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TH I.ANCABTER DAILY INTEIiLIGENOJCR. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1886.
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rfsjsjsj, coierea uej 01 um i
wtwH Riven tee none ana
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( UOB07 WWn.Dip, te anve ireui
Mtkat keuM te bitch in front or
t Met, en Locust street inswsau 01
tttotctmatthteplaeathe boy get
btrefnl companions ana drove about
- tow ler some time. The team was taken
fcatk te Kredel'a store, when the boy went te
tkt market beuse and found Mlas Kngel
(V nut Only t mat piaue. iuuug enn we.
t te tee team ana again uuuiicueu iue
, ft hone and took another drive through town.
i2t-Awemt jeuug boys riding In the wagon
VJLtrM Drrld Jenes, a colored boy about -t'l
teen yeara old. The beya were driving across
Wgnthatreet where the horse began te run
y- ok The animal was seen ueyenu iue con'
.1nl
f thn Itm and the wacen was
Ui tmmmt url was TMrv badlv damaged. The
afiaMawM broken, ene of the wheels bad
the spokes out, me spring ana me smu ei iue
wecen very much damaged, which will take
bout twenty dollars te repair. Miss En gel
stared suit against Jenes and Swan for their
conduct at the office of 'Sqnire Evans. they
were arrested by Officer WitUck and given a
hearing. They were given until Saturday te
nay for all the damages.
Tfeeugnt Thy Wet Suspicious.
Fer some time past three draughtsmen, in
the employ of Lmnbern .t Ce., of New Yerk,
haTS been In Columbia engaged in getting
up a fine map et the borough. This map,
when completed, is for the use of tire Insur
anee companies having policies iu town.
These gentleman go through the Btreets mak
ing the plan of the town, and en a number
of occasions their actions bave been regarded
as suspicious by the people whose premises
have been visited. One of our special police
men entertained the idea that the men were
crooked" and were planning te make a
robbery of the business stores. When in
formed of their mission the face of the ellicer
expressed a leek of astonishment.
Violating the Ordinances.
Chief Burgess Jacksen entered complaint
against Samuel Jehnsen, the colored porter
of the Tremont beuse, for wheeling a bag
gage truck en the pavement, in violation of
the law of the town. lie was given a hear
ing at the office of Snulre Hersbey, yester
day afternoon, when he admitted bis act, but
plead Ignorance of the law- as his excuse.
Jehnsen has been a resident of this town but
a abort while. He was compelled te pay
HCSrerhisact.
Ten Met...
This evening a delegation uf members
from the local castle et the Mystic Chain,
will drive te Lancaster te witness the institu
tion et Lancaster Castle, He. IX, of the same
order.
The game of ball en Saturday afternoon,
between the Columbia club, and the team
composed of the Vigils and Dauntless com
bination, premises te be an exciting one.
The visitors are Jealous of the reputation of
the home team, and will endeavor te be the
winners of the game.
Mr. Walter Zahm, of Philadelphia, Is visit
ing friends In town. In company with Jehn
H. Musser, he came te Columbia en his
bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Sbenberger have re
turned from their summer trip.
Jehn Bartcb, living en Seuth Frent street,
attained his Geth birthday last evening. His
children and grand-children gathered at bis
home where a very pleasant time was had.
An elegant banquet was much enjoyed.
The Columbia Camping club are new hav
ing a very geed time at their camp along the
Coderus creek, in Yerk county. They will
return home next Monday.
The funeral of Jehn Sbenberger, son et
Mr. Jehn Sheubergsr. of Locust street, who
dledlast Tuesday, in his thirteenth year, will
take place en Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. Ker ices will be held at tbe resi
dence en Third street, between Locust and
Cherry.
Despite the very warm weatberthe Colum
bia Iren company and the fjUBquehanna
lolling mills are running In very geed man
ner. The men Btand the heat very well.
Last Mgbt at the Opera Heme.
It is no wonder that the audience which
gathered in Fulton opera house last evening
was very small, for the weather was beastly
het, and these who did sit the performance
out were obliged te endure considerable
punishment from the heat. Seme of the boys
en the gallery were compelled te shed their
coats, but still the perspiration that poured
off of them would have answered te sprinkle
the streets. The attraction was the lour-act
melodrama, entitled "Bound te Succeed,"
which made a hit in England and has been
drawing largely at Nible's Garden in New
Yerk tills summer. This piece is of the sen
sational order, but It la a rather geed one and
will likely become popular. Mr. Parker's
company was strong thiougbeut, and it in
cluded Arthur Sprague as J-'iUcarcl lt:gcr
nld, the victim of a plot, A. C. Hendersen as
Jlebert Jtandall, Harry Mathews as Saudi
Slake, Miss Lettie Blair as Agnes Hastings,
and ethers. The company opens in Pitts
burg for a week next Monday.
A Historical Picture.
Mr. U. H. Uambrigbt, of 135 Seuth Prince
street, has shown us an old lithograph like
ness of MaJ. Frederick Hambrlght,' late of
this city. The picture was drawn en stone
by A. Keellner and printed by 1'. (S. Duval,
lithographer, of Philadelphia, for the U. &
military magazine, vel. 3. It was entered
according te act of Congress in 1841 by Huddy
t Duval, or Philadelphia, and dedicated by
that firm te Maler Hambricbt.
The picture represents Majer Uambrigbt
mounted en a spirited steed. He carries a
drawn sword, is dre?,ed in full uniform nf
dark blue, with geld bullion epaulettes
chapeau with geld mounting and tassels Iu
front of the major Is a guard standing at rest
In the distance la a military encampment,
and still lurtber te the rear is a train of cars
drawn by a little old fashioned louemothe.
The picture is net a line one, but Is valuable
as being a relie of the olden times
IN AKD OUT )F TOWN.
Dr. WllUam Palm, who died in Heading
en Thursday, was the father of Juhu Palm,
or the Reading it Columbia railroad shops in
Columbia.
On account of falling health, the Kev. W.
O. Bcbceptlin has resigned his work en the
Manbelm and LIUtz mission of the U vangell
cal association.
Twe tine large peaches, of thu Sener vari
aty, from Jehn Humphrey ville, Ne. 31 Seuth
Water street, were among the comforts en
joyed in the editorial aanctum te-day.
The thirty-third anniversary or the I'otts I'etts
vllleuBhlug party was celebrated Id PetUville
en Thursday. Geu. SImeu Cameren was
elected president,
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A MetulMS I'aieineiit.
At the council meeting en next Wednes
day evening arrangements will be made for
laying a noiseless pavement en Duke street,
from East King te Grant The court and
commissioners have been endeavoring te have
this accomplished for years At times in the
court room witnesses cannot make them
stives heard en account et the uolse made
by wagons passing ever the street, as new
constructed.
