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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

Idlenoss makes man more tdici II
idlnnute sulA IN twelve ckes shN In sure
10 hatch them Ill ont.
Tho virtews hav ~ b. cultivated. while
hc viccA Wall gro apace Il ~ Will only
let them.
Pride and ignorance travel hand III
hand; tho more INN knows Tho loSA
hu Ii snre " N.
A modern professor would require
l.Od0 pages 70 desAfibe iight. asd then
would h. no nearer - II than when b.
started. Moses rcd, "t.tt lharr TN llaht,
Uod rod, and thare VIM light
Atoms Htc rasprktMln,l. Tor II In atoms
thsl make whole.
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20 pay man for his tneratttude
0rxle bslty In woman In moro sur.
prize hrr RrAtc lower layA In tho good.
ueas os her hArle.
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cslnkAted In thc he'd, and ssadnatsS -
thr hand.
Thars II plenty ~ sclentifOk msn
Who has almost discovered perpetual
mo. hun. who s,nldnt repair ! boy = |
hv.s.
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pnssllly hu divided ~ follows; Tho1e |
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lhoke whnxc dsHiTu III ~ BE- MON ard |
nnvyrd- ll,0xc Who hav money ~ spend |
and Tim III who 20 10 learn bl con.
ling thsmselfH aith others.
Yang innn, don't iorett ihis' fmse !
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19
TAe stsry " I Great l'arls Mystery.

Tho pasisisnx, says 4 Paris zorro.
spondcnt, asc determined u have Il
mystery now and then. They have bcen
fond Of something of tho kind over
since the timc IL tho Tour ia Nusle.
Only tho other day they wore mortified
With blood.curdling descriptions ol Il
house In IN obscure suburb, mich had
boon rented BY ! stranger, fnrlidding
In appearance, and evi,lunlly bent upon
thu concentration az somo hidcous
crime, judging from ll,e preparations
which no had madc. llnmoss ran In
tho netghborhood that 10 wss dsskly
engaged In plotting against tho lilr cf
Some Quo -lor No had brought 10 tho
house huge cAse made ii nolid wood
lined With heavy cloth and picyOrd xI(h
Sir holes. II seemed inst tho sort VI !
thinx In which 70 imprlson some hslp.
less creature whom no wAa dcsirous of
lossnring. Tho woman of whom 10 hsd
hirsd tho house spiod Ills movements
In mat iadiscrccl manntr, and whsn
one day she nav him bring In halt !
dozen chains. such ~ Gro ordinarily
uscd for dogs tAe could nut restrain
herself any longer. ~ she wrnt ulT %
lhc nolghbors with terribly. sgniflcd
version u Tho whola matter, and Ihs ~
suls wss lhat thc police were called n.
Meantlmo tho mystrrlous stranger
appeared 10 havc gained some .hnowl.
edga 81 Tho movement against him, lor
hc disappeared. aud was heard of ~
more ~ thAt ported.
The police AEcnls came cut from
Paris aud apcnt ! d,y ~ twn III Il,c
AOusc. III 10 stood Tile wooden cssr.
gaping Vide open, with In cuahioncd
aldsa and tina staple. driven into Thorn.
seeming to indicate that : human being
was n 10 chained 10 there alive. Tho
agents began " think thai somr a. |
tempt II blackmAil NM ID l,e made ~ |
4 hand 81 clever crtminsls. Every ~.
tleavor VA made 10 catch TIN supposed |
cnlprit. and thc cnncicrgcs, nhoenisk ~ I
and water. carriers 81 tho cap.t,D, with /
hated breath, nightly discussed lie
mystery, until one line morning Tho
prefect u Police rcCrivcd letter from
! wealthy gentlemen who lives bnt 4
li!tla WAY from PAris, explaining tl.s
whole matter. u appears that .on,c
weeks a6o this gentleman VIM Nh.
lcn by QUO VI hia dogs III such
4 manner ~ ~ awaken aist irivns
ID hts mind that tho dog WA mad
" oAntehxsd The wound, Int thr
|honaht thst b. waa = possible uclim
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

Al nmrency should b Legal tender
for 81 dsbts.
All money should b. issuod b. The
Government, and should rsprossnt
lAhos.
al bank currency should - a..
slroyed.
AID coin II tho Treasury should ~
used - cancel bonds.
All roads should b. paid = NOON "
pgoootoohoo.
AZ private property should beas o.
eqQol 1870 q 61xo1lon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19
Falh<v sf fsrsy.Five CAll1res.

