W. 8. Schofield, class yl '04, PhiIadelphial;.J.Qf.the day; men are.atUBptinftto.back
ictj xreiuuut, A. vi. mewpuer, esq.,
class of '59, Lancaster ; 8ecreUry, 'Miss
Susie Beck, class of '74, Millersville :
Treasurer, A. R. Byerly, class, of 58,
lillen,ville ; Essayist, Miss E.la Prestos;
class or '71, Lancaster; Orator; D. J.
B.UNietr.claasof.'OO Delia, .York county.
Another business session was held this
nioinmgandresbTrittbnsoriespect to the'
memory of the followitiir nersnn. who
have died since'tKe.last Wiing' bf 'ihe'
asodatlon in 1880, were adopted: I, L'..
Witmycr, class of '71 ; A.L. Hilshei, class
of'7G:C M. Peer, Chus of '7; T. M.
Couhton, Class of '60; Mrs. Hannah M.
Albert, class of '74 : Miss Ella Raub, class
of '77 ; Miss Matilda' Kunz, class of '70.
THK I'UMMENCEMKMT.
A Large Aadtoace la Attendance
The commencement exercises began in ;
the chapel this morninjr, when, as usual,
there was a large attendance that steadily. '
augmented as itbe hours wore on. The
representation 'from every section of the
county and state was, very,, general, and.
three street cars ftotn this city weio kept
running full all day. The exercises began
at hair-past nine, the members of ' the
graduating class, which numbered thirty
seveu in the elementary course, two iu
the scientific ..course ana one who. gained
his state certificate, taking seats in the
front rows of benches, while President
Brooks occupied a chair on the platform.
After piaycrby Rev. J. M. Wheeler the
normal school choir sang' a .chorus, ' ' The
Dawning ,of the. Day," arranged from
Kalliwoda, oa admirable selection ren
dered with much spirit.
The salutatory oration, by Mis4 Augubta
Davis, of Wilkcsbarre, subject "Immor
tality in1 Song,", came next. After a gen
erous greeting and cordial welcome, the
young lady said that the heart rather
than the head is the fccat of true.,
poetic genius; the poet sheds a recon-,
ciliug spirit over all the discords of life.
It is the faculty that gives the composi
tions or Milton and of Woodsworth their,
enduriuf. character. Such poetry, she
' said, stands the wear of life and breathes a
bened iction even after its decline. The
object of Dootry is to call for symtby with
great truths' and immortalize nobility of
character. A puiu and noble lifj is itself
a poem, a song mining ; its metre is un
measured, its rhyme unmarked ; but its
numbeis eeho in the better i land, anil
. its tones will thrill in the lives of others
long after the sonl that gave them birth
has perished. The young lady's manner
of delivery was as frank and pleasing as
the many beautiful thoughts iu which the
paper abounded wero charmiugly worded.
Miss Anna Bernard played a selection
from ".Faust," and acquitted herself very
Oreditably.
"The Bullet and the Ballot" was the
title of an oration by I. C. Arnold, of
Green, Pa. Life is a constant warofare.
Siuco the time of Cain physical force and
Che power of reason have been the arbiters
of dispute, aad these are typified in- our
ago by the ballot and the ballot In the
earlier epochs of history the former
ot these means was almost invari
ably resorted to. The conquests of
Alexander and Rome's great wars
mark the early stages of our civiliza
tion. War ban ever bceu the great impov
erishcr of nations and threatens to event
ually destroy our on n country. It rests
upon a people as a mammoth incubus, and
the orator cited the annual enormous ex
penditures 'for pensions alone. The present
tendency is '.fortunately to dethrone the
bullet and enthroue the ballot. The day
is not far distant when the law ot right
for individuals will be made the law of
nations. When the uames of Alexander,
Caisar, Neltou and Grant shall cease to
thunder through the corridors of time
whose of Lincoln, Sunnier, Seward, Stevens
aud Garfield will be held iu contiuued re
membrance. Arbitration and mediation
aro now employed to settle dispute and
these exemplify the spirit of tho ballot.
A fine effort that glowed with the speak
er's fervid sense.
Misses Fitch aud Bernard eaug the
"Merry Minstrels," by Glover, very
sweetly, the voices ehording harmoniously
and musically, t ' - I L
"Soul Expression"' was the subject of
au oration by Miss Harriet Sener, of West
Willow, Pa. Tho soul or the Infiuite One
is expressed nthe(l wonders of. His crea
tion. Mau is the crown of creation, the
soul the crown of man ; the sword cannot
site it, sickness cannot subdue it. It
shows itself iu tho countenance and ex
presses 'itself' in our' highest aspirations
too exalted for words. The galleries of
the Vatican and Louvre are but books in
which souls have expressed thsir loftiest
ideals is tke'.Iaaguage of. arU Music aad
6ong are another channel iu which the soul
rushes forth . The spuls of Dante and of
Milton speak through their sublime woiks.
Oratory is frequently tho expression ot
the human soul. When Demosthenes
' hurled his denunciations against Philip of
Macedon';'whcnCiocio, Peter the Hermit,
Patrick Henry, inspired the world, it was
tho soul exprcsslng'itsolf rather than an
effort of the intellect ; equally heroic aro
tho souls that express themselves in reli
gion. Let us remember that whatever we
uudertake is ours to do with -our whole
heart aad soul ; it is the only way in
which .we cau achieve and deserve suc
cess. A well written paper spoken with
aneuergy and sentiment that were in
keeping with the theme.
Misses Mary and Anna Frautz played a
duett " Invitation to the Dance" (Weber.)
It was executed on two pianos and was
altogether a very brilliant performance.
D. R. Baer, of Millersville, delivered an
oration, entitled "Tottering Thrones."
As we unroll tbeniouldy pages of history
what a panoramic view is presented to our
r.e. Tbribe and fall ot empires is seen
be constant, and popular revolution
against the abuse of power is gradually
bringing 'about' 'a larger freedom, a Teal
liberty of thought aud action. The as
sassin's bullet that has laid low rulers' of
the Old World .carries with it a lesson ; it
teaches that a democratic spirit is grow
ing. The speaker thouchthe detected
this in the existence of Nihilistic, Social
istic and Land League organizations, and
predicted that the wave of republicanism
will ere long sweep the last vestige of
monarchical despotism from, the face of
the earth. This composition ' was heavily
charged with dynamite and smashed the
thrones of the Old World into infinitesimal
atoms. The orator's ardent republicanism
was not to be questioned after his vigorous
effort;. Mr. Baer is tlm senior member of
the class, served through the war of the
Rebellion in the. First regiment Pcnn-
sylvania reserve, company X; if as iwith
Grant in ftfae Wilderness, fought at'Gettys
burg and participated in many of the most
rflportant engagements. '
Trowbridge's pathetic " Emigrant's
Story " was recited by Miss Martha II.
Cooper, of Avondale, Pa. Thographic
descriptive 'portions were rendered with
great force and the more, sentimental
phases of the story were given with an
effect that went straight to the listener's
heart : as an elocutionary effort the reci
tation deserved to rank with the best of
amateur performances.
