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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
I'rsng's Christmas Cards.


The prize cards and others that Praug & Co.
have prepared for this season are the finest
ever produced in America The prizes offered
were so liberal rs to induce an extraordinary
competition, and tho designs that won them
are exquisite specimens OF delicate decorative
art. Miss Dora Wheeler received s.. .OGO anu
her design has been superbly printed for the
first prize card. The committee of artists anu
the popular vote ut the exhibition designated
IL as worthy of the two prizes of s., 900 each.
The other prizes were awarded to Walter Sat
ferlee, Miss L. B. Humphrey 1.-TWO prfzcs),
Frederick Diclman. Miss Florence TAFT and
Alfrci FScdericks. In all four thousand dol
lars were Thus given TO the successful contest
ants. All attempts to describe these cards
must necessarily fail. But they may he seen
In hundreds OF windows, mounted slmply. or
with decorative fringes cords and tasseIs. In
addition to these Prang & Co. have quantity
OF other cards, OF ali styles, sizes and pieces,
tor which there will be . demand. not only for
Christmas and New Year, but for birthdays
and other occasions of intercst1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
BAY CITY. Mich, Fe

BAY CITY. Mich, Feb. 2, 1854.
think It my duty to send Won a rccomcnd
Tor the benefit Of any person Wishing to know
whether Hop Bitters are good or not. know
gestioD strengthens the nervous sy stem and
make new life. recommend my patients to
use them. DIR. A. PRATT.
dl-2Wl&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12

NOTICE TO TKESPASSERs AND GUM
IN NElsS-All persons are hereby forbidden
to frcspass on any of the lands of the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates. in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Enclosed or un.
nclOsed, either tor tho purpose of shooting or
fishing, rs tho law will be rigidlv enforced
against all trespassing on said lands OF tho
undersigned after this notice.
WIN. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
R.PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD G. FREEMAN,
Attorney for Il. w. Coleman's Heirs.
ol6-tfuEw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12

For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
haye q printed guarantee ON every bottle of
SiIiIOh's Vitalizcr. 1t never fails to cure. For
sale by II. L. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39
North Qucen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12

WHY WILL YoU cough when Shilol's cure
will give immediate relief. Price, 10 cts 80
cts. and q. For sale by H. b. Cochran, drug.
gist. l37 and l30 North Queen street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
A Delicious Banquet.

The modern epicu'e is too often afflicted
with dyspepsia, indigestion or constipation
after having satiated his appetite with de-
liciOus banquet and all the luxurles OF the sea-
son. RurdOck's Blood Bitters are positive
stomach. Price s.. For sale by II. Ii. COch
ran druggist, l37 and lS9 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12

~ Hoods, scarfs. ribbons and any fancy
articles can be madc any color wanted with
the Diamond Dyes. All the popular cOlOrs.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipaIion. Loss OF Appetite, Yellow Skin
Shiloh's vitalizer is a positive cure. For sale
ny IL. 3. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and t39 North
Queen street.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
FROM THE CAPITAL.
our Corr eapsndent,s Weekly Bath of News --MilitIa Gen. paay. Murder Trials. Gen VictIoR for Hsn>laugh- ser, Return .f the
 btzGe Robbor
 Hunters.
Hunters.

