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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-28
Fox rIsg Posr.


MR. Ed :-Subscriber said enough
last week 10 start Taxpayers and Di-
rectors TO inquiring into the conditions
Of the schools, the requirements.
wages and worth Of teachers rs we'll as
Superintendent. We agree that
where there Is enough care exercised
by the.drectors in selecting teachers
before examination. the work is gener..
ally satisfactory. but no originality
like under Noctling's supervision. by
far the greater part Of school-tax Is
paid 10y persons who have children to
he educated, the directors are also
elected by the same class, who look for
these men TO do the best they know
for the education Of their children
Some say people elect directors 10
keep down expences. Can they keep
down expences by having poor build.
ings, bad furniture, paying low wages
and consequently having poor teach
ing 2 Through such Management,
they will instead of paying,for thr ed.
ucation Of the children. be obliged to
pay for the erection of ut least one
penitentiary in each Normal School
district, sum up tho cost of the one he
ing bnilt in Huntington. Co. and con-
slider how many good school houses.
well furnished, with competent teach
ers could be had for a term of five
years for the amount expended.
Are the criminals of our county OF
the illiterate or intelligent class'
The times are better and We eau af.
ford to have our children well educa-
ted, 10y competent teachers and good
supervision. II the schools do not ad
vance they GO back, and in the course
Of very short time are in rs poor
condition as ever. The Supt. is not
supposcd to he "toof' in the hands
of the Dirs and at their request to en-,
dorse and allow II person to teach
when he is fully aware that such per
son holds an illegal paper, making tn,
directors liable to lose the state ap'
preparation. of the twp. tAdans
the Pres. of said board will be obliged
to bend his conscience rather -hard a.
swear that all the schools were taught
10y teachers who held legal certificates
Such blundering is rather expensive
Mr. NUetling would never have endors.
ed that paper before inquiring abou
the qualifications aud experience o
the person. II Mr. Scharf is satisfe,
with the progress of the educational
interests of the Co. and has proven b,
his WORK that he is mater of the sit
uation, he need not he alarmed abou
the result of the election on tho 3, q
Nay. Noetling at the convention II
Harrisburg claimed that the majorit,
Of our directors we've too ignorant M,
should not he allowed to select tn,
Supt. We were well satisfied wit. th'
Profs work, in our schools, which
goes to show that the Dirs. at that tim,
surely understood their duty viz I,
elect the man who will do (educa,on
aly) the best for the greatest numhc
nf our children. $.
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MAIeIS.IlClD.


April II, 10y the Rev. j. L. Wan
pole. Miss Ada Hartman to George
Hams, both OF Washington town ship.
March 20, at the Evangelical Par
sonage. Port Trevortun, by the Rev
j. ". Bentz, Miss Sallie kemble to
Simpson Ilerrold, both of Union town
ship.
March 81. by the Rev. W. A. Haas,
Miss Emma ReitE, of West Beaver, to
Roswell Sechrist of Beaver township
In Sunbury, James Fuller of " likes
berre, to Miss Eva, eldest dan ghter
of the late Captain &. :. Davis.
On the 5th inst, by Rev. Haas,
Lewis King to Mrs. Daniel Gember-
ling.
At Waddans Grove, Illinois Tuesday
evening. April 12ih. Mnmmic l.. daugli.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. smith, to
Wr. Robert ]. Paris.
The young ladies Of Middlcburg well
remember Mamie l.. Smith IT. an ami
able, intellectually bright school girl
and genial companion, and for them wc
wish her and her lifc-compnuion n
smooth passage down the river Of life.
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Notice Of Convention Of School 0i
reotors to elect County Superinten-
dent.

To the School Directors OF Snyder
County GENTLRMRN .-In pursu.
ance OF tho forty third section OF the
act OF 9Th May, 1884, You are hereby
notified to meet In convention, at the
Court house In Middleburg, on the
first Tuesday In May, A. ID. 1881, be.
ing the third day OF the month, at II
o'clock In the morning, and select
VIVA voCE, by a majority. OF the
whole number Of directors present,
one person OF literary and scientific
requirements, and Of skill and expert
ence In the art OF teaching. rs county
superintendent. for tho three secceed
Ing years. and certify the resultto the
9tate Superintendent. et Harrisburg
- seQuifed py t1o thiFty-ninth and
4 S: :: 9}|| & IA 4 Hs' =; q. sups
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ID a. }.

