LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER. MONDAY. JANUARY 22 1883.
COTJET AFFAIRS.
FeCK V1SEK.S OP JUKVTK1ALS 0P
The Kesults or the Failure of th Jury Cem
rnlmeuers te be Duly Hwuru Court
Adjourned Till Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon the court met te
bear the argument en the rule te show
cause why the array of jurors drawn in
December, 1SS2, should net be set aside.
The counsel for the commonwealth and
the district attorney said that as the court
had informed itself en the subject, they
had n suggestions te make.
ilr. Iiresius, one of the defendant's
counsel en the arson case, discussed the
subject a'- some length, and quoted laws
in relation te the drawing et jurors and
their duties, for the purpose of showing
that the .setting aside of the jurors dr.iwn
t serve in common pleas courts for Jan
uary would net render it necessary te
continue the trials of the cases for these
lerrii.1, nor would their action taken in
the criminal court compel that, as the pro pre
vision of the 14uth and 147th section
of the act efl834(whiel',it was contender',
Lad net been repealed by any subsequent
legislation) provided relief if the court
desired te avail itself of it, in cases where
the challenge of the jurors is sustained, by
empeweiiug the cemt. en motion of either
ride, te issue a venire te the sheriff te at
once summon 21 jurors t. try any case as
il they had biscn drawn from the wheel.
Tee com t heard all that was presented
and fcaid that this was a motion te quash
the present airay of jurors that had been
drawn for the trial of eases timing this
year, for the reason that the jury com
missieneis Lae net taken the pi escribed
oath bci'ii'e entering upon their duties
although it was conceded that they had
subscribed te the " iieu clad oath " en
their induction U efficii. The law required
that the act of 18.U be confirmed with and
the sarae be filed in the prothenotary's
efiice ; this in this case had net been
complied with strictly. It was therefore
evident tiiat this names el the jurors at the
'ast liliing el' Iho wheel were" illegally ami
imprejierly placed there, and the rules te
quash tiie array must be made absolute
and the wheel refilled. All the court (or
the next four wieks, for which jurors have
been drawn, must be declared "oil"," as
(he court declined te adept the suggestions
of a special venire of 21 te be summoned
by the sheriff
Tim .lur'irs Discharged.
Court met. at 10 o'clock this morning,
this being the time set for the commence
nicnt of t.he fust week of common pleas
e uit. Tiie court informed the jurors
in regard te the manner in which they
were drawn, and told them that they
could net. be U'jcd. They were thereupon
discharged ler the week, with the thanks
of the court, and iceeived their pay for
te-day and mileage. The attendance of
jurets was unusually large this morning
Court then adjourned te Siturdiy morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Till-; 1JICMMS FICIUI) CASIL
iicmilH lit:ari i it Habeas Corpus unit CaEe
t;ontli:ue!l.
It has been stated that .Jehu B. Dennis,
the notorious Mt. Jey politician, whesa
political crookedness was the theme of
conversation with everybody a few years
age and who found it advisable te ';e
west 'had been ledge.d in jail a few days age
$ answer for recent alleged frauds iu St.
Leuis, Me. Yesterday afternoon Detective
Badger, of St. Leuis, reached this city for
the purpose of taking Dennis west with
him te answer for his alleged crimes. He
brought with him all the necessary papers
from the criminal court of St. Leuis. The
charge against Daunts is that " he did nn
iawlully, feloniously and tYau lulently
obtain from ene Themas J. Grant, twenty-
four mules, all of the value of $;5,248, law
ful money of the United States, all the
property el the said Tbemss J. Grai t,
by means and by use of a beg-us cheek
and draft, and by means and by use of a
confidence game." This charge is sworn
te by Themas J. Grant, and duly certiticd
by lln court efficiis.
This morning Detective Badger went te
Ilarrisbuig te secure from Governer lu lu
tisen a requisition te take Dennis west.
Meantime the friends of Dennis had ledged
with the governor a pretest agaiust the is
sue el a loqnisitien until it could be
shown that the offense charged against
Dennis was one that would be recognized
by the governor of Missouri if a similar
requisition had been made en him. Be
sides this action, Mr. Dennis' friends
secured the legal services of J. Hay
Brown and S. IT. Reynolds, esq., who
took out a writ of habeas corpus and had
Mr. Dennis appear before the court at 11
o'clock this forenoon. Counsel demanded
lirst, the absolute discharge of the prison
er ; anil, second, his discharge en bail, se
that time mav be had te investigate the
charges agaiust him before he is taken be
yond the jurisdiction of the court. The
court declined te discharge the prisoner
and the hearing was postponed until
Wednesday next at 11 o'clock.
Barly this morning two complaints of
forgery were made agaiust Dennis by S.
Clay Miller, administrator of the estate of
the late Abr.ini II foist. Tim one case
chnrues him with having forged the name
of Jehn Leib, of Mount Jey, te a prom is
story note for $75, and the ether
with forging the name of Jehu
Deyle, of Mount Jey, te a promissory
note for $127.50. These notes were re
ceived as geed by Mr. Keist, were en
dorsed by him aud discounted by D. 1'.
Lechcr & Sen, bankers. Alter they were
discounted, in the winter of 1S31, they
were discovered te be forgeries, aud Mr.
Heist paid them. A few months after
wards Dennis went west, and has net becu
in this county since, se far as is kuewu,
until his present, appearance here.
There arc said te be several ether
charges pending against Dennis in Sc.
Leuis, and his friends heie appear te be
anxious te held him te answer the less
grave charges brought agaiust him in this
comity, rather than let the St. Leuis au
thorities get held of him; and they express
the opinion that there is a very slim chance
of Detective Badger taking the prisoner
west with him.
A Church Literary Association.
Rev. C. F. Knight, D. D,, of St. James
P. E. church, gave notice yesterday that
a number of the young men, members of
the church, had concluded te form an as
sociation for instructive diversion, te be
held iu the parish chapel en Locust street,
with the further purpose of making it a
permanent institution ; the great object
beius te give the youths of that neighbor
hood who are employed during the day
the advantage of an evening of intellectual
entertainment aud thus lead them from
the evils that they occasionally run into
when left without anything te employ
their time and minds. The originators of
this institution have formed themselves
into committees for the furtherance of
this plan, which will be put into itnmedi itnmedi
.ate operation.
Kleplug Acress Fields.
. Amauda Brown eloped with Jehn Beyer
of Franklin township, Chester county, en
Friday morning. Brown had been visit
iug the girl for some time, but unknown
te her parents. She is seventeen years of
age and he is fifty years old. He is said
te be married. The girl's parents aud
authorities get en the track of the truant
pair, but weie unable te catch them, as
they ran across the fields te clude capture
When last seen the two were going in the
direction of Maryland, just as rapidly as
their nimble feet would carry them.
