LANCASTER DAILY INTELIieENCBR, SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 9; 1882.
Mol Lust. 2J
Yesterday morning Unas Buch, a farmer
walked from liillport to Lititz, a distance
of about two miles. When be started be
bad in bis pocket a parse containing $104
in Greenbacks; and on reaching LiUtzhe
ouua ins money was gone. Ue retnrm
barcd tbat a tramp bad followed him part
of the way, and in hots that be might
get his money, several ol' that gentry were
arrested and searched. 'On 'one of tbem
was found $19 in gold, but it was proved
tbat be received it from a farmer for whom
he wrrked. The empty purse was after--wards
found in tbo water eloset of the
Rome school bouse, where it bad been
thrown by the person who found or stole
the mosey.
stiller' Voaveatloa to be Held.
The fifth annual convention of the
Pennsylvania state millers' association
will be held in Harrhtburg at the Lochiel
hotel, at 10 o'clock a. rn. onTaesday,
October 10th proximo. Millers and all
others interested ia the milling trade are
vuiuiauy mvitoa. Excursion rates win
be made by the rcsjicctive railroad com
panies, and orders for tickets at excursion
rates can bo bad by addressing B F. Isen
berg, secretary, Huntingdon, Pa.
K oneway.
This moruiug between C aud 7 o'clock a
man named Fisher, residing near Paradise
was coming in East King street to market.
At the corner of Plum street the bolt of one
shaft ratne out ; the horse f lightened and
started off, the other shaft was then broken
off and the animal ran to the Lancaster
county house, wheie he was caught. Tbo
wagon was not broken in any other way
and no ono was hurt.
Hale or Real Estate.
J. 6. Long, real estate agent, sold on
Wednesday at private sale tlie property
No. 213 East Orange street, belonging to
Miss Margaret Houston, to B. J. Mc
Grann, esq., on private terms.
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To Atlantic City.
About thirty people left to-day on
different trains for Atlantic City, to
which place there in an excursion. The
grand musical festival takes placo this
evening and to-morrow.
A Year Old.
Tho Lititz KrprenH celebrates the second
year of its advent into tho journalistic
field by appearing as a 32-colunin paper.
It is a credit to tbo community in which it
w published.
Slander Suit.
Albert Wetter, of this city, has brought
a suit for slander in tbo prothoaotary's
Offico, against Mathias Lisgler.
First grand picnic otitic!. A. Club, to bo
held at Owen Coltngc Park on Uoiiduy, Sept
11,1892. In case of rain postponed until lui
ther notice. No Improper h3racterd:il!owcd
on the grounds. it
new Lancaster County Directory
The canvass for Boyd's Lancaster County
Directory is MM in progress in this city. 11 is
the desire ot the publishers that our citizens
be very careful in giving Information to ugents,
as they arc anxious to make it very accurate
in every respect. Mes.-rs. Thomas I'Ucssonclt,
representing the advertising department ot
the directory, will call upon our businessmen
at au early day, and owing to tlis extensive
circulation ot the new work throughout the
county It presents unsurpassed advantages as
an advertising medium. 2tdT&S
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Amusements.
General Tom Thumb on Monday. Tills
famous little fellow, ever :i favorite
with the young people as well us with
children of older growth, the world over,
will appear in Fulton opera house on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday after
noons and evening of next week. The troupe
comprises besides the General and Ids tiny
wife, Newell, Whlston, Biaghani, the marvel
ous midgets, trained canary birds and other
features, such as sleight ot hand tricks, ven
triloquism and tho like. Says the Wilming
ton Evejy Evening .- "Interest in the enter
tainments given by by the Tom Thumb com
pany at the opera house apparently lias not
abated. The house was crowded ugaiu last
Highland hundreds unable to gain admission
were turned away. The entertainment, like
those given in the afternoon and evening pre
vious, was thoroughly enjoyable and met
with hearty appreciation from the audience.
The artists all executed their parts cleverly,
and the varied nature of the performance
kept people interested and pleased."
On Monday morning at 10:- there will be a
parade by the baud througli the principal
streets. Tho original coach, presented to tho
General by Queen Victoria, will accompany
tho procession, which will arrive at tho opera
houbc at one o'clock p. in., when the doors
will bo, thrown open lor the flitt pet Unm
an cc.
Household Market.
DA1KV.
suitor ay ...................................... .2.1C
Cupcliee.se, 2cups re
Cot tage cheese, i plecen 5c
Dutch cheese ft lump 8lCc
I'OIII.TKV.
Chickens fl pair (live) G5cfi)$l
" fl piecc(cleaiicd) 00c
Spring Chiekens fl pail tfk;
Pigeons, Vpr aria
VKOKTABLKS.
Beets Tp bunch S:
Beans, Lima, fl qt. 18gJ0c
" stringy pk 10c
Carrots fl bunch.... 5c
CabtKigc, 1 head 5l0c
Corn, y doz lOglSc
Cautelopcs, each , 5l()c
Green Peas ft hi pk country 20&30c
Green onions fl bunch.. 5c
Head salad .. 25c
New Potatoes fl pk. loai2c
Sweet Potatoes (pk 20825c
Onions ft H pk 20c
Fotatoes ft bushel 80$ 1
Radishes ft buncu. 5c
Kgg Plants, each 510c
Peppers, ft doz 10c
Pickles f) 100 2540c
Cucumbers fi doz 10c
Soup Beans ft qt 1015c
Salsify ft buncu 23n
Squashes, each l5c
Turnips f!-pk 20c
Tomatoes fl t-k 10c
Watermelons, each w30c
KISCSLLAKKOCS.
