LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY fJUNE 12, 1882.
THE REPUBLICANS.
THK KICKERS KICKED OL'T.
A Committee Appointed te Ceurer ultli their
CeufctltueutH.
Aii adjourned meeting of the Hejnibli
can county committee was held in Giant
hall thin morning, te consider what was te
be done with the members who wcie net
present at the last meeting, or, being
present, had relused te sigu an address
pledgin themselves te a hearty support
of the Ilarrisburg ticket.
After the minutes had been read a com
munication was read from Mr. Bush, of
Salisbury, in which he gives a hearty sup sup
pe: t te the Ilarrishurg ticket and the ad
dirhs adopted at the last meeting of the
committee.
Michael Wciiner of Eden sent weid that
he could net bcprcsenr,uut has net a weid
le hay against the address or the Harris
burg ticket.
A communication from A.L. Hersliey,
of Silver Springs, was read, lie declines
te subscribe te the address ; Fays thcie is
a decided opposition te it and te the llar
jislnirg ticket among his constituents and
the hi each would be widened by the adop
tion of harsh measures ; he wants te sen a
reconciliation brought about ; would be
liberal with thei-c who oppose the ticket,
which is net yet full ; he is still a Uepub
lican, and if relieved fiem duty en the
committee will continue te de all he can
ler the success of Republican principles i.i
the ensuing campaign and also in the
fittuie.
Rebert S. MeClure, of Uait, said he
steed just whete he steed at the last nitct
inir of the committee. He had never in
timated that he would vote the Indepen
dent ticket, but he would net sign the ad
dress. Scott Brady asked Mr. McCiuie who
elected him the Democrats, the Indepen
dents or the Republicans, and lie answered
"the Republicans." "Then why ain't
you a Republican V" asked Brady. "I
am," said MeCluic. "Ne ; you are only
a soiehead," said Brady.
Mr. Duulap, of Manheim, one of the ab
sentees at last meeting, said he favored the
address and would vote the whole ticket.
CJ. S. Nissly, of Springville, who appear
ed as a substitute for David P. Myers, a
non-signer, stated that he could net sign
the address ; he was only substituted thi."
morning and did net knew what Mr. My
ers views might he en the subject.
Then followed some bitter talk again-'
the kicki-is by Al. C. Wclchans, B. P. W.
Urban, Thes. B. Cochran and ethers,
Wclchans deelaiing that theie should be
no black sheep in the committee, and
moved the appointment of a committee of
live te clean them out and have Rcpubli
licaus put in their places.
Welchans was declared out of order, at
picscnt, as all the nen-siguers had net
jet been hcatd from.
Mr. A. E. Nauman, of Spei ting Hill,
:ue.-,e, and though he btammeied a geed
ileal, he said he disapproved the address
and would net sign it. lie. was punished
with hisses.
Mr. Uibau pictcntcd a substitute for
Mr. Wclchans' lcsolutien, which was, in
clleet, that the scats of the kickers be de
c'aied vacant and a committee of live ap
pointed te confer with lcpicscutativc Re
publicans of their icsncctive districts te
select suitable men te till the vacancies. ,
The substitute was adopted, after Urban j
had made a speech in which he said that
the honesty of the highwayman liseste'
dignity when cempatcd with the infamy
of the kickers ; and that if ever the Re-I
publican paity dies, a leceitling angel will '
wiite upon its tomb : " Stabbed in the :
back by professed friends." '
The chair appointed the following com- I
mittee : IJ. r. W. Lilian, Irn waul, city ;
T. B. Cechian, Cth ward
Btr'ne. 2d waul, Celumbia:
c.ty ; .1. S.
i S. Bush,
fcwlbbury; Ihes. it. Jeel, luiltei',
The seats deelaivd vacant ait
1.1 !
lows :
Robt. :S. Mct'luiv, Halt; A,
man, Spotting Hill ; ('. S.
Springviilc, substitute for i. 1
A. L. Ilersliey, Silver Spriug.
Adjourned.
CULlt.MRIA NI.W.V
E. N.ui
Nissley.
. Meis :
I'rein Our Regular Crr(spsiii(nr.
AL the Friday evening meeting of cenn
cils, presided ever by Mr. Heishey, jne
(em. Messrs. Smith, Guiles, 1 lei. -.hey.
Shuman, Patten and Filbrii;, Chief Bur
gess Sneath and Solicitor K uift'man were
present.
The linance committee lejieitcd as fol fel
lows :
RuUuicceu h.iudut daljel lns iejei
Annual 111:11 KeL rent-'
l'lecee el note
JIccfplM et nuditeii.U'i
Transient inaiket rents
Reckius. collector, ISSu
.. .. 1C1
. Ov. 1... ............
I'.enil-i sold
Total receipts
Orders paid since last tepeit
Nole charged
Total expenditures
t.j 7.11:1 :u
lt.OO'l
.. l.:.7i.i 1.7
('.." en
J-i .'O
141 te
iSi; .':;
401) (HI
. $iU27j?U
..5.1S,7 73
.. t?,(0.l IKJ
. $ae,7.7s
Valance en hand nt date 1,"'M W
Tlis read cemmittcn ronettcd Maple
street, from Second te Third streets, open J
rd and work en it nearly lintshcd. Much
damage has been sustained by the streets
en account of the heavy rains lately pio pie
vailing. The sewer across Frent street at
the Susquehanna rolling mill, which is
much out of repair, will be immediately
attended te, unless etherwise ordered by
council. The sewer at the feet of Walnut
street, and that at the corner of
Frent and Bridge Street, were re
ported as requiring attention.
