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LANCASTER DAILY1 INTELLIGENCER MONiY AUGUST 13. 1883. J :.
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V THE MjENNERCHOR
TIVXN'ir-rjriH ANNlVBBSAttY XS
TIVITIES. A iseautifui Uail ilandaameiy Dccaraiea
(Jay Scene en the Streets The Jubi
lee Concerts Welcome te
the (Stranger.
The present week is .the time of the
prcat Jlamncrcher festivites incident te
t'ue celebration of the 2.1th anniversary of
tee local society and the formal dedication
or the beautiful hall recently erected by
this associatien: The building has been
fully described already in these cel
umus, but it has been greatly beauti
fied for the febtivities of this week.
The decoration, both ozterier and inte
rier, was placed under the direction of
Antheny Iske, than whom no aDier deco
rator could have been secured. The beau
tiful garden with its fine feuntain.its beds
of flowers and foliage, its paved walks, its
t:hade trees and vines, and its hundreds of
chairs aud tables, adds creatly te the
bcautv of the fine building, the"
front of which is elaborately deco
rated. Over the main entrance is
placed an immense golden lyre, seven
feet iu hcighth and five feet in width,
which was presented te the Mamnercher a
few years a0 by the lata Chap. P. Wid Wid
niyer. The lyre is surrounded by well ar
ranned festoons of evergreen, and just
below it, but above the doorway, is a
scroll bearing the words, "Welcome te
Our Visiteis." At cither side of the main
entrance are large evergreen tree3, and
festoons of evergreen grace the lefty tower
from foundation te tuner, and upon the
summit aie placed two large trees and
towering above these is the flagstaff from
which waves a large American flag.
The front of the balcony is decorated
with double festoons of evergreen, while
above all of Iho balcony pests are placed
large evergreen trees. The entrances te
the bar-room are also handsomely decor
ated with evergreens and flags, and ever
the deer is a scroll with the motto,
"Oesanggibt muth und lebcnslust."
Beth the larger and smaller barrooms
are prettily festooned. On a scroll behind
the larger bar is the motto, " Alie sangtr
Ieben hech," and behind the smaller one.
" Friach auf, de AVaeli'rer Masnnercher."
The greatest r.meuul of ornamentation
has, however, baen bcatcwed upon the
main hall, whicli contains scats for ever a
thousand persons, crclusive of the stage
and platform iu front of the stage, which
accommedato about thrce hundred mere.
The stage is fitted up with well jiaintcd
scenery, the side-screens representing a
forest and the rcarsoeue distant mountain
peaks, with river and landscape iu the
foicgreund. Hanging below the ccntre of
the proscenium aich is a massive and
elaborately designed ornamental scroll of
evergreen, in the centre of which is the
word WELCOME," i:i tetters of geld.
On cither side of the stage are ornamental
banners each surmounted by a golden
lyre and framed in evergreen. The one en
the right of the stage contains the inscrip
tion :
" Wcr 1st cin Deutseher Mtinn V
Dcrstaniihett stets gebl ebon,
Per Deutsche trauen lichen
IJitti Frcue lialten kann
Dasistcin Deutschcr Mann."
The banner te the left of the stag Is
inscribed :
" Wcr Is eln Deutseher Mann ?
J) cr lur das Greez unit Gute
Mittclsuisctiin Muthc,
Italian licit kuuipsen kann
D.isistein Deutschcr Mann."
Theic are ethor smaller but very pretty
designs en either side of the htage, while
around the sidewalks and along the front
of the gallery are hung very heavy iestoeus
of tied giccns, gracefully looped up with
crossed flags above the tops of each win
dew. Between the windows ou the wcht
itle of the hall are hung four lare ever
green ornaments of unique design. In the
nj per centre are gilt lyres surmounted by
crossed American flags, while in a wreath
near the bottom of the ornaments are the
names of the r.ee: u-n participating in the
festival first tfie "T utonia&uagerbnnd,
Philadelphia;' vcend the "Harmeniu
Mamncrch.ir, Heading ;" thiid, the
" Miuntiarcher, Ye:k ;" fourth the "Lin
caster .Wmanore'ior, 1838." Oi the eat
wall are four similar ornaments, the firs',
nearest the stage bearing the words
"Ilannoiiie, Philadelphia;" the second,
"Germania Miunncicher, Baltimere ;" the
tliird, "Leiderkrauz, Lancaster ;" and the
fourth, ' Lancaster Mrcnneiclier, 1883."
The room is lighted with thicc large
chandeliers hung from the ceiling, ene
small chandeliei above the gallery and a
number of side brackets. The chant'cl
iers are hung with hundreds of crystal
pendants, and when lighted beautifully
illuminate the room and show off te great
advantage its exquisite decorations.
Te thel.idy friends of Mrennorcber much
piaise is due for their valuable aid in tying
the greens and assisting in ether ernamen
tal work.
Street Decorations.
In all parts of the city fliga are flying
and the fronts of many public aud private
buildings are very elaborately decorated
with festoons and wreaths of evergreens,
with harps, lyres and ether musical em
blems. Following are some of the morn
prominent :
Jehn Hess' ManucrcUer hotel (late
hotel Franke), adjoining Mamnercber
hall, is almost covered with evergreen aud
bunting, the long balcony fronting en the
"tfamnorcher garden being especially line,
while appropriate ornamentation adds
much te the appearance of the bar room.
The front of "Peter Let z's saloon, Ne 43
North Queen street, is covered with 1. n
festoons of cvcigrec.'i, American flags,
lyres, &c, while ene large flag suspended
from the tee of the buildme bears the in
scriotien : " Willlcemmen Sacuger." The
bar room also is decerated with scores of
small flags and wreaths and festoons of
evergreen.
J. J. Desch's saloon,North Queen sticet
abeve Orange, which recently has brei
very handsomely painted, is made still
mere attractive by a fiue display of bunt
- ing, large German and American flag!,
floating from all the up -stairs windows.
The saloons of Jehn A. Snyder, adjoin
ing Desch's, and of Jehn Copland, a few
doers above, are alee decorated with a
line display of flags and lyres.
Fred. Weehile's saloon, 159 Ncrth
Queen street, has a large transparency in
front, en which is painted a handsome
lyre and thojnscriptien, "Willkemmen in
Lancaster."- Heavy festoons of evergreen,
interspersed with American flags and lyres
of various colors, give a festive appearance
te the place.
Other prettily decorated buildings be
tween Centre Square and the railroad are
Pelcr Weber's hat and millinery steie,
A. W. Weikel's millinery store, Jehn
Ilicmenz's beet and shoe store and Sny
dcr's cigar store.