April 5, in Franklin township, of
congestive fever, Adam Lester, son Of
David II. and Loyina Gift, aged
years. 1 month and 1 days.
April 3, at Selinsgrove. Charles I.u-
ther, son of Luther Myers. aged !
years, 3 months and 81 days.
On lith inst, Mrs. Sallie Meyer, OF
Washington twp. aged Z, years.
April 90, in Chillesquaque twp,
Northumberland CO.. Joseph Shcihcr,
formerly Of centre township, aged ID
years.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The nth Annual Sunday School
Convention Of Snyder county, Penn
sylvannis, will be held in the Court
House, in Middleburg, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, May nth, ieth
& 18th, 1897.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Wednesday evening 7:30
Opening Sermon, II. B. Belmer,
Organization.
Address Of Welcome, G. II. Dunkleber-
ger.
Response by President elect.
Adjournment.
Thursday morning.
o Devotional Service.
o:3o The Beginning Of the Second
Century Of sunday-school work. Rev.
J. W. Buckley.
10 Impromptu Remarks.
1915 What Is the aim Of the Sunday
school II. wilson Ulsh.
1890 Remarks.
10:45 What are the Requisites OF n
Successful Sunday school : Rev.
W. A. Haas.
II Discussion.
1i:30 Adjournment
Thursday aftern oon.
g Devotional Service.
e:15 Reports from Schools.
g How can the whole county be
Interested and represent ed In the
Annual Conventions Rev L. G.
Edmonds.
1916 Remarks.
3:45 What are the mistakes OF the un-
successful Teacher, and how are
they to be remedied Rev. j. +.
wampole.
4 Discussion.
4:3O Adjournment.
7:3O Children's meeting, addressed by
A. NJ. Carey, Jacob A. Smith,
Rev N. l.. Dietzler.
Friday morning.
% Devotional Service.
9:15 How much time should the ses'
sion OF the Sunday-school occupy,
aud how much OF II be devoted to
the lesson John s. Hassinger.
9:30 Question continued.
o:5j How can the teacher best secure
the attendance and attention OF
the scholars ? Thomas ". HoI-
man.
10 Remarks.
1915 How can we develop the spirit
of benevolence in the Sunday
schools 2Rev. p. Born, ID. ID.
1890 Continued by others.
l0:45 What is necessary TO make the
Iufant Department successful
Prof. ID. ). Boyer.
In Improinptu Remarks.
ti:i5 The Mission OF Sunday school
paper. Prof. William Meyer.
1880 Remarks.
li:i5 Adjournment.
Friday afternoon.
IL Devotional Service.
2:lJ Can teacher who INDUCES In
worldly amusement-, such as cards
dancing parties, theatres, &c.,
who leads life OF ga!ety, and
seeks worldly company, lead souls
to Christ 2 Ought such to be
teachers ~. calvin Schoch.
$50 Question continued.
LAS can the blackboard, charts and
lesson review be used successful,
in all schools NJ. l.. Snyder.
l} Remarks.
800 Question drawer. L. b Mccrum
Ii Miscellaneous business.
4:S0 Final adjournment.
Let every school in the county re
port and be represented In the con
vention. come to help and learn.
Let Us bring earnest hearts and
prayers to the convention, and carry
home from it energy and enthusiasm.
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Workingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
|work after winter Of relaxation, your
kystem needs cleansing and strength
|ening to prevent an attack Of Ague,
Bilious or Spring Fever, or some Other
Spring sickness that will unfit you for
ID seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense II
sou will use one bottle Of Hop Biiters,
lin your family this month Don't
|wait-Buriington Hiwksye.
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In Ayers Ague Cure We have pos
hive remedy for fever and ague and
IN malarial disorders, and one entire.
h free from quinine, arsenic or other
INJURIOUS drugs. II is the chemical
Ind medical triumph Of the age.
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my life said grateful lady. "had d
keen one Of intense suffering and mis-
lry until cured of disiiguring scrofu-
Ions humor by the Cuticura Rem
kdies." Ask your Druggists about
hem If troubled with itching and sca.
n humors.
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MI. schoch. Esq, has again re-
loved'to New Berlin. This was me-
L.;,s,ed by the death of his father,
|brahsm Schoch. Mr.. s. made many
[. ,m friends while in our midst.
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h dies YOUR attention is parti, ular-
d;racted to the advertisement Of
l.. A. NJ Phhlcr, Millinery &c, In
notber column.
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rosr.-Constable e. L. Burlington
u, two School Duplicates on the l6,
r,be finder will please leave them nj
A;s office. and be properly rewarded.
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Rad blood always causes trouble.
4 NAV be a family fight or boils, PIN
Iles itch, letter &c. but no matter
(pr Lindsey's Blood Seareher" Is the
|ure-all.
April 81, 81. 4w
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| a, communications. business let
G Gc.' for this Office. to secure
su,nt attention should be addressed
Pr,p snlIows: TIE Posr, Middleburg,
,sor County, Pa. Advertisements,
y"u .y,,"nu,,,uications &c. must be handed
y hv Monday noon, to secure inser-
bu In next issue
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gEERIFFs SALE.