Apple Butter ftqi 25c
Sweet Cider, ft gal 20c
Cocoanuts each 57c
KggSff UOZ ........... 22c
wiu ft a..... ...... ....... ...... I2i4c
FRUITS.
Apples v 3 pa. .. .... ..... ...... 8(g)l2c
Apricots fl box 12 15c
Bananas fl doc 40r0c
Blackberries fl box 78c
Elderberries 4c
Currants, dried, ft t ioc
Dried Apples fl qt 810c
" Peaches ft qt 1215c
Fox Grapes ft qt ..........3c
Lemons ft doz 2t)30c
Oranges ft doz .2550c
pcacucs jp ym y..... ........ .......... ....20c
' fl basket. 7o$i
Pine Apples.cach I530c
Grapes ft ft........... .....8M12c
XKATS.
Beet Steak, ft 12023c
" Boast (rib) ft .ate
(chuck) ft ft ?. HQlttc
' Corned, ft ft 12015c
Dried, ft ft 35c
Bologna dried.............................. 25f$30c
Bacon fi B,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,...,..,,., l6i8c
Ham, sllcou,w ft... ................. ...,24c
Ham. whole ft ft............. 18c
JjUqD p B.. .......... .............. .........1db23c
S&UttOU R b ................................ MHp200
Pork ft ft... 14c
Shoulder fl ft............................ 12c
Sausage fl ft..............................l2i4c
smoked fl ft,' ice
VOftl fl Seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeel218C
FISH.
Blue fish ft ft ioc
tainsna s.. ...... .................. .....,... .12c
jrercn ................................ .. ...ioc
orfcies p ....................... ......... sioc
IWCKi ............. ...............................IOC
Salmon ft ft... ....................... ........i2c
Ban.... ....................... .......10c
DUCKCTS... ..... ..........,... .10O
OBAIM. .
Corn ft bus goc
Cloverseedperft 7jc
rieur fl qr. 90Qfi.lo
Hay Timothy ft ton $20
CJmXB JW DBS 60c
Rye w bus 8590c
Timothj Seed fl bus $3.2503.50
Wheat ons tl.20ei.30
HaXX's Honey of Horehound and Tar over
powers the most troublesome cough. Pike's
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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aVEVfAI, JTQTJCKS.
llArntKTACT,"alunnBmi(t lragnutt per
rume. Price25 and so cents: For sale atCocn
run's rtrug store. 137 North Queen street.
"All the IUs skat Flesh Is Heir to,''
Arising from impurity of the blood, torpid
liver, irregular bowels, disordered kidneys.
street. Lancaster.
Shiloh's Cougn and Consumption Cure ia
sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consump
tion.. For. sale at Cochran's drug store, 137
North Queen 8t. niyl-lwdeowAw
Putsioiafs prescribe (Coldea'sLiebig's Li
quid Beef and Tonic Invlgorator Tor the week,
worn, and dyspeptic. Take no other.
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A Cougn, Com or oore -inroat snouki oe
stopped. Megicct Ire'juentiy results in an In.
;cueable Lung Dlscaao or Ceasumption.
Brown's roachfal Troches do not disorder
tno stomach like cough syrups ni balsams,
but act directly on the Inflamed parts, allaying
irntatlon. give relier In Asthma. Broucblal
Coughs, Catarrh, ana the Throat Troubles
which Singers and PubllcSpcakers are subject
to. lor thirty yean Brown's Bronchial
Troches' have beon recommended by physi
cians, and always give Deflect atlslaction.
Having been te-ited by wide and constant use
for nearly au entire generation, they have at
tained we) . .neritod rank among the tew staple
retnedtes of tho age. Sold at 2. cento a box
ttvervwhi-ni mv-lVilTTJiAFAlvw
1 May krever. '
M Kssns. Elv linos.. Druggists, Owego. N. Y
1 have been afflicted for twenty years, dur
ing the months of August and September
with Hay Fever, unU have tried various reme
dies for its rcliet without success. 1 was in
duced to try your Cream Balm ; liavo used It
with favorable results, and can confidently
recommend it to all similarly aflllctcd. Kou
ekt W. Towklev, (c:.-Mayor) Elizabeth, N. J.
Tbentou, N. J., Oct. 23, I8S0.
1 have HUttcred for eight years with Hay
Fever, during July, August and September,
lu the beginning ot July, this year, 1 resorted
to Ely's Cream Balm, and have been entirely
free from the lever since the first application.
1 can recommend it as a cure. Edwaeco c.
IIillmam. at the New Jersey State Arsenal
Price 5'J cents. Apply into the nostrils wltji'
utile linger. For sale at II. B. Cochran's drug
Mote, 137 N'orttUJuccu street, Lancaster.
. JuUdw O
'i . .
Const it ul lonal skin diseases of u scorbutic
character are succcbslully treated with Dr.
Beiibou's Skin Cure, internal aud external
treatment, both pleasant, it certainly re
moves scrofula, eruptions, dandruft and tan
and makes tho skin smooth and healthy.
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KKSCUKD JfKOlU UKATU .
Tli(i f ollowingstnteinent of William J. Cough
in, ot SomervlIIe, Mass., is so remarkable tnat
we beg to ask for it Hie attention ot our read
ers. He says : "In th toll ot 187GI was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by u severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and llesh. 1 was so weak at ono tlino
that 1 could not leave my bed. In the sum
mer or 1877 1 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole in
my left lung as big as a'haltdollar. I expend
ed over a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 wits so far gone at one time a report
went around that 1 was dead. I gave up hope
but n friend told me ot DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed at
my iriends, thinking my case incurable, but 1
got a bottle to satisfy them, when to my sur
prise and gratification, 1 commenced to feel
belter. My hope, oneo dc&d, began to revive,
and to-day 1 feel in better spirits than I have
the past t hrco years.
