LANCASTER DAILY INTELUeENCER MONDAY. APRIL 23, 1883.
the accused te say that he has heretofore
borne a Reed character, and his friends
k'ive no credence te the charge that has
been made against bim.
The Rirl was evidently very badly
abused, aud her face and body show that
Phe had violently resisted her assailant and
yielded only taphysical force. Her face is
bruhed anil lacerated, her threat swollen
and blackened as though she had been
strangled, and her body in various parts
bruised and blackened. The artificial
J.ecth in her mouth were broken from the
plate and her clothing tern and soiled.
Dr. Reed, who attended her yesterday
morning, gives it as his opinion that the
assault upon her must have been a brutal
one, and that she resisted as long
as resistance was possible. She
is a very fragile and delicately
formed girl, weighing less than
90 pounds. The point at which the out
rage occurred is a seclnded one, in a deep
hollow, between the two McGovern warehouses.
COLUMBIA MKWS.
Lanoasterjjeonty- namad Francis Green,
who at the time of the marriage ha
little daughter named Margaret. His
wife, Franeis Green, was a Baltimore
slave and was taken te Lancaster county
when quite young, but about the time
she grew up' was stolen and again sold
into slavery, but was released through the
inflaence of Thaddeus Stevens. Net with
standing the eld man's extreme physical
weakness he was clear headed and had
remarkably geed eyesight, net being com
pelled te use glasses.
O. U. A. M.
1
Tu:u Our-Kegmar Correspondent.
The presiding elder of this district,
llev. Beman, and the llev. Mr. Bewman,
of Kphrata, addressed the children's
meeting at the United Brethren church
yesterday afternoon. The services were of
a vciy interehting nature. Over 8200 was
the sum which rewarded the efforts of
this church at their late festival. About
hair of that will be the profits whlehge
into the church treasury. Hearty thanks
r.rc extended te all who in .any manner
assisted in making the festival a success.
The Kcv. JcsLO B. Yeung presided at
both of the services in the M. E. church
yesterday. The morning sermon was te
have been delivered by llev. Dr. McCauley
but for some urgent leaseu he was unable
te be present in town.
The Weman'H Werk society of St. Jehn's
Luthcian church will be held te-morrow
evening at the lesideuce of Mrs. Jehn
Llewellen, en Maner sticet.
The sei meu at the quarterly conference
meeting in the A. M. E. church next Sun
day will be preached by the Rev. R W.
Humphries, pastor of the Second street
Methodist.
Rev. W. P. Evans, pastor of the E. E.
Lutheran church, left for Bridgton this
morning, where he will remain several
weeks for his health.
Kailteatl Iteiv.
On Saturday afternoon ene of the stand
aids of a burden car en the Columbia &
lei t Deposit railroad fell from its place,
and about half of the contents of the car
fell from it A considerable quantity went
into the river, which is here very close te
the track, aud was swept away by the
current. The cicw of the train at first
feared that some of the falling lamber
would get under the car wheels and cause
a wreck, but fortunate'y this did net
occur. The lumber was the only less
caused by the mishap.
Mr. Frank Melliuger, a freight brake brake
iimnef ciewNe. 15 et the Pennsylvania
iaiiie.nl, had his riglit arm crushed en
Saturday evening at 3 o'clock at Laatnau
Place while coupling cars. He was brought
te his home in this place wheie his in
juries were attended te by Dr. Craig
Although badly cru.-heil the arm will net
need te be amputated
Ce:rp.luy Inspection.
The cuinpauy property f Company C
was inspected this morning by Coleuel P.
Lacy UeJdard, 0110 of the state inspecting
efiiceis. Tc-nigi.t the eemp.iuy will held
itsicuiiieu and banquet in the armory in
reiehialien of its sixth aunivcisary. A
lull chess diill aud inspection will be a
leature of the occasion. A late order of
General Siegliied, commanding the 3d
brigade, te wnich Company C is attached,
announces that this year's encampment
will he held at Williamsport..
DriiiiKetl Kiiwdlra.
The attempt te iaiie another fulse alarm!
of Hie, en Saliuday lailcxi. fcepleare do de
coming tired ei uuming abjut the town
in scaich or a conllagiatieu, when there is
110m. rieine of the large number of
diiiul 0. mtuaud boys who iufcftidall
parrs of the town tli it, cveniug may have
been tltf. catieP of the attempted alaun.
Tim 11ei.ihbo1he.1d trf Sa'.eiu Lutheran
chuich, en Walnut sheet, was made lively
for a time by a fight between two yemng
roughs, who attempted te rut tne tewa et
two nuisances by t blowing bricks at each
ether. Thoirbelligeieat spirits were finally
cooled oil by persons interfering, who sent
each en his respective way.
lie Kobeed the Koests
Neble Greem, the colored man arrested
early jpsteid.vy morning by Officer Wittig,
for ' stealing chickens, appeared before
;uir-Oiier this morning. He confessed his
,,iiilt, and was sent te the county jail te
await his trial at court. His alleged cou ceu
li derate in crime, Jehn Jehnsen, haB net
yet been captured. On the bag which con
tained the chickens at the time of Greem's
ariest, were the painted names of Ulrich
aud D. M. Strickler, the owners of the
chickens also, doubtless, as they were
stelo from the same place that the bag
was. The thief said that the robbery was
committed about two miles from Ironville.
Where arc the owners of the fowls new ?
Uriels.
A laige number of witnesses en the Jehn
Cojle muidcr trial went from Maiietta te
Gettysburg, wheie the trial will be held,
this morning.
Mr. Owen Clark has again returned te
Columbia. It is nes a bad place te be in,
he thinks.
Annua! Session lu this City.
The annual session of "the order, United
American Mechanics, of "?etinsylvanhv
will be held in the hall of Conefltega coun
cil, Ne. 8, O. U. A. M., commencing at 10
o'clock ou Tuesday t morning, May 1, 1883.
