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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-16

June IL,
Chicago.

Ono O'Clock quotations Of grain ami rrOvi..'
iOns, Furnished by =. X. iun'it, Broker. iiht
East King street.
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EDUCATIONAL.


Election Of Teachers--The,r Names and Sal
An adjourned meeting of the board OF
directors of Lancaster city school district
was held in common council chamber last
evening.
The following named members were
present Messrs. Breneman. Brosius,
Byrne, Cochran, Eberman. ErismaD,
Evans, Haas, jackson, Johnston, Lever
good, Marshall, McComsey, McConomy,
Morton, Offender, Riemensnyder, Rhoads,
Ringwalt, Richards, Samson, Schwebel,
Slaymaker, Smeycb, A. J. Snyder, E. G.
Snyder, Spurrier, Warfel, Westhaeffer, G.
Zecber, G. Zecher and Baker, president.
Mr.. Warfel from the experimenting
committee made the following report
which was adopted
TO the President and Members Of the Lancas
ter School Board:
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with the
instructions given by the board at the last
stated meeting, your committee report
that they have examined into the matters
referred to them and make the following
recommendations
That Miss NJ. Mussclman be transferred
from West Chestnut stieet to the new
building on Manor street, to take charge
of q new mixed secondary school anu also
of the building.
Miss Ella Musscr and Miss S. Stiflel from
South Mulberry also to Manor street, Miss
Musser to have charge of the higher grade
primary at salary of SO per month,
ard Missl Sti1el of the lcsver grade pri-
mary, her salary to remain as at present.
That Miss Bella Mccormick be trans
ferred from the Prince and Chesnut street
school to the position occupied by Miss
Mussclman, and that Miss Sener he trans
ferred from South Duke street to the po.
sition occupied by Miss Alice Marshall.
by this arrangement it is believed the
schools will have all the necessary teach
ing force, except perhaps an additional
second assistant for the fourth room i'll
the Manor street building, and this as
sistant would take the place on the pay
roll of Miss Alice Marshall, who declines
ra nlocfinn
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BOOTS & SHORS.

NEW STORES NEW GOODSiy
We are now offering Bargains in
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The bicycle race did not take place.
There were several parties present with
their machines, but they did not get
started.
In the last heat Of the 3 90 race several
spokes of Bills sulky were broken by q
collision with that OF another horse. This
did not prevent the former from running
the heat however.
Yellow Dog broke several sulkies dur
ing the day. No one was injured.
Protests were entered against Jonn
Houghton Of the 2:34 class and Severa of
the $50, it being alleged that they have
trOtted in lower classes.
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Fortune can take away riches. but not
courage.
Small cheer and great welcome make
a merry feast.
Whilst you seek new friendships. cul.
tivate the old.
A pleasing countenance is silent
commendatiop,
Do not yield to misfortunes but meet
them with fortitude.
Those who plot the destruction ui
others often fail themselves
1t is said that there are upward of
5000 steam blowing machines now en-
ployed in England and Scotland.
DeKalh county, TenD., will this year
grow 100000 worth of cotton Ten
years ago it grew bu; $4,000 worth.
Alligator hides have become in sach
demand that many alligator farms are
being STATED in Louisiana and Florida.
Sugar, according TO prominent ply
sician promotes digestion and may he
prescribed in certain cases of dy dyspepsia.
Cork trees are being successfully rails
ed in Georgia OF some speciment plan
ted. many are now thick erough for
use.
The House of Commons had not un
til las. month sat on the Derby day for
thirty six ears. 1t is not to form a
precedent.
At last a song -snd-dsnce man has
died. and the Toledo Blade saws there is
a chance that this year will be remember
ed as fairly pleasant one.
The Texas Slftings says that a pine
tree that was cut down in Oregon no.
long since, reminds one of Washington
City 1t has more than l,000 rings.
Maybe they did have giants in those
days. but they couldn't have looked
any bigger than q free born American
citizen feels when he's in procession.
A Florida paper estimates that there
are 165, ,000 orange trees in that State,
diti TIC plOuuSb tu'o JOot 10 cO,OOO,VOO
oranges That is one for each inhabit-
ant of the Union.
The average lawyer can do more sus-
picious work without being debarred than
the average citizen can do and Keep out
of State prison, but some professions
were born for luck.
Spurgeon has delivered over sixteen
hundred sermons, and yet he says he
doesn't begin to know the Bible yet
That's poor consolation for those who
have listened 10 him.
Murderers do their diabolical work in
a few seconds. but it often takes several
wears TO convict them. Isn't there too
much law on this subject. and ought
not the legal procedure he simpliied7-
Boston Globe. The Western custom of
escorting murderer to tree, and leav-
ing him where he won't get bis feet
damp, is certainly simple enough
Philadelphia Nesa
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In almost everything, experience is

