:lr 115 i llT- . .. . - c - -C '. ' T AXTriAcrrPD r A TT.Xr TWf'reT.TTJ.ErKTirrCfR TCmXTIAV ATTflTTaTgW idtie n LANCASTER DAILY mTELLItfENCER MONDAY, AUGUST 20. 1883. - . .: w J v KVj COLUMBIA NEWS. OUR IIKCULAK OOKEKSPONDKNUE icviiiiln Along the hMqBrtmnna Items Intnrest Ju and Around ttee iloreagh ricked up by Uie Intelli gencer iteperter. Amateur fishcrmau still continue te grumble about the peer fishing. Te-night a meeting of Riverside ledge Ne. 27, Ladies' Heme Communion will be held. St. Jehn's Lutheran church new has its front ornamented with a handsome gas light, a present from Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Kredel. A new gas Generating machine is new being placed in :i structure in the rear of li. a. Heise's hardware store, for the pur pose of lighting that building. A big crowd attended the Shawnee fire company's dancing picnic in Heise's weeds en Saturday. The boys realized a neat hum from the affair. Wrightsville was visited by a large driving party from Lancaster, all of the members of which seemed te enjoy hugely Iho trip te our little sister borough of the Yerk county hills. Seme excitement was caused in King's steam bakery, this merninir, by the blew ing off of the safety valve. When the extent of the damage was ascertained, the frightened werkrien returned te their labeis. The Tigy goat still continues the de ntiuctieu of prepeity. His latest gastre nemic feat was the disposition of two herse fly nets. The goat is a nuisance and should be quickly disposed of by the members of the company. A certificate of deposit ou the first na tional bank, of this place, for $15, the prepeity of Air. J. D. Morten, was lest en Saturday. As it was net endorsed it can de no person any geed and it is hoped that it will be returned. The quartermaster sergeant of Ce. C. will rccoive te-night all company property iiFcd by the members in the late encamp ment, and all parsons holding such are required te make their returns te night. Only asbeit drill is te be held. Mrs. Elizabeth Vaehe, wife of P. 13. Vache, died en Saturday afternoon at her icsidzuce en Third strcet, of dropsy of the heart, fiem which disease she had long been suffering. The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the remains will be interred in Mt. Bethel cemetery. The tickets te the dancing platform at the picnic of Cocestoga ledge, Ne. 4C5, K. of P., in Heise's weeds today, will be 25 cents. The proceeds from the picnic will be devoted te the widows and orphans funl of ledge Fer geed reasons the pic nic was postponed from the lGth inst. te this date. A Newtown baseball club was beaten at a game of ball at duckies by a club from the latter place en Saturday aftorueon.but later in the day the Ncwtewuers met the Cbickics players at a picnic held en Chick ics rock and gave their late visitors a tin ashing with their fists. They were bound te be victorious in something, if it had te be a fight. Personal. The llev. Ames Arthur, of Readiug, will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday. Mr. Kebctt Dean left te-day for Bosten, after a several weeks' visit te his old home brie. Judge James Ryan, wife and daughter Florence, returned home te Pottsville to day, after a pleasant visit te the gentle man's brother, Mr. Hebeit Ryan, en Wal nut strcet. Mr. W. Hayes Grier will net remove his ic-idcuce te llarrisburg, but will proceed te the sceue of his duties as state superin tnndeut of public printing in the morning tiain, and return in the evening. Mr. Benjamin Lichty returned this nerning te Philadelphia, after having huivcd ler ever a wrek as a substitute for an absent opei.it or in the dispatcher's office in the west y.m'.s of the l'ennsylva nia laihead licic. I.IkI of UiKiJiitmel Letters. The following is a list of Jetters romaiu remaiu iui: iu the posteilica for the week ending Monday, August 20, 18SI5 : - MiUa? Lint. Lizzin F. Heir, Mrs. A. 15.. Tenes, Louisa Klefiman, Leah Lantz, Eliza Markley, Mis. Mary McMahon, Mrs. Maggie Obcrlin, II. H. Sites aud Clara Smith. Gents' Lul.Ed. Barshingcr, E. P. U.tilcy, E. C. Borhek, Jes. A. Brnbaker, Wm." Boose, Herbert B. Brown, Erust IJrauniug, Jehn Caman, Fred. Coonley Cleggjrt Tab. Ne. 5, Jehn Dern, J. Emerick, First Nat. Mut. Aid society, Henry Fisher, Jehn II. Haldeman, A. Havcrstick, L. II. Ilcrr, C. Henry, Rev. M. J Hebau, W. Kaufmau, Wm. Kepply, E. E. Laue, Chas. Mintrich, Wm. Nuur niakcr, Jes. Oourderf, Jehn L Pryde, J. 1 1. Riddell, Jes. Roe, Jesse M. Renk, Adam Schmidt (for ), Gee. Smith, W. F. Wiley, A. S. Weel ley. A ltever 11 card Prem. Mr. Jehn A. Falck, son of Jehn Falck. tailor. 41 West King street, this r. ty, who went west a few ycai s age, aud alter visiting most of the cities in the min ing districts, settled down for a time as a druggist in Denver, Colerado, and sud denly disappeared mera thau a year age, aud was supposed te ha dead, has been heard fiem. His father received a letter from h: in a few days age, wherein he details at some length his jeurneyings. On leaving Denver he went te San Francisce, thence te Australia, visiting Sidney, Melbourne, aud ether important places en the gicat Southern Island. When he wrete he was in Tasmania, was in geed health, and receiving geed wages as salesman in an important drug store Mr. Falck is a gialuatj of the ollege el pharmacy, Philadelphia. He is a first rate fellow and has many friends in Lan caster, but from his childhood has had a penchant for revinir, and has mere than once said he would never rest satisfied until he had goue around the world. Children's Leve Feaat The annual recurrence of the children's leve feast was observed last evening in the Moravian church, at Lititz, with the