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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-11
a Hard Lot I'm LOnIf.

BosToN, Sept. 11.-At Dedham this
morning the jury in the superior criminal
court returned verdict of guilty against
the so called Wrentham Mormons " and
Jackson 4. Evans was sentenced to three
years in the house of correction.
The sentences of Catharine B. Cobb and
Katie l.. Whitney were deferred to allow
time for further investigation. These
parties have created considerable excite
ment by the practice of immortality on the
pretext of spiritualism.
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The best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
oruptions, frecklos and pimpes. The salye is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
overy case or money refunded. BE sure you
get IENRY's CARBoLIo SALvE, rs all others are
but limitations and counterteits. Price 25
cents. Sold In Lancaster at Cochrans Drug
store, 1877 North Queen street. my29-4
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OBITUARY.
Death ot James Gibson

James l.. Gibson, son of the late James
Gibson, of Martic township, died at the
residence Of his brother-in law, DIR. J. w.
Barton, in Hartford county, Nd, on the
lst instant The deceased was ip his j6th
year and some time past had been en-.
gagged IN business in Baltimore, where he
was suddenly stricken with paralysis,
which terminated in softening of the
brain. He was buried In the family ground
at Mount Nebo Presbyterian church, on
the 81 lust. the services being conducted
by Rev. MIR. GLlbreath, of the Chestnut
Level church.,
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Defauitor Haven Again arrested.

RUTLAND, VT, Sept. Ill. NJ. Haven
was again arrested yesterday on charge
of embezzling $4,000 while trsasurer of
the Rutland railroad company. He was
held in $40, 900 bail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-11

Christian Sharp, oonfectioner has sued
for libel john A. Hcstand, editor and
publisher Of the Lancaster Examiner, the
alleged libel being an editorial article in
the Examiner ou Saturday. We learn that
additional snts for sIander are likely to be
brought against Mr. IIicstand.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-11

Troy, N. ", Sept. 11.-HowardSteveu
and Geo. Brown were drowned in Lake
Champlain, near Plattsburg, last Sunday,
by the capsizing of a sail boat. A. J.
Smith, another of the party, drifted with
the boat for 10 hours, finally landing on an
island. He reached Plattsburg last
night.
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An EXTENDED Bicycle Trip.

ard Fred. Achey, of this city, will start
Fl, m here on bicycles on an extende d
trip on which their first stopping point
will be Frederick, thence they will con
ia ue on to Baltimore and Washington,
returning home by way Of Philadelphia.
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More BODIES Found.

CINcINNATI, Sept. Flour more
bodies were found this morning in the
ruins of the Dremans rag warehouse fire.
They crumbled TO pieces when attempts
were made to lift them and are unrecog-
nizable.
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The oriole Programme Pos,poned.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE programme
for tonight at the opening of the Oriole
festival, embracing procession of steam
ers escorting Lord Baltimore up the har.
Dor, a grand display of fire works and
street parade, has been postponed on
account of rain until tomorrow night.
The city is filed with visitors, many being
from distant Southern states, and not
withstanding the rain tho streets are
crowded with visitors.
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sale of Horses

Samuel Hess & Son, auotioneers, sold at
public sale yesterday for Daniel Logan at
his stable 10 head of Canada horses at an
average price of s2G7 40 per head ; four Of
the lot brought 81, 800.
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Ne Now Gases of yellow rever.

PENSACOLA, Sept. 11.-All the patients
in the navy yard and hospital are oonva.
lescent. There are no new cases. The
marine camp Is in the northwest confines
Of the reserve near Bryan Grande.
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Aaw MINI txurasd

BosToN, Sept. 11.-Sprout & Sons
steam saw mill was destroyed by incendi-
airy fire at midnight, together with large
amount of lumber. Loss, $4,000.
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Rov. Mr.. Greenaolds, Knoxville, Tenn,
writes us follows: "Sdmdritdn NerUine perma-
nently cured my son OF epileptlc fits" Here's
food for thought Sold by druggists, Sl5o.
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Allow ua TO SAY

That good deal OF the suffering in this world
can be avoided by pu chasing Or. Thomas
Eciectrtc OIL, and using IL a. per directions.
IL IL an infallible cure tor all aches, sprains,
pains. For sale by IL. Is. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and l39 North Queen street.
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SPECI4L NUTiCES.
IeIIs tho Truth.