"Excursion tickets will be sold en all the
railroads te theso desiring te attend, which
are only obtained by order from the State
C. Secretary Walter Graham, at Philadel
phia, said tickets being geed from April
30, te May 3, inclusive, geed te return
until May 7. Special rates have been made
with, the hotels, but a number will step at
private bearding houses, amongst whom
will be State Councillor Dr. W. Z. Zen
dcrling, of Philadelphia, who will be
accompanied by his wife and will step with
Mrs. Reigart en East King street. At the
court house, in the main room, a free
public entertaiment will be given by this
order, and will be presided ever by well
known men of our state. The headquar
ters of the officers wiil be at the Stevens
house. Indications point te a large
attendance of representatives and visitors,
as matters of great importance will be
brought before this body.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
A Convict makes an riffert te Escape, but U
Unsuccessful.
' Geerge Brown, a convict at the Lancas
ter county prison, attempted te escape en
Saturday afternoon. Biown is ene el the
young men who was convicted of obtain
ing money from different farmers by loprc leprc
seating himself as a tobacco buyer. He
was sentenced te three years and a half
imprisonment last fall and since that time
has been working at carpet weaving. On
Saturday afternoon instead of going te his
cell, he walked out the side deer of J the
prison, aud was caught in the act of trying
te scale the wall with a rope, which he
had made of carpet chain. He was taken
back te his cell, where a ball and chain
were placed en bim. His diet will be
semewhat weaker for a few days, at least.
A capping was recently placed ever the
wall making it mere difficult te scale, but
Brown said he was a circus acrobat once
and would easily have overcemo that difficulty.
Clears out rats, mice, reaches,flIes. ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks gophers. 15c. Druggists.
JLAJiBZAOS.
Tuset Scirn.TZB-On April 21, 13. at the
peonage of the First German Relermed
church, by Rev. .1. G. Teters. Mr. S. H. Y uudt
te Miss Anna M., daughter et William
Schultze, both el this city.
XL
f XtMATMB.
Henry,
MnixB. In Jersey! City. April 22,
The relatives and friends of the lamHy, also
Lancaster Ledge, Ne. 67, I. O. O. F., are re
spectrally Invited te attend the luneral,en
Tueedav atternoen at 3 o'cleckTlrom bis 'late
ree Wenco,-XpT57ertb Queen, street, te pro
ceed te Lancaster cemetery for Interment.
ftmtf mlAX
JfBW AVYJSMTiaEaUSNXB.
W housework In a small family. taqjalre at
It Ne. 145 KAST JAMEb STUBJSX
OKNKKAL
TTTASTKO-A GIKL FOB
TV housework. Apply te ..
lt 43 SOUTH DUKE STBEET.
GENU1NK HAVANA ASID ABA CIOABS
only 5 cents at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONTJCIGAK
bTORE.
XITaKTKD A SITD ATION AS HOSTLBK
ff or coachman. Apply at ine cress iteye
Hetel, west King street,
ence.
Can give geed refer'
ji
WANTED-A UUOI), KELlAllLK GIRL
ler general housework. Inquire at
a23-2t Ne. 241 EAST KING ST.
FIHHT-CLASS PKNNSYLVANIA CIGAKS
15 for S3 eta. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
STAULK FOR 8ALK A GUOU rRAMK
Stable. 14x32 lect, Avlth shingle reef ; would
de for a tobacco shed. Apply seen te
a2i-2t WM. McCOMSEY.
tTTASTKD.-TWO (2) STOUT BOM TO
W learn the trade et Herse Cellar Maker.
JOHN W. LOWELL'S.
Keystone Cellar Factory, Nes. IS and 20 East
Orange street. a20-3t
GEOBGB FLICK,
TAXIDERMIST.
Birds and Animals stufled te order.
Birds and Animals for sale. . . . ,
a23-l wd Ne. 15 W EST GERMAN ST.
riHVO SMALL HANDMAI1K HAVANA
1 clears, clear Havana fillers, ter 5 els., at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
TORE.
W'ATEB KKHX NOTICE-TflK WATER
ent duplicate having been placed In my
bands I will receive the rents en and alter
Monday. April 23. 1883. 0 per cent, abatement
ter iiremnt payment, u. . mirn.3.
a2J:iUl
Treasurer.
fUE KFGOL.AK MONTHLY MEETING
I of the American Mechanics ltnlldlng ami
Lein Association will be held tills ( MON
DAY evening at lA o'clock, at the solicitor s
office, W. H. Reland, 20 Suth Duke street.
Meney ler talc. E.J. EKISMAN,
It
Secretary.
Unclaimed Letters.
The following is a list of letters leniain
ing in the postefneo for the week ending
April 23. 1883 :
Ladies' List. Annie Bryan, (2). Mrs,
Sallie B. Beltz. Mary A. Gertrick, Mary S.
Geed, Mrs. Matilda Lehman, Mrs. Alice
L. Mentzer, Mrs. Virginia B. Shriner,
Annie W. Shank. Mrs. Hattie E. Snyder,
Mellie Smyser, Kate Werth, Mrs. Sarah
Ann YeJ&jD.
Qents'TjSt America Advertiser, A. S.
Bare, Jno. P. Batt, Ueruelius Belbard, H.
B. Campbell, A. B. Ebaugh, A.. N. Eshle
mau, Wm. C. Hall, Christ. L. Herr, D.
K. Hostetter, Cen, McCarthy, Clay
Muchiel, Jie. R. Morrison, Capt. Wm.
Munk, Jno. Reiner, W. M. Rottere,
Hiram Shank, David Siffeing, J. S. Saued,
Nicholas Shweers, J. B. Sweigarr, Benj.
Themas, Eddie Terer, Maver D. Taggart,
Jas. A. Williams, J. W. Williams.
