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Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Telephone LltigatiOu.

In the Civil District Court at New
Orleans on Friday, in the suit OF the
Oity against the Great Southern Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, Judge
Houston granted a preliminary iuiunc-
hou restraining the company from usipg
poles which it has erected on the streets
until II has paid the city IS bonus for
the use of each pole. The Judge says
!" The city eau declare that for certain
bonus the use of the streets will be per-
United. 1t cannot, however, compel
any corporation to pay bonus unless
that corporation expressly or tacitly
80 agrees, but it can enjoin the corpora
ton from the use of the streets until
the bonus is paid or some other sum
substituted by agreement. The grant
ing OF a preliminary injunction will
bring the matter clearly before the
court, and enable the company to plead
several defences suggested by counsel. u
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
An owner Wanted.

Among the articles recovered by Off.
Ger Marques, at a Philadelphia pawn
shop yesterday, on tickets taken from a
prisoner now under arrest in this city
is hunting case silver watch for which
no owner has yet been found, and the
iime-piece is now at the police station
awaiting an owner. The watch has q
Waltham movement and Is a fine time.
piece. The works are numbered 1872
100, while the cases are marked with
the figures 94,722. The cases are neat
~ engraved and have gold hinges. 1t
was evidently stolen from some one in
this city, and persons who have lost a
watch are requested to come forward
In order that the rightful owner can be
found.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Labor Notes.

All the workmen employed by the
Boyertown Borough Water Company
In Berks county, Penna struck ON Fri.
day, for 81. so per day, an advance Of %
cents. rhe demand was refused and
work was stopped.
The wives and sisters of the striking
miners at Coal Centre, Penna., to the
number Of about 200, have equipped
themselves with tin pans, and "will
visit the mines every morning hereafter
and endeavor TO persuade the non union
men TO join the strike" Suits have
been brought against three Of these
woman for conspiracy and against one
Tor assault. A telegram received late
last night says these suits have been
Withdrawn ON condition that the wo-
men keep the peace in future and do not
Interfere with the non-unionists going
to work.
The striking cigar rollers, of Bing.
hamton, New York, paraded on Friday
evening with bands of music and a
drum. corps. About $50 rollers are on
strike. throwing about $500 persons out
of work.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

The Democratic Con ferrees OF The,
Eleventh Pennsylvania District on Fsi.
day nominated j. b. Storm for Con-
gress on the 1891 ballot. Mr. Storm is
the present Representive.
The Democrats of the Eighth Wiscou-
sin District have nominated Judge l..
r. Larsen for Congress. The District is
now represented by William T. Price,
Republican.
At a meeting Of the Democratic State
Committee of Florida, on Friday, the
resignation of L. g. Long as one of the
Democratic Electors was received.
The resignation, Mr.. Long says, is sin
view of the quite general expression Of
disapproval made by parties in differ
elt parts of the s tate as to the effect on
tue next election OF the gafbled aud i'm
properly reported account of speech I"
made by him Al Madison, on the 18th
of August last. John G. st. Clair, Mr.
Longs alternate, was selected in his
piace
IT is ANNOUNCED that Charles Fl. Wa
Truman, Of New York, the nominee o!
the American Political Alliance for
Vice President OF the United States, has
acrtpitd tbe nomination, and Will
mike Az extended personal canvass"
Mrs. DE- Clemence S, LoZier, Chair
man ~ 'ht New York Woman Suffrage
o't-tr Comm tree, has issued u card de.
e ulrE .lt uIlnihdtloG Tor Vice Presi-
,.eat "a Mr., Lock wood : 'icke' MS.
LJzIer say The Woman Sut.c. Ie
party II rbIs State had 10 sAat- in
uOnlnlIGs 'hs Woman l.tEn ;
'icke- 10. tn- presid 'ncy, and 1b> USE
vi tNe Hlile I he uudrisi<i cd ~ il
cltdidt.e w. We. = .l.ieu. - So ..'-u.
'hH"t, '... ~ wee i!'.. r,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
3ruces Roof Paints.

