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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16
THE OLD REGIME. RESUMED.
Gnwcn AGAIN IN Command and nj: I.v
.!e,ces oi the Bond Management:
Disappeared.

Gnwcn Again III Command and nj: i.vI-
'!e..ces ci the Bond management
Disappeared.
PnILADELPliIA, Jan. 1G.--AIl evidences
Of the Bond management brief term a,
the Readin,; railroad offices have ;:l;eady !
disappeared. President T;owcn vas bHsy
this morning preparing, matters for the
first neetin. OF his board this afternoon.
Major Bend WAS mt present today, :,Gd
the clerks who vacated the room for his
occupancy were re-insta!i.u in it this
morning. The market is weak, and
Reading Il few points of from Saturdays
quotations.
The new board OF directors Of the phil:;
dclphia s. Reading railroad company MET
for the first time at noon to day. The
meeting was marked by no unusual pro
cetlure, the board, as Mr.. GOwen said,
merely taking up the work where they
dropped it after their defeat year ago.
ferred bond scheme, of which the presi-
dent said that the stockholders having
approved it, he supposed it would
be put into execution at once. The board
appointed Francis p. kaerc'Isr secretary
of the co:s; INT! irou company, of which L..
has hitherto been the auditor, :..:d m,i.
J. II. WicstiinS. who was book keeper,
auditor Of the coal and iron company.
These promotions werc cauScd by The
election of Mr.. Foster, who has been the
secretary of the coal and iron company,
as secretary Of thu railroad company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16

ESTATE OF ISAAC HOUSEK, LATE OF
Il West Lampetcr township. deceased
Letters testanentary On said estate having
been granted to the Undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested to make imne'
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement to the undersign
ed, residing in West Lampeter township, Lam
caster county, Pa JOHN HOUSEK,
JACOB Il. HOUSER.
II CARPENTER Executors.
Attorney. n3O6tW
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Disastrous Fir. In ;;icnmond. VI

l,ICuMoSn. Va. Jan. l6--A fire last
night totally destroyed J X. Johnson &
Co.'S steam :o:se andsron worls Seventy
persons are thrown out of employment.
The loss is estimated ~ $4,000.
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AlllllSelllenTS.

Tirginius - To-nigh.- Mr. Frederick
Wardc will to night impcrsnna1c at Fulton
opera house the title role OF Sheridan
knOwlcs's famous classical tragedy, "VirSfn'
ius.' Mr.. War!cs previous appearances hero
in melodramatic parts proved him an act + Of
fine ability, and his friends await his inprr
sonatlon of this distinguished role with full
confidence OF his capacity to furnish Il salts
factory rendition.
fatiencP."-Thc sparkling comic opera OF
"Patiencc" is the attraction underlined fnl
Wednesday, evening. 1t will be a'ing by Ford's
company of thirty voices, including Miss Mad
eieinc Lucettc. George W. Der'am and John,
N. Amweg.
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..I.ise. a.r,,Wfn. lsaauiY.''

"N hni we all admire" and how to secure 1t ::
A fine he,,i of hair in its natural color IS such
an adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect TO use London
Hair Color RcstorrI'" the most cieai.ly and de-
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people. Il is totally different from all
Gilln"s-Ert sticky or eummy, and free from
ali impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickcns thin
hair, restores gray hair gives il new life, keeps
the ~o.ilp clean and healthy. causing the hair
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frci!y and elegantly prepared as to make It n
lasting hair dressing and tOilc; luxury. Lon
len l:lir RrStorrr" j. sold by all druggists,
Il; =. cents :, bottle. six bottles tor 81.
Ocl3M.E saw
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. Is, 1892.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsl1NGToN, D. G., Jan. 14-Fcr the
Middle Atlantic states, light rains or
snow, followed by clearing and much
colder weather tomorrow, with rising
barometer and north to west winds.
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Virtue Acknowledged, a

hrs. Ira Mulholland. Albany. n. i. writes
For several years 1 have suffered from OFT
recurring bilious headaches, constipation,
dyspepsia, and complaints peculiar to my sex.
Since using your BurdOck Blood Bitters am
entirely relieved. Price 81. For sale ut II. i.
Cochran's drug store, l3I North Queen street,
Lancaster.
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Divorces Asked For.

