liANCASTEB DAILY INTEIiLlGENCER, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1883.
Lancaster JntelKgencet.
TUESDAY gVENING, FEB. 20. 1883,
DKUMOttE DOINGS.
Reported by Oar Kgular Falrllela Carre.
dOBdeut
Our orange tree has bloomed again
Last Thursday morning Miss Ida M. Neel,
daughter of Mr. Themas R. Neel, of Ful
ton township, was made Mrs. Frank
Maxwell, the happy groom being one of
Urumore s lucky sons. lhe ceremony
was performed in the most approved Pres
byterian style by Rev. Mr. Turner, pastor
of Little Britain church. Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell will take up their abode in the
fine new house Mr. Maxwell has almost
completed, near Unicorn. The well wishes
of the many friends of the made-one
couple is certainly no unimportant factor
in the sum of their happiness.
JBstray in Maryland.
Twe of our old batchelers net tee old
in a recent visit te Harford county, Md.,
were unfortunate enough te leso their
way, but were set aright (after they had
slept it off pretty well) by their obliging
landlord. The friends of the estrays were
somewhat concerned about thcm,but they
turned up in due time, like the sheep in
the nursery rhyme, apparently no werse
for the change of pasturage. Ilarfeid
county is te have local option coon, ami
probably our obliging mends desire te re
duce the stock en the landlord's hands.
A. MIg bnee.
One of the attractive features at the
fair at Chestnut Level this week, is a
mammoth sb,ec, made by Mr. Cooper
Peters. It is made of red sheep skin, and
is two feet, four inches long, and nine
inches wide en the sole. It is te be in
habited by the geuuine old woman who
lived in a shoe, who will have all her chil
dren with her, any and all of which sbe
will offer for sale. After the troublesome
family is disposed of, no doubt the shoe
will be donated te the pastor or some one
of his congregation. The magnitude of
the pedal extremities of a number of the
congregation can be best judged by the
power with which they put their feet
down en things they dislike. Whom the
i hoe fits put it en.
A Literary Society.
The lads and lassies of Fulteu, Riitaiu
and Celcrain townships have organized
themselves into a literary social society,
for the purpose of intellectual culture and
the advancement of the kingdoms of lit
erature and matrimony. Their meetings
are hcl.1 at homes of the members. A
very entertaining ene was held labt Satur
day evening at the residence of Thes. H.
Neil. Mr. Lew Wright officiated as
president, Miss Mazie Fairlanib as secre
tary. The former lead a selectien entitled,
" Zoke Spakliug's Bridal tour ; " the
latter, a biographical sketch of Napeleon
the First; Miss Hannah Morgan ie.l
"The World for Sale," and Fiank Paltcr Paltcr Paltcr
oeu, a sketch of Washington living. The
sentiments were geed, and the meeting a
success in ail its three specialties.
I.ltlle Locals.
The lecture of Cel. A. Frank Seltzci, at
Liberty Square hall, la.stTnui.Mlay evening
was net a liuaucial success.
Miss Fleience Gryder, blind daughter
of Dr. Gryder, of Oxford, .was buried at
Chestnut Level, Tuesday.
When the snow left the fields lastSatur
day, the wheat looked very well
it is .lime
Te sutler constant headache, depression ei
spirits, longing ler loed untl net being able t
cilwlicn put befeie j ou, gnawing pains in
thr steinacli, latitude ami a general feeling
iiPjeirncM; but u capital joke te find that
Iluideck llloeil Hitters ivineve all these symp
toms and only cost $1. Fer wain by H. 11.
Ceclirun, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
.street.
The true malarial antidote; see advertise
nieiit et Simmons Liver Regulator.
Ne Deception Uaetf.
It is stiangi: se many people will continue
te sutler day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint. Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gcn
I'nil Debility, when thev call procure at our
stele SUILUIPS V1TAL1Z15K, lreoef cost it it
docs net cure or relieve them. Trice. 7."i cents.
Sold by 11. It. Ceehr.in, !.".7anil 13'.) North Queen
street, Lancaster. icdl4ce15
Ft-otiemy.
A let tune may be spent in using lnclleclual
medicines, when by applying Themas1 Kclec
trlcOil asnecdy anil economical cure e-iii be
effected. In cases el lhcumalism, lame b-ick,
bodily ailments or pains of every deseiiptlen,
it allerds Instant leltcl. Fer sale by II. 15.
Cochran, druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen
.street.
Walnut Leaf Ualr icestercr.
It Is entirely dlllerent from all ether. It ia
as clear as water, and, as ltd name indicate--,
is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer It wrti
Immediately free the head from all dandrutl,
iestoregniyhalrtellsiMitur.il color and pie
duce a new growth whuie it has lallcn eir.
It docs net in any manner ellcet ihe health,
which .Sulphur. Sugar of Lend and Nitrate of
Silver preparations have, done. It will change
light or faded hair in a few days te a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Eacli
betUe is warranted. SMITH, KLINK &Cf.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL
.VKUCKKL. New Yerk. iunfi lyd.eed&w
MJSCPI.LAXJIO J7A
millSACUO UUVKKS'
CONTRACT BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
AND
SAMPLE TAGS,
NEATLY PRINTED AT THE
" Intelligencer " Office.
i'ji tti
riieisACCu pkessi-s.
MINNICH'S LATEST 1MPRON EDTOBACCO
PRESSES.
