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LANCASTER DAELY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1883.
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A rATAr. ACCIUENT.
Trrrlbl ml! at the ilnbrue.
A terrible accident, occurred at the new
almshouse between 8 and 9 o'clock this
morning in which Charles Rrsb, aged be
tween S3 and GO year?, came te his death.
The deceased had been an inmate of the
almshouse for about twelve years
and worked at carpentering there.
In February he received a pension
and it was his intention te go te house
keeping in the city, with his wife and one
child, te day. He had a stove in
the third story . of the building,
and, with several ether men at
the above hour, lie went up for the
purpose of lowering it te the basement.
The stove had just been placed en the ele
vator, and he was standing beside it when
the rope suddenly broke and the platform
descended te the basement, a distance of
almost forty feet, carrying both with it.
The man was dead when found and the
stove was broken te atoms. He had but
a few slight marks en the sides of his
neck, and no bones were broken. The
bleed flowed freely from his nose and
month. Corener Sniffer empanelled a jury
consisting of Uee. W. Hunter, William
Powell, Jeseph C. Snyder, Wm. Schaub,
T. F. McEllieett and Harry H. Hensel.
They viewed the body and then took a
leek at the elevator. The rope used upon
it is about an inch and a quarter in thick
ness and appeared te be in geed condition,
except at the place where it was tern.
There it looked very much as though it had
been cut with a sharp knife. The elevator
was used last en Friday and Mr. Breck
has been in the habit of carrying
heavier leads with it than that of
te-day. After hearing" the testimony,
the jury rendered their verdict, which was
that the deceased came te his death by
the fall of the elevator upon which he was
standing, and in their opiuien the rope
had been cut.
The deceased had tented a small house
from Jehn Schleieh and when the accident
occurred he had a wagon at the building,
iu which he intended te haul in the goods
he had there. His funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon from St. Antheny's
church.
ReiiKlily Handled.
This afternoon Charles G. Fisher aud
Michael Flear, both of whom were in
toxicated, get, into a quairel en
Neith Queen street near the depet.
FiMier knocked Flear down and beat
him iu a shameful manner. Officer Burns
arrested both of them aud locked tlieni
up. Flear is quite an old man and his in
juries are se serious that a doctor was
hastily summoned te attend him.
Hctldlbra Ceut.
A letter addressed te Jeseph Kong Keng
macker, Ephrata, is held at. the pest office
for want of a proper stamp. The writer
of the letter pasted a two cent instead of
a three-cent stamp en the envelope, and it
is u. g. till the 1st of July.
Ceuilug-Over.
The Yerk medical society last evening
accepted an iuvitatien te attend the meet
ing of the Lancaster society in this city
te morrow, and as many members as pos
sible of the Yerk association will be ever
at 1 p. m.
Died Frem tils Injuries.
Jeseph Deaner, the old man who had
his arm cut off en Thursday last, near
Ilauck's mill, by fulliug against a circular"
.s.iw at which he was working, died yester
day morning from the injuries sustained.
.Stock All Taken.
The entire amount of stock of the East
ern market company has been taken,
($50,000), and the company will break
ground for the crectieu of the building
about the first of May.
Spring 1'aruHelH
J. Rese & Sen, Ne. 11 North Queen siieet
lias new open and ready ler sale the largest
and most complete assortment of Parasols yet
shown this reason iu thlu or any othercity
censlKting et all the latest. Trench and Eng
lish novelties, mourning Parasols trimmed
with and without crepe; French styles with
long stick and and ferrule that can he
used for u walking cane; English parasols
neatly trimmed iu laces of all grades. The
most attract! vels their own design, trimmed
in peacock leathcis; ctea ti and black satin,
trimmed In Spanish lace. Alse an endless
variety of children's parasols together with
a large stock et umbrella. The parasol de
partment Is replete with everything new and
desirahl-, forming the richest and most ele
gant dl play thHt home skill can ireluee.
Their prices will, as u-ual, be very low, con
sidering the high grade or goods.
Auiuseineiitg.
Archdeacon Kirby'x Lecture. 'Vim venerable
Aichdcicen Kliby will IccUire in Fulton
epei-a house Tuesday evening, April Hitli, en
the subject, "Lite in the Arctic regions." The
archdeacon has lived as a missionary 97 years
ax.ongtliepeen:o el the Arctic regions, and
in that time gained valuable information re
garding (he country and people. Illslectuie
win be an exceedingly interesting and in
structive encand should be well attended.
" i'evnir Mrs. M'inthrep." Te-morrow even
ing in Fulton opera housetUc Madisen S quare
theatre combination will present this new
but popular play, and there Is every indica
tion et a big audience being present. The
play has been wonderfully successful wher
ever geed plays are appreciated, aud it has
received the universal enriniscmcnl et the
press as cite of the leading domestic dramas
et tt.e day.
The JJ7e:k'ci. This evening the Hibernian
blendis make tluir Hint apearante here
Sullivan ft Gaylerd are the mana
gers, a1"! tliey have gathered about them a
stren "empany, the majority et whom are
ladles. A number or variety people of well
known r.MUty will be introduced. The troupe
nppc-ircd in Heading last evening te a large
house. )u Its notice the Times et this morn
ing says : " The presented an attractive line
or varieties, ler the most part fresh and very
laughable. Stable Stanten and her corps of
female nrt isles in ' evening dress," were
seated en long rope swings during the llrst
act and swayed, pendulum loshien, lrem slde
te side. They appeared alterward in songs,
clogs and fancy dances."
Concert. Thuisday cvcnliijg a concert will
be given In &t. Jehn's Uciman Itefermed
church ler the benefit et the Yeng People's
irgan society. 1 he college orchestra will tur
nlsli instrumental music, and Mrs. Hunter
and Mr. Prcssinger will render soine of their
fine soles. An enjoyable evening will be had.
HfKVIAl. MUT1VH8.