The following named persons have filed
,uhrmnas in divorce, in the Protl.onotary :
clicc, for the causes stated
Samuel Breitigan VS.. SaIome Breitesan.
his wife. for desertion.
John w. Gran vs. his wife, Lucy A.
Grau, for iesertion.
Barbara Hall, by her next friend An
drew Mummah, rs her husband, Albert
W. Hall, for ,lesertinn and adultery with
Ahbic II III.
Lizzie Brubaker, by her next friend,
Jacob Gottswald, VS.. her husband, David
Brubaker, for cruel aud habalous tr at
ment.
Elizabeth Hess, by her next friend,
Henry c. keemer, VS.. Tobias Hess, for
GeSertinn
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N0SneTE: NS:l:isrs!I NIOi!leTs!
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There is not Il mother on earth who hls ever
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Decline OF Man.

impotence OF mind limb or vital function
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c, cured
by wells Health Remover. 81. For sale al
John +. Long 4 Sons.
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:-I1 iI.,. ru!la'. pE,:t ::nd i.:aul stocks
:;i-', Cn;iCt states Hal,iS rru',rtr'I daily br
) >i.'.: 3. lnNU n. T.. Cor. centre Square
. S'EOUa.
-in:~ Irregular.
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LEG1L NOTICES.

Estate OF HENRY X. McFNNN, LATs.
T. OF Fulton township, tieccasc".-rhc un-
,lcrsigneu auditor, appointed to pass upon rH.
ccptiOnS to the account OF John II Hc"kwc!l
and L. Il. Webster, executors of said deceased.
to and among those legally entitled TO the
same, will sit for that purpOsc on THURS
O'Clock a. M, in thu. Library Room OF the Court
House, in the city q: Lancaster, where all per
sons interested in said distribution may AT
tend ID. MCMC 1.iEN.
ji-StW AutltOf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16

DYsrErrIC nervous people. "Out Of SORTS, y
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigorator viii cure. Ask for COlden's. OF
druggists. il2-lwdcU,l&w
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1ISTATE OF MARY JAMES, LATE OF
II DrumOre township, Lancaster Co.. decd.
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned az persons
diate payment and those having claims or de-
mands against the same will present them
without delay tor settlement to the unuerslSn'
ed, residing in Drumore township.
GEO. w. WESTCOTT. Executor.
mechanics Grove, Lancaster county, IA
lanes NJ WALKER ATTY dl4 6tw
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Jan. l6.-l p. m

One O'Clock quotations OF grain AMI PROVE
IONS furnished by ). X. Yundt, Broker, l5t4
E.,5: Kin" street.
Jan. l6-l Pm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16
FOE SAL f..

lNOis RENT "A SMALL. FARM OF 10
i ACRES in Upper I.eacock township, on
the COnestoga. near Oregon. Has fine Orchard
OF Apple. Pear and Peach Trees. A GOO,i gar
tener preferred. HENRY +. LEMAS.
jyl3:td i27 North Duke st.
New E!a and Examiner copy three times.
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THE LAST APPEAL.
The Assassin in q Good Hum0r.

ME. SCOyILLE CLOSES FUR THE DE-
FENSE.
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CnoD ADvICE.-U Use IIalc's Honey of Hore-
hound amt Tar for cough or cold. Pixies
T""tharh,. Drop cure IN ore minute.
jl2- lW,ieO,:SW
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Coas,inC Accident

