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BRADENBAUGIi IS GUILTY.
THE Jimr CONVICT MM, dut ltnuon ltnuen
MC.ND 11IH TO MLftUY.
Motion Made la Arreit Of .lalcmtnl, ami
IttMea Will Its riled ter a New Trial.
Uetm M. nd Jeroms J, llltmi
dstftr On Trlsl ter Conspiracy.
Thursday Afternoon. W. U. Hemel,
sq., finished his speech in the Tbemss V.
Brsdenbsugh involuntary manslauahter
case M neon. J. Hay llrewn, esq., made
the closing speech for the dolense, and
Dlstrlet Attorney Wearer for the common
wealth. After being instructed as te the
law In the case, the Jnry at 4:30 o'clock
retired te deliberate, and had net agreed
upon a verdict when court adjourned.
Frank: W. Baum, of Paradise township,
waa put en trial for stealing halt a d07en
chickens from the barn of Cbarlea liall,
living In Stdsbury township. The com.
tneuwealth proved that the theft was com
rnltted en the night of July 10th. On this
night Samuel Conevor, a boy In the employ
of liall, alept In the barn and he wbs
awakened tewarda morning by nome ene
striking a match in the barn. By the light
from the match he saw two inen, ene tf
whom be wai pasltlve was Frank Ilium,
the defendant. The man unknown lllted
the chlckoes from the roost and banded
them te Baum. The next morning this
boy told his employer what he had Been,
complaint was mede and Baum was Ar
rested. The dolendant denied having committed
the theft or te having becn en Hull's
premises en the night the chickens were
stolen. On that night he clnlmcd te have
been nt home. lie also testified that he had
conversations with Conevor aud the boy
told him that be could net identify the man
be saw stealing the chickens.
In rebuttal the couimenwoallh showed
that the defendant agreed te koep Conever
ell winter ler nothing if he testlQed te his
Innoeenco. Jury enU
' Friday Morning The Jury In the case
of oemmoowealtn vs. Thes F.Dradenbeugb,
Indtetid for Involuntary manHlaughter,iun
dercd a verdlct of guilty, and recommended
the defendant te the uiorey of the court.
The Jury agreed non that verdict after e
deliberation of three hours. Uauueel for
accused gave notice that reasons for n cow
trial would be filed.
In the cae of commonwealth vs. Frank
Bauui, charged with chicken stealing, the
Jury rendered n verdlct of net guilty.
Herace N. Blomsderfor end Jereme J.
Blcmsderfer, partner, doing btislnci-s as
H. N. Blemsderfer it Bra, were put en
trial en live eharges of conspiracy te
defraud. The defendants carried en thn
business of elgarmaklng at LUltz, Bnd the
legations of thtjcomraenwoaitu Bre that
they purchased large iiusntltlcs of leaf
tobacco lu this city, Philadelphia anil
Beading. This tobacco was shipped te the
firm at LltllE during Inst fall and winter.
The greater portion of this tobacco wus
reehlpped, in home cases without reloading,
by the Arm te Hatmiel Jtiotnsderfer at
Petersburg, te whom they sold it for
cash, at a less of covers! cents
per pound. This tobacco ws purchased
en neus at three, fcur and live months.
Befere the maturity or the notes Judgment
was contesied by the meuthers of the firm,
in favor of tholrfather,thedofciidantsworo
old ent by the alierlll and nil the ether
creditors wero letu The firms defrauded
were Kendlg Jc Ce., Sklles A- Frey and
DsnlolA.Msyer, of this city, Julius Vet
terieln dc IU, of Philadelphia, Bnd H. B.
Bausman, of Jtoadleg. The tobseco was
purchased by ttie Arm at marked weight
and sold te Hamuel BlomenBdorfor at its
actual weight, making a less te the firm lu
addition the dlUerence of prlce between the
buying and soiling, of sevqrnl fiaUitn -jer
case. In all Bbout22rc-sspsef tobseoo wero
purebasedjiy tire Bleinensderfers en credlt
andjreitTte fcUmuel Blomcnsderfor for cash
Vfan undorvnluatlen.
At the time the goods wero purchased,
the Blemsderfers represanted themselves
as owners of real estate worth J5.000, and
With only f 1,000 business debts, In addition
te small liens against thelr homes. Only
one witness fa rcprosenlotlvo of Julius
Vetterleln cV Ce.') had been cxnmlncd en
the part of the uommenwoalth up te the
hour of adjournment. The trial will preb.
ably last the balance of the week.
Lanctr rreple wiie Wrnt West
Jehn MeManus, who for many years II ve J
In Lancaster, where he was extenslvely on en on
gagedln the rag business, last night bsde
goed-byojp this city, lle sold his property
ereral dayejje and last night en the 11:10
train fleleft,wlth his family for California,
where hejw'lll rnoke bis future home. Mr.
MeUanp has a daughter living In that state
wJjartneveU eat yeard nge and he will Jein
lie "
Mrs. Kmlen A. Franklin left en the same
train for Durauge, Colerado, te Jein her
husband, who went out some months ege
and engaged lu business.
J., Harlan Laud Is and wife, uce Miss
Ebsrly, left lax night for Fairfield, Iowa,
their future home. They worenMoinpotiled
te the train by a host of friends who wished
them success in their new home in the far
West,
A Lsncvtrr Slau Hbpt.
The following dispatch has been received
by Oarlillin Hbflle, of Na 610 West Chest
nut street, this ctty, in regard te his son
Albert l
AseTiy, Washington Territory, Oil 1,
OArtatian Stijfle:
At Hud biiet through chin jcaterdar,
making an arrest. Dnlm; well.
Oeekqh W. IUilt.
The man referred te lu the above is a
well known j eung man. no Is n printer
ay irsae, Bnu uarnea It Bt the Isimi
ebnceu cflloe, where he worked ler some
Uriie. Uuweut West jears ege, and has
been engaged In buBlnees In iheditlerent
terrllerlts. He has been n tie pety siierill
for some tlme where he resides, and It wus
notieubt while arresting some desperate
character that he was shot.
