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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-01

O0 md0c.
But the cause of tho majority is not
such - to tend to make their schemes
successful. They have united and ex-
asperated the powerful Democratic
minority by their unjust and ar
bitrary treatment, and they will
encounter an aroused, vigilant and
steady opposition to their purposes.
THE Wilkesbarre Record has got along
little further than the NeW Era. Its
denunciations of CamerOnism have led
it to the support of the Independent
ticket. The Ner Era is a little further
On than the Press and gives its readers
the privilege of choosing between the
two Republican tickets; while the
Press, being an eight-page paper, can
lend one half of its influence to one side
and the other half to the opposition.
Altogether the classification of the Re-
publican newspapers of this state has
become very fine art.
THERE are indications among the
10000 colored voters of this state and the
d, ,OOOof New Y ork by which alone THERE
publicans can carry either of them, that
they are not satisfied with their treat
ment. The state tickets of their party
invariably are without any cOlored rep
resentative and no black man has yet
been sent to either legislature. Cuff is
getting tired being cuffed.
Ur in Snyder county the Republicans
took Congressman Fisher at his word
when he said the roads were too bad for
him to make another canvass, and they
declare for DR.. b. F. Wagonseller instead
of Fisher.
IT is difficult to determine whom tho
Wilkesbarre Record hurts most when it
begins to tell tales out of school. 1t de-
clarcs that Don Cameron went to Iloyt
and demanded tho previous pardon of Kem-
bic. When Attorney General Palmer
promptly declined to become 4 party to
that iniquity, then again Cameron in
truded this bull-dozing insult, "Didn't l
make both you and him ?''
In an interview with COnkling i'll New
York the other day to we'll known Demo
crat who inquired of tho ex-senator whom
the Republicans wero likely to nominate
for governor this year, he replied 81 am
sorry to say that think Mr.. Cornell will
be the nominee" In further CONVERSE
ton he is reported to have said "If the
Democrats nominate good man think
they will stand a good chance Of electing
him this year."
THE brish: social newspaper, last cstab-
lshed by the late Col. J. w. Forney,
Progress, has been purchased from the es-
tate by the "Forney publishing apm-
pany," which is chartered under the laws
of the commonwealth. This company will
continue the publication Of Progress, with
J. w. Forney as editor. The "Forney
publishing company" consist exclusively
of the immediate family Of the late Mr..
FOrncy, his widow, two sons, and three
daughters. No other person has any in
terest whatever in the journal, nor is the
company engaged or interested in any
other newspaper publication. w. w.
Reitzel has been appointed tho treasurer
and business manager.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-01
FOURTH CLASS.
GEN. BEAVERS MOVEMENTS.
In New Holland Yesterday-On for I.itiiz
To-day.

In New Holland Yestsrday-On for I.,tiiz
To-day.
General James A. Beaver left this city
yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock,
accompanied by Mr.. Hiestand of the Er-
dminer, Chief Clerk Of the Senate Cochran
and cx- District Attorney Eshleman. The
party drove down the New Holland pike
and General Beaver expressed him
self delighted with the beautiful cOun-
try through which they passed
and which is now to be seen at it's best all
vantage. They stopped at few of the
leading intermediate points on the way
and General Beaver was introduced to the
persons who happened to be present. Ar
irving at New Holland they stopped ut the
residence OF Mr.. John Roland, who was
the senatorial delegate from the lower dis
trict to the convention which nominated
Gen. Beaver. There was no ceremony Or
fOrmality during the visit, but tho party
were called in during tho afternoon by
many of tho citizens of the village
party. After supper the party left
New Holland and drove up to the
residence of John Graybill near Baroville,
where a bunker l0vc-'e,st was being held
which was very largely attended by tho
population for miles around. General
Beaver was made acquainted with many
of those present and took "a lively
interest in the novel services OF
the occasion. They returned to
this city last evening. General Beaver
visited the NeW Era Office this morning
and had long private interview with
Editor Geist, the result Of which will no
doubt be disclosed in tho columns of tho
Nen Er@ this evening. General Beaver
will go to Lititz this afternoon. lie has
himself as greatly pleased with
the people Of our county, its resources and
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Grade Of Pupils.

