LANCASTER &DAILY DSTTELUGENCEK. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1883.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OVK KEGTJLA1S t'OKIiK:SPONDKtJlS
J' vents .-I long the Susquehanna Items et
Interest In and Around the IJoreugil
Picked up by the "ntelll-
ciicer'i" ISepejler.
Theeely stove works be;;an operations
te day, and work will new be carried
steadily e:i. The full force of hands is net
yet employed Lnt wiil be in a s-ttert time.
A number of the Spring City workmen
ariiv-ed jesterday and went te work tbis
morning. It will shortly be seen what
effect the stove works will have upon the
buriucss int bicsts of the town. They aie
Columbia's hope of being the means of
raising the town from its present de
pressed condition.
Herleus Injuries.
The lad who was burned at the fire at
itencr'i; reel works en Monday morning,
C'cevc Fiiikabtue, is new considered te be
in a dangerous condition, although his
injuries were net thought serious at first.
His severest burns are about t!i3 breast
and stomach, the latter especially. If in
flammation does net take place his recov
ery is probable, but such is always te be
'. -.red iu burns of this nature.
A IJeservjiig Ciuta.
The fiheeh library committee of the
:h'xil burd have already commenced
p.eparatiens for the home talent entertain
incur, viii'-!i is te ba given in April for the
benefit; of the Shcli library. The "Or
plican "' :iiii.-.!C.i'e h is accepted the invita invita
'ien te paitieipate. and will furnish :i
;iumbt'i' of delightful musical gems for the
njoymente' the patrons of the entcrtain
.uc.it. The lit '.or i.; sure te be a great
success.
Matui by ::ie i'u-i-et.
Tlie prospects for a Democratic sweep
was never better than I he., arc ler the ap ap
jireneliin.i ik-olien, and yet mauy Demo
crats have t.irrady uiimenced talking
about the l.t.-n id' tun onpesiriir ticket
whom they iutend giving acemplimentaiy
ote. A stieii'j Democrat in vete for their
own e.mdidat'-s meins victory for the
party beyond a doubt this year, but cut
ting means r.urc defeat.
Iloreugli IJudget.
Officer Gilbert took down bis tiamps to
day ; they enjoy the county jail Jehn
Sch op f, n'.ar jUeuntvilit). had his horse
and carriage stekm from him while at
Masen vilie e.i eiimiuy night St. Jehn's
Lutheran fair, with a lare assort
ment of f.j.ey Jtriicli's, opens in
odd Fell'iv.-;,' li:dl tomorrow even
ing. Harry I-I.iu, of Phil'ideljihia, is
visiting old Columbia friends. Edwin
lienth, of Philadelphia, is visiting his
mother, Mia. Mary Uoetb. The P. 11. 11.,
buildings are mueh improved by the paint
ing just linir.hcd St. Paul's P. E. services
begin te morrow evening wit ha sermon bv
Kev. Chandler Hare, of St. Luke's, LJi:: LJi::
nen. The iee floods have utteily demol
ished some of the fishing battel ins and
badly iiijui'-d ether; ; time and expense
will be u quired te r-.-pair them and further
less is apprehended.
MORAL tUA9lON.
tVen.cn's (.'r.rlxtirtii Xemperance iJiilen.
A meet iu;c of women who am in favor
of the tcnip.'iauce can. e met in the U eture
100m of the First M. K. church yesterday
ftlternoen, f-ir tht- june'ise of eran'zin a
"Women's Christian Temperance union.
Mis. Mair, of Allegheny City, occupied
the chair and Mixs E Ellen Vright acted
:is sccietary The meeting was opened
v. ith pray.'r by Mrs. Mair, after which a
hymn wan sui.g, and -Mrs. Mair read from
the Scii;i( v.rc tie jiarable of the five
leaves ami two
:i text for an
:iblc len dl. in
t :.e little catnerin
lishcs, taking it as
address of censidcr-
w I!I she likened
; of Cliristiau women
before h"r, te tlie leaves aud fishes with
v,hh-h thp gria" i-iuititniiii were miracu
leu.dy fed. and predict e.l that if their
weik iu tin- c iu.-e of temnci'.iuca reform
was earnest and done with an abiding
faith iu the piomise of the Master, that
own from this unpromising beginning the
aiiiFO may g:ew ut.til the whole city of
Lancaster f-'iail ba t;l!--d with temperance
men and women.
A t.emer::ry orinizitien was effected
and .seventceii women signed the roll of
the temperance union. It was decided te
ht.Id another meet in;; at the same place
en Tut sday evening next, when the
names of the perm-'.umit ofiicers will be
announced.
Mrs. Mair. who i.; a mother-in law of
iev. Tunic, of the Little lJritain Prcsby
fciiiiti churc's, is e.iuni.y, has been east
fe" cne ti'i'e fii'jf.ted in this work aud
duiii her vis-'t te the lower end effected
some erganiz -liens, the officers of the as
sociatien at Q, firry ville beiii' : President
Mis. St. Clair McPherson ; secretary,
Jlrs. S. II. Lefever ; treasurer, Mrs.Reb't
Jlontgemery.
UiihllKS wunni.NU.
Tlie :il:i;tli Anniversary et .Married Llfe.
Carlisle Sentinel, hli. ::
The gel.h'u -.! !din or liflielh annivoi annivei
saiy of the mani.!;e of our highly cs
tecmed towiisiieeple, Mr. and Mrs. C.
InheH, occurred en S.ihbath last. On
Heuday evtSiifg the i ces of this aged
couple. Mrs. C.-.ssel. Mis. Dr. G. W. Stiue,
Sirs. G. W. ll;!t'iiand Mrs. Stcacy, had
j)ii.parc.d a su:;ui'-.e iu the way of inviting
The neighbors and friends te be present
en the happy occasion. Accordingly
about eight o'clock ihe liouse was com
fortably filled with guests, who had called
te louder their geed wishes aud
cen.-rrat illations. Quite a number of
handsome presents, several beautiful
basket of llewcis as well as pui-EO
of ge'd weie tendered the aged
couple. Tiiesc weie present en this occa
sion the two hiidemaids, Mrs. Mary
Fisher, formerly Miss Mivy Diller, new
residing in Chambcisburg. and Miss Eliza
Stalil. Mr. aud Mrs. luheff leek re
markably well, and the many friends in
dulge in the hope that there aic yet many
ycair. of useful ami happy life before
them. Mr. luheff was born near Lancaster
city in 1S10. Mrs. Tuheff is a native of
Lancaster citv. The marriage took place
Febiuary 11, SW. In 1837 Mr. Inhoff
moved te Carlisle, wheie he has since re
sided. Aflt-r spending an hour or two the
guests departed, having passed a very
interesting and enjoyable evening.
OlSllllAliY.
Ilcatli cl :i wen Known Lady.
Mrs. Esther Cettrell, widow of the late
Jeseph Cettrcll, of Columbia, died en
Sunday at the residence of her daughter,
Ida, tlie wife of Mr. Boyd, at Danville.
