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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30
burglar Arrested.

On tho 23d Of September, the store Of
Joseph NJ. Fulton, New london, Chester
county, was robbed Of q number OF
watches and other valuablcs. Suspicion
fell upon an itinerant repairer Of clocks.
and watches who hal been in tho p6igh-
bOrhOOd. Mr.. Fulton placed the case III
Alderman Spurrier's hands and tho alder
man sent out circulars giving descrip-
tiOn of tho man, who is about five feea
five inches in height, weals light NOUS
tache and has tue fOrciingcr Of his right
hand cut of. A mau answering that do
scription was arrested in Middlet0wn last
Saturday week, but he proved an abb and
Was discharged. Yesterday Alderman
,Spurrier received tolegrsui from; Chief Of
Police Given, of Philadelphia, that man
giving his name ~ Thomas J. Doris, and
in every particular answering tho deserip.
tion of tho burglar has been arrested in
that city. Alderman 6purrier has nOti-
fed Mr.. Fulton of tho arrest, and the
man will bs taken to Chester county for
trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30
rrl1 INFO . sewer,

While Mcssrs. Amos Il. Miller and
Chas. HAITI were returning to town in a
buggy last evening about6 o'clock and as .
they were driving along Locust street, the
horse ran upon an embankment made by
ground having been thrown from q sewer
that 10 being dug in that street. The
horse, buggy and occupants were all
thrown into the sewer together, and
good deal Of the gr0und caved In 0g the
horse, who kept himself from being COW
cred by treading The dirt beneath hiA'ieet.
After much trouble the horse and buggy
wero tsken out Of the Sewer, the hosse and
occupants but shghdy injured aud the
top of the vehicle mashed. There was M
signal to give warning - those d,ivin.
along the street at ni"',t. Consequently
til. gentlemen were unable to sec the en-
bankment or sewer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30

Events Nesr anil Across the County Ss0es'
Tho York whip factory produces "Os
different styles Of whips, and docs bss''
ness of $50, 900 year. /, ... o. .,..
A tombstone in Upper Penn township.
Berks county, bears the inscription: al.
beta Schneider killed by lightning in 1776
while holding child in her lap"
A now order has gone into effect at tho
Reading railrOad machine shops. 1t is to
the effect that hereafter no employee, ox-
cept ho is a member of sOme fire company,
will be allowed to respond to firo alarms.
Heretofore any employee could run to fires.
Tho Ninety third Pennsylvania v0lun-
teers celebrated the twenty first anDivcr.
sary Of this organization ut Lebanon ON
Saturday. and formed a permanent Organi-
zatiOn, NOrristOwn was selected as tho
place for the next meeting.
1t is not generally known that it is tho
practice Of the Pennsylvania railroad COM
p;,ny to test its locomotive boilers Onco =
month, and that this test is ono Of tho
mOpt carefully performed Of all tho service
rendered under the strict discipline of that
corporation in the management of its vass
machinery. The standard fixed for this;
test is 22j pounds to the square inch, and
the machinery is Of the most improved
character.
At tho county teachers institute at
Reading strong defense was made for
high schools, and tho teachers present do
clarcd that they ''as representatives Of tho
friends Of the common school systcm Of
Berks regard opposition to the higher cle-
mentary training schemo to build up
aristOcracy, which is detrimental to the
best interests Of our social and political
SYSTEM and that they ."rscommohd such
legislative measures, consistent with the
Inherent rights Of tho people, that will
establish better ventilation and proper al
mission OF light into our schOOlrOoms."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30
REFORMATION DAY.
.,.,w rnr LUruERANS CELEBRATE II
A Gals Time In All tho Ch.F'hs'-s's-
vices Appropriate to- tn" sssso"-