Grade Of Pupils.
The following is the grade oil pupils Of
higher grade secondary, James street, for
the month of May: .,stfH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-01

Near the rear of the building is one Of
Glenn & MOrse's elevators, worked by
steam, and having an automatic arrange
ment for opening and closing the several
hatchways as the elevator passes up or
down from story to story. This is of great
advantage in cold weather as tho heat in
the lower stories is thus prevented from
ascending to the upper stories and making
the air in them too hot, while the rooms
below would be too cold. Tho automatic
closing of the matches will also prevent
accidents, such as frequently occur in open
hatchways The elevator will carry 1900
pounds at single load and is provided with
an appliance that will prevent its falling,
even if the steel wire rope that sustains it
were to break or be cut off. A child eau
work it and raise or lower the platform to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-07

Attention, Farmers !

Increase in sic. number Of Issues, inleI-'
and topics treated.
Prizes offered for Essays IN yarigl. cei-l[
ments Of Farming. Stock Raising. frlf 'll"
Ing, Market Gardening and Tobacco PaiUl-..
These Essays are expected TO BE proli.A.A
features during the year.
Valuable Premiums for subscriber'-u'. w. Il.
beautiful and costly aT;icies-all free ioF '''
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No Farmer in the Atlantic States, from ~ y.
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old and reliable adviser and guide Oh 1891"
work
The most competent, successful and esq ~.
enced men and women have charge w
several departments. l.,,.s
Reports Of Representative Fariners ''l'
are notable feature 81 its ISSUES. ,-..
There Is a Home Department, WIN jan. ~
ing reading and practical suggestions i0i ''
ladies Of the farm household. ,-.t.
Published twice a month con Isl anu i'
Printed in clear type on fine white lTIf' e.,
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PATEI>TS


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~ proyements in old ones. Caveats Infringe
ments, Trade Marks, and all patent etsines'
promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN REJECTED may
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opposite the L. ;. Patent O.lice, and engaged III
P.itet Business Fcciureiy, We can secure patents
in less tire than those who are remote from
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch, wt
make search in the Patent Office, and advise as
to its patontability free Of charge. Correspond
ence confidential; fees reasonable and No
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We refer by permission TO the City Postinas-
ter, and TO the superintendent Of the Post Ohiec
Money Order nigisiou in Washington. Fol
special references, circular. advice, terms, &c.
Address c. \. SNOW a co,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, i. c.
Nov y, 1850.
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The "0LD FAMILY GROCERY"
ALIVE AGAIN!

HAVING purchased the Store nd Stock Of
4 Mr.. Warren Eby will continue the same
line of business al bis old stand. offer fine
assortment of
GROCERIES, SUGARS, COFFEES,
TEAS, SPICES, .SYRUPS, &c.
Also large stock Of
WOODEN-WARE, CROCkERY & SALT
solicit the patronage % nv friends and the
public and sm satisfied they will find my stock Of
prime quality and ny prices very low.
April II, 1879. Il. II. COOKE.
CROUND Alum and Fine Salt Tor sale cheap
STbv II. II. COOKE.
lust received lot OF Buckets Tubs and Cylir-
y der Churns, which are lorsalc By
Il. II. COOKE.
4 LARGE Stock Of Queeusware, Glassware
\ and S;oneware for sale cheap at Tho Old
Family Grocery Of II. IL. COOKE.
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10 to I'd Acres.

