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accident at Read's read station whieh de
tained both that and the milk train until
afcer eleven a'cleck. Just as the train
was passing the station there was a jolting
and before the engine cenld be stepped
three freight cars had left the track and
had their trucks badly wrecked. The
track was also badly tern up, and the
wreck was of such an extent that it was
found necessary te send for the wreck
train. It is net known what caused the
accident, but it is thought one of the brake
lis tures of a freight car dropped en the
track. Brakesman McClure, who was en
one of the freight cars when it left the
track, jumped off, landing safely in a field.
Toe trains did net reach this place until
after midnight.
COLUJBBIA NKWS.
Frem Our ttepilar Correspondent.
The Columbia wreckers attended the
wreck ou the P. R. R. nca- Leaman Place
yesterday afternoon. On the return trip
a number of extra car trucks which had
been secured te the rear of the wrecking
car broke loose. The mishap was discov
ered by a track walker of the company,
who was nearly killed by them as he
stepped upon the track after the wrecker
had passed, net noticing the trucks at
first. The train was stepped and was then
dashed into by them, piling the trucks
one upon another. After this wreck had
been cleared away the train proceeded te
.its destination.
Kellglens Items.
Ne services will be held at the Methe
dist church tomorrow. Communion ser
vices will be celebrated at St. Paul's P. E.
church in the morning. The pastor of the
latter church, Rev. R. C. Searing, will
leave en Monday with his family for a
month's vacation at Saratoga Springs, N.
Y. Ne services will be held during his
absence. Rev. G. W. Ely, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, will also leave en a
month's vacation next week. He will go
te Connecticut with his family. During
his absence no services will be held, as
repaiis en the church will then be in pro
gress. A farewell Supper.
The complimentary supper which was
given the professional brethren of Dr. T.
W. Kay te him last evening, at Dr. J. K.
Lineaweaver's residence, was a grand sue
cobs. The doctor was presented by his
entertainers with a handsome geld ring
and geld penholder,as testimonials of their
regard for their departing friend. Toasts
and speeches followed the banquet, and
the merry making was continued until
after midnight.
Met a Uueat.
The suspicious neises heard iu Mr.
Frederick Bucher's new Walnut street
houses last night proved, ou investigation
te proceed from a tramp who was endeav
oring te find a geed lodging placa for the
night. The superstitious thought or
ghosts when they heard the unusual
sounds in the house.
Personal.
Mrs. Jessel left te day for the scasht'ie
Cape May.
Mr. J. M. Ward and wife have relumed
from a trip te New Yerk state.
Mr. Geerge Sides and wife, of Baiu
bridge, are the guests of Mr. F. P. Miller,
en 3d street.
The Misses Auuie Fasig, Gracie Felk
and Annie Humphriss are tentiug at the
Lamlisville campmceting.
Happenings Around Town.
Pennsylvania Castle Ne. 76, A. O. K.ef
M. C. meets te night.
Twe train jumpers were taken te jail by
the Pennsylvania railroad police this moru meru
ir.ir. Yesterday's game of baseball between
the Riversides and a picked nine, resulted
in a victory for the former.
The mud scow of th,e Pennsylvania canal
company is operating ou the mud bank at
t lie mouth of the new outlet here
The R. & C. railroad efnccals hore state
liiut yesterday's excursion from Reading
te Lititz numbered net less than 1,000
person?.
Mr. Charles Yeung and Miss Lena
Quinzcr, both of town, were united in
marriage by the Rjv. Rablcr, of Sitem
Lutheran church, last evening.
A party el Columbians aw holding .1
picnic at Wild Cat Falls te-day. Anether
party from town spent yesteiday p'enic
ing at the Wrightsvilhi greve yesterday.
Kinzer Heckey, an empleye of Brunei's
00 al yard, had the fe fiuger of his right
hand se badly crushed by heisting m.i
chinery, that amputation at the tirst joint
was necessary.
On the R. As C. railreai te-morrow
trains for Landiriville c.tmpiueetinij will
leave here at 8:413 a. m , and 1:15 and C::!0
p. m On the P. it. It. trains will leave
at 8:05 a. 111. aud 1:20 p 111. Until trip
fare ever both reads 40 cants
i.ahiivii.i.k -l,amimu;;ti.nij
A Warm Day In tbe Weeds
This is the warmest day at the camp
grounds since the opening, but notwith
standing the number of arrivals is larger
than upon any previous day. This is al
ways the case ou Saturday, as many per
sons ceme te remain ever Sunday. Among
the new arrivals are Rev. J. M. Wheeler,
Millersville ; Prof. Kirkpatrick, of Phila
delphia and many ethers.
Last evening the regular service was
held at 7:30 when Rev. .1. R. Baily.ef Bird-in-Hand,
preached the sermon te a large
audience taking his text from Thes. iv
13th. " But I would net have you te be
ignorant brethren concerning them which
are asleep, that ye sorrow net even as
ethers which ha 70 no hope." A prayer
meeting followed the regular nervice at
whieh there were two converts.
At C o'clock this morning the regular
prayer meeting was led by Rev. Robinson,
and the one at 8 o'clock by Rev. J. P.
Powick, of Lancaster.
At 10 o'clock this morning the usual
services was held at which Rev. Dr. Deb
bins, formerly of Lancaster, but new of
Reading, preached. Hi? text was from
St. Matthew, vi, 13 : " And lead us net
into temptation but deliver us from evil
for thine is the kingdom and ths power,
and the glory forevor and ever Amen.''
The children's meeting at 1 o'clock by
Miss Lizzie Sharp and Dr. Sweeney was
largely attended.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. J. T.