In almost everything, experience is
more valuable than preeept.
The new fashion Of pants will prob.
ably cut short courtships. They are not
good sitting trousers. The fashion will
save clean million in candles and gas
the first year.
A philosopher observes that there sre
two periods of life when man looks
to see if his hair is coming ou'-at
twenty when he inspects his upper lip, at
forty, when he inspects his head.
1t is not strange that many farmers
wish some OF their land was in cities
Land in the more common streets OF
New York is worth S250,000 to $780,
600 per acre in the best part of Broad
way it is 100000 per acre, and the
corner of Wall and Broad streets, the
most valuable corner on the continent,
was recently sold at the rate OF $l4, ,OOO,-
00G per acre.
The recent discovery OF bag oi
watches On Jericho Beach, Scituate,
Mass. reminds Mr.. Welcome Fits that
in 1850 or thereabouts he found bag
of watches in the cabin Of wreck that
came ashore and buried it in the sand as
a temporary expedient. Since that time
be has never been able to find it and be
very naturally lhinks that those now
found are his friends of thirty years ago.
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FACTS.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
snlt the time tables of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
ears to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut a single change Of cars to Iowa,
R,usss, Nebraska, Texas. Minnesota.
s.c. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-Ils
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to the saving of much of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving letter from one of the B. & o.
Agents. A letter addressed to W. E.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; toJ T. Lane,
Wheeling. W. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos-
toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa.
ton as to all necessary details of time
connections. fares, baggage, etc.. etc.
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Air Rather Than Exercise.

The want of sendentary men is air
rather than exercise The evil is not
done to the constitution so much by sit
ting as by sitting in siuffv rooms, and
an hour day in garden would benefit
them quite as much as q severe country
walk. Certainly that is true of nervous
strength, upon which so much of the
happiness of life depends. An hour
passed in strolling, or even sitting, will
repair mental fatigue better than an
hours strong exercise; while an hour Of
close mental application in stuffy, over
heated room, perhaps full Of the fumes
ofgas. will take il out of you more than
Q whole day of the same strenuous work
in room with open windows and with
free ventilation. or 30 large that the air
is NOT perceptibly affected by those who
breathe it. Newton, calculating in a
garden, suffers from calculating almost
Ms little as if be did not calculate.
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Childron's Tempers.

Children should he loved through their
little tempers, and through their occa.
sional naugbtiness,and through the days
when they are not sweet, but trying and
captions. The dearest children have
such days. One is przz'ed to know
Why Lulu, who went 10 bed cherub,
could re a little fury in the morning ;
why Harry. usually candid and open as
the day, should at times be sul!en and
disagreesble. There are often physical
reasons for these transformations You
have had sour bread. You have been
letting pastry and cake enter too largely
into your bill OF fare. Yeu bad suffered
the delicate child and the strong one to
sleep together, or the fresh air has not
vi'alized the sleeping apartment suffi-
ciently Perhaps YOU are not confden-
tial enough with your children, and do
not make yourself acquainted as You
ought with their companions But what.
ever mistake you make, be sure you love
them.
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Eloquent. But Unyailing.