Ii is now generally conceded that SUifA'
BILE FERTILIZER pays A. well ON Corn a. on
Wheat or othcc grain crop ana tho We 20! y D.
becoming universal. We have most iaitarn-
testimonials rs 70 the result, obtained iroui ~.
use of OUR ARTICLE which So can .uraiSh e
those who wisH thcrn. Soni order early t. ~
sure supply. We can ill orders from Ons tDi
tucar loads bv railroad at reasonable rates
For prices and terms address
LIPPITT & co,
Charlcstown, jefferson County.
Mar ~ 81 ". Va.
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ETesSs--rT4FC OLD ia MII4Y JOURNAL
Fall and Winter!
Grand Opening of Magnificent Stock of
DRY GOODS,
Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cps, dc.

IN Dress Goods name Cashmere, Alpacas,
i Deba,e. Australian Crcpcs, Dress Fiannels.
Domestic Goods-Prints, Bleached and Dn-
bleached Cottons Shectings, Bed Ticks Canton
Flannels. Shaker and Medicatcd Flanncs,
Ginghams, Crash, &c, &c.
Notions aud Fancy Goods-Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' and Childrens Hose,
Gloves, Corsets, Nubias, Hoods Legsings. La
dies and Gents Ties and Scars, Ladies Sat
chefs Ladies Cloaks, a fall line Of Drcss shit,
and Underwear.
White and Grey Blankets, Table OIL Cloth,
White Quilts, Skirts, READY-MADEC LOIH-
ING. &c, &C. We are prepared to take al corn
in trade or on account. E2~ROLL N YOUR
CORN No trouble to show Goods. Whether
you wish to purchase or not, you will be treat-
ed with the saire politeness and attention. Sa-
tisfactiOn guaranteed in every particular Call
and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
Respectfully, c. ". TRUSSELL.
f. l.. ErcHIsoN, coIosn,o,
r. LEO. TRVssELD.
Oct 30 1880.
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NOTICE.

A IL. persons indebted TO the undersigned a.
Y former Agent of the Is. a. q. X. K. Company
Tor Freights. ~ Commissions. or to the late firm
of Starry lock, are notified that payment must
be made At once.
July 10, 1873. J. d. STARRY.
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y PIANIST ami ORGANISE and an excel
lent and experienced Teacher desires to secure
few pupils For information apply at
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February ;. ISL
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Fsoyand CbiGIea Es;oar.
Phoenix Carriage Works

7 HAVE on hand and an constantly adding
1 thereto a;mv Coach Factory in Berryville.
Clarke county, Virginia many handsome, sub
siantial and easy going vehicles
CARRIAGES. SHiFrING-TOP BUGGIES,
PHErCNS, ROCKAWAYS. WAGON
ErTES, &C, &C.
Itiswel worth the attention OF those who need
any Of these articles to call and examine my
stock REPAIRS of all descriptions promptly
made and the most liberal terms and low char
gcs yule in my transactions.
GEO. c. THOMAS,
Berryvie,
Clarke County, Va.
Ms 1850.
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NTOUI.D inform the public that every Pre-
W scripuon that comes 10 r'y store it pre-
pared by iac individually. Persons can lind
me ~ night NJ tho room over the old Sheriff 5
Office. Jail Building. Respectfully.
July Is, ISL. GEO. !. lAGII
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.gOsice 20 BomahOlders, Sc.

fg'uE undersigned having been appointed hy
Jle Court its Ascent to >e'l je1croa C1uu-
Isl per cent Bonds and to redeem the6 per
cents. with Deer cents. is now ready to per-
form riat service WEI bee uuad 90 the >hcr-
i1 Office every Tuesday ami Friday.
EUGENE BAKER.
November I'D. l,,l-6t
spirit aul Register copy OF,
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Truit I'M Nursery,
Our Corn Fertilizer.

