LANCASTER; fiAJLTf ITEjgUlGECEJK, MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 25, 1882.
Lancaster intelligencer.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 25, 1689.
1 UI.VJLLK IN WASHINGTON.
A Cor.iUI Keeeptloa Warm Greeting Be
tween Daaeabower aad the Engineer.
The reception tendered Engineer Mel
ville and his companions Noros and Nin
derman, of the Jeannette expedition, and
Lieutenant Berry, of the Rogers, by the
citizens of Washington, was cordial.
Long before the limited express was due
a crowd of several thousand had assem
bled at the depot. Pennsylvania avenue,
from the depot to the treasury, the route
along which it was known the city's
guests would be escorted, was lined with
people waiting to eatch a glimpse of the
returning explorers. At the depot the dis
trict militia was drawn up in line on the
street, and a portion of the reception com.
mittee, ex-Secretary of the Navy Thomp
son, Aoting-Secretary of State Davis and
a number ot naval officers awaited the ar
rival of tho train inside the building.
Among tho callers, Lieutenant Danen
howcr was conspicuously noticeable. He
was tho first to greet his old companions
as the party alighted from the train, and
tho greeting was a hearty one. Melville
appeared to recognize Dancnliower before
the latter saw him, and pressed forward
with extended hand and " liello Dan. 7
As soon as Danenhower saw him, he
rushed up and greeted him with "How
are you, old fellow !" and the two shook
hands long and warmly. Then the
citizens' committeo thronged around
and were introduced to tho survivors
of the Jcam.ctto expedition. Melville
and Berry stood closo together with
Noros and Ninderaan in the back ground.
Melville looked somewhat grave and Berry
appeared embarrassed. His friends say
he is as modest as a girl. Noros and Nin
derntan looked on with interest. They
are stalwart specimons of humanity, and
their rugged physique elicited many ex
pressions of admiration from tho by.staud
ers. The welcome at tho depot was brief
and cordial. Commissioner West oi the
district mado a feeling speech, first to Me.'
ville, then to Berry, then to Nindcrman
and Noros, and then to all four together.
in which be spoke of tho daugers they had
successfully combattcd, and expressed the
appreciation of their .services by t'jo pco
plo of this country. Melville and Berry
responded with a fow wonls, alter which
they were escorted to carnages and driven
tot be hotel, accompanied by tho militia.
As they emerged from tho depot to the
carriages they wcro loudly cheered, and
all along tho rout! to the hotel this ap
plause was kept tip. Melville and Berry
rodo in tho samo carriage, and Noros and
Ninderman with Lieutenant Daitcnhower
occupied another. Tho committees and
the district officers accompanied them in
other carriages to the hotel, which was
tho army and navy headquarters. A num
ber of their brother officers thronged
about Melville and Berry, and gave them
a very warm greeting. Iu tho evening a
formal reception was given them at the
masonic temple, which was attended by a
great throng of people. Ev-Secietary of
the Navy Thompson delivered the address
of welcome.
JOURNALISTIC YAUflTMEX.
A Welrd-Loaklni: Draft UevlNeit by Two rl-
uoriui writer.
Two well known journalists, Mr. Georje
A lleuty an I .Mr. U. Wilson, both of tho
editorial stalf of the London Standard,
mado a most interesting and rather haz
ardous cxnaritu tut. iu bat sailing on Put
noy Lioacb, o:i Saturday. They turned
out in a weird looking craft, wh osc iirsfc
performance causod qui to a little Hot
ter of excilemonl on tho river. Tho
boat is lha invention of Mr. Uenty, who
believes bis invention will make boat sail
ing as nearly as possible eafo on rivers and
shallow waterd. The craft is si beautifully
built decked sailing gig, with a large open
cockpit in tho centre. Shu is .seventeen
feet long and four foot beam ; she carries
two lug sails and a great jib, tho hoist of
tho main lug boiug, as far as can be esti
matsd, about thiitcen feet, that of th.:
mizzen about seven feet or soveu feet sit
inches. From each side of his boat Mr.
Henty runs out a tough spar, at tho end
of which he has fixed a small, clean
cnS, air-tight boat or lloat, about eight
feet long and one foot beam. Their boat
pitches, but does not roll. Tho sjar works
on a joint which allows its iloat to fall
down, but does not lot it move up abovo
the level of the dock. Thus, when tho
oraft tends to heel over undor full sails,
tha pressure is conveyed to the leeward
lloat boat at the eud of tho outrigger. Its
extreme buoyancy keeps the deck of the
little yacht almost level. Those floats can
bo shipped and unshipped with the utmost
ease. With the result of tho trial trip
Mr. Henry and his friend professed them
selves more than satisfied, and from the
river bank only ouo defect could bo no
ticed. Tho craft seemed to be guilty of
wcatner-cocking," that w, haugmg up
in stays, and refusing now and then to pay
off either on otto tack or the ether. This
defect Mr. Henty believes lio cau euro by
having more ballast astern and by iengtli
cntng tha rudder. Both Mr. Henty and
Mr. Wilson declare that tho boat steers
easily is, in fact, very sousitivo to her
helm that she goes closo to tho wind,
that she is swift in the lightest puff's and
tho dismal predictions with which t.hoy
were met on tho morning of their adven
ture bavo not been verified.
STATE HOUNUAKY LINE!.
The New lAtti .monuments That Sap-irate
MewkrwK from Pennsylvania.
Elmtra Advertiser.