A vocal, sole,, the "Jfottpon Waltz
Song," was channingfy sung "by "Miss Ade
laide Clements, of Washington, D. C. Her
voice is a high soprano and gives evidence
of careful training.
Oration 'Woodman, Spare That Tree,"
JT-Miss Susan. Clarksoa, Benglu, Pa. The
young lady started oat with a vigorous
protest agateOOtkecppirit ot vandalism
that is destroyingtherttmber of the coun
try. ' There' Wtrcbjof practical sense in
this phase'of ' hitrieniaris, and by an apt
comparison. the youag,lady indicated the
Sabbath day the, old tree of creation,'
and eanjesUydipieoated the growing spirit
that would take jiway the sacred character
of the day; men r attaBapting ty tocjMU)Tiieisv&Tcaqenix,upfxtunz
down this noble tree by derating them-fbox nd barking the tree. Nobody
selves to secular occupatioa aaa 'engaging
jn,warldly occupations on this day hallowed
.by the Lord and intended for his' honor
aad 'worship.
(Boat) followed, 6ung by Misses Stauffer
and Ebert. Messrs. Baer, Bowman and
Rbycrf; The enthusiastic encore with
which this piece was rewarded told the
fivor)with which it was received by the
ahdienee. One of the performers, repre
sented as a crabbed old fellow, lay asleep
jin a chair, while two youn-txnen serenaded
his daughters nfTli faWtills s6Djbj
the noise andattgikmMa&reitttafctrjHieet'
from ' a pretty concerted effect and is
iwithal quite amusing. Mr. Royer, who
personated the okL'ran,- bat,f,fint baa?
ivuice auu ue actea we pan capiiauy.
Oration " Manifest Destiny" E. M.
'Pennell.PattersoBj Pa. While it may never
he definitely known where civilization
had its origin, its course is seeu to be west
ward. , Itcauuot be long before everything
that is best in Eastern culture becomes
assimilated with American nationality and
reach to the Pac!ficsh4es.' )ur history
hi the past offers hut faint-premonition of
that which is to come. To-day our country
stands an integral part of the, civilization
F 4rA Mrnxlil rta 4V nln -! am 4- kAjakatil
ui hue nuiiuj wuiioud iuo uvk jci icwiuu
her manifest destiny nor wilt that be ef
fected until the entire continent from the
Artie to the Antartic are united in one
language, one nationality, qne . religion
an indissoluble union. The orator took
.strong' ground against the permission
of any foreign interference in ' the
affairs of this country, and
predicted ihe extension of -the
American system from eud to end
of; the .Western hemisphere, and said that
when the manifest destiny of (the country
is completed the world will be 'wrapped in
peace. A sterriug production delivered, in
a round sonorous voice and with cood ora
torical effect. '
The exercises of the morning sessiou
Lterrainatcd with a piano and organ .trio,
'' Stradella" (Claude Mclnotte), by.Mies
Warner, Miss Wheeler and Mr. Feltou,
which was a 'very admirable feature of the
music, and iu every way iu keeping with
the general excellence of -this portion of
the programme.
An adjournment was then taken for
dinner aud the exercises jve'ie finished this
afternoon.
T1IK CHASIPIUK'S HKI.T.
lotetettlliij; Meelloe ot the Third Ward
l'UKillatlc Heuevoleiit AMOclatloa.
The members of theThiid Ward Pugi
listic Benevolent Association met iu great
3i umbers at the Golden Horse hotel, East
King htrcct, last evening. The only sub
ject discussed was the lato battle between
ex-Councilman White and Alderman Ba'rr,
and4he principal object of ttbp meeting was
the presentation of tho champion's belt to'
the conqueror of the doughty alderman.
The belt is a magnificent work of art. It
measures foity.five. inches in lensth and. is
clasped fin front! by a Mstifal sUveV;
buckle, and oi' its shiniBg black EurjTaob
are placed five large and brilliant silver
stars. Attached to the belt is a pendent,
on which is inscribed tho words, "Award
ed to tbo champion, July 10, 1882, by the
Th!rd Ward Pugilistic Association." At
tached to the pendent is an (flegant. rosette
of red, white and blue ribbons.
Tho belt has something of a history. It
was got up by the association two or three
years ago and presented to Councilman
John II. Barnes as a token of the satisfad
tiou felt by his, many friends at the result
of the bloody' battle fought' by him aud
the victory won over Aldermau Bare dur
ing their fierce encounter at that time.
Mr. Barnes has held the belt unchallenged
ever since, though it is rumored that Al
derman Barr, smarting under defeat, has
been training with a view of winning the
coveted prizo. His misadventure with
Mr. White has probably dampened his
ardor and it is not likely that he will
sootu again' strive for fistic honors. Be
this as it may, he was not present at tlio
meeting last night to dispute the disposal
of the belt, which was presented to Mr.
White in an eloquent speech by ex-Cham-jpion
Barnes, and received modestly by tho
new champion, who promised to defend it.
against all comers. The meeting, after
indulging in sundry refreshments, ad
journed with cheers for the champion.
L1XTXB LOCALS.
- Here and 'there and Everywhere.
Nineteen persons went on the excursion
from this city by R. & C. Ii. It. to Coney
Island and New York to-day.
St. 'John's Lutheran Sunday-school is
holding a picnic at Rocky Springs. Graco
Lutheran Sunday-school is at Lititz. The
Gutenberg society is at Tell's Hain.
Mr. John W. Hubley's funeral, from the
residence of his boti, Alfred A., was very
largely attended. The Trinity Lutheran
vestry were present iu a body, and after
services in that church tbo interment was
made at Woodward Hill.
A letter addressed a-? follows is held at'
the postoffice lor better direction : " Iu
the care of Mr. William Butler, for Sadie
Johnson; No. 0 Buck Court, 7lh streqt,
above Pine streot." ! I ' '
Bricklayers Johu Liphart aud James
Wright were thrown twelve feet upou the'
joisUof the second nVjr by tho breaking of
a pcaffold in Geo. B. Suaum h new build
ing this morning. Both received some
severe cuts and bruises. Liphart. is at
woik but Wright had to go home.
Alderman Barr sent out Joseph Kinzor
fur 30 days for being drunk aud abusing
Mrs. Walton iu Breneman's court. When
aircsted he resisted dcspciatcly the whole
way to the lock-up.
Geoige Parks is the name Of a man who
came hero with a circus several months
ago. He married a daughter of Jacob
Fraukfordbutrhas failed to support her.
List eveniug he and bis wife's father had
a quarrel duriug which he struck the old
mau with tho sharp side of a hatchet,
cutting him. A warrant was issued for
his arrest.
HU1LVIHU XSIFJCOVClUKNZ'ti. ,
Kepler's Hardware Store The
oh Irk Pi of
erry.