A Gala Time In All the Ch.rchs'-sss-
Vices Approprlato To tn" Sesso"-
dedication at Ephrsss'
Yesterday being the Sunday nearest the
3lst Of October, the anniversary y. '"U
formation begun BY Luther IN WH.c"'"s'
services appropriate to the Ucss SS..,r""t
the world.
Trinity church, this city, was very nsGu' .S:
sOmely decorated with flowers. is''or 'uS
regular morning service Rev. Fry pre- '0oou
an interesting sermon ON tho keiOrmas- w.
and in tho evening Rev. DR.. Greenwai>
preached on the death Of Luther. On tho
pulpit were laid two bibles one Of them
closed, to represent the condition Of tho
church bC.O the RefUrmatiOD-tho other
open to represent its present condition.
The music at both services was oil
unusual excellence. Tho attendance WAS
very large.
st. Stephens church was very elabOr--
ately decorated. and the pastor, Rev. T..
Meistsr, preached Reformation sermons
morning and evening.
Al Grn:c clurci, Kev. Houpt preached
Reformation sermon in tho morning from
Matthew xiii, II, 4S, and in the evening
from Titus il, !.
AT the other Lutheran churches the day
was similarly celebrated.
:. Dvuacsifun as EParatS.
Yesterday afternoon there wero inter-
estinc services ut Ephrata. The Lutheran
congregation las had y new and hand
some stecple added to their church build
ing. and Mr.. VIM. z. Sener presented 10
the church y large aud tino toned DeSi -
hs, hnnv in it rs a memorial offering 10
his little son ltcently deceased. Iho
steeple and bell woro dedicated yesterday,
aud the occasion drew together very
largo audience. Rev. L. Elvin houpt
of Grace church, this city, conducted tns
opening service. Rev. J. W. nOss'el, o'
New Holland, preached the de'''cas'on
sermon. g.. .-- III p. 2 l''' NC,
Rev. Houpt made IN appeal for p seenary
aid to free the church from debt. ~ cci.
lootiOn Was lifted and sl00 subscribed. ~
ten minutcs--mOrs than enough to pm.
the debt. The dedication services weTo
then conducted by Revs. -H0sslcr and
HOupt. The closing services wero con
Quoted by Rev. +. s. BrOwnmilles, PASTOR
of the Ephrata church.
A Social Meeting at Grace church..
In connection with the festivities Of
Reformation day there will bo hold cOn-
gregatiOnal social gathering at Grace
Lutheran church to morrow. (fuestiay)
evening, when fine music, declamatiODS
and refreshments will be ready. A small
fee Of admittanoe will bs Oha'gss'.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30


At McKeesport thousands of persons
we're in waiting and five minutes stop
had to satisfy them. At Bradford there
was the same experience. No other stop
was made until the train steamed into
Pittsburgh, where thousands were in wait
ing at tho station to welcome the candi-
dates. The meeting there was a surprise
to every one. Without effort such a
gathering has not been witnessed since
the presidential contest. A street parade
brought 500 men into line and the old
City hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity. James H. Hopkins presided
and Mr.. Guthrie, Colonel j. p. Barr, r.
p. Birkinson, Mr.. Reardon, candidate for
senator; G. Belden and other prominent
leaders occupied seats on the platform.
Thousands of people we're turned away
from the door and Chairman Brennan has
had his hands full in explaining to those
unable to gain admission that no larger
hall could be procured.
The Sixteenth ward PattisOn Glee club
sang selections, to begin with, and tho
bands played on all sides. A. l.. Brund-
age, of Wilkesbarre, and D. J. Mccarthy,
who recently exposed tho tricks of Cam
eron in Luzerne, were there, and, taking it
altogether, tho Democracy of Pittsburgh
had great day. Mr.. Pattison was tho
first speaker, and he occupied over an hour
in tho delivery Of an address that bore
evidence of careful consideration. Ho
was applauded at several strong points.
Chaunccy F. Black followed and received
response that equaled that accorded the
head of the ticket. George NJ. Dallas, on
his native soil, spoke with earnestness and
elcquence, and Reed, Carrigan and others
followed briefly.
Chairman HenseI spoke at Greensbur.s
to an immense audience, and P. F. Dsvir
and Charles F. Mckenna entertained the
crowd at Connellsville. All this indicates
that the Democracy of Western Penn.
sylvania is wide awake and tho best results
are promised on election day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30
LANCASTER MONDAY, OCTOBER 1887

A WIDOW with family Of children,
having a $500 clerkship in one Of the
Washington departments, charged to
Virginia, has been assessed S45 by
Malone, and she has been referred
to Malone by her department chief to
whom she went to know whether she
must pay. He thought that Malone, if
he knew she was 4 widow with a
family and needed all her income,
would not he required by Malone to
pay up, and he even ventured so far as
to decare that it would bea shame if
she should. But think of a government
clerk being referred to the Virginia
senator's mercy to save her situation and
her money! If that is not scandalous
exposure of the delegation by the presi-
dent OF the United States of his au-
thority, we know not what it is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-30

