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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-08
WASHINGTON BOROUGH.

The News from the River Hank.
Messrs. Jos. X. Shultz & Bro, coal and
lumber dealers at this place, have stocked
their lumber yard with over zoe, 900 feet
of all kinds of lumber for building pur-
poses this spring.
The heavy rain falls of last week and
Of yesterday have caused the river to
rise. These rains have been of inestima-
bic good to the farmers, aud especially
have the tobacco farmers been blest there
by.
One day last week, Mr.. Isaac Schultz,
with the help of six planters and three
droppcrs, planted 800 tobacco plants,
which is consider. d a good days work if
properly done.
Mr. Jacob McI.ane, member of the
Star cornet band, of this place, and a fine
young man of about 20 years. has been
very sick with malarial fever and is still in
Il critical condition. We hope that his life
may be spared and his recovery be speedy.
The members of the NJ. E. church held
strawberry festival in their church on
Saturday evening, for the benefit Of their
church and Sabbath school, and realized
over $50 by it. They also held an ice
cream festival Tuesday evening.
On Saturday the Star cOrnet band posted
6ills announcing the holding of a fair in
the graded school building, for the benefit
of the band, to open on the 18th of June
and continue two weeks. The citizens of
Washington borough can pride them
selves on this band, which, considering
that it has been in existence only nine
months, is playing remarkably we'll. They
should, therefore, literally support them
in their fair efforts.
Only one week more for. the shad, oh !!
Then no more fresh shad until next spring.
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We respectfully announce to our Gus.
toners and the trade generally that our
assortment OF
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lIvuggfst's Testimony.

II. F. Mccarthy. druggist Ottawa, Ont,
states that lie was afflicted with chronic brOn-
chitis for some years and was completely cured
by the use of Thomas Eclcctric Oil. For .sale
at II. B. COchran's Drug Store, I37 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB B. Lone. N. +. Cor. Centre Square.
NHw YORK STOCKS. 7.'.'''
Stocks weak
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Deputy Coroner Hull.

In noticing the appointment of Deputy
Coroner Hull, of New Holland, the Neac
Err stated, and the New Holland: Clarion
copied the statement, that Capt. Hull had
been chronic Office hunter all his life.
Now the fact is Capt. Hull was never an
aspirant for any Office, and always declined
accepting a nomination for any except tina.
of fudge of the election, in township in
which he knew it was impossible to he
elected on account of the heavy OPPOSITION
majority. The position of deputy coro-
oner was unsought by him, will probably
never yield him dollar, and was only
accepted because it had been gracefully
rendered him by political opponent.
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Como Homo.

Michael Davis, the handsome, affable
and energetic manager in this city of the
tobacco interests of Joseph Mayors Sons,
has concluded the packing of 1,20O cases
of 1880 tobacco and gone to his home in
New York. Scott Brady will be in charge
of the business during Mr.. Davis's alb
Sence,
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|" "lyuChuDaiba.n

New, quick, complete cure days, urinary
affections, slnarting, frequent or difficult uri-
nation, kidney diseases. 81. Druggists. Depot,
John f. Long Il Sons Lancaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nutrition improved, strength restored and
disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
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CHESTNUT HILL Iron ORE Col
June ], 1881.
NOTICE.
IN The annual election Of directors Of this
company will be held ut their Office IN COlunl-
bia, Lancaster county, Pa, on the nth day Of
June, ut ii o'clock, H. m.
+. r. HATFIELD,j ,jr..
?e2cOdtlS Secretary.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS,

DPOPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
st. JOseph's Parsonage until JUNE Is.
1881, for the erection of st. JOseph's Parochial
School and an adjoining residence. Drawings
and specifications can be seen ut st. JOscph's
parsonage. j3lwdiS~
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Meeting of the Monumental Association.
The Lancaster County Monumental as
sOciation met at the Office of the collector,
Major A. G. Reinoehl, this morning, Capt.
Edward Edgerley being in the chair.
The following officers were: elected for
the year:
President-IIcnry Mullen.
Vice President-Dr. Alex. Craig.
Secretary-H. r. Breneman.
Treasurer-Jamcs H. Marshall.
SOlicitor-MajOr A. G. Reinoehl.
Finance committee to act in conjunction
with the president in charge of the monu-
ment Tor the year-W. D. Sauffer, D. p.
ROsenmiller and Charles Denues.
The reduction in the cost for the care of
the monument was referred to the finance
committee to take such action as they
deem the most advantageous.
The finance committee was instructed to
to dispose of granite on hand.
The report Of the treasurer showed a
balance and tho finance committee was
instructed to invest it.
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Deaths of children.

Jacob Charles, of West Willow, has lost
three children, all of thom having died Of
diptheria within 10 days. A fourth child
is now lying i'll with the same disease.
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CITY llill l,QAfara.