Tie best protsctiou Tor tin and iron
roots. sure protection against small
leaks that sometimes annoy person
so much. A coating that will wear
double, ana frequently thribble as long,
tor less money IN the first instance,
thau o'ie roof paints, is the secret of
the above pants success in this city as
elsewhere. The offer 10 re.paint any
Of not satisfactory free of charge, IL
ms advertisement in another column,
has certainly the right ring about IT,
We have On several occasions called the
attention OF our patrons IN this excellent
preparation, and are glad to learn thai
1t Is still being extensively used. Ad-
dress 3O3 Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Munlclpai COurt.

Judge Cummius occupied The b
at the Municipal Court this no1
and disposed OF the following ca'e1
Patrick MCGOWAN. for being Y
was fined 81 and costs. He was !
so drunk In the vicinity Of LEY
street bridge that he had to be y
TO the police station in a wagon v
Edwards, hailing from Baltimore
10 drunk yesterday that he had
wheeled up in q push cart. A h1
81 and costs was imposed.
Dennis Daley an old Offender v
cd with being drunk, plead vainly]
let of, promising to drink no
You are fined 81 and costs, sai1
Judge. j
John Duggan, for committing "
sault and battery on Charles o.1
ct Mrs. Brady's salooni corner o.
and Church streets, plead s9ii., VI
was ordered to pay a hne OF 81
costs, and, remarked the Judge,
will stand committed into the ~
OF the High Constable until III
tence of the court is complied VIII
Joseph G. Ludwig, the man WI
arres ted upon the charge Of roOo'|
man named John Hartman
nights ago, and whe was given .
liminary hearing last evenlneI
again arraign-d this morning,
several additional witnesses We
amined, and the prisoner hela
sum of $500 to answer the 'pN
Court. ,,o,,
Hartman, being o 'resla'I'
State, was required TO flEhlsu ~
the sum of Sl0O for his appeara.,V
witness. At TIRE hearing 'a'S
othcer Ms rqu IS testified 70 n''
and tn finding OF pawn uyn ";a
watch. 9 and one for a cha", An
were recovered from a paw" In.,,cbl
Philadelphia. One OF the "I MAJ
Qether with the chain, were , m,n
by Hartman as being ms l h
Hartman also identified the pliic
the man VINO, passing as a d NV
felled him to tho pavement IN ~ md
sire ~ below Second early pn he
morning, and on the plea su' ,he
take care of his money, tooA ,sr NJ
aud 1913 in cash. The pr ,',, ths
dance In dead against him
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Deaf HS,

"RINGER-Hear tiroruville. Chrittiar a
t1dAdsed, On the i5th inst, Alfred r.. 81 n
Of Alfred aud Eva >prlr ger, az ed IL months
ehtlves and fricnds ere respectfully in.
vIrrd % attend his funeral IN SUNDAY after
noon. Services at the house, at two O'Clock e
interment at Red Gay Greek Cemetery.
EAN.-On the 10Th inst Percy Primer.
NO joseph ii. and Emily rcan, aged Ia
months aud - days
Relatives ana Irieuis axe respectfully in
ylted u attend h's iuGerll trt IN he residence
# his arenis. NJ, 80 West Front stree on
sunday after "on at2 o'cIocS, ln,erment at
kvsrvIe" cemetery
s.OHS N->-udde.Iv. Tn tie ran inst.
On RE 'lson, ~ the AZ, year of his,
aye
"a'tNCs lod 'F,enis members Of vii.
'4tph CVh.cI. a.. p" 4 and the mill
%, fr 'nFit"d 20 attenC the funeral from
o. tare fosidtucs. No. 4i25 w, Ihitd street,
- 'upa ~ 'iternOoG. al o'cl.cx. Inter
|irnt o. IAA'r1l lew cemetery,
Is lAth-Gu $40 lsth inst., Lldia H. sise.
Hag2h'er OIL. @. and Wilmira Kolck.
aged 3ytars Gnupths and 70 days.
faiatAgss and riepts of the faulty are re
20. ltuiiy lpyited to after j the funeral fro In
| her bareDt reSld =hce. No 20 I.amrnst street
- NnEds4 afternoon at clock Services
a. GERMAN Lutheran church. lnteruneLt at
| i'lt"rvieW. I
tCAMAC--on the 18th inst, Rebecca. vile Of
-. A. 'amac.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
| vlte1 o attend the funeral from her hus
Jand residence. near Erackenville Del
Services at the housea at o'clock, on Sunday
lnterinent at Upland, Pa, burying grounds
!
| KNAPP-On the 2oth inst, James Davis. sol
| P'harles W and Helen V. Knapp
aged months and : days
Relatives and tr ends are respectfully in
| wed % attend his funeral from tho residenc,
| u his parents, 943 Lowering avenue, on Sun
| lay AFTERNOON az o'clock. Servic at tn,
mousse. lnterinent at kiverview cemetery.
Home Is sad. III, God, how dreary.
| LoueSome, lonesome every sptt;
| Listening or bis Voice till weary.
/ Weary for We hear 1t Lot
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Elf Til EDITION