1 PRE corr, May 13, 1882. EDITOR HaRALD:-Since my las there have been stirring times here The Prescott Rines, a military com pany composed of the best youn g men in the town mas been organized F. 8. Ingalls, the new assistant Ter 1 ritorial Secretary, was elected Cap. tain; Will H. JohnsJn from Whip. pie, lst LIeut., and Frank Meador 2nd Lieut.. Over thirty names are on the muster roil, and tho first drill was held last night.
 The Di strict Court has been busy since Wednesday in the trial of Phil Mcdonald. charged with murder. He is the man who shot o1 election day last year. Frank Richardson, Q man he accused of improper intima. cy with his wife. The killing was admitted and justification was sought on II c grounds a,ove stated. The testimony WAS conflicting, and last evening the jury brought in a verdict of manslsughtcr. To-day the trial of Grasse for m irder. is ex- pecfed 10 take place. Murder trials seem t. be of so frequent occurrence as ln fiji in exciting remarS.
 The reported scare of Huaipsi Indians ia 8 hoax. and there is no danger of annthing of the sort. Most of these Indians are at work. and only a few create disturbances, ss the result of drunkenness. Several unprincipled while men persist in Sc ling whisky to the Indians, which ought 10 be put \ stop to. A drunk Indian is much worse than drunk en white mas and if any trouble arise- over in Mohave county it will he the result of whisky. Why the decent people over there, do moi cluse the arrest of the whiskey sellers is neIe than one can find out.
 The posse which has been out on the search for stage rnbber> near the A. & P. R. R.. returned yesterday without hay ng accomplished any thing. Whether the trail got too fresh or not, no one seems able to say lii to be presumed that here after inc '.rustlers" along the A. 6 P. R R. will have things their own way. More anon.
 JACK CADR.
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address urging the party to supper, Alex. H. Stevens for Governor. The Young Mems Democratic Club of New York, after an angry debate. tabled resolution proposing the nomination of Saml J. Tilden.
 St. Louis is all agog over the pub. lication of a scandal about the Rev. George A. Lotion, pastor of the Bap. tist church. The stery i. to the eff feet that on Friday night he grossly ms llted lady. being drunk at the time, and was knocked down by a passenger. Lotion confssses that he took intoxicants to indu.'s sleep, bat denies having insulted the lady.
 A Washington Star special from Cumberland, Md, says that Frank Brady, an important witness ia the Mercy letter case, has gone to New York and wlll. it i= understood, tes- iify 10 what he knows of the connec- t ;ou of certain Cumberland p0liti clans with the famous letter.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
W smINGTON LETTER.
Eastern Views Concerning Ari-
 aonA A A6Alrs.
WAan1Saron. May 8. 1882

WASHINGTON, May 8. 1882.
 ED. HERALD-Easiern people who only read E stern newspapers, know next to nothing about the extent and nature of the Indian troubles in Ari- zona-they are be CT informed about tho search for the Je.;nne.te, or the sta:e of the weather in the arctic regions
 In fact, 50 great is the ignorance or indifference manifested on this subject a stranger here would nat dream that for several weeks the 36,Oo0 inhabitants of your youthful cnun " have been daily exposed to the attacks of merciless savages end the growing il dus.;ies of your Ter rItory retarded and destroyed. Ex- act;y what and how much the gov ernment knows and thinks is hard to find out.
 | It is said that Ihc matter was thor oughly discussed at a recent Cabinet meeting when a vigorous policy was determined on. This is in keeping with the declarations of the frienis I of ex-SenatOr Teller, the new Secre- tary of the Interior Department, that he has vast information and decided ! opinions about the Indian questions, ] and will deal with its difficulties promptly ani effectually.
 Meantime. no doubr, your people are being ma-sacr and robbad, and general awlessncss is ol the increase. Indian affairs are likely. from necessity, to remain In Statu quo for some time.
 The only instrument at the dispI- sal of the government to repress the frequent outbreaks that devastate your country is the army, and the army, today, rank an'i tiie. numbers about 9. 900 men. This force, dis tributed over an immense territory, is entirely insufficient to hold in check the restless tribes stretched ,ong the whole frontier. While troops are being gathered It the point of danger, all the damage is done.
 I am afraid the Cabinet meeting referred to spent itselI in framing an elegant. polished procIAmatIon to the cowboys" ordering them to keep the peace. This production evoNes the following criticism from oae ot our dailies: "The Presidents proclamation to the Arizo1a cow boys, commanding them to lay down their arms and d.sperse, is a fine effort, and will probably have the desired effect. The Instructions ac- compar ying each copy are these |: Fir t, catch your cowboy and then read him the proclamation. The
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literary effort of the kInd will he [
 Presidential invitation to the Indian.
 "to disperse and return to theil
 homes." People of Arizola would
 better make up their minds to fol-
 low the HERAID's advice and look
 out for themselves, ceasing to rely
 on tie government. which, wh.le fl
 can protect rich corporations to the fullest extent, seems made quate to the case of it's own citizens.
 Unless they do this, they may rerish "beiw ween the devil and the deep ses'-hetweon the governments in- capacity and l.. cir own Inertia. All this is from the standpoint of an Eas tern well.wisher to Arixonn, and written down here subject to West ern criticism.
 Washington is city of great fu- nerals and magnificent funeral cere- monies. While I write, grand pro- cession passes a:slg the streets streets more spacious thau else where in the Union-under the shad- ows of the splendid public buildings, attending the remains of MaJor Win. I. Twining, late one of the commis- sioners of the District of Colum- bia.
 Every Department is represented. The government furnishes grand guard of honor. Detachmeuts from the army, the district m litia, the U. :. marines officers and soldiers gilt tnr in their bright tr ppings despite he gloom overhead snd the sombre character of the occasion. Dress, d ! D mourning. thea came the Prcsi- lent and hi. Cabinet, the Commit ees of the Senate and House of Rep- esen atives. More than one finely quipped band of music pl .ys the olemn funeral dirge. Meantime, lags are fur:cd Cr lowered to half mast, and e. 'lurch bells toll. Such Ire ihe honor, our modern civiliza- ion pays distinguished dead
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
STRAY HORSES.