This medicine can highly recommend
BurdOck BtOod BHCrS are the best blood puri-
ier we have ever used" Chas. A. Burt, Is
Court street. Buffalo, \. Y. For sale by II. B.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lt9 North Queen
street.
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Philadelphia.
hhihuoiph
Quotations by Associated Press.
New HorR.
Iotations by Associated Press.
Dcks 10 ser. Money, 2Q2Lc.

Stocks loscr. Money, 2Q2Hc.
new YORK central. ...........-........ll7H
Erie Railroad 3lx
EAVir5S. 100
Michigan Central Railroad. ................ S3X
Michigan Southern Railroad. ..............l LOB
Illinois Central Railroad ad......,.............l29
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........l32
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. ..........l23
Pittsburgh n Fort Wayne Railroad ........l3l
western Union Telegraph Company.-.. siM
Toledo h Wabash. ...........................2 2iN
New Jersey Central. l.....................,,...S S2L
New York Ontario 4 Western............. 87X
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Charged with Perjury,

Fred and Elizabeth Hildebrand have
been held for court by Alderm IN Fordney
TO answer the charge of perjury preferred
by Susan Sears,
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A pMINIsrKAToK.ss sALE-uN FRIDAY.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-ON FRIDAY,
n SEPTEMBER 70, 1883, At the Leopard
Hotel. Lancaster city, pursuant To AN oruer OF
sale the following described real estate, TO
wit All that certain two story brick dwell.
ing house, No. 20 South Duke street, Lanct,s-
ter city, fronting q feet "a inches on the west
side OF said South Duke street, and extend
ing westward Ga teet "a inches lo a three foot
alley bounded on the north by the property
OF estate of Anna Brencman deceased, and
on the south by property OF Mrs. Jesse LaD-
dis. A three foot common alley ale o separates
this property from that ot Mrs. Landis
The property f. cngibly located and contains
IL rooms. II hts b"Gn recently painted and
papered throughout and Is in the best posi-.
be condition.
Sale TO CONNER atT o'clock y. M. on said
day when terms will he maze known by the
underSigned, A. \. HU BLEf,
Administrators C. l. n. OF John W. Hubley, de-
ceased. sll,h 1871, ,25.2sd
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Failure OF si,n Manufacturer.

PATERSON, N. j., Sept. 11.-John q.
Pyle 81 Co., and j. Phillips Mckay, both
silk manufacturers, have failed.
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MAhkE1s.
PhilnaaIpnla M arket.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ll-Flour frm, quiet
Rye iour at 81 hOip3 rs
Wheat duh AMI easiegi no, western
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Reading Markesmen Outsboot Bogardus

READING, Sept. lin pigeon shoot
ing match here to day between Isaac Eek
ert and Oliver Hinnershitz of tho Forest
club, Of this city, and Capt. A. ii. Bo
gardus and his SOD Eugene, the two
former killed forty.five ont of fifty and
Messrs. Bogardus but forty. three.
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Morners Notnersl DIothersi

Small PoN Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever. Yellow
Fever, etc, cam exist where Darbys Prophy'
tactic Fluid Il used,
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nUR,Iu saLE-VN wEDSRSuAY. sEp

TEMBER 10, 1853 will DO sold by the un.
dersigned, AT the residence OF Or. Benz. Mus.
ser. ia the borough OF strtsburg, the personal
goods OF said deceased, viz:
Thee beds, co.upleto; two bureaus, side
board, sGtieos, secretary, dining, breakfast
and centre tables, two waTdrObes, wash stands
aud towel racks, kitchen dresser, -four chest,
dough tray, refrigerator, clolhes.horse, chests,
one cook stove, pipe and fixtures, one COOK
stovs ana pipe, with water bick about three
dozen chairs, large lot OF rag and ingram car
pet, oil cloths, bed clothing, five mirrors, wash
bowls and pitchers, quce9swarc, and large
variety ot household and kitchen furniture
not here enumerated. Also about 900 pounds
OF leaf tobacco anu Il lot OF Spichlman's Patent
Meat Choppering Machines.
sale to commence at o'clock y. M, when
terms Will be made known by
ALLAN A. HERR.
ENOS H. WEAVER,
Administrators.
u, DowNET, huct.
IL. q. Book, Clerk. sll.tSdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-11

