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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE, MONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1884.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
iuu hkuui.au oekiikhi'onii'.nii:.
Ktents Along the Hiirqiinlmiiim Hems et
Interest lit mill Around the llitrengli
I'lcked up by tlin Intelli
gencer Jleperter.
'l'lie Domeoratlo iirlmarlcn wero lieltl en
Saturday cvetiliiK, and tlie meeting, worn
iiietn Imgi ly attended than has been lln
cihu for n Unit tun years, About 125
pcisens ntteiideil tbe I"irt mid .Second
wards meetings, mill net lesi than 200
wero at tlm Tlilnl waul. Tlie tlokets net
tlcil by tlie Mi'vctal wntds wote ns lilleiut :
Kind, Wind Jinlji, .Jeseph Ma Pal I ;
Impact, r, .luliu MeU.ill ; nuiusser, A .1.
Melsllin? ; constable, Uobert Iveoeh ;
ohnel beard, .1. A. Hindu ; council, II.
l Yergery. (Jenfirecs, Uhioe iippelntid
from each ward te nominate a candld.ile
(or chief bmj;cHH ni.d high constable) i
(Jcorire Yeiiiij,', jr , 0. A. Honiiett, mid II.
C. Mlil.
Second Ward. JudRC, l'hlllp Clnrb; Ii .
rector, ,1. 8. Miixten ; assessor, V. 1.
Diitti-nlioirer ; constable, Win. Wlltlek j
m'IioeI beard, Ocero L'rane ; council, Jehn
Wuntermau ; Justice of tlie pe.icc, Ueorjje
W. HehruL'di r ; conferrr a, W. 0. l'utten,
W llrvjcH Urlet mid Jehn Olarlt.
Thiel Wnul. .Judge, Themas Hwlunlcr;
inspector, F. .I.inteu; constable, Frederick
Utttick ; iiMd'HNur, F, Chrlhty ; school
beattl, l).ivld Welsh ; Ootlelb Yeiiiik ;
veufi'trcH, Jehn Ilarftli, Fnuik Jausnn and
A. tl. CIiiIIeh.
Tlie iiriiieiii.il llht In the First ward
was for tlie nuci-KeiRhip, botweeu A.J.
Middling mid W. W. Welsh Tlie light In
tlie Pc-reud v.ni 1 fni tlie jiiHtieunhlp waH
between (1. W. Soliruedor and Hoett
I'atten. Tlie tight In tlie Third w.ird wan
between Fred, Htiiick and James (Icegau.
The Republicans of tlm Firtit ward will
bold their pi hnnr mi t Ini; In the armory
te-niuht at 8 o'clock. Tlie Second and
Tlilnl wmd mei'tings will be held te
morrow.
Ulnirrlir nml Preacher.
Coelimau's .M. P.. chapel noeds eiil lie
Inc.. .Many tegular .ittendautri wero
ntiable te fioenro neats tbcre yesterday,
braatiiu the crowd present wan no large.
This cliawil has dui.i- u picnt wuik for 10
Hlen in Columbia.
Kev. J. II. Hickbr, .i coleiod lecturer,
highly rccnininonded by tbe piess, will
probably Icctiue in the opera heuse en
Feb. 2a.
Kev. J. J. .limes will i'ive a slemiptieau
exhibition in t 10 A. M. K. cliuteh en
Tuesday evei.li);.
All of the ebiircliCN wero well attended
jesterday.
lcntinr nml Water
The rlver has fallen about thioe feet
Rluce Situriluy afternoon. All dinger
from the Hewl n ever Tlie I'ert Deposit
ailiead traiua are new running regularly.
Tltree l.idn named llaverstruw, MeCauti
and Aldinger fell into tlie river en Situr
day, but manured te t-crnmble out without
assistance U.idly I Tightened youths,
they.
A c.ivp in e. i Coniuieico htr(Ot occurred
yesterday. '1 bt supervisor hits had it
repaired.
Snow fill te the duptb of two inches last
uigbt.
.trillion tlie luun
Madame Fry's concert company, will
appear in tlie opeia heuse en Tuvsday
evenlng ; ami ihe band fan mil open en
Wednesday evening, and coutltiue during
tlin week.
Miss Ijdia Muer, Norwood,
Kiie&t of MitH Alice MulliUKer.
Mauetta m te have but Itvu
licensed te Bt II liquor thin jeai.
is the
pla02B
'Siitlre l'rntik.,A, Hullcatiun.
Jehn J. Frauk, eeii., jiiHtlce of the
poace, HJLd.s Han valcntine te tlie editeri
Of tbe l.STEl.UnhMl.lt :
" I am Hiirpribed at your article of S.tt
utday, Feb. t), 1SSI, ntjled "A Speedy
HeeeM-ry," in it Htatlutf that I was in
Ltncatir en Saturday and had entirely
recovered from ui illucw.s. If ou intend
it as n ulur en mjbelf and I).-. Cr.ii 1 ac
cept it as such, but would hke you te e iy
what you ii.c.in '.'
" In replv te the, ait cle I will h.ty that I
was net in I.iii&tHtfr en Saturday, Feb. 1),
1S8I, :ih ou alli'Ke.all icpertH te the
contrary, have net reen in L.uieahtei hinue
Wcdncfday, Feb. (J. lfbl, and went tben
aiaiuHtthu advice of Or. Cui ; but will
cay that I certainly will be around thin
week, when the day in set for tlie hearing.
If jeu tea tir te uiaUu the collection I winh
j en would de fe ; if net plcase accept my
thanks fei the freeadvertiseiueut ''
(iiinu.iKv.
llentlnit llitvlit I. I.eclicr,
At piccbely 10 o'clock this mcmitij,', ,
mid after a lingering illness of consump
tion of the threat, Mr. David I'. Lechor,
oue of the best known business men el
this city, d ed at his rcsideuce ou East
King street. He was in tbe 57th year of
his age mid was a native of Washington
county, Md , whciice his father, Jacob II.
Lechur, removed te Mt. Jey, this county,
and engaged in the tanning business tbcre
about forty years age. Twe years later he
removed te this city and cariicd ou the
same biibiuc.is at the corner of West Orange
and Frince str.et8.
Mr. D. 1'. Loeher, when n young man,
went te l'ottHville, I'.t., and engaged in
the currjiug business. Returning from
there te Lincaxter he started a currying
establishment nnd succeeded it with the
tanning industry, which be successfully
ami profitably developed during tbe war,
retiring from it 1(1 yemsnge, when be sold
the bushiest) te Myern A- Zeek. Six years
age he again established a tannery in as as as
boeiatiou with bis sous, nnd under the llrm
naine of 1) l Lechor it Sens.
Upen the death of the Inte Patrick
MoKvey the banking ilrm of Kvnns,
MclWey & Ce. was dissolved nnd sne
cccdcd by It. A. Evans & Ce., who in turn
weiosucceedfd in Dccomber, 1870, by the
llrm of I). P. Lechor it Seu. At tlrstthey
carried ou business ou Eist Kin? struct,
between Ceutie Square mid Christian, but
eleven years age Mr. Lechor built nnd re ro re
meved bis b.uilt te the Ih.e, large luildlng
which new ecciiplles the southwestern
corner of Contre Siiuare.
JSlr. Lechor was married wlien a young
man te Miss Clemeiitlue, daughter of the
lite Hebcit EvaiiK, mid sister of our well
kuenu tewnsuiau, Rebert A. Evans. Sbe
HUivivcs her husbiiid, togctber with four
sons, Chas. II, Kebert, Grove nnd Ounv
out, the latter seven y ars old. The elder
seu Is of the llrm of I). P. Lechor & Ben,
and the eldest two nre members of D.
P. Loebcr it Sens. Geergo W. Lechor,
of Centra Square, Is n brother of the do de
erased mid se was tbe late Jes. II. Loebcr
of Hnirisburg.