Knapp's brewery, en East King sticet,
is very fully decorated. The front of the
building, from reef te pavement, is hung
with festoons of evergreen, while Geimau
and American flags float from every
window. On either side of the bar room
entrance are placed large and pretty
juniper trees, and te the awning pests in
front of these are large trees of American
Arbervitre. The bar-room, which, as
stated a few days age, has been beautifully
frescoed, has ether decorations added.
The front of the residence and furnish
t ure stere of Henry Wolf, 134 East King
ttrcet, is tastefully covered with flags and
evergreens. In the center et tue building
above the first story is a large gilt lyre
framed in tied evergreens while festoeas
of evergeens extend entirely across the
building, a great number of flags floating
from all the windows.
Scheenberger's Excelsior Hall, Eugene
Bauer's Gelden Herse saloon and Free &
Derley's tailoring establishment en East
King street, and Ranter's Lamb hotel en
Seuth Queen street, show an abundance
of American acd German tanners and
ether decorations.
The most elaborately decorated front en.
North Queen street abeve the railroed is
the Shiller house in which the Lancaster
L'ederkranz have their headquarters.
There are double rows of festoons of tied
greens under the balcony front, handsome,
ornaments of tied greens between the
second story windows, bearing the names
" Liederkranz " " Harmonie " " Ger
mania" between the third story windows
are similar ornaments crowned with Amer
ican and German flags. Hanging below
the heavy cornice with which the building
is provided are heavy festoons of greens
and sweeping down from the lefty orna
mented signboard en the reef are similar
festoons interspersed with flags, "vrhile
above them all, with outspread wings
screams the American eagle.
The Girard heuse nearly opposite floats
a number of American and German flags.
Arneld Haas Northern Market hotel
has a eelden lyre placed above the front
entrance, below which is a scroll contain
ing Jthe words : "Harmonie! sie ist des
Lebens Seligheit."
Unique ornaments in evergreen are
placed between the second story windows
and festoons of evergreen with flags inter
woven complete the decorations.
Capt. Schuh's Washington house, a few
doers above, is also decked with greens
and flags.
Liller's hair dressing saloon, just above
the depot of the Pennsylvania railroad
company, is graced with flags ; as are also
the saloons of Jehn Eshleman, Thee.
Wenditz and"Wm. Rehfuss, en Chestnut
street, opposite the depot, which display
also are banners of "Welcome."
Gee. Wall's Southern exchange. the
head quartets of the Teuten ia, of Phila
delphia, is very brilliantly decorated. A
large and handsome geld lyre la placed
abeve the main entrance, aud the front is
adorned with an abundance of evergreen
and American and German flags. The
barroom is also vary prettily trimmed with
similar emblems.
Kicdvlng the Uuehts.
Reception committees of the Mtenncr Mtenncr Mtenncr
oher were in waiting at the railroad
depots when the trains bcaiing the viiitiusj
societies came iu, and escorted them te
the Majunef caer hall, where a bounteous
lunch was provided, after which they
were escorted te their hotels.
The " Harmonic " and " Touteuia," of
Philadelphia, arrived at 11:30 and aie
quartered respectively at the Cooper
Heuse and Southern Exchange.
The Baltimere " Germania Mscnucr
cher," 70 strong, arrived at 12:55 and are
quartered at the Stevens house and Cooper
house.
The Yerk " Mtcuncrcher " and the
Buckalew band, of Yerk, came iu en the
same train and are quartered resppefcively
Rahter's Lamb hotel, Seuth Queen sticet,
and Jehu Mess's Mamucroher hotel.
The " Harmonie Majnnercher," of
Reading, came in at 2:20, and after being
lunched wcra escorted te Arneld Haas's
Northern Mai ket and Rcicbmaun's Ancher
hotel, West King street.
At C o'clock this afternoon all the so
cieties assembled at Jlamnercher hall,
where they were fmmally wolcemcd te this
city.
At 4 o'clock they commeaee their re
hearsals for the grand concert, which is te
take place this evening at 8 o'clock.
List e: Unclaimed Letters.
The following is a list of letters remain
ing in the posteffioa for the week ending
Monday, August 13, 1883 :
Ladies' List Mrs. Chas. A. Bayley, L.
Black, Mrs Adam B. Brubaker, Cera
Clegg, Lucy Kautz, Annie Lec,Ida Mutch,
Mrs Jehn Paikcr, (for.), Mary C. Polliger,
Ella Purcell, Annie Seller?, Mrs. Rev. C.
II. Stcinman, Clara Whitman.
Gents' List Gee. R. Alcorn, Abm. M.
Ban, U. F. Bair, Jehu J. Bjjd, Wm A.
Byrnes, Gee. Crewe, Sam'l Cooper, Kline
G. Fry, Gee. II Geruudy,Aud. J. Helcher,
Jacob Iloilinger, Abm. B Herr, Lewis
Killinger, Ferdinand Myers, Calcd E.
Montgomery, Albert Moere, Jehn L.
Murphy, II. G. Myers. Peruvian Guane
Company, S. F. Pcregeny, jr , J. II. Rid
dell, J, Shiik, Mr. Shaviner, G. K. Sheck,
Robt. Sanker,.!. B. Stauffer, Daniel Stayer,
Chas. Troop, D. Vanscoyne.
Third Class Matter U. F. Iviuffmau,
Amanda B. Neff, Henry Troop.
Fourth Class Mailer Merle Z. Whaley.
DKuWMifD IN THE CANAL..
Tite lledy nl uu llekiiuiva Man Found
l'leating.
The body of an unknown man was
found floating in the Pennsylvania caual,
near Shech's Mills, Saturday afternoon. It
was brought te shere and an inquest was
held by Deputy Cerenor James Armstrong,
of Marietta, who impaneled a jury consist
ing of Jehn Bell. II. K Step, Charles
Billctt, Benjamin Cocheueur, Simen Eugle
and Frank McKowen A verdict of suicide
was rendeicd.
The hands of the dead man wcre tied
together with a slip loop, and it is likely
that he tied himself in order te prevent
struggling. Theie were no marks of
violence en the body, nor wero there any
papers by which it could be identified. The
man is believed te have been a tramp,
who, being tired of life, took this method
of ending it.
THE WATCH FAUTOKV.
TO be Reopened en Wednesday.
At a meeting of the beard of directors
of the watch factory en Saturday evening
it was decided te reopen the factory ou
Wednesday morning, in order te retain
the present oiganizatien of the foice of
empleyes, which is regarded as the best
that has yet been secured in the history of
the enterprise The effort te raise addi
tional stock will be continued, there
having been enough encouragement
already given the movement te justify the
hope that it will in the cud be successful.