Fer Ca-lng an. I Haling Tobacco. Sold te lion lien lion
eiuble pas lies en u Ml. Wanantcd superior
In rveiy teatmu te any in present u-e. It
netas lejirefcntedran be returned almyex
jm'iisi:. Al'e .M.iiitue Heeks for cleaning sta
bles sold en wiuie terms. Cend for circular.
S. Jl. M1NMCH.
Landlsvllle, Lancaster Ce., Pa.
3t-S.M,W&w
riMIIIACUO IMCItliKM AND WOKKIU
1 MEN GENERALLY,
Arc respectfully lnvltcii ie call and examine
the Shins, GvcRiLh, Knit Jackets and (Jnilcr
wear, Working Vuntx. Hosiery, Ac, new sell
ing at very l educed price-, at
BECHTOLD'S Ne. 52 North Queen street,
(Sign of the Rig Stocking.)
lS Stere Stand and Duelling for saje or
rent. Alse private dwellings ami choice build
ing lets en easy terms. fcb'I-lyd
NOT1CK -Xf TISKSPASXEKS aNU GUN
NERS. AH persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any" of Hie lands of the Corn
wall or SpeedweU estates. In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties whether inclesed or un un
inclesed, either for the ptitpesc of sheeting or
fishing, as the law will be rlgidlv enforced
uguhist all trespassing en said lands of the
undersignel after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
R. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD C. FREEMAN,
Attorney ler R. W. Celeman's Uelr.
elC-tfdftw
MKI.ANCIIOIV AJin ABKKKATIOM
That stuff- of a'ienatien and weakness
of the mind which lundeis persons incapable
et enjoying the pleasures and performing the
dutlcsef life cemplelelycnrcd, and the p-iiicni
restored te full and active hralth. l'articular
attention given te diseases of every descrip
l Ien by 11. D. LONGAKER. M. D.
Office 13 Knst Walnut street, Lancaster.
CONSO LTATION FREE. 1 19-3td
1 new making a light Cotten Cleth, much
used for covering Tobacco Plant lied", made
especially for this purpose. Te te had at our
.Stores generally K. SHRODER A CO.
i cbl0-3tdS Concsteua steam Mills.
IUVO NHAI.L HAVANA CIUAitS, UKNU
lnc art Icle. t we for A f.ts.. at
JIARTMAN'H YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
HOM.K ACCOUNT.
rrBE ACCOUNT
-OF
HUGH E. FULTON,
TREASURER OF THE HOME FOR FRIEND
LESS CHILDREN FOR THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1882.
1832. DR.
Jan. l. Te balance in treasury at
filinglast annual account....? 2,802 22
May In. XOCasil ruceivcu ui uum.jr
treasurer en account el ap
propriation for the year 1SS2, 1,500 00
May 19. Te cash received or county
treasurer en account of ap
propriation 2,500 00
Sept. 7. Te cash received et county
treasurer as the Jnne and
July Instalments et appro
priation 2,000 CO
Nev. 14. Te cash received of Jere
miah Uite.csq.. legacy et Mrs.
Elizabeth Shirk, deceased .... 02 0)
N ev. 15. Te cash received et county
treasurer as August and Sep
tember instalment of appro
priation ". 2,000 en
Duc.27. Te amount received or
county treasurer, balance et
county appropriation 2.000 09
Total charged $12,801 22
188.'.
Feb. 2. By cash paid out en en
warrants el the beard et
trustees an'I beard et lady
managers said warrants
being attached te the bills el
items approved by the proper
committees as fellows, te
wit:
Te Mrs. Clara Fabnesteck,
et household committee, en
warrant Ne. 288, for salaries
and marketing for January,
en following bill:
MissO. R. Cele, teacher $15 00
Miss J. S. S. Uerr, teacher 3C 50
Mrs. 11. Hamakcr, matron 30 00
.Miss Leah Conard, cook 9 00
Miss Sarah Fonts:, laundress.... 21 CO
Miss Salllc Martin, lrener 13 CO
MissK.Spensler, chambermaid, 13 00
MJss Susan Hcrr, care taker ler
girls 15 00
MIxh Adelaide Hainaker, care
taker for boys 15 Oil
Miss Careline Irwin. seamstress, 17 0)
Miss Klizabetu Stauiin, seam
stress. ... ...... 8 4.i
Miss Maggie Jehnsen, assistant, 2 en
Te Jacob liautz.gardflncr 30 CO
Marketing and incidental ex-
CR.
nenscs """
2!K! 95
23 !S
G 85
35 Oil
283 50
70 '.)!,
15 CO
25 IM
70 55
100 00
cj.r. 5e
2C. 95
3ii :::
20 ) 98
C98 50
215 38
17 00
112 55
li 8f.
1 75
5ti.: ix
Feb. 2. Ry cash paid David 11. Lan
dis for hay and straw ler
cows. Warrant Ne. 2!k).
Widmyer & Rleksccker,
fur blackboard anil repair
ing. Warrant Ne 28!)
' II. R. Fulton, treasurer, ler
stating trcjsurer'u annual
account ter 1SSI, copies ler
publication and stationery
terthe year
Mai eh 2. Miss Elizabeth While, el
household committee, sala
ries and marketing ler Feb.
' 17. Examiner A Express, ter
publishing treasurer's ac
count for lb81. Proposals ler
coal and notices. Ne. 118....
