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he idir OF uHt W omen ok III
ture Association, st. Georges Hall,
nightly attracts large and interested au
dicnces. The hal! is artiSticaly decora-
ted with flags and embellished with
growing plants. while AL orchestra in the
gallery at the southern end at times en-
livens the scene with choice musical Sc
lections. Mrs, John Lucas, the Presi-
dent OF the Association, ana the other
lady managers are quite enraptured
With the success thus far. and which
promises 10 continue until the close.
Last night was called "Stra wbridge 4
Clothiet's night" from TIE fact that the
four prizes Of 5000. $50, 800, and 500
aggregation $500 We're to be awarded for
tine four best specimen pounds OF CO.
coons exhibited.
Mr.. Cla,kSon Ciothier. who read
the report OF the judges awarding the
premiums. gave an explanation q! why
his firm had offered them. as follows;
Dealing large in silk goods OF all
kinds. it is but natural that we should
take Il great interest III any movement
of this Kind. We recognize it rs 4 germ
OF great national industry. the develop
ment of which Is not only Il matter ii
financial aud mercantile interest, but
one of PATRIOTISM. as we'll We also
desire TO act.now ledge the courage. abil-
ity and enterprise 81 the ladies OF this
Association. Their seli-aPpointeG Wor!.
is a great one, and their efforts deserve
that success which they viii! undoubteol-
" attain. our land is pre-eminentlV
alldptsd 10 the successful manufacture of
silk and to develop this interest. intelli-
cent and systematic efforts such rs these
ladies are making, are essential II Is
an industry that Will give employment
to thousands oil workers IN the pfeillhi-
nary stages as Wen as III tile weaving oi
the iiorlc. II Will ouii" lae'ofieS' erect
looms. ana IKE al ne" II. INDUSTRIES Sa'h-
er 20 Itself towns ana villages Oh active
operator" iHhS, III i''aHS H"HS' !"l S1iH
contributing To our Gatl"Iai Nea!tE:
in the fact that it opens a congeni;.l and
profitable field for women at home in
the propagation and rearing of the
worms the preparation of the cocoons
and the Iuei..aT OF the fibre and it thus
supplies. to a marked e:~tt"pt a want that
has long been felt in the community. IN
terest them in it b. making it worth
fhe!r time and attention by giving to
then. i i.3..s ittt and a paying price ioT all
the cncoorG ,l,ey MAY prndqee, and the
plan becomes a Great public i.enetact.1r.
pouring wages ii not wealth iito the
hands of an army of workers
But as yet the industry in this stage
anA the advanced one OF the weaving. is
comparatively in its infancy, and needs
time and attention tC l.GE - It's destln-
ed importance. | may say we 9tou't 10
l., Il l., Of I.,, ,in nj
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Tuesday, February 21st, 1882,


Sond Work Horses. both 4oo, leaders: /
good ,nGns Brood Mare: 3 Colts coming I
and :; wears old: i head of Cows, most 81
them giving milk.
Farm or Road Wagon. Spring Wagon with
cover. tN Cart. ! Hay Bed. Coal Bed. l neel
Horse Rake. Moving Machine. Roller / BAN
borough Fam l turlshciter. plows. , Square
Har:UwS. tultiNatDrS. ! ORR tuvcrer. . CHttin"
Boxes, = Ok lokcS set, WAGON Harness. set
Single harness. Collars aud .9ridics Jockey
sick. SrNthc- and SH;thS > Bush ScytheS =
Grain Cradles. , OK Chains. lot of Cow Chains
=! read Chains. Breast Chains. Double and Sin
gletree>. Post Digger. Forks RakeS, Shovu!S
Hoes. GriEdStonc. :. inch Au%cr. ChurnE lot Of
Mile Pans. and numerous other articles not lneI.-
toned. The subscriber having relinuuisnuu
'arplin" and having no further Tor the above
articles. they will positively toe sold
The property i, i'll good order.
TFRMS--AH sums OF SO or under. cash: on
all Sums over $40, Il credit oi Six months will he
given h. The purchaser giving his Note. with alI-
proved security. payable II the National Bank of
Eikton. with interest from date if not paid ii
maturity. ES Sale to commence at il o'clock a n
Feb Ivy BRYAN FIELDS.
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8 HORSES ana iIEE E.S .

