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BAILY INTELUaKfCKk-Pebllrtifd
f rmr tey In the rtr, bat 8undr. Bcrvcd
fcf rtm In this city and surrounding
C taWMiittNiGenUBWcek. By null five dol del
IMMJ te tveVvMM i SO ecnta it month.
A ;y
W1BCLT MrrKLLIGENCER-One dollar and
? ' tnrMtiyr, tnadvnce.
TO BUBBCRIBERS-Bcmlt by cheek
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order, and where ueltber or
be procured tend In a registered
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at the roBtefflec, a necend cl mall
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AtMM,
nmLUGEHCEB,
Lancaster, Fa.
L4IWAtTPt,rA., September 27, 1869.
"Xi A lircly (,'entfst.
It ,1 The Philadelphia Dcniecrncy have
:viBBt 'concluded an animated contest ever
..---- ' & i IiJlII.Jib it- . I.A..1.1
'ceept the Republican nominations of
E.sAi rtanypacKer and Urnuam ferjudge and
Vi'dwtnct attorney; concluding te take
r ibha Tnnriap ann nnr ttin mimr i nnrti
H; .!' i . . . i. .
.;. oees net wein te nave dccu any vimi
'BMrtter at stake in the Issue; nor any jmr
t'ttcularlv forcible reason wliv tlic ltenub
: '5I"llrn Inrlmt ahnnlil 1m tnlrnti nml flip
B7( Htjpubllcan district atterney left. Tlic
Mm, doubtless, was thnt the judlclnry
'A. ahnulfl lint. full into flirt mtitf-tli letvvneii
W$f" partles,whercns the district ntternej chip,
h, &A, M an executive office, inny. It U nu Idea
HJ-cWhlcb has taken root in Flilludelphln,
f ji.rju i lie .ucuiocnuie Blue lummy, nun
fw'-t-Af 1 certainly great merit in It ;
.t k II Y.. 11. I-X 1 1 .1
.fe,,Uugh It conveys n reproach upon tlic
te-of the state which directly thrown
tip Judiciary intothe oreuaef party con-
'l conventions, and the contests in them
(, 4 nr inese places are ns animated as ler
i&'Jiky ether.' The judge who haa tcrved
" St firm nf niTlrti nrrt'iitnlilv. I reiinriillv
. . I----.JF O- "I
.'l. believed te have earned a rcnomluiitieii,
I'S-' and It Is usually conferred upon him
without contest ) and in such case It Is
EtF iwning in me opposite pany 10 ac
i ..t kin
t"5 "But, In this l'hlhidDlnhla case. Judw,
'd .Pennvnacker has been en flm lieni'li for
; 55 a brief season by virtue of the gevrr-
f-itet'B appointment ; and he had net
iWwJ' byiver.v long wjrvlce, the right
f w "I":': ulBl u,e ifemocraue pany
wuuiu Hcceiii, aim as lis camnaate.
.IK'Hereln District Aitempv (Irnliiiiii liml
f tie stronger claim, since huhadperved
,-, through several terms of eBlce very ef
?.' that the logic which neglecied him and
b:V tnrUe PuMnviiirl.-..r .....u ... I.
'.?? There WUH IIO lllnrnl nlillirnlbm iii.ii li.l
1.X TWtnnrnM neriv l l.il., nlll,,,. . .....l 1
Hz- political exiH.'dlcuc.v called for the
W& taking of eue, It would K-em te huvu
fi .necu sun uinner wiiMUed Dy (aklug
ifuhi. niu icniiii. nc-vuiH in nuve KCCIl II
f compromise of the diverse Mfiiliini-iit
J nt 111. i-iurftr ii...iii !.. ..ii...il..n
Uj v j.,. .j a.jrvri. JV 1 1 lltl IU1J
;4 B we nave sniu, 11 was net an Ihhiic or
?i Tital Importance ; aud wiw exciting only
f-'j. KMniurjc iuu iianv Kniiiimriii. li'fm mi
, evenly dividel ujkih It. The cenlcM
,- demonstrated great activity and anlniii-
i tleu In the Democratic ranks ; which Is
rr ai'Vrv ewwl llili.tr in um 'I'l... ...... .1 ....
CtT . '"' p"- '""& " - uiueviu-
jf-V nwis pnase 01 it was the exhibition of
pT ( Alucnnan AIcAIulIcu and IVtcr -Menree,
' Mrkti i.m .! ll.u P......1. .....t l.....l.1n tv.......
t -T. . w.x. v. uv IUU(, tllJl IIIIIII7JU -UVIIIW
ft crats, arrayed upon the side efdrnhaiu'd
f Domination, against geutlcmcu of mere
ierderly aud temperate temperament i
t who contended for a straight-out Demo Deme
p eratlc ticket.
Twe Ilejs.
Corporal Tauuer'a letter te Private
Dalzell, wrltien ceutldentlully nml
promptly iublUhed by the rei-elver, letn
everybody hoc the character ami flyle of
these two I.cpubllcau leaders. What
trash it is, te le mire ! And hew
ashamel the party should lx that
' has let sueh ehlldruu lend
What 11 clear light It throws
a. the soldier game, that the
'party has played se vigorously, te see
what babes the soldiers' spekeiiien are.
Here are a private and a corporal of the
army who, retiring from It with
that rank, immediately obtained
promotion te marshalship in the
Republicau party, beeuuse they were
babes and blew ere. They had net
ability enough te get out of the ranks lu
the army, but had plenty of stud' te
aend them right up in a political com
pany. It shows hew little material It
takes te make a big Itepublicau politi
cian. The exhibition of the rise of Tun
net te the pension bureau and his fall
from it, illustrated by his own account
flf IiIh llnltlf rnnVwi tmitnrlr.1 ..
rjf-w -" l ..v- ......v..... ,w. ..
pacreaming fence. Oillert and Sullivan
PM. m''M fc .. i...V ITl.fjVa.l.FII IVJl U CUIIUU
lpera.
The (Street tirade.
