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The Philadelphia Times for 1883. rvv pXECUTRIX NOTICE. Jl Letters teetameatary on tbe estate ef Isaac Baez, lata of Shrewsbary Borough, York Co decd, have been granted to the anderelzned. reading la tbe aaiae piaee All persons indebted to said estate are requested to asako Immediate payment, and those baring claims will present the same to MARIA BUCK, Kxeeatri. BlacXvord A Btzwa ht.

Counsel. tf0iD nu B- train will "I1'; fr.U hahkikhvmo, i tioHr- i jn xcoptonfiay. iH I nv. ttslTIMORR, Inr Mcei'l Sunday. a 1 jjsp.

Mi lMiiy. RENT. Tiro Large Boom on tbe Sad floor of McGrath's Building, No. t. booth George street, near Centro Square, ora- W.

L. Pismire's store. Poo-sereien giren April 1st. 1883, or before. Applr to JUdKRHI.NK C.

MoGKATK. SALE. 7 J. Tb Lxasi with farnitare, of ft Hotel, dotof ft trg baainceOe ia BxUtamore eity Md. for sate at ft bwngftto.

Tho hotel te located a tho depot of ft prominent Railroad. Cttr eats put tho door. For particulars apply to this office. Largest Stock of Ladies, Misses and Childrens coats: Jackets and dobmans, Ever shown, now open at LOWER PRICES than also -'i Bargains in New Dress Goods at 8 cts, Black all Wool Cashmeres at 35 cts, Prints at 4 cts, Black Velvets at 40 cts, Best Calicoes at cts, Heavy Shirtings at 6 cts, And a Store full of Dry Goods hnd Notions at LOW PRICES, i UTEoxit 2iss tho Clieap Stored SPRENKLE KLEFFMAN, 120 West Market Street, Near the f.f wU1 11 pillows: rcdsrich. .4 a for lUno'- 1 A Frt.tcrKh 4t 5 fp bill n.

mtfiHTSrltlM, As. a Ii.r ptiilillUfc Cockroach Txa. A Philadelphia medical journal has received a communication from Louisiana physician asking, if there is any virtue in tea made From fat female cockroaches, brandy and sugar. The following formula jof a preparation used by old women cures in the South was also One dozen fat female cockroaches, pul in a pintof boiling Water (after being bruised) let stand a couple of hours, then strain well add two tablespoonfuls ef brandy and two of crushed sugar; stir till thoroughly dissolved. Two tablespoon fills every The professor of materia medica ha Jefferson college said, last night to a Chicago Her.

aid reporter that he presumed tbat cockroaches were not entirely unknown In the medical practice in this city, and cockroach tea may be used with -good effect in certain cases, although, owing to public prejudice against the insect, it would not be a popular medicine. The use of the cockroach as a diuretic in certain diseases is almost universal in Russia, and is very general now in European medical practice as a cure for Brights disease. To what extent it may be used in Philadelphia is not known. BLYenner says that there is to be a perfect storm, of wind about the middle of January. We think so, too, for a man down east has raised 150 bushels of onions and expects to market them along about that time.

exchange very truthfully says When you hear a fellow denouncing a newspaper you may bet your last nickte that he is in debt for the paper, and the publisher discontinued sending it to him because he was not honest enough to pay for it. $MatthewRhoda, Allentown, says: Brown's Iron Bitter cured me of nervous' ness, debility and indigestion. Coal. Housekecpersand others, will find Ckal of every description always on hand and well prepared for family purposes, at Barnitxs Coal ard, opposite Empire Car orkg. North Beaver York, Fs.

tf NOTICE. I ll The undersigned. Assignee of W. H. Hart-wax axd Wire, of tha borough of Steward-town, York county.

Pa, hereby give notice tbat be has filed bis petition in the Court of Common Pleas of said county, for an order of said Court, to recover so much of tbe teal aud personal estate of tbe said assignor as remain? unsold, totliesaid W. H. Habt-ak, according to tbe terms of the deed of (alignment, 11 tbe debts baring been-paid. settled or released, and tbat said application will be heard on tbe 2nd MONDAY of JANUARY, 183. i CHRISTIAN LE1B, dec 11, 2 Assignee.

4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE. A Letters of Administration on the estate of Jacob. St abut, late of Hopewell York county. deceased, hare been granted to the undersigned, residing at Felton P. York Pa AU persons Indebted to raid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those haring claims will present tbe same to HENRY 8TABLKF, Blackford Strwakt, Administrator.

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M. ri I I'l A oct.11, '82-tf ESTABLISHED 1M7. til iUBLIC. SALES. LEHMAYER BROSHE No.5 Hast Market Street.

THE OLDEST AND RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE IN YORK Proclamation. Whkrbas, tbe Hon. I net Pbovtsiobs for a DatS Shootixo ur Tax as. One gallon of whiskey, three- fried docks, one -quart of cocktail, four loaves of bread, one bottle of wine, three pounds of bacon, one bottle of whiskey, two dozen eggs, one jog of whiskey, sausage and ground cof-iee, one pintof whiskey, coffee pet, one demijohn of whiskey, cheese, sugar, pepper sauce, two bottles of snake medicine, oee canteen of-whiskey, ten pounds of Irish potatoes, one small keg of three lemons, four pocket companions full of whiskey 1 also some cigars and a coal-oil can full of whiskey, in ease of accident to the glass and stone ware packages. Thk Braix Food of Talk Bora.

One Mew Haven firm sell 120,000 cigarettes a month to Yale College students, or for the ten months of tbe year that the men are in town, 1,200 000, at an avarage'of a little more than half a cent apiece, a total of about $8 000 a year. Tbe same firm receive yearly for soda and mineral waters Bold to the students, and the monthly cigar account with tbe collegians reaches $500 And this ia the record of but One firm. a Hrartilt Rkcowyxxdid. Don't condemn a good thing because you have been deceived by worthless nostrums. Parkers Ginger Tonic has cured many in this section of nervous d'sirders, and we recommend it heartily to such sufferers.

Philadelphia Timer says tbe unsophisticated countryman who blows out the gas and thus furnishes a subject for both tbe Coroner and Undertaker has turned up again, this time at Rochester, Mew Yorfc. The constant recurrence of these fatal accidents call very loudly for some method of prevention which shall prove more of a safeguard than anything yet devised. It would naturally be expected that in this enlightened age no one could be ignorant of the dangers of escaping-gas, but the numerous fatal accidents hich are chronicled by the pres show conclusively that many people are ignorant thereof, and for that reason some very strict and careful measure should be devised to save these people from the fatal consequences of their own stupidity. XJE. At Leadvilic, a shooting affray occurred in a state street dance hall at two clock Saturday morning, the 16th in which two men received fatal wounds.

A dispute arose between two men named Miller and Cummings about paying for drink, when both drew pistols and commenced firing. Cummings received one ball in tbe shoulder and another in the mouth, whiles third struck a looker-on named Rearick, from 111., passing through his lungs. Both men will die. MiUerj was not touched. Skixnt Mkx.

Wells' Health Renewer restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, mpotency, sexual debility. $1. For sale by druggists. B8h.The Cunard Company is going to substitute coffee for grog. If the coffeeds genuine, this may be a good move but, unfortunately, the substitutes of coffee for grog too often neglect to see to this point.

