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bCMfeUVAttK. 36. Fer tlte part tlirce
nyM been noticed thai tne casn
btVaf Mwi'mliilnery stere of Mr. A.
mm abort en tllflcrent occasion.
IfhAeMftrfef Uki irtiortage could net be
d,': II vb supposed that BornejQer-
hd faemDBlnie'ithertill efThe store
t (HMipMpetrater of the thdlt could net be
unui.bya lucky cnanceuie per-
1 4etng the stealing was found out yoster-
Mf. ,immi lias two stores, siue py sine,
ilejWSBOUse'bulluintr, and the upper
i uwiniy inra in ciean mere in oho
nrinsurmer room a verv larce ioek
tak situated In such n iKxdtien that
tur one In the lower room ran view the
upper story by looking uireugu me
Be between, both rooms. Yesterday
i the tinner stere room was ion en.
i M..4I...... .m.. .(ifut.li.li4. ..,tt 1. Mflwlni
Fr niwvubBujr uuuuniiiAf uni. etiivb
,wa9 nuiiv ii?r aiiy urmu uu
itia. famm. Tim nnrMAiut wntfddrny
i rewarded about ilve o'clock lest even-
.'' Mt when.8 small colored boy yras seen te
k 'm3ar Uukainrn nml wtiim tin found tin rtnrfm
t l ' m U.. (feiutM. I. A ....Int.!.. wn.. . I.. l.. .w...... BW
r I JiH WTO IUUIU ft.TJ llllllfcljl HUH IU UIU IAIUIILS1
MjMftmnateteu.a auni-ei money irem tee
tiioeeir drawer.' His actions wero seen by
' ihA Mrsen in nhe lower room thretleh the
looking ''glasH and they Immediately went
feMhwust
: we oey, uiu no OHcancu wim me
'in his possession and cninmenced
IrMttlngnp street Officer Witlick was
deMM ".hand and cave cuase and sue-
eesded.'.la ' arresting the lxy When
the'lad Mtd captured, he hnnded the plcce
of tnoaeyte.tfie of&cer with the remark
.Here',U'i. The bby was taken te the
-.eAeeOf Sqntra Ev-aus where he gitve his
'Sonjew.mil. xThe money, which was a all
Ti.TBf WMHir. was Kivuu 10 1110 Biiuiru wne iu-
;t' turned It te the owner. The cash accounts of
:;Mr.iA.';,.Tessel show that during the past
w, three weeks about thlrtv dollars wcre stelen
ns&.at'Taneas times. The uey was taken te tbe
7,'VDoreugD ieckup, wnore no new remains.
V. ;The interested parties de net wish te
. ":'?.. lirtirtn. ia.ilf IP vifAtifnt rAattlftftritt la martrt Viv llin
nlrentsef thelad, but lftbowhelo amount
"l'ei money is nu. reiuuuuu 10-uay iue uvy
r'iwlll be taken te Lancaster jail te await a
.hearing before the court before he is com-
vuiii;u IU UIO E1UU8U VI IWIUKV.
ff. t"it. u; Farmer! Who Itaced.
n", r. CFkln mnmtnif ahniit !l.Qi". rf-.'lrtrtl- n niimtinr
v!?-et countrymen wero driving In the Lancaster
t feir lueir way 10 iiucuu murjiuu iu
' '1 1 Ihnv nnnrivjpJipd Fifth mill T-nrimt Rtrnetn the
m.tnten, commenced racing. On Locust street
Seelew Fifth, the borse belonging te Jehn
VX acnaener, 01 f-iizaocuiiewn, cemmenceu
kicking and completely destroyed the dasher
7?r Aflhn ritnn fiilif nthnr nnrf nf thn vnlilnln.
The horse Uien began bauktugand succeeded
Viln upsetting the wagon, and the preduce for
'if, VMUBlf aI man nnnllAvnrl nlimil 4lm ninnf Dnt
fuiuwtavb ntw Tuttwitiu auuui iiiu Duvutt jiu'
$' Iaj nrvrtu ettil ihin nrnMitntti tf lirt rain
ter. cecs and the products of the farm wero
tii.nilxed together. The owner of the team
3j 4mn- lu.1.. l.lnl.A.1 .. I.lu .Inl.l tn.. I... !...
tf' T0 WUT AIVAVU .til II IB llUI IVg ttjf IUO
M. i-f t... it Wl... arnrwen lu i Inlnl mma1. n.l I. ml
uvinj. auw t.nu.. inn iumi nivvn, iuiu Mini
te be taken te a carrlage shop for goueral re
', pairs.
l'ellce Ji'-ith.
David Bycrly, an old resident or Dry town,
was befere Squlre Evans this morning, te
unmver the rharge of assault and battery pre
ferred against him by Mrs. Charles Heller, a
resident el the same place, nnd who Is a
daugbter of the defendant The testimony
given was mat Jiyeny, uccemmg mcenscu
at the hu&bund of Mrs. Heller, struck at him
with a Jockey stick nnd inKslng him hit
his daughter a very sovero blew with
the stick. Uyerly was put under
$200 bail for geed behavior toward Ills
daughter nnd was compelled te pay costs of
J the suit
)"i;., evening at the ofllce of Snuire Yeung en the
goei Keopingauiseruouy lieuse. uca
y, ceiCKpu, was cnarea wuu lorcitiie
t-vn ceiiH4alnt of Ilildebmndt The
br Henry wn( in Hjoilieimo of Christian
Tenrv entered Xhe second sterv window
. i??Jte search for her. Thcso-parties wero. con-
gf :nv..ft.l In tl.A fin-lit nl l.ut M tttiTtta I. iT,l, f
; . VV,IUIIU h.... ..(..v .'. uti, LM...... a...
S rriin rairf!". HntlliHl Hinlr tlltUiiiltlpfi hv iliv.
iL'tiieF nnJ-.4.
IrJM?. ... .,. in..-
.J9 Am. Snllln If nnkln. nt Ilil1nilnllililn. tins
r&fircturned hsme nfler n visit te her uncle,
R iJSAIr. Geergo O. Fisher.
"& Harry II. Pr-i. - - , his home
lis imrents in Cel-
K.a.1. .utuiru.
E..i.Ia
waf Cbarles Haldeman has ictiirncd home from
-&Js tt visit Irt rriinninHnnlniv,i li
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Town Notes,
The geld ring tbat wa chanced etf by tlie
Iren Meulders' union at their tiicule last
sSaturdsy was given te Stella WoUe, a little
BaiiHtn.Valu-iiitffrvtrefri'! Mho lielillnif tlie lunkv
unber.
'The Columbia Citizens band was out Her-
iiVenadlng last night aud rendered geed music.
'? At a meeting held ljbt night, Clias. H. FII-
iKJrt, was eiccieu ircasuier ei mat organiza
tion. Benj. Kccse was out cuuuiug yesterday en
the hills back of Washington tioreugh, and
succeeded In sheeting a ground hog, which
was tbe largest ever been in Columbia clgh
ing nearly lerty pounds.
A German baud of six instruments uere in
town yosterday aud te-day and they uiaile
excellent music
Hlversldollemo, Ne. 27, will held a picnic
in Helse's weeds en Wednesday, August IW.
The brotherhood of railroad brakemen
chanced elfa ten dollar geld plcce lust night,
for the benefit of thelr ledge Dlspatolier
llebert E. Williams hud the lucky number
and secured the meney.
'Sk. Tbe valuable trotting herse "Kox,"ljoloug "Kex,"ljoloug "Kox,"ljeloug
,'"' 'Inirte Kamuel Caiunbcll. died last nicht of
v, inner fnver. The herse was an excellent
trs- :.-r-"'Ti nrr: .i..7.i i.:r.ir . :. j.
unver huu Mill uu Aiii3.?i:u iy uiu raiiuiin ji
the livery stable
(ThA Snniluv cu'lifinl rrim f.T Kni.iml nlrnef
'Zt, 'Lutheran church Is being greatly Improved
-H w rmlnir nrercfl.
