LASCCAS'EER DAILY INTiaJJGENCEB. MONDAY, FEBEUAKY 5, 1883,
POULTRY FARMERS.
MEETING OF THE 1'uUlAltV SOCIETY.
Annual lltpert l Treasurer aud Secretary
11:111 te l'r.y Debts Election of Officers
Propenat te Amend By-Law
A slated meeting of the Lancaster
lenltry association was held in the agri
cultural room of city hall this morning at
10 o'clock.
The following named racmbern were pres
ent ; G. A. Geyer, picsident, Flerin ; J. B.
Liclity, secretary, city ; Jehn E. Schuni,
c".ty ; .T. L. Biuuer, Mount Jey ; F. R.
DilTeuderiTer, city ; 0; A. Oast, city ; J.
M. Johnsten, city ; Win. A. Scheenberger,
city ; Clias. K. Leng, city ; Charles Lij
.(Id, city ; S. P. Eby, city.
Tieasurer J. E. Schum presented a brief
report which showed that he had received
from the .sale of tickets at the deer of the
late fair SU9G.30, and paid out $292.50,
leaving a balance in the treasury of $3.80.
J. IJ. Lichty, secretary, presented his
annual report. It showed that there were
ever fifty members in geed standing. That
ihcre were losses at ths late poultry exhi
bition of the society of about $300,;caused
piineipally by the cost of new coops, and
Uie unusually small attendance at the fair
', reason of bad weather. The total in-
btedncKS of the society te date is $328.10,
i liluil'ug unpaid bills for expenses $1(53.91;
tujpi'd premiums $142 50, and lean due
the treasaier of $25.
Mr. J. 15. Leng efFeieu a resolution te
tii' effect that the society purchase from
.1. 15. Lichty two shares of the Union
building association, en which he has paid
ever $100, and then negotiate a lean of
$ 100 en said shares, thereby paying all the
1 iiideblediichs of the seciety ; provided that
twenty members agree te contribute the
cents each month, which contribution
j. hall entitle said members te a life mem
b'-i'.sliip in the society, and, furthermore,
entitle them te the ownership of whatever
coops, .V,c, belong te the society when the
lean shall be paid in full.
The resolution was adopted, but after
debate it was reconsidered, aud laid upeu
the table.
Mr. U. E. Leng moved that the president
appoint a committee of five members re
siding in the city of Lancaster te make
such arrangements as they may deem
iilvisahle te pay all bills due by the society
and lopert it at an adjourned meeting of
this society te be held en Friday the 10th,
wiht.,-at 10:30 ; and that the secretary be
authorized le notify every member of
society te be present.
The resolution was adopted aud the
e.hair appointed Charles E. Leng, J. li. j
i :..i. tut , ni.nl. T :..i,l .,..1 '
Jehn E. Schum, said committee.
Mr. C. E. Leng moved te amend the by
laws by having the stated meetings of the
society held en the first Friday of every
month at 10:30 a. m. instead of the first
Monday. The amendment was laid evor
under the rule.
The following officers wero elected :
President Gee. A. Geycr.
Vice Presidents T. Frauk Evans, M.
L. Grcider.
Corresponding Secretary Jes. It. Tris
sler. Recording Secretary J. IJ. Lichty.
Tieasurer Jehn E. Schum.
Executive! Committee Peter Bruucr,
Chas. Lippold, W. A. Schocnberger, Dr.
E. II. Witnicr, A.S. Fiewers.
Adjourned te meet next Friday week.
UUMJAIKIA NEWS.
from our Itegular Correspondent.
The following ticket was settled by the
Democracy at the meetiugs in the diftereut
wards en Sattuday evening : First ward,
ceuneii, James Porrettet ; Scheel Beard,
Win. 11. Given ; Assessor, Andrew J.
Meisling ; Constable, Rebert Keech ;
Judge el Elections, Jehn Zicglcr ; Inspec
tor, Jeseph MeFall ; County Committee,
Charles F. Yeung ; Conferees, Dr. J. K.
Lincaweavcr, Ficderiuk Snyder aud Jes.
McFall. Second ward : Council, Geerge
Tille ; Scheel Beard, II. C. Graybill ; As
t-esser, Harry C. Yeung ; Constable, Win.
AVittig ; Judge el Elections, Harry Nelte,
hi-; Inspector, Jas. C.Shrec ler ; Conferees,
Daniel Sample, Gen. W. Schroeder, Harry
ielle, sr. Third ward council, Henry
Westcrman ; fielmel beaid. Dr. C. F. Mar
led ; assessor, Wm. II. Lindsay; constable,
Frederick Stiuck ; judge of elections, Wm.
Bcc co ; inspector, Peter Boek; confeiees,
I'Vatik JehnsMi, Lew Lyle and David
Welsh. The conferees of the several
winds will meet and nominate candidates
for chief buiess and high constable.
Everything pissed oft' quietly at the ward
meetings.
ih ice Gees Ouietly.
The ice moved elf quietly .it this place
yesterday alteruoeu at 3 o'clock. Theio
was a slight movement in the morning
also. Large crowds of people watched
the movement of the afternoon. It was a
quiet sight below the river bridge, but a
grand one between the c.iual locks at this
place and the Chickies, where the ice
piled in huge masses upon the rocks of
the falls. IN one ei the Ice which hreue
up at Maiietta came down as far as the
bridge aciess the liver here, but piled up
between the points referred te. Ne
tiamage hai been done along this part of
Ilia river thus far. The wateis are still
isag and there may yet be trouble heie,
as the ice is from (5 te 12 inches thick.
Down the river there has been consid
erable excitement. At Pert Deposit the
news of the coming ica led the railroad
companies te wake up all their employees
at -1 a. m., en Suuday and all the rolling
stock standing en the sidings was sent te
Canal station, about two miles north. All
the freight stored in the station was also
moved te a place of safety. The back ice
from Peach Bettem reached Pert Deposit
at i a. in., and ledged there after break
ing up the ice between the depot aud
lteck river, a distance of oue mil8.
ISoreugu Uriels.
Mrs. Themas Scott, of the Railroad
house. Marietta, died last night of nervous
prosti.itieu. Miss Maggie Lee has re
turned te Lancaster. C. H. McCullough
is convalescent. Wm. Humble, aged 17,
had au involuntary river bath yesterday.
Republican nominations en Wednesday
evening. Detz & Krcider's cigar box
factory at work aain for the first time
since Fei cmau Frank Lash shot himself.
