LANCASTER DAILY INTEIiKGENCER, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1SS2.
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until tlic building a as destroyed. The
adjoining properties were all saved by the
firemen, who kept water on thea, and all
the fire at the stable was extinguished be
fore they loft. There was nothing in the
baildin except a small lot or hay.
All of Mr. Stewart's family, except bis
Viiaries, were out or town when the
lire occurred. The tmiMmi; was set on
fire ami the work was done by some one
who was perfectly well aware that the
lamily was away. Mr. C. Stewart was down
town at the time and did not know where
tbo fire was for some time, owing to his
mistaking the number of the box that was
Mi uck fur another. It is believed that the
lire was started under tbo stairway, intide
of the builning.
The loss will teach $1,000, as the
stable was a good one. It was insured
for 500 in the Phounix company, of which
Bailsman & Burns are the agents.
The Fourth Fire.
While the Keystone fire was raging the
roof of the property owned by Mrs. Cox,
coiner of North Prince and Walnut streets,
was difecuveredtobeonlire. Afewbcckets
of water sufficed to put it out. It is be
lieved the building .was set on fire by
sparks from the Keystone stables, or per
haps by a spark from a passing locomo
tive. Accidents.
As the hook and ladder ti uck was leav
ing the house ou North Duke street to go
to the Keystone fire, the tillnrman, Frank
Donnelly, was tin own from his seat and
badly hurt, his spine being injured to buch
an extent that his arms and legs becamo
paralyzed. lie was carried to his homo on
452 East Orange street and attended by
Dr. Albright, lie is better to-day, but
will bo confined to the house for some
time.
When the til!ermau tell the truck upset
and tbo driver. Christian Gei cr, and tho
laddermau, Benjamin Biehl, were thrown
off. Biehl wa? Dot seriously hurt, but
Gciter, who tell on his head, was rondcrcd
unconscious for some time. He received a
number of cuts oil his head, legs and
arms Ho was carried to his home, ou
Arch alley, and attended by Dr. Albright,
liis coudition is much improved to-day.
Thomas Fairer, who lives near the
truck house, attempted to catch the truck
horses after Getter lost control of them,
was dragged about GO feet and received a
number of b.- 1 cuts and bruisos and had
his knee badly sprained. lie is able to
limp about again, but leels very sore.
Tho truck horses, after the truck was
upset, ran with it to tho corner of Duke
and Walnut streets, where they were cap
tured. Tne truck was very badly wrecked,
the front aud rear running-gears being
torn asunder, tho couplings broke, the
lamps crushed and tho ladders injured. It
will cost a great deal to make the neces
sary repairs.
Tho truck is owned by the Empire
hook and ladder company, who rented it
to tho city rect'ully for one year. It WSis
a very handsome machine and took tbo
first prize at the Heading tournament last
year.
As the American huso cart was coming
down East King street, two of tho hose
men wero thrown off aud slightly injured.
As the cart was swinging around from
East King to North Queen street, the
horse being on full gallop, the wheels
slipped on the Belgian blocks aud tho cart
struck with full force against 'the iron
awning post in front of Ilirsh's clothing
store. Had tbo cart uot struck tho post it
would havo been upsol on the pavomeut.
Columbia Ns.
The wife of Mr. Henry llollmgi-r died
last evening after a short illness.
Miss Carrie Alosscr, of Lancaster,
f-topped in Columbia ou her way from a
summer tour to visit friends.
W Mrs. N. P. Post, of Now Haven, Conn.,
Mr. Frank Bennett's guest, returned home
this a. in.
Officer Struck arrested Jacob Warmer,
who is alleged to havo taken some 00 feet
of Lose from the Shawnee house. Hu will
be given a hcarimr lteforo 'Squire Frank
this evening.
Alex Brown's child, a boy of two years
old, died yesterday of cholera iufaulum at
their summer homo at Norwood. They
are from Philadelphia, but spend their
summcr at the above place. '
Horse Thief Arrested.
A borso thief was arrested here this
morning who gavo his uame as Edw.
Francis. Ho was arrested by two Phila
delphia detectives named Allison and
Ilowley, from which placo he stole a gnu
aud a horse. He was takeu to that city
this morning by the officeis. Both the
article and animal had been disposed of.
Hot and Oulet.
Columbia is very quiet. Nothing is
going on that might causo a smilo to come
to tho reporter's face. It is sweltering
hot. No one seems to havo ambition
enough to stait a fight even, and tho two
" darks " who did indulge in this amusing
pastime on Saturday evening aro not to bo
found. 'Squire Frank would liko to sec
them very badly. So would Constable
Sliuck.
The Cliuicbes.
A number of Columbians went up to
Donegal, ycsteiday, to hear their foimcr
pastor, lfcv. John McCoy, preach. He
also preached at Marietta in tho evening.
Ho will remain in Columbia until the latter
part of the week, wbcu bo returns to his
new home iu tho coal mining district.
" The transfiguration of Christ " was
Rev. Humphries' subject, from which ho
discoursed a powerful ajid eloquent ser
mon yesterday forenoon. Ho wished a re
porter, as wo see them to-day, bad been
present at the event to note tbo facts, for
in the reporter of tbo press of the present
time he sees all life, activity and enter
prise, combined withrankness aud truth.
k Rev. Jos. McDougall, of York, Pa.,
officiated at the servico in the Presbyte
rian church both morning and evening
yesterday.
Convention of Firemen.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
Howell, is in receipt of an invitation to
attend a convention of the National Asso
ciation of Fire Engineers to be held" in
Cincinnati on tbo 12th of September next.
It is expected to be quite a distinguished
gathering, representative firemen from
every part of the states and some from
other countries having signified their in
tention to be present. Among the latter
Mr. Shaw, engineer of the famous London
fire brigade, while the celebrated corps
from St. Louis will be on hand and go
through their wonderful drill. Thero will
be speech making, trial of apparatus
and other appropriate exercises, and a big
time is expected.
A PEAJUTUL FALL.
Precipitated From a Bridge OO Feet High.