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a juei'OJiTJUi'a ririv jmaoixaties.
Hew He Metamorphosed n Small 15alle.ry Cup
i ylf, lule nil iiiieriini jiiacninc.
fAKr The head "Was It Dynatnite?" which np-
,,V neared ever a tbree-stlck local In tbe A'ewJCra
l;f't"t last evening, startled tbe community and
' -v1 'linrlilrAfla of TW.ni.ln worn unnhln In Rlnnn tnftt.
4 "night IVBttpcw, that en Saturdayafternoen
;'-;,. a small oanuenweru uaiiury cuj), hucu as is
y used for burglar alarms, etc.. was found in
?:, Oherrr alley, in the rear or Oscar uoueiu's
!-'?- new bulldlnir. The finder of tbe cun did net
knew what it was and it was taken te tbe
puice or Aiuermau ucen, wnore a rc
" porter or the Era. saw It. He was told that
it was n dyuamltocartrldge aud swallowed
the tale. He cencluded at ence that " the
. eblect el the person, or norsens. who placed
ilfitU tube "where feuud was te blew up Mr.Uo Mr.Ue
; 3?f hein's building." In erder te get ahead or
HI., vUMIUU.'V.M.ivu, ...vr .u'uin. ...ji.j
wrote un the startlluir item at a late hour in
'the afternoon, aud it was given a promluent
C place m tne paper, j-asi evening many
ersens. called at the uiderman's olllce te hce
the harmless little cup, which leeks like a
'-; V ilnnrAr Tint, jimt has thonaine of tlin natenten
It'A Plainly stamped upon It All were Bur-
s prwea ai nnaing wuai iue nuegeu inieniai
machine really was, but it is net known
wtialtiar ilin rnivirlnr hnM vft fltspnv-pi-Ail lila
.'' uiit4dce.
'yy Jt is uid that a book will seen be Issued
irum iue new i.ru uiiicv, cuuuuiiiiik u uuiitx
ty ttoner many "wue" ana sensational stones
f V which have appeared In that paper durintr
,' jk the past year. It will tell about the Headless
L V'; Ohcat which Is nightly seen In the Maner
, .V tewnshln tobacco patches, the petrllled man.
rcyaad the geld mine, the sea monster which
v jtureateuBiouesireyuieciuzensoijsamuriuge,
" nniithA'iwo-'vear.eld trettinir linrse vliiT'li
VVwaae itttlelu 'Za'i the first day he had ever
" weruTianiesB. The recent accident te "Mr.
4sPtar-Jioeley " will also be described and
fC the work will be fully Illustrated. 'Squlre
7 1'llwth bow writing soveral chapters for the
TI;werk.-''irL'-
naveErriconiajiieu auemer wuu taie last
revetiiiig when it stated that Win. Paulsen,
. the weU-kuewi. baker,had uruelly driven his
itswiteiedkath'eu Sunday as he has dene be-
Sre.;Tbe tiuth cf the story Is that the animal
was oely used. by Mr. Paulsen te deli vor his
BtMd and drive Ins father te his house, and
tat rauae tf his death was colic.
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u 1. k , Lstun Held.
.
LstyM addressed te Ihe following parties
aaihald at the, Lancaster posteilloo for jhw!
4a iVlfrgftfl Manufacturing Company, Chi
' flam lilEi WW. A. Keunedybex m, Jack
an hety, Atlantic City,'N. J.
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HO BE CKKXATMH tit tUtrVABrMm.'
' ' ' . '. , , . " ' ..
0alh , Df Jehu r.Eruw, One of the
' . CaHferMta h fem-Vlnm."
Fruic ,the Wf t Chester Bcptibtlcan.
Dr. Jehn'F. Kvaiis. a well-known and emi
nent physician .ahd surgeon, breathed ' his
last at OdO o'clock Monday morning, at tbe
residence of bin sister, Mrs. I.ydia Heinhart,
at Steclten, Dauphin county, Pa. lie had
been nflllclcd souie two years or mere with a
cancereus affection en tbe chin, which ex
tended te the threat and adjacent ports caus
ing him great suflering, and finally terminat
ing his life. He had been 'very low, hardly
alive for soveral days or weeks past, and only
kept up uy ine tise or ctner mm otner ano
dynes and stimulants.
Dr. Kvans was born In Bast Coventry
township, nnd wesCT years of age In May
last. lie graduated at the JclTorsen Medical
college, Philadelphia, In 1815, went te Potts
town nnd practiced there thrce or four years.
In 1810, lit company with ethors, he Joined
the "ferty-niners" who went te the geld
regions of California, nnd remained there
two or thrce yeara. Iteturnlng he located
at Wallace, Chester county. During the
war he tendered his services te the gev
ernment mm wns nppomieu Msisiani sur
geon or the 175th Pa. Itoglmeut, and after
wards cntored the surgeon general's depart
ment at Washington. Ten years of the latter
pan et jus iue was spent in pracuce ai jjewu
il
lnetewn. In connection with Dr. .llremmer-
man, which place he only leftjind went te
Btoeiloil when hH ailment cempelled him te
de se. He was nn omament te tbe medical
profession, n man of line literary aud sclon sclen sclon
tltle attainments, nnd a most useful, popular
aud genial gentleman. He wen and held
the ostcem of all witlvwbem he was asso
ciated in his pathway through life.
A unes i iwe years age ur. j. iu iiiciurg,
el this borough, performed an operation en
iir. i.vans cnin, wmen ier a ume appearcu
te aid him considerably. About six months
later Dr. McClurg portermod anether opera
tion, and In March last Dr. Haves Aicnew per-
l fetmed an operation at Uie Pennsylvania hes
pital, i'iiiuuioipnia.Mixmeniusagojir. uvans
went te Stcelten and gave up tbe practice or
tuodiclue. Hlnce his removal be had an op
oration performed in Uarrlsburg. This was
unsuccessful, having never healed, nnd
sluce then the patlent sank rapidly. His re
mains will be brought te Lancaster and cre
mated. He Is a brother of Nathan Kvans, of East
Geshen, Mrs. Charles Moero, or Pott8lewnt
Mrs. A. M. btaull'er, or Madisen, and Mrs.
Lydla;Hlnelmrt, of Stoelton, Pa., widow el
Daniel lUnehart, formerly of Pughtown, this
county.
TUKflKSC trillTJS VUILV.
llnnr He Unpcd With a Lancaster County QUI
100 Years Age.
The Pittsburg Dispatch publishes an Inter
esting history of the 11 ret whlte child born
west or the Allegheny mountains under
British dominion. The father of this child
was Jonathan PI inner, w be erected a leg
cabin at a point about ene hundred yards
east of the old Eualt house, Pittsburg, which
stands en Fertydlltli strict, a short distance
below Butler.
It was in this cabin, en the &tii of Decem
ber, 1702, that Gcerge Plumer was born. He
was, se he always asserted in his later years,
the Hint whlte child born west of tbe Alio Alie
Khcny meuutaius uuder British dominion,
and in this claim he Is backed by a Btate-
uioutte the same ellect In A tics' Jlcntstcr. an
eld-time weekly newspaiKjr or Philadelphia,
and by nuelhcr.in the "History or Newburg,
jMaas."
The duellers in this frontier home were
frequently annoyed by Indians, and ou mero
than ene occasion wcre comjKilIed te llce te
the fort for their lives. When Gcerge Plumer
was a small boy he saw two Indians ceme te
the cabin, ene of whom threw the fresh
scalp of an infant in his mother's face. With
a coolness nnd ceurage born of constant
oxpesuro te danger, Mrs. Plumer did
net change color, but set bolore her un
pleasant visitors some meat, bread and honey.