Wedding Italia itt Aiclrn.
Atglen has had its gala day ever the mar
riage of one of lta fair daughters. The happy
bride was Miss Annie J., only daughter of
Benjamin and J ulU Fralm. 1 be fortunate
bridegroom Is Mr Frank Uamllton.ferinerly
Of Gap, Lancaster county Tee ceremony
waa perfermed by the Rev James Nash, at
bis residence In Ceatesvllle, Wednesday,
October 8, In tbe piesenca of a few friende,
Who immediately aoceuripaniod them te the
home of tbe bride, where they were re.
ceived by titty relatives and friends from
Hameurg, FnUadtipbia Cestesvllle.IUrkes.
burg, Cnnslians.Oiip, Soudersburg.Pcquea,
Salisbury, Spriugvuie, Quarryvllle ccl
Atglen. Bridal party enu guests enjejed
an elaborate banquet, and lbs bride and
groom lelttorBneitenslvoweddlnglournev
amid showers of rlce. r
A reiulmr Milt,
A peculiar suit was eutered iu the court
of common pleas en Thursday by . Frauk
shieman, attorney for Louisa Ueasziey
known as Louisa Belleck. In the early
part of the week there was a case trted In
which Louisa figured as a defendant en the
charge of adultery. The teatlmeuy taken
developed tbe fact that Belleck had another
wife living when he married Louisa, and
consequently thli marriage Is void. Hbe
Jf Uvtd te thirty.feur yews with him as
u wife. Net being his wife the claims
""1" r wrvlces as housekeeper.
2-eaineunt of the claim , filed by Mrs.
v3Wleck'a attorney is f l.fcoe. abe netbelnc
.. .- .. .u. . uuger poriea of tlme
i m j ears.
'y lour full lx
Tbe Dcmecrau of tbe several wards can
fy their tax this fivonleg, to-merrorv and
te-morrow evenlnjr, at the Youeg Wen's
Jsaocratle clubroera.
REV. J, M. SPEESE CHOSEN.
TUE
EtV FIIEIIUINO EL.OEU Ol" XMK
euuueti or aeu.
ririrnlnth Annnal Nesting of lbs Eastern
rcnnsylTanUKIdershlp Ilsld InMsytewn.
lttperts of Ilia Trsasnrer and Cem.
tnlttces Itecelvsd Many Dtlrcaus.
The flfty.ulnth annual eldership of the
Church of Ged, in Ksstern Pennsylvania,
met at Maytown, this county, en Wodnes Wednes Wodnes
nesday evening at 7:30, when Rev. C. C.
Bartells, the retiring president, of Mar.
tlnsburg, Blair county, preached the open
ing sermon rretn Alatthew 28: IP, 20:
Theme: "The Bphere of Gospel Ministers.".
On Thursday morning at 8:30 the elder
ship convened, and the aeaslen waa opened
with proper religious sorvlees conducted by
Rev. B. O. Cerbln, after whleh tbe eldershlp
was fully constituted by the stated clerk,
Rev. 11. K. Hoever, making out the list of
ministers and dolegatea. Nearly 100
ministers, with an equal number of
delcgates and a large number of messengers,
oeostltuto the eldershlp.
Afler the completion of the roll the eldor elder
shlp proceodod toelcot a presiding oflleer,
raiultlng in the election of Rev. J. M.
Hpcece, of Llnglestewn. Rev. B.F.Heek, of
Ilarrisburg, was oleelod transcribing clerk,
nnd Rev. J. Halflelgh, of HarrlsbtirK, was
elccted financial clerk.
The retlrlng president appolnted Rev. J.
W. Desheng te conduct the president-elect
te the chair, who responded in a very ap
propriate manner for tbe honor conferred
en him.
Rev. J. V. Lockwood was requested te
read bofero the eldership LI i essay entitled
" The Preacher in the Parish." Tbe trois treis trois
urer, 8. Knlsley, made his annual repert,
which showed a very geed financial oondl eondl oendl
tlon of the eldership. The president an an
pulnle.1 ns auditors Revs. F. I,. Nlordo Nlerdo Nlorde
mus, J. W. Desheng and Mr. J. H, R9d.
soekerj Revs. a. W. Hellhamer, Wm.
Palmer and J. L. Croamer. The standing
oemmltteo made Its annual repert which
alter boke discussion was adopted. Tbe
olderslilp adjoiirned with prayer by Rev.
J. M. Carvell, Pn.D., te conveno at 1:30
p. m.
Tbe oldershlp convenod as reradjourn reradjeurn
and the business openod with prayer bv
Rev. F. Y. Weldenhamer.
The prcsldeut njipolnted thocemmlttoe
en Brrangenicnt, en Journals, en overtures,
en llceusi), en tomperHnoo, en education,
en stote of religion, en flnance, en appro
priations, en roielutlons, and en examlua-
1 01.
The commltteo appolnted te audit the ac
count of the tronsurer made report, after
whleh the treanurei'H report was adopted
and eldership went inle an clectlnn, result.
ing In the re eloetlon of Mr. Kulalcy.
Tboeorainlttoefor atatienlng tbe minis,
ters for tbe ensulng year was oleeted eon oen een
s sting of Revs. e. H. Fernoy, d, j) j, M,
Carvel, Pi, D,0.tP,lce, O. O. Bartells,
Oea Hlgler, V u. Hbenpand J. H. K.terllne!
I he stand Ing oeraiulttoo whleh has oertaln
powers te transact business during the in in
terlm, was oleeted, consisting of Revs. C.
II Ferney V. I) Qoe, Hlgler and J. M.
Uarvell, Ph. J).
The Judlelary commltteo was oleelod,
after which the oldershlp adjourned te meet
at 8:30 n. in. en Friday.
UKNI-UXNIAI, AFKAllfj.