The body pa-ed through Lancaster to
day en the way te Columbia, where the
funeral took place this afternoon from the
Presbyteiiau chinch. Mrs. Cottrell was
very well known and very gieatly beloved
in Columbia, where her life has been
passed, and her death will be greatly
mourned. She was the mother of Mr.
Jeseph Cettrcll, of Denegal Furnace, and
of Duncan Cet'rell, a member of our bar.
Males of Tobacco.
Claik & Geed, Wcbt Cain, Chester
county, have sold te Sidles & Fiey three
acres of tobacco at 20, 8, 5 and 3 ; D.
Kockafeilew, same place, te same parties
at same prices ; .lames Thompson, same
place, te name parties, at 20c; David
Warner, same p1ae- t Buuz.cl, at 20J, 10,
5 and 3 ; Jehn Mai tin, same place, te
Skiles & Frcy, at 17, C, 4 and 3.
" Tlie Attu-li Cirri."
The Reading Dramatic association is
playing a piece untitled "The Amish
Girl," which was written by a gentleman
of this county. It is Mid te have made a
bit.
OUR VALENTINE.
Te the Weeklt iNTELLieesczn and the Daii.t,
The Ground Heg sends greeting, sincerely
and gaily ;
lie loves all its editors, clerks and rcperteis,
Their w!re3 and their sister., their sons and
their daughters ;
lis pressmen, compositors, leldersand feeders,
Its devils, its carriers, and all its geed readers!
And en thia happy day it wishes them geed
luck
Because they've been failhfuland true te the
Woedchucl.
While ethers have left the true faith and have
squandered
Unreasoning faith en a Wiggins, or wandered
Far eir after Vcnner or Old Probabilities,
And bowed down and worshipped e'en worse
imbecilities.
Tli s dear old Intelliguscei: has steed by me
Ami never permitted my loeste belle inc.
And hence 1 have sent as a Valentine greeting
The rain, sleet and ica that te-day you arc
meeting.
Te prove te the lailhless who grope in a leg
That I am the true weather prophet,
('r.ocxe Hen.
IUK FIRST
31. 13.
criuuuu.
.Heme Rep-am
.11 iide In Advance il
Cesifer-
ence Meeting.
About a mouth a;e the trustees of tlie
Fimt Tu. K. church, North Duke Btrcet,
lenevated, rejiainted and refurnished the
lect'iie room of their church, and
since that time they have held their
fervices in the lecture room, aud at once
commenced making improvements en the
body of tlie chinch. Tlicse improvements
are almost completed, and services will be
held in the pricipal auditorium en Sunday
next. The iecei-s in rear of the pulpit has
been newly fiescecd, and the frescoing
of ether portions has been retouched.
The pulpit platform, the chancel, the
aisles and the pews have been handsomely
carpeted, and the pulpit, pewp, gallery rail
ink', and, indeed, all the woodwork of the
church, lias been newly grained in walnut
and varnished, and the stairways aud ves
tibule:; are covered with new cuoea mat
ting. The interior of the building from
top te bottom leeks bright and cheerful,
and will, no doubt, be a much mera pleas
ant place in which te worship than before
these needed improvements were made.
IV Ik; l Sammy KuniliiUiii S:ijp.
";Tiie members of the Lancaster bar are
icspectfuiiy lequested net te recommend
any additional compensation for the clerk
of the orphans' court, either in the shape
of a salary or increased fees, for the rea rea
se'i assigned in the following item from
the Abilene Gazette : ' We hcaid a pastor
of one of our most prominent churches
theeMier day decline an addition of $100
te his salary, for this reason, among
ether, that, the hardest part of his labors
lioie'elorn Lad been te collect his salary,
and it would kill him te collect $100
liieie.' "
.MaUlnS Arraijpenitnt.
Last evening the committee of reception
and ceremonies of the anniversary of the
122d iegimei:t,ef which Mayer MacGonigle
is chairman, held a meeting. Dr. J. 9.
Smith was elected sccic-tary. A resolution
was passed inviting Jude Feil, of Phila
delphi.i. te be the orator of the occasion.
The ju-ljje was a lieutenant of company E
of ti.e ifjjimcnt.
.M:K3 Special lscnt.
Rpv. L. Feters, piesiding elder of the
U. il Fnltimeie Distiiet, Pennsylvania
cenferenci1, hsis been unanimously elected
special agent for the diilerentdepartraents
of L-b.inen Valley co'lege. He has aa
cep?- d and will enter upon his duties im
mediately. I'ellce t'SHi",
The mayor this morning gae cue drunk
2d days and another 10. Six bums were
discharged.
Alderman Uari sent one drunk te jail
for 5 days
llccelwd Netice.
Themas Daily aud Geerge Goedhart, of
this city, who will go out with Itanium's
circus, received notice te-day te be in
New Yerk
duty.
en Match 9th, te icpert for
Lecturing.
Cel. Arms, tiie feimcr editor of the
Examiner is delivering his lectme en
"Bey's. " He will be in Reading te mor
row evening.
Slmlt isrelcan.
The shaft of the jS'cw Era engine broke
te-day and they are unable te de weik en
their newspaper press.
Charged Willi Larceny.
Albert Arndt has been arrested and held
by Alderman Parr, en the charge of steal
ing a turkey from a man named Swepc, of
Monterey.
missionary Collection
On Sunday a collection was taken up iu
the Pif sbyterian Sunday school for the
Si'ka, Alaska, mission and it realized $28.
Tee JUiiHlied.
Jehn Martin, of the Relay house, had
oue of his teos mashed this morning, by
a bant 1 1 oiling en it.
Household r.laruet.
DA1UT.
1 u l te r iq lj . . ..................... ...
Cup cheese, 'J cups
Cot lae cheese. '2 pieces
Dutch eheee't lump
rOULTKT.
Chickens ! .air (live)
' jfl piece (cleaned)
Pigeons, p pr
Wild Ducks jfl pr
T art. C3's, 1 ive
cleaned, jfl li
Ducks cleaned
Cteselive
VKO STABLES.
ltcaus, Lima, 't it
Carrots bunch
Cabbage, 1 head
Ileail saiad
Potatoes?! pk
" ""3 bus
Sweet 1'otatees Upk
Onions 1 V- pk
Kadislies p buneii
Soup He-ins 1 qt
Sulkily ; bunch
Turnip-i V sipk
Celerj' pr. bunch
MISCKLL.M.'UOUS.
Apjile Itutter vl qt ,
Sweet Cider, ft gal
Kggs V dez
Lard jl i...... ............ .........
Mince Meat ?1 ft
I'UUITS.