CITY Hb1II TOBC0f6.
Carson & Hcnsel, city bill posters and dis
tributors. Office INTELLIaENCER building, No. 6
South Queen street.
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MISCELL.lNEOUS.

CTRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM FESTI-
- val. to I've held mt ODD FELLOWS HALL.
for the benefit of FULTON HOME, commence
ing JUNE and ending SATURDAY, JUNE
II. Tickets will entitle the bearer to plate Of
cream. je:tlWd
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POLITICAL.

For County Commissioner:
FPANK CLARK, OF Strasburg township.
SUBJECT to the choice OF the Democratic cOun-
ty convention. apr6d&wtp
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A letter has been received from VIM. j.
Fordney, who recently left this city for .
trip around the world. 1t is dated San
Francisco, May 81. Mr.. Fordney writes
that on leaving Chicago he took the lower
route to the Pacific, Las Vegas and Santa
Fe, New Mexico, and Yuma, Tuscan and
other interesting points in Arizona. He
expected to sail June 4th from San Fran
cisco in the steamer City of Sydney"
for the Sandwich Islands and Australia.
He thought it likely that he might
not stop at the Sandwich Islands on ac-
count of the smallpox which was report
ed to be epidemic there. The run from
San Francisco to Australia will take
about % days, and after reaching that
point Mr.. FOrdney will continue his jour-
ney around the world, visit different coun-
tries in Asia and Europe, and return home
via England.
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The only medicinal soap adapted to easy
shaving-Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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WASHINGTON, juno S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather,
local rains, winds mostly westerly. station
ary temperature, falling, followed by rising
barometer.
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HENRY +. HARTMAN U.ime Burner), OF
East Lampeter township. Subject to the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
apr2d&wtp
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N1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT faE
IN partnership lately existing between
Jacob +. Bender and John w. Holman under
the firm n: me of Bender Holman, IL this
fourth day OF June. A. ID. 1881. dissolved mu-
tnal consent by the retirement of Jacob =.
Ben!er.
All debts owing to the said partnership will
be paid by John W. Holman, and all debts due
to the said partnership nrc to he paid to him.
The business will bs, continued ut the same
place by John w. Holman.
JACOB +. BENDER,
JOHN w. HOLMAN.
JUNE 4, 1851. je47Nl
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JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of Lcacock township.
Subject to the decision OF the Democratic
county convention. apr1Stfd&w
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MARTIN HILDEBRANT, of Mount Joy
Borough. Subject to the decision of the Dem
Ocratic county convention. ap1SdGwtp
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-08

IlNO THE TAXPAYERS.
i The Treasurer having Afforded all possible
facilities thanks the taxpayers for the prompt
ness with which they came forward and paid
the largest amount OF Water Rents ever re.
celved to the same date. 1t Is hoped the same
prOmptness will be observed in the payment
of City Tax. now payable, and five per cent.
allowed for prompt payment.
j4-tfd Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 8, 1881.
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NEW ADTERTLSEMEN1,
WANTS..

NTANTED-A GIRL; INE THAT CAN
w cook and iron. Must come well recon-.
mended, at Al North Prince street. j7.3td
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DOTATDES: POTATOES!
Il just received, 100 bushels Of York State
potatoes. Peerless and Early Rose, which I
offer mt the lowest market rates. Call early II
you want potatoes ut . bargain.
OSCAR Z. KRIEG,
il-lwd No. 2i8 North Queen Street.
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JERE MOHLER, Ephrata. Subject to the
tiOn. aprll-l&wtp
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NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY
~ wife, Barbara Weber, having lett my bed
and board without cause or prOvOcatiOn, I
hereby caution all persons not to trust her ON
my account, rs Will pay no debts Of her con-
tr;lctinS. VALENTINE WEBER.
i14itf6
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For County Auditor:
JOHN S. BROWN, of Drumore township.
Subject to Democratic rules. meS-dEwtp
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vI'O INyENTOKSl
w. II. BABCOCK,