OUR ANNOTATED Bone PHOSPHATE
II for Corn. prepared by Us. A special for
mula for Corn, has become 50 well estab'ishe!
in this and the ncighboring counties that GER
tilicates are no longer needed. Ton OF liter
tilizcS
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-. CrrfrrSr LITING lTTHORS.
Llttelps Living Age.

lv f,rty years. and has met with continuous
Commentator and success. IN lSS2it will fur
,,ish % It's readers the predictions of the most
eminent authors above named and many o'h-
.-- embracing thc choicest Serial and short
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iq the world oi che most valuable Literary amt
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covcrer- and Editors, rcpre>enunS every Oe-
pq~tmeut of knowledge ami Progress.
TINS IlvINe AGE is r.rttJ ai1gt.tic giving
more than
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ArEN Ia - MEEIrs

Positive Force-Fcol Grain Distributor, and
Positive Force Feed Grass Scelcr which can
Doe used either i'm front or rear OF the hose.
The Fertilizer Attachment is uncquaied, and
is Warranted 20 sow Easily and Evenly amy OF
,he variou, kinds Of Pno,phates in hemarket.
THE Champion is thcouiy Grain Drill i'm the
market SHAT hasa Special Attachment for Plant
ius Corn for the crop.
Thc Champion is Simple i'm Construction and
Easily operated both Cor team and driver. The
material used and quality of workmanshiparc
the Very Best Every Drill Warranted 20 give
Satisfaction o7 ro sale
Below we give yon few OF the Practical
Farmers names who have purchased from us
and used last year Drills 10 whom We refer:
John Burns. fharlc>loWH; VIM Rider, Hall
town: Phillip Powers Hpoa; Nose, W. Trus-
sea- Lcetowu; Lewis H. Nichols, Haltown
John W Tavcner, NharleStown.
Ncal,o have secured the agency Of the ceie-
b~tfsl
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Plain and Ornamental
PA STEERING.

flr the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business and hope BY a strict adh,-
renee to duty 10 inertia continuance ofthc same.
TO All Communication addressed to me az
Charlestown W. Va. will receive prompt atirn-
tion C.FNANh GALLAuEN.
March %, 1870.
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WIDE AWAKE for 1882.
From - Hndson Ii - Neva.

The Editors and Publishers of WIDE AWAKE
make the following announcement 90 leading
features flr l~~l-
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DJGBER BOOTS and Shoes, and Snow FIX.
IL c'uicrs for sale hv
De- lo. T.. IS. T. EEARSLEY.
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Surveying and Conveyancing

Z WILL surrey anywhere, promptly and at
] short notice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection herewith To DRAW
ING DEEDS or any other instruments OF Writing
Z. O.-Charlestown, Jefferson Co.. W. Va.
Dec S, 1911. 5 HOW ELL BROWN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06
sWEETWATER.

SwEErwArEE, Dec. g. 1889. Correspond
ence. THE sound Of the saw and hammci
can be heard throughout the day and
houses are being erected in every part Of
our thriving town. Work on the court.
house is progressing finely, and when com
pleted will be the best courthouse west of
Fort Worth. Contractor Archer is doing
us IA good, square job--and, By the way, he
is a Dalasite, too.
We notice that the Dallas correspondent
of the Fort Worth Gazette mentions some
shooting by cowboys from this place on the
Texas d. Pacific passenger traiu. In this
he is mistaken, as we are creditably in
formed that parties from west OF this place
did the shooting They were cattle men
who came down from Colorado and north
of that place. Our town is very quiet,
and we have good class ofcitizens, and we do
not want such false reports to 20 out against
No. Therefore we hope the HERALD will as
Alst in the correction of this false report.
ihe passenger train on the Texas e Pa.
cihc railroad has been from three to eight
hours late every day this week. We learn
that the wreck of a freight train near Cisco
caused the delay yesterday.
Deer, antelope, turkeys, ducks, etc, are
plentiful in these diggins," and the sport
ing gentry are in the heghth OF their glory
This (Nolan) county is settling up and Ii
being developed rapidly.
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81 had suffered twenty years with severe dis
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Having suffered twenty years with kidney
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The total natiye.bom rnpnIation of his

