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Kventa Along tbe HaaqaebaaM Item e
Interest Ib sod Arecudthe ttoreugb
licked op by tbe IeteUl-
eacer'a Reporter.
The late cock fights at Wild Cat Fall
seem te have inspired a number of young
men of this place with a desire te imitate
the brutality of their e!derc. A. crowd of
them went into the country just outside
of (he borough limits, yesterday afternoon
and had a contest between two pairs of
cocks, although the fowls were notpre-
vided wilh steel gafs, but fought with
their natural spurs. Nene of them were
killed, but the sport was none the Ices
inhuman for that. We wonder if there is
net an agent of the society for tbe pre
vention of cruelty te animals in town ?
A Terrible Accident.
This morning at 9 o'clock Dennis Mc
Carty, an old repairsman of the Pennsyl
vania railroad, had his right leg mangled
in a terrible manner by engine Ne. 954
while measuring rails back of the round
house here. lie was flret taken te tbe
company '8 temporary hospital and then
removed te his home in Elbow lane. Am
putation will be necessary, the limb re
quiring te be taken off above the knee.
The victim will hardly recover en account
of his advauecd age.
Tbe Klvcr and the Weather.
The Susquehanna river was covered
this morning with lleating ice, giving the
stream tbe appearauce of winter again.
U about getting out their beats for use, but
'f they will doubtless cease buch prepara
V tiens.
The gutters are again filled up with ice,
which will nccesbitate the renewed use of
the pick and shovel, in order te afford a
free passage te the drainage from the
upper parts of town.
A Successful festival.
The festival of the E. E. Lutheran
churh closed last night. The gross re
ceipts were ever $300 and the net proceeds
are about $225. Tbe fan drill' was net held
last night, and neither were the fans of
the drillers auctioned oft". Each lady was
. presented with the fan with which Bhe
drilled as a souvenir of the occasion. There
have been a number of festivals lately,
but the town will be quiet for awhile new,
at least in this respect.
A moody llattle.
During tbe progress of a fight between
two young men en Union street last night
Fred. Ball, one of the combatants, received
a sovern scalp wound from a knife in his
antagonist's band. Tbe bleed flowed freely,
but the figbt still went en untill Ball
finally thrashed bis enemy. Nene of the
spectators of the fight attempted te put
a step te it, even after the cutting took
place. Tbe knife bas played a prominent
part in a number of fights in this place of
late.
The Kevlval Slacking Otr.
The usual Urge crowd was net present
at tbe revival services in the Methodist
church last night. Kev. Ilumphriss an.
ueunccd that this would be the last
week of tbe meetiug if there was net a
renewal of interest in it. Se much geed
has already been dene that it is hoped
the geed work will net have te close
en account of a luck of iutcicst in tbe
meetings.
Personal Points.
Miss L;llie Grimes, of Wilksbarre, is
visiting relatives en Seuth 3d street.
Mr. William Dunbar has gene te Louis
ville, Ky., for a couple of months.
Mr. Themas Beck with returned te his
home in Bryu Mawr, Pa., today. He bas
..been a guest et friends en 4th strcet for
?tbc past tbree weeks.
xK. tf Tiie Koreugh Uuaget.
Morning prayer and litany will be bold
in St. Paul's P. E. church te-morrow at
10:30 a. m. In tbe afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, eveuiug prayer and a short lecture
will be bold.
A deg was noticed en Cberry street this
morning, which snapped at several ether
canines. As tbe symptoms were evidently
these of hydrophobia, it was killed.
There was a biimly attended market
this morning. Eggs brought 20 cents per
dozen and butter 29 cents per pound.
Vegetables were scarce.
l'ubllc Amusements.
Te-morrow eveDing will witness tbe
performance of another Humpty Durapty
company, a very excellent one by tbe
way, Teny Dcnier's.
Anether "Unde Tem's Cabin" company
will be here next week. The people are
tired of this play, as is evinced by the
smallness of tbe number of these who go
te eco it.
Police Vases.
Albert Jleidenbach and Walter Law
rence were arrested en complaint of C. A.
McGlinn, who charges them with having
assaulted bim with stones and driven him
into bis house. They were held te bail
for a hearing by Alderman Samson.
Frank Wilsen, for drunken and disor
derly conduct, was committed te jail by
Alderman Samson for 10 days.
Mary Wise get 30 days for being drunk
and disorderly from Alderman Barr She
had just been out of jail long enough te
get a breath of fresh air.
"Baltimore Jee," who was se hard te
take te the station heuse yesterday, will
get out of jail in time te hear the blue
birds sing, as the mayor gave him ninety
days this morning. Jobu Sullivan will
net be out te sce Slade and Mace spar, as
he, with six ethers like him, get 10 days
from his honor for being drunk and dis
orderly. One also get 8 days.
In Mexico.
Cel. James A. Zabriskic, U. S.
district, attorney of Ailzena, accom
panied by Capt. Z. L. Tidhall, U.
S. marshal of that territory, aud Mr.
Celin Cameren, of the Elizabeth farms,
this county, made a trip last week from
El Pase, Texas, te CLihuahua, Mexico.
They were in special charge of Mr. James
Campbell, superintendent of the Texas
division of tbe Southern Pacific railroad,
who provided tbem with a magnificent
parlor car. While en route they were
joined by Gov. Tcrrazas, who accompanied
them te the capital and showed them much
atteutieu, introducing them te many im
pertant personages, feastiug them royally
and showing them all tbe principal objects
of interest in the city The guests ex
pressed themselves greatly gratified with
their visit.
Killed a Vat.
Jeseph Beyer is tbe owner of an old
pistol, that contained an old lead. Wish
ing te discbarge it, he drew a bead en
Philip Wolfs cat that was disporting
itself en top of the fence. Jee is a better
marksman than he supposed himself te be,
' for instead of scaring the cat, as be intend
ed, he sent a bullet right into its head,
whereupon it flummixed and died. Welt
cot mad and sued Jee before Alderman
Pat Dennelly, charging him with violating
sue uruiuaucu wnicn prouiuue
within the city limits. Beyer
for a hearing.
sbceting
was held
Sale erueal estate.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold
last night, at public sale, at the Leepard
hotel, Lancaster, for A. J. Eberly, esq.,
assignee of Augustus C. Rhoads and wife,
a tract of land containing 3G acres, mere
or less, with improvements thereon,
situated in Maner township, te Michael
Steigerwalr, for $2,515.