Ne. BLACK Horse. ToEE. i've Years old line
style ara =',l ...iycr. Eo. BAY Marc MlDAt
good SANITY mare and driver. 30. bly, Mare
X ATE. GOOD ..."in 'Harc. No. +-IarGsc Bay Horse
ii. !u.l y nInd. high rood tlr;2 ;.A,, wagon
horse No. Gray ..arac. Gich. rood farm
horse. NJ. aud 1--l':lr e! large Mules. I'm
rnd .iuE. @ual Farm and wagon mules. No. $
BY Mare. I4tnY I-nN>uALE. seven years old
god d".yHr. 10. 9-Dun Cor. NELLIE GRANT
,slt yCaI> e. a. rood stup;.r
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Thursday, March the I'd. 1882,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Ar

tTT.- FOLLOWING FtIIaVNNI i'...arFl'fN:
: COWS. good mixers one iii profit:
/ A'EARLING: / SIOATS.
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THE D" El.LiNG HOUSE, and store
Z no" Gg"nh,"'! 10y Harry Alexander opposite
to >tnrh g; j. q. E,"-c. y. J. JONES.
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Notice to Tax-p: & yyars.

MENDELs S. HON PIANO co. P o. Box 2058 Hew York City,
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Feb. 6.-The receipts OF live stock
the week: Beeves. $500 head sheep. s.OOl
Besves. $500 head; sheep, 10000 head; hogs
Beef Cattle were active during the past week
pathy with the Western markets.
We quote as follows:
Extra, 7@7Ac; Good, 65s063tc; Medium,
Mich COWS were fairly active at $4,000
sheep were active, and were Nc. higher on
Wequote as follows:
s4a se; eo%mon, ,4asc i sSsss Hes1 saiVes
mich, case.
Hogs were active and frm
We quote rs follows:
Extra, 1Oll@lO1sc: good. 9tGlOc medium.
999lac; common, SA@SAc.
SALES OH BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHI
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller Y Co, ls6 Western. G96kc.
A. }. Christy. lsG Western. 5ssG65sc.
NJ. Glman. IS Ohio. acct. OF B. Peabody. 6l6A I:
Il Western. acct OF l. Ackernan. q
G65sc; % Western, acct Levi Sen
sonig, G!a@7c; 81 Western. own ac,
shamburg 1 Paul, is iSi Western, ska,c.
James Clemson s. Lancaster CO., and Chester
Lowenstein Il Adler. 10 Western. 6GGAc.
9. Schamberg \ Co: LIS Western, 5AGGs4c.
Daniel Murphy, lOO w WeStern, SAG6Lc.
H. Chain, jr., IS Western, $3.50
NJ. Levi. 100 Western and Lancaster county.
5LG6Ac.
+. Sheetz, s. Western 55sG6%c.
John McArdle. 10 Western and Lancaster
county. 64@7c.
owen Smith. S Western, account OF j. Scham-
berg 4 Co; lS Western, account Of
q. Schamberg Il Co., 6A@7c.
l.. Horn, 81 Penna and Delaware, 405c.
Daniel Smyth & Bro, 40 Western. 5LG61lc.
Dennis Smyth 50 Lancaster county. CmI1iber-
land Valley, 5A@6sxc.
BacEman u Levi, lOj Western. 511@6Ac.
Chain & Caldwell, 30 Western, 390iLc.
James Aull, ~ Western. G@61kc.
Abe Ostheim. - st. Louis, 5A06Lc
Cyrus Miller. 25 Western and Penn a.. 5Gl6c
j. +. Sadler & Co., q carloads OF Western "a
Gl63sc.
Il. Hope, IS Western. 5A0654c.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were active ut sll0c.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thos. Bradley, 1893 head at $3.50.
A. 4. Boswell ITO 10 at S@9Lc.
T.. 5. Dengler, 50 do. at SL@l9Ac.
W. H. Brown l35 do. ut allOc.
Harlan Bro, 80 10. at SL<l9Lc.
j. +. LOwt!en. IS do. sG0Lc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold SO head at 7GlSLc. and
~ head dressed lalnba ut SG9c.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH

The following statement of WilliamJ Cough
lin, of Somerville, iass., is so remarkable that
we beg to ask for 1t the attention Of our read
ers He says: I'm the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding Of tho lungs followed
by a severe cough l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was so weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the summer
OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said hal a hole in
my left lung as big as a half collar. l expend-
Ell over q hundred dollars In doctors and med
icinc. was 80 far gone ut one time q report
wen: around that was dead. gave up hope,
but e friend told ME OF DIR. WV. HALLS BALsAA
Fon THE LUNGS. LAT. ghed at my friends, think
ing that my case was lncurablc, but got
bottle to satisfy them. when to my surprise
and gratifcation, commenced to feel better.
My hope, once dead, began to revive, and to-
day feel in bette: spirits than have the past
three years.
~ write this hoping you will publish 1t, so
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take Dr.. VIM. Halls Balsam
tor the Lungs, and be convinced that con-
Sumption can be cured. l have taken two
bottles and can positively say that 1t has done
more good than all other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able to GO to work." Sold in Lancaster Mt
Cochran's Drug Store. lS7 and l39 North Queen
sire lv2S-lydeOdTh&w2
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRE3POSDENCE

| ILe funeral of the late lamented Lemuel
F. Dellet was held yesterday at 10a. IN.
There was large concourse Of mourning
friends, and fitting eulogy OF the virtues
| of deceased was pronounced by Rev. John
| Mccoy, of the Presbyterian church, where
| the services were held. Intermen: in Mt.
Bethel cemetery
| Thieves entered Co. G. aymory at some
time since Monday evening Of last week,
| and nearly all of the closets containing
the guns, knapsacks canteens cts, were
| broken open and some Of their cOntents
| extracted. How many things were taken
| is not exactly known. as there We're only a
few attended drill last evening, and the
absent members did not have chance to
examine their closets. James d. Slade
| had his gun, knapsack and all other
equipments taken.
The Riverside Home, No. 81, will soon
have benefit ball in the armory "Vigie"
ball on the 2lst inst interesting pro
gramme for the Elocution club at Miss Ida
Hanauer's this evening.
Democratic nominations next Saturday
evening Councils On Friday school board
on Thursday "Muldoon's Picnic to- NOR
row and Nigilant fire company meeting
to- night.
Oil painting establishment closing out
J. r. Henry and James D. Slade disposing
Of the "Amulet," SIS painting, at 80 cent
chances.
The melting snow has swollen Shawnee
run, filled somc cellars and made the side
walks sloppy.
A runaway upset Baker .. W. Snyder's
sleigh, broke it and cas-: the bread upon the
snow.
Little Locals.
Squire Young gave drunk ten days.
Willie Cline's head accidentally cut while
shoveling snow.-B. F. Barr's party last
night very enjoyable misunderstanding
parties numerous last night.-Geo. Mifilin
visiting town.-Let the law be enforced to
stop railroad blockades OF the street cross
ings.
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TIE LEAF.
Our Local Tobacco Market.

a
There has been very little done in Ian
caster during the past week except that
good many previous purchases have beer
delivered, and that packing goes on briskly
at most of the warehouses. A good mans
loads OF the leaf brought to town during
the week were refused on the ground that
they were not put up according to con
tract. Very few buyers are now in the
field. many OF the country roads being
blocked up with snow, making travel upon
them very unpleasant. It is estimat
that fully one third Of the crop remains
unso!d. Nothing is doing in old tobacco.
The New York market report will be found
Oh our fourth page.
Following are some recent deliveries and
the prices paid
John Ludwick, of Lebanon county. Ia
Shindle, at IA round.
DR.. j. II. Mnsser, of East Lampeter
township to Fatman, at % round.
l.. McClintock, Of Little Britain town
ship, to Teller Bros, at 20, Z and 3.
John johnson, OF Chester county, to
kcndg, %, IS. 10 and s.
David X. Wallace, Of Salisbury town.
ship, at q, IL. 8 and g.
Jacob Mazer, of LeacOck township to
Newberger. at %, 49,. s and 3.
Samuel Hoover, of Leacock township
to PIetztield, at 10, 10, @ and 3.
Samuel Lands, of Manheim township.
to Pietztield, at 90. II, and 3
Adam BertZfield, Of Conestoga town
ship, to Fenstevmacher, at "a. 10, 3; an
other lot, to same, 16, 9,3.
Geo. Sceiglcy, of Earl township, to
Prctzlield, at 30 for wrappers.
\. &. Alloway. OF Hartford county, Nd,
to kendig. at 81, S,3
W. A. Gibson, to same, at 81, s and 8.
A. }. Warns, Chester county, 70 Skiles
Il Frey, at 90. 10, 3.
p Nj. Yarns, Of Chester county, to
Skiles & Frey, acre, at s., ii, ); amount
paid for the lot, S425.Oj.
Is. Furniss, of Little Britain township,
TO Teller u Bro, at "a, II, 7,3
W. f. McElwain, Of Octoraro::township,
to John Martin, at 90, 6, 3.
T. and J. r. Miller, of Fulton township.
to Teller Bro, at 2l, 10, 6. 3 +; dockcd
s135.
f. A. Brown, of Little Britain town
ship, to Teller Bro. Is, at 20, 49,
w. ii. Wilson, of Little Britain town
ship, to Teller Bros at 15, 7,3.
Tobacco Law Suit
This morning before Alderman McCon-
ohy Wis Hcdiu CHo Cfts . vi hcID3 q IoplcSS
against Adam Smith for damages incurred
by the plaintiffs by the failure of the latter
to deliver a crop of tobacco, purchased by
one of the plaintiffs agents. Defendant
acknowledged that plaintiff bought tho
tobacco, and that he sold it to another
dealer. His defense was that plaintiff
would not receive it until the holidays.
As there was nothing in the contract as to
the time when the tobacco was to be de-
livered, the alderman gave Judgment for
the plaintiff in the sum of 525 and costs.
Mr.. Daniel Mayer, manager for Herbs &
Spicss, brought tho suit not for the
amount Of loss sustained, but for the pur-
pose of letting tobacco growers know that
they must fulfill the conditions of their
contracts.
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\ LANCASTER MANS MONEY.
Alleging That BunkO Operations Secure IL
Check, Upon Which suit Is Brought.
4 phialadplnhta Times

