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WIIKUM WAS TALHAQBt
The llrrniktjn Ielnrrr mlt, Wlthant Ki
pluumluip, hi rullll an Kesnitt.
When men profess te be pablle teaohers,
whose utterances nre valuable for their
hearers te heed, there Itene quality wbleh
they cnutiet oultlvate with tee roueh
assiduity mill thnt Is punctuality. Ne roan,
let Ms Renins bepf the meitlirllllant order,
can make tin impression when be shows an
utter Inek of conception of the value of the
tlme of lit ntitlloneo. LKe la at Its longest
very brlef, and for him who baa an nt nt
laliiuute obeet la vlew, minutes are often
very precious. Tbcrefore it Is thnt
when a man robs another, by ncgll
ceuec, of tlme that might be profitably
devoted te work, be takes Mint whleh la of
no benefit te himself, but whleh may be
pricclcM te theso from whom he ban
Ulelied it. And the extent of this erlmin
allty mny be measured by the number of
portions nffuoted thereby.
Thrse are tritiums, but tliey may serve
te point n moral. About four weeks
age the Yeung Men's Christian association
of Franklin nnd Mnrslmll college wrote te
Hey. T. De Witt Tallmsce, of Brooklyn,
for hi terms te deliver n lcoture In Fulton
opem lnme for the benefit of the ntsoela
tlen. A rrply was reoelvcd from Mr
TnllnmRe stating bis oempontatlon, and
asking if It was satisfactory. The asse
elation replied that It was and apprlced
him nt the same tlme that the date of the
lecture was Thursday, the 80th Inst.
Within the past few dajs telcgrams were
sent him informing him of the final details
of the Irctnre.
Last evening nn audionee of perhaps 800
peepln assembled in the opera bonse pur
sunut te the advertisements that for sev
eral (layH p-ist have appeared in the elty
papers. They were an intelleetual orewd,
whoferboio as long as pesslblu from be
traying any undlgnlfle.1 signs of impa impa impa
tlonce ; but as 8 o'clock, the tlme nt whleh
the lcoture was te begin, wero ou te 8:30
o'elook, even Intcllcet beeams ezaspcrated
aud expressed Its annoy.ineo by sarcastle
plaudits in the ahape of fcet stamping and
hand elnpplug.
Then Mr. Jehu II. Khchner, of the seu.
ler clans of the oellego, earae upon the
stage and with ovident and natural nm
btrrnrBinent apologized te the nudlenoe
for Mr Talmige's fallure te put in nn ap
pearance. He related the faets aubatan
tially as given above, nnd craved the In.
dulgencennd sympathy of theso prcsent
for the scurvy trlelc played upon the asse
elation by the Brooklyn dlvlue. lie an
nounced thnt all theso having purchased
tiekets would have their money refunded.
The net scorn te be entirely without
czplanatieu. Unless Mr. Talmage had
been stricken with paralysis of the tongue
or murdered en reute, it would seem that
he might h.tve easily telegraphed his in
ability te lte preeent. lie would thou
have saved bis employ en painful embar
rnssnteut, and his hearers a half hour's
lest tlme whleh even his presenoe might
have poorly repild. Mr. Talmage will
need te draw rathur heavily en his stoek
of "Muscular UhrUtiauity" te aoeouut for
his conduct en this oecn'iou.
HOLD AUK IIUZZAKU.
Tlie ruinous I. rluiliml mieiiii at a Mark and
a Llltln itny 1 WnundM,
Yesterday Jeremiah Bhindle, the father
of the boy who was shot en the Welsh
inuuutaiui, went down te Investigate the
matter, nnd found that the report was true.
It appears that the boy was at work
picking stenes when he was shot. The
ball struck him in the fleshy part of the
hip and.paRM'd through it. The wound is
net dangerous although painful. It is
Bttppeted that the boy was shot by Abe
ftuzEttrd, who was tltlu ,it a mark In the
vicinity at the. tlme. Iiuzzard does net
say whether he shot the boy or net, but
admits that be was sheeting near by. lie
does net think thnt his gun would carry
as far as the boy was away from him, but
It is possible. If it was n shot from bis
rill that struek hlu it w.ts ontirely acei.
dental.
One of the gentlemen who went te leek
after the boy yesterday, bad qulte a con
versation with Abe Dnzzard. The seme
what famous criminal is living quietly en
the Welsh mountain with his family, and
since hiseecape be baa net been disturbed.
He says be will de ue harm te any one as
long as be is left alone, but if any attempt
is mede te capture him he will light. He
says that he received niue years of a
sentence for n crime that he was net guilty
of and be will never sorve It. The ene
sentence of four years he would be willing
te serve. Ue makes no attempt te bide
himself, but be gees around armed with a
sixteen shut repeating rille and a revolver.
A Fatal rail Uuve Btalrt.
On Tuesday last a fatal fall occurred at
the late residence of Jacob Bair, deceased,
in West Fallow Qeld township, as fellows :
Mrs, Leah Bair, wife of Joel Bair, of Lan
caster county, n brother of the former,
came there te r.ttend tbe sale of the
iiersnnal effeetB of the deceased. She nr-
rived at the beuse about 11 o'elook in the
morning, and in going up the steps leading
te tbe perch which stands seme eight feet
from the ground, obe became dizzy, and
en reaching tiis top step staggered and
fell, striking hjr Lead aud shoulders.
Belne a woman weighing ever 200 pounds
she fell with great force, bnt whleh was
somewhat breken by the fact that in her
descent she fell against B. W. Rhenda. She
was pieked up and carried into the house
A pbysleiau wnasent for who offered ar
all the relief possible, but about 3J o'elook
in the afternoon bee died. They sent for
her husband, but bIie died befere his
arrival. Levi Bair, a con of the doeeosod,
was a petit juror at the oeunty oeurt, and
was excused from further nttendance be be bo
cause of biB mother's sudden death.
This is the second acoident of a fatal
ebaracter that has oceurrcd en that farm
within n short time. Only two or three
weeks nge ber brether in-law, Jacob Bair,
tbe sale of whose otleets she had oemo te
attend, fell from nn apple tree, and was se
severely injured that be died n short time
after being hurt.
OU1TUAKY.
Ueatn el Juuiea allUseh.
James Mtkseh, ene of Lititz's eldest
eltizens, died en Tuesday aftoreon. The
Rtcerd says of him : Mr. Miksch waa
born near Nazareth, Northampton oeunty ;
learned loeksmlthing near his birthplace,
nnd later apprenticed nimaeir te a tinsmitn
at Hellertown. In 1840 he came te Litltz
nnd took quarters lu the Brethers' house.
