LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, MAY 28. 1883.
LITTLK LOCAW.
were aed-here an l Kverywftere.
Alueiraan Samson committed "Cel."
Ta-gart ler 30 days, and Charles Delan
fer5 days, for drunken and disorderly con
duct. . , .. . .
The public schools of the city will be
closed en Wednesday rrext, 30th inst.,
Decoration Day bein a legal holiday. The
parade of the G. A. R. 'will take place in
forenoon instead of the afternoon, be as net
te interfere with the Knight Templar dem
onstration. The Inmside base ball club have rented
Peutz'8 let at Charlette street and the
Harrisburg turnpike, and they will enclose
it with a lence for base hall purposes.
They have secured nearly all the money
needed for the project.
On Saturday evening Jacob and Jonas
Geed gave bail before the Court and
Alderman VicConemy. en tha savcral
chaiges of foiciule entry against them, and
were discharged from custody.
The beat en the Conestoga did an im
mense business yesterday, twenty or thirty
trips ftem thebridge te the City Mill being
made. It was ciewded en all the trips.
The Prison Inspectors intended te held
a meeting this morning, te take some
action in legard te Jthe small pox. They
concluded te held ue meeting hewever, as
they think they can de nothing mere than
lias alicidy been done The beard will
inert en next Monday.
Arrest el a iceugh
This memiug Joe Haley, alias "Bahi
mere Jee," a notorious rough, after being
leleased Irem prison get en a drunk.
Shortly before 11 o'clock he made his ap
peal mice en North Queen street ; visited
the City Hetel, Hrimmer's livery office and
Haldy'.s mathle vard aud announced that
he was a fighter and able te whip anybody.
He wan very disorderly, aud as officer Herr
attempted u, arrest him Joe resisted aud
kicked and .struck at the officer, who in
l elm n btuiek him en the head with a
blackjack. This seemed te make the
piiseuur weii,e, and after leguiuiughis feet
he fought desperately. Officer Daily came te
Huir'.s assistance aud succeeded in getting
Jnc as far as Copland's, where he was
placed in a wagon and taken te the btatien
lieusf. The blew fiem the black-jack cut
a small artery aud the man bled profusely.
Jee is one ei the worst men of his kind
that the police have te deal with. The last
time he was ai rested he gave the officers a
terrible light. He is et stout bnild and
is very muscular, and treacherous, se that
officers are compelled te use considerable
foice with him.
I'.uerhlal Scheel l'icnlc.
The phildicu or St. Mary's Catholic
parochial schools, about 120 in number,
are holding a picnic te day at What Glen
puk. Tuiee busses thronged with the
little ones with smiling faces started for
the scene of the festivities at 8:"30 o'clock
this morning. The school, which has
been in successful operation for sometime
in the handsome new buildiug adjoining
the church, is under the immediate super
intendence of Dr. P. J. McCullagb, the
luhter or St. Mary's, aud has 125 pupils
en its' rolls.
Ulcycle Accident.
At noentodav. Hairv Zellers, son of
Geerge Zellcis of Charlette street, was
running acrcei West King street when he
was knocked down by a bicycle ridden by
a mau named Snyder. He had an ugly
gahh cut in his cheek below the eye aud
Dr. M'Cermick drefcsed the wound. Snyder
took a header" from the bicycle but
escaped with slight injury.
Snoeting Accident.
Yesteiday a let of boys were playing
along the creek, and among them was one
named Frankfeid, who had a revolver.
He tiied te take the lead from the weapon
when it fell te the ground and was dis
charged. The ball struck a boy named
Rudy in the aim, causing an ugly
weuud.
Wet True.
About one half of the town has been
excited ever the lopert that Geerge Biini-
mer had died of smallpox in the prison.
The repeitcis especially have been pest
ered by inquisitive people aud for the
benefit of the latter we will state that
Brimmer is net dead nor even sick.
Full (! Palmers.
This afternoon, while painters were
working at the house of E. Eberman,
North Duke street, the scaffolding gave
way eti which wcre two painters. Oue of
the men clung te a lope and the ether fell
te the ground. He was slightly bruised.
Discharged.
Jehn Thompson, who was arreste1 en
suspicion of being a thief, was discharged
te day. as nothing could be found en which
te held him.
Received tlte Reward.
On Sat unlay Chief of Pelice Deichler
received his icwarri from the Missouri
antlieiiUes, for capturing Jehn B. Dennis.
fttraHiilK lteaullful, t:iienp. Durable.
While wcailly walfcingln the summer'. op
prcsslve heal get beneath l lie refreshing
shallow el one ei the liglitsunsbudes Just re;
reived hyA. llirsn, Nes.C mil 8 North Queen3
from the celebrated Hir.-ih A. lire parasol
manulactery, 1'hlhidelphi.i. Tlinv are the
latest Miiuiner styles; light, attiacllvelook attiacllveleok attiacllveloek
mgand vorvche.p. Mr. II. aleoimneunccsa
great laducllnn et liillllnerv goods el all
kinds. Our count ly Ir.ciu s vl-ltlng town
thU week should call.
JS-PI.A.IN Talk raex int. swayhb Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Piles Is ene et 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 m or abent the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes lerm. The private parts are of ten
affected. TJie mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my ointment Is super
ler te any article in the market, I guarantee 1
te cure the worst case et itching piles in exlst-
6nrSlgned, H.SWAYNE. M. D.
Dr Swayne's Ointment is aIeapk asant anil
enVctive cure ler 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 eta.
(in 3c. stamps), 3 boxes, $1.25. Address, lr.
swayne ft Sen, Philadelphia, Pa.
ectU-lydTu.Th&S4w
Don't Ilurry, Gentleman."
Said a man en his way te be hanged, " there'll
be no tun till I get there " Wesay te the dys
peptic, nervous and debilitated, don't hurry
thoughtlessly ter tome icmedyer deubtrul
merit, uncertain of reller, when you ran get at
the drmrgtsts ler one dell Burdock Bleed Bit
ters almost sure te cure and cei tain te benefit.
Kersalebv H. II. Cochran, drnggUt, 137 and
119 North Queen street-
Bluibera ! Motherai Mothers!