The dispute between the two states over
the boundary line between New York and
Pennsylvania, as is well known, was finally
settled by both states accepting the old
boundaries, lbjtho principal reason that
many farm line fences formed the bounda
ries and much labor was required to change
tax assessments, etc, But tho old boun
dary was ill understood, it being just 100
years since the boundary monuments were
erected, and many of them were broken,
covered up or lost fight of. For the pur
pose of renewing tbo monuments a corps
of laborers under charge of Engineer
Major II. W. Claik, of Syracuse, was sot.
to mark some time i.ince ou the most
easterly point where the two states coico
together on tho Delaware river and
they bavo completed their labors as far
as tho plank road iu the town of South
post. New York, adi3tanoe of soventj
nine miles. They expect to finish tie
work by January 1. 1884. Tho monu
ments aro made of Quiucy granite, and
are about four feet long and six inches
square at tho top. Tlioy aie dressed one
foot down, that distanco being loft abovo
ground. Heavy creases are cut at right
angles across each. The letters li. and
N. Y.. which are about two inches long,
fasa Pennsylvania and New York re
speetively. At highways, street and rail
way crossings the top of tho stones are
one foot by six inches in size, and in
other particulars like the others. T.'ioso
of the ordinary size aro set just one milo
apart and will bo of benefit to assessors
and others residing near the line. For
some time to como they will establish the
permanent boundary lino between those
states.
HOVISKD OF A UFE'S SAVINGS.
An Old Coople' Bone KobbM or About
13,000 Daring Their Absence.
One of the most bold and daring robber
ies lits been committed at Mount Holly,
Knox county, Ohio. Stephen Day, a mer
chant of that place, sold his t-tore, and
having received about $1,000 for it, he
deposited it in a tin box containing tho
balance of his money, about $12,000. Ho
and bis wifo then left tbo boueo and went
to the railway station near by out of curio-.'
ty to see an excursion train fromCin
cin'i.iti. They were absentonly about tea
mi utes and on their return to the hoosf
were surprised to find the tinboxwitl
tit. contents stolen. The neighborhood
turccd out in search of the thief, but as
yet there is no clue. Mr. Day is about
seventy-two years and by application to
business bad accumulated the above sum,
which now being stolen from him leaves
him almost without a penny in his old age.
He is grief stricken over his loss and as
soon as the truth dawned upon him bat
he had been robbed of all his posses
sions he at once took his bed, and as he is
so old and infirm his friends now fear that
he will be unable to survive the shock and
think he may bocomo dorauged. The
money consists of United States bonds,
checks and drafts, and several thousand
dollars in cash.
OOOO FOK THE SOUL.
An Open Contention
llauk
Made by a Defaulting
Cashier.
Wall Street News.
The bank cashier and two of tho direo
tots have just fiuished a confidential chat
in the bank parlor when in walks the seo
rctary with a newspaper iu his hand and
observes :
' There it is again auother cashier em
bezzles 0,000 and skips."
" Ah !" says the first director.
" Ah !" echoes the second.
" Ah !" that reminds me," adds the
cabhier. " If you hadn't happened to
mention it I might have forgotten it en
tirely. Fourteen years ago I began to
rob this bank of a few dollars a time and
cover my olFcnso by false entries."
" No !" by the three iu chorus.
" I have taken $13,500 up to date and
you have not missed a dollar of it. I
can't restore $10 of the sum."
" Your bond !" yells the president.
"Neither signed nor dated," replies the
cashier.
" We'll put you iu prison !"
"And my friends will get me a pardou
in six months."
'Pooh ! Think of tho injury to the
bank, rather."
The cashier lights a twenty center, and
puts his feet on the table, aud the trio ro
tiiu to a corner, whisper, nod, agree, and
the president returns says :
" Young man, here aro 500 to take you
on a vacation lor hix weeks ; go and regain
your lost health, and if you want a certifi
cate of character write us anil it shall bo
foi warded byliiet mail."
FI.IMJUINC A UIRLTODKdTU.
l lie Atrocious Cruelties of Missionaries In
Africa.
Newspapers published on the wct coast
of Africa contain reports of tho hearing of
charges against W. F. John, Phoebe John,
John Williams-, aud Kezia Williams, of
Hogging a gill so ciuclly as to causo her
death. John aud Williams were described
as agents and .schoolmasters of the church
missionary society at Onilsha, on tho
Niger. Tin' female prisoners wero their
wives, and the' girls, whose ill treatment
led to tho accusation, wero both persons
whom the p.isoucrs had ranomed. The
alleged oiti'ii.so took p!a-..j as far back as
1ST7, when both girls ran away fiom their
emp'ioycio, but wero brought back. As a
paiiishmert for their escape they wero
taken to the prisoner Williams' house,
when the piisnr John, having obtained
a pieco of rope, they were stripped
naked and tied back to back. Tho
allegations are not only that tho
two male prisoners savagely Aog
geil tho girls with their own hands, but
that a number of natives wero ordered bo
keep up the punishment, which they did
with guava whips, canes, rope3 and other
instruments. Not content with this, the
male prisoners ordered some pepper to bo
brought, and rubbed it into the bleeding
woundfiof tho gills as they lay upon tho
ground, helpless aud rolling about in
:i;;ony. This was in the morning aud tho
git js were left lying on tho ground undor
the broiling sun during tho whole day
v-i hout sholter or aid of any kind. They
W'T" again barbariously treated three
ii , later, aud on the followiug morniDg
o( of tbo girls died. True bills have boon
tet tuned against all tho prisoners at Sierra
Leone.
