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soyFs or CURRENT EVENTS.

Sergeant Mason has contracted TO sp-
pear ss curiosity in a Pi,isbure museum
Thurman ]. Smith, Of Waterbury,
Conn, assaulted bis wife and broke her leg
becsus. all their children were girls.
-President Bigelow OF the National
College of Pharmacy. Washington, and
thirty eight students have left that insiitu-
tion because a colored man was admitted.
Gen. Rosecrauz suggests that a nickel
contribution from every, democrat in, the
land would form campaign fund Of 81
100000, and secure permanent democratic
supremacy.
j. A. Covington. Of Columbus. Ga,
caught the smallpox in Louisville, while
on his wedding tour. and Tuseday he died.
His bride is at the point Of death with The
ssms disease.
-Governor Knott pardoned the boy
Owsley, thirteen years Of age, sent from
Gfayson county. for grand larceny, and
whose case was reversed Saturday By the
Court Of Appeals.
The largest locomotive ever built is
nov being made in Sacramento BY the
Central Pacific Railroad. The engine and
tender will weigh los tons, and will be 65
feet 5 inches long. .t-.,.,Yt
I -AtManics, Ind Raj Scott visited his
wife, after two years separation. She re-
fused to live with him and he stabbed her
TO death. He then killed his child and
committed suicide with morphine.
General Wickbam, Of Virgins, says
Mahone's address was - tissue Of false
hoods from beginning to end, and utterly
di-eraeeiul." General Jubal Early casu-
ally remarks that il was infamous in the
infinite baseness 81 lie IalsehoOds
Polk, 3 Lexiogton editor. and
BOTHER Of J. K. Polk, who shot Mart 0r-
ens, avs his brother i not trying 70 evade
the law BY staying away, but is simply alb
sentiss hinsslf ior fear Of mob Violence,
and -ili Be thsrs 70 stmd hial shen a
time lie ret.
-"Oliver Twist" may now be bought in
England FOR a'pehhy. An ingenious srni,
in ssaieh o. d new rye Of advertisement,
intends to publish all of Dickens, novels
at penny each, announcing their wares
OF, the Covers ftIh said that TWO hundred
thousand copies Of thsir fpt venture have
been solds .Iuuo .-ib sdi .HisE-
1.-The rspghlio%ps, Congressional csaaoss
will meet Saturday ,stsEaoos snd ths d<n-
ocratic caqeusis Ne evening. Ksifss ne
fuses to vithdFaY frop the 6eld.- He hopes
70 gst the nomination ~ a proposition to
nominate all the old officers to the House
BY reclamation. Carlisle and Randall are
both siiii, confident. The former expects
10 reoeiss the boniustion on the first ball
lot. Randall n ssid TO share captured
twenty Of the Carlisle men BY promising
them places on important committees.
Carlisle refuse to make up his committees
in advance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30

A FOOLISH story is telegraphsi from
New York that crank, who claimed TO be
"Colonsl from Ksniucky"fwss a. the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for the avowsd Pur-
pose Of killing Prssidspt Arthur. The de-
.ective who made the vondsrfni discovery,
lid mot arrest the fellow, although he al
egss that be san him clutebing soneiAo rs
Ike pistol.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30
Farming Lumber !

Call on US or write for prices. We keep large
stock and VII do our best to pease you In price
and quality Of material.
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GEO. 0. BARNES in SCOTLAND
J"PRAIsE THE LORD"

" AtAA9A1 - IT. A<As
I SO BERKELEY TERAcE, ELDERsLIE ST.. |
$500. GLASGOW, Nov. 10, 'S3
Dsas B.ierDr.
/ copied the following from tomb
stone in the graveyard Of the Glasgow Ca
thedral Scores Of epitaphs, as quaint, lie
scattered 10 that crowded receptacle Of the
dust Of many past generations
1912. ~
+. aAta DocToR PETER Low,
Founder Of the Faculty Of Physicians and
Surgeons.
"stay Passenger, and know this stone,
For under II lies such one
Soc gracious he noe man gTieved
Who CURED mapy vhill be lleved tf.
Yea when bis phisieks force oft failed
His pleasant prayess thea prevailed
For ofhis God be got the grace
To look his brethren IN the iace
Heayin has his soul. hls cops this stone
Sigh passenger nd then be gone"
And on the panel Of the same monument,
(his:
"Ah me gravel am and DUST
And to the grave deshend most;
o. painted piece Of living clay
Man be not proud Of thy short day"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30

rnE news is most favorable for the cleo
ion Of Carlisle to the spezksrship. His
leisnds claim that be win be nominaied on
ne 6rsi ballot
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30
1854.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

lIarrers Weekly stands at the head OF American
illustrated weekly iOuTnas. BY hs bipartisan
position n politics lie admirable iliustratfons Its
carefully chosen serills short stories, sketches.
and poems, contributed by the foremost artist )
entertainment 20 thousands Of American homes.
II will always be the sim the publisher 10
make the Harper's Weekly The most popular aud
attractive ianily newspaper In the werld, aud, In
the pursuance Of this design, TO present constant
Improvement 10 all those FEATURES which have
gained for Il the confidence, syupathy. aud sup
port u lie large army Of readers
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THE SUN
NEW YORK, 1884.