Last evening Wm. H. Miller, engineer
of the Shirk tannery at Bird-in-fland, got
aboard a freight train at the depot in this
city to ride home. At Mill Creek bridge
he attempted to step off the car to the
track, but mistaking the location, he step
ped over tho edge of the' bridge and fell to
tbo bottom, some CO feet below, ne
alighted upon a pile of stones, and though
none of his bones were broken he sustained
very serious internal injuries, from which
it is doubtful whether howill recover.
O. V. A. M. l'arade.
On Saturday next a parade of the O. U.
A. H. will be held at Kef ton, on tho Quar
ry vilhvrailroad, under the auspices of the
Refton council. Eight or ten councils
will participate in the parade and there
win be a number of bands of musio in
line. After the parade speeches will be
made in a neighboring grove by promi
nent men. A special train will be run
down from tiu city.
BRICKER CAUGHT.
A rive Tear Convict Caught la Kansas City.
Morris Bricker, who was sentenced at
the August court 1876 to five years im
prisonment for burglarying Hofier's
jewerly store, on North Queen street, has
been captured in Kansas City, Missouri.
Yesterday Chief of Police Deichler re-
ceived a dispatch from O. W. Cole, chief
ofpolicoot Kansas City which read as
follows :
" Is Morrison or Charles Bricker wanted
as an escaped convict."
The chief answered that Bricker was
wanted here and that there was $50 reward
for him. He then received the following
answer from M. Cole :
" Got your man ; when will yon come ?
Answer."'
The prison inspectors held a meeting to
day when tho natter was acted on.
It is known in this city that Bricker has
paid several visits to Lancaster since his
escape. One gentleman said this morning
that ho knew one bar at which he took
three drinks upon as many different nights
since he escaped. The place is in the heart
of tho city, and upon one of Bricker's
visits Paul Quigley was with him and
waited across the street until he bad taken
a drink. This was at a hotel, and he has
beeu seen at several other places by differ
ent people. He wae also seen in Chicago
siuco his escape, when ho declared to a
gentleman that the Lancaster jail woul d
never agaiu hold him, and he was going to
Texas or the Black Hills.
TUB PRISON INSPECTORS.
Tlioy Transact Considerable ItUMlnefs aud
Davy Given Them Dinner.
This morning the prison inspectors held
their usual monthly meeting, all members
being present. A number of bills were
approved.
Tho contract for furnishing coal for the
use of the prison was awarded to Baum
gaiduer & Co., they beiug tho only bid
bcis. The prices at which tho bids were
given weio $3 7C per ton for egg and $3.07
for chestnut.
The matter of the arrest of Morris
Bricker an escaped convict was brought
before the board and a resolution was
passed to havo a picture of the man, ar
rested iu Kansas City, taken. Messrs.
Butter and Hollmeir were appointed a
committee to bring tho man horo if it
proves to be Bricker.
It was resolved to give James KennoJy
$30 for capturing Ike Buzzard, (an es
caped 10 year convict.) some time ago.
After transacting somo business of no
importance to the public, the board ad
journed to take dinner with PrUonkeeper
JJftcul .a. liurkliolder, esq.
Summer Leisure.
Miss Emma Leonard loft this morning
for Honey brook.
Harry M. Eckei I, ' domestic clerk of
John S. Uivler & Co., started on a sum
mer vacation this morning to spend a
week iu tho ruouutaius and fashiouablo
watering places.
Samuel II. Prico, esq., has returned
from a three weeks' sojourn at Cape May,
much improved iu health.
Miss Ida Gleffer, daughter of tho late
Prof. J . E. Gleffer, deceased, formerly of
this city, but now of Allegheny City, is at
p use ut iu Lancaster and will remain for a
few weeks among old friends in town aud
county.
Kuimwtiy ou Norm Oueen struct.
On Satin (lay evening a hotso hitched to
a coveted wagon ran away ou North
Qui-i-u t.treet from a point near tho Frank
lin house. He ran ou tho pavement at the
Globe hotel and was caught. A numl or
id women and children were on the pae
tuciit at the time, and they were only saved
from death by beiug pulled iuto the hotel
from the pavement. Among the people
was the wife ot Officer Allen Pyle, who
had several little children with her. Tho
Mii.illcst child was but several months old,
and was terribly frightened. It died to
day, and it is thought that the runaway
was one of tho main causes of its death.
The horse was owned by a country man
nauicd Cole.
Knight ot the KcvoIiiUon.
Washington eneainpmeut No. 3,
Knights of the Revolution, about 40 strong
and dressed iu full uniform, left Lancas
ter this afternoon for Harriisburg, where
the gi.uid eiicle of the Brotherhood of tho
Union holds its annual session. The
grand circle will meet in the Senate chain
ber ; the knights iu the hall of the House
of ilcpreseutativcs. Washington en
campment will return to-morrow night.
The Eden band accompanied tho knights.
Charged With Felonious Entry.
Late on Saturday night, Henry Doman
broko open a shutter of the house of
Philip Thiatm, of South Queen street, and
entered it. Mr. Thraim was awakened by
the noise, and upon going down found
Docian. What the latter's intention was
is not known, but a suit for felonious en
try has beeu brought against him before
Aldcrtnau A. F. Donnelly.
Charged With Adulter).
I&iac Gather aud Mrs. Harrison Sipo
were arrested ou oath of Mr. Harrison
Sipo, who charges them with adultery.
Garbcr h d a hearing before Alderman
Barr ou Saturday, and was held to auswer
at court. Mrs. Sipo will havo a bearing
to-morrow.
Stole or Vows.
Samuel Hess & Son, auctioned s, sold at
public, at Millersville, Lancaster county,
fur Harry C. Litncr, 27 bead of cows, at
au average price of $37.40 per head.
Meeting ot the Young Men's Christian A
aoclaiion. The Young Men's Christian association
will hold their monthly meeting this even
ing at 8 o'clock, in their hall.
Tongue Broken
This morning in coming up South
Queen street, one of the horses of the
Rawliusville stago fell down, breaking the
tongue.
JSIected Vice President.
N. Milton Woods,of Paradiso township,
was to-day elected vice president of the
First National bank of this city.