KcHlgiiut'eii iii.e Appointment.
Wm. M. Cunningham has been appoint
ed a clerk in the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company's efiice at West King
street, te take the place of Elim Zercher,
who has resigned en account of ill health,
OBITUARY.
Heath of Geerge J. Diller.
Geerge J. Diller, one of the eldest haid haid
ware merchants in this city,died en Satur
day evening at C o'clock at kin residence,
120 Seuth Queen street, in the G9th year
of his age. Mr. Diller was born in Hink Hink
letewn en the Gth of April, 1814. He came
te Lancaster in 1837 and entered the hard
ware store of the late Geerge Lewis Mayer,
then in East King street. He remained
with him many years, and after Mr.
Mayer's death went into business en his
own account. He was for years tne senior
partner of the firm of Diller & Greff, and
after its'dissolutien, continued in the busi
ness as a salesman for his brother, Isaac
Diller. who became proprietor of the es
tablishment. Mr. Diller was a member of
St. Jehn's Free Episcopal church, and
was iu every way au exemplary Christian
gentlemen. He leaves a wife and six
children. His funeral will take place en
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.. the services te be
held both at the residence of decea-ed and
at St. Jehn's church.
Death et Mrs. Hannah Ilib:bman.
Mrs Hannah IIibshman,wife of Hen. A.
P. Hibshmau, of this city, died at the
family residence, Ne. 427 North Queen
street at G:.0 o'clock en Saturday oven even
icg at the age of seventy years. She was
a tlaughter of Jehn Adam Wike, of Leba
non county. She leaves four children
Rev. II. II. W. Hibshman, of Ceutreville,
Northampton county ; Salinda, the wife
of ex County Treasurer Henry S. Eberly ;
Henrietta, the wife of Daniel S. Kauiiinan,
of Durlach. and Miss Amanda Hibshman,
of this city. Mrs. Hibshman was an ex
cellent woman, a member of the Lutheran
church. Her funeral will take place en .
Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock The
services will he conducted by Rev. F. P.
Mayser and Rev. Dr. J. B. Shumaker.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
Atqiliyxlatltm.
The family of Jehn Chambers, living at
Ne. 'J20 West Orange street, made a nar
row escape from suffocation by coal gas
last night. It appears that thci damper
in a steve m a down stairs room was
closed, and the coal gas unable te escape
through the stove pipe found its way into
an upstairs room, in which thrce of Mr.
Chamber's children were sleeping. The
children theie were all badly affected, and
ene of them in its struggles fell out of
bed. The noise made by the fall led te
the discovery that something w;:s wrong.
The children were found in a helpless con
ditien, and would probably have died had
it net been for the timely discovery of
their situation and their speedy remevil
from the gas tainted room. They are all
better te-day and considered out of
danger. Meral : AH stovepipe slops are
humbugs.
lle Could Net Eat HauunUK.
On Saturday a certain cigar-box manu
facturer entered the gentlemen's room at
the Pennsylvania railroad depot, this city,
and looking longingly at a bin bunch of
bananas hanging in the Union news com
pany's stand aud said he would bet a dollar
lie could eat three dozen of them in two
hours. The news agent theugtit he
couldn't aud took the bet, the conditions
being that if he ate the three dozen
bananas he need net pay for them, but if
he failed te eat them all he was te lese a
dollar aud pay for all he ate. The banana
eater was fed en the biggest and best of
the bunch, and in half an hour he man
aged te swallow ten of them. Then he
began te iet tired, and later sick, and
finally he gave up the job and paid a
dollar and seveuty-five cents for the dos.e
that had made him se sick.
hetki. ;;iU5i;;cD.
Sule Blown upon ami 1'lIlV'ied.
Last niiiht burglars entered the hotel of
J. Hepe Ileishberger. at Christiana, this
county, by prying off the shutters of the
barroom. They then attacked the safe by
boring holes in it and charging it with
gunpowder or some ether explosive. The
deer was blown off and the safe was
robbed of $125 in cash and a val
uable geld watch. The hotel peeple
knew nothing of the robbery until this
morning the burglars probably having
blown the safe open while a long freight
train en the Pennsylvania railroad was
passing the bete', the noise of which
(leadened the report of the explosion.
There is no clue te the rebbeis.
Kemilnii e! ihe lS2d Krglmenl 1. V.
An informal meeting of the 122d regi
ment, P. V., for the object of aifiinien, is
te be held at the olliee of Cel. Enilen
Franklin en Wednesday afternoon next,
January 21, at 2 o'clock, when and where a
delegation from each company, upon pre
vieus invitation, is expected ti be present,
aud when a time will be agreed upon for a
formal reunion sometime this spring or
summer. Considerable inteicst has
already been manifested by all concerned,
aud a strong turnout at the appointed
time is expected by the survivors of one of
Lancaster county's gallant regiment'.
ifciiiemberiug the Preacher.
Rev D. Andersen and wife, of the
OetoiareU P. church, Bait township, who
have had fiequent occasion te be thankful
for like faveis, aie rejoicing ever a dena
tieti surprise visit from members of the
congregation and friends in and aioued
Quairyville, en Friday last. The geed
donors filled the tables aud did net stay
te help empty them.
The nictI;e;fst Unnfrrcuni.
The sixty-third session of the Philadel
phia annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held en the 14th
of March in Lancaster. Bishop Bewman
will preside. Tiie conference was last held
in Lancaster in 1855. It is new composed
of 2(57 members, for whom ample accom
modations will be made.
Slight Wreck.
At 1 o'clock yesterday morning a slight
wreck eccutred ou the Pennsylvania rail
read just east of the Little Conestoga
bridge A freight train broke and then
ran together again. One car leaded with
grain was thrown from the track aud con
siderably broken. Everything wa-j cleared
up by 0 o'clock.
Cheap Excursions.
Beth railroads will run cheap excur
skins ou Thursday next. The fare for the
round trip ever the Reading read will be
$2 00. Tickets geed for three days. Oa
the Pennsylvania read the tickets will be
$2. Geed for two days.
l'olice Cases.
Alderman Samson sent two drunks, a
man and a wemau, te jail for thirty days
each.
Alderman Barr sent six drunks te jail
for short terms.
Sheriff's Sale.
This morning at 11 o'clock a pet table
engine the property of II. F. Hermes was
sold at public sale for $28. Deputy Sheriff
Charlie Strino was the auctioneer.
This evening at 7 o'clock, en the premises,
the trustee- et the Humane lire company will
eiler at public sale, the II umane engine house,
Wcit King street.
15ei ks County Special i'.'xciiri-leii
te I'hlladelphia, en Thursday, Jan. '. Keuml
trip tickets, geed ler three dajs, only $2.(-fi.