Satchell, of the Duke street M. E. church,
led the service. His text was found in
Psalm, 140, ix : " This honor have al: his
saints. Praise ycthe Lord."
This evening a twilight service will be
held and Rev. W. J. Mills, of Philadel
phia, will preach at 7:30.
It is expected that the attendance to
morrow will be larger than upon any pre
vious Sunday in the history of the camp
frtvitinlc rPlin cprviilta will La nnnsiiallv
-t ti. .. ---v" "v--- -;r.";:
interesting, in tue morning at u e ciucit
there will be a prayer meeting with a leva
fiastatSL The sermons during the day
will lie delivered as fellows : 10:30 a. ui.
Rev. Dr. Helmes, Pittsburgh ; 3 p. m.
Rev. W. II. Elliett, Lebanon ; 7:30 Rev.
R. W. Humphries, Columbia.
v .Excursion Trains.
The Pennsylvania and Reading railroads
will both run excursion trains ever their
lines te Landisville. They will leave the
Pennsylvania depot at 8:15 and 8:50 a. m.,
1:55, 3:15 and U:30 p. m. Returning they
will leave Landisville at 9:20 a. m., 12:10,
2:30, 0:00 and 7:00 p. m.
Over the Reading read they will leave
King street at 8:25 and 10:10 a. m. and
1:45 p. m. Returning they will leave
Landisville at 12:00 m.,4:45 aud 8:00 p. m.
Twenty Ave cents for the round trip en
both reads.
Tees Mashed,
Yesterday afternoon a boy named Peter
Nissley, of Landisville, had several, tees
of his feet mashed by having them caught
between some beards en a wagon en which
be was riding.
A UBAMD FESTIVAL.
Medication or Htennercber Ball.
The festival attending the dedication of
the new Maennercher hall premises te be
one of the finest affairs of the kind ever
witnessed in this city. The cemmittee of
arrangements have almost completed
their work and announced that the
following musical organizations will
be present and participate in the festivi-
, ties : Germama Mamnercher of Balti
mere, vt meniDers, witn soie quartet, m
mixed voices ; Harmonica Msennercber of
Reading, 24 members ; Harmonica Maen Maen
nercber of Philadelphia, 80 members and
mixed chorus ; Teutonic Sacngerbund of
Philadelphia, 28 members ; Liederkranz
of Lancaster, 20 members.
The festival will open en Monday after
noon, August 13th, at 3 o'clock. There
will be a general rehearsal at 4 o'clock,and
the dedication concert will take place at
8.0'cleck p. m., free te all members, their
families and guetts. On Tuesday after
noon there will be a general rehearsal, and
in the evening a grand concert, open te the
public, as well as members, at 50 cents a
ticket. This will be the grand foature of
the festival as the mixed choruses and
soles will be rendered only during this
evening. On Wednesday, the 15th, there
will be a grand parade and picnic at Recky
Springs, aud the festival will close en
Thursday evening with a craud ball.
Prlza right Matters.
In reply te the challenge of Alf. Mills,
Frank Scherwoed says that Mills knows
mere than he does if he understands that
he wants te fight, as he has a business that
pays him better than prize fighting. He
does net want his name used by Mills in
his advertisements. He also advises Mills,
if he desires te fight, te tackle Pattey
Sheppard who, he says, whipped him be bo be
fere. J. Owen, for Frank Montreville who
was challenged te fight by Alf Mills writes
that all Mills has te de is te jpest 650
in a bank or in the hands of R.
K. Fex and it will immediately
he covered. He says Mills can pest tbe
money for himself or his unknown. The
offer is open both te fight or spar for three
months, and Owens' man will weigh 110
pounds.
CTOSS Butts.
Wm. Butler, colored, was arrested and
locked up for a hearing before Alderman
McConemy, of a complaint of assault and
battery made against him by his wife
Bill Butler has brought suit against his
wife Nan, bofero Aldermau A. F.
Dennelly, charging her with assault and
battery. They had a fight and Nan is
alleged te have chased her husband with a
butcher knife
Malicious Mischief.
Margaret Deeff, charged with entering
the premises of Jennie Pentz, aud destroy
ing flowers, vegetables, grapevines, Asa ,
wasanei-t.nl for malicious mischief and
held for a hcaiin bcfeie Alderman Spur
ritr. Cruelty te lulmais.
This afternoon Officer Smith arrested
Frederick Holtzworth aud Otte Kech for
cruelly beating and abusing a horse they
weie diiving. Beth men we 10 intoxicated
and weie locked up for a hearing before
Alderman Feidccy.
Smallpox.
Dr. Fitzpatiick n -ports two new cases of
smallpox te rfny. The patients are Miss
Ellie Gress, agtd 21 years, of 337 North
Mary street, and Sallie Bonasch, ah eleven
months old child of North street.
Te-aay's Kxcursleu.
Thore were 50 excursionists te Atlantic
city this morning via the Pennsylvania
railroad, and 0 via the Reading read.
tluni Injured.
Martin Ehhlcman, of Terre Hill, while
catching a base ball had his hand badly
hurt by having i, split between the thumb
and forefinger.
Tiik Allunll.- and l'.icillc Tea company lias
been connected with the Telephone Ki
change.
CuniST's Kvangellcal l.ulhciati Church,
which has been closed ler tbe past six wrote,
will reopen te morrow at 10:30 a. in.
KellKluus.
Uev. 1. II. Ueissinger, el Easten, I'm., v.ill
preucli in the pulpit el Trinity Lutheran
church te morrow morning. Theuvcnlngser
vice will commence at n.11 irtc.r befere 8
o'clock.