In his business outerprisea Mr. Leubor
was energetic, sagacious nnd far sighted j
nud by the excrobe of these qual
ities accumulated n handseme cstate,
including n line farm ou the Llttts tnrn
pike In which be took n great deal of in in
tercst. He was en ardent admirer of geed
horses nnd kept n number of them, driv
ing seme of the host slngle, double,
tandem mid lour in-hand teams In the
county.
Mr. Lechor was an nfloetionato nnd
genial man in bin family ami social rota
tion!, he had many watm frlends, nnd in
his pretrnctcd illness had the sympathy of
n wlde olrele, who will mourn IiIb death.
Dentil of an ICttlumule uhl l.iiity,
Mrs. Elizabeth Simen, rellet of the late
William Simen, died rather suddenly en
Saturday ovening about 10 o'elook, nt her
lfuldence, cerner of West OraiiRe nnd
Mary stnets, aged 05 years. Sbe was
will-known te and cordially liked by ul
mi st every ene In the West End, having
for mnuy years kept the oernor grocery
wlure bIie lived. Although for se me time
a si.llorer from theuinnttim, no npprehcu.
nlenu worn ontertalnod ns te her condition,
md who was 8lttlK in ft ehnlr talkliiff te
ene (if her i-eim when bIie niiddeiily mid
iilftly exilrcd, the fatal pain probably
le.iclilujj her heart. 8!ie leaven four adult
Heim In thU city ami a number of relatives
in Il.iltlmure and Yerk te mourn her Mid
dun ileatb, the liimnal te take plnce te
morrow nt 2 o'clock, with Interment nt
Woodward Hill.
IIphIIi lit l.ewla Alauf,
Ijcwlri Mauri, a well known elni maker,
dled nt IiIh residence, Ne. C0II West King
street, en Saturday uliiht, itvletim of een
ntimptinu. Heme months nie, whlie pre
piloterol the eitfar ntore (ippuslte the In
ti!I,I.I"i:nci;ii elllai-, hn was obliged te re
lliiiiilsh Itou iice'iiint or faihiiK health.
flu waH 111) ye.iiN of nn utid n member of
Menlercy LoiIke. I O. O. F., mid tbe
American Mechanics.
hm.k or HTOUIC1,
Wtellllclcn I'l ll)?l(l el Tii-iUf.
Thin nftcrnoeii Samuel Ileum ii Sen,
iiiiclleueerH sold tlie following htecks
etc , nt the Cooper Iioiipe ler tbe iidtuliiis.
traters of Iliidelph IlnrulMi deconsed.
Twe ei.OOOQuarryville rnllreid Letulu
te I W. I.nidlitb itt tun 25 per $100.
l)in AMHI Otluirvvlllil ntllrnnfl lifinit in
Jonas IIiuiiIhIi at $1 1U 10 per 9100.
Une SOUU imidakter city six per cent.
bend te Jonas I tarnish at tJlOJ.'Je ptr
4100.
One Kiuie benil te Hame nt $101.75 per
$100.
One of same te same at $101.75 per$100.
Five shares Inmiaster and KaditiK nar
row Rauun railroad stock te Htrr, at
$2 per iihare.
Ten shnres of Willow Street turnplke
stock te Jacob Iliiuish, a' $13 05 per
share.
Pifrn rtlinirrt nf i.'ini.:iMl.(.r fNiimlA Xn.
tieual bank stock te David Hoever, at
jus per siiare.
Tun shares of hjiue te David llingw.ilt,
at $112 jicr share
Five hhares of sime te Jehn O. Hair, at
$112 pur share.
II IKY NKtV.l.
fruiiitMir tlrergniiiuu uurrrieiiitrnt.
Hervey Haujjhman sUuchtcred two
porkers which weighed 810 pounds, and
Harry Tiiumeus at Nine Feiuts, slaugh
tered oue that tipped the scaln nt 110
pounds.
Will Thompson has bought tbe ceed
will and llxttires of the stere of W. S.
Fcrree In the vill n of Unorc,etown, and
will taku possesien about April 1st.
Jereme Kceley, M. I)., of Oeoruetown,
oentemplatcs visiting Texas during next
month te leek after a section el laud in
Floyd county, which he has owned for
several years.
The township nominations will be lie'd
en Saturday oveninir, lCtb Inst. Demo
cratic at the Orcen Tree hotel; Republi
can at the (loerKotown hotel.
Iln.ltir much,
Ex-Uollecter Thus. A. Wiley, of this
city, has bought the interest of tbe late
Siiu'l U. Cellins, In the tjpe feuudry
establishment of Cellins cc McLeester,
Philadelphia, a well known firm, te whose
prosperity Mr. Wiley will briiiK 'nrRe lni
ness oxperionco and careful training in the
iiualitics whieh make for commercial suc
cess Tlm Hobrerstewn reliini; mill has been
leased for two jears te a linn composed of
W. C. Mitrde utmll, TIieh. McLaren, Jehn
Loreus: nud I.iyler Huddleseii, late of the
I'uuii iron works. The Uohreistown mill
will be lltted up at ence for business mid
the lessees have the option of purchase at
tbe expiration of thuir leure.
itlMyer'n cenn.
Tlin mayor bad ciht customers this
morning, old of whom be committed ler
five nnd another for twenty dajs for
drunken nml disorderly conduct. Six
IeiIkcis were dicclurced two of whom
were small liejs, uanud Kline, who bald
their father, a tobacco buyer, had dtiveu
them away trein heinu
I'mil tlie Mnn.
Samuel 11. I, man, a member of tbe
Lancaster uiilitmy company who was
lined $10 by a court martial for hid to te to
hnvier nt the encampment e. the National
Guards, Williamsport, last summer, was
arrested by the sucrill' en Ham id ay. He
was discharged ou payment of the titieaud
costs, amounting te $15.
i-ei.louce l(iiuciil.
This afternoon Millard F. Hildebraiid
was brought into court mid his sentence
was changed from 10 years te 0 years ami
0 mouths, as under the old souteuco bis
time would czpire at a season of the year
when it is unlawful te liberate a prloencr.
Have Hall.
Living V.Uawley, the jeiiuginau who
was bofero tbe judges ou Saturday en tbe
obarge of being incorrigible, furnished
ball for his geed behavior late in the nttcr
neon and he was discharged.
m
Trciili Sedn.
It, M. Ferry . Ce., Huedsiuun, et Ditielt,
Mich., rnlue, puck nnd bend out Iresli and re
liable iiurduii Bcedi". Their llrm imuiu Is n
Uaileinmk Unit needs no lurtlmrcuaruutee,
Tim uttontlen el the cltUuus el Lancaster
city und county la icspectfiilly called te the
following emit
LAtrASTKIl, Vel) 0, 1SSI
Te lha Officii! nnd Mtrchantt of Ismcatter
Ciiintul County
1 would respectfully stnte that I have this
day cemldnud with IV.-i U llres. In publMiliiK
a complete neueral illrecteiy et the tntiie
county, and nsk that you give us your llbeinl
patieuae In thu ciiterpilna that wl I beuellt
you us well ns ourselves.
JUI1N II ll.Vll.NK3.
We earnestly link your lull pAtioniiie prom.
Islni; a book et the tntirt cewvty th U will Ktve
entire siitlstnctlen. K Kit HIS 1IU03.
IoiignzeTiiomis, Manage-. le-'.'t.
AiiHmeuiPnta.
" Jan ffyrt." That popular uctiess, Char Char
eotte Thompson, should huve u large audience
te-morrow mcnlnir, when she appears In her
great pnit tn the Interesting pluyet "June
Kyie." 81iu bus long neon a favorite In it, unit
has wen tiuiieund wealth. It Is mostly ucreu.
Hen of her own, and Is lepletu with attrutt,
Ivuiilss, humor and Interest. This play should
be seen, us tt Is ntwuys greatly appreciated.
tiVKOlAL NOriVKH.
r TTsni. r.jwj .ianriw : emrnrTrTr . -Unfit
VrarC Hereiuli Cured.
A vnliieil correspondent, Albert Simpsen,
eiq., wrltliiBlrem Peoria, III., says: "Samnrt
tan A'erviixt cured iuu of scrofula, niter having
sutlored lei-B years ulth tlie dlsense." Mr.
