LANCASTER DAILY INTKU.IKV'KK WEDNESDAY JULY 5. 1882.
A BOLD SHABPER
HE FLEECES SOME KCBAL UHB8.
Caught tor Uer Eleven Tnoiuaud uoliiur.
Iu the early part of June a sharp young
man paid a visit to three old residents of
Mouut Joy township and left an impres
sion which will last for a long time.
He traveled on the common but euphon
ious name of Smith Amos C. Smith, of
Philadelphia. He claimed to represent a
manulactoiy which turned out wooden
wares in the Quaker city, and the woeds
in the vicinity or Milton Giove had just the
material he had long been looking after.
John Balmer, of near Miltou Grove,
Andrew Hcisey, of near Oberholtzer's
school houso and Abraham Herr, who
lives not far from the Hcisey homestead
on the road leading from Elizabetbtown
to Milton Grove, are tho men who owned
the lumber.
The alleged agent was not slow in driv
ing a bargain and it was no close one. He
offered good prices, at the late of $100 for
three trees. At these figures the above
named persons readily sold the timber and
in order to clinch the bargain Smith paid
to ono man $3, to each of the other two
$5. on the purchase, and in order to ac
count for the outlay to his employer asked
for a receipt. This seemed to be a square
transaction and Mr. Balmer wrote his
name, not onco but twice on what he sup
posed was a receipt. Tho sti auger was
accompanied by a man from Elizabeth
town who placed his autograph on tho
paper as a witness to the transaction.
Very little more was thought by the far
mer of tho transaction.
On last Saturday, however, his atten
tion was called to the affair, when Addi
son Eby, esq., of Elizabetbtown, and
John Dennison, formerly of that placc,now
. of Westminster, Maryland, called on Mr.
Balmer and presented a note of $1,800 for
payment, the note having fallen due about
that time. Tho gentleman knew nothing
about the note,- but tho visitors insisted
that he did and wanted it paid, or ac
knowledged in some way or other. They
referred to a letter they had sent him on
Friday, but Mr. Balmer not haviug been
to the postoffice, knew nothing about it.
He did not pay it, neither did he acknowl
edge that he ever sigued such a paper
They threatened to institute legal pro
ceedings against him for the amount of
the claim.
Buttbatisnot tho worst of it. The
gentleman interviewed 'Squire John 11.
Zoller, of Mount Joy, on Monday noon.
They tried to keep reticent about tho affair,
but our correspondent learned from them
that this man Smith has sold notes whoso
aggregate ia the snug sum of $11,100. The
ono for $1,800 against Balmer was tho
first to fall due and at auy time notes for
tho other part of the amount are likely to
turnup.
Smith is about 28 years old, of a vciy
pleasant address and ho speaks the Eng
lish and German languages fluently.
It is said that to persons who bought
the notes from him Smith represented that
he sold Western land to tho farmers and
took their notes iu payment. It is prob
able that bo sold them at a big discount.
Tho victimized citizens since they sec
the game tako things coolly. They will
fight hard before they will pay a cent.
They are men, at least two of them, of
considerable means.
THAT BIU BILL.
The Work for TOMcta McBtellen cot 81,800
On Monday afternoon John L. Miller
and J. Kaliler Snyder, former clerks iu tho
prothonotary's office under Capt. McMel
len, wcro examined by the county audi
tors with reference to the work done iii
Vre-arranging the papers iu that office for
fWhich McMellon was paid $1,800 by County
Commissioners Coble and Bushcng.
Miller testified that he helped to do the
work ; was employed by Capt. McMellon
in November, 1880 and worked until April
1881, some days full time ; received regu
lar salary as a clerk and nothing extra ;
was employed as a general clerk at a salary
of between $500 and $600 a year ; was on
tho special work of re-arranging the papcis
between three or four months ; the papers
were in bad condition ; Mr. Edwards as
sisted part of the time.
Snyder testified that ho worked nearly
ten months in the office, nearly all the
time at this special work, from March to
the end of December ; was paid $10 per
week, received from $420 to $450 in all ;
Edwards worked some time at it, most
of tho summer months ; witness did not
consider $1,800 too much for tho work.
Election 6T Ufflcera.
The " Liedcrkranz " singing society
held its semi-annual meeting on Monday
evening. The following officers were
elected :
President J. A. Schuh.
Vice President H. C. Keller.
Recording Secretary John Vogelsang.
Financial Secretary Lawrenco Falk.
Treasurer Philip Lebzeltor.
Trustees H. C. Keller, Philip Strumpf
and F. Meyers.
Librarian Harry Muller.
Conductor F. W. Haas.
Collector of Dues Charles Ostermayer.
Committee on Music F. W. Haas A.
Bender and John Vogelsang.
He Said He Vm Bobbed.
A young fellow, who said that he resid
ed near Quarryvillc, but did not give his
name, missed his train last evening, and to
a number of persons on the street told tho
story of his misfortunes. He said that he
had been drinking, and while in that con
dition he had been coaxed into a houso on
North Prince street, the locality of which
bo could not give, and had there been ro
Ireved of a silver watch and chain and a
gold ring. The property, if it was lost as
alleged, was not recovered.
SVEVIAJL NOTICES.
There is more strength restoring power tn a
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in n
bushel ot malt or :i gallon ot milk. This ex
plains why Invalids 11 nil it such a wonderful
invlgorant tor mind and body. Sec other
column. iyl-lmdeod&cow
If you are troubled with fever and uguc,
dumb ague, bilious lever, Jaundice, dyspepsia,
orany disease ot the liver, blood and stomach,
and wish to pet well, try the new remedy.
Prof. Uiillnicile's French Liver Pad. Asic
your druggist for It, and take no other, and it
he has not got It send 1.50 in a letter to the
French Pail Co., Toledo, Ohio, and receive ono
by return mail. For wile at Kaulftnan's drug
store, North Queen street. Jyl-2tdS&W C
Mother! ilotlierslt Mothers It
Arc you disturbed at night and broken ot
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting tooth ? If
so, go at once and get a bottle ot 51 Its. W1N
SLOW'S SOOTHING SVRUP. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately depend
upon It: there Is no mistake about it. Theio
is not a mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that it will regu
late tho bowels, and givo rest to the mother
and relict and health to the child, operating
like magic. It Is perfectly satotousoiii all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription ot one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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Geonre Vctter, Justice ot tho peace, Toledo,
O., says: "I was troubled with sciatica and
kidney disease for years; at times had to go
on crutches and suffered untold agony. Prof.
