f
as the alarm was struck ; as I passed up
tho alley from the alley from the building
1 could see firo burning.
This case was held for court andthe
defendant was committed in default of bail
in the Fame amounts as asked tie other..
Two lMscharsed..
Charles Miller was charged with firing
Jiio. T. MacGoniule's barn, on Marion
street, in March, 1832. Brimmer testified
iu the case, but bis evidence was not suf
ficient to make out a case and the charge
was dismissed. Christian Swartz was
charged with complicity in the burning of
MacGonigle's barn, on Middle street.
Brimmer testified in this case that he
and -rinyder set this place on fire.
Swaitx was at tho engine house when
they returned. IIo was drunk and di?
nothing except to go out of tho cng:'
b-mso at tho request of Snyder and lo :
after the firo had started, lie .was
charged. As Miller's bail iu another
against him havo turned him over '
taken back to pribou
The commonwealth was rcprcs' itcd
tho hearinz by Samuel II. Reynolds,
40
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at
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Hay Brown. B. P. Kdilemau and District
Attorney Davis. Those engaged hy the
difT-iont defendants aic 11. V. Davis, J.
W. Johnson, John A. Covin and W. W.
Brown.
I.ANJASTKIt CUUSTV.
Vote lor Slt TrMKuri-r in IXS1 i.'.d Tor
iuvoruur lu XS".
X 5
-: -r "
h n
M-nmtrr. ' ? ? 2. & Z
: : : : ? f
UuiC'tnler, iHtVatil. 1.H " IS! 1'J SOS "ail 3D
2d ward.. '.7s iso 2-t 201 asj ii
3d warn., aii no a; .; 221 .n
4th ward. 227 ir.i ;,: :ico 271 3;
5lh Waid IK! I'H 72 217 2U
flthward. 2K l'-U -! sr.2 :!": -in
Tlhwurd l.t) --U7 II 2S) VJ- 15
" MllWlild. !ll VM 10 Hi til 3
' nth want n;7 s:i -:: aa ::i si
t l.iiiiiliwu " ' ' l-l -
Kurt 1'I !() 5 121 131 ai
Bi-ecknoek ': 3 si l"- 13
Carnarvon Vtt HI :t 1 151 1
Clnv 122 - l',s 5:: 10
Coc'alico K:L-l IJ & SI IS.! 175 (
OcalicoWCbl 125 41 .. 12 105 -r
c ..'..litlii 78 wo 7 iir.i aw so
('olumhia-lslwurd.. IS! 19 l '-'IS 275 57
2d ward... is: 17s n a:.) 2.o 52
:M wurd .. K! IS! II l-M '-'73 uo
CoiHHto-t 2"S 22 111 319 5S ::
Couoy... 1''7 411 .V.I 172 J IS hi
Donegal. H.sprltigv'c 4S 15 s i ::t a;
Jlnytown 132 91 31 l.Vi 117 49
" Lincoln.. ai 17 Wl 65 u
iKiit'ii' v. k. s. ii. ;; :: m ' 3i
liruinnre ''"' -' -" ' -- ::,:
Karl a-.l 7:: .v. ::: l2 7;
KarlE-urf 229 57 4.. .'ill 15:: 71
K-i-IWchU " -Sl -' ''
Kden ' 121 31 17 1"7 h
Elizabeth - -1 ' .' "!
i:llzabetlitowii llo !". r. :a. .s. K
Kpiinitii '-! 1" -" 1'" f
Fiiimn i:w (;, ' 1 1:; '
II.miiiiM, W V.Kiinfc 15S r, 1 ( M 4
" N. West. 42 a". 4 .rH 47 1C
" NorirM. 7' 1! 4 75 47 31
" S.Spl'KS ". 55 55 !) Kl 5'J
II.iiiiiM. K Kiihr'stn 101 CI :W 1UI '.'I 'i!
i' lVKiia'j; 17ii .T 17 an til 75
Liuiipcter, Kast 17 41 as27o i H
Lain poler. W:4l IBS I'.l 21 a.O :!1 .!
l.uiicatUM'lrp SSI 14 ' S S '-
l..icock l."2 47 ill 210 Mi 27
l.i-ac)Ck Uppi-r 141 57 111 3 107 a
l.tlllo llritatn 11" 121 l' ""'- 17.. :i!
Maiilifliu lmr. 1S7 h7 27 21. U2 .;1
Mtinli:ini twp a 4 as 3!0 142 :j
Manor lnilluntuM n. 152 23 13 23 2" -.
.. NVw l 41 ; !I5 ! 13
' y.iilor.viIl(!.. I'M 51 37 211 Ji5 ..I
Miilintlalior SH 151 W '-'hS :a:7 35
Murttc. H'l 7 I li 1'' 3i
Mount Joy lor. 2'5 ill .i'J 2W7 101 1.;
MountJoyt).,Upi)iT 50 14 7 .! II '
Lower 57 24 5 114 15 a.
IMiwIise 121 '.: 11 aJJ 202 :x
IVlill 'Ji " ' 1S ! '
iv-ni(!!i i2i i to is.: ii. v5
I'ruviilunce US 52 W V.i U' ''
Itapho Newtown.... 50 4 10 70 !i 11
" -S.S.U 3 13 Si 2", 13
" Union tin 52 20 U tl .7 3.
KporiinslliM 20 12 7 :5 10 35
Smlsljiiry J-1 ,,,! ,,: 1VJ '?7 '11
HulMMiry. 328 7 57 4S2 I..0 b2
Slni-UurBtup 110 21 15 217 5. 21
Stnilurf lmr 07 53 2 llo i. .
WiiMlillgiOlllMtl'.H.W 23 3S 2 2i; 4S 4
lt w 15 35 .. !' ! 2
Warwick 3-'W !! 71 4U 200 llo
Total .-a K7o io 130.57 '.nwa-oi
Tho figures above given aro not official ;
but they will furnish a close approxima
tion to tho vote of the county on governor.
Tho full official vote for ail tho stato and
county officers will appear in tho Istklli
gknckii as soon as computed by tho court
officers. The plurality for Gou. Beaver
indicated above is 4,007, and his majority
over Pattison and Stewart 1,500.
UAH'S VOONG BEBOCKATS.
CoiiRrmnlatlnB Covcrnorl'altlson utnlUIiali
in:n llcnoel.
Tho following telegram was scut from
this city to Governor-elect Pattison this
morning :
Lancaster, November '.).
To Robert K. rattlson, Philadelphia, Jt,
Tho Young MenV. Democratic club of
Lancaster sends congratulations to the
governor elect. You havo met aud over
thrown the combined forces of wrong,
brought tho certaiuty of honest govern
ment, and re-cmblaxoued upon the es
cutcheon of tho state her ancient motto of
' Virtue, Liberty aud Independence."
Jko. A. Covi.r, Prcs.
The following was sent to Chairman
Heutcl :
Lancaster, Pa., Nov. 9.
To H'. V.IIenscl, iSirard fjouxc, Philadelphia.
