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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

Al ORDlNANCE:-For the ESTABLISHING Mt
. ol00 Walk along South Side OF Block 10 30
toenee east 70 5. Gillets thence along North
eloe OF Block I, south side OF Road No. l.
% Il ordained by the Mayor and Town Coun-
cal Of the Incorporated town or CrISco Iowa.
Section !. That sidewalk 10 be constructed
q inch plank, not less than three feet In width
Win plank laid lengthwisa, and joints broken,
On layers not more tAan four feet apart, Ne built
Stom tno south west corner OF Block 10 ON r. r,
eekeet, east along the south side OF BLOCK 10 4
o thence continuing east TO the west line OF tho
ewA OF thcs I OF sec -, Twp. %, II. IL.
= oa1e Of Road No. l. about Is rods, thence east
- rostdcnc0 OF 3. Gillett, thence commencing Mt
poans oppoate OF 3. Gillette, at point oppo-
~ lot on south side OF Road No. /, thence east
- oeae uno Of lot !, owned BY ]. q. Donn.
=. Tn1 ordnance TO take effect AMI be In force
15oM and after IT. passage and publication ~
required By law.
fasssd AID approved July 18th isea
y. 4. GLAns, FLANK Sara
Recorder. Mayor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
Permit No Substitution.

eE~Ihsist upon obtaining Flores
ton Cologne. 1t is pre.eminently
superior in permanenee and rich del.
lcacy Of fragrance. july.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

eN~Dr. Pcngclly:--Thcco bottles
OF Womnn's Friend [Zoa.Phora on
tiraly cured me Of severe Lcucor-
rhocn and Hemorrhaco Of the bowels
March, 1880. Mrs, II. M. p.
81. l,fhna. Mich.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

tx-Decerah notwithstanding the
past year this school has had four
literary societies. This years en-.
rollmcnt IL 393.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ washing done by Mrs Murray,
NTH house south OF Dilworth house,
on Vernon st. Mis-. L. murray.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

eTFor aged mon. women, weak
and sickly children, without . rival.
viii not cause headache. Browns
Iron Bittcrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

II Mr.. Perciyal has not the intel.
ligcncc to geo, and tho honesty to
admit that coruptionist, bribe. TAX
crs and robbers. should not be per-
mitred To make laws In their own
interest, md then to dlsfruncLisc
those who would not tnke All oath to
obey such laws, and not seek their
repeal, we cant help II, but We have
m abiding faith Tint tho people can
sec the difference between .leglsla-
ton In the interest or Justice and In
behalf Of robbery. The elders propo-
si,ion Is simply multiplication OF
the old fable OF tho wolf and the
lamb, but labor comprchcnds who
rolls tho stream.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20
THE GREAT FAMILY FAvORITE,
DR.. I. w. WOODS,
WORM DESTROY

Il removes all kinds OF Worms.
It's heasant to take; No after physic required
Il 10 . aplondid Tonic, giving tone And
Il i equally a. good for grown porsons AZ TO,
children.
Il ID warranted 70 cure Dyspepsia ana Head
ache.
II eur~s Liver Complaint ana removes consti-
patiea.
It has cured Ftts when AL other remidies had
1a1loA.
n % aeoaMiatsd systems o. females, with
weak aeo0Achs, II u grand
FOR sale BY 4. G. PRICE, and III Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

Friend Meni. * must thank yon Tor regard.
ing my plan or yn'nf,' o1'h Az OF anr'elrai In.
iioi.anea 10 G.a!.a Il pace IN your fLAtk.hioa.s
piaia Drslrn ] have read your EttislItnt
with much 'hleffst and ~ y setMs - ne, tEaY
apply Vita quite AZ much force hg,ln't ah oath
OF Office rs againbt nm OATH objective ifaneh.e.
! atlli think thai no man las right 10 sote vic
does not intend 10 obey the laws; ana Ito net
zee how 4 inan VINO nten ~ 10 obey hhom eah
shlcrt 10 making n promise u do 81, III tie ioo9i
solemn form known 70 the laws theiasulsus.
Very Truly yo',ra,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

gs"Llmc, plastering Hair and CO.
mcnt nj II. phelan's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

c.S'"A Full line OF Canned Goods
al IL. Phclan's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

GA Large Assortment OF Ger.
man Accordcons,tvefy cheap as -.
Glenmer'g.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

.D "Cottngo Paints ut Clc'nmcr =
eN"The only store In Crcsco that
sells tho Choice Brands Of Northtield
Flour BY the sack or barrel Is Il.
PhclAn's. -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

lN"The best 30 cent Jap. Ton In
Crcseo at Sturnis'. Try II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

tN-SALT to sell at $l.40 per bar
rel or ten dollars Per ton. Cash paid
for ycarllng cattle. viii deliver
salt on Monday II each week at the
Harris warehouse.
III. Is. DooLIrTLE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

.y~ Lard, Whale aud Black Oils at
r. phalan's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-20

cy"A full limo az fresh choice sroc.
cries ut II. Phelan's.
sY"A large variety OF Bird Cages,
all shapes and sizes and tho very
! lowest prices 1T Clemmer's.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
PERSONAL.