In 1811 be went te his native plaee, get
married an'd brought his better half te
Ll'.ttz, where, after ene year" of
married life, Mrs. Mikseh died. In
April, 1645, he again married, tak
ing for his wife Matilda Kryder,
who departed this life nearly 17 years
age. Beven children oemposed the latter
family, six of whom are living. As a
citizen Mr Miksch was a quiet, peaceable,
and industrious person, esteemed and
honored by all. As ene of the many who
employed thelr spare tlme in early man
hood in Improving the Bering grounds,
Mr, Mikf eh v. as foremost, being se mueh
interested in it that many an evening was
thns engafted when his da; 'a toils were
ended. Funeral te day (Friday) at 3.80
p, m,, from the Moravian church,
roilee Cases
The mayor disposed pf three eases this
morning. They were vagrants and were
discharged.
Adoline Hart, oharged with committing
nn assault and battery en Blrs. MoQeeban,
was heard by Alderman MeQllun en Thurs
day evening and required te enter ball for
tiial nt the next term of oeurt.
William Kaker, arrested this morning by
Constable Dern for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduet, was committed for five
days by Alderman Barr.
THH ULUftinn SESSION
Ol
las JUMMlr Organised rplaeepat Hun
iiay Hcnoei ueuvenuun,
The American Church Sunday Scheel
association of the Uarrisburg oenvoo-xtloti,
Lanraster division, reconvened nt l;80p. m,
en Thursday, In the hall of the Kshleman
building en North Dnke atreet. Kev. U.K.
ICnlght. I). I) , occupied the ehalr. An
exhibition of atraltilug Irsxeu was given
by Mrs. Lillian It. Welsh, of Columbia.
The object was te show nu nccurate
methed of gettlng nt the truth of n passnge
of Sorlpture. Thn pu-tagn oheion was
from the 114th IVnltn, ' Miss Welsh re
oeived afterwards the high praise and
thanks of the bishop and all the olergy
present for her most ciToetivo illustration.
Papers were then read en the attendance
nt ohureh of Bunday sobeol ohlldren, by
Tier. MeAlplne fTardiug, reoter of All
Saint's Chureh, Farad le ; en the prepa
ration of Sunday soheol teaohers by Iter,
F. J.O Muran, of Columbia ; nod en Sun
day soheol dlselpllnejlr by Her. F, Lorey
Uaker, Uarrisburg. Thcse essays all iudi
eated great thought nnd ability In the
writers, nnd oneh drew out bright and
earnest discussions from the clergy and
ethers prosent.
Resolutions of thanks wero pissed te II.
F. Eshlenian, efq,, for the froe use of bis
hall and ether nets of kindness, and te the
ladles of St James' parish for the bountiful
lunch that they had supplied. Then with
prayer nnd bonedletlou by the bishop, the
services dosed. Bishop ilulisen, aoeoin
panlcd by niveral clergymen, went te
Mountvllle, the particulars of whleh visit
are glven olsewhero in the Columbia cor
respondence. Mere (taenia Tblevea.
The town seems te have been full of
sneak thieves for the pait few days nud
they bave been making geed uie f their
time. Last evening two men entered the
offleo of Fits & Deorr, en North Queen
street, nud stelo an overcoat nud sealskin
cap belonging te Mr. FJm nnd an oferoo.it
of Oeorge Legue. A description of the
men was given te OiHeer Barnhnld who
found them in the saloon of Jes. Kautz
They gave their names as It, VanWiek
and Jehn Ilayden. The stolen property
was found In the'r potseeslon aud they had
tlokets te Landlsville. A let of burglar
tools, sueh as saws, llles, &e. wero taken
from them. Alderman H miaeu committed
them in default of ball for n hearing.
Hajdenssya that be is from Moreorsburg,
Franklin county. Ou bis persen two line
saws and a pawn ticket for an overcoat
were found. Van Wlek is from Beckers Beckers
vllle, Washington county, Maryland.
uer rliilllh lilrtnuuy.
Frem tlie 1'uttatewn Uegljter.
Mrs. Mary Bean, widow of William
Bean, who lives with her son, Cel. Tnee.
W. Bern, ou Swede street, Norrlstewn,
was 00 years old, Tuesday, November 18th.
She was visited by her children en the
occasion, nnd received n number of pres.
outs from her relatives and friends. Mrs.
Bean is in excellent health, and her
memory of pest events is eoed She
speaks of eventa as far back as 1813 of the
manners nud customs of these days, the
improvements in publle revln, Lif.iyette's
visit te Amoriea in 1821, the first ctnals
and railroads, the times when the mem
bera of the Legislature rode te Lancaster
en horscbaek, nud ethor matters of in
terest. feaiilug en Voul'eu.
"from tbe tpliratu Itevluw.
The gentlemen from Linoeln nud
Soheentck who had genn te Mifllln county
en a deer hunt returned en "uuday morn,
leg, rxeept Mr. J. A. Stebr whom
busiuexH e tiled home earlier. Tiiey fested
en venlten ou their return, as n doe
weighing 114 pounds drowsed, the fruit of
their bunt, preeeded their arrival Tliey
bad camped en a ridge of tbe Allnghnny
about 13 miles north of Lowlitewn and
were se mueb gratified with the sport of
the bunt thnt nnethcr is contemplated
after tbe holidays.
Ijnealer i.lve MtecK Mr.rknt.
The receipts of live stoek at tbe yards of
James Stewart for the week endlng te-day
were : 1,272 cattle, 400 hogs, Sdl shcep
nnd 33 horses. The sales at this yard wero
305 cattie nt the following prices : Stoekcrs
and feedern nt )45 GO per hundred
pounds, and butchers at i'i 00G GO,
At Jehn W. Mentzer's yards 175 oattle
wero sold a,t $48 60 according te qutlity ;
220 begs were disposed of at $5 38.
At Levi Sen8enlg's yards G21 cattie
nnd 201 hogs were sold. Stoekern were
disposed of at !34 GO ; feeders at U S5
6.60, and butcher at U 2e5 33. The
hogs were sold nt $4.385 40,
A l'aleml Accldent
Frem the Epurata Uavlew.
Mrs. Linda Reyer, of our town, met with
qnite a painful nceident en Monday after
noon She was visiting friends at Akren
and while at tbe residence of Christian
Brubaker entered a deer leading te the
cellar, by mistake, and belng prevented
by darkness, from setleg the danger befere
her, fell down the Btairway breaking both
bones of the left fere nrm and sustaining
ether brniaes. Dr. I. N. Lightner was
summoned who redueed the fraoture and
gave the necessary aid.
The Convention at Humanitarians.
At the convention of the American
Humane association Thursday morning in
Pittsburg n oemmuuioatiou from Hen,
Chaunoey F. Bluek, of Yerk, Pa,, contain
ing a oepy or the resolutions introduced
into Congress by Hen, James II. Hepkins
regulating the transportation of live stoek
was read, and en motion it was resolved te
memorialize Congress asking for the pass
ing el an net earrying out the resolutions.
