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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15. 1883.
mints they want for this month, and will
play four games in the last week.
All the newspapers are publishing ac
counts of Hofferd's cnrre pitching.
Otber Uamaa Yaslaulay.
At Previdence: New Yerk 9, Preri
dence G ; Buffalo (stepped by dark
ness) : Buffalo 19, Chicago 17 ; Cleve
land : Detroit 5, Cleveland 0 ; New
Yerk (ten innings): Metropolitan
9, Newark 8 ; Oakdale Park : J. A.
Hanz 9, Butchers of Kensington 3 ;
Pottsville : Active 3, Anthracite 2 ; Har
risburg : (ten innings) Columbus 8, Har
risburg 3 ; Trenten : Trenten 2, Quick
step 1 ; Alteena : Baltimore 10, Alteena
3 ; Richmond, Va. : St. Leuis 7, Virginia
4 ; Savannah, Ga. : Brennans of New
Orleans 7, Ferest City of Savannah 1 ;
Chambersburg : Chambersburg 13, Lit Lit
tlestewn 0: Millvilte : Hillville 13,
Bridgeton 0.
NEIGHBORHOOD JTEWB.
Kveats Heir ana Aerest tfa County
Luzerne county has 191 registered phy
sicians, of whom forty have no diploma.
A freight and coal train collided at
West Spring Mill, en the Beading railroad
en Monday night, resulting in the wreck
of an engine and eight coal cars.
Jehn Derke, the Lebanon boy who
accidentally shot Willie McCord and Mrs.
Miller, near that piaee en Monday, has
b:en put under bail te answer at court.
An Indian picnic was held yesterday at
Sharen park, near Nevtewn,Bucka county,
by the pupils of the Carlise training school,
with Capt. R. H. Pratt at their head.
The Wilsen female college, in Cham
bersburg, will be opened again this fall
for daughters of the white man in place of
these of the dusky sons of the forest, a
sufficient sum of money having been raised
te tide ever the present financial em
barrassment. The foremen of several gangs of Read,
tag railroad laborers, who were arrested
while superintending repairs en the read
en Sunday last, had a hearing before
Magistrate Krickbaum yesterday en the
charge of performing worldly labor en that
day. A decision will be given en Tuesday
next.
At the Yerk Democratic county cenven
tien at Yerk, Tuesday, a resolution ex
pressing deep regret at the siekness of
Judge Black, another that the platform
and resolution adopted by the recent
Democratic state convention at Harrisburg
have met their hearty approval, and an
other fully endorsing the Democratic
nominees for auditor general and state
treasurer, were adopted.
Iln Yerk while Mr. and Mrs. V. K.
Keesey were returning from a drive down
the Wrigbtsville pike, their horses were
seared by a flaming keg that had been i
used by several boys in inflating a paper
balloon, and suddenly turning around,
broke off the pole of the carriage and ran
en the pavnment, throwing the occupants
out. -The horses then kept ou, kuoeked a
man down, terribly injuring him, and
were at last caught.
Last Sunday morning Mary, an 1 1 -year-old
daughter of Jehn Ortlip, of West
Bradford township, Chester county, died
of hydrophobia after enduring agonies of
a distressing character for ever twenty,
four hours. The child was bitten by a
strange deg some five years age, but at
the time nothing serious was feared,
though the deg was discovered te be mad
alittle while afterward and was killed.
On Saturday morning last the child, while
at breakfast, was suddenly taken with
spasms while endeavoring te drink a cup
of coffee, and though the bast of medical
skill was brought te bear upon the case
she continued te suffer until Sunday morn
ing, when death came te her relief. The
bite was ever the right eye and was a very
trifling one.
ROHItKll.
One Thousand Dollars ana Twe Geld
Watches Htelen.
Seme time after two o'clock this morn
ing a thief entered the sleeping apartment
of J. B. LebkicliT, who keeps a saloon at
the corner of Chestnut and Market street
and fitole almost $1,000 in money and two
valuable geld watches. The circumstances
as they are reported te us are as fellows :
Owing te the crowds new in the city at
tending the German festival, and the late
hour at which many of them and of
our own citizens, were en the
street last night, the saloon was
net closed until 2 o'clock this morning.
At that hour Mr. Lebkieher, went te bed,
and his' friend Dr. A. Wassen, dentist, of
Yerk, slept with him, Mrs. Lebkicher and
a lady friend sleeping in another room.
When the parties get up in the morning it
was found that the poekets of Dr. Was
sen and Mr. Lebkicher had been rifled ;
that about $900 in money and a valuable
geld watch had been stelen from Dr.
Wassen and $25 and a geld watch from
Mr, Lebkicher. Certificates of deposit and
ether valuable papers in Mr. L.'s pocket
were net taken. Dr. Wassen's rifled
pocket book was found in the back yar(
it is net known hew the thief gained
entrance te the house. It may be that he
was concealed inside before the heusQ was
closed. Ne locks were broken, but the
back deer, which was locked en the inside
when the beuse was closed, was found te
be open when the family arose in the
morning. The matter has been placed in
the hands of detectives.
Who Was Be?
The Harrisburg Patriot narrates hew a
sharper, claiming te be a son of a bank
director in Lancaster, tried te threw dust
in the eyes of one of Harrisburg' 8 elderly
citizens. The sharper was possessed of a
pleasing address, and after the ice of ac
quaintanceship had been broken the nice
young man requested his elderly friend te
de him the slight favor of identifying him
at one of the city banks in order te have a
$1,000 check cashed, This the old gentle
man, smelling a rat, flatly refused te de,
and " his nibs " has been compelled te
seek fresher fields aud greener pastures
for the practice of his "little game."
Feast of the AMumptleD.
The feast of the assumption of the
blessed Virgin Mary into heaven, a holi
day of obligation among Catholics, was
appropriately observed in the Catholic
churches of the city te-day. It commem
orates the beautiful tradition that the
remains of the Mether of Christ, body
and soul, were assumed into heaven, after
having been laid away in an earthly tomb.
The masses at St. Mary's were at 7 and 9
a. m.; at St. Antheny's at 9 a. m.; and
speeial services of an interesting character
were also held at St. Jeseph's. There will
be vespers at 7 o'elook this evening at St.