After eating until satisfied, they witbdrew,
giving the war-whoop. On anether occasion
a can oe lead of Indians tbrice turned back te
massacre the occupants of tiie cabin, but
wero dissuaded by tbe chief known as Whlte
Eyes, who reminded thorn that no Indian
ever stepped nt Mr. Pltimor'snbedo hungry
that was net fed, or in his distress that was
net rclievcd.
The circumstances attending the marriage
of Gcerge Plumer are as romautie as could
be desired, even In tlie c.ise of " the first
whlte child bem west of the Allegheny
mountains uuder British dominion." The
object of his nfl'cctteus was a young lady
named Margaret Lnu-ry. and Mie was the
veimgcst daughter of Colonel Alexander
Lewry, a prominent, wealthy nnd Iniluentlal
Indian trader of Denegal, Lancaster county,
Pit She was visiting her slster Mary, who,
Willi her husbaiul, Jehn Hay, Hved en a
farm a short distance aboe Six Mile Ferry,
given them by Colonel Lewry. "Miss
Lewry," says tlie "History of Wosttnoro Westtnoro Wosttnero
iaud county," "first met with Geergo
Plumer nt the stere of Mr. Elliett in Pitts
burg who Introduced him te her, as be had a
frleudly regard for the young 'buckskin.'"
An attachment sprang up between them,
which resulted in nn engagement or mar
riage. But the coursse of true leve ran no
mero fctiioethly then than new. Mr. and
Mrs. Hay wcie both very much opposed te
the match, for Uiu leaseti, it is tuid, that
Plumer was peer. Te Miss Margaret's mind,
however, poverty was net a hiilllclent objec
tion, and bhu Mas he dctcrmlned en union
with her lever that Mr. and Mrs. Hay wcre
at last compellcd te guard her day and night
te prevent liorlreiu eloping with him.
Tills statn of ntlalrs continued thrce or lour
nlgliK One foggy morning, however, at the
cud of this time, Mrs. Hay, who had been
sentinel during the night, was be exhausted
mill Moony tli.it she loll nil easy victim tn
Margaret s specious arguments in favor of
nor going te ucu aim taking a reM. Airs, nay
was seen wrapped in the deep slumber
which naturally visits these who have te sit
up at night with leve-stricken young
ladles. TJils was Maigarel's opportu
nity, and shu grasped It Sbe bad pre
viously removed her clothing, little by little
te the spring beuse, and new she hah ten ed
thither aud changed tier dress. Her lever
was in waitlug with horses lu a clump of
trees near by, and she was seen mounted by
his side. But all was net yet safe. At this
critical stige of the proceedings tlie iriendly
fog, which had hitherto veiled their actions,
'lilted, and Mr. Hay, who had some time be be be
eoeo gene out Inte tbe Holds te get his horses,
spied tlie runaways and entered Inte a lusty
puisuit Love aud a geed start proved mero
than a match for him, howevcr, and he was
compelled te glve up the cliase. The run
aways succeeded in putting their heads into
tlie matrimonial uoeso without encountering
any further difficulties. The date of their
marriage was August 3, 1781.
Mr. Plumer was elected successively te the
statu legislature and te Cengress, and from
him the present iniluentlal Plumer family in
tbe western part of the state dorive their
ancestry.
lie Wus a Practical l'unster.
Fiem the Merchant Traveller.
Out West, right under the eaves of the
Heckics, lives n patriotic editor, and last
Fourth of J lily he concluded te enthuse, k
he announced that bis paper for that week
would appear In national colors. On the day
of issue an old subscriber was en hand nnd
get the first copy from tlie press.
"Hew's this?" he exclaimed, looking ecr
the sheet
"Hew's what?"
Why, this paper isn't in the national colors
as you announced ; there's nothing here but
whlte and blue."
"Well, nin't that right?"
"Of ceurse net Wnore's the red ?"
"Oil, it will be read, just as seen as the
issue gets in the hands of subscribers."
A fatal Drink In the Oailc.
Jehn Finegan, employed .by Nelan it
O'itellly en the Beading it Pottsvllle rail
road, died iu torrlble agony late Sunday
night The men slept in a stable or the con
tractors and during the night Finegan get
tip and mistaking a bettle el aconite ier
whisky drank the oisen. Shortly after he
was discovered by ene of his companions
sullering terribly. The inUtake was seen
discovered, but medical aid wus In vain.
Finegan was about 15 years old.
Kulitrgcd Mem Itoenu.
Williamson fc Fester linve been making
Improvements iu tbe btore rooms recently
purchased, but occupied by them for a
number of years. The wall between 'tlie
stere rooms en the first tlner wasvucccsifntry
taken out by Israel .Mayer, contractor, and
Iren pillars substituted, 'i he east store room
hj new six feet wiilcr. They are al- making
larger the ether rooms iu the building.
Dead or Atlr;mnent.
Jehn 0. Llchty and wife, of Maner town
ship, have assigned nil thelr property for the
bencllt or creditors te Abraham W. DcUInger.
of Lancaster lewuship.
lAyQAffTBR DAmr
ffitkttiw !-.. ..... Wat 4ai - . i
TtMTtellewHglerswer6 graatedby the
register of Wills for the week ending Tues
day, August 25 1 .
TESTAMEStA'nv, EHr.iticth Retter, le le
eeased, kite of Warwick township) Ilonja Ilenja
mln Itltter and Pninklln O. Uuch, Warwick,
executers.
Henry B. Esbenshade, doeoasod, late of
Xeaceck tewnship: Daniel Esbensbade,
AdamlJ. Ksbcnsliatle and William Esbcn
shade. Iioaceck. executers.
ADMlNiSTitATiON. Tlies. Mlller, do de
ceased, late ei Fulton township j James M.
Dallance, Ltttle Britain and Jes. T. Milter,
Fulton, administrators.
Christian II. Jehns, doeoasod, late of Lan
caster township; Jehn Jehns, Lancaster
township, administrator.
Isaae Llvlncaten. deceased, late of Kalis-
bury township; Jehn U. Livingston, city,
and W. Q. Livingston, Salisbury, adminis
trators c. tn.
Mary Kendlg, dcccased.lata of West llcmp llcmp
fleld township; Jacob Kendlg, West Hemp
Held, administrator.
Henry H. EddeI. deceased, late of Balti
mere, Maryland j J. W. Kelly, Marietta, ad
ministrator. Emily K. SlicalT, deceased, late of Lan
caster city ; J. K. Hebble, city, administrator.
Jehn Shank, deceased, late of Ililey county,
Kansas; Jehn II. ILiSS, Warwick, adminis
trator. VmI Iencgal Hems.
Tlie Heck Point Sunday school will held
Its frce annual plcnle nt Cameren's greve,
near Denegal springs, en Saturday, August
29lh.
Quite a number of farmers from this sec
tion will exhibit live sleck at the coming
county fair.
The I ccent rains have washed out the read's
considerably, nnd Supervisor Jehn Grady
will have a little patch work for awhile.
Mr. Gcorce Orlmmel. of Baltimore, is
spending his vacation In Denegal among his
friends.
Mr. Benjamin L. darbcr while letting the
water from his fish pond ene day last week,
found among a host of fishes a German carp
which weighed ten pounds.
The Iteck Point lyeeutn association are
making great preparations for holding their
grand annual picnic The tlme and pluce
has net yet been decided upon.
Coining Fairs.
Tlie Lebanon Valley Agricultural, Horticul
tural and Mechanical association holds Us
fifth annual exhibition at Lebanon, en Tues
day, Wcdnesdav, Thursday and Friday,
September 10, 10, 17 and 18, 18S5.
The thirty-first annual exhibition or the
Berks County Agricultural and Horticultural
society will be held lu Readlug on.Soptcm en.Soptcm on.Septcm
bcr8,9, 10 and 11th, and promlses te be the
oest exposition ei products ei tne larm,
garden and erchaid, ei thorough-bred horses
and cattle, or the household and dairy, and
of agricultural Implements and machinery,
ever held lu the county.