Alleging That IsunkO Operations Secure His
Check, Upon Which suit Is brought.
phialadelphia Times
A suit of John W Green, against JAIME .
&. Pritchett to recover the value of a check
for s162 was called for trial yesterday
before Judge Ludlow. Green says that
lie received the check for value given,
but that payment was stopped at the
bank and Pritchctt himself refused to
pay it. The latter, in his affidavit of dt =
fense, AYERS that the check was OBJ
tanned 10y 4 bunko operation from Isaac l..
Baer, of the firm of Baer Il Bro, to whom
he gave it as business transaction. Mr..
Baer, who is of Lancaster, was approached
while in this city in July, 1880, by man
who said that he had just come from
Washington, where he had won five hum
ired dollars in Il lottery. He induced Mr..
Baer to visit "A house somewhere in town
lie thinks it was i'm Decatur street-and
Join in a pleasant game Of cards. After
playing little while Baer was delighted
to find that he had won $500. Before he
could have it, however, he was obliged to
pay something in the way Of commis-
sOns lie accordingly planked down
Pritchett's check. Soon after that he
was told that his winnings amounted to
$1,000 More commissions were expected
Baer, who had very little cash, hurried
around to Pritchett's office to borrow
some. The latter who had been in from
the country for several years, knocked the
bottom out OF his friends exultation by
alleging that the gain WIS moonshine and
the players very substantial swindlers.
Such, Pritchctt AYERS, turned out to be
the case and the operators got off with the
check Pritchett paid the check, he
claims, to Baer, receiving bond protect
ing him against loss in SO doing, and pub
iicly gave warning to the public in regard
to the check. lie says that the check was
traced TO two or three persons but he can
net imagine how it came into Mr. Green's s
possession.
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between car and the wall and very badly
squeezed, and it is feared his shoulder is
broken. He was taken home and a sur
geon summoned to attend him.
II. B. Rogers, brakeman on extra en-
gine 314 west, while on the top of car
was struck by an overhead bridge 'near
Bryn Mawr about II o'clock last night.
lie received a bad scalp wound and con-
cussion of the brain. He was taken to
Parkesburg, where he was attended by
DR.. Dickinson, and subsequently sent to
his home in Columbia.
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Tho Claim 8 Of Botany

At last evenings meeting Of the Plat
club after referred question Prof: J. S.
Stair, of the college read p,per on tie
place Of botany among the natural sciences,
defining the limits and relations of the
different sciences in a mastery manner.
C. B. Longenecker, E. W, McCaskey,
Benz. Spindler, H. Smith and others ex-
hibited microscopes on which were ar.
ranged specimens of seeds. sections of stems
of plants and various kinds Of pollens. At
the next meeting Of the club, Monday,
February 90, Mr.. Z. B. Longenecker will
lecture ON "commercial fitres," treating
especially of fabrics made of vegetable
'fbres and comparing them with fabrics
made of animal products.
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Live Stocx nlarkers,