Tim
(Inernl
Cuiiiiuttien fllt nnd
l(eit
IUtIiij,- (Miuarcn All Aceaunia
1'ei.uiiniA, Oat, fi-The goneral com
inlltte el tbe Contennlal association held a
nf5el,D1n.,Mt nlKhl ln tne ell,f "'tirgesa
omce. The principal biisinetiTwas the re
port of Prosldent Yoeum. who rovlewed
the work dene by the committee, ln sub sub sub
RtBuoe he said : In submitting the follow fellow follew
ing repert it must be said that the
coleuration was n phenomenal success j the
chalrmen and mombers of oemmlttoos, the
marshals and aids haveall acquitted thoin thein thoin
Belvos in a nisuner doservlng special men men
tlen and approbation. The completeness
of the progremmes, perfection of the deco
rations, sotlsfactien of the fireworks and
regalia, the promptness in moving the
columns, the ottrBetlvonoss and oxcellence
of tbe iniiBeum and overythlng else wero
Bllke u credlt te the association, gratify,
lug te the poeplo of Columbia and
Peasant te gliesis and visitors. Where se
many wero concerned and all did thelr duty
se well It would be lmposalble, as well as
invidious, te compliment ene without com
plimenting all Nednlaywas In the mn.
IrrntntiiAu un.l t.
v" "" " was carried
out
un lueeilVOiy ns If d rnnlnil
by a slngle
mind. Tlie chairman
hid prepared
,WX) Invitations.
Orders wero drawn
for bills
amounting te n,i27.07. Hev-
wbi c-oinumiees did net use all thelr
appropriations, in closing thoeholrman
takes great pleasure in bearing testimony
te the Ullcleney, energy, industry aud en.
thuslasm of nil couneetod with the associa
tion hihI cltlren gonerally. The associa
tion mint be congratulated with harmony
at Its meetings. The obligations of the
cerumlttues nre due te ledges, military,
and llreaien who invited aud entertalned
gueats at their own expense. If it were
within human power te accomplish It
I would wish that nil may live long eneugh
toerganlzjandmansgo the next contennlal.
Aa tlieru is a tulance In the treasury it was
inoted that V0 be glven te company O and
t'- teencti flte company. An amendment
was made te dlatrlbute the balance among
all organizations. A point of order was
taken und sualalned that tbe surplus be
longed te this association. A vote of thanka
Wft xteudodte the finance and rauseum
commlttets. Au erder for f 10 was groeted
te Janitor MeFalls. On motion adlnnrnaH
The Democrats club will meet nt their
heatlquartore te-night, when an address
wm ue luaue ey jeun JS, Malone, esq
The wlle of Abraham B. Lewis, section
boss cm tbe Reading railroad, living at
Irenvllle, lift home yesterday during the
absence et her husband. She also took $13C
lu money, an organ, quantity of potatoes,
and tome ether articles of furniture L,J
-.h... M,e imaumiu uiu net knew the
Whereabouts of tbe truant wlfe.
TliU Atisnieuu'i Firs,
This afternoon thore was an aiarra of tire
from box 41, at Lemen and Market streets
A small frame etable, belonging te thn
estate , of Jacob Hartman and situate!
en ater htroet, between James and
Lemeo, was totally destreyed. Next deer
wa.a frame house, owned by the same
oitateund occupied by Ohrlstlam Kemtn
The slde and reef of this was badly burned
end was soaked with water. Tbe household
goods were taken from tbe honhe end saved
...u. uunUiier iue nre started. An
u.ifciuu bjjuik may nave caused It.
Uancmi; school 0rnea.
Last evening Prof. Kd. Hall opened his
dauulng school for the season of 18es-69
with great success, in thn old Grand Army
hall, Contre Square. There was a great
crowd present and they had a spleudld
TSsVer8!?,0"' ''lu,f 7 olmeco ana ve the
i BUS ler a bundsouie pronent,
sll ln.4 C' 'nj'X'1 KN110rK" Bele Agent,
siuuia 7 West King Btreet.
wm T;cveu,wrj aTtlcti:burBU' "
Caaw 4trawbrry negTSoIcceandiavetho
Tags ler a bandjeme present. '
U. UUITKMIUITKU, hole Ageut,
sl-lmd
-mi ning mnt.
DHATlla
Ceona in thts city, cm the th lust nt,,V
0. cooper, iu tbe elth year e? hti age ' rr
Tbe relatival andlrinndanf thZ ....
respectfiliy invited te attend thi TuSSl
,,
THE LAJTOAfeTEK PAILY ISTTELIJQESCEI,,
rem the rcstdonceot Vrtderlck Helm, Ne.t47
Seuth Christian street, en fiatuiduy ntterouen
at 3 o'clock. Internent at t-unemter ceu.o ceu.e ceu.o
tery. iw
XrtAvis In this citv. en the 41b. Inst, Ooerge
W. 'l ravls, in the tmh year et his age.
The relatives and frlnnds of the lamlly ate
respectfully lnvlted te attend the funeral,
from the resldenca of hti ten, Ne. COi Houth
ltravorstreot,onBunday mernlngtnt 9 o'clock.
Borvicej and Inlennunt at Cjlearllela at 2'
o'clock. st
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UtC W AU VXHTlUKMttNTO.
g-KADACUEVKAT"
Clarke's Headache Tea.
EVKUYHODY wlshlnglC.tlek
means te go a long
way liny at
Gare s
Thofrlend
te the rnbllc and
tbe fee toIIIghrrefltCom petition
A rOJITlVK CUItK
run
dacVe
ttea
no Cents
Ter Pound. A Hand Hand Hand
seme 1'rcscnt with first round.
CLARKE'S
v-" I'nnmllSHSKend
If ret 1 1 in r tlisn m y
etbc r rc Ceriee sold ln this cliy.
HTKHMNn IliKINd
VOWDV.U,
Wholesale and
. Hetnll by HAMUEL UI.AUKK.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
VI!0J.K3A1,K ANI UKTAIf,
TEA AND OOPPEE STORE,
1'-' nnilll SeiillitJnwii.St.
Tclfliiben'i Connection.