One of tho handsomest buildings in the
city is the hardware store of A. C. Kep
ler, Nos. 40 and 42 North Queen street,
which has just been repainted by George
W. Brown. The brick work is of a dark
olive, both in front and on the sides of tho
building., The woodwork ps,of olive id
picked with red. The large vtigfejl on the
top lias been pain ted red,' caaiuig ike largo
gilt letters tcshow off to good advan
tage. The lower part of the front, has been
revarnished and otherwise touched up.'
A new building is being erected by Mr.
Shirk on the old Theo. W. Herr property
at the corner of Duke and East King
street. It was formerly three stories high
in front and two in the rear. The third
story has been torn off on tne Duke street
side and a new one put ou. The building
will be three stories throughout. The
first and second floors will be used as
offices.
Hummer Leisure.
John A. McGovern, Miss Lizzie Mc
Govern and Richard McGovera, left Lan
caster to-day for Atlantic City.'
George Steinman has left towu on a
summer tour, -which will Include Watkia's
Glen, Niagara Falls, Au Sablo Chasm,
Saratoga and other points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. James MoDevitt will leave
Lancaster for Bedford Springs on Satur
day. i OrlTlBK Accident. vl
Yesterday afternoon as, a blind African
was driving' a ibliad horse on East King
street, tho horse got the blind staggers
and ran against email tree in front of
LANCASTER DAILY
tF
fill.
Editor Geist's residence, upsetting the tree
was
hurt.
it-nni") 1
.1
urand Family excursion
To At
ntic City on .Thursday, July 27th.
rip MctefsfKta tniW of) w -
neruay. Far.s Ironrtan caster and
Konnd
turn same'' day.
Columbia only $3.00, Landlsvllle. Lancaster
i unction, Maniieim.-uwtx aaof ponus, jt&td.
Trulns leave Lancaster (King street) at 4:00a.
ni . Col nibtii 4:00 a. ra.. Landlsvllle 4:25, Mali
helm 4&. CUUz 4:45 'Ei)teati4:J3cUepeit1dt!
the season.
jy,a,24,25,iItw
i Only Cood For Two Days.
pair. Krringer,, general ticket
ilVimsvlrrinia railrn
to Messrs. Ifaverstlck tnarfclMt en the
tliority of C. G. Hancock, general ticket agent
of the BeadlngjU.rpaacoinpanyvUattbecx
curslcn. advertised or the Heading railroad
to Atlantic City ea 'July 27, is OBly, good lor
two days troin Columbia and Lancaster, same
a? tho Atlantic excursion over the Pennsyl
vania railroad lor August 3 not, itlistandmg
the announcement tor three days on bills, Ac.
WiLLtAMfO &rqstKttaav VeengretyVe.
ducing prices on their Summer tUothmg, See
advertttement elsewhere. It
1 ' A lriaB,tetjie'uJ-4 , , ,- r
' Duilug the rcumwiBdt mj old store! 'will
occupy a store'iri Lochcrs bnllding. southwest
angle Centre Square, where I hope to see all
my f rlenUsanit patrons. Great reduction in
atrelaatee bf Shots' to iednce my largo stock.)
HvH-tfdAw KcsDCCtlullv. M. LEVY.
Merchants Excursion
to Coney Island and New York, July 'J0,i.
itound Trip tickets, good tor three days, only
$4.50. Tralii, leaves Lancaster, King street, at
4:00 a. m., coinmDia :iua. m., joanneim ma
Lititz 4:15 and Kphititft at 5.01. See circulars
lor particulars. Iv6,10,l517,l9d I
tiPHVIAI. NOTICES.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mother!!
Ate joq disturbed at night ami broken ot
your rest by n sicK child suffering and crying
With cxci uclatlng pain ot cutting teeth 1 It
so, go at once and get a bottle t MUS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYUUP. If will relieve
the poor little Mitleier immediately depend
upon it: there is n mistake about it. There
Lj.not : mother on ui ih who has ever used it,
who will not tell ( - tt once that it will regu-
'late the boWe!'. i.-t Ivotcst to tho mother
and reliei and ln-.i:iii to the child, operating
like magic. It i perfectly sate to use In all
cases, and plcn-saut to the taste, and is the
prescription nt one of the oldest and best
female phybicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. SjcmiU abottlo.
ai2-ly-M.W84wJ A if i !
m . r r 3 1 ' '
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient." An
effective and agreeablo remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh, Uay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely's Cream Balm. A sure cure.
Cream Balm cttecttmlly cleanes Uieisasal
passages of catarrhal virus, causing health'
secretions, iiiluysintlamnuition and irritation,
.proteds tho' iocmbraiitt'linlnKS or the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores aud restores the sense ot taste and smell.
Beneficial lesults are realized by a iowappli -
cutioiiM. A tltcrough treatment h4 directed
Will cure Catarrh. Asa household remedy lor
cold in the head it is unequalpo. The Balm i
easytoiiscandugiceable. Sold by druggists
nt 50 cents. On receipt of 50 cent) will mall a
package.
ELY'S CUEAM BALM CO., O-wego, N. Y.
Foi sale by Lancaster Ilr'uggistsii i ' !
mar2-d&w Th
Slna or the Fathers Visited on the Children.
Physicians say that scrotulous taint cannot
be eradicated; wedeny it'ln toto." If you
go tlirounh1 at thorough course ot Burdock
Blood Bitten, your blood will get a pure 83
you can wish 'Prteo $1. For sale at H. B.
Cochran's drug stoic, 137 North Queen "street,
Lancaster.
ttrowa-R ttonsenoiii fanacea
Is the most cSective Pain Destrojer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or appUcd
externally.and thereby. more ccitalnly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it Is ? an anted double the
strength ot any similar preparation, it cures
pain In the Side, Back or Bowels. Soio Tin oat,
Rheumatism and all aches, and is THE
GREAT KEMEVER OF PAIN. "Bbown'8
Hooschold Pawacba-" should Iks In every
lumily. A teaspoonful or the Panacea in a
tumbler ol hot water (sweetened if preferred,,
token at bed lime uili nneAK ui a cold. 35cts
a bottle.
lubtl-lTdM.WftS&w
Tartar
Are barnacles on the teeth; at first creamy,
then crusty, then removable only by the den
tist. It loosens the teeth, and makes the guns
tender. Don't permit it to gather ; use, SOZO-
nnvT mid Wnrm tho month f-li'fln mirl ' tlio
teeth healthy. jvlSlwdeod&w
Cataiiru euied, health oml sweet breath se
cured by Shiloh'sr Catarrh Remedy. .PiiceA)
cents. Nasal Injector free. For Kilent Coch
ran's ding store, 137 Korth Queen St. '"
ii ' iirj-l-ldeoww
Puny, weak, and sickly children, need
Brown's lion Bitters. It will strengthen and
Invigorate them. For s-ile at II. B. Cochi an's
diug store, 137 Xoilh Queen street.
