LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCEK TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1882.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Illlit ICKGUI.AK COItKrMPONDKWUr!
tveuU Along the Smqueliauna 11u.h of
1 liferent lu and Around ttio llorooglt
Picked Up by the lutolll
pencer'B Reporter
Miss Matilda Keene Las returuetl to her
home in York, Pa., after a pleasant visit
to friends in this lpace.
Messrs. George Lowry and Emanuel
Sprout bavo gone to St. Louis on a visit to
friends.
While Mr. John Hwaitz was attending
market this morning his horse took fright
on Third street and ran off. One wheel of
the wagon was broken off.
Bethel street seems to bo tho favori'n
street for building upon at preset '.
Another new bouse is being erected tlr-i -.
Mr. Wm. Wambaugh has the contra"' or
building it.
Tho lire department was called .it last
evening about 8:20 o'clock by t!i cry of
fire, the sky being lit up by the x.e at
Landisville, reported in another pait of
to-day's paper.
Mr. Dally' ttucccssor.
Mr. Kobcrt E. Williams, of Philadel
phia has been appointed to Jill the vacancy
caused by tho death of the late James II.
Daily, as the Pennsylvania railroad as.
uistant train master and yanl master at
this place. Mr. Williams ha? been sta
tioned hcio previously.
Fall and Kroke tit K.b.
Henry Detwiler, itsiding -.li ..u two
miles from Columbia, fell from .1 ..iatform
in a tobacco shed ycsteiday, wl .le haug
ing tobacco, and broko two lis. Dr.
Livingstone attended the injured man
Celebrating Tliefr Itlilliduy.
To-night will bo celebrated the auuiver
i.:,rv if the organization of tho Woman's
V.'.iik society of St. .lohu's Lutheran
church. The celebration, whish will be
held at the pastor's (Itcv. Yiugliug's) resi
lience, on Locust street, will also be a fes
tival, at which icu ci earn and cakes will
hoheivcd. The public arc cordially in
vited to attend. A pleasant time is
anticipated.
Tho Independents.
Meetings of the Independent Ilepubli
cans of Columbia, will be hold to-night at
the following places, for tho purpose of
electing delegates to the convention which
will be held ' at Ephrata on the JlOtli, ol
September, to nominate a candidate for
the state senatoiship or the Northern dis
trict: First ward, at No. Ill Walnut
street ; Second waid, at 104 Locust Miect;
Thud ward, at Mack's brewery.
S Hirers Klectetl.
At the icgular meeting of Jtivcisiclo
Homo, II. C. (II. P.) of Pa., last evening,
tho following ofliccrs were elected :
Guardian, Sarah Smoker; protector,
Elizabeth Claik ; prophet, Carrie Swartz;
piophetrss Jennie Hippoy; piicst A.
Unset hal ; priestess, Sarah Long : Vr. of
D., LitticA Foinwall;W. of Is1.. Mary
Hahlyloy. The now officers will bo in
stalled next Monday evening.
At tho meeting of Susquchauna lodge.
No. 80, I. O. (). P. last evening, tho I1
lowing ofliccrs were elected : N. G.,
Jacob Tracy ; V. G., Emanuel D. Pry;
Assistaut Sec, 11. rf. Dunbar; tiustccs,
M. S. Shuman, J. W. Steasy and E. A.
Decker. E. A. Decker was also elected
representative to tho grand lodge.
A Villainous Tramp.
John Erbiu was struck on tho. Mile of
tho head yesterday with a si 0110 by a
tramp and' severely injured. Tho lascal
had asked permission to rido on a freight
train on which Mr. Erbiu wis standing,
and receiving as a reply tho answer that
ho bad no authority to grant tho request,
tho fellow becamo abusive and finally
threw the stone. Complaint was niado
bcroro Squire Prank and tho assailant was
soon under arrest. Ho was taken to tho
county jail this morning whero ho will re
side. OlUTUAItY.
Dentil ol Henry Kclgarl.
Ilciiry lteigart, son of tho lato Henry
M. lteigart, formerly postmaster of Lan
caster, dicdatMaquokcta, Jackson county,
Iowa, aged about 5C years. Mr. Kcigart
was a native of Laucaster county. After
receiving a irood education he went into
the mercantile business, first as a olerk in
1 lager's stoic, afterwards as manager at
tho Colehrook iron works, and still
later, about 18TC, went West and
settled at Maqnoketa, wheio ho since
resided. Ho lirst opened a largo
mercantile Iiouso iu that, city and
did a very extensive business. Afterwards
ho went into tho banking business, and
engaged largely in real estate transactions,
having a singlo tract of 2,500 acres, all
under fenco and a good part of it under
cultivation. Ho had acquired a veiy con
siderable fortune and was a man of great
force of character, and possessed
much political iiiluonce, though ho
always declined political office. Ho
was unmarried but leaves two
brothers, Adam aud Christian, and
two sisters. Airs. ur. aiinestocic anu
Miss Kato lleigarfc, of this city. Oao of
his sisters, Mrs. Abraham Broncman, and
two brothers, Emauuel and John II. ltei
gart, arc dead. Ho has many o'her rela
tives and a very wido circle of friends in
in this city.
Luscious Frnlt.
Tho editorial r.taffof the Intelligencer
acknowledge a kind remembranco from
Mrs. Henry M. Geitcr, wife of tho veterau
of the composing room, in tho shape of a
big basket of peaches, grown in her own
garden. They came at an opportune
juncture to sweeten the labors of the
morning, and were attacked by the mature
local and his sportive coadjutors with
a gusto that left no doubt of their appre
ciation of tho gift. They were of delicious
flavor, and after a thorough discussion of
tho merits of tho fruit, a unanimous vote
of thanks was adopted. Mrs. Geiter will
please consider the editorial beaver ele
vated. INDKPKNDENT KKl'DUUCAMS.
A Candidate to bo Nominated Against John
M. Btehman.
In accordance with authority given him
by tho' executive committee of tho Inde
pendent Republican party of Lancaster
county, Capt. John It. Brioker, member of
the state committee for the Northern dis
trict of this county, has notified the In
dependents of the several election districts
of the Northern senatorial district to elect
not less than three nor more than five del
egates to represent them in a convention
to be held at Ephrata on Saturday next,
to nominate a candidate for state senator
from said district.
m
Store Bobbed.
The store of Joseph M. Palton, of New
London, Chester county, was broken into
on last Saturday night and several gold
and silver watches and gold chains stolen.
The robbers distinguished closely between
solid and plated goods, and took gold ex
tension pencils, pens, gold rings, &c. A
reward of $30 is offered for the arrest and
conviction of the thieves, and Chief of Po
lice Deichler, of this city, lias now in his
possession a list and description of tho ar
ticles stolen. Mr. Fulton is a brother of
II. It. Fulton, esq., of this city.
Committed for Court
Abraham Good, of ML Joy, who is
charged by his wife with assault and
battery, surety of the peace and carrying
concealed weapons, has been held for trial
at court by Alderman Barr.