" 20. Ames Harliish, ler cow.
ea rsa
2.S. Christian II. Lelevcr, as
sessment en $5,000 policy in
iion.e Mutual Insurance
Company ou Heme building
' 23. Steinmaii&llensel for pub
lishing annual statement ler
1 88 1 , and notices. Ne. 1 1!)
" 2!. Rcnjamln Leng, Jr., ter one
$100 bend icdecmcil. Ne. ..
Apiil I. Mis Elizabeth White, sala
ries and marketing for month
et March. Ne.2.l3
" 15. C. Reedmillcr for inilk. Ne.
s i . ................... ..........
" 15. I). S. Rursk ler groceries.
IlUi aUa
" 17. Gee. Goeble ler bread and
flour ter January. February
and March. Ne.OOC
May 2. Miss Clara Fahncsteck sal
aries and uiai kctlng ler Apr! I
Ne. 2'JU
" I. Geerge Gauss ler meat ter
January, February and
March. Ne.2!8
" 5. Geerge Uenec ler white
washing. Ne.3()l
" C. Miller AHartmaii groceries
from January 1. Ne. 302
" 9. J. II. Kurtz ler vinegar.
av( O. e'ivi
" 10. Ruasel&Shulmyerloreeal.
Ne. 121
" 13. Dr. C. A. llelnitsh ler one
$50a Chiklren's Heme Jtmid,
redcemcdluy authority et trie
beard el tiustees. Warrant
Ne.
' 13. Dr.C.A.HcInitshlortweJ.'KW
Heme ISends, transferred by
Henry Hcrr, with interest,
redeemed by resolution et
beard of trutees
" 18. Flinn & Willson ter lawn
niewsr. Ne. 112
June 2. Mrs. Clara Fabnesteck, sal
aries ami marketing ler the
month. Ne 303
" 22. C. N. Sproul, esii., ler pro
fessional services in land
damage case against city and
county for opening Marshall
street- Damages. $l,r,t0. Ne.
" 27. Henry lluber. cariinlur
work, lumber and barilwnrc.
July 3. Mrs. Clara Fahncsteck sal
aries and marketing. Ne. 301.
" i;. Phares W. Fry ler wall
paper, etc. No.3el
'- c. (laceb ISachman ler one
$500 Heme Itend, relce : cd. 3
months' interest. Ne.
" IS. Gee. D.Sprecherfer Henry
'I. Hubcr's bill ler lumber,
doers and labor paid by him.
Ne. 121
Aug. 3. Miss Elizabeth White, et
household committee, sala
ries and marketing for July.
" 5. Win. 11. Ratenmn,palntand
painting. Ne. 125
" 5. The Lancaster Gaslight
and Fuel Ce. ter bill, ending
Murch 13, 1881. Ne. 120
" 8. Geerge Gauss ter meat ler
Apiii, May, June and July.
Ne. 310
" 8. Augustus Itheads ler
spoons. Ne. 308
" 8. irenry Yeung & Sen lock
and smith weik. Ne. 307
" S. D. S. Uuisk, agent, for
groceries Ne. 30K
" 9. Williamson & Fester, hats
and umbiell'is. Ne. 315
" '.. A. A. Hubley. iirtigs and
" medicines. Ne. 3!3
" 1. A. W. Raid win, ler dry
goods. Ne.SU
J. Widmyer A Rickseckcr,
furniture and work. Ne. 312 .
" 10. Geerge Goeble, bread and
Heur, ler Apill, May, June
and July. Ne. U)0
" 11. R.J Housten, notions. Ne.
317
" II. Michael Rash, hauling,
plewingand harrowing. Nes.
12ijand.tl2
" 11. R. W. Moriew, lumber
hardware and work. Ne. 127.
" 12. l. 11. Hachler, water closets,
gas plpes. Ac. Ne. 128
" 17, Raumgardner. Ebermau A
Ce., lumber, &c. Ne. li'.l
" 18. G. L. FenDeisiulth, books
andstatieneiv. Ne. 310
Sept. !). Miss K. White, salaries and
marketing ler August. Ne.
" 'J. Wm. II. Ratcman,paintaiul
painting. Ne. 13'j
" 10. Lancaster Gaslight and
Fuel Ce.. train April 1, 1882 te
Sept. 1.18:2. Ne. 131
" 30. David Miles, Inrnace, lead
plpc,&c. Ne. 132
Oct. 3. a. A. Hcrr. city regulator
ler line of street ler tenant tenant
heusi'. Ne. 13.1
" 4. Mrs. L. Miller, soap, Ac.
Ne. 320
" 1. D. S. ISursk, agt., ter provi previ
sions. Ne. 31!
" 4. Mrs. C. Fabnesteck, salaries
and marketing. No.e22
" 7. Miller & Hartman, groce
ries. Ne. 321
Nev. 2. Geerge Ganss. for meat
August. September and Oc-
" 3. Mrs. M. F. Reed, of house
hold committee, salaries and
marketing ler October. Ne.
