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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-30
Lebanon County Tobacco.

Lebanon Times.
G. II. Steinmetz received on Saturday,
at his large leaf tobacco packing house, in
NewmanstOwn, ten loads of leaf tobacco,
and on Monday ten loads more. He
bought the champion crop of William
Zeller, close to town; about five tons
raised by Amos HOsler, a Lancaster
county farmer. Mr.. Zeller is constructing
a new tobacco shed, two hundred feet
long with one hundred feet of cellar
under it, in addition to the one he
has already built, which is 100 feet long.
Mr.. Steinmetz also bought a very fine crop
of Capt. Batdorf and a crop Of excellent
tobacco of Daniel Keller, also tho Messrs.
Illigs's crop raised by Daniel Keller, an
old tobacco farmer, who understands the
raising of tobacco.
Messrs. Hiligas s. Mast's agent, OF
Reading, was at Stouchsburg and bought
some eight or nine lots of tobacco last
week.
Mr.. VIM. Zeller will put out 16 acres OF
tobacco this coming summer. He has
the right kind Of soil, and unders tandi
farming.
Lancaster County Sales.
Anthony F. Wcitzel, of Bethesda, Mar
tic township, sold about acres of tob,c
co to Amos McCallister for II. 12, and
3. The lot weighed 6, 421 pounds.
Tne Latest Out.
Columbia Herald.
A Lancaster man thinks he can ride in.
to good fat political Office ON tho wave
of Odd Fellowship, and is busily engaged
in sending out the following circular, He
sends them to all Odd Fellows, and to-
day we met three Democrats who had re-
ceived them. This is the first case on
record where an attempt of the kind has
been made aud it ought to be the last.
An Odd Fellow cares nothing for politics
as an Odd Fellow. And no good member
of the order will allow himself to be ap-
preached by any one who mixes his pol
itics with his lodge:
LANCASTER. Pa, March %, 1881.
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER.-I take this
opportunity to solicit your vote and influ-
ence for the office Of clerk of orphans
court. Having been an active Odd Fell
low for more than thirty years, and secre-
tary of Lancaster Lodge. No 81. look
with confidence to my brethren for their
support. With your assistance, together
with other members of the order, feel
shure l can secure the nomination, would
be pleased to sec you when you come to
Lancaster. Fraternally yours,
in F. L. & T.
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Complaint Withdrawn.

The complaint of assault and battery
made by Emma Hinder against Conrad
Castner, was withdrawn yesterday from
before Alderman Barr-the defendant pay
ing all costs and giving Emma a little
something to compensate for her bruises.
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Mayors Court,

This morning the mayor had five cases.
Three vagrants were discharged and one
was sent to the workhouse for 30 days.
One drunk paid his costs.
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imperial demands from the president and
his household, ought to be happy man
when he'contrasts his lot with that Of the
Turkish minister of finance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-30

Now York Times.
A cabinet and party which shall merely
be harmonious for Blaine is not exactly
the kind of entertainment to which the
guests at Mentor were invited.
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MINOR TOPICS.