The Cecil county, Mil., Agricultural society
will held its sixth annual lair en Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
f, 7, 8 aud Oth.
Slelu Fourteen Trade Dellar.
An orphan boy named Fred Hest,, aged
fourteen years, has for soveral mouths been
employed by Mr. Fred Dink, a butcher of
Marietta. Mr. Blnk had deposited In a chest
in the heuse twenty trade dollars wltii hopes
that seme day he would get full value for
thorn. Yeung Pest would from tlme te time,
as he wanted a little spending money, take a
dollar or two, until last Friday w lien it was
dlsceercd that fourteen wero missing. The
boy was arrested and heard befere Squlre 12.
D. ileath, win. committed him te Jail ler trial
at court in default el flOO ball.
Dealh r lie'le's I!etcr." '
The well-known trotting herse Dexler,
ew nod by Wm. Kote, died yesterday. The
animal was very old, and Ills owner asserts
that he was 42 years of age. He was brought
from tlie West by I'manuel Sheber, and was
afterwards owned by Jeseph Balr, Uriah
Bltier and Jehn Fucgley. llote had him for
many years. He created a great deal of ex
citement, several years age, by trotting a race
nt the park, against another herse, en a
wager, and winning iu SH'J.
Had Itel.itlies lu l.inciMrr.
Tlie Glen Falls, N. Y., Weekly .Star of
August 21, chronicles tlie funeral en Thurs
day last, of Jehn Keenan, ene of the most
substantial citizens of that place, the undo
or Miss Ella Kceiiau,er tills city. Fourteen
priests were present at the funeral services.
The pall bearers were Hen. Judge Brown,
Congressman Jehnsen, Hen. Lyman II.
Northup, Daniel Peck, Win. Carblen, Pat
rick Green. Edward Carrell, Patrick Cun
ningham, Hiram M. HarrK M. II. Bradl,
Charles Parson nud Hiram Krutii.
Frightful Tragedy by Children.
J. II. McGewau, of Talladega, Aljbauu,
killed and dressed u pig fern barbecuelast
Friday. His three ciilldreu, aged 11, ',), and
4 years, s.iw the processor biitchoringtlie pig.
Tlie next day MuGewan loll home, nnd tlie
children agreed te repeat the process of tlie
day licfore. Having no pig, the two elder
children proceeded te butcher the youngest
They cut its threats ami hung it up by the
hcelx, as the pig had hung, and wero pro
ceeding te diseiubewl it when (heir mother
discovered the horrible tragedy.
Adtcrse CrltlcUmnr ilinlgn l'litterMiii.
Frem tlie Philadelphia l'rcss.
In Lancaster, under Judge Patterson's
ruling, the children are protected in the
commission of crime, as theso wiie are
robbed by I hem may net punish them them
selves aud the court will net undertake
that duty for them. Iflioysefll and under
may appropriate all tlie portable property
they can carry elf without fear el punish
mcut, petty larceny Is bound te nourish
apace and properly w 111 be exposed te a new
and unnecessary danger.
Yeung lady Killed by n Gravel Train.
AtJBig Beck bridge crossing near Pittsburg,
shortly bofero neon, ou Monday, a gravel
train ou the AllcguonyVulley railroad struck
a puaoteu lu which wero tiiree young ladles,
instantly killing Stella Smith and seriously
but net fatally injuring Emma Smith aud
Mary Dunn, The phaeton was reduced te
kindling weed and the herse killed.
Slier I OT Sale stayed.
The sberlll's sale at the clothing stere of
Diifenderfer A Eby has bceii stepped by the
court staying tbe writs en which the goods
wcre being sold. The goods unsold will be
takeu te the sheritrs ofllce and stored away
until the court disposes of the questions
rnlsed as te the legality ofthe Judgireuts ou
which the executions were Issued.
A Geed l'lctiire.
Ill the window or Augustus Hbeads, ou
East King street, there is a finely executcd
crayon picture which was made by Gerald
PilHjr of Bayler's gallery. The subject is a
sister or the young artist and the workro werkro workre
llccts credit upon him.
Milling a Fellow-Student.
Frederick Nerrls, a resident of Ogdcn City,
and student or St Stephen's cel loge, New
Yerk, Is en a visit te Stuart P. Hamilton, a
fellow student, of this city.
JCcuted n store.
David Balr has routed his large line stote
room en East King street te Hese Brethers,
umbrella manufacturers, for a term of llve
years.
Sent Out.
Cathcrliie Dennelly, arrosted yosterday for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct by
Officer Cramer, was committed for ilve da) a
by Alderman Ferdney.
Kent te Jnll.
Jobu Green and James McDonald, two
tramps who wero begging, wero sent te jail
for lu days each by Aldermaii Deen.
VJSA1UN.
IlAimex lu thlaclly, en the 23d lust, Ames
L.IIaruien.ln the 4uth year ofhlsuge.
The relatives tuid trlends of tlie family, also
l'erttSI.U. A, It,, and the clgurmakertt of Lan
caster, nie respectfully Invited te attend the
funeral from his lute residence, Ne. 13 North
Mary etreet, en Wednesday afternoon ut 2
o'clock, lntenucntat Luncasterceinctcry. ?l
I But Augnt23,lHg3. Anna 11. Feld, aged 27
yeair-, 4 uieutus and 22 days,
The relutives and friends of the fuinilyvare re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence- of her hu&lmnd, Jehn J. Fuhl, and
her parents. Jehn M. and Kll7.ai.-ctn U rider, Ne,
22J West Chestnut street, Lancaster city, en
Wednesday afternoon ut 2 o'cleek. Services at
St Jehn's Lutheran church, West Orunge struct
luicrmeut ut Woodward Bill cemetery, aSi St
JJ .. H" - "J 4. G
4 C
DTraLLIGENOieB, TDEfiDAY, AUGUST 25, 16.
, MJJUOttB. 'I a. .,
Kw Yerk PrMaea Market.
Kw l erk, jiiig. S3. kiearau1lanjitncliangca.
Ftnc,94el 4m Humtrflue, $3 tit5i Kitrn
WheatNe. ailed, Wlulr. Aug.. "KWel
Sept., eiw Ootetjer, PBMei Nev. tttX. .
Cern-Nat Mlxed, Aug., 63H$"KI Sept.
MKt I Oct ., BlKci Ner. Me.
Kye dull ana unchanged.
jiariey nominal.
l'erk nnlctitncss 10'25ln W.
Larfl dull 1 W 48, Sept.W3 Oct, M&7
MoIemch (lull 1 17317KO for CO ttftt.
I'urpentlnastdndratAlKeen spel. , .
llestn dull, strained te geed, II 1(091 ll).
Butler sipudy t Wetlern Imitation Creamery,
choice, SlgKe.
Cheese nutet ; Western Fltt prime, tftoe.j
Btntc. 6Be.
Kg(?s firm i Rtute, 15)0100 1 Western, UQHXe-
Hlce nominal, .....
Sugar ftrm t icflncd granulated, OKei low lew low
dcred.ejssoji, rrelgntsdiill. ,
fallow steady prime clty.50.
Coffce nnlet, hut firm i fair cargoes, Xw)ic.
liny dull ; Ne. 1, 0081100.)
Chicago l'redaca Market.
CniOAOe, Aug. M,l:Mn. m. Market opened :
Cern Sept., 4ie t Uet., 4Jje Nev., 40!ic
Outs Bent., Wie Uct., SI'te.
fork sept., W te Oct., IS W
fork Sept.. KS ; Oct., IS W j Nev., $s 87.
j.aru (Jet., wh,
Itlbs-bcpt., (5 W Oct., J M.