Mary's,
Conn Business
Court will meet en Saturday at 10 o'clock
for the first time during the summer.
The lawyers are gathering into town
again having returned from the summer
resorts ether places and Barbary coast
leeks lively again. Opinions will be deliv
ered en Saturday.
On Monday the regular August term of
quarter sessions court will commence with
Judge Patterson presiding. On the list
already published 175 cases are set down
for trial and all have net yet been return
ed. Fighting Women.
Susan Kraft and Maggie Effinger, two
young dames residing en Church street,
sued each ether for assault and battery
before Aldermen Dennelly and Spurrier.
Last evening they settled their cases by
paying the costs.
Desertion.
Jereme Deesh has been held for court
by Alderman Fordney en the charge of
deserting his wife.
COLUMBIA- NEWS.
OUK KBGULAK OOBKKSPOHDKKUE
iTinU Along' the BBsquehaitna Items
Interest In and Artmnd the Borench
Picked p by the IntelU- ,
teenier Beperter. c - ,
Letters from the soldiers at Williams,
pert ;are net very enthuiastic about the
enjoyments of camp life. The new mem
bers who expected a holiday find them
selves sadly mistaken and they find plenty
of hard work connected with the life of a
soldier. Dress parade, inspection .and
such ether duties occupy their time from
early morn till late at night, and little
time can be devoted te individual pleas
ure. Personal.
Wm. Clark and daughter left town this
morning te spend a short time at Ocean
Greve.
Mr. and Mrs. Abrara Bruner went te
Philadelphia this morning en a visit te
friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeseph Brown, of Alteena,
Pa., are visiting Mr. Frank Zsigler, en
Walnut street.
Mr. Frank S. Musser, of the West King
street station, of Lancaster, will take the
place of Mr. Clark during his absence.
Borough Budget.
Twe of Columbia's young men left
town for a trip te McCall's Ferry by canal
beat.
Several carloads of peaches passed
through town this morning en their way
te Harrisburg from Pert Deposit.
Engine Ne. 351, new from the Columbia
shops, made its first trip te Philadelphia
this morning.
A three days' excursion from Columbia
te Atlantic City will leave here next Sun
day morning.
A small child of Andrew Stetz, residing
en Walnut street between Third and
Fourth, died yesterday.
The Feast of the Assumption was ob
served appropriately by the members of
the two Catholic churches.
The empleyes of the Pennsylvania shep3
contemplate having an excursion te Phila
delphia in the near future.
The annual meeting of the shareholders
of St. Jeseph's building association will
be held this evening. When the election
of directors and ether officers will be held.
During a game of ball in Kitchentewn
yesterday afternoon, a young man amused
himself by throwing stones and at last
succeeded in bitting one of his companions
cutting a severe gash above his right eye.
The appointment of our genial 'Squire
Qrier as superintendent of state printing
gives universal satisfaction in our ber
eugb. His place as justice of the peace
in the Second ward will be filled by Mr
Soett Paten, who will preside ever his
court.
The new freight depot of the Reading &
Columbia R. R. company is rapidly ap
preaching completion and will be ready
for the painters te morrow. The new
station is also assuming the appearance of
a v.-ry elegant structure, and will be an
ornament te the town, offering accem
modatiens much superior te the one which
the company new eccupys. .,,
This morning while a farmer's team was
going up Locust street the horse became
frightened at some boys playing ball and
ran up the street causing much excitement.
Our policeman should prohibit boys from
indulging in this pastime in our principal
streets.
A slight wreck occurred at Mountville
this morning about 4 o'clock. Empire
freight east, while occupying a siding, was
shifting two cars when the engine slipped
from the rails. The Columbia wreck crew
was called into service and after two or
three hours work succeeded in clearing
the tracks. Trains were detained but a
short while.
THE SOUrHERN GNU.
Crlap Uulllegs from the Oxford " Press. "
The congregation of Zion M. E. church
at Fairfield, are making preparations iui
building a new church edifice about
$900 bave been collected for the pur
pose. R. H. Kirk reports an albino blackbird
in a floek of these birds en his son's farm
at Pleasant Greve, Lvacaster county, en
Sunday last. It is perfectly white and
makes a singular appearance amongst its
black mates.
The Lancaster oeunty mutual hail
insurance co , recently appraised eighty or
ninety losses, amounting te about $3,000.
The losses in Sadsbury, Bart, (Joleraine,
Eden, Fulton, Little Britain and Drumere
township have already been adjusted.
Jeseph C. Stubbs, of Fulton township,
caught a four and a half pound bass in
the Susquehanna at Paddy's Reck, Peach
Bettem, last week.
Slight Fire.
Between two and three o'clock this
afternoon a two story brick stable belong
ing te Mrs. Herman Miller, situated en
Mifflin street, immediately in rear of her
eap store, 42 East King street, was discov
ered te be en fire. The firemen responded
promptly te the eloetrio call and very seen
had the flames extinguished, the building
being only slightly damaged and a half ten
of hay and straw destroyed. The fire is be
lieved te have been the work of an iu
eendiary, as the match appears te have
been applied te a bundle of hay that bad
been thrown down from the mew, and
from this the flames ascended te the ha;
in the mew above. The less is covered by
insurance.
Larceny as llallee.
Isaiah Smith,breugh suit before Alder
man Feidney'agkipsthis brother, charg
ing him with larceny as bailee. Isaiah
alleges that his brother holds money
belonging te him which he refuses te give
up. Geerge gave bail for a hearing en
Saturday.
Hand Injured.
Christian Mussleman, an ompleye at
the braneh store of D. S. Bursk, corner of
Chestnut and Mary streets, while in the
act of slicing dried beef, cut the point from
one of his fingers, making a painful
wound.
Watch Factory Started.
This morning the Lancaster watch
company, which has been closed sinoe the
the first of the month resumed operation
in all of its departments, with a full force
of empleyes.
The Electric Light.
The electric light company are making
rapid progress and had it net been for the
rain te-day all the poles in the southeastern
B3Ctien of the city would have been erect
ed. bpxeial iteticxb.
Usk, Instead of unwholesome cosmetics
Glenn's Sulphur Seap, which purifies the skin.
"nill'8 Hair Dye," bla-k or brown, 0 cents.
aul3-lwdoed&w
Skinny Men.