Heath or Horses.
A valuable horse belonging to Dr. J. W.
Hess, of South Prince street, aud another
of Al. Scitz, cabman, died last night.
.Excursion to Atlantic City.
Seventy-rive persons left King street
station yesterday morning on the excursion
to Atlantic City, over the Reading road.
Hale ot Bank Stock.
J. B. Long, broker, sold to-day at private
sale, 14 shares Columbia national bank at
$150 per share.
Ringgold Uana Annual Excursion
to Atlantic City will take place on Saturday'
August 19, tickets good for Three Days or re
t urn s'line iluy. Trains leave Lancaster (King
St.) at 4:10 a. in.; Columbia, 4:I0a. in. Fare omy
$3.eu. Leave Manheim at 4:15; I-ititz, 4:55;
Kphrata, f :15. Fare only $2.75. Grand concert
at the Hotel Albion from 1 to 3 p. in.
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Only Sunday Kxcuraion Tills Season
to Atlantic City will take place to-morrow
(Sunday) August C Tickets good until Thurs
day, or return same day. Faro only $3. Train
leaves Lancaster (King street) at 4a. m., Col
umbia 4 a. ni., stopping at stations on Beading
& Columbia railroad. Go and spend Sunday
at the Sea Shore.
A Card to tne rablle.
During tho rebuilding of my old store I will
occupy a store In Locber'e building , southwesf
angle Centre Square, where 1 hope to see all
my friends and patrons. .Great reduction in
all classes of Shoes to reduce my large stock-.
ilvU-tfuAw Respectfully. M. LEVY.
Ht-JbViAL XOTlVtCH.
Don't Die in the House.
"Kough on Bats." Clears out rats, mice,
m.clies, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. 15c.
A World ef Good.
One or the most popular medicines now be
fore tho American publie. is TIop Bitters. Yon
sec it everywhere People take it with good
effect. It builds them up. It 1? not as pleas
ant to the taste as some other Bitters, as it is
not a whiskey drink. It is more like the old.
fashioned bone-set tea. that has done a world
of good. It you don't loci lust right, try Hop
Bitters. JVuncto yews. al-2wdAw
It is bo Joke
To suff.T constant headache, depression ot
spirits, longing lor iood and not being able to
eat when put before you, gnawing patns in
the stomach, lassitcde and a general feeling
ot goneness ; but a capital joke to llnd that
Burdock Blood Ilitteis remove all these
symptoms and only costs S I. For sale at 1L
li. Cochran's ding store, 137 Noith Queen
street, Lancaster.
Tub public lacks nota genuine rnuiudy for
skin d2senscs in Glenn's Suluhur Snap.
Liquid Gold.
Daniel flunk, ot Brooklyn, Tioga Co., Pa.,
describes it thus : I rode thirty miles for u
bottle of Thomas' EclcctricOil. which ctTected
the wonderful cure of a crooked limb iu six ap
plications ; it proved worth mora than gold to
uic." For sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store
137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
II you have any skin diseases or diseases of
lite hair or scalp, any itcbing or decolora
tions, suu burns, freckles, pimples, rougher
dry harsh skin you have in Dr. C. W. Ben
son's Skin Curo, a sine, perfect and elegant
remedy. Sold by all-druggist.
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The balance ot lif is lost when the nerves
are over-wrought. There must bo peaceful
sleep and good digestion, or frcttulnessiuid
wild distress will dominate energy and dissi
pate hope. Cured only by the use ot Di. Ben
son's Celery and Chainonillo Pills.
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Containing all the "initials of a true tonic,
and sure to give sail I elion.is Brown's Iron
Bitters. For sale -t II. B Cochran's drug
store, 137 North n u street, 1 .in easier.
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new LHo for Functions Weakened by Debil
ity, Disease aud Dissipation.
Tho GUIS AT GERMAN INVIGORATOR is
tho only specific lor nervous debility, univer
sal lassltudo, forgetful uesr, pain In tho back
or sides, no matter how shattered the system
may be, tho Great German Remedy will re
store the lost lunctions and secure health and
happiness. $1.00 per box, six boxes tor 15.00.
Sold by all druggists. Sent on receipt ot price,
postage paid, by F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, Ohio,
sole agent for the United States. Circulars and
testimonials sent free. a7-2tdM&Th V
Dew to Secure Health.
It seems strange that any ono will suffer
from tho many derangements brought on by
an impure condition ot the blood, when SCO
VILL'SSAKSAPARILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perJect health to tho physical organization. It
Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, and has proven Itself to bo the best
BLOOD PURIFIER over discovered, encet
uully curing Scrofula, Syphltlic disorders,
Weakness ol tho Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria ; all nervous disorders aud debility, bil.
ions complaints and all diseases indicating an
Impure condition t the ISIood, I.Ivor, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects iudl
gestton. A singlu bottle will prove to you its
merits us a health renewer, for it ACTS 1,IKK
A C1IAICM, especially when the complaint is
ot un exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor ot the bruin and ner
vous system.
UAKEU'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and beast. For use externally and intern-illy.
RED Holl-.li POWDERS cure ull diseases
of horse, cat) le, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CUBE. uuiy24-2
For sale at II. II. Cochran's drug store 137
North Queen Hticet.
lirunn'K Household fanacea
Is the most cllcctlve Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally,and thereby more certainly relievo
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double tho
strength ot any similar preparation. It cores
liani in tho Side. Back or Bowels, Sore Throat,
Khcumatism and all aches, and is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "Baoww'B
Household Pahacba" should be in every
lamily. A tcaspoonful of the Panacea in a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened If preferred J,
taken at bed time will break vv a cold. 25 cts
a bottle. tebll-lrdM.W&S&w
Mothers! 2fothernII Mothers!!
Are tyou disturbed at Highland broken ol
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth 7 If
so, go at once and get a bottle ot MRS. W1N
SLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately depend
upon it: there is no mistake about iu There
is not a mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tcU you at once that 11 will regu
late the bowels, and giro rest to tho mother
andiellcl and health to the child, operating
liko magic. It is perfectly sale to use in all
cases, and pleasant to tho taste, and is the
prescription ot one of tho oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In tho United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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Uss, instead, of unwholesome cosmetics
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which purifies the skin.
