LANCASTER' DklLYiaJrTELUGENCER FJRIDAY. bCTOBER ia! 188&
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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gCBcer's Reporter
Mi. John Mooro lias returned from his
': j to New York.
Mr. John Mohii, a former Columbian,
but now of Philadelphia, its in town on a
visit.
Mr. Bnowden Moderwell is visiting Mr.
William Fasig, Locust street.
Four crews Irom this place took Bar
num's show to Wilmington, Delaware
last night.
Another valuable cow belougiug to Mr.
John B. 8taman, died last night. Three
have died within a week.
Next Monday eveniugat WJO o'clock,
the congregation of tub' Presbyterian
church will hold a uieotiug, tor the pur
pose or filling tho vacant pulpit of tin:
church.
Yesterday au old lady n uued Mrs Mary
Keller, residing on Front street, had a so
vere gash cut iu her head by a hatchet
railing boob it from tho top of a step lad
der which the was iu tho act of removing.
A Kunaway Horse.
A runaway horse was caught yesterday
morning on Dr. Bockius' pavement, on
Locust street. The occupant of tho team
was a Iittlo girl, and it was pitiful to hear
her terrilied scream. Foituuately she
escaped unhurt.
Optra Hoaw 'AuiiiseimnUlt.
Tho box sheet for " Tho Chimes or Nor
mandy," which will be presented heio on
October 18th, ia now open.
"Fun iu a Boarding School" willappuar
hero October 17. Tho business manager,
Claude Williams, was iu town to-day,
attending to tho billing arrangements.
Two tattle Win Hare sXtttow Kscape.
Whilo being driven across the Pennsyl
vania railroad at Locust strcot, on Wed
nesday, a little girl was nearly run ovor by
the vehicle. The wheels caught in the
track and tho sudden jolt threw two little
girls from it. One of thorn almost foil
under the wheels. Had they moved a little
they would have passed directly across
her throat. Both wero more frightened
than hurt.
The Public School '
Tho attendance at tho public schools for
the month ending October 2d, was as
follows : Whole number attending during
tho month, tmales, 586; females, 708.
Average attendance during the mouth,
males, 511'-; females, 013. Percentage of
attendance during tho month, males, D.jJ ;
females. 95. Percentagn of atteudanco
during the term to dato, males. 931 ; fu
males, 1)5. Number of "pupils pieseut
every session, 57::. Dming the month
ending as above stated the schools had
142 visitor.".
Meeting otttae School Hoard.
The regular meeting of tho Columbia
Bchool board was held iu tho council
chamber last evening, at 8 p. in. All
i sneinbcrs were present except Messrs Wiko
snd.Bruncr. President Myers was iu tbo
-ehafr. The finance coniniittco reported as
follows :
UIX'i:i ITS.
Balance on hand n pur lastrupoil ...
From T. II. Ilunbur, collector ol"l"8l..
S.H.Boyd, " lltf.!..
" J. W. Bioacj, tuition
. Hit !K)
. ill 00
. 1104 81
; 00
j 00
.?J,12H va
Ueorgo xouut;, unoj.
Total icccipts
Eil'LNDITUI.KS.
Oideru paid l.5Di !il
llal. 011 hand till-; dale
.... $5. .'!
The nuance committee made a Ktatc
meut of tho condition of the duplicates of
1881. Exonerations wcio made on dupli
cates of 1881. Tho committee wero in
structed to have the duplicates collected
as close as possible, aud topn-t at tbo next
meeting.
Supt. Ames stated that a number of Iho
teachers desired to spend Bi.Ceuteiiui; 1
week iu Philadelphia, and requested that
tho schools bo closed during that week. On
motion the matter was laid upon the
table.
Mr. Given made the following motion :
That the president bs authorized to ask
through the press for the names of
all persons desiious of attondiug a
night school, aud have such persons rog
htor their namos on or ' foro N'lveuibjr
1st 1882, at tho store of J. A. Meyers,
president of tho board.
Mr. Slatle, of the cominitttee of supplies
aud repairs, reported as follows : That
they have furnished a number of books to j
childrcu whose parents or lrionus were un
able to buy them. Also that additional
blackboard surface has been made at tho
Fifth and Second streets school and a self
feeding stove and coal provided for the
latter school ; also, that they have aft"
pointed Mrs. Wolfe janitor of tho Socotid
street Kchoj!. The report was received
and recommendations approved by the
board.
Bills amounting to $278. 11 were read,
approved and oidercd to be paid. Inter
ests 011 bonds reported at. $70.50. The
secretary reported teachers' salaries paid
for September.
Adjournment.
latS CAMPAlUN.
Swinging the Democratic Jlaniier to t o
Breeze To morrow Night's Meeting.
About noon to-day a large American
nag was stretched across North Queen
street in front of the new Democratic head
quarters, and now proudly floats in the
breeze bearing tho legend " Dcmociatic
headquarter!" in large letters. Tho ilig
has a history of interest, beiug tho prop
erty of Mr. Geo. B. Willson, of tho firm of
Flinn & Willson, aud was made iu 18C1 by
a number of tho patriotic women
in and around Maytown, this coun
ty, where. Mr. Willsou's father lived
at that timo. It was kept hangiug in front
of Mr. Willson's residence all through the
war, has been used in every Democratic
campaign since, and now appropriately
floats at the Democratic headquarters, 'n
honor of tho next governor of Pennsylva
nia, our noble standard bearer, Robert E.
Fattison.
The Democrats of Lancaster will not
forget the popular demonstration to mor
row night in celebration of the grand vic
tory won in Ohio, which is but the presage
of a yot grander triumph in this state
next month. It will take tho shape of au
outdoor meeting in Contro Square, whero
a stand will be erected and speeches inado
by a number of well .known Democratic
orators, among them Hon. Win. 11. Sow
den, of Allcntown, John II. Fow and Geo.