" Wells' Health Benewcr" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
nal Debility, si.
Small Pox eradicate;;. Small Pox cured,
Small Pox pttMngs prevented by Darbys Pre
phylacllc Fluid.
Thk most popular ana iragrant Pei lume or
theday'-HACKMETACK." Try it. Sold by
H. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 130
N ertii Queen street feb7-eed3
The Resurrection or Lazarus
Was a miraculous operation. Ne one thinks
or raising the dead these times, though some
desperately close te death's deer have been
completely restored by Burdock Bleed Bitters
te genuine and lasting health. Fer sale by H.
B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 189 North Queen
street.
irxw
piUSOBB WTIUZEB.CO
HUMAN
Cempcsed of Pure Human Excrement and Urine.
Tobacco, erase, porn, &e. s w
fold by WM. H. JONES. Ne. 1621 Market Street ; C. B . SOGERS. Ne. :133 Market Street ;
GBAHAM, EMLEN A PASSMOBK. se. C31 Market Street ; J.JBIBEB A SON, Brancntewn,
Philadelphia, and responsible dealers generally.
OFFICE NO. 333 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. augl5-Cmd
The greatest contagion destroyer ever
known fa Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.- -It pre
vent small Pox. ' 2 i ft
Helped Hep Out. "
"Fer years have been a severe sufferer lrem
pains in the back. Tried various applications.
une oeuie ej Themas Jtciectric vu entirely
cured me. Cured etDt rs equally quick." Mrs.
Bennlng et 14th St., Buffalo, wrote this. Fer
sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 133
North Queen street.
Neuralgia aud Sick Headache.
Iu Aurera, HI., lives Mrs. Win. Henien. She
says: fBamari tan Nervine cured me of neu
ralgla;1 vertigo and sick headache."
49-In the Diamond Dyes mero coloring is
given for 10 cts., than in any 15 or 25-cent dyes,
and they give taster and mera brilliant colors.
Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure consists of internal
and external treatment at the same time and
ltmakesthe skin white, sett and smooth. It
contains no poisonous drugs. $1. at druggists.
" The headache in my case was one of long
standing, but Dr. Bensen" Celei y and Cham'
emile Pills conquered." C. T. Beiner, German
Minister et the .Gospel, Leslie, Ohie. SO cents,
at druggists.
Mowers! Mothers l mothers l
Are you disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
If se, go at once and get a boltleef MBS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYUUP. It will relieve
the peer little sultercr Immediately depend
upon It ; there Is no mistake about It. There is
net a mother en earth who has ever used it,
who will net tell you at ence that It will
regulate the bowels aud give rest te the
mether, and relief and health te the child, op
erating llke magic. It is perfectly sale te use
In all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and Is
the prescription or one of the eMest and best
lemale physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
mayl-M.W,S&w
What Is It Geed Fer ?
Let us tell you what Dr. Themas1 Ecleclrle
Oil is geed ter. It is death te rheumatism and
neuralgia. It will cure a burn blte, or pain,
and is equally geid for sprains. Fer safe by
H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street.
Feb chills, fever, acue, and weakness, Cel
den's Liquid Beef Tonic. Celden's ; take no
ether. Of druggists. uul3-lwdcedw
I have been slllictcd for twenty years, dur
ing the months et August and September,
with Hay Fever, and have tried various reme
dies without relief. 1 was induced te try Ely's
Cream Balm; have used It with lavorahle re
sults, and can confidently recommend It te all
similarly afflicted. Bebbkt W. Townley, (ex (ex
Mayer) Elizabeth. N. J.
1 have been a Hay Fever sufferer ler three
jears: have ettcn heard Ely's Cream Balm
spoken et In the highest terms; did net take
ranch stock in it because et the many quacic
medicines. A triend pcrsuaded me te try the
Balm, and 1 did se with wonderful success.
This recommendation you can use ler tlie
benefit of Hay Fever sufferers. T. S. Gnszc,
8yracnse, N. Y. Prlce 50 cents.
a2-2wdeeil4w
SKin Dlefiftgen.
"Swnyne'3 Ointment" ) Cures the most lnvot lnvet
"Swayne'8 Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment" ) crate cases of skin dto dte
'& wayne's Ointment" )
"Swayne's Ointment" eases, such as tetter,
"Swayne's Ointment" S ,- i, -,,i ,,,
"Swayne's Ointment" ) saU bcum,scald head.
"Swayne'H Ointment" Vbaber's Itch, sores, all
"Swayne's Olntinenf'i , .., ,!,
"Swayne's Ointment" jcrH3tY- scaX?' Itching,
"Swayne's Ointment" skin eruptions, and
"Swayne's Ointment" Jt(,at ,iitrpcqin mm.
"Swayne's Ointment" lcat ""stressing com
"Swayne's Ointment" plaint, itching piles,
"Swayne's Ointment" i u , eflectual cure
"S wayne-s Ointment" ) ulc en,y CIteclual curn
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter hew obsti ebsti
"S wayne's Ointment" nate or Ions standing.
Ask for It and use no ethor. It CUBES
where all else tails. Sold by all drupglsts,
A Conch, Celd or Sere Threat
Bcquires immediate attention. A neglect ir
ritates the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the result. "1)B. SWAYNE'S .COM
POUND SYBUP WILD CHEBBY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, actsdircctly en
the lungs, threat and chest, purifies the bleed,
and ler bienchlal, asthma, all pulmonary af
fections et long standing,! Is the bestremedy
ever discovered. Price 25 cents and $1 per
bottle The large size is the most economical
Sold bv sill best drucalsls. IH-MWAFlvdAw
lUCATIIl:-
Hesb. August 14, 188J, in
tills city. Careline
U., wile et Christian Herr, in her 57th year.
The relatives and lriones t.1 the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral
lrem her la te residence. Ne. 35 Seuth Water
street, en Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Harrisburg papers please copy.
Kemper. August 13, 18S3. In M.mhelin town
ship Mrs. Eliza Kemper, wl' of Samuel u.
Kemper, aged 57 years, 7 months and 8 days.
The relatUes and Iriends et th? iamlly are
respectfully invite! te attend the funeral
from her late residence, en the New Helland
pike, one mile east et Lancaster, en the farm
et B.J. McGrann, en Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Services ut the house. Interment
one mile cast of Ephrata.