A man dressed in sailor costume was
mp before a country court the other day
upon cLsrge of stealing pair oi
boots, as be bad no counsel the court
appointed young lawyer to take charge
OF the defense. The lawyer opened the
case with a speech, in which he alluded
tC his client a. "a child of the sad sea
waves, a nursling of the storm, whom
the pitiless pillows had cast, forlorn
and friendless waif, upon the shores oi
time sfter.a life spent in fierce and he.
roic contests with the raging elements. y
Then the defendant was put in The dock
and the fact was revealed that he was
cook upon canal boat, previous to
which he bad hawked fish. The .Durs-
hing of the storm" Is now in Jail for siz
months.
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She Made No Answer.

A lady Of Uncertain age looks unut-
terable on Chestnut street at q gentle.
man, who thereupon ventures to Offer
his umbrella.
.How dare you speak to me. sir y
she demands. in apparent anger"
81 beg you not to he offended. could
not resist offering you a simple courtesy,
e.replies, adding as her anger simpers
away, "You look so exactly like my
MofAsr.
Somehow she seuds along alone with
look that would have taken the glazing
oi jar.
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He Resumed.
Wall stre.t Daily News.


sFaiher." said the Young man. ss be
leaned on bis hoe, "they say the balance
OF trade is agin us"
"They do. eh 2"
"And that onr hank reserves are rapid.
" diminishing"
"Du tell!'
Sand that railroad extension has
come to halt"
"Well, ] swami
"And that the volume of securities is
substantially without market"
"Grest snakes We'll. ] never! And
do they say any thing about feller STOP.
ping to lean on his hoe to talk when be
might inst as well talk and hoe too ?"
"Reuben spit on bis hands and re-
suned.
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Trains -un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio Rriver.
WEST Chicago Fast Line daily,
with through Sleepers from NV York to
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago daily. and
Through Coach from Columbus to Sandusky,
daily, Chicago Mail daily, on Main Line aud
C. o, Division; on other divisions daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to
Chicago. All other traius daily, except Suu-
day,
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W. &. REPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
C.K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Gen. Man., Newark.
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THE MINERS PRoTEGE.
BIT uLL1E r.. AcxERsrRoM.


BY uLLIE r. ACKERSTRoM.
Wal. you see, its queer story. Missy;
The little gals none Of our kin;
But. you bet, when The old men 60 under,
She's the one who viii handle our tin"
Ny pard and mes rough minin' fellers,
We've got nary children nor wife.
But we love little yellow-haired Nellie,
And wen rear her up right-bet your life.
How, olda Wal. she's nigh eight. reckon;
Five years since we brought her out here;
And she was the cunnin'es baby
Wed looked at for many ayear.
You see. twas the time the Apaches
Broke out Blast the red imps Of sin!
The emigrant train crossed their trail, Miss,
And the Injuns they scooped 'em all In.
Yes. thar Law men. children and wimmin:
The red devils raised all thar ha'r.
We couldn't do nothin to help 'em,
So my psrd and me buried EN- thar.
We found one likely lookin' young cretur'
Lynn out from the rest of the heap.
She was dead. like the rest, and Nellie
Lay close by her side-fast asleep.
Wal. twas nigh ninety mile to the settlement
Bill and me turned the thing in our mind
And at last We concluded to keep her,
And bring her up lovin' and kind.
We buried her poor dad and nanny,
Likewise all their unlucky mates,
And We nained,her Nell, arter sweetheart :
Ny pard had once back in the States.
But the trouble we had with that young un
Was something quite funny to see,
Bill give her MP for mystery ~.
Likewise she was too much for me.
her burned duds we couldn't get on right.
And we cussed every button and string;
But arter . spell we did better,
When we once got the hang Of the thing.
And she's growed up quite pertlike and bloom.
In;
We take her to work every day:
While Bill and me's busy minin'
She'll sit by the rock pile and play.
And she's made better men of US both. Miss;
We don't cuss now, nor 90 on no spree,
Cause we're workin' and savin' for Nellie,
The pride of my old psrd and me.
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Heavy Tax Payers.

