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work Of an ineendiarv for the .o..1.
h'i9 Deen turned into the barn vardl
anu the horses had been turned loose
IA the stable 50 that they MIGHT
escape when the stable doors were
oPehed- There was a quantity of
oats and wheat IN the barn. and bav
and straw The building was insur-
ed for $500.
tuesday afternoon, the 18th Of
February, VIM Partner was crossino,
the railroad at AIiffiin station with =
Two horse wagon, but before the
wagon was over the track. New York
ana Chicago Limited Express struck
u near the center and broke If 10
pieces Partner however obsarvad
the train approac ing b fer it coIIid
ed With the wagJ n and made narrow
escape from injury, and perhaps
death, by jumping ont Of the way OF
danger The horses hitched TO the
wagon escaped injury and were not
even scared, but walked on a short
distance and halted. The train was
stopped because Of the accident.
AIr. Ed Sieber, Of Fermanagh and
Miss Beckie North, Of this town were
married last Wednesday evening
The c;llithumpian nuisance presented
itself early and began their internal
NOISE The prayermeeting IN the
Presbyterian church was disturbed
by the reyelers on the street, but
when they We're spoken to thew
ceased their noise until after PRAYER
meeting was closed. Then the clatter
was again begun and was kept up at
intervals TIL the happy couple took
the $40 eastward bound train for a
wedding trip. The calithumpians
vii keep on with their work till some
one viii have them before a Justice.
where they viii have the fun of paw
ing fines and costs.
From The Bloomfield Advocate of
February 20, inst. A pleasant party
OK some thirty or more immediate
relatives and friends gathered in the
Parlors Of Rev r T. NcClean's re
sldence, this place, last Wednesday
evening, 70 witness the marriage Of
AIr. JAS. ). Magec, son Of Hon. J. 4.
Magee, editor ot the Perry County
Democrat, 10 Miss Mary Mortimer.
Cf Mr. r. Mortimer, editor
Of she Bloomfield Times. At eight
o'clock, accompanied by MIR. VIM. r.
Aages and Miss Alice Barnett, ofthis
borough, the contracting parties stood ,
before ths divine and were quickly
.Clnsd IN the bonds OF matrimonv. .
Amer ths ceremony the comparv
pArsouE Of = delightful rep.st at the .
parsonage, and time sped quickly un- /.
party started Tor Newport, where (
Ar. Asgee and wife boarded the
rain for Washington, ID. {. Re T,
turning on Saturday night a large
And most pleasant reception vas held /.
It the residence Of Hon. Jno. A.
Gagee.
The young couple embark upon
.he marital sen Of life with most flat
.erlng prospects. Ar Jas. 5. Maree
: the able assistant II his father in
he local and mechanical management
4 the Democrat, and Is rising
-oung politician, being At this time
.Ounty chairman IF his party. Mrs.
dsgse Is Eell-knoTn for her arnia-
'I-itT, and Is possessed Of those rare
virtues and desirable atta;nmeuts so
admirable n woman hood. We ex-
end our best wishes 10 Dir. AIacee
nd wife, wishing them . long life,
with peace, prosperity /.
nd happiness. l.
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The HomIiest Wan IN Njmfato-vn and
Patterson, as well as the hsndsomes-. and
Others are invited TO call on any druggist
and get y &c trial bottle OF Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat aad Luags, a remedy
that is selling entirely upon Us merits and
j. guaranteed 70 cure and relieve sii CbroD
ic and Acute Coughs, Asthma. Bra.chitis
and Consumption Price so cents and 81
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.M-fRRIED

BAREFOOT-PUFgEN NBERGER.-Feb.
2Oth, 1889 - the Lutheran parsonage. bv
Rev Philip Graft. John T Bire oor. OF
fayeite township 10 Mis- Kate Y. Puffen-
berger, Of Ferrnauagh townshir
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dIFFLMTowN GRAIN MARKET
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

n i AI LII III N NAhhLI TO
PHILADELPHIA, February %, 1889.
3 to Sc per ID. Penn
sylvanla wheat S10S. Corn 30 to
42c- Oats 81 to 36c. Live chickens
lie per Ib. Eggs 13 to 14c. Butter
II to Sic. Potatoes 30 to soc.
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EsON.