The sewer leading te the liver fiem
Frent street, at alley J, has caved in.
The public read, at the new work, of the
Pennsylvania railroad company, in the
eastein part of the town, is damaged and
filled with earth and stones from the
drainage of these wetks. dining every
heavy rain. Ne notice has been taken by
the railroad authorities of the repeated
notifications of this state of affairs, scut
by the boieugh officers. Sevcral ether
sttect crossings were also reported as
needing repairs. The paving cemmittee
wcre ordered te attend te the matter.
The contractor the president of the gas
company for furnishing gas te the town,
was turned ever te the committee en gas
and water, with power te act.
It was decided that all old outstanding
taxes must be paid, or they will be col
lected by icsert te the law. Pending the
discussion of this subject, the president
called a meeting for the evening of June
1G, of the finance committee ; te meet
with the collectors of old duplicates and
dispose finally of all back taxes, without
waiting any further in the matter. The re ro re
revisien of ordinance committee reported
progress.
An ordinance relating te the epaning of
Maple street and the vacating or the Col
umbia & Marietta turnpike, passed its
second reading and was adopted. About
50 citizens had a petition presented asking
the construction of a street crossing at
Frent and Mill streets. It was referred te
the paving committee. The question as
te whether the borough should clean the
sewers at railroad crossings arose.
Nothing definite in the matter was decided.
Mr. Sneath, chief burgess, reported that
he had sworn in as officers Messrs Dysing
cr and Redenheiscr. Dr. S. A. Beckius
was re elected borough tax collector for
1882, te act under the same rules as these
of 1880 and 1881. A discount of 5 per
cent, was ordered by council te be made
en all taxes paid the collector en or before
the 15th of August, 1882. Bills amount
ing te $767.32 were ordered te be paid.
Council then adjourned te meet en the
evening of the second Friday of July.
The Borough Budget.
A misplaced switch at Pert Deposit this
morning disabled the engine of the early
train. Presbyterian strawberry festival
in Odd Fellow's hall next Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Caudas Smith, aged 80,
and of color, has died en Tew Hill.
" Children's day" celebration at the
Washington M. E. church yesterday.
Trinity Rcfeimcd strawberry festival in
chuich basement next Thui.-.day and Fii
day evenings.
Canal beating lively and many beats
waiting at the R. & L shutes te be leaded.
204 shad caught at .Mud island befeie 7
a. m. te-day. -V broken axle threw a car
off the track at Bainbi idge te day. $30
cleared at the Lutlieian Strawbeny festi
val en Saturday evening. Officer Gilbert
yesteiday stampeded some naked bejs
bathing within forbidden bounds. Mr. C.
E. Bennett, of Philadelphia, spent Sun
day with Mr. F. A. Bennet. 32 canal
beats un'eaded coal at Bruuer's yards last
week. Miss Katie Gessler has returned
from iusti uctiens in painting at the Mary
land institute, with second honor in her
class.
Jehn Gicenawalt ueaily cut oft' his
thumb with a hatchet-at Ferry's planing
mill. Rebeit Crene's little boy severely
scalded by a kettle of het water. Joint
celebration of children's day in the M. E.
chuich next Sunday morning. Frank
Cramer off te Philadelphia in his new sit
uation. Musicale this evening at Mr. Will
Mathiot's, Perry sheet. Shcnbcrger's
yaid en :jd street, and the 1'. R. R.
grounds looking very handsome.
Samuel Read, William Shultz and
Geerge Lightheiser, weie nearly diewirsd
by the capsizing of their bateau near tie
right shute en Saturday, caused by the
heavv breakers. The last two swain te
Read's fish battery, after much
and the former managed te get
difficulty,
en te the
bottom of the overturned beat,
ness of the catastrophe cars ied
te the shore in his beat.
A wi'
them all
I.ITTI.K LOCALS.
Here anil Tiicre un! Kvcryw here.
The Lancaster county prison and Biick
cndcifer's grocery en Neith Queen street
have been connected with the telephone
exchange.
Eight tiain jtimpcis weie committed by
Aldcimnn McConemy this meiniug for 10
days each for trespassing en the Pennsyl
vania 1 ail read.
II. C. Demuth's snuff factory was ie.
leased by the U. S. levenuc ellicers this
meiiiing. They are satislitd that thcie
was no intended fraud, but gave instruc
tions that hereafter the letter of the law
must be complied with ; and that snuff
ai.d fine cut tobacco can be sold only fiem
I the original stamped packages and net
1 fiem ILc ornamental jais which Mi. Do De
I ninth has heretofore used.
' Very interesting services were held in
detv, aid chapel, en West James street
yesteiday, it being the leth anuivciKiiy
of the death of W. V. Getwald.aftcr whom
the chapel is named. A portrait of Rev.
Gotwald was unveiled and a suitable ad
di ess was delivered by M. Breshis, esq.
The singing was by the choir of St.Jehn's
Lutheran church and the Sunday school
of the chapel Theio was a piajcr by
Rev. Max I lark and the benediction was
pioneuurrd by Rev. Seilhiuner, of the
Bethel church.
THE PRISON IXSI'KUIUKS.
An Investigation
TliHt Ders
Net P.m Out
M licit.