Apples, S3 J pk ,
Bananas tl dez
Chestnuts, t' 'it
Cranberrks, ?) qt
Cocoanuts each
Currants, dried, & &
Dried Apples t-t qt
" reaches 1 qt
Gi-apes rl lb
Lemens dez
Oranges ) dez
'J32Se
!".'!!sii;c
75$1
STiJffiSc
, 30c
....lO'SWie
1 up
K'fJISe
, (Klc
1.40
50
5gSc
rc
IJ:4t:
75VfS()C
, lOii'.'iic
2WS3c
re
12c
100
liflOC
.'lue
".""." .".30C
2SS0?
12llc
lilAc
l.-nf?2."e
2JZ.Wc
,....l.ri-:f)c
0c
sai-:c
siec
laaisc
, af225e
I2ae
'i)50c
12c
!.'.".'!Mgihc
nc
15lSc
a A
....l."4l?lSc
...12c
15c
12C
visa.
Ulaek llass, V.
Cattish JI 9,
Ced $&
Mullets. p It
Pike 3 ft
Perch
Heck
Smelts, it ft......
Salmen jl ft
Q uTL
Suckers
MEATS.
Reel "p qt. front.
.8Wc
hind lOtfJlle
Beet Steak. S1 ft.
...15ft;18c
" Keast (rib) r1 ft
" " (chuck) '-Jl ft
" Corned. jfl ft
" Dried, p ft
Bologna dried
Bacen "p ft
Ham. sliced. Id ft
Ham. whole f? ft
Lam Vj 1 ft................... .....
Mutten l ft ,
Perk 13 ft
Shoulder "5! lb
Sausage t ' -
" smoked fl ft
Veal B ft
Tin 'ding
Whole Jleg W ft
euain.
Cern bus
Cleverseed, fl bus
Fleur 3! ur
'2tlC
l'Jl.)C
12C
20:;cc
iVelftJC
tc!-c
!e:e
15S20C
12lTS2tC
l'2lfic
l'2Kc
15!0c
Ific
isg'JOc
10c
... 0-?$73c
$." 500
,753'J5c
...........ec
Cern meal, qt.
TiOWEKS a: HBKST.
New Gfoeds Opening Every Day,
AT
BOEKS & HTJKST'S,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
FRENCH SATINE3 Elegant Styles and Colorings new open.
FRENCH GINGHAMS, SEERSUCKERS, PERCALES, CHINTZES and an immense stock of NEW STYLE CALICOES.
SHIRTING and SHEETING MUSLINS, TICKINGS, &c, very low.
Elegant Line of NEW CRETONNES just opened. Elegant Line of NEW CORSETS new open. Elegant Line of
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S UOSIERY new opening.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET. -
Oatmeal fl 8.
Hay Tiuicthy ?? ten
" Clever?) ten
Oats 3R bus
Itye vt Ous. .-... .
Timethj Seed $t bus...
Wheat fins
Flaxseed, ft bu?
Hungarian, y bus
Orchard Grass, "3 bus...
Hemp, f) bus
Herd Grass, tl pus
Hape Sect!, ) bn-
Ge
$iO
15
ttC
.V:;".oea".25
.tl.1031.c5
$J 25
tl GO
Si 50
iize
ti re
J S(
AmurteineniN.
' 7'te l'rofcsser."l'crnons who desire te
see one of the best plays of the year by an cr
ccllent company, should secure seat-?, as al
most two hundre 1 are sold already, and the
demand increases daily. The party present
ing it is very strong throughout, and Includes
William 11. Gillette, the author, who is one et
the rising young comedians of the day.
" Uncle Tem's Cabin." This old play will be
given here by Minnie Fester's company en
Saturday at matinee and cenin;, perterm-ance-!.
1 he company advertises the u-rnal at-tt-a'
liens, including bleed hound--, jubilee
singers and a donkey.
bi'KVJAL XUTIVJ-F.
Ail exchange remark that. ' the beat teach
ers arc these who learn something new them
selves every day," se we uniinuiu-e this d;t
that several theus-and important cures have
been made by the u-;fi or Or. Uull's Cough
Syrup.
The (-alutary i-uVeteI .Simmeiw I.ivur Mod
ulator is prevei bi.il.
A uemcuv ler Indige-Iien. Coii-itiinptien,
Dyspepsia, eakness, Fever, Ague, tic. Col Cel
den's Liquid lieef Tonic. 112-lwdee:iXw
A riteMi'r way te eu-5(; I'sthmatie wheezing.
Use Hale's Heney et lloi-cheund unit Tar.
I'll.ti's Toothache Dreps cuie in one minute.
fi2-lv.i!eed&w
' :;r.v;li en corns."
.k :or Wells' " Kough en Coin"." l."c.
Quick, complete, perm went cure. Cerns,
warts, bunions.
Se heiv, fri"iid, read the
Simmons Liver Kegulater.
adviU'lNcment et
" Dr. llenseu's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, are worth their weight in geld in nerv
ous and mcIc headache." Dr. II. 11. hchliclitcr,
et Italtimerc.
" Fire doctors ; no end 0 iiicdiccne ; no re
lief. Dr. Reason's Skin Cure Jum driven away
all rrujUiens and I'm ncirly well." Ida C.
Yeung, Ilumiiten, II!s.
The umi et Elys' Cream italm.a sure cure;
ler Catarrh, liny Kever and Celd in Head, in
attended with no pain, inconvenience or
dread, which can be said et no eti-cr remedy.
Price fle cents
Apply Inte r.etritx with little Htiuer.
I could scarcely speak; it wa almost Im
possible te hreai he through my luxiriH Using
Kly's Cream IJ.ilm a short time 1 wan entirely
ielieve.1. .My head has net bee se clear nor
voice se strong in year-:, i recommend this
ailmira le remedy te all alllicted with Catarrh
or Colds In the head. '. O. Tichkne:i Deal' r
in lJoetsand Shoes, Mizabe.th, -V..J.
As mie having used Kly's Cream ilalin 1
would say It Is worth its weight In geld aa a
cure for Ca'arrh. 1 bought one bottle at Mto Mte
tin & Kply's drug store In tills place and it
ciiful me. S. .'.. Levkll, Frankly, l'a.
III-2v.d.M,V,'.Fw
jjj-Feathei-rt, rib'ten?. velvet can all be col
ored te match that new hat by t:?ing lite Dia
mond D.Ci. Druggists - el! 11113 color ler 10
cents.
Ge te II. It. Cecliran'.' drug store ler Mrs.
Freeman's Nciv Rational lucs. Fer bright
ness and i. urabilitv et color, an- uneijualed.
(Ut'.'A't 101.1 -' tei r pounds. Diieeli-iis in i.ng
llKhand t'crn.tin. Price, 1., rents.
A I'eiign, i.oie or -'iie 1 n:-...ii stieuitt ee
steppeti. Neglect frequently results in an In
cm aide Lung Disease or Ce:isuui))ii!n.