324 ,
" 3. Geerge Goeble, bread and
Heur ler iiigust, September
and October. Ne. 3 G
" 3. Gee. M. Steinman A Ce..
l.oet; 12
18 00
2"H f 0
25 OJ
8 25
29.1 50
71 55
SOS 25
:e te
197 03
3 35
40 GO
307 89
1 50
10 00
29 31
70
211 0G
77 8J
a: 75
38 ' 55
31 10
17 50
27 29
G4 52
41 90
1G 74
212 00
2 30
12 40
32 19
4 0)
17 f3
43 51
288 50
159 31
253 2G
308 50
277 00
71 3G
143 03
C00OJ
900
133 44
5100
8 75
hardware. Ne. 328
3. Shaub&Rre., 137 pair shoes
Ne. 327
" II. Wm. Wohiseu, en account
of new tenant house at home
' 21. H. 11. Rreneman for $1,050
insurance policy en tenant
house and stock, 3 years. Ne.
4i... ....................... ......
' 21. L. II. Racblcr, for plumb
ing at new tenant house and
old building. Ne. 13G
' 27. Jehn M. Ruck, making
and repairing fences. Ne. 137
" 27. Isaac Nash ler hauling. Ne.
Dec. 4. MIss'e. "whiicVsaiariesaVid
marketing for November.
Ne. 329
' 4. Mrs. 8. Cox for traveling
expenses and services. Ne 330
" 4. Wm. H. Uatcmaii for paint
ing, etc. Ne.331
" 7. Geerge Rancc, whitewash
ing. Ne. 332
299 00
100 10
38 73
350
HOME ACCOUNT.
" 15. Russell A Shalmycr ler
coal. Ne. 139 19 00
" 2S. Wm. W. Hensel, lumber,
nails and work. Ne. 110 11 41
23. Bewers A Hurst ler dry
goods. Ne. 345 2GG50
" 28. Isaac Ranck, corn, bran,
etc. Ne. 346 50 30
" 28. R. J. Housten ler notions.
Ne. 344 41 11
28. G. L. FonDersmith. books
and stationery. Ne. 333 14 57
' 23. Humphreville A KlelTer,
repairing. Ne.337 8 70
' OS. Miller A Hartman. grece.
rics. Ne.347. 242 42
28. Sbaub A Burns, ler shoes,
' 28. Raumgardner. Ebennan A
Ce., lumber and hauling. Ne.
tOJtet XI Xt
" 28. High A Martin, glass and
queens ware. Ne. 336 10 01
" 28. Widmyer A Rickseckcr,
hooks and knobs. Ne. 351 3 25
' 23. W. D. Sprecher A Sen, for
seeds. Ne. 349 2 10
" 28. Isaac Dlllcr, for boiler.
Ne. 312 1 25
' 28. D.S.Bursk. frreceries. Ne.
311 12 55
" 29. Jehn Black, -Jr., agent,
drugs. Ne. 358 10 12
23, Flinn A Willson, house
hold articles. Ne. 350 20 53
" 23. Mrs. Mary A. Reed, et
household committee ler sal
aries and marketing ler
month. Ne.331 29150
23. The Lancaster county
prison ter shoes, weaving
and carpets. Ne. 339 15G 53
" 23. Wm. Wbhlsen en account
of new tenant house. Ne. 142, 000 00
28. Baumbardner, Ebcrman A
Ce.. lumber ler lences. Ne.
Ill 110 GS
" 23. Marshall A Renglcr, hai d-
ware. Ne. 355 59 03
' 23. Geerge Ganss, meat fei
November and December.
NO.3G0 194 30
23. The Lancaster Watch and
Cleck Repairing Company
for work. Ne.352 2 50
" 28. H. Witmer Dlffenbach ler
beef. Ne. 354 31 32
" 23. Geerge Geeble ler bread
and flour November and De
cember. Ne. 359 171 2G
" SO. C. Reedmiller ter milk. Ne.
310 29 40
' 30. Ames Helllnger ler lard.
' 30. Ames W. Harnish ler lard.
" 30. G. Schner A Seus for lum
ber. Ne. SGI 95
" 0. Jehn H.Pearsel, paper, etc.
" 30. Miss O. R. Cele, Kinder
garten material. Ne.3G2 3 11
" 30. Shultz A Bre., hats. Ne.
357. 15 00
" 30. Mrs. S. Cox, traveling ex
penses and services. Ne. Siil- 2G 00
" SO. Jeseph Hoever, repairing
washing machine. Ne. 353... C 59
" se. The Lancaster Gaslight
and Fuel Company for one
$100 0 per cent bend pur
chased as an Investment ler
the Mrs. Elizabeth Shirk
legacy 100 50
" 30. Ry check book 1C0 stamped
checks 2 oe
" 30. Ry interest paid en Heme
coupon bends te date 27G Oe
" Se. Ry balance in treasury G27 09
Total credited.
.$12,694 22
LAieOASTKR COUNTY 8S.
Hugh R. Fulton, treasurer el the Heme for
Friendless Children for the city and county of
Lancaster, beiag duly afilruicd. says that the
above account, as stated, is full, true and cor
rect te the best et his knowledge and belief.
HUGH R. FULTON,
Treasurer.
Afllrmcd and subscribed before me this
15ih day et January, A. D.1333.
SAM. MATT FR1DY.
Prothenatory.
Filed in the Commissioners' ofllccet Lan
caster county this 15th dayet January, A. D.
lfcS3. Attest :
FRANK GRIEST,
jl3 2tdT&2:w Clerk.
KAlltHUAOH.
rvnv.
GREAT
Burlington Reute
Chicago, llurlingteu & (Julncy JR. It
Chicago, Uurllngteu ii Qninrj K. K.
PKINOHML LINE
AND OLD FAVORITE FROM
CHICAGO OR PEORIA
TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CALIFORNIA
LINCOLN AND DENVER.
