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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25


The condition Of the iron trade In Eu-
rope has opened out possibilities for the
manufacturers Of this country that are
very novel. We note that Ave manu-
facturers of Pittsburg have united TO
send out an agent TO south America to
introduce their goods and like
thing has been done by the Philadelphia
manufacturers, who have two repre-
sentatlves leaving for that region In a
few days. They say that they will be
able to export at profit iron products
upon which skilled labor has been ex-
pended, and which recommend them
selves by their superior quality and
finirh.
We have not yet reached tho point
where the rawer manufactures can be
exported, but It will come in time.
We see that Mr.. Farquhar, who manu-
factures agricultural implements largely
In our neighboring town of York, has
for some time been large exporter Of
his machines TO South America, where
he doubtless has obtained market
upon the special character Of his pro-
ducts. The manufacturers who are
now entering the field will have to enter
into direct competition with the foreign
manufacture Of like articles, and
with no protection in the special
character Of these goods save as to
their quality. They will have TO meet
foreign prices and expect TO do 30. II
they can get hold Of the South Ameri-
can market, they will be able TO keep 1t
even when the lower prices prevail,
as by that time II will be found that
protection to American industry will re-
quire 1t to be released from imposts
upon its raw materials.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25
Duels by the MhnIasale

hiausenburg, the seat of the ancient Diet
IN iransylvania, has been in a turmoil ali
Mtek oy reason OF the duels that have
mken place. Alta ball given by the citizens
the hobiemen of the district wore invited
ana were delighted to attend. One naughty
count, however, sent his man servant in
MS pace. Ihis modern edition of Leporello
was admired by all the ladies and hated of
tne men, VINO were completely oclipsed by
his appearance and manner.
next day and the indignation i'm Klansen.
burg knew no bounds. Challenges we're
sent by the citizens to all the noblemen
within reach and they have all felt con-
the honor of their order. AT least six
dueis have been Tough; each day. on
Thursday one Journalist fought three duels
ana came through them all unharmed.
alder how peace with honor may be at
tainsd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

rnraAssapnsA, fssslAs. rsS.K1W
StuHs for Outing Wear.
Some bright some demure, but
all a. full of romp Is . yard full
Of school children.
Stop for 4 minute by the
very modest priced ones. Count
more than one hundred and
thirty styles and qualities.
10, IaH, and I5c.
Every thread cotton, but there
is a wonderfully f1annel-like feel
to most of them, and the get
up is in closest imitation Of the
favorite Ceylon Flannel pat
terms. There are plaids, checks,
and dozens Of pretty stripes
single and combined.
Northeast Of centre
Wool Surah. Like a very
fine grade Of serge, but clothy
to the touch. Entirely new,
and "just lovely" the sales
people say. They know. In
twenty-three shades, including
the most delicate Of the season.
AZ inches, 75c.
Southeast OF centre.
Some of these Umbrella han
dies are slightly dented, but
there isn't a flaw in the part
that sheds water. A silk-and-
cotton stuff that neither fades
nor cuts. As handsome as
most silk, and with two or
three times as much wear in it.
26-inch, 81 and $3.50
28-inch, $2.75
Chestnut street side east Of Main Aisle.
Choice Copyright Fiction. A
series Of I2mo volumes with
Illuminated paper covers. By
a dozen or SO popular Ameri-
can writer's. The books regu-
larly sell at 50 cents each. Onr
price rs cents by mail Io cents.
| Autrefos Temple House
The Yelled Beyond A Swallows Wing
| Two Men The Diamond Button
As Common Mortas Baldys Point
No. 10 State Street Times Scythe
| Odds Against Her Rented-A Husband
| Plucky Ono An Hours Promise
Bewitched Burketts Lock
| Brown stone Boy and Other Queer People.
| New Man at Rossmere.
| The Admirable Lady Biddy Fame.
| The Secret OF the Lainas
| The Last of the Van Stacks.
| The Smuggler of Kings Cove.
| The Banker Of Bankersville.
These from the Diary of In
spector Byrnes, by Julian
Hawthorne
| The Great Bank Robbery
Anothers Crime.
An American Pennnan.
| Section 5jS.
| Thirteenth street side.
John Wanamaker.
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them, may plausibly argue that in some
poopectsi Il moves backwards. They will
not fail to remind the people Of the days
whsn the great prison was great abbey,
and yet, the chronicles say, pune Of
gold might be dropped in the road with
out fear that Il would be stolen.
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bartholomew Raves ana Curses.