ME. PATRICK CALHOUN, 4 grandson OF
John c. Calhoun, is a young lawyer in the
South.
T. J. DAVIS, esq, it is rumored, accord.
ing to tho Lancaster Inquirer, will be can
didate for reelection as district attorney.
BIsIIOr TUIGG, of the Roman Catholic
diocese. of Pittsburgh. was stricken with
heart disease Yesterday, and is not ex-
pected to live.
Hoa. ROBERT OULD, one Of the most
prominent lawyers of Richmond. died at
his residence there on Friday, in the Gel
year of his age.
GoDLovE S. ORTIZ, congressman from
the Ninth district of Indiana, who has
been sick for some time, is not expected
to live more than few days. His disease
is cancer of the throat.
SENATOR MITCHELL, it is alleged, has
gracefully fallen into the "peace and
harmony" programme proposed by Rutan
and Cooper and approved by Cameron and
Quay.
GEO. G. GORHAM's Washington news
paper explains that he is tho only candi
date Cor secretary Of the Senate, the posi-.
tion ith which his name has so long been
connected, and which place he filled for
eleven years, to the entire satisfaction of
the members of the Senate.
JOSHUA HILL, of Georgia, VIXEN he was
in the United States Senate bought AL Old
field lying ON the suburbs of Washington
lie thought little Of it, but held it as an
Investment for his children. The British
minister built fine residence in the quar-.
ter in which this land was situated, made
it q fashionable district, and Mr.. Hills
purchss, is now estimated to be worth
$3.50, 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
Runaway Accident.

Yesterday afternoon Il rather serious
runaway occurred On ne bill just this side
of Winners bridge. 4 man named Keller
was diving two r1ules, hitched 20 a heavy
wagon belonging to Merton Lefever. and
loaded with furniture, down the hill, wEcr,
nc lost control OF the animals and they
started to run. Il wagon and carriage
were coming up .he hill at the tiino and
the wagon struck both. The carriage was
broken badly apd q " o.nau and child were
thrown out bat not l,Urs the buggy was
badly damaged also.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
kILi.ED HIMSELF T0.t LOVE

Married an OcIOrOOn and Conn III: tt c Il
Suicide Because Not Permitted to
Live With Her.
Several days ago report was telegraph
ed from Chicago that James Matthews, q
young man of great promise, formerly of
Pittsburgh, had committed snicide. The
cause of tho suicide has leaked out, and
the story is sad one of miscegenation,
suicide and possibly legal fight FOR the
remains of tho young man. His parents.
who are we'll to.do, respectable people,
reside in Allegheny City. The SOD, about
a year ago, become acquainted with and
married handsome octoroou. This was
q severe blow to the parents, who had ex-
pccted better things Of the young mar,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
.rHI YOUEs DEMOCRACY.
A Meeting OF tar E"uU- Mons DeniGcT
CIub-Jne S,,-ina3~ Transacted.

A Meeting OF tar EouU. Mons Democratic
Cinb-Jhe Sr-inns- Transacted.
a meeting Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic club was i.eiI in Doe sh's l!uilt!in..
Norti, Queen street, Friday evening, al
which there ,s.s q good attendance l.
was agreed 10y the club thas IT shnu!. b.
come a permanent organization, ami Il.
committee was appointed on constitution
and bylaws, ana it was further proposed
and agreed to that rooms should be
cured in Il favorable locality, rented ard
suitably furnished.
The c'Ib also determined 10 attend liz,
Inauguration nf iinvvraOr c.sct P<ttisou =
the 1G.h OF Iauu2ry III , body, and ag..'d
that arrangements should b. made for H."
issue Of tickets ~ Harrisburg ar reduced
rates. It was also cunclI ic'; that 4 ball
should be he.e; rr'!er the auspices of the
Cl:lo on the S.h Of January of which fur
thcr particulars will be made known later.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

