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WATMM COOZMXM, C.
tfLINN BKBHEH!',
TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND PAINTERS.
Aa a business transaction would you be willing te pay one dollar ter an article yen could
purchase for ninety cents T We are the agents ter Lancaster and vicinity ter
Wadsworth, Martiiez k Longman's Pare Prepared Paints.
Ana we claim that tbey are tbe best and cheapest paints In America. And we don't make
this assertion and leave It unsupported. Paint ene-naif et any snrlaee or one-ball el any
building with tbls paint and tbe ether hair with strictly pure White lead and Linseed Oil, or
any ether mixed paints In tbls country, and II the part painted with this paint does net cost
ten per cent, less than ler paint used, we will make no charge for our paint. And lurther,
any building tbat has been painted with this paint that Is net satisfactory te the owner, and
net remaining se for a proper term of years, we will repaint at our own expense with White
Lead and Linseed OH or any ether paint he may select. As many el tbe prepared paints are
adulterated with benzine and water we make this liberal offer. We will pay one thousand
dollars for any benzine or water leund in any original package or WADSWORTH, M ARTI
N K ft LONG M AN '3 PUBE PR SPARE D PAINTS.
FLINST & BEENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
DKX
IBORUK KAHNKSTOUK,
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
( BABE'S OLD STAND.)
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Jersey Waists and Jackets
IN ALL QUALITIES AND COLORS, FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
JKRSEY CLOTH
HV THE YARD, ALL COLORS. NEW GOODS IW EVERY DEPARTMENT AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
FLVMBINU AKJi
TORN I.. AUNULD.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Celd Oase Heaters.
ESFTinest Werk, Best Workmen. Leave your Orders at
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Neb. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
ZITMRV
H
OUGHTUN'S.
HOUGHTON'S
New Livery and Sale Stables.
FRI3T-CLASS HORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE ; ALSO, OMNIBUSSES FOR
PARTIES AND PICNICS. HORSES BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT
Stables Ne. 44
BOOKS AHD
J'""
M HAbR'S HUMS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
WHOLESALE AT SPECIAL BATES,
ATTHK ROOKSTORE OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Ncb. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN ST. . LANCASTER, PA.
V A PISH UAHUIltvB, Me.
tHAKE.1 TV. FICV.
Weweie out el certain sizes et
SCREEN FRAMES,
hut we have tilled up again and are ready te
till orders promptly 23. 25, 27, 29. 31, 83 and :I5
inches high and 32 te 33 inches wide ; thev can
be i educed te 2t inches in a low minutes. They
make the CHKAPKST and BEST screen In the
market, superior te the old style and lower In
price.
NKW PATTERNS OF
WALL PAPERS.
ODlS AND ENDS AT UAI.r-PUICE.
An Elegant JLlne et NKW PATTERN
DADO SHADES.
PLAIN GOODS IN ALL COLORS. LACE
CURTAINS trem a Dellar n Pair up.
PHARES W. FRY.
57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
eAMemsB.
IHEAtEK THAN EVER.
TJIE
CARPETS
-AT-
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
COR. W. KING & WATER STS.
We don't exactly give them away,
Rnt we ceme as neat te It as we can,
Without depriving ourselves of a living.
Come and learn our Latest and Lewest
PRICE LIST, In order te reduce our stock
preparatory te laying In our immense stock
ter the Jail trade.
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. W. Kins As Water Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA.
lints, UAMEg. ATVLL UR1IBOH 5r.
HA ETHAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR"
SiUUK.
LANCASTER, PA
OOOD8.
OAH FITTING.
BTABLE.
ALL TIMEt?.
Market S-reet
ii ear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
STATIONERY.
TJHWABB, JtC.
J
OH!) P. SUUAUM.
GREAT BARGAINS.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARUE
LOT OF
CHANDELIERS
AND
GAS FIXTURES,
GLOBES,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
f lambing and Gasfltting, Rooting
and Spenting.
AT
JOHN P. SCHAUM'S,
NO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
teb27-lyd LANCASTER. PA.
EXCUM8IOXB.
rpHE IsXCURSION SEASON ur 1883.
TO THE SUMMER RESORTS
AND EXCURSION POINTS
-OHORTIA
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
THE CAVERNS OF LURAY.
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
THE VIKUIN1A SPRINGS, Ac, 4a
Perfect previsions at LURAY ler the ac
commodation of Excursion Parties et all
sizes.
Transportation Rates arranecd ler parties
el various numbers from 0 te 5ue.
Correspondence Invited from Schools,
Churches, Societies and Associations, ler the
arrangement et Special Rates und Excursion
Days.
Transportation inrnlshed en SPECIAL
TRAINS when the sice et the party Justifies.