Murderer Bartholomew, the accomplice
OF Mrs. billiard, persistently refuses TO
prepare himself for death, and he spends
his time ravipg and cursing at tho Judges,
lawyers and ministers like maniac. He
declares that he will kill himself Mrs.
billiard has requested that her son, Jakey
be permitted to be her companion in prison
for life
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

TINvESTORS
Il HE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA
IloN OF Dakato is a large real estate mort
gage company making loans upon the same
principle as the small local building associa.
lions lions Oh inc East. IL issues paid-up stock IN
Earnings range from 6per cent.to is per cent per
ahnuni, depending upon length of time owner
carries stock. portisn OF dividends are paid
semi-annuaily in cash. stock always has
liked cash value TO he paid stockholders by
stock issued on debenture plan being backed
by mortgages deposited with a trustee.
Correspondence invited.
Philadelphia ONCE
No. All Walnut Street janl-Smeod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

The difficulty OF administering medicine to
young children IL entirely overcome by using
Dr. BnlIs Baby syrup, the safest, most pleasant
ana efficient remedy for the little oues. Price
% cents.
Bad breath IL most always caused by a sick
stomach. This can easily be cured. Laxador
Is the remedy for such cases. Price 2j cents
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

THE street committee is having analyses
OF stones from quarries hereabouts. That
they can find better material for street
building than that obtained for the past
few years Is not doubted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

CHICAGO appears to be capturing the fair
with rush. All, then will the people Of
the East take revenge upon their Western
relations who came on to see the centen-
nial and talked grandly of open handed
Western hospitality! AZ a Chicago paper
recently observed with moro force than
classical accuracy, " chickens, like two
edged swords, como home to roost." We
of the East may now have IA chance to invite
ourselves to Western homes just to see tho
worlds fair of 1892. Agencies for the dis
covery OF Western relatives should at once
be established In Chicago and neighboring
regions with branches in Eastern states.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

The Suez Canal company compels all
vessels passing through the canal at night
to carry at least four electric lights, and by
this night use of the canal its capacity has
been more than doubled. Ships not pro-
vidod with electric light lease portable
apparatus on entering the canal. This
great highway of commerce was nearly
choked by the great number of vessels try
ing to pass through before the night travel
had been made safe by electricity. This
experience at Suez 10 tho argument of the
French ut Panama against canal with
locks, as making the passage so much
slower. 1t is held that the Nicaragua canal
can not begin TO handle tho business, and
others must be built, and then tho shortest
and quickest route will command all the
traffic. Perhaps so, but the Americans
will probably finish their canal and make
their little fortunes while tho French are
talking about the Panama ditch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

WILLIAM BRIaos, n returned missionary
to the Congo, describes a pretty state of
things in that country. He says that the
whisky sold by the Christian traders up
sets all the good done by the missionaries
and that the natives will not attend the
schools unless hired TO. II does seem q
little hard to be obliged TO hire scholars
afler establishing free schools, but aftcr all
II IN not hnlf SO bad N being eaten as many
African missionaries have been.
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what. the Use OF Talking,

There Is no denying that SOZODONT IL the
best preparation for the mouth and teeth
Preparations, like esnow- flakes In number, have
appeared, but the public faith is still strong In
the virtues OF SoZoDONT. It's use grows
yearly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
i for letters OF administration upon the es-
tate Of Parks p. MeElwee, y supposed dece-
dent.
In the Orphans Court of Lancaster county, Pa
WHEREAS. An application for letters Of ad-
ministratiOn upon the estate of Parks p. Nc
Elwee, lately a resident Of the City of Lancaster
In the County of Lancaster and State Of Penn
sylyania, who is alleged to have been absent
and unheard of for seven years and upwards,
and supposed TO be dead, was presented by
James II. McElwee, (who has renounced In
favor Of Ida Shenk TO q. +. Myers, ESQ.,, Regis
ter OF Wills Of said County of Lancaster on
the 9th day OF November, A. ID. 1889, and by
said register certified on the said 9th day OF
November, A. d. 1889, to the Orphans Court of
said county, whereupOn decree was entered
In accordance with the Act OF Assembly OF
June ~, 1885.
Therefore, In pursuance OF the decree OF said
Court therein made, all parties Interested in the
estate of Farks z. McElwee, the supposed de-
cedent, are hereby notified TO be and appear at
the Court House, In the City of Lancaster, on
the I'D day of March, A. ID. 1880, at 10 o'clock,
In the forenoon, when and where the Orphans
Court of Lancaster will hear evidence concern.
Ing the alleged absence OF Parks r. McElwee,
the supposed decedent, and the circumstances
and duration thereof, and will make such Or
ders aud DEGREES therein as In the Acts of As
sembly are made and provided.
SAMUEL l.. KAUFMAN
l84tdTu Dep. Clerk OF Orphans Court.
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An Engineer's Fast RIM.