Wm. Bnsser, who is charged with hav
ing stolen a watch from John Stewart at
Zicgler's hotel, this city, on July 29, and
was just arrested yesterday, was hold for
trial at court by Alderman Barr, this afternoon.
Sale of Real Katate.
Jacob Gundaker, auctioneer, sold at tho
Keystone house on Saturday evening for
Loven It. Itoto, administrator of Mary
Burdette, deceased, a one-story frame
dwelling. No. 508 North Mulberry street,
to John Kaue, for $053.00.
Sunday-School Celebration.
The Colerain Baptist Sunday-school
will hold their annual celebration on Sat
urday, the 7th of October, in the grove
connected with the meeting-house. The
school is noted for having grand celebra
tions. UaseDall.
The Iinusides baseball club staited for
York at 10:10, and took a number of
friends with them.
Amusement.
" Jesse Jiuiici." On Friday evening tlie
"picture.-ijuc melodrama und equestrian sen
nation," entitled "Jesse .Tunics, the Bandit
King," founded upon incident-) in the lives ol
the James boys the Missouri outlaws, will be
produced with startling realistic ellccts sit
Fulton opera house, and a faithful representa
tion ot sonic of tho most daring exploits ot
the lanious brigands is promised. A feature
ol tho performance w:ll be the Introduction
ol the outlaw's famous Roan Charger and Bay
Kidder, two Kentucky blue grass thorough
bred horses, formerly owned by the James
boys, and now valued at $2,000.
tSI'EVIAI. XfJTfUEH.
Dc mind it, and take no other iron piepara
tion except ISrown's Iron Kilters. It is th'i
best. For tale at II. 15. Cochran's drug store.
127 North (jut'cn street, Lancaster.
818-1 wd&w
Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence,
Deposits, Gravel, &c., cured by "Buchiipalba."
$1. Depot, John Black.
It In no .lone
To sulf r constant headache, deprvs-ioii ol
Hpirits, longing lor lool an I not being able to
eat when put before you. gnawing pains in
thestouiae'i, !nsslti:d- and a general feeling
ot yuiicneix; but h eapitnl joke to llnil that
Burdock lllood Riltcis remote all these
.symptoms ni.d only costs St. For sal at 11.
It. Cochran s ding store, I'M No tli Queen
strict, I an easter.
Cotour.Lr.-5s and Com. a young girl deeply
regretted thai she was colourless and cold.
Her lace wits ton white, und tier hands and feel
tell as though the blood did not circulate.
Atter one bottle ol Hop Hitters had hern
taken she was the losiestand healthiest girl in
the town, with a vivacity and cheerfulness ol
inlnd gratifying to her lrieuds. sl5 2wd&w
Gi.hsh's Sulphur Soap purities the tkm.
"Hill's Hair and Whisker Dve." 5f cent?.
I'lke's Toothache Drops euro in one minute.
SlS-ludcod&w
II alk's Honey of J lore-hound and Tar il
arrest every ailment of tho lungs, throat, or
chest. Pike's Toothache Drops enre In one
minute. sl-lwlPOt!ftw
How to Securo Mnaltli.
It seems strango that any one will uflcr
from the many derangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when SCO
VILL'SSARSAPARILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or JJLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perloet health to the physical organization. It
indeed u slicngthcning syrup, pleasant to
take, and has proven itself to be Hie best
i:i.O()l PURIFIER ever discovered, effect
nslly curing Scrofnla, Syplilltic disorders,
Weakness ot tho Kidneys, Krysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders mid debility, bil.
lous complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition of the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects indl
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health renewer, tor it ACTS L1K H
A CHAUM, especially when tho complaint is
otun exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor ol the brain and ner
vous system.
liAKKIl'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain iu
man and beast. For iim e.lernally and inter
nally. RED HORSE POWDERS euro all di-eases
ofhor'.e, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry ami all
LiveStoek. A POSITIVE CURE. inay2l-
For sale at II. 15. Cochran's drug store i:;7
North Qnecn strccL
'Hackmutack," a lasting and fi-agraul per
fume. Prieei'i and. Ml cents. For sale at Coch
ran's drug store. 1 .17 North Queen street.
Or rich and poor, if you're not won.
To brush your teeth with SOZODONT.
You'll 0110 day sulmr deep remorse,
For soon they'll crumble iu decay.
And soon you'll cry, ' Oh, lack u-day.
That 1 had never changed my coarse."
s2B-lwileoilftw
A cougi., -oki or oru -inroai. miomii 00
BtopjKMl. Neglect lroiuonuy results in un In
curable) Lung Disease or C.iiiruipiion.
Brown's, i.ronehlal Troches do not disorder
She stomach like cough syrups and balsam-',
but. act directly on the Inflamed parts, allaying
Ii-'italton, give relter iu Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs. Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and PubllcSpeakors arc subject
to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches Irivo been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perlcet satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant Use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at-l-iim-d
wel . .merited r.vnk among the few staple
romedii-s ot tho ug. Sold at 2T, cent a box
overvwhmv. mv-lvdTTInVF&ivw
Dr. C. W. lienson or IJalflmore. Md., pre
pares a skin cure that Is the best thing for skin
diseases ever known. It cures cczeini, tettf-r,
ring worm and all rough and sealy skin dis
eases in the shortest time. Sold by nil drug
gists at $1 per package. slS-lwd&w
"How do yon manage," said a lady to her
friend, " to appear so happy all the time ?" " I
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic handy,"
was the reply, ami thus keep myself and
family in good health and spirits. See adv.
sl-lmdeod&oow
Liquid Gold.
Daniel Plank, ot Brooklyn, Tioga Co., To.,
describes ir thus : '-I rode thirty miles for a
bottle of Thomas' EclectrlcOlI. which effected
tho wonderful cam ot nerooked limb in six ap
plications ; It. proved worth more than gold to
me." For sale at II. IS. Cochran's drug store
1ST North ijueen street. Lancaster.
Isroirn-H tiotuetioid 1'anaona
Is the most otleclive Pain Destroyer lu
the world. Will most surely quicken tho
blood, whether taken Internally or applied
oxternally,and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acnto, than any other
pain alleviator, and it Is warranted double the
strength ot .my similar preparation. It cures
pain in the Side. Back or Kowols. 8010 Throat,
Uheumatism and all aches, and is THE
GREAT liELIEVEli OF PAIN. "ISbowh'S
Household Panacea" should be In every
family. A leaspoonful or the Panacea In a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened H preferred J,
taken at bed time will break up a cold. " cts
a bottle, fobll-lv!M.WAS&w
A kasal ik.iec.toi: lrco wttti ckicIi bottle ol
Shllol.'s Catarrh Kcinedy. Price 50 cents. For
sale at Cochran's drug si ore, 1S7 North Queen
street
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis Im
mediately relieved by fchlloh's Cure. For side
ntCochnuradrng store. 137 North Queen at.
niyl lwdcow&w
JiEATUf.
