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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

Clinkcrs may be looscncd from ilre
bricks by throwing into The lire-box
when very hot, two or three quarts of
oyster or clam shells, or loss quantity
of salt, allowing the fire IL go out, and
tben cleave eff the cliukers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

Professor Stewart states that ten
pounds of turnips. with one and a half
pounds OF corn, will fatteu q young
sheep or lamb faster than three pounds
OF corn alone.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02
DR. EERKs,EY,

PrOfeSsiCnGi Cards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

y mixture Of sulphur aud lard is a
safe and harmless remedy for the exter-
mination OF lice on cattle. Rub it "a
long the back and 5risket and anoint
parts here and thore wherever neces ,ary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

Gardening is regularly and practical.
~ taught IN more than 10000 primary
schoo'sin France. Every school has its
garden. and teachers must not only be
good gardeners, but qualified 10 teach
horticulture, or Tia y cannot pass exam
ination.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

HAsry PuDDINo.-Mix two cups OF
-four with one cup Of cold milk; have
ready one pins OF boiling milk and stir
in gradually; pour back Into a thick
vessel on the stove AMI stir until il
boils pour into deep disb. and servo
with molasses or butter and sugar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

Colonel +. d. Curtis says in The Coun.
try Gentleman that n great many far
meis comfort themselves with the notion
thst u they change see1 with some 9th.
or farmer they are doing good thing.
Ih:s IS mistaken idea. Seed should
be improved aud taken from the farm
where II is grown, aud TO which IL has
adapted itself. At home Is The place for
improvement. The idea that the little
germ OF seed can carry tho good quail
tiles of good farm with 4, is ridiculous:
bat it can carry with il peculiaritcs in
IT'S nature growth and maturity nc
qoired In one place. which will DO IN.
suited TO another. lie therefore advises
farmers 10 improve the seed on their
own land by careful selection OF the
best ears for planting.
little sweet oil and beeswax rubbed
on mahogany polishes it up beautifully.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

What we need on the farms are indie
pendent meD--meu who have the cour-
age 10 leave the Old beaten track, and
reach out on oil sides after knowledge
aud accept the teachings OF science and
tho products OF Invention. which give
them promise of greater success. What
we need il higher education. We
cannot expect this Of oil he ads, but our
hope is in Che rising generation, who
are to take up the implements Of labor
as they fall FROM The hands of the faLE t.
ere. -Colman's Rural World.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

Harness should never be hung in tho
horse-stable, and yet tl,is is almost Tho
universal practice. There is always
moisture from The lungs and manure of
the animal, and the finest. therefore
most offensive dust is 10 the stable.
More than thi', the gases arising froni
the manure are very damaging, rapidly
rot,ing the harness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02

Leaks ia roofs, about cbimneys and
elsewhere, may DO stopped by thicken-
ening white lead pailt with fiue clean
sand. Openings are easily llled with
this cement and become durably water
tight. Y. Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-02
The Origin OF Ore.

70 Bs covTISUgD.1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

TN r. WOLF. COMPANION I'D RED SID.
i ing Hood, given away this saturday al
CLARK E'S CEA STORE. toUe anu have q
good laugh at our new Cartoons. &c. pc:
pound tor Brown Sugar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Am usenents,

Rhea.- OF this great actress who appears in
the opera house On Saturday evening in her
new play of "Yvonne," the Chfca1o Inter
Ocean says "Mlie Rhea Is one OF those very
rare treasures OF the stage, who are never
done acting. There IL no effort. There is no
studied effect in what she does. A marked
forgetfulness of self seems to lend her fden.
tity with the part.
The British BurtesQue Company. This Va
riety organ sxattnn, declared to be one OF Eng
lands best, will appear for the first time in
this city this evening. Their performance Is
spoken OF in the highest terms by the press
OF the cities which they have visited.
The Comedy Four.-Th,s popular company
m axes its rrst appearance In this city on MOE
day evening next, and II frst-class talent II
deserving, they shou d have large audience
The new man in the -Four is Harry Morris
who is one of the funniest Dutch comedian nj
living He gives his speciality and appears II
the great piece, entitled "Ketch On" TO
the production OF this comedy a beautiful lit
| tie pool table, which was made for the com
pany, is seen. Every member of The part,
| has good character.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10