Greier Aug. 15, 1P83, In Stra-jburg ber.'
Mr. Charles M. Grelner, son et Daniel Grcin
er. in the 27th year et hli age.
Netice of funeral hearatter..
POLITICAL.
Democratic state Ttcftet.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
MA JOB llOUEBT TAGGABT, Warren f e.
STATE TREASURER.
HON. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Ce.
Ueanty Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORKEV.
JOnN. A. COYLE. Lancaster.
rlUSON INSPECTORS.
PH. KUHLMAN. Lancister.
JOHN II. MENAUG I, Mt. Jey.
rOOR DIRECTORS.
H. E. SHIMP, E. Cocalico.
C. B. UEBB, Millersvlllc.
oeuirrr surveyor.
KOBEBT EVANS, Eden.
NISW AVrtCKTlSMiLENTS.
YIT ANTED-A STRIPPEcC GlKL
GOOD
T V wages will be paid. Apply at
JOHN SHUOAD'S CIGAB STOKE,
It
Ne. 41 West King street.
TAU91GARDNER & JEFFRIES.
COAL DEALERS.
OFFICES. Ne. 21 North Quebx Street, and
Ne. 664 Xeeth Pr.mcB Street.
YAEDS. North Prisce Street, ker Bead-
iira Depot.
LANCASTEB. PA.
auglMIil
"POSTPONED.
THE
PICN I C
OF THE
Lancaster Msennercher
HAS BEEN POSTPONED UTH,
TO-MORROW.
All Active and Passive Members are invited
te continue the festivities at
Msenaercher Mull this Evening:. It
Ne premium and be disceumt en
TRADE DOLLABS. Brlmr thm along
as usual In exchange ler goods at
LOWEST CASH PBICE3.
Afresh s'upply eT FALL GOODS lust re
ceived, whlcn will be sold at extremely small
profits.
HBNRT-BEOHTOLD,
Ne. 52 North Queen Street,
Sign of the Big Stocking. teb3-lyd
lXxslAJL'XV'JlL
autmxtibxmextb:
GUA HO-
,-. a
Ait - T .
Unrivaled for Wheat,
&BW jLDVjaBTiajSMENTS.
WAMTED. a. GOOD GIRL TO DO GEH
eral Housework. Inquire at Ne. S00
North Duke street. al3-2t
WANTKD, AX THIS OFFICE, DAILY
iHTBiiioKJcxusel Julj I7and July 18,
18S2.
tfd
YELLOW FBOMX CIGAR STORE, SI
erth Queen street. Headquarters ter
the best 6c cigar in the city, at - -
HABTMAN'S.
SQUABS.
J. Z. 8TAUFFER, Goedvllle, Lancaster Ce..
Pa. Manutacturer of Fine Pennsylvania and
Demestic Clears. Orders promptly attended
te. aug3-3md
TAILORS WANTED1 COAT. TEST AMD
Pantaleon-makers Nene, but first-class
hands need apply. JOHN G.HAAS' '
aU-3t Nes. 129 and 131 K. Queen St.
STEVENS HOUSE
SHAVING AND HAIB DBESSING
SALOON.
Geed Journeymen and prices same as ethCi
saloons. H. WAGNEB,
mylS-tiil Manager.
MAKE tiO MISTAKE, FOR YOU CAM
buy the best 5c. Havana cigar In the
market, at
HABTMAN'S YELLOW FEONT CIGAB
STOBE.
ZlLOSfMG OUT SALE.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
The Entire Stock of HABDWABE; CUT,
LEBY AND BUILDEB'S SUPPLIES is new
offered at Private Sale, at est.
Call at the Old Established Hardware Stere
NO. 37i SOUTH QUEEN 8TBEET,
al3-3tM.W"AS JOHN MAY.
$15,000
WANTED. SECURITY WILL
be first mortgage en city real
fcdlate worth twice the amount of lean and
15,000 collateral fire Insurance. Sums te be
net less than S5,rce. Ayply 1 e
BAUSMAN ft BUBNS,
Beat Estate Agents,
al3-8tcedB 10 West Orange street.
A FINE FARM FORSALK I OFFERFOR
sale my Farm, known as " Wellington."
containing 220 Acres. It is very desirably
located, soil et a superior quality an? one et
the most productive in Cecil county, Md. It
Is 1 mile from Pert Deposit, where there are
frequent trains dally te Philadelphia and
Baltimore ; also two te Columbia. Geed build
ings which are supplied with water by hy
draulic. Terms te accommodate. Fer further
information call en or address.
T. H..PATTEN,
a8-3wdW&S Pert Deposit, Md. .
PttOFOSALS WILL UK RECEIVED AT
the office et Alderman J. K. Barr, clerk
of the Street Committee, up te 5 o'clock en
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1883, for
the construction et a two-feet sewer, extend
ing from the Vine street sewer, new building,
along Lime street te north side of Mifflin
alley, te be built according te plans and spee-
mcationste de seen at tne omce et wm,
B.
Gerhart, Citv Kesrulater. Ne. 34 North
Duke
street, second fleer et Grant building.
al4-2t
f IRARD FIKK INSURANCE VOHPAHI
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets evor ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Current'Bates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East
ml2-CmaM.W&SB
King Street
HAVING DISSOLVED PARTS BKbHIP
and permanently closed the Chestnut
fctreet Iren Works, 1 desire te inform my old
patrons and the public generally, that lam
still in the business, being located iu the Pcnn
Iren Company's V erks. North Plum street,
where I am making Iren and Brass Castings
ofevervdetriptlen. and will be pleased te
serve all who may laver me with their patron
age. Frem 40 years experience in the business
and using the best material and employing
the best mechanics, I am satisfied I can guar
antee entire satlslactien. Castings mate from
a mixture et iron and steel which are mero re
liable for strength and durability than the
best cast iron known. V teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work a specialty. Cast
ings made et very sett iron, and brass cast
ings et every description. I have all the pat
ters ar the well and laverably known Mowrer
Cern and Cob Crusher, refitted and Improved.
Alse en hand, mills completely fitted up or in
parts, te replace old ones which have been In
use ler years, guaranteeing them te give sat
isfaction. ang!4-6md B. C. McCULLEY.