Are you disturbed at night and broken et
your i est by a sick child suffeiing and crying
with the excruciating pain or cnttlng teeth?
If se goat once and gctabsttleelMRS. WIN
SLOW 'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will lelieve
the peer little, sutterer imme I lately depend
upon it ; there 1 no mistake about it. There is
neta mother en earth who has ever used it,
who will net tell yen at once that it will
regulate the bowels uml glve lest te the
mother, and rellet and health te the child, op
erating like magic. It is perfectly sate te Use
In all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is
the prescription of one of the eUct and best
female physician-! in the United State. Held
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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'The best is the cheipes'." is an old and
true maxim. Tliu Celluloid Eye-Glasses are
tlte best ter these who need artificial aid for
the eyes. Fer sale by nil leading Jewelers and
Opticians. iny2I-lwdeed&w
De Net move llllndly
Ge carefully la purchasing medicine. Many
adverllscd remedies can work great injury
are woise thannone. Burdock Bleed Bitters
area purely vegetable preparation ; the small
est child can tike them. They kill disease
and cure the patten' In a sate and kludlv way.
Forsalebv II. It. Cochran, druggist. 137 and
139 Nei t li Queen street.
Brown's Household Panacea
Is the most eilective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the bleed
whether taken internally or applied exter
nally, ami theieby mere certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than auy
ether pain alleviator, and it is warranted dou
ble the itieii;;!h than any ether similar ptepa ptepa
ratien. it em cs pain in the Side, Hack or Rowels
Sere Threat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
AM. AOIILS, and is The Oreat Kellever ut
Pain. " ISKOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA "
should be in every rumily. A teaspoentul et
the Punacca in a tumbler et het water sweet
eneil, il prelerred, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. 2." cents a bottle
niavl-T.TIi.t'&w
jinw te Secure Health.
I sci-nis strange that any one will sutrer
from the man ylerangements brought en by
an impure condition et the bleed, when SCO
VILL'SaARSAPARILLAANDSTlLLlNGlA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SVKUP will restore
period health te the physical organization. It
is Indeed n stieiigtlienlng syrup, pleasant te
take, aid has proven itself te be the beat
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, etleel
uully ruling Scrofula, Syphlltic disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Krysipelas, Alala
iUi all neiveus disorders and debility, bil.
Ions ceuiplalutsand all diseases indicating an
iuipuiu condition et the Bleed, l.iver. Kid
nejM, Stomach. Skin, etc. It corrects indl
gestien. A single bottle will prove te you Us
mei its as a health reneyer, ter it ACTS 1.1 K K
A CHARM, ewpeciall when the complaint ts
et an exhaustive naiure, having a tendency te
lessi'ii the natnial vigor el the brain and nf.i
eus system.
., ii EU'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain In
man ami bcust- Fer use externally and inler
n-illy.
RttDJIOKfrE POWDERS cine all ilNeaes
of horse, cattle, sheepr hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CUK P.. mavSI-
Fer sale at II. 1!. Cochran's ding -teip l-i
Nei th Queen streel
Wells "Keugli en t;;irus."
Ask for Wells' " Ueugh en Com Cem
Quick, complete, permanent cine,
warts, bunions.
' 15c.
Cern",
Itutlillng Lets Fer Sale.
A. W. Russel lias eight beautiful buildiug
lets en North Lime stieet, opposite Lancaster
ceuieleiy, which are the most eligible lets
available en which te build handsome resi
dences, lie also has lets en Frederick street
that are ve-y desirable ter building purposes.
Call en A. W. llusei'Il.'-'Z North Queen street,
It you want a nice building let. m20 St
Keys found,
Otllcer Wlnewer leund at the Plew tavern
en Saturday evening, a bunch of keys secured
by a patent safety ring. The owner can have
hem by calling en the officer.
KKSCUICD Iflteni UKAfH
ThetollewingotatomentofWIlUainJ.Cough
In, et Semervllle, Mass., is se remarkable tnat
we beg teask for it the attention et our read
ers. lie says : "In tha lull et 1S7C 1 was taken
w Ith a violent bleeding et th lungs, followed
b use veie cough. 1 seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak nt ene time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer et 1877 1 wasadmil ted tot he City Hospital.
Whllcthere the doctors said I had a hole in
iny loll lung as big as a halt-dollar. I expend
ed" ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was se lar gene at one time a report
went around that I was dead. 1 gave up hope
but a friend told me et DU. WM. HALL'S
KAISAM POIt T11K LUNGS. 1 laughe at
my friends, thinking my case ii.eurable,but I
get a brttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise u' d gratification, 1 commenced In feel
hotter My hope, ence dcbd, began te revive,
aulteifayl feel In better spirits than J hsive
the past tlnee years.
" ; wrllethis hoping you will publish It, se
that everv one alllicted Willi Diseased Lungs
will be Induced te lake DK. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOUTIIE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN UK CUltKD. I
have taken two bottle ami can positively say
that it has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. My cough lias almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall seen be able te go te work.
sold bv II. it. Cochran, 137 North Oueen streel
SVECTAL NOTICES.
Seekei s after hea'th can find It. See adver-
Ucmentet Simmons Liver Regulator.
Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the Dia
mond Dye colors. One packare colors 1 te 4
tts. et goedn. 10 ccnls ter any color.
Direct results health and digestion. Read
the adveillseuient of biuiniens Liver Regulator.
Physicians attest: " Celdeu's Liquid Beet
Is particularly useful In Diphtheria, Fever,
and everj depressing disease."
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&XBB1AGS.
LvTK-GniFWTn -On May 20. 18S3, at the res
idence et the bride's father, Themas Ortfiltli.
csn. Ebensbnigb, Cambria county. Pa., by
the Rev. T. B. Jenes. Francis l.yte. et Minne
apelis, Minn., and Mtes Annie K. Griffith.
1HCA.TU8.
Watt. In this city, en the 27lh Inst., Lizzie
Lcarmentb, wife el P. T. Watt.
Netice of lnneral hereafter.
XJSW AXtyiStiTlSHMEftJt.