Tbe members el the Weman's Christian
Temperance Union who wish te attend tli
meetings en Temperance day. Tuesday, the
31t. at Landisvillu camp meeting, can reach
there in time by taking the 0:30 a. in. train en
tin-1'. it. It. Expcnsts, Including omnibus te
tliu grounds i.nd gate fee, 75 ecu In.
The S.imaier l9sue or Strawbridgc & Cloth
ier's Quarterly, Just out. is a splendid number :
every page la 01 interest te the ladies. Ne
lancy-werk designs and stitches;; instructions
111 amateur art, and hew te adorn the por.sen
and decorate the home ; a pretty pleca el new
vocal music ; and the summer fashions in
every department el dry goods lully Illus
trated. Price, 15 cents ; get a copy trem your
news-dcaler or send te StrawbrldgeA Clothier
Philadelphia juner3-2wd&4lw
The Wonderful Luuu'rR Clialr.
New en exhibition and sale at Ne. 123 Lo
cust street, Columbia, a low doe.s above the
posteflice, Is claimed te be tbe most complete
piece of lurniture ever Invented, having ever
llitychangjset position. It Is Impossible te
conceive a posture el the human body It can
net be made te conform. Is especially adapted
ler Parler, Library or Sitting lloem and is
sold as low as six dollars, ar rice never known
of heretofore ler a chair combining se many
different articles of lurniture.
The Luburf? Manutacturlng Company, el
Philadelphia, who are the sol j manufacturers,
will remain in Columbia butashert time, and
we would suggest te our readers te call and
see this great Invention, for It Is worth while
spending a little time In viewing something
you may never have an opportunity el seeing
again. Agencies are being established all ever
the country by the company, who v. m give
exclusive light te parties el geed address
with moderate capital.
Thousands of these chairs are being sold,
and the demand Is Increasing dally.
Don't fall te see the noted Invention which
has no equal. It
SPKOLAL NOTICEB.
g- Every color et the Diamond Dye Is per
iod Unequalled for biilliancy. See the sam
ples or the eoleret1 cloth at the druggists.
Tub public lacks net a genuine remedy for
skin diseases in Glenn's Sulphur Seap. "Hill's
Hair Dye," b ack or brown, nlty cents
ty23-lwdeed4w
Peit l.ame Back, aide or Chest use Sill.
LOU'S POROUS IPL.ASTER. Price, 25 cent
Sold by H. li. Cochran, 137 and 139 North Queen
trect, Lancaster. icblleedc
49Plain Talk from dr. a way nb Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Piles is one 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 atter get
ting warm. It seems as It pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes fenn. The private parts are often
affected. The mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my ointment Is super super
ler te any article in the market, I guarantee it
te cure the worst case et itching plies in exist
ence. rSigned, U.8WAVNK, M. D.
Dr. Sway no's Ointment is also a pleasant and
oilective euro 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, Dr.
Swayne ft Sen, Philadelphia, Pa.
! ectll-lydTu.ThASAw
nOWEBS HDKST.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen Street, - Lancaster, Pa
SUMMER SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
TO CLOSE OUT BALANCE OF STOCK. WE SHALL OFFER BARGAINS IN THESE GOODS.
BLAuK SILKS ! BLACK SILKS 1 We are selling an Excellent Black Silk at IL00, and very geed Black Silks as low down as 0 cents per
yanl. BLACK CASHMEBRS I We offer none but the very best makes which we can lreely guarantee te give "perfect satisfaction. We have
them at all prices. BLACK CBEPES! BLACK CBEPES! Extra wide and Extra Quality. BLACK THIBET SHAWLS in Singlc'and
Deuble. Special attention paid te selection of MOURNING GOODS of which we keep a lull line.
m TRADE DOLLARS TAKEN AT FULL VALUE.-l
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET. .... LANCASTER, FA.
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NO. s. mvi.Kit & CO.
AURORA
WITH THE
Summer Dress Goods, Silks, Sun Umbrells and Parasols,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ETRADB DOLLARS TAKEN AT PAR. "S3
JSTO. S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East King Street,
.TNO. S. GIVLER.
8VUVIA.I. NOTIVKS.
" Mether swan's Werm Syrup."
lnlalliblc, tasteless, harmless, cathartic ; ler
leycrishness, restlessness, worms, constipa
tion. iSc.
Well bs Kver.
Lettio Heward wiitclrein Buffalo, N. V..
" My system became greatly debilitated
through arduous professional duties. Suffer
ed Itein nansca, sick headacne. and bilious
ness. Tried 11 unlock Bleed Sltlerx with the
most beneficial ellecl. Am well ns ever." for
aale by II. It Cochran, druggist, 137 and IS)
North Queen street.
Ne iiiattnr what may be the name, or hew
long standing the trouble. Dr. Botisen's Skin
Cure will always cure skin diseases. Gratclul
hundreds el enred patients attest this tact. $1.
at druggists.
" I buy Dr. liaison's Celery and Chamomile
Pills and introduce them wherever I ye. Per
sonal knowledge and experience of their effects
en ethers prompts this act." i:ev. J. P. Fugett,
Recter St. Lukes Cli., Mycrsburg, Pa. 50 cts.
at druggists.
Celuen's Liquid Beet Tonic Is admirably
adapted ter females in dellcate health. Col Cel
den's; no ether. jy23-lwdeed&w
Ne fear et Small Pox It Darbys Prophylactic
fluid lj med Ircciy. it destroys the very
germ.
I recommend Lady Camelia's Secret el
Youth and Beauty for the complexion as be
ing far superior te any ai tide 1 ever used. It
positively removes Freckles, and will remove
Tan in one application. Price tee.
Ker sale at all druggists.
MUS. J. ltKNNti SMITH,
ieW-CuidMJLS Newaik, N. .1.