McAIahom. in this city, on the 25th inst..
Annie R., daughter ot liernard and Rrldgct
McHahon, iu the 29th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family :uo
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence ot her parents, No. 14
South Mary street, on Thursday morning at
Si o'clock. High mass at St. Mary's church.
Int jriucnt at St. Mary's cemetery, 2U1
Ai.nnianT.-ln this city, September 25, 1882,
George Albright, in the tiGth year of Ills age.
The relatives and iriends of tho family
arc respectfully Invited to attend the lunerat,
irom the residence of his son, John Al
bright, No. 31C South Duke street, on Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Iu torment at
Woodward riillccmctery. s23-2W
Ettinceil In Harrisbunr. 011 the 2.UI1 Inst..
James A. Ettiuger, son of the late William J.
Ettingcr, in the 18th year of Ins age.
Tho relatives and friends ot the family arc
respectfully Invited to attend the lnncral
from the Pennsylvania railroad depot, on ar
rival ol the 9 o'clock train, Wednesday morn
ing, the 27th insL, lo proceed lo Si. Mary's
Catholic ccmotcrv. 1M
HEW AltVERTlNEMENTg.
QNtDJKASS, MIIUKAV CO.
DRfiSS CLOTHS.
A VKliV IMPORTANT item in our stock. It is a department in Itself- Every stsmlard
"ood make orelotlw iu the leading new ami fashionable shai.'esare represented lu tho dil
rercnt nuajities and widths. Tiierenreamongtliciii colors thatare exclusively our own and
cannot be had el-ewhere. The different effects and shadings ot tine Imported plain Cloths
lien-". Diagonals and Tricotcs have just been opened and are ready for examination, lou
may gel lost in the enormous variety anddifferent kinds of thesecloths: but the place to
buy Is where you can see all and make comparisons under strong Ughts, tuch as we nave.
Fall Wraps.
FOKLADIKS' FALL
WKAPS AND UEDINGOTES.
and Mixtures, and some beautiful new
Seal Skin Cloths.
SEAL SKIN CLOTHS AND PLUSHES. Tie season is yet a little early for thc;c goods,
nevertheless-, our entire stock lor the season is now in store. Early bu era wfl . certain
ly have the opportunity of seeing ami examining the largest line pf them ever landed in
Philadelphia: Our importations lwve been so large that we have been obliged to supply
uddl'Ional spare lor them. They will be very extensively used lor Coats, Dolmans, Cos
tumes and Trimmings. We have all colors and qualities.
Boys' Cassimeres.
BOYS' CASSIMEKES AND SUITINGS. For school, lor every day, for piny and for
ilress ; strong fabrics for hard wear ; double and twist goods at low pilces ; liner goods
fiom ;.re. per 3 aid up for better and dress suits.
Gentlemen's Wear. , , t , ,
GENTLEMEN'S SUITINGS AND TUOUSEUINGS. TJio Jfenb p.arUncBt" Is ;very
largely hoiked with loreign labi ics-il nc coatings, suitings, pantaloon goofls ot thelatest
and newest effects : fall and winter kerseys anil patent beaver overcoatings, etc.; English
Scotch and line American c'oths, lor business suits ; black clothsand ekutiiiucstor even
in" and dress suits; line neat-figured black cloths, for clergymen's suits ; brown, olive,
citron, giecn, drab and other shades, lor Friends' wear.
Corduroys, &c.
COUDUKOYS, MOLESKINS AND BEAVKIITEENS. All our Corduroys aro washed be
loie leaving England and arc; irro Horn the disagieeable odor usually attichct to these
goods. For Engineers. Miners, Gunners. Bicycle Kideis.- and Jloi-ineu's. Suits and
Trouscrj. Trices low. ; f ( i
Tailors' Trimmings.
ITALIAN CLOTHS.Sergcs, Sleeve Linings, Canvas Silesins-. Pocket Drills', llalr Cloth
Vest Paddings, Ae , by tin- yard or piece.
Mail Orders,
Our " SAMPLE'' ,tnl " MAIL ORDER " ItepnUmenti afford sjueinl facilities for
out of-totrn biiyeix. . .
SNODGRASS, MURRAY1 CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE,
Market and Ninth
MEMJ1VJ.L.
rAi:K!:ir.s iiN(ii:i; roMt:.
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Invigorates without in! oxic-iting, cuies disorders ot the bowels, stomach, liver, kldni-j-s and
lun-'- and is the gieatc-t stienglli K-storer and blood puiitler. and tho BEST AND t-UltEST
com: It MEDICINE l-.Vi:it UoKD. Ifyou urn sulleriiig from Female Complaints. Nervous
ness. Uheumatism, Dyspepsia, or any disease, use the TON 1C to-daj'. IOO DOLL.A10 paid lor
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D AP 'J y l '0 U 1 U A I V A M hatiblies tlie most fastidious as 11 jiertect Hair Restorer und
rAhUliKo llAln bilLoillfl Dressing. Wie. and $1 Sizes. lUSCOXACO., New York,
mayl-eo.l&eow , ' f" ,
A' ft M' A It VEU Tl PMESTH.
VT-rvNTiN, KMo.:i:A-ts :
The members ol the Kouitli Waid Palti
so:f Club will ineet this (TUESDAY) evening
at Rothwetler's Hall ai.s . m., sharp. Ibl
i"At:K.sis i:mtkkta i nsi icnt.
t OR THE BENEPITOF
POST 84, G. A. R. CHARITY FUND,
At Temperance Hill. East O.-ang.-Street, to
morrow (WEDNESDAY) eening. Doors
open at 75 o'clock.
POST 84, G. A. R. CHARITY FUND,
tickets - - - III CKMTfl
tvi'i-y tiekei. aieouipanied I'Vit package, is
ntltleil toaehiiK-e lor one ol lour valuable
rizes. 1UI
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KGANS.Kll Ul.
The Old American Fire insurance Com
pany of Pliiladephia.
ASSETS : One Million, Six Kundred
and Tbirty-threo Thousand
Five Hundred and Eiffhty
four Dollars aud Eighty
eight cunts.
All Invested iu Safe and Solid Securities
Company Consi'ivativrly Managed.
JSS-For insurance! apply to
RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
19 EAST KING STREET.
ju't .'mdTiiTh&S
J.MM'.KS.Slll-.NCf. WITH AU.MIIUEKN
conveniences, and LAliGE TOIIACCO
WAUEIMlUSEat Pulillc Pale. On TUESDAY
EVENING, SEPT. ili. ISvJ, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Keystone Honio (Honing ft
Amnions'). 011 North Queen btreet, l-anc-osler
Pa., the following described U'tl s-lule, wor
thy the attention ot business men and capi
talists, to wit:
All that valuable lot or piece of ground, sit
uated on tho cast side o! North Queen street,
with a frontage "1 :U lee! '-1-1 im lies, and ex
tends ot that width thioiigh lo Christian
street 21". leel. and being No. :K7 North Queen
stieet. Tlie Improvements thereen erected
are a lai ; l -storv slated 15i iek DV ELLING
HOUSE,-S.::oicct,w it hatwo-stoiy slated brick
extension, 41 feet long, containing 13 room-',
bath room, hall, good dry cellar, gas tlnough
the building and papered; range, hot anil coid
water on both lloois aud sewer connections.
