LANCASTEK DAILY rNTELMGENCEB SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1832.
THE TOOK DIRECTORS.
Tiiolr Regular Monthly Met litis To-Ilay.
Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
board of poor directors was held to-day. A
number of bills were presented and
passed.
The following resolutions offered by Mr.
Kreider wero unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That it is tho unanimous
opinion of this board that tho unfortunato
insane should bo the wards of tho state,
and should ho provided for in stato asy
lums. Rcxolied, That tho state asylum at
Ilarrisburg, being loo small to accommo
date all the insane in this district, tho Leg
islature should malce appropriations to
enlarge the same.
Renolced, That the delegates from 11 'n
county to the convention of directors
be held on tho 19th inst, be instruct c' .o
recommend tbo appointment of a co -.it
tee to urge upon the state Legislatn t!.o
necessity or making sumcient op pn.i
tions to tho state asylum, to en.: ic them
to reduce tho charge for boaiditu county
patients to $2 cr week.
Tho board was yet in hcsmoii when wo
went to press.
Salo ol Real KtBto.
Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, Sept. 15, at the public houso
of John II. Miller, in Miller.sville, for Jac.
B. Dcitrich, three acres of land, with im
provements, to John Sohns for " 100
Ilinl of Heart OKe.-isn
In yesterday's Intp.m.ici::; l :t was
erroneously stated that John . Martin
died of apoplexy. Ilisdeath re-in"eii from
hcait disease.
l'oiiuccleil With tlio Telephone.
The American Rapid telegraph office, in
fVntie square, was this afternoon connect. -d
with the teiehonc exchange.
AmiiHctitcntH.
"Ilmtch W" To-niiM.U will bo remember-
I liynur pl-iy.K'tl" people that to iill.t Mr.
Hurry Mi'M'ilnli will appear nl KnJlon i' ra
liouw in lHh siicrcisSul Western inim:i of
" Itniich Id." which !i:w already received the
cvir.ti.il I'lidoi-M-mcnl ol tin; Philadelphia pa
pers ami which i- tultl to be sinj?iilaily free
trcmi the blood and thunder business ileal aro
the chid characteristics In incut icprornti
tioiisol frontier life.
" The ll')7(l" i- til'! name ol u sprclucuhir
drama tha' is to occupy the lm.irds ol Fulton
npiiRi iictiiiu'cui Monday and Tuesday ol next
week. The piece is said to abound in Martlin;;
c.!lrc:.'i in the way olYeenle novelties and Ia--t
reason I mi I asue-ccl'iil production in Phila-
Iclphiaiiiid .some ol the Miii.dlcr ton ns ot 'In
state. Mr. .1 '.. Little, whoheadi llmeaM, is
said to he a meritorious act or.
Sulo nl Viilu.ililo Country Residence.
On Tntsdav, September 1'.', al one p. in.,
.lolm l. Sl:iles, attorncy-in-tatt tor the heirs
ot :ol. Win. I., i'eiiier, will .sell al pnlilie sale,
on tho ptcinl-cs, " Avoudalc," the country
lesidcnceol the late Col. 1'cip-r, tic.u Lane-after,
a lieaiililnl lann ol Km acres. '( i.i t is one
ol the most de-iial-le tine's ol html cither for
a country it-1 lent cor (arm oil'eml Impale in
this coiinly tor years. It Is Mippliud with all
mod th improvements. Capitalists v ill make
no inislal.e hy puich.isiiu: this propeily It
Lurtty C' l'..eiir.--toii.
Utand excursion to Lit ray Caverns on Fri
day, September l'.. Wound tiip tickets good
lor live days. Kaie only iii.ou, ineledinj: ad
mission into the cave. Train leaves Lancas
ter id 1025 :t. w. Intornialion and tie-Lets at
l. S. Ittusk s. sll.ir.,13
M'ECIAi. XOTIVEH.
"Ilowdojon m::u:i;;e," said a lady to her
ti-Iend, "to appear soharipy all the lime ?" "I
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic liandy,"
was tlio reply, ami thus keep myself and
family in j;nod health iind spirits. See adv.
sl-lmdcodoow
Colouiu.i:3S am C'o.ut. A young Jjtil deeply
regretted that she was colourless and cold.
Her laco w:is too white, unci her hands and feet
felt as though the Mood did not circulate.
Alter ouo bottle ot Hop Hitters had been
taken she was the rcwiestanci healthiest girl in
tlio town, with a vivacity and cheerfulness of
mind gratilying to her Irienils. sir 2wd&w
A masal omkiior free with each bottle ol
Millol.'sCatarih Remedy. Pilco M cents. For
saleat Cochr.tn' dm;;: store, l.'.T Noilh Queen
street.
Virtue Acknowledged.
Mix. I iii Mulholland. Albany, N. Y. writes:
For several years 1 have siitl'ercd lioin oft
recurring bilious headaches, constipation,
dyspep-iu, and complaints peculiar to my sex.
Since using voiir Uurdock Itlood Hitters 1 inn
mtlrelv relieves!." Price H. For salo at 11.15.
Cochi-iin's drug store, i::7 North Queen street,
Lane-aster.
Years of Sullerlng.
Mrs. Itarnh-irt, cor. I'ratt and ISroadwny,
Itullalo, was lor twelve years a sutlerer Irom
rheumatism, and arter tiying every known
remedy without avail, was entirely cured bv
Thomas's Kelectlie oil. For salo tit J I. U.
Cochtairs drug stove. 137 North Queen street,
l.iiiic;ister.