The entire force of hands was paid off for
the month te-day, the amount paid out
being between seven and eight thousand
dollars.
Went te CueMer.
Washington Legien Knights of Rev
olution left this city at 2:20, this afternoon
for Chester, where they go te meet the
grand circle and te participate in a parade
which takes place tomorrow. They were
accompanied by the Eden band and bad in
all about 75 men with Hiram McElroy in
command.
Before the legion left the members were
drawu up in line in front of the First Re
formed church and a photograph of the
body was taken.
Assault and Battery.
Maggie Effinger, a Church street damsel,
has been arrested en the charge of assault
and battery upon Susan Kreft and locked
up for a hearing before Alderman Don Den
nelly. Jacob Witch was arrested en Saturday
en the charge of assault and battery upon
Gcerge Diller. He gave bail before Al
derman Barr for a hearing en Wednesday.
Heme from Europe.
Dr. D. G. MacGewan, of Mount Jey,
this county, who for the past three years
has been attending the universities at
Vienna and Paris, arrived in Mount Jey
en Saturday, and was warmly received by
many old friends
Sale el Herse.
Samuel Hess & son auctioneers sold at
public sale en Saturday last at Petersburg,
Lancaster Ce. Pa., for Jacob 8. Felay, 15
head of Ohie horses at the average price of
$241 per head the highest one sold br ought
9 "
rOHN 8. GIVtKR CO.
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Ne. 25 East King Street,
JNO. S. GIVLER.
The Ainetlcan'aTrlp te AUentewn.
The members of the eld American fire
company will leave this city for AUentewn
en September 27. They will be accom
panied by the City band and a number of
friends. They will remain until the 29tb,
and during their stay in AUentewn will
present their hoe carriage te the Ameri
can company Ne. 1, of that city. The
carriage is new being repainted atEdgerly
& Ce.'s shops.
Fell rreni a Second atery Wiudetv.
This morning the youngest son of Henry
Rehrcr, pioprietor of the Centennial sa
loon at the head of W. Vine street, while
playing with some ether children, fell
from a second sterv window and was
badly hurt. Dr. McCormick was sent
for and found that although the child had
no bones broken it was severely bruised
and suffering from the shock. Its injuries
are net considered dangerous.
The if east et Ab.
Oa Saturday evening at sansat bagau
the ninth day of the Hebrew
month of Ab, the auniversary of
the destruction of the temple at Jeru
salcni. It is an occasion of solemn fast
ing and prayer for the Israelites through
out the world, aud received fitting com
memoration :u the local synagogue.
Ne Les te SSalr & Mienx.
It will be ueticed by the account of
Lawyer Parlrcr's defalcation in Williams Williams
pert that he made oil with $6,720 collec
tions for Bair & Sheik, of this city. His
partner, Mr. Dentley, who is responsible,
will, however, make geed the less, and no
part of it falls upon Bair & Shank or the
estate of Msjer Shcuk.
An Old Stoveiilute.
This meitiiug workmen wetc engaged in
digging a treuch for a sewer in the alley
at Brimmer's livery stable, when they
unearthed a piece of old stove about two
feet equaie bearing the date 1755 and the
iianuj of thj maker "Jacob Iloeber."
Neie H5.Miel.
A litt!e boy named McCartey residing
at Conce.d alley and West James street
had his uose badly mashed ou Saturday by
being accidentally sttnek with a baseball
bat.
I'erfsuua?.
Mr. Hammer, director of Lhe Germania
Majnneieher. of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Hammer and Miss Roehm, selists am
stepping with Mr. Ilenry Wolf.
Temppiance Mccrias.
The Weiran'sCnildtiin Tumpor.tnce Union
wi 1 meet te-morrow evening in the lecluie lecluie
rem e! tin; Duke stieet lit. K. church.
ruLi?ivt..
KeuiinTHUC suite TIcktt
AUWTOU GGKUSAL.
MA.IOK KOISKIITTAGGAUT, warren Ce.
STATE TntABUKKR.
HON. .TOSKPII POWELL, Bradford Ce.
Uennty Ticket.
D1STKICT ATTORN CV.
.IOIIM. A. COYLE, Lancaster.
PRISON IXdrEOTOKS.
PH. KUHLMAN. LanciMcr.
.IOIIN II. MK.NAUd I, Mt. Jey.
TOOK DIRECTORS.
II. K. HIIIMP, V. Cocalico.
V. It. HKltll, Mtilersvllte.
COUNTY 8URVETOK.
ItOUERT bVANS. Kdcn.
:jiz.itiIs
Jeffries In this city, en An;'. 13, lS, Katie
Florence, daughter et Havid II. and Martha
Jeffries, agea !) months.
The relatives and friends et tlm tamily arc
lcspectlully invited te attend the lunerjl,
lrem the resilience r.t the parents. Ne. C31
Marietta avenue, en cilncsduy afternoon,
at 2 o'clec':. Interment at Woodward Hill
cemetery. 2t
Malzner. In this ilty, en An. 12, 1S33,
Jeseph Ma'znet. aged J Hytar, S months and
12 days.
The relatives and irlenus -1 the lamily, also
St. l'etci'd nnil St. JeaupIi'M .societies, are re
spectfully invited te attend Uie lnncral lrem
his lele residence. Se. 330 Jferth Mulberry
street, en Tuesday morning at Si o'clock
Inteiniciitat St. Jeseph's cemetery. It
Garden. In thfs city, en Anscust 11, 1883
William Rebert, intant son et Kdw. D. anil
Mary A. Garden.
SVEUIAL KOT1USCH.
ESS-PLAIN Talk prom lR swavwk Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Plica is one el the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every ene can loll whatlier he. is thus
afflicted by observing lhe lolloping symp symp
eoms: Intense itching, particularly utter got get
ling warm. It hccum as 11 pin worms were
erawling in or about the tectum. Small lumps
sometimes lerm. The private parts are often
ituected. The mere you scratch the v.-orse the
Itching. Knewing that my ointment Is super
ior te an j- article In tin market, I guaranlce it
te cure tlm worst case et Itching piles In exist
ence. Signed, II.SWAYNK, Jl. IJ.
Dr. Swayne's Ointment, is alseapleasant and
effective cure ler tetter, Itch, salt rheuiu, ery
fipelas, barber's itch, pimplC3, and all scaly,
crusty, ilchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for 50cts.
(Iu 3c. blauips), 3 bexci, $1.25. Address, Dr.