Sale et steckH.
Jacob B. Leng this afternoon sold the
following stocks at the Cooper house
Hess & Sen, auctioneers :
Ten shares Lancaster & Millersville rail
way stock te Curistiau Stiftle at $35 25 per
share.
Five shares of Lancaster and Marietta
turnpike $,tock, at $3 per share, te Jacob
L. Brubaker.
Ten shares of same, te II. B. Carrell, at
$30 50.
Five shares of same te H. B. Cassel, at
$30. 20.
Five shares et Columbia natieual Dank
stock te A. R. Hershey, at $148.10
Ten shares of New Helland national
bank stock te A. F. nostettor, at $135.
Ten shares of Fulton national bank
stock te Geerge H. Hartman, at $135.50.
nmt HUNT T11K 8TOBK BOOM, NO. 35
r North Oucen street, new
Ames Ringwalt.
lob7.S.!,10eedttd
occupied by
iOb. E. FRANK! IN,
Ne. 120 East King St.
Appiy te
Til
TjOK SALK-A VALUABLK lirjlLDINO
r let near the centre et the city. 22 leet
trout bv U7 In depth, mere or le9s. with choice
lruit, situated en Seuth Qneeji street: also
ene let by 30 feet Irent by 48 tect deep, en est
German street, uln, ,g
nlG-3tdM,VASR 156 Seuth Queen Street.
CHAKTKK NOJICE. NOTIUK IS HKKK
j by given that application will be
made te the Court of Common Pleas el
Lancaster county, en MONDAY, AVRIL 30.
1883, ler a charter te incorporate an associa
tion te be known as the Ephiata Union Uhtyicl
Association. B.F. DAVIS ,
nlO 3tdeaw Attorney ler Applicants.
T1HK KbliULAK Mll.M'BLV MEETING
of the Union Building and Lean Associa
tion, will beheld at V. A. Wilsen's office this
runsiliAYi nvrninff. at IV, o'clock.
Sale et money at !t o'clock. Nomination
efficer3. A- H. BALL,
It Secretary
et
JLMWUil
ONDAY, AFBIL S3.
M
HOW WE DID IT.
I ' We made a bigger stock and better of Light Overcoats for
'this' Spring than ever before, and have sold many mere than in
any former Spring season. Simple .cause and effect. Any man
that-supposes he can, safely go thj-eugh this month and next,
without a Light Overcoat will find his error some cool morning.
If one is wanted another error will be te emit consulting the Oak
Hall stock. $7.00 te $30.00 is the range of price. The styles
mere than you willivant te leek ever. r
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall, -
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
eAxxM juumixeB, .
J."
MARTIN CO.
We are new showing the Newest Patterns et
WALL PAPERS & CABPETb.
NEW EFFECTS !
NEW COLORS!
BOOMBERY'S NEW MORESQUE PAT
TERNS in Extra Super Ingrains. ew Mo Me
queues. New Brussels and New Tapestries.
Three patterns Tapestry, entirely new. Cue.
Four patterns Tapestry, entirely new, (!c.
-OUR
UPH0ISTER1 DEPARTMENT
Is in charge 01 Mr. Vendersmlth, late with
Jehn Wanamaker, and we guarantee better
work and lower prices en carpet work than
ever before. Every branch et Upholstery
Werk promptly attended te.
WINDOW SHADES!
ALL
COLORS AND WIDTHS
PROMPTLY.
PUT UP
C-teet long, with flxtnies complete, se cents.
4j-ieetien2Witn fixtures coraineic, i tema.
"IIAUTKIC NOT1CK SOTIUK 13 TIBKB-
V by Riven that application will be made te
the Governer et Pennsylvania ler a charter te
Incorporate a company te be known as "The
Lancaster Watch CemBany." The object el tlm
company Is the manufacture el Watches I mm
Hteel, bnv, nlekil anil ethermetaN.
GEORGE NAUMAN.
a9-."tileawM Attorney ler Applicants.
M
THOUGHTS AND THINGS.
Driving Accldenr.
Frank Reland, a milkman, was driving
bis wagon at the corner of Lime and Vine
streettuis morning when the king pin of
the wagon came out. This threw the
vehicle te the ground. The front of it has
large glass windows which Mr. Reland
was tlfrewn against, breaking them te
pieces. He had eue hand badly cut and
was bruised considerably. The heise ran
te the courtglieuso with the front part of
the wagon, where Officer Allen Pyle caught
him.
iSHEUI MUTUAL LIVK hTOUK !--
Himiucit Association, 01 1'u. juanageit-
elllee. Ne. 1" East OranRO street. Lancaster.
la. The niembprj et this Association will
plt'iue tale net:ce that all assesmenis made
by the Beard of Directors and new iii.puld
nni't be paid lmmedlatclv te the undesigned
or autheried ascnts el the company.
CIIAS. E. WENT, Manager,
alO-Stdced l.iinchster. Pa.
FKANK HAYLOB
HAS REMOVED HIS
PH0T0GRAPHT
J. B. MAETDf & CO.,
Oer. West King and Prince Ste
puABBS W. KKV.
We nave opened te-day another
CHOICE LINE OK
LACE CURTAINS
Three, thrce-and-a-half and lour yards long In
Swiss, Nottingham. Applequln, 4c.
1 ACE LAMBREQUINS,
SHAMS, TIDIES and BED SETS.
Brass, Ash, Ebony and Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands, Leeps,
Heeks, &c.
Ceinlce, In variety te 1H any Window. Feity
DItterent Patterns et DADO WINDOW
SHADES, In new colors. 0 and 7 leet long.
N1CKLE ORNAMENTS,
LOOPS, FRINGES, ic.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Wall Papers,
Of every description, in Gilts, Uiennded anJ
Common Papers, lierdeii, Ccrtres, fti-.
PHARES W. FRY.