A committeo was appointed te nominnte
officers for the ensuing, year. '
aucceaatal Ftrs Kxtiegalaher Teat.
A test of the Hatdeu hand grenade pat
ent Ure extinguisher was made in Centra
Square en Thursday at 4 o'elook. A
wooden frame work waa oenstruotod
about 20 feet In height, and after rubbing
tar en its Interior aud saturating seme
kindling weed placed in it with kore3ene
oil, the whole was ignited. At oneo the
flames arose te the height et 20 feet, but
three band grenades thrown into the fire,
completely extinguished it. The test was
regarded as very successful.
Teichtlsht farads.
The largest and most ontbusiastie Dem
ocratic jubllee ever held in the borough of
Eltzabetbtewn oame oft ou Thursday ovou evou oveu
ing. Fully four hundred were In the pro pre pro
eession, with banners, Hags una transpar
encies, bearing appropriate in ottes. ' Twe
bands of musie and a drum oerp furnished
the mnsic, A ourieus aoeident oeonrrod dur
lng the marehlug the transparency with
the motto, "Burn This Letter," eaught
fire and was burned. Everything passed
off pleasantly and all were pleased with
the demonstration from beginning te eud.
Walking ler Cake,
Last evening a eake walk was held In tbe
large room of the third story evor the pest
office. It was for the benefit of a colored
preacher at Mt. Jey and the attendance
was large. The promenade was led by
Frank Preesbury, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Sarah MoCemony, el this elty. Gee.
Lloyd and Lizzie Orlmcs wen the prize.
There were about' fifteen oeupleo in the
walk. "
Uandieuia l'hotegrapb.
We have been shown a handsome phe.
teerapb, the work of O. II. Richards, giv
ing a correet representation of the spit
aud even used at the ex-roast by the De
mocracy at McQrann'a park. It may be
seen at any tlme at the pbotegrupbio es
tablishment of Rete's, en North Queen
street.
Untitled te CrMlt CrMlt
Frem the T.HItz Express.
Tbe commissioners of this county bare
net nllowed publishers re mueh for
merly for tmbllnhlng the sheriff's procla
mation. We have had te suffer nlenK with
thn rest of thorn, but we liolleve the com cem com
mlfSlenors nre faithfully trying te guard
the intercuts of all tnxpayers nnd therefore
they nre entitled te great credit.
rdninnn H. mynrs.
Who enres dttenncflby thfl lavlngen et hands,
Is at the Slevens linuie, wliore he will rumatn
te the nsxt ten dsyi. nlMt
Will mtift Tiiln nvsoleu.
ItieBunilsr school tOAchara' asioctatlen will
meet thin eventng In. tlie pirier of the T. M
U. A., for the study of the Icveu for nextMun.
day, the llev. 8. Stall, teache'r.
VT, II. T. U. Slentln-r,
A wentlnir el the W. T. C. U. will be held en
Saturday Nev. 21 nt 3 p. m , Instead elneit
Tuesilay. In tlie Y. M. 0. A parlor. Miss r. K.
Wlllurd.et 111., la te lecture In this city, Hce.1.
AinearnKint.
7"he Power of Uenty.TU evening Merris
ft Reck's oetnpuny will pre-ent " Tlie I'nwer
et Mnnny " In the epara house. Tlie play Is a
geed one nnd tlie ceinpiny U wtllsiJknel
b tlie press, llin scenery li anolber teature
worth mentioning.
arjiUiAL. auiivx.
Ab-elntely thn liest 1'oreus Plaster ever
mede. 'ilioep I'laiterl oempoaod et Kreati
Heps, IlHlaama mil Uums. Weak Jlack, Side
Ache, ru Clieat, ami all pains are speedily
cured by Its 118D. Apply ene. Only 25 cents,
at imy i'i ug store.
ittiuult tin ueudiis."
Ak ter " Uengh en Coughs," ler Coughs
Ce da, Hore Thre it, llnardeneas. Trecbsj, 1 5c
Llanld.USc ()
(Ter 1,'iine ii0K, ni'iH r un.nl, usu Hill
LOH'S l'MHUUJ I'LASIKU 1TICO. 25 Cent
SeM by II It. Cochran, drugRlat, 137 and 1.10
North (luean streeu LanenMter. tebltoedf
Cotsis's l.l'iuld Deer Tonle Impsrta
slnnKth te beiy and lulud. Take nn ethtr.
01 druggists. nl7lwduedftw
KOUllll OM 1'AIN."
turns colte. crumpa, dlarrhesi externally
ler uchuK, pains, apntlni. lieaiUcbe. neurrflgla,
rheutnallain. Fer man or beast. 3D and We.
m
lULx't Heney of lien-hound chnruisaway
a cough rolcl.er Influenza without any bad
efTecl. l'lku'd Toetlmohu Dieps euro In ene
inlnule. nniwdeetlftw
SIIITlIKtWI.
It yen nre fal'lngt breknn, worn out and
nervous, uau
L)rui!glaia.
' Wells' lleHlth Honewer."
. (-)
Dr. Cmunr'a Mcl Ointment,
llin greatest blessing that bus been ills
cevi red In this generation. A mre euro ter
llells, Unrns, boret. Cuts, Clneli Wounds. Sere
NIppiuH, Hunt and Selt Cerns. Chapped Llca,
Hint llumla, l'lmples and HletclHM. I'rlen Nhj.
Selil by DrugtUl Held by II Cecnran
ilrugglau 137 and IS North Ou'en atreut. (4)
a Ills Thlevna ".
nrsiMspsli nnd debility nre two IiIk thloves:
they ti"p In and bleat our henlth nnd cora cera
t rt bolera we knew it lt na put a atop te
tin tr lnvnalnn with a bottle et Burdock
Meed Hitter t, te be li d nt any drug store
rnrmileby 11 It. Cochran, drugglat. 147 and
Ida North tjueen streel.
" Wells' ttealth lieunwer " reatores health
ami Uirer, cures Dyapepblu, Impotence.
exunl in hlllty. 1. (2)
Mrs or, WHlten's rrnenicailea.
Mether Walten has prescribed this valuable
nn illclne ler a greit many ycarstn hurprlvute
iinictRu. It ha proved un unlalllng specific
In thu treatineut of th-i many dlaenlers te
which the tonmle constitution U subfect. It
Isnuurocure for thu ment lily troubles that be
ninny women Hullur. Miillad en rectilpt el
1J7
iriet, iiue. puiu uv 11 i. uuvuiuu, i.iiihkish
hiuI S .vertu Otioen street. ii
OKAYIIH.