Simpsen Hvos In l'oerla. Ask hlin. Your
ilriigKlst Uceps It, 11.60. IMwtloed.Cw
Fer 1.UU1U Ifwic, Bidu or Uliest, use 8111
f.UU'8 1'OltOUH tl'I.ASTKIt. I'rlce, 2.1 cent cont cent
Seld by II. II, Cochrun, 137 and 1SJ North (Juoen
treet, Lancaster. lebHoedO
riiyslctans recommend porous plnsteis In
cases or llach Ache, I.umu bldu, HUH Muscles,
Ulieuiniitlsm ami all Incut pains. J lop I'Uu
levt are the best made, combining Kreali Heps
with Hums, lteady te use, pleasant nnd pew.
erful in action, '2& cts. at any drug store.
Itepuuu Upen It,
Mether Hhlpten's prophesies unit Louisiana
auctions ure very uiieurtulu thlngj, but
Ihemai' hcltetrta Oil cun be depended upon
always. It cures uehes nud pains et overy de
scription. Fer saiu bv u. ft. coehran, drug
gist, 1J7 nml 139 North Queen street.
Ulllcohetileri,
Tlie efllca held )y ttie kldneys tioneot im
portance. They uct as natures sluce-way te
carry oil the extrn liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both these that
nre tuken Inte the stomach and these that tire
formed In the bleed, Any clogging or Inac
tion or ttiose organs Is thurolero Important
Kidney. Weitls nuture's elllclent assistant In
keeplng the Kidneys in geed working order,
duuuhiiiuiii'is mum uuti iiuiuuiiig neaituy
action.
ii. ii yuu lyeuiii uui weniinii neon well.
Kldnoy.Werl, '
take
tin Net Mern llllniltr
de cnrntully tn iitirelissltiK iikmIIcImp.
Many
inlvurilKtil leinix'ies eun work ureal Inliirv
nre werse tliuu linne, Ilunleek lltentl llitlm
u in putelv n veeliililii pr iinrAtleu I the
smiillctit ulitlil (mil lake Ilium 'limy kill illv
i'mil nml euro tlin pnlleiil In u site nml kluillv
way, Ker sain hy II. II (Jnclirun, druKi'lsl, 1.17
nnilini North Unnuit nircut.
I'liriiineiil I'rtvetilru
OrsTRii IUr, (jueix's retiKir, (
Nkw Veuk, a pi II II, ISM
t bellrvn t luive been niivud Hern n tbrrlhle
Illness by Alcoeh'h I'uiteni I'mstkiis.
About ninentli no I was nltiicked wttbn
violent piilu In my chest, iicemnpinleit by
lever nml Kriittilinieulty In brealldnif. I np
ptclimiiliMi pneiiuinnlii, which Is prevalent
nt prpsnnt I went te l 'd mn npiiHcl ene
of Allceek's IMastrrs liolween my elienliler
tiliiitesiiiiil twoeu my cliest. In nil lieiirmy
brnillilnif wns tiiucli ensler, In two hours the
put li Iuu I led me, it I id tlin next meiulnifl
nwoke perlectly Iite Hern fever. I wentiiliniil
my liiKliiesiiui iiHiml nml utlliueiul of n week
took tliepliiKleiHOII.
Ker Hit) lust ten yinrs Allceek's I'lnstei-s
liiivn n ii. ed liv my Imnllv ltli tlie In st
ellerl tiiiniilH, ceulis, and patn In th clile
nnillmek. U, II. 8IIK11WOOD.
Ile suie te nil till n " Allenck's " I'oreus I'Iih
ter. as nil etlmrsaru werllili ss liiitutletis.
Fur nfle"ii years I wits nnneyeil with savere
pnln In my lie-ul nml illcliarei Inte my
threat from Ciititrrh. My sunsn et smell was
tniiclitinpfilicit. llv Ihuusn et Kly's Crenm
fliilni I hnve nvorceiiii) iliesn treubli-s.-.l. II.
Cine, Ht. Denis Hetel. New erk
Fer snveiat years 1 h ive Iieen troubleil with
Catnrrli-Kly's CreAtn Halm has proved te In
tlie nrtlcle ilcslreu. I bullove It ts the only
cum. Ii. II. Unburn, llai-itwma Merchant,
TewftiulH, I'r. Ill iivilcelAw
Tackle mi nnatlnntn reiixh or cold with
Hide's Heney of Ilorehoiiml nml Tnr. I'lke's
Toetluiche Dreps cum In enj inlnute
111 lwileel.ir
Aletiiers ' Alnltinrni Alntnhrs
Amvnu illaturheil nt nUlit nml lireken el
your n st by a slek clilhl siiircrlnir unit crying
with tlm uxrrncliittiiq pain of culling teeth T
It se, Rent ence nnd irut nliottlnet MUS. WIN
8!,0V'8H(l()TI!l.VI8YltlTi ti will relieve
the peer little Hiillerer linineillntily ilepnuii
upon tt s there Is no inlitiikii itheut It. Tiiure If
netn inntliei en enrtli who has nor used It
who will net tell you nt onee that It will
roKiiliile tlie liewel nnd kIve ri'Ht te the
mother, nml rellet and hnallh te the child, oi ei
enitlm; like tnaxie. It tipcrti-ctly situ Ui usu
In all ciHiis, uinl pliins.iiit te tlie taste, nnd Is
tlie prescription of one of the eldest nnd best
eiiiiiln physletnns tn the tinned Shites. Sii,
everywhere, 'il cents n lett'.
iniivl-M.W..w
Tug weik, worn unit dyspi-ptle "11011111 tuke
Cnlileu's I.l'jiild Ilei f Tonic. Ve ether. Ot
DniXKl'ts. ni-lwiieciil.tw
Itiunii'H miiinniiiMit I'Himrpa.
Is the most ellectlve 1'nln Destroyer In the
world. Will moil surely quicken tlin bleed
whether taken Internally or applied exter
nnlly, anil thereby morn ceitulnly KKI.1EVK
l'AIN, whether chienln or nrute, than nny
ether puln nllovlnter, nnd It U warranted don den
blu tlm strength than nnv ether similar propn prepn
rntlnn. It cures patn In the Hide, Hack or llewcls,
Sere Tlirimt, Kheiiiiiiillain, Toetlmclin, unit
ALL ACIlfS, utld Is Tin- llrnut Kellnvt-r of
ThIii "IIHUWN'lj 1I(1U8K1IUI.I I'ANAUKA'
should be In evury family, A tenspnentul et
the I'niiiiceii In n tumbler et hoi w.itiir wiit
mid, If picfeir-'il) tiiken nt bedtime, will
IUIKAK UP A CUI.D. 2.1 cents betlln
nml-T.Tli.r.tw
IIhtiI t'l llrllevn.
It Idliiuil te believe that n mnn w.n ctiied et
Kldimy DIiinMO utter his Imly as swollen ns
hltfiisnlnr el, and hn hud bien i;lvcnii)as
Incurable and lay nt death's deer. et such n
cure was iicceinplUlied by Kidney-Wert In
tlm person el M. M. Ileveiusux, of Ionia,
Mich., who says ' After thlrt.-en of 1 honest
doctors In Iti troll laid kIviiii urn up, 1 was
eunid by hldnuy-Wnrt. 1 viiitit every one te
knew what ulineii It u.
low in Actum iii-niui.
t stems Htnince that nnv ene will sutler
liein the many ileriiiigeuieiits brought nn Ii)
an Impure condition i! uM bleed, whim set).