DY virtue ofa wri, 81 III IA iesue,l
lDlut Of the Court Of Common Pleas o. Sny,
der Couuty. and to me di'o'tei, l viii expose
tn Pnbllci Sni", At tho Court uOus, In tho
Bor roush ol MiddisOurs Snyder county Pa, on
Friday May 20. 1881.
st iUo'clnck. A ~, th- followinx Real ",
tate t. vii s ceririn House AMI lot'of gr ouni
situated 10 tho BIrnugh at MA .hirx sny,Ior
toun,y SEA, hOunic and anil dlserlboi "a
ioilJ-s 10 ~it North ~ 1T ~ Poter Rauch Ea.t
l-ud OF John StHtler, containing ono F0u- III
Acre More or less wbcreon are Erected two
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DRESS-MAKING

In all its various branches neatly,
cheaply and promptly done in the last
and best styles and up to the latest
Fashions. Dolmans, Goats, Wraps,
Underwear, &c.
Give me call.
KATE A. DEW0LF,
Apr. i4.3In. Middleburg. Pa.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the matter ofhe Estate Of g. Allen
Hiibish deed.
THE undersigned Auditor appoint
! cd hy tho Cou-t 70 dI.tribu,e the furds IN
iho hsnds ~ Elizabeth Bilhish and John A
Hiihish, administrators of a Alien Hnhish
decd win cit for tho purpose of his sppoin..
men: 81 the ofnce of n. H. Grimm Esq ~
frecburg, on Wednesday. Day H. 1891, ~. II
oclcct a; m, at which time and ri GO sll per,o :
having clanies are requested 10 rrc-ent them
duly authenticated, or be debarred froo cou,.
lug ~ on ssid fund.
T.J. SMITH,
April 2s, 81. Auditor.
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4 DMTNISTRATORS NOTICE
4 Letters Of adm t.ou ou the e-tat,
idhn liDscrsCr. late Of 'rntre twp. Suydar
Co. Pa, decd. have bccr granted to the under.
signed. Al person. kuuving themselves Inielt
ed tn said estate win rlense make in.m-histe
pa yUi0ht glilo th0sel having claims against ~ id
estate will present thom tot scitlemcutto
iDSi PH BDWERSUN,
SAMUEL. b'wFR~UN,
March 81 81 ADM irUifrtsr
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.-As
Oshs Republican standard.bearsr, IN tho
cominE campaign. for the otiice Of Commission
avsilatls. candidate AS an othc.t he has
thowa efficiency. soonorny, and integrity and
'Asu'S Dc rss'''ssd' w.srpxA,...
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TNXErUrOWS NOTICE-I.i,m,

