares that Mr. Shelly, the
sitting member, is net entitled te the seat
and recommends that in consequence of
the death of the contestant the seat be de
claicil vacant. Mr. Jenes, of Texas,
(Gicenbacker) voted with the Republi
cans en the adoption el the resolution.
ureatLaml Kiiterirle in Canada.
Mentkk.vi,, June G. The Duke of Man
chester, who is new visitins: Canada in
connection with the purchase of land in
the northwest in helialf of the " Laud
Corporation of Canada," with a
capital of 3,000,000, states that the
quantity of land purchased b the syndi
cate is iive million acres. As a means of
inducing settlement, the company will
erect houses for immigrants unable te de
se themselves. The syndicate's aflaiisare
te be controlled by two resident Canadian
commissioners.
Kntraniicd and Killed 113- negrees.
Lawrence, Kas., June G. The man
who was found dead in the river en Satur
day has proved te be David Bausman, of
this county. lie was enticed te the liver
bank by a colored prostitute and was at
tacked, killed and robbed by two colored
men named Fiank King and Geerge
Robertsen, who lied after the finding of
the body. King was captured near this
place and Robertsen at Independence, Me.
They are both in jail here. A desperate
attempt was made te lynch King.
Suffocation in a liuming Mine.
Leadville, Cel. June G. 1'aily this
morning a lire breke out in the shaft of
Mike & St irr mine and the derrick was
consumed befoie the llames were extin
guished. Five men working in the shaft
failed te report te the call bell, and it is
feared that they have been suffocated.
Idirering News from Senater lieu UIII.
Augusta, Ga., June G. A letter from
Eureka Springs, received this morning
states that Hen. Ben Hill js blewly but
surely improving. His gener.il health is
very much improved, . his appetite and
digestion geed, and he sleeps well. The
ulcer is in better condition, and strong
hones arc new entertained of his recovery
A-liuie en the lteucli.
WitinvcTfiv .lime G. The sienal
corps station at Delaware breakwater re
ports as fellows : llie lirittsn earK jessie
n,.dfT-;.. nf Wniinienr.il. N". S.. 333 tens.
Captain Gibsen, cargo sugar or molasses.
while leaving the naruer last night went
asheic en the beach southeast of this sta
tien. The cargo will piebably have te be
discharged, as she is high upon the bench.
It will he difficult te get the bark off.
v MraKeinan Cut in Twe.
Pehtii Amiiey. N. J.. June 7 Henry
Noekan, the fireman of the engine used te
turn the immense uiaw 01 the iMew leric
Ar Leng Branch railroad bridge ever Rar Rar
ten b.iv. was caught between the bridge
and the di aw this morning ami cut in
two, both legs being seivcd below the
hips. Noekan was lately married.
Killed by 11 Kunaway Team.
CVmbkkland, Md., June G. Luther
Ginevan, a farmer aged 70, residing at
Little Cacapon, W. Va., was killed last
evening by a runaway team. He leaves a
large family.
Kim.-.way Locomotive en tee L."
Ceny Island, N. Y. June G. A run
away locomotive en the elevated i.iilway
at 9:15 a. m. fell off the track at the switch
at West Brighten. Nine persons weie
injured and the track was tern up.
AToiesSentte the Penitentiary.
New Yerk, June G.-Ex-Gcvarner Moses,
of Seuth Carolina, te-day pleaded guilty of
obtaining $32 by fraudulent representa
tions and was sentenced te the peniten
tiary for six months.
suicide of a Clergyman.
Hamilton, Ontario, June G. A Pres
byterian clergyman named McLarcs, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself at
Greenville, near this city, this morning.
A Dishonest Lebanon Lawyer.
Philadelphia, June G. Penrose G.
Marks, the Lebanon lawyer charged with
collecting illegal pension fees, was te day
sentenced te pay a fine of $300 and cost?.
IVKATHKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, June G. Fer the Middle
states, fair weather, westerly te southerly
winds, slight rise in temperature.