At the meeting of prison inspectors te
day applications wcie lcceiveil from the
following persons for the position of cvti.i
night watchman while the tcpairs of the
wall aie in progress ; F. II. ArniU, Gee.
Strawbridgc, Je. II. Ferrest, Jehn S.
Waifel, Philii) Butt, Geerge O. Drttmni,
Jehn Flery, James Eckcrt, Jehn Wood Weed
side, Peter Wagner, Daniel Heffman,
Henry Shcnk, Seuders, William
I Bchtild, Zach Weaver, I. J. Hamilton,
Ames Lutz, I). M. Bear.
In the inve.-i'igatien el the recent escapes
it was shown that for Match the cignt
maker convicts had $153 te their credit,
that 37 were diawn en orders for the
piiser.eis; that Contractor Heir had paid
$"5 te the families of the cmvicts en
their eidcis, and that there was still s'i.1."
te Fiankfetd's cicdit.
Ai. the afternoon Fcssi-ni Lutx was
elected watchman.
The i:ar Ai-seclfttinu.
Til.; semi-annual mceling of the Lancas
ter Bar association w:v held thijineiningnl
10 o'clock, president II. M. North Jin the
chait. Alter the leading and adoption of
the minutes of the last stated meeting, the
rcpeit of the trcasutcr was lead showing
a'bfilwcc in the ticssuiy of $a,20. The
rcpeit of the committee of censers was te
the effect that nothing 1. -quiring their in
tervention had eccuned siuce the last
mctting. The committee en the Bar
dinner lepeitcd that they deemed said de
sign iiuxpcdicrit,and they weie discharged.
The meeting then adjourned.
A KltielHtl Age.
Mr. Jehn Hildcbraur, efMatietta, father
of County Commissioner Hildebrant,
whose death was noticed en Saturday, and
whose Initial took place te-day, was in his
0:5d j ear, having been Lein en Fcbruaty
11, 1790. His wife, four sons and four
dauuhtcis survive hint, and all attended
his funeral te day. He has eighteen living
grandehildicn and nineteen gi cat -grandchild!
en. Mr. Hildebrant was the eldest,
as he has always been one of the most re
spected, citizens of the community in which
he lived.
Itargainfl at the Self Yerk t::i.:ir.
Fe:i-clialk& Lt'ilfi'innu ate new H-iie-iiij;
el their large steclc of gneils damaged by
water at the recent lire Their store is con cen
htanlly crowded by cinleinci-. '.eeking bargain-,
lid
SI nri'rime Let el Yerk I'eim'y Cens.
On Wednesday, .lime II, al the lain ea-ter
(lock yauN, llenry l'lillerling will tell a
choice let of Yerk county cows, l'ei-ensin
waulet cows will find it te llitir advantage te
attend this sale.
M'JiUlAT, XOT1C12S.
What lives a healthy appetite, an increased
digestion, strength le the muscles, and tone
te the nei ve-,7 I'.rewn's Iren liitteis.
j ur.l wdaUv
Dsi'EHic, noiveus people, " our el seiN,'
Celden's l.iebix's I.inuid Ileet and Tonic In-
vi'torater will eme. Ail; for Celdcn. Oflrutc
gKts. ju2-lwdeed&w
A i..wi, i?;.!':c-reit lrce villi cac!i bottleof
S!ulel. Cuturili Keinedy. 1'iicu .Ml cents. Fer
a lie :it C'oelir.mV dnifj store, 137 N01 th (Jni'cn
bUci'l
.1! ether! Aletlieitl! Mothers::
"Ate you disturbed ut night and broken et
jeiirrvit by aside child suireiinjj and crying
uillKriiu-idtiiif; i:ifn nl culling tcrth? It
se, go al once and gel a bottle et MKS. WiN-
l.fV'S SOOTIIlXtt SVUUT. It will relieve
the ler little Mittcrer immediaicly depend
iinen it : theiv is no lni-l.iU-e about it. There
is net a mother en earth tihe lias ever used it,
he will net tell yen at once that it trill regu
late the bowels, and give ict te the mother
and iclicf and health te the child, operating
hke tingle. It is perfectly sale te nc in all
cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the
prescription et one of the ektrM and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
states, bold everyw here. 2j cents "a bottle.
ni-My-M.W&S&w
Ken IlYsr-ErsiA ami Liver Complaint, you
hare a printed guarantee en evciy bottle el
Sliileh's Vltali7cr. Itnercr fails tncnie. Fer
sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street.
l'roef l'ofltlve.
We have the most positive and convincing
proof tliut Themas' Eclectrie Oil is a most el
lectnal upecific ler bodily pain. In eases el
rheumatism and neuralgia it gives instant re
lict. Fer sale at H. P.. Cochran's drug store.
i::7 North Queen street, Lancaster.
KEAT ('.USING. OCT SAXE.
ITIRE!
GREAT SALE OE
G
GKRE A.T NEW YORK BAZAAR
26 AND -28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
GOODS DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY !
I ACES,
HOSIERY,
MILLINERY,
PARASOLS,
RIBBONS,
Gout's Fni'iiislimg Goods.
All our immense stock of Parasols sold at almost given-away prices.
Our elegant stock of Hosiery will be almost given away.
ONLY 10 DAYS' TIME
GREAT NEW YORK BAZAAR !