Tho Young Men's Democratic club of
Lancaster, uniting with all your Demo
cratic fellow-townsmen, extend congratu
lations to you for jour masterly leadership
of tho Democratic campaign that has re
sulted in tho defeat of tho combined
bosses, and tho establishment of correct
political principles in the long misgov
erned commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
It was a famous victory," and nowhere
docs tho credit rest more worthily than
upon tho shonldei-8 of the able and intrepid
young chairman of tho Democratic state
committee.
Jno. A. Coyle,
President.
DAUIMO UOBBEUV.
A Sre nlown Open and OiouontoiUsKilUil.
Between 11 and 12 o'clock last night a
daring robbery was perpetrated at the
hotel and store of Jacob B. Miunioh, at
Laudisville. Tho safo, weighing about 800
pounds, was removed bodily from the
house by means of a barrow truck stolen
from tho railroad station near-by, and car
ried to a field belonging to Michael B.
Laudis, a quarter of a milo distant, where
its contents were rilled. Tho absence of
Mr. Minnich renders it impossible to as
certain the exact amount of the loss, but
it is known that a considcrabls sum of
money aud some valuable papsrs wero in
tho safo at ihe timo it was stolen.
The safe was found this morning near a
straw stack in Landis' field. No cluo, by
which tho thieves may bo detected has
been discovered. It is possible that some
negotiable securities havo been stolen
along with the other papers, and the banks
of this city havo bcon warned to bo on tho
lookout for any of the paper which may be
presented to thorn.
It is stated that Eeraard Edalman,
the watchman at tho railroad, saw two
suspicious looking characters near the
barrow truck iu tho early part of last
evening. .Alter noticing them ho entered
tho station and remained there a short
time. On his return tho truck had dis
appeared. Ankle llBlocatel.
Last night as Jacob Kautz,brick-makcr,
residing at No. 403 Manor street, was
crossing a gutter on his way home he
slipped and fell dislocating his aukle. ur.
aud
J.U. ooya rcauceu uie unuouauuu
Mr. Kauts is doing well.
York to be a City.
Tho people of York havo voted upon
the question whether or not that place
should be made a city, and decided that
it should be ono by a majority of 351.
AN' INSDKANCE DISPUTE.
T.';e Case ,r jotUchaltt & I.edermau liefore
Arbitrators.
Yesterday afternoon "Win. M. Slay
maker, V,'. O. Marshall aud Geo. McXabb;
the chosen arbitrators in tho suit of GottE
chalk & Lcdorman, of North Queen
street, vs. the London Assurance corpora
tion, the Phoenix insurance company of
Hartford, Connecticut, the Lancashire
insurance company of Manchester, Eng
land, the City of London fire insurance
company, London, England, the Williams
burg City insurance company of New
York, and North British fc Mercantile
insuranco company London and Edinburg,
met and heard the testimony offered.
This was an action to recover on insuranco
policies, arising out of the firo at the store
of plaintilfs that occurred iu May last, in
North Queen street.
The plaintiffs presented their bills and
testimony in support of their claim, show
ing that the origual stock amounted to
$32,400.82, out of which it was admitted
they had ::o!d, up to tho timo of the lire,
S.1,770.23, leaving tho value, at first cost,
of tho stock at the time of the fire at $2G,
027.27, of this there was an allowance of
$3,810.34 for goods damaged but not en
tirely destroyed by fire, as appraised
by two apprainci:!, mutually chosen by tho
assured and tho defendants' repicsenta
tivos. This, it was claimed, left tho total
loss on the stock at $22,817.23, and on tho
lixttues $'J3S 23, making iu tho aggregate,
with inteiest thereon, $24,003.12.
After hearing the p!aintifi"s ease, Mr.
Reynold'.-, of counsel for tho defendants,
gave notice to tho arbitrators that he
would not go into a defense before the
arbitratois, but would tako out an appeal
and mako his defense in court.
Tho arbitrators awarded tho plaintilfs
tho full amount of their claim. S. II.
Price and Jacob L. Stoimnctz appeased
for the plaiutiifs. S. I J. Reynolds and
Sharp and Alk-nian, of Piiil.idblphi ., iM
rchuuted the defendants.
COLUMIHA.
hliort Not; l'Voni ilio K' er ISorou-!i.
Next Monday night tho Democrats will
have a grand jollification over their vie
torics iu the state and nation.
The man in charge of the boiler at tho
Shawnee furuaee discoveied the water
to bo very low yesterday and drew tho
firo in time to pieveut an explosion.
Joseph Eiiglehar!, who was so forcibly
burned by cinders at tho Shawnee ftw
naccs, died this nun-iiing after enduring
great agony.
A countryman coming down tho tow
path of the tidewater canal with at wo -horse
load of potatoes accidentally drove
into the canal. His horses were drowned,
hi;; potatoes lost and he narrowly escaped
with his own life. Rather an expensive
way of saving toll.
The infant daughter of Mrs. Reitza, uco
Miss Alice llaldeman, died last night.
The engine of way passenger was badly
injured by running into the eabooso of a
freight train at E. K. Smith's this morn
ing. School board meets to night ; so alpo
does the Thursday evening musicale, tho
latter at Mrs. LilliePfahlei's ; tho ladies'
mite society will have'an oyster supper to
morrow evening in tho basement of the
M. E. chinch, on Locust street.
i.ku miuKKX
Mm. Amlcnon Tlsroirsi Kroin a C:irri:i-;o.
On Friday last near the Lamb tavern,
Mrs. Christian Anderson, housekeeper for
Nicholas Brown, was thrown from a car
riago aud sustained a very bad compound
fracture of the leg between the ankle and
knee. It appeal s that Mrs. Anderson,
while sitting in the carriage accidentally
dropped one of the line-, aud, in her efforts
to regain it, pulled haul upon tho other
one. This caused the horse to move sud
denly to one side of the road, upsetting
tho carriage over tho embankment
and throwing Mrs, Anderson onr,
breaking her leg as above suited.
She was taken to Mr. Brown's where tho
fractured bones wero set by Dr. Miller, of
Lampeter, assisted by Dr. Carpenter of
this city. Mrs. Audeison, who is well
known iu this city, is about G5 years of age
has two sons living in York county, one
daughter, living iu Shamokiu.aud another,
tho wife of George Mctzgcr, in this cit.y,
all ot whom havo been no tilled of their
mother's serious mishap, it being feared
that tho
rated.
leg would hato to bo ainjiu.
A5.NU.VI. ISSI'EUXION DAY.
TIid lViiuxylvtila Offlcors Pats Tlirougli.
Tho officers of tho Pennsylvania railroad
passed through here this morning on an
annual inspection tour. Yearly they make
tho trip from Pittsburgh to New York,
aud they stai ted from the former city on
Monday. The were four trains ; one
passed through tho city, aud tho others
went around on tho new track. The
trains were made up of passenger?, coach
ers and cais made lor thisjspecial purpose.
Each is drawn by a passenger ongiuo and
manned by passenger trainmen. Among
tho party was General Manager Pugh, the
president- aud board of directors, super
intendent, supervisors and many others.
Everything owned by the company along
the line is inspected, and special attention
is devot d to the road-bed.
11IK i:r.KUT10X KKTUl'NS.
Couil-iitIiir aud ConsnUdatins tho Vote.