The Astors pay taxes in Eew York on
S1l 100000 worth of property; W. Fl.
Vanderbilt on S3250,000; A. T. Stew
arts widow on s5,25O,000; Amos R.
Emo, "a, 100000: j. G Bennett, 81 20O,-
600, and so on The bulk of their wealth
however consists of securities, which are
not included In the personal estate taxa
BILE in New York.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCoUNrs and vouchers have been fled In
q the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins.
traitors and Guardianss to wit.
First and final account OF Elizabeth ana r.
W. Theis Administrators of the estate Of
George Theis. decd.
First and final account Of Frederick Bandf
Admir- Of the estate Of Nicholas Bapdidse'd.
First and fpal account Of George W. Fore.
aker Admir- of the estate OF John w. Cline
deceased,
First partial account Of Matthew warwick
Amir OF the estate of Elizabeth Masters.
deceased. M
Third aud final aoeouut of ], L. Bevsu
Admir- Of the estate of Charles Coopesdso,d.
First and final account Of William J. Bre.
den admir- of the estate Of Riijah $. Baker,
deceased.
Second and final account Of Thomas Mar.
tin Administrator Of the sstxss af kvan
Han-y decd
Third and fnal account Of Rbenei.r Tsy.
lor Executor Of the will o. Henry Cater
deceased.
Third and final 40 ount of WiIlism Win.
land Guardian of Mary l.. Coon, minor.
First partial account of Frederick clsueus
Guardian Of Leonard Nslhart. an imbecils
ANY person interested may ale writted
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
Of, on or before thev 30th day of juno
next. when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of.
3. <. WALTON,
june6.'s2wS. Probate Judge, u. CO
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Stilson Hutchins editor of the Wash
ihe.on Post and Concord D.. H. Union,
writes: Mr.. Tilden said TO US some
weeks ago that he would not accept tbe
nomination for Governor this year for a
fee simple to the State OF New Fork,
and that he had no more intention OF
being candidate for president in 1884
than be had of becoming an applicant
fer she throne of Rnesia.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

ELIZABETH CHAPMAN, OF the oou,ty OF
IL yler, In the State Of Wss. Virginia..
and Alfred w. Chapman. her husband, wilis
take notice that . petition was flsd against
her and others on the 5th day Of June, 1882.
in the court Of common pleas within aud for
the county Of Monroe and State OF Ohio. by,
Richard Kinney. and is now pending, Wherein
the said Richard Kinney demands partition
OF the following premises, to wit:
The southeast fourth of the southwest
fourth Of section fourteen, Of town hip I've
and range six, containing forty acres more
or less in said county Of Monroe.
And that at the next termof said court,
the said Richard Kinney win Apply fbf am
order that partition may be made Of SAID
premises according to law.
RICHARD KINNEY,
BY Jas. Watson, his Attorney.
junea0, ,'s2t7. rF
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Tuition.

Tuition required in advance. No money
refunded except in cases of protrscted illness,
For further particulars call on or a dress,
ID. McVEY, Principal,
Beallsville, Mon. oe County, Ohio.
april, '82td:
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Monroe C0.Teachers' Examination.
TEXT BOOKS.

0rthogrsphy, Wright and others; Penman-
ship, Eclectic System; Reading, McGuffey;
Geography, by Topics; Physical Geography,
Cornell; Grammar, Harvey: also Practical
Grammar Glass for the special benefit Of
Teachers; Composition, Swinton; Analysis, {,
Greene; Arithmetic and Algebra, Ray (Re-
vised); Geometry and Trigonometry Olney;
Philosophy, Quackeubos; U. S. History, by
Topics; Rhetoric, Hart Logic Ssh uyler; Latin
Hardness; Civil Government, Martin; Anato-
my, Physiology and Hygiene, Cutter; Metric
System and U. s Bonds will receive special
attention. EaAlso class will be formed
in Book Keeping if desired.
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NbW IUIk .O,UV O.JV IU.UV
Trains run on Columbus time wsst of the
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains. least
BUUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through Sleepers from Chicago 10 New York
through Sleupers from Chicago to Baltimore
daily, and Through Coach from Sandusky to
Columbus daily. New York and Baltimore
Express daily Newark to New York, on other
Divisions, daily, except Sunday. Sleeping 6
Car Chicago TO Cumberland. All other trains
daily, except Sunday
NLSTROTINn
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BEALLSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE Eighth Session of this School opens
i July is, and closes september %
lSS2.
We take pleasure in Offering to the patroniz-
izing public superior advantages over any
other school in Eastern Ohio: among which
are corps of efficient Instructors, written
Examinations. thorough drill in Norma! In l.
struction for Teachers BY an experienced I'd.
ucator, full and practical course of study
for persons ooking to any special calling o.
life, good and cheap Boarding, moral and
social Community, frst.class Literary So
ciety. a thorough course of Lectures aud, at
the close of the session the
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Notice to Teachers.