MI THRfTlt6T z FNst KUN.
An engineer on one OF the roads entering
here In speaking last night OF fast runs said !;
" Although my machine Is not slow, once let a
cold get six hours the start of me, and my ma
ch'nery 10 no match for IL. have for years
Kept a bottle of Kemps Balsam constantly In
my cab, and when Cough or Cold gets a start
of this standard remedy II Is indeed a cold day
il Is sold by all druggists. t6l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

THOUSANDS OF cures follow the use of Dr.
Sages Catarrh Remedy 50cen,s M,TuGw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25

INSTATE OF JOHN RANSING, LATE OF
ministratiOn ON said estate having been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same. will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, residing in Lam
caster, Pa. HENRY RANSING,
A. Il. SHENCK, Administrator,
JOHN A. CoYLE,
Attorneys. feb4-6tdTu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-25
COME AND LOOK AT THEM.
8eDal ActtreA.

SEBu4 4kpItEEAS
E,sTATE OF ANNIE NJ. KEOGH, LATE OF
ID Lancaster city, deceased.-Letters Of ad-
ministration on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, residing in Lam
caster. HUGH KEOGH, Administrator.
JOHN A. CoYLE, Attorney. j2l-8tdTu
E,sTATE OF JOHN @. MAYER, LATE OF
L Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
granted to the undersigned, all person In
debted thereto are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the undersigned,
residing in Lancaster.
MARY e. MAYER, Executrix.
JOHN A. COYLE, Attorney. jan2l6tdTu
ENSTATE OF CHRISTIAN II. LEFEVRE,
IL late OF Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary on said estate aving been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted
payment, and those having, claims or de-
without delay for settlement to the UNDER
signed, residing in Lancaster city.
HENRY G. HARNER,
JOHN A. CHARLES,
JOHN L. MILLER,
Executors.
A. HERR SMITH. Attorney. feba8tdTu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

The citizens Of Wayneaburg and yien-
NY are az presrnt enjoying rather hensR'
tiOeal case which has recently been made
nuhlle there The goHslps OF the town
are having q lnxurlant feast over tho Of
fair ana have stirred up u good deal OF
talk,
When marriage license was Issued
last Tuesday 70 Jesse COburn and Mary
hawderH OF that place II was the cause Of
much comment by persons who were
acquainted with IeAae'a love affairs,
On tic marriage record al the probate
Office was a request that the names Of the
contracting parties be not publiBhed for
thirty days, Jesse evidently had good
reason for this, II seems that he has been
paying considerable attention 10 prom
inent young lady Of this city for the pas
year, and Was ~ have been married 10 her
during the last Of this month, During the
same time hH WAS waiting upon Miss
khwdera, OF hlA own village, When this
lady learned that her uniaithiul jehRe
Intended 10 marry another she thought
that " was about limo % take some action
IN tho matter, 40 Hhe was in q very inter
cstlng condition, After seeking some nl-
vice she concluded 20 persuade Jesse 20
keep Ma promise with her, When hhe
had "a conference with him aud could not
persuade him 10 marry her, she decided
10 tnko another method, on lR6t Monday
she began proceedings 10 have him ar
rested, Before tho case had been tried,
jefaG thought The hest way out Of tho
trouble would be- 10 marry hnr at once, 80
the wedding took place the next evening,
Tho young lady oi'thia city aud her friends
feel very bad over the affair
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
Mckinley aud His Elephant,