birds are Blaine's..
MINOR TOPICS.
SOME of the over-wise European states
men predict war now between Russia and
Germany.
TREASURY officials estimate that the re-
duction of the public debt for the month
of March will not be less than IS, 600. 900.
SECRETARY BLAINE has decided not to
give letters of introduction to Americans
going abroad other than to officers of the
government travelling on official business.
It has been found that indiscriminate let
ters of introduction are subject to abuses.
IT is as We feared ; the :'peach growers
are alarmed and express their fears
that the buds and perhaps the trees in
Delaware and Maryland have been killed. :"
This is the usual time for such announce.
ment.
THE letter sent to the Crown Princess
Victoria declaring that the Crown Prince
Frederick William would be murdered
during the ceremonies at St Pesersburgh
was probably concocted IN spirit of
cruel levity, but pending the search for its
author it will doubtless form iubject for
comment in the Reichstas.
The governor of Wisconsin has signed
tho bill recently passed by the Legislature
prohibiting the practice of ''treating.'
The bill provides that any person who
shall hereafter ask another to drink at his
expense. or any person cOnsentins to
drink at another's expense, shall be liable
to arrest and punishment. When the bill
was introduced into the Legislature it
was referred to as senseless and imprac-
ticable idea and nobody thought it would
become law. It has only attracted
attention since it has passed.
NATURE rENETRALIA.
A sluggish little stream that loiters slow
Between gnarled tree trunks and thick
And giant reeds. in a deep. wet morass.
For many league screened from the fiery
OF tropic Sunlight; here and there a row
OF small red bitterns. sitting patiently.
Watch for the passing of their flnny prey.
| All silent as the waters vOiceless flow.
Flash. like live opals through the gloom. a
Orbronzc-wingcd doves; and in the inmost
heart
OF this deep wilderness. alone. apart,
With mighty limbs outstrctchod and half:
Lord Of the painless forest. dreaming lies
The dreadful tiger in his recdy lair.
Spectator.
A FINAL disposition of the Morey letter
forgery case will probably be made III
New York to-day. The indictments for
criminal libel pending against Philip, Chas
A. Byrne, Louis F. Post and Joseph Hart
will lie invalidated by the filing of a nolle
proscqui. James O'Brien, alias Robert
Lindsay, who pleaded guilty some months
ago in the general sessions of perjury, in
swearing that he knew the supposititious
II. L. Morey, to whom the forged letter
purported to have been addressed, will be
sentenced to the state prison for term
between one and five years. Henry L.
Morey, who confessed that he also com
m;tted perjury, in swearing that he knew
the imaginary Morey that he was
Morey's uncle, and that he saw the forged
letter in his possession, has been held in
the prosecution. He will be discharged.
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SOME of the over-wise European states.
men predict war now between Russia and
Germany.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-30

IT is as We feared the ''peach growers
are alarmed and express their "fears
that the buds and perhaps the trees in
Delaware and Maryland have been killed. -
This is the usual time for such announce .
ment
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city treasurership there are five aspirants,
namely, Major Chas. M. Howell, Mr.. Viii
liam McComsey, Mr.. Simon w. Raub, Mr.
John r. Russell and Mr.. Henry Wolf
| (cabinetmaker), each of. whom is pushing
a vigorous and thoroughly good-natured
canvass, and each protesting a hopeful
confidence in the result. For the street
commissionership Mr.. Trewitz apparently
stands alone in the lists, while for superin-
tendent of the water works Mr.. Kitch is a
candidate for re election the name of
Mr.. James L. Messenkop has also been
"mentioned in connection with this
Office. For the city solicitorship there is
quite spirited contest, the candidates, az
far as heard from, being B. F. Davis and
]. L. Steinmetz, esqs.; the names of
JnO. A. Coyle and B. F. Montgomery,
esqs., and perhaps few other young at
torneys have been, more or less, freely
canvassed by tho friends of these gentle
men. The present city regulator, Mr..
James c. Carpenter, is a candidate for re-
election, and We have not heard mention
of any opposition. For assistant regula-
tors and chain carriers, of whom there are
two to be elected, the candidates are quite
numerous their name is legiOn.' MIR.
Jacob Stormfeltz il candidate for for re-
election as messenger to councils, and the
name of Mr.. Nixdorf is the only other, so
far as we have learned, mentioned in the
same connection.
The above are the officers elected by the
Joint convention of councils. In addition
the Democrats have the organization of
the common council, for tho presidency of
which body no opposition has as yet dc
veloped against Dr.. Lsvergood, while for
the clerks desk tho present occupant, Mr.. |
Herbert Johnston, is a Candidate for re-
election, and has the competition of Mr.. !
George W. Brientnall, jr., ex-Alderman
Thomas F. McElligott and Mr.. Charles
Ochs, In the select branch. which re-
mains Republican by a majority of one,
the usual contest for the presidency may
be looked for between Mr.. Evans and
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Gen. Carfield's Benefactress