"Ily asking loo much wo inav lose the
little that wo had before." Kidney-Wort asks
nothing but u fair trial. Tilts Riven, it lears
no loss of tailhin Its virtues. A lady writes
front Oregon : " For thirty years 1 have been
:itl!icted with kidney complaints. Ivo pack
ages oi Kidney-Wort haVf daucirtu more good
than all the medicine and doctors I have
hadbelorc. 1 believe it Is usutu cure."
SFusl, brilliant and fashionable arc the
Diamond Iye colors. OnepackagccolotsJ to
4 lbs. ol goods, luccnts lor any color.
SniLou's Cotign and Consumption Curo Is
soid by us on a guarantee. It cures consump
tion. For bale nt Cochran's liug More, 137
North Qiicfii St. myl-lv. drow&w
That hacking couzh can be so quickly cured
by Shiloh'.s Cure. Wo guarantee it. For sale
ut Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen St.
in? 1-1 wdeo w&w
1 hid severe attacks ol gravel nn.t kidney
tiouhlr; ivm tumble to g(.t unyinedlclne or
doctor to cure ine until 1 used Hop Kilters,
ami th.-y cured mo in :i short time. A Distin
guiiJud Lawyer in Wayne County, JV. Y".
slVSwd&w
IScotiuiny.
A fortune may be spent in ut-ing incfiectual
medicines, when by applying Thomas' Eclefc
tric Oil a .speedy and economical cure can bo
cilectcd. In cases ot ihcumutism, lame back,
bodily ailment?, or pains of nvcrv dcscrintlon.
it affords instant relict. For sale at II. TJ. Coch
ran's urug store, 137 Jiortu guccn street, Lan
caster.
Slkki'Liks nights, maile miserable, by that
tcrribiccou.il. Shiloh's Curo h thoremedv
tor you. For sale at Cochran's drug store. li$7
North Uueen St. myl-lw deowAw
The Country.
Who that has ever lived any time in the coun
try but must have heard ot the virtues of Bur
dock as 11 blood purillcr. Burdock Blood Bit
ters cure dyspepsia, biliousness and all disor
dels aiisiiiglrom impure blood or deranged
liver or kidneys. 1'riceSl. For sale at II. B.
Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
UUUUltS, AC
HOUxK.lt. AS (JO'S
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Mo. 43 North Oooen street, Lancaster, I'a.
Tho very best and II nest qualities of Foreign
and Domestic WINES und LIQUORS, con
bliinlly lor s:do at wholesale d retail.
Straight Old Kye Whisky of tho distillation
ot lfe7a. I'uie unadulterated Custom House
lirandy, warranted ol tho vintage ol 1$G0.
Kept especially lor medicinal purposes, l'nro
w.n Jiuiiuiiu miii, linn omer wntsHics, l;mn
dies and Wnuw to suit, the trade.
teltJ-lyil ItOSJSKAl. & CO.
Ji:orosAi,s K01t.sr.WKiw anoi-jking.
healed pi opos;iJs will be lecelvel at Al
derman Uarr's olllce, on South Duke Rtieef
up to 7 o'clock p. m., on MONO V V. SEl'TEM
BElt S5, 18S, lor the following work :
A two-loot .sewer on Last Che-tiiut htieet,
Irom Duke to Lime streets, OfiO teething.
Also it two-toot hewer 011 West Chestnut
-tract, from llaiy street eastward, 337! feet
long.
Also a six-loot arched culvcit Irnm the Quar
ry vllle railroad to Water street, at the termi
nus ot the Andrew street newer, 'Jl feet long-.
Also the piking ol Cliarlotle btrect, Irom
hlng to Orange streets. j
Plans and spccUlcntlons can be seen nt the
City ltcguiator's Olllce, No. 1 East King
street.
Tho committeo reserve Urn right to reject
any or ail bids.
By order or i
ecpKMltd THE STUEET COM MITTEE.'
SOMK TUMOUS, Sl'KINOLNO HCOH THJ5
Periosteum ot the Bones, are like fibrous
tumors, heavy, Ann, tense, elastic, moro or
less round or oval 111 outline, aud spherical or
flattened according to tho compression excr
cl&o.l upon them.
cam-bus anil TUSIOUS of all kinds cured
niumui jmui or
DI-.ie-C"i, Chioulc
u-liig the knife; also, Sklnjr,
J itnd I'livate J)lens'S tuc-1
w.'.xs.fullj ti-cated by
DltJJ. II. I), and M. A. I.ONGAKEU.
Ofllce 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster. 1'a,
Consultation tree. sil-3tdaw
D
ON'T KlKlKX THIS titfnnt-ntr jt
J Stock Connecticut Cigars. 11 for 25 eta, at I
nARTMAN'3 YELLOW JTBONT CIG AJfi '
bTUUE.
mmbical.
TTilC. BKXSON'S KJOBEDLES.
From the New Haven Begister.
CELERY :
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES. !
r: "J il I !' II1'.' I
What tho Medical Profession Say
About it, and the. Good Results
Attending its Use.
HEADACHE, .NEURALGIA, NERVOUS
NESS, SLEEPLESSNESS ANU (
DYSPEPSIA.
" D1L BENSON'S preparation of Celery and
Chamomile tor nervous diseases is the most
Important addition mado to tho materia med
lea in the last quarter ot a century." Dr. J.