"Hill's Hair Wye," black or blown, fifty cents.
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Fob chills, lever, ague, and weakness. Col
den's Llcbig's Liquid Beef and Tonic Invigo
rator. Colden's ; take no other. Of druggists.
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Rose Cold and Hay fever.
Being seriously troubled with UayFevcr and
Bose Cold I tried Ely's Cream Balm, and was
surprised in obtaining almost immediate re
llor. I earnestly recommend it to all similarly
afflicted. W. P. Ahirus, druggist, Metuonen,
New Jersey.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever lor
years I gave Ely's Croam Balm atrial; was
much benefitted. I have bad no attacks since
using it E. H. Bauch, editor Carbon county
Democrat, Manch Chunk, Pa.
For years 1 have been afflicted with Hay
Fever, from early in August until frost- 1 was
Induced to give Ely's Cream Balm a trial. Tho
relief was immediate I regard myself cured.
, G. tscmuiiBxit. Supt. of Cordage Co., Eliza
beth, N.J. Pries Ml cents. Apply into nos
tris with little finger.
For salo at Cochran's drug store, 137 North
Queen street. Ju&-
fcHiLoH's cork will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, For
fade at cochran's drag store, 137 North Queen
street.
Wnirw nvftrvurliom hk Purknt ' (iinirftr
Tonic, because they have learned by experi
ence mat ID overcomes uesponuency, iniugi
lion weakness in .the back and kid ne vs. and
other troubles of the sex, Home Journal
ai-imueouaeow
A noted physician ot New York, writes to a
friend: "1 have in my mind a sufferer from
gravel and a complication ot kidney disorders
that was permanently cured by tho use of
Prof. Gutlmette's French Kidney Pad.' Tbo
druggists sell them. For sale at Kanffinan's
drug store, North Queen street. a5-2tdS&W
A Cough, com or ooru xnroat snouiu do
stopped. N eglect treuuoni ly results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's bronchial Troches do uot disorder
tne stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the inflamed parte, allaying
irritation, give relief In Asthma, 4JroncliIal
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers arc subject
to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always, five perfect satisfaction.
Having bean tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained wefoincrltea r&nkamong the lew staple
remedies of the ago. Sold at 23 cents a box
everywhere, Y'lyuTXnrlrw
DMAXMB.
Nolt In this city, on the 6th last., at the
residence ofher parents. No. 143 East Fultoa
street. Ella Jane, daughter ot A. W. and Hat
tie Nolt. aged 10 years, months and 12 days.
Funeral to proceed to Grotfsdale meeting
house. West Earl township, Tuesday morning
at 8 o'clock. It
KAVrrif Ait. In this city, on Hie 7Hi Inst.,
Bessie, daughter ot John li. and Jissle E.
Kauffman, in the 4th year ot her age.
Notice of luneral hereafter.
SKIT AM THMTZ8JSMKX1M.
FtlUMTAIN rJMK-VUT TOBACCO. 8
cents per os 25c per Ji at HART-
MAN'S Yellow Front Cigar Store. Jrl5-6md
7Un SALE. A MAGNmoKNT NEW
j canmcujrean. i-nwiun,
AnnlT at
517 WEST ORANGE 8TREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
2td
WANTED SITUATIONS TU DO GEN.
.eral housework by two girls. Apply at
223 Church street. It
WANTKD-A U1KL TOE OEMKkAL
Housework in a small family. One who
speaks German preferred. Good wages to a
competent, reliable person. Apply at this
office. a7-thl
-raTANTKD TWO STOUT BOSS TO
W learn the Horse Collar trade. Also a
young man to learn to r u n a sewing machine.
Apply to JOHN LOWELL,
aug5-3U No. JU i. ist Orange Street.
BUDWE1SKK BEKK.
Just received, a fresh supply ot tie cele
brate I Bndwclser Beer; lamflies and persons
desirous ot retailing the same can Is; supplied
by the undersigned.
J b GEORGE WALL.
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STOGIES, STOGIES. FITTSUVBUU
Stogies at HARTMAN'S Yellow Front
igar Store.
rlIIE F1RK ENGINE AND HOSK VOM-
X mittec will meet in Select Council Cham
ber, on MONDAY, AUG. 7, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Ver' Important business.
SAMUEL B. COX,
Chairman.
LAhCASTKK, Aug. 7. 2td
A MEETING Of iUB SECOND WARD
Democratic Club for the adoption of
rules and election of officers will bo held at
Excelsior Hall on TUESDAY EVENING,
Aug. 8th, at 8 o'clock. The Democracy of the
ward are Invited to attend.
A. J. DUNLAP,
Chairman.
I)ItOrOHALS WILL, BE KKCKIVJSD AT
the Office or the County Commissioners
until 12 o'clock in., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
9. 1882, tor lurnisliing Sixty Tons of First-Class
Hard Coal, free from slate : ull to bo delivered
before August 18.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Attest: Fiuhk Gbikst, Clerk. 4-2U1
(CATARACT. IS UNDERSTOOD AN
j Opacity situated in tbo Lens ot tho Eye,
may occur at any age, but, as a rule, is a dis
ease ot old age, and tho loss ot transparency
ot the Lens is probably chiefly duo to Its de
ficient nutrition, dependent upon an ineffi
cient blood supply.
All diseases or the EYE, EAR. THROAT
also. Chronic and Private Diseases success
Hilly treated by DRS. H. D. and M. A. LONG
AKER. Office 13 East Walnut stscot, Lan
caster, Pa. Consultation tree. a7-3td
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UK NEW REAL. ESTATE
CATALOGUE
Will bo Issued In a few weeks. Those wishing
to enter their property for sale in the first
issue should send descriptions at once. No
charge lor entering city property.
ALLEN A. HERB & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 106 EAST KING STREET.
