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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY, .JltLY 31. t88.
COLUMBIA NEWS- '
GOB KEUDLAK OOBBHPOW)EOB
KTenta Along the BtwqaebanBa Ite
Interest In and Around Um Beravgk
ricked op by tke Intelli
gencer Reporter.
Heating pipes are new being laid be
tween the engine room of the Pennsyl
vania railroad sand beuse and the depot of
the same company, by which the latter
building will be heated in cold weather.
The distance between the buildings is
about 100 yards, and the pipes most be
laid under the railroad tracks.
Tbe Effects of Jealetuy.
A jealous husband of this place tried te
commit suicide by making the attempt te
threw himself ever the banisters of a stair
case last night, because he had seen his
wife take a walk with two triends of the
opposite sex. The latter persons are in a
state of meital fear for their own safety.
a. Various Belle.
Mr. Jehn Eeesey has a 50 shilling piece
of curency which was issued by the Grand
Assembly et Pennsylvania in October, 1773.
On it is printed the sentence, "Te coun
terfeit is death." One side bears the
names of the printers, Hall and Sellers It
is quite a curious relic of the old colonial
days of this great state.
Stung by a Wap.
Mrs. Jacob Oberlin, residing near Ner
weed, was stung by a wasp yesterday and
such serious symptoms et lockjaw ap
peared as te render a physician's services
necessary. Her condition was much im
proved this morning, and no dangerous
results from the btiDg are new antici
pated. Perseual.
Miss Annie Sweeney and Mrs. Wm
Painter, are visiting friends in Philadel
phia. Master Jehn Ryan, of Pottsville, is the
guest of his uncle, Mr. Rebert Ryan.
Mr. B. F. Steiger, wife and son, of
Alexandria, Ya , are the guests of Mr A.
J. Kauffman.
Mrs. Jehn Hummel, or Conschehocken,
is the guest of Mrs. Rebert McMurry en
Second street.
Mr. Benjamin Lichty, of the Philadel
phia office of the superintendent of the
Philadelphia division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, left te-day after a few days stay
here.
Miner It etna.
The exterior of Mr. Hiram Wilsen's
residence and steie is being repainted.
TwdTdrunks were before 'Squire Yeung
last evening. They were discharged en
payment of costs.
Chiquesalunga tribe of Red Men and
Putnam circle, Ne. 113, B. U. (H. P.) C.
A., meet this evening.
The cellars for two no w houses are new
being dug en Seventh ftrcet, between
Walnut and Chestnut.
The banks of the Pennsylvania canal are
te overgrown with bushes as te seriously
interfere with the tewing of the beats.
Twe geld rings belonging te a little
daughter of Mr. Geerge Allisen, were lest
en the street last evening. One of them,
in enamel, was the word " Baby."
The 4 month old child of Mr. Benjamin
Ryan died last night of cholera infantum.
The funeral services will be held at the
father's residence en Poplar street to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
OAF ITEMS.
Interesting Paragraphs J mm tbe Eastern
Knd.
Rev. William L. Ledwith, who has
officiated as pastor of theBellevue Presby
terian church for the past six years, pre
sented his resignation of the pasterage of
thatcbuich te the congregation last week
te take effect en Sunday last. He has
accepted a call te the pasterage of the Seuth
Presbyterian church, in Philadelphia. In
siuticipatien of the farewell sermon, en
Sunday morning the church was comfort
ably rilled. The text of his sermon was
taken from 1st Tbessalenians, vi., 23 :
And the very Ged of peace sanctify you
wholly ; and I pray Ged your whole spirit
and soul and body be preserved blameless
unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. "
The sermon was an Interesting one, being
discoursed with eloquence and ability, and
was highly appreciated by the audience.
Rev. Ledwith leaves this church accom
panied with the best wishes of bis con
gregatien, for which he served faithfully .
He will start en a trip te Eurc.pe en Sat
urday, where he contemplates spending
some time for the benefit of his health.
An Eloquent Yeung f readier.
Rev. Charles Johnsten, formerly of this
place, delivered a sermon te the largest
and most appreciative assemblage that has
congregated at the M. E. church for some
time en Sunday evening. He delivered
his sermon in bis usually eloquent and
interesting manner. Although only a
young minister, Mr. Johnsten has been
drawing the largest crowds that ever
gathered at this church te hear his ser
mens. A handsome new organ has been
placed in the church.
Writing History.
The history of Salisbury township is
being written by Jehn C. Linville, esq ,
for the new ceuuty history. Mr. Linville
will undoubtedly give an interesting an J
instructive account of our township.
Various Items.
G. C. Kennedy, esq , the young barris
ter, of this neighborhood, has been titled
an L L. D by the New Era's scribe of this
place. When Mr. Keunedy has this dis
tinction conferred upon him he will proba
bly desire it from a higher source.
Jeseph C. Walker & Sen have recaived
from the Erie city iron works a
large portable steam engine, fifteen herse
power, which they will place in their plan
ing and chopping mill.
M. N. Hear, night operator at Kinzers'
telegraph tower, has resigned his position
and left for Western Kansas in company
with his brother and wife, en Thursday
morning.
Eugene Lewis, of Cincinnati, O., is the
guest of Elwood H. Bailey, and Misses
Hattie and Minnie McKeown, of Laneas
ter, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Sweigart.
There is a very geed crop of tobacco in
this neighborhood, but as a general thing
very little has been mentioned of it this
year.
A ball was held in Penn hall en Satur
day evening, but owing te the inclemency
of the weather was slimly attended.
Tbe Company's Parade.
Last evening the unassigned infantry
oempany of this city, lately organized,
paraded for the first time with their new
uniforms and equipments. They marched
te the strains of the City band,and evinced
no little proficiency both in marching and
drill. The streets along the route en
wjiich they marched were lined with hun
dreds of people attracted by the novelty
of the affair, and it was noticeable that
the criticisms of the spectators were gen
erally quite favorable.
WbeAreBls Relatives?
The following letter has been received
by Postmaster Marshall :
Washington, D. C, July 80, 1883.
Dear Sib. If you knew of the where
abouts of the relatives of one J. S. Snil
lard, formerly of your county, but of late
years a clerk in this office, please inform
them of the deeease of said Snillard. His
body will be kept in a vault ten days
before burial. The estate is worth look
ing for. Respectfully,
J Bert tcy
CthAud's Office, Washington, D.C.
Hale or Horses.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold at
public sale yesterday for Daniel Legan, at
his sale and exchange stables, this city, 20
head of Ohie horses, at an average price of
1221.40 per head.