26 and 28 North Queen Street.
rilct; and I'ns.
i lie-:;, 1 caches, ants, bed-bugs, rat, mice,
gopher-, chipmunks, chared out by "Heugh
en Hats." l.V.
Itreun-H iieti'.fiiiiin i'anaeea
l.. the me-t clleet ive I'.iin IV-trejer in
tl.e weild. Will nie-,t suie'y iuieken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
cxteinally,and tin teby mere certainly relieve
p.iin, whether chronic or ncutc.than any ether
p.iiu alleviator, and it is warranted double the
-tieiigthe! anj biiuihir preparation. Itenrcj
pain in the S:d. Ilael: or i:euels. Sere Threat,
Itlieumittsm ami all achi:s, and is Till!
CHi:AT KKI.IKVKIi OF 1'AIX. "I'.KOWN'a
Hoi-scneLu I'A-.AtKv" should be in every
family. A ti.ispoeiiiiil et the l'anueea in a
tumble'-of het waller sweetened It" preferred J,
taken at bed time will itllUAK Bl- A lOLB. i"Cts
... !.j!e leidi-ldM.WASAw
An ri.tliuef.i-tic S'.iidorhenioot.
:.i::im, X. II.. .Inly 11, 1S7H.
Ok m Whoever you arc, I don't knew ; but
1 thank the Lord and leel grateful te you le
knew that in U113 world et" adulterated medi
cine there is one compound that proves and
does all it advciti-cs te de and mere. Four
year-agelhadailighl shock et palsy, which
unnerMil me le-uchan extent that the least
excitement would make me shake like the
ague. I.a-1 May I was induced te try Hep Hit
lers. 1 u-ed one bottle, but did net sec any
change ; another did se change my nerve that
they aic new as -teadysis they overwere It
used te take both ham!- te write, but new my
go id light hand wiites thi-. Xew, if jen con
tinue te manufacture as hone-t and geed an
aitiele as you de, you will accumulate an
honest tei tune, and confer the greatest bless
ing en your fellow mi n tint was ever con
tend! en mankind. Tiv ISrnrn.
Jul-2wd.tw
KIXWKU MMMl DICATH.
Tli. inllev. inirstatementel William I. Cough
lin, et beuierville, Jlass., is se remarkable that
we beg tei,-U for it the attention et our read
ers. He -ays : "In th fall et 1S7HI was taken
with a violent bleeding ei the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
:miH-iitu and ilesli. I was se weak at one time
that 1 could net leave my lied. In the sum
mer et 1S77 1 m as admitted tot lie City Hospital.
While there the doctor.- said 1 had a hole in
my le!t lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever a bundled dell.-.is in doctors and medicine-.
1 wa- se far gene at one time a report
went ai eund tl-at I was dead, I gave up hope
but a fiiend told me el IMC. WM. HALL'S
I5ALSAM rellTHK LUX;S. I laughed at
my friends, thinking my ca-e incurable, but I
get a bottle te satisfy them, w hen te my sur
prise and gratification, I commenced te feel
belter. Mv hope, ewe de..d. began te revive,
a d te-day I feel in belter spirits than I have
the pasl three years.
"1 uritelliis hoping you wi'.l publish. It, se
that ecrv one alllicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced le take III!. WM. HALL'S
I5ALSA3S. l'OUTHi: LU.VGS, and be convinced
that COSSUMI'TIOX CAX 1SE CURED. I
have taken two bottles awl can positively say
that it has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and I shall seen be able te go te work.'
Sold by II, U. Cochran, 137 -erth Queen street.
Ir i- a foolish mi-takc te confound a remedy
or mciit with quack medicine. We nave used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re
sults for Dyspepsia, and Debility and knew it
te be a sterling health lcsterative. Times.
juMindeod&cew
The most wendcrlul curative remedies of
the present day aic these tint come lrem Ger
many, or at lea-t originate there. The most
recent preparation placed upon the market in
this country is the GREAT GERMAN 1NVIG
ORATOR, which has never been known te fail
in curing a single case el impotency,
weakness, nervous debility, inability or
mental anxiety, languor, lassiinde,depressien
et spirits and functional derangements el the
nervous system, rer sale by druggists, or
sent free by mail en rccuipt of price, $1.X) per
box, or six bexe- ler $5 CO. Address F. J.
CHENEY, Tolaile, Ohie, ole agent ter He
United States. Send for circular.
Fer sale at Kaullinan's drug store. North
Queen street. jul2-iydM&Th A
XEW A-JJl'MItTIbEMUXTS.
AIT-ANTED V STRONG WOMAN TO BO
Vf Genctal Iloti.-ewerk. Applvat
12 2td
13SUU1U MUHl.l ex.
AV
TASTnn.-THKEE
OK FOUR C1UAK
JUaKcrs. can at
11 iai EAST KING STREET.
G11CAND OHKNING TO-MOBROW TUES
r DAY EVENING at Singla's Ice Cream I
Gni.lcn, corner or Orange street ana Marietta
avenue. The City Band will play from 8 te 10
o'clecT. lid
JiJBW ADTZBTIBEMXSTS.
ITIRE!
MILLINEEY MD FANCY GOODS
AT THE
ALL GOODS SOLD REGARDLESS OF
EVERYTHING
MUST BE SOLD WITHIN
10 DAYS.
ALL THE GOODS
ARE AS GOOD AS NEW,
HAVING ONLY BEEN DAMAGED
BY WATER.