"1
IBUV MY GOODS FKOM FJ1WT HANnS
fercaah and sell the best goods for the
money In the city at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT 1 1(5 Alt
STORE.
OTANTKn-A SHOKMAKKK AT THJE
W Kagle Shoe store, Ne. fl North Queen
street. JOHN I1IEMENZ.
ANTKU.-TO BUY A GOOD COW.
Address, it. t. sa .n ujsus.
m2C-2t Kinzers, Lancaster Ce., ia.
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THK I.ADIKS' CITY TRACT SOCIETY
1. wi:l meet In the vestry room et St. Paul'
Rnlermed church en TUhaOAY EVENING
al IK o'clock, ANNIK UUNDAK ER,
it Secreiary.
BO AUDI NO FOOIl OK F1K YOUNG
men wanted te beard at Ne. iir. Maner
stieet. Geed bearding and pleasant rooms
en reasonable terms. .,...,
inv.-J3td.M,W&S
:5
by
lJOR UKKT.-TUK STOlti: KOOM, NO,
f North Queen street, new occupied
Ames Rlugwait. Apply m . . ,
1HOh. B. FRANKLIN,
feb7.8.9,llleedtld Ne. 120 East King St.
ANY Pr.KSON VrANTlKO Till! I5UD
welser Beer, or Ginger Ale, can be ac ac ac
coinmet'ated by cilliiig en
GEO. WALL,
225 Seuth Queen street.
Oi ders lcceivtd by telephone promptly at
tended te. m2C-2t
aTKK JIBNT NOT1CK-ONUY A KKW
niore days te pay yenr water rent. Wed
nesday being a legal holiday the oflice will be
closed. Bung your notices with you te save
trouble. 5 per cent, abatement It paldbelore
June LISA C.F.MYERS.
m2i;-3td Treasurer.
riMlKKKOUI.AU MONTHLY MRKT1NU OK
I the American Mechanics' Building unit
Lean Association will be held this (Monday)
evening at 7:30 o'clock at W. II. Keland's office,
Ne. 20VJ Sonth Duke street. Meney for sale.
E. J. ERISMAN,
It Secretary.
A1TKNTKJN, KNIOIITS TKMl'l.Altt
The escort ami guar.Set Lancaster Com Cem
maudery. Ne. 13, K. T., will meet at the
Asvluni, te-morrow, Tuesday atternoen, at
4:30 p. m., fei escort duty. By order et
' E.ORAMLYTE,
Eminent Commander.
11. S. Gaka, Receider. It
1 KNEKAI. lKDK.lt MO. 1.
JT Latjeastek, May 28, 18SI.
Unassigued Infantry Ce., Attention The
members et the Unassigued Infantry Ce., N.
G. et Pa., will meet at Excelsior Hall, East
King street, en TUESDAY EVENING at h
o-clec , shai p. W. .J . FORDNEY.
Captain.
C. U. Heffmiur,
IstSeigeant. It
G
IKAKll FUCK JN!KANCK COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONE MILI.IOi,. TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Uunent Rates.
Lesses Piemptly Settled and I'al.l.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,.
AGfc.NT',
Ne. 10 Ea3t.
ml2-CmdM.WiSi:
King Street.
TANAMAKF.K & KHOWN.
TV1
Fer Slimmer Sales.
The advent of warm weather
brings forward our thin stuff.
Linens, Alpacas, Marseilles, Pen
gees, Seersuckers and Cottens.
On Clothing of this class, as en
all light woolens, the prrces are
at the minimum. Mere te tell
you in the early future.
Wanamakeii & Brown.
Oak Hai l,
S. K. Cor. rM-Wli aim Maiket,
I'M I HI) El. I'll I...
NEW AJrMBTIBXMMNI8.
c
AKPF.T HA I.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
lN l-
IT t'ONCKKNS EVERYBODY.
i
w'sOlfliieiiPaiie
S2.C00 vertni SI. CO.
" I spent fi.SOa, with ether doctors," writes
Mr. .1. W. Thornten, of Clalbern, Miss., " Sa
maritan Xervine however alene cured my son
et fits." 1 his is en a par with hundreds el
ethers, peedy but thorough.
Dr. C. W. llensen's Celery and Chamomile
Pills aie prepared expressly te cure and will
cure Headache et all kinds, Neuralgia, Nerv
ousness and Dyspepsia. Pievided and en
dorsed by physicians.
"Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure eradicated vty
pimples. They used te break out continually.'1'
Steve T. Harrison, Rochester, N. Y. $1, at
druggists.
nenry' CarbeUc Salve.
The best Salve in the world for cuts, braises
sores, uleer-f, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te ive perlcct satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get ILenuy's Cabbolie salve, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Oueen street. my29-4
Skin Dmnanes.
"8 wayne's itntment" ) Cnre-i the most invet-
"Swayne's Ointment"
"S wayne's Ointment" Jerate cases of skin dls-
"s wayne's Ointment" i
"Swayne's Ointment" S eases, sucn as tetter,
"I wage's 8iSK -1 rl.eum.scdd head.
"Swayne's Ointment" baber's itch, sores, all
"Swayne's Ointment" t . nrhine-
"Swayne's Ointment" lcrU9ty scalYi Itching,
"Swayne's ointment" skin eruptions, and
'Swayne's Ointment" ,, ,iNt,Min nm
"Swayne's Ointment" ll R1 ""tiesslng com cem cem
"Swayne's Ointment" plitlnl, itching piles,
'Swayne's Ointment" ., . neimi mm
"Swayne's Ointment" ) l,, ,u eIlei-lual ""re
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter hew obstl ebstl obstl
"Swayne's Ointment" ) nate or long standing.
Ask for il and use no ether. It CURES
where all else tails. Sold by all druggists,
A CeueIi, Celd cr Sere Threat
Requires immediate attention. A neglect Ir
ritates the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the result. "DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SVRUP WILD CHERRY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, actscllrcctly en
the lungs, threat and chest, purifies the bleed,
and ter in encliial, asthma, all pulmonary af
fections el longstanding, His the best remedy
ever discovered. Price a" cents and $1 per
bottle. The large sise is t!.e most economical
Sold by all best iiriuielsts. ll'J-M WJtFlyd& w
WEST KIN'tf & WATER STS.,
Wen the reputation ei being rellaule by sell
ing nene but geed carpeta at the Lewest
prices that a geed c-irpet can be bought ler
and en the met idlabie terms. Cal' and see
the stock, or, IT en c m'l come, send, ter price
list.