Yesterday a seven-year-o!d son OF John
Sawyer, of South Queen street, willie
Shedding, ran against fence. He had his
left cyelid cut through, a very ugly cut
in his Eeck and was otherwise badly
bruised DR.. BoIcnius attended him.
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JSSTATE OF VALENTINE BAKER, LATE
II OF East IIempteld township. Lancaster
county. deceased. Letters testamentary on
said estate having been granted to the under
signed all persons indebted TO said decedcnt
are requested to rake immediate settlement,
and those having claims or demands against
the estate of sal decedent. to make known
the same to the undersigned without delay,
residing In East IIemDtield township.
JOHN SHIRR1CH,
ABRAHAM SIIIRR1CIi.
q SrWpHER Executors.
Attorney d27-ltdX6tw&
Estate OF ELIZABETH CHARLES,
II Late OF Washington Borough, Lancaster
county, Pa, deceased.-Lctters testamentary
on said estate having been granted to the IN
tersigneti, all persons indebted thereto are re-
quested to make imlne iiatc settlement and
those having claims or demands against the
same will present them without delay Tor set
tlr:nent to the undersigned.
b. X. SHULTZ. Executor,
Washington Borough, IA:
WM. t. GIVEN, 20i Locust street, Columbia,
Pa, Attorney. us!'-'tW
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L'sTATE OF ANDREW r McNEAL' LATE
IL OF COlcrain township, deceased..Thr
undersigned Auditor, appointed to distribute
the balance remaining in the hands OF D.
Blackburn. administrator, To- and amOn&
those legally entitled TO the same, will ait for
that purpose ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRU AIRY
!, 1882, at 10 O'Clock H. M, in the Library Room
OF the Court House. in the city OF Lancaster,
where all persons interested in said dlStr1bu-
ton may attend. y. -. NEWihEk,
ii-3tw AHd!tci.
ESTATE OFF JOSEPH SElPLE, LATE or
IL Drumorc township. dcccase'l.-rhc un-
dersignei Auditor. appointed to distribute
the balance remaining in the hands OF James
Eckiin, administrator III said estate. to and
among those legally entitled to the same will
sit tor that purpose on SATURDAY. JANu-
AIRY 2S. 1882. at 10 o'clock Il. m, In the Library
Room OF the Court House in the city of Ian.
caster, where all persons interested in said
distribution may attend.
ill-3tw DAVID LECHE. Auditor
VISTArE OF GEOlsGE ELSLEI.. LATE OF
II Clay township, deceased. Letters OF
administration on sui; estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
dcbted thereto are requested to make lmme-
diate settlement. and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement to the unders1gn-
ell, residing in Clay township. Lancaster
county, Pa. PETER ElSEk,
Administrator.
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Daring 1tODUerS.
Without exception one Of the most dar-
IN. robberies ever known in the history of
Columbia was perpetrated yesterday
afternoon between l and q o'clock, at the
dry goods store of Mr.. F. S. Bletz. 1t
was done by two men who certainly must
have been well acquainted in that neigh
bulhcod. They entered the back yard,
tore two boards off of the warehouse,
took :. ladder cut and placed it against
the store house and attempted to enter by
the second story window. They broke
out 4 sash and :, pane OF glass, but could
not enter that way. They descended to
the ground and entered by the cellar the
cellar window WAS forced open by
some sharp instrument. This part OF
The store was thoroughly ransacked.
From thc cellar they assembled to the
storc-yoo.n. forcing IN entrance by sE"v'
ing its bolt back with knife. Here they
made themselves especially ut home 10y
reading Mr. Sener BletZ's letter and break
ing q half dozen el Is On the floor. They
attempted to force open the safe buo were
unsuccessful. They changed their stock
ings and suspenders at Mr.. Dletz's ex'
pensc. They then left by coOlly un
locking the back door, taking will
them lot OF ready made cloth
ing, stockings, shoes, gloves, a revolver,
box of cigars, and q lot of other things Or
to the present writing goods amounting te
over $500 nave been carried Off and the in
speeton is not yet through. The way II
is knnwn that it happened in the afternoo,
is that ut o'cla:k Ssner BiHtZ had bust
t.es.; in .I.e store ana when he left every
thing w.S il, nr..'c. AZ six Oc'nk Pau
lr,Z 81. ii: i,:i., ti.' :.;''l' tu .ht np and
found eve. .ktniiic IN confusion. Officer:
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-15