CLOBIKO. i
Whe.it Bept., TOJfe Oct., 8ie Nev., SlJie ;
Cern-e'pt. U Oct, e Nev., Iue ; May
Jats-Scpt, HlKcs Oct., JIKe i May.lMJie.
1'erk-BcpU, IS SSMt Oct. in 00 ; Nev.. ? 77K.
Lord Sept., M K I uct, fu in ; ev w n.
Jtius-Scpt, JKt Oct, 67K
riilbtdelplda Live Stock Market
PiiiLAUELrniA, Aug. SI. The receipts at the
dl irerent stock yards wero I
Fer the week ltenves, 3,500 1 previous week,
2.KU0 head t sheep, 15,500 beadj piovleus week,
11000 bead) hogs, 5,000 head (previous week, 4,5eu
llet'r caltle wcre hi geed request, and, with
large urrlvalu, prices declined. We quote as fob
Kxlra,flffeKei geed, lQ.vXe i medium. H8
Se 1 common, SQlfies TcAans, ICiei Colons Colens
docs 43tf?5A-C
fcn ..MTu'wattl Itiflftlvfl lit WXfllMc.
Thin dry cows were In peer demand nt tle2S.
Mich cows were lu better request at 30GJj.
MllcU calves were wanted Httyrtyic
Sheep wcre demoralized and lower. e quole
us follews: ., ,,
Lxtra, 40ke goed,52jeio t medium, 33e I
common, lj-'.,'c, ....
Spring lambs were In full supply and at the
Int. nut wilnt tt till, BPA4nil. lit 2Wtf4lC.
Dressed begs were In geed demand nt (QiC.
City Dressed Ileevcs sold well at WJflKc.
City Dressed Sheep wcre lu fair demand nt
live Bleck Frless.
Cbicaoe Caltle Uccclpts, 10.VO heads ship
ments, S.l'JO -bead s natives llrm ; shipping
...... r. i 'tvim vi ii. i wn nn l.cnoeiJI'iO ..
Hmi 40 DSOQl.SM JLS., tla5 00 Jteckcrs
and leeders, tJ7JQ4O0t cows, bulls nnd mixed,
tl 733 1 10 : Texans. tt 5003 S I western rangers,
slew i natives and half-breeds, O0SI, J.
Hogs Receipts, 15,W head ; shipments, 0,000!
markutnctlvei 5100 higher i rough and inlxnd,
tt leai 3J : packing and shipping, II 3301 mi
light, tl SSfll J ; skliis at 2 7SQ3 8J.
Sheep UccclpU, I.M0 bead i shipments, none;
market steady s natives. tlQi '', lexuiis,
Kast l.iBnrr Cattle active but unchanged ;
prime. 7se! fair te geed, 5ft5 5 ; comuien,
ill 1',: receipts, 3.018 head; shipments, 1.53S
heudj shipments Satui-day and Sunday te New
Yerk, 00 carloads.
Hogs uctlve nnd firm t rhlladclphlas, tl W&
5 OJ I Hulte. nnd Verkers. l fc4 W ; gnissurs,
SI WGl fie i lerelpts, fl,liie j sblpuienui, J yen;
shipments te New Yerk Saturday and Sunday,
32 carloads , ,
Shi-en Market dull and 25e loner than last
week's prices ; ircelpts, S,800 head j shipments,
S.iO head.
NtecK Market.
Quotations by Heed, McUrann A Ce., Hankers,
ii'-iucasicr, in.
11 A.M. 12 H.
3 p.m.
fl
r-
IUO1?
Michigan Centml
New link Central... .,
New Jersey Central..
Ohie Central
Iir. Ijirlr. A Wintern:
1WI
43K
leiii
Denver A Uie Urande 11
Krle u
KunsaM A Texas 21
I ...... Ut.nn TV
i.nni e, it, iv...... ...... ....... "VII
Chlcflue A N. W.. com toen. 10114
N. N. Ont A Western.! 14i
St. Paul A Omaha 37
l'aclHe Mali VA
Rochester A Pittsburg-;
St l'aiil 7.V.
Texas l'actrlc 1'j
Union 1'ac.lUc 51
Wabash Comuien )
Wabash l'rul erred
m,
f.)J
ml
"i-a
15
is
41
Western Union Telegraph.
Umlsvllle A Nashvllle
N. Y., Chi. A St. I.
Luhlirh Vullev
4rt
I,
5S
4i-r
tt
si
Lehigh Niivlgatlen......
I'Miiiinylrufiltk. .
lteadluir..,
V. T. Allulfale.,
Nerthuru 1'acHlc.
' clnfi'iiei
j-l'rdf....
Northern l'oclne V
HI'S UJUVMIU.
l'hlladulphla.t Krle
Northern Central...
Central Transp
CanuditSouthern...
till
l'lsiple's l'ttSROiiger.
Went Blioie
Cel. Ceal
Nertheiu I'ucllle...
Mbseurl l'aclllc
sK
M
m
kc:
101 v.
trig
v-te
j'iii , !t:i
Hen Yerk Stock Market.
Nkw Yerk, Aug W. Wall street. 1:30 p. Ut.
Meney at IK lcr cent Kxctange quiet.
Governments II nu. Currency Cs, Coup., $127
bid ; i'Cs, de, 1113 bid : 4's, 1122 bid.
The stock nmrket epentdsteady, but the feel
ing foen gate nay te weakness catisetl by u free
felling of tbe leading stocks, which continued
steadily throughout the morning. At neon
prices w ere den n K te 3 per cent, and the mar
ket has sluce been dull and featureless.
Western Union
Adams Kxprcus
American Express
U.S. Express
Wells. Farge A Ce
C.C. i.A 0
C. C. C. 1
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Illinois Ccntrul Express.,
Ohie Central ,
Michigan Central
Northern i'ucllle
' rrulcrrud..
Central 1'aclDc
Union 1'aelUe
Missouri 1'uclUu
Texas l'uclllc
New Yerk Elevated
Metropolitan 125
Manhattan
Alt A Terre Haute SO
' l'rufcned ,
Canada Southern 37
Canada Fuelllc
Chlcuge A Alten 13J
cues, a ume.
1). A Hud
Del., Luc. A West..
Denver
Erie
" l'relernd
10IU
llijj
Ilauulbal A St Je
" l'rcluried
Kansas A Texas
Lake. Shere 71
L.E.AiV.... . ....
L'Vs'lleA Nashvllle 45)
Merris A Essex
Northwest 101
" Preferred 11
Ontario A Western, ....
Ohie A Mississippi
1'icfcned
Paclfle Mall w;i
Quicksilver ....
" l'reierred
Heading ,
lteck lslund...
San Francisce,
.1
1S0X
1'iclened.
Omaha.
,1
Bt. Paul
1'iufcrrud
Nash A Chat ,
SI., U.S. AW
Wabash
riuferrcd,.,,
C.,11. A Q
Uechester A 1'HUburg
131
ra. a Evans ....
Manitoba HA
Oregon ANav hi
Urcgen Transco , I'JJh
l'ullman l'olace Cur ,
West Shere ..T ....
Household Market.
Tuesdav, August 23.
DA1RT.
Creamery Butter , .,
Uutturyb
Gup Cheese, two cups.'.
Cottage Cheese, two pieces
Dutch Cheese V lump
roeiTBT.
Chickens V pair (ilve)
fl piece (cleaned)
Spring Chickens pair
l'limena M milr.
Uucks W piece (cleaned) loS50e
MISCKLLAHXOUS.
Apple Uuttery rit., 25e
EggsV dez , 13e
HoueyV ft ,..., 300
Lard fl ft , sQOe
Dry Ueef, chipped. , 40e
Ham, whole ., 130140
Ham, sliced 22e
vaurra.
Annies 11 W ilk 1!
HananeH Vdez 2530e
Cocoanuts, each ....8J12e
Currants V & (nneuj
Diled Apples V Qt
Dried Peaches fl qt
Prunes fl ft , .,.,
Lemens 1 dez
Oruuges ft dez t
Plneupples fl piece ,,,
Peaches ft WpK., .,.