weak, except old wheat. whinS Az sSsscs,
s:Pss ss. = 1sss ss p. nnss!
Straight s ss asn To- s15s W;:censn Sl:ss sisssc ~ ~
a. Is straixhts, ~ NnS winter patents Il,
0o ?, sprtns do, % b6e Is; iresh groant
ay. fioui st ss as 70.
y, western ss g = SEQ. siSS sS. ! "a hs Sa |
Corn dull and unsettled, steamer, 80
soc sa,l yellow, saeI do mixed. sloSsci
% 81. d", maSsss S,asSc; au,s, and .,s.av "a !,
wnite. ssXc; No. . do, SO; No. ! 40,
as3c; rejected, sl0ssc; No > mixed,
30Ac.
firm at u 50s9l So Flaxseed firm at b g.
winter Bran dull at el5 30.
Provisions steady. with tAir demand
Mess Pork, sl7 s0Spls |; Beef Hams, ea0aN 90;
India Mess Beef, sls s00So City do, els -
Bacon, l20l2xc; smoked shouldsrs. 7x0s
| 4at 40 7a7Me Smoked Hams, A0l6c /,
| Lard firm city refined, $40: loose
sn@ pr,cs. y qS.s Ss IS
steady Creamery extras, 316p3lci western
\ 40, 22fe13c; B. &. 4 N. Y. extras, y702S, West
ern dairy do, 30, western good to choic~.
Tolls at Iooa,c packing butter, IooIsc.
Eggs nrm; extras, 2aSasSc western, lao
ubeese Market nrmer but quise
New York full creams, ls,z z1i2,<c; ohio slags
choice lie; dotaiI 70 prime; s0loAcs p
| Petroleum steady Refined, &c.
| whisky dull Western at q 70.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
SECOND EDITION.
--------1-=------=
Friday EVENING, oCT. 10. lo,4
THE SITUATION In OHIO.
RsrusLI,AN mAsAeERs DESPERATE,
Tho Uhspoes about Even Between the
Pariies-Fears rhat the Republicans
may stcp at Nothing 20 Wlo.

Tho Uhapoes about Even Between the
Pariies-FeArs rhat the Republicans
May stop NJ Nothing 20 Wio.
Special to tho INrKLLIaxscgR.
COLuMB Us, o., Dot. 10-The Democratic
state committee feels confident that the
state is safe. Blaine sent for Farwell,
the rich Chicago merchant, who wants to
succeed Logan, TO come on here aud
help with fund, and he, Blaine, Dudley
and others are In conferences to devise
desperate measures to save the state.
They may succeed, but there Ia no present
indication of 1t. Their canvass is loose
jointed and unprcpared, aud they only
claim ten Thousand, which is regarded as
confession Of weakness.
Tie Democratic canvass shows the State
is ours. Republicans depend on the Prohi
bitiop vote, but Democrats say this will be
overbalanced by the liquor vote in the
cities. Wool growers show no signs o
general return to the Republican party
and tho Hooking Valley troubles help rath
er than hurt the Democrats. l regard
the chances as about even now, but
fear the desperation and resolution Of thu
Republican managers. / spoke at Mount
Gilead last night, go Tonight to Upper
SaDdusky, tomorrow to Cleveland will
Hendricks There arc no signs that Blaine,
tour has had other effects than to bripy
out fuller vote for both parties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Bt3aIS OF LABuR.
Tho Episcvpnl Congress GOpsideIing .
Question iu Detroit, Michigan.