.GuBmette's IVdney Pad cured me in three
swceks." For sale at Kauffman's drug store.
North Queen street. jyl-2dSA W
Are Xou Troubled
If 1th conscientious qualms ?" asked a friend.
"You look troubled." "So, I am," said the
uflerer ; "but it is with the toothache." "More
tool, you," replied tho comforter ; get it pull
ed out, and buy a bottlo of SOZODONT, and
preserve tho good teeth Jrom a like calam
ity." Jjr3iwdeocw
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FECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FKOM
NEW STORE, NOS. 12fr and 131 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
SIX SPECIAL BARGAINS IN VICTORIA LAWNS :
FIRST AT 13 CENTS,
SECOND AT 15 CENTS,
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
FIRST AT 20 CENTS,
These goods will upon examination be found to be extra nice and fine for the money we ask for them. We have bought large
ly and at VERY LOW PSICES, and are now prepared to offer excellent inducements to all who may favor us with a call.
Laces and Embroideries, large assortment, very low.
W. U. BUWKKH,
Decline of Alan.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by Wells' Health Re
newer. $1. For sale by John Black.
The Commodore."
Jos. L. Footc, the Commodore, Elgin, 111.,
says Thomas,' Eclectric Oil cured him of scia
tica with one application, Ihoioughly applied.
It also cured him of a severe cold and cough.
He thinks it a veiy Valuable remedy, and will
never be without it. For sale at 11. B. Coch
ran's drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lan
caster. Is your Hdlp lull ot dry, husky scales and
little pimple? Dr. Benson' Skin Cure will
cleanse your scalp and remove all scales anil
tenderness with! n six days. Try It, for it is the
best hcud dreeing ever used. $1 per package,
at all druggists. jy3-lwd&w
When youluelout ot sorts, have the bluett,
melancholy, etc, it must he indigestion th.it
ails you. Brown's Iron Bitters cures it. For
sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North
Queen street. jy3-ld&w
For lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Piaster. Price 25 cents. For sale at
I 'ocli Kill's drug Ktoie, 137 North Queen St.
myl-lwdeowAw
Oke voice all over the land goes up lrom
mothers, that say.s, " My daughters aro so
lecblo and wad with no strength, all out ot
breath and iile at the leobt exertion. What
can we do for them J" The answer is simple
and lull ot hope. One to lour weeks' use ot
Hop Hitters will make them healthy, rosy,
spiiglitly, and chccrlnl. Jyl-2wd&w
' All the Ills Unit FleHh Is Heir to,"
Aiising from impuiity ot the blood, torpid
llvsr, irregular bowels, disordered kidneys,
etc.. can be safely and speedily cured by Bur
dock Blood Bitten. 11 ice $1. For tale ut 11.
B. Cocluau's drug store, 137 Noith Queen
street, Lancaster.
It is a foolish mistake to eon round a remedy
of merit with quack medicine. Wo nave used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re.
suits for Dyspepsia, and Debility and know It
to be a sterling health restorative. Times.
jiiMmdcodAcow
Gulden's Lli-big's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigoratorwill cuio indigestion, dyspepsia or
loss ol
gists.
appetite. Ah for CoUlcn's, ot drug-
jyl-lwdcod&w
A rough, com or sore Tnroat snoufa DO
stopped. .Neglect frequently results m an In.
curable L'ing Disease or Consumption.
Umv. nV iinnehlal Troches do not disorder
tne -toniafli like cough syrups an.i balsams,
but acldirecllyon t he iiiHaiiiedparU, allaying
Irritation, givo relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat. Troubles
which SIugciH and PubllcSpeakors nic subject
to. For thiily years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always givo perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained we) .ncrited raukamong the lew staple
remedies ot the ng:'. Sold at 25 cents a box
ovrn wl-t.ro inv-lvdTThAFAlvw
Will you sutler with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Mnloh's VHidizor is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale at Cochran's drug store,
137 North Queen St. myl-lwdeowAw
"Who Grasps Much Holds Little."
Tho propiictors of Ely's Cream Balm do not
claim It to hi' a cure-all, but a suic remedy for
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
Head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses the nasal
passages of Catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions, allays inflammation, protects tho
nicmbranal linings of the head lioin atldl
tional colli, completely heals the sores and
restores thesenseot tastcand smell. Beneficial
results arc realized by a iuw applications. A
thorough treatment will euro Catarrh. Tho
lialin is easy to use and agreeable. Sold by
druggists at SO cents. On receiptor EOc. will
mail a package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO.. Oswego, N. V.
For sale by Lancaster druggists.
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KKSVVKU t Kit 31 DKATU.
Tli)fo!lowingslatemcntot William J. Cough "
lln, ot Somcrville, Mass., is so remarkable that,
wo beg to ask for it the attention ol our read
era. Ho says : "In tliu fall ol 187G I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. I was so weak at ono time
that I could not leave my bed. In tho sum
mer ot 1877 1 was admitted to the City Hospital.
Whilu there the doctors said I had a hole in
my lett lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed over a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was so far gone at o'ie time a report
went around that 1 was dead. 1 gave up hope
but a friend told me ot Dlt. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNUS. I laughed at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I
got a bottle to satisfy them, when to my sur
prise and gratification, I commenced to feel
better. My hope, onco dead, began to revive,
ii'. d to-day I feel in better spirits than I liavo
the past thrco years.
" I writcthls hoping you wlU publish It, so
that cverv one alllictvd with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. I
have taken two bottlos and can positively say
that it has done me more good than all the
other medicines I have taken slnco my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared ami 1 shall soon bo able to go to work.'
Sold by II, II. Cochran, 137 North Queen street.
ttrowns iioimehom l'anacra
Is the most ellcctivo Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken tho
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally.and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, w he t her chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength ot any similar preparation. It cures
patn in the Side, Back or Bowels. Soro Throat,
Rheumatism and all aches, ami is THE
UREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "Brown's
IIocseuold Pakacea" should be in every
lainily. A teaspoon ful of tho Panacea in a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at bed time will break ur a cold. 25 cts
a boille. tebll-lvdM.W&S&w
Rose Cold and II ay fever
Being seriously troubled with Hay Fever and
Rose Cold 1 tried Ely's Cream Balm, and was
surprised in obtaining almost immediate ro
ller. Icarnestly recommend it to all similarly
alllicted. W. P. Andrus. druggist, Mctuchcn,
New Jersey.