The SHORTEST, QUICKEST and BEST line
te St. Jeseph, Atchlnsen, Topeka, Denlsen,
Dallas, Galveston, and all points In Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari
zona, Mentana and Texas,
This route has no superior for Albert Lea,
Minneapolis and St. Paul. Nationally reputed
as being the GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE.
Universally conceded te be the BEST
EQUIPPED Railroad In the world for all
classca et travel.
All connections made In Union depots.
Try it and you will find traveling a luxury
Instead of a discomfort.
Through tickets via this celebrated line for
sale at all efflceTin the U.'S. and Canada.
All Information about rates of fare, Steeping
Cars, etc., cheerfully given by
PERCEVAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111.
T. J. POTTKK,
3d Vice Pres. A Gen. Manager, Chicago, III.
JOHN y. A. BEAN, Uen. Eastern Agt,,
317 Broadway, 30G Washington St.
New Yehk. Bosten, Mass.
mavlG-lvil&w
UOAJU.
B.
b. martin;
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all binds of
LUMRER AND COAL.
r rard : Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
Ireels a'.-eve Lemen Lancaster. n3-lyd
COAL AND MANURE.
Best.'gtaile of family COAL, well-cleaned,
weight guaranteed.
Manure by the car-lead at Lewest Prices.
Alse, Limestone Screenings for drives and
walk. Cement at reduced prices.
Hay and Straw by the ten or bale.
Yard : Harrlsburg pike.
Guucral Office: 20 East Chestnut Street,
KAUFFMAN, KELLER A CO.
apr4-lwd
rOA..
M. V. 33. COHO,
830 NORTH WATER ST., Xamxuter, Jfa.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange
Yard and Office: Ne. 330 NORTH WATE
STREET teb28-lyd
UAlCnWAJtE.
IN
KW HARDWARE STOKE.
9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
MARSHALL 4 RENGIER,
DEALERS IN;
BUILDING and CABINlil
HARDWAPE,
810VE8,
HEATERS,
RANGES,
PAIN1S,
OILS aitd
GLASS,
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
sll-3mditw
UOWEIU BURST.
New Groeds Opening Every Day,
-AT-
BOEE8 & HTJKST'S,
Nes: 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
FRENCH SATINES Elegant Stylas and Colorings new open.
FRENCH GINGHAMS, SEERSUCKERS. PERCALES, CHINTZES and an immense stock of NEW STYLE CALICOES.
SHIRTING and SHEETING MUSLINS. TICKINGS. &c. verv low.
Elesrant Line of NEW CRETONNES just opened. Elegant Line of NEW
T.&TYTPat j errrr.rwp,ra noerpnv :
muvauu nuu vuiuiA.uM j uvuuiitx
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH
JOHN S. GIVLKK & CO.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
WE HAVE IMPORTED TO OUR ORDER
A FULL LINE OF
THE CELEBRATED EGLINTON TIE,
Manufactured by WELCH, MARGETSON & CO., Londen, England.
GENTLEMEN, this ia the beat Black Silk Tie in the world. We have them In all widths.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 EAST KING STREET,
JOHN S. GIVLER.
TVTVbKS & KATUVON, Cl.OTUlKKS.
Havinn gotten tbreuch taking account of stock we are new prepared for the next FIFTY DAYS te sell oft TEN THOUSAND
Dollars Werth of HEAVY and MEDIUM WEIGHT READY-MADE CLOTHING fei Men, Youth ami Beys. Clothing at a
hacrilice without regard te cost, and among the same are Several Hundred Overcoats at Real Bargains. Remember we manu
facture all our own Clothing.
We are also prepared te make up te order for THIRTY DAYS Suits te Order at quite a. discount iu order te meve oue
heavy goods still en hand. Excellent Styles and Geed Goods. We de this te make room for a Large Stock of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS we are busy manufacturing. Persons in need of Clothing, either Ready-Made or Made te Order, can de well
by calling at CENTRE HALL, NO. 12, E. KING ST., Lancaster, Pa., and secure bargains.
MYERS & RATHPON.
I.ANCAHTKH WATCUJCB.
fHTHK
PATENT
Dust -Proof Watches,
NICKEL AND GILT,
low lanitfactured
II V THIS
UNDER
Patent of November, 1882,
THERE! IS SUPPLIED
A Want Leng Felt
BY THE TRADE.
FAfKK UANaiNOU, Cc.
paAKKS W. JTY.
We have a large Hue et
LACE CURTAINS
In WHITE anil CREAM, from $1.00 a pair up
NETTING by ynrdlrem 12c. up.
15ED SETS, LAMBREQUINS, PILLOW
SHAMS and TIDIES.
CURTAIN POLES of every description.
WALNUT EXTENSION CORNICES very low
In price : $1 50 cornices ler 90c., $2 cornices for
li.M.Sif.e cornices ler $1.75, $2.75 cornices ler
$2.00. Will nt uny window up te tttfe teet in
width, and very easily adjusted.
LARGE STOCK OF
WALL PAPERS and WINDOW SHADES
Fer Spring in all the New Patterns and Celers
ODD LOTS and REMNANTS el PAPER
HANGINGS very cheap te clese out.
Among them arc some very choice
styles. A lew of these light-colored
Shades left from 15 cunts up.
Have your work done new before thsSpilng
rush commences. We employ lirst-cluss work
men and can ive veur orders prompt atten
tion. PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
BZEIOJIB, AC.