ItseeniB that the troubles of thlstewn
ever the streets are never-ending, aud It
la time that a street department Is es
tablished and put lu charge or a compe
tent engineer, if we may ever 1iehj te
secure geed readwuys. At prc-cut the
city regulator i-eeius cumpctcu! only te
anuey the prejK'rty owner. The move
ment te pave Duke rttvet with usphalt
blocks has dlruleseil the fact that the
street has net u uniform grade. Prop
erty owners oil either side have dlU'or dlU'er
ent curb Hues aud the roadway cannot
belaid te accommodate both. All these
grades have been given by thu city leg leg
ulater at dlflereut times, and appear te
have been pertctiiatcd upon the city
plan that was established u few j ears
age, after it hud been supposed te have
been carefully drawn by the present
city regulator and approved by the
court. One would thluk that after ruth
" an establishment efcity street lines aud
't trades they would have been con
formable; sufficiently at least te
enable sldewulks te be laid and
f- streets te be paved. Hut it apjiearh tliat
k the map did but record the various ex
f Istlng grades and no etlbrt a made te
., make them uniform ; and new the
j? streets tuuuet be paved or paveiuents
F laid without u wrangle between the
aud the city
regulator : the latter
. being called in te ptttle the dif
, ference, only te make it wider. A little
while age there was trouble In Hast
Orautre street. hen Mr. Ik-tiix-n itiu.r
ii ..j-r.-. a. '. .... "":
r wuuenoe e iuy a new pavement; and
tvr. feuutrKueiu resun. was euuceu freni
u tne cemuiueu cllerts or all the authori
al ties te settle the grade ; after vlgor vlger
?r oreus war en it small st-ile was jireM-cu-?
ted for a week or two, the curb has
, tnally been left te run an IndeK-udent
"ft. ruuc ; us uise air. Jlie. u. ilaas, jh
't tee aauare below. Ami wIk.i. nr t,
. aerswlth undertook te put down an
:;afalt gutter In front of his Lime
. wsiueure, be had the ery inter inter
rexirieuee of belmr reeuln-d t..
V.
May It 5. and they lay it back again as
HW bawi at ftrat : his enlv i-nmw.nu,,.
tftHMteJKj. visit from
it" X, Kiiiieiutii, of tuniw.Wni,,peJmt Jer .
h. D. l'ye, of Maryland, iloeil;cofr.
2EIi
C TEAT.
paj'ing his own bill for the t'
of his blocks. O
en tne lllrrr's.
Tills friction between pre
IStrcnm.
and city official ever streets
walk grades should be prompt
blight
te nu cud, by the cstabllshi"ft.t of uiil
form grades aud the rcctJitcatlen of thorn
thnt nre wrong at the cost of the city.
It will 1 n severe penally te pay for
cftlcinl Incompetence, but If It will serve
tomnkethc people vigilant lu sccitrlug
geed officers, It will hnve Its compensa
tion. Certainly there Is no matter of official
conduct which Is mere open te popular
inspection than the administration of
the streets. Jt Is clear that these of
Lancaster arc net well kept, notwith
standing the great amount of money
spent upon them. That they should net
have a uniform official grade is a dis
grace. That they should becevcrcd with
stones that promptly turn into mud is a
scandal, that might bc)cxpectcd from an
administration that finds itself utterly
unable te tell the citizen hew te lay ids
curb aud build his house lu conformity
with ids neighbor nnd nccerdlng te n
city plan.
Till; pathetic raw of Mis. Bailer Is
ntlrnctlngduonltcnllen. Puttier Hutlur, n
Catholic priest, breke his ews four years
age and married a young wemnii of his
parish named Ilrady. He has new written
a Very humble loiter te his bishop, asking
ferglvcucss,nnd having abandoned his wife
nnd child Is taken buck Inte the church te
de )K)ti!ture for Ids breaking of priestly
vows. Illshup Wlggnr declares that
his marrlngn was net valid be
cause of the priestly vows, nnd
therefore wilt net be annulled by the
church. The woman has tic .or been
ether than Miss Ilrady te the chinch. She
will remain Mrs. Uutter under the
law, but as alie Is a doretod Catholic
thnt will net be much consolation
forher. With n woman's solf-sacrillce she
tiiukes no complaint Against her hus
band. " It was his calling te be n priest, "
Is her only couiinent.
The npparent conflict between thechurch
nnd the law Is nn interesting fc.iture of this
case, for in spite of the net tlintln this land
the slate Is supreme, It Is evident that In
this Instance, the authority of the church
cirectuntly overrides the law. Can the
rules anil declstuus of priests cancel the
rights aud obligations of a inurrlnKe duly
solemnized according te ilvll law ? It
would npiiear se.
Wiik.n the late 8. H. Cox Juy upon his
death bed lie remarked te the friends
around him that he looked buck te no
work of his busy life with 111010 ploasure
than te his successful olleits for Iho cstab.
Ilshuicut of the llfe saving service. Ile
had Imnlly been 1 1 1 under the sod
when the terrible storm along the
const proved the vnlue of thnt ser
vice. All iitetig from Maine te the Cuio Cuie
lluns there w ere w reckH, aud, the llfe suvlni;
crews wero working night midday. The
coerd of the station at Lew c, Delaware, Is
a glorious ebltuiiry ofHiuetCev. At thnt
station nut a sIiikIe life was lest fnnn a
vessel Hint could be reached by the life
lines "nd two hundred poeplo were
brought nslioie fiimi wreckisl ships. At
the lust men wonder of what use they
havebtsin In the world, nnd the 111:111 is
happy who can llnd evidence se clear that
hu Iiiih at least done something for the race.