Attorney at Law, of Washington, ID. g., form
crIy an examiner in ". >. Patent Office offers
his services solicitor before the U. s. and
Foreign Patent Offices. Careful work at fair
prices. Was associate of Mr.. Jacob StaufIer. OF
Lancaster, until the latter's death.
jtSS3md&W
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15

that Governor Cornell stands between them
 and the antics of an apparently reckless and
 irresponsible legislature. A day or two ago the Governor returned without approval q bill providing for the payment of all counsel appearing before the committee to investi- gate the bribery affair. The Governor says it is eminently proper that suitable compen- sation should be provided for counsel en- gagged by the committee for the benefit of the State, but it would be unprecedented to pay, from the State treasury, counsel employed and appearing in behalf of private parties, and he cannot think the legislature intended to make such provision. That is the effect of the bill however, and he cannot approve it. Another veto message on the same day gave the Governors objections to bill au- thorizing the supervisors of counties to fix the compensation of surrogates' clerks at not less than two hundred dollars yearly. The Governor says the supervisors already have authority to fix these salaries, and the only effect of the bill is to provide that they shall not be less than the sum named. If the ob- ject were to fix maximum compensation, he says,- it might be justified as g safeguard against extravagant expenditure, but he be- ieves there is no public necessity for abridg7 ing the power of the supervisors to save the money of the county. These are not the worst measures which the Governor has ar- rested by his vigilance, but they are samples of great many of like character.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
Price Four Cents.

was shaken to it's foundation. A scene of consternation at once ensued There were about two hundred persons present, and a simultaneous rush was made for the door, while the building resounded with the shrieks of women and children. There were a suf-
 icient number of cool headed persons pres ent to intercept the crowd at the door and prevent the loss of life which must have ensued had the vestibule and steps been reached. While this excitement was going on a number of old ladies who were present fell upon their knees and aloud and earnestly supplicated heavenly assistance. Several of the Knights who sat on the side where the lightning struck were prostrated by the shock, their swords attracting the electricity. The minister exhorted the people to remain quiet saying, 'Tt is the lightning of God which puriies all hearts" The excitement lasted half an hour. While these scenes were going on in the church another bolt struck the pole of one of the coaches which were standing in the street, shattering it and prostrating the horses. The horses attached to the other coaches took fright and ran in all directions. They were finally gathered together and the funeral proceeded on it's way
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
DAMAGED GOODS.

Vassar girl, now in Detroit, Went to look for the comet, and saw it.
 Next night she and Charley
 Occupied the porch early, And repeated her former exploit.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
Summer
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
Panic in a Church.

During the funeral services Wednesday afternoon at the Greenville ON. J. Evangei- cal church over the remains of Wolfgang Stoecel, member of the Order of Knights of Pythias, lightning struck the building des- cending to the ground at the side of the church by way of the lightning rod The shock was terrific, and the entire structure
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
A Mystery Solved.

Identification of the Body Found in the Niagara RiveF-Sufeazhe Over SAe Fails. NIAGARA FALLS, July 1s.-The mystery in connection with the body that was found yesterday in the Niagara river has to-day been cleared up and the remains identified as those of Mrs. Sadie Stewart, of Silver Greek, N. Y., aged 37 years. Her brother, M H. Hawkins, of Buffalo, in company with his aunt, came here this morning Hawkins felt sure from the accounts he had read in the papers the body was that of his sister, who had been visiting him at Buffalo, and who, without any notice, left there last Thursday On seeing the corpse Hawkins and his aunt were deeply agitated, the former freuuently saying that he knew Git would come to this D and that he was expecting it.. He said his sisters mind had been deranged for some time back, which was no doubt the cause of the fearful deed. The action of the sun and water on the body left it barely recognizable, but Hawkins fully identified it as being that of his sister. The aunt had been requested not to view. the remains, to which she re- luctantly consented.
 OVER THE FALLS.
 When coroner's jury had been empan- elled Dr. Campbell examined the body and expressed his opinion that it had been in the water four or five days, and that all the wounds were received after death. The neck and one arm were broken, no doubt now be-
 
 falls. Chief of Police Doyle produced the gold ring taken from the lady's finger, which bore the inscription, ''Theo to Sadie. Sep tember 10, 1S6S." When the ring was hand ed to Hawkins for recognition his emotion was heartrending.
 A HUSBANDS ANGUISH
 Theodore Stewart, the husband of the de- ceased, arrived this afternoon, but he was so completely broken down that it was thought advisable not to allow him to view his wife's remains, which were put into tin box with pulyerized charcoal and securely sealed The shawl, purse a1fd umbrella that were found July on the Rapids road were recognized as belonging to Mrs. Stewart. Evidently from this spot she made her fearful leap and was carried over the American Falls into eternity. The mournful party returned with their burden on the evening train from Buff falo, there to connect with the train for Sil- yer Greek. The coroner and jury will meet on Friday to hold an inquest.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15