customary impressive and beautiful cere monies. The interior of the old church was brilliantly illuminated and was crowded with the congregation and the throng of little ones. In the branches of the many fiue trees in the yard in front of the church were hung a large number of candles and Chinese lanterns, which pro pre Fcntcd a most attractive sight with the dark green grass and pines for a background. The cornet band which belongs te the church discoursed several musical selections and the impressive services wcre conducted by Rev. Naglc. Quite a number of peeple from Lancaster witnessed the interesting ceremonies. en te bcranten. Ma.j. C. II. Fasnacht, of Lancaster ledge Ne. G8, and Harry Smeych, of Inland City ledge, Ne. 83, left en the 10 a. m. train for Scran ten, as representatives of their respective ledges, in the sessions of the grand ledge, Knights of Pytbias, of Pennsylvania, which meets there this week and convenes te-morrow morning at 10 o'clock in the court house. Seme ;,000 knights are expected te be in atten dance, who will be welcomed te the city by Mayer Pewderly, and a very important meeting is anticipated. Deatb of Benjamin Harnisli. Benjamin Jlarnish the well known ma chinist of Eden, Manheim tewnsYip, died nu Sunday after a protracted illness, aged about 05 years. lie leaves a wife and several grown up sons. JOHN IBANKiruBD. He Is te be Bent Back te Lancaster. The following special telegram from West Chester, in regard te Jehn Frank ford, who has just been con victed in Chester county en a number of charges of horse stealing, was received by the Intelligencer this afternoon : "Jehn Frankford is te be sent te Lancas ter te serve out the balance of his sentence there. Judge Futhcy se decided this morning." Died in the West. Jacob Zsrcher, who left Willow Street about 40 years age and located at Eck mansville, Adams county, Ohie, died there en Wednesday of heart disease. He was a plasterer by trade, but since he left this county was ever since extensively engaged in farming. Deceased leaves a large fami ly, relatives and friends te mourn his death. Ha was a brother of Andrew Zer Zer eher, of Pequea. Special Meeting of Councils, There will be a special meating of select and common council te-morrow evening at 7:80 o'clock te take final action in refer ence te awarding the contract for building a six million gallons pump at the water works, as approved by the water commit tee Attention la called te the advertisement of the sale of the personal prepsrty of the late Gen. Ditmars, -which will take place te-morrow afternoon. SVX.CULL NOTICES- In Small Vex, Scarlet Kcver and Diphtheria Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will step the spread of the inlcctien. I recommend Lady Camelia's Secret ei Youth and Beauty for the complexion as be ing far superior te any article I ever used. It positively removes Freckles, and will remove Tan in one application, l'rice 50c. Fer sale at all druggists. MUS. J. RENNE SMITH, je23-CmdM.V Newark. N. J. Jfrewn's liouseneld 1'unacca. Is the most cllective Tain Destroyer in the world. Will most surely quicken the bPed whether taken internally or applied cxtei nally, and thereby mere certainly BELIEVE I'AIN, whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain alleviator, and it Is warranted dou ble the strength than any ether similar prepa ration. It cures pain in the Side, Hack or Bowels, Sere Threat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and ALL ACIIIiS, and is Tlie Urcat Kelievcr el Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should be in every family. A tcaspoenlul et the Panacea in a tumbler et het water sweet, ened, if preferred, taken at bedtime, will BREAK. UP A COLD. 25 cents a holtle. mayl-T,Th,F&w bkluuy Men. " Wells' Health Rcncwcr" restores licnllh and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex ual Debility. SI. Small I'ex eradicate.!. Small Pox cured, Small Pox pltMngs prevented by Darbys Pro phylactic Mil id. Helped Iter Out. "Fer years have been a hcv.-re sullerer Irem pains in the bark. Tried various applications. One bottle of Themas'' Eclectric OU entirely cured me. Ouied etturs equally quick." Mrs. Bcnninget lllh St., Buffalo, wrote till. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street. Neuralgia and Sick Headache. In Aurera, 111., lives Mrs. Wm. Hemen. She says : " Samaritan Nervine cured me of neu ralgia, vertigo and sick headache." ffS' In the Diamond Dyes mere coloring Is given ferlOcLs., than in anyl5er 25-centdyes, and they give taster and mere brilliant colors. What Is It Geed Fer '! Let us tell you what Dr. Ttiemas' Ecleclrlc Oil is geed ler. ltis death te rheumatlsni and neuralgia. It will cure a burn, blte, or pain, and Is equally geed for sprains. Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street. 3tPlain Talk from tin. swayhk Te Whom It May Cencern: Itching Piles is one of, the most annoying complaints known te physi cians. Every one can tell whether he Is thus afflicted by observing the following symp symp eoms: Intense itching, particularly alter get ting warm. It seems as it pin worms were crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps sometimes lenn. The private parts are el ten affected. The mero you scratch the worse the Itching. Knewing that my ointment is super ior te any arlicle In tin market, I guarantee il te euro the worst case et Itching piles in exist ence. Signed, II.SWAYNK, H. D. Dr. Swnync'3 Ointment is alseapicasant and cllective cure ler tetter, Itch, salt rheum, ery sipelas, barber's Itch, pimples, and all scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions, bold by all prominent druggists, or will be sent ter 50 