"VJ UT1CK TO GROCERS AND UAKEKS.
mciNo wkll surrLiKD with
PRIME OLD WHEAT,
Wo can furnish strictly
OLD WHEAT . FLOUR,
for the next sixty days.
LEVAN & SONS.
John II. lii'siioao. Agent, Northern Market
House. jy29-lwd
TTO, ror. 1HK SllSgUEUANNA.
GRAND EXCURSION OF TUB
LANCASTER LBIDERKBANZ
TU WEISE'S ISLAND,
On THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1882.
Tickets tor tho round trip from Lancaster,
$l.Uu; Columbia, 60c.; Children under 12 years
pay halt lure. Train leaves Lancaster at 7
o'clock a. m.; Columbia at 7:30. ror particu
lars see largo hand bills. r,l2,U,l5,ir.
i", IRAKI
Fire Insurance Company
OF PIIILADELP1A.
Assets over
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely invested. For a polley In
this old and well-established company call on
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
13M.WKAS
OPECIAI
To the Publie!
Since our mark-down in prices we
have run off a great many of our
Ligbt Weights. Somo of tbo choicest
and best styles lomain and
MUST POSri'IVELY BE SOLD BE
F0RE8E1?: 1st.,
to niako room for our Fall and
Winter Stock.
Some very choice stylos sold for $35
going at $25. A large lino of $30
Suits selling for $20. A full stock of
genuine
Imported Scotch Bannockburns,
'Celtics and Serge "Weaves as
low as $15 a Suit.
Our aim is to start in tho season
with entire new Styles and will soli
regardless of coBt.
J. K. SMALLNG,
ARTIST TAILOR.
No. 121 North Queen Street.
STOCKS.
TNUREASE YOUK CAPITAL.
WHEAT STOCKS,
$10, $20, $50, $100.
Investors of small and medium amounts in
Grain, Provisions and Stocks as fully pro
tected us moat extensive andinlluentlal opera
tors. Our successful, fully tried, old estab
lished plan, tut it. Reports sent weekly,
dlvld ends paid monthly. Send at once for ex-
Blanatory circulars and past record, ran.
lividends paid during past thirteen months
on this funu 9G&71 per share. Address
FLEMMLNQ & MERRIAM,
111 and 113 LASALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
J9-We want a local agent In every town.
Excellent Inducements. Good pay to a re
sponsible, enterprising man. Write for terms.
1 u!Myd
SWAKTHMOKK COLLEGE.
RE-OPENING IN RESTORED IiUILD
ING. Roth sexes admitted. College and pre
paratory school under care ot members ot
the Society ot Friends. The main building,
destroyed by tiro 9th month, last, has been
completely rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted up
with all conveniences. Thorough instruction
In Languages, Literature. Mathematics and
tne Sciences. New Scientific Building con
taining Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chine 8hops,andall appliances for pursuing a
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical
and Civil Engineering. The next term opens
9th ma (Sept.) 12th. Apply early, as, other
things being equal, places will be given to the
earliest applicants.
For f all particulars, address
EDWARD M. MAGILL. Pret't.
Swarthmore CoUeg Delaware Co, Fa,
lane22-:pjid.
ZAJfCASTKM WAXCMXS.
rpHKFOtJKLANCABTEKWATVHESGAK-
L ried by Employees at the Passenger Depot
of tee Pennsylvania Railroad, in Lancaster
City; whose Kemarxame Jtccora is Here attest
ed by their Owners, are
Not ' ' Special," but Average
Although made here in Lancaster, AT HOME,
they do, with Proper Adjustment, the Accu
rate Work ot foreign "Specials," at mncb
Less Cost to the Purchaser, who, buying a
Lancaster Watch, can readily have it ex
changed it in any respect unsatisfactory.
1. "Keystone."
PorS3YI.YAinA. Railboad Comtakt, J
LAifoisra Station, August 5, 1832. i
I nave carried lor nearly TWO YEARS a
Lancaster Watch of the "Keystone" stem
wind grade. It has given me perfect satisfac
tion In every respect, but especially as an ac
curate time-keeper for it has kept WITHIN
THE MINUTE with our Standard Railroad
Time during the entire past year ! To all per
sons who are required to have correct time,
but cspeciadly to RAILROAD HEN, I would
connueuuy recomacna ine .Lancaster watcn.
W. P. 1IAMBR1GIIT,
Passenger Agent.
2. "Keystone."
During the past forty years I havo carried a
number of watches, butthe Lancaster Watch
ot the " Keystone " stem-winding grade, is the
best I hava ever had far keeping time. I have
had it now ror nearly TWO x EARS. It runs
"to the dot" always, and is as true as any
Three-Hundred Dollar Watch I havo ever
seen. I don't believe there was ever a better
time keeper, fpr ordinary use, turned out of
any watch factory in the world.
EDWARD KAUTZ,
Depot 1'tUccimtn.
3. "West End."
Oo year ago. or longer, I purchased from
Mr. Louis Weber, a Lancaster Watch or the
"West End" grade It has been ON THE
MINUTE EVER SINCE with our Railroad
Time, and as a timepiece cannot readily be
excelled. I could not get any higher-priced
watch that would be more satisfactory. A
watch that will stand thn test ot RAILROAD
USE bo well as these Lancaster movements
do, must be a good one. 1'liis is the only watch
I have ever carried that has done anytliing
like its good work, and 1 don't want anything
bettor. W. F. WELCHANS.
Clerk in Ticket Office.
4. "West End."
The Lancaster Watch of the "West End"
8teui-wiudgradothtI bought from Mr.H.M.
Shrelnei' TWO TEARS AND EIGHT MONTHS
ago, is a first-class time-kef par. Itliasrnn
VEitY ACCURATELY with tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Time ALL THE WHILE, and has
given me perfect satisfaction.
EENJAMIN KIEnL.
Depot Employee.
VLOTJUIMU JtO.
w
ILLIAMSON FOSTER.
IN FOUR WEEKS
WE MUST HAVE OUR COUNTERS CLEAR
ED OF SUMMER AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT GOODS.