Ne. 67 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER. PA
DRY 0OODB.
SECOND EDITION.
ii
mehdat sraBNraan4gin?ija3!i883.
ATEBR1BLECYCL0NE.
TKAB8 UP TWO aUlSSIPPl TOWNS
TTfATT, SHAND & CO.
i)EES8 SILKS
A SPECIALTY.
Watt, Shand & Ge.
Have received another invoice et these famous
SUMMER SILKS at 50c a yard.
In Checks, Stripes ami Plain Celers.
Special attention Is Invited te New Lines et
COLORED DRESS blLKS at 75c a yard.
The best goods imported for the money.
Special Bargains In
ALL-WOOLFKENCH TISSUE BEGE8,
23c a yard; worth 33c.
L-WOOL FRENCH DEBEGE, H-lnches
wide, 50c a yard.
Extraordinary Bargains In
LADIES' T.I8LE THREAD GLOVES,
at 12c, 17c, 90c, ana 25c a pair.
DIES' LISLE JERSEY GLOVES at 25c,
3734c, 50c and 75e a pair.
LADIES' SILK JEBSEY GLOVES, 50c a pair.
One Hundred and Fifty Dezen Regular Made
BALBR1GGAN HOSE,
20e and 25e a pair.
Elegant Qualities in Plain and Striped
GERMAN HOSIEKY,
50 cents a pair ; worth 75 centa.
BLACK LISLE THREAD H03K, 75c, $1.25 and
91.50 a pair.
LADIES' SILK HOSE.
Just Opened,
Parasols and Sunshades,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
New Yerk Stere,
8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
ALL'
LADIES'
KT7.0EK HAVUHHAN
B.
GALLERY OF
TO-
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KIHOt ST.
Xm- ExactlyopppejltotlieOUl Stand.
ectll-Cind&wK
A Prayer ler Seme Lancaster christians.
Lliler Wclahampel's Torch et Truth.
O Lord, an old notorious " Itev."
hluncr came along liere the ether day te
deliver a lecture, which we had reason te
believe would net ee m Keeping witu tne
teachings of the Hely Bible ; and our
ilcsire te hear him was se great because he
has the name of being an orator like
whom the devil has a great number mere
in the world that we nogleeted te
attend our prayer and lecture meeting in
church that evening" and went te the thea
tre te hear this heretic ridicule portions of
the teachings of Thy holy word, paying a
large admittance fee for the privilege of
doing se. New, Lord, what difference is
there between him and us, who have turn
ed enr backs upon Thy house, te go and
hear his brazen faced irreverent harangue'.'
And have we net compromised our Chris
tian character, as well as dishonored Tby
church and Thy name by this departure
foem the rule of Thy word, which com
mands te refrain from and te avoid every
appearance of evil, and that tells us we
shall net stand in the way of sinners, nor
sit in the seat of the scornful ? What
will avowed sinners think of our preten
tious te piety, wheu they remember that
we ran away from xny nouse anaatier sucu
a sinful character and Ged-dishonoring
entertainment ? And must net the
hcene of a minister of Thy holy Gospel
publicly lauding such a man and preparing
the minds of the people toreceivehis
philosophy of iudtlclity, make the angels
mourn V O Lord, wilt Theu net give us
te see hew inconsistently we
have acted, and make us ashamed of this
great and unchristian evil that we have
done ? And wilt Theu net give us sincere
iepentanee,that we may repent and obtain
forgiveness, aud save us from the dire ef
fects of the iniquitous teachings of that
iufii'el lecturer Amen.
heLDiens, Attention ! Mile I!. Stevens A.
Ce., the well-known war claim attorneys, wil
be lepressntcd at Lancaster, Pa.. Wedncsaay
and Thursday, April 25 and 20, by their special
agent. Soldiers and ethers interested in
claims for pension, increase of pension, ar
rears et pay and bounty et tliese charged with
desertion, or ether claims It is hoped will give
bim a call. Tne special agent will be at the
office of the protbenotary. . a23-2t
Always In tne drat Place
When Adam Forepaugh organized Ills great
aggregation of museum, menagerie and cir
cus, it at once took the first place In this de
partment of amusement. Year after year it
lias retained that place, ether shows starting
intelire and dying natural deaths, while tne
Great Forepaugh Shew continued its stately
march at the head 01 all American amuse
ment enterprises. It will be here en Wednes
day, April 25.
TltUKRWKAK SUITKD FIUS THK KIGA
LI SON. Together with a hpiing supply el
LADIES' and GENTS' FURN1SIT1NU GOODS.
Hesleiy a specialty at Pi ices LESS THAN
hae time ami money aim mvh us
HENRY UliCHTOLD,
Ne. r2N. Oiiecn Street.
Handles of Clean I'.yn Straw ler
fcbOTvd
EVER.
rail.
ai.A.3tt AND QVtSKNSWAllh.
J.T1GM
3t AIAKTiN
QUEENSWARE
AT
CHINA HALL.
P. s.-sale.
!K
A LARGE LOT OF
rpHK PKOIJKESS OF tlAWUKli i i-
1 tcrnal mucous surfaces H meie i-apl' than J
en the skin or the border membrane. This Is (
ewlns te the errcatcr vascularity and mois
ture "of their tissue. Cancer .of the lining'
membrane of the check is always a rapid ills
ease ; In a lew months it will destroy large
portions of the mouth. Cancers and tumors
and all kinds of skin diseases cured by
11US. 11. D. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Olllee 13 Ea t Walnut street, Lancaster.
u.i.. 4-..AA ntt.Hl
uunsiuiuuuii iiu.
a23td
G
IUAHDFIKK INSUKANCK COWPANV
OF PHILADNI-PIUA.
srnuiAL NOIJCHS.
Don't despair, but read the advertisement of
Elmmens Liver Regulator. .
" Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure consists et in
ternal and external treatment at same time,
and It makes the skin white, sort and smooth
It contains no poisonous druggs. $1, at drug
gists, "I am truly thankful that lever used Dr.
Benieris Celery and Chamomile PilU, for they
cured, my periodical headache." Mrs. J. R.
Paddison, Point Caswell, N. C. 50 cents, at
druggists.
Take In time; see advertisement et Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Assets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Cutrent Rates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East King Street.
mt2-CnulM,W&SR
T OW PRICES
FOR-
Feh Lame Bacfc, aide or Chest use SIU
LOH'S POROUS -.PLASTER. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, 137andlS!) North Queen
treet, Lancaster. teblleedC
Short Breath
O. Bertlo, Manchester, N, Y., was troubled
with asthma for eleven years. Had been
obliged te sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights In succession. Found immediate relfel
irem Themas' Eclectrlc OH . and is new entire
ly cured. Fer sale by n. 11. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 139 North-Queen street.
Ge te H. B. ceenran's drug store ler Mrs.
Freeman' New National Dyes. Fer bright,
! ami iinniVillltv et color, are nncanaled:
Celer from 2 te 5 pounds. Directions in Eng-
llsh and German. Price. 15 cents.
GOOD ARTICLES,
AND A-
Public Blessing,
And that is only the business el
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. W. Kin and Water Sts.,
Has increased every year sdncc It wa started,
tlttccn eirsage.
CARPETS IN ENDLESS VARIETY
ANI
At Bettem Prices
DAMAGED WARE
At the lowest Prices,
AT-
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREKT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES Wc have
been watching ilia Silk market for seme
time te buy BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS and new wc have them from an
Importer's Auction Sale In New Yerk at
BARGAIN PRICES. We have a tew pieces
in PLAIN COLORS as low as 45c., but the
IJ EST B A RG AINS are our C3c. quality and
enr UOc. finality In GARNETS, DARK
GREEN, IJRONZE. NAVY BLUE,
BROWNS and PLUMS. We have Black
SllkB AS LOjV AS 30c., but the qualities et
BLACK SILKS we have at 73e., 87c., $1.00,
I.I2K. 1.25, S1.37K. W.Kt $1.05. $1.75 and $2.00
have never been equalled. It you want a
SILK DRESS call seen at
rlcfatfl CMMlM im MtmU et tfee Ua
prceedaBta' Biuii j ?gte
Howe I.TI Si rtlegta pWn-
r(ird- Tfc Scbm
ArpaliBc-
Iew Okleans, AjuiXZS. Special di
patches from Wessen, "Hiss., report that a
frightful cyclone struck that place and
Beauregard, a mile above, yesterday after
noon. At "Wessen about one hundred and
fifty houses were blown down, fifteen
person skilled and many wounded. The
town of Beauregard is 'a mass of ruins, net
a house of any kind standing in the
place. Many persons were killed and
a great number wounded. The cyclone
was preceded' by violent thunder and
vivid flashes of lightning;, and the
rain poured down in torrents. The
scene at both places 'after the
storm was appaling.. Seme of the
killed are se mangled aa te be unrecogniz
able. The dead and wounded were re
moved from the ruins as quickly as pos
sible and physicians were brought from
neighboring towns en speeial trains.
Tbe Winds In Ie. m
Des Moines, IewavXprif23. A tornado
passed up the Maple River valley last
evening. The Danbury .Catholic church
was wrecked, three houses were blown
down and ether miner -matters inflicted.
Ne lives were lest.
BADLY BKATEN.
Jk. Haloeukeepar Handled by a FugllUt aud
WrMtler.
Philadelphia, Apr. 23. Wm. Seudsrs,
a saloon-keeper at 249 North Ninth street,
was se badly beaten early this -merniug iu
front of his place by Mike CIcary, the
pugUist and James Freeman, wrest
ler, that his life is despaired of. The two
men had been refused admission te
Souder's saloon, and when the Iatter
and his bar-tender left the saloon te go
home, they were set upon by Cleary and
Freeman. The bar tender was severely
beaten and Benders had one of his ribs
broken. Cleary and Freeman were ar
rested and committed te await the result
6f Souder's injuries. .
MVKKTHK OCEAN.
Letters Kecelved Threatening tbe Destruc
tion or the Bank or Kugland.
Portsmouth, Eng., April 2". Letters
have been received by officers of the
branch here of the bank of England
threatening the destruction of that build
ing by dynamite. Detectives have been
detailed te watch it.
Bound te Hang Him.
Dublin, April 23. Timethy Kelly, the
alleged Phoenix park murderer, in whose
case tbe jury failed te agree en a verdict
last Friday, was again placed ou trial to
day. A. Bedy Found In tbe Knles et a Bnrnrd
Building.
Danville, Va., April 23. A house waa
discovered en fire this morning and after
the flames were extinguished the dead
body of an unknown negre man was
found in the building with bleed running
from his wounds. His clothing and the
bedding had been saturated with kerosine
oil and set en Are.
letzger &
laugumaii's
StoevlDC Ont a Bad Gang.
Bosten, April 23. Gov. Butler te-day
sent an order summarily ousting the trus
tees of tbe state almshouse at Tewkesbmy,
and direeting the state beard of health te
take charge of the almshouse. The gov
ernor says families of various officials have
been furnished with their entire living at
the almshouse contrary te law.
Dluatlatied Empleyes Quit Werk.
Reading, Pa., April 23: At noeu to
day seventy dissatisfied pipe mill em
pleyes of the Reading.iren works marched
in a body te the office of the company and
demanded and received the two mouths'
pay due them and' then left. The officials
say that work at the mill will be resumed
if the men return te work.
CHEAP STORE.
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
(between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse
UeteU
F'atal (Juarrel Over a Game et Cunts.