Tho ,Episcopnl Congress CopsineIing the
Question iu Detroit, Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct,, 10.-At the
Episcopal congress last night, the topic
was, "Is our civilization just to working.
men p Henry George, of New York,
was chief reader. Rev DR. r. Heber New
ton said "Labor's complaint is poverty
poverty is the fault neither of tho laborer
nor of nature. The state crosses the path Of
the workingmau and prevents him from
making a fair fight Labor fails to get favor
able Legislation and capital secures all
it asks. He believed the laborer to be
entitled to a just share of the wealth
he creates, and impartial action should be
taken. The only court for the working
men to appeal to is justice. Rev. @, r.
Baker, OF Brooklyn, believed that the
gains of the world always came from the
poor, never from the rich. He favored a
war against capital. Rev. Henry Mott
believed that rich and poor both suffer
from ignorance, and argued that education
was the thing needed Others spoke
briefly on both sides Of the question.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

CHICAGO Hogs-keceipts, IL, 900 head ship.
ments 5000 head market brfsks good 30
higher rough packing, q 909a y; packing an0
shipping. 81 allb 30 light, s60b 90; skips
and grassers 4it6.
Castie-Recsipts 8 900 heal; shipmsnts 1soo,
market steadter goood grades nrm exports,
grades, % so97 % good to choice shippang
90 O018 u common to fair, N05 40; RAJ 70
cattle f1tm Texans, % 4014 wyoming. 11"<
as 40: Wyoming Texans, - G063 IS; Montan
u O5.
sheep Receipts, 400 head shipments, ~
head market dull, except for best grates, |,
gOoi to choice. % 90G4 50; medium to sOOd,
1903 30; inferior to fair. 81 60127 Texans,
s2lp2 IS Lambs % 25e93 IS.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle very slow; extra,
s6 25lb6 80; fair t. good, s6T5; common. sti1
90 receipts, 500 head ehipments, 8i5 mead.
Hogs-market active: Phil Adeipnias, 50 6l4
5 so; grassers. u 5oao; receipts, i,eOo head I;
shipments, 2,l00 head
Sheep rothing doing; feeling not good T,
receipts, l,000 mead shipments, go head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
NEW ADV RTfkEM I'm Tn.

no aNDHEAR JUsTlAN GLAKK PNS-
VI form on the Piano at Excelsior Hall this
evening and every evening this week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
w. D, STAUFFER & CO.,
(Shultz's Old Stand.)
NOS. 81 a SO NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Lancaster, Pa. myl0-ly


EStCUTOR'S SALE or a VaLUABLE
Ia City Property.--On THU URSDAY EVEN.
ING, OCTOBER Is, 1854. will be sold al pub
lie sale, at toe Lancaster County House, in the
City OF Lancaster, by the undersigned execu'
tor OF the viii OF Lewis spIecher, late OF The
City OF Lancaster, deceased, tho following
valuable real estate, VIZ !: The hotel property
known as THE PARK HOUSE, situate on the
new Holland Pike. 9th Ward, in the City of
Lancaster, Pa, having 2iS feet front on the
New Holland Pike and extending In depth on
the west side S6 feet, ana on the east side lao
feet. on which Is erected TwO.STORY
BRICK AND DsTONEHOTEL,a an Out Kitchen,
stable, Hog Pen, anu other necessary out
buildings.
This property adjoins lands of Amanda
sheatfer on the west and south, estate OF
Michael Malone on the east, and the New Hol-
land pike on the north. and being opposite
AcGrann's Park, and the Chy Street Cars
passing the door, mase IL very desirable
Hotel stand. There Il also variety OF iruii
on the premises, such as pears. ps ches,
grapes, etc.
Any person wishing TO view the premises
eau do so by calling on Q. 8. HuncLberger
residing thereon, OF the undersigned.
sale TO commence at 7:3J O'Clock, in the
evening when attendance will be given anC
terms made known by
sAMUEL sPRECHER. Executor,
sprecher House.
ID. Y. Rowe. Auotioneer. os, ,il,i5,lS .2O&2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Dismissed tno Case