Pirs ftKpk ,
Uranea wit. ,.
Cantaloupes..,,.,,,.,..,...,,.. ,, 510e
Wutermeleus lOgQJe
VBOKTAltle,
WJi.
fJ
iw"
llfi
nl
if
Mi',
lr.M. 3r.M.
tu us;i
.... HI
.... 7
... M
.... 115
.'.'.'.' naK
WJw .'J
VM Mi
131H YSi
iini w
as mi
IK'S e4j
Ml is
200
300
120
100
.....,..,..1UC
12a
SOIOO
20 K'O
.!;"!!24Se
,., oaieo
lOiilSu
UeansVJiplc.
,10C
-" . -.. . .-K - ,S. 'h .JT'
Peat per Wpk,.,.
Cabbage bead.
....100
...Sfite
,.!Vleo
. ...... i.. i..,. ..... i
dels fnib
Potatoes WKt'k
bushel...
.
.
....10lte
IO!WO
.,...,.........
Bcan.i (i.ima) V at..
.i ,.V0
,...,..,. te
....., i 5e
Carrots 1R bunch
Head Kama. ...i
Unions w bunch.. ......
Hhubarbprbb..
Sweet I'otatecs ft pk
8eip IlnnnsVqt. .......
........... no
. . . i . . .Be
.......lJgUO
....120
lOttlSa
...I.
BplimchKnk
noisily y uu
uneh 8010a
Aumips
IjT r
Peppers
&ei....
tj-
unions KKn!
k.
Kadlatics pr bunch
Tomatoes pr Wnlt....
Cucumbers 1 ilez....
Srtuashes carh........
Kgg Plants X plcce,.
.urn f uuzen,
run.
Halibut V ft.....,., ISaVj
Cattish fib... ......13e
Iturrhig V dnz lte
Fteh Mnrkcral W 13e
Clams per loe... tl
Bea Ilaxs.... .10e
IllueFlsl tee
Sturgeon
.10c
anAiH.
Wheat ,
Oats
Cern.
nye
Hay per ten.....
Clevurni-ed,.. ,...,
Timethy,.
llerdUntss
Orchard Umss
..oteavj
(20
..tog.vje
ose
..I!K21
....SiUiO
1.B0
i:r,
Mixed l.awn urates...
.u
Fleur V bbl tt.ne3
Lecal Slecks aim liemis.
lleporled by J, II. Leng.
Par Last
value. s.ile.
Lancoslere per cont.,18se
,. 100 113
t " ICJ-t,
Lancaster 5 per ctln 1 or 30 years.
' 4 " Scheel lean....
" 4 " lu ler SO years
' 4 " In 5 or sej cars
" 4 " lnlOerSOyears
Manhelm lloreugh lean
baiix BTecfcs.
First National Hank ,
Fanners' National Hank...
Fulton National Hank
Lancaster County National llauk....
Columbia National Hank
Christiana National Hank
Knbrntu National Hank....
First National Hank, Columbia
101
10)
1)
1111
III)
11(1
KM
120
1UI.5
lcnji
nil
KH.S5
I0
KM
ll
M
1(
50
1UU
100
IUO
1U0
l:il.i
110.75
1HH
110
I A
115
111
153
1'0I.1TICAI
Democratic County Ticket
7eru"er.
JONAS Z. BTAUFFEH, East Earl.
County flbllcffer,
JOll.V E. MA I.O.N E, City.
Prlten Intpectert
CEO. 11. GONDEIt, Strnsburg lloreugh.
C. (I. AMMON, Ephrata.
Dlreclen of Peer.
C. II. UCNN1NGEK (2 years), Hreckneck.
8. H. HE18T (3 years), East Hemplleld.
JOHN STEWA11T (3 years), East Hcmpricld.
Jury Conimtitiencr.
E.C. HILLEIt, Earl.
SK WJLli VJ'M TlSKStKNTS.
B
AKING POWDEP.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
"THIS powder never varies. A truirvelnf purity,
I strength and wholesemcncss. Meru eco
nemical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, ulmn or phesphate powders.
Held only in cant. Kotal HiKiNO 1'emiKn Ce.,
100 Wall street. -New Yerk. uuiv27-lydA w
ROOMS WANTED.
Tnoer thrce pleasant unfurnished rooms
centrally located ; First Wnrd preferred. Ad
dress, "TENANT," ISTELLiOKitcxn Olllce. It
iTeiirn: iiennut t pilvctical
I'l.UMIIEIt. STEAM AND OAS FITTEU.
All orders promptly attended te. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Werk dene nt reasonable prices.
NO. 435 N011T1I QUEEN STIIEET,
Juncl73md Lancaster, Pa.
TENNA. ClOAItS FItOM
ri.oe pep.
X. Hundred up, at
HAUTMAN'S
YELLOW
FHONT CIOAU
;hT01tE.
THE IlEST, PUUEST AND CHEAIT.ST
Ulp lu the market te-day Is MILLEH'S
HOIIAA BOAP.
WHEN NEXT WASHDAY COMES
muku n trial of ene cake of MILLEU'S
ISOKAX OAIaud alter
ether.
that you will use no
THE BEST
th.iClty.at
HAltfMAN'S
tic HAVANA CIOAU IN
YELLOW FltONT CIOAU
blOKK.
-irr. HAVE UEEN MANUFACTUHING
f V C. F. MILLEU'S DOU AX SOAP since HI,
aud te-day Its sales ure nearly 50o,uue pounds an
nually. :TAI1LE OILS, ItEFINED UOHAX
nnd Cuu&tla Lves make the excellent aril
cle called MILLEU'S HOKAX bOAP.
AUEFUL ANALYSIS II YPRACTICAL
Chemists prove that MILLEU'S 110KAX
AP is absolutely pure. inur7-Cmd
WITHOUT EXCEPPION, THK BEST
Cigars in the town, two for 5c, at
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW FltONT CIOAU
BTOUK.
E
XACTLY THE RIGHT THING.
Why don't you cure your backache with
one of llenseu's Cupclnu Plasters. Sure and
quick. T cents.
11HE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
. complete assortment or Playing Cards lu
the city from 5 cents per pack up at
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FltONT CHI Alt
STOUE.
TTfEADQUARTERS
GEO. II. THOMAS
JLl. POST fl, U. A. it.
Comrades will ag,Rcm.
bleat 1:30 p. in., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2U,
for funeral services of late Comrade Ames L.
Hanimii, at 2 n. m
It
it. u.
. 11UENEMAN, Commander.
TOTE IS MAKINO
OABINBT PHOTOGRAPHS
AT M3.00 A DOZXH,
AT NO. 100 NOUTH QUEEN BTKEET,
lenlStld Lancaster, Pa.
-VTOTICR
Xs( At the tcqucst of tbe Finance Comuilttce
of City Councils, the fallow lug bends ure here
by called In for the purpose of t
thesinklnir fund:
nuy inent et Intercut en nam
same te cease. beDtcm-
.ami ,bal .v.un thn nrinHnil nnd lnt.,ttut ivlll
be payuble at the ofllce of the City Treasurer.
Tbe bends called in amount te the sum off 12,300,
and are as fellows :
Lean of Augusts, 1S78, 5 per cent, bends, Nes.
8, , 11, 12, 13,14. 15, HI, 17. 1, 19. 211, 21. 22, 21, 21, 23,
SO, 29, 30.31 and 32. l D, P. UOSENMlLLElt,
aug-23 3td Mayer.
TEAL
ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE.