W. J. Knglar, ot Baltimore.
"WK. Bcnsou'a Pills are worth their weight
in gold in nervous and sick headache." Dr.
A. 11. Schlichter, of Baltimore.
I
"These 1'llls arc Invaluable in nervous dt
cases." Dr. Hammond, ot New York.
" Ur. Benson's. l'UIsjfor the cure 9! Neural
gia, trea 8uceesi."-rnr. GJ P. floluian, Chrls
tianburg, Va. ' '
These PHIs arc a special preparation, only
for the cure ot special diseases, as named, and
lor these diseases they are worthy ol a trial by
all intelligent sutlercrs. They aro prepared
expressly to and will cure sick hcadacho,
nervous hcadacho, neuralgia, nervousness,
paralysis, sleeplessness and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. .Price. 50 cents a box.
Depot, IOC Norti EbtftW t,,Balllmoie, Mil.
By mall, two boxes' for $1, or six boxes lor
$2..V, to any address.
DR. O. W. BENSON'S
New Kemetly and Favorite Prescription.
SKIN CURE.
ispVarAiitedto Ctiro , "
EC7.KMA, TETTEItS, IltjSiOBS, INFLAM
MATION, MILK CUUST, ALU KOUGU
CALY EliUPTIONS, DISEASES OF
HAItt AND SCALP, SCROFULA
ULCEUS, TENDER Il'CIIINuS
AND PIMPLE3,
on all parts of tho body. It makes the skin
white, solt and smooth ; removes tun und
Irecklc, and is the best toilet dressing in tiik
would. Elegantly put up, Two bottles iu ono
package, consisting ol both internal und ex
ternal treatment.
All tlrst class druggists have it. Price $1 per
package.
C. N. CKITTKNTON, 115 Fulton street, New
Vork, is wholesale agents for Dr. C. W. Bcn
son's remedies.
BeplG-lmd.jr.W&S&w
4 I
O
VEtt
r
5,000
Druggists id Physicians :
!' WA r!J ' I
Have Signed or Endorsed the Fol
lowing Remarkable Document :
Messrs. Heaburu t Johnson. Manufacturing
Cteniists, 21 Ptatl street, Aieiw York: j
t'KHTLKMKN: For tho past low years wo
liuvc sold various brands of Porous Plasters.
Pliywlciaiw und Ilia-public prefer BENSOK'S
CAPCINE POUOUS PLASTER to all others.
We consider them ono ot the very few reliablo
household remedies worthy ot confidence.
They are superior to all other porous plasters
or Liniments lor external use.
KENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER is a genu
ine Pai'inaceutical product, ot tho highest
order of merit, and so recognized by physi
cians and druxiclste. -.
When other remedies tail
CAPCINE PLASTER.
et a BENSON'S
You will be disappointed II you iiho cheap
Plasters, Liniments, Padj or Electrical Mag
net Ic Toys.
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E5DTrAT:iiA'9T.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
CORN AND BUNION FLAS'lHtf.
CtlAS. . CKIl-CKNTON, 113 Fulton St.,
New York, sole Agent lor Dr. C W. Ben
son's Remedies, to whom all orders should
be addressed.
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FOR HAI.K.
TVJWW KKAlttf.
OUR NEW
REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE,
Containing a largo number of properllca in
city and country, with prices, &e. Copies sent
tree to any address, r
Ali'I AniERR i CO.,
Real -KstntcWa Insuraneo Ag'euts, No. 10
East King Street,
A" miINISTICA,T01t'.S SAlt;.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 18S2, at
Cooper's Hotel, Lancaster, Pa., pursuant to an
nrtler or the Orphans' Court, will be sold at
public sale, the lollowlng described real en
tat !, to wit :
A LOT OF GROUND, fronting on West
Chestnut street, near Charlotte, '41 rent, and
extending in dentil ot that width Vl-xt. lent.
then widening to 60 teet, and extending a fur
ther depth or 12SJ4 teet to Marlon street. The
lot will hi! sold in four purparts, ns follows:
Purpart No. 1. A vacant lot fronting on
West Chestnut street 22 leet front and 128W
reel in depth, moro or les, bounded on the
east by property ot Rev. Kuulllng and on tho
west by Purpart No. 2.
Purpart No. 2. A vacant lot or tho same di
mensions as No. 1, and adjoining the same on
the west.
Purpart No. 3. A vacant lot frnntini nn
JTIUTMIU 91
depth, nt
vr...,... ... .&.' a.-... v.j. ... . ... . - " -
Purnart
01 Ainazlah Ban- and others.
Purpart No. 4. A lot fronting on Marion
street, 3(5 feet by 12S feel in depth, on which
is erected a doublo onc-and-a-halt story
BRICK DlVELLINU HOUSE, Nos. SITandSM
Marlon street, with shop, well ot water,
hyorant. fruit trees and other Improvements.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock p. in., when
terms will be made known by tho under
signed. TOBIAS ROYER,
Administratoro! Catharine Koyer, ilcc'd.
Jacob Gcndakcr. Anct. scpt23-SAMtsd
12, will 6t 1610 i puUlesale latftho -0!rrr,Tr
Ifoase.'WMt Kit frtreet,'fo- the City ot Lan
caster, the following city property, viz:
No. 1. A Sot of ground. No. .r South Qiu on
street. Iron ting on said street 25 leet and ex
tending in depth at feet, upon which is ercctod
a lour-stoiy Brick Building, latoly occuplod
by Marshall & ltengicr as a hardware store. ,
No. 2. A lot of ground fronting 32 fectrtn
Eu.st Vino street and extending iu depth I'iUlZ
feet, upon which is erected a two story Rrick
1! oubc.