This morning. for the inst time this
season, thsIc WIS pretty GOOD supply Of
Christ mas trees and o,ter greens IN ca
tire Square, Tut the men and boys ~,
gathered and prepared then, for maIke'
complain shat they found rather few cas-
toners Trees and boughs ui sp.un'.
hem!ock, pine. cedar, jr1iper aud cii,r
tvcrLraeus. sold Z. prices ranging all 'hc
way from - csntsto Il 80. Holly branches
wcro held 4. lc(a2j cents Laurel vii,
bright red b.! ries sold at ) cents :: bun"
Good moss sold \. slI3l.5D per barrel, II
% cents fer good sIzcG market basi,r.
full. Tied green's weIc offered at iJ,a,,o
cents per yard. Wrpaths nf crcws;".r
turkey beard aud other trailing win,,!
greens, II cked with bri,l. berries s,!h a,
1Jd.a5 cents. Tie vendors Nysct i better
market Ecx: week
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

SOME of our esteemed contemporaries
think that declarations from candidates
for speaker o.: the question of what re-
forms ought to be effected at Harrisburg
" can have no more weight than decla
ratiOns from other members. But as
these gentlemen are mostly old Legis
lature men "and are not too modest to
announce themselves as candidates and
to proclaim their views on other ques
tiOns there is special reason why they
should let the people know where they
stand on the issue of purifying the legis-
lative service.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
A HANDSOME LODGE ROOM.
COne-tosa Courcil No. s. .. U. =. ~. ia,
the Public to Inspect 1t.

Cone-tosa Council No. s. .. U. =. ~. iuv.ts
the Public to Inspect Ii.
The new lodge room of Conestogs coun
Gil No. 8. o. u. a. NJ, in the Inquirer
building, has been very Handsomely fur
nished and will DO tlirowE open for The
inspection of the public on WedUrsla
evening next, from seven to half past ilinc
o'clock. The meeting room is fifty feet il
length by thirty in width. Tao walls arc
finished in pure white and on them hang
the charters Of council No s. tho deGfc,:
council and portraits Of distinguished
mechanics. Behind the worthy council-
lor's chair hangs an elegant portrait Of
Washington. The room is carpoted IN
firc Brussels carpet, and the windows cur
taincd with crimson blinds. Two rows Of
oak chairs with perforated seats are
arranged on either side of the room,
to tie number Of nearly One
hundred-the rear row being placed
upon a dias some nine Inches above the
floor. The pedcstals of the Offices are OF
walnut, finely finished. On either si.e OF
the worthy councillors chair are desks for
secretaries. and in handy distance against
the side walls arc large bookcases for their
use. In the centre of the room stands the
altar Of walnut and oak Tho room is
lighted by a number of handsome gas
chandeliers with cut glass shades.
Adjoining the main hall arc tive ante
rooms, one intended for the usa of CON-
mittees and the other as a waiting aui re.
gala room. Both rooms arc handsomely
carpetcd and curta;aed aud provided with
chandeliers 20 correspond with those in tic
main hall. In the rcgalia room are sever
al large wardrobes for the use Of tho coun
ellis and other organizations that may lease
the room. Above The door leadin. from
the antc-room to the meeting room is Il
handsome American shield bearing the
word "WELCOME." The committee roon is
furnished with handsome writing tabl",
and number of chairs, and on the walk,
hang tho beautiful banner belonging ~
the cCunci! ard the la,ge silk funeral flag
which was the only property saved by the
council 1T the time the Inquirer building
was burned, except the cabinet organ,
which occupies place in the meeting
room. The hall and ante room arc all
heated by steam aud are very comfort
able. The council extends hearty invi-
tation to the public to give them call on
Wednesday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
tt.slTt AIRY.
Dratii OF D.. ThG,-. Il. srH,