Swayne & Sen, Philadelphia, Pa.
ectli-lydTu,TliAS&w
Small Pox eradicatea. Small Pox cured,
Smalt Pox pltMng3 prevented by Darbys Pre
phy lactic Huid.
Henry' "Jarbellc Salve.
i'Jie uest Salve In the world for cut.-!, bruises
acres, ulccr-, salt rhenm, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, ficckies and piinplc3. The salve Is
guaranteed te give perlecl satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. He sure you
get Usury's Carbolic Salvk, as all ethers are
but initiations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents, told In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Qneea street my29-4
jsiuwn's Heneenuld unacee.
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. ill most surely quicken the bleed
whelhei taken Internally or applied exter
nally, a:ui tl.ereby morn certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and it Is warranted dou
ble the ettength than any ether similar prepa
ration. It cures pain in the Slue, Hack or Bowels,
Sore Threat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACiltS, and Is The tire-.ic Kellever of
Pl. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoon tul el
the Panacea in a tumbler el het water bweet,
ened, If preferred, taken at bedtime, will
UREAK UP A COLD. 2T cents a bottle.
mayl-T.Th.Fftw
The greatest contagion destroyer ever
known Is Darbys Prophylactic-Fluid, ft pre
vents Small Pox.
BLAGK AND MOURNING GOODS
IN THE CITY.
"A11 Goods Marked ia Plain Figures One Priea Only, and that invariably the lowest.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NEW A.DTXBT1SEMENT8.
THE LARGEST' ASSORTMENT
OF
a Telling ltaby
Is sometbingte be avoided. lSabie.3 with colds,
babied Itli croup, babies with scalds, burns,
bites, aches, sprains, or pains are bound te
become noisy tenants of the Household. Dr.
Themas' Eclectric Oil will euro all these com
plaints, lfer sale by 11. B. Cochran, druggist,
137 and '.9 North Queen street.
S-A pint et the finest ink ler lamlltcs or
schools can be made lrem a ten-cent package
of Diamond Dye. They color Silk, Weel or
Cotten.
Eight Years' Scrofula Cnred.
A valued correspondent, Albert Mmpsen,
esq., writing from Teeria, 111., says: 'Sama
ritan Nervine cured me et scretula. after hav
ing suffered for 8 years with the disease." Mr.
Simpsen lives in Peoria. Ask him. Your
druggist keep3 it S1.50. a7-lwdeed&w
Ne specIUc for local skin ailments can cepe
in popular iaver with Glenn's Sulphur Seap.
" Hill's Hair and Wisker Dye," 00 cents.
a7-lwdeed&w
The most popular ana fragrant ret fume of
the day '-UACKMKTACK." Try it. Sold by
II. U. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 13!)
North Queen street feb7-ced3
1 rnnnmTTittnf! l.ndv f!n?nftHfij Sftoret: n
I Youth and Beauty for the complexion, as be
J ing far superior te any article 1 ever used. It
( positively removes Freckles, and willremove
Tun iu one application. Price tOc.
Fer sale at all druggists.
MRS. .1. KKNNK SMITH,
Je23-CmdM&S Newark, N.J.
kescuku mum dkatk.
The tollewingstateraentol William J. Couch
In, et SemervIHe, Mass., is se remarkable that
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
era. He says : "In tlm fall et 187CI was taken
with a violent bleeding el the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I wns se weak at one time
that I could net lcave my bed. In the sum
mer el 1877 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
Whllothere the doctors said I had a hele in
my leltlung as big as a h.-.lf-tlellar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars In doctors and moil meil
lsines. 1 was 30 far gene at one time a report
wt nt around that 1 was dead. I gave up hepe
but a iricnu told ine et DK. WM. HALL'S
1JALSAM FOU THE LUNGS. I liuighe at
my lricndrt, thinking my case ii. curable, but I
goiabrttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise a d gratification, 1 commenced te feel
belter My hope, oneu iici.il, began te revive,
and te (ay I feel in better splrila than 1 have
the past three years.
" I writelhis hoping yen wfll publish it, se
that every ene afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will lie Induced te take I). WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOUT1IK LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN P.E CUltED. I
have taken two bottle," anil can positively say
that, it, lias ione me mero i;oed than all the
ether iuediclnc3 I have taken since my sick
ness. Sly cough has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall seen be able te go te werk.'j
:?old liv II. I'. Cochran. 1S7 Ferth Ouccn street
txevi te Secure iiealtb.
t seems strange that any ene will suffer
from the many derangements brought en by
an Impure condition of the bleed, when SCO
VILL'S3AKSAPAK1LLAANDSTILLINGIA, erJJLOOl) AND LIVEU SYltUP will restore
perfect health te lhe physical organization. It
! Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
lake, aid has proven itself te be the best
1'LOOD J-'UBIFIER ever discovered, clleet
ii'illy curing Scretula, Syphlltic disorders,
cukuuss et the Kidneys, .Erysipelas, Mala
i la ; all nervous disorders and debility, bil.
Ions complaints and all diseases Indicating an
impure condition of the mood. Liver, Kid
neys. Stomach, Skin, etc It corrects indl
gestien. A single bottle will prove te you its
merits us a health reuewer, ter it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
et an exhaustive nature, having: a tendency le
lessen the natural vigor et the brain ami tier
veus system.
., KEU'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man ami beast. Fer use externally und inter
nally. RED HOUSE POWDERS euro all diseases
of herbe, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
LIve Stock. APOSlTiVECUUE. uiay2t-2
Fursulu at II. 11. Ccjhian's drug stere 137
North Queen street
The Kcsurrentien of Lazarus
Was a miraculous operation. Ne ene thinks
of raising the dead these times, though some
desperately close te death's deer have been
completely restored by Burdock Bleed Bitten
te genuine and lasting health. Fer sale by II.
It. Cochran, druggist, 137 anil 139 North Queen
street.
feLDKN's Liquid Utef Tonic imparts
strength te body and mind. Take no ether.
Of Dinggists.
a7-lwdeed&w
NH. If Ali f KK'l iHltaiESTS
WAJNTK1. n. UUOU UIRL TO DO OKN
eral Housework. Inquire at Ne. WW
North Duke street, al3-2t
; ffC WANTKD hKCUMlT WIL.I.
iDltfjUUVJ be Hist mortr.aee en cltv real
l"UU
estate weith twice the amount of lean and
$13,000 collateral lire Insurance. Suras te be
net less than j,i e. Ayply ie
15AUSMAN & SUKNS,
Real Estate .agents,
al3-3tcedR 10 West Orange street.
MAJNNKKUBOK HALL,
AUGUST 13, 1883.