UISA.'U.
Buhl. In this city, en the 23th int., Michael
1 .11 hi, aged M years, 3 months and 19 days.
The relatives and lrlends et the family are
respectlully invited te attend the funeral
trem his lale residonce. Ne. !i40 Woodward
slr.-et, en Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Iuiennent at Zlen cemetery. 2t
IfJSW AlirmiTlSJtMUNTH.
WANTED- A SITUATION TO IHCIVK
a business wagon. Apply at this office.
It It
SOUK Kit OUT l.L'NCH
THIS EVENING,
at UreMzIngcr's Saleen, Ne. EOl BeckJand
st cet. The best et beer en tap. It
SODItKltOUT 1.UNCU AND PIG'S KEKT
thlfc (SATUKDAY) evening at Albeit
Kehlhais' Maner Street Saleen. Best beer In
the city en tap: It
riKIIUitI IfKOGSI
I; Turtle "eup, Chicken Cern Soup. Spiing
Cc.lckens, Deviled Crabs. Cape May Suite and
all ether do.icucies of the season this and
nverv evening at MILLER'S ItESTA U BANT,
Ne. a? North Queen street. it
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ANTCI). ATAtt TIMICS.
IIICKOUY PLANK.
ALtTKED DILLEK,
Cerner of Lemen and Water streets.
jy2l-2tdSR Lancaster. Pa.
FOIt SAIK CHKAI-.
A DOUBLE-SEATED CARRIAGE, made
at one el the best Lancaster factories, nearly
new. Inquire at this office. jy2Slwd
WANTKU-PIKTir UOOD UIUaK Mfkti.
ei sand 5 or C geed strippers at NO. 405
SOUTH WATER STREET. It
LADIKV raUSLIN UNOKKWKAK AT
cost, Linen Lawns reduced from aic. te
20c, elegant, styles. Alse, Parasols at and be
low cost. .Inst received New Spanish and
ether Laces, Lace Cellars and Velvet Ribbons.
Above Goods at Lewest Pi ices at
SWARR'S,
febl7-lyTn&S Ne. 50 North Queen Street
PKOFLK'I Bim.DI.NO, LOAN AND DK DK
peslt Company. Monthly meeting I his
evenlne, at "ly o'clock, at Majer Relneehl's
office, Ne. 44 North Duke street. Sleek In 17th
series ler ab. Ne dues i eccived at the D lec
tors' meeting. Meney sold at 9 o'clock,
if A. 8. VILLE, Secretary.
PROPOSALS FUR CURBING.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building Committee of tne Eastern Market
Heuse up te 10 o'clock a. m. en WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 1, torlrem COO te G e loot et Granite
Curbing, 20 Inches deep and sis inches thick.
Proposals te be left at the office el Allen a.
Herr. Ne. 1C8 East King street.
jy23-3t J. F. 8ENBR, Chairman.
IUHLIl) SAL.K OF HORSES.
On MONDAY, JULY 30. 1883. will be sold
at D. Legan's Sale Stables, Market street, rear
ui McGrann Heuse. Lancaster, Pa., 20 HEAD
OF OHIO HORSES. Among them are a pair
el matched horses and some line drivers. Sale
n commence at 1 o'clock p. in. A credit et 60
days will be given. DANIEL LOGAN.
Samuel Hess, Auct. It
NOTICE IT HAVING KKbN DKUir.KD
by the courts that Liking water Irem a
city or water company without paying for it
is larceny, punishable bv fine or Imprison
ment, therefore notice is hereby given that
anv person detected In stealing city water
will be prosecuted according te law. By
order of the WATER COMM ITTEE.
Jy2S-3tdS,WAS
.ISTATE OK ANNIE G. RAYMOND, LATE
JCi et Lancaster city, deceased. Letters et
administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested te make imme
diate pajment, and these having claims or
demands acrainst tbe same, will present them
without delay ter settlement te the under
signed, residing in Maytown, Lancaster,
county. Pa. jESSE KLUGIL
Administrator.
A. F. Shekck, Att'y. J23-CtdS
F?OK 8ALK-TBK ENTIRE STOCK AND
' Fixtures et tbe Millinery and Notion
store, situated Ne. 22 West -King street, Lan
caster, Pa., consisting ei Notions, Hosiery,
Gloves. Zephyr Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Cor
sets, Underwear and everything pertaining
te a first-class Millinery and Notion Stere :
also two Shew Cases, three Counters, Shelv
ln?. Desk, sign, Steve, etc. Call or address,
1uly2S-lwd INTELLIGENCE!!.
SPECIAL. ItAKUAINS.
In order te introduce their Cet!ccs mere
extensively, tbe American Tea Company of
2G Centre Square are giving away
ONE POUND OF GRANULATED SUGAR
WITH KVERY POUND OF THEIR
CREAM RIO COFFEE AT 25c
PER POUND.
CHEAPEST SUGAE IN LANCASTER.
American Tea Ce.,
2tW4S Ne. 26 Centre Square.
NEW ADTXMTXSBMMNTB.
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OP
CARPET SWEEPERS,
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, AT THE NEW PRICE, 3.00.
MSW AVrUKTlSKMkNTS.
( EURflU FAUNKSTOCK,
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
HAIR'S OLD STAND. )
NO. 14 EAST KfNG STPEET.
Ladies' Jerseys,
Misses' Jerseys,
IN ALL COLOUS Maroen, Cardinal, Klectrlc, Navy Blue, Brown. Black and Myrtle. Perfect
Fitting in all Sizes. An Elegant Assortment el these Goods,
Frem $2. BO Up.