Expressions of gratitude en the partet the
public are always impressive aud solemn. It
is pleasant te knew that the people are justly
praising the merits of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup,
a sale remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
croup and sore-threat.
Skill i tee WoBKsner. Te de geed work
the mechanic must have geed health. If long
hours ei confinement In close rooms have en
lecbled his hand or dimmed his sight, let him
at once and befere seme organic trouble
appears, take plenty et Hep Bitters. His sys
tem will be rejuvenated, his nerve strength
ened, his sight become clear, and the whole
constitution be built up te a higher working
condition. mar22.16teed
SiLEjjcBD Quicrxt. A distressing Cough, by
Hale's Heney of Uorhennd and Tar ? Pike's
Toothache Dreps cure in en minute.
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Teung maiden if you'd beast these charms
That win a lever te one's arms,
And that may never let him go,
'Twill be threugu SOZODONT whose peweis
Gives te the breath the balm et flowers,
And leaves the teeth as while as snow.
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Fer Thick Head',
Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions, " Walls'
May Apple Pills" anU-bUleus, cathartic: 13
" Dr. Bensen's Celery aud ChameinUe Pills
for the cure et Neuralgia are a success." Dr.
G. P. Helman, Cbrisiianburg. Va. 50 CU. at
druggists.
" I'm happy te say Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure
has cured my Eczema of the scalp, of four years
standing." J we. A. Andrews, Att'y at Law,
Ashton, ill. $, at druggists. Endorsed by
pliyslclaDs.
The foolish reject, the wise accept ; read the
advertiHement of bimruens l.lver Regulator.
Ge te H. it. Cecnran's drug store ler Mrs"
Freeman's New National Dyes. Fer bright
nessand durability et color, are unequaled.
Celer from 2 te 6 pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price, 15 cents.
Take three times a day. enlv ; see the ad ver
tlsemcnt et Simmons Liver Regulator.
W Dresses, cieaiw, coats, stockings and all
garments can be colored successfnlly with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors only 10c.
The most popular and fragrant Petlnmeef
the day H ACKMETACK." Try It. Sold by
U. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 1SB
North Queen street feb-eed8
Samuel Able, Wrlghtsvllle, Pa., says: "1
suffered from pains !n my chest and Indiges
tion, anil Brown's Iren Bitters relieved me."
Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street- a?-lwdftw
A Cengii, coin or were -lareat sneum op
tepjeti. Neglect treqnenuy results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brewn'b bronchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act dlieetlyen the Inflamed parte, allaying
Irritation, givn relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Treublep
which Singers and PubllcBpenknrs are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give pertect aatlstaetien.
Having beun tested by wide ami constant use
for nearly un entire generation, they have at
tained we). .ueriUui rank among the tow staple
remedies of the age. sold at 2T. cente a box
everywhere mv-lvilTThAFAlvw
Celeur's Liquid Beet Tonic is admirably
adnptcd f r females In delicate health. Col Cel
den's; no ether. OI druggists.
a?-lwdoed&w
-PlainTalkfkemdr Swaykk Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every ene can tell whether he Is thus
aflllcted by observing the following symp symp
eoms: Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. It seems as It pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
allected. The mere you scratch the worse the
Itching. Knewing that my ointment is super
ior te any article In tin market, J guarantee it
te cure the worst case et itching piles in exist
ence. Signed, H.SWAVNE, M. D.
Dr. Swaync's Ointment. Is alseaplcasant and
effective euro ter tetter, Itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, barber's itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, Itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for 50 cts.
(In 3c. stamps), 3 boxes. $1.25. Address, Dr.
Swayne &. Sen, Philadelphia, Pa.
eetM-l ydTu.Th&S w
jiew te becure Health,
t seems strange that anv one will suffer
lrem the many derangements brought en by
an Impure condition el the bleed, when SCO
VILL'SSARSAPABILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or IILOOD AND LIVER SYItUP will restore
perfect health te the physical organization. It
is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, aid has proven itself te be thn lMat
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, eflcet
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness el the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bil.
Ions complaints and all diseases indicating an
Impure condition et the Bleed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects ind!
gestien. A single bottle will prove te you its
met its as a health renewer, ler It ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint is
ei an exhaustive natiire, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and tier
veus system.
.. aKR'H iMIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and beast- Fer use externally and inter
nally. BED HOUSE POWDERS euro all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
I-iveSteck. A POSITIVE CUKE. mayJ4-2
Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store 137
North Queen stroet
Tld nits.
Samples tree at Grocers. JI.
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia.
A Bautlett &
112-2Gtd&4lw
In Het Water.
Orpha M. Hedge, Battle Creek,Mlch.,wiltes:
"1 upset a tea-kettle of boiling het water en
my hand. I at once applied Themas' Kclec
tric Oil, and the effect was te immediately
allay the pain. I was cured in three davs."
Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Ouecu tdrce.
Mutual-! .iieriifirHU Aiotnerau
Are you disturbed at night and broken et
your rest by aslc't child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting tenth ? H
se, go at once and get a bottle ei MRS. W1N
cLOW'S SOOTHING SYP.UP It will relieve
the peer little sutlerer immediately depend
upon it : thore Is no mistake about lu There
Is net a mother en earth wne has ever used It,
who will net tell you at once that it will regu
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother
and relief and health te the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly sate te use in all
cases, aryt pleasant te the taste, and is the
prescription of ene et the eldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
uv2-ly-M.WA8Aw
itrewn'fl Monseneld JPanacctt
Is the most effective aln Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
externally,and thereby mere certainly rellev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and It Is warranted double the
strennlli et anv similar preparation. It cures
pain In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and all aehss, and Is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "Brown's
Houbkhemj Pakacj-a" should be In every
family. A teaspoentul of the Panacea in a
tumbler el het water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at bed tlme will brbak vr a cold. 25 cts
bottle febll-lvdM.W4S&w
nenry'" Carbolic Halve.
