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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08
MT. JOY NEWS


Boroush nrsoes-Psssonsl Poinss--Dsssh Of
New. U. Nissley-Hotsl kentted-
Law ana Order League.
Land owners Of Mt. Joy aud Rapho
townships havo granted or sold the right
Of way to . foreign oil pipe line.
The stockholders of the Lancaster Eliz-
a5ethtown and Middletown turnpike com.
pany held their semi-annual meeting at
tho Red Lion hotel on Monday.
w. F. Reed, postmaster at this place,
has made considerable improvement in the
arrangement Of the boxes and has added
lS lock boxes to their number.
Among tho Industries.
The coach works have been photo
graphcd.
The steam roller mill has stopped
and during their idleness needed repairs
will be made. The Root plOw works are
doing the Same thing just now.
Tho grey iron casting company will
during tho summer build an addition to
their works to facilitate increasing bust
ness.
Miss Jennie Rinehart had the end Of
the middle finger Of the right hand cut off
by tho machinery at tho wOollen mill. DR..
Harry dressed it.
A. }. Shafner. Clayton Myers aud Fred
Spek, Of Philadelphia, are in town.
Miss Laura Cassel will spend the summer
in the near South, visiting the Luray
Cavern, Roanoke, Norfolk and other
points. Jacob Garman has returned to
his new home in Auburn, Ills. :. Mr.. j.
Howard Swartz and wife, of Harrisburg,
arc visiting friends hero.
Death Of 1, Mennonite Preacher.
At an early hour yesterday morning
Rev. Christ ian Nissley died at his resi-
denco, near Newtown, RaphO township. a
few miles south of this place, in tho SStf
year Of his age. For years he has been
identified with the Mennonite church,
preaching for them until the last three
years, when enieebIed health rendered il
impossible. Since the split in that de-
nomination he held to what is known as
the "OId MennOnites," by whose services
he will be buried on Sunday morning at Y
O'Clock. Preaching will take place in the
large barn on his farm and the interment
will be made in the burial ground near by
improvements at the Ned Lion.
| Mine host, MIR. John B. Shelly of thu
Red Lion hotel, during the past few
weeks has had the lower story of his hos
terry inside repainted, repapered and re
paired, and contemplates extending tL'
improvement throughout tho entire build
ing. For years past this town has bcer
advancing as a mart for the sale Of cattle
and horses and the Red Lion is the drover'
resort to facilitate this growing interes
MIR. Shelly has added to the convenience
of the hotel several large drove yards
platform scales, etc.
The Law and Order League.
Some time ago it was noted in the In
TELLIGENCER that Law and Orde
League had been started in this borough
Its first active step was made during tn
Fourth of July celebration, when tho rep
resentatives of the organization appeared
before Squire McFadden and brought sui
against three young men from Springville
for drunkenness on the streets. On Thurs
day evening they had Il hearing and wer'
fined s2.25 each by the magistrate. Tht
league has also notified the tavern keeper
that they can not sell ''candy and cigars
on Sunday. The BARRIERS, too, have beer
notified that they must close on Sunday.
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Weaver, who is now in his SD year, To-
members seeing the same jar contasnng
snuff when he was . lad and came 70 tno
store with his parents. Many pound Oh
snuff was sold out Of it, but it had TO 90
and new one takes its place.
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Horses suspended.

The National TrOtting association an.
rounces the following suspensions. by
order of the Lancaster county agricultural
park, for failure to pay entrance money
tho b. N. Maud K Z; George s;cattergood,
of Philadelphia, and the g. m. Jennie l..
G. L. Collins, Of Trenton, and the e. q.
Magnolia.
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Excursion to Gertvsbnrs.

at meeting of George II. Thomas
Post No. 81 G. A. R., held last evening, =
committee was appointed for the purpose
of making the necessary arrangements for
an excursion to Gettysburg on July 24tb,
where state encampment of the order is
to take place.
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Lancaster HOtel Waters.

Samuel Allen, Henry Burgess, James
Waters, George Prindle and John Waters,
all well-knOwn colored hotel walters of
this city, have gone to Atlantic City, to
work at the large hotels Of that place. A
number of colored women from this place
have also gone there.
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Sent Home.

