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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-08
TEE OPERA.


Lea,itt's Burlesque Troupe Last Night
Tho appearance Of NJ. i. Leavitt's Eng
iish huriesque opera company was greeted
hy Il large audience q: Fulton opera house
last night. The performance was on the
whole. 4 disappointing one. starting out
with 4 radical change of programme, in
consequence Of which Il number of the
most prominently advertised features were
omitted. "Orphcus' was substituted for
the extensively billed "Carmen, the piece
being nondescript composition, abound
ing in scantiy clad goddcsses, and other i'll
habitants of the celestial and Internal re-
gions %: varied styles and stations, whose
conceptions of morality We're apparently NOT
Of the highest older. The music, however,
especially the chorus effects, constituted
the feature of the performance entitled to
all praise. many of the selections from
rcigning operate attractions being hap
PLY made and admirably rendered. OF the
individual members of the troupe. which
in number is nearer twenty than the forty
advertised. Miss Marie Williams proved
herself :; clever soubrctte artist, acted and
sang capitally. Miss Nellie Larkelle,
whose Autographs have profusely adorned
The store windows for several days past.
was conspicuous by her absence.
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!. -. d. +.
IrSs..lIati-n Of Officers.

Last evening D. ID. G. NJ, +. J. Eris-
man. 7. o. -. f., accompanied 10y Past
Grmids George Spurrier, of Lancaster
lodge, NJ. 60, and George Miller.
Of Monterey Lolsc, No. 242.
drove to Ma.hcim for the purpose of
instaiiin" the officers %: Mannheim lodge
They paitrol; Of an excellent supper which
mad heci, prepared iu: them at the Sunny
house, after which they proceeded to the
lod, &c room where the following officers
were installed
Noble Grund-I. w. Erb.
Vice Gaand-I. S Whitman.
Secrc!ary-H. VI. Ensminger. q
Asst. Sccrctary--Charlcs A. Kline
Trrasuicr-Chas. \. Dunlap.
Tie assets Of the lodge are 50, S29.6 and
liabilities not hing.
Lancaster Lodge, No. 81, |. o. o. f.,
INSTALLED their recently elected officers last
evening. Their names have been pub
lishcd heretofore. The relief furnished
by tlc Lodge during the past term
amounted to sl.310SS. The assets Of the
lodge are i1,S030G. and the liabilities
none. There are $50 members. of whom
only % required relief.
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The Unknown Dead Man.

Coroner Mishler has received the follow
ing letter which explains itself. The
coroner says there is no doubt that the
man killed at Leainan Place is the Same
man who was at Nir. Painters, as stated
in the letter
| PAINTERS BRIDGE, CHESTER Co., PA. ,
April 6, 1881. :
To tic Coroner Of Lancaster.
DEAR SIR : l notice in two of our daily
papers of West Chester, notice of an un-
known man being killed near Leaman
Place. on Z. II. r., on Friday last. having
ON his person a diary with the words
" Painter, Painters Bridge, Chester Co..
Pa.," written i'll it. One of my farm
hands says A few days previous to the
| accident, German man came along the
road said he came from Baltimore and
was going to Lancaster county to hunt for
work was rather a stout built man from
~ to 4o years OF age; was we'll dressed in
ordinary working clothes thinks the
| clothing of grayish cast, pants inside of
his boots, black hair, u mOustache AID
other whiSkcrs was carrying a common
black valise, with very little in it. He
opened his valise il the presence of the
man and took from it diary with few
words of German, written in front part.
My man wrote in it. painter, Panter'.;
Bridge, Chester Co, Pa" The unknown
man requested my man to write the above,
as he promised my brother shor:
time before he would return to 90 to
work about April 1st, provided he dido not
find work. lie said he had been in the
country four years last fall, and had been
nearly all over the country, working here
and there short time. My man says he
now thinks it was the 2Jtli of March he
came by here he also thinks he put tie
name of our posto:ficc and station on the
railroad. g Pocopson," in the diary with
the aforementioned writing.
l do not know that this will be Of any
particular use to you, excepting if it
proves to be the same man. In all prob
ability he is one having no home or relative
to claim hi, body.
Ii it proves 20 be the same, will be
pleased to hear from you.
Most truly yours.
WILLIAM T. PAINTER,
Pooopson p. o., Chester Co., Pa
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lsY WIRE.