NOW IS
YOUR TIME TO PURCHASE
-AT THE-
NHW AliVJlKTlSlSaLBNTli.
D"
KKKD,
PltYSICIAX and HUItUEOX.
OFFlCE-21 EAST OUANUE STREET.
Residence 133 North Queen street. js-lw
N4
OTJCK. THK CITY TAX UUl'LIUATK
is new in the hands et the City Treasurer
Thiee per cent, abatement will be allowed it
paid before .lu.y.. c. F. MYEKS,
jufMfd Cltv Treasurer.
VTOTICIC.
Chi:stm;t Hill Iken Okk Ce.
,1
June:;. 13S2. s
The annual election or Directors et tills
Company will be held at their elllce In Col
umbia, Lancaster county, l'a en the 17th day
of JUNE next, at 11 o'clock A. M.
ju7-2td-7&12 N. W.N. II1X, Secretary.
15U1IL.IO SAL.K OF COWS, STEKRS ANIJ
J IIOGS.-O11 THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1SS2,
will be sold at public pale, at Hanibright's
Hetel, en the Columbia turnpike, Lancaster
county. Fa., the following Live Stock te wit:
Twenty licad et fresh Milch Cows, a tew Stock
Hulls, thirty Stock Steers, and fifty brad of
Shoats.
A credit of siUy days will l.e given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. 111.. when
attendance will be given by
JACOB B. RAUSMAN.
Samuel Hess t Sex. Auctioneers. 12-St
PKMUVAU
11
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.
Have Removed their
CEXEUAL REAL ESTATE and INSUR
ANCE OFFICE
TO NO. 10G EAST KING STREET,
(Opposite Leopard-Hetel).
my:G-3mdMR&3mw
PHlniK LOT OIT YeKK COUNTY COWS
atpublie sale. On WEDNESDAY. June
H, 1S82. will be sold nt public sale at the Lan
caster Stock Yards (.las. Stewart, Prep.) Lan
caster, Pa., the following live stock, viz. :
25 head of Yerk County Cows, some Iresli
and some springers. Theyarc a prime letand
hard te beat : were selected with great care,
and must be in every icspect as represented.
A credit or CO dajM will be given.
ea!e te commence at one o'clock p. 111. et
said day when altendance will be given by
IIENRY PKIFFERLIXt:
Sam'l IIi:Sj A Sex, Anct's.
N. 1!. If it is drv we will sell in the wet,
and irit is wet we will cell in the dry.
JKKltdS.M&T
T.1ULTON OPERA UOUSE, LAM'ASrKK.
COMMENCING
MONDAY. JUNE 12th,
Every Night This Week and
Wednesday end Saturday Afternoons,
THE EQUINE PARAR0X,
Bartholemew's 16 Educated Horses.
EVENING PRICES 25, 3 and SO CTS.
f Gallery, Children. ..ISc.
m ,r,., v.i.. ii.iJ " Adults 23c
M AT1N Eh PRlCKs-i m Floe Cn,idien.85c.
(. Adults.... 35c.
Deers open at 7: performance commences
at 8:15 ; matinee commences at 2:30. Rcsc-rvc d
Seats terall performances new en sale at II.
Yecker's efllce. jl2 3td
PUBLIC SALE OF COWS AND STEKKS
On FRIDAY, JUNE 1G, 1SS2, will be sold
at public sale, at the public house of J. W.
Frantz. Millersville, Lancaster county. Pa.,
tlic rollewing, te wit: Twenty-four Head et
COWS.seme iicsh and some springers. Among
them are a few Ne. 1 Alderney Cows and a
few Uulls ; 45 head et Stock steer?, from iOJ te
1,000 pounds in weight. They will all be sold
without reserve, atic' were selected with great
care. The cows must lie in every respect as
represented or no sale.
A credit el GO days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m., sharp,
w nen attendance will be given by
HARRY C. LINTNER.
Sam'l Hess & Sen, Aucts.
N. B. If it is dry we will sell Intlw wet, and
if it is wet we will bell in the dry. J10 Ctd&ltw
"t IRARI
Fire Insurance Company
OF PH1LADELP1A.
Assets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, seeurcly invested. Fer a policy Ip
this old and well-citablishodcempanycallori
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 10 EAST KING STREET.
d3M,WRAS
ITIRE!
VALUE!
GLOVES,
NOTIONS,
White Goods
Corsets, Corsets,
FRINGES.
(; eats and Delmans.
ONLY 10 DAYS' TIME
JS.XTHKTA.Urai E'HTS.
"CIXCUKSIUN TO MOUNT ALTO PAKK.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th.
Arrangements have been made with the 1.
Jl. It. te run a special train thieugh without
change, leaving
TICKETS.
. - ,
Whole. Halt.
?.50 $1.25
2.40 1.20
2.25 1.15
3.211 1.10
Lancaster 5:25a. m
I Landisvllle 5:18 "
Mount Jey :00 "
1 Ellzabcthtewn C:16 "
' Arriving at Mount Alte at 9 a. m.
Ale taking passenger lrem Harrisburg,
Mcchanicsburg Carlisle and Shlppcnsburg.
1 Taylei's full erchcsim et Lancastei will ac
company the excursion. Return train leaves
I Mount Alte at fi:00 p.m.
1 Sccnre yenr tickets am! receive all in forma-
! lien lrem E. J. Erisman, 5i North Queen St. ;
' 8. D. Stape, Landisville; Stel! & Mooney. Mt.