Molding on Christian street is erected a large
and commodious TOBACCO WAUEHOUfrE,3i
xlOileel: capacirv 3,(XX cases, waltn 2.1 Incites
thlck.both stories finished and lined with pine ;
cngincaud boiler tor heating and hoisting pur
poses ; gas, water and sewer connections.
This warehouse; i one of the most substan
tial in the city, being built of good, heavy ma
terial and the best workmanship.
There is also a variety ol lino fruit on tho
premises, and the location being near the
market and stores mattes it very desirable lor
a private residence.
Possession, It desired, will be given imme
diately of the wuiciiousc, and on November
1st next of the dwelling.
Pel sons wishing to te.; the premises, or
desiring IniUier information, will call on the
owner residing on flic premises, or on Rife &
Kuutlman, 1! East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
bale lo commence at V,i o'clock, p. 111.
Terms will be made known by
JAiJOli K. SHIRK.
sil-tsdRSM&Tii
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7ILI.1AMSON FOSTKR.
MOVING DAY.
Soino people that came to tee us last Mon
day, might liuvc thought it was moving day,
lor it s-eciiied very much like it ; but we were
only chancing a part of our immense stock
around, bringing the N E W
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter Wear
nnu-n from the Examimr Room to our Sales
room and faking the Llgh Underwear up
stairs, and filling our shelves with seasonable
goods. W hen you ai e ready to make a change
in your
CLOTHING
Donotforgetthatourstoekls at leist worth
looking at. and atler you have. Keen what we
have you w ill be better prcparul to buy.
WE HAVE A
Special AQ-f ool Suit for Hen
That we sell tor $lil,nnd a gentleman in Hie
business told us to-day he never saw so good a
suit lor the money. Then we have suits lor
all prices below that as well as belter ones.
ISutto know a tiling you ought to see it, and
that Is J 11st what we want you to do with our
Clothing cither for Chlldien, Boys or Men.
SEE IT.
WILLIAMSON
AND
POSTER.
34, 36 and 38 East King St,
LANCASTER. PA.
Area link or louil.i.akd's
Chewing Xobat-coa. Rebecca only. 10 cts.
nor plug nt HARTMAN'S YEI.l.OW RONT
CIGAR STORE.
21 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Tho spring was long and cold.
JUll
elleets, adapted especially for Kedingotes,
Streets, Philadelphia,
sI5-3mdftw
10111KI in 1L. &enn lor cireuiar.
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JfE W Alt VEUT1H EMENTS.
WANTKD-A GIKT. TO 1M KITCHEN
work. Apply at the
It LEOPAItD .'HOTEL.
STOGIES, STOGIES. llT'XSrtUlitl Tl
gies. $l.-i per hundred at
HAUTMANS YELLOW FKONT CIGAU
STOKE.
WAHrKU.-TWO -VOONti gikxsdvamt
situations ns dlning.robm glrLs jor cham
bermaids : hotel or boarding house preferred.
Apply at this oflice. ltd
MUSIC LESSONS MISS MAICX DAKCB
Elt respectfully announces to the pub
lic that nlieis prepared to give Instructions in
music on the Piano or Organ, at her residence.
No. 219 East Chestnut street, lAiicaster, or
private, if desired. Thankful for past favors,
she solicits a continuance. ltd
CIUAKaC.KNCY WANTKD.
A party who lias one of the liucst locations
in liosion, and who has facilities lor disposing
of a large number of cheap cigars, lsde-drous
of seeming tlie agency lor some good Penn
sylvania cigar factory. Good reference can be
given.
Address, W. II. T.,
. 4 City Hall Avenue,
si'i-lwd Rosfon, Mass.
1?IITCV IIIILLAKS KKU'AKD.
HOUSE AND KUGGV STOLEN. A bay
horse, l hands- high, thin In llesh, a little
white on left hind toot, and roached-backed,
was stolen from tho subscriber on, Wednes
day. Also a wagon with leather ton, built by
Altick & Son, and a set 'ot nickel-mounted
harness. Tlie above reward will be paid for
the capture ot the thiet and return of the
property. CYRUS II. COLVIN.
s22-tfd Lancaster.JPa.
RUKUI1I ATJSSl CUKKl).
Sufficient evidence can bo furnished in
Lancaster to convince you that the Electrical
Treatment is a sure cure for Uheumatism and
all patulul uml nervous diseases. DR.RUU
RAiiEll makes it a specialty. Ofiice,247 West
King stoectXancasterPa.'- aSMimHtw
KOrogALS WILL iUE KEVElTBU AT
the mayor's oftlco uhtll THURSDAY
EVENING at 8 p. 111., for as much Hard l'ca
Coal. No. 1 size, as may be required at the
City Water Works up to April 1, 18S5. The
coal to be thoroughly screened and of good
quality; it not, it will have to lie taken back
at tlie expense ot the party furnishing the
same. JOHN T. MacGONIGLE,
It Mayor.
1IISSKL. & SUULIUA-KIC,
COAL DEALERS.
Will deliver tho different kinds ol COAL
used in this city in quantities to suit pur
chasers. Ofllee : No. 22 EAST KING STREET.
sH-ltd
PUm.IC SALE. ON FRIDAY, UCTOUKK
IS, 1882, by order ot tlie Orphans' Court ot
Lancaster county, tho, undersigned adminis
trator ot the cst-ito ot Sarftlil I-urcl, deceased,
will sell at "public sale, at the Hiestcr House,
In flic c ty ot Lancaster, the following de
scribed valuable city property, viz :
All that certain one-story 15U1CK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece of ground ap
purtenant thereto, situated In tlie Sixth ward,
Lancaster city, on tho north side ot Lemon
street, cost ot North Duke street; containing
In front on said Lemon street 27 tect, more or
less, and extending in depth of that width
(it feet, tour and one half inches. Rounded
on the south by Lemon street aforesaid ; on
the east by Cherry alley, and on the north
and west by property ot John Keller.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock p. m.
Terms Approved security to be given for
the payment ot the purchase money on April
1, 18SJ. JOHN FRANCISCUS, ,
Administiator of the Estate of Sarah Ford,
Deceased.
IlKNRV SllUBEUT, AuCt. Sl8 CCKltSd .
PtUKLIU SALK OP TALVABLE V1TX
i RfcSIDENCE: On TUESDAY. OCTOIJER
10, 188J, wilt lie sold at PabUoSMe, at the Lcop-
aru hoki, case mng avrecE, ijuiicaeicr laoy.
