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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Purser sterrett Ramsey

EDITORS INTELLIoENcER-Can you give
me any information AS to the whereabouts
of the relatives of Sterrett Ramsey, de-
ceased, late purser L. S. navyS Many
years ago he was a resident of your city.
Address J. J. Sullivan, Flomaton, Ala,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
CLECTIoN OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

INJECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
IL The qualified voters of the City of Lancas-
ter are hereby notified that an election will be
held In the several wards, at the usual places
OF holding state and county elections, on Febru-
ary ls, between seven o'clock In the morning
and o'clock In the evening of said day, for the
purpose OF electing twelve persons to serve as
school directors for the term OF three years
from the first Thursday of November next
And the election officers In the several wards
are hereby required to make the necessary OFF,
cial returns Of the election to the prothonotary
u. II. MCCORMICK, President.
THos F. McELLIGorT, Sec. jan27-7tdMNTh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
REIST,

. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE SIS.
Directly Opposite
], b. Martin q Co.'S Dry Goods Store, and
Next Door to Sorrel Horse Hotel.
Look for the Rig Sign across the pavement,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Another Miracle.

have been suffering severely with neuralgia
for many years, which number OF my friends
know full well. Eight weeks ago ] applied
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Charged With Descrtlol

Charged With Descrtion.
VIM. b. Essig, city. has been prosecuted
bsGors Alderman Barr for desertion, and
snHsgod hall Tor hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
PRIMARY ELECTION.

The Democratic voters OF the city OF Lancas-
ter are requested TO meet at their respective
wards on saturday evening. February l, 1850,
between the hours OF and o'clock, to place In
nomination candidates for Mayor, Ward on.
GERS and School directors. The wards entitled
TO School Directors this year are: First ward,
one Third ward. one Finh ward, one;
ward will select member Of the City Execii-
tive Committee to serve during the ensuing
year.
The places Of meeting are rs follows:
First Ward-Shober's Hotel.
Second Ward-Theo. Wenditz' Saloon.
Third Ward-Efiingers Saloon,
Foul tn Ward-Wiiliam Rehm's Saloon.
Fifth Ward--Philp Wahrs Hotel.
Sixth Ward-SchtIler House.
Seventh Ward-John Gunzenhouser's Saloon
Eighth Ward-Mrs. Diehl's Saloon.
Ninth Ward-Arnold Haas Saloon.
JE-tfd CITY COMMITTEE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
M. STEELE & SONS,

Wood. "Held by the Enemy" "Gray
and Stephens, "Among the Pines
"The World Against Her. Master
and Man." Pat Rooney, "Go-wan-go-
Mohawk" {" "Zo-Zo," The Blue and the
Gray" NJ. A. Scanlan, Geo. Staley in
"a Royal Pass, True Irish Hearts"
Joe Dowling. "a Bunch of KEYS" "Wo-
man Against Woman" ETC., etc.
The many friends of NJ. B. Streeter
formerly OF tins city, will be pleased
to hear that he Is the musical director
of the Baldwin Melville combination,
and will be seen at the New Lyceum
theater formerly Wonderland) all next
week. He is valuable member OF the
company, and Manager Ed. Salter Is TO
be congratulated upon securing Mr..
Streeter's services.
The management of "The Old Home
stead" company respectfully request
that patrons endeavOr 10 occupy their
seats by S o'clock promptly, as the
curtain rises nightly at that time with
out exception. There is so much or
interest from the rise of the curtain IN
the first act that much of IT is loss by
those coming in late, depriving them of
the run of the play. Carriages may
be ordered for 1880.
Louis James IS having a very success
full season and Is confihing himself en-
tlrely TO legitimate tragedies. He will
soon play an engagement IN this city.
Walter T. Baldwin is n fat Jolly
hustler. He started on the lower
rounds of the professional ladder. that
of an Indifferent actor. He gradually
tired of the thespesn fever and drIfted
to the front part of the house and Is
now one of the managerial magnates
of the country, having this season con-
troll of four travelling companies. 1t Is
his company which will appear at the
Lyceum this week, and he expects to
be here personal to meet old friends
and spend few days in city which he
greatly admires and hopes TO make his
home when he tires OF travelling.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
At smith'-yaud.riIIe.