Application through the General Passenger
Agent or Superintendent of the Read en
which the Excursion Party originates, te
either el the undersigned, will receive prompt
attention.
Small parties deslrlnz accommodations at
the LURAY INN can also be cared ler by
similar application.
Round Trip Tickets te the VIRGINIA
SPRINGS and SOUTHERN mUMMER RE
SORTS en sale en and after JUNE I, at tbe
principal Ticket Offices of connecting lines.
8UMMERT0URIST GUIDE BOOKS and all
lntormatlen furnished en application te the
Passenger Agents. Shenandoah Valley R. R.
or the Vlirtnla, Tennessee Georgia Air
Line. A. POPE,
Gen. Pass. &Tkt.Agt.,
O. HOWARD ROYER, Lynchburg, va.
"ivlslen Pass'r Agt,
Hagerstown, Md, may30-Stnd
rvaeiKRAi
CHOLERA!
' PROF. DAEBYS
Prophylactic Fluid.
The Most Powerful Antiseptic Kuewn.
WILL PREVENT the CHOLERA.
It Desteets
The me3t powerful An
tiseptic agent which
chemistry has pre
duced. .
Gnnsis or Disease.
Its use either inter
It is a fact established
by science that many
nally or externally rcn
dersalllt comes In con
tact with. rure. sweet
d 1 s e ases are Intro
duced by putrifact'en,
which reproduces lt-
and clean, the produc
tion of disease-germs
cesses and the patient
recovers.
seu anu propegaies
the dlsease in ever
widening circles.
TL cse diseases ge n er er er
ate.contaelen and fill
Hie air with death.
8uch is that dread Ter Ter
eor. Asiatic Cholera,
When v ted en Ulcers
Scalds, Burns, Erup.
tiens and Seres it steps
all pain, sweetens the
parts and promotes the
rapid formation of
healthy flesh.
It Piri'lFiKS
TUB
ATMOSrilERE.
which is new devaatat
ing the East and ad
vancing en its mission
or aeatn rapidly te
wards our shere.Other
diseases of the same
sort are Dirthlherla.
Its exposure in a
Typhoid Fever, Scarlet
Sick Roem, Celler,
tever. ismaunex. Juea
Closet or atable puri
ties the Atmosphere
sles, Yellaie Fever,
jerastpeias, etc. All
and diives away the
germs et disease and
death.
these generate centa
glen. Other diseases
Fever and Ague, Ma
larial Fever, etc, arise
Taken internally, it
purifles the stomach.
irem coir.ngien wmcu
comes from damnness.
giving it tone ana
healthy vigor. It is
thus that It cures Indi
nnhealthv situation or
unclean.lness.
gestien and Dyspep
sia. All these Diseases
can be cured only by
Yhen used as a Le.
stepnina me vreauc-
tlen it destroys all
lien of Disease Germs
Freckles and Bletch-
ana aesireymg inese
already produced.
Reth these results
ate accomplished by
the use of Prof. Dar
by's preparation e!
Ueraclc Acid and
Chlorine, known as
Darby s
Prepiit lactic
Fluid.
producing germs,
leaving the sKln clear,
wliite and transpar
ent as that et a llttle
child.
It herders all it
comes in con cen
TACT with Pure
and He lthv.
Space does net permit us te name many et
the uses te which this great Germ-Destroyer
is applicable Ask your druggist ter printed
matter descriptive of its usefulness, or ad
uress J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
50 cents per bottle Pint bottles, $1.00.
Fer sale by II. Ii. Cochran, druggist, 137 ami
110 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Janll-lyoed&w
T7"1DNEY-WKT.
SIGNIFICANT SPRING.
A Dissertation Upen Ita Advent, and Its
Hired Upen Mankind.
" The green leat et the new come Spring."
Shak.
Everybody recognizes spiing, when It is
ence upon us, but many persons are net la
ml'iar with the exact date et its appearance.
Webster, the world lenewned lexicographer,
gives us a deltnitien, which may net bu inap inap inap
propilate here. 'Spring," says he, "Is the
season et the year when plants begin te vege vege
Ute and rise; tin vernalscBSen, comprehend
ing the months el March, April and May, in
the middle latitudes nertli of the equator."
Thompson, In his ' Seasons," and Slmtw.
peare In many et his works, have, perhaps, no
peers In describing it, nnd yet 'etheiial
spring " Is freighted with malaria, " that In
sidious fee, lurking In the very air we
breathe." It spreads ever tbe fairest portions
of our land; brings death and ulseass te
thousands; cuts eir sceies and scores of our
children and youth, us well as these In ad
vanced life. A pestilcuce Is rcgarde 1 with
little less appichenslen, and people every
where are asking, " What la It V " Where
docs It come from V " What will cure it t"
Kidnev-Wertas a Sprike Medicine.