XV
X On TUESDAY, SEPTEMHEIt 1, 18S5, nt7
o'clock p. in., at the Cooper Heuso, 1 will offer
at nublle sale the properly re. ,52 Maner street,
couslstlngef a Twe-Story UUICK DWELLINU
HOUSE. 32 by 32 feet andlet of ground, I routing
110 feet en Mauer street by 255 te Lafuyotte and
104W along Lafayctte street, mero or less. In the
rear of the dwelling is a hydrant and well of
water; also, a wish kitchen, weed und coal
beuse, a carpenter shop und chicken house. The
buildings are oemnuratlvely new, and built of
tbe host material. There U an abundance of ex
cel lent fruit, such as apples, pears, peaches,
cherries and grape vines en tbe premises. The
side let will be offered soparately, 40 by 225 Xcct
Possession given October l.lsss.
The property can be Inspected until tbe day el
sale, when attendance w lilbejgl yen by
II, SupuxnT, Auct. auglsmtTu.Th.S.U
HTOOK&.
pOOR, WHITE dnKENOUGn.
BANKERS.
Orders executed for cash, or en margin for all
securities current In the New Yerk market
Correspondence Invited.
MEMHEUSOFTHE NEW YORK STOCK EX
CHANUEAND PHOPUIETOUS OF POOU'8
MANUAL OF UAILWAY8.
45 Wall Street, New Yerk.
oeU'lydooa
XEW AltVXRTtBlXStryTH
FIK8T-ULA8.S BOA11DINO.
Together with the choice of rooms ero the
flmt or sreend fleer. Hurnacd by nene In tte
city. Call en or addrc?,
NO. H NOIlTlt QUEKK BT.
Table boarders accommodated. aA-tld
KIDNEY TUOUBLKS. DON'T DOSH
for kldnoyalTccttens. Usei'xtcrnnlly enu
lleneu's Capcfne Pereus Plaster ever thj kid
neys.
vyM. M. GBAY,
COMMISSION
BROKER
IN OUA1N, STOCKS, 110ND3
AND PttTltO.
l.KUM.
riUCTlOKAI. LOTS A HrtCtALTV.
KSIILKMAN'8 LAW Ittll I.OINO,
Nes. 43 and 43 North Duke, Bt, LiiiiKuixtur, Pit.
3Connccted by prlvatu wlie Willi all the
principal excuanges. urs tia
AN ARTICLE SUITABLE POU ALL
purpepcs. giving excellent results, Is MI !.
LEU'S HOItAX BOAP.
DK. S. K. WE BE 11,
Vcterlnnry Physician and Buigeen (gntdn
ate or Ontario VulorlnaryCellcgo). Udlce, Ne. 7
WESTUltANOKSTKKKT.
lien with He) stone ltouse.
JyJIliiiidTuTliAS
f irANTEI)-A H1TITATION AS WASIL
TT woman. Apply nt
NO.Wi.NOiail 1IUK
C1J8TKKET,
nugSt
iiniasicr, i a,
AN ACCOUNT OF 1TH PfJHITY.
J strength nnd general oxcellimceMlI.I. Kit's
IIOftAX SOAl1
has gained the Tuter of nil who
have used It.
T ANOASTKIt
C0MMEIM3IAL COLLEGE.
SESSION IIEUI.VH MONDAY, SEPTEMHEIt 7.
TYPE WK1TINU a special featuie. Instiuc Instiuc
tlens frcetenll who complete the ceurse.
new catalogue nisi lssucu ceniaiuuig ntei
stuuenis in aiiouuani'e last year.
Call ou or addres,
H C.WEIDLER,
I'rliiclpiil.
aug.i-uuii
A1
LLINTELLiai5NTPKHSONS,CHr,M-
lsts and Doctors nlve MILLEH'S IKIKA.X
SOAP the preference.,
pEMEMBEK THE OLD STANDARD.
ItOUUEU'S WILD CHCItltY TONIC
Fer AVcakncss, Ucneral Debility, Dyspepsia,
HOHIIEH'B L1QUOH STOUE,
npi22-lydll
no. n Leuire squni e.
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OTHERS AND FATHERS
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE &HOKTLY
AND THAT
HIRSH & BROTHER
AltE SELLINO THIS WEEK
BOYS' SUITS
OP EVKIiY DESCUIPTION,
Frem the plainest te the most eluborate, in all
the Blzes that come In Heady-Made Clothing, ut
prices which will make you wonder bow they
can be made up ler tbat money.
Deu't let jour boys leek shabby in dresi.
when you cun buy them a Suit us low U3 11.73, ec
Slugle Pants as low as 40c.
Our assortment lu Hits department cannot
help suiting you, as it Is complete lu all stylfs,
sizes and qualities.
THESASIEWECAN SAYOF OClt
MEN'S CLOTHING,
GENTS' FUKN1SIIING. TKUNKS, VALISES'
AND UMUUELLADEPAHTMENT.S
Your Special
Attention we DlieetteUur
MEHCHANT
TAILOllLNCi DEPAKTM ENT
Call and sec us at any lute befote puithasliig
elsewhera, and we will be plcacd te sbuw jeu
thieugh thostepk.
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONE-PHICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
COHNEHOF NOUTH QUEEN PTHEET AND
CENTUE SQUAHE.
'.ANCASTEH, PENN'A.
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1LL1AMSON A FOSTER.
VACATION DATS
FOU A Git EAT MANY
SCHOOL BOYS
Aie drawing te a close, and by Tuesday next
they must be provided with Clothing, Shoes and
Hats or Caps te begin the Fall XVnn of bald erk
with some piny at iutciMils.
We open this week a very nice selection of
Cheap and Durable Soils
FOIt HOYS,
WITH ODD COATS AND PANTS.
Flannel, Percale & Calice Waists.
POLO CAPS
Fer 23 aud 13 Cents Each, In Celers te Match
Any Suit.
WE AUE SELLING A
GOOD, DURABLE SHOE
FOU A HOY FOU (1,50.
Cheap Straw Hats.
WOUlUNGPANTS.UUCOYDUSTEHS.FANCY
HOSinilY, SUSPENDEKS, CHIL
DUEN'S HOSIEItY.
LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR.
One Let of HOYS' W1NDS0UT1E8
at IScts Each.
One Let of GENTS SILK HANDKEUCHIEF8
for 23 ctri Each.
WHITE SH1HTS ler 2 53, 73 els and (1 01 Each.
But the Best et nil Is the
EIGHMIE SHIRT.
Some ofthe Advanced Styles of HATS for
Fall ure icady new for you te seu.
A Specially ia Beel Dags for 10c. Eacli
32, Ut 30 Hi 3S East King Sf.,
LANCABTEU, PA.
Williamson & Fester.
XXAMINlfEVlJliv OAKE OP SOAP
5ud.,.t.htc,,AS- I'.MII.LKH lsUinlH;d
en. Ne lluitAXbUAPgonulne without.
HnilLHY'S KXTItAOT VANILLA.
Of lull strength nnd with the rleh aroma
of ihe puw bean. A lull llue of flavoring ox ex
tracts at B
UUIIIiRY'S HltUa STOKE,
Ne. 21 West King Street
FHW OF CLAUKIVS ilAHGAINS.
Olclne Soup, only 5e. Elustle Starch. e. ier
box. Laundry Starch, te, per pound. Column's
MiiMalil, lxc. per M . Six T,i. Htcorer25c.
Uueds delivered freu, Tclephone,
OliAItKE'S TEA RTOitE,
33 West King Street
pitOPOSALS l'OIt FIHK LSCAPKS.
The lilrcttnrs of th Peer will rccolve pie.
VeaN for placing Iren Stairway and Halceny
Flie Escapis, ene tet-ach end of tbe Almshouse,
mid the sumo te the limine Asylum. Plans and
ni'nviuuiii win iu uusuemiiieci uy uiaacrs, Willi
in ice, the beard reserving tbe right te adept the
bid and plans best suited te the public.
Propeials te be opened und considered nt the
next meeting of Director, ou Septcmber 5th,
l1". nug22-lwd
OH lmiTISH AND DOMLSTIC HOSE,
Cheaper thin oer, no te HKCHTOLD'S.
