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LANOASTEll, rCMlUAKY 8, 1883.
England's Mnnj Tronliles.
Tlie people of England have plenty of
excitement. They seem te monepolizo
nbeut all there is going in a national way.
Even Russian affairs are quiet in com
parison, and tlie political issues in this
ceuntrv are hum-drum thing be-
side the agitation in English con
cerns nt home and abroad. The, Irish
dynamiters would be enough of themselves
te keep Englishmen's feelings In agitation,
and when her troubles in the Soudan nre
added te them there is mere in the cup
than 13 ene nation's fair share. The de
pression in business from which we Buffer
is specially felt in England, but our na
tional debt i3 dwindling instead of grow
ing, and we have netliing at all te disturb
us outside our country. The interest felt
by the officeholders and seekers in the ac
tions of the new administration are but
moderately shared by the poeplo generally,
who nre content te wait the development
of events which they have- exhausted their
power In shaping by the cheice they have
made of their new ndministniten. AVe
have little totake away our attention from
our business Interests. Tlie English have
a'grcatdeal. Their excitement ever their
troubles in Egypt has a recempense in the
distraction of tlieir attention from their
home treublcr. They ncem te be tied
toEgyptasteaSlame30 twin. Mr. Glad
stone has been very auxieus apparently te
cut the bend, and the expectation has been
that, with the relief of Gorden. England
could accomplish the surgical feat. As Gor Ger Gor
eon has been removed by the M.ihdi,
the Mahdi must be removed by
England. English bleed will net submit
te acknowledge defeat by the fee. There
appears te be nothing left in the situ
ation but a prolonged war against
the Egyptian tribes; though hope
still exists, however, that Gorden may
have slipped out of Khartoum befeie
the Egyptians catne in. Tie had a route of
retreat te the Seuth and possibly may be
awaiting semewheie the relief that has
been se near te him. His fertility in re
sources is great, and he has net been cap
tured while any possibility of escajKs was
untiicd.
Je Hither' Big Bill.
The success of the Republican City Ring
at the primaries last evening, the unset u u
puleus means employed tosecure it and the
desperate efforts of Its members te tetain
themselves In power, ought te be sufficient
te warn the citizens of Lancaster of tlie
personal stake which they have In keeping
control of the city government. Step by
step, under the present weak and lax ad
ministration the municipality is drifting
back te the loose methods, the financial de
moralization and the extravagant and
unlawful system of expenditures which
prevailed before Mayer MacGenlgle drew
a tight rein in city affairs.
Nothing was mere characteiistlc of tlie
old regime than Its employment of its own
favorites te de city weik, at oxheibitant
price and without giving outsiders a
chance te bid for it, or affording the city
the benefit of competition. There are signs
that there has been a return te these evil
practices.
It is well known that Jeseph Huber,
machinist and a crony of AVater Superin
tendent Halbach, 1ms presented a bill for
work aud repairs alleged te have been done
te the old pump at the City water works te
the amount of between i2,400 and 2,C00.
The bill has been approved, we understand,
by the water committee and Is new in the
hands of the finance comtulttce, te le con cen
sidered at its meeting te-night. It will be
a subject of some interest and cencern te
citizens nnd tax payers te sen what this
committee will de with it.
The act of March IC, 18W, Bee. (city
ordinances, ed. of 1890, page 130, sec. 0)
cays that "the mayor, aldermen and citi
zens of the City of Lancaster, in select
and common councils assembled, shall net
have the power or authority te erect, con
struct or make any public Improvements
for the benefit of the said city, whetc the
expenditures thereof will exceed the
sum of three hundred dollars unless the
erection, construction or making of the
said public improvements is first author
ized by an ordhiance passsed for that pur
pose &c ;" unless the same be paid out of
the regular annual appropriations.
The extraordinary Improvements for
which this big bill of Huber Is presented
were net made hi accordance with the law,
nor are they provided for by either special
ordinance or the regular annual appropria apprepria appropria
tlen. They are exactly of the kind that
the law contemplates shall be made only
by express direction of caunells, and nfter
bids have been invited, speculations made
and contracts awarded. Ne claim against
the city for such an nmeunt of work
dene by direction of the water com cem
inlttee or at the instance of the
superintendent of water wetks, with,
out the authority of an ordinance and bids
asked, can be valid. And If tlie flnance
committee shall approve it, it will be en
tirely in order for any member of councils
or a private citizen te enjoin Its payment.
I'att experience has shown tltat Supt.
llalbach and his friend Huber cannot
lx trusted te expend the city's money
without very rigid supervision; that they
are net likely te get with Mayer Rosen Resen
miller as the head of the water committee;
en the contrary, quite the reverie. The
subject needs te be Impulted Inte ; especially
as the Halbach ring sjemste have been
setting up the nominations for ceuucilmeu
In every part of the city.
Mr. ClcTcland'a Callers.
Mr. Cleveland is in New Yerk city with
the view of meeting theso who liave any
thing te say te him. Thern seem te m a
geed many mere of such persons than can
be accommodated. There would lie few
enough if only these called upon him who
really had business with him. In fact we
de iiet knew of any one who li.ts such busi
ness. The preparation of his iiungur.il
and the selection of his ndvKers aie
Mr. Cleveland's present duties ; nnd in
neither has any one any business te nd le.
until his advlce is solicited. The president
elect should be left very free te select his
cabinet. There Is an Idea I hat therlaims
of locality can be properly pressed tiien
him. But there is ery little force in the
claim of locality. The character of the
men Is the chief consideration. They need
net be distributed evenly ever the country,
if better material is te K had at the sacri
fice of such evenness; though doubtless
geed men can be found in every rectien.
