Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28


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QUARRYvILLD, Feb. 2e.-This plfcA the
sosns Of 20 many election "nshts," 10 now
excited over rather novel pugiiissic en-
counter besween two lsdies which took
pisoe few days sinca In sullivanistio
style they pummsled each other, and only
when the finger Of one waa In danger Of
being bitten on did she "eive tongue" A.
. result . Lancaster constable vlsited
Quasryvilis to-day and arrested one Of the
pertiea
The hearing Of the parties arrested for
alleged interfering with the election ofiicers
will take place on Friday at 1890 q 10. at
the office Of Alderman Dsen, Of Lancaster.
A terrible accident happened TO Miss
Clara Young, OF Colersin, . stspdaughter
Of Weshington Swisher. with whom shs
residea Miss Young By some means
procured dynamite cartridge, which
he'd been lying around the house,
and in picking Il with pin
II exploded, tearing her hand in frightful
msnner nsoessitating the smputatiou Of The
first three fingers Of the right hand and
the thumb and foreHneer Of the left ona
DR.. Wentx attended her and che II doing
~ we'll - oan bs expected. Those caps,
though small, are powerful; In each Of them
u small amount of nitro iycerins, which
IL covered with piece OF paper, and the
inquisitive person finding one Invariably
proceeds 10 examine Il with the usual
disastrous result
A great deal OF sickness 10 the report Of
the doctors Of this neighborhood at present.
pneumonia bsing the principal silmsnt
Henry Keen, one OF our we'll known cit.
Gems, has been very low with II, but 10
improving. MrA james Kisk, Mrn VIM.
Kunkle and several other elderly persons
ere poorly.
vendues are a. plentiful ~ usual this
spring. The general report II that stock u
selling % well % herstoiore with the excep
tion Of cows Tho smilipg isce OF Joseph
Clinton IL missing, and without him
"wandus" In scarcely complete. Others
manufacture the ''oyster" soup. but no one
dispenses II with the grace Of Joe, who 10
bis trick with the solitaire oyster WAS great.
The store room oi6. J. p. Rsub u being
enlarged and greatly improved. When
completed II Will be one OF the largest and
hnest In tho county.
Every person has their Toe houses filled
at last
This year promises 10 be one Of great
improvement In this neighborhood; already
more than . dozsn new buildings are
spoken OF in the vicinity. A. J. Harrar, OF
Coloraiu, pec,s TO build fine residence,
barn and out buildings on his farm. Con.
tractor Cyrus q. Barr EXPECTS TO run from
ton 10 fifteen men during the season, and
J. B.Sch winehesrt probably - many.
Tho Glover club ball was grand success
In every way. Parkesburg, Oxford and
Christiaua sent large crowds and the COCA.
sion wss most delightful ona
At the recent election the vote for con-
stable was tic between William Murphy,
the present Incumbent and Daniel Oatman.
The citizens OF the town and township,
however, seem to favor the appointment
and retention OF Mr.. Murphy, who has
| proved 70 be most excellent officer.
II oil the railroads are built that are now
being talked OF there will be no use for
horses In this country next year. They are
TO run In al directions, east and west,
north and south, with stations at every
| orchard. But Gil railroads contem plated
lesd TO Qasrryville, not Now Providence.
| The whistle OF tho traction engine only will
shrek over the hills OF Oonowingo and
there will be no station at Miles Downs for
. yoar or two. Tho editor of tho Examiner
can mako up his mind that the only way
he can get to his old homo IL to come TO
Quarryville and be met
Il. T. Hsnsel. for Skiles a Frey, and l..
M. Peters, for Il. II. Brubaker, arc buying
large lots Of tobacco In this neighborhood.
Tho Reading railroad company has In.
creased the freight rates for shipping
tobacco from this point almost one hundred
| per cont, and a. . result tho farmers a. 4
| rule haul their tobacco to Lancaster.
There's some talk OF now creamery in
town.
Thieves are said to have entered the
residence Of Il. q Alen Barr, esq aud stolen
a large lot OF potatoes. Mr.. Barr IL par
tlcuiarly unfortunate; besides being o do
fepdant In three or four suits Iaud prose
cutor In half o dozen moro, he recently
suffered q great loss In the death OF his
| valuable horse, "Bud."