Train leaves Lancaster (King street) at 5:1') a:
in. Leaves Columbia at 5:10 a. in. Fare, fJ.:!9.
j20-tt
Amusements.
2"e-Xi(jhfs Concert. Iho. Northcetl concert
concert company, of Philadelphia, will give
one et their charming musical entei tain-
mentsat Trinity Lutheran chapel 1 Sis even
ing. The organization ' said te ue composed
of artists et recognized worth, and the Junier '
Missionary society, under whose auspices the
entertainment will be given, have spared no
pains In endeavoring te provide a pleasing
and elevating entertainment.
"Jolanthe." Bice's opera company, reputed
ly one et the best equipped organizations
of the kind new traveling, will produce Gil
bert A Sullivan's delightful Jairy opera at
Fulton opera house, Wednesday evening. The
management have taken special care in pro
viding the iaet artistic scenic ellecta, elegant
estumes. etc., while the orchestra will be
under the direction of Signer DeNevellis, late
director et the Strakesch opera company. A
Providence (H. I.) newspaper reviewing a re
cent performance of the opera in that city by
the Kite company, says : " As a whole the
castls an evenly gped one, and musictlly left
nothing te be desired, all the principal hav
ing geed voices, and the choruses were given ;
with commendable spirit and precision."
rat Roenej. Among the. Irish comedians,
l'at 1'oenoy cence Sedly holds the position of
commanding eminence, en account of the
originality of the humor with which lie en en
flews the character of the rollicking Hiber
nian without ever marring Ins impersonation
by the suspicion el coarseness. lie is popular
in this city, and the announcement that he
will be in Fulton opera house next Thursday
evening, wl:h his own great star specialty
company, is certain tj attract a large audi
ence, with tiie a3iiranej et a capital enter
tainment. The Vokes Family. Everybody has heard et
the famous Vfkna family, wlie-e success in this
ceunliw-nnd abroad has made them the ch'et
exponents of the light musical comedy that
has become popular. They have had many
imitators, b'lt probably no equals and next
-FiM-.iy evening will afford our neoelc a i et-
pertunity of" passing upon the merits et the
"great originals."
The Hey Lecturer. At Giace Lutheran
church next Thursday and Fiiday evenings
the boy lecturer. Werd II. Mills, will apeak te
tin: subjec' et " LIg'et and cience et Life and
Natui c." Kuthcr a ponderous problem ler an
eighteon-ytur-eli! boy, but the youngerator is
said te have proved his capa -ity te furnish an
agreeable and instructive ciitcitninincnt in
it-i treatment.
'JamtiMchck." The distinguished trage
dienne, Mine. .Jtmau-chek, is underlined ler
Saturday night ul the opera house, when she
will app. arin li:e powerful drnmuet ' Mether
and Sen," leunded upon Fredericks Bremer'
story et ' Till- Neighbors" probably are et the
most effective plays in .lanausc'iek's reper
toire and in which the New Voik Time eon een
cidns her te have scored enii of her most en
during triumphs Mnie.Jamtuschek has long
since pis'ed beyond th?. range et ordinary
eiitieisui, ami by proving her rare histrionic
capacity established herself In the rank el
the vor d s great artists.
BPFViAl. XVTIVt.8.
It must have lici-n a tenible state of allalis,
that caused the Psalmist te a,lc: " Who can
stand betern his cold?" In his day the rcme
dii'i wen; 1 :w and doubtful ; ii w much hap
pier should tlds giMier.uien hi-., th.it lias a
household lemedy. Dr. llull'j Cough Syrup ;
se wendi'i-lul Iris been its cuie:? that millions
rise up anil call it "blessed."
eIULOIl'S CUHK WH.L
Croup, Whooping Cem
liiiiiii'dhitely relieve
rh and isreiiriiiti?, Fer
itc. by !l. ii. echran,
North l':"i-:i stici.t.
druggist, 137 and 13'J
1. W. Xitlrasn'r, Lebanon, Pa., says :
"Urewn's Iren Hitters elti'ciu-illy cured me of
rheumatism." Fer sale by II. II. Cecluan.
druggi-l, i:!7aml laXerili (luecn slivet.
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The loe!i-h nj.;ct, the v.ise accept;
iiilverli-i.itieut et t-iunnens LHei lie:
read the
;uhiter.
II alu's lleuuy of Iloreheiind aud Tar cures
coughs, bronchitis ami i-eiisu'iiplicu. Pike's
Toothache Dreps euic in in one minute.
;,li iwdfedAw
The taiie-t f:ie -s ::ie seiuelliues marred by
myriads el pimples, ami markings et teller or
1 ccklcs, which aie n-adiiy removed by a pop
ular toilet dressing, known as Dr. C. W. I5'-n-en's
Skin Tere. !, en .cnifulens 'llcers
yield te it.
Ce te il. it. Cochran"-' drug Mere ler Mrs.
freeman's Xav Xa!leitil Dyr Fer bright-iit'-,sa!.di
urabilitv of rotor, ai" unequaU'd.
Cel- rt e.n 2 te ii pounds
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Fer. chills, lever, aauc,
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results may fellow. ' Hit. Swaykc's All All
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Alse ler Tetter, Itch s.dt Itlieum, Scald Head,
Kry.-ipeias I5,irl,c:-' Itch, ISietchc-, All Scaly,
Crusty, l WancO'is : rup ions- Price jOci'iitn.
.'J boxes ler $l.i". Sent lj ui.it! te any address
en receipt of price In urienev. or thrce err.!
pe-tag.- "lamps. I'repued eidj by Dr. Swaync
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t'n. Selilb;. .dl i.ie:.ii:ieiii druggists Swayxk's
Fill:' ate tl.c 1) 't 'rail billion-, diVit-ders.
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Universal A;;:ouatle!i
!!y the eniiimtiiiity at kiige has been given te
iliirderk llloed Hitters Ne instance is known
whric dissatisfaction has been inanilestcil by
their u-e, or when' :iii"'U but Iienellt followed
their administration. Price ii. Fersale by II.
I!. Ceehiau, diuugist, 1 Mid l.'i'l North Queue
street.
Take thr. e times a dav. only;
verlisemciiit of Simmons Liver itv
see tliuatl tliuatl
julater. JSaii t.fte in the meult:, unpleasant breath
ami impaired heiiing u hen recalling liein
Catarrh, are (ivfemi', and t':e na-a! passages
which have been closed ter years aie made
free by the use. of Kly's Cream IJ.ilm. Price
.")() cent".
Apply n.te i.Oftrlls ivlili I'ttle finger.
(Inly Twe JtotJles.