H
AUEK A BBOTBKB.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, &c.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, HOSIERY AND CLOVES.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. ,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
HAGER & BROTHER,
NO. 25 WEST KINO STREET,
HHAlLPDX.
Kew Cases in Old Houses.
Dr. Fitzpatrick reports that Leuis
Strabie and wife, Ne. 32 West Strawberry
street, and Jacob Evans and his daughter
Mary, Ne. 121 Plum street, have taken tbe
smallpox. It will be remembered, that
ether members of these families hail the
disease and are new convalescent. The
disease has net spread te any ether prem
ises. Mr. aud Mrs. Strabie will be taken
te the hospital this evening and tbe house
in which they are living will be tboreugly
fumigated and disinfected. Dr. Fitzpat-.
rick has taken down the rid flags from
Mrs. Cooper's East Orange street and
Philip DracbbarV, West Chestnut, and will
take down the Hags from several ethers in
a day or two. the patients having entirely
recovered. There are new only about
half a dozen cases under treatment in this
city.
HE CAME,
HE 8AT7,
UK CONQUERED.
He came from England, he saw that his ser
vices were wanted, lie cenq-ierctf prejudice
and pteved by his work, tLat he baa tbe only
method for renovating gents1 clothing, Indies'
sacques, ulbters, etc. Halph Simen, the Lon Len Lon
eon clothing renovator. Ne. HtS North Duke
street.
Grace Lutheran Picnic.
Thursday, August 2d, was the day appointed
for holding the excursion of Grace Lutheran
church and fruntlay-schoel, but the number
of thefec who desire te attend it has grown se
large that the heading A Columbia railroad
have given notice that sufficient cars te trans
port tbe ceiupany comlertol ly and Barely can
not be had en that day. It has been decided
te d ter the picnic te Wednesday, August 8th.
The tickets ler the round trip are: Adults, 40
cents ; children under 12 years, half price.
The Summer issue of Slrawbridge fc Cleth,
ier's Quarter j,just out, la a splendid number i
every page is et interest te the ladles. New
fancy-work designs and stitches'; instructions
in utnuiuur art, and hew te adorn the person
and decorate the home ; a pretty piece et new
vocal music; and the summer fashions in
every depaitment et dry goods fully Illus
trated. Pi ice, 15 cents ; get a copy irem your
news-dealer or tend te Strawbridge A Clothier
Philadelphia Junel3-2wd&4tw
ttl't.VlA.1, NOTICES.
Henry-" Carbolic Salve.
Tlie best Salve in the world for cuts.brulscs
sores, ulcere, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give pcrtect satisfaction in
e cry cane or money refunded. Be sure you
get IlKNiiT's Carbolic Salve, as all ethers are
but imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
tei. 137 North UtiHuri Klreet. iny2)-4
Ileecher's Hurt Hrad.
Fer two months in the year Henry Ward
Ilcechcr can't preach. In August and Septem
ber he tukes his vacitien and endures the
onset of the hay lever. And it is se he says,
something terrible and tiemcndeus. A man
with hay lever isn't accountable ler bis ac
tions. He is merely a wild beast lrantlc witr
snufllng, sneezln" and headache. Ills eyes
are ted and se is his nose. Every uerve in his
skull thrills with distress and his head is a
fountain el tears. He lives only te ilylrem
seaside te mountain-top in search of relief.
And yet, whether we call this form of Ca
tarrh hay lever, rose-lever, hay-cold or rose
cold, Kly's Cream Balm will cure it, This re
medy is simple, pleasant and easy et applica
tion. Placed in the nostrils it penetrates and
seethes the affected parts at once, restores
the impaired senses and creates healthy secre
tions in cases of tbe longest stanaing. Yeu
cannot run away hay fever, but you can drive
it Irem you by using Ely's Cream Balm.
lvl7-2wdeedAw
Camella Dentone for the tcetb Is very t a
grantand removes Tartar and fccurf. hardens
the gum?, steps decay and perlumes the
breath. Prlce, 50 cents. Fer sale at all drug
ists. Jc27-imdW
JtKSCUttU rKUU UKATB.
ThelolIewlngBtatcraentofWilHamJ.Cough
in, of SemcrylUe, Mass., Is se remarkable that
we beg teask for it the attention et our read
crs. He says : "In the tall et 18761 was taken
with a violent bleeding et the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer el 1 877 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a bole In
my left lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was se tar gene at one time a report
went around that I was dead. I gave up hepe
but a mend told me et DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOU THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my friends, thinking my case Incurable, but I
get a br ttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise a d gratification, I commenced te feel
better My hope, once dcud, began te revive,
and te lay I tcel in better spirits than I have
the past three years.
" I write this hoping you will publish It, se
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced te take DE. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM KOBTHELUNGS.andbecenvinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. I
have taken two bottles and can positively say
tbSt it has done me mere geed than all tbe
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 Shall seen be able te go te work.'i
sold bv II. K. Cochran, 187 North Queen street
.new te ecure Health,
t seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many derangements brought en by
an impure condition et the bleed, when SCO
VILL'S 3AESAPAR1LLA ANDST1LLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP wlU restore
perfect health te the physical organization. It
is Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, aid has proven Itself te be the best
BLOOD PUB1FIEB ever discovered, etteet etteet
uelly curing Scrofula, Syphlltlc disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bll.
teus complaints and all diseases Indicating an
Impure condition et the Bleed, Liver, Kid
ncys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects lndl
gestien. A single bottle will prove te yen Its
merits as a health renewer, ler It ACTS LIKE
ACUABM, especially when the complaint Is
et an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and ner
veus system.
AER'S PAIN PAN ACEA.cnres a pain in
man and beast Fer use externally and Inter
nally. BED HOUSE POWDEBS cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CUBE. may24-2
Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's drug store 187
North Queen street
DEATUB.
Kilburn. In Paradise, en tbe 29th Inst,
Capt, Jehn Kilburn, In the 59th year et his
age.
Relatives and friends are Invited te attend
the funeral from his late residence In Para
dise en Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Interment at New Providence Kelermed
church. st
HEW ADTEMTIBEME1TT8.
SUMMER WEARS,
POLITICAL.
Delegates te State vonveuilen
1. S. W. ALT1CK, 1st ward
H. SM K YCH. 7th ward.
D. S. SWKETON, '. th ward.
2. II. S. BUTTEK. seaceck.
JOHN S. MANN. Munet.
A. U. BBEN KM AN, Martlc.
3. 11. M. NOBTH. Columbia.
JOHN RKBHAN. Manhelw
S L. Bit S I) I', I inceln. S. II.
L H. KAUFFMAN, Meuntvllle.
members of the Mate Committee.
JOHN A. COYLE. Lancaster.