Death Oh ;E. Ghn*. Il. arH.
Dg. Thomas B. Cox, son Ct Samuel /.
Cox, disi suddenly this morning about. II
o'Ciock at the residence OF his father, No.
81 East German street. Abou. ten days
ago Dr.. Cox Was attacked with rucumn-
MIA which confined hi,a to his bed, bat Ly
caIc.Ui treat mont he gradually recovered,
and yesterday appeared 10 bo quite we'll.
This morning he got up, dressed himself
and we:it from his oTu room 20 tie c:,i-
drens nursery and sang nerr:ly. Silart!y
after o clock &c complained 10 his Sister
of pain in tue re-, ion Of tie heart. walked
to bis OWE room and to the bed, :iuG be
fore his father, w.lo was Immediately sent
for. could reach him, he Gicd-his death
being caused by neuraisis. Of the heart.
DT. Cox vas about 90 years of ace. and
had 70 brilliant professional prospect. lie
was 4 graduate of the h.h sc!loo!. OF this
city, being a member OF the class OF 1874 y.
He studied medicine under Dr.. N. L.
Herr, and in 1879 graduated ut tie Jetfer-
son medical coiltge. Philadelphia. He
commenced the practice Of medicine
in this city, and b. his skill, constant al
terii"n 10 business, and gentle manner,
was fast winning his way 10 an excellent
practice. His death WI! lie deeply regret
ted by 4 very ,argc number uf warm per-
sonal frieads, and his parents Will receive
the heartfelt sympathy o. the community
i'll their sad bereavemen:-tbis Being the
second son they have lost within year.
Dea:', of Miss sus G;rvin.
Miss; Sac Girvin, 4 teacher in c;e of the
secondary public school; # this city, died
at . late Luur last nj shS ~ her hons. 1aj
5. Duke street, after ! painful illness from
Bri sht's disease OF the Kidneys. Miss Cir
vim was !, native Of StraSbur. township.
After teaching for several years in she owcr
end Of tl.c county, she came 10 Llnca>te,
and fol thirteen years past has been teach
ing in one "s the secondary schools AID
was regarded, alike by patIous. directors
and pupils, rs being one Of the most com
petenr, successful and Intelligent members
of the teaching force in this city. y sad
coincidence Of Eer death is, that her SISTER
and constant companion foG mlny years IL
lying az the point Of death in the same
house.
Dealt, ot '5Ts. Nary Iai.cm.n Dennt.ou.
The death notice Of Mary {. daush:e.
Of the late Dr. Edwin Iial!cman and
wife OF Neil DenDiS0n. cf Columbus, Ohio
will bo fOun,i in this is,,o OF tao INTELi.I-
GENCER. nT$. DcnIisnn was u beautiful
and accomplished young lady. weli-known
and much belovc,! in tho social circles oI
Eastern Pennsylvania, which her graccs
OF mind, heart aud person long adorned.
Her domestic griefs have lately been IT,
subject of Some newspaper sensation and
doubtless o! much exaggecation. through
out all Of vhic, her dignity OF character
asserted itself so as to command tI:c M
ia!terinG sympathy and respect ot III h..
friend;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
NI:yOr'S Court.

The mayor ha,i bakers dozen OF rrs
toners this morning. ten ~ whom w.ro
tranps who Voluntarily sought shelter LIST
night ard We're discharged hi,
morning OGc was Il GiscrdcrIy. WHO
was committed for five DAYS. lli
two irulhen ard .iis,rI ,rlies wlu vvsI.
committed f"g 10 and 20 days Respectively.
One oi these w.'s the notorious "Senafur
TaWgart who has often beeu there be-
fore, an! whose name, for the first tine.
appears on the police record as "Rrks,i
MalcolHl wilson McCuIl,,n,' which s
probably his real name.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

o.. Tlurslly rs two students Of tho
MiiFsrsvi;Ie Normal school We're skating
on tie ConestGga, rcor Shenk's woods,
the ice broke Under them and they went
ID the bottom. Some boys who saw tie
accident ran to farmer .hO was not far
off aud asked him to assist the students,
He replied shat lie hadn't time, and at any
rate he didn't Ike to help peopl, out "f
should get set hi:nssii. Fortunately the
young men managed ~ get oIt withou,y
his ass ,t1n2c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

THERE is hint for the holidays in the
suggestion of London Truth that '.half the
interest child takes in doll is the dress
ing and undressing of it," And then it
remarks that With most dolls this is i'm
possible.
In his testimony yesterday before the
investigating committee of the New York
senate, Jay Gould stated the interesting
scientific fact that where :he great Amer
ican desert used to be, by reason oi no
rain fall, it has been found that the region
of rain moves west about twenty miles a
year, and that would bring in that strip
every year. Owing to this meteorological
change Of conditions, the wheat growing
belt has widened from 100 to 290 miles
west Of Omaha.
The Sun publishes what is supposed to
be "rome," alleged to have been ad-
dressed by a gilded youth of New York
to foreign artist Of cminence. Thus il
runs: or, to speak more exactly. hobbies
TO THE GERSY LILLY.
Ri f. o. In. g.)
udc skarse expect of my Ais
2sEa your Buly On the stage
Nith out deer little qpiIs dart
lett Stickin' IN Nj blec'iin hart.
1t freddie ecI;harit woriSto sprl
4 hcv Lerned Mi lesson we'll
DTithO sum pecpil SO NV me-
ispel frcOt-f R-u-T-e.
4 correspondent of the World calls at
teution to the great injustice dcne the al;
legged author Of these lines ''They al.
metrical pervcrsion," he writes, "of ;
note once written by the person evidently
aimed at to lady. in which he HOS
courteously asked her to except som'
| HourS' "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

