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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-28
Chickens Found,

This morning Officer Holman found a
cair of chickens at i!se corner of Christian
East King streets, which had no
n, sseen left there by some one who had
, uo""S s..o,, ling market. They can be OBJ
~" ". tho "wner ,y calling at the sta
.:"., .. ,oHse and ,~rovins property. They
m '.ou - % sn.rvo Of Tu,ns ey Nagle, who is at
the station house from 10 ~ L. H. ana
from to Q D. III.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2e, 1880
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-For the New
England and the Middle Atlantic states,
clear or partly cloudy weather, north
easterly winds, nearly stationary tenn
perature, higher barometer.
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Tho Buffers.

Last night William Butler, colored, and
his wife Nan. had a row at their home on
Middle street. William had been drink
ing and he struck Nan on the jaw with
stone. Nan then struck William. AS
soon as the fight was over both went to
"get law" and each has sued the other
for assault and battery before different
aldermen.
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4 New ksand.

On Monday evening fourteen wc!l-known
musicians met and organized II new band
to be c ,lled the Eutccpcan ccrnet band,
of Lancaster, with the following officers
Prcsident-Samucl S. Cross.
Vice Presidcnt-Scott Stanley.
Sec'y.-Rich;.rd i. Smith.
:r"reasurer-J. w. Keller.
Lea,!cr-Joln Il. Brudrr.
ConduS Stor-Conrad Rhcam.
The ban6 is starting under very favor
able auspices. having about twenty MEM
bers, most of whor, have their instruments
and expect shortly to have full new uni
form. They will meet far practice every
Tuesday and Saturday evening at toberts
lall. Their headquarters will be al Alex.
M,.Killips music store No. $50 \. Queen
straeE
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Sent Out.

Julia Kelley was sent to Jail for six days
by Alderman Donnelly for being drunk
and disorderly.
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Excursions.

Excursions will be run from this city to
Quarryville and to Hartmans Island to-mOr-
row. Both will be pleasant tlips and many
will 20.
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AsrRICH BROS ADHERrLsEMENr.
ASTRICH BROS ADYERTZSEAENT.
ASTRICH BROS
Lancaster Bazaar
beast KING ST..
LANCASTER, PA.
NOTHING

can be more fixed than our determination not
olly to merit, but absolutely to force continu-
ance OF the patronage so literally bestowed on
us, by making still FURTHER REDUCTIONS
in our already reduced prices.
We do not offer dead stock, or damaged or
inferior goods. or articles unsuited for the
season, that must be sold ut any price, but ON
the contrary we offer the ladies' of Lancaster
and vicinity the very things they most need,
of the best quality, a; prices hitherto unheard
of.
Read what we say, come and SEQ
what we offer. and go without pur-
chasing if you can.
We court investigation and defy
competition.
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Hearing OF the Tral.lpS.

This afternoon the tramps who were cn-
gagged in the fight at Landis's woods, On
Saturday afternoon, had hearing before
Alderman Barr. James Watson, the man
vho was so badly cut, was present. He
and his wife and another witness testified
that Jack Ryan did the cutting. 1t was
shown by the evidence that all were
drunk, with the exception Of Mrs.
Watson. Ryan was committed to
answer at court the charge of felonious
assault and battery. Samuel Craig, Mary
Craig, James Gibson. Rose Gibson, Mary
Ryan and Jack Ryan were each committed
to prison for thirty days for being drunk
and disorderly and were held for court to
4nswer the charge of being tramps. Wat
son and his wife wore held as witnesses.
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Love rules the court, the camp. the grove.
But this We find where'er we rove.
That SOZODONT alone supplies
The dazzling teeth and ruby dyes.
That lend n maiden half the charms
That win her to her lovers arms.
jye6lwdcOd&w
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Robert Lubbock, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. writes !:
~ have used DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil both
very best results. regard it as one ofthe best
remedies for this disease, and would use no
other"
Pope 4 Billau, druggists. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. write: 1--WE have never sold any lnetli-
cine that gives such satisfaction to the custc-
mer and pleasure to the seller as DIR. Thomas
Electric OIL" For sale by H. Il. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. Al
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HPECIAL NOTICES..
"'Sellers' Liver Pills. cured me of liver COM
plaintiff. H. Coleman. Short Creek, W. w.