Our allusion few days since to an Incl
dental remark of of General Garfield at the
late Alumni meeting of Williams College,
held In Cleveland, has elected the following
Communication to'this paper. The writer
takes occasion to mention the name Of the
unknown bencfactres, to whom General Gar
field remarked on the occasion referred to
that he owed greater intellectual debt than
to any other influence or human being. We
need only add that the writer of this letter
was an early associate of the President-elect
at time when his fortunes were very hum
BILE and obscure:
WARREN, Penn, Jan. Is, 1881.
Editor Of The Herald:
DEAR SIR: In your paper Of to-day is an
item relating TO fadyt whom General Gar
field Is indebted more that to any one else
for his start in life. You are right in your
inference. The credit Is to be ascribed to
neither his wife nor his mother. The lady
was Miss Almeda Booth. At the time young
Garfield entered the Eclectic Institute at Hi
ram, Ohio, she was preceptress. She saw in
the sturdy lad as he chored about the build
ing as janitor the elements Of distinguished
manhood, and extended to him the heart and
hand of generous sympathy. Inciting him
to diligence while there, she furnished him
literally, at least, so it was understood at the
time, with the means to pursue his college
course, and still served as preceptress during
his principalship of the school at Hiram. 1t
Is only characteristic of the mau that he thus
venerates her memory.
.-. Truly yours, ii. U. T.
EXCHANGE. Pc.
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Summons,

In the District Court nf tn Second Judicial District
OF the Territory OF Montana. la and tor the county
of Deer Lodge. E.N ......
John ii. Helms, plaintiff,
Hiram NJ Freeman. defendant.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send greet
ing Tn Hiram NJ. Freeman. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff in
the District Court OF the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Montana, In and for the county OF
Deer Lodge, to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive of the day of service az
ter the service on you Of this summona, II served
within this county, or, IL served out of this county.
but In ths district. within twenty days: otherwise
within forty days: or Judgment by default will be Ia
ken against you, according to the prayer OF said
The said action is brought to recover Of Won the
sum of SSH and interest and costs vt suit alleged 10
be due and owing from you to plaintiff follows, to
witt list the sum of $3.50 as balance due Ger
tain promissory note executed by you Oct. II A. ID.
1880, ut Helmvile In SAID county to one John Geary
or order for The sum of $780, upon which there
paid the sum CT $40 and which said note as-
signed to plaintiff Cd, the sum of s11s ON bal
aDce Of an account for goods. wares and merchan-
disc sod and delivered to yon, and for money loaned
you at Deer Lodge, In said county, between the 10th
dag of May and the 25th day Of June A. ID. 1880, by
one VIM. Coleman Co., and BY them said account
and dem and afterwards sold and assigned to this
psintf 3D., the cum OF s513, money paid out at his
special instance and request on the 7th day OF Dec
1880 on certain pronssory note heretofore execn-
ted by defendant and plaintiff to Donnell. Clark q
Larabe NJ Deer Lodge, In said county for the excu
siye Of del sndant the sumof $500 and bearing
interest at the rate OF per cent per month from
date until paid: 4th. the sum OF $25 on an account
Cor professional services rendered you by Hiram
Knowles on or about the Goth day of August. A. d.
$780, and sad account by him assigned to this plain
tiff and 9Th, the Of S25 account Tor goods.
wares and merchandise sold and delivered TO you by
one John Qugley on or about the 18TH day OF No
vember, A. ID. 1880 and said by said Quigley
duly sold and assigned to this ptintif.
And yon are hereby notified that IL you fail to APP
peat and said complaint above required the
said plaintiff will take Judgment by derault against
you for the of ss11 with interest and costs oi
suit. T.rf. H.url
Given under my hand and the zeal of the
Disrtict Court of the second Judicial DISCREET
Of the Territory Of Montana, in and for the
SaAL. County Of Deer Lodge, this 18th day OF De-
.na cember, In the year OF our Lord one thou
H.. sand eight hundred and eighty. --
f- GEO. W. lRNIN, H., Clerk.
HsIsm Knowles. PlainIif q Attorney. 6G2-5t
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Gave Printers Fair Play.