Invalid wives and mothers quickly restored
to health by using Brown's lion Bitter. A
true tonic. For sale at U. B. Cocbiau's drug
stoic, 117 Noith Queen street. Lancaster.
jy!7-lwdw
All who arc afflicted with salt rlicnm, itch,
scald head, impetigo, and every other erup
tion ot the s kin, should uso Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. . jyl7-lwdeodtw
There is more stieugm rcstonug power in a
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in a
bushel ot malt or u gallon ot milk. This ex
plains why Invalids find It such a wonderful
lnvigorant tor mind and body. See other
column. iyl-lmdcod&eow
Vuebupaioa."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney
Bladder ami Urinary Diseases, fl. Druggists.
Depot! John Black.
Are you.lov-splriled, "down in the mouth"
and weak in the back? Does walking, lifting
or standing cause pain in the small of the
back.' It so, you have kidney disease, and
Fror. Gnlmiette's French Kidney Pad is the
only remedy which will cure you rapidly and
permanently and without filling your stomacli
v ith nauseating medicine. For sale at Kauff
man'surng store, North Queen street, Lancas
ter. -vn JylSlwdwAS E
HENKVS CAKitOLXO HALVE.
Tho best Salve in tne world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, saitrlieum,tettcr,cbappedliands,
chilblains, corns and all kinds ot skin erup
linns, freckles and pimples. The salve ,1s
...trusteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Jlenry's Carbolic Salve, us all others aro
but Imitations aud counterfeits. Price 23 cents.
Sol I ip Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
ltf7 antl 1.TJ North Owen street. inv29 4
f Rose Cold anit Hay -fever. t
I Messrs. Wiiitk & Bukdick, Druggists,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1 can recommend Ely's Cream
Balm to relievo all persons suflerlng from
Rose Cold and Hay Fever. I have been a great
sufferer Irom these complaints; by using the
Balm have hart great relief. 1 have recom
mended it to many of my friends for Catarrh,
and in all cases where they have nsed the
Balm freely have been cured. T. Kknnct,
Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, K. V.
Mkssrs. Wsi. Kcst St Hour, Diuggists, New
Brunswick, N. J. Since boyhood I have beeu
troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and
have been unable to obtain permanent relief
until I used Ely's Cream Balm, which has
cured me. After a few days' ue 1 could sleep
all night. E. L. Clickenkk, New Brunswick,
N. J. Price 50 cents.
Apply intonostrlls with little linger.
For sale at St. B. Cochran's drug store, 137
North Queen street, Lancaster.
'juLSwdd-w 1
New Life for VtraeUoas 'Weakened by DebU
lty, IHseaM aad JHssipaUoa,
Tho GREAT GERMAN INVIGOBATOK Is
the only specific lor nervous debility, univer
sal lassitude, forgettulnese, pain-in the back
or sides, no matter how shattercd-ttae system,-
may be, the Great German Remedy will re
store the lost functions and secure health and
happiness. 11.00 per box, Btx(boxesfor5.69.;
Sold by all druggists. Sent on recejpt of price,
postage paid, by F. 3. GllKNKY, Toledo, Ohio, i
sole agent for the united Btates. ' Circulars and
testimonials sent free. , 'Jy?9-2tdMATh v
INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 188Z.
i in i .,iti '.:.i rTr
The young man. or woman wao must for-
jtte- auuieiy ueurase-orw
riacWu
UrimP.rtrt It olMnjpa Ihe scalDand laimnrt
tor IheToilet. " "-iit-1 I "yi7.HWi-l
i J
I 1m
llombncced A gala.
saw so much said about the merits of llop
Bitters, and my wife who was always doctor
ing, and never well, teased me so urgently to
cured, and she has remained so lor eighteen
montharsince. I like such humbugging. H.
T., St. Paul. Pionett) Pre$. x m5-Jwflw
M i -
r, !.- . ,.,.. .! .J
1 Beeflnk toiic ln-
HffrtrotAr nrlll ptira InfllfrAtttfOn. and nfrrwti.
ate bodily viger. Take no other. Of druggists
f iviiwueaoKW .
I j-x I"'
Juucd jtuchanan.. -Lawver. XOlao...Sai
bx-iase:
oaejor Frot. Gitilmette's French Kidnev
Pads cared me of lumbago and kidney dis
ease In three weeks' time. My case had been
glvea. up by the best doctors, as Incurable.
0urlng;all this time I suffered untold agony
and palil out large sums ot money. For sale
atKauSman's drmc store. North oaeen street.
r I T T A r x r T TJsM-jwdff&B;-
' i . i
L J. X.. .? L
For lame Sack. Side -oi Chest, use Shiloh's
. lame
lslPls
Porous) Plaster. Price CS cents. For sale at
Cochran 's drug stoic, '' North Queen St.
' Fact'siieJcler TfiieaiaVlvW j S f
C. 11. Mali. Grayvllle, 111., writes : I never
sold any medicine in my life that gave such
universal satisfaction as Tuouis'.Kclectric OU.
ill my I own case it cured a badly ulcerated
ttiroat.nml in threatened croup. in my chil
dren Itmever tailed to relieve." For sale at
If. B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
A cough, com or soru xnroat noaiu.ne
Stofpeii. Neglect frequently results In an In-
curable Lung -Disease ot Consumption.
Brown V rn'onchial' Troches do not -disorder
the stomach like cough syrups ami balsams.
but act directly on the Inflamed parts, allaying
irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Sneakers ore subject'
to. For V thirty; years Brown's Brouohialf
Trochee Have tteen 'recommemledtby physi
cians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire ganorattos, thy)haVe at
tained we), .utrited ntukJMSoni;ihhlwftape
remedies of the an) SOlfl. at ST. cent-, a box
Bvevvwhern mv-lvdTThFAlvw
bew.to Secure lloalth. . ..
Itseoins strange that any' one will suffer
ftoni the many derangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when'SCO-
VILL'S S ABS APAB1LL A AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVEB SYKUP will rcstoni
perfect health to the physical organization. It
j Indeed a sticngthening syrup, pleasant to
take, and has proven Itself to be the best
JJLOOD PUBIFIEtt ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrolulu, Syphlitic disorders.
Weakness bl the, Kidneys, Erysipelas,' MJai
rh; all nervous disorders and. Mobility; bi i
lulls CU1I1JJ1U1UU9 milt UJ1 uigewco :iiuiutiiu(j un
impure condition ot the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys', 'Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects Indl
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health rencwer, lor it ACTS LIKE,
A CIIAUM, cspeclallv whc.i the complaint Is
ot an exhaustive nature, having a tendency ,to
1 lesson tiro natural vigor
Tynns system.
ot the brain and ner
BAKER'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and bciut. For use externally and inter
nally. RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CURE. may21-2
For sale at U. B. Cochran's drug store 137
North Queen sticct.
IEA.Tllft.
' Skitii. In this city, on the 19th lnst., Annie,
daughter or Joseph and Catharine Smith, in
the 2d year ot its age.
The relatives and liicnds of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the luneral.
Irom the residence ol her parents, No. 038 St.