SON.
- -
SfLVAHIA RAILROAD
I / 81 E TABLE
hd si'or sunday Nov'r 95b ,os.
al stop az Nt1iin " in run as f,nos oSs
EASTWARD.
PN' cyNucDArIoS leaves Al,oo,
=. a. NO., Tyrone 562
A"t .a. q. m, 2ount Union a,
"'.l Hamilton T,O2
own t.-2 o. m, Lewistown T4s
ord sos a ~. NiHin S.l2
a. 0,lI a. IN, Mexioo s.22 a
r. $50 a, m. Fautyke s,So 4
Fontowu s,55 a. M, Durwa-d SAG a
erstown SAG m, Newport 500.
F'7c NJ HarrlsburK az 10 06a
tLi'ldripnlI, l25 p. n.
uoEE ESPBEss leaves Altoona d,av
m., and stopping all rsspS.,
between Altoona and HarrtsArx.
Al-i1 lf S'l1 a. M, BEausbgry
H., ant arr:vcs IA Philadelphia At
HrNrs leayea Pltjsburs daily Al
b Altoona az 2,UU .. m, aaa s.ou-
a reg gar s,af'oas arrives al Nmgr
r., a-.s.slurs 100 P. us., PAfs.
- p- m.
rr.. ,ravgs PitJsburg AZ Gepu
. q" pms Tyrone % pm; uuss
30 3 ws Le0istown 4spm;Xn
as harrisburg lO45 2 N; PAaa.
8 Goa ru.
fr.fa", aEpgyss viii stop Al REa
g.. w., when tagged
WESTWARD.
llS- leaves Philadelphia a.ily at
o. Harrisburg 20 p m sInlR
Lr~lsl.wu - y n; Al5osaa
I -rr.Eus 20 IutsLurE - ! 50 Pe.
F.-sr-gFr leave, Philadelphia
a sos u.s Harrisburg, 8 Is =. n.;
ugl, 5s a. M; Newport, 9 as a.
erstuwu, @ 40 =. M; Thompsons0wu,
m; Wan Dyke, ID 90 a. N; Tuscan
Oi a. me; Mexico, 10 o. a. m; Port
10 ISL M; HI1iin, 10 80 q. m;
Iu 2H %. % Narrovs. 10 "a a. m.;
bvu. Do si q. M; HcVeytoWn, IL IA
eH too Hamilton, u SO a. m; Hus-
tZ Do %. ms Tyrone, 07 pm.
b. 40 D. G., aud Stop, a al regular
between Harrisburg and Altooua.i
sB Ezgulse leaves Philadelphia dSi,
5. o. u.. Harrisburg, 10 30 p. NJ,
Z st Egasei,'e, Hrrysville, Duncan
Er.rt. NI.i.rst1wu, Thomp,Ont0vn,
bsa', '.,l- 80 IiFlJn, a SO ,. ~ Al
u..- sad Pittsburs, 6 lean.
.atE caves Philadelphia daily a,
a.-, n 1ar-.slurz lI.29 A. ~, New
f" u m., Ell.;u I2.sI p. M, stop
a. regular stations between aiaiin
...s -.H...s Altoona At $50 P. n,
$40 b.. u.
o.. t..,HsoDArIoS leaves Phil-
"a f..'v v.f 90 2. ~, harrisburg at
M. b.lc7-uoa 4-tJ ?. M, New
%. r.. Nr.rrstoWn j,@6 2. m,
s..t1au $3.50 p. m., Fandykc b,4t
-rHuurH 1.i, =. M, Mexico o,5O ?.
Royal s.54 >. H., Eluia 600 P,
Nisr.7l % 20 p. ~, Nc FcytoUn o,
90 Newton Hamilton 1,lo p. M,
40 D.. m, Altoona 90 P. IN.
Esr-.a,Iaaves Philadelphia II Is
..r-~ 10 m Duncnnnou
E.H ..r. 1ui mi Sithin SSG
.uvu 5ul ans acVeytoUn 70
Is. Union 8 - IN huntington 8
Petersburg o % m; pruce CreeS
h Tyrone . 90 um; BslPs NILS
4..uoaa . O5 a m; FittSbug
e..-. Express east, on Sundays
meet v.t. sunday Mail east leaving
l.- 20 l5 2. u.
LEWI-TOwN DIVISION.
.-lye Lovistown Junction Tor Mil
l| Ia, DO Jj a IN, 10 . III F.; for
a.- tH D. u, g 90 ? m.
rrr. Ea o.. Lcgvlst0wu Junction from
S g.. I'D, - pm, so P mi from
q. 30 m, u pun.
TYRONE Division.
Ie4ra Tyrone for BelIotoute sAd
.u -l s. Do IN, 10 ? m. Leave
D.. .uv,u-viIc and Clearneld al
.. lu,l -5 ? u.
.c Tyrone tor Warriors Mark,
... Furnace and Scotia at . OOa
... "a, Tyrone from Belleionts
...a a.I- 95 y III, aud 81 P m
ar..r. .. THRONE from Curveni-
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Ibr tbeImcmster was down degrees
