LANCASTER JDAILY rSTTELLIGENCEK. SATURDAY, FEBRUAKY 10, 1883.
touacce ai.vrxEus.
.Sales ana llellveries I Keceut Dates.
A large quantity of leaf tobacco was de
livered at several of the city warehouses
te-day mers than en auy ene day during
llie present season. Jehn Moere & Ce.
leceivcd about leO capes ; Kcndig & Sen,
two car leads from Ye:k county, and a.
i cat many wajjen leads from this county,
kiles & Prey, Harry C. Moere, J. Itoseu Iteseu Itoseu
reyi r and ether dealers also received
largely Following :.re some recent sales,
.. considerable portion of when have been
li;!ivi-reii :
Jehn J. Loep, of Dnimere, te Altschul,
Z acres at 2.", 8 and '.', ; Uriah Leve, of
law.i a rove, Yerk county, te Kendig &
S ,u. 2 acics at lej. '.', and : Win. 11.
1 .' re, of same place, te same, 2 acres at
i.,., :s and '6 ; Asa .Tene?, of same place, te
.-..me, 2 acres at i-IA, .'J and !; ; Jacob Jlat
; jews, f same place, te same, 1 aero at
IV., ' 1 and ' ; .larvjb Jamisen, same
j.laui., te same, 1 aero at 14, 4 ar.d
Sale e( Securities.
Jacob B. Leng, broker, sold te-day, at
private saje, 20 share New Helland na
tional bank at $130 ; 2 shares Farmers'
bank at $110, and 50 shares Quarry ville
R. R. stock at 2.23 per share.
XEW A.HVEBT18E31EST8.
J
OHN h. GIVLKK & CO.
Satchel Stelen.
A gentleman's fine brown leather
satchel was stolen from the front of E.
Schaeffer & Sen's saddlery store, East
Orange street, some time yesteiday.
Herse Shipped.
Fiss & Deerr this morning thipped 23
head of driving and draught horses te
New Yerk.
FRENCH SATINES,
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING FEB. 10, 1883.
- ; Charles JJendrcc, East
te Lrewiudein, H acres at 24.
Herapfield,
15. 5 and 53:
-1?? ...... ".-. .-. . .' . . '
win. iietnctj, j-.ast lleriiplield te Alt
schnl, 2 acriK, at 1(3 J through ; Adam
Dietrich, East J.'iinpitelil, te M. Davis, 1 J
.icies, at 15. 5 and 5 ; Jehn Sides, Ease
llfinpliel'l, te Frank Pcntlarge, 2 acres,
a' 10, H, n and e; Jcob IIeiTliciras. East
ile i plieM, Vi same, 11 acres at 10, 8, 5
Hid ; Jehn vVelfert, East Ilenipfk-lu, H
acre.", te i,a:r.e, at 17, 8, 5 and 3;
J. lil. Suavely Kohrcrstewu te Lcd
crman, 1.J- acres, at IS, 0, G and II;
Jienjatnin lJi-ubaker te O. Strasser, 1 acre
en private terms ; Abraham Miller, East
Hemplielil, te ISiewn.steiu, 1 acre at 20, 5
and e ; Jehn D. IJrubaker, of Maner, 8
acres te l.'esciibhine, at 23, (! and 5) ; II. I.
Miller, n? Straburj, te J. Resenmyer, '3
i.cie., tlt 17, 5 and 'i Oliver Miller, Stras
l:rg, t j same, 2 acres at 10, 8 and :J ;
Clayten Adair, of Pcnnville, te Jehn
.Moere & Ce., 1 acres at 18, 8, 5 and 15.
THIJ OOOll 1USTILX.2.KY TltOUISLK.
Amusements.
lite Arch Street JTirufrels. rhis company
is composed ei very geed people, headed by
Lew Simmons, Hurry.). Armstrong and Char
ley Reynolds. The quartette et vocalists is
one el ihestrengest travelln s, and the orche erche
tra and brass band arc large and lull. The
company ha-, played te packed houses since
they took tins lead. Titcy will be Is-:r; en Mon
day night.
' The J'roesier.u The original Madisen
Square celnpany will present "The Professer"
liisr en next Friday night, with the author,
Win. II. Gillette, a the Professer. This com
pany is one el unusual strength and they
carry new fccei.ery, &e.
We have new open an elegant line of FRENCH SATINES, in neat and large figures, solid
colors and all shades. Alse,
Embroidered Satine Robes and Embroidered Zephyr Cleth Eebes.
These goods are very desirable and will be scarce later in the season.
JOHN S. GIVLEE .& CO.,
THE STATE CAPITAL
SLl-H AITRSDASCK IN BOTH HOUSES
HfEVlAL. XUT1VES.
Pug dogs as jicts have had their day umeng
theextremely fashionable, but colds never go
out et fashion, se that it is always necessary
te knew that Dr. Hall's Cough Syrup U a sure
cure ler all coughs and cold.-,.
The DclennunlH Ueld te Answer.
Jacob IJ. Geed, Geerge Shed', Abraham
Shed and Uenjaraiu Geed, charged with
forcible entry, had a hearing before Al
derman McConemy this merninir te
answer a complaint made against them by
Thes. Haunigardner, of taking forcible
possession of a distillery owned by him in
I'xpit'a township. Henry Yest testified
thai he was placed in charge of the dis
t.ilkry by Mr. Daumgardner ; that he
h.dl :tercd In iL a let of his own goods ;
thai day before yesterday the defend
:. its demanded possession of the place, and
en his refusal te let them in Jonas IJ.
Joe.l broke open a window and climbed
in, ami that then in connection with
fat- ib '.'. Geed and Abraham Sheil the
le.-k of the Iren!, deer was broken oil".