To effect this
FlilCES MUST BE CUT DOWN,
SO THAT THOSE
WHO ARE ONLY' HALF INCLINED to BU Y
BECOME READY PURCHASERS.
There aro a groat mauy SUITS to be dispos
ed ot, and most of them aro Medium Weight,
dark in color, and of patterns that
we think the most desirable and comd
easily bo presented to customers as Fall
Weight Goous, but as wo never deviate from
our established rule.and these are not Milctly
Fall Goods, the fact of their being left Is the
purcluisci's gain. They must go with tho rest
so that our counters will bo cleir by the
opening ol Autumn. The goods arc marked
so that all ran see how much each garment
has been reduced. We have not limited our
selves to suits only. There aro
PANTS and VESTS,
ODD PANTS,
GOATS that have no Pants to
match, and Vests in the
same condition.
42-EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED-
WTO FIT OR NO 8ALE.g
WILLIAMSON
AND-
FOSTER
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
fAejca UAJtuuiGB, tr.
nr ALL PAPER.
ODDS AND ENDS
OF
WALL PAPER
Will bo pold very low iu order to close out.
Among thm are some of tho Very Rest Pat
terns.
PLAIN WINDOW SHADING
livthevard tu All Colors, that were Hllirhtlv
wet on ends, will be sold cheap.
We make make to order, at short notice, all
kinds of
WIRE SCREENS FOR WINDOWS,
And put I hem up in tho Rest Manner.
Fino Pier and Mantle Mirrors.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
LACE CURTAINS,
Extension Cornices, Pole1 In Br;us, Walnut,
Ebony ami Cherry.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
UUTT lUCAWINUB.
pOHHOH WEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO
47th Popular Monthly Drawing
OFTHB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In the City of Loulsvillo, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31st. 1882.
Tin-so drawlnirs occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under provisions ol an Act ot tho
General Assembly of Kentucky.
. Tho United States Clrcnlt Court on March 31
rendered the following daclsions:
1st That the Common wealth, Diatrlbatioa
Company U legal.
Xd Its draw lacs are fair.
N. B. The Company has now on hand a
large reserve fund. Read tbo list of prizes lor
the
AUGUST .DRAWING.
1 prize 1 80,000
1 prlzo VfUiv
lAitviootinmaoith innnA
nrlzesEOOeacb 10.000
;100 prizes $100 each 10,008
900 prizes A0 each..... 10,008
600 prizes 20 each 12,008
lOOOprizealOeaub.... ...... 10,008
9 prizes 300 each, approximation prlzoi 2,708
9 prizes 900 each, M " L80t
9 prizes lOOeach, " 90S
Dwoprfzes 4112,406
Whole tickets, $2; half tickets, 91; 27 tickets
B0; 65 tickets, $100.
Remit Money or Rank Draft In Letter, oi
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS.
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER.
Orders of $6 and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders to K
JI.BOAKDMAM, Courier-Journal Building;
IrfrabrriUe, Ky.. OtB.ll. BOABDMAH,
999 Broadwav. Hw Tevk. febt-TaTBMJkw
SHAKES. VAMKS. A FULL A8SOBXMKHT
Vj at HARTMAN'S Yellow frost ClfW
tore.
Lancaster
Watches
THIRD EDITION.
f MONDAY BVENXNQ. AUG. 7, 1882.
WOKKEKS AND WAGES.
THE STRIKE AT THE HARMON X MILLS-
Only Seventy 1 the rive Tkoasand Opera
tives Resume Work FTehjBt Hand
let Yielding to the laevltabl.
Cohoes, N. Y.f Aojr. 7. The Harmony
mills, after fifteen weeks idleness, opened
their gates to the strikers this morning.
At the Strong mills there was not one ap
plication. The number applying at the
Bag mills were so few that the wheel was
not started. Tho Ogden mills remain
closed.
At the Mastodon mills about sixteen,
including three adults, and in Nos. 1 and
2 mills fifty looms were started. The com
pany will gather tho operatives at work
in ono force and strivo to keep tho Masto
don mill in operation.
Richard Kerrigan dragged a sixteen
year old daughter through tbo streets and
forced her to go to work.
The mill managers express satisfaction
at the numbers applying for positions and
the strikers numbering neaily 5,000 ate
confident that ono half of tho seventy at
work will be induced not to re-enter the
mills to-morrow. The companies arc mr-
turiug plans for a general clearing ont of
tho tenements occupied by old employ
ees who remain obstidate, aud assert that
they will carry iuto effect au arrangment
to engage help. The strikers aro tranquil
and determined. Not tho slightest inter
ference was offered tho so-sailed "scabs "
to prevent tbeir going to work. To day
the oreratives aro holding a monster picuie
at Itenssalaer park.
Freight Dandier UolBg Ilack.
New York, Aug. 7, The freight
handlers1 strike to day gives evidence of a
speedy breaking up. Quite a number of
the strikers applied to be takeu back at
tho piers at which they formerly worked
at tho old prices. Two hundred men ap
plied at tho Pennsylvania railroad piers
and over ono hundred were given work.
At tho St. John's park depot thirty of tho
old hands wore taken back at the 17-cents
an hour rate.
TELFURAFDIV TAFS.
Lltt10 Sparks lTtom the Electric wires.
An infuriated mob at a coloied caiup
moeting, forty miles from Mavon, Ua.,
shot and killed James Harvard, an inoffen
sive mau whom tlioy mistook for a depu
ty marshal, who had shot aud killed a
fleeing prisoner.
Charles Allen was killed aud several
others wero badly injured by a freight
train on tho Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
railroad going through a bridge at
Orceimp.
Yellow fever lias appealed at. quaran
tine, oil" Galveston.
Rev. A. M. Osborne, for fifty three
years a Methodist minister, is dead at
PoughkeepMo, N. Y.
A great tiro has occurred in Stadorpol
and along the Kunia river, in tho Caucas
us mountains.
The Porto is displeased at the raising of
tho English flag over tho public buildings
when the British occupied Suez.
Paul Vilini shot and killed himself at
the East 10th street pier, Now York, and
and an unknown man committed suicide
with a razor in Pleasant avenue.