IN the British church, ord 81 Heydon.
y ston0 with the inscfiplton: Here
listh Tue body ~ William Gtrulton. ii
paddinRton. buried May u. 1874, Who
had. ~ his tirat wife, twcnty.eieht chil.
drsn. and, by Asc0Ld wife. ssvsntssn.
own father 10 forty .hve. gssnsll.ihrS 10
eighty M great gr And!a'her 10 ninety.
seven, and gr, Ai.Gsrs' grandfather 10
twsnty three: IN 81 3St.~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19
Wsalherwlss md Otherwise.


Rather \ cold snsp. remaskod The
fox, ~ he pnt bis foot into tho steel
trap.
We shall have On opcn spring, vas Ill
that tho tgappsr vouchaAlod, - he ~.
pTOac he'd tho animal.
Quito windy, slid Jones, who had
boon listening 70 thu Congressional dc.
bate.
clustering, responded Smith, laying
down tho Ersninv Trucsliencs.
A flnc day, sAid tho Judge, omi.
nously.
4 milo day. vcnturcd Tho sportsman.
Bland, put ~ thc yonag man, taking
out trust dollar.
Soft. added tho young lAiy.
The soung man subsided, with Tho
remark. Il II getting warm.
II looks Tho reign, suggested Robin.
con antnt tho thirl.trsm proportion.
We need change. mMttcrcd hia impe.
cunious relative.
u II .oold. replied Ellington. ~ liz
espiOd his hotter half.
Live J. no ) ibid. ~ 10 caught her
OyC.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

Ia.h realSAaa sapirsns Nv fanfrAA lmnrava,,
lnnl TN. wAsh li'l ',ltT. r. n, WY W. \, 4
NtlNH II lWTyfli, tsNEl AIfasA SD WHAT'S
kAiu uiAnElsta, tintlbn, MA.a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
The Gospel EleetinS.

The gospel meeting held in the public
school house, corner Lemon and Lime
streets. last evening. by the " All Work
ers" (formcrly Rockland) Sunday school,
was largely attended, many persons being
unable to obtain seats.
The exercises consisted of singing, read
ing of scriptures, prayer, recitations by the
children, and addresses by two lady mis-
sionaries lately returned from heathen-
dom. \ number of articles Of heather
worship were exhibited, and tho uses OF
them explained.
The service was concluded by the reci-
tation of the Lords Prayer in unison, fol-
lowed by the singing Of the dOxology.
Quite number of children were pres
cnt from the outskirts of the city, having
been brought there and again returned to
their homes by Brimmer's buses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
AnluSenlentS.

Home IMnstrels.-To-morrow evening the
first show OF the winter season will be given
in the opera house for the benefit of Bert Hine-
hart. stage carpenter ut the opera house. 1t will
be u minstrel performance, in which all the
well known amateurs OF this city will take
part. The prices OF admission arc low enough
to enable all to attend. The audience will be
q large one.
deacon CrGnkcN."-Thc chart for the sale
of reserved seats for this performance which
takes place Monday evening, opened this
morning. The play is by John Habbcrton,
best known to fame through his celebrated
"Hccn's Babies" and his Deacon is said to bc
a Jolly old soul, who reminds one of Uncle
Danl and Joshua Whitcomb, yet distinct from
either of these popular personagcs. The
Deacon ought to have good house, as he
doubtless will.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
To tho Late W. II. Boyer.