The best Salve in the world for cuts.brulscs
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve Is
guaranteed te give perfect satisfaction In
every oase or money refunded. Be sure you
getllENRT's Carbolic Salts, as all ethers are
but imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drhg
store. 137 North Queen street my2t)-4
KKSCUKJl JfKOM DEATH.
The tollewingstatemontof William J. Cough
in, et Semervlllc, Mass., is se remarkable that
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
crs. He says : "In thg lull et 187GI was taken
with a violent bleeding ei the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te leso my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at ene time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer et 1877 1 wasadmittcd te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a bole in
my leltlung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
ic! nes. 1 was se iar gene at one time a report
went around that 1 was dead. 1 gave up hope
but a friend told me ei DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I
get a br ttle te satisfy them, when te my sur sur
prisea d gratification, I commenced te feel
better My hope, ence dead, began te revive,
and te -lay I leel ip better spirits than I have
the past three years.
" I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that every ene aflllcted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOB. THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. I
have taken two bottle and can positively say
that it has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and I shall seen be able te go te work.'
Sold bv H. H. Cochran. 187 North Queen street
VXA.TBB.
UABERDIELAprU 2, 1841. in this city,
Frederick Gaberdiel, In the eighteenth yea. et
his age,
"The relatives and friends ei the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the tuneral
lrem the residence of his guardian. Henrv
NJBW AltVmVIlSXMKXT.
OIGR OF THE BIO BOOK.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
BLANK EOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LARGE ASSORTMENT! LOW PRICES !
QUARTO FAMILY BIBLES! BOOKS AT MARKED DOWN PRICES!
ESTAt the Sign of the Big Boek.
e
ENINU OF
M. A. HOUGHTON'S
NBW
NEW LINE OF MILLENEHY GOODS.
All the Latest Styles of FINE MILLINERY G00D3 received daily and sold
at the LOWEST PIUCES at
M, A. HOUGHTON'S,
Ne: 105 West King Street.
OPPOSITE STEVEN'S HOUSE, LANCASTER.
afternoon at two o'clock. Interment at Lan- ,
caster cemetery.
Kahck April 2. 188:1, in New Helland, Bertha
Virginia, daughter of Gee. II. and Lizzie
Ranck, aged 7 yeais 6 months and 1 day.
The relatives and friends el the family are
invited te attend the funeral en Thuisday
morning at I0 o'clock. 2td
Wilkv. April 2. 1883, in this city, Charles W.
Wilev, in the 42d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of th'j family nre
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from his late residence, .'ill West Marlen street,
en Wednesday afterni.en at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
Hawman. On Tuesday morning. In this city,
llfiiiiimln S., bon et William D. and Missouri
Hawman, in the 17th year of his age.
The funeral will take place lrem hl- parents'
residence, Ne. 328 East Chestnut street, en
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at. Lancaster cemetery. a-2t
NMW AJ)rjiTISMUATS.
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AMTCII AT TU IS KXUHANOK HOTEL'
East King street, an assistant Cook.
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ANTI;U lO OK 12 UOI) HOUSK-
CARPENTEKS. Apply for two days at
513 West chestnut street.
It
ll. EHR1SMAN.
fl'WII SJ1AL1, HANII-IUAUK HAVANA
1 clears, clear Havana fillers, for 5 cts., at
HARTMAN'S YKI.LeW FRONT CIGAR
"TORE.
Dlt. J. K. SHUCK HAS KKilUlV.!) TO NO.
332 NORTH QUEEN STREliT.
Ofllce Heurs: Until 8 a. in. ; 12 te 1 p. m. ;
6 te 7 p. m. mSl-3td
ITU H 81
. 15 1
48T-UL.AS4 PENNSYLVANIA U1UAKM
for 25 cts. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIUAR
STORE.
170R RKNT.-THK STOKK KOOM, NO. 35
. North Queen street, new occupied by
Ames Ringwalt. Apply te
1HOS.E. FRANK MN.
feb7.8.9.10eedttd Ne. 120 East King St.
OKtclL.I.AKU'8 KKHKVUA TOIiAUUO
j only 10 cents per plug at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
SI ORE.
C- OOO OlttL. WANTED TO OO GKNKKAL
T housework In a small family. Must come
well recommended.
Address .1 . R. F.,
IMTKL-
LIQENCER Ofllce.
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lOMOKKT A-U KNTKKTA1NM1SNT OK
j Thursday night at St. Jehn's German Ke-
lernied Church for inn eeneni ei uie ieung
People's Oixan Society. Admission, 15 cents ;
children under It vears, 10 cents. a"!-2t
"TLl.HH A. II Kit K & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance Office
REMOVED TO
NO. 108 BAST KING STREET.
(Opposite Leepard Ilotel.)
RELIABLE INSURANCE AT LOWEST
RATES.
macSl-lmd
PUBLIC SAI.r.-ON MuNUAf, AI'KIt 9,
at the Keystone hotel, a one-story brick
dwelling. Ne. 331, and a two-story brick
dwelling. Ne. 330, both situated and adjoining
each ether en the west side et North Mulberry
between Walnut and Leuien streets. The
one-3tery fronts 12 feet, mere or les, and the
two-story fronts 20 feet, mere or less, and let
245 ti et te Concord, alley.
Sale At 7 o'clock. Pose-sslen given right
aft-rsale. hARAH A. M1LL.EU.
IIknuv SnuiiK.r.T, Auct. a3-lwd
NOl'lCB. - AMPLICATION WILL BE
made te the Governer et the Common
wealth ler a Charter incorporating the Farm
ers' Western Market Company, et Lancaster
city. Pa., under the previsions et the Act of
Assembly, entitled " An Act te provide for
the Incorporation and regulation et certain
corporations," approved the 29th day et April,
A D. 1S74. the charter and object et which
corporation shall be the establishment and
maintenance et a Market Heuse In the city et
Lancaster. B. C. K READY',
n3-3tdTu&3lw Solicitor ler Applicants.
N'
OT1CB IS HEKEItY H1YKN THAT THE
partnership lately subsisting between A.