When yen begin te lese appetite have a
headache, a pain m your side, back and
shoulders te tots about at night in restlcs
dreams wake In tin morning with afoul
month and furred tongue feel disinclined te
go about your work, heavy in body and op
pressed In mind have a fit et the blues when
your urine gets scanty or high colored te suf
ter with constipation, dianheea, or indiges
tion have a pasty, sallow face, dull eyes and
a blotched akin one or all of these common
cemplainiB will certainly be evidences that
your liver is disordered, torpid, or perhaps
diseased. A bottle of Kidney-Wert Is, under
such circumstances, a priceless been te such a
person.
Rare osscitiens of proprietors have cme te
possess less feice than they ircquently merit.
The cause of this condition et popular skep
ticism is, In the main, te be found in the fact
that charlatanism covers our bread land.
Meritorious article are tee frequently found
I n bad company.
The proprietors el Kidney-Wert always
prove all their a ssertien s, touching tbe merits
of their preparations. When weafllrm, there
tore, that Kidney-.Vert Is a specific ter just
such disorders as have been mentioned in this
article, the proof, tee, belongs te nnd shall,
fellow this statement.
A Fhtsician's Ej-i-ebience.
Dr. R. K. Clark, a regu'ar physician el ex
tensive practice In Grand Isle County, and a
worthy deacon of the Congregational Church,
at Seuth Heie, Vt., has used Kidney-Wert ler
several years In his practice, and before the
present proprietors purchased an interest in
Its favor. This opinion has net changed. It
has done belter than any ether remedy I have
eier used," says the doctor, and, farther en he
writes : " I de net recollect an Instance where
the patient te whom 1 have given it has failed
te receive benefit from Its use, and in some
severe cases most decidedly se." These are
strong words. They are lrem a representa
tive, conscientious, ever-approachable public
citizen, however, ami better still they are
true.
Kidney Wert will bear all the oncemlums
lavished upon It by Its friends and their
name Is legion. " I will swear by Kidney Kidney
Wert all the time," writes Mr. J. R. KanfTman,
et Lancaster, Pa. We will supplement this by
asserting, as a matter of fact, and one capable
of demonstration, that all honest patrons of
this remedy are its friends and advocates.
o3-lwced
; It AY'S SfKUiriO 1HKDIOIN1S. TUBS
'JT Great English Remedy. An unfailing
cure ler impotency, and all Diseases that
fellow less el Memery, Universal Lassi
tude, Pain In the Rack, Dimness el
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Prematuie Grave. Full par
ticulars In our pamplet, which we desire te
send tree by mail te every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at 91 per pack
age, or six packages ter $5, or will be sent tree
by mall en the receipt et the money, by ad
dressing the agent, H. R. Cochran, 137 and 13J
North Quean street. On account el counter
feits, we nave adopted the Yellow Wrapper;
me only genuine, unanmunx uiunru issuuu ey
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by U. 11. Cochi an,
Druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE O..N. V.
aprlS-lvdw
NOTICE IU TUESrASKKS aVD GUN
NERS. All persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any of the lands et the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or un un
lnclesed, either ter the pnrpese et sheeting or
fishing, as the law will be rigidly entorcee
against all trespassing en said lands et the
undersigned alter this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
R. PEROY ALI)KN
EDWARD C. FREEMAN,
At oreey rer fl. W. Celeman's Reirt
el6-tfdw
SENTENCED FOE LIFE.
FATE UfTHE LIVERPOOL PRISONERS.
Dynbtntie Conspirators Convicted and sen
tenced The News of tbe Dy in Con
densed Paragraphs.
In the trial of Featherstene, Deasy,
FJannigan and Dalten, the dynamite con
spiraters at Liverpoel.England, Thursday.
counsel for the defense addressed the
jury. He maintained that there was no
evidence te support the charges against
Deasy, but even if they were true the
most that could be made out of the case
against him was that he was a dupe rather
than a conspirator.
Sir Farrer Hersehell, for the crown, said
that two infernal machines had been
found en Deasey, who had brought them
from Cerk. He held that all the prison
ers were associated with Deasy, all having
left America about the same utne,acd that
the evidence showed without any doubt
that there existed a Feniau conspiracy,
having root in America.
Justice Stephen, in summing up, said
that the question was whether the pris
oners had brought or had caused the
bringing of the machines te Liverpool and
whether they had intended them te cause
damage. He was sure tnac tnese wiie at
tacked the crown and sought te dismem
ber the kingdom would meet enemies in a
vast majority of Englishmen.