A RKMitnv lor Indigestion, Consumption,
yspepsia. Weukiioa, Fever. Ague, c;t?. Col
den's l.i'iuid ISeet and Tonic luvigorator.
bll-lwdeod.vw
AVorclH ol Wisdom.
No doctor will tall U' impress his pat lent h
that the incut h and teeth should be healthy
liecaii.se.it receives the lond and prepares it
lor its digestive woik." Use SO.ODONT,
Kiiitlfy your t.unily physieian, and enjoy lite
comtortably. sl-2 lwdeod&w
ICIy's Cream lVitni reduces intlaiumation.
Sores in tlio nasal passages are healed in a tew
clays. Catarrhal headache is dissipated. Senses
ol smell, taste and bearing are restored. 1'ilcc
M cents.
Apply lino iioslills with little iliiger.
Only Two llo tiles.
Messrs. Jolue-on, Ilolloway & Co , wholesale
druggists ol 1'hiladelphla, la., lvport that
some time ago a gentleman handed them a
dollar, with iiic-cpicst to send a good catarrh
cure to two arm y oflicers in Arizona. Kcccnt
ly the same gentlemen told them that both the
officers and the wife ol Gon. .lohn C. Fremont
governor of Arizona, had been cured ot ca
tarrh by the two bottles of Ely's Cream Italm.
For sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North
Queen street. sll-TTlnVi-eow.tw
Molhcru! iUollmrs!! Blotticric!)
Are yon disturbed ntlnlglit and brol.cn oi
your rest by a sieic child sutTerin and crying
with excruciating pain or cnttlng teeth? If
po, go at once, and get a bottle ot MIIS. W IN
FLOW'S SOOTIHNc; SYltlll It will relieve
the poor little suttercr immediately depend
iion it: tlere is no mistake about it. There
Is not a mot her on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that it. v. ill regu
late tho bowels, and give rest to the mother
and rcliet and health to the child, operating
like magic. It is perlectly sale to use in till
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ol one ot tho obtest and best
teniale physicians and nurses In the United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
m'MV-M.W&S&w
jirown'S itonnenoKi I'atmcea
Is the most eflectlve Tain Destroyer in
tho world. Will most surely eiuickcn the
blood, whether taken Internally or applied
cxtcrnally.aud thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any oilier
pain alleviator, ami it is warranted double tho
st rciiirt h ot anv similar preparation. It cures
pain lu the Side. Hack or llowels. Sore Throat,
Uhcumatisui and all acuks, ami Is T1IK
U It EAT UKLIKVEIt OF 1A1N. "JJbown'8
Household 1atiacka." should Ims In every
family. A teaspoonlul of the Panacea in a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened If preferred,
taken at tied time will erkak up a cold. 25 eta
a bottle. fcbll-lvdM.W&S.tw
A cougu, coin or ore Tnroat buouiu do
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Krown's l.ronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act d ireclly on the inflamed parts, allaying
Irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches liavo neon recoinmenited by physi
cians, and always give nerlect satisfaction.
Having boon tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have atv
talned weU merited rank among the tew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 23 cents a box
evervwliere. niv-lvdTTlt&FAlvw
Wiiex the scalp Is annoyed witli dandruff,
(ilenn's Sulphur .Soap will lie found infallible,
llill'ri Hair Dye. black or brown, fifty cents.
sll-lwdeod&w
It you are hick and troubled with dyspepsia,
llrown's Iron liitlers will cure you. For salo
at n. IJ. Cochran's drug store, 137 Nortb Queen
stieet, Lane ster. sll-liil4w
' llACKMETACc," a lu.-tiiig and iragrant jicr
tume. Vricc 23 and 0 cents. ForsaleatCocn-
ism's drug store. i:7 North Queen street.
Krnm clilin in ir.n -mil lmr-lr nvntu 'itSioil.
sanrt tines in a night, will tho minaolthc
nervous sutlerer travel, while blessed sleep
orsakeb his eyes. He can enjoy sweet rest by
the; um; ot Dr. IhinsouV Celery and Chamo
mile Pills. Sold by ail tlriigguts.
sll-lwdAw
OliATtl.
Marti. Iii tiifs city, on the 13th inst., John
(;. Mai tin, in the U3J year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family,
also. Lancaster Lodge, No. 67, 1. O. ot O. F.,
are respectfully invited to attend the luneral,
Irom his late residence, Itelay llotmf , corner
ot North Prince and Walnut streets, on Mon
day alteruoon, at o'clock. Interment in Lan
caster cemetery. Bl5-2td
Philadelphia and Hai'ihburg papers please
copy.
Dillkr. In New Holland, on the loth Inst.,
Itoland Diller, at an advanced age.
The relatives and Iricuds or theliiniily are
respectfully invited to attend the luneral Irom
his late residence. New Holland, Lancaster
county, l'., on Tuesday, Sept. I'.t, 1Ss2, at 1
o'clock. sIC-2t
xi: iv a v yjiwrtstcMJ.x sw.
(1 kniiim; yaiia oiisaic. a i-ink
X article, only ." c nls at
HAUTMAN'e VKLLOW FliONT CJUAIt
STOUK.
ri'JIK l-ICJ.MCJ VUt 'J llli U1CNI-.MT OK ST.
1 Anthriny's choir will be held on MON
1A Y NEXT, ut Tell's Hain. Omnibusses will
leave Hie church and Celine Mjuare during
the clay. Faie, 0e. lor the loiind tiip. The
orchestra will consist otsiv pieces. It
T)Al.LY, UKJIIOIJISATM!