se!o" ssra oE Sunday morning
Don't mi-s the battle Of Gettysbur- In
9 !. 4. Hall on tho 7yeaing Of March ?
1889.
Tie report of the proceedings OF tho JOINT
E.tltu;c bed a, Ret field came to late for
EssTlioa this ls,u..
John Harrin, bTorbe' OF Hon. Joseph S.
Nsr;in sss ia ,o-n La; wcek, 10 attend the
funeral - EFs. Joseph MariIn.
A nc amrraen; Of Union Veteran Legion
( '.as lasrttuisJ in his pli,e by comraIs from
Altoona, last "Wednesday evening
! sariia Crawford, CLERK in = drag store at
Allegheny City stopped Of in this place
over ssbta'h. he w.. oa his way to
! PllsdeiphIa.
James Pzunehoker who has been working
| in th, Numbering business ct Irvona, Pa,
visit,d 1 AZ the home Of bis father, Phuo
. PanpetGker, in Ills pl,cs last week
Guy reserved tickets for TIE bltts Of
Getty sburs al Dir. Rod gers drug store.
Tbs -cesos Will b. described bv lame, 7.
I5.s tis Fsno"nsd battle aeld guide.
An railroad traczs wer. bI j.k ,dsd by
wreck Of "A freight cars near Petersburg a
few evenings ago. Several hours we're re-
quIrsd to move the wreck from the track.
BY consulting the sale register, the read
sr Sll notice tha; the public sale OF Ms.
Sarah I. Jauison's horses aud lcattle SC,
viii take place on the 18th OF March. 1889.
In driving INTO town or the rorgh roads,
ou sst Saturday, J. L. YanArt had the
sxils tree 0f his buSS wagon TO break. He
had the wagon repaired az Showers and
sehoIPs.
L. J. Fora-y, WAS sent 20 Jail on Sunday
night, b. So ulro NcCruu, on Information
rsade b, Ara. Foruey. The Squire and
Sheriff Noble were called from church to
exeeEts the requirements Of the Law.
Zone Of these dollars is a counterfeit.
na'am.'' gov eau you tell 20 ..SimPIy /
by sound. Jgst tap it and hear how clear /,
the genuine sound. That's isner. Notice l
when l tap tbs other ono. That's base.''- F.
Texas Siftinss-
"A peculiar Old nan, known only as
Boxem Brown. has long made a living by 4
reddlirg coflius through the Territory cf
New Mexico. He travels Eith a team cf .
nRl--, big wagon and about twenty cheap /
collins Of assorted Sizes
The Patriotic Sons Of America and the
American Mechanics Faraded the streets in .
ane style on the 23ud, aud engaged II the .
ceremony o. h.gius the public school /
houses in this place and Patterson accord
lag to programe published in these columns
two issues ago.
There is a story sioat from Washington
that while in Committee on Indian Trader
ship. Ser ators Chaud 'er asd Blackburn had .
a tall out and that Chandler called Black
bum a slave driver, and for thai Black
burn took Chandler By the righ; ear
and pulled him around The Committee room.
TIE funeral OF Mrs. Joseph :. Martin
wss att, EdCd last Saturday afternoon by
large ooncourse Of people, who knew her
personally, or who knew Of her people who
have been identified with the substantial
interests OF this community during a period 4
of almost three generations. In addition
to repre sentativcs from almost every family
IN this community, there wcrPsesent from
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A Financial Goat.