About sixty million copies Of THE svs have
gone out OF our establishment during the past II
IN YOU were to paste end to end all the eOlumrs
Of ali Tn, Suns printed an 500 last year you
motion, common sense wisdom, sound doctrine aud
sane wit long enough 10 reach from Printing House
square 70 the ,SP Of p ao1ns Hds.s .assre ami
then three quarters Of the way lack 70 the moon
-' But The sun is written for the inhsbltants Q
the earth; this same strip OF Intelligence would
glrdle the globe ~ or Is times;
ID every buyer Of The SUI during the last year
was spent only one hour over II and u ms wiio or
grandfather has spent another hour, this nevspa-
per has afforded the human race thirteen thou-
sand years Of steady reading, night and day. .
II is only by little calculations IKE these that
We "a . form any idea Of the circulation Of the
most popular Of American newspapers. Or Of It's
influence on the opinions and actions OF American
IN sr r. and will continue 10 be newspaper
which tells the truth without fear Of eonAeq uenees
which gets At the facts no matter how much the
process costs. which represents the news o. All the
world without waste Of words and In the most
readable shape, which IL working with all its
heart Tor the cause Of honest government, aud
which therefore believes that the Republican par
" must 30, and must 80 In this coming rear ofour
YOU know The san, you like Il ALREADY. and
you viii read ID with accustomed diligence aud
i1s year 10 is history. you DO not yet know
The Sun, Il Is high time 70 get into the sunshine
TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
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postpaid, As ioll0wE-
DAILY-50 cents month, " year with Sun
day edition, 81.
SUHDAY-Elght pages. This edition furnishes
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exceptional interest 10 everybody, aud literary
year.
WEEKLY-sl year. Eight pages Of the test
matter Of he the daily issues an Agricultural De-
partmeDt 0i unequaled value, special market re-
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address Il. w. ENGLAND, Publisher,
l90-6t The sun, New York City,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30
Valuable Property
FOR SALE!

Having determined 10 sell the place on which
We reside, persons desiring a valuable home would
do we'll 10 examine the sane, located 10 the In
mediate vicinily Of stanford. Ky. II Il most adj
mirably suited 10 a grazing OF dairy farm. having
upon ID several never-iAling springs Of the hnest
water. (none better In the siate) The place con-
tains about
Two Hundred and Five Acres,
And l. easily susceptible Of profitable division IN
10 i've am ali farms; mach % Il eigibly located for
building purposes For particulras, apply 10 or
address our Agent, Q. n. ROCHESTER, or our
2oO-st CLARA ~. HELM.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30

The Frankfort Yocman's editorial about
Tom Henry and his offence, did mnre to
turn public sentiment against him, than
all else comhirtd
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-30

IT nov turns out on the testimony Of the
woman, who played The part Of the man In
a marriage ceremony in Wisconsin,, and
lived with Gsrte Fulton, ss her husband
for six months, that she was hired to 10 30
to save the young girl from disgrace, she
having, in an evil moment, yielded to the
importunities Of designing lover and lost
her virtue. The game was found out Too
soon, and little babe will shortly appear
to add to the dissace Of he weak young
woman. ~ q
THAr the evil that men do lives after
them, is ilIuarsted every day in the CIR
cult Court Of Kentucky, where psr'ies
charged with all grades Of crime, on be
ing called to plead. file perdons Issued BY
the lste governor. Who, plssse God, is retired
to the shades Of acknowledgement, un-
honored and unhung. q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