EOnOred and Blessed.
When board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced thee discovery that by
combining some well known valuable reme-
dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro-
duced, which would cure such wide range of
diseases that most all other remedies could be
dispensed with, m,ny were sceptical; but
proof of itsmcrits by actual trial has dispelled
all doubt, and to-day the discoveries Of that
great medicine, Hop Bittcrs. arc hOnored and
blessed by all bcnefactors. jy1G2wd&w
O. Bortle. OF Manchester, Ontario Co.. n. Y,
writes: ~ obtained immediate relief from
the use OF DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil. have
had Asthma for eleven years. Have been
obliged to sit mp all night for ten or twelve
nights In succession. can now sleep sOundly
all night on a feather bed, which 1 had not
been able to do previOus.to using the Oi.''
Another writes: " Ihave e been troubled with
Asthma for years have used half a bottle of
DIR. Thomas Eclectrtc OIL, and the benefit !
have received from 1t Is so great that l would
not take one hundred dollars for the balance
II could get no more" For sale by Fl. Il.
Cochran, druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa. AZ
New rich blood. sending health to every
nbrs of the system, is rapidly made by " DR..
=
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The Encampment at MuDdorf'a.
Tomorrow morning about 20 members
of the Union association, which is COM
posed Of members Of the Union fire COM
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Cleanse, whiten ana beautify the skin will
Cuti Medicinal Toilet Soap.
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Held tor Court.

James S. Eckman, who was arrCsted:: {:
few days ago on a charge OF iorsi sins the
name of G. w. HARRISON, had hearing
before Squire Shaub, of West Willow, yes
terday, and was held in bail to answer at
court.
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OUR LINE OF
OUR LINE OF
Ladies' Underwear
SKIRTS.

Muslin Rufficd Skirt SIC
Deep FlOunced Skirt .7Sc
Embroidered Tucked Skirt. .93c
Cambria FlOunced Tucked Skirt. csc
An Elegant Embroidered Skirt t............$l.A
Double Row acknowledgements. Lib
One row of NecdlcwOrk Inserting and
HANDSOME " ide Embroidery for. ........ .s2l2
With rows of Inserting and EdginS...... 800
Double row of Rich Embroidery. ........... SA
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POLITICAL.
General Committee.

The general conference comm ittce of the
city Democracy, composed of the city and
county campaign committees and the ward
conference committees, will meet at tho GEN.
trail headquarters, in the Mishler buildings,
southeast angle OF Centre Square, at O'Clock
this evening. W. u. HENSEL,
fChairman.
NOtice-Sixth Ward.
The members of the Sixth ward Amer1cus
Association, are requested to meet ut S. b.
Herr's. Park House, on Thursday evening,
July 29th. ut : o'clo0k, sharp. A full attend
will be business of importance transacted. By
order of r. H. BRuBAKRR President.
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pany. will leave this city for Mundorf's S
Island in the sasluehanna, where they
will encamp fol three days. The Old Re-
liable drum corp; will accompany them.
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A Great Enterprise.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one OF Rochester's greatest business enter
prises. Their Hop Bitters have reached Il sale
beyond all precedent, having from their in
trinsic valuc found their way into almost every
household In the land.-Grdphic.
jy1-2wd&w
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Feeble digestion, sick headache, dizzines
and faintness cured by Malt Bitters.
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(QuOtatiOns by Il. X. Jamison 4 Co., s. W.
Cor. Sal and Chestnut Streets).

United States 6s, 1881, (registered). .lOaIs
United States IS, lSSl, lregistered): .lO2h
United States 41a's, 1871, (registered) NJ s@II4
United States 4xs ,lS9l, ,(cOupOns). .nl1s0nlZ
United States As 1907. (registered). .lO91 0lO9s
United States Currency IS ..........l25 0lS
Sterling Exchange. ........4SS G&S5
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FOR SALE or RENT.