Full meeting of the ladies' relief
association desiicd at Mrs. Wm. B. Giv
en' s en Thursday at 3 p. m. E. E. Luth
eran Mite society will held festival in the
armory Feb. 22. 23 aud 24 ; Miss Maggie
Welbh will conduct the fan drill. Jeseph
Ilildcbraud's hen coop was robbed last
night. Churches were well attended yes
terday ; sacramcut at St. Paul's P. E ,
illustrated sermon en "Thy King
dom Come." at E. E. Lulherau ; uine
probalienists admitted in the morning,
two in the eveniug, sixteen persons were
at the altar and ten ethers arose for
prayer. J. M W. Bausman and H. S.
Franklin, of Lancaster, were the guests of
Mr. North yesterday.
Was It ii r.eve Feast?
State Senater Jehn M. Stehmaa gave a
dinner at the Stevens Heuso en Saturday
from 4 te 7$ p in. Among these present
were Senater Myl'm, Prothenotary Fridy,
Sheriff High, Editor Hiestaud, CounseIIor
J. Hay Breivn, and Levi Scnsenig. All
agree that it was a geed diu
V ner and a geed time, but there
is a reticence about who was there and
what took place, which invites the conclu
sion that it had tome political significance,
especially hiice some lately antagonistic
political elcmcuts were represented in the
guests. But as they were all ferStchman
in his late victory it is supposed
the reunion had no ether significance than
tbe celebration of this event. Editor Geist
JTM pet there.
UUltRT.
IIUKlnesH Transacted en Saturday lle ad
Viewers Appointed.
On Saturday afternoon the court met te
hear the undispesed applications for
license ; the only cases, that of Wm.
Shultz, of the Eighth ward, and E E.
Hippie, of Mount Jey, were postponed
until Wednesday next.
On petition of Barbara Burgess, of
Providence, Barbara Evans, with the con
Bent of her parents, was decreed the
adopted child of Mr. Burgess, te be in
future known as Barbara Burgess, and te
have all the rights of a child and heir of
her fester parent.
The court has made the following ap
paintment of viewers and confirmed ab
solutely the report of viewers of a pre
posed read, te commence at the terminus
of the New Danville & Lancaster turnpike
and te end en the Marticvillc read.
Un the petition ler viewers te select a
bite for a bridge ever Couewingo creek,
between the townships of Mt. Jey, in
Lancaster ceunty.and Conowage township,
in Dauphin county, the court appointed
Bcnj.Greider, Jehn Zeller? and Jehn Nau
man. On the petition te divide Drumore town
ship into two election districts, the court
appointed, as commissieueYs, Abuer C.
Weed, Abncr Carter aud David Jacksen.
On the petition te divide Ea&t Ilemp
tield township into two election districts,
the ceurr. appointed, as commissioners, W.
M. Slayniaker, Jes. C. Carpeutcr and Jac.
M. Frantz.
On the petition for a public read en the
old Pennsylvania railroad bed, in East
Lampeter township, the court appointed
as viewers, Calvin Cooper, David F. Lau
dis aud Michael Metzgar.
On the petition te vacate part of the
read in Colerain township, en the read
running from Spruce Greve, te its inter
section with the read leading from Wil Wil
eon's mill te Werth's bridge, court ap
pointed, as vieweis, Jas. J. Penny, David
Jacksen and Jeremiah IJ. Boyd.
On a petition te review and vacate parts
of the above read in Colerain township,
and lay out" another iu lieu thereof, the
court appointed as reviewers Jue.J.Peuuy,
David Jacksen and J . B. Boyd.
This morning Jno. B. Dennis was
brought before Judge Patterson, for final
hearing en the subject of his rendition te
the Missouri authorities ; but, in conse
quence of the primary hearing before the
the governor being fixed for te-morrow,
the final disposition of the case, by Judge
Patterson, was again continued.
A FAITHFUL IIOU.
Ilia Adventures ana Misadventures.
The ether night Daniel Lefevre, who
resides near Neir.svillc, drove te Lancaster
te take the cars for the west. Unknown
te him his deg, of the shepherd breed,
followed him. Mr. Lefevie put his team
and deg in charge of Fred Brimmer,
liveryman, te keep until he came back.
The deg was locked up in a stall, the deer
of which is made of flooring beards. Dur
ing the night the deg gnawed a hole in
the beards, large enough te prcmit him te
escape, but as his master's team was en
the premises he remained with it. On
Friday Edw. Baumgardener, one of Mr.
Brimmer's men, had occasion te drive te
Farmersvillc. He used Mr. Lefevrc's
team aud took the deg along with him,
and en reaching a peiut en the read that
was near Mr. Lelcvre's home he gave the
deg a whipping for the purpose of scaring
him and making him urn home. The deg
ran off te a safe distance, but con
tinued te fellow the team. The driver
came home by a different route from
that by which he went out, crossing
the Conestoga at Witmcr's bridge, the
deg continuing te fellow him. When at
Winner's bridge a large strange deg came
running towards the shepherd, aud the
latter, apparently afraid te get into a fight
jumped ever the guard wall of the bridge
aud foil upeu the ice soiue thirty feet be
low. The driver took it for grautcd the
deg was killed but net long aftervvauls, he
was seen scrambling up the steep banks
of the ci eek. and followed the team te
Biimnusr's livery, where he will remain
until Mr. Lefovre's return. IIe is pretty
well jammed up, but leeks as if he
would lather take another whipping and
a thirty feet fall, than forsake his master
or his maMer's team.
THE PRISON.
W)u!ur iUenllily Mrctiiig el llie liiopectorN.
The beaid ofpiisen inspectors held their
regular monthly meeting te-day, all the
menibcis being present. A number of
bills were presented and approved. The
resignation of Geerge A. Smith, under
keeper, was lcceived and accepted te date
from Feb. 1st. His term would have run
te April 1st. The beard resolved te held
a special meeting en next. Monday le take
action in regard te bummer's hall which
is insufficient for the purposes assigned.
The clerk was directed te make out a list
of all bills outstanding, due the prison,
aud lopert at the next meeting of the
beard. It was agreed that the naiades of
the officers shall remain as befoie.
The proposals for printing the annual
report were opened and they were as fol fel fol
fellows : Examiner, $20 ; Intelligencer,
$23 ; Jehn II. Pearsel, $21 50 ; New Era,
$30. Tiie centraet was awarded te the
ISTELLir.r.NfEK. The bids for the convict
labor ou cigars for the ensuing year were
opened. They wero as fellows : ILL Steh-;
man k, C., $1 per thousand ; A. C. Herr,
$1. The centiact was net awarded. Dr. J. i
K. Shirk was elected prison physician for j
the next year, lie had lour votes and Dr. :
Compten two. Mr. Uagen was appointed
te invite the members ei the benate autl
Legislature from this county te visit and
inspect the prison ou next Monday.