Half the poor fellows who crave rum and gin have never drunk a cup of really good cafe au la in their lives. The Coffee House Company started here by wel'-meaning gentlemen gave the vilest stuff, and hence, probably, the failure of the scheme. figkThomas Doyle and Katie A Morgan, giving the names respectively of William atis and Katie A. Latis, who had been boarding at a houe in Rochester, X. were suffocated by the pcapo of illuminating gas in their room on Tuesilay night.

They were evidently a runaway couple. BThirty negroes have been arrested and lodged in jail for being concerned in a riot at Lincolnton, M. recently. Their trial will be begun this vet k. The town is guarded by tbe citizen put ruin but negro incendiaries have made several attempts to burn the town.

FALL AND WINTER YORK MARKETS. Fere L. Wickce, President ftnd John Gibson, Additional Law Judge of the several Coarts of Common Pleas In and for the 19th udicial District, composed of the county of York, hare issued precepts, to me directed, tor holding a Const of Otox and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at tort, on the 2nd MONDAT of JANUARY. A. D.f 1883, being tho ftth day, to continue two weeks.

NOTICE 13 THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN, to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables of the said oounty, that they be and appear there in their own proper persons, at tea o'clock in the forenoon of that day, with their records, inquisitions, examinations, aud remembrances, to aofUues things which te their offices appertain to be done. And those who are bound by recoguisanoe to prosecute against the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of the said county of York, are to he then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just. Dated at York, the lUh day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight'hundred and eighty-two, being the one hundred and fifth year of the Independence of the United States of America. SAMUELr ALTLAND, dec IP, 82 Sheriff. Corrpctedevtry Monday by P.

A. S. Small, MtrckanU, York, Penn a. PURCHASING PRICES No. 1 Longberry AVheat No.

2 Fultz Wheat Bleached and Poor Oats Clover Seed Flax Seed Timothy Seed lour Barrels bottom InTO-W FOR HEN, BOY'S. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN tVe throw out no bait, or ad.ertlae flrtlthraa price a Inducement, but aell all good at figure. Call aud examine our large and well (elected atock o( CLOTHING. I Gents FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES. I LARGEST LINE OF OVERCOATS Ever Shown in York.

1 HEADQUABTEE8 T0B T7HIIE BOR Flo i R-Fekd RETAIL PRICES: -Extra, $5 25 Super. 4 25 -Mixed Corn Oats, 100 lbs. 0 00 Corn Chop, 100 40 Ship Stuff, 1 100 lbs, 30 Shorts, 1 00 Oil 100 1 90 The present year has recorded the grandest triumphs for Hon eat Government achieved during the last quarter of a century, and the intelligent and patriotic people who have recognized public integrity at a paramount to paf-ty interests will taka no step backward. They have broken the thongs Of machine loader all side, and. having dared to at-fit independent citizenship regardless of party threats and party promises, they will boldly advance in their good work until they thll fully restore governmentof the people, hj! the people, for the people.

The Philadelphia Timer was among the boldest pioneer in tbe cause of political Re-fevro. When its publication began, nearly sight years ago, it wat met with distrust by Ml Parties, with indifference by the many respectable party abettors of public jobber, with contempt by the then lordly Boes of the land and with thfi jeers of the dependent plunderers of every faith. Iu fearless exposure of the moat monstrous public abuses was regarded at licentiousness by the then steady, eay-geing people who are now voiced through the Committee of One Hundred, and tha submissive press of Philadelphia bad no generous words of encouragement for tbe desperate battle this journal accepted tingle-bahded, although all now pay just tribute to the independence of The Timet by imitation lh eincerest form of flattery. The Philadelphia Timet was founded nearly eight years ago as a thoroughly fearless and independent newspaper, and it has sever swerved for a day from its great mission. It baa boldly and impartially criticised public men and public measures as justice demanded, regardless of their political faith or power, and it haa favored or opposed the election of men to responsible trust with aingteness of purpose, looking to tbe elevation and purification of all authority, municipal, State and national.

It sought no favor from political parties, accepted no patronage from political power, but pursued tbe even teaor of us way without fear, favor or affection, until it can now point to a regenerated municipality, to a revolutionized State and to a self-asserting nation as the chaplets it can worthily wear. (The Philadelphia Timer will 'be in tbe future just what it ha beef in the past, save as it advances in every feature of enlightened anfi independent journalism. It will be. as it $vee baa been, tbe resolute, uncompromising foe of tbe Boss and tbe Spoils systems in politics, and it will ever regard integrity and patriotism in statesmanship, and in every foin of authority, and tbe supreme need of th country, regardless of its result iu hindering or promoting party interests. And it will continue to lead in all the qualities of the most progressive journalism, and maintain its high position as tbe most complete two cent newspaper published in the United States.

It will enter upon the new year with the largest number of reader it ever had since its publication began with its business largely increased in every department with the largest circulation to boua fide subscribers an 1 purchasers of any Philadelphia journal, with the single exception of tbe Ledger, and with the largest legitimate profits ever earned by any daily newspaper of iu years in the history of American journalism. Tzrms Twenty cents a week. By mail, tin dollar a year, or fifty cent a month. Sunday Edifice Eight pages, two dollars a year. Mingle copies, four cents.

The Weekly Timer Published every Saturday morning. Two dollars a year Five copies, $8 00; ten copies, twenty $25 00. The 7 Smtt Almafipc fur 188! Fifteen cents a copy. Tax Moth in. There it no such benefactor in tbe universe tbit tide of God end Jesus, as a mother.

She far outstrips the father in disinterestedness, in self-sacrifice, and often in pain willingly taken and willingly borne, leased, many of us come into life, walking through long ways of ante-natal pain, and enter at tbe gate of crying end tears, and Dwell in all the early precincts of life, as it were, under the shadow cf suffering. The father haa his share in bis way and it is much for tbe child but who lies awake of nighU? YVbo defers all pleasure and all business for the child Who, when the child it tick, laps it and arms it, and is as sick and suffering as the child, and more Who at every step in the earlier years, makes herself goddess and priestess, only bowing down to her little Worshipper? Who, when sorrow and trouble come, is the temple into which the child runs 7 Who is tbe haven and the harbor when shipwreck thunders on the outside that opens to receive the child And when, tbe child is dying has died while the father shed tears, and goes away to wear out grief in necessary occupations, does the bell ever cease to sound in the ear of the mother the childs name' And her grief for the child is there anything that can repay that? Mot bore. Mot on earth. Only in beaten. And woe be to such they need not be trespassers against public law to those children who grow uprin disregard and carelessness of the kindness and blessing of a mother.

They are culpriU before man and in the wholesome eld Mosaic code, a child who struck a mother was slain ax if be struck tbe very bosom of bis God. Eugene Field. "Mothirs Shoui.d Know' It. Fretful btfbiee cannot help disturbing everybody, a ltd members should know bow soothing Parkers Ginger Tonic is. It stnpB babies pains, makes them healthy, relieves their own anxi-tynd is safe to use.

Journal. Brik-There was another panic in oil on tbe at Pittsburgh The market open-strong at 96 aud closed at 85. The decline wa rapid and waa caused by reports that the Murpby and Reno wells were Cowing. No estimates could be given of tbe production of wells. A panic set in at once and a icavy downward movement began.