ALSO. JEISSEV CLOTH BY TUB YA1CD, IN ALL COLORS. LADIES' CASHMEUK AND
SHETLAND SHAWLS IN Git K AT VAUIETY AT LOWEST PKICES.
GEORGE EAHNESTOOK,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET,
NEW ADVJillTIHJSMlSXTa.
irAM'EU-AT THE LANUASTKC UuLT
VV Works, a lew boys between the ages of
13 ami 18 years. jy2G-3td
SCHOOL TAX 18S3.
The duplicate is in the hands of the
Trpasiucr. :t percent, oil until August 1st.
W. O. MAUSHALL, Tieasurcr,
Ne. VI Centra Sijuare.
Otlice hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p. in.
JO-tldK
MeCAKTKK BRO.N(). fi31 NOKTI1
Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa.
ELECTROPLATING WORKS.
Silver, Geld tnd Nickel Platers. Medel
making and nil kinds et repairing of every
description. Alse retiiililshing of all kinds
et plated work. jy2G-lwd
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OitKIMi.MKN NIUlUl.l) CALL
AT BEOHTOLD'S,
And see the NEW PATENT OVKRALI , the
best iu the niaikct. One pair equal te two.
Shirts, Stockings, Suspenders and Notions
generally. All cheap ler cash.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
Ne. 52 Neith Queen Street.
P. S. Stere and dwelling ter nalc or rent.
Immediate possession. teb:t-lyd
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HADING & UOlIIAIUIa K. It.
SUNDAY, JULY 29,
Snec-iul Trains will inn te and lieui Lancaster
( King street) and Landisville as fellows :
Leave Lancaster ( King street), 8:25 and 10:10
a. m.: 1,45 p, m.
Returning, leave Landisville. 12:00 neon ; 1:45
and S:00 p. in.
Fare for Round Trip, only 25c.
jy25-3tdW.F3
JOK SALtT "
Valuable City Building Leta.
Situate en the northeast corner et North
I ime and Janie:t street. These lets will maku
elegant building sites, being situated in a
last improving vart et the city. Ker lu it her
Information call ou
ALLE.N A. HKRR& CO.,
Real K.state Agents,
Ne. 108 fast King Street, Lancaster, P i.
j ulyl20td&eaw Klttt
rlUltMC SAI.ROPONB ;aic lead ok
uoRSEs.-en Monday, .iulvse. isss
will be sold at public sale, at the Merrimac
Heuse, C. A. Mllle , proprietor, Lancaster
city. Pa., the following livestock, te wit : ONE
CAR LOAD OK HORSES : 1 ear lead et Seuth
em Indiana and Illinois Horses, Kine Drivers,
Geed Steppers, Horses ler general Kami use
and Feeder". The above MticK must be as
represented by t lie undersign' d ar no sale. A
ereditet 00 days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. in., et said
day, when attendance will be siven by
GtiORGK GROSSMAN.
J. Kkumai:. jy27-2t
'1 IRAKI) Flltr. INSUKANCK company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
i Assets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDREP- THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
j Insures Property at Currenl'lJates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN, j
AGENTS,
Ne. 19;East Kinjr Street
inl2-(!muM.W&SR
)KOPOSAI.S FOR STI.AM POMP.
Proposals will be received at 1 he Mayer's
Office. Lancaster. Pa., until FRIDAY, AUG.
17, 18S3. for a Condensing Pumping Engine
te be erected at the Citv Water Works with a
capacity of 6,000,t00 in 24 hours, delivered at a
height of tee feet. Bidders te make all exca
vations, build lonndatiens, make all pump
wells, lurnish cbeck valve en pumping main,
all steam plpts and material necessary te put
the pump in perfect working order. Steam
cylinders and heads, steiui chests and all
steam pipes te be ceveicd with asbestos, weed
pulp, or any ether Improved ptpe covering
ether than hair lelL All work te be et the best
character, and subject te the approval of the
Wafer C- mmlttce. Prepcsals te be addre-sed
te the " Water Committee, Lancaster, Pa."
The cemmittee rrservc the right te reject anv
or all bids. Fer further information address "
TNO. T. MAcGONlGLE, Mayer,
Chairman el the Water Committee
jy28Aaugl,4,81ll
YALUABI.E BUSINESS PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
Situated NOS. 34 AND 30 WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa., midway between
Centre Square and Stevens Heuse and Read
ing Railroad Depot, and opposite Cooper's Kcd
Lien Hetel, and new occupied by A. N. i5ren
cinan. It lias a frontage of 23 feet7inct.es,.
running back 132 feet, with the right of wky
te the iWcet alley en the west, while ever the
alley the second, third and fourth stories
belong te tbe property, making the wnelc
IrOnt 32 feet, 7 inches, exclusive of the alley
wav. te which it lias rlehtet tree Ingress and
egress at any and all times through te West
Mifflin street.
This property is in geed repair, and has
been used as a shoe store and dwelling for
nearly 60 years.
Ker further Information apply te
jAtuu r. uw, neaijEsiaie Agenx,
iulyl4 2mdS,U
Ne, G West King St.
Lancaster, Fa.
GEO. F. RATHVON.
Children's Jerseys,
LANCASTER, PA.
MiW A-DViSKTISEMMStHIS.