IKaNO FESTIVAL.
IK
COMMEMOBATION OF THE TWENTY.
FIFTH ANN1VEBSABY OF THE
LANCASTEB MENNEBCUOB.
AUGUST 13, 14, 16 and 16.
CONDUCTOB C. MATZ.
Mehdat, Ang. 13. Grand reception and ded
icatory concert for members and Invited
cruests enlv. at Mronnercher Hall.
Tuesday, Aug 14. Grand festival concert at
Momnercner Hall, containing mass choruses,
executed by all societies, society choruses,
Saartets, soles, etc. Soloists Mme. Amelia
ertzer, of Philadelphia ; Mme. Minna Beehm
Geraldine Hammer, and Messrs. Carl Zim
merman and J. H. Wachman, of Baltimore.
Overtures and accompaniments by an orches
tra of 30 Instruments. Tickets, 50 cents ; te be
had from the executive committee, Bacr's
Sens and Ven Dersmith's bookstores, and at
the hall.
Wkdkksday, Aug. 15. Grand Picnic and
Open-Air Concert by the different societies,
the City Band, irenville Band, Buckaiew
Band, et Yerk, aud the Mountville Band, at
Becky Springs. Ticket?, i5c. Omnlbusses
will leave for the Springs from Centre Square
and Knapp's Hall, East King street.
Thursdat, Aug. 10. Grand Festival Ball at
Mm nnercher Hall. Tickets ler non-members,
admitting one gentleman and one lady, ! 00.
Additional Lady Tickets, 50c. Ne ladies ad
mitted unless accompanied by n gentleman.
Tickets te be had lrem the Executive Com
mittee. The passive members et the Lancaster Mien Mien
ncrcher and the socletles from abroad have
tree access te all festivities, except te the
Grand Concert en Tnesdav eventnsr.
Executive Committee :
T.. ... ?.. W r 1 &
IU neir.u. euruari,
Gre Plelffer, C. Matz, A. Ball.
V. HeDlel. Phil.
Dinkclberg, J. G. Fisher.
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f1 RAND Sl'KClAL HALF,
LADIES'
Muslin Underwear,
COMMENCING SATUBDAY, AUGUST 18.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Bcspecttully Inform "tbe Ladies et Lancaster
that they have bought thesurplus stock et one
of the largest manutacturcrs of Ladles'
Ready-Made Garments
Which will be sold at prices MUCH UNDEB
the cost of manufacture.
500 Dezen Garments
of Superior quality and finish. In a great va
riety of styles, at
ASTONISHING PRICES.
LADIES' COK?ET COVEBS at 10c. and up
wards.
LAD1EV DBKS8ING EACQUESat40c.and
upwards. . ;
LADlEs' WALKING SKIBTS at SUc. anil
upwards.
LADIKS' CHEMISE at 12c. and upwards.
LADIES' DBAWEttS at 12c. and upwards.
LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS at 49C and up
wards. '
The Mether Hubbard Gewn,
Se beautiful and becoming te every lad yw will
be displayed In a large variety of styles. -
ALL GOODS AT EQUALLY LOW PbTcES.
We desire te call special attention ;-fca the
tact that the goods are et superior make and
will be sold ler less than the cost et the ma
terial. - -.
Watt, Shand & Ce., . ;
NEW. YORKtSTORE.
NOS. 8 ana 10 EAST IN6 ST. -
-EM-TlM:
WEDNESDAY BVKNTKO, AUG. 16. 183a
AFTEBN00N TELEGBAHS
THE BOAT RACE AT W ATKINS TO-DAF.
.!' Suaeuvslac Agalmst OeMUitj-T
I '' W-. -. . .- . .
Uefi ler the Judges.'
Watkins, N. Y. Ang. 15. In the first
trial heat of the professional beat nee
this merniag the contestant were Rees,
PIiiBtee GreffiniLee aid Coarteey. Rew
secured a fine lead, Courtney, ' who' "was
fourth getting away drew up te third
place very easily and was seen eon.
testing for second place, bnt Lee
steered directly across Courtney's coarse
se that at the half mile they had almost
looked ears and Courtney had virtually
eeased te exert himself. They rowed along
side for nearly a mile before Lee would
take his own course. Ress wen the heat
in 10:42 ; Lee .second and, Courtney third.
The crowd howled its disappointment, as
this would shut Courtney out et the-
Eesend trial heat, and also out of anv
contest .with Hanlen. Courtney claimed
second place en account of Lee's give out.
Judges have net yet decided the point
TEXAS TRAGEDIES.
A Minister Shet Dead in Texas Tows.
Luline, Tex., Aug. 15. Ret. R. Q.
Sewell was shot dead en the street here
yesterday afternoon by Lawrence Den
man. The causes leading te the sheeting
are of a domestic nature and can only ba
published en the trial of the case. Ne one
blames Denman and yet Rev. Mr. Sewell
is regarded as the victim of a conspiracy,
as he 'asserted in an anti mortem state
ment. Beth parties were highly conneeted
Mr. Sewell was a Methodist clergyman
and the local agent of the American Bible
society.
A Railroad Contractor Murdered.
San Antonie, Texas, Aug. 15. James
Winters, a well known railroad centi actor,
has been murdered near Saltillo, Mexico,
while returning te camp from that city
with funds te pay off his empleyes. He
was waylaid and murdered for his money.
THE STRIKE.
Net u Particularly Drlght Prospect for the
Operators.
New Yebk, Aug. 15. The Western
Union officials said this morning that the
wires were net tampered with last
night and consequently there was no de
lay in getting at work this morning.
They say that there is new very little pros
pect that the brotherhood will obtain
what it has demanded. It is said that
there are many among the striking opera
tors who have begun te feel that it is use
less te continue the fight any longer and
they predict that a failure of the strike
will be the death of the Brotherhood of
Telegraphers.
The Strikers Seek au Interview.
At neon te-day a committee of six
striking operators, formerly employed by
the Western Union telegraph company,
waited en General Eekert and asked for
an ..interview, which was granted. It is
net known what preposition they have te
advance.