THE Lancaster Democracy are preparing
to give the next governor rousing re-
ception. Pattison will be here to-mor-
row.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
WOMEN VS.. WHISKY.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is taking an active part, just now, in
the line of its legitimate work-the ad-
vaneement of the cause of temperance-by
aggressive warfare on liquor dealers. In
conjunction with the Law and Order asso-
citation, this society is rapidly bringing
violaters of existing laws to Justice, and
preparing for introduction at the next
legislature measures still more potent in
Kidding this state of dIamshops and houses
of iniquity, where our youths are being
contaminated and educated to travel the
paths that lead to inevitable ruin. Next
month a bill prohibiting the importation
and sale OF adultcratod liquors in Colorado
will he presented to the Legislature, and its
passage urged by the best social, moral and
political elements in the state The con-
stitution of Colorado already contains such
prohibition, and it requires but a simple
act of the legislature to render ii effective
On the evening of january II district
convention Of the first-named order will be
held at Denver, composed of delegates from
that city and surrounding towns for the
purpose of uniting efforts in this direction.
II is also stated that, if necessary, the
ladies will attend the Legislature in a body
to urge the passage of this projected bill.
In the meantime the Law and Order as
sociation is having arrested every saloon
keeper who sells liquor to minors, or in
any other manner violates the strict letter
or spirit of laws relating TO the traffic in
which they are engaged. And this associa-
ton is going farther. 1t is taking steps to
rid Denver Of those houses of sin. where
sirens sing the innocent into a dreamy un-
consciousness, and then rob them of their
money and morals at the same time. We
bid Godspeed to both these organizations,
and trust that, like orpheus, as they go
forward in their work, they may be aided
by every power, while they chant the
praises of the gods.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
Trustees Sale.

uvHEREAs, JULIUS RUF and BABETTE
w RCF, his wife, Of the county Of Ere
teenth Ca) day OF February. 1881, by their GER
tain deed OF trust ofthat date, which was duly
mont county, Aforesaid, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, lssl at 10 o clock n m in book Is, page
IS, convey unto j. r. Campbell, as trustee, AL
the following described real estate situated in
said county OF Fremont and stale OF Colorado.
and described in said deed OF trust follows,
to-wit: Tho western half OF lot 49, of block 10
OF the town OF Canon city, according
grounds embraced In the foiioxfng In metes
and bounds to-wlt: Commencing at the
Rr,i nd .ca,s aS,oh 81 m on
town of Canon city, running thence eaSterly
along the north line OF said block one hun
ly parallel with Tenth street in said addition
one hundred and twenty { 20 feet, thence
westerly and parallel with tho north line of
aid block one hundred and thirty-two li3sl
feet, thence northerly along the line OF said
Tenth street one hundred and twenty l1ol
fcet to the place OF the beginning, together
with all the improvements thereon to secure
the payment OF their certain promissory notes.
beafing even date Herewith, payable to the
order OF r. a. hay nolds in three and six
months sfter the date thereof for the princi-
pal sum OF four thousand dollars with inter
est thereon af per cent per month from
Gate I,ayaoie mopthly IN aevance; and
ment Of part OF the Interest due thereon and
also In a greater part Of the principal and said
whereas. Il Is provided in said deed OF trust
tina; In case or default In any ofsslid payments
vi lAaANllAAf a. lnt
said premises be sold at public sale with all
the right, title, beneiit and equity OF redemp-
lion of the said Julius kuf and Baoctts Ruf
therein and the proceeds of said sale be ap-
piled 10 the payment OF said notes, principal
and interest
Now, therefore, /, ]. F. Campbell. trustee as
aforesaid at the request OF the legal holder
OF said notes, Will. In accordance with the
provisions OF said deed Of trust and in pursu-
ance Of the power and authority vested in me
by ssii decd Of trust aud by virtue thereof ON
SATURDAY, the a)th day of de- 'EMBER,
lsSs. between the hour OF 40 o'clock n IN. and
So'clock y, m, at the front door OF the COURT
HOUSE ln Canon city, Fremont county, Colo
rs.do. sell at public auction for cash in hand
to the highest and best bidder the premises
hercinbcforc described or SO much thereof a.
will be Of value sufficient to satisfy the said
notes and interest and costs and charges as In
said deed oi trust provided.
J. r. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Canon City, Colorado, November q, isss.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
Pleasant valley school Items.