An attache of the German legation nl
Washington Is new InOttiiwn gathering In
formation about the C;tui.dl.iucaunls, under
orders from his government, which con
templates, he snyn, extensive development
of the waterways efOcrmmiy. This is in
the line of the policy vvlilih Censul Muel
ler, of Frankfort, has lately lepmlcd as
vigorously undcrtukeii. The Uermaii gev.
enuuent will leave no plan untried that
may seem te pieinlse commercial dev clop clep
incut. They me fully allvu te the vital
necessity of doing something te check the
otitllew of population nnd wealth thatmu-t
weaken the fatherland. " Toeiiceuriigu In
dustrial pursultsnud foreign trade, colonies
have bieu founded, stcuiushlp lines te the
const of Afrle.i subsidized, expeit pie
miumsnud driiwbncks allened, thuconsu thucensu
l.ir system Is being W Ideiicd and extended,
nnd thoerg-inlzutlou of tiurmnu chambers
of commerce, lu foreign countries contem
plated, (lennan banks are being es
tablished at hemy and in China. 'le
cheapen freight nnd lorncllllnte shipments,
uiu.ils nnd water coutses are being built,
livers made navigable, and harbors iiu iiu
lueved." The consul lluds that the seem
ingly piosjieieiis condition of general tntde
does net seem te illicit the londlllen el the
peer, "lucre-ise of prices te luuuulucturers
for their products Is net followed by In
crease of wnges te laborers, and the in
creased cent of woikliiKinen'M necessities
seems te put them in a mere deplorable
petition than ev er. The constant illv Inieu
of pieperly and small estates of thoe in
the middle elutcs, unci the crushing out of
small concerns by a combination of large
ones, I constantly recruiting the laboring
classes and Hinging Inte them an clement
of enlightened discontent that may one
day churn or lift it Inte pretest." lier
iiiaiiy Is giving us nn ebjevt lessen in the
woiklngef a S3 stem of nitlllelul stimula
tion of commerce by subsidy and public
weiks whlle choking it with tuxes. .She
has, at lcaiit the excuse Hint costly military
oigaulratleu Is a necessity . The statement
of business In proportion te population,
leaves the two gient inllituiy nations in a
very lugloileus kj-,IUeii. Helland leads
the weild lu the amount of businuss done
pei capita of Hpulutieu. The average
business done by the Dutch amounts te
IV'7.3 1 per annum. Swlteil.ind comes
next, but far behind, with tWATt ; then
l.ngldlid, .yivKij while tieiinauy ami
1'iuuee due business ofeuly $W.M I01 each
man, woman and child inside their boun
daries. Till. Huv. Uieihii. K. Pi.mhesi, of
Droeklyn, has been sued for thirty
tlieusand dollars damages ler enusing the
failure of a magazine known us W'eulnaml
Weapons or CVinfeui Hu. kcr. it is
alleged he undertook te islll n lhal pub
lication, On,-VAi.v, whlle serving as odlter
orthe llrst uametl. Aim, that he publishisl
n book of llible studies, which ceutnlucsl
matter prc.trcsl ter U'anti ttml IIYuyieiix.
Asa result el this nttemjit te serve two
masters and ait as his own ilvul in the
0llteri.1l tit Id, the m.igalne IntiguisliiHl
and he stnppsl trying t iIkieui itbycompli itbycempli
mentan mention In his evangelical ser
mons. He went te Scotland and let the
magalne go te pieces, which it very
promptly diil. IMIterlal acrobats are by
no mcins rare, and w riters ellen take "a
keen delignt lu carrying en llerce con
troversy vilh tlicinschcs through the
celiiiiiiiHOfriv.il publications; out it is net
often that a preni her tries the game.
Tin: state Prohibitory League held Its
tlrt state convention en Thursday. This
organization's claim that it is non-partisan
Is net sustained by the sitting of three
alleged Democrats beside the forty-thice
Republican aud uluilccu I'ruhlbltienUts;
and the greater predominance of Republi
can representatives shows that it Is net u
Prohibitory se much as a Republican
League. The Prohibitionists teen snake in
the Prohibitory League's bucket, and when
the Itepublicau shysters come at Quay's
bidding te the Prohibition cuup for vvu'tcr
they will visit In v sin. Drave, Heaver's
lieutenant, tried te explain Candidate for
Tie 'urer Beyer's attitude en the liquor
question, aud choked etr the endorsement
, of any nominee, net even permitting the
l oiCI...t..-:;?,.?.lielce of its own.
la:;
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A DAILY
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ni-!ivnnirxl -'Pate of Alice Wetael, Found tlcnd In
. . Ut'' tnfWuai. -.tl.u llwfuln.
v' a Fortiiae Teller's Attode.
On Wednesday morning the body of a
young woman was found in the hut of nn
old fortune felling has in the village of
Purdytewn, between Shamekln and .Sini
biiry, The remains were Identified m
these of Allce Wetzel, a young girl of
Hcrnden. An examination of her body
showed that deatli had resulted from
poison. Tills led le suspicious of murder
and broueht out the fellow lug sad story.
Miss Wetzel's home is Ifcrden, where
sbe lived happily until she wns sent te
visit an aunt in Chicago. Whlle thore tier
father, who Is jKssessel of considerable
means, Insisted that she sheulil go te school
nnd ns he was a practical man decided that
type writing nnd trouk-kcenlng should be
a tmrt of her education. About a yenrnge
slie returned home, a liiindsome girl of 10.
Hhehad becoine fhoreughiy In love with
city life, however, nnd (he llttle country
town was tee quirt for her.
Hhe finally decided loge te Hunbury te
get a situation ns tysiw rllcr, nnd in spite
of nil remonstrance went and obtained a
situation. Khe ditl net keep It long, ns slie
was rather wild, nnd the lawyer discharged
her. She then went te Purdytewn nud
secured n situation as a domestic, Whlle
there she attended several dances, and at
one of them met her deceiver, a prominent
society man. About n week age the girl
dlsnpiicarcd, nnd It wns only Wednesday
she was discovered (lend In the old ling's
cabin.
The finding of the Issly wns by two llttle
girls going te hnvn thelr fortunes told.
When they entered the deer she lay en the
fleer, and a deg wns licking her cold face.
Their screams brought the old hag and
some pussers-by, nnd te them the old
woman disclaimed any knowledge of the
deed, although she has been locked up
nwnlting nu Investigation, ft Is stipiiescd
the man who ruined her Is nt the bottom of
it, nnd the old fortune-teller wns his assist
ant.
A lllrl Crazed liy Itollrleil.
Intense excitement was created nt flooch fleoch floech
lnud C. II., Vu,, Thursday night during n
(hiireh meeting by the nppoaranre of Amy
Heggs, u small colored girl, In thocongro thecongro thocengro
gatlon, lleurshlii' a razor. Men,
woinen nnd children ran lu all dlrt-ctlnus.
Seme women fainted, ethers tumbled In
the mud, nml the girl was seen In posses
sion of the chinch, her eyes glaring and
her slight figure trembling with frenzy.
