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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20

EDUEitC sALE-0N THURSDAY; FEBi:U
/ AIRY %. 1882, will he sold by public ven-
due ut the late residence of Col. VIM. l.. Pei.
per, on the Marietta turnpike about ~ miles
west OF the city o: Lancaster and n mile east
of the village of ROhrerstOwn, the following
described personal property, to wit:
Four heavy Draft Horses. suitable for the
Eastern market one pair OF elegant Black
Driving Horses, two Alderney Cows, two
broad-wheeled farm wagons, one with bed {;
one Studebaker two horse wagon, nearly new;
market wagon, sulky, two carts. one set of to-
baccO ladders. two sets OF hay flats tour plows.
two spike harrows, spring harrow, two shovel
harrows, cultivator. corn scraEcr and marker,
two rcapcrs, nearly new; one binder, wire
der, Two grain drills, root cutter, c:,icr mill.
sens, wagon lines. two set OF single harness,
scales, tobacco press, tobacco steamer, cream
cry, with large lot or tin cans churn, &c.,
500 tobacco latbs, three wheeibarrOws. dou
bic and single trees, sprcader, log. cow and
halter chains. mattock, picks, shOvcls. forks,
SC lot of locust posts, hay by the ton, corn
tOdier by the bundle, &c, &C. All the farm
implements are nearly new and In firStclass
order.
\ credit OF six months will be given on all
sums over $50.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, lii, Sharp,
when attendance will be given by
SILAS ii. FORRl,
JOHN ID. SkILES.
Administrators.
Is. r Row. Auctionrer feb9-3tw&2n, 81. I'D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
To Hang for numbering HIS Aunt.

LANCASTER, KY, Feb. .20.-Wm. Austin
has been sentenced to he executed April
10Th for the murder Of Betsey Bland. his
aunt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20

The true bloom on beauty's face, tine rose
tint OF Il healthy skin, can be enjoyed In De
ccmber or any other month. by usln4; Or. {.
W. Bcn-on's Skin Cure. II does away with all
crupti"ns and irritatiOns of either the skin or
scalp Chas. y. CTittentOH. liJ Fulton St,
New York City, sole agent for Dr.. c. W. Ben
sons remedies, 10 whom all orders should be
addressed. n1-lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
9tOcK n 0FKor.

New YORK, rhIIit.GIp!iiI ami Local Stocks
.,i4O UE!te;! StIlcs Bonds rGpOrtei daily by
JAcch L. l.oNG. y. Il. Ger Centre Square
NHW YORK
stocks Wcai,pr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
The New Bank

I"e board Of directors of the new IA
tional bank met at the Office of J. Hay
Brown, esq, this afternoon, and selected
.lcrc. Ei'c, to transact their notary public
business. At the time we goto press they
were discussing the question of locating
the new bank.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
Wife Icatin-.

This afternoon Mary Buckley Appeared
before Alderman Barr and made complaint
against her husband, John Buckley, Of
violently assaulting her. The poor woman
was in tears, was thinly clad in tho com
moncst sort ofapparcl, and even this had
been almost torn from he: body during
the assault.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ltuts, mice, ants flies. vcrnin, mosquitoes
insects. &C.. cleared out Ey Rough on Rat -
lie. per box.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
kt,;pev Complaint Cured.

Il. IuEncr, Rochester, \. y. writes. " have
leen for OvcrH year subject 10 serious dis
order of the Kidneys, an'l often unable to at
tend to business; 1 procured your Burdocl,
Blooi Eittcrs and was relieved before half IL
bottle was used. l intend to cOntinuc, Is
feel confident that they will entirely cure me-
Price 81. For sale at ii. L. COchran's dru"
store. l3I North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20

\ FROMrTswny to ease asthmatiC wheC.ins
Use Ha;c's Honey OF HorohOund amt Tar
Pixies Tcothachc Drops cure in one minute
flJlw,lCOISw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20

\ REMEDY Tor Indigestion. Consumption.
Dyspepsia, Wcalsnes-, Fever, Ague. ETC.. Col.
den's Liquid Ecct and Tonic Invigorator.
fljlwdeOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
\ Cough, Cold or sore. throat should De