3tA.Htf.JST.
rniladelpnia market.
Philadelphia. June G. Fleur dull, but
steady in desirable grades.
Wheat llrmer, with light demand ; Ne. 2
Western Rcd.$142J; Pa. Red, $1 4201 44 ; de
Amber, $1 441 4.
Cem lirm, fair demand ler local use;
Steamer, 84asjc; sail Yellow at S5JMJSi;c;
de Mixed. 81S3c : Ne. 3 Mixed, 9SyMU:.
Oats scarce anil higher; Ne. 1 While, We
Xe. 2 de 64c; Xe. i de 63c ; Se. 2 Mixed,
1K62C.
live scarce ate-Oe.
Previsions in geed Jobbing demand.
Lard steady.
Ilutter steady: choice grades in fair demand;
Creamery extra, 23224c ; de geed te choice.
i:eiis dull: l'a. and western, l-JiJlTc, as te
quality.
Kggs scare" anil Arm, few sellers ; Pa.. 2tJc ;
Western, 22ic.
Cheese irregular and generally lower.
Petroleum lirm ; Kenned, Tjc.
Whisky soles at l 17
Seeds nominal mul unchanged.
Mew KerK jmurset.
Kw kikc, June 6. Fleur State and
Western dull and prices without decided
chinge. Southern unchanged.
Wheat opened HQXc lower and afterwards
n-cuvcrcti anu auvanceil .WViOC ; iruue
moderate : Ne. 3 Red, June, il 461 ; de
July. $1 2Sffi 2 : de August, $1 30591 21!4;
de feepr.. $1 20l 21
Cern MQe lower and fairly active ; Mixed
Western, spot, TCSSOKc; de futures, T8KO
SOJJe.
O.its about Vfcbetlnr ; Xe. 2 June, 5SVc : de
July.:we:ile August, IfiJic; State, COflCTc :
Western, r7SCtk;.
Western Grain Markets.
nnrr.eiT. Fleur quiet at $5C 50.
Wheat quiet: Xe. I Wnite, cash, l 20,J ;
June, il -2:i : .July, 1 213 ; August, $1 09i ;
September. 1 0SJ4 : all the year, II 07K ; Xe. 2
Red, $1 3G) i de White, $l2i.
Cern quiet ; no sales.
Oats dull ; Xe. 1 Mixed, 3lc asked : Xe. 2
White, MJjc asked.
Milwaukee, Wig. Fleur quiet and un
changed. Wheat steady and inactive ; Xe. 2 Milwau
kee hard, nominal ; de soft, cash and June,
$1 31 ; July, $131 ; August, $1 lfi? ; Septcm-
uur, fiti,; 1111 me year nemiiiHi ; .no. a Mil
waukee, $111; Xe. 4 de and rejected, nomi
nal. Cern easier ; Xe. 2 "iOc : 1 ejected, 70c.
Oat higher and scaree; Xe. 2, nominal :
White. Sjc.
Rye inactive ; Xe. 1, 7fiJie.
IJarley dull antl inactive ; Xe. 2 spring, ca-di
and June, SCec ; Xe. 3 de, extra, 73c.
Oratu antl frovieieu 4Juotatlei.
One o'clock quotations e! ijratn and provi.-.-lens,
furnivlieil by S. K. YiindL. Breker, I.V4
East Klin; street.
June 6.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats i'erk Lard
June... 1.2SJ-. .7i', A'J l.l" 11.30
July.... 1.2:4 .71 .13,'i 1'Jbti 11.37&
Ai!;;nt Lll?s -TI5 .'M
ji I'luliiilrlphl.i.
"une.... 1.12 .SO)., .0 .... ....
July..... 1.21,'i .80 .57'4
Aug l.lil .) .17
ept-.,.. l.lh) .. ..... .... ....
r.iva stecK markets.
