Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-04
nlore than one third tho cost OF the
articles advertised for. Stenger's adver-
tisements cost less than one fourteenth.
PERSO ONAL.

PERSONAL.
BEE BUTLER is going South to try the
New Orleans route to the White House.
MoNcuRE D. CONWAY is visiting Prof.
March at Easton. Mrs. March is his sis-
ter.
EDWARD THOMAS, leading citizen of
OuakertoEn, and ex-member of the Leg
islature, died yesterday aged II years.
N. P. Wills once said that what this
country needed is an element in its popu.
lation that would give it repose.
MARX A. BLANFoRD, of Columbus, was
yesterday elected to the Supreme bench
of Georgia to succeed Martin ]. Crawford,
deceased.
Miss NJ. G. BARR, daughter of John G.
Barr, esq.,, reported stenographioally the
proceedings of the late Democratic state
convention at Harrisburg.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, General Sheridan
and party left Chicago at noon yesterday
on o special train for the Yellowstone
region. No stops will be made except to
take on coal and water.
DR.. Jos. GIBBONS, of Bird.in Hand, this
county, never tasted tobacco or whisky,
never played game of cards, never read
novel and never in his life was inside OF
theatre.-Lancaster Inquirer. And yet
he is not happy.
WM. A. MONTGOMERY, of Chicago, a
son of the late John r. Montgomery, esq.,,
of this city, arrived in Lancaster on Thurs
day, on a short visit to friends, and left
for home o-day. He was the guest of Il.
E. Slaymaker.
Mr.. Charles w. Durell, of Duren Bros.
s. Co., Cincinnati, accompanied by his
wife, a daughter of the late William
Kieffer, formerly Of this city, were in Ian.
caster visiting relatives and friends yester.
day AID to-day, and left for home this
afternoon.
REV. JESSE KENNEDY, who formerly ran
the Mt Joy soldiers orphans school, and
in 1876 was candidate at the Republican
primaries for the congressional nomination
has recently been put on the Republican
ticket in Ida county, Iowa, and the district
is Republican. Jesse is getting along.
MoNsE1aNoR CAPEL, the distinguished
Catholic prelate, has been spending few
days at the villa of Mrs. Baldwin, al
Edgewater. He yesterday paid his first
visit to Philadelphia and was accompanied
by Mrs. Dillon, tho mother of his hostess
and Mrs. E. Bird Grubb.
JAMES BUCHANAN's income from the
| practice of law at the Lancaster bar, fol
the years named. was as follows: 1918
$93S; 1914. s1.096; 1915, s2,246; 1916
$3,174; 1917, S., 5,379; 1918, $7,915 1919
$7,O92; 1920, $5,665 1922, $11, ,297
1928, s7,243 1925, 1851; 1926, $2,419
1927, $2,57O; 1928. $2.0OS; 1929, 50. 1862.
| WAYNE MACVEAGH is described by
Dorsey as man with the face of fo1
and the chin of lizard from whom you
couldn't get drop of blood if he were
cut in two " the chilled icicle of vicious
ness would flow from every artery" Thi!
is nearly as picturesque as Sam Bars de
scription of John Sherman.
MRS. KATE CnAsE's fine estate neal
Washington, Edgewood," is tenantless
while its owner roams in Europe. Sh'
left little over month ago, with bel
children, for q five years. tour abroad
The grounds are kept in tolerable ordel
by the servant in whose charge they wert
put by her, but the great house, with it,
rich furnishings, stands precisely as sh'
left it, and the acres around it lie uucul
tivated.