W. B. GIVEN, Columbia.
(Menty Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOHN. A. COYLE. Lancaster.
PRISON IN3IEOTOR8.
PH. KUHLMAN, Lancister.
JOHN II. MEN AUOr.I, Mt Jey.
POOH DIRECTORS.
H. K. SHIMP, E. Cocallce.
C. B. HUBB. Mi.lersville.
COUNTY BUKVETOB.
BOB BBT, VANS, Eden.
MEW AUVUKIlSlLMJCSTe.
FtK HAI.fi; CM KAP.
1 A-DOUBLE-SKATED CABBLAGK, made
at one of the bast Lancaster factories, nearly
new. Inquire at this office. Jy2S-lwd
i anf.s, WAKl-S. A FULL LINE FKOflt fir.
' up, at
UArtTMAN'S YELLOW KKONT CIGAB;
STOKR.
WaNTKU-NUK)E ulKt, AT NO. 440
North Duke street. Belerence re
quire, jyawtd
SUHOUL. TAX 1883.
The duplicate is In the hands of the
Treasurer, it percent, effuntll August 1st.
W. O. MABiHALI., Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
Ottlce hours from 9 a. in. te 4 p. m.
JO-tfdB
HAIl.JNtuKArtUE
On grewintr tobacco can be had at
BAUHM AN & BUBNS.
Agents, Pennsylvania Mutual Hall Insurance
Company, et Yerk, Pa Offlce-NO. 10 WEST
OBANGE STREET. Jy30-3tdB
ADIKs' MUSLIN UXO KRWKAK AT
j cost, Linen Lawns reduced Irem 23c. te
20c, elegant styles. Alse. Parasols at and be
low cost. Just received Xew Spanish and
ether Laces. Lace Cellars and Velvet Ribbons.
Above toeris at Lewest Prices at
SW ABB'S,
tebl7-lyTu&S Ne. 50 North Queen Street.
PBOPi?AI.S KtIK UURUtNO.
Scaled proposals will be received by the
Building Committee of the Eastern Market
Heuse up te 10 o'clock a. m. en WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 1, rer from 500 te 610 feet et Granite
Curbing, 20 inches deep and six incites thick.
Proposals te be left at the office et Allen A.
Herr. Ne. 1C8 East King street.
Jy28-3t J. F. SENEB, Chairman.
l?OK HALh-THK KNTIRR STOtlK AND
r Fixtures of the Millinery and Notion
Mere, situated Ne. 22 We-t King street. Lan
caster. Pa, consisting of Notions, Hosiery,
G eves. Zephyr Goods, Ribbons, Laces. Cor
nets. Underwear and everything pertaining
te a lirst-class Millinery and .Notion Stere ;
also two Miew Cases, three Counters. Shelv
in . Ke-k, sign. Steve, etc. Call or address,
1uly-iwil INTELLIGENCE".
I.
jt. HOMTJBTlKKAtHON.
CLOTHING-
Never was Cheaper.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY !
We have determined te close out the bal-
aticeet our SPUING AND SUMMKB STOCK,
and In order te de se will sell them out at a
sacrifice.
The greater part of tbe stock is et Medium
Weight aud suitable let Fall and Winter.
Nete the gteat reductions.
Suite Formerly 815.00, New 812 00
14.00, " 1100
' 1S.OO, 10.00
12.00, " 9 00
10.00, " 8.00
ALL OUR STOCK
Reduced in Proportion,
ANIALLOFOUB OWN MASUFACTUBE.
The Sizes will net last long at these prices,
no it will be te your advantage, It Intending te
buy, te give us an early call.
!). I flestBtter & Seb,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANOASTEB. PA.
w
1IX1AHSON ft JTOSTBK
Fine Clothing,
Fine Furnishing Goods,
Fine Hats and Caps,
Fine Beets & Shoes,
AT THE LOWEST CITY PBICES.
Everything Is marked In pialn figures and
many el the goods have been cut In price
until all profits te ns are gene, and with many
things part et the COST.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 & 38 EA8T KING ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
P. 8. Our store opens at 6 a. m. and closes
at 6 p. m., except Saturday, until further
notice.
LANCASTER, PA.
SLAMKM1H.
Philadelphia marker.
Philadelphia. July 31. Flout quiet.
Bye flour at $3 50ft3 70.
Wheat active and lower; Ne. 2 Western
Bed. tl UJil 16 : e. 1 P nna. Bed, 16
1 1KW- Nn. 3 de SI 1fi,l'lM.
Cern dull : sail yellow at. 656670 ; de
mixed, 60gG4c ; Ne. 3 Mixed and yellow, 600
u:c.
Oats dull and weak ; Ne. I vvhtte. 4t$l5c :
Ne. 2 de, 444 iXc: Ne. 3 de, 42KQ13C ; Ne. 2
Mixed, 40c.
Bye nominal at 63061c
Seeds-Timethy dull at $185l 9J ; Flaxseed
scarce at $1 55.
Previsions steady.
Lard quiet: extra wanted ; ether kinis dull.
Eggs firm and scarce.
Cheese firm for choice.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at II 19
New Yerk Market.
New Yerk. July 31. Fleur dull and slightly
in buyer-.' favor.
Wheat &ic lower, heavy and irregular ;
moderate speculative trading; Ne 2 Bed, Aug.
l 13H"3; Sept., $1 16 1 1C4; Oct.$l 18
Cern c low r and active : Mixed
Western, spot. 50361c; de future, 60S6kc.
Oats UQliic lower and unsettled ; Ne. 2
July. 37c : Au?., 3c ; sept, 33Q35c ; State,
40 Oc ; Western 3751c.
Western Grain Market.
Peoria-Cern was firm ; nigh mixed at
5050)c ; Ne. 2 mixed at 48919c
Oats nere low but active; Ne. 2 white at
81HH-"C.
Bye was dull and nemln 1 ; Ne. 2 at 43ftJ9c.
Detbeit. Wheat was firm ; Ne. I White,
fall, cash, and Au ., 1 06i : Sept, it U3'
October. 1 t9: receipts, 2,000 bus; ship
ments. 231 000 no.
Cern was quiet at 53C.
Oats were quiet; Ne. 1 White at 35c ; Ne.
2 at 40c
Milwaukee Wheat was steady ; tl 01 ler
casn ; II Ujiier Aug.; II 03 ler t-ept ; $1 U4
for Oct,
Cern was easier ; Ne. 2 at. A0e ; new at
4J4C.
Oats were dull and nominally unchanged ;
Ne. 1 56Vc
Barley was weak and Inactive.
mock maracut
Quotations by tteed. McGrann ft Ce ,
I5ank
ere, Lancaster. Pa.