Dath olTwe Aged Women.
Mrs. Mary Winner, seed 78. wir or v,r
Wissier, dltd at Brnnnerville en Sunday
last, and was burled Wednesday. Twe sous
survive, Aaren "Wlasler, proprietor et the
Brunnerville foundry, and Jelin R WUsler,
et the Wrunnervllle store. '
Mrs Saleme Fahnestoek.twhe dled in KpIi.
rata, was buried ou Tuesday, Hbe was et er
90 yeare old.
sut Out.
Clara Zell was beard by Alderman A. K.
Dennelly last evening en a charge or being
Incorrigible. Fer some time she has been
beyond the control of her parents and has
been a'weclatlnK with bad company. The
alderman committed her te the county jail
for 80 days
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A Sale of '8 1 Tobacco,
its. Kberly, of Epbrats,seld te Ellas Beck,
'f New Yerk, through his agent Mr. Leder
- bas, H cases of '81 1.iucasteroeunty tobaeoo.
tl was asWrped ea Wednesday.
tnm cmmAAPKAKK cam v.
TM Eajeyabie Time the I-ncter Heys are
Baring In ltr.-de-Orc.
Fd. ntkllnienceb s The writer, ac ac
empanied by two of our prominent young
business men, visited the camp of the Chesa
peake club at Havre-de-Grace, MiL, and were
given a royal reception. We ere deeply
Impressed with the generous hospitality of
the citizens, and belleta that when ready te
break camp the parting of the club and the
citizens will be eue of regret In lact they are
endeaveriug te porsuade the campers te re
main another v,eek. The lteutllle band
proves a great attraction te the elder inhabi
tants, colored population snd Biiiall boy,
whilst te the fair MaryLimlers el lender age
the greatest attraction are the club nieiuliera
especially theso upon whose upper lip is
thn vmlml of annreachlmr manhood.
Wednesdav alter dinner, by Invitation of
Mr. Arthur Vesburv, president of the First
National bank, of Havro-de-C, race, the club,
visitors and a few Invited guests, embarked
en the steam tuc " Facitic" for a sail down
the bay. Amongst the number was Themas
M. HumpUen, postmaster, and the only mug
wump estmaster in the state et Maryland.
Mr. Sumptieu was a former I'ennsyhanlau,
having been born in Drutnere township, l.an
caster county, and was a member of the 1 d
regiment Pennsylvania volunteers and set.
tied iu llao-de-Urnce at the close or the
war.
Afler steaming en the placid waters or the
Chesapeake for about one and a hair hours
we landed at Bernard's wharf, distant I
mlles from Havre de Once. Preceded by
the baud we marched te the residence etiXt.
Bernard, which is in Kent ceuuty, Md.
After a rew selections, both oeal and Instru
mental, en the lawn, he imitetl thu party te
enjoy the pe.ich orchard.
Mr. Demird'a orchard cenUlus OM tree,
coverlng an area of 2M) acres and this sea sea
seu's crop is estimated at 35,000 baskets.
About dusk the party re embarked and the
captain steered for the red light-beuse at
Hat re-de-tt rasa
The sail en the bay was delightful and will
be remembered as ene of the features of the
first camn el the Chesapeake club.
P. I
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i;ejr Chr.k. ter Utile )nr
rrntuthe Country Uentlemen.
Mether who wiMi their children te
brighten the. homes with sparkling eyes
and rosy checks In ether words te have
sound minds In teund bodies should pay
particular attention te their diet. The feed
for children should be plain as te quality,
and plentilul iu quantity. Articles of feed
which are largely composed of starch, are of
ery little use lu nourishing the growth of
the body ; in illuess where simply bland,
lnnutrilieus feed is required te sustain a sys
tem that is net capable of digesting stronger
aliments, these substauces de very well.
Fer a child under six years et age, the best
breakfast is bread and milk, and fruit either
slewed or fresh ; this may be arixl by sub
stituting oatmeal, or lndun meal musb, if
well coeteu, ler me uran hiiu ihhk. rra
dinner, meat carefully cooked se as te pre
serve the natural juices but without auy
made gravies or sauces, with vecetables and
some light dessert, is all that is required,
while the supper should consist el bread and
milk, or its equivalent. All rich pistry, het
bread, fat meat, tea, coffee and spices should
be aveidad. The bread, either crahain
or wheat, should be twenty four hours old.
potatoes are uest roasted or baKeu. uggs
miv be nermitled. if fresh and elaln boiled
and rather soft. The proper way te cook
eegs for old or young Is te place tbem ever
the tire in cold water, and bring them te a
boil, allowing about ten uiltiuts ter this
process Then set back en the range the ves
sel containing tbem, and if tuny are wanted
soft, let them remain eue minute, and longer
ter dltlerent degrees of harduess. 11 v plung
ing them at once into het water, the albu
men is hardened and reudered Indigestible
while the yelk Is nearly raw.
It may eeem absurd te give a rule for bak
ing and beillug potatoes but the experience
of many will bearme out In the assertion
thata properly cooked potato is a rarety.
Fer baking let tbem be nf medium and
ttqual size; wash them thoroughly and put
Inte a quick eveu : as seen as they yield
readily te pressure, they aredene, and should
be eaten at once, if possible. Always serve
baked potatoes in an uncovered dish, or they
will be watery.
Fer boiling, pare etl one ring around the
potatoes, and it they are old, put tbem ou lu
cold water ; If new, in boiling , iu each case
with a tablespoonful of salt ter each quart et
water. When you can pierce them easily
with a lerk, drain etl all the w ater, cot er
tbem with a folded dry towel, aud set tbem
en the back or the range until wanted.
Chops should hae all the fat trimmed etl,
and be broiled, ever a clear, bright fire ;
when they are done, wiwu them, using a
little butter aud salt, and sere with baked
potatoes
A beeksteak should be cooked lu the same
way. A tender chicken makes a nice din
ner for children. Breil It, thu Inside being
turned te the tire tlrst, or lay It in a pan and
cook it in a quick even. Butter some toast,
Reason the chicken with salt, Uy it en the
toast, cover and place in the even ler tit e
minutes belere serving.
fUUL.1 NUT ALL HI Alt.
A l'atly el LIUU Meu UIkeIur I'm Meur)
ear Ktitlmlllx
Frem the Uecerd.
A Kethsvllle correspondent wiites that a
Lltltz party comea te that ticluity te dig for
money. They hate iu their poM&sMen a
block mirror, which is used te hunt the
burled treasure ; also about eighty yards of
musllu cut In strips about tive inches wide.