II. Albert, charged with the larceny of
a number OF articles, the property of a
man named Felser, was brought from
prison to the office of Alderman Barr for
. hearing this afternoon. Felser stated
that he had given Albert permission to
take away the articles but he had not told
his wife aad when she learned that he had
taken the goods away she entered the suit
for larceny. The alderman dismissed the
case and the prosecutor paid the costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
COURT or OOmMoN rLEAs.
a Verdict fer the Plaintiff In IN lGterssii
Tobacco suit.

a verdict fer the Plaintiff In sn latsrssii ug
Tobacco suit.
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON
On the re.assembling of court on Thurs.
day afternoon, the trial of the suit of John
S. Lands and AbHer b. Miller vs.. e Cos
lipski & Co., was resumed. The defense
was that when plaintiffs sold their tobacco
they signed contract, In which the prices
they were to receive for the several grades
were stipulated, and 1t also set forth how
the tobacco was to be assorted. When the
tobacco was delivered it was observed by
the defendants that the tobacco was not
properly assorted and that there were
white vein leaves among the wrappers and
they refused to receive the tobacco. After
some conversation between the parties q
new contract was made by which plaintiffs
were to receive 80 cents per pound for first
wrapper, 10 cents per pound for wbite vein
wrappers, short wrappers and seconds
The tobacco was weighed and plaintiff
received check for sl,0l8.32, Tha,
amount, the defendants claim, was in full
for the tobacco.
TIE jury rendered q verdict in favor o
plaintiff for $3.50, the full amount of tn,
claim with interest.
In thersuit of John H. Gibson VS.. Th'
Diebold Safe and Look Co., defendants, an,
Ezra +. Bowman, garnishee, plaintiff SUI
fered non suit.
There were no other cases ready for tria
and the jurors were discharged.
CURRENT BUSINESS.
An issue was granted to ascertain th
amount of damages sustained by reason q
the opening OF First street between Wes
End avenue and Dorwart street, In whic
Philip Miilsr was named as plaintiff An
the city and county Of Lancaster, de
fendants
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Remaud.a TO Pri.on ror Trial.

READING, Pa, Oct. 1O.-Mrs. Ellen
Riegel and her alleged paramour, Charles
Heisler, were given hearing on writ OF
habeas corpus. The woman is charged
with the murder of her husband, jacob
Rieges, BY secretly administering poison to
him. A large number of witnesses wera
examined. The testimony went to show
that the stomach of the deceased con-
taiued strong evidence of poisoning, and
and that Mrs. Riegel purchased poison.
The court decided that the evidence was
strong enough to warrant the detention of
both the prisoners, and they were accord.
ingly remanded to Jail to await trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
SOMETHlss NEW AT LAST.
- FULTON OPERA HOUSE,

SOMETBlsa NEW AT LAST.
- FULTON OPERA HOUSE,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10,
MO0kE Il HOLMES' ROYAL British BUR
LSSQUE AND SPECIALITY COMPANY.
Novel, Tefned and artistic. Professional Bril-.
liants -30-Brilliant Professionals. New faces.
new features. new u, usic and new wardrobe.
Among the many Will be found the follow
ing celebrities
Miss Marie Lotus. reigning belle OF the Eng.
fish theatres, a bright gem OF her profession,
one OF the most charming actresses in the
world.
Mr. Patrick Feeny, Justly styled by Mr.. DION
Boucicauit, the Shaugraun OF the Vaudeville
stage. an artist a gentleman and scholar, " HON
all In his line have copied but never excelled,
Tine Cragg Family, the most wonderful ana
astonishing pheno iIena Ia the four quarters
OF the globe, nothing ever seen like tnem be
fore.
Mile Blanch, the most beau iful and accom-
plished lady rope vaulter that has ever crossed
the broad Atlantic, an artistic gem.
Madeline Rosa, the only Lady Ventriloquist
in the world, truly wonderful, gifted artist
with testimonials from the crowned heads Of
Europe,
Concluding with the latest London sensa
ton, entitled. The Royal British BurlesQue
Company IN their Musical MelaDge, Corsicar
BI Os. co.
Prices as usual. Reserved Seats at Opert
House. CS.3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