The prisoners were found guilty and
sentenced te life -long penal servitude
A KCNAWaS AT NEWPORT.
A Cowardly Driver Leave a Lady and Gen
tleman at the Mercy et the Horses.
There was a thrilling and exciting runa
way en Bellevue avenue, . Newport, at 7
o'clock Thursday night The horses at
tached te a carriage standing in front of
the Orpan house and containing Mr. and
Mrs. Geerge Price, of Philadelphia, be
came frightened at the disconnection el
the crab from the pole and ran very
rapidly past the Casine. The runaway
horses cleared all teams ou the avenue.
The bystanders looked at the runaway iti
astonishment and fear, but were powerless
te assist. Before the carriage passed the
Casine and just after the mishap occurred
the driver dropped the reins and jumped
te the ground, leaving the occupants of
the carriage at the mercy of tbe horses.
The carriage was brought up at the corner
of Bellevue avenue and Toure street by
the falling of the horses, when they were
secured by willing hands. The lady and
gentleman kept their seats and were thus
saved from serious accident. They were
kindly cared for by Mr. and Mrs. G. Mead
Tooker, of New Yerk, into whose house
they were taken. The lady was slightly
hurt. The pantaloons of the gentleman,
from sorae unknown cause, were cut in
threads, while one of his beets was cut.
Tbe horses were also semewhat injured,
but the injury te the carriage was com
parativcly light. Had the driver retained
his seat the horses might have been stepped
immediately. His employer dispensed
with his services. Had the fellow been
found that night he would have fared
badly, the feeling in regard te his coward
ice running very high.
CKUdUED RV TONS OF STiSl'-L.
one Man Instantly Killed anil ftve Otlient
Injured by tee Fall et Steel Itactts.
Thursday at neon 200 tens of manufac
tured steel in racks at Husscy, Howe &,
Ce.'s warehouse, en 17th street, adjoining
their mill, Pittsburg, fell from the racks,
crashing Charles Eichner te death, per
haps fatally hurting Bebort Sherritr, and
injuring Lawrence Fist, Jehn Ginger, Fred
Stark and Julian Mittenstein. The end
was tern from the warehouse and a rail -read
ear overthrown and oeverod with
debris. The falling steel from the second
rack parted as it fell, a portion falling' ou
either side of Sherritr, pinning him by the
legs, his body being untouched. Mitten
stein fell with the second rack of stcvl and
upon the pile but few pieces touch ing him.
He was get out immediately and a ferce
of 30 or 40 men put te work te oxtric.Ue
Shcrritt and Eichner. The building was
surrounded with the wives of thoraillmen.
Drs. Duncan and Kearns were summoned
and steed near the spot where Sherritt
was partially entombed, encouraging him
and giving him an occasional drink. The
men worked with a will, but in spite of
the strenuous effort inade Shcrritt en
dured his misery for au hour aud a half
befere he could be taken from beneath the
mass of iron which partially covered him.
He is terribly bruised aud injured inter
nally. Eichner was found in a steeping
posture, .dead. The building inspector
have examined the warehouse,
the building was unsafe for
amount of steel contained in it.
It is said
the VASt
THE Si'RIKKKd MOKE OUUVANT.
Terms of the American Kxpict Compromise
Interest In ihe L,uck-eut Lagging.
The serious defection in Philadelphia
threatened in the ranks of the striking
telegraph operators en Wednesday received
a check yesterday from soma cause. The
reported recapture of Operator Foreman
was incorrect, however. He was as en
thusiastically active in the cause of the
Western Union company as he formerly
was in favor of the brotherhood. The
terms of the American Rapid compromise
were made public yesterday and this served
te buoy up the fast-ebbing hopes of the
strikers. The compromise grants a seven
per cent increase in the salaries of mana
gers and operators, instead of a ten per
cent, advance, as at first reported. These
salaries shall, for operators in first class
offices, be based en a day of eight hours
for day work and seven for night work.
Beth sexes are te receive equal pay for
equal work. Sunday work in offices open
longer than two hours will be computed as
extra time. The first-class offices are
Bosten, Previdence, Hartferd, New naven,
New Yeik, Albany, Buffalo, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washinghten, Harrisburg,
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Oil City and Brad
ford. The strikers did net held their custom
ary meeting last night. The business at
the Western Union office was handled
without trouble. Twe operators are en
route there from Washington. One appli
cant for employment is coming te Phila
delphia from a Southern city and two New
Yerk strikers will go te work in the city
this morning.