Tliey then set Yest's goods outside, but
atterwaids put them back again, saying
1 hey would let him keep thciu there for a
!.jj or two. Te' v then went te the
blacksmith -!ie and tux, new irons and a
Though pure and simple, and se mlli',
Itmiglit be used by any child,
Vet S(.0 HUNT'S te swift and sure
That mouth and teeth with wondrous speed
Frem tartar and Ireni taint aie treed
Till they become sweet, white and pure.
10-lwdeed.Vw
Albert D. Wild', Marietta, l'a., says:
"IJievn's Iren Hitters bus given meie tatis-
faclien than auy incdieine I knew et." Fer
sale by II. I!. Cochran, drujrgist, 137 and Je!)
North Queen stieet. I.Vlwd&iv
Ne. 25 EAST KENG STBEET.
J. S. GIVLER.
LANCASTER, PA.
G. F. RA.THVON.
TOTVKKS & IICKST.
New Groecls Opening Ever y Day,
BOWSES &
AT
HTJEST'S,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
FRENCH SATINES Elegant Styles aud Colorings new open.
FRENCH GINGHAMS, SEERSUCKERS. PERCALES, CHINTZES and an immense stock of NEW STYLE CALICOES.
SHIRTING and SHEETING MUSLINS, TICKINGS, &c, very low.
Eletrant Line of NEW CRETONNES just opened. Elegant Line of NEW CORSETS new open. Elegant Line of
LADIES' aud CHILDREN'S HOSIERY new opening.
T.vKLi: an obstinate cough or cold v.-itn
Hale's Heney el Horeheuud and Tar. I'ike's
Toothache Dreps cine In one minute.
fj-lwdceihtw
That llusbutid e! ."Mine,
j Is tlirt-u times the man he was before he began
iiMiig " V, -lls' Health Kfui'wer. ' $! Druggists.
Tin: most popular ami flagrant l'e fume of
the day ' HACKMKTACK." Try it. Held by
ii. 15. Cochran, druggist, Ne-. 137 and l.'Kl
North Queen stivct lcb7-ceil.t
The weak, worn, aud dy.speptlc should take
Celilen's Liquid litet Tenie. A'e ether. Ot
Druggi.-t-i. t.V!v.'lced&w
e':k and lock-d the distillery
and went
j !
away
Miem ; esteid:iv witness lirekc oil" their
lock and put en another of his own.
The.-.. J:tum:;ard!icr tcstiiied thai he
w.is the iiwnrr of tin; property and Yest
was put u jif.sses.-i,)u by his elder.
II. .M. Neith a'-d Walter Franklin, csqs ,
counsel for Mr. IJ.iuinc'iirdncr, ask;d that
i he defendants be he! 1 te answer at court
, ler forcible t'try. Geerge Nauman,
ounse! for G.e. Shell', asked ferhisdis
hnrge. Tin re was he breach of the peace,
" vieienee, and therefore no forcible
entrv.
The abl(: :i.i!i l--t 11 (Seorge Shed', Abra
ham Shed", .' 'i'.e'j 1). (.loed and Jonas 15.
Geed, in S'2fli! ;:ch te answer at court.
Jonas i. (ioed was net present at the
luarug, but (Jeorge SlielT entered bail for
him . s well a; for the ether defendants.
The salutary eUW't el Simmons l.iver Iteg Iteg
ulater is jireverliiul.
Dr
Jtfii fin's t:iit Cute criidietited my vim-
then complaint was made against 'j plea. Then used te break nut continually."
Steve T. Harrison, Kec-lieiter. N. l. flat !rug-Kists.
Nes.
BOWERS & HURST,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, -
LANCASTER, PA.
A'JJIf Alt VSZUTIXEMKXTS.
fir 1 1 i'.
OOIJK KKOUT l.'JNOH AND tONKAU'8
O l'lilliidelphia Deer at. KXCKI.SIOlt IIAI-b,
li" East King street, THIS KVKN1NG.
JOHN SCIIUKNItKUGi:it & S)NS,
jtd Proprietors.
-VA'IJ' ADVSJtTlSHjajiyTS,
F1
lUS DKENEMAN.
TM TOBAUUII (JKOWKKS VfK AltK
1 new making a light Cotten Cleth, much
ucd for envei ing Tobaeee Plant I!ed', maile
cspeclallv for thN purpose. Te be had nt our
SteM-s gencially V. SIIRODEH CO,
.'elilO "tdS Conestoga Steam Mills.
I5KKKISV NOTIFY MY IA
in genera! that l
liavi! taken the barber shop lately occupied
by Mr. Jehn Hoyier, timer the r niten na
tional Hani:, and have ele.'cil my old stand
under the Leepard Hele". Mr. Heyler and
t. eergc Cornelius will it main with me.
liMIt C. SUNN Kit.
XTOTIUK.
1 irons and the public
GO TO
FLTNN & BRBNBMAN
FOR
HOUSE8TIRE8.
IUltl.IC SAI.K OF HO
On MONDAY, KEIJ
ltKS.
I'.', !.-::, will be sold
it t .in Mi-ri'itiiiie lleus". l-ancasler t.uy. la.
2'J Head e! Heavy Draff Illinois Horses, anions
whieliaresea-.e Wv driver-sand mmh ; geed
larui lieies.
Sale le commence at 1 o'eleok.
jy.et UKOIfOK GKOSSMA.N.
- ' r.reux hiieiiid no
".M-- roeUlta in an Di Di
or ;-. sumptien,
.h-'s de net u'se: !.'!'
syrnpH and balsa'iis.
A '."eui.;:. com r ji
tieri ,.,i .e'.: lre';n
'j.:r,il.l(i I.t;ii' Dl-ea.-(t
'..iivhis i.ieuc lila! "'re
the -leiiiuc-h like e.imrii
but act. directly en iti iiMamed part--, allaying
Irritation, :rive relfi r in Astlrra. Hreiwlil'd !