can entire new show" is what Man
sger Smith announces for the week
commencing Monday. October q. The
following list proves that Mr. Smith
makes no VAIN boast; The Hevletts,
"Amsrics's great sensational stars"
Bryant 4 David, "Featherveight de-
monstfstoBs Of the manly art Of self
defsnse;' Joe Morton, refined Irish
vocalist and dancer; Kherns Il Cole. IN
their funny sketch entitled "A German
SNesthearts Everetts Sylvester, "A
puzzler for surgeons. = study for al -
Pullman 4 Tsed, in sTsrpsichoresn
psstimes," Irvine, "the most wonder
ful msnipulstor;" Miss Jennie Brady.
the fsvorite, and many others. the
whole 20 conclude With the funny after
piece fsMixsa Pickles" Three grand
mstsnees, Wednesday, Friday and sat
urdsy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

fession in which he stands unrivalled as
manager and producer. He will ap-
pear here IN Bakers tragedy, Fran
cescs di Rimni," play that has been
tlready produced here. This new ira.
gedy is an absorbing, thrilling and pow
erful play. The old story has been well
set. The character of Lanciotto, the
hunchbaek, IS one of the most vivid in
all the range OF the drama. Every one
has observed how often those afflicted
OF Heaven in the body become warped
embittered, aud awry in the mind. In
LsnciOtto, although he has resolved
that ms affiiction debars him from all
the sweets of life, he has a soul afre
with herolsm, courage and affection.
he shrlnks with the natural re-
luctance oil such q nature from ally
ing himself with the beautiful daughter
of his enemy's house. But, having slow
ly consented for his country's peace
and good, be sends his handsome young
cOurtier brother To bespeak him fairly
TO the young bride, but to tell the harsh
truth of ms crooked body. Time out
of mind. how has II sped with the man
who sent another to do his woong?
And soft fares with Lanciotto. When
the bride comes with the rejoicings of
two people, amid the waving of ban
ners and the peans of gladness. to
RImini, her hand in Count Paolo's,
there Is an empty heart In her bosom
for her waiting. crooked backed lord.
With his supersensItive soul, he sees Il
at once, and offers her her freedom.
But Francesca, with true Italian vim
dictlveness, for the author has given
her most unlovely nature, resolves
torepay deception with deceit, and takes
him for her husband. 1t is a beautiful
scene this. One feels the swell
ing heart IN the hunchback's bosom, as
y new and unfamiliar hope shines upon
him, aud when the human nature in
him, 50 long repressed by the cruelty OF
heaven. bursts forth, any woman would
have loved nim whose heart nsd not
been newly caught. There IS that
unusual silence Of intense attention in
the audience. for the players. one and
all, play the scene with q feeling and
a ferv0r which carries itself far beyond
the fo0thghts. The marriage scene is a
picture 70 remember. The tall altar,
the flaming candies. the red-robed car
dinsl. The scolytes. the fragrant in
cense. the toned chant. the Bridegroom
ia bis rich array. the pale, ststuesque,
unlOvlng bride. the handsome, honor
bound young brother, the jibing, tsunt-
ing Jester. and, later. the in-rushing OF
armed sUldisrs-it a al beautiful,
med svsl and romantic. something out
of the commonplace world. yet some
thlng dealing with very human pss-
SONS, which all Gao comprehend
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

The Question . sskeds why "a 70
that Redmonds ts dong such phenon-
era business tnsseasonT' The answer
= easy. fney are playing the t'est class
q attractions on TIE road. and the
Management - catering 70 tbe coufoTt
81 a. who soter the doors of tbs neat
ard cosy nttis ncass. Below NE gvs a
Psrtaai list cf ths attractions booked az
kedmcnd's tbs season, ~Our Amer
can stars. J. Fl. WsAsck. Black
Thorn, Hearts Ct New York Pete
Bsker, Guilty Without Cume," y. s
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
SIZE OF LOTS:
ID BY lO4 FEET.

There Is not a man, woman or child but what
,an purchase one more of these lots. Ask your
aged mother father, who perhaps Is struggling
along, If such chances given them i'm
their younger days This property is high, dry and
level. Every lot suitable for building purposes. As
an evidence of cheapness, remember that $500
lots adjoining these were sold in week TO cit
liens of Muskegon alone for $50 each. Our lots
are one-half the size, and our price but $3S.5O
Buy a lot today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

the direction of the managers. John B.
Hughes & Co., refittIng and refurnlsh-
ing the interior, and when the lights
reflect upon 1t tomorrow evening it
will look inviting and attractive. Col.
VIM. Edings, the manager, asserts that
he intends to book excellent attrsc-
tons. which will be offered at popular
prices. A first-clsss orchestra has been
engaged by the director, Prof. Joseph
Guthsn. The company which Will sp-
pear this week is known as the Bald
win-Melville Combination, one of the
very successful populsr-priced roper
toire companies. They will present
several plays during the engs cement,
and an especial effort will be made TO
present them with proper costumes,
stage settings and other appropriate
surroundings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