The Democratic newspapers Of Penn
sylvania, which never before dill any
better work than in the last campaign,
with one accord approve and emphasize
the demand that the pledges of the
campaign, upon wlic! the victory was
won, shall be faithfully kept.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

THERE are indications that the Dem
ocratic People will be at Harrisburg on
Inauguration day, and if by that time
their representatives will no: have shown
signs of reforming abuses on the hill,
there will be a loud report.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

The Republican politicians Of this
state have been busy for the last few
weeks attempting to arrange terms of 4.
compromise between their contcnding
factions. The elder Cameron has brought
his diplomatic skill to the task, and this
expert angler is reported to have safely
landed Senator Mitchell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
lsiNS Ifr0kell.

This morning Joseph Dorwart, ssddler,
residing ca South Water street, While
walking on East King street, slipped on
the ice and fell heavily, breaking one OF
two .: b!s ribs. lie vas taken to his homo
by john Brock and th"ro received proper
surgical attendance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

DowN in Stokes county, G., man
wanted to move, but couldn't afford to
take his wife with him, SO bachelor
neishbor obligingiy took her off hts hands,
paying the husband 500 for his new
found treasure. The affair was conducted
with tho consent of the lady, who is now
living in peace and quietudc with her new
lo;d, while husband No. emigrated to
greener pastures. The matrimonial
market South will doubtless receive 4
boom from this novel transaction, which at
least settles the question of price for what
has always been considered valuable
adjunct of domestic happiness. Quota
tions however will be apt to vary rs to the
quality of the article current and the
various other considerations that influence
the state cf trade.
We have frequently had occasion TO
mention tho strong Hoosier spirit that
permitted no barriers to stand in the way
of matrimonial intentions aud which has
been Illustrated in many romantic cpl
sodes that have become part Of Indiana
history. 1t has been notable that 5emin-
inc devotion has never been secondary
even to the masculine chivalry that has
been conspicuous in these enterprises,
and il the last Of the series Of hymeneal
happenings that for long time have en-
ro1 ,1, ~
to the young woman tho present case
owes much Of its inspiring zess. A base.
boru fellow has gone back on his girl in
Vinccrncs aud contracted to marry one
whose rival charms seem to have eclipsed
those Of her fair sister. The wculd-be
bride No. though deserted is not dis
mayed, and the way in which she is chss
ins the young gentleman around the
streets of FincenEes makes it exceedingly
lively for the taithless suitor. When he
goes to call on his new inamorata the Old
love is usually to bo found hanging around
the front door step and by tho aid of a
p;sto! ste persuades the youth to forego
his wooing. The other day she procured
marriage license, and by subterfuge &c.
coyed the recreant into her presence, where
the ready pistol was produced by tho ex-
pectant bride, and it was only the remark.
able agility of the false one that enabled
him 10 escape marriage cr death. He fled
through the streets pursued by the young
woman and the pistol, and the end is not
yet. From past experience VIC incline to
sake q little on the ultimate success of
the young woman's matrimonial aspira-
tons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

THE Bedford Gazette makes the seGSi-
bie suggestion that tho oflice-hunting
brigade may rs well disband, as the reo.
pie and tho democratic party have
served notice that useless Offices must
be abolished and the newly elected re
presentatives will he held rigidly to &C,
count for any dereliction in this direc-
ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
BIRTH OF THE ROSE.
, its green pastures sporting

BIRTH OF THE ROSE.
In its green pastures sporting
A lamb in needless glec,
Tore from u thorny twig
lis fresh green Grapcry.
The twig. in its sharp fingers,
Snatched from the tenterewc
\ little tutt OF II ece
To ciO.nc herself anew.
A nightingale came seeking
Soft things to line her nest.
And thought this snowy fleece
Was prctticst and best.
"Oh. give to me the fleece,
TO line my nest" said she;
"And. when I've finished II,
Ill sing my thanks to thee"
Itgavc; the nest was finished;
And, as the sweet birds sang,
Out OF the bush for joy
The lovely rosebud spranS.
From tie German
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

The s:a'o craagc ps.tr01s Of !iusbandry
which bad bcc3, IN sH.iiioa at Harr isburg,
at;jourGcd after tho election of officers
among whom WAS M:. James q. McSpar-
ran, of Fairfield ibis county, as overseer.