Nashville, Tenn., April 23. Near
Murfreesboreugh, yesterday, Wat Kanbeui
shot and killed his cousin, William Rin Rin
sem, in a quarrel ever a game of cards.
Wat claims that he thought his pistol
was empty when he pointed it at bis cousin.
He subsequently fled en horseback.
A. Controller short in His Account.
CniCAae, April 23. It has been dis
covered that William L. Church, jr.. the
outgoing controller of the village of Hyde
Park, is short in his accounts te the
amount of $7 700. A warrant Las been
issued for his arrest. He has always
borne a geed reputation.
Cattl Market.
PmtAPXLrfflA. April 23. Cattle-Receipts
3,000 head ; prime, 707Xc ; geed at 6XC&c
medium at 66Wc; common atSSWic; fa
cows, 4$Wc ; slippery cowers, SMK&c; vea
calves, G6c.
Sbeep dull Receipts, 15,000 bead; wool sheep
ViQ7Xe; sheared sbeep. swCc; nUI Iambs,
Hic : spring iames. 9 w par neaa
uejzs active Receipts, uu neaa;
U0ilXc : soed, UVMllHP i
11c; common, iuxaitfc.
nrlrae.
medium, IQ'iQ
Grain and FrovMtea uaotatleaa.
One o'clock gcotaUens el (Train and pre H
Ions, furnished by 9. K. Ynndt, Breker, lf
East King street.
Chicago. April 25.
Wheat Cern Onte Perk Lard
May.... 1.13 JS .K 19J0 IL70
June... LI4 .573 A2
Potreleu'ii Crude OU.....KSc.
mock markets.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Ce , Bank
era, Lancaster, Pa.
10 a. x. 12 st. ;tp. M.
Michigan Central 9X 1
New Ycrk Central lS53i 123 JJ
New Jersey Central 73K 78
Ohie Central 12 12W
Del. LacS. & Western.... L57i U7X,
Denver & Rie Grande S 4SJg
Erie 37 37X
Kansas & Texas 3l iWr
Lake Shere 1UU i
Chicago & N. W..com.... 13l4 ll?S
N.N.,'Ont.A Western.... 27JS 37?i
St.PaulftOrcalia i 49
Pacific Mail UX li
Rochester Pittsburgh.. 20 20
su rum iw.74 AMZs
ALAU9 1 tttillli.t.t W7J
94
12U
7d
12K
S7
&
Union Pacltle 'Sl
Wabash Common S9
Wabash PreferreiL 47Ji
West'm Union Telegraph 82U
Louisville & Nashville... 5J5
.. i..mi .IM.L
Lehh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania ,
Heading
P. T. & Buffalo
Northern Pacific-Cem..
Northern Pacllic Pref..
Hcstonville... ...........
Phlladelnhla & Erie
Northern Central G6
unucrgreunu su
Canada Southern 67l
People's Passenger.
65
42
t3?i
IS
ST
9T?5
394
48
42K
63
8SS
SH
MX
20
93
103
97.
49?
?
12
42'6
t3k
10
97
14H
Ot!
I'hlladelpkla.
Quotations by Asjeclated Pn-ss.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & Erie If. R
Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United Comnanles of New Jeruev Is'j
Northern Pacific set;
Northern Pacific Preferre'1 87s
Northern Central Railroad Ui'4
Lebigh Navigation Company 42
Norristown Railroad 1W.
Central Transportation Company :
l'!tsb'g. Titusvilln Buffalo R.R. iu
Little SehuylkiU Railroad te
New Tera.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull : Meney, 5c.
New Yerk Central 125;
Erie Railroad 3ij
.Mlams Express 129
Michigan Central Railroad 'MX
Michigan benthern Railroad Ill
Illinois Central Railroad 145
Cleveland A Pittsburgh Railroad ISO
Chic ike Jt Reck Island Railroad 123
Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne Railroad 134
Western Union Telegraph Company 82
Teledo A Wabash 2!
New Jersey Central 70
New Yerk, Ontario A Western 27
Live Stock Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipts, 4,000 head; ship
incuts, 2 600 bead ; market steady, but slew
and uneven ; a lair clearance was effected nt
firmer rates ; mixed, fc 9597 40 : heavy, 7 'M
HI 75 ; light, f 77 CO : skips, 94 25jC 7-.
Cattle Receipts. 1,00) liead; shipments 4,!uu
head; market slew and weak; prices easier
ou rough and heavy : experts at iG 203G HO ;
gped te choice shipping, S3 156 10; common common
te lair, $5 Wicr no
Sheep Receipts, 4IJ0 head: shipments, 3, SOU
head ; demand weak ; market dull anil weak;
r immnn te lair, $.! 7i4 fSO; geed te ehelee,
r :.estf.
Lecal Stocks and Beadi.
Reported by. 1. 15. Leng.
Lane f'l'y t:pf r ct.Lean,dnel882..
ie8...
iw...
u we..,
5 jer ct. I n 1 or 30 years.
" ft pur ct. Scheel Lean...
" 4 " 111 ler 20 years.,
" 4 " In 5 or 20 years.,
6 " in te or 20 years
Manhcltti noreugli lean ..
Mir.oBLLixKeua aroeas.
QaarryviUti It. 11
Millersville Street Car
Imitilrer Printing Company........
Watch tacter
flas Light and Fuel Company
Jtevens lleiie (l.enils)
Columbia Uas Company
Columbia Water Company
au3quehanna Iren Cempiiny.. ..
Marietta Hollowware
Stevens Heuse.......................
Sleily Inland....
i:ast Itrnnily wine A W.iyiiesb'g...
Mlllerxvllu- Nermal Schmd
Neiahern Market
MIHOKLLAHKOU3 BONOS
Quarryvlllf K. l:..dne lcj W
r.fnilinti & Columbia 11. Ii.,.v-)
buiieabter Watch Ce due 18SIJ
i.ant.ister tiiui Light and Fuel Ce..
dun in ler 20 years 100
L.ir.eiiatctJaj Lt-'Iiiand Fuel Ce.,
rar Lasi
val. bale.