The Republican aldennniiii' tiniW-'r is
remarkable for lis light weight.
Mn. It. R. Haats, whose identity atlie
chief beneficiary of tlie fratul of 1T( Im nut
been entirely forgotten, Ins reaed footling
poultry en his Ohie farm Ions; cnmigli te
deliver nn address en education te tlie farm
ers of Sandusky county in the Ruckcye state.
He fellows in tlie beaten path of opposition te
classical education declaring tltat "many and
many a Iwypees through our colleges that
can talk glibly about ancient heroes nml the
poets of liroeeo and Reme nnd jet knows
very little about the great poets and histori
ans of America." It is safe te wy that these
w he prate se often of the existence et such a
boy never saw hint, or it they h.we seen hlni,
have found him of very small iucnt.it calibre.
The boy who read the Greek nml l.itln poets
w ith pleasure drifts easily and naturally te
the reading of the best l'nglish classics
whose authors hae drunk from tlie same
inspiring spring. Iftlielsiy learns Ins (i reek
and Latin like a parrot his dMaMe for the
best KiilMi literature is easily explained.
The bleed-curdling pun that the Mahill
new has n mad oye is already en its travels.
Ax important rollgleus move lias been
made by the authorities of Harvard cullege
in the announcement that the beard of col cel col
lege overseers have voted te concur w ith tlie
president, mid fellows of the college in re
pealing the statute requiring tudeiit.s te at
tend public worship en .Sunday liiuriiinx liiuriiinx
There are seme who believe tltat teligien and
education are necessarily connected, and that
the highest education consists of their Ifst
conjoint development, Rvldeiitly the Har
vard authorities de net held te this view el
the situation. They propew te give their
students the refreshing liberty te de as they
plc.vse in tlie matter of Sunday worship. It
would be interestliiK te find th'imtnilicr of
students who will entirely eschew church
going In consequence of the repeal of this
college Htatute.
TneL'nii theru was snow en the ground,
seme embrye Republican statesmen were
forced te blte the dust.
Tub experiment of a eo-eporati e store lias
been tried in Phu'iilxville and seme of its
details nre Interesting. Tlie capital stock
consists of 20,000 shares of one dollar entli.
equal te ?--rt,00. The highest number of
shares that can le owned by any ene mem
ber Is 500, the low est 5. Any person, male or
female, can be elected a member aud own
shares, for which interest will be paid every
quarter net exceeding 0 per cent ier annum,
l'ersgnsnet monitors can make purchases at
the store en which they will be allowed one eno ene
half the pretlt paid te members. All
munibers have equal rights and no
member is liable for tlie debts of the as
sociation beyond the nmeunt of ids or her
subscription te the capital stock, which,
when ence paid, thore is no further liability.
The account of sleck is taken aud the books
audited four times a year in erdei te guard
against tlie possibility of lessc.
Oak In Philadelphia will be reduced en
April 1 from 51.70 per I,lHi feet te Sl.fin. The
prlce In Lancaster is Siee. Why is tills
thus 7 "
PERSONAL.
Jamks Goiiiie.v Rj:nni;tt. of tlie New
verk llerttld has been elected Commedore
of the New Yerk Yacht club.
Dlt. Riei., the German savant, states that
the average product of each of Russia's 113
petroleum well Is sixteen times that of each
of the 0,000 wells In tlie United States.
Utsiier FAlinE, ofMentrcal, lias issued a
circular te the clergy of his diecese callinirat callinirat
teutien te tlie dangers which mennce their
Hecks from attending Immoral plays and
from holding private theatricnls.
ARoitnKACeN FAnnAii is very severe in
his condemnation of over-jiressurelu modern
schools. He sjieaks of It as " the Juirpcninut
car of Cram, bofero which the Knglish Natien
in throwing ltf children bytlioiisamls.teliavc
all their ciuolitles crushed out before its pon
derous w heels."
Dn. Samuki. H. G111111.1.V is opjesc4 te
mustaches en clergymen's faces. Te give
potency te the voice of the pulpit, the lips
should be uuce ered. If the ex that trcndulh
out the oem should net be muzzled, he sub
mits that the mouth should enjoy equal fieo fiee fieo
dem in tlie preacher.
ThkQuiien ok Rcleu'm Is deicrtbed as
stolidly Insolent without ft grace or a charm
te season the defect. JJeres nre lier iissleii,
and us she grows eldor she becomes inoie in
sympathy w ith tliemand less w itli tlie human
race. Alftlielucultte-j of her mind are dally
concentrated for hours en the team effKinies
sliu drives.
Se.vateii I,eiia.- has been re nominated
by tlie Republican senatorial caucus, Senater
Masen presiding. In his address Mr. Masen
remarked that if tlie Republicans could de
nothing else they could ut least prevent the
election of a Democrat until the Republican
Governer could appoint n Republican te fill
the vacancy In the united State Senate.
Hen. Themas A. Ui.nihucks nnd urty
reached Atlanta, Ga., Thursday morning lit
four o'clock, in n sjiecial car. At half-trot
eight o'clock they wcre escorted te the Kim
ball house, w here break fast w as served. The
company they met at breakfast consisted of
nbeut thirty piotuineut citizens. A large
crowd was congregated about the hotel. The
mayor introduced Mr. Hendricks, he ad
dressed the people from tlie balcony.