V ILL'S jAUgAl'AltlLLA AN ItSTII.LI.NUIA,
or III.(IUI) AND LIVKlt 81 lllTl' will restore
perleet hetlth te the physical oigaiilnitlen. It
Is Indt ed u strengthening syrup, pleasunt te
take n id his proven Itself te Ihi the lMst
III.OUI) I'UIIIFIKIt nver dlsetivere.l, etleet
nnlly curing Hcrelula, Syphllllc illaenlei-s,
llinkness et the Kidneys, Krjslpelas, .Mala
ria: all iiitveus dUenlers und debility, till,
leus ceinpliilntH ami all tllieases Intlleutlng nn
Impiirn condition el the lilend. Liver, Md
neys, bioinaeh. Skin, etc. It lerreets Indt
gestltm. A single biiltle will piove te you IU
meilts as a hi tilth lenewer, ler It ACTS I.I I v K
A CIIAItM, especially when the cempl lint is
el an exhaustive u.iuire, having a ti-ndtmcy te
lisen tlm natural vigor nt the bralu and uer
vims system.
.irtKll'S PAIN t'ANAChA cures Ii palll In
Ulan and btut. fm use nxturmdly and Inter
nally. UKDUOIt-K I'OWDKUh cure all ills,ia-es
rheisn, cuttle, Hheep, hogs, poultry and nil
Livestock A I'OMTl VKUUItK iiiii)U3
Knrsaln at II. It. Ce"lir.in's drnn Blnrn 1S7
North Uueen stieid
HhMII'l.ll l'IUt.11 1IKATI1.
The lellnn tug statement el William J. Cough
ln,et Semeivllle, Mass,, Is se loiiinrknlile that
wu beg teusk for It tlm attention et our lead
ers. He says : "In Hit tall el lBTHI was taken
with a violent blunting nl the luius, followed
by ufrcoie cough. I seen began te ln-.ii my
appetite nml llesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could mil leave my bed. In the sum
mer OI1S77 I nu.siiiliuliteiltnt.1uC'Uy Hospital.
While there the docteis said 1 had a hole In
my lettluug as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever n bundled dollars In doctors and med
icine. 1 was se lur gene lit one time n repot t
went mound that 1 wius dead. 1 gave up hope
but u tileml told me et lU. WM. HALL'S
IIALSAM t'OUTHK I.UNc.8. I lnughe nt
my trleiitls, thinking my cuse liicurnble, but 1
get n brttle te satisfy thorn, when te my sur
prison it grallllcitteii, I commenced tn led
better My hope, encn dead, begun te icvlve,
unit tn-lay I (eel In butler sptills than I hnve
the pest thrce years.
"1 wrltethls hoping you will publish It, se
that every one mulcted will. Deiused Lungs
will be Induced te tuke lilt. WM. HALL'S
IIALSAM KOltTIlK LVNUI.aiitlbocenvluccd
that CUNSUMl'TIU.N CAN UK CUUKD. I
have taken two bottle- unit can positively say
mm u nas none me moie geed nun all the
ether medicines 1 have taken Allien my sick
uess. Myien'h has nl most entirely dlsnp
pouredunit I s.iull seen bu utile te go te work.'
Sold b II II. I eelirun, 1U7 North Uiieeiislreet
IIHATIIH.
LeciiBik On Monday 10 a. ni., D.ivll I.
Loeher, In his 57th J car,
Ills lelatlves und Irlcuils me iispectfully
Invited te attend the funeral, en Wednesday,
ut3K P- m., Iieni li s late residence, 1C0 Kaat
King stieet,
ltevKii In this elty, en thelDlh Inst,, Kate
A., daughter et Fanny and thu late Isiael Hoy Hey
or, aged Se yiurs,
Thorelatlvos and trlends of the family aie
respectlully Invltud te attend the luneral
from the reslduncent her mother, Ne. SJ7 West
Walnut street, en Wediialitay altornenn at 'J
o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill come
tery. tll-2lti
Macs, In this city, en the Olh lust., Lewle
U. Mans, aged JJ years unit 13 uuys.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
Monteiey Ledge, Ne, till, I. u. U. F., and
American Mecliunlcs ure respect'uily Invited
te attend the luneral trein his late leilduncj,
Ne, 00J West King street, en Wu lueiday after-
uoenat'2 o'clock, Interiuent ut Woodward
IUU cemetery. Ill tit
Kknpie February 10, in this city, Uoergo
Kentllg, In the 73th j car el his age.
Tbe lelatlves and friends of the family are
respectlully Invited te attend the funnial
from Ids lute luihlcnce, Ne, 2J0 Mlddle street,
en Wodnesduy ulternoen ul '1 o'clock, Intor Inter
ment at Woodward 1 1 111 cemetery,
Simen. In this city, en the 9tli lesL, Kllza Kllza
beth, mllctet the lulu Wlllltiui Simen, In tlie
tinn jearel lioruge,
Tlie relatives and ft lends el the family are
respectfully Invlled te attend the funeral,
from her lute roildetico, Ne. 130 West Oniuga
street, en Tueaday atiernoen ut '2 o'clock in.
terment at .ion coinetory, u
llultlmore papers plcase copy
HIS W A U t'KU TlHKStBNTn
. 3Em-i.--aceastS
CKIAIIS roil I UK IKtl.lDAVSlNlUtXICS I
nl l r.0 bud Ive ul f
H lll'AIA.N'H YKI.I.OW KHOUT (1K1A It
HMIUK
Gl I'.MJINK, VAIlrtCIUAll.OI.KAIll'ILI.UIt
I only B cents, nt
IIAHIMAN'S VKLLOW KUONT CIUAtt
UTOItK.
1
,11111 MAI.K Ul ItKNI'lllK OLD BUN
F.NUINK IIUU8K.
e v7aTsohei.niikiiufji,
JACUIt UA1ILK.
All
f8-'li
1 HAItll.l.V. (ID It DUIlr AND VINI'.SIN
I Jt Hn MlHlslllg lliiekwheat.S tt packages ler I
17e.i C'eluinbla ill vur Salmen, no.; Cox's debt-
tlnn, net I'uie sugar nyrup, eumi tc. Mew
llrlml Apples, fin u quart llest Kllu Dried
Cem Meal, :1ke u quart I Mutches, 7 nml Hen
dozen llest Colleen, VI, 1ft, "', 'ilc. Ill lyeed
IICOK'I'h'JlUNM. I'lAMI mOVKII,
I'lAlKisnnd Furniture moved nt short no no
Hen, Unlets by mall solicited. Over l.oei)
pianos ineicd In tliwm yems.
1 AUG. F. KKINOKIU.,
rrlil-tlil Ne, aWN.Uueutiat., Lancinlur.
W" (KII.KN IKKtll.s, HIICIC flllTlS AND
Ulnvesntcnstt Coinferls, Weel Shawls,
Grey HlnnketN unit Felt Hhliti at cost Alse
let best Dark ','nlleees nt flc. per ynnl. I'erfuct
Goods, llest Feathers always en hand
At SWA UK'S,
Ne.fV) North UtieenSt.
?UU UOIINTV'uOM.IllSSIUNl'.IC.
JOHN It. II AltltAU.et Christiana, Sallsbtiiy
township.
44-VtibWct te ttie ilce'slen el tlin Demo Deme Demo
cratle county convention. fs-tlAw
StVKKT UAt'ltKAL, OI.lt .IUIKIU,
Union Club, Union .luck Uitr Little
Pilet. Hiepdaula, Vetcrun nnd ether Cigarettes
nt bottom prices, nt
HAIITMAN'S VKLLOW FllUNT LIUAK
BTUKK.
I-fTKIl A KlHHT-Ul.rtHS IVOIIII-
worker who can maki)Mlrtt-cls wheel,
gearings, unit run work nt bodies. Cull nt
I'HILIl' DUKItSUMV OAlllllAUF. FACTtl.
ItV, 191 unit 1M Kust King street, Lnnessti-r,
I'll.
AT NWAICK'H lll'KN 1U.IIAV HALF
Weel Spring Dres l'lulds nt I2 ets t
also one Inte! (ii-lnch all-wool Ilebege, worth
Mler A6cls., reduced te. TO cts.: lltiln early but
cannot lm had eveiTday iniiowllneei Lmlles'
White fihlrVs lust received j lust received nn nn
eilier let et extra large Towels nt nets.
SWAItll'S,
lunle-.lmilll Ne. 30 North Queen street.