('euglis, Catarrli, and the Thi-at Trer.n'.ts
nhlenSiii;;ers:uid I'ul.licbpca.'c.ii-' ur.vmbj,..,l
te. " Fer thlrti- yec.;-t iJiewa's itrencbial
Troches irive Osjen rectanmemied by physi
cians, and iiliray- fjive i:vr:eel tatt.-iaetieu.
Hav'n been i-i-'-mI !t v ill.- id eersMnt use
for nearly an entile i;'-r.:r;::ieii, tlmy liavi- !.l
tai!'.' .1 we) .ner'ti'd ranmneni; tile lw staple
reme-ilf- .1 tl-e a-., eid at enls a I'ei
it-, wr.cre 'tiv-lviiT'l Ii.VKAlvw
B.
A HOKSE CASE.
TI10 I.!tclia'cr llc!d ler Larceny.
Befoie Alderman DitrcndcrlTer this
afternoon was heard the complaint of
;cerge I). Render, of New Helland,
.iguiu.-d. "latthia; Rush, who is charged
with the larceny of three horses.
Tlsi facts appear te be that Rush
went te lieiuiet's, bought three horses
ene f'cr 00, one SI 13 and ene for $127.50.
He paid Render $10 cash en account and
told him te bring the horses te the Black
lleise hotel, this city, and he would pay
bun the b.iliitiee. The horses wcic
brought te town, and Bender was then
elleied payment, part in cash and part in
t into of Render's own promissory notes,
which had e me into Bush's hands. Ben
der refused te tveeive his own notes
and said he would have his horses :
lni wbiie the wrangle was going
en the horses had been removed. Bender
tbei sued out a v,i it of replevin for the
recovery of the hoi set, and subsequently
hi ought the suii for iarceny. Bush claims
te have been an agent acting for Henry
Ri:isi:g in the purchase of the horses.
Tin. ;ihU rniau held the accused te bail te
answer at court. Mr. Itausing became
their bail in the sum of $500.
See here, fi lend, read the
Simmons I.iver Regulator.
advertisement el
ln-enii'd HOUHOIieid i'a:iacea
I '5 iin' most etlective i'ain Destreyer In
Use world. Will nie-iJ surely quleken the
; blerd, whether taken internally or applied
eAternatly,und thei-cby mere certainly leliev
patn, wlietlier chronic or acute, than auy ether
pair. ..i!eviu"ir, and it ! warranted double the
strength of unv "imil.ir -.renaratiea. It eurea
pain in the side. Kacc -ir ieweI. See Threat,
Hlieuui.'isin and aU ac::ks, and is Till:
GiMvAT KKI.ItiVi;:: UK PAIN, "llnews'a
HeusEimlD Pajiaeka" nlieuld be :n eveiy
tan lly. A teaspnentul el tlie I'unaeea in a
tumbler el het water sweetened if prufenedj,
taken at bed lime will iinicA.ic vv a celii. 25 eta
! Leuie tebll-lvdM.U'&S&w
iMii:!;::vnxi l,kctiii;ks
Ir. ISrn'.tti m 'llie .ye " It. It. I''iilleu
I1.. en i linddcus Stevens."
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock Dr.
C II. Blown will deliver a lecture in the
hall of J lie. Y. M. C. A , his subject being
'Tie. Ey.;." Dr. Blown has for years
made ti:;; oje bis special- htudy, aud thcie
ean be ei doubt his lecture will contain
much that wilt pieve valuable te these
Fit AH U SAYJ.OIC
HAS ItKMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF VHOTOGKAPUY
TO-
NOS 42 AND 44 "WEST KING ST.,
J6S- Exactly opppe-dto t!e Old Suin.l.
ectll-r.nidA; wit
Steves, Heaters and Ranges. Fleer and Table Oil Cleths.
Ferks and Spoons.
Knives
THE LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN.
Lancaster, Pa.
ESPPiumbiug, Gas Fitting, Tin Rooting and Spouting, specialties.
JVJSir ADVJSltTlSEMlSNrS.
TJ1UL.TON OP1SBA HOUSK.
FRIuAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1883.
JUST ONETIME.
Original Jila.dl.-en Siiuurc Theatre Company in
the Amusing duiedy Success:
3HIHI.IO SAM'. OT S1UMCS. OS illOS
DAY, t'KBIti; AIti I'.1, Is ", will be -old at
public sale at Daniel Legan's sale -table.-,
ilai.'.et street, rearef MeGrann Heuse,
,'JO HKAD Of KHNTUUKY MULES. j
Tlie best I ever brought te Lanea-ter, fi 0111 1 Original Company
te .1 years 010, i.i 10 w., nanus mi;u. chwe
mated and me-t!v broken. Sem! very extra
team,-'. Thev wiil be sold ivIUieJ reserve.
Cr-dil. of C(l iiavs. Pale t coniine'..ee at en
o'sleek.
feb7-4td HOWAKDBAILY.
T
OUAOUO 1'KKSSK.S.
ltclilng 1-llcn tyni"itin and Cure.
Tiie symptoms arc melsluie, like perspira
tion, inten-e itchina-, increased by scratching,
very distressingly, particularly at night, as 11
pin weinw were crawling 111 and out et tile
rectum ; the private parts arc cetm times af
fected : it allowed te continue very serious
re.-ults may fellow. Dit. bwA-vi:'s Ai.r,
Hcalimi Ointmkm1 "tsa pleasant, sure cure.
Alse ler Tetter, Itch. Salt llh"um,tea!illlead,
Erysipelas ll.irbers' Itch, Ifletehu?, All Scaly,
Crusty, Uutaneei'.s Krupliens- Price r0 cents,
a boxes ler ili'i. Sent by mail le any addre.-s
en receipt et price in currency, or three cert
postage stamps, i'rep.ired only by Dr. Swayne
& Sen, Xe. "M S. alxth street, Phila ielphia,
Pa. Soldbyallpresninenf, druggists. Jswatse's
Pills are the best for all billions disorders.