W. Barton, esqs., of Philadelphia, and
some popular local speakers. Rally Dem
ocrats, and on the head of Ohio's splendid
victory carry renewed terror iuto the
hearts of tho demoralized boss-adherents
in this city. The band will play aud good
Democratic doctrine will bo preached.
Eight Ward Xtettlaon Club.
The Democracy of the Eighth waid mo
last night at John Poutz's saloon, for the
purpose of organizing a Pattison club. A
temporary organization was effected by
the election 6f A. F. Oblendcr as tempo
rary president and ?rank Kautz as tempo
rary secretary. The club then went into
an election of permanent officers, and
the following wero elected : President,
C. A. Oblender ; Vico Prcsidoot, Benj. F.
Myers ; Secretary, John A. Bradel ; treas
urer, Win. Wolpert. A committeo of the
consisting of J. A. Bradel, John Poutz, H.
F. Myers, Frank Eautz aud John Myers
were appointed to draft rules to govern
the club. The meeting was well attended.
The club will meet on Saturday evening
at 7 o'clock at Pontz's saloon, and will be
escorted by a band to tho grand mass
meeting to be. held in Centre Square.
THEM AND NOW.
Companion fictures ol the Cameras Dy
nasty by Attorney Uenerad Brewster
A IMMttBf; BtatUUfttlOB.
Benjamin Harris
Attorney General
Brewster at Lancas
ter. October 11, 1SSS.
I do not stand here
to speak lor Cameron.
but I would cheerfully
do so If it were neces
Brewster. Esq., at
Philadelphia. Sep
tember 11, 1S77.
Last winter onr peo
ple were shocked with
the election ot J, Don-
am Cameron, tne irre-
sary. Men uouutoi,
when he first became
senator. It he was
piioiimoio boa or a sen
ntor or whom I will
not snsitk. because he
equal to the duties ol
the high ottlce. lie U
not a fascinating
speaker, but he Is a
well educated gentlc-
ami lii.-) acts have be-,
roinea part of public
history nnd must be
measured witii more
deliberation than can
be given in a casual
conversation like this
a son that has
man and good busi
ness man. Aided by
his father, Gen. Simon
Cameron, who was
neither uilod, attainment-,
dignltvot char-
one ol the first of RcJ
publicans, when it was
a reproach to be a Ee
publlcan, he has at
tained eminence. Cam
acier. Knowledge 01
public ntlairs, party
(.erviecs. or personal
worth tn warrant his
:ilv.iiicciueiit,anil who
lin 110 record but a
eron in the benalo has
conducted hiuibelf use
fully and modestly.
(Since Cameron has
been iu the Senate lie
has acquired an envi
able reputation : ho
has always stood by
bad one us an in
lilgucr ami manager
fit bad men. lie was
first forced into the
war department as the
priea or his offer to be
tray hi state and re
the party, always lent
it his aid, and never
nominate ucn. Urant,
and alter being there
played me part 01 an
Independent.
ne wits so oasc-born in
his notions of decennv
and gciiilemanhood as
tf solicit and urge, by
1111 1110 mean ans 01
political contrivance
that ho should be ri.
tuitifil as the compan
ion or cabinet otllcers
and gentlemen who
im not want him.
Failing In that, bvtuc
course brute lorce or
organized power lie
jostled his old father
out. of Ills place and
thrust hliiiNelt iuto a
ncnatu when; he will
In: an ohlccl of derl-
Hiou ami li.-(;tist. The
public is sick ol these
odious men, and the
public will do away
with them. Wo have
destroyed hit 111 a 11
bondage In the l-'outh,
we will nxt break
down political bond
age in the North and
South.
Badly CuU
A man giving his namo as F. Johuson,
and who says he was employed in Bar
imm's circus, got into a quarrel with a
fellow employee yesterday, during which
Johnson was btabbed in the mouth aud his
lip terribly cut. Ho was taken to the
station house,' whero his -wound was
dressed by Dr. Fitzpatrick, after which,
he being very drunk, was sont to jail. He
says his father lives in India. His assail
ant escaped.
A tramp giving tho namo of John Ma
lone, got into a light with1 some of the
circus men last night and received a bad
beating. One of his eyes is closed up,
his nose badly ibattered and his lower lip
cut open, apparently with a knifo,. He
was lakou to tho hospital and Dr. Roland
fixed him up as well as possible.
Court Proceedings.
Tho jury iu the case of Caroliuo Vauleer
( ucc Carman ), this morning returned a
verdict iu favor of plaintiff for tbo sum of
81,387.33 A. Herr Smith and D. G.
Ebhloman for tho plaintiff S. II. Rey
nolds and J. Hay Brown for tho defense.
Tho case of the Watsoutown "planing
mill company vs. Jamos Baud, Rebecca
Henderson, of Maytown, was next attach
ed. This is an action to recover for ma
tci ial alleged to have been sold to the do
fendaut aud used iu buildiugs erected by
and at the instance of Mrs. Henderson,
through the agency of her husband. Be
fore tho whole of the testimony for plain
till' had hern presented, tho court adjourn
ed. Hetrd on Uftboas Cotpu.-i.
.Tamer, Clark, a laborer, was attested
last evening at tho depot aud committed
this moiuiug by Aldcriuau McCouomy to
live days imprisonment ou tho chargo of
di uiikcti aud disorderly conduct. Shortly
afterwards ho was brought before Judge
Livingston ou habeas corpus to havo his
sentence reformed, ho alleging that bo
was not as disorderly uor drunk as stated
when arrested. It being his first offense
aud there being no opposition offered, ho
was discharged, James promising to ro
luru immediately to his work.
Attacked by Highwaymen.
John Spackmau, who works for Adam
Rohicr, proprietor of tho hotel at Mo
cliauicsburg, came into town yesterday to
sec the circus. Last night ho was at
tacked by highwaymen on the pike near
tho reservoirs, kuockod dowu, badly
beaten and robbed of $11 in mency. Ho
was found iu a dazed state and taken to
the county hospital, where he still lies iu
a badly crippled couditiou.