THK BUST I'.AltliAINS IN TUllClT.
Shirk's Carpet Hull,
rerner West King aud Water St.
LANCASTER. PA.
Kly'H Cream Halm reduces Inflammation
Seres in I lie nasal passages are healed in a
few days. Caturi hat headache is dissipated.
Senses el smell.taste aud hearing are restored.
Price 60 cents.
apply Inte uetttrtls with little Uuger.
Only Twe UeiilPH.
Messrs. .lohnsen. Holle way & Ce., wholesale
druggists et Philadelphia, Pa., lepert that
some time age a gentleman handed them a
dollar, with a reque-t te send a geed catarrh
cure te two army officers in Arizona. Recent
ly the same gentlemen told them that both
the officers and the wltoet Gen. Jehn C. ie
ment, governor et Arizona, had been cured
et catairh by the two bottles et Ely's Cream
Palm mylfl-2wdM.W,Fw
Inciikdulitv exists, but nobody has been
heaidtedeny the wholesemcncss aud puri
lying effects of Glenn's Sulphur Seap.
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TTTOBKINuaiJSN gHOOLDOOTO
BEOHTOLD'S
Te buy their Wearing Apparel. A fresh eup
plv just received, at very moderate prices,
building Stene and Sand delivered at short
notice. Rye Straw. Sed ana Leaf Mould ler
florists and ethers Kgge.
Se. 62 N. Queen Street.
45Stere and dwelling for sale or rent. Im
mediate possession. feb3-lvd
G.
A. K. COMRADES OF GEO. B.
Tliemas Pest. Ne. 84. will assemble at G.
linii nn WEDNESDAY MORNING atS
o'clock, in lull uniform, ler parade : also en
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock te escort the
oiater te the Court Heuse, when the annual
address will be delivered by Cel. Jas. M. Sce-
vlUe, of Camden, N. .1. JlyeKK
Commander.
Jenu Black, .m.,
Adjutant.
It
ACUTE CATARRHAL INFLAMMATION
et the middle ear Is indeed a very com
mon disease. It Is difficult te Una an adult
who has net at ene time or another suflered
from "ear-ache." Kar-ache is the popular
uaine for acute catarrh of the middle ear.
All diseases et the EYE, EAR and THROAT
pcrmanenUy cured by
DRS. n. D. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Treatment OfBce 13 East Walnut street,
Lancaster.
Consultation lree. my2S-3tdAw
BURSK'S.
WANTS SUPPLIED.
Fer Fresh Durkee Salad Dressing.
Fer Fine Olive OH.
Fer Pickles and Sauces.
Fer Petted Meats.
Fer Whole Rolled Ox Tongue.
Fer Flavoring Extracts (Just received a fresh
let.)
Fer Pie Peaches, large cans, 12 cpnta.
Fer Table Peaches at 15 cents.
Fer Canned Pears at a) cent-.
Fer 4 Cans of Tomatoes, 25 cents.
Fer Tomatoes-Red Seal, 10c; Beet Steak, 2
for 25c
Fer a Cans el Cern ler 23 cent3.
Fer Fells Sugar Cern, 10c.; Baker., 12c; Wins
low, 15c . 4
Fer California Cherries. Apricots, etc.
Fer Comb Heney at 20 and 23 cents a pound.
Fer New Orleans Melassc3 geed, 15c; choice,
20 cents.
Ger Geed Table Syrup at 12 cents.
Fer goods tee numerous te mention.
GOTO BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East Kins Street.
:jitui.TZ's sons.
s
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We aim te give the most
complete satisfaction te all who
may favor us with their patron
age. Our goods are purchased
from the most reliable houses,
and while guaranteeing them te
be of the best manufacture and
the latest style, we feel satisfied
that an examination of our prices
will convince all that they are
sold at the most reasonable
figures. We have a large stock
from which te select, and have
always en hand a large assort
ment of the latest styles of goods
in the market.
SIULTZ'S SOIS,
Ne, 144 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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KES W FRY.
Phai'es W. Fry's
SLIDING ADJUSTIBLE
Patented May 22, 1883.
We aie predated te take orders and put in
position our PATENT WIRE WINDOW
SCREEN, get up In tlrst-clasi style in Walnut
and Poplar names, I'laln and Landscape
Wiies. We have them also ilnished with wire
en, complete, veiy easily adjusted te lit the
window.
VTKW VOKK SreltiC.
SUMMER GOODS
AT TUE
New Yerk Stere.
Rare value in
SUMMER SILKS
In Stripes, Checks und Plain Celers, at 41c.,
50C. ti2ic and 75c. a vuid MIADED D It ESS
SILKS, 5S. a vard. COLORED DRESS SILKS,
elegant quality, $1 en a aid. An iinmenstt
quantity of
LACK BUNTINGS,
NUN'S VEILINGS.
Summer Dress Goeds:
INDIA LINENS, VICTORIA LAWNS,
NAINSOOKS AND DOTTED 11 USLINS
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING MAY 23, 1883.
THE SCAFFOLD.
THE THUtD VIOTI3I OF LAW.
Anether of th Phrenlx Park AliWIei Hang
This Morning A Mether" Vain
Appeal te the Queen-
Dubltx, May 2S. Mtcliael Facran, who
was convicted of the murder of Mr. Burke
in Phejnix Park, was hanged in Kilmain
ham jail this morning, Fagan since he
received his sentence has been very at
tentive te the instructions of the priests.
In an interview recently with his relatives
he declared that he had net hart a
hair of Mr. Bark's'bead. His mother, who
was confident of the innocence of her son,
wrote te the queen, repeating this declara
tion, but her letter was net answered.
The black flag announcing that the execu
tion had taken place, was heisted ever the
jail at 8 o'clock.
A strong force ei penco anu military
was present, aud everything went off
quietly. A small crowd of persons col
lected outside the prison, a few of whom
knelt in prayer for the repese of the soul
of Fagan. The condemned mau was pale,
but appeared te be resigned te his fate.