Cuicaoe. Hogs Receipts, 22,000 head : ship
ments, U,ue head ; market generally steady and
unchanged : thin light and rough mixed
coming tee trcely tertile geed of the Initie :
mixed, $7 2$7 '.)); heavy, $7'JSSS0; light
at $7 3U7 1)0; skips, &f37.
Cattle Receipts. S.eui head of which 7,X)
bead were grass Texans ; market weak ; ex ex
eorts, $8 E039 00 ; . geed te choice shipping,
$7 tOiiS 'it) ; common te fair, $S 00JJ7P0 ; mixi-tl
butchers' at $- 3.j4 SO ; market for Texans
2.1c lower ; peer te fair canners, $3J3 7S ; me
tlium togeoil, f4 0igi :: choice 4 50ff." 40;
yiecu'ers .isi -ill.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,200 head : shipments, soe.
Market weak anil unehangetl at Sg-. for
common te clieiee. ; low grades very weak.
Kast Liiikistv. Cattle Receipts, 2.17Chead ;
market slew ou common and ttrm en geed at
hist. weeK's prices.
Hogs Receipt', :.1A) head; market fair
antl lirm ; Philadelphia, $3 233 GO: Yorkers,
f 7 07 83.
Sheep licet Ipts,G,4f0 head ; market dull anil
prices a shade off from last week.
Uuffale Cattle Receipts, 1,:.00 head ; mar
ket dull antl prices r073c lower for common
grades'; goeil steers also weaker ; sales extra
steers at 17 sr.Jf s 40 : geed te choice, $7 357 75 :
fair te medium, $i V'&1 40 ; Coleradoes. $
G G3; Texans, SI 7.'i5 23 : butchers', 14S5 ; light
te choice steckern, Sll 50: geed te choice
feeders, $1 33ii.ri 2".
Sheep anil Lauiln Receipts, 5,500 heail ;
market dull ami prices lewer: sales fair te
geed, clipped, $1 755 25 : choice, $5 10Q5 50 ;
common wool sheep, $4 504 75.
Hogs Receipts), 7,000 head ; market dull and
slew : goetl te choice Yorkers. J7S0S810 : geed
medium.?) 13fi833; light mixeil. $740715;
pigs, JO 737 10.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Mew dav, June (. The receipts 01 lire stock
at the Philadelphia .stock yards were: for
the-week: Reeves, 2,700 head ; sheep, 13,1100
head ; hog", 3,000 head. Previous -week
Reeves, 2,0.x) head ; hheep, l.',000 head ; hogs
8,200 head.
Reef Cattle were active and prices et geed
stock were' well -maintained, while steppers,
Texans, common natives and fat cows were
lull lc. per pound lower.
We quote as follews:
Kxtra natives. 9J10c;. Geed, 99c:
Medium, SiJOe : Common, T7c; tat cows, 5
(7c: Texans. .lJ7le.
Milch Leus wi'ie laii ly active at $30QGO, with
.s.di:4 01 extra gnides as high as $30.
.Sheep wet" dull and prices were c lower
en cm 1 as nod c lower en the ether grades.
Lambs v.-ere aNn tlull anil ic lower.
Wefiueteas tollews:
Kxti-a, GiJGKc: geed Vijc ; medium 4
J.lc: cnniinen 3c; culls 3g3e; Spring
lambs, 10c; Chester county calves, 7S9)c.
Hogs were nctive and unchanged.
Wu quote as follews:
Kxtra. Italic; geed, HJgilJc; li.'b
mixed, lUJ,llc.
sales op i:i:i:vi!.s at the west ruiLAniiLi-ii...
STOCK YARDS.
Martin, Fuller & Ce., .200 Western, wholesale,
77J4c
Reger Mayues, 2J5 Western, 7!)c.
A. ,"t J. Christy, lij Western, HiaaWic.
II. F. iMcFillen, SO Western, 50c
li. H. McFillin, 175 Western, ' HS4c.
M. IMnian, ISO Western. ugyc; Lancaster re,
yjc; :u: West Vn.,y(W,c.
James Clemsen I J Western. SJSc.