IT HB Board Of Rxsminers Of Monroe Ceaa-.
ty will hold meetings foe the exsnina.
tion Of Teachers as follows:
wood.feld, saturday, June s, 1852.
I" July 20,
@ Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must be examined
By order Of the Board.
DAVID MsvAY,. President.
JAS. A. WATSON; Clefk.
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Gee q. week in your own town: Terms
1OSand SIS outfit free, Address Il HALLsrr
d Co.. Portland, Maine, mch2s, ,'s9f,
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Select School at Calais.
Fourth Session.
To Commence AUG. IA & Close Oct. 6

TN making this annou acement we offer tbs
/ student the advantages of late Fall
Term-a good time to study, and two compe.
tent assistants, thereby assuring Practical
Recitations.
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LECTURES.

Theory and Practice of Teaching, Civil Gov
ernment, Parliamentary and School Law,
Astronomical and Physical Geography.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
THR Commissioners Of Monroe County,
/ Ohio, will meet on
nsnrnAv .lnUV q rsSO

at o'el ,ck p. m, at the Auditors Office. in
woodsfeld, to let, by private contract, tbs
frspairing and improving Of the court room
or the purpose Of resea ting the same
Plans and specifications can be seen in the
Auditors cfice. 8. A. ATKINSON,
junezo ,'S2t2 Auditor.
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RoARDING,

Good Boarding can be obtained at from So
SO TO So rs per week Rooms for self
boarding can be obtained at low rates.
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Bellaire & Southwestern r. r
TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT 12 NJ, JAN. 10, 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. & O.
and C. & P. Railroads, also, with Capt Lu-
kens' sseambost, "Pres Rllison," for Wheel
Ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
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Branches ,Obe Taught.

Branches TO be Taught.
Orthography-Wriaht and others; Eocu-
tion-shoemaker; Geography-by topica;
Arithmetic--Ray and others; Algebrs-Ray
and Olney; Grammay-Ha,vey, Mason and
Holbrook; o. S. q -Ridpsth and Venable;
Geometry-o!ney, Philosophy-Steele; and
other branches not mentioned.
A Commercial Class in Single aud Double
Entry Bookkeeping. including all kinds of
sets, as Individual, Partnership, Banking
Railroading; SteambOating, etc in all Prsc-
tical Commercial Department will be system.
a; a;ically organized. In Bookkeeping no text
book is required of student.
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Improved Timber & Mineral Lands,

~79 A wEEK. Sic a dsy st home easily
vFAmade, Costly Outfit free, Address
TRuE Y Co. Augusta, Mains, lach2s, 1927,
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.A N SAS CITY
ANTIOCH SELECT SCHOOL

nHoS 1VVsA 0eaAIs3 " . NVahVVM
Will commence Monday, July "a. 1882
and continue in session ten weeks
Classes will he formed in any branch de
sired.
There will be three departments, viz: High
Common and Primary,
Thorough instruction and frequent exam
iDatioH will be marked feature, and the
teachers OF this school will use every effort
in their power to make it as profitable and
advantageous to pupils as any school in the
county,
TUITION.
Higher branches, Sc 90
Common 3 so
Primary :" 2 so
Tuition required strictly in advance, and
TO deduction made except in cases of pro-
tractei illness
For further information call on or address
ED GRAHAM, Miltonsburg, D.
T. T. HOBBS, Antioch, Ohio.
may30, 's2td.
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Tuition.

Tuition.
Common ...,,.......... 3 30
For further particulars call on or address
Jas. b. HAMILTON,
Calais, Monroe County, Ohio.
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