DIMNKHS OK SIOUT, VKUTKUt, IIICAII
nche, Ultlillners, Palpitation et the Heart,
and nil Symptoms et Apoplexy and Diseases
el the Heart etfectully and siicceselully treat
ed by II. It. LUNQAKKK. M. II..
Cnn be ntblres'Cil by Inttei (confidentially)
and medicine sent, with pioper directions te
anvpartel thnreentry.
Omen Ne. IS Kest Wulnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation tree. tll-3td,tw
1lTATK OF OIlAttLKS KOTUWI'I LKIt,
li lute et Lancaster City, dec d. Lettnrs
tei-tiimentury en said estnte having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thoirlenio requested te make Imme
diate payment und these hit. Ing claims
ngalust the Mime, will present them without
delay ler settlement te the undersigned.
JUIIN FUIISCH, Executer.
II. C. KliEADT, Att'y. J'CtdM
lTl nn KKU'AIlll S.VII.I. MIC
l'Alll II V
OOUUthe uiiiterslgnnil for tlm
arrest nnd
conviction el the person or persons who
cans'il the death of ilernard short, near the
vitilige et Kuwllnsvllle. Lancaster county,
I'a ou the night of the 31st et.Ianuaiv, l'-SI.
HAM'I. M. MVKU3,
A. SUM MY.
M. II I Lit Kit It A NDT.
Fiunk UnmsT, County Commissioners
Clerk. IS-3tt:
IOU U.lJtUAINS
In OvernllN, Working l'ntits. Sack Ceals,
Working Mill Is, Knlt.lackeLs and Underwear,
(ilnvis. Milts. Hese. Comlerts and 'ill klmli
el Winter Uoeds ole-dng eat without regunl
te cost. Having an overstock en u mil it win
piy te buy ler next season at piesnnt prices,
l'leasn call nml examine bclnie you buy.
4tfl'rude Dollars taken nt l'ar.
IIKNIIY 1IKCHTULD,
Inli.T-lyd Ne. bl North Queen tatieet.
1,'sl'ATK OF KKUHKV ;
iavi:li:k, i.atk
1j et Lancaster city, ilecuftsed.
Hie under-
signed auditor, appointed te pass upon excep
liens nud tn illsiilbiite the balance irmalntng
la the binds el tbe account lilt, J. K Stealing,
one et tlm executers, te unit among these
lPKtilly uulttlu 1 1 tlm xmim, will Bit ter th it
purpose en TUKSDAY, FKII. l'J, llSI, nt 10
o'clock u. in, tn tlin Lltirmy lienui or the
Court llniie, In the Hy et LHiieaster, wheru
nil persons interested la palddlrtilburkm umv
altund. A. C. ItKlNOhllL.
JanJHItd.M Auditor.
Ji,r.eji
!i ThOf
ION (IF SUIKIOI. IIIKI'OrOHH.
oualllleil electors or the city of Lnn
caster ure hereby nelinud that an election w III
no ui'iii in ine eeverni warns, nt tun usual
places el holding tutu unit ceuntv elections,
en TIIHSDAY. FKllltCAKV 19, 1SSI, botveen
tin linurrief 7 o'clock in tlin morning nnd 7
o'cleek In tlmevenlm; etsald tiny, let Ihopur Ihepur Ihopur
pO"ef electing twelve pclfOiis te serve as
school tllreetets for the term et tlnee j-eais
trnm the Hut Thtiisilay In Neveuibri next.
And the election ofllceis tn tliesuveial wards
ur hereby icrjutrcd tn make the necessaiy
elllclal tetilins of the election te thnpinlbou thnpinlbeu thnpinlbou
eliuy. .IUI1N LLVKKdDOD,
jaii'illdM President
tOlt HALK.
s
,i mill: iieitflis run HKsi in ni'i.vi;.ns
llnuse llleek. corner hlmrand rrlncnMs
Alrfe Ne. 11J West King stn-ut Fer lent Hern
April 1.
loli'-'netil J. II MA11TIV, Tteas.
c
tuiirF.it neunr. feic ui-.p. i', l ills inc.
slinble Hetel, tlelmrn tlist-class business.
und located wit nl u li .If unquaie Hern the cun cun
He et the city Is for rent. Apply te
WM..1 COUP Kit,
J Jl till UJ West King St , Lancaster
J, 'OH SAL
1 have i
F, tin KAST IF.Hsis
btieels which I will sell en nailer tcium than
ever befoie etteretl te the public. Cull en
I. 1'. MAiUlt,
IniiU-Smil Sli North Queen btreet.
I OK IlK.IT FltO.11 Al'llll. 1.
J1 The second unit tlilnl floors of Ne H Kust
King street, suitable ter nny Mu I et busluesH.
Alse Urn basement et tbe nauiu building s lit.
ted up for a tlrst class restauiaut liitilrn at
JlS-tttl NOa.OASNOKTH QUKKN 1)T.
j:n 1 lilt TA I N.1I ICNI.
,'ULTUN OI'ICKA HUUSi:
Tuesday Evenlng, Februnry 12.
Special Kngngomeiit of the
Celebrated Acliess,
Charlette Thompson,
Supported by a well-seleited company of
urlluts, lu hoi gie.it creation, the .New
JANE EYRE.
Continuous pcuis of laughter trein b gin
ning te end, telling with thillllug climaxes an
Intense and dramalle steiy.
AUMlSIUN, - 33, 00 and 7.'. ( ICNTS
IIKSKHVKDHKAT8, - - 7r. CK.NTb!
New en sale at Opera IIou-e onice. IS. it
UAUltlAUJftt, tt
ILUZ .LUU-JE.f
K
DUllULlCY tt CO.
SMtfUHS ! SLKIGIIS !
EDGERLEY & CO.,
MAUKKT HTIIKKT, IN UK Alt OV NKW
P03TOFFDJK, LANOASl'KK, I'A.
We have at our Factory and Itepoiitery a
I mge and apleudld Abneitmeut el
PORTLAND, ALBANY,
-AND-
DOUBLE SLEIGHS.
Thoynreniutloof the lit st selected Material
and Finest Finish. Our motto " Union sales
ami suiull profits.'1 It costs nothing te cull
and examine our work. We alBOhave en hand
A FULL LINK OF FINK CAIllllAUK WOKK.
W miANTKVDU k,,0W" Umk0' A'''' WellK
Itepalrlng promptly attendetl te. One Bet el
worttmen especially empleyed ler that pim
pese. n!W-t!dA
MKKltsllllAUM l'11'fHANItTUIIl'.S, ALL
guaruntced te he us represented, sulta sulta
hle for presents, at
IlAUTMAN'a VKLLOW Fit )NT OlUAIi
81UUK,
S'ECONl) EDITIOB.
MONDAY ijlVENINO, FEB. 11, 1004.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
yOJUU'iTOKFUllKIUNANltHUMF. NKWS.
Twu ntvrii FBriitlmi Towns Tuken by (lie
Fulie I'hrepliet Tlie Volestin Blount
.i:inn In n Mtnte ut Kruptten,
t..,n."l..Peb' n Tlie Figare states that
hi .Mahdi's troops have taken Sunkell.ncar
IfasNeIa, mul Havliin, a smell ncapert
ueith el Suaklin, It saya mi English f?un.
beat b:m bcen dcsiiatchcd te ehcll
Jtavlua.
Uii. Uenlnn lu FsDt
Caiiie, Feb. II Oen. Gorden haa ar
rived nt licrber. He lias asked for robes of
honor mid swords te dlstrlbute nmenjr
local dlgnltarlcB. s
111 en et Ctna Areuisil.
Londen, Feb. 11. Mount .'Ctua is In n
stnte of eruption. Streng oarthqtiake
boekn wote felt bofero this oruptlen
UC'ilU.
! Four Firemen llnrned te Ileatli.
The ClopiiiRteii wast works at Dundoe
euriiea this inerninjr. Four (lromeu lest
iticir lives.
Serero Onlra Him Slew storms.
Bevere gales and snow storms pievail
throughout Boetlaud and North Wales.
Klets In West Attics.