" I writethis hoping you will publish It, so
that every one aflllctcd with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FORTUELUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTIOK CAN BE CURED. 1
have taken two bottle and can positively say
that it has done 1110 mora good than all the
other medicines 1 have taken since my sick
lier. My cough has almost entirely diaap
peai eil ami 1 shall soon bo able to go to work.'
oold by II, B. Cochran, lS7orth Queen street
Universal Approuatlon
By Hit: community at laige has been given to
i.uniocK uioou timers. JNo instance is Known
where dissatisfaction fias been manifested by
their use, or where aught but benefit followed
their administration. Price $1. For sale at 11.
It. Cochran's drug store, 13' North Queen
street. Lancaster.
The weaknworn, and dyspeptic should take
Coldeu's Lieblg's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vlgorator. Ask for Coldcn's, otdtuggists.
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Words or AYlMilom.
No doctor will lail to impress his patients
' that the mouth and teeth should be healthy
because it receives the food and prepares it
for its digestive work." Use SOZODONT,
gratify your family physician, and enjoy life
comfortably. ft29 1 wdeod&w
Mothers! r-lulliers 1 1 mothers !t
Aie yon disturbed at night and broken ot
your test by aicK child sufieiiug and crying
with CACiuciallng pain oi cutting teeth 1 if
so. go at once and. get a. bottlu ot MRS. WIN
iJLOWYS SOOTHING SUItUP It will relieve
the. poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon it: there is no mistake about it. There
Is not a mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that it will regu
late tin Itowcls, and glvo rest to tho mother
and relief nnd health to the child, operating
like magic. It Is perfectly sate to use lu all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
preseiiptiou t one ot tho oldest and best
female phys-lcians and nurses in the United
Stales, Sold everywhere. 25 cents alKUlle,
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" How do you manage," said a lady to her
Iricud, "to appear ho happy all the lime?" "1
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic handy,"
was the reply, and thus keep myself and
family in good health and spirits. See adv.
Bl-lmdcod&oow
A permanent restoration of exhausted and
worn-out functions follow the use oi Brown's
Iron Hitters. For sale at U. 15. Cochran's drug
store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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That hacking cough can bo soquickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. Wo guarantee it- For salo
ai Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen St.
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It seems impossible that a remedy made of
such common, simple plants as Hops, Uuchu,
Mandrake, Dandelion, Ac., should make so
.many and such great cures as Hop Bitters do ;
but. when old and young, rich and poor, pastor
and doctor, lawyer and editor, ull testify to
having been cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, and doubt no longer.
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A wabai. itmectok free with each bottle ot
Shilol.'s Catarrh Remedy. Price SO cents. For
sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 NortuQuccn
street.
Files and Bugs.
Flics, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by " Rough
on Rats." 15c
tirown-s Moasenold Panacea
Is the most eflective Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken Internally or applied
externally,and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength ot any similar preparation. It cures
pain in tho Side. Back or Bowels. Sons Throat,
Rheumatism and all aches, and Is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "Beowh'S
Household Pahacxa" should be In every
family. A tcaspoonful of the Panacea In a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at bed time will break up a cold. 85 eta
a bottle. febit-lvrtUI.w"AS&w
ItEA.TU.
McMauon. In this city, on the 0th inst.,
Maggie, daugnter ol Bernard and Bridget Mc
Malion. The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her parents, No. 14
South Mary street, on Monday morning ut83
o'clock. High Mass at St. Mary's church. In
terment at St. Mary's cemetery. n
Linthkr. September 8. 1S82, in Millersville,
Anule J. Rhodes, the wile ot Harry C. Llnt
ner. in the 21th year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the luncral, at her home
in Millersville, at 9:30 a. m., and at Paradise
Presbyterian church at 30 p. m., on Tuesday,
September 12, 1682.
11LL
Democratic Stare Ticket.
1 ' ii 'e6vzairoa:
UOBEBT E. PATTISO-V. Plilladelpliia.
trxtrrxwAirr ooveesor. '
CHAUNCET F. BLACK. York.
JDDOK OF TUX SCFKEMK COUBT.
SILAS M. CLAUK, Indiana.
BKCBBTABT OF INTXBWAI, AFFAIRS.
J. SIMPSONjAJfKlOA, Huntlagdon.
JcoBoaziifAa-ATtABait.
MORTIMEK r. BLLIOTT, Tioga. '
Democratic County Ticket.
CORSKKSn.
W. B.arVEN, Columbia.
STATX 6KHATOB XIV WSTE1CT.
ABUAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
1. ,
2. C. J. BHOADS, Manor.
J. M.iWALKEB, Colorain
3. E. C.D1LDKR. Earl. ;
G. W. SIUPSO.V, Caernarvon.
H. E. SUIMP, E. Cocallco.
RECORDER.
W. W. BUSSEB. Leacock.
comrrr bolicitob.
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TOOK DIBECTOUS.
J. P. McILVAINE. Paradise. T
, 'PJULir BEBNABD, Lancaster;
raisoif issricTORs.
JOHN REBMAN, Manheim.
J. H. SCULEGELM1LIC11, E. Donegal.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM ELLMAKEU, Earl.
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Democratic State (Committee.
to. V. HENSEL, Cnarrnian.
E. P. KISNEK, General .secretary, Glraid
House, Philadelphia.
Democratic County Committee.
W. II. HOLAND, Chairman. Laucasui.
J. B. LICIITV, Lancaster; W. HAVES
GUIEB. Columbia; B. S. PATTEBSON,
White Kock, Secrctai ics.
CANDllIATKS tfltU IHOMlNATiOtf.