At 12 o'clock, noon, court was opened
by President Judge Livingston, as the law
directs, for computing and consolidating
the election returns aud declaring tho re
sult of the election held in this county on
Tuesday.
J. L. Lyto was appointed roadiug clerk
and John E. Carpenter and George W.
Eaby tally clerks. After they wero sworn
iu to faithfully perform their respective
duties, au adjournment was had until 2
o'clock, p. m. As wc go to press the
computation is being made.
" Ilclrayed" xhey Were.
In every ofiico of tho court house fine
large pictures of the Republican candi
dates have been hanging all summer. Tho
one in the register's office is inclosed in a
handsome largo frame. Since tho result
of Tuesday somo ouo has written on tho
glass right between the photographs in
this frame, tho word " Betrayed" in large
green letters. The occupants of this ofiico
havo tho greatest contempt for Independ
ents and they attribute their crushing
defeat to that branch of tho Republican
party.
The Concert .'.art Nluhr.
Last evening the Ringgold band of
Reading gave an entertainment in the
opera house, which was not well patron
ized. It gave tho greatest satisfaction,
however, as it was first-class in every re
spect, tho baud being ono of tho best in
the state. John M. Stephens, an elocu
tiouist of well known ability, delivered a
a number of selections in fine stylo.
A Itreakdown.
About noon, as Christian Rudy, bread
and cako baker, was driving over a very
bad rub on West James street, a sudden
jolt broke the front spring of his wagon.
There aro soveral bad places on West
James street that ought to bo repaired.
Farmer's Cheap isxcursion to Philadelphia,
on Thursday, November Kith. Tickets good
for three days, only JiOS. Train leaves Lan
caster (King street) at 3:10 a. m. Leaves Co
lumbla at 5:13 a. m. Faro $2 3X Fare from
.Manhcim. Lititz and Ephrata, $1.80.
nO-ll,13,13d
A lair for tl c benefit of St. John's ltctormcd
church, will be held in tho basement of the
church, commencing Saturday, Nov. 11.
LANCASTER. DAILY INTELIJGENCER THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1882.
Ilefore tbe nlayor.
The mavor this morning had a number
of cases, among them was " Big Georgo"
Smith, colored, who got drunk yesterday
and in the afternoon raised a row on South
Christian street. Officers Mercer and
Stormfeltz had some trouble arresting
him, but the application of nippers to his
big wrists brought him around. He paid
his costs this morning. James Linghurst
and wife, two old offendeis, for being
drunk, got 30 days each. Five lodgers
were discharged.
A Husband's Charge.
Sarah Hinder is charged by Joseph, her
husband, with open lewdness and she will
be heard by Alderman Barr.
Ht'KVLA.lj NO'JVZ.a.
"I would not live always, I ask not to stay."
We do not wonder, witli uch a cold su 5ours,
lmt there is a bright . Mile to every thin;,', and
sunshine even lor tlioso racked witli rain. Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup never fails to o tho
nioit stubborn coh-jIj.
Deskrviko ol confidence. There is no article
which so rlenly deserves the entire confidence
of tho community as lirown's Kronehial
Troches. Those suflcring lrom Astlnnitlc and
Bronchial Disease. Cough and Colds should
trytheui, ITIee 23 cents'. nMwdeod.tw
CertHicaie.
"1 havo "-ed Kurdock l.lood Hitters with
great benefit for indigestion ami constipation
of the bowels." I'riee SI.
C. Ii. EAS'JON, Hamilton, Out.
For sate by II. IS. Cochran, di-uist. 17 and
1SJ Noith Queen street.
The best preparation of lion a doctor can
prescribe iM Jlrown's Iron Hitter.-:, because it
does not injure the t-.eth as other iron medi
cine v. ill. For f.'le by JI.H. CochRin, dru-j-;i:t,
i::7and 11 Norlli (jue'ui .street.
uiMwd&w
II ai.u'h Honey of llorchound aud iur le
lievis cfnighs iuicfcer than any other ii.edi
cine, l'iic's Toothache Drops cure in one mi
unto. nlMwdeod&w
Citoui', Whooplnsit'ou-jh and Hronchitis im
mediately relieved bv ciuloh's Cure. For sale
by II. 1!. Cccliittii, druggist, KIT and lKiN'orth
ijtit-cii U niyl lwdcow&w
Colih-n' I.ieblg's Liquid Hi ef and Tonic .'n
vijjonitor promotes digestion; admirably
adui-.ted lor leuialcs in delicate health. Of
druggists.
uClwdeori&w
Tno iirnprletors ot Kly'si Cream Halm do not
claim it to be a rnre-iri.but a sure remedy lor
Catarrh, Colds in the I load and Hay Fever.
I'riee fO cents.
Apply intu iheniKtriln witliJIttlo linger.
Catarrh. For fifteen years 1 have been
greatly annoyed with thU disgusting
disease, which caused seven) pain In my
head, continual diooping into my throat and
unpleasant breath. Jly sense ot smell was
much impaired. Hya thorough use for six
months of lily's Cre un Halm 1 have entirely
overcome these trouble". J. H. Cask, St. Denis
hotel, liroadway and I lib street, X. Y.
My Sou tried Kly's Cream Halm for cold In
the head, alter using it twice he lV'lt uo more
distress or trouble in breathing. I recom
mend it above all other Catarrh remedie. C.
C. IlAOEsnucii, Druggist.: Malumcy City, I'a.
o:il-2wdTu,Th&S
A- an ounce ot prevention is better they say
Than a pound of the herd sort of cure.
Let us all keep our gums anil our teeth from
decay.
And our month and our breath tresh and
Dure,
For a bott'e
ofSOZODONT'Sail wo require.
To speedily
iMilize all wc desire.
I'urify the ISlood.
" SWAVXK'S 1'ILLS."
' SWAYSOS'H TILLS."
" SWAVSU'S TILLS."
ACTS AS A JIIt.MlT CORRKCTOn
and by clean-ing, regulating anil strengthen
ing the organs ot digest ion, secretion and ab
sorption, cure Apoplexy, Fits, l'araly.-ts, Ner
vousness. Dizziness Debility, Hilliousness,
Had Hr"it', .l.iundlce, Livcraml Ktdney Com
plaint, l.acl ot Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi
gestion or Dy.si'ep-ia, Headache. Constipation,
Fevers, Malaria and Contagion, Fever and
Ague, Dlarriiiea, Dropsy, Colds. Khcutnatlsm,
neuralgia, Uout, Female Weakness, Urinary
DNorders, and all Irregularities of the. Spleen,
Stomj'eh, l'.hutder and Howcls.
IllSTORINn TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They Keep t lie
system in a healthy condition by arousing tho
torpid liver to healthy action, anil expelling
by the bowels aad kidneys the matter that
poi .01.3 tli' inundations ol lite. Uo particular
to obtain " Swayne's Fills." Price ir cents a
box ot SO pills, or 5 boxes SI.
rrepared only by Dn. Swavxi: & .Sox, Phila
delphia, l'a.
Ask your druggist lor them. Pent by mail
to any addre-ss. net i-eoit&wM.W.F
Mothers! .HoSV.ors:: Mothers:!
