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\ Cough, Cold or Sore lnrCaJ should DC
stopped. Nescc; frequently results in an III.
curablc LING Disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrOchcS do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balshms,
but act directly on the inined parts. nlliying
irritation. give relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrl, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Br"n"hiii
TrOcnes have been recommended by phyS!-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction
Having been tested by wide and constant list
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wcll-mcTtcd rank among the few staple
remedies of the agr. Sold ut - cents box
eyerywhcrp mS-ivuTTh&S&lyw
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The London Hair Color HestOrer' IL the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair RcstOrcrs being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render ihany
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling of the hair exists or prena
ture grayncss, from sickness or other causes
its use will restore the natural youthful color
an,HcauSe Il healthy growth, cleansing the
SCALP from all impurities, ,!andruif, etc, ut the
same time q most pleasing and lasting. hail
dressing, fragr:lntiy perfuned, rendering il
soft and piable, making it ;,n indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist fol
London Hair Color EcstOrcr. Price IS cents Il
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States, &0 North Sixth street, Philadel
Dhi;,. nll-lYuTIhS FxW
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THE CINCINNATI LAND SLIDE.
Two Men Killed and Four Others IEadi
Hurt.

Two Men Killed and Four Others BADLY
Hurt.
CINCINNATI, O., July IA land slide
occurred last night near the mouth Of the
tunnel, on the Cincinnati Northern rail
road under Crown street, Walnut Hills,
where 12 men were engaged in preparing
for arching. One Of them, Franklin
Burns, the foreman, was on the timbers,
and the others were below in the bottom
of the tunnel. The sliding earth knocked
Burns off and threw the timbers down on
the men. Burns and David Hunter (cOl-
ored) were killed and four others were
more or less injured. The first report that
the tunnel itself had fallen was incorrect.
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fatally Hurt,

William E. Bennett, residing at Wrights-
Vile, and employed as a brakeman on the
New Jersey Central railroad, was yester-
day morning fatally injured, being struck
by passing passenger train ut the Jack
son avenue crossing of the Newark n
New York railroad, near Jersey City.
His skull was fractured and all the ribs
and arms of his left side were broken.
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SUMMER LEISURE.

How Our Fellow Citizens Dodge Sunstr"kc.
Morris Gershel, of the firm of l.. Gershel
& Bro, returned to this city yesterday
after two weeks sojourn at Long Branch
and Saratoga Springs looking much im-
proved in health.
Harry NJ. Herr formerly Of this city.
who is now hotel proprietor in Potts
vile, is in this city spending 4 few days
with his friends.
Mrs. John II. Roy, of the Holly Tree
Inn, left Lancaster yesterday for Ocean
Grove, to visit her son who has a cottage
at that place.
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News from the Tucquan Party.


Frank IIowcll's pigeon arrived here last
evening ut 7:4J, having been started from
York Furnace by the Tucquan party at 4
o'clock. The following letter was brought
by the bird
TrcorAS; July 13, 1881, 4 +. NJ.
Visitors day passed off very delightfully."-
in Tucquan camp. About 80 ladies and
gentlemen were present from Lancaster
and York county and took dinner with the
club. The table was elaborately decorated
with the choicest flowers, &c, that could
be found along the road. The bill of fare
embraced bass, catfish and eels in abund
ance. The weather is delightful, and the
ladies are especially pleased with the days
visit to the camp.
A. C. II.
July Is, 1881. p. m. arrived 4:4j.
Another of Frank HOwclfs pigeons ar.
rived from the Tucquaners camp at York
Furnace this afternoon 1T :: o'clock, but il
had lost the message attached to its leg.
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The demand Of the people for an easier
method OF preparing kidney-W ort has induced
the proprietors, the we'll known wholesale
druggists, Wells. Richardson & Co., of Bur-
lington, Vt. to prepare it for sale in liquid
form as well US in dry form. 1t saves all the
labor OF preparing. and Us it Is equally eff
cient 1t is preferred by many persons. Kid
ney-Wort always and everywhere proves itself
perfect remedy.-BuDalo NeWs.
W w1 Sw
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Beats the Best Time.