Ne Change in tne Oener.nl Klluatieu, nnd
letn Sides Apparently Satlelled
There was no material change last night
in the situation of the telegraphers' strike
at New Yerk. The executive committee
of the brotherhood state that they are in
receipt of encouraging dispatches from all
important points and that they have guar
antees of abuudaut financial aid. At the
Western Union effice it was said that
everything is working smethly and that
there are constant desertions from the
brotherhood.
A btrlke Proeable.
According te a telegram from Pittsburg
an extended strike in tue uennelisville
coke regions is net improbable. It ap-ll
pears tbat the Knights or Laber have
lately been organizing the miners in that
district and the operators bave combined
te oppose them. On Monday severai miners
who were known te be members of the
Knights of Laber were discharged from
Morewood & SIcCure's works, and the
ether men refused te work nnlesa these
who had been discharged were reinstated.
This the operators refused and the- works
are no w idle. It is said that tbe same'actien
will be taken at all the ether large mines."
VARIOUS ITEMS.
miscellaneeui Paragraph et Interest.
" A wonderful oaveef unknown depths"
ha3 been discovered at the base of Look
out mountain, three miles from Chatta
nooga. It ' ' opens at low water en the
edge of the Tennessee river," and it was
found at a recent examination that " at
the extreme point of exploration a very
large lake was encountered, into which a
fall 150 feet high poured its waters with a
neise like thunder."
The miners in the Wellington colliery,
at Departure bay, British Columbia, have
struck for higher wages, and the ecaling
vessels have had te ?e te Seattle, Wash
ington territory, for cargoes, 900 men are
made idle by the strike. The monthly
shipments of coal from the Wellington
colliery te Victeria, have amounted te 14,
000 tens.
At a meeting of the creditors of tbe
bect and shoe firm of Charles W. Cope Cepe
land & Ce., held yesterday in Bosten the
total liabilities were stated at 82.010.800.
and the total assets at $1,003,700. A com
mittee of five was chosen te examine the
firm's affairs, with a view te reaching a
settlement.
The striking weavers at the Woonsocket
company's mills, in Providence, resumed
work yesterday morning, their demand
for an advance of 1$ cents per cut having
been granted.
The Lewisten national bank, of Lewis Lewis
ten, Idaho territory, has been authorized
te begin business with a capital of $50,000.
The first bale of Flerida cotton was
shipped yesterday from Marianna te
Savanuah.
The contract for building a life-saving
station at Brigantine Beach, New Jersey,
has been awarded te Augustus M. Cox, of
Barnegar, the lowest bidder.
The cables te Heng Keng, Amey &
Shanghai are interrupted. Messages for
Amey will be posted from Foechow.
Deaths by Vlalencs.
A freight tiain en the Cleveland and
Lerain railroad ran off an open switch near
juassnien, unie, Thursday, and was
wrecked. Graham, the engineer, and
Nelsen, the fireman, were killed, several
ethers being injured. While men were
taking stock in the wareheuse of Hussey,
Hancc & Ce.'s steel works at Pittsburg,
yesterday afternoon, a rack supporting
500 tens of steel gave way, killing Charles
Ashman and fatally injuring Rebert Ster
rilts. Three ether men were slightly
biuised. Jehn Fisher, aged 18 years, and
a young woman named Winnifred Fisher
were knocked overboard lrem a sailbeut
by the boom at Quincy, Massachusetts, en
Wednesday evening. Fisher was drowned
and the yeuns woman died after being
brought ashore. Walter Sumerwalt, aged
25 j ears, was found dead in his bed, in
Baltimore Thursday morning, having been
suffocated by escaping gas. Augus Rieb
ling, a driver, was killed by being thrown
from his wagon in Jersey City, Thursday.
Three boys, whose year i ranged from 12 te
15 years, were drowned Thursday at
AVhcelincr, West Virginia, by the upsetting
tVtfg
Petion
ei a beat.
n. Convention ur elastuieu.
The national convention of lamp, pot
tery and glassware "ebbeis met in Pitts.
burg en Wednesday and adjourned
yesterday after electing the following
officers : "resident, W. R. Norcross, of
Bosten ; vice president, James G.Wtight,
New Yeik ; secretary and treasurer, H
F. Hughes, Pittsburg ; executive com cem com
mittee, Messrs, H. B. Greer, Chicago ; F.
A. A. Fisher, Philadelphia ; H. W. Low Lew
enstein, St. Leuis ; J. E. Ellis, Baltimore;
R. C. Clark, Leavcuwerth. Resolutions
were adopted requesting manufacturers
of glassware throughout the United States
" te reconsider the action taken in Bosten
te abolish the specific charge for packages
and characterizing the selling of goods
ether than at wholesale or retail by crock
cry and class waie dealers as illigitimate
and walking but little benefit te the
manufacturer, and doing great injustice
and serious injury te the tegular deal
CIS."