Urewn's i.reuchia) Treclies de net disei-det
the stomach like ceil-Cii sjru;s an 1 b:.'-a !'S,
b.ttact dii-ectU'en tiielutiat'iel pariluiia" li-g
Ir Ital'eR. give relict !' A-sh.':.-., iron.- Mat
Cough.-. Catarrh, and l..e 'ihreai 'I'ii-iiIiI-m
wiiieli Singi:ifc -;r..l I'ublleSji ilc-r liieyubi" ;.i
te. ler thlrtj- isar !ir.wn'.; Hrer.eh'...
i'.-eih-s have i-e.en re-.-e.tiuieii led lyjili'si
Citins, and :'.!..tyr give ("urtecl halNtaetie.-.
Havini ixi.-n ;jj,!,il ".-j -.vide and c-.-!.s;::tt u-e
(tv i. arl.v si:: until-! gearratie!', ,!!.'3 n.vic a:
talr.eil vn-t .irued iai.''a..n:i Mi. lev. t-i; .-.
nmedli's 01 tlie age. Sold at i'u'er.l- a :e
. vi-rv . I.nm e.v'.v.lT I ...' F.tl v-
Tlie Country.
Who has ever lived 11113' liu.e iu the 0.1111111-3
but must have heard et tiie virtues of 15m -deck
as a bleed purilier. llurdeck l.loed Bit
ters cine iljsqicpsi'i, bilieusnes' and all ilisor iliser
ilers arising from nuiiure bleed or deranged
liver or kidneys. Price!. Fer sale by II. 11
Cecliran. druggist, 137 and 13!) iNerlli Queen
street.
l'urlfy tne llloeo.
" SWAYSK'8 TILLS."
" fcWATSB'S TILLS."
" SWAY.NE'S TILLS."
ACTS AS A HEAKT COKRBCTOI;
and !3' cleansing, regulating and slicngl hon
ing the organs of digestion, secretion and ab
sorption, cute Aiiei)lex3, Fit;', Paiiilj'ais, Ner
vousness, Dizziness, Debillt3, Billieasiiess,
Bad Breath, Jaundice, Livcrand Kidiie3Com Kidiie3Cem
plaint. Lack et Appetite, Lew Spirits, Indi
gestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Constipation,
Fevers, Malaria anil Contagion, Fever an
Ague, Dlarrhesa, Dropsy, Ceble. Biicnniatisin,
neuralgia. Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
nESTOUIXO TO HEALTH
when all ether remedies fail. They keep tlie
S3'stem in a healthy condition by arousing the
terpiil liver teheaUlry action, and expelling
by the bowels anil kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundations et life. Be particular
te obtain " Swii3'ne's Pill Price 2f cents a
box of 30 pills, ero bescs Jl.
Prepared 011I3 by Dr. Swaynk & Se:, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Ask 3'eur druggist for them. Sent by m;;il
te any address. octi-eed&wll.W.F
r.rewii'8 MouseMoid 1'anacOH
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internal!' or applied
cxlernall,r.iid tlierebj mere certainly rcliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double) the
strength et any similar preniratlen. It cures
pain In the Side, Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
Kheumatlsm and all achgs, and Is THE
GREAT BEL1EVEK OF PAIN. Ueewjj's
Household Paiiacea" should be In cYCi-3
iamil3. A teaspoenlu! of the Panacea in a
tumbler el net water sweetened if prefcired j,
taken at bed time will -M-sti: lt a cells 25 cts
li..tt'ie. febll-lvil.M.V.'ftS.'fca
1 tcfilng Piles symptoms and (lure.
The symptoms arc moisture, like perspira
tion, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing!', particularly at night, 11s if
pin worms were crawling in and out of the
rectum ; the prlva' e parts are sometimes af
fected: if allowed te continue very serious
results into lollew. l Da. Swathe's All All
Hkalixe Ointment "Is a pleasant, sure cure.
Alse for Tetter, Itch, Sail Kheum, Scald Head,
Erysipelas Barbers' Itch, Bletche.-, All Scaly,
Crusty. Cutaneeus 'eruptions Price SO cents,
3 boxes ler $1.25. Sent b3' mail te any address
en receipt et pi ice In currency, or three cent
postage stamps. Prepared only by Dr. t- wayne
& Sen, Ne. 330 N. sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Seldbyall prominent drnggists. Swatnk's
Pills arc the best for all billions disorders.
Curs headache, levers, &c.
f -lyced4wT,TH&S
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"Rough ou Rats.'
Clears out rats, mice, reaehes.nies, ants, bed
bui;s, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Drug
gists. Miss Annie Legan. Philadelphia, Pa., says :
' I have taken Urewn's Iren Bitters as a tonic
and consider it an excellent preparation."
Fer sale by II. li. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North queen street. H2-lwd&w
f.ietlier! MernnrfC! r.letliersu
Are you disturbed at night and broken el
your real by .iiei: child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teiith ? H
se, go at once and get a bottle et MltS. W1N
SLOW'S SOOTHING SYKUP It will relieve
the peer little suflcrer immediately depend
upon it: there is no mistake uncut it. There
Is net a mother en earth wne ha3 ever used it,
who will net tell you at once that it will regu
late :he bowels, ami give rest te the mother
2.'.'. 1 relief and health te the child, operating
like ni.tglc. It U perfectly sr.te te use in all
c-a-i'-s, and pleasant te the taste, and is the
prescription e one et the eldest and best
female physicians aud nuiscs in the United
States, se!.! every where. 25 cents a bottle.
m-My-M.W&S&w
KESCUr'U J-'JUJAl MKATI1.
The lollewlngstatemontot William . Cough
in, et hemcrviile, Mass., is se remarkable Unit
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
ers. He says : "In th full et 1S7CI was taken
with a violent bleeding el the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began,te lese mj
appetite and tlesh. 1 was se weak at one time
that I could net leave 1113 bed. In the sum
mer el le77 1 wasudmitted te the City Hospital.
Whilethete the doctors said 1 had a hole in
m lelt lung us big as a half-dollar. I expend
cd ever a hundred dollars in doctors ami ined
ljlnes. 1 was se lar gene at one time a report
I went around that I was dead. 1 gave up hope
but a Iriend told me Ot DU. WM. HALL'S
P.ALSAM FOlt THIJ LUNGS. I laughe at
in' friends, thinking my ease incurable, but I
get a l.f ttle te satisfy them, when te 1113 sur
piisua d gratillcatien, I commenced te feel
better My nope, once dead, began te revive,
iMlf, iaj'1 lectin better spirits than I have
the past three ycuis.
"I writethis hoping 3'eu wl'l publish It, se
that evcrv one aillictetl with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te tufce DIt. WM. HALL'S
UALSAM FOItTHf" LUXGS,und be convinced
that CON'SUMI'TION" CAN UK CUHKD. I
have taken two bottles and can positive' 81:3
tliQt it lias done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. M3' cough iias almost entirely disap
peared and I shall seen be able te gote work.'
Sold bv II. Cochran. 1K7 erth Oueen street
Till tit'.
Samples tree at Greeeis. II.
te , Makers, Philadelphia. .