No. 3. A lot of uroiinil-ve;irnf tin frnntliin.
on Washington street"32 feet and extending
in depth liij leet, Tho improvements con
sist ot two two-story Brick Houses, each 10
icotfront, j
No. 1. A Jot or ground, No. 4C South Prince,
fronting 22 teet on said street and extendlrtg
In depth lib teet, to Water street, upon whloB
aro erected a two-story Brick Dwelling, with
all modern improvements. On the rear ot tile
lot is a two-story Brick Stable. !
.? i ,A ,ot Iro"tff on West Lemon street.
SM;An? ,M5rson w.Is,1,Ig further infor
mation Ju rcterenco to tho 159 10U will pleaso
call on John B.Good. esq , Contro Square. J
Nos. 1, s and 3 will bo sold on tho ffi an'd
Sale to commenco. at 7 o'clock p. in., whan
terms will be made known by
CIIAS. F. RENGIEtt.
v 'bi'ii-l.u uift tllU A3 1 II,
ftWrSFASJfilSJ"".
QU1K,
HewhV
Sffil
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TuKU.tiATisat cukgu.
i Suillcient evidence can be furnished
Lancaster to convince you that the Electrii
11 1 asuru cnre lor uneumatlsm arid
Sr11 kcs It a specialty.
KtaS 8trcet Lancaster, Pa.
ou uiuiuui auu UCIVUU8 diseases. UK. till
Office. 247 We
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DMT BOODB.
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SWAER'S.
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LADIES' MERINO tTNDERWZAK.
UKNTSJtERINOUNDttlWEAK.
CHILDREN'S MKKINO UNDKRWKAJL
flannels, Blankets, Covlorts, Counter
panes, Extra Heavy-Welght Cashmeres, at
lowest prices. Also Stocking Yarns. Plain
and Fancy Bleached Canton Flannels in rem
nants, worth lSKc to 15c, at 9c, 10c and 12Jo. '
REVERSIBLE STj IT1NG3 at 9c. same goods
elsewhere st 12K&
Remember our HOME-MADE COMFORTS
are not excelled. They contain 14 yards of
Furniture Prints and lour -pounds best cot
ton, and none quilted like them in any other
store In the city. '
NO. 50 NORTH QUEEN ST.
TPHK
NORTH rJND DRY GOODS STORE
Has now open
lected Stock ot
a Largo and Carefully Se-
FALL GOODS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Some or these Goods were bought below tho
Regular Market Price, and all aro marked in
plain figures at prices to make them sell.
J. W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
n-iydi
LANCASTER. PA.
N
KW YOIIK STOKK.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
-IN
BLACK CASHMERES,
WatiShaiid&Co.
Have opened their NEW PALL LINE and
otrer the best possible value.
40-Inch wide, 00c. a yard.
40-Inch wide, C2 l-2c. a yard.
49-inch wide, 67c. a yard.
40-Inch wide, 75c. a yard.
NEW FALL SHADES IN
Dress Goods and All-Wool Suitings.
Just opened our lirst delivery of
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS.
WHITE
BLANKETS,
COLORED
BLANKETS,
In all sizeo and qualities, at ROTTOM
PRICES. COMFORTS at very low prices.
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
W.
IV UilKAl'sTOKK
Metzgor & UaughmaiTs
.'l,' jNBTW CHEAP, STORE
-is
HEADQUARTERS
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR.
CENT'S MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS
at 25c.; 37c, 45c, E0c., 05c., 75c., and $1.
LADIES MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS
at 37c., 45c., -Wc, C5c., 73c, and f 1.
CHILDREN'S MERINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS from 12 cents up.
GENT'S MEDICATED ALL-WOOL RED
81HRTS and DRAWERS at $1.50, regular
price $2.00.
LADIES MEDICATED ALL-WOOL RED
SHIRTS aud DRAWEItS at $1.50, regular
price $2.00.
B-We are full ol Bargains of sill kinds.
ITZfil & HAO&HHANu
No. 43 West King Street.
Between th Cooper House and Sorrel Horse
Hotel.
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VAJtyETS.
riAlU-KTS.
Caxpet Manufactory.
Having undertnlcen to manufacture RAG
and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale, 2,000 yanls
per week, I am now prepared to sell my entire
stock ot
; . Brassols, Ingrain and Tcnetiau
Carpets,
Ar GREAT BARGAINS AND !AT BELOW
COST,
to. make joom and ttvo my entire attention to
wholesalo 'trade or uiy own inauutacturud
goods. Please call early.
. H. S. mRK,
CARPET HALL,
Oor. West King and Water Sts.
STOCKS.
TNCKEASB XOUU CAPITAL.
WHEAT STOCKS,
510, ?20, 50, 8100.
Those desiring to make money on small and
medium investments In grain, provisions and
stock speculations, can do so by operating on
our plan. JTrom May 1. 1881, to the present
datt-.tOtu lttveqtmeatgcor W.too to 41.000 cash
preflpluveDe4!'ArqBTlzedaBd paid to Invest
ors amountincrto iSeverat times the originiil
investment, still leaving tho original invest
ment making money or payable on demand.