When sun hail driven the lust pursuit fiem
the church, she cried out :
" New I vvnnt te see the devil I"
who was finally overpowered by two
constables, nnd an examination showed
that she was lu a religious ecstaey nnd wns
looking for the devil, whose threat she had
tnken a vow te cut. It wns fortunate that
the congregation fled befere her, as she
had been told that the devil wits lu some
people, and she designed cutting them open
iegel at him.
1 i. .
t". I eped With 11 I'm-iu I it ml .
C. Wlnlleld Hldgley, a farm hand em
ploy cd by Peter l-urrel, lit Wrlglitsteu n,
cleprsl with Miss Nellie 1'arrolen Tuesd.iv,
(toi-tamber 17, and nothing was heard of
cither el" them by the distracted
parents until Wednesday, when a let
ter wns received from the young glil, In
which she said she aud Wlnflcld had been
married nndiisktsl her futher's forgiveness.
The parents or the girl, lien ever, are In
dignant, and will, it Is said, semi 11 consta
ble lifter young Hldgley at once tinniest
lil lit 011 the thai go el abduction, The
clergyman who mairlisl the couple, It Is
alleged, w ill also be piesecuted, us the girl
was under age. Hlilgley Is a man about IE)
jeurs of age, geed-looking, a geed vv inker
nnd 11 man of exemplary habits, while the
brldu Is 11 very handsome blonde, HI yours
old nnd highly cultiiied. Her patents 1110
wealthy.
M10 Tnckksl Hut .Iiixtlcu.
A sensational scene eeeuiietl In Justice
W. II. Davis' court in Wheeling, W. Vu.,
mi jiinrsiiiiy iniinng. .viis. .nine i;o i;e
lelln, 11 VMiuinn of Aiuiireulau proportions.
mil liieught Intoeeiiitonnch.irgoof gianii
Iii-miiv Tim hearing was set for Friday
inula tin il n turiiisl te niek upaiKipm
tlietlelci I .iii langathls threat. Davis
litV.,MaiH old, and the fienzled woman
brought him te the tloer with hulllclcnl
I'orce te cut n gush in the Judicial bend.
Mis. ('esteite held en te his threat despite
the elleits of Ihuefllccrs In utteniluuceiiml
there was a suveie struggle.
Finally the Justice secured 11 cnue and
struck his ussailnut severut times ever the
lie.ul, liillittlug seteu cuts. .She wits then
securisl nnd ltH;keil up. Her elleuse Is
punishable w Ith at least 11 year's imprison
ment. Keep the IJnms lleultliv
If ,t)il Muni 11 stst nieillli unit ItiiiIIi. If the
Kiiiiisliccoineseiiii, they lese llnlr peuci te
held the tuth. 'I lie use or Hll.OHONT Is In
viihuhln Ipcisiiisc It removes the tnrtar which
H'irutcH tlin lts?tli nml Kiiins.
Ill J'lcue's relicts cure constipation, bilious.
iichi, slik hcailaihc, bilious htmliuhe, unit nil
tltrniigcnientsut the stomach, Hu raiul lmfcl.
K.H.tw
I'aik am Din an iitleinl the ii'c of uiiKtiu
tarrh reiuuillcs. I.lipiltls unit miiiIIs 1110 1111
plpitMint us well us iliiiii;reiis. i:iy' Creuiii
lliilni Is sure, pleasant, mslly npptlcil Inte the
nnstrll, uinl n nurecure. It clritnst h the nasal
passviieii nml heuls ths Inilinutsl inriiibraiic,
Klvlngn lit fut once, i'rlce, 61V. r ep'-VVItt il
I I OOD'H HAUS.U'AUII.i...
DoYeu
lluvc that cvtrcmetlrrit fisllng, luiiciier, with
out iiitlte or strength, Impaired ttluistlen,
nml 11 KCiienil reeling of misery 11 Is Impimlblc
iliscrltsi? HihkI'8 Hiirk.iisinlla Is u viiitlrfiil
lucitlcliie for creating nn uppttlte, promoting
tllKcstlun, nml teuhiK up the n hole nit in, rI -tug
streiiKth anil ncllvlty In pimp or wenlmes
nml tUblllt.v. Ile sure te get Heist's.
"1 hike Heist's harsainirlllu cvtry )curii8u
tonic, Willi most u tin factory icstilts. I recom
mend Heed's Hurtuipiirillu te all who hnve that
miserable llrett ffcllnt'." c. I'viimkih, 3'J
llrblKettrcel, Ilioeklyn, N. V.
IltiOD'SSAHSAPAHIl.l.A
".Vfy lienllli us net veiy kisI rm some
month, I ilbl net have much npintltc. nor
sleep n til. 1 ulviliaillieiu r ', b 1 1 icbt .
nml I hail noiiiiitiltleii liiibi imtiiiii!i 1 . ,.
recemuiciitleil te try UikhI'h bitrKiiparllla. Ami
tlituiKli I hnve net tnlicii all of one tint He us j tt
I fts I like it neu person, I IiIkIiIj rrceimuciiil
It leall. Mils, w A. Tl'li.MH, V. Ilimmt-i,
Muss
MAKliSTlIU Wl.Alv STHONtl
1 leek IliMHl'sHarsiipaillln bir malaria with
ix.'tcct lesiilts.lt guveme trcnt;lh se that I
can tin all m-, hoiiM'Merli, and walk nil nbeul
the lii'lKhberhtHHl. Jfu niore iiiliihie Ter me,
Hhfii Heist's Nirtiiparlllu Is se goeil 11 mtsll
tine. I iivemiiiciHl It inert Mime." l.cci.sui
l'aiiimi, rniiiilnghum Cenlie,.vias.s.