Held for Postage.
A letter addressed "Mr. Simen Abraham,
616 Yaine street, 25th ward, Philadelphia,"
is hela at the Lancaster posteffice for want
of a stamp.-
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Thk seenriag Albert Dell wh arretted
at Fry's Bill, en the Celubm turnpike,
en the charge of grand larceny, whieh Is
preferred against him in Clay" county,
Illinois. Sheriff James I. Ritchie earae
from that county and landed in this state
last week, lie received a requisition irem
tbe governor and started for Yerk expect
ing te find his man there. He seen found
that he was net in that county and came
en te Lancaster, where be learned the
whereabouts of the man. Dnll is a native
of Yerk cennty, and is a son of Jonas
Dnll. He has been living in the West
and recently returned home. It is alleged
that be killed and sold cattle, which did
net belong te him. The officer will leave
for tbe west with his prisoner te-night.
Tbe Only True Prepbet.
The ground hes, the only reliable
weather prophet, revealed te us en the 2d
of February that we were te have six
weeks mere wintry weather from that date.
Nearly four weeks of the allotted time
have parsed and the ground hog's proph
ecy has been fulfilled te the very letter.
We have had snow, hail, sleet and wind
or rain nearly every day, and te-day the
mercury fell te ten above zero, ibis
ought te be enough te satisfy tbe most
skeptical that tbe ground hog is tha only
true, original and legitimate prognos pregnos prognes
ticator of meteoralegical phenomena,
and yet our esteemed contemporary, tbe
Harrisburg Patriot classes him in the
category of Vennor, Wiggins, the almanac,
tbe geese bone, and ether false prophets.
Perhaps the two weeks of bitter weather
yet in store ler the unbelieving editor may
open his mind te a perception of the truth
as it js recorded by the ground hog.
Who Was tbe Accused Lancastrian.
Baltimore 5un.
About one o'clock Sunday morning loud
cries of " Police," " Murder," &c, were
beard in the vicinity of Franklin and Cal
vert streets. An officer ran te the place
and found a man who said he had been
garretcd and robbed en Franklin street
near Bell alley. Ile said his name was
James Kelly, of Locust Point. The officer
went te a hotel near, where Kelly pointed
out a gentleman from Lancaster, Pa., as
tbe person who assaulted and robbed him.
Tbe stranger protested his iunocence, but
bad te go te tbe Central station, where he
was bold en the charge. At the hearing
Kelly failed te appear, and the prisoner
was discharged.
Dead, Under tbe Lead.
Benjamin Silver's team, of Lapidum,
Harford county, Md., was sent te Havre
de Grace for a lead of coal and iron. The
driver, named Cullcn, get drunk with a
party of bis associates, the wagon ran
ever ene of them, breaking his leg, and
afterwards upset aud auetber, Allen
Jenes, was found under the lead dead.
Assault and Mattery.
Walter Myers and Jehn Franklin were
beard last night before Alderman A. F.
Dennelly en the charge of assault and
battery, en Frank Lepple. Myers was
committed for trial at court and Franklin
was discharged.
Sheriff Bale.
The hhei iff was busy yesterday and this
forenoon selling tbe stock of Astrich &
Bie. The greater part of it was purchased
by Julius Leeb and Ettinger Bres , who
wexe the heaviest creditors.
Sale of Horses.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold at
public sale yesterday, at the Merrimac
house, for Gee. Gressman, 10 head of
Canada horses at an average price of
$215.40 per head.
Telephone Connection.
Jonas F. Eby, tbe flour and feed mer
chant et North Queen street, has been
connected with tbe telephone exchange.
Tea Pets Ulven Awuy,
The American Tea Company, Ne. 2 Centre
Squaic. advertise that they will glve a hand
some Japanese Tea Pet te every purchaser el
a live pound package of their Gelden Rie
Ceilce. These packages cost only $1.00. They
sell the best Granulated Sugars at 9c. It
The Largest Cattle In tbe World.
The great twin steers, Duke and Dandy, the
largest cattle in the world, -rill remain en ex
hibition in the stoic room. Ne. 301 North
Queen street, until Saturday night, from
heie they will be taken te Philadelphia and
New Yerk, aud tiem there shipped te Kurope
te compete against the world at the Royal
Cattle bhew te be held in Londen. This will
be yeur last chance te sce the greatest cattle
en earth. Ladies especially Invited. Children
under nine years, accompanied by their par
ents or guatdiaus, free. Open at night until 9
o'clock. ltd&w
Amusements.
Humjily-liumpty Te-night. 1'eny Dcnier's
" llumpty-Dumpty " troupe, with its innu
merable cemicalities and many startllngstage
illusions ami funny tricks, will be iu Fulton
opera house this evening. There is a line let
et specialty acting in addition te tbe pante
mime, and it is safe te predict an evening et
pleasure te all who attend. Alt. Mhue is the
clown.
Mace and Made The Mace and Slade com
binatien will he in Lancaster te-morrow
evening. This combination includes some et
the best athletes in the world, and certainly
the well known champion pugilist Mace, and
the big Maori, the New Zealand giant, will
prove great attractions. There are also with
the combination Kelly and Murphy, light
weight champions, Steve O'Dennel, the cham
pien wrestler, and several ethers, all of whom
will no deubtglve a fine entertainment te the
big audience that will certainly be present.
Mace and Slade will give an exhibition of
fbliarring m full ring costume, and the admir
ers et pugilism will have a geed opportunity
te note the strength, size and ability et Slade
about whom se much has been said and writ
ten. "The World." Little's company will pro
duce the really splendid spectacular drama,
"The World," in Fulton opera house en
Thursday evening. When this show was here
in September its attractive scenery was great
ly admired. Mr. Little is a popular and able
actor and will no doubt be again well re
ceived. AfMSVlAX, IfOTlVJSS.
