Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
MARIETTA MATTERS.
successful S;eiSniuS Bound
-BOrOuSh Politics.

SGccesSAut Ste1ynluS RArty-lce !SOuEu
Mackerel-BOrOuSh Politics..
The sleighing party from this place to
Lancaster on Monday was quite large
and successful affair, numbering about
torty-tivc ladies and gentlemen, aud occu-
pying thirteen sleighs. They had 4 beauti-
ful afternoon for the journey downwards
and bright moonlight evening for the re-
turn. On their arrival in lancaster they
dispersed to pass an hour or SO accordin.
to each ones will, but managed to be at
the Stevens hOnsc in time for bountiful
supper. They all enjoyed the trip, and
say that too much praise cannot be given
Mr.. ADM. Hiestand for their hcspitable
reception. They arrived home at nine
o'clock.
On Thursday, the 10th, the personal
property of Mrs. Mary WhitehiIl, decd,
will be sold. One Of the provisions Of her
will is donation of $l00 to the Presbyte-
rlan Sabbath school. Mr.. a. n. Case! is
executor.
Two couples from Maytowu drove to
Marietta on Monday evening, and after
the evenings enjoyment, when starting
for home, found that their horse had cot
loose and run off with the sleigh. Ii they
wouldn't have had the robes and whip to
SnO "siih W ytONH SELInJ Have
been more pleasant.
waterford council contemplated Il trip to
Mannheim on Monday night, but they did
not 60.
Valentines are numerous in the show
windows and tho selection Of pretty oLcs
is very good. Those Of an uncomplimen-
tary nature are more refined. we are glad
to say, and hope they will be so in future,
fny alt Il, 1,fk IL
sometimes amuses, vulSarity does not
often, and should not be in the market.
Some OF the cargo Of :: canal boat that
was ice-bound in the Tidewatcr canal has
been circulating through town at :: great
reduction in price. Part of it is y lot of
nice mackerel at almost half price.
The lecture by Mr.. Tiffany, which had
been postponed, will be given on Friday
evening at Central hall. The yosemite
Valley' is an interesting subject.
Slush again. The snow has lost it's grit.
but sleighinS is not SO bad yet
There are some notices of ITO let re-
manning. The don't look we'll so long
after renting time nevertheless there is 4.
scarcity of houses that would bring from
500 70 $3.50 per annum.
The body of Charles Goodman will be
brought to Marietta on Wednesday even
iEg, and the funeral will take place from
the house of Israel Goodman, at one o clock
on Thursday.
A meeting Of the Democrats was held
OH Tuesday evening, in ono Of the school
rooms in the town hall. Mr..
Harry Hegener presided, +. X. Cur
ran, secretary. The following persons
were named to be voted for as borough
officers at a primary election on Friday
evening from to 81 o'clock: Chief Bur-
CESS. Abraham COllius Assistant burgess;
}. Harry lIegener CounciImen, Abraham
Collins, f. Manlick. +. Iiipple, John
Shillow Constable, \. 5. Ruby; Auli-
tor, John c. Stambaugh Judge, Stephen
Maloney, Israel IIanlen, John Couglc In
spector, +. W. McElroy; Registry As
SCISSOR, Otto Zncll, Walter Frybcrgcr, j.
School Directors, +. II. Cur
ran, }. Il. Brandt: Assistant Constable,
John Stahl, Henry Cougle, W. Filley.
The Republicans will make their choice
on Saturday evening, and hold their pri-
mary on Monday evening.
Most OF our public schools have been out
s!eiShing at different times, visiting other
schools.
The Lincoln high school has, within the
last three weeks, been visited by Il large
number OF its patrOns-I3 having called
i'll that time. Mr.. Shaub is expected at
any time, and the boys and girls are in
quite furry.
That is quite IN unique idea some cfour
LADIES have OF using the cndearing ad-
dresses of their love letters fer curl paper.
that they may dream of the one who wrote
the letter. Their brothers say that they
find any amount of old c,rl-papcrs. which.
Oh being unrollcd. reveal such heading as
" My Little Pct,'' &c.
3. Il. Sultzbach, whose convalesccncc
has been reported, has been treated by
DR.. c. A Greene. of Lancaster