Pa., uie'lollowingvatunblircity property, to
wit :
A lot of ground, on which are erected a
large tin ec-story BRICK RESIDENCE AND
STABLE, on the southeast corner ot Orange
and Lime streets ; tlie building contains in all
twenty good sized rooms ; also Rath Room,
three good dry cellars, aim Is arranged with
all the modern conveniences, walled-in fur
nace, hot and cold water, sewer connections,
etc. It is one or the best. built houses in the
city, well arranged with closets, etc., and in
the bestef order and repilr ; there is also a
good Wash House, Bake Oven, Smoke House.
WoodiHouse, .Large Cistern; etc. Tlie, lot
ftontstrfec on 5Litn6 etreat'and 100 fot on
Orange Btreet.-feavinff tv-'oeaatiful, side Jrd
on Lime street 47 fee wide, which is well
lllled with choice Fruit Trees, Urnne Vines,
etc.
In addition to this lot, and conected witb it
by a live and one-halt toot wide alley, is
another lot fronting on Grant street, twenty
six nnd one-quarter feet wide, and extending
northward one hundred and lorty and two
third feet, on which is erected a large and sub
stantial BRICK STABLE, Carriage House and
Shedding attached.
$3,000 ot the purchase money may remain In
the property lor a term of years, It desired.
Sale to commence at 7:30 o'clock p. m.t Ion
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by .
JOHN R. DIFFENBACH.
II S Hubert, Anct. sept3,12,19,26Oct3,10d
JjIUUOKH, mo.
So. 43 north (JaeM nreet,'I.aeter, P.
Tho very best and finest qualities of Foreign
and DomesUc WINES and LIQUORS, Con.
stantly lor Bale at wholesale and retail.
Straight Old Rye Whisky of the distillation
of 1875. Pure unadulterated custom House
Rrundy, warranted ol tlie vintage ol law.
Kept especially lor medicinal purposes. Bure
Old Holland Gin, and other Whiskies, Rran
dfes and Wines lo suit tho trade. :
teb3-lyd HOUSEAL ft GO.
1 'r t A
D
OKT rtlKtlET THE GENUINK OLD
Stock Connecticut Cigars, 11 ior 23 cuj, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE. i
THIED EDITIOJJ.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 26, 1882.
WHISPERED BY WIRE.
TUt AFTERNOON T1SI.EGKAPIIII: Nr.WS
MeaUng or the Stalwart State committee In
Mew Tork Hall-Brccds to tbe Rear.
t Oiling Up Uie Macbine.
New York, Sept. 26. The Republican
state committee met to-day in tbe Fifth
Avenue hotel. Tho corridors of tho build
ing were thronged with politicians. The
committee met to organize and to set
properly and speedily iu motion too ma
chipery of the coming campaign.
Tha members of tho committee are de
cidedly administration meD, the half
breeds' strength being variously estimated
at from 10 to 13 members out of the 33.
The general typo of conversation in regard
to the result of the election is of a san
guine nature.
The committeo went into session at 12:30,
and it is thought that either B. Piatt Car
penter, General Geo. H. Sharpo, of Ulster
county, or John 51. Davy, of Rochester,
will be chosen chairman.
TUE KHEDIVE'S RECEPTION.
A Festive Time of lc at the tihczlrch Palace
Cairo, Sept 26. The khedive yesterday
evening drove for an hour throuuh the
illuminated streets and was well received .
Cairo, Sept. 20. A. grand rccoption
was hold at the Giiczireh palaco today by
the khedive. Nearly a thousaud repres
entatives of different villages wore present.
The khedive refused to receive mauy im
plicated pachas ard buys who came to
prolcss loyalty, aud warned tbe U Ieina3
and other high personages that they would
bo severely punished if thoy relapsed
into disloyalty. The prinuip.il IUiti-h
officers with their stalls went present.
iGen. Wt-lseley, however, was indisposed
add unable to bo present. The ceremony
of presentation to tho general of the dec
oration by the khedivo did not take place.
the okkat storm.
Further Damage Around I'lalniield.
Piainfielu, N. J., Sep!. 26. There
was a slight raise in the streams here last
night, and although thoy have fallen a few
inches this morning, they yet remain an
high as on Monday u.orning, and rain still
falls at intervals. Further damages re
ported are ; Seclye's paper mills. Scutch
Plaius, $10,000 ; Harper, IToilingworth &
Daily, fur manufacturers, wmo p'aea,
$2,500 ; bridges and other r.iails in F.iii
wood township, $10,000. Tho Pennsylva
nia trains were withdrawn from tho Cen
tral railroad this morning, and now run
over their own tracks.
l'HILAUKLFUIA PRIMARIES.
The Democratic legislative Koinluntlons.
Philadelphia, Sept 20. Tho Demo
cratic nominees for tho Assembly arc as
follows :
First district Bryan O'Hrien and Geo.
W. Gibbons.
Second district Patrick O'Neil and
Wm. IIussc.
Third district Win. J. Carbeny.
Fourth district John Donahue.
Fifth district Chas. M Doylo.
Sixth district Hugh . Mackiu.
Ninth district Upton II. White.
Eleventh district Albert Crawford.
Thirteenth district Wilson Kerr.
Fourteenth district W. Rickctts.
Died From Katlug Toailntool-t.
Norristown, Pa., Sept. 26. Charles
Epright, tho farm hand, employed by Geo.
Zimmerman, and who, together with tho
entire family, was poisoned by eating
toadstools, died as the family homo at
Centre Square, this county, last night.
William TJaker, another of tho hired men
who was poisencd at tho same time, ditd
ou Suuday.
Burned to Death in Sight of Ills Family.
Chicago, Sept. 26. In tho town
of Lake, yesterday, a barn aud
match factory owned by Anton Kiei
gcr caught fire. Kreigcr in rescuing
his horse was cither kicked by tho animal
or overcome by the Bmokoand was burned
to death. His death struggles wcic wit
nessed by his wife aud family of six: chil
dren. Altsilouurlca Under Arrest.
Calcutta, Sept. 26. Three members
of the Salvation army, who recently ar
rived here have been arrested in order to
prevent a riot, which was iminent. Only
one of the contingent which arrived hero
a short time ago is now at liberty.
An Knglno Explode With Fatal ICHVict.
Galveston, Tex., Sept. 26. A special
from Cuero, says tho engine attached to a
pile driver at Iudianola blew up yesterday
badly scalding John Casey and Frederick
Monticr. Casey died soon afterward.
Tlio tlregoii Deadlock
Salem, Oragon, Sepfc. 26. Tho ballot
for Uuiled States senator vcsteiday ic
sultcd : Mitchell, 41 ; Prim, 30; Johnson.
16 ; scatteriug IS. Six Democrats voted
with the Mitchel man. A second ballot
was taken with the same result.. Adjourn
ed until to-day.
A Counterfeiter Caught.
Washington, Sept. 26. David Wilson
was arrested in Denver, yesterday by se
cret service detectives, lor passing coun
terfeit $50 bills. Ho will bo taken to Kan
sas city, whcie tho olfetibii was commit
ted. A Harnsourg Mau'ii sii'ioklu;: Oo.itli.
