Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-01
MT. JOY NEWS.
FROM OUR REGULAR RCORRESPONDENT.


The Tobacco Markec-Lancaster VOcaiists-
The Borough budget Of Nsws.
Dealers in leaf tobacco were more
numerous in these parts last week than 1T
any time this season, but few purchases
we're made Of 80 goods, partly because
there are few lots in marketable condi-
tion. Another good damp spell would Ell
able the farmers to take all from the poles.
There are some with good cellars continu-
ally at stripping, while Others prosecute
the work by means of steam. From sur
rounding townships We CLEAN these sales ::
Jacob NJ. Hostetter. 2 acres to Mr.. Long,
of Mannheim, at 10, 4 and 3; Abram Hos
letter, acre to same buyer, at IL. ) and
B; Fred Helman, about J acre. at % and
5; Elias Nolt, his crop at %, 10 and ).
In addition to names OF local dealers re
Gently published, We give that of John E.
Longenccker, vino packs at this place. B..
NJ. Greider & Co. have bought one lot at
and ,. So far rs we know this has been
the only lot purchased by any OF our local
buyers An extensive buyer Of Lancaster,
who has only bought two lots Of Lancas-
ter county tobacco. has already bought
hundreds .: cases OF Clinton county to-
bacco OF 1889. This cropis free from the
ravagcs of the flea or beetle.
The Woodward Continental vocalists
were heard by d Mount joy audience fol
the first time last Saturday evening. The
Presbyteria Jan church. for the benefit ol
| whose Sunday school the entertainment,
was given, was a little more than half filled
| numbering upwards oi two hundred per-
sons. They san. through a programme
parts o. whicl, We're we'll executed, al
| though at no time did the attention of the
audience seem Indifferent. In her solo,
"Dare Tell" Miss Troyer, with vOic,
rich and sweet. adequate to the song,
callet: forth rapturuus applause, TO which
she responded in admirable rendition o.
Coming Through the Rye" Miss Sener
apparently suffering from u cold, sang
Notwithstanding. with good effect, and
received III encore after singing The
Kerry Dance The fourth on the pro
grammc. Ii, the Happy Long Ago. wa
sung by Fir. Mowery in striking contras
with the preceding one, 4 aquartctte-''Tht
Rovcr's Grave'-of which not a half dOzel
of the words We're articulated distinctly
While Mr.. Mowery's want of strength o
voice is apparent in the chOcuses, he give
full value to the Dhr.:seclogy when Singing
alone. He sang, "A Flower From m,
Angel Mothers Crave" with banjo accom-
paniment, with /. pathOs that we seldom
heard equalled, and which Wet many an cy
with tears. Professor Woodward gave
fine exhibition of his powerful basso il
"The Tempest" which, if lie would hav
restrained in the qiartette, they would hav
been received with general approval
Much humOr was elected by "The Sing
ing Lesson by Miss Troyer and Prof
Woodward, ant, "The Laughing Trio
by Misses Troyer and Sener and Pro-
Woodward, accompanied OF the organ b
Mr.. Mowery.
Mrs. DIR. Croft. of Landisvillc, dicG 0
typhoid pneumonia OF Saturday, after
short sickness.
| David Shelly, lad Of 10, while playin
with large dog, received i severe bite il
his right cheek.
| An excitement was created Oh East Alai
street. on Saturday afternoon, by = hcrs
attached to sleigh, which became Ill
manageable, but was controlled befoi
doing any damage.
Augustus kleinn, an employee d
Brandt's steam planning mill while throw
ing Il belt from a shaft, was struck ON hi
face by board, inflicting i painfr
wound.
4 number of members of Mount Jo
lodge, No. Ell. |. o. o. +. paid a visit
Seial lodge, No. 6J7, Of Mannheim, o
Thursday evening, this being their week.
night to meet The trip to Mannheim ant
return and the time spent there were e.:
joyed hy all.
A. B. Hiestand, Of Norfolk, Virginia, /
visiting his parents of this borough.
B. F. Eterle is OFF on western trip.