AriOUlAI. 1'KJNU! liYTHK LANOASTKK
Typographical Union, Ne. 70, will be held
atdecky Springs en MONDAY, AUGUST 6,
1883. Houghten'somnibuses will leave Centre
square at 11 o'clock a. m., and run all altcr altcr altcr
noen ; laie for the round trio, S5 cents, lie lie
ircshmcntsen the ground. Tayler's Orches
tra. Jy28-2tS
S WITHIN V. SHOKTI.IDGK'.S At'AUKHI
for Yeung Meu and Beys. Media, Penn'a.,
I2in. from Philadelphia, school year opens
!3ept. 12. Fizcd price f evers every expense,
even books. tc. Ne extra charges. Ne Inci
dental expenses. Ne examination ler admis
sion. Thirteen experienced teachers, all men
and all graduates. Special opportunities ler
apt students te advance rapidly. Special drill
for dull and backward I eys. Patrons or stu
dents may select any studies, or cheese the
regular English.Scfcntltlc, Business, Classical
or Civil Engineering Course. Students fitted
at Media Academy are new in Harvard, 1 ale
and ten ether Colleges and Polytechnic
schools. A Physical and a Ciicmlcal Labra Labra
tery ; a line Gymnasium and Ball ground.
1,500 vels, added te Library In 18S3. Apparatus
doubled In lbS.1. Ten students sent te college
in 1SS1. A graduating clas in Commercial
Department in 1S-3. Media has 7 churches and
a temperance charter which piohi'elts the sale
of all intoxicating drinks, ter new Illustrated
Ci'cular address the Piinclpaland Pioprleter,
SW1THJN V. 8HOKTL1UGE, a. Ri. ( Har
vard University Graduate ), Mrdia, Penn'a.
jy27-lind&w
S1GNKI'S SAI.IC.
ASSIGNEES' SALE,
BY ORDER OF THE CREDITORS, A FULL
LINE OF
Men's, Youth's and Bey's
TO BE fcOLD AT
50cts. 0JT THE DOLLAR,
IN THE BASEMENT OF
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET.
Sale will Commenceon
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 28,
And will Continue until all goods are sold.
iu2(2t
'A w
I'Allt I'lKI.O A0 Allt PL. AY,'-
IS ALL THEY ASIC AT
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
COR. W. KING AND WATER ST3.
Competition is the life et trade, and this
house defies competition iu the quality aud
prices et lis goods.
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
IN VERY CHOICE PATTERNS,
Will new be sold cons! icralily b3lew eon te
make loom ter
THE IMMENSE STOCK COMING IN FOR
THE FALL TRADE.
Ingrain, Chain and Kag Carpets,
AT A SACRIFICE.
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. W. King & Water Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA.
aitecxMHca.
T KURSK'S.
PICNIC SUPPLIES.
CORNED BEEF, POTTED MEATS, viz.:
Ham, Beer, Turkey, Chicken, Ac.
Lunch Tongue. Hams, Dried Beet (chipped),
Sardines in oil and mustard.
Fresh Lebster, Fresh Salmen, Fresh Mack
oral In 1 pound cans, Soured Mackcral in 2
pound cans.
Schrimps, Olives and Pickets In small bot
tles. Cress & Blackwell's Pickles. Lea & Per
rln's Worcestershire Sauce.
Jellies, Marmalades, Fine Locust and Clever
Heney.
CHOICE CREAM CHEESE.
PINEAPPLE AND EDOM CHEESE.
WOODEN PICNIC PLATES.
AT
BUESK'S,
Ne. 17 EAST KING , STREET.
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nil
LANCASTER, FA.
SECOND EDITION.
SABTUOAY EVENING, JULY 28,11833
STATE OF THE STRIKE.
THE WESTKRN UNION STILT. FIBM.
Tbe 'Movement te Construct a New Line
Tbe Fbnsdelpbte Commercial Ex-
change Pretest Against the
Stricers and Empleyes.
Baltimore, Md., July, 28. Referring
te the recent conferences between the
Baltimore & Ohie telegraph company and
the Brotherhood of Telegraphers the Sun
te-day says: "Mr. Herace O. Steltz of
the .Baltimore strikers J nas expiajnea tne
inwardness of the recent conferences be
tween himself and Superintendent Stew
art, of the Baltimore and Ohie. He says
that last Tuesday Mr. Stewart called at
his residence, Ne.184 North Calvert street,
and there proposed te him that if he
would get authority from the ex
ecutive committee of the brotherhood
for the appointment of a treaty committee
composed exclusively of Baltimore and
Ohie empleyes, that company would con
sider their grievances. Mr. Steltz went te
New Yerk and get the required authority,
but since his return Mr. Stewart has de
clined him au interview. Mr. Steltz did
net make his explanation until after mid
night, and it was impossible te see Mr.
Stewart. It is said at the Baltimore and
Ohie office, however, that Mr. Stewart's
conferences were of an unofficial charac
ter." Tbe Movement for a New Line.
Mr. Steltz has received from New Yerk
the circular of the " merchants and tele
graphists association," which is an out
growth of the strike a new company te
be gotten up by business men and tele
graphers, and te have offices in every im.
pertant town iu the United States. The
capital stock is te be $10,000,000,te be con
tributed by 50,000 members of $200 each.
Au organization is te be effected as
seen as 10,000 members are secured, and
subsequent applications for membership
must be approved by the beard of direc
tors, who are te be elected by the stock
holder. Mr. Steltz says he will lay the
matter bofero tue Baltimore strikers to
day. He thinks well of the project, and
will go into it himself and advise ethers
te de likewise. It could be made a power
ful rival of the Western Union, he says,
and could be put in running order te many
important points in about three months'
time.
Tbe Figbt et the Companies.
The American Rapid telegraph company
has notified the Baltimore As Ohie
telegraph company that it can
not receive messages Irem that com
pany tobe ferwarded evor the American
Rapid wires, the operators refusing te
handle them. On the ether hand the Bal
timore & Ohie company has sent netice te
the American Rapid cempanv that no
mere of the business will be allowed ever
the Baltimore & Ohie wires.