Henry G. Lance, the boy who had one
leg cut off and another broken by the cars
at Marietta, on May 7th, and has since
been an inmate Of the Lancaster county
almshouse, was sent to his home in Pitts
burgh this morning by the authorities.
His broken leg is we'll and the other is
healed, so that he can get along on
crutches.
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Fell From q Tree.

Frank ADthony,a a little boy from Wash.
ington, D. c.. who is stopping with his
grandfather, John Hood, on Middle street,
while climbing pear tree yesterday, fell
to the ground, distance of some feet.
He cut his leg badly and was otherwise
bruised.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.


w1ishtsville is to have post Of the g.
A. r.
=, >ot has been completed.
oek .ing was done at the special meet
Not. school board last evening. 1t
ing Oh tne meet tonight to take action
regarding the ap,
lector. tho river interferes
,h The s,s fast sa, s,s'"s Of q II: ridge piers. It
is desired to construct sever. IN,
mer, and to make repairs on 9TH. ssy in
There is a sl;g hit improvement TO- -ho
the condition Of Mr. John Wa8Der, =
was attacked with hemorrhages yeseest1o9
at noon.
Services will be held in the E. E. Luth-
erau church, tomorrow. None will BE-
held in the Presbyterian church. As no
minister was secured to preach.
A raspberry festival will be held in tho
NJ. E. church p.rlOrs, ON Wednesday even
ing July H. Ice cream and other refresh
ments will b. served All arc invited to
attend.
A country woman this morning, in front
of the Columbia national bank, was only
pulled from in front of a passing team in
time to escape being run over BY il.
Fishing 1t the Dam.
Ex-Sheriff Strine> and Deputy Sheriff
Strine spent part Of yesterday fishing b.
low the Columbia dam.
Mr.. Jacob Barr yesterday caught . 81
pound shad while fishing in the river at
the dam for black bass.
Tho Stove works.
To Mr.. Jacob Sheath, of town, has been
4oA fh.
buildings of the Keely stove works.
Tho WOrkmen Of the Keely stove works
who came to Columbia on the Fourth to
see the town, are much pleased with it.
Tho rain made it u poor time to so sight
seeing.
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Minnie Gilman is entertaining tho
Misses Matte and Lucy Mcclellan, OF
Altoona.
Mrs. Bernard Malone and dauyh hter have
arrived home, after lengthy visit to
Jersey shore.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Aumpries, Of the Metho
dist church, will return this evening from
short trip to Ocean City.
Miss Grace YiugI,ng has left town t.
spend the summer at Bedford Springs a .,d
Frostburg, Md.
On Monday morning VIM. b: .sivep.
esq Will leave IOF DstNuoAe' Aaef0 on
Tuesday morning, he will er..bark for
Halifax and Newfoundland. He win he
absent on the trip three weeks.
Assaulted .nd l;s div Treated.
While coming up the Tide Water canal
tOwpath last night abort 11:3O O'Clock,
the driver of boat team was attacked
about five miles belo Wrightsville, by
three roughs, and baf .ly injured. His left
cheek was laid open to the bone by fear
full cash from knj fe, and he was severely
beaten about the head. He was only
saved from wO rse punishment by assist
ance arriving from the boat, the crew
having been alarmed By his cries for help.
No cause is ssigned for the dastardly out
rage, and th Q rufians are entirely unknown
to their victim. Robbery could not have
been the object, as a silver watch which
he wore was not taken. The whole affair
is I0ystery.
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Excursion tn Atlantic CITY.

Messrs. Haverstick Clark will, on August
!, run an excursion over the Pennsylvania X.
X. to Atlantic City. The round trip tickets
will bo sold ut three dollars, good for two
days. These gentlemen nre both experienced
managers and a first.class trip may be looked
for. Mr.. Haverstick was formerly one OF the
Y. NJ. C.. a. excursions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08
Held for Postage.