IV A meeting ol the Fourth Ward Itr-mo-ci-iits
will be held at Uothwctler's hall, on
TUESDAY EVKN1MJ, SEPT. ID. at B p. III.
t ir permanent organization ot a l'attion
club. All are invited.
1). W. DIETRICH,
ltd Secretary pro. lem.
Sl'KCJIAI. NOTlCi:.
. This evening Panned Oysters, Soil shell
Crabs, Tin tie Soup, liecd lliros. Salt and Fref-h
Oysters and all the delicacies ot the f-ea-on at
.lOHN COPLAND'S,
ltd No. 125 North Qnten Street,
JjuitLio nam:.-on s.viukoay, slit.
23, 1S.-2, al the Keystone hotel, al 7:30
o'clock p. hi., a double one-story Immo house,
suiiiible tor two families, situate: at. New. ,rii8
and .litl North Mulhi'rrv strecjt. l.aneiisti-r. Pa.,
ns property of ' LEV EN ItOTE,
Administrator of Estate ot Marv Knrilell. de
eiMised. s2,li,V,lS,li;,2U.V.'."M
"VTOTIOr.. Tii!: JIKMi;Elf Of I.ANUAN
Xl ler Lodge, No. 7, 1. O. O. F, aio hereby
leuiioslc.i loasscmble at their Hall on MON
DAY, SEPTEMP.Ei: IS, 1S8J. at 2:13 p. m.. for
the purpose ot attending the funeral oitrlato
nroiuei, .ioiiii .iiariiu.
ti Ec . 1 :. V I L LSON. N . t J .
ltd V. F. IIAMlfRlUHT, tecy.
IIUIW.IC SAI.i: OF SOM HltShT COUXSTY
jlorsei. On MONDAY. SEPT. IS, will be
sold at D. Logan's sale stables, Maiket street,
roar of McCmnn house.
2il IIEADOF.SOMEi:cET COUNTY HOUSES.
Among them are some llncdi iversand heavy
boned feeders.
S:ilc to commence at
1 o'cloelc.
p. m. A
ereililot (iflihi'.s "ill be
If
iven.
DANIEL
LOGAN.
1)ir.f.u; sai.i: or itoiisiHtoi.it am
Kilchcn lurnilnre, a! No. 311 Higli si'cet,
on TUESDAY A FTKKNON, SEPT. 1Mb. con
sisting ot a Walnut Chamber M'l, marble-top
Table, cane-seat and other Chairs, bedsteads
and P.cdding, Carpet, two quangos, Ohe-saiid
t)neen.sV.Mre, Ac., all nearly new.
Sale to commence at t o'clock.
.1 A CO I ! ( L N IIAh E U.
;,ir.-2!d Auctioneer.
N
on i:;:aiv
oiji: NEW
REAL. ESTATE CATALOGUE,
Containing a large number of pi-operlies In
city and couiiuy, wllli pric-es, ,Vc. Copies sent
tree to any address.
ALLEN A. HEltU .t CO.,
KcKil Estate and Insurance Agent", No. Kh!
Ea.st King Street.
SCHOOL LOAN".
Ulds will be received to 2 p. m. SEPTEM
UKIt IS, 1832, at the Ranking House nrn.I'.
Loulier.t fcon, lor twenty Registered ISondsot
$5Ut civil, or any part thercot, to be issued by
the Lancaster City School Hoard, bearing lour
per cent. intereM, payable quarterly. The
Roneis will be dated October 1. IS52, and pay
able at the pleasure of said lloird alter Octo
ber I, 1SS5. ROHERT A. E V ANS.
.s8-std t:hairman Finance Committee S. IS
AVVI.I. LINK Of l.OKILLAIOVS
Chewing Tobaccos. Rebecca only 10 els.
per plug at IIARTMAN'S MCLI.OW FRONT
CIGAR STORE.
21 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
"VTOTlCE. LL :OKTEtri.ATIN PIJT-
ll ting in Fiirnatcis will find iLto their -id
vantage to examine
"THE NOVELTY,"
beTore selecting any other. 1 guarantee it
to be durable and give sulistue Hon. Esti
mates made when requested. For PARLOR
HEATERS call and st the
"Radlsuil Home," Solar liighl,"
Crown,"
and otlieis i or sale by
A. O. Kepler,
4l ami 12 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
N. 15. All having Fin naces would do well
to have them put in order belore: cold weath
er set In. sepO-ltdSR
flMIE ll.lMMONn.Sl'CK'r WINK COSI
X. pany, Hammondsport, N. V , olTer tbo
finest listed Wines, etc., piodiired in America,
viz :
CATAWBA, CREAM, SWEET CATAWBA,
DRY OAT AWIJA.SWKKT CONCORD,
SWEET 1SAUELLA, CAPE MAY
CLARET. SHERRY, OLD
CRESCENT SHERRY,
PORT, ti RAPE
1IRANDY,
and
Golden Age Champagnes.
Only carefully selected and well ripened
Grapes used. Call and examine at
J. BOHRER'S
Wino and Liquor Store.