PLEASANT VALLEY, December 81.
The following is report of Pleasan,
Valley school, district No. 13, for the
month ending December 10, 1882:
The following named pupils were not
absent during the month: Willie Alfred,
Kelley Alfred, Oren jackson, Dora jackson,
Curtis Davis, Tiva Alfred, Charles Alexan-
der, Lizzie Alfred and wcllic Freeman
and Willie Alfred, Kelley Alfred, oren
jackson, Dora jackson, Tiva Alfred and
Lizzie Alfred We're not tariy. Three 9TH
ers were absent one day. Enrolled, -.
There seems to be n tendency on the part
Of some parents to keep their children oai
of school to perform tasks that might be
performed before or after school, or be dis
posed of in somo other way. This is at-
tended with many dangers. Every day q
pupil is absent from school lessons his de-
sire to attend. The pupil who has been
absent on returning finds Il difficult tc
keep up with his classmate, and thus be-
comes discouraged
We would be glad il the parents would
visit tho school more frequently in the
future than they have in the past, ~ thcir
presence in the schoolroom encourages both
pupils and teacher. C. S. DAWSON,
Teacher
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
THE GLAD NEW YEAR.

Again has the ceaselcss wheel of time
With the coming week we enter upon the
threshold of the young new born. Prentiss
very beautifully said this is T" time for
memory and for tears" And he was right.
1t is a time for men to discard the routine
of business for the nonce, sit them down.
and calmly cast retrospect over the year
just gone. Between the coffin of the old
and the cradle of the new, is a fitting
place to rest, and turn the pages of memory
one by one, to see and note mistakes, and,
by the reflection, gain the secret of avoid
ing them in the future. A year gone.
Only step. Only an atom of time Yet,
in that brief period what ties have been
broken or cemented; what loves born or
extinguished what hopes fruited or
blighted forever; what chords snapped or
made to yibrate with sweetest thrill; what
ambitions gratifed or crushed; what
friendships severed or united none but
those whose hearts have been reioiced or
burdened may know or tell. Only a year
Yet we are one year nearer our eternal
home; one year farther from the happy
hours of youth. Only year. Yet the
silver hairs remind us that we are that
much nearer the tomb. Only a year. Yet
that brief period has added wisdom to the
thoughtless; wealth to the prudent; pow
erty to the wicked and wayward. While
casting this retrospect over the past, let
our prophetic vision wander down the dim
vista of the future. Let US profit by the
knowledge acquired, and avoid the shoals
and quicksands upon which our frsil barks
were so nearly wrecked. Let US pave the
opening pathway with good resolutions |;
for it is better to viii to do right, and fail,
than never to will at ALL 1t is better to
struggle against adverse currents in vain,
than 60 drift idly with the flood. 1t is a
good time TO turn new leaf in life's check
cred diary, and use our prayerful endeavors
to keep each page clean and spotless; to
take up the weapons of life with renewed
strength, and manfnlly battle for right
with a firm determination to win. We
feel thus, and trust every reader of the
shall be to improve our paper in every pos
sible way, until we shalh have placed it
high upon the roll of staunch and reliable
journals. To this end werask the assist
ance of every patron, promising payment
for each favor in augmented interest and
intrinsic worth on every page of our paper
With that end in view; with firm reli-
ance upon the intelligence and apprecia-
ton of this community, we wish each and
every reader of the RECORD, and everybody
else, A HAPPY NEW YEARr
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
Halls VEGETABLE srcr1,As Han

HALLS VEGETABLE STcrLIAN HAM
REVIEWER is a scientific combination
OF some Of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom
It restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. It cures dandruf and humors,
and falling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed rs u hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, Us its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t Is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, md officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Renewer
has increased with the test OF many
years. both in this country and in
foreign lands. and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries of
the world.
For sale by all dealers.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND orrIcy AT PuEsi.o. CoIoRApo. l

December Is. iss3
Notice Ia hereby given that tho following
named settler has nled notice OF his Intention
to make nnai proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF the District Court In and for the
county OF Fremont. Stale OF Colorado, ai
CANON CITY, ,oiorado on JANU NRY ss
lsSS, viz: JAMES I. SAMPSON. u. :. No,
ssss se iGs nw. sns .ee Ts se r.nSs We al and
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva.
lion of. said lnnd. viz: Henry w Hedges
Of ,urrant Creek. Colorado; Thomas Minter.
of Canon city, Colorado; william German,
of Currnnt crsek, colorado: Dclas Sampson. i.
of GU rant Creek, Colorado,
'klS MARK L. BLUNT, Register.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

Tho Cheyenne Leader says; sOh Sat
urdsy the telegraph wire between Fort
Larimic and Fort Mckinney, = length Of
nearly $50 miles, was utilized - a telc-
phone connection. Conversation was car
ried on between the two points without
diilicnlty, the wife working perfectly. A
musical Instrument was rlAyed In tho
office ut Fort Larimie and evcy note w.
heard at Fort Mckinney"
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
NERVINE.