To make his patrons merry. the man
sger Of the Redmond Grand has
secured the services Of J. c. Stsvsrts
clever comedy company. They VII sp-
pesr tomorrow evening n TIE roaring
mascal fsroe-comedy. The Two
Johns" While al such comedies bear
a eertsin similarity, The Two Johns
has Many distinctive features The
plot hinges On The antics o. Peter and
PbnIp. the Two Johns" The df-
fculty in distinguishing one from The
ether results N many embarrassing en-
targlsnseuts- The stuatiorsare conlcsl
in the sxtreune. The comedy has esen
GA The road for = number cf Yesr- ard
has beer ore of TIE most popuisr OF -
xind. It hss never heen presented 18th
such an excellent company a vi ap-
pear on this cccsecn. There W -
bright soDgs aud msny new sPec<ses
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A SEVERE cur.
Ira Hatch Does some slsshiDg with His
Big Katie.

The regular snnus. cut price list pub
ished by Ira c. Hatch in todsy's issue
Will create something Of a sensation
among families VINO look TO the saving
of dollars shd cents. By close peru
sal of the prices quoted Il viii be seen
that the price list contains startling re-
ductlons all along the line Of grocery
supplies, and as the CUT j. for a few
days only, there viii 10 doubt be a big
rnsh by those who are best posted on
regular prices for these Decesssries.
Irs keeps only the best goods in the
market. and hls enterprise % giving
the people every year special benefi7
Just st the time when everybody '
stocking up for the winter. - certaInl.
cOmmendahie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

There is hardly
anything in this
Country orin the
World for that
matter, IN the
way of train.
speed or prompt
ness that exceeds
the splendid equ-
lpment and ser
vice afforded by
the Detroit, Ian
sing q Northern,
between Grand
Rapids. Lansing
and Detroit. A
perfect track and
road-bed; passen-
ger coaches made
by Pullman and
unsurpassed IN
their happy COM
bination Of orna-
ment, taste aud
comfort; and rest
fui parior coaches
IN which seats are
10 be had ATS cts
for the entire dis
tance These fea-
tures are extend
ing the fame o.
the D., L. 4 Y
To the most dis
tantpointsIu the
States and Cans
da. and tits prob
ably becoming a
feature OF 8 trip
into or out Of
Michigan 10 IN
clude this route.
Trans leave Un-
ION station every
week day At rs
an, 10 ?. m,
and 6.25 ?. ~,
and every sun
day al SIS ?. m
Arrive IN Detroit
81 Michigan Cen
trsl Station ct
LISA m. 8 BOD.
N. and loS5 ?. n
GEO. DEHANEN.
Genera Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

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Doy now "a Two o Ppu h a
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10 rot know rhgD Dt spd "
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Lyceum Theater-"KiduapPed
This pretty and cozy little theater
will be again thrown open to the public
tomorrow night. For the past two
weeks workmen have been busy, under
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
H.wreaee Bsrress n sFra.ee.es a.
R1uafnfr

The coming Of lawrence Bsrrett 70
Fc~ers Grand on Wednesday evening
next. vii bc the event Of the season
Prem svsy back IN the early seventies
lawrence Barrett has commanded the
hearts and the sdmirSbon Of the intel
hgeut patrons of the drama IN Grand
Rapids. Evervrhere n the lsrgest
eltles of this country. N fact, The puh-
nc asve pad lnst homage 70 Lawrence
fsrett. He hss been most patriotic
and generous IN the fostering Of Amer
icsn productions He as simulated
tne playwright a. isbor cu higher plans.
and nas contributed bounufui encour-
ssemeat ~ TIE ennobiing of tue pre-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
MUSHROOM, MICHIGAN
FOR TIE EAST.

Via Grand Rapids and Indiana. and
Pennsylvania Lines, October 1890
Leave Grand Rapids. 200 p. M.
Arrive Fort Wayne, 7:25 =. III.
Leave Fort Wayne. 7:55 .. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 6:35 a. IN.
Arrive Harrisburg, 3:20 p. m.
Arrive Baltimore, 6:55 p. m.
Arrive Washington. s:l5p. m.
Arrive Philadelphia $50 p. m.
Arrive New York, g:35 p. m.
Sleeping car space secured upon
application at Union Ticket Office, Mon
roe-st.. or to A. A!mquist, Ticket Agent
@. K. | Sta ton.
c. /. LOCKWOOD, G. p. & I. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

UndertakIng IN al iss branches. J.
Rsashsnhergsr, 13 West BTiSgt-st.
Phone eS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
some zine wraps.