Are yon disturbed at night land broken ot
your rest !.y . -;c.t- e.'r.ild sutl'ering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get a bottle ot JIUS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING HVi'.UP It will relievo
the poor little sufierer immediately depend
upon ;t: there is no mistake about it. Thero
is not a mother on earth who tins ever used II,
who will not tell you at onco that it will regu
late tl: bowels, iind give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
iilco magic, it, is perfectly sato to use In all
casi s, and pleasant to tho taste, und Is tho
presciiplion ot one ot tho oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
Stales. Sold every wliem. 23 cents a bottle.
mMy-M.W&S&w
ItACKMi:TACK,"al:islingaiid iragrant per
fume. Price 3 and 30 cents. For sale at Coch
ran's drug store. i:7 North (Jncen street.
Fou lame Hack. Side or Chest, use Shiloh't
Porous Plaster. Price 23 cents. For bale lu
ll. IJ. Cochran, druggist. 137 and ISft North
Queen Street. Lancaster, l'a. mvMwdeow.tw
:iriiwn'M nousenoid 'anaca.
Is the most oileetivo l'aln Dc-.troy.u- in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blow!, whether taken internally or applied
t-xtemally.aml thereby more certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double tho
strength ot an v similar i-rcnaratlo:i. It cures
pam in the Side. Hack or Itowels. Soro Throat,
Hhcuumtism and all ac-hks, and Is T1IF,
UltKAT UKLlKVF.lt OF PAIN. '-Hkown's
UorsEiioLa 1'anacka"' should bo in every
family. A teaspooniul of the Panacea In a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at bod time will v.eba:: er a cold. 25 els
t bottle fcbll-lvdM.W&SAw
. Itching l-llen Kymptoiuii and cure.
The symptoms aro moisture, like perspira
tion, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressingly, particularly at night, as if
pin worms were crawling in and out of the
rectum; the private parts are some times af
fected: it ullowed to continue very serious
results may follow. ' DR. Swayne's All
IIealino Ointment "Is a pleasant, sure cure.
Also lor Tetter, Itch. Salt Uhcum, Scald Head,
Erysipelas, Harbors' Itch, Hlotehc-, All Sciily,
Crusty, Cutaneous Eruptions- I'riee 30 cents,
3 boxes lor $1.23. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt ol price In currency, or three cent
postage stamps. lrep:ucd only by Dr.Swayne
& Son, No. 330 N. sixth street, I'hihvlclphia,
l'a. Sold by all prominent druggies. Swatnk's
l'lLLsarcthc best for all billions disorders.
Cnro headache, levers, Ac.
-lyeod&wT.Th&S
Moving springs ot action arc deeply inter
fused with principles subject to certain laws.
The nervous man finds his life blasted, but he
cm be restored tc vigorous health by Dr.
Benson's Celery and Chamomile I'M?. They
arc simple, harmless, and cfilcncious.
nC-lwd&w
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice,
bavin:; had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula ot a simple
vegetable rcnieiy for the speedy and perma
nent cure tor Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affec
tions, also a positive and radical euro for Ner
vous Debility anil all Nervous Complaints,
alter having tested its wonderful curative
lowt rs in thousands ot cases, lus felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fel
lows. Actuated by this motive und ft desire
to relieve human sullcring, 1 will send free ot
charge to all who desire it, this receipt, in
German, French or English, with lul direc
tions lor preparing and using. Send by mall
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. Noycs, 110 Tower's Block, Bochcster,
jj Y. oct"-13tdcow
Go to H. B. Cochran's arng store tor 3fr..
Freeman's Sew Rational Dyet. For bright
ness and durability ot color, are nncqnaled.
Color from 2 to 5 pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. 15 cents.
imty to Others.
CnAMBERSBCno, July 23, 1S73.
This Is to let tho people know that 1. Anna
Maria Krider, wife of Tobias Krlder, am now
past seventy-four years of a;e. My health has
been very bad for some years pasL I was
troubled with weakness, bad cough, dyspep
sia, great debility and constipation of the
bowels. I was so miserable I could hardly eat
anything. I heard ot Hop Bitters, and was
resolved to try them. I have only used three
bottles, and 1 feel wonderfully good, well and
strong again . My bowels are regular, my ap
petite good and cough all gone. I feel so
well that I think it my duty to let people
know, as so many kncwhowbadl was, what
tho medicine has done for me, ao they can
cure themselves with it-
Anna M. Krider. Wife ot Tobias Krider.
nl-2wdiw
A congii. com or sore Taroat snouia do
stoppou. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown'-: i.ronchial Troches do not disorder
trie stomach like cough syrupj and balsams,
but act directly on the Inflamed parts, allaying
lf-Hatton. give relief lu Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, Mid the Throat Troubles
which Singers und Publlenpeakorsaresubject
to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have baun recommended by physi
cians, anil always glv perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wldo and constant use
for nearly an entire generution, thoy have at
tained we), .nerited rank among the lew staple
remedies ot the aj. Sold at 23 cents a box
.ftr-. whe.r- tnv-lvdTTti&FAlVW
KKSCUKll FttOXU WK4TH.
Tho tollowingstatementof William J. Cough
in, ot somervllle, Mass., is so remarkable tiiat
wo beg to ask for it the attention ot onr read
crs. He says : "In thu lall ot ls"6Iwas taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and Uesli. 1 was so weak at one time
that I could not luavo my bed. In the sum
mer ol 1677 1 was admitted to the City Hospital.
Whilcthcre tho doctors said I had a hole in
my ielt lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed over a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine!. 1 was so far gone at one time a report
went crcund that 1 was dead. I gave up hope
hut a friend told mo ol DK. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS. I laughed at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I
gotal.f itleU satisfy them, when to my sur
prise a d gratification, 1 commenced to feel
belter My hope, onco dcud, began to revive,
ntidto-Iay Heel In better spirits than I have
the past tin co years.
"1 write thU hoping you will publish it, so
that every ono allllcted with Diseased Lungs
will be.induccd to tako DB. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOBTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CON-SUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. I
have taken two bottles and can positively say
tht it has done mo more good than all the
other medicines I havo taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and I shall soon be able to go to work.'g
Sold bv II. B. Cochran, 187 North Oucenstro
CoiiKuuiptlou Cured.
Ua old physician, retired from active - -c,
having had placed In his hands by an
fiast Indiana missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
p-rmancnt cure ot Consumption, Bron
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, anil all
Throat and Lung Allectlons, also a
positive and radical euro lor General
Debility and all nervous complaints, after
having thoroughly tested its wonderful cura.
tive powers in thousands of cases, feels it Is
his duty to make it known to his lellows. Tho
recipe, with full particulars, directions tor
preparation and use, and all necessary advice
and instructions lor successful treatment at
your own home, will bo received by you by
return mail, free of charge, by addressing
with stamp or stamped self -add leased enve
lope to DB. J. C. RAYMOND,
101 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
o-21-lyw
JUAJtltlAOES.
McCallistkk Hebulk. Nor. 9. by Kev. J. V.
Eckcrt, at his residence. No. ill North Mul
berry street. Lancaster, Uriah K. McCallistcr,
ot Quarry ville, to Miss IdaE. Hobble, of Lan
caster, it
UJCATU.