The total nativc.bon population of this
country in 1880 was l3,l75,Si0, of whom
6GS2 ,5l9 were colored. The nu mher of
foreign. born inhabitants was G,679,0i3,
which is in the ratio OF two inhabitants of
foreign birth to fifteen natives. The tota!
number Of males over 81 years of age was
MS follows; Native, S,270,5 SIS (ol whom
l,dSI3ii, including Chi nesc, Japanese and
Indians, were, colored);, and loreigu-born,
lS5 were in the states and the rest in the
territories. Of course, not all the colored
or all the foreign.born who are of age are
otherwise qualified to vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

The Wealth of the ox-Empress Eugenie.
The Empress Eugene IL reported TO be
very wealthy, Her property really con.
sists ofthree houses in the Rne dc lElysee,
valued at $4,000, but mortgagcd for $780,
OCO two houses in tho Rue d'Alba, valued
at $lS0OO0, but mortgaged in the Credit
Foncier for Sl61,006; the estate of Les
Jucheres, the Soieriuo estate, valued at
S30OOO0, but on which there is Il charge of
S3OO,OOO; small estate ut Arnes in the
Pyrcnees, valued Mt 5000; the Palas de
rElyeee, at Biarritz, valued at $500 900; a
small mansion in the Rue Courc Giles, a
chalet at Nichy, the palace Mt Versailles
valued at $4,000 lite annuity of $751; 900
aud the estate she lately bought from MIR,
Longman.
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woke the combat or produce the occasion to
have a pretext for killing his adver-
sary or doing him great bodily
harm, the killing will be murder
no matter to what extent or extrem-
ity he, the slayer, may be reduced in the
combat. 2. If he provoked the combat or
produced the occasion without any ieloni-
Gus intent, intending for instance, only an
ordinary battery, the final killing in self
defense will only be manslaughter. Re
versed and remanded, Wilson, j.
Banks VS., the State; from Robertson
county This case is companion to that
of Waite vs. the State. Held, further
statements made by prisoner in jail,
whom made before the commission of the
oilense. are not confessions OF murder com.
mitted, but are statements concerning q
crime to be committed, and are 4missible,
as the rule governing the admission in evil
dence OF confessions does not ,pply. The
evidence supports the verdict after the ex-
clusion of that of the alleged aecomplices,
if such should have been excluded. Al
iirmcd. Wilson, j.
Hall VS.. the State from Kaufman county
The public character OF road Tor obstruCt-
ing which one Is on trial can be proven
either by proof of its long continued use as
such, or that the county court had made
du uIucr assigning nuiluS 10 Work IL aS
public road. But the question as to
whether it is or not public road is one for
the jury to determine from the evidence.
Yhe public are not authorized to ignore Il
public road and choose one for themselves
Reversed and remanded. White, D. j.
Fort Worth City Mills vs.. Milan & Pat
terson; from Tarrant county. If suit be
prematurely brought a plaintiff may either
amend his pleading and perfect his case, or
he may amend or entirely make his case.
In either event the costs up to the time of
filing such amendment must be taxed
against the plaintiff so amending. In this
case plaintiff did amend but in the final
judgment costs of the entire proceedin G
were rendered against appellant; this was
error, tor which the case is reversed and re
formed so az to render costs against appel
lees up to the filing Of the amended peti
ton. Reversed and reformed. Hurt, j.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

iiorsford's Acid Phosphate In Debility.
DIR. W. II. ilolc0mbc, New Orleans, La,
says: 81 found IL an admirable remedy for
deblltated state OF the system, produced by
the wear and tear Of the nervous energies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06
For tho 1liseries of pysnensin

For tho Dliserles of Dyspepsia.
and they include almost every unpleasant
feeling that belongs to physical disease and
mental wretchcduess, this potent medicine,
Simmons Liver Regulator, is certain
and speedy cure.
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TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
gnedicaI.
TAKE
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