Death was instantaneous.
KX-JCSTIOE 9HAKSWOOD
Ills Deain In PMlaaelpnia Te-day.
Puiladelphia, May 28. Ex Justice
Geerge Bharswoed died at his resideuce
en Seuth Thirteenth street, at C:45 o'clock
this morning. lie had been uuconsciens
Biuce last Friday.
Judge Sharswood's death has been
anticipated for some time, and though net
unexpected, will be nene the less generally
mourned. After eminent services a? a
jurist and iu the law department or tue
university et renusyivaum, no . mu
as the Democratic caudidate for governor
in this state in 1803 and was defeated by
Curtin. In 1867 he was elected judge of
he annreme court, setviug with great
distinction a full term of fifteeu years. He
was the author of Snarswoecrs uiaoK uiaeK uiaoK
stene's commentaries, tbe present most
popular edition of this standard legal text
book. His services as a judge are familiar
e the people of the state. Ed3. Intcllt-
OKNCER.
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WAICItINO UAII.UUAD3.
Fighting Over the Wight te Tuayl'rack en
au AUau:eseJ Keute.
Buffalo. May 28. A few days age the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western rail
road company oblaiued au injunction
restraining the Itochester & Pittsburgh
company from layiu tracks en the Hum
phrey farm, which the latter had recently
abandoned. Thetiacksef the Rochester
company were thou tern up aud replaced
with Lackawanna & Western rails. Yes
terday afternoon 300 employees of the
Rochester & Pittsburgh company ditched
the cars of the ether company and relaid
the tracks which were again tern up by
the Lackawanna company.
The read master of the Rochester com cem
pauy was arrested, but was released as no
charge had been preferred against him.
The Rochester tracks were thou again re
laid aud a large force of men wera en
guard all night te resist an attack.
The Leng Strike.
Pittsbureu, Pa., May 28. The state
of affairs between the iron manufacturers
aud weikmen is y. itheut a marked change,
aud it is generally believed that a
piolenged suspension is inevitable.
Thursday next will witi.ess the expiration
of existing 'scale of prices, ami work will
then be stepped in all mills which up te
that time have net signed tbe new scale.
That the steel mills continue in operation
is generally understood, aud it is ceuceded
also, that a few iron mills will sign the
scale; with these exceptions; however, the
prospects are that tbe iron mills in the
West will .shut down en Friday next te
continued closed for an indetinite period.
At Very Lew 1' rices.
PARASOLS AND
We purchase eifr
SUNSHADES
The most popular and flagrant Pe-tumeef
the day '1IACKMETACK." Try it. Sold by
H. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 139
North Queen street feb7-eed3
Direct from the largest? manufacimeis and
can give the heat pebslbln a'ue. TWILLED
SILK PARASOLS, in uatuial slicks, Hum aud
lancy holders. s-ATIN PARASOLs. LACE-TRlAlMEDPARASOL-,
SUN UMBRELLAS.
Ladles, Gents' and Children's
Summer Hosiery and Gauze Underwear,
In all Sizes and Qualities. We have opened
another choice line or
SASH RIBBONS. LACES AND LACE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES AND FANCY DRESS
BUTTONS, at Lewest City
Prices.
Watt, Shand & Ge.
Ne, 8 And 10 BAST KING STREET.
Phares . Fry,
Ne. 57 NORTH OUEEN STREET.
JKtfPllSAl.l VOR
EL.ECTRIO LIGHT, GAS, COAL.
OIL. or Other Material f r
Lighting, and LAMP
POSTS.
The Lamp Committee et ttie City et Lancas
ter will receive sealed proposals ler tlic light
ing et the city ( two miles squaie ) with Elec
tric Lfcht. The party luruishin the llaht
will Did ler tue complete Pfant, memumx
Poles, Wires, Lamps and Power ready te run.
Alse, sealed proposals ler the tarnishing et
Oas per thousand cubic feet ter the Mavei's
OtllLC, Trejsmet's Office. Council Cliambeis,
Market Houses and Station Heuse, and, a se,
ler Street Lamps, at a tixed price per lamp,
with a live root burner, ter a petied et one
year, trem and ensuing July 1, 1853. The com
pany furnishing the gas shall light all the
jtieet gas lamps every night throughout the
year ut sunset, mm Hutui Keep iuu &nuiu uieau
and in repair, cleaning them at least once a
week, make ail connection? te the lauiD pests
at their enn proper cost, and disconnect the
same at the expiration or their contract with
out charge te the city.
Alse, sealed proposals for the furnishing et
lamp-pests and lamp for gas, complete and
ready ler use, which may he needed during
the year. Pests te be .f the same style and
length as tliec new in us-j in Centre Square,
and Lamps of a styleslmtlar te these In ether
sections et the city. Bidders are required te
give me length and weight of pests they pro
pose te furnish. Pests te he et iron and weigh
at least 21 pounds.
Alse, sealed proposals ler the lurnishing et
Ceal oil or ether mateiial ler lighting all the
streetlamps, or any portion thereof, at a fixed
price per lamp, ler the period et one year
irem the ensuing Julv 1st. 18SX The person.
individuals or eeuipmy, who bid te supply
Ceal Oil, Gasoline, or ether lighting material
shall light all the street lamps te be thns sup
plied, every night throughout the year at
sunset and all lamps must burn until sunrise,
and the contractor shall keep the same clean
and in repair, and clean them at least once a
week. Bidders te supply Ceal OH or ether
lighting material are required te accompany
their hlils with a proposal ut which they will
furnish during the year the me oILamp-pests
and Lamps, complete, wherein oil or ether
lighting material aside from gas may be
burned ; said Pests and Lamps te remain the
property et the contractor, and te be removed
wiuie'it expense te tue city at tue expirauuu
el the contract. Bide shall state also the can
dle power et the light proposed te be fur
nished The Lamp Committee reserves the right te
reject any and all bids, and the successful
bidder or bidders shall give geed and ap-
proved security ler the faithful performance"
of the contract.