Messrs. .Jehnsen, Ilellwway & e wiieleale
druggKIs et P.'rinlelpiiia, I'a., report (hat
emu time age a gentleni-in lun led them a
dollar, with a rrqir'.-l le'sutid :i gfied eatnrrli
cure te two arm;, officers in ii.')iia. Ite
cently tin! -atue genlleman told them that
both the elii.ersaud the wif et lien, .lehn C.
Fremont, Governer el Arizona, had been
enroll e: caUirrh by the
Cream llalm.
two bottles of Ely's
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ig iilsente or Consumetion.
Urewn'i iirinrlii:i! "rn, lies de e.e! illsenler
the S'f-i.'ia"!; !i'.-c sough s3'rup mj.l l-idi';:r.,
but act dlrcctiy in t ::.! lut'iiuivisj-ai i; . al laving
irritation, give relief In Afeh:a, Urenrhlui
C'ltigbs, Ca'arr!:. :! The "'bie.ii I'l-'iiililes
which Sing.- rs r-nd I'ubilcSpitkeis ire subject
ti. Fer Ibirty j'3arj lirewn'. p.tetieliiai
TreO'.i'j lii- been rccoisesiondud by physi
cians, and a' -"avs sive ivrlect satisfaction.
Having been tested 1 wide and constant use
fei ni-Rtly lie ".nt!iv g'-ueratien, they have at
tained we! ,iii'i'ited ninkaineng the fc. staple
remedies of the aae. Sold at i": cents a bes
everywhere. mv-1 vdTTh A F& lv w
new te eclJrf llraltli.
Itfc'.'ems stnnme that any one will bulfcr
lretn the many derangement.! brought en by
an impure condition of the bleed, when st'.'j
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lake, aid lias proven itself te be the best
P.I.OOI) PlJP.lFIEll ever discovered, cllect
ually curing Scrofula, Syphiitic disorders,
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ria; all nerveu-; disorders and debility, bil.
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lessen the natural vigor et the briei and nor
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man and beast,
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ItKHlIOllsE
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slicep, hog.-, poultry and all
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Fer sale at
A POSITIVE CLi UK
inay'Jt-a
store 137
II. I!. Cochran's dm
North Queen street.
Brown- Moeaeboid ranacem
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer la
the world. W1U most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken Internally or applied
externaily,and thereby mere certainly rellev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and It Is warranted doable the
Btrength et an v similar preparation. Itcnres
pain in the Side. Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and all achbs, and Is THK
GltEAT UELIEVEK OF PAIN. "Browh's
Household Paxacha" should be In every
family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea In a
tumbler of het water sweetened If preferred J,
taken at bed time will bksak xre a cold. 25 cts
e bottle. - lbll-lvdM.WaS&w
Mothers! aietnersi! Mowers :i
Are yen disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of catting teeth ? If
ee, go at once and get a bottle et MRS. WIN
BLOW'S SOOTHING SYKUP It will relieve
the peer little snflerer immediately depend
upon it: there is no mistake about it. There
Is net a mother en earth wne has ever used it,
who will net toil you at once that it will regu regu
late the bowels, and glve rest te the mother
and relief aud health te the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly sate te use in all
cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the
prescription of one et the elaest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 2T cents a bottle.
m-2-ly-M.W&S&w
Don't Die in the Heuse.
'Heugh en Eats." Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flics, unts, moles, chip
munks, gophers, lie.
Meury'H Carbolic Salve.
The best Salve in the world for cuts.bruiSea
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chillilalns, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give pcrlect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get, Heky'3 Carbolic Salvk, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents, bold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Queen street. mj-29-4
Parity tne Weed.
" SWATSK'S nLLS."
" swavnb's tills."
" swathe's pills."
acts as a ueact coiuieitek
and by cleansing, regulating and strengthen,
lug the erirans of digestion, secretion and ab
sorption, cure Apoplexy, Kits, Paralysis, Ner
vousness, Dizziness, Debility, Eillieusness,
Had Breath, Jaundice, Liver and Kidney Com
plaint, Lack el Appetite, Lew Spirits, Indi
gestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Constlnatiem
Fevers, Malaria and Contagion, Fever an
Ague, DiarrlKca, Dropsy, Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout, Fcmale Weakness, Urinary
Disorders and nil Irregularities of the Spleen,
Stomach, llladdcr and Uewcls.
KESTORINO TO HEALTH
when all ether remedies fail. They keep the
system in a healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver te healthy action, and expelling
by the bowels and kidneys the mutter that
poisons the loundallens et lite, He particular
te obtain " S Wayne's Pill Price 45 cents a
box et 30 pills, er5 boxes $1.
Prepared only by Dr. Swatnk & Sen, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for them. Sent by mull
te any address. ecti eed&wM.W.F
J J Ji ATI 8.
Gaudki:!!. In this city, en the 20th Inst.,
Matthew Gardner, in tlie.Jtli year ei ma age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited te attend the iuneral, Irem his late
residence. Ne. 2S Locust street, en Tuesday
morning at S o'clock. Interment at St. Am
theny'scemctciy. 1202t
Dillci:. January , 1S83, in this city, Gee.
J. Diller, in the G'Jth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
iiuiled te attend the Iuneral, from St. Jehn's
LpUcepal church, en Tuesday, 23d inst., at
2:3U p. in. ltd
Tasiasey. In this city, en the 20th inst.,
Franklin Tamaney, In his Gist year.
The relatives and friends et .lie lainily are
respect I ully invited te attend the Iuneral,
from the-resldcnccet his brother-in-law. Win.
Weaver, Ne. C()l North Queen street, en Tues
day afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Interment at Lan
caster cemetery. ltd
IIiusiimax On the 20th Inst.. Hannah, wife
ei Hen. A. P. Ilibsman, in her 70th year.
Friends are respectfully invited te attend
the funeral, lrem the resltb nee et her hus
band, Ne. 427 Netth Queen street, en Wednes
day, January 24. Meet at the house at II
o'clock a. in. Interment in Lancaster cemc
ery. 2-2td
SJSH AltrEltTISKMEyrs.
XirANTJED A LADY WANTS
1IOAKO-
ing iii a private beus-. Apply ut this
Olliee immediately. ltd
i;i)H KENT OK FIIK SAI-K.-THE SUI1T
L tier Hese Heuse, heuth Queen frtrect.
Apply te GKO. WALL.
Southern Ksehangc Hetel, Seuth Queen St.
ltd
fllKUAINS
IX WATCHKS, CLOCKS
f c
Chains Kings, Spectacles, &c Repairing
et all kinds win receive mv personal atten
tion. LOUIS WKIJKR, Ne. 15'J N rth Queen
Mrert. Remember name and number Di
rectly ippellc City Hetel, near Pennsylvaim
railroad depot. dec2S 1yd
HANK STOCK
i.) THURSDAY'.