Explanatory circulars and statements ot land
W sent-tree. Werwont responsible agents who
will report the crops and Introduce tho nlaa
Address, j
TiT-TSMWIWa Ur. mTCTP'OTAIkir
lMBmtn!s4lon Merchants. Major Block. Chi.
cago,IJL
InO-lya'
SMALL BAVAMAtCIGARS 2 FOB 5 CT.
at No. 21 North Queen street.
HARTMAN'S BELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
DKT
OMUUGRaSS. MORKAY OO.
MEW AUTUMN GOODS !
FOR LADIES?, MEN'S AND CHILDBEN'S WEAR.
LADIES' DRESS CLOTHS,
English, French and American.
WINTER CLOAKENGS,
Imported and Domestic
MEN'S SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS,
Foreign and Home Hakes.
WORSTED COATINGS,
Black, Blue and Green Diagonals, Baskets and Corkscrews.
SEAL SKIN CLOTHS,
For Garments and Trimmings.
MOHAIR AND SILK PLUSHES.
In Cloth and New Art Shades.
CHILDREN'S SACQUKLNGS,
Plaids, Checks and Mixtures.
BOY'S SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS,
Durable and Fancy Styles.
FALL SACQUEINGS,
New Designs.
FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATINGS,
Meltons, Kerseys, Diagonals aud Solt-Face Goods.
FELTS-A11 Colors and Prices.
SLMONI BILLIARD CLOTHS by the Yard or Piece.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, large assortments.
VELVETEENS, CORDUROYS, MOLESKINS.
Our " SAMPLE" and " MAIL ORDER " Department afford gpecial facilities for out-
of-tovn customers.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE,
Market and Ninth Streets, Philadelphia.
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I.ASCAHTEK WATVUJSS.-
II-IS. 4SWK KNOW, AND AS EVKBY
body will agree,
A BOLD CLAIM,
But we make it Deli bora' el y, and upon the
Authority ot most Com potent Judges, that, tho
Lancaster Watches.
AKU, UBADB FOU tillADE, THE
Best Watches in America.
"Keystone" Grade.
Splendid Record " Although Subject
to Rough Bicycle Riding.'
Lancaster, Sept. 13, 18S2.
To Lancaster Watch Co.
Gentlemen : Several months ago I bought a
Keystone " Watch, No.2l,SS7. Attcr getting
it to close adjustnient,lcompared it regularly
with the timodelivcicd by the W.U.Tel. Co.
daily Irom tho Clock in tho National Observa
tory at Washington. At the end or Twenty
Days Its variation was only omk-iialv bei ond,
by chronometer, irom'meantimoot tho Wash
ington Observatory which clock is never
allowed to vary moro than one-tenth ot a sec
ond from absolute accuracy. At tliat timo I
unlortunatcly neglected to wind it, and thus
Inst continuous record. It has fcinee been
doing excellent work, although subjected
dally to considerable lough bicvclc riding,
which is a severe test ot its time-keeping ami
running qualities. This is not a ''Special"
Watch, but was taken directly irom slock, as
sent from the factory.
Yours truly,
C. B. LONCBNECKBU.
" Lancaster" Grade.
"UNEXCELLED IN BEAUTY."
IiAMCASTEB, Sept. 12,1882.
I have carried a "Lancaster " Watch of- tho
finest Nickel grade, lor ihree years, and it has
given entire satisfaction. It has kept accurate
time, so accurate that I have repeatedly offered
to test it with tho most widely known move
ments. It has not yet needed any repairing,
and I can unhesitatingly pronounce it ono ol
the best In tho market. 1 do not desire any
thing better. Aside irom its utility, tho " Lan
caster " movement is unexcelled In beauty.
JOSKl'U J5. BOWMAN.
The Lancaster Watches are so Carkfui.lt
Madk that fiuvKcT Adjustmemt insures l'cn
kect Timk, with proper care ol the Movements.
rAMM iiANUtauti, tee.
w
K 11AVK ADDED lUkMtKVY TO OUK
Stock ot
WALL PAPERS
Within the last week, consisting of every de
scription ot rAPEB HANGINGS, aud among
them some ot the Choicest Styles in tlioltut
Grade or Goods. These will bo sold lowio
order to make speedy sales.
KEMNANTS are accumulating all tho time
in small lots, which aro very' desirable lor
Closets. Vestibules and Booms, runnlntr in
price from Three Cents apleco up.
WINDOW SHADES
In new Dado i'atters. Plain Goods In All
Colors and Width?.
WKKEEl AN ELEGANT LINE OS"
" LACS CURTAINS
IN
WniTE anil VKKAM,
It Jilt SKTS.
PILLOW Hll AMB,
1'IUlb.h,
LAMUIIEQUINS, Ac.
In Ebony, Brass, Cborry,
Poles In Ebony, Brass, Cborry, Ash and
Walnut.
Pier and Mantle Mirrors.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
VAJttlAUJSa, JtV.
rrtUE STAMUAKD CAK1UAUK WORK
OK LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & Co.,
flNB
Carriage Builders.