All bids for proposals mus:be made en or
before June 1st, 1S83. at G o'clock p. in., and
addressed te HARRY A. DILLER, Chairman
Lamp Committee, Mayer's Office. Lancaster,
Pa., and te be Indorsed " Proposals ler Light
ing City." By order of the
LAMP COMMITTEE.
Attest, David L. Dbkn, Clerk. 5 3tSR
DUcententCtl ami Turbulent Strikers.
St. Leuis, May 23. Reports from CoT CeT CoT
liusville. III. say that the striking miners
were quiet all day ycsteiday ami mani
fested no disposition te create a disturb
ance. Secret moetiugs of strikeis wcre
held iu Belleville and neighborhood yes
terday. Most of the miuers will attempt
te resuuie operations te day, tbe t.beriti
having assured full protection te all men
who desire te work. iMilitia will be con
centrated at East St. Leuis from which
place they cau be promptly distributed.
Shet by a Watchman.
IJeuDENTOWN, N. J., May 29 Charles
Clayten, aged 2-1 years, was found in au
intoxicated condition last night en th
grounds of Mrs. Grtibb, and net obeyiug
the eidcr te leave was shot dead by Jacob
Fireng, a private watchman. Fireng was
committed without bail.
Cuyie'H Flgnt for Life.
IIakiusuuku, May 23. The supreme
court began its sessions beie te-day. An
application has been made te them for a
writ of erier in the cave of Jehu Ceylo, jr.,
who was convicted in Adams county of
minder in the first degree for killing Miss
Emily Myeis in 1881.
Au Investigating Coiuuiltlee AiijuurDH.
Washington, May 23 The committee
appointed te investigate the affairs of the
supervising architect's office of the treasury
department, met this morning aud
adjoin ned uutil Thursday te allow Mr.
Murch mero time.
An Old Iren Master Gene.
Reading, Pa., May 28. Jeseph Bailey,
for forty yeais proprietor of the Pine iron
works, died at Pine, this county, te-day,
aged 88. Mr. Itailey was the eldest iron
manufacturer in Berks ceuuty.
Yerk full cream, 13a ; AVestern, 12Jc; de lair
tofgeod, 11KQ12C; Pa. part skims, 7Q3C;
ue rau skims, 4tjtc.
Petroleum quiet ; Keflned, Tc
Whisky at $1 19
ZUw Ter Market.
Nkw Yerac, May 23 -Fleur State and West
ern dull and declining. Southern dull and
weak.
Wheat KGlc lower, heavy and unsettled ,
moderate speculative trading ; Ne. 1 White
$1 13 : Ne. 2 Bed. May, SI 21MQ1 2' : J une. II 21X
Ql 22 ; July. SI 23Kl 244 ; Aug., $1 25Jil 26!.
Sept.,$l2Cei27VS.
Cern XQfic lower and fairly active ; Mixed
Western, spot, 4!)3C5Kc : de mtuie, CiJO
6SJ4C.
Oats WQHc lower ; Ne. 2 June. i5i,QtSc ;
July, 4i6lC.c ; State, 50a5!)c ; Western, 4'iQ
07C.
OMT SOOJM.-
t Sieck markets.
Quotations by Beed, McGrann A Ce.,
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
IU A. 31. 1- X.
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Michigan Central 93
New Yerk Central 1-SS4
New Jersey Central 79
Ohie Central 11
Del. Lack. Western.... 124.!,$
Denver Rie Grande.... 47
a!F1u 74
Kansas & Texas 29
Lake Shere 109
Chicago & N. W., com.... 13M5
N. N., Ont. A Wester n .... Vii
St. Paul .tOiualia i.v.j
Pacific Mall 42
Rochester & Pittsburgh.. -11
St. Paul le:
Texas Pacific :
Union Pacific 93
Wabash Common 3
Wabash Preferred 42
West'rn Union Telegraph S2
Louisvllle & Nashville... 4H
N. Y., Chi. ft St. L 12
Lehlgh Valley C6K
.Mmigu .navigation viy
Pennsylvania 57
Reading 2t; 7-
P. T. & Buffalo 1475
Northern Pacific Cem... 51
Northern Pacific Prof... SVA
llestenville ....
Philadelphia ic Erie
Northern Central 50
Underground
Canada Southern (Mi
People's Passenger.
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Quotations by Asseslatcd Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & Erle R. R 19
Rcadlnir Railroad ":
Pennsylvania Railroad 57
i.eiugn vauoyietnroad m.
United Companies of New Jersey 1U2J
Northern Pacific. V.Hi
Northern Pacific Pieferrel SC
Northern Central Railroad 50K
Lehigh Navigation Company.. ...i 42
Mornsiewn uaureau ids
Central Transportation Company 35
rittsu'g, niusvuiea; unnaie it. ii i:
Little Schuylkill Ballread rayA
New lern
Quotations by Associated l'rei-.
Stocks dull and weal:
New Yerk Central
Erle Railroad. ........... ...
Adams Express
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Kailreail
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland & PittsburjTh Railroad....
Chicago & Reck Island Railroad
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10S
.143
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Pittsburgh & Peit Wayne Railroad 131
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Teledo & Wuliash
New Jerey Central
NewYe-.k Ontario & Western
s:
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... 7b
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Live SteeK Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipts. C.OC0 nead : ship
ments, 1,9G0 heail ; lair gradts net streng:
prices net quetablv changed ; mixed, $G 80
7 15 ; heavy, 7 2007 te ; light, C 90Q7 3.): skips,
$3 50gG 50 ; market closed weak ; offerings
fairly cleared.
Cattle Receipts. D head; shipments, 3.PC0
head : market quiet at unchanged prices ; de
mand limited ; experts, 5 !K)f3(; 15 ; Keed te
choice shipping, ?5i;5 tK); common te lair,
5S5 50.
Sheep Receipts, l.ianj head : shipments, :ice
head ; quality poer: low grades dull ; choice
strong ; common le fair, i-".;jl 5i); geed,
$5 50 : choice, $3 75.
Cattle .tlurket.