WASHINGTON, March 2l,-MnIor Nc.
Kinlcy'a tariff bill, which was 10 hnyo
been presented 20 thc full committee, Ia
not yet born md there In no telling now
whom II will mako itg appearance. Major
Mckinley and hlBnBsoclNtCH are beginning
10 find out that they hrvo an elephant on
thoir hnnda. On all eidCe opposltion ig
vigorous and intonse and tho committee
IL trying 10 hammer tho hill into shape
and get II reported to the House before II
In cm0soulhtcd beyond recognition
Everywhere they nro giving way aud
backing down before the atorm OF dipcon.
tent which h sweeping In from every
direction. They havo struck out tho duty
OF Sl per pound on raw ailk aud restored
u 20 tho free llat. Thoy have backed
down from their attitude on lumber, the
only genuine "tnrir rcyisionn cut IN the
bill, and have ilxod tho duty nj $50 per
thousand M nltainat 30 oonte aa wue ilrsi
contemplated, Now England woolCn
manufacturers are kloking, also carpet
and shoo manufacturers, and sugar mon
arc determined In thor efforts 10 get
meditation OF sugar schedules, while
tobacco mon aro here In swarms from
Maryland and Virginia saying that the
committoe's partial repeal Of Tho tobacco
tax will uneltlo their business without
giving them tho relief they aak for and
they would infinitely prefer no change vt
oil. In tho meantime, while Republicans
are awcatlng over tho tariff bill Demo.
Gratis arc looking on IN scrono contem.
platlon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
COUNT nouhn nnwa.
Jury Discharged '-Relurned From Colum.
bnA..Auna on N0tnh,.Ol thor MALlhrn.

Jury Discharged '-Relurned From Colum.
bna-suoa on Notea'-other MHttern,
All Of the Jurors who have been attend
Ing court were discharged this morning
with the exception OF tho Jury that "
next Monday Morning ht 10 o'clock
Dock Altman and Ncttlo Brown, OF this
city have boon granted u marriage H.
cCnHc,
Rosa Lehman has sued John Rooa for
the sum Of $40 88, Tho action III q petition
20 enforce vendors lien and for general
relief.
A petition for partition has been filed
Ia the common pleas court by lsudorO
Weber w, Edward Miller ct nj. The
plnintiif asks the court to mako u divla.
ion Of the property belonging 10 tho cs'
tato OF Reason Kern, deceased, Of Alll-
ancC,
Jacob s. Goodman hna illod petition
for divorce from hia wife Emma, on the
gound Of wllful absence,
Aaron Komcry huB commenced pro.
ceodinga against Alonso Smith M olecu.
tor OF Adam Kemory, 20 forcO the sale OF
real calntu located iu Alliance.
Judgment hna been rendered 10y Judge
Pcaso against E, II. Cornell for SbOG In IN.
vor Of II. II. Yickcra.
Theodore Kramer has boon appointed
guardian OF William Hang OF Mndaillon.
The Windsor Glass Go. hnyo brought
action against Borrower & Blank for
Slsl08 The defendants have confessed
Judgment In that amount before tho COM
mon plcna court
Mrs 10. Il, Siorl has brought proceed
ings against Anna Wynn 10 recover the
sum OF S2S78 claimed 20 bo duo her for
labor performed nv nurse for the plaintiff,
The will OF lsanG NJ Wobb, lato of Ali.
ancc, has been filed for probate,
Tho following marriage liconsos hnvo
bcon issued; John Dcvcaux and Sadie
SprHnklc, OF RobcrtSvillo; Albert Marker
aud Ida Miller, OF Canton.
The Jury In the case Of Ohio Va. Doug
las Roger returned u verdict Of guilty.
Roger was indicted for robbing Emanuel
Edwards, of uniontown, OF S@ whio tho
latter was drunk several months ago.
In the cnso OF G. Il. Rothw0ll Va O, q.
Honeywell ot nj tho court gave tho de-
fendnnt leave 10 illo an answer by tho
flrst day OF the Mny term OF court,
Robert w, Lamborn u Grny's assignee
was tho titlo of case tlllod In court yea
to-day, Tho plaintiff was given leave 20
iilo an amended petition by March ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
GRANDMOTHER HULL
Passes Quietly Away From an At
TACT OF Influenza
Az the Advanced Age Of Nlnety.Three
Years
Tho story Of Life aa Cleaned From
nelAtiven.--The Time Of tho Funeral.
grandmother Hull Is dead,