No. 2.! PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
s'-KUelSattw
J )Ultl.1U SAI.K ON SATURDAY, SK1
TEMKER IK, l:?3' by order ot the Orphans
Court of Lancaster county, the undersigned
iidministrati'lv of tho e-stiite of John Stone,
dee'd. will seM -it public sab', at the Hiestcr
house, in the t iiyot Lancaster, the following
described valuable city property, viz:
A lot or piece of ground situated in tlio
Ninth ward, Lancaster city, on the east side ot
the It feet wide public alley running north
Irom James street, between North Oueen anil
Prince streets, in said city of Lancaster, con
taining in irom on said alley 32 feet 2 inches,
and extending in depth eastward 131 feet,
bounded on the West by said 14 lct wide pub
lic alley, on tho east by a 10 teet wiclo alley, on
the North by lot or Andrew Rainier, and on
the. South by a 10 feet wide alley, upon which
is creeled a'Fraine Stable.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock, p. m., when
terms will be made know by
CATHARINE STONE,
a20-3tdS Administratrix ot John Stone.
1-)UKLIU SALIC ON TtiUKSllAY, SK1
TEMBER 21,183'-, will be sold at public
sale, on the premises, the tallowing valuable
real estate, to wit: All that very valuable
FARM, containing 17 ACRES, more or less,
situated on the soutivstdc ot East King street,
in the city of Lancaster, immediately oppo
site I he Lancaster County Prison, and adjoin
inn lands of Herman Miller, Jacob S. Miller
and lauds ot the Directors of the Poor ot Lan
caster County. This is one of the most desir
able and valuable pieces ot real estate in the
comity of Lancaster ; lias a good DWELLING
HOUSE, Out-houses and other improvements.
It is particularly valuable for Building Lots,
being in the very best part ot the ci-y of Lan
caster, and especially adapted lor a Truck
farm. The entire piece Is laid out In Untitling
Lots.
For tint licr information call on Henry Slm
bert. Aiictionecrand Ueai Estate Agent, No.
G Court avenue, where the cJralt. ot said prop
erty can bej seen.
It will be sold in the whole, by parts or n
lots to suit purchasers.
Snle to commence at 14 o'clock p. in., when
conditions will be inude known by
SAMUEL WETZEL.
Hknkt SnuiiEtiT, Auctioneer.
a-2C&82,9,ia,lS,19,l
YELLOW KKOIST CIGARS, VLKAIC UA
vnna Filler ( Hand Made) the best r. cent
Cigar in tbo cltv ut
HARTMAN'S' YKLLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
B
AKGAISS.
129-131 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Are now offering Splendid Bargains in -
White, Grey and Scarlet Blankets, White, Grey and Scarlet Flannels,
Selecia, Plush and Calico Comforts, White, Brown, Blue and Cardinal Mixed Quilts. Marseilles
Quilts, extra Fine for the price. Immense bargains in Ladies, Mens and Childrens Merino Under
wear. Immense bargains in Ladies, Mens and Childrens Hosiery. Elegant line of New Prints,
Satines, Brocades, now opening. Another line of LADIES DRESS CLOTHS now opening,
lggglr Everything sold very low at
BOEES & HUKST'S,
129 and 131 NORTH QUEEN STREET. - - - - LANCASTER, PA.
(HOWELtI3 BUILDING)
JOHN S. UtVLKK Oil
BLANKETS!
White Blankets,
The Largest Stock of BLANKETS of all Kinds in the
be sold at the LOWEST PRICES.
JOHN
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
JOHN S. OIVLKK.
xnir AirxntrisE?ri:yifi.
r.ioit sa. ;:. six-vnAi:-.rf.s jiauk.
P Aimly at
101 MIDDLE STREET.
STOOII'.S, STOOI1S. I'tTTSCUKCSi STO
ui -. $l.'i"i per hmiui't") nt.
h.i:t.ma.v yi:llow fijont cigar
:vroRK.
UKSt: AM) KCOtiV must).- NKAK
tlic premises ot tin liwlciMgneil, in Ra-
plio townHhip, onc-lialf tnilo north of Mount
.loy.iifjivy iwcIiir Iioi-m'. llftccn lifincs liisli,
l.nl.:.... .. . m..k l.....t. 1. ii ii ii t vmvi.ii.urlt
Jlt&VUlK IUWIW. .111", l ..(.I.V.. r...U(,u
spur spiiiiK triittniK tiupisy, uppmciit'y ncur-
IV IH'W.
Tlic aliovc the owner c 1:1 have by proving
propcity ami paying uxpncs to tho umlui
xlgneil, "n-dliliiif; in Mount Joy. P:i.
PHILIP FRANK.
Mount Joy, I'ii., Sept. 1 1, 1SS2. h!5-4til
mo TirK I1E3IOCKAOY OF LANCASTER
J CITY.
The Oemocmcy or the several wards ol Lan
caster Cltv will assemble at their respective
voting places on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM
BER 20, between tin hours of o'clock and 8
o'clock p. in., lor the pumoo of placing in
nomination ctnclklntcs tor the Lejrlxlatiirc to
be voteil toronSATUKOAY EVENING, SEP
TEMItKR it, bctwei-ii the hours of C ami 8
.Vlorlf p. in. W. H. ROLAND.
Mcp'.15 .ltd Chairman ciiy Committee.
HOlT.-.r.yKJ LOT KOK SALI'..-A JJKAT
lv.o-Ptoryi:ra KDV.'EI.I.ING HOUSE,
with two-story brick back building. No. Sit
St. Joseph street, having a good hydrant at
tached and all the rooms furnlh'-d with Ran.
The lot has a irontacc or 13 leet. 9 Inches and
a depth ot 87 feet to a len tect wide public
alley. Terms easy. Apply to
JNO.A.COYLK,
sl3Jld No. 112 Kast King Street.