The cemmittea said that their call was
net te be considered as a weakening en the
part of the brotherhood. Their pur
pose was te inquire en what terms the
men would be taken back into the service
Gen. Eckert says he would reccemmend
that these new out should apply te their
respective superintendents as te the terms
for resumption e!' work.
LA.HOK CONSIDERATIONS.
The .tuialgamateu Association's Proceedings.
Philadelphlv, Aug., 15. The morning
session of the amalgamated iron and steel
workers convention was occupied almost en
tirely in the discussion of the report of the
committee en constitution, and several
laws which was net finished. At the hour
of adjournment a resolution that all an
nual conventions hereafter be held at
Pittsburg was discussed but net disposed
of. A committee was appointed te repre
sent the association before the United
States Senate cemmitte en labor and edu
cation. The New VorlctJteck Market.
New Yerk, Aug. 15. The stock market
opened with an improved feeling and an
advancing terdency. Efferts were made
te break Western Union and ether stocks,
which yielded momentarily, but "shorts"
were evidently anxious te cover, and under
the purchases an advance of J2 per
cent, took place, the latter in Northern
Pacific common. The dealings were large
and attended with much excitement.
An Exceedingly Commendable Action.
Buffalo, Aug. 15. An open letter has
been addressed te Captain J. D. Rhodes,
by the Canadian authorities, stating that
any attempt by him or any ether persons
te swim the whirlpool rapids will be
looked upeu as coming from an insane
person, and that they will be prevented
from carrying it out as far as taking the
water from the Canadian shore is con
cerned. Anether Heslness Failure la New Yerk.
New Yebk, Aug. 15. The failure of
E. C. Stedman & Ce., bankers and
brokers, was announced at the stock
exchange this afternoon. The liabilities
are small and the firm ewes no one but its
customers. The failure is due te a
dishonest clerk, who took securities and
hypothecated them for his own specula
tions or fictitious account;.
The Senate Wants te Qe Heme,
Habrisbcbe, Aug. 15. The Senate to
day refused te concur in an amendment te
the resolution of the Heuse making final
adjournment contingent upon the passage
of apportionment bills.
In the Heuse the bill te repeal the act of
1874 relative te apportionment was dis
missed. A Most Sad Accident.
Londen, Aug. 15. While thirteen men
were being hauled te the surface at a mine
near the town of Redrntb, Cornwall, to
day, the repe attached te the ear in which
they were standing, broke. Twelve of the
men were precipitated te the bottom of
tbe shaft and instantly killed.
WEATHER JNMUATIOHS.
Washington, Aug. 15. Fer the Mid
dle Atlantie states, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, east winds,stationary
temperature, stationary or lower barome
ter. Democratic Retolutless.
Among the resolutions adopted by the
Democratic county committee of Berks
at their meeting at Reading en Monday,
were the following :
" That the ' ultimatum ' of the Republi
can obstructionists in the Senate is a
subversion of liberty, an assumption of
unwarranted power, unsanctioned by law
or parliamentary usage, and denies the
people one of the principal rights guaran
teed by the constitution an honest, just
and fair apportionment.'
"That the administration of our superb
I governor, Kebert rJ. rattisen, has our un
qualified approval, and in view of his .in
telligent, faithful and earnest effort si in
.bebalf of reform, retrenchment, economy,
and jn defense of the constitutional rights
of the ptople we declare that his equal
has net graced the gubernatorial ehair
since the days of the Pennsylvania's Ger
man governors."
ci rxji'klir
Villas.
,Th.townef Garfield had a population
of 5,000 persons a year age, and their activ
ity was se intense that theirnumber seemed
much greater.. New a few empty houses
are all that are left, the people having
gene away. The site of Garfield is in the
oil regions of Pennsylvania, " When I was
here before," muses a visitor, 'fa city
steed upon the crest of this gently rolling
lull, a city with no room or time ler visi
tors, and only elbow room for men with
urgent business. I slept in a blanket en
the sales counter of a bake shop, and was
glad te pay a dollar for the privilege : te
day the bake shop is gene, but I could
sleep in as many deserted buildings as
there are days in the month." It is
estimated that ever $3,000,000 was
invested in land and machinery, and
only about half of that valuej Je oil was
obtained. After figuring up $t that way
the less in money, the writer makes a
pathetic paragraph. He asked his. guide
why he remained in the ruined place. " I
could de better away," was the reply,
" bnt I can't go. She wants me te stay
Tem's widow, I mean ; my partner, sir,
an' I'm taking care of his widow and one
child. I premised him I'd de it, and I
will He was a city chap, you see, an' he
eame here with a hothouse flower of a
wife and a little money. He struck up a
partnership with me, for I knew all about
the oil business, and he didn't. .He get
killed at the well, and as he was dying I
premised te de the square thing by his
widow. She wants te stay here, because
they lived here the first days of their mar
ried life. When she gets ever it we'll go
away ; but what she wants I want, an' se
we stay.
A Uaeer Place.
A Btranger visiting the Pitman Greve
campmeeting might be impressed with the
idea that he had stumbled en a party of
lunatics. Yet en inquiry he would be
told that the several dozen people who are
wildly shouting and carrying en
at the " mourners' bench" are these
who are seeking the salvation of their
souls. Seme of them cry out : "AmenJ
Glory I Lord ! I am here ! Come and take
me ! My eyes have been closed but they
are new open ! Yea 1 Lord !" Brether
Inskip shouts aloud : " If any of you feel
that you can give up all te Ged, stand
right up and say se 1" Then the brethren
around him shout, (: Stand up ! stand up!"
Then Brether Inskip spies a man who is
net standing up. lie points at this man
and says: "Come, brother. Yes, you, I
mean ! Yeu right ever there ! Stand up
new and give all te Ged ?" The man rises
and Brether Inksip continues : "He's up
new. Let us sing !" After Dr. McDonald
had preached a sermon of unusual pun
gency, Brether Inksip jumped up and
exclaimed : " Draw the ropes I Step the
crowd I Sit down ! Sit down ! The Hely
Ghost is in our midst 1 When the bell
rings for dinner pay no attention te it. Te
your knees 1 Te yenr knees !" About a
a quarter of the crowd thus appealed te
paused for a few moments. Presently the
dinner bell rang, and away they scampered
te the enjoyment of creature comforts.
What tbe Heuse Should De.