Cure headache, levers, &c.
lyced&wT.Tii.tS
MINNICH'S LATKST 1M PllO EDTOP.ACCO
Fer Calng and 1: dug Tib ic-ee Held te hon hen
01 able parties en tyj.d Warranted superior
in every lent urn te any In present use. It
net as represented can he leturned at my et-
1 peuse. Alse .Mi'.uuie hooks or uiiuui niu-
(S 2I4 mi, ratiiv. V.... ' ' - --
S. It. MIX.nICH.
Landisville, Lancaster Ce., I'll.
3l-!,M,V&w
I1KMOVE11.
PLUMU1NU, G AS-KITI'IXU, Jtc,
JOHN P. SCHAUM,
Has Removed te
Ne. 24 Seuth Queen Street.
PlumuingsGasfltting
llONi: OJfLY IIV
SKILLFUL AXD CAUKFUL WOKICMKN.
LAKGF. STOCK OF
GAS FIXTURES ON HAND.
janUS-lVdS
Dr. C. w. ifensen's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly te cure and will
cure Headache of all kinus. Neuralgia, Xor-veiism-s-
and Dyspep-iu. Proven and en en
uersed by phjsfefaiis.
'ie TO II. It. Ceeliran's drug store ler .Mrs.
f'rtCHHin'.t yew Rational l-.i:' 1. Fer bright
wl e heai it, while llie subject matter will I m.,s and 1 untbility et color, are nnequaled
ha iiif-i'iited in a shape that will make it
as entu tainditr as it will be instructive,
On Thursdey Kveuiii;. Feb. 22, Hugh
11. Fulton, esq., will deliver his lectuic 011
'J -idddia .-"ti. vens, in the First Raptist
church, this city, for the benefit el the
church, el which Steven:: was a patron.
"Where this ! otnre has been heard the
newsi -apci-ii 'peak el it in high terms.
salient
towns
( oler iieiii 2 le pounds.
li-li..ud German, ."rice,
DlM-Ctii
1.1 cents.
'11:- ill ICtlg-
declaring that it
ur
briuirs out the
te distinguished
points
mau's iitc siiel character, eulogizes his ex
ciuplai, ene.gy aud his charity aud catho
lic:', y f.eirit.
Stelon 'Yatcli Itccevcrcd.
The geld watch stolen from Miss Ettie
Reese, of this city, last Thursday week,
has Lven recovered. Miss Reese is a pupil
of Linden Hal! seminary, Lititz, and it
was while there that her watch was stolen.
Yesterday it w.i-; feuud secreted under the
wires el a pian) m a room that is net
much used, au-.l was handed ever te the
piincipal e! the schoe". It is probable the
tbiuf intended te keep it hidden until
school broke kj, and then carry it off. The
15 much
was her
watch if a valuable one, ami
Miss Rcese because it
who is new dead.
prized 1
mother"
A;ic!lng from Taxtulun.
Tids was the day of appeal for the tax
pnyets of Clay, Sadsbury aud Celei-a'n
townships, before the county coniinissiou ceniinissiou coniinissieu
crs. There was a large number present
from Sadsbury, and many of the citizens
of the township claimed te be tee highly
assessed.
A Sheeting JUatcli.
A sheeting match at pigeons, with $110
in geld as prizes, will be held iu Marietta
ea Thursday, 22d. The prize money will
he divided into prizes or $G0, $,J0, $20 and
$10, iu the order of expertnesr, of the
gunners.
Weman'ri i:i!t:stfa:i Teinpern.nct Union.
A public meeting of the woman's chiis
tian temperance union, will be held in the
First Methodist chuich, Duke street, en
Tuesday next, February 1"J, at 2 p. m.
Ciicsp Opposition KxcurileEB.
On Thursday next both railroads will
run excursions from this city te Philadel
phia, The rale will he $3 ever each read.
Mothers! ."leterK:i Metfierntl
Aie yen disturbed at niglit and broken el
yiur re'? 'iy siMck elii'd Milt'ering and crj'ing
wil'i e.verueiuttng pain et cutting teeth ? It
se, (..ti tit once and et a bottle or .M!:s. WIN
SLu'.WS SOOTHING SYItllP It will relieve
the peer little snllerer iumie.liatcly depenit
upon it : U-.sre Is no ini-,tak alieut 11. There
Is net a mother en eaitii who !i:ls ever used it,
who will net tell j-eu at once that, it will regu
late the bowels, and gH-e rest te the mother
and relief and health te the child, nperating
like magic. It is perfectly safe te use in nil
cases, and pleasant le tlie taste, and 1- the
prcxciiptien of one et the eldest and best
female physicians and anises in the United
States. Sold every. here ii eeiiL-. a bottle.
mMy-M.W&S.'iw
JCI'.SCIJi;i "KOl 1IKATJI.
The lollewlng.HtnU'incntot William -J. Cough
in, 0: Semervllle, Mas-., is se remarkable that
we beg ten-k for it the attention ei our read
er-. lie says : "In thu lull et 1STCI was taken
w lib a violent bleeding et this lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite unil flesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer ells77 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had 11 hole in
my lest I11114 as big 11s a li.il r-riellar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
i2ines. I was se lar gene at one time, a report
went around that 1 was dead. I gave up liope
but a friend told n.e ei Dit. WW. HALL'S
P.ALSAM FOl: TDK J. UN US. I laughe nt
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I
get a bfttle te satisfy thern, when te my sur
prises d gratification, 1 commenced te feel
better My nope, once dei.d, began te revive,
aud te lay 1 lcel In better spirits than I have
the past three years.
"I writethis hoping you will publish it, se
that every one afllicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take lilt. VM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOKTHK LUXUS.andbecenvinccd
that CONSUMPTION CAN IsK CURED. 1
have taken two bottle and can pe-ltlvely say
th&t it has done me mera geed than all the
ether medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. ?Iy cough has almost entirely disnp
p-ared and I shall seen b able te go te work.'
e'.d bv II. Ii. Cochran, 187 erth Ouecn street
Never Fail".