J. Haiberger, It. C. McCulIy and H. W. Har
berger, of Lancaster, Pa., under the firm name
et Uarberger, McCullcy & Ce.. was dissolved
December 3 1882, by mutual consent.
All debts due te said partnership are t be
paid te any of said partneis at their late place
of business. Ne. 30 West Chestnut street and
all demands en said partnership te be pre
sented ter payment.
ALEX. J. HARBERGE3,
R. C. McUULLEY,
lld&w H. W. HARIIERGER.
NOTICK. APPLICATION WILL BE
made te the governor et this common
wealth for a charter Incorporating the East
ern Market Heuse Company et Lancaster City,
l'a, under the previsions of the Act et Assem
bly entitled " An Act te provide for the incor incer incor
peiatlon and regulation or certain corpora
tions." approved the 20th day et April, A. D.,
1S74 the character and objectef whleh corpor
ation shall be the establishment and mainte
nance et a market house.
D. P. KOSEN MILLER,
Attorney for Applicants.
Lancaster, Pa March lt, 1883.
inarl9-ltdeaw
XJTILLIAMSON
(ObTEK.
R. DUNLAP & CO.'S
FINE HATS.
The demand for these justly Celebrated Hats
have exceeded our expectations se much that
we have been obliged te devote part of the
space allotted te Hats ler the exclusive pur
pose et showing these very handsome goods.
We have everything in perfect readiness Ter
the Spring season, therefore our customers
will net only find the usual number et ac
ceptable styles, but a larger asEertincnt than
ever of the very latest Fashions in HATS and
CAPS at prices that seem te have reached the
very lowest limit, and we knew it would be
advantageous for purchasers te call and ex
amine our selection. In addition te DUN
LAP'S and STETSON'S FINE HATS we have
an endlcs3 variety of all styles and qualities
ter MKN, BOYS and CHILDItEN'S at prices
far below the average.
CLOTHING, TRUNKS, VALISES, NECK
WEAR, RUBBER CLOTHING and OILSKIN
COAT3 and TANTS FOR FISHERMEN.
arWe are prepared with a COMPLETE
STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES for all who
need them.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
Nes. 34, 36 & 38 East King St,
8TORB.
NJutV ADt .tlJJ31ICNVt.
TV JAMES K. bAKRK HAS KKMOVKD
XJ his efllce from 28 Seuth
nke street, te
the southeast
streets.
erner el
Orange ana Lime
m3I-lwd
THIS IlKsT 50. VIOlK IN THE CITY, 11A
yuna or Yara fillers, at
UARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
FOK F1UC imsuun;k
GO TO
BATJSMAN & BURN?,
Insurance Agents., Ne. 10 West Oiauge Street.
mar28C:dR
B.
rKANK bAYLUB
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLKUY OF PHOTOGRAPH!
-TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
. 99" Exactly opppnlte the Old Stand.
rfctii.6,dAwR
I U9T RECEIVED.
PHILIPPE, CADEAW&FILX
FINEST FRENCH PEAS,
SELLING AT 25b. A CAN.
REMEMBER, Our Lancaster County
EARLY JUNU PEAS,
at i:oe. a am. These give satisfaction. And
MARROW PAT PEAS.
JUST RECEIVED :
FINE OLIVE OILS. MUSHROOMS, QUEEN
OLIVES, DURREE'S SALAD DRESS
ING. Alie, a tine line of bottled
PICKLES and SAUCES.
Our SHAKER CORN at 12c. a quint is con
sidered cheap.
FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR.
Levan'sBest, Minnesota, Greirs (Willow St.
Mills) Best, anit Choice Manhcltn Pat
ent Heller Pxoeess, AAA BBand
Fleur et the entire wheat.
At BURSK'S,
?-17 East King Street.
T B. n.0.4TJKTJLKKSON.
JUL
With line weather come the wants et men
et CLOTHING, and the question where te
buy.
We have spated neither time nor money te
get the best Workmen.
The CUTTER is the most impeitant. A
simple trial Is nil w e ask.
Our Stock of PIECE GOODS contains all the
Late and Popular Shades.
THE GOODS ARE TH3 FINEST,
THE PRICES THE LOWEST.
D. B. lestetter & Sen,
Merchant 3'aiiers and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
JCNTJSKTJUJiMlSNTH.
-.
FULTON OI'KKA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL
3.
AMERICAM GRAND SENSATION.
SULLIVAN & (UYLOR'S
FEMALE MASTODONS.
C. S. SULLIVAN, Manager.
THE GKANDEST FEMALE ORG ANIZA TION
TRAVELING.
Presenting Everything
FRESH, ANIMATED.
8PARKL11NG, MIRTHFUL.
TICKLISH, INVITING.
Full et Delicious Nonsense. Delightful Situ
ations. Spicy Bon-Rens. Charming
Music. Magnificent Costumes.
Appropriate Appointments.
Appearance of
10. BEAUTIFUL MAIDENS. 16.
1NEVENING DRESS.
Magnificent Orchestra and Brass Band. Mak
ing Street Pamrle Dally at 11:80.
ADM 1 -WON 35. 60A 75 CUNTS.
RKSERVED SEATS .'......TSCESTS.
Ir or (sale as Opera Housu Offleu. uu(J-4t
Tpl.TO OPJSKA ItOUSK.
1TEUXESUAY EVENING, AL'BIL 4.
THE
Madisen Square Theatre Company
-IN-
ToungIrs.Wintlirep.
A Demestic Leve Story. Beautifully Told,
Splendidly Acted.
A PURE DOMESTIC DRAMA.
AN EXCELLENT CAST OF CHARACTERS
The play will be presented with scenery
modeled utter the famous Madisen Square
Theatre Setting.
Beats Secured at Opera Heuse.
Saturday.
Sale open
ADMISSION
RESERVED SEATS..
mar30-5t
.75, 60 4 3i CENTS
..75 CENTS
TyH'r reKUET
Ten. Archdeacon Kirby's Lecture,
On his 27 years el Missionary life in the Arctic
regions.