AT I'll HI. 1C SALK.-DN
I THURSDAY'. J ANHAKY, 2 1833, at the
Leenard Hetel. Fast King street, Lancaster,
I'a., will be sold Kighteen Shares of stock et
Lancaster County National Rank.
Sale te commence at 2 o'clock, p. lit., when
terms will be made known by
.1. ADAM STY Kit.
DAVID STVKR, J I!.,
Admiiiistrateis of David Stj-cr. dee'd.
H. SitUBUUT, Auct. j-22,2S,2ld
1M' 5
1 J will be a meeting of the Democratic City
Committee ami members of the County Com
mittee from the illy at the Damecriitlc Head
nunrters. Deesh's llnilding. en North Queen
strict, THURSDAY KVLNING, JANUARY
-. at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose et fixing
the time et holding the primaries.
W.H. ROLAND,
j 22-4 til Chairman Deni. Ce. Cem.
i?u:i K
J1 I'.rick Ilen.se. Ne. 131 North Duke St.
A One-story Heuse Ne. 3 West Chestnut
.street.
A One story Heuse Ne. 30 West Chestnut
street.
A Twe and a-lialt story Heuse Ne. 2: West
Chestnut street. Apply te
A..1.ST1SINMAN,
120-tfd INTELL10KNCEU OlliCO
B.
KBAMK SAYLOK
HAS RKMOVED HIS
JALLKKY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST..
S- Kxactly opppeslte the Old Stand.
CCtll-liUlllAtWit
CUM'AKTNI'JKSHIPNUTICK.
) The undersigned have this day formed a
co-partnership in the Dry Goods llusiue.-s,
under the name and 11 rm of I1ARNISH & CO.,
at the old stand. Ne. 4(1 West King street,
where wc hope by strict attention te business
te merit a ceu tin nance of that public confi
dence which the house has se generously re
ceived in the past.
JACOB HAKNISH,
WlTME.lt HESS.
Lancaster Jan. 18, 1S83. janl!)-3t
WHAT IS 1'KUTH ?
Truth is a solid FACT, mere solid than
till! Granite Reck. It is the richest coin et the
purest metal, free from alley of every descrip
tion. The sliatt et envy will net lace it. It is
suneunded ou all sides by a thousand fees,
but each and all without exception arc mute
beneath Its piercing glance.
It is a fact as solid as the above that Clarke
sells the finest and purest SO cent Teas, the
choicest Ceirces loc. te 23c. per pennd, the
nmest Sugars and Spices of any house in the
Mate. Ne. 31 WKST KING STREET,
Next Doer te Cooper Heuse,
It Lancaster, Pa.
PUKLIUSALK. WILLBK SOLD ON TUES
DAY', JANUARY' 23, 1SS3, at lp.m..en the
premises Ne. 11 East King street, al' that
large stock of wines and liquors late the prep,
erty of A. II. Relst, deceased, consisting et e
bbis Orient W Iiisky, 2 bbls Ovcrhelsl Whisky,
5 bbls Spirits, 2 bbls N. K. Rum, Imported Gins
and Rrandics. Demestic Gins and ISrandles.
'Cherry and Ginger Urandy. Hitters, Pert, Ca-
tawua aim ciaret wines, a uuis urapc aim z
bbls Blackberry Wine, Bottled Whiskies,
Wines, etc., and Liquors of various ether dc dc
seiipliens Alse, 7 bbls Vinegar, Empty Bar
rels. Kegs, Demijohns, Bettles. Flasks, Pumps,
Measures, Shelving, Sate, Ofiice Furniture,
e'.c, etc.. etc. Alse, 2 Horses and Harness, 2
Liquor Wagons, Buggy, 2 Sleighs and ether
articles tee numerous te mention.
Terms Cash ler purchases under $50; evor
that amount note, with approved security,
payable in CO days, 11 preferred.
S.C.MILLER.
AilmlnistratorerA.H.lteist.Dec'd.
j2-10,13,17,20i22
1TJEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHK ANNUAL MEETING OF THK
L Stockholders el the American Mechanic's
Building and Lean Association will be held
en MONDAY EVENING ( 22d Inst. ), a.. 7f$
o'c'ect, la Temperance Hall. Election et offi
cers and ether business.
Meney for sale at low rites of interest. A
new series of stock will be issued and shares
sold te persons desiring te borrow money.
WM. T. JEFFEKIES.
JI9-3tdB Secretary.
"DUBLIU sALK
ur' VALUAULE CITY
MONDAY" EVENING.
X Property. On
JANUARY, 22 18S3, will be sold ou the prem
ises, ey tne trustees of the Humane t ire com
pany, all that let of ground and building
erected thereon ( being the engine house et
said company, recently erected ), situate en
the north slde of West King street, west of
Charlette street, in the city of Lancaster,
fronting en West King street 32 feet and ex
tending in depth 245 feet, mere or less, ad
joining property of J. M. Herzeg tml Philip
Wall.
The building Is substantially built, is 32 feet
wide by 103 feet deep ; has a geed cellar, is two
stories in height, and has water and ether con
veniences. This building is admirably
adapted for a market or tobacco warehouse,
and the attention 1 buyers is directed te this
property, as It will be sold at a bargain.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m,. of said
day, when conditions of sale will be made
known by LEWIS SIMON.
PETER KITCIIIE,
LEO JACOBS,
Trustees.
Henry Shubert, Auct. jll,13,17,20,22.l
ENTERTAINMENTS.
"FULTON OPKRA HOUSE.
Wednesday Night, January 24.
Fer which occasion the management have so se
cured the Sensation et the S asen,
RICE'S 0PEKA COMPANY,
Organized by E. E. RICE.
CHAS. E.1CICE, Proprietor.
In a Superb Production et GILBERT &
SULLIVAN'S Latest Comic Opera, in two
Acts, entitled,
IOLANTHE;
Or. the Peer and the Peri.
The Opera will be magnliicently mounted
with new and beauti fill scenic effects, by Mr.
La Mess, elaborate and costly costumes, by
Charles Plersen or Paris, New Y'erk and Bos Bes Bos
eon. 49Admissien, 35, 50 and 75 cents ; Kcscrvcd
Scats, 75 cents. Fersale at Opera Heuse Olliee.
j2e-itd
LANCASTKR WATVUEa.
F
ueni
" A MAN, LIKE A WATCH,
IS TO BE VALUED BY HIS
GOINGS." William Penn.
THE
Lancaster Watch
WELC0MKS
IHiR SAl.t.
I7UK KNT.