Letters addressed as follows arc held at
the Lancaster postoffice because they are
unstamped
Henry P. Gable, paradise Hill, Ashland
county, Ohio.
Solver & Denny Mani. Co., Salem,
Ohio.
David s. Musselmau, Williamson, Frank
lin county, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

The following additional damages,
caused by the opening of East Marion
street, have been paid by the county COM
missioners E. H. Kendig, $50; w. S.
Shirk, SIS; Rt. Rev. J. F. Shauahan for
st. ADthony's church, 1926.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

1T IN q foolish mistake to conTound n remeov
OF merit with quack medicine. We nave used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happies, re-.
suits Tor Dyspepsia, and Debility and know IL
10 DC startling health restorat1ve-TSmes.
ju1.1mdeodkeov
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x..., % sO O0O ,,,;loe -h;cb ;s vnor. than
80 o,h.r country h.. hut Enol.nd With
,;.t,. o,.r half that lanoth or lin. far AZ.
.s, q, ~. ,,,,t., .r ,........ s.rt
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aoo IA, vh;,o R,ss;, -.,ch.d or,v = eos .
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,...u Id, :, ~. ,.,.,,, os v;-. h,v;r.
1co o,o ,,;,o. .o no. .,oi;, ,v.r ~h;.h N :.
.1o AZ, ,,.ss.o.. w.r. con, last v.,r
-. 81, 1os on, r,;,.s or mir. cont 10
COO COO ,,..,.... .,a - .o,.,,d only IN E,c-
,.na ~ th;, hr.rch of tho ,ervice Austria.
uv,,, ~ .ort only ,bout half "a MANY
,,oss.oes ,s G,rmanv. but lii, figures.
,.,,;.h ara ,,,crcs+;nu show a verv ceneral
,ro,x,h of this means or communication
th,oucho,t tho countries of III, Old
w,r,S
THE growth Of the production and trade
in oil presents some figures calculated to
startle the most hardened student Of sta
tistics. In 1859 when Col. Drake first
"struck it " ut Titusville, 1000 barrels
were produced which sold at $50 barrel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

The members and friends OF Grace Luz
theran church. and the public interested. are
requested to note that he excursion to Lititz,.
announced for Thursday, July IL, has beeny
postponed one week, until July 20, owing to
of dates.
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Still Unknown.

The body of the man who was killed
near Ranck's on Wednesday evening has
been buried at the almshouse. No one
called to look at the man, and he was not
identified.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

A horse belonging to q cOuntrynlan and
hltched to covered wagon, frightened at
the new market house running around
he broke off the shafts and other
wise damaged the wagon, besides break
ing the harness. He was caught on Duke
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

Is your scalp full OF dry, husky scales and
little pimples? DR.. Benson's Skin Cure win .,
cleanse your scalp and remove all scales anda
tenderness within six days. Try it. for it n the
best head.dressing ever used. q per package.
ut all druggists. ivaivdAT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

Frederick Hildebrand and his wife, ar
rested for drunken and disorderly cOnduct,
were taken before Alderman Samson and
committed for three days to the county
prison.
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* a...aslrt flltelligenrer,
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 8. 1852.
Bridge BuIldfng Bids.

Manifestly some reform is necessary in
the manner of inviting proposals and
letting contracts for bridges around the
commissioner Office. 1t will be remem.
bered that several weeks ago bids were
opened for the building of bridge over
the Little Conestoga at Groff's mill,
Manor township, on the Blue Rock road,
and the bids were as follows: Isaac
Hackman, 1850 John Kreckel, 3d.
400; Davis Kitch, $l,675; +. Mcneil
len. 81, 1897 Albert Breneman, Sl,0s9 !;
We. Kneezel, 81 ,247.8O (; Hugh Keogl
& Co., 81 ,375 Conrad Shaeffer, $3.50 !:
Joseph LIGHT, $3.50. The lowest bid
der to whom the contract was
let. Breneman, did not come to
time, nor did the next lowest, Kneezel
by the time it came around to Keogh he
had found other work and would not
take it McMellen, who was S3Os above
the lowest bid, said the bridge could not
be built for his bid of 81 1897 and so it
fell to Kitch at Sl,675. He was willing to
take 1t and to furnish the necessary Sc
curity, but, as he had in the meantime
taken the contract for lighting the city
lamps, be was unable to do the bridge
work himself and proposed to turn his,
contract over to McMellen. After some
discussion this proposition was declined.
The majority of the commissioners, Mr..
Hildebrant protesting, tn en- awarded the
contract directly to McMellen at kitch's
bid, giving him 81 ,675 for work which
he. himself, had bid to do for 1887.
1t may he that the lower bids for the
bridge were entirely too low and a vari-
ance among the bidders between 81 .OS9
sl,5OO, shows woeful miscalculation
somewhere. Possibly the contract has
still been let cheap enough, but in view
of the many scandals attaching to coun-
ty bridge building, and the prominence
of McMellen in them, Commissioners
Myers and Sunny should have paused
before awarding to him contract at
SITS more than Ills own bid for it. 1t
would have been far more creditableand
satisfactory to have invited new propo
sails.
The system of straw bidding exhibited
in this case ought to be warning to the
board to hereafter accept no bids unless
accompanied with security to do the
work or a forfeit There is too much
jugglery under the present plan of ire
sponsible bidding by parties who only 60
in to sell out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