Mn. Cable expresses calm iudllleroucent
creole criticism et his works. He is reixirted
te say: "I lun e noticed that all the criticisms
come from the Creoles themselves, who arc,
of course, Insensible of their own errors in
the use of Kuglish,aud hencoare hnrdlv te be
taken as competent critics ofinylieoks "in that
respect. As te tlieir charactoristics,theorv vi vi vi
olenco of their uttwk upon my works only
sorveto confirm tlie truth of the characters ns
I have draw it them."
'Maiit Andersen," says Max. O'Rcll,
the Trench critic of ull Unit is Rnglish, can
be fearlessly proclaimed the champion
benuty of the world. Tlie uctrexs is geed,
but with lier beauty Is se furaboe talent
that oue has eyes only for the woman. Her
face Is divinely sweet und pretty i her eves
nre frank j her gmce is indesciibnble ; tlie
sculptural lines are of classical purity ; the
propei tleus s;rfect ; she Is a feast for the eye.
Gerard could net have found u purer urn
mero chaste model for Psyche nceivlng her
tlrut kiss from I.ee."
Jam:s Cahlvle, brother of Themas, has
muchet thelattur's iiatme. He is taciturn
und unsociable, and expresses pioleuud con
tempt for almost overybody ui.it u cry thing!
tonlsiter recently lie. said, speaking el u
school Inspection they had lust made: ' Ye
make a terrible to-de about edicitleu noe-a-daya,by
what was the c-ase when I was
young. Taedaynt thoschule when I was
nine years auld, my teacher was hcurin me
say my eatuchers, und I said ' he believes'
Instead e' he bellcveth.' He knocked me
doen and pu'd me legs aud bangit me en the
desk j und I ran oet and lay ut the lit e' u
hedge among dekeus and nettles for three
halv days."
THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES, FRIDAY,
HERE AND THERE.
1'iMi young women, orphans and iler9
of mod'erate fortune, cultured tastes and,
cnslitnble aspirations wanted te extend their
vlew beyond the horizon of n quiet "eastern
rennsyiuuiia town. They h.te settled their
home for a few years in Munich, RnMirla.
They wlllcoinelnck.all Willi a knowledge of
French nnd German, one w ill hne unpreed
herself especially In uvnl, another in Instru
mental music, a third in painting, under
skllllut private instruction and the Iiillucucc
nnd association of the l'st vehnuW and
galleries and models. They write front
their new foreign home that the randy then
is menu and high priced ; but nuts tigs
tlried fruits raisins and ether sweet meats
are all the best taste could tequire ; apples
and pears nre sold by the pound, some are
nlce and some nre net : one of the street In
Munich lias the homely name of llntter
nillcli Strase :" liarens arc abundant nml
net cry Impressive : Censul Harper, of
Munich is about te sail for homea geed
opening for a geed Heinecrat.
A gisnl laily in tliis citv told nic the ether
day that when she lived in Allegheny, Mce
Fester, the musical composer who vrte
" Old Felks at Heme ' and many ether w w
ularnegre melodies was a fiequcnt Mslter
te her house In his eung maulnsl. I have
Just had a letter from his brother, who will
some of thee days. It is te be hoped, publish
a memoir of the talented and lamented snug
writer. Their ancestor, Alexander Fester,
came from Ireland nlnnit 172s nnd settled m
l.ittle Rritnin, Lancaster county. He had
three sons, James, William and Joint.
The second of them was a
Presbyterian minister nnd preached ter
tlie congregations of lee Run and CV-
torare ; his grandson was the late Henry 1.
Fester, the famous Democratic politician of
Westmoreland county, who earned oil' the
Democratic nomlnatien for governor nt Read
ing In lsik) in the memorable struggle U U
tween Gee. W. Cass ami Jacob Fry, jr.: and
,vs then defeated at the general election by
Curtin. Jehn Foster roine oil from t .minis
ter county te Tennessee, where many de
scendants" hear bis name and continue bis
irtnes. James Fester emigrated from this
county te RerUel, in Virginia: scttsl
through the Rcolutieiiai v war, and after tlie
Yorktown surrender, seltbsl near Pittsburg,
in what is new Washington county. Hisseu,
William R. re-ter. was an eiucci m the
I'. S. service in the war of lsfj and gae
large sums of money te aid in equipping the
armies of General Jacksen and et the North Nerth
w est at a time w hen the federal go eminent
w.vs in severe strait. He represented Alie
gheny county for years in the legislature,
wheii ids friciid Andrew ,Iacken was presi
dent ; and was one of the tnctnhcrs w he ar
dently adCK-ated tlic resolution which made
Jacksen reconsider and alter his purpose I"
net be a candidate for reelis lien. if his sons,
Stephen C, the sung writer, was a strong
and useful Democrat, though ncer a politi
cian, and he wrote many stirring c.imttiign
Uilbids: William R. I'ester. ir.. was its;'
president of the Pennsylvania railroad
ctiiupaiiy, and mi ardent and influen
tial Mipjierter of the ielitlcal faith of
his fathers ; a daughter lieeame the
wite of the Rev. lMward Y. Ruchanan.
sole surviving hrether el tlic piesidenl :
another son is the Hen. Morrison Filler,
et Allegheny, v be in lss-j bent JlcNetll fei
state senator inn distrnt Republican ly isk.)
majority but wasceunted out by SI : and lat
icar,as"the eiiiHMient of Tem Rayne, ter Cen
gress, ran ahead of bis ttck't ineverv pre
cinct. It is net unnatural that his name
should lte en many lips as tit ene for the
Allegheny pe-tmaster"hi. and bis political
pedigree "is ene te w liich the most modest
uian'caii " eint with pride."
