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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MON O AY, JULY 9. 1883,
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COLUMBIA NEWS-
UUK KKOLLIK cOBKESrONUKilOE
:;vcnt Alene the Susquehanna Items
Interest lu and Around tha llorengli
ricked up by the Intelli
gencer Jtcperter.
The school taz must be paid ou or before
.Tiil.v 20 or it will be collected by process
of lav, Mr. S. II Boyd is the tax col
lector. Miss Francis KaulTman, of
Meuutville, is the guest of Miss Lillie
IIugentuRler, en Locust street.
The Htciary class which has been formed
by members of Mr. and Mrs. Pheueger's
Sunday school clashes will held a meeting
te-night. The Chapel Eche is te be the
name of the society paper. Iho town was
esciled en Saturday ever the reported
rewiiing of Dr. W. G. Tayler and son.
The doctor has net been ou the river since
last fall.aud the report doubtless originated
through misstated accounts of Iho drewn-i-g
of two Heading physicians. A heavy
rain pievailcd here yesterday, The
temperature of the atmospUero was
quickly leweicd. A pack of dogs
last night worried six calves be
longing te Mr. Jeshua Sourbeer,
lesidiug near town se badly that several
aie expected te die. Ne stray des will
new be hafc en that farm. The slating
of the new casting house of oue of the
!3hawnce furnace has beeu cempleted.
Nearly B were cleared by the late
Methodist festival. The aflaii was a
pleatant ene throughout, and reflected
much credit upon these who had chugeef
the arrangomentt. The expenses
weie neatly all paid by contrlbu centrlbu contrlbu
talien from friends of the church.
Tlie broken axle frame el a box car
wrecked three cars of the west bound
freight train of engine 73.1, of the P. 11
R., at the Henry Clay furnace last night.
Tiie north track was blocked for about
tluve hums. The tide water canal has
another bicakinits bank, this time at a
place called " The Slab " It will te re
paired by Wednesday morning. The
frame work of the second story of the new
R. &C lailread depet is almost finished,
anil the sheeting of the train cover is new
heiii'i laid preparateiy te the slating weik
being commenced A band of gypsies
passed through town yesterday, coming
fieru the S.iuth. The Iiofe tower of the
Columbia engine lien-, is fast approach
iug com pi lien.
Secial and i'ccsenal.
A giand social picnic will be held in
IIein'.".s weeds ou Saturday July 21. The
committee of arrangements is Messrs. J.
I! Heffman, A. Res-ciithal, W. II. Ileitel,
i O. Fisher, 15. I). Bcitel and L. P.
Mi t.ger. Music by a full erchestia.
Mrs. I)r. J. L. Peixy and daughUi of
S ratega Springs, N. V., late guests el
.Mrs. J. A. Sladc, left for home te day.
Miss Iia I ii7.7. ud of Lancaster, si. t'.c
guest of Miss Annie Fasig.
MtssRit U. Murray, of Lhaujn, Pa.,
is tb" .;iust of Miss Jesic Pat ten, en
S."" ml s'rrel.
Mcsrs. M auric. P. R et. and Jue O.
ii'it::, of Pot.ir.tewn, IV.., late the gnosis
I Mr. II. F. Yrigi'y, ictilriutt liem.- te
diy.
Mi. Chailcs Fe:i Dcrsmith and wif. and
Mr lii.tln-1 Fen Dciuuiith of Lanca-it-r
j--j-i -u yviril:y in town.
:)i:iti: el .lames 'lliomniei'.
M: James Thump-mii, en.- ni'Maiii t s
i h. t citi'.t'us, died at Jiia ieiil'iii' in
i:..it place : Satin day. Ilia a;e is up i.'i
tin- Mi.r-tn : Tne remains wite interred
te uij .it. Hijneg.il ehureh, iuir Marietta.
I). cuHM'.d was !) i.i in lr. biiii aial .cminc":
l. Amtiici wheii e.(ng.
I'tti' Willi ISeaUr mi lliiiul Again.
The Poplar .. licet wife better Uie 1 h.s
hand en his better half agai i last week,
ud annoyed ihe ueiliheis by his out;
. i-Teus ceuduet. Tlie unhappy woman
hheuld b told ,.l the tsistenca et j. plac-
in Line isle.-kuesvi. as the eastle. " It
i, a hard pl.ie.i fei miscreant te rr.capn
Item.
.i.I.!JX.
!-eiuu iUnie Knw i;.H?ri Urxolejio.!
Dr. Fil7.pati"mk, the health cemmi.-.si.:i
rr, lepeitsthat Lawis Strable, lcshiiiig :-.l
Ne. :V2 West Stiawberry street, is sutler
in;r fiein cer.llucvt smallpox. He w..s
. ' t te tlie (unt.v hospital.
A htt!e daughter of Oe.r;;e (lardncr,
?,'2 Uiecn slirct, tuii been xopeitcd te the
l.'aid of health by the attending ph,-s-eiaii,
as Millerin,: i'.eni smnllpnx.
Mamie IlcnaPi-h, aged 7 yeam. e! N-.
110 Ninth i.tiect, whose mother has just
HV.uveicd, is down with the disease.
Mi-. AHvrt R-un, who with her t.ve
vhii lien has been living with her sist. r
inlaw, Mrs. I-iinitx :.'.! West Jam-.-:;
i.tieet, was yv.:it( rd.iy lepeited te thi
health cominissieiu-r as s-ullering J rum
vaiieluid, and she ;.-.;.s advised te go iin
hospital. This meinii-g wlicn a physician
called, the hnu ' w.w found te ba locked
up and lOi-catcd kravking at the deer
f.iile 1 te elicit a respeus'. The ncighb irs
ei much e.e!cis.d ever the matter, as it
' net Known vil.a: nas become of the i.i. k
t.emaii and lu-r children
Thcicai'" li-peris ) nan or two eUil.
cases which thj health efliecr has net yet
had time te invent -gate.
Gressly ex igei-ated renart-i havob-e.
but in circulation legaiding ihe prevalence
of the iIiec.tu in this city. The only in, an
of putting a s.tep te theie icpeits ist
publish the aetuaMaels as neaily as they
can be ascertained, and this is what th
1nti:m.iui:ki'EU has tiied te de. Frem
the beard el health we learn that t ! en
tire number of cas-.-;1 -inee the dise.is lirtf
manifested itseli tw.. mouths ag n .r)"i
Of this number, 152 have been cm ed, 12
died, and 12 are under trtatincnt. Or th.-e
new under treatment only four aie con
sideicd bad ease?. Of the 12 datl.a-ix
wcie in the Oarr family, two at. Proctors,
two in the jail and one each at U'lynirnd;
and Frankliut--, and in every i-istitiee wa
believe the patients who di-1 wir. imv.vs
ciuated.
One bad feature of the dicase i-. that it
is r.pioadingte different sections el the
city east, west, north and south. Tinie
appears te be a great nicehsity for the es
tablishnient by the city of a smallpox
hospital, "and conferring en the beard if
health sufficient power te lcmeve smTeivis
te the hospital. Iho city councils :.i-
vceciving much censure for their refn-ing
te confer additional power en tie beard el
health, and their neglect te take any
effective means te check the disease, whish
if net stamped out dining the w.nm
weather will be very hard t' manage when
winter sets it.