4 banker in Lille, France, had the
misfortune TO wet eighteen bills of
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PRIVATE SALE,
Notice to Trespassers.

haFing leased 400 acres OF wood lani
OF David Wilson, and 400 acre. OF wood
iahc 6i John hcClure, adjoining lauds C;
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in IT,
vicinity OF Boxers Gsp. hereby caution
all persons against trespassing on the above
mentioned leased lands FOR the purpose OF
cutting timber and so forth
JoHs BEAsHOr
hifiiintown, May %, 1888.
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unr.. ara Fspps'rcas Office : u |,
tct io5 work done. T'y IT,
ii ruU .. 1u, thWT ~
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-LIM,N.nrrG BRANCn.
sruuttoE notice.

/ sons .-r lr-.bv c,utoued, ne, 20 %
n. rrf- OF :hr undersigned = !,
l.. .r GrlI. townships, for ~ -
b s....rmF berries, hunting nsu- %
a.. other way respassinG' %
.sr trc,ys.s law viii be 20
-.,rI. xbo violate said laT
HAEHIsoS srssrzUA
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.SYLVAEIA RAILROAD

1 / 81 f T ABLE
d a-'or sunday Nov'r 35,b rsss
az TOP a; Niniin win rr, - :. ., ISIS
TAGTyV Am
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POULTRY PAYS
TEG.7L.
A SSIGNbE NOTICE.

Mexico, February 4. 1883.
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OakIaR Il Notes.

February 27-s,.
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LIMITED LOCALS.

On Thursday Andy @. Frey and Jacob
Il. Rotc caught 10 large salmon below Co
luinbia.
A surprise party was given last evening
for Miss Katie Sachs, of South Mary street,
the occasion being her twenty first birth
day. Sixteen couples were present. The
evening was spent In dancing, music,
games, etc. AZ midnight the party sat
down to an elegant repast, Messrs. Al
bright and Shindle rendered some fine
vocal selections.
Tho dwelling house, No. 81 South Lime
-Ly b. !. Rowe, nuctioneer, for Allen A.
Herr, WAS withdrawn at $500. Two lots
Of groud on East Walnut street were with
drawn at u COS bid.
The amount realized by the sheriff's sale
Of the personal property of Philip Doersom
on Thursday was q, ,30O.H.
David 8. Fulmer, who tends bar for
Charles +. Hoster, and lives on East Chest
nut street, was n years of ago yesterday.
His friends gave him surprise at his
fhther's home In the evening. About
thirty couples attended the affair, which
passsd of very pleasantly under the
management Of Miles Frankford and +.
Fulmcr. Everybody enjoyed themselves.
Tho patriotic organizations Of the city
who furnished flags for all the school
buildings in the city have appointed u
committee to secure handsome flag for
the new Chestnut street building.
Last evening, in honor ofSinchastoral, a
Hebrew holiday, the Harmonic club gave
their first hop in Lochers building
II was well attended, some of those
present being from distance. Grosh's
orchestra furnished the music, and
all enjoyed q splendid supper.
Danny Mohn, who for years has been
connected with the Stevens house, has
taken charge Of the restaurant in the base.
ment of that hotel. He has made num-
Der improvements in il and it looks very
well.
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Winter Trlps 10 California.

That there is TO be a large amount OF travel
To California the coming season on the Ray
mond 4 Whitcomb excursions, is already a
surety. The first dates Of departure are Thurs
day, November II, and Thursday, December ".
The elegant Raymond Hotel, at East Pasadena,
Cal, will open Friday, November y, in rcadi-
ness for the first November party, which viii
arrive there on the I'D. All the parties viii
make their transts across the continent In
magnificent yestibulcd trains Of Pullman
palace cars, with dining cars included. The
Raymond n Whitcomb trains are the most
luxurious yet constructed, and no pains are
spared to render the journey comfortable and
cnjoyabl". There are four returning routes with
fifteen east-bound parties under special escort,
and the tickets nrc equally good for use indc-
pendently on any train. In fact, the ticket
holder can exercise his own performance In
everything, selecting his own places of soiourn,
and moving about as he pleases, the return
tickets being good for use until July. AT the
same time he can procure hotel coupons good
at leading resorts ut reduced rates, for u day or
for months In February there will be an cX-
cuIson, under the firms management, from
San Francisco to the Sandwich Islands In I'D
dition 10 the California excursions, three tours
through Mexico are announced for January IL,
February 10, and March 10. Descriptive circu.
lars may be obtained OF Raymond a Whitcomb,
Ill South Ninth street under Continental
HotelD, Philadelphia. It'd
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READY FOR THE JURY.
AnuVIESs u snE csuSssl N T1E nslrz.
ns CASE IN PaselEA
A salt FOR Damages Against Tobacco
lnapectcrs--A verdict InsaaCase to De-
termine Ownership Of Property.