The actlve and passive members et the Lan
caster Mtenncrcher will meet at Mienncrcher
Hall, Prince street, en WEDNESDAY" MORN
ING NEXT, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose el
participating in the parade. A full attendance,
is requested. The parade will lerm en Pnnce
street, right resting en Walnut. Parade te
Blart at 8" o'cleckfcharp and pass ever the fol
lowing reute: Walnut te worth Queen, te
Seuth Queen, te Conestoga. te Prince, te West
King, te Mulberry, countermarch te East
King, te Ann, where emnlbusses will be In
waiting te convey tp Recky Springs these
wishing te paiticirnte in the picnic. Ry
oracret iiknry weir,
It Chief Marshal.
"I KANl) FKST1VAL.
IN
COMMEMORATION OF THE TWENTY.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
LANCASTER MJENNEKCIIOR.
AUGUST 13, 14, 15 and 16.
CONDUCTOR C. MATZ.
Mehday, Aug. 13. Grand reception and ded
icatory concert for members and Invited
guests only, at Majiinerther Hall.
Tcksdav, Aug 14. Grand festival concert at
Mamnercner liall, containing mass choruses,
executed by all societies, society choruses,
quartets, soles, etc. Soleists: Mine. Amelia
Hertzer.er Philadelphia ; Mme. Minna Roehm
Gcraldinc Hammer, and Messrs. Carl Zim
merman and J. II. Waelunan, or lSaltimere.
Overtures and accompaniments by en orches
tra of 30 instruments. Tickets, 0 cants ; te be
had from the executive committee, Uaer's
Sens and Ven Dersmlth's bookstores, and at
the hall.
Wbdhe-day, Aug. 15. Grand Picnic anil
Open-Air Concert by the different societies,
the City Rand. Irnnville Hand, lluckatew
Kami, et Yerk, and the MountvIIle Rand, at
necKy springs. Tickets, inc. emninusses
will lcave for t lie Springs from Centre Square
and Knapp's Hall, East King street .
Thursday, Aug. it;. Grand Festival Rail at
Miennercher Hall. Tickets ler non-members,
admitting one gentleman and one lady, 12 00.
Additional Lady Tickets, 50c. Ne ladles ad
mitted unless accompanied by a gentleman.
Tickets te be had from the Executive Com
mittee. The passive members el the Lancaster Mien Mien
nercher and the societies from abroad have
tree access te all festivities, except te the
Grand Concert en Tuesday evening.
Executive Committee : U- Wolf, IL Gerhart,
Gee. Pfelffer, C. Matz, A. Ball, F. Heclel, Phil.
Dlnkelberg, J. G. Fisher. alt-rtd
Lancaster, Pa.
GEO. F. RATHVON.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w
ANTKD.-A UUUU GIRL AT TBJE
FRANKLIN HOUSE. ll
WANTHD, AX THIS OFFICE, DAILY
Intelligencers et July 17 and July 18,
1SS2. trd
YKLLOW FKOflT UIGAK STOKE, SI
erth Queen street. Headquarters for
the best 5c cigar In the city, at
HARTMAN'3.
LOST. ON SATUKDAx KVENING, A
Watch Chain, with Cameo Pin attached,
cither en North Queen, West King or Prince
streets. A reward will be paid te anyone
leaving it at this office. al3-2t
1IUARS.
J. Z. STAUFFEE, GoedvUle, Lancaster Ce..
Pa. Manufacturer of Fine Pennsylvania and
Demestic Cigars. Orders promptly attended
te. aug3-3md
TIAILOKS WANTED1 COAT. VEST AMD
Pantaleon-makers Nene bnt first-class
hands need apply. JOHN G. HAAS,
aii-ac .nes. is anu in jx . yueen ou
MAKE NO MISTAKE, FOIL YOU CAN
buy the best Sc. Havana cigar in the
market, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAB
STORK.
If ANTED -A D1N1NU KOOfll GIULAT
the
It
LEOPARD HOTEL.
J STATE OF JACOB HAKTMAH, LATC
a of the City of Lancaster deceased Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make imme
diate payment, and these havlmr claims or
demands against the same, will present themJ
wiiuuui uciay ier sememenc ie me uuaer
signcd, residing in East Hempneld township.
JOEL L LIGHTNER, Executer,
al3-CtdM Paradtse.
0
UOS1BO OUT SALE.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
The Entire Stock of HARDWARE. CUT
LERY AND BUILDER'S SUPPLIES is new
offered at Private Sale, at cost.
Cull at the Old Established Hardware Stere,
N0.37J4 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
alJ-3tM,W&S JOHN MAY.
I! CONIC IKIT1S THE SYMPTOMS
j here are generally bnt slightly marked,
or arc almost se entirely absent that the pa
tient Is net aware that there is anything the
matter with his eye, except a slight weakness
or cold In It, as he frequently expresses It.
All diseases el the EYE, EAR, THROAT -also,
chronic and Private Diseases success
lully treated by
DRS. II. D. and M. A. LONJAKER.
Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster. Pa.
Consultation free. aul3-3td&w
F KEY'S UNIVERSAL k-ILE SUPPOSI
TORY. A sure euro for every form et
Piles. internal and external. Itching or bleed
ing, and long standing cases. It has never
tailed even In cases as long standing as 25 te 33
years. This Suppository is cone shaped, easy
te apply, sa'e, neat and clem, and possesses
every advantage ever ointments and salves.
Physicians use It in their practice. Give it a
trial, and you will be both relieved and con
vinced. It your drugcist does net keep it or
net it ter you, accept no ether, but send for it
by mail, as item be sent any where by mall.
Prlee, 00c per box- Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FllKY, Druggist,
Ne. sy East Orange St , Cor. Christian.
apr27-lytl&w2 Lancaster, Pa.
HKAUU FIUK 1MSUKANUK COMPANY
V7
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Asaets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at C'urreiit'Uates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East King Street
mlifimiiM.W&SR
EK
KUICPTION.
laj. Rebert Taggart,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR
GENERAL,
Ien. Jeseph Powell,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR STATE
TREASURER,
VILI.RBIN LANCASTER ON
Monday, Aug. 13.
At 8 p. in., they will be given a
PUBLIC RECEPTION
-P.Y THE
JEFFBMWIAB" CLUB,
IN THE CLUU ROOMS, ADUVE RUOADs'
JEWELRY STORE.
The Democracy et the city and citizens gen
erally, in espective of party, are invited te be
present. 2t
LtCOAJj NOTICES.
I.1STATK OF SAKAH FOftl), LATE OK
Izi Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed auditor, appointed te distribute the
balance remaining In the hands et Jehn Fran
clscus, ailmlnlstrat.r of suid estate, te and
among these legally entltlf il te the same, will
sit for that purpose c.n WEDNESDAY, AUO.