In Pittsburgh yesterday Maud s. trotted
over the course twice for . warming up,
and then, at the word go. started like .
streak. The track was heavy and had
been rolled twenty feet out from tine pole
to the disadvantage Of the mare, but as il
shot from a cannon, she sped and crossed
the line in 2.1O!. beating her best time
one quarter Of 4 second. This was the
official decision, while one of the judges
held the mare had actually covered the
ground in 2.1O!. The driver Of Maud S.
said she could have made it in two seconds
less.
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DISCHARGED.

Mary Baxter, who was charged with
stealing clothing from Mrs. Frederick
Woehrle, had hearing before Alderman
Donnelly. of the Seventh warj, this after
noon, and was discharged, as the pros
ecutor did not wish to push
the case, thinking that the woman had
probably taken the goods by mistake.
Mrs. Baxter claims that she found the key
owned by Mrs. Neher.
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SDecial Train.

The Reading & Columbia railroad com
pany have issued schedule for a special
train which leaves this city for Quarry
vile on Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock. 1t
will return in the evening, leaving Quarry
vile at G:3O in the evening. This will
give persons an opportunity to attend the
cOlOrcd camp
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W.lNTED.

WYANTED-FlFrY Coy ClGARMAkE1sS
w on form work. Apply at once to
GROUSE Il Co,
No. - South sixth street,
iy1Iwd Recalling. IA.
rlNAIl.ORS WANTED.-EXPERlE
i hands to work ON Coats and OvercOa Is.
Apply to HAGEk BROTHER,
fyH ;td % West King street.
VXTANTED-iT THE LANCASTER BOLT
w Works boys from IL to IL years of age.
Steady and industrious boys ears: from three
to six dollars per week. jyl+1wd
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The Power of tie Press.

In no way Is the power OF the press more
surely shown than in the universal knowl-
edge that has in less than year. been ditfused
throughout fifty millions of people of the won
,lerful curative properties OF that splendid re-
medy Kidney Wort. And the people from the
Atlantic to the Pacific have shown their intel.
iigencc and their knowledge OF what is in the
papers, hy already making Kidney Wort their
household remedy for all diseases of the kid
neyS liver and bOwels.-Ierald.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ORGANS AND PIANOS can be purchase.
ut the
Lancaster Organ Mandatory

from ten to twenty fl We per cent. cheaper dur
ing the month OF April than any other time.
AS 1 have u large assortment OF all kinds OF
Musical Instruments on hand. purchasers Will
find It to their advantage II ser examining
other instruments to call at the warerOOnls, ~
they will then be able to see the superiority OF
the Lancaster Organ or ChickerinS Piano.
have added steam power and am adding 4
set of new machinery OF my own invention
for making all parts of AN organ, from reeds to
the key board, therefore saving time. expense
and labor. and will give my customers the
benefit of it by reducing lie prices. Send Tor
catalogues. All kinds of Instruments tune.i
AMI repaired, ut
NO. 32O NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ALEX. MCKILLIPS,
mnrs2wdAeS Proprietor
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Tho City Loan.

The last Of the 5000, 900 refunded at 1
per cent, was received at the mayor $
Office yesterday. In rcfunding there were
$44, 700 of bonds exchanged by holders
who had bid for the new loan and S155, 800
taken by new bidders, making 5000, 900 of
bonds in all. There was premium re.
ceived on the loan of Sj72.Sj, a tritlc owe:
of one per cent. on the whole.
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k'arnars and Mechanics Excursion

Go as you please to Atlantic City via Cam
den l. Atlantic railroad or Cape May via
steamer Republic on Saturday, July lG.
Round trip tickets good for three days to At
lantic City and tour days to Cape May. Fare
to either place only $50. Special train
leaves Lancaster ut Il. m.: Columbia ut
Il. III. Mannheim at 2:3j; I.ititZ Il: 2:45, and
Ephrut:l ut ::O!. See circulars anI posters ut
all stations. jy61,?l2 ,l5&!tw
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On Tuesday as Anthony Lechler, jr. was
cutting shirts at II. B. Shank's factory,
North Queen street, the knife which he
was using slipped and cut an ugly cash in
his leg. The wound is quite painful, bu:
Mr.. Lechler is able to be about.
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Accident.