DIR. z c. wEsr's NERVE AED BRA-s TRRArxRsr a
guaranteed specific for Hyster1G nilzns=s
ffts, Nervous NeGragiA Hea.isrhC. Nervous nrostre
ton caused by the Of aIcolai tc5grrt w,irf.7-
ness Aen.al Depression Soften OF th- Brain RESULT
in Insanity and leading Uscry srr=y ard de1fh,
Premature Old Age, BarrcneSs. Ioss Power ei.hc
sex Involuntary Losses and SpernatoTrenA Caused ty
tic
One box will Each box contains
rnorth's tr Or~ dollar has, boxe> Cor
dolars sNnt by man prepaid On rscest oi price WeEu
antae six boxes With each
ceyed for six boxes accompanied with FIVE dolarT
will send the purchaser writen guarantee refund
money II tfaent does not effect
is<us1 only by joys CO., pglgxists, DeRysx
ty f1-tr ~<rfirr ricr-
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
Probate Notice,

TN the matter OF the estate OF Francis II rt-
i well, deceased, notice IL hereby given
that ON tuesday, the I'D day Of January, \
ID. 1884, being The second day OF tho January
Probate term OF tie CouUty Court OF the
County OF Fremop Stale of Colorado. IL
hereby fiSco for the settling and adjusting of
all claims against the estate Of said Francis
Hnftwcil, deceased. and all persons having
claims and demands against said estate are
requested To present the same to said Court
on said day for Adjustment.
ELIZA HARTwELL, "A
s5itl Administrattix of deceased estate.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

How do you manage" said lady to a
friend, to appear so happy all the time? :"
" ] always have Parker's Ginger Tonic
handy" was the reply, and thus keep my
self and family in good health. When am
well always feel good-natured." See other
column
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
EnR ALE

DLACE SPAN OF MAT'uED MAMBRI-
ID NO CulEf MARES, harness andwsgon:
two farm teams. harness and wagons one
span OF mules, harness and wagons, also six
heEd OF horses on range. one colt twenty
tons OF straw, lot of garden tools, such as
hand cultlyators, drills. rakcs, hoes. etc.
Also n delivery wagon. nearly new. Apply
TO HARRY BAKER. South Canon. II
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

The Japan government has cstablished
5s.7SO primary schools. The empire u
divided into eight collegiate departments,
with one college to each department. Even
children under years Of age will BE- com
pa,lcd TO attend the primary schesl.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

Farmers and others desiring genteel,
lucrative agency business, by which So to
$40 day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal to II. c. Wilkinson & Co.,
1876 and 1877 Fulton street, New York. z
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

To promote vigorous growth of the
hair, use Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t restores
the youthful color to gray hair, removes
dandruff. and cures itching of the scalp.
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
Lame Back, are all cured by using Kenneis
Nervine
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
NOTICE,

A III persons knowing themselves indebted
N TO me will please call and settle with
George W Clelland, as all accounts arc ten
with him for collection. tttfl n. STONE
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
"AlHEHT I-RA RoUTE. .

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hes. has rssentiy tssn opsaed bstvssn Assh MONA
norfolk. Ne port hasa, Oh AIT e>0a. AffEafa <f
Indianagqla4 sad lAfs4 st1es s<4 0Iasas, Miss<sB-
~ zn rs 9slssas 81 Ss:ss sas 1:sss = .ss.-s
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q. =. oA069, u ~ 40310s
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The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30
CHICAa0, ROCK ISLAND APACIfIC R'Y

Ry the central position OF IN hne. ocnnsess ths
East and tha West ~ the shortsst yeuie, and sar-
~cstS. s,sasssns E,nnss Ssii5 stedd ". fsai. I.
hass % rssd ees.sen ths Ailaate md ne Yssias
OcsAne- 1sp eauiprn eut 10 uurtyAled and me- uih-
ssn,. ec.nG oeuspossd Of - oss cenietteblS ena
sis S;sua nSy Ssshfs ssssaSsrs. MSs'se ks
eLespine Cars. md Inc Bsss t-tus 81 pinias casY
Mis.sss, sissr ro.n.s dSe gss.s ~. ss,Sfts cs,:
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-30

GEO. e. LEMON,
eis lsth st.. WARRINGTON. d. o.
csS asx fsrstss Fcssnss.