William F. Powell, lato assistant city
clerk of Newark, N. J., who fell out of a
second story window last night while
asleep, died this morning from a fractured
skull.
The defonso in tho star routo trial closed
their case to day.
A young man connected with the United
States circus, made a balloon ascension
on a trapeze at Mayville, Ky., oame down
in the Ohio river and was drowned.
Henry Zerse, aged 2C, shot himself
twice in New York this morning and will
probably die. Family troubles were the
cause.
Richard Groff. tho Wilkcsbairo boot and
shoe dealer, waived a hearing on the
cbargo of arson and was commit
ted to answer in default of bail.
It has been discovered that the boat of the
stock had been removed from the store
before the attempt wa-: made to liro tho
buildiug.
Rolioson mado an ineffectual effort to
get the tax bill beforo tho House to-day,
but was opposod by tho Demo
crats who claimed that the purpose of
tho measure was to leduco tho tax
ation on tho wealth and leavo it
on tho poverty of tho country. Robeson
then withdrew tho bill. An adjournment
is probable to-day or to-morrow.
m
H'EATUEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, Aug. 7. For New Eng
land aud the Middle states, fair weather,
soutborly to westerly winds, stationary or
lower pressure.
MAMKMSTH.
rmindelpbla Market.
l'HiLADai.riffA. Angust 7. Flour Fresh
ground old wheats firm ; dull for new ; Super
fine, 82 733; extra do, $3 3701 ; Fa. family,
$5156550.
Ryo flour at $3 754 00.
Wheat firmer, with fair demand ; Southern
and Fa Ecd,l 101 15; do Amber, 81 16
1 17. m
Corn firm and in fair local demand ; stea -er,8'Hs:
yellow, 'J0)$91c; mixed, 90c; No. 3
do.88Q?8Jfc. , , . 4
Oats old scarce and wanted at an advance;
No. 1 White, 73c; No. 2 do, 71Ji72; No.
3 do 70c : No. 2 mixed, 63c.
Rye scarce at 73c tor new.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady ; City Kettle, 1313Jc ; loose
butchers', 12c.
Butter steady for choice ; other grades weak ;
Creamciy extra, XiQXo ; do good to choice,
2224c.
Rolls dull but very scarce.
Eggs steady; l'cun'a, 21822c ; Western,
19C.
' Cheese quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum Arm ; Refined, 6c
Whisky at 81 18.
m
new zer jBarm.
Nw iom. August 7. Flour State and
Western without decided chango and quiet.
Southern Just steady.
Wheat 96QXc higher and Arm: trado light ;
ler ami nrm ; inum ngni ;
, 81 1SU1 16; do Sept.,
t.,81 lgI17; do Not.,
r, 81 1S&.
No. z lieu, august. ;
81 15ei 15J4 ; do Oct.
IAI &! roar
Corn siijc lietter and quiet ; Mixed West
ern spot, 8GQ88C ; do futures. 788Ce.
Oats '81c better and active: No. 3 Aug..
5IK055&C ; sopt., 47i4c : Oct, 4&4QKg ; State
70jj80c ; Western, 65078c.
Oram ana rrovMHm ummUobo.
One o'clock quotations of grain and proytt
Ions, furnished by S. K. Tundt, Broker, 154
Kast King street.
August 7.
Cmleage.
Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard i
Angust L02 .77X 5K
Sept.... LOOK -782 Jtlji JLt0 12.43
Oct..... L00 .74$ .37 2U3X liM
Tear.... ,9075 -W :!: :f?
iioaoolpBte.
auk usji JJ ' jssn ..r.
Sept..... LIS Xfi .48
Oct .mm. LIS 84t f.479 .... ....
Lrre Stock Mark.
CncAQo. Hogs Receipts. 4,888 bead ; ship
ments. 7,089 bead; market fairly active:
values firmer under light offerings : nest litfht
and.neavy.Sc higher: poor right 87 so vs 15;
mostly 87 9089 10 Tor good to th"!eo; n-.ixod
packing 7 5048810; heavy packing ntt .-hipping.
88 Km 60 : skips. 85 50 : all sold.
Cattle Receipt. xJOV bead : shipment. 4 488
bead ; market active ; value, lfte. bisher on
all grades, with everything sold ; poor to
choice shipping steers. 84A7 13 : occasional
fancy benches sold at 87 &087 73; native
butchers' 88 6004 30; mostly 3H ; graasers
old freely- at $3 C094 S3 tor fair to choice
bunches ; stackers. 82 738)3 40; feeders; 88 50
C4 3
Sheep Receipt. WBO head; shipments, 303;
market firm : poor to fancy, S3 SOflS; lambs,
82e4perheacL
Cattle Market.
PHH.Amg.THiA. Aug. L Cattle marKtt
active ; sales. 3.709 head ; prime at 7081c ;
good at GmT,c; medium at 3X4Jke; com
mon at 4.le)53c
sheep market active ; sales, 12,080 bead :
nrlme. fManZiic 1 arood. 4i5c : medium iliti
4c ; common, 34J4c ; culls, 3)3Ke ;
lambs 3KS7XC.
Hogs market actlvo : sales, 3.000, at 1IK6
12.VCC.
Now York, Philadelphia and Local stock
also United Statea Bonds repotted dally by
J Aooa R. Lone, 22 North Queen street.
Angust 7.
UkOe 18 2JW
a.m. r.n. r.n.
Del., Lack. Jk Western 1.195 138'iss
Denver ft Rio Grande 62X 62 61?
N. r.. Lake Krie ft Western.... 40X 40 40i
Kansas and Texas 40X VA 3&Z
LakeShoreft Mich. Southern... liwj Il5g VV,
New York Central
137! i 1384 lXHi
Mew Jersey Cenj.
Ontario ft Western..
Omaha Com
Pacific Mall
Chlcaso. Mil. st. Paul...
Texas Pacific
Wabash. Si. 1. mis ft Pacific....
Western Union Tel. Co 8BS
Pennsylvania R.R 61
Reading 88
UutTalo Pitts, ft West 193
Northern Pacific Coin 497
" Prelenetl. .. flOJ-S Dtyg
. Loom stowM ftoao.
