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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

VHSTATE Or SARAH V1NToN, LAIE & O1
r. Lancaster. Pa deceased.-Letters testa-
nncntary on Said estate having been granted
to the Undersigned. all persons dndeDtea
ment and those having claims Or demands
against the estate of the decefent: VIII make
tie same known to the - without delay
'''' ANNA N. MAkTlS,
2l3l Henrietta Street,
e.. Philadelphia
" 1r.x Attorney dS-6tdOaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

double Two-story TwELyERUoMED
DWELLING. Choice Location. Batn. u nmer-
ground drainage Large TWO-SFORl STA
bLE and Greenhouse in rear, Flu1t anu
shrubhcry III variety. Apply AT
| ,2i-ttL NO. 80 EAST KING STl;EEi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

Those wi,n had the pleasure of listening
TO the lecture OF WuIi IL. Mills, the boy
orator, last evening at St. Johns ehrr b,
pronounced it to have been a tine one.
The audience was not laIge one, but it
is to be hoped that the attendance to
night will be all that could Ike desired
The lecturer is :. young man who Is study
ing fer the ,nirlstiy, and lie has adopted
iecturng as Il means OF procuring funds
with which " complete i ctjllegiate educa'
ton. This ract alore should cause the
church people At least, Of whatever de-
nomiratiOn thry m.y te, +" ratrn;ze tie
young man. 70 night VIII be the last oi
his appearance Lee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
! 'DiPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.

/ The physicians here
use Darby's fluId very
successfully In the
Treatment of Diph-
liberia. - A. STOLLEN-
wERCK, Greensboro,
Ala.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
T)AKbis
Eradicates
MALARIA

Persons waiting on I
freely. Scarlet / ever h
spread where the FL
Fever has been cure '
had taken place. The W
yield To il.
Eevered and Sick Per-
sous refreshed and
He'd Sores prevented
by bathing with Oar
by'S Fluid.
impure Air made
harmless and puri-
he'd.
foc sore Throat II Is Il
sure urG.
COntaniOn destr yed.
For Frosted Feet.
Chilb.ulns, + lies,
Chafi nSS, etc.
Iheumhti-m cure,i.
SOFT White Complex
ions secured by Its
USE.
Ship Fever prevented
TO purify the breath,
Cleanse the Teeth
it can't he surpassed
Cata-rh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns relieved in
st.intly.
| Scars prevented.
! Dyseniry cured.
/ Wound5 healed rapid
| ly
Scurvy cured
! An Anti..Ote iOr hnf.
! NAL OrV VsSctublc Poi
sons, StingS, etc.
| used the Fluid dur
! ing our present al
tliCti-n with Scarie'
! Fever with decided
advantage. 1t is In
| dispsn.able to tn
! sick rOOm.-WM. +
SANFORD, Eyrie, Ala
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
LANCASTER. PA.
N EDIC1L.
DAfnf's
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal Family

For Scarlet and Ty-
phOii FeverS. Diph-
iberia, Salvation. Ul-
c.ratcd Sore Throat,
.SmaIl POX, Measles and
all Contagious Diseases.
the sick should use it
has never been known to
'luid WAS used. Yellow
with it after black uomit
cases OF diphtheria
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

| SMALL POX
and
lPITTING of small
'pOx PREVENTED.
| A member of my
family was taken with
Smallpox. 1 used the
Fluid the patient WAS
not delIriOuS, was not
pitte,i. and W;ls about
the house again In
| three weeks. and no
lOther- had it.-J. W.
! PARKINSON, Phiiadcl-
lphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
NEW 4UVEKTISEMEcy..

CARE rOk SALE: ;.
secondhand Farrell Il Herring Safe, II
good condition, for sale chap.
RITRSk Il T.. King st.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

Personal GeniiUu.

Mrs. George Crane is visiting her par =
ents at Unior Bridge, Md.
Miss Hattie Miller, o: Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. s. II. Miller Oh Locust street.
Miss Lyle Kaufman, of York, late a
guest of Mis- Le wis Smith, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. George Eiaid4:nln h Is left town for
a trip TO New York. He will shortly re-
turn to his home in the Southwest.
The srie,.ds of the hon James Ryan, o.
Pottsvile, will regret 20 learn Of the Oc-
currcnce Of an accident to him which
resulted in a broken arm. He was in
Ciealticld county Attending to business
when the accident happened.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

DrNoGk ATIC MEt TING. - ThFRF
- will be IL meeting of the De uiocratic city
Committee ami members Of the County COM
mittee from the ity at the Democratic iIea't-
Quarters. Doesh's Building. on North Queen
-,r,et. THURSDAY EVENING, JANU Any
a5 at O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF nNin
the time OF holding the primaries
~ W. ii. ROLAND.
;,o.,5 Chairman Dem Co. Com.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
. SCARLET FEVER
~ CURED.