11 A. M 12 H. T.M.
C C ft 1. C. ....-.
Michigan Central
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central
Del Lack, ft Western....
Denver ft Bie Grande....
Kansas ft Texas
Lake Shere......
Chicago ft N. W., com ...
N. N.,Ont. Western....
St. Paul ft Omaha
Pacific Mall
Rochester & Pittsburgh..
Texas Pacific
Union Paeltle
Wabash Common...
Wabash Preferred
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville & Nashville...
N. Y., Chi. ft Sst L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania
Beading
P. T. ft Buffalo
Northern Paclflc-Cem...
Northern Pacific Pitjf...
Hestonvllle
Philadelphia ft Erie
Northern Central
Undei ground
Canaaa Southern
Oil
Peorle's Pa9encer.
88 S&X 83'4
m 116 ll
8 8Ji
125 l2Va 125
87$ 37 37
85 35 UlZ
108 103 WT'.
lfflJi 128 X 12S
2t?
4ti 4t 45 w:
37 Vi SIM 8
W4 17 1 5S
ie4j lei :ej,
34Ji 31J4 ' 34
93 9J tUVi
2!, 2.1 25
40 :9 ., 39
81 80 8U'4
5 50 f0
111
70JS
45 45 45
53 58 5814
28 28 7-1H 28 7-1C
14 14 13
49 49 ViV,
87i 88 87
se" m" '.'.'.'.
55 55 K5:4
107 108;4 lOtWj
Mew ter
Quotations by Associated Press.
htecks firmer.
New YerK Central 11C
Erie Kailread :
Adams Express 1?3
Michigan Central Kailread 88
Michigan Southern Kailread 103
Illinois Central Ballread 132
Cleve'and A Pittsburgh Ballread 133
Chicago ft Beck Island ICatlread 1.2
Pittsbnrgh ft Fert Wayne Ballread 13-
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 80
Teledo Wabash 2S
New Jrr-ey Central 87
New Yerk Ontario Western 24
Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks Irregular.
Philadelphia ft Erie U. B 11
Beading Ballread 28
Pennsylvania Ballread 58
Lehigh Valley Ballread 71
United Companies of New. Jersey 18Z
Northern Pacific 41
Northern Pacific Pieterral 87
Nerthei n Central Kailread 55
Lenten Navigation Company 45
Norristown Ballread HI
Central Tianspert.it ten Company b9
I'itthb'g, Tltiisvilln ft IIaltaleU.lt 14
Mttle Schuylkill Biilre.ul 62
t.'ical mieckb neil nonen
Reported by J. 1$. Leng.
)"ar i.ait i
vbI. sale.
i,.tx.: tri5perct.lKn,duelKt!2...JO! SU)5
I8S5... 1W Utiji
" 1890... if- 117
1895... I lSi
5 per ct. in ler 30 years.. UM Ut'JIQ
5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 102
" 4 " In ler 20 years.. 100 100
' 4 " In B or 20 years.. 100 100
" 6 " In 10 or 20 years. 100 106
Manhelni borough lean I0t 102
mSOKLLANKOUS 8T00KB.
Quarryvllle B. B. 950 riSt
MlUersvUIe Street Car 50 35.25
Inquirer Printing Company 50 45
Watch Factory Iw 120
Oas Lightand Fuel Company 30
Stevens Heuse (Bends) 100 90
Columbia Oas Company
Columbia Water Company 2
Susquehanna Iren Company....... 100 i 5.25
Marietta Hollowware 100 220
Stevens Heuse 50 '5
Sicily Island 60 16
East Brandy wine ft Waynesb'g.... 50 I
Millersville Nermal Scheel 21
Northern Market 100.65
msOKLLAWBOUS B0MD3.
Quarryville B. B., due 1893 flOO 1115.50
Beading ft Columbia B. B5's 100 106
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due 1880 100 102
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce,
duel8S6 . 100 103
TUUSPIEB STOCKS.
Big Spring ft Beaver Valley t 25 10.
Bridgeport ft Horeshee 13 22
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 18
Columbia ft Washington 25 20
Columbia ft Big Spring 25 18
Columbia ft Marietta 25 30
Maytown ft Ellzabetbtewn. 25 10
Lancaster Ephrata 25 17.
Lancaster ft Willow Street.. . 25 te;
Straseurg ft Millport 25 21
Marietta ft Maytown V fO
Marietta Mount Jev 25 31
Lanc.Eilzabetht'nftMlddlet'Ji..... lue te
Lancaster ft FrnltvlUe. 60 54
Lancaster ft Litltz 25 75
Lancaster ft WlUlamatewn 25 103
Lancaster ft Maner 50 133.1b
Lancaster Manhnlm 25 41
Lancaster Marietta 25 35
Lancaster ft New Helland 100 79
Lancaster ft 8usauehanna... 300 275.S0
BASK STOCKS.
First National nana. MOO S2CB
Farmers' National Bank 50 110U)0
Fulton National Bank 100 145
Lancaster County National Bank.. 60 110.50
Columbia National Bank 100 146j
Christiana National Bank. 100 118
Ephrata National Bank IOC 142
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100 141 ,3b
First National bans, ctraaburg.... 100 xi8
First National Bank, Marietta 100 200
First National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100 150.2S
Litltz National Bank 100 140
ManbeLn National Bank.... 100 154
nnlen National Bank. Mount Jey. 50 75
New Helland National Bank....... 100 135
Gap National Bank 100 120
DB. C. H. BROWN.
PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST,
Has Removed te Ne. 20 WEST OBANGE ST.
Eye and Ear treated. Glassesadiusted. Su
perior spectacles en hand and te order.
jefillydTh
SECOND EDITION
TUESDAY KVXNTMO, JULY 31. 1833.
rOKEIGN MATTBIU.
The Londen "TiBsea" ea tbe Killing- of
uarey.
Londen, July 31. O'Donnell, who shot
James Carey, the informer, was accempa
nied from Jbineland by fats wife, who ap
peared te be en intimate terms with tbe
Carey family daring the voyage.
Tbe Jtmes pronounces the death of
Carey a public misfortune. It says " he
bad been an instrument of justice. Tbe
murder is calculated te encourage daring
and lawless spirits te commit acts of
violence. The joy caused in Ireland by
tbe informer's death is proof that many
elements of danger still exist there."
Tbe Berths Carey Secured.
Third class berths en the steamer Kin
fauris Castle were secured ou June 30th
at Dublin for Pert Elizabeth for a Mr.
