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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-25
YOUTHFUL CIGARETTE sNovno,
A Nuisance Against Which H.,
and Others Have rrotcx,a o"eri
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Vain. e" in
New York sun.
1--WE suffer more from the intolera},o
sance of cigarette smoking than any, a0'
business men," said a Broad street ovaer
yesterday, because there are so ra,,. .'oSef
and young men, messengers. rnnnor. ''Ss
clerks, constantly eddying in and IN, and
office, Few people know how .on". To:
habit of smoking cheap paper cjnara.,S'' ls
become, and fewer still know how 1;.e Ives "a:
able and obnoxious it is to men ,,h ,"s'fS
THEN Offices and receive the smoko I'M
faces all day long" = 'asl
Scattered about the walls on all s;do.
office We're signs: No cigarette ~" 0s
heIe!.' "Leave your cigarettes v,;,I '"ls
janitor!' Put out that cigarette Gs
smoking of cigarettes!" Some Of tbo A9|
were new and bright, while others woro #s
and dusty. In spite of them every tLird
fourth boy Of the stream that const,n,9
passed in through the swinging door, ,m@
Il paper cigarette. '"NsS
"They are used to the signs now" said i, |
broker, with u surly frown toward tho ~
less offenders, land don't pay any at,sn..'
to them. Nearly all the offices in this d;.ss
have made an effort to stop the vice p.a
my partner and myself smoke cicarx- ~
see I'm smoking now-but we can't STAN, ~
cigarette nuisance. If the boys smoked -
bacco it would be all right, but the infa-'.
mixture of seaweed, burned straw. ola rsa
and gutta percha, with which common cin.'
cites are filled, makes the smoke disapraosssS
to the last degree"
"Do you think the habit is still sr,.,,
ing"
ut increases every day. We began = c,
SADIE against it five years ago or more -.
we were joined by every brokers' oefcs
Importance i'll New York, but the snot,.
increase constantly. You see, the ciyors,,,
are now sold as cheap as 8 cents a ma.
age, there being twenty in a package nd
price is within the means OF every boy. sn1
as it is the fashion to smoke, the vo,iny.s
all fall in line"
There are a number Of business men nj
make it a rule never to employ cigars
smokers. The rules in the messenger rv,
stations are also very severe.
eff you start a boy ont said the mana,
of q station near the Fifth Avenue hNI
"with a message i'll one hand and tvs,1
cigarettes in the other, the message will rru
get to its destination before at least half
cigarettes are smoked. So we make srjnra
rules concerning smoking, and punish
boys if they break them. can pick an
cigarette-smoking boy any time. The hal
makes them pallid, lazy and impudente
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-25
Home of Ned BHmtlinc." of "RI
and Thunder Novel Notorietr

Buffalo Courier.
The wildwood home of Col. E. 2. ca
son. better known as "Ned Buntline. in !
Adirondacks is n of the attractions nj
famous region. The house. if it NAV bai
nified by that name, is constructed OF 4
III the most primitive style, and contains d
two rooms. 1t stands near Eagle Lake It
foot of Blue Mountain. As far back as !
"Ned Buntline' invaded the wilderness !
built his little log cabin in the heart Of
woods. At that time he was a slave e|
temperance. and recognized the fact tha.|
safety lay in flight from the busy hauns
men. He succeeded in clearing a little fad
and when the cabin attained the appears|
of q home he presented itswith a mistra
the form Of a young and handsome VI
The furniture was of the simplest descrH5
and the pair were dependent upon theirEd
for the necessaries Of life, but notwithsa
ing these drawbacks they lived happily, !
"Ned Buntline" produced volume after
ume OF thrilling backwoods stories.
The war of the rebellion called the an
from lis wildwood haunt, and he did moi
turn until long and arduous service had
'ated him to the rank of colonel. In
meantime his wife and only child died.
they We're laid to rest near the cabin.
cedar trees mark their lonely graves.
Buntline" is now lecturing Oh tenn
down among the Catskill mountains, and
Adirondack home has passed into the h1
of strangers. 1t has many visitors each!Y
who look upon the graves beneath the g
and try to imagine the sort Of life the
family led. The thought of the brave
who willingly abandoned home and fri
to help her husband i'll his battle against
appetite is invariably a source Of sadness
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-25
XVII.
Seat of Government
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The seat OF government shall he and
remain ut Yankton until removed by
law.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-25
Obituary.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22,--The death is
announced at Summit Of Rev. DIR. d
fairfield, late moderator of the Presbv.
terrain general assembly.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
The Nrmnnerchor,s Big excursion