For Anaembiy 1st District, Laaoutor j City
C. A. OBLENDEU. Eighth Ward.
E. G. SN YDKK, Ninth Ward.
(Subject to the Democratic Piluiatte.)
1 1
xmiv AitrjsMTisrausNTs.
IAOJC 8AL.I2. S1X-YKAK-OLU
MASK.
tJf Apply at
101 MIDDLE STREET.
DKNTAI.NOTIC:
from Europe, - ,
IIAVINUKKTURNJSD
in now prepared to rc-
celve patients.
Till ' . i:. P1XTON. D. D. S..
sIGtd&llw
.a East King Street.
lirANTKO A aiiiuD
HOY TO .LKABN
TT blacksmithlng.
Apply at
EDGERLY&CO..
11
Fine Carriage Builder.
SOUK K.KUAT LUNCH.
Call and get a good plate of Sour Kraut
this evening. Best lager on draught at
ZAEPFEL'S.
sept 0-1 tl s. K. Cor. Penn Square
j
UrAMTKll A UIIHAW Tift MT M ftr A
ft Inll III ltflil llfuttll tlfitl In ttuolat f llf.li.
duties. Pleasant home. Salary, 93.00 per
week. Reference given anil required. Ad
dress, p. E. GILL.
B7-itd No. 1,221 Arch St., PhUadolphl u
SOCKKRUUr 1.UKCU .THIS SATURDAY
evening at llenrv Neauiiir's Saloon, cor
ner of Orange anil. Water streets
Best Beer
on tap.
.ltd
MK. J.', F. SUBHAHtt HAVIMU BIS;
turned from his .summer vacation, i
again prepared to receive pupils lor in
struction on Violin. Piuno and Flute. Appli
cation may lie mede at
SHREINER'S MUSIC STORE,
ltd No. 3G North Queen Street.
1)UIIL1C HALK OF CANADA HORSES.
. On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 18S2, will
be sold at the Merrimac Houc, Lancaster
city, 1G bead of Heavy-Boned, Well-Made
Working Horses. Sale to commence at 1
o'clock p. m.
88-3td GKORGE GROSSS1AN.
GENUINE VARA CIUAKs.rA ritK
. article, only 5 cents nt
IIAKX'UAfl'a 1KI.UUW r UUISl CIGAlt
STORE.
WAN rKD. A GOOD Y1NSMI1 M, UOOD
wages and steady employ. Apply at
once at Jacob Foose's. Furnishing goods
cheap of every descri nt ion nt
No. 115 EA"ST KING STREET.
fc'J-2td Lancaster. Pa.
SOUK HROUT LUNCH THIS AND1SVEBY
SATURDAY evening at the Manor Hotel.
West King Street. Sprenger's Beer on tap.
ltd JOHN M'ANGLrR. Prop.
I SACKACHK CUittCD,
All painful and nervous disease, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Paralysis,
General Debility. Seminal Weakness are
readily cured by OR. BRUBAKER, the Elec
tronathist. Olllce, 217 West King street, Lan
caster, Pa. a2u-lmd&w
SCHOOL LOAN.
Bids will be received to 2 p. ui. SEPTEM
BER 18,ltM2,ut the Banking House of D.P.
Locher A fcon, lor twenty Registered Bonds ot
$.00 ertdi, or any part thereot. to be issued by
the Lancaster City School Board, bearing tour
per cent, interest, payable quarterly. The
Bonds will be dated October 1. 1832, and pay
able at "10 pleasure of said I to ml after Octo
ber 1, LSS5. ROBERT A. EVANS.
s8-8td Chalrmau Finance Committee S. B.
0IIP1IAN8 COUKT HALK,ON TUESDAY,
1 OCTOBERS, 1832, by virtue aud in pur
suance ol an order of 1 he Orphans- Court the
uutiersigneu win sen at puuiicsuieattuepuo
lie house ot William Ballx, on West King
street, Lancaster City, all that certain double
one-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
lot ot ground hereto belonging. Situated No.
511 on the north side ot West King street, con
taining in front on said West King street 27
feet and extending in depth southward, 145
feet to a private alley, adjoining property of
Miss Hepting. Daniel Swone and others. Sale
to commence at 7 o'clock, p. 111., of said day,
when attendance will be iriven ami terms
made known by CONRAD MOSER,
Administrator ot tho Estate of Conrad Moaer.
Sr deceased. so 4tSAoct3
I the Mayor's Office until TUESDAY EVEN
ING. 12th insU. at 8 o'clock, for cleaning out
the Western Reservoir. All tho mud in the
reservoir will have to be taken ont and re
moved from tho grounds. About six indies
of water remaining at the bottom ot the res
ervoir after all the water that can be is drawn
off, may be syphoned out or otherwiso re
moved. Bidders must turnisti all tools and
materials lor doing the work, and bid for the
lump job. The water will bo let out of the
reservoir by Tuesday, and the Superintendent
will be on this .ground to give an informa
tion required, np to noon of that day. The
work must 1e completed under tho direction
ol the snperint-mdenton or before TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 19. 1882. The committee reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
JNO. T. MacGONIGLE,
bS 2t Chairman Water Committee.
riMlE HAMMONDSPOKT wine COM.
J. pany, Hammondsport, N. V , offer the
finest list of Wines, etc., produced in America,
viz:
CATAWBA, CREAM, SWBRT CATAWBA,
DRY CATAWBA, SWltET CONCORD,
SWEET ISABELLA, CAPE MAY
CLARET. SHERRY, OLD
CRESCENT SHERRY,
PORT, GRAPE
BRANDY,
and
Golden Age Champagnes.
Only carefully selected ami well ripened
Grapes used. Call and examine it.
J. ROBBER'S
Wine and Liquor Store.
No. 22 PENN SQUARE, L ANCA8TER, PA.