Mr. .1. Leist. whaielieusenian ter l.autz
Bres., Buffalo, X. Y , says lie had a swelling en
tlie loot which b-attributed 'ecbifblains. He
used Themas' Lclectrie Oil, and is troubled no
longer. Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist,
137 and IG'JXeitli Queen street.
THE PROFESSOR.
Original Scenery.
All the Girls Pretty.
Leve and Remance.
JM-S. B. ALLTHKUIKLS AUK PRETTY.
ADMISSION 35, M &75CKNT?.
ItESKIiVED SEATd 73 CENTS.
Sale of Seats will commence Monday morn
ing, Feb li, at Opera Heuse Oflice.
MO-lwd
J.
II. MAUTIN A' CO.
11UI.IAC SAI.I". ON TUKSOAY, MAKCII
0, et 11 DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE.
Will be ueld at public sale, at the Cooper
Heuse. West King street, in the city et Lancas
ter, all that valuable 'i luce-Stery BRH.'lv
DWELLING HOUSE, and Twe sterv Brick
Back Building, with felutn ttoef, Xe. 102 North
Duke street, Lancaster, northwest eei-ii.T et
Duke ami Limen stiects, with let O' greunil,
l!i feet lrrnt. and extending in depth l'jl feet,
mere or less. The house contains ii 1001ns,
hall and bath room, with het ami cold water ;
gas anil g'ls Hxinres tlnougheut the beuse :
het and cold wuti.r en first unit second floors :
range in the kitchen; slate, mantels : Miimy
side healer in the parlor which neat llrMand
second floors ; lias been cent ly painted and
lvipercd tlirouglteut the inside; liydnint in
theyanl; has a front yard encle.-"tl byasiih
stantial inn lenee : let contains choice grapes
and etlici iruis.
This property ha? a pi-peiuil lire insuiaufe
el f2,0J in the North Aineiican Insunmee
Company, se that the purchaser will never
have any assessment or pie'i.iinn te pay
Sale, te ceinuience at 7: 0 o'clock p. 111. en
said day, when attendance HI be given and
cesy terms made known by
llKNKY SlIUBKBT, AllCt. fcb7-W&S.RlS
w
ATT. SUAND & CO.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
Blue Flaunel Shirts.
White Dress Shirts.
Heavy Cheviot Shirts.
Percale and Calice Shirts.
Muslin Night Shirts.
Bicycle Flannel Shirts.
Heavy Woolen Shirts.
WE HAVE ABOUT SIX DOZEN
PERCALE SHIRTS
All Si.cs, which were carried ever from Last
Season, and which sold at 5 1.00, $1.23 and $1.50
apiece We have reduced all te the unilerin
price et
SO CENTS.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
M
KTZGKU HAllullUAN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
FRQM
AUCTION
-AT-
k
Linens and Housekeeping Goods
OF OUROWX IMPORTATION.
Watt, Stumd & Ce.
Aie new showing the largest and best -selected
stock et
BLEACHED AXD UXBLE ACIIhD TABLE
LINENS.
TURKEY-RED DAMASKS
And TABLE COVEHS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS and DOYLIES,
Tliat has ever been shown in this city.
SPECIAL BAROAIXS:
ICO dez. TOWELS ut 4c. each.
SOdez. All-Linen TOWELS at 10c. each.
50 dez. Extra-Large TOWELS at 12JJc. each.
25dez. Knotted Fringe DAMASK. TOWELS at
25c. each.
50 doz.mereot these lauieusO RAPE-BORDER
TOWELS at iic. each.
We are offering the balance el our .Werk et
Blankets, Cem forts anl Felt Skirts
WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR COST.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
AT THE
New Yerk Stere,
8 and 10 EASI KING STBHET.
CHEAP STORE.
TABLE LINENS at 23,25,30. 37K, , 50, i5, 75,
87cts., $1.03 and 11.25.
LINEN XAPKINSat50. 7'iCts., 81.00, $1.25, $1.75,
f'2 0), $2.50, $3.03 and $4.00 per dez. One
Special Let Kine Quality, Large
at $: a dez., Reg. Price, $ J.
TOWELS from 4c a pair up te 75c. Special
Bargains at 15, 23, and Slits.
COUNTERPANES
At:.i.C5, 75, Si), S7Mct3, $1.00. $1.23, $1.50. $i00
2.50. anil a lew et these extra quality Mar
seilles Quilts from the Fire, at $3.00,
worth $5.00. Don't fall te see them
as they areaGKEAT BARGAIN.
FEATHERS.
V E KEEP NONE BUT THE BEST STEAM
CURED.
IF YOU WANT
MUSLINS
Of any kind, we
have them at the
PRICES.
LOWEST
! Metzger & HangMan,
i
(CHEAP STORE.)
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER,
(Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse
Hetel.)
XJSW AliVlKTl!il221VSlS.
CIKAJNJD LVMUU TO-1UUHT. SOUK
X Kreut and Pigs' Feet, at the
PLOW TAVERN.
MICHAEL SNYDER, Proprietor.
Lunch every Saturday night. If
POK AMIEIUIAN,
AV. D. STAUFFEK,
jS-tld SECOND WARD.
TjOK KKMT A TWU-STOKY DKICIC
1 HOUSE with a Large Back Building. Xe.
7i'l North Queen street. Alse btorrreom in
same building, heretofore used aa a grocery.
W ill be rented chc.p. Applv te
.1. P. WOLF.
It Ne. 214 North Mulberry Street.