TO the Late w. H. DOyers
At a recent meeting of the Zcta Chapter OF
the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, F. 4 NJ. col
legc, the announcement of Brother w. II.
Boycr's death having been made. the following
minute was entered upon the records of this
chapter and communicated to the different
chapters of our fraternity:
"Thc members of Zeta Chapter having heard
with profound sorrow the announcement OF
the death of Brother ". IL. Boyer, and being
dcsirous OF expressing. the deep sense OF their
loss, that has befallen them. do direct the tol-
lowing record to DE entered upol. the minutes
OF the chapter:
"That the Zeta Chapter has, in the death OF
Brother Boyer, been called upon to mourn the
loss OF one, who. during his connection with
the fraternity as an active member, was most
eager for its welfare and earnest in his devo-
tion to its cause.
"That we esteem him most highly as one
who as a companion was warm and atfectionate
and whose friendship was an iii1lexiblc trust.
"That the badge of the fraternity be placed
in mourning for thirty days out of respect for
our late brother; and that Il copy of this min
ute be sent to the family of our departed mem-
Der with an assurance of our sincere sympathy
in til cir bereavement"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
i,I,tladelpllta Markei.

rHILADxLrH1A, November l2.-Flour dull,
but steadily held; superfine S. OO@3 So: ex-
1r;, "A COCA 50; Ohio anu Indiana family IS 50@
.; Penn'a family 8 2595 so: ST. Louis
family IS 75d6 50; Minnesota family s' 2jd5 -
StrAiSh! S. 00a6 50: Winter patent SC 5OG7 50
Spring do ~ COOS 25.
Rye nour quietat - 37Gs5 50.
Wheat opened lower and reactivc, and now
firm No. = Western Rect 81 II; Penn'a Red
81 l5G117; Amherst l591 II.
Corn firm for local use; yellow 599591lc
mixed 5S1aIj9c.
Oats QUIET and steady No. ]. White sc No.
edo 4lc; No. do s914GAoc..; No. Mixed "'h
@3Sc.
Rye firm at Csc.
Provisions steady moss pOrk-old, sl5 251
1850; do new jsl6 259lG 50; beet hams SIS SOC
10 90; Indian m.ss beet ut sls 30 bacon-suiok-
ed shoulders 5A0Gc salt do J14c; smoked
hams IOaIOc; picked hams s09c.
Lard steady city kettle s.tI; sSs@sc: z lo"-e
Eutter-Choicc firm and fairly active /;
low grades dull; Creamery extra ssc :
do good TO choice .G3lc; Il. e. and n. 4. eN-
tr., a6Gaeoc: Western reserve extra 22l2ic :;
do good to choice lsa eOc; Rolls choice firm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
St. AnthOny's Fair.

4 fair for the benefit of St. AEthony's
church opened in Grant hall last evening
under very encouraging circumstances:
The room is very handsomely decorated
with flags, evergrcens, &c. There arc
seven tables in the room. two Of which arc
in charge of Fathers Kaul and Christ.
Table No. 3 is the Sodality table, No 4
the old ladies' table, No. 5 confectionery
table, No. 6 lunch table, and No. chill
drens' table.
Among the valuable articles to be
CHANGED and voted off arc the following
Gold watch, two silver casters, and silver
tea set.
The attendance was very good last
night and the fair will continue for clever
days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
.SIKkE1S.
New York Marker.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-FIour-S1ato ana West
ern without important change in prices
Supertine, ut x:i 90Q4 b: extra DO at
siaOaz Is; choice, 10, a sOI4 90: fancy do
81 959G co: round hoop Ohio - 1895 choice .io
ut S. 1896 90; supcrtine western s:900l 81;
common to good extra DO "a 5O0i 81: choice
do 81 900l6 so; choice white wheat do "a %
al a5; Southern firm; common to fair extra
IS lOI5 Is good to choice do s. 7Ol7 CO
heavy: No. White, November. 81 I76 !;
do December, 81 10; No. Red, cash. 81 la1S !:
do December, 81 2l1s9l elss do January, 81 "a
@l e35%.
Corn q shade easier and moderately active !:
Mixed western spot, 5s4 459Ac; do future, $50
6Oc.
Dec, 42ss: 10 JAM, l31MSG4Sllc; State 4a150c ;
Western 40ll30c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
Wines tor Medicine.