Geed style is geed sense, geed health, geed
energy and goodwill, but a bottle of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup is a geed benctacUen that sul
lerlng humanity has already learned te ap
preciate. A W1SK WOMAN
Will try and preserve her charms. She may
lack classic outline et lerui, but she should
use SOZODONX, and retain the beauty and
usefulness el her teeth. A fine set et teeth Is
one of the highest charms. SOZODONT will
de this work. f27-lwdeed&w
A Hive of Bees.
Bui deck Bleed Bitters bring back health,
when the body is badly disordered by impure
bleed. Biliousness, indigestion, constipation,
dyspepsia ami etuer bad disorders cured by
Buideck Bleed Hitters. Price $1. Fer sale by
II. U. Cochran, druggist. 137 and 139 North
Queen street.
Tim most popular and fragrant Perfume of
the day 'HACKMETACK." Try it. Sold by
II. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 139
forth Queen street fcb-eed3
Puysiciahs attest : " Celden's Liquid Bee
Is particularly usctul in Diphtheria, Fever,
aud every depressing disease."
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Nature's own remedy ; read the advertise
ment of Simmons Liver Regulator.
Fresh air, exercis'", geed feed and Dr
Bensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills wUl,
when used together, cure any case et nervous
ness, sick headache, indigestion. They
strengthen the nervous system. 5,000 physi
cians prescribe them. feb21-lwdft w
waxvbdiv nuc w.
A eiin.'bM: sew ;i)MriMua
mtpymv itaglBnt 1tegaetiy"r8gKi taalt
sanaaM Lvrng a Disease or" CuuauMipttem.
9rowVs'&reBcMal Troches de -net disorder
tMsteauch like cough 'syrups aadfaalsaaur
tat act directly en the inflamed parts, allaying
lrrUatJen. give relief In Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and PublicSpeakere are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give Dcrteet satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an en tire generation, they have at
tained ve) merited rank among the tew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 2S cente a box
tyervw!,TH mv-tvdTTh&FAlvw
Ge te If. 11. Cecnran'si drug store ter Mrs.
Freeman' New National Dye. Fer bright
ness and durability et color, are unequaled.
Celer from 2 te 5 pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. 15 cents.
J. P. Zimmerman. Spruce Creek, Pa., says :
"I have thoroughly tested Brown's Iren Bit
ters and consider it equal te any emergency."
Fer sale by tt. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street. i2f-l wdw
'Bough en Kats."
Clears out rats, mice, reacbes.flles, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c Drug
gists. Metlicrnl Mernermi aietueralt
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child sutTeriag and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth 1 If
ves go at once and get a bottle el MUS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP It will relieve
the peer little sullerer immediately depend
upon it: there is no mistake about iu There
hi net a mother en earth wne lias ever used It,
who will net tell you at once that it will regu
late tbe bowels, and glve rest te tbe mother
and relief and health te the child, operating
like uia$ic. It Is perfectly satu te use In all
cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is tbe
prescription et ene et the eldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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Hub It In.
Jacob Loecktnau. 271 Clinten street, Buffalo,
N. V., says he has been using Themas' Eclec
tric Oil for rheumatism. He had such a lame
back that he could de nothing ; but ene bettle
entirely cm cd him. Price $1. Fer sale by II.
B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
street.
" Fer four years I suffered agony from a
skin disease Dr.Jiensen's Skin Cure cured inc."
C. B. McDonald, Plantcrsvillc, Ala. $1 at
druggists. feb21-lwd&w
nrewii'H nousraeid Panacea
Is the most etlectlVH Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken intern-illy or applied
externally.and thereby mere certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute,than-any ether
pain alleviator, and It Is warranted double the
strength et any similar preparation. It cures
pain In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism ami all agues, and Is THE
GREAT RELIEVElt OF PAIN. "Bnewu's
Hodskheui Pawacka." should be in every
lamlly. A tcaspoentul of the Panacea in a
tumbler of het water sweetened If preferredj,
taken at bed time will break ur a cold. 25 cts
bottle febll-lvdM.W&S&w.
Nature produces a remedy ter disease; read
the advcitlseincnt of Simmons Liver Kegu Kegu
laeor, The most brilliant shades possible, en all
labrics arc made by the Diamond Dyes. Un
equalled ler brilliancy and durability. 10 cts.
03-Plaiw Talk fkem Dn Swaths Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every one can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp
toms : Intense Itching, particularly alter get
ting warm. It seems as It pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes lei in. The private parts are often
atTecicd. The mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my ointment is super
ior te any article In tht market, I guarantee it
te cure the worst case el Itching pilei in exist
ence. Signed, H.SWAYNE, M. D.
Dr. Sway lie's Ointment is also a pleasant aiul
effective cuie for tetter, Itch, salt iheum, ery
sipelas, barber's itch, pluiple.-, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions, bold by all
prominent druggists or will be sent for 50 cts.
(In 3c. stamps), 3 betes, $1.25. Addicss Dr.
Swayne & Seu, Phil-idelphia, Pa.
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The une of Elys' Cream Balm, a sure euro
ler Cutarrh, Hay Fever and Celd iu Head, is
attended with no pain, inconvenience or
dread, which can be said el no ether remedy.
Price 50 cents
Apply Inte neirllit with little linger.
I could scaiccly speak; it wa s nlineit Im
possible te breathe through my neslrils. Using
Ely's Cream Balm a short time 1 was entirely
relieved, My head has net been se clear nor
voice se strong in years." 1 lccemmcndthis
adinlra'le remedy te all afflicted with Catarrh
or Colds in the head. J. O. Ticheneu, Dealer
in Beets and Shoes, Elizabeth, N.J.
as -one having used Ely's Cream Balm 1
would say it is worth lis weight In geld as a
euro for Catarrh. I bought ene bottle at Mar
tin & Eply's drug store in this place and it
cured me. S. A. Levell, Frankly, Pa.
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RESCUED PROM DEATH.
The lollewingstatcmentof William J. Cough
in, et Semervlllc, Mass., Is se lcmurkable that
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
ers. He says : "In tin fall et 1870 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding et the lungt, followed
by a severe cough. 1 seen began te leso my
appetite and flcslu I was se weak at one time
that 1 could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer el 1877 1 wasadmittcd te the City Hospital.