va az precisely 10 O'Clock this .
" arden Hance fastened Fdv n9fnin
den, alias Edward French Nv ~, Rs
~, where he was senten,a ~ tne pill
one hour In addition to On Ieu, 70 stag
theit OF . horse, from Jacob Kra. lor
90. as soon as he was put In place ;.
gates were opened, when n n p,ac,
men and children poured into number w
and stood looking at, and " a ,hs var
marks about the unfortnn,,.an making
receiv'ng part Of his sentence. "H0
A. II O'Clock Redden was ,.,..
ana taken back In the Jail, and '',ea
minutes later Harrison Ro,hr u
Sugar Awful" the notorior si', al
coloIed thief. was brought on, u ~ soa
tened to the post. Rotbw.n,ud
guilty during the present Conf ri ~ pl y
iIdiotments for larceny, and was
fenced TO D lashes on each chas.
addition to four months' imnr i;aSlse
he stood the punishment we'll , a,,Sn
% he Is an old offender the iasS
laid on pretty hard, no blaoa
orawu, and Lc walked off unconss,n
-. Anuerson, colored. who
convicted on two charges of larcanv
the next customer. He was ely
ashes, well laid on, and Will h
ed to safer considerably. M h,o NC ~
deawn. and he walked back IN ~
seemingly very happy that it vas ,n' !
James 4. Groom, colored. who
convicted with Anderson on tw" =.
ges OF larceny was next bron1b,
and 1t was noticed that his bacI
bore the marks of previtns vb;nni
He also received 20 lashes, and s sss,
to suffer very much, judging franz
way he squirmed, but no blood
drawn. ''oou
Frank Congo, colored, who n,
guilty TO larceny, received 10 IL.
which he bore well and went "a a.,
ing. His back was scarcely may
although the lash was la on M
heavy. VI ~
George Norris. colored, copvic,a
the larceny Of a pair OF shoes, toof
place a. the post, and after the Va,
had fastened his wrists to the cl,r
Sheriff Martin commenced to apnIv
lash, and, although 1t was laid r on
hight, his skin was so thin that h
was drawn before he received balfo
allotted ten, and he seemed 10 !,
very much.
George Stewart, a white man
victed Of the larceny of lot Of harm
took his place at the post. s,ewal
very thin, and his arms are not m
stouter than those of twelve. veal
boy. He is evidently suffering
consumption, and the Sheriff, no d
In consideration of this fact, ap1
the lash with a merciful hand
although some OF the blows did
seeiu to more than fall on his back,
flesh was very much discolored,
before the ten lashes were compl
blood was drawn.
Edward Redden, who had stood
hour in the pi'lory, was then blo
out TO receive the20 lashes orlere
the Court. From the first be seem
suffer very much, and turned bin
on the Sheriff In beseeching mai
az though he was pleading for mi
The lashes were laid on very light,
while no blood was drawn, his back
badly bruised, and he seemed to
very much.
When he was led from the pos,
crowd commenced TO disperse, he
son gates were shut, and the cOll
cd were locked in their cells to
the sentence Of the law for thsi
dOinps,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Invited 10 PhiIadelph,s.