grandmother Hull IL dead,
She passed awayat bo'el0eh pm, Friday
NJ the homo Of her daughter, Mrs, John
Patton, AZ No, lHA South Market street,
after q four weelfs Illness,
The cause OF her death was la grippe,
which on account Of her old age, was
more than her constitution could endure,
She was remarkably active person for
ono Of her age, She always took an inter
ealing part n tho work OF the industrial
school and made many articles for the
benefit of that institution, While her
health has been most excellent up 10 the
time this fatal illness aiezed her, Rhe was
unable 20 attend church regularly for the
past few years on account Of defective
hearing, She WAS q splendid Chrlalan
lady and did many noble acts In the
church 10 which she belonged,
For tho past alKteen years she has been
having public birthday celebrations, Last
Christmas she gave q reception 20 sixty,
two OF her children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren, This was q very
pleasant affair and ono long to be re-
membered by those prehenl,
Mrs, Hull was probably the best known
person residing in tho county and nor
relationship IL no doubt more extensive
than any other, She was Of u loving dis.
position. 10 know her was 20 love her,
She was a great fayorlte Of children,
The subject Of this ahetoh was born IN
southeastern Ponnaylyanla, July 0, l7Ol,
Her maiden name was Chrlhtena Bachtel,
She was married April ", lHll, 20 Henry
Hull, who was born IN llO2, In 1915 they
moved from their eastern home 10 this
county and located on the farm now
owned by John CarneA, two miles south OF
this city. They lived there for 40 years,
when tho husband died.
Nine children were born, six OF whom
have died, Three are living, being Mrs,
John Patton OF this city, Mrs, Hrlllhnrdt
OF Michigan, and Mrs, George Hurford Of
Battle Creoa, No5, Since the death Of
her husband she has been making her
home with her children and grandehll.
dren. She was tho last OF family OF five
20 die, four brothers and Hiaiera having
preceded her In death, The relatives OF
the deceased are requested 70 meet NJ the
house OF Mra, Patton, NJ No. 1880 South
Market street, tomorrow az | O'clock
From there the romalna viii be taken 10
tho tlTat M, u, church, whore tho services
Will tako place nt l 40 u, m.
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would result from the adoption OF tho
single tax only, Instead Of being taken
from them as now. and then diyided 40
We have supposed, ilwOuld not be taken
az all, Cannot Nc, Kiniz now SEQ IN the
single tax something more than merely
simpler and morH economical method Of
collecting taxes2 Yet this would be the
least Ut the gain 10 labor that would re'
suit from lts adoption, All taxes on the
prOduels Of labor tend 10 check prOdue-
lion, and 10 tho extent that they check
production theyllmit tho demand for labor,
II IL because Of these taxes that Wa see
willing men looking Ia vain for employ
ment or standing around idle, while pep-
ple want the things their labor would pro'
duee, " Ii these taxes, combined with
our unjust system Of land tenure, that
compel whole families Ia our large oitieR
70 live In single rooms, and not any lack
Of material from which 10 build houses,
or lack OF land upon which % build them,
v, n, MORELAND,
Canton, o., March 20,
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npIrontALRouIng.

In ionka now II She Mckinley and Me-.
Comaa bila viii both die In committee I,
ono OF iunnlllon, the other Of haptyXin.
tlon, They ought eventually 20 he pre-
served In Npirlls and put ON exhibition In
u muacum Of statutory monHrosltlcs,a
Plain Dealer,
WuY do Democratic In Florida domUnd
a big 'robbcr iarlln on oranges aud no
tariff on everything clsoY- Alliance
Ruylow,
Bocnuao the taxation by tariff robbery
like the hog cholera, h infectious It's u
roncral grab game aud 40 the chairman
~ the whya aud means committee ~ IN
favor ot the robbery, they had q right 10
appeal "a him 10 help thom rob the mdgaca
OF orange caters for their own benefit, and
tho result shows that thoy properly outi-
mated thglr man,
READ tho conclusion Of Hugh McCul-
locke great pap0r on tho Fdllncog OF
Protection, In this impression, lliAArticlc
cutIrc will appear In thp STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT M Thursday We can only
uupply the article Ontlrc In our weekly, Hu
all our Saturday pnpcra arc sold,