"sunsiMRiL November te IS 4. In ttds city.
Cathailnotdirelner, In hoi TMyear.
'l!H!ielntIerm I irlenda nt the family are
reipectrully Invited te attend the tuneral,
Ipiiii the rosldenco et .F Klmper, Ne Stt
Jorth Llui8ireot,euHuiidayttftcrnoon at 1-30
o'cletk. In .trment at Lincaster comntery.
Me OMSBT November 20, 181, In-I'lttsbarg.
I.evl Mcbuiuaey, In tlin w yearet til age.
The relatives and f rlends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral
from his Inte residence. Ne. 219 North Queen
street, en Sunday altorneon at 3 o'clock. In.
torment ut Wee Iward Hill cemetery.
HCW AUYbXt.1 IHKiaiSXTti..
M1UMION WANtKU-a Ullll.
ij flinatten te de general housework. Ap-
jt
ply ut Ne. SO l'luin stresu
It
-lUAnU UlUlI?lt MATUM
VJ KOll KIKTV KINK TDItKEyt.
A"t IIUNClIllEKUElt'd I"ari Hetel en New
Helland l'lte, en UATUltOAT at 1 o'clock.
It
tonuK-ie I'Kit OKsr. wili, hk uu-
11 uucted irem nil cah salei ttt 110 WEBS ft
uuust'd imr aoeiJ' stoke,
FOU 13 U ATU FIIOM NOV. 2, 1881,
te reduce stock. ltd
PUIIUH) HAL.C OP lUlDiKMOLlI OMOUSJ,
Te-morrow (3ATUUUAT) afternoon at
1 o'clock, at 311 North Ltme street, eenelatlng
et Parler Furniture, Carpets Chairs, (Steves,
Hat Hack, Tables, l'ictures, lledsand Bedding,
iinnliniinlunrl sink. Alae. Tin and Uneena-
ware, and one l'l me, llaby Carnage, Crib and
Cradle, and various ether articles net men
tioned. UUNOAKKU,
ltd' Auctioneer.
c.
J. HWAKllftCO.
COAL.
Offloe- Ne. W Centre Sqnars.!
Tanla-Kaat walnut and Marshall Striata.
(Stewarts Old Tard.)
lleth Vard and omce connected with the
Telephone Kxohange.
-lf.INPK.INO WOOD A SPECIAIiTT.
ectl3-SmdMftF.lt
W
ll.blSIUHi N .V rtlSTKU.
EKESI ARRIVALS
1IAVK BEEN ADDED. TO OUR ALREADY
1IKAV1LY. LOADED COUNTEU1
-OF
OVERCOATS AND DRE83 SUITS.
Consisting et Fine Worsteds, Wbttneys and
Fur lleaveis et tbe Latest Fashions, tee
prices ter whleh ranije for butts from 111) 00 te
IM 0. and ovurceatB Irem 118 00 te I i3.ne, but
' TH11UKEN DOLLARM
Is the price el a Very Dressy Back Ceat, el a
Dirk All-Weel Cossiuiero. It Is ene of ear
UpeLlaltiutta.
LADIES FUR CAPES, Mutls. Keas, Cellars.
Cellarettes and a general varlstyel Ladles'
Furs. The Latest Novelty Is a combination
Fur Mutr and Hatchel. It Is very handsome
auil a Decided Novelty.
WINTER GAl'S et Seal, Chinchilla, Conay
and various Miner Fnra, as well as a large as
sortment et heavy Cleth caps irem Z5e te 75c,
BUCKSKIN GLOVES AND MITTENS.
There are many vartttlaa et Ilnck Gloves and
many that are sold aa such are NOT IHToK IHTeK
HK1N. Our lluckskln Oloves ure inade Irem
the best quality of Deerskin, which la tanned
by such u process that ihey are lree from oil.
They are net gummy or sucky In cold weather
and will net gather dust when ilia weather Is
warm Tbta ..nelles te the Bust Grade of
Genuine Buck Gloves, but we kaep always In
stock a Jull and large ntaertmsnl et all the
cheapest grades,
RUBBER OVERSHOES FOR WINTER, In
Light Ge 's:mer, the Hell Adustlng Overahee,
Toe Caps Sandals, white and Scarlet Fleece
Lined Half Aretlss, Full Arctics and Ladles'
Butten Arcilcs, and a Urue variety of ether
styles and makes, but they are all Rub
ber overshoes as tar as the Rubber Is con
cerned. The dtnorence in the styles U In the
material that the out side coating or Rubber
Is put npen. The light material or gossamer
will net last aa lour nor Is It as warm as the
Fleece Lined Arctics They range In price Be
coming te quality, me loweoi using ue, tuu
mi! neat i ,.
Williamson & Fester,
$2, 34, 36 and 38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. I'A.
SPUOTAUkKS-MII Oft IS IlUT A P11YS1.
etau nnderaiitndluir tlie eye can properly
lit you with suitable kIiduuj. 1 keep nnliaud
a lull supply ottJuuerlerHpectiLCleaaud Eye
Glauses. All dlaeasus et Eye and Ear treated
UK. O. II. UKOWN, Ne, WcstOraiiKO street,
Lancaster, I'a. JuZUyai
mw ABTMUtiBummnwH.
ritrujITAMT HOTIUK.
GBBAT SALE OF STOVES.
Prices marked down, Steves for Churches and Schools .at cost.
Te reduce our large stock of Parler Steves and Heaters, we will,
for the next 30 days, sell Steves at an additional reduction of 10
per cent en our already low prices. We must have the room for
our Christmas Goods, se have been compelled toefTer these great
inducements te attract the trade. Remember this sale will only last
for 30 days. Come and see for yourselves. If our prices are net
away down we don't ask you te buy.
FLU & BRIEMAN'S GREAT STOVE STORE,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street,
MAW A.urHHTIHKMHliTH
'1'ltt JTUNUKANO Y"U WILI. ALWAYS
1 aUSK IT.
GIERKE") JAVA. AND BIO COrFICV,
lllendcd, 2ia Four pounds Heal Oranulated
Sugar ler 27c. Other trades verv cheap
CLAICKK'8, Ne. S8 Wast King Mreet
AriJI.L. L.1PIE r LOKlLXAKII'n rl.UU
and Fountain flne cut Tobaccos Alse,
flrat-clasa Smoking Tobaccos at
IIAUTUAN'S YELLOW FUONT (31(1,111
BTOliK.
WANTKD A TUBAUUO FAKA1B.K TO
go te Alken County, a. C, te plant and
cureUibaoce. Apply te
T. I. TOAI.B.
nev20-6t Charleston, a. C.
W."
HTaurrn.it.