Joseph street, on Friday altcrnoOn nt 3
o'clock. Interment at St. Joseph's cemetery-
ltd
Levis. On the l'Jlh inst., Mary E. II., wife of
Dr. R. J. Levis. i r
Interment from the residence ot her mother,
Mrs. Benjamin Eslilemau, on Friday after
noon ut i o'clook. Relatives aud friends are
Invited to attend.
new AorjsKTjaeMJStrxB.
d lEMIJINEt;ONriKt;TICUTVIUAB (U1U
IjT Slockl.lltor 25 cents, t HARTMAN'S
Yellow Front Cigar Store. Jyl5-6md
r;oa KENT.
The Shaelfer Droncrtv. No. 437 West Or
ange street. For further information apply to
JOnN C. SHAEFFEK,
Jylt-lwd Cad well House.
SCltOUl. TAX. 188. , ,
The duplicate is in tho huuds of the treas
urer. Three per cent, ofl tor prompt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
No. 13 Centre Square.
SSTOnice hours hom 9 u. m. to 4 p. m.
jUl3-2mdR
1 .FOUNTAIN 'VliCK-CUT TtlBACCU. 8
. cents per oa.. 23c per i lb., at HART
SI AN'S Yellow Front Cigar Store.) JvlS-6md
IN" INFLAMMATION OFTHK EUflEJ OF
the eyelids, we notice a bypencmic condi
tion o t the edges of the lids, which look angrv,
ted and sore. There is at tho same time a feel
ing ot heat and itching In the eyes. On awak
ing in the morning the patient notices that
the lids aie somewhat gluedtogether,ad that
small crusts torm upon and clog tbe lashes.
All diseases ot the EYE, EAR, THROAT
also. Chronic and Private Diseases success
fully treated bv
.ults. n. ii. ano .11. a. i.uUAKiSK.
Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation tree. jy03tdftw '
IOlUClLLAltU'S TOBACCO, TULL LIME
j Rebecca. 10s per plug, at HAUTMaN'S
Yellow Front Cigar Stoie. Jyl5-7md
PUltLIC HXIAH OF A LOT Or VKKV FINE
lll-ih Bred KENTUCKY HORSES. On
MONIAY. JULY '.'4, 18S2. will be sold at pub
lic sale ut the Keystone House, North Queen
street. Lancaster, Pa., tho following, to wit :
Twenty-five head ol Kentucky Horses, high
bred and ail good sizes, noinl5 to 16 hands
high. Six aro very fine combined horses,
suitable lor saddle or harness i2 are fine
roadsters, very speedy ; 5 aro heavy draft
horse-i. Also, the wonderful trotter " Moun
tain Joe," 1G hands high, 5 years old. Tho
horse will recommend himselL. Also, at the
same time and place will be sold a French Nor
man Stallion; weight 2,000 pound?, 7 years
old. and a sure foal getter. Pedigree furnish
ed on day of sale.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, when ternu
will t.AinxlA lrnnwn liv . i.
.lOSt: I'll t. firiTRR.1 I
OCKER.'
J. Rkiima, Auct.
20-3td
SMALL HAVANA CIOAKS, CLEAR F1L
lers. 2 lor R cents, at HARTMAN'S Yellow
Front Cigar Store.
LAMD1SVILLE CAMP MEETING.
V I
BEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
WILL TUN TUB VOLLOWIXO'
Special Trains to and from Lauuls
rillo. 4
On 'SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1882 :
TRAINS LEAVELANCASTER (King Street)
At 8:25, 10:10 a. in. and 1:45 p. in.
RETURNING LEAVE LANDISVILLE AT
' , 12.05, 5:10 and 0:30 p. m,
s Fare for the Ronnd Trip, '25 cts.
203U1
HAVANA CIGARS, THE BS8T IN THE
market, R cents, at HARTMAN'S Yellow
Front Cigar Store.
ritjuE
NORTH WND DRYGOOD8 STORM
i HAS ANOTHER LOT OF n
M Calico id LarpRerals
r i
At 5c. a Yard.
BARGAINS , JH,J(4JfJjI8.
get her some. LcoicJuOed.uybe ha-mbnggedJ
Ifaln.. fan. I I imlr.ta.lll flllt fS.r lnh. 1.. nil
ttroblionths' use Jt the 'Bitters. W Vile iral I
J.W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN'STREBT,
ILlyd XAKCA5 jjBB, TA, tJ
f I ' - AjtrxkrisMxIfA. j t
-HTAIITKf-a OOSUVTBHT WOISH TO
. ..If. set as Nurso tor twpQdrea. eler-
eBcereanlrerl. Inquire at
SU-M-l
THIS OFKICK.
LINE KTJUKB, rOKBK AMD
r ou
other FlasiairvCMrds atiH ABTllAirS.Tsb
low rrent Lrt iM, I CCA ZiJltWaM
T? oc)
SALE.-THE
vwftnntaioitKD
V 8
rLVXXSQ
Fire
held on) the 18th inst offer for sale the foUoNr
lng property of said company. bsaslstineii(
FlratiLotofGxon4,-altuael'otBe west
nun pmnrsinv hl tnnir iwii ntHHiai nirait nc?
side ot Booth QaeenattSrt; 'Between
Anurew
ana riazci streets, irowax'OB,i saia.-,aon
Queen street 'SJ teet tl luihes, moreor less,
and extendtngiu depth 145 feet, more or less,
acloiniSg propiity o47Henry V.'BMrtz Om the.
nonn ua rresoyienan coapei on me souiu,
togetbeSrwlU a. Two-Story BRICK JENSINB.
sis tncre-on erected, tne saia, nouse nay
bell cudoU thereon attschedTl ' - V -'
and. a HTBAM FISEKGIKE. which Is
a rourtfe class verUcnl, built by Cole ft Brot her.
Pantncket. K. I. The rvllnrtr Tneajrarea 9
Inches m the bore, with 8 Inch stroke, with'
nrass pumps, xne Doner is a gooiLsieam gen
erator, .with 234 copper tubes ; can start In tour
minutes alter lishtlnir the lire, andean throw
I water tarougttajl laennosaU from aieteHD
l-leet, and has iWeniy Mt of ttujnchatueUoa
nose, wiiu apauuer, wrencuea. oilcans, ac.
Wetmak-anteethlsensine In flrstclass condi
le, with
ignahant
i. j .
tion.
PKTEB B. WOKDtSMYli i. i
THOMAS ANDKBSOX,
WILLIAM H. DOBWAKT'
DANIEL JS:-AUKAMP, '
HEN BY SMEYCH. y
'.JOSEPH WILFONG-
;.i
ALEX4XDBRHABB1S,
y2X tfd
ft
vomnnttcc.
1 rrr; n .
'nrJLL.lAHSON & FOSTF.K.
I VM i
Down They Go!
What vet remains of our SPRING and
SUMMER Stock ot Medium and Light Weight
i . - .i .ii ..tut j
CHEVIOT BUTTS," l "'"
CASSIMERE SUITS,
WORSTED SUITS, ,
BROKEN SUITS,
ODD COATS.