We renew our suggestion, niade tern .
days age, that the old Deaidman mill qu
thoUenestoga he fitted up as a smallpox
hospital. The suggestion has :tc?iv?d
very general favor and the cost v,en!(l i.( t
be heavy. It has also been suggested that
St. Jeseph's hospital might be routed for
the purpose and occupied at once ; bur.
the location is much Ijss de-inb!' than
Jleardman's mill.
Onr county hospital almnlii be at e;,cu
oenuccted with the telcpheqj exchange, ur.
that the health commissioner could readily
commuuicate with the hospital. Much
valuable time is new lest ui making vi.sits
te and fro te arrange for the icmeval of
patients. Besides, the telephone could be
put te a hundred ether uses. Business
men find it indispensible, and itisam-izuifr
that, the peer directors de "V" "a'' theur
tpIVcr. el Its many advantages.
Action el'tne Eeer D'.reolers,
At a meeting of the beard of diiccteia
el the peer and house of employment for
the county of Lancaster, en Saturday last
July 7th, the following resolution was
passed.
Resolved, That the president appoint a
committee te confer with the county com
jniBBJqnerH at Urn eaiiqst data' possible te
recommend the erection of a suitable build
ing for the care and treatment of conta
gious diseases.
The president appointed Messrs. Martin
Krciderand Henry Mussersaid commit
tee, and this afternoon the committee had
an interview with the county commis
sioners, in which it was urged that speedy
measures be taken te carry out the views
expressed in the resolution. Up te 3
o'clock no action had been taken by the
commissioners. There appears te be a
prevision in the law which prevents the
commissioners from acting in such mat
tcrs until the grand jury has made pre
8entment of the necessity of action.
Obituary.
Jehn Bewers, father of Wm. B. Bewers
of the firm of Bewers & Hurst, died at his
residence en East Lemen street en Satur
day evening, in the 84th year of his age.
He had been an invalid for several years,
suffering fiem cancer wbiuh finally des
troyed his sight. He has lived retired for
ten or fifteen years. Prier te that time he
was an active business man both in this
county and Pert Deposit. He was a con
sistent memberef the Presbyterian church.
His funeral will take place en Wednesday
morning at 10 o'eloak. Interment in Lan
caster ccmetery.
J'eIIcb Cases.
B. Uessler, for drunken and disorderly
conduct, was sent te the workheuso for 5
davs by Mayer MacGonigle.
Careline Martin, for a like offenco was
sent te the workhouse by Alderman Spur
rier for 10 days.
Barbara Hildebrand has been arrested
and held for a hearing before Alderman
Barr en the charge of assault and battery
en Sat ah Itipple.
I.egH ISrokeii.
Sue Martin, a coleied woman, icsidiiig
en North street, attended a campmeeting
in the ceiinliy ytsteiday. On the way
home thu he: se frightened and she fell
from the wagon, breaking her leg.
On Friday as Rev. Hemy Grumbine of
llinkletewn, was engaged in picking
e'lerzics, he fell from the tree :ad had both
his legs hiel'.eii. Dr. U?cmsnydcr sct.the
friclured limbs, and the patient is geting
along 'aiily.
Hhi-CIm!!.
O.i SaturJay aftrinenu the McClaiien
and Ahidge nines of the I'enii iieu weiks
played a match game, of biscball en the
gieiiiids near tiioalm.sheu.se. The former
wen bj a icei e of 2'J te 5.
A ;!.! Came l'lemtii'il
The Mantua baseball club of Philadel
p't'a will he heic en Wednesday and will
pi ly the Ironsides en the lattcr's ground.
The Mantua is an excellent club aud a line
game may be looked for.
Firn lei:irlmcn NetiF.
O.i Situnlay the lire committee pmchas pmchas
ed a J.ire ,rev Inn. se from Adam Lefever,
el Lamp ;" timiiship. The animal takes
the p ip.':. t the one that diitd in engine
Ne 2
One thousand feet of the new bee came
en Saturday, hut will net be distributed
nii'il the remainder ai rives.
I. pit. r.r l.ciiiur.l.
Tlie )f rseiis ie.fr. ter Bedford this after
ne.m en f.n.t line are B Frank Kshleman
ai.it i.ui'iiy ami Misses Kat'e W. and Julia
I). K iiiilr.s m. Miss Iary L. Dickey, Sain'l
H. ll-yuu.M and family, Miss Eckert, of
Helding, Miss Sue Frazcr, Misses Mamie
Kaiiihnan and M.ittie Mitchell and Jehn
A ILcMaud, of the Examiner.
State TRin-Iiers AiiH-.Iallim.
The annual convention of the State
T.'.ieheis' association eommences at Wil
lii'sirji'ii,"-en Tuesday. The musical part
i.t tot! iieg..ii!iiue will Im conducted bv
Prof. Win. B. Hall, of this city, who left
ler Wilii.inisj.e: t this afleiu.m.
Veiiil Mrellnf;.
A coleied woed'j meeting was held in
Previdi-uee ti-wnship yestcnlay and it was
I .-ly attended, especially by folks from
th'.scitj. Tli". heavy rain sleim in the
afleinoen j.u :. damper an the meeting.
i',Hf til hiUl'ICrl
.1. B L'jii ', broker, sold te day at pri
vate sale, 8 shares Fauner.s' National bank
at 5.110 50 per share, and eOO Quairj ville
R R. b mds at 115V ex-intercsr.
l.4lll t.'Ohtl
One t-.ain rider was heaid before Alder
man McOmemy jcstenlay and he was
('i..eh.ugcd en payment of cost.
i'lenics.
The pienie e. 'lie Snniliij'-sclinnl .it the
I) i!.i'Stiel .M. K. L-liurcli will In lielil to te
iiMii'nw ill itiiclcy S))iiii;s.
.;:.. Ii.liuV Kii-e I'nibcnpal picnic will be held
:it utlz biii-liiKs te-morrow. A flue !ay Ol
ivi I'i'iitiiiii in-iy bu exieeleil at taeii of tlie
a'.ievenaincil ))lau' s.
s) M.iry'.i Sun lav s-clioel jilcniij 'will lielil
Hit'. i aiuiu-.il picnic at Wbut Ulen y.ek lo
in .row. Omnibuses will leave tlie cluiri li
a 7!.j e' tf.elc ami te.ii evivy Heur iliiilni; the
ilij. ':':ivli.r'-i ereli.stia will tiirni-li tle
niu-ie
tlie.ip fxciiraiuii n Citpe .llaj-.
si Mitunl.iy next, July H, reuiiil trip tlck tlck
ets j.;oeil lerllvi! ::ij.s, only cl 7." irein Ceate.--vitle.
rasseiifjeri inmi Luneaister can leave
tlepeiat .V33a in. (I'.it Line) anil connect at
Ce.ituaVille with spi i-il tnilu leaving :il 7:2i) a
in., via ilii.iiigtoii.Uience via steamer G rami
Itepubli. l Cape May, i et urn iiiR same day,
leavc-i Cip.- May at 3:13 p. :n.. leave Ceatesville
at 12:1'. a in., ai living at Lancaster at 1:35 a.
in. Si.eei'il train leaves Jeaiini, H3J a.m.;
a;)ilii,'llclil,i!:::."i a m : Wajnesbnrji. Junction,
t;:."rtianil Ce.it --vllle, 7:20 a. m. All tickets geed
ler Hv ilajs. julyy.llil&ltw
.sj v via i. . e ii vi:s.