JOHN 4IDKH
-THE-
PEOPLE'S HAT STORE,
TUE
LARGEST AND
8TOCK
BEST
OF
ASSORTED
Hats, Caps, Furs, Robes and Gloves,
IN TUEC1TV.
AllthnlateH styles, tbeTAFElt, BQUAUB
CUOWN, tlie young men's favorite.
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS,
lnclu !Inja well eelocted stock et BKAUTI-I-UMIOIIES.
The best Goods ler tba lean
money ut
W. D. Stauffer & Ce.,
(Shults's Old Stand.)
NOB. SI ft 83NOIITU QUKEN 8TUK.KT,
Lancaster, I'a. tnylO-ly
IlUIUltl V.KX.V WIl.t. HE HOL.U ON
rUlDAY, NOVKMUKIt 21 at the Coepar
Henrii the lollewlni; property slluateil en
t-eutli Murv KtrenL Lanaister. I'a. I
Ne. 1
.. . . . ..-. .. ... .-.
a iwentury arics uweiunir, wilu
a
one etery frame
kitchen, ceutalnlnis
six
rooms no. it.
Ne. 2, u two-story Itrlclc Dwelling, odlelnlng
Ne. I, containing Blx rooms.
Ne. 3 e. two story Urick Dwelling, contain
ing stx roeirs.
Let Ne. I, fronts 11 lent 8 Inches, and In
ileptliTJ toot, 8 Inches i Nes. 2and 3, 1( feet
Irent end depth 79 leet. 6 lnchea.
Hide te co umenceat 7 o'clock p. m., when
conditions will be rande known ly
FitKUEitiuK I'Eimrn.
Jl'JirRTHHDSIRT, AUCt, 1IOV12 1S.18 19
M
YEIW a uaiurus.
0"VEE COATS
FOltMEN. FOIlOUTUj, FOU I108.
Korneya, Molten, Pur Beaver. Ohln-
ehlllii, Corkserow Blerian
Beaver, Plain Beaver.
Tney are elegant In quality, style and ma ma
tertal. nnd are offered at prices which dety
competition 'ineseOVn llCO Td AUEOUtt
own MAKE, We can therefore recommend
thorn truthfully and without fear et being
gainsaid.
COUK AND BEK OUK OVKRCOAT8,
Mone Equalling them are Ottered Elsewhere
ler the Same Meney.
OURCUaiOM DEPARTMENT
13 AILLT UANAOED.
Competent Cutters de net fall te gratlty tbe
most critical taste In their flta. The line et
Imported and Demestic Goods
In tins department Is unequalled, and we have
every lacfll ty te pleas as te materlal and atyie.
Myers & Rathf en,
LEADING LANCAbTKB CLOTHlEUa,
NO. 13 BAST KINQ STREfil
LANOA8TKU, PA.
jrirr and be ft um,
SHULTZ'S
Only lat Stere.
Is the place te buy the cerract Styles et
STIFF AND SOFT HATS.
Our an 00 STIFF HAT we guarantee te be
the best In the city ler the money. AU kinds
et
Fur Caps and Turbans,
AT ALL FBICX3.
AaT-Call and examlne enr steck, wbleh Is all
new and kaudseuie,
-AT-
144 North Queen Street,
(QBNDAKEK'S OLD STAND.)
mar!7-dAw
T ANUABTKH SHOE FAUTOltT.
MIEMENZ.
Lancaster Shee Factory.
SPECIAL UABOAINS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' Pebble Butten Shee,
$2.00, 81,76, 91 60, 81.26. LADIES'
Beat Kid Butten Shee, 82.60, 82.00.
MEN'S 8beeB, 83 OO, 82 76, 82.60.
82 00, down te $1,25. MI3HK8'
Koheol Shee, 81 26 and 81.00. BOYS'
Bhoeo. 82.00 down te 81 OO. CHIL
DREN'S Shoes. 86, 46, and 60 eta.
WOMEN'S Oalf Pesrsrea and Hewed
Shoes. 81.60 and 81.2 -. MEN'S
Geed Heavy Kip Beets. 83 OO, $2.60,
82.26, 12, I1.60. SOTS', (2 00, 11.60,
11.26 and 11,00. Women's Warm
Lined Shoes, $1.26. She s of all
klnda made te order. We will sell
at lower prices than ean be had at
any house In Laneaster.
l
h
Laneaster, Fa.
Lancaster, Pa.
MBUiVAM
rBON BITTKU8.
nun
unit 00 w w W ! N "
2M
"BS,
n n
l 11 (I IJ W W V T.T N V N
unn
fg1
IIHR O O WW WW NNN
I'm!
II U U WW WW NNN
It OO W W N NN
RS.
sss
This medicine, combining Iren with pur
vegetable tonics, quickly and completely
CUKES DYHPEI'SlA, INIltOKSlION, MA
L.AIIIA, WEAKNESS. lMI'UHK II LOUD.
CHILLS and FEVEIl and NEUUALQIA.
uy rapid and thorough assimilation with
the bleed. It reaches every part et the system,
fiuniieaanii enricnes tne nioea, strengtnens
he muscles and nerves, and tones nnd invig
orates tbe system:
A line Appetizer Hest tonle known.
It will euro the worst case et Dyspepsia,
removing all distressing symptoms, such as
Tasting thn Feed. Uelchlng, Hunt In the Stom
ach, lieurtbum, etc
The only iron medicine that will net black
en or Injure the teeth.
It Is Invaluable ter diseases peculiar te
women, and te ail parsons who lead aedentary
lives.
An nn falling reuiedy ler diseases of the
Liver and Eldneys.
Persons suflerlng from tbe ottect el ever
work, nervous troubles, less of appetite, or
debility, experience quick relief nud reuewei'.
energy by lis use.
It does net oanae Headache or produce Oon Oen Oon
atlpatlen OTHElt Iren medicines de.
It is the only preparation et Iren that
causes no Injurious etreets Physicians and
clruggUts recommend It aa the best. Try It.
The genuine has Trade Mark and craaaed
red lines en wrapper. Take no ethor. llade
only by
BROWN OHHMIOAL OCX
sp9lydftlvw Baltlraore, Mil.
AMVHUMKNTa
PUUTON UFJSUA UOUBB.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1884.
MORRI3 fc BOOK'S
NIW AND POWEtlFOL DKAMA,
In I Acts and 7 Tableaux, entitled
The Power of leney.
-SCENK8-The
Great Inundation Scene.
trench Market. New Orleans
Mississippi Klverby Night.
The Engineer's Hut.
Thu Burning Train en tbe Bend.
Snow tirotte. Mammoth Cave, Kv,
The Celebrated ilorae Mboe Uend
Allegheny Meiuitalns, Etc, Etc.
UEORUH O. MOUUIB, Marahek.
