Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-23
SALISBUKY,
Iho News From Gap and Vicinity.

j. S. Weller, the entcrprisiEs merchant
at the White Horse, has embarked i'm the
tobacco business. He has bought ABOUT
sixty eases of the weed anil is still buying
more, paying moderate prices. lie has
five hands busy packing. The following
sales have been made recently: ElwOod
Pownall, 8 acres at q. 10, :, 9; N. War
ner, acre at 12 cents round, and X B.
Simmons, I aero to d. q. IIirsh, ut IL
cents round.
After an illness Of four weeks, Miss Sa'-
lie G. Linville died from consumption 1T
her fathers residence. near the Gap, on
Tuesday morning. Miss LinviIlc was q
strict an,i faithful member of the Gap Nj.
f. church. Shcs had been teacher of the
Gap primary school last fall and this win
ter, but resi- gDcd on account of her failing
health about month ago. She was
about nineteen years Of age ut the time
OF her death. lntcrmcnt took place ut
at Bellevue cemetery this morning.
The Republicans of this township nOmi-
mated Tie following ticket at the White
Horse Oil Saturday, and elected it on
Tuesday Judge, John X. Miller Inspcc-
tor, Martin Overh0ltzer School Directors,
VIM. Dague and Patton Gault Road
Commissioner, Henry AmmOns Con-
StdDit. CdHiuCi DoWIlItiH l1oSCSSOT. ID.
Coifroath; Assistant Assessor, John e.
Linville Auditor, George Seldomridge :;
Town Clerk, w. c. Henderson.
The =. r. r. cOmpany's surveyors a:e
Surveying Il route through the Gap hill.
William McLimans is preparing to erect
4 house in the Gap.
EOYs' CONCERT AND CELEBRATION.
West Chestnut Male Secondary School.
Mr.. W. II LevcrSOod's school gave tho
iiist CONCERT last evening, which has yet
been give II in the public schools exclusively
by boys. There was very large attend
ance Of friends, parents and directors, and
the audience was delighted with tho ex-
crc!ses. The concert and literary enter
tainment continued for about an hour and
twenty minutes. Prof. Kcvinski con-
Quoted the vocal music, the organ was in
charge of Prof. f. W. Haas and tho in
strumcnt was kindly loaned for the occa-
sion by Steve n. Owens. Folowin. was
the programme, and though all did well,
it is not invidious to specially commend
the solo Of Mr.. &. f. Hambright. 1t will
be seen that the exercises were of pa
triotic character, having special reference
to WashingtOn's birthday:
Song, Genrge Washington. BY the school
Speech, Ole to Washington. w iiiarn Refs,
Solo, Red. White and Blue. 81. +. Hambri2ht
an school
speech. National Ensign. Edw. VI. Kaufman
song. The Hunters song 4........By the school
Speech. Washington as Il Civilian. Herbert il.
COhO-
instrumental trio. two flutes anl violin.
America ........ZoOk, Hartman and MOnsOn
Song, America ca...................By By the schOOI
Speech, Liberty and independence. Harry
HOstcttcr
Solo Cows III the Corn George Ilambright
Instrumental Duet fhute5) look. MOnSOn
and Hartman.
Speech, National MOnument. VIM. ID. Sell
song swiss MOuntaineer ......By the school
Recitation Death of Washington. Edward
H. EriSmaE.
SON.. Stur ~pansled Banner. by the school
speech. Epitaph to- Washington. If. X. Bowers
Instrulnental Trio. Monson and
Hartman.
Song. GOOD Night, (lute and VIOLIN. by the
school