els. (In 3c. stamps), 3 boxes, $1.23. Address, Dr. Swayne A Sen, Philadelphia, Pa. ectU-lydTu.Th&S&w Frem Cel. .1. Maidhet, of Ne Yerk: "1 have sullered sevorely ler the last ten years from Hay Fever in early and mid-summer and in the fall, ldcstreiu the interest of my fel low sufferers tetestiry in favoret Ely's Cream Balm. My short use et It demonstrated lis elllcacy. J. Maidiief, 401 Broadway. I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm te re lieve all persons sutterlng from Btse Celd and Hay Fever. I have been a great sullcrer Irem these complaints and have used It. I have re commended it te many of my fi lends ler Ca tirih, and in all cases where they have used the Balm freely they have baen cured. T. Kknjjkv, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y. anlG-2wdeedftw Use, instead of unwholesome cosmetics Glenn's Sulphur Seap, which purifies the skin. " Hill's Hair Dye," black or brown, 50 cents. aul3-lwdced&w Homers I JU ethers I Mothers l Are you disturbed at night and broken el your rest by a sick child suffering and crying will, the excruciating pain et cutting teeth 1 It se, go at ence and get a botlle el MBS. WIN SLOW'S SOOTHING SYUUP. It Will relieve tiie peer llttle sullerer 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 regulale the bowel and give rest te the mether, and relief and health te the child, op erating like magic. It Is perfectly aate te use in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the prescription or ene of the eldest and best lemale physicians In the United States. Sela everywhere. 25 cents a bottle. mayl-M.W,S&w I KKSCUED FKOIU DKAT11. The lollewlngstatement of William J. Cough in, of Semcrvlllc, Mass., Is se remarkable tnat we beg te ask for It Hie attention et our read ers. He says : "In the lall el 1S76 1 was taken with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my appetite and flesh, I was se weak at ene time that I could net leave my bed. In the sum mer el 1S77 1 was admitted te the City Hospital. While there the doctors said I had a liole In my leltlung as big as a half-dollar. 1 expend oil ever a hundred dollars In doctors and med icines. 1 was se lar gene at ene time a report went around that I was dead. 1 gave up hepe lint a friend told me et DR. WM. HALL'S RAI SAM FOR TIIE LUNGS. I laughe at my friends, thinking my case Incurable, but 1 gotabrttle te satisfy them, when le my sur prise a' d gratification, I commenced te feel better My hope, ence deud, began te revive, and te -fay I feel In better spirits than I have the past three years. "I write this hoping you will publish it, se that every ene atlticteil with Diseased Lungs will be induced te take DR. WM. II ALL'S BALSAM fORTIIE LUNGS, and be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. I have taken two bottle and can positively say that 11 has done me mero geed than all the ether medicines I have taken since my sick ncss. My cough has almost entirely disap peared and I shall seen be able te go te work.'4 rteld bv 11. B. Cochran, 187 North Queen street iieury' Carbolic salve. The best Salve in the world for cuts.brulscs sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve Is guaranteed te glve pericct satisfaction In every case or nieuey refunded. Be snre yen get Uemry's caicbolie Salvb, as all ethers are but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents. Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug store, 137 North Queen street. my29-4 Fes chills, lever, ague, and weakness, Cel, den's Liquid Beef Tonic Celder? ; take no ether. Of druggists. ' aul3-lwdcedftw The greatest contagion destroyer ever known Is Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. It pre vents Small Per. Fer Small Pox. expose Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in the room and nponge oil" the patient with It. Fer Lame Back, side or Chest use SUJ. LOU'S POROUS 'PLASTER. Price, 25 cent Sold by H. B. Cochran, 137 and 139 North Queen treet, Lancaster. teblteedG . twin inaeaaes. "Swayne's Ointment" ) Cures the me3t Invet "S wayne's Ointment". "Swayne's Ointment" ) crate cases of skin dis "swayne's Ointment" 1 "Swayne's Ointment" cases, such as tetter, "Swayne's Ointment" ,t rh(Mim ,,.. ..,, "Swayne's Ointment" saIt rneum.scaid head, "Swayne's Ointment" S baber's itch, sores, all "Swayne's Ointment" )etv gea itehlnt? "Swayne's Ointment" icrnsly 9calr "cning, "Swayne's Ointment" skin eruptions, and 'Swayne's Ointment" tt .nmressinfy com. "Swayne's Ointment" lt,-al ucssing com "Swayne's Ointment" plaint, itching piles, "Swayne's Ointment" ) ... , Giwmii rum "S wayne's Ointment" ) Ulc emy tnt-clual cure "Swayne's Ointment" no matter hew obstl ebstl "8 wayne's Ointment" ) nate or long standing. Ask for it aud use no ether. It CUBES where all else falls. Sold by all druggists, A Conch, Celd or Hore Threat itequlres immediate attention. A neglect ir ritates the lungs and an incurable disease is often the result. " Dli. SWAYNE'S COM POUND SYUUP WILD Clf EllKY " cures the most severe coughs and colds, actsdlrcctly en the lungs, threat and chest, purifies the bleed, and ler bienchial, asthma, all pulmonary af fections et longstanding, lsthebesticmcdy ever discovered. Price 23 cents and $1 per bottle. The large slze is the most economical Sold bv nil best druggists. tn-MW.tFlvUAw Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure consists of internal and external treatment at the sime time and it makes the skin white, sett and smooth. It contains no po'senons drills $1. at druggists. " The headache in my case was one of teny standing, but Dr. Bensen's Celey and Cham omile Pills conquered." C. T. Kclner, German Minister of the Gospel, Leslie, Ohie. r.O