On Monday the Lancaster Mnnnerchor VIII
eelebrate their twenty-seSenth anniversary by
holding picnic at Pehryn park. Much has
been written in the newspapers copcerning
: teese beautiful picnic grounds Sut they must
be>seen to De-, appreciated. They have eySry
convenience for pfesA ure, including very large
and splendid lake which is well supplied with
boats. The indications are that the Manner
chor picnic Will be the largest affair ever held
at this park. The society is not having II to
make money, but for II days pleasure, which
they are bound to have. Persons not members
of the society can obtain tickets upon the recon-
mendation OF member In good standing
During the day the Perseverance band, of Leba-
non, AN excellent musical organization, will
give concerts, and the dancing music Will be
be furnished by Taylor's full orchestra. The
special train will leave the upper depot of the
Reading road ut o'clock in the morning, but
excursion tickets will be good on the trains
leaving here Mt l24Oand 5:30p. IN. beexcursion
train will leave Penryn TO return ut p. m. The
rate OF the trip is very low, being but 30 cents
All kinds of refreshments will be served on the
grounds. People viii be present from Reading,
Lebanon and other places.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held in the following churches on Sunday
sunday school at 900 a. m. When the hour Is
different 1t is specially noted;
pnssByTERIAN % MEMonIAL CHURCH, south Queen
usual hours, by the pastor, Thomas Thompson
:, OLIyET BAPTIST CHURcH:-Y. nj. c. A. Rooms
and 7:i5 p. IN. sunday school at s:t5 "a. m
ST. PAUL's-Divines service at 1880 a. N. sun
FIasT REyoRMED-No servicesto-morrow. sun
day school at a. m.
UNITED BRETnRES IN CHRIST tCovENANT)-Wesi
Orange street, between Mulberry and Charlotte
streets, formerly known as SaIem) Rev. NJ. j
7:45 p. m. by Rev. l. II. Albright, of York. Pa
ST. LuKE's acknowledgement Avenue, Rev.
VIM. Il. Lichliter, pastor Divine service at 1885
"a. m, and I;i5 p m sunday school at 8 a. IN.
abGya English on Mulberry
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7;4sp. m, Sunday
school at g;l5a m Communion services at p.
siding elder, will ofiiciate, Prayer and Glass
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 500
tIiisT BApTIsT.-Preaching at 1880 a. m. ana
fiS p IN. sunday school ut gi5 "a. m:
L. l.. Reed, pastor. Services at 1880 a. m. No
USIes BErnEISRev.G "; seiihamer. pastor to =,
$3.50 p, m. sabbath school at s:i5 a. Il m. - ~
81. PAuL's N; L. CnuRon.-sundays school at s:l5
by Rev. George GauI, A. Nj. pastor.
PREsBYTKnIAN.-Preaching In the morning by
the pastor Rev. JAS. Y. Mitchell, ID. ID.
GRACE LUTHERAN.-Corner of North Queen
and James street. Rev. q. Elvin Houpt, pastor.
services omitted morning and evening. Sun
WEsr MIssios-M. +; Chapel, corner Charlotte
a. m. Sunday school No other service Pray.
ermeettng ON Tuesday evening.
ST. JoHHs LUTHERAS-Rey. Sylyanus STALL
pastor, Services at l0S0 "A. IN. No evening SER
vice. Both Sunday schools at IA. M.
ST.. JAaKs.-Liiany and Holy Communion at
io;5o a. IN. Evening prayer at 6lbp. in.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
DsDsclr1os or 4 cnUxon onoAx.
n Fine new Instrument for 81. Johns German
Reformed Church.