Colden's Licbig's Liquid Eeef and Tonic In
vigorator will cure indigestion. dyspepsia or
loss of appetite Ask for Colden's, of drug
gists. ;yl.lWGeo<l&w
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Escape and Kecaptu,.e.

This morning Constable John Gilbert.
of Columbia, started for this city with .
prisoner who had been committed for five
days for being drunk and disorderly.
When the train stopped at ROhrerstown
the prisoner walked to tho platform and
jumped off. The officer followed him and
caught him after short chase ard in time
to bring him to Lancaster on the next
train.
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Arc YOu Troubled

With conscientious quslms ~ asked a friend.
"YOu look troubled" $50, am" said the
sufferer; ''but It is with the toOthache !" ''MOre
fool, YOU" replied tho comforter; gc' II pull.
cd out, AMI buy n bottle of SOZODONT, and
preserve the good teeth from u like caiam.
ity." jy3 31wdeoe&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

There will be q patriotic sermon at the First
Baptist church on Sunday evening. by the
pastor.
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NPECLA NOTICES.


Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. sl. Druggists.
Depot. John Black
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SHILoH's CArARRH RIMIDY-S positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Moufh
For sale at COchran's drug store, l57 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

When you feel out Of sorts, have the blues,
melancholy, ETC., 1t must he indigestion that
ails you. Browns Iron Bittcrs cures it. For
sale at II. Is. COchran's drug store, l37 North
Queen street. jy3lwd&w
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SHILoH's CUBE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, WhOOping Cough and Bronchitis, For
sale at Cochran's drug store. l37 North Queen
9 treet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

\ PUBLISHED biography of the Hub
bel family conveys the information that
the congressional Assessor Of Blackmail
comes from strain of Bedouin birth :;
that his ancestry was subsequently
mixed with the blood of brigandage and ,
later still, with race Of Danish free
hooters, who landed upon the shores of
Britain about So, took st. Edmund, the
king, prisoner, but offered him his life
and kingdom if he would forsake Chris.
tianity and reign under them, and when
he refused they tied him to tree and
shot at him with arrows and at last cut
off his head. This historical course of
the Hubbel lineage fully explains the
tendency of its scion to make the pages,
scrub-women and even the employees of
the Indian training schools stand and de-
liver their two per cent. to the corruption
fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-08

SOME very "young Republicans :" Of
Philadelphia want both tickets drawn
off and new one made by a new con-
vention under the new rules, or, if this
be found impracticable, or the following
be deemed preferable, that the conven-
tion to be called in accordance with the
above suggestion, shall select from the
nominees of both, or either of the wings
of the party the candidates for the
various offices to he filled at the coming
election These remarkable PROPOSE
tions and the remarkable language in
which they are couched suggest that
their authors are liable to be suppressed
by a vigorous enforcement of the legal
prohibition against the public exposure
of monkey veal.'
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to Coney Island and New York, July N, 1882.
Round Trip tickets good for three days, only
$3.50. Train leaves Lancaster, King street. at
400 .. m. Columbia 4:C0 u. m. Mannheim as.
Lititz AS and Ephrata at 5:I. Fee circulars
tor particulars. iys,l Us IT, 13i
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A Needle 1sken from - ChiId's Foot.