Having been alUicled with Hay Fever for
years I gave Ely's Cream Balm a trial ; was
much benefitted. 1 have had no attacks slnco
using it, E. II. Raucii, editor Carbon county
Democrat, Muuch Chunk, Pa.
For years I have been alllicted with Hay
Fever, from early in August until frost. 1 was
induced to give Ely's Cicam Balm a trial. Tho
relief was immediate. I regard myself cured.
G. feciiRiUBER. Supt. of Cordage Co., Eliza
beth, N.J. Price 50 cents. Apply into noa
tiis with little linger.
For sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North
Queen street. ju5- 2
MJ!A.Tm.
Bote. In this city, on July 4th, 18S2, Ella
Burns, daughter ot F. A. and Sue B..Rotc, aged
1 j ear and 1 day.
Tho relatives and lrlcnds of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence ot her parents, corner ot
Vine and Water streets, on Thursday alter
noon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Lancaster
Ccmclcry. Itu
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOEE8 & HTJEST'S,
THIRD AT 18 CENTS,
FOURTH AT 2 CENTS,
INDIA LINENS :
BOWERS & HURST,
rOLHICAZ.
Democratic State Ticker.
GOVERNOR.
ROBERT K. PATTISON, Philadelphia.
LIEUTENA5T GOVUWOR.
CUAUNCEY F. BLACK, Yoik.
JUDGE OP TUE SUPREME COUZT.
SI I, AS M. CLARK, Indiana.
SECRETARY OV INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
CONOnESSMAN-AT-LABOE.
MORTIMER F. ELLIOTT, Tioga.
Democratic County Ticket.
CONGRESS.
STATE bENATOR XIV DISTRICT.
ABKAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
i C. J. RIIOAD?! Manor.
J. M. VAi,KK.t, Coleralu.
3. E. C. DILLEU. Earl.
G. W. SIMPSON, Caernarvon.
II. E. SUIMP, E. Cocalico.
RECORDER.
W. W. BU8SEU, Leacock.
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
TOO?. DIRECTORS.
.1. P. McILVAINK. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster
l'RISOV INSPECTORS.
JOHN KKBMA"
J. U SCIILKt;).:
.Maiilieim.
UILICH, E. Donegal.
IMISSIONEH.
IAKKR, Eail.
JUhV
WILLIAM 1.1
Vacancies.
I
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ASSEMULV,
C. A. OB1.ENDEK,
ElUiiTIl WARD, will be a candidate lor Rep
lesontativo from the 1st (City) Legislative
distiict. bubicct to the decision ot the Demo
cratic primaries. iuniMp
new A.uv,RTiSEaiiixrs.
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ASTKD-A aiIIDlrAHt;i LADY TO
small children
Apply at this ofllce. jy3-t fd
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rANTKD A OIKL FOIC GKNKKAL
Housework in a small lamllv. uood
wastes will be mid to a irood ein. Annlv at
this office. Ju29-tld
irAI
NTliO. A SITUATION KY A D1S-
'. . "
blcil soldier, at xome liyht work at
which ne can make him ell useful. Apply at
i 4j2.aoriii water street. jmu-uti
COBUUI.TAX, 188'.!.
O The duplicate is in tin:
hands ot the Meas
urer. Thsee per cent, on" forproinpt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
No. 12 Centre Square.
45-Ottice hours lrom '. a. in. to 4 p. m.
jul3-2mdR
117ANTKD. A1UD.MI MAN
lO LISA UN
IV baking
at the trade.
jlyl-tfd
. One pieicried who has worked
Apply at
L. UOOS- SON'S BAKERY,
No. 101 Middle Street.
a'HK SKCKETIOX OF SWKAT UV THE
sk:n selves a very important purpose,
that ot pieveritiiig undue elevation ol the
temperaluio ot the blood ami tissues gener
ally. All Skin Diseases, Caneers,Tumors, Chronic
and Private Diseases permanently cured by
DBS. II. D. ami M. A. LONGAKEK. Oflico
13 East Walnut stieet, Lancaster, Pa. Consul
tation free. Jlp3-3td
HAIL 1KSUKANCK. TOBACCO OltOW
crs can now have their growing ciop
insuted against damage by hail by calling on
BAUSMAN BURNS, agents of the Pcnn
Mutual Hail Insmanco Co., and the Lancaster
Cnuntv Mutual Hull Insurance Co.
June 23 ItwR
T KM OVAL.
ALLAN A. JtiERR &
CO.
Have Removed their
GENERAL REAL ESTATE and INSUR
ANCE OFFICE
TO NO. 100 EAST KING STREET,
(Opposito Leopard Hotel).
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11UKLIU SALE OK HOUSES.
ON FRIDAY, JULY 7th, 1882. will be sold
at public sale, on James street, Lancaster
city, in the rear ot the Comb Factory,
the following, to wit: Four Heavy Draught
Horses tit lor the market: two one-horso
wagons and one two-horse v agon ; two sets ot
single harness; one bet ot double harness ; one
hay cutter, etc. Sale to commenco at 2 o'clock
P.M. of said day.
ANDREW BALMER & CO.
Samuel Hess & Son Auct's.
f 1 IRAKI
Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assels over
Eleven
Hundred
sand.
Thou-
Dollar, seeuioly Invested. For a policy in
tills old and well-established company call on
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M.WRAS
TTOW
SWITZERLAND
Endorses Pennsylvania
IN HER
Lancaster Watches.
Lacahter. Nov. 1st, 1878.
A. Bitkei:, Esij., Manager :
Dear Sir: Iu answer to jour inquiries ol
Oct. 28th, I have to say that 1 was absent on
my recent European tour just four months,
traveling a distance of 12,010 miles. I carried
with me a watch mado at the Lancaster Watch
Factory. Before starting I set it to the time
of the Pennsylvania Ratlioad. It was never
changed during the entire nip, 'and UPON
MY RETURN. IT WAS ON THE MINUTE
WITH THE SAME RAILROAD TIME.