VANDERBILT U MYERS
Testify 10 the mes
Darbv's PIophylact!c
ami detergent it Is
practically superior to
which | AIN acQuainte
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

wERCK, Greensboro,
Ala.
letter dried up.
! Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
| healed.
I'm cases of Death IL
! should be used about
tho cOrpse-it will
! preventany unpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Physi-
clan, J. MARION
SINS, NJ. D.. New
York, says: d" Il All
cnnvinced Prof. Dar-
lby's PrOphylacttc C
Fluifi IS u valuable
i,iisinfectan:.
,ITY, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
I excellent qualities OF
Fluid. Asa disinfectant
10Th theoretically and
, any preparation with
IL.
PToN, Prot. Chemistry.
RECOMMENDED BY
STEPHENS, OF Georgia
!, ID. d., Church OF the
nbial. Pref. University,
rot, Mercer University.
Bishop NJ. Il. Church.
To EVERY HOME.
}. Used internally or
r Man or Beast.
Thoroughly tested, and we
ence that it has done
,ed. FoI fuller inform
ggist a pamphlet orsend
H. ZElLIN II co,
ists, PHILADELPHIA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23
COLUMBIA NEWS.
GUk HEGyLaN sDRSE-PcSpENCE

Events Ai"-y the susquehanns--iio"- OF
Interest In and Around the Bcrongh
Picked Up by the inseili-
gencer's Reporter
The Vlgiiant fire company intend hold
ing a ball i'll the arnio.y on the 2lst OF
February. The invitations 10 II were is
sued to day. The ball is expected to be
large one as preparations are nov being
made to make it such.
The cold weather has caused tie steel
of the railroad switches to becuine SO brit
tie that the passage of trains over them
causes ;hcm TO break. The switchmeu are
required to exercise great additional care
to prevent accidents. TIE life of raj l.
road man at this season is particularly
dangerous and unpleasant one.
Ladies' Sleigh Ride.
A large party of ladies drove to Lancas
ter in a bob sleigh last evening, returning
shortly after midnight. The driver was
the only member of the opposite sex who
was present, and the Ladies' seem to nave
enjoyed themselves as much as though
every other member OF the party bad been
a gentleman.
Tramps on the Rampage.
A gang of tramps entered the residence
of Abram johnson near MI JOY yeSteruay
afternoon, ami held high carnival. No
person was at the house but servant gni,
and she was obliged to serve up TO the
rascals q first class cold lunch When
they left they took with them an overcoAt
and several other articles of wearing hp.
parel.
Ccast,ng Accidsnis.
While coasting on Locust sileet last
evening, Ralph, young SOIL of Mr.. l.. NJ.
Williams, ran INTO d frozen snow bank
with his sled and va, tossed several feet
into the air Tue hill Was Dlled with AZ
cending aud descending sleds and bob
sleds, but strangely enough the boy es-
capped with oliy "a brui.ed back.
While coas'ins on Walnut street last
evening Miss Mamie Hershey was lun
into by a sled and had one of her ankles
severely injured. She was assisted to her
home, where necessary attention was
rendered her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-23

Events Ai""y the susqueharns-i'em" Of
Interest IN and A round the Borough
Picked Up by the inseiIi-
cencer's Reporter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
NEWS NOTES.
Condensed From the Morning Mails

Near Durham, Hunson county, N. j.,
Thomas G.. Greenleaf, a young farmer of
that place, died in great agony after
taking some pills prescribed for tape
worm by herb doctress, named Mrs
McMinimy. Regular doctors pronounce
it case of vegetable poisoning. The
doctress refuses to say what the pills were
made of. An inquest will be held. The
woman is said to have fled.
Harris Cohen, Wilkesbarre merchant,
while seated with his wife and four chill
dren at his resinence On Lincoln street,
suddenly jumped from a chair and enter
ed an adjoining room, where he drew a
razor across his throat, infiicting horrible
cash. lie was Immediately taken to the
hospital, but no hopes are entertained of
his recovery. Domestic trouble is said to
be the cause which led to the rash act.
While young man named A. L. Hale,
employed in the tobacco works of Captain
M. Waid, Roanoke, Va, was under the in.
fuence of liquor he attempted to murder
bis sister and commit suicide with razor.
He inflicted severe cash in his own
throat before the razor could be wrested
from him by his father. He was ar
rested.
Frank Clark, q shaftman at Leisenring,
fell down the air shaft about midnight aud
was crushed SO that he died at five o'clock
next morning. His body was horribly
crushed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
L0dy Dixfe'S Assault.