HOOD'S SAHSAPAHII.LA
bold tij nil tlruKgists. St ; sU for a. rreistrttl
eiil li.v C I. HOOD A CO., IaivtcII, Muss.
nODOSl-XONKDOI.I.Alt (3)
lAiiruifH i.trn.i: li vi:n rn.iJs.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE
Sick Headache unit relieve nil the troubles Incl
ilent te 11 bilious state of the system, such us
Dizziness, -Nituscu. lirei.ncss, listrts urtir
hntliiB, nun in the Hble. .te. While their most
remarkable success has been sbetin In curing
sick:
lltsiiluchc. Jit I'lllTllll'N UTTU: I.IVIIK
lil.li urn tsiu.illy Mthmble In Ceiisllisitlun.
curing nml prcvciitlnj; this aieuit lnk- ,siin'
ptiilnl.vihlletlicy also correct oil itlsorilciser
I heteiiiiu'h, silmulnte Hie liver unit rcgulittc
the bimils. i;vcn If they only cured
HEAD
Aihethey would be nlmest prlctles te thetu
hu siilltr rrem thbi ttbtiiMlm; isimplalut :
but rertiiuately tluir kikhIiicss does mil nut
lure, 1111 J theMj vihe emx) try them n III Hint
these little pill vuliiuble In se many wuv Hint
lieywlll mil lie willing te tin without thtiii.
llul lifter nil sick beittl
ACHE
Is the bane of se initny Ue that here Is where
we miikeeurKreul beait. Our pills cure It while
ether tin net.
CAHTIMfN I.ITTI.U I.I VKK I'H.I.S nre very
small uiiil very eusy te take. One or two iillfs
inakoeUoxo. They lire strictly vegetable nnd
itouei srlpe pr purge, but by their gentle ne ne
lien eleuse nil vrhe ux them. In vlulnut 2et$;
nve rer II. Helil ever) where or sent by mull,
CAHTEIl MCOIUINK CO., SPAV YOHIC
Small PUL SniaJIDese.
aut;13-)ydteU
Small Price.
INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
JUattrtmnhcr'n.
I'liiLADELriiia, Friday, Rrt, CT, isss.
It is a terrible temptation.
All ever the store arc the
lines of Dress Goods. We are
devoted te them. Mew could
it be otherwise ? Study, care,
absorbing attention, money
have been going into them for
many months. They are the
pleasures of hope.
At last they are here. Six
hundred and ninety-six different
Novelties are in view. Women
of taste in and about Philadel
phia, medistes, retail dry eoeds
dealers, manufacturers and
their agents, representatives of
the great importers in New
Yerk were all in the throng of
visitors that yesterday surged
through the aisles and about
the counters.
They all said things about
the show. Tlic testimony was
valuable and agreeable.
The terrible temptation is te
print some of the sayings. But
no, net a word of it. Niagara,
Ment Blanc, the Atlantic Ocean
and the Sistitie Madenna need
no certificates. Neither does
the Dress Goods stock. It
would be scant courtesy te our
visitors te question their own
nice sense of criticism by im
posing a set of ready-made
opinions in advance.
696 styles, exclusively Novel
ties, en view. Hiding in de
mure boxes around counters
and fixtures are mere, and all
different.
After te-day the G96 will go
into retirement. Yeu will find
them, when you want, by seek
ing. Women's Costumes as a
branch of Artistic Industry com
mand very properly the ser
vices of many a genius, and net
only in the production of ma
terials. Te fit, decorate, and
drape a gown is indeed a fine
art. The recent reorgaimntien
of our Dressmaking Depart
ment introduces the largest op
pertunity for converting ele
gant Dress Stuffs into com
pleted Costumes.
A piano in a brass band,
Men's ami Beys' Clothing in a
Dry Goods store perhaps you
would call them equally incon
gruous. After all, Dry Goods
wedded te Clothing is (or was)
the store notion.
When the Dress Goods come
down like the sands of the sea
for number, all ether interests
iiiusl gracefully retire from the
types. But the Clothing pro pre
tests and wants te knew if it
has conic here in quantity and
style unequalcd, only te be
pushed aside by gowns and
stuffs. Oh, no, you precious
Clothing, you are here for the
Men and Beys te buy. And
they will buy you you're tee
cheap te be left unbeught.
Wise people in Philadelphia
tee wist: tee keep their money
and leae such clothing.
.Mnikctstiict side.
Scheel fixings, desk helps,
anything, everything.
With l'mkcl Cutltry nnd Japanese thing-.
Jiuilpcriiiid Market stiis?t corner.
A geed Grip Sack for $1.25 ;
a Telescope Bag for 25c, or as
much as you care te pay.
boutliucsteficntic.
$1 1 worth of Picture, Frame
and Easel for $5.50.
Han nit nl, Market street side.
Best Violin, Banjo and Gui
tar Strings about half price.
Willi Musical Instruments, II.im incut, neitii
wist of cenlie.
65c Brocade Ribbon, 25c.
Counter full just as worthy.
Knst TinnMp.
Jehn Wanamaker.
enil jLieticctt.
ijshT.vn: or nennitr a. hvans. lati: or
ll tlic fit v of Luncnster, deceased. letters
tct,mtcului diisalilcstulchitvluKbcen granted
te the iiuilcrslimctl, nil pel sons Imlcbtctlthercte
me leqiiestiHt te iniilte lmiuedlnte wi. meet,
nnd these having claims or ileniaiuls npnliut
the same, Mill present them without ibluy
rei si tth mem le the uiiiterslgnnl.
JOHN 3. KVANH,
a.j. nucitt.Y,
i:xecutuis,
I'l Iaisl Uiant St., Lniiciisttr. la.
IMliir.Wft.Uw
IJshTATi: Ol' HAHHAHA I'HUZAHT, I. rH
i eriaiaenster cltj, iIi-cciimsJ, letters tes
tniiiiiitiiry 011 sabl eftatii haunt been
Kniiited te the im.lcisltucit, all poisons ludtbttsl
thtriteurc requested te inulte limnetllate pn
nu in, nnd tbe-e hnvlnt; claims or demands
iiKiiliikt the same, will picsent them ulthuut
dilii for stttlcment te the unitcrslj;ueil,ieb.
tn; In IjincuMcrt My.
si:vi:illN IllTCHKY, i:cculer.
Jmi. V. I'evi I, Allerney. auil-eiitl'
Toeto rtu gluvee.
ii:.m mis!
IVrsens who are hi search of comlert stieiild
coiielih r thut a gicuttletil of it Is te lie found hi
the kind or shoe they wear an lll-MUlii,.- shoe
vi III put the whole body out of fix.