PUBLII) SAI.K.-ON TCKS1A, FEItltll
ARY 2 1S33. will be sold at Xe. 110 Nevin
street, the entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Marble-Tep Tables, Hair Cleth Parler Suit,
Hair Cleth Rocker, Radtent Heme Heater,
Brussels, Ingrain and Rag Carpets, Window
Blinds and Screens, Mirrors, Pietuics, Ward
robe and Cupboard, Bureaus, Chairs, Domed
tic Sewing Machine, Lawn Mower, Coekstove
and Uange.Twe walnut Marble-Tep Rcdroeiu
Suits. Hull Suit, and manv ether article j ne:
named. These things are all nearly new and in
geed condition. Sale te ceraence at 9 o'clock,
a. m.
H.Suuuekt, Auet. JOHN. W. REMMICK.
R. L. Fkailev. Clerk. IcblO-atil
TACOU IJ. LONG,
22 NORTH QUEEX STREET (Second Fleer),
L'.NCASTER, Pa,
Transacts a General Commission Business, in
Ileal Estate, Life and Kin; Insurunce, Mort
gages. Bends. Steek., Grain. Previsions and
ptrnlfniii- Mmipv alwiivs te leivi en flrT-
clusH Meitgages. Iiivc-tment Securities, K3.ine
Senater Stehman Kegnlatlcg Patent iledl.
icine Sales Hassen After the
Standard Oil Company.
Special Dispatch te the Ixtsllieexckc
HARr.isBurtG, P.i.Feb.10. The sessions
of the Senate and Heuse were thinly at
tended te-day, about 70 members and 20
senators being absent. In the Senate a bill
was favorably reported making the term
of all city school superintendents three
years. A bill was introduced te give the
state treasurer a corporation clerk at
$1,800 a year. Mr. Stehmau introduced
a bill te place the manufacturers and
venders of patent medicines or nostrems
en the same footing as dealers in
merchandise, se far as judgment of taxes
are concerned. A bill was passed finally
providing that where telegraph, telephone
and electric wires extend ever any build
ing or land no lapse of time shall raise the
presumption erjjustify a prescription of any
prepetual rh;ht te such attachments or
extension. Hall's bill te prevent the
consolidation of competing telegraph lines
aud Grady's bankrupt bill wero passed ou
second reading.
The bill permitting street railway com
padies te increase their capital stock te
$1,000,000 passed second reading after
being amended by Senater Gorden, as te
prohibit the charging of a higher rate et
fare than ten cents.
I'rcceedlegs tu the IIouse.
3r. Evans, "of Northampton, eftered a
sarcastic resolution ridiculing the absence
without Ieave of Hulings of Venango, the
champion of Saturday sessions. The reso
lutions ceuvulsed the Heuse with merri
ment. They wcie ruled out by the
speaker.
In the heuse a bill was reported favor
ably taxing mortgages and bends two
mills en the dollar instead of four as new.
This bill was prepared by the revenue
commission. A resolution was reported
favorably providing for the printing of
seven thousand copies of SmuUs' hand
book. Hassen, of Venango, introduced a
bill for the taxing of poisons
aud lirms engaged iu selling and
buyitig crude petroleum, intend
ed te particularly apply te the
Staudard oil company. The Nichelson
congressional apportionment bill was re
committed with the understanding that it
is te be amended se as te give the Demo
crats representation proportionate te their
vote last fall. A laruc nunibar et" bills
wcre lead the tirst time. Beth Houses
adjourned until Monday evening.
xba Crofters Coming te Terms.
Glasgow, Feb. 10. An officer of the
gunboat Jackal, says the Crofters hava
agreed that the four ringleaders who vio
lently resisted the service of landlords'
warrants should surrender at Edinbnrg.
Wen JPlen'a Knterprlse.
Paris, Feb. 10.The Radicals are
violently excited against judicature en
account of the release of Prince Napeleon.
It is believed that Prince Napeleon en
couraged by late events in France intends
te start a newspaper.
'Wordsworth's Sen Dead.
Londen, Feb. 10. William "Words
worth, the last surviving sm of the poet,
is dead.
WEATUEK INDICATIONS,
"Washington, Feb. 10. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness and occasional snow,
light rain in the extreme southern portion,
northeast te southeast winds, lower bar
ometer nearly stationary temperature.
Jt.'.JiKK'fS.
TIIK I'iilUM.V IMIIK MUKOEK.
Kav.'.uagtt tnfminri Ag.tluHt Ills Companions
Iu tiie Crime.
DriJLix, Feb. 10. Michael Ivavauagh,
the car man, has turned informer against
the pribeticis. Ile will be the first
witness examined at the investiga
tion at Kiluiainhatn court heuse. Ile will
testify that he drove the car employed by
the assassins of Loul Frederick Cavendish
and Mr. Burke aud will describe the whole
r. flair.
Jeseph Brady, Tin, -thy Kelly, Jas. Carr
(the town ceuncillm). Fitz Harris. the car
man, known as the Geat, Daniel Delancy
aud six ethers wcre placed ou trial te day.
Jvavanagfi, the informer, was then sworn,
lie seemed te labor under great excite.
nicnt. He deposed that hedroveBrady and
Kelly and two ether men unknown te him
te Phu'.iiy: Park en the day of the assassi
nation. Brady here uttered a loud gut
teral threat. Kavanagh then identified
Delaney as another of the paity- Oa
arriving iu the park he saw a
cab approaching, driven by Fitz,
Harris an.'! four ether men alighted.
He then :.aw two men approaching arm in
arm, and hcaul :.n order given te assassin
ate the tall man, Mr. Burke. The con
spirators than left Kavanagh with Lis
horse and car, instructing him te be
i eaily te start promptly. As the
gentleman passed along, either Cr.rey
or Delancy raised a white handkerchief.
The witness did net describe who struck
the blows, being at seme distance, but
he haw the scullle and the victims
fall. The remainder of his testimony
described the route taken iu driving
from the .scene of the murder. The case
was tli" ii adjourned until Thursday next.