Tho following struck jury was seleoted
this afternoon to try tho suit Of Samuel
Horst VI. the Pennsylvania Rsilrond Com
pauy or next weeks trial list. John
Bruckhart, Pom Henry Bebmcr, War
wick Edward De Haven, Earl; John N.
Erb, Rapbo; Adam Fry. West Cocalico
Henry g. ckley, East Cooalioo John Hol
comb, Colerain {; Jacob r. Musser. Upper
Leaoock Henry Mus. Gilman, Earl JOnn
M. Btyer. Breokpock John M. Weaver,
Caeriarvon, and Franklin Whitsou, Sads
bury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
A riS'r'0IAss
= I 4 NO,

Don't buy Piano until you sec and bear the
Kranich n Bach. The Pianos OF this firm are
made of kiln dried rosewood, seasoned years
before being made up, Fitted with the patent
Agraffe action, the new perpetual sounding
latter In the upright style. ana made by pr0c-
ttcal and scientific piano makers every In
strument Is warranted Tor rve years. The
Kranich q Bach Piano Is made in square,
grand and uprigh ht styles, anu Tor parlor and
concert halls. nessrs. Kranich a Bach were
aware cd the highest premiu N at the Centsn-
nisl for all their pianos eKhibited-Square,
Grand and Upright styles Tor strongest and
pleasing tone and excellence OF Workmanship.
nent musicians TO Ge the best now made. foT
further particulars inquire Of
Nm. %. FRAILEY,
(kauffman's Drug Store,l
s1o-lmdnW WsR NO. H Moth Queen Ut.
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hopes OF Dol. s.ewart's SAFETY.

CAIRO, Oct. 10-Col. Kitchener, who is
at Ambukal, telegraphs that rumor is
current there that the rebels have captured
three Europeans with three dragomen. II
this report is true, the prisoners are pre-
sumably Col. Stewart, Mr.. Power, the
correspondent of the London Times, and
N. huShin, the French consul at Khar-
'oum. inere'. is thus some hope that the
ives OF these three ~-ueu may have been
pared. 0ne hundred ro~~sboats, forming
part OF the Mic -s;lfdition, SaAs ss.s arrived
at Assouan. The Canadian Sbntingeht hai
passed Assiout in q stnamer.
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HAD tsfs HID lIJared

EI ON the Mannheim reliinel
Thursday morning, David Daniels. flag.
man ou local freight No. 9, II. b O. II. r.,
going north, In the act Of descending from
the roof of o box car by side ladder,
while passing the water station at this
place, was struck by the plug on left side
above She hip. severely iujuring him in-
ternally. He resides ut Columbia. aud was
taken home on the morning passenger
train
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Bold Robbers.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Dot. 10-Five masked
men flourishIpg revolvers, battered down
the door of the house of q farmer named
Joseph Gates, ia White township, early
yesterday morning, and compelled Mr..
Gates at tho points of their pistols, to
hand owes to them over 81 100. which he
had secrsted. The robbers then hastily
departed, firing their revolvers as they
emerged from the house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

AUTUMN EXCURSION TO THB swIrcHbAoK on
Tuesday, October II. Round trip tickets good
for three days or return same day. specia
train leaves Lancaster tking street) at a, m
Leave Columbia at a. IN. Fare only S3 25
Leave Mannheim at 6:31; Lititz, 6+5, ant
Ephrata n. 7:08 a, m. Fare only $500, includ
Is miles rioe around the Switchback. Return
ing, leaves Mauch Chunk at p. m.
oa8,4 8, ,lO, ,ls<w
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Two Svo,,orn f.iiures.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-A dispatch from
Cliuton, Iowa, says Il. IL. Whitehouse,
dry goods, one of the oldest houses in the
city, has failed. Liabilities, s29, GOO ;
nominal assets, between $4,000 and
$40, 200.
A dispatch from BloOmer, Wis, says
Fred. Adler, general store, has made an
assignment. Liabilities Of s25, 900 nomi.
nal assets, $50, coo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