ODD PANTS,
w
t
wxmjj yx.otD, t ,
J I.I I
ot v. iiich we have yet a great variety ol stj les
and sizes, have been collected and pat on '
SPECIAL BARGAIN TABLES,
and. have been MARKED DOWN,; DOWN to
astonishingly Low Prices', when voU remem
ber that our first price is our lowest ,seUisg
price. To what these goods are now marked
are closing or CLEARANCE SALE PRICES
so, that yon can readily see what a bargain
you are buyinir aridVftow' much tbe marked
down ds, the new price h.is been pul on In
plain figures, as our goods arc always marked
without taking ott tho old. These goods In
clude SUITS and ODD GARMENTS FOR
MEN, FOR LARGE MEN, FOB. YOUTHS.
FOR BOYS, FOR LITTLE BOYS AUD FOR
.CHILDREN. What do you think of Suits that
wekemadc to sell lor $23.00 tor 119.00; Suits
I mat. were maue to sen ror s.ui ror 9iz.ou;
Suits that were made to sell for S12.00 tor f 10.00
and $3.00 Coats and Pants tor $4.00 ? These are
some Ot the bargains. Ask for the BARGAIN
TABLES. In DUSTERS. THIN BUMMER
.COATS, PANTS and VESTS, our s.tock is. as
usual at this, the heated term, large anil
various.
In our FURNISHING GOODS and HAT
DEPARTMENTS you will constantly find the
Latest Novelties, the Cnoicest.SelecUotts.'tho
Cheapest to the 'Finest GoodsV' SPECIAL
PRICES ON STRAW HATS NOW !
WIItLIAMSON,,
AND-
SI I
t I
TPiQrpTjVD
34, 36 and 38 East King St,
ANCASTEB. PA.
WtTANTKD.
ciuAR makers waotei). '
BUNOH BREAKERS & ROLLERS
Can find steady employment at'cintlBtiaW
Prices for Rolling-From $3 50 to S3 00 per 1,HC0
For Bunch-Breaking $225 to, WW per 1,00 .
Ihe Cincinnati (Ohio) Cigar Manufacturer'
Association, consisting of the principal man
ufacturers ol the city, will guarantee work the
year around to all comppfont ami steady
workmen. For Information apply to
G. D. WOODWuRTH, Secretary, '
Cincinnati Cigar Manpf. Asuocjation,
' 19-4td No. 7 w". Front St.. Cincinnati, O.
HAN1ZED 1810.
The Old American Fir6iInsuraoce Com
pany of Philadephia.
ASSETS: Ono MUlion, Six! Hundred
and Thirfcy-three Thousand
Five Hundred1 and EJsrhty
four Dollars and Eighty
eight cents.
Ail Iuvesled In Safe and JSelidSecHtitles.
Company Conservatively Managed.
49 For Insurance apply to
RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
( IS llMf j I'
19 EAST KING STREET.
iu35mdTuTliS
ZEOJiLlfOTIVMB. T 1
STATE OP WILLIAM BUCKIVS, 8K.
late ot Lancaster city, deceased. The un
dersigned Auditor appointed to distribute
tbe balance remalningin the hands ot Charles
Buckins, admlatitratur oC the estate of Wil
liam Bockin, dceeased! to and among those
legaBy entitled to the same, will sit for that
purpose on FRIDAY, AUGUST.JL 1842. at 10
o'clock a. m.. In' the Library Boom' ot the
Court House, in tbe City of Lancaster, where
all persons interested hi said distribution
may attend. TH08. B. COCHRAIT, '
jyltmtd.oaw Auditor.
ESTATE Or 1KAKX WABD, LATE
Of Lancaster city, deceased. The ander
slgned auditor, appointed -to distribute the
balance remaining in ,,the hands or Elizabeth
Marks, administratrix, to and among those
lezallv entitled to the same, will sit lor that
purpose on THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1882,'at
10 o'clock, a. m.. In the library room ot the
conn nouse, in me
cltv
of Lancaster, where
au persons
interestcu in
said distribution
mayauenu.
jnly7-doawF
A. U..FRIXCUEY., ,
i t "Auditor.'
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF DAVID U.
Kulp and wife, nt Lancaster city. Tne
undersigned auditor, appointed to distribute
the balance remaining in the hands ol Henry
Batimgardner, assignee, to and among tbose
legally entitled to the same. Will sit lor that
purpose on FRIDAY. AUGUST 11, 18B2, at 10
o'clock a. m., in the library room of the court
house lu the city of Lancaster, where all per
sons interested in said distribution may at
tend. A. H. FB1TCHEY,
July7-4tdoawF Auditor.
FOit HAJ.E,.
POSITIVE PUBLIC 8ALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY.
On SATURDAY, the 19th day ol AUGUST,
188.', tbe undersigned, being all ol tbe children
of Peter Long and Elizabeth Long, late ot the
city ot Lancaster, deceased, wUU offer at pub
lic sale, at the Sorrel Horse Hotel (Frank
Slough's), West King street, or said city, the
following real estate, viz. :
A lot or piece ol ground, situated on the
northwest corner of West Orange and. Char
lotte streets, In sold city, containing) in: front
on sold West Orange street, 64 feet, 4)4 Inches,
more or less, and extending of the same width
property now In the possession ot John Gib
son, bounded on tbe east by said Charlotte
street; on the west by tbe property betonalns
to the Heirs of Thomas Arnol
o,jaeocasea;i an i.
south by said West Orange street, and 'on the
north by property or said John Gibson.
Whereon is erected a one-etoryiLOG DWELL
ING HOUSE, Stable, 4c. The lot contains a
variety ol Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and a well
ot excellent water. Aad Is one1 of tbe most
eligible building lots in the city.
Good title will be given to tbe purchaser.
Persons desirim
turtner information tnav
call on William
baker, esas.
Wilson. and. Hj Clay Bru-
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
terms will be made known by tne undersigned
owners.
JOHN LONG,. , ., , , ,
SUSAN LONG, ,, .
CATHARINE LONG,
ADALINE LONG' '
FANNY FREE,
' SARAH LONG,
MARY SH AUD. ,
ELIZABETH 8TIFFLE.;
Hskkt 8Huanr, AucUoaeer,
July8-7tOBftaugi7,181? .
ii i -
RB EMTKMSf.
wfypyx
'ATBVBMIMO.JTJI.T. 20, 188a
l.,,
ONTHENIER
ii W
Ui
THB'tinrtK wkskhts:
! I - ' ' il
xao saicaoifitui ranwaiw
the Mew
I Coatereace.
Lokdos, Juljr.,30. A, .dispatch from
ConstafitiBople to Beater's Ulsgiaph eoas
patry sWyi ihs'taxt of the Porte's'reply to
the identical,, note of the powers is as
follnwW - If tbn
Porte
has
not
nitnertt decided on
'its r- OWB
;.'' m
:' tire' 'to stud , troops, to Egypt it is
because it was convinced that vigorous
r esyscn were avoidable. Observing w jtji,
sattsfaotion that the powers have formally
1 ' - C ,- I "-'IJ t -M
ana reseatoaiy reeoroea isnr aeiereBee,w
t incontestable and unquestioned rights
and sovereignty of the saltan, tha.yader
signedj by the sultan's order informs the
embassadors that tbe Porte consents 'to
participate in tbe conference.