OLK1UUS!
SLEIGHS!
SLEIGHS!
EDGERLEY fc CO.,
MARKET STREET,
Rear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
We have a Large and Splendid Assert
mentef
Portland, Albany and Deuble Slclglis.
They are the best selectee1 woodwork and
the finest painted and ornamented 'Sleighs
ever offered ler sale In this city.
Our Motte : "Quick sales and small profits.'
It costs nothing te call and cxamine work.
43We also have en hand a fnll line or .Fine
Carriage v.'erk. In -which we defy competition.
All Werk Warranted. Kepalriug of all kinds
promptly attended te. n26-tldw
-T7MSL.I.OW FRONT. IELLOW FUOMT
l ueauquurierH ier me uesiciRarH in town
at IIAUTM AK'S YELLOW PUONT CIGAU
STORE. fi7ljl
Lancaster Watch Ce.,
DJtX HOODS, Me.
uuir upsuiujj.
BOWERS & HURST,
QUEEN STREET. ...
CLOTHING.
liitr
s
PK1NG 1883.
OAEPET8
We respectfully invite an examination of CARPETS for the SPRING SEASON
of 1883, which will consist of Cheice New Styles, and be sold at the Lewest Ruling
Prices.
Hartferd Mequettes,
Smith's Meqnettes,
Bigelow Bedy Brussels,
Herner Bedy Brussels,
Fer Parlors, Libraries, Chambers, Hall and Stair, etc., with U in., 2-4, and 5-S
Borders te match ; also,
ltOXIiUUY TAl'ESTV, SAJCONV1LLE TAl'ESTUY, SMITH'S EXTKA. TAl'KbTltY, ME11-
FOKD TAPESTRY, HIGGINS' TAPESTRY, AND SANEORD'S
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
AH the Best aud well-known makes, of which we will have the latest Spring
Patterns.
Hartferd and Lewell Three-Plys and Extra Supers, Philadelphia Medium
Weel Ingrains and Cotten Chain Carpets, Lineeum,
Oil Cleth and Rugs.
HAGER fc BROTHER,
Ne 25 West King Street. - - Lancaster, Pa.
VTKXT DOOR TO THE CODKT UOUSK.
FAHNESTOOK'S.
BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
AT FAHNESTOCK'S.
CyNext Doer te the Court Heuso.
We are new receiving and will open almost daily during the
coming Spring Season, large lets of Cheap Goods, amongst
which may be found many rare bargains at all times in every de
partment of our immense stock.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
R- E. FAHMESTOCK.
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
FLVMltHiti ANlt
P
HUM A mtKNKMAN.
GO
FLINN Se BRBNBMAN
FOR
HOU8ESTIRE8.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges. Fleer and Table Oil Cleths. Knives
Ferks and Spoons.
THE LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN.
Lancaster, Pa.
ISTPlnmbinfr, Gas Fitting, Tin Reefing and Spouting, specialties.
FOK
JOHN L. ARNOLD.
FOE SALE.
Five New two-storied Brick Houses, Nes. 419, 421, 423, 425, 427
West Marien Street, 16 feet 6 inches front; let 109 feet deep ; suitable
te put stable, smithshep, butcher shop, etc., en rear. Price, $900 $400
cash, balance can remain en property. Cheapest Houses in the city .
JOHN L.
Ne. 11 East Orange Street,
LOCKER'S RENOWNED
COUGH SYRUP
Has cured thousands. It will cure your
Cough or Celd In lesa time than any ether'
preparation.
PRICE tS CENTS PER BOTTLE,
Prepared and sold only by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO. 9 EAST BONG STREET,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
CORSETS new open. Eleeant Line of
""'" &" uw
LANCASTER, PA.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
GEO. F. RATHVON.
aoeits.
LANCASTER, PA.
UAH FITTING.
TO
HAW.E.
ARNOLD,
Lancaster, Pa.
BAKUAINS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS
Cliains. Kines. Spectacles. Ac. Kenairinc
Clialns, Kings, Spectacles, Ac. Repairing
et oil kinds will receive my personal attcn-
tien. LOUIS AVEBER. Ne. 159W North Oucen
street. Remember name anil number. Di
rectly opposite City Hetel, near Pennsylvan a
railroad depot. dcc231yd
IS
OW RKAUY.
OUR NEW
REAL. ESTATE CATALOGUE,
Containing a large number or properties In
city and country, with prices, ftc. Copies sent
Irce te any address.
ALLEN A. HERK A CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance" Agents, Ne. le
East King Street.
TMATXLKilti' OUIDM
LANCASTER AND M1LU2B3VUXK K.
Cars run as lollewa :
fjAfLVA TiATlCAtAOT IP R TlArmtl at- T a ...t.4
11:30a.m., and 2, 4, 8 and 8-Jbp. m.. ex'ceet en
uuuniuy, wueu uie iaau car leaves at a-.ju p. m
Ieave Mllleravllle (lower cad) at 5, 8, am!U
a. M., and 1, 3, 5 and7 p. in.
Cars run daily en u jve time except en Snn
ar.
COLOMBIA A rUKT IJEFOS1T RAII.
HOAX TIMK TABLE.
Trolnanewran lCRUlarlven ttin Celnmbla
Pert Ccpeslt Bailread en tlie following
Ume:
BOCTinyARD. i STATIONS. bertuward.