NOT IOK-TIIK DKMOURvrHOr THE
FlrTII WAItl) will meet.it 7:)0Imtli
tlil(rrlday)evenlnB-atl'hlllp Wall's Jlelul,
te form anurKanl7nliuii. ltd
DONTFOKQETTHKHA L"! OF THAT
Vulnntile morn htnud and Dwnlllnir, Fa
tX SntiUiCJunen street t nleu valuntjlu Guild
liK letadj ilnlDK. nuloni;tfraleclceiituiduy
tVxiiliiK ut the Uoeper iieiihi
aid J OOI1 (lUNI)AKKIt, Anct.
EIIKR'H BON MAIUJHE-NO. 41
H erlh Q iifiin st rout.
Weriispfcifuily lnvlti the pulills tnattnn a
our Kull UiHtnlnKnt lln'miiid lleniicin, mIkhim'
Biid Ublldfen's Sll linery UotebirC, 8 and 0
lSW-Bttturduy, Monday und 'luesdny n3t '
JOEIj I HAINHH,
mid HeM Kntatu Auent
AUOriONKKlt
f llflWn tun ..!..
'bfrlotburHlliiVneilM Hln-nvfm imi.i .hn,..i
menny In ndvurllsu. hln u inmi et uTiMirlnnen
1 have tblrtv-riva lluliettn Heards ini,n iicli
te pest nale llllla. n3 1wdu
A'rrENneN
YOUNO MEN'eJ DKftlO-
a cntle Club
All moinbers wlahlni- Innlleml iliiinruniit
Duinocrntle Mretlng, will report ntenr rooms
en diitnrdy Kvenlug, Ucteimr , hi e 4i Blmrn
It A. J DUM.Af, KOO
TEAUTlFULDESIONHJN(3ENmNE
T .. J(,n",,8n "oie Jars, tlllel wllh tne most
dellcatuly f ragnint potpeurl ohtaliiiible.
it pi
el.'
A CJinll'f, let Of UlliiTlinl Hlirlnt I'n-.lniHil..
miijt 'lumiuiy iiVillTCUHl Illluea
rUAlliKI'mCAHTKNIl fllAKMAUY.
rnlUy's Byrup of lilordre a. wiidi heirv
and lleinhnund is tbe Iicki for Ceuubs and
Lold. 10 ana ss cunts ablatie.
M.W.KAw
ESI'ATK OF HARKV 11. HOLTOnT
latn of I.uncaster city, deenniied. Lettors
teslnmiintary en tutd oMnte bavinc bon
Kiiiriled lii ibe nndorBlgiied. nil pursens In
ilelited thereto are ntiiurstnd tn inaka lui
lnedlatn payment, and tbose linvlnirrlnltrs or
deiiiaiidSBKaiiistthb sunn, win preicnt Ilium
without didny Jev fcutUemiint totheunaor
Hned. j h. ii. e AitViN,
ltCHldlng lu l.-nirnslnreltv.
WSl. H 1NMN.
Itcitdlng in Laiic.uter iuwn8iiti
all 6tdt'
PUIlUUlHALEOFVALUAliLKRliAL
B8luln In ibe Llty or Lancaster.
OM JTltlPAT Octeiikk W, 1833,
tbe illideMlgned Lelrs of lioretlua Itilnn. do de
ennsed. wl 1 soil nt iitiblle sulii, ut Uie I. cenn. n
llotel lutbBClty or Linoisle'r, tli le ewfnS
ViilnueUi ri'ttlcatate, vt7
n'i'f fo-s'eryliriekdwolllnr; home with
tholetofKrouiidlberoto liHleiiKlntr. sltunti'd
en tbe south side et Ka.t Kln stiiet In t ,e
city of Lanciister. nuinbered 110. ih let cm
tains soveiuyiwn Irul six and a-bulf Inclie".
.UVJrU,"'.V,fro!iten l"wt KI'igstrASmi
t.f.JSJVl?i ,."iU?',,ia i" tn" sum. width two
r . "" ""O'uve iiiHi, mom or 1i-h.
J his property was for inuny Mum be
riMtdeuoe el the late hnrna II KogerV
Ibe heiu la large and In Reed condition, ,nua
U supiiiltid wltn het and cold water in th b"c b"c
end story lb let Is welt bimii for H
2!i!reu'i,ruit!p,"y '" nlmeilt uvery v,"le'y""
nrt,i.i,l!rty' ewlnBt"lts location, sUi mid
oendlilon. Is vi-ry de-lmblii. nnd Is Inevuiv
"ay,wortbyeltbocoaHdorHiionot,"mii8fB.
eiile will oeinuioncH ut 7 su o'clock tn th,,
evenlntf. when tuuns el su'e will In. nmdl
,i"wn,,,',t"." nnderHgned. 'Ih" Bu""jlaii el
J-ctwaidtt. llepkln. arils by eid.u of b e,'
pbans'Ueuit V. . hiii'Kinb. ,m,u'
lIuardlauefKdward It UenUlns.
AMNAlt. IthlLM.
UATUAUINKU ATI KK
Jest L HilNits, AUCU ect3 13'.'ia
jy AlU'lfl BKOIUKKS.
We Believe it)
Liberal Meiheds of
Fall Clothing!
Business
lUtwy ami, uad oyercoats for Men. boys
andChhaien. Ml tbe row Stylei ready. All
tin Btj'ies are new bore, because you can't
nnd Old styles ln a New Btere,
I'rlces and clothing mat make your de'lura
de meat for you, buy met ler you of Clothing
nude te give longest wear.
MARTIN BRCVS
Clothing und Furnishing Ooetls,
JH NOBTII QtlKrNRT.
T EPA1K1NO. " " "
WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING!
i. i w '" M,ve J"ou ,h" ' ft work and
for Icsi money than ) ou bve been paylnjf.
ANi bl'KCUl. WOllb.
Resetting Stones, &c,,
All Werk Warraulra and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
WALTER ft HERE,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
cou.erouANaic, laheastkb. .. I
ui-ua
...fffttr AO VnnTlBRilKNTB.