N Hlne New Instrument for ~. Johns German
Reformed Church.
e For some months past MIR. q. A. Bach
man, OF Philadelphia, has been en-
&aged in the manufacture of a fine
WRan for St Johns German Reformed
Ohurch, of which Rev. @. l.. Neefi Is pastor,
corner Of West Orange aud Mulberry streets.
The organ Is now completed and will be
publicly dedicated 10 divine service to-mor-
row. Prof Il. w. Haas will have charge Of
the instrument at the morning service COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, and Prof Benkert,
organist OF Zion Lutheran church, will
handle the instrument at the evening service
comvnensing at 1890
The organ case is of walnut, OF very pretty
design, and stands 10 feet i'm height, the
width being II feet and the depth feet.
The organ has two manuels. tho swell and
the great The swell organ has
hvo stops, dulcineo, violin princi-
pal, stopped diapason treble stop
ped diapason bass, clarionet tremolo;:
The great organ has open diapason, stopped
principal piccolo, trumpet, and pedal sub
bass. The mechanical stops arc pedal to
great, pedal to swell, manuel coupler, bel.
lows, signal and pedal check.
preliminary test of the quality Of the
instrument was made Thursday evening
and although 1t was not then quite finished,
It gave much satisfaction to Profs Matz,
Benkert and Lindef, who handled II, and tC
tho organ committee consisting of Rev. q. l.
Jacob Scheid and Louis Jagnow, under WHOSE
superintendence twas erected. As 1t isnow
entirely finished and all its parts accurately
adjusted, grand music may be expected from
= II tomorrow under the master hands o
Profs. Haas and Benkert.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
A Little Railroad War.

A miniature railroad war broke out yester-
day afternoon between the Pennsylvania and
Reading companies on the few miles of track
which connect Norristown with Philadelphia.
It had been mutually agreed between tho two
corporations not to cut excursion rates below
sixty-five cents. A day or twoago, however,
the Reading people specially contracted to
transport secret society lodge to visit sister
cents per passenger, which included also
the return trip. Upon learning of
this, the Pennsylvania yesterday morning
flooded Norristown with handbills announc-
ing that excursion ticket would be sold to this
city, good on two early evening trains, for
twenty-five cents. At noon the Reading OFF,
cials. setortea with a like announcement, the
tickets being limited TO Sp. m, and thus the
issue was Joined. A slightly increased bust
ness over both roads was the only result of the
temporary contest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Iiua stuck PrlcAs.

CHIcAao-Cattle--Receip 6s00 head ship
ments, $500 head market slow and weak /;
shipping steers, l,ss59i $50 Ss . sog, Si & i'm S,
stockers and feeders, 81 20ept 10 cows bulls ana
mixed, &l 75Gli 25 Texans, l0Gl5c higher, E@ep
100 Western rangers steady native ana hall
breeds, 81 40fpl 80. o..
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments t. g 5000 ;
market active: rough and mixed, ~ 25Gi %
packing and shipping, u 55Gi IS light, " e'@
J. 30 skips at s3 20ell %. ,oo
sheep-Receipts, $50 head shipments, ~
81 09sl3 so per head.
EAST LIBKRTY-Cattle dull and unchanged
receipts, 95 head; shipments, 65 head.
Hogs-market active, firm and higher
Philadelphias, IS lOd5 Is; Workers, $5 iOgo 10
receipts, 900 head shipments, 600 head snip
lncnts TO New York Yesterday, is carloads
sheep slow; prime, % 1904 25 fair to gooa
s3d3 so common, 81 50GD2 lambs, $i@o receipts
l,iJ0 head shipments, ,iC0 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Bertha KersIler's stony.