News Of the Afternoon Condensed
Senator Edmunds' pair las been trans
ferred from Camden, of W. Va, to Gar
land, of Ark, who is not expected back in
Washington during the remainder of the
session. Fair, Of New, has temporarily pair
ed with his colleague Jones, having been
called to St. Louis by urgent business.
Teller, of CAL, has paired with Maxcy,
hexas, and both have gone home.
Senator Carpenter S remains were to-day
sent to Milwaukee, via Chicago, in charge
of a congressional committee.
Stephen N. StockwO!l, one of the ed
itors of the Boston Joarnal, died this
morning from complication Of diseases,
aged IS. He was one of the oldest jour
nalists in New England.
The rolling mill of the Union Pacific and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, ut
Topeka burned last night, loss 100000 :;
from 200 to 500 employees thrown out Of
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THIS MORNINGS FIRE
a Small Stable Burned.

Tins morning between IL and o'clock,
a small frame stable owned by Lawrence
Coos and situated on the hotel property,
occupied by G. E. Reichman, at the
corner of Rockland and Low streets, was
DESTROYED by fire. There was nothing in
the building but ! small quantity Of straw
and it was almost entirely consumed.
There was an insurance of $7J Oh the sta
bic in the Home mutual company. This
amcunt will not cover the loss. The build.
ing was set on fire undoubtedly. At half
past eleven o'clock everything was right
aud the fire was discovered at quarter past
twelve.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.

Resolutions sP&sse1-Mem0erB Sqverely Cen
surod.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April s.-The Leg
isiature yesterday adopted the following
resolution
Resolred, That the rights of our citizens
in Great Britain who sympathiZe
with struggling Ireland, and who have
committed no crime which .justifes their
arrest and imprisonment, should be fully
maintained, and that our senator's and
representatives in Congress should unite
in calling the attention of the government
to the duty of protecting our citizens from
the penalties of the coercion act and from
other outrages upon them"
The joint committee appointed to in"es-
tiSate bribery and corruption reported that
while tho evidence does not sustain the
charges of bribery it does disclose the fact
that two members (Messrs. Davis and
Plummer) were guilty Of conduct fearfully
at variance with good morals and the
rules of prcpriety.
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II. z. Il. Finances.

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-The finance
committee Of the board of directors of the
Pennsylvania railroad company met this
afternoon, when statement was submit
ted showing that the company had secured
203, 900 shares of the p, w. & Is.
railroad company. The entire cap
ital stock of the company at present
is 231, us shares, and it has 24O, GOO bonds
which may be converted into stock. This
would make in the event Of the conya!
sion of bonds, 236, ,525 shares of stock.
The question as to the issue Of new stock
of Pennsylvania railroad authorized at the
meeting Of the stockholders was cou-
sidered, but final action was postponed.
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Foot Crushed.

About noon to-day John. Borne, aged
between II and 12 years, son Of Christian
Borne. residing at No 343 West Walnut
street, met with very severe accident be-
tween this city and Dillcrville. The boy
was sent on IN crrand this morning by his
mother and he with number of others to
Dillerville. He boarded = freight train to
ride to town and when short distance
west Of the Harrisburg pike he fell off.
One Of tho cars passed over his foot, crush
ing it badly. He was taken to his nome
and this afternoon Dr. :. +. Davis ;,mru-
tated a portion of the foot.
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Tho County House