A BAr.TLnTT &
!12-'2Utd<w
Fer. Lame Back, Side or Chest use SHI
LOH'S POUOUe SI'LASTEB. Price, ST cents.
Sold by II. B.Cochian,137a!idl39Nerth(lueen
street, Lancaster. leblicedfi
:,!.isniAss:s.
Dewlikgub Kkastz. Feb. 1 '. lfSS, b3 the
ev. .lam. s Y. Mit'-hell, D. D.. at Hip house of
Mr. David Denlinger, Mr. Jehn E. Denlinger,
et Fa-t Lampeter tewnsliip, te Jllss Ella F.
Fruntz, of Baltimore ennnty. Mil.
GAI.I.ACHER Mauus. At Meuntvillc, Pn.,
Decern tier -2S, SS2, b' It v. M. -T. Mtimtna, Mr.
Klias L. Gallacher. id Columbia, l'a.. te Mts
Anna M. Marks, (,t Meuntvillc, Pa. lid&W
-V K ! A 1 Villi T1.1 EMENXlS.
lI'ANTi:i-A HAM" UBCfWNCJCJTJNTKY
t Girl want a situation as child's nurse
or light housework. Address
FAN'NIK UUSEIi,
It West Willow, Lancaster Ce., i'a.
,MM'!il).-0K GOOD MAN AS AfiEKT
t ler this cit for an article that sells at
sight. Ne competition. Profits large. Call at
Mi vens house this evening and te-morrow
morning. Nene need appK who cannot give
geed referent e and command lremllO) tefiiJO.
Beem 27.
it s. A.mvix.
3 'SjTATi: eK b'ltKDSIOVK IIIEUIAN,
lit late of t lie cit3 of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters ct administration en said estate hav-
1 ing been granted te the undersigned, all person-,
indebted iekiM decedent arc requested
te make immediate settlement, and tliee liav
. ing claims or demands against the estate el
1 said decedent, te make known thesaine te the
1 undersigned without dclaj, residing in the
eity'et Lancaster.
1 MAGDALEN A OTTENDOUFEK.
Administratrix.
B. F. Davi, Attorney. 114-Ctdeaw
XJUI'I.Ii SALK,-S ITURU.1V, FKIIKUAKY
17. 1SS:!, en North I'rlnee street opposite
Heading Depot, Lancaster, Pa., will be sold the
following p-rsnnal property, viz : -.0 Breed
1 ing Sews, with pigs, 30 Siieats, 3 Bears.all Ches
1 ter and Lancaster county stock, 2 Horses, 2
I one-horse Wagons. Buggy and Harness. 100
tens Heg Manuie, Ba ed Straw and Ha,
geed shed, 100x30 feet, about .1,000 Teet Jelcu
' and Beards, and many ether articles.
1 Sale te cenij.ieiice at I o'clock p. m
fll-Itw&2tdl5,lf. II. K. KELLEU.
'I'OIUOCO 1'KCShKS.
MINNICU'S LATEST IMI'ItOVEDTOBACCO
PRESSES.
Fer Ca-ing and II ding Tobacco. Sold te hon
orable parties 011 trial. Warranted superior
iu cveiy leature te an Iu present use. It
net as repiesetitedcun be returned at my ex
pense. Alse Manure Heeks or dinning sta
bles sold en same terms. Send for circular.
S. 11. MIN.MCH.
Landi.svllle, Lancaster Ce., Pa.
Jt-S,M,Ww
K.
Klt.VMi SAY1.UK
HAS BKMOVED HI?
GALLKRY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
es Exactly opppesito the Old Stand.
oetll-eimLvwlc
rpilt:U liL'YKRS
OONTRAOT BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
SAMPLE TAOS,
NEATLY PRINTED AT THE
"Intelligencer" Office.
123-tid
UUI.TOX UIT.KA HOUSE.
Saturday Afternoon and EYen'g, i;ec. 17.
MINNIE FOSTER'S
MAMMOTH AND GIGANTIC
DNGLE TOM'S CABIN COT.
The only Genuine Uncle Tem's Cabin Com
pany traveling. Excelling in every feature
all picvinus repiesentatiens el this lanieus
drama.
MINNIE FOSTER aa TOP5Y.
Be-1 Topsy in the werid. intteducing her New
Songs, Dances, -Medleys, Banjo Soles
t.nd Spclaltles.
LITTLE LOTTIE B URKE as E VA.
Being the smallest Child Actress InAmcrica.
Eugngc'incnt with the only Norfolk Coleied
Students. PInettband of colored singers under
engiigemennt te any manager in America
Tenuesseai. Male Ouartettc. Introduction et
the Trained Siberimm Bloodhounds. Let all
thee ildrensccthe dwarl donkey, "Dellie."
POP UL Alt PI11CES 25, IS and 59 cents.
Matinee. 15 and 25 cents. Seats for sale at opera
euse efflce. fU-4t
LANCASTER, PA.
HEW jlVrjSRTIBEZIEXTS.
FUR REM.- A STORK
Dwelling containing 5
ROOM AND
rooms. Ne. 10
aeum queen street.
cer enlce.
Apply at the Istelligex-
tiu
Tj"OIt AL.DEB51AN,
W. D. STAUFPER,
18-ttd SECOND WAKD.
TeOK KENT.
A L.AKOrj TWOSTOKY
Ne. 131 North Duke St.
X1 Brick Heuse.
A two story Brick Warehouse en Mifliin
street, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets.
A Twe and a-nalf story Heuse Ne. 2.) West
Chestnut street. Apply te
A. J. STEINM AN,
)20-tld iNTELLIQENCKa OfflCO.
(11TX CONSTABLK. THK UNDER.
J signed, haviug received the nomination
et the Uepubllcan party ler the ollice et City
Constable of the Sixth ward, of tlie city et
Lancaster, for election en Tuesday, the 20th
instant, respectfully solicits the suffrages of
the voters et the ward, pledging himself, if
elected, te use his best endeavors te discharge
the duties of the position lairlyar.il impar lully
nnd te the satisfaction et the general public.
JOSEPH BUINTNALL.
113.1 wl 313 East Chestnut Street.
ESTATKtr C11AKL.ES UILI.KSPIE, LATE
et Lancaster City, Lancaster ceunt3, de
ceased. Letters testamentary en said esuite
having been granted te the undersigned, all
persons Indebted te said decedent are re
quested te muke immediate setttlement and
these having claims and demands against the
estate of said decedent, te ui ke known the
Mime te the undersigned wit. iut delay, re
siding in Lancaster City.
CHAS. J. GILLESPIE,
020-r.tdW 5-21 West Orange street.
PTJ1JL1U SALE.- ON TDJ'SUAV, riillKU
AKY 2 . 1SS.1. w ill be sold at Ne. 110 Nevin
street. theentiie HOUSEHOLD FUKNITUKK.
-Murble-Tep Tables, II-ir Cioth Parler Suit.