Heavy blocks were thrown on tbe market and brokers began to sell abort. The news spread and the lobby was soon blacked up with a crowd of anxious men who had bought on margins and who, were making frantic efforts keep out of deep water. 1 'PEARL, HOUSEKEEPERS MARKET. Beef, per as to ..10 lo 15 cts PRIVATE SALE or Valuable Real Estate A Stock' Farm of 154 ACRES and. some perches, situate In Newberry township, York county.

50 Acres of which is in pasture or bine grass, for stock raising, and will feed from early Spring until late in the Fall 20 Acres are heavy Timber, consisting of Blaek, White and Chestnut Oak, the balance is arable land, has been lately limed, and Is In good order. The improvements are a good One-and-a-Half Story Rough-Cast House, Good Barn, (lately built,) large Hog Stye, Corn Cnb, and other necessary outbuildings. There are four running Springs and a first-rate Orchard of chotce Fruit Trees, together with Grape Vine, Pear, Peach and other fruit trees on the premises. fPThe above property adjoins lands of Henry Caasel, Henry Keeeer, Jacob Mohr. David Err, Henry Stare, and others, and lies about half mile West of York Haven, The property will be eold as described or In large or nmaii lots to snit purchasers, on reasonable terms not much money required.

aPersons wishing to view the premises will call on the Tenant residing on the property, or on the undersigned residing at (Jaickels Church, in Cone-wago township. augg2 JOHN REESER. SHIRT. PRICE, Z1.C0. THE ROSS at Sola Agents for the Celebrated Improved T5 cents.

The cheapest Shirt in the market. 12 12 15 15 10 eal, Lard, 1 MDflUARTERS DRYGOODS (o)- 18 16 20 20 15 12 90 85 80 10 15 5 20 15 15 10 10 30 FAin ri. Heavy Gray Blankets, FROM White Blankets, FROM $1.00 PER Turkeys, per 10 Chickens, per pair 40 Butter, per 30 gs, per 28 Potatoes, half preck, 8 Sweet Cabbage, per head, 2 Apples, per half peck, 12 Onions, per half peck, Lima Beans, per quart, 10 Turnips, per half pieck, Beets, Apple Butter, pier 25 FROM l.SO PER PAIR IP. i Comforts, from SI up STOCK MARKET. I rir tin lo bill.

and property bising st l(ij fittni.a ouf friend of onr rl promptly nd niHi.fter reasonable price We trust our friend. ttic distribution of their wh" li'rire lbe announcement .,11 the dor ond dote they v. i ii publish tbe lime free I 1 1 also illicit job work i-iptiod. htch w4 re prepored il.r df our patrons, fi, a follow uf r. a I i'tile of John Reeser, tfiWll'tllJ'.

I Mrth M. llire end s. I flongiuR to tbe eolote nvtf, iiu on i John Stoner, am tap Mori Scbriver, Ad-yV II. Mnirr, Ooctionoer. Mart'll 3, live Hock end fotm-belonging tbe eoUte of I dci'd in lletlora twp.

Fred. W. 11. Miller, auctioneer, 10, iJjfe ond eini'fita of John Lehman, in II Miller, auctioneer. Mnrth 3, livoltockond form, i te i.r Alfred CUIer, on Ilovid ni, in fledom I twp.

II. i IF 1 Miiu 5, live stock end farm ef Henry Dieto, in Spring 11. Miller, auctioneer. trch 0, live and farm I a of John Tsahopp, on John in lleltam top W. 11.

Mil 1 I ly, March 7, live stock and merits of Kli Forry, in Lower ii. MiUer, auctioneer. March 1S, live stock and emuntsof Ilenry Irf'tijnan, on form (nofir Litucks,) in Mon W. 11. Miller, auctioneer.

lav, March 14, live stock and iilrnta ef Henry Siechriat, in 11. Miller, auctioneer. ht, March live stock and tai nts of Jocol J.iebbart, in twp. W. H.

Miller, oucr? Mrrb kO, live stock and mrntauf Kil Urdlk, in lllam Jli.icr, auctioneer. March stock and i mt of 11, Li Stoner, in Uel-H Millpr, auttioneer. Jlarrh kl, hoiisoftord lurni-t tOj estate df Alfred Hchri. 1 in Stoners iarm, in lleilom irs Sibriver, adininistratrix. i jf, libruary 28, live stock iiilamcnl of John Noce, near II Miller, auctioneer, Mrili 1, live stock and iirfli.

nt Samuel Liebtonberg-Wiiid. twp. I W. H. Miller, Mari live ahatk and farm-nf III ir line her, in Uollaui Hi r.

in, i liorjfi-r. Ki'i'uurv 12j iivo stwk and 1 a nt of J.J.n Sumer, in Hel-II Miller, aijctionecr. ViVnnry 1,1, himaehold furn-I F. I. Lower Wind 11 auctioneer, law, Kebruarjf 1 1, household 1 iriJ hir.ard, lo Iaercr Wind-, 11 Miller, auctioneer.

linmry 22, live stock and u4lof Ji bn Moore, in Low -V. 11 Miller, auctioneer. March 14, live stock and aiimta tn-longing to Adam lum biwnhip. ary 0, ratal estate be outs ef itebdeca Ziegler, late ship, ilia' ii. W.

T. illiams, Livift Hams, auctioneer. 4u i '4v(Marih 21, horses cows, rmoiti, Ac of William Mar- mbiwidup. Jsniiar-y 1, 1 "cows, nij.Ierru nta, dec (belonging to rtibrlirr of Davor iiiDctr, J. B.

Mcisen holler Jinuary 0, live stock and vnl, belonging to George rwWiDdaor township. W. mer J. K. Wallace, clerk, fetiruary 10th, household Ung to George Licbhart, rare in Windsor twp.

W. reneer, J. H. Wallace clerk. Tebruary lfi, household fur-1 1 lloorgo I.iebhart, near a Lower inrlsor twp.

W. Jonwr, IL Wallace, clerk, February 24, horses, cows, menta, Ac belonging to Abra-a ef York twp. 'Henry Wal- kT Corrected every Monffdg by Wexeer, Son Carl Bank-ere. 7 KaMt Maiket ret, Vork, Id. U.

8. 4Js, 189l 114 1 4s, 1907 121 Currency 6s 131 A FULL LINE OF- FLANNELS, FELT SKIRTS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE SHAWLS, DRESS FLANNELS, CASSIMERES, I 3 -HEAVY PANTINGS, CANTON FLANNELS, Ue. i i ALSO-A LARGE LOT OF NEW STYLES FALL A.1TI3 WINTER CRESS GOODS. Our BLACK CASHMERES cannot be matched at the price. -Calc and examine our SItock aid Fricks.

ZELLER db GABLE, 1 N. W. CORXER S. GEORGE ASD KIG The Mtwtebt Exwlaiwed J.r CarL sent its payment for the York Gazette three rears and throe months in advance, on Saturday. This explains the secret ot his protperAy.