Came to the place uf the undersigned on or about the 9Ih day of April, TWO iron grey horses, ore branded aa follows: >4-<> In perpendicular DO si.ion ] O brand visible Un the other. The owner can havO the same by proving property and paying expenses of Keeping and advertis- ing them
 m22d&w1m. SANF F. WEBB
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Wurch & Erik.
Homestead Pro f on EntrIas.

U. g. LIND OrrIcE AT qUcsox, ARIZONA May a-d. 1882. Notice Is hereby given hat the following named SC tiers have filed notice ofiBten tIo1 to make final proof in support of their cisi1ns and secure nnsl entry hereof as foll. ws: Will m R. Lewis Homestead Application No 124 for the N E la of S ction 34. Township Of Range No {. Eastchanged fromD . No 327 The claim ant nam.s the following persons as his W tnesses to prove his claim: Thompson Walker David Walker -eorsge ". Nich- ols and Mes P. te.son. all of Tempe. Marie pa C .- 4. T g. and George W Ni-h- oI Homestead app icati0r No l2s, for thA South east IL of Nection of B.. Township No 1 North of Range No 1 Eat ,i t :. R Merid al changed from D 5 t. 3tS- The clai.na..t names t.ic fol lowing witnesses to prove lis aim: thompson sSa ke David Walker, Niles Peterson and VI lliam R. Lewis all of
 emp. Maric,pa Co, A. T. l nd that sad proof will b ma e b fore the Hon. crab C DeFo-=est Porter, Judge of the Srcond Judicial Di trict for the rerrito- " of Arizona. at his chambers In i-hB- nix. Marico 8. Couaty, Arizona, on the 9th day of Jnne 1882. at 10 o'clock 8. m. of thai day. HENRY COUSINS,
 inS-3jd Register.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
TIE aRrAr ENetren RE e-x

Is q rrvei-la:;ing
 cure sor Nervous D-b lirv. Exhsrst ed Vitality Sem- final Weakness, Sperme t or hnee. l. ct Manhood.
 Impotency. ParsI- Y is and all the
 terrible efscrs of
 eelf-ahuse. youth
 ful I lilies, and ex-
 cesseF in nature
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
TELEGRAPHIC
Coed Move.