Powers, and his wife and seven children,
which is the exact number of Carey's
family. Ou July 2 O'Donnell secured
passages .for himself and wife en the same
steamer. It was net known until yester
day by tbe steamer agents that Powers
was James Carey.
Carey died without speaking after he
was shot. O'Donnell is an Irish-American.
He denies that he knew who Carey was
previous te his arrival at Cape Town. It
is reported that an infernal machine was
found in O'Donnell's possession.
Tbe Cholera Among tbe Troops.
Special dispatches state that there were
eight deaths from cholera at Alexandria
yesterday. A surgeon has died in the
British camp at El-Werdan. The com
mander of the British force at Caire
telegraphs te the war offices that tbe
general health of the troops is geed. He
says that tbe cholera is less violent at
Caire and that tbe cases under treatment
are mere hopeful.
875 Deaths at Caire Frem Cholera.
Alrxandbia, July 31. Twe deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday.
The number of deaths from the disease at
Caire yesterday was 275.
One American Injared.
Naplhs, July 3t. The only American
known te be injured by the earthquake en
en the island of Ischia, en Saturday night,
was a Miss Vonallee, and she is only
slightly hurt.
THIS TELEUKAPU STRIKE.
Alleged Tampering With tbe Avlrea of tbe
Western Union.
New Yebk, July 31. Officers of tbe
Western Union telegraph company state
that 25 wires have been either cut or con
nected with fine wife se as te be for the
moment useless between New Yerk and
Newark en the Hackensack meadows, that
13 wires have been cut between New Yerk
city and Williams' bridge, and 12 between
the latter place and Leaisdale. And that
all the wires ou the Fert Wayne read near
Englewood, Ills., have also been cut.
Twe mere of the striking operators
returned te work. The men at St. Jehn
who went out are all returned. The
strikers at Halifax applied te be reinstated
but found their places filled
A Manly Denial of the (Jhagethat tbe Wires
Were Cat.
At the headquarters of the strikers to
day it was denied that tbe wires bad been
cut by the striking linemen. If the wires
had been cut by them the brother
hood would order them repaired free of
cost te the company. It was said this was
simply an excuse of the company for de
laying messages. It was denied that any
men had returned at Philadelphia, and it
was said that encouraging reports were
coming in from all parts of the country.
The corn and Fleur Exchange Kefuse te
Interfere.
Baltimore, Md., July 31. At a meet
ing of the corn and flour exchange te-day
resolutions calling en the telegraph com
panies for better service were tabled by a
vote of 49 te 38. Prominent members said
the exchange had nothing te de with the
difficulties existing between the telegraph
companies and their empleyes.
Kat'ier Late.
SpiuisG Lake, N J., July 31. A tele
giaph operator named Jehnsen, who took
the place at the Monmouth house left va
cant by one of the strikers, struck last
night.
-
Seme Shee ueaiera Solid.
Bosten, July 31-C.H. Ward & Ce., whole
sale shoe dealets here, who were reported
t j have failed in connection with the shoe
failure, state that they have net suspended
and though bampeied by the ether fail
ures, say they will be able te pull through.
McComber & Gteenwoed, of 123 Sumner
street, shoe dealeis, have failed. Their
liabilities are net known. The concern is
a new ene with a capital of $50,000
This flterninjf'n tiepert CJnlrmea.
New Yerk, July 31. A dispatch from
Ladville, Cel., says : A telegram just re
ceived. there says the excursion train bear
ing the Grand Army excursienists ran
off a trestle work last night, iu Black
Cranyen, near the Grand Ktver, and
that 140 out of the 170 of the excursionists
were killed or wounded. The particulars
have net been received, but this confirms
this morning's report of the accident.
A Herder Murdered.
Grand Ferks, D. T., July 31. News
has reached here of tbe murder of Geerge
Inkuter, a widely known farmer of this
county. He was herding his cattle when
they became mixed with a passing herd.
Iu trying te separate them he get in trou
ble with the owners of the passing herd,
who riddled his body with bullets.
A Strauga Accident.
Carbondale, Pa., July 31. Geerge
Rowley, while engaged iu sawing in his
mill this morning at this place, was in
stantly killed by the saw bursting, a large
piece of which struck him in the neck,
nearly severing his head from his body.
His father, who was standing close beside
him, was sprinkled by his son's bleed, but
escaped injury.
A warn Wltn Valuable Contents Burned.
Salem, Mass., July 31. The barn of
Horatio Perry at Danner's Plains, con
taining 15 cows, a yoke of oxen, 5 horses,
17 pigs, a quantity of hay and produce,
together with wagons, harness, etc., was
burned this morning. The less is $20,000,
partially insured. The cause of tbe fire
was the spontaneous combustion of damp
hay.
Noted scullers at St, Paul.
St. Paul, Mine, July 31. Hanlen.Lee,
Plaisted, Hesmer and Teemer arrived here
last night and went immediately te Lake
Minnetonka, where the races occur en the
1st and 2d of August.
WEATUSB INUIUATIONB.
Washington, July 31. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, clear in southern portions,
partly cloudy weather and local rains in
the northern portions, westerly winds
nearly stationary barometer and tem
perature. COB SALE.
Valuable City Building Lets.
Situate en the northeast corner or North
Lime and James streets. These lets will make
elegant building sites, being situated In a
fast improving part et the city. Fer lurther
information call en
ALLEN A. HERB A CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
, Ne. 108 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
jnlyl24tdAeawf'KtF
THE STATE CONVENTION.
SIGNS OF A LARGE ATTENUANCE
I
Tbe Meeting of tfe Stat Commute Or.
ganized for the Camp alga -The
Prospect for Te-morrow.
Special Dispatch te the Iktsluexxckr.
Harbisbure, July 31, 1883. The Dem
ocratic convention, which will assemble
here at 10 a. m. te morrow, will be the
largest in membership ever held in this
state and tbe present prospects are that
the popular attendance will far exceed
what bad been expected before this week.
There are no elubs here nor any large dele
gations pressing local or favorite candi
dates, but the membership of thecon thecen thecon
ventien,the extra session of the Legu lature
and the interest which attaches te the
proceedings in the minds of the most
thoughtful party leaders in tbe state have
together influenced the attendance here of
a body of geed average ability and influ
ence. Who will be in tbe convention may
be gathered in part from the following
roll of delegates as made up te date,
though there may be further susti tut ions
before the proceedings begin :
ADAM3.
Thea. G. Necly.
P. H. fetrubleger.
Jas. N.Kelly.
ALLEGHENY".
1. C. W. Hawthorne.
J no. Balentlnc.
C. M. King.
2. Leuis Cella, jr.
Jehn F. Ennls.