Advicei from West Afriea, dated Jan.
lltb, ntate that scrieuH rletA owing te the
opposition nctalnsttlie Angle Froneh com
mission marking boundaries of the west
coast, have eccuned at Aoera and Qultta,
nud wero nttended with considerable less
of Ufa.
Alnny Chrlitliitis Maemcred.
Paiiis, Feb. 11. L Mende (nowBpnier)
publisheH a dispateb from the Froneh
bishop of Tonquin te the effcet that ene
priest, 23 catoehlsts and 215 Christians
have bcen masRaercd and that 103 mission
heuses have been dostreyod. The bishop
appeals for help.
'
l-eiliiiis Werk uy Driitikcin aien.
I'wres, ()., Fab. 11. Eighteen drunken
men beardtd a Teledo, Cincinnati,
A; St. Leuis coal train, ou Satur
day, nt Millcdgovllle, Ohie, and took
possession of It, drivltiR the conductor,
Tlies. Curtin.away ufter seriously in
juring him, whlie Hrakeman T. 8.
Cellins, who came te tbe rescue,
was frightfully beaten. The
latter wai brought te this city ami cannot
survlve. Tbe ongincer was compellod te
out his cnglne loeso from the train te run
te Mll'odgevillo te save his life. Thore
have been no arrests.
At Itemllng nnd l'otutewn.
Hr-ADiNO, Pa., Feb. 11. The nail plate
mill of the I'ottstewn Iren company, nt
Pottstown, and seven furnaces in the
puddling department started up this
morning. The mill shut down December
Mb, aud has been idle since
Kev. Dr. It. W. Stenn, captain of tbe
eolebrated Harris (N. T.) light cavalry,
during the war, nnd pastor of St. Barnabas
Episcopal church, of this eity, died here
te-day, aged 70 years.
Laber Ai'etmtl Trenten,
Tiiknten, Feb. 11. The New Jersoy
stcel and iron works resumed work this
morning after being closed six woeks for
repairs. Thirteen huudrcd men are cm
pleycdjln the works.
Tbe chain makers have struck owing te
i reduction in the wages About forty
men are employed m tbe chain depart
ment. Tlin rlmiu nt Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Feb, 11. It has been raiti
lug all night, and tbe rlver continues te
rise. Thore is much destitution in this
vicinity nnd appeals for aid are being uent
forth. Ne casualties have bcen reported
as yet, oxeopt the drowning of two dlsrep.
utable women, who wero carousing en a
beat mid fell overboard.
Tlie Htilklug Weuvert.
Fall Hivkii, JIass , Feb. 11. The
weavers at King Philip mills struck to
day for n return of the ten jier cent.
reduction. Sema of the men wanted te
go te work at neon nud nnether meeting
will be held te dcoide upon final action.
ltclitsed te Marry Him llutli Dead."
Milwai'keb, Wis., Feb. 11. Jerry
Starueld, a telegraph operator, shot
Bridget Egau last night heoause sbe re
fused te marry him. He then shot him
self. Beth nre dead.
Help Iruui tlie Oevernineiil,
Washinoten, Feb. 11. The Uouse
cominittce ou appropriations te-day
agreed te icpeit a bill for tbe Immcdl.Me
appropriation of $1)00,000 for the euiierers
by tbe Heed along the Ohie river nud its
tributaries.
i, itchy Iteaulcg.
Wahiiiniiien, Feb. 11. The Heube
cominittce en publie buildings mid grounds
te-day, ngreed te report favorably Rep
resentative Ermoutreut's bill for a public
building at Heading, Pa., te cost $80, 000.
Air. Ittuseltu Allve at Noen,
Nnw Yunit, Feb. 11. Mr. Themas
Iviiisclla was still nllre at neon, but was
se prostrated that bis death is looked ler
any moment.
Dfiillt u Mrs. Ocn, Trevlue.
Femituss MoNiien, Va., Feb. 11. Au.
Oen. Trovine, daugliter of the late Oec
Ord, died here last night.
VF. A Illicit IrilllOATlONS,
Wahiiinoten, Feb. 11. Fer the Mlddle
Atlautie Btates, oleudy weather, slight
snow, witti nortneast te southeast winds,
generally lower barometor, nearly station
ary followed by n slight rise in tempera tempora tompera
lure. A Corpse Miming
On Feb. 0 Alfred W. MoKiuney. seu of
William MoKlnuey. of Trey, N. Y died
at Crescent Citv, Fla , and the widow and
her brether, Irving Nuwcemb, stnrted
for Trey with the remalus. The last
boeh of the box containing the body
was ut Jersoy City en Baturdny.
Mrs. MoKiuney was told nt New
Yerk that the oasket bad been
sent te Trey en the preceding train, but
when sbe roaehod thore she found that the
box supposed te contain the body con cen con
tained euly an empty caskotfer a party In
Lanstngburg. Dr. Gregery, of Brooklyn,
was telegraphcd te aud roplyed that the
body must be in Albany, but the express
authorities in Mint eity say they have net
saeu It. Airs. MoKlnuey fears tbe body
has bcen stelen. '1 he health authorities
of Jersoy City wero telegraphed te but
they knew nothing of the body's wherea
bouts. Mew In New Yerk 7
n. y.Bun.
It seems te be gonerally belleved that
two things nre Bottled in regard te the
next presidential oleotion. One is that ue
candidate will niccecd unless he can carry
the state of New Yerk. The ether Is that
the tariff will be forceil into the contest
and be among tbe leading issues of the
eampalgn.
Assuming this te be the case, will it net
be well for auy party that hopes te prevail
in the approaching struggle te Unit out
and carefully consider just hew New Yerk
stands en tbe tariff question ? New Yerk
Is a ctose etate, and it would net be safe te
make a nilstake in respect te a matter ou
whieh the result of the contest may turn,
nOIlAOK UUKKLKV'd 8LU'l'Klt9,
Made from a !UHlesmtK Nkln lu 1B13 utl
Hew Wern by his llretlHr.
Iu 1813 Heraco Grccley established n
colony in Laokawaxen township. Plke
county, Pa., te test tbe vnlue of Charles
l'ourler's soeal theories. Jehn Dutteti.
tinnr fAa ,ln.,l . , ... v
.. .. .iiiiiii ui tins village,
was nn original member or tlm
colony. He had ohnrge of the
shoe shop. On ene of Mr. Greeley's visits
te the oelony he was walking noress a
fleld when he saw an onermousrattlcsunko
lying celled a few feet ahead of him, nnd
springing its rattle lnstlly. Mr. Dutten
was near nnd killed the snake. It was
of unusual size, nnd Mr. aroeloyndmlrcd
the beauty and romarkable brilliancy
or the markings en its skin. Mr. Dutten
tanned the akin nftcr a Plke county proecas
that preserves Its olastlelty nnd brllllauey.
tretn it he fashioned a pair of slippers
and when Mr. Orcoley oame up again
Mr. Dutten rcsented thorn te blm.
Ue was greatly pleased with thorn,
but after the fallure of the
jfotitlerlto oxperlmout lu which Mr.
Uroeloy sank $10,000, he bocame very bit
ter against Pike enuni.v. nml nnnt.i nf
ablde nnythlng that remludcd him of It,
and he gave the sllppers te a brether of
his who IIves iu western Pennsylvania,
who has thorn yet.
A hDNOAY TltAUF.OY,
A Terrible Crime In Wew England.
In Norwich, Conn., en Sunday, F. V.
Oeuant. Alfred McClellan and a frieud
named Dutten took a drive through the
city. On returning te Conant's home en
Lllzabeth street, Hutten dreve the herse
away te the stable, while Conant asked
McClellan toce te a shed near by te see a
pony. A few mlnutus later, nbeut 4:40,
two shots wero heard aud MoClellmi ran
from the shed crying mtiider." Conant
appeared pjrsulug blm, nnd llred a third
shot. McClellau ran across the street and
tell dead In the gutter. One ball hit his
leg, another his hat aud the third
passed through the heart. Conant exmn.
ined the body tomake sure of death, put
up his rovelvor, of 33 calibre, walked te
tbe First Uaptlst church, of which his
wife is a member, and onterod the confer cenfer confer
enco room. His wlfe was speaklng as he
entered. He took a seat, nnd sent a boy te
call her, aud when she followed him into
the vestibule said te her : " I have killed
Al. McClellan." She is reported te have
exclaimed : " My Ged, I never thought it
would ceme te this I" Then they returned
home together, whero Conant was
arrested.