B'.).3tdSA4tw
f vRGANIZED 1810.
Tho Old American Fire Insurance Com
pany of Philadephia.
ASSETS: One Million, Six Hundred
and Thirty-three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eiorhty
four Dollars and Bighty
eight cents.
All Iarested in Safe and Solid Securities
. Company Conservatively Managed!
J8"For Insurance apply to
. RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
. W K AST KING STREET.
lu3-5mdTuThAS
POLITICAL.
G KAY'S 8PJSC1IUO MB.D1UINK. TME
Great English Remedy. An unfailing
cure lor Impotency, and ail Diseases tbat
lollow loss ot Memory. Universal Lassi
tude. Pain in the Back. Dimness ol
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars in our pamplet, which we desire to
send tree by mall to every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or six packages tor $5. or will be sent tree
by mall on the receipt ot the money, by ad
dressing the agent, H. B. Cochran, 137 and 139
North Queen street. On account ot counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper;
theonly genuine. Guarantees of cure issued by
us. For sale In Lancaster by U. B. Cochran,
137 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINEC3.M :Y.
apria-lydarw
XMW AHTMMTiaCMMlfT.
OAUICK mtOTHfcB
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HAGER & BROTHER.
DEALERS IN CARPETS.
Moquettes,
Body BroaMls,
Tapestry Brussels,
Ingrains.
Full Line of Oil Oloths and Lenoleums.
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liaE OLD HKLIAisLB COACD WORKS.
NOEBECK
& . COB. of BUKE
LANCASTER, FENN'A.
OUIi MOTTO-.-OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD
$CarNone but First-Class, and our Stock Large and Complete in Variety;
' BUGGIES, PIAETOUS, CARRIAGES,
THM MoO ALL & DAYTON
Hickory; Sporting and other Business Wagons.
49-REPAIRING OF EVERY KIND PROMPTLY AND PROPERLY DONE.
S. CLAY MILLER,
Wines, BraMies, Bids. Old Rye Huskies. &.,
No. 33 PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
yHW AVrjSRTlHEMNTS,
AYODNO LADY, WKIT1NU A KAP1D
hand, would llko writing to do at home.
Address, tor one week, M.
Lancaster Postofflce.
KEYSTONE STATE BAND AND CON
RAD'S JUMBO BEER at
EXCELSIOR HALL,
THIS EVENING.
JOHN SCHOENBERGER A SONS,
ltd Proprietors.
T O. O. F. MONTBBKY LUDUB, NO. 42,
l. accompanied by tneironvuie nana, win
r un a special excursion to Reading, on THUB8J
DAY, SEPTEMBER 14. to participate in tho
Grand State Parado or tfio Order. All Lodges,
members ol the Order, and friends are cordi
ally invited, to accompany the excursion.
.Fare tor the round trip. $1.40 : children under
12, half price. Ticket tor sate by E.J. Erls
inan, A. Oblender, C. vf. Metzgar, Henry
Wolf, and Flinn & Wiltson.
E.J.ER1SMAN,
82-tfd Chairman ot Committee.
NOTICK. ALL UONTEMPLAT1NO PUT
tlng in Furnaces will find It to their ad
vantage to examine
"THE NOVELTY,"
hnfnrn nnlnoMnir nnv other. 1 guarantee It
to be durable and give satisfaction. Esti
mates made when requested. For PARLOR
HEATERS call and sca tho
"Bad last Heme," '(Solar Light,"
"Crews,"
and others for sale by
A. G. Kepler,
40 and 42 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
N. B. All having Furnaces would do well
to have them put In order before cold weath
er sets In. sepiMtdSR
CKLL1NO OFF
ORGANS
AT OOST PRICE
To make room for increasing Book and Sta
tionery Business.
125 ORGANS AT 00.
lOO " 10.
3X5 PIANOS AT 250.
J5 ORGANS to be closed out this month.
S-Call early and get a Bargain.
L. B. HERB'S
BOOK ANu MUSIC STORE
(IKQCIRJtn BUILDIICO)
LANCASTER, PENN'A. S2tdR
IRARD
Fire Insurance Company
OF PH1LADELP1A.
Assets over
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Hollars, Hccurely Invested. For a policy In
tills old and well-established company call on
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
dSM.WRAS
1)
,ONT fOKGKT THE GENUINE OLD
Stock Connecticut Clsrars. 11 lor 25 cts. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOIV FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
K. SMALING.
J. K. SMAUNG'S
GRAND OPENING
-OF-
Foreign and
Domestic Novelties,
-FOR THE
Fall and Winter Season of 1882.
ON MONDAY, SEPT. 11.
A Large and Exquisite Line from
81 RUB 7IVIENNE, PARIS,
IMPORTED DIRECT AND ONLY TOBEH AD
AT
121 NORTH QUIN STRUT.
KING STREET.
& MILEY'S
AND TINE STREETS.
MfW AJtrEKTlBXMlSltTB.
A FULL. LINK OP LOK1LLAKDTJ
Chewing Tobaccos. Rebecca only lOcts.
8(
lerpIUg-Rt HABTMAN'S YJSLLOW f'UONT
lUAlt BTOHIS.
21 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
WANTED A BEL1ABIE G1KL, FOR
general housework and cooking. In
quire at Locher's drug store. si-lfd
MB. K. J. ZADM. RETAIL DEALER IN
Watches and Jewelry, and representa
tive of the Oldest Houso In the Trade in Lan
caster county, has sold to his customers about
Six iDdred
Lancaster Watches,
IN TWO YEARS,
ENDORSEMENT UNQUALIFIED.
LANCASTER, JPA., Sept. 4, ISSt.