He always gives the devil his du. May be live to renew his subscription thousand time. NextT Nowata of a church for every 600 'hurct for every 100 Inhabitants, and Hanover lone for about avery 600. i The early part of tho P4k the temperature remained eold. On Thursday morning anow fell, followed by rain, which continued at interval during Iborsday and Friday, the tampers tore in the meantime, rising above tbe freezing point, and causing the destruction of much of tbe Ice which previously abounded.

Saturday waa clear and delightful over head, though tbe roads were abominable. Bhocziko Awtcibt. A terrible accident occurred on Tuesday afternoon last, on tbe Carlisle road, at tbe Short Line Railroad crossing, by which Mrs. Elisabeth Altland, of Big Mount, was terribly injured. It appears tbat Mr.

Altland, accompanied by her on, came to town in a buggy, and after transacting some business started for in the act of crossing tbe track at the above-mentioned point, tbe buggy waa struck by a gondola ear attached to a locomotive. The buggy waa completely demolished. Mr. Altland was hurled high into tbe air, and over tbe fence into a field. Mr.

Altland was also hurled high in tbe air, and landed on the top of tbe car. The car was immediately stopped and the injuries to Mrs. Altland found to be serious. Tho injured lady was at once removed to Stover hotel, where lire. Wegner, risen belter and McKinnon rendered tbe necessary surgical aid.

Upon examination it was feund that both her legs were broken between tbe knee and ankle, her note broken, end her lip and other parts of her body badly braised. Mr. Altleed miraculously escaped with a few'slight bruises. fiTbe stock of the Hanover and Me Sherrystpwn turapike company it selling at $12 a share, $2 above par. Parties wbo recently went about buying it up caused it to raise j4 per share.

Itxm from tbe Delta Herald: That Maryland Central tracklayer are now abouta mile this sideof Baldwins. Tbe whittle ef the locomotive cni be distinctly beard ini Belair. -c H'ltmL Most wheat fields in this section are leaking quit bad, caused partly by tbe fly sail the dry winds. The indications now that next years crop will fall far short of -the one harvested last summer, and price will likely be a good deal higher. Bloody 'Sheep Doge A few sights ago two dogs entered the barnyard of Wm.

E. Ailes, 6t Peach Bottom township, and killed two of his six sheep and tr the remainder badly. They ate a large part of one of the sheep they ki.led,ina were (till at the barn when Mr. Ailee Went out early in tbe morning to feed. One bf them was a white dog and tbe other a black one.

Two similar dog were seen to eross Muddy creek bridge early in tbe morning and it is believed they belong in Lower Cbanceford. It were good for tbe community if a millstone were hanged about the neck of all such canine and they were cast fuSy five thousand fathoms down into the seel i I 1 lrcws frbm the Hanover CUieen: Springs, streams and hells are very low. -Some of our folks filled their ice-houses last week with ice from 4 to 0 inches thick. Jirmvat FJetUone. The annual election of the Bat-bman Valley R.

K. Co will be held in ibis place on Monday, January 8. The annual election of tbe Hanover and York R. K. will beheld in this place on tbe tame day.

The jderlin Branch Railroad Companys election will be held in Abbottstown, Monday, January 8lh. keeret Jltneee. Sunday morning a week the editor of tbe Citizen" was suddenly stride with the most acuta neuralgia of the kidneys, from which be was confined to his tied for nearly a week. We have suffered the Server 1' rheumatism and the like, but never euch excruciating pain as this neuralgia produced. the Lord help lhoe wbo are similarly afflicted.

Had it not been for-the skillful and kindly treatment of Dr. A. J. Snively, our case must certainly have proved fatal, and we write this article to publicly thtDk the doctor and recommend him in such terrible emergencies. Alto, to thank our townsman Wm.

Ueltzel, so gracefully and intelligently edited last week's issue while we were confined to a bed Of suffering. We pitty tbe poor soul that is ever attacked With neuralgia of the kidneys. HanoVbr Itims, from tbe Spectator: Something Remarkable. We are informed that Mrs. Mary Rupp, wife of Mr.

William K. Rupp, residing on Poplar street, in this borough, has recently cut a full set of third teeth, i Dentists assert that this i moat remarkable occurrence, occurring only in the ratio of about one in ten thousand. A Remarkable yield. We are informed that Mr. Samuel Becker, tenant farmer residing pn tbe farm of Mr.

David D. Bixler, in Weal Manheim tofirnship, bad remarkable success with hit corn crop the past season the average yield per anre amounting to 100 bushels in the ear. This is considered on of the most remarkable yields ever recorded in this section. I Large tieh Crane. On Monday lust Mr.

Michael Wildasio shot in a field on the farm of Mr. Henry L. Bowman, bordering on Oil creek, in Heidelberg township, a' monster blue fish crane, which stood 5 feet 1 inch in height, and measured 6 feet 3 inches from tip to tip of wings. It has been secured by Mr. 8inn J.

Diller, proprietor of the Mansion House, on Fountain who will have it properly mounted for bis establishment. Ice Horrent Our ice men appear to have taken time by the forelock- this season in he endeavor to secure a supply of the crystal luxury, and accordingly oemmanced operations last week looking to tbe filling of their storage bouses. Mr. Cbsrlet Kmig secured some very fine ice from bis dam near town, averaging six inches in thickness, and large amount of ice of equal thickness win cut on Lake Wolff, owned by the Hanover Fish Culture Association. Fine Ore.

Thursday last we were shown by Mr, J. F. Johns, one of the leasees of Mt. Hope Ore Bank, in Myers District, Carroll couftty, tome seven mile southwest from this piece, several fine ipecimeasof iron ore taken from the bank one a bonevcomb and the other a black hematite, botn very puie and rich. A very heavy deposit of tbe choicest ore haa been (truck, clear of dirt and which 1 worked without the aid of a washer." At presentsome ten tons of ore Is tho product of the bank, which will shortly be largely increased.

Mr. Johns is also operating the LeFevre bank, near Littlea-lown, with a force of twelve men, end from which a first-class quality of ore is being taken. WaiOHTavtLLX Itbms, from Friday S'ar: Auctioneer Joeopb S. Wilson sold on Saturday evening last, the Miller proporty to Mr. Geo.

Diets, for $4,975. Suffocated. Patrick Kehoe, lime-burner, lately a resident of rightaville, was suffocated by gs at a lime-kiln near Columbia, a few days since. Hefty Joit ite Age. Jacob Kauffman, farmer on Magee farm in Hellam township, sold and delivered to one of our town butchers on Wednesday, a calf three weeks old that kicked the beam at 139 pounds.

The lee Ifarveet. Filling ice houses is now tbe order id town. Tbe congealed limpid fluid is Clear as crystal and about six inches thick. Wrightsville at least will not suffer for tbe want of good pure ice nest summer, Active Old Man.O ur aged townsman, Mr. Samuel- L.

Kaufielt, who is 75 year of age may be teen at time supleiug hi youthful joints skating on the broad expanse of the Sasquehanna with Quite as much dexterity as tbe young folks. Air. K. use the identical pair of skate be purchased fifty years ago, and has been using them ever since. Robbery in Wednesday night the tailor ihop of Charles D.

Marquett, on Hellam street, near Front, waa entered by burglars and about $100 worth of clothing taken therefrom. There ie. no clue to the thieve. Mr. M.