In ISM when Covcruer Rigler whsiikui
didate for re-election and vias besiten seme
30,000 by Knew Nothing 1'ollerk though
Henry SMett en the DeniT.itic ticket ter
ciiul commissioner had our nn,(X!0 ma
jority tlie represj'ntativ es of the Knew
Nothings vient te Rigler and premwed bun
the election if he would only net asail tlieii
order and principles. He Isildly told tbein
he was ngainst both, and would denounce
them in everv speech, lie did and was
beaten. Rut ids ceurage gamed for him the
respect of his party nnd til l.ur-iiiiiided men.
jmrt he utnie te repiesent l'eimsvlvania in
the I, s.. Senate through the adiiiliustratieii
of the only I'ciinsylvnniapiesidcnt that has
ever occupied the ee'iitive chair.
Financier Fvans, et selei't council, has in
troduced into the plan of the projiesed new
four or cent, city lean, a feature that made
the school beard leans popular, viz: Tlie
quarterly payment of the intciest upon the
bends, "Tills is etten a convenience ler in in
vester. There ought te be no trouble in dis dis
eoning of the SIOO.OOO or new city I per cents,
nt a slight premium.
&
In a blight book, et recent publication,
which lulls imexpurgatcd condition is net al
together admlsslble into tlie family circle,
there are some very pungent things which
have leit nothing in translation. Fer in
stance :
The Ruglish are unquestionably cut out
for founding colenics but they certainly
are net cut out for making love, for thev
have no tbiiiiluii . they de net knew hew te
leigct themselves and they spend theirllves
mounting guard at the deer et their dignity.
More Intelligence is necessary in making
love than in leading armies, aud it was
Ninen de Lcncles, an authority en the sub
Jeet, who said se.
Gote the theatre, rind you will hear tlie
leading man declare his passion te his loved
ene in tlie Mine tone of veice in which in
France we would say te our neighbor nt the
table, " Pass me the mustard, please."
The virtuoef the I'ngllshuianis hounded
en the south by the English channel, en the
west by the Atlantic ocean, nml en the east
by tlio'Nerth son.
Savtean English Tery that Gladstoue is
an old rascal, a chamberlain, n dangerous
demagogue, lin will answer, " Yeu have said
It." "
Sav tenn English Literal that Salisbuiy is
u babbler, Stallerd Northcetoan old woman,
aud Randelph Churchill a dancing .lark, he
w ill answer, " Yeu are right."
Rut venture te jokenboitt Queen Victeria,
mid the englishman, whether u Toiyera
Liberal, will jump at jour tlne.it like a bull
dog. The reason of this is v cry simple.
A Liberal government neverdidimd never
will de anything that n Tery ceusidi rs
proper.
A Conservative gev eminent never did and
never will de anything but bliiudci in the
eyes of a Literal.
"Rut If you insult tlie (uccn, who is pio pie
teeted front all these party Jealousies, en
vvliose head letlcct all tlie successes ami all
the glories of tlie nation, you insult England,
nml en this sx-ore the Englishman is implac
able : and that is Just wjut makes ids
strength, be sure of it !
Happv is the country whosechildrcn knew
hew te" forget all irty-disneusien, te think
at u given moment et uethii.g but rallying
ureund the Hag.
I jumped iiitencabimd went te thost.itieu.
On leaving the carriage, I uetictd that the
eenehmiui had u piece of yellow ribbon in his
buttonhole. "AliF'sild I, "what decora
tion have you thcie ?"
"Monsieur lias been with the water
drinkers, nt the bluo-rihbeii meeting," said
lie. " I belong te the yellow-ribbon urinv."
"Oh!" cried I, astonished; "and what
diH-s the yellow iiruiy de?"
" Sir," sild he, " you cats w hat you likes
you drinks what you likes, und you don't
rare n damn for nobody!" Simiiai,
. i.uxtmx ir.i.iiiri:its.
Arret! of llarr Jlruteii, a butiie.cil Aiiom Aiiem
ptlie of Ceiiiiliigliaiu.
Five men whose uppcarauce cerresjsind
witli that of tlie men wanted in connection
with the dynamite outrages, arrived at Derry
en tlie steamer Circassian a ertnlght age.
Tlie lsjlice nre senrchlng for ilicin.
A ictalnerfer the defense of Ciiuuingham
has been etlcicd te Mr. Russell, fjuccu's
counsel.
The mystci iutis piUouer who was uriestcd
oiiTueiday eiening in WlutechaiH!) with
Ctmiilnghatii'H niissiiig brown li in ids
possession, was te-dav iirraigncd in tlie Rew
street police court. He was formally charged
with complicity in causing tlie explosion at
the Tew or. Afr. Dovetail hiiiytlm apeared
is counsel for the deft, use. The prisoner
gave his name 114 Hurry Ilm ten, said he wns
lUyiuisefuge, und hv isvnpatleu 11 cabinet
maker. He is & feci nineties tall, of fair com cem com
plnxien nnd slender figure, wears a slight
mustache und beard, and leeks like uti
American, lie kit New Yerk en the steam-
ship Oregon nnd nrrlved nt Liverpool en tlie
evening of Roceinlx'r 31.