When at Geneva, Switzerland, with a dozen
or mora American friends, I vi-ited the cele
brated Watch Factory of Patek, Philippe &
Co., whose American agents are tho great
house ot Tiffany & Co., Now York. After be
ing shown through the factory, we wore con
ducted to the Salesroom, where our attention
was called by the Superintendent to a latge
number ot very lino watches, the product of
the establishment. He also gave us his reasons
for thinkingthat better watches could be made
in Switzerland than In American. When he
had concluded, 1 handed him my Lancaster
Watch aud asked him what ho thought ot it.
Alter examining It with the eye ot an expert,
and with marked Interest, he replied, speak
ing at brief Intervals: "1 HAVE a EVER
SEEN THIS WATCH BEFORE IT IS A
GOOD WATCH IT IS BETTER THAN THE
WALTHAM-1T IS THE BEST WATCH
MADE IN AMERICA." What adds force to
his opinion is the fact that he had carefully
studied all the finest American watches ex
hibited at our Centennial Exposition. All my
friends heard the remarks abovo quoted, and
will vouch lor the accuracy ot my report ot
their.. Yours truly,
J. 1'. WICKERSUAM.
This opinion was again expressed with
even stronger emphasis to a party of Ameri
cans recently travcliugin Switzerland. Under
itateot "Geneva, August 2, 1831," Miss L. B.
Gara writes, in a letter published in the Lan
caster iVcifl Era: "Mr. Perrine bought two
liandsomo watches lrom the leading manu
facturers here, and Dr. Hampton, ot our party,
showed them his Lancaster Watch. They ex
amined It and said it was tho best American
watch they had ever seen ML) CH SUPERIOR
TO ANY OTHER MADE IN THE UNITED
STATES."
Second Letter (1882) Next Wf k.
LANCASTER, PA.
FIFTn AT 23 CENTS,
SIXTH AT 25 CENTS.
SECOND AT 25 CENTS.
UERVEI N. HCKST,
MAJtKBTM.
rniladelpbta Market.
t BIL4DKLPHIA. July 5. Flour dull ana weak;
Superfine, at 12 873 00: Extra. $3 7594 25 ;
Ohio and Indiana family, $ oogc 75 ; Penn'a
do. $5 .''035 75.
Rye flour at 2'i4 50.
Wheat higher ; No. 2 Pa. Red, 1 1 32 1 31 ;
do Amber, 1 32.
Com advancing : Steamer, 8282c; Yel
low 81c : Mixed. 83c : No. 3 Mixed, 82c.
Oats higher; No. 1 White. Clc: No. 2 do,
fi2J63c; No.3do,61Kc ; No. 2 Mixed, 60e.
Rye at SOc.
Provisions firm ; mess potk, $22 00 ; beet
hams, $212C ; India mess beef, 32, f. o. b.
Bacon Smoked shoulders, lO&QlOJSc ; salt
do, 9UU&c : smoked hams, 1515c; pickled
dol313c.
Lard firm ; city kettle, 13c ; loese butchers',
ll12c ; prime steam, llc.
Butter quiet, out swauy ; ureuuiery axira,
2.5Q26C; do good to choice, 232ic.
koiis nominal
Eggs Arm : Pa. ii&Ha : Western, 2122c.
Cheese steady : New York lull cream 11J
ll&c; Western do. l(311c: do lair to good,
K'Jc ; do half skims, 5KtKe ; Pa. skims,
23c.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, T&c.
Whisky, fl 17.
nw YorK Mar set.
Nxw York. July 5. Flour State and West
ern dull and prices without decided change.
Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat & better and fairly active ; fair
Hpeculative trading; No. 2 Red, July,
4128gl2SK; do Aug.,$ll120;i;; do Sept.,
$1 1'jWftl l'Jj ; do Oct., $1 20J4 ; do year, $1 $.
1 19 ; No. 1 White, Sept;. $1 16Ji.
Corn 1J41JC better and fairly active;
Mixed A'estern spot, 7rfS3c ; do futures. 70
SAic
Oats ii&ll4c higher; No. 2 July, Wtfifilc";
do Aug.. 5OK50 ; Sept., lSlc ; State, CI
r7c; Western, 5yJi7e.
Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 14,000 head ; ship
ments, 6,500 do. ; strong and unchanged ;
general demand good ; quality poor : common
to good mixed, $7 70S8 25: heavy, $8 2."k8 75 ;
light at ?7 7S8 35 ; skips, J5 0 Q7 40.
Cattle Receipts. 5,300 hwui, 500 ot which
were Tcxans ; shipments, 1,010 head ; natives
strong; lower grades weaker; exports, $7 70
QS 10 ; good to choice shipping. 0 507 23 ;
common to Talr, $5 503 20 : 'grass Texans 15
i"ie lower than Saturday ; can nets, $3 33ft 4 .VJ ;
shipping and dressed beet Tcxans $1 755 50 ;
native butchers' verv dull ; common to fair,
$2 45350; good to choice, f4 'H 75; Blockers
and feeders at $2 '.1057,5 111 ; m.lkcn-, $2a 5
head.
Slieep-lteeeIpb2,tC0 head ; shipmeiils. none.
Market lair: supply mainly local ; scalawags,
r.ifiZM: medium to good, 4g)125; choice at
$4 505 Co.
EAhT Libkrit. Cattle Recelpta, 2,4 Jl head;
active ; prime, $750Q8 25; good, $0507 15
common, $.') 60S 5 25.
Hogs Receipts. 4,500 head; market fair;
Philadelphia. $S 708 SO ; Baltimore, $3 50
8 GO ; Yorkers, f 8 00S 40.
Sheep Receipts, 5.O0O head; market active ;
bent, $4 253 ; good, $1123; euuiiion, 3 25ft
3 75.
qtncK :nirK .
New York, Philadelphia and Local -io .
also United States Bonds reroxt-jd d..iy
Jacob B. Loku, 22 North Queen street.
July 5.
10:00 10
a. x. r. m. r.v.
. 127 127 125
. 0?i MX 35iJ
. 36Vi .'CJ.j; 35i
. 31 341i 3.1
. 10S 10- 108
. 131 131 V'014
. Tl'A -& 75K
Del.,Lack.& Western ,
Denver ft Rio Grande ,
N. Y..Lake Erie ft Western...
Kansas and Texas
Lake Shore Mich. Southern.