WAsHrsaToN, May 1.-The War Department has almost completed negotiations with the Mexican au- thorities, with view to allow the troops of either government. while in close pursuit of hostile Indians, 10 cross the border to Q certain e1- krnt.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

years-such & loss of memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emission, aversion 10 soc cry, Dimness of vision. noises in the head. the vital fuid pa sing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in sanity and deatb.
 Dr. Mintie will az ee to forfeit Five Hun dred D ,llars for ca e If this klrd the Vital Restorative (under his speci wee and treatmsnt1 wil not cure. ar for any th,ng lmput. or injurious found In i Dr Mintie treats all private Di$eases sncc sr- full, without mercury. Cons citation free. A th rough examination and advice in- cludiug analysis of urine. S. P.ice of VI al storative. 33a bottle, or fCur l!Ina< the Quanti y, SiO; sent to any address upOg rece pr CT price, or C. o. D. secure from observation and Ia private name If ,iesired by \. k Mintie, Il. D., No flHear- ny St Se' Francisco
 Sample bottle SC ire" on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and ag-. CommuI ics;ions strictly I.onfde Iial-
 Dr Nintie'a klDSET REMEDY N sPR.:Tr GUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder CompIaints, Gonorrhea, Gieet. LCucorrn,ea For sale " all druggists; Sl bottle, siI bottles, S5.
 Dr. Nintie's DANDELIoS PrLLs are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious ir the .Ar ket. For sale by all druggists
 jani-i'f
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

It Is reported that LOubert and Turnbull of the Union Club. New York are in Delewaie to fight duel.
 Andrew Allen Of Fayette connIy, Alabama. separated from hIs wife for some months. called st her moth CTS house, shot and killed her this morni woman's brother ee2 nd killed Allen.
 <. kw memorial assccia- \ ks a circular asking
 one dollar each
 permanent y pre- . # Aof the poet aSs5
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

NEW YORK, May 15.-The Her ald's Washington special says: A gentleman for some time resident in Arizona sai,i to your correspondent this evening. that if Secretary Teller actually disarms the Ipdians he will
 w6nd to all Indian troubles.
 r'7------Nd in doing it
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
rAr- H-o..

Fms SEP9t S- P-~<F~V Ing Remedo
 8-4 .N 2 =
 Rie Is the le ultimate resu { If ever twSEty yeaIs rFpracti- cal expeTierce. and CURE WITH UEFAI ING CE e- TAINTT Narvou and P h sic cs
 De bi.ity, Sem
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 i We akness. SDermatorrhna, Emissions, m ntencv Exhausted Vitality. frrrs v d cline. ard LseS$ Oe FANEROD from ~hat-ver SC prodro. d. It en rIrhe- and pI-ifies the Bl cd. Strengthen The N~rv Brain. Muscles. Ise tio !. Reurod c'l.~ o gans ard Phy an Mental tacuIties. it stops any i.Atural bilitqtiny drain upon the sysIe n' even :n- inv UT's i.'> ( .ebiliii-tin cam, sem 'nal ns- e- win lhc urine. ttc 90 d d.s'ruci ye to -'ind ai q hody. II lE su'e climinatcr of al kidn'y ant q sfde Com Ia mt. Il c,utain no iniu ious i rrndiAnt< To those s:f-ring from the evil "fTecfs of youthful In iisci eiions or ex- ces-e.. . sp""dy thorough and perm inent cure a G"eranteeG. Price a. 5n per bottle, pr i've bortle- Tn care. with iuil directions and afvicH, so. Sent secure on oaser- varion to any address npon receipt of brice or c. Q. D To be hsi only o Dr. C. D. ; SALFfELH. 2l6 Kcaruey St., san Francis e0. C1l pnsI taIionS strictly coF hden- ,ial. " letter or q office, FrEE. For the { GonvcnieDce of pa icn'S. aud Iu orser to n . are per;ect s-crecr 1 b>ve adoptcd pri- vale address. under wh oh Ali packages are iCrwaried.
 EHiAL oTTr.F FREE.
 NOrICE-l will send |. iai bottle fthe h EJ L Ns.N \ TOR -sd.iicient 10 SOW its me ii--f--e ofch4rge, to any one affi soed. app ying by ter, sitting his eynip c.-n and sge, Comm ialcSIioRs strictly 0A- n1sltiSl.
The news., 1882-11-28
The Hearing of omeer earon's Assail-