OlCltUAKY.
Ueatli et humuel Martin.
Samuel Martin, of Providence town
ship, died atO o'clock last night in the 71st
year of his age. Air. Martin was a farmer
and an old resident of the township. He
was a member of the Church of Ged at
Stiee Bethel church. He leaves a family
of iive children, all of whom are grown.
The cause of his death was typhoid fever.
He was the brother of the laie Geerge
Martin, ex-sheriff.
Heath et Dr. Unwmau,
News has reached this city of the death,
after a lingering illness, from some affec
tion of the heart, of Dr. Bewman, of
NefTsville, a well-known physician aud
prominent citizen.
Dr. E. J. Bewman, son of the late Dr.
Bewman, was in his 51st year, aud leaver,
two childieu, ene of them Mrs. Gee.
Dillcr, of this city. The immediate cause
of his death was paralysis of the heart,
mil tlimiitli tm hml lienn ill for a week.
his death was suddeu. He was a skillful
physician and had a large practice.
Sale et Horses.
Samuel IIcss & Sen, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, Satutday, February 3d, 1883,
at the Keystone house, Lancaster city,
for Bitzcr it Kenperling, 15 hoadofCau headofCau hoadefCau
ada horses at an average a price of $220,
Gfjjj per head.
By the same ou the same day. at Mil
lersville, for Harry --.C. Lintuer, 12 head of
cows at an average price of $47.50 per
head.
The Tie Settled.
" Chuck " Beas has given up the fight
for censtable in the Ninth ward en the
Republican ticket and has allowed Goe.
W. Fordney te be the candidate.
l'ollce Canes.
Alderman Barr sent a drunk te jail for
30 days this morning.
The mayor had ten cases ; ene went te
jail for 30 days and nine were discharged.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Events Acress tbe County Line.
A recruiting office for enlistment into
the regular army has been opened at Har
risburg. The Berks county agricultural society,
at its last meeting, decided that the next
fair will be held en the 2d, 3d, 4th and
5th of October.
Prof. W. II. Kain, who has been in ill
health for some time, at his residence en
North Beaver street, Yerk, died Saturday
morning. He was some years age county
superintendent of public schools, and of
late years an attorney, practicing at the
Yerk bar. .
At Harrisburg Saturday it was discov
ered that the rails en the track of the Cum
berland Valley bridge across the river
were displaced from some uuknewn cause,
and a crowd of people rushed upon the
structure and warned an approaching par-
nenger train iu time te save it from going
into the river.
.Jehn A. Gramm has been nominated for
mayor, Leenard Kennare for treasurer,
and William K. Yerbeke for controller by
the Democrats of Harrisburg. Simeu
Cameren Wilsen secured a majority of
the delegates for mayor at the RopuBliean
primaries, defeating Jehn C. Herman, for
two years mayor of the city.
William L. Dean, of Downiugtewu, a
brakemau en a freight train en the Penn
sylvania railroad, was strack by a bridge
near Trenten, v.hile he was walking ou
top of the cars, aud thrown te the track.
The entire train passed ever hisbedy,
mangling it terribly. The head was sev
ercd from the body, both arms were
broken, the spinal column crushed, and
the body twisted around twice, like a rag
in the process of washing.
In the Old I'lace.
Owing te the impairment of his health
from confinement in the store, Mr. G. B.
Willfeen, the popular junior member of the
firm of Fliiin fc Willson, has withdrawn
from business, and has sold his interest
te Maj. B. F. Bicneman, the former part
ner of Mr. Fliiin, from whom Mr. Willson
bought the inteiCHt from which he new
retires. Majer Breneman has long been
known in mercantile circles as a popular
and accomplished business man and his
return te his familiar place will be aseuice
of much satisfaction, while the geed
wishes of a larc ciicle of personal and
business acquaintances for a restoiatieu of
health will fellow Mr. Willson into what
ever new pursuits he may eugage iu.
lsefure 'Squire McGliun .
The complaints made by Martin R.
Hess against James Dedder, befere Al
derman Michael McGliun were dismissed
this morning upon payment of costs and
premise of better behavior by the defend
ant. Henry Beckman was sent out for
ten days for drunken aud disorderly con
duct. Constable Fordney had arrested all
the offenders.
Alaska
Rev. Shelden Jacksen, D. D., will lec
ture this Rveuiug at 7 J o'clock in the Pres
byterian church, en the subject of
" Alaska." The admission will bn free.
Aiuusrmcniri.
"The Meteors." " Tlie Meteors," hemic 1 by
Evans, Bryant ami Ilecj-, will he here en
Wednesday niclit. Tins nurty played in llnu-y
William-.' "Academy, I'lttslmrgli last weelf,
and people were turned away every night.
Tlicyaliue-.t went wh ever the tunny play
entitled "The Heek Aijeii!." This tqieeialty
people are very stientf and il Is seldom that
se many lilh-saliirliid nc.Un.-j ;fet Inte one
parly. Any lever nf amusement will see at a
gliin--;-ihat (IiIk HmI el people includes these
who stand in the very iir.-t run I.- et their pre.
lc.-sinn.
The "Pirate" Te iner ran-. t,iwrl S, SiilH
vuii'n very entertaining opera, the ' Pirates et
l'enzance," will be given in l''ulten opera
house to-meirow evening by the German
epeia company. The merits of this company
have been highly endorsed by the pre and
Irem the reception they received from I.a
caster theatri'-jmers upon their la.-t appear appear
iinec here some week- age, it may be safely
piv.-unied ihutlliey will boas llatteringly re
ceived Tuesday evening. Hc-Ides 111.- large
number in the troupe, it Ik authoritatively
slated that Tngllapietia, the celebinled Ital
ian buHlen , will accompany the tieupe and
lake one et the eharacttun el fin- play.
srr.viAL. x urn: us.
Mrs. Partington, what de yen use ler a very
bad eeldr linked Mrs. Dull. "lluitdkcrclilclV,
ma'am," answered I he aged daine. looking
ever her spectacles, liandkerchiels are a tle
Ultrittttm in the event el a eeld. bill a bottle
et Dr. liull'a Cough Syrup is it necessity, be
cause It nel only relieves, but cures the worst
co:d or cough.