Bertha Kershler, the girl referred to in the
INrELLIuENcER of Thursday, as being out
ragged by members ofthe meadow gang, went
before the board of poor directors to-day and
repeated substantially the same story as pub
lished on Thursday as to being outraged. The
poor directors did not take much stock in her
statement They decided upon keeping her
until the Cumberland county authorities can
be communicated with. IL it can be shown that
she came here from that county she will be
returned to Carlisle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
why He Paid Extra.

From the independent
The commercial traveller OF a Philadelphia
house, while in Tennessee, approached q
stranger as the train was about to start and
said: "Are you going on this train ?'' II
am" "Have you any baggage?" No"
and it won't cost you anything. You
see, I've two big trunks, and they always
make me pay extra for one of them. You
car get one checked on your ticket, and
we'll euchre them. Seer' "Yes, ] see but
i haven't my ticket 'But l thought you
said you were going on this train ?' $50
am; I'm the. conductor" "Ohv He paid
paid extra as usual.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Wanted In York County.

Officers from York are here to-day looking
for Theo. Cunningham, who is wanted in
that county for robbing an old man of $780,
Cunningham was arrested few years ago by
Chief Deichler for robbery committed in
Chester county, was tried, convicted and
served a term of imprisonment. Shortly
after he went to York county and committed
the theft for which he is now wanted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Sanare and Staunch-

From the Carbon Democrat.
We feel especially pleased to learn that
Mr.. Henry Il. Slaymaker has received the
presidential appointment of postmaster for
Lancaster city. He lisa square man, a staunch
and deserving Democrat, and under his
administration the Office will be conducted
In a manner entirely satisfactory to the Lam
caster public. There was certainly no mists he
made In this appointment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01

New York produce Market.


NEW YORK, Aug. l.-Flour market dull ;
Fine, ~ 406l3 90 supernne, s3 25p3 90; Common
to Fancy Extra Ohio, % 65ep4 90 Good to
Choice Extra Western, si@5 75 Minnesota, % 6S
Swheat-No. Rcd, Winter. Aug. eo1sc Sept,
e1 0lk; Oct, q 03sk.
Corn--No Mixed, Aug, 52skc Sept, b2]Sc /;
Oats-@No. 2 Mixed, Aug, ae6ae,1c.
Rye irregular.
Barley nominally unchanged.
Pork dull Mess, ei1 b01l1 75.
Lard-$6 So, Sept; $6 97, Oct.
Moasses dull l9hc for so test
Turpentin9 steady at SIC.
Rosfn DUH at sl l59l 17H fors rstrained TO good
Freights dull grain TO London, 2Kc.
Butter dull Western Imitation Creamery
l6GplsHc. ..,<
Cheese quiet Western Flat prime. 4qGxc;
Eggs firin State. 131zGpttc; western, l2Ql3c
Sugar dull; CutIoaf, 6kc Gfanuiateu,
GLc.
1allow firm; prime city, SIC.
Coffee quiet fair cargOes, sesc.
Hay dull No. !, WcFp&lW.
Petroleum dull Refined In Cases, e9s@l09sc.
Rice firm Carolina and Louisiana, common
to fair, ia4G5i4c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Memorial Service.

Last night q. Meeting 'of George III.
Thomas L ost si g. A. r., committee was
app Jinted to make arrangements for public
G1iemorial service over the death of General
x int. The committee consist of Hugh r.
llops A. ID. Gyger, ii. r, Breneman, a.
3 v. Hurst and J. G. Eichley, and with a COM
mittee to be appointed by Admiral Reynolds
post they will appoint the time and place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Nearly 100000,

The first months business of the internal
revenue office in this city, under the new
collector, was squared up yesterday. From
July to 81, the collections amounted to Sg7,-
356.30 Mono of it got away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
ReIeased ON Habeas Cornus

Jacob Sheaffer who was before Judge
Patterson on writ of habeas corpus on Mon
day and who was remanded to prison, was
before the same judge this afternoon. 1t
appearing TO the court that Sheailer had been
sufficiently punished he was discharged
from custody.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Charged With Beating Woman.