The lsdlce sav Hint they have no doubt that
Ritrteu wis Cunningham's accomplice In
causing tlie TnvvCr explosion. There is no
doubt Hint the Fenians in laindeu are taking
nn active interest In llurten's U'lialf.
The conduct of the 1 ice convinces the
public that Rnrten nt the time of his capture
was engaged in furthering ether dynamite
plots of n series of which the oxpleslonsat the
Heuse et Commens and the Tower wcre but
tlielieglnnlttg. Ills arrest Is believed te have
nvorted great dlststcrs
tiii: ttT.iri: at .i ii..t.vci;.
Ail rleven-ve.ir-eld Niv hinged himself nt
Erie, Weduesdnv, Uvhim his father wanted
him totake medicine.
James Keck, nn extensixe ere miner of Al Al
Icutewn, hasfallisl. Liabilities J.la,0Ul : as
sets f?lrt.mXX
The Charles McKis.ne A s,,m s,., mann-
m.inutactiirliig cenipanv Philadelphia, has
snsMMidcd pav nient mid asked ter an exten
sion of time. The liabilities are stated te be
about J 170,i0, and the assets nlsjut ja7,0i
Themas Tlttnev, ni lablvstenc, Delaware
ceuiitv, died Mlncsdav night from the
ellectsefnn overdrweol opium administered
by Mr. Wilsen, theilicinist et the Eddysteue
lirlnt works, where finney vuts employed.
The opium wasgivm te relieve I. Im of head
ache. Theeoreiior will investigate the case.
GloumeroTodd, ei Riirlingteu, N. J., ha
admitted tlie oniliczleuient of Jltm,tim from
the Provident life and trust eimiMiiy of l'hil
mlclphia. William Stanbcriv. 'f Philadelphia, n
colored man, aged l v ears, made a wager
vvttli Jehn Rernhart. a butcher in the Twelfth
street market, that he ismld drink twenty
five glasses of gin, allowing a few minutes
between each dose. Vt the conclusion of the
nineteenth round St.mlierry was almost im im im
mnsoieus, and friends then" took him home in
a push-cart. He died en iiiurdav.
Geerge Demmerliug, a pieininent eltien
of l'ettsvllle, nnd treasurer of SL Jehn the
Raptist's Renellcial aswiatien, has been ar
rested for n deficit in bis aiveunts. He has n
grentdeal of prepcrt v, as lias his wife. Twe
of his daughters tin public school teachers
He could have procured J lenty of lull, hut
chose te go te prison instead.
"Vllniilc- ami ' l'l."
In the month of September, Isn"., the lsiet
Tennyson wns ut the court of the king of
Denmark. One evening as he sit near the
vel m g empress et Russia and her siMcr the
Princess of Wales he did net seem te be
nteiie. "Kulics," he slid, "iarden me ; but
ls?ing obliged te ..ill ene et yen 'your
majesty' ami the ether 'your royal highness,'
I cannot give mv nversilieu that plcasint
turn"
"Oil! never mind lli.it," interrupted the
barmlng princess of Wales; 's.-all us
'.Miiinie' ami 'Alec ,' these arc out p't
niimes"
in tact, the prime et Wales's name is
Alexandra, aud that of the empress of
Russia Marie Kedernv ill It was a gracetul
answer and really weithv of a princess en
lier vaitien.
r.inlt.iiil,in Vltintfrril 111 V iruinl'i.
The liedy of the man found last Saturday
en Ceal Mountain, near Wvilieville, Vx.
has Ix-eti idcutitlcil as tliat of a tinner from
l'ennsylvani.i named Ferry. The mystery
siirreutidlug ins murder ha been cleared tip,
and 11 ncgn named Alvey Jacksen has Ikvh
indicted for tlie crime. Perry was snot liy
Jncksen from situbush with a lead of slugs
lint was net killed, and tlie murderer then
rs-at him te dcatli with . 1 heavy club. Jack Jack
eon was captured w lule plaving a lunje at a
dunce, dressisl in the lihsslv iletlics of Ids
victim.
A r.iriuiT llurlril llic.
A diseatih from Hendersen county. N. C,
gives details of a prominent tanner being
buried alive. J. Jenkins the unfortunate 111
question, fell ill. and alter a prolonged ill
ness assumed the appearance of death and
was buried. His brother exhumed the re
mains and was horrified te discover that the
body liad turned in the grave. Iteth hands
wcre lull of hair, winch the deceased hail
tern from his head and lieard in the frantic
elferts te escaiii from ins awful deem.
Iluli'l Proprietor-. Aign.
KcInx-cu R. Mm hell and Francis Kuulcr,
pioprieters of Hie Hetel Rrunswick, New
Yerk, made an assignment Thursday after
neon, giving preferences amounting te t,is,
Caki, as follews: Vcker, Merrill V Condit,
nieiiev leaiusl and goods, S1j,ihh) ; William
11. Allen A Ce., money leaned and interest,
Sli'ioe : .lames 11. Ruling, money leaned,
.1,(10 ; Jehn o-ljern A" Ce., money leaned
and goods Slft.mul : Henrv aim, iiiuiiey
leancil and goods, JOue ; Win. Rliss, money
limned, ?,'.oeo.
i'j:cjal .wrier..
A Hail llreath
Islniutrcnilile. We don't tike tt. A person with
11 strung breath must net make hlinclf very fa
miliar with lis. An Inquire tiriath Is mused by
un unhealthy sletniich. Jturthtck llloett Hitter
ill correct this evil Hie are the best ,teinacli
niedictue known. Fer sale by 11 II. t'eciinm,
Irugglut, 137and Ui .Nertli Quisju street, Lancas
ter, Pa
i.i.t thksi: TiitGs in: ce.Nsiui:iti:i.