Sehamberg & Pant. 1IB Western, 0'4(3'Je.
G. Scliambjrg & Ce.. 180 Western. SH9)ii
Lewenstein & Ailler, 40 Western, &'-'
75 Montgomery co., cews.57c.
Daniel Mnrphy. 'm Western, (fi!i'ic.
II. Chain, jr., 47 Western, G3c.
Jehn J'.cArdle, l.'iO Western anil Penn., 8H0
9 C.
Owen .smith. V. Western, Si0ie. ; S2Texars
C)i7c.
Ii. Hern, SSPcnna., mixed GgSe. .
Daniel Smyth ft Rre , 109 Western, 70c.
Dennis Mnyth, 40 1'eniia.. 7'4ft9'4c.
Hiichiiiau Ac Levi, 1 0 Wnterii,7$t'Jc.
40 llerks co., cows 57c.
Chain & Caldwell, 20 Pa., cows 4)5GJ4c.
J, P. Paillvrft Ce.,(i20 Western sleppers, y.
P. Hathaway, 10 Lancaster county, bubs and
cows, t05C.
James Anil, 40 Western, 709c.
llarri-.en Hippie, 40 bhlls, 46c.
DRC3SKD XXATS.
Ures.-Pd Reeves were nctiveantl close 1 at 1
I liic, the former rate ler Texans.
SALES LAST WBEK.
. Thes. Jtradley, 110 head at 1315c.
A. A. Roswellfi'Jde. at 13915c.
C. S. l)eng!er,77tle. at 12$ll)c.
W. IL P.rewn 50 de. at 12K13c.
Harlan . Rre., 41 de. at i:i13c.
J. F. Lowden. tode. 12ai4Kc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel .Stewart -old 792 head at leftllc,
and 71 lit .ui tlicwd Iambs at 152$ Uc.
. 01:11 ntecsa ana imimm.
Par
Vlll.
Lane 'llv C per cf. Lean, due 16fc2.. .$100
' 1885... 100
1890... 100
" 1895... 100
I.Ubt
sale.
$105
107H
120
HU
1G6
112
102
102.50
W-Y
103
$205
110.25
110
110.25
117
VMM
141.S0
iZM
200
145.75
140
154
70.50
115
$2.25
26.50
50
120
90
i.
170
5 per ct.l n 1 or 30 years.. 100
" 5 per ct. Scheel Lean...
" 4 " iji ler 20 years.,
" 4 " In 5 or 20 years.
" c " In 10 or 20 years
. 100
100
100
tOt)
Manheim borough lean
.. 100
BANK STOCKS.
First National Rank $100
Fanners' National Rank 50
Fulton National Bank 100
Lancaster County National Rank.. 50
Columbia National Rank
Kphrata National Rank....;
First National Rank, Columbia.. .
rirst National Rank, Strasburg...,
First -National Rank, Marietta.. ..
First National Rank, Mount Jey.
Lititz National Rank
Manheim National Rank
Tininn National Rank. Mount Jey
New Helland National Rank
100
10c
100
100
100
100
. 100
100
50
100
XISOSXLAMEOUS STOCKS.
Quarrvville R. R $ 50
MlllersvilleStrect Car
50
Inquirer Priii tingCemnany
Watch Factory
Gas Light and Fuel Company. . .
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia WaterCempany
Susquehanna Iren Company....
Marietta Hcllewware
Stevens Heuse
Sicily Island
Kast Rrandy wine Waynesb'g
50
100
OS
100
100
100
50
50
50
16
aiuiersviiic normal aenoei
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Quarryvllle R. IL, due 1893 $100
Reading ft Columbia R. R.Vs 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 183G 100
Lancaster Cas Light and Fuel Ce..
due in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Has Light and Fuel Ce.,
due 1880... .............. .. iw
$120
11G
105.C0
100
108
33.33
85
275.25
Lancaster ft Marietta 5
Lancaster ft New Helland.. 100
Lancaster ft Susquehanna.