The Don Caster September meeting
began to- day. The race for the Cham
payne stakes for two year olds was
won by Superba, Spring Morn second, and
Wild Thyme third and Condor fourth.
There were only four starters. The
last betting was 6 to on Superba
to 9 against Spring Morn, 5 to against
Wild Thyme and to 1 against Condor.
Saperba won by three lengths.
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Tho France ana Ohinn ImDrogiio.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong states that Chinese mob at
Canton burned the houses of several
European merchants and also their wharves
causing great CONSERVATION among the
foreign residents, most of whom sought
refuge on board vessels in the
river. No violence was offered to
persons, and force of Chineee troops
was called out which quickly dispersed
the rioters. On the receipt of the intelli.
gence at Hong Kong, several gun boats
were Immediately sent to Canton to afford
protection to the foreign merchants.
keeke VIII Not Run hats Horses In the
Duncastor Races.
All the entries of J. II. Keene for the
Doncastor September meeting, has been
scratched.
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INsTNTE or JOsEPB MALZNEk LATE
IL of Lancaster City, decd.-Letters OF ad-
ministratton on SAID estate having Deen grant
cd 10 the under signed, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, ana those having claims or demands
aga nst the same, will present them without
delay tor settlement 10 the undersigned.
W. II. II BUCRlUS,
A. &. RRINOEuL, Administrator.
Attorney. al4btdTu
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DiBs WILL BE RECEIVED AT LOUH ER
ID Il Sous banking House up to p. m. Sep
tember 25, lSS tor - bonds, or any part there
OF. OF $500 each, to be issued by the Lancaster
Schoo Board, dated october l, 1883, bearing
per cent. interest. payable quarterly. bonds
payable In 10 years, but recti iyable after 5
years ROBERT a. EVANS,
slG3td Chairman +. T.. of =. Is
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stoou m arKets.

Quotations by reed, MoGrann & Co., Banh
era Lancaatnr PA
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-01
TOWN TALK,

More marriages and more new engage
menls.
Miss Anna Barschell of Columbus, is
visiting Misses Dick
Miss Lucy Pace of Covington is the guest
of Miss Carrie Whilock.
Mr.. H. G. Phillips, wife and daughter,
Miss Julia, Of Philadelphia, have moved TO
Marietta and occupy Mr.. j. r. Brumby's
late residence. He is in business in Allan
ta
"A dictionary of Slang phrases" is
becoming an absolute necessity for modei IN
society, and the averaged unsophisticated
youth is debarred the pleasure OF converslnE
intelligibly without it. A fortune is
patiently awaiting the author.
WHO was it asking for Big HomlDy2
You can get it, fresh ground, at Whitfield
6 Myers. IT,
There is nothing more profoundly
stupid than TO be in company with person
who unwittingly agrees with you upon
every point discussed. Argument and an
expression of different opinions is what
inspires life and ardor into conversation.
If its bed were as smooth as glass there
would be no babblng brook, ifno resistance
offered there would be no moaning winds
to sing an accompaniment to the recital OF
our woes. God never inteuded that any
two people should be exactly alike either in
appearance or opinion. Therefore not TO
possess an opinion of your own and
maintain it, detracts much from your
destinations in conversation.
..MARRIED-At the residence Of MIR. A.
B. Gilbert, on the Both of January, by Rev
l. NJ Springer, Mr. Sumner Nell to Miss
Mary L Gilbert, both of our city. They
received some very handsome presents,
among which was purse Of $25 from the
Kennesaw Mills Co., and $50 from the
employ ees of the firm May their cares in
life be easily overcome, and the sunshine OF
happiness brighten their pathway.
Mr.. Summer Nell is the third young
man who has married from the Kennesaw
Mills since the war Is there any s;goifi
canoe in the fact that sentiment is destroyed
by contact With flour dust
The engine, Little Mary, ran of the
track above Jasper and considerably
damaged its working paris. 1t is in the
shop for repairs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-01
FACTS AND FIGURES