A Ulg 'i?.nctire."
The New Yeik Evening Pest publishes a
dispatch from Montreal stating that the
Southeastern railroad was yesterday
bought from Bradley Barlew by a syndi
cate composed of Geerge D. Chapman,, of
the national constiuctien company of
New Jersey , Ashley nibbard and Walter
Shanley, of Montreal ; and James Hit
chell, et Londen, England, for $3,800,000
cash. The dispatch adds : " This will
leave Mr. Barlew a surplus of about $350,
000 after paying off all his liabilities, in
cluding $1,400,000 te the Canadian Pacific
read. This sale is considered a big
' cuchrn ' en the Cauadiau Pacific com
pany, who supposed that they controlled
the Southeastern read, and cuts oil their
only connection with Bcsten and Atlantic
ports. The purchasing syndicate is be
lieved te represent the Grand Trunk and
Central Vermont interests, as Mr. Hib
hard has been working against Iho Cana
dian Pacific all along."
Political relntaand Secial Meeting.
Thn reunion of the survivors, Union and
Confederate, of the battle of Wilsen's
creek, at which General Nathaniel Lyen
was killed, began yesterday at Sprinefleld
Misseuii Several thousand ex-Union and
ex Confederate soldiers were present from
the states of Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa,
Kansas aud Louisiana, and all had " a
splendid time" together. Te-day will be
thechcif day of the reunion.
Tbe Republican state committee of
Maryland met yesterday and decided te
call the next state convention te meet in
Baltimore en September 27th for the norr nerr norr
inatien of a governor and ether state
officers.
About- 150 members of the Liquor
dealers pietcctive association met vester
day in Teledo te organize for the fall
political campaign. The sesien was secret
but it is said that Mr. Backus, the prer
dent of the association, in hiB epaning
address, " took occasion te arraign the
Republican party for its misdeeds and
bitteily denounced the Scott law."
The p ilied census of the voting popula
tion of Baltimore, just finished shows a
total of 81,403 of whom 11,033 are colored.
This is a slight decrease from last year.
The Liquor Dealer ta Oeaacll.
With closed doers and mate deer
keepers the saloon and tavernkeepers' as
sociatien held a meeting Thursday after
neon at 509 Seuth Fifth street, Philadel
phia The vigorous methods of the law
and ei dcr society, it is understood, were
discussed, and a letter from Geerge K.
Snyder, who has been actively engaged in
prosecuting saloonkeepers who violated
the license and Sunday laws, was received
and commented en. Mr. Snyder said that
he had prosecuted the proprietors of the
music hal! en Ridge avenue for the pur
pose of obtaining a judicial construction of
the act of May 31, 1881, and that be would
prosecute Charles Mehler, of G27 Girard
avenue, te see whether tbat person, who
defied the laws, was mere potent than tbe
statutes.
OeaeemlBg the Government.
Tbe treasury department has issued a
circular, publishing the report of the
cattle commission relative te the feet and
mouth disease, and calling upon collectors
of customs te inform 'the department
without delay ii they should at any time'
learn of the existence of the disease in this
country.
The U. . steamer Essex sailed from
Honolulu en the 7UTul for Yekahama.
The Wachusett left Tahiti en June 14th
for Callae, in the Marquesas Islands. The
U. S. steamer Galena was te .sail from
Montevideo en July 5th for Hampton
Reads, " touching at the Brazilian ports
of Bahia and Pernambuco, in the interests
of American commerce and the protection
nf nifivana nf ttia TTnttail Stitoe l
Tbe Patn of Crime.
As the steamer Maniteban, from Glas
gew for Quebec was passing through the
shoals of Belle Isle, en Wednesday, Rev.
Mr. Sweet, a Presbyterian minister, cut
his threat and jumped overboard. II is
oedy was recovered.
James McSteen, who killed his wife by
striking her en the head with an axe in
Pittsburg, en the night of June 22, 1S82,
has been sentenced te be hanged en the
4th of October.
At New Philadelphia, Schuylkill county,
Wednesday evening, Themas Murray was
stabbed and perhaps fatally wounded by
Bernard Meinesky, whose wife he had in
sulted. Running Bird was hanged yesterday, at
Tahlequah. Indian territory, for the mur-
der of Running Water.
Deadly Disease?.
The revenue cutter Seward met off
Mobile bay en the 7th instant and ordered
te the Ship Island quarantine, the Norwe
gian barks Vasco de Gama, Rosalind and
Stanley from Vera Cruz. The Vasco de
Gama was spoken a few days before, but
did net find her way te the quarantine.