Theusandi of men die ev cry day vi he could be
saved. Prejudice. i laulnly te blame for this
!(- of life. If It w ele believed that the sum of
disease may certainly be reduced by physic,
muih would be gained And ) et the preposition
U very "Imple If j-eu take out dally 111010 I111
purttles than Is dally generated, you will seen
be ltd of Impurities. The ctlect of this w Ue
pmctlcc Is seen seen In lillleus, Liver and Kid
ney troubles. ISut It is I'liinilly et value In head
and bruiu ulfectlens ; in t'lcurlsy, Pneumonia,
Apepleiy nnd 1'iinilj sis.
la chrenfc and acute ltheuiiiatlsm, and lit all
infections of the bowels, this principle, seen re
lieve and enres, when the uiedlclue used Is
I!as.DRrTu'B Pills
es, when ull ether means aud medicine have
failed te relieve from puln, thce pills have
cured, by taking impurities from the bowels und
bleed, mid thousands of men nml women new
phue llRAMnr.ETn a Tills among the blestlutfs et
mankind.
yiuvus.
pOOR. t'HITEA CO.,
1BAjNKERS.K
PItlJIK ItAILWAV KCWKlTIi:s ALWAYS ON
HAM) i'Olt I.NVKbTME.NT.
Minneapolis Ileal LstateTper cent, bends for
sale ut let and Intciest Proprietors of "Peer's
Manual of Hallways " Correspondence Invited.
45 Wall Streot, New Yerk.
eetl lydeed
XltVVATlOSAT
Uf TE KEEP.S ROOKS!"
i-r
That was the reumrk inude b ujeuug uiseii
w bem vi e e 111 hem 'I en the street the ether day.
and the meaning wns that 11 certain person kept
11 book store. 1 lint one way te " keep books,"
mid 11 v cry geed n If mi nave the neceiiry
experience und capita! ; hut thcie Is another
way te " keep bee
UOK
' aud that ts te keep nc-
ceuuts by the best metlieus of book keeping,
stiehasiiie taught la every detail, und practi
cally, tee, ut the
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Add less,
H. 0. WEIDLER,
Janlil-tfd ' Ne. 10J KAST KING .STIIKKT.
JU DUKri HA VE I.OXO KIXCE DECI DED
that the Yellow Fient 5c. CIar H the best
In the htnte, at
IIAUTMAN YKLI.OW FKONT CIOAKSTOKK.
T
1-tIIlS RARER IS PRINTED
-WITH
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
Fairmeuul Ink Works, 2Cth aetl Feiin'a. Avenue
JuuBlyd PIIILADKLPIUA, PA.
S" A FE. SURE A N irsT'EEDY CL'llF
Itl'i'TCnr, VAiucecKLEundbriiCiAt Dueasxs
ercllhermt. Why be liuuiliuirireil by euacks,
Mi11.11 vim euii 11 ml in Dr. Wrluht the enlv Ncu-
vtiii Piusiciam lu Philadelphia who makes u
specialty of the nbev 0 dUcn.sc s and cches them T
Cunts ecaiumtkbd. Abvics free. duy una even-liiK-
struiiKcrs can be treated und letum home
,.,o,n.eday. O.l.ccs.rlva.e
Ne. ill North Ninth stiect.ubove llnee,
P. (I. ISex i.T3. Philadelphia.
Juii'ii-ljdA-w-
XTO'ncirTe TRESi'ASHERS AND
i tiUNXKltb. All pci-seiis mil heieby for.
bidden tetivspass en uny or the tunda of the
Cornwall erSiritwell etutcs. In Lebanon und
I.auCJHter counties, whether Inclesed erunln.
ele.eit. etthcr for Iho purpose of shoetlni; or rtsh
inir 11 Mm liiw win lie rnriuiv enieivi
win no riiriuiy imiieivisi .
uirnlust
.slUiied
uHtn-.nimiiii en said lands of thu uudu
utter lids niillee.
WJI. OOLKMAN FltKKMAN,
It. PKltt Y AJ.HK.N.
KDWAK1) O. FlthKMAK,
'Attorney for 11. W, Celumuu's huln.
ectlt-tfdAw
EEBIUJAHYG, 1885.
mimical'
rRON HITTERS.
nun nun en w vr vt hi n
II II It It O O VV VV VV VT N N N
linn linn i n vvvvvvvy N ,n j,
I II II II II O WW WW N NN
lUIll il U (HI W W N NN
tt n
Hi;
itn OH NX
II II II NN N
mil (1 (1 N N N
H Ull II N N N
II 11 Oil N NN
pun
TTTTTTTT
FKIt
K
Ut
K
KKK
unit
It H
llltll
U II
it 11
ii ii
".SSSa
inn
i n
linn
Thin 111 tMtctne. combining Iren with 1111 rev ege
tabic Ionic, quickly and isiiiiplctrly Cl'ltLS
m.lPKI'MA. l.NOIIlKssKIN. jrAl.AIHA.
WKAK.NK.ss, IMI'l'KK lll.OOIi. Cllll.t.s Hint
FKKUaml.s.KlllI.lHA.