Hair Cleth Beeker, Itadient Heme Heater,
Brussels Ingrain and Hug Carpe s. Window 1
Blinds and Screens Mirrors, l'leti.ies. Ward !
lobeand Cupboard. liuicms, Ch.iirs. Demes j
'ic Sewing Machine, Lawn Mower, Coe stove 1
and Kange.Twe .alnut Marble-Tep I'.edioem j
Suits. Hall Suit, and raiinv ether arth le net '
named. The-e tilings are all nearly new nd in ,
goeil condition. Sale.te cemetice at!) o'clock,
a. m.
II. Snrn-CRT, Auct. JOHN W. KEMICIv.
It. L. Kkailey, Clerk. feblO 3td
TJ ATS, CAPS AND FVR,
Hats, Caps and Furs.
JOHN SIDES has purchased thecntire stock
of Hats, Caps and Furs latel belonging te the
firm et ShuUi: & Bre., fashionable h aters. and
new offers them ler sale, retail and whole
sale, at greatly reduced prices at Nes. 31 and
13NOBTH QUEEN ST., the well-established
Hat Stere of the late firm of Shultz & Bre.
Special inducements offered te country m-r-chants.
Mr. Sides will continue the lliit busi
ness and constantly keep en hand the latest
and best styles. He lias employed Henry A.
and Win. Shultz. of the late firm et Shultz &
Bie., who are experienced hatters.
JOHN SIDES,
(SUCCESSOR TO SHULTZ & BKO.j
113-1
fd
1 .'OK SALE AT
ritiV.iTi: S.11.K is or-
J. tered the tlrj
t-class two-story Brick DWEL
LING HOUSE, with large two-story Crick
rear attachment, and Frame Wash heuse hav
ing 11 rooms, being Hall, Put ler, Diav.-ingtind
Dining Beems and Kitchen 011 llr.st lloer. 0
Bed Beems and Bath Beem ou second lloer.
and llnishi'd Attic; Cas. Bath. Het and Celd
Water, Heater, Kan go. Dumb Welter, Water
Closets, Geed Sewerage. Heuse has various
ether conveniences ; is well-linished anil In
excellent condition.
Alse, en same premises are Brick Stable for
two horses and a Carrlig Henso for six car
riages, and abundance of fruit, all situated
Ne. 117 Seuth Duke street. Let 222I5 feet;
Geed reason for selling. Terms easy. Fer
further particular.-', ertlic viewing ot'premi et'premi
ses, call en
BAUSMAN & BUBNS,
Keal Estate Agent,
IlMHdK le West Orange St
JU:I.IC SALE. ON TUESDAY, MAKC1I
:, eta DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE.
Will be sold at public sale, at the Cooper
Heuse. West Kingstreet.in tlie citv of Lancas
ter, all that valuable Thiee-Stery BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and Twe Story Brick
Back Building, with Slate Reef, Ne. 402 North
Duke street, Lancaster, northwest corner of
Duke and L 111011 streets, with let of ground,
19 feet front, and extending in depth 124 feet,
mere or less. The house contains 9 rooms,
hall and bath room, with het and cold water ;
gas and gas fixtures throughout the house ;
het and cold water en first and second llners :
range in the kitchen ; slate mantels ; Sunny
side heater in the parlor, which neats Hr.it and
second llpers ; has been recentl3 painted and
papered throughout the inside; hydrant in
the yard; has a lientyartl enclosed by a sub
stantial iron lence ; let contains choice grapes
and ether lruits.
This property lias a perpetual lire insurance
et $2,0011 In the North Ameiican Insurance
Compaq, se that the purchaser will never
have anyassessment or premium te pa3.
Sale te commence at 7:: 0 o'clock p. in. en
said day, when attendance will be given and
easy terms made known by
J. HAY BROWN.
IIeniiy Suubert, Auct. feb7-W&S.Rts
OPJ1CIAL SALE OK
MUSLINS-
BLEACHED MUSLINS :
4-4 Pride of the West Muslin 14c.
4-4 Wamsutta Bleached " 12c,
4-4 trull of the Leem ' luc.
4-4 Davel Bleached " 10c.
4-1 Hill or Semper Idem " 'Oc.
5-1 Green Manufiu'g Ce." OSc.
Other Brands from Sc. per yard up.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS:
4-1 Atlantic A 8c. per 3'ard.
4-4 ConestegaA Sc. " "
4-4 Appleton A 8c. " "
4-4 Plttsfield GJ4C " "
Other Brands lrem 5c. up.
The MUSLINS quoted above are allot the
best brands, and will be sold cither by the
3'aril or piece.
5,000 yds. t'lielce i'rints, 4c per yd.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
EH TEH TA.IHMENTIS.
"I71DLTON OPKltA HOUSE.
FRIuAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1883.
JUST ONE TIME.
Original Madisen Square Theatre Company in
the Amusing Comedy Success :
THE PROFESSOR.
Original Company.
Original Scenery.
All the Girls Pretty.
Leve and .Remance
B3S. B. ALL THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY.
ADMISSION 35,50 & ".CKNTS.
RESERVED SEATS 75 CENTS.
Sale of Scats will commence Monday morn
ing, Feb. 12, at Opera Heuse Ofllcc. fl'j-lwd
SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 14, ie83.
STATE LEGISLATION.
DXtllT OF THINGS AT HAKK1SBUKG.
A Batch of Bills Introduced, Reported Fa
vorably and Seme of them Fi
nally Fawed.
Special Dispatch te the Istbixiebsckr.
HARRiSBUKO,Pa., Feb. 14. In the Sen
ate te-day remenstrances were presented
from flftv-six lawyers of Huntingdon and
T , " ". . ., 1.M1
iiacKawauna counties again" me u. w tee but th anj dei M th caa tQ dig.
fix the supreme court districts and te re- tribut0 feed s hbuscg wU, be d
peal the act empowering the supreme tedav in various narts of th ritr te feed
court te arrange them. Bills were favor
ably reported as fellows : Te make gen
eral election day a legal holiday ; te pro
vide for the proper distribution of dead
bodies for dissecting purposes, under
supervision of a beard ; te provide for the
erection of poorhouses in townships ; te
reduce the amount of postage stamps
allowed each legislator from $100 te $60.
Bills were introduced as fellows : by
Agnew, te establish circuit courts and fix
their jurisdictions ; Coxe, te authorize the
publication of legal advertisements in
bunday newspapers. A Dill te allow or
phans' court judges the same salaries re
ceived by common pleas judges was
passed finally. Wednesday, Feb. 28th,was
Used for the consideration of .hverhart's
bill te prevent the issuing of free passes or
passes at a discount. The state beard of
health was discussed at length en third
reading ; after slight amendment it was
laid ever for final passage.
Hense Proceedings.