S Nothing s simple, aiet perlcd ter color celor coler
ingai Hie Diaineml l)es. Fer cat pet rags
li -tier ami cheaper Pun any etliur !ye stall i.
1H. I'.'.'iis in's Ccieiy ami Liiaineiiillc l'illd
renta:n no npiiiin, iiiinlne. or ether lmrmtul
ilnigan 1 are. liilny receniiiiciuleil for lieail
aehe. nenr.itgei ami nerven-mi . .".e eunts, at
i!vii-jSisL.
" Thud Suit Jlhcitmer r years. J'eur imck
uyc-sef Dr. Jlrnsen'.i Skin Cure entirely cured
me." F. 1. I.aville. Merceil, Cal. 5!, atiliug
B'sls. Wli:il no U.m Unre, l.ctV net I'Jiutiirc.
If we can cure un aehe.er a snrain, or a pain,
or a lanieiies3. or a burn, or a liruise, or a lilte.
Iiv usim; Themas' Ecleclric Oil, leL's ile it.
ThemaS Kelcelrlc Oil is known le be co .
Lefs try it. Fer sale by II. 1!. Cochran, uru;j
ijlii, i:: anil IS) North Queen stree.
T:m K(;-.iev-.il el the Stamp Act :i itenellt te
tne 1'eeplp.
in anticipation et the repeal et thu stamp
ut, the size of the bottles containing the cel
eliralcil btmuietis I.lver Itegulater have been
nia'erially increiueil, se tliulter Jt the quan
tity el the meil cine will bp gr.ater than liere liere liere
to.'ere. Ask your ilruiw-l Iqi, anil be siife
j-eii,et the 'olgliettloot Simooms I.ivKii'ltcnu-
I rccauiuicml fuly Cauiulla'd fcceiet it
Youth anil Beauty for the complexion, as be
ing lar superior te any ai tide 1 ever useil. it
positively removes Fieekles, am" will leineve
I'an In oiienpplical.on. l'jleefOc.
Fer .sale at all ilruggists.
MftS. .1. RKNiJi: OHiPVii,
IciS-CmilM'H
Nenarl
rW.N.'J.
Olad te Rear It.
1 Fer Kevera months I endured a dull nain
, 'jhreugh'my lungs and hljculdci-s ; lest my
spliits, uppet'.teand color, and could with Uit
1 ucu ty remain lrem mv bed. My present
I healthful contiltien is due te Burdock liloed
Hitlers." Mrs. E. A. Hall. Utnghamten, N. Y.
. ter sale by II. R. Cochran, druggist, 137 and lS'J
j Ner:h 0.uceii street.
I Feu Lame Rack, siae or Chest usa SHj.
j LOU'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 25 cent
Obld by If. R. Cochran. I37and 13' Nei th Queen
treel, LancAsler. tebllcedfl
Cnred of Spunu.
'lam well auil liappy again, saj'3 our lair
correspondent, Mi33 Jennie 1. Warren, 710 W.
Van Uurcn St , Chicago, III., "your tximarilan
Nervine cured me et spasms."
1'LA1K TALK FilOM DR. SWAVIfE TO HTlOm
It May Concern : Itching Piles is eae el the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every one can tell whether he Is thus
arHicteil by observing the following symp
toms : Intense itching, particularly alti-r get
ting warm. It seems as it pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes ierin. The private parts arc often
affected. The mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my ointment Is super
ior te any article in the market, I guarantee it
te cure the worst cese et itching piles in exist
ence. Signed, H.SWAVNE, M. f.
Dr. Swayne'sOIn.MJent. is uIsqu pleasant and
ellective cure ler tetter, itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, barker's itch, pimple-, and all sealy,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions, bold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for .VJet".
(In 3c. stamps), S bona. $1.23. Addre-i, Or
Swaync A Sen. Philadelphia,. l'a.
ectl l-lydTu.Th&Siw
Metnera ! -Celliers! aiutliersl
Arc you dialurbcd at night and iirekcu el
your rest by aslck child sufleiing and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
If se, go at once and get a bottle et MKS. W"IN
Sl.OW'S SOOTHING SYUUP. It will relieve
t lie peer little sulleier imiueJiately depend
upon it ; there is no mistake about it. There in
net a mother en earth who bai ever used it,
who will net tfcllyeual once that It will
regulate the bowels and give icst te the
mother, and relief and health te the child, op
erating like magic It is perfectly sale le use
In all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is
the prescription of ene of the eldest and best
female physicians tn the United States. Se!,i
everywhere. 23 eent3 a bottle.
mavi-M.'.V.S&w
I was seveiely allllcted ler eleven J ear.- with
Hay Fever, alter trying almost everything
without avail, I gave up all hopes of being
cured, when I purchased a bottle of Ely's
Cream Halm. Te my surprise, alter a few ap
plications, 1 was entirely relieved. It. Wat Wat
eon II Amis, Letter Can ie-, Newark, N. J.
I lcconiniend tothe?a sullerlng (as 1 have)
with Hay Fever, lily's Cream ISalin I have
tried nearly all the remedies, and g.ve this a
decided pieleicnce ever thcui all. It has
given 1110 Immediate lelief. C. T. Stki'iibtjs,
lliirdwaie merchant, ltlnea, N. Y. Price 50
centA. iv'2-'2wd&w
Itneivn s liauaanulil I'micj t
I Hie most cllectlve Pain lte-.trecr in the
world. Will most surely iiuieken the liloei!
whether laken internally or applie 1 exter
nally, ana theieby moie certainly UKI.IKVK
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and it Is warnir.tcil dou
ble the Mtieugtli than any ether slmiP.ir piopa piepa piopa
rat'en. Itcuies p. lu in the Side, Stack nr UewcN,
Sere Threat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL AC1ILS, and is Tlu Ire:H licllever el
Pain. "KltOWN'-j HOUSKIIOLI) PANACEA"
s'leultl be in every family. A teaspoentnl et
1'ie Pf.nacea in a tuinblcr el het water sweet,
lined. If preferred, t iken at bedtime, is ill
ItltKAK UP A COLl. r. cents a bellle
in.vl T.TIi.F.tw
bain I)U.-.ikiv.
"Sv; .yne's Ointment" ) Cities tli.Miin-.; invet
"Sw.iyne's Ointment"
"Swayue's Ointment" ei ale. case i el ikin ill.
".swayne's Olnlu:e:il" i
"f-wayms's Ointment" Senses, siien as loite1",
"Swayne's Ointment" .... ... ..... ,,, .
"swayne's Ointment" Is-1" rll,"m'" "f,fitl
"Swayne's Ointment" babcr'j Itch, sei.-.-, all
"Su ay no's Ointment." S ,.. , ... ,..