Little Edith Thomson, not yet a year
old. daughter Of VIM. Thomson. watch
maker and jeweler, Sou th Vine street, has
been lame for two or three weeks
past. Yesterday DR.. Davis made an ex-
animation of the child's foot and discov-
cred that the lameness was caused by
some foreign substance. Making an Incl
sion he took from the foot rusty needle
about an inch long. T. is not known when
or how the needle got into the, foot.
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Tho Horse Market.
No horses were shipped to New York
to-day, and the market Is somewhat dull.
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BERLIN IS wickeder than Paris, and the
Bismarck boys are the wickedest Of the
lot.
WHILE tho Stalwarts daily the Inde.
pendents grow bolder and increase their
demands. Now they ask that Don Cam
eron shall resign from the Senate as one
of the conditions of peace.
JOHN CESSNA thinks il could all be
settled if Don Cameron would only assure
the people that he would not again be a
candidate for the Senate. Cessna evil
IDENTIFY has a notion to roll up his pants
and 20 for Cameron's place.
ALDERMAN BILL MCMULLEN, of Phil
adelphia, and his Fourth ward retainers
had jolly ratification meeting last night
and flung Pattison banner to the breeze.
"Mully" has at least sense enough to get
in out of the wet.
IT seems that when Mr.. ButterwOrth,
of Ohio, wants to defend tho administra-
tion adequately he has to resort to the
language of the brothel, the ladies gallery
must be cleared and the record expur-
gated.
BUTTERwORTH is said to have killed his
chances for reelection by his obscene
speech in the House yesterday. He might
emigrate to China and rise to tho rank OF
major general in the regular army OF that
celestial kingdom, where the stink pot
mode of warfare is not yet extinct.
THE following twelve counties Of Penn.
sylvania have no Baptist church Snyder,
Lebanon, Juniata, Perry, Cumberland,
Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Bedford
Forest, Elk and Cameron. While Somer-
set, Clinton, Monroe and Pike have only
one each. These counties represent pop
ulation of more than 800, 900.
THE prohibition amendment which has
just been carried in Iowa does not forbid
anything but the making or importing of
Intoxicating liquors for sale. They can be
made in any quantity for the use of tho
maker, Or to give away. They can be
brought into the state for the same pur-
pose. Such An enactment leaves lOophOles
through which Generalization is expected
to crawl.
| NOTWITHSTANDING semi-oticial denial
that Minister Lowell has resigned, the
| Washington correspondent of the New
| York Commercial reiterates his reliable
assurance that Minister Lowell has placed
his resignation in the hands of the president
to be accepted at his pleasure, and that
the Republican political element among
the friends Of Ireland, more especially
the Land League) }. has within few days
past been making itself effectively felt,
though in a quiet way at the White House.
Moreover, it has been represented to the
president by the Republican managers
tina it will be difficult, if not impossible, to
carry the New. York election this fall if
Mr.. Lowell is not recalled. They even
put it statistically, alleging that to keep
him in London until next November
would be worth 20, 600 votes to the Demo-
cratic party. and that would suffice to
elect their ticket.
RECENTLY compiled statistics indicate a
rapid development of the telegraphic sys.
tenn in Europe. The length of line in
Russia, that country of magnificent dis
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OBITUARY,
Death Of . Prominens Citizen.

Death Of Prominent Citizen.
Amos Griest. an old citizen of Eden
township, died ut his residence near Quar-
ryville, last night. Mr.. Griest was born
and raised in Little Britain township, in
the neighb0rhood of Eastland. and was q
cousin Of Elwood Griest, ESQ.,, editor of the
Lancaster Inquirer. He was married to q
daughter of the late Jacob Eckman. His
wife, q son and five daughters survive
him. He was about 20 years of age and
had been in feeble health for some time.
He was kind husband and father and q
good citizen.
Died OF HIS Injuries.
John ]. Black, the conductor of lS7
freight east, who was thrown from the
top of a car and run over at Radnor sta
tiOn, on the Pennsylvania railroad, on
Thursday last, died Of his injuries yester-
day afternoon about o'clock. His death
took place at the Pennsylvania hospital,
whittier he had been taken for treatment.
His remains will be taken to Harrisburg
for interment. Mr.. Black was q single
man % years of age, was a popular rail-
road official and had wide circle Ot
friends in Harrisburg, where his family
reside, and also along the line Of the rail-
road.
Found Dead In Bed.
Chistian Miller, whose home is in Mil
lersville, but who has been an inmate OF
the insane asylum for some time, was
found dead in bed this morning. He had
been suffering from paralysis for some
years, and he has always been unwell.
This morning when the officers went
around he was found dead. He was about
Is years of age aud leaves family.
Coroner Shiffer being notified empan-
eled jury, viewed the remains and ex
amined witnesses, after which the jury re.
turned verdict of death from apoplexy.
DR.. BOlenius acted as corOner's physician