Is unfortunate this is the second time that he has been robbed in the last two year. Wrightsville need a night policeman as stealing la largely on the increase of late. Shall We Have Tbwis Clock Now tbat the Presbyterian church will have a large and strong tower erected on the church edifice, would It not be a good idea to make a move and secure a town clock end piece it in the tower of that building. It ie a matter in which all our citixena are interested, at least ought to be and a small donation from each one would purchase an exoellent town clock. Who will move in the matter This is not written in fhn.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS PhiladaStocrs andGovebhaikht Bonds. Reported by Davison Young rf 321 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Phii.aoklpbia, Djcerofler 9, 1832. Bid.

Asked. Lehigh Valley 63 Northern "Pacific coin 42 pref Buffalo, Pittsburg aifil 17 Penn a It. 59 26 Lehigh Navigation 37j Philadelphia and Erie N. Central R. It Hunt.

B. T. Pref Hestonville. Market Steady. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

1 REAL ESTATE PTJ ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1883, The undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Rkbeoca Zikolkr, late of Dover township, York county, deceased, will sell at public at the late residence of said deceased, at the crossihg of the York and Shippensburg Road with the road loading from Dover to Abbottstown, and within sight ot Davidsburg, the following described Real state, vis A TRACT OF LAND, containing 1 ACRE and 127 VERCHE8, neat measure, whereon is erected aOxs-amf-a-Halt Story Dwelling House, with Out-House, As. There a Well of Water near the Kitchen door, with an ORCHARD on the premises, and all coder fences. ftSale to commence at 1 oclock P. when terms of sale will made known by WJfct. WILLIAMS.

Levi G. Williams, Aucr. Adsuntetrator. TAVERN LICENSE. 'PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In ac-cordance with tbe provisions of Law, that the following named persons have filed In the office of the Clerk of the Court ot Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of York, their applications for a License to keep an inu or Tavern, subject to the restrictions ImjHjeeil by Law, which said applications, with the Certificates attached, will be laid before the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Count of York, on MONDAY, the 8tteday of JANUARY, A.

1. 183, at 10 oclock A. hrst day of the term. Dover Toxonslitp, William Weigle. Hopewell Township.

Noah Winemiller, Reuben Houseal. Act cherry Township, William Kppley. reach Bott.em Township. Robert E. Swilt.

Pmn Township. Ambrose Schmidt. Skre-wslury Ibwnship. Samuel Anstiue. Spring Garden Township F.

W. Ulrich. York Township. George Brenneman. One square South of Centre Square, York, Pa.

oct Watches! Jewelry i Silverware ifcc. 103 102-j 113J 113J 119 120 6s, S's, reg 102p 5s, do 3's, 102j' Currency 6s 1895 '127 I do 1899 131 I 4Js, 1891, reg 113g do, coup lUilsI 4's, 1907, reg 119g do. coup jlfiOJ THE OLD STANI) OF E. A. BARNITZ SON 1 No.

3 WEST MARKET YORK, Pii Second Door froga Centre Square, Oflera for Inspection and for sale an entirely New Stock of Watches and Jewelry, Silver land Plated Ware, Clocks, I together with all articles kept in a Jewelry Store. stock B.Special attention is directed to the large of very fine OPEBA GLASSES OH HAND. John Wieat. Dover Borough Dallastown Borough. Watohea and Jewelry Repaired at the Shortest Notice.

T'AU former patron of thte well-known stand, and the public generally, era invited to efill and me their new stock. Perfect Sutteiaction Guaranteed. exam-' A. 1). Wallick.

Goldsboro Borough. 1) Breckinridge. Hanover Borough Second Vfard. Simon J. Diller, Agt.

ffanover Borough Third Ward. Cyras piller, David Newcomer. Leunsberry Borough. John S. Brlnton.

Spring Grove Borough Charles A. Lau. Winterstown Borough. Amos Krout. Wrxghsville Borough.

Daniel L. Hoke. Ybrk Borough First Ward. John F. Witmer, Philip J.

Roods. Fork Borough Third Ward. Michael Stamhaugh. York Borough SiMk Ward Tbeo. R.

Helb, August Voss. York Borough Seventh, Ward. 1 Ell K- Williams. York Boroughs Eighth Ward. Henry F.

Meier. Frederick Waymao, John ttchott. MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO. Grand Offer for the next 60 days4 only. 1 $850 SQUARE GRAND PIANO for only $245.

4. j. PT A NO QTVI Magnificent rtxewood oaae, elegantly flnlxhed, 3 Siring 7 Octave, fat H1HU Ui patent cntitente mgreffm, our ur patent oreretrang cnld.traaatlfiil earr- ed lega and lyre, "heavy serpentine and large fancy moulding, fall Iron frame, Prencb Grand Action. Grand Hammers, in fact, every improvement which can in any way tend to tb perfection of tbe iuatraraent ba been added. VVcr price for tbl Iiwtrument.

boxed and delivered on board Qf nn cars ariJS'ttW York, with fin Piano Cover, Stool and Book, only VlJ XU.GG I Just reduced tronv our late wholesale factory price, 295, for 60 days only. This is now, by far, tbe greatest bargain ever offered tbe musical public. Unprecedented success I Tremendous demand for Utu strict Bend In your order at ooco. Do not loee this rare opportunity. i 7 This Plano will be senton IS days U.t trial, please send reference tf yon do not send money with order.

Cash sent with order will le refnnded and freight charge paid by ns both ways if Plano is net just as represented. Several other special Bargains Planes, 160 np. Over 16,000 in use, and not one dissatisfied purchaser. Don't fall to writs ns before buying. Handsome Illustrated Piano Catalogue mailed free, giving tbe highest testimonials ever awarded any piano manufacturer.

Every Plano fully warranted for 5 years. bHfcET MUSIC at ous-third Catalogue of 3,000 choice pieces of popular Made sent for 3c. stamp. HKHDEUSOHM PIANO P. O.

Box New York City. figk. Dr. Thomas baa cured cases of dys-la of twenty years standing with bis Ayapple Bitters, the demand for them be-ing so great they can scarcely supply it. For tale at 1) drug stores.

-j te accounts from California notice tbe great increase in tbe size of the vineyards there. A plantation of 200 acres used to be considered a large vineyard now vineyards of 500 and 600 acres are not uncommon, sad oce of 1,500 acres wat recently planted near Eos Angelos. It ii expected tbat in three years or so California will possess vineyards 5,000 or 6,000 acres in extent. The total number of acres at present devoted to'vine culture it estimated at about 100,000, all of which will be bearing in about four years time, end producing about forty or fifty million gallons annually. Mew wines at pres eat fetch from 20 to V5 penti per gallon fop dry wines, either red or white.

Sweet wjna is dearer, ranging from 65 to 76 cents per gallon. Though next years prospects' are good, last years prices for grapes are not likely to be maintained, at the cellars of Man Francisco sre said to be full. BALTIMORE MARKETS. Friday, Dec. 22, 1882.

FI.OUK Tbe trade is small, as usual on tbe ap-iroaib of a holiday, The stock is geuerally well iel.1 and only odd lots can be purchased at copres-ions. Tbe sales were 100 bbls Howard Street Super mt 3 25, and 100 do Extra at S3 80 per bbl. BUCKWHEAT MEAL. Tbe demand is only fair, and tbe market is quiet and easy. We quota Pennsylvania at 3 25 per 100 lbs, and New York State at 8 50a3 80, with Job lots 25 cents higher.