15, 1SS3, at 10 o'clock, a. m., In "the Library
Roem of the Cenrt Heuse, In the City or Lan
caster, where all persons Interested in said
distribution may attend. W. II. ROLAND,
JnlyG-l eaw Auditor.
E
,rsTAT or JACOB AUXtCK. LATK OF
Lancaster city, deceased! The under
signed auditor, appointed te pass upon excep
tiens ami te iiistriuute tne uaiance remaining
In the hands of Frederick A. Albright, ad
ministrator, te and among these legally en
titled te the same, will sit ler that purpose en
Thursday. August 16, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m..
In the Library Roem of the Court-house, in
the city et Lancaster, where all persons In
terested in said distribution may attend.
juiyO-lldeaw A. C. REINOEHL, Auditor.
NOTICE TUB SUUsUHllSBB BAM SOLU
his Drug Store te Henry C. Martin, who
has been In his employ ter a number of yean.
The bustness will be conducted by Mr. Martin
rrem this date under his own name.
11. S. MUHLENBERG.
August 1, 1883
As will be seen by the above, I have pur
chased the entire Stock and Fixtures of DR.
B. S. MUHLENBERG'S OLD-ESTABLISHED
DB.VU bTORE, Ne. 17 Seutn Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa, The patronage or the pueilc
Is respectfully solicited.
al-3ulW.Th,S43tUSJtltw H. C. MARTIN.
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, AUO. -13. 1883.
HOTEL DEVON BURNED-
A FASHIONABLE KESOliT DESTROYED.
The Flames Cemame trie Large Building In
a Snort Time Tne Gueits Es
cape UHfnJared.
Philadelphia, Aug. 13. The Hetel
Deven, a fashionable summer hotel en the
line of the Pennsylvania railroad, about 18
miles from this eity, was burned te the
ground about 10 o'clock this morning.
The telegraph wires at the place were
burned and particulars can only be ob
tained by train. There was no less of
life.
A Later Account.
Eagle, Pa., August 13. The fire was
caused by a defective flue in the kitchen
and broke out shortly before nine o'clock
while the guests were at breakfast. There
was a limited supply of water, which was
used without avail. The flames spread
rapidly, and at 10:15 there was nothing
left but several large chimneys. Ne
no one was injured and all the property of
the guests, with a few exceptions, was
saved. Nearly all the furniture was lest.
The hotel, which was called the Deven
Inn, was opened May 29 by Crump Bres.
The Deven Inn was a large and pictur
esque building, of English architectural
style, erected en a knell, about a mile
southeast of what was formerly Eagle
station, en the Pennsylvania railroad.
The property was owned by Coffin, Alto Alte
mus & Ce., dry goods merchants of Phila
delphia, and the hotel, was operated by
the Crumps, who run the Colonnade hotel
in Philadelphia. The main building
was only finished last year, and
the p'ace at once became such a fashion
able resort for wealthy Philadelphians
that a large new building was erected
this year ; adjoining property advanced iu
value, new residences are being oreeted in
the vicinity, and a handsome new railroad
station is being built at the place. The
structure was of frame and persons who
reached this city en the neon trains from
the east report its total destruction. Ees.
iNTELLiaENCER.
A Serious Explosion.
Pottstown, P., Aug. 13. By the pre
matura discharge of a blast at Hade's
quarry, at Glasgow, tins morning, Wm.
Lippincott, aged 43 years, was killed
and William Muller, aged 32, seriously in
jured. Lippincott was horribly mangled.
Muller's leg is badly shattered aud will
have te be amputated. Several ethers
narrowly escaped injury.
Hum Did it.
Newark, N. J., Aug. 13. Jabaz A.
Norris, aged 30 yeare, and unmarried, shot
himself dead at Orange this morning be
cause he was uuable te restrain his
appetite for liquor.
WEATHKK lNUlOATfONS. .
Washington, Aug., 13. Fer the Mid
dle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
and local rains, winds sbiftincr te cooler,
northwesterly, stationary or rising baro
meter. lrvlng's Uettti Scenes.
Pall Mull Budget
,; Leuis XI " is the last of the plajs
which Mr. Irving is te perform for a
Londen audieuce befere his departure for
America, aud its tcvival was therefore
received en Meuday with considerable
interest The play is net one
of these which best eveke Mr.
Irviug's highest powers ; but it is very
well adapted for his peculiar ren
dering of certain chaiacters. His rcpra
sentatien of the cunning, suspicious, re
vengeful tyrant, broken down by age and
infirmities, is remarkably clever if a little
repulsive. Iu his " make up," te., in this
part Mr. Irving is mere successful than he
is iu all cases, the characteristic and extra
ordinary features of Leuis XI are familiar
enengh,and we knew that he was net much
like Mr. Irving ; hut it is very easy te
imagine that the Leuis (or M. Dclavigne's
play, at any rate) might have looked very
much as the aeter looked en he lyceum
beards the ether night. Repulsive and
harrowing deathscancs aie net se much in
favor just new as they were a very few
years age; but it must be admitted that
in its own painful kind Mr. Irviug's realis
tic and terrible representation of the aged
tyrant's end is almost unrivaled. Alto
gether, play goers who have been steadily
following Mr. Irving through his repertory
will net regret that he has included iu it
this somhre dram a
MA Ml HI.
Pliilailelplilit ntHruet
Philadelphia, Aug. 13. Fleur llrmcr and
in lair demand ; Superfine. S3 iSS 02 ; Extra,
$.1 73Q4 25; l'enn'a Family, $ CO; Minn.
Extra, S5Q6.
Rye flour at $:t 02.
Wheat easier; Ne. 2 Western Red. $1 17 ;
Ne. 1 Pa. Red. l 20 ; Se. a de, $1 13.
Cern easier, light demand : sail yellow at
G465c; e mixed, ClfflGic; Ne. 3 Mixed, 59
QGOc.
Oats steady ; Ne. 1 White, 50c ; Ne. 2 de,
iiMa x Ne. 3 de.44c ; Ne. 2 Mixed, 41c.
Rye dull at 62c
Seeds-Timethy dull at J17."Q180 ; Flaxseed,
tl seai 55.
Previsions dull ; mcs3perlc, $1G$17; smoked
hams, UK 15c; pickled hams. l2J4i::e.
Lard quiet; City Kettle, 10c: loose
butchers', 8J4j8c ; prime steam, IS SVA.
flutter unll aud weak: Penna. and West
ern creamery extra, S0322c : Western extra,
16?vl7c ; de koe te choice, 13015c.