Jey, and '. W. Miller, Ellzabethtewn.js,10,12d
VIAH'ltlSa.
O KLLINU
IO
OJfJT!
SELLH OFF !
IN ORDER TO DISPOSE Or THE
ANCE OF MY STOCK OF
11AL-
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
-I HAVE MADE
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
WILL RE ALLOWED TO EVERY PUR
CHASER OF AXY ARTICLE IX
READY-MADE CLOTIIIXU.
We have MEN'S SUITS ler $5, worth $10 ; $3
worth $15 ; $10 worth 18 ; $12 worth $20.
BOY'S SUITS for $3 weith$5; $lweith$7;
$5 worth $10.
Remember, the balance aud entire stock et
Ready-Made Clothing must be closed out by
July 1st, as we Intend te de an entire
SUITS matte; te ORDER
in the Latest and most elegant style. Em
ploying a Fiist-Class Cutter, I can readily
guarantee a Perfect Fit.
AL. R0SENSTEIN.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER and TAILOR,
Ne. 37 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Next deer te Shultz & Bre.'a Hat Stere.
DRY OOODS.
I amies, attentien:
Rclore purchasing, please examine the
GLOBE CORSET,
WITH
COOLEY'S PATENT CLASP PROTECTOR.
FOB SALS BT
JOHN P. SWARR,
NO. 50 NORTH QUKEN ST1CEET,
LANCASTER, PA.
DEFIANT SHIRT, SlM.
CAPITAL SHIRT, 75c,
A very geed BLACK DRESS SILK, twenty,
two inches wide, at $1.25.
J. P. SWARR.
TWM
Til RD EDITIOJJ.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1882.
FIEE AND FLOOD.
LOSS OF LICE AND PROPERTY.
Heavy Less Frem Shee Factory Burned.
"Warren, Me., June 12. The less by
tbe burning of Erwin Smith's shoe factory
en Saturday night is estimated at 30,
0C0. uuastreas Flame.
St. Jeseph, Me., June 12. A fire yes
terday afternoon destroyed seven business
houses in the town of Osbern, en the Han
nibal & St. Jeseph railroad. Ihe less is
about $40,000 ; insurance $23,000. The
principal loser is Jeseph Truax, whose
stock and store were valued at $30,000.
A Steamboat Burned.
Sarnia, Ont., June 12. The steam
barge Vanderbilr, bound from Midland te
3Iamainse, Lake Superior, took fire en
Saturday night and was beached en Ser
pent Island. The crew ana passengers,
thirty in all, were saved.
Rig Fi. e in Bosten,
Bosten, June 12. The large four story
brick building en Wareham street, occu
pied en the first and second floors by
Gumming.-, & Kenny for storing hard and
dry lumber, and en the third by J. L.
Brown, a carpenter, and en the fourth
fleer by Sanger & Rice. f.incy .cabinet
maker?, was destroyed by fire this morning
together with the contents. Less $G5,000.
Seme buildings adjoining were also badly
damaged.
STORM IN THE WKST.
Death aud Disaster at itenvar.
Denver, Cel., June 11. One of the
heaviest rain storms ever known in this
section, accompanied by water spouts,
swept ever Denver last night, doing thou-
sands of dollars worth of damage in the
city and surrounding country. Cellars
and basements wcre filled with water and
several houses near the Platte river were
swept away. The bodies of two Germans,
LudwigMucr and l'itleledrier, who were
in ene of the houses, have been recovered.
Thrce children were drowned, but their
bodies have net yet been found. It is
feared that ether lives besides these five
were lest. It is impossible te give the full
extent of the damage at present. The
storm reached ever several miles of thickly
settled country. AtUelden several houses
were washed away and the Cambrian fire
brick works were struck by lightning and
comp letcly destroyed.
RIOT ATALEXANDKIA.
Sixty-seven Europeans Reported Killed aud
Great .xciteiiieut Prevailing'.
Vtitieus dispatches from Alexandria rc rc
eoit events of a tragic character occurring
there. The engineer of the British mnu-ef-war
" Superb " hns been murdered, and
disturbances prevail which began simul simul
tane. usly at thrct difturent places. The
ebJLV-r of the rietcis in a great measure
appeals te have been pillage, in which
Levantines as weil as Arabs participated.
A regiment of cavalry andfri regiment of
infantry have, been eulercd te reinforce
the garrison.
TLe Times cei respondent at Caire lays
the lespensibility for the riots upon Arabi
Pacha. Dervisch Pacha had summoned
him te resign and there seemed te be no
alternative but submission or defiance, but
siuca the riots broke out Dervisch Pacha
hasjhad te appeal te Arabi Pacha as com
manding the only available ferce te te
st ere order.
At a meeting of the military leidcrs it
was decided te petition the khedive te ab
dicate. It was declared that if he did net
he would be massacred. It is rumored
that the cavalry and artillery will net join
any conspiracy against the khedi ve.
Great excitement continues ; thepatiels
at e doubled, shops closed and 07 Europeans
are reported killed.
France wants te held a conference con
cerning Egypt at Paris, net at Constanti
nople Condensed Tolegratns.
Jehn Jehnsen, colored, was lynched to
day at Ueckhill, S. C, for the murder of
Mi-s McDewcl jestculay.
Throughout Illinois the storm en Satur
day was extremely severe and great dam
age was done.