This atrip is lull of writing lu a foreign
tengue. On reaching the spot the leader of
the gang gees through tbe ceremony of read
ing aloud the writing en the muslin and
becomes nuite eloquent iu the per
fermance, as though enguged In au
earnest prayer. This done, they en
circle the place with the muslin, un
doubtedly te held tbe etil one at bay, alter
which the work Is continued. Ou oneocca
sleuiu their abseuce a man from Mill(ort,
wearing whiskers was alter blackberries and
camn te the spot and tramped about the bole.
On their return, they looked In the black
mirror, where they saw the trespasser. At
another time a man wan uieddllng with the
place, havlug a digging iron. This always
causes considerable troubleto get things in
the right fihape, aud the treasure always
Binks deeper,
Nothing has been feuud se far exceiit n fuw
broken dishes of ornamental design, which
thuy think is ou omeu et geed luck.
A NEW MVSIVAL VUHnKUtATOltt.
Mr. Walter Ilaiutnan, Late of Hurralii, N. t , te
Open Itoeuis lu Lancaster.
.Mr. Walter Ilausuiau, an eminent pianist
and organist, formerly or this city, b'il for
five years past engaged professionally In
Buliale, N. V., Is about te return te I.auca I.auca
ter and open a conservatory of music. The
Uullale Ttmcs, August , says ei him: "I'lie
many friends of Mr. Ilausuiau, the director
aud organist at Church of the Ascension, re
gret his decision te engage In musical llfe
elsewhere. Among his pupils were a num
ber who distinguished thouiselvos fmerably
lu the dltleient musicals, mid bis cozy music
rooms en College htreet will luug be remem
bered. Among choir singers he was always
popular, and his excellent pregramme at As
cension church the iast year have been
acknowledged the beat lu its history. The
best wishes of a host of friends go with
him."
Complaint Ulaeilssed.
The complaints made against Geerge
Bsllzel by his wire having been withdrawn,
and Geerge having declared that he was
drunk and did net kuew hew badly he had
talked In Alderman Deeu's elUce, and his
wile and sons having interceded for 1ilm, be
was dismissed with a reprimand lat et eumg.
Iteturued te Court.
A. M. Shiasler was heard lest eteuitig by
Alderman A. !'. Dennelly, en a charun of
procuring from II. F. Althousea case ,r cl
girs en an order algned by a roputuble Will,
adelphia llrui, which names went forged by
the accused. The alderman committed bun
for trial at the November term of the quarter
sessions ceurL
Held for a Hearing,
Wesley Klapleferd, of tlie Seventh ward,
who lias figured belore In pollen court, was
arrestetl ter his usual otieuse last everling
drunkenness aud disorderly conduct, and
was held by Alderman A. F. Doiinelly ler a
bearing.
Collar-ttena llreken by a l'all.
Mrs. Oeo, Atner, Jr., living at I.audU Val
ley. fell down the cellar utalra, breaking and
dfslecatlDB her right collarbeua. Dr. U. 11.
ltiuer attended the unfortunate lady.
A Ooed Reason for ltelerm.
from the Teledo Iliads
"I'm going te quit smoking cigarettes,"
said a young man who has led mere than ene
gerraau. "It Isn't because It's a vile habit
that Is going te carry me down te an early
grave, or anything of that sort. One placed
me, or rather a young lady, In a very embar
rassing positleu. Ttiere Is a certain charm
Inir young lady en St. Antheny bill whom 1
should like very much te make my w lfe, aud
I kuew she feels as 1 de. But 1 am net yet
able te support a wife, se I hat e net er said a
word te the young lady's parents. Well, the
ethor etenitigsbuaud 1 loekastroll. It was
about hair past ti when we letutned te the
house, se I did net go In We steed chat
tluga low ummeuts aud I lighted a cigarette.
When she went into the beuse, 1, or course,
ktsxn.1 linr mvl lllchL Well Without Kltltlg
it a thought, show eut lu, Uule her mother
geed night, and kKed her also, The old
ladv lmmedlntely detected the odor of the
cigarette en her daughter's llpsaud question
ed her about it. The Hxir girl had either te
acknowledge that 1 kissed her, or that she
smoked a cigarette. When theyeunglady told
me about It, I hau net the courage te ask her
what course she chose. New you knew w by
cigarettes and 1 will besttangers iu the fu
ture." CnmtierUnil allrjr Will lie tlpattt Fium.
I rern theCai llsle Volunteer
Theguus of Cel. Hlckottswero heard In
the Cumberland Valley w bile the battle of
Gettysburg wss raging. Cel. Hlcketts will
hear" from the Cumberland alley en election
uay.
A ltlrttulKj su'.rr.
Peter Seuseuderfer, having attalued te the
ageef 41 years yesterday, gave au entertain
ment te forty or fifty of his friends at his resi
lience, S31 Concord street, last evening.
The Soldiers and Sailors' lieunten at Mt
Urctna, en Saturday, August 'th. The IV nn
eylvniila Kailread has placed en sale excursion
tickets te that point at Lam mm, ML toy, MM
dletewu and LlUatiethtewn at greatly reduced
rates Ticket, will be geed going and returnlug
eirvgulartra.n. UKO. N.BOYI).
Grnts Krel rr.
Henry H. Tapper, of this city, his lm enti d
and had patented a ri.im receiver ter lsn
mowers. ItH ten simple, and can be attached
te any mower. It will sat e the time and trouble
of raking the grass It ill cauh the smallest
blade of grass gttlng the lawna i te&u ;appear
ancc- It can be seen at Mr Tapper's residence.
UJ tt et King street.
Ainueinent.
" ancy A Ce" Tu nieM Quite a number et
reserved seats hate been sold ler "ancy A
Ce. ' te be presented at the opera house this
evening. The purchasers Include the best
people In the city, who go te see all the com
panies which Mr Kehan trtng9 te thuclty ll
Ij a strong comedy, with the sanie kind of a
company, and should draw largely. Last night
Mr Kehan company opened the new opera
house In Norrljtewn, and the correspondent of
the 1'hlladelphta iVre rays The Inaugural
peifennance wa ancy A Ce.. ' laly s great
success, which was admirably plated by Arthur
Behan eleter company The -dase setting
was extremely lavish and appropriate.
J-'rmalt at the Oprra OKjr. Salen!- night
is alnayi geed for sbej, and Lilly Cliv
gaiety company shenld de well. The troupe L
composed et ladles only, and some of theie are
well known here. The show will no duubt draw
the old and young boys.
A Tried Itemed ler iSIUeaanes.