WHEAT lbe demand for Southern Wheat is ood, and the market is firm and fairly active rultz sold at 1 09 and long-berry at 1 09al 15 tor good to choice, No. 1 Maryland red sold at 1 09xt 09k-CORN. Southern Corn is in fair supply aud about steady sales bf white at 50a65 cts and of yellow 58aC3 cts, a to condition. OATS Oats are dull aud easy a carload of mixed Weetern sold at 45 cts, and Job lota bright at 48 rents. BYE.

Bye Is quiet and steady at 85 cl per bush for good to prime. WHISKY Tbe inquiry for High Wines Is light, and the market is quiet and nominally steady at 1 18k per gallon. BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Mondat, December 18, 1882. BEEF CATTLE. Ths quality of the offer itjjp; waa of a be! ter average than last week, there being ft fair representation of really good cattle.

A nnoabor atfl fiO, ftod qome few a low a 2 SO, while most of the sales were at 50 per litflt. MILCH COWS Trade slqw, and prices per head at wholesale. Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows Beet 6 00 af7 25, that generally rated first quality 4 50; medium or good fair quality 50a4 50; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 2 50af3 25. Extreme ran iff of rrloee 2 50a7 S5. SWINE The quality will farorablr compare with last weeks oflenngs, being generally of a very giod order.

Pncee ranged from 7 to cts per lb net, with a few extra heavy at 8k cts. SHEEP AND LAMBS The quality is hot little better, if any, than it was Isst week, only one small lot of choice Sheep sold at the top figure. quote very common te fair Sheep at 3)(a4 cts. fair to good 4 Ka5S cts, and a very extra lot at 6k cts. Lambs 45) cts per lb PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia, Deo. 18, 1882, BEEF CATTLE. Cattle market -active sales prime at 6 aT cts, good 6a6 cents, medium cts anl common 3jka4 ct per lb. SHEEP. Sheep market active; sales prime at cts, good 4 5 cts, medium 5 a4( cts, and common 34 ceut per lb.

Chester county Lamb 4 wat otk, and Calves 7a10 cts per lb. BOGS. Hog market fair; sales prime 9itfa9)i cents, good 8fia9 cts, and medium 8i(se cuv, mud common 8 cts per lb. lav, Mlrrh 21, 188 eraonal lliam Market, in Codoni twp, 'f, December 30, ral estate of jr. Spring Garden townahip.

t.ictioneer tier boys will bo around on with their annua! ad-pesk a generous welcome for Buchupairl Quick, complete cure, all annoying kidney, bladder and urinary diseases. $1. Druggist-1 In the Hustings Court on the 19th W. B. Meredith and Wm A.

Smith, students in the Virginia Medical College, and Chris. Baker and Ca-4ar Roane, colored, arrested several weka ago while attempting to rob a grave in Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Ya each sentenced to six. months in jail. They plead guilty to an indictment charging them with attempted grave robbery, which is a misdemeanor. Tbe indictment for disinterment waa quashed.

BPS Nine prisoners recently ecaped from tha Pleasanton (Texas) jail are inaugurating reign of terror in that neighborhood by stealing horses and shooting nt citiaens at ight. On Wednesday night they seized a Mr. wis, carried him to the woods near Pleasanton and riddled his body with bullets. per year tan be easily made at home working for G. Rideout 10 Barclay street, New York.

Send for their catalogue and full particulars. BiOL-Who marries for love takes a wife who marries for fortune takes a mistress wl) marrjes for a position takes a lady. You are loved by your wife, regarded by jour mistress, tolerated by your lady. You have a wife for yourself, a mistress for your house and friends, a lady for tbe world and society. Your wife will agree with you, your mistress will rule you.

your lady will manage you. Your wife will take cate of your household, your mistress of your house, your lady of appearances, If you are sick your wife will nurse you, your mistres will visit you, your lady will inquire after your You take a walk with your wife, a ride with your mistress, go to a party with your lady. Your wife will share your grief, your mistress your money, your lady your debts, if you are dead, your wife will weep, your mistress lament, and your lady wears mourning. Which will you have? Record. Rough oh Bats.

Clears out rats', mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15 cents. Druggists. B.Tbo police of Baltimore raided a Chinese laundry in Liberty street and arrested twelve Chinamen in the act of gambling. Their gaming utensils were seized and tbe offenders bad a hearing on Monday.

Doehterman, aged 85 years, was stabbed to death by Martin Hesse, in the hallway of the former's saloon in New York. They had quarrelled about an hour previously over a game of cards. Hesse was arrested. His wife says he was arrested several times in Germany for attempting to kill people. Ha has been only six month in this country, and does not speak English.

8, Gray hairs often cause annoyance, which Parker's Hair Balsam prevents by restoring the youthful color. 1 Wh. Tbe pres house, used for pressing powder in cakes, of Lafllp A Rand's powder works, at Mountain View, blew up about two oclock last Tuesday afternoon, killing three men. Barnett, oi theuniata and Perry district, instead of charging tbe Grand Jury in tbe usual way bad his charge printed and gave each juror a copy. In it he gave specific instructions as to the nature of bills of indictments whether for felonies or misdemeanors, and also what indorsements to put on them after bring dulv considered 'e believe the example should be followed by other udges.

ejIn reference to the theory of C'apt Neuman, a Russian attache of the, Alaska Fur Company, that Capt. De Long perished because he preferred bear-killing rifles to bird-killing shotguns, Prof. Newoomb, the naturalist of the Jeannette expedition says that each of the officers was provided with shotgun. A the killing of tbe dogs seaman Noros says There were oa board tbe ship forty-two dogs. Six or eight of them died in the ship.

When Bennett Island was reached we took to the boats, and there tbe question of carrying 'tbe dogs arose. We could not do it to we selected ten of the best and the rest were killed. The ten saved afterwards escaped on the ice r- A Skvzh-czht Law Suit. David Lash and Peter llenninger, two Berk oounty farmers, had a law suit last week over seven cents. Peter won the cae, but it Cost him about ten dollars to gain it.

BgkA boy fell into the Delaware rivpr at Easton on Monday of last week, and had a narrow escape from drowning. Three times before he broke through the ice, but lived to tell the tale. Once he fell off a hill, knocked three boles in his head, broke betb legs, both arms and a collar-bone. At another time he accidentally shot himself in the leg with a pistol. He now a printers devil.

Bgk-Gne of the largest and most brilliant meteors ever observed st Concord, M. was seen between four and five oclock on last Wednesday afternoon, passing across tbe heavens from west te east. It wasi plainly visible as meteors are usually after dark, BL.Cbarle Lonacre and Charles Bough ley, of PoUstom-n, skated to Philadelphia on the Schuylkill on the 18th a distance of forty miles in seven hours, and returned home on the late evening train. Skating teas good nearly all tha way. i Tbe Taylor iron and machine works of Cham bersburg will commence operations about January 1st.