Yesterday David Jefferies, contracting
bricklayer. who is at work on the new
buildings on Grant street, which arc being
erected by Hon. II. G. Long, was standing
in front of the building when heavy
board fell from tho third story. 1t struck
him on the arm, skinning it terribly and
causing painful injury.
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A Senatorial Fishing Party.

Senator Bayard, of Delaware, accom-
panied by Senator Cameron and Colonel
James Duffy, of Marietta, passed through
Williamsport yesterday afternoon on the
express train bound for Westport, Clinton
county, to spend a few days fishing in
Kettle creek. They were joined by ex-
Senator Wallace, who accompanied them
West. The party had private car, with
their own servants and provisions.
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This morning the horse attached to MIR.
Snyder's milk wagon ran off on West
King street, and the wagon coming in
contact with fire plug opposite CAM S
butcher shop was badly broken and the
milk spilled. Neither Mr.. Snyder nor the
horse were much hurt.
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Poverty and Suffering.

81 was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering tor years, caused by Il sick FAM
iIy and large bills for dOctOrnG, which did
them no good. was omplctely discouraged,
until one year ago. by the advice of my pastor,
procured Hop Eitters ar'! commenced their
use, and in one month We were all well, and
none of us have seen Il sick day since, and /
want to say to all poor men, You can keep
Your families wclta year with Hop Bittcr@
for less than one doctors visit will cost,
know il. \ WOrkinGman." jyl-2wd&w
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DIR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.

DIR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
Miss Ella Pierce, of Urbana, Ohio, is in
town visiting her relations.
barn near Marietta was totally de-
stroyed by fire by being struck by light
ming last evening.
Two Young men, while out Oh the river
during the storm of last evening, had their
boat struck and in few minutes it was
totally destroyed by the flames. Luckily
they we're near the shore or else, with
their heavy clothes on, would have been
drowned.
During the storm last evening Mr.. Ed
ward Booth, 4 telegraph operator in the
west ward of the Pennsylvania railroad at
Columbia, received a severe shock from
lightning, rendering his right arm power
less. Mr.. Reuben Fiellis, who was in the
Office at the time, who also shocked and
for half minute was rendered helpless.
The Columbia fire company No. held
a special meeting last evening in their
parlor. A large number of its members
we're present. The committee on ar
rangements for their trip to Reading in
September was raised from three to nine.
The company offered an excuse about
their delegates not being present at the
tlremen's convention, that they misunder
stood the date for tho same, thinking that
it would be next Tuesday evening instead
of last Tuesday. The meeting adjourned
at $3.50.
The Citizens band had it's regular meet
ing last evening. The balance in the
treasury is s527. Mr.. James Slade was
elected secretary vice Mr.. Sample resigned.
The band is engaged to play for the Os-
ceola Tribe |. o. X. NJ. on the Annapolis
excursion. There was good deal Of talk
about new uniforms.
From Columbia to Lititz.
The Methodist Sunday-school left this
morning to picnic at Lititz. About three
hundred of it's scholars accompanied it.
The tobacco and other county products
along the Reading railroad are in q flour
ishing condition.
The excursion train this morning only
made two stops between Columbia and
Lititz, and these were necessary.
The young men accompanying the picnic
enjoyed game of baseball. Rev. Henry
Wheeler played 'super."
John MacEntyre, who jumped Otf the
train at the Lancaster junction, was left
behind. He walked from there to Lititz,
arriving at the latter place abont one
o'clock.
Two children fell into the spring as
soon as they arrived at Lititz this morn
ing, but outside of 4 good " duckinG ,
nothing serious happened to them.
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Merchants Excursion,