Tbe Cemiiit.rcl.-il Exchange Oilers Resolu
tions. Philadelphia, July 28. At a meeting
of the commercial exchange, held at neon
te day, in rofcrence te the telegraph
strike, resolutions were adopted declariug
that the "present difficulty between the
telegraph companies could and should
have been avoided, and that the action
of both parties in the controversy was
equally reprehensible." A resolution was
also adopted asking Congress te take s;ns!i
action as will prevent similar troubles in
the future Superintendent Ztjubliu, of
the Western Union company was net prcs
ent at the meeting, ' aud objection was
raised when President Cununings at
tempted te read a telegram icceivcd from
him.
Funds for tbe Strikers.
PiTTSisuROir, July 28. District Secre
tary Hughes, the second grand officer of
the Brotherhood of Telegraphers,
received word fiem Grand Secretary
Rebert D. Lavton. of the Knights
of Laber, that the general eili-
ccrsefthat organization, through mm,
, 1 - 1 .1 I A. "T - .1
nau issucu tue nisi, requisition tu Liie
district and local assemblies let
funds for the support of the mem
bers of the brotherhood of tole
graphers new en a stiike. This aatiiwi
will place $100,000 at the hands of Urn
n-vpmit-iwrt nftlmr nl" t.lin lkrfiMlftt linnil im
Monday. Secretary Hughes states th:i. J
.1 ;il : it l.i.1 .: T f
lUCy Will COIltlllllt) IIH! UillllU Utl-ll.lilv'll'll
if it should became l pessary.
T..e V. U lu WeiklbgUnlei'.
New Yerk, July 28 The W..ser:
Union telegrapli company te-day took
down the notices " subject te delay," and
all business is new taken as bofero t.Iie
strike I.'ean
TBXlS UALAMITir.x.
A Most Ilastaritl; Alumcr at n liaiwe
Galvksten, Tex., July 28. Nigh
before last dining a ball at Ebaiii'.c
Ranch 25 miles up the Rie Grandf,
Apalonio Keys am! Macedonia Mials, bhui
and killed a woman named Rice, who luvi
been living with Kcjs, but who discarJed
him for another cavalier. Keys and Mials
approached the woman from behind ji s .
as tihe had finished a ilauce and shot her
in the back. Her pirtner drew a ,)istel
and tired at the woman's assailants, bu'
immediately received a ball iu the stomach
and a bystander was also sh-it in the arm
and through the lungs.
A Bride Klilmt by Lightning.
A dispatch from Troup says Mrs. Ged
den, who resides eight miles from there,
was struck by lightning te day aud in
stantly killed. She W3S a brida of two
davs
Terrible Kallread Accident.
Albien, July 28. A tcrrible accident
occurred en the Reme, Watertown As
Ongcnsbuig railroad at Carlyn last even
ing and seven persone were killed and
fourteen injuicd.
As the Thousand Islands train was
running at high 6pced near Carlten,
the engineer saw a single car standing en
the track ahead of him ; he put en the
air brake and reversed lever, but before
speed could be slacked the engine dashed
into the obstructions and in an instant
all was a scene of confusion and the
air was filled with the groans of dead
and dying. Engineer Herreyally, who
remained at his pest, was fatally
injured, and the fireman who steed by
him te the last was instantly killed.
Fourteen dead bodies were taken from the
wreck at last advices It is believed that
the car which causal the disaster was
blown en te the main line from a bran ch
track by the high wind which p revailed at
the time of the accident.
Dcatn.rrem Cbelera.
Alexandria, July 28. The number of
deaths from cholera at Caire yesterday
was 277. at Chibin 105, at Mchalla 52, at
Teutah 28 and Ismalia 3. Three British
soldiers were among the deaths at Caire
and one at Ismalia.
Several cases of cholera were repcrtsd
in this city te day, one of which
was fatal. If the epidemic attacks
the British troops, a camp will ,be formed
outside the Rosette gate and another at
Ramleh.
A Horrible Death.
Wilmington, Del., July 28. Wiliiam
Wilsen attempted te jump upon the clos
ing draw of the Market street bridge here
this morning, when he was caught bo be
tween the draw and the approach and in
stantly killed. His head was crushed te a
shapeless mass. He leaves six children.
Arrival of a Steamer with Tellow JTevar. , .
.Baltimore, Md., July 28. The steam
ship California from the West Indies ar
rived at quarantine last night with four
cases of yellow fever en beard. She
passed in the capes and up the Chesapeake
bay without notice from the health au
thorities. She is closely quarantined.
WKATHKK INUIUATIONS.
Washington, July 28. Fer the Middle
Atlantie states, partly cloudy weather,
and local rains followed by clearing weather
Sunday morning, southwest shifting te
northwest winds, falling followed by rising
barometer, stationary or slight fall in tem
perature. A Bedy Keceversa.
Philadelphia, July 28. The body of
Maggie Cramp, the young lady who was
drowned by falling into the Delaware
river from the new steamship Alameda, en
Thursday evening, was recovered te-day.
A Feliew en a Floating Trjclcle.
Dovek, England, July 28. A man
named Terry left here this morning ou a
tleating trycicle, his intention being te
cress the channel te France.
Tbe Virginia C&mpilgn.
At Richmond, Va., some interest is felt
te knew whether the headquarters of the
new Democratic state committee will bj
located there during the present campaign.