Thirty new dwelling houses are in course of erection. Au application was recently made to a Pittsburgh court by Mrs. P. SL Bracken ridge for naturalization, the first ease of the kind on record in thi country, A proclamation baa been inned by Governor Hoyt announcing a reduction of the State debt of $916,104.77 York Borough Geo. Munchel, Ward, Robert Mcllvsln.

J. A. BLASSER, i Clerk. Jl EXCURSION TO -FLORIDA-1 REGISTERS NOTICE. Licenses for restaurant axd EATING HOUSES.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In accordance with the provision ot Law, that the following named persons have filed in tbe office of the Clerk oi the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of York, their applications for a Licence to keep a Restaurant or Eating House, Rgthks itr Hop Farmixo At the present prices, ten acres in hops Will bring more money than five hundred acres in any other farming and, if there is a consumer or deal-eriwho thinks tbe price of Hop Bitters high, 1efpember that hope are $1.25 per pound, id the quantity and quality of imps and Hop Bitters and the price remains the same as fermerly. Dont buy use worthiest stuff pr imitations because the price is less. i JicV new organ factory al-tver a ds.e men, and wbea pu fairly started of course the have already is due time fifteen organs bs shipped together monthly. Dr. E.

L. Mela npr Uatidabnrg, wiTbarsdsy night, which, with tents, was destroyed. Tbe 'id contained bay, straw and 1 here were also a num stable, nearly all of which Stetihntuj a heavy loser by -i rll tainted Henry J. Dcitcb, Auditor, for the ennhonofarys, Kegiaters, Pherj fW a accounts for tbe An Excursion to Florid will (rave York, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 16, Tbe great change in the tide of i Emigration in tbe last year has been to Florida, instead ot tbe West. We say to oil classes of people.

Rich or Poor, wishing to locate tn some other country ami start to make money, then Florida is tbe place to go. The cit. mate is paradise to live in compared with this country, anil there Is a great deal better show to make something ami especially for young people. For farther information aboat tho excursion or price of Land, Orange Proves, cad on the Agent J. H.

8HIRKMAN. dec 19. S3 St 237 West Market tip, York, Pr. of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of York, on MONDAY, the 8th day of ANU ARY A. D.

1883, at 10 oclock A. M.r first day of the term. Conewago Township. William H. Cbroiiister.

HeuUikorg fotesefitp. James H. Hawkms. Hanover Borough First Ward. John Nelderhofer- Borough.

Charles Kohler. York Borough First Ward. Samuel Smith. York Borough TTiird Ward, Charles F. Weteb.

PURE INDIA TEAS From the Districts of Care a Karora VaLixv, DaJxi.ixo, Dchra Dook, nI others. Absolutely Pnre. Superior In flavor. The Most Economical. Require only half the usual quantity.

Sold by all grocers. JOHN S'. PHILLIP s- Agents of the Calcutta Te Syndicate, ISO Water St, N. Fort Borough- 1'S')ld. The real estate be-of Jacob Keller, late of deceased, was sold at pub-acres and 68 porches, for Bin Dowser was the pur- AU person concerned are hereby notified that tbe following Administration, Trustee end Guardian accounts have been settled and filed in tbe ofiice of the Register of Wills In nnd for York county, and having been examined, will be presented to tbe Orphans Court of said county, for eonfirmatton ns fi on MONDAY, the 8th day of JANUARY.

A. 1883, at 10 oclock A- vis No. 314. Aeeonnt of Peter J. Detter, administrator of Rebecca Detter, deceased.

315. Second account of Susan H. Carl and Jef Carl executors ot Lewis Carl, deceased. 315. First sod final aocount of Otilda K.

Belts, administratrix or Butler H. Seitx, deceased. 317. Account of Henry K. Stine, administrator ef Julianna Stine, deceased.

318. First and final account of Amo K. Anstine. guardisn of William H. Leber, late a minor.

319. Final account of John W. Wambaugh and James E. Warn bough, administrators ef Sarnnet Wambttogb, deceased. I ML Account of Henry F.

ffeflfseker, guardian of Emanuel Peterman, late a minor. 321. Account of Henry F. NeE, administrator of' Joseph E. Stiles, deceased.

322. Final account of William Gerber, guardian of Daniel B. March, late a minor. 323. Final account of W.

J. McCurdy, gnnrdmn of Lydia K. Awns, (now Snyder,) Into minor. 394- Aeeonnt ef Abraham Hartman, guardian, of Amanda Strmyer, a minor, exhibited by Jaoob Hartman, gJmlmxtnUoc of aaid Abraham Hartman, den oeosed. 32A Acoount of Abraham Hartman, guardian ot Mary Strmyer, a minor, exhibited by Jacob Hartman, administrator of said Abraham Hartman, de-, ceased.

1 328. Account of Abraham Hartman, guardian ef i Edward F. Hartman, a minor, exhibited by Jacob I Hartman, administrator of soul Abraham Hartman, i deceased. I 327. Account of Abraham Hartman, guardian of Anson C.

Hartman, exhibited by Jacob Hartman, administrator of said Abraham Hartman, deceased. 328. First and Anal aocount of J. K. Wallace, administrator of Francis Reherd, deceased: 329.

Account of J. L. Nicholas, exeouter of John Pfefihr, deceased. i 330. A recent of Henpen H.

Rebmeyer, adniims-. tretor with tb will annexed of Charles f. Keh merer, deceased. 331. Partial acoount of Willlim R.

Sergeant, fxe -eutor of Benjamin Sergeant, deceased. 332. Account of Charles Miiler, guardian of Ells, worth Yost, late minor. 333. Account of illtaia Gerbrick, administrator of Gerbrick, deceased.

331. Account of J.V.Hoehour, guardian of Frsnk-Uu Sweitser, a minor. 335. First-and final account of A. Wilhelm, guardian of Robert E.

Mitael, minor. 338. First and final account of George Diet, sd- ministrator of John Gobn, deceased. Fifth Ward. A Len Peters.

Bldg. Workingmen and divers have been engaged for some days in Chicago, in clearing the water works pipes at tbe foot of Sixtv-soventh street of the posting ice which hss for two week threatened to cut off the water supply. As a diver named frank Hillis was at the bottom of the lake to-day, encased in bit armor, two large fields of ice were seen approaching each other over the spot where he had gone down. The danger signal wat given him, and the men at tbe surface tried to get him up before the colli si on occurred. They were only partly sue dewful.

As the two fields of solid ice came loward each other, and when only a few feet part, the diver's head appeared above water, but before hit mates eould get him out hia legs were caught between the two grind ing masse and crushed, armor and all, though they had been pine stems. He was chopped free. He will lose both his legs and may die. BLASSER, Clerk. SELLERS COUGH WMOOFiMQ COUGH AflOAU.

HkNo Equal COUGHS, MARRIED. On tbe 13th by Rev. A. AY. Jeeker( Mr.

James S. McKinley to Mias Colinda F. Stephens, both of Chanceford township. On the 19th by Jiey. J.

Vrooman, Mr. Samuel A. Price to Miss Anna Mary Flinchbaugh, both of this borough. On tbe 19tb by Bev. A.

H. Aiken, Mr. Nicholas AV. Feitz to Miss Sallie A. AVfciteford, both of Cbanceford twp.

On the 19th by Rev. H. B. Dohner, Mr. Samuel Grim to Miss Alice Miller, both of Dallastown.