The priseiici s evidently feel that the
them exhibit
All of
is up
including Lecal Stocks and Bends, a specialty ; defiant demeanor, txeept Carey, who sat
and Inquiries about them Invited. Olhcsj ,,.,: -,,,t.... ..;., i- ,i, i,i. T'fM
Hours-!) a.m. te a p. m. decl-4mdSli uw,r "'ess gazing a, the bench. Little
can be added t Ivr.v.inaugh s testimony,
DKMOCKATIC PKIMAItllW. is rhi-.-iiw-i will no -mc'-nt the pvi'ilnni-a
The Demtcratlc Primaries ler the pur- ; i'-t-ew.i .m no accept tlie eviuence
nose of settling candidates ler the ensuing of any of the actual participant-; in the
eis.
City Election will lie held en .SATURDAY
EVENING, FKBRUARY 10, lSSi.atthc follow
ing places :
1st Ward Shober's Hetel fileSp. m.
2d " Thee. Wendltz's Hetel... "
3d " Efllnger's Hetel
4th " Rethweilcr's Saleen....
5th " Philip Wall's Hetel ....
GtU " Schiller Heuse "
7th " Kuhlman s Hetel
8th ' Mrs. Dichl's Saleen 5 te 8 p.m.
9th " Arneld Haas' Hetol C te 8 p.m.
By order of the City Committee.
leuG-Sta W. II. ROLAND, Chairman.
muni
KI-DAVSDtllMJ-i Al WASHINGTON.
J.
K. SllIALING'S liAKU.
Th tfvpub'lt a i Caucus Ceimultt ru Trying
le 1'iiici .1 Turin Measure tu
PrcHS a Vete en.
Washington, Feb. 10. A conference
of the It -publican caucus committee of
the M-nate was held this morning te dcter-
rutn!- which of the vat ions measures new
pending iu the Senate shall be regaun-d
as the. in-i.ii important te pMss
te vote when the tariff measure
shall have b.eu disposed of. Scnateis
j Edmunds, Allisen, Sherman, Hill, Miller
t'Cal.L Harrison and Aldrich were urcsei't
FKIEND3 AND PATRONS This may be
the last chance te secure the greatest bargains
in Hewy-Welght WOOLEXh ever ettered in
this city. Reir ember, I am going te close
them out if possible this season. 1 have ham! led
this class el goods ter ever 25 years. I am
thoroughly familiar with the merits et all tlie
leading makes et cloth in the market and de
say I think tlie F. & II. and Jehunny Edret'en-;
arc superior in llnish, mere reliable in color
and mere durable than any cloth? produced
In the WORLD. Remember, also. I am the
only man In this town that has the XERVE te
tackle these fine, high priced goods. Tlmy can
only be hail in the larger cltta at prices net
less than $70 te $75 a suit. I am cle-ing mini:
out at $40 a suit. lam having u great Beem in
Treuserings. I am offering Heavy-Wcignt3
from 13.50 te $10 a pair make a note et thK
I have among my Hue the best English and
French putterns, that cannot be had in Phila
delphia ler less than $15 te $18 a pair.
Thanking the public ler the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc
tion In prices I shall endeavor te give en
tire satisfaction te all my patrons. Bcingagain
able te attend te business, 1 will superintend
every department of the trade personally and
will guarantee te secure every one the greatest-value
fOr their investment.
All my productions are warranted le be et
superior CHARACTER AXD TONE from any
ether house In the tiade, having In my employ
the best skilled workmen from the city. Un
less entirely satisfactory te the en-teiner I
will net allow It te go out.
PLACE AN ORDER, AT ONCE,
AT
121 North Queen Street.
Vjl HIEMKNZ.
CLOSING OUT !
Beets and Shoes
AT AND
BELOW COST.
and devoted three quarters of an hour te
.Ne
. bur,
bill
that
dis-
eisi.t.-s-ng Hie general .mbject.
definite proiriiinuie w.i-i fci'tthd upon
it was decided that the shipping
Kitined te present greater claims for
Cl-dcilfi
gi-nei.-i
tins bi :
tn.-.': any oilier measure, anil
ui-'leiht 'iniii-g was i cached
shall !' fits'" call-til up after
I til L .1 III
bill.
i:
C JNvJIIKsS.
Tin- J'oie-iiiit iipir.ptlatln Bill Paused iu
I lie seimtf.
In the Senate a brief oxecuttve session
was held and then aftui the transaction of
sonic m'&cellanceua bu-.iue.-;s the pension
appropriation bill was taken up and
passed. Consideration of the tariff bill was
resumed. The amendment proposed by
Mr. JJeck last night, reducing the internal
revenue tax ou snuff, smoking aud manu
factured tobacco te eight cents per peind,
was agreed te by a vote of 30 te 24.
In the Uense.
In the lleusfj the tariff bill was pro
ceeded With, and after some general de
bate tlie amendment offered yesterday by
Mr. Iackey (5. 0.) te reduce the duty en
cotton tic.-, from 1 4 10 cents per pound te
C-"5 pci cent, ad valerem, was lest by a vote
of 117 te 101 .'
A '-.eductien, Then a htriKu.
Wilmington, Del., Feb. 10. The Ar
lington C'ett'-n mills closed te-day en ac
count of a strike, tin owing out of em
ployment e00 hands. A reduction of 3
per cent, iu wages was made a month age
and yestctday notice was give of a further
reduction of ten per cent. The manager
says that the prevailing dullness in the
cotton trade is the cause of the reduction.
MUST BE SOLD BY MARCH 20TH.
AT ONCE AND
CALL
SECURE BARGAINS.
HI EMENZ,
Ne. 105 North Queen St.
An Kx tJovcrner 111.
liABTiORD, Conn., Feb. 10. Ex Gov.