We have Just rctclvtd u very line Unites
Dougeln lluttnii Insipiiire tixs. w hit h vie sell nt
St -VI. SilU mil F.".'. butlhestte gnnbi Is Im
mense nnd v ill (.Iti i'i- most pnrtlcul.ir ier
miiis sattsbict Ien. W". i. m uise rccelviM lids
, uitetlur big lei nl eurMcu sCtUbniieil
trUXIfthee. This Ums all ether shoes nt that
price tin the imtrkil.
ScIiikjI Shis for tin. Children, Mi i, i I mt
vlts'ublc, ni lie IeuckI iMvkllile prlts. I i i Is
ileti'lvtsf t On ailrlliicnts of dtnliihn
Iir.nnlM miiiii.cIi for nothing Common st iw
ullittllyeii Unit youtteii ttl mere Ihuuyeu
Iii y rer.
VVeitie pr.u licnl thmmnliCj-H nnd Knew whut
we sill. Tr us
ltelvs trull Y'eur,
Wm, H. Gast,
NO. 10.'. NOmil QIT.KX Sr., LANCASTER '
llinMjdWAK
Wfy- CAHUY THE LAllQlsT 8T0CIC Or
y Klpe and Ktne Hmeklug Tobacco In the
city. Weeden I'i is salts-, and iOe.cach. Uenu
I no Meernhunm i'liies ut 'Jic. each. i
, .. PKJlL'TH'h CIUAK STOKE,
llSlfiin 111 East KlusHtreeu '
far le v ftrttt.
PUM.IC SALE-OW THUIWDAy, OCTC
BKK 10, Ki, at ths Kwstens Heuse, nt
7 JO cm., of lbs TwtsStery BRICK UvVKLL
ING, containing reven room. nleMy rsvpfrd.
Ne. in Wct James itrect. Let fronts 3D fwt
and widens te SS feel In rear, nntt In depth l.'M
fret, mere or less. Hydrant, fruit and shrub
bery. All In Koetl condition.
JOHKN! HOUBKn.
Jeet.nitAISKS.AucU rOt!F,M,W
13UI11.10 ham: ok vammw.k citv
I'ltOrEHTV AND MJHINIMHHTANI).
WKU.SESOA Y, 0CT0DER2, 1SR9,
Wilt be sold atpublle sale at the Cllr Hetel,
thnt valuable Thrto-Htery Brick IhrcH'nK and
Htere Htand, corner of Knst Oranca end Chris
tian Uresis. Tlie building has eleven retrm,
vtHIi all the modern conveniences, Ae. The let
fronts 2"iV feel en Orange street, and extends
nleTiR (lirlntlnn street loe feet. This prerwrty Is
In the heart or the clty,beliig only bIjeui a mln
ule'a walk of tlepet, pontettloe, court house. Cen
trnlmnrkct. Centre Hqunre, nnd within halfn
block of thn public liiuldtnr, sewn te lie
creciee, inaaini; il n very uesiraeie piace ier
business purposes. The properly will positively
le Feld, as 1 am colngle engage In oilier busi
ness out of the city.
,nn of purchasa money can remain In the
property al 6 per cent
Hale te commence at 7 TO p. m.
sepawtd urnuH 11. ceia'in.
-1IWINa OUT HALE.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
AT
Gee. Weber's Coach Works,
CHRISTIAN HTIIEET.
(Bttween Orange nnd Chratnut (Streets.)
Censlittlnc of JumivHeal Carriages, two Kour Keur Kour
1'est Jenny l.lnd". two McCuU WagetiN, (second (secend
Ilnnd Trettlne Ilucer, anil several llijhtl'lnt llijhtl'lnt
ferm Wagons that will enrry from 1,500 te 3,W
pounds.
Alse a few Kine Weighs. Call Early for liar
Kalns. autjae-lfil
"OUIIMC HALE OF VAMJAnij; HEAL
I. ESTATE, fXINHlHTINO OK HOTEL,
DWELLING 1I0UBEH, Ac.
O.V HATUI1DAY, HfcPTEMBEIl 28, 18811,
Uy v lrtue of nn Order of the Orphans' Court of
Luiicnttcr county, l'a., the undersigned ailniln ailniln
htniter or Jehn U. Hbclly, deceuseu, will sell at
public sale en the prcmlscM lu Mount Jey bur
ouch, the follewlm; ltent Estate. Mr.:
Nn. 1. That popular nnd well-known Tni-
t-...-.. ..... .. .. ..i a .111 tlrvfw tlltll T1tl
niui) .1111111111.1, i,n.ui. UUH.UUUI1II1II1UI
knew n ns the " lied Lien," altuate en the south
east corner of Enst Main nnd llartiaru streets, In
theboretiRh of Mount Jey, laincaster county,
l'a.. fronting en East Main street, 60 fcet, mero
or less, and extending lu depth lw rect, mera or
lens, Ien II feet wlde alley. The hotel contains
cleen sleeping roemii, with parlor, dlnlug dlnlug dlnlug
roen saiiiple-rexim, barroom and kitchen en
Jlrst floei. The Improvements thereon consist
efa Harn.eiipnbleer accommodating 23 horse,
Oirrlase Ueiise, Wash 1 louse, Heg IVn, Cistern,
frape vtnmt nnd ether fruit trees. 1 lilt hotel
ins uilej eit the pnlroniiRnertho tnivellni; pul
llc uiiiUr tlic management of the lale proprie
tor for n period of twenly.flve years mul Is one
of the lst known hotels lu thestate, nnd n very
iteslmble hotel property, with n large city nml
country patronage.
Ne.", Consists efa Dreve Yarilanil W'elRhtmi
Heuse, vi Ith HillbibliishcUdlnK In case or rnlnv
weather. The let fronts en IliirlinrnMrret.i?
feet, mere or less nnd has n depth of ISO feet,
mere or less. The width of the rear of the let Is
about U0 feet; nn entrnnce te drove yard beliiR
uise mnde from Hassafrus alley, en the side or
wild j aril.
Ne. 3. A let of (-round, corner of Barbara street
nud Sassafras alley, fronting en Harliarn street,
45 rcct, mere or Uss, nud ettendlngln depth 130
feet, mero or lcs. On which Is erected n One
and n-hnlfHtery KIIAMEWWIXLINO HOUHE,
Hoj; t'en. gnipe v hies nnd fruit trciw, Ac.