If were a railroad brakeman I'd ho1ler the stations plain That the man who was going to Texas Would go clear through to Maine. I'd open the door of the smoking car, And I'd give such mighty That the passengers backin the sleeper Would all fall out on the floor; For couldn't afford tenor voice, And couldn't afford to speak In the sweet, soft tones of Eolian harps For eleven dollars week. If were 6 baggage master I'd rattle the trunks about I'd stand them up in the corner, And I'd tear their bowels out; would pull the handles out by the roots, I would kick their corners in, And strew their stufing all round the car, And make them 1ank and thin; For couldn't afford to wear kid gloves, Nor put soft pads on my feet, Nor to handle things gently, when all my pay Just kept me in bread and meat. If were railroad conductor, As through the train I'd go, I'd have for every question they asked This answer all ready: Don't know" I'd miss connections for lots of men, I'd run lone passengers past I'd tell them twas eight, when knew stwas ten And I'd swear their watches were fast For couldn't afford to be civil. When I knew every man in the load Would look at my watch and ring, and say, 'tHe stole them things from the road"
 Burlington Hdlckeye.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
Sournal allo Goluier.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY

No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. oARRINaToN. HOWARD T. oARRINaToN. JOHN B. HARRINGTON, yR.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
FLOUR! FLOUR ]! TLOUR!

S $500 per barrel Flour speciality. All grades of to be found here and satisfaction guaranteed New Potatoes funder size1 20c. per peck. Choice Table Butter, 28s 1b. Extra Nice Salt Coifsh, 5c Ib. One lot of good Prunes, lbs. 25c. Extra Turkish Prunes lbs. 25e. Fresh Lettuce, Radishes. Cucutnbers, Green Peas, &c.
 J. H.sKearney, Jy7 Cor. oonRress Ave. and Hill St.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15

The Cincinnati Enquirer of Tuesday de- voted a column and half to brief reports of cases of sunstroke which occurred in Cincin- nati that day. There were over one hun dred deaths from heat, and before nightfall seventy-seYen burial permits had been issued
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

be placed in the Presidents chamber to keep the temperature down.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15

Singular Fact. Young lady," have called, Mrs. Brown, to ask you why your chil- dren do not attend the Sunday school now, Mrs Brown . "Oh, yes miss, they like goin' well 'nough it's the stayin' after theyv there as they don't like. "-Load0R Fun.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15


 The comet is now on the go it.-Loaceu Courier.
 We judge from accounts in almost all of our exchanges that almost everybody has, at iver.-EImira Free Press
 The New Orleans Picayataae states that Philadelphians kick against the elevated rail ways. Jehosaphat! That beats the efforts of the Soldene troupe.-BOst0p Post.
 Gracious wife," said father, as he looked at his son Williams torn trousers ''get that little Bill reseated" And she re- piled, Sew will. .''-Batrlingto Haaokeye.
 ''Who is the pretty girl with blonde hair and deep blue eyes, there in the jaunty hat ?'' asked Alfred, at the lawn party. "Who," re- piled Annie, 'tthat taffy haired girl with the tallow eyes, and that nightmare of blue rags on her head I never saw her before; mo- body we want to know" That, brethren, is the way different people look at pretty girl in pretty hat.-Burlingto' Hasokege.
 ''What did he say to me, the beggar p" said the prisoner, in fine burst of indigna- tion. s'Did you hear what he called me, yer amer? Heestopped an stud still in the mid dle uv the street an he niver opened his blagyard head he took off his coat just, and he trowed it down on the ground, like that, an he tuck off his bloody hat an he trowed it down on top ov it, just, an he spit on his hands an clapped them, the wan in the oth- CT, like that an' that's all he said, the blath erin son of gun an phwat more wud ye want him to say before ye take the top of him in wid pavin' hammer?'' That gave him ten days.-Barls,egt0a Haaokeye.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

Late assistant physician to Prof. Ricord,
Paris, Office 24l Canal street, New Orleans,
La, makes especially oil the treatment and
permanent cure of nervous diseases and
chronic diseases, and diseases of the genito-
urinary organs, also all diseases peeu-
liar to ladies. Nervous diseases arc
either functional, as epilepsy, "chorea,"
neuralgia and paralysis, ''or nervous debil-
typ "The principal" symptoms of nervous
debility in both sexes are: Tenderness OF
the scalp, dilated pupils, sick headache,
pain, pressure and heaviness in the back OF
the head, disturbances of the nerves. or spe-
cial sense, as dimness Of vision, failufe in
hearing, floating specks before the eyes,
noises nthe ear, weak voice, deficient mem
tai irritibility, morbid fear, blushing and
fidgetiness, sleeplessness, nervous dyspepsia,
desire for stimulants and narcotics, sweat
ing hands and feet, with redness, tender
ness of he spine, and OF the whole body,
pain in the back, heayiness of loins and
limbs, temporary paralysis, most disease OF
women, gaping and yawning. These Or
any Of those are symptoms Of nervous de-
bility, which if not treated properly at once
will lead invariably to death or insanity.
DR.. Bile has resided fifteen years in New
Orleans; has been eminently successful, and
refers 70 the most prominent citizens.
Feb II yr.