New York Central
New Jersey Cen'r j.
Ontario ft Western
Omaha Com.....
Omaha Preferred
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Texas Pacific...
Wabash. - - mis & Pacific,
Western Union Tel. Co .,
Pennsylvania R. R
Buffalo Pitts. 4 West
Northern Pacific Com
" Preferred...
24 24)5 24;Ji
. 40 40-
40
102)4 I0t
. 111 112
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Uraln and Provision notation
One o'clock quotations ol grain and iiuvi
Ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Broker, IV-.
East King street.
iu IV
Chicago.
Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard
July.... 1.15 .78 .49 21.75 12 40
August 1.08 .77 AL 2L97& 12.50
Sept.... 1.00 .73 .39
Year.... 1.03 .09
Philadelphia.
Julv 1.25 .82 60
Aug 1.18 .82 51
Sept.... 1.174 -S3'4 .49
l.itesu i5tueKB Mint isonit
l'ai
vai
Lane ''; 6per ct.Loaii,diicle82...?lt0
" 1SS5... 10n
" 1890... ion
" 1895... 100
5 per ct.i n 1 or 30 years. . 100
" 5 per ct. School Loan.... 100
" 4 " In 1 or 2u years. . loo
" 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100
" 6 " in 10 or 20 years. Iin
Mauhclm borough loan lot)
bank stocks
First National Bank. floo
Farmers' National Ban k 50
Fulton National Bank 100
Lancaster County National Bank. . 50
Columbia National Bank :oo
Epbrata National Bank id'
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. loo
First National Bank, Strasbunr.... loo
First National Bank, Marietta ion
First National Bank, Mount Joy.. 100
Lltitz National Bank Km
Manucini National Bank 100
Union National Bank. Mount Joy. M
New Holland National Bank ion
MISCELLANEOUS stocks.
Quart vvllle R. R $ 50
LrtM
ale
$105
107K
120
120
105
112
102
WiSO
i.;
102
203
110.25
126
111
147
132. JO
111.30
1340
200
145.75
140
151
70.50
111
52.25
23.50
50
120
W)
'A
170
V.
K,
1
Millers villo Street Car so
Inquirer PrintingCompany 50
Watch Factory inn
Gas Light and Fuel Company.... 25
Stevens House loo
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iron Company 100
Marietta Hollowware 100
Stevens House 50
Sicily Island .V)
E-ist Rrandywine .t Waynesb'g. 50
Mlllcrsvillc Normal School
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Quarryvlllo It. R., due 1893 f 111)
Reading ft Columbia R. R.Vs lie)
Lancaster Watch Co., due isso loo
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co..
duo in lor 20 years loo
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
duelSSG loo
Laueastcrft Marietta 25
Lancaster A New Holland 100
Lancaster ft Susquehanna. 330
turnpike stocks.
Spring ft Beaver Valley f 25
Bridgeport & Horcshoe !3J;
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25
Columbia ft Washington 25
Columbia A Big Spring 25
Lancaster & Ephrata 25
Lancaster & Willow Street 25
Strasbnrgft Millport 25
Marietta ft Maytown 23
Marietta Mount Jov 25
Lanc.Elizabetht'n ftMlddlet'n 100
Lancaster ft FruHville. 50
Lancaster ft.Lititz 25
Lancaster ft Willlamstown 2
Lancaster & Manor 50
Lancaster & Manhcim 25
120
KB
105.50
KM)
IOC
85
275.2..
I 10.25
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20
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47.25
21
40
40.1!
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73
55
133.10
43
NEW ADTERTISEJUANTX.
rilUKNPlKE D1V1U15M.
X The president and managers of 1 ho Lan
caster. Elizabetbtown and Middlctown turn
pike road have this day declareda dividend ol
$2.75 on each share of stock payable on de
mand. J. M. LONG, Treasurer.
July 3, 1882. july5-3tdoaw
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN
ITURE. On MONDAY, tho 10th lnsl..
will be sold at auction, on the premises No.
48 East Chestnut street, Lancaster, a nice lot
ot household furniture, of almost every de
scription, some antique, but the most equal to
good new furniture. The kitchen utensils are
of the usual order and all are in good condi
tion. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, a. m.
..., HKNBY BHUBEET,
jy5 WASR Auctioneer.
THIED EDITIOff.
WEDNESDAY BVBNINO, JULY 6, 1882.
DISASTEE ON THE OHIO.
THE SINKING OF THE STEAMER SCIOTO
Frightful Scene Oescrlbea by ibe Engineer.
Twenty Lives supposea to be Lout
Hecovcrlng the Bodies.
Wheeling, W. Va., July 5 3:00 a. m.
It is impossible at this boar to estimate
accurately the loss of life by the sinking
of the Scioto. Dan Thomas, son of the
captain, and a deck hand, name unknown,
were drowned from the Scioto. The re
mainder of her crew are safe. Charles
Page, the fireman of the Scioto, in de
scribing the scene after the collision says :
" Seeing that the boat was fast sinking the
engineer and I threw a skiff into the river
and then I ran after my coat. When I
got back the skill was so full of fear
stricken passengers that I knew it would
sink, so I jumped into the river and struck
out for the West Virginia shore. I saw
the water black with struggling human
beings ; the expression on their faces wero
frightful to behold ; men, women and
children crying pitcously for help." After
swimming a mile he reached shore in
safety.
Cincinnati, O., July 5. A special
from Mingo Junction says it is impossible
to obtain the names of all the missing, but
it is well established that the number is
not greater than twenty. The following
bodies have been recovered : David Fago
and Stewart Piper , L. V. Smith, a boy,
of Steubenville, Ohio, and Ed. Thomas, a
son of Capt. Thomas. Among those miss
ing, and who are not likely to have es
caped alive, are the following boys : Har
per Stewart, Willio Booth, Charles David
son and Joe Connors. Three or four mem
bers of tho Wellsvi Ho bras3 baud are re
ported missing.
COMiMODOUK SHUFELUT.
What Ik Thought ot HU Kxtrn-OHiclal Con
duct lu China.