It,. i.ii1.1 nil Ihiirnliutl fuslinUntlen with tlie
bleed tt reaches every jirt or the syntctn, purl
lle and enrtche tlie lihssl. tlciiKllienn the
muscles and nerves, and tones nml Invigorates
tlie " stem- . ...
A line Amietir cr flcst tonic knew 11.
It will cute the worst iae of livsrH'pstn. ro re ro
lnevliiKnlldltiTsliig nympleiiis, siu-h at tiwt
liiu the Feist, Ik'kiifns', Ileal In tlie Meiniich,
lleiirtburii, etc.
The enlv Iren tncdtcliic tint will net blacken
or Injure Rie 'eeth
tt U tnriiliiiiule forrtlscwcspcciilliirteHouioii,
and te all persons v he lend sislcntnrv' Hv cs.
An unfailing remedy for illsnancs of tlie t.iier
and Kid nc) a. .... ,
Persons mirroring from tlie effect of overwork,
nervous troubles, less of nppetlle. or debility,
experience quick relief unit renewed energy by
its lt0.
ft din's net cnue Ileiutaehe or pnxtuce Censtl
nation erilKll Iren inedlclnes de.
It ts the only jiiepnratlen of Iren lint causes
noliiJnrlelM ein-cts. Physicians unit ilrngKlsts
receiiiinciiil It ns the best Try It.
The Kcmiliui has Trade Mnik and ciwml ml
line en w nipper Take noetlier. .viiuteenly by
llltOWN CIIKM1CA1, I'D..
llALTIUCKK. Mtl.
cpt9-ldAly
il-l DNF.Y -WORT.
dek w eMir.itn i. ri UK ev
KIDNEY DISEASES
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Ueenu.e It nel en the t.IVKIt. lUIVVKI.s and
KI11NE s ut the ."AMI: TIMK
llecnui' It cleanses thesyteinef thepolseuoin
humors tint develops In hlduey aud I'rlimiy
t)le.iM"s, lltllleusnts.. .laundtee. rensttillim.
Plies, or in ltheumatiin. NuriitBla, Nervous UN
outers MiJsljl Kcmale (.emplaluts
8-OI.IP 1'KOOr OK Tills. -tx
II will -,,relv Cure CONIP ATION. I'll. l.s
und ItllKCMATIs.M by causing KltKh AlTIUN
ii nil the ei;tiiis and functions lhcrcb
CLEANSING THE BLOOD.
ItestertiiR the netmnl iier te threw eir ills
ase
TIlOI's.vMis OP CASKs
Of the worst feuiis of thee lerrltil" dlenes
have beeiniilcklj relieved, und In a short lime
PEUKKi TL1 CFllKli
Pricc.il. l.liiilder Drv st,t,i n ill u',-ll
III ran IreM-nt b mail
VVKLL. Itllll VUIises A (il
Iliirllncten. Vt
send stamp fei l)Ui Almanac of ls.s.1.
KIDNEYWORT.
JiinJSJindeiKlAJuiw
f KAY'S sii'KflFIC 1eT)iFiNF- "
V-I The l.trat English Iteincily. An unfilllng
cuie for Impetcncv ami ull Illsease that fellow
Les of Memery, Cntversal Lasttuile Pain In
the Hack, l)lmncs of V Islen, Premature Old
Age, and many ether dtsi-ai-es that lead te in
sanity or Consumption and a Preuisture (inive
Knit particulars In our pamphlet, which we de
sire te ceiid free by mall te everv one. This spe
cllle medicine ts sold by ull drtiitglsts itl it per
package, or six paektiuc for f. or wilt lie sent
free by mall en receipt of the uiency, by ud
dressing the agent,
11 11. l.'OCIIUAN, Druggist, sol,. Agent,
New ljlnnil IJtiNerth yuten street, ljiiiciuter.
Pa.
On nctsnint el counterfeits, we liave adopted
the Yellow Wrapper : the enlv genuine.
THE elIA V JlKDICIN E CO ,
IluRnle. N. Y.
II
OT SODA.
THE IIEL1CIOCH Wl.tTKH nEVEP.VOK.
IIOT CHOCOLATE,
IIOT .COKKKK,
HOT l.IM.KU,
HOT LK.VION,
0LY . Iim AT
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Niw.
137 AND 1W NOUT1I glJEKN STUKLT,
deesknd
Iincaster, Pa.
MACIIISEHV.
H
TEATERS OR FURNACES.
a
BEST
n
STEAM ENGINE
AND
Beiler Works,
MEiTERS
-Oil
FURNACES
reu
Private Dwelliiiffs, Schools and Pub
He Diiiliiings.
Cnll and sce them. .Made of havy lien, sliu
plu of construction, durable, economical, thu
most KaJluting tiurfuce of uny Heater In thu
market.
Nothing Cheap But the Price !
OUR OWN PATENT.
3Huvliig men In use In many of thu laiges
resilience in Lancaster In the past ten jeaisl
the best et evidence of Its merits."
Addtess,
Jehn Best & Sen,
Si. 33 EOT FIILTOS STRECT,
lunlJ-lvdAw
LA.VCASTKIt. J'A.
H
AV1NG DISSOLVED l'ARTXERSIUP
nnd nermaiiently closed the inesinui
Street Iren Works, t desire te tufenii my old
patrons nnd the liutille generally, that I inn still
In the uiisliicns, eeinir lecuieu in mu i-cini nun
Company's Works, North Plum street, whole I
am making Iren und Ilniss Castings of even' de
scription, and villi be pleased te serve nil who
may favor me with their patronage. Krein 40
vcars oxpcrtencM In the business und using the
best material and cmploylnKthebcstiiicchunlcs,
I am satisfied IcunguamiiteoenttrusaUsfactleii.