.Marshall Jewell is critically ill with pneu
uuiui.i. Dr. Loomis, of New Yerk, was
sent for last night and an i veil by special
train this morning. Tiie absent members
of tin governor's family have been sum
niei.eii by telegraph.
New Ie.stiiitifr for .-jteeltun.
. WAsiiixt'.Tex, Feb. 10. The president
te-day m ! te the Senate the nomination
el Jehn P. Kinney te be postmaster at
Steeilen, Pa.
Philadelphia Market.
I'niiADBLVHiA, Feb.'li). Fleur llrm and in
lair demand : .superfine, 5 i'xDt se;
extra, f I OOatf 25 : Penn'a Faintly, ?1 !4.vr.
Rye flour at W'J0f3I 00.
Wheat firmer ; Del. ami Pa. Red,?l 1331 IS ;
Longberry Red and Amber Jl 1931 -Ji).
Cem firm ler local u-e.
Oats quiet but linn.
Rve 70e hid
Priivl-inns llrm and in geed demand.
Lard Arm.
Butter linnet- and in mere demand :
Creamery extra, 37J?e: firsts, .i.s.ie.
Rolls dull ; mostly peer quality.
Eggs steady ; Pa. ."''Je : W eatern, 3lc.
Cheese qniet and steady.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, TjrQ'v'ic
Whisky at $120.
Pa.
Nw Yerk Mii.rli.er.
Nhw rens, Feb. it). Fleur quiit and rather
mere steady.
Wheat ;J487h"c higher and llrm : fairly active
speculative business ; Xe. 2Rud. Marcu, $1 '10'
m-'lH; le April, $I2-ali1JS; l .May,
IS-J12J 13-10.
Cern J8c butter; MUi-d Western, spot.
CSK7c: de futures, liiiffi-iriSe.
OatsaVfc butter ;MiU.'iS3.'i; Western.
S7I.l"lc ; -Ne. 2 March, (9c ; de .May, J:J$
49? C.v.
Live Stock illnrkct.
East Liiiekty Cattle Receipts ler the week
ending Feb. 8. '..DO:) head through. 1.415 head
lecal: inarkct active and higher : pi-inn; .ship
ping. $5 '.'.IfTl. 25 ; butchering, $1 75jf;573 : stoek steek
ers, $1 7305 75,
Hogs Receipts for Hie weelf. 1.; "I'l liead :
PlilladelphliiH. $7 4iiffi7; Baltitiieres, $7 In
6,7 20 ; Yorkers, $ t).1?S7 10.
Sheep Rcceints ter the week. 11,,'iiu lieud :
prime, $5 .ViiJ.'i 75 : geed. $ir.05 2,1 ; lair, f I 25
tft 75 ; common, $.'i 'iJU'.i 75.
Chicago Hogs Receipt", 2",'ki head : ship
ments, 1.400 head ; market weak and 5u lower,
mixed. $l"0i)ac 55 ; lieuvv. $!". 5H.J7 Hi; lighl,
$i; ixxii; 5; skips, $t uestai.
Cuttle KccetptH. (!.(i)) head; shipments.
3,500 head ; market very weak and letffll.'c
lower; experts, -f5 75fii!21; geed le ehoict eheict
shipping, $5 iOjfJS OS : eeuimnu t' medium.
$I'.'Of55 0O; butchers' in medi rate supply, de
liiund lair.ind steady at $1 .lOJBl lin -de -I.-.m-s
and leedcm active and 'stronger with 1015t:
advance; WSMBi U5 : cltxed weak an-1 anver.
Sheep Receipts, u,ihie head : shiiimeiitc,
1,5(W liead ; market, dull ami- weak en leu-m
grades; common te fair, 'l2ii I'i5 : iiiediuiu
togeod at $1 25r)l 75; cholciiteuxtra, t'ie)
ii.
Stnk BIsrketH.
New ic- Piui.i i.:ii-.i:t and 'ecil Stocks
at.-ie ITnlted States lteni rr-.p"i te.d dally by
lAi-en !5. Lome, K! North y.e-n -uieet.
Kel. le.
Denver & Rie Griinde
N. V., Lakii Erie & Western..
Kansas and Tutus '..
Lake Shere
New Jersey Central ...
Saw Yerk, Ontario . W
St. Paul, .M. & Omaha
Pacific Malt
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Texas Pacific...
V.' abash. St. L011N& Pacific..
Western Union Tel. Ce
Peimsy I viuiiit Central
PhlladelpblitX R(dii
N'ortliem Pacini Cem
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QuarryvIIle R. IJ
Mlllcravllle Street car
Inquirer Printing Company
watcn vociery
Gas Light and Fuel Ceiiifaiiv
Ueven.-t Heuso
Columbia (Jas Company
Columbia Wate.r Company
Susquehanna Iren Company
Marietta liollewwu.ro
Stevens Heuse................
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ULTON iJl'KIt II IIUS K.
Monday Eveuini?, Feb. 12.
Arch Street Opera Heu?e Minstrels.
Direct irem Arch Street Opera Heu-ie, Pnil'a
Loek at the Array of Talent '.
eeMCDiA.vs :
LEW SIMMONS, HARRY .1. ARjISTRONU,
CHARLEY REYNOLDS.
OLlt OlVM C-ELEBltATKU qCAUTKTTK,
CilAb STEVENS. .IOII N" STOl'T,
HORACE RC--H15Y. KRAXZ WKTTER.
CARROLL .t ICEARXEY.
In their Acrobat I -.--eTigs and Dancer.
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:s.5, (50 and 7.1 Cents
75
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TTAIIt KALSAM.
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HAIR BALSAM.
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articles because: of its purity and rich per-fit-ne.
It RESTORES TO CRAY HAIR IliE
YOUTH MJL COLOR and iirevent-t dandiuft'
and tailing of tin- hair. 50a and $1.00.
HISCOX ft CO., N. V.
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cate very lasting. Ne oler iikeii. iS.i sun;
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