Theie who sailer from disorder or Inaction
of the liver mil never get the upper band of
the unruly organ 90 long as they use such
lrrat'enal remedies aa blue pill, calomel and
podephyllum. Hat from the tried and popular
medicine, llestetter 9 Stomach Hitters, they
may expect relief with aeertaluty of obtaining
It. Tbe Influence of the liltters upon the great
blllart gland Is direct, powerful and speedily
lelu The relief afforded Is net spasmodic, but
complete and permanent. The sallewnesl of
th skin, furred appearance of the tongue. In
digestion, cestlveness, headache, nausea, pains
through the right side and shoulder. In lact
every accompeinment of the obstinate com.
plaint are entirely and promptly removed by a
course nt this Inestimable medicine. In behalf
nf which testimony Is constantly emanating
from every ituarter, and from all classes of
society. augJUesepti
UElTHb.
Uaxtk William Baxter, in this city, en
the Jbth lnt , Htlllam Baiter, aged U tears, 6
months and 5 day s
The relatives and lrlends of the family, also,
i'hlles Ledge, K. of P , are respectfully Invited
te attend the funeral from Mt, Airy church,
Salisbury township, en Sunday, August '-, at l
e clock, neon. Interment at Mt airy cernelcrt.
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MARKETS.
fhUadelphla I'redac aiarart
HiLacaLrsLt, Aug. .;. Deur nrm. Sales
ele barrel". Minn, eakerg, UVJiwi, Peuna.
family at U 75J j Western at H VQiiD Pat
ents, (I sn)3 0f.
Uye flour dull at H 2SQS 4-X
1 p. m . call t heat Aug , STJic ; SepL,
K,e jOcL.s.-.Sc .Vev.kc
corn Aug., 5ia.j Sept., Sic , Oct., Sl'jc, Nev;
Uats-Aug, lUVJai Sept., Slljc; Oct, SlJIc
Nev.SSJlc
New turn freduce Market.
.w Ven, Aug. 37 Heur market Arm but
dull: rine, II u&lbi; Superfine, t2 isa: x;
Common te Heed Extra Western, t! tHt37v .
Ooed te Choice Extra tVestern, jl (! (v) .
City Mill Lxtres, II UHtl 65 ler Went Indies ,
Minn. Extra, r: sj5 te ; Extra Ne. Z, Si UQ tsS.
Uoed te fancy Extra State, IS X'QI 7j , Common
te Katr Extra Ohie 1: ;cqz M.
Wheat Ne. I Ked ute en spot, ttKJ'iue : Ne. 1
While, state, 'jeiWlc: Ne. Ne i lied, Wiuter,
cee , eiic 1 ecu, 0v4c .-,or -.ic
Cern Ne. i Mixed,!
i, cash, SlVjc ; Sept., Me ; Oct,
Oats Ne. 1 Whlte SUte, spot, I'fltlc ; Ne. I, de
3)c sent-.K'-Jc.
Uye dull.
Karley nominal.
I'erkdull; New Mess, mail ).
Lard Sep ,I7, Oct-,l7U.
Molasses nrm; 17c ler M lust bulling
stock ; l'orte Klco, XJc.
Turpentine rl rm at Jc
Kesln dull : strained te geed, 11 lerjl UK
Petroleum dull ; refined luacwi, c.cjc.
ITrulxhta dull : Kraln te Londen. 3c.
Gutter Market nrm ; New Western
Creainery. lhkff:ic.
Cheese
uuiii weaiern 1 neice, 7HJ"C
Eggs easier ; Stale,
17ttl7c Wesleiu. K.ct
ie-
sugar market dull ; Kenned cutleaf, b 5-lCQ
G'''i: Uranulatcd.iHc
1 allow flrraer; prime city, 4Cjfj j-lfic.
CoQeedull t (air cargoes at Inc.
Ulccdull; Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, JKOlc ; lUnge.n, i'.iiltc.
Oram and rrevltiutu
rnrnlshed by 8. K. Yumtt, llieker.
Cbiciue, Aug. 17, 1 o'clock p. in.
Wheal, corn, Oats. Perk. Lard.
August ax v us .
September 77 4H, 'J. '.) nu 7 lu
October lf ISji T. 3 57X t, M
November hp5 jJ sx 9.55 . .
December M'i
May 874i ;; M
uecelpu. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat m
Spring Wheat M
Cem ,, ifiA
Oats ui
uye , 7
Hurley ja
Oil City
Crude OU uw
Head.
liecelpW Hogs 13,000
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. u,.
Wheat. Cern. Oats, Perk. Lard
August. W! lli I5K 111') 7 1(1
September. 75'2 41 W u UX 7.10
October 7(i iii V. a se lui
Neteinber w) IJ2 . . i.i'M fc te
December sHi ....
May hV.l 47K
en City
Crudu OU t,?
Chicago Market,
UBloaee, Aug., S7.93U a. Ul MarMt epened:
Wheat-BepL, 77Sc : OcL, Ty,a Nev., M;.
Cern Sept , fllie ( Oct, 4iHe i Nev, tl'i,
Oats Sept.,!Jics Ott,i(7Ji
I'erlr Aug., TJlO! Sept., rJ5i; OcL, fJWl.
Lanl-Hepu, 17 -VK i Oct , t-i cH
Ulbs Net uuetcd.
oxesisa.
Wheat Aug., 7J;c:Sept.,
7n;iHJicj
Oct,
id,iiiid;iiu i nuv.,eiiu.
Cern August, .
'ic ;
Sept, 41c;
OcL,
l.'KC ! NOV., 430
'7Sv uv,, i.;,u.
eats-Aug , iKc ! Sept , Wc i Oct
27-k'e.
I tjrjt Aug.. st
U te; Nev., riWS
WJ 40y ilx j Oct ,
Lard Auir.. S7 nit HenL. 17 Kii Oil. : m .
Ne .Kill). '
Ulbs Aug , le 15 BepL, p) 15 ; OcL, t"l 15,
Live Steca tiarkeis.
Caicioe, Aug. W.-The Oreiers' Jeurnut reports ,
Cuttle Kecelpui, It.uu head ahlimenU, 3.U0U
head market slew andluc lower; shlnpinir
steers, 0 te l.Cui fts, (i itfi w; Blockers null
feeders ut ft 'Xffi 3u; cows, bulls mid mixed
at II BertJ 4U bulk at ft bi through Texas
cattle, common te geed, tl f($t tu ; Western
rangers slew ; natives and half-breeds at ttoeo
4Wi cows, ti Uitti te I wintered Tenuis, SKeu
3 7u. ' "
negs ttecelnU, 19 600
imntl I ililnm.iil.
3JU3 de. Market alew and Se. lewer: reue
and mixed at (3 fug W; packing, l Wijl wi
sklns.riieaiW.
eneep uvceipts, ,uuu nead i shtnments. l.aiO
de. Market weak; natives.