P.M.
6:20
6:35
A.X.
A.K.
X.M. P.M.
8.-90 5:35
8:09 5:25
8.02 5:20
7:15 hSf
7:10 61
7:36 4:58
7:1 i-M
7:28 41
7:23 4:47
7:10 4:36
1M 4:33
6:57 1:26
6:11 4:12
0:32 4:05
Grit) 3:55
10:20
.... Coin in bl:i....
... Washington...
....Cie-'swell....
...Sale Harber...
..Shenk'sJTerry..
I'cquea
..Yerk Furnace..
.....Tucqunn
.McCull's Ferry.
...Fite's Kddy...
..Klshiiii: Creek..
..I'euch llntlnm..
10:33
6:12
7:00
7:05
10:3U
10:55
11:00
11:03
11:06
11:10
11:15
7:09
7:1
7:17
7:23
7:37
7:11
1156
11:30
U:3S
11:51
P.M.
12:03
12:15
12:30
7:50
8:0
8:13
8:25
":10
7:50
7:36
7.-2S
7:17
7:0T.
...Conewlngo...
7:3
Octmara.
8;00
8:20
...Pert Deixisit..
... rerryvnie.
ni:AuiKeuU.uMiiu u.iu
AUUANGKMENT OrPASSENOEKTllAIN?.
MONDAY, NOVEMBEU 13th, 1SS2.
NOUTHWAKU
IAVB. A.M.
Quarryvllle 6:20
Lancaster, King St 7:30
Lancaster 7:40
Columbia. 7:30
A.M.
7:30
IhlO
S.-.20
ARRIVX.
Ue:allng 9:15
SlIlfTIIWAKU.
Z.ATB. A.M. Jf. P.M.
Kea-Ung 755 12.-O0 6:10
ARRIYB. P.M.
Columbia 9:10 2:10 855
P.M
Xiancaster. 9:30 2.10 s:l:l 5:15
Lancaster, King St 9:10 .;.. 8:25 5:25
Quarryvllle 10:10 .... '.KB -jai
iraina connect at Heading with train found
trem Philadelphia, Pettaville, Harrlsbiirg, Al Al
lentewn and New Yerk, via Hound Broek
Keute. ,
At Columbia with trains te and from Yerk,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and ItiUtl ItiUtl
mere. 1. WILSON. Suid.
PENNSYLVANIA 1L.V11.KUAU NW
SCHEDULE On and aftur SUNDAY
OCTOI1EK 1st, ISitt, ti.iins en the Pennsyl
vania llallread will .irrive at unit leave tLe
Laucastei and Philadelphia, depetsas fellows.:
r.M. P.M.
'.'.'.'. S:40
10 3:50
1:10 3:10
3:20 5.50
Levi Ar
LanPhil
A.M. A.M
12:11 2A1
515 7:50
8:10 1030
8:10
8;55
9.00 11:15
P.M.
12:55
ilia "Sai
P.M.
2:12 WAX
2:20 5:(.'
5:25 7::-5
6.15 9.45
Eastwaud.
Mall Express
1131 J jI lit.. .. .
Ilarriiburg Expresi
Yerk Accommodation arrives
Lancaster AtxoiiKxIiitlen arrives...
Columbia Accommodation
Kiederlck Accoinmedation arrives.
IOfik Haven KpretH
Sunday Mall
Johnstown Express
Day Express
llarrlsburg Aceoininedatlon
Hanover AcconiiiHxIalleii ueHt, connecung
at Lancaster wllh Jllagani Express at 10:15,
will run through te Hanover flatly, except
Sunilay.
FiederlekAccoiiiiiDHliitlen, west, connecting
at Lancaster Willi Fu-.L !,lnc, wwl, at 1:10, will
run threiuih te FrtwIiTiek.
l.e. Ar.
Phil Lan
WE8TWHI.
A.M.
A.M.
6:27
6:27
9:35
9:10
10:15
10:20
P.M.
l:le
i:5e
C:20
2Ji
7::bi
7:1')
il:ld
1:15
News Express
Way Passenger
Mail Train, Ne. 1. vl.i. Ml. Jey
Mail Train, Ne. 2,via Cel 11 nibl j,Uiivcp
Niagara Express
Hanover Accommodation leaves....
Frederick Arcominedation leaves...
llarrlsburg Accommeilalloii
Lancaster Arcoinmeflafniii leaves...
Columbia Accommodation
llarrlsburg Express
Western Express
Pacific Express
1:30
4:30
7:00
"b:3
11:05
P.M.
2:11
'l":il
5:10
9:05
llrJO
llarrlsburg Exprtws, we.it, at 5:10 p. m., has
direct connections (without change of cars) te
Columbia and Yerk.
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, when Haggcd,
will stopatDewnliigtmvn.CoatosvilIu, Parkcs
hurg, Mount Jey, EllzabethUiwn and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Kxin ess. Mail
Train, Ne. 1, Western Kxpn:ssand Paeirlc Kx
prcas run dailv.
T (1CAI. .MAIL AUlIANUKMKNTS.
HOUIIS FOIt CI.OS1NC THE MAILS.
IVy Jlallreuil Nu'.v Yeiik nir.oueii mail, 7:."0
a. 111.. 12:30 p. 111., 5:00 p. 111. and 11:00 p. in.
Way Mail, east. 7:3m a. 111.
Ciikistiana, Pai kesburg ami Dowiilngtewii
U:3()p. 111.