The front of the Lancaster County house,
soon to he occupied by Mr.. Smith, late of
the Leopard.i is being lemodeled. A carriage
drive has been constructed leading from
East King street to the new stabIing in
the rear. where only footpath ran
through before, and many other improve
ment5 are contemplated.
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Corrections,

The statement that the use Of the city
water for cleaning East King street was
refused to Geo. Kline because he had failed
TO pay last years rent was mistake. The
use of the water was refused because it
was thought the Belgian pavement was
injured by having the sand and gravel
washed ont Of the interstices between the
blocks.
VIM. Ortman, of Washington borough. a
famous tobacco grower writes | have my
tobacco stock ~ inches apart in the rows,
and the rows 81 feet apart, and had II 1000
stocks Oh my patch.
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Cool :

AS he sauntered through the back gate
aud drew near TO the kitchen door the
cook raised the window and administered
cold comfort in the announcement "We
lave nothing for you"
You'd better watt said the tramp,
until you know what I'm after. I only
called to know what the property could be
bought for"
Actual occurrence in Lancaster yester.
day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SrEEE's GRAPE VINES, one, tw o and thrccycar
old Concord, vigorous vines, for sale in large
quantities, at ;, and:0 cents. BY retail at 10,
10 and - cents. Small lots may be sent by
mail. Address, ALFRED SPEER. Passaic \. j..
(Mount Prospect Eineyard), or 81 Warren
street, New York. My vines are kept in the
ground until they arc ordered, that orders
may be filled fresh from the soil. as-ewd&w
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DEI THIS.

MILLER In the village of New Providence.
Morton, wife OF Philip Miller, in the 7Sd year
OF her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband, on Monday morning the 18th
inst. at II O clock, std@
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The New CITY Loan.

The new per cent. city bonds are be
ing rapidly distributed among the prr-
chascrs. This morning the order
Of the Philadelphia Trust Safe
Deposit company for 100000 of
the new loan was received; 81, 900 of
the amount being in 1st series, $4,000
in I'll series and $50, 900 in Sd series certiii-
Gates. The bonds are being made out in
the names of over thirty different persons
and they vary in amount from 81 900 10
sIl,5GD.
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Killed In a Drunken Row.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-A special dispatch
to the Republican from Versailles, Mo
says: "a drunken row among the rail-
road tie choppers at Shawnee Bend Oh the
Usage river, Camden county, on Tuesday
last, resulted in the instant killing Of a
quarrelsomc man named Kirkendall by
John O. Day. The former attacked the
latter with an axe. and was shot dead.
He had previously attacked another man
and been knocked down with club
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Don't ,our Canary Sing"

Then ret bottle of Bird Bittcrs. which is AN
unfailing restorer OF song and a cure fol all
diseases Of cage birds. Ii your druggist does
not keep it. o" will not get it fer you. send q
postal card to the Bird Food Company. 3G7
Federal street, Camden. N. j., and they Will
see that you are supplied. Price p cents.
Hl4r223-3mISw
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S,rawbcrries-Firs of the Season

As nice rs you ever saw. Plump. rich.
rcd and luscious looking. Charlie Eckcrt
displayed heaped-up pate of them in
his fruit store window yesterday and to
people who thought they were W. offered
a faster. ST quart. Fresh cabbage and
young onions helped along the illusion
that the spring time had come.
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Large Funeral.

Yesterday the funeral of Mrs. Lizzie
Pyle, a widow lady, who resided in Fair
field and who died on Monday, took place.
1t was very largely attended and the inter-
mcrt was made at Penn Hill church.
Mrs. Pyle leaves two children, both of
whom are grown.
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Mr.. Noah Bates. Elmira, n. u. writes {:
"About four years ago had an attack of bill
gestive organs were weakened, and would be
completely prostratcd tor days. After using
two bottles of your BurdOck Blood Bitters the
improvement was SO visible that was aston
ished. Can now, though 81 years OF age, do a
fair and reasonable days work. For sale by
H. Z. Cochran. l37 n. Queen street.
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Explosion at the Rolling Mill.