cents, at druggists. tow te hncure tle-.illii. t seems strange that any one will suffer from the many deiiingnments brought en by an lmpu'-e condition et the bleed, when SCO VILISSAIISAPAK1LLAANDST1LLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVEB SYUUP will restore perfect health te the physical organ iratlen. It la Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te take, aid has proven Itself te be the best BLOOD I'UBIFIEU ever discovered, elleet irilly curing Scrofula, .Syphlltfc disorders, V e.ikuess et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala ria; all nerveu disorders and debility, bil ious complaints and all diseases indicating an Impuut condition of the Bleed, Liver, Kid ncy.s, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects indl gestien. A single bottle will preve te you Its merits as a health xvnuwer, for It ACTS LIKE A C11AIIM, especially when the complaint Is et an exhaustive nature, havinga tendency te lessen the natural vigor et the brain and ner veus system. .i KKll'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in man and beast. Fer use externally and inter nally. UED HOUSE POWDERS euro till diseases or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all Live Stock. A POSITIVE OU UK. may'21-2 Fersulu at II. 15. Ceshuin's ding store 137 North Queen street IlMSATlia. G cess August '.'J, 18SJ, In this city, Irem In flammation et the bowels, Gideon Emery Gress, son of Samuel 11 and Charlette Gress, aged !i years, 1 month and 1!) days. The lelativesand Irieiuia I'd the family are ri spectrally Invited te attend the funeral reui his parents' lesideuce. Ne. 337 North Mary street, en le-mnnw (Tuesday) afler afler afler noen at 'i o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery. Haiimish. On the mill Inst., IS. W. Harnlsh, esq., et Eden Foundry, in the reth j carol his age The ielall-.es and lilPinUel 1 n-- family aic lespectfully invite I te attend the funeral from his late residence, at Eden, Hast Lampe ter township, en Wednesday ulternoen at li o'eleck. Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 2td J'OhtTIVAL. tlemnrratic Mnle Tlchfl. AUlMTOlt (ll'.NKItAl.. MAJOR ROBERT TAGUART, Wan en t e. VTATK TKRASUREK. HON. .HIS KIM I POWELL, P.i.idlnrd rn County Ticket. DISir.HT ATTORKUV. .IOIIN. A. COYLE, Lancaster. l'RISON INSTKOTOltS. I'll. KUHLMAN. Lane inter. IOIIN II. MKNAUU 1, Mt. .ley. TOOK DIRECTOllS. II. E. SI I IMP, E. Cocalico. C. V.. II ERR, Mtllersville. COUNTY SURVr.YOK. UOUKUT EVANS, Eden. uk ; ad v zirrnsKMKN vvs. V hou-ewerk In a small fa ilv. It Ne. 8 WEST OUANGE ST. w ANTKII-AT NO. 31 NOKT1I 1VATXK street, laundry work et every dcscrip- t en. T AVAjv ANll YACA lK.AItS ONLY JJc. S 1 t lie best for the money In tne te n. at IIARTMAN'S YELLOW KRONT CI-xAK -VKWX.V. LATiOASTKU COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, August'.!. 18S3. S film: ICIKiUliAK DISCOUNT 1A iV L this bank has been changed le the MON DAY et each week ; and the stated meeting et the Beard et Dliecters will hei carter be held en that 'av. V. II. I5RENKMAN, jy!Mitrt&t!tdeawSfitw Cashier. KI.LUW IfJMlflT CIOAK STIIKK, HI JWirtli Queen slrcet. Headquarters for t he be-t 5e cit;ar in the city, at IIARTMAN'S. STICKLING S1I.V.K lF.WKI.KY-A FINK V nssertmentat It ZAllM'S CORNER. NOW OPEN, A NKW LOT OF W1IITK an l Red Flannels, Canten Flannel in bleached and unbleac:ied . Alse Genuine and Mixed Nankeen Canten Hannels. Bleacf-.ed Cantens, in remnants, very cheap. Remem ber we will net be undersold by anyone in anynrticle. JNO. P. aWAUR It Ne. 50 North Queen Stree . KOPOSAL.S WILL BE IlKCKiVEO AT the Mayer's Office until THURSDAY. AUGUST 2i 18S3, at 8 p. m , ter digging out aud filiinir in L2C0 feet, mere or lebs. of water trench C0J feet en Marietta avenue, north et West Orange street, 30 feet en North Char Char eotte street, north et West Lemen, and SCO lect en Eat Grant street, west et East Ann street, Trenctes te be four feet deep and two loot wide. Bidders must specify hew much ler earth and hew much for rock. Werk te be lone as ordered by the superintendent of the water works and subject te his measurement. JNO T. MaeGONIGLE, Mayer. Q UKKY ? Will itpay me te take a course in the LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Ne. 10 East Kine Strkkt ? Call at the rooms and examine testimonials of graduates andelheis holding positions here and elsewhere. The patronage during the past year Is the best evidence of the ineilts of the institution. Endorsed by the leading business men et the city and county. Par en is givoyeur boys a business education. Call aud examine the merits et the school. Fall term begins Septembers. Address, a20-2w!R II. 0 WEIDLER. STKVKNH MOUSI2 SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Geed Journeymen and pi ices Mime as ether saloons. II. WAGNER, myl5-lM Managtr. TTA1K BALSAM. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. A bencficl il dressing preferred te similar articles because of Its purity and rich per fume. It RESTORES TO GRAYHAIR HIE YOUTHFUL COLOR and prevents dandrutl and tailing et the hair. ftOe and $1.00. HISCOX A CO., N. Y. FL0REST0N. Excels the finest flower In richness. Deli cate, very lasting. Ne odor like It, Be sure you get FLORESTON Cologne, signatnie el lllxeex & Ce., N. Y., en every label. 'Ji ami 75 rents, at druggists and dealers In perfume. COLOGNE. dl2-lywoew4dTu JTEW ADTXKTlSMMXWTa. I , -1J17-AKTJ1D, AT THIS UFFIOK, DAM.X f T iHTEU-iGxxcKtts ei Juiy it anu duty is, 1SS2. tfd 1.1STATE OF JACOB UAUTMAN. LATE JCi of the City of Lancaster deceased Let ters testamentary en saiu esiaiu naving ueen granted te the undersigned, oil persons In debted thereto are requested te make Imme diate payment, and theso having claims or demands against the same, will present them without delay ler settlement te the under signed, residing In East Hcmpfield township. JOEL L. LIGHTNEE, Executer, al3-6tdM Paradlsa. PUBLIC SALE. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 18S3, at 1 o'clock, p. m., wiu tie sold at public sale at the late residence el Gen. a. D. Ditmars, Ne. 29 East Orange street, a general assortment et Household and Kitchen Furni ture, consisting of Beds and Bedsteads. Bu reaus, Tables, chairs. Washstands, large 8Klay Cleck, Reclining Chair, a geed Library, Boek Cases. Steves and Pipe, and many articles tee numerous te mention. Alse, a geed Family Herse, two geed Buggies. Biding Saddle, &c. Conditions made known by DB. WM. COMPTON. SHUBEBT & SUTTOX, AUCIS. alS-2td IN INFLAMMATION OF THK KOGES OF the eyelids, we notice a nypencmle condi tion of the edges of the lids, which leek an gry, red and sere. There Is at the same time a feeling et beat and Itching in the eyes. On awakening In the morning the patient notices that the lids are somewhat glued together, and that small crusts lerm upon and clog the lashes. Ail diseases el the EYE, EAE, THROAT also. Chronic anil Prlvate Diseases success fully treated by DBS. II. D. and M. A. LoNG LeNG AKEH. Office 13 East Walnut street, Lan caster, Pa. Consultation lrce. G ICAKD FIKK INSUKANCK COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Assets ever ONE MILLION, TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Insures Property at CnrrentMJates. Lesees Piemptly Settled and Paid. RIFE & KAUFMAN, AGENTS, Ne. 19 East Kinp; Street ralMinuM.W&SK DAIjAOK OF FASHION. ASTRICH BR0S, a, PALACE OF FASHION, Ne. 13 BAST KING STREET. We would again most respectfully call the attention et the ladles of Lancaster te the fact that we new hive a large stock et Towels and Napkins. And that we are offering seme SPECIAL BARGAINS, such as cannot be found any where. NEW BARGAINS OFFERED DAILY IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. We have put up ene let of edils and ends In Children's Stockings, such iu have been sold formerly at trem 35 te 40 cenh. Yeu can buy them new all at the uniform pr'ce et 20c. a Pair. Anether let of better goods and larger sizes yen can buy any pair ler 25c. They are all lull regular made. CHILDREN'S RLACK STOCKINGS at 10, 12K, 15, 20, 25, 30 ami 40 cents a pair. LADIES' RLACK STOCKINGS at 12 15, 5, 50 cents and $1.0 1 a pair. A SPECIAL RARGAIN IN LADIES' 2IERSEY STRIPED HOSE at 25 cents a pair. These are heavv German goods, lull regular made, and can be had in three or four different styles. We have the best and largest assortment et Tallies' and Children's Jerseys, And we fcII the best goods ler the meney. We have reduced all of our Viyic Lawns te Sc, our 25c. Satines te 15c., plaid and striped Ging ham trem 12c. te Sc.. plain color Chambray from lije. and 15c. te loc. While India Linens trem Ski. te 25c , Irem 25c. te 18c , from 18c. te I2)c, Hern 12. te 10c. 1MMKNSE REDUCTIONS IN OUR Ladies' Underwear Department. This Stock Is tee large te quo te pries, but sullicc te say that Chemise and Paulles range Irem 25c. upwaids. Skirts from 40c upwards, Night Gowns from SOc. up, Corset Cevers from 2 v up. Children's Dresses. All our Children's CALICO DRESSES re duced te 21c. Anil all the better goods at com cem paratlvely low prices. A SPECIAL LOT OF BLACK CASHMERES That we have just bought enables us le sell a GREAT RARGAIN in this line of goods. KSTiiBTAIIfJaJSNTS. jiULTON OPKKA MOUSE. THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 1883. armstrongVrethers' Monster Minstrel Combination. 40 MEM REUS. 40. IN THE1RNEW VERSION OF MINSTRELSY. MAMMOUTH URASS BAND AND FULL ORCHESTRA. Presenting their patrons with the Finest Minstrel Entertainment in the world. EVERYTHING NKW AND NOVEL. ADMISSION .Ti.CUf, JU CENTS. RESERVED SIS ATS 75 CENTS. Fer sale at Opera Heuse Ofllce. alS-Bt I'AJfitli HAJtUiimP, i!!'. IIAKKS XV. FRY. We were out et certain sizes et SCREEN FRAMES, but we have filled up again and are icady te fill orders promptly 23, 25, 27, 29, 81, 33 and 35 Inches high and32 teSSinchcs wide ; thev can be i educed te 24 inches Iu a low minutes. They make the CHEAPEST anil REST screen In the market, superior te the old style and lower In price. NEW PATTERNS OF WALL PAPERS. ODDS AND END3 AT HALF-PRICE. An Elegant l.ine et NEW PATTERN DADO SHADES. PLAIN GOODS IN ALL COLORS. LACE CURTAIN3 from a Dellar a Pair up. PHARES W. FRY. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST. UiiOCKJtlJSS. T UUKSK'X. FINE COMB HONEY. In Twe-Pound Frames, gathered from Clo Cle ver and Locust Blossoms. Try the Elastic Starch. Yeu round the sample distributed, geed. We sell IL EPP'S COCOA. Yeu see it advertised ever where. It is a geed article, and we sell It. Hams, Hams and Dried Beef. Pineapple and Magnelia Brands. NEW MACKEREL by the kit or quaiter barrel. BUES'K'S, Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET. LANCASTER, PA. MZi9'99ZkJ 3 J"' T V. MARTUTJkOO. OUR STOCK OP Slier Dry Mis WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT Greatly Reduced Prices, Te make room ler fall purchases. We nave been busy during the Past week in looking ever enr stock and reducing goods of aU de- sunpuuiu iuu, price wnicn must seu inem, and are showing Special- Bargains in Every Department. Ladies' Jerseys. Misses' Jerseys, Children's Jerseys, DIRECT PROM THE MA NUFACTUBEE, IN ALL DESIRABLE SHADES. Mesquite Canopies are a specialty with us, and we have them In all sizes and at LOWEST PRICKS. Ne extra charge for putting up. r RAND SMSC1AL HAI.V, LADIES' Muslin Underwear, COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST 18. WATT, SHAND & CO. Respectfully inform the Ladles el Lancaster that they have bought thesurplus stock el one of the largest manufacturers of Ladles' Ready-Made Garments Which will be sold at prices MUCH UNDER the cost of manufacture. 