Ua-lrA, ....,.. ..u .Ma ."..- ."
imai nn.
western,
eai te
S3 004CJ te Texsns, It 75C3 00 1 lambs i lOfJI 70
Jlan UTrC;Ue receipts,
7V hcaOt
MmncnU. S.B head : market fair, but un
cbaniredt no shipments te New Yetk te-day 1
Hew receipts 2KO head I shipment. 2.4W
heaili markelslnwi I'hlladelphlsa MStwOSISi
t eritur. II KJt Wl gnwsers It HtlU hlp.
menu te Mew erk te-day. 1J carloads.
Sheep receipt. 1.IO.I bead) shipments, V
head, market 11 rm aud utuhutiijeil.
Mew Yerk Bteeki,
New erk Aug. 27. Wall street, 133 p. iu.
Meney leaned at SQ7 per cent Exchange
.pilot and unchanged It 81 Ha I MS I tievetn
luents tlruu Currency ti's II V bldj V
coups.!! bldt IK'S de, U0J bid
The stock market this morn lug opened dull
and unchanged, but at the urst call somebu)
ingot the leaders tesulted lu an upward turn
and prices adtaured en small transactions tu
Ihe next hour, and half tu liililday At the
latter hour, the Improvement ranged from , te
l' per ceut l'lkes hate since teaitrd frnt
tlenally en tilling toiealUe.
Slees Mwaets.
yuotatlens by Uoed, McUrann A Ce., bankets,
Lancaster, t'a.
S1W YORK LIST. 11 I.
11 w.
tvt
t;
r.w.
Canada faciCc... Kt
C C C I... a. .., ,, 574
Cel. Ceal ...
CentrU l'acina
Canada Southern..,.. 41
Crd.. St. I.Jt l'glu
Denver A UleOrande
ihm . LecK.a ww lern
Krlfl est
Kriesd
.New Jersey Central.........
K. A T
Leu. A M
Lake Shere
l.M'. 1M 1U
31 . 31T, Ji,
W, M'i MJ
i .'S -"Is
11 us n
0
1 "" 1'. it"S
... 2!'
6,s. .VX N,
111 1H. 1H
III! lHPi ll,
. ii"; 'S
31't 31.S JP,
"S
b-. .V4 S
9il i':" 9tj,
U' J 1IM ll,
N.V M4 NAi
lW 1-J4 U
is.i t.
10IJ UK. lOlt
Michigan Central
Missouri 1'nclflc.
Northern I'actnc
N. 1. Prof
New erk Central
Eastlvnncem
Umaha
Oregon Train
OntarleA Wejuun
ractOc Mall
UechesterA I'ltUeurg
SL rant .,
Telas Pacific
Union l'scinc
Wabish I'otuiueu
Wabash l'rulerred
tVestern Union Telegraph..
W Of I Shere
raiLADSLrau list.
Lehigh Valley
a. . V. A 1'bUs
fcnnsylvarLa Nn,
Kcadlug
1-vhlgh Nsvlgalled
Ueatenvltle
1'hUadelphla A Srte
Nertheni Cent
reeple'i l"as,inier .-
B'd'ghen'lsM'tg's W
OU MS
ft7
s;
US
51
(US' f'S
tH-al s,,iit RDfl llntidk.
Ueivrted by J, It. Leng,
I'ar l.nn
value, sale.
Lancaster per cnL. l.i ....
lt) 1C7
KCc IU)
4 - Scheel lean leu
" I " In 1 or Jl years PJ
' 1 " In 5 or J) ears no
4 " In loerMjoars 110
Manhetm lloreugh Uin 1
1M
HOj
na.:
106II
1CJ
it
115
m
into
is)
115
ITS
159
1J3
avLSe
150.
liS
1(0
ffl
1S5JO
no
no
110
127. s
Ban a srvcas.
First National ttank in)
rarmerj" Natlensj liank
Fulton National IVink UU
Lancaster County National ltank .... W
Columbia National ltank m
Christiana National UuiK UU
Kphrata National Bank l'O
rlrst National bank, Columbia loe
rirst National Hank, strasburg l'O
rirst National lluik. Marietta 110
rirst National Bank, ML Jey H"
Lllltx National lUnk ll
Manhelra National liank l'O
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... N)
New Helland National ltank HU
Hap National Bank 110
QnaiTyvlUe National Benk iue
hllxabelhtewn National bank. HU
Northern National Bank lte
TcnsTiKiBrecafc.
UlgSprlngA Beaver Valley
Bridgeport A Horseshoe..... lJt
Columbia A Chestnut Hill J)
Columbia A Washington ju
ConestegaA Big Spring 3k
Columbia A Marietta a
Maytown A K.llxabethtewn 3
Lancaster A Kphrata 2
Lancaster A wUlew Street a
StrasburgA MUlpert St
Marietta A Maytown a
Marietta A Mount Jey 3
Lane, Ellxabethtewn A Mlddletuwn. lre
LancasterA Frultvllle M
Lancaster A Lltltz a
East Brandywlne A Wayneiburg .... w
Lancaster A Wililamstewn a
LancaaterA Maner !t)
Ijmciu.tvr A Manhelm S
Lancaster A Marietta 2S
ijincH.UT A New Helland IcO
KIKILLlllIOl'S STOCKS.
Uuanyvbie IL IL. SO
MUlerstllle Street Car .V)
Inquiring l'rlntlug Company le
Uasllghtaud tuel Company 'A
Btevens Heuse (Bends) HO
Columbia (as Company a
Columbia ater Company 10
Suseuehanna Iren Company lu)
Marietta Hellew-ware 1(1)
Stevens Heuse !0
HUlersvUle Nermal Scheel a
Northern Market M
Eastern Market 60
Western Market M
Lancaster City Street Ualln ay Ce SO
Gas Company Bends H
Columbia Borough Bends HO
Lancaster A 8usqnehanna "i
sea
14.50
:ite
x
2
10
41
4S00
te
3S.50
TU
M
75
.
107.5"
lie
ievi
it
vi
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9J
iS;:
fJ
ar.2s
ae.10
Lee
19
w
57.2
ti
103
101
3J0
11
114 7S
1UJ.75
Lancumr a new uanvuie....
OearryvUle It. 1L, Ti.....
Beading A Columbia U. U.. 5's
leu
10U
Houseneld Market,
DUET.
Creamery Batter K(tJ0e
Butter JS lies lie
Dutch Cheese V lamp btJIOC
recxTsr.
Spring Chickens, V pr.
Chickens 1 pair (live)
' Apiece (cleaned"
viscsllahsucs.
Apple Butter) nt
.TWtloec
,...Ks30c
c
.... 13C
XC
10c
.... i.ftllc
,...arC35c
ftglcc
tuns p uei
lloney V &
Lard Y a
Apples VHlik....
Bananas fluuz . .