VIyANTED lMMEDI ATELY-AM MEDIUM
w Size Brick House and lot with all the
comforts of home. Address A. H., INTELLI-
GENcER Ofice, stating lowest cash price and
how soon possession can be given, full partic-
ulars, &C. jyl9tfd
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NFW ADVERTISEMENTS

VlyANTED-A BOY TO ATTEND BAR.
w Apply ut Hopplo's SalO"n, Pennsylvania
Depot. ltd
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rNRAND EXCURSION TO
II
HARTMAN'S ISLAND.
ION the Susquehanna River.)
THURSDAY, JULY 29th, 1850.

Round trip only S1.26. Children between
and II years 63 cents. ZiOn's Lutheran church
has made arrangements to run an excursion to
this beautiful island. Scenery along the river
good. An abundance OF berries in the neigh
borhOOd. Good water and refreshments on the
island. Train leaves Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot at go q. IN. Arrives at Hartman's at 8
n. III. Returns in the evening. Tickets for
sale at Christ Shaeffer's, corner West King
and Water streets, Henry Gerhart's, II North
North Queen street, and Mrs. Herman Miller,
AZ East King Street. jy24-4td
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PROPOSALS..
L Scaled proposals will be received at the
County Commissioners Office until MONDAY,
AUGUST 3, lsSO ut IL O'Clock H., to furnish mt
the Court House on or before october I, lSssD,
sixty TONS OF the best quality Lehigh or
Baltimore Company Broken Coal.
The Commissioners reserve the right 20 re-
iect any or all bids.
I;y order of the Commissioners.
Attest, l. N. ). WILL,
jy2S-}td CLERK.
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DEATHS,

HARrNAN.-July p, 1880, Ella NJ, daughter OF
]. I. and Elizabeth n. Hartman, aged 10
months and days.
Intsrmeut On Thursday atAp. N. atds
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TOBACCO ssAISEIsS' NOTICE.
L The Pcnn'a Mutual Hail. Insurance Com
pany is now ready to bind the insurance, and
issue policies against hail damage to tobacco.
Rates reduced. Insure before 1t iS too late, Mt
BAUSMAN Il BURNS'S, lns. Agents,
Office, 10 West Orange Street.
iy.2-eOdtfR
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MARRIAGES.

SrEHMAN-LANDls.-On the 9th inst, by Rev.
j. Y. Mitchell, d. D., at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. Henry L. Stehman, OF
lersville. IT.
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PANTALETS.
NIGHTGOWNS.
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.

We are closing out all our Parasols below
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Loss by Fire ard Water.