The American Newspaper Reporter gives
the following sound advice: "We have a
piece OF sdvice which we wish TO impress
firmly and indeiibly upon the public mind,
and that is TO give the printers fair play. Do
not forget that It costs something to puff rs
we'll as to advertise; never sponge upon
printer in any way whatever. 1t Is the prin-
ter's ink that makes nine-tenths OF our for
tunes; 1t takes money to buy ink, type and
paper, and yet after all this, few are the
thanks that the printer gets. Give the prin-
ter fair play, and give up all hopes Of gratui-
tous putting, etc. Daniel Webster was
!. mighty near right when he remarked Of
the press, small is the sum rewarded to pat
ronize newspaper; amply rewarded are It's
patrons. Icare not how humble and unpre-
tending the gazette which he takes, 1t Is next
to impossible to fli 1t without putting into i
something that Is worth the subscription
price.,o 1900 F.'fe9t .if,,9
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EMILE DE CIHARDIN.
The Great Editor of ia France Newspaper.
The req King Of Paris Is the editorof La
Frnssfs,i6 beat newspaper. Perhaps some

- wa@ @na e-- IN. 60 s.
The red King of Paris Is the editorof La
Frnm6e,ie beet newspaper. Perhaps some
day the editor Of news sheet may be King
Of London. II is true that the great French
editor Is the finest gentleman of his time and
nation, though his birth is a doubt and he
fought his own way upwards. lie first adj
vertised himself into fame, and though q
few men may have now and then read his ad-
vetisements with smile, he took care that
they should be worth reading. There is
hardly anything that human wit can that
he has left undone, and his long life has been
one unbroken series Of lucky hits. Tothink
that among other things hc was the inventor
Of cheap journals is alone enough to take
ones breath away, so stupendous thing IL
was rightly considered. He seems TO have
been always thought too clever for office,
though, strange to say, he has frequently de-
sired IL, yet he Is not only one Of the found
ers Of the Third Republic, buthe overthrow
the due We Brogie almost sihsle-banded.
Night after night the thunder of La France
battered down the last bulwarks Of the Roy
alists, and his artillery was so skillfully serv-
ed that even the reckless vigilance of Nj. de
Fourton dared not bring him to trial. When
the fight was over II was knownthat he want
ed TO be made Minister of Finance, but Gam
beta was frightened of him, as Napoleon iii.
had been. The Emperor, however, though
having many traits Of character in common
with Girardin, did not dare to offer him any
place Of authority, and 1t was not until the
close of his reign that he gave orders for EN-
lies patent 10 be made out as Senator in
deed, so near the end of 1t that the nomina-
ton was never published In the Moniteur.
1t is whimslcaly stated that no French
statesman has ever appreciated NJ. de Girard-
ms value as a colleaugc until he was about
to fall. Theirs, therefore, who had malic-
ious wit, meeting him on the Threshold of
his study when Girardin came to visit him
during the Presidency, shook him cordially
by the hand but whispered in his ear: Pas
encore, mon ami pas encore."-London
Truth.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Second judicial District
Of the Territory OF Montana, in and for the county
Of Deer Lodge.
George H. swartz and Robert N. Tibbetts, plaintiffs
.st H.. ....#.
Hiram M. Freeman. Defendant.
The people OF the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to Hiram M, freeman, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against Won by the above named plaintiffs in
the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory OF Montana, In and for the county OF
Deer Lodle, and to answer the complaint filed there
In within ten days-exclusve OF the day of service
after the service you of this summons If served
within this county II served out OF this county
hut In this disiiict within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days; judgment by ueanlt win be ia
ken against you. according to the prayer Of said
paint.
The said action Ii brought to recover Of you the
OF sf47 40 100 and costa alleged to be due and
owing from you to plaintiffs as balance an nc
count for lumber cold and delivered to you by plain
tis hetween the let dav of september 1872 and the
let day of August 1850, In Deer Lodge county, NJ r.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall to APP
pear and answer rad complaint above required the
said plaintiff viii take judgment by default against
You for sald Of SIT 40-100 and costs Of suit,
Given under nv hand and the seal OF the
District Court II the second Judicial District
OF the Territory Of Montana, in and for the
SEAL. county Ut Deer Lodge this cath day of De-
bember, In the year of our Lord one thou
rand eight hnndred and eighty
M GOO. w. IRWIN, H., Clerk
Hiram Knowles. Plaintiffs Attorney 602 st
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debate on the funding bill. 1t may be q
grand thing to 60 to Congress. won't dis
courage you, my dear boy, If your ambition
leans In that direction. Still, 50 long as you
have an alternative open, SO long as you can
get'a steady situation as chambernaid in a
livery stable or clerk on raft, l wouldn't
advise you TO set your heart on Congress.
The American people really do not have
very much respect for Congress, as a body.
They are always sorry to see 1t in session.
They are always glad when it adjourns. In
dividually, the members Of Congress are,
| believe, good citizens, good neighbors,
good men. But for good lot of raw ma
terial, my boy, they are the meanest aggre-
gate when they get together. Don't worry
about going to Congress, Telemachus. Go
to the mines, or join the Ministries. Your
parents will think more Of you.-Bwdette.
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No. S47.
Application for Patent.
LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA, N. T.,

LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA, N. T.,
Nov. "a, 1880.
Notice Is hereby gwen that James Pardee, whose
Post fics address is Basin City, jefferson county
Montana, Marie A. Pardee whose fost-Ofice address
il Philipsburg Deer Lodge county, Montana. ard Eli
he r. foote, whose Post Office address Is Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, haye this day I'd
application for patent, under the Mining Laws of
Congress for 1900 linear feet OF the Pearl Lode Mining
Claim designated as Lot No. 6S, Situated in Flint
Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge county, NJ T., in
unsurveyed Township No N, No. ID w, which
claim IL recorded in the Office OF the County Recorder
Of said county and described follows In the official
plat and field notes die 10 this Office to vt-Be,in-
ming at corner No. post from which the section
corner on the West boundary OF section No. 10 T z
N X 13 West, bears N 19o 07 min. W distant 1888 Q
feet and running thence 1THo 4 6f0 feet; thence N
72H 1850 feet; thence N TN w 595 feet; thence
TAX , w 1900 feet 10 the place Of beginning, EN-
baciug vi t20 So twenty and IS Tooth acres,
upon which a notice of said application was posted
the 18th day OF Nov. 1880 The nearest claimant To
these premises is James X. Pardee, Franklin No. 2
lode, Lat No. 90. ...' s.. ..|.
595-10t j. Fl. MOE. Register.
GEO. b. FooTE, ATTORNEY for Claimant.
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b. .... No. S45.
Application for Patent.

u. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. T., November q, 1880
Notice 10 hereby given that the Algonquin Com
pany, incorporated under the Laws of Montana Ter
ritOry, by James X. Psrdee its authorized agent has
this day died application for patent under the Mining
Laws of Congress for 800 linear feet OF the Estill
Lode Mining Claim. designated as Lot No. 63, stna-
ted in Flint Creek Mining District Deer Lodge
~, Montana Territory III unsurveyed township No. T.
North Range No, ID west which claim is recorded In
the Office OF the County Recorder of said county ard
described follows In the official plat and field notes
or file In this Office, to-wit Beginning corner No.
l. granite stone 12x11x5 inches, and running thence
) 75o W 1919 feet 10 corner No. 2, from which the
section corner on the west boundary of section No.
80 TT. n X law bears S re 04 min, W, distant
1895 feet thence 15o, L 800 feet thence N 75o +,
b lE feet; thence N 49, W 800 feet to the place OF
beginning, embracing and including o. 05 OF Lot
Al, h. Kitty Clyde mill site, surveyed tor the North
West Company and 0.19 acres ofsLot No. 80, g. Prov
identa No 2, mill site surveyed for the North West
Company, and of 33S not In conflict the
total claimed being Three and G21s 90 50 1901
acres, upon which notice of said application wiz
posted the 18th day of November, 1880 The adjoin-
ing claimants to these premises are the said Lets
Nos Al Band 81 3, claimed by the North West Com
paDy. j. H. MOE,
GEO. B. FooTE' Attorney for Applicant sa5.1ot