Coceouuu, each
Lemens i uez..
.SQ
Oranges y dez 2nQ33c
Huckleberries''') it SSlOc
vsuirrasLxs.
Cabbage head JAlOc
Beets Vbh t10c
Cauliflower, pr. hd lOtrac
Sweet I'otalees VKPk 'Jii'c
TurntpsV H Pk 15c
i'easV.Spk 18c
New fotatees, X pk KJ12C
Cucumber Vt dez weiia
Tomatoes ( it. luenec
Beans VKpk f-K
Siuashes V dez jqc
Onions X pk ,c
New Cern ipdez Ieqisc
t anleleiHis rltuc
Watermelons is0c
EggPlanU KSlOC
rLUUHAnuuuis,
flour ) libl tt.Ts
rancy Beiler Heur tlfie
Whi-at ...ivfj-jfic
Oats fJtJL'x-
Cem SbfjStic
Bye ec
OIUSSKS.
HaviHirten tK317
Clevurseud )i bus it.uj
'1 Imethy V " Ii.60
Herd (iraes V lius n.w
Orchard (Jrass Y bus liie
Mixed 1-awn Qrasses ! bus tt.uj
Hungarian Grass V bus ti.x
lIHB.
Halibut V 154TJC
CatashWSi i3c
Kresb Mackniel fl ft 10c
Clams per liiu , bj
SfA Baas iue
Blue Fish loc
Sturgeon loc
rieunders loc
Mjsw AurruTiaBXEHTa.
WANTED A MAN" AND WITH
VV want situations as cooks or any kind of
housework. Apply at this office ltd
r N T K V.
a middm:-aekd
TV Weman wants a situation as a house
keeper or te de general housework, with a child.
Apply at, WJ SOUTH WATKU STBEET.
A CATHOLIC WANTKD IN KVKRV
place In the United. Ne capital required
but geed lefereuce necessary and fair Induce
ment offered. Address
THE AMEItlCAN CATHOLIC,
ang30-ltd l'oatefllcu Bex liUNew Voik Clly.
s
FECIAL NOTICE.
On all Scheel Taa lemalnlncr unnnlii nftni-
SKPTEMBEIt 1st. riVK l'Elt CEN't. will b
added.
W. O. MAUHHALL. Treasurer.
aug.lOtdlt
Ne. Vi Centre Sijuare.
DEDUCTION I
J.i Te these in want of a summer
suit ei
Clethes, 1'antaloenlnu
t.iuivi,, . niiiuiuuiiinKs or turnings citn save
money by calltnir at ltesenstcln's latletlng I'ar.
lers, whure'a (ieuerat Iteductlen has been made.
A Uoed Summer b.rge ault for lit), trimmed
with I'ongeehllk
A Nice KngllshSiirgeBclt In blue and lilack
for I J).
Elegant Pantaloons for M.
1'atunt (Straps arn Perfect rittlng.
A. II. UOSENbTEl.N, 37 North (jiteen BL
MAHICLEY'S " YhLLOW FHONT"
clear filler Havana t cent Cigar la prn prn
iieunced by smokers the best In the mar
ket, at
MAKKLEY'S Yellow trent,"
Ne. 21 North uueen StrceL
(rermcrly Hartman's)
JJINE WI11HK1KH.
! instillation el lbMi, Ie75. ISM, 1882, are net
einalleit In the country.
At ItEtU AHT'tS OLD WINK STOItK,
II. K.BLAYMAKKlt, Agt
TJHIVATK HALli
A. Will be sold at private sale, at reasonable
figures, the entire stock or William Kesenteld's
Cab Line, consisting et four head of geed
Horses, two Coaches, three Coups, one llrag,
one Phaeton, three single and deuble set of
Harness, eicign uens, nenes, manueut. new,
Whins. Ac. Apply learef fourth Waid Hetel
ewutu suvvu si(vi,s.auvastr,x'a.
aur-TyW
Ait rttM thimmkhth.
7AKIMU 1-OWDEK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never vatlu. Aiuarvelet puttty,
slmngth and wholeeemenoss. Motu eco
nemlcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
told In competition stint thotmilUludeot low
test, short weteltt, alti'u or phesptiate powders,
sold only it, niru. Kerat. Kaataa rowpssce.,
106 Wall Street, New terk. rearlvdAw
PllOF. WAl.TKtt nM'.SMAN Wll.li
eiwu a " Scheel nllttiislc" In Lanraater, en
about the date fecpleuibcr
rariicuiars
;td
git en later
CTUAKiUTliUAHi: SI Kl'KlSi:
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
M (. KNTS gUAUTCK,
AtCLAKKLS TKA sleilK, Ss West Mug St.
telephone cpiinectlcm ,esM Delltereil
n:i:K. btandard sucarsat Loecst Prices
P "KOi'OSAI.N iOlt Hl'.WKK AND (.HAU
1NO sealed preHals will be twetted by the 8trit
CommltU-e up te Monday ctrulntr, August .,
lvS at 7 o'clock, 101 the building et the lollew
Ins sewers
A sewer te extend from Duke stieet te Chris
tlan street, en Kast Mug tneL
Alse, ter the grading of 1 rement aud Cherry
strvets.
Plans and spociflcatlens can K scenal the City
ltegttlater s etllce at the Matlen lluue
All bids must be accompanied with name et
preiicrsecurttv.
The Committee leaertea the right te leject
ant or all bids recettcd.
1'ropeesJstobosddre.sed te"Strcet Commit
tee," and deesited In trvet 1 etittnlitre Bex, at
"meltz's lirecery. comer el -serth uvcn and
Lemen streets. By order et
lUfcKTCOStMlTTKK.
Lents ).Smeltz Clerk eug-a JtdtN &
KIM'INli honk ion Tin: TAIIL
(1LT VOUK
Printing Dene for Hie Fair.
BUSINESS CARDS,
Shew Cards, Circulars, Pesters,
&c.
a UNEsreth or
liusiites aiitl AtlmtiYui;: Cards,
THE L.VTL3TOUT, JUSTUECE1VED AT1HE
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.
CLNlUtSSQUAUE,
LANCAhTi.lt, PA,
PXICZS KEASuyABl.&
-end In your Orders.
augU-tld
F
VLL M1M.1NKHY.
Fall Millinery!
ASIffl'S
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET,
LA.NCASir.lt, I'A.
FULL HITS
WE CALL lOUIt
Special Attention
-TO OUK-
IMMENSE STOCK
-or-
NEW
FALL
HATS,
W1NQS, FANCY FEATHERS,
Yelvets, Velveteens, PlLshes. &c.
AU of Wlilth We Are .Selling
-AT-
Lewest Prices.
xxw
JIKW AitrmMTlaWMKMM.