Whilcthcrc the doctors said 1 had a hole In
my lett lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars In doctors and med-
icines. 1 was se tar gene at ene time a report t
went around that I was dead. I pave up hope
but a trlend told me et DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOIt THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my iriends, thinking my caie incurable, but 1
gotabfttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise a d gratification, 1 commenced te feel
better My hope, once dcud, began te revive,
a-idte-layllcelin better spirits than I have
the past three years.
"I writethis hoping you will publish It, se
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 1
have taken two bottle and can positively say
that it has dene me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall seen be able te go te work.'
Sold bv 11. IS- Cochran, 57 North Queen street
tieury'- Carbolic Salve.
The best Salve in the world ler cuts.bruigcs
sores, ulcer, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and al kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Hknbt's Cabbelic Salve, as all ethers are
but imitations and ceunterlelts. Price ,25
cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Queen street my29-4
Tld Bits.
Samples tree at Grocers. II.
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia.
A. Bartlktt &
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Skin Diseases.
"Swaync's Ointment" 1 Cure3 the most invct invct
"Swnyue's Oinimrnt"
"Swayne'a Oiutment" J crate cases of skin dls
"& wayne's Ointment" )
"Swayne's Ointment" eases, such as tetter,
"Swayne's Ointment" ,t rhl,lim ,,,, ,,nnrt
"Swayne's Ointment" ) salt -m,scald head,
"Swayne's Ointment" baber's itch, sores, all
"Swuyne'a Ointment" t . , ,,..
"Swayne's Ointment" ) crustv' scal itching,
"SWaync's Ointment" skin eruptions, and
"Swayne's Ointment" t .m,...-.,-!,,,. OTn
"Swayne'sOIntmmt"lLat ""tressing com
"Swayne's Ointment" plaint, itching piles,
"Swaynejs Ointment" J th . cffCe.nal rllrft
"S wayne's-Ointment" ) lue only CIICCinai cure
"Swavne's Ointment" no matter hew ehsti.
Swayne's Ointment" 1 nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no otlier. It CURES
where all else tails. Sold by all druggists,
A CeurIi, Celd or Sere Threat
Requites Immediate attention. A neglect ir
ritates the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the result " DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, acts directly en
the lnngs, threat and chest purifies Hie bleed,
and for bronchial, asthma, all pulmonary af
fections el long standing, it la the best remedy
ever discovered. Price 25 cents and 91 per
bettie The large size Is the most economical
Sold by all best druggists. 1I9-M WAFlydaTv
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PTSB-U this cf tyj OVJSISk?!?
ArsefBJamia.ai44MsryJyas7
years, 18 months and S days. -. --"
The relatives and friends et the ;iamlrjr are
respectfully Invited te ittsad the. luStral
mm the residence ei his parents, Ne. MS
North Prince street, en Wednesday morning
at 8K o'clock, te proceed te bicaraeia ter in
terment, J26"2
WETOLra. In the city, en the 28th inst,
Geerge A. Wendler. in the 10th year et his
age.
The relatives and Iriends or the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral
from the residence et his parents, Ne. SOS North
Mulberry street, en Wednesday aftomeon at
3 o'clock, interment at Lancaster cemetery.
feb2S-2td
DewT.-On the 25th inst. Mrs. Kllza
Downey, relict ei the lte Capt. Wm. Downey,
In the 88lh year of her age.
The relatives and Iriends el the family are
Invited te attend the luneral Irem the resi
dence of D. A. Altick, 202 North Prince street,
en Wednesday morning, Feb. 28, at 9 o'clock.
High Mass at St. Mary's church. Interment
at St. Mary's cemetery. feb26-2t
Pewkia. In this city, en the 25th inst, Mrs.
Catharine Powell, In the lid year et her age.
Her relatives and friend are respectfully
invited te attend the funeral, from her late
residence, Ne. 21 West James streer, en to
morrow (Wednesday) alternoen at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery ltd
trilwV jlDrjSMTtSBMirTS.
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1HEKEV IW ailTCHKH.WILLVUEAUH
L in the Presbyterian Memerial Chapel thl
ier
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evening at 7J$ o'clock.
are cordially in-
viteu.
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BOAUUIMU TWO PLKASANTUOMBIUN
lcatlng Beems te let te adults, with
beard. Apply at 250 North Duke street. Lan
caster. . feb26-lwd
FOR KENT. A TWO-STOHY tsKICK
DWELLING HOUSE. Ne. C19 Beaver
street with kitchen altached. Apply at Ne.
621 Beaver street. 126-2t
TOEKILLAKU'S RKBKCCA XeBACt'O
J enlvlOct". per plug at
IIAKTMAN'd YELLOW FKONTCIGAtt
STORE.
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ANTEU. S3.000 ON FIIWT MOKT-
c-aL'c. for live vears. at VA per cent
Mortgage will be given en first-class property
tuat carries $,uuu nre insurance. Aueres,
" II.," Intelligencer Office.
Genuine; Connecticut cieaks, ii
let 25 cts., first-class Pennsylvania cigars
15 for 25 cts, or $1.50 per hundred at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
BAUSMAN Si liUKNS.
GENERAL INSURANCE
ESTATE AGENCY,
Ne 10 West Orange Stiseet, Lakca&ter, Pa.
f21-6tdeedB
TlASTKli CAKDJ'.
EASTER, 1833.
Easter Cards.
EASTER CARDS selected with care and in
great variety, at
L. M. FLYNN'S,
NO. 12 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER.
TKPORTANT NOTICE.
GIVEN AWAY ! GIVEN AWAY '
Japanese Teapots,
AT
The American Tea Ce.'s Stere,
2fi CENTRE SQUARE,
Which Is HEADQUARTERS in Lancaster for
Coffees and faug.as, and where they present
each customer purchasing a 5-pound package
of their Gelt'en Rie Coffee ler $1.00 with a
handsome Japanese Teapot, manufactured at
Sakanache, Japan. We cordially invite the
residents of Lancaster te visit our store and
examine our geed-. We sell best Standard
Granulated Sugars. 0c; Pure White Sugar, 8c.:
Light Brown Sugars, only 7c.
American Tea Oe.'b Stere,
feb27-lwd 26 CENT3E SQUARE.