Burnt. In this city. Oct. 9, William ., t-on
ot John F. anil Anna Maria Uclth, in tho 7tii
yearol his age.
The relatives and friends ot tho family nro
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
rrotn the residence of his parente,:No. 38 North
Water street, on Sunday afternoon at 1i
o'clock. novSMtd
XXIV AUrXBTlSB3IJITS.
T
1UK NUIFFLGKV. F. A.. HO. ?. wmi.
meet specially on jtiuuai rsfnaiiu-,
it, 7:S0. A full attendance is requesieu,
IJy order ot tho President.
J P. S. GOODMAN.
ltd Secretary.
SAUKK KKAIIT LUNCH.
Thnrc will be a Grand Saucr Kraut Lunch
TO-NIGHT at Excelsior Hall. Nos. 125 and 127
East King street, In celebration of tho result
ot the election. AH aro invited.
11 JOHN SCHOENBEBGEB & SON.
1MCIKM11S OF ST. JOHN'S REFOKfflEU
r Church, don't lorgct the FAIR in tho
llasemcnt of tho Church, corner ot Orange
and Mulberry streets. Open from November
11. Admission; lu cents. ii9-itd
4 SEVKN OCTAVE
Ciiickorincf Square Piano,
In pcrlcct order, will bo sold at a bargain.
v SHKKLNEIOt MUSIC STORE,
ltd No. SO North Queen Street.
-i-N-jiri-Tir-riTi;iiiARS. 11 roB
CTSi.
t tO-lc'
Kj (mado from old stock Connecticut
HAl'TMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
'
STORE.
DIVJ DKND SOT1CK.
FAiuiin-s' National Bask ov Lancastku,
November ClbSi.
The Board or Directors have this day dc-i-lurcd
a dividend of five and one-halt per
cent, for the last six months, payable ou de
mand E D W. 11. BRO W N.
n7-2t Cashier.
Dl
ilVlDKND NOTICE.
Lancaster Coitntv juationai. isas
Vmrainluil T ' 1 Kt
The Board of Directors havo this day de
clared a fccml-annual dividend ot live and one
lialf per cent., payable on demand
F. II. BRENEMAN.
n7-2ld&ltw Cashier.
WANTKD--TWO OK THKBK OENTLE
men in different, parts ot Lancaster
county, to represent a large New lork company-business
legitimate, honorable and
.profitable. No capital required. The risht
party will find this a desirable way to increase
their income. For particulars address
ALBERT WILSON,
n?-2td Lancaster, Pa.
-1 lUiSO FAIK
-FIRST
GRAND FAIR
OF
Camp 19, Sons of Veterans.
WILL OPEN TO-NIGHT, AT
EXCELSIOR HALL.
49 All citizens aro invited.
ADMISSION..
noVJ-tfd
.loots.
Mir;
YOUNG MEN'S
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
-AND THE-
CENTRAL CLUB
WILL MEET AT
CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS,
Tills ETenlns at 7J O'clock.
To mako arrangements for a Grand Demo
cratic Jubilee. -l8-gtd
A rULL LINK OF I.OKlLI.ARl'S
J. Plus Tobacco, nnd other first-class brands
nt
liABTSlAN's yellow rnoai
CIGAB STOBE.
FOUNTAIN FINE-COT TOBACCO fTHE
best brand manufactured) 8 cents per oz.
or 2 cents ft at ..,, .,,...
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
NW AJOVEKTIhEUJESia.
maK ALMOST 1NKVITABLK COMSK-
X quences ot chronic suppuration in the
ear are dangerous to the health and life of the
patient, hence the importance ot the subject,
and the interest which physicians shonla
take in arresting the advance ot these sequela:
of disease.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat-also.
Chronic Diseases successtuUy treated by
DBS. H. D. anl M. A. LONG AKEK,
Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Fa.
Consnltaton free. n9-3tdAw
ptIKABir.
Fire Insurance Company
OF FHILADELPIA.
Assets over
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely invested. For a policy in
tills old and well-established company call on
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M.Wl'AS
ORPHANS' COURT SALIC. ON SATUR
DAY. NOVEMBER 11, 18S2, in pursuance
ol an order of the Orphans' Court ot Lancas
ter county, the undersigned will otlerat pub
lic outcry, at Henry Wertz'a Hotel, Washing
ton borough. Pa., the following described real
CStfltC
No. 1. The two-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, with improvements and lot of
S round, on southeast corner ot Market ami
oncgal streets, Washington borough. Pa.
The lot measures CO leet by ISO feet.
No. 2. A lot ot ground on Donegal street, in
said borough, measuring CO feet by ISO feet.
This lot is known in plan ot borough us No.
159.
No. S. A lot ot ground in Fairview. Manor
township. Lancaster county. Pa. This prop
erty Is part of lott No. 2S und 10 iu p!un ot
Fairview.
Sale to commence at ' o'clock p. m.
For term, etc., apply to attorney lor estate.
Wm, B. Given, esq., Columbia. Pu., or to
JOSEPH FUNK.
Administrator of .Jonathan Funk, Dec'd.
A. W. Delusokr, Auct. o24,23,3!ftn4,9
PUBLIC SALK OK YALUABI.K CITY
Property. On FRIDAY. NOVKMBEK
10, 1832. the undersigned will sell at public sale
at the Leopard hotel in the city of Lancaster,
tho following described real estate belonging
to tho estate or tho late .John 1C. Reed, esq.
A two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
No. 522, with a large two-story Brick Back
Building thereto, und lot or piece of urouud,
situuted on tho south side ot East King street,
between Ann and Marshall streets, in said city
ot Lancaster, containing in front on East King
street 33 feet, and extending iu depth or that
width 215 feet to a It feet widoalicy.
All those FIVE ELEGANT BUILDING
LOTS lying cast ot the above described prop
erty, the first ono, containing in front on Fast
King street 28 tect and 4 inches. and the others
2ti feet and extending in depth southward of
that width 213 tect to the belorc-mentloned
alley.
The above described House is largo and com
modious with all the modern conveniences.
All tho lots have a great many very lino Apple,
Pear and Peach Tiees and Grapo Vincs-in ex
cellent bearing. The erection ot tho stand
pipe in tho reservoir gives an abundant sup
ply ot water to all the above properties. Tho
properties will bo sold as a whole or as above
mentioned to suit purchasers.
Sale to begin at 7 o'clock p. in., on said day,
when terms and conditions will be made
known by SARAH REED.
B. F. Bowe, Anct. o30Anovl,4,i!,8,9
VTKW YORK STORK.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
Watt, Shand & Co.,
Have opened another large invoice ot
LADIES' COATS,
LADIES' JACKETS.
LADIES' DOLMANS,
In latest styles at lowest prices.
OLOTH SUITINGS
Are tlio popular goodsof theseason. Weoll'er
a choice line at Low Prices.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
In great variety at Bottom Prices. SPECIAL
BARGAINS in choice FALL COLORS.
10J pieces WOOL-PACE DRESS GOODS, 12c.
a yard.
50 pieces DOUKLE-POLD CASHMKRK, 15c.
a yard.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
at 17c, 20c, 23c. a yard.
10
pieces BLACK DRESS SILKS, at
yard, worth $1.25.