DAN 0 1 N O KOHOOI, 8 ATUKDAY
KlubtattboUrennerohor Hatl. Ladles,
Ket ent, JJe. SAM'ii llOrVAIlD,
ect2i Mansger.
w
ATOUK3
AMERICAN I
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Knees, Kro Ulusef.
Ktc , at LU VKS r i'JltuES.
Optleil Heeds. Telegraph Tltre Dally. Kvery
Aillcle lu thts J-Ine carefully Iternlred.
LOUIS WEBER,
Ne. K0H N. dueen Bt., Near 1'. 11. It. Btatlen.
WI'EOIAL
EXOUBSION TO RBJADINQ,
On BUNDAT, OCTOURIt 7. Under the Aus
pices of tbe Knights of Bt. Jehn.
Special Trains leave Outer HesdliiK l)ipet
at 7.5 1 . in, jieturnlnfr. leave UeadlnK nt p.
m. -ilckeie, il.'tt ler round trlpt culldren
under 11 yera, CVe.
Tickets for al. at llenry aerhart's Stere,
Harry A Pedmlnt's Art Onllery, tbe Irtxlli
iisncsr onice, Flnrnr's Btore, Maner street,
liebm's lieltman Heuse, lll'Slngnr's Maner
Hetel, nnd Bbread's Contennlal Heuse,
ectl-Std
WE WIeM TO EMPLOY A FEW
salesmen en salary te sell our goods by
sample te Ibe wholesalo nnd retail trade el
1.HUC Mter, l'a, and adjoining states We arn
the largest lnauufacluinrsnf our line ln tbe
country. Bend two cents In stamps ler par
ticulars. MopeUals answered
OKNTUNMAL M'I"U CO..
niiffiruT.'Hrte,!. lilnnlnnatt.O.
13
OAKDINU NEW UOAltntNd AND
l- Lodging Heme, Ne. 41 Seuth Limn street,
KIrst clans (liirinun luljle beard. Mellis atoll
lie irs. Heme comfort ler permanent boar bear boar
ders Mems fnrnl'hnd promptly und In first,
cinss style te widdtnp and blnbday rattles.
Icilis, hops, eta, bt short notlce Athsreni
tbe public's patronage Ki'spt-rtfntly solicited.
. . ALKX. UKOHUK,
sZJ 3md Ne. 41 Seuth Lima Btrcct.
1X7E CAN
HEHVE YOU WELL AND
' 'ave you meney ln ndvertlslUK.
mates fiee.
stl-
A DVKItTISING 0UIDE-B00KP.
The met coiniilnte aed original ever Issued.
Sent en receipt et te cents te pay for packing
aud forwarding.
Advbrtisixi Wbitike AErscutTT.
Tbe I. .tell, MDbonrre Advertising Agency,
111 nnd liu ast UaltlmoreBtreet imlilmore.
Md
sWOmaAw
IjUllIilCSALEOF
CHEAF FROFER.
. TIKI
ON MATIJSniT Rvttviwn. n-rnv r. 1f)
nt te fnpitd llotel, let or ground Ret by
103 feel, en whleh Is erccltd a story and ntlle
rtame iiwnlllng Heme, Nn. 115 Lew slrrct;a!se
nlolndjalnlngiibnve nropsttyen Lowstreet,
II loot und in clepth 1OT fnt, en whleh Is a lietT
Vuti't 31 fnt deep, arched ln solid masonry
nnd In geed condition Alse lour bnlldlug lets
Itimiecl cm Un-cm Htioet, te the south el tbe
nbe vn duscrl lied piopertv, eaeh having a front
of lllleetund indepth Kilfuet.
will be sold us a whole or ln parts te suit
purchasers.
jijle te bi'gln et 7:30 p m when conditions
will be made known by
JTiiANK UmtSI'llONO.
JegLHAmr-g. Auct. e I -3 tali
U11LIO HsLK. '
... . 8AlUOAr, OCTOBKnC, 1881.
ill be sold nt puli ie sain, ut the Merrlmaa
Htai'les, M. no North l'llncontieet, Lancaster,
I'll . line Carload el Colerado Uersns, among
which are eeinn geed chunks and gnneriil
purpese bone,, fnun 1te4 enrs old. Thli Is
UHi;uednl ad of horses as nvnr wa shipped
tiiini Colerado. Thny wure shipped from ihure
lait Murib te Wen Vliglnln, imdhavobren en
pasture! thorn ever slnce, and urotherolore no
clliniiiril 'I hey are in geed condition, and
semu b ive been worked.
Memut, OeTOeiin 8, if&j,
will be told t Uih mum pluce, for A. 11. Given,
n Cnrlend et Indlanu nnd Illinois llorse?,
among which are teme Urst-clHSiloedors.Kon-einl
niirpnae horses, nnd erira flne drivers
i-ale te coinn.euco en each of Baid days atene
eclnuk, when teims and conditions will be
made known tiy
cU-itn.tStdTii,r,B OKIHOKGUOBMAN.
WiliLlAMHON A FOSTER.
WHERE
Hid ou Kind thellKhTMAIlKCLOTHINU
litlhelOlVEJl' rUIUKBT
W1IKKU
Gcnti.' All-Weel Cutaway CeU Suits of
Kaucy Casiliuoreoro sold for $.0 te ?
WHKhK
flouts' dill. Weight overrosts in nark
Mixed Cinslinorej bio sold for J, 7 nnd te t
WHKUll
JlnvB' CuUway and lliesis Sack Ceat Bulls,
J'' " "rstudd und Caeslinert'S, are sold for 3,
WflEllK
Children's irandsome Hlnrt t'ant Huiu In
,'c' .ohnvlei and Casjlmerc, me sold for
II, II. i0 und $5,10
WHKllK
bt'd'en's Wlnter Ovnrennts of lle Latest
Kishluns, nre sold ler i: 7a, f J und II
THK
BEST MADE CLOTHING
AT THK
LOWEST PRICES,
13 AT
Williamson & Fester's,
H2.34 :.('& H E. KING ST.,
ANCASTKU, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 318 MARKET 8TflMET,
HAUUiHiiuua. i'A.