The selection of Mr. Barbour as chairman
of the state cemmittee will encourage
the Democrats ber mero than anything
that has been done. The work of ihe
convention meets with the hearty appeal
of the members of the party all ever
the State. If the Democrats are success
ful iu securing control of the Legis
lature, it is their purpose te give the
teachers as pledged in the platform adopt
ed by the Lynchburg convention. The
school fund will be distributed pre rata
among the schools of the two races that
is, the colored schools will receive the
amount of school money in proportion te
the number of pupils of that race in the
state. Of ceurse the amount of taxes paid
by them will net and cannot enter into the
question of this scheme of distribution.
This preposition meets with the heartiest
approval of many of the tneBt intelligent
colored men there.
H1AUICJZ7H.
I'lillailulimia enuruet.
ruiLADitLi'iiiA. July JS. Fleur steaily.
Uye Heur at :: r.0.
Wheat tlull and lower ; Ne. 2 Western Ueil,
SI 1C ; Ne. 3 de $1 13J: Ne. 1 l'enna. Kel, l 17.
Cern in trli' demand : sail yellew Hcarcent.
fisacec: de mixed, eigcc; Ne.rtMIxrii,
G03G2XC.
Oats dull ; Ne. 1 Wblte, 45Kc ; Ne. de.
lc; Ne. 3 ile,4.lc.
Uye nominal at KtftC'ic.
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions linn.
Lard linn.
"niter quiet ami steady.
Kelldilull.
Kggs scarce unit Urn.
Clieese linn.
Petroleum firm.
Whlssv at 1 19
New Yerk Markets.
New Yeiik, July Si. Fleur dull and about'
sternly
Wbeat HiiJr. lower, unsettled and feverish ;
mero Ieiii in epslnns ; Ne 2 Kcd, Aii.. I ll',i
m WA; &ent., $i u;;i 17'i; Oct..$t ins
l w-
Cern -JbiiC low r; moderately uetivu;
Mixed Western, aj;et, 02G2Ji-: de Intufe,
Oats !4lc lower and mero ilein: Ne. 1!
An'f., WbX&.fiyjz ; Seiit., :rlAI! Kicc ; Oct., :!Ti
35c.
Live Stock I'rlces.
Ciiicaoe Hogs UeceipL1, l.l.OOO bead ; ship
ments, 1, 700 head : market brisk uud .rigl(ic
higher: mixed. ." 305.1 75 . Iieuvv. i.r "ii'tf 1" ;
lllit. S5 fcOgO 3" ; HKin-i. 1.1 7jf3r 1-
Cattle ItceeiptH, S.fKX) head; shipments,
1,100 bead ; best radei brisk mid 5c higher;
experts. I.ri!)f5;2'i; f?""l te kIioIce sh p. luif.
$5 W)Sji7t 75; common te medium, $1 4Uj7)r 35.
Sheep Kcceipts.l.SJ) head; shipments, none,
marcet dull and IOkUc lower; Inferlorie fair.
$i7."S3 fe ; common te geed, J4 25.
M.,k: rcarKOts.
Quotations by icecil, McUrann
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New .ler.iny Central..,
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Union I'uellic
Wabaili Omnium
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Louisville A Nashville...
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Lclii;;h Navigation
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Reading
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Quotation lrv AseeUU il Tress.
bteeks dull, but. steaily.
I'lliladelpliia x l-;rln K. l
ite.ulln; l'..ilire::il
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L higli Valley Cailrei'l
IJiiiti-d Ciim:i'ii:iesel New Jersey
Nertl'ni I'aeilie.
verthern Pacllic I'letcn-1
Northern Central Kailre.i-I
L(:iil"b N'avijratleu Cen;.in. ........
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Quotations bj Associated Trcsi.
ttecks quiet.
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Adams Kxpu'-,s ...13.1
Allcblgan Cenlral llallread 874
Michigan Southern Kail read K'7
lllliie!-! (.'cntral Uallread 13
Clevt'and tt I'lttMburgll Kalliead 133
Ctilcie A i:eek I.slamt llallread liKi
J'ittMiurgli & fort Wayne Railroad 131
Western Union Telegraph Company..... W)
To:c.le& Wabash...! 25i
New J-rey Centrul 87',
Nhw Yerk Ontario A Western 24?-;
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T)AftKKS:,S TUNIC.
With Pen and PencU.
" Ne, sir , I don't baliuve newspaper meu
are any mere dissipated than any ether class
efmen who earn their living by their brains,
said Mr. A IE. Siegfried, manager et the ml
veitlslns dopartmenter the St. Paul Pioneer
Press. Still, tlio'-e el them who de work are
tempted te stimulate, for it's very hard en
the nerves and stomach.'
" As for example V
" As ler example. In my own case, I stuck te
my deske i this paper uutil mjr nerves were
like a bunch or telegraph wires atter a gale,
and my stomach kept about as goe.l time as a
two dollar watch. My Iriends suggested
this and tSe doctors advised that, but
one day I 'caught en te an ad,' or 1'akic
kr'b Tonic, and tried It. I have never cinlors cinlers
a proprietary medicine belore. but I shall de
part irem my rule and say that the Tonic is
net merely the best thlcg, but the only thins
that breaks up these attacks All desk work
ers should meke a note of 1L"
This preparation which lia-j been known as
Barker's CSiseuR Teaic, mill beralter bead bead
vertisedandseld simply under the name et
Tabker's Tesic. As unprincipled dealers are
constantly deceiving tbelr cu9t3mcr.s by sub
mitting interior articles under the nncnu et
ginger, and usglngcr'la really an unimport
ant ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
Tin m Is no chanae, however, in the prepi prepi
ratien itselt.aud all bottles remaining lu the
hands et dealers, wrapped under the imhic et
I'ARKKU'S GlNQEK TOKIC. COIltaill the RPmilllrt
medicine It thetac simile signature et Ilisces
X Ce. Is at the bottom et tbe outside wzappcr,
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