Five weavers at the Harmony mills went
te work te-day under the 10 per cent, ro re ro
ductien. Tin ee thousand strikers are
congregated. Threats of murder have
been made aud extra police force put en.
The iron mills in Cincinnati, Aurera
and Covington, arc at work.
The Senate, behind the closed doers of
an executive sessie.i discussed Van
Wyck's preposition te consider the con
firmation of the tarill" commissioners in
a public session and after 40 minutes voted
it down.
Owing te the crowded condition of the
docket in Philadelphia, Detective Weyel's
libel suit against tue rress lias been post
poned until September.
Matter having been anauged satisfac
torily the 2icw Yerk herse sheers who
quit work en Saturday resumed te-day en
the 2d and 10 avenue car stables.
Ress resumed his training en the Ited
river te-day.
Secretary Chandler has gene te Cen
cord. Atteiney General Brewster attends
the Star Koute trials.
Edw. A. Pcddicart hrs been arristsd at
Humboldt, Tenn., with a let of counter
feiter's tools nndbal money.
The Heuse, by 101 te 75, has agreed te
the Senate amendment fixingCl instead of
02 as the age for compulsory army retire
ment. At Pcnyvillc, Md., this morning about
fifty section hands and tiain men struck
against a reduction of wages.
In Bedford county, Va., yesteiday,
Nathan T. Luck, a prominent farmer, was
driving te church with his wife and two
daughters, the horses took fright, ran
away, overturned the vehicle and precipi
tated the occupants te the ground. One
of the Misses Luck was killed outright,
and the ether seriously injured. Mrs.
Luck was severely injured.
Fifty employees of Cenner's type foun
dry aud the rubbers at Farmer, Little &
Ce.'s type foundry, struck te-day. They
average from 7 te $15 per week and de
mand 15 per cent, increase. Cenner offer
ed them 10 per cent, and will fill the
strikers' places with girls.
The Peunsvillc fishermen who claimed
te have found bricks tied te the body of
Dennis J. Gallagher floating in the Dela
ware, did net appear before the coroner's
inquest at Wilmington, and a verdict of
accidental drowning was rendered
A ludden rise in the river caused a flood
at Vescy. Many houses and two bridges
were washed away. Twelve children and
several adults drowned.
The Washington grand jury is examin
ing witnesses in the Star Reute cafes,
touching J. M. Salisbury's contract from
Pembina te Farge.
Shocking Result or a Prize Fight.
Philadelphia, June 12. On Saturday
morning, June 3d, a prize fight took place
in the suburbs between William Trappe, a
grocer, and William Murphy, a peddler,
the stakes beine $30 a side. It is alleged
that the encounter came te a close by
Murphy knocking'Trappe down, and the
latter striking his head against a stone and
becoming "unconscious. After medical
treatment Trappe appeared te have re
covered, but en Tuesday last he fell en the
pavement and hurt his head again. Ha
was treated at the Pennsylvania hospital,
but died there en Saturday evening. Mur
phy was arrested this morning and held te
await the action of the coroner.
TTEATBCK INDICATIONS.
Washington, June 12. Fer the JHddla
states, fair weather, northeast te south
east winds stationary or a slight rise in
temperature, followed by nlewly falling
barometer.
MAKKKTIU
rauaeMlpfelft Mrtet.
PKttADaLMOA, June 12. Flenr .lull and
barely steady ; Superfine, 133 r; Extra,
We 73; Penn'a family, $5X3G; Ohie and In
diana de, $5 90g5.
Rye flour at 3704 50.
Wheat quiet and steady; Pa. Red, 11 42
Ol 43 ; de Amber, $1 43Q1 44.
Cern steady ter local trade ; Steamer. S3VCQ
SlJc ; Yellow at Sl)635iic ; Mixed. S4gSic;
ill). O JULXeU, MH34C.
Oats dnll and lower ; Ne. 1 White, ec;
Ne. 2 de 63f)63c ; Ne. 3 de eSQCUkc ; Ne. '1
Mixed, 61Q61WC. '
Rye duilatiw.
Previsions llrm;incs3 perk, til t: beet
hams, f242(5; India mess beef. 131 WQ32.
Racen Smoked shoulders. 10c; salt de,
OKS'JKc ; smoked hams, I5l5)c ; pickled de
isaisKc.
Lard Arm ; city kettle, l'iViftlH'c ; leese
butchers', llc ; prime steam, 911 S7.
Butter firmer with geed inquiry for choice :
Creamery Extra, 2Gc : de geed te eimice. -UQ
25c.
Rolls nominal ; no choice here.
Eggs dull and easier : Pa.. 23iD24c : Western
22fii22Kc.
Cheese quiet but tlnn ; New Yerk lull cream
lieilKc: Western de. 1010c:de tMlr te
geed, 9KQ10c: Pa. half-sklms, 5,g:je ; P:i.
2flSc
Petroleum dull; Refined, TJc
Whisky dull at si 17.
Maw xexm mum.
Nkw Yerk, June 12. Fleur State and
Western dull and strongly in buyers' favor :
Southern dull and weak.
Wheat unsettled and weak ; prices without
quotable chance ; moderate speculative trad
imr; Ne. 2 Red. June, $1 43$ai W,i : de
July, $12091 -23: de Angnt. SI 'XM 2IJi;
de Sept.. f 1 lOIPQl 20 ; de Oct., 1 2iil 21.