AIKIOUUNKD ASIGNKJ'.'S SALKOF VAL
UABLE REAL ESTATE. On TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 27, 18S3. under an order of tin
Court et Common Pleas of Lancaster county,
will be bold at the Leepard Hetel, in the City
et Lancaster, the following leal estate, viz :
Ne. 1. Being a valuable new two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and let et
ground attached, situated en East Orange
street, between Lime street and Shippen
street, and numbeied Ne. 233 East Orange
street, in said city. The said property lrents
en said East Orange street 32 leet, 24 inches,
and extends in depth te Grant str"Jjt. 245 leet
The said house has a brick back - adding at
tached and contains 13 rooms and a store
loom. On said let U also a substantially
built GREEN HOUSE, 18x07 leet and ether
improvements.
faale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. m., when
the conditions will be inade known by
CUAS. 1. LANDIS.
Asslgnee or Geerge O. Uensel anil Wife.
H. SucnEirr, Auctioneer. 119-TuThSAM
CU'KCIAL MuTlClS
Chandeliers
AND-
GAS -FIXTURES
OF ALL KINDS.
Glebes and Shades,
Geal Oil Lamps.
Plumbing
ami Gasfittiiig, Hoefing
aud Spouting.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
AT-
JOHN P. SCHADM'S,
NO. 24 SOUTH
ieb27-lyd
QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
XTtTILLIAMSON
& FOsTEK.
NECKTIES ! -NECKTIES id
AND-
SCARFS.
All gentlemen of correct taste are well
aware that the chief article el apparel is a
NECKTIE or SCARF suitable te the wearer,
aieund which the ethor parts of dress are
made ie harmonize, and there is no article el
dress ler gentlemen that requires mere Judg
ment or correct Idea et light and shade than
the selection et Gentlemen's Neckties and
Scarls. We flatter ourselves that we have the
Handsomest Selections of
NECKTIES AND SCARFS
ter gentlemen et any hense in the city, and
the PBICES ARE SO LOW and SELECTION
SO LARGE that all who need a Necktie or
Scarf ler any occasion, cannot lall te have
that need supplied out of the endless variety
el eurSTYLISUand FASHIONABLE GOODS.
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
SHIRTS. HOSIERY, GLOYES,
And all ether Articles of
GENTS' FUBMISHIKf GOODS
In all the Latest Novelties.
CLOTHING, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS,
HATS and CAPS or the Best Qualities at Low Lew
est Prlce3.
49-BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT will
open the first week in APRIL.
Williamson & Fester,
Nes. 34,36 & 38 E. King St .
L4KCASXKB. PA.
wm?.
TT tet-waataa
any kind et work.
teM7-9t
te wilUvc tede
r-
mmnj SI v. .
NU.S
3ULOW- STKXZT.
ITAVAHA SHU YAJCA CIOABS OM1.T
4. e cel, km nest mum city, at
HARTMaN'S YKLLOW 1
WHO.
NT CIGAR
8TOKS.
LOST. OH STJNUAZ.KVKNIHG, EITHEK
en Seuth Queen or Vine streets, a large'
Opal Ring with six diamonds. Has the follow
ing initials in the inside. " C. W. 8. te K. A.
N.-' A liberal reward will be paid en return
of same te Ne. 41 Kast Tine street It
riUlB NEW MARKET BOUSE. A HEET-
L ing of the stock 'subscribers and these
favorable te an Eastern market will be held at
the Orphans' court room en WEDNESDAY.
FEB. 28. at 9 a. m.. for the purpose et tempora
ry organization, selection of site, disposing of
balance el stock, Ac. All are Invited. !24-3t
FOK KENT-ON 8ATURDAT, MAROB lO
18S.1. will be rented at public eutcrv en
the premises, all that Merchant and Grist
Mill known as Brua's Milt situated en Peauea
Creek, near the village of Paradise,
litmtlncr will commence at 2 o'clock, p. m..
of said day. when terms and conditions will
be made known by
JOEL L. LIGHTNER,
leb27,m3,G,8d Assignee.
PUBLIC SALE OF COLUMBIA REAL,
ESTATE. On WEDNESDAY. FEB. 26,
1837, at tbe Franklin Heuse, in Columbia bor
ough, will be sold a large Twe-Story BUICK
MANSION HOUSE, with Let el Ground,
fronting 133 leet en Second street south or Lo
cust street, and in depth 176 leet te Bank alley,
en which it ti ents 205 leet The house has a large
hall, 13 rooms, bath room, paved cellar, Ac.
convenient closets, marble mantles, perches,
Ac, is located in one el the best residence lo
cations in the borough, and with 1 ittle ox ex
pense could be made a most desirable resi
dence Alse, will be sold a Twe-Story Frame Dwell
ing, Ne. 241 Lawrence street, in said Dorough,
with 7 lance rooms, kitchen, cellar. Ac. Let
SOxby 101 feet, mere or less, extending te an
alley.
Sale te commence at 3 o'clock p. m. Per
sons wishing te view the premises will call en
C. C. Kauffnian. esq., Lecuststreet. Columbia.
ALLEN A. HE RB,
Adrar. d. b. n. c. t a. et Jeshua Vaughn, dee'd.
febl7-9dt
I."
HOSTETXER & SOS,
SPECIAL REDUCTION
-IN
Odd Coats.
250 Men and Youths' Odd Goats
Reduced Exactly One-half.
$10.00 COATS REDUCED TO $5.00.
9.00
8.00
6.00
4.50.
4.00.
3.00.
We have icit the original mark en the gar
ments, se that you can seu and make the re
duction for yourself.
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
UNTKHTAJLNMENTS.
"C'ULTON OPEKA HOUSE.
Tuesday, Even'g, Feb. 27, 1883.
The Great, Original and Only
TONY DENIER'S
(Late FOX & DENIER'S) TRI-MAMMOUH
H UIPTY DTJIPTY
PANTOMIME COMPANY AND UNRIVAL
ED ASSOCIATION OF
SUPERB SPECIALTY STARS,
Led by the Greatest Living Clown,
ALFRED ? MT A TH ALFRED
1K1S151E J 1V11ALU i'RISBIE
AUTOCRAT et the STILTS,
Iu a Biilliant. Fancitul and Artistic
Biilliant. Fancitul and
Melange of
FOIBLE !