Choics new designs IN vrsos for
street and ~ldsTiy people just received
z. ?. KpDFR A Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Game of al kinds a. DetsenthalsTs 2,
IL Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

by pretty girls and lively comedians,
who will sing and dance themselvesinto
popular favor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Famous Blush q Roses snd Lurury
for sac st 10 Tarner-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Frssh fsa At Dsttszsssler's, IL Mon-
roe-sG
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
AT THEPLAY HOUSES
"OId Homestead" and Lawrence
Barrett at Powers.
The TWO JOHNS At REDNOsD'S
The Opening OF the Lyceum rhester-
Attractions TO Come at Red
mond's-Sotes About
Players.

The past week Was prosperous one
witn the local theaters. "ksjanka"
proved profitable and popular at
Powers and zone of the Finest Jared
well at RsdmOnd's. ;. One fact IS grad
ually beng understood and that Is that
the manager proposes to only open the
doors az Powers TO the best plays and
PLAYERS on the road. It = TO be hoped
that ms good Judgment IN this respect
VIII be duly appreciated by the pubic,
for the truth - apparent 10 TINS state
ment and that is that Manager Gar
wood has provided for the patrons OF
this theater the strongest list of at.Tac-
tons that we're ever brought here IN A
siug.e season. There Is not poor one
on bis little date book. The coming of
"rhs Old Homestead" aud Lawrence
Barrett s noted below.
Powers Grsnd-erhe Old Homestesd-"
"The Old homestead viii seek TO
renew IS former great success tomOr-
row night and Thursday at Powers
Opera House. Denman Thompson
has sent the same strong company this
year that was seen on Is last appear
snce. but with the addition OF new
scenery and effects. There IL no mys-
terry in the attractiveness of the pay.
People ke Il because It presents with
careful fidelity O. truth, and IN whole
some. hearty. kindly spirit a view Of
hfe and cnsrac.r which revlves the
early memories ur srouses the latent
sympathy Of he Spectator. Most men
and women. even hough city born aud
bred. have IN me corner OF their
memory an ~0i homestead They
have in mind some place whers friends
or kiu sre hving. where their child
hoods DAYS were passed. and g. them
penmsn Inompson's play u interest
ing by reason Of the assoc atoms e stirs
up and the almost faded recoiiectons
which it emcOJies. The new scenery -,
f it we're possible 60 b.. even more
realistic than that seen when the plsy
was here last year. The double male
quartet = stsii An interesting festure OF
tne performance. Garages may be
ordered for 1890 each evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
$3.50

Buys you a Lot Two dollars cash and fifty cents a
week until paid for. This property Is located within
to Is blocks of the IA new factories, the pas
senger depot, and the Electric Street Railroad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
THE OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR L|FE!!
HAS ARRIVED.

Charles VI. steele & Sons Offering for
sale "A limited number of lots in their subdivision
Muskegon Heights adjoining the famous Mus
kegon Heights addition To Muskegon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
M uSK ECO N
MlCHIGANS MAGIC CITY,


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every
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Louis James is having a very success
full season and is confihing himself en-
tirely to legitimate tragedies. He Will
soon play an engagement in this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-23

I haven't mosquito bar nor screen
door about my house, and yet there
are seldom any flies and never any
mosquitoes about 1t. I learned tho
secret of successful warfare against
these pests when living in the swamps
Of Louisiana, where, summer or win
ter, mosquitoes swarm. For some
years life was uncomfortable, and no
meal could be eaten in peace. But all
at once there was q change for the
better, bars and screens were often out
of place, but there was almost an inn
munity from insects. was patching
at the time, and had just changed my
colored boy. The new conner explain
ed to me how he kept the CRITTERS"
away. He burnt small pieces Of gum
camphor on the cook stove, and used a
secret preparation he called ''sudekil-
To-" When / got married and came
to Missouri I impaired the secret to my
wife, and as there is no patent on i
that ! know of, would advise all
fellow suffers to 60 and do likewise.
The gum camphor alone il ample 70!
the purpose, and need only; to Be used
two or three times day.-Interview
in St Louis Globe Democrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-23
INTERESTING CULLINGS.