Signed, Said.
Arabi Pickiag V Frleada. ,
Alexandria, Jttry 20. Arabi Pacha is"
said to bo regaining his influenco in eon-'
sequence of tho delay of ,tbe British
troops. .
The English uettlng Exejted. '
t LoNhoN, July 2Q p. jr. A, hurried
cabtneHsouncil was held this afternoon to
act upon a telegram from Lord Dufferin,
ambassador at Constantinople and to. ar
range for military operations. '
UT WARE.
Afternoon Telegrams la Brief.
Tbe president has' approved 'the act to
divide tbe state of Iowa into two judicial
districts.
Anotber unsuccessful attempt has been
made at Chester to launch the Pilgrim,
which stack on tho ways last week.
Mary Dickens' three children in North
ampton comity, Va., have been fatally
pdisoned, by whom is not known.
1,500 b irrels of gasoline and 1,300 bar
rels of tar were destroyed' in a fire last
night at McMillan's refinery, Pexiolla,
OnV
Peter Emery, aged abont 1-1 years, was,
killed 'in tbe new mill of the Phoenix iron
company, Phonixville, last night by; be
ing caught in the pulleys while fixing a
broken cbainT Both legs were torn, from
his body.
The New York' court has unanimously
affirmed'thr- validity of the statutes under
which Gen N. M. Curtis was convicted of
rasiug money for political purposes by as
scssing office-holders, 'arid a new' (rial is
denied Curtis. , . "
. Eor ten seconds ako, IILhad a shock
of earthquako at 3 a. m., to day. It passed
from southwest to northwest.
There is a soriotta alarm among tho
7V,fV IIVBtaBUlWW "VS. I !UVIIO Aa -'f
over the preparations of a Chinese com
pany to erect workshops and wharves
tlijef e, to manufacture booths j aiidj sfcbsj
clothing, tinware, cigars and other articles
and to enter into competition with the
white firms.
Fifteen fatal 'aifie8dnioRJaw-eaued by
wounds from toy pistols on July 4tb have
been reported inCbicago,and threw tne the
daiibty. Six boys have died in But lington,
JOofira, and three iu PeoriaV' Ills., from the
same cause.
In the Senato to-day a motion to take
np the tax bill prevailed. The conference
committee has agreed o, tbe river and
harbor bill, but the House is considering
the Alabama contested election case cf
Smith vs. Shelley.
In tbo star route cases the defense are
still arguing for the exclusion of Walsh's
evidence on the ground that it cannot be
nsed 'against his associates.
' Colonel J. Y Laurie has again sent in
an offer to raise a regiment in Nova
Scotih for active service with the British
in Egypt.
A violent bail aud wind storm svisited
the Belld ' Fotirche, Big Bottom, Spring
Creek and the lower White Wood valley,
Dakota, last night, doing great damage to
the crops. During the past' week 'nearly
ball" tbe crops in the Black Hills have
been' destroyed by hail.
Saratoga races : First race,- Frankie B,
first; Bootjack, second,;, Joan, .Davis,
third. Second race, Kenny, first ; Barnes
second ; Bondholder, .third. Third race,
Pinaf oreV) first ; )Laura Glaaa) 's'idoniL
Fourth race, Trowle, first; Burnett, sec
ond. At an informal meeting of tho cabinet I
to-ay,nftK-was!pfowsdftOi diaouis' fifel
river and harbor bill,' bnt it 'was decraed
to postpone tbe questtou until Congress
has finally acted upon tho bill.
At Fall River, Mass., Mrs. Kaohael Mc
Lane, a widow' lady of Saunton, about 28
years old, who is visiting friends, was as
saulted by three roughs last night, dragged
into a vacant lot near the street, and out
rageously' treated. They also stole her
purse containing a small sum of money.
Two of them escaped, bnt the third man,
Jobn.Riley, aged 19, was arrested.
Owen Donnelly, 30 years old, porter for
Mason, Chapin & Co., wholesale drug
gists, Providence, It. I., was arrested this
morning by a policeman, wbo was am
bushed in the store, just as ho bad robbed
tbe safe of six packages of gold leaf.
Tbo robberies had continued several
months, and at Donnelly's house a stock
of goods valued at 81,500 was found.
HAKnONIOUS DEMOCRAT.
Alexander
0.' StemM Far Uevemor, mt,
ueorgia.
Atb.vnta,TG, Jaly 20t-Ib the Deat
o:ratic convention this morning A. O.
Bacon's name was withdrawn and A. H.
Stephens was nominated for governor.
Thd vote stood : Stephons 325, Scattering
8, not voting 38. The following
state officers were nominated' by
'accian,aiIOD' ' " " eJreswy
0f
state; W. A. Wright, comptroller.;
Gen. D.'N. Speer, treasurer ; Clifford Aa.
derson, attorney general. Thomas Hart
man was, on a call of the counties, nom
inated for congressinan-at-largeandtbe
nominatuou was made unanimous.
'' m
Gaataaaala'a froatart.
Waseongton, July 20. President Bar
rois, of Guatemala, and the members of
bis party called at the state departaaent
.to day and paid their respects to Secretary
Frelinghuvsen. They subsequently visited
the Washington monument the bureau of
engraving and printiog ; the Smithionian
iastitute and the national aieam. Tbe
Arthur was postponed
f uulil to-mjiiow.-
!
a DBwicaWrr tuim
SatcU at Lack Harm.
Havtlt, PaL.'Jaly 29.-A better
ion of tka fattar left hv tha ni,1
lyec'iWao It, hitasclf 3 ttieraay.
raaf.a Mtwral. thoaisaad .dollats ,
visit to President
ll'TopJ
after M
. i
hi note.
leatfffiMlvrooa foroaM that".
hewasacnaalfro'ara4iy;u 'HUi '
letter si; aa,. : ' .411'-
iagherf afeAatenea, aa I aaw aetwrdetse -
bafore. lwasaot' iiek'ihUm1 'i '
Xjtowi ' out" tlt,tW,pttlc,, '
ii" ' '1. ! I lilf X. L'l
r eaergeticaUy ,a4 ..
eomJd mat., ataaw into.ea.
before' 'a tribaaal seal be eea-"
I'caiae to the oonckwioa' tobeW '
iraforaydead,,.Aslaa4lto'loa
lyhfej Ii doi.ee wruttogoraatawtUt,, ..
intaajrtUwlattrTfJr. AJI.tawBaeayI,n .
bad Llfcva toned aD.'Jbilkt aaTeHaaitevtV
Xcouldfrofc ban surer'' DahTieter left1 '
' I V , , i ' I. ." V " ""'i'' '".
six nunarea aoiiara to oe,sveatlfO. jmbb ,
fiekiarid Lasttga,- ,rf Brsiss.taad Bel i
rnerand'Boekkoro:'i Verdoa. ; ",l' " I
'" I .. l i i r.i i.
Wasbihotok.' Jalr M.Fortbe Middle'
Atlantjo states eoWer fair wither; Winds1
mostlynorthWiterlyai higher preiwa're.'