TtlBMVIKK STOCKS.
Spring Reaver Valley...:
Bridgeport 4 Horcshee....
Columbia ft Chestnut HR1
Columbia ft Washington
Columbia ft Rig Spring
Lancaster Kphrata
Lancaster ft Willow Street
.. 300
$25 $10.25
13K 22
25
25
25
25
25
25
18
20
18
47.25
21
40
411.15
Sti-.eduirg ft .ilinperi
Marietta . Maytown
Marietta A Mount Jev
Lanc.,EIizabetlifn AMldtllefit..
Lancaster Frultville.
Lancaster Lititz
Lancaster Wllllaniste w n
Lancaster Maner
Lancaster Manhetm
OS
tee i:i
90 -r
t:t te
i"i 35
50 1S5.19
J5 4j
jtcimk.
Xew Yerk, ptuladelphU and i.eea! hieebs
also United States Bends rojert-d d.uir !.y
Jaecb B. Lena, 2 Xerlh (Jueen ttrtt.
Jnnefi.
K0O law i;
a. . r. a. 1 jt.
w. t. tt 1. C K A.... ...
Del.. Lack. Western
Denver ft Rie Grande
N. Y.. Lake Erie A Western..
Kansas and Texas
Lace Shere Mich. Southern,
New Yerk Central
New Jersey cent:. ,
Ontario Western
Omaha Cem.....
XL wm......
OmahaPrererretl ,..
Pacific Mail 8teamshtp Ce...
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul.
Texas Pacific
U9 lli
65
25fr
98
.. 33i S3
.. 23 2SX
.. 100;4 100
. 126 125
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,. 40V4 H ;
. 110J? 110VS 10.
Wabash. h ..)nts A Pacific...
Western Union TeL Ce
Pennsylvania R. K
IMMM 1 1H K . .
Buffalo Pitts. A West
Xerthem PacilicCem
PreterreiL...
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'pKIUART'S OLD WINK STOKE.
Brandy as a Medicine.
The following article was velnntarlly pent te
Mr. II. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Rei;:art't. Old
Wine Stere, by a prominent practising phv.-i-clan
et this county, who has extensively u'-etl
the Brandy referred te In his regular prat tiei-.
It Is commended te the attention of thiwe at.
dieted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much abused Alcoholic .Stimulant,
was never intended as a beverage, but te be
used as u medicine of great potency in the euro
of souie of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands nf victims.
With a purely philanthropic motive we pre
aenLioine tavorauie nonce 01 111 vain is espt
cially these afflicted with that miserable I it-
ease Dyspepsia, a specific remedy.
which I3
neiuing meie or less man
Brandy.
The aged, with teeble appetite and mere or
less debility, wlU find this simple medicine,
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their Ills and aches. Re It, hewevei
strictly understood that we prescribe and ii-.;
but one article, and tiiat la
REIGARTS OLD BRANDY.
Sold by our enterprising young friend, II it
SLAYMAKER. This Brandy has steed the
test for years, and has never failed, as tar
as enr experience extends, and we therefore
give it the preference ever all etner Brandies
no matt er with hew many jaw-breaking French
titles they are branded. One-fourth et the
money that is yearly thrown away en various
Impotent dyspepsia specifics would sulllei: te
buy all the Rrandy te cure any such case 01
ases. In proof or the curative powers et
Reigart's Old Brandy,
incases of Dyspepsia, we can summon num
hers et witnesses one case In perticiilarwe
cite:
A hard-working farmer had been afMcteti
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for a number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of feed; he had sour eructatiens cou ceu
stantly ue appetite in fact, he was obliged te
restrict ids diet te crackers and stale bread,
and as a beverage he used McGranu's Reet
Beer. He Is a Methodist, and then, as new
S readied at times, and In his discourses often
(.-claimed earnestly against all kinds of strong
ffrink. When advised te trv
Refcrart's Old Brandy,
in his case, lie loelccd up with astonishment
but after hearing et Its wonderful cliects In
tbe cases of some of his near acquaintance, lie
at last consented te foUew our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken he was a sound man.wlth
a stomach capable of digesting anything which
hejehese te eat. He still keeps it and uses a lit
tie occasionally; and since lie has tilts medi
cine he has been of very little pecuniary bCnc
fit t the doctor. A PoACTisnte Phtiruia if.