SMALL HAVANA CIGARS 8 FOR 5 CTS.
at No. 21 North Queen Street.
IIAUTMAN'S if.i.low kroxt cigar
STORE.
INITIAL l'INS.
INITIAL PINS!
A Full Line At
ZAHM'S CORNER.
sl31wd
j 1UII Oi niAKTI-N.
DECORATED WARE
AT-
CHINA HALL.
WE 11 A L NOW OPEN
DECORATED CHAMBER SETS.
New in Denign and Decoration, and at very
Low Pi ices.
Decorated Dinner Sets.
Decorated Tea Sots.
Docorated Ice Cream Sots.
We arc constantly adding lo our alieady
LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS.
JO Examine our stock before making youi
hclection. High & Martin
16 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER. PA.
IT IS, AS WK KNOW, ANO AS KVEKY
body will asree,
A BOLD CLAIM,
I'.ul we make it Pelibera'ely, anil upon tho
Anthorityot most Competent .Initen, that the
Lancaster Watches,
ARE, GRADE FOR GRADE, Til F.
Best Watches in America.
"Keystone" Grade.
Splendid Record " Although Subject
to Rough Bicycle Riding."
Lancaster, Sept. 13, 1SS2.
To Lancaster Watch Co.
Gentlemen : Several months ago I bought a
"Keystone" Watch, No. 2LS37. Alter getting
it to close adjustment, lconi pared it regularly
with the time delivered by the W. U.Tel. Co.
daily Irom the Clock in tho National Observa
tory at Washington. At the end oi Twenty
Days its variation wan only one-halv second,
by chronometer, IronCniean timeot the Wash
ington Observatory which clock is never
allowed to vary more than one-tenth ot a sec
ond from absolute accuracy. At that timo I
unfortunately neglected to wind ir, and thus
lost continuous record. It has i-ince been
doing excellent work, atthongli subjected
dally to considerable lough biccle riding,
which is a severe lest, ot its time-keeping anil
running qualities. This is not ft "Spf-cial"
Watch, but was taken diiectly Irom stock, as
sent from the factory.
Yours truly,
C. IJ. LONGKNECKER.
u Lancaster " tirade.
"UNEXCELLED IN BEAUTY."
Lancaster, Sept. 12, 1832.
I hare carried a " Lancaster " Watch of tho
linest Nickel BraJc, tor three ytiats, and It lias
given cntiro satistactinn. It lias kept accurate
time, so accurate that I have rcpeatedl v offered
to test it with the most widely known move
ments. It has not, yet needed any repairing,
and 1 can unhesitatingly pronounce ic one ot
the best in the market. 1 do not desire any
thing beater. Aside Irom its utility, the " Lan
caster " movement Is unexcelled in beauty.
JOSKl'II E. BOWMAN.
The Lancaster Watches are so C'ARKiruLt.v
Mauk that Perfect Adjustment insurna Per
kct Time, with proper care ot tho Blovements.
XEW AliVEItTISBMEllTS.
BOWERS & HURST,
Scarlet Blankets,
S. GIVLER &
JV.fc'11 AJjrjiHTlSEMEXTH.
F
ALL DKKSS GOODS.
HAGER &
IN BLACK :
Flushes and Velvets,
Brocaded Velvets,
Repp Silk,
Groa Grain Silk,
India Oasbmere,
French Oashmere.
Imperial Serge,
Crepe Cloth and Trioot,
Henrietta Cloths,
Drap de Ete,
Embroidered Robes,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
25 WEST KING STREET.
MKXT IIOOK Tfl THE
COURT
FAHNESTOCK'S.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
Just received this Day the Largest Stock of BLA.NKETS in this City.
AT $1.25 A PAIR AND UP.
Tbeso Goods wero Purchaaod Direct from the Manufacturer.', and are tho Rent in
the Market for the Price. Also, a Large Stock of
Black and Colored Cashmeres
AND
FLANNEL SUITINGS.
R E. FAHJSTESTOOK
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSEL LANCASTER. PA.
F
LINN Si W1LLSON.
152 NORTH
-FOR-
STOTES.HEATEBS, RANBES and FDBNACES,
And the Largest Stock of Housefurnishing Goods
in the City.
COAL OIL AND GAS CHANDELIERS.
Fruit Jars Only 5ets. Apiece.
FLINN & WILLSON.
(SIOS OFTIIETWOBIU DOGS.)
1
ME OLD RKL1AHL. COACH WORKS.
NOKBECK
S. E. C0K. of DUKE
LANCASTER,
OUR MOTTO .OUR WORK
$Noiie but First-Class, and our Stock Large and Complete in Variety.cr
BTT6GIES, PIAET05S, CARBIAGES,
THE McOAIiLi & DAYTON
Hickory, Sporting and other Business Wagons.
4ES-KEPAIUINO OF EVEKY KIND PROM1TLY AND PKOPEKLY DONE.
3USW ADVEHTlHi'MJSXTS.
PROPOSALS FOK3KIVKRSAIIDPIKIHO.
Scaled proposals will bo received at Al
derman Barr's office, on South Duke streof.
up to 7 o'clock p. m., on MONO AY, SEPTLM
HEU 25,1882, for the following work:
A two-foot sewer on East Chestnut street,
irom Duko to Llmo streets, CC0 leet long.
Also a -two-toot sewer on West Chestnut
street, from Mary street eastward, 357 feet
Also a six-foot arched culvert Irom tho Quar
ryville railroad to Water street, at the termi
nus ot the Andrew street sewer, MJ feet long.