Last evening blast pipe at the Penn
rolling mill exploded. The accident was
caused by the accumulation of gas in the
pipe. No one was injured and the acci-
dent only causes stoppagc Of the bar
mill for 80 hours.
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Open to AL.

The Sunday school teachers meeting for
study of the Inter national Sunday school
lesson at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms to- morrow
afternoon at :; o'clock will be conducted by
Dr. Shumaker of the Second Reformed
church.
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Climatic Changes

Very often bring on complaints affecting fhe
kidneys and liver, producing constipation, in
digestion. and dyspepsia. but You will be quite
safe it you take Burdock Blood Bitters on the
first symptoms of any trouble of the kind.
Price 81. trial size 10 cents. For sale by ii. L.
Cochran, n. Queen street.
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ONFORD WINS.
Tho English University Boat Race.

1hc EGElish university Isoat Race.
LONDON, April S.-Oxford won the
race. There was a very large crowd pre-
sent. The water was i'll good condition,
and weather fine. Both crews were on
the water before 8 o'clock. At The start
Oxford led and rowed with great conf
dence. The Oxfords maintained their
lead throughout and won by fully four
lengths. Time 81 minutes II seconds.
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SeW YORK Market.

Wv YORK. April 7.-FlOur-Statc amt West
ern buyers favor, dull: Superflne State g; &C
GA extra 10 "a 4OG4 Is; choice do 81 7O1490
fancy do S506 75; round hoop Ohio "a oOll5 :
choice do at 8 O506 IS; superfine west
ern s. S09i 3j: common to good ex-
ira do 81 40G49O; choice do s5 OOG6 -: choice
white wheat do $jGG 90. Southern quiet and
unchanged common to fair extra at 81 15n
% gos,d to choice do $ 25G7 90.
Wheat N0%c lower and moderately ac-
tive; No. 1 White April, 81 2O5a: 10. 9 Red
April 81 2g4@1 22M; May, 81 2lGl ga; jane
81 9OQl 20z
Corn dull. shade lower: Mixed western
spot. 5l15@5915c; do future, 515ad577sc.
Oats firm state 4G1.G52c; Western asaooc.
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y. H.n:lIcr, clOt hing. 81 90
ID. BaiT & CO., dry goods. !32 81
!taHcr & ErO.. dry goods dS......... lGS &;
&. W. Il. r. H,ldeluan. ........... s7l o.
Myers II ltat!IfOn, clOt l. 80
GiVier. Bowers & Hurst, dry goods G36 %
\. RoSensiein. clothing. ng............ 297 %
J. W. Eyrnc, dry goods. l79 05
Cooper y Coma Il dry rOoiS 99:7
ID. san>.nin 4 Bro, ciOtlIing....... 26 90
!. T. Martin & Co, dry :sools..... II 81
iiaGHish Il Fro, dry goOas" " $3.50
trar 4 HcSabo, Giy goods. .......... rs 23
=. ttir$I. cloth Observation-Disclosures. II 90
&. q. Spurricr clothing. ll0 p
Il. EOChcu heii1cr. clothing. II co
HhuitZ Bro, hats Observation-Disclosures. l23 20
~. HnSCn=tcin, hats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 60
s 5000 IS
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

TORONTO. April S.-A collision occu.
ed this morning OIL the Northern railway
near Barrie. David Thornton, ono of the
train hands, was killed and the engine and
three cars were demolished
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER. INDICATIONS.
WAsHINGTON, April S.-For the Middle
states, northeast to southeast winds, fall
ing barometer, threatening weather an,
rain, with stationary or slight rise in
temperature.
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INNATE of FANNIE LAGl.E, LATE OF
IA Lancaster city. Lancaster county. Pa.
deed. The undersigned Auditor. appointed
to distribute the balance remaining In the
hands OF Charles Il. Kaufman. adiminist rHtOr
of the estate OF the said Fannie Lagle, decd.
to and among those legally entitled to the
same. will sit for that purpose on FRIDAY.
the .3t II day of APRIL, n. d.. 1851. at 10 O'Clock
Il. m., in the Library Room of the Court House,
in the city of Lancaster. where all persons In
tereste fl said distribution may attend.
CHiS. ]. LASDlS.
urpS-4tdE Auditor.
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5 5000 IS
nErGs ,yr 1IercEs EoK NEp.,A1. PURPOSES.