Philadelphia Bccerd.
The present congressional apportion
ment in Pennsylvania is an outrageous
perversion of justice. The McCracken ap
portienment which the Republican sena
tors propose te substitute for it is still
mere outrageous. WhaS remains for the
Heuse te de is te pass fair bills, making
all reasonable concessions te Republicans
demands, and, upon the refusal of the
Senate te concur, te adjourn and go home?
MJlBKXIB.
Philadelphia market.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15. Fleur firm, a d
In fair demand.
Bye flour at $3 25:t Ci.
Wheat stronger : Ne. ! Western Bed, SI 18;
Ne. 3 ile. SI 14 ; Ne. 1 Pa. Bed. SI 20K1 21 ;
Cern quiet: sail yellow atG4QG5c ; de mixed
61K0G2KC : Ne. 3 Mixed, 538 COc.
Oats scarce and ttrm : Ne. '1 White, old, 4Qc ;
Ne. 3 de, 44c ; Ne. 2 Mixed, 40c new crop, Q
cq less
Bye scarce at GiQCla
Seeds-Timethy dull at S175100 ; Flaxseed,
SI C01 55.
Previsions firm.
Lard steady.
Butter dull.
Eggs scarce.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at SI 10
New Yerk Markets
Nkw Yerk, Aug. 15. Fleur a shade stiengcr
moderate Inquiry.
Wheat JiQIc higher and very firm ; fairly
active speculative tracing: Se 2 Bed, Aug.,
Si iy; Sept., ti i?;ii 19J4 ; Oct, si 2e
1 21ic
Cern
7faQc niancr: meucraiciy active
Mixed Western spot, 55G5Jc ; de future. G2
061c
Oats QJic better; Ne. 2 Ang, 35Ji"c;
Sept., 35; Oct,, 33e ; State, 40g51c ; Western.
36950c.
Live Stock IHaraet.
New Yerk Beeves Becelpts, 900 he id;
mainly expert cattle ; no trading In beef cat
tle: dull demand for dreasel beet at SfJOXc
for common te prime city dressed natives;
67c ler Te.vans and Colerado stock, and 7 a
9c for Weitem dresse '. Shipments, 570 head
live cattle.
Bheep Beceipls, 2,700 head; weak an unset
tled at S3 75Q5 50 ter sheep and 34 37 5 75 for
lambs, with a few lets et choice Pennsylvania
and Jersey lambs taken at SO 257. Dreaseb
mutton sold at S7Q9.
Hogs Bccelpts. 1,600 head ; none for sale
alive.
East Liberty Cattle Becelpts, 1,710 head ;
market slew at yesterday's prices.
Hogs Becelpts. 1.810 head : market slew ;
Philadelphia and Yorkers, S5 80g6 00.
Sheep Becelpts, 3,400 head ; nothing doing.
stock mar Beta.
Quotations by ttecd, McGrann & Ce, Hunk
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
11 a.m. 12m. . r. v.
C. C A I. C...... ......... .... ....
Michigan Central 834
New Yerk Central 115$ usk 115H
New Jersey Central 81 X 82' 83$
Ohie Central 8 8
Del. Lack. A Western.... 121 12I& 121
Denver Bie Grande.... 31 3iyA 3t4
Krle... .............. ........ 29- 31j 31
Kansas A Texas 22 23 93
Lake Shere 106 103 loc
Chicago N. w., com.... 122 122 121
N.N.,Ont.A Western.... 20 21 2lvi
bt, Paul Omaha 40 40 40
Pacific Mall 30 30 31
Bechester Pittsburgh 15
St. Paul 99
Texas Pacific 2SH
Union Pacific.
85(5
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'rn Union Telegram
Louisville & Nashville.
N. Y.,Chl. SLL
Lehlah Vallev
17H
w
8M
Lehigh Navigation 43
512
r-ennayivania.
ueauing at
P. T.& Buffalo 11
Northern Pacific Cem... 41
Northern Pacific Pref... 78JJ
Hestenville
Philadelphia Erie :..
Nertnern Central 50
Underground............
Canada Southern 50
OU lOOtf
People's Passemcer.
554
60
110
5IJ4
Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks firm.
Philadelphia A Erie B. B. 17k
Beading Ballread 2G
Pennsylvania Ballread 57
Lehigh Valley Ball read G9J$
United Companies or New Jersey 191
Northern Pacific. 42
Northern Pacific Preferred. 80
Northern Central Ballread 5514
Lenlgh Navigation Company 44
Norristown Ballread 109
Central Transportation Company. 39
Pittab'g, Titusvllle BuflaleB. it. 1GK
Little Schuylkill Ballread e
New xextu
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks stronger at Opening. Meney 3c.
New Yerk Central WilA
Erie Ballread -31$
adams Express m
Michigan Central Ballread...; 83
Michigan BeuOiern Ballread. 105
Illinois central Ballread...: 128
Cleveland A-Pittsburgh' Ballread YSi
Chicago Beck Island Ballread 1I9
Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne Ballread 15 1
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 74
Teledo Wabash 19
New Jersey Central 83
New Yerk Ontario Western 21
Reported by j;u. Leaf.
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Lanc-C-f ty 6 per ct. Lean, daeint..MS
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b la 10 or a years. 100
Itanhelm borough lean 100
xtatmxKaena imvm.
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QaarryvtlleR.B.....: aw
MUleravlileStreetCar... "50
iBquixerPrintiagCeuipanyr........ SO
Gas Light and Tuel Company......
Stevens Heuse (Bends) 100
Columbia Gas Company............. -
Columbia Water Company...........
Susquehanna Iren Company....... MS
Marietta HoUewware. ............... 100
Stevens Heuse.......... ........ ...... 59
81cily Island w
KastBrandywlne Waynesb'g.... SO
KOlersrnie Nermal Scheel
Northern Market
XISCHLLMraOVS BOMDfl.
