Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-14
MT. JOY NEWS.
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The Owl Man Wings His Flight Abroad.
On Saturday Officer Eichholtz, of Lam
caster, armed with writ from the sheriff
Of Dauphin c0uuty, arrested L. NJ. Gal
la.her, ex-editOr and founder Of the Ossl,
in which sheet the libelOus Harrisburg
items, which caused his arrest, appeared
in the spring Of '7S. Shortly after the
publication Of the offensive personals he
was arrested and entered bail ON three in.
dictments in the sum Of $500. Pending
the trial he evasled it by seeking refuge in
France. On his return he was in this bor-
Ough since last summer and his where
abOuts was known to the authorities. His
arrest was evidently unexpected, but Len
was equal to the emergency. The officer
accompanied him to his home, and dinner
over, the prisoner asked to go up stairs for
Il change of cloths, and also asked his GUS
todian to go with him. He was permitted
to go alone and the officer waited in vain
for his return, and on instituting search
found g that the bird had flown" Eich-
hOltz appeared exasperated and left NUT
tering all sorts of revenge.
II. G. Hergelroth is erecting building
in the rear Of his confectionery store. In
it he will put an engine and improved
machinery to manufacture toys, etc.
A spelling ''B" will be given in the
Newtown school house, OH next Thursday
evening.
Superintendent B. f. Shaub visited
some of the schools of Rapho township ON
/ last Tuesday and Wednesday. The
school in this township will close next
week.
Recently WilfrcG Cheevers, of Chester
] county, bought y bay horse from Jacob
Loram of this places, ut $145. Cheevers
took him to Chester county and sold him
to \ Wilmington, Delaware. man for $3.50.
! On Saturday afternoon c.. III. Zeller,
autioneer, sold for Peifflcy s. Nissley, nine
horses averaging 81 10 each.
Schmit Bros, Of Newark, last Monday
bought 4 car load of horses and next
morning had them ON the way for the BOs-
ton market. Considering tho fact that
they were bought at different places in
the county it was exceedingly quick
buying.
Joseph II. Strickler will soon start 4
cigar mandatory on West Main street.
Lewis Weaver, who kept the Farmers
inn last year, has gone to Milton Grove :;
Moses Gantz takes possession.
Amos E. Baker will carry ON black
smithing at tho halfway house ON tho
Marietta turnpike.
| N uOTS0 LTcstu uTON sSOu SI13S00U tWO Oh
Martius Nissley's toes, ,inflicting very pain
ful wounds.
Rev. w. ii. Aspril, of tho NJ. T.. denom-
ination, preached his farewell sermon last
night.
James p. Kelley is canvassins the bor-
oug|l for subscriptions to clearly printed
and elegantly bound editors of Shak-
speare's, Dickens's, Scott's, together with
other standard works.
Miss Riley Sunny has returned from a
protracted visit in the West.
1t is stated that Rev. w. B. Browne.
formerly of this place, now of Columbia.
has accepted a professorship in q West
Chester institution.
The occasional rains of last week have
left the roads in a muddy condition. Peo-
pic travel with difficulty, and tobacco buy
ers are less numerous than the preceding
week. These sales have come to our
notice: John Forry, of Rapho, 1 aero at