The weak, worn, and dyspeptic should take
Celden'.s Liquid llnel Tonic. A'e ether. Ol
I.TlWllCOll&W
' JIackmetack," a lasting und fragrant pei
liniie. Price -i and ."lOeentH. Keralnat Cenli
inn's drug store, 1"7 North Queen street.
Albert I). Wik', Marietta, Ta., cays:
" Hrewn's I ren Hitters Iris given mere f atis atis
l'actien tiian any medieine 1 knew et." Fer
sale by ii. It. Ceehr.ui, dnijjgist, l."7 and 13!)
North Queen street. 15-lwd.tw
(in te II. I!. Cochran's ding "ter.! ter Jtrs.
irce-man'x Xcw A'uiieiial J)ies. Fer bright
nessand durability et color, are uiK-quiilcd.
Celer tiem 'J te 5 peundn. Directions in Kng
lishaud (ierii.iin. Price, lficiiiild.
Tackle an obstinate cough or cold with
Hiile'.s Heney el Koreheund and 'fur. Pike's
Toothache Dreps onto in one minute.
t'.i-lwdeed.tw
Tlmt Husband el mine,
Is three times the man he was before ha began
using " Wells' U-aHh lienawer." 31. Drug
gists. la yeursialp Mill el dry, husky scales and
little pimple.-. 1 Dr. llensen'.-i Skin Cum will
cleanie your hcilp and remove nil si-nlcs and
tenderness within six days. Try it, ler it is
the best liead-drcssingcver un'd. $1 perpaek
age, at all di uggists. I51wd&w
.Steadily gaining laver; read the advertlse
lent of bimmen-3 l.iver .Regulator.
Wide Awnfce Delta.
Messrs. Sargent llres., druggists.Delln. Ohie
in ordering a quantity et Themas' Keleetrie
Oil, write that they never sold anything Unit
gave such universal satislactien in curing
coughs, colds, bronchitis rheumatism, neu
ralgni, etc. Fer sale by 11. It. Cochran, 'b-ug-gist,
137 and 139 North Queen street.
All respectable drugglstsscll Simmons I.ivcr
Hegnlater.
Don't give up and say there is no help ler
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Celd in head, since
thousands testily that Kly's Cream Ualm has
entirely cured them. Price 50 cents.
Apply into ntiHlilla ritli Ilttle linger.
An iiivaluuble article. An article like lilys'
Cream Halm has long been desired, and new
that il is within the reach of sufferers from
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Celd iu the head there
is every reason te believe they will make the
most et it. Dr. W. K. IJiickmun, W. K. Ham
man. Druggist, and ether Kitsteninns have
given it a trial, and all recommend It in the
highest terms. Ea&len, Pa., Daily Aryus.
Oct. 7, 1S70.
Klyg' Crnuin Italia cured meet Catarrh of
many years' standing restored my f-enseel
smell. Fer colds in the head it works like
magic. E, II. .Sherwood, National State Bank,
Elizabeth, N. .1. jSl-awdm.W&r'
I'.rOUII'H llOUMlsiilld I'MllliCCl
lsj the most ctteetlve Pain Destroyer iu
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
csfernally.and thereby mere certainly raliev
palis, whether chiimic or at-iitn, than any ether
pain alleviator, and it Is warranted double the
htienuth ei any similar ;re Duration. It cures
pam in the Sid'-, Back or liewels. Sere Threat,
Pheiir.iaUsin mid .i-t athks. and is THK
UKISAT it.'il.l!- VKit OF PAIN. "JJliOW.Va
lloveisuot" Panacsa '' should in- in every
I -vml ly. A leiispoenlul of the Panacea In a
tumbler el 1'et water sweetened If preferred,
taken at be! Mr.ic will br::ah up a cold. 25 eta
t bottle. fabll-lvdM.WAS&w
Sin of tee rattaers Vinted en tbe uhlldren.
Fhyslclaus say that scrofulous taint cannot
be eradicated ; we deny It "intote." If yen
go through a thorough course et Burdock
illoed Bitters, your bleed will get as pure as
veu can wish. Price II. Fer sale by H. li.
Cochran, druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen
street.
Shiloh's Ceugn and Consumption Cure is
sold by us en a guarantee. It cures consump
tion. Fer sale by H. D. Cochran, druggist,
137 and 139 North Queen St. myl-lwdeewftw
Methers: aietnersi! Metncran
Are you disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sicfc child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If
se, go at once and get a bettle et MUS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP It will relieve
the peer little sutlercr Immediately depend
upon it ; there la no mistake about It. There
Is net a mother en earth wne has ever used It,
who will net tell you at once that it will regu
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother
and relief and health te the child, operating
like magic. It U perfectly sale te use in all
cases, and pleasant te the taste, and Is the
prescription of one el the eldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold every where. 25 cents a bottle.
m2-ly-M.W4S4w
Xurtfy;the IIloeo.
' BWATITK'S pills."
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" SWATHE'S PILLS."
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Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
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Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all ether remedies fall. They keep the
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torpid liver te healthy action, and expelling
by the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundations otlite, Be particular
te obtain " Swayne's Pill Price 25 cents a
box et :;e pills, or 5 boxes $1.
Prepared only by Dr. Swatnk Jk Sen, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist ler thorn. Sent by mall
te any address. ocit-eed&wM.W.F
JtHATHH.
Kciins. Ill this city, en the 3d Inst., Mary
K., wife of William Kuhns, in her 32d year.
The relatives und Iriends -1 the lainlly are
respectfully invited te attend the Mineral
from her husband's residence, Ne. 220 North
Mulberry street, en Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
It
NEW AWJZitTISjaaiiiNTH.
WANTJilJ A mill KOK UKNKKAL
housework in a small family. Apply at
this elllce. ltd
WaMTKU-A HOY 14 YKAltS OLD
wants a situation at something at which
lie can make himself useful. Apply at 352
Ureenc street. ltd
WANTED A HIKL. WANTS A SITCA SITCA
tien te de general housework in a small
family. Apply at this office. It
-lMIK RENT.- A STORK KOOM AND
V Dwelling containing 5 rooms. Ne. 10
Seuth Queen street Apply uttuc Intellioen Intellieen
cer office. tfd
YM. C. A. MKISTINO.
. The regular monthly meeting et the
Yeunir Men's Christian Association will be
held THIS EVKN1NG at 8 o'clock. Alse a
special meeting et the beard et managers te
confirm appointment et committees. It
1.10R RKMT. A I..VUUK TWO-STORY
i ISrick Heuse. Ne. 131 North Duke St.