$1.00 a
Ladies' Underwear,
Gents' Underwear,
Childrens' Underwear.
In all sizes and qualities at Lowest Prices.
Blankets, Flannels, Comforts.
at prices second to none.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
JTOH SAltB.
DKStlCAHLK CITS' I'KOPEKTV AT PRI
VATE SALE. Tho undersigned offers
for sale his residence. No. 332 North Queen
street. Lot 21J,i feet front and 24." lect deep,
with two-story BRICK DWELLING, Sllect
front and 9S tect in depth, containing 12
rooms. Bath Room. Gas. Water, etc., in good
I condition. A desirable location for business.
half square irom Aomicrn -Market, xerms
easy. .i . l. n AiiXAi Art .
. UOl-liUlllW ft.
I
1 T)UBI1U SALK OFAMJKKMKY. MUERK-
1 JT. SEY and Durham Cows. On SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 11. lfcSi will be sold at nubile
sale, at the Black Horse Hotel, Mlllemville,
Lancaster countv, Pa., tho following live
stock, to wit : 23 Head of Alderney, Guernsey
ami Durham Cows, mostly all lresh und a few
close springers. These Cows wore selected
with great care by the undersigned himself,
and must be In every respect us represented
or no sale.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. m., whoa at
tendance i ill be given by
HARRY C. LINTNER.
Samuel. Hess & Sow, Auct. n6-5id
T)UBLIC SALK.
On;SATURDAV EVENING. NOVEMBER
11, 3S82, at the Keystone House, orui (juccn
street, will bo sold the twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with two-story brick
back building with balcony, situate 15 East
Frederick street, having 0 rooms and hall,
large garret and excellent cellar ; lot IS feet,
2 inches, by C9 feet, 10 Inches; all in excel
lent order; house has balcony and side alley
entrance and hydrant.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
JACOB L. DORWART, or
BAUSMAN ft BURNS.
SAtUKL IIE33 Sons, Aucts. n3-9td
PUBLIC SALK OF ltKAL KSTATK. ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1982, will bo
sold lit public sale, at the Keystone Hotel, in
the city of Lancaster, all that CERTAIN LOT
OF LAND, situated on the west side ot Nortti
Prince street, adjoining properties ot N. Ban
nlnger and Henry Barnitz. and numbered 450.
Containing in front on North Prince street
51 lect and 11 inches, and in depth to Water
street 145 foet, more or less, on which is erected
a two-story DOUBLE STONE DWELLING
HOUSE.
Sa;o to commence at 7 o deck p. ra.. -when
terms will bo made known by
JOHN A. COYLE.
Trusteo to sell In the estate of Frederick Scul
ly, deceased.
II. Shcbbet Auct. nS-S'Tu&Thtsd
JBJVTJtJtTJtiYJIiiJVTS.
1 i . ' 3Q
pBLTOX OPKRA HOUSK.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th.
THE ECCENTBIC COMEDIAN, BOLAND
EEED,
Who for the past weekpacked Havorly's The
atre, Philadelphia, will appear at the Fulton
Opera House,
Friday, November 10,
In the Latest Comedy Success,
Fred. Marsden's "Cheek."
Reserved Scatsat usual prices. Now on sale
at Opera House Ofttce. nC 5td
TIISD EDITIM.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER O, 5 82
TUESDAYS TIDAL WAVE.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS 1.YERXWUEBE.
Michigan' CongrIoual Delegation lleiuc.
crtlc Nevada tioes the Some Way
Clean Sweep In California.
Montour County' Vow.
Montour county, official : Pattison, 623
plurality. Black, 637, Clark, 626,
Africa RXi KIHott. 624. For Congress,
Storm 512. For Senate, Hart 1,703 ; BIc-
Cormick (Dcm.) is elected for Assembly.
Broilns Knns Behind ln Dauphin.
Dauphin county official : Beaver 6,956,
Pattison 5,636. Stewart 626, Davies 6,952,
Black 5,645, Duff 692. Greer 6918. Africa
5,734, Merrick 6g8, Rawla 6.973, Clark
5,745, .Tunkin 500, Brosius 6,726, Elliott,
5,680, McMichael 5,250. Congress : Barr
6,282. McCormick 6,440.
tireat Democratic Gains In Illlnosl.
Chicago, Nov. 9. The congressional
delegation is about evenly divided. The
control of tho state Legislature on joint
is doubtful, with chances iu favor of tho
Democrats.
Chicago, Nov. 9. The latest returns
from tho stato indicate the election of the
Republican stato tickets by from 10,000 to
12,000 majority.
Minnesota liciualna Republican.
St. Paul. Minn., Nov. 9. The Repub
licans elect the entire Republican congres
sional ticket. Tho state Senate stands:
Republicans 34, Democrats 10, Independ
ent and Greenbacks 3. House : Republi
cans 76, Democrats 28, Independents 2.
Micblcan'd Democratic Congressional Dele
gation. JIilwaukei:, Nov. 9 The new congres
sional delegation from Michigan consists
of five Democrats and three Republicans,
with ouo district to hear from. This is a
Democratic gaiu of four members.
Washington, Nov. 9. A private tiu
patch received from Detroit, Mich., sajs
both branches of tho Legislature aro Re
publican with 30 majority oa joint ballot.
Fully nine-tenths of Republicans elected
aro Ferry men, making his 10 election
practically certain.
The Democratic Trinuiph In Nevada.
Rf.so, Nev., Nov.9. Powning, Repub
liean, is dofeated for Congress.
Arizona- Heavily Democratic.
Tuscon, Arizona, Nov. 9. G. H. Oury,
Democrat, is elected congressman. Both
branches of tho Legislature are Demo
cratic by a largo majority.
Nothing New from Virginia.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 9. Nothing
more definite has been received as to the
election in Virginia than was embodied in
yesterday's dispatches from here.
A Clean Democratic Sweep Id Callt:ri'ia.
San Francisco, Nov. 9. Twenty-six
thousand votes coufirm last nights report
of tho probablo result. Thero has been a
clean Democratic sweep. Stoneman's
majority increases as tho returns come in.
The Senate will brobably stand 28 Demo
crats aud 12 Republicans. Tho assembly
57 Domocrats and 23 Republicans. The
defeat of Page (Rop.) for Congress is con
firmed by further advices.
fcljiT PILLOW CUAL31EIW.
The Shoestring Statesman Complains
of
Uull-dozlng.
Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 9. General
James B. Chalmers, the Independent
Democrat candidate for Congress in
tho Second Mississippi district, oppos
ing Van II. Manning, Democratic
nominee, is in this city. In au
interview ho asserts that bull-dozing
was practiced in Tallapatchio county
whero the election was prevented from
boing held under tho pretense of a fear of
small pox which deprived him of 500
Votes. At ono place in Desoto county
where the judges refused to hold au elec
tion thero was caused a loss to htm of 200
votes. Notwithstanding this ho claims
his election on tho returns that havo
been mado by 1,070 majority.
Secretary Falser Ketfecnt,
Wvsiiinoton, Nov. 9. Secretary Fol
gcr declines to say anything in referonco to
his future plans. Tho genccal impression
among his friends iu the treasury
is howor, that ho will servo out the bal
ance of his term as secretary of tho trea
sury, unless Eomo unforeseen circumstauce
should arise to make his retirement ncc
efcsary beforo that time.