tItc'ttmontaty on tho estate ~ vrisn.
tine knepp, deci,iste of West Neavnr t,wrshit
SNYDER county, va, were granted 20 tho un,
jersgrei. Az rereous knowing them.sive-
irdobied t. said estate VIII plcisc make INN
Ns'e payment, while those having cinins " u
prtsent the'n tor settlement Ia
ADAM WApNra,
SARAH kNrPp,
Ap II %, 1881. rcxcruiofs
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SET HERALD. The only objection we
we have to them IL they do not meet
it sHlrely. They go at IL in II kind Of
round (about) way but we are Of
the opinion that this could be remed
led to a certain extent by the Use Of
NJ. y. Roberts POULTRY POWDER,
for it makes the hens act ION the
square" by laying double yollScd eggs.
She went to the play OF "Oiivette,"
And near an open window she set,
And by 50 doing she there met
The fate of all who rashly get
SO imprudent.
She saw n notice in the weekly STAR,
ITO Cure IL Cold--Use SINEs SYRUP
OF TAR"
So she went to her druggist, and then
and there
Invested with Il single quarter
In the article.
Now IL you only have occasion to see,
How earnest and vehement she be
When telling how quickly and en-
tirely
She was cured of the cold, caught on
said settee
lWil SURPRISE you.
1t Is said that there il only one
thing in the world that is sure, name
ly-death. We can now add another
sure thing-SINEs' SYRUP OF TAR.
Its sure to cure Cough or Cold.
A promising young horse has been
named DIR. Tanner In hopes that it
will make him fast. EXCHANGE.
That might do for some horses but
we had rather take our chance on u
package of NJ. B. ROBERTS HoRsE
POWDERS. as they guarantee ahealthy
and vigorous constitution, which Is
essential for any horses speed and
endurance.
''Of all sad words OF tongue or pen
The saddest are these, it might
have been"
The above question was forcibly
brought to mind the other day by
hearing a young lady remark that she
would not now be dying with Con
sumption, II she had taken SINEs'
SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND
HoREHoUND, in November last, and
cured her cold, as friend Of hers
did.
we uuucrntduu tiiat hit tic iutheio
horses In this section that are given
NJ. Is. ROBERTS HORSE Powders are
able to plough from one third to one
half more acres per day than those
that are given any other owing to
their laxative, tonic, and purifying
qualities. We advise all those that
have not used them to do so. They
are not adulterated with bran or cake
meal and sold by the pound, but are
put up In neat packages from pure
drugs and sold for 20 cents by all drug
gists.
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a thor,nvh and .nfc remedy is DR
METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND.
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Sold by all
Druggists. Price 25 cents.
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Dwelling Ilonso

q oil othar ou,buildings.
seized, taken inio execution, and to 10 sold
as tho properly "i Ssnuel lIailv.
bANlEL bULEN DER, shretH.
Apfll Is. lSki.
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New = Revision 2 ts!4. !, ~ .,sss' Ess.-.

~ g; a.: s;s: Z. ssss's sss: Z q Ss!ss:. &c.
l|||j ||||||I ~ ;|iI||' e "
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COUNTY COMMISSIONED

8. !: :ss aspss' ssS e ~ ~ q 3ss9 .I.ssss
sss I; sss' e xss.s :s'ss': q e: ~:
! = s''S;;:' ::;s
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Ap II IS, 1881.
4 p,IINISTRATonS NOTICE --

4 DNtNISTRATORI NOTICE
4 Ie,tors OF administrator on the state of
Abraham SchOch lair Of New Hetlir. ttint
TO. Pa., dec n, Lnvc he'n ptHntei 10 tho unirt.
.ignel All yersons knowing thersolv~s tr-
dehtei to said ostitr VIII tietso rpkc immcdi
ste ptym cnt while those having claim- Pg,i -
NJ. l. SCHOJU
April ~ 1s,i. Administrator.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