MAKKKT STREET,
Rear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
Wo make every style Buggy and Carriage de
sired. All work finished in the most comfort
able and elegant style. Wo use only the best
selected material, and employ only the best
mechanics. For quality of work onr prices are
tho cheapest in the state. We buy lor cash anil
sell on the most reasonable tonus. Glveusa
calL All work warranted. Repairing prompt
ly attended to. One set ot workmen espechd ly
mploved for that purpose. In2fi-ttd Aw
GHAT'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. THE
Great English Remedy. An unfailing
cure for Impotency, and all Diseases that
lollow loss ot Memory. Universal Lassi
tude. Pain in the Back, Dimness ot
Vision, Prematura 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 free by mall to every one. The Specific
Medicine la sold by all druggists at U per pack
ago, Or six packages for IS. or will te sent free
by mall on the receipt ot the money, by ad
dressing the agent, U. B. Cochran, 137 and 139
North Queen street. Ob account of counter
feits, wahavo adopted the Yellow Wrapper ;
theonly genuine. Guarantees of cure issued by
on For sale in Lancaster by H. B. Cochran,
187 North Queen street.
' . TOE GRAY MEDICINE CO., K.Y.
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VOOD.f.
HAJLHOADB.
T
MK
GREAT
Burlington Route.
I'klcage, iferllagteit & tyshuij B. B.
Chicago, UarllagtOB & qalarj B. K.
PKINCIPAIi LINE
AND OLD rAVOBITS FKOM
CHICAGO OK PEORIA
TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CALUfOUNlA
LINCOLN AND DENVER.
The S1IOKTE5T, QUICKEST and BEST line
to St. Joseph, Atchlmion, Topeka, Donlson,
Dallas. Galveston, and all points In Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari
zona, Montana and Texas,
This route has no superior for Albert Lea,
Minneapolis and St. 1'aul. Nationally reputed
as being the GUEAT THUOUGU CAB LINK.
Universally conceded to be tho BEST
EQUIPPED Railroad in the world for all
classes oi travel.
All connections made In Union depots.
Try It and you will And traveling a luxury
Instead of a dlscouilort.
Through tickets via this celebrated lino for
salo at all offices in tho U. S. and Canada.
All information about rates of faro. Sleeping
Cars, etc., cheerfully given by
riEKCEVAI. LOWELL,
Guuoral Pooscnger Agent, Cuiaiao, 111.
T.J.POTTEK,
3d Vice Pros. A Gen. Manager, Chioaoo, III.
JOBS y. A. BEAN.Gea. Kaatera Agt.,
317 Broadway, 306 Washington St.
Nkw Yoioc Bostok, Mass.
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VLUTHIKO.
W
71L1.1AMSON ft FOSTEIC
T&e Ml Growth.
If you have been a Custoinor of Ours
Jor the past
FIVE YEARS,
And been in to sco us at different times
during that period, you cannot but
very readily see to what vast propor
1 ions our business has grown in so short
a. timo from such a small beginning:
But wo are notstopplnghero, although
it Is lar better than wodidexpectattliat
tune. Every day brings something new
to learn, anil having the ono object in
view,
" How to Best Satisfy Our
Customers,"
We aro kept busy ; but have the satlslac
tion or knowing that which Is dono is
to their best inteicsts.
At tho present timo wo aro getting in
our Fall Stock of
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ami when the timo comes that you
must think about your FALL SU1T3,
thlnkot the Immense Stock we have to
select from, and como and sco us.
WILLIAMSON
AND-
FOSTER
34, 36 and 38 East King St,
LANCASTER. PA.
UARliWAHK.
IS
KW HAKOWABE STOKE.
9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
dealers IN
BUILDING and CABINET
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
HEATERS,
JtANOES,
PAINTS,
OILS and
GLASS.
House Furnishing Goodd.
all-amdtfw'
THAKt.e u
LCASTKK AMI .IUHWIU.KK.
Cars ran as tollu -.
i '. Inc?tlr !-. U. Depot), at 7, 9, aa.l
11:30 a. HL, and 2. 4, 6 and 8-p. iu.,xrut on
oaturaay. when the last car leaves at ft3f p. u.
.JAVA lflllAVMVtlltk flAVM. .M.tft U ... ,A
a. M., and 1,3, ft and 7 p.m.
vnrn run usuy on p ve um except on 9ub
day.
ftULCMBlA ltKT 11BPOS1T
V ttUAU TIME TABLE.
Trains now run i egularl von tho Columbia
Port Deposit Railroad on rdw following
time:
QimrWABD. STATIONS. KOBTHWABD.
r.it.
A.M.
A.TC. F.M.
Kr 6JB
8M 0-39
8.02 5a
7:45 9rO
7:40 B.-W
7:36 4-98
7:34 4-96
7-X 4M
7:21 4:47
7:10 4-36
7-06 4-33
C-57 4rX
6:41 4:12
6-32 4M
6:20 -8-09
3:41
6:30
6:33
6:42
lOrJO
Columbia....
...Washington...
...Ciefswell....
..8aft Harbor...
.Sbenk's Ferry..
IVquea
..York Furnace..
.....Tuiiiuan
.McCail's Ferry
...rite's Eddy ..
..Fu-ldng Creek..
..Peach itottom..
...Conowingo...
Octorara
Port DeiKKdi..
....IVrr villw....
Kh33
10-39
7 10-JB
7K
11-00
7M
7:12
7:17
1103
1189
11:101
7
7-37
1105
U-S6
7:41 11-30
7-50
8-OB
(CIS
8-3
U-3M
7J0
750
7-W
7-
7:17
7:1ft
P.M.
12-081
7-37
8-00
ttrlu
12:19
12J0
niEADINCiaCOI.U.'HUiA K.B.