The assault upon Lady Florence
Dixie reported from England is very
remarkable in view of her preservation
from injury when she was apparently at
the mercy OF her assailants. She attri-
butes her escape to the assistance of her
st. Bernard dog, who flew at the assail-
ants Just as she lost consciousness Pro
bably her faint induced the belief that
she was slain, and the men or women
thought their work was done. She thinks
they were men, though in this she may
be mistaken, as it is just rs likely that
such a adastardly assault upon woman
would be women's work. She repudiates
the idea that it was the work of Irisl:-
man of whom she claims to be the friend.
But in the present excited state of Irish
feeling, the people do not seem to be
able to tell their friends from their enc.
mics, and it is certain at least that Lady
Dixie has been the opponent of some Of
the Irish champions, and has been the
free critic of the Land League. The as
saults that are becoming so frequent in
England, and that are attributed to
Irish hostility, are evidences of state
of feeling that is likely to lead to
speedy determination of the question as
to whether England is strong enough to
subdue Ireland. Apparently it has come
to this. Cancellation and arbitrament
cannot be effected to settle the differen.
ces between the people. England will
have to prove her title to Ireland by
force, and the Irish will disappoint Iea.
sonable probabilities if they come out of
the struggle more independent than they
went in. They have fondness fer
bloody heads, which is likely to be graf
ified, but beyond that their qualifications
will hardly extend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
THREE NOTED lNvALIDs.
President Arthur, senator Cameron and
retary F0lgor On q Trip.


retary FOlgor On q Trip.
Preparations have begun aboard the
steamer Dispatch, now lying at the navy
yard, for the reception of President
Arthur and several guests, on Wedne sday
for the proposed trip to Fortress Monroe,
Virginia. Senator Don Cameron, having
made rapid progress since the operation
performed upon him several days ago, has
been invited by the president to accompany
him and will accept the invitation if his
physicians think it best for him to do so.
secretary Folger, too, will probably be
one of the party, but will not stop at the
fortress. He intends to keep on to Nor
folk and there board a steamer bound for
Bermuda, as his doctor thinks that a sea
voyage will prove beneficial.
1t was intended that the party should
leave Immediately after the cabinet meet
ing on Tuesday, but it was deemed best
to take more time and spend day On the
Potomac river and Chesapeake bay as be-
ing less tiresome to the invalids. The
president is still indisposed from the
effects of catarrh and will remain absent
from Washington for week or ten days.
Fortress Monroe has become famous
winter resort for invalids and such devotees
of fashion as find the bracing sea air
beneficial, and there is plenty of good
society to entertain the distinguished
party. The steamer has been thoroughly
overhauled during the past week and is in
readiness to start as soon as steam is up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
CRIME AND CALAMITY.

Recent happeniDgs of a Tragic Character. r.
Herman KlOn, farmer, left a kettle of
coal tar on the stove in his house and
walked out. The tar boiled over aud Mrs.
klon tried to remove it but dropped the
kettle, ard the clothes of herself and child
caught tire. KlOn returned in time to drag
out his wife and child and quench the
flames. The child died that night, and
Mrs. Klon, who has since given birth to a
still boru child, is not expected to recover.
Fourteen cars of freight train on the
Northwestern railroad were thrown from
the track by broken rail near Council
Bluffs on Saturday. The engineer and a
brakeman were killed and the fireman was
badly scalded.
The boiler of a saw mill at Abbottsford,
Wis, exploded on Friday, killing Charles
Hoganson, and slightly iDjuring three
other men.
Arthur Ritchie, aged 81 years, commit
ted suicide yesterday in the Eastern pen.
iten.iary by hanging himself to the
grating of his cell with handkerchief.
He was sentenced at Williamsport Jan.
10, 1880, to eleven years and six months
Imprisonment for burglary, larceny and
receiving stolen goods. He was an in
valid.
Joseph Jones shot and killed his wife in
Oglethorpe county, Georgia, on Friday.
He married her four years ago, when she
was only eleven years old, and afterwards
assaulted his mother-I IN law and fled. On
returning, few days ago, he tried to
induce his wife to live with him and
killed her because she refused. After
being arrested he attempted suicide in
iail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
PERSO ONALs.