The Pacific Express west can 10 hasSod AT
Il eNtOWu st5il n, ~,
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county papers please copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-23


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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-23

The applicant must either make oath. ms hereto
fore. before the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF th'
county where he is engaged in business. ol TIL
amount of goods kept on hand ut the principal Sc
sion OF sale: or the oath may be administered 10y
y Justice OF the Peace. when the person wantin" !
license applies through an agent. II the latte
I've adopted, the following form Will be deem
Cd Il sufficient compliance with the act:
Cecil county 10 nj:
On this - day Of -. 1887. before the slhScrih
err II Justice OF the Peace OF the State OF Mary
land in and Tor said county. personally appehrr'
- and declared thrt he intends to apply 10
4 Traders License undert the second section OF th'
act OF January Session. 1883. to the Clerk vi fh'
Circuit Court ior Cecil county. and made onti
that the amount OF the stock OF goods general,
Kept on hand 10y him Tor by the concern in whicl
he is engaged. in case it be Partnership at TIL
principal season vi sale Tor il the applicant has IL
previously engaged in such trad y. that tn
amount Of goods which he intends TO keep. &c.
does not Tor Will hot exceed -.
Sworn before --
If the oath he administered before II Justice o
the Peace out OF the county in which the applca
ton is made. there must he attached the certificate
of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF the county il
which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell suit To cure fish in March
April and May. without License. Nendeis q
cakes and vendors oi beer. and cider, who ar
makers o; such beer and cider (larger beer except
Cd) are not required 10 pay License.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-23

The amount 10 he paid by traders for Il LiccEs
tine amount OF stock ut the principal season o
sale Ia be given under oath) is AS follows:
II the anulicant.s stock in trade does not exceed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-23
tCbapter ~, page 1917

AN All
TO amend the tveut yiirst aud twenty second sec
tons OF tho hft;->IXth Article Of the Code ct
Public General liws, relating To the Licenses
III 1aWkers and Irddlcrs.
StclUn /. BE II IN enacted by the General As
t,E.UIy 81 Ai.rylani. That the twenty first and
IA rcoHd sectious vi the tiftysiXIh Art.cc ol
the fv'i. o! Pubic CT neral Laws relating 10 the
license ~ haT.crS aud ieddiers. be and the same
.gc hereby repealed, and the io.lowiag sections
enacted IL lieu thereof:
-. For every such license. not TO extend beyond
me county III which the iniy be issued. thcrc
sa!.H De paid the IUiiuwug Rates TO wtt For every
!.ce.g tO travel !OOf. The OF IoIt! doliaI.:
~ tjIEc! with morse or other beast OF burden and
W...Uu or other Schic, :. the sum vi seventy dui-
Lars. For every such llceaSe to extend 6t"r The
Whole Eastern SIO!r or thc WhU.c " Western SEote.
taerc thti Ice pad the following: Rates to E" vii:
For every license IL travel i,Ol, the ui six
q dollars: 10 travel With morse other be-. 81
burden. V.4r horse or other beast %! burden ANA
wagon OF other VENICE, The sum OF one Nundrc,!
DO WIKI TWO horses other beasts al hurd.I!
l.d :yun OF ujheT vellcc, the sun OF one hun
IEes .ltaa DlTy dnilaIS.
-. NJ sUcL IIcers. shall ts granted 10 any other
-.i-- white i'er.ol- 10 any hNher pe,idl,I
"a tHc n.iu- ami IT. - sd partnership pan
ant pe:sv.i -. II act uaier -lirh iicen.p
- tiU ;. And Ice It r.!:.rtcd. THIS act si..-.l
take .iiccL uu The daJ % It's passage.
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Owners of Stations or Jacks.