FUN !
FROLIC
A STAGE ill ARDI GRAS !
A CARNIVAL'OF COMEDY !
3-POPULAR PRICES. Reserved seals en
sale at the Opera Heuse Office.
l24-3t GEO. S. SYDNEY, Acting Manager
TULTON OI'KKA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28, 1883
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
Richard K. Fex, "Police Gazette,"
MACE AND SLADE
ChampionAthleticCembination,
The Combination comprises the best Athletes
in the iVerM :
JEM MACE. Champien et the Weild.
HERBERT A. SLADE,
The Maierl, the New Zealand Giant.
JIMMY KELLY and JERRY MURPHY,
Light-Weight Champions et New Yerk.
STEVE O'DONNEL.
Champien Wrestler (cellar and elbow).
LYNCH and McMAHON, Irish Comedians in
their original Seng, Sketches, etc.
KITTY SUE PHEKD. Sorie-Comic Vocalist and
ether Specialties.
ADMISSION, - 33, 50 an I 75 CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS, - - - 75
Sele et Seats will open Monday morning at 8
o'clock, at opera Heuse office. f 24 ltd
F
ULTOH OPJSKA HOUSC
Thursday Evening, March 1.
The Great Sensation et the Day! Houses
Crowded I Nothing Like it Ever seen.
$10,000 for Scenery and Effects Alene
TheWendcrlul Spectacular Drama.cntitled
THE WORLD,
IN 0 ACTS AND 8 TABLEAX.
With its Magnificent Scenery and Effects.
THE GREAT RAFT SCENE, Cevering 10,000
Feet of Canvas,
THE SINKING SHIP.
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM,
THE REVOLVING WALL,
Magnificent Moonlight Panorama, concluding
with the beautiful effect The Moen Upen
The Lake. The Popular Acter,
MB. J. Z. LITTLE,
Supported by a Company et Acknowledged
Ability.
Admission 35, 50 and 75 cts. Reserved Seats
79 cts. Fer sale at Opera Heuse Office. 12 1-5 1
me TOBACCO GROWERS. WE ARK
X new making a light Cotten Cleth, much
used for covering Tobacco Plant Beds, made
especially for this purpose. Te be had at our
Stores generally F. SHRODER ft CO.
tebl0-:itdS Conestoga Steam Mills.
piATARRU. 1IAX-FEVER.
CATARRH.
Ely'sCreafflBelm
FOSIXIVKLT CUBES
OiTARBH,
COLDINTHEHEJLD
HAY FEVER,
Catarrhal Deafness,
Heals Seres in Nasal
Passages, Subdues Ca
tarrhal Headache.
FRICB SO CKSTS,
Ely's Cream Balm Ge.
OSWEGO, N. Y.
HAYVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
Effectually cleanses
the nasal passages et
Catarrhal virus.caus
ing healthy secre
tions, allays inflam
mation, protects the
membrane from ad
ditional colds, com
pletely heals the
sores and restores
the sense et tas te and
smell. Beneficial re
sults are realized by
a few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrh,
Hay Fever, Ac. Un
equaled for colds in
the head. Agreeable
te use. Apply by the
little finger, into .the
nostrils. On receipt
et 60 cts. will mail a
package. Sold by IL
B. Cechran.Drugglst
137 ft 139Nerth Queen
street,;Lancaster,Pa
UMTS CREAM BALM CO., Oswego, X . Y.
augl&eodVeewilAeoww
D. B. Hosteller k Sed,
l.!l JSaf'IF.ai" i'JF'IIWl
;- wiljrw '
" 'x-'"iwj'-f-fy rt
TOTSDAT- RVBNUKJ.vFRB. 97
VASmNGTON NEWS.
BON. DAVID DAVIS te STEP DOWN.
Republicans Likely ta Cboesa
Preclaeatel the Sate" JTre Ten
Who it Will Be.
"Washington, Feb. 27. In the Senate
te day, Mr. Davis (111.) announced his in
tentien of resigning the office of president
pre ttJiu at neon en Saturday, the da of
March, in order that a new president pre
tern, might be elected.
Various petitions were presented from
rinters and ether workingmen, protesting
nst any action- teexcluda union print
ers from the government printing office.
What It Mean.
It is believed that the announcement by
Judge Davis that he will resign the office
of president of the Senate pre tern, at neon
next Saturday was prompted by informa
tion from President Arthur that he does
net intend te cenvene the Sonate in special
session en the 5th of March.
It is understood that the Democratic
senators will offer no opposition te
the prompt election of a Republican sena
ter pre tern. Mr. Antheny, who filled
this position from 18G9 te 1873, and who
was tbe choice of the itepuelican caucus
in 1881, will net be eligible for election
te held the place during the coming re
cess, as bis present term will expire with
the legislative day of March 3d, and he
cannot be sworn in again until tha next
meeting of the Senate. Although no caucus
convention has yet been taken en the sub
ject, the indications are that Mr. Ed
mund's will ba chosen president pre tern
pore, and that the ethor officers of the
Senate will held their positions until De
comber, jrf
The Heuse resolution autherfijBg Majer
Ludlow, of the engineer cerpp, te accept
a civil position (chief engineer of the
water works, Philadelphia), was passed.
After the transaction of some miscellane
ous business the Senate went into execu
tive sesbien.
In tbe Heuse.
Immediately after the reading of the
journal the Heuse proceeded te vote en
tne adoption et tne iteea resolution auu it
was agreed te yeas 129, nays 22, Demo
crats generally refrained from voting.
Tha uegative vete included Bayard,
Campbell, Ermentrout, Walker and
"Wise, of Pennsylvania. Hammend, of
Ga., then rose te a question of privilege
and offered a resolution declaring the
action of the Senate unconstitutional in
substituting for the Heu&e bill te reduce
internal revenue taxation a preposition
imposing import duties. He then pro
ceeded te argue upon the constitutional
question raised by his resolution.