Philadkumua, May 2SI. rattle inactive:
receipts. -'Wi head : prune. lVJHtVtf : geed ut
GJi7e; meilium at r.Jfie: . iiu non at 5,'
Sheep market Inaciive ; icceipls 11.100 head :
prime, caile ; geed, .r'',5c; meilium, liij
5'Jc ; common, 44S4lJc: culls' :ii$Vic
Hogs dull ; luceipN :t,u h head; selling at
1010e
Lncal 4terkfi and nun.is
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Decoration Orator Selected.
Philadelphia, May 28. Majer Wni.
II. Lambert, of the 33rd N. J. regiment
aud new of Philadelphia, will make the
Decoration Day oration at the Arlington
national cemetery,Arlington Heights.
Oen. CroeV Net Heard Frem
Washingteh. May 28. Ne further in
formation relative te Oeu. Creek's move
ments has been n chived at the war de
partmaut le-day.
Nearlug the Kuil.
Washington, May 28. Mr. Merriek
began the c'esiug argument for the gov
ernment in .be Star Reute trial this morn
ing. WIUIUKU INl.-lCATIONS-
Washinqten, May 23. Fer the Middle
Atlantie states, partly cloudy weather, oc
casional light showers, westerly, (shifting
te southerly winds, stationary tempera
tine, stationary or higher pressure.
s.-inc ''U v : pir n. Lean. tine l'sS".
" ls .
sl.VK .
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5 parct. In 1 or 30 year
" & pur el. S( IhmiI l.eiii...
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Manhelui Imreugh lean
MltieaLLANKtll'i) BTOUKU.
Quari'vvllltt It. .
iilllersvllleSliecl ":ir
Inquirer Printing Company
Wilt::)! Fitetei '.....
Uiw Light and Fuel Company
Stevens Heuse (Hen. Is)
Columbia Oas Company
Columbia Water Company..
Susquehanna lreu Company.
Marietta llollewware
Stevens Heuse SO
Sicily Island 50
East uraniiy wine re naynesu'g.... mi
Millersville Nermal iiuhoel
Northern Market
MISOSrXANKOtH C0M03.
Quairyvllle K. R., iiu! ! UW
Reading .V Celuinliia It. R5's ft Iin;
Lancaster Wau-li Ce.. due 18S0 Itui
Lancaster Uas Light ami fuel r,e
due in liii'J' years
Lancaster Uaj 1 ":!lit and i"Hil Ce.
lilt) 1886
TUBweiK-e r roeEs.
Big Spring: ft i:'t".ei v-i:t.y
ltrlilgcpert ft Hensli.-e
Columbia ft Chestnut Hilt
'Jelumblaft Waslilngteii
Columbia . Big Spring
Celumhiaft Marietta ,
Mayiewn ft Ellzabcthtewn
Lancaster ft Ephrata
Iincasterft Willow Strtet ,
Strasiiurg ft Millimrl
Marietta ft Mayiewn
Marinll-tft Mount 4'.v
Lane.. Kil..ibrtht'n Mlddlft'ii.
Laucttster ft Krultvllle.
Lancasterft Llillz '.
Lancaster ft Willlamstmvii ....
Lancaster ft Maner
Lancasterft Manhelm
Lancasterft Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland
Lancaster ft Susi i aehaunu
BANK STOCKS.
first National iian k
Fanners' National Hunk
Fulton National Bank
Lancaster County National Rank.
Columbia National Bank
Christiana National Bank.
Ephrata National Bank 10"
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National Banc, Strasburg MM
First National Bank, Marietta MM
First National Bank. Mount Jey., mm
Lltit7. National Bank loe
Manlieiai National Bank km
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 5t
New Helland National Bank Mm
Gap National Bank MM)
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1-EXT DOOM tO IHI OO VXT HU VMK.
FAHNESTOCK.
SEASOKARLK DRYUOODS In every de
partment in quanUUes. Our Stock never
nearly e large, our Assortment never se
complete. All ut our usual
Lew Prices.
Silks,
Shawls,
Oashmeres. '
Buntings,
DRESS GOODS AND WfilTI GOODS,
IN VARIETY.
The unusual sales of
Black and Colored Silks
this season made by us must he a guarantee
of their CHEAPNESS. Opened several lets et
BLACK ami COLORED SILKS during this
week, which compare favorably with any we
li ave ever sold.
SUMMER MERINO
AND-
ln
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
all tirades, for LADIES AND (JESTS.
E. E. Mnesteck,
LANCASTER, PA.
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOTJ3H.
3KlilCAL.
IlUNSON'.i UAI'C'INKPOKIIUS 1'I.AMTKR
THAT SETTLES IT.
Brought tutu UuuipetUleu wltU tbe World,
me Heat Carrlea UIT tbe Uogeri,
At the great Centennial Exhltltlen of 187G,
the leading bie.lucls of all the branrhes et llie
World's Industry were nnseniMed at lh 1-nlel-
phia. Te carry en a prize In the face et that
trtni'T.deut compctien was a task el no erdi
nary dilllculty. Inventions and preparations
ter the alleviation et pain and the euro et dis
ease were present la the greatest possible
variety, lepreseutiug the skill ami the pro pre pro
feun!cst study of the age, aud it may I et
vital Importance te you. personally, te knew
tliat the highejt and only medal given te rub
ber l'oieus plasters, was awarded te the man
ufacturers el RENSON'SCAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER, by the lollewlng Jury :
OR. WM. RO I'll, Surgeon-General, Prussian
Army.
J. II. THOMPSON, A. M., M. II., Washing
ton, V. C.
C. B. WHITE, M. O.. New Orleans.
ERNST I'LEISCII, M. O., Austiiu.
The decision was afterwards continued by
the medical jar vat the last Parts Exposition.
Knewing the value of such high and unbiased
testimony, the medical prelesslqn, both In the
United Slates and In Europe, quickly threw
aside the old, slew-acting plasters they liud
been u-dng, and adopted Hansen's In their
reguh.rpraclice. Thatphystciansai.il xnrgeens
et the bro litest reputation did this, distinctly
proves the intrinsic merit et the article.
It is no ii. ere than just te add that the aver
age physician et te-day is net dominated by
the prejudices which retarded the progress
and medliled the successes of his predece&seis
et notmeiu than twenty-five years aire. He
accepts hints from all quarters ami endorses
auila-'opsdemonslratO' healing agents wher
ever he llnds them.