GoueoKVir.i.E, Downlngtewn, l.tf.iimii Place
and Cap, 6:15 p. in.
PlIlLAUULVIlIA THHOCflll mail, 7:30 a. m ., 8-r
a. in., 2:30, 5:00 and 11:10 p. in.
PllTSlUntdll AN!) WK.ST, '.lOialld 11.00 p. 111.
IlAKitisnuiie mail, law ami u.oetu in., l:r. au.l
1100 p.m.
Way mail, west, r. 00 and '.'.COn. in.
ISaltimekk anu WA.siiiMiruri, vl.i Philadel
phia. 5 00 p. m.
Haltimehk ami Wabjiimitek, via Yerk, 1:30
p. m.
i:LTiMer.i: ami Wasiii.noten, via llarils
burg, 11:00.
COATBSVILLK,5:()0 p. ill.
Columbia at 9:ti0 a. v l:"J) ami 1:3.". p. in.
Yebk aud Yeiiic way, 1'M ami ll:t p. III.
NertIikhx Cektral. '.':C0a. in., and ll:(H) i. m.
Ueaiie, via. Kkadimu a Celvmiiia K. t., 7:e
a. m. ami 12:30 p. in
j:eai)ini, via llarrlsburg. 5:15 anil ll:M) p. m.
Kkapine way, via Junction, Lititz. Man
heiui, Kastlleniplield and Kphrata, .":15p. m.
Quakryvillk. Cainarge, New Prevhlente,
West Willow, Martinsville, lteiten and Lime
Valley, 9:15 a. in. and 5:() ). m.
New Helland. Cliuichtewu, Ciecnbank,
llluu Hall, (Joedville. lleartewu and Spring
Greve, by way of Downingtown, at C:l." p. m.
andll:(M)p.m.
SAirullAiiueit, via Celiimbi.t, 8:.',0 a. m. and
5:15 p. m.
Ity StaK blackwater and iale Harber,
daily, at 1:10 p. in.
Te Milleisville. 8 and 1 1:30 a. m., and I p. m.
I'.lukley's Kildge, l.t-aceck, llaievll.'e, New
Helland, 2::Wp. in.
Willow fctreet, Smithvillr, Iliick, Chestnut
Level, Gieen, Peteis Ciek, Pleaxant Greve,
Keek Springs, Fairmont mid Uewlandsvllle,
Md., daily, at 7:00 a. m.
Landis Valley, Oregon. West Karl, Farnieis
ville, Neirsville, Hlnklctewn, Terre Hill. Mar
tiudale, dally, at 2:30 p.m.
Grcenland, Fertility, Lampeter anil Wheat
land Mills, UiMriLsbiirg. daily, ut 4:oep. in.
New lianvi:le. f.Viiehliigii, Martlcvillc, Cele
luanville, MoiiutNebe,l:awliiisvllIe, Uethi Hila
and Liberty Square, daily, at 2:30 p. in.
On Sunday evening, mails east and west
close at le.iiO'p. m.
WHEN OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Arriving by Hail Eastern mall, 6:30 a. in.
10:Cea. in., 3:00 and K:.le p. in.
Eastern way mall, le.i e a m.
Western mail, 6:.M) nd le-ttl a. in., 2.00 and
7:00 p. in.
Reading, vU Reading and Columbia, 2.-30
p. in.
Western way mail, SOu. in.
Reading way mall. I0:n a. m.
Quarryvllle JSraucli, hlS a. in. and 1:00 p. m.
Arriving by Stage Frem Sale Haiberaml
Slackwater. at 9:00 u..m.. dailv.
lrem Mlllcrsville, 7and '.(a.m. and t p. in.
Frem New Helland, at 9:3e a. in., daily,
Frem Rewlandaville, Md . :itl:(x p.m.
Reading way wall, al 10:30 a. in., daily.
Frem Strasbnrg. at !i:3(i a. m., dally.
rretn-Rawlinsville at 11:00 a. m.
Frem Terre Hill, at le.O) a. in.
DELIVERIES RY CARRIERS.
There are tbrcfi mall deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, and en their return trips
they take up the inuil matter deposited in the
letter-boxes.
Fer the Hret delivery the Carriers leave the
ellice at 7:00 a. in.; second delivery at I0.( 0
a. in.; third delivery at 3.10 p. in.
SUNDAY POST-OFFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the FostefiJco Is open front Apill
1st te October 1st. from s te 9 x m., aixl Irem 6
le 7 p. in.; fiem October Isl te April 1st, frr.m
9 te 10 a. m. and from 6 te 7 p. m.
CAMPXIB.
S1
tUKK'S CAKPET HALL.
" The Old Reliable.5'
This is the Title which
Shirk's Carpet lall,
Cor. W. KING & WATER Sts.,
Has obtained by selling the Rest Goods at the
most Reasonable Prices with THE LARGEST
AND BEST STOCK te select from. In addi
tion te the Largest Stock of Carpets ever car
ried in thls.city, we have new
THE LATEST AND BEST KINDS
OF
Brussels, Ingrain and Chain Carpets,
Ever brought te the city of Lancaster.
ter Call before purchasing elsewhere AND
BE CONVINCED.
H. S. SHIRK,
Carpet Hall, West Kin? and Waiter Sts.
- CARPETS WOVEN TO ORDER. Orders
respectfully solicited and promptly attended
te when received.
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