Also the piking of Charlotte street, Irom
King to Orange streets.
Plans and specifications can he seen at the
City Ucgulator's Office, Jto. 100 East King
street
Tho'committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of
sepl3-lltd THE STREET COMMITTEE.
BLANKETS!!
Grey Blankets.
City,
Bought for Cash and to
CO.,
LANCASTER, PA.
GEO. P. RATI1VON.
BROTHER.
IN COLORS :
Velvets and Plushes,
Brocaded Velvets,
Embroidered Robes,
Embroidered Checks,
urap de Lansrtry,
French Serges,
French Suitings,
Diagonal Suitings,
Gilbut Suitings,
Habit Cloths
Fall Novelties,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
HOUSE,
QUEEN ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
& MILEY'S
AND TINE STREETS,
PKNN'A.
SUSTAINS OUR WORD I
BOOTS 8JUOMH.
piLOSIMH OUT!
CLOSING OUT !
AT
GREATLY .REDUCED PRICES.
Having started a Shoe Factory, I am now
closing out my large stock of Boots and Shoes
at greatly reduced prices to make room for the
enlargement or my factory.
49CU8tom work a specialty, both machine
andband'inade.
F. HIEMENZ.
No. 105, NORTH QUEEN STREET.
(Sign ot the Big Shoe.) m20WStl
ffilBJ EBITIOI.
SATURDAY RVENINO. SEPT. 16, 1882.
LATEST BYTELEGEAPH.
SKWS FK05I THE CONQUERED LA.tD.
Cgypt in ine Hands of the KnglUa A Re.
sumo of the Leading Events
or the uiy.
London. Soot. 1G The Tune io a lead-
ing article siys : "If tho lives of Arabi
Pacha and his imniediati followers are
spared, these iuiju must ba once for all
put out of tho way of doiu further harm.
They cannot be permitted to retire to
ConstantiBopIe to become tue centre oi
impalpable intrigue. To restore the au
thority of the kbedive the army must
bv disbanded aud replaced by geud'arms
auQiciunt to sustain civil order. If troops
are needed to defend the distant frontiers
it is sufficient to maintain them on the
frontier and not keep them at Cairo."
Kurshlu Ready t Surrender.
Alexander, Sept. IC Kurshid Pacha,
commanding at Aboukir, has eent in a
message announcing his readiness to sur
render. Flrlag on Moo.
London, Sept. IC A dispatch from
Cairo to the Exchange telegraph company
rays some natives accused of murder, as
sisted by a mob, attempted to'escapo from
tho police station, but the native guard
liied upon the crowd and quelled the dis
turbances. Alkxandkia, Sept. IC Several of the
prisoners who have been brought in have
been identified as participators in thetnas
sacrcs. Won't Surrender.
London, Sept. IC Tho kbedive lias
learned that the eonira:mt!ei at ! unu it:
refuses to surrender. Ho has live t!nn
sand blae.k troops.
A STORY OK Till-
S.
Miosing Marliirri Return Afccr Lxitti'-t"g
Grrnt HarrtBhlpp.
Gloccestek, Mass., Sept. 16. On the
24th of July the schooner Solomon Pool),
of this port, arrived hero from a hali
buting trip to tho Grand Banks, and re
ported that two of her crew, John Mc
Intyro and Cornelius Thornbourn, natives
of Nova Scotia, wero missing, they
having left tho vessel on July C to visit tho
Trawls, and haviug gone astray in a fog.
Weeks passed, bringing no news of the
missing mariners, and they were given up
as lost. To-day both men arrived here. They
were without food when they became lost,
and had only two-thirds of a gallon of water
for sustenance. After rowing for eight
days aud nights, during which their suffer
ings from hunger and thirst wero excru
ciating, thev wore picked up by tho bark
Tinsly, of Harbor Grace, and taken to
Pcrnambuco, where thay wero kindly
cared for hy the American consulate and
sent home on the steamer Teddinglan ::f
tho New York line. Mclutyre is still
seriously ill from tho exposure.
IiROWKSVlLLK'S MAIL MAO.
How II is to bo jr,rwnrdccl to tbo Stricken
City.
WAsmxcTON, Sept. IC Acting Super
intendent Jamison, of the railway mail
service, has instructed Supt. Warfleld, at
St. Louis, Mo., to have all mail matter for
Brownsville, Texas, which has been accu
mulating at tbo surrounding postolhces,
placed on a special mail steamer which
will sail from Galvebton on the 18th iust.
for Brazos de Santiago, whence it will he
forwarded to Brownsville. No mails have
been received at tho latter point sinco
September 1st, and this action has been
taken at the request of tho municipal aud
federal officers at Brownsville.
KK-UMON OF SOLDIERS.
Survivors of tho PeiiDytvaui ucscives at
Reading.
Reading, Pa., Sept. 10. Some fifty
survivors of tho Pennsylvania Re
serves arc holding a re-union at
Central park, in this city, to-day.
An address of welcome was delivered by
ex-Mayor Evans. Chill W. Haggard, of
Monongahela, is tho orator of the day.
Members of the Grand Army of tho Re
public posts :irn also taking part in tho
festivities. A banquet will tr.'.:e piaceat G
o'clock.
Two Men Drowned by a Boat CapnlzluK.
Vineyard Haven, Mass., Sept. 10.
