Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-16
Little Locals.

An egg laid yesterday by a Creole hen
belonging to Mr.. f. ii. Kaufman, Of
Mannheim township, was little out OF the
common run. 1t was of about the Or
binary size, but almost perfectly rOuud.
Aaron $. Hall, Of Landisville, is the
owner of 4 Maltese female cat that has at
| tanned the remarkable age Of Is years.
She has lost all her teeth and is totally
blind.
| Moses Spangler's mill, southeast of New
Holland, was robbed Of considerable flour
last Saturday night.
| Mrs. BENZ. Davis, mother i'll law of VIM.
Snyder, Cedar Lane, aged 20, fell down
stairs and broke three ri lbs on her right
side.
John Lewis, in West Nantmeai, Chester
county, has lost three children in tyo
weeks from scarlet fever.
David McDannell and wife, Of Honey
| brook, Chester county, have made an as
| si.nment Of their property, part of which
is in Chester and part in Lancaster county,
| to Isaac Graham, Of Honeybrook, for the
benefit of theirarcditOrs.
Supt. Cox, of the almshOuse, complains
that his cash book left in charge of the
county auditors is still missing. Gentlemen,
stand up and shake yourselves.
Some two weeks ago valuable mare
belonging to George Shoff, West Willow,
injured herself badly internally by being
entansled in her stall. Nothing could bc
done to relieve her, and the poor brute
died this morning
George Aston, who WAS arrested two
weeks ago for drunken and dsorlerly CON
duct, and who almost tore tine coat from
the back of the officer who arrested him,
was taken before Judge Livingston yester-
day afternoon on 4 writ of habeas corpus,
witha view to his discharge. 1t being in
evidence that MIR. Aston had behaved very
badly, the judge remandcd him to Jail to
serve out the remainder Of his thirty days
sentence.
Fiss & Doerr, horse dealers, shipped II
horses to New York this morning.
A slight fire occurred ut the residence Of
Philip e.. Moot Oh Mulberry street between
Orange and Chestnut. yesterday Some
hot ashes had been placed in 4 box in the
cellar. The box and the cellar door were
burned. The fire was discovered early and
was soon extinguished.
j. Il. Long, broker, sold to-day ut pri-
vate sale 10 shares Farmers national bank
stock at s1Oi.25 per share.
Lewis Kirk, charged with assault and
battery and carrying concealed weapons
by Elmer lIulsinser, colored, waived q
hearing before Alderman A. F. DOnnelly
to day and gave bail for court.
At Trinity Lutheran church last even
ing u class of twenty-ten males and ten
fcnlalcs--werc received into membership
by confirmation and two by letter. Rev.
DR.. GrecnwaM conducted the service.
Aaron B., son Of Rev. J. W. Hassler Of
New Holland, celebrated his 21st birthday
with brilliant company ut his fathers
house last Wednesday evening. He is :n
The class of 'S2 Ilullenberg college.
Cyrus Wilmer, of Goodville, sold to J.
Mensle of Reading. $500 pounds Of
tobacco wrappers at % and 1, 100 of filters
at II. In a 1900 pound lot delivered by
Mr.. Hunt Of Chester county to r. H. Bru-
bakers warehouse, New Holland, many
leaves measured from 40 to 43 inches in
ength and from g to 2S inches in width
he quality Of the very finest and the
md the color just right.