ADMISSION N,l&r CFNTS.
UK8BKVKD 8EAT8 75 CKNTd
Fer sale at opera boure offlea, nlt4t
OUATJNO.
M2BNNEROHOR
Skating Rink.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
AT-
lYLfflNNERCHOR HALL,
NORTH rBINCE STREET.
A Band of Mnsic Will be Present
Every Evening.
OPEN:
ienV.M ADUISMON.IO..
Evening, 7 te 10, r ADMISSION. SOe,
SEASON TICKETS, 10 Admissions, SJ9.00.
JOSEPH M. KREIDEB,
Manager,
nnvt Ud
jvNir jiurjijiTuucMtsNia
YtsLLUW FRONT OIOAU, WAtilCANTKD
clear Vuelta Absje Uavana filler, the
best 60 cigar In the state at
UARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK,
H1UH TEST UAUSTIO IIUUS,
In Five Pound Tins and In Bulk, Seda
Ash and Ilanner Lye ter Seap Maatnir. at
HUIILKT'S DUOG STORE.
augS-Smd 24 West King street.
fVVKNINO
-OF-
Bismarck's Restaurant,
(Fermerly Miller's.)
NO. 26 BAST KINO STREET.
The undersigned, formerly head waiter at
Maannercher Hull hotel, begs leave te an
nounce that be has this day taken charge tl
Miller's old restaurant, where be will conduct
a n rat-class care. Warm lunch every morning
Irem 10 tn 12 o'clock. Tbe beat of beverages
will only be kept en band. Parties furnlsbed
wttb dlnner or supper In Qrst-clasa style, In or
out et the beuse.
Soliciting the liberal patronage et thu publle
at large. ALEXANDER UEORUb.
nev.SSt (Bismarck.)
OPEOIAL KOTIUE.
-TI1E-
GHANI) CLEARING SALE
-OF-
CLOTHING
Is tn run Blast, rer Tbls Week we have
100 Children's Overcoats Ages 4 te 10,
At 11.25, tl 0, 50.
Come at en ee, as they are tba CHEAPEST
OVEUCOATU roil OU1LOUEN EVER
OKFEEEO. rbey must ke new as we are
elearlne; our Entire block, oil preparatory te
rebuilding.
EXTRAORDINARY UAUQAINB IN
FINE CLOTHING,
MADE TO OUBElt.
FINE COBK8CHKV7 WOKSTEOB, AU
enauea, Biai3uu.aie.uu liitu. a.u.
risu uvkuuuviinus, at b
Lew insures. Call and see ear
Prices.
PANTALOONINQS. Latest Btvlca. nest
Goods. Geed ril, Well Trimmed, UOTTOll
PUICE9.
FIVE nUNDUED DOZEN
UNDERWEAR,
A8 LOW AS 2)c.
OLOVES-NECEWEAU KNIT JACKETS
at Leas tban Hall tbelr Value.
HESH &BR0THEB,
OOUNEU or
NOETU QUKEN BT. & GENTStt SQUAAB,
LANOABTEU.PA.
it nnn oe nn h
hn no ennn
h unit e e N n n
i j K ue ONNN
II H U OO N NN
BBn HTTTTTTTT EK., 3UIt .
H i l tP M
Edu ii m m vwit C te f
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY BVBmNQ; NOV, 31, 18U,
LATE F0BEIGN EVEiNTS.
ATTAUUEl) HT AMOK U WOLTK3
Tetrlble rxperleee Of a Family while
BUagleg la KwtOTn Unncary Th
srather Ana Child Ilevearaa.
Vienna, Nev. 31. A trajfle Inoldent Is
reported from Eastern Hungary. A
oterwman with his wlfe and elilld were
tlrli InK In a sledge from Krasnlsera te the
nolchberlng village of Kls Leuka, when a
paek of ravenous wolves pursued them.
The mether beoame terror stricken and let
thelr child fall from her arms, The father
leaped from the sledge te save the baby,
whereupon the father and ehlld were
fiercely attacked by tbe wolves. The father
fought dosperately and killed two et the
wolves, but was finally overeomo and he
and his eblld were devoured. Moanwhlle
the horses had rushed onward with the
sledge, bearing the mother. In her agony
of terrer she gave premature birth te a
babe, whleh waa dead when born. This
terrlble shook, with all the rest she had
suffered, proved tee mueh for the peer
woman, and when the sledge roaehod Kls
Lenka, she tee was dead. Se the whele
family perished inside of an hour.
DEATna FROM CUOLEUA IN FABIS.
Paths, Nev. 21. Thlrtyone deatha
oeourred yesterday In Faris from ohelora.
In the twelve hours, ending at neon to
day, there were ten deaths.
TWELVE HOUSES BORNED IN TURIN, ITALY.
TuniN, Nev. 21. Twolve honses were
dostrejod by Are in this city yesterday.
I'EACE NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED.
Londen, Nev 21. A dispateh of to te
day's date from Shanghai te the7imSBays :
''The poaee negotiations have been sua
pended. The Froueh have made overtures
te the Euglish and American pilots en the
Yang Tzee rlver. The pilots demand 400
000 taels, (about 50 oaeh ) Tbe Chlnese
complain of thia action en the part of
neutrals.
A LIBEL SUIT ON TRIAL.
Londen, Nev. 21. A notowerthy libel
case oemo en for trial te day. Tbe action
is brought by Mr. Frauk Mantcll Adams,
a Londen barrister, against Air. Bernard
Celeridge, n son of Lord Ohief Justice
Coleridge. Mr. Adams, who een
ducts his own caee, stated In hit
opening spoeeh that he waa en en
gaged te a daughter of Judge OolerlJe,
The judge objected te him for a seu In
law aud indueed hla son Bernard te writs
a lettir te his daughter, libelling him
(AdamsV The young lady turned the let
ter ever te her betrothed. This ao'ien of
hers led te her ozuulsien from her father's
house and the expunging of her name from
her father's will The defendant entered
the plea that the letter wan a privileged
oemmuuioatiou.
LAIIOK B1AX1KKS.
Workmen Notified of llftUncttniia Part nt a
rilUbnri! Slllt te hnaptiuu Uperalluua,
riTTSunne, Pa., Nev. 21 The pre.
prieturs of MeKees' (lint works have
notified the pressers, gatherers and
finishers that their wntiers will be redueed
ten per ceut. en Dee 1st., The workmen
will r3iriua tow fe. te consider the
matter." The empleyes or Robinson, Ilea &
Ce's foundry have nlse been notified of a
ten per cent, reduotten.