Roland Proctor, arrested on oath of Mary
Bomberger, had hearing before Alderman
McConomy to-day, and was committed to
jail in default of bail to answer at court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01

Combined Band cheap excursion TO Atlantic
City on Saturday, August IS. Round trip tickets,
good for three days. Through train leaves Ian.
caster (King street) at b:45 a. M; Columbia at
5.i5 Fare only $500. Landisvillc. 6:l3 a. m;
Mannheim, 6s7 Lititz, 6:i2 and Ephrata, 706.
Fare, $500. Special train win return same day.
augl,b,s.iS<w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Camp Fire.

Capt. Aldus Neff post, of Strasburg, will
hold camp fire this evening, and it will be
attended by several members of the Grand
Army posts of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
II eligious,

Services win be held at the usual hours in st.
Mary's church tomorrow. Mass at and 1880
n. IN. vespers at Up. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01

CHICAGO, Aug. 1, $40 a. m.-Market opened;
Wheat..Augnst, s711c Sept. ssAc Oct, se'hc
Corn-August, 4514c ;Sept. 45,s; oct, 44skc.
Pork-Ang., sl0 OOGiO o.; Sept, so 20; Oct.
$l022.
Iard-sept., ss so Oct, 90 67.
Ribs-Aug., IS 65 Sept, s. 20 Oct, $3.50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
DEATHS.

sHEAFFER.--In this city, on August 1st, Jacob
Sheaffer, in the 2Dth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral. from his parents
residence No. b0i Manor street, on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. augi.2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
A Raymond s whItoomb september Tour.

Messrs, Raymond Whitcomb announce q
most delightful pleasure trip for the early part
of September The party will leave Philadel.
phia Wednesday, september2 and visit success
sively saatoga, Lake George, Lake Champlain.
Darlington, W., Ausabe Chasm, Montreal, the
Lachine Rapids, the picturesque st. Law
renee and the famous saguenay rivers, Que
bee, the Falls of Montmorenci, Lake Memphre-
magog and Boston. There Will be carriage
drives at Saratoga, Montreal, Quebec and Boston,
steamboat trips ON the several lakes "a boat ride
down the rapids in Ausable Chasm, and other
Incidental features to the advantage of the
sightseer. The same firm has also projected
four grand winter trips to California. Descrip.
tive circulars maybe obtained of IL. 4. Shields,
agent tor Raymond's Vacation Excursions III
South Ninth street, (under the Continental
Hotel), Phi'adelphia ma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
Cheap Excursion

The \. Nj. Q. A. cheap excursion TO Long Branch
ana ocean Grove ON Wednesday, August 10
Round trip tickets, good for six days. Fare
only s55o. Special through train leave Laneas,
ter thing street at iO5 Columbia, 4:05 Ian
disyille, 4;SS Mannheim, 4;i0; Lititz, 5:O2 |;
Ephata. e:25. Special train will return same
day Leave Ocean Grove at 0 y. m.
,sl5&lS&Itw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01

that possesses all the merits claimed for IL is
the number of copies or imitators such an article
has. At the same time maintaining its lead.
There are upwards OF a Doxen limitations of the
EighInie Patent Bosom Shirt in the market,
each one claiming a superiority over the
Eighmie, AT the same time there is not one
able 10 visibly effect its popularity. Our sales
of this vastly superior Shirt are continually in
creasing, the past years sales reaching nearly
Four Thousand shirts. These we sold in addi-
tion to other Shirts of a lower grade. 1t Is a
singular fact that all persons who once try the
Eighmie are more than pleased and positively
refuse to wear any other II is made Of the
linen with Butcher linen interlining. 1t ia
carefully and neatly made and warranted a
Perfect Fit. Price, 81 90 each or $40 per u
dozen, Our cheaper grade White Shirts are zoe.
5Oc. and Csc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-01
mrsoELLAxEoUs.

ICoR RENT.
II Two and a-half story BRICK HOUSE.
No. 20 West Chestnut street Apply at the
jy2tfd INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.