the Young Meme Republican club, of
this city, has recei we'd the following In
vi'atior to-day by telegraph from Geo.
H. Boxer, President Of the Union
League Of Philadelphia,
:" Hon. Jar es G.. Blaine will be at
the ratification meeting in front of the
Union League on Tuesday evening
next at Z. 80 o'clock. Your club Is in.
v,ted to the parade. Railroad fares to
all clubs and citizens will be at half
rates. You can make arrangements for
special trains If you prefer"
is the intention of the Young Men s
Republican club to make arrangements
for a special train.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
FOR SALE-0n EASY TERMS

Three-story dwelling No. Gil
W Fifth street. 10 rooms; all
convenienCes.
Two two story brick dwellings
Nos. 602 and 604 East Eleventh
street, containing 6 rooms and
bath.
Two two-story brick dwellings
Nos. 826 and 1928 West Seventh
street. Six rooms and bath.
Two-story dwelling No. lib
West Fourth street, containing
six rooms and bath.
The splendid new residences,
Nos. 904 and 90S Delaware Ave.
nue..
Store and dwelling No. s3l
Church street.
Store and dwelling, No. s2s
Pine street.
Three-story brick building N.
E. corner of Second and French
streets, suitable for manufacture
ing or wholesale business. Can
be bought right.
Two-story dwelling, No. SOL
Monroe street, containing seven
rooms, bath and all modern i'm
provements. Will be sold at a
bargain. Little cash required.
A splendid summer residence,
containing good frame dwelling
in first class order. The place
contains three-quarters of an acre
of good tilable ground, a guam
tity of small fruit, besides one of
the best Of graperies. Will be
sold at q bargain.
Small houses for rent in ell
parts of the city. Apply at the
REPUBLICAN office, or to NJ. T..
POOLE, Real Estate Agent, No.
9 East Seventh street. aul5.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
r.v.vd Lesry 10 ri q

publishes a lengthy a q i1n Cub,
whom !" Ned" Ltary, . e on th|
liyered a lengthy address .l'''se Mist
isct "Does Nature i mr. of ths|
the oratorical powers sd. the |
colored statesman columns OBJ
will appear in these
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

Herbert Alfrey, a l2-year.old son of
Mrs. Sarah A. Alfrey. Of No. 80 West
street, met with . serious and paint ul
accident yesterday afternoon. He was
gathering grapes from the arbor OF the
house No. ol0 West Third street, when
one OF the strips upon which he was
standing snapped In two, carrying the
unfortunate boy down with IL. In his
descent he fell upon an iron railing
fence, the point OF one Of the ratings
penetrating the fieshy part Of his hip.
90 great was the fall that the point was
broken of.
The wound was . deep one and the
little fellow suffered severe pain. DR..
Bur veil dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

I would cay to " Tax ,o hSo
the rules Of the pubic s 'NiIdryn
the the teachers to send the c, ca NJ or !
for an excuse for being 'necessar
At the same time it Is n'V whyn
children are late apu ~, snpplied
school. The TEACHERS are SUP rs Frseuui
blank forms, which they a are spnl
scholar when they go h iIareu are !
hnt in ali cases the children 90
their seats, even if late
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

Our stock is now complete
with n tn.e line of Suits and Pan
falcons OF our ow make, which
will be sold at such .ow prices
as defy competition. These
goods, remember, are Fresh
Made, New and Stylish in Cut,
Well Sponged and guarantee
gwen with each suit 10 be as rep.
resented.
We have also opened our Fall
and Winter Styles of French,
Eng ish and Domestic Suitings
ard Owrcoatings, which will
compare favorably with any es-
adjustment IN this city.
In our Me- chant Tailoring
Branch we employ none but
Skilled Cutters and the Best
Workmen. We make the trim
ming of our garments speciality,
and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases.
An early visit in this depart.
ment is solicited.
Suits made to order from SIS
upwards.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

Last evening Frederick Sell was ar.
ra'gned at Municipal Court on charge
OF oTnmitting an assault and batter y
ON Isaac Neal. The testimony showed
mat Neal was the AGGRESSION, and that
Ne had annoyed the. defendant until
forbearance ceased to be virtue, "
when he gave him thrashing and the
Judge dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
-
DO You want q New Suttp