THE MOST INTERESTING AND ENTER
TAINING LECTURE OF THE SEASON.
Te be he'd under the auspices of the
Yeung Men's Association of St.
Jehn's Free Church.
Chart open ler Reserved Seats at FonDer FenDer
smith's bookstore. East King street, WED
NES DAY, APRIL 4. Ne extra charge for Re
served Seats.
Fulton Opera Heuse, today. April 10.
SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIb 3, 1803.
STATE LEGISLATION.
THE PKOCKKU1NGS AT HAKRlSBURU.
Mills Passed, Defeated and Otberwiae
X)i9.
peeed el Bleasures Which Merit
Public Attention.
Special Dispatch te the lJrrErxieEncxK.
Harrisburg, April 3. In the Heuse
this morning the following bills were in
troduced : Buttermere, et Fayette, te
repeal an act creatine the beard of chari
ties ; Morrison, of Allegheny, authorizing
corporations formed for the purpose of
purchasing and selling real estate te in
crease their indebtedness The bill provid
ing for the closing of schools during the
convention of the county institute except
in Philadelphia was defeated ou final pas
sage. The bill for the better protection
of the wages of servant girls, washer
women, clerks and ethers passad finally.
The bill enabling tax collectors te
collect taxes for the payment of
which they have become personally lia
ble without having collected the same
passed finally. The bill fixing the
daily pay of witnesses except iu
first, second, and third class cities at one
dollar was defeated. The bill providing
that deer shall be killed only from Octo
ber te November 30th passed finally. The
bill providing for the
K..nDmf.
licensing
of bottlers of malt liquors was passed
after considerable discussion. The bill,
providing for the incorporation of com
panies which propose te engage iu the
business of floating and driving legs
passed fiually. The bill amending the act
te prevent cruelty te animals was modified
se as te give the right of appeal and laid
aside for third reading.
The following bills passed finally : au
thorizing commissioners of counties te
discharge from prison all persons confined
in jail without proceedings under the in
solvent law ; permitting the reduction of
the capital stock of certain corporations.
The bill te allow the state treasurer a
corporation clerk was defeated en final
passage; the vote was seen after reconsid
ered ; the Nichelson congressional appor
tionment bill was under consideration
when the Heuse adjourned.
The Senate was net in session.
J-IKK AT JtttiSKY SHORK
Threatening the Destruction of tte Village-
the Louses.
Williamsport, Pa., April 3. Fire
hi oke out iu Jersey Shere shortly before
2 o'clock this merninc iu a frame building
belonging te T. & J. G. Calvert, furniture
dealers, which at one time threatened the
destruction of the whole town. The flames
however, were Anally confined te eight
buildings, G brick and 2 frame. Engines
were sent from Williamsport, Leck Haven,
but arrived tee late te be of assistance.
The origin of the fire is net known. The
less is estimated at from $75,000 te $85,000,
the principal lesers being as fellows : T. &
J.O.Calvert, furniture, $1,200; Jeseph
Kloesner, jewelry, $15,000 ; Mrs. C. Key
ser, restaurant and dwelling, $4,000 :
Stever & Deutter's building $8, 000;Michaei
Stiner.building and tailor shop $3,000 ;
Mrs. Durell and Mrs. Petter, double build
ing, $10,000 ; T. C. Dincler, dry goods
and furniture, $7,000 ; Miss C. Harris,
millinery, $3,000; Odd Fellows' and
Masen's hall, $3,000 ; Kingeman's billiard
room, $3,000 ; ether parties lese from $100
te $1,500. 1 he insurance aggregates from
$35,000 te $40,000, but owing te the burn
ing et the records of the local insurance
agents the losses by the different compa
nies cannot be ascertained The posteince
was among the buildings destroyed.
m
RAILKOAD MATTKKS.
Tim Philadelphia & Heading Wlntt !U Suit.
Philadelphia, April 3. The suit of
the i;everutnent against the Philadelphia
& Heading railroad company ler $40,OGO
and interest since being five per cant, in
ternal revenue tax en the surplus earnings
for three years prier te 18G7, was decided
iu the United States district couttteday
in favor of the defendants, President
Gewen haviug produced a receipt from an
agent of the government for the money in
controversy.
Compelling the Caiupanlcfi teOlTe once of
Freight Advances.
St. Leuis, April 3 The Legislature
has passed a bill providing that no railroad
company in this state shall advance .the
freight rates without first giving 20 days
notice of the proposed change by posting
the new schedule iu three conspicuous
places of its freight and passenger depots.
The penalty for violating the law is $300.
THE KLKCTIOIVS
The KcbuK en Ueth Sides In Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, April 3. Unofficial returns
from all but ene precinct in this city
show that the Democrats have elected a
mayor, two judges of the superior court, a
member of the beard of public works,
'treasurer, city solicitor, a police court
judge, aud three members of the school
beard by majorities ranging from 100 te
4,200.
The Republicans elect a controller,
prosecuting attorney, police court judge,
director of city infirmary, wharf masters
and two members of the beard of educa
tion by majorities ranging from 200 te
2,900. The precinct yet te be heard from
may defeat Peck (Dem.) for judge of
superior court, and Springmeier (Dein.)
member of the beard of public works.
The Temperauce Ticket Successful fn High.
towe, Si. J.
Higutewn, N. J., April 3. At a char
ter election held here yesterday the whole
temporance ticket was elected by majori
ties ranging from 13 te 29. '
AFTEK THE INDIANS.
Following Thetn te Arizona.
Denver, Cel., April 3. A dispatch
from Separ, N. M , dated the 1st, says :
" Colonel Fersylhe followed the
Iudians from the Southern Pacific
railroad te the mountains in Arizona,
near Cottonweed springs. The Iudians
attacked a wagon containing ranchmen's
supplies and wounded two men, after
which they took te the hills, where the
seldiers were unable te fellow their track.
Cel. Feraythe will remain there several
days, scouting in the surrounding coun
try." IU1UH AFFAJKS.