.$K0 flCfl
, 100 1;
. 100 117
. lOt lit
. 100 ine(
. 100 VU.M
. 1UU 102
, 100 puraiut
A. int.
. (n. lOK
. till) 102
150 i'l.'..
50 3(1
. 50 45
. 100 120
26
. H) W
It
.' liw I7
liW
. 50 5
. SO i
. 50 1
21
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W tl20
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CAJittlAUJCB, V.
LANCASTEli. PA
AMUHMMEXTa.
T.1ULTON UFKKA UUUSE.
Thursday Evening, April 26th.
ONLY APPEARANCE OF
MOIE IAUK.
Tbe Celebrated prima denna of
Her Majesty's Opera Company.
Together with her Grand Concert and Opera
Company, being assisted by the celebrated
pianist and composer.
W. C0NSTANTINE STERNB0RG.
Mlle Paulln Sail, Contralte: Slgner Monte Mente Monte
grlffe. Tener; Mr. G. Gettscbalk, Haritene.
1 Part. Miscellaneous pregramme,
n Part. Scenes from Grand Opera In costume.
CARMEN, Mad. Hank's greatest part.
ADMISSION. - . $1.00, 75 and 50 CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS, - - - W-00'
Sale of Seats begins Monday morning at
Opera Heuse Office. a2i.5td
rpUK
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTEli COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
FINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET STREET,
REAR OF CENTRAL MARKET HOUSES,
LANCASTER, PA.
We make every style Buggy and Carriage
desired. AU Werk finished in the most com
fortable and elegant style. We use only tne
best selected material and employ only tbe
best mechanics. Fer quaUty et work our
prices are the cheapest In the state. We buy
ter cash and sell en the most reasonable
terms. Give us a call. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended te. One set el
workmen especially employed ler that pur
pose. n26-tfdw
AlplieuH Itremer Dead.
Dever, N. J.. April 23. Alpheus
Beemer. well kuewn in the mining inter
ests of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and
largely interested in silk manufacture,
died "suddenly last night of apoplexy,
aged 37.
Iren Works Closed.
Cincinnati, O., April 23. A dispatch
from Gere, Ohie, says the Themas lien
works have closed because of a strike of
coal haulers against a reduction of waives.
The Bessemer steel works at Straitsville
have closed for the same reason.
Ir.i. !Si
TCBKriKK STOtlKH.
lilgSpliUg.t l Hr Vh. !.-,
I5ililr,"0rt Hivfsliee
C.illilllpl;l A CM'"tllUt Hill
Jehimblii Wellington
Columbia. i'.Sg Spring
Columbia A Marietta
Maytown & Klfzabuthtewn.... .
Lancaster & kphrata
H.
i i i".
. 134 t
. 25 H
. 25 St
25 l-
. 25
. 25 10
. 26 I7.:
Sl'JSCTAf. SOTIOES.
Tobacco Men Strike.
New Yerk, April 23. Eight hundred
eigarmakers and 200 packers and strippers
inaugurated a strike te day for an increase
of wages. Beth sides express a determi
nation net te yield. The strike is likely
te be a prolonged one.
xr-Twenty-ieiir bemtitul colors of the Dia
mond Dyes, for Silk, Weel, Cotten, Ac, I0 ftp.
each. A child can use with pcrlect success.
Va afflicted why suffer longer from Ca
tarih. yay Kcver and Celd In Head when u
suns euro can be bail in Elys' Cream Eatir. t
Price 5d cents.
Apply Inte iietitrils with, little finger.
Fer three winters I have been afflicted with
Catarrh and cold In the head. Last winter l
ue-l Ely'J CriMiu Halm. It accomplished all
that win represented. T. V McCeaMicu
(Judge Cininen l!e-u) Elizabeth, N. J.. Aug.
25, 1S&0.
Uliiemc Crturrli. I have suffered fe: -
tromchiei'le Catarrh. Sir weeks age 1 u-t
imluce'l te try Ely's Cream Balm. Kellet
instantaneous, and continued use has rcsull
ed 111 an almost complete cure. S. M. Greem-,
Heek-keeper. Office N. Y., Catsklll tt Allien-,
Steamboat fe Catsklll, N. Y., Dec. 27. 18S0.
al-2wdM.W.Fw
WEATUER IXUlCATlONH-
WASUiNaTON, April 23 Fer the Mid
die Atlantic states, threatening weather,
and rain, nearly stationary temperature,
northerly te easterly winds, in the south
ern portienB,falling followed by rising barometer.
Skin UlMwuea.
"Swnvne's Ointment" ) Cures the most in vi t-
MAMKX1B.
OOAJj.
B.
. MARTIN
L
OCBKR'g UYK3.
A 5c, Package
Fer tea days longer. Call
no
Gene Where the Gead Darkles Ge.
On Saturday night " General " James
Jacksen, a noted coleied man, died at the
residence of his stepdaughter, Mrs. Mar
garct A. White, at "West Chester, at the
advanced age of abentl05 years. He was
born a&lave about 1778 and owned by Bet
sey Jacobs, who lived near Baltimore.
In 1833, he married a colored woman from
"A Celebrated Case,"
It seems probable that Mr. Michael O'Cen- immense stock,
nor, et Galesburg, IU., Is net related te the
inT.,'ei fhevifw D'Pnnner. He s ivs : ' Sa
marllan Nervine cured me et dyspepsia and
I general debility."
aud examine the
trouble te show goods.
e
Lcnes convulsed by cough can be seethed
with Hale's Heney et noreheund artd Tar
Pike's- Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
a23 lwdeeu&w
, 1 -;
Feb chills, lever, ague, and weakness, Col Cel
den's Liquid Beef Tonic Celderi'a; take no
ether. Of Drnggdsts. alBlwdeediw
BUB HAMt.