A Twe and H-lialt story Heuse Ne. 2.1 West
Chestnutstreet. Apply te
A.J.STK1NMAN,
l-iT-tld iKTELLIOENCBIt OlllCO.
17L.KCTJON tfUU TKUSTEES.-THK I.'iT
11 holders et Lancaster Cemetcry Company
will meet at the Crape Hetel, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 0th. between the hours of 10 and 11 a
m., te elect three Trustees te serve for three
years. JOHN I. HARTMAN.
jl3,2e,27&fr President.
JOK KKNT.
1 Twe Stems und Dwellings, Nes. 301 and
"Ml North Queen street, opposite Northern
Market Heuse. Apply at Ne. :'M NOKTU
QUEEN STREET. 120-tld
STl.NN. On SATURDAY LAST FROM
the Linden Hall Seminary, u Ladles' Celd
Watch, with the Initials E. R. en the ontside
el the ease. The number of the watch is
1,(88. A liberal reward will be paid ler the
return et same te
JOHN REESE.
H 2i0 North Queen street.
WANTED SIX UOOD SALESMAN TO
intreduce a geed selling article in
Reading, Yerk, Lebanon. Harrisburg, Colum
bia and Lancaster. Special inducements te
geed men. Call at Lancaster county hotel
unit examine s.imple and get terms te sales
men. A. I). SMITH.
U
R. w
t-KAMC HAVLOK
HAS REMOVED HIS
UALLKItY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
KOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
S- Exactly opppestte the Old Stand.
ectll-timd.twR
DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.
Netice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between A. C. Flinn
and Gee. B. Willsi.n. under the name of Flinn
A, Willson. has this day been dissolved by mu
tual consent, en account et the ill health of
Mr. Will? en. nil parties Indebted te said firm
ure requested le make immediate payment,
and these having claims will present them ler
settlement.
A. C, FLINN,
WEO. B. WILLSON.
Having disposed el my interest in the ISriii
of Flinn A Willson, te II. F. Breneman, I be?
leave te return my thanks te my friends, and
the public, for past lavers, and respectfully
ask the continuance et their geed will and pa
tronage te my successors.
GEO. B. WILLSON.
Lancaster, Pa., Feb. C, 18S3.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Netice is hereby given that the undersigned
I....... .Lle rl.nr .....ilti ti1i-(.fl llltn IL nOOllVt llfir-
shlp under the firm name et Flinn & Brene
man, te coneucinnu carry en ui nu. i .iu""
Queen street, in the elty of Lancaster, Pa., a
gi-neml house-furnishing, gas-iltting, plumb
ing, stove and heater business.
b A. C. FLINN.
II. F. BRENEMAN.
Laxcaqter, Pa., Feb. 5, 1SSJ.
JSNTJCHTAINMJSNTti.
Y
UL.TON OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 1883.
German's Opera Company,
45 ARTISTS. 45
With TAGLIAPIETRA,
The Werd-Famous Baritone, and presenting
GILliERT & SULLIVAN'S famous opera, The
PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
GRAND CHORUS OF
S?. VOICES. ?
COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
CARLO TOUR1ANNA, - Musical Director.
The Opera will be presented with NEW and
kli:gant COSTUMES.
ADMISSION ftO, 75 & I1.MJ
RESERVED SEATS $1.0)
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Office. f l-5td
-nDLTON OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday, February 7, 1883.
Engagement Extraordinary el the Celebrated
Niles, Evans, Bryant & Hoey's
METEORS !
The Greatest Combination Extant 1
The Magnates of the Specialty World
:h!Ls. E. Evans. Brvant & Heev. French Twin
sisters, Jehn It. Dyllyn, McAvoy and Rogers,
Kelly and O'Brien. Gus. Hill, The Big Little
Four, Prof. Jno. Gcrnnrt.
The New Yerk Herald sars : "Frem the lis
lng or the curtain until the end et the show
the people fairly reared with laughter."
The entertainment appropriately closes
with the New Comedy, in one scene and a
Hush, entitled
THE BOOK AGENT.
ADMISSION, - - 35, 50 and T5 Cents.
Reserved Seats new en sale, without extra
charge, at Bex Office, Opera Heuse. 1 3-4td
LAXCABTKK WATCHES.
T)ERSONAW
HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT
or THS
Absolutely Accurate
SCHEDULE TIME
which the Earth makes in Its Yearly Revelu
tien around the Sun. distant Ninety-two Mil.
lien Miles, or as it Revolves Each Day upon
Its Axis, nearly Eight Thousand Mile3 in
Length from Pele te Pele 1
HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT
THAT THK
Lancaster Watch
OR AITY OTHER GOOD WATCH,
IS SIMPLY A WONDERFUL COM
JtlNATIOX OF PLATES, STEEL
SPRINGS, JEWELS, HANDS,DIAL.
Etc., WHICH IS OF VALUE FOR
ITS TIME-KEEPING QUALITIES
ONLY AS IT RECORDS APPROXI
MATELY OR ACCURATELY THE
PROGRESS OF THIS REVOLU
TION UPON ITS A XIS THR O UGH
E VER Y SECOND OF EVER YD A Yf
HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT
THAT, IN
The Opinion of Experts,
The Lancaster Watch, through its various
grades, reports the Progress et this Daily Rev
olution with an accuracy unsurpassed many
say "unequalled" in the history of tiie Watch
Manufacture ? It is a SOLID FA CT .'
BOVKB A.NU bTATIONJCKl
YALKNTINES.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES in every variety at
L. M. FLYNN'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
42 WEST KING- STREET.
1883. 1SS3.
VALENTINES!
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Novelties
FOR THE
Valentine Season
AT THE
BOOK-STOKE
OF
Jehn Baer's Sens,
X-Jes. 15 and 17 North Queen Street.
SIGN OP THE BOOK.
feb.J-tld
VAS'JSK HA.miltHlK, ,vr.
"ptfAKES W. ITKY.
We have a large line el
LACE CURTAINS
In WHITE ami CREAM, from $l.WMi pair up
NETTING by yardlrem lic. up.
BED SETS, LAMI5REQUINS, PILLOW
SHAMS und TIDIES.
UUUTAIN POLES of overv description.
WALNUT EXTENSION CORNICES very low
In price : $1 50 cornices ter 90c, $2 cornices for
$1.50, $2.f0 cornices ler $1.75, $i7.r -ernices ter
$2.00. Will tit any window up te live lent in
width, mid very easily adjusted.