Some time since VIC stopped ut Passaic, n. j.,
and were really surprised to see the amount of
Mr.. speer's stock OF Port Grape Wine on hand
1T is almost fabulous Four store houses are
filed, and tiers upon tiers of casks. up and
down stiars, ami in some cases huge casks oc-
cupy every available spot. leaving only little
alleyways tn: :ough Which to walk. 1t is an
illimitable q ':,ntity of Wine. None il sold
unless it has acquired the age OF tour years,
and the buildings ], ,, Sand T. are of the first,
second, third and fourth years vintage. Our
druggists have some OF the oldest of the above
wine direct from Mr.. Speer.-Panerssn Guar.
dian.
This wine is now in demand tor commu
Mon purposes. 1t 10 excellent for weakly per-
sons before retiring.
This wine Is endorsed by Drs. Atles and
Davis, and sold by H. Z. Slaymaker.
nOl-owd&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
Another Awcarlon Murder,

Another Ayrarian Murder.
The steward to Colonel Cooper, of Dun
bodcn, near Multingcr, county, Test Meath,
unknown youth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
Young Man Injured.

This morning between 9 and 10 o'clock
VIM. P. King, aged 81 years, son of David
King and employed in Binkley's grocery
store, started to the stable on Miflin
street, in the rear of Harry Myers's resi-
dence, to hitch his pony to the wagon
which is used at the store for the delivery
of goods. Sometime afterwards he was
found lying unconscious in the yard of
Frederick Woehrle's stable, through
which he had to drive to get into Mifiiin
street. He was picked up and carried
into the hoLle of his brother. DR..
George A. King, where, at last &C.
counts, he was still lying unconscious:
The doctor made an examination and
found that he was suffering from con-
cussion of the brain. One Of his arms was
badly bruised, but he received no
cuts. How the young man receiv-
ed the injuries is not exactly known,
but it is supposed he was thrown from the
wagon by the sudden starting Of the mare,
who is always anxious to get off, before he
was seated. The marks on the fence indi-
cate that the wagon was run against it. 1t
is believed that Mr.. King was thrown out
upon his head. The pony was caught on
Mifflin street, near Lime before the wagon
was broken.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
DEATH ON THE EOsTKUM.

Sudden Decease OF u Philadelphia Physician.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Dr. George
r. Nebinger, a well-known doctor of Phil
adclpi,ia, was taken suddenly i'll last night
while delivering a lecture at the Wagner
institute and died q few minutes after
being taken from the platform. He said
he had previously taken half an ounce Of
laudanum to relieve him Of a temporary
attack of sickness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12

Penn'a Extra 20GsSc: Western Reserve extra
20024c.
-, Eggs firm and wanted: Penn'a Extra &c
Western Extra 25GS.6c.
ChecSe dull but weak; New York full
cream ut l31a9lSs4c; Western f,ll cream III
skins log lOl.c.
Petroleum dull refined l2c
Whisky scarce ut 81 IL.
SeeuS-Goou to prime clover dull at 6 J0i,S
90: Timothy nominal ut - 1Ot9. ST.: FIaxsccd
quiet at 81 IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
BalIOOning.

Yesterday man with string of small
red and blue balloons was standing Oh
North Queen street. Agentleman bought
about a dozen of the balloons and started
them Off They all assembled rapidly and
the small boy was much pleased with the
display as he thought, for a long time,
that the balloons had broken away from
the dealer. He was very sorry to learn
afterward that they had been paid for.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
NEWS OF THE AFTERNOON.
TERRIBLE MINING DISASTER.