Rolls dull at &S12c.
Eggs quiet, under light supply; Pcnn'a
extra, 2l021Kc; Western, 20G2lc.
Cheese choice quiet : New Xerlc lull
cream, 10c; Western de, ?488c; Penna
part skims, 3Q5c ; de roll skims, 14:!e.
Petrelenm quiet; Refined, 'iV&IXc
Whlshv at 1 10
Mew Yerk Market.
New Yerk, Aug. 13. Fleur steady, but un
changed. Wheat Hiie lower, dull and heavy; tra-.'e
-largely In options; Ne 2 Red, Aug., $1 17
1 17?g ; Sept., tl 171 13'; Oct., SI lc.
Cern dull and axAc lewer: Mixed Western
spot, 50363c ; de future. Olae-'c.
Oats 4Xc lower; Ne. 2 Oct., STiQac ;
State, 40350c ; Western. 26950c.
mock mameia.
Quotations by Kee.l, McOrann
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
11 a. x.
Michigan Central 83
New Yerk Central 114'4
New Jersey Central 83&
Ohie Central
ft Ce, i!ini
12 m. iv.u.
SI
Uii
83
83
114
1
Del. Laclt. & Western...
Denver & Rie Urande...
Krie
Kansas ft Texas.
313
2i
-mi.
31 30k
2i 2Si
22J4
10 1 10
121 120
20 20
33 37
"" V,
IWX !
2C4 2T.
S9J4 &7$
15 li;-
rey 30);
ir.y, n.'i
4Bli
1
fc'J
v.
yt '
25i a; 7-'.;
ie
41 40
81 7:
uuu ouure. ........ .......
105X
124
20
33
Chicago & N. W., com.
N. N., Ont. Western.
St, Paul A Omaha
Pacific Mall
Rochester Pittsburgh.,
et. paui......... ............
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville & Nashville...
N. Y., Chi. & St. L
Lehigh Velley
Lehigh Nav lgatlen
Pennsylvania
P.T-.& Buffalo
Northern Pacific Cem...
Northern Pacific Prof...
Hestenvtlle...
Philadelphia ft Erie
101
2C
IKK
30 J4
BfiK
25-X
i'z"
Mortnern central
Underground
Canada Seuthcri
UU
People's Pessenuer.
50
108f.
5
10:J
49
108K
Mew erv.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks traction better since 11:3) Meney 2i
Q3c.
New Yerk Central H44i
Krie Railroad 29'4
Adams Express.... ...1?5
Michigan Central Kallread 83
Michigan Southern Railroad 104
Illinois Central Railroad V
Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Kallread 133
Chicago Kecte Island Railroad 119X
Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne Railroad 1st
Western Union Telegraph Company. .... 7CX
Teledo ft Wabasn 16
New Jersey Central.... 83
NowiY'erk Ontario Western. 20?2
l'Miadelphla.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak.
Philadelphia ft Erie K. R. J3W
Reading Railroad 2jk
Pennsylvania Railroad 86K
Lehigh Valley Railroad 7e2
uniseu companies or ttew Jersey 131U
Northern Pacific. 402
Northern Pacific Prererrel 8k
Northern Central Railroad..... 56
Lenteh Navigation Company tl
Norrlstewn Railroad no
Central Transportation Company. 3SK
lltttb'jr, Tltusville ft ButtaleR.R. 1IW
Little Schuylkill Railroad 62
Lecal steeaa and Bends
Reported by .1. II. Len.
Par Last
V&l tmlA
Lanc.CJl76percLI.oaD,duel382...tlou" lles
" 1S35... 100 lOBJi
" 1390... 100 117
44 1825... IOC 120
5 per ct. In 1 or 30 yean-.".. 100 1WJ0
5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 102
" 4 " In ler 2) years., loe loe
" 4 " In 5 or 20 years., loe ioe
" 6 " in 10 or 20 years. 100 lecft
Manhelm borough lean 100 lirj
msexiXAHEOua STeuaa.
Quarryville R. R. $30 f2.2!
MUlersvilleSU'eet Car 50 35.25
Inquirer Printing Company 50 45
ti03 Light and Fuel Company 30
Slevens Heuse (Bends) 100 K
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Coin pony 2
Susquehanna Iren Company 100 2 5.25
Marietta Hellew ware ioe 220
Stevens Heuse ,. se 5
Sicily Island se it!
East Brandy wine ,t Wnynesb'tj.... 50 1
Mlllersvtlle Nermal Scheel 21
Northern Market 1005.'.
KISOELLAIfBOUS BOM OS.
Quarryville R. K., due ISO $ioe Mlfl.25
Reading ft Celumbla;R. R5'3 ioe 105
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in 1 er20 yeara 100 10O
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due I3W6. -.. ... 100 1C3
Eastern Market no
Western Market CO
TUKKI'IXK HTOCKA
Big Spring & Beaver Vultey $23 f li'.
Bridgeport & Horcsheo 13 Zi
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 IS
'Jelumbla ft Washington 25 -u
Columbia Big Spring 25 is
Columbia Marietta 25 3.)
Maytown A Elizabethtown 25 ie
Lancaster A Ephrata 25 47.
Lancaster Willow Street cs il
Strcseurg & Millport 25 .i
Marietta s. Maytown 25 l:
Marietta Mount Jev 25 ;t
Lanc.,Etlzabetht'nMlddiet'u 100 U)
Lancaster Frultvllle. 50 :ii
LancaiterftLltltz 25 7ft
Lancaster Wllllamstewii 25 NT.
Lancaster Maner. 'm i:t.U0
Lancaster Manhelm 25 41
Lancjwter Marietta ' :r
Lancaster & New Helland 100 7
Lanc.t'.ter .vSuauueiiaima 7W ,..20
DAWK. STOCKS.,.
First National iianK-...". ilOO i'.lb
Farmers' National Bank no 110.7.
Fulton National Bank 100 115
Lancaster County National I'-anU.. 50 lie.M)
Columbia National Bank ICu 14
Christiana National Bank. 100 118
Kphreta National Hank... iu 14
First National Bank, Columbia.. ..100 uue,
First National Banar, iitrasbur.... I(M 132
First National Bank, Marietta 100 iOt
First National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100 150.25
Lltitz National Bank I Ce 140
Man he! Ji National Bank lx l",l
Union National Bank, Mount Jey. 5-1 7
New Helland National Bank ni i:ti
GanNatlemd Bank 100 12ti
l'blladelpnia cattle .Marker.