47-HOAi1euarlnra fnr clnnta Tr.i-.. ...
Ileclury and u.evi s nt Lewest I'rlci s
TNTIMEOFI'EAOE,
PREPARE FOR WAR I
The World Moves. Move With It.
REIST
NKKll AliVOOATvq ' l'lITTIM) OK1
i'"iu iii-nuilliuiv" W 1 1 AT CAN
UKUUM, ie'llAi.
Old Steves, Uuty Ftevns, New Steves, Ooed
htev, iid itaiHtevi-s. taustMew
I, lie thought luie Uie.
l'AULOU l'UIDK KNAMELI
Is lu.l what you want te polish thorn with. It
has nni iiml : ue oust, no rust, frlce reduced
irem 10c ie l(ij.
WIN DOW K.UIIMTlOJf.
To-tnerrnw ( 'aturday) oventng, w e ill give
an exhibition et the meiits el ibis wonderlul
l elle, In ill h window, woitslde. Uen't miss
It. Ihure nlil tiumucb teluugtiat
THK COM1NU 1I1Q 1'AltAUE.
(let readyln geed time Helnytsdangereus,
1 lier is u elg demand ler lnutems, itigs, tel-
...w ..i.iuuu uneiuiHK. I, ITblilCKOI luutvriis
uiimuiuutiiU'llfil, IjliriligS gOliiat. DllJOIl
a .t Uisliouhultig.erimihHBtroots; Loek
nteirs w ii huvutbeiuull sizes. Colenui tltu
In enu pound bag und quarter pound boies.
xe una te ilconerlcs.
MKAT3 AKU riBH.
The finest l'lcnle Hams, lle per iH.und;
IHIc-a Ileal, has no cquui, lae per pound t
Itu.nt ci 1 laige, whlte mid fat alaesurnl. Ise
lur pound nnt Se, i white and it Mack
iiiel. ill. rerieunil,uud a thousand bargains
In eMryihtng Juki lake a peep ut us. We
knew wecan teiuptyeu,
Reist, Wholesale Retail Grece
WHOLESALE AND KKTA1L OllOCKlt,
-Verllicast Cemer
Hut Ulngaml 1'rlnce Slreeti,
LNCASTKlt,lA.
JW-ltiopheuoann troe Dillrery.
ESTATE OK MATUAMKIi O. AN
UtUbOV m,, umemter, city, de
ceiisid. Lotte s Kbiainuntary cm Bald -tutti
tmvtni; lmn icrantcd te tle uudeisltfned,
ail p ideusludHbid thwrute nre rrquested te
umkolimiiHtiintepaymtnt, and thoae having
claims or duiiinudHt;aliiiit the rnmr, will m J.
sunt th iu without dluy for mttlcjuent te the
uudBr.lBiitd, r idlng ut We. 2a iast Frede
rick slrtut, lu suld city.
n.- t. ., HlSLLa.ANIJKUSOIf,
Drewn A UsMju:., Xzecutrtz.
Atterneyi, angjl-ewir
ffRIDAY, OCTOBER e,
PfAOERABKOTHER. "
Fall and Winter Dress Goods.
Large Assortment or Lew Priced anil Medium Dress Goods.
TbeNOVKLTlKSIN rRKS FAIlUtCa for
the rALL ANI1 WINTEli HK A8CJN. '
.Vii'Sitl K,euit8 "2 Hesrcolerlrm.,
lth IlghMenlncb and Marrow Borders. lii
SKfindsf a" rtentU 8ei, en ri'slS
OISHMIBI rODU ROBKB, with Bide
Hands contrasting or matching.
M.il,tiuJ?.l!1,a.t "IBM. with Borders
antTwoel. ' UomulnatleM of Silk
H!WU tltMD I1DIA CLOTH
rALLA WINTKlt WUAl'fl'
Ladle', MlisAs'and
Children's
CLOAKS,
JACKETS,
SHAWLS,
Leading Novelties new ln
Sleck,
Ait If
1X1 VMKTltHtMKNTH.
TMl'ORTKO IN BOTTLES.
GENUINE IRISH WHISKY.
UOHUKU'S L1QUOU 8TOUK,
We. 21 Contre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
WANTKD. TEMPERATE, ENER ENER ENER
gotle man te solicit orders for our
choice iimrsery stock. Hteady work nnd geed
pay. The biulness easlly loarned. Ueteronee
rerjulred. Htateage. Address. U. Q. CUABK
& co., H30S l'uuu Square, i'bUadelphUL
sepl 2meed
gl'EAKS FOR ITSELF.
Oar Werk Kpenks for Itself 1
It Is esy te premise sometblng geed and
yet deceive poepln. Many merchants tnake
wild premises, wblch you Ond they cannot
fulfill, we de net deceive, but let our work
speak for Itself. We have bad many years ex ex ex
peilonce ln the shoe buslneis, end can rill
your wants letter ttan most persons who have
net bad mat osperlence.
We manufacture largely and give all thst we
t.reIn,K" We a,8 k(mV a lull line of Heady
Made Bboes and can suit almost all tastes,
llosriectluily yours,
WM. H. GAST,
NO. 105 NOltTU QUKEN 8T LANCA8TEU.
Junl-lydWftr
H
1KSH A UROTUEl
We Head the Precession
Wlille Olhers Trj te Fellow.
(S
Our great Underwear .S.tlei3
still going en. Ter the benefit eC
these who tlitl net knew it we will
continue the sale until next "Wed
nca3fty. Overcoats seem te be the song
at present. "We are selling them
a triile earlier thati usual, but the
prices will explain that.
The Children's Suit Depart
ment Is full of nebby styles for
the boys, ranging in prices from
$1 te eie.
Heys' Suits in nil si?es from
Dli CO te $18. A drst-class Scheel
Suit from Sii CO te W.