SWii lie's Ointment" ),n,-lv- M:'lv' -"1""
"Suaj no's ointment" kln nipt ions, -,ni.l
Swavne's Ointment" ., ... .. ,. s .
"Swayne's Ointment" j,,ilt dlsties-ing ooui eoui oeui
Swayno's Ointment" pl.iint, ilehiug piles,
Swayne's ointment" .. rt . ..,.,.,,..., ,.....
"S way iie-m 1 llnluient" ) l" ' '" ' UI ' ' "" """
"Swayne'.- Ointment" S no matter hew ei.-ti
' Suayne's Oiiiliuent" nale or len 't-mdiug.
Ak for it and use no ether. It CUI'j'S
i here nil else tails. Sold l.y ill druggists.
I Ceeeli, Celli ur Sere Tliru.il
Ki iiuiK s iniiiiediate attention A nnr;lect ir
iltites the lungs and an incurable disease is
etli-n tlie lvsult. " Olt. SWAINK'S t 031-l-OUND
SYUUP Wll.DCIIKUUY "cures Hie
1 e-l i-evei-e coughs and ceids, iu-1-direrlly en
li" lungs, tlire'it and chest, purlili-. Jiie bleed,
and for bienehial, iisthma. all pulmonary af
fections et l.-ugstandlim, Ills the lust iemcdj
ever di-eevered. Price 23 cents and l er
bottle Tlie large size is Fi.i most eioiiemic.il
ae!l bvalllHiet urug-Ijts. lO-MW&FIvi.'iv.-
Files and Hugs.
Flies, reachc, ants, bed-bug-, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, chared out by "Rough
en Rats." 15c.
f . i : :i
ItewEiis. July 7, ISS.t. .Intin Cowers, in the
81th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence el his son, V. 15.
Rowers, Ne. 17 East Lemen street, en Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at Lan
caster cemetery. Relative) and friends re
spectfully invited.
Baltimore Vim and Cecil county, M ., papers
plea-e copy. j! '-t
A" t. .i ; ' t. r i -i i:.v i;x i'!
TiW WILL ALWAYS FIND A Fl'l.!.
llnoel Cennecllcut rlgars and Fenn'i.tn
Fine Cut tobacco, at
UMtTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT UlltAR
TOR P.
t'T. MAI'.Y'S SlflAY-Si;'00l. I'MIMl;
l. at W hat-Glen Park. Tuts 'av, duly le. Om-
..llii?.ia ...111 tnevn f.Yi, ,!. ..1 lis .'.. I ittr .,.!
continue running every hour during Hie day
ever the following reute: North (J'leen le
. 1. ....... ... . 1........ ,n t,..... ... ,.' ....... . ..
1,111 SlIMll, 1 lll'Sllllll L.F l.il-v.. If. ...ll.iltl. I..
Park. Tavlm's Full Orchestra. It
IVIIKNU NUTICK.
1 The president and managers et" the Lan
caster and Sus-qsehuiina Turnpike Read have
d clared a dividend et lour per cent, en the
c.ip.tal stock of the company, payable en de
maud at the elllce et the treasurer.
W. P. RRINTON.Treasuicr,
juIy2-.".lM Ne. 38 Seuth Queen Stieel.
1)1) II!. I J! SA1.12 Of A LARCH LOT !
Household and Kitchen Furniture, nil
o'clock tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, nl
Ne. -IGO Maner street, consisting of Red-toads,
Rureaus, Tables, Chairs, Settee, Ciipbeanl ,
Sink, geed large Cook Steve, Parler Steves,
Tubs. Ruckel", Glass and Qneensware. etc ,
Cte. .lACORGUNDAKEU,
Auctioneer.
DKMOURATIC CIHISn .'0VKNTI(N
The Democratic County Conveirieu wll
meet en WEDNESDAY. JULY ?:. 18S1, :.t 0
o'clock, a. in., at Excelsior Hail, in the OPy el
Lancaste , fe the purpose of scttl ng a enu
ly ticket, electing delegates te the Ktate Con
vention, and by virtue of ., lesohnien passed
bv the County Committee the Convention will
also elect two members te the State Central
Opmniltt-C te serve ter the ensuing year.
W. II. HOLAND,
jy!3tw Chairman D -mecratlc Ce. Cwiii."
riTOU.MK'U PRESSES.
MINN1CIP3 LATEST IMPROVKDTOI5ACCO
PRESSES.
Fer Casing and Haling Tobacco, held te iion iien iion
e:ablo parties en trial. Warranted supcriei
in every tcature te any in present n-c. It
net as represented can be le.tarned a; m y es
pouse. Alse Manure i.le'n.Ua 'or elcaning bta
blcs sold en samp tt:riOS. 'end for circular.
" S. R. M1N.MUU
Landisyiilc, Lancaster i ., !'a.
ll-s,SI.Ww
AS 81 U NED KSTA1EOFWJ1. A. Uil'il.t,
and wife, et Lancaster City. Lancastci
county. Tne undersigucil Auditor appoint
ed te distribute thp balance remaining in tl.e
hands of Chas. R. Knulman, esq., assl.nee, te
and uraeng these legally entitle.! te the rutne.
lil.-lt for that purpose en FRIDAY. AUti.
. in," lisSS, ut 10 o'clock, a. m.. In the Library
Roem et the Ceuit Heuse, m the Clly et Lan-
casier. wueip iii neisuii-j i..tu:c.-icu in iai-i
distribution may attend.
jyl-GtdM II. CAR
PENTEIt, Auditor.
I)
U. TOWNSKNO-rf KKHEliV,
I!KV. HENRY tVARU KEEOUKB
DR. TOWNSENffS REMEDY
you
Hay Fever, Asthma ami Caturr h :
ISr.oeKi.vx, N. Y., Sept. 24. ISal
" I bellore It will be sure la ninety ceses in
uiiiiuiiieii.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Ocl 17. 1S33.
"I am happy te say that veurremmiv-lm
served me a second season fully ua well as the
'Vnmphlets with M?. ucechcr's full letters and
ether tiUmenials turn is hed en application.
Prepared only by.
UK. Iff. M. TOWttdEND. trretbur, Md.
Price. 50 cents and fl 50 per bettle.i
Fer sale by CII ARLES D EN N tK, First CJace
and Court St., Brooklyn, lU.Xiiiad: fry thb
drug trade generally. e25-ilee"w
iVJCH- AlirXMTISISMIiatS.
XXTANTKD-A STOUT BO TO FEED
1 ? press mm nuik 111 iit: ijjui. jipjuy
at this eflicc.
ttd
ii irp-v-r thu KTflKK KOOftf. NO. an
J? North Queen street, nor occupied by
Ames itingnalt. Apply te
F
'I'llitS V. K11ANKI.IK
reb7.S,9,10atedttd Ne. ISO East King SU
UBKS.CAHKS. AFUkL LINE FROM Re.
. 1 up, at
IIABTMAN'.S YKLLUVV KUONTCIUAU
STDItK.
FOR 50c. YOU CAN MllV A. VEKY UOOD
COUSET, with side luces, worth 73c. Our
UI1SUONS are considered bargains. These
beautiful LINEN LAWNS only 22c.. at
SWAUfi'S,
tebl7-lyTu&5 Ne. 50 North Queen Street.