In the Heuse bills were favorably re
ported as fellows : Te reduce the salaries
of state officers ; te preserve the purity of
streams which supply water for cities aud
towns ; te regulate the examination of
graduating classes in normal schools ; te
urcvent uniust discrimination in freight
charges : te fix the pay of members at
$1,500 a session aud $10 a day for special
sessions, aud reducing the pay of clerks
aud ether employees of legislators about
twenty per ceut.
Bills were passed finally as fellows : Te
empower the corporation authorities of
boroughs te lay feet-walks along turnpike
reads and assess damages en the owners
of adjoining lauds ; te confer en husbands
and fathers the right of possession of the
body of their deceased wives aud children ;
the state beatd of health bill occupied the
attention of the Heuse nearly half the
session without definite action.
FlltLU WASUINUTON.
tepiib!ican Senators Trying te Settle Tariff
DilliCUtllCH.
Washington, Feb. 14. An informal
conference of Republican senators was
kald this morning for the purpese of dis
cussinu the general situation iu view of the
eai! passage of the tariff bill by the Sen
ate. The general pregramme agreed
upon some days since by the caucus com
miltee was approved, and it was decided
te invite a conference en the part of the
Republicans of the Heuse, either through
a joint caucus or the caucus committees of
each body, for the purpose of deciding
upon some plan by which action upon the
tariff bill can be reached and its Gnal pass pass
age secured. A'e votes were taken, as no
prepositions were submitted requiring any.
The complications and difficulties of the
situation weic recognized and it was ad
mitted that soma understanding between
the two Houses should be had at onee and
conceit of action secured.
KejJcp net Tliere.
Wasuincten, Feb. 14. lu the Star
Reute trial this morning the ciier calkd
for James Y. Hosier. There was y re
sponse and Mr. Bliss desited the clerk te
no?e the fact that he had been called and
did net appear. The examination of
another v. itness was then proceeded with.
Tlie Tat in' 11111.
Warhisoten, Feb. 14. Consideration
of tai ill" bills was resumed by both Senate
aud Ifouc-e te day seen after assembling.
PIG IKON PKODUt TION.
Tim Irun and Steel Association' Itcpert
Philadelphia, Feb. 14. The secretary
of the American Iren and Steel associa
tion reports that the consumption
of pig iron in this country last
year was about 4,908,000 tens, as
against 4,982,000 tens in 1882. The
production et pig iron in 1SS2 was 5,178,
000 tens, an incicase of 530,500 tens as
compared with the piovieus year. The
number of furnaces in blast at the begin;
niug of this year was 417 agaiust 44G for
the corresponding time last year, aud
these out. of blast numbered 270 again.st
2e5 en the first of January, 1882.
The llccelvcrsfiip te be Discharged.
Philadelphia, Feb. 14. A formal aj
plicatien for the termination of the Phila
delphia & Reading receivership, was made
by counsel for the company te Jul tin
Butler, in tlie U. S. cirauit court tbifl
forenoon. There was no opposition and a
deeiee was made by the court ordering the
reer-ive s tu hand ever te the Union Trust
company as tiuslee all the rolling stock
and equipment of the Reading companies,
te ba held until certain obligations shall
be met, when the receivership will be
finally discharged.
It .Menoy for Arresting Tweed.
Albany, N. Y., Feb. 14 The general
teim of the supreme court, first depart
ment, has affirmed the decision of the
beaid of audit, disallowing the claim for
$110,000 of the executers of William C.
Cenner, late sheriff of New Yerk, for
poundage for thu arrest of William M.
Tweed, in the six million dollar suit.
Stabbed tu the Heart.
Satre, Pa., Feb. 14 Harry Hoever,
of Pittsien, P.i., a fireman en a locomo lecomo locemo
tivo was stabbed te the heart last night at
the Sayre house, during a general melee.
He died almost instantly. Charles Sinsa
bauh, a brakeman of the Geneva, Ithaca
& Sayre railroad, was arrested as the mur
derer. The Sultan's Commander Liberated.
Hamburg, Feb. 14. At the conclusion
of their evidence before the court of in
quiry concerning the Cimbria disaster,
Captain Cuttill and Fiis' Officer Bullard,
of the steamer Sultan, were allowed te go
free.
Archblahep McCabe Met Dead.
Londen, Feb. 14. Toe report of the
death of .Vrchbi3hep JlcCab printed iu the
Times this morning was received from
Reme. The Times accepted it as true.
Inquiry te-day shows that tiie archbishop
is slightly improved.
Terrors In a Turkish Town.
Sofia, Feb. 14. M. Greceffhas been
attacked and beaten severely in a street
here. A conflict has occurred between the
authorities and the populace of Slione,
and the troops refused te assist the for
mer. Death ui an Ageil Cltizsn.
Norristown, Pa. Feb. 14. Adam
Stcnitner died at his residence at this place
at 4 o'clock this morning of pnenmenit.
He was in his 92d year. He was fermt :!y
a prominent Democratic peliticia". He
was elected te the Legislature in 1840 and
served four terms.
Cut Off Mis wife's Head.
St. Jehn, N. li., Feb. 14. William
Hughes killed his wife yesterday with a
hatchet at Willow Greve, twelve miles
from this city. She was almost decapita
ted. Beth
were colored. Hughes was
arrested.
TUE riTILESS WATEKS.
Cincinnati's Great SaSerlng Tlie Wafers
Still Rising.
Cincinnati, 0., Feb. 14. Additional
gloom was cast ever the pcople
this nierninir by the river rising
under the influence of n steady,
hard rain after it had fallen G4 feet
10f inches. The rain advanced from the
west, thus checking the river's fall and
extended as far as Pittsburgh. Unless it
steps speedily there is no hope of the
river receding at present. Great fears
are entertained that the great height
reached yesterday will be sur
passed. The rain seriously em
barrasses the work of the rolief commit-
i I ""O'WO k" nuiKui IUU IUUC
these who are able te get te them.
Anether ex-Governer Head.
New Yerk, Feb. 14. Ex-Governer Ed
win D. Morgan died at S o'clock this
morning.
Resolutions of Itcspcct.
Albany, N. Y., Feb., 14. Beth houses
of the Logislature have passed icsolutieus
eulogizing the late Governer Morgan and
adjourned in rcspect te his memory.
WEATUEK INDICATIONS.
"Washington, Feb. 14. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, cloudy weather
and rain, with easterly te southerly winds,
and lower barometer.
What Caused tlie Great Comjiaser'n Dentil
Londen. Feb. 14. The composer Wag
ner died of a, syncepe.
MAtiliJk.TS.
rhtladetp'ila ."Miirki-t.
I'KiLADiLratA, Feb. II flour firm au.l 111
fair demand : Mneriliti -Kt aig); 75;
extra, ft OUQii .17: Penn'a family, $t !'5i.r2.
ltye tliar at f I Ouftl !;..
Wheat active and Iihriicr: Del. and Pa.
Ued.$l IltJl 21; Lenslierrv ltt:d and Amber,
il 2l12l, as te quality.