All of (he foregoing prejiertles Jein nnd will
be sold ns n w hole or sepumtcly hh may be most
ili-slmtila.
Ne. I, A vnliinbtn home, consisting of n Tmv
Hterynuilu-hnir IlltleiC IIWELLINO HOUHE,
with twisstery Kriiine Attachment, having a
front or '.7 reel, mere or less, en East .Main street,
iindnttepth eriOl feet te n II ret t wide nllev.
'Iho let contains n stable, fruit of various kinds
und necessary outbuildings.
All the foregoing riepcrtlcs are In Mount Jey
borough, LnncasUT county, l'a., and desirable
liivcstimiils. All persons desiring le purchase,
nnj Invited tee-tnmlne the prejiertles, nndnny
lnrermntlim required will be furnUbiil by the
iiinleiKlgiicil.
Sule te commenee nt 7 o'clock p. ni en
Haturihiy, Kptemberi, 1S?9, when conditions
w III he made knew nlu
OEOHOEA.HHELLY,
L. 1). (Ul.i.AiillKii, AucU Admlulstniter.
Jehn II. .i:i.i,Kit8. Clerk. uu-.Mt(lKAltw
(Crtvpcle.
J-yt. l. 1". HHAUH. J. V. VONDEltSMlTH.
OINTE PRICE,
AND THAT THE IX)WIT.
ONE BUSINESS,
And llml Olven Most Cnrcful Attention.
THi:
La tica ster Carpet H euse,
Only 18 Deers from Poatefltce,
SHAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
uug2t-ljd
(iivviunce.
QTANDAllD CAKKIAUUWOItK.
EDV. EDGERLEYr
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0,U, IJ.tli MAHKirrSTllEKr. (lteur of
1'ostetllcc), LANCAHlElt, l'A.
the
De net Kail le Cull During KAIH WEEK nnd
hie our 1'lne Assortment of
Buggies, Ptistens, Jump Seat Carriages.Etc.
I huveull the latest sly les te select from, mid
hav e also u very line assortment or second-hand
work some or my own work.
Ilottem prices. Cull mid examine. Ne trou
ble te show our work unit explain every tlelull.
Hi painting and ltepalrlug promptly mid
neatly done. Oae set of veerkmtu especially
employ isl for that purpose.
ittueic.
1 O.NTMISH IT I
RARE BARGAINS.
A liinnd Diplut of the VIet repuhir mid
Slist Htlhible
Pianos and Organs
WILL HE MADE II Y
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
AT THE
l.AXCA&TEli COl'Xrr FAM.
All should examine them, for sooner or later
en will want one, nnd one ihut will give veu
satisfaction. We positively guarantee satisfac
tion In ecr iiurilciitur for six juirs, and sell
en the cash si terms tlve dollars a month.
Think of It -from one te two) cars te pn for It I
The itbeve gtMHls cunie direct from theluctery,
mid we will eiler u pevltlve bargain tach day of
thelnlr. Klltlv JOIINhON .t CO..
Ne. 21 W csl King M Ijincuster, l'.i.
! S. -Sccend-Iltuul l'luiiesund Organs taken
In Kvchange.
u'Jl-ljd.vw
itlietdiiVitpltfi.
ROTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
kkem
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Twe llackgreuuds mne es(ieclally for Must nud
Three-ijuuTtcr Icngtli I'liotegrnplis.
ROTE.
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
Neil Doer le the I'ostelllce.
lanT-Aind
. 1..MIY WOLK,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 130 East King street, ha vlmrn
full line of Kurulture of every description nt the
lowest price. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Cull and examine our eoed.
p.""" H. WOLK. ISdKjut King Street.
tullAlts -.( rVFFHTHK LTEST
v llur tnii. Ml.. HuLle. aril most comferlnblti
tuMjits n.ui m.mcs any aire, at r.iUJi3I.V. a
tieutu' Kurntslilng hteie, ii est Klu; strct t.
27. 1889.
W
9c
B
AROAINS.
CHHRLES STK3V7Vj,
Nes. 35 and 37 North Queen Street '
i
mains in
HKNRIETTAH.. At 1280
" - At 2SJ
" - At 200
... At ITS
" - At 1 60
-'...At 125
At 100
" - ...At 89
' -.At 76
" Al 2
" At SO
And at 2.V nnd 37K cent.
Best, Largest aud Finest Assortment of the
MONEY 8AVINO
BOSTON
Nes. 35-37 North
Ii;i
CHARLES STAMH.
tOUC0,
F
LINN A BHENEMAN.
- FOR
STOVES!
-ae
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne- 152 Nertlx Queen Street,
LANCASTER,
(CttvuHnvc.
A NTK1UEOAIC KURNITUKE.
OCHS &. GIBBS,
NEW DESIGNS
ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE,
2d, 3d and 4th Floers, 31 S. Queen St.
Vitlrtcc of neht0it.
P
AL.VCE OK KASIUON.
OPENING
-or-
EARLY FALL MILLINERY
-AT THi;-
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
Special Attractions This Week !
ItetiKli-iiiitlltemiy titiilers, iu black,
navy, brown iinilciiriliiinl, nt 15c njiiecc.
IteUL'll-llllll-Hl'llllv 'I'lirbnna In nil Ili
new sbnjics, 25c.
All the new cut Full nhaiics in Felt
Hats, nWO nml Toe apiece.
Finest French Felt Hats, Turbans and
Bennets, at $1.25 and 51.60.
The grandest asheitment of Childreu'B
'I rimmed Felt Hats, all new aud hand hand
peine styles, at U, $I.iK and $1.50.
A few only left of thoe White Satin
Plush IlatH, for littln beyn. at 25c aiiiece,
weitli Jl. '
WINGS.
One let at only 5e niiicee.
One let of iiK-e large Wings, a greal
bargalu, only 10c apiece.
Hue .Still' Wing", in black, white und
colored, at 15, 10 and 25e.
Very line new Fancy Whign and
Birds from 25e up te J;t apiece. The
lurgei-t and lluet asiertmcnt ever
breuglit te I.iiiH'iistcr.
(Jretit hiieeinl btirgtiiuiii Black Plume,
ut 75c.