Quarryvllie K. K due 18W. siee
Beading ft CelamblaiB. B-6's....... 100
Lancaster Gas Light aadTJuel Ce..
due In ler 90 years lee
Lancaster Gas Light and Tnel Ce.,
dlie 1888...... ............... ..........100
Eastern Market 60
WesternMarket be
TDUnnnoeu
Big Spring ft Beaver Valley. s 96
tic
Bridgeport ft Horeshee isx
22
IS
311
wnuuiuiaabusBiiUUb am 3D
'Xuumbla ft Washington 23
Columbia ft Big Spring. 23
Columbia ft Marietta. 25
Maytown ft Elizabethtown. 25
Lancaster ft Ephrata .; 26
Lancaster ft WUlew Street 25
StrasDurg ft Millport ;. as
Marietta A Maytown 25
Marietta Mount Jev 95
LancEilzabethm Middle t'n..... 100
Lancaster ft ITrnltvllla. no
.Lancaster ft Lltltz 89
Lancaster ft WiBlamstewn as
Lancaster ft Maner. 50
Lancaster A Manhnlm 25
Lancaster Marietta 95
Lancaster New Helland 100
Lancaster ft Susauehanna. 300
BAIfK STOCKS.
First National uanm. SI 00
Farmers' National Bank 50
Fulton National Bank 100
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50
Columbia National Bank 100
C hristiana National Ban k. . 100
Ephrata National Bank ;.. in
First National Bank, Columbia.. ..100
First National Bena, Strasburg.... 100
First National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100
Lltltz National Bank 100
MonUelJi National Bank 100
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. se
New llollaneVNatlonal Bank....... urn
Gap National Bank 100
nouaebeia market.
SAiar.
Butter fB 17O20e
Cup cheese, 2 cups 5c
Cottage cheese, 2 pieces. 5c
Dutch cheese V lump !;0c
rOULTXT.
Chickens f pair (live) SI 0 1.25
" f piece (cleaned) sosec
Spring chickens V pair. 608'JOc
Pigeons, ft pr -:533c
XISCXLLAinOCB.
Apple Butter fl qt , ..25c
EggsV der ;..lS20c
AeiiCjr jicr !) h
Iiftru. y &. . 1'2Q14C
Mince Meat V ft V2c
VBUITP.
xeacnes $$ ps... ............... .22.100
Plums per qt..... 150 0c
Baspberrles...., 10Q15c
Huckleberries qt 1O0
Blackberries fl qt. leai.'c
Apples, J K pk 2j25c
Bananas fl piece 335c
Currants, fl box.. .... .(te
Coceannts each 8012c
Currants, dried, fl lb 10c
Dried Apples fl qt 10c
" Peaches V qt 12c
Lemens fl doe 23c
Oranges fldez u j?75c
Cherries pr. qt RIOc
Cantaloupes Sgpivc
Watermelons ?0t?40c
VB0BTABLK8.
Tomatoes pr. pk. I0G15c
Beans, Lima, fl qt ile
Carrots ft bunch sc
Cabbage, ft head :i10c
Egg Plants 5jjl5c
Head salad a))fle
New Potatoes fl )$ pic l()c
44 flbus cec
Sweet Potatoes fl J$ pk. 2,'S35c
Badlshes fl buncn 5C
Green Cern pr. dez 15c
8eup Beans ft qt 12c
Salsllvfl bunch 130200
A urinjJS ft yt jiKb eC
t nu utir (' tic
Sqnashea pr piece 2rc
Cucumbers per dez 520c
TVSB.
Is&Lll&i fl Baaaea ltXS
Perch 13a
Beck. 12c
Halibut 15c
Pike 1012e
Spanish Mackerel fl 0 15c
Trout 12c
Clams per 100 800
MKATS.
Beet Steak, ft ft 12320c
" Beast (rib) fl & l20c
" " (Chuck) fl ft l'.!15c
14 Cerned.ft lb 12140
Bologna dried.... 35c
Pressed beef per lb 21c
Bacen fl lb iCe
Ham, sliced, fl ft .24c
Ham, whole fl lb 17lSc.
Spring Lambfl ft 2 c
I Mutten W & lCe
1 can 111 z ijc
Perk ft..
.12lGe
Shoulder ft lb
Sansuge fl lb
44 smoked fl ft
V CfU fl
Pudding
WKc
iseaice
UlC
1216a
O'.tAIN.
Cern fl bus CiijTOa
Cleversced, f bus.
110.50
rieurfiqr,
Cern rncal, fl qt
Oatmeal fl lb
Hay Tinicthy fl ten...
Oats fl bus
Bye uus ,
Tlmetli.' Seed fl 1ms.
Wheal nus
Flaxseed, fl bus
Hungarian, fl bus
Orchard Gress, fl bus.
Hemp, fl bus
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me
tieru urass, -$i pns.
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Bape Seed, fl bn S3 5"5 On
HATS AJilt CAJPS.
iHULTZS BOMS.
Bargains i Straw Hats.
We want te get rid of the few
the very few Straw Hats we
have left. Te de this we call
your attention te the following :
Any Bey's Straw Hat in the
store, 25c; Men's Macanaws,,
French Palm Leaves and Ma Ma
nilles at $1.00; these sold at
$4.00 early in the season.
This takes in nearly every
thing in Straws, and it will pay
us better te slaughter them than
te carry them ever.
SHULTZ'S SONS.
(Gundaker's Old Stan.',)
144 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa,
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JjAHCASTIUI COUBTY CTATiOMAI. JiAMK,
August 'J.1ESJ. '
rime kkuulak lmceuNT ia r
L this bank has been changed te the MON
DAY et each week ; and the stated meeting
et the Beard et Directors will hereafter be hell
en that day. r. II. BU ENEM AN,
J y 9 OtdAOtdeawACtw Cashier.
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Situated NOS. 34 AND 3C WEST KINt
STBEET; Lancaster. Pa., midway betweea.
Centre Square and Stevens .Heuse and Bead
lng Balliead Depot, and opposite Cooper's nod
Lien Hetel, and new occupied by A. N. Brcae -eman.
it has a lrontageef-23 feet 7 inciiej,
running back Ul feet, with the right of war
te the a feet alley en the west, while ever til
alley the second, third and fourth stories '
belong te the property, making the wneta
front 32 teet, 7 Inches, exclusive of the alley
wav.te which It has rlehtet tree Ingres-) ana
gres3atany and all times through te West
Mifflin street., J
This property U In geed repair, and Iim
been used as a shoe store and dwelling roc
nearly 60 years.
Ter further Information apply te
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