3. Clias. Deegan.
4. Jde J. Kane.
B. F. Keener.
W. E. llewley.
J. J. Jerdan.
B. K. JIcNierncy.
5. Cel. S. McKelVry.
Sam'l Hlte.
J.S Power.
6. W.J.Dick.
Herman Handel.
ARMSTRONG.
E. S. Uelnen.
V. L Nulton.
Frank Mailer.
BKAVSH
Dr. Wm. Kaymer.
Vf alter 8. Braden.
Henry M. Donehoo.
BBDFORD.
Frank r'letcher.
W. E. Masen.
Natha-iA. Blair.
BIRK3
1. Jehn K. Stelnel.
Fred. II. fleck.
S. M. Meredith.
LUZERNE.
1. Wm. S. McLean.
x Henry L. Moere.
2. 11. C. Weed.
B. D. Keens.
3.
4. T. W. Hart.
Jes. McUinty.
J. A. Seiple.
LACKAWANNA.
6. W. H. Gearbart.
Thes. W. Brown.
Gee. Kinbach.
8.
LUZERNE LAC'WANNA.
5.
7. F. C. Mezler.
Gee. H. MauJecUs.
LTCOMINU.
P J. Vandlne.
G. W. Smith.
Jno. Klnehart.
J. W. Coates.
C. B. Seeley.
MCKEAN.
C. P. Byrem.
Eugene Mullen.
MEBCER.
Michi-lCairall.
T. M. Jack-en.
Jno M. Flntley.
L. G. Myers.
U. H.Newklrk.
MIFFLIN.
Dr. A. H. Schaeffer.
Dan'l J. Powell
MONROE.
M. F. Coolbaugh.
Isaacs. Ca-.e.
Dr. N. C. E. Gutli.
MONTGOMERY".
Cbas. I. Baker.
Jas. B. Smith.
A. Kneule
S im'l Effrlg.
Henry M. Tracy.
Nelsen O. A aille.
Gee. Herman.
Henry W. Btunner.
.K.Mergan Beet.
Ephialm B. Blckel.
MarkHUtdebeltel.
MONTOUR.
Peter McCann.
J. Wintersteen.
NORTHAMPTON.
J no. L. Lawrence.
A. U. w. Smith,
2. Wm. K.Grlm.
A. M. Benz.
O.J. Welfl.
E. Zimmerman.
Jes. S. Ulx.
.I.H. EsUleman.
Henry Brobst.
Owen Cellins.
J no. McUray.
Jesiah Ue'.tz.
M. A. Sellers.
Uenry 0. Krlck.
lT2, only entitled tell.
BLAIR.
Dennis Sullivan.
J.B.Stahl.
Kebt, C. Galbratth.
Beut. C. Glfferd.
BRADFORD.
S. W. Little.
W. L Lantz.
Ira II. Smith.
A. D. Albert.
BUCKS.
Gee. Bess.
J no. Clemen.
P. H. Applebach.
Jno. W. Griffiths.
Cbaa. Morrison.
Hiram Scrbore.
Jas.G.Ulbbs.
J. G Vandcgrift.
BUTLER.
J. A. Barrt.
Uriah H. Boek.
Jehn Brown.
F. P. McBride.
CAMBRIA.
Jas. Potts.
A.T.Pindle.
t;aren Leaghev.
Bebt. E. James.
A. R. Welslayer.
Wm. Murphy.
Jes. Lynn.
Thee. C. Fradcneck.
Hen. P. C. Evans.
P. S. BlUhelmer.
Edw. U. Lauback.
Sydney Kessler.
NORTUUMBERLAN D.
Woiley Auten.
T. O. BtUman.
Dr. A. C. Clark.
Gee. Irwin.
L. Everett.
PBRET.
J. II. Graham.
Dr. J C. Hall.
Jno. E. Mitchell.
PHILADELPHIA.
1. David Am holt,
Bebt. S. Patterson.
Gee. Gibbens.
F. J. Timmlns.
2. Jehn M. Geeliring.
I'atiick O'Neill.
.Ine. Ciansten.
3. Jas. L. Marshall.
Jno. Little.
4. J no. O'Donnell.
L. K iniiewasser.
5. T. B. McCermiek.
Mat McVey.
i. Jno. Smith.
7. Al. Stevenson.
Pat Campbell.
8. Thes. Mctiewan.
9. Ine. Deris.
10. Bebt. S. Monks.
Win. McEwen.
Jno. Mannien.
CAMERON.
J. B. Newton
CARBON.
A. J. Darling.
Park Lawler
K. II. Rauch
CENTRE.
J.N. Cassanova.
J. 11. Uleisnyder.
Solemon Peck.
Fred. Battert.
OUESTER
Walter McTeat.
Jno. D.Evans.
Lewis C. Moses.
W. H. McHenrv.
Gee R Guss.
D. M. Cox.
CLARION.
Harrison Ceiner.
Jesse Kiehl.
J. W. Greenland.
CLEARFIELD.
W. E. Wallace.
Harry C.Park.
Jno. H.Weld
Wm. V. Wright.
CLINTON.
L. R. McGlll.
.las. C. QulBgle.
F. M. Elliett.
COLUMBIA.
S. P. Uanley.
J. J. McHenry.
Jno. C. Yocum.
D. Lewenhurg.
CRAWFORD.
Hen. J.J.McCruui.
W. II. Gaskill.
Daniel H. McTatc
E. E. Elghmey.
Hemer J. Humes.
CUMBERLAND.
Sam'l B. Patterson.
Kebt. Mci.'acbran.
Kilw. J. McCunc.
J A. Duncan.
S. N. Eminger.
DAOTIllir.
1. Ge''. J. Miemakcr.
E. L. Wairener.
Wm. C. McFadden
2. Dr. W. L. Zlegler.
Lewis Heck.
Frank M. Loomis.
DELAWARE.
J. C. Hendersen.
F.S. Baker.
Jes. Llndsey.
Bethel M. Custer.
KIK
G. G. Messenger.
ERIE.
1. Wm T. Smith.
W. F. Momeyer.
T. S. Alberstadt.
2. Dr. C. N. Moere.
J. V. Baldwin.
J. M. Dewitt.
rXTKTTB.
H. P. Snyder.
Edward Dean.
Ewing Craft.
G. C. Marshall.
BenJ.L. Miller.
FOBKST.
Jno. Petersen.
FRANKLIN.
U. Albert Crawford.
ti'iihen Rewan.
1-. Frank Mechelb ick.
Henrv Emcnccker.
13. Frank Oliver.
II. Fcnten Lewdcr.
Harrv Great.
15. Wm. D. Smiley
James Mcetnicy.
Jno. O'Donnell.
l(. Emanuel Funh.