Fine Black Tips, from 31 c n Iniueh uji.
RIBBON'S.
fc-pecuil drive iu lAi m ,i;id (iies-fJiain
Bibbens, at 2, 4, 5, 7, 1) and 10c it yard,
at our Special Bargain Itibbeu Counter.
Oue let of new Satin Ribbon, picot
edge, warranted iiuiv silk, in Xe. 10 ;
all bright colere for Fancy Werk, only
l.".!' II Vlir.l llnlll.l lu, l,.... C,, !-...
All new lanry Ribbons, for Fall nnd
Winter Hats, open new ami ready for
inspection.
Silk Plushes in all colors lti-iiich,
liTIc; 10-inch, 60c, 10-inch Imported
Moleskin at tl.25. '
All Hhadchef Satin, excellent iiunlity.
only 60c n yard. AVe M.-11 any quantity.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Xew Winter CtetHihclicni)er fliait ever.
Be.vs' SuiN at -fl.10, (Ji.tis, J2.I0, fi.".,
ami upwards.
lvuee Pants, 2i, 37, l!V, and upward.
Beys' Overcoats at $2.08, 3.00, W..SH.
Twe great Bargains iu Ladies' Black
.lep-ey t'eiitH, at t2.f, worth JJ.Stl; at
W.t's, wert it W.
By' Kilt Suits from J2.60 up.
And this special bargain iu Ladies'
fine Corkscrew .laeketH at 3.60; worth
?-.oe.
A full line of Chlldix-n's and -Misses'
CeaU from PS; ut).
A full line or Ladies' Xewinaikets
front j2.0.sdpe:.
Pliii-li .lackets, Pltisli Siictjues Plush
Wraps, Plush MtHljeskns, Plu-li Xew
markets. Stere will lie clesetl en THURSDAY
NF.XT, SKPTHMBI:r 2i, ,m account
of Holiday.
ASTRICH BROS.
SVttovttcue.
T UTUEK S. KAUKKMAN,
ATTOnNKV-AT-LAW.
Sweud Kleer Etlileiuau Law Uullitlng. Ne. 1
iu i.u vuic aiictu uyiiri uatr
tiaJk- -
vr
CAfeHMERE SHAWLS . At HOW
-At IT 00
" At ISM
At 13 U
.. ..-At 1000
-jt em
-At 809
" " - At 700
- ..........At 0
" " . , j
it t .''..Z.At
And at 11.00, im, n.m,"nM, ,'iM,s.ie.
geed In Lancaiter at Leweal Price
STORE.
Queen Street.
&c.
-
STOVES!
te-
PENN'A,
tyrxvbru itve.
TTAUDWAIIE t
HARDWARE!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS I
AT
Marshall & Rengier's,
I) & 11 80UTH QUEEN hT.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges
OF EVEHY DE8CMITION.
Tlie Largest Atsortmenter QUNH iTndltlFLEB
lu tlie City.
TINWAKE, CEIIAinVAItE , CUTLERY, Ac
FODDER YARN,
CAHI'ENTERH TOOLS and UUILDINO MA
TEltlAL. I 110YALM1XEDFA1N1X,0IL.S. VARNWHES
I and WHITE LEAD.
j &-A Full Line of Uncral Hardwure.-e
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
NOS. 0 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
rcbS-lvtt
(Cljlmtiuavv.
TTIQU & MAIUTN.
Jars ! Jars !
AT
Cliina Hall-
A fresh burrr.v OK
"LIGHTNING" JARS
In I'lnts, Quart und HhK GhIIduh,
Al' LOWEST l'RICEW,
MASON'S IN ALL SIZES.
JELLY TUMBLERS, ,lc,
AT
High & Martin,
NO. 15 EAST KING ST.
itrtclliltCVU.
UTEAM.
vVedcfclrolecallltliB attention of consumer
of Htcain Goods and Ennliutrk' Huiiillrii, te our
larceiind varied tock of linen, Vnlvcii, Ceck,
Muilealile mid Oixt Iren Kitting, AbtH'sliw,
VulcalM'aten und Uhiidiirlan, hlitel, llkteu ami
Valtel'ai'ltlngs; Sm-eIcIi Hint Red Line lletlect
Ihk UiiUBii UliibMt., bletim RadlaterK and hteam
HfiitlUK Apparatus; bet anil Cap Serewn, and
In fuel ulinwit cvirtliliiK required by Meam
usern, and allot wlilch vre uller ut price whltli
ve ituaraiitee te be lower than these of any
ether dealer In this v lclnlty.
We have positively the largest kterk, and be
Iiir connected with the Telephone Exchange,
are prepared te receeniid rill all orders In the
MiorUi.lpeM.lble lime. When In want of an.
thins Incur line, call en us fur prices and w
wlllcoiivliice ou of our ability unit Milling
nei-s te have veu Meney. Delay aud Vexation.
Our ricllltiis for furnlkhliii; Encliies, liellern,
Hliaftlui;, l'ullevn, llnni'erii.bpeelal Mitehlnery,
l'liimtiem' Hnd Ciiui Klttern Teel, I'attenu,
Medel, and Iren and lira Cantlntt. and for
the prompt rcjmtr of all kind of uiacnfiiery nre
unexcelled in Laucaslcr, and e rexpectrully
eellfil a khare of ) our patronage.
Central Machine Works,
131 lbu NORTH CHRiailANbTRKET,
UV.NCASTEH, l'A.
Geed Werk, IteuAouaele Charget, Prompt
lieiw. Telephone muiiHclltm il3-lfdll
NOJ'ICE TO Tllll.vivSEItM AND OUN
NER.S. All lierMinsara heieb) forbidden
te trespass en an of the lands of the Cornwall
nd Mpeedwcll ettes In 1-elnnen or I.iucavier
counties, whether Inclesed or uuinclreil, cither
for the purpose nf thnettng or tlshln;. a the
law will be rlcidly enforced ngnlnst all tre.
mtslnsr en raid lands of the undersigned nfte
ihts notice.
W.VI COLEMAN FREEMAN
ILl'EHUYALUEN,
EDW. C. KIIEEMAN.
Attenieys ter It. W. Celeman's Heirs.
Black Shawls and Henriettas.
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