Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-08
EART ITEMS,
Our Regular Correspondence.


Tic last damp weather has enabled the
tobacco men to prepare their tobacco iol
market. and some have a good sample io'
stripped, ready for TIE inspection oi buy
CTS. No complaints OF polc-rot have yet
been heard, and Balt's tobacco crop VIII
be well worth the attention of dealers.
- Mr.. B. i. Fritz, proprietor Of the hotel
in GEORGETOWN, has sunk his we'll and pat
in new pump. The pump at the village
hotel is. known By some as the - to"n
pump" as it stands out to the public, and
is convenient to travellers as well as sever
al families in the village. This fall IS the
first time that the writer ever knew the
town pump to fail IN :. term OF twenty
eight years. II is lD" in good order with
4 supply OF eXccl,en; water sufficient Tor
al ordinary circumstances.
The tendency to crysiI elias reported some
time ago is Ec; in the ncighhOrhoOd
though. somewhat :nilGcr. Bad colds are
plenty ana some attribute il to the " Salt
River" GrccZcS, but all that swi!er from the
ai!ictiou are not salt River travellers, ans!
the probability is that change OF weather
and exposure have more to do with colds
in our vicinity than anything else.
Philip Shupc has moved into his new
house near the GAP nickel mines. AID will
&c doubt supply the nc;gi,hrriood with
tin-warC OF Il good quality, as well "a; at
tend TO repairing.
The Good Tenpla,S OF Gcorgcto~n
iodg ge are bus: preparing for :tE entertain
hent to he he'd in Smyrna hall sometime
soon. This way q; raising funds seems to
meet the Appreciation of the community
better than festivals, and Georgetown
lod::e, Wien tlicy try to do So can CIV. :,
::oGd evenings entertainment
Although the season is we'll advanced
the ll,lin cr I"u;,;.IS : cider mil! can still
be heard! and thc best ci,;cr "i the season
is HOW being n,:t.!"
II is reported here ii,at the ease o. stab
bng tla. occurred sDHir time ago Iictwcc'.
Herr ans. Mi.n,I ri :ile Methodist church,
has bee, settled bcioic the Justice OF tie
peace by the l,ay..:cnt (by tEo%c !" :io we're
the ilS,i"a;:,iS. ii! thirteen dollars cici.
Dr....orc Items.
Regular Con-, Slyr-, :..i!"c.
Car Democrats, are ''.inWn in Tie m0:ltl:;
about The i"pnr;,'. ."SIlit OF the election
and the nc;.Ebiic..l..; are either afraid it l.
not Il correct report III are 50 as!an.c! o.
their Si.cc.S, thai lacy have uttered II"
how! Of H., ,,'iif:.r. IvIci.rS, caps aii'icapcs
nave lost their poetry anh the Hai klcs
their interest. Wien lii, news q! Garfield
election reached he inya! tnyn oi Chestnut
Level. IL" Democrats who work for Re
pub,ic.t;iS. demanded a rise IN wages. whcl.
was promised them by their employers i'll
ctSc iic Shnui! lie elected, and got it.
What !, beautiful. What 4 .vnn,!ciDus stretch
ot faith
We are !rc::inn;.,. 10 tai; tobacco again,
commenting just where we left off when
:,nlitic., took Tie I!vrg. Gar t"i.cco cured
well :;.,' 4 rips nicely and VIC expect large
prices.
Last wee, Iir il. !. Side, caU,I.. bass
that w.i-;.: ii:c pounds. Peoples may
bca: us in r,;';,!i;ir=, bat "" can catch
bigger li>i,.
Mex! Friday might ::r Fairfield lyretln
rive; Ii, Ill. at!.1-:iic election opening, and
III If IT.: ,hcmb.,rS: are requested and ali
friends invited I" hc present. The .ycrum
IS on 4 good foum'iatirn iin nciaiiy, and it
:houli no, :, allowed 10 lose ::;!' oi' tle
t::r reputation it has gained.
The lyaeum at Liberty Syaa,c is; ct
Ting AL disputes ar the late election.
Special Train.
~ 1850 this m"rnir. i special train,
running ~ the first section r! ID: Niagara
and Chicago cypress wcs: r.!SSr'! through
:.ai..as!cr, having az: t",:t; Col. IEGS.
\. Scott and par. Col. VIM. i. Er:tincy
boarded H." train ;:& ii passed through
t:i. city.
The nh":.. ui ii;c,l visit j., ;uisr ui' in
.,pvcinn If the g,as: 80 IA. cs constructed
:,i..: al H.; vav"ti> branches in Texas aiiii
adjacent states. They will i:2 gone about
t:,rcc weeks. IN wl,ic?, time :.,2y expect t.
tal:; ii III III" important cities OF Texas.