Cern J.Q!lc lower and weak; Mixed West
ern, spot, 73fS7tc ; de future, 7r.'79ic.
Outs MQZc lower and heavv; Ne. 2 Jul v.
5.V4c; de Axis.. 454e; Ui Sept, 4"'44j
43.c ; State, 5!fi7c ; Western, JWgtVTc
Uratn ana prevision Qaotalten
One o'clock quotations of grain nmt prevl.-.
ions, turiiMied by 8. K. Ynndt. Ureker, l.'.
East King street.
June 12.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk l.ard
June .ffliJi .49H 2ii S" il.ir.
July.... 1.33 .7n'4 .4; 2e.t: JSi)i
August 1.1175 -70Jrt "",U
Philadelphia.
June... 1.4IJ-J .ai JH .... ....
Julv..... 1.25 .?J .57-4 .... ....
Allg LlSJi .TilJi .4C.
Sept.... l.it ....
teeKaaraeT.
New Yerk, Punutielpiiiii and Lecal Stocks
also United States HeniN rercttiil dally ly
Jacob It. Lone, 22 North Queen ttr.:ct.
Jnnel.'.
10-.00 "law 2:3J.
A. M. P. M. l'.M.
Del.. LacS. Western 119 1I9 11
Denver & Rie Grande M M4 K
N. Y.. Lake Erie A Western.... 34 Z ZyH
Kansivs and Texas -iA -l-y, '
f nt... 4Sl.n.. ftfl..l. Un..tl..n tlt-W tllTI' lltlf.
IMUr ClllllCttl ILII. tJlltlUlllJIm J'-4 l'U iVI
.-- ""M "Xf
I2TO way, i2nji
i!7?2 Kl& B'J
aew lerKueninu
New Jersey Cen1-! , ,..
Ontario A Western ,
Omaha Cem
Omaha Preferred
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
.'' il7 !ly
in
ii 1;4 l'"7n
Texas Pacific 38
s?i
395
Wabash. s. ...nils A Pacific... 24). J
Western Union Tel. Ce 82
Pennsylvania R.R )
ItIW I ID ( yi4
Rutrule Pitts. A West 15
Northern Purine Cem '&il
" Pretcrrctl.... 75i
2I'J
27J
15
:ij
73'i
8Ri
27J;
I5K
:ki1
,ayx
Cattle Market.
PuiLADKLruiA, June 12. Cattle market dnll ;
.ales, 2,300 head ; prime attHtfJOKc ; geed at
89c; medium at 77c; common at ty,
eyie ; fat cows, 44Q7J4c.
Sheep market dull; sales. 13,000 head;
prime, i6e ; geed, !05c ; medium. I'iii
i)ic; common, 34c; cuIN, 334c ;
lambs, 4i8c ; calves, 69c.
Hes market active : sales, 3.2IO head ;
prime at U12c : geed, HJiQUc; me
dium, 10'XeHlc.
ZAXCABTKK WATCltJtH.
M
ORE THAR
1,000 WATCHES.
THE FACT THAT MORE THAN
Lancaster Watches
HAVE BEEN EOLD IN
Lancaster County
DURING THE PAST
Twe Years
Is Suililactery Evidence of
HOME PRIDE IN HOME PRODUCTS.
SIXTEEN GTCADES
OK THESE WATCHES
AKE XOW MADE.
AT THE
Lancaster Watch Factory.
They tire the Fined! Product et Pennsylva
nia Skill and Pennsylvania Enterprise. It U
confidently believed lh.it NO KETTER
WATCH, for the Meney, Is made or sold any
where in the weild either in America or In
Europe. Jiinctf-lyd&w
'-' "
BVOKH AND HTATIOXMMi.
HINK, PLAIN AND FANCY
STATIONERY.
ew panels.
new easels,
new books and
new magazines,
at;
L. M. FLYNN'S
NO. 42 WEST KINO STREET.
TII1I.N UAKK'.S hONS,
Jehn Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15 & 17 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Have in stock and for sale, at the LOW EST
PRICES the Largest Assortment et
Beeks and Stationery
That Is te be found In the Interior et Pennsyl
vania, embracing New and Stuminrd Boek",
Illustrated Reeks. .Juvenile Reeks, Sunilay
Scheel Beeks ami Bibles, Family Bibles in
Various styles. Teachers' Bibles, Hymn Boek,
German Bibles, Prayer Beeks.
WRITING PAPERS aid ENVELOPES.
Blank Day Beeks, Ledgers. Cash Beeks, In.
voice. Beeks, Passbooks, Writing Inks and
Fluids, Steel Pens, Bill Beeks, Pocket hoeka
Purses, Photesraph Albums, Cabinet Frame-i
Birthday Cards. Picture Cards, ftc. Ilel,
LAND'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS. And
h general assortment of Stationer', Scheel
Beeks and Scheel Furniture at the
SIGN OF THE BOOH
1t MUST SKIN DISEASES JT IS NKUr.t
sary te consider the constitutional st.itc
wfcieh disposes it. the local condition which
makes the skin susceptible, and the external
local cause which determines the production
et d'seasc.
All Diseases et the Skin, Cancers. Tmnera,
Private and Chronic Diseases permanently
cured by
DRS. II. D. 4 M. A. LONGAICER.
Ofllce 13 Kust Walnut street. I.:tin-::s er. Pa.
Consultation Inc. USUI
One TI1001
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