CUOI'KH 1IUUHK, ""
. os. a mi S7 WKWTKa 81..
Lancaster, Pa.
t Irst class act ouuuedatlon atmederate rutiw.
tloedMabllng,otc JOS. UMIU.K,
ungllwd l'roprlster.
JAHT KNU YAHU.
O.J.SWARRttOO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
OMiii 1 Ne. 70 CKN l'UK HUUAUR. both yard
and tiflHit connected with Tulepbeue Kxchange
niuiriuAi .
vyATcius.
Lancaster
Watches
Intleld. Silt er and Nickel Ciuea will be sold ntn
(lltKAT UEDUCTION. Alse. Klglu, Walthsui
i Aurera ler whlih 1 am Sele Aeent), and ethor
lrt Class niches llesttlatch and Jewelry
lteiMlrliig
e-Cetnct tttne by Telegraph Dally,
L. WEBER,
1WH North tjutHiit St., Nwir return. It, II. Depot.
Spectarles, K)eglnses andOptlraldeiHls. All
kinds et Jewelry.
K
riUVTlON IN HIUIKS.
Great Reduction
-IN-
SHOES.
1 adlea lit -t IV Me Butten Shews, 11.15 and
11.50.
ladles' flood tiletc Tep Butten Shcxvj, 11 -
11 50 and Kte.
Ladles' Lancaster Kid Butten 8 hoes, tiej and
r:..
Misses' Best l'rbble h. hoel Shoes Heel, l.
II V5 and 1 1. Vi.
Misses' rine Kid Butten Bbeea, lleel erSptllig
Heel, II 13, f 1 50, J 1 75.
f hllds' Siirtng-llecl 8lics-s, ,W , kv
and
.nuivs vjfii. euppvrs, ,3c. an
t eiurn'a Heuse Mlm,i-i. hie.
5c. and ll.ce
eulhs and Ile' t'hed Dheea, ll.m, l J5.
Beys' 1 lne llutlen or LacMKhees.it.Nuitidl.JO,
tlen's HiHHl Ijice Shoes, tl Stand 11 bn.
Men's Hue Call Liu e ami Butten Hliect, tl'"
and fi5".
JOHN HIEMENZ.
NO. 61 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
lunell IjtU"
llSCl'IUr.lt 111 1L1IINO)
rriiii;
lancaster County Fail
AT
SIctiKAXN'tS IMUK,
AugiiBt 30th te Soptembor -Ub,
WILL BE THE
UNKST EXHIBITION OK BLOODED LIVE
STOCK,
lMI'KOt ED 1MI'LKMENT8,
rAl'.M ANDOAUIIEN I'UOIII'CTH, AND MAN
L I ACIUKE1I AHTtCLKS,
Ever brought bolerj the People el Lancaster
County.
TAST TKOTTIM. and KUNN1NO KACES,
with BANDS OK MUSlCandvarlcdauiuscmeuts
tlally.
(1IIA.N1) 8PEC1AI. ATTUACT10N8
Monday, Aug 3U-I Dilation of Balloon.
Tuesday, Aug 31 Orand Balloon Ascension.
Wednesday, tept, 1 Hand tournament.
Thursday, HiiL J Address by A. h McClure
and Candidates ler (loverner, and Cavalcade of
Premium Livestock
rrtday, SepL Indian Scheel (rem Carlisle
KXCUHSION TirKKTS, geed ler the week,
wilt be sold by the l'ennsyhanta Kailread Corn Cern
pan) at all stations a tar as Downtngtewn, liar
rlsburg, lerk and Pert Deposit, and by lha
Heading Itallread Company dally excursion
lrem all stations , also, a apectal evening train
north from King street station each evening at
eje.
Kemember, ieed Premium Kntrtes close
W'ednekday, Aug Sth ull ether entries. Satur
day, Aug. tetb, and don't tilt te enter for the
Llfierul Cash and tirand Special rremlums.
lhemanagemeutguamiiltn the tiest of order
en the t'alrureunds, and have ajied theprlce of
admission at the low price of S3 cents.
street Lars direct te the I'alr Ureunds i (are,
S ceut. RUgiMtdl;
w
Il-LIAJIbON A reSTKlt.
-THE-
Affiieiiltiiral
or
LANCASTER COUNTY
W 111 bring many of our friends te us a llttie
earlier than usual, but trc are prepared te meet
thetn with Newbteck In every Department ler
the Coming Season.
Men'a Dress Bulta, $8, 10, 812.
Bey's Dreaa Suits, $0, 80, $10.
Beya' Scheel Suits, 3.50, 84, 84.50.
Beya' Short Pant Bulta, 82.25,
82 50, 83.
Stiff and Seft Felt Hats.
XHW SUAl'JiS FUJI FALL.
BOYS' BLUB FELT HATS, 25e.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S POLOS,
15c20e, and 26c.
THE UNlVKUSALrlUCE roll A
Dress Necktie
IS FIFTY CENTS.
Our Assortment of Patterns comprises all the
Latest Bl les and Newest Designs In
rail", Tecku and Feur-iu-Unml.
HALF A DOLLAR
Beets, Beets, Beets.
Men's Beets, Deublo Sele and Tap,
82.00, 82.50, 83.00.
Beya' Beets, Deublo Sole and Tap,
$1,60 and 82.00,
3 iris' oudMleses' Streng Soheol Shoes,
Pobble, Geat and Kid,
$125,81.60,81.76 and $2.00.
82, 84, 36 & 38 E. King St,,
LANGASXBB, PA.
1? I ' !i'
MDibiien
Williamson (6 Fester,
ttKW AltrKHrlKKMKNrH.
My Wt TKKTI'll AUI5 AH UOOD AH
tan be purchaied In 1-nneastci ler $15 tax
Call nltd be ceuvluced. All wetk warranted.
UiuadmlulMervd.
W, L. rtSIIEH'H DeutlsL
apl! I)d Ne. itj North cjiiecn Street,
MAHKI.KY'H 4'YAl.A linAUTIKa"'
cli-ur tllltsl uf choice Ne. 1 Havana, are
rvvniiiiiieiiiled te levers of n geuiilue Havana
Clgai, at
M AllKt.K ." Yellow rrtinV
Ne. XI North (jueen Street
ireruieily luttiuau's)
W"aNTI:)aheI THklTliMilKKlAril,
" B'J'.J de iteneial hliusowetk) oed
recotiiltteiulatletis lermii, il.
- ,...,. At t AN , IIKHII,
aug-3td.tltn tin. 4W hast King Street.
H MKlllClNlTuHK'niK l'INKsT
OAUFOHNIA DHANDY
In thn Jlnikcl.nl,
IIOIIHKH'H Liutleu sieitt:,
KJUKNTlthKilUAIIK, Lancaster , l'a
s
I'HIN 11
HAUT'M.