Boudentown, N. J., Sept. 23. Pa
trick Dougherty, of Ilarrisburg, Pa., was
struck by a train last night near Burh Is
lington, aud wan instantly killed. His
body was terribly mangled.
Acquitted of Murder.
Petersburg, Va., Sept. 26 Knowledge
Clarke, Gus Wilking, Davis Clarko aud
Harry Hyman, (colored), have been ac
quitted of the murder of Henry Johnson,
who was killed at Scotland Neck, N. C.
.
An Exaggerated Report.
New York, Sept. 26. The report of a
railroad accident at East Newark at mid
night iu this morning papers is greatly ex
aggerated. None of the passengere wore
hurt.
Fire In Connecticut.
New HAVENSept. 26. Maltby, Steven's
& Curtis's plate and cocoannt waro factory
at Binmingham burned this morning. One
hundred mon arc thrown out of employ
ment. The total loss on the building, stock and
machinery is $150,000; insurance, $58,000.
Killed by a Bursting Wbeol.
Fall River, Mass., Sept. 20. A driv
ing wheel of tho American linen mill burst
this morning instantly killing John Bar
nard and injuring two other men.
Clark to be Tried.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2C Ex-Masonic
Grand Tyler H. 6. Clark and Librarian
William Shinn came before Magistrate
Pole this morning for his decision on tbe
charge of conspiracy to libel Nathan W.
Shivo and Mrs. Edna Jordan. The mag
istrate concluded to discharge Shinn and
held Clark to bail for trial.
Tbe Star Route Bribery.
Washington, Sept. 20. District Attor
ney Corkhill and his assistant were to-day
employed in taking testimony as to the
clleged attempt to corrupt tho Star Route
jury. The proceedings are private.
KACINf IM KSQLAND.
American Monies Left lleblad.
London. Sept. 29. Dutch 0?en won
tho fourth Great Foal stakes at New
Market to day. The raco for tho first
IS urscry stakes tor two-year old was won
by Sir J. D. Ast ley's Saucy Boy, with In
constant second and Petticoat third. Ton
horses ran, including Mr. P. Lorril lard's
bay colt Massasoit.
The race for the Hopeful stakes for two -joar-olds
was won by Beau Brumme),
Mac Heath was second and Export third.
Seven started, including Mr. P. Lorillard's
Wcnonah aud Mr. J. R. Kcene's Crown
Point
Montgomery County Republicans.
Norristown, Pa., Sept. 26. The Re
publican convention of Montgomery coun
ty, this morning nominated Charles a.
Steinson for president judge. William B.
Rambo for senator and Harry R. Brown,
Richard Marnley. Frank Hone ton, Eze
kiel Shoemaker and John M. Cummings,
for the Assembly all on the first ballot.
Death of an Ex-County Treasurer.
Pottstown, Pa., Sept. 26. R. B.
Longakcr. ex-treasurer of Montgomery
comity, died hero of dropsy this morning
Ffgnttng the Fever.
Washington, Sept. 26. Dispatches to
tho Burgeon gcneralof marine hospital.'ser
vice from Brownsville and Corpus Christi,
Texas, this morning, report the comple
tion of tho new river cordon.
WKAXIIEK 1M11CATINS.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 26. For the
New England, Middle and South Atlantic
states partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
with tain, northeasterly winds, stationary
or lower barometer and temperature.
Naw Xui:. Sept. a; FlourMate and
Western dull and hriivy ; in Instance a sh.ide
lower; Southern dull and unchai'K1 '
Wheat 3?vie lower, lnavy and Tin-e l ! :
active e-peculativu t.-a-iintc; No. i - !ili ,
fi 12': No. i Red, Sept.. $1 (w ; do "et.,
l C'iail c.;4 ; do Nov.,$l 07J4I OTi-j : do Dec,
$1 0S)iiil 0U ; do year. 1 ai:81 OC; do Jan.,
ii 10S1 1075 ; do Feb., 1 VAl llj.
Corn t(6yxc lower and unsettled : morn
active; mixed western spot, 677-'c;do
lutures, .WaTlc.
().usii?ic lower: No. 2 Oct.. 38!4fii33ic:
iioNov., 3?39jc; do Dec, 40Jc; State, 40
tf 2c ; Western 35f50c.
enilatlelpnia Market.
i,uw.Ai,k.'J,M!A. Sept. 26. Flour ste.idy
.Miiiurtliic. $2 Togo 00: Extra, $3 "i'dl; Penna
Family. t 7."a-5 12.
(lye Hour at ft -".
Wheat dull and weak ; No. 2 Western Red,
$10I: Del.audP.i Red.SWSl 05; Lun-berry
ami Amber at $1 I0fi$t 12.
Com dull nnd lower ; Steamer, 72c ; Yellow,
7e ; mixed, 71c: No. : Mixed, 717lMc.
Oats quiet and easier ; No. 1 White, 415315c;
No. 2110 4.10; No. 3do40e: No. 2 Mixed. ::.c
tye at 7072c, as to quality.
Provisions firm, good jobbing demand.
bard Iiriii.
Rutter steady, with Rood demand; Creamery
Kxtru, 3132c ; lo good to cholci-, -730c.
EKn" firmer and in good demand; IVr.n'a,
27c ; Western. 2tic
Cheese Chnico '.vmiteit, low jjiiides dull.
Petroleum firm : Ifeflned, 7c
Whisky at $1 22.
lirj.ui nu friivmiiiu juotutwHB.
noo'ctocri uuotJittontiol t;r.itn and pi-ovh-!i
.., rurnl-hcM by 8. K. Yundt. Broker, 15S
a. .st ftlnfj street.
Sept. CC.
Cbtcaco.
Wheat corn Oats Pork Lard
Oct 02 MK 21.25 1250
Nov. 92 JXHi Z0) 20.72-i 12.2(1
Veir 'JV .53 18.75 1135
Pblladelptala.
Sept l.Oi'4 .70 .43 .... ....
Oct IJUHyi .69 .43
Nov 1.07i .50 .43
Cattle Market.
l'liiLADBLPiiiA. Sept. 25. Cattle market ac
tive. ; sales, 3,500 head ; primo 77c ; good
ut C6c; medium at 55c; cournon at
4f? tc : fat cows, 8484J4C
Micep in nctlve demand : sales, 14,000 head ;
prime, 5c; good fV5Jc ; medium. 4
Sbc ; fail, 44c; common, 3$i3)c: veal
calves, 7iQ!k: ; York state calves, 4Q4)u ;
Chester county lambs, U7c; Western
lambs, 5737c.
Hogs in good demand : sales. 3,300 head ;
prime, VOidUe ; good. Vl'i'dH'lKc ; medium,
I H; 12c ; I ight mixed, 111 l&e.
Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 7,0tt head; ship-in.-iitH.