Great Loss of Life by An UndercP 0und E:x-
plOsiOn In Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, Nov. 12.-AbOut $50 this
morning an explosion Of gas occurred on
the south side of Fort pit, at Stellartor.
The explosion nearly swept across to the
other side of the pit, killing men and
horses within reach. Almost all the men
on the north side will be saved while those
on the south side will be lost. At least
sixty men are missing. Full particulars
not yet known. Five men have been
brought up and are likely to recover.
Probably forty arc shut up with the fallen
coal on the south side. The accident, it
is presumed, was caused by some miner
firing a shot in a forbidden part ofthe work
ings.
Two hundred men were in the mine at
the time of the explosion, though not all
of them were in dangerous positions. A
bulletin from the scene Of disaster states
that a second explosion is apprehended.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
Sale o. ..V::luab:e ,siI Property.

The WIcatland Mills property, belong
ing to john MussclmaE. situated in West
Lan;,ctcr township. has been sold at pri-
va:c sale through the rna! estate agency OF
Herr s. Stau!Ier, to William l.. Myers. Of
Franlsfo-A, Philadelphia, for a27. 500. The
property consists ci;s large stone Srist and
merchant mill. saw mill, mansion house,
postofficc. Sc. and about "a acres of land.
Mr.. Myers and son are practical miilers
and will take possession of the property on
Apri! first next. AID continue the business
heretofore carried on 10y Mr. Mussclman.
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BY WIRE.

News Of tho Afternoon Condensed.
John McManus has been arrested III Chi
cago for killing Bernard Riley, in Phila-
delphia, during political dispute last De-
cember.
Mary Segerson, who was murdered by
her rejected lover in New York, was
buried to-day. During the funeral SER
vices her mother tainted and her brother
had to be removed from the casket by
force.
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lso,.2~". J. Evans, esq, before the eiec
tic:. sa... that if Garfield was elected he
wou;i, ir2:t his friends. Last night he
fniIi.:>;. t!:at promise by giving an excel
lent ya;,Har to about twenty gentlemen
tricnti., at his residence on Vine street
. All present had y fine time and there was
lots Of fun.
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::..er:W"s .Sa;c.

Sanuc: less & Son, .alctioncers, sold at
public sale yesterday at IIambright's hotel
Io:,.inb;a Pike, for J. s. Strine, sheriff Of
Lancaster county, Pa, 4 farm containing
1e2 acres and 1io pcrciases with improve
u.c,.ts situated in Manor township, about
i've miles from the city Of Lancaster, seized
and taken in execution IS the property Of
I:,c,b J.. Lands, and sold to B. Weaver,
Coz sai. 40, subject to a mortgage of S1j,-
eco. making the farm bring a339, $50 in the
NLn,..
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The Tidy HOusovvife

The careful, tidy housewife, when she is Civ
ing her house its spring cleaning, should bear
in mind that the dear inmates OF her house are
more precious than houses, and that their sys-
TENS need cleansing by purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels to prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring ma
laria and miasma, and she should know that
there is nothing that will do it SO perfectly and
surely as Hop Bittels the purest and best Of
all medicines. See other column.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
Married.

D. =. Sci,aciier, esq.,, a graduate OF
Franklin and Marshall college, of the
class Offs and at present q rising young
member OF tie Reading bar, was married
in that city yesterday to Miss Kate A..
Grim. ,tau yliter Of Jonathan X. Calm, a
leading nicrciian. OF that city. Mr.. Schaci-
fer is !, son Of Mr.. David Schaeffer, of
Maxatawney township, Ber!1s county, All
extensive farmer and large land owner,
lie is a brother Of Prof. n. C. Schaefier,
formerly Of the faculty Of Franklin and
Ml,s.,alI. and now principal ur the kutz-
town state normal school.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-12
THE POPE'S pERPLEXIrY

Over the Agrarian Agitation in Ireland.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The CORES pondcnt
Of the Times at Rome says it is we'll
known in the Vatican that the Pope is
much embarrassed about Irish affairs.
He fully understands that it is not
4 question between Catholics and Prot
estants, but between the friends Of order
and the anarchists. He openly disapprovcs
the agrarian movement and sincerely de-
sires +" assist the English government if
possible. He is we'll aware that he is only
hearing one side Of the case, and he feels
that were lie to break silence lie might, in
seeking to do good, produce contrary re-
suit through his imperfect knowledge of
affairS