TO LANCASTER WATCH CO.:
Gtntlemen-IT AFFORDS ME GREAT
PLEASURE TO REAR TESTIMONY
TO THE GOOD QUALITIES OF'' THE
L AX CASTER WATCH." THE MOVE
MENTS, FROMTHR"- NEW ERA " UP,
ARE ALL ACCURATELY FINISHED,
AND ARE UNIFORMLY GOOD TIME
KEEPERS. WB HAVE SOLD DURING THE
PA8TTWO YEARS ABOUTSIXHUN
DRED 600) OF THESE WATCHES,
AND THEIR PERFORMANCE. AS
TIME-KEEPERS, IN THE POCKETS
OF FARMERS, MECHANICS, RAIL'
ROAD MEN. AND OTHERS. HAS
BEEN CORRECT AND' SATISFAC
TORY. WE HAVE, FOR MANY YEARS.
BEEN SELLING ALL GRADES OF
AMERICAN WATCHES, AND WE BE
LIEVE THAT, GRADE FOR GRADE.
THE "LANCASTER" STANDS AT
THE HEAD OF THE ENTIRE LIST,
LEADING IN QUALITY BOTH ITS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN COM
PETITORS. Yours very truly,
EDW.J.ZAHM,
Manufacturing Jeweler, .
Zahm's Corner, Laneatter, Pa.
THIS IS THE OPINION OF AN
Expert in Watches,
who has for nearly THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
been familiar with all the different grades and
makes of Watches in the American Market or
both American and European manufacture.
nriLUAMsON FOSTER.
FOR EARLY AUTUMN
Wear there is no garment mora usetulut.d
none thatwill pay a better interest tor the
money Invested In it, than a
FAIL OVERCOAT.
The coat that everybody should Iiave. In
stead of putting on heavy underwear, hold on
to the summer weight a little longer and buy
aFALLOVERCOATtowear tue cool morn
ings and evenings. We have a fresh Invoice
of them, and the prices aro low enough to
meet the wants ot all.
FOR THE
LAWN THUS PLAYEBS
Wo have a Hat made especially for tbem in
Cardinal aud Peacock Green. The boys have
another new leap tcr school wear in the
OMER PACHA. It is In two colors, Ponso
and Ultra-Marine, with an Austrian cord.
-TUB-ELECTRIC
SHIRT.
Is a decided success, and tboeeGREEN CLUB
HOUSE TIES are stIU the favorite. We have
them in other colors and and all sizes and
dots.
E. & W, COLLARS AND CUFFS
IN ALL THE NEW STYLES.
WILLIAMSON
AND-
POSTER.
34, 36 and 38 Eaat King St.,
lhcaster, pa.
THIRD EDITION
8ATURDAT KVXNINO. 'SEPT, 9, 1889.
W0KSE AND M0EE OF IT.
THEY SToLE THE BOOK OlfF THE HOUSE
Phipps and the oor Guardians Depriving
tse FauBera of the Shelter Above
Their Heads.
Philadelphia, Sept. 9. Some carious
developments are being made by the state
mento takes before the district attorney,
one of which is that among other thefts
the roof was stolen from tho almshouse.
The roof was of copper, and this fact
being apparent to the board of guar
dians it was determined to pat on
a- new roof which it was said, would
be less expensive and more durable. In
making the change the old copper was
collected together by order of the board
and sold, the sum received lor it, it is
said, being nearly $7,000, although there
is bo record in the receipts at the control
ler's office to that effect, and nose bat
Major Phipps can tell among whom the
money was divided. One of the workmen
who was gathering the copper together
thought he was entitled to his sharo aud
disposed of ono of the largest pieces for
$40.
The manufacturing department of the
almshouse has for years been under the
charge of John B. Snyder, who w.ts very
cloee to Phipps. His testimony before the
district attorney occupied an entire day
of this week, and the elites which it fur
nished are now being worked out. Snyder
told the district attorney his impression of
material which was intended for the alms-
bouse being hauled to other establishmeut
outside material such as lead, etc.
The appropriation to the manufacturing
department annually expended was about
81G,0009whiIe the actual amount expended
each year for several years past has been
but about $9,000, the conspirators thns ob
taining $7000 annually from ouo depart
mout.
W. F. Curry a milk dealer was arrested
this morning at the instance of the dis
trict attorney on the charge of conspiracy
and fraud in charging tbo city for milk
which was never delivered at the alms
house, lie was held in $2,000 bail to
answer. Similar arrests of fraudulent
contractors are to be made later on.
NO VEKOIOT YET.
The Jury lu the Star Koute Trial Still Oat.
Washington, Sept. 9. Shortly after 10
o'clock this morning the jury in tho Star
Route cases camo into court and reported
that they had been unable to agree upon a
verdict and asked for farther instruc
tions. These were given by Judge
Wylie at considerable length, and
their general tendency was strongly
against tho defendants. At their
own request tho jurors wero allowed to
take their notes into their room and they
again retired. They will report at "
o'clock this afternoon, to which hour tbo
court took a recess. Tho general impres
sion seems to bo that a verdict will be re
turned at tbat hour.
"Washington, Sept. 9. The jury ia tho
Star Koute cases not being ready to re
port a farther recess was takou until six
o'clock.
The President's Pleasure.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 9. Tho
presidential party will sail for Bar Harbor
this afternoon.
Portsmouth, N. II., Sept. U. Tbo
presidential party in flvo carriages arrived
from Rice Beach at 12:20. Ex-Secretary
Robinson was visited at Little Boarshead.
The streets aro decorated through which
tho party passed and thero were large
crowds assembled to catch a glimpse of
tho chief magistrate. The president wili
probably roturu to New York on Wednes
day next.
Hone Hlumelf In an Orchard.