. One Stere and Dwelling. Ne. K3 North
Queen street, opposite Northern Market
HetHf. Apply at Ne. SU.1 NOKTII QUKEN
STKEET. d2;)-trd
f.'OB i:knt.
I' Twe Stoics and Dwellings. Sa. 3'H and
3U3 North Qm-en street, opposite North- rn
Market Heuse. Apply at Ne. ."a". NOUTil
JUKEN STUbET. d2U-lid
170K SALE.
1 Deuble Twe-Story TWEI.VK-IJOOMEI)
DWELLING, Chuici: Location, ii.itii. Under
ground Di-iiiuaiie. Laifjc TWo-steuY STA
liLK and Gr.enliniise in icar, !iult and
fchrnbliery in variety. Applv at
li'if-ttd NO. J3!l i:ast UINl. ST it E It. r.
1JUHL-K1 S.I.H OK VALU.llll.K IIIUL
ESTATE.--WI11 lm sold ut .!ihlic sale en
Friday, January 2G, 1SSJ, at t he Coe;m hnnv
that valuable two-story r.ttWJK HWKI.ijlNvi
and two-story Mriclt liacic Ituildir.jj, tout 1 11 -iiij
hull and seven rooms, situated en the
west aide of Seuth Prince street, 'n 112. te'
Iren ts 23 lect incluilinga thrce-tcet s de ullev,
let runs In depth te Water stici-t; live rooms
are papeied. fruit tries and grape vines in
yard and hydrant. This property will he
sold en easy tcr s fcnle te commence at 7
o'clock. Conditions made known lv
CIIAttLh IIOI..WAUTH.
IlKNr.V blltlllRKT, Auct j';td
OXOCEKIES.
W
OULDYOU KNJUV lEKALTil
USE
Entire Wheat Fleur.
WHAT IT IS.
Itls a Fleur of the entire Wheat kernel, ex
cept the weedy, luniitrilieus, indigestible
outer skin or husk, which is net a loed This
husk Is first removed and Mien the ti'tire feed
part et the kernel is reduced te an evenly line
unit perfectly homogenous Heur a condition
essential te the easiest and fullest digestion,
and the me-it purtuct. assimilation into the
system. Ne Millstones being used, the product,
is man nfuct urc i cold hence, there i 110
chemical or ether injury te the. Starch. Gluten,
Mineral Salts or Phosphate element of the
grain, and they are all preserved in the Heur
In just the same purity and proportion that
nature stored them in the wheat.
Makes delicious, light, spongy ilr. ad. Gems,
W 11 Hies. Mufllns, Doughnuts and i.riddle
Cukes. Can be used ler all pnrpn-er, the same
as U White Fleur.
GIVE IT A TIIIAIj. CALL AND GET A
CIRCULAR.
D. S. Bursk, Agt.,
17 East King Street.
UARlt WARE.
IN
EW HAKUWAKK STOKK,
9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
DEALERS IN:
BUILDING and CABIMvi
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
HEA TEliS,
ItANGES,
PAINTS,)
OILS and
GLASS,
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
sll-Snidil-w
PENH'S MIS."
ThisTest of its fluality.
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAT EVENING JAN. 22, .1883.
SHATTERED BY POWDER-
aiANY L1VKS UKLIKVED TO BK LOST.
Giant Powder WerKs Near Oakland, Cal.,
mown Up Thirty Persons Mlsslee
Terrific Force et the
Kxploslen.
San Francisce, Jan. 22. Shortly after
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the city was
shaken by a heavy explosion. Four
ethers followed at intervals of four sec
onds, and a dense column of smoke rising
across the bay was sufficient evidence that
another had been added te the numerous
powder works disasters that have occur
red iuthe vicinity. A brief dispatch says
the giant powder mill near "West Berkley
station, four miles uertu et Oakland, was
blown up aud that many Chinamen were
killed. Twe white eneu who were about
the building escaped.
It is known te-day that th-J number of
killed is net se great as at first reported.
There are nec ever thirty missing. Fire
is still raging and mero explosions are ex
pected All the houses within a radius of a
half mile arc completely shattered. The
total less by explosion will net be leas'
than $100,000.
UOSGKKSS,
Tun IV Topics lit the senate.
Washington. Jan. 22 .In the Senate
Air. Cameren (Pa.) presented a large num
ber of petitiei.s of iron workers in differ
ent placer, in Pennsylvania against any re
duction or duties en any foreign manufac
tured goods below the rates recommended
by the taiilF commission.
"Mr. Merrill called up his resolution of
fered last week, providing for evening ses
sions, beginning this evening. His object
he said was te ascertain whether any earn
est effort was te be made te pass the tariff
bill at tint; session el Cengrcts.
A long debate en.sued as te the merits
and. demerits of the tariff bill,
but no action en the resolution was reach
ed, when at one o'clock several senators
called for the regular order the tariff bill,
and its consideration was proceeded with.
In the Heuse, under a call of states, a
number of bills were introduced and re
ferred ; aud at 12:lii the Heuse wcut into
committed of the whole en the array ap
propriation bill.
TtilS (ilMilUiA.
Nn Ttace r Hid l.nht I'asseugcra
New Yerk, Jan. 22. Ajreuts of the
Hamburg-American Hue received a cablo cable
"iiun this inerninji saying the steamer
llnnsa has lelurued from a cruise and re
ports tlr.'t she sav the wreck of the Cira
bria, but no trace of suivivers or bodies,
although the weather was clear.
Numerous inquiries were made at the
oftice of the Hamburg steamship company
te d,y by friends and relatives of persons
who weie passengers ou the steamer Cim
I'l'ia. Very little euceurauenicnt could be
liven any of thorn. Mr. Meyers, agent of
the company, says he hardly expects auy
mero HOP'S te-day, as their steamer Ilausa
has cruised about ilie wreck without
learning any psuticuiars.
A r.LIST i"KliI THK
NOIITH FOLK.
;;.;
. iril .!i rfi' IViiy lnil
K;'.llnir t'iiKt
tli j Mercury
Ci
HiCAeti, .la.). 22. At S o'cleclc this
morning the thermemeter was twenty twenty
thrce bi-liiw .-, there being few peop!e
in U10 .streets, and many have been se
vi n !y ii'.j.-.- b;tt".i. The cold wave seems
t' be moving cast.rard.
Cleveland, JUu 22. The thermomo thermemo thermome
tcr her-1 full 2 degtee.i in eG hours, and
this .n'iiii.)g it st 101I three degrees below
zuri, and premising te fall lower. A
fui!.)!" all! p;cv tiled lft night.
hL')i:itu,- .rii:l'Ji;ir:ie;: CenfLlent et Ito-olectien.