500 Dezen Garments of Superior quality and finish. In a great va riety of styles, at ASTONISHING PRICES. LADIES CORSET COVERS at 10c. and up wards. LADIES' DRESSING SACO.UESat40c.and upwards. LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS at 29c. and upwards. LAD1HS' CHEMISE at 12c. and upwards. LADIES' DRAWERS at 12c. and upwards. LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS at 49c. and up wards. The Mether Hubbard Gewn, Se beautiful and becoming te every lady, will be displayed In a large variety of styles. ALL GOODS AT EQUALLY XOW PRICES We desire te call special attention te the fact that the goods are et superior make and will be sold ler less than the cost et the ma terial. Watt, Shand & Ce., NEW YORK STORE. NOS. 8 and 10 EAST KING ST. N OT1CK. & Cheap Stere. BLACK CASHMERES, 12J, 18, 2ec. BLACK CASHMERES, 37V, 45, 50e. BLACK CASHMERES, CO, 7!3, 87Je. BLACK CASHMERES, 1.00, 1.12, 1.25. The Cheapest Let in This City. BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS. BLACK THIBET SINGLE SHAWLS, BLACK THIBET SINGLE SHAWLS, BLACK THIBET SINGLE SHAWLS, BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS, BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS. BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS, We have a Large Assortment or all of the above Goods from AUCTION SALES T V E R 1 CHEAP PRICES AT & Cheap Stere, 43 WEST KIRff ST., LANCASTER. (Ku'wtwMi ihnCoeput Heuse atu! Sernd Herso' Hetel.) , N KXT IMHIK TO THE COURT HOUSE. FAHNESTOCK'S OPENED THIS DAY ANOTHER LARGE LOT OE Jersey Waists, Jersey Waists, Jersey Waists, IN ALL DESIRABLE SHADES DIRECT KROM THE MANUFACTURER E.E. LANCASTER, PA. NEXT DOOR T THE COURT HOUSE 11HE BEST AND MUST COKPLKTK AS . sertment et Enchre, Poker, Casslne ana ether playing caitls.at HABTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR STORK. X SECOM) EDITION. MONDAYiKVENINO, AUG. 20. 18S3. BY CABLE. A KOIaL 1NFAJCT CHRISTENED. Tbe Sen et Frisce WlllUm of PreMfa, Christened Tne Londen "Times" TakesKxcepUen te the Lan guage el irlan Members . or Parliament. Berlin, Aug. 20. The second son of Prince William, of Prussia, who is the grandson of the emperor, was christened at Potsdam yesterday with irapesinc cere monies. All the members of the imperial family, the dake of Edinburgh, the dake of Albany and the king of Roumania were among the distinguished persons present en the occasion. The presence of the king of Remania is regarded as giv ing force te the idea that the alliance of Italy, Germany and Austria is about te receive fresh strength by the accession thereto of Roumania. The emperor of Germany, gave a banquet ou Saturday in honor of the birthday of the emperor of Austria and sent his congratu lation en the recurrence of the day te the Austre-Uungarian monarch by telegraph. The "Thunderer" Trying te Ramble. Londen, Aug. 20. This morning's Times, commenting en the langnage used of late in the Heuse of Commens by a number of the members for Ireland and particularly that of Mr. Healy in his re sponse en Saturday last te Mr.GIadstena's remarks, when the former declared that there was a state of war between England and Ireland says : "Sterner demeanor ou the part of the Heuse will before long be necessary in view of the revolting cx cesses." urangemeu ana Catholics Kluttns. There was serious rioting in the town of Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, Scotland, ou Saturday, between parties et Orangemen and Catholics, when 26 of the participants in the disturbance were arrested. Twe police officers were dangerously wound ed in endeavoring te quell the disorders. The rioting was resumed this morning, when a number of Catholics, armed with picks and hammers, paraded the main street of the town in search of tbeir relig ious antagonists and resisted the efforts of a ferce of pelice sent te disperse them. The officers who wete unsuc cessful in tbeir attempt te break up the mob were subsequently reinforced by a body of mounted policemen and the combined forces after a sharp fight charged upon and dispersed the rioters, twenty of whom were arrested. The town is in a state of great excitement, -as fresh treuble is expected. THE STRIKE. iteceivlug Appltcamn for Werk. New Yerk, Aug. 20. Superintendent HumeBtene, of the Western Union tele graph company, was kept busy this morn ing receiving applications for ro-empley-ment from the striking operators. About 100 male operators have been taken back since the strike ended. Five mere weie re employed this morning. Sixty ladies went out en the slrike, and of that number only 20 have beeu taken back. It is reported that 25 mero will be taken en this week. All the line men who apply for reinstatement are re jected with the answer that their places are lilled. Jay UeuWl has expressed great satisfaction with Geu. Eckcrt's manage ment during tbe strike aud the success resulting from it. It is oxpeeted that tlie company will be able te find positions for nearly all the strikers within a few weeks. It is emphatically denied that thcre is any disposition en the part of the company te punish the staikcre by refusing them em ployment. Footpads In New Yerk. New Yerk, Aug. 20. Early this morn ing a man was knocked down by four men in West strcet, but two officers came te his rcscue and the highwaymen fled in different directions. The officers fired and oue of the men fell, severely wounded The bullet was extracted, but as it fitted neither of the officer's pistols it is believed the men accidentally shot him self wbile drawing his revolver'te fire at the policeman. nis three companions es caped. reully Murdered. Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 20. The body of the man fennd recently iu a field near West Valley has beeu identified as that of Ncl son Oden, a bearding heuse keeper. All evidences indicate that he was foully murdered, his body being perforated with bullet holes. He had started for a neigh boring town te purchase supplies, and had with him $250. When the body was found his watch and money were missing. Miot His WHO. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 20. S. Pipps, of Detroit, a bartcuder, last night shot his wife, killing her instantly, while they were en a ferryboat going te Windser. He was overpowered by the passengers and delivered te the authorities. Jealousy is assigned as the motive. WEATHKK lUmUATIOf. Washington, Aug. 20. Fer the Mid dle Atlautie states, partly cloudy weather and local rains, westerly winds, falling barometer, stationary or rising tempera ture. JUA.RKK1S. PlillHdeIpnia inarxiit Philadelphia, Aug. 20. Fleur firmer and in fair demand ; Superdne. S3 25Q3 G2 ; Extra, $3 734 25 ; Penn'a Family, $585 25; Minn. Extra. 5 25gG 50. Rye Heur at ?3 7524 21. Wheat weaker; Ne. 2 Western Red, $1 17; Ne. 3 de, $111; Ne. 1 Penn'a Re. $1 l9;i 120. Cern steady but dull ; sail yellow at G0gG2e ; de mixed 58QC0c; e. 3 Mixed, 583d0c. Oats firm : Ne. 2 White, new crop, 41J445c ; Ne. 3 de. 43XUc ; Ne. 2 Mixed, 33c. Ryeat 03305c. Seeds-Timethy dull at $1732 00; Flaxseed, $1 40gl 45. Previsions steady; mess perk, $151G; smoked hams, lij&15c; pickled hams, 12 13c. Lard steady; City Kettle, OXQIOc: loeso butchers', 838&C ; prime steam, $3 7538 85. Butter dull and weak: Penna. and West ern creamery extra, 20321c : Western extra, 14Q15C ; de gee 1 10 choice, 12313c. Rolls dnll at 710c. Eggs firm ; Penn'a estra, 2122c ; West ern, 21c. Cheese choice steady; New Verfc lull cream, IOC; Wedern de, ?88Xc; Penna part skims, 335c ; de fnll skims, 133c. Petroleum quiet ; Refined, 7?7c. Whisky at $1 19 New Yerk Markets. NewIekk. Aug. 20. Fleur quiet and about steady; Superfine State and Western, f3 2031 ; extra de. $i 204 50 ; choice te ,ancy de, $1 50 7 25. Wheat H&c lower, heavy an.l Irregular; trade very dull ; Ne 2 Red, Aug , $1 17 ; Sept., $1 18 ; Oct,, $1 20J4. CemyiQic lower antl dull; Mixed West ern spet,.1G&G4c; de luture.GlflGtKc. Oats Qifi lower and dnll: Ne. 2 Aug., 35Vc ; Sept,, 34c; Sept, 3Ji3ic; State, 40 ft.'c ; Western. 30350c. ateCK maraets. Quotations by Reed, McGrann ft Ce, Ranf. era, Lancaster, Pa. 11 a. x. 12 If. 3 r. u e e & e Michigan Central S4 M 81 New Yerk Central lls Iin'i 115Vi New Jersey Central 85 81 K34 Ohie Central. ........ ...... .... .... "iV. Del. Lack. Western.... 123 122,'fi 121 Denver a Rie Grande.... 23 25 i JSrlQca ' "'H "S Kansas & Texas 21 24 23 Lake Shero 107 100 WP,i Chicago ft N. W., com.... 125 123 122 N.N.,OnL Western.... 21 21 20i St, Paul Omaha U 41 :'.: Pacific Mail 32K 31 29 Rochester ft Pittsburgh 15 St, Paul lOiV 102 101 Texas Pacific '... 27M 272 20 IUnlenPadfle 89 tVi XiX Wabash Common 19K 19 l Wabash Preferred 3ig 32 30 West'rnUnlen Telegraph 78 7t , 7 SX 48 69 69tf 69 43 58 SIX 67X H&K 26 9-16 2G 11-1; 1-4 i2i 44$ 43 12 1 13 4- 41?iJ J Northern Pacific Pref... 82! uostenvllle Philadelphia Jt Erle Nertnern Central Underground. Canada Southern. People's Passcmrer. .W 52 10 10 51 PnlUMalphla. quotations by Associated Press. Stocks weafc. PhUadelphta & Erle R. R. is Reading Railroad asw Pennsylvania Railroad. ...-. 675 Lehigh Valley Railroad eak United Companies orNew Jersey .-.190 Northern Pacific. 43 Northern Pacific Preferre'l 81& Northern Central Railroad 55j Leniach Navigation Company 44l Muiiuujwu wiunnii ...nu Central Transportation Company. 33 Plttsb'g, TitnsviUe JS RnttaleRR. 12 Llttle Schuylkill Rauread C New XOTK. Quotations by Associated Press. Stocks still lower. Menoy 20Jc. New Tort Central Erle Railroad Adam? Express ..llfik" ...2 ..1ST. Michigan Central Railroad Michigan Southern Railroad 84 Illinois Central Railroad Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad...., Chicago S Reck Island Railroad Pittsburgh & Fert Wayne Railroad.., Western Union Telegraph Company. Teledo Wabash , New Jersey Central ..131 . 77 .. iX si 21 New Yerk Ontario ft Western. LIte Stock Price. Chicaoe negs Receipta. -i.SOO head ; ship ments, 2,800 head ; market dull and prices steady; packing, $1 tuft S3 ; packing ami shipping. $1 'j0S -.'5 ; light, 2535 75 ; skips. 3 S0ffl5 20 Cattle Receipts. 2,000 head; shipments, 4,000 head ; market quiet and steady and clcscd strong en light cattle ; experts, S5 !W ; 25 ; geed te choice shtpning, $5 104J5 75 ; common te medium. $1 ( 0jj5 00. Sheep Receipts, S00 head; shipments, COO ; market stagnant ; pens lull or common and no buyers ; inferior te Talr, I02 50 ; geed, rs ; choice, $3 te. Philadelpnia cattle Marker. Monday, Aug. 18. The arrivals of live sleck at the Philadelphia stock yards were : Fer the week 5,500 beeves, 10,000 sheep, 3,700 hogs ; previous week 5.G0O bseves, 10,000 sheep. S.5C0 hogs. Reef cattle word In lull supply and with only a moderate demand, prices were a fraction lower en all grades except extra, which wero scarce, hut lew sales being made for mero than (c. We quote as fellows : Extra, i-'AQe ; Gred. IJSCc ; Medium, 5Q5c; Common. 