Houses Bobbed.
Last evening the residenco of Geo. F.
Rathvou, 231 East Oraugo street, was
cntctcd by thief, who stole from tho parlor
a clock and a silver card basket.
A thief also entered tho residence of
Henry Nolty, while tho family wero at
the circus and stole therefrom about $200
in money aud EOino clothing.
Dauclng Sociable.
lVnnlngton & Walton's sociables will open
in Fulton hail to-morrow evening, dancing
1 1 commence at 8 o'clock, sharp.
Amusements.
Alice Vales. Next Tuesday evening Alice
Oatcs, the dashing opera boufle actics.s aud
singer, will appear in Lancaster in Oil en
bach's sparkling opera ol " The Prince ot Trc
bizomle.' Mrs. Dates is loo well-known licic
to need u ords of introduction, while tho opcia
in which slio is in appear is one ol tho popular
German composer's best works.
Hl'EVlAis NO'lMVKto.
The retention ot any waste matter in the
.system produces injury. Tho collection of
"phlegm" or diseased mucus in time ot cold
or throat affection should be promptly re
moved. Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup does it more
quickly and effectually than any other cough
syrup made.
Physicians prescribe Colden'a Llebig's
Liquid llcef and Tonic Invljroralor for the
w eak, worn, nnd dyspeptic. Take no oilier.
" l'our on Oil.
I.. !'. Follett, Marion, O. stales that ho has
used Thomas' Kcleclrie Oil lor burns, and has
lound nothing to equal it in soothing the pat 11
and giving relict. II. J 5. Cochran, druggist,
137 and i:9 North Queen street.
Do to II. 15. Cochran's drag storo tor Mrs.
Freeman's Xew Xalionul Dyes. For bright
ness and durability ol color, are uuequaled.
Color from 2 to ! pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. 1'ricc. 15 cents.
1'uriry the Blood.
" bwatne's ritts."
bwaykk's vills."
"swavhe's pills."
ACTS A3 A Hi: KT COItKETTOR
ami i,y cleansing, regulating and strengthen
ing the organs otdigcslion, secretion nnd ab
borption. cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner
vousness, Dizziness, Debility, Bllllousncss,
Dad ISreath, Jaundice, Llvcrand Kidney Com
phiint, Iick ol Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi
gestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Constipation,
Fevers", Malaria nnd Contagion, Fever and
Ague, DiarrhaM, Dropsy, Colds. Uhcumatlsm,
Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, ami all irregularities of tlio Spleen,
Stomach, JHadder aud Dowels.
UCSTOntKO TO HKAl.TII
when all other remedies fall. They keep the
system in a healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action, and expelling
by Hie bowels ami kidneys tho matter that
poLsons the touudatlous of lire. Do particular
to obtain " Swayne's rills." Price 25 cents a
box ot SO pills, or 5 boxes $1.
Prepared only by Dr Swaynk & Sox, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Askyour druggist lor them. Sent hy mall
to any address. ocU-cod&wM,w,F
Are you troubled with such symptoms 01
dyspepsia as belching, tasting ol the food,
heart-burn, etc.? Brown's Iron Bitters will
cure you. For sale at H. B. Cochran's drug
stor 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
o9-lwd&w
A habal 1JUKCT0E ireo with each bottle ol
ShlloL's Catarrh Kerned y. Price 90 cent For
sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street.
Skinny Hen.
' Wells' Health Kenewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex.
11a I Debility. SI. Depot, John Black.
sciwo, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1S79.
Jam the Pastor or the Baptist Church here,
and an educated physician. I am not in prac
tice, but am my sole family physician, and ad
vise in many chronic cases. Over a year ago I
recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid
wile, who lias bten under medical treatment
of six of Albany's beat physicians several
years. She has become IhorouglUy cured ol
her various complicated diseases by their use.
We both recommend them to our friends,
many or whom have also been cured of their
various ailments by them.
o3-2wdw KEV. K. U. WABBKN.
"llACKitETACK," a lasting nnd fragrant per
fume. Price 25 and 50 cents. For sale at Coch
ran's drug store, 137 North Queen street.
Trouble Saved.
It is a remarkable fact that Thomas' Eclcclric
Oil is us cood for internal as external use. For
diseases of the lungs anil throat, and lor rheu
matism, neuralgia, crick in the back, wounds
and sores, it Is the best known remedy, and
mucn trouble U saved by having It always on
hand. For sale at 11. IS. Cochran's drug storo,
i:i7 North Qnceii sticet, Lancaster, Pa.
When fashionable lassitude U established to
the destruction of healthful emotion, and the
suUerer longs lor death, rather thaullle, there
Is no better remedy than Dr. Benson's Celery
and Chamomile Pills, which brace up the sys
tem and give to sleep Its blessed reposeful
ness. o'J-lwd&w
A cougu, com or roro xnroat glioma be
stopjiod. neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's ironch!al Troches do not dtiorder
the stomach Ilko cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the Inflamed parte-, allaying
Irritation, give rclier In Asthma. Bronchial
Couglis, Catarrh, ami tho Throat Troubles
which Singers and I'uhlicSpeakersaresubject
to. For thirty j .ra Brown's Bronchial
Troches havo Um-i' a couixnonded by physi
cian?, and alwji'. .- -n perfect satisfaction.
Having boon tested iy wide and constant use
for nearly au ouliru ge.neralion, they havo at
tained we) rit'jd rank among thelew.itaple
remedies of the age. Sold at 25 tcntn a box
everywhere. iiiv-lvilTThAF&lvw
Consumption Cured.