II. . SLAYMAKEK
Aenrr ves
Reigart's Old Wine Stere,
Established In 1785,
tJtreRTXB JLSO DSAUX IM
FINK OLD RRANDIKS. SHERRIES, SUPtf.
RIOR OLD MADKlRA.dmpertedin IHIs,
1827 and l&S.) CHAMPAGNES O
EVERY HRAND, SCOTCH ALK
PORTKR, BROWN STOUT.
Ne. a KAST KING ST. I.AJICAST!-'!:.!'
J,t.OAL XUTIVMLH.
ESTATK Of llAKTIlA MlAI-.l-PttiC.
late el Lancaster City, dee'd. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto arc requested te make immedi
ate settlement, and these having claims or de
mands against 'the same will present then:
without delay for settlement te the muter
signed, residing in Lancaster, Pa
J. L. sThlNMETZ,
ap21-Cttleav ExecuteA
INSTATE Or I.OKKNZ SI'KIOKI.,
li of the city et Lancxster, ilcc'd.-
LATK
Letters
testamentary en Slid estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted there te are requested te ma lie Inline
dlate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in said Lancaster City.
UKNRV SPEIDEL,
ABRAHAM HPEIDEL,
B. C. K ready, J Atternv Executers.
R. J. Evans. Attorneys. jU3-Ctd,F
ISTATK 4IF CHAKLCs U. KIIAD1,
!i Jate of Lancastei city, ttcceased. Lctteis
of administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted te said decedent are requested te
make Immediate settlement and these having
claims or demands against the estate of said
decedent, te make known tbe same te the
undersigned, without delay, residing in Lai:
caster city. MRS. M. II. RHOADS,
mayl'J-OdeawF Administrator.
ESTATK OV L. UK W. liUCNKHAN,
lateef Lancaster city, deceased '. jtler.-"
et administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
tlebtcd thereto are requested te makeimme
dlate payment, and these having claims 01
demanda against tha same, will present them
without delay ter settlement te the uuiter
slgnetl. OKORGEE ZELLERS.
W. A. Wilsex, Att'y. Administrator.
mayl3-6tdeaw
ESTATE OF JOHN KUDV, LATK OF
Warwick township. The undersigned
auditor, appointed te report distribution or
the tund in the hands of Benjamin L. Rudy,
testamentary .trustee under the ;last will and
testament, proved March 1. A. D. 1873, of Jehn
Rudy, late of Warwick township, Lancaster
county, deceased, ever the trust Tund btr
quea tiled by said will la the interest et Susan
Rudy, widow et said testator, and the cnll
dren of Henry E. Rudy, te anil among these
legally entitled thereto, will sit for thatpur thatpur
p?.e en FRIDA1 , the lth day et J UN E. l&s.
atlO o'clock a.m.. in the Library Roem et tlse
Court Heuse, in the t-lty of Lancaster, when:
all persons Interested In said distribution mav
attend. WM.S.AMWKU.
nav20-UdtW Audlter-
SSIONKD JSSTATK OK PKTfcK K. WUl-
bert and wife, el Lancaster city. Peter
K. Welbertand wife, et Lancastercity. having
by deeil of voluntary assignment, assigned
and transferred all their estate and effects te
the undersigned, for the benefit of the credi
tors of the said Peter K. Welbert ami wife,
he therefore gives notice te all persons
Indebted te sold assigner, te make payment te
the undersigned without delay, and these
having claims te present them te
WILLIAM MIl'LTZ. -siL'ite.-.
tn?ti:teawil Residing 111 Lancaster '.ity.