H
AVANAANU YAKAUIOAltSONI.1t Be.,
th best for tbfiinenev in the town, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CJ4AK
TOItK.
V t AKU NO M1HTAKK, FOR YOU CAN
M buy Hie best 5c. Havana cisar in the
""llAllTMAN'S ELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK.
SCilOOI. TAX 18S3.
The dnpltcate Is in the hands of the
Tica-mcr. :! per cent, off for prompt pay
ment. W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre fcquarc.
Oltiee hours from 9 n. m. te 4 p. m.
JOtidR
D
,OST ireKGKT THKI0 SMALL UA
I inn niMK rnpA .'.'inline urlicie. at
11ARTMAN'4 YELLOW FRONT C1UAR
STtlKK.
Q-DKMA OF THK KSKLIUS VKKV FKE
it qncntly accompanies the severer forms
et inflammation et the cenjunctira, cornea
and iris. The degree el d lemateus swefllns
el the lids is subject te much variation.
All diseases or the EYE. KAR, THROAT-al-e.
Chronic and Pilvnte lii-.eases-success-fully
treaud by iftii fj WJNGAKBL
Oflice-13 East Walnut street. Lancaster. Pa.
Consultation free. jy9-3td&w
E
jUTATK OF JACOB AUXKB. 1 AT IS OK
..,r-t niiA' ir'PMUiMl. Tin IHKIhI'.
..i...w.l ..,i,Htm nnnnlntiMl tfl l)!151tt HtlOIl CXCGT1-
tiSns and te distribute the balance remaining
in the hands et Frederick A. Albright, ad ad
minlstrater, te and among these legally en
titled te the tame, will sit ler that purpose en
Thursday. August 10, lfcSJ. at le o'clock a. in.,
in the Library Roem of the Court-house, in
thy citvet Lancaster, where all persons In
terested in said distribution mav attend.
juljU-ltdeaw A. C. REINOEIIL, Auditor.
-)UWI.I HAI.K OF SRUOOL FKOPEKTX.
Will be sold at public sale en THURS
DAY, JULY l'J, 1SA1, at the Leepard Hetel,
East King j-trcet. this city, u let of ground
situated en Eas v Oi-.ingestieet.corneret Slier
man, fronting en Oiange street 5( feet. 10
inches, mere or less, and extending neith
along Sheiman street 213 fet, mere or less, te
.Marlen street, whereon Is erected two one
story 15RICK SCHOOL HOUSES; hydrant en
the pieini-es. and all under geed tenccs.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., wli.n
attendance Mill be given and terms niade
known by the committee.
11. E.SI.AYMAKER,
Cluii man Cem. Ruildiiigs and Grounds.
SaimcaT & Set-ion,
Auctioneers JU,12,11,17,18JU
G,!
IRAIfD FlUi: INSURANCE IHJ.llPANV
OF PlllLAIiELPIIlA.
Asaets evor ONE5 MILL.IO ', TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOL.L.AP-S.
lir uses Finperly at Current Rates.
Lespcs Piemptly Settled and Paid.
RIFF. & KAUFMAN,
AGLNlS,
Ne. 19 East Kin-? f-ttrcer.
uiIM'.liliIM.WASR
ri5.LABISON .V IfOSTKK.
it U time new te in ike a elating sib el
STRAW HATS,
And le de this we have marked snch prices en
t lie lew IcUas te bring tliniu se low ihat some
people will buy tie" second hat ter the s asen.
THKRE ARE NKARLY TEN DOZKN OF
CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS
Fer 23 cents each, marked down from 37, Ml
anil 73 cents.
ALSO SOME TF.N DOZEN OF
HOYS' M1XK1) IIBKSS HATS
Fer M) cents eieh. The lermer price was 73
tents.
SF.VEN DO.KN OF MEN'S
BRONZE OOLORBD DRRS HATS
That were made, te sell ler 73 cents each new
at ill cents.
VERi NEARLY ALL OF THE
$1 STRAW HATS
Were pi iced in the 73 cent pi e,
Ii. DUNLAP & CO.'S AND I A LOUS
MA.0KINAW STRAWS
Ate m.uke.l down te ve-y low llgures and
seine Thr e Dezen et HIIN'G UKNT'-? K AC
IS A .'r.tA,.s in a v.-ry pretty sh'ipe
(ejaise Sflraw), reined le i.0() ell, and
ilDeut 'l we Dezen ter MEN iniukml down
irein J2 2"i:ind iiVi te $t 7i eich.
THERE ARE ALSO 133
SOFT AND STIFF HATS
That were made anil sehl ler il.O. and $1.23,
but are new a little ei.t et style, and they
must he ir 25 c.enls each. This less is net nil
ours, ter we bought hem . ery cheap.
THERE ARK ALSO
LINEN HATS AND 0AP3
Fer everyday wear, and POCKET HATS ler
traveling, and LIGHT hT- FP HATS Vev divsr;
in seveinl styles. uU at it;di'n;ed P-r!ce,s. Tla
low Httle tilings tli it wove spoken, el lit
&3t veale us being .lieiti, are t-'st dljappenr
ing, an.! it is the price th.it is doing it
THERE IS AI.0 '.iOOD ASSORTMENT OF
SUMMER CLOTHING
Yet te tin seen en our tables, and plenty el
Harvest Panti en the tir-t fleer te se'c Ivem.
ThoSUee ffade
Isgrniviugst -adlly. :i-i the ucruls i-eniuinenl
tliemsetve?.
,
1
1
Han na Fester
'
NOS. 32, 34, 3G & 38 East Kills; Sfc,
. an-pstii!h. ia
-ANI.ABTKB, 1A.
i
Sr.t)ur.sUu-c will ba opened at G a. in. and
ctesetfatSpL i , until Inrtlifr notice.
M Hi u
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1833.
CABLE NEWS.
KVKNTS FKOM THE OLO WORLD.
Tne Cbolera Spreading and the Oeath Kate
Increasing Raging Violently ta tae
Ublneae empire.
Londen, July 9. Last Friday the popu
lace at Brindisi, fearing the introduction
of cholera, refused te allow the Peninsular
and Oriental company's steamer, Surat, te
land the Indian mail even when fumigated.
The Italian government ordered the Surat
no Spezzia te undergo twenty days' quar
antine, and maintained the order, despite
thu fact that the only pretext for that
action was shown te be a clerical error in
the steamer's bill of health. The Surat
went te Trieste.
Tbe Deaths.
Caire, July 9. The number of deaths
en Sunday from cholera was 83 at Dami
ctta, 64 at Mausurah, 9 at Samanend, 7 at
bhirbm and 1 at Alexandria.
It is reported here that a yacht is being
prepared aud will be held in readiness te
take the khedive te Naples in the event of
the spread of cholera making his depart depart
ure necessary.
Tbe Cholera In china.
Heng Keng, July 9. Cholera has
broken out at Swatard, and is raging vio
lently. Murder Conspirators Sentenced.