Au old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by nn fcast
India missionary the formula ot a simple
vegetable remcly lor the speedy nnd perma
nent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affec
tions, also a positive aud radical cuio for Ner
vous Debility and all Nervous Complulnts,
alter having tested its wonderful curative
powers iu thousands ot cases, has felt it his
duly to make it known to his suffering fel
lows. Actuated by this motive and a desire
to relievo human suffering, I will send free ol
chargo to all who desire 11, this receipt, in
German, French or English, with lul direc
tions for preparing and using. Send by mall
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. Noyes, 119 Tower's Block, Rochester,
N. V. oct7-13tdcow
Coldeu's Llcblg'.s Liquid Bccl and Tonic I11
vlgorator combines all the elements or nutri
tions food. Atkor CorfoiV, of druggists.
o'J-lwdeod&w
MAMJUAUMi.
Hildeuhanu Lbfk ke. October 1 2, by Kev.
J. V. Kekert, at the residence ot tho bride's
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Loluvre, Christian 3.
Htldebrand. ot" New Piovidcnce, to MlssSallie
K. Lcfevrc. ot Quarrj vllle. ltd
Tome SirrrLEK. On the 15th ot October, 1882,
by the Kev. W. T. Gerhard, at his residence.
No. 31 East Orange street, Mr. John A. Tome,
formerly of Maytown, now living on the val
uable farm ot S. B. Cameron, ot East Donegal,
to Miss Jennie M. Supplee, of Columbia. It
JVJtir AltrVKTUiFMlSNTS.
CIZL MBN WANTED TO WOKK ON 1'IKK
&0 UtLitllz
Apply to
llUGUKEOUCill,
K'Xi E.ist Orange s tree I.
Ol3-3td
8OUK KBUUT I.UNUU TU-MUKROW
EVENING at
CHARLEY IIOSTER'S CORNER SALOON,
opposite Union hose house, corner ot Markel
aud Grant streets.
Sprengor'sBocron tap. ltd
TOGIKH, STOG1KS. PITTSKUK
O gies. $1.25 per hundred al
uartmans YELLOW FRONT
LTOGIKS, STOG1KS. PITTS KUKUU 8TU-
C1GAR
STORE.
ITISTRAY.
J Came to the promises of the subsciiber,
on the road leading lrom New Providence to
I ho While Oak, 011 Del. I, a black horse,
with heawmanc nnd tail, about 8 years old.
olIVitdAltw JOHN II. MYERS.
ACUuONIC SUi'l-OKATlON OF THK
middle ear almost always involves an ul
cerative perforation ol th. Membraua Tym
pam or drum-head.
Diseases ot the Eye, Ear and Throat also.
Private and Chronic Dir-uascs successfully
treated by
DRS. II. D. aud M. A. LONGAKER.
Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation tree. o!2 3td&w
o
NK PRICK HOUSE.
Gentlemen's Underwear.
-AT
AL. ROSENSTEIN'S
You ill find the Largest Asortment of
GENTLEMEN'S
UNDERWEAR
IN THIS CITY, CONSISTING OF
Merino, Bod and White Flannels,
Wool. Canton Flannels, Cash
mere, and Medicated
Fiannols ,
AT
Prices Hcrctoforo Unheard of.
Having purchased the cullro slock of .Sam
ples of a Large Commission llouso iu New
York at prices far below tlic rcgularpricc, 1
shall give my Customers and the Public tho
benefit thereof. They are iosilivcly 25 per
cent, cheaper than any other Houso in the
city can sell them. If you are In need ol any
call soon, as such BARGAINS are usually
looked for and sell last.
AL Rosenstein,
Kerciiaut Tailor and Clothier,
NO. 87 NORTH QUEEN ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
HEW AJtrXKTIBMMJEVTa.
NUT1CK. A MKJSTlNtt OF THE STOCK
holders and directors of the Delaware
River Lancaster K. R. company will be held
at the offlee ot t lie company, ho. 49 North Duke
street.on MONDAY, OUT. 23. 18iZt II O'clock
a. m., tor the transaction ot Important busi
ness. D. B.CASK. Sec,
octl3.18i22d
B.
Fit AM K SA1XOK
HAS BEHOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOa 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
3- Exactly oppposite the Old Stand.
octll-6indAwR
F
CLTON OPBKA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, OOT. 17, 1882.
ONLY APPKARANCE THIS SEASON OF
TILfc PEKULE8S QUEEN OF
OPEUAUOUFFE,
ALICE 0ATES,
supported by the
GATES OPERA BOUFFJB COMPANY,
In Offenbach's famous Opera, the
FMOESS OF TREBIZONDE.
No advance iu
AD MISSION, .lOc.
At Ycckcr's ollleo.
Prices. GALLEUV, 36e.
UESEUVED SKATS, 70c.
octlS-tld
TT1BSU & llllOTUKK.
OVERCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
Would liko you to call and ezamiue ou
liuo or Children's, BoyB, Youths and
Men's Overcoats. Wo havo all grades from
the finest to tho least costly, iu all tbo
latest stylos aud shades.
We havo this wcok a specialty iu Boys'
Clothing, which it will bo to your interes
to examine.
200 dozen Paragon Whito Shirts hav
just como in, quoted at 80 cents, linen
bosom, linen culls, Wamsutta muslin.
A bargain in 20 dozon Porcalo Shirts,
with two collars, at CS cents, this week
only. Full lino of Furnishing Goods at
low figures.
Merchant Tailoring our Specialty.
HIESH & BROTHER,
FenuHall Clothing House,
Nos. 2 and 4 North Queen Street,
6 and S Penn Square.
seps 1yd
BOOTS Je SHOES.
It. VUAKLES St CO.
D.
City Shoe Store.