Washington, D. C, July 5. It is
stated at tbe navy department to-day
that the diplomatic mission of Commo
dore R. W. Shureldt to China is
completed aud it is not necessary to
detail another officer to that duty.
A few days ago a telegram was received
from Commodore ShufckH, stating that he
had completed his mission to China aud
asking to be placed iu command of
tbe Asiatic squadron. Tho navy
department officials arc undoubtedly
displeased with his extra-official con
duct in China, but do not admit
that such was the cauhO of his recall. Sec
retary Chandler say.i that tho point raised
in this caso, that because Commodore Shu
feldt had accepted a diplomatic trust he
bad under tho law forfeited his position in
the naval.service, is not a great one. Ac
cording to his construction of tho law in
question it applies only to a pcrmaucut
appointment in the diplomatic service.
Tbe Freight Handlers' Strike.
New York, July 5. The striko of tho
freight handlers is unchanged to-day. The
report that tho demands of the men
would bo acceded to to-day proves erro
neous. Tho Pennsylvania road havo in
creased their force and are making better
timo than heretofore.
Jersey City, N. J., July 5. The strik
ing freight handlers will hold another
meeting this afternoon, when it ia expect
ed business of impoitance will be brought
tip for consideration. Pretddcnt Murphy
stated this morning that he looked for a
speedy settlement of the difficulty, but
that nothing definite had yet been ar
ranged. figuring Delaware's Big I'o.icli Crop.
Wilmington, Del., July 5. Superin
tendent Mills, of tho Dclawaio railroad,
estimates the coming peach ciop in the
district traversed by that railway at 4.004,
740 baskets. Tho heaviest yield will bo
in the district between Middletown and
Clayton, and with continued favorable
weather, the crop may reach 5,000,000
baskets. This is exclusive of the sections
above which aro depended upon water
transportation. Tho peach growersof tho
peninsula will meet in convention at
Dover, to-morrow, to discuss transporta
tion rates and facilities, and other matters
of interest.
NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDIES.
A Itudget of Recent Crimes and Fatalities.
Boston, July 5. The following casual
ties are reported from different parts of
New Eugland : Au unknown French girl
was killed by au express train on the
Eastern R. R. at Salmon Falls, N. H.,
this morning. Hilaire Terrcin, aged 02,
was drowned at New Bedford last night,
while intoxicated. Henry Chapin and
Milton Pat ton, of Mansion, Me., were
drowned yesterday by the accidental up
setting of a boat. Sumner Rhoades com
mitted suicide at South Londonderry, Yt.,
by taking Paris green.
The Shipbuilding Industry.
Washington, July 5. Tho petition
presented to the Senato to-day by Mr.
Frye, from tho board of trade, of Bath,
Maine, relative to tho ship luiildiug inter
ests of the country, urged the appoint
ment of a commission to sit during tho
recess of Congress for the purpose of in
quiring into tho wants of this branch of
industry, and to report to Congress such
measures as would tend to the relief of
this great national industry.
The Freedmen's Hank.
Washington, June 5. Tho comptroller
of the currency says there is about $130,
000 of the last dividend of 15 per cent, do
dared in favor of depositors of tho Frecd
meu's bank, still unpaid, of which amount
about 68,000 is duo to Washington credi
tors. He proposes to pay tho dividend
to all the branches, and to that end asks
all unpaid depositors to present their books
as soon as possible.
Double DroMiiiiig Calamity.
Skowbegan, July 5 Hon. Stephen Co
burn,, younger brother of cx-Govcruor
Coburn and a prominent member of tho
Somerset county bar, while temporarily
insane from sickness drowned himself last
evening. His only son Charles followed
him to the river aud in attempting to savo
his father was also drowned. Both bodies
have been recovered.
Flames in a Massachusetts Town.
Abington, Mass., July 5. W. T. Ever
son's steam shoe factory at South Abing
ton, together with Norton's carriage fac
tory, Charles Conant's dwelling and Ar
thur Parson's veterinary stablo, wcro
burned this morning.
Tbe Church In Italy.
Rome, July 5. The Pope, in an allocu
tion at the consistory on Monday, said,
the position of the church in Italy was be
coming worse than over. The govern
ment, he declared, was guilty of bad
faith in refusing exequaturs to twenty
bishops he had nominated.
m
Fire In Boston.
Boston, July 5. Tho five-story build
ing, 41 to 49 Federal street, burned this
morning. Damage to stocks of various
occupants $30,000 ; on building $10,000.
Oil waste on the third floor started the fire.
An Old Man's Fatal Fall.
Wilmington, July 3. William Har
mon, colored, aged over 50 years, fell off a
boat into the Brandywine, at Rockland,
last night, and was drowned. He was
drunk at tho time.
CONGRESS.
Proceedings la tbe House.
"Washington, July 5. At 12 o'clock
the Houso went into committee of tho
whole on the naval appropriation bill.
Vroceedlngs In the Senate.
In the Senate Mr. Cameron (Pa.) intro
duced a bill amending the revised statues
so as to levy upon all manufactures, &c,
made from hoop, baud or scroll iron or of
which such iron shall lie the chief ma
terial the same duty as is imposed on tho
hoop, band or scroll iron from which the
manufactures are made. Referred.
The Senate then voted to consider tbe
bill for the relief of Gen. Holliday.
The Senato to-day voted to postpone tho
consideration of the national bankrupt
law until December.
Bellicose Georgia Editors .
Atlanta, Ga., July 5. Col. A. R. La
mar, editor of tho Macon Telegraph, and
his friend, Col. H. B. Sackett, were arrest
ed about midnight on tho Atlanta and
West Point train, on the presumption that
they were about to cross the state line
with Col. E. P. Howell, editor of tbe Con
stitution, to fight a duel. An attempt was
mado to arrest Col. Howell and his friend
Capt. Harry Jackson, but it has failed up
to this hour. Col. Lamar and Sackett
were bound over this morning iu bonds of
S2,000 each, to keep the peace.
Klcious lrlsoners.
isosTON, July 0. lucre was much ex
citement in tho state prison at Concord,
yesterday, by tho riotous conduct of tho
prisoners because they were deprived of
certaiu Fourth of July privileges. They
shouted and yelled and broke up their cell
furniture. Trouble continued this morn
ing, the convicts being ou a striko against
prison discipline.
