The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-03-25
THE ED OF LOCAL OPTION.
A New and General License Law.

ccnse law for the whole state in con
ncction with tho repe,l The bill rs
agreed upon blythe Couforonceplssed
/ the Senate b. 27%o 20. In the House
,hc vote was l22 to G3.
The following is a synopsis of the
bill
Tho frat section oflhe bill is idtnti.
cal with the House bill repelling the
local option law, approved March ~,
1872.
The second section givcs authority
to the court Of quarter sessions at the
first or second sessions OF each year
where not otherwise provided for
special law 10 6x by rule time at
which applications for license aud the
| objection, thereto may bo heard; for
tho present year license may be gran.
tod at the third orany earlier session
of the court.
The third section provides for tho
Classification Of inns. ho'cla anl tav-
ems r"cntd'rg to t.lc ,..ga.'ou 9th.
! Jchf'y fcI..,., and estauhsno. license
fees as follows: Whore the classiti
cation is $4,000 aud upwards. 500:
not more than $4,000 nor loss than
- 600, 800; not more ,han $1,000
nor less than $1,000. 5000: not more
| than 10000 nor less than $1,000.
500; less than $1,000. $50.
The fourth section imposes pom
allies not ltss than $500 or more
thnp $500. or in default inprison-
'nent not exceeding ninety days A
second oitcnse is punishable with
$1,000 fine, q years imprisonment
and forfeiture OF license Druggists.
cInfectioncrs and others are subject
ell TO the same penalties.
Section fifth awards the penalties
and the proceeds of all forfeited
bonds, to the city or county treasury
rs Che case may BE-
Section six requires rctdrn4 from
constybles of ull licensed and un
licensed taycrus. aud in caso of will
iul failure t. ID s. renders the CON
Stable liable to the penalties of per,
jury
The eighth section gives the hus-
blud, vile. pl,cut child. guardian or
"mpI y.r oi any person IN the habit
o, l".n'.Iny, gGtHJ.i:rap serve writ
ten notice nos tD a.l Intoxicating
liquors 60 such person and If my
~uoh liquor is s,ll 81 any person
within twelve months OF slcl notice.
the vendor i. mal. liable in iliusgcs
not less t'Hu $50 1T more than 500.
to ba recovered 10y suit.
Section eight prohibits non-resi-
dents Of the State from engaging in
the sale of liquor, or pcdllcr or
travelling agents selling for non
residents, i'll any manner whatsoever,
by contract or otherwise.
Section ninc provides for the can
collation. Of bonds given by tavern
keepers AMI the rc',p,p oi securities
Iro",iR Taa sugcti.5 toherc..l5.
from such bond Shall bear no ri /.
pending thereon.
Section tn requires bonds f.ou
tlYru keeper, ia - gJJ Htttt.-.
c"rj,.ns, tIc pIyiu,utot ANY d.uAg
which mgF hc recovered uaig. the
provisions OF the act or other laws O..
Tho State in regard to the sAlo Of in
toNictiug drinks
Section eleven prohibits sales Of
liquor ON election days or Sun.M,s.
or t0auy person "y..u.y iutoyic., i
Section twelve proyi los Tat 49,
license heretofore granted shall not
ho iuyHiidstcl by tho net, aml none
~ is provisions shall authorize H..
nHuN,ae,ure or r..c of amy into.
.eItine liquors in any city, county.
borough or township having local or
,grcia. pgoliultory laws.
srrTAl-- a-.-ass,C.4.-sr.l==r.n
t-V-'iyc Children in one Cradle
Tho Montgomery, lVaJ Messenger
has this paragraph; Some two years
ggo, Mrs. Morgan, who lives ON Vol
Creek, i'll GILES county, gave birth to
five mllo children Il. one time. They
lre still living, are not the slightest
lcformel, are OF good constitution,
nnl rs sprishtly as well fed kittens.
Slr. Morgan is - lnboror and quite
ncor The ncishbors frequently
visit this family and mover without
taking supplios of some kind. We
are sorry We cannot giyo the names
u these two year oiAs hut viii here.
;. Fer II. ., ...r, OF Hc"t n; u;cebur~ .
isianl county, WAS the attending
physician.
r,S-As Mr. J. p. Black, who owus
Il saw mill at Nheiliold, Georgia, wGs
ten days since saving apiue log into
plank3, a holrso, rasping sound was
heard, as though tho saw had struck
spmo metallic substance. The saw
WAS examined 10 ascertain tho cause. |
when to tho astouishment Of those
present il was discovered that there ,
were twouty-siX $40 gold pieces i'm
bedod i'll the wood, There was also .
II piece OF paper found amoug the ,
coins, upon which was written these
words: "Oue mile from this place .
you will find something valuable"
'lno astouishmcnt of the parties at
tAis discovery was great, and Tor II .
time the business ofsawing the wood .
was discontinued, and the remaining
logs were examined to see if there
were amy more treasures concealed in |
them, No explanation us to the
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