LAMES, HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
ClovoKid Ton liutlou Shoes tZ.'Si
Kidlliittou Shoes 2.IK)
Fine Kid Button, worked button holes.... 2.50
Fine Pebble .Button, workeil button holes, 'i0
Cloth Ton lint ton Shoes $2.09 to 2.50
Fancy Glove Kid Top, lace and hook ual.
with Patent Leather Tips 2.CS
Misses' School Shoes $1.00 lo 1.50
Children's School Shoes Tic to 1.25
GENTS, CALL AND SEE 0UB
Men's Dull Congress 91.29
Men's Quilted llutton Dais 2.00
Men's Fine Calf Dais and liuttou, 3.79
Men's Fine Cloth Top Dais.... 2.75
Men's Cult JSools (solid leather) 2.50
Men's Scotch Bottom Calf Balmoral . which
can be repaired, same as hand sewed.... 3.25
J8S-COME AND SEE US. NO TBOUBLE TO
SsHOW OOODS.
D. B. CHARLES & CO.,
No. 2G 1-2 East King St.
ocl(i-2indF
1 lOOTS AM SHOES.
MARKED DOWN IN PRICE
AT THE-
EAGLE SHOE STORE.
ltO nnBOYSAGOOD PAIR OF LADIES,
tJJ.UUKId Button Shoes, straight or cir
cular scum.
1 nflBUYS A PAIIi OF CHILDKEN'i
l.UU School Shoes.
1 Cir BUYS A GOOD PAIR OF FINE CHIL
.&0 drcn's Shoes, size S to 10X-
2C.f KVXS A PAIR OF FINK LADIES'
.UlKid, Button Shoes, worked liutton-
holcs.
BUYS A GOOD PAIR OF LADIE&'
l,i)J Peblo Button Shoes,
1.25IJ
I'eblc Button Shoos.
O nnKUYSAPAIttOF LADIES' CLOTH
r.UU
1 Top Button Shoes.
BUYS A PAIR OF UOOD LACE OR
Congress Shoes for Boys.
BUYS A PAIR OF GOOD BUTTON
Shoes for Boys, 1 to 5.
!. Congress Shoes for Boys.
1 nlUYS A PAIR OF
I.tlU Shoes for Boys, 1 to 5.
BUYS A GOOD PA1ROF MBN'SLACE
J m)J or Congress Shoes.
ir Congress Shoes.
BUYS A PAIR OF MEN'SFINE BUT-
Zi,0J ton Shoes.
4.00
FINE
BURT Shoes.
BUYS A PAIR OF OUR FINEST
Men's Bulion or Luce Shoes.
cJ.UU Men's Bulion or Lace Shoes,
1 cnBUYS A PAD
i.tlU Pegged Shoes
BUY'S A PAIR OF WOMEN'S CALF
1 OBYS A PAIR OF WOMEN'S LACE
l.ZU Shoes.
O KABUYS A PAIR OF MEN'S CALF
,0J Boots.
r.( CENTS BUYS A PAIR OF CHILDREN'S
0J Fine Button Shoes.
fjK CENTS BUKS A PAIR OF CH1LDUE.V3
O Shoes. Heels.
JOHN HTF.MF.NZ, .
No. 51 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
(INQUIRER BUILDING.)
aprl-oaw-lydF
A HARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A UOOD
investment ; ono or the most complete
inventions of the day. Call and examine at
ol0-3td CITY HOTEL.
PUBUO SALE OI SATOBUAY, OCT.
14, 1S82, will be sold at the Franklin
House, on North Queen street, a two-story
I'.iiipk nwKi.T.iNi;. with 2-storv brick back
buUdingand frame kltctcn, situate No. till
West cncsinnt street ; nan, 1 rooms, micuen,
garret and good cellar, convenient closets, gas
nines. eLc.: livdrnnt in front, and cistern.
with pump. In yard; lot 23)x135 feet ; side
aney, iruic, etc.
Hale to commence at 7 o'clock, p. m.
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
105 East King street.
H. SncBinr, Auct o7-3td7,U,H
KMW ADriMXIMMMUSBTB.
D
KMOCK&TJO BAIXT.
Tun Oat! Turn Out!
Democratic BallyS
CENTRE SQUARE,
TC-X0RR0W,
SATURDAY EVENING,
At 8 O'clock.
Tho following Gentleman will Address
tho Meeting :
HON. WM.H. S0WDEN,
of Allentowu.
JOHN H. FOW, Esq.,
of Philadelphia.
GEO. W. BARTON, Esq.,
of Philadelphia.
geo. nauman,
j. l. 8teinmetz,
d. Mcmullen, ,
B. F. DAVIS,
E. D. NORTH,
JOHN A. COYLE, and
B. P. MONTGOMERY.
All Clubs and Organizations are invited
to bo present.
W. H. ROLAND,
2td Chairman County Commmittcc.
CLOTUINO.
H
IRSH BROTHER.
THE LIVELIEST
Clothing Establishment
IN LANCASTER IS LOCATED AT
If os. 2 aud 4 .NORTH QUEEN STREET,
aBd 6 ad 8 PENN SQUARE.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
THE PROPRIETORS,
Aic the acknowledged leaders iu Men's,
Y out lis' and Children's Clothing, exhibiting
the LARGEST ASSORTMENT, showing tne
HANDSOMEST STYLES, naming the LOW
EST PRICES.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
OVERCOATS,
FROM THIS DAY ON.
Also, a largo lino ot UNDERCLOTHING.
CARDIGAN JACKETS, GLOVES, etc., at
lowest figures.
CUSTOM OLOTHIN&.
Our place Is unquestionably the one to get
vour custom-made Suits and Overcoats!
Quality, Stylo and Fit guaranteed. Prices bf
ffirsh & Brother,
Peun Hall Clothing House,
CORNER OF NORTH QUEEN STREET AND
CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
scpS lyd
ENTERTAINMENTS.
TfULTON OriSKA HOUSE.
MATINEE AND EVENING.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1882.
C. II. SMITH'S
BOSTON DOUBLE MAMMOMII
UNCLE TOM'S CAEDT
This Is thn company that made tha big hit
playing at Havcrly's Theatre, Philadelphia,
last spring.
GREAT COMPANY
30 FAMOUS PERFORMERS. 30.
it FUNNY TOPSYS. 2.