1t is fact that T. L. Hunt & Co. sell
groceries at lower figures than they can be
bought anywhere else. Last years trade
with them was such an advance on the
trade of the year before, that they have
determined to make this years even better
and in order to do so have determined to
sell their goods at the least possible margin
of profit and make the 'nimble penny stir
itself for their profits, will be so close that
if they % not emulate the early bird they
will fall behind. Now as to enumerate the
various articles and their prices would be to
occupy more space than they are allowed
(for the money! and we will only say that
their stock of Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Syrup,
Flour, meal, meat, Lard &c, has been
bought at Rock Bottom and you can rely on
it that they cannot be undersold and if fif
teen years in the grocery trade is worth
anything in making up knowledge of
quality and what the people want Law
renee Hunt ought to know and that will
account for the fact that their goods al ways
gives satisfaction. If you want set of
Crockery, glassware, knives and forks "a
well bucket, broom, SITTER or pocketknite
you can find it, canned fruits, vegetables,
meats, oysters or fresh fish, pickles, sauces,
catsups, jellies provisions, &c.
p. S.
If you buy four packages of the SunflOwer
brand of roasted coffee, you will get hand
some glass set worth seventy five cent. AS
these sets are only given with the first one
hundred pounds of the coffee they will be
exhausted-c soon.
Yours gratefully,
T. L. HUNT & Co.
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ACWORTH.

...Mr. Billy Lemon has returned to Tex
as, at,er short visit 10 his fathers.
DIR. James l. Mcconnell is at home
from the medical college, with bad case OF
measles.
Prof Holmes is teaching at Cass Station
to a good school
I'VE learn that Mrs. Downs Mcconnell
is on a visit 10 her friends in Acworth for
the IMPOSE OF recupera,ing her health
We hope she may soon materially improve.
Miss Matte Mitchell left few days
since for Harrodsburgh. KY, to enter col
lege. Miss Mo!lie Mitchell is teaching in
the county, at Mr.. +. n. Cowan's. They
will be sadly missed in our village.
Sam Hull was elected Marshal of Ac
worth by the couocil meeting on Saturday
night last There were several competl-
tors
The young ladies say that Acworth
is badly in need of youag men,
Why not import some, young ladies
Trade 10 our town seems to have been
very good during The few days OF good
weather just past.
Got NJ. NJ. Phillips, our jolly cold
Bachelor, " was marvied on the night OF the
gath inst, to Miss Na1nie Penn, a most es-
timable and beautiful young lady OF Pauld-
ing county. We wish for the Col. aud his
fair young bride long lie of happiness.
JAMES.
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CITY AND COUNTY

The laich string is on the outside of
the door to those who want The best gro
ceries for the least money at D. F. Nc
Clatchy's store
$1,000 90 worth of sugars and syrups at
D. F. McClatchy's store.
...95 Sacks OF Coffee. Meats, Hams, Br.
Bacon, Dried Beet Pork Sausage, Side
Meat, &c, at D. F. McClatchy's store.
80 Bbls IRISH Potatoes, the best Eastern
seed bought from Bust the seed man at d.
f. McClatchy's store.
...12 cases of Armours canned meats,
Beef Ton que, Tripe, &c, fresh at d. F.
McClatchys store.
400 bushels corn and meal on hand,
also lot of the best rust proof oats at d. f.
McClatchy's store.
Fresh crackers any and all kinds, pearl
oyster. lemon cream, square soda, snow
flame in ID boxes, ginger snaps, egg jun
bes and nick mack crackers, all at d. +.
McCatchy's store.
For Pipes, Cigars, Cigarettes, any
thing to smoke or chew, tobacco or snuff,
we can't be beat at d. F. McClatchv's store.
30 bushels of German Millet Seed. Buy
while you can get it cheap at D. f. Nc
Clatchy's store.
Turkish Prunes, Raistns, Currants,
Lemons, Oranges, Canned Fruits, Toma
toes all fresh at d. F. McCachy's store.
Chow Chow or Plain Pickle French
Mustard Sauces, Fresh Cheese at D. F.
McCatchy's store.
IA large lot of fine Teas, mixed or
green and black Tea at D. F. McClatchy's
store.
Canned milk, Gelatine, Flavoring Ex-
tracts warranted pure at D. F. McClatchy's
store.
"A large lot of Crockery and Glassware,
being sold to make room for other goods.
Now is your chance TO save money, at D.
f. McClatchy' store.
Fine Candies. stick or French Candies
crystaIized, Pire Apple, Ginger and other
Fruits Nuts, aud other confectioneries at
D. F, McCatchy's store.
...One Oil Stove with three burners to be
sold at a bargain at d. F. McClatchy' 8
store.
1T would be easier to tell what we
Rave not, than what we have, in so small a
apace allowed for an advertisement, so call
and see us, and if we cant suit you, you
needn't go farther, for we have the goods,
are chock full, and are bound to sell, as you
will find out at D. F. McClatchy's store.
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POETS CORNER.