Tuexi'en, N .T.,.I,ip. 23. Senater Mc
Pis; isen anivi.ii 1:1 tins city shortly belere
n- r,. The indications favor the
holding !' Hie Democratic as well as
the Its'pu'-d'e.n senatorial caucus
fl.is 'v.-tjti! .- iiffer the adjournment
(ii'b.'ih Ueusn. Hv nater McPherseu claims
th;?, he will hi.ve 23 votes en the first bal bal
eot. 1 lii only i-.iH-Ae 23 te nominate him.
Stubbed ill, hutethc. irl.
New i'uiik, Jan. 22. Thus. Fitzgerald
ipiaricl'eii la-t m.;tit with Mary Alice
jlass, te v.'.intn lie had been paying
attention and stabbed her in the region
of the heait and in the arm. The wounds
are d .ngtreus Fit.t'iaid was held te
day te awaif the
wnuu.n's iiijii; ic.
if.iult of the young
l':-:i;:.tiui !'.jiuiei i: :i i'aper Mill.
-lki'en. !!., J.n. 22 At seven o'clock
tins
TUiii-
lili
hui'-
:i.--i jih .i a e..;ii 1 :z v.w JAiujer paper
t.".u thi.-. pi.ie.s exploded with ter
;,i', '.vieekir.g half of the iminense
ii'. I'atiiek McCormick was killed
.,h;! C.rre'.t. is missing. Eight ethers
wi-ie iijr.ri.d, ene of whom will piepably
J'armrr Snmcneed fir Anten.
Li.UANex, I',:., J.in. 22. Jacob Stager,
aweiliid; nirner, residing near this
place, w.ih te dav Htitei;ced te live jeais
and two mouths in the Kistern poniteu peniteu
tiary and 200 ler atsen.
Aui.in Jie.-tid by tire.
Itaxe, Neva.la, Jan. 23. A report from
the Ni -i Vis last ni-iht s.iys Susanviile, Cali
fornia, has been :gain destteyed by tiie,
but no parftcu'ais are given.
.1 limped Inti laKra mile.
Xiaeaua Falls. N. Y., Jan. 22. Thes.
IIiKc!', of Philadelphia, drove te Geat
inland this nierning, jumped from the
Lns'i Island b'-'dge and was carried ever
the
falls.
a Tliens-itnl I'eple lint et Werk,
Lonlie.v, Jau. 22. The Briten Ferry,
Val.?s. iron works, have stepped opera
tions, thiewiiig a thousand persons out of
oinpleymcnt
Snlciite I'J f andamiin.
Piiiladkli'Hia, Jan. 22. Frank Merri
committed tuieide a Eleventh and Tasker
streets this morning by taking laudanum.
Aii'sthcr V'HCl Sliipivreclieil.
Cakli: Iitn.v, J.in. 22 The ship Nor Ner
waik Las been sunk off this place and
eight perrens drewtu d.
WIJATIIKH llHATlJS.
Vv'asiiint.tex, Jan. 22. Fer the Middle
Atlantic Matis cooler aud fairer weather,
northeasterly wind.-; aud higher pressure.
A Tale In Hanger.
Tlin i" 1'ie luct concerning every man
we'iian and child wl'e has in the Ijedy the
'eed- el kidney, bladder, liver and urinary
di-eHM'". from which may spring ISright's dis
ease et the l.-i.inejH. Such a jirmpect is sim
Tly terrible : anil it is the duty et every one
Ki'li" rid ei fin! dan .:i at once. Te de this in
lalilily. u-e Hunt's Remedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine. jlTced&w
ri:ti':nlUptilit .market.
:ii..i;sj.-' -:r.. Jan. 22. Fleur firm and fair
ly netive ; Smierilni-, i:: 0 i i ; extra, .!su
1 (j4 lJ ; Petin'ii Fitinily. i 7.Hi" 0
I live Heur at 152S-S ' ... ,, ,
I V. I,. ;., active and higher ; Del. and I'a Red,
SI i--1 lr ; Lengiierry lieu unci Aineei, ?i ij
Cern lirme:- :.nd .-oeil in((uiry ler local use.
Oats firm and active: Ne. 1 Whlte 30?B52c ;
Ne. i! de. Ifc; Ne. 3 de, 4jc ; Ne. 2 mixed, -fOe.
Uve firm at Cc.
Previsions steady.
Lard steady.
Sutter dull ami weak; I'a. Creameiy extra,
::(, i0e : Western de, :5sc: firsts, 30:c.
Rolls dull; I'i'iin'ii and Western, 15a21c i
teipiaiily.
Eras quiet : Penn'a, 26e ; Western, 25c.
Cheese Arm but quiet.
Petroleum dull ; refined, 7-k7Kc
Whisky at $1 20,
New Yerk Marker.
Nbw reRK, Jan. 2i Fleur State and West
ern a shade firmer r fair nxnert nnr! meder.
ate local trade demand.
Wheat ?ilJic higher and firm ; active
speculative trading ; Ne. 1 White, 1 1: Ne.
2 Ked. Feb.. il lSQi 16$: de Marcn.
J118!i61 lSJg; de April, u S)K8l 21 ; de
May. l 207tftfl21& -
Cern Klc higher anil fairly active: Mixed
Western spot, fi3g72c;.de futures. V5iS71Vc.
Oats ?$lc higher: State. 49353c; West
ern, 47253c : Ne. 2. Jan., 49c : de 'eb., and
Mar., 49S; de April, 4c; de May,
Cattle Market.
Philadelphia, January 22. Cattle market
dull; sales, 3.E00 head: prime 6K97c ;
KOOd"t66Kc; medium at SXSSJic; cournen
Sheep dull ; sales. 13,000 head : prime, die ;
geed. 5ific ; medium, UimlAe ; common,
Hogs in active demand ; sales. 5,000 head ;
prime, 9Kc : poe!. ggpc ; medium,
3X8?ic ; common, SJifiSc.
Grain and Prevision notations.
One o'cleclc quotations el grain and prevli
Ions, furnished by S. K Vundt, Breker, U
East KtngstreAt,
Chu-ae.
Jau. -a.
Wheat Cern Oat
Feb 1.01 .OX
May.... 1.09-X .5SJi .40
1'otreleu'i .oil city. ye.
Perk
17.C0
13,'iO
ijinl
10.87k;
11.2)
Uve Stock Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipt?, 17,000 head ; ship
ments. 3,900 head ; market uneven and weak
at 5 10c decline; mixed. 5 7SgG2i) ; heavy,
$G l(a CO ; light, 3 70O 20 ; skips. : 05 Se ;
qnallty peer.
Cattle Kecclpt3. 2,ree head ; shipments,
4,800 head ; market weak unil generally very
dull except for a few deslrabie lets ; quulity
peer ; glutted with low grade stecS ; expert,
1080 25 : geed te choice, S :)fJ.'S3; common,
te tair,.$l5 10 ; butchers' ii 15JJ4 ; stockers
and tucitcrs, i3l K.