Health first, riches sfterward. All forms OF
Heart Disease including palpitation. rheuma-
tism, spasrns. bony formation, enlargement,
valvuiar arrangements, acute pains I'm lett
breast, etc. Yield to the use OF DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator. N per bottle at druggists.
The renowned DR.. Ciendenning says one.
third OF all his dissections showed signs OF
Heart Disease IL you have II In any form,
use Graves Heart Regu .ator. 81 per bottle at
druggists. % SNw
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COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
vRum Qua nr. uLan UuKr rEspoNDsns

rkom W" HHs o"a"
b"s'nsss Its"sso's" ~ s"' ""v Ms"'
"s ne s.n. 49, -
~ fo's's-ro'','oA' rS~ Aosu' .ovn.
ING ISpua non I vuess nevIoe
Oh Tue Oo,unv'a 'ouoo' . , ooa.u was neio ~
council chamber last evcning with oil
minutes oi las. regular and spec'ai
meetipRs we're feau anu approved.
oommittee from tne Agass,z assooia,
uon o. tne hign sohooi was present ana
askeu suS ooaru 10 graot tnem tne uso o'
tne oio horary room lot meoting purposes
~ was ayIeeu TO- proViu,ng tne Sssoo'a-
tion pa'o the Jsnitor ior MS extra se!vices.
finanoe oohm'toeo repor'ou 10 'onoWs
Receipts. ........."......'..".Ss sass " "
$3.50 .'o.Y.o.
Balance on hand. nd............,........... l,laO.7o
The superintending committee stated
they had attended the opening OF the
schools, found all the teachers present,
Mi,,, ana large aIenaanuo mS. ,..S s0ao, .ohns;
Vieiant nan nao oeer ren'su ~. sonooI
purposes until tho new building was
hnsnea. , - ,..
Inc repair ana supply committee re
ported that the furnaces in oil the schools
had been properly repaired tne new
., ucsks 'ol ,"o nop's, s;,; s',ev; s'"V Sva., aa
Observation-Disclosures. Of but little imp6rtance.
vera m ,de nv the o,mmittse And thay
vere .don,ed
On account OF the illness of Supt. Ames
he was unable to present his monthly re.
mort
The visiting committee had attended
tn their duties. aud found the schools In
good condition.
The insurance on the new building had
been placed az follows: British America,
1880 Norwich Union, sl, 500; Guardian,
Al. 800. and the Ppnnix, 81, 500,
Messrs Miller. Taylor and Slads were
appointed n mmittee for the purpose of
taking into consideration the opening of
night school.
After lengthy debate concerning the
new school. in which all its defects were
pointed ont aud denounced. the b,ard ad
;ourned to meet next Thursday evening.
,r,sov,,
=,
Sr' onas' oouor'os auu nA' D. paoa,
are enjoying gunnihB "Trip Ia oioarnciu
county; n n
Mr. ID: + bIuner,oi washington, ~ ~
is visiting Mr.. H. r. bruner, his
protner. ,,, :.
Mrs. "nism Clokey, u. He"'h0''' ID
'"' sN''' " 'A'
r,,,,,- Ill, 49,
me Soiutnoia ssat'ns r'nA VIII 'po" ''
the Sotn ihst.
TouhS,l niee.s tn,s cV,n'ng. -. la,
Inc Ooiumoia picycie o'uo "io' iaS'
evening.
NO. OF tue oaawnss furnaces WIZ SUN sun
90 pus IN operstloh; r"es are " 10 'n"'
III u next week 70 ury u oue' in, .
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tne ooiumoia WnarVes, on nnuneSua. S
n'gn', oy ,ue oreasins vi naNser uoy @
we're cauSh' oe'o'o any aa'hase ha' 'oe'
s"1salneu; ma. III, 49,,
lne CoIuno'a oauu WI, noL en.ei lne
Lancaster county oahu tourhameht OF
accouht oi hnahoia' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az 70
IN oeoe now, ana the menosfs 40 ho'
pr0pose % ihcrease IL oy oay ploasuso
me teiepnohe war Is oVsr. va auu a''.' !.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

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