cent voice was heard in the Gobble " song
with so great effect upon the appearance OF
the company here about 4 month ago. Every
Indication points tC an evening OF the most
unstinted enjoyment, TO attest which II is
only needed to remember the merit of the
German company upon its former visits 10
Lancaster.
The DeUHS Auction '-TOmorrow even
ing the Spectacular piece entitled The Devii's
Auction will be presented at the opera house
by Gallagher & Gilmore's large dramatic, bal
Leland specially company. The party has re-
ceived very fiattering notices from the press
everywhere. The ballet Is led by dancers who
have fine regulations and the speciality parties
are very good, especially the Three RonalGos,
grotesQue actors the have often been here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
Itching I'i.es-symptoms and euro.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching. increased by scratching,
very distrcssingly, particularly at night, as If
pin worms We're crawling in and out Of the
rectum the private parts are sometimes at
f.ctcd: If allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. CDR. SwATNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT "tsa pleasant. sure cure.
Also for Tctter Itch. Salt Rhcum, Scald Head,
Erysipelas HLri;crs' Itch, Blotche-, All Scaly,
Crus:y, Cu:nnco'!s hrupiions' Price so cents,
boxes tor sl.25. SeEt by mail to any address
on receipt OF price in currency, or three cert
postage stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& Son, No. $50 \. Sixth street, Phiia lcIphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. SwAYNE's
PILLS are the best for all billions disorders.
Cure headache, fevcrs &c.
-lyeOd&wT.TnSS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
EOR SALE.

INOK RENT.
i One Store and Dwelling, No. 3H3 North
Queen street, opposite Northern Market
Honse. Apply ut No. BOB NORTH QUEEN
STREET. d29-tfd
E>OiS RENT
4 Two Stores and Dwellings. .SGI. :itl and
:SOS North Queen street, opposite North, ri
Market House. Apply at No. ;a3 NORTH
QUEEN STREET. i29-ttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
RoObiDg "A Suicides Grave.

Considerable excitement prevails in the
vicrity ni Reinhnld's station, on the
Reading & Columbia railroad, owing to a
c1Se Of b tjy snatciiing. Jacob Garner, a
young farmer, committed suicide recently
10y hanging himself, and his remains were
inferred at the Muddy Creek church, near
hdamstOwn. Several nights afterwards a
light was observed in the graveyard, and
the friends Of the family becoming sus-
piCious that body snatchers were about
had the grave subsequently opened, when,
TO their horror, it was discovered that the
coffin contained nothing but the shroud in
which the man was buried. 1t is supposed
That the body WAS stolen to be sent to
some medical institution. An investiga-
ton is now III progress. 1t is feared that
more graves nave been robbed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

Observation-Disclosures $1,000 head ; ship.
ments. 44W head; unchanged light bacon
hogs 5GlOc higher; mixed e6G6 Is: heavy
packing and Shipping: Sc so97 o5 light, $50
Cattle-Recefpts. $500 head; shipments,
supply we'll cleared prime. Is sOG6 ~ !:
good to choice, S565 20; common to fair,
~ 0014 So; butchers firm. 81 1904 so
stockers and feeders strong. IS sr14 So
Sheep-ReceiptS, $500 head: shipments,
800 head; market generally stronger,
with an improved demand but not QuOtably
higher; common to fair. 81 25l4 10; medium
to good, 81 SO14 IS; choice to extra, $ cog
5 so.
EAST observation-disclosures 40 head;
dull and nothing doing.
HOgs-Receipts. . 800 head market active:
Philadelphas, 81 OLap7 ~; BaltimOres, 50 SO
3 Workers, So 1OI6 20.
Sheep-Receipts, l2,aOO head; duh and
nothing doing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Events Across the County Line.

Events AcrOss the County Line.
Postmaster Nebinger, of Steelton, has
secured a postponement of his case for
ten days.
The ice in tho Schuylkill river at Potts
town began moving yesterday. A large
ice jam was formed at Hanover street
bridge.
In Reading last week there were 18
deaths and several ministers have been
prosecuted by the board of health for not
reporting marriages, the fiue being not
less tnan s. nor more than $50 for each
offence.
Frank Shaffer and Joseph Wenrich, of
Harrisburg, aged 13 years each, started up
locomotive in that city, and succeeded
in running into another locomotive,
doing considerable damage. They are
now in Jail.
The employees Of the machine shop at
tne Scott foundry, Reading, have been
notified oi II reduction OF 10 per cent. The
laborers have also been reduced in the
rolling mill of the Reading iron works, as
have also those of the Keystone iron
wUr,.S.
The Young .ien's Republican club of
West Chester, the largest political Organi-
Zation in Chester county, will have
formal opening of their new rooms on Sat
u:day evening. Marriott Brosius, of Ian
caster, will deliver an address on the
political needs and necessities of the hour.
Other speakers will be present.
At Phmnixvilie, Cons:a :antine Kremer,
bartender for Fred. Wall, beat and almost
killed his room mate. +. w. Morningstar,
an Old gardner, on Tuesday. The latter
,!.ank heavily, and always had considera-
hle cash Oh his person. After they had
retired for the night Kremer, it is said,
undertook to rob Morningstar, who resist
"'! SO strongly that Kremer took q knife
a:.d stabbed him about the head. Morn
ingstar is III bad condition, but will
recover, krcIncr waI captured and sent to
jill.
The state cncampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic in Wilkesbarre
elected General f. S Osborne, of that city,
grand commander. The other officers
elected are : Senior Vice Commander. A.
!. Sellers. of Philadelphia; Junior Vice
CGmmander, Geo. F. Randolph, of Johns.
town; Chaplain, John w. Sayre, of
Franklin !; Council of Administration, i.
q. Sellers, ]. ii. Missmer A. II. Shaeffer
and l.. w. Shens!e. of Philadelphia, and
+. W. Hunter, of Pittsburgh.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