Mr. Hammend's resolution also pro
posed that tbe tariff bill be laid en
the table. Argument en the res
olution was continued at length
and Mr. Haskell offered as a substitute
that tbe bill be referred te a conference
committee, and that the constitutional
question be confided te the committee,
which shall submit its findings te the
Heuse.
Tbe Ilonne Committee's lrlii;il Sleeting
The llouse committee of military affairs
held its final meeting te-day. Among
the bills left unreperted are the Grant
retirement bill and the bill te restore Gen.
Fitz Jehn Perter.
Capt. Ramftay's Action Approved.
Secretary Chandler has approved the ac
tion taken by Capt. Ramsay in the recent
troubles with the cadets at the Annapolis
nav.il ac.demy. Capt. Ramsay submitted
the names of the three cadets who declined
te apolegizo te uim for their conduct te
the secretary, who reterrcd the matter
back te Capt. Ramsay, giving him au
thority te excuse any further discipline
necessary, and te make any suggestions
or recommendations he might think ad ad
visable te the department.
Dail Fixed ler Dishonest Detectives.
In the criminal court this morning
3 udge Wylie fixed the bail iu the case of
Private Detcctive Charles E. Flinders and
ex-Police Detective Jehn M. Coomes, in
dicted en yesterday for receiving stolen
property, at $2,500 and $1,000, respective
ly. Bends wcre promptly furnished. The
ether persons indicted yesterday ha70 net
yet been arrested.
STATE LEGISLATION.
Progress of Affairs at HarrlBburg.
Special Dispatch te the Iiitelligescer.
Habkisburg, Pa., Feb. 27. An hour
was occupied in the Sonate te-day iu the
presentation of a petition in favor of the
prohibitory constitutional amendment and
ether measures befere the Legislature,
among them the bill te continue the
soldiers' erphaus school system. The. fol
lowing bills wcre introduced : "Watres, ex
empting bequests te benevolent institutions
from collateral inheritance tar ; Agnew,
proposing an amendment te the constitu
tion, increasing the number of supreme
court judges from 9 te 11, and providing
that the court shall it iu divisions, a
division te be constituted of net les3 than
three nor mero than five judges, The state
beard of health bill was dcfeatcd,rcceiving
but 22 votes, four less than required te
pass it finally.
Petitions were presented from Ful
ton, Drumere, Little Britain, Millersville,
Conestoga Centre and Mt. Jey, in favor of
the prohibitory constitutional amendment.
Twe petitions were presented from Col
umbia for a continuation of the soldiers'
orphans school system.
Tlie Heuse Proceedings
In the Heuse nines' personal liability
bill was amended by striking out the pro pre
vision requiring that suits be brought
within six months after injuries shall have
been sustained, after which it passed third
reading. The bill for the protection of far'
mersandownersof cattle, etc., along the
lines of railroads passed en second reading.
Coxe's Senate concurrent resolution for
an investigation into the soldiers' orphans
school was concurred in. The bill te pro
vide for the care and treatment of the
insane was passed en third reading ; simi
lar action was taken en the bill te prohibit
the receiving aud detaining of children in
almshouses.
The bill authorizing councils in Phila
delphia te issue subpoenas and take testi
mony concerning the management and
accounts of the city departments was
passed finally.
A Disastrous Sleigh Ride.
Hawley, Pa., Feb. 27. A sleighing
party of thirty-two prominent Germans,
ladies and gentlemen of this place, riding
in open sleigh last night, slid off the icy
read half a mile Irem town; into the
empty bed of the canal, a distance of forty
feet. All of them were injured mere or
less, and six of them seriously. Reinhard
"Wary, a merchant, died of his injuries this
morning.
Cleveland Steve Works Burned.
Cleveland, Feb. 27. Early this morn
ing tbe greatest part of the stove works
of Myers, Osberne & Ce. were destroyed
by a fire of unknown origin. Incendiarism
is suspected because for months past tbe
strikers, whose places been filled by non
union men, had been troublesome. The
total les3 is $10,000 ; fully insured.
VcV.ern Manufacturers Suspend.
Seuth Bend, 111., Feb. 27. Lucius
Clark & Ce., paper manufacturers here,
havosuspended. Their mill is one of tbe
largest in the West. "Ne statement of
assets or liabilities has yet been made.
tmmruMi
JnanCncftl J-
e-gp"-jissQppR
atWi
briarl
ackrk; H'
has oenfeMcd.
r -k--L..
5y r
T .-!?.,. , n
-r-rnst -zzH
'?is
Uew Yerk. Feb, 27.'
- :.
ice ever the maauw of the
Esther Jewell, widow of tk
Governer Marshall Jewell, wen.
mernimr at the resideeea of her
law, Arthur M. Dedge. Thefeevjr
removed by a Bpecial -trans te
where the final services will klMLi
--W
J5T
WEATHER lltuIOATIO;
jM,
Washington. Feb. 27. Fer
Atlantic states, fair weather hrialc-
northwest and southwest wwdt,
followed by falling barometer tmA
warmer weather en Wednesday.
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MAKKM1S.
S ZSEJttTVES?
atm a taw ama i v tyr
nest cssbwmbAj fcr HHIl jb
na-arresssaaaK
- .- . "-j
mmr
swss esjaK -i j.
Batswsv,;
JnLlFI
r ijsvr
: r-aft,w
rhlindelpbla MarkM. W
PHu.iDai.rHiA, Feb. 27. Fleat quiet aaSrv-
steady; superfine, xs 7si; exwa,vi;w;r3;
i fi Pnnn'a Fnmllv. 15 UaSSL -&..&&
'mmt
Rye flour at jlQl 1.'.
Cern steady for Inquiry; Steamer, 5Ur
Yellow and Mixed, tSc ; Se, 3 mixed a4 TeH
low, 63c , $
uats stcauy.
llvn amnH at. 71V.
Previsions firm ; fair jobbing dcmswd. ,
Lard firm.