SO, look a he - eek If Muliin *
son, Sixth &n1 Market. You will be
surprised 70 see 80 many fine goods as
they have, and lhru they are of the
latest patterns to he worn. Now yuu can
Gear a great jea about nice goods. BIG
iN.crtncnE-, and low prices, etc, hui
Mullin q Son'a VIM can SEE. them
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
A Valuable Watch

IDe wa CHI iha' was reported as hav-
ing been stolen from gentleman
pocket Oh Thursday evening, while he
he was coming from The steamer vii.
hington, belonged 10 Robert Galbraith,
VI No. "! Market street, fa' h er. in. la "
of DR.. 5!mms, and was valued at about
5000 Information has been lodged in
Philadelphia, and efforts will be made
70 secnre DE sto!rn time niece
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

This is the last day of the week, aud
we are glad of 1t. We need Test after
the busy week. Our cabinets at So. 90
per dozen are pie asing the public, and
that In what we want. Public satisfied
IL satisfaction for us Wsstcott & Gum.
mings, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
base Bail Grounds Free.

The Front and Union street City
Runway Company WI give the base
ha!i erouphs,a IA Front aud Union streets,
iF." of charge 10 ali parties or clubs
who want them Tor playing games.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Peach OhlDmouta.

The shipments in 1888 numbered g.
s44 car loads, while in 1882, the nun bel
of carloads shipped were 5.1S3 The
shipments for this year are nearly over,
and few days more will abou. wind uI
the crop.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Personal ,

But two more Sabbaths remain of Rev
Mr.. Trademarks ministry. Tomorrow
le breaches in the morning on Words
and thoughts" and in the evening on
y High Wages and poor Pay.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

W. Jester, who ,iaa. s%s 4
s s 5a.ss farm HF%sn aiss If 4 . &;
LIcAN Office this m ;oarreaalar shspa
potato potato OF asshs two and !t .9Fs say
a q, : body beats that nc W
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

G. X. Crawford has the old hand
sewed kip boots and brogans made In
the old way, and ct low prices. No. 6
West Second street. Men . CATERS 81. 90.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

!. IN attempting . u 1IssG'D a,lss n \
g., S q; yys ss'ssF1.ssys s %ss T Tt,.
dren, aged 2 and ''' |
burned.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
Unbeuadsl lihsralit,

$l2, 600 inSilver
Teaspoons given
away to intro
duco our new
brand Of
|MIDDLETON'S
SILVER COFFEE.
1t u . combin T.
|tion Of Choice Ma
|racaibo Yellow
Santos, Strong b
Golden Rio Coffee,
|selected with great
care, blended with
the skill gained In
rs years. expert
ence, sparlng no
lpa. ms 70 give the
lbest value and the
FULLEST satisfaction,
Ito an appreciAttve
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
s. Dull Times.o

20 to 5l0 Poplar street and get your
ha,f cut Tor ten cents by a practical
"arper' children q specially,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
BstsPrA.z victims.

ROME, sept l9.-To-day's bulletin of
the ravagc5 of cholera in Italy during
the past twenty. four hours is as follows:
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20
WALNUT STAIN!

After many experiments and
careful observations as to the re-
suits, we have obtained the acme
of success with our Walnut
Stain
We now offer to the public the
best Walnut Stain that has ever
been offered in this market.
We have it put up in quarter
pints, half pints, pints, quarts
and any larger package you may
want.
Gives a natural walnut finish
to pine or any other light colored
wood.
PHILLIPS & KANE,
PAINT DEALERS,
80. 8 EAST FOUHTH sTREET,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-20

MADRID, September 19.-The report OF the
progress OF the cholera In Spain for the past
"a hours is as follows.
Fresh Case- Deaths
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ar THE UREnAruRY.
what tho Committee saw at the washi . l ton
FURNACE

Dr.. NJ /. Davis and Geo. X. Reed. of
this CITY. a COMMITTEES of the Lancaster
cremation and funeral reform society.
have made a visit of ipsuec,ion to the
Le Moyue furnace. in Washington, IN.
Mr. R5ed has returu,d and upon boiug
Interviewed by an INrEIIIGENCER re.
porter, gave the following interesting
account Of the furnace, the building
which contains it, the methods of opera
tion and the influence of the institution ::
Il spent Yesterday iu Washington, Pa,
aud looked up DR.. Lo Moyne's crematlrr,
which he had built about one mile from
the city. We were told we would find
the key haugiug on the porch Of the dwell
ing opposite. We took the short cut by
a path over the field and found the key,
which seems TO be there SO that visitors
can gain admittance without trouble or
delay. The buildnC is brick, one story,
looking vcry much like one of our county
school houses, divided into two rooms, a
reception room and one for the furnace.
II cost about $l,jCO."
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POLITICAL POINTS,