A boat belonging to tho schooner William
Slater, of Thomaston, Me., capsized at
midnight latt night in this harbor, and
Charles Killeu, the mato of Nantucket,
and Jeremiah Haycock, colored, of Nassau
N. P., were drowned. Ono seaman clung
to tho boat until daylight and was picked
up. The body of Maycock was found this
morning. Killon leaves a wife anil two
children.
Klg Fire at Klmlra.
Er.MiKA, N. Y., Sept. IC This morning
at 3 o'clock tho immense boot and shoo
factory of J. Richardson & Co., a lour
fctory brick building, was destroyed by
tho. Tho loss is estimated at $-500.000 :
insurance, $150,000. Three hundred men
are thrown out of employment. It was one
of the finest brick structures in this city.
Four firemen were seriously hurt by fall
ing walls.
Killed In a Railroad Wreik.
Williasisfort, Sept. IC A fi eight
train was wrecked on the Philadelphia &
Erio railroad, between Watsontown and
Dewart, this morning, by tho breaking of
an axle. Fourteen cars wero wrecked. A
son of Levi Zcrby, of Georgetown, was
killed, and Zerby Senior and another man
wero injured, the former seriously. Trams
were obstructed for several hours.
Heavy Loss by Fire.
St. Louis, Sopt. 16. The loss on yes
terday's lire at t lie Missouri car and foun
dry works is now estimated at. $25,000,
largely in machinery and lumber. The
buildings, which covered a great deal of
giound, were of wood, covered with cor
rugated iron and wero not of great value.
About 150,000 feet of lumber were burned.
m
Fire in Ashland.
Ashland, Pa. Sept. 16. About 12
o'clock last night a dwelling house owned
by Gideon Snyder was discovered to be in
flames. The firemen responded promptly
and soon succeeded in checking the flames.
The fire was undoubtedly tho work of an
incendiary. The loss is about $.100. No
insurance.
.expressions Upon the Late War.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 16. Tlio Ga
zette Des Petersburg says : To allow Eng
land to settle the Egyptian question with
out consulting the powers is not to bo
thought of. The Hootoe Vremja considers
that General Wolseloy has shown true
generalship.
Ross Challenge Accepted.
Toronto. Sept. 16. The Globe this
morning publishes Hanlan's acceptance of
Ross' challenge to row for $2,500 and the
championship of the world, within two
weeks of signing the articles.
Mew Postoflces.
Washington, D. C, Sept. IC Among
the new postofllces established to-day were
the following : Dunkle, Jefferson county,
Pa., Geo. W. Dunkle, postmaster ; Gua
va, Columbia county. Pa., Andrew Lau
bach, postmaster.
Dr. FaseyDead.
London, Sept. 166:45 p. m. Intelli
gence has just been received of the death
ofRey. Dr. E. B. Pusey.
tAXS.
The Americans and BrttM Agate Compete
Tne British ' mur
Cueedmoor, Sept. 16. Tha British and
American team aro to-day shooting at 200
and 1,000 yards for the gold medals offer
ed by two of tho leading mercantile firas
of Now York. There is no competition
between the teams, the markmen ask
ing the highest score on each team being
the recipients of the medal.
Tho reserves on both sides aro also in
eluded Each man hasten shots at 200
yard. Goodoar made 46, the best score
on Britsu team. AH others in Britsh
team with two exceptions scored over
forty, Hinds and Atkinson, of
American team each scored SO, the best on
their team. The Americans aro shooting
but seven shots to the Britisher's tan.
which accounts for the difference in the
scores.
At 600 yards Caldwoll led tho score on
the British side with 47, and McMovin, on
tbo Amcricau side, with 33.
THE OAK.
A Regatta la Prospect at Saabnry.
Scnbcry, Sept. 16. A grand regatta
will tako place here on Sopt. 28, consisting
of singlo shell, donblo shell and four oared
shell races, for prizes averaging $100 each
and the championship of the Susquehanna.
The regatta will bo under the auspices of
the Iola boat club of Snnbury. The
course is a fine one, extending for
over three miles. Tho river here is three
quarters of a milo wide and averages
twelve feet in depth. Up to the present
timo there aro four entries for tho singlo
shell race from Reading, Harrisburg,
Ptttston and Snnbury : two entries for the
double shell from Harrisburg and Sun-
bury ; and two entries for the four-oared
shell from Plymouth and Suubnry. Thero
are a number of other clubs vet to bo heard
fiota
The 1'reitident
New Yohk,
Arthur rrmti'ii il
i;ceivlii t Isitors.
Sept.
I:., t
M - 1'iesident
n Lex-
cxb to
. , : teuna,
'spaiiMiii;, col-
H'm. H titer i'.'ri:r .:u
to M. W. Astor and Jt.-.?o
lector of tho poii. of Ciiiuax Ho was
closeted with tho latter nearly two tiours.
Tritln Telescoped nm! Cattle Killed.
Cleveland, O., Sept. 10. A local
freight train of tho Lako Shore ukA tele
scoped a cattle train early this morning
near Berla. A considerable number of
cattle were killed aud still moio vtutiuded.
several train hands wero st-vurtlv in
jured.
Yellow Fever la Fanattcola.
Washington, Sept. 16. A teTearram has
been received by the national lurrt of
health from Pensacola, Fla.. dated Sep
tember 15, 11 p. m., reporting nineteen
cates of fever and two deaths during tho
pluvious twenty-four hours.
Congressional CoBtereen li.-itiotlng'.
Philadelphia, Sopt. 16. Tho Repub
lican conferees of Chester and Delaware
counties, which compose tlio Sixth con
gressional district, are now in session at
the Bingham house, balloting for a candi
date for Congress iu that district.