A.o ynu disturbed ut night and broken OF
SCuH rest hy sicW child suffering ind cryi..g
with cAcrucIating pain OF cutting teeth" II
80. 20 "t once and ye: 4 bottle OF MRS. IN
SLOWS SbDTHlNG SlRUr IL viii relieve
tbs poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon ii: there is no mistake about u. There
IL moi :. ncther on earth VINO has ever used il,
who VIII not tel! Er'I III once that Il will TCgu-
late the bowels, and give rest TO tic mother
Gn's relief and health to the child, operating
H." i!'agic. 1. is perfectiy: sale 10 u-e in MI
C"~' ,, all pleasant to the taste, ::.lt! il Iha
prescription q: ono ci tt,! eldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
State. Sold every rywherc. y, crnta bottle.
,n4-!v~M, ,W&SSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

Don't give up and say there is no l:clD tor
Catarrh, itay Fever anH Cold III head since
thousands testify that Ely'5 Cream Balm has
entirely cUrcd them. Price 70 cents.
Apply into ncstiils with nttI. finger.
An inv aIuabIe article An article like EIys'
Cream Balm has long been desired, and no W
tnat ii Is within III" reach of sufferers from
Catarrli, Hay Fever ,,:!, Cnld IN the heat there
IS every reason TO believe they will make the
most OF Il DR.. w. L. Buckman W. T.. Ham
man, Druggist. and other EastOnians have
given ii 81 trial. and all recommend it in the
highest tcrins.-EastOa. Pa. DuHy Argws.
Oct. I, 1879.
Eiys' Cream IsaIm cured me OF Catarrn OF
many year, stanGing-restored my sense OF
smell. For colds in the head 1t works like
magic. +, Ii. SHERWOOD National State Bank,
Elizabeth, N. J. j3-2wum,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

Is iii, G;'>I uttcciiV;: i.Ii ilH3truJ,.. IA
the world. VIII mGS: surely .uic.l.:a III.
H.oGd, whethtt tak"s. .ii"r.I,illv or Nppl,H.
oxtern:i!!y,an'i tl.:lcly more cc:,:tiniy ":l!ry-
pai.; whether chronic oT ncI.e t.n AZ: y .t .lcI
pain Gl'eviator, and il: IL warranted dotlii" t!,C
strength Oi any si.nt!nI Drp,r:ra!i0a. - c,lr.s
pain In the Side. BACK or SUWc;s sol, Ti;"i31.
rheumatism and ALL AC.IES, AMI l.; iitI
GREAT EELJEVEK or PAIN. ";:ropn,
HOUSEHOLD PANaC:." SiGu!i ;jc III ,.Y.ry
family. i tcarp""nIul Ui i!.; :',.!..;.',; !, u
tumbcr OF hot water awc't ..ic'i il Gct:r:c.; j.
taken ut beti tint viii GE!,lL ~ y COLD. 9lc;.'
Bottle ..;.:si-iY.iS ~ Il :,.t "
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MiEKET'S.


...'- ,'"i.'BtA Feb. 2 Flour firm, but quiet
Supcrtiuc, 50 ESQ 20: extra, f3 7jGQI - ;
Pt.nn'a Sanity, 81 1JEe5 o..
Rye flour IT f3 GOgl4 90.
Wheat firmer; Pennsylvania Red, 81 l26Q
iJ% IOngBcrry Red and amber 81 l76II IS
Corn firm tOT local demand.
oats tirmrr and more active No. White,
sic No. , do. 43c ~" , do, 4Sc No. 2miXrG,
asa T4654c.
Rya--nOne here.
Provisions firm with fair demand
Lard firmer-
Butter-chOcC il better demand 9th +
kinds t:uii Pa. Creamery extra, 3Gg37c " est
ern 90, 34m;5c firsti. 30c.
Rolls dull Pa, lJMe2Oc Western, IL :l22c.
Eggs firm, on light supplies OF fresh {;
Penn'a, sc Western, 27hc.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum firm; kefinef'. 75A1i3<c.
Whisky Ut 81 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
HOME MISSIONS,
i, Presbyterian Convention to be Held