LARGE STOCK OF
WALL PAPERSand WINDOW SHADES
Fer Spring in all the New Patterns and Celers
ODD LOTS and REMNANTS et PAPER
HANGINGS very cheap te close out.
Ament; them are some very choice
styles. A lew of these liht-colered
Shades lclt from 15 cunts up.
llave your work done new before UuSpiiiif?
rush commences. We employ Ili-.it-t-liu-'S wei le
mon and can rive your orders pre-npt atten
tion. PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 67 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
VLOTUIN'J.
II. SS1AI.IHCS UAltO.
A WORD TO MY FRIENDS AND l'ATRONS
Since our (treat reduction in the prices el
our licavy weight goods we liave cle.-cd out
some of our best styles. We have lelt a lew
very choice patterns of overceating, te which
we direct especial attention. We arc selling
daily te persons who never pat'enized usbi usbi
lere; an evidence of our sincerity. Many no
doubt called te see whether we are in earm-st
and mean what we say, or whether it is ull
humbuck. All who thus far called en us are
convinced we mean business and are deter
mined te sell ell' our heavy weights at uny
aacrlllce te make room ler our new snrlng
stock-. Last week a friend of mine called te
pay me a lriendly visit. He remarked he n ail
my card in our daily papers and concluded te
take a leek through the stock te see whether
he could flndanythhiRte please him ferjisuit.
It didn't take him long te decide. Alter offer
ing him a line French Casimere suit worth ."
for $30, 1 said te him (a la fc'am'I et Posen,)
" Don't you want te buy an elegant overcoat
cheap ?" " Oh," he said, " the one I am wear
ing is geed yet ; you made tills one 12 years
age, and I were It hard." " But," says I, "yen
should take advantage of our great slaughter
in prices ; here is an overcoat worth $"0. lined
all through with silk, put up In the highest
style el art, 1 will sell you for $au." The sale
was Immediately effected. Yesterday a stran
ger passing by, saw this overcoat displa. cd in
jiiv store 'vindew. and stepped in te ask 1 lie
price et it. When lie found if win, sold Ins
offered $10 for one like L. But these goods
cannot be duplicated, a they were imper-eu
ler me direct te special order. New my friends
and patrons, don't line fault witn mi; for giv
ing these bargains te strangers. They are open
ter all. I'lace your erdersuit once, or the very
styles you may want may be. gene. Weaie
having a great boom In our English Trouser Treuser
ings at the prices we are selling thorn. Ri;--member,
they range in prices from $3 50 te $ln
a pair.
Call at once at Ne. 12 N. Queen St.
F
OK Al. HERMAN,
W. D. STAUFFER,
jS-tld
SECOND WARD.
rilOKAOCO TKESSUS.
MINNICH'S LATEST IMPROVEDTORACCO
PRESSES.
Fer Casing and Baling Tobacco. Sold te hon
orable parties en trial. Warranted superior
in every lcature te any In present ue. It
net as represented can be returned at my ex
pense. Alse Manure Heeks Jer cleaning sta
bles sold en same terms. Send for circular.
S. B. MIN.MCH.
Landisvillc, Lancaster Ce., Pa.
3t-S,M,W&W
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING FEB. 5, 1883.
KUSHING watees.
THE GREAT DAMAGE DONE IN OHIO,
Trains Derailed and Wrecked und People
Killed Tbe Ice In tbe Sugipie-
nanna River.
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 5. Dispatches
from points in this state show that the
floods had net abated last evening. Sev
eral railroad bridges have been swept
away. A freight tram en the
Valley railroad was derailed yes
terday near Canten in consequence
of a washout and Jehn McAllister, fore
man, was killed, and Frank Ingersoll, en
gineer, fatally injured. Between Akren
and Orrville a passenger train ran into a
wash-out aud another following dashed
into the wreck. The sleeping car porter
was killed aud half a dozen passengers in
jured. The Lake Shere bridge at Fre
mont went down befere the rush of ice
yesterday carrying a freight train with it.
Isaac Parker, conductor, and c brakemau,
were killed. Fremont is Heeded and
several perseus are reported drowned.
Much damage is reported in the valleys in
the northern portion of tbe state.
runner ueiaus.
Akren, Ohie, Feb. 5. Fuller informa
tion received te-day increases the previous
estimates of the losses by the floods.
The New Yerk, Pennsylvania and
Ohie railroad has trains running
between Kent aud Galien. The
Cuyahoga Valley read cannot be op
erated for several days te come. The
Conueton Valley read will send a
trial train from Cantou this after
noon. On the Tuscarawas Valley read
trains have been abandoned. Drawing
the water south from Summit Lake
te save the city carried away the
bridge en the Clevclaud, Akren
& Columbus railroad, just as a
crowded Fert Way no express train get
across. A Conueton coal train has been
ditched at Brirafleld iu a washout, and the
brakemau, James McAllister, was killed.
Oue Hundred neuses Under Water.
Canten, O., Feb 5. One hundred
houses iu the .southern portieu of this city
are under water. The weather has been
clear and cold for the past thirty hours.
Ice Uere In the Klver.
Williamspeut, Pa., Feb. Ii. The Sus
quehanna river here is ten feet above low
water mark. The ice gorge, which had
formed above Leck Haven, moved this
morning, and is new ledged at the upper
end of the Williamsport boom. There are
no preseut fears of trouble.
DOINGS IN CONGRESS.
I'ci-sunnlKIes Indulged In Iu the
Se 1110
Heuse.
Washington, Feb. 5. The supreme
court te day decided thac the New l'erk
state head tax en emigrants unconstitu
tional. Iu the Heuse a motion te suspend the
rules aud pass the bill dividing the terri
tory of Dakota gave rise te a brief but
interesting debate, in ceurse of which
Mr. Burrows (Mich.) and Mr.
Randall ( Pa. ) indulged in some
very sharp language towards each
ether, which created a littlu excitement.
The motion was lest, net receiving the
necessary two-thirds in affirmative.
In the Senate at the elesa of the morn
ing business, au executive session was
held, at the conclusion of which the con
sideration of the tariff bill was resumed.
l'OOIt IKI.LAMI.
na Meney, Ne Feed, lint Ueaiti.
Dublin, Feb. 5. A man was found
starved te death at Leuyhrca, County
Gal way. At the imiuiry into the case a
peer-law gnaidian said the case was
eu'y ene of many in a crowd of
hungry preple gathered in front of
the residence in Lenghrea of Uev.