LHIcAGO.-IIogs-Recei 1900 heal ship
b%t eoscd ner goad mixeI
$G 1906 G5 heavy packing and shipping, 90 20
az Is: Philatelphias ana larders, 81 2O47 80
i'gnt, 70 ; 1oaS ~; skips M anu u culis: $496: s0o
10 market steady and in fair demand. but
irregular; exports at 81 lO@6 so; good to choice
shipping at S G0G6 common to fair ut 81 Is
as 20 ;mixed butchers strong poor to choice
at ~ 75l4 ~; stOckers and feeders ut ~ 9OY
1 40 market closed firm.
Shcep--Hcccipts, 2GO0 head shipments none;
market weak, but prices steady common to
fair at So 5Olpl % medium to good ut 81 4Odl
25: choice to extra, IS 5O@5 81: quality OF
stock poor.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle-iseceip 2 49 head !;
market lair ut last weeks prices.
IIOgs-keceipts, 6.lOO head Phiaielphias at
s. 4O97 co: Workers at i8 4OG6 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 2.CO Jhead market slow at
last weeks prices.
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BY WIRE.

TelegraPhic News of the Afternoon.
The 108th call for bonds which will l be
issued today will call in $50, 600, 900 Of
the per cents.
Parliament assembled to-day. The
Queens speech shows that the trade Of
the country has been improved for some
time, and the condition of Ireland has
been bettered sine last year.
Henry A. Wise, aged "a, son of John
E. Wise, belonging to family of good
standing, shot himself through the heart
twice, at Crisfield, Mo-, yesterday. Letters
in his clothes stated he was tired of liv-
ing and that he blamed no one for his
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raM rAxuERs FRIEND

Dr. BnrDers Red Horse Powders are the best
In the market They are not a mere food made
OF inert and cheap materials, but veritable
Medicine. They contain four times the strength
OF ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure and fatten stock IN One-fourth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive organs ana
sccretions, and may be safely relied upon for
the cure OF coughs, colds, distemper, glanders
and all diseases OF horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality OF milk in cows and keep
all kinds of stock In a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere ut e0c. per pack, & for 81 large
size 4Oc or 3 for 81. Sold in Lancaster at
COchran's Ding Store, l37 and l39 North Queen
streets aug2-lydeod&wl
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Court Of Common Pleas.
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON

bEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON q:
DIR. Thomas B. Cox VS.. Henry Kraber,
administrator c. I. a. of Margaret Bier, de-
ceased. This is an action to recover
! 1926 60 pay for medical services rendered
1.-THE deceased by the plaintiff during her
lifetime. Miss Bier for many years re-
sided on South Queen street and was
always in delicate health. She diod in
May, 1881, at the advanced age of 80
years. The plaintiff occupied a portion
of her house as an Office and was her ply
1879, to May, 1881, especially in the latter
year, when he visited her daily, and
claims that he was not paid. To recover
the money this suit is brought.
The defense is that the plaintiffs S bill is
too high by far, and it is claimed that he
did not make as many visits as he claims
On professional business, but that he often
cropped in to see the deceased to chat
with her and then charged for it that a
settlement was had between them up to
November, 1880, since which time only
they admit they owe him for professional
services. The jury found in favor of
the plaintiff for s507.
In the case of Jacob Reeser VS. John N.
Plank tho defense amended their plea
and the plaintiff plead surprise, where,
upon the case was continued.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
Aaron Mehaffy VS.. Henry S. Herr. This
was an action Of replevin to recover lot
of tobacco valued at $276 According to
the plaintiff testimony it appeared that
Joseph Herr obtained judgment against
Aaron Mehaffy for 500. He had exc.
cution issued and the tobacco in question
was sold by a constable. Henry s. Herr
was the purchaser at IS. The tobacco
plaintiff alleged belonged 10 him exclu-
siveiy.
The defense was that the tobacco il
question belonged to Aaron Mehaffy and
as such was levied upon, sold and purchas
ed by Henry s. Herr, the defendant.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest BY sick child suffering and crying
with the e1cruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If So, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSi.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
Heve the AocI little sufferer imme.i!atelJ-de.
pend upon it; there Is no mistake about 1t.
There Is not mother ON earth who has ever
used 1t, VINO will not tell you at once that 1t
will reg ate the bowels. and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operatin glike magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription OF ono OF the Oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; 25 cents
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