The Hearing of Ohicer Garon's Assail-
ants.
On Thursday evening the office Of JUS
tice Clevenger was filled to overfowing
by the friends of Policeman Garon, the
plaintiff, and Patrick Fitzpatrick, George
Monroe, Barney Fitzpatrick, and Jerry
Madden, the defendants, to hear the story
of the assault committed on him on Sat-
urday night, while in the discharge of
his duties, in arrestipg Walter Frake for
being drunk and disorderly. Prosecutor
Hendrickson represented the State, and
John L. Semple the defendants. The
first witness produced was Officer Garon
who told substantially the same story as
was published in THE. News of Last
week. After be had been cross-examined
for something less than two hours, with
out shaking bis testimony, he was al
lowed to take rest, and William c.
Girven Jr. who was called 10 assist in the
arrest of Frske was sworn. BE corrobor.
ated the officers testimony, but could not
say he heard Garon mention the name of
the man who struck him that night. DR..
William Chamberlain who dressed
Garon's injuries testified as TO the nature
Of the wound and that the officer was
The news., 1882-11-28
A Dangerous Woman.

A Dangerous Woman.
Cara Chapman alias Jane Flynn while
in beastly state of intoxication attempted
to board the ESQ P NJ. train for Burling-
ton lat Tuesday. Conductor Wolcott
would not allow her to do so and then
the war was carried into Africa. She
grabbed hold of him and attempted 10
knock him down but Lew was not to be
caught mapping and ''sent her to
graas." As the cars started she caught
hold of DIR. Gsuntt, of Burlington, and
came near throwing him under the carr,
and if it had not been for the assistance
rendered him by the Conductor he wonld
have been seriously fnot fatally injured.
After the train started nothing more wss
seen of her until the time came for The
4 As P. M, when she appeared again end
attempted to board the train bnt was not
allowed to do so. On Wednesday az the
4.45 P. N train arrived at the Grant street
station she was on hand and attempted
to strike Conductor Wolcott With q brick,
at the same time threatening TO kill him
at her frat opportunity. When the train
arrived at Burlington Lew telegraphed
over to have her arrested, which was done
by Officer Carr, and she was sent to Jail
for so days. 1t is Conduc or Woleott's
intention to appear before the Grand Jury
and have her indicted go she NAV be
safely slowed away for time. She is
the woman who about ysar ago acted as
child's nurse for james D. Barry and dis
robed him in the street in the day time
causing Jimmy the inconvenience of
wrapping himself up in blanket and
going to Jail while new suit of clothes
was being made for him. She is dan
gerous woman and should not be allowed
her liberty.
The news., 1882-11-28
Wanted, Snow.

Wanted, Snow.
The rabbit hunters are now waiting and
wishing for light snow TO fall just in
the right time to result in the extermin-
alton OF the few rabbits left over from the
onslaught of the past two weeks. Several
contingencies are wanted TO make q very
successful tracking snow, and it is very
seldom thet season passes, as last season
did, without'a favorable storm. The most
killing kind of q snow storm i one which
sets in late at night when the hares are
out feeding, and which ceases after depos-
iting soft covering an inch or two thick
over the earth before dawn. Such
storm 10 very destructive TO both old and
young rabbits, as their fatal footprints
surely lead the early prowling gunner 10
their forms, and they are killed before
the warm sun removes the tracka. If a
snowstorm begins in the daytime and
ceases during the night there is but little
likelihood of any Young rabbits being
killed, for they being unused to snow will
not move from their forms until it disap-
pears. or their fears are allayed by con-
stantly seeing it for several days. The
two year olds, however welcome the snow
and gambol about in ii 10 their COST
p. S.-The snow is here.
The news., 1882-11-28
MAR RIED.