8 MARKS, THE LAWYERS. 2.
2 TRICK DONKEYS. 2
10 MAMBlOTII BLOODHOUNDS. 10.
AWD THK OHM
BAB1 DONKEY, Traveling.
Prices to 8ult Everybody.
PRICES OF ADMISSION 25c and 35c.
Reserved scats, 50o. Matinee Pries. 15c
aud 25c. Reserved Scats, 33c. oll-3ld
JJIULTON OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY KVBNLNG, OOT. 1G.
THE GREAT COMEDIAN
CHARLES L. DAVIS,
In his Celebrated Character Comedy, In Four
Acts, Entitled,
"ALU BUT
The Only True Representative ol
-THE-
NEW ENGLAND FARMER,
Supported by a Full ami Powerful Company
or Dramatic Celebrities.
18) Laughs in ISO Minutes.
Greatest Success of the Age.
Funniest Play Ever witnessed.
Three Hours ot Uproarious Fun.
ADMISSION 35, SO and 75 CENTS.
Secure Your Scats at Box Office. ol2-f til
OPENING Or MIGHT SCHOOLS. THK
Night Schools of this city will open on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16th. Tho Boys School
at tho corner of German and Duke streets,
nnd tho Girls School at the corner ot Prince
and Chestnut street. oUMld
USE KRKIDER'S EXTRA PURE MEW
FAMILY
KILN-DRIED CORN MEAL.
Manufactory, 4 miles northwest of Mount
Joy, Lancaster county. Pa. Its quality cannot
be excelled. Try It to prove that. For sale
by grocery and provision oealers. Circular to
the trade sent tree. Address,
JOHN G. KREIDEB,
s27-3md Milton Grove, Lancaster Co, Pa.
THIRD EDITION
FBIDAT KVXNINO, OCT. 13, 1P03
A TEIUMPHAL TOUR
PATTISON IN THE NORTHERN TIER.
.Enthusiastic Crowds Assembled ut all the
Railway Stations to Ureet the
Constat; Governor.
Speolal Dispatch to tho Ixtklugexcks.
Towanda, Pa., October 13. The
seoond day out .of the Democratic
candidate for governor opens promising!.
The fog that hung upon a heavy atmos
phere yesterday has disappeared aud
cheerful weather adds to the inspiring in
fluence of receptions and active in
terest. Leaving Sorautou at 8:10 this
morning tho special traiu arrived
hero at uoou. In tho passage tho
counties of Lackawanna, Luzerne,
Wyoming and Bradford, of which this is
the seat of justice, wore traversed. At
every point along tho line evidence of an
active interest was manifested on tho part
of tho people, and each station showed a
gathered crowd awaiting an opportunity
to sec tho next governor. TI10 iirst stop
was made at Tuukhannock whero several
hundred people wero assembled. In re
sponse to calls Mr. Pattison appeared en
the rear platform aud for a few minutes
entertained them with appropriate re
marks. Subsequently lio stopped among
tbo people and had an informal reception
which occupied tho remaining moments.
At Meshoppen a still greator crowd was
gathered. At tho bead of tho Hue, which
was formed, stood a prominent Republi
can holding au Amoricau .flag. Ho is of
that numerous class which aroto bo found
in all parts of tho northern tior who
propose to.striko bossisra a fatal blow by
voting the Democratic ticket: Four cars
wero added to tho train hero, aud as many
of the people as could get aboard followed
tho gubernatorial caudidato to this place.
At Laccy villo another brief stop was made
when tho samo iutcrest was manifested.
Mr. Pattison spoko iu his happiest vien
and captured tho crowd with tho' lirst
sentence. At Wyalusing ;nother stop and
another speech added to tho interest of tho
trip. Upou tho arrival hero an immouso
crowd was fouud in waiting. Col. Mc
Kcan, chairman of tbocotiuty committeo,
managed tho disembarkation and led the
procession to tho hotol. It was a marked
demonstration, and has added materially
to tho hupt a already buoyant of tho candi
date, and his accompanying friends. Tbo
meeting this afternoon and evening will be
ono of the largest ever held in this, place.
CONDENSED TKLEUKAMS.
Llule Flashes Frosa the Ktacirtc Wires.
Two little daaghters of Louis Wrisbt
wero killed by- tho cars at Nalick, Mass.
Several hundred coopers in Chicago
havo struck for higher wages. j
Four prisoners escaped from thu jail at
Hunters Point, Long Island.
John Kurd's grain elevator burned at
Bridgeport, Conn. Luss $1:J5,000 ; in
surauco $42,000.
The tariff commission began itsj sussio j
in Philadelphia to-day.
James Stephenson and James llobimor
were killed, and two othor men fatally
scalded by a boiler explosion at Spring
field, Illinois,
An old jail-bird named Kclloy committed
a dastardly outrage on tho wifo of a
prominent citizen of Sheuii'loali, I'.i.
Ho was arrested.
HuRson's barn aud four head of horses
and Totman's barn, with fivo head of
horses, wero burned at Adams, N. Y
Httsson was also dangerously burned.
In Wilmington, Del., a colored porter
named Bell fatally cut his wifo in a family
quarrel.
SIMON CAMERON'S VIEWS.
He Says Beaver Will Not Ho withdrawn,
nnd That the Democrats Will Itnvo
the Mext Congress.
Philadelphia, Oct. 13. General Simon
Cameron, whon spoken to this morning,
relative to the report that the effort to se
cure Beaver's abdication from tho head
of tho Republican statu ticket, declared
that he did not bcliuvo there was a
grain of truth in it, and that ho look
ed for Gen. Beaver's election. Tho next
Houso of Congress he expected to sec
Democratic and he felt convinced that
Pennsylvania would lose considerable of
her representation in Congress. Ho be
lieved that good would como out of the
present Republican crisis aud that thu
party would bo victorious in lQ'Si.
A Mother's Rash Deed.
Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 13. Mary
Sullivan, a married woman residing
on Sixteenth street, attempted sui
cide this morning by cutting her
throat with a razor. She made several
ugly gashes bofore being disarmed. She
is the mother of several children and has
been ill for some time and is subject to
temporary fits of insanity.
Scovllle's Matrimonial Dilllcultles.
Chicago, Oct. 13. Mr. and Sirs. Sco
villo are besieging the courts hero with
various bills, crossbills, etc., directed
against each other, containing most scan
dalous charges. Their bills are generally
of least possible interest aud their quarrels
are actively prompted by officious cut
sidors. Fatal Roller Kxplonlon.
Ciiamplain, Ontario, Oct. 13. A boiler
in tho Ontario flour mill, North Chatham,
exploding to-day, destroying the engine
honso, shattering tho main building and
killing tho engineer, James McDonald.
Arthur Kn-Uoute for Mew York.
Boston, Oct. 13. Presideut Arthur
left Boston at 11 o'clock. to-day for Now
York. Ho was accompanied by Secreta
ries Chandlor and Lincoln. A large crowd
assembled at the depot to see tho distin
guished party off.
Caught In Machinery. '
ELizAnETH,N.J.,Oct. 13. A young man
nimed Walsh, employed in tho tSingcr
factory, was caught in tho machinory hist
evening, completely denuded, and .fatally
injured.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 13. For the
Middle Atlantic states, light local rainp,
followed by slightly warmer partly cloudy
weather, winds shirting to oast and south
and generally lower barometer.
MAMKMTS.
Grata aud roiaiou uaotauooa.
One o'clocx ouotal ton nt grain and provls.
tons, furnished by 8. IC. Yundt, Broker, 16
Eist Kin;; street.
Oct. 13.
Chicago.
Wheat
Corn Oats Port , Lara
.63 .'& j
.67 33 21.10 ' 12.2J
Oct..
Nov.,
Year.
MX
.953
7i
.1.
, u.i-s; M.M
Fctroleurii-Oll City, 05.
fl !! ..t 1 t.
'KitinaLraiA, Oct. 13,-rionr steady, with
fair demand: buperflae. Slugs S: Extra.
Rye our atM S7j
Wheat steady ; Def. aud Pa Red. $1 rn M.
Loagberry Red aad Amber at si inti is
Vor? qnleter: Steamer, 8lc; Yellow, w ;
Mixed. dlKSJKVc : So. s do. T9o.
Oats dall.liat toady.
stye JHuauyiu, iiw.
Provisions Arm, with fair jobb'.u j l 1 ,il.
Lard firm.
Hatter steady and lulrlv active : lVrn'a
Creamery Extra and Western do. S.;?.llc:
Bradford County Extra, aoijSle; New Votk
Extra. 2Ss)30c.
JEggs Arm on scarcity ; Penn'a, stuaoi: ;
Western. 27c.
Cheese scarce and Arm.
Petroleum dull : KeAaed. 7c
Whisky at M XL
new xs
u N,!'rou' O1 IX Flour Market steadv
?.uIS??e ?tat w 1: ' extra.
$1003450; choice do. $4SS7 : fancy do, 710
S7SiJ2na n OhioTf44 85: choice do.
$ 90Q7 ; Superfine Westrn,ss 1004 IS; common
i?-?0-."1? .do 00fre; choice do. dt.
SIG5750; choice white wheat do,; 257 :
Southern auiot and steady ; common tn Mir
extra, $1 6535 30; good to cholcodo,S5y
Wheat yjaatfi lower.
Corn H&ftc lower; mixed western
TOUTOXc: do tut ores. eofHBKc
SMt.
Oats a shade better: Stite, 40330c ;
West-
era, outjju; no. ,iuiijiJ,-j,c.
Live Steele Market,
Chicago. Dogs Receipts. 13,009 head ; siiii .
menta, 5,!K head: market constdoraMv de
moralized anil prices lc?15a lower : mixed.
17 -J57 85 ; heavy, $S 0768 !W ; light, $7 S 10 ;
skins. $1 01136 80.
3CattIo Receipts, 7,500 head ; shipments, 1,710;
demand weak ; shipping- slow ; good to
cunico . 43tjG3i; common to fair, t! a
5 3); butchers' active and stronger: common
to fair, 2 1033 40 ; good to choice, S3 (Wrtl J) :
stockers and feeders fairly octivo at l 10v
10 ; Eastern calves. 994J1H so per heal : range
firmer; Toxana, S3 696469; ball-breeds nnd
Americans $4 1565 15.
Sheen Receipts, 5,080 ; shipments, 150 head :
market slow but steady; common tn fair,
S2tB63G0: medium to good, S3 50g4; cliolco
to extra. Si a64 80.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts, 612 head
Nothing doing for want of buyers. Feel in
and prices unohanged.
Hogs Receipts, 2,70 1 head: market slow;
riiilaleli)lilas,8 70Q8 !; Haltlmores. Sri :w
rS M ; Yot kers, S7 75&S 00 ; grassers, ; 75&
7 75.
Shecji RecclpU 2,200 head; market fair at
yesterday's prices.
e 1
Stock Market,
Now York, Philadelphia and Local Stock ,
also United States DonH repotted dolly i
Iacoh It. Loif, 32 North Qnocn street: '
Oct. 15.
UhOO U :'".
A. ST. r.M. l.W.
Denver ft Rio Granite
ti. Y.. Lake Brio A Western....
Kansas and Texas
tiAxc snore .......
New .lersoy Central . ......
New York. Ontario iW
St. i'Hiil, It. & Omaha
I'oclflc Mall ..........
Rochester ft llttbiirgli
rexas jracikc........... .........
Wabash, sw uouls Ai'ucltlc....
Western Union Tel. Co
t'enusylvanta Central
Philadelphia Beading.
Mortliern 1'aclhe Com
Preierrwl....