Just received, llrllNhaiul ether Hose which we
are selling ut prices less Hum they cost te muiiu
tuctuie, being .lob Lets fiem Forced Sales. Alse
Underwear, ahlrU, Pants, Vests, Overalls'and
othcrgeiidsusuiilt kept in Ocnts' Furnishing
Stoics. Plia&i'iutl and nxamlne before veu buy.
1IKNHY HKCHTOLI),
Ne. 62 North Queen Street
iTSIgii ofthe Hlg Slecking.
P. S.Hulidliigsteiiu and band for sale.
-VTOTIOli IIAVINU POKCHASED A
AJ lai-ge stock of Woolen at the late sherifTs
Hale, at vury low prices, 1 will make them up in
Suits, Pantaloons or Oiereents at very low
prices. All persons having purchased material
van have themmaile up and trimmed in first
class si) In ut uiedcrutu price?. A perrect fit
'juaranlccd.
A. II. liOSENSTKIN,
in:i-tiimllt s; North Quicn Btreet
s
OUVEN1US.
.l.VNUAHY.
lly ter he in this month Is bem,
Negemsbut Garnets should be worn ;
1'hcy will lusuiti her constancy,
True Iello ship nnd fidelity.
FE U UU A It Y.
The February beiu will find
Sincerity and peace et li.ln ,
Freedom fiem passion end Irein care,
If they the Amethyst should war,
MAKC1I.
Who en this world of ours their eye
In Mai eh llrst open, shall bewbe
lu days of peril, firm and brave.
And w ear u Uloedstouo te their grave.
APHIL.
Shu w he from April diitej her jeai-,
Diamonds should cur lest lillter tears
Fer vain icpcntante flew ; this stone
Euiblem of innocence is knew it.
MAY.
Who first beholds the light of day.
In spring's sweet Hen my mouth of May,
And wears an Euicrcldull her life,
Shall bu a le cd and happy wile.
JUNK.
Who comes w Ith summer te this earth,
And ewes te dune her day of birth,
With ring of Agntuen her band.
Can health, weulth and long life command
JULY.
The glow ing Huby should adorn
These who in warm July are bum ;
'1 hen w 111 tliry be exumpt and flee
Frem le e's doubts and anxiety
AUGUST.
Wear u Sardenyx or for thee
Ne conjugal felicity!
The August born without this stone
'lis mild must live unloved und lone.
SEPTEMHEIt.
A maiden born when autuinn leaves
Am rustling in Septembers breeze.
A Sapphire en bur brew should hind
'Twill cine diseases or the mind.
OCTOHEIt
Oetuber's child Is born ler ec,
Aud life's vicissitude must knew ;
Hut lay an Opal en ber bieu.il
Amrhepc will bell these weilds te lest.
NOVEMHEH.
Who Hist comes tetbts world below
With drear November's fog and snow,
Should prize Topaz's umber hue
Emblem of friends and levers tiue.
DECEMUEU.
If cold December gave you blith
'1 be mouth of snow nnd leu and mirth,
Place en our bund Turquoise blue,
Miecess will bless wbate eryeu de.
ALL TUU A dove Arte IN STOCK uf
H.Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. I WEST KING STUEET.
s
AINT-ILU'UAEL WINE.
INFORMATION.
TheSalnt-ltapUnel Wliiuhasndellcleuii flaveur
and 13 diuuk In the pilucliml cities of Russia'
Germany, North und
iy, ertn arm biuuu
Seuth America, Gicat
BrtUlii, India, and se ou.
iln,
ubouuautltvcxneited
Is sullleleut proof of Its stability and
stuvinrr newep.. whlle Ier thuteal conuefsseur
there is no ulue that can be considered its
superior.
ia-TheSaliit-ltaplmcl WinoCnuipaiiy,Valenre,
Dcpartmentel the Diemu (France.)
H. E. SLAYMA1CER,
113 tl.l
Nil '31 K -V.-l I li I N l. KTK I'.hl
Feit ha lis un Jttsxr.
I70H KENT.
5 Thice Law Oftiees at Ne. 45 NOUTH DUKE
STUEET; and a b isment 55 feet long, supplied
with w nter aud heat.
martOtld II. FUANK ESHLEMAN.
I710U HALE. SKATING KINK AT COL-
uiubfa, P.u, with all Its Fixtures, bleam
Heater and 225 pairs of Henley Skates, geed m
new. Will sell en easy terms and nt a bargain.
Postellleo address, " HOX' -NO. 4ia,"
Julyl5-3md Columbia, Pa.
PUHLIC SALE OK V.VLUA11LE HEAL
Estate of Jehn ltnlsten, deceased.
Tbe heirs of Jobu Italsteu, deceased, will sell
at public, sale, ou the premises ut lteckUle,
Honeybrook township, Chester ceunly, en
WEDNESDAY, SEPTtMllfclt '.', 1&3, all thtir
real estate, ns fellow 8 :
Ne. 1. A larm ceutalnlng ubeut l'.!5 Acics of
productive laud, in geed statu et cultivation, ic
euntly well limed and mini und, pleasantly lo
cated en tbe llarilsburgtiunplku, enu mile fiem
Ferrest Station en Wuynusbiui; Kallread.
iteaver Station et Ulmlugten A -S. K. li. Is
en thupiepeity.
Tbeiuipioveuientsarea lurge STONE -MAN-SION,
30x10, w 1th btenu Kitchen attached; Stene
Bam 44x75, Straw Shed 32x4.', i iaign Tobacco
llama. Wugeu Shed, Curriage Heuse, Tenement,
Ac, There is an ubuuduuee of Timber en the
pluee; also fruit, shade and ornamental trees
about tbe house.
Nu. 2. adjoining Ne. I, contains 4 Actus, en
which is erected a geed and tencu!cul Frame
Heuse und Stublc.
Ne. 3 adjoins Ne. 1, nud contains ubeut 31
Acres of farm laud without buildings.
Ne. 4 adjoins Ne. ,1, contains about ;i Acies of
geed chestnut Timber, of S5 y ears' growth.
Ne. 5:cnntalnH i Acies Chestnut Timber
sltunte lu West Cain township, ou which are
Flag 0.uairlcs, known as "Campbell's Hecks."
Ne. ills Heaver it It. Station, contains (Acres
of land ; thn Improvements ure u large Dwelling
iindstoie Heuso combined, Stable, Warehouse
und Siding; thUlsagoedoppoiluutty for a Ilvo
business man
'lbeabnvu piepei ties aie all In goedoidurand
must positively be sold. Liberal tciius can be
given.
Sale at ene o'clock p. in.
Persons desiring liifoinulleu or wishing te
View tbe piepeilles, please call en or millions
J. 11. U ALSTON,
Heckvllle, Chester county.
Ctd ailg. 13, 18. 20, 25. 27, sep, 1 A 21 w
A31U&V3MNTS.
F
ULTON OI'EKA HOUSE.
AUGUST 24, 25, 26, 1880.
F1UST APPEAUANCE IN LAXCASTElt OF
Miss Annie Lewis,
The youngest soubielte en the stage, In her own
Heautllul Comedy, ejtltled
LITTLE TRUMP.
Supnerted by n Streng and Cuiufully Selected
Motiupelltan Company.
ADMISSION 10.20A30 CENTS.
HhSEUVED SEATS, M) CENTS,
Fer Sale nt Opera Heuse. u21-.1t
fli-OT.iCZJJ.f.
QUPERIOH
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasfcs, Harometrra, Tele
scopes, Mugle Idiulerus, TberineuiuturH, Diaw.
lug Instruments, Philosophical und Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues Bent FUEE en application. '
QUEEN & CO.,
NO, 024 CHESTNUT BT,
inarJ-lydAw
PHILADELPHIA.
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