The Japanese beard of health, fearing the
introduction of cholera from China, has
adopted a resolution declaring all ports en
the Asiatic continent infected and estab
lishing a quarantine against all vessels
therefrem. A telegram from San Fran Fran
ciseo says: "Theropeit that leprosy ex
ists among the members of the Hawaiian
baud, who are expected te attend the tri
ennial conclave of Knights Templar, is
stated by competent persons here te be in
correct." An Attempt te Lynch tbe Terente Murderer
At lorento, unt., when the prisoner
Andrews was being removed from the
residence of the murdered man Marency,
after tbe inquest last night, a determine 1
effort was made te lynch him, but special
guards were en hand, and, with their
assistance, the prisoner was conveyed te
jail. Mareney was te be married in two
weeks and it i3 believed that Andrews was
impelled te the crime through jealousy, he
having been an unsuccessful suter for the
young lady's hand.
Three Sailors l.e-ic at Sea.
Captain Douglass, of the British bark
Numa at the Baltimore pert Thursday
from Liverpool, reports that while en the
passage, during a squall, three saileis in
cluding the boatswain, were lest ever
beard while they were reefing the main
topsail. One was a Norwegian and
another a Neva Scetian, but their names
were net known.
MA1NKMKN.
Frem Hath, Me., wc have lrcelvfid, under
ilate of May 15, 1SSI, the lollewlngstatcuieiit ie
uee. W. Harrison, the popular propiietei el
"The Restaurant" : " A te yem i nce 1 wen
troubled seseci'ly with kidney :iiit lil.tdder
nilpctieti tlial there was brick dust deposits in
my urliie, and continual dcsiie teuiinnte.
wtlhbcvcrc, durting, sliaip pains tliieuli my
bladder and side, nnd ugalu, dull, heavy pre
sine, very tedious te endure. I consulted enu
et our rest. lent physicians, but I xeceiu-d no
benefit lrem the treatment, and fcaiingthit
my symptoms Indicated ' IiriliL'.s Disease,'
the most drcultul et all diseases, 1 mailc up
my mind that I must obtain r-lict epeedily or
1 would be past cure. I consulted niydrnj
glst, Mr. Webber, and after usceiUiuini; my
symptoms.he leceniincndcd ihe use erilunl's
Remedy, as he knew of many succcsslul curt s
etlcclcdby thatinciiieine In similar rases li. ie
In Rath. I purchased a bottle, and before 1
nad used the first bottle I found I had icccived
n great benefit, as I snilcrcd less pain, my
water became mere natural, and 1 began te
impievc se much tli.it tiie sccondbeltle ell'ect ell'ect
eil a complete cuie; and my thanks are due td
Hunt's Remedy ter restored health, and I
cheerfully rcceiumcn 1 this most valuable and
reliable medlcine te my friends, as 1 consider
it a duty aa well as a pleasnre te de se."
"Being well acquainted with Mr. Uceruu W.
Harrison at the time of hU sickness, referred
te In the foregoing testimonial, I can ceitlly
te the correctness of the statement made by
him. W. G. WntiiKR, Drngsist.
' ItxTir. Ml, May 15. 18S.1."
liLAUKSMITHS' TliOUKI.lCS.
Having had occasion te uu a remedy for
ki Iney troubles, I noticed an advertisement
in one or the papers et Iho remarkable cuius
that Hunt's Remedy had made all ever the
country. 1 purchased a. het leat one el our
druggists here in Manchester, and after using
It for a short time found that it was helping
me wenderlnlly, and one bottle has cured rae
completely have no Indigestion, ami am
hearty and healt'-y for one of my ears Ki),
and can truly say that Hunt's Remedy- id a
medicine tnat has real ierit,and 1 de net he
itate te recommend it te the public In general.
J. F. Woodbury.
5C Manchester St. Manchester, N. H.
May 7,1833. anfi-M,W&F& w
Small Fex driven lrem a community by
Darby's Prephyactic Fluid. Sec advertise
ment. ISncklen's Arnica Halve.
The greatest moeleal wonder of the world.
Warranted te speedily cure burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores. Can
cers, I'llcs, Chilblains, Cerns, Tetter, Chapped
Hands and all skin eruptions, guaranteed te
cure in every instance, or money relunded.
25 cents per box. Fer sale by Clias. A. Lecher.
le25-lyeedw
ITnat we Want.
(Jive Homeopath his pellets, Allepath bis
plus ; but ler rheumatism, for ache?, for pains
ami sprains, Themas' Eclectrtc OU Is ineffa
bly superior te either. It has benefited as
many people as It has had purchasers All
All druggists sell it. Fer sale by II. B. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
I Wish Everybody te Knew.