Tbe belt, blaeksmlth and miehlun shops
of Oliver Ures. & Phillips, of the Tenth
street mill, shut, down lest night en
account of slaek orders aud overproduction
PETERSBOROUen, N. II., Nev. 21. The
wages of werktra in tbe Plimnixand West
PeterBboreuth cotteu mills will be redueed
10 per cent. Dee. 1.
TUB OANTASS OUml'LKTRU.
Cleveland' tdlnheat I'lnrahty Is 1,140, ana
the Leweet 1,077 tn new kerK.
Albany, Nev. 21. The beard of state
eanvassnrs met te-day nnd announced the
following result : Highest Demoeratlo
eleoter 5G3 154 ; highest Republican
elector G03,005 plurality 1,14.0. Lowefct
Demoeratlo oleetor 603,043 ; lowest Re
publican feloetor C0J.071 plurality 1,077.
Ilighest Prohibition oleetor 25,000 ; highest
Dutler oleetor, 17,004. After this waa
announced the motubers signed the tables
and certificates.
A. llaaDana's Feul Deed.
Little Reck, Ark,, Ner. 31. Last
night Harvey Jehnsen, oelnred, living in
the southern portion of the elty, after
quarreling with his wlfe, struek her en the
head with seme heavy instrument, then
fatally ent her threat and set Are te the
beuse. The woman managed te drag her
self nearly ontside the honse but her feet
were nearly burned off. Jehnsen escaped.
ratal (explosion of Cartridges.
Worcester, Mass., Nev. 21. While
workmen were warming Atlas powder
cartridges i n a kettle of het sand this
morning a terrible explosion oeourred.
Matthew Hahir had the top of his head
blown off, eausing Instant death and ktwe
ethors were slightly lnjured.
Increase la Maaluea Failures.
New Yerk Nev. 31 The business
failures the past week were 249 in the
Jutted States at'd 20 Canada ; an inerease
of 89 evor the previous week. The increase
la mainly in Western and Southern
states.
Died rrem a nele Injur lea.
Bosten, Nev. 21 The two ohlldren,
Esther nnd LJa Sawyer, who were taken
from the burning Hetel Qelen, last night,
in n orltieal oendition, died te day.
WMATHElt ISUlUATKIHt,
WAsniNOTON, D. 0., Nev. 21. Fer the
Mlddle Atlantie statea, slightly warmer
fair weatuer, ngnt vanauie wiudr,
generally from west te south.
IteniBTkaitle randly Uatnrrlnc.
Frem the Heading Ileruld.
Jacob BauBman, president
the Farmers' National bank,
of
of
Laneaster cave a reception vector
dav te his brother, Rev. Dr. Uausman.
nnd wife, of this elty, in honor of their
reeent return from Eurepe A remarkable
feature of the entertainment was the faet
that the party was composed ofsevon
surviving brothers and their wives.
Uarluita Aecldant.
Frem the Litltz Expreas.
Ltbel Thompson, six years old waa
playing with a sharp knife n few days age.
In crossing the room she tripped en the
oarpet and foil. The blade penetrated her
eheek, passing entirely threngh, causing
painful bnt net a dangerous wound,
m tm m , '
The Weman nuUra( AiaucUtlen,
The Amerlean Weman Suffrage associa
tion, in session at Chloage, en Thursday,
oleeted the following ofllears : Wm. Dud
Iley Faulke, of Indiana, president ', Mary
A. Llvermore, Mary B. Willard, Qeeree
William uuriuvueerge r uear, airs. w.
T. Uetter, Mrs. D. O. King and Mrs. It.
II Jennings, vloe presidents ; Mrs Luey
Btene, obairman"ef exoeutive oemmlttoa ;
Mrs. Julia Ward Ilowe, foreign oorrer eorrer oerrer
ponding soeretnry, and Henry li. Black
well, corresponding seeretary.
.
A Uoegroas et American Unurehe.
A. meeting of elergymen of all denomi
nations was held in New Haven, Conn., en
Thursday te arrange for a congress of
Amerlean churehes. Th Itev. Dr. Jehn
Andorseu, of Waterbury, presided. The
congress will be bold in New Haven in
Hay, IW).
Tbe founder of the utoeia
U2?.feJ-n,fet K
Providence.
stsateilVca Nwh Mm uMy,
Great excitement fcaa Wa eaaeasl (
Cleveland, Ohie, hy tbe dl'every thai
''Inst outstde the city HmiU are eterwl
200 tens of giant p6wdw and twenty teM
of dynamite." The expteeives are stored
In small buildings in tbe valley, and It la
' im that, sheald an ezploatea taka
plaoe, thoentire elty would be red used te
a mass of relns. Amass meeting of elM
sens la te be held In relation te the natter.
JSAJtataia.
Hew OT atafaa,.
Haw Yoss-.Nev. 21. FlOur-etata and Wast
era dnll and In bnyers' favor. Benlasrn daU
and easy.
WhejuKaViehlHberaadstreBjr.wlthaHrtt
trading) no. I, White, nOBaliri Ne. t Hat!.
Dec, 8njt Jan.nssisai Fab,MH4rJlKe,
liar., 80(ie April. t8i aMy, mSSa,
w... TifVTftu iui,w auu aeiTri aiuaq ivwaw
Wl Ml
em aDOL.4ltf31ei da Intnm. USHDn
ili:
wnis ami and nnehanged (Xal Nev ,H:
-'Wll II OlkQtU, OJ(f,tf,
vntianaipnia ataraet.
FaniDstrHiA, Nev. 11. rienr drill and
prices weak i Superflne Btate, at tt Wtm
I" i de sstrade, 173 p7 famUy, Nl
fl coat 601 Minn, extra, clear, at llfll JTi
straight, 1 rjea tOf Wlaoensln clea' ftf i
O Mt straights, MseejJ i winter patents t M
OJ Ol t spring de. t 751 85.
llytt fleer quiet at 3 segj 7s.
Wheat oulet, but firmly heldt Ne. vlsV
n "' ivs I Ne- da 60 1 NO. 1 Fa. d , WUc I
Ne. 1 Delaware de. Me "
Cern dull and weakt ste&mer, fe;
..II rnt nw la., .in ,. m w ' .d..-v
uats nrm, wnn a latr dnanandi Ne. I
White, sXe: He. J de, S3i4e Ne. I de,
820 t rnleoted. SIQ320 1 Ne. S mixed, SlHClZe.
- J ". sw , u lul.mi.lii U .. laHHO.
, .. ,!- m . a.-. T
Itve nominal at 4KVl
Soeds-ciororseed dull at TK9e 1 Timethy
dull at II 4091 1 riaxaend steady at II 44.
winter Bran at lit S0OI5.