A convention in the interest of home
missions will be held in the Presbyterian
church, Of this city, Rev. Jas. Y. Mitchell,
ID. d., pastor. Tie following programme
has been arranged Monday, Feb. 5th
at 7:30 p. M, lecture by Rev. Sheldon
Jackson, ID. D., subject Alaska" ("
Tuesday, Feb. 9Th at 10 a. m, conference
= and prayer ;at p. m, women's meeting,
when special information will be given as
to the school department OF the work of
home missions. Addresses by visiting
cleigyHen ; a Presbyterial society will be
formed. DR.. Jackson's familiarity with
the people, climate. sc, of Alaska, will
ensure :; rich. pleasant and profitable treat
i"r al who attend his lecture.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

II seems strange that any one viii suffer
from! the rnny derirgclnrntS brought on by
an impure condition OF the honG, when SEQ
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or BLOOD AND LIVER SEl:UP will restore
perfect health TO the physical organization. 1t
is indeed II Strengthening syrup. pleasant to
take. and has proven itself to ke the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered. effect
ually curing ScrOtuia, Syphiiic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipc!as, M..l,-
ria all nervous disorders and debility, biz.
iOus com plAii.ts and all disease, Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
ncys, Stomach, Skin Gle. 1t cUrrectS in,ii
gcstiOn. single bottle will prove 10 you its
merits % y health rcrcwc:, tor it ACT Liz Il.
CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive na,urr having Il tendency TO
lessen the natural rigor OF the brain and ner
vOuS system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
HenrY,s CArhuiiG SaIXe,

The best S"lvc in the world ior cuts bruises
sores, ulcer, salt rhcun, letter, chapped
hands, cnilbllins, cOrns and al kii.ua OF skin
eruptions, trecliles and ritilpics. Tie s,lvc is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Eo you
get IlrNRY'5 CARBoLIC SALvE, az all others are
but limitations aud cOunteric:is. Price 81
cents. Sold in Lancaster II Cochran'5 Drug
store. l37 North Queen street my23A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02
. ,s,GSuD ESTATE ,r cE,,pcr I.

sSiGNib ESTATE OF GEORGE -.
"A liensci and wife. OF Lancaster city, Lam
caster county, Pa. George y. Hensel and wife,
OF said Lancaster city, having by deed of vol
untary assignment, dated JANUARY y, A. ID.
lSS:}. assigned and transferred all their real
estate and rff'ctS % the undersigned. fOr the
benefit of the creditors or the said George D.
Hensei, he therefore gives notice 10 all per
sons indebted II said assignOr, to make pay
mcnt to the Undersigned without deiay, and
those having claims to present them to
CHAS. i LANDS, Assignee,
Residing in Lancaster City.
L. ELLMAKsR Atty. janl5-6ldoaw
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I.fluSenlSnrs.

"GHe Pirates Of Peazance.' e.''-Gorman's opera
company will present this charming opera
from the pen .,i Gilbert Sullivan, in Fulton
opera house Tuesday. February 6. The excel
ience OF this t..vorite play is 80 well known
that it needs no further praise than
to say that lis popularity is as great
as when it was first put Oh the stage.
The company is especially strong. 1t is said
there are forty-ive in il, including that Justly
famed baritone Tagliapie,ra, whose magnifi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

Benjamin $. Houscr. Of Mannheim
borough, has brought suit against Daniel
+. Gibble and II. o. Stirk to recover dam
ayes lul the alleged unlawful taking away
of :. certain lot of goods. The bail is fixed
at $400. In his affidavit Houser alleges
that he seized the gooGs of Gibble on the
18th of January on an execution issued by
ii. s. Danner, and these goods were car
ric,i off 10y the defendants who disposed of
them
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-02

HARRISBURG. Feb. 2.-The bill ia
equity in the ca&o of the commonwealth
against the Western Union telegraph
company, a hearing of which was refused
recently by the supreme court, has now
been filed by the attorney general of the
state i'll the court OF common pleas and
served OF the manager Of tho company in
this city. The bill makes eighteen COM
plants al!l requires tie defendant COM
pany to appear within fourteen days, or
Judgment will be COZ fcssed. No order
has yet been issued by the court and no
time for n hearing has beeD fixed