Col. George Washington Jones,
Greenback member of congress from
Texas, is the tallest man in the house
of representatives. He wears blue
flannel or checked bingham shirts,
without collar or cuffs, coarse boots,
and homespun clothes. He lives, in
Washington, in half-furnished, I'M
painted, uncarpeted and unswept
back-attic room lighted only by gas
let in the hall. While his colleagues
feast daintily in the Capitol cafe, he
takes his lunch of apples and ginger
bread at his desk. But this crude
harsh life is invested with pothos and
nobility by the fact that its sacrifices
are made for the sake of needy AND
suffering relatives at home.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-15

the asth took tho carr for home. Many
acres of timber land lately denuded of treeS
are op "A for improvement east Of San Mar,
cos. The Blanco river is silvery stream
winding in among the rocks The prairies
are covered with rose-colored balm, prim-
roses. and other flowers. The corn is splen'
did, green, glossy, shining, You stop for
dinner ut Kyle; this place is growing rapid.
ly; has seven places Of business and-n
printing Office. Alas! for the printer Nem
Kyle. met Mr.. McClintock, who had been on
II trip to Laredo. Nc il fine companion
and enjoys things usually, but he could not
take Laredo in-al Of II. II abounds in
gambling houses. heat and dust
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Commencement Exercises Of Dripping
Springs Academy.


DEAR EDITOR Just word in regard 10
our examination, commencement and school
in general.
The first session of the Dripping Springs
Academy, taught by Prof. VIM. NJ. Jordan,
principal, and Miss Lizzie Morrell, assistant,
closed May 81, 1881.
The examination commenced Monday
morning and was conducted very differently
from the usual way.
Monday morning was given to Geography.
The students, one at time, in the form Of
a lecture, would thoroughly exhaust some
topic, after which close critical class ex-
animation by the teacher, followed. Prof.
Jordan has adopted this method of instruct
ing, and surely il is II good one. None, but
those who have learned by experience,
know the worth Of having TO learn their
lessons 80 as TO be able to rise before the
school, or an assembled audience, and in
an oral way thoroughly explain every pr.n-
cple involved. Surely the students of Drip
ping Springs Academy can testify to this.
Monday evening was devoted to Elocution.
Three lectures one on each of the follow.
ing topics: Posture, Gesture and Rudiments
of Elocution-followed by select readings
by way of illustration closed the first day.
Tuesday was spent in examining classes
in Arithmetic The exercises were conduct
ed rs those of the previous day.
Wednesday morning English Grammar
was taken up in the same way, and in the
evening there were lectures ON Latin and
Greek, followed by an examination of the
class in German, which closed the examina--
ton.
As far as we have been able to learn, all
who attended the examination were not only
satisfied, but well pleased.
Thursday morning the largest assembly
that has ever been at Dripping Springs was
assembled to enjoy the commencement ex-
ercises and having eaten a good dinner, as
many as could get in, assembled in the chapel
to witness the exercises of the primary de-
partment which consisted of dialogues,
speeches and music vocal and instrumental.
At D. IN. the exercises of the high school
were opened by song of welcome by the
school, and continued with orations and es-
SAYS, intermixed with music-vocal and In
strumental. At about IL o'clock the exer-
cises Were closed by comical song, by Mr..
Iso M Good.
We tender to our many friends who were
present our most hearty thanks for their
good order and kind attention. And to all
who wish to educate their children we
would say, that Dripping Springs is not to
be out-stripped with advantages for obtaining
an education Health and society are not
to be beaten We have a thoroughly organ
lied and well-attended Sabbath School,
prayer meeting every Sunday evening and
preaching twice or three times month.
The people of Dripping Springs will take
pleasure in assisting all they can, young
men and young ladies, who desire to obtain
an education We hope that many will
avail themselves of the advantages which
this institution of learning affords, and meet
with us on the first Monday in September.
Respectfully,
Dripping Springs, June 7. 1882.
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