The Democratic Drin Toward Cleveland
The Democratic state convention o
South Carolina, meeting in Columbia, ssnt
uninstIucted delegates to Chicago. The
delegation-at.large, led by Senator Hamp
ton, is supposed TO DO equally divided
between Bayard and Cleveland. Hampton
is for Bayard.
The Democratic state convention OF
Arkansas, in session at Little Rock,
nominated ). p. Hughes, ex-a.torney y
general, for governor.
Tho delegates to Chicago, elected by the
Democratic convention Of North Carolina.
are sara TO lean to the opinion that il ID
advisable to support Cleveland, while thev
arc in sympathy with Bayard."
The national Republican committoe me,
10 New York, and elected B. +. Jones oi
f1ttsburg, chairman. Samuel Fessenden
was chosen secretary. The New York
Republican state committee elected James
ID, Warren, chairman.
a meeting in favor Of tho nomination nj
General Butler for president was held in
fanenil hall, Boston, Thursday night
About l,oOO persons were present, and
james Summer, Of Milton, presided
Many leading Democrats whose prosenoq
| had been expected we're conspicuousIv
absent. Addresses were made by Rev /
M. l.. Babcook and othors.
The Prohibitionists of Indiana will cal
a state convention to meet In IndapapoIis
on July l7th,,to nominate candidates. Io,
state oihces, an electoral ticket and to
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uuR suErnEns sEioupvK,.
BTi1f Items condensed from Rural Ia
changes OF That section.


changes OF That section.
The army worm has begun its rayages
10 the northern end of this county.
DR.. ii. O.. Reemsnyder, Of ROthsville,
was married TO Kate 5 Bauman, from
near Ephrats, on Tuesday.
William Shireman, Of Londonderry
township, Dauphln county, has lost by
milk fever his imported Jersey COW,
Beauty Bessie, valued at 500.
Business will be Suspended in Eliza
BEETHOVEN on July 1G, when the contem
plated Union picnic at Mt. Gretna park
will be held.
Rachel, wife of Urias Lenhart, of Lex
ington, fell off a loaded hay wagon, head
foremost. She was picked up unconscious,
carried in the house, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
Rev. J. ii. Dubbs, of this city, will de-
liver the dedication sermon at the Bethany
Reformed church on Sunday next.
A few days ago a son Of Peter StaufTer,
nearly grown, went into Snavely's dam
below Brunneryille TO take bath. He
got beyond his depth aud would have
drowned, bad not Jesse ID. Bucher come
70 his assistance. 1t was some time before
he was revived.
Allen Coble, an employee of the Cone.
death few days ago by big piece OF
granite falling on him, IIs was uucon
sclous for some time.
George Heiser, was found dead at tho
residence of VIM. Moore, on the Ephrata
mountain on Tuesday morning. The
verdict of Deputy Coroner Suffers jury
was death from paralysis OF the h ar. ."
Ho was 7S years OF age.
On Sunday morning, the summer kitchen
on the premises Of JACOB Metzler, al
Sporting Hill, was burned out; it was
insured.
Theodore Steiner, who was fatally in
jured at Shamokin in the railroad disaster
on Tuesday, was former citizen Of
Ephrata.
The family OF Cyrus Davidson, Of
Vogansville, had a narrow escape from
poisoning o few days ago. Poisoned vi,t.
uals are the supposed cause.
The lronyille, Reamstown and Schaefiers
town bands and tho Liberty band, of
Mannheim, will be present at the celebra
tion of July 4th in Lititz. There will be
three orators, w. ID. Seltzsr, of Pottsyille
Richmond l.. Jones, OF Reading, ,and Mar.
riOtt Brosius, of Lancaster.