Patrick Duggan, itetnau Catholic bishop
of Cleufi-rr, en Sunday. The bishop in
formed them that he and the piiests had
distributed every .shilling available, and
said the opening of relief weiks was the
only resource left te relieve the suffering.
Tlie silver Didlur te be Still Coined.
Washington, Feb. 5. The Heuse com
mittee en coinage this morning, by a vote
of six te one, decided that it was inex
pedient te step the eoinage of the standard
silver dollar The committee also, by a
vole of five te two, decided that 2,"iper
cent, is a Mifiicieut reserve te maintain in
the treasury for the redemption of legal
tenders, anil that any surplus above this
sum should be trod in the redemption of
bends.
Cassuly's
Action in 1 tin
Trouble.
.;oiitrellernhlp
Philadelphia, Feb. 5. Attorney gen
eral Cassidy te-day filed reasons setting
forth gi minds for a writ of quo warrante
te the Mipreme court, in the matter of the
city cenn ellership dispute. Argument
was fixed for Wednesday next.
Ulcil el Ucr Injuries.
I r '...... 1?K r: 1T..J relAln.i.n.
wh vns biutaily bf-aten by her husband
v Edward .Murray during a drunken fiaht
ou Thurs-day l.ist.dicd this morning at the
hospital funis tiie effects of her injuries.
Murray is in custody.
(iladHteix) KeccivcM :-. 1 tircatcnlng Letter
Londen, Feb. 5. .Mr. Gladstene has re
ceived a threatening letter announcing
that an arrangement has been made te
minder him if he returns te Londen. Ne
importance is attached te the threat.
A fatal Itail.-ead Wreck.
Veinna, Feb. ii. A serious railroad
accident ha-, occurred iu Hungary. Six
cars fell down a steep mountain. Seven
women and some men were killed and
many persons injured.
A JScllcr t-rxp'.oBlen at Alloi.tewn.
Allentown, Pa., Feb. 5. A boiler
oxplesed this morning at the works of the
Catasaiiqua manufacturing, Catasauqua.
The buildings were badly wrecked and
a firemen was scalded.
Itedumed Werk.
Reading, Pa., Feb. fi. The rolling mill
of the Reading iron works and Orr,
Painter & Ce.'s i,tove works, empleying
together nearly rix hundred hands, re
sumed operations te day after six weeks
stoppage.
A J'entmastrr Continued.
Washington, Feb. Among the nom
iuatiens of postmasters confirmed by the
Senate te-day, was that of J. R. Kecney,
Tewanda, Pa.
WEATHEK INlilCATlONS
Washington, Feb. 5. Fer tbe Middle
Atlantic states occasional rain or snow,
followed by slightly colder, partly cloudy
weather, light variable winds, stationary
or lower barometer.
MAltKJST.
New Yerk Market.
Nv; iOiiR, Feb. 5. Fleur State and West
ern 11 rm and prices rather quiet; Super
line State, ii 45j:i SO; Extra de, i-'J av125;
Choice de, 31 3D7 00: Fancy de. $7 10S7-r:
Round Heep Ohie, j:90! 60 Choice de, $1 70
57 : Superfine Western. l.r3 0 ; Common
te Geed Extra de J.'! SSfjl 40 : Choice de. : ."C.
7; Choice White Wheat de. $fi 2.'iS" ; Southern
li in : (.ommen te Fair Ext a, $4 COfj.' 25 ;
Geed te Choice de, $5 'i'lffO 7;,.
Wheat dull and slightly in buyer-' favor ;
Ne. 1 Whim, 1 1C; Ne. 2 Red. Feb., Jl SU
fill 19!: de March. 1 Wdl 21; de April,
$l 2i;-w 1 22 ; de May, $1 2J4',1
Cem dull urn; aahude lewer: Mixed Wc3t
rn spot, fill-Tic ; de futures, R8a6c.
eats 11 shade lower ; State.432t53c; Western,
41gr2c : Ne. 2 Feb., 4tf?43c ; March, 43&C
April, 1013J4c; May, 48c.
FblUdelpbU Market.
Pini.Anii.THiA. Feb. 5. Fleur firm, but quiet;
Superfine. S3 259) SO; extra, S3 7504 25;
Penn'aFamUv,$4.T35 03: Ohie and Indiana
FamUy. t5Q5 li ; Minnesota extra. $5 5035 75 ;
de straight, 5 8sa6 50 ; Winter Patent, fG 25
6 ST ; Spring de. $ 73Q750.
Kye nenr atl 90Q4 00.
W heat ilrm, but quiet ; Ne. 2 Western Kcd,
SI 15KQ1 1(5 : Delaware ami Pennsylvania Bed,
SI HfJlleK; Longberry Red and Amber f I lg
Ofl 13.
Cern dull for local use ; Steamer. C2fJWc ;
Yellew,6Sc; Mixed G7c; Ne. 3 Mixed, tt
62c.
Oats steady ; Xe. I White. 51c ; Ne. 2 de,
49Kc : Ne. 3 de, 4SJic : Ne. 2 mixed, Itic.
Rye nominal nene here.
Previsions firm.
Lard firm ; City Kattle. lljc ; loose butch
ers, lOJic ; prime steam, Sll 50.
Butter choice firm, ether (Trades neslectcd
and weak ; Pa. Creamery extra, 37c ; Western
de. 34235c ; firsts, 30c ; Bradford county and
New Yerk extra. 2se; de firsts. 24tS25c;
Western extra, 2lS25c; de geed te choice, IS
Kells dull ; Penn'a. 15620c : Western. 15ffl22c.
Eggs firmer en scarcity : Penn'a, 29KQC0c:
Western, 29c : Limed, lSSl'Jc.
Cheese dull but steady and unchanged.
Whisky at SI 20.
Seeds -Clever unlet at S1250&U3 50 ter new ;
Timethv dull at $2 15Q2 3 ; Flaxseed scarce
at $1 4531 47.
Grain and Prevision Quotations
One o'clock quotations 01 grain and pre vis
Ions, furnished by S. K Yundt, Breker, 16Ji
East King street.
Chlt-ase.
Feb. 5.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
Mar..... 1.07'4 JW.4 18.20 I1.27J
May.... 1.12 .5S Aey, lS.lt" 11.05
Petreleii'i. Oil City. 1.01?.
Live Stock Alarket.