Previsions Market qmet aud steady t India
Mess lleef, fis soejoi city de. til snau 00 1
Megs Perk, $16 ; iloet llama, C20 MS21.
liaoen, lle : smoked aneuiuera. 7U
7Het salt no 6Ue; Smeked llams, UaiSei
plokleedoloaioAa. "
Lard qntett elty reflned, 8W01 loose
nntchera, VA. 1 prlme steam $7 SO.
Unt'er market lalrly active, bnt easier 1
Creamnry extras, at SOet Western de.
de, 1i&a U. CAN. V. extras, 27O2S0I West
ern datrv de, Met W latum geed, te
choice, aaHe.
Rolls hi linjec
Eggs firm for fresh, whleh are very scarce ;
extra, 28e30i 1 Western. IiaiXe.
obeose nrm, with moderate demand:
New Yerk mil croft. ns, at UMtflSe:
onto FLiu, choice, lljitiuet de talr te prime,
seilllei Pa. part aiclma, 07e de full,
ItJ'Ke.
Petroleum quiet t ReHned, T?ie.
Whisky dull j Wwitern m ai a.
nitras Batseta.
Quoutiens by iiee.1, Meurann Ca, Baa
irs, LaucMter, Pa.
, llA-K. Hat. Ir.at,
eiwnuuti a aciue. ..,.... ....
UlchlKan Central. 7
Vew Yerk Central 87U
SowJersey central 41H
Ohie Central............... v...
S7
mi
uwu iack. a WesUrn.... 1CC4
Di-nver Rie Orande
STle
t.ingas A rnxas.
Lake Shere 85 H
Chloage N. W com.... 87
N. N Ont. A Western...
bt. Paul A Omaha
r'acincMall 61H
Rochester Pltuburgn
t. 1 hui... ........... ....... liyi
Texas Pacino
Onion Pacific 4'K
Wabash Common
Wabiinh Proferrod., ....
Wtwt'rn Union Telenmli lH
UinlsvUlaA Nusuvlllu... t
N. Y ChL A St. L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania... 60
heading
P. T. & Hutrale
NertSflr" Pnclfle Cem
Northern Pacific Prof... ii'l
Uostenvlllo ....
Phlladelnhla A Erle ....
89
sUf
nil
60
MS
84
41
Nortneru Central
Onderfcieuud.
Canaan Southern
OU-.......... ...............
5Ji
nn 7ix
rwimB nv.uuimr .... ....
Jersey Central ....
OregnnTranscentlnentaL ....
RoadtngOenoral Mtas.
Htm aura.
Quotations by Asaoetated Prou,
Utecks atrenir, blgher. Meney, ISJlkO.
tlew Yerk Ueutnu 87
r.rie uuireau ,. is
Adams Ezprets ,131
MlcblRan Central uallread 57
Ulcbitmn Soathi're ltallnuul BSfA
Illinois Lentnd Uallread..... ..Il!2
Cloveland A PtttsbarKb Uallread 1S7K
UhlenKO A Uoetr Island Uallread.. 109)2
i-uusuiirKn a ion wayne tuuireaa........i2S
Western UnloiTeldRtapn Company...... UK
Teledo A Wataan 4M
New .lonsev Centrai iiu
New X'ers Onisrte Wnrn Ulj
reiiMsipnisk.
'jaouiUens ey Associated rress.
Stocks steady.
Pblladelpbla a Erie IL B. la
luvwiiiiK uauresa live
Pennsylvania Uallread eeH
LuhlgU Valley UHllread tuu
Unltd Companies or New Jersey
Northern Pncine 11
KorUiern Pacino 1'relcrred- uu
noruiern uentrai uouread mi
lenlxtli KavlcraUen Cemimny 4tK
Norrlstewn Uallread ...las
Central Transportation Company,.,...,,. MX
Iluilale, n Y..and PblladelpbU. 2
liiUieBcnuviKiu ufiiirnaa t h
s-lvs Hieck HukH
fhTTninfv PAttlA'nAAlntB sane TiaajI .nim.
taunts, 2,40 bead; supply largely of range
uaiuu; uvsiritDienauveeK snane eigaert com
men grades weak i ralr te ebctce graues, i IS
til 80; Texans, lOe lower. UHH 10
llegs iu-eelpU. a,coo bead t snlpments, S,0W
head i murket active ana 10015 cants blgber I
heavy paekers, fl 8094 60 1 faney, t I mixed,
10 45 j light, $4 109480.
Bheep-ueeetptb tfiue beedt shipments, soe
bead ; market quiet and unchanged I peer te
choice, WS383 SO.
East 1 ibkbtt Cattle dull i prime, IS T9
SSStralrtn geed M0S5 23: common, !
I'.'S s receipts. 6) head i sblpmeats, 79 head.
1 1 eir a at it vei receipts. 4,(00 bead! ehlp ehlp
ments. 2.KX) head i PbUadelpblas, S4US450;
bet Yorkers, t4 aJO430i oemuion, 141004 IS.
Sbeen demeralised and nnebanged I prime.
n WQ3 75 ; tatr te soed, M 5081 15 1 common.
iJis receipts, 2,(00 headj shipments, S.W8
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Lincuter oily 6 per eent 18SB... iu
" me... me
" 1B85... 100
M KpercUlnlerSOyeaxs.. 100
H 4 per et. school Lean..,. ioe
" 4 " In 1 or ae years., loe
M 4 " In 6 or 20 years., loe
4 ' In 10 or 20 years, ICO
Man helm borough lean ue
IU1K BTOCKO,'
rirst National lianfc ....4100
Tannera' .National Ktinfc. ....,.... se
ration National Bank 100
i.ancasUjr county National ttanlc. 60
Columbia National ltank , 100
Christiana National Uanlc loe
cpnratANauenai uank...... , ioe
First National Hank, Columbia...,. 100
rirst National Uanac, Strasburg.,.. ioe
rirst National Uunk Marietta...... loe
rirst National Bank, Mount Jey..-let
Litltz National Bank lie
Honbelm National liaak.... ........ ioe
Union National Uan. Mount Jey. 80
New Helland Nntlensl Hank....... loe
Oan National Hank ...,,.....100
UaarrrrUle National Hank....,,,, loe
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Big Spring Uuaver Valley
UiidgeporMkllereaboe 13
Columbia A Chestnut II1U... .,...,. V
'leluinbla A Washington.. .......... V
ConcatcgeAHIg Spring u a
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Maytown A Klltabotktewn.... ...... nt
ljincasler A Eparata...M lit
Lancaster 4 Willow street, St
etraseurgA Millport...... M
Marietta a Maytown....,,, ....,...., K
UorlettaA Mount Jer at
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Lancaster A ITruHvUle.. ...... ....... se
lincaster A Lltltx........ ...., M
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LancakterA Manhetm...... It
Lancaster A Maxlett. .,..
Lancaster A New Uoliane... M0
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Laneaster New Danville
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