Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-08
LOCALE CORRESPONDENCE
NEWS or OUR COUNTRY NEIGHBORs

NEWS or QUE COUNTRY NEIGHBOKs.
Whit tho lseporters i'm tho Eastern and
Lower Ends Find TO Write About
Hart ltoms.
It's very hot.
The harvest is gathered in, and now the
noisy hum of Jackson's two horse power
is heard as it separates straw and chaff
from the grain.
Some mischievOus persons are busy des
troying the trespass notices, which some
of our farmers have erected, to preserve
for their own use the few berries that
grow on their farms. ID. &. Steacy has
offered . reward of $40 for the arrest Of
thc persons who destroyed one on lis
premises.
Picuics and festivals arc becoming nu-
merous again. The Georgetown NJ. +.
church held a festival two weeks ago at
which, without much previous prepara-
tions, they cleared about $50. Bowery
will hold one on Saturday, 18th iust., and
the Middle OctOrarO church will hold an
other, in connection with their Sunday
school celebration, on the Goth inst, III
the church grove, which promises to be
the one grand event Of the season. Col.
Grallam's after harvest picnic and one at
the White Oak are over, and the yearly
colorel folks picnic of Bart will come of
on the 25th inst.
A meeting was called last week to con-
sid. r the propriety Of holding harvest
home. or meeting Of thanksgiving, f)r
our bOunteOus harvest. A few persons
met, but no one appeared to consider, and
the harvest home is ono of the might
have beens.
Milton Heidlebaugh met with u serious
loss on Saturday 5th inst. Two horses
died for him, ono his own and the other
borrowed one:;; his own was supposed to
have what is termed pink-eye.
Mrs. Sallie Robinson, formerly Miss
Sallie Wagner, for many years resident
of this neighborhood, but now q resident
of Indiana county, Pa, is here on a visit
to her many friends, and looks the picture
Of health and happiness.
We arc informed that one Of the excur-
sionists from Bart, Michael Scott, while at
Atlantic City, was looking among the
ncwsboys to lind tho Lancaster INTELLI-
GENCER. He said he "wanted to hear
from home" Ii anyone would take ell
ioyment out of an excursion and make it
pleasant for those around him il is Mike.
Miss S,llie Bender, Isaac Bower and
wife, Miss Gcrtie Milligan aud Miss Leah
Krcidcr, all of Philadelphia, arc taking
their summer recreation among friends in
Bart.
Tobacco is beginning to look like max
ing fair crop. Several farmers are now
casing last years crop and intend, when
it is cased, to stand out for a fair price.
DrumOre News.
Our neighborhOod is having long -fel!
want supplied by the establishment of a
freight agency on the e. Il p. ID. Il. Il. ut
Peach Bottom.
Admirers of large tobacco should pay a
visit to the farm of DIR. Il. +. Sides, Fair
field, where is growing perhaps the
largest tobacco ever grown in the lower
end Of the county. There arc about six
acres iu the lot and is grown 10y Mr.. John
G.. Bowers.
Some dogs got among the sheep Of VIM.
Il. lloyd, one night last week, and killed
seven and wounded ciS Sht-eiSht and seven
history repeats itself; eight to seven
seven killed and eight wounded, and q day
Of reckoning coming.
No services in Chestnut Level church
for a month. The building will hc under
repairs. Some of the members should =,
and do likewise.
Our public schools open the 2Sth inst.
The Eastern fsnd-ltems irom tho Gap.
The recent fine rains that fell were wortl
hundreds Of dollars TO the tobacco and corr
crops. Sume few of our tobacco grower.
have commenced cutting the weed. JOhr
Marsh contemplates erecting u large to
baccO shed next week.
Worst & Dillcr, of tue White Horse
dealers iu agricultural Implements, and
agents for the champion moving rcapins
machines, have just completed canvassing
this season, selling fOrty-two re:tpers ant
mowers. Of these four were self-bindins
machines.
Communion services were held III the
Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday
and were largely attended. Eevs. Vllcn.
tino Gray. S. f. Webster, James Kennedy,
and DIR. L. J. Timlow were present. Th'
latter three gentlemen are Prcsbyteria,
ministers. The members of the NJ. L
church extended al invitation to the Pres
bytcrians to hold services in their. chtlrcl
during the time the Bellevue church i
undergoing repairs. This invitation wa
thankfully accepted, and Oh next Sum!a.
morning ut 10 o'clock u sermon will DO de-
livercd by the Rev. James Kennedy.
Mr.. Harvey johnson and his sister, from
Guthrie Centre, Iowa, arrived horc las
week and are the guests Ot MI. anu Mrs
James =. Marsh. 1t was VIM. MacElwc'
and his family who were spending som'
time at the Mansion house, not John Mac
IlveaSl, rs was stated in these column
last week. They started for their hom
in Philadelphia on Monday. Mrs. w. G
Roberts and her daughter, Miss Emm'
Roberts, OF NorristowD, arc visiting rela
tives in this neighborhOod, and Maste
Clarence Peterson and his sister Of Pl.,la
delphia, arc tho guests of Mrs. Rev. DIR
C.J. TimlOw.
The first photograph Of Pattison tina
VIC have seen was shown us by MIR. Chas
johnson, he having received it from th
governor himself.
HArKSvILLE, Ohio, Feb. II. lSS0.
am very glad to say l have tried Hop Hi
tcrs, and never took anything that did ne :,