In the trial Of the S1pltxfus suit for dam.
ague agaiust the Pehhsy lvania RAILROAD
Oympany, the defense to-day called Mrs
Joocb Smucker, the only eye witness Of the
ocoadont. She testified that the Stoltzfus
women. whom they r:ssed her house s,a; on on
81 specd and she ran 70 the yard to call to
them Of their danger but they were then
TOO M away 10 hear her.
h rcbutSal the commonwealth proved
ehaf the engineer Of the train said In this
eity on !hs afternoon Of the accident 81 that ma, ne
post and only blew is about the time the
team was struck by the engine. The case
Wus argued this afternoon by counsel.
pKroRE JUDGE PATTERSON.
The Jury in the suit of Elizabeth Grow
Va John Hildobrand, issue TO determine
the Ownsrshtp OF property levied upon by
the sheriff, found In favor OF Mrs Grow
for ali the property claimed by her except
two cows. b. I. Davis and John n. Fry
&; ;sr dsssns.ni c':,ns;,aa D. G. and g. r. E'h'"'"
The suit Of the Conestoga Cigar company
w. Charles finke Il Co., +. SHREDDER and J.
G. Irwin, agents, was attached for trial late
on Thursday afternoon. The fact. of the
csss e proven BY p. plaintiffs ~ Witnesses Illnesses
inspectors, and acting as such they in.
spected lot of tobacco for Ii. =. Kendig
10, and affixed their names TO the card at
taclied 10 the sample certifying that the
tobacco In the cases designated were equal
to the sample. The Conestoga cigar COM
pany purchased ten cnses OF the tobacco
mmpfed by defendant II was taken to
their factory and upon examination was
found 70 be mouldy. B. =. kendig d Co.
were Notified, and they in turn notified the
inspectors. These inspectors called at
plaintiffs factory and told the manager to
throw out all the damaged tobacco and send
. bill 20 them. They did throw away 1858
pounds and sent the bill, at 10Y cents per
pound 10 the defendants, who refused TO
nav Il, and then suit was brought before
Alderman Fordney. He decided In favor
Of the plaintiff and from that decision tho
defendant appealed, and that appeal is now
being tried,
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DIR. NEELEY's LECTURE.
He Will Deliver II in the Methodist
Church This Evening.

He VIII Deliver II In the Methodist
Church This Evening.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 18.--Rev. L. B. Neeley,
presiding elder of this district Of the Mctho-
aIsA church. will deliver lecture this even.
;r. q, ,ho Vse,ho5,.t cburcb on the sub;ec,
"H !. 'uv S.s .,. n,,.''. om .e oa .''s
Me'hou'su, OF '"e srcA. renB,ous ."oue' %
lecture In under the auspices Of the Ladies',
Aid society, and should be largely attended.
Nav Nseiav In mn elouuent sreaker apd
-. ,.a..,r~ Iii, ,,~ovo ,n,.ros,,n,, 10 al,
M, '.,, " '
VINO Stehd. lno Auhiss'oh VIII DO iree'
but silver Offering Will be accepted nj the
door.
The nag of company c il displayed at
half mast at the armory to- day owing 10
the death OF Gen. John +. Hartranftis major
general of the National Guards n Pennsyl-
vanis,
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Drutha.