Ciiicaoe Hogs Receipts 8,000 head ; ship-
ments,3,4C0 head ; trade slew, prices stronger
and 5c higher : quality net se geed; heavy
sold at $6 8537 25 ter geed te prhue lets ; light
bacon, it; 30jit,0: fancy, fe 75KC 85 ; mixed
packing, fC 25fii 75 ; skips slew at S4 508G.
Cattle Receipts. 1.21W head ; shipments,
3,700 head ; market slew but steady ; offerings
light and demand moderate ; peer te choice
shipping, SI 2T575; butclieiV, $2 50j)4 GO;
stockers and feeders, iZi l 50.
Sheep Receipts. frOO head ; shipments,
2,000 head ; market quiet and unchanged ;
common te prime, $1 00-35 te.
Cattle Market.
PiiiLADisLvniA, February 5. Cattle market
dull: sales, 3,tOO head ; prime iyifi)7c ;
geed lit G0ijc; medium at 5i5ic; oetnnoii
at 4Kc. j
Sheep dull; sales, 13,000 head; prime, r.?M'9
'J4c; geed. 5SSJe; medium, 4S5;c;
common, 3Q4c.
Hogs market dull ; miles. I.OOO head ;
prime, 910e : oed. !"4Q9)c ; medium,
SAIfiSc ; common, SJiigSJc.
Stock Market.
New Yerk, Piitladeipli'a and Lecal Stocks,
also United Status lten:s reported dally liv
JAOen It. Lone, 22 North lurtn street.
Feb. 5.
10:00 1:W 3:i.
a. 11. v sr r. m.
Oenver A Rie Uramle 45Vi 41 ....
N. Y..Lake Erle A Western.... 37?2 37K ....
Kansas and Texas 3i 20 ....
Lake Shere..... h'-' lOSJ. 1....
New Jersey Central 'iX ....
New Yerk, Ontario & W 25J 2ii
St. Paul, M. & Omaha 4K 4f.Vf ....
Pacific Mall 404 lt)j
Rochester Pittsburgh 19 J V.)V, ....
Texas Pacific 33 37 ....
Wabash. St. Leuis & Pacific... 30,-4 :)k ....
Western linien Tel. Ce (-eij 7'..i
Pennsylvania Central 59AJ 59J
Philadelphia A Reading tVa 2i?;
Northern Pacific Cem 4S 47i ....
" " Preferred.... 83! 8.1'X ....
llmTate Plti. A West lr.J IGJ2
Lecal Stocks aud II0111I8.
Par
Lest
sale
1105
107X
120
120
105
112
102
I02.0
ll.
102
S2.25
2f;.50
50
120
val.
.11 00
. 100
. 100
. IOC
Lane "ity fi per ct. Lean, due 1582.
" 1S85.
1890..
ltP.5..
.per ct. 11 1 or 30 years.. 100
b jwr ct. Scheel Lean..
4 " Iu I eri veura.
100
me
" 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100
" (! " In 10er20yirs. KiO
Mu-.ihclm borough lean Me
MISCat.LANKOUH BTOCOB.
(marryvllle R. K
Miller'svilleKtreeljnar
Inquirer Printing Company
Watch Factory
?.V)
50
50
1110
Gas Light and Fuel Company....
2
Stevens Heuse..
.... 100 90
Columbia Uas Company ......
Columbia Water Company....
Sii.-qwlianna Iren Company
Marietta ilollewwaru
2
170
100
4.5J
10
1
100
Stevens Heuso
Sicily island
Kast Brandy wine A Waynes!)';
50
Ml
50
Nillersvllle Mernml heiioel
MISUKLLANBOCS 1IONDH.
QuarryvIUe IC. R., due !". $100
):c.idiug& Columbia R. R.Vh 100
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due ISM! 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce..
ilue in ler 20 years..... 100
L.ineuMlerCiis Iliglii and Fn.ii Ce.,
ilue lMt -. 100
117
105
105..'
100
IOfi
MUS1CA I- IS&TUV MUSTS.
.rSTA::l.ISHKI IHU5.
a
II. U OUTH,
MANUFACTURERS' AUENT FOB THK
Weber, Steinway,
Kranich & Bach
PIANO-FORTES.
Masen & IFamlin, Polenhet & Ce.'s
ORGANS.
Aililn-rs Correspondence te
Ne. 310 MARKET STREET,
HARRISIIURO, PA. n28-3md
M
usit; itnXKS.
Music Bexes,
Closing Out Sale
AT
HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
This being our last sale in this city for sem-j
ears. we dslre te sell out the entire stet.k
i:lore closing our salesroom.-! ler tint sea.en.
T11 thi-J end we quote the lowest possible
prices, with only small advance ever co-it of
manutiicturiu... te cover expensea.
Only finest finality Hfgh Class Music llnxcs,
specially madi! ler our retail trade, including
many new styles, with lutcst Improvement.!,
and of the greatcstduruliillty ; far superior te
the ordinary Mu-ic I'.exe-i generally sold in
this country. The tone et these boxes is very
powerful aud at the same time remarkably
sweet. Musical Bexes with Rells, lruui.
Castagnets, Cele-tlal Voices, Harp Zltlur,
Piccale. Tremelo, .Mandeline, Forte-Piane,
ami Sublime-Harmonic. &c, with two aud
three main springs, running twice and three
times the length et erdlnury Music Bexes by
one winding.
Large stock of small Music Bexes ; nlse, Al
bums. Cigar Parlors, Decanters, Ac, with con
cealed music.
Immense Display ! Newest Selections !
Ne home should be without one et these
licuutitul instruments.
Tills is an opportunity seldom offered. Price
list en application.
C. GAUTSCHI & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OK MUSICAL BOXES
Ste. Croix, Switzerland.
Salesroems: Ne. 1018 Chestnut St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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EOU 8AXB.
170K KENT.
. One Stere and Dwelling. Ne. 33 North
Queen fitrect, opposite Northern Market
Heuse. Apply at Ne. NORTH QUEEN
STREET. d2tfd
l?OK SALE.
r Deuble Twe-Story TWELVE-ROOMED
DWELLING. Cheice Location. Bath. Under
round Drainage, Large TWO-STORY STA
uLE and Greenhouse In rear, Ftnlt and
Shrubbery hi variety. -Applv at
U2J-tM NO. 239 EAST K.ING STREET.
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OK SALE OK KENT. THE I'KOPEttTT
new occupied as Cox's Coach Manufac
tery, en Church street. Alse for rent adeublu
office and dwelling, Ne. 30 Seuth Duke street.
AppiytO UCSlll StlUUKil'J',
Real Estate Agent,
j:!l-lwd . e. 6 Court Ave.