Dublin, July 9. At the Sligo assizes,
yesterday, sentences were passed upon
Tanzy, ltogerson,Haughton aud Kelly, the
four men who were found guilty en Sat
urday of being implicated in the murder
conspiracy. Tanzy was sentenced te 14
penal servitude, Ilogerseu te 12 years,
llaughten te 8 years and Kelly te 2 years.
I'AUI'EK IMMIGRATION.
The indigent immigrants Sent Here Over
Canadian Territory.
Washington, July 9. Special Ageut
Ile well, new at Plattsburg, N. Y., has
called the attention of the treasury depart
ment te the large number of immi
grants arriving at Quebec and
Montreal, and says that many of
them are almost destitute, " having
neither money nor friends and are tee fee
ble by reason el asc or infirmity te sup
pert themselves." He says that most of
this class are paupers who have been
assisted in procuring passage and are
ticketed te points in the western
part of the United States. The spesial
agent is informed that 28 persons who had
left Ireland only twenty days before were
found helpless and starving in the streets
of Buffalo, N. Y., and were committed te
the Erie county almshouse ou the 25th of
June. All of these poeplo ceme into tha
United States via. Canada.
The Canadian steamers engaged in im
porting cattle te Great Britain make very
low rates for this class of immigrants from
Ireland te Canada
He says he is alsj informed that a large
number of " state aided " immigrants are
te leave Feyius, county of Limerick, Ire
land, en the next Allen steamer aud are
te be sent at uce from Cauada into the
United States.
It is stated at tlie treasury department
that there is no law te prevent pauper im
migration threuli Canadian territory.
iu Application Kelusetl.
Nouuistewx, Pa., July 9 Judge
Beyer te day refused the application of
the Philadelphia & Rcadiug railroad
company l'er an injunction te restrain the
Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley railroad
company from laying tracks ou Lafayette
street, this borough, ever laud owned by
the feimer company. The court, however,
granted an injunction until a bend shall
be given te secure damages te the Phila
delphia fc Reading company.
A Siiipsj! Iiihhiie Murderer Committed.
Piiilamkli'Iiia, July 9. Charles Briggs,
who murdered his wife en Saturday night
by cutting her llireat, was today .com
mitted by tlie coroner's jury te await the
action of the uraml jury. At the inquest
the piiseiier swoie that the woman was
net his wife, tl-euirh he had lived with her
for thrcej ears. Biiggs asserted that she
cut her enn threat. He is believed te be
insane.
Argument Postponed.
Trenten, N. J.. July 9. Owing te the
il ness of Judge Nmen, te-day, the argu
ment en the motion 'for the appointment
of an examincr te take testimony previous
te the final hearing en Wra. U. Dinsmere's
uiiu for the auuullineut of the lease of tha
New Jersey Centra! railroad te tlie Phila
delphia & Il-jadiiig company, was post
poned until Wednesday.
Pii.lceiiieu hcrleuuty Weuiitlcd.
Xr.w Yerk, July 9. Policemen Jehn
Donevan and Charles Reynolds were scr
ieusly wounded while attempting te arrest
a burglar in Jeisey eity last night. The
burglar was fatally shot He said his
name was Fiank Brown.
riui oiMMlrenn Werk et Lightning.
Wilmington, July 9. The farm house
of Dayton mills, live miles, from Gales
town, Mil , w.is struck Uy lightning yes
ti lday and burned dev?n, Mills seu, aged
five, was. kiliid,
'V.ul'IIKt; INilUM I'l I
Washington, July 9. -FW the Muldlt
Atlantic states cool utu-theast te northwest
winds, clearing weather in the iutoiier
and local raiua m the coast, followed by
fair weather, higher barometer in ffouth ffeuth
eru portion, falling barometer la northern
peitiuus,
IttAJSKEia.
l'lnlailelptun .UKrKei.
i'iilLADKMuiA. July t). r'lenr dull, steady;
Miperllni. 3 253 3 N; Kxtra, S.1 tiiQi 22);
I'enn'a Family, $1 S7Ji5 ; Minn Ktra. r
11 ii Heur at J3B0.
Wheal tiim.ilull; Ne. 3 VVliun Red, 91 12M
ail3; Ne. 3 de 51 ttf; Se. I Pcnna. Red,
91 15.
Cnmiirm: sail Yellow, C2SK)s ; de Mixed,
C0SC2e ; Ne.3 Mixed. Wastlc.
eats firmer and In geed demand ; Ne. 1
White, 47c; Ne. Q de, 454cc : Ne. 3
de, 4KHe j Ne. 'J Mixed, 43c.
yu nominal ut C3r.
Seedadutl; Timethy, $i S32 0J ; Flaxseed,
qulet at 91 5001 55.
I'rovislens in lair deuiand ; Mas Perk,
$17 50219 00: Ueer Hams, $i-J29; India
mess beet, $21 : smoked hums, UlliiRUiic ;
pickled hams. 1112.
I.anl dull ; City Kenned, lOJc; loose butch
ors OJc ; prime steam, i'J 87S.
Uutier steady and moderate demand : l'a.
and Western Creaim-ry extni, 23c : 15 C. . N.
v., SQSS-'e ; de Firsts, 15jlSc ; Western geed
toeheleo, l-2lf,c.
ltells dull ut Ufillc.
Kggs-cheice lrm ; lenu'a OQ20c ; West
ern, lSS'e.
Cheese quiet; N. r. lull cream, 11 ;
i esicru no ue, ssit'jj ; luxr 10 ;e hi, aac ;
Vel. part skleis, riJic. de full, 02 lc.
I'elroleum dull 5 Kelinrd,77ie.
WhtstYit$119
New Yerk HarKets.
Nnw Yerk, J uly 0. Fleur dull and In bny-
ers'taver ; trupcrnne state and western. i 'i
f jt no ; Kxtra de, $.1 DOgl 40 ; Choice de, $t Sa
700.
Wheat openod !4Jc higher, aflcrwards
ruled worker and tell hacfc l4fj)5i: : tvade
qu'ct; Ne. '2 Bed, Aug.. l 13Kftll"l; Sept.,
in?.;iu; Oft..ti7jeii8,4.
Cern, July lie lewer: ethers !4Ke higher
and quiet; Mixed Weatern spot, OOQCOXe ; de
tutme. saXftGQi-
(Jalsdiiii a.-id a shade lewer: Xe. 2 Aug.,
351c ; sept , 37c ; State, 452510 : Western, 4 !5Ic
I Cattle Market.
j Philadelphia, July 0. Cattle market dull:
I receipts, 47,000 head ; prime, GQ(c ; geed ut
1 eBXc ; medium at C6c; common at t
i Q6c : Texas, Ii(i55c.
1 Sheep dull : rem Ipts. 1(1,00) heail ; prime, b
Q5j;c; gee I, iyt&uyAe medium, VtflXc;
common. &iQ3)ic; culls, 23c; lambs dnllst
Hogs dull at 8!49c ; receipts, 3,500 head.
Lire Stock Frleea. .
Chicago Hogs Receipts. 8,003 head ; ship
ments, 6,000 head : market without material
chamre : mixed. S5 I0fi5 90 : heavy. $ 85fi6 25 :
light, 15 S0Q6 SS ; skips, $3 73Q5 70 ; closed
weak.