Men's Sack Suits In Uassimeres,
Worsteds, Corkscrews, Waif s and
Diagonals from S3 te 415. Cuta
way Suits from $S te $20.
In our Merchant Tailoring De
partment we bave decided bar
gains in Treuserings and Suit
lugs. Auy style Suit made te
erder at short notice.
j.akciestasseutjihn't,
Newest Styles,
I'inkst Qualities.
Trices that ethers dare net
meet.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
OORNEiROF
N QTJEBN6T.& CENTRE SQUARE,
LANOASTJCH, I'A.
'V-OTULNQ ! OLOTHING I
L. Gansman Bre.
CLOTHING PRICES.
Claims ivioeiLsy. Hut our claim Is that our
prices ler clothlnKer all grades are lower than
nny ruspittabie competition Is capable at
certatu and swill proof.
SKJCMANY EXAMl'LKS IN
FALL OVERCOATS.
AT 13, IS, S, I1C, It?, Ill, 1:0,11$, .'0
13 W lluysa NlceCssslmeraSiilt,
17 'O lluys al.oed Weisted Mill,
i0j lluys ulioed All. wool UiuslmoreSult.
ilte liuj-u an English Weisted cutaway
isceiliiyj a l'erfcct nttlng l'rlnce Albert
DUIt.
HOY'S .1X1) UHILDKEX'S CLOTIIIM!.
Hey's HulU at U II .", f tl i;. Is and i.
c hlldrxn'i, m i 7&, 13 v. tUi ii. tl 13 and id.
Wen's, Hey's and children's funis at Low Lew
est I'rlcna.
Our lis no and 113 ue Suits te Order are Fast
Sellers. It will pay you te leek at thorn If seu
are In neciLefa rail Suit,
L. GAHSMAN & BRO.,
MANUrAOTUUKUSOr
Men's, Beys' and Children's Clothing,
t. W. COUN2H MOUTU CJUKKN
AND UUAKQ BTKEITB.IiANOASJKlt, I'A.
era
BROTHER
1888.
?"ntii5L ew Shades of Gray, nine, MahOK-
"ipwn and Oreen.wlthifackBUk Woven
-P.2i. ?.ATI0,W 8DX". ." Hn (dish Twteas,
T.8.tllr.e,'.n.rl'ewl,'8lr, Wain Material
te match for Drapery and Iiaque.
tJOMIliNriON8ofUifrerentWldth8trlDfs.
Alse, choice Lines of im.ai. twillSi?
UIAOONAL and UOttUBl) MATKBULs! '
MOUltNINU GOODS.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Neb. 25 and 27 West King Street,
IjANOAHTKR, pa.
All W AD VMltTltUtMKNTO.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
. .. "ysssortmentef jralloverceaUnBljono
of the most complete lines I have ever dls-P'pyea-.Cemprt.fnK
Wlde Wal-. Worsteds In
?tfl?' '"? ,"ency Chovleu, Beil
Woven Diagonals, Heltens and l'ntent Jletv-
cratenpilcesPM th mSt rtuUC8ty, t "n"1
rKr-lr A. H.HOSENSTKIH,
i . 9 Qncn street, corner of orange,
WlSM Lancaster" l'a.
JO NOT KAIL TO HEK THE UKAND
1'OUTBAlTJUSTAUlllVKD FBOM
SOMK or HIS UOLINK3S,
POPE LEO XIII,
AT TUB STUDIO,
Ne. VA East King Street.
On Exhibition S ATUttDAY from 2 p. m , till
lip. m., and the Evenings of NBXP WEEK
from 6 te 11.
ADMISSION,
lOOfflTa.
cssta
A HTKIOH'H PALAOK OK KAHHION.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
Our opening days are new
ever.
Our patrons have all in
inspected. Our immense display el nov
elties. We call attention te our line
of Ladies' and Misses' and
Children's Cloaks and Wraps.
We are enable te offer this
year the best value in Plush
Garments for the money.
We call special attention te
the long Plush Coats we sell at
$25.
It is the best Garment ever
offered for the money, worth
$35 fully.
Come and ask te see it and
examine it.
t-aaies riusii Ueats at
$18, $20, $22, $23, $24,
$15.
$25.
$40,
$27i
$45'
$3e, $33, $35. $37.
Ladies' Plush Jackets at $10,
$12.50, $15, $16, $17, $18 up
wards. Ladies' Plush Wraps from
$15 upwards.
Newmarket Coats.
Raglans in immense variety.
Misses' and Children's Coats
te suit each and everyone.
Come and inspect.
ASTRICH BROS.
PlIUSr-OLASS Fj.OUK.
LOUli 13 AUVANClhU !
FLOUU1S ADVANCING KAl'IDLY I
GRABILL,
XUK OUIQINAL A.V1) OVLY OAbll
CKttlN LANOAbTKIl, VA
(.UO-
.?yi' V '.', 80Y.e''al hrandj of the llcst Ft.OUU
made ut Lew Prices.
THE PEARL"
Is one of tbe finest and whitest made net a
single compliant slnce have been selling
It s.very customer that has tried It s loud in
It&praHe. one trial 1 sertlcient te establish
lis superiority We get H direct 110m the mil
ler. .NoaKenia'proats. The 1'ICaUL It equal
te any patent Heur made.
THE "ARBUTUS"
Is also a lull roller process-bakes elegant
bread-has no equal for a low-priced flour.
TThe demands for these brands Is unpar unpar
alie ed In the mull trades r.stO pounds uearlv
two tens-ln ten days. ''
CASUI CA8UI Cibll' CABUI
N. W. CORNER DUKE AND VINE STa,
, , IiANUAHIKR, PA. '
mil lydM,wr
JJAOER A BROTHER.
8o1e eclllns; A Rents for Ian-
caitorier
JOUVIN'S K1I) OLOVK8,
The best Imported,
also el
IWlTHftANOELL'3ULACK
. HOSIKUr.
m?J?3L tlnM ,n LADIES',
UlBSKVAMICUtLUUKN's
wuranted net te crock or
grew rusty.