Ul'KNINll AT U. QEll
FINE TAILORING.
The l.arirnst and most t'einplele Assetttaent
nt UNK Woel.I.KNsidriho Hiulng liade te be
tomtit In the City et Ijturastur.
A Choice Line or Hprlng Overt eattngs and
rnutaloenlMK" tu all thn ltlivst l'alturns.
I'llces Uiw, Best tVetktitaushlp, and all goods
Warranted as lepresuuted.
H.GERHART,
NO. U .SOUTH CJUEKN HTItBRT.
srOppostle Uie l'oatenico, marn-lydU
11
uusii .v. niieriinit.
Great Surprise in Stere
FOrt OUR PATRONS,
Width neie leieiitly puicluued ler Ihe
beaseu, consisting uf
rail
(IuiUh, smtill I'liilils, Mbit' Mules, Finn
Mei'slrd mill lilt its I!)!)
SUITINGS,
And llamltsuie New Btjles In
PANTAL00NINGS
HAVE ARRIVED.
Ottrstvtes the newest and beaL Ourwerkman.
ship and trlmmltlg thn best. Our prices sin
alnays lower than the lowest, linn price and
that is the lowest, htery ntllcle lnsrked In
PLAIN FIGURES.
Ready-Hade Department.
Our fall Styles In the Heitdy-Mada Depart
ment are complete with Sew and Choice tioeds.
W e are eerry we ate short et space te mention
the prices we hac them marked, but te give
you au Idea we mention a lewspet tallies In
Children's Suits aud Pants.
Het Sulla for 8t hoel Wear at tiTJ, M.H1, 1 an
and f l.i.i.
Children' .lull:, Shetl Pautit-fer Scheel Wear,
eTi , il .V, II ; and iie
I hildreii-j hnce Pants, SSc, IV. , au, c , Tic.,
up te II W.
Hirsli & Brether's
ONE-PUIOE HOUSE,
Clothing aud Furaishing Heuse,
COUNXK MOUTH UUKKN BTKIKTAND
CKNTUb SyUAIlL.
Stere cleaca every day at ftp m. Saturday
at lop m.
A31UHK3tNTg.
F
I'lreN ei'iatA nei'Hi;.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUO 27, 1800.
KVKNT OK TIIK KMW HCCCE39 OK
1101 II IIKSIISI'IIEUK.'J '
ARTHUR REHAN'S
Lempauy of Itecegnlied Comedians. In AUflUS-
UN DALVis Ijitest andMentcst
Success,
"NANCY & CO."
Direct from Daly's Theatre, New Yerk City
ItESEllVKIl SKATS 75c and ILK).
Bale of seats will open Monday morning. Au
gust IS, at opera house ettlte. aJl-t
111Q HKNHATIOX 1
KDEN WITHOUT
AN ADAM'
Saturday Evenlnu;, August 20, '80.
Kin.res en: 11 a lieutst:.
The lorumest Novelty et the H'eild,
L I LLY CLAY'S
famous t.alety Company of Ladles only, in a
Superb Production of thebcnsatlenal
Opera De Camera,
The New Adamless Eden !
Nene but Ladles appear in this UKEATNKW
lOKK BUCUESS.
se-itEAVTiri'L j.AnrsTAjm-9)
-UBl' AL 1' KICKS. SeaU new en sale nt the
Opera Heuse unlets aug-JC-Sld
WOU BALM VM MKItT.
E OK MALI: OK ItKNT,
HOUSK, LOT AND HTAIILK,
.Ne. 413 West James street, !,uncater, Pa. In In
nulreef JOS, U.M1ILK,
augJIlwd Cooper Heuse.
EOKHALi:-A FINK ALIMHtNUVCOW
with Calf; cxcollentiiillkcrt In her eighth
year; or if prefurred a young Aldernuy, same
sleck, who lmd her tlrst call In May. Apply at
the residence et thelat jqhn winsvIK
On the Columbia Turnpike, -Near Lancaster,
aug7tld
piUVATK SALK.
I HAVE NOIV ON HAND
A Oar-Lead of Illinois Hereee,
rirst-Class and Heavy Draft.
Alse, ou hand some WK8TKHN HOKSES-rirst-Class
Drivers aud lercienerul Harm Use.
OEOItUK UUOB3MAN.
kivati:kali:ef valuaulk fakm
stluatelu Amity township, llerks county,
l'a., containing 'il acres. Imprevements:
Large mansion house and farm house, '2 large
barns and shedding having stable room for 78
head or cattle and it) Bbeup ; fountains of spring
waterat houses and barns t several fine springs
en property. Seil Is all sorts, very rich and pre-
tiwiivu. mid njineclallv adanted te dairy nut.
nmra. rnrtiarilcularsand liisnoctlen el place
rer particulars and Inspection ei
call upon or address
CATIIKltlNE WEAVK1I.
(Uesldlugnn lurmi,
UruinSeldsvllln. Il.irk8 co., 1 a.,
OrD, H. MAUOKIt, Kbu.
Deuglaasvllle, l'a.
augts-2wd
-w-fcTTIir.Tl f4Al.K
OF A VALUAIIL1
A CITY UKSIDENCK, will be sold by puulle
SR e'm Situruat Evswisn.SKi-rxMBBR 13,18ml,
Rtihodrane Hetel, the very desirable vealdoiue
?.r the latu A. W. Jtusstl. deccasiid. Ne. 31 4 Nei Hi
lime street, Lancaster, l'a, The let Is iw Icet
frentby JSJ'cet leastieeL The main building
la SI by 3- feet, ceutntnllig Entry', 1'arlei,
Llbrury and Dlnlug ltoein, en the tlrst Heur:
t large Chamburs en the soceud rloer, n ti tl J
looms en the thlidtloer. Thu back bulldlugU
23 by 'H feet, and has lsrge Kitchen, l'autry and
Btoie roera.on the flrstlloer(3 Cbamhemand
Hath room en the second fleer, btatleuary Wash
Stand, llange and Het and Celd water. Closet,
Ac. The house is heated with one of llest's
furnaces. It has a handsome jard, with splen.
did fruit Trees. Unipes, ltalu Water Cistern
en I'ercli, Ac.
Alse, u let 35 feet by 2, with a Twe Story HHck
Stable, a bya feet, In rear et abevu propel ty,
but net en name let.
1'ersens wishing te see the above prepnittei
can de se by calling en the premises or te either
of the undersigned,
JOHN It. UU8AEL, 119 North Queen St.,
OEO. 1. 11U83EL, 32 North Lline SL,
Executers of the Estate et A. W, Uiifsel, De-
ceased. ., aug".!! icdtlll
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