to Coney island on Thursday, July.i. Round
trip tickets good tor three days only $3.50
Train leaves Lancaster uMd Columbia ut
Il. III. For particulars see circulars At al
stations on Reading 4 Columbia railroad.
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HENRY F. HARTMAN U-ime Burner), OF
East Lampetcr wnship. Subject to the choice
Of the Democratic county convention.
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Good News This Morning.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-ExECUTIvE
MANSION, $50 A. M.-Oficial.-The presi-
dent has passed comfortable night and
continues to do we'll. Pulse 90, tempera.
ture 99S, respiration %.
[Signcdl D. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July 14-S:35 A. M.-Unofficial.-The
favorable symptoms in the president 3
condition continue. He passed very
comfortable night and this morning his
pulse is 90 and his temperature little be-
low 100. The doctors this morning ex
press themselves rs satisfied with the pro
gress of the case. The wound has just
been dressed and the dressing showed
that there had been good discharge of
pus from the drainage pipe.
Ar "UnOfficial Dispatch.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, July
14.-11:5O \. M.-Dr. Bliss at 11:5O 4. M.
reports that the president is doing rs we'll
as could be reasonably desired.
The surgeons have just assembled for
their noon consultation and examination.
In Good Condition at Noon.
EXECUTIVE MANsION-1 T.. M.--Of1icial
Bulletin-The progress Of the presidents S
case continues to be satisfactory this morn
ing. Pulse "a. temperature 9S.5 respira
tiOn 90.
Signed d. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
See Here.

You are sick ; well, there is just one remedy
that W i'll cure you hey Ond possibility OF doubt.
lifts Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells Health Remover ia
yonr nope. 81. Druggists. Depot John +.
Long Il Sons, Lancaster.
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MARTIN HlLDEBRANT, OF Mount Joy
thorough. Subject to the decision OF the DEM
ocra,lc county convention. apl3-d&wtp
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Change of College I'residents.

Rcy. DR.. G. w. Aughinbaugh, presi-
dent of Palatinatc college at MyeStOwn,
Lebanon county, has resigned, aud Rev.
George B. Russell, DID,, has been elected
to fill the vacancy
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Another Circus.

The Sells Brothers circus will appear in
this city on August 10. The contracting
agent is now here making arrangements
for the show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-14

Wri,e to Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkhapn, No. s:s
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets
relative to the curative properties OF her Veg
ctable Compound in all female complaints.
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ADAM S. DIETRICH, Of Manor township
Subject to the decision OF the Dem"ciat'(
county convention.
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Mayors Court.

One man, who was drunk, occupied the
station house last night. He was dis
charged this morning.
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Tn Persons About to Marry.

ITO persons about to marry Douglass Jer.
rol,i's advice was "don't;" we supplement by
saying without laying III Il supply of Spring
Blossom which cures albuminarii and other
kidney and bladder complaints Price SO cts.
For sale ut ii. Il. CCchran's Drug Store, l31
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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POLITICAL.

For County Commissioner:
FFANk CLARK, OF Strasburg township.
Srt,ect 10 the choice OF the Democratic coun-
ty convention. aprG-d&wtp
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 14.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, and winds
mostly northwesterly. with stationary OF
higher barometer and temperature.
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city bSilI Posters.

Carson Il licnscI. city bill lOsters ami dis
tIibi;iora, Office !NTELLIGENCER building, No. 6
South Queen street.
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S.u:h street NJ, T.. Church.

Excursion TO Long Branch and Ocean
Grove on Thursday, July 9s. Round trip
tickets good for three days only S3.'5.
jy6,7,9,l2, "a .l5Nltw
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JERE MOHLEK. Ephrata. Subject TO the
decision of the Democratic county cOnven
tion. aprll-d&wtp
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Go to II. Il. COchrinS Drug store, l37 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Frernuns NeW No
fiOnal Dyes For brightness and durability ot
color, are uneq uaIed. Color from . to 5 pounds.
Directions in English aad German. Price. 10
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,luiE CELEBRATED MlLBURN WAGONS
i Tor sale at Reduced Prices. Warranted as
good as any In the market. Nothing cheap
but the price. Also the GElSEK SEPA-
RATOR for to TOlIOrse Power. The Peer
less, Portable, Traction and Domestic Engines
and Saw Mills
Call and before purchasing clSew here.
Shop AMI Warehouses: Cherry Street, be
tween james AMI Frederick
j.. STAUFFEH.
iy92tdSNWSItw Successor to h. r. LnnatiS.
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Grain Quotations.