' "1 "' ' "r "" ' 'i '
VJUriM1
rTi.-7
. . "rt t t
jidl
aW''lev:Mattn; " r ' '
"Naw toaa.JuiyLrionr-Bite and West1 '
ernwlQiout decided oBaage; -noderate eX- ,
Vortand jobbing trade, demand.; Sontbernt
qnict and steady. ' ,
Wheat ISMfto Bteher'aadflrm: atrpee-"
ulatluq tradi-ig; No. 12 Had. Julv. H 1
1 20U: do Anr$t XT4M, . Wi;.. .Vdo,,..
Sept.. fl 17KN1 18:; doJcCTflWH12B'il
do year, S1I7KJ)1 ise. " f f
Corn
KlXa'liiCtNr
and Srm i Miseil
Western
a.iz..
spot,
KJ84c;, do., fatnrw. )
OatsKe beuet1 : No: 31 Aug.; NffMHe;
do first hall: Aug, o ; State. ft!Wa;iWat
ern. 6168tr., f .r . , . , ,
Live Stock Market. '''' ' ' '
CHicAOO.July 19. Uof-Eeeip4e. ll.OWHcwl;1
shipments, -3.V head ; market acta ;ugood
to choice. 5)l0c higher; , aixed.t7 ssm. ip- ,,
heavy packing and shipping, as 188 80; light,,
741)49)5: skips, 49ft7 SS. MaKet el Med'
steady. All sold. i
Cattle-t-Beceiptv V need ;;shlpBient,XO0 ,,,
head : market very dcU and weak and lower
on all bnt the very best; ' 'exports;' SfeajS;:'
good tocholce hipping, ts 797 It; eesaaiow '
tofalr.tSOQsa; thin native grassers mo., .,
unsalable; butchers' S3 40M4 OS; stoekers '
ami reedem, S3S94 SO; Tnxans weak oat not
qnotably lower at 75 ; halt breeds, , H 9e ,
4J5 75. , , , ...,,.,
8heep Becelpts. 1.008 head; prices 'un
changed; qualltyverypoorr' laarkeCslow;"
stoekers slow. ;jttookers, $3 6003; Boorta
lair. batchers'. 113533 73; medium,, S3 ,'JOfHO; ,
good,S420O4S0. ' ' "
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' rantadeijlMe afaraeu
pbilaosuwiIa, inly 98. new dull and
weak: Snnerflne. at M 794M XV;rJxtnktn
t soff oo; Ohio aau Indiana, family, as)
6 -25; Ccnn'a lamUy.fS 350500. ' . .
Kye flonr at H 09 ' ' ' '" " '
Wheat Irmer aad amuiy active; DeL aad cV
rr,Ked,$H9l 20; do Amber, 1 2P4H 21. ,
Cern scarce and Arm.
Oats firmly held on scarcity: ' 4
Rye scarce and wanted ; old, 81a ! t
Provisions in steady jobbing, demand.
Lard firm.
Butter steady wltklalrderaaHd: Creaaaery
Extra, ale; do good to eeotee.' 234fo.. t
eggs quiet; n. armatziajzxo; neatrin
unsettled at 17i9c
, CbeesO firm and In light snpply. -
Petroleum dull ; Uefiaed, 6Jie.
Whisky at II 17.
' East Liberty", July 19. Cattle Receipts, 153
lieal : market firm : nrlme. Si 7598 : KOod. SS 75
3750; common, S3 5005 St. " ' '- 1
Hogs Receipts 380 head :. arm: . rbtUdcl, ,
phlas. S3 7608 90 ; BalUmores. SS 9808 50 ; York
ers. f7 75087 ' ' ' "'' '' '
' Sheep Receipts-2,200 head; market slew: i
extra. M 6004 80; good, (tt 2504 50, common,. ,
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Mew York, Philadelphia aad Local Stocks
also United States 'Bonds repotted 'daHr-bv
Jacob B. Love, 22 North Queen street. , ,
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DeL.Lack.A Western:...' 139' I.WJi tstsc
Denver a Rio Qrande..: (Ui mt, tBiZ
K. V.. Lake Erie Western;... 4ok 4AK h
Kansas and Texas. ; XfZ &A, Its .
Las Shore a11ch.r8outhem: 114 I IH'IW
New York Central , i:W135k,lJ
NewJeraeyCeat;!.! 81$,83kr8JK
Ontario Western 29K. "Bf2.l'Xi
Omaha Com .' 4 ' 474J
racinc mMi....i.... ..... ,....-
Chicago. MIL St. Paal
Texas Pacific............. ...
Wabashiu u.nlsPaeiae...'.
llPtt 4AU
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western Union TeL Co
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Pennsylvania. k.k...
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July 9.
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First National Bank. !..vJv'JtaVu '
Farmers' MaUeaal Bank MulK.ai',
Fnltoa National Bank lot
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First National Bank, Strusbuiv
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First National Bsak. Mount Joy.
LItltz National Bank
Man)elm National Bank...... :.....
nntoa National Bank. Mount Jey
New Holland Nattoaal Bank......
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HUleravUleBtnetcar ......;. at sue '
Inquirer PrlnUngCosapaay...... ,te ,,-i .
Watch Factory..................... ins ,198.
Gas Light and Feel Company:.'.. 'J''1' ' '
StevetuHo4se................;...i. 'Mt'' .'tti
Columbia Gas Compaay.........M v ,
Columbia WaterCompaay.
SusquehaaBalron Company....." ltt ' 17t
MariettaHoUewware...... ........ Mt ' '
Stevens House., M 5
Sicily Island ;. Ml 18
East BrandywMe a Wayaesb'g. M r 1
Millersville Normal School r 'i
x isoxiXAtiBooa. aoaoa.
Quarryvllle R. R-dnc 1888 tiot 1120'
Reading Columbia R. Raft's....:.. 100 MS
Lancaster Watck Co dae 18Bt....-.j lot '"Matt ir
Lancaster Gas Light aad Fuel Co.. t .. i . .
due in lor at years Mt MO
Lancaster Cas Light aad Fwel Co., l
due 1886.... ......................... .,108 MS '
Lancaster Marietta ' 3?Jt '
i anaawr m -wew noiaaqm. no
Lancaster Basqaeaaaaa..
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Spring Beaver Vauey
Bridgeport AHoresboe
Columbia Cbeetaat Hill..
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junettaa Maytowst.. ...... ......... as
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Laa caster Frultvllle... at
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Laaoaster wniiaautowa... .'....: at
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Tne andersbraad aadltor. aBaatnteal t di.
tottmtai the baUBtaataatJatai. mi the kaadaof ,
w. U.SenaeL adadajafaaatK, a. ,aad assaar
ThiTnlrn-nllTtinTIIlt frtelBajtawme. BlaM flit
JS? f?!5?? ? sAiyaBterax s,
1882, at 10 o'clock a. san la tht TsMuj aaosa
ot the Court House la the City et Laaeastar.
where all persons interested Ut sakl dlstrlba
tkm may attend.. ,,,'(;' ., ,
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