It is rumored that a second woman seme
weeks age told Conant his wife and Me
Clellau had bceu Intlmate befere Ceuaut
married her.
IS1I1 tlliunillcr nud III Sen.
Washington Letter te lltchmend Htule.
The recent marrlage of William E.
Chandler's seu. of which a brief notion bnH
goue the rounds of the press, has a remau
I etiln Tm 1 0? t. .. . . .
.iu eiuu. tn ion iuu yeuug man received
a legaey of $0,000 from a great aunt. Iu
the same year he entered the Dartmouth
collcge, graduating after a four years'
oeurso. While studying he foil iu leve
with a pretty Connecticut girl and en re
turning home announced his Intention of
marrying her. This did net suit his father's
vlews and he nsked the yeuug man hew
he expected te support a wife. "Well,
my W.000 will be a pretty geed starter,"
e explained. Hofero he oeuld say mero
he was quietly infornied that but 450 of
the legaey remained, the balance having
been supplied te the youth while at collego
He had fondly aud foolishly supposed
that his father was supporting him, and
that tbe drafts he had made wero pall
from the paternal funds. The rovelatiou
of his father's action disgusted tbe yeune
man aud he left home. He proceoded te
New Hampshire and offerod his sorvlces
te the Concord railroad, a corporation
which had bitteily opposed his father, and
was promptly given a posltleu as hrako hrake
man en a passenger train upon whieh the
latter frequently traveled. Later be went 1
West, whero he succeeded in obtaining a I
mero nicrative plaoe en anotber read.
Finding his circumstances justified the
step he returned for hisafllauccd nnd they
woie married. It is net nccessary te say
that the sccietaty of the navy did net at at
teud the wedding.
' " m a m '
A Wonder.
Baleno Republican.
On Saturday morning, about half past
threo o'clock, J. W. Price, who was visit,
iug nt A. J. Rauey's, iu Gorden Valley,
witnessed astrauge phsuomenou. He was
slcepiug in n room with a window faeiug
the east, nnd was nwakeucd nt the hour
mentioned by a red light shining in tbe
window nud lighting up the room. He get
up aud looked out of the window and saw
a funeral shaped object iu the sky which
was of a bleed red color, and Boomed te
be iu motion. He called Qcorge Uaney te
leek at it, nnd be awakened the ethor In
mates of the boiife te the phenomenon.
After gar.ing nt it for seme time nil rotired
again, and wero awakened at half past 11 ve
te get up for breakfast. The first thought
was te take a leek at the red sky, aud
there was the funeral still. Just at this
mument tbcre was quite a rumb
ling nolse heard, mid the oleud or
whatever it was, seemed te be a whirling
maelstrom. Of the nolse Mr. Price Bays
he ncTer heard the llke in his life, nud
Judged it Hounded like the eyolenns they
have had in the Wcstern states. The
nolse lahted for a fuw minutes and then
died away. The light wns scen ami the
rumbling heard by a young man who was
en reute from Napa te Mr. Ilauey's, nud
he described it as something awful. The
Mexican sheep berder, came running te the
house saying the world was coming te au
end. Mr. Price says seme who heard it
thought it only a few miles nway, while
ue tueugnt it might ue thirty or lerty
miles instant.
A Virginia clepmeul
Charles S. Stanten near Mount Jnoksen,
Shenandoah county, Va,, who is nbeut
tweuty years of age, was forbidden the
parental reef of his leve, Miss Victeria E,
Will, who is about tbe same age, and they
determined te run nway, Sunday the
brlde oiled the hlnges te the deer and tbe
slides of the window and patleutly nwaltcd
her lever. He came accompanied by four
of the nolghbers and took MiBB Victeria ,
boarbeaded, in n pottieoat, with no stock
ings en, aud carried her from the farm.
She had seme clothing in n p.iakage wit h
her nnd proccedod te dress as well as she
oeuld under the circumstances. They
reached Froderiolc Oity the next morning.
A liconse was precurtd of the olerk and
the ceuple procecdod te the M, E. parson,
nce, whero they wero made man and wife
by Kev. Dr. Dashlell. IJetli parties are in
geed standing in the community in whieh
they llve.
,vnt tlie Ueuduu It Werth.
Pull Mall Uazotte.
Thore are said te be 15,000 Christiana
nud 40,000 Egyptiaus iu the proviuce :
thore are no less than 1,000 coniruerolal
heuses ewned by Europeans and 11,000 by
Egyptians, ami tue import anil oxpert
trade Is valued at '13,000,000 aunually.
Oltl'llAMiUOUUT HAl.tSUV VALUAIII.K
HKAI. KSTATK-OllTlIUltSOAY, FEU.
ll,188l,the iiiiderslKiiad, lu pursuance of nn
order of the Orphans' court, et Lancaster
county, will sell at public sale, at the Cooper
Heuse, In the city of Lancaster, till that valu
able two storied llltlCK. I) WKLLINU HOUriK
und 'otef ground attached thereto, situated
en the cast side et Seuth l'rlnce street, lu the
eattl city et Lancaster, containing in front ou
satd street 'il toot, mero or leu. and extending
In depth, 3i leeti'i Inches i numbered Ne, l'J
beuth l'rlnce street.
Sule te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m , when
terms will be made kiiewu by
JACOll N, MILLKH,
Administrator of Margaret Weaver, itecM,
lln buvusar, SmvmwWi
r Kiiiiirr-mfAltKM1H'
FhlladaiDtii mr.
rrrtr.ADK.nirA. Feb, it-rienr nuUt and
"iVoFleWfiJ.1' M,0n ..
wneat nrm Ne. 2 Wostern Bed. II 07 a
107X Me. 3 de, we N.t. l l'a, uSV.Vl lf
Cem st'aily i salt yclleiv and inixed. te
oeai Ne. J mixed mid yellow, MfiMe. ' "
Ofttsnnnjr: Ne. 1 While, iiUaiHa Ne. S
Uye so'trce at G7(tGSc.
8oeds-(Jlever aulet at Kai0"(O Time.
"'" "' " "i i mul 03 1 Max set Hi Urm at II ta.
irovlstens firm and Ultly sctiTej Mess
."!f0JL,::Smt)k0,, Slienldem, Sfl8Wei
32: itiSSIpftS.1 Bm ea Uw,. Mw pi
salt
plakleU
ioerii','ri"" '. Si!' J?naL5 2WP
S ? 5S',Sr,l? OKet Western de, asoMe
nr?iS' R1?0 ' ' M. tllbS, 110 I 'WMtOrii
"lIM? Wo'lS'e" g00a te oUelC0' 180180'
L'lfirs senren mul tiintin.. .
Western de. 30a ilined, sW.
Fa. rn, loe t
wiii'usu iiriu mitt lair
Inquiry i
New
lSkoirte fair te iroed. WtiuW.i"i J
uric iuu ercam MtfUHKai
WiilUim ! Stt
skims. eoKe i de lull. 7h23. ' '
Petroleum llrm reflned. lK03Ke.
Whisky ut n ae.'
ii
New Yerk Market
Nbw Tonic, Feb. 11. rionrsteady and mod med mod
erately active t Huporrlne State and Western,
JiWOra; Extra de. 1.1 !3 63 i Cholce
te Fancy de, de, IS 70Q0 M.
WheatopcnndKQJiteliit-horaad rery firm,
with a fairly actlTe trailing largely In May
,!? U.0,il i'u''' ,l w Ji March, $1 01
W4 i de April, l liei 12, de May, II Hjjd
115 1 de June,ill5ii0l lay
Cern a trine better and tery qutett Mixed
Wosternspot, 518.1Se; de luture. GlJjQMe.