EG00OxNAAs
Gov. CLEVELAND was 46 years old yes
terdsy.
COLONEL KIT THRowER, a prominent
editor and politician of Arkansas and
formerly state senator and a judge, died
suddenly on Saturday in Little Rock.
ROBEsON AND CRANE have leased a lot in
Chicago, opposite the Central Music hall
and will build theatre thereon at cost
of 100000.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, the actor, has been
sick of bilious fever in Cleveland for a
week, and was unable to appear at Satur-
days matinee. His physicians prescribe
absolute rest for time.
SAMUEL j. KIRKwoOD, who was presi
dent Garfeld's secretary of the interior,
sustained severe injuries on Saturday by
being thrown from carriage in Iowa
City. HIS physician thinks his condition
is not dangerous.
CARLTON C. CURTIS died at his home in
Erie, Pa, on Saturday morning, aged 72
years He was member Of the thirty
second, thirty third and forty third Con-
crosses, and was colonel of Pennsylvania
regiment during the war.
SENATOR LEWIS EMERY, at the expiration
of his present term will remove from Nc
Kean county to Philadelphia. He contem
plates erecting residence in West Phil.
adelphia that will require two years to
build. His income is reported at $50, ,OOJ
| 4 month.
Col. A. K. MCCLURE, Join O'By1ne,
Judge Pierce, State Senator Joseph p.
Kennedy, Charles Emory Smith, joe
Cook, Senator Eckley B. Coke and w. U
celebration of St. Patrick's day with the
annual dinner by the Hibernian society Of
Philadelphia at Dooner's hotel on Satur
day night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19

As was forecast by this journal, a
private publishing firm in Philadelphia
has undertaken to reprint the entire
set of Pennsylvania state reports
OF cases decided in the supreme
court. The first sixty-five volumes, from
Dallas to Barr, which are now selling at
$42s, are to be furnished as a whole for
$50, and the succeeding 1O1 volumes are
to be reprinted at 81 per volume, whereas
most of them were sold at $4 so each.
This announcement relieves the state
from any necessity for going into the
publishing business, and if it is made in
good faith, as there seems to be no doubt
it Is, the proposed bill to provide for the
reprint of these reports under the auspices
of the state may be held in allegiance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
Heavy Losses BY Fire.

Tho lead works at Washington, Pa. =,
were burned on Saturday night; loss,
$4,000. Fifty men are temporarily
thrown out of employment.
The woolen mills at Mexico, Missouri,
were damaged by fire on Friday to the
extent of about $50,O0
The Wabash railroad round house and
two engines, in Detroit, were burned on
Saturday morning. Loss about $32. 600.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion
of causing the fire.
Capelss tile factory in st. John. Quebec.
was burned on Saturday. Loss go, 900.
The steamer Grand Isle was burned last
Thursday at Wilson's landing on the
Black river, in Louisiana. No lives were
lost. Her cargo of 800 bales of cotton and
1900 sacks of cotton seed was destroyed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19

THE Congressional Record keeps on
coming, heavily freighted with posthu
NOUS speeches. Statesmen who never
got upon their feet on the floor, and who
never were recognized by the chair, fill
up as many as seventy pages with an
ollapodrida Of literature, history, politics
and philosophy, which was of course
never delivered and would not have been
listened to. There ought to he some
protection to the public from this impo
sition, especiaily of that sort in which
the speaker begs the House to excuse
his long DEPRESSION" SO that the reader
may be led to suppose that the speech
was really delivered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19
PALM SUSDAY,

Holy Week Usherod In BY the Churches.
Palm Sunday is the first day of holy
week and it commentaries the triumph
ant entry Of Christ into Jerusalem, amid
tue acclamations of the multitude waving
branches of palm. The sad story of the
passion, rs related by st. Matthew, is read
as the gospel of the day in the Catholic
churches, after tho blessing and distribu-
tion of the palms, to remind the faithful of
the wall Of woe that will quickly follow
the chorus of rejoicing. The day ushers
in holy week, during which the whole
world honors the memory of Christ's
ignominious death and glorious resurrec-
tion. In the Episcopal churches palms are
used in the decorations, but no distribu-
tiOn is made.
Special services will be held in the
Catholic churches on Maundy Thurs.
day and Good Friday, at 8 a. m,
and on Holy Saturday at Q .. m. On the
last named day procession of the Blessed
Sacrament will take place, when the sacred
host is borne from the tabernacle to the
altar of repose, a receptacle especially pre-
pared for it. wherein it remains until borne
back in similar procession on Good FRI
day. On the latter day at p. m, the
stations of the cross will be recited to call
to mind the exact time of the SaviOur's
death on the cross for the sins of tho
world.
Yesterday being Palm Sunday the Cath.
Olic churches were largely attended, each
of tho worshippers carrying sprig Of
evergreen, in oOmmemoratiOn of Christ's
triumphal entry into Jerusalem. In tho
Episcopal, Moravian, Lutheran, Reformed
and some other churches the event was
also marked by special services.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-19

The avowed and unmistakable pur
pose of the Republicans in the House at
Harrisburg to obstruct the passage of an
apportionment bill this session only
affords the Democrats the greater justi.
fication for exhausting all legitimate
parliamentary processes to accomplish
that constitutional duty. The Demo
Gratis of the House have it in their
power to do it, and it should be done,
always taking care that such bill is
sent to the Senate that honest members
of that body, regardless of politics, can
coppcientiously support It.