3.0UU head; dcmiinil brisk; market
strong uml fully rc higher ; common to good
mixed, 7 0iS4O ; heavy, $S 4 j'J 10 ; light, $7 05
SoO; skips, 572W.
Cattle Receipts. S.ros head: shipments,
1,5(10 head ; market slow: values steady; ex
ports, $8 507 : good to choice shipping, $5 50
j( 30 ; common to fair, llfJS 25 : butchers'
fairly active and weak a: l 303 'JO ; stockern
and feeders strong at $3 lllflflt 50; r.inge.Si
10c lower; Texun-, : 501 10; Americans
and half-breeds, t4J5.
.Sheep-Receipts, 2100; shipments, 1,70-J head ;
moderately active und steady: poor to fair.
$:3(S; medium to good, $3 854 40 ; choice to
extra, J I 504 85. Rritish cable advices to the
Journal snow no change In prices this week
from last. Tlie current prices, estimated
dead weight, aro : Good to choice American
cattle, l4i;.c ; sheep, 15Q9c.
East Lhuuitv Cattle Kcceipls. 2,737 Iiead ;
market very dull aud prices 2350c otr from
llLSt VCL'k'l)
Hogs Receipts, 3,200 head ; market excited:
Philudelphios, 9 9 25 ; ISaltlmorcs, S B.j
8tC5 YoiKers,$810g8 CO; gnusscrs, t7 5038.
Sheep Reeelpts, 7,0tt) fuad ; market llrm
and prices a shade higher than lost week's.
m
l'blladclunia cattle Market.
Monday, Sept. 25. The arrivals ot livestock
at. the vaiions l'lilladclpbia stock yards wero:
For the week: Reeves, 3,500 lieail ; sheep.
13,0ilii hcaul ; liorr-1. K.30O heuil. I'revions we.ek :
Reeves, 4 501 head ; slKcp, 11,00) head; hogs.
3,5IK( hc.ld.
Beef Cattle The liht. arrivals hid a good
etfect upon ihu market, as utoek sold more
readily than lor some t.mo past. Although
prices were no higher the quality of tin cattle
wits better.
Wc quote as follows :
Extra. 7r&7ic; Good, 64JG.&C; Medium,
."VBtc : Common, l4:Jic ; fat cow, :K84Jc.
MUch Cows were ucttveutf.'loa'Ji, with s.iles
of cttra graded as high as $S0.
'-hecp wen- in good demand and Mm market
wasbnk even loi stock ewes, although tho
increased arrivals kept prices down to the
last ciuotations. Lambs and calves were also
active and except tor Western lambs prices
were firm.
Wc quote as follows:
Extra 5Xc; good, 65c; medium, 4
hd:ai!! lulr. 4Sii tic: common, 'ifi'iiicz lambs.
i -hester county, r7Hc; Western lambs. 4fi7;
York slate calves. IS44c; veal calves, 7K'-'c-
Hogs were active and prices wcres steady.
Wc quote at louows:
Extra, liMc; Good. 12K12t: me.I.111.1,
llil2c ; light mixed, llli;ij.
SALKS OF DBEVES AT TUB WEST PHlLAOKtPHIA
STOCK TAKD8.
Martin, Fuller ft Co., 172 Western, 5Ji6J-c;
t-8 Texnns, 5c.
Kopcr Maynes, 250 Western, 37c.
KflTcxans, 4-Ti5i5c.
A. .t .1. Cliristy, 4H0 West Virginia. ii&T4c.
II. K. McFIIIen, 100 Weolcrn and West Va.. 5JJ
c.
James Ciemson, 22 Virginia, 5J$fic.
M. Ulnian-22fi West Va., account Lehman ft
Pepper, C37Uc ; ! West Va, aect.,
.1. G. Uuer, ay2)4C ; 18 Western,
ucc'l of L. Senseiilg, 4c.
G. Schamberg ft Co.. 180 Western, anil W. Va.
and Tcxans, 47c
Schamberg ft Paul, 17 Western, W. Va. and
Toxans, TiC
Lnwcnstcinft Adier.aii Western, Tcxa-sand
W. Va., iV4c.
Daniel Murphy, 121 Western, and West Va.,
587c.
II. Chain, Jr., 05 Western Va., 4Ji&c.
John McAnlle. 200 West Va. 5i7c.
L. Horn, SI West Va., and Chester co , 4
5Vc.
Owen . Smith-SO Texuns, 4!7;ft5 West Va.,
acc't Vim metio A Chambins, l97c;
18 west va., acc't it s. lionmu, vt
7c; 10 Western, acc't It. Hayes,
4!i7c.
Rachman ft Levi, 120 W. Va. 4ffic.
Daniel Smyth ' liro., 15C Western and W. Va.,
Dennis Smyth, 60 West Va, and Western, 5Q
. c.
Abo Osthclm, 55 West Va,, 636c.
r. Hcheetz, 40 Western, 5SGc
Lowcnsteln ft Hetlbron, 65 Texans, 5S)5c
II. Chain, 30 Wejt Va. mixed, 3J5c.
James Aull, CO Western and West Va., 3K9
6kc
James Enstlce. 40 Western Pa,, 55Jic.
M. Levi, 75 Western and Penn'a., 5a6c.
P. Hathaway, 10 Western Penn'a., 35c.
naassKO xsatb.
Dressed Beeves were fairly activcand closed
at 7HWc., tho former rate lor low Texan
and cows.
BALES LAST WWOC.
Thos. Bradley. ISO head at saioa
C. S. Dcnglcr. 102 head, 7XQ-PiP-A.
A.BoswellH0do. at4ioc.
W. H. Brown 143 do. at TXiWXc.
J. P. Lowdcn, 40 do at 8Sloc. t
Harlan ft Bro., 100 do at WQ&Ac
Dressed sheep wero active.
Samuel Stewart sold 810 head at 7S9c.and
112 head of dressed lambs at IWJllc.
StMk
M.w Vfirlr lhll.ilAlnti1a m4 V mj t w
also United states Bonds repotted daily by
Jacob k. l.owo. 4 North Queen street.
Sept. 27.
MM 10 30.
a. H. r. w. r.w.
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N V I ..I.-.. Krii . Wratnrn
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New Jersey Central - .......
New York, Ontario W.......
St. Paul, SI. A Omulut
Pacific Mall
Rochester ft Pittsburgh
Wabash. -.. .. "uls Pacific...
Western Union Tel. Co
Pennsylvania Central
Philadelphia UmuIUuj.
Northern PactncCom
? " Preferred....
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19 TOC
27J 87?i
5l 3i5k
K 44
nuutuo ruts, a west
Par lMl
val. sale
.KM tl05
. loo 1073
. 100 1
. IOC lfl)
. 100 lltt
. 100 112
. 100 102
. 100 lOiSO
Lanc-CUy per ct. Loan, due luss..
" 1885..
" Utt...
Sperct. n lor 30 years.
& per ct. School Loan...
" 4 " In I or 91 years..
" 4 " In 5nr20vears..