Oils dull nud withetit nuotnble cQanaet
State, Uai7Xt Wefltern, (Wat7c, 8
" i
ritlludelptila Cattle Market.
Stock T Aims, Wist l'aitABiWBfA, Feb. it.
Cntlle-lteceinte, l,Qah t it carloads belng
i cluyed j intrket se tar Xe higher, wUl no
down when overtlue stock arrives.
Hheep market fair t receipts, 7,000 head :
Prline, Xet Uoed, flOKO Medium,
60Jet Common, AQiUe t eulls, JSlOie.
llegs Iteclepls. 4,:ip'ihead market dull and
soiling ul value for ail grades.
Live Stock Marker.
CniOAoe-Tlit) Drever' Journal report :
Ilogs-llecolpU), 7,000 head t shipments 7.BO0
de.; market iioliveiind pricosBOlOe higher:
leugh packing, U lsqe CO i packing and
tl !S(b"10 70U7 " ' 8Ut' W G m ' k,p9'
Cattle- locelpts BOO head shtpments, 5,700
de. j market Htreng and acUve i all sold :
experts, f) 2:07; geed te cholce ship,
ping, V 7JQ0 13 1 common tomedlum, 13 20
ti' "-I,
ahcep-ltccetptfl, COO head: slilpment,l,0.J0
'i. . '"arltet gtreng; Inferior te Inlr. tl M
tm .OVUOli medium te geed, (4 6035 Ms
cholce te extra, 3 iOQQ. '
IlurAto-Cattle-ltccelpts, 1,800 head noth
ing doing; ieellug slew.
Sheep lleoelpUi, 1,000 head offerings main
ly full te medium, only light proportion el
choice stock j lair te geed Western, tl 5035 Mi
choice, $.1 75.
llogn-lteeelpts, 1,000 head t geed te cholce,
(8IJ5O720; geed mediums scuroeKtf7 202730:
pigs, WiO ; no geed keavy here,
Kast Lihbiitt. Cattle Nothing doing ; all
through conslgnnientH receipt, C5 hcaa:
shipments, none.
Ifeus llrm ; I'hlladelphlas, $707 Vi ; Torkers,
tflBOflO 75; receipts, 3,450 heuU shlpmenta.
115 de.
Hheep nrm j rccetpUi, 1,C0) head j shtpmcnU,
hioen BiarKflts.
Quotatlena by Uced, McQrann ft Ce., Ilant
rs, Lancaster, l'e.
ors,
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yj. j. n. a. u. ...... .......... ...- ... ..
Michigan Control 0JU
New lerlr Central lis
New Jersoy Central SSi
Ohie Central s
uel. Lack. A Western.... 18SJ4
Denver A UIe Urande.... -ilii
Krle , 2Pi
itansus it Texas 'm
Lake Shere le.it
IU.lA.nA O. T .U ... ,1 .
wuiu),ua i. n,, uuili,,,, nym
N.N., Out. Western.... UH
or. l-uui x ummia -km
i-acine uuii ,
KochesterA rittshurgh
OU I. Ulll
Texas l'acltlc,
Union raclfle,
.............
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Wabash Common
Wabash I'roferred
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville A Nashvllle...
n. v., cm. tJt-L
Lnhlgh Valley .....
Lehlgh Navigation,
..........
renusyivania..,.
........
Keaiung
...........
i . i. .t liuiiaie.
Nerthern l'ucinc Cem
....
Northern l'acllle Prof...
iinstonville
Philadelphia ft Erie
Nortueru central
Underground ,
Canada Seuthern
(Jii ..................... ltfJti
t'eople's I'nssttnirer.
I'lillailelptua.
yuouitlens by Associated l'ress.
Stocks steady.
I'hlladelphla ft Krle K. It.
. !
17
uettiltng itallrentl isyi
leuiifiyivaniaKallread 69
Lehlgh Valley ltutlreud cav
United Companies or New Jersoy 195
Nortliern I'acine... , ai
Northern Paclfle lMnforret 40)2
Northern Central ltallread ts
Lenlgh Nnvlgatleu Company ten
Norrlstewn ltallread UO
Central Transpoitatlen Company ., S4
l'lttsb'g.TltusvlUe HuttaleU. IL 9kJ
LUUeSclmvlklU UMlre'ui ei?
new vara.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Htecks strong. Menoy geed supply, lXJ2e.
New Yerk Central ni(
Kile ltallread 27i2
Adams Kxnress.
.130
Michigan Central ltallread , 9.1
Michigan Heuthern Ualiread 103
n
Illinois uentrai iiuureail
Olovelanilft l'lttshtirgh llullread..,
(Ihlpnirn A lEnntr fulnml lfnllrnn.l
137
lWi
I21
Plttshiirglift Kert Wuynu ltallread.'.'.!. ...IMK
Teledo ft Wabash n
New Jersoy Centrnl 1-8
New Yerk Ontario ft Wostern , llj
Lecal atoeKS and uenai
lteperted by J. II. Leng.
rar
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sale
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114
120
100 JO
101
100
1011
103'
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naj
40
43.75
30
100
23
2
2W.M
210
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10
1
21
60
60
DO
vel.
100
Lancaster City 8 per cent 1885,
" IHIKl.
1800... 100
lt5... 100
- II
" 5 per ct. In ler SO years.. 100
" 4 ixjrct. Scheel Lean.... 100
" 4 " In 1 or 21 years., loe
" 4 " In 6 or 3) years.. 100
" 4 " lu 10 or 20 years, loe
Manhelm borough lean loe
MHOKlXAMBOUS STOCKS.
Ouarryvllle It. U ISO
Mlllersvtlle Street Car 60
Inquirer Printing Company......... se
Uiu Light and Kuel Company 23
Stevens Itouae (llends) 100
Columbia lias Company 2S
Columbia Water Company
Suseueluinna iron Company 100
MarlettallollewwB.ro loe
Stevens Uouse 60
Sicily island 60
Kast Unindy wlne ft IVaynesb'g,... 60
Mlllorsvllle Nermal Scheel
Northern Market... CO
Kastern Market 60
Western Market 60
TCRHTIUH STOCKS.
Mir Snrlnu-ft Heaver Vaileif, t Vi
M
llrldgepert ft lloreshoo 15-4
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25
'leluinblaft Washington 25
Columbia ft Illg Spring 25
Columbia ft II arietta 25
Maytown ft Utlzabethtewn 25
ljuicaater Kphruta 26
Lancaster ft Willow Street 25
straseurgft Millport 25
Marietta ft Maytown 25
Marietta ft Mount Jev 25
Lane, Kllzubetht'n ftMlddlnt'n 100
Lancaster ft FruttvUle. te
ljincaaterftLlilU 25
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Lancaster A wuuamaUmu.... f
Lancaster ft Maner 50
Lancaster A Manhelm se
LaucesUirft Marlntu ...........
LancastorftNewlIoUaau 100
JncustorftSujquehanna;..... 300
First National wank : 10O
rarmers' Notional Ilank 50
rulten Nalienal Iluuk 100
Lancaster County National llank.. 60
Columbia National Hank..,,. 100
Christiana National Hunk loe
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111.40
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115
142
141
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160
14U
167
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115
110
110.60
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100,44
Wrst National Henk, Columbia..... 100
rirst National llunr, Strusburg,... 100
First Nstlenalllauk Marietta 100
First National llauk, Mount Jey., 100
Lttltz National Hunk 100
Manhelm National Dank lue
Union National Hank, Mount Jey. 60
New Helland National llank....... loe
llae National llank 100
quarrvvllle National llank.. ...... 100
MlSOULLAOVS BOMItO.
quarryvIlleU.lt.. due 1803 fioe
Ueadlug A Columbia U. lt6' 100
Lancaster Uas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due In ler20 years 100
Lancaster Uea Light and Fuel Ce.,
due 1880 ,.,... 100
MauUetm Uoreugh lieua..-irrt.
Enliratu nmiiraw imn. ............ .
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117$ US'?
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