A Mew Court of Appeals Asked Fer.
Londen, April 3. During yesterday's
debate in the Heuse of Commens Mr.
Parnell urged that further executions ia
Ireland should be suspended until the
court of criminal appeal has been put in
operation. The bill te establish this court
reached its second reading in Commens
yesterday.
Fourteen Horses Burned in a Livery Stable.
Bosten, April 3. The livery stable of
D. Y. Pope, at Hudsen, Mass., was burned
this morning. Fourteen out of twenty
seven horses were burned te death. Toe
insurance is about $5,500, which does net
cover the less.
The Spring in Ontario.
Mount Ferest, Ont., April 3. A train
en the Terente, Grey & Bruce railroad
reached here last night, the first since
March 5th. The snow is still deep here
aud there is fine sleighing.
Death of au Lx-aiayer.
Bobdentewn, N. J., April 3. Henry
Moffett, Democrat, ex-mayor of Burliug Burliug
ten, died in that city yesterday, aged 53
ears, lie was also au ex-member of the
Dry Goods Clerk ShH
St. Leuis, April 8. Albert Wing shot
and killed Jee Glenn, a dry goods clerk,
at 2 o'clock this raerninir, in a disreputa
ble house iu this city, in the presence of
Essie Davis, who came here from Ken
tucky with Wing a short time age, aud
bad bccemejmtimate with Glenn. Jealousy
was the cause.
The Hrlcklajers' Strike ued.
Chicago, April 3. The strike of the
bricklayers is practically ended; the em
ployers conceding the demands of their
workmen for $4 aud $4.50 per day.
WEATHER IXUIOATIONS.
Washington, April 3 Fer the Middle
Atlantic stateR. sliehtlv warmer fair
weather, westerly te southerly winds,
lower barometer.
31AKKB1S.
l'hl!ueljn:a Market.
lni.D3i.VEUA. Apiil 3. Fleur dull, steady :
Supernne, t'i Si&3 11 : extra, ti "5S1 25;
Penn'a Family, Jl 87G5 12.
Rye flour at $3 75.
Wheat dull and easier; Del. and la. Red,
l lfll 19K ; Ne. 1 Red and Amber, ?l Ql 25.
Cern steady, fair demauu.
Oats firmer; mere active ; Ne. 1 White. .'CQ
57c ; Ne. 2 de, G5c ; Ne. 3 de, 51 e; Ne. 2 uii.ed,
53c.
Rye nominal at 63070c.
Previsions tirui, fair demand.
Lard llrm.
Butter dull and weak: Pa. Creamery extra,
3132c ; Arsis, 25S2SC ; Western, 30c ; flrts,
23-S).!5e.
Rell- dull.
l.iB.r. 4-1 -.-.. -. ..!!. Aj-fc.l .li.iini - it m Itf.t n ?ai
I Sft3 llllliei Willi KUMU UVlliOUU. 1.-.I..M,
U . western, lSffil'.ie ; Southern, ISiSltc.
uueee nrm aim iairiv active.
Petroleum quiet : Refined, SSSJc.
Whisky scurceatf 120 .
New Yerk Market.
b yeAK, April 3. Fleur State and West
ern dull, heavy and In instances a shade
lower.
Wheat dull and heavy; i$Xc lower ; Ne.
1 Whttw, $111; Ne. 2 Red. April, $1 19Kl VP, ;
de May, l j;l -J2 : de June. $1 22).i;ttl22 15-Jti:
de July, 1 21 ; de Sept., $1 205.
Cem dull and J-Jc lower; Mixed West
ern spot. i:2'tC7Hc : de future, 6'S70c.
OutsJvc lusher ; State. 5157e ; Western,
535Sc; Ne. 2 April, 5JJfi54e ; May. saQXSJc :
June, 52ffia.'fc.
Western Crnln market.
Detkeit. Wheat dull: Ne. 1 White, fall
spot and April, fl 07H; May. 91 OJ'4 ; June,
91 11?C; Ne. 2 red, Winter. 9i H'K t Ne. 2 white
tall. !c; receipts, i:i,000 bus; shipments,
10,000 bus
Cern dull ; Ne. 2 at 55c.
"Peoria Cern was steady; high mixed et
.'OJSffi≤ miedat .'.e'ifl.Vtfic.
Oats wcic steady U'uiteat I5?jl5c.
Rye was quoted at ,v359c.
Llve stock market.
Cmc-Afie Hogs Receipts, S.CKO head : shli
menU), J,7tjOJ head ; demand lair, prices 5c
higher; uimlitv peer; mixed, 97 2i7 7i;
heavy, 97 03 Hi; light, 97 2:07 75; skips,
957.
Cattle Receipts, 5.0OD head ; shipments i.one
head; opened very brisk; early aales We
higher ; expert demand weak; genernl
market closed weak but steady : experts, $ 45
7; poed te choicer shipping, & 'JJSOje:
common te fair 95 303"; butchering in fair
demand ami steady ; common te lair at ii50
($:i 75 ; geed te choice, 9131 75 ; stockers and
txeders 93 3065 30.
Sheep Receipts. -1,000 head : shipments, 1,500
head : easier, demand less active ; quality only
fair ; common te fair at $3 WIS- 50 ; medium
te roeiI at Wiia ; choice te extra at ( 10G 75.
The Journal's cable advices report a decline
In the value et livestock at Liverpool; best
American Cattle aeld at 15'c yi If,, estimated
dead weight and best Sheep, lUe.
Kast JjinmtTT Cattle Receipts, 1.107 head ;
active and 15Js20c Uglier than closing prices
last week.
Hogs Receipts, 5.C35 head ; market active ;
Philadelphia, S 00&.3 20 ; Yorkers, 97 EOS'
7 70.
Sheep Receipts 6 OOH head ; market slew and
prices 23c oil lrem last week.