4QlJic; Texans, 4Q. Tut cows were dull at384Kc. Milch cows were fairly active at 3375. Veal calves active attiSdc. Yerk state calves were In demand at $10014. Sheep ami Lambs wcre in large supply and prices wcre 1 ally Xc lower en till grades or Hhcup and lully c en lambs. Rutchers bought heavily and the market closed active at low rates. We quota as fellows : Extra, 55c ; Geed, 4Wc; Medium. T.'yi fijic: Common, 2Q3Kc; Culls, 2Q2c; limbs, 3$i?57c. Hogs were dull and prices In sympathy with the western markets decline, I c. We quote as fellows : Extra, SJ4c; Geed, 8c; Medinm, 8c ; Common, THilllifi. Among the sales at the West Philadelphia Yard were : Reger Mayncs, 1S5 Western and Tcxa!s, 4J4Q tMc. Jehn McAnllc. 223 Western and Virginia, 4K6GXc. tr Pan lei Murphy, 100 Kentucky, acct. Sam'l llrewn, .riJ5;c ; 20 Virginia, acet. S. Clevengcr. 5rc ; "M St. Leuis, en acct 1 iiH7fic. Schamberg & Paul, 225 West Va., and Texas, 40J4c. A. & J. Christy, (!t Va, acct. J. II. Caddell, 56;c: 42 de, J.R. Painter. 5c; 02 de, A. II. Leaning, C0;.le ; .1. Themas, 57j5c; 41 iie.M. Allen, 4c; Ulde, Pyie & Kcll. 5kc ; 19 tle,. S. Antler son. r.) de, W. Jerdan, liKQGc. R. V. McFlllln.lOJ Western and Vi. uyiQCcKi. K. S. McFiUlu.lOO Western, sgejic. James Clcmsan, 22 Western, acct. Levi l.en stnrig. iy,Qe ; 21 Virginia, no t. James l'ninter, IKOOc ; is w. Vn. acct. M. Ulman. Wi. I). Smyth SUre., 150 Western and Wed. Va., nficc. ( Schamherg Ce., 200 W. Va. and Tcxans, K0Gc. Levi Lewenstcln, K0 W. Pa. anil W. Va, 4acc. I aac Adler,7 We3tand Weit Va., 4-iXe. M. Ulman. 137 Va. acct. Lehman lires., !ytij (Jc; 87 de acct- Herd & Ce., 5c. II. Chain, jr.. 12.J West Va, VMStfiiHe. Owen Miilth, 'JJ Texans, 33 Western and IS West Va, acct., II. C. Seymnnr: 38 Western acct Sam Rrewu, lQGie .M. Levi, 120 West Va.,53C'4c. Hippie U. llre., 70 Yerk State bnlls, 3fi)lc; 15 Va. mixed. lQ:Me. 125 Y01 k Slute calves, $10ftl I. L. Hern, 75 West Virginia, Mixed, 5C.c. liachman & Levi, IBS West and West va. anil Chester co., iyiaic. Lowcnstein & IIcltbren,42 Texans, 40lc. Dennis Smvth. S3 West'Va. and Chosteree., 5Q(ic. .lames Kustiici-, 15 West Virginia, 4Q5Jc. Abe Osthcim, 31 Western, 45tt5Jic. II Chain, 40 Western, iiQic. N. U. Herbert. 33 Western l'a.. 5a0e, V. "die tz & Rre., 81 Virginia, itJGc. DRESSED MBATB. City Uresscd Reeves wcre active, as the cheaper p'iccjet live stock gave butchers an advantage ever the Western dressed shippers, and cutlers bought liberally, among whom were a number, who have been selling West ern meat. Closing rates, lyQOe. BALKS LAST WBEK. Redger Maync. 130 head, iy,0Oc. R. Mayncs ft Ce., 135 de at 7fcS'Jc. Harlan & Ure., 70 de at Sana Jehn II. Ward. 45 de at 830c. (J. S. Ilengler. 70 de at 839c. J. II. Menns & Rre.. 135 de at ViiM:. Cartlaml A Dennelly. C2ile at 74i'.tc. Jehn I.. McClave, 20 head de at U9c. J. V. Lewdcn, 3 de at 8fB'.c. II. G. Itcckman, 52 ile at 7Htt0c. Western Drcscd Reeves were fairly active and closed at 79Jic BALES. Thes. Bradley, 265 head at 7ffi9c. Dressed Sheep wcre active and closed at GJ 3c. Lambs at 9312c. AIIATTOIR SALES. Musser & Ce., r,T.i head at 710c. Jehn Wallace, St le at 8010c. Jehn II. Ward. 252 de at 7KQ10C. Jeun II. Ward, 113 de lambs at 10313c. M-isser & Ce.. fc; head lambs, 10l3c. s.ecm .iteeusna nena Reported by J. R. Leng. I'ai L.m Val. bttle. i.tuic-i.uty d per ct. Lean, due 188... ioe ties ' 1S85... 100 10GK 1S90... 100 117 ' IM... 10C 120 6 5Hirct.lnler3nyears.. 100 lOOJlO " Sperct. Scheel Lean.... 100 102 " t " in ler20ye;irs.. 100 100 4 " In 5 or 20 years.. 100 100 " 6 " In 10 or 20 years. 100 lOGJ, Manhelm borough lean 100 102 MISLLAHEOtJfl STOCKS. Quarryvllle R. E. $50 $Z25 Slllleravllle Street Cur 60 35.25 Inquirer Printing Company 50 45 Has Light and Fuel Company 30 Stevens Heuso (Rends) 100 .95 Columbia Gas Company.... Columbia Water Company 2 Susquehanna Iren Company 100 2' 5.25 Marietta Hollewwaro 100 220 Stevens Heuso. ................ ....... 50 5 Sicily island................. se 16 East Brandy wine & Wuynesb'g.... 50 1 MllWjrsvllln Nermal Scheel 21 Northern Market 1 00 55 MISCELLANEOUS BONOlt. '..uarryvilie R. R., due 18! U I1KL25 U-.!iidliig.'sCelnmbla'R.R5's Wl Itn incastr Gas Light and r"uel Ce., due in Ier20ycar3 .100 1W. Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., K:istern Market.... 50 Western Market..... 50 TUBIiPlEB STOCKS Rig Spring A Hcavnr Valley S 2a ? in. Rrldgeperl ft Horeshoo l.'tJt 'ti Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 18 'lelmnbla ft Washington 25 ii Columbia ft Rig Spring 25 lh Columbia ft Blarletta 25 vi Maytown ft KUzabethtewn 25 hi Lancaster ft Ephrata 25 47. Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 41 Strasnurgft Millport 25 21 Marietta ft Maytown 25 ca Marietta ft Mount Jev 25 31 Ijanc..Eilzabetht'n&Mlddlufii 100 tM Ijancasterft Frultvllle. SO tG Lancaster ft LUItz 2h 75 Lancaster ft Willlain.-tewn 25 105 Lancaster ft Maner. SO l.r:.f Lancaster ft Manheim............... 25 41 Lancaster ft Marletta................ 25 35 Lancaster A New Helland... .100 73 Lancaster ft s use uehanna. 300 275.70 BAXKttrOCXB. First National nan. 4100 $2na Formers' National Rank 50 110.75 Kulton NaUenal Rank 100 145 Lancaster County National Rank.. 50 11U.5Q Columbia National Bank 100 14 Christiana National Rank. 100 US Ephrata National Rank 100 Hi First National Bank, Columbia..... 10O HLS0,. First National Besk, Strasbnrg.... 100 13: First NaUenal Bank, Marietta...... lOtt a) First National Bank, Mount Jey.. 100 isaas LlOU National Bank ,.. 10Q 140 Louisville Nashville... V. Y.TChL.ASt.JL........ Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation. Pennsylvania Rowling. ...... ............. P. T. A Buffalo Northern Pacific Cem... . ym '- ;Sjt 'jfl - JSfS r-. Ll -H 4. - 54 SA 1 'il n m 5 A rj & ' -'i 71 M . VV-J 1 s. v i Si f$ f'r". -il P,I i M & : a Vi -'3 .f-l '-! f ys im Mfl 3&
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