The secretary has comracuccd.tbc prcp:
1 at ion of his annual report which is to ac
companyltho president's message to Con
gress, and is uo collecting data from the
bureau officers for that purpose.
ratal Ending ot n Ouarro'.
Wilmington, Del., Nov. ft. Daniel
Maguirc, who was shot by John Croncy en
Tuesday night, died lat night. Croney
has been committed to jail. By his mis
conduct Mamiire had acquired tho nick
namo of "Tho terror of the Eleventh
ward," but in this case tho shootiug ap
pears to havo been done without provoca
tion and in part to avenge a previous as
sault on Croney's brother.
Mewnpaper Consolidation.
Osweoo, N. Y., Nov. 9. The Oswefio
Daily Express this morning publishes its
valedictory. It was started as a half-breed
organ ono year ago, aud it is emerged ic
the Oswego Daily Times, which has bought
tho establishment and paper and will here
after bo published as the Times and Ex
press. . m
Completion or a Tunnel.
Newark, N. J., Nov. 9. TheWeehaw
ken tunnel of the West Shore and Ontario
& Western railways, opposite Newark,
was opened for trafllc yesterday. This
tunnel has been in course of construction
for eighteen months. It is for a doublo
track and is 3,900 feet in length through
solid granite
' Both Can't Sarvlve,"
Says Pennsylvania, on all her State docu
ments. The Keystone State means that thero
Is an irrepressible conflict between tyranny
and freedom, and ono or the other must suc
cumb. ro mere is ueiween neaim mm un
ease. Every force that lights successfully
against disease should be heartily welcomed.
Such a force a nost in Itself is Hunt's ite
medy. and Its special line or attack is against
kidney and liver diseases, over which it
achieves a wonderful triumph If you havo
bodily weakness, an aching, a general sense
wtarlness or inertia, or dropsic il symptoms ;
if tho kidneys or liver arc deranged, there is
no such medicine ns Hunt's Remedy. It gives
notice to all such liiseaues to quit. Pennsyl
vania is right ; both Hunt's Remedy and these
diseases can't survive, and It is they that aro
banished. nS-lwcooitw
HA.KKKI-
Mew mots mamex.
Nbw Yoke. Nov. 9. Flour Stato and West
ern slightly In buyers' lavor; moderate iu
qulry. Southern dull and unchanged.
Wheat 'A&A.C lower, dull and depressed ;
No. 1 White at $1 075 : No. 2 lied, Nov, $1 0CS
1 06 ; do Dec., SI l'8Jai 08JS; do year,91 tyni
til 0CH ; do Jan., $1 10S1 Wft ; do Feb., $1 12
Com" unsettled and H&c lower: trade
moderate : mixed western spot 84389a ; do
futures, 61g82c .,, ,
Oats i5c lower; No. 2 Dec 42Kc ; ,Io
Jan.,4304alic; State, 42S51c; Western, 3S0
4SC.
Uram and irrovnuon ynorauons.
One o'clock quotattona of grain and proy !
lona furntBhed by 8. K. Ytindt, moLer.UN
East King street.;
Nov. 9.
jnteo.
Whesit Corn Oats Pork
nor. 93 .C0'4 .33) 18.02)4
I.ard
1100
Vnur Ul-UC .Wli
Petroleu'i. Oil Citv LIS
Live Stock Market.
Butfalo Cattle Becclpta, 920 head; mar
ket dull and prices a shade lower ; llKhttofair
steem. 22 ;i!t0 ; good nippers'. 5 205 55;
Missouri cows and hellers, 93 700429,
Sheep and Lambs Reoelpta. 2,-WO head : in
koo t demand ond prices a shad higher : fair
to coed Western, 44 GO; Choice, $4 734)3;
Western lambs, $4 C0g5 23; Canada Iambs.
$5 7365 $0.
Hogs Receipt, Mow head: market opened
active but closed dull ; good to choice xork-er-j.
$6 ftV;0 75 ; H?ht Yorkers, $8 S3S6 50 ; good
butchers' and medium weights, 13 S57,
choic, $7 10.
East Libmstt. Cattle Receipts. 255 head ;
market lair: pitme, t5 7506 SO; lair to good,
14 755 so ; common. S3 S094 30.
Hog Receipts. 3,300 head; market fair;
Philadelphia), $7 2397 50 ; Baltimorcs, no de
mand, nonn selling; Yorkers, $6 400809;
grasaers. S506.
Sheep Receipts. 1.40J head ; market alow ;
prime. 4 504 75; fair to good, $3 7304 23: com
mon, 12 08330.
Chicago. Hosts Recelnbt. si nm haii h!r.-
ment-i. 3,900 head; donmnd lair; prices 15c.
lower than on Tuesday morning ; uiiWHl $t fl)
?.,75;J,l?vy' csa7C0; light, tC 25g6 85;
skips. $45 fiO.
Cattle Receipts. 8.000 head ; shipment. 2,200
market rather liberally supplied with ship
ping; prices easier; choice to lair, $4 104 00:
medium to good j6.0 ; choice to extra $5 75
.'40: butchers' very active anil, linn at
$1 -04; stockers and feeders slow atvI60,3
4 25 ; Toxans. $3 oQi CO ; Americans, $t 2552T.
Sheep Kecelpt-i, 5.000 ; shipments, 750 head :
inicrior to fair slow lit $200350: medium to
nood. $3 C5iJ4 10; exports, 14 f034 75: choice.
$1 4035 50.
Stock Marker.
New York, Pmia-iolphitt and Local Stock-.
also United State Hondo repotted daily by
Jacob H. Loko, North Queen street.
Nov. 'J.
IM:00 i-tui t:U.
A. K. V. M. r.M.
6i wii my.
17J-? 37?I ::s
33i 32J2 33M
US' Ul 113-.J
7054 ISK 70M
J7 2k SO,'.,
4S 47 4S?,;
.a sa z$x
30 Sfii 3fi
SI?; 31?2 S2?
71M4 73K 7U?h
Wi 5!)?2 5
27 r.z 2..
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Denver & Bto Grande
S. Y.. Lu Er!o A W tv-uorn..
KanKU and Tex:-.,
Lake- Short'
NewJerseyCVntr.il ....
New York, Ontario & W.....
St. 1'iuil, M. A Umaha
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Rochester . l'ltlsuurgli .....
Texas racitic
Wabash. :- 1OUH A Kacltlc.
Western Union Tel. Co
Pennsylvania Cent ml
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rntialesi-u .wir;'-
' - - uLi-11'.A. ( . Ktour iimet nnd
t .1.. . .,. 1 ii. .-.;. t- -r.i :i.": K.:ru. 9:1 50
t CO ; i'c-i.it.t. I'.iui I.V. ri'i .
Be Hour at it 25j)t 7
Wheat quiet : No. a Wfitcm l.'i-.i. : iiir ;
l'a Bed, U (H)107; Amber itt l lii j l-!:w
to (nullity.
Com quiet!: Steamer. StJJ'tV-ic . Mite.i.ssg
G7c; No. ;t Mixed, tt'aSSt-.