Butter quiet: quality mostly below
and net wanted.
nulla nun. -avJ'i
Eggs firm .mere demand ; Penn'a 91c rwesr3KC
crn,ajsc. - .r-
uuecse quiet due urui.. - r.wSs
Petroleum dull ; Refined, 7?i7c -,J"r
w niay at si is vj j
m i , v
tfAw Vn.fr tMmmmrm ,jj
Naw Yeu, Feb. 27. Fleur State and Wesafc-Sj
At-n riiill nnfi nrlftMi nllfrhtlv In teavaMpTtiAi.?
faver: Sunerflne State, ti 70 3 98: Xxtm-stfl ":
de, $3 '9504 SO; Choice de, St 387 "-i-Ti "
Fancy de,7 10O723: Keund Heep eaw. file jff
$J703 90; Common toGeod JCxtra de Mrf?
4 50; Choice de, $4 60O7 ;. Choice WWte WkS)4J
tin ST. 5.1JS7 (VI Senthfit-n (inlet Md tew' VI !y.-,
common te fair extra, $1 S3e)5 40; geed -&
choice, jyseajss - .. .,, ?$,-
Wheat firm and nrlces without ImpinriMV &
chance; trade quiet: Ne. I White, IIJJVi..,S
01 24K; le May, si HQl 25J4; de Jeb 4,&
Cern iMc better and quiet ; Mixed West'
cm spot, eedTic. luture, 7171c
Oats ii&Me better ; State. C0353c; Westers,
4954c; Me. 2 March, 51c; April, MJiO;
May, 5l52c ; June, 51V051?ic; July, 890.
Western Grata Market.
Milwaukee. Fleur in lair demand.
Wheat steady; Ne. 2 Milwaukee, hard, II 2S ;
de sett, cash. $1 M ; February. SI O&i ; MareB,
$1 u; ; April. $1(8; May, $1 13?f ; Ne. 3 Mil
waukee, 89c; Ne. 4 de 75c.
Cern lewer: Ne. i atWJJic.
Oata were easier ; Ne. 2, 39ic ; White, at
42J3c.
Rye weak and lower ; .Ne. 1 at 61c ; Ne. 9 at
50c Barley easier : Ne. 2 Spring nominal ; Ne. 3
Spring', extra, 5lc.
Ll?9 Stock Market.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts, 281 head;
market slew, aud prices 10315c off from last
Monday's.
Hegg Receipts. G.s:., head : market slew
Philadelphia. $7 cow 70; Baltlmerea, 171
07 40 ; Yorkers, $7 1537 30.
snecp Receipts, is.oeo head ; very slew aaa
"c lower than last week's.
Chicago Hers Receipts, 10,000 need; snip .wJH
ip.nts. a.MO head : market brisk and stremr - ?.-P
men ta. 3.500 head : market brisk and strenfr
nrices 5)10u blfthr ; mixed. C 2506 93 ; taeevr
$7 15g7 GO ; light, 2597 1)0 ; skips, SI 40SS24.
Cattle Receipt. 4.50) bead; shipments
1,830 head ; demand brisk : experts, t) 75SJ4 W;
troed te choice shipping-, fa laas 63 ; common
te fair. Si 4Q5 10; mixed nntcners mere:
mere active and stronger at $3 43fl4 65 ; ntook nteok ntoek
ers and feeders slew and weak at S3 1904 79,
Sheep Receipts. 3,600 head ; market dull and
oversteoked; trade very slew; prices 1S9BS
lewer ; common te fair at $394 ; medhua te -geed
at si 20175; choice, $59590 ; prime te
fancy,$575QG20.
I'hlladelpnia cattle Market. - -ISi-J
Monday, Feb. 2C. Tne arrivals of live stecaTVfej-!
at tne i uuaueipum block yurus were ;
Fer the wees Beeves. 2,938 bead; SBeee.t
12,000 ; hogs. 2.S00. Previous week beef, 2138a.
head ; sheep, S.C00; hogs, 3,500.
B-et cattle were active and prices advanced
14c H lb, and at neon te-day tbe yard was com
nletelv sold out.
m We quote as fellows : . .,
Extra. 6H&VAC : Geed. 6X06XC : Medina. Vtl
0 Oje ; Common, WAQtyie : fat cows, 44SJc." v ?E!
Milch Cmv were dull at S30a70. n.
Sheep were in demand
nathv with the Western
I and prices, la sym- -, ySgj
i market, advanced Jj J&f
itances e mere waa 7,g$rJ
n lh. nnd In seme instances
paid. The butchers claim they cannot staad.
any mere auvancc. as iney cannot iuw
prices of meat. Lambs and Calves were also
active and higher.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, 63407c ; Geed, 6S6jJc ; Fair, OeJgic;
Common, 5ffl5&c ; Culls, 44JiC ; Lambs. 50K;
Veal Calves, 79c.
Hogs were inactive, as usual during tne Lea
ten season, although rates were unchanged.
We quote fw lollews :
Extra, 10J410c ; Geed, 9&310c ; Medium,
09Xc
SAL-Z3 OV BKEV&1 AT THK WBST TBXLADtlrMJA
STOCK YABD8.
Martin Fuller & Ce., 411 Western, wholesale
caGKc.
a . -T. Rhrlstv. 53 Western BMnic V.
,. .A.rHAn emi nTaa.A.. VSMC7. - !li&.
James Clcmsen. 22 Chester cennty and Lsac." j;js.'
ce.,C7Jc. J?&&
ecnamucrg a jtuiu. jeu usiefu, uamiv,,
Cows anu uuus, wec. m mtHZV-
G Schamberg A Ce.. 190 Western, 7a.
Levi Lowensiein vj wesiern.
is:iae AUer. 77 Western. 5e
n.8
;
id P
mme.
iC.
H. Chain, jr., 35 W. Va. and
eaaa mixa;-?-c'i':
n ..?r -... . .am. Kiiuj
uwen mun,t esmru, uvc. 5S
Daniel Smyth ft Bre, 125 Wc8tera,5f e)S. yg
Tlennla Hmvth. CO Pa. and Va.. Sa)Ke. - V ..&!-
"w . ,- i" ..,.,.. . -nt m i .M.".-V.
ijOWOUSicin cc ucuureu, w ninna, wf
Bachman & Levi. 80 Western and
co. atsuc fi
Bi. Levi, le western, uwaa
.James auu, ie wesH3in,e(B.c. r
n. Chair. 16 Lancaster co.. cewsi4K.
James Eustace, 'O Lancaster CO.. 7fe.
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