WKAXIIEK IMJIVATtttMS.
Washington, D..C, Sept. 16. For tho
Middlo Atlantic! states fair weather, north
to west winds." stationary or higher ha.
rometer and temperature.
JUAUKXTH.
raw or
Nrw tvox. Sent. Itf. Plonr Stnta nni
Western dull aud slightly in bnyuiV favor;
Southern dull and heavy.
wneai i$c tower ami ncavy;
tnido less
active and mainly speculative ; No. 1 White,
$1 WAQl H: do Dec SI ilXm 11; Sept.
and sellers year. SI 034 bid, $1 06 aocetl.
Corn &W beter and qnlet : intx;d west
ern spot. TTigSOc ; do lulures, 5379c.
Oats&c lower, subsequently recovered
from decline ; No. -2 Oct., 3(i?39c : do Nov.
MJiQlOjfcC ; Stato, 40330c ; W ostein. 3.va8c.
rtillaitelpttta .nariri.
PHiLALtii.t-HiA, Sept. IC Flour ilnll and
weak : Snpcrflno, ii Tin'Stft; Extra. St 25
S 75 ; Penna.. Family, (4 STtfJft 15.
Kyu Hour iit4Jl410.
Wheiit firm but quiet; Del. and IU Iteil.
$1 02gl (T ; l.onffberry K.il ani Atn').:r, ; 10
1 12 ; MJectnl.KUSWc.
Oats !ifft. ; hi;h gradetftwi!y : N. ! White,
51c; No. i(ti. Me; No. 3 do, -M.r lie; No. 1
Mixed. "Ic.
liyeqni.-titt(i'T0cas tofii!.lit.v.
Seeds Clover, VSiZr ; Timothy. UQ
2iM; Flaxmsi-d, $1 231 ;0:
Provisions firm, with sood Jobbing ile
m:tnd ; mess porlr, SKTS-riSO; beet ham-i.
SIHill'J.
Bacon smoked shoulder, lli3li;r: : salt
do. WilftlOXc : smoked ham-, i:Wllu-;lpict-led
do. littlt.
Lard steady ; City Ketlltt. 13c ; loose
butchera. 12c ; prime steam. $Ii:;7I2 50.
Hotter firm tor fancy grad-.s.
Etfjr steady ; Pemi'it, J7Mc ; Wustern. 2Sc
Cheese ilnll. except chotco Krui!3.
Petritleum Arm ; KeHueil, 7c
Whisky at SI 22.
(train and rrovmoa vrootttcions.
Ouo o'clock qttotat!on ol grain and provlt
lono, fiirnlMlicI by S. K. Yundt, llroior, 1M
ifust Kliij; HtreeL
ScpL 18.
Ctateaco.
Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard
Oct 0I4 J Jilfi 2ti5 1 1.1-5
Nov vi jx aii I'lfl.! n.r7K
Ve.ir 'MUi .MX 1A75 1LTO
Phtlailelpala.
Spt.... .3 .Tii Ai
Oct. 1.08JJ .73J4 .43
Nov l.!5 .70 .41
Stock Market.
New York, Philadelphia and l..t-il Storks
also United Statnx !loilx rf.tn-l ilittly it
.lAOon I!. lHt,2i North IJikihii Uw:.
Sept. IC.
1h0 !W :t:ue.
. a. p m. i-.m.
Denver & Ulo Orando XHt. wyA twji
N. Y..Lak Krio.. WsUmi.... 4.1 45 43
Kannns and Tcxm 40 44 W
Lam Hiir II.V4 ik llfi
New Jersey Central ... t HVi 0
New York, Ontario X W S8S tafti
St. Paul, M. & Ouiahit :ci M .13'4
Paeillc Mall K ViY, Vi
Itoch st.r Pitttdmrsli 2i(j rj; '2a
Texan Pacific Wli & &
Wabash. .. t.juh-il'uelfi.?... :w4 38 37
Witem Union Tel. 'JiJ J2 Wm
Penn.tvlvnnla Central Mft e& is
Phllalelphla& Itoultnt?. M SiyA :t
Northern I'acltie Com M.'ji !.VH M
" PmltirrtML. . MX ! ifi
Buffalo Htta. AWest -t 22 22
ENTERTAINMENTS.
-CHILTON OPKKA MOUlK.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 1882.
T1IK PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
SUCCESS.
The llomantlc Western Drama, by 1IAKBY
MEREDITH,
RANCH 10;
Or, Annie, from M asaaohssotta.
TOM MLLAM. The Twin Brothers.
HAimY MEREDITH.
PRICES AS USUAL. Reserved seats at
Opera House office. s!2-5td
TJCLTON OPEKA HOUSK.
BNGAQEMKlfZ KXTBAoRDINARY.
MoHtfay'arii.Tjwtetlaj Ereiilags, Sept. 18
.' jmkSi-, 1883.
REM EMBER TWO NIGHTS ONIjY !
The first appearance in Lancaster or the
the reigning sensation. In 6 Acts and 3 Tab
leaux, entitled
THE WORLD.
With tlio eminent Actor,
MB. J. Z. LITTLE,
Andasapcrb Dramatic company In a cast ol
characters under the management of GEO. O.
MORRIS.
This great p!ay will be presented witli
New and Blegant Scenery.
carried expressly lor this engagement.
PRICES AS USUAL.
Reserved seats now on sale at Opera noose
office. scpl4-5td
SHOOTING TOK