\ Cough, Cold or sore. Throat should De
! stopped. seglect frequently results In an In
durable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Trocbes do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the III fancd parts, allaying
Irritation, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarril, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to- Fer thirty years Browns Bronchial
TrOcii"s have been recommended by physi-
cian4. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested ny wide and constant use
iOl nearly II entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .nc;ite,. rank among the few staple
remedies OF the ag=. Sold at . cents a box
everywhere rnSlvGIThS S&lYw
Go 10 II. IS. Lucaran's Drug store, l31 North
Queen street tor iErS. Fieendn's Ne,U Ma
tionot Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
co!or,arc uEeluGled. Color from to pounds.
Direc! ions in English en,! German. Price. Il
cents.
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Iir..:., and Provision Quotations.

Un" O'cInck quotations III ..r;tin and prov:..
ions, furnished by :. 4. fun.lt, Broker, ia'l
Fats. King street.
February -.
CHICAGO,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
DRIVING ACCIDENTS.
The Freaks OF Erisky Horses.


On Saturday afternoon as a gentlomal
from the country was driving on No::i
Queen street near the Washington engine
house the horse turned suddenly around
and broke one of the axles of the buggy to
which he was attached. The driver was
spilled out, but not hurt.
Yesterday morning there was rather
an exciting runaway on King street. A
lad named Dougberty was driving a very
spirited mare belonging TO Philip Lebzel.
ter, and being unable to control her,
she ran off and threw him out
of the buggy in which he was riding. She
ran along the pavement on East King
street for some distance, and, coming i'll
contact with heavy signboard in front of
Jacob Adahs's restaurant crushed it to
pieces, upset the buggy and became de-
tached from it, and ran at full speed out
West King street, and as far as the first
gate on the Columbia pike, where she was
caught. Dougherty was not much hurt,
the mare escaped injury, and the buggy
was good deal broken. Mr.. Lebzelter
had given to Dougherty permission to
drive his old horse. steady goer, but the
young man made Use Of the mare, instead
and was unable to control Eer.
This morning, a horse attached 10 :.
Que horse brewery wagon, frightened Oh
East King street and started off on a run
down town. He turned into Centre square
and up North Queen street. 4 young man
named VIM. kegel tried to catch him hv
the head but failed. He jumped into the
back of the wagon for the purpose of
catching the reins lie found that they
were dragging on the ground and he immc-
diatcly jumped on the animals back, stop
ping him without damage.
On the Railroad Crossing.
This morning between 8 and 9 O'clock,
as an cast-bound passenger train OH the
Pennsylvania railroad was coming around
the curve just above the passenger depot,
a countryman, who appeared to lie some
what confused, stopped short upon the
track with his horse and wagon. Yells of
go on, go on" brought him TO realiza-
ton of his situation, and he whipped up
his horse in time to escape. Just belinl
him was 4 two-horse team, and it also
tried to 60 on. The horses were seized by
their heads just before they reached the
track and held until the train passed.
While this scene was being enacted a man
attempted to cross the track in front of the
engine. He tripped and fell, but was
pulled from the track in time to prevent
his being crushed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
NEW ADVEITISENENTS.

lrOK sALE.-THREE NEW TWO-sTOKY
Il brick seven-roOmed dwellings, with hail.
wafer In kitchens, will he sold cheap. Inquire
at p Centre Square.
mlSlwdR JAMES BLACK
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rPRING 1882. SPRING 1892.

Invite special attention to their CAR
PET, WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADE departments, in which they
are Offering larger assOrtments than
have ever been shown in this city, and
ut as low prices as same qualities can
be purchased in Philadelphia or else
where.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20
Local STOCKS and BOnGs.