DR.. Mueller, an Australian physi-
clan, has successfully treated q num-
Der Of cases of snake bite with strych-
MIA. This he has done on the hypothe-
sis that the poison affects the nerves,
weakening and paralyizing them
in fact, that the venom is not, after
all, poison in the common sense,
and does not directly cause any
change of tissue. Its effect is simply
produced by the operation of dynamic
force-that is, It suspends the action
of the nerve ceNs for q. longer or
shorter period. Hitherto all antidotes
have been administered on the theory
that the virus affected the blood, and
the most successful results have come
from the administration of alcohol,
which seemed to maintain the strength
of the sufferer until the poison was
eliminated by natural means.
DR.. Muelleris theory at first sight is
at variance with the fact that tho
blood in case of snake bite does actu-
ally change, but his explanation Of
this change is that the pulmonary
capillaries, through which the blood
corpuscles pass when going to tho
lungs w CACuo0HO VAAC SfsE OO1AAo ssNSANA
Of effete blood for fresh and life Civ
ing oxygen, have lost their power.
They owe the tension-the healthy
contracting power-to the influence
of the vaso-motor nerves, and when
the latter are paralyzed the corpuscles
lose their power, so to speak, squeezing
out by the superfuous carbonio acid,
and leaving the corpuscles free to take
up oxygen. Thus the corpuscles pass
throug h the lungs unchanged, carry
ing back to the heart blood as full Of
carbonic acid as they brought from it,
and they themselves absolutely die,
bursting in consequence of this load of
carbonic acid. DR.. Mueller's remedy
is the injection of strychnia by means
of the hypodermic syringe, the appi-
cation Of artificial heat, and the in
reference with the tendency of the
patient to sleep. He thus sets up a
rival dynamic force which fights it
out with the original poison, and if
the antidote is applied in time gener-
ally with success.-London Hospital.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-23
Water - : sub.t,tut. Tor cr.ee.

Sister Weymouth was one Of the
most notable women that ever lived
in the good old Maine town Of Blank
mouth. She was notable for her pow
ers as an exhorter, which shone in the
village prayer meeting as brilliantly
as those OF any licensed preacher
whom the villagers heard, and
for her quick wit that found
expression in many quaint and
pithy speeches, some Of which are
treasured to this day, although she
has long been gathered to her fathers
and mothers. A worthless young man
named Frost fell in love with Sister
Weymouths daughter. Failing to
melt the stern objections Of the young
woman's mother in any other way, no
pretended to be converted under her
exhortations, joined the church and
was married to his hearts desire. Very
soon the bad blood in Frost's veins as
serted itself, and the rascal deserted
his wife after he had lived with her
but five or six months. Not long af-
forward his child was born. While
tho officiating person was giving the
infant a bath Sister Weymouth came
In.
.eLook herel" said she. 'sBe sure
TO hold that baby under the water
long enough to get all the Frost out
itl"-New York Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-23

D0-For further particulars apply to
PRoF. g. SAUvLEr, Nuuanu Avenue, or to
II. HACKFELD 81 CO.,
Sole Agents for the Hawn. Isl.
10 13O7-3m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-25

Gresn county, to Henrietta, in Clay
county, by the way of Abilene. The
meeting was an enthusiastic one and
every man in it meant business. The
following delegates we're present:
San Angelo. G. Murphy, D. NJ.
Dewitt and Marion Robertson.
Heuristta-w. A. Squires, A. D.
Goodeuough and W. Fl. Gibson.
Abilene. P. Massie. Ii. N. Hen
derson, P. NJ. Dewitt, f. h. Bomport
and ]. P. Anderson.
The matter of building this road was
fully discussed and it was finally deter
mined to organ ize a stock company with
q capital sufficient for all purposes to
effect the completion of the proposed
line, and it was decid ed to meet again at
Abilene on October 20 for the purpose Of
forming the company and getting out the
charter. The road is proposed to be
built from San Angelo through Coke,
Runnells, Taylor, Jones, Haskell {,
Throckmorton, Shackleford, Young, Ar
cher and Clay counties and eventually on
to Red river. The style OF the company
is to be the San Angelo. Abilene, Hen
rietta and Red River railroad company
and the route selected for the construc-
ton of the road is one OF the very best
sections of Texas. Every gentleman in
the meeting yesterday was sanguine of
success and they claimed that oirt would
be broken on the new road within sixty
days, and that there would be no let up
until 175 miles were completed.