I'ldhidelpitlH cattle Maraec-
Mekiiat, April 2. The arrivals or llve
steclr ut. the Philadelphia stock yards were :
Fer the week Beeves, 2.1IXJ head ; sheep,
9,000; hogs..",MR
Pievleus week Reeves, 2,!!03 head ; sheep,
9.0C0 ; Hogs. 3,50J.
Beet eattle were in light supply and price-,
In consequence et the advance in the west,
weraa fr.iutieu higher. Butchers only bought
for immediate use, anil the inaiket closed
dull.
We quote as fellow. :
Extra, 7.7?-ic ; (loed. 7f57c ; Medium,
"K50e : Common. 5Kti".c ; fat cows, Viis
5Je; slippery cows, 3Jtc.
MUch cows were in fair demand at $35370.
Sheep weie in demand, and. with light arrl
vids.I pilccs were a traction higher, which
butchers paid with great reluctance.
We quote a." fellows :
Extra, 71iVic ; Goed.07c ; Medium. 57
fe: common, 4;'it&iC; Lambs, C3c;
Veal Calves, 7t?4C.
Hers -were in fair demand at previous
We quote as fellows :
Extra, lllle; Geed, 11HK'; Medium,
10J410Xc
DR3SSKD MKAT8.
City Dressed Beeves were fairly activeand
prices closed higher at OKSHKc, while fat
cows brought Sc for the commonest kind.
Western dressed Beeves were In light supply
and closed at 10310c.
SAXKS LAST WEKK.
Themiw Bradley, 80 head et West dressed at
OAM'ltc.
Jehn Tayler, 13J head of West dressed atliX
10Kc
A. A. .lewett & Ce., 250 head et Wen dressed
at 94'10c.
R. Mayncs A Ce., 1 15 lwad City at SJt)V)V,c.
Thes. Bradley, 251 head de al!Ki3Ic.
A. A. Heswcll 117 head de at !i?llc.
Dressed sheep were fairly active.
Samuel Stewart sold Ml head at 8010c. and
97 head of dressed lambs at 10jl2Kc.
Lecal Stocks and Honus.
Repeited by J. B. Leng.
Par
val.
Lanc-''Uy 0 per et. Lean, due lrS-2..'ioe
. " lfcS5... 100
" 1890... 100
" lavs... ice
ft per ct. in 1 or 30 years.. 100
6 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100
Last
sale,
ttffi
Iff.;
117
15
1000
1C0.50
102
4 in i or -m years., iuu
" 4 " in 5 or iw years.
100 parand
Apr. int.
" ti " in 10 or 20 years
100 iet.
Manhelui borough lean 100
102
MISCKLI-ArlliOUS STOOD.
Quarrvvllle R. R 900
Millersville Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory l'i
Gas Light and Fuel Company 25
Stevens Heuso (Bends) H0
Columbia Gas Company...
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company 100
Marietta Hollewwaro.....
Stevens Heuse........... ....... ...... 50
Sicily Island 50
East Brandy wlne Wayncsb'g.... 50
MUlersvilie Nermal Scheel
Northern Market
KIHOELLAMKOUS KOMDt).
Quarrwllle R. R.,duel8 9100
Heading & Columbia It. R5's 100
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due I86 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce..
due in 1 er20 years .-.. 100
92.M
30
45
120
90
2
170
100
5
Vi
21
100.53
1120
105
102
100
H3
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
llQO lev7 l'
TURKPIKK STOCKS.
Big Spring A Beaver Valley ? 25 9 10.
Bridgeport &Heres hoe is 22
Columbia & Chestnut Hill 25
18
20
Columbia A Wellington 25
Columbia ft Big Spring 25
Columbia t Marietta 25
Maytown ic Klizabcthteu n 25
Lancaster & Ephrata 23
Lancaster A Willow Street 25
Btrasbiirg -&' Millport 2.
Marietta Maytown 25
Marietta A Mount Jev 25
LancKllzabetht'n A Mlddlet'n 100
Lancaster . Fruitvillc. !
Lancaster 5. Lint z 25
Lancaster A Willlamstewn 25
Lancaster Maner 60
Lanca-rter.fe Manhclni 25
Lancaster A Marietta 25
Lancaster & New Helland 100
Lancaster &Suseuelianna. 3i0
BANK ST0CS8.
First National Dan k. 9)00
Farmers' National Bank 50
Fulton National Bank loe
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50
18
:v
10
47.25
40
21
fO
40
m
M
75
55
i::?.le
41
35
79
276.20
J205
110.23
135
110.25
143.50
107
142
141.30
14S
200
150.25
140
151
75
Jl
110
Columbia National Bank 100
Christiana National Bank. ,
.Ephrata National Bank ,
First National Bank, Columbia
First National Bantc, tftrasburg...,
First National Bank, Marietta ,
First National Bank. Mount Jey.,
Lltitz National Bank
ManUei.n National Bank
Union National Bank. Mount Jey
100
10O
100
100
100
100
ICO
loe
50
New Helland National Bank loe
Gap National Bank 100
Philadelphia.
Stock steadv.
Philadelphia & Eric K. U 205
Reading Railroad 2Ci
Pennsylvania Railroad filt
Lehigh Valley Railroad 05
United Companies of New Jersey Ib9
Northern Pacific iVii
Northern racluc Preferred. 85
Northern Central Railroad 55J
Lehigh Navigation Company 42
Norristown Railroad le3
Central Transportation Company. 3i'4
j-iiisu-p, 'xiiusvuie g isuuaiei.. u. jajj
Vew YnrK.
Stocks dull tint itrenir I-i-ySffl3 percent.
New ieik '"-nti.sl S
Eric Railroad 37
Adams Kxpri'--. i;e
Michigan i n si Rdi'mud 91
Michigan mtii-rn i:..!lie.id li-SJj;
Illinois CdH-.uKat're id ".... H64
Cleveland 1'ittMm. h Railroad 139
ChicieeA i.'ecklsla.. Railroad 122
Pittsburgh & Fert Waj no Railroad l.H
Western Union Telelegraph Company... 82
Teledo & Wabash SJJc
New Jersey Central 72j
New Tork, Ontario Western 25J;
IKlUVAXi.