On the 21st by Rev. Joshua H. Derr, Mr. George F. Chjnister, of Washington township, to Miss A 'ice J.

King, of Adams county. On "the 14th by Rev. L. K. feorit, Mr.

Elias Lehman, of Hellam township, to of Manchester township. On the 2Cth by Rev. J. P. Moore, Mr.

Paul StrickW to Miss Ella Flurv, both of WrightsviUoIto nm Curing COLDS, HOARSENESS! ASTHMAJ CROURie PRICE 25 IIQUOlt STORE LICENSE. PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN, in ac-cordance with the nrovmione of Ijmt, that the following persons have filed the office of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sewioneof the Peace, in and for the county of York, their nnphtoti3 tor Licenee to eel! Liquors in quantities not fees thn onequart, subject to the restrictions imposed by Law, which mid appVCataorst with the certificate-attached, will be laid before the Court ot Quarter SeMon of the Peace, in and tor the County of York, on MONDAY, the 8th day of JANUARY, A. D. 1883, at lit oclock A. flrrt day of the term.

York Borouoh Fourth Wont, Charles Moul. Yorh tf Seventh Ward. Daniel HnfcA, J. A. BLASS declVtt Clerk.

Jiand Kiass Works, conduct and liroomell, have been t'lJhar, who will incorpo-'l the 1ennsylvania Agri liroomell will take department in connec-iliL rks, under the new doubtless develop Ptsnce nd add to the other our midst. 2 AJpaaisKu, Tbe Commit jF; ppomted George Leh- llntown Appraiser of tr the year 1883. This is hutment, as Mr. Lehmer Is 'ness men in the upper end nas been engagod in the PENSIONS MioT all Tnion Soldier IWODCflCp ofpetoion.lAW.REA (more Liberal. I rnion soldiers rep i procurld- Apply Send two J.

atonce. JOHOOL BOOKS ii wi uw, SS a doc LAJS2- 4t 01 tic aW" tw lj i 3 m' -v OLIVER BTUCK, Regbfor. dec 13, 82 Omen, Deo. 9, 18C2. RroisTXB I SCHOOL BOOKS! ARRAY REDUCTION PRICES! All School Books in PUBLIC PRIVATE SCHOOLS, old at ORBATLY BB-DUCBD PRICKS.

gkFarmer and other desiring a genteel, lucrative agency buiinees, by which $5 to $20 A day can be earned, send address at once, on tal, to H. C. Wilkinson A 195 and 197 fhlton street. New York. decl9-6m A Doo that Actually Crows.

We rn from ghariflf. Joe S. Hobbs thst Mr. Willism Bruce, of Coffees creek, has a dog bat crow like a rooeter. Some two years ago tbe dog began to practice this art, just as he heard the rooster, and every morning es regular as could be kept up the practice until B4w he iean expert prowT- He goeq through 17 the motion of a rooeter, raising hi bead aitd bringing it lower dowd as be completes hii crow- The truth of this statement is vouched fof by Rev.

Mr. McQueen, Mr. HAelit, Mr. Bruce and several other rpon ajtjle gentlemen Sentinel. ii i 1 A watchmaker of Middlebury, Conn ir manufactured a eloek which, at striking.

Carrie out representation of Garfield's assassination, Guiteau fires; the' President falls. The eoene shifts. A funeral service la represented suddenly a doer opens end als Guiteau on tbe gallows. yeve DIED. On ibe 19lh in this borough, Mr.

Jmes Hopkins, in his 81st year. On the 19th in Windsor township, Mr. Wanbaugh, aged 75 years, 8 months and 18 days. On the 19th inst in this borough, Mrs. Sarah A- Ilgenfritx, wife of Lb? late Thomas Ilgenfritz, aged about 64 years.

On the ISth in Red Lion, Nathaniel eff. aged aboqt 2-5 year. On the 16th in Hellam township, Mrs. Elizabeth Diet, wife of the iate George Diet, aged 81 years and 17 days. HOLIER Strict COD-LIVER OIL Cheapest eBent Notice.

I Eazhea Katiokai. Barg or Ynii.) Pa-, Dec. 4, 182. An election Tor Nine Dinettes of tb Formers National Bank ef York, will be hrld at th Banking Hoasaon TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th, thtd, between tbe hours of One and Three o'clock F. of raid Hay.

K. P. STAIR, Ceshier. Superior to any. Highest medical autbortUas testify to Its delicacy of taste and smeK For aoie by Dress.

W.B.gthiefreltnlCo(r&) 4 far many jreap. nmlaf YYest Maoheim ve determtned to hold an morning, in each rP1" paator, It is offfettys- Rogers, ict- f.lnt,rnl revenuo at MlWeived lltky in a letter k5.PxSL1 'ontiDln lh money encloeod "Jted Stales internal reve- dog for Dr, alley, that be valued 7 4 haa been pro-. i gathered for HANDSOME BOOK-MARKER yyFrnm the Dillsbhrg Bulletin Charlie Gordon had bis leg badly broken between 4be knee and the ankle while attempting to climb on wagon pear Barnitxs station last week, i Qn the Blq Moqntains In Perry county, live a hermit, known in the neighborhoot ir Qronnd Hog, wbo has resided on tbe mountain fog many yean. In a dense thicket, tbe eolitary man, Whose real name Samuel Miller, ha reared a small dwelln in height biit 44 feet and in length but I feet. Tbe man himself ia six feet tall, an can noither.

stand erect in the castla he ha occupied fort more then thirty yean, nor alretch at fult length while lying on the rude couch he has He gain his living by bunting turkeys and deer though the latter an now scarce and telling the fruit of the cheat. Miller was born at Tulpehocken, county, and with hie father moved ta Cumberland county yetis ago. 1 $72 FARMERS' DOill AND DAIRIITERB Sir any Active Bsa or Woman CAN MAKES.M in Cash, working tor tbe American Farmer. Address, Uaeketb i.Ws)us,is(l. dec 19, 82-4 I die1 SITES WITH EVERT BOOK.

Copy Books. Pent, Paper, Slates, Pantile, Ink, f-kspt coastanHy oa hand, tq groat vnrMy, at JAS. SMALLS BOOK STOBE, or tenons 8sx8tary Budditif, TUBS. PA. work toad at boat ky dift infiafttrteo Beit boitoM bov before tbe psbLc.

Cpk-tol ftot etod. We wtU Urt yew. women, boy and girit wanted vevTwbero to work ter M. Now to Uie Lose You etn work ft spftro time, or giro your whole tiaro to the brninwfu No other bane will pay am well. No one eon foil to moke epo-" Sr rtgtging ok once.

CoftlyMtiiL' fi. Money ftndt fast, eiftljr, ood sf Co. offoofo, Mato FOR SALE. An elegant SMALL FARM containing Ferty Acren located within five minute wnla at New Freedom Station, York county. Pa.

Tk tote one of the mom desirable and pleasant hrunrv that eaa be found ia York or any other county. For tansa address Cl GRAY, Howard House, Washington, D. C. ygfv- Bargains at 218 West Market street Hugootaglur fell juyll See Bird advertisement; get Hoi Book food, care, diseases, breed ias extra singers. octlO-2m.