BRowN.--ln this city, on the 18th Inst. Ed
win II. Brown, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. "a South Lime street, on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Interment
private. 2ts
puING,--At Roseville, ON the 18th inst
Emma, daughter OF Arnold and Catharine pu-
Ing. in the Goth year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence OF her parents, ROseyillc, Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. Services at the
house. Interment AT Mellingers graveyard.
2ts
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The York Tennis Tourna ament.

The York Tennis Tournament
On the grounds Of the Out Door club Of
York on Thursday the finals Of the doubles
In the tournament resulted 10 follows:
Messrs Baker and Hartman Va. Messrs.
d. +. Small and Myers, o.. 6-e. rs.
A second prize was offered In doubles
also, 70 be played for all who lost TO the
winning team. Tho special feature Of the
tournament was the playing Of Mr.. Post, Of
Baltimore. The finals between Mr.. Post
and Mr.. Dickey, Of Lancaster, wore heartily
enjoyed by all present.
Second series: T.. Il. Small va w. q.
Baker, Ga, 90; p. A. Small vs.. II. 9. Richie,
rs, 40, OIL; John Dickey w. w. r. Myers,
go, 6-3 A. II. 8. Post, bye.
Third series--A. II. 3. Post VS.. d. f.
Small, 80, 90; John Dickcy va. p. A.
Small. 81, 6-I.
Finals-A. II. s. Post vs.. John Dickey,
6-3, 6-3.
A second prize In singles WAS offered TO
be contested for by all who lost 10 the
winner. The finals for ID prize will be
played of to-day, tho 18th, between Mr..
Dickey and Mr.. Small.
The finish between York and Lancaster
In the doubles were very close and inter-
esting. requiring three sets 10 decide who
should wear the medals.
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Tho widening OF North Queen street

Tho Widening OF North Queen Street.
The exceptions filed to the report of
viewers, on the assessment Of damages for
land taken In tho widening Of North Queen
street (by reason of tho change Of street
liDe) between Chestnut and Walnut,
were withdrawn to-day and the report abb
solutely confirmed. Those who were AS
sessed damages are; Samuel B. Gross,
$l4l.l5; &. Iiller, sl96 Philip Lcbzelter,
S43s50: Andrew Walter, S2Dl Samuel q.
Gcnsemer, s3S5.bO; J. X. Bitncr S2s6. Al
these damages are TO be paid by tho county.
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Fifteenth Anniversary.

The Reformed congregation At Willow
street will celebrate the holy communion
on Sunday, October "a, and at the same
time will celebrate tho fifleenth anniversary
OF tho founding Of the congregation. The
ing at 1880 o'clock, at which time Rev. J. NJ.
Souder, of New Providence, will preach
the sermon. Sermon on Friday evening
by Rov. J. W. Meminger; on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. J. p. stein I;
on Sunday morning by Rev. A. u. Shenkle
and on Sunday evening by the pastor, Rev.
u. w. Gerhard.
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A Dispute and a suit.

f. w. Dawson, an agent who has
been In town few days, selling
bologna, had u difficulty with Welsh,
tho local dcliveryman, to-day. Daw-
son claims that he engaged welsh's team
10 deliver to grocers tho goods he sold
for flfty cents and when the work
was done Mr.. Dawson handed the
driver 80 cents. This the driver
would not accept, claiming &l.S0 for his
services. The sum Mr.. Dawson thought
was exorbitant and he refused 10 pay II.
Suit was brought against him before Alder
man Halbach aud Monday next has been
designated for the hearing.
This afternoon the claim and costs wer
paid aud the suit withdrawn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-18
elA,OOO Supposed to BE Hidden.
rroru the Aaunt JnN Star ~.

The old mansion houseo enhe farm of
Mr.. n. II. Myers, close to fhe n, is being
torn down. II is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Of large pine logs, 20 tI 25 feet in
length. Tradition has 1t that N or about
the house large treasure is buried. Many
years ago the house was occup PIED by man
named Martin, who was childless. He at
one time owned 800 acres of land but
cold on all but 100 acres, and the origi-
nal deeds are in Mr.. Myers posses
sion. To continue the story, Martin
had 20 900, but when he died only 81. 900
was Sound, and the remaining treasure Is
supponed 70 be hidden. John Geyer, also
den, the fhther Of George Geyer, OF Fiorin,
wes about old Martin great deal, and al
Eeys said the money was hidden by the