Fooling with Fireworks.
Lewiston, Jle., July 5. Two boys
named Knowles and ono named Lcighton
got possession of a quantity of fireworks,
and this morning whilo experimenting
with them au explosion occurred, break
ing windows and considerably damaging
tlio house. The boys wero badly injured,
Lcighton critically.
l'robably Fatal Injuries.
Philadelphia, July 5 Benjamin Bukcr
who was shot at Mercuantvillc, N. J.,
yesterday by Abbot, Wilson, his wife's par
amour is still Iivimr, but his injuries are
pronouiiuo'l fatil. Wilson has uot yet been
arrested. Both men wero colored.
UroKe Hit Nee,
Downinotown, Pa., July li. Philip
Gielan, aged 50, whilu btauding ou tho
porch of his house removing fuinituro
yesterday, fell to the ground aud broke
his ucck. Ho was a highly lespcctablo
citizen of the borough.
Sluni'Ions of War.
Loni o . July 3. Twenty thousand
arms havo now been distributed to tho
various military centres, iu readiness lor
arming the lescrves. The distribution of
20,000 nioio has been ordeicd.
weatiiki; indications.
WAbiiiNGTON, D. C, July 5. For tho
Middlo Atlantic states, local rains, fol
lowed by clearing weaMier, northwesterly
winds, stationary or higher tompcratuie,
higher pressure.
New York's Latest Big Fire
New York, Jtrly 5. The owners of the
candle factory, burned last night, esti
mate their losses at from $250,000 to
$400,000 ; insured for about half tho valuo
of tho loss.
The Sons or Veterans."
Heading, July 5. The state encamp
ment of tho Sons of Veterans convened
hern to day, and will continue in session
for several days.
Killou In a ISar-rooin.
jEKKEifsONvrLLi:, lud., July 5. Jamas
Dully, a quarrelsome man, who has some
reputation as a prize-lighter, was killed by
Stephen Gibbs in a bar-room light yester
day. North Carolina Democrats.
Raleigh, N. C, Juno 5. The Demo
cratic state convention will meet heio at
1 o'clock to day. A large number of dele
gates havo atrived.
m
Large Fire iu Quebec.
SiiEKitnooKE, Quebec, July 5. The
round house hero is on lire. There are In e
locomotives inside, which will all bo lost.
The loss will exceed 100,000.
Jewish l'ernecutlon at Manitoba.
Winnipeg, Man., July 5. A number of
Jews who went to work at Whitcmouth
havo beon fciociously beaten by men who
were formerly employed at tho works. .
Injured by a Toy 1'i.ttol.
Providence, R. I., July 5. Eddie
Bennett, aged 8 years, was injured, prob
ably fatally, by a toy pistol last night.
A rUUILISTIU "WCNIC"
ulliian Knocks Klllott Scnteless In tbe
Tnird Kouud.
At a picnic given by John L. Sullivan,
the pugilist, in New York, the sporting
fraternity assembled in large numbers to
witness the sparring match between Sul
livan and James Elliott to receive $500 if
not knocked " out" by Sullivan in four
three-minutes rounds, with half a minute
rest betweeu each. Mike Cleary, of Phil
adelphia, was referee. Billy Madden
seconded Sullivan and George Norton did
the same for Eiliott. on the first round
Sullivan raised several lumps on Elliott's
face ; in the second ho knocked Elliott
down, aud iu tho thiid hitting Elliott
squarely in the mouth ho knocked him
senseless, and Elliott did not recover fox
twenty minutes, when ho was takeu home.
Sullivan gave him S50.
A Political Quarrel.
L. W.R. Blair, who was Greenback can
didate for governor of South Carolina in
1880, was yesterday shot dead by Captain
J. L. Haile, at Camden, iu that state.
There had been i'l feeling between the
men for sorao time, and, encountering
each other at a "Peoples Rights" meeting
yesterday, they quarrelled, Blair denounc
ing Haile as a " liar." This caused tho
murder. Haile was admitted to bail in
$5,000 by Judge Kershaw.
Losses by rlre.
A fire last night in Mitchell & Co.'s par
affino candle factory, at Fourth stieet and
First avenue, New York, caused a loss
estimated at $200,000. The fire is attri
buted to an explosion of vitriol.
The St. Vincent de Paul school and
nursery for colored children, at Morris
town, New York, was nearly destroyed
yesterday morning by a fire eauscd by fire
crackers, aud ono of tho children, Joseph
Hawkins, aged 11 year?, perished in tbe
fiames.
Household Market.
DAIRT.
Butter fl lb
Cup cheese, 2 cups
Cottage cheese. 2 pieces
Dutch cheese rH lump
70ULTBT.
Chickens fl pair (live)
" piece(clcaiied)
Spring Chickens fl pair
Ducks . pair.... .... ....
" 1 piece (cleaned)
Gecsc, cleaned.. ............... ........
Turkeys, live .........
" cleaned, fllb
VEGETABLES.
Green 1'casfl M pic country
" " hucksters....'...
" Beans SKpk
New Potatoes y iipk.
" Cabbage ft head
Scans, LinKi, 1 'it ,
....'iiQiKS
.5C
OC
, 810c
aOt'
UC
....1.105SC
.... C73c
SI
.$1 OJl so
....IdiJlgC
1 vv
Joe
159203
815c
....25Q30C
Carrots bunch SM
Onions fl H pk .259a
Green onions fl bunch- So
Potatoes ft bushel fl.iMIl 90
" " ftJipk ?3fi3to
" (Sweet) ft Jipeek SQ'to
Radishes fl bunch. iuo
Soup Beans fl qt 1091.1c
Salsify fl bunch........................ iit'ln
Turnips fl Jpt .0e
Head salad 2Se
AsparogU5.fi bunch TiSc
New Bermuda onions. Mvi 35c
Tomatoes $) box '-C
Beets fl bunch I0o
Watermelons, each Wfg 0o
VRUITS.
Pino Apples, each ViQKc
Strawberries per box US3c
Apples ft W pk 35JKc
Bananas ft dor 40R50C
Cherries ft qt liI5c
Currants, dried, ft ft IJc
Cranberries ft qt 180
Dried Apples fl qi StflOo
peaches fl qt litiiao
Lemons ft doz ."0a30c
Oranges fl doz -.S0c
XXSCKLLABBOCS.