ItRWAD VKRT1HKMMNT8.
JUST RECEIVED
A FINE LINE OK
IMPORTED WOOLENS,
sultable for line Drrss andtlustness Suit.
'fflKJJKSK&l?0 1'anuuoer.uo;
A
oeds.
MeGItANN A KOWLKN.
.I "'?.' l Tailors.
t West King street.
TQ1ALL, 1888.
Fine
Tailoring
Fer the Latest Koveltles, confined styles.
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Importing Tailor.!
NOUTII QUKKN STKEEr.
flllEAP HHOEH.
CHEAP SHOES
AT
HIEMENZ'S.
BPpernsBatcaapa.r.0 '0t f Laa'M' th"
Wlsses'Schoel shoes. BOc,75c. DOeetdilapalr.
lteys' Bchoel Shoes. 7Se and It per pair.
acH.08.'."1,?re nlJ KounlTeoI!ultonShocs.
75c, 85c, II aud 11.25 per plr.
Ilotne Made Child's Spring Heel, IfoivySele
10V75cTO WatTttnt' B,re 5 7X, tee; size 8 te
'c8' "no Lancaster Made Shoes, ll.W te
Jeb let of Men's llregans at 50c a pair.
Infant Bboes, '.'5c a pair.
Men's bboes, 75c, II 00 and ll.ia a pair.
Shoesofall kinds mamed down atbalf price.
JOHN H.IEMENZ,
67 North Queen Street.
J(ofeilAL3.
TiROPOSALS FOR GOAL,. '
A MoaledpronosulswlUbo rocelvod at the
noed,ed!JnSUlDK y0ar Ceal l0 dell vered'uS
Proposals te be oddreesed te I'ronertv Oom.
mlttee and endersd" Proposals foeoal"
By ordcref the I'repcrty 'commlttce?
03 2tdW,r
nun.r. niUNTON,
thslrman
tjEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
Or, ?wttnW.?',tt",l,'ta' ""til
B p. ni. IYKUNKiIUV, OCTOHKK 10 lfiH
for the best Clean Hard 1'eacraU-icss ten, 1 01
2? founds, te be dellverea Inte tSe larm
k, r,rt!i,0.a',)i0,.,8 "Taelty) loeitea at V, U.
JfjibI'?Be' Jf anbulra township. Said bin te be
fllliid Immiicluely after c enTract Is awarded
and te ee 1 kept full until June 1 18(9 inv
coellnfrlorln riuullty at any time, the can? can? can?
mlssloners reserve ihe riBht 10 reject . Tbev
?r ??nrcr,ve tbe r""ut te '''Jct ny or all bfd
f.?dy Aih.h'lu,4,04,cu;,nn" b0 mentioned In
uie.. Alse the name of surety. All bids itlll
behandBd te the chalittan. 2j Penn enuare
Uy c.r,d.01 tne Wnler OomirilsslenoS: a
eetstd JACOUUaLIIaeII, Clerk.
llAliDWAJlt:.
gARDWAKK, Ae.
&
HARDWARE
-AND-
H0O8E FURNISHING GOODS.
0NKQLALLE1) LINK Or
KANUHS,
STOVKH,
PUHNAOKS.
Sole Agents for tbe Famous
Novelty Het Air Furnace.
Next Doer te the Pes office.
40 & 42 N. QUEEN ST.
oetl'Biinl
rett UALti OH HUNT.
HODHKS FOK HAI,K ON THK MOST
liberal tfirmq. nn Wam m.Aa...- ur.i
T 5n,n.L1?0"' Mary 1,,no nna Charlette streets.
ims-cma se.- NeiiTii UAiir stukkt.
"H.VvS1'U.,'0U HALK AT A HAKOA1N.
J. Ibe TbrcH-sterj- Mansard Heif lloute
adjetnlne :iarfc's Villa, containing elht
rS,n, ,vba,.u V1"- heMer ' cellar, pipeii a
throuKheut lnriulre cf Autr, U Iilr. Imtkl.
iianscKaOFicB,Amu llerr, oronitbop.lm eronitbop.lm orenitbop.lm
,sue' ect2 tld.
rpWO AND TUKKE-STOUY
Brick DwelliDg Heubes,
sltuated en Hast and West Walnut, West
Lsmen, ChpstnHU North Lima. (Jbarlotte,
Mary and l'lne streets and Lancaster avenue
all In geed elder and repair, Uutlotset irrnund
exuinulnur In depth 145 and 150iin, tolOfeet
wide alleys, for biile en tbe most liberal Urrcs.
Apply te
cJlenlSd BC2NOUTUM41lYSTnKKT
piORSAMOB ri:nt-.v building:
1 Ji'iVail?afenr WW- from centre et
city, suitable for any uiunnf icturlnpr purpose..
Has geed biseuient, two lloers and iittie, TO
feet irent aud 45 lout d ep llusi a new 21 horee
?J?.wr'i l'eUuT, u't pngine, elevator and elllce
cemplete, wlthasldlnu tn yurd en llnoel'.
A 11 and one-story waeboue 20 by 45 feet
In tbxrouref inalnliulldinK. Will tell or rent
cheap by applying ut once te
,,, CllAltLKSF MILLKIt,
siSlmd 41 Kast Klnif ttrcet,
vi, Alia, itc.
AT BUKSK'S.
FIREWORKS
Fireworks. C.'olelAd Tnrrlim l,n u..,i
Chinese Lan ernp. Japine.e Lanterns. Adam
""t'ne Candles, beet and cheap , 16 candles for
CAMPAIGN SCREAMER,
An entliely new and the most unlqueandsur
prlslnir article In pyrotechnics. Ills a stuani
whistle and stlute combine 3. New and NOTel,
and Is sold at 5 cents each.
BURSK'S,
HO, 17 HAST KINO STREET
LANUASTIU.l'A
I ishSlsAwJit 1 iim nasllsi