1.E.VDING, Pa., Sept 9. John Lius, of
Jacksonville, on tbo ocuuylkill & Lehigh
railroad, committed suicide by hanging
nimseii in his lather s orchard. lie bad
been missing twenty-four hours before
the body was found. It is supposed that
a prolonged illness from malaria! (ever led
him to commit suicide.
Tramps Suspected r Alurdrr.
Jersey City, N. J., Sept. 9 Two
tramps answering the description ot tho
suspected murderers of Daniel Colo, of
Closter,N. J., applied lor lodging at a late
hoar last night at tho police station in
this city aud were arrested. They aro
both Germans and told contradictory
stories.
Charged with Poisoning Her Iluubnud.
San Fkancisco, Sept. l. A dispatch
from Nevada, California, s:iys : Mrs.
James Wilson was arrested here yesterday
charged with poisoning her husbaud. Her
son was also arrested. Mr. Wilson died
very suddenly and an autopsy rovralcd tho
presenco of poison. Circumstances poiut
very strongly to tho guilt of the poisoncis.
ltcrkn Republicans.
Reading, Sept. 9. At t!io Eighth dis
trict Republican convention, ho?d hero
to-day, Isaac McHoso was nominated for
Congress. The resolutions adopted de
clare in favor of reform in tho civil ser
vice, the protection of tbe labor and in
dustries of the country, ami endorses tho
Harrisbnrg ticket.
A Meteor Falls lu Lebanon.
Lebanon, Pa., Sept. 9. During a heavy
thunder storm last night,'a meteor weigh
ing one pound and eleven ounces, fell in
the centre of tho principal street, appear
ing like a ball of tire as it struck tho
ground. It is in the possession of Dr.
Mears.
Arrival of Hyuea' Uausmau.
DunLiN,Sept.9. The Freeman's Journal
Bays Marwood, the hangman, arrived in
Ireland last evening to superintend tho
execution of Francis Hyucs. Marwood is
guarded by the police, and a number of
Irish dett-uives will escort him to Lim
erick. l:iZ Fire In St. Louis.
St. Louis, Sept. G. A lire broke out
about midnight in the broom factory of
Samuel Cupples & Co., on South Second
street, and destroyed the whole building.
The loss is estimated at $100,000, and is
well covered by insurance.
Indiana Leave Tfcalr Kaaervatlon.
Denver, Col., Sept. 9. The Cheyenne
Indians who aro reported to have left their
reservation are working their way through
Colorado and Kansas, returning to Pine
Ridge agency in Dakota. Soldiers are
following.
Spragae to Stay at Caaoachet.
Piiovidence, Sept. 9. Tho supreme
court this morning dismissed the petition
of Le CbaSee, for assistance in the matter
of the sale of Canonchet, leaving William
Sprague in practical and indefinite pos
session. The Speaker or Maine's Legislature Head.
Lewiston, Me., Sept. 9. Luther II.
Hutchinson, speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, died last night.
Hltt With a Nomination.
Freeport, Ills. Sept. 9. R. R. Hitt
has been nominated to fill the unexpired
term of the late Congressman Hawk.
Set Fire to u Own Store.
WiLKESBABUE, Pa., Sept. 9. A true
bill has been found against Richard Graff,
for setting fire to his store and stealing
bis own goods.
AX AKTILLEKT UVKV.
The MosUl AraUMlaKcyi 8lMlllaS Eacts
Others Wisiala.
Londox. Sept. 9 The followius dis.
patch has keea received by the Exchauo
telegraph company.
"Kassasiit, Sept. 9. 9-.TO a m. Firing
commenced en both sides at tveu -.'o-'iick
Ltbis morninjr aad continued with lireat
precision until nine o'clock when tho
enemy retired."
Lonook, Sept. 9. The daily Xew has
received the follcwiaYMOoeat of to-day 'a
fight at ITssiuhi frost its eorrespoodent
on the field :
"Kassasin, Sept. 9.-9:30 a. n. After
six o'clock thismoraiag Bengal teeners
andsoouUcamein with the -new that
tbe enemy were approeehing ht great
force oa tbe north side of the railway.
Our amy was at once pat ia HraUoev'xnd
by seven o'clock an artillery duel began.
Arabi's troops of all arms sis spread 'over
tho entire ridge, and a mile aad a half up
we use. a. hsui neaviiy arasea jua ap
peared elose to where I staad. Oar forty
pounder sad Krepigaaa are placed shell
ing the eaeaty's rift it. There is alee a 25
poaader a few bundled yards off play
ing on the same position. We have tbe
enemy's range exactly. One of our shells
burst right over the enemy's ranks. The
Egyptian artillery have got oar distance
very well, aad their shells aro dropping
steadily into our caasp. We have horso
artillery extended along a line half a mile
in length on the north side of tho railway.
They aro firing rapidly and at present-tbo
Egyptians are slowly retiring. Up to this
moment no casualties have occurred. Re
inforcements are just coming up from
Maoameh. A Krapp gun, recently cap
tured from Arabi, sent a shell nearly in
front of his train. Our infantry are slowly
advancing aad the enemy are slowly re
treating. Kassassin, Sept. 9. The eaemy attack,
ed both flanks of the British position this
morning. A sharp encounter ensued le
Milting in the repulse of the Arabs.
Kassassis, Sept. 9.' eooB Although
tho enemy's attack was repalsed, action
still continued. The wounded are now
being brought into the British camp. The
British loss is about 100.
Mir Uaroel's Aceoaat ef Use EagageaMat.