Little by little, | will make my way,
Economy in all things will surely pay f;
First of all, my cocktails I'll discard,
Next that cigar must go-though It's hard ;
Drives, operas-the same fate must share,
This winter minus overcoat-pants not
pair,
Still with all of this self-sacritice
Availeth nothing if | hold to dice.
Now there is one thing yet to find,
How to save in grub, this | mind,
But if by buying at cheaper rates,
| still may have my well filled plates,
Then have | solved the problem of life,
To live at ease and please my wife,
To do this must 60 to the Poets Store,
OF Leake & McCrea, from corner-only one
door.
Where to all they give bargains in every
line
OF staple and fancy goods, both nice and
fine;
Their motto is short profits, quick sales,
Polite attention to customers, ladies or
males.
If you fail to take my advice and stay away,
1t will be your loss, tho no fault of Leake
Il McCrea.
1t is a source of qualification to US to feel
that our efforts to furnish pure goods AT
reasonable prices, is appreciated by the
people, bat when one OF them comes for
ward unsolicited, and furnishes us with the
above poem as an advertisement, we are
more than gratitied The poem itself is
"gem, bouquet " and evinces poeti-
cal talent of the highest order, and we vel
come him as zone of us. By examining
line 9th, you will find that he says, This
l1iater minus overcoat-pants not pair.
We are happy to state that this assertion is
merely 'poetical license" that is admissa-
BILE, as our friend has ut least one good pair
of pants that are 'hooked" on to suspend
ers, strong enough to keep his wife or any
body else from robbing him of them
Flour still s. 90 to $3.50 per barrel. Cot
fee s to II lbs. for $1.00. Sugar to IL
lbs. for $1.00. Come and see.
Your friends,
LEAKE Il MCCREA.
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GFor the Marietta Journal.
1T WAS COLD!

Some years ago my father occupied an
office 10 New York, while an old gentle
man had onein The rear. say, gentlemaG,
for he was one, aGer be cold school with
rUffled SHIT bosom style.
He was a man of culiUre, but rheuma-
tism had beot his tall ti9ute--le,t the strong
lioes of distress on his face and made him
slow of s, ep aud movement. These, added
to patulal hesiia ion of speech, gave him
an appearance OF ex RENE old age.
We called him "od crook.
Perhaps the old mans penu"ioUsness,
made us likely TO eXteod 10 him that cour-
teous kind treatment which age or IllDess
should always receive bot every one who
knew 'old crook" respected his scrupulous
integrity aod his b'ans.
Ia tbe winter moMhs the old gentleman
had a habit of letting his fi,e go Oui early IN
the afternoon and then coming into our
office would sit bv the fire I'LL it was time
to "close up" We were pretty we'll sails
fed that he knew we kept better tire than
he did. and the two hours day of coal
saved-that was an item But never would
he rake a seat by our fire without fist po-
litely asking leave to do so TO which he
always received my fathers CHEEKY re-
Spouse Certainly, Nj. Crook ; you are
ever welcome.
Butt had an uncle and he had evil
IDENTIFY been contemplating an attack on the
old mao. His salies were always keen and
sharp, and we scarcely kdew OF one falling
to stay where be pat it, but, alas ! thls
time. Well. l will tell how it happened.
One very cold a;terooop, the Old gentleman
came in as usual, aod after his customary
request, drew Guar to the stove. The
cod had stideued him more tban ever, aud
it was some time before he got himself Fix
ed, bat finally sealed, be remarked, This
is a biting cold day, and this fire feels good.
Indeed, my bands and feet are very cold,
The time had come That uDce OF mlne
turned at his desk and with cultural voice
said .
MIR Crook, it is an alarming symptom,
when one s ex1emities grow cold =
Tue old mao slowly bent forward and
spat ia The CRATE Every ear was strained
to hear what be would say. In few mo
menls, slowly, but in gentle tones, came
the following:
Yes. John but still more alarming
wben ones heart grows cold. "
Again the old man bent forward and spit,
but. on how still we all were.
SIoRCI.