October 2sth, at Bordeniowu. by Rev. A.
H EbaIhardt, Albert Hibbs and Christiann
Appleton, oil of jrdentown.
November lst at Philadelphia, by Rev.
D. W. Gordon George G.. Hart of Phtladel- :
phi and Priscilla /. G ,idsmith of Beverly
November 18th, at Wassaic, N. Y, by Rev.
J. b. TOSS. franklin r. Rogers of West
Chester, Pa, and Mary Emma Whitney OF
Wassafc, botn formerly of Beverly.
November 21d, atBurlington, by Rev. John
L. Porter, d. D., Jonn v Barber and Eliza
beth A. Eiickener, all of Masonville.
November I'D, at Bordentown, by Rev. ".
L. Kolb, Henry II. Vanatta and Mrs. Lydia
A. Allan.
November 18Th, at Bordentown, by Rev,
George swain, D. D., Walter Satterthwaite
and and sarah Y. daughter oil John Burtis,
Esq all Of Allentowu, n. j.
November 9th, at Jacobstown, by Rev. A.
). Hay. Elwood Leland and Eleanor GAG
kill, all of Burlington county.
November 9th, at Kevport, by Rev. G.. C.
StaDger j. Pearsou t'ol emau of New York
and Sadie Bedle OF Keypori.
The news., 1882-11-28
A Valuable Property Sold.

Joseph Fl. GaskiIl, Esq, has sold 10
William S. Sharp the Blackwood prop
erty, better known as the Clevenger prop
erty, on Main street, adjoining the Friends
Meeting grounds for $1,000. 1t is Mr..
Sharp's intention 10 alter the brick house
into handsome store for his own busi-
ness and rent the store adjoining. To-
gether with the Improvements that have
been contemplated and those which are
in progress this will make that part OF
our principal street very handsome. In
connection with this sale it will be of in
terest to know that on Monday of las,
week the Trustees of the Methodist church
offered $4,000 for this property and that
of Mrs. Burr. The sale was not consumm
ated, however, as Mr.. Clevenger would
not take less than $500 for his property
and Mrs. Burr was unwilling to sell for
the remaining sum, $4, 500. If the church
had succeeded in purchasing these prop
critics they would have erected hand
some edifce on them, which they need
badly. There are other good localities
for them which can be purchased and
their failure 10 secure this bargain should
not deter them in the least. We hope
soon to note the erection of new NJ. f.
Church in Mount Holly.
The news., 1882-11-28
Burlington.

Burlington.
Company A will practice target shoot
ing on Thanksgiving Day and an enter
tainment for their benefit in the evening.
Chas. P. Farmer, the most enterprising
man in Burlington has broken ground on
the south side of Barclay street for eight
new houses, to be built of brick. In the
past six years Mr.. Farmer has erected
over 100000 worth of buildings in this
city.
Rev. n. j. Wright chose "Honse Clean
ing for the subject of his sermon on
Sunday night.
The Beverly Bonner showed an unusual
amount of horse sense in its last issue
Sherman has by his looks lately been suf-
fering from chronic biliousness and we
hope change Of atmosphere vii do him
good.
The rumor in your last issue in refer
ence to the sale Of the Enterprise has as-
sumed more tangible shape, and we are
now enabled to state that the sale has
been effected, the new firm to take
charge on the first day OF December 1t
will be independent (Republlcan) in pol.
iiics. Solid Democrats hail Bruce's de-
parture from the editorial chair with
much joy
We understand that Mr.. Carter the