Mehday, Aug. 13. Beel Cattle were In only
fair demand and with extraordinary receipts,
prices declined c en tin top and tally y.e en
tliolewergradcs.
Arrivals since Monday night, all yauls.5 000
head.
We quole as lollevs :
Extra, I'XGtiXc ; Geed. 6i;Xc; Medlum,
55Jie ; Common, 4;.iic ; Texans, ytQ
Among tint sales attlie West Philadelphia
Yaril were :
Reger Maynej, 100 Western. 5g6e.
.lehn'McArdle. 2 Western nnil Virginia.
county. 5ijg6ie.
Daniel Murphy, I3 Western, Pa. and Va.,5W
Schamberg Paul. 2-iri West &. Va.. tilOJic
A. J. Christy, C3 Seuth Va. acct. U'emll ft
Caddcfl, 5ii;4c ; is !e. ie , 0 di,
5 15; 25 de Painter A. Lewi. 5Jttj
i:ic: 1'nlii, Lewis Miller, Me; n;
de, J. R. Andersen, 5es ; 57 de, h.
Andei-iOn, 5Xfif5(;; 2") de. Bell ii.
Ce., 5'fc.
IS. F. McKillln. lOlVa. and West. Sftfie.
K.S. Mcb'HUn.125 Va. ami Western. 5Q!.
James Ctemsen, 7' Western, 50"c
l). tMiiylh&Bie., 140 Wcturnand West Va.,
ogee
G SflmuhcrK & Ce.. 2C0 Wialern and Tcx.uia,
COCJic
Levi I ewi'iistein, 210 'reruns, anJ Pi-nna.,
M. Ulmun. 331 "Western, 56!4c
II. Chain, Jr.. h3 Western, 6'4Gc.
Owen iiiilth, w Texans, 73 Western and t'.3
"Virginia, ace ., A. W. WoixIIehI, ik
iayAc.
M. Levl.HH Va.,5j;c.
Hippie Itro., 60 Va. cows and Iiblte:s. I' id
5' ic.
Hippie ft Bre.' 10 bulls. 34c.
L. Iloni. IS West and Virginia, 4)4f8.Jc.
Lewcnsteln Ilellbren. 110 Texans. fi85i'.
James hustace, -5 West Virginia, l.'Ac.
Aba Osthelm.25 West Va., Sgsc.
F. .che tzft Bre.. 2J VlrglniajlUSCc.
S. B. Herbert, 31 Western Pa.. Sgci'.
II Chain, 21 Virginia. sa5e.
Sheep and Lambs were m peer demand and
prices declined g'c, the latter rate en com
mon stock. ,
Arrivals since Monday night, all yards, 12 ,
000 head.
We qnele as fellows :
Extra, 5KKc ; O cod, Sg.Ve; Medium. 4
ft) 1)4 c: Common, 3ile; Culls, 2B3c;
Lambs, 4a7c.
liens were fairly active, and prices rem Un.
ed unchanged.
Arrivals since Monday nihl,'tll yanN, 4,"00
head.
We quele as lollewa :
Extra, syc Geed, Sc; Medium,
8iC ; Common, 87?8!c.
Cew inactive at SJifflc.
Milch cows at 3350711.
Veal calves actlve atGSc.
Yerk state calves In itLinanil uti9ll. Sales
by Hippie Bre. et 122 lic.i I at that rgte.
DRESSED 1IKATS.
City Dressed Beevcs were ralrly active anil
p Ices closed at 7HQ'Jc
8AL23 LAST W2XK.
Redger Mayncs, 12 lica-J, SQDJc.
R. May iica ft Ce., 125 ite at 8Jac.
Harlan ft Bre., 75 de at 8S9Xc
J. F. Lowden, 54 de at WAWfi.
II. G. Bcacuatii, 52 de at -tt'Jc. .,
.1. II Menns ft Bre.. 133 de at TUQVc
Garlland ft Dennelly, 51 iloatseejc.
Jehn II. Ward. II de at HKA'J&c.
C. S. Dctigler, 70 de at SK'Jic.
Jehn L. McCIavc, 20 head de at99Jc.
Western Dressed Beeves wero active and
closed at 9g9jc.
SALES.
TI103. Bradley. 258 head at8K8tKc
Dressed Sheep were In demand and prices
clrscd it 710c.
Lamb? at Iesi3c.
ACATTOIK SALES.
Musser ft Ce.. 515 head at 7Kfll0c.
Jehn iVaIIacc,35ileat8U)c.
Jehn II. Ward. 23! de at810c.
Jenn II- Ward, 112 de lambs at 10313c.
M 'iHscr ft Ce.. 110 head lambs. leQl.tc
Live Stock Prices.
Ciiicaoe Hogs Receipt, 11,000 head ; ship
ments, 7,003 head ; market very dull anil 10
'.5e lower ; pacInir, (I !M)5 a) ; packingand
shl.plng.$'20ff5C'J: light, ?5 20a0n; skips.
t?, 5035 25.
Cattle Receipts, 0,500 bead; shipment.
3.SG0 head ; geed te cholce steady: low graden
10c lower; oxperis. 35 80615; geed te choice
sh'pplng. $" 35$5 70 ; common te medium,
l l5 1.
Sheep i:ecelpts.2,000 head; slilpment.", I.COe ;
market I'rlsk. pric s firm ami all sold; infe
rior te fair, f 2 75g4 ; geed, 4 25;; choice, 4 5lJ
tl
Allt ISA US AM.
PAttKEK'S
HAIR BALSAM.
A benellclal dressing preferred te similar
articles because of IU purity and rich )er
fume. It RESTORES TO GRAY HAIR 'I UK
YOUTHFUL COLOR and prevents dundruU
and falling et the hair, tee and f l.oe.
H1SCOX ft CO., N. Y.
FL0REST0N.
Excels the finest fiewer In richness. Dell
cite, very lasting. Ne odor 1 tke It. Be surd
yen get FLORESTO.N Cologne, signature et
Hlxcex ft Ce., N. Y., en every Ubel. 25 and 75
cents, atdriiKglsts uud dealer In perriimu.
COLOGNE.
dl2-lyweewftdTu
A FINK FARM FIIUiiALR-1 OKrKKriH:
sale my Farm, known an " Welllnglen."
centainlnjr 220 Acres. It Is very desirably
located, poll of a superior e,u ility nm oueet
the most productive In Cecil county, Sid. It
is 1 mile from Pert Deposit, where tueru are
frequent trains daily te Philadelphia luul
Baltimore ; also twute Columbia. Geed build
ings which are supplied with water by hy
draulic. Terms te accommodate. Fer f utther
information call en or address. .
T. II. PATTEN,
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