Castings lnude from u mlittiroef iron and steel
which iire uiem lellahle for strength und dura
UJIIty than the best cast Iren known. teeth
mil pinions, lolls nnd lolling mill work a spec
lulls. Castings made of vcrysoftlreii.undbniss
casttngs of every dcscrlpilen. 1 have all the pat
terns of Hi" well nnd favorably known Jlewier
Cern and Cob Crusher, refitted nnd impieved.
ulse en hand. Jltlls completely Ut led up or lu
narts, te leplacoeld ones which liavebeenln use
Wycars.Buamnteelniftheniloglyesatlsmetlen.
K, O MCCuI.J.r.1.
auc-HCmd
rnUEY CAX A Ms CORY RUT NOXE
J can equal tbe Havana Yellow Krent Se, 01-
glrilttAllTMAN'3 YKI.LOW i'UONT ClUAit
yjTOltl..
jr
rOHN S. OlVLElt.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.,
ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST LINE OF NEW CHOICE STYLES
is
WILTONS, MOUQUETTES, VELVETS,
Bedy and Tapestry Brussels, Three Plys,
EXTRA SUPERS AND INGRAINS,
t.v Lit MIOW 1 1 N VMlli. M IOU I.U PIIK l.s 'I HAN i:T.U nt'l'Klll.ll IN LAM AH.
( AMTdt tUU sv. i( lll HI I, nulls (altaiiils.eiiur lltMsts und Pikes
JOHNS. GIVLER & CO.;
DIIV GOODS AND CAIIPET HOUSE,
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
TTAOEU A IIROTIIER.
SPRING, 1885.
WALL
HAGER & BROTHER have new ready for showing, Corapleto
Lines of WALL PAPER, Selected from tlie Leading Manufactures of
this country, and representing all qualities from the Lewest Priced
Papers te the Finest Goods Made.
Brown and White Blanks, Elats and Satins.
Mica and Silk Finish, Plain and Celer Bronzes.
1 1 mid Prints, Iticluii IYII, Liiicnistji Wiillen.
CEILIxTGr DEGOEATIOrlS, EIIIEZES AND BORDERS.
We employ Paper Hangers ceinpetent te de all grades of work,
including Fine Ceiling Decoration, Fresco and Cornice Werk. Prices
were never se low.
Nottingham, Antique, Swiss Lace and Madras Curtains and Ves Ves
tibule lace, Turceman and Cress Stripes in Curtains or by the yard.
Brass, Walnut and Ash Curtain Poles and Trimmings.
Shade Cleths, all c61ei-s and widths ; Scotch Helland, all colors
and widths ; American Helland, all colors and widths.
A large line of New Dade Shades, ranging in price from 25 cente
te SI. 00. Spring Balance and Hartshorne Fixtures.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
nnwinis ,t iiriivr.
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN
Te Clese Out by March
$7,000
Werth of Our Stock.
Hi "III inuke I'rli .- V 1 111 LOW Our .itxk Wt.ielitl
-1'HIMIV- IN VST OF
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes,
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hesiery, Gloves,
Cersets, Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Black Silks, Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &c,
iwu. no h Li.M01.1v 1. 1 1
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
VTKXT DOOR TO Till: COURT IIOCSR.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT DRESSES, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, &c &c.
Dliect flout Mumilactiiriex, In liui;e tel, nt I.IMV IMtK I." tu vrldeli nx Invite attention.
AI.0
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
Kreiuasrr.crAI, NEW VOllK IMl'OIITI.U't AIITIOX SAI.K, which we nre able tu cell from 30
tu lOper cent lem lliaii lieyiitar I'llctw.
R E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse,
c
IIKA1 KTORi:.
COUNTERPANES.
WHITE AND COLORED COUNTERPANES AT BARGAIN PRICES.
We lnvu.liiht Opened fiimi Auction und
j i.i.i'A. r.n evur uuereu.
COUNTERPANES
COUNTERPANES
COUNTERPANES
A Bargain Let of Fine Marseilles
OUR BLANKETS.
It iHArkiiunli'dedby Ml tliat.iur Itl. IMvll'liiiiu tlie t IIRAI'UST lu tli Cllj
letzger & Haugliman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
49- llctueuu the, Cooper lloiue und Fern;l
net iks.
TOHX R.VKR'S SONS.
Valentine Souvenirs, Prang's Valentines,
Satin Art Print Valentines.
ART SPECIALTIES, in Figured Satin. Plush
Valentines. Cards, Plain and Fringed.
A.V Bl.llU ANThTOCK, IIOI.KSAI.K AN l ItRTAII., AT'l'MR IIOOKbTOKE OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOB. '.15 and 17 NORTH QUEENJ STREET, LANCASTER, PA. j
tiunii.i.
ni:e.; v. rathven
SPRING, 1885.
PAPERS.
HURST,
STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
1
e and must be ledureO.
a i M.i. ni.t'em: I'l'iiuiA'-iM.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.!
Lancaster, Pa.
l'reui a llaukiuiit Mniiufactuiur thu Cheapen! tOUX-J
at 50c. and 75c.
at 85c. and $1.00.
at $1.25 and $1.50.
Counterpanes at $4,00, Werth $5.S0l
lI11n.11 Hetel.
and Iland-Paiiitei Souvenirs. Lace Raised!