Sheep lSccetpts, l.20s) head; shipments,
2,9 0; market active and ste-'kiuiicmand ;
common te fair, $.t4 25 medium te geed,
$4 ."."ig)4 !) ; clieicu te extra, $ 2j5 7..
Stock Mnibetf.
New Yort, Fhilndelphfa and Lecal 3tecn,
also United States Bends renerteil dally :v
Jacob If. Leng, 22 North (Jaecii street.
.Jan. 22.
10:00 l:t-J vji.
A. M V m. r. t
. M'i TO 4!;4
3 .-alii :wi
. 112' 11 1 1122
Denver ft Kte Grande
N. Y..Lclte Krie & Western.. .
Kansas and Tezsa
Lake Shern
New Jersey Central ....
7i.7iji; 7.11
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Fanners Ki,.:eiial" ,,ir 50
Fulton Natler.il .-. 100
Lancaster Cetmt.v Vft'Sena! Iftink.. 50
Columbia NiuJemu hw-ik 100
Kphrata National X k loe
Flist National ISmnc 'leluinbia.. .. 100
First National llanr., stnisburg.... u
Fli-st National Bank. Marietta KM;
First National Hank Mount Jev.. 101
Litltz National liank loe
Man he! .n National Bank 100
DnieTi National ISanl. Mount Jey. 50
New Helland National Bank Kki
MIS0BLL.4NKOU8 HTOCid.
Quarrvvlllu Ii. B K0
MillcrsvllieStreet Car 50
I nt'iilrer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory let)
Gas Light mid Fuel Company f
120
Stevens Heuse 1D) '.M
Columbia G;is Ceiup.iny
Columbia Water Company 2
Susquehanna Iren Company.
Marietta llollennvare
Stevens Heuse
Sicily Island
East Urandy witn: A Waynesb
Millcrsville Nermal Melioel...
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LanciLslurUas Light and Fuel
due in I er20 years
Lancaster (1:ls L!;htamf Fuel
due left!
TC3HVIK STOCKS.
Big Spring A itwvi-r V alley
BrtdgciHirt & Horcshec
Columbia A Cttcstntif Hill
'lelninbiii & Washington
ifeIundilaA Big Spring
Lancaster A Kphrata
Lancaster & Willow Street
StiiLsburg fe Millport
Marietta x Maytewi:
Marietta. Mount lev
Lanc..Ell.abftht'u&.Middletii
Lancaster .t Frultvllle.
Lancaster & Lltitz
Lancaster it Wllllaiii-itewii.....
Lancaster A Maner
Lancu.Yt'r & MunliH'nt
Lancaster & Marietta
Lancaster & New llellund
Lanea-ster &Sus'iuehaniia
I.hMAI. NOV IV EH.
Assii;NKi hsTATi; r ;i-.k;k .
llensel and wile, et Lancaster city, Im
caster comity. Pa. 1,'eergeO. llensel and iviiu,
et s:iid Lancaster city, having by deed of oI eI
untary assiinneiii, dated JANtI AUY 12. A. D.
Ifc'b'J, iis.-igind and transteited all their real
estate and effects 'n tins undersigned, "or thu
beuellt d"tliicrediteis et the said Geerge O.
llensel, he therelen gives notice, te all per
sons indebted t" said assigner, te make pay
ment te the undersigned without delay, and
these haviligcl'iiiiis te present them te
Oil AS. 1 . LAN D1S. Assignee,
Uesiding Iu Lancaster City.
L. Kllmakbi:, Atty. jaulA-Gideaw
1.1.IATK Ol" SAKAiI VlftTOXJ.ATi; OK
li Lancaster. Pa , di cased. Letters testa
ineiitary en .-aid estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persona indebted
thereto arc requested te uiukc immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or deuniuds
against the estate el the decedent, will make
the same known te the 11 without del,y.
ANN M. MARTIN,
2i31 Iletiiietta Street.
Philailelphii.
W. Lcaman, Attorney. H-i5Ieaw
I.'dTATK IIP W21.I.I A31 IJ. KLNSKV, I.ATK
JLj et Liineaster, Pa., decea-ed. Letters
et administration en haid estate having bi'en
granted te the. uaderslgncd, nil p Ts.nn in
ilebted thereto are requested le make imme
diate settlement, and these having claims or
demands against the saint:, will present them
without delay for settlement te this under
signed. W. LEAMAN, Admtn-strater.
ill'MiteawdTu Centre Square Lancaster
E STATU tl'' i-ilAl.Vi.NA Si. STEWAKl,
late of Lancaster city deceased. Letters
testamentarv en said estate having been
granted te "the undersigned, nil persons In
debted i hereto arc requested te make imme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the e.-tate et the decedent,
will make the same known te him without
delay.
ELAM D. nt'IlST. Executer,
It' siding in Lancaster City.
B. C. Kkbadv, Attorney. il28-Gtdeaw
MEVIVAL,.
.-t KAY'S SI'KCIPItJ fU)Il.NK.-THK
Jt Great English Kcinedy. Mi unfailing
euro ler Iinpetency, and all Diseases that
fellow less of Memery. Universal Lassi
tude. Pain In the Hack. Dimness et
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars In our pamplct, which wc desire te
send free by mail te every one. Tin; Specific
Medicine Is sold by all di ugglsts at il per pack
age or six packages for J5. or will te sent Iret;
by mall en the recelnt et the uieny,by ad
dressing the agent, II. B. Cochran, 137 and IS'J
North Queen street. On account et ceuntcr-
fe.ts, wc have iiiiopiee mi leiieiv nmiiptr:
Rnrrz-lvd")
y-vlUlSUI
7 UcmJcr, have you a son; threat? Take
OCCIDENTAL.
Arc von troubled with hoarseness and
phlegm in thi threat? Take
OCCIDENTAL
Have you diphtheria or scarlet t'evcrin jour
family '.' Don't hesitate te try the
OCCIDENTAL
at once, it never fuLs if taken iu time. A
decided change Is seen after three or four
doses have been taken Th
OCCIDENTAL
can be had of any druggist In Lancaster at
5.'lc and $1.00 per bottle. Don't fail te try it.
II. B. COCHRAN, Si. i:i7auitl-KNerfi Queen
btrcet, always lias It ou hand.
02-mdTu,Th4S
iiK'Oliiy genuinu. jiii4wiu. ... v.,,. --,,, ,. kjj
us Fer sale in Lancaster by !I. B. Cochran,
Drn""!st. 137 and 1W North Queen street.
THEGBAY MEDICINE CO.. N. .