-I KOCI-.KY FOK SALt:.
7 A WELL ESTABLISHED
GROCERY STORE
In a laracmanuracturing country town.
Heuse, Stere, store Fixtures and a full line et
GROCERIES. The whole can be bought ter
les than $2,500.
lnanireattne .
at-lmd - INTELLIGENCER " OFFICE,
LOCHER'S !DYE
WILL COLOR MORE GOODS THAN ANTf
OTHER DYE IN THE MARKET,
Fer sale by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO. 9 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds of
LUMBER AND COAL,
avfard: Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
treets. above Lemen Lancaster. n3-lyd
MANUBK ANU COAL.
New Yerk and Philadelphia Herse Ma
nure by the car lead at reduced prices. AU tbe
BEST GRADES OF COAL,
Beth ler Family and Steam purpose.
CEMENT by the barrel. HAT and 8TBJLW
by the ten or bale.
rARD-315 Harrisburg Pike.
Gbnkeal emcB 20i East Chestnut street.
Kauffman, Keller Ss Ge.
aprl-lyd
PhUadelpbia Market.
1'UUAOBt.vuia, April 23. Fleur
but quiet: Superfine, S3 25Q3
tinner
' . A-rtr?i
3 7394 23 ; Ppnn'a Family, aaa 23.
Rye neur ai wyiwgi 10.
Wheat firmer afld fairly acUve ; Se. 2 est
rn Reil.ll 21Q1WKN6. 3 de, 1 1931 23 ; Ne.
steamer,
prn
lPa.Red.i2uai aafc -
corn fltm and. lair demand:
eiXfiCSXc: saU Yellow and Mixed,
Oats dull unu easier.
Kye firmer at 70c.
Previsions firm.
Butter dull, except lancy, which sell3 fairly ;
Paenn'a Creamery extra, SOc ; llrsts, 25Q26C ;
Western, 28c ; firsts, 23S25C.
Bells nominal.
Eitxsflrm, fair demand; Pa. 17c: Western,
leWc ; southern. WQiewc.
Cheese firm, stocks light.
Petroleum dull;. Refined, S'AQW-
Whisky at II 19
"S wayne's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment"
hwayne'.s Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment"
Swayne's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment"
".Swayne's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment"
svHvnn'H Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment" i
erate cases of skin l-
eases, such as tetter,
salt rheum,scald head,
babcr's itch, sores, uli
crusty, scaly, ltehla'.',
skin eruptions, au-l
that distressing com-
AXTOKNEX, HAS
rt imnKl. M- PRIIIK.
O Removed his Ofllce from M North Duke
ttreet te Ne. l GRANT STREET, Immedi
ately In Bear et Court Heuse. Leng's New
Building. 17-Rr
ptOAC.
M. V. B. COHO,
SC NOUTH WATJSU ST., Ianeater, JH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Ooaaectleu With the Telephonic Sxehaage
Tard and Office: Na 330 NORTH WATE
STREET m
teMB-lTd
LUBKlLLAKD'S BKMECOA TOBACCO
1 enbylOcentsperplugat
H AMMAN'S BELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
New Yerk Market.
Nkw Yeaz, April ,23. Fleur firm and In
moderate demand Superfine SUite, ; 75
4 15; Extra de, $4 103 35; Choice te Fancy
de. $4 4087 25 ; Snperfine Western. $3 7J4 15;
Common te Geed Extra de, ?4 leg 4 G5!; Choice
de $4 7037; Choice White Wheal, i6257 25
Wheat epeneu anfi lower; aiierwurus
advanced Kc : moderate buslncs ; Ne. 2
Mav.l 2J1 22?; de Jnne, l2igi2K;.
deJuly,l2ei2e.
Cern a trffle better, but rather quiet , Mixed
Western spot, 6363c ; le future, 66a69?;c.
Oats a shflde lower ; state, ni0O2c ; Western,
SMP0c;'new -Way, June and Jury, 50X5Ic.
Swayne's Ointment" plaint. Itching pile-.
"Swaync;s Ointment" th0 eniy effectual em a
"Swayne s Ointment"!
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter hew obj'.i ebj'.i
"Swayne's OlntmeHt" ) nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no ether. It CURES
where all cUe tails. Sold by all druggists,
a Cernell, cold or Bere Threat
Requires immediate attention. A neglect ir
lltates the lungs 'and t.n Incurable disease u
erten the result. " DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYBUP WILD CUEHRY " cures tl'
most severe coughs and colds, actsdlrectly en
the lungs, threat and chest, purines Hie bleed,
and ler bienchlal, asthma, all pulmonary at
lectiens et lrng standlntr, it Is the best remedy
ever discovered. Price 23 cents andetl per
bottle The large size Is the most economical
Sold by all best druggists. fl-JaWFIyd.tw
Mether.! Jietnam: jnettiere:i
Are yetOHrtiubcd at night andlirekec et
venr rest lv a slcic child suffering and eryl...:
with excruclatlhg pain of cutting teeth : 1
se go at once and getabottte el MltS. WI.
SLOWS 300 rillNG SYRUP It wllirelicva
fetoer little sufferer tmnicdtately-depeu 1
u.m It: tixre U no tuHtakv abeutlu Tl.c.
is net r. iiiether en cai tli who lias ever ujt li,
wl.e w til net tell you at ence that It will regu
..ti.. nnnrels. and srtve rest fe the metl r
amlielli-f and health te the child, epcratin ;
like magic, it Is perfectly ealetouseln ..
ca-cs, and pleasant te the taste, and is th.
prescription ct ene ct the eldest and bc'.
m'lmria ehvsiclans and nurses in the Unite I
I atHtra. Iseld everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
m2-ly-M,WS4w
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