pEtGs AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
john +. Long & Son. drugs........... i40 63
a. 4. Euhley, drugs. jj As
Andrew q. FRY, drugs S........... %
:. Il. McClccry. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p ~
john Black, drugs. Observation-Disclosures. 81 -
A. IL. Eru baker. drugs. ................. 81 IS
Z. y. HeinitSh, drugs Observation-Disclosures. - 81
H. Il. Cochran, drugs. % ~,
DAME! H"tshu. drugs. ............... 20 81
L. y. tOchrr. drugs. ii ID
e. :. Nuh'enberg. drug. 8; 81
II. i. Parry. drugs. i2 20
q. Baker. Observation-Disclosures. 81 Is
III. L. Siayma<er. agt., liquors. ........ ) 30
Jeremiah RGhrer, liquors. ........... % 80
John Ho;:iGr liquors Observation-Disclosures. II g.
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Average annual cost of each inmates - 50
Averag &c weekly cost of each inmate. 53
Deaths-Male "a: female, %. Total, 93.
Births-Mae, ): female, i. Total, H.
OF the deaths, 81 were white, cOlOred.
OF the births, Swere white. cOlOred.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Palsy, s; fits. maniapOtu. 2; typhoid fever.
.: old age, "A; heart disease, ;; general dcbiI-
ity, IL: rheumatism, 9; GrOpsy, |; erySipe!as,
Group, ; hernia, }; dysentery, cOnsump-
tion, 30; diphthcria: 3; still born,:: brought
gestion OF the brain, l; hemorrhage OF the
bowels, l; cancer, l.
PROCEEDS OF FARM
Wheat, GO bushels wheat destroyed by 1irc,
bushels; oats, l35 bushels; soup beans, IL
bushels potatoes $50 bushels; hay, ,. loads !;
hay destroyed by fire, % load. cabbage. 5000
heads onions, 9l bushels; red bets, Dbushels
FARM STOCK.
horses, l6 COWS, heiiers, bull, sheep, 2
Amount OF insurance on barn and contents
$3.50.
D. y. lands, President,
CHRISTIAN HERSHEY.
JOHN EVANS,
JOSEPH OVERIIOLTZEH.
ii. II. ROHRER.
Attest 3. +. COX, Superintendent.
TREASURER's REPORT.
LANCASTER, December /. 1850.
George spmrricr, Treasurer, i'll account with
Board OF Poor Directors:
DR..
To balance on hand January
Received from County Treas.
urer. .........................3 1891 Is
Received from Il. +. Cox, SUI
leflntenuent., t.,............... IL, 'i9 ~
--s.e,77 773 40
Cr
by paying outdoor reiief....s o,ii5 90
BY paying orders OF 1873. ~
by paying orders of 1850. ...... 81, ,533 ~
Total amt. paid dduring year. ,GsS 80
Balance in hand Jan. !, 1881. $ 5,o39 20
Bills OF 1850 unpaid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
GEO. sFUKRIER, Treasurer.
We, the undersigned. auditors OF Lancaster
Geo. Spurrier. esq treasurer of the Poor and
House OF Employment OF said county. AMI
compared his vouchers Herewith, finu them
correct, having balance iii his hands due the
county OF Lancaster, on the 3lst ,iay OF Decem-
Der, A. d.. 1850. OF six Thousand and thirty -nine
dollars and ninety cents s6oS9.9o)
In testimony whereof we have hereuntO get
our hands ana seals, this 29th day Of iiarch,
A. ID. 1881.
49, LANES COLLINS,
;sEAL. FIX. CUERAN.
t>~~, County Auditors.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CARPEN-
~ TERS. n meeting of the bosses and
jOurneymen carpenters of the city of Lancas-
ter will be held st Rothweiler's Hall on Sytur-
day evening, April ., ut tx o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested. ltdx
ORPHANS COURT sALE.-PUR,UANr
~ TO an order o: The Drpnans' Court will be
sold on tuesday,, APRIL -. 1881, ut the Key
stone Hotel, north Queen street, the following
real estate late tho property OF William Buck
It's, sr., deceased:
A one-sto.y wc&thcr-boartiel DWELLING
HOUSE, No. ..,s North Prince street, and lot o!
ground fronting 3, feet "a inches on North
Prince street, and extending in depth las feet
to Water street. Adjoining properties OF
Henry FRANKIE, deceased, and Gen. IL. A. Ham
bright. Good Well of Water, Fruit Trees und
other improvements.
Sale to commence ut =: o'clock p. H., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by CHARLES BUCkIUS.
Administrator Of VIM. Buckius. Sr., decd.
HENRY STUDENT, Auct. mar3O& &a2, 6.S, l3& l9d
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NEW iDVERTISEMENTs.
4 NGUAL REPORT OF