Ao6S Dy FIRE ana " 3ter.
There was serious fire in Eberts build
ing, in the borough of York, yesterday
morning about four o'clock. The first
and third stories of the building are occu-
pied by Amos Hoffman, clothicr, late of
this city. Mr.. Hoffman, who was formerly
a printer at the Inquirer office and who is
brother-in-law of Geo. Brubakcr. esq,
of this city, started the clothing business
in York with s. NJ. Myers, of Myers &
Rathfon, but is now carrying it on
alone. He occupied the first story
of the Ebert building as store
and the third floor as work room. The
fire originated in the second story in the
Republican office and the business and cdi-
torial department were seriously damaged.
The work rooms of Mr.. Hoffman, on tle
third floor front, were flooded with water
and the contents greatly damaged. In his
store room on the first floor, the fire did
not reach, and the damage is wholly by
water. Mr.. Hoffman carried an immense
stock, the heavier goods being in the rear,
which escaped in measure. The fancy
articles and smaller pieces of goods in the
front part OF the room were soaked COM
pletely, but the damage cannot be esti-
mated yet. He is fully insured, how ever.
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TRY L0CHER's REN0wHED1 COUGH
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the probabilities as we'll as the possibilities
Of your pupils. We shall not teach trades !;
We have a nObler and more impor-
tant work to perform. We should strive
to fill our pupils with Il spirit of useful
ness, Of helpfulness, a spirit of duty,
and of manly and womanly achievement :;
a spirit of eternal love of doing, and OF eter-
nal hatred Of not doing 4 spirit which
shall burn out of the girls the disposition
to crotchet all winter and croquet all sum-
mer-and out of the boys the disposition
to play baseball for six months and to at
tend baser balls during the rcmainder-or,
it may be, the whole of the year 4 spirit
which shall prevent girls and boys from
growing up into useless women and spend
thrift men.
The moral nature should receive more
culture in the schools than it generally
does !; and just in proportion Us parents
are careless in this particular should the
schools be more careful. Is it said to
leave moral culture to chance? Would it
not be much less dangerous to leave the
cllture of the intellect to chance. I.,nor-
ance of school studies is not the only
s)urce of crime. That education material
ly diminishes crime is yet, l think. to be
proved. 1t changes the nature of crime com
mitted, but | cannot believe that it is ever
cause of crime, as the last reports
of our state penitentiaries allege. But in-
aSmuch as character is OF more value than
scholarship, believe that moro direct at
tention should he given to the culture OF
moral nature than is now done. Perhaps
the best way to give this culture is to dos,
informally but persistently and continuous
ly at every suitable opportunity. In every
school, from the highest to the Lowest, in
every association of teachers this subject
should receive emphatic cc";,niton. and
should be lifted up into that prominence
which its supreme Importance demands.
In conclusion, allow me to say that | ad-
vocate not that pupils shall be taught less
of the branches, but that they shall he
more fully possessed of the idea Of useful
ness, and shall be actuatcd by it not that
technical religion shall be formally taught
in the public schools, but that the ideas of
God and the Christian religion slal! lie
more distinctly recognized as the foun-
and true prosperity OF nations and i'll
dividuals. Well will it be for the school,;
and tho nation when all connect
ed with their administration shall feel the
Importance of the ideas of usefulness. of
character, of true religion and of God !:
when no teacher sllal! sink TIE God idea,
or the Book Of Books. Then will the na-
tion and the schools have infused into
them that salt which, wanting. they would
''thenceforth be good for nothing but to b.
cast out and to be troddcn under foot of
men,
The address was discussed in a common
datory spirit by Profs. Sheldon. Beard,
Heiges, Haldeman, Schacner. Hayes, Mrs
NJ. B. Archer and J. V. Montgomery of
the normal school of Millersville.
The evening meeting, devoted to ''spcll-
ing REFORM" was addressed by Prof. F. \.
March.
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A Great Enterprise.

New rich blood. sending health to every
flbrs of the system, is rapidly made by " DR..
Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
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s..ssyrr.sssiIsxs

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NEW TO-DAY.
pgL.NQsENT Notice.


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ssAMssSs%,. Ca1.sasnsss kso@sAea Of WORKS, iaeai.
Aaaas eeNSSN, Nevada
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Reduction Of FARE to Baton Reuse.

Capt. Geo. W. McCranie, Of the Ouschi-
u Telegraph, has addressed eommunica-
tion to the manager Of the vicksburg
& Monroe Railrod asking q reduction Of
rates for editors and publishers who may
desire to attend the Press Convention by
that route, partly. The manager agrees
to q reduction Of one-half, that is full
fare TO Vicksburg and the return free. A
letter has been written to the Captain Of
the steamer K. L. Lee, and it 10 thought
that similar rates will be granted by that
vessel. The price for the round trip, after
the reduction, will DO not more than
twelve or fifteen dollars from Monroe to
Baton Rouge and back again. We have
written to +. NJ. Thomasson, proprietor of
the Mouroe and Shreveport stage line, and
II that gentleman makes any reduction
notice will be given in ample time. 1t
would be advisable, We think, for our
Shreveport brethren to correspond with
steamboat Captains owning boats on Red
river.