Cattle Receipts, 2,300 head; shipments,
2,600 head ; fairly active and steady ;
experts. 5 acsc te ; geed te ehoice shipping
steers, $5 C0J5 73 ; common te medium, 91 75Q
5 50
Sheep Receipts, 1,100 head; shipments 2(0
bead ; market dull and 25c lower ; Inferior te
lair, 2 5033 25 ; geed, 93 20 ; choice, 91 CO.
Kuttale. Cattle Receipts, 2,S0Ohead ; mar
ket steady, with a geed demand ; light te
choice Missouri steer?, 94 4004 85 ; fat Cows,
2i 7504 15.
Sheep Re Ipti, 3.00 head; market steady :
with fair del And ; lair te geed clipped, 13 85
4 75 ; choice quotable. 94 505 10.
Hogs Receipts. 3,000 head ; run light ; mar
ket strong and higher ; geed te choice York
ers, 96 5006 70; light de, fC 2006 40; geed
butchers' and mediums. $ti506 G5 ; all sold.
atecK market.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Ce , Rank
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
II A.M. 12 V. JF.I,
0 O vC X aeee
Michigan Central. ai3-
New Yerfe Central 119J 11S5S US
New Jersey Central SSJi 8$ 37
Ohie Central .... (,
Del. Lack. A Western.... 123 128 127
Denver & Bie Grande.... 41 43 42
iri6. . .. u7t4 &iyi ,7i4
Kansas A Texas 30J 20i 30
Lake Shere 1092 loe? 10SJ
Chicago & N. W.,com.... 133 133ii 1325
N.N.,Ont. Western.... 26? 26iJ 25J5
St. Paul A Omaha 47 47 45Ja
Pacific Mall 41 41 4.14
KechestcrA Pittsburgh.. 19J 19H 1S!4
St. Paul 1054 10514 10lj
Texas Pacific 3314 37 37Ji
Union Pacific 94; 94jg 93i
Wabash Common 2-W 29 28i
Wabash Preferred 44K 43 UU
West'rn Union Telegraph 83& SS 83
Louisville A Nashville... 53 53 5l
N. Y ChL & St L 10Ji
Lehigh Valley 71 71 7
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania 59Ji 59Ji t8
Reading 29 9-16 294 23 15-ie
P. T.& Buffalo .".... 15Vi 15 14J5
Northern Pacitlc-Cem... 51 51 50
Northern Pacific Praf... SIX S)U S8
Hestenville 12 12 ....
Philadelphia & Krle 22 22
Nertnern Central 5; 5t; ....
Underground
Canaua Southern (;i'4
vll 1X1 iliS
People's Passenger.
Philadelphia
Quotations by Associated Picas.
Stocks weak.
PbUadelphla & Krie It. It
Heading Railroad
Pennsylvania Hail read
Lehigh Valley Kail read...:
Uniteit Companies of New Jersey..
. 1
W1. 1-
. Sll-4
."l')2
- 51
S!l
. r,i;
jr.',
,
100
. 38 K
. 1.1
. 02
wennern l-acinc. .
Northern Pacific Preferre 1
Northern Central Itallread
Lehigh Navigation Company
Norristown Hail read
Central Transportation Company.,
l'ittab'g. Tltusville ft Itntlale It. It..
Little Schuvlkill Railroad ,
Hew verK.
Quotations by Associated Prim.
Stocks irregular and weak. Meney, 252p.
New Yerk Central us
Krle Kailreud 375.4
Adams Express 132
Michigan Central ltuilread .r2
Michigan Southern Itallread ie9j
Illinois Central Itallread i::
Cleveland ft Pittsbm-gh Itallread is:
Chicago ft Keck Island Itallread l-.'j
Pittsburgh ft rert Wayne Itallread 131
Western union Telegraph Company.
Teledo ft Wabash ,
New Ji-rsey Central
New Yerk Ontario ft Western ,
ft
Lecal StucWH and Kiutiin
Ueperted by .1. II. Leng.
Pa i
i.lf.
Stllf.
10T
lixi
117
1-20
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102
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l.Kiir 'lty r.irfjrrt.Lian,.li:ol:fc2..?le;i
" 1WS... !(
l!'. H'
" 1M.5... ltt.
" 5 pur et in 1 or 30 yeai a. . lit!
" 5 iKirct. .Si-hoel Lean.... tiki
' I " l:i 1 or ill yvain !iM
' 4 " lli,"nir-Jiju:ii.-...lw
" (5 " In Ii' er-Oiycii-b. :i-J
Manlieim lioreugh lean li."
NlHOULLANKuOtl MIlu'US.
yuarryviKe K. u jre
Mlllersville Street Cur .'.(
Inquirer PrinlingCeiiip.niy Ml
Wiiteh Kuetery i
Oas Light and Fuel Company 30
Stevens Heuse (llends) lui
ColiiiiililaUasCemp.iiiy
Columbia Water Cem pany
Susquehanna Iren Company lui
Marietta Hellew wiui! nm
Stevens Heuse Mi
Sicily Islam! .... v
Kast Urundy wine a iVa if,s..., 'i,
Millersvlllft N'ermal Si-l:'e.,i
Northern Market..
MHOKLLAMKOUI HOItOll.
'22J
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t
21
tiki .Vi
51)5 51
Iki
Quarryvllle U, IJ due IS93 fii.
Keadliigft IJelniuDlii It. i:.r..s iim
Lancaster Watch Ce.. du'-t-'i; :m;
Lancaster Cas Light and b'twi ':..
due In 1 or 20 years in
I".
lamcuster lius Light and tiu-l ;e..
due IMS ur, '::
TtmVPlKK STOCKS.
Big Spring A -i:.niver Vn'ley " i", , .
Itndgoneit Alloicslieu ,yt n
CelumlUa A Cliestunt Hill 25 !3
''eJuuilila A V:ishlnt::ii ;;,
Columbia ft Uig Sprint- Tj :
Columbia ft Marietta..'. 'jr. ;
Muytewn ft Kli.abctiitewn ::
Lancaster Ephrata 25
Lancaster ft Willow St .vt 25
StrasDurf; ft Mtllpe.i -a,
Marietta ft MayMiwn 'ir
Marietta .t Mount .lev 2.-
liainv.A'llzabetht'n X MUiitlvi'ii. .. tin
Lancasterft KriiiivtLv. Mi
LancjL-leriLtuia 25
Lancaster m Yil'.ia'i.'.t ti 2,:.
Lanc;istir ft Inner f'
Laudater A i.nlii.l:-i -j.,
Laneuslr& Mx.iiuita ST.
Laucastrft New Hel.ai.d itr.
Lancaster aSiiiiieli:'iin.L. jr-n
BA.N'. -.ii'cua.
First National m. iiri
Farmers' National Ilun U V)
trillion National Hunk ni
Lancaster County National t'.-.m!.. M
Celi'.-iliiu National ti.inl: tisi
Cnristiana National Uiink tee
Kiihmt a National Bank 10-
Kirst National Bank, Ceiuuiliia.. . 100
riirit Niitlenai Hum., S!i-.is,tun; .. !tti
First NHtleiial Flnnk, M;t.ift."..,. j:i
first National Itank, M.iunt.lr.y.. tin.