Hiilt'itlo I'ltts. ftWest
XPA 53Ji 53K
aft &
36 3l MX
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HJf 7I? 71 VS,
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val.
LancVUy 6 per Ct. Loan, due 18aL..S)9
! " w... 100
ifoo... 100
u 18... 10C
berct. n 1 or years.. 100
" 5 per ct. Scho.il Loan.... 109
" ti tw t-or20years.. 100
" 4 in r. or 20 years.. IU)
" 6 la 10 or 20 years, uw
II an holm borough Ioau 1011
LMUC STOCKS.
First National Bank. .flot)
F.triners' National itank so
Fulton National Bank ino
ImnensterCountyKatiouiil Rank..
Columbia Natlouai Rank,.... loo
Kplirata National Bank IM
First National Rank, Columbia .. ion
First Nulionai llank,SliAsburK.... !
First National Ruuk. Muriettu.. ... too
First National Rank.' Mount Joy., lull
Mills: National Rank...... tut
Manlieim National ISunk loo
Union National Bank. Mount -loy. .Mi
New Holland Natlouai Bank....... urn
XI8CXU.4HICOU8 irrooaa.
Vtuarryvlllo li. R. 50
Millers villo Street Car w
IniiiirerrrlntiugCoiiintiiy U)
Wnteli Factory loo
Uus Light and Fuel Counuuiy...... 25
Last
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107K
120
191
105
112
103
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120
Stevens Houso..... 108 90
uoiummauas company
Columbia Water Coiuiioiiv 2
Susiiuelianua Iron Company....... 100
Marietta Hollow ware
Stevens House.... SO
Sicily Island 50
E-ixt Hranily wlno ft Wayntwb'g.... 50
StlllerHVillu Normal Scliool
MISCKLLAHKOUH BONDS.
(Miirrjvlllo It. lc, duo Ma $100
170
100
4.5
10
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nr.
to,.
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Kcauinf k voiunima k. ic.vk too
Lancaster Watch Co dno ISH imj
MincjtslerGas Light and Fuel Co..
duo in 1 oral years 100
li iicastcrUas Light uud Fnel Co.,
Liucuslerft Marietta 25
Ianciisterft New Holland........ .. 109
Lancaster ft Busnuehanno. 309
Ttnorrm btockbl
11..
s.
271.25
Big Spring ft Rtaver Valley $ 25 $ I0.2S
Bridgeport ft Horeshoc I3f -Z
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 IS
'.'Gltimbtaft Washington 25 211
Columbia ft Big Spring 25 18
I .an (sister ft Ephrnbi 25 47.2)
Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 21
Stntsburg ft Millport........... 25 W
Marietta Maytown 25 40.1?
Marietta & Mount .lov 25
i.ane..KIIznlntlil'ii AMI'MIot'n 100 m
Laucisterft Frultvilln....w.......... 60 Hi
Lancaster ft LUitz 25 75
Luucivitarft WlllIaiu.Mowi 25 .V
Uineosterft Manor 50 V'"..Vi
Lancislorft Manlu'lin 25 I'l
ORGANS.
c
ILOINU OFF
ORGANS.
ANOTHER DEDUCTION,
DON'T MISS THI3 OHANOB.
Rig Bargain on a Fine Organ,
VlTVcry Fine Full Comblnatlom
$125
OL I 'J Organ. Reduced lo
Thfs is a rare chance.- .
X Elcgunt 12-stop Presoott OrganOI )l V
O Reduced lo $14J
Very Beautiful Organ.
(Iir: Double Coupler ll-stop l'rescott.t;(lii
OllJ Rwlucwl to 9UU
Itemarkahlv IMu-iin
5 1 0."t tine Cottage Stylo Palace Organ.
iplZO Rcturcd to
Hani to Beat.
Qt'Jl'lNeal. wel iluislicd 5-stop Organ.l?! tr
OUU Reduced to &0
ErerjOrgan Fuiljttaaraiitced for 5 Yeattu
A O00U Honest Bargain. '
Elegunt Albrcelit Flano.
Reduced to
$325
$250
This piano, manufactured in Philadelphia,
has a renntation for nurit ft 0 tone ubovo an v
othnrin the United .states.
All to be closed off tl.t.i monlh. Owin to
tho Immense increase in the book and station
ery business, we arc compelled to sell oir. for
too present, mi organs anil pianos v maKO
room for a Largo and Elegant Stock ol Fall
and Holiday Goods.
L. B. HER R,
(Inquirer Buildiu'r.)
octl0-3tdftrtw
Ir YOU ARK A B1AM OF RCSINESI,
weakcneil by the strain ot your dullcs,
avoid stimulants and use HOP BITTERS.
If you are a man of letters, tolling over
midnight work, to restore brain, nerve and
waste use HOP BITTERS.
If you are young and su Bering from anyln
dlscretiou or dissipation;, if you nro married
or single, old or young, suffering jfroui poor
health or languishing 011 bed of sickness;
RELY ON HOP BITTERS.
Whoever you arc, whenever you feel that
vour system needs cleansing, toning or stim
ulating, without Intoxicating, take HOP
BITTERS. .. , ,
Thousands die annually from somofoimof
KIDNEY disease that might, havo lieeu pre
vented by a Umoly use of HOP BITTERS.
Hop Bitten Never Pail I
Have you Dyspepsia, Kidney or Urinary
Complaint, Disease of the Stomach, Bowels.
Blood. Liver or Nerves, yon will be CUredlf
you use HOP BITTERS.
If vou are simply weak and low sp'zlt M, try
it. It may save your life. It has saved him Ireds.
O. I. V. is an absolute and irreslstab e cure
tor Drunkenness, use ot opium, totte-o and
narcotics.
43Sold by Druggists. Smcd fob CiRcrtAB.
HOF BITTERS M'lTO CO.,
Rocbcdter, N. Y.,and Toronto, OnL
ol-lmdeodftw