London, Sept. 9. Gen. Wobeley tele
graphs to the war office from a point 3
miles west of Eassasaiu lock tho followiug
report of the morning's operations :
"September C, Noon. The enemy rc-
connoitered our advanced posts with a
considerable force of all arms at daybreak
this morning. Gen. Willis advanced
and attacked tbem, driving them back
with loss. We have taken four guns.
Oar loss is very trifling. The enomy
have retired into their works, from
which they are now firing at iivo
thousand yards range. I shall, re
turn to the camp at Kassasin shortly
with all the force. I have removed
my camp there as tbe railway canal and
telegraph are now working fairly. Wo
have found and buried the body of Lieut.
Gribble."
London. Sept. 9. Lieut. Gribble. of tho
dragoons mentioned iu Gen. Wolseloy's
dispatch has been missing since the great
charge at'Kassassin. His body having
been found unburied it Is thouget prob
able he was murdered on tbe approach or
Gen. Wolseley.
Alexandria, Sept. 9. During tho
night a small party of Arabs whose object
it is supposed was incendiary attempted to
scalothe ramparts between Ilamlehand
the Roseeta gates. Ouo of the party was
bayouetted by a sentry and the remainder
tied . There was some desultory firing.
WEATHEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, Sept. 9. For tho Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
local rains, north to east winds, stationary
or lower barometer and temperature.
MAMKMTM.
Mew iiwi Marae.
Nkw tonm. Sept. 9. flour Stale un!
Western quiet ami without tlecblmt c1iiiik':
Spring Wheats Arm ; Winter wca k. Southern
nncnangcu anuuuii.
Wbeat Casnand Sept. 'A9c better ; Inter
options 914P lower ami trade modems-:
No. 1 White. II 10; No.2 -Ceo.tpot, flO.
io Sept., si mm (mk; ,n -, si noai i;
loNnv.,$l 1101 11: do Dec., tl lil I2JJ,
do year. $1 OSffl MX; do Jan.. 1 1491 .
Corn 0c lower and laaa active ; Mlxi-tl
Western Spot, 788te; do future. n39tr.
Oats opened a shade better and afterwards
lost :nlr.uic : No. 2 Sept. 4O04I ; Oct.. 4I'
4I?c: do Nov., 4l'4(jl2u; State, a.Vtc:
Western. 33947c
raiftMeipMa. Market.
t-HU.iDac.rHiA, Sept. 9. dour dill and
h.irely steady; Superfine, 92 7363 81: E.xtia.
SJ 253 73 ; l'ennn.. Fum'ly, SS (f5 IS.
Bye flour at 137384.
Wheat firmer, but quiet; Pa. Rxl, 91 OlfJ
1 0 ; Lonirberry Bed ami Amber, l l'Jfl 14.
Corn dull and steady for local use ; steamer
H8&: Tcllow, Sis; Mixed. Sii No. .J
mixed, 8I6S1J4C.
Outi dull and unsettled : Nu. I While at.
.VK-; No. 2lo, 4f.Se.iLS toiuality v No. 3
do. 4ir. ; No. JMlxe-I. 33310c.
Kyo nominal at727.ic
Provisions steady, Willi fair Jobbing de
mand. linl quiet.
Butter active and firm in choir? grades ;
t.'naunery Extra, 30.;ie; do good to choice,
.GZJ2JC.
Egs firm, with small supply; Tciiu'u, Zi
afc; Western. 21323c
Cheese Choice steady ; low grades dull.
Petroleum firm : Uettnod, Wic
Whisky at SI 22.
Oram and yrewiaioa uaocauonit.
One o'clock quotations ol irraln and provis
ions, furnished by S. X. Yaadt, Broker, 151
suae Aing street.
Sept. a.
Cateace.
Wheat Corn Oats
Oct Wi, m .sjk
Nov..... .!OX .62X 'ii'n
vir.... .83$ .5CJ
rauadelphla.
Sept...- LIB .81 .45
Oct. 1.09X .7H .4SJ
Nov. L10K .TSX .45
Pork
2I.K75
Ijird
IICT
1L57
New York, Philadelphia aad Local Stocks
also United States Bonds rep tie-1 dally by
Jacob B. Loao, 93 North Queen street.
Sept. ?.
10:09 law ma:
A. . F. M. l-.M.
Denver Bto Grande :tiYA
X. Y.. Lake Erie A Western ... i(i
Kansas and Tcxaa 4(
Lake Shore 112
4IJj; 42)4
nu w
54 SIX
45 4
2SJ5 Wi
37 37
9HZ '
36 KJ
32 31
vn 87
22 22
now ioiwy vw .: '. .... jts.
New York, Ontario x w
St, Paul. M. ft Omaha
t'aclflc Mall....
Rochester A Pittsburgh
Texas Padac.......... il
Wabash. Hi. l)u1s Pacific.... 38
Western Union TeL Co '
I'enasylvanla Central fiiK
Philadelphia Heading. 32
Northern Pacinc Com '.. 51
" Preferred.... 37
Buffalo Pitts. A West 22
JSNTEMTAINMENTa.
PEBA HOUSK.
H.K. JACOBS, . . Mamaokk.
SYLVESTER BLEKKEU, Representative
. uenerai Tom xnuiuu.
POSITIVELY FOUR DAYS ONLY.
Monday, Tiesday, Wediesday uid
Aimnuy,
SEPT. 11th, 12tb, 13th and 14th,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
QEN. TOI TBHIB, WIPE,
AND ENTIRE TROUPE Of
BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
NEWELL, WHISTON, BINGHAM:
MARVELOUS MIDGETS.
TRAINED CANARY BIRDS.
VENTRILOQUISM, PRESTIDIGITATION.
ADMISSION, . . IS AN D CENTS.
Choice seats, 10 cents extra. Doors open at
1 JO and 7 p. m., dally.
Choice Seats mow ea Sal at the "
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