Cern firmer for local use : Steamer, GSQTOe ;
Yellow, 7j;7lc; Ml-d, 72,j.7e; Ne. ." Mixed.
CSffiCGc.
Oats firm for car lets ; Ne. t White, .V2iJS3e :
Ne. 2 de. faVflVJc: Ne. :: de, :e;c; Ne. 2
mixed, 4Si.e. t
live noiie here
Previsions in geed jobbing ilumand.
Lard steady ; Citv Kettle. tl-; ; loe.-e butch
ers, lO.J.'c : inline steam. $11 Miill 0).
ltutter firm ler choice, which is scarce;
Pa. Creamery extra, 3Se ; UrsU, .::;''." ; West
ern, ."SQJJOc.
Rolls dull : mostly low grades.
Eggs steady'; Pa.'iUc: Western, 202iii-.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull ; UHlned, 7i's97.'ic.
Whisky at $118
Nwr
Yerk M'truet.
1 1. Fleur a shade stronger
N uw
t (.t.s. Feb.
and fairly active
Wheat excited; l$l$:c higher and aetlvti
speculative hniliies; Ni. 2l'e.l. Feb.. ft -J2"i'J
f12M'1'; d, March. 1 Zlidlit'A: de Ai.ril,
11 WAW 2GJ-J ; de .May, 41 '.'C'-j'tJI 27.
Cern liJi,a higher anil fairly active : Mi4d
Western". npet. 70?j7Gc ; de tuturei, ii$Si7 (.
Oats HHiie higher : Mate. f.V.Kc ; Wou Weu
crn,47fiKJe: Ne. 2 .March, -lOQIUe ; April,
SOffieO'ic ; May, 4!-4350.
Oral n unit t'rovitiea ajuoi.itle-i;:.
O.ie nviecrcqu"! utonaei er.'.'.'i an'! rrov rrev
l.m", nir:ibli: !u S. I VuiMt. :'rt.-i!r t'j
: sr .''in-f otrei"
'r,ii- .
Feb. 1 1.
-'r:;--i -'e.-n u.:- i'-;-K iiiu
.Mar..... l.f.! Mi
May.... i.ir.K .m .11 is:r 11 a.
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a-msas and T".za-' :VH "0" .0-r,
l.i-.i.-t- .s,- leS1?, I'H'4 103H
New di-i-H-.-y Central ... 72 71 ". '. l7
New Yer'-f. Oiitarie.V W 2.'J 2"i 2."'
kt. Paul, M. Si e.1.1 -W 1.-. .tr,',,
.rifle M.-.l! 1 12 IV4
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'j.'n "acinc... ...... ........ ".1 ..ti ..j 'h
i.:is . St. Leui-t .V P.icille w;H ."U'i ::ii'S
Western linlonTeI. Ce sl' HI.-: si!-;
Peiinsylvania Central :,.) :,: r,f-
i IdladelpldaA idii... 27; 27 27
Nni-ti-ern I'n-.ri ','eui 17'- 17 17
" " ' irlerre.i.... S2)-; tan i'i
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Llve S: c.i at.irket.
Ciiicaoe ll-igs Receipts-, 22H01) h'-ud ; --hip
minis, 4 ;;;).) head; demand fair nnl U iit
very geed; market generally weal; ler all
best, packer.! ; mixed. s 0)'0-;.); heavy. ii;e
li 25; light, ( OJ,fl' 5; skips, $1 t.0ll '.Si ;
marked eleied weak.
Cattle Reeelpte, 5,r,0 h-;ad ; shlpiiieiit.-i,
2,."i(i I'ead ; active at xtfady nttus : experts.
15 703t 23 ; geed ! choice shipr.ing. 1 l):f')(,l ;
oeminon te lair, fl (Miyt'M; Imtcherer.",
$2 !i5tf4 '', ; ste'-k'-rs and feeder", iu fail sun
pi v and geed d.-maiid, s -Ring strenglv :i .?! :.
an 70.
Sheep Receipts, .'t.r.fKI head ; slilpiin-nt-,
2,000 head ; market slew and w-ik ivitli a
large iiceuiniilatieii et citniiien te tairsleek,
which sole slowly at in 2"u 1 : medium te geed
attl 23fdl7i; ehoice te extra, $ J." 75.
The Journal's Liverpool ruble advicm n--pert
a strong market for American Catt'e and
prices xtc higher, best steers soiling at I7e. es
timated deail weigid. sheep lirm ai l-i42ie.
East Libkijty Cattle Receipts 57') hend :
maruet slew ami prices a shade oil" 110111 jiv
terday.
Hogs l.'rceipls 1.875 I1e-.1l : m-irk.-.t sle.v;
I'hiladelphias. 47 ai'1,7 ".'); Ralttmeres, 7 0
Q715; Yorkers, S-: 8)'U''.).
Sheep Itecelpts 2,:0) head; market aative
at yesterday's price .
Lecal Steckit ai.d
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Watch Facter
Gas Ligiit an-i 1 -ii-t Ceinjiai'-
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(Vdunibiu Cas Cenipany
Columbia Wal-'rCempaiiy ..
Su-euehanna Iren (;e!iij.-niy . .
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Stevens Heuse
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Lancaster Giw Light ami Fuel
due in Iei-20 years
L-tncxster (Jii'i Lithta.id Fuel
due li-Sli
TCBKriRE STOCKS.
Rig Spring ft Reaver Vftiij-....
Rndgetiert A Iloreshee
Columbia ,t Chestnut I X it:
Columbia & Washington
Columbia A Rig Sprii-.g
Lancaiter & Kuhrtita
Lancaster & Viilew -'(net
Strasbiirg Mi!lper
Marietta & Maylewn
Marietta . Mount .lev
Lane. Ellzabrtht'ii .t '.tlddlet'n,
Lmeasterft Frnltville
Lance.sterft Litit
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Lancaster & Maner
Lancaster h Man helm
Lancaster & Marietta
Lancaster & New Ifol'.eid
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CAKK STOC-Il
First Na'innnt nacin
Fanneis' National nam:
Fulton N'atienal Rank
I, mi-aster County National Rank.
Columbia National Rank
Kphrata National Rank
First National Bank, Columbia . .
rirst National Run.-., te He-bur;.-...
First National Rank, Marie t,.. ..
First National !5an:c Menet .!y.
fAtltz National !.'!:
Maiiln'i.n National RkiiIc. ....... .
Cnieri National I5i.nk. Mount Je,
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t-TAlK OF IRO-MAS H. COX, AX. !.,
laei of Lancaster city, l'a.. deceased.
Letters of administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, a.l per
sons Indebted thereto are requested te make
linineniatc payment, and these having claim',
or demands ugains the ame. will present
l hem without delay ler settlement te ihe un
dersigned, residing in L neastereitv.
JOHN (J. M KRCER.
JACOB OARLE,
Administrators.
W. A. Wilsen.
Cuas. A. Lasdis,
Attorneys. lll-CtdTli