Mannheim borough loan n............. 100 lG.
BANK STOCKS.
First National Bank....... $l.j
Farmers National Rank. 50 IUS h.,
Lancaster County National Bank. 80 lre.5O
Columbia National Bank. .......... .OO I47
Ephrata National Bank. ............. 100 El.5O
First National Bank, Columbia. 100 Ei.Y0
First National Bank, Stra5burs. 100 I3I..O
First National Eank, Marietta. 80. 100 30
First National Bank Mount JOY. 100 Iij -
LititZ National Bank. 10 40
Mannheim National Bank. 100 L.;
Union National Bank. Mount JOY. ID 7OlD
New Holland National Blnk....... 100 !Hl
MISCELLANEOUS BO.:D9.
Ouarryville IL. r., due 1888. 800 Sll5
Reading 6 Columbia X. T., due 1852 100 IiD
Lancaster Watch Co., due 1896. ..... lJJ in5 20
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
due in or - yearS. 100 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
due 1856. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lUO W
MISCELLANEOUS STOCEs.
Quarry vile L. H..................s L.. 80 $2a5
Millersviie Street Car. so y
Inquirer Printing Company ..... so Ia
Watci. Factory v..................... I'm 10
Gas ti,., ni',t ru.f t"ihpsuy.... ,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20

Albion Print Works Destroyed and Other
Buildings DAmaged-Burnedt to
ll0aih.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

Miss Anna Maria Hermann was sent
from JeiIersonviile 10 the Clarke county
poor asylum. III January last. and lied on
"Wednesday Of last week. or starvation.
after fast continuing sixtv-two DAYS.
a press correspondent saws or her:
Miss Hermann was 4 ladv 81 superior
intelligence. native of Germany. and
for time taught ne lanxus9e IN this
city 70 afew young Ied;f One dav IN
January last she sud- Wv became vio-
I'en'lv Insane and was mir sted. She re-
Iquested the arresting officer TO kill her.
ias che desired % 20 70 Heaven without
delay. When this was refused fhe de-
ltermined 10 die BY starving herself.
she was sent to the insane department
lof The Clark county poor ASYLUM. near
Charleston. The visiting physician and
superintendent used every effort In their
power 10 induce her 10 partskc OF food.
bnt 10 no purpose. One day. shortly
after her arrival At the asylum. she ate
Iportion of an rppIc. but since that time
1.-The superintendent AYERS that she partook
lof no food Whatever. She would drink
IA little water once q day for while, but
lately had been unable to retain water on
her stomach. Many persons have donbt-
led the statement Of superintendent
Baldock 10 the effect that she had tasted
during the time stated. but as he II a re-
|sponsible truthful gentleman, his state
'ment cannot be successfully contradicted.
fie said TO the reporter:
am certain thlt she has not taken Z
drop Of water or morsel Of food with
tout my knowledge. Frequently we
would place food beside her At hight ana
III would remain nndsfurbcd. Some
times we would put some nourishment
lin water but she would spit il out as
soon a. II touched her lips. She would
drink nothing bnt pure wafer. and am
positive that during the sixty-two days
|she remained IN the asylum nothing wss
given her but what / have stated. For
the past two weeks, Miss Hermann h.s
been greatly reduced III strength, but che
RETAINED her senses up 10 the last. She
|conversed infelligently Tuesday. and
when the doctor called 10 see her she re-
marked: n did not send for you, and
las you are intruding wish you would
|retire,D From . very stout person.
weighing more than 200 pounds. she was
reduced 70 about 80, and the little flesh
which clung 10 her bones was almost
mortified. having turned blue In the last
few days. Hundreds or persons have
Icalled AZ the asylum 10 zee her. many OF
|ihem living FAR away. II is probably the
longest fast ever accomplished BY any
person in this country. She was my
four years ~ age.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

II Is aptly said that tribes make up tho
sum of human existence. How i,npor,-
|ant then that we should watch our every
action, and guard our every sentence.
There are 50 manv unavoidable evils. 80
many trials which'the most tender afIec-
|sion and the most assidnous care cannot
|svert from our loved ones. that Il IL sad
Ito think that even momeniary sting
should be implanted IN human breast
|by any careless word or action or our
|own. We are all emphaticallv creatures
ofhabit. How much better to be crea-
|,ure OF kindly habits and courteous
|phraees. than 10 be boorieh and tactless
ID onr every day life: i is 90 easy 20
Isay ''if you please" and thank YOU" when
lonce the habit il learned. and the tiniest
lchiId in the household will not only rem
lder its obedience more readily TO the
Ichcerful tone. but will soon initiate the
pheasant example. Courtesy Is the oil IN
|the machinery of life. just as the we'll
|oiIcd machine runs more smoothly, does
more work and lasts longer than the M
one. 50 persons who cultivate
lsliving with the light who hahitualiy
Iuse kind words and strive after pleasant
thoughts. not only prolong their own
Hives md increase the happiness.of their
lown families, but shed around them an
Influence FOR good, which radiates Ike
1.-The ripplcs from stone thrown IN tho
water, until the outer most circle of earth
Ia wiser and better from the modest and
almost wasted life passed ~
some secluded farmhouse. Let us re-
member 10 be gentle, 70 speak softly, dis-
courage disputes. and promote IN Al
things the spirit OF peace. And while
Iheing always careful TO observe perfect
|courtesy toward every one. we should
Ilet The sunshine Of our natures beam IN
Iits greatest effulgcncc in the home circle.
Farm Herd and Home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