MichfiHl Smith.
17. Harry Quinn.
'1 hemas L. Burrs.
18. Jehn II. Few.
Jacob Funemere.
Geerge Fisher.
JuliNKIeinaenther.
10. Jacob Kberhart.
Jehn Gemiley.
Jeseph Hanlen.
Michael McAlcer.
Jeseph II. Allen.
Jeseph Ballerty.
JO. Arthur Thacher.
Jehn Helden.
F. A. McCaulcy
S. D. McCartney.
H. Thcs. Dclahuniy.
Ma-cus Haugb.
E.J BIcklng.
Gnstavus llaikness
22. Edward MeEvey.
jteucri anarn.
23, Jehn Delanuy.
wm. n. weaves.
24. Bedger Maynes
jenn ueugneriy.
Frank Uihen.
r. Michael O'Keuke.
Chas. P. Dennelly.
Samuel L Snyder.
X. Alex Diamond.
Jehn Kcrnan.
Jeseph Dennelly.
Michael J. Dunn.
27. Samuel J Jatqnett
28. Samuel Josephs.
Henry Jiicuiensey.
Harry Wesley.
riKE.
M. D. Meiu
POTTER.
8CHCTLKILL.
1. Michael Deyle.
Maurice Litsch.
2. J. Irwin Steele.
C. W. II :ck.
S.Dr.B. F. Dreher.
Augustus Duncan.
Jno. A. Shoemaker.
1'atrick McQuall.
4. Jehn Teele.
KIchaad Itahn.
Jehn Marks.
Peter Stanten.
S. Z. Daw becker.
W. H. Beggs.
C. F. Fendiick.
6, only entitled te 4.
VCLTON.
BNYDER.
J. G. Lesher.
SOMKRSKt.
Goe. W. Daniels.
Dr. Hess. Jr.
SULLIVAN.
A.Legan Grim.
SUSQUEHANNA.
M.A.Lyen.
M. S. Allen.
J. P. A. Tlngley.
TIOOA,
W. D. Knox,
W. M. Pitta,
UNION.
F. O. Whitman.
VBNANOO.
James D. Fatterson
T.J.Eakln.
James Andersen.
WARREN.
Chas. H. Noyes.
Dr. R. N. Seaver.
WASHINGTON.
W. B, Chambers.
Wm. M. Bryant.
Jehn M. Stockdale.
Dr. J. A. Patterson.
B. W. Castner.
WAYN.
II. H. Woodal.
ORXKNX.
W. H. Barb.
C. C. Breck.
Jas. A. Black.
D. B. P. Has.
HUNTINGTON.
Wm. Africa.
Jas. Smith.
Gee. B. Perter.
INDIANA.
Jno. H. Bill.
Rebe. A. McKlhese.
JBFFBBSON.
H. H. Breeius.
Jno. McMurray.
S. R. Andersen.
JUNIATA.
David Fewles.
Ezra Doty.
LANCASTER.
1. S. W. Altlck.
H.Smeycb.
D. S. Sweeten.
2. H. S. Butter.
Jehn 8. Mann.
A. H. Breneman.
3. IL M. North.
Jehn Rebman.
S. L. Brandt.
L B. Kanfiman.
LAWKKNCK.
Dr. H. Nye.
J.H.Coeper
LEBANON.
Harry E. Fisher.
Cyrus G. Ranch.
Kebt. H. Mitchell
LXBIOH.
J. Marshall Wright.
Jacob 8. DUllnger.
H. C. Wagner.
Simen A. Feldman
Jno. B. Urlch.
Ben. J. H. Beech.
Dr. A. C. Dlngman.
Thes. J. Ham.
WESTMORELAND.
Hen. J, A. Bennett.
Jeseph Clifferd.
L. W. Doty.
D. Tinsman.
Hen. T. McCIaln.
Oliver Robertsen.
James K. Clarke.
WTOMINO.
Thes. B. Armstrong
J. L.S wetland.
YORK.
Dr. M. J. McKinnon
Edward Stuck.
Jehn K. Ziegler.
E. M. Uegentugler.
T. G. B.IIlestand.
U. L. Williams.
J. R. Strawbridgc.
Lewi D. Sell.
Dr. J. A. Tayler.
A.L. Hurau.
Dr. J. D.Chrlstman.
Wm. R. Klein.
F. G. Bernd.
CUjilNO IM 8LOWLX.
jtaactall mma Chalrmac Mwil em Haad.
A few delegates have arrtved'te'attefld"
the Democratic state oeaveatioa, which
will assemble here" en Wednesday.
Nothing is yet known as te who will be
the nominee Ter chairman of the. 'COnves 'COnves
tien. Hen. Samuel J. Randall arrived at
neon. He 13 the only leading representa
tive of the party here, with the exception
of State Chairman Ileusel. Several of tbe
numerous aspirants for nomination hav
arrived.
THE LEGISLATURE.
Tke Senate Adept h Herniatien te AJeatk
next Tueday.
In the Sanate a resolution was adopted
te adjourn en Tuesday next. Tbe remain
der of the session was devoted te a discus-
sien of the Zie;Icr resolution for a free
conference committee en the apportion
ment question.
Apportionment Itllla In tne ueus.
The new congressional and legislative
apportionment bills were introduced in tbe
Heuse te day. Ths former gives tbe Re
publicans 17 district) and the Democrats
11
The latter bill gives the Republicans 30
senators aud the Democrats 20.
I.lve Stock Prleea.
CHiCAao-IIegs Ucceipf, 22,000 head ; ship
ments. 4.HJ0 head: weak; 10915c lewer:
mixed - 25a5 M: heavy. 5 5S 00;
light. 13 bOiJti 10 ; skips. I5U0Q5 75 ; close-.' very
heavy.
Cattle Receipts, 7.r00 head; shipments,
2000 head ; mariiet husk ; b'st graces 18.:
higher ; experts, vi 0096 A5 : geed te choice
ill p"lii!r GJfJJOO; common te medium,
$16035 40.
Sheep Receipts. 2.000 held; shipments. SCO.
fairly aetive ; weak : inferior te fair. J333 75;
goe.1, ft 25 ; cneice, $4 SO.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts, 4.P59 head ;
market epem d active. " ith prices 2jc higher
than lust week.
Hogs Receipts. 5. 1C0 head; market firm;
Philadelphia.. i(i203t 30; Yorkers. TOgG 45.
Sneep Receipts, 4,000 head : market active
at about lajt week's prices.
l'rtllartelpnia cattle Maracr.
Mendat, July 31. Ttie arrivals of live
steek at the Philadelphia stock yanls were :
Fer the weeir Beeves. 3,500 head ; sheer.