One O'Clock quotations of grain and prOvis-
ions, furnished by S. X. iundt, Broker, ljE
East King street.
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Shaving becomes luxury when lndulSc'
in daily with Cuticur:I Shaving Soap.
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Mothers never fail TO recommend Malt Eit
tcrs e. nnurishing and strengthening.
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JOHN l.. LIGHTNER, OF IeacOck township
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention. aDrlStldNW
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY Il, 1881.
TO-DAY'S TIDINGS.
CHEERING NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL
The Presidents Continued Improvement.
Good News This Morning.

BULLETINS OF HOPE AND PROMISE.
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The Si,Ong Robbery.

Michael Gorman, Henry Snyder and
John Drachbar, charged with having
broken into and robbed George Spong's
oyster saloon, were heard before Alderman
Barr yesterday. There being no evidence
against German he was discharged.
Drachbar and Snyder were held in bail to
answer ut court.
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NEW ERIISEMEN7.,

T OST-LAST EVENING ON NORTH LIME;
street, between Walnut and Lemon
streets, a Child's Gold Bracelet. The finder
ltd*
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 14.-The total loss
by the burning of the Filley stove foundry
here last evening is estimated to be s'5.-
900; fully insured.
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StOcN M1rROI

New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Lone. N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks strong.
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Pleasures OF Patriotism.

While Elmer f.. BOynes, an Altoona
youth, was setting off sky-rockets Oh the
Fourth, one burst and burned his hand
considerably The wound healed up and
no serious consequences were apprehcnded
until yesterday, when he manifested symp-
toms of tctanus, which resulted in death
10y lockjaw. lie WAS 4 bright and pron,is
ing lad.
On July 4, Clayton Miller, aged II
years, son Of Charles ID. Miller, accom-
panied the excursion of the Reading Grace
Lutheran Sunday school to Bowers sta
ton, ON the East Penn railroad. Clayton
boug ght toy pistol on the grounds and
amused himself in fling Off blank car
trdses. While the pistol was loaded he
unconsciOusly placed the palm of his right
hand over the muzzlc and the trigger was
accidentally pulled. The charge entered
his hand. The same afternoon he showed
symptoms of lock jaw, and his father pOul-
healing. Last Monday afternoon he COM
planned of pain in the back and also in his
laws, since which he has been lying in a
critical condition. The lad is seized with
spasms and suffers intense pain. The
physicians state that tho boy will not re
cover. The powder, it is supposed. poi
soned tho blood This is the third case
| reported.
Mt. Joy Matters.
Condensed from Star.
Charles, 7-year-old son of Joseph Shell
ly, of Rapho township, got on the hay
wagon pole unobserved, when the team
moved, fell off, and being struck by one OF
the heels had seve raj of his ribs on his
right side crushed in and was otherwise
badly bruised.
Harry, son of John l.. Brandt, of leapho
township, caught large snapper, which
he had in the slop barrel for quite while,
when a few weeks ago it managed to make
it's escape. 1t was afterwards captured III
a small stream Of water near by, where il
had laid eggs. Since its capture it has
laid 8 additional eggs.
An interesting and earnest arsumen
between two young men in this place as
to whether A. B. Lands Or Edserley II Go.
built the the best and neatest vehicles, led
to knock down argument in which the
Lands champion scored 4 victory.
John G. CARRIER, supervisor of Mount
Joy township, lately received the follow
ing anonymous letter:
''June 12, 1891.
"Mr.JOhn CARRIER lie warn you and motif!
you to clean that road between JO Grotfs
and Ape Leman be fore next cord cord i
you want to save you some trouble.