" 6 " inl0or2uycars
. too vsa.
aiuineim Dorongnionn.. ......
100 102
BASKerroexs.
Pint National Bank 10O
Fanners' N-ittoniil Rank 50
Fulton National Rank KM
Lancaster County National Ifcuik.. 50
Columbia National Ifank 100
Kphrut.i National Rank !
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National it-ink, Suasbiirg.... 100
First National Uuuk, Marietta 100
First Niitlon.il itank. Mouut Jo.. 100
UtllK NutloiiHl Hank ."... mi
Miuibeiai National Hunk . IW
Hnlon National Uiuk. Uoant Joy. r.o
New Holland National Rank KM
305
110.25
13
in:
150
142
141.30
l34.t
200
145.71.
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7(r
137
mscwLAmocB btocu.
Qunrryrllle R. It $ so f&S
Ulllersvlllo Street Car ao V,M
Inquirer Printing Company 50 50
Watch Factory KO vat
ttosiiigntnnu Fuel Compunv.... 91
Stevens Iiouso ioi
I'olmiibliitJas Oo-n;.-. -iy .
90
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Reading ft CoIninSiia II. I:,..'.'. .
Lancaster Watch Co- due !sn-..
.!: $117
.. b. iijc
.. taw 106.5
Lancaster Gus Light and t'lie! 1,'t.
auo in l orsn years
.. IU 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.
.. ll. 10S
.. 25 3X3
.. 100 85
.. h-J 275.2
. 25 $ 102
.. tS'i 23
. i 18
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, - 18
25 47.2S
. 25 21
. i. 40
. i. 4aH
Lancaster Marietta
Lancaster ft New Hniiunit . ...
Lancaster ft SuscnuMi-inna
TinurPiKi: STOCKS.
Rig Spring A Reiver Vu:iu
Bridgeport ftlloreshoc
Columbia ft Clicstnut Hill
'Jolumbia ft Washington
Columbia A Big Spring
Lancaster ft Cphv.ita
Lancaster.; Willow Street
Strashurti S Millport
Marietta jc. Maytovti
Martetui. Mount. .Im-
ljinc. Kllzubrtiit'n ftim..IIot'ii.
Ijuncasterft Friiitvillu. ,
luncastcrftldiltK
fincaster ft Wllltuintowu
luieiisier & Manor
Liuic-.is! er . M.ini-'-ni.
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it 55
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J'OUIJOAJ..
Donutcrutli: Slate Ticket.
UOVKUNOR.
ItOBKRT K. PATT1SON, I'lillmlelphta.
HECTBSANT llOVEKlfOR.
CIIAUNCRY F. RLACK. York.
JUDOK Or T1IK SUTinCMI-. -tUltT.
SILAS M. CLARK, Indiana.
SKCBKTABV Olf IXTKUHAJ, AWAI1U.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
CONORESSMAS-AT-IJinOK.
MORTIMER F. ELLIOTT, Tioga.
Democratic Coaaty Ticket.
OOKflRBSH.
W. B. GIVKN, Columbht.
ST ATM SENATOR XIV DISTRICT.
AIIRAM COLLINS, Marietta.
A83KMDLT.
1. ELIM G. SNi DER, Lancaster.
2. C. J. RHOADS, Manor.
J. M. WALKER, Colerain.
X K. C. D1LLER. Karl.
G. W. SIMPSON, Carnarvon.
II. E. SUIMP, E. Cocallco.
W. W. BUasElt. Leacock.
COUHTY BOLICITOlr.
roou dibec-toi:s.
J. P. MoILVAlNK. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster
PRISOW ISHFECTORA.
JOHN RBUMAN, MauhMm.
.1.11 SCULEGKLMILICILE. Donegal.
JURV COMMIBSIOKKIU
WILLIAM KLLMAKER. Karl.
Democnatlc State Committee.
W.U. IIKNSKL, Ciiairnian.
b. P. KISNKR, General Secretary, Giiard
House, I'hiliulelphla.
Democratic County Commit
W. II. ROLAND. Chairman. Lancnstct.
.1. B. LICHTY, Lancaster; W. HAYES
GRIEK, Columbia; B. M. PATTEICSON,
White Rock, Secretaries.
ENTERTAINMENT.
PULTUN OfKKA HOUSK.
-ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1832.
For the first time In this clty.J. I. McClns
key's Original Mulo-Draica mid Kq-iestriaii
Sensation,
JESSE JAMES,
THE BANDIT KING.
Tills play is loui'dvd upon aCMi.il ineitleuN
i:i the liv-ol the iioleiloHthus"THK J AMK.h
BROTH KKs," ol Ml-souii, and will be pre
senter by a powerful Company ot
20 METROPOLITAN ARTISTS 20
Introducing at each performance the
Celebrated Horses,
Roan ' Charger" and Bay 'Raider,"
Found in thu possfsMon ot Jes-c James at tho
time ot his murder, and purclm-tcd by E. T.
Mitchell, esq.. o! St. Joseph. Missonri, and by
him resold to S. II. Barrett ft Co , at a cost of
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL KflKNWRY AND
SI ECU ANICAL EF JTXCTS.
ADMISSION 35,50ii!id75CENTS
RK-ERVED SEATS 75CEN'IS
Now on hale at Opi:r.4 llou.su Ofllcv. s25-5td
ED VCA TIONA L,
Ij'DUUATIONA l
Pennsylvania State College.
FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 23.
Located in one of the most beautiful and
healthful of the entire Allegheny legion.
Open to students ot both Mixes, and offers the
following Courses ot Study :
1. A lull Classical Course or four years.
2. A lull Scientic Course of four years.
3. The following Technical Courses ot four
years each : (a) Agriculture ; (b) Naturxl His
tory : (c) Chemistry and Pbj ales ; (d) Civil
Engineering.
4. A Special Course In Agriculture.
5. A Special Course-In Chemistry.
6. A Classical and Scientific Preparatory
Course.
Military drill is required. Expenses for
lKiard and Incidentals very low. TUITION
FREE. Young ladles in charg;; ol a compe
tent lady principal.
For Catalogues, or other information, ad
dress GEO. W. ATHBRTO.V, President,
.State college, Centre Co., 1"-
aug8.13blT.Th.ftS
rOK BALK.
K
UW KfSAlfK
OUR NEW
REAL E8TA.TB CATALOGUE,
Containing a large number or properties In
city and country, with prices, fto. Copies sent
tree to any address.
ALLEN A. H6RR ft CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. lo
East Ring Street.
E STATU Or JOllN W. HTJULCY, LATK
of Lancaster, deceaCil. Letters ot ad
i inlstratlon enra tcitamento nnnexoon said
estate having bnn granted to tiio under
signed, all persons indebted thereto arc ro
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims and demands against the
same, will Drenent them without deluv for sct-
t tleaient to the undersigned.
ALFRED A. HURLEY,
Administrator cum testaracntoannexn.
W. A. Wiisosr, Atfy. sUMtdftW
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