The owner OF keeper Of every Stallion OF eek
shall. be bcin.; permitted TO stand or station
81 n animal DIV 10 the Clerk the Circuit Court
OF some OF the equities i'll thus State the highest
fu,n which he intends TO ask or receive Tor the
80 lsau OF one mare: and the receipt oi The said
Clerk with the seal OF his fohrt attached Their to
Tor said sum- shall be the License for stnt;onng or
standing such stallion or Jack. Tor oae year from
the date thereof: prOiided. that in no ease shall
tie directed to be paid by this section Tor such
license be less than ten dollars: ami that every
stallion or lick upon wnich the said tax is pald
shall he exempt from all other StatetlX.
ANY owner or keeper stat.oning or Standing any
stallion or lack without - lcrnce shall forfeit and
pay twice the sum authorized and required To be
paid in The last preceding section. one-lal TO the
State and the other hail to the informer.
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(Ch2ptcr lls, page 23s.
AN ACT

20 aInCnl SECTION Of Article flty-sx OF tn,
Code Of Public General LIws' entitled " Ii
ceuse,'' relaxing 10 the issuing OF licenses by
Clerks OF Courts.
10 it enacted by thc Cicn' raj Assembly of Mary
lal.G, Iblt SEC ,ioH one OF Article ity-s OF In'
lode OF Pubi.c General Laws entitled License
c amended and Ie-cuactcd as 10 read as io
lows;
i Licenses shall be granted by the Clerks
TIE Circuit Courts 81 the counties and the Cierks
81 the Court OF Common Pleas in the city OF BALI
more. except where Il different mode Is slecail \
J.T"Tided. ana all licenses granted by the Sii:
clerks shall expire the first day OF May nexr
thereafter, except licenses Tor fisheries and h"rs,
licenses, and il granted tur part Of year, rateu
lie sholl he charged therefor.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. AT an c.cctloh held III Cecil county,
Oh the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. III the year eighteen hundred and
eighty. the question vi whether or hot any person
or persons Or ANY house. corporation, cump;n, or
association, shall be allow cd III any sell hr
himself. herself Or itsc hIs. her. its clerk ser
Want or agent. directly OF indirectly. any spirit
uuus or iermentcd LIQUORS or alcuiulit blticrs or
The same. submitted to TIE registered quail
fled voters thercat. III pursuance 81 chapter - OF
the Acts vi the G'nrrdl Assembly oi Maryland,
passed at the january session ls>J:
And WHEREAS. From the written returns OF the
Judges at said eectiuI OF the cast uuou said
question, made to me- III accord tucC with the bro
Visions oi the Act oi Assembly aforesaid. il ap-
pears that there were Inirly-tive Hundred and
Thirty votes :" Against the sale OF Slritnulis or
iefmentcd liquors or alcoholic biutcrs and Ei.:n-
Hundred and Fi'ty-sN votes - Fer th,. sab, Of
>pr tuouS o. crn"ut,d liquors alcoholic bit
ttrS, heln" II naJ0riy OF Sixteen iiuudred ant!
Scvcnt N-ioGr votes against the sale oi SpIrituvus
uI ierluruted liquors or aico.ohc hitttrS:
Now THEREFORE. !, JAMES \. DAVIS. Clerk
Of the C,rciit Court iur Cecil county i'll obedience
- the requirements OF the Act oi Assembly :ifore.
said do hereby prCcaIEl the result ui sucI Flee
tiDu ulUn the question ait Te>.iId. IN rs above
stated; aud thar and al or he tr,, d. OF Nav
next ensuing the date hrrru Ii NOT be law Ill
Tor any person or persons. any house, COMPANY,
or ASSOCIATION. or body coT Orttp. to sell direct
OF ludirccuy al ANY place. or 10 give away nj his
her, OF IT, place oil business. any SpirtuuuS
mentcd liquors alcoholic uitteis or intoxicating
drinks ol any KIND. within the limits .. Cccli
county. nor snail ANY license be issued or GRANTED
iUr the sale al the same.
IN TESTIMONY WHEHEoF, have herenHtp sub
\~>-~ >c'hcd my Ii .inu and caused the seal
! sal my uiiicc tv nc affixed. "a tniS iourl..
~ Ia! vi November. ci.nI,rn hundred and
e.shty. JAMES y. DAVIS. Clrra
OF the CircuIt Count ug tecll cuuuty
/ GEORGE IL LOGAN