Par Last
TL
Line i'lly 6 per ct. Loan, due 1883... 810U
" 18B5... 108
" 1890... 180
1895... IOC
5 per ct.l 11 1 or 30 years. . 108
" 5 per ct. School Loan.... 108
4 " hi lor 2d years., luo
" 4 " in 5 or 9i years.. 100
' " in 10 or Si years, loo
Uanhelin borough loan 109
BAHXtrrOCM-
First National Run k. .4100
Farmers' National Rauk SO
Fultnn'Nattonal Bank 108
Lancaster County National Bank. . SO
Columbia National Rank 108
Kphrata National Bank ISP
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 168
First National Rank, Strasburtt.... 108
First -National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Rank, Mount Joy.. 108
Litltz National Rank...... 100'
Munheiin' National Bank.:...- 100
Union National Rank. Mount Joy. SO
New Holland National Rank....... loo
lOBOmUAHBOe- HMM.
8M8
M7X
198
120
105
112
102
lOiSO
10S.5S
103
1393
110.28
137.59
111
130
143
I4IJB
iMM
290 .
14S.7t
148 '
134
70.50
137
82.2 T
28LC0,.
58
129
9 ,
Sl
Ht 1-
HI
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ij'iarryvlllo R. JC 8 60
Millersville Street Car 60
Inquirer Pi titling Company 60
Watch Factory 104
Uas Light and Fuel Company... 26
Stevens House 108
Columbia (las Coiunanv..... ......
Co'nmbia Water Company.. ......
Susquehanna Iron Company..... 188
marietta uoiiowware.... .......... iw
Stevens Uouso HO
Sicily Island 54
k:iai iiranuywine a tvnynesb'g. mi
Millersvillo Normal School
XISCKLLAmtOVS BOHDB.
Ojuarryvlllo R. R., duo 1893 100
117
188
1030W
tcauint; at Columbia it. K5'g JVO
L-tneastur Watch Co.. due 1841 190
Lancaster Uas Light aud Fuel Co..
duo In 1 or 20 years 108
tiiiucasUT uas Light and Fuel Co.,
109
186
3X33
276.28
Lancaster A Marietta
Lancaster ft New Holland....
25
100
Lancaster ft Susquehanna...
ToanriKK stocks.
BtK Spring ft Reaver Valley....
..3 25 8 10.25.
unniiepori. a norcsuoe
13 22 '
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill
','oluiublaft Washington
Columbia A Big Spring
Lancaster ft Ephrata
Lancaster ft Willow Street
. 25
19
20
18
47.2S
21
W
icjr
. 25
.. 25
. 25
. 25
. 25
. 25
.. 25
. 100
. Ml
Stnisburgft Millport
i.inrteiia A Jiiayiown
Marietta ft Mount .lor
Lane Kllzabetht'n ft Mlddlct'n...
CO
59
Lancasterft FruitvWe.
Lancaster ft Litltz -
25
25
73.
Lancasterft WlUlamMown
Lancasterft Manor......
Lancasterft Manheim
ce mT
25 . 43
POLITICAL.
Democratic state Ticket.
OOVKRHOR,
KOBKRT K. PATT1SON, Philadelphia.
LIEUTKWACT UOVKKlfOR.
Cll AUNCEY F. BLACK, Yora.
JCDOE OF THE SUPREME COCTT.
SILAS M. CLARK, Indiana.
SECBKTART OF IMTXBlTAI. AFFAIR.
.1. SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
COH0RES8VA9-AT-LABOB.
MORTIMERF. KLUOTT.t Tioga.
Democratic County Ticket.
COHOBEflfl.
W. B. GIVEN, Columbia.
STATE BKJfATOB XTV MSTEtOT.'
ABRAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEXBLT.
2. C. J. RHOADS, Manor.
J. M. WALKER, Coleraln.
3. E. C. D1LLER. Earl.
. W. SIMPSON, Carnarvon.
H. E. SHI MP, K. Cocailco.
RECORDER.
W. W. BUBSER. Leacock.
couirrr solicitor.
rooa niBEcroas.
J. P. McILVAINE. I'aradi.'.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster
miaow INSPECTORS.
JOHN RKBMAN, Alanheinu
J. II. SCHLEUELMILICU, E. Donegal.
JURY COXXISSIOHER.
WILLIAM ELL3IAKEK, Karl.
Democratic State Committee.
W. U. HENSEL. cnairman.
E. P. KISNEK. General secretary. Utrnrd
Houxc, Philadelphia.
Democratic County Committee.
W. II. ROLAND, Chalrinin. Lancaster.
J. B. LICIITY. Lincaster; W. HAYES
UKIKK. Columbia; B. S. PATTERSON,
While Rock, secretaries.
CANDIDATES P"K NOMINATION.
Ifer Assembly In District, Lancaster City.
C. A.OBLENDER, Eighth Ward.
E. G.SNYDER, Ninth Ward.
(Subject to tho Democratic Primaries.)
TtrWAMX,Jth
T EMOTED.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, fte.
JOHN P. SCHAOM,
Has Removed to
No. 24 South Qqmh Street.
Plumbing Gastitting
DOHB OMLT BT
SKILLFUL AND CAREFUL WORKJCKIT.
LARGE STOCK OF
GA8 FIXTURES ON HAND.
jan2S-lydS
SOOTS BUOMUI.
fLOSUra OUT!
CLOSING OUT !
-AX-
GREATLY REDUCED PBICE8.
Having started a Shoe Factory, X aaaaow
closing out my large stock of Boots and Shoes
at greatly reduced prices to make room for the
enlarsrement of my lactorv.
-Outom work a specialty, both machine
anaaaBa-:
F.HTKMKNZ.
HO. lOfSHOMKQUKEN STREET.
(Signet th Bit? Shoe.) Wsu
raji wvi
27 2552 26J
5I(J 61 se
46)i 4CS
123 l-Si.l.
62? 3lg 51
3i srk t7
61 6P)2
24 z2
is sex
49K Wi.