Lititz vuieual lunk. .,, s-jj
Mun'.iel.n Mniteiiat itntiK....... .. !m-
UntOti National Itn.s. Mount. .Jev :,
New Helland N.tliem:) i;uiii. ... li
Uen National Itank inn
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JOS. RUBER'S
iron Foundry and Machine Shep.
Iren and Brass Castings, Machine Werk and
Jobbing promptly attended te.
Shep Bear el Lancaster County Naliena
Bank, Lancaster, l'a. a7-'iiiiIS
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UIBACUI) WAKKIIOUSKH.-fOUK iNMV
Tobacco warehensw, with railroad sidlni'
(lu this city;, are wan led and must be com-
glcted by a an. l, lti. rariies liitenuiiig te
ullil may Unit desirable tenants en live year
leases by calling en ihe undersigned.
BAUSMAN ft BUBNS.
Insurance and Ileal Estate Agents,
ly5-.".tcedlt Offlcc-1 e West Orange street.
TpAKKKK'S TONIC,
With Pen and Pencil.
"Ne, sir, I don't believe newspaper mn
arcany mere dissipated than any ether class
of men who caru their living by their brains."
said Mr. A. B. Siegfried, manager et the ad
vertlsln department or the SL Paul Pioneer
Press. Still, theso of them who ue work are
tempted te stimulate, for it's very hard en
tne ugrves and stomach."
As for example V
" As ter example, In my own case, 1 stuck te
my desk en this paper until my nerves weie
like a bunch of telegraph wires alter a gale,
and my stomach kept about as geed time as a
two dollar watch. My friends suggested
this and tae doctors Advised that, but
irn ilivv I eaiirht en' le nn ' ad.' of Pake
n's Teme, and tried it. I have never cndeis-
a proprietary medicine before bnt I shall de
part from my rale and say that the Tonic is
net merely the best thicg, bnt the only thing
that breaks up these attacks All tusk work
ers 9heuld inake a note or it."
This preparation which has been known as
Packer's Guinea Toxic, will hereafter be ad
vertised and sold simply under the name el
Parkeb'bTesic., As unprincipled dealers are
constantly deceiving their customers by sub
mitting interior articles under the name et
ginger, and as ginger ,1a really an unimport
ant ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the prepa
ration iUelt. and all bottles remaining in the
liands et dealers, wrapped under the name el
Parker's Gikqke Teme, contain the genuine
medicine it the tac simile signature et Hucex
ft Ce. is at the bottom et the outside wrapper.
Julyl-Imdftw
MEW AUTKKtmKMMirXB.
"jl fOKDAT-JTA1S ASD COOUSB.
Summer wrappings should be
a lady 's care in turning her face
te the seashore. There are two
kinds. She may be wrapped up
in her own comfort that's right
that means the heavier one te
protect the shoulders in the chil
lier return from the evening
drive. Ne matter about leeks,
as it's in the gleaming. Or she
may wrap herself in her own
pride, and that's right, tee
mebbe. This ought te be a deal
lighter wrap than the ether and
easily laid aside. We are run
ning just new en two kinds of
tin's sort and the race is just
about neck and neck. The old
favorites, Zephyrs and Shedands
in all colors, are selling at prices
ranging from 75c te $5, and are
such as will satisfy the buyers te
take the shawls at, en sight.
Then there is the newer aspi
rant for favor and claiming te
be a bit " tenier." The Colored
Cashmere Shawls in sky, cream,
cardinal and black. If price is
any object, please see if our
$2.25 is elsewhere sold, as some
say it is, for $2.50.
Chestnut street (13J1) second fleer.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Talking- about Fans ! " Why,
you've get everything!" Of
course we have. That's what
we're here for.
But we resent the imputation,
and that holly (such a day as
this), that this weather was got
ten up te run off our stock. It's
big, but it's melting away like
the iceman's last cake at your
deer in the springtime.
Sill: and Satin Fani, from Vienna, Paris and
Berlin, from .We te $.'!'.
French Straw Fans, a new Int. oeoii te a
round lerm.
Straw Fans, white, 1-2-liicli Lie.
Straw Fans, colored, 10-lnch, lie.
Strav Fans, harlequin, lO-iiieh, '2Uc.
Straw Fans, white, '21-lnclir Wf.
Japanese Fatis, all sizes, styles and colors .
2c te tl .7).
Palm Leafs, common, 1'2-iuch, le.
l'alm Leafs, line, le-lncli, '2c.
Palm Leafs, line, 7M-Incli, 3c.
Palm Leaf,', line, l'2-Incli, 4c.
Palm Leafs, line, 15-iuch, 5c.
Main aisle, n. w. el centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Men have some rights that
dealers areboundte respect, and
in these piping times of heat and
melting moods the linen question
rises te a prominence the linen
itself declines te maintain. We
are perhaps the largest dealers in
The best -makes el Cellar' and Culls. All
desirable gnoilHen hand.
Linen Cellars In numerous stylej, 2 for 2.1c.
An ea-iy Hummer Linen Cull", lieuulltiil y
niade, -.le.
Market street entrance, main aisle, west side.
JOHN WANAMAKER -
Geld is put down this morn
ing te about fifty cents en the
dollar in the shape of 1 5 pieces
of Surah Silk, J-inch check, in
garnet, violet, cinnamon brown,
navy, light marine and myrtle,
intersecting geld stripes
throughout the let. Their full
value te import new would be
90 cents. We offered them for
less and they did net seem te be
well liked, se te-day you can get
them for 50 cents per yard.
Frem Thirteenth street -ice 11111 elrele, sonth senth
u est.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Ladies' Underwear De
partment people are busy as
bees taking stock. They have
just begun laying out the broken
lets. Their bargain tables are
net ready, but we shouldn't
wonder a bit if they'd let some
of them jje at bargain rates in
advance of the regular bargain
sertings. Cambric Underwear,
all kinds, Dressing Sacks,
White Skirts, &c, &c.
Arcade, ea t side
IOIIN WANAMAKER.
The Rustic Blinds that we fit
te any window en two days' no
tice is a lighter and cooler look
ing window ebscure than the
Venetian Blind, and cesta about
a fourth or a fifth of the money.
In this department you will
also find adequate protection for
the approaching ordeal, viz. :
Mesquite netting, per yanL
Mesquite canopies, te order,
w in 'O w awning stutl, per yard.
Window awnings, te order.
Slip covers per yard and te Older.
Window shades In all variety.
Window curtains and fixtures.
Arrade, east side north counters.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The standard Mexican ham
mock we advertise is made by
the hand labor of native women
out of their native grasses in
Mexico, and should net be con
founded with a Yankee machine
made hammock, gotten up mere
cheaply in New Yerk.
The standard' (hand-made)
Mexican hammock has a finer
cord, a closer mesh, of 40 te 42
strands, is of superior strength,
is colored in fast dyes and has
never before been sold at diesc
prices :
Plain, 91.25.
Colored. 1.50.
Lewer tloer, feet el second stairway lrem
Market street entrance
Jehn Wanamaker.
Chestnut, Thirteenth ami Market streets an I
City Hall Square
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