The right of Bensen's Capclne l'orens Plas
ter te stand at the head of all external appli
cations whatsoever, ler the mitigation or cure
el disease. Is no longer questioned.
Let the puichasur, liewever.be en his giini.i
against Imitations. The genuine has the wei. I
CAPC1NE cut In the middle.
Seabury ft Jehnsen, Chemists, New Yeik.
mS-W.Sftwtiui
BKNMOM'S FIjASTKKS FOR SAI.K AT U
R. Cochran's lirng Stere, 137 and 139 Neri!
Queen street. mar2-.imd
p,ICK KK'S TON IC.
HIS S0tfr AND HIS NILVEK.
' Your asking me hew I came te use It, re
minds me el the story el the Scotchman who,
en his deathbed, after a life et iueaiuie-n,
wanted te n. ake things all right with the Leut
by leaving some money te the kirk.''
' Will the Almighty pass me into Heaven if
l glve 10.000 pounds te the kirk, d'ye think:
Mild he."
" ' l can't piemlse ye thet men,' answered
the minister,' but I advise ye te try llmespfi
ninnt." Laughing heartily at the story. Rev. F. b.
O-shorne.el Ne 27.iOgdenavenne, Jersey City,
pxster of the First Riptist church. West Hit Hit
behen, continued : "That's what idle' Willi
I'AiiKER'a Tonic; I tried the exjierlineiit. It
mere llun met my expectations, and 1 am
very glad te testify te HM excellence. It geei
atencu te the root of all illgestlvoandnerveii'.
deraiigemeiits se common among men of my
prolesslen. for women and chronic luvulM?
the Tonic Is a perfect lnvlgerant, and li-i-tlned
te supplant all ether leuii'dles for tl.i'
Xiurpflsc. A single dose pi eduies the gt-nili-perspiratien
and sense et life which eri.ll
e it cs disease. It seems te reuse every eipun '
into activity. Iadmlrelt, tee, ler its p,wei te
antagonize thu held et. the liquor habit ewr
Inebriates."
This preparation, which has been knemt as
Parker's Uiuekr Toxic, will lie real t r be
called simply Parker's Tonic. As unprinci
pled dealers are constantly deceiving their
customers with Interior articles under I In:
name of ginger ; and as ginger Is really an un
important liaverlng lneredlent we drop ilie
misleading word.
There will be no change, however. In tin
preparation Itself, and all bottles in the lrtn.u
et eeaicrs, wrapped unuer tue name ei i at.;:
er's GikokbTekic. contain the genuine medt
cine It the tac-simllu signature of IIiscex a
Ce. is ut the bottom el t hu euL-ddu wrapper.
uiuyl-lvcewds
14
AKK NO MISTAKE, BUT POKOHASE
the cennine Yaraniear ter 5c. at
A.RTMAN'3 YELLOW FBONT CIGAR
STORK.
HAliKKln.
PlilladeliilitM Market
Philadelphia, May 2S. Fleur quiet,
but steady: .Superllne, 3 2Sg3 fO; estra,
13 7561 25; Penn'u Family, jl!Xa51.'.
Rye flour at 3 S0g3 no.
' Wheat dull and easier: Ne. 2 Western Red.
-120$; Ne. 1 Red, $1 iilQI 20 as te quality;
no.nue. ci iu.
Cern quiet and easier; Steamer, COc
Sail Yellow and Mixed, CB..7c, as te location ;
Ne. 3 Mixed, GUjGic.
Oats dull and weak ; Nn. 1 White, 50c; Ne.
2 de, 49c; No.3de.49;;; Ne. 2 Mixed, 45c.
Bye at 70372c.
Previsions quieL
Lard quiet.
Butter dull aid piices iaver buyers; Pa.
Creamery extra, 2.1c ; Western, 23c.
Bells dull at 710c, as te quality.
Eggs quiet ; Penna. 19Q19&C; Western, 13c.
Cheese steady, with lair demand; New
PUBLIC SALE ON SATUUDAY, JUNK ,
1883, at the Keystone Heuse, Lancaster,
Pa., by an order of the Orphans'Cenrt of Lan
caster County, Pa., will be sold at public sale
the following real estate belonging te the es
tate of Mary M. Danner. deceased, te wit : All
that certain ONE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated en the east side et North
Queen street, in Lancaster city, with a let of
ground Irentlng 32 lcet 10 inches en Nertn
Oiinnii street, and extending In dentil 21.1 feet.
mere or ltss, te North Christian street, mi
me
en
joining the property or Jeseph Marks en
north anil prenei ty et Jehn N. Brubaker
the south. . .
Sale te commence at a o-cieok p, nt., wnen
ir.riiu will i h made known I)
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own by
WM. E.
myl4,19,2(lAjO,0
Trustee te Sell.
ASSIGNEES' SALK Or VALUAUI.K U1T1'
REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 23. 1SS.J, under an
order et the Ce nrt of Common Pleas et Lan
caster county, there will be sold at the Leop Leep
ard Hetel, in said city, the following desirable
prepc-tle'i.vlz. :
Ne. 1. A Large Deuble Two-Slei led BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with :t Twe-Storied
Brick Back Building attached, and the Let et
Ground adjacent thereto, fronting about 42
feet en the north side or Ksst Orange street,
and extending in depth '.'l leet te Marien
street, in said city, the house being numbered
711 East O ran ire street. A choice variety et
Fruit Trees and Grape Vine are growing en
this attractively located let.
Ne.2. Twe adjelniiur LOIS OF GROUND,
situated en the north side et East Walnut
street, near Franklin street, In said city, con
taining together in irent 44 leet, and extend
ing in depth 120 teet te a ten feet wide alley.
The said lets being numl ered 393 and tee In
the general plan of the Chestnutstreet tract.
Sale te commence at 8 o'clock In the even
ing, when the conditions will te made known
by J. FREDERICK SEN ER.
Assignee et William Hensel and wile '
may2-W3tl.
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TAILOR,
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pleased te have
PARLOR.
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Ne. 22 North Queen St.,
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