T7"IDKIKY WOKT.
Biliousness and Bilious Patients.
1'ertainlng te Ilile, Bilious Symptoms. Bili
ous Temperaments. TUB REMEDY-
The Bilious is a disorder et the human sys
tem. A technical definition of the term is
this: " Pertaining te the bile ; dlseulercd In
respect te the bile; as a bilious patient; de
pendent en an excesss Ot blle ; as, bilious tern"
perment ; bilious symptoms.
The wera bile, when employed in the sense
In which it is te be understood lu thH article,
signifies, according te the dictionaries, " a
yellow, greenish, bitter, vicid, nauseous fluid,
secreted by the liver." ' Any derangement
et the blie at ence manifests itself in great
bodily discomfort, in less of appetite and in
despondency," recently remarked an author
et a valuable treatise upon this subject.
The same wrlter lurtheradds : " Someei the
following symptoms are usually prominent
Pain in the right side, which Is very sensitive
te pressure. The pain will sometimes appear
te be located under the shoulder blade. There
is also irregular appetite, flatulence, a sense
of fullness in the region of the stomach, anil,
sooner or later, the whites el the eyes become
yellow, the steels clay colored and the urine
yellow, depositing a copious sediment." The
balance of the tee familiar train et ills
needs no lurther mention here. The bilious
is, as will be seen, an aflllctleu of great magni
tude and et varied forms of direct and indi
rect appearance. The disease Is no respecter
et persons orleciUtlos. Its deadly and implac
able enemj is found in
KinxttT-WeRT.
It acts en the liver and kidneys at the same
time, and by its uitld but efficient cathartic
effects moves the"bewels ireely. The morbid
poisons that have been the causeJt all this
disease and sufferint: 111 be thrown oil ; new
Ilfe will be infused Inte everr organ, and na
ture, thus aided will seen i--.iera tlie patient
te health.
riiysicians of lopute ai-l funding men who
are honored for thelr pmi-ii nd respected
and trusted for their cuieutinc attainments,
are using Kidney-Wen. Iu their practice r.a;u
larly. Ne stronger evidence of the -ierth el
the remedy would seem te beneces-juiy. Swen
endorsements are few and far between. We
Imdalmestsaldth.it. they were without pre
cedent iu the history of a proprietary remedy
Be that as it may, hewcr, the fact remain es
tablished that Kidney-Wert is a matchless
remedy, and one that needs only te be tested
te demonstrate its rare merit as a healer et
most of the common maladies et the human
lamily.-
Dr. Philip C. Balleu,
lives in Monkton, Vt- Under date et April
20th, 1382, the doctor wrote te the proprietor
of Kidney-Wert, and said, amoagether things:
" Nearly a year age I wrete you about the suc
cess I had had in the usoet Kidney-Wert in
my Practice. The past year I have used it
mere than ever, aud with the bast results. It
cured Mr. Ethen Lawrence, et this town, el a
terrible case of bleated kidney disorder. I
have also treated many ether diseases success
fully with it. Constipation, in all its tonus,
yields te it. and in rheumatic affections I have
known ittogivealmest immediate relief. In
lemale disorders It is equally successful. Take
it all in all it is the most wondertul medicine
I have ever used." Dr. Balleu docs net stand
alone in big evrwrionce with this roinedy. K.
K. Clark, M. I) , el beutli Here, VL., suys
" Kidney-'A e-t does all tnat i i elttimcd ler it."
W"h!Nt V.- M sinnuieHn, of Sun IlilJ,
Washmgt' u O , Georgia, sa .. in a nutshell :
" Kidney- Wn-t ured mywllt when my own
and ether phv eiaiWpiesoriptiens oulypal eulypal
liatcd her t: eul !." m30
KIDNKY WOKT JOt: fi-VLK AT M. .
Cochran's DrugMeie, 137 and 139 -North
Queen street mi'iglmd
TTAIR HAUMN.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM.
A beneficial dressing preferred te similar
articles because of its purity and riclipcr
fume. It RESTORES TO GRAYHAIB THE
YOUTHFUL COLOR and prevents dandruff
and tailing et the hair. 50c anil 91.00.
HISCOX & CO., N. Y.
FLORESTON.
Excels the finest flower in richness. Deli
cate, very lasting. Ne odor like It. Be sure
you get FLORESTON Cologne, signature el
illxcex & Ce.. N. Y., en every label. 25 anil 75
cents, at druggists ami dealers In pcrfume.S
COLOGNE.
dl2-lywcewAdTu
JWNDH.
nOKNWALL Si LEBANON K. K. GO.
&
Railroad Company.
5 PEE CENT. BONDS
FKEE OF TAXES.
THE CORNWALL & LEBANON RAIL
KOAD COMPANY will receive bids, at par.
and accrued interest lrem January 1, 1883.
Fer 5 per cent. Reulstered Bends, redeemable
afttr July 1, 1892, anil payable July 1, 1902.
interest payable January 1 and July 1 el
each year at the oftlce ei the Company.
JOS-TIie
issue'lls
entire amount of BONDS te be
$150,000,
Secured by a
irat Mortgage en the Read, Rolling Stocks
Depots, Property and Franchises! of the
said corporation,
Executed and delivered te
William A. Hubcr and Jacob ll. Reitsecker,
Trustees, and, duly recei Ja-.T.
THE BONDS
Will be issued la ameunt3 01
$100, $500, and $1,000,
As subscribers mar prefer.
Apply te
HUGHS. MAXWELL.
Secretary and Treasurer,
Cornwall. Pa.
Or at the Lebanon Dlme Saving Bank. Leba
non. Pa. mlO-iwdW&a&Uw
piBAKUFlBC INHOBAMCK COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Aseets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Current Kates.
Looses Promptly 3ettled and PaiiL
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 10 East King Street-
Cornwall
Lebanon