11.000; hes. 4,201.
Previous week Beeves, 4,103 head : sheep,
12.010 ; Ueks. 4.20J.
Beet Cattle were fairly active, and with a
lighter supply prices advancstl ViMc al
though but few salc3 were made ler mero
than CJc.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, QJiSGXc; G-ed. 6iQ6c; Medium,
iji);c ; (join'iien, aytg c ; xexans, srjM-7V-.
Fat cows were demoralized at 3J4tc.
Milch Cows were In better demand at $350
73.
Veal calves were f.iiily active at 6273c.
Sheep and Lambs were In better request and
pri es advanced He en a'l grades abeve com
mon, which were lull unit neglected.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, 5(g5Jc ; Geed. 5g5-c; Medium. 4J
84c: common, 3)a4c; culls, 2kQ3lc;
Lambs, 3J8c.
Hogs weie active at au advance of lie In
sympathy with the West.
We quote us fellows :
Extra, 8i$lic: Geed, 8)$c; Medium,
8c; Common, SQtlic.
SA-K3 OF BBKVK3 AT TUB WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK VARD3.
Reger Maync3, 10 Western, Mietic
A. & J. Christy, 25 Va.acct. Miller & Lewis,
rc ; 58 Va., acct. C. Helden, 6S6c
33 Ohie, acct. of Briggs A Dunn,
GJJc: 3i Kentucky, acct. et Dlckln.
son A Sullivan. U'ic; 19 Ohie, acct.
et Helmes & Latterty. 66G&.
Daniel Murphy, 75 Western, 56c
Jehn McArdle, 12. Western, 5J$QG$e.
Schamberg A Paul, 12il West ft Va, 406c.
G Schamberg A Ce.. 414 Western and Tcxans,
56-;c.
Levi Lewenstein.HO Western. 5ft6c.
II. Chain, jr.. 53 Western and W. V a., 530c
M. Ulman. i'Jl Western, 5-i9ic; ii Vir
ginia 5Jft.
Liwcnstein & Ilellbren. 30 Western Mixed,
4SVic; !) Tcxans. 4 J$05c.
K. Schectz Ure..40 Western. 5(iXc
Hippie Bre., '.'5 Va cows and hello s X
4c ; 1') Yerk state bulls, 3J.4c.
B. F. McFillln. 83 W. Va.,Gi6c.
K. S. McFillin,73 Western. (itnic.
James Clemsen, 'M Virginia, 5(Jc.
D. bmyth A Bre., 120 Western, 5ftt6c.
Owen smith. SO Oh e and Virginia, 5&gfiVc.
N. B. Herbert, 18 Ohie, GSc.
Ab5 Ostlieiin. 21 Western. CJiCc.
M. Levi,75 Virginia, 5Kc.
Baehman A Levi, loe rtealern, and W. Va.,
4K64c.
L. Hern, Gj Virginia heifers, 45)c.
Dennis Smyth, n Western anil Pa., fr0r,?c.
Isaac Adlcr, 70 Virginia, 6!Glc.
II. Chain, Si Va. cows and heifers, 425c.
James Eustace, 15 Western, 5Kc.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were fairly active and
p-ices closed at 7i&9Xc, the former rate for
common Tcxans.
SALES LAST Win.
ltelRer Maynes. 120 head, S&Oc.
K. Maynes A Ce., 112de at 8'Jc
Harlan A Bre., 74 de at 89t-.
Jehn N. Ward. 40 de at 8iUkc.
C. S. Dengler, (3 de at SM9&c.
J. F. Lowden, .14 de at 8iQ9'4c.
F. G. Beachatn, 50 tle at sejUe.
J. II. Menns A Bre., 131 de at 7g8c
Uartland A Dennelly, 51 de at 830c.
Western Dressed Beeves were active and
closed at ."GOc.
BALES.
Thes. Bradley. 2!S head atsaa'c.
Dressed .Sheep were in demand and prices
closed it 810t:.
Lambs were active at llltc.
SILKS.
Musscr A Ce.. .va head at 8flJ10c.
Jehn WHlIace,209deat8X$luc.
Julia II. Ward. VYi de at 810c.
Musser A Ce.. 101 head lamb?, HQlIc
Jehn II. Ward, 90 de at 11914c.
YALUAHI.K UCSIKIKSS PKOPJSKTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
Sitnated NOS. 34 AND 3G WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster. Pa., midway between
Centre Square and Stevens Heuse and Read
ing Kalliead Depot, and opposite Cooper's Red
Lten Hetel, and new occupied ty A. N. Bren
eman. it lias a frontage of 23 fe-t 7 inc'jes,
running back 1J2 feet, with the right of way
te the 9 leet alley en the west, while ever the
a'icy the second, third and fourth stories
belong te the property, making the whole
front 32 feet, 7 Inches, exclusive of the alley
way, te which It has i teht et tree Ingress and
egress at any aud all times through te West
Mlfllin street.
This property is in geed repair, and has
been used as a shoe store and dwelling for
nearly CO years.
Ferfurthcr information apply te
JACOB B. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
julyll 2mdS,R Ne. 6 West King St.
-I IRAKI) FIUK INSUKANCK COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONB MTLIiIOS, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Current'Rates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENrS,
Ne. 19 .East Kiner Street.
mIMmnM.WASIt
pARKKKS TONIC.
With Pen and Pencil.
" Ne, sir ; I don't believe newspaper min
are any mere dissipated than any ether class
of men who earn their living by their brains,'
said Mr. A. B. SiegMed, manager et the ad
vertlslng department or the St, Paul Pioneer
Prest. Still, these of them who de -work are
tempted te stimulate, for it's very hard en
tne nerves and stomach.'
" As for example 7"
" As ter example. In my own case, I stuck te
my desk en this paper until my nerves were
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 the doctors advised that, but
one day I 'caugnt en' te an ad,' of Park
kr's Tonic, and tried it. I have never enders
a proprietary medicine bctore, but I shall de
part from my rule and say that the Tonic is
net merely the best thing, but the only thing
that breaks np these attacks All desk work
ers should make a note of IU"
This preparation which has been known as
Parker's Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be ad
vertised and sold simply under the. name et
Parker's Tonic. As unprincipled dealers are
constantly deceiving their customers by sub
mitting interior articles under the name et
ginger, and us ginger Is really an unimport
ant ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There Is no change, however In tae prepa
ration itself, and all bottles remaining in the
hands et dealers, wrapped under the name et
Parkkb's Ginexb Tonic, contain the genuine
medicine it the lac slmUe signature et Hiscox
A Ce. is at the bottom et the outside wrapper,
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