4 NCUAL REPORT OF
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
Directors Of the Poor of Lancaster Co.
FOR The YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 31st, 1881.
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LEATHER AND SHOES.


TOBACCO, FISH, vEt. EvABI.Es AND "tARkETING.
jos. Bear fish. potatoes, &c........--.. !3i ?5
\. ID. fOllrcr, plants. Observation-Disclosures. Ii 90
Lewis Hartman, ,tODaccO............. ISL 50
George HcisS. agt. tobacco. ............. l52 50
HGS;Ctt"r L Croft. POta eS........... - A.
john 4. Keller, marketing, Sc........ 80 S.;
James \. NimlOw, tobacco. - 25
Benz. Lands, potatoes. ~ C9
john Brock, market ing. Sc.......... go 30
JOS Herzog. POTATOES. 500,
John Lion. fish. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Charlotte P"iSt cabbage plants. &c. Ii so
JOHN F. Myers potatoes. ............... l55
r. NJ. GOhn. tobacco. g 40
j. +. Weaver. potatoes es............... ~ 05
J. NJ. Ecnnin.cr, cigars. s................ II 80
ii. H. barrow, fish, &c.................. - 30
Daniel Post. peaches. 10 90
:. !. Curtis, furnipS. Observation-Disclosures. . 30
JOHN il Weaver. turnipS. ........... Il; ),
Jacob Lcfcver. beans ns................. 20 90
Il. +. Cox. marketing g............... 30
Geo. +. Bare, potatoes. , II
5 .90l IS
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AnluSenleNtS.

Hnrerlys Mnstrcls.-Mr. Haveriy's lates:
aggregation Of minstrel talent which he has
designated as his "Ncw MastOdOns.'' will be
here tomorrow night. The troIlp" has plenty
of excellent people
The only medicinal soap adapted to easy
sEavinS-Cuticura Shaving Soap.
Nutrition improved, strength restores, and
disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
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NEW4DVERTLSEMEyEs.

Owen p. Bricker. solicitor, $50 extra
services. So .............
Oscar Hamp. butcher. years salary.
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lCEy. AND LIGHT,
s 3,64, G.

IUEJ AND LIGHT.
GorT.cht. Reilly Il Co..................S 33S o.
Lancaster Gas Company. ............. 2tl 60
c2SAt g.
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Sn:,n OUOtaIions of the Grain Market.
SEV AEFERTISEMEN3S.

!HBss SALE ECHENP.-THkEE GOOD SEC
l. ond-hand Barber Chairs. apply to
j. q. BOElIRIN0ER,
uprs-3ttlFSU# Under Caldwell House.