ARRANGEMENT orPASSENGEK TKAUIS
MONDAY, MAY 22o, IStT.
NORTHWARD.
A.M.
Quanyrille
Lancaster, King St..
Lancaster............
Columbia.
7-30
.10
0:JB
SOUTHWARD.
TPJLl T.W
Reading.
7-39 1S-8M ftlM ...
Columbia..
9:40
10
83t
8:13
9-39
9:49
8.11
LaaoBBter, King St.
UoarrrvBle
5:49
10:40
9M
xrains counect at iicaumg with trains toaud
irom Philadelphia, PotUvttfe, Harrlsbnnr, Al
lcntowa and New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York.
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti
more. A. M. WILSON. Sapt.
-nCHHHILVANI KAII.KUAD-.HI
X SCHEDULE On and after MONDAY.
JULY 17th, 1882, trains oa tlw Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrivo at and leavo the.
lVincnstar and Philadelphia ilnpntsas follows:
I Levi Ar
LanPhlt
Eastward.
A.M.
A.M
2B
70
loath
ai&ii Express. ..... ....
IMII ulBV... ..........................
llarrbburg Express
York Accommoilatloii arrive
Lancaster Accomodation arrives...
12:44
0-39
8:10
tklO
8-AS
900
Colombia Accommodation..
ll:t.v
P.M.
Frederick Accommodatiou arrives..
Seashore Express
Sunday Mail
Johnstown Express
Day Express
llarrbiburg AccommodaUoa
126
1-03
3-2
T.W.
3:42
2-ao
835
649
B-OS
7-3&
9:45.
&B
U-0
Hanovor Accommoalatloa west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at 10:15,
will run through to Hanover dally, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:40 wUl
run tnrough to Frederick.
ILe. lAr.
Wbbtwakd.
Phll
A.M.
A.V.
8-27
News Kxnress,
4-JO
way raHscnger.
Mall Train. No. 1. via. Mt. Joy,
M
.T7
7:pU
8:i3
9-3S
9-.40
10:14
10-.20
Mail Train, No.2,viaColumbia,Icaves
.Niagara jsxprwM ..:... i
Hanover Accommodation leaves..
a" Bnb ATIO
Frederick Acooinmodutlon leaves.
Ilarrlsburg Accommodation
Lancaster Accommodation leaves.
Columbia Accommodation.........
Ilarrlsburg Express
Western Express
Pacific Express ....
r.w.
I1-0B
1:40
1-90
60f
2U
.....
r.M.
2:14
i-ii
9:40
9:05
11-20
il:l
1-.4&
Harrl-burg Express, west, at 5:40 p. m., has
direct connections (without change of cars) to
Columbia and Yorku
Fast Line, west, on Sanday, when flagged,
will stopatDownlmrtown.Coatesvillo, Parkes
trarg. Mount Joy, EllxabothUiwa and Middle
town. Day Kxpresd, Fast Line, News Express. Mall
Train, No. 1, Western Express and Pacific Ex
press run dailv.
VLOllHNU, VNOKttWXAK, 4tV.
y kThm Auno.
J. K. SMAUNG'S
GRAND OPENING
-OF
Foreign and
Domestic Novelties,
FOR THE
Fall :uul Winter Keasou of 1882.
ONMONDAY.SEPT.il.
A fnrgo and Esiuialto Lino from '
31 RUE VIVIBNNB, PARIS,
IMPORTED DIRECT AN DONLYTOBKHAD
AT
121 NORTH QUEWN STRBMT.
UINf TO THE TBADE.
WE LEAD WHERE OTHERS
FOLLOW.
FAIL TO
L. GANSMMo-BRO,
Til h SQUARE DEALING
CLOTHIEES,
Extend thi-ir Invitation to the public in gen
eral to the now good they are constantly re
ceiving from their work hands. Never before
have wo hod huoIi satisfaction in viewing our
efforts to plaee our house at the head ot the
the trado for
ELEGANTLY MADE CLOTHING AT VERY
LOW PRICES.
While calling attention to the Fall Trade we
must not forget the present. Our great bar
gain sale ot
TBOU3EBS
SHU continues. All-Wool Cassiinere Trousers.
$2.00, 12.99, 3 00. 90, $4.00. Lined and Work
ing Pasts, Tic. wc, $1.00, $125. up to $l.r.
All-Wool Salts, our own make, $8 50, $7.00, $B,w
$10.00, $li00 and $14.00.
ROY'S AND CUtLUREN'S CLOTHING OUK
GREATJiPECIALTY
$1.73,U0O,t2J,tB9,.$4.0, $5.00 and $6.01 aro
the prJccti of soma ot our Children's Suits.
$2.00, $20, 13.09. $3.90. $4.09. $5.0), $6.00, $7.60, $8.00
and $10 00 are the prices ot some of our Box's
Suits.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Is stocked with the choicest line ol goods in'
the piece. We make to order a nice business
Suit for $12 00 or $15.00. a Stylish Dress Suit
for $15.00, $18.00 an1 1 00.
-Looic:it our windows for further refer
ence und pi Ices.
66 and 68 NORTH QUEKN ST.,
i.lghton the Soatkwest Corner of Oraag St.
LANCASTER, PA.
Thawell known and OhespectCIotb-
ins Boom In the City.
A.X. r.ta. r.M.
rr ... 230
7J0 .... S:40
7:40 1-00 3J0
7-39 1:10 3:10
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