Rev. Geerge H. Thayer, an old citizen of
this vicinity known te every ene as a most
influential citizen and christian minister et
the M. K. church. Just this moment stepped in
our store te say, " I wish everybody te knew
that I consider that both myself and wife ewe
our lives te Shlleh's consumption Cure." It
is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction in all exses
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else lies
done. DRS. MATCIIETT A FRANCK.
BeurtBOsr. Irul., May 15, 'IS.
Sold by 11. B. Cochran, daugglst, Xes. 117 nnd
139 Nerm Queen street. Lancaster. leuHeetU
Uruet It Ont."
The abeve Is an old saw as savage as it is
senseless. Veu can't "grunt out' nyspepsla,
nor liver complaint, nor nervousness fr they
once get a geed held. They don't remove
themselves in that way. The taking a few
dozes ! Burdock Bleed Bitter is better than
grunting it out." What we can cm e let's
net endure. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, drug
gist, 1T7 and 139 North Oucen street.
A Life Saving Present.
Mr. M. E. Allisen, Hutchinson, Kan.: Saved
his life by a simpla.Trlal Bettle or Dr. King's
New Discovery, ifer Consumption, which
caused him te procure-a large bottle, tbat
completely cured him. when Doctors, cbange
el cllmate and everything, else bad failed.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,. Severe
Coughs, and allThieat-and i.ungdLscases,itl3
guaranteed te cure. Trial bottles free al Unas.
A. lecher's Drug Stere. Large size, $1.00.
MKVIOAX.
A .EK-S HA IK Y1QUK.1 T -
J r
tt veu arc Gray or Raid ; llyenr Hair ta TM",
urasny. ury, Harsh, or Weak; U yea are
ironeicu witn Dandruff, Itchfn. or "
any Hnmorer Dlsease et the - 2
Scalp, use
Iyer's Hair Vigeri
It heals nearly every disease peculiar te the
scalp, checks the falling ent et the Hair aad
prevents it trem uirnlnir arav. and Is an nn.
equaiien uressmg and toilet article.
FRXTARXO BT j . -
Dr. j. c Ajcts & Ce., Lewell, Maw.
Sold by all Druggists.
angg-12-lyUAw.l
TKlti:V DAVIS'S KAIN KILLER.
CHOLERA! ;
CHOLERA MORBUS
CHOLERA INFANTUM
ASIATIC CHOLERA ' '
ALL CHOLERA DISEASES
YIELD TO THE INFLUENCE OF
Perry Dam's Pais Killer.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR EVERY KIND
OF BOWEL DISORDER.
Captain Im B. Fos.ef GoMiberougb.Malnc.
says: "One of my sailors wan attacked sever
ly with cholera merbus. We ndmlnlstered
Pain Killer, and saved him "
J. W. Simemis. Urattlcbore. Vt, says; "in
cases of e.ielera merbus and sudden attacks,
et sum xer complaints, I have never leund it
te fail."
ALL, THE!
aug 1
DRUGGISTS
SFLLIT.
lmdiw
DHX OOODB.
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KXT IMIOK TO THIS
COURT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOGK'S
OI'KNKD THIS DAY ASOl'llKK ;
I.ARGR LOT OF i t 1
i I'U
sev Waists. .-us"!
Jersey Waists,
Jersey Waists,
II N M.
HKhilltABI.K.SIIADKS DIRECT
FROM TIIK MANUFACTURER
B.E.
LANCASTER, l.
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NEXT DOOR TO THE
COURT HOUSE.
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'mm. & BAU61WS
Cheap Stere.
BLACK CASHMERES, 12,
BLACK CASHMERES, 37,
18, 23c.
45,i 300.
lSliA.UK UAStiMJfiKES, -rOO,
7r,tmc.
BLACK CASHMERES, $1 00, 1.12i, l.r
The aiHipe! Let in This City.
BLAOK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS. ' ' -BLACK
THIBET SIN OLE. SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET SINGLE SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET SINGLE SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS.
BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS.
Wc have a Large
above Goods from
As? ertT.cnt of all ( f the
AUCTION SALES
AT KliY CIIKAl I'ttlCES AT
MTZuEH & IWUxiu
Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KINO ST., L1NCASHR.
(Retween the Cooper Heuse and sorrel .Hene
Hetel.)
J
KIITK.
There has been snch a den: and for
LARfJK PHOTOS RAP1IS ttmfjl. was
compelled te get a VKRV LAKGK
CAMERA RO.v te meet the .demand.
Wu can new make yen a-PHOTO as
small as tne smallest locket n HI held
tip te a r-lnc)t face, te fit an lSsi-2
Frame.
J. E. ROTE,r
Ne. 108 Herth Queen. Street.
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