Oats firm and m fair demand ; No. I White.
49c: No. 2 do4tiu; So. 3 do, 47'!; : No. 2
iMixed, 41c.
Bye Hour nominal at 7lfj73i;.
Provisions quiet.
Lanl quiet.
flutter steady, with moder.iti detnand :
I'cnn'aiind Western Cn-amery ostni. S7u: 1;.
C. andN.Y. extra, 31330; do flrst-i ut 2S
30c.
Ejisrs Htm and scarce; renn'a. Sic : Western,
Cheese firm, with fair demand.
Petroleum linn : Ketincd.Sc.
Whisky at 1 liyi.
k.tmai otocaa ana jsoboa.
Tar
val.
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" lev.... PJ
" ' W.1U... Itsl
" ISO... 10c
5perct. n 1 or 30 years.. Iim
0 por ct. Schoyl Loan.... IPO
" 4 " in 1 or 20 yiMi-s.. iwt
" 4 " In 5or2uyrtr.. Imi
Last
solo
$105
107X
120
191
la".
112
102
Ki50
I02
$2115
1111.25
135 .
HI
1.VI
112
UIM
i.ItVl
200
1I5.7T.
Hit
15S
70-W
137
2.S5
'X.M
50
j " in 111 or 20 years. Iix
Uanhoiui horoauh!r - V
TOCES.
First National nana-. i.K
farnion-' NaiJ.'-'iii! ir-T.K (i
Fulton National Cki..v bio
Lancaster County NntioisiU I'.aiiiJ.. 50
Columbia National lj-wik 100
Ephrata National k'-sttk 1''
First National BunK. Columbia.. .. Vn
First Xntlonai Han-r.Hti-iisbiirir... itrti
First National Bank. .MHrietUi un-
i'frst National Uauk. 'louut ,lo.. tin
Lftitz National Bunk.... !::
Manhel.n National Bntik Iixi
Union National Bank. Moup.t.lo . nil
Now Holland Nutlonal Itan Uo
IHS02LL4HEOCS BTOUaM.
tjuarryvllle R. K r
Mlllorsvtlle Street Car. .V)
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory lifl
iia.3 LiKt'tand Fuel Company a't
Stevens House 1:0
ColuudditCa.) Company....
Columbia Water Company ...
Snsquehaina Iron Company 100
Marietta llollowwuro
Stevens HoiibC........................ ra
Sicily Inland AO
EiiHt Brandy vino ,t Wnyii.-sb'i;.... 50
Millersvilh? Nurmiil Seli(M)!..
MISOHLLANCJUd UUNUS
120
90
2
170
l'Jl
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1
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ICcadlnx Columbia Ii. U.V. iii
LaiiKister Watch CoM due !-; liK
t.anciistcrlia Light aad Fuel Co..
due in 1 or 0 years............ h
rinpiistr-r Hon l.iihtiii'J t uel Co..
!d.". !i
100
duolSHiS.... lul 106
Lancaster A Marietta 25 XC.33
Lancaster & New Iloltaud 1U0 85
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:A1NU COLUMBIA B.B.
ARKAKBEMKNTOF PAS8ENGERTBA1N3
MONDAY, "MAY 23d, 183?.
NORTHWARD.
LVWlf.
Qu.irryviiis
Lancaster. King St...
Limc-ister.
Columbia.
ARHIVK.
KjKtAiti ...............
A.V.
7-30
9:10
9:20
SOUTHWARD.
LBAV3.
Rend ln ...............
ARKIV.
Columbia
Lancaster..............
Lancaster. liiujfSt...
Oiia.rrvvIIIo
T.U
a.m. '. . r. H.
i:-iU ... -iS)
7:K) .... 3:f
7:f' l:iii 3:.W
7: 1:11. 3:10
9.15 .::;: r.jn
725 12:00 6:10
r.M.
9:40 2:10 825
9:30 2.10 S-43
9:4it .... 8-25
10:40 .... 9:55
5:30
5:40
6:45
.Trains coiineci ai. 1..(1111; wilzi irim uh.ihi
lrom Philadelphia, i'ottsvllle, Han-isburg, Al
Inntown and New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbin with trains to and from York;
Hanover, Unttysburg, Frederick and Balti
more. A. 51. WILSON. Sunt.
PEK KS VLVA.MA BAILXtOAD NEW
SCHEDULE On und at:o SUNDAY
OCTOHEi: 1st, 12, tr.iins on tiro i-ennyyl-Vdiii:i
Biillsoad will arrive nt and leave the
Lanci.-tei and rhtltuleipld-t imint":n lollowsi:
Lev1
Lan
Ar
Phil
Eastward.
A.H.
A.X
Mall E2prcs
Fast Line... .............
Ilarrisbnn; Ezprc.-).i
12:11
8:10
8:10
8-.V.
2J
7-50
1020
York Accommodation arrives
Lancaster Accomodation arrives....
Columbia Acc-ommodatton
Frederick Accommodation arrives..
Lock Haven Expre!
Sunday Mall.. ............ ....
Johnstown Express....
Day Express..........................
1 larrinbu rg Accommodation . :
31 all Train.............................
k i-.Wi
11:45
F.M.
12-J15
1:03
2:42
3-20
T.TK.
5:45
6:05
7-3T.
9:45
11:00
2.-20
5-25
C.45
8-50
Hanover Accommodation wat. conncctlnjj
at Lancaster vith Niagara Expms at 10:15,
will run through to Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation , west, connecung
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:40, will
run trironuh to Frwlerick.
Westward.
I Phil I Lan
A.X.
A.M.
News Express.....
Wav Passenger.. ....... .......
Und Train. No. l.Vhu Ml. .Iny
4-30
4:30
7:00
6:27
6-27
9-J55
9:40
UhlR
10:211
P.M.
1:40
1-50
5 2
2iil)
7:
7:IU
il:lu
1:45
MailTraIn,No.2,viaCoIumbia,leavcs
Ivfagara Express. ..... ..........
Hanover Accornmmlatlon leave)....
Fast Lino.... ......... ......
Frederick Accommodation leave.. .
Harrisburg Accommoilatlon
Lane: ister Accommodation leaves...
Columbia Accommodation
Harriaburg Expreiw
Western Expreii. ........
Pacific Exprcsii
8:13
11-05
r.'sir
2:14
"i-ii
5:10
9:05
ill-20
Harrl-bun? Expnsw. west, at 5:49 p. m.. has
dircconnectlon.-i (-vlthoutcliangcofcara) to
WM Sunday when flawed.
Mount Joy, Kilad-cthtowa and Middle.
t0Day Express, Fast Line, News Express. Mail
Train, No. 1, Western Express and Pacific Ex
press rnn daily.
ESTATK OF ;lAKLEa"TlEo,.
lato ot Lancaster City, deceased. Letter
testamentary on said cimte having been
granted to the undersigned, all pcrs ns In
debted to said decedent aro requested to mako
immediate (ettlpment. and those hiving
claims or demands against the rst-ite of said
decedent, to make known the namo to the un
dersigned (or her attorney) wtthoiit delay.
J. W. F. hwirr. J ULI A A. JIBPTINU.
Attornty. Executrix,
nG-Ctdoaw