Apple Butter ftqt ac
Cocoanuts each :fl7c
Cider fl gallon 3040c
Eggs doz 'JO .'is
Lard ft ft 14c
XKAT8.
Beel Steak, ft ft 2)QSte
" Boast (rib) fl lb -JOft'iJc
" " (chuck) ft lb H;Jlc
" Corned, f '&0
Bologna dried 'JigoOc
llam.Mliced.fl & .-4c
Ham, whole fi ISc
is t.1 con ft Id ivrC
liUnin BB K7
jXUlU'Il Tfi D I'lC
mTl.l7Jk jgt J0a aalIC
Shoulder fl ft 1"-,SC
" smoked ft S lfic
v trin Tfi ! iyi?Q
risu.
vwl HUH ff JD IOC
ijrniijj mjC
AAUUtrf Ul 1UU
a crcii latyC
tlfci lVylvM5
Salmon ft ii l"'Jo
o uu AVC
-1 njllleae I7C
White fish fl ft I2J40
Porstes ft 8tlOo
OUAIH.
Hay Timcthy fl ton $20.00
ciovir yi loo. 9Xv(i7
vOm Tff UU3ae tfl'O
v9 T UUS..H vtfPuOO
mJC W uUoittittitiOvf5W
Tnnotlij Seed Vt bud l.25tn:U0
Clovorseed per ft 7c
v 11(3(11 if nU!"(t rIOd
Flour fl qr 90(941.10
J.EOAV NOTICES.
Ixvi'at:-: of ukokck ukkitknkach,
!i hde of the city of Laneister, dcceas-eil.
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been grunted to the undersigned, ull persons
indebted thereto arc requested to uiuko im
uudiutu payment, and thoso having claims
or demands against tho same, will present
them without delay tor settlement to tho
undersigned, residing in the city of Lnncas
tei. MAKUAUET BRKlTNi:ACIL
J no. A. Covlb, Executor.
Attorney. muvK-Bld.tv.w
INSTATE Or 1.. 1K W. BKHM-. 1A.,
!i late of Lancaster citv. (lecvnsn- " .'tier
nl adiiiiniatiatioii on said estito having been
grunted to the undersigned, nil p-rsons in
debted thereto are ieq nested to makuiiuiiii
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands. 'igai list the same, will present them
Ilhont del ly lor settlement to Hie iinier
higncd. UKOKUK K .KLLKt:1.
w. A. Wit.sos, Att'y- Administrator.
mnvl.'5-Gi!..in'
Assign: iti'Si-atkok pktkick. wol.
bert and wile, ot Lancaster clly. Peter
K. Woihertand wile, ot Lancastcrclty. having
by deed of voluntary assignment, assigncit
and transferred nil their estate and effects to
tho undersigned, for tho benefit ot the credk
torj of the said Peter K. Wulbert and wile,
he therefore gives netlce to ull persona
indebted to said assignor, to inako payment to
the undersigned without delay, and tboso
having claims to present them to
WILLIAM SI1ULTZ, Assignee,
m21-Ctoawil Residing in Laneister City .
ESTATKOFMAKY . UL.AUik,l.An. ur
I he township ol Strusburg, deceased.
Kellers of administration on said estate hav
ing been mantel to the undersigned, all per
noiis indebted thereto aro requested to make
immediate pa ment, ami thoso having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without delay for settlement to Hie
ii'Mlursigni'd. residing in Stra.st.urg township.
FRANKLIN CLARK, Administrator.
piin:i:l-ilw Strasburg. 1 .
ISTATK OF CIIAKLKS U. KUIIAIIS,
!l lute of Laneastei city, deceased. Lett him
ot'adininlst ration on said estate having been
granted to tho undersigned, a'l persons in
debted to said decedent are rcqtiiwN-d to
make immediate settlement and those having
claims or demands against tho estate of uld
decedent, to make known tbe same to the
undersigned, without delay, residing in Lan
casterclty. MRS. M. B. RIIOAOS.
maylil-UdoawF Administrator.
MIUjUUCMX.
.NK flIll.l.l.-S;KX.
Mrs.A.W.Weikel, ;
No. 3S NORTH 0,UEEN STREET.
My many lrienn.s and patrons aru resneut
fully invited to call and examine my
PINE STOCK
-or
Milliuery Grimms
COMrRLSINO ALL TUB LXAOIHa BTTLSS FOR
DRESS and PROMENADE HATS.
LADIES can have their orders tilled In much
Icas time than they havo been accustomed to
clsowlierc.
Sl'Iease cult and examine my goods and
prices without obligation to purchase.
a-N. V. Tho Largest and Finest Stock or
CHILD HEN1 H
School and Druss Hsits
IN THIS CITV.
A lull line or
Human Hair Goods
A in ays on hand, and all kinds of HAIR
WORK done at thu LOWEST PRICES at
MK. A. f . WEKEL'S,
NO. 38 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
ap27-s3tnd.Tu.ThiS
OKAI.KD PROPOSALS WILL. UK KB.
O ceived by the Board ol Insicctors at their
next meeting, ALTtiUsT 7, for tho best quality
of Kggaml ChctniitCoal, to bo de'lvered at
the Lancaster County Prison, that may bo re
quired for one year from tho time tin; bid U
accepted. By-order of l lie tord,
1ly3 2td .1 . U. WKA V K R, Secretary.
HAVINO THK iK.NIKALAUKNt:VFOK
the a-ilo ol A. B. IIoK:itei'.s new irocesH
flour, 1 would respectfully inform all dealers
In Hour tint I should hi; glad to tnrni-di tills
popular and excellent family Hour at the
most possible wholesale prices and will guar
antee every pound l.sell. au lajkisgiveita
tairtrial and-Iwiil convince you that it Is
superior to any other Hour in this market,
which I think Is a little overrated, at
OSCAR E. KRIEti,
lylsltd 221 Nortn Queen Street.
rKGANlZED 1819. "
The Old American Fire Insurance Coa
pany of Philadephia.
ASSETS : One Million, Six Hundred
and Thirty-three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eiahty
four Dollars and Bighty
eight cents.
All Iavestea ia Safe aid StlM Securities.
Company Conservatively Managed.
3For Insurance apply to
RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
19 EAST KING STREET.
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