The last institute OF cambridge was
held In The public school building Of
Jasper on the 1lth inst. The exercises
were voluntary aud were The best of fl,e
season The teachers are wide-awake
70 their duties and have unanimously
requested their trustee 10 assist them IN
acquiring material for insfructing their
pupils. The charts, 80 nicely arranged
by Dir. Melchior were adopted. and q
committee appointed 10 have them print
ed. The meeting was so full Of life and
energv that q full vote was polled %
hold another voluntary meeting. on the
second Saturday In April. and An invita-
lion was given 10 all interested IL educa-
ton 10 be present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

II may be beneficial for "manv voters
who will soon have 20 begin writing CAM
psign announcements for the men they
want 70 be candidates, 70 study the style
Of Mr.. Sweet as seen in the following
card printed In Charleston Is. CD pa
per-:
ssIadies and gentlemen of Hampton
county: Allow me most respectfully 10
inform you that am candidate for
school commissioner or this county for
the next term. Help! help! help!'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

Our Uncle and Mrs. s. were having Z
discussion the other day upon the rights
aud abilities Of women. There ID moth
ing says Mrs. 81, warmly, that man
can do that 4 woman can not do equally
~ WE'LL" "How about this ~ said Our
Uncle, as he took . match from his
pocket and lighted Il on bic pants. The
discussion was not renewed. Gardiner
Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

Portersvlile IL on boom again.
Alftlsc schools of this township closed
last week except one.
Rev. n. Frank commenced German
school here last Monday.
We learn that hardware store Is to be
put up here shortly. Come along.
Mr.. Noah Robbins commences sub
sciiption school here next Monday.
There are several gentlemen who
xi-h to move here, but can get no house.
Prayer meeting At Portersville was .
success, Notwithstanding the spelling
match
The recent high water did great dam
age TO the fencing but greatly richeucd
the ground il covered.
There Is almost a. much excitement
over the coming township election, a.
there was in the campaign Of 1880.
There are three or four candidates for
every Office 10 fiji IN this township. ex-
cept constable: No one wants 10 be dog
killer Elect ns.
A happier man does not breathe The
pure air Of Heaven in al this wide. wide
~ 0tlA sNt| ANttH@1 <<%~1@tHs - A@t<t~
boy Is at his house.
DR.. Hunter Of Nashville, Knox coun-
|ty. has located here. This makes three
doctors il our little village. Room for
more.
| Cooper, Britain & Co.. have bought a
new portable saw-mill and will sci up
'on the Hyatt land formerly belonging 10
|Dr. w. w. Lemon.
Messrs. John Mehnc ard John STRAIT
|ner. are rejoicing over the new comers
AZ their houses. We did not learn lhe
sex.
Mr.. Mccain. Mr.. Emery Kinman. Jos.
|Kinman and families and Mrs. Wolfe
stSrted last week for Illinois. May they
get rich.
Mr.. VIM. Rudolph and Martin Drcx-
he. started last week fnr Kansas. They
got as far as Evansville, when Drexel
was arrested BY officers sent IN pursuit
of him. and taken back. We do not
know the particulars Of his otiense, ex-
cept that il was for fighting
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24
SOLID MEN or DUBOIS.
Who are Assessed on over 5000
Worth of Property.

We propose to publish, from week 70
week. the names ofaIl the taxpayers Of
Dubois County. who are assessed this
year on the County duplicate with the
possession Of more than tie amount ex-
empt by law from seizure upon execution
for debt. 5000. We give this week those
In Jackson township. with The amount
of their assessed wealth and taxes there
on, including tax on polls and dogs:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

n any protectionist can show that
wages in the iron industry have incrcns-
ed, or even remained firm. with the great
expansion 81 that industry, we would
like TO hear from him. Only Is per cent.
or the <296, 900 Of iron product rep
The wages Of the laborers, which
have suffered decline during the last
decade. The protective tariff was never
designed for the good of tho working
man. II Louisville Couricr-Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

We EIc1u the lulioNtnk ittuo itoth tie
Petersburg Democrat:
The Democratic Central Committee o.
Pike county meet AZ Winslow the 2oth
or May to appoint delegates % the vari-
Gus conventions, aud call = county noun
inating convention Al their recent ses-
sion 10 Petersburg.
Hon. w. A Traylor, OF Jasper, favor
ed the Democrats with few encourag-
ing remarks which aroused those present
10 an enthusiastic degree.
The Pike Circuit Court sentenced Elijah
lIeacock and Frank Beadies 70 the Peni
Ientiary for three years for burglary, and
Albert Feltinger for two wears for grand
larceny, and several Others are 20 bc
heard from yet.
The Democrats Of Jefferson township
dominated the following ticket for the
April election:
Trustee Arnold.
"A Assessor ALVIN Travlor.
Road Supt --Joscph Garland.
Constablcs John Brecdcn. Robert
and Marcellus Fowler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

Minnesota takes the wise course Of re-
tanning competent representatives ~
their places il congress. One member
from that state il serving hls NTH and
another bis sixth term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

"A chan III Idaho has named hts news
paper venture the Hello, but Il wont pe
long before he capitaIIzes the ~ ana
gives IL priority Of pronunciation. nm
Post.
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Gift OF Teaching.
II has been often said that the snc-l
cessful teacher, like the successful poet
must be born NOT made. Is this true n
Is IL really necessary TO successful teach
ing that the native aptncss for the words
should exist, an inborn gift, that mol
tuition or training can impart MANY
persons seem to Be Of this opinion. and
they seem 10 think that this teaching
gift is something like the instinct Of thel
bird. or insect, which IL perfect without
No prcceptor or school Is needed tol
teach the robin 70 make . robins nest
or the bee to make the honey -comb.|
why then should one OF these "natural-|
born teachers" need trimming to perform|
his work IN the best possible manner II
We are convinced that this opinion Isl
largely 4 mistaken one. The instinct OIL
teaching that needs no cultivation Is very
rare indeed but that aptness for teach
ing which is tile result Of diIigent study
oi the wavs Of successful teachers, Of theI
nature and needs Of chiId-minds, and Of,
the best methods BY which these can bel
met~-this sort OF an aptness is we'll
known and serves very well the purposel
Of making good teachers as well asl
trained, in the absence OF the other.
In contending that the teaching gift Isl
seldom purely native endowment. wei
do not mean TO rate Il as Of slight im-l
portance. On the contrary, we know III
70 be Of the highest importance. 50 that
without IL the most liberal talents, and
the most extended literary acquiremenssl
cannot secure surress even approximate
~. On the other hand, where Il exists
we see persons acquire : most envia ble|
reputation as instructors, even upon the
feeblest possible foundation Of SCHOLARLY
Weare Informed, BY good
that the best work done mi
this county IN the country schools isI
done by teachers who have never badA
the benefit Of better training than the|
country schools afford. But how much
more success they might have 4 their
gIits" had been trained WI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

vanderbilt'x fortune, II laid lengthwisc
Ia one dollar bills, would cover 10000
miles. Expended for rum, the smiles
would b ten times that number. .-Phila-
dclphis Chronicle Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

FOR square, 10 lines Or less, week, 81 90
Zach subsequent insertion, 20 cts.
Longer advertisemen y thc same rate,
A fraction over even squire or squares,
counted as square. These ofc the terms
for transient advertisements; reasona-
Bile deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
70 be paid In advance
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each $lM
For County 10y
FOR District. Circuit, or State, 300
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PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
single subscription, for tifty Nos, 81 80
For six months, 70
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-10-18

To 60 the entire length Of